Knoxville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1922 volume:

1 m x w u ii J? if . ,T 'Nui 'El X2-ff. 't-. xx 1 ff -:-4 vl iq, E fri? f w A ABRAHAM LINCOLN The 'xboxe a copy of thc, picture Q0 ffolluously p1 Lscxnted 1:o,5c,tl1c.1' ixith a 'nel cut from the Boone lroe to the Kuoxxillc IIi h School 115 olfcn. S. Cl. Heiskell. 2 , af - Y X 'ge I ' - T E A C ' - Qi W' E- ' ' A I A-EKU' .A J1f.'F5i:'tf,':':1'E A Q A A'K' A S s . ' .Q , '93 v .1 s , 1 t C 1 - 1 , L Z1 x v 1 - n 1 , 9 1 1 r ' gf I cc rx av, , W g ,1' , I m ,4 1 Y M A Yi? at a 143-5' 11 ,nu n-1 . xg. ,.,-1' , 'xsxl ryf I , L v sjrw E vm H C E 3 Nkwkm PTP MIL W1 Q yi: NW 'ii 1 up A aw l s ffl w!M ' all , E :Q wi M ! w 1 W U H 9 Y fs !i'!Q: 7 if!! E' 5k W W . , if a , gx ,N -. V QW, 11' e I 1 :Wg HI! ,V ,.,,,,,-Kv ' HV .Nq limi g 1 Q! 1 K ' 1715111 l 5 l q w L' A! . . . pa l l'0llflHl1ll'1'f'-YAlll'illl2Hll IJZIIUUIII ,,,,,,,... 1. , I xl 31 7 T 'z Ibm-1liv:1i,iol1 ........,,.,,........,.,.,......, .......,................,. 4 4 Lg? I'x2ll'll H y ,,...,... 5 All'lllUI'i2llll .,..,,... . fi-7 V.m-.- mn' .,.,,. 8-9 I Ulzlss Hflllg' .,..,,..,. 119 Svnior Class ..., , 11 I ' Flaws PUUIII .......,.. V 54 fx -Iuniur Vlnss ..,..,. 55 H Huplloumlw- ,,,,.. 59 r ,l+'1'c'sll1m1ln ,...4.,.. 63 V N ' l1iivx'm'y ........................ 67 UVOIIQJ lZvpo1'tvl's .....,..,...........,,..,,..,,..,..,........,....,,................,.....,..,,,,....,...,,........,,,...... .........,,..........,.,...,..,,.....,. 7 4 j Y Xtlxlclus It I 1 1 Ifumm J 1 xclilsm mx s hu !'..mxa ,J . ,naw A 5 I+:fli1m-ml ..,.. ,...,....,.., .,.,A.....4....4....,,.........,.... A,... , . ,..,,,,....,.A..,.,..........,...,,,.....A.. ...,,.....,...,....A.A,. ,A.A.A..A.,..,L................... 7 5 ' 1' ,H ..,......,.,.,.,.........,....4...,.,4....................,..,..,.,........,.QQ.. ..,.4......,A ,..,,........,...,.,,..,,,.....A..... ........A...A. .A.,.,.,A.,,,.,.,,,, V 7 7 ' IW M il' 'ary .......................A..................,...,..............,..........................A.......,..,,,................,,,....,.........,.....,,,,.,.... ..,.,..,,.,......, 9 3 , 1 A ' IH 1 U1'gz111iz:'l.1 ions ........,..,................,...,.,.,,...................,..... .,.............,...,.,.,.,............,..,,,...,,....,................. .........,....,.,.., 5 3 fl P! 1 mfal ..,..........,..........,.....,...,.,,.,..,...,,.....................,..........,.......,.....,......... ......,.......,........A............................,.,............,..... 1 ,12 ? ul W A' - .....,A4...4.............,,.......4..............,.,,......,A,.,,..........,...,....4.........4,........,.,.... 4.,.................,,,,.....,,..,...,.,.,,.,... ,,.....,,,,.. 1 If I V1 , fy mv-- '.-. -m.-- ' :Q v l M. , s,' f 1 V V1 1 0 xg-555, ,:..- N '-,Q -.Liga my- ,xx THE OIC E 15+ ff 0 ' k i Q - M l To MAJCDR HOWELL M. ESTES l If ' In recognition of his just and faithful endeavors to make the standards of our school bet- ! ter -We, the Class of Twenty-two, dedicate this, our Annual 4 X -1.-. THEVOICE ' W. E. EVANS, Principal YV. E. Miller, Supt. VV. E. Evans, Priiicipal Miss Norma lllCClilll2llliIll, Asst. to QPri,neipa.l Miss Blanch Brennan, Clerk EN G Ll SH DE l.'A R TM ENT W. G. Smyth, Head of Department O' l W. E. MILLER, Supt. HISTORY C. L. Northeutt E. E. Crabtree 1 ' E. C. Coffman A Margaret Britton Robert Preston SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Qu.-f ,, - V xixrfgf Lf.,-' ,111 K..T-.55 QQ, pix- 'ffm do I, Q b W1 E 1 V I 4 l I i g 'l I I l Mary Arrants Clara Eewley Mabel Eroady Hazel K. Dutt C. V. Ilaekney Esther llesler Virginia Moore Edith Stevick D. M. Welch MATHEMATICS DEl AllTMENT Emma Rice, Head of Department. N. C. Avery J. T. Cox Elizabeth Kurth Zelma Kennedy Ada Markwood S. E. Parker Melissa Searle J. F. Willia.1'1is LATIN DEPARTMENT Na reissa Comfort Lueile Evans il la ry Pl mn mer Cla ra Sherwood Ralph E. Smith MOD ERN LANG UA GE Elizabeth Getaz J. L. Jones Anna. Rodrigeuz c . Mary Beard Mabel Cain Mildred Eager Edna Eekles J. N. Hendrickson L. E. Logan , Grace McDougal . Eliza McCullough 'Warren M. Nutter i Ira Stineman l ' HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. . i Eleanor Loomis, Head of Department. Elsie Dawson Nell Sandberg Henrietta Weigel COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT U i Mary Ch ampe . A Clyde McCoy A- ' MECHANIC ART 4' T J. A. Smith B. WV. Smith ART Mary G-raiiieer GYMNASIITM Marcia Perkins Elizabeth Semones i LIBRARY I' Etta Mathews I . MILITARY ' ' Maj. I-Iowell M. Estes V 3 I ' A' 'L -1 l'Co ,l-+I:-.Sg ' H, E: E .E - xgfff' qi? lbfgff 'JR-W., gs f X s V 0 H24 ' X E ' .1 wwe X. .li o Q. .Q --V , HMH!UMH!HMWllMUHMH I ' llMUlllMUHMMMll!UMMMMll!HMHMl., 5 E' A i o , ' P i - Li d 1- 9 . L V - if I E E Lf i' f d il E . : ! i 4 o ' i Q i 54 ei 3 E :N i CTO the revered memorq of jwlilhreh Giaplnr E we ++ + E5 ' lDe lonq for the touch of a vanished hand :EQ Jlnd the sound of a voice that is still Q i e ' - llII IIIllllIIIHWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHill IIIllIIIIinIHIllIllIllllllllliilillllllllllll Hill lllllllllllilifllllIllllllllllliflilllllllllllll Hlll IIIIIIIIIIHIII HIIIIIIIIIIIIWHIIIIIIIIIIII i 6 , A I IC Q l-I . . Y -f-:.3 TH-EX-E-DICE -3- Q' H ri Q 'r'tIlllf,' ll 1 i .-. .-. u mm ' 1-14 'q gwk II, 'f ev 11 1 t l llIllIHIIlIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllll lll llllllll nf.. AUC .MHIHILUHMIIMM gg lt ' 'E nf ' H t ' 2 l H : ll CT he Knoxville Hiqh School Doice , l Eu , Declicates this page ' id ln Honor of 22 ' to Av is g ,gg illarrg -Earl igrnnm 5 :E gf lDho drowned in an attempt - K : to save another I - :E 1' Greater love hath no man than this, g gn that a man lay down his life for his sg r 14 friends. 5,1 -ANDH is H ln Honor of a - sg 5 15111121 Mrvvn 'QE She gave her honors to the world again E And her life to Heaven and slept in 2 peace v E ' W QF We .. :-, ll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll lllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIII IlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll III IIIII llll lllll Illllllllllllllllllll 35' ,XO , 57,7 N ,,,.,. . lx 1 ' ' ' f , X -Y.-ff --La! - K A f ,f wx- S-A. , '--N, K 1 W Q '-1,5783 ' x f V . . Y If--V-A --.,.A...:, A-,-4.'u, - Q W ,, ,,, , 'Sz , I'-A 'W--gf' A .,,.,.,..YV..,,,,. . r x 4 , if-V . V, .. Y, 4, Y . . , , A, ,N ly.,-A i .ff Y 4, . - --1 WJ , x ' 1 f 5 .V f ' 3 ,-s7.,,,A f-- Hg, f aff . 11 .T gh I '1 -' I Y I H- if 1 'Y jr L-X ' V ' X -HJ , VA L lf' ' J ff,-1, f Af ' W f ' 1 .-iff --- A 4 4 , ff' W' ,',-'J - N 1 ' 'B---r, .. A ,ff TQ- ,1 ' ,- ,,,f4!f -1, . ., 9 K W-E Q, -Z Y, 5,-V,.:.,JfL,x,..,,V.i .di ,:, ,.,,...gv...,. .-.H 1-'F - ,Q ,,..Q,4. V ,M , A '-531--,L ,:,,i::1.,Liw-f.-:.,f::1'- FL, -.. .ELT-.. ,.. ,.., -. i, Z '--gr.. Riff' fy Alf 1- 'V I -7 , X-.I - 1-fi , , ,f . ig, ::?.-:ef-g14E,1,.a:4 H i 21a:...:v.- ,:.-.,fi,jQ'fa--L-iff'-. wif, ' ---5' ,. ---1 cg f' 'iff'1f'-:---zvfzf--yzrq -.--, Y W --1-Z- f. - 1112: - 1 49-,,i.3,E1,f , , gi,-eglilxgj' j' :sf .ig1,.:5x Q ff' '::-1 .--'-:fa-.. if-4 Liiffflfl- -- 1 XV'- ' I I x lfh.,-' .Ii Y 'ff 'Jw' -. THEV0lCE' f Mfg if , . fs ' T . XXII I gy , 2? I I IIIIII C I.Bs 5 I I I wad, LS Euly' Vdryuev S Nusid Its BL-such: Jonas I I I' 1 'J 1- Il rl Ig ' , ,, ' ' . ..,.. b 1115213 11 il- - :Il E1 1 W' I I be-xr du x.... wut 1 I . T If 1 h.L I , , ff?.Jr'.9f4Ix.:L1f..I' +53 ' -l -1: I Eu Ha I C I rrri I A F - I Q I ml - F ! -,jg . q:....-:- 'as ...: .: g I I E auggg ...am - 4 :.- :i H11 f Q N I -A H'-.1 -3- -.1 F5 E 11 n ilni 1 , , X 1 IP' 1 Y 1 I ' I H135 s.n..L,11.. QL... as 'r.....- 13 1-M, :Q un-13 Sn.. fanu- 1- M..,,.. -Q N - I, an - L5 uw +.u. .wv'3..L -.Q M., B..-r 14.51.-sqb..wLv.. -.1 ov.. 1. 5.-U su:- I Ssukves-:Yard -Q.. fm -.. are Fan-u, Tha .fu ...au 4.4 ... sqA..L-'nm warg ' Sl-II. I I ' 'M' Q I li 1 - M Y ...sv : :ss A,-133 :E aa . - 1 li I. I 1 j - 1 1 I 1 I 1 - I :ir ' - -. r:.g..:5E ' mg, if I r I , , , I li' S' 1 ' ' 1' 7 .. rl HEP: Es:-225 ' gf ' -' f I- ' : ' 2 I -.::E1:g.:':- ,, .I 3 -, , I C Iwrvs f:sn1f Z11:r: - ' :sz-F R - I oily - er Task: 'fg ,iq I -I W N:A'gY rar:-T' klr- me-Ss I in -1 Fi ,, I 1 3 1,9 i .l -1, :- E 7 I 5 .-.. - - :za . u 4 1 .X 55351553-L-sg-ins s -2 I I--IJ-I-I I I ' 51 Ju., ..pN.k -A r . ' , ,1 - , 13 scrL '4: '- 2---':- --2 .gs i ilrnln 1 . mga o .5 Tn .E.'r..: :Jag -- -- - - -1 1qS I 7 D 5'.l.L'E,Q2 EQEE L-'gg g z f :I-q.- s ' , CV: - L 6 L n A -- - - I ML? :ia Y I he lt-It L'-I Gul' VM Pour on scars NJ I ll, ' 1 li 1 I 3 5 . . I I H I-l f- -ll L ll q ::iE::':'E:':::q55 - -'gfgggiigf - i 1' 3 ' ' , ' 1 wg -A I 4 - 1 - -I - I Iv In I I :gear ' ::::P-iv.-EFFEES:-.i':aui' 'fe :I ,I 'I I I r-1I-5 T4 ' I I, I I I II ,'l2l-I 11 ui- 4,- Si' 'l ' ':. ul g 4 I I II ' 1' 3 , he ow av rf- IB In W I ill! 1:1 1 f I 1 u 111 3- 1 . sq: 1 Z -1011 --l :I 1' - -1 1 I - 2 I lklllgfl-Q jj I 1 2 I ii '- in--n 1 1 4- - 1 --11: 1 mn- in I 1 '1- 1- u -1554: -If-S':IS'2l.l!:-'::SrTl 'i 'I -1- 1 I I I QI 1 lli1 I 11 IE111 I I , - I I Q O I 10 I I I 4. SA -1 .1 Y 1 gf! - jj, II I ' ' I R II II -Ll I I I I I I I . I I. I V tl 0? da X V X H V ' Xu ,Qs Yi AQ, 61,1 ,kv XX m.w,. FY '1 WIT S!-1' Sf , . bjjfjr 5 ix K -.wg S A I wil e L :M f L... ' gm 'wv ' 4- YE vm M'-I , 0 . E v c ' 1,- ur .. l,. :v- lvgllnlt 'u , . QW ,Er 1 .-,4. 'I A uf Lx . K mir pmg- K , ' ' '?'5f?'evfy .,.11.'4:4f ef W Y' ,,,,.i.5,Li5 , . N, S.. sw S M' .SL V fill? M 372' A We-4 HQ' '-hiv Q. Q1 Q 4- kYY.'g..Q, ffsi, I u- Ui. i . . . ng 3 f' M f 'U 3 gl Y I .ng 'W' P 1 1 i f -'UW 'v K' qs Q. gg A S1 6 'S' , , - lv ' f 1 AL '-vw f-1 ,me C, -I 1- 3 1 -. : 'if'-Q. -, , 5 fig., X 5 '- -- i 354 35.25 .. X , , Q .xl ., ' ? fiigf- ' ,E an f S IQ . ' . 11 K-1:2 JQML A F Wifi -Ei-Q7 , ix Fi' Q j 1'cg7,e:3!p:x ,A --K YX H V ' Ry 9' ,r v-,Ll , -' 2- CLASSES 1-'EM X651 1 fi :ici , . fl iii? 4 if ,YL Aqw- ' .4 A. . K I x bg.. ,, fvyl a xE,'f.':Ff -all -.ixlq 15:21 . 3 H F H fk , P, U f' W ,H 1 5 I1 A 34 1 X X 0 I: + 1 Q .A . N 5 f ' ' 1 v . A Q gf. 2 ' '1': fffffif -T' 2 4 N M . N I f 3 N I ' X I O -r G q : - 'JE IUH 11 ' X . , A- ,.......n -.,,....' X21-ff' ---H , xliiff Ps ,. , l ag. H E Q rc E . - .A :in lay F - ' ' ' t ' ' V , g F, V 194 . . , . Hzstory of the Class of 22 i At last through the sorrows and pleasures, the toil and duties we now, after four long, yet happy years, can give with inward satisfaction, thc definition of a senior- One who knows and knows that he knows. Wllell we started upon our High School career as a Freshman, we were given the definition of that lowly and much despised llass, or Fish, as we were then called. We were told that a Freshman was ne who knows not, and knows not that he knows not. In this first year of toil and delusion, we were introduced to the snares and pitfalls of Latin and Algebra and were forced to forget ourselves and study Physiology, or the function of human organs. Then, after we had passed, what seemed to us, insurmountable barriers, we entered upon our Sophomore year. Here we were made to forget thc present world and live in the world gone by. History they called it. All through our second year we struggled loyally with Caesar and here too, we became murderers, killing and diseeting the innocent worms and hugs, trying to learn something of Biology. Then came our triumphant entrance into the Junior Class and here again, we heard the definition. lt seemed that the words would follow us to our graves, but we listened with fast beating hearts only to be told that a Junior is One who knows and knows not that he knows. ln this year we struggled bravely and were not so easily discouraged by Cicero in his speeches Ad Senatunn llomanumn, or by the funny squares and circles of Geometry as we had been by Caesar's campaigns against the Gauls and X's and Y is of Algebra. Now at last we entered our final year at dear old K. ll. S. A Senior! W'hat name sounds more thrilling to our ears, or more dignified to our minds? Not even the tangles of Latin, French and Spanish, nor the many themes in English, can dannt our courage, for no one can dispute opinions of a Senior, 'tWho k11ows and knows that he knows. Witli such a store of knowledge as we have acquired and above all, with a diploma with the seal of the .Knoxville City Schools placed upon it, show us worlds we cannot conquer and tasks we cannot do, for then surely we can prove our valor and knowledge which our beloved teachers have done their best to impart to us during these years. We have fought bravely through our eleven years of school life and with an undaunted spirit we can hold our heads high and go forth, into our future life the better man the better woman to face the ordeals of this cruel unfor- 7 7 7 7 giving world. l 1 -William Bonldin, Class Ilfistoria-n. 12 I . -I I xvff ' -' - ' 'Sxfff 'ff -' I E ff 1-. THE vo c mffew' -.. 2 Q A1 o dl A 1. - -r jg s . p l Q Y Last Will and Testament of Class of 1922 li l i Vile the Senior Class of Knoxville Iligh School, City of Knoxville, County . ' of Knox, State of Tennessee, U. S. A. being of sound mind and body and de- sirous of beqneathing all of our rights, privileges and aceomplislnnents, do here- by ordain and constitute this our last will Ellld testament, this the 25th day of , May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. ITEM I. We all leave happy Clj hours spent in writing briefs, outlines, essays, etc., also a wholesoine love for all of our studies. i. ITEM fll. The French Students leave an all-absorbing passion for irreg- ' M l I x ular verbs and French grannnar rules- - . . , ll 1 l i I l ll l l l, ,I 'lr 'ITEM flll. The chemistry classes leave 'tthe whole blooming business 1 to any one that wants it. ITEM IV. The civic classes leave it to any poor nut that can stand it. ITEM V. We also bequeath to the succeeding class as trustee, the good times elnb, all good times had by them to be added to it as interest and passed on to the next class. . .ITEM Vl. We also bequeath the following property and aceoinplislnnents , li for nnaeeoniplishmentsj to-wit: 1. I, Crook Wallace, leave the job of acting dignined in front of teachers to next year ls president. , 2. lf, Mary Rowe Moore, leave to some poor kid my other two lives that l have not used in basket-ball. 3. I, Mary Moore Shanton, leave my title as most popular girl to some one that 'will smile for it. 4. I, Ed Bailey, leave what 1 have not used of the class treasury to the school. 5. We, John Carter, Elbert Jacobs, Agnes Carter, Nellie Coulter, Kat. Davis, Mary Green and Kat. Jett, leave the privilege of a free lunch to any that will stay at the lunch counter. ti. 1, Dorothy Brown, leave the job of taking pictures that will break the kodak, to any one that will have it. 7. li, NVilliam Daly, leave Co. B. to John VVoodward Pickle. 8. l., Ruth Beck, leave my title as cutest girl in class of '22, 9. I, Charles Attix, leave my title as most effeniinate to some guy not smart enough to fool people. 10. fl, Lois Cox leave the 'Island Home Car to Jose Wallace. ,1 1 f . . . l, Charles Wickham, leave my title, most bashful, to some one the girls 4 s man-it takes four years to learn. Brooks. team. P 11 won't let alone. A ' ' 12. I, Dorothy Hayes, do leave my ability to flirt in the halls to some fresh- i t 13. l, Herbert McCan1pbell, leave my title as biggest bluffer to Paul R. A 14. I, Polly Calloway, leave my job as joke teller in sewing. ' 15. We, Collis 'Burns and Arthur Pope, leave our places on the basket-ball 'Y 13 ic.:-1.5. V. -ii: x f no R 'xxfff if T I E f 0 Q fi .,, -.,, 17. I, Tip Miller, leave my title as prettiest girl to some lucky fellow. 18. I, Kat. Watsoii, leave the task of talking the head off of a brass monkey, to Naomi Wolf. 19. I, Margaret Harvey, leave one worn magazine that exactly tits in a Spanish book. V 20. We, Bill Pettway, J ack Pelton and Dick McEvcr do regretfully leave our job on the Voice staff. 2l. l, Lucie Black, leave my title as noisiest to Rowena Castle. 22. I, Carlisle Dean, leave Margaret Piper to Bill Halliburton. 23. I, Alfred Brninbaek, leave my ability of keeping each hair in curl and in place to someone using all my patents. 24. I, Ruth Lynn Wzillziee, leave the art of pulling bones every live 1ni11- ntes. 25. I, Martin Southern leave all my views on any subject to be discussed, to class. 