Knoxville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1946 volume:

1 r 11 If I k 1. '1 W I E L 1 x Q wmmwznavmamwmmwwmrvw' .1 . . 8 X, f 1, M WWW, , , ff,fm MM Mmmfwwff I V fwwfwfw X W .av ' QW . wh V' f W 1 My . 'W ,Zn -: i 41 W 1 - ff ,W Nw , X Zw N 1 A ,Q 9' L K X Y ex. ge NSF S, X 1 X ! 1 W wx f in Q kwgggmfl f 4 SN X N QQ? .X X f ri X W x if 'ltd B X W, 45 si? Q ,QM W 1 1 1 wwf 15 W ZF? QW 1 ,wal eohcalion ALFRED L. JOBE In grateful recognition of his long anal un- selfish service at Knoxville High School, in acknowledgement of the deht the students owe hint for his unolerstanoling anal helpful- ness, in appreciation of the hroafi culture, the clear sense of honor, anal the high ioleals he has set forth, the 1946 TROIAN is aleolicated to ALFRED L. JOBE. VV. E. Evans, Principal Mr. W. E. Evans has proved himself a great leader as well as a true friend to every student and faculty member in Knoxville High School. In our spiritual and moral guidance during our high school years, he has been unsurpassed in thoughtfully steering us toward a more happy and .successful life. Qur respect for him goes deeper than his leadership. We respect him as an individual, one who has set him- self up as a living standard toward which we might strive. It would require a long and arduous search to find another man who demon- strates so great an interest and has such genuine concern over those with whom he is associated. We shall always admire and rememher W. E. Evans as a fine Christian gentleman and an ahle leader of youth. I . SAW! ZZ., Chairman, Forrest Andrews Superintendent, Thomas C. Prince i Left to right are: Graeme Canning, Hoyle Campbell, T. C. Prince, Forrest Andrews, E. L. Adcock, Dr. B. P. Oppenhimer and Dr. Iohn D. Moore. s 5 S. B. PARKER A teachers greatest accomplishment is the gaining of the respect anal affection of his stutlents. Mr. Parker has alone this consistently during the quarter of a century in which he has given faithful service at K. H. S. As he leaves K. H. S., may it he with the knowledge that our sincere love anal hest wishes will he with him always. We can always depend on Mr. Love to quide us and steady our Course when our tootina becomes unsure. Ever fair and just, to him is due utmost love and appreciation. ln the years to come We will remember his leadership and understanding-his sin- cerity and kindness in helping us face our many trying problems and tasks. Iames G. Allen Iohn I. Angle Wesley H. Baker Frank Ball Iohn G. Banner Iames Barrickman Karl P. Baum. Ir. Iames P. Belvin William R. Best Edward Bissell Walter Blaufeld Grady H. Blazier William Bonner Nicholls W. Bowden Robert Brooks Robert L. Browden Leonard M. Brown Sam M. Brown Walter E. Burnett Iohn T. Byerly W. T. Chandler Iohnny Childress Charles R. Clarke Wyman K. Clark Shelly C. Coffey Hector Collin William F. Collinqsworth Richard H. Colvin David M. Coulter Matt L. Coward Bruce Cox Howard Cox William T. Dalton Herbert L. Davis Walter E. Davis Warren IVL DeMarcus Walter Dooley Norman C. Draper William C. Dyer Charles B. Easley Karl R. Elza Wiliicrm Essex I. A. Fine Iohn E. Fine Iames F. Foley Fred Ford Walter A. Ford Charles N. Gentry Fred Geyer Iames D. Gilbert Lloyd C. Goolsbe Ioseph G. Halliburton Charles E. Haney Cecil M. Henley Earl H. Henry Karl K. Hicks Charles R. tSoapl Hudson Claude K. Huffman Iames C. Hull Albert Hurst Iames E. Hurst N. T. Iames, Ir. Edward F. Iohnson Charles D. lohnston Hugh I. Jones, Ir. Richard lDickl Iulian George W. Kelly D. C. Key William L. Killian Millard I. Klein I. V. Ledqerwood, Ir. Iohn Lilly George Lindley Almer D. Lister I. Lester Llewellyn Iaxnes D. Long Van G. Love. Ir. J -rt Iames W. Martin William E. Minton Troy A. Monday Kyle C. Moore Alva C. Murphy Calvin Murphy Iames A. Murrian, lr. Raymond McElyea Herbert Newman Frank S. Norris Ralph H. Nunn G. L. Ogden Roscoe L. Fortner Phillip Francis Paul A. Freels Richard L. Furqerson lake CCurtisJ Parker Roy Parker Wayne Parkey. Ir. Henry C. Patrick III Ross W. Perrin Lambreth A. Phiter Carl E. Pierce Sam K. Prater George I. Pratt Harry W. Ruth Mack Sanders Marvin Sink Kenneth L. Smith Kenneth Snyder Iames M. Still Willitord Swann Ben H. Testerman Iohn A. Thomas Harry C. Tonkin Harris Tucker Willis Tucker lack E. Williams Ioseph Woodruff. Ir. Ray Worsham Charles R. Wright, Ir. lack L. Waller Charles R. Ware Earl Ware Harry R. tDickl Wayland Harold White Herman C. Carey Robert H. Rimmer Billy W. Roberts Iohnston F. Roberts Ill Iohn A. Roberts Mr. George P. Turley, senior class adviser, mathematician extraordinary, and friend of every student in the high school, is regarded by all who have been associated with him as a teacher who meets all ideals of the student's perfect instruc- tor. As class adviser, Mr. Tur- ley has made his way into the hearts of every member of the Senior class. 