Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1929 volume:

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Sf e Je Q Ll oyah MISS JOHNNIE MORRIS 15579 fe li:-Hifi. 71 .QM x I-5 , : S M . Page Four e JI e LZ oy a I1 SEQ, . JU ' S A 6, Q ,X ' A f I K iQf66i1fH 5 X i I i if DEDICATED to MISS JOHNNIE MORRIS In gratitude for her wise counsel in our work, her enthusiastic interest in 0u1' play, and her untiring' assistance in all our endeavors. q i fiiI ii iii ,Viv . W 2 i i iff QW i ii 1' I! ii a -1 Q . ian , i, , 9 S 5 K , T Y ji, f' ,' 5 li 1 V 4 q, , xx 5215 .X fvxx 3 'fx - -J ,X ,Q -,X X - . . x f , ,N ' ' ' HRX it 2? it , Qiii 1 Page Five s 'ffl 4ll' ,Q, , sit-W u H1 6 I L -Six 43 ' N, 2 fm: i n -lix q I I ff f C3 9251 l THE SEQUOYAH, in the years that are gone, has been a source of ever-increasing pride. We, the Class of 1929, have tried to uphold this high standard set for us. But we have kept before us another goal, a course of strictest economy, to the end that we might leave behind us not one book, but many. For it has been our high privilege to initiate a library fund, with the hope that succeed- ing classes will continue to contribute to this cause. We feel that we could leave no more lasting or imposing monument to our memory in Central High, nor could we bequeath a more priceless legacy to those who come after us, Be ours the joy of blazing a new trail, theirs the happiness of a dream soon realized. cgxyk 4, N ,' 'G is , W V ,V ,gras f N , T ' ' wlijxkfi, Q Q Eff- J k N31 i Q1 y c ff, f X ix, , e tx X4 ,if--' . Qi- Y xf-V ,' - , X -1 ' ,f A+ W 5' f A-,. ' - -e,,,f. V jf Ji Q '32 ff' 3 'Q5533 ' i Page Six 6 A576 Q LZ oy 5 pg.: , S I I ,-4 , 1: M'f!1mi Y 'I I I M3 I, - . A, LI J1Q!j '35g+NI.L1N F M if IW 'IIIW2'Ml ,Itifwfff I, L I w , 'Mff::wIIIILxiTIMA1l5141 A ' I I I DEDICATION , - I I I XX' .X r , I JI g II STAFF I 'J ID' ,HQ , , CAMPUS ' f EI 'K KY kms I5 FACULTY x,,,,f. Y IN V' ? 3 V 5 CLASSES I .LISA , ,K gx I , uf ig? I ix P M MII ORGANIZATIONS I I 4 ,1 ' iLv 3 I NWkXUP,i2,f L Q5 km, 6 If q Ii SPECIALS J, rf UV 'C ' ' A'-A jf I- .Tfff JA' f f wiiglf I LQZA GSI: Yfxyf ta?.sif3f7ff,A ., it igfiifx W A' 4:'Qf,f32?' Q f ,',,ENIIe,QIgff,-QA!11mLlIf,lff Q' -fggfpf . V Cliff ,A Yiweix f sv If flu 5 .:,b,ql13.L Q N 7 Y -vi,,,,1gi-.-izzx ' .',,, 'S Y-1,1'Qf,1 fQ,'C'f , f , :QXIJ-I Ms'--KA: S. kim F ,. If ' -' z --1 ' :FN 1 3 .. 1 ' ' i-1,34 M ...,..,, . ,E a .. Lian A - 11 .1-. Page Seven I ' A ' .. YM N f iw, C7726 ky e cz Ll Oyez , g h A ix- ' ' -XQX A . JANE CRAWFORD ALMA SPRAKER Art Editor Snapshot Editor LENA FAWVER BENNY ELDRIDGE Literary Editor Art Editor HARTWELL BARDILL MR. ROBERT C. SEARLE Business Manager Counselor MATTIE LOU KETCHUM Editor-in-Chief ROBERT NICHOLS HAROLD BURKHARDT Asst. Editor-in-Chief Asst. Advertising Manager MR. CLAUDE M. MITCHELL BILLY HADDOX Counselor Advertising Manager ALFRED BUNCH Asst. 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GRESHAM, Principal To the student, an inspirational guide along' the pathway of knowleclgvg to the timid, an example of fearless courageg to the strong, an allyg to the ambitious, a friendg to the lagg'a1'd, a spurg to the offender, an embodiment of law and righteousnessg to the sorrowing, a sympathetic comforterg to the honored guest who comes from time to time within our gates, a charin- ing' hostess-all this and more. Yes, one of the noblest of hex' race is Miss Hassie K, Gresham, our hc-loved Principal for ten years. f. W. 1 f 'W-415' ' ff: 'Fx W 3 X I -z -d - Y' A 5 e,ff ff.lQQ Page Nineteen f Q .A e J e uo ah . s iw, 'N i '.x X w w, V , Ly . 1 4. M v . Y IN- 1:73, v 4,0 A Aha b H A wg- , Y -7. I I Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. I U Gladys Wallace, - Lelia Pace Moore, Nannie Lee Hicks, , Dorothy Mae Wo0d,,, Lula Gibbs, ,.,, ,,,, Anna Weigel.,,,,,, , L. H. B1'ickey,,, , , J. A. Andes,,,,,, , ,,, Claude M. Mitchell , A. L. Rubin, , , ,,, , , ,, , , ,,,,Algebra ,,,,,,.., ..,Latin . ,, ,, ,, , .,, ,, History ,. ,,,,,,,, ,Home Economies ,..,,,,Y,.-.- , ,,,,,, .., . ,English viii, . . ,. ,,,,,,, ,,Biology W35! 4 -1'K ' .- Q .V Kltilf 'I' 'E ' r 'f' 1 , ,-Q , . 5 .., ' '1::1:t::: ' y . Page Twenty ,,..-, , -, . .. fff, ,Civics Chemistry and Physics ,,,,,,,,, English ,,,, Agriculture f e LS' e uoya h5,i,.f3,, ,,1-'Fl'-, , Q Y . Miss Kate Gibs0n,7,,, ,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, ,,,YEnglish Miss Dolly Mitchell, ..,,,,,, , , ,,,, ,, ,,, ,, ,,,,,,fMArt Miss Pauline Maj0r,,,,,, , ,ff, , f,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,kEnglish Miss Esther E1lis,,,,,, ,,,, ,f,,, ,, ,, ,f,,.- French Miss Johnnie Morris,,,,f, ,,,,, , ,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,,,History Miss Effie Anderson,,, , , , f,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , , ,, , Home Economics Mr. W. M. Bellf,,, , ,,,,,, ,, WV, , ,,,,,,, , Manual Training Mr. T. E. Ford,f,,,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , Algebra Mr. Robert C. Searle ,,,,, ,Geography and General Science Mr. Nelson Joncs,,, ,, , , Geometry ff ' lj' ei e Nfl x 15 -?jI'::::13g 2, - - , ily., 4 Page Twenty-one X I N N H, A e Se uolyah xg, ' Q s ux' X X? xi X 'EX R -' X fx- R- L.- - bi - ' - CLASS SONG Nj- fliznbe+h Hill ll!! lin Yl.miI---Q--1- lu - :- w' 7H! FY - ITQTIIQ---U-1 1.111 K lQT'YT?f nhl' SHI-Y ul I QL - .2 ' r L L L ' -1 v I f'inEWlLL,DA'4nuuuAuaf M, Goo s , ,M y-nf,-,,,, Sp Tllufl Own, 7141.1 II ' Y J L U' 11 I eil-'I . it-9' -1 . 5. U I J n. n U: f 1 I HHH Fil I'Y'-T12- -! Q- 1 Turn-nr In-una. Au an-aiu, wily' vrrniu ruin Dvt' . rqavm ' -1 l ll 1 af U29 5 L' 2 ' in rl r, Y I. I . ch.vfu.cz T., A r A 7 P at lf!!! , ! nl! r - I .ui1.l71i1.: 1 i' . L Sfniu omvaaq Mllleniug cont'rAn'rlJ', lan? Srnipn rp GRIATTE cz-a!, aft: IIQXF1' ' 2 - 1 1 g in m H ' Lf el Q 1 in . I FF o I-ki - l'H'2vm- Q2-! H'! 1! - Yo, - 11 -. 