Knoxville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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VV. E. EVANS, PRINCIPAL Mr. Evans was graduated from High School in Canton, Ohio in 1904, he then went to Ohio State University for his Freshman year, from there he went to Oberlin College where he was graduated in 1908 with his A.B. degree. He has taken post-graduate work in Ohio State University, in the University of Chicago and in the University of Tennessee. He taught for one year at Todd Academy, after which he served as Principal of Wood- stock High School, Woodstock, Ill, for four years during which time he coached all athletic teams of the school. He came to Knoxville High School in 1913, as teacher of chemistry. After having served in this capacity for four years he was elected to the office of Principal which position he has held for the past eight years and to which he has been re-elected for the coming school year. Under Mr. Evans' leadership the enrollment of the school has increased from S00 to Z,200, which so taxed the capacity of the building that it became necessary to place about 300 eighth grade pupils in Boyd jr. High School. Factors that have meant progress in the history of the school during the administration of Mr. Evans have been the establishment and development of the R. O. T. C., the Band, the Orchestra, the Chorus, practically all athletics, and various clubs and other activities, to all of which he has always cheerfully given his hearty co-operation. Page Ten