1 enior CKM5 OMCW5 l ,, RAMONA NEWMAN PEGGY BRADLEY Vice-Pres. Secretary DAVID RADCLIFFE President DAVE BAKER BOB CROSSLEY Treasurer Publicity Chairman Ol'lfLl0fL8l'LC8lfI'L8lfLf BZOQQAQPJ PRINCIPALS QA WW' Tommy Harrison Vernette Hannaiord Sarah Lowry Mah Prince ALTERNATES Fritz Eakin Sara Sliger Barbara Wallin Gene Switzer fi N ,Q md aC7ua,l Yi JS J IQ46 CLASS SONG womoei Mu-sac ffm' MATT PPM NCE I' Qitftttiitiiftil z JJEQJEFTJJLEQ-L 6 JEjHl . iz f f ' f' 2 K .na : 1 :r i r' F EQ e Our decxr old Knoxville High School, The porting time drotws nedr. We've shcrred with you ecrch pleasure, lfcrch joy cmd thought so deor. We've lingered mony dorys with you, Our long-sought drectms now swell. The dcrys gone by, We lecrve with yo As now We soy fcrrewell. U, Qur deorr old olmg moter, We tolce our leove ot thee. We sctdly legve with you now Ectch trecrsured memory. Through hcrppiness ond heortcrches, Through victories ond tegrs, Our love for you, our Knoxville High Goes on through crll the yeors. Mott Prince EMMA IEAN LEMONS Baslcetball llA: Group Secretary llB. MARGUERITE PACK Basketball llB-l2A: Bible Club l2B, l2A. MALCOLM OLDHAM DAN MILLER Sapphonian Literary Society: Literary Club: Science Club: at Ietferson City High School. M MARY MILLER WALLACE Honorary Captain Company C : lun- ior Cotillion: TNT: Group President l2B. DOROTHY ANDES Group Treasurer lUB: Bed Cross Rep- resentative lOA. DAVE BAKER Senior Class Treasurer: Football IOB- llA: Track llB-l2A: President Esquires l2B: Hi-Y: Thespians. LOUIS ANDERSON lst Lt. ROTC: Masquers: Track l2B, l2A: Senior Choir President. DOROTHY WALLACE National Honor Society: National Art Honor Society: Thespians: Masquers. DORA NEWBERRY Girl Reserves wif KK: f -,I ,,,,I ff ll 1 x f W , , f'V- w 'W W 7 fwfr 5 5 f twfi X X 0 J N Q Wim W QQ f D12 , f , yKx . x ,ASQ f x ' f f fn ', I -, wwf' 'ff WCW M, , f Wm, 15, 7 ' l- ,a 1 W f V f f f K f N if r X 1 f!W 5 f J f 4 , wf M '21 X 7,4 V- Q' ,' 4 ' if Z, ff X W, I , ,, if X 1 1 4 f K 1 f , fa 7 X X 7? ff 1 1 M f , mf f X' ff HELEN ARMSTRONG National Honor Societyp Blue and White Copy Bditorp Top l-lat Publicity Chairman: Sub Deb Publicity Chairrnang Iunior Catil- lion. NANCY LUCINDA WALKER BILL WYNEGAR WALTER BACON Captain of Company DH: National Honor Societyg Hi-Y lOB, lUAp Swanks President l2A. , MARTHA ARNOLD ELBERTA BAILEY MILTON WALLER GENE WARDELL National Art Honor Society: Basket- ball llB, l2Ag Blue and White Staff l2B-l2Ap Hi-YQ Cavaliers. IEAN VINEYARD Damasp Bed Cross Representative llBg Gyrn Squad Leader l2B. ANITA BELL IEWELI. VESSER Girl Reserves 10B-l2A. BETTY BENNETT President of Darnas Club l2Ap Sec- retary of Dan'ias Club l2B. MILDRED CAUBLE TNT, Iunior Cotillion, Sub-Deb, Girl Re- serves llA, llB, Masquers llA, llB. BILL UNDERWOOD Company A Captain: Senior Hi-Y President l2Bp National Honor Societyp Cavaliers. BARBARA BENTON Blue and W'hite Literary Editor l2B, l2Ap Damas Club llB, ll!-X. I OYCE BERRY ROBERT BEELER I IMMY BAYLESS HARRIET BIBB Band Sponsor: National Honor Societyp TNTp Iunior Cotillion Club: Swanks- Sweetheart. EDITH FRANCES MCQUEEN7 Iunior Red Cross Presidentg Riding Club: Science Club. Wil MARGARET BROOME DE Clubp Boolclceepinq Club lOB5 Alpha-Gees l2A. VIRGINIA ARNOLD National Honor Societyp Group Secre- tary. DAN TESTERMAN Hy-Y lUB-l2Ag lst Sat. B Co.: Co. B Glee Club l2B, l2Ag Hiking Club lUB, lOA. EVERETT THOMAS ANNE VESSER Secretary Damas Club HAZEL IEAN UNDERWOOD Girl Reservesp Gym Squad Leader llA Group Vice-President. WALTER STYLES Triaqeo Society llB, llAg Stamp Club llB-l2Ag Hikinq Club l2B. EUGENE H. SWITZER Bausch-Lomb Award l2Ap Commence- ment Speaker: lst Lt. Co. C g Presi- dent National Honor Society l2B, l2Ag Thespiansg Masquersp Hi-YQ Esquires. ESTA UN DERWOOD Girl Reservesp Gym Squad Leader llB, llA: Group Vice-President llB, LORRAINE TARWATER HAZEL BOATMAN Bed Cross Representative lOB-l2A. VIRGINIA BOGART CAREY GREGORY Sergeant ROTC: Hiking Club IAMES WIGHT National Honor Societyg Student Fel- lowship Club llB, llA. BETTY RUTH BOLING Bookkeeping Club llBg Bible Club llAg Library Assistant l2A. MARTHA LYNN BONDURANT National Honor Society 5 Mascfuers, Top Hatg Iunior Cotillionp Sub-Debg Iunior Assernbly. WILLIAM P. HALL GENE WILSON