1 I1 -TI 11 IU' '-4 -11 1 , 1-W 1' . . ' 5? smuun rung. an rn' wy,7h-:Ann un, mug wr Lung Ki iw i ' X - I... :I L l 40. Tenlo F i - P Q ll-., , H' lo ni :., Dfruriua. nip, Ann Luang nuunnn whruine n.nn,y,g I-nf yu- UQ1'l lI 1 Y . I qs A A 4 A A In IU Q1-Y 'hai ovsn. ' ' i W, 'an' 'unc I Tn 1' v av rfmnf fwznfa nn: 2 .1 I-,-:e irq - i b 1' -Swag' uf'- 1 ' '5- I? -A , ', 5 -JJ11111t1:1'- g Q Q 1.1: f 'Q I, x .un .F -, g Page Twenty -two x :1,',', ,6 , e LS' e Ll oyah ,Q ,Q l ,A i - 2-iff I-2-f ,jig ,W 'lf f Q . g i: Q. CLASS POEM By Mildred V. Floyd Our Class is like an errant knight, Who in his hand does bear A banner 'broidered shining bright With these two words, Be square. This knight is ever wise and goody To truth he always swearsg To aid the helpless he does pause, And happiness he shares. Our knight has battled hard and long, And he has faltered ne'er, But waved his standard 'bove his head With maxim brave, Be square! Thus far and wide he wanders ye He all the danger dares. His armor white is shining bright: His charger, strong and fair. ti He strives ahead and struggles still Against all surging care, And calls aloud his battle cry In fearless tones, Be square ! And in his left hand tightly clasped A laurel wreath he bears, An emblem true of victory And triumph over cares. He labors on with upward gaze However he does fare, And puts his faith in heaven's aid And in his cry, Be square ! His friends admire him and his deeds, His grace and strength so fair. He raises ideals true on high, And strives on toward them e'er. ' ' A' Hark! we hear the beat of drums, And trumpets' lusty blare, And as the throng is greeting him There is a shout, Be square? Q in .E 0 ,K M- , Page Twenty-three r Kg q QXNXXWK I nh w Rx wjgx git- 6 e Q U a P gh xt'Q ' Y 'f i v. J -'15 E M-X +-R i. I SCENES FROM CENTRAL ' W 1,1 V v 15513111 12 1' QfI ' Page Twenty-four CLASSES Q M e S e uoyah- W I S Z I f JE 0 gf Af 1 :N 'm5Q 1: w x 2 , . - . 015- , X . ., I a gl Twenty-sevun K vvs? 'P f-'1 6 U xhxi , R X1 4 , X X '. 15 A e s :Q-5-, i Q i s-.ju -if S S I A ' ' --' ' I President Q , - Hartwell Bardill Vice-President Swfw S., , -Af Billy Duggan Secretary -r-h - - -W Herbert Hoover Treasurer , Grace Kirby MOTTO-f B2 COLORS-Pink and Orchid FLOWER-Sweet Pea ADVISER-Miss Hassie K. Gresham ASSISTANT ADVISER-Miss Johnnie Morris 3533? :P 1? Q , O f . ,: V f ,, 2 A :JSM l 4. ,Q-'ff 4 Page Twenty-eight h fo if 'IWW 6 Je cg L1 Oy -2 I ,fi 1 . MILDRED FLOYD ELIZABETH HILL FRENCH MCCLAIN BONITA THOMAS KATHERINE HATCHER WILLIAM DOBBINS EDYTHE SHARPE I 48 Y cus ' Qi.. Q v x 324-'QA Visa, I ,Page Twenty-nine - XE. I f Qfyhe S e Y u oy a I1 hi-Q, ' ' - ' ,-4 N V 3 A Xxx, VIOLA MAE BURKHARDT HERBERT HOOVER THELMA DYER VIRGIE WINCHESTER ETHEL FRANKLIN ARMSTRONG KATHERINE BURNETTE CHARLES WILLIAM HADDOX f E r 13-557 ' 'Q Page Thirty JM FU e Se uo ah . - . , 1 j y' 1 ll 2 Q v f P ,, 1 ' I 21 - -' C .L QQ l P I WORTH E. CARR LOUISE TRUAN PAULINE JUSTICE RUTH BURRIS CHARLES R. CALLOWAY, JR. VERA DENTON RAY BURKHART A --'ig fm: l wi. Page Thirty-one wmv 1' A Af W ' WR h A, ,Ig gal ' T - .-1 35 Tl J . E '. . X- , -1- L i WALTER BURKHART A GLADYS AILEEN MORRISETT H. K. MOONEY ALBERTA BRANAM EDGEMON RUBY BIGGS MARJORIE FELKNOR THOMAS CLYDE coLE 3 5 '-'A .. - w 0 ' Q.5z9 gJ2 3 Page Thirty-two -li h v fy f f VM - ffl ',4'A Ly I-x zff ill' LIL FV f, e equoyab ,X LILLIE CANNON JAMES MONROE WARWICK ALBERT BURNETTE MARGARET IRENE WILSON MATTIE LOU KETCHUM BONNIE SMITH KENNETH B. METCALF ,JA ' - 1, 'W 5 A in 0 K U -5 2112 Ifeg, A . Page Thirty-three J A i - Sdwgk A 3 3 L10 ah sg-1,1 ' v s w ' X x X xx x K Q XA g t. J f '4 5' xx , Y ' 'LEQQL I uk: 4- ' ' Lj+f HOWARD F. BEARDEN MADELINE R. YOUNG EVELYN JUNE MOONEY OLEVA HOUSER KATHLEEN MCCLOUD GRACE BIRD IDRIS C. HILL X g3 l5:'p 4 I . L. I' X o .5 -5:::1:: :::-A , I , f 4.--L , Page Thirty-four i1..lL. L.a yT.Q.T1.-11 yu 'U 6 Je Q L1 Oy H h CQ -5235 ! -' ,at v Q GLADYS SUTTON HARVEY JACK PAULINE FRANKLIN FRANK SHATTUCK, JR. UDEAN JUSTICE RENA COLE EDGAR TRUAN Tvs Q Fx 3 V' W Page Thirty-five 559 w w s' 'X-, JT 4 QI, QL e e u o ah as x l' A-sfu' 1-Q-4 xi.-'I , . ll , ,.. V. , ., ., x . BENNY ELDRIDGE I FRED O. HENRY MILDRED MARIE CUNNINGHAM HAMILTON GIBSON HAROLD M. BURKHARDT LUCILE MONROE CHARLES FORESTER fe -- , , Q . -' 1 -l ln Page Thirty-six lliiia e Sequoyah Lg - 21? 1 ' f ,-A-f Mags' I 4' - - f2 1 !'r 4. il,-. - V -f r Af- - ,1 EMMA LOUISE GIBSON WILLIAM DUGGAN LUCILE REED THELMA ANDREWS ROBERT NICHOLS GRACE KIRBY E, HARTWELL BARDILL ,X P Q gf gr .4 'I . fr! 3 . I . '-?m +isg5,, 3 Page Thirty-seven e Je uoyah b s ny. I' N f X A ': G',x'. A X ,. f tw! -was ' A R I C. 'v Y . ' - Y I A LENA FAWVER LAMAR O'GUIN SHERMAN ATHAS MYNATT FERVIE BEAU JOHNSON ANNA AVO ROBERTS ' ALMA LEE SPRAKER LUELLA MARY WEBB -71 'Q . 1 1 'll X ., ,AA-K xxx 117' 3 f-AQ- f 'E Page Thirty-eight ' e LS e uo ah g.....T.... .- ff' V A , A if Di' , f, Y X A .- ' ' 5' ' I ' 7 A JOE COX AUGUSTA A. KELLY JANE CRAWFORD .1 ' v w :A -fs. I 0 A S x E2 .5 3 1 ' E 'Mihai jj- -4111 3 Page Thirty-ni -visi fvkf'-1 S 6 equoyah f e : Q - - F ..- SENIOR SNAPSHOTS -ww - ,nj'f f7f - fl ITT ... f K L u 'ifl-- bf i ,R'25 !'2 ' .gk Page Forty 57716 lb ,Ml1f'M'W N ffWW'Wh Je Lzoyajgd 4 1 Ju 1 xxxv N ' 4 f XA A W In W .... -3. ,C fa 1 I Page Forty- 6' 6 110.373 P ' :J W 5 li--4 Q .. --3? I R. I Y President - - 7 a Alfred Bunch Vice-President , ,,af,h.---,- -f?Howard Ware Secretary H 7 , , ., Ruby Lee Mitchell Treasurer -.-,,, YY , - William Buchanan MOTTO- We can, we will COLORS-Pink and White FLOWER-Pink Carnation ADVISER-Miss Effie Anderson 3557? .. . ' A .. , l ' : 'Q JIL2111 ::.V 4?:,- Paxze Forty-two in i' - 1' I .1-if i , -H, qs JUNIOR CLASS 1 -f - . ,f 'J'-5421: 5 N71 ' b-Q g5f 1f-ez. , i xwafil E I Pago l m'ty-tln'm- N x XXX X Y W, AN 3 Se? uoyah I 21 i 1---' : Q 1'-'i -, Girls Elsie Alton Eunice Baily Catherine Burnett Maude Cox Sally Collins Ruth Davis Beatrice Devault Katherine Deaver Artie Mae Easterly Ruth Edens Thelma Eldridge Phillippa Ellis Ruth Frazier Frances Garner Hazel Garner Lois Gault Reita Giddens Boys Urban Anderson Walter Beeler Torn Bell Othel Boruff Randolph Brooks William Buchanan Alfred Bunch Sidney Burkhart Edward Carter Francis Cain Louis Cox Bill Curtis Ernest Darr Junior Class Roll Girls Katherine Greenlee Juanita Groves Edith Hansard Teresa Henry Flora Lee Hodge Evelyn Jones Ruth Jones Hazel King Maudie Knight Margaret Lyon Ruth Longmire Bernice Mays Katherine May Lillie Merriman Alberta Messamore Ruby Lee Mitchell Lola Payne Boys John Davis William Doughty Eugene Edwards James Ford Frederick Irwin J. W. Kelly Edward Mallicoat William Middlemas Robert Moore Nave Nelson Sam Palmer Henry Risner Cecil Rochat x ' I? 2 'X D V . , is-W 533 M. Page Forty-four Girls Myrtle Portwood Ethel Ring Ruth Ring Lucille Seymour Margaret Tindell Agnes Underwood Helen Underwood Eva Lee Walker Thelma Warters Mildred Webster Juanita Webb Catherine West Gwennie Williams Lucille Wilson Mary Ellen Wilson Helen Yoder Boys Roy Rule George Shelby Roger Smelser Glenn Smith Wilfred 'Strange Vern Vessel' Wallace Webb Charles Welch Robert Wright James Warwick Lewis Wayland Howard Ware . yy! , C771 ,ei 14 59 ' ff 6'efzUOya A j GJPHO Q12 1 - 'Q I A N ' . .. - Page Forty-five s :YQ ilwesigx V J I1 y e e uoya x g N, 5 ' - . f ' 'S , Aj x V Q e A -6 President - - John Shattuck Vice-President Elsie Kirby Secretary - .W , Dorothy Briggs Treasurer Jean Vineyard MOTTO- 42 FLOWER-Carnation COLORS-Red and Silver ADVISER-Mr. Claude M. Mitchell ff! , 4- -'4' . 