Knoxville Catholic High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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120 Clubs evoke man activities During the 1970's the clubs and organizations at KCHS included: SFA lStudent Council Workshopsl, KCHS Chorus KC Madrigal Group, Shamrock, Green and Gold, FTA, CYO, FCA, McAuley Club, NHS, Speech Club, Key Club, Y-Teens the Columbian Squires. Uop, left photo, A meeting at Margaret DeWine's house brings Senior Y- Teens together in 1970. Hop, right photoj lollie Hayes, Mike Brink, Dan Wrinkle, lohn Brink, Wade Letsinger, Anthony Mills, Debbie Hays study material in preparation of their services on the Student-Faculty Administrative Council, in 1971. floltom photoj Pictured are: The 1976 KCHS Chorus in their Christmas Concert. 1 ' F 39 Q3 42, q Sv 1 gfgiglg 1 i K sf . 'N J!

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119 970's students gain honors and awards 1 the tunes of 'lSomewhere , Nowhere Man , and lfrom Hairj lt's hair, hair: everywhere there's hair the 1970's mov- Many changes were seen in the U.S. and at KCHS: one notable change- in 1975 Green and Gold reporter Chris Noel rted that, for the first time, an alumni association was being formed. At KCHS, national interests were KCHS' interests: ation, ERA, the war. But, life at KCHS held interests also: many students earned honors and awards in these interest areas. se students honored as delegates to Boys and Girls State in the 70's were: 69-70 Buster Kistler and Karen Reddick, 70-71 Mayer and Patti Southern, 71-72 Tommy Heffernan and Donna Irwin, 72-73 Tim Lorentz and Debby Hayes, 73-74 john ourse, Marty Wade, and Alice Williamson, 74-75 john McCloskey, Kathy Manning, and Nora Conley, 75-76 Pat Willard, e Gerard, Theresa Patterson and Maureen McDonald, 76-77 Mike Noel, Anne Rozek and Susan McMilIian, 77-78 Pat Han- . Chris Noel, Matt McCloskey, Sharon Seaton, Mary Celeste Gleason, Becky Kidd, 78-79 Greg Erickson, Mikal Wyman, me Davidson, Mary Catherine McGhee. Many students were also honored with the DAR tDaughters of the American Jlutionj Citizenship Award: 69-70 Karen Reddick, 70-71 jody Gorman, 71-72 jeanne Kistler, 72-73 Lisa Groseclose, 73-74 ty Wade, 74-75 Kathy Manning, 75-76 Rita Romines, 76-77 Paula McDonald, 77-78 Pat Hannifin, 78-79 Mary Catherine Ihee. National Merit Semi-Finalists and Finalists during this decade were: '70 Wyman Clark and Mary Margaret Tevis, '71 inie Grosclose, '72 Reath Wade, '73 Margaret Kistler, '78 Amy Welborn, Don Groseclose, john Harvey and Mikal Wyman. :rs of the Green andgGold were: 69-70 Page Editors Cheryl Bogdanowicz, Kathy Francis, Chris Kerley, Linda Kimsey, 'esa Smith, Ginny Williams, Wyman Clark, and Kurt Weiss, 70-71 Robby Schriver, 71-72 Debby Hayes and Marty Smith, 3 Debby Hayes and jennifer Francis, 73-74 News Editor- Sarah Coode, 74-75 Sarah Coode, Pat Willard, jeannie Bentley, ck Heffner, 75-76 Pat Willard, 76-77 Ellen Vance, Amy Welborn, Don Groseclose, Chris Noel, 77-78 Amy Welborn, 78-79 I Harvey. Editors of the Shamrock were: 69-70 Kathy Brown 81 Diane Grande, 70-71 Ken Prahl 81 jody Gorman, 71-72 Tom iey 81 Valerie Groseclose, 74-75 jim Brink 81 Tim Duncan, 75-76 Tom Underwood 81 Maureen McDonald, 76-77 Clarita :yard , Dennis Coughlin, Robert Harris, 77-78 Sharon Seaton, Sarah Dunn, Fred Williams, 78-79 Katie Pipkin 84 David Brink. ored as Homecoming Queens for the 70's were: 70-71 Debbie Buchanan, 71-72 Kim Buchanan, 72-73 Ann Gettlefinger, '4 Cheryl Hutchinson, 74-75 Cindy Connor, 75-76 Rita Romines, 76-77 julie Adkins, 77-78 Becky Kidd, 78-79 Tompie Busch. lembers other honors were won by KCHS students: In 1973 Mike Brink was elected president of the Tennessee Student lncils in Dyersburg, Tenn. 1974 - Ten students from KCHS participated in the Model United Nations forum sponsored by Bearden High School. The :gates were invited to the Model U.N. held at Edgecliff College in 1975. The delegates were: Pat Willard, Pat McCrary, 'lard Greer, Herbie McMillan, Frank Provenza, Mike Gerard, Bill Seaton, john McClosky, Pat Gang, and Curtis LeMay. The er ones won first place for their simulated U.N. games. ' I Nov. of 1975-President Gerald Ford visited Knoxville and Pat Willard, Theresa Patterson, Mark Hartman and janet Kllister covered the story for the Green and Gold. The White House staff requested a copy for the President. I 1975 - Herbert McMillan, jr. won the Bicentennial Seniors Scholarship Competition. Members of the Society of Outstan- 5 Teenagers of America were: William Kistler, Barbara Dougherty and Cheryl Bogdanowitcz. lembers of the Society of Outstanding American H.S. Students were: Anne Tiry, Melanie Grosclose and Frank Bowden. inalists and semi-finalists in the National Achievement Scholarship for Outstanding Negro Students were: '73 Cheryl Oliver, David DuPree, '78 Elaine Houston and Evelyne Davidson. - ive KCHS graduates honored their school in choosing religious vocations: 1970 Cheryl Bogdanowicz lSister joseph Andrew D.j, 1973 Cathy Marshall tSister jocinta, O.P.j, Rev. Steven Hurd, 1977 Anne Rozak lSister Ann joseph, O.P.j and 1979 Sara fes lSister Mary jonathan, O.P.j.

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Hop picturej Pictured are the 1974 leaders of the National Honor Society. Gregory Patterson, President, Cathy Belk, Vice-Presidentg and Gregory Farmer, Secretary-Treasurer. QMidde picturej The 1976 luniors' Play The Importance of Being Earnest written by Oscar Wilde, was a witty satire on common place life and common place values. Actors and actresses are: lSittingl Ann Rozek, Paula McDonald, Susan McMillan. lStandingj Mike Noel, Mike Williams and Ellen Vance. tleft bottom picturej The 1975 newspaper staff. Pictured I to r lFront Rowl M. Miskell, L. Greer, Mrs. Christeson, V. lohnston, I. lohnson. lBack RowlP. Willard, M. Noel, S. Coode, l. Bentley, C. Heffner and C. Callahan. Right bottom picturej The 1971 F.C.A. members pictured are: 11st rowl Tom Rozek, George McCall, Mike Kerley. l2nd rowl David Patterson, Hank Brink, Mike Ledford, loe Higginbotham, lohn King. l3rd rowl Chris Grobicki, Kevin Daugherty and Mike May. in 1. 4 x yy.