Student Council lOB-l2Ap Usher Squad l2B-l2Ap Group Secretary l2A. BETTY BOONE Top Haig Iunior Cotillionp Sub-Deb. MARTHA MCNEELY Girl Reserves, Belle-Hi llB-l2A MOT llB-l2A. gf ' fu. . X X I SA, :- ,V is 'QA 'SJW -We 5 'z ' 7 ffs-i,fiwi' to ' V, f l:f,, fs ff sriwx ': . f-ry r , ,yfgt I fp 'Y fffaffiff fl V ' V - - Tit, .V A , R353 .Z W 1.4135 ,5 ff I .N f f A f X 1, N 5 6 , X I 'Q 1 5' X L4 W f fx AH , ,, S N M. ADW X ..f 9 Zhou as 4 W1 f I ,ffm 42 We W' MS MARY AGNES BOWDEN TNT, IUNIOR COTILLION viceqoresi- dent l2B, Iunior Assembly, Sweetheart of Esquires. DOROTHY BOWMAN CHESTER WOOD Iunior Rer Cross Vice-President I IM SNYDER National Honor Society, lst Lieutenant ROTC, ROTC Rifle Team, Hi-Y, 2 Let- ters in rnarksrnanship, Thespians. WANDA BRACKEN National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, PEGGY BRADLEY Secretary of Senior Class, National Art Honor Society, Thespians, Masquers, Sketch Club DANNY YEAROUT Cavaliers. TACK WATSON ROTC Glee Club, lOA-l2B, Choir 12B- l2Ag Treasurer ot lolcers. BETTY UNDERWOOD Masquers, Darnas Club. IAMIE OGLESBY Hikinq Club, Girl Reserves, Damas Club. BETSY BRIDGE Damas Club social chairmanp Girl Re- serves. MARION BRIGHT Girl Reserves MYRON BOTTOME DAVID BOOTH TWANDA BROGDEN BARBARA BROOKS Girl Reserves DAVID BRANNUM Cavaliers treasurerp Hi-Yp Hikinq Club PAUL BOYD Hi-Yg Hiking Clubp Choir: Cavaliers LOUISE BROOKS KHS Orchestra IOB-l2Ap Girl Reserves. RUTH SWANNER Vice-President of Bookkeeping Club Hikiriq Club. 9 I ff, Z f X 1 ,f f jf' 7 M W, y, 1 4 A f f ,W f f ff! ff! , xg ff f if + , f f ,f K f 0 f fwf BARBARA IANE TAPP BERRIETTA BURCHFIELD Girl Reserves, Gym Squad Captain l2A. GENE BROCK Track Team lUB-l2A. NEIL BRIGGS Swanksp ROTC Glee Club. EDNA BURKHART Girl Reservesg Student Fellowship Club HELEN IO BURNETT Treasurer D. E. Club l2Bg Publicity Chairman D. E. Club. ROY BROWN ROTC Glee Cluby President of Group IOB, IOA. JAMES WARTERS Choir l2B, l2Ap Thespiansp Track. MARIE BYRD Secretary of Girl Reserves l2Ap Group Secretary l2Bp Hi-Timers 121-X. IEAN SUNSTROM National Art Honor Society: Hikinq Clubg Top Hat: Iunior Cotillionp Sub- Deb. LAURA CAPPS PEGGY IEAN CAPPS Girl Reserves, Hi-Timers: Sketch Clubg Commercial Club. TOE BUMGARNER Hi-Y IOHN BRYANT Distributers Clubg ROTC Glee Club llB-llA. IUNE CAREY IMOGENE CARMICHAEL Girl Reservesp Hiking Clubp Science Club l2B, l2A. ERNEST CAREY Cavaliers 5 Hi-Y. JEROME MUELLER National Honor Societyp Secretary of Student Council: RCTC Rifle Team. REBECCA CARMON Bank Assistant l2B, l2Ap Group Sec- retary 12B. BETTY JEAN MAIERNICK -fr ' iff khbx b If Y W ,. , X ' s ,Z ' fs! , f fig X 1 gg-nr, I - T, ..,, A ' t b , l 1 l I , umm JV. . IUANIT A CARR Red Cross Representative llB. BETTYE CARROLL Red Cross Representative llB, llA. I OHN COKER ROBERT COE National Honor Societyg 2nd Lieuten ant ROTCQ Group President l2B, l2A I. N. BATES BARBARA WICHSER ROBERT COX RICHARD STOUT DOT CLAIBORNE GIBBS Damas Club: Belle-Hip Group Vice- President l2A. GLADYS WICHSER Distributive Education Club l2A7 Stu- dent Fellowship Club l2B. LORINE CLAYTON Belle-Hip D-E Club. MARY ELIZABETH WATSON Girl Reserves: Hi-Tirnersg Bank Assist antp Cfiice Assistant. IOHN CRUZE A Hi-YQ National Honor Society ,my l fa BOB CROSSLEY Blue G Whitey Senior Class Directory Hi-Y. IOHANNE STRATTON National Honor Societyg Thespiansp Social Chairman TNTg Treasurer lunior Cotilliong Sub-Deb. IEAN RAY IOHN DALLAS National Honor Societyg Student Coun- cil llB, llAp Trialqeo Societyg Science Clubp Hiking Club. TOE CUNNINGHAM Senior Choirp Usher Squadg ROTC Glee Club. BETTY ANN CONNELLY Darnas Club: MCT Clubp Student Council 5 Annual Staff. W M 5 MARY LOU PETERS YKK'-G yi Student Fellowship Clubp D-E Club. Q i R , 1 WWW BETTY SUE COOK Volley Ball Captain l2Bg Chairman Senior Staqe Set, l2B. CAROL COWAN National Honor Societyg Masquersy Vice-President T.N.T.g Vice-President lr. Cotillionp Hiking Club. DON DEVINE ROTC Clee Club BOB DEMPSTER Hi-Yg 2nd Lt. B Cornpanyg RCTC Glee Club. ELIZABETH COWARD 1 ROTC Honorary Major: Cheerleader llAg Thespianp Top Hatp Iunior Cotil- liong Sub-Deb: Hiking Club. ETHEL CRANE RALPH DUNN Hi-Y: Hikinq Club: ROTC Glee Club l2B, IZA: Cavaliers. BILL DONALDSON HALLIE TREIBLE Iunior Cotillionp Sub-Debs. MARILYN WIGGINS Belle-Hi Club: MOT Club. HAZEL CURNELL DELORES ANN DAVIS National Honor Society CECII. EGERTON President Bible Club D. IAMES ECKEL National Honor Societyg Second Lieu- tenant ROTC: Make up Editor Annualp Treasurer Hi-Yg Secretary-Treasurer Stamp Club: Science Club. MARY IANE DAVIS