26. I, Emily Chandler, leave one mirror which you will find in my locker. 27. I, Blanche Jones, leave the memory of my singing in chapel, fl am go- ing to take my voice with mel. 28. I, Pony Bouldin, leave a general good spirit also job of Class llistorian. 29. I, T. Van Deventer, leave one blue and one wh ite stocking to some next year rooter. 30. I, Bob Bruner leave my Capt. commission to some junior Sec.-Lieut. Clie will have to work, strive to be as efficient as Il. 31. I, Lawrence Wocmtl leave all of -my titles to some one Cas lj coneeitcil enough to use them. 32. I, Dorothy Brandau leave my title as wittiest. -I, Chas. W'ells, regretfully leave the Cadet-lllajorship. 34. I, Jose Bonavita leave one complete set of chemistry experiments- none below E. ITEM VII. And we, the remainder of the senior class having no title or great honor to leave, leave many memories and love for all of our studies, teach- ers, if by chance any of the lower classmen need any help of difficult subjects -we demand that wc fthe brains of the classy be called on and we will be glad to hand to you the notes that our older brothers and sisters gave ns. ITEM VIII. And lastly, we do appoint Mr. Smythe as sole executor of this, our last will and testament, and do solemnly charge him that he do use all of his power as a debater to prevent the execution of this will. ln witness whereof and by virtue of the authority vested i11 me, I, Mary Wriglit of the county and state aforesaid, have hereunto affixed my hand and seal the day and year above recorded. MARY WRIGNII-I'l', Testator. Witnesses: VVILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ROBERT BURNS JOHN MILTON 14 lcd-Ls. ' J Kg, . Nbfff K X T!-IE VOICE if 1 rw: S 50 i s l vi my ET l . I - 4 s . g , V V . 1 5' ' 'Q ti Senior Class Officers I'reside11t l RAYMOND VVALLAOE I Crook i Fooiihall '18, '20g Capt. Football '21g Track '21, '22g Cadet 2nd Lieut. H With honor, honor, eternal honor to his name. Vice President MARY ROVVE MOORE W M C6Nut77 ' l Girls liaslcethul.1 '20, '21g Capt. Baslcctball '22. ' H flivr-ll a maid whose stately brow the dew-i11'1p0a.rl'cl winds of dawn have kissed. 0 i Secretary I A MARY MOORE SHANTON - Gi1'ls:Ba.skethz1ll '21, '22. l I leave thy praises unexpressed i I I leave thy sweetness to be guessed. ' Q 'l'reasure1' .I l o EDVVARD BAILEY A I N 4lEd77 I Trcas. Senior Ozu'niva,l,5 Cadet 2nd Lieutg Pres. Hi-Y. , VVitl1 a smile and 21 clasp of the hand for all. P 15, I . 2 A O K X 2' .4 A n ,, li w .. lif X. 1 s mmf 1. UL Lzlqll mllwfw , ,I .'l 4. li. 'VZ s jl l WI: fill Mill ,W A. 5 , illw ful- ., , 'fm ,, . l lli. 1: rvijl, ll, 1 .i flu' lflil 1, ,,. ml' il n llrzllw ,, L. Qin .N ' 'x , will-l. m il illfgj fi.:'1Z7lN , '-ll' , ,,, ,X 1. ia:-J.-4-,4L1.?...1,:5.e?L1:-f:f-e.e4-1Jwq,.h-f-y:-1L-aenaii-g:J.l:.4,..,,-...., . A.. -, - .-,.,. , :J :-A f.--1':.-----www? -.- f ,:f-'- . ' ' ' --a.-..,-. --.., yi,---J XF, - xx. ,- ' .-:v ' 7 f if Ni'-N ' i ' ll .. l ce. ff - i-a I ff- lei A A- .M ,. .Y V, . ,, -UN , . - . -.-V -.'DfeQQ'-V. ' ' ' 'f' ' ff . -fb? fwx . f' r' - ,, 'X 'H .f - 4- ff- 'H- '1-Q-.,,,, 'f -11... RUBY YOUNG Violet Happy am Ig from care I'm free. WILLIE VICARS HBHIDH The same today and forever. CATHERINE DAVIS When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of all music. GLADYS SMITH How fit to employ all the heart and soul and the senses forever in joygn VERA TALLENT Track Team '21 and '20g Capt. Girl's Track Team '22, Fairest of Flowers LORA MAE BARNETT Virtue alone is true nobility. K f TY 'Vi :fy X jgf-K B V61-2.-1.-.-.:-:::.----n::fa-if :ga L.--ermwnf , gf' .M .19 gl' ' Q 3, Q -:Q I gl ':zj4...::L:.:.::c::-:.f:m.:.,..I.uLf:Yf-- - fx ,R --' ' ' f-svn '--'A Jk-1 'Q,-.Il'- .vZ.-:H -v-'I fvnazifm. . 4-- 1. .fea1:.,:s.-3:4-zu-T-::r: --ax rn:- H A-.w,,.-7,--1, Y:---. f as-,rev-Z gum ....a1?f,...a Af' L., , VA -.- -..-EEET: Y Q-exe- , e .e-:,....i,4....,..-.gtk ' -' -A ffl Lzzzfw- 'N fe- fsiggfi '1-ififQQf3V-543 ' 5 If Q L ,Tj 15.1 T ii' ,g3ERggg jjf:f v 14 53 H i v,:-Yi ',ff -QQ'-fff: yfii ,r . V . - ,,. l ' l.1 'fe-vw ,Lili 5'-iffjwf' x,,hllgl-me Z, 1 1, ' TF 1, '-,fw-E- .V-J f , 7 Y Y 7-5:31 J.:-11 f 1213? --...ff ,,.3:Z:::-: Q:-la-.5 ' - 'H ' , ' them the 7!!:ll.' ' A r f xmug i:..,w-,,4f'!i Ns.-,iiif 'Wd ANGELA ELLIS HA-nn!! To know her was to love her. HELEN ALLEN Mynders Clubg Red Cross Essay Contest. She is all that nature painted her. ELSIE MAY PETERS f-Pere Nay, rather that I end my days While still I yearn for human ' praise. MARY ROWE MOORE llNutY7 Girls Basketball '20, '21g Capt, Basketball '22g Vice President 1S'enior Class. Even a maid whose stately brow The dew, impearl'd winds of dawn, have kissed. CHARLINA BINGHAM For beautiful eyes make silence eloquent. LUCILE ANDERSON Cile Her voice was ever soft, sweet and low-an excellent thing in a woman. l l l l 17 lL:i F i-if 'A E , J' 13-1-6 the2ivTs..m'fQ'i-W-4.5.-.liffifiztin-r1'E4.s.1-me J LAWRENCE WOOD Woodsey Basketball '21g Capt. Basketball '22g Baseball '21g Football '20, '21, '22g Sec. and Treas. Dramatic Club. Voice Staff. The man's as true as steel. MARGARET VEST Thou, present to my mind appear- est A quenchless star, forever bright. AGNES CARTER Mynders Clubg Carnival Commit- tee. Nothing is more simple than greatness, indeed, to be simple is to be great. WILLIAM PETTWAY ' IlBi11D ' Mynders Clubg Debating Team '2-23 Ed-in-Chief Voice 3 lst Lieut. R. O. T. C. Be valiant, but not too venturous. RUTH BECK In youth and beauty is wisdom but rare. CHARLES REICH Charlie No legacy is so rich as honesty. , xi hr. ' , -:f'L .:','- :L-1 ' rv - j 1 rn- f- Y ,... -,-,.-,,, . ,- -Y Y V X .V----Wwhrr-ir mx, JE1S'SIE RHYNE 'Tis the songs you sing and the smiles you wear that make the sun shine every where. MILLARD HUGHES Vice Pres. Chi Gamma Delta. Life is long enough for him who knows how to use it. HENRIETTA COONS Hearts that feel and eyes that smile are the dearest gifts that Heaven supplies. EDWARD SAMPLE lKEd7! Sec. I-Ii-Yg Pres. Dramatic Clubg Track '213 Senior Carnival. Begone dull care, thou and I shall never agree. RUBY DAVIS For she is more precious than rubies so rare. RICHARD MCEVER Baseball '21g Capt. Elect Baseball '22g Bus. Mgr. Voice '22g lst Lieut. Ring in the valiant man and free The larger heart, the kindlier hand. 1 'gf:2f::mT.f-5.-gg:-:--1 ff.:-.S-.13..1-R A Z-R ---,...,.....-,l.v:-.1-41, 1-' .,::41y W 4..- J , A f-f --x - 1'.1.y.-f-' AAL -'F' -A-.4 N '- ff'V'! T -'gm 7' T --:tr 'WWW' 3 f1:--. A - - - -- -f .r 1 A, 'QF-A' 1 --J, !,.,, - i ,1 E7 rr .- . 11- 1,-fs, A, 1-A - -. A ,A -A .1-fd. ,gif-4,-6.11, 1 1 , , . 5 LL J 1, l.,.v1 , ,Raina ,., , ,., , Rf 1 - 1k-. -42,4531 r- A- 41, :hav LL 0:41 41.51 'QL Cliff' QQ,-jfgij-jff.,,:g 'l -ra ,-.ff Hfa' --'fa :Q-f-qAA,,,.,..T .. TA ,,,,,,:,,Y ,, - -'ra ..-.,g---.1-Q..j-AQ.,iwfw W - .QJf1'fQ.Q7,7f 'k AXKMJQ1' 4 - 1 - - --V75 Y!! -21-,gf-f:,,j ..g, ' ,-ffffff'-ikxi f -if-. 'Qbfffz- 'aQ. 5 'LQ' 5:11--1 'kavzf ' 'fm ' 'x.re312:l?f-'11 '1: 1 l 1 1 4 IV. J If .X .1l lf ll 111 11 li R R R A 1 11 1 1' ' I 'Q 1l, 1 ' 1 '1, W 1 1 111 1. L 1 f 11 , ucatn 1 1 KATHLEEN BACONE 1 Q- It's good to be honest and wise, , -, It's good to be honest and true. 1l ' will l1 ll' 1 I .1 L, 1 lil- Mlffl 1 rl 5. ' MILDRED KEISTER 1 V ,Sl Grace was in all her steps, Hearv- ff1ls1 en in her eye, in every gesture, 3, 'f dignity and love. ' 1. Ui. L1 1'11'1 1QlTTf li 1 l91 g1l1l.1 JOHN CARTER 1 ' 1 2. lst Lieut. and Pers. Adj. if l1 Nothing great can ever be achiev- 1 M1 ed without enthusiasm. 1 1 5 Kr1i 1fl.l'.fl P ,. V11 ,,.K3,, U 1, 1. 1 RAYMOND WALLACE 146 ll M CN llclnookll fl .111 Football '19, '20, Capt. Football '21g Track '21, '22, Pres. Senior Class 11.151 '22, 2nd Lieur. if 1,1 1111 With, honor, honor, to him. fii'l1'E Eternal honor to his name. i'f 1,1 J 1I l. .iff '-1 MARGARET JOHNSON fl Z1 11, , She has upheld honor, may honor ml l uphold her. lh 15.1 lil 21,11 lx EDITH cox ,1 Wi Coxey . She has a heart with room for ,il1'.f' every joy. 1911 xl 1 1111 1 1lll:1 illflflii 1' k xi 1i,51V' i'ii1 20 il 1'1'i ll-llliiuf ,Mil , Y 1 .-. . A- A ,. , --1 -df-, 5,-ff? -.1-A-,,111lL,,,-,,---Yf.--- , 7f,.., A Y-F ' ' ' 'fi ,. I,-5--:A i'g'if?,Q.m.me1:1,:::.QT.l-.lfgiahgi A- f 1,A:J.s:, wwf , .ag-l- wL.MxJ'fA ii?-11 U':.z?5l3 1f'T 5 g 'fi-ix - , . V QL V rf sri , . :X -.' 'x -, r JACK PELTON Bus. Mgr. Annual Voice '22g 2nd Lieut. 'Tis good to be merry and wise. MARGARET BUTLER Remove from me vanity and lies. COLBERT PETREE Peachtree Reporter for Literary Societyg Glee Club '22g Hi-Y. They needed a song bird Hi-school, so in came Colbert one day. LUCILE HAMILTON ucilen Be silent and safe, silence will never betray you. JOHN BUCHANAN fiBuCk7! I-Ie1'e's hoping that on fortune's face you'll never see a frown. MARY COCKRUM Her very frowns are fairer, by far Than smiles of other maidens are, 4- ,.-:..-4..:-'.:f,-,..f..- .',--.-Af:.,4 ...V - .r 1 -- ff-.vsgvfezg-fl-Y..-V -- YQ: .-- -. - Y f ik ENN' ' 1' ,A -E---.i . We Y ,Y ,YI . T, 7.4 NPN --,, E U,- , .4.f:-ff -' H L V .. 3 4 N l l i , ., .,, , , YK -Yu ,,--Am ,. ,.,, L, . V-,, . ,WE X.: .jx . ,, , .-af., .L.....,-,-,,.n.-5,A4g,-.--:Liv-'3V' 'fe' A-1 f- - -G' ' ' annum-'ro 2 'Tl , ., . W-1:1r.:f,,fF,-g AQ., L :V -I , ,Q 4 L. X Lf 5. L4 gl . -pjw-Y 2 POLLY CALLOWAY If all the girls in all the world were just as nice as you. JULIUS GOODFRIEND Sec. and Treas. Chi Gamma Delta '21g Debating '21, '22. Standing without failure or de- feat. RUTH BINNING Unselfishncss is the investment from which she clips the coupons of happiness. CHARLES BARNETT Hickey t'Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. DOROTHY HAYES clDOt!7 Her loveliness I never knew till she smiled on me. JOHN CALDWELL First Aid Squad There's a lot of fun in the world if a fellow only knows how to find it. .....a..:- : 'CBia:'3'q. T? 'ITEC JL-I . ':-........-+1,..', .-,,-...-syn. -: -- - 7 ' ' A :L--f ,f.1?4'ITZ3k --any 1 ,y-geek fl I,-i y l -1144 -4i' ' n iffnri' ne., ld, . nf' sa Rfk- ,af-31,5 wi?-1 3 ff 54591 fffgfj-fi Xt Agfezfffi.-.Y-rg:-, if -fifig-4311 'L ' 4 gl.,-,-2: .QI-X 33 , -Q ,mnqjf fp 'iiffwfz ' LILLIAN O'DELL They never learned to love who never. learned to weep. - ELMER HUNTER All my ambition is sown. ALICE WADE Sweet Alice whose hair was so golden. PREAD STAUB A clear conscience is a pure card. MARGARET McCLELLAN Voice Staffg Debating Team '21g Sec. IS'ketch Club, '22. How may full sailed verse express The full flowing harmony of thy swan like statelinessf' EARL FOX Merit is born with men, Happy those with whom it lies. V .T 72. u F- ---Q---f-eqvf-' -. LOUISE FOSTER Foster French Club. Her airy manners, all who saw admired. EMILY CHANDLER Vice Pres. French Clubg Pres. Girls Reserves an-d Treas. Girls Reserves '21, Deeds, not words, I count upon as happiness. VERNON BRUNER UBObH First Aid Squadg Capt. A Co.g Sec. Hi-Y Club. His weakness, the ladies. ELIZABETH POLK ULibI7 Program Committee. Oh stay! If thou dost leave, cle- light with thee is gone. MARGARET HARVEY lS'he's all my fairy painted her, she's lovely and divine. JOHNNIE GRAHAM Diddle Girls Basketball '22 If she will do it she will, and the1'e's an end of it. F-3, - L ,,.' T11 Y Y r , , ' 'B 4XX.?,::f,e' T H it: hfxh. '--- fl EWR ,f'LpiF:jl, H E U , M i ' j B, !Q:fifj1f:. 'lj' 1 4:14 lffazfff-'56 yY' - id 'ig-is fc. , H,-12... , , Y, , 11- , ,,,, - , . -v.4 '2-f AG-:... : 'f'- -f nigga: .IQ-Lfimi,7.:f7' .kg Q f Z., Ji, -fi or . ,ff -fN..L..f fs. ff, ' A ' ' ,J - E n I i LESLIE LANCAISTER 1 sALeS!! lst Lieut. and Adj. '20. Make your peace with the women. 77 PATRICIA MILLER lKTipU Voice Staffg P1'es. Sketch Club' Carnival Committee. None think that time's eternal lapse could find a ,lovelier maid. 7 NELLIE COULTER Silence is the perfect herald ' of joy. RUTH BENNECKER For she was jes' the quiet kind, whose nature never varies. LUCILE BEAN Beanie Basketball '21, '22. Live to love, laugh and learn. HERMAN LOVELACE Buck The secret to success is constancy to purpose. I 2 I 25 MARY GREEN Grcenie Treas. Girls Reserves. Mary kept the belt of love, and oh but she was gay! She danced a gig, she sang a song that took my heart away. LUZELLE DENTON A sweet, attractive kind of grace Is always seen in her bright face. LILLIAN PETERS Mynders Club. Oh bless thee for thy lips are bland And bright the friendship of thine eyes. ELSIE SEXTON Her silence signifies deepest thought. CONSTANCE WOOD Connie Small but well bel-oved by all. RUTH LYNN WALLACE Rufus A laughing girl, but a thoughtful woman. KATHLEEN WILKERSON All who know their own minds know not their own minds. BONITA SHARP uB0nnyn I cannot say one thing and do another. 'SYDNEY PARETTE lS'ir Sid A princess she is, blue eyed and fair in face. Of temlper, amorous. SUDIE SMITH Dad's Girl Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eyes. l i NELL KELLER ll csliappyu Of all the girls in all the world, you'l1 not find one like Nellie. MARGARET PLEMONS 'Tis in your eyes, my sweetest love, my only worlds I. see. l xx l 1 ,. - Y-.-. ...--,.,-....-., .. ..--MA, .,.,..r.v-, - . H -- - - - ,. f, .. -'HW - 7- -1- ---- .. ,Wi ii , ,,. .,, ,,-,A-L .Xl LA A F X ,. , X .,. -K-' fe:-N .fm A Y .I 'FP-LN T Z ,V jIT:'gj'f- lf,-A VERA BOOKER The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. ROBERT CARDWELL UB0bH He that is slow to anger, is better than the mighty. LILLIAN PETTY Airy, fairy Lillian, Flitting, fairy Lillian. ROY O'BAUGH Hickey So great a soldier taught us here What a long enduring heart can do. MARGUERITE PRESTON Mine heart is lighted at thine eyes Changed into fire, and blown about by sighs. HOMER LINDSAY Sec. Chi Gamma Delta '20, Pres. '20, Treas. Dramatic Club '21, '22g Treas. Hi-Y Club '22, Debating '21, '22: Gen. Mgr. Class Play. His broad clear brow in sunlight glowed. q -,nuff -1-if 1:4 :..: :Jah-fr .1 if:-1 1 1:1 :LL-1 :- M -'il if - -7- w.:g.1L?ff-':. 'fi-Q, 1+ warm wr ., . iv- f--in Q --.:-ur-c '-1-1---eff : 1 g:,?, -1 l elf.. -. f -. r.+--- Q f-.---.- .7-i.f?:.-::f:,Fi .' -.f1?ei..,-...f'---- ,....e --.-.---e LILLIAN FRAZIER Goodness is beauty in its best estate. KAHN LACY Mynders Club. I envy no man that knows more than I, but pity him that knows less. PAUL MONEYMAKER And thou art worthy. CARRIE LEE FREEMAN To be happy is not the purpose of our being, butlto deserve happiness. CLYDE BUHL Responsibilities gravitate to the person who can shoulder them and power flows to the man who knows how. ALICE MADDEN Little Nut Her cheeks flushed like the com- ing of the day. RUTH TURNER Oh! She is good as she is fair. EVELYN VAN GILDER ilNemol! Mynders Club. Silence more musical than any song. MYRTLE WATSON Mynderse Club. The fairest garden in her looks And in her mind the wisest books. MILDRED QUERY Bidder Oh child of mine! Why muse you here? WILLIE ATCHLEY UBil.IH Mynclers Club. My object all sublime, I shall achieve all in time. LOIS COX Who fairest is esteemed, where all are fair. lr YY 'Give me a standing place and I I say the world is lovely and that's ,- 71. - -'Q -.- -.LY-.-,.r,-5, --.-.ir F-, -- ,... ,Mgif ... -ft. W V-1--Y 4 ,' f-.,--. ,' ,K .ww --, Y .X i l K. n ,qw -S-wf,el4.n,1 Y ... V'-af! ,fwffs B-5-H Azria -if . :if.e I J., I-,. -s V ,f ie-...,, . .1 RW., WILLIAM BOULDIN nponyn Gen. Mgr. Senior Carnival '2i2g Pres. Boys Glee Club '22g Vice Pres. Hi-Y '22g Class Historian. 'The noblest mind the best con- tentment has. MINNIE HOUSTON But lo-ve can hope where reason does despair. K JAMES MORRIS UJirnY, will move the Holstonf' AUBRY LEE I-IILL Mynders Club. loveliness for me. FRED NORTON Snorton A merry boy, they called him. MAE FULLER Pres. Mandolin Club. , Mind employed is mind enjoyed. l i : 31 7 .Y - ... Y . , , , . . ..,.. -. ,Tw -:.:h-f--P,-.1-,...... . ... .:-,-,.??.7,.T.'-.L----f-5-.,..Q3-:1:f4 , - ,,. ,N .. . --r 4,-:H V1 Hess, -.g,,...1.e,,.,,lT7E.,t. ln.: -,Q ,ni ,... I, nl., L: lj -il :Q x1Q. ':gQ Q ,f Xxizzexz-c.,.'-':-::.'::1i? ' ' -J-1:11.-.-..L---.-NI..-L-e.f'Qi '-r A.