Knoxville Catholic High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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1 79 1 0's perpetuates KCHS legacy Jopular cheerleading chant of the early 50's expressed so much of the spirit of KCHS during this decade. lt goes: We're on the floor and the floor is hot. We can't lose With the stuff We've got When you're up, you're up When you're down, you're down When you're up against CATHOLIC You're upside down. y, the end of this decade completed twenty-seven years of building a 'lwinning tradition of religious education, emic and sports excellence, a tradition that was Uhard to beat by any other school. KCHS was hard to beat in Christian iction, exellence in staff, rapid expansion of campus and enrollment, fun, and memories. During this decade, as with those re it, the theme of Knoxville Catholic High, l1That I may Bear Christ was the focus of all activities. Many chose to llbear it inlay vocations, as some chose religious vocations, 1950 Father Gerard tNeil Austinl, 1953 loe Ann Hughes fSister lolita, if 1953 Xavier Mankle fFather Mankeli, 1953 Bill lolly flfather lollyl, 1955 lohanna Chandler tSister Mary Vernon, R.S,M.1, Cecilia Mankel lSister Ceorgeanna, R.S.M.1, 1954 Frank Dowling lRev. Dowlingj, 1957 Iudy Bush lSister Marietta, RtS.M.1, Mr. Bill McCarthy flesuit orderj. 1958 Barbara Naber lSister Mary Martha, R.S.M.l, 1959 Tom Hicks lFather Hicksj, and Bill Sherman fFather Shermanl. But whatever the choice, all students had obtained a goal, a purpose, an ideal to strive given to them by their experience and education at KCHS. Perhaps Bill Sherman fFather Sherman 1940-19701, editor of rst annual Shamrock, expressed it best in the first annual, when he said that The truths of our religion are not merely for lassroomg but we must be ready to, not only bear Christ in our own lives, but become Christ Bearers' to those we meet r quest for happiness . This is the legacy of Catholic High School, then as now.

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