Student Council lUAp Girl Scouts llBy Hiking Club l0Bp Red Cross Repre- sentative. SHIRLEY DeCLUE Blue and White Staff, Hiking Clubp Girl Reserves. GEORGE GLOVER Editor Blue and Whitey National Honor Societyp First Lieutenant RCTC Stafig President Senior Hi-Yp Cavaliers pub- licity chairrnan. H. IIM ELDRIDGE RCTC Rifle Team. VIRGINIA DENTON DIANA WEIRSEMA National Honor Society: President Trialqeo l2Ap President Stamp Club 12-B-l2A5 Secretary of Orchestra l2B- l2A: Hikinq Club llA-l2A. ti Yun 3 IANE DORE Secretary National H o n o r Societyg Fashion Editor ot Blue and Whitey Girl's Glee Club lly Top Hatg Iunior Cotilliong Sub-Deb. AGNES DOUGHERTY Co-president oi the Student Council: Secretary of Thespiansg Hiking Clubp Red Cross Representative. E. C. GREENLEE RANDALL SHEW Hi-Y llB, llAy Student Fellowship Club l2B, l2Ap Cavaliersg ROTC Band. EVELYN EDINGT'ON Glee Clubg Senior Choir publicity corn- rnittee: Girl Reserve Treasurer l2B. MARY ANN ELLIS - Sub-Deb. JAMES SEEGER IOHN GROH BONNIE EVERETT Gym Squad Captain l2B. I UNE WHITE Belle-Hi Club: M.O.'l'. Cluby President ot D. E. Club. SUE EVELYN EVERETT Captain 12B Gym Squad MARY IEAN FAIRFIELD Associate Editor Annual: National Hon- or Society. RALPH HAMILTON IACK HAGGARD LUCINDA FALCONNIER TNTg Iunior Cotillionp Sub-Deb. DOLORES FRITTS Choirp Orchestra. VAN COURT HARE National Honor Societyg Captain Corn- pany B ROTCQ Thespians, Masquersy Captain Rifle Tearnp Hi-Y. WILLIAM HAMILTON President KI-IS Choir: Program Chair- man Science Club MARY RUTH FARMER Secretary of D. E. Cluloy Vice President Group. IRIS LEE WELLS National Honor Societyp Bank Assist- ant l2Ap Member Winning Volley Ball Team. Af-q , W 3 J- Qui - 5 'E ,L ,X S 4, Q-S ,Is 1 lf L 'ff V ' , I X ww, Q f W 'DX f I ff! 1, M ft , it A 5 6 X 54 X M 1 Q Wfim f M7 'f f 1 'A 'ff ' .L 'A NX . x W f X X if l XS , xx , N N X 4 , M ff .5 X f Q X 9 f N X 4 RQ? X S AA f f 'Kev if f X A5 Wx ' X f X . :fwffw f xsgmtl in ,Q ,Q , X s f X 1 x Q f X Wx X ff! QQ XX 6 F ' x X V! w X21 X f 'X if ff ig N X Q A , 2 xr Q ff , in K, :ge 'iff X . M. ., 'YQ eu V f ,, KVM' f , A L,.x W Ziggy 7 A, f f f , W' V , A , f I , 1 .1 w, , A. 3.-f wk- M15 5 as ,fi ff A qfzgafgfgxvfff fT , 1 'W ,, f f ,J ,,,,,, P . 441. 1, , Q izsz, 1 'f Z ' X X . , , ., xi 4 . X ff S ,z S32 6 , X ? .- g -u..qgk Y Z ,, 1 N ,x A 'fa ,fu '1Au,'i ' . K ff . ,, p 5 4 Wgfgg , 5 ' gf V, , .ww A. Mi , I 3 9, 7,2 . fm P f 5044 - , vw V P5429 S UWT .iyfqm v nf Q f K CONNIE FOWLER National Honor Society, Iunior Red Cross l2Bg TNTg Iunior Assernblyg lun- ior Cotillion. DOROTHY FRANKENBURG Senior Choir l2By Darnas l2A. IAIVIES HESS Clioirg Cavaliers: Hi-Y. BILLY HERMAN MARY FRIERSON VIRGINIA FROST Blue and White Staffp Top Haig Iunior Cotillion, Hiking Cluby Reporter Blue and White. LOUIS P. HOSKINS ROTC Rifle Teamp Group Secretary UB. L. C. HILL MARY FULTON National Honor Societyp President lun- ior Pied Cross l2Bg Junior Cotillion Clubp TNTg lunior Assembly. MARIE WEAVER re'Wv, fi RUTH TODD Student Fellowship Club, Advertising Manager IZB. MARY GIBSON Masquersy Student Council llB: Girl Scouts llB-l2Ap Associate Editor An- nualp Hiking Club. CHARLES ROSE Second Lieutenant Company By ROTC Rifle Team lO-B-l2A. IACK IENKINS IANE ANN GILES Hiking Club 10-B-llAg Bookkeeping Club llB, llA. BETTY GREENE Student Council llB-llAg Group Vice- president l2A. I AMES EDWARD MILLER Sapphonian Literary Society IOB-lOAg English Club, Reporter lO-B-lOA at lef- ierson City High School. CLARENCE MILLER Group president l2B, l2Ay Second lieu- tenant RCTCQ RCTC Rifle Team l2B5 lokers vice-presidentg Masquersy Thes- pians. RAMA GREENLEE Humor Editor of Blue and Whitey Presi- dent Girl Reserves IZB. MILDRED HALE IOAN GREENWAY Girl Reservesg Hiking Club. BETTY HEINZ FRANK ROBINSON ROTC Band: Masquers. ALLEN WARE Swanksp ROTC Glee Club llB. HELEN FOGERTY BETTY HALL National Honor Society l2Ag Student Council lUAg Girl Reserves IUB, l0A. ALEX ROBINSON Captain Co. C y Cavaliers. DAVID ROBINSON National Honor Society: ROTC Band: Orchestra 1lB, llAg Masquers: Science Club l2B, l2A. BARBARA WALLIN Girl's Glee Club 1213, 12Ag Blue and White Staff 12B, l2Ap Student Council l2Ay Library Assistantp Usher Squadg Hiking Clubg Annual Staff: Masquers. IEAN WHITLOCK Glee Club l2B, l2Ay Annual Staff: Student Council: Library Assistant. itil Vin S-S tai I 'B xi? Q wma ,1 i 5 bf 1 auger 'Z' LOUISE HALL Distributive Education Club IZB, l2A. . SHIRLEY HAMILTON Choir IIB, IZA, MOT Secretary Damas. WALLACE MCCLURE Hi-Y IIB, IZA, Hiking Club IIA, Foot- ball IIB. A