- ffifvzzra- BERTHA LLOYD Bert A queenly bearing has this maiden fair, and a sense of humor, rich and rare. MARTHA HOWELL A never failing friend was she. GEORGE SIMONDS Simon Peter And if his name be George I'1l call him Peter, for new made honor doth forget men's names. ALFRED BRUMBACK Shiek Basketball '22g Voice Staffg lst Lieut. Born for success, he seemed with grace to win, with heart to hold. MARGARET ELMORE To thee only, God granted a heart ever new. LORENE FREEMAN A kindly heart like thine is Worth its weight in gold. 1' S MARY WRIGHT Tcstator. She smiled and lo melancholy vanished. JOSEPHINE BONAVITA Josie She is charming, therefore to be w'oo'rl, She is a woman, therefore to be won. ALICE DELIUS If e'er she knew an evil thought, she spoke no evil word. WALLACE SIMPKINS Skimp Young in limbs-in judgment old. C LAETITIA VAN DEVENTER HTeeH Girls Basketball '22. A witty woman is a treasure. VIOLA ATCHLEY Barlow Mynders Club. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. .XM 11.7 f l i 33 ,, ,, .WW 4, Y. ,. W. -.,., . -N,,,,,-.r-wee.-.9 -a.,...L.-...:.,g,,f1-y.3.4:!,.,-wvf.. ..- Y.....-.,... . -, ,V XX. , A vi rv Af .. .,,,..-.. L .,r,:1,-,-:l..,T-.-7.1 'xi U p.f,-- X, mga , . , L . . . ww--. ,,-..-L f' -A :UW .-4-Qv fi v- ' ' L i' i P- MV if-i.- f, H -1.f:LeiT f-'i'.rs4le.. IRMA KRET'S'CHMAR Ulkeu Give the universe a soul attuned to a woman's soft control. TED FISHER Football '21g Baseball '20, '21, '22. A single burst of mirth is worth a whole season full of cries with melancholy. LAURA DAY She has a pleasant word and a smile for all who pass. GEORGE MALONEY 'I will go fo1'ward,' saist thou, 'I shall not fail to find her now'. DOROTHY BROWN HDOtH Voice Staff. Oh! Not to love thee were a sin. ROBERT STANFILL HB0b1! Treas. Commercial Clubg Track '20. He knew what's what. K IDA SCOTT HOSKINS Scott A cheerful heart is the beginning of all knowledge. MARTHA MCLEMORE Love is-and was-my lord and king. ROBERT PITTS Pittsey He's a good fellow and 'twill all be well. LEONARD LIGHT ulpattyn Man is the measure of all truth unto himself. ELIZABETH FERGUSON UI-lib!! We'll miss thy smiling :face and thy loving words in the long years to come. RUBY FROST She says the things that make the greatest stir. p x,u.T,Z s at ,, .,fm.,,,,, a1.Z,.u . . ,,,m,i , -,,-rf ,.-w:j,,g-Lfijs vii: .M N. ... .. ,.,. ,Hi 1. ,Nm 4 ,, Fira: ,1-:- - f, 4 YHA Wffzg? 'XQTQQFA l l H l j 'wolf :fl 'J Ll f 1 ' dm ,g 1 'A 7f:g:.7fft,f:3j,gEQ,. A .ue L, ee: gf X'-H.:..-- 4 --,,-:sa .,- V- ,,-.aggi-,55 '-ig., ,2f.L.,-1, .2 5 g:.E.FqmffV.:,.,.Q:,:,. fs:-2 f' X'-1 if Af' ff' -f' 'ckgf-gf! X52-fs! nf--AW. ' i 36 -, , -n, ,,, ,I ,u,,u,myawq,, Ev.,iu-fs,-':-f 1T,,3f,f 5 ,f Y,-.-.mf ,U .fa ' ,Q r -' rx 'I1,3w'? ,l Q51 + x r ?-51.4-fQ,2... 1..snua-,ff 'j, tix jk 'QL-V ' 5 l F 1-1 Q LM ..- -rfzssgiesgr-s-rv eseavzavfvi 1h1.L-i:?k,,:-:r.-g--- -..--.F-,-...-,717-4-:Q ROBERT WILEY HB0bN A proper man as one shall see in a summer's day. FRANCES KIRK Style is the dress of thought. ROZELLA DE BUSK A wee little voice from a wee little girl, but 2, great big heart, just the best in the world. BURT HATCHER HHappy!7 -Football '19, '20. From labor there shall come forth success. JOHN TALLENT Skeet'? 'Tis true, he has music in his very bones. MARION VEST Fashioned so slenderly, young and so fair. '17 i iz?'f'1f fiiilfi , ffl , :i'f'II'f'.flff'1'f'f1TA 'T ,si s 7 03, I .,,,r,,g.,,,-, ,, ,N , ,, .. F .,n,,,f1,QQ.T I, .. I N. -1. - -f-5-. Tl-EE lVCS-fCE au- 1 2. ' W- 2 - H ' v i l BERNICE GREENE l Billie Q A happy soul that all the way to ' Heaven hath a summex-'s day. v a -A X PAULINE RAULSTON There are none loved so as thee. l ALFRED PEARCE Men of few words are the best men. s HELEN DONAHOO ly Q My cares are all tomorrow-my ' joys are all today. I VELMA LEBOW Thou hast no sorrow or tears. :' fl E MARY PETERS You read it in my languid eyes ' And there alone should love be read. X l E l i . . I 5 l 37 7' ' ' 43- ' E ' E e . E Y ,, A ,,g ,- , E 'l ,Li Ll li' f P'- ,L 14' 7 fi 572.15-'. ' J we K ' L. ,Q -Q '. . , . I f f 1 -32:1--:-av:-W--+91-1,-,-,w1g:g.gK-::..:g '-3',:f- M jj' Z 'H'-H' R ' Y AY- ' ' .E!IE.f:i-rL:1,.l-'31-31111 3w1g, veal, .. gf 3: nf' W7 3 ' .-we--.1-?o-.-.4-f,351g,,.:1:s..-c--,.'1-V-1.f ' HE. M' l 4 , - 'Li-L.-Q 1,,-mfr me-gf 11-ff' --rg., 1, J. -- ,.,,, --,.-..,- . . EDITH HALL It-'s no matter what other people think you do, If you know that your life is good and true. ROY ELLIS With the roll of his mighty drums, the gang came marching in. ELIZABETH DOSSER Unassuming and sweet, she bloom- ed among us, a flower. ROY MCCRARY With the faith that comes of self control. CHARLES WICKHAM HW-ickH Football '20, '21g Basketball '20, '21g Baseball '21, 2-2. And they say he's a lion among the ladies. PRISCILLA SKELTON Peggie Love is far better than fame. ,q J' -'-.41--:ff 'fl -ci.-' 1- ' -. ffm n--l .. -f-1. yew ,pa -- . - . 3 I 'p' -A -,Y 1 A-.lu V. . l, sl' we in - - G.- . -1-,QW T ,fn X as L :J .LL LLL lgl 15,3 H . 'isa P, -' ee: ljfw ' A-VV ' Y -1 Lv-. '-mn . f -. ' en ' me -vw rx 'f '1f'- -.-:rw-1-fs: -cm,-fn --5 '--ev -:P-.s1s1- 2- J1:.,.'..-A 'bfff' U' 'fx Midge-11'f fi if f I N, QU A. J 2.57 VI KATHERINE WATSON Beware of her fair hair for she excels all women in the magic of her locks. MARTIN SOUTHERN Statesman Vice Pres. Chi Gamma Delta '21g lS'ec.-Treas. '22g Declaimer '22. Be bold! Be bold! And everywhere be bold! HELEN CALLOWAY A fe cannot wither her nor custom L, 1 stale her infinite variety. CHARLES WELLS llDukel7 Track Mgr. '21g Treas. French Club '21g Cadet Major '22, A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. MAUDE SEXTON She lives to live, not to boast. LUTHER MAYS What is that to him that reaps not harvest of his youthful joys? ,K .,-- xi 2 sg' x'effgefse,f, R-Xl 4 x..- - -ff:-ef f- .. - lf A - . N , ,-,,, X, 1 ' f if 2Hzffffsu, A If 1,5 4-says, 3-we-f' x,,ti:,fi:-1 l 1 l v f l 39 ' f' -.:..c3i.,,,.,,i, ,.C.i,. L:,,.:,4-:-'.S.A,fe 1,,... -1.-Z-f:...:i.fj.,i.f,4La.... .,,. -ai,-.K-r.f,g1,f.fff A-ff '-f:e.1.xi-- fee ,141-5--sire -:eg iid:-si-: TI, Q25-ax X .Q-S.. , .-e .L - --ld, if :. -in i QQ: 6 -iwfr ,N Q'-if fa., EB, I , 732,34-.i- ,T-,DEL-g53f.,5J-Jceiqvrrf-zvzv, LT a-:7'hx'f'g1f':ln .1 ef C- N - AU T -giggxfg? ,i T ET: fu- 1 ,J-jg, ty. -:Er-gnc... - - , N-wA:i,.- MAE PAINTER Mazie Candor is the sweetest charm of woman and the rarest charm of sociability. U BLANCHE JONES Dinah Mynders Clubg Sec. and Treas. Glee Clubg Pres. Chorusg Treas. French Clubg Sec. Dramatic Club. Her very tone is music's own. MARIE SJOBLOM As pure in thought as angels are. ETHEL SMITH Ethysl There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple. THELMA HERD I, live on hope, and that I think do all, who come into this world. EVELYN REAGAN Tootsie Sec. Commercial Club Thou smilest but thou dost not speak. IDA GOODSTEIN Pollyanna Pres. Commercial Club '22g Class Prophet '22g Ciass Play '22. A voice so thrilling ne'er was heard, in spring'-time :from the cuckoo bird. WILLIAM KYLE Bill Baseball '22, The surest way to hit a woman's heart is to aim kneeling. ROSALIE JOHNSON Rosie Oh, she was sweet and she was fair. CLAUDE FOX KKFOXYYY By saying nothing, you may pass for wise. ELIZABETH IRISH Beth A sweet, attractive kind of grace. CARLISLE DEAN Pres. Hi-Y Club '21g Baseball '20g Football '21, '22, He, doth, indeed, show some sparks that are like wit. 'i- --..'.g , y -, .k I X RUTH LAYMAN Mynders Club. My friend with you to be alone Were how much better than to own A crown, a scepter, and a throne. JEAN READ Mynders Club. , said the voice, thy dream was good. UYea7l HELEN DOANE Laugh and she laughs with you, weep and you weep by yourself. JEANNETTE ROBERTSON Phoebe Oh the glory of winning, were she won. HELEN McBATH Yea, I crave solitude. CATHERINE BIDDLE ISK-avteii Who mixes wisdom with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. I ROXIE DAVIS 'IS'he suits the action to the w'0rd.'7 LILLIAN WEBB Thy 1-apt soul sitting in thine eyes. HELEN BLOOMER Wit and humor belong to genius alone. MAMIE MCCLAIN Wisdom., a name to shake all evils of power, a great name. MARY LUTTRELL UBebe!7 Sec. and Treas. French Club '21. We'l1 praise, admire and worship thee. KATHRYN JETT Katrina Mynders Club. A vosebud set with little wilful thorns, and sweet as English air could make her. X MABEL HOUSHOLDER One to whom was given, so much of earth, so much of heaven. BYRON SNIPEIS usnipsn Rifle Team. If it wasn't for the optimist, the pessimist would never know how happy he wasn't MARGARET CAMPBELL She does well, acts nobly. Angels could do no more. BLENDINE RUCKER Life lives- only in success. RUSSEL DALLAS High Pockets Frail and gentle and small, but well beloved by all. PAUL HURAY I-Ie never says a foolish thing Nor ever does a wise one. --I ,1 , X q I, xx' 5-4 L, -- -- -1:-: Y'- nfi-rgg: -J-1: :ci -:Y 44.1 L 1 ' -wait, .- 'xX',,-fQf- ,,.. A ' xN I ff ' f 1 I -'1' 4 vl X A 2 J' LUCIE BLACK li , Black Lucie ' , 1 Carnival Committeeg Voice Staffg ' Class Poetg Dramatic. , , She was our queen, our rose, 1 1 our star. 5 1 HAROLD HENDRICKISDN Vice Pres. Dramatic Club '21. He who talks much cannot aways talk well. ETHYL LIVINGGOOD With honest pride I scorn each selfish end. CECIL LAUGHLIN Vice Pres. Chi Gamma Delta '20g Sec. Treas. '21g Pres. '21, '22, Foremost captain of his time. i I: EVELYN GIBBS l Ask me no questions and I will tell ' you no prevaricationsf' I 'A RALPH HICKS Diligence is the mother of X i good luck. N 1 i I f i i gt I i 45 v 1 ,f I I 0 ' D121 3 1 nag .3 I S . ' ' . . N is l 72 img ', sl Jill! lwll 1 N1 ailwlg El' W if ffl W 'life C24 lil S , V , JJ ' 5 lf 'A l fl 1 ll J QQ? H ll El? fl QS ls H53 ii l. l,i3'f,il Will 9, . .-. ufi -'lu' L Hi I I' liz!-E E! lj gwlgj I1 nl - I i ,alll ll'1fiU il!-l' ng is ll liltlll EM fwi , 1 1 l 1 sm. 5 WTI E, fir f,a Lg'N,l lfml l glib Vllll MU' 'N' fl! sul All i .Will 4'lf,Q W 1., I gf A --1 L. .'.-1 - 3:-.-L - - ..g--.L-:L-,La--..:L.i .,..-- -- .V . .' , L 4 .- , ...W JI 1 v..Q. ,x ,M 4wf..,.gj-i :ia-,T in .Ja .Ti F, -- A , ,HH , , K JA,,,ff-gjgf figgi. 'c 4 mil ffm kivwfff Li If if if 1 -L -- 1 '- 'fix' Xofifflh ,gf li A I J ' li A iq. EQ S'-wb M A , R 1' . j GLA?-wqf' 'E 7 A' r ELENANOR DOWNING Mynders Club. ISHMAEL MOORE Hlshii By blood, a kingg at heart a clown. GEORGE OLDHAM Th s 1 sens wned his e im er es cro ' head. GLADYS JONES Act well your part, there all the honor lies. HELENA COLEMAN My way is to begin at the begin- ning and be there at the end. WILLIAM DALY Bill Captain Rifle Tearng Expert Rifle- mang Cadet Captain. An editor's life is the life for me. 46 A Y Y Ag Vw , ., Y ,?T, A, ,Ek . WL .. , I 1 ,,-Q1-gif:-J-.1 Jwgfr- -Cav: J e SE? -' A O ' jjffqf' E--Q T Q ?,HLg,'i,'gg'2'N-a...'fT: lv: . ' ' 'Sl ' 1 , -'23 ' 'E-F' l , E. ,...:,,,.,1, -L Y Y i.-in . 8' ,BQ ,TLV ?p2ff fJf?'ff-' ' 4 If she be pleasant to look upon, what does the young man say? .iv 4 tr 1- , U NYS..-f.2 ...-- i CBS' X ,pf ' I HE VOICE 11- X :O J Q Q - PIL O ' vl Viv 'B 1 'L' .' r ' A w , N y l i l MADGE KIRKPATRICK '5 1:Jerryn lx Treas. Spanish Club. ' I' 5 My tongue Within my lips I rein, For who talks much must talk in N vain. . i- CHARLES ATTIX - l l ' 4: Charlie J' ' We are Wiser than We look. .r ' ,fqi ,L 'I '11 -lfvlmkll 0' 'Q' '3 ' I' ulrzru. I E ET THELMA OXENDINE A general favorite and a general , V 1 friend. ., Al w WILBUR WILLIAMS There's luck in leisure. I .i 3 f DIXIE HINES Dickey ' Iwi The deepest rivers flow with the I V . least noise. H H 1 lm' GILLON PERRIN f Caruso A I The world knows nothing of its I' ' l greatest men. I l . 1 ,. f l ' R lx, , I 47 f .A N Li 6, ' ' , . - - fl as y veg,-3 ,,... -lu-,, , KQEIK, fp --f - - I HEVOICE -.gr f-sim. f, fb i f 2 9 ' Q MARY MOORE SHANTON I Girls Basketball '21, '22g Secretziry ' Senior Class '22. , I leave thy praises unexpressecl, I leave thy sweetness to be guess- ed. -9 .. f FREDA MOORE The stately flower of 'female fortitude. JOHN DELOZIER I hate definitions. la Wi ,b X L- GLENORA HAYES . A There is no wisdom like frank- ness. I I l HAZEN WALKER . With words we govern men. I 1 if . Q , A EVELYN MOORE 4 l I 'Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. 1 '.. XL? V f R'-iff .V - ' THE VOICE -gr of V ELISE MORRELL God's rarest blessing is a good ' woman. ' 'i 1, I u is DOROTI-IEA DAVIS N Distinction without a difference. I ELIZABETH FERRELL Bess I have freedom in my love, and in my soul am free. HEWLETTE McREYNOLDS x With eyes that breathe ' of heaven. V HERBERT McCAMPBELL Z llDocfl ' Every man meets his Waterloo at - last-His is ladies. ANGELINE PRICE Wherefore those dreamy looks of thine, -N Shadowy, pensive Angeline? f 49 'E E I' ' , .4 w i 1 .F I X551 T C L 42.442 f- , D y be ' ' ' 7,1 T , F I E 'M i 5 i '1 f nigh- ' E G , V Q SIDNEY KENT 'TH' i I r But me no buts. 1 ,' Huh' i 1 i ii I' 1 ' 1 i H r i 7 ' T GEORGE GRIFFITH A. .H V ,R l1Muttr1 ' ' Few men are so clever as to know W ' I, .I J all the mischief they do. I! , ' . ia 1 ' X X . I Ii 'Vi ,' T ALLA MAE BRACKETT ii usisn lt? :Il The sweetest thing that ever grew H beside the human door. I ,N , , . ffmllcff - ir-'Ci .Q T Y: li' 'ii EDITH THRALL 'g Q I . V - npouyn E yll i ' 4 Learning by study must be won. Q T I i A T S! ROBERT LAVIN I wi, Bob xl' ,T Football '21, 11, L4 ,W Hence! Hence! loathed melan- j ' choly. gi . 3-QM ? N jLv'A'J'1:' Y , l n ' A ' EDWARD FOGLESONG EHR cc 11 ' ', A Ed my T' N Lord of himself. - Im! 2 A V T dy Q wi wb W ' 'N y ll D' T 50 H H 1 I ' 3 Q' 'il I ' k ', bf, , -E ,fo 'r V. 4 Q , l l I l l l ll In 'lil ll nil l l l fl 1 ' ,r l ,l l is --3, THE volc El - slieff zx xi A :O ' .--1 vl GLADYS ALLRED xfHappyvr Not least in love. COLLIS 'BURNS nFr0ggyn Basketball '21, '22, M A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market. MARY LEE SMITH Merrily Full of a sweet indifference. RICHARD GETTYS Peter Cadet lst Lieut. Mine eyes were not in fault for she was beautiful. ELSIE SCHETTLER Zeke Good luck go with thee. ELBERT JACOBS , Bert Cadet 2nd Lieut. 1 A funny boy in lots of ways, but I once a friend he always stays. Q E a E 51 U s B E r r V V H J '.Q is off THE Ol E W 'e-I ,' 1 RALEIGH PATILLO Life is not so short but there is always time for fun. ,Q - V C 1, I I I J H 1 A If I WW, H I fill KATHERINE BRACKETT Dost thou love life, then do not squander time. BETTY JAMES this cup to one made loveliness alone. up of BERTHA NEISBITT Voice Staffg Sec. Jr. Red Cross. Sweetly among us she moved, whom to look at was to love. AVAH BLACK Love lies deepg Love dwells not in lip-depths. ELIZABETH METLER For love deceives the best of womankindf' -1 L' 44 -L, ' DOROTHY BRANDAU ' KK tl, I Joy rules the day and love, 1 'e ' . ' V ' 1 1 I y' y a 1 1 I ' . I l . ., I- , xki ,Z gj T fl' P.,-X i I n vi L - is 'tj l 3 W 1l'1'J-',---x , N iff-wfvf it I ' V ' MARY HOLLIDAX 1 , Petie - 1 N H Music that brings sweet sleep down from the azure skies. , v Ds' '4 1 - DUWARD COLEMAN S iii His modesty is a candle to his mei-it. , i ii CLAUDE LEDGERWOOD Ledger Track '213 Capt. Track '22. i Sport that wrinkled care derides, And laughter holding both his sides. i l l ,-- JESSIF MONDAY 1, Toots . 4p,.ss Love, thy kiss would inspire poets ' Do ' th night - ANITA LOVETT She is chaimmg' to wilk with, M. witty to talk vs 1th and pleasant to think upon L Il A .. .A v Qi? i - XXL'-3' ..-- -.., N1Y f' . ,Zig i THE voice: - - -af: - HJ vl ' s El I V ' At the end of our first milestone, ' VVe pause, and recount those years That have been interwoven with gladness, - Witli smiles, and perhaps some tears. - This memory carried away in each heart . Of those years of fellowship sweet W ' i Will ever he a thing of joy, Of happiness complete! p T' May we never forget each otherg i T May we always our school uphold, . Kp And hoist ou high the banner Our own dear green and gold. l V V Let us remember, a clasp of the hand e , A smile on the tedious way, Will banish that dire King of Sorrow , And reflect as the sun in its ray. r So, may the hope of future meeting, 'Neath the folds of the white and blue Bind our hearts in oue great body, ' This Class of Twenty-two. 'K -Lucie Black. i L ily T if i ' 54 , ,I i s-' v I ' . ,, I-Cel-1.55. ,-.Q l. 1 nu I , 1 '55 THE vo c:E Vf 1 ,H N P 1 1m Iii! gf - ,1 E1 f 11.2221232- ' ' 1256-':xM1'Q 1 1 x I 1 -1:15 1 1 I 4 1 1 I xx , 'afr- -L- . ix I H1 , M 'lIIIl Illl II 1111111 Kll I i 1 1 1 11 111111511 55 1 Ecol-1:9S L, IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU 1. 'Di'-' ....- r r xgfff . ELEK.,-, -.:..gFT E OlCE as f vi -V, 'nz I N r, . r V v r r i ' w J Iumor Class Offlcers President - -------- ELLIOTT MCNU'r'r Vice President - - EI,1zAl31aT1r BEAMAN Secretary - - IELIZABETII .ATTIX Treasurer - WILLIAM BAKER . F i . is I l r IN ' 56 A , . T 5 TQ .1-1.5. r ,, JUNIOR CLASS . .x N '97,,,. 