4 .i :l ..-fs-1 Yf-A' g y rfszus ff-:-2-' ,,:.5g9 .e'2 . e 3 Page Forty-six ff 'f f I 4 -4 Ab- f A ,J QW ,fl A e Sequoyalgs JW G ' 'Qfi . SOPHOMORE CLASS ,i FN i 0 x rt ., K --ia - 1112 3 Page Fort y-seven sift iil l .. h - SEB TRN is 1 'i Fgfiiil qil a U e Sequoya in T- ,. - Girls Grace Adams Lucille Andrews Jeanette Armstrong Anna Lee Babelay Dorothy Boudreau Grace Bozeman Thelma Bradley Ruby Bramlet Dorothy Briggs Mary Brown Mary Elizabeth Burkhart Mary Burton Sarah Emma Bush Edith Caldwell Mary Lou Carter Noble Clark Emily Conner Katherine Cole Geneva Curnutt Georgia Mae Dalton Ruth Deatherage Nelle Douglas Boys Harry Allen Frank Atkin W. B. Bayless Clemmer Bounds Herbert Brabhan Reid Brown Steve Browning William Burton Daniel Byerly Harvey Casper Russell Clark Frank Coram Lee Cox Walker Cox Woodrow Cox Alan Cruze Kenneth Daniels Lewis Davis Raymond Deal Robert Dukes Ralph Eldridge I f 1 Sophomore Class Roll Girls Girls Velma Gale Edmondson Katherine Lee Kathleen Eubanks Juanita Fair Grace Gammon Virginia Grant Lucy George Louise Giifin Jessie Mae Green Lucile Hardin 4Gertrude Hargis Mary Haun Lennis Hickey Mary Hill Leola Holt Georgia Hunley Elizabeth Johnson Helen Johnson Lillian Johnson Juanita King Mary ,King Elsie Kirby Bessie Kreis Boys Paul Fellows James Freer Charles French Walter Galyon Thornton Gamble McCona George Fred Grove Paul Hackney E. B. Hackworth Henry Hayworth Roy Hawkins James Henson Joe Henry Robert Henry Yarnell Hicks Manly Hood Robert Hooper James A. Jones James P. Jones Benjamin Johnson James Keith Mabel Longmire Margaret McCampbell Anna Mae McGlothlin Evelyn Meader Frances Metcalf , Margaret Monroe Cecilia Mynatt Juanita Needham Catherine Ogden Mary Ogle Mary Payne Thelma Portwood Louise Price Ruth Rector Mildred Reed Margaret Rochat Martha Rochat Edna Rule Mary Scott Thelma Shannon Grace Shelby Boys Marcus Kelly Ralph Lakin Clyde Kitts Marvin LaMarch0 Fritz Leopold James Meador Alois Metler Eugene Medlin Donald McCarty Verlin McClain William McGill Nelson Merchant Clifford Minton Durward Murphy Deadrick Nichols Wilford Parker Norman Payne James Petree David Phelps Henry Pickell Delphin Query fiwf lf? ,.. H A , 4 .- Page Forty-eight Girls Anne Smith Jane Smith Rosemond Smith Catherine S-mither Mildred Tillett Grace Tindell Edna Troutt Mildred Truan Osta Underwood Jean Vineyard Christine Warwick Helen Warwick Annette Watson Mary Wilkins Thelma Williams Louise Wilson Mildred Wood Alma Yadon Flossye Mae Yadon Anne Yates Margaret Switzer Boys Gerald Richards John Rymer Fowler Snyder Melkijah Sharpe John Shattuck Durward Sharp John Thomas James Thornton Frank Thurman . Ed Troutt James Troutt W. C. Towle Newport Tudor Virgil Underwood John Van Huss Fred Wallace Lloyd Walters Willard Ware Ralph Watson .11f '!V 'MQ e LS' e uoyah ,M f m 2 RESH XM SW? ., ft 1. f in -. . 1 - . 'Q' ,,1.g - 4, ':::'::::113 . 0.2. i n, - mf. , , ge Forty-nine K X' 'N '.. cy mx X- N-A 'i n s N A Y-KF I d -......1.. President ' Robert Buchanan Vice-President Clarenee Giddens Secretary Mildred Douglas Treasurer Mary Johnson MOTTO- Make the Better Best COLORS-Red and White FLOWER--Rose ADVISER-Miss Kate Gibson .:' 1X.,: I' e 5 ' v jr 'z.j:fE 2'i i 3 Page Fifty e Se? uoyalg - ' ' f'2l ,f' - ' ff M QU L..4 A A g 4 FRESHMAN CLASS ffffrh ,, 1 f - -.5 ' N254 'Q-- 1 Page Fifty-one lxlhilk- Y --S41 X- :Qg e Seq u oyah 1 5. Cf ' x -LFC I E ' 'Q 1 , Girls Ruth Ammons Eloise Anderson Mary Andrews Mary Alice Bell Ruth Benton Irma Katherine Boullion Christabelle Brown Elizabeth Burkhart Mildred Clark Catherine Cooper Ada Cox Edna Cox Lillie Belle Cox Virgie Lee Creech Kathleen Crippen Christinia Daniel Katherine Davis Geneva Denton Boys Frank Allen Fred Anderson Everett Biggs Merrill Bird Robert Buchanan Vergil Chambers Franklin Chance Randolph Chance Mark Cook William Cooper Clayton Corum J. R. Davis Charles Davis Billy Devault Ernest Derrybcrry John Delius Edwin Dunlap Charles Edwards Freshman Girls Virginia Dickerson Mildred Douglas Josephine Ford Gola Foust Grace Foust Helen Fauver Stella Gardener Geneva Guinn Sibby Hargis Evelyn Harvey Margaret Henson Beulah Hutson Marie Hutton Eula Jordon Mary Johnson Thelma Keene Jewel Kirby Mildred Kitchen Boys Hugh Fair Raymond Farrer Marvin Francis Nelson Falin Kenneth Foust Jimmie Garner Arthur Garrison Arthur Gault Clarence Giddens Thomas Harvey Billie Hicks William Henry Vaughan Hill Ernest Hughes Thomas Inklebarger Paul Keener J. L. Lacey Smith LaRue Class Roll Girls Elizabeth Kitts Neva LaRue Nellie Lewis Bessie Luttrall Dossie Lester Ruth McCampbell Virginia McCampbell Elizabeth Merchant Alberta Metler Delma Mitchell Nancy Musgrave Evelyn Paul Vera Mae Pinkston Sarah Rawlings Rowena Reed Willie Rice Leah Ridenour Margaret Robinson Boys Clarence Leamon Frank Lyon Tom Mallicote George Mathis Elmer McGlothlin Robert Merriman George Metcalf Carl Moser Durward Murphy Otto Neal Joe Orndorff Lynn Phillips Don Pinkston Luther Price Wymer Query Henry Risner Paul Strange Gordon Smith Girls Fannie Rochat Helen Rochat Virginia Stedemon Helen Stoutt Helen Tallent Helen Tarver Eula Mae Thomas Muriel Thurman Katherine Tillery Louise Wallace Helen Warwick Ruth Wayland Ruth Webster Bertha Woods June Woolrich Velma White Mondalee Wyrick Neta York Boys Howard Smith Edward Thomas Howard Thompson Arthur Thompson Glenn Underwood Dennis Van Huss Delbert Vise Edward Wallace Robert Walsh Glenn Ward Frank West Cecil Webb Ralph Weaver James Welch Carl Wells Charles Weigel Paul Wright ,infill N .CQ 1 n W - r J 2 ,- H , 0 .- , 'i-e2 'Q555- A552 Af:-1 ' Q 'ld Page Fifty-two bggrfx .. 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A I X 2. i- 4 it 'M e e Lzoyah 4.5 f All lv ,Q .- -A ' ' taxi ' va y .R Y - i . , A THE GRESHAM LITERARY SOCIETY Officers President 7 ,,7, , ,,,, Elizabeth Hill Vice-Presidentw Mildred McPherson Treasurer ,Wm ,W Ama Roberts Secretary W W ,,,,Louise Truan Adviser,,,,, .Mr. Searle The Gresham Literary Society has been very busy this year in endeavoring to get a definite program of study established. Poetry, drama, prose and argumentation were studied experimentally. We are hoping: that our successors next year will go more thoroughly into one or more of these Various lines of literary work which we so briefly, but vnjoyably, pursuwl. ffx W, 11 ' ' T y 5-.t g .'-f' f 1 Page Fifty-six I it 1 ff 1 L.. N5 45 .f,, 4 e Se? uoyah ?Q l?f?fb - TK, fr'-4 -X92 . ' ,., x M N: 357 v H .ww ...:-, V . . 3 .fl w . A ,:,... - .