HARRY MOORE VERNETTE HANNAFORD Vice-president Thespians, Masquers, Sub-Deb, lunior Cotillion, I-liking Club, Annual Staff. HELEN HARRIS BILL BOACH HENRY ROBERTS LUCY ANN HAYNES Treasurer, Choir l2B, IZA, President Damas I2B, Blue and White Staff IIA, Girl's Glee Club IOA, IIB, Cfirl Reserve President IUB, IOA. HELEN WATSON National Honor Society. IAMIE HENDERLIGHT DE Club l2B, l2A IULIA HENSON TNTQ Iunior Cotillion DAVID RADCLIFFE President oi Senior Classy Znd Lt, oi Co. Aug Hi-Y: Esquires. IIMMY REGNESS Iokers MARY ANN HOFFERBERT National Honor Societyy Science Club: Trialqeo Society. MARTHA HOLBERT Art Club Group Officer llA MATT PRINCE Esquiresg Hi-Y IOB, lOAp President Or- chestrap ROTC Band Captaing Music Editor '46 Trojanp National Honor So- cietyp Commencement Speakerp Com- poser, Class Song. WILLIAM PRYOR ROTC Sqt. HELEN HUMPHREYS National Honor Societyg Hiking Club IANIE STEVENS MARY CHARLES IARNAGIN National Honor Societyp Banker llB- l2Ag Annual Staffy PTA Representative l2B, l2A. BARBARA IEFFREYS Honorary Captain Adjutantg TNTJ lun ior Cotilliong Sub Debsp Thespians Masquersp Hiking Club. EUGENE RIMMER Kangaroo Clubp DE Club Vice-Presi- dent llA. GEORGE PETERS KATIE IETT MCTg Girl Reserves. MARGIE HENRY MCT. IOSEPH KASSER FRED KELLER National Honor Societyp Student Coun- cil 10A-l1Ag lst Lt. Bandy Hiking Club: Hi-Y. BETTY TIPPEN S KATHERINE SPURGEON D. E. Club. I VIRGINIA MAYES DE Club l2B, l2A. BETTY TESTER TNT: Mcrsquers: Hiking Club DELMAS YOUNG Hiking Club: Sgt. ROTC STEPHEN KAN E Esquire. BETTY MCBRYANT BETTY STANSBERRY Girls Glee Club: Girl Reserves. SANFORD WEINSTEIN Tliespiorns: ROTC Rifle Team l2B, l2A: 2nd Lieut. ROTC Staff. BUDDY COMIER Footbolll lUB-l2A. BONNIE ADAMS LENNIS IANE WINCHESTER Girl Reserves: Triolqeo Society: Mosq- uers: Hiking Club: Student Fellowship Club: Orchestra llB-l2A. IEAN MEYER National Art Honor Societyg Iunior Cotilliong Sub Debs. ELIZABETH MONEY Hiking Cluby Group Oiticerp Student Council. HAROLD KITTS GRADY KIMSEY Major in ROTCp Esquire Presidentp President National Art Honor Societyp National Honor Societyg Basketballp Cheerleaderg Hi-Yg Sketch Cluby State Art Contest Winner. WANDA MOORE Girl Reservesp Bookkeeping Clubg Glee Clubp Senior Clioirg Hiking Club: MOT. RUTH MARSH C. I. LEE RUSSELL LEAKE Student Councilp Sgt. in B Co.p Track Team l2Ap Usher Squad IUB- llA. WANDA MOURFIELD National Honor Societyg Spanish Club. IOYCE F. SMITH Red Cross Representative. ALICE C. NASH I OYCE W. SMITH Bible Clubp Girls Glee Club l2B, l2Ag Choir l2B, l2A. ROBERT THORNTON Group Officer llB, ll Ag Hi-Yg Spanish Club. PIERCE MICHAEL GREGORY MAHONY lst. Lt. ROTC Co. Aug Blue and White News Editor IZB, l2A5 Hi-Yg l-liking Club: ROTC Glee Club l2B, l2A: lokers. RAMONA NEWMAN Cheerleaderg Vice-President of Senior Class gVice-President of Top-Hatsg Ir. Cotilliong Sub-Debg Sweetheart of Esquires IZB, IEANETTE SMITH Choir l2B, l2Ay Red Cross Representa- tive ll!-X. WILLIAM GREEK PAVLIS Football lOB-l2Ap Cavaliersg Hi-Yg Hik- ing Clubg Glee Clubp Co. A llB, llA. BILL PAYNE MARTHA OWENS CAROLYN BAILEY Thespiansp National Honor Society: Honorary Capt. of Co. B 5 Secretary TNT 12137 Ir. Assemblyg lr. Cotillion. .- 'X . 3 F X BLANCHE MORGAN French Cluby Glee Club llB, llAg Ir. Assembly. DONNA IEAN MCDONALD Group Vice-President l2A. IOSEPH PEACOCK Stamp Clubg Student Fellowship Club: Choir. SAUNDERS PAYN E Track l2Ap Football Mgr. llBg Hi-Y Hiking Club. MATTIE LOU MILLER Girl Reservesg Girl Scouts: Girl's Glee Club. IEAN VINEYARD TOM WYNEGAR DON WHALEY Hiking Club: Track Team: Student Council-treasurery Science Club Vice- Presidentg Rifle Team l2B, l2Ag 2nd Lt. ROTC Co. BILLY LINKS Girl Reservesg Red Cross Representa- tive l2A. EDITH PICKELL Hikinq Clubg Science Club Secretary- Treasurer l2B, l2Ap Choir Accompan- ist l2B, l2Ap National Honor Society. MARY ELLEN PORTER Bookkeeping Clubp Girl Reservesp MOT. MARTHA PHILLIPS Girl Reserves: Basketball IOB-llA CHARLES BLACKMAN BOB BRIDGES Kangaroo Club: D. E. Club. WINIFRED PETREE CAROL BAKER EDWARD BROWNING DONALD DAVIS WAN DA WADE ERNESTINE PLEMONS Girl Reserves 7 Belle-Hi. Ss Wie 'WN' wo gvw LOIS WOOD Student Council: Girl Reserves: Mas- quersy C-irl's Cflee Club: Hikinq Club. BARBARA PICKEL Honorary Lt. Col. RCTCQ Feature Editor Blue and White l2B, l2Ag Glee Cflub llA-l2Bg Top Hat Presidentp Iunior Cotillionp Sub Debs. MARTIN SPANGLER Choirp ROTC Glee Clubp ROTC Sgt. PAUL SMITH MARY MARGARET IONES Annual Staftg Student Council Secre- tary l2Ag Student Fellowship Club. SARA SLIGER Honorary Capt. Co. A