1' . - A ' 'f' , X f 1 7. A 4,7 4 3 '. I 3-1 4 w 08 r , UA ,f ,,,..,A,,... , J :vt Y--jg K -,ig r-- - W' f - . .-f i '-: 'T7 F -', -F-1 '. '1 -'A 'fri '-f ' ' 1-- ff-- 542' ld ' 'Tlx 5 '1..,,. ' MSW iff' J' ff i a-1 Aff -ffl .5--A 75- ,JN ws., LJ :U L. -,H ur' Nd- . A- E., ,pk-a...f A,-4, -Q-5.5 ., 4. . - Qs... .,,, .. .3 . -Lg , , - , ytfzr' 'hfx-21,4-.15,, ,Rug 65 ff f f 7 :V dffm- f,-Y --..J I-.-..,,,.,x' Tj :ii A- J,::1 , 7712. Y 'M 'fx 1 I pl m I 'W I SOPHGMOHE 59 I' gg- wi-+03- 'f'7w'fL1 'j'-- A Y gl- - lg ex' ,-,1 .-lied , ..-mn.-. . 'H 34 ,. 1-lil Y .iii '- ,Y 1. ' ,x :el -. 15Q:ff f' Eiil: aa 4 1 W .5- .A GIRLS-CLASS OF '24 ' 1 I4 , t N 1 .':' V i.'Q,,..:p .,, . lp- V --fr-Y-A - --.-' J 43 Y V H TY lvl, , 1 ' ..... A... 1,1 JT, Fa r.'.' I:-, g, fr BOYS-CLASS OF '24 wr V 5 , ' kv y 1 W 'I x v 1 I Xgfhff .?n I I ff' ff, A N . M..-3 Sen negates v X-ts-:CQ n - n , I 1 ' P U' H 1 L-iii I-I Nw W5 w gif-H ,.:-:L U X Nw-M 'I F I 313655: N- BOQHC GGWU- Ar-vmstmnoy Gl'f'9 c0U f'-I s P9 Dae.-K5 533'-4 fDcc.2f'5 A ' I 4 nu ' Jig f '.lFuEM f 9 ' 4 532 Mg? - ' -I 'fhankisgwmg QAYHAAI- Good Eng, nshWeeK Chg.StEH'i5. DuC.VLg of Kcmch Hass EDITED L., eEo.con.a. xA H 'I U3 .v ao'rcB....a. Rpgjglmn asm.-qq+.Qc,1..b. sagem. cm, I ' w W fi Y A MSW 213: Bongo' 2 Gllfls' RMC A Q LTkLl1MUWmUL in W' Y -E? Q 3 X JT Tx 0' Gilaa Clubs ' - Mgndolvn Ckub FN-znc-l-wCIuIo Spo.nnSl1Clvb- E w .. , N ONHGs gf 62 A .L V, ,t , I., ,y , I Ui Q ll . 1 v A , x 9. H ,J wf I xl K! ya u M fd ul 4 , , nfl' if .Y 1 n J L l I 'I 135. . 'O2, Z f N+ggx ,, -41 '..,9qQ ,v , , if x . W: , -3,1 ' -xjgv' RK-Q fr - L ' ff-fl X v Q' PN .sv fr , N-Jig? H. -fr,-, ,,,1: I we 1- V.-- ,ar J2,,vvfq hw, . f , , ' .:-f:,J,f A- ML! . rg! 0 H m - wb. ,5T,,,I, 44 TI .E 2 V I H ,U MW fn if 3 VI N ,M ,4 .J M I n W THEVOUCE :iff ,f f , W 1 M YF, M M? ui, Ml Af u ft 'af gf 'TH N Q W +11 F 1-lg I. WMM QL Z5 A 1 V r F 6:3 5' 71 -. .fXK-H-S- fgf, 1 .4. f ,g 51, ,N fin I. Ask 5 .ii gl 1' ,L 'Ig wk ,Ei 2, X13 7 1+.if f1 Fr yi Y ' V J I .J if H QA P? W W :Y 'Q V 5' Y, 1 :: H12 U GIRLS-CLASS OF 11 L. 'YN W x1 Y ,. ' 'k.., -,,,, ,rf Y - -frfw - X ff, X , x ,, Yvrlg ., -. .L BOYS-CLASS OF '25 . '- Rf' y . MAN 4, X . . 1 . - x , 4 X l X , 4, 'a 1 1 H ,, n ,L , ,, 1l,:H'f1 UA Z, :Q :5 Cy J: Q if l I TTL ' r E. L .Q 'I ,L 1 L 3, 6 1 It 5. A rj Y. fx V 'Ai . cj. 5 fm? 'l Ik Y ...I 51 if l F 1 ll ' .1 J A Q Y-:ll gg fl 241' 'M' rf ' si fl ' I: A fe' N-, HQ 3 my A Av H A7 v 11 fllwlrjx ,J .. rf, ,. W, .L . W, X 14111, 11:1 . xi-F' Nn, ,-f-- ff- H 1- 1 N -- - JW 1- - 1 Tfiff' .. K1 K' 3 j4,111:',x fi 'gi' ' is. X-1 Ljx L1E,:,,,,,,- gpiiglfjzl -f!-f . w.JV.' 1,1-.lm wtil. iv lj Triyxff, -'W 1-:,g, .- f..41...,.-.T....J .. l' Y -- - --- ' U1 11 .11 11:11-1 11 1lft. 311' Ylxl 5 I11 'ljlsq 11171 In 15,1 .31 E1 11 1 'vsfj 11 ,KATE L,f3s.tQ '1 W- T? 1 1 rf tl 1,1 . il Q1 I1 L13 ' 11 111,11 TMI , 11 1 113.1-1 E cf 11 1, , 1 11 11 2215.1 Q 1 3115, 1-I 1 ,1 ' 115 511 1' 1! 1' 11 J 1:5 11 f 11111 1 5. 1 - 11 1 1111 If V1 fu 1 111 if 1 - L1 1' E' 11 xl 1 1111 N ' 1 1 1 - 11 ' 11,1 , . 1 1... I CLASS OF '26 1 ,gp 1 111f. 1'1'j 1,11x.11' ,N a, A. 11:lx3xi13A 1 ri 1, xr. X11 xi,-,kin 1X l'fvif15'R51 -ff. f' X1 -42-31:12 1-, ,X A 11 'A 01 .1 113 15, 1111 , '11 11 1-11,11-1-'1 ,. 1 .P I' 1 11 Jr. 1113.11 J '11 51 1 '1 1 11 . ,115 132, ALL, 19 Y Y X53 T1 1 11 5 '1 1l I E-1 , 1' 1--1-1 V' .' 11 1 11 iff 1' ' ,1 -. . .. f1 T1 1 1 1 1,11 4 Z J .1 1 V 'r ! in 1 . 1 .fit 1 ll Y,,,I' 1 1 'X V11 . 1 1 . . .1 1 L , 3 1 7 , 1 -. 1 Q 1, T 1 1- F 11 1 1f,' ' - 1 HE 51,1 . 1: -1. 1 F1 lg 31 15 W. X 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 -. 11, 111. Vmlif 11 f V- .Iwi-. , 1.1 N .K if K X 4 v ' TJEJZLTT' X E VOIC E 1- -5 X 'Vw ff f w 1 J NI r W .J F ,I :ii I 1' l I JI N n M I' Ng X Q5 ' F R . i Ev ul Y Q H IEW? f V : -A T + Zi f N ,mx f XKF7 ' L 'f W 1 X X . gf W. fm , 'X M3411 N N 3E .ww Nl U . 5. ' W' v Q ww '-Li ' Z4 Nw :ww 4, X '-GX X W4 I ,, ww Til w l + Wx I gil r m x Lfligxx 7X1 2,53 5 ,I E 4 -L J 12' ELENIEIWAX rl ,Q-Q Rf p,m,,4 jf:.! ahh FIM ,J ' 7 f ' PR'N5'm w :Q w ' f 4 ' ',L..L-f l f1 JN img I' 6 'E x ' l +1 N 5,352 ' A IX Q 6-I , X 1 x - HM , ,M!lllll'TlfffflfllllHIli' 'Bn , ' 7' .1 m i' nf Mk, I ' ' - in 5 R 11 f K I 2 1 s A 4. ly ,.g, A - APC .-S VA . A b ? L J 't Y vig il A .UI 914 .lf e t it T t 4 .1 e j-if 1. .Y , , , A ,Q A . 4 ease semen FEED' S'I5 f-D: CUCDS-'ICD S5Hd- 14140,-, Offcn,-P SDQQO 54+ II' 'iv-504 . comgg f-'mg'-1 U2 mv: rf-n-QHCD SSW: 5:25- 1-f-52 . UQQ pg'-3 97 9'-Q C2-1 .'I'5I5'1-v- :AH-E25 5:':AT',.f. grae gffggmi nfl'-sf' Q.-gm Q-1'O1-+ CDQS 65:70 V1-4 5- G5 ,,.,,.... O-'mo m 2.363555 EQOZ 'JC-iwug F-, g 'p.1 5Qgz :LSE-H rg -, A-. r-1 v-s -. e-v 5 cf 3:i N'-SNES v-ll-p. . ' POE-'E 5' 1-m..:n 4 UQ -' Q rn in ' 5 s tr C, I.. QQ gl' Q S nf 5 2 r an 0 O P1 H' 4 C+ 4 5' .gs D F Q 'iii AAJTA' 'A 4-1. Poems QB y Lucie Blackj 'I SPRING , 0 sing me a song of the Springtime, p Mother Nature garbed in grecug T T Witli all her earthly cliildren, 4 To brilliantize the scene. , it v The sky o'ercast with a wondrous blue, : Wliite fleecy clouds enlacedg p Wliile Apol,lo's rays shine out entranccd, p At the costumes she has placed. The babbling brook is very gay, , y She seoffs at the fisher boyg l As he deigns to fish with a broken pin, And his face is suffused with joy. I 'l 'Tis full of throbs, of life, of hopes, Of love, this happy seasong V l Cannot you guess this lovelincss? 5 e 'Tis Spring-that age-old reason. , It NIGHT AND LOVE l l Hush! 'Tis the Queen of night who reigns, V Enwrapped in her sombre robeg Clasped with gems of the purest rays, l . The stars in the sky of love. 'l Two lovers that sat 'neath the almond trees, T We1'e whispering words so sweetg t That the nightingale paused in her winding course, Q Enchanted, so to speak. Q p 'HoSl i . -15 T E ICE -Er i wg., Fathers Spirit By Isarlorc Taylor Several days before the lligh School game with the Y. M. C. A. Tigers, thc whole team, both regulars and substitutes, began practicing like demons. This was the last game of the season and not,only that, but it was the game which would decide the championship of East Tennessee. The last afternoon before the game, the coach put the High School lads through a severe test in order to make a final selection ofthe men most likely to win the game and the championship. Although this was a secret practice, a 'Few people observed it, unknown to the coach. One of these spectators was llogan. the well known gambler. He was also putting the boys through a severe test, within' himself, to find out the strongest point and try to bribe that player into throwing the game. This game had caused considerable stir among the gamblers of the city and many wagers had been placed on the outcome of it. Hogan iinally arrived at a decision regarding the player to whom he should offer the bribe. 'Ile waited until the practice was over and the boys had come out on the street. llc nodded to Jim Monroe, the best goal artist. on the High School team. llogan, who was a shrewd judge of human nature, made a few preliminary remarks about thc money shortage and how nice certain things every lligh School boy enjoys, would be. Monroe, unconscious of what llogan was about to propose, listened eagerly. At the right moment, Hogan put out the bait, suggesting that it might be worth. while for Monroe to feel ill the following night and be out of the game, or better still, to be off his form at goal shooting. -lim was so amazed that he could not answer. He attempted to refuse, but Hogan interposed and handed him fifty dollars. Think it over, lad 5 if the game goes our way, the money is yours. If you de- cide not. to take me up, send the money back by three P. M. tomorrow. G-ood bye.'l He was gone before Monroe could remonstrate. T hate to do an undcrhand trick, but fifty 'bucks' look mighty good , mused Jimmy. The sole topic of conversation at the Monroe 's that evening was the coming game. At the supper table Jinmiy discussed the game and the probable outcome with his father, who had been in his day, quite a cage artist himself. Hewas proud of the fact that his son was going to represent the High School. Play a clean game, son, win or lose. Remember that it never pays to do dirty work. Ulean sportsmanship has always been the motto of your Dad, and l hope you show the same spirit on the court. Also remember your mother and I will be watching with intense interest, the progress of the game. D0 yourself credit, my boy, and do your Dad credit. Jimmy Hushed, but nodded assent. Hogan went back smilingly, to the pool-room where most of the gamblers loitered. Alle told them that hc expected to have a sure bet for them tomorrow and he would know by three o'clock. Three o'clock the next day found him impatiently pacing up and down in front of the soda fountain which was in front of the hall. At one minute past he smiled confidently and called the gang to him. Go strong, boys. This is a sure thing, I have the star player 'tixcd' and the 'Tigers' are bound to win. ' 69 l'C0l l-S0 se d il . 0 ill a .gl 1 J, 1 1 v W ' I Eff' -f- THE I --- hw' He did not for a moment consider that Monroe would double cross him. That was out of the question. No more than he suspected Jimmy of double- crossing him, did the Gang stop to question the authenticity of his tip. Hogan had the full confidence of all the gamblersg his was the honor which is supposed to exist among thieves. They wagered everything, even coats and hats, expecting to Mclean up on this tip. The night and hour of the game came. The crowd cheered madly as the teams came onto the court- lt yelled itself hoarse. The re'Ecree's whistle blew and the game was on. lt was evident from the beginning that it would be a close contest and that the winner would have only a small margin of points. Minute after minute passed. The gamblers became restless. Two minutes be- fore the final whistle the score stood twelve-twelve. A player called time. Play was resumed and the ball came into High Schools possession. Ficreely the struggle waged for the ball which meant almost certain victory. The man who managed to get a shot for goal in that crisis would not take any chances. He would make it sure. And Jimmy Monroe came out from the tangle with the coveted sphere in his possession. Like lightning he drihbled into favorable position and before the esteemed Hogan could erase the smile from his face, the ball fell through the cage for a goal and-the championship! The shrill whistle of the referee was heard above the bedlam which broke loose as the ball fell to the floor. Hogan gritted his teeth and waited with the utmost impatience for -Timmy Monroe. At last Monroe came out, surrounded by a crowd of boys. Hogan beckoned him to one side. Jimmy glanced up in surprise- What is it? Hogan could scarcely believe his senses. Wl1at is it?', he exclaimed. VVhat would it naturally be? lt is simply tlnsg what do you mean by double-crossing me? Double-crossing you 'X I do not understand what you mean- T-- T mean broke in :Hogan that you aceeted my money and then did all 7 1 7 s 1 you could to win that game ! O, I see, replied Jimmy with a smile, the real truth beginning to dawn upon him, You failed to receive the money. I sent it back at seven o'elock last night, just after talking with father. Hogan was purple with rage and was about to inquire by whom the money was sent, but before he could utter the words, a ma11 came toward him. Hlllr. Hogan, Mr. Hogan, here is a note for you. lt was given to me last night but I forgot to mention it. Excuse me, Mr. Hogan, said J imrny as he again edged toward the crowd which was eagerly awaiting his return. You and the other gentleman can settle the matter. As he said it, there shone from his eyes the spirit of clean sportsmanship that was bequeathed him by his father. 70 ICJ-Ls v 4 4' AJ 'i A 'A AA 4- V1 -4 ri 4. G :'2-+5 I F Eg '. :.f':nf+-,: 5 75515 'D 1933-' H--253 ...,,....,-, 'E 5 DZ.- Q ru jeg- I :-sims F ' : r:,,: Q 5 -: A... 1 r+ -'25,-is A 5 4QUq.a 3-4...c:f1 :gz :2 'Q gg:....f LTJ Q ' CME? 14 E :: fi . I fi 'PTFE H Tmiij E Q 95 P-ni-f i 4 mei'-T-5' 2 e Huff O J-e-mv-f L4 S'-4-r-:H Sh 'D r ?-9 2' Po lm.-4 : D s-+256 5 H- ,-, ,.f rr O F 1 O S-':::r D ' ':r'o CB 4 Eff- 'U 'EEL 2 E'-'Q 5' 353- m EL mpgs: 9-I. 4: J-gig E E' gee Q s 9 E-'gg m ll' fb P-nog' 1:-. 97033 v- iv 5.2. :am rr :PSU 2 WE-' .cu ,' 14 Q93 Q -1 P-s WEP rl- 1 5' 5210 CD vn7ll'S 1 xf ,,- AQ v . A 4 w 11 , - ,O ge r so world, and Nature, allowed to take hcr course, has set the world upright. Napoleon, custodian of St. Helena attempted to conquer the world and failed. And after the turmoil caused by Bonaparte Nature soon regained her feet. ' Nero, the ambitious, cold natnred villain of old, tried on a small scale Chundred and fifty pounds capacityj to conquer the world and failed. Again from out the turmoil Nature rose triumphant. But there was one thing one must say for Nero and that was that he was a good sportsman. lle attempted to corner the fiddle market in his home town and if he hadn't invested too heavily in advertising he might have succeeded. VVhen our country was in its infancy, it was rumored, there were bad men roaming about the valleys between 'Denver and San Francisco. I do not have in mind the wax mustaehed. sleek haired villain of the soap box, the so called patent medicine vendor with a bottle for sale containing a cure for-croup, measles. nnnnps, hiccnps, sunburn, and freeklesg a wonderful hair tonic, rust. remover and stove polish- Small size bottle, la-dees and gen-tle-men, with this wonderful good luck ring, four packages of garden seed and this exquisite overbearing century plant, all for twenty-five cents. You know the kind for it is not yet extinct. l shall not be so unfair to the villain of this story as to form such an association. These bad men were the hair-trigger kind who carried a man 's revolver on his hip. Said ba.d men became very expert with said guns. I say said guns because it was by means of their old trusty fowling pieces that they did most of their talking. Some of these men became so expert that they could actually be called tlncnt. Upon the handle of their gun they would always carve a notch for each victim of their sarcasm. Naturally the handle would not al- ways hold all of the notches, so the overflowing ones were carved on a nearby tree. Naturally an appeal would be made to the sheriff, but the sheriff was influenced by politics, his hands were tied. he could do nothing, he believed in letting the law take its own course. The sheriff was the most unpopular man in the story. He really became so unpopular with the reader that if he were living now, he couldn 't run for constable. But nature brought it around all right. The sheriff and the had men, filled with emotions by the western sunsets became honest, upright, law abiding citizens and bought a department store at Powder Fork. 'llhey only have A price smashing annual sale every two weeks. The ideal American family of fiction. a daughter seventeen years old. and a son, twelve. The young lady is constantly annoyed bv the spirit of helpfulness demonstrated by her small brother in the matter of disposing of the tokens of 71 , Y :A+ 'gvff'-',,, A - gxfff g t. -4 N-Q QQ-wr txqg UT ,f I-v'?!x 0 V -sw affection of her victims. I say victims and I mean victims. While no giaceful notches carved in he1 chiffonier signs of conquest arc nevertheless piesent F01 reposing in ft brass-hinged cedir chest is enough evidence if the ease is tiied before a prejudiced july, to com ict the young lady of manslaughtei. lhe epistles are tied in packages with cute little blue ribbons. Clhe color of the - I , ' C , ,. uf ' i ' ms.-:fl vl Wx i o - . - h 1 , Q , 1 1 . 1 , . . ,. , . ' c . , ' I' ' - l , f J l . l 1 1 f v - VT ' ' r y 1 . 1 7' . ' y ribbons are established by convention and therefore cannot be changedl. l have V. U heard it rumored that in extreme cases that the letters are indexed, but I think f a Q u w n 1 . ll-, that is carrying it a little bit too far. I suppose this is the reason that cedar chests have grown so popular lately. They have really grown so popular that ,. certain persons have made up a bunch of jokes about the cedar chest. I have y l 1 l heard it rumored that the are oin to int one of these 'okes in the next issue . . 