Knoxville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Senior Board of Directors FRANK LONG -------------- President HAZEL Lou FORD - - - - - Vice-President EVELYN BENNETT - - - - - Secretary WILLIAM ROBERTSON - - Treasurer JAMES JOHNSTON JULIA HOPE RUSSELL RICHARD NIYNATT Page Twenty

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History of the Class of '25 llost of us first came to Knoxville High away back in '92l. VVe bought our tickets to chapel and were otherwise initiated into the mysteries of High School life. One of the first things the teachers did to us was to give us an intelligence test. After this event we used what intelligence we had left in studying weary hours over our various subjects, finally pass- ing on to our Sophomore year. During our Soph and Junior years we gained in experience and knowledge, watched Senior Classes come and go, and got into the athletic and intellectual activities of our school. That we have been well repre- sented in both fields is shown by the large number of Honor Roll students and K men in the Class. Our athletes represent every branch of sport and have done heroic deeds on our championship teams. At the beginning of our Senior year we elected a very efficient set of ofhcers, made resolutions to work harder than ever and to make our school better than it ever was before. As a result our grades have climbed all during the year. YVe, in cooperation with the K Club, recently sponsored the first Loyalty Pledge ever taken at High School. NVe hope the Senior Classes which follow will keep up the practice for it will make our famous fighting spirit better year by year. Now at the end of four glorious years of work and play, of tears and joy we go forth into the world. Looking backward we will always re- member our happy days spent in High School and be thankful for that blessing. In leaving we say: VVe'll be lever loyal and ever true To those dear colors, the VVhite and Blue. THOINIAS DUNCAN, Class Historian, '25 Page Nineteen

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SENIORS RALPH COCKRUM From labor there .vhalt come forth .furce.r.v. LOUISE TOOLE Aye fwill not fwither her, nor curtom stale her infinite -variety. lf HELEN RULE She ix fairer than the day. DOROTHY SHANTON She threfw out her net, and had - rare lurk. MARY TRIGG NEWMAN And .ra :he move: in teneler light The purest ray where all 11 hrzghtf' HELEN YINEYARD We know her-in her golden prime, TWAIN G. RANKIN None but himxelf ran he hir parallel. HELEN GILLESPIE I .see thy beauty :till unfold hourly, more and mare. ff Page Twenty-one