- :,:: ..,,,, , - .. vyv- - r v L lk 'll RB 1 5 Ql ' Q ' if ,-.' 'V Af i Af ' Y 'N ws? L -. 3 .L 3 kv I-Qs.. C L V lll will f-.- uv: 1 'ww -JF - - 1 551:21 W: , 1: , ff- ' , kj f' Ms 3 1 ll ey ., X - lf . rf-gan Q. lx -2 ,,,, A W . fx , L' :Q My 'El' , . ' - . agwg'g'i:-R+, x,,, LATIN CLUB Primus ConsulL,,L,,,,,,, L L, ,W 7,Alma Spraker Securldus C0I1Sul4-n fffmwf-, ,,,.,L,,,7,WRubye Lee Mitchell ScribaLi,, Praefectus aerariinw- Nuntius,L-L,-,,, Practor Kathleen McLeod Worth Carr W L .,,,,, L .,L,Katherine Ogden Frances Metcalf MOTTO1L'Ad3StF21 per aspcraf' COLORS-Purple and Gold, FLOWER-Iris. tp- Hm' In :Ag ' . , 52' N 9 L - ' lf-ff-S' Jk'f::' ::iLZ' 95' ' ggi. Page Fifty-seven ' s XX X MV 6' Se N L 1 o X-XX it-1 , -f on on o -ef- NV lux K S 1 55 at Q A uo a Z1 - -6 'fx grat e- e. -TY P ' AQ 'S ' John Shattuck J. W. Kelly Lamar O'Guinn Baylor Johnson John Rhymer George Mahan Fritz Leopold James Petree President Vice-Presimlent Secretary, , Treasurer , O I BOYS' HI-Y CLUB Adviser-Miss Johnnie Morris . '5 ' 1 l ' , T S R r ff 3 - - 115' e V ,K ---- -- .JFK Page Fifty-eight Mack Gentry Tweed Johnson James Meadow Harold Davis Nave Nelson Robert Switzer Howard Ware Howard Ware ,,,,,,YJoe Cox Gilbert Switzer W, ,Nave Nelson e J' e uo ah M CE y -qwy ir x hlilx fl -, . .P A51 G.. ox I -f I Mattie L. Ketchum Lucile Anderson Sara E. Bush Alberta Edgemon Lillie Cannon Vera Denton Lena Fawver Lucile Hardin Evelyn Jones President, 7 Vice-President ,, GIRL RESERVES Secretary,,,,,f,, ,,,, Lwzm, ,,,,, L, ,, Treasurer , ,W r U Adviser-Miss Lula Gibbs. Slogan+To face life squarely. Grace Kirby Ruby Lee Mitchell Lucile Monroe Margaret Monroe Catherine Ogden Gladys Sutton Eva Lee Walker Mildred Floyd Helen Johnson ,,,Grace Kirby Alberta Branam Margaret Monroe Lillie Cannon PURPOSE-To find and give thc- best. T 'fx E , 3 ,Il 'A-X, K '2?f. w ill Page Fifty-nine I i M, 5. 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'22msge'i'ig- 7 fm-fgf1v44 f !r2'fw2a2--Leu-asa' fl fiwiisg.-4n ..a!,. -:Er qi.:-a-W Ll -F: f 41'is2hv,:i-5951? 45 f Sf' :-,aa5if:fff:x,m- wav-A-xew+:...,.Q .iffiizgq '.?f13'!2J95zdIfF' fl fWfl'Ig'.Mp.?iiB5p 57fT6?f,wzik+ b.E2f4:?i5a3LifZ:'lq yfgvglgipsi-' ,g,,E..kgpydssesiislfggsszf11:5 Pf22asf.2!e:'G:efag:4c4 i 'Ef9f 'v!f'5W2E53 7' All im-1 55535?,553?f5!555fff7'f2255-255' 1,?2fi?Qf'79ff:252E2'I9W afqfgiiwzvrn Af?-ii'f'!f'!4'4'!9i W!1!Qr.: . :Li znllnnzcvfhl .uid V ' ' ,WN .ff f-ff-'yen f H f' f!'t if , :ZZ 6 e U Q37 a -34.2 ,ig f 2 Q A5 - 2-ff V- 1-,fb ' Pa K' 7 I I -' 1 fr in q:. j a, +R tus . Page Sixty-fi ve 53.5. e Jequoyah i s- 'g ijfe - - FOOTBALL Football practice began one week before the opening of school in September. At that time about fifty sturdy, eager and enthusiastic men reported for duty. It was with difficulty that Coach Banks selected from among these the first and second teams. Later in the season the squad was cut to twenty-five men. The same zeal, vim and enthusiasm which marked the beginning prevailed throughout the entire season. Under the able leadership of Captain Howard Bearden the team won much credit for itself and for the school. The following scores summarize the season's success: September 15 ..? wl Oliver Springs LLTQ? 0-Central September 22 T -?.. Walland ,LT-.L 0 Central October 4 11-.im Notre Dame --.im 0-Central October 11 -T. Murphy College Ti--,.. 0 Central October 18 University School for Boys L 0-Central October 25 L+e?- Jonesboro viniml 0 Central October 26 i.4T-L Harlan .i- 1 0-Central November 3 -471g Columbia, S. C. iii 14-Central November 12 -.. .-.. Bristol, Va. ?.i 62--Central November 16 Montgomery-Bell Academy .+ 6-Central November 24 L--- , Knoxville High -ZLL-, 0--Central A--' - Q , '- Hx r' -QJ1:1.z ' -I- iv .15 lwJ 4n Page Sixty-six J W X U e Jequoyalgzi :fa A Q COACH M. B. BANKS The past season proved no exception to the record established by Coach M. B. Banks during his two previous years as football mentor of Central High School. The Bobcat team produced by him went through the season undefeated by any Tennessee high school team, and with only one scoreless tie to mar an otherwise victorious year. Coach Banks believes that spring football practice, introduced at Central last spring had no small part in moulding the efficient gridiron machine. He is holding strenuous workouts again this spring, for which many boys have reported. For the first time in several years Central will have a track team. This team will compete in the County Track Meet organized by Coach Banks in his capacity as Director of Physical Education in Knox County. Assistant Coach Frank Wininger, who developed the Bobcat basketball team this year, has ably assisted Coach Banks during his years at Central. ,il 'SN ' j 1,5 4 ':::7JII1gj. ' i':. +1:q,,., - - any 3 Page Sixty-seven XM' ky I - -1- --- ?--5 i i r la'- 'A if rfr Q ,.--'-- 4 . A 'V :H 1 4 ' Page Sixty-eight z I 1 'f f e Sequoyah ,Q - f ff ' f ' 1,:34f-- ff L - '1:7, K f f ft lbf A g S THE BOYS 7755355 P ff -'pg Q ' 5 QiQ'?x 6 K --as :f- A'-lv , Page Sixty-nine e e uoyah V '11 O O H UU L T' U1 .O CI CP CJ 1 'Sqq' XX If 3 6 kr . Q-Q4 - Lf .ea ' 3 Page Seventy h . MW W 6 ,Ph i X It Y Ll - 53 tw ' fl lr. T - .-Qf-fl? A gli: ff X X .L N ii W ' ' T' Ybf' ylbfi . g FE 1 ,- .. '?? 'f'f w - . A ,f? 2g Q f 5 . P- es: P :S FC. U C 5 Q. E k is 2 'E 3' fn E gg L11 O H 25 U ..1 E gf 1 if CQ SZ' H ca E- O cu Q4 Q CYS -C U 5 co E 'JJ if Ia, CYS L4 GJ 3 as O' .-N U L .2 C S bffvf Hvfxl,x,,? A mQ'.a, E ' V1 ' 1 1 ' Nag -1 their Pam- S.-wntymm, 1 W' XX X ff!! 0 3 n H1 6 xivxx x s N X 1 xg gt X 6 Ky 75:5-.:- P - if-bf' Q' ' -lv ,, X5 J-. 7. f' E E if r THE TEAM fm zIQ59W ' K. ff' J .. r ' , -.'JL311 '11 II , Page Seventy-two iiligi V f Z N A .B 1 ' WA' e Se Lzoyahig ff ? - Miz. :J gg . Q ii P. BASKET BALL SQUAD Coach-Wininger SQUAD J. Ii. llzlvis, MZ1ll2lf,1'C1' Hamilton Gibson, C. Ilwwzml Ware, G. Muck Gentry, C. 'I'lm:11tm1 Gumlmlrx, G. Fritz Leopold, G. lI:11'nl1l Davis, I' Lamar O'Guinn John Rymc-1', I . Nzlvo Nnlson, F. liuylm' Johnson, G n ,nl 'pgcg f-11, f .l , . , E , if W SY - Q N .. ' 45 V Qi XX 'J' Y - Page Suvellly-tlxrov I Q ky 6 e uoyah Pl of L I - 1 BASKET BALL GIRLS Coach-Mrs. Claude Mitchell Early in the Fall, the Girls' Basketball team was organized under the direction of Mrs. Claude Mitchell, a former basketball star of the East Ten- nessee State Teachers College. As very little time had been devoted to girls' athletics for several years, it was necessary for Mrs. Mitchll to build an entirely new team from among: the twenty candidates who reported for practice. 