Knoxville Catholic High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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The 40's at KCHS: religious, 43 academic, and community lnvolvement KCHS 1940-49 holds many memories for 40's graduates. Do you remember- losephine Shiffers 119401 and Orsella alomone 119411 were elected Miss CHS, Collecting for the Iournal's Goodfellow Milk Fund, the school retreats, the prom nd graduation, the fantastic cheerleaders, the laycee awards and Catholic Press Month. Remember, llGone with the Vind , Jessica Dragoette, Meller's Grill, Lane's Drug Store, 'lTOWSER , the first unit of Catholic High completed-con- isting of gym and science lab in 1942, Highland Grill, the luke-Box in the gym, the yo-yo craze in 1948, Van Johnson, Tabe's in Gay, Glen Miller, Mrs. Grover Bickley, the Inferno, and llKnute Rockne, All American. Certainly, 1940-49 witnessed KCHS students l'involved both locally and nationally with many activities, many of these eligiously centered. The C.S.M.C. has always been an important part of the students life at Catholic High. This organization as accomplished so much for the missions not only abroad but here at home. ln 1948 the St. Monica Society composed of students Mary Leonard Mercer, Mary Ann Masotti, Pauline Fox and Rose Marie Masotti did a lot of baby-sitting for the little ones f -f' while their parents were busy, Also, the CYO was very active each year. Guiding all of this learning activity was a very special group of dedicated people, a group of people who made a profound im- pression on all K.C.H.S. students through their gifts of love, understanding, knowledge, religious training, brotherhood, patriotism, ad- vice and above all PATIENCE. This special group includes: Sister Marie David, Sister Mary Felicia, Sister Mary Alphonsa, Sister Mary Rita, Sister Mary Hilda, Sister Mary Amora, Sister Mary Irene, Sister Mary Am- brose, Sister Mary Agnita, Sister Marie Assumpta, Sister Mary Agnese, Sister Mary Bonaventure, Sister Mary lanuarius, Sister Mary Loyola, Sister Mary Conisius, Sister Mary Borgia and Sister Mary llmelda. So, please dear Sisters of Mercy enjoy your T'Sainthood in Heaven because you so dearly deserve a little peace . We, your students, thank you from the bottom of our hearts-We Love You!

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KCHS clubs promote leadership were were numerous clubs 1940-49 at Knoxville Catholic High School, Many current leaders in church, community, and vol activities were involved in such clubs. To name a few: The l.M,I. Club had as its presidents in 1942 - lean Sheridan 3- Teresa White, 1945 - Gussie Calhoun, 1946 - Norma Gettlefinger and 1948 - Connie Beretta. The Tri-M club's ident for 194 3 - Mary Harris, 1944 - Carolyn Barber, 1945 - Irene Wilson, 1946 - lackie Austin and 1947 - lody Willard Boots and Saddle Club had Polly Haws in 1943 for the first president. Then in 1944-46 - Frances 1Chick1 Mary, 1945 Betty lman. Other clubs were - lournalism, Needlecraft, Camera, Dramatic, Science and Hikerfs - all with very active members but not least the hard-working parents who gave of their time and effort to help the students and teachers have a better -the one and only PTA. so each class president provided leadership for his respective class, Senior Class Presidents of the 40's e - 1940 - Leonard Salomone, 1941 -lohn Thornburgh, 1942 - Vincent Gleason, 1943 - Tony Raymondo, 1944 -lm flick, 1945 - George Vehr, 1946 - lack Mauer, 1947 - Lawrence Whelehan, 1948 - Gregory Salomone and 1949 - Robert Sher. ertainly much involvement! New Class Presidents ttop photo, for the 1934-44 year are: front row, Clarence lohnson, junior, Charles Shipp, sophomore, back row, lim Reddick, senior and lohn Campbell, freshman. l.M.l. Club officers pictured, tbottom photoj, 1942, tleft to rightl Teresa White, Louise Keener tstandingj, Gussie Calhoun tsittingj and leanne Sheridan. Agnes Gallagher, Helen Wallace, and Veronica Richards tside photo1KCHS freshmen, put pennies in bottle for Iournal Milk Fund Drive.