p Student Council :President TNT 12Bg Iunior Cotillionp National Honor Society. LLOYD HAGAMAN IAMES SCOTT MARY LOU PARKS Belle-Hip MOT. MILDRED PETERS Student Council l2Ap Thespians. MARY ETHEL KNAFF Choir l2B, l2A. CAROLYN PARKER Hikinq Club: Girl Reservesp Girls Glee Club. TOMNIY HARRISON Editor '46 Trojan: National Honor So- cietyg President National Thespiansg Masquersg Secretary Hi-Y l2A. LAKE BROWN Hikinq Club GEORGIA I.EE WEAVER Assistant Editor '46 Trojanp National Honor Society: ,Trialqeo Societyg Mas- quersg Girl Reservesp Girls Glee Club l2B, l2A. KATHERINE KOLTER Annual Statfg Student Councilp Choir Girls Glee Club: Girls Reservesg Hik- inq Clubg Trialqeo Societyy MOT. JAMES SEIBER V jg kt, Poofbqii 1013-12A, Basketball 10B-l2Ap iv' ll'l it Swanks. If ff ' I f tti A . I JAMES LEWIS C A 5 X , i A st., F 1 4 NANCY KING Student Councilp Science Club Presi- dent l2A. MARGARET LARUE Hiking Clubg Girl Reservesp Red Cross C Representative. wwf' Nia , t 9 f ' ff if E L ff PATSY LARUE Glee Club: Choir. PAULIN E IONES Girl Reserves Secretary llBg Teen ettesp Girls Glee Club 12Bg Choir Damas Club Vice-President. GLENN WALTON Group Officer llAg Vice-President of Iunior Red Cross ll!-X. ROBERT COLUIVIBER Iokersg Sergeant BOTCg Vice-President of group. ANNA MAE LAWSON National Honor Societyg Girl Reserves Girl Scouts: Banker. ANNA TEAN LEE BILL ALEXANDER Esquire Clubg 2nd Lt. Co. DH: National Honor Society: Hi-Y llB, llA. HENRY CARL DEAN 2nd Lt. Co. DH: Blue and White Staff. BETTY IO PARKS Student Fellowship Clubg Girl Beserves WYMAN PARKEY Masquersg Hiking Clubg Ir. Cotillionp Sub Debs. I BETTY OVERTON Belle-Hip MOT. BETTY IO SMITH HAROLD HUFFAKER DE Clubp Kangaroos Club. CHARLES SANDERS lst Sqt. A Co. BARBARA SATTERFIELD National Honor Society IOYCE RUSSELL DE Clubg Girls Glee Club. SAM MOORE Hi-YQ Swanksg Sqt. ROTCQ ROTC Glee Club. ROY OAKES National Honor Society ANNA. LOU OUSLEY Girl Reservesp National Honor Society: Darnas Clubg Belle-Hi Club President IZB, l2Ag Blue and White Staff. PATRICIA RAINEY SONI A LUNOE MABEL MALON EY IOHN RIGHTSELL EDDIE PRICE BETTY PATTON SARAH LOWRY DON HENRY RAY THOMPSON NADELINE LISTER ELIZABETH LINDSAY WANDA MOORE Hiking Clubg Bookkeeping Club: Girl Reserves Secretary lOB, lOAp MOT: Girls Glee Club: Senior Choir. IOANNE TALBOTT EUGENE PARSONS National Honor Societyp Model Clubp Hiking Club. LARRY PARKER Track llA-l2A. BILLIE IUNE RHODES Library Assistant: Commercial Clubp Bible Club. LOIS RICHARDSON . Red Cross Representativey Blue and White Representative. ROBERT STEINER lst Lt. of B Co.: Member of ROTC Rifle Team IZB, l2A. FRITZ EAKIN Capt. Adj. ROTCg ROTC Cflee Club: Mascfuersy Thespiansp Hi-Yg National Honor Societyp Esquires. BETTY SUE ROARK Vice-President, Sub-Debsy Ir. Cotilliong Hikinq Club. ADELL ROBINSON Masquersp Hikinq Clubp Thespians. IUN E ROSE Girl Reservesg Hiking Clubg Sketch Club . MILDRED RUBENSTEIN ROGER HUFF BILLY BALES BETTY HALE DOROTHY SHARP Girl Reservesg Bookkeeping Club Bank Stczffp Girls Glee Club. FRANK TALLENT GORDON ALLISON MARTHA ARMSTRONG BARBARA BUNCH MARION ADAMS PEGGY LAWSON Girl Reservesg DE Club Vice-President l2B. IOHN HARRINGTON SXSQL D Co. CARL SANDERS BILLIE RHEA PHILLIPS Girl Reserves: Student Council HA. HELEN LOVEDAY IACK HOUSTON WILLIAM COCHRAN 2nd Li. ROTC Siaffg Vice-President of DE Club l2A. SHIRLEY SHERFEY Girl Reservesp National Honor Societyg DAR Award. ANN SINGLETON Bible Clubg MOT: Hiking Club. HN Vik SADIE SISE ' Girl Reservesp MOT Clulog Hiking Clubp Belle-Hi Clubg Ncrtionol Honor Society Girls Glee Club. GLADYS CRISP FRED NELSON EUGENE NAVE ROSA LEE GRIDLEY Ir. Coiillion FRANCES 'rows Red Cross Representoiivep Girl R serves. L. C. COKER FRED MAPES IOHNNY LANE IEAN GALBRAITH Hiking Gluby Mosquersg Thesipons. BETTY SHELTON National Honor Society: TNTg Ir. Cotil- lion. 1 ANN BRANDON Girls Glee Clubg Choir. MARY ANN BOYD IOAN COFFEY IO ANDERSON Q NORMAL PETERS CAROL COWAN Vice-President TNTQ Vice-President lr. Cotilliong Masquersg National Honor Society. NANCY GAITHER BARBARA SLAGLE DE Club. MAXINE RHODES Student Fellowship Clubg National Honor Society. MILDRED MCNEIL ARETTA LOWERY LOUISE BROOKS Orchestrag Girl Reservesp Vice-Presi- dent of Orchestra. MARIE MARVIN Blue and White Representative 12A President of DE Club. DICK HANKINS Sgt. B Co. ROTCg Captain Tenor Sec- tion Senior Choirg ROTC Glee Clubp Thespians. GENE BROCK Track Team lOB-l2A. FRANCES MAXWELL Vice-President Group llBg Stamp Club llAg Red Cross Representative l2A. KATHERINE STOOKSBURY Orchestra llB, llAg