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MJ '-' -,af ,gz-i5..fgpQ:g,1-f- 'X cs- 2.1. fvj, ' , . gfgfagjgg-3,45 ina, K 'A A- Q V .44-.na-Tzylgn-4. Tn?-V' 4 w--wp .T-f -- f..,:..1 J-vie V - -V a l'ul:'f--. r .fi 7 41.1 W ' M e LS' e uoyah M... 2. 2 - . - 'Z r wffldfk IT IS A VERY SAD THOUGHT, GENTLE READER, THAT YOUR CHILDREN, TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW, WILL BE READING THESE SAME JOKES. W. C. Towle- Time will tell, darling, how your face swings the pendulum of my heart, each second, each minute, each hour, I long to kiss your hands. One movement of your lips makes me yours perpetually, I spring to the chimes of your voice, recoil to your strike. I? Marie Corbett- Sap, you're being watchedf' Our cheer leader knows a guy so tight that when we give three yells for the team, he gives only two. Mildred McP.-- Soup? Howard W.- Is it good soup? Mildred- Yep, fourteen carrot. Miss Weigel- Don't you ever use any tooth paste? Grace Tindell- No! None of my teeth are loose. Sarah Emma- Why is this car so late? V Conductor- Well, lady, the car in front was behind and we were behind besides. Eva Lee Walker- Comb your hair. Haven't you any pride? Bill Curnutt- No, I haven't any comb. In Cupid's vocabulary, silence has many definitions. Boy Friend- Why did you break your engagement with Johnnie Morris? Prince Charming- I didn't show up one night, and she wanted me to bring a written excuse signed by my mother. The '29 version of the Battle Hymn of the Republic starts out Here Comes the Bride. Customer fin drug storey- I want a little pink tablet. Joe Cox- What's your trouble? Customer- I want to write a letter. ' Q , S. . w - Q ii-L +i i f Page Seventy-seven . 3: ... e J' e Ll oya h 2 4' - I rg . T. f X -. --i---?g Furrier- What ou say ma be true, sir' the furs are one u in rices. y y , , , g D P, H Customer- I suppose because it costs the animals so much more to live, eh? Lena to Hartwell at a dance- Shall we waltz 'P' Hartwell- It's all the same to me. Lena- Yes, I've noticed that. Mr. Ketchum- This blueberry pie looks queer, dear. Mattie Lou- Oh, maybe I put too much blueing in it. When a person is blind, his hearing is more acute, said Mr. Andes, explaining the law of compensation. I see, said Idris, I've often noticed that if a man has one Ieg short, the other is always longer. Miss Morris- Billy, I suppose you are out a good deal now that you've got a car. Billy H.-Oh, yes-nearly fifteen hundred dollars. Howard B.-Jane certainly has a terrible cut to her hair. Spud Q.-Yes, if she's fishing for a husband, she'd better get another bobber. Alf, on his return from a fishing trip-Jane, we caught a nice string of pickerels today. ' Jane- How nice. Were they dill or sour pickerels? Alma, asked Mr. Andes, What is hereditary? Alma- My clothes. When I was in China recently, I saw a woman hanging from a tree. Shanghai'? Yep, about five feet. Benny- Miss Wood is so kind-hearted. Lucile Monroe- How's that? Benny- Well, she even puts apple on the mouse traps, so the mice get their right amount of vitamins. Miss Wood- Are there any vitamins in lettuce? Jane C.- Yes, nearly all vegetables have some sort of insects on them, but they can be Washed off. Gwennie W.- I spent nine hours on my geometry last night. Mr. Jones- How so? Gwennie- I put it under my pillow and slept on it. Charles Calloway fdriving his Ford!- Hear that bearing knocking? Mary Scott- That's no bearing. It's my knees. Absence makes the heart go wander. -1-Q1 qui R'-.A 'Y ' X r f 2 t 5:::.-- - . Page Seventy-eight S My .1-f- 'j 1 . ' - ,1 - I -iff k ,'1 - f - 1 ' All I' 43 6 ef! UO-Yah Mr. Andes- How does the moon affect the tides? Alf Bunch- It doesn't affect the tidesg it affects the untied. Time fbefore marriagej- He caught her in his arms. Time fafter marriagej- He caught her in his pockets. Police Sergeant- So you want us to find your wife. Is that it? Mr. Searle- Er-no, thank you. Police Sergeant- Well, why do you come? Mr. Searle- Because if she came back and found I hadn't done anything about it, she'd half kill me. Mr. Jones, to Mr. Searle- Last year my wife and I agreed that I should decide all the major questions and she should settle all the minor ones. Mr. Searle- And how has the plan worked out? Mr. Jones- I hardly know, because it seems that so far no major questions have come up for consideration. Miss Woocl- I don't look like myself at all in this new hat. Mr. Brickey- No, you have made a wise selection. Louise Truan-- How far were you from the right answer, Bill? Bill Dobbins- Just four seats. Miss Weigel fin Biologyj- What animal makes the nearest approach to man? John Shattuck- The mosquito. Husband fto doctor on telephonei- My wife has a severe pain in the back of her neck, and complains of a sort of soreness in her stomach. Doctor- She has malarial colic. Husband- What shall I do for her? Here central switched on a machinist who was talking to a man about a boiler. Machinist- I think she is covered with scales inside about an inch thick. Let ber cool down during the night, and before she fires up in the morning take a hammer and pound her thoroughly all over. And so the doctor never knew why he lost his patient. ' Miss Gresham- A dog fills an empty place in a man's life. Harold D.- Yeh! Especially a hot dog. Miss Major- What is a budget? Yarnell Hicks- As nearly as I can tell, it's a system of worrying before you spend instead of afterwards. E., Page Seventy-nine t '? 3.?'5 F15 RIN? f X. N ill s uo ah A his J R If . 1? :gy 6 e cy 2 -' A Q' 5' I' ' i Til 9. 'N -15 1 Y- i.. I f I Russell Clark- What is the board of education, dad? Mr. Clark- Well, son, when I went to school it was an oak paddle. Benny E.- Dad, I've decided to become an artist. Mr. E.- No objections, provided you don't draw on me. Mr. Searle- I wish I had one of those crisp rolls that mother used to make. Mrs. Searle- Yes, and I wish you had a few crisp rolls such as father used to put in the bank. Bob Nichols-- I'd like to do something big and clean in this world. Idris Hill- How about washing an elephant? Little Johnny flooking curiously at visitorj- Where did the chickens bite you? I don't see any marks. Visitor- Why, Johnny, I haven't been bitten by any chickens. Johnny- That's funny: I heard father tell mother you were awfully henpeckedf' Traffic Cop- What's your name? Truck Driver- It's on the side of me wagon. Cop ftrying to read the namej- It's obliterated. Driver- Yer a liar! It's O'Brien. ' Now, said Mr. Andes when he had finished his lecture on the functioning of the memory, I want to ask each member of the class to make a note of every point he has remembered. Those of you who can't remember any of the points will please jot down those you have forgotten. A Miss Gresham- Remember, my young man, a great deal depends upon the formation of early habits. Idris Hill- I know that from experience, Miss Gresham. When I was a baby my mother hired a woman to wheel me about, and I have been pushed for money ever since. Mr. Brickey fin Economics!