7 U . . . ' ' of The Ladies Home Journal. ' New anyone can tell that that is Just idle I it . i l c 7 ' sg 4 l ' ' J i c ' . li u ' C ' ' . ., L. . ' Ly I - vt. . .. L C . , - t . U t I , Y xy X 1- , .I , ht . Q f l ' 1 , 1 1 K I 7 v . - , , ' 1 , ' ' . . . z s . s ' I hi s I i 15 I ' . . ' ' 2 , ' .' , x l .', , ..z'1,f ua t t . 1 N , , l I . I . t l , ' l , L c ' V J T l 1 J X 1 rumor. I also heard it rumored th it they had found the man who voted for the I y 5 - ' Democrats in the last election. I heard. that the Dcmocratic p trty has offered 4 to give him a Ford for his loyalty to the party. Ot coursc he must decline the y 'i offer for it s not according to rules to accept gifts from your own party. I i l iigure that even if he accepts it he u ill lose money. I You know it s funny hows rurnois wx ill get started. Somebody will tell a. friend something confidentially and the friend will add 1 fevs more forceful it I .adjectives and if it s rcal good perhaps a few conjunetions 'ind pass it on to 1 J friend confidentially and this friend will pass it on enlarged, to a friend, etc. Finally the story comes back to the original nairitor and he oi she unable to recognize the tale she fthe he was superfluousj st ntcd adds 1 few more forceful pronouns and prepositions and passes it on. The story keeps growing until there is really no limit to its possibilities that is if it s -1 good tumor to begin with. I see nothing so bright as good, unsophisticated and really innocent iumoi. , . 4 2 .Il V ' A .. V fl I , . f. ' 'gy ' - - . - . . l g X A-sing 5 y -r--,.,g.- X I t 72 I to t c e .' Q ir P .V 1 fi -. ,,, T, 1 1 X fc x.,xfff 'i f:': E' if i sv' Eli ,Masculine Conceit By Naomi NNolfe I , ,' I wonder why the iudistruetihle eoneeit of man in general, and cadets in . 1, particular, leads lhem to put such faith in their power of observing the character i and thoughts of a fe-mme ? Take it from one who knows-there are few who i bra in. . I lu the first place, every girl is horn to he an actress. , From the time she first . crawls around the nursery, she pretends and mimics the actions of those around , her. Think to what stage of perfection these powers have reached by the time ' she is a Hfiapperf' . i No two men will use the same adjective to describe her. To one she is . l nothing hut laughter and fung to another she appears dreamy, soulful and ' , 1 ' ever scale the walls of even one of the myriads of cells which compose a woman's 8 . . . ' Do not place too much faith 111 those large, heavy-fringed and dreamy eyes . ij i that gaze at yours with coniiding trust. How do you know that their owner ' may he hut watching the effect that they can produce? - Beware of the girl. that continually laughs and jokes, with laughter always lurking in her eyes. lt may not be due to the pleasure of your society. She ' may be laughing at you and not with you. Have you ever seen a vivacious brunette talking to a beastly bore and wonder- il ing there at? She may he wondering too, how long she can keep the light of W interest showing in his eyes. 'Tis mostly a great game-the better the players, l Y serious: while another one finds her cute, coquettish and alluring. the more interesting the game. Keep before you, cadet, that the motto of most fennnes is let the eyes . belic the lips and let the lips belie the eyes. - i 73 , i . y ' Now is there a young man who can say, Show me the girl and I can read y Q her like a book? I wonder? Q 44 l S' I l.4l Y . . 1- .. . Q . ' s .KL .,,. ,,A ,-4z.l..4,..-,- 4- - Amw Ak- -. -i--- -- xXi,:'j,., E V RN ' ff' - THE volc E W. .. Q.. rgf-'24 vi ws.. 1 Group Reporters Mr. Avery ,....................,A............,.,..................................... Raymond Stripling Miss Arrants ..................................................................... Earllest F 1211111iga11 Miss Bewley ,.A.......,,.,....,..A....,4.,.....................,..................,....... ......... llf Iary Beatty h Miss Broady .......,,.,...........,........,.................................................... JOI1I1.y Adcock Miss Briton ,,...............,.......................,..............,.................. Qllincey Gorman Miss Beard ,.,,,,,.,...,,,,,,..........,....,.,..........,. .........,.,..,....,...,....... 1 ..........,..... J 0l11J Yule iliiss Champa .,...,...................,,.,..,........,,........................,........ Katherille Stout , ,i ' Miss Cain ,,,,,,.i...............,.,.. .................,......,.,....................... K atherinc Wright A Q Mr, Crabtree i.......,,.,. v.........,....,..,....,..,...., .....,........,......,........ L L lcile Suffriclge Mr. ,Coffman .......................................,...................,.,.....,....... Homer McCa1l0n I Mr. Cox, ............,........,.............,..,,i,,,.....................,....,.,.......,,................ Vivian Estes Miss Dawson ,,.,.,........,..,,..,....,.........,.................,...........,.....,i.......... Mary Brown Miss Dutt ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,...,,...,.,.,,.........,.................................. Wallace Boulineaux I , E Miss Evansl .,.......,.......................................................... - ............ Evelyn O'Neil Miss Eager ,,,.,,,i,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,.......,....,..,.....................,... ........................... R -uth Tilley ' Bliss Eskles ,.,,,,,,..4,,,,.,..,.,....,....,,...........................,... ........ lV Iary Louise Stuart ' ' Miss Gctaz ,,., - A.,.,,,,,.,,.i............,.,...........,...,.........,................ .......,..,.. G eorge Kelly Bliss Grainger ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,4,,,,.,,.,,,i,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.......i.....,...,. .....,,.... E Etrly Nlilltfl' Mr. Hackney ...........,...........,.................,....,...........,...,,......,....,........,.... ilazel Lino Mrs. I-Iessler ..............A,...................................................... .................. A elia BOYJ 1 A Mr, Jones ,,,,,,,s,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,............. 1 .......... ............. N largaret Pope Miss Kurth .........................................................,..,..,........... .......,.... T 116111713 HHUH R Bliss Kenneqiy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,.,,,i,i,,,,.,,,,..,.,,.....,,.............. FIOTGIICC Davis ' ilhg Logan ',,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.i. .................... l Xilymfllld Wdbil - Miss Markwood ,,,,,,......,.,..................,..........................,,,.,....... Neil JO11I'0l.111011 1 ' Miss McGoullough ..,.....4.........i.........,....,...............,.,............................. Nell Jett Miss McDougal .,....,............,.........,................................ ................ lg airy lgenicon 1 Mr. Northcutt ........,,,,4...........,,..............i................,......,......... ....... 0 111 1'C 191' Mr. Nutter ...............................................,............,............,.....,. Alberta Overton ' Mr. McCoy ..,.....,........v...,.........,.........,.............,...,....,................ Arthur Wadrep ' Mr. Parker ..,...i.............,...,...................... ....,..........................,.....-,-..- W Elite Gibbs N Mr, Parker ,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. .................... R uby Greene E Miss Plummer ...,..................,v...........................,.......,1...... ........... L llfiile Mi11t011 Mrs. Rodriguez ......i....................,......1..................................... 1lT3I'g?lI'Gt PIPGI' 7 Mr. R. P. Preston .......,........,............,...................................1 ...--- B G11 Statuln A P Mr. J. N. Hendrickson ...,..,........,...................................,.. liancy tlllogciis Mrs. Rice ..............,.........................................,.................................... nne rouci ' Miss Stevick ...................................................... - ........................ lgy1it1eSQogdill . Q Mrs. Searle .................................................................................... io a impson I Mr. R. E. Smith .................................................................. Charlotte camp Mrs- Sherwood ....................................,................................... grancis 12281118 Mr. Welch ..............,......................................,.............................. ,ora ee eyes Mi-, Williams ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,., Margaret lVIcCoullough B, W, Smith .,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,.,,....,.,.......,,..,.........,.....,................. Harold Dempsey . Miss Weigel .,,.........................................,,................ ...........,.... L cone Schneider Mr. J. A. Smith ..,............,,.........,............................................. Harry Paylor I Mrs. Young ..............,,.,.....................................,...,...............,...........,.. Edna Cross Nfrs, Comfort ,,....,.,.., . ................................................................. ....... WIH. 12551511 Nh-S, Mggre ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.....,....,......... ........,.,.,.................. N .............. ' GOI'gC 0 0 Q My, Smythe ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,......,..,,.,..............,..... .......,.. ll lary Rowe Moore 1 1- - i i . , - , 1 K K . I-1 . s - A ..,. N 4. P E 4 is . egxl ff XX-ffff' ,-n-D -N-- QA Q s,..,1-s ,f - - THE volc E 1? e fe., -s, m vi w-1. :Eli i g y l - g l iii T ii A l -QL' X 'QN' i li :yr X. , i , -, fi niws- in ,iii f' j '7 ', ' XX 1 in i , x - . I T. - Q 3 - i it Q , n ew f J ,J f' 1-rf f i ' '-T' - ',i'Vf 'WX fm - .il W fu' f 7X s ilk- in it ' in 'MM I :- l hlliyzl -:..--.------------glnzlunn-na-S11-11331 3--3-----V I l ii i- ev. -W me . 1-'-1: 1 ' ' u..4.... ,ff - 1-1-.' 'f 4-14 'lrffiff-I 1 , 1 Maybe you have noticed in ull of the previous Annuals of our school that the Eclitors have all impressed you with the fziet that it is mighty hard to get out J , this umgzizine- VVell we are going to stick up to what they have said. lt's x 4 4 mighty lizird my boy-it's mighty hard. -. Q But pushing our troubles off on you 1l09S1'l,li get this editorial written. l ' l l NVQ' wonder why an editorial has to be written anyway? Nobody ever reads i l y it. lint maybe its necessary, so here goes. i As usual We the Senior Class of Knoxville High School present this, the J Annuul Edition of the Voice, to the public, to be read and criticized. But be , I sure and go light on the criticism, because we will be criticized enough anyhow. y But nevertheless we are proud of our magazine and hope that you will V 2l.IJDl'4iUl21tC'lli. ' However, we want to thank all those who have helped to make it ai success, I especially our faculty advisors, and lilr. Evans. l . As we lined the biggest Senior Class in the history of the school, naturally we V i 1' ' ,' should put out the biggest annual of any preceding class, and we have done it. y l 75 in . v 1 e 5, i.- t use L. l 1 f 4- X f Y-4' ,rw ff ffl? N- 1: r-' t W '- r ' , f.. w-' , vi --.if-,1 , A' 1' . L- --7' -, .. ' 5 N 1,, ' ' ' L ' KL I J .-1 ,A ,.-, X 1 ' -- , -, w K ff X .ff - .f ,. 1,71-, , , Y , -- . - J, Z, W Tir ff K ff - H Ap A 1, ' ' X , 1 . K-, ay, ffm- 1 -, SNAPSHOTS 1 F' 46 ' w v -f-Zgg.-5-,311-,,.:33,-3:f,r5'.,1sHf-12225-1-f-'Q-vi - +-A-L, A g, .gf-Q.:fL-.fly-Q Q,-q 5112- 2' ::::4...,.zL- -.fn I f f- -3-71?-LL!-f :-- ?-Y , f fm vf ,-' TN' ics' f 7 3 . -:rg X! Y 4,-L.: ,--,--5fff-fif:fY- fl-,T ,r ' - ,..,.. . -ul., - '17,-,fl ' ,.,., MN 27 ' --:Q ' I+- ' Ml. 3. 1 '- .,.-. .-,. - -if.-..,,V A-. Y , K - Y 1'-A ---1 --- -- Q- - --ff77 -1-fu J' -Q. 54 LL L. c. L, F3 411 I 5,5 A f'-' - ---A - --A-W , :--:.kf .4.-1:4613 ff, ---A xp.-.,, ,jL,,.,,., ,,- W ,.,,,1g,c,A:,,, J ,,,t..,.gg ...m ,,,..:::..N. , EQ- -Lg , -..,- zfl- 1 w, ,., , .-1' - - Ig. M .a V..,-. . f lf. 1 '- ,' : . ' 1 . it :nay -. 1- , - , , -' I IQ 6 . .,a X ,J 1 I A Y ,- Ylf' --E: THEVOICE 5- xi CAPT. WALLACE v . Football 1 v ' 1...................... Pfol-LS. . I Y A Y V. , '. - , ,.- . ' , -.Q . ' 1 1 . .. a, 3 .',,. ,A g ', rig1'ZXl'1ll'-'V-.EEgi'!',5L'4.3 AEJQKQ- ' ' ' V. r 'V - W - - - - - ..- - -, - -..,.eg.n,-g,f'1-1H,.w..:-,-,,f.-14f.- - -Nik- Lf , .Ll ,,- I -4,7 , 1 A. Axful-,, ,ML , -,.. -qggh-gf-.m.2- -.-,.1 ,,,. ,,,...n.., ,- WH 'HI il F4 w vu I W 1 J, ,,.-.,,- ,.....,,-,-,,,., ,,.,,- A , Y Y--, ,L xx. ,,',,V----,. -. kA,.. L Y-, . Y -- V Y , -YW ni'-J ,- A vj' l 'v 7j'1 x-i., , -,gg ,, 11:5 li . .g,,,.J, ' fi, ' ' -Q f if ff. ' fi. 5' .', A .x-,, 14. J. -Y H - V ,,.. . -7. ,Y , V V Y.. 1 - A ANR.. . Y ,W .- ,.-., , ,,.,, , , F, X .4- ig Vw' A QEU' gr 1 ', W lj 31 1 I my li fi Q fl' Wg xii!!-.fi lyiijl KSQ KQFQG 3125 F '13 0 9 PM 9 6 Lgdff T' il Us , cs P Eff? Ha rg w H1 -W w 1 'f vi. I W M W VM I 'N li fi W ! X. .'- -1- -..- . Nl-1 --:.-L-: ,..1, WF.. ',-.,'1- T JW , ,-,-,, , -ff - -- -'- - - -, 1 4 --- t Y , 'N XI ff Xxzl.,-2 ui' ,4- 1 111111 1 11111111 Nl1111ff111 'Sh 1111011 Brooke W01Jfl l1ol1011so11 Tnvm Nl1t1h1ll FI111111 1 I' ISll0I Football LI PIFP MTN llll QF ASON Pmm SILER R XYNIOND W XLL xox: Toms. BUCIIAN 111 X 1111- WlClIll1ll1 Defm Kuwter B111 h'111a11 f1lla1' Lou e Alfl10lIgll Ix11ox11ll1 Illgll gLll0 11 11111 11111 put out '1 d1a111p1o11Sl11p Team H115 V 11 the 11111111 11 IS 1 Illlllf 111 11111 sch ol lhcv met md p1'1.y1'd Some of the s11o11g1s1 11 LIIIS 111 1h1 st 111 111111 1 11119 ofi the fmld with a great 111d.11Y victorleg 1,11 th1,11 1,1 111111. As most 111 lnst 1111.1 s tLz1,111 gfddll 11911 EL practically new team ' V1 LS 111 ff'111iv011 1'his V1-11, 111111 1. g.'11 lt de 11 of c11z1lit iq due Conch Siler who 11 01-ked i1111.sv1.111lV 10 111111 111111 '1 11,1111 111 1'cpresc11t 01.11 111111111 IS it should 'md hc Wzw 111y s11111,1sQf11l- It ww tlltbllgllt tl It Pctie would not he with ue this past - 1,1 but he 111111111111 llllil we '1ll welcomed him with a glad l1111d. The 'some is . IH f11llowQ : 1 . 5 'Nlaryx ille Colle-We 11111119011 City High Bladley 011111111 Asheville High .NL . McC1llie B'1ylo1 Mfiryville Polv. Clouuty 7 ' , O Q f i ' tw-O ' 1 f 'C' ua '12 ' , 5 , 1 1 r I S 1 '11 A Q, ll 1 W. ,Q 7 CIM.. ' 1 .1-z', .' 1.11 1'1 'hh 0. H f.. 1, ,iq 19 it s 'zu 'bf . 1 'wa z Ai 2 . 'L 1 yva' HH ' 1 1 ' . A . K IT S 0 1 ' ' C, 2 11 Il S 711 , . , K II S 0 ' 1 j 14 Tx ll S 21 .' 9 K ll S 0 'I' 1 I 7 K ll S 0 a 27 K II S 12 1 ' 35 y ' 4 K TI S 0 ' V 14 4 ' K Il S 3 J 0 11 133 '1 79 f - 5 I Q as 2' 1 Y A 1 -1,7 f 'Vi NN mf j.,..f4:.1,.-..,t . 1 ,,...L..1...,,1:, M1 21:14 Q iii W f-5 ma 'h' Ii ' I1 M H ,e J! . ,X QW cgi. ,tx XA Wag ,IV 451lJf!i '4 .4 F f SJ lv' R liFil fa 2 'Q 5 kjl J, ffm F ig n v 1 1 '1 4 JJ ,H H Sl' lf. H IF ' W + w .4 iq V1 Q st J I if , '11 J, , r ,. Wag fM! 3 ,K il eff, '1 , 4 wi ik X Q7 'F' '-':g.igg.. .17 -:7-5-Mglvr ff. -' - f ,:-': ,:- , If 'LT.L .,, 1+ 31:12 .. fl QQ '--.x K.,-, -gf J --f'7..:fi1 :.f.LT Tx :Ni R ' -V ,N-.fy ,J ll-Tfl-Q?-Y--3 'tiff .. ,'.z.' fav'- 1- f-L. .:: L - --- - - --.- -...H , .- .. --- -Hu: -L4 P ,L .g:LLi1,,:,f.: l4: --,gH,,.,-,lf-gl K -M-.Q ,, 2 rflrmgf Y lik '-If .fi--. .Li'iT i.ilTl3gi1fT ',' 3-31' f ., J , ,g Y . Y--,X .- - ....- ,... 7,v.i.1. , -f pi'-f.i'2i.... -5 4'-' izl: - .f.-f,,-YfV-,4.L-'-- Y -4......-A .,-..-Y.-.N -.E+ ,,-,, A-,, 4?,.i,,., Kid, W, , ,N . A ,J .- ,R ,M f..-A.f 'fr' W li-.1, -I., Ng ,- --......L.T..., ,f ....,......4r.,Y----, -,,. ,, ,. , I ..A........-.- .....1...-i::f,+-.,: 1-,,:,,,-d Z ,---. -, , 1 1 ...-- - . --,YY Hi A f, , ,E N Q V 1. W N J. ff. ,-,..-,, ., H f2e---4--..'v.- :: -wxl -LA-,Y -P-1,12 V- .---- ...- V Y, Y ,A --,-- -- ,LJ-xt. SNAPSHOTS , .. Y,?..f-, ,,...,A,,, , ,i A 5 I '- -- --w...-.i,.. , ' -Y ' KL-, ,.,.Lff-,X if - - f, . Q 2737, Yf:,46-.- :tw-.,, ,?- -14 ' ' 5':--- nn.-fi: - -ff-- Q-f 1 ,VL ru .i- ..