Bible Club l2Ag Science Club. BERNADINE NORWOOD CAROLYN PIPKIN HELEN IO BURNETT MARY ALICE RATLIFF MARTHA COCKRUM IUNE CRAVENS HENRY MOYERS LEONARD SHEGAN BETTY ADAMS BETTY LYNN ARMSTRONG DOT CHAMBERS CHARLENE BREWSTER VELVA RHODES BARBARA ARNHART BART WRINKLE Choir: ROTC Gln-ee Club DON TIN NELL TED HAASE Lt. Col. ROTC7 Hi-Yg Esquires. MEMBERS GF THE CLASS QF 46-A A Walter Bailes, Charles Blair, loan Easterly, Billy Elliott, Bill Enneis, Lou Fuhs, Gordon Hutchins, Eldon Iohnson, Bill Moore, Grace Nipper, Vada Payne, David Porter, Virginia Baney, Betty Ann Strange, Viona Tapp, Othella Taylor, Betty Tharpe, Mary E. Thompson, Geraldine Turner, lean Yarnell. TO THE CLASS OF 46-A As We, the class of 46-B take our leave of Knoxville High School, We think of the more industrious ot our number who already hold the coveted sheepskins. Although a regular mid-term class had not been planned, they realized the critical state of the World at the time, and endured long summer months of study in order to graduate in Ianuary. Though small in number, they were great in spirit, and they deserve the utmost commend- ation for their efforts. We, of the senior class, pause to reineinlver a clear frienal anal fel- low student who will never see the pages of this annual. We lzonor Curtis Reece, a friend, a gooal sport, and a swell fellow. Univ? Z. 2 W VW ' E! f- Z Q Q f W 1 ' WL, f W V FN? X ' ' , . - 1? 2 4 4 K Q-vw ,r Q ., f S We ww fp V ff? ,,2, X W f f -u n a' , ,U ,, 5 ,Wa M , + ' f f M , W Y iff f f f ' WN ., X - as I s fx ., M 1 wk W 3, fQ X W f W ff , xg 'M j, W f X ff f 0 A If 0 f A . , W 7 Z FTW 29? 9? ,Q E I Q WZ ,,.aW' , IUNIORS IUNIORS :N f IUNIORS KX fy' X ff HSUs,,,.,,.M f-.nw- vw IUNIORS 0 - rf M M S . , IUNIORS 1 W mf 1. af: W 'SJW iQ W A JT We 4Gwf9f2c2 Q Q-i,m?ilIe Qg 1 x KW f- N 'iff .f fp: f v .A '-p ll 1- -' V.-Q fff' , If .n MKZ, ,IW , if M 1 kwwf awk fp! xr Q , 3 4 In W 4 1-.,,, f 9 ,Z X X ' IWW, wwf? f QWIW, 5 lf, W ff f , Www f ,, 4 fi f . 4 ff f ff W f 4 , X .J -,.-WZ W! 'wr Y. l :K ii 4' if nm pg VW W W' W f , ,171 , 7 A ,M ,SGW ZW Q MXN ,W , ?W Z Wi? W M .K 7 Z ,M , , WNWWW QW , fs X il 2 ff iff yi MW i S - W f WWW I f S f qmfwf n x islet UVLLSZQ Z Q -6 rofbm jaw This year's TROIAN is the first attempt at the publication of a Knoxville High School Annual since the 1931 VOICE. For this reason the staff would like to consider themselves as trailblazers. Perhaps, this pioneer spirit accounts for the lack of finish that may be apparent in this publication. Admittedly, the going has been somewhat rough, but We, the staff have done what we could to give you the best annual under existing conditions. It is our fervent hope that this annual may aid you in some small way to recall pleasant memor- ies of Knoxville High School in the days to come. TOMMY HARRISON GEORGlA LEE WEAVER Editors . EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .M ? Tommy Harrison Editor of Senior Section Mary Gibson Assistant Editor .Q Georgia Lee Weaver Cgmpus Photographs MCITY GibS0I1 Make-up Editor Iames Eckel ugdlifgitogmphs -1315155333: iiivggfijq Edltor i MarYGI:S31YFIg:riLeL3 Assistant Music Editor Martha Brady + Editor of ROTC Section Fritz Eakin Assistant Art Editor M- Lonette Wyrick Sports Editor Gene Switzer BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Robert E. Lee Assistant Business Mgr. Q Charles Thigpen Director of Arrangements M Mary Iarnagin Special Assistant . Bill Roach Special Assistant Russell Newman Special Assistant lm Adell Robinson Special Assistant i Ed Greene M535 BLI , amd H 1 The Big Shots: George Glover. editor: Bob Crossley, sports editor: cmd Pierce Mahony news editor mcxke up the weekly edition of the Blue and White. Editor Assistant Editor News Editor Copy Editor Club Editor GEORGE GLOVER Barbara Wallin Pierce Mahony Helen Armstrong Sarah Lowry Humor Editors l+. Rama Greenlee and Helen Forgety Cadet Column Fashion Editor ' Who's Who Literary Editors Feature Editors Sports Editor Carl Dean lane Dore Anna Lou Cusley l Barbara Benton and Betty Rule , Barbara Pickle and Virginia Frost Bob Crossley Reporter Sonja Lunoe Staff Artist Pearl Hovater Typists i Edna Gillenwater and Mary Ellen Light Adviser Minnie Cate Morrell Business Managers Ioe Cate, C. I. lee Advertising Managers ll. Othella Taylor and Mary Thompson ITE X V L gl X. 1, gx fef f f 'av 'ff W ,' F' ' ,Q A M ? x , f dfpoifg s-Qwywyx A Eu, Coaches Cox and Sharp with the Tennessee Hiqh School Championship Trophy FOOTBALL X , X. K4 Cooper gains as Troians and iavox-ed Bobcats battle to cx 7-7 tie at Shields-Watkins iiald Season Results KHS Opponent 32 , Oak Ridge -...., ,., 5 7 - Midcllesboro lli.