-'fWhen is a fortune not a fortune? Clyde Cole- When the income tax man is around. Mother- After I get you safely through college you'lI probably marry some fool girl. Son- Why not? My father did. ...i i I? 2 ,- A . , 0' . , 4 4 Page Eighty ff w ill if? ' JU' ' 1- f f- :J fl , 6 6 LZO 5 at 4 -.fu-M ,af f i L - il ,-V -' li fk ft gx f I r- I Q HUNUR Fourth Year Honor Hartwell Bardill Robert Nichols Herbert Hoover Lena Fawver Frank Shattuck Billy Duggan Grace Bird Mattie Lou Ketchum Alma Spraker Pauline Justice Idris Hill Margaret Wilson Lucile Warner Mildred Floyd Third Year Honor Bernice Mays Sidney Burkhart Rubye Lee Mitchell Gwennie Williams Evelyn Jones Hazel Garner Earnest Darr Howard Ware Elsie Alton Lucile Seymore Eva Lee Walker Margaret Lyon If o w N. 5 RUM Second Year Honor Mary Hill Harry Allen Lucy George John Shattuck Osta Underwood Edna Troutt McCona lGeorgc Anne Smith Lucile Hardin Katherine Ogden Durward Sharp Melkijah Sharp Jane Smith Thelma Williams Mary Haun James Freer Eugene Medlin Noble Clark Anna Lee Babelay K. gm First Year Honor Franklin Chance Gordon Smith June Woolrich Neta York Ralph Weaver Leah Ridenour Paul W1 ht Helen Tarver Margaret Henson ff -' p .v 2 . FFF - -8 -5' 1,1 al-A ZLLZZ' , 3, , Ga.. i Page Eighty-One 1 V5 l w e Jequoyah P . . gh N s.. '?' -- - N' .1 X 'x 399' . , -, I ,M I , 0 . -ggiiiiitzfrg 5 bf f5.w-.f 4 4' 1 I Y A f QV Y .ts 3 1 W0 P ge E'ghty-t S? 'S do-,,,,Z 1,425 6 Se cg u Oy H 11 l f' ' A f, - l i s l A' 4 '-li? 3 Page Eighty-three as e Sequoyah M ' NN W s' ,L X P 5 K . yi L5 5-.xx fx :E 1 X. gfw 'r FRESHMAN Mary Johnson Robert Buchanan Winners of B. U. Degree An annual event of much interest is the campaign for the B. U. Degree, or the Bachelor of Ugliness. Candidates of the four classes are presented by Speakers, who vie with one another in eloquent oratory. The hall resounds with the impassioned utterances of a Patrick Henry or the 'humorous and sarcastic sayings of a Mark Twain or Will Rogers. Worthily the decision this year was one of victory for the Freshman Class. ': LA . I 1' ,o -,. O I , g f1iJ:FTe i Page Eighty-four e J'e?uoya f fl 'hm 'E ,f a ' Z4 1 x 'Wk 2 S- I Nr . 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XM hh 3 x 2, fi, e Je? uoyah X 5 :gif - '--,rf 'fel--4 -4--'V+ -rf 'ff . -... ..-. .H 123 Love, love, love is a game, That should be played by two, For when more take a hand There's trouble, there's trouble for you. Hearts are the trumps, But diamonds have their shareg Oh, play for all you're worth, But play it on the square. 'i 'Tru 9: Q' ,i I f in 3 - t Page Eighty-eight I ,s f , on 'l l 4111? e Se LZ oyah ,fs h al - ,iiiitg ' '- ,21fj4- A, o'5-an I . ff E wg or C A L E N D A R .gi School Session 1928 - 1929 S K YQ gms 'Sept. 3 -We again returned to school SEPTEMBER 7 iv pw - A F To find Miss Gresham at her stool. xfgtlyql :W . X Sen Sept. 10-Miss Anderson is a good 'un, For she starts feeding us puddin'. ' Eh, .ID Sept. 29-School day at the Fair, and we must be merry. rx' ' If 'fb A OCTOBER - f-T f - A Oct. 3-The teachers began giving test . Which could not be treated with jest. . . Inf' Oct. 10-Miss Gresham gives us a blessin' Hoping to teach us a lesson. :b g , ca Oct. 18-Poor Seniors catch it on every side I! Q For drifting with the tide. , ,.-,f Y 'S ' ' Oct. 22-The faculty met together A In the beautiful October weather. l ex Oct. 26-No school! Oh, gee! ve- ll., 96,1157 Nov. i P 22-We selected our cheer leaders We are so full of whoopec! ,murii ' 1 NOVEMBER ummm without delay 'Q' To lead us on a certain day. V 52 NN- 3 ,..,, ' NoV.22-y ,I -' . D '-1' in ' w ii-' 35333 . Page Eighty-nine K ' 4. vi x X 4 X-0-S E in i L e Se uoyah 2 - X - NOVEMBER 24-The football game of Central vs. Knoxville High, Sad but true a scoreless tie. . 28-The groups of Hicks and Moore Gave fruit baskets to the poor. DECEMBER 5-Miss Ellis and the Seniors decide some dolls to dress Poor things! They did their best. 6-Miss Rothrock gives a lecture On the workings of nature. 14-Flu, flu, flug oh, that dreadful flu. 17-We had some extra holidays before the Xmas rush. The reason was this old Hu about That made us sick without a doubt. 31-Glad the holidays are ended, And the Hu has been suspended. JANUARY 2-Miss Anderson decided not to let her menu clroop. Therefore she began serving cream and tomato soup 3-Miss Gresham the schedule of exams announces, And everyone starts bouncing. 4-Chapel! Judge Grimm speaks, To Miss Gresham's surprise, everyone sleeps. 7--Then comes a week of exams, Which means that we must cram. 19-The Girl Reserves' Reception, LD IJ Q M Nov. in ' - N-..2+ NOV 1 ,-27:-. , , I 9? A Q Dec. A ' N A 'i 1 Dec. Un, 5 . Dec. I Dec. f I I I 1 1 D W - ec' , If 5 - 2' DEL I4 i Jan. F I Jan. N Jan. If Y Jan. I LL! Jan. l -In ' , 1 1 1 123.95 F9-ef 'Wits'-x '12 iii? A Jan. Jan. Q Nf f, J Wei ff.. ' is -A ul Jz.,1 Of all events it was an exception. 23-The Staff starts on its way toward the loop, And to cap the stack, half burns the soup. 24-The Senior rings at last arrived, We were determined not to be deprived. A n Q . inf' ,. I Q 'iflif ia ',s5 le?f' Page Ninety e LS' e uo ah,,,e W 7l Ly fm 'A' f l me e Jr.. '- Q 1 ' 1 I 4 i , B, U. D E GREE JANUARY A' 3575 - W ere 'X Jan. The B. U. candidates were :elected ' ' fy After their ugliness had been detected. 1, Jan. Senior pictures were taken, 11 But beauty was almost lackinl. A f JAN' Jan. 30-We all received a blessin' That was not served with dressin'. FEBRUARY Feb. 1-Mrs. Wagner delivered a very complex lecture Fu-ll Which might have been callid a Duke's mixtule. ,i-'E' - - ' Feb. 11-Now that the B. U. degree is at an end ' I We hope we'll have some money to lend. f Feb. 13-We are reseated in the Study Hall, '- 7 And Miss Gresham hands out the law. r .. Feb. 16-My! That deliciou3 chicken dinner. We ate until we almost became sinners. i V-I-f sn.IL, MARCH Mar. -We chose the best invitations In order to avoid irnitations, Of the Senior Classes heretofore, Who disappeared into the world's open door. Mar. - Fickle Fortune, the Senior play, , Was given in a very artistic way. Mar -Now name the candidates for May Queen, J -,- None of whom should be ashamed to be seen. I , X .A Atpr 'K ' I 1-War. Mar. 21-Exams on American History ,cj N M Ended in a very great mystery. l -1 L'-X, Some of the Seniors escaped the historic loom, Perchance it might have been their doom. 1 ' i o P ,vri it nnn.ib I I U ff ' 'F N - 6 l ..1 MQ ' - ' 3?'13.e. . 