-.L---+., i. Y - -. if :.f .g- ,- lx Y-Qc X11 Tk 'AM ,ff :'LQ,MK RV' Nam W f, Q-.' F in qw, , Q xH,N5X n HQ fx V mx' 35 YS N vii' , . vim fu, 'bfi Q as El iss :Q W Jpy fa Nw gf ' igxXk'v V HJ Q N LT E' 1 3 X 5-2-J 'IE PTH E if L' V 'f 1' , J 1 53 3 F-gl 5 ' il 5 , M 4 Fxx In l WW , mfg X, : MW Mx xy 5. -v 6' J: 1 lf ,,,,+Q5y 5f A mf if I M16 xy l Ji ff Dj f D X frffff ,f-A . f-Il-:'S''17L----2i1:.rli-fi:-':.-'J-rg-:'4'lfT'::.1:',..' .','..1f'.,.lflTTIlT?1T'Q'- -- gi'-fy' 'I I!y WJ: 'qi X X ' 'iL.T:?.TE:Fi 1jiTlifi-V' 4:11 ii: Qs f lf4-:..,f4 nffsff --v- f 1'f1Qg1g.1g,,:,,3-,N 7 :af A - ,.-f- ---.-----A '---VV -A +ve A-W .f-. -1x-.-,Z ,S 1,3 E volc E -sr H I W . ,I I , I V . I 1 , a, I I II II 52, . I ' W ull 133 , MW ff? 7. ' 1, 522 I T. WOOD 2: 81 Basketball I - IC'-I-l. I ' mx: BOYS BASKETBALL TEA M 82 Mr ' Y I -V ff E: HE volc E 1 - . ,Q Basketball HPETIEU SILER LAXVRENCE WOOD Conms BURNS Coach - - Captain lllanager - T-zflffii' . , . a , lq1 L AA '. LETTER MEN 5 Captain Wood . Wiekhain 'Manager Burns Mabry Shanton Rule Pope ' THE SEASON Our basketball season eanie to a. close with the defeat of- our rivals, County, to the score of 14 to 12. An extra five minutes had to he played' and it was at this time that Wicelzliaxii made one of the prettiest shots of the game from the middle of the court. Under the able coaching of Petiel' the team rounded into form and met various teams. The score started off With the defeat ,of Clinton hy the score of 30 to 22. Later we played many strong teams and eopped a great many victories. We were eliminated in the Maryville tourna- ment by the close score of 241 to 23. But in our season We defeated Park City. Lallollette. Carter vlligh School, the Deaf and Dumb School and a few more. The scores for the season are as follows: I LaFollette 425 K. H. S. 12 Clinton 225 K. H. S. 30 Clll'l1lJ01'lEl,l1d College 235 K. H- S. 22 Union College 275 K. H. S. 15 Carter High School 135 K. H. S. 33 Deaf and Dumb Seliool 55 K. H. S. 27 LaFo1lette 17 5 K. H. S. 34 M. B. A. 205 K. H. S. 7 McCallie School 345 K. H. S. 16 Knoxville Tigers 265 K. H. S. 16 Union College 185 K. H. S. 12 Central High School 125 K. H. S. 14 Park City High 205 K. H. S. 28 Karnes High School 245 K. H- S. 23 Total 303 289 83 K X 5 ' .1- 1 vu I v 1 , I J, ' L J 'S-2 2 f M 'f9'?5 file I I 47 U ig f I .F ,Y 'Q ' W3 : L S 15 l OAPT. MARY ROVVE MOORE l . F! Z 'q cvs k bu 'T ll' S BS BT 3 84 1 I bl I 134. ' Lq GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM X259 ' NNN I ff 'g ':, ,, 'iam 1 -'7 pa x, -e is .. J , Girls' Basketball A LINE UP i Forwards ------- Johnnie Graham, Myrtle Cogdill Center ----------- Mary Rowe Moore Guards ------ - - Mary Moore Slianton, Lueile Bean SUBSTITUTES Laetitia VanDeventer Elsie Semones Mabel Haws Helen Woocls COACHES Misses Marcia Perkins and Elizabeth Seinones. THE SEASON A The Girls' Basketball Team, or the East Tennessee Champions we should say, has had a very successful season. The season opened with the defeat of Young High, by the score of 28 to On December the ninth we won over Maryville High School to the tune of 21. to 7. Next, Park City fell victim to us by the decided score of 25 to 3. Having' started on our march to victory, we defeated the girls from Kingston High School in the hardest fought game by the close score of 16 to 15. Later Lenoir City High, Maryville High, John- son City High and again Kingston, bowed before us. Our season was closed with the defeat of the girls from County by the score of 15 to 8. The scores for the season are as follows: K. H. S. 28 Young High 5 K. H. S. 21 Maryville High 7 K. H- S. 25 Park City 3 K. H. S. 16 Kingston 15 K. H. S. 21 Lenoir City 6 ' K. H. S. 19 Johnson City 7 K. H. S. 26 Maryville 6 K. H. S. 49 Y. W. C. A. 3 K. H. S. 27 Park City 8 K. H. S. 13 Kingston 5 K. H. S. 15 CENTRAL HIGH 8 Totals 260 73 The team wish to thank Mr. Avery for his assistance and his interest shown in the team- We also Wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. F. F. VanDeventer for the courtesies shown the team, a11d last the school for their hearty support. 86 . -'--- ' ' - ' 5. if THEVOICE Baseball 87 ' wr I ' . . .4 ' ' I. QQ i , Y- E, X f2 X U 1 X X X QV 1, - - Y- A-,-,. f, -gi . ... ,--Y, Q-in 2-A--., TA: Y... , I - . 5. rg? Y ,W 7 ,. fa, - 0 ft- -.1--S -M-- - '4--Q-f--A-+A.-.-r.'-4-. 25, ,wi-, 7 ,4 :r-L:-3 N g- - Q. A 1'-'F Y' 'NN' -I ,Q ' ,z-if -v ,f .x,,- M, .z , LW . K, .5 Univ Nei If Xi' f-Qlllififg :'.'7T..i,,1 4-. f ,-.Q..,...Y.-ff. - - W - --.. . -N f- , , Y Y, -,..,, .1 ,--H - Viifiiiiiifeifff--.4 : 22?-1:4211-i' -E,.-la.,11-Q11T'3 TJ4f:.:+1El3-5f?5,T,i1TLgg if if :lii7f5':-X4-'fgii .1 'T :Mix -R I xx x---,,,A,,, wgi , - ..,-.. nf' ,ii-N a. ., M,-.,,H..,..iT ,?-3.- f .4s.,w5.,,5,1,:,,,,.,2--i1ii-- T-, M- --f-- f- 1:14:1- , , 2F-w--- ----f - - f-- ---H ---- -- ---H--NN --- --cf -ff W --N - ----- --f ----L-- Nbr- -- -.W W -x , .1 My 1 w - -- -- - nxt nh , 1. Y . ' QM '.i :'l .Fl jji? 'ang s e wp V' wgk ,, .f m 1 'yuh wmv Nd! 'r if w fx .1- 5. , . X 5 , I l 0 il V 'f :' if T 5' .M IME! !L'5'-Cj5',Ef::f:'::..x:?4L1 f-, -...- YJ 1-41- BASEBALL TEAM -.L-,fsigf-?,:--AA' ' f- , --- N- , -'--- - -- .. -- ,- .f- -..-,4 ,---i-M , , Y 7-Q .-Q,-Y x, X- ,U-- f ,Q-Y , ,, ,-- Q Y -Ai , - ANQQ, .1 ,--4 f M-4 - -+2-.-... -7- -- - ,, x i -- , , Y- X- L--4. ....-.., - w-- 1,3 - L --------H Y, .fgr-.. ,-, f X L f--ifl-T - ---- i 71,-Q , '.71:f:::-,ir --,- Wg- M ,IH Y' Y .- . .rw Q-,.. 15' .Cx AG ,-A ,4- .,,....,,, W X Miva ,- ,avi X M f 'H x A Wx E IN . jg, gl :REQ QNX 1 .f Wgmf, 'ELI rl ' wl , . if 3 W I fl! 4 il x , ll 1 - 'fi 3 1 1' . ff rl N ,I L f7 AA, fu gs X' 'X , 4, ' A-if--x kA ..+k,- xp '.6.,+S..-..fir.:.l,1' :PxTl'w-.1 -IBC. jf-17-M X . - N. - iii?-'-'g ..J.1L,:.x--w 1-2 'aff fa 5: !f f.. f f 117A - - 1'- - - - A 'XWT if? 1 F' 'lf' --- -,. , X ,-I, - - - ,g.gX Y, fi:--L ,,4- 'tL+.:-K.-...'-T.,..,-'Af-'.Tii'-'flfg ,FX '55, 1 Q W-if -A-A ,: - f ---' - 1? ,- .71 gi. -. .-In L,,..,,- if ,,-34 ,t,l-r-zrvf:-?-.4fr-1-r4T.'-?., --if QED - - --...J xXf,f, ,-f ,,... .-, .. K'-Ngf , ik :: ' , ffl N so 21.14 Q -I Q 11 V 4 Y . M M . Baseball Q Coach - -' ---.----- . PETE SILER p I Captain -----4---- CH.-xRLEs VVICKHAM Manager - ---- ---- - Jon ROBERTSON 1 The prospects for a good baseball team this year are better than usual. Witli Wickllam as Captain and Robertson as Manager much progress has been i made. A very heavy schedule has been arranged. As there were so many good p men out for practice, Coach Siler has had a very hard time picking his men. Many wonders bloomed in the infield and also the outfield. With a pitching staff composed of Fisher, O'Briant and Kyle we can rest assured that depart- i f ment will be well taken care of. At the backstop position will be Mitchell, Mabry 5 ' and Pope. A ' 1 f j The line up is as follows: Catchers ..........,. Mitchell, Mabry and Pope Pitchers ,.....,.......................... Fisher, O'Bria11t, 'Kyle First Base ................................,......,..... -WlClCl181l1, Capt. Second Base .......,.........................,.....,................. M ...,... Briscoe ' '1'hird'Base ,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.....,..,...........,................. Robertson y Shortstop ...............,...,...................,........ Q ....................... Wliite l Left Field ..................i........,..............,.,................,..,....... Wood Center Field ......,..................v......................i...,...,... Mabry Right Field .....,...,........ .... ...., ...., ...., .....,,..,..,................, P a r 1 r I v 5 . 89 5 '.i 1 X :Q xuf X of f f- ZZ' V N?-,E v X o Q 4 . ,I . il X N CAPT. CLAUDE LEDGERWOOD . Track ' 90 Y X 7 . .ixw r 1 r . W1 W 1 1 , r 1, ,.w ,.. - 4 If iq .pm Lv V? Ii 11 ' n N R Hai! My E F1144 , ! N' rf' H '53 M A II-jj Vu 1 liz, mv- rx '13 1f ,, 5 63 fi llfi W1- Hs. H. I4 ff mn, ily ? ga JA A F, al M ,, x, A .mf af-, .. ef f--f..' 1: 11 'V . K ' lg if Uni' IW' 51 W Q will Q. 1 'iv gr QW M1 Q 1 . 1 3 I 31 ga az S .-- f--. 5: 4 'f -gf 1- --'fg-11:11 ' r. ' L : Q-3' .1 -,A - , Hsu: Li4 'R RL, ,E- liY4'YY.,.-gif 1 egg: -1, Y-Y if--.-, W fix: , Y.. .3 , 7,-fl, ' ' , ' ',ffQQYff -' !gY '-M Qljiiiw1919-Q,?-ffYf3YSSlave-irrvlrriffif,,,'a,f!-'iii-Q-K .'i',-Qffiifg-3 L37 ' 94 3 - -' f W if-'ff 'f ' ' TRACK TEAM 155954421 .4353 f.'1..'345?A::-lglviiak. f-'2 ,3iL5fl ff 7f'i3f'l7 iEffii:i'eLl3f ?'?5?i - fI'i'fl?, figi.i':f'?iiij:??'iii?-'41-?? E? 'iii ?7!f?' iiii f N JT ff mMg W . Mlm--. .messy '-:-: Aish11?,p 1?.ZfL1i- t--,P-N'slate-1ff ggfi-gl, xl,-lk - ---, - 2- ,? ,--1 A , - I , , . --.-, Y-! ww -. ,,. X N. ,- . -.. ,. ... - .K . '-'-1'-- ---'ff'-ffiilifir T -1, 7,f,-lx!-S-f , i-1 -4 f-.-.M:::gT::fi1e- Avila ,zr-:gg :.:.:r,-Try----7 T----f-17 -QQ, ' 1 ' T ,. -5- 15-M i -V L ,- ,, . . 'A K 1335- l Q-, ' F l Elk T' ! 'V as dl , 5? 5 A z 5 :Q jx' 7 21 sk ,V .QQI 7 ,. Y-gf V sf' xl' V5 QA 1 ' . fx fs, ., AMW, 'Q .7 . Q: fx ,ps .rg ,H ,H HUD fx vw M' -5 .,,f-'--. ,ii ! ---1 ,M-I , r-L-: 1 l-1 -,.. .1 ., B .Y 13 . J? J ,J .., A., ff. Ah! :M .Sm ,1 -1 , A5 r ., , X . fy IEIXX I If J -ffl! IMA ? ,I HU 1 ,f QL, Xu 4 Jail' f A 1, I F AQ W. i- A-5 ily - cali-hi-us-111 B 'L I. AEJJI We ill QQ 4' ?: Q-D' 'FP 'U r-4 : -1 E I UQ l 5-Z?E'OOE'El S+' 3.ET.3CUWf5'-3' 7 ofggof-sv-sUQUQ A ,, pac 5.5.- 2 Q Q :cgi -'E ' .F '+uQO 'l V v-JO :' IDS-4-'a.. ml Q I 3 v-3 r 6 :J Fi 3 'P 5 Q 'Q . : N Q df. f 2 Q O -7 '11 v-1' n an Q - A L-4 5 52:1 ESS? . m HQLOQEH A ,..CD CU 5 Zimkevg, B14 A D3 :E . Q. . 1 0' .Q I ,- fu r-5 i 3 ET? E' Ei Z :1222 2 I ff Sffvf fJ7,'9w. My do - - t M .arf-were -he-we so , no meets at the time this goes to pressj the prospects are good. Meets have been arranged with many schools in the state and our team will enter the lnter- seholastic meet at the University of',Tennessee. A line on The material was secured at the Inter Company Traclilnleet held at Caswell Park on April 13. With the wealth of good material it is expected that K. H. S. will turn out the p best Track Team in its history and we sincerely hope that the team is 'a cham- A O Q- i WE. O U fl-7 ET 'U ri' FD E P O Z9 NJ Y X , ' .s ,QW f , 1 g f' i I C ,, uf 4 ,...... - ... , Xszf 'mg vl - . 5 S r 1 f ff 93 in A M Ei V - lffol-1.50 , L xx X - , c I V -..- - -' T E OICE NE -Ti Elf , ' 1 X 2122 The Progress of Military in High School Since 1921 X! Witli the closing of the school term, the military training has come to the fore as one of the most important departments in our institut.ion. Under the excellent supervision of the Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Major Howell M. Estes, the R. O. T. C. here has bee11 in a continual state of improve- ment. The personal bearing of the cadets has been greatly improved through- out the battalion and the cadets not only carry themselves well at drill but they also take pride in their carriage outside of drill. Our corps of instructors consists of the lXlajor's assistantsg namel y, Sgts. Luther Ward, Walter I-Iuskey, Samuel Frazier and Willia1'i1 Pratt, all of whom have done commendable work and have been a great asset to the Corps of Cadets. At the' close of this term a competitive drill will be held as has been here- tofore. The companies will compete and also the individual cadets will have a drill down for the honor of receiving t.he Hlirlorgan Medal. There has been instituted the practice of having examinations at the close of the school term which each cadet and officer is required to take, therefore they are compelled to keep posted on the drill regulations. THE R. O. T. C. BAND After considering the organization of a band in K. H. S. the question of securing the money was raised. lt was finally decided to let the companies contribute to the fund and also for the Hi-Y Club to go out among the business men of the city and raise the money by popular subscription. A considerable amount was raised by these methods but later the students them- selves raised some money and with the money donated by the Senior Class, Athletic Club, and the Hi-Y Club, there was enough money to finance the band. The instruments were procured and Mr. Crouch was selected as instructor, and practice was begun. Soon music was heard instead of noise and one day at Chapel Mr. Evans presented the K. H. S. band formally to the students. A great deal of appreciation is due Mr. Crouch who has spared no effort to make the band a success, also the members of the band should be praised on account of their efficient work. 94 X l . . ' V- K V-,.-,1-,. , fr,-' i P r Rifle Team LINE UP Iloinor Muffallon, Capt. Carl Stafford Lloyd Davic-s, Mgr. VVarren Green John Yule Gillon Perrin Waite fiihhs John Stevens Slafforil Jaynv Carl Srnith Frccl Norton Sgt- Pratt, Coach Paul 'Brooks 'Pho Rifle 'Franz of this year sccnis to he 2l,l10i'i19l' Championship Team. A1- though they worm' vliminatcd in the Fourth Corps Area meet, they have fired Several meets with a good many other Schools and have won a major part of Them. Nvcts haw- been firvd with U. of T., hoth of which we won and also with Chicago lligh School, Tvvli. lligh, Ullaftaiiooga. High and Morgan Military Academy, all of which we won. 95 , , . ,Y Qi- i ff ' f A- L gi -f-n N invlfffit 1: 151 -, i A Aiwa: ae,,:i:ilZ?,, g:g. :. 2i.,,i:i5 W H ,iigtigz is AN .gm - 'N ,yiw1EFHi3 rf, Q' v WA, Mya, T - xx- +L ,, -fd L1 Q H ii QJQ1 Ll H12 ikmovfh , X I - My ,fr - , ff--j.,-,:.y. - kgaf, ' - ,,c.e..g-1'-Q-'ff-LMA. ' , ' f - ' ,, W ar- ---iff: . A..:f:.v,:vx'Q'Ez.:.4f--- :Q-J 4::2f..ff-1, -5-Q 3-,,N' ,:-L, '-5-,, ' , . mf+ f2'w mQ gf Jfi ,ff' Nlxqgiigai V p , SQ- Q.-f , YW, 4,-QM, STAFF X , W!! 1 W , 'I w BAND f 'NS - - .Y W W - --.. ,- A f- A - --- f -f' f-f 4 W- -'--'---- -A--J-'Lv-lk f-2131-Y 251 if Lin- fllf - ' - , -P--. J 'Y fl---'-q.,.d.f l,rl -ll- if ,... 1.w.......L:.- .- AA,-.-..,Y.-.A -., 7:14 -, A-f:6:.i..Z..A.Lf:s ' f -' 1. 1 .x'1 ' ,M- 1,1f:Lfff-11 1.1: ,zz-1 V 1-11 'f--- 'f' 4-2:1-, f ,--aw sf Z -T4'iC:uQ.,,,. -.Q :N',lV H .. -1 ,Af '.b.N-131 1 . A 5 My 1, fy - I1 N- C' 5 f ,fx-1-,V ji... Q ' - '-3fQ'.1:Q:3 1,11 U. 11 li,-A 13' A-lglf' Z'-.Ld his yijiff ' Y - H +1A1','..-A- , A nf, - Y Y,Yl --V-?1f-..-15-,,.yfrQ-f' :I,,--- jfs- ' L-.V - A -f-3311 A A 1 1 W L 1 'U A 1 1 1 1 11 M N 1, 1 lx ,. 11,1 1 1 1 1 11 1 COMPANY A 1 l 1 Y 11 - 1 .1 M , X! X .1I1 1 1 ' ' I - 1 I1 1 1 ' ,E . -yi 2. 1.31 1 A M 11 1 . W' 1 W 1 1 N A COMPANY B 1 1 1 1 1 1 97 Q ix W N X 1 if r - 1 Nllig -ff-Q-fiiif-fvrffffR3'f1 gif -iT x ff7:?'?54' A' L 1 A 1.-.2 I., R,,,.,, , A , ,7,-L11 .1 :fa ,bf A, V .1 ,IL 1. ,,.-1-.. --fY.,,'-.,.,..gw ,-L... ,..- A 1 V -' '-f 1- - -.ref--1----f-ffszfg '41 Q3 AQ-fzngfa D lf'-T'j': gAxxxxXggi1T-:--Y-- Lp -f if - -Q-. -.-, A.,,f:.Q:-sz:-:ff:Qf-.rfQe. L ' -Lg-m L'f' ::15l:4f-:iii 24 COM PAN Y C1 COMPANY D 98 1 '55 32' 1 a L' - L Q., V I F! M , Q ' Q V V ' ' n GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB 99 A, 1? s':5,.,,,.,, ' ,,... i i ,W 115 K? - .- A V f' nw ,JL ll l ii lf: fs THE Ol E f ,ZX p ...... bf ... - YC! 'R e li il ' l u f, l 1 ll E CHORUS High School Chorus and Glee Clubs Among the public pi ogiams on which the musical organizations of the High School have appeared this yeai have been a Noon-Day concert at Cable illall arranged by the Comnninity Cjouneil, a meeting of U. TD. C. at the WC5lIlZLl17S Building and the Annual High School Musical in the auditorium. These clubs also rendered special parts in the Clonnucncement program. These three organizations have had a membership of seventy-seven during the vefir the Boys Glce Club having enrolled thirty-six and the Girls' Glee Club forty one The Chorus is made up of the combined clubs. Each of these oiganizations has been heard a number of times at chapel and the work has been enjoyed and appreciated. Due to the lmuted time prov ided for rehearsal the Music Clubs of the High bchool have been found to confine their efforts to the preparation. of the above pei tormances, but han enjoyed this work and have also had a share in promot- ing Music Apprem IRUOII work done in the school. The Boys Glee C lub undu the direction of S. lloyd li,?t1'li0l', have devoted tlu I1 time to music, especially suitc cl to boys' voices. Their happy response to thc sentiment expressed ln school songs and their earnest efforts on a few more difficult selections have made the work of the year well worth while. hlrs May Holliday has duected the work of the Girls' Glee Cllub. No or- g2L111Z'llJ1011 111 the school has done more to spread sunshine than has this Club. Phe bught happy faces of the girls they have sung at chapel and on other occxsious have served to malse their singing more enioyable. This club has made a study of some beautiful selections for girls and under Mrs. l'lolliday's leadership has assisted in giving, a number of most excellent proeirams. Members of the Illegh qchool Chorus, which is directed by Boyd Parker, have had a most ambitious progi am for the year. A number of choice arrange- ments for High School Chorus vxork have been prepared and euioyed by students and others who have hear d the C horns. This Chorus is the largest musical or- ,franivation in the school and enioys a splendid reputation. Splendid voices are found in the chorus and the singing of the chorus as afwbole and the solo parts by a number of the members show faithful study and effort. The progi am rendered at the Annual Musical, the greater part of which vas the work of the tlnee clubs named above, proved to be a pleasant eveninghs enyoyment for all piesent It will be recalled that these organizations help- ed to provide the music foi C,onnneneemeut 1921 and will do so again this year. K HDS? l i 1 i ii . . l I 'S i 1 l 1 i i i i i ii rw . 