Knoxville Catholic High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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The WGS Daily Chr 'as 1 ,X is Som w' Ar V' ati 2- .' :Ref noxvHk ian the fifty years that the school it signaled completion of a systen chiefly of lrish in of the Immaculate C they would nee them faithful to Catholic schoolmaster, Mr. Tho consisted of little rr ractices of the Catholic fi were scattered througl was known in the com The Civil War brought strife and turmo Q s Parilh School. The reopened school Hill- a graceful little stone structure that faced We Saint Z continued under the direction of laymen, but the p whose long and eventful pastorate began in 1872, Among the laymen to teach in the schooldtlring e thirty years later he returned to Knoxville 'ai Monsig lay teacher of these yearlsgyggs 1QhniQ'Shea. One o During these post- I fyegrs' the student popula and a system of grade lirjtroduced. the church building which housegllheschool. On'the grounds thai ju petition was prZQgerTf'ed'to the City Council reque on September, 18, 1874, theility Fathersappropriated S400 to fchargetof the school, andithe era of acade xcellence that has characterized of june 5 5 commented on signs of their ink f Saint lo: were pl tlfgisters of Sa on Hill of a Saint urchin 'liiilllllll 'S'5:'4'tlw1. lo SB ph anoter school in site of Church education, also as Mi Meth Flower 35 services