3, ..... il Page Ninety-one ,- p fr T' ' A - so 6 6? u O-V ah vg. -vt. 2-A se.- I 1 A ' x X S i A !!,.,3-J C T 14 ' V ix X, N F N X 'ox w Q . rl-I -5 mm ao wmv V UT ' P . Y Op , In X SFX , axon xx X . NX Xl 'il Q T x Wim? gb 143 R nf 2 1 5.1! i i 1 Q ? p 2 a U' f , I . ff' lx I 9 1 W ' if? 'VCT , l, .ig o I .Lv fl E F J ll Huis' L . , 31? Q' 5' ip Ll' 5 .1- 1 fggu N? l '1 , April April April April 1 May 1 May 15 May 21 APRIL 1-They say today is all fool's day. Be careful as you go along your way. 8-Today the May Queen contest closes. We will know whom to deck with roses. 9- Aaron Slick from Punkin' Crick. My! You should hear those Sophomores shriek. 0-The Annual goes to press For last touches on its dainty dress. MAY -On this occasion the king with many smiles Places on the head of May Queen the crown. The bells for miles around Will tell of her glorious renown. --RECEPTION. Last but not least comes the reception we gave the June. -CLASS NIGHT. We all arrayed in fine attireg Got our fill of stage desire. With songs and plays, We did display the ending of our high school days. May 23-COMMEN CEMENT. All arrayed in school physique, To fight life's battles through. We listened to the professor speak Of what profession or course to pursue, ' After they delivered to us our sheepskins, --5.3! 7 The orchestra played God be with you till we meet again - Ma 24-Farewell, dear Central High, - 4.9 ji y ,gy We're glad to play out under the sky, 0 I lg Carefree from books and very happy, QL ' '4 Q , We'll get some Pep and be more snappy. ,sr N51 A vw- I - -- C f E-fm' T554 151 'Q E : gil: -:L i 5 A53.,,... ' Page Ninety-two !. gnondm 'X' . gm! , M cv' ik. f ffl I s. .4 a' x P V L, . 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'SU--'III 20202- hgzl SHO i ll' ummode,-Wahl :N an .NE jam 0-EW Wy' HUF-Q-wWhnH1,I'lll' :EUTE0 It :wusvmi 550: Uno-U11 an-Q52 NCHEEUIO Lkdq: .H 'D ad F5503 MO Ewg-IlI1ll mega LEEWSA II :EBHMH :Um 5:-Ou: :Um 5:-55: .Adm MEE- :UE i :NE-NCQ :M-EH Em- :Nu -gi E302 SW-is 'N E5 533 zgglm' : :mm WEE Ii 3529 gsm :I Eagan KEN,- Diaz AN- W H MHZ U MM H ma 1 H li K M Q VH , Mig -il 0' 1. K' ,qw 'Mmm v g Alur, ,AVH , E qi Ag' I! Page Ninety -three xi- -x N .b K BXN QWK A e Se uoyah 2 ' 'X l' 'Q Xi, J MR. DAVIS AND CHARLES Mr. Davis and Charles, our custodians for the past three years, have been very faithful in executing their duties to the school and its constituents, They have gone about their duties each day with smiles and kind words for everyone. Living examples are they of the fine old adage: If a task is once begun, never leave it till it's done, Be the labor great or small, do it well or not at all. ti- , n rr ,of-e f F 4 , 'ffLIZ. .: 11 ,9 5-,':-nv ,, Page Ninety-four W' W f Je- . Xl . L fag a, , 4. J, 4, ,Ili 3 Je? LZ Oy ah T , ,. ,JA if . ,X L 4, 7 I '-I'-'I -1-----1-----11------ - - ------1- u1ll- , 1g1.?23f E fi X Q S - I I : ! l T l i il 1 I I L The Carl R. Roberts BURNWELL COAL CO. Funeral Parlor 1 J. Almer Tindell, Mgr. , X Jellico, Red Ash and PRIVATE CHAPEL 1 Blue Gem Coal AMBULANCE Office and Yard, Inskip, Tenn. 235367 H li Both Phones SERVICE - We Keep the Home Fires Burning A. M. McCLOUD BILLIARD PARLOR COUNTY HIGH STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME 611 Gay St. RECREATION, 413 VZ S. Gay St. JOE MCDONALD, Manager ! l l 1 l ! l M .I i u - W U ui l 2 U U 41 l U 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1.,1..1..1..1..1..1..1u.1..1..1...- 1..1u-..u1u1. ' -. ,va z . 'Fx RTF: A f li- Page Ninety-five I I if 6' ec! Hoya P . Ji L: 'T' Q. ami X -if Y N C' ' l.l...1?1: 1...-.,,,,1...1,.,,1uu-.,1.g1n'1nn1..1.n1..1 1 g -1--..-..-...-....-..,-....-..-..-....-....-....-..-...-...-..-..-..- - -..-.. -I- I I THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER'S WIFE Said: Them that has, gits. Too true. If you have training of the DRAUGHON kind, you get the good positions. Don't spend the summer monthsg save them by en- rolling with us for your business training. The DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE Opposite Post Office, Knoxville, Tennessee The Largest and Most complete in the South Willard Batteries Atwater Kent Radio 317 W. Cumberland Ave. MCNUTT 86 COMPANY Phones 41 1 Knoxville Music Store Holton Band Instruments. Olds Trombones Sheet Music Studies. Studio. Mr. C. R. Gray, Instructor for Brass Section Mr. S. M. Wilhoit, Instructor for Reeds Section C. C. COTTRELL, Manager Hem. 1640 Daylight Block. 511 Union Ave. Visit Our Wall Paper Department BURN GAS COKE Knoxville Gas Company COMPLIMENTS Sometimes Think of- Of Always Remember Edington's Clothing Store Lem Anderson 86 Company 12 Market Square The Little Store Around the Corner Knoxville Power 86 Light Co. AT YoUR SERVICE L. P. LOWMAN Men's Apparel Knoxville Tennessee 4. -,.-,,-.. ...... -- ..........- . -...-..-..-..-..-..- .-......-..-..-..- - 4. , f-- ' .. I v ' . ,ga s-'af f . Page Ni iety-six f M 72 'f f 6 e LZ Oy a . 5 ffk 'Lt - 'fees A- i A l M A N N '6Mortician 414 W. Church Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. 1 1 1 1 1 .....m11m1 ...u1,141.:1nn1uu1....1un--uu1...1nn1un.-un1uu1.nu1..1u... l H. Newman 86 Sons Fountain City, Tenn. GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS l . AND NoT1oNs l Old 8506 New 329 l Lowe-Armstrong Hardware Co. Hardware, Stoves, Tinware Farm Tools, Fertilizers y Manufacturers of Harness, Bridles, Saddles, Etc. 13 Market Square Knoxville, Tennessee If you Spend More than you Earn Nothing can make you Prosperous Remember this when you begin to earn This Bank Wants to Help You Save 1 1 1 1 1un1..-m1uu1nn EAST TENNESSEE GAY and UNION, also GAY and DEPOT 1uu-nn-un--.I.10n1un1my--nn1vm-nu1uu1nn-un1nn1un-1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,.1,,,1 11 X A' I' ix -2 . K .. '-W H ,QL 5 7 11111 . ' .na 3:2515 -e . . ' A e Ninety seven P-g 'QNX MXN Y NY Il A ls- 1 ,2 A e J e LZ oya 2 ' I f- ,Q f E, P , , 1 j ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '- - ''- '- - - - - - ' Compliments of ' I HALVS ELY'S CAPE ll SNAPPY CLOTHES E FOR MEN, 318 Union Ave. 1 A. C. E Y . I Always Something New L ' Prop 'y Phones: E 318-320 Gay St. Hemlock 6252 Walnut 9372 li 1 L H Let Our X-Ray Show You Your lf Ritt6I',S Cigar Store Exact Physical Condition g Sporting Headquarters' DIY. Walt F. EVEIIIS i LUNCHES SODAS TOBACCOS Chiropractor 509-10-11 L. F. M. Building 7 611 S. Gay sr. Walnut 9189 Phone Main 961 i ! I . ! I i The Queen Barber Shop C' C' C' 425 Union Ave. Capps' C3Sh-Carfy I FRANK DENTON, Prop. CARRY YoUR GROCERIES I C ll fi ' l SERVICE SUPREME a an See Us1Save the Difference i Fountain City, Phone 8815 I - E I I 1 Fountam Clty Cleaners S , G i Try Us Once-You Will Try Again Porting oods Work Called for and Delivered Anywhere ! can Smiling RALPH McM1LL1AN WOODRUFF,S 5 To Get Your Clothes 424 426 G St i old Phone 8890 ' ay ' F is--1111-1111 - 1ll1ul--111111110--nu1uu1uu1nu 1111 111:11-1111111 111-i1 ..1..1..1...