1 . . i I is . il 1 N 'il , 1 l 1 I i c A i i' c ' U . f. f il 1 3 1 V' .' fl., c-, .i ,. .1 1 i . . ,r . . . - . 1 L K - .-.J i. 5 ' ci' . 1 il F I V . . -, 1. 1 1 l - . , ' 'iH 'i 4 -' 'fe ' - , it ' - ' 1' ' X - . J . .ll ' il 1 1 Q- I A . -. ' , 'L 1 1- -. . . ,I .. ll 3 ., ' 'V Hi S ., nm . . . X C N r il V 1' . - - ' ,Im . 1 .1 ' ' ,fav Ei' ' , ' ',. . 'li 4 . i ' L. 1 ,i .L -1 ll . ' X . 'lI'1 .. -- lftl ' ' 'l i. luv, 1. ,I 7 ig' , ,f ,ri . . ., V. ill . . , . ,,, 1, . I '. . Q . , , . . . 1 . 'G i , . 1 f 'il-W ' . , f. C,-i il l v ' 1 1 l.-1 1 1 f ' 1 - 1 ' f .-. A I v Q .. . . ll ' F sl-f i. :Ll ' 100 l. , .' ' 0 q 5 , ,. i ill-v'1lY il U, it ilif' 'l i h iw ,lr 45 l -1-:anis 6.3 l v ly 'lr ., Q WH il ri l ,i ll in l 1 xl l 5 sl i. l l E l i ii l i i '.':. - ..-1 - .- g-.-...g.,:L-:.1., - ,.:f-- -.. --Aztf-X-1.,.T-V-. x - f 'U ..,v7,.g,--fr N-, x7f?.,. , 'M' f' .-651 H ,fa-51 TLP 'TZ' 'if V' 4q 2:1.si' '1'w.fuf 'kxi,-f'f1fl:Zfj:jl-:fy Q L4 -J-is QQ! bla!-'JI K-E::,:v -1 f T, lj'17', ' Q7 f -'-Lpeff' '1f i' '- HL-.-QL::e:i.Z:-5-:f:.w.a: :.g,f.:., 3-ig-:HQ A32-Lijyq ,jjgbf-1 1 gr! Q1 ii5g .Af7 f xi ,ff A ' - Ll:.':t-V J V gr lf' .5 M., if-f 9 Xing 'Nb- 4 IIIA-Y CLUB -P1'CSil'l0l1t - - - - - EDXVARD BAILEY Vino Prf-side-nt - VV1LL1,uvr BOULDIN Sm-1-vim-y - - VERNON BRUNER 'I'rcz1s111'cv1- - IIOIXIER, LINDSAY li. Bl. C. LITERAIQY SOCIETY 101 -..:,H,, ., ,.,-,,,......,, - -f-:.,- -f . , ,Ag,,,,ffg,.-, -,. 1,----,,. W?--,.....-. , . .--1Q-.-1-.1-x.. f V EL-.arangl-1,T..'1' Wx 'U 9' , ,i...4,.lTl?g'Ll,i:H.,,x,,, ,, , Mk Q EEN ff if-21531 R-f..f..il+ SK E '1' C H C L U I5 POLLYANNA GIRLS 102 , xy,- - V- , I -'N-Alf! - - T E VOICE - Af i s ' sv E ' 'J V, A ll D ohh I i l Presentation of Midsummer N ighfs Dream by Class of 1922 l'r0logue hy Herald ..............................................,,................ ..........,.,..,,,. . .. .,.,.,,,,,.. Ida Goodsteiu i Theseus, Duke of Athens .............,..,..............., . ..,,.,,,,... Homer Lindsay Tlippolvtfl Queen of the Am irons Lvsailrlm m love xx 1th Ilerlnm D0ll1PfllllS in lou mth lleimu Pllll0Hfl ll'0 in ch nbc of ihe ievnls Qumee 1 carpentei qnuv a miner qtanelmg '1 tailor Bottom a xxefmvei 1 1 1 bcllous mem cl llennlx m low ulfh Lysnulel llflenl in lou mth Demelims mon lXlll,,., of ilu F in lllwllllll 0111011 of the P 111108 Punk or Rohm Gooclfrlloxx I efiseblossom f Moth 'L f'lllY ...................v....,......,,...,,....... A Cobweb a f-Lilv ,....... ....w......,............... A .. lllusf 11flS00tl 1. ffiily .,.........A..,,..A..................,..,,A,......,.,......,..............................,....,........,........ ....e....Patricia Miller .,.....,.Cecil Laughlin ......Edward Sample ,......Millard Hughes aries Attix ...,......John C. Carter John Tallent ..,.......Colbert Petree Julius Goodfriencl Edward Bailey George Oldham Blanche Jones eau Read ..,...Leslie Tianeaster Martli aw Nl eliem ore A,,,,,s,,,,,,,..,l2ertlia Neil Elizabeth Polk Ruth Beck Dorothy Hayes .Margaret Howly lXTar9,aret Elmore l Af.L0lIlP'I1ll9t ...........,........,..,..................,......l.,.....,....,,..,..,i.......,..............,..........,..,...,,,,,,.,,.i....... Ollillfllil. Kathleen Eieon. Thelma Hurd, 4 mu,1s:-llsicr M-Ly Petris. lm ' 5 A . Sydney Pmeizte llleinoi Downin ff Elise Morrell. Evelyn Gibbs, Elizabeth Dossm Nellie Cioultu Luvmlle Denton hhry Lee Smith Fiecla Moore, Willie Y iears. Fairies :-Ruth Tmiynnan, Lueile Bean, Alice lllaclden, G-lenora Hayes, Ethyl Tlovinggoocl, Evelyn V an Gilcler, Elizabeth Mefler, Constance Wogql, 7'-' I . ' - A 1 r F -ci, ,V 1 1 ,L .....,........ ' m , -1 , - - 7 Egens, 1+ athol of llernna .... ,. .,,,,........,.... ..... . . .. ' . 1 ' ', l ' l . ' ' -1, Y H , L . Y . I .......,,.......... ' M, .. ,r H .. ' z .....i,........ ..... . I E' f y., ' 5 2 'U 1 , 2 ., V ' i l l , 1 ' . .' ..... ............... ............. . , f b, . . N , .... .............. . .... , .............. . .. 1 K ' 7 , 1 ,...... ........... , i 1 E i Snout ....i......e..........,.....,......i........ ,.,,.. ........ . . .. I, A l , ic .......... .. ..,.. . ............ 1 ' 1 - V - i l'l111.z. - le' ,,,,,,.. .... , ,... . ,.... , .. f ' ' ju: ' ...... .... 46: f-Af ' s Y... Q Ol -- , fr , 1 '- 1'z, ies .,... ......,.,, ,,. . P 1 , . . I - , r , l 1 Y , 1 ' ' .I ' I. 3 ,- - .iw . , -1. any. .......,.............. I 1 1 ' '- 1 I ' e c '- I 2 ' ll , 1 1 ' ll I ' p lll I-'. 'lu 1 1 1 W ulf , 1 H f 1 2 .1 V . 2 . . . I 2 - H, in , , , X1 ' -1 , 4' , A 2 7 1 , ' s I 7 - . Ei . K0H:S o 2A DHAMATIU UIJUIZ President --------- AIARY 11001113 S1l.xN'1'oN Vice P1'esid0111's Vlioxsmm' CHu,l,I1c1:, Elmxxxm l3,x1r,mv ANI: Mum Howl.: 'A locm1f: Sec1'etzu'y ---------- 'I41,,xNc1m .James '1'1-oasurer Ilomclz Lmnsfn' 1 SPAN ISU CLUB 104' '31 2! 4 X111 ' iff! -iv THE VOICE 'Q 1 0? Ei..-1-'ffovl Q 1 'f Iazbo Mmstrel 1111 lx ll 9 H1 X Cl1111 111141111011 11111 1ll1'GGTCC1 what 1700111116 k11o1111 EIS the 1111111 111lIlN1l1l 1111 s111111 X118 11111011 T1111 111g11ts It the lx H Q dlll11'fOI'11'lll1 1 1 11 1 I 1 11 1111 1,111 1 111 llllgll S111 l F1111 sl1o11 1lG111g' such '1 success here 11 X115 11111 111111 111 11111 11 '11 111111111111 1111110 1t 111'11lQ a 111g l11t The H1 X Club gl 111 11111sI1 111111 11111 11111 111111111111 1I11ll11sTo 1110 K ll 9 B111d0ll1j of thc proceeds of 11111 llll1lS1I'C1 1111 111115 11111111 11 I1 1111 11111 11111se11T1 11 1 Hood sl1o11 out of 11111111 NX IS reznlzod 1111 115115 IS i'11l111s PNDQ S111111s1111 1311111 Nlo1,,111, Long lI1lll1Jll110l1 111111111111 Dean UTRC LF 11111111 111111 l111,11 1'1111s, l111111s 131111111111 911111 15011111 l3r111111, OB11a11t, 111111 lurm Estes l11T01l11c11t111 Alfl 011 1311111113-11,11 5 IC I-1 S. I W 1 . 1 fi 1 f kv ' Y 1 ,Tl ', ,2 ' . . - f x 5 .. 1 . . . ' - llc- f, 1 - 1 0 - - 1 ' '.' ',' ' 'as 'aj ' ' .fa '. '1 ' - illliv 111, 11i,f1zz1 1 V1 1 - oo. ' 11-' 1' - 1 ' . Y 1 l. 1 I ' ., I 1 .,. V Av' . - - Y '- T L 1. gif f 1 1 , 1 , 1' 1 . 11 -' uf 11- - 'P 1 za' 11 .'-J. 2. 1+ ' '- 1 , V '.'..,1I - i 1 rw , '1l. Y. . , 2. 211 - '1 , 25 '. Y v '1 'rin IV-1 L il 1fo11si1,11'1'z111l1- sum 111' 11111111131 110si1l1's a good deal of fun for all. 14z.'1'.'z. l1f.': .1 h . 1 ' l.. . 1 .' , .1,' 1.3. 'ffa 1, z ' , fl ar ,', ' . . ' - Q 1 1. 1 'A 1. V, ' -, 111, '1. '1' 11' 1, ', -1f'.7,' 452, ' --' ,' 1 '1 .U J,,..' ' .,. , , , .. Y 1 , 1' ,' .....,. ,... ......................,........ ' , 3 ' 1 ' 1 , 101 1 . ' . G A ' A ' V , ' 1 U, - Y - K. H. S. ORCIIESTHA MANDOTHN CLUB 106 i 7. .4 X A 1 ki I XV ff, 'NNXI ff -3 . f-f -v- fb 1 TH E volc E l qi: Q5-Q f.'-inf.:-gif ! ' ' Wm.. : A i lf il M I Srl ill ll ' ll l l l all nfl l l i 94' ' fb, I ll lr Ni ll if - Hu Debating Team Soutliern, 1Uaptj--llauglilili-+H11glies P l F, Limlsziy, C0u,pt,.J-Goodfriend-Pettway-Buh1 1 B . i 'ln -lll2l,1'0ll, 1922, zz tryout was hold to solcct 21 clclmtiiig team to debate Mary- Ill. villv l'rvpm'z1tio1'y Uollogc. A large number of boys came out for the team and lil! nftm' ai. wry oxcitiiig contest, the following boys were selected for the team. Affirmaiiivoz llomcr Lindsay, flflziptl, Willialiim Pettway and Julius Goodfriendf Negative 'llc-am: lllartin Soutlicrn, CCapt.j, Cecil Laughlin and Millard Hughes. This tvum cloliatod ll'lz1'ryvillc-011 April lelth, the question was, Resolved, That 1 fl the City hlziliagui' ,lflorm of govcriimeut is best for American cities. The Kiiox- , ville lligh School Tezlm won the clvbzite at Knoxville hut lost at Maryville. This Q A is the scuoml yi-zur for llillmlsziy and Gooclfriend as thvy were niembers of the Q lilvllilllllg1021111-Of 1921. N ' tj l lil! ill ll ll' l Il 107 kb. rr I ,, - ,, ,, ' '-L X, A 'efffizrn WF Ke X lf, - t ,E TH E 'V 0 I C E . - , at - L-'1 ' '.-yfiifla, 'R H ,fl 1 ,- N R G 1 ,W l I , Tif- ML 5 l President - Viee President Secretary - TI'G2lSll1'C1' - Wlillie Atehley Helen Allen Gladys Allred V iolai Atehley Rfllllll3S1111CCkGl.' Emily Chandler Helena COlQll1El,1'l Heiirietta Coons 1 Lnzelle Denton Lillian Peters Thelma. Chapin George Cole Gnssie Huffman Helen Ford Frank Nc:Nahh Margaret Sneecl Ruth Tilley Frances 'VViggin. Mynders Club M EM ISE R S Eleanor Downing lllillard Hughes Aubry Lee llill Glenora Hayes Martlia Howell Kathryn Jett Ruth Layinan Ethyl Lovinggoorl Velma Lehow Evelyn Van Gilder -lean Read JUNTORS Elizabeth Coe Mathel Dysznft Mary Louise llonse John Leshei' .Toe 'Pennyhaekel' Nell Sevmove Pnhv .'I'lnn'nmn Katherine Wewlilim , ' 108 i -- -iii -I V4K.I-10505 - lil,ANCllE-1lONES XVllil.I.X3I f,i,XI FEY le 51 il, - Armies C.xm'.mn l - HHN l1,xvr,on F1'Cll2L Moore Jessie Monday Ma 1'ga1'e!' Preston Evelyn Rezigaun Williznn Pettway l3oni12a. Sllzlmp Gladys Smith Eilith 'I'ln'nll Myrfle lV:1fSon Kahn Lacey Edna Crocs Della Tien Gevwin ffarolvn .Tones Tila Looney lllahel Slwrrol 'Rnfli Snllenhergei' Frank 'P rent Fern Woofl l li l The Commercial Club l'r4-sifll-ni ----------, I in Goons'rE1N 'Vive l'i-esidf-nt. ------ - - Iel'EnMlLN CATH 'l'x'm-aslxwi' - - ROBERT S'r,xNF1LL Sl'l'l'l'l'2ll V -- - ICVELYN ,lluxoln llvpm'1'vr --------- bl.XBEl. IIOUSEUOLDER The Commercial Club has been one of the most successful clubs of the school this year. Under the supervision of the faculty advisor, Miss Mary Ellen Champe, many profitable things have been accomplished. The Commercial Department has grown very much in the last two 01' three years. From the forty to fifty students who did take commercial work the number has grown to about one hundred and flfty. We now have in the commercial department all subjects that will benefit any student wishing to take a position when he has iinished the High School course. But we. the Commercial Club of 1922, are only beginning our great work in the business world and are gradually pressing onward toward a higher and better goal. We have worked faithfully and patiently at our task and we hope that the good interest shown in our classes will never cease but will be carried on as the ocean waves by the other members of the club. and that they will ever strive to encourage and please Miss Champe, our good and loyal teacher to whom our success is greatly due. WII 4 , I . , ., .. .-. .Y , -.- .1...-...........,---,-.,,.l,.-If ' - .. - . . . - 1' .f X ,fx rx Av ,J I. I, 1 f W s, N127 F1 1 1 - CL UB Qxm r X1 ff ' 1. -M ' :NN W' :: ,Vi M, ' 11 'l ff M N! lli gi Yi U 3' 3 HE ' 'fl VLXIH .1 ,,., Q l 'V!:,!J.,i' Y gl ,L ,L F-3 n 'i 'jay 5 Q 1 xii: K , lug' jlglm r yy, 'I U'1!,'. ' Q55 M 1 lx 'sr H 'ji WJ? Q fl' fi If V. II' -wah W +V! : l 1 ' riff! . V: ,1 Xu X? -fe. THEVOICE if T' Eff vi X Nfff ' l I'lSlLl0llll Mme PI'0QlCl0IllZ Qee lllQlrllIU1S Volee Repoxlel News N W K,f f ibm: K Q Ok FRENCH CLUB an lllLLE FNIILY CHANDLER DIL! F RUTH L XYM AN lllhl E BL XNCHI' J omn- I hm F11 neh f lub lt lxnoxulle Illgh School N at prefsent headed by the '1boxe offxcem 'md 11111101 tl1e 'xble leaderslup of Mlle Getav 'I lm 0lg2Ll1ll'llZ10H IS one of the most 1utereet111g clubs 111 LYI1 h School The rneetlllgs wlueh are held monthly ale .xlwaye well attended and the 1egula1' proceedmgs meluclmg the pxovram axe Cl0llVE'l8d 111 Franeals Even the damtv Flemh ulefm. of 19f1CSllIll9l1tS has been earned out at tlmes and plow ed very de lnghtful 'Ihe ll'l0l1lll Club IS 'mt prwent mterecsted 111 then' French eor1'espo11de11ts 1 hnch VSOIG seeured for them by Mlle Getaz Luclulv the gxrls were all glven bov collespondents and the boys g1rls all of whlch added to the noveltv C93 of the Llllfll'IlllSG Several of the lettere h'1ve been rearl 111 the club meetmgs and uc me llammg 11 good dial 'xbont the 1419I1Cll people a 'xx of ' - me '- , Q i ,., 1 . l ,1f?f5 ' Q, ' ' , ff of he Q ' ,f . I f, 1 5 I f 7: ' ll . ll , A . ea- jf, A 21? xxse. 1 fe . 4 -1 iv XM A. . s ff , fgmf., f 1ee 1 1 1 My I . ' es' V -------- 1 , 1- , V ,. 5 I I . - - ------ I 1 . 2 H ------ - lWLLE, CEU, PENNYBACKER 'U rw ! X I 24 r 7. i. .M I I, V J Q c ' l '. 1 ' ' c 1 I 1 . ' A J. Us ' 1'l! n nl' I . ui A' n A a F ug .. 1 .1 ' Y., ' 1 , , ', - , ' ' , . X, . . I u D Y - D . i . I. S. u , 1- I 1 . . . . I A , J 1 c -1, 1, f 4 f 1 1 1 5 V., Y.. In I ' l .D .' . - .1 ' ' ' V ' 7 l '1 . ' .f ' . H 'P , 1 1- ' 1 ' + . 'H . I . . , 111 ' . 'I I - W - X V -h me '4-ErE- ,M--ig., 'I ' 'N.,Xlff XX S, S 5,6 Q V 1 , ' 7 - ' P un. Bi a V1 iw -l J l ' l' ' Q ll - v i .M E N : x ' ' X - .... 'vw ZW - ' A -1 - ' ' , -.af-11' 5-5 . - X., ,ff ' it l C ff? 5 l ' 1 'C' ill 5 J '5fff E V -1 F f I '-2 i ' A ' 3' AWVITYITH ' l N yi mmlllllllllllllllw t1lfeiae.ll..lvf lllilafll... li.llt i . ' ' o 4 ' Q il , W ifxfll X MKG: , Uv 7 E9 l 'I I iq? G Y,-ami, X , .zaxlllliwlllfllllllllllgwlllllliilillmtulllmffiimlfiwiig 3 ll g , . School Events . . f ' 1921-1922 . , 1 SEPTEMBER: y it i School opens. l . ' Holiday for bond election. . ' - Senior Class elects officers. . , . 4 'J Hon. S. G. Heiskell presents school. with picture-t'Abraham lJl,.l1Q'OlllH, and ' A ' gavel. , t'Voice staff elected. l 'i C f OCTOBER: it ii 5 i Columbus Day celebrated. l 1 - Maj. Estes presents school with loving cup, won hy Rifle Team ,2l. I i 1 I Glee Club sings in chapel for lirst time. i l Football season opens. A ' i I Q First announcement of Senior Carnival. l - Chi Gamma Delta and R. lll.. C. Literary societies dehate. C Cadet Officers presented with commissions hy Maj. Estes. l l K. H. S. plays T. M. I. at Caswell Park. A F NOVEMBER.: C 1 Hi-Y play given. Play a great success. i K. H. S. plays Baylor. A Mr. Kerr, of Y. M. C. A. speaks in chapel. l 1 Half holiday given for Armistice parade. First issue of Voice comes off the press. l Good English week. Dr. A. F. Shelden, noted educator, speaks on the Football, Game olf Lifef' Q - i K. lH. S. defeats County to the tune of 3 to 0. l ' Thanksgiving holidays- ' i, 112 , l f X is ll H XX' .-f' NN'-X' 'X ,, i.. -: - 11-I E volc E - S El-rf' 'sf' Hb -B DECEMBER : Dr. Thrall speaks to Upper Class Chapel. Senior Class colors selected., K. H. S. Rifle Team presented letters. First plans for forming K. H. S. Band perfected. The Night! Senior Carnival. - Good English weekg prizes awarded. Clnristmas holidays. . JANUARY : u School begins after Cliristnms holidays- i 1 Q First term ends. - A holiday! Second term begins. p F FEIERUARY: 1 Basketball team plays M. B. A. in Nashville and McCallie, in Chattanooga. Dr. Glasgow speaks to Seniors. George WVashington's birthday celebrated. MARCH: S . lllr. Pileher, Community singer, leads us in singing' on Tllursday mornings. 5 Knoxville High beats County girls' in basketball. Q ' K. Il. S. girls presented trophy of basketball championship. Mr. Tllompsou, the Man with the million dollar memory speaks in Chapel. A R. O. T. C. Dress Parade at Caswell Park. A holiday for Good Friday. K. Il. S. Track Meet. Voiee', goes to press. MAY: 'lfiaccalaureatc sermon. Voiee comes off the press. , Class Day. Class Banquet. Commeneement-lllay 2.5! I! I . ? X ' .4 APRIL : Granting of diplomas. America the Beautiful W BCD6diLtiOH-D1 Simouds. 'WICIEEISIA ' ,-, , -4 :J - , ,L 1.