Knoxville Catholic High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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0 years of Irish building pride From the beginning of Knoxville Catholic High School in the fall of 1932 in the Cireg Ashe hom to the present day, 1982 structure at 1610 Magnolia Avenue, a dream fostered by Knoxvill Catholics has been realized. This realization can be seen not only in the physical building lalthoug each part of the development is uniquel but also in the curriculum and extracurricular activities or fered at KCHS. The evolution of this dream has produced an institution recognized for excellenc in Catholicism, academics, and sports displayed by the graduates. A real source of pride for th Fighting Irish. f' iii fi-1 ll!! Knoxville Catholic High School, ltop photoj, in 1932 in the Greg Ashe home. 1943 brings the addition of a gym, Chemistry lab, and stage for KCHS imid- dle photoj. Four new classrooms, a library, and gym bleachers are added in 1952 Qbottom photoj. To complete the building phases Qoppo- site pagej, an entire new wing with Home Ec. rooms, five classrooms, a chapel, cafeteria, and new offices was added in 1962.