-..1...1 1 1 ,.,,,,,i + s ,55 1 -do Page Nin ety-eight e J' e Q u oy a h ' -ilfff? ' 'idffi -- 1111...--..-1.-1..11.-1-...-1-.11-.u.i...-Ili..-...1...-.1 FOUNTAI CITY BA K + ---- ..-..-..--..-.. ---.-- .............. -.--.--... ..... + .4 ,I . A I, :- in 5 .R ' 'Ql- 5.5 Page Ninety-nine fe, C e if e uoyah X xx 4 A 'iii'-tr V - - 1-ll-2-1' -1- -....... ...... ..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-.,-..-..-..-..-..-........-. ...... ..-...--g- BASEBALL BASKETBALL SPECIAL PRICES T0 SCHOOLS Sporting Goods THE ATHLETIC HOUSE TENNIS 'IVH.LOO:l F' KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Caps and Gowns for Commencement The Management of the Knoxville Business College zashalzvarvis endeavored to inspire its pupils t tt ' th ig es 1 ea s. . . dayizfnoaiczusgsais .:: :aisf'1'fF :sith ,ff:f:J'::a:t'zs: FLORIST this positiox:n:Ilgo,ewi:ll2in fth:uIne::m::r Q Zixnyears, will bedTlIiS I?i1oxvillegBtusinteEs Ciollsgefii ttagiliigiii? young men Gay St' an young women or is in o ea ers ip. , .KNOXVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Next to Good S Cafe Visit our new building azglgldliliwrlisglest our modern up-to-date Member of the Clgzfxxgxiliapsssfslaggon of Accredited Knoxville, ilqennessee Wm. L. St ksbury, Pres'd t Knoxvill T S Roy Newman Cigar Co. Wholesale . Ci ars Pi es and Cand A Clean and Attractive g , P Y I.-gli 1 1 1nn1.m1g.1..1p..,.i.u1....-,... 1 1 1,,1,,.-1.-.. 1 1 1 ...nl,,,,1uu.-nn1..1,....,..1..- 1 1 10.1 'G 4 ff' -A , 6 . Jjljjliiifqg 5 ,J '-w.,,. 19,35 - ' Page One Hundred Y' Qffli A e Se? Ll Oyez + ------------------------------ --------.1 DODGE 86 ASCI-IER MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 35 E. Wacker Drive CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Home Office Southeastern Branch 35 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill. National Press Bldg., Washington, D. C. Facfory Northeastern Branch 706 Townsend St., Chicago, lll. 325 West 45th St., New York City Western Branch South Central Branch 832 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. 356 Paul Brown Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Class Pins and Rings Fraternity Jewelry Badges, Ribbons Lodge Buttons . Medals and Cups Plaques Trophies Statuary Announcements ' Diamonds Platinum Jewelry + 1-------------- uw---I ---1---------- in-ni + 5 'iii ' 'Jig' li fiss' : 5' 'Qi Page One Hundred On N xi' 'I xN'N'iY Y , X. x xx, X' ' I , N e Je? uoyah -:JS C -- X N +llllllilllllillllllllilllllilii l Wlllllll T illlllillillilliu 1 tn! 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1551 + E i A 562 9 2 ' C- Jil: Nowa reallgf, Upton, I f - r r mus say goo mg now. FLOWERSINC. Upton: Hweuy lens Say it 5 4 25-Q KNOXVIL1.E,TENN. with fiowersf' if r-'Lownn PHoNEs fklf lb UMP QV Main 3400 Hemlock 3400 WHOSE aln'rHnAYTonAY ' Tents, Cots, Blankets And Sporting Goods EVERYTHING FOR THE CAMP ARMY BARGAIN STORE 407 Wall Avenue J. F. G. SPECIAL COFFEE THE BEST PART OF THE MEAL' BUY A1lY0uf I COMPLIMENTS of From SCHRIVER BROS. CLARK ac JONES Market and Clinch LIGHTING FIXTURES Not two or three, but scores of modern artistic styles--incomparable values. Wiring, Electrical Appliances Atwater Kent Radio. Members of Association of Electragists IDEAL ELECTRIC CO. 414 Union Ave. Both Phones 2727 KNOXVILLE, TENN. INVITATION S, CARDS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Tennessee Engraving Co. Knoxville, Tennessee + 11-1 uu1uu1nu1u-1 1u1u1u1u1 1 1111 + .-I.1g..1....g.1..,1gq1.q1,.1...-.1,lun-lnnlnulnn1nn-nninu1.,,...gq fm mn s, .I .F 0 - iz: I 3. I 'T' -A .. . f 'Q -' 4 1:99 1'5 . ,L 1 nk 5 -nn 0 H d d TW Page ne un re QWW WW ' ' A e Se? u oya HIYW' HE' duced during e post 'Hfe cqqvxqcuqg prfpqf o shi o ur' abnlfjfib render semiieefb our' School nexfconfroef EP our Salesmdn. Leomefb see us cmd ur' plan? VCVJSH be f While. -f - N Q ,w.4vi,L L 4 141n-uu-u1-1anmin11u-nnu-nuv-un1ln-nu-nn--ll-vll-1II-ll-1lllllilhill-HVI1 1u:n- + 1. 1nn1un-ll1nui.l1nn1nu B A ' lf, i in 3 V3 , . ,. '- --is-L :- ff1111' . gl P ge One Hundred Thre . 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Agency Old Phone 8702 New Phone 273 WHITMAN CANDY CASH OR SERVICE I EASTMAN KODAK FILM Leave Your Films Here. ..un.-W1 1..,,1,.,.-.m......m1.,.,1..,,- -,,1,,....,.-. -. -. ...im-.i..1.,,,1,,,.1,1Iim.,,,,,1,,.1,..1,,,,-.,1,,.,1nnn.1..1.,,1g,1,n-,...,,,, , K1--' . - 1 ' , J ' ....... :ZW ga, 73522215 ' Aix H Page One Hundred Fo :M illi e IJ' e Q u oy a 135 ff I il' V I llc. .... .... .., .......- - -..-.... ....-...... ..----- ...- .-..1- - -lm----II-mf--.1--I --- - - -I---I-'I' THIS ANNUAL PRODUCED BY W L. WARTERS KNOXVILLE. TENN. CO. There never was a product made. This truth you must confess: But some bird could make it worse, And sell his stuff for less. AN ORDER FROM YOU WILL MAKE US FRIENDS + 7 ll 7117 1 Tiiliili ,g Tiiiliivl I 1111l . l 1 lllll1l+ ,ft 3QA'1. ,Y Qu 1 ' . X L, 'hx ' , Page One Hundred Five n tl in 'I kgs, I1 it A e eq uoya .D 'li I n- - 7 + - 1 i N 'I'--------H-----w--------I-----u ------ ----.- - -..-u..-..--..-......-......- - .. -..-. -I' You've Such PUMPS ! Good Looking Clothes! FWAQPEIF SYETEMS or t n YOU hfral' that S0 Often Said F0 b9yS AUTO mixers Tnoa ACCIESSISRIES and g1I'1S W110 buy their C10'vh1Hg Mlm., MINING anna QUARRY SUPPLIES from oikzzr rn: HILL nuuvmus' I s. H. GEoRGE an soNs A ' '+ ' , MILL BQMINE SUPPLY CO. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxyu-LE' 1-ENN. VARIETY and I Mr. Brickey, to Miss Weigel, just after V she had powdered: DRY GOODS You have an uneven distribution of cos- Stationcry, Cosmetics, Gifts, School memes OH your countenance , Supplies, Notions FOUNTAIN CITY 9240 Compliments of Our Photographers jim Thompson Company 4' ....--..-- .-. .---- .- ------ ...-..-....-.. -------...--.- ... .....-.+ mm f X.. W . I? ,.... A 4 O ' f -QL... Lf-,f n ' , Page One Hundred Six C7716 Se Lzoydlg f 5 7 ' 'W , -..-..- - g .......................... ..-..-.-..-..-.. 1 Z Autographs i ........ - ...... ............. -.-,,, , K r 'nur 3 Page One Hundred Seven I 2 iffu ' 6 6? 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