-4 '4 ' x ,.f Q51 2010 wh' P-4 ve vm W O Y co -. E'5,,fi'Lg::.p.2.'P..',Q5 5' gpmgd UO. mm O MQ 970272 QJQN Y . f+ 5 pf-1 -JICDH. www f-5:30965-,'5 J:,.v--QQ mg-- NGHCTQHQ 'DQ' 7 250 5 Q I -Q5'Q5-Q, wap Q 'fag a:Q2:A so 2 fvws E .. magna-0 SE o' Eg!! rv-Hao-I .2 ze, H Q-7553 it .- 5,0-S, 5 QQ www U as 2 O TNQ 3 - 550 5 55' 3 ?' Z c'w5S Q , 53 - ' E Egmi '- G' 'W 'E U9 F43 :' E? G 0:43925-, O H Q - -J Q :pm 3 IE: 'UQ E+ ? gl gE,, 'rn na V LQ 5 940 ugh? Q '- 0 ru, ' U3 ' Z 5 if cg tix- 0 9 1 E--s H0 O 1--4 5:7 3 SP1 5 .V m5 'F -'I EQ' 5 'gg C3 U Qi O ' CD :1 ' Q E ig.. S :-1 Cm F' H 5 v H' A - 4 3 S5 I Q5 N F Q , -1 CD 94 - w- f O X H. A E ' if f 404 A ix: . , A um ' 0 l Y ' ' 7 L HUMCR a XX: ,.u ' qs gX Lfgf' Q . K -:E 5' G , cz' 3,0 44 . , -1... 5' V iq, X F .5117 l i I it I 1 4,-Q1 xfi-,fn j-gm-.YV 'I ir-ij I JOKES l Mary, were you entertaining a man in the kitchen last night? ' . ' 1 fl'hat's for him to say, mum, I was doing my best with the material I cou d find ' I Amo, amas, I loved a lass. And she was tall and slender, Amas, amat, she dropped me flat, 4 ' And I'm through with the feminine gender. - Margaret Hoskins- VVl1at's the matter with you and Paul? I thought you and he were friends. ' . Alfred Brumback- VVe were, but I took him for a fifty mile ride on my T motorcycle and he's been sore ever since. A Elizabeth Dosser- Is that new girl, Dorothea Davis, a blonde or brunette ? Dorothy Hayes- Dun11o. She didn't have on her complexion then. 1 V I'd work harder in Algebra But I ain't out for fame. I'd go out for basketball But I ain't fond of the game. I'd have dates every week end, But I ain't got no dame. e I'd write a better poem, I But I ain't the one to blame. I ain't! I ain't! I ain't! 1 4 'I'he parting gKlCSt-iiWCll, l m off old man. Host- Well, I thought so all the time. ' Friend- I understand your son is very much inclined toward studyf ' 1 i Mr. Mitchell- Pat is inclined' so far that he slid to the bottom of h1s 1 classes. V 115 I - to Y X 5 .4 i'f i i s X: gf' ' ' yX I ff -' 'U- ' ,.. 'T 'NQQ . She's an attractive girl. I Ought to be, she 's a steel magnate's daughter. I Mabel fto Johnnie Grahaml Wliy Johnnie! Wlltlt did you kiss 'Duke' for? Johnnie Graham-'LW'e1l you know it 's against the law to kiss an officer. i Jessie Monday- Don't you think I'm good looking? I John Delozier- Yes, in a way. v - Jessie- Wl1at kind of a way? John- Away off. I ' A little brother of a popular Senior was at the picture show with his mother. Seeing Mr. Smyth in front of him, he said4 Mother, can I have my hair cut with a hole in the top like 'Fessor Smyth im The joke editor sank hack, Oh open Death 'S door. No matter how I toil, they say, ' 'We've heard that joke before'. K I Mrs. Newlywed- Dear, won't you take me to church today? ,' Mr. Newlywed- I took you to church once and I will spend the rest of my life regretting it- l Jessie Ryne- IVhy are that man 's fingers tied up? . Mae Fuller- He,s a deaf and dumb man. A ' ' J essie- Well that 's no reason why he should have them tied up. A Mae- Yes, but he went to a football game and rooted too hard. i Doc- You cough easier this morning. ' Very patient- I ought to, I've been practicing all night. I lay down in the river, . C V Thought it was a bed e Pulled up a sheet of water, H To cover up my head. Hello Ole, How you ban? i Pretty good, I ban got married. Dot's good. y l Not so good, my wife she get nine children. Dot's bad. Not so bad. ' 116 Q ' vw ' 1 ' ' g gg I, K'lH.So I' f.. XV ,.f XX 1 ff df ':.'. '.- 1'-5 on-7 Q S 'UQ Dx, C: 'T V fflx -:O l ,.--ff' ' -- V YQ, :-. Judge- Who brought you? .D!'1l1lk1UTW0 policemen Judge- Drunk T suppose. .Drunk- Yes, both of ,GIILH Alfred I'ea.ree- 'l'hey call her 'Spear1nint'. Pread. Staub-- VVl1y, is she wriggly'? Alfred- No, always after meals. Some wives who ean'11 even boil an egg eau roast a husband to perfection. Miss Dawson-'5Now Minnie, what is the meal that we eat in the morning? lllinnie Ilousfon- Oatmeal. M Please mam, give an old blind man a dimefl 'fVVhy you are blind in only 0118 eye. ' 'LWell make it a nickel, then. The author- Didn '11 you like my play? D011,t you think the church scene was realistic? Critie-U Yes indeed, why a great many of us actually Went to sleep. . ' l3lon' eome The blaek eye, Bill 'V' , - Well you see John just came back from his honeymoon and I was the 2, blooming idiot that introduced her to him. Aubry Lee illill-'ll saw John Carter at the show with Ann, the other night. Don't you go with him any more? .Kathryn J ett- Noi I asked him if he hkedher better than he did me, and 3 he said yes, so ,l threw him over. l Please help the blind, said the beggar as he brushed a speck off his sleeve. - f 'l'I'liere something in that, said the wall paperer as he stepped into the , bucket of paste. i- V D ' '4'l'he lmteher said this was spring lamb, said lllrs. Pratt- . Yes, growled the Sergeant, Fm chewing one of the springs now. Have you ever been married,'l said the judge. p Yes, your honor. l HTO whom? A woman, sir. I Of course it was a woman, said the judge, did you ever hear of anyone marrying a man? Yes sir, my sister did. ' 117 D ' Qi in I on i ' ug, 1 - Txgf, ,,... 'I Yxlff 1 1-inf 74 T: -11' S . :U H.,-' 4 'imp :Q i If flies are flies because they fly, A And fleas are fleas because they flee, Then bees are bees because they be. i Can you tell me what a hypocrite is 'V' said. Mr. Nutter. A boy that comes to school with a smile on his face, replied Ishmael Dorothy fshowing her engagement Flllgl-H1J0ll,t you think my Ted shows good taste? p i T ' Mary- Yes, as far as jewelry is concerned. -'il ' l The early bird catches the worm , but who wants any old worms? - Margaret Harvey- Don't you think that talkative women are the most i i 1 popular? V l i ' Bob Bruner- What other kinds are there? T , 3 We wonder what Miss Matthews means when she says, Only low conversa- I fi tion allowed? 'I My bonnie leaned over the gas tank, Q n The height of the contents to see- T T He lighted a match to assist her, g Oh, bring back my bonnie to me. ,l T g Flirting Conductor- Tha.t's all right, lady, you can ride on your facefl i D Young Lady- Thank you, 'but I much prefer to sit down. That love is blind There is no doubt, l l That 's why they have T 4 The lights turned out. i? a I. Hot- So your father 's in Congress. What docs your brother do? V Shot- Oh he goes to college, he doesn't have to work either. I - We wonder ifAsailor's Sweethearts put a wave in their hair to make said A sailor feel at home. by 118 S- ' v T I . 4 A X 2, ,. .-I. I 4 K W PW K 5' f any X WW Z? Qffff J 5 Af 1' ,xii Z gfpf 1' Y il!!! lx X ei 1 ,I A r 5f! mfs X Xxx E X M 1 XX N 512 5 xx X V f F f' N X XS Q V' J N X M gpfi ig? ' r,.f?! 110 R +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++E ++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++ ++++ ++++++ ++++ +++++ ++++++++ 5. a 1e sf? 1' 1 . js 2 nv, e 82' wx QNX ++++++++ Knoxvilleingraving m Company I3 f ii Knoxvillefennessee '- - G! QQ , . Q R? . . ,I . , li Coma TO us Fon Fms'r c1.Ass nssncsns AND 'me ses-r PRINTING , gy PLA-rss THAT CAN BE MADE 2 OFFICE avr-ANT SIO W CHURCH AVF I P ,40Qi , , 'I KV, . EVERYBODY'LOVES The Velvet Kind The Cream of Ice Creams an d Frost Bite MANUFACTUREDBY I n '1++ is i -L + E 30 qs! ig? iO U + X F4 EEZ + PQ: +01 w,P + +60 + + Q71 Mm we EMS iw Zi + + 35 i E 4 i ' +++++++ -x- 3lmnr1rm , 519 Gay Street Knoxville, Tenn. E Fifty-Four Years Knoxville Jewelers ,lf .g l'-l l I'+'X''! l I'-Z'-lf-1-'l ! H''X-'! l 2 ! 1 I'++'!'+'I''Z'-I ! I l-fl''Z'+'l'+'I Z'++++-I-+'i'+++++++G'-I I I Sq I If pg? F? EE UNE. we P-1 C11 UU DU C ED cn E O M CD Q? 25 Es 23 P445 .I.+.g.' ++++-2-+-E' +'!'-X'+++'!'+ Q We Know How Ladies' Fine Shoes Edwin Clapp and A Specialty Walk-Over Shoes F' 'FU T' C 2 E UP 2 C5 S3 +4- 3 cn BN! CD P 'U 1 so 1-s co li +4--l'+++++++ I O -4 Fl F' uf 4 E 2 v ++-P+ Z 'Z-+ f. 'i'-P+ The Best of Everything Students Wear CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS - SCHRIVER BROS. 331 Clinch Street Opposite Post Omce .5 CUREToN Co. 4-'H-+'2-'Z-+ ++'l'+++'I'+'!'++'l'++'!'+++++ ll -Z 'H.. Young Men's Suits, Overcoats, Furnishings and Hats I I-IABERDASHERS ' FARRAGUT HOTEL Every young man and young lady at the High School knows that the best place to buy shoes --- that last well, look well and feel well is the ---- JOHN L. KENNEDY SHOE CO. Inc. 527 GAY STREET FREE DELIVERY i Lotspeich Pharmacy ---- Both Phones 559 Corner Park and Central Alex. McMillan Co. 532135 522321135232 613 Market Street Knoxville - Tennessee -z-+++-M--x'-1-+ 1868 HOPE BROTHERS 1922 I +++-E-'Z-'I' Diamond Merchants-Opticians-Stationers-En gravers 6- . 'S' 'F 4' 'Iv 4' -5- '2- 'P -P 'E 'Z' if 'P 'Z- 'Z' 'E' + 'F 4' 4' 'F 'X- 'Z' -Z- 4- 'E- 'E' -Z' 'Z- if 'l- -X- -Z- 'E' T T 1- '1- -Z- 'if 'Z' -I- 'fr EC i -!' -X- + 'Z- 'I- -I' 'S' T 'I' '3'..g..y+.. ++++++L 5 'I' E 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I- 'I' 'Z' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' T 'r 'X' 'I' 'I' 'I' .L 'r 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' -2- 4. 'Z- '? -2- 'I' '1- 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I- 'I' 4. 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' New Phone 1200 old Phone 290 ' L. C. CROUCI-I and SON QUALITY MEATS ++++++ ++++++.. v -I- BOOTHS 52 and 53 CITY MARKET N WHEN You TRY ALL OTHERS, AND FAIL, COME AND SEE US. :IZ ,F 1 -I- III i :I: if OFFICE PHONE RESIDENCE I HONE III 1 NEW 289 OLD 3810 I JEAN WILLIAMS Q? ESTABLISHED 311: QUALITY I-IEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING QUICKEST MAIL SERVICE IN THE SOUTH III KNOXVILLE - TENNESSEE NINSIST ON THE NAME -I- EMPIRE BUILDIING ' CORNER CHURCH and MARKET LII fx: -I- 33 . 'I' 5 I-I. BRUCE JONES SL CO. 1 DEALERS IN ' FANCY VEGETABLES New Phone 1123 44-45 City Market Old Phone 601 KNOXVILLE ' TENNESSEE W. W. Woodruff Hardware Co. E Sole Agents for . Spalding Athletic Goods of All Kinds 424-426 Gay Street Knoxville, Tenn. -I- i I I I' 'Z' 'I' 'I' 'I' EE 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' -i- 'I- -'Z 4. 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'r 'I' T -i- 'E' 'I' 'I- 'E' 'I' T 'r + , 'I' 'I- 'X' '!'++ 5: Here's Hoping-H that all the Boys in the 1922 Class will make Farmers, and all the Girls will marry Farmers. WE SELL FARM MACHINERY i+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1-.., ' s 'e' -1- -1- '? T -1- -1- 1 -1- sg. Ni- V1- 'Z' -1- -1- -1- -1- -1 713 -1- -11 '1- -14 -1. -1- + -14 -14 -1- -1- E -1- -1- -1 -1- -14 -1- -1- ' . .. . +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++II'. 'PU zzz 3 gg-gg? :U 2 1,1 CD C: m gd E309 Om E rf Z 'U gg egg: :QU - s C U 'W -w-1 Uzggg EX -4 lim DP' g H- Eggcnff -10 O 2230 '41 CD E' D.. Eg C ' m fb 'D 50995-2 Um 25557 Q 4 mpg 3553 2U 2 Qggff: 72 S 2. 521, 5505 SPV -U gage! 20 -1 3 :E-gmdsi H2152 25532021 O : si 515:53 O P1 2-Hmmm O SP- mwqfaoa EO H 133570 :.. w-5Dgg..,Eff1 -H Z 53,05 Z 4 mfs? 5-' ,Er-1 205526 Z fb drgaffg 111 W Q-S1-2 P1 .Ti 03 QD 4-U UU ' iznnn PU 5' WHI21: P 0222 Q o C15 Sl gg 2Jl:D In E 0 n-gh 4 LT? Er, UD T458 DP O Sf.. 5 in Q! sf S2 5: F Z 'U E4 UU U 0 53 Q, xv 215 2 O 2 KC I +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++l+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 'H- 'X' 'P+ 'I' . i-+4-++4-++++++-z--3+-x--1--we--1--13++-z-++-s-++'-z--z--x-+++-1--13+4--x-++-z--z--1--z--1--x--z-4--1--1-+4--13++-1--fl-L + , .1- 'I' W' h' h d t d t f 13 '12 E , S.eTontii-iiied esxi1i:rc?esSSuineIThetir 1 future undertakings 25 ark + r j if 2: , ,v THOMPSON BROTHERS 3: 1 Commercial Photographers -Z: E Il SCHOOL cRgJuhPslghNnivERYTH1NO qi., 3: 'I' 'I' 55 CENTRAL TIRE 8: SUPPLY CO. -'ii Home of Pennsylvania E Z Brunswick and Z Goodyear Tires I E VULCANIZING - - SERVICE GAS AND OIL Ill .IQ E Phones: New 1345, Qld 3167 304 W. Church :ig QQ There'S a Difference 3? . 4. 5 and you know H 5 'X' I 32 HALL NIARKEDH CLOTHES if: . '1- 35 FOR YOUNG MEN gg 'I' Ili 3: ON THE SQUARE + E +3 + ill 22 12 SJ? HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS I E Come to the if l-lolston Bank Barber Shop 'I' II E For High Class Work -i- 'E' + H +4- '!' 4. ++-:--z-++-z.-z--x--:--z'++-x-4--1-'x-+-x--1--r--1--P+fz--1-'z--M-x--z--1--z-+-x--z--x-+-1--1--1-+-1--1--13-1--1-Mfr--x--1--1-31--x--x-+ I-H'-I-I -I-!-'I-I-'I-'I I !'-X !-'I--I--I H !-'I !-'I-'I--I--I--X'-I'-1' 'I I'+++'I'+'! I Z I Z X'+-2'+'I'+'I I'++++'I-+++ WHEN SENDING A Box OF KERN'S DELICIOUS CANDIES You Get The Stamp of Approval. The South's Best Candies with a National Reputation. Mailed to all parts of the United States RED SEAL BRAND MEANS QUALITY CANDIES Made in the cleanest, lightest, brightest and most sanitary factory in the South. LITTLEFIELD 8: STEERE COMPANY KNOXVILLE - TENNESSEE OH! HUM! NOTHING TO READ THIS EVENING. WHY DIDN'T I DROP IN TO SEE ELLIOTT AT ---- ELLIOTT-MQNUTT NEWV S COMPANY MARKET STREET CLOTHING FOR STUDENTS FURNISHINGS FOR STUDENTS LET US SHOW YOU SOUTHERN'S 407 GAY STREET -I -H' I I-'Iwi-'I'-I-'! I I''I-'I I-'I I'+'I I--I !'+-I''I I i-'I--I' -I--Z-'I-++'!'+-!'++'! ! I ! i ! X I-'! Z !'+'I Z-'I-+'I 'H-'I' 'H' 'X-+-I-+'! !'+'Z--H-'! Z'+++'I'-I'++++'I Z-++-I I' ++-E I'-!-'2-'! !-+'l--X-'l l'+'Z Z-+-X-+-X-'P+-I'-I + I +I 1+ fmflllllfilfillfillg iEug1'z1urrz1 iinuhmaurru Brlyuul AIIIIUIIIIIPIIIPIITH lmrhhing Elnuitutinua ElI5illl'5H auth Olzmlliug Qlzxrim Svuriul nnh Clnmmrrriztl Svtutinnrrg 01112 Efrunwzvv Enugrmaing X: Emhnmiing Qin 31 hrurpurutrh .- 3111 mrai Qllynrrlg Sirrrt liunxuillr -:- Efrnnrunrr Srruirr Satisfurtinu Qpuality ?3PmPmhPr--- wr mu fnrninh hupliratvz nf gum' phntngraphz at ang iinw 7132 lghniugraplpzh --- 1 at imfqlllg 5 313 Sn Qing St. Tlillnxuillv ++'H'+++++'! i-+'!-'H'+'I'+-I-'I-'Z-'X-'I-+4-+-X-++ ++++++++++-I'+'X X'++'! 2-+'!-'1'+'! Z-++++++ + + 4 + E v + + + 'E' T + A + 4 4 . I . 'E' I 5 4 A . A 3 4 4 A . T 4 i 'Z' T T 1 4' 4' 4' 4' 4' 4' i Q? 4' 4' 4' 4- 4' 4' 4' 4' 4' I +++H++ il! +44 !+++++ I-H IFJ 5 FU P1 '-4 O U EEUU Ewa HP D1 U44 Z UD W 'H ++++++++ +++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 .. 4. O F1 4 + -z- -4 I ' :S 4,,Q ks- 5 nw A Vi +44 4444+ +++++ SANI-SEAL COMPANY ' 518-20-22-24-26 W. Jackson 1 Phones 2422 KNOXVILLE, TENN. A!'. ? in ? T 4' 4 + 4 + 4- 4. A 4. 4' 4- 4- 4- A 'l' -i- A A 4- 4 + 4. 4' 'P 4- 4- + A 4- 'P 4' 4- 4- +++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -1- -1- i ff? -1- -1- 4. .1. -1- 2 v 3? 1- -1- -1- Z fli 215 f 3? -1- -1- vfe 1 if 1 The Cream Supreme ' -1- 1 Pure, Rich and Deliciously Flavored Accepted 1 by the leading druggists in the City and 'I' E Country as the highest standard of Quality. . ++ Always in demand where something above the 1 ordinary is desired. Special attention given to -'il E special orders. --- Anything made to order. RACY CREAM COMPANY 5 PHONES 1707 , TRY OUR ESKIMO PIE 1 -1- 1 fa 2 1 ni cc - ' as ' + Say it with Flowers +++ 9+ BAUM'S 1 HOME OF FLOWERS SERVICE - QUALITY KNOXVILLE, TENN. . +++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++ offers Footwear that is the latest word in style, speed and service. E X White Kid .Strap Pumps with fix'- 1,5 Baby Louis or French Heels ff- 810.00 ,S 5 Our Strap Pumps in Black Satin, -1- -1- Brown Satin, Gray Suede, Black 'X' Ill Q..-f -:W Kid are unequaled. E SPENCE SHOE CO., 415 GAY STREET 1? :IQ + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++W+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++ +++++++++ ++ ++++ +++. +++++ I umm V we i fa Qfggilb fllllll w 'kk W it If 3 Z 0 EE E , I 'Q Q Q v HIS ANNUAL is just one of the many published by us this year. The fact that most of the College and School Annuals throughout this Southeastern Section ate products of our presses is sufficient evidence, we believe, of our ability to produce the very highest quality of work and our reputation for making deliveries on time. Our service is complete,-including draw- ings, grouping, retouching, engraving, designing and printing in one or more colors. -1- -:- -:- -:- -1- '23 KNOXVILLE LITHCDGRAPHING CO. KNOXVILLE - TENNESSEE A Place Where They Keep the Quality UP! i i i i i i ii 1 i ++ 1 'S' +++ ei' + ei' -I' 'X- + 'X' 'X' 'I' 'i' T 'X' 'X- + 'Z- 'E' 'X' -I- 'X- 4.. 'if 'X' 'X' 'Z- 'Z' -if 'Z' 'P 'X' Zi' 'i' 'Z' 'z' 'if 'E' 'Z' 'Z- -X' '2- 'E' 'L' '!' 15' EE J. it -I' 'if it +++ THE END u, ,.,x AA V H f' 'X Nl - 44. X W w w w 1 H X 1 I 1