-.1 6 14 + Elizobethton'-. . ...1 13 20 ?T111 Iohnson City j O 33 ,, . ...-. Stair Tech ..l1 .+T 5 l9 Rule - 6 6 Young l3 l3 Kingsport AL1i.-,il 20 27 .,-..-4 . Asheville . U 25 -,,..4,i?1 Morristown .n,-..l+.-. O 7 Central 7 2524 77 IAMES SEIBERT-End-Big Gus held down the right flank in fine style cmd could bump tops or grab passes equally Well. A rugged six-footer, Seib was an aggressive lineman yet quite off the field. BOB WHITE-Center-Whitey weighed 148 pounds but he made up for his lack of weight in fight and good playing. Backing up the line in ihe center slot, Bobby's submarine tackles Won more than one ball game. A swell guy and a player's player. On. rd Go oper. and Co Porter. Slack, Backiield: nders. Sa cmd hildress. C Puvlis, hike, lack, W are: Seiber, Moore, B GY IW de before the season qoi un clctice 1' cip d YS Pictu L, , W 1 W C Cooper, 1945-Big smiling Dub, who made a great tailback and captain, was the real sparkplug throughout the season. He was chosen on that All-City team and received honorable mention on the All-East Tennessee squad. ' W ' 5'-5 Resume Of Games Though Middlesboro showed more drive, the Knoxville High Trojans came from behind to win in their first game of the season, at Mid- dlesboro, by a score of 7-6, After Cooper went around right end to reach pay dirt, Sanders caught a pass from Cooper to account for the winning extra point. Chatty Baker, who had just been discharged from the Marines, entered the game at the half, and helped put the Trojans over in the opener. The Blue and White boys made a marked improvement to gain their second victory of the season over the Wildcats by a score of 32-6. Captain Cooper broke the ice with the first touchdown in the lst quarter. The half ended with a l2-6 score, after Red Sanders had in- tercepted a pass and reached the end zone. Starting the second half, Cooper accounted for his 2nd touchdown in a powerful drive from the 310. The fourth Trojan score materialized when Red Baker plunged from the 2 yard line. Sanders kicked for the extra point. Tommy Bartlett scored the 5th Trojan touchdown and the extra point in a line-plunge was made by Cooper. Every- one of the Trojans gave a good account of him- self, and ythe subs showed great promise. Sonny Hale and his Elizabethton Cyclones were plenty good and it looked for a while like they might knock off the Trojans but the line dug in and held while the offense began to work with clock-like precision. Passes from Cap- tain W. C. Cooper to Red Sanders played a major part in the l4-l3 triumph for Knoxville High School, but the real hero was Bobby White who dropped Hale on the Trojan two yard li-ne on the last play of the game. After defeating Iohnson City 20-U, the Trojans made it the fourth straight victory of the season. Cooper, Slack, Baker, and Troutman were the mainstays in the backfield while Seiber and Pavlis took care of the line. The score at half- time was only 7-O, but the Trojans came back in the form of tornado and ended the game 20-U. Looking up to par again, the Trojans charged their way to a 33-6 victory over the Stair Tech Tigers. The first down tally showed the Trojan's superiority also, as our boys stacked up a dozen compared with the unhappy Tigers' 6. The first touchdown materialized when Tommy Slack went over Center. The first quarter ended 7-U after Cooper kicked for the extra point. Cooper also scored the second and third touchdowns with punts of 14 and 16 yards across the stripe. The fourth touchdown came in the third guarter when fleet Hymie Gordon twisted his way 86 yards on a punt return. Tommy Slack, proving Coach Cox's ability to make decisions correctly, plund- ered across, enabling the Blue and White boys to score in every period. Playing Rule before some 4,000 spectators, Knoxville High School chalked up another vic- tory l9-6. The first touchdown came quick in the first period and Bob Childress set up touchdown number two when he recovered a Rule fumble. Rule tallied their only touchdown in the second quarter. Although Red Sanders was injured in the second period, the Trojans came back in the last half and made the final touchdown, leaving the final score l9-6. IOE BLACK, 1946- Little Ice was cz quiet but explosive guard who could talk back to anybody and make them like it. The smallest guard in the city, Ice can hold his own with the biggest ol them and plays most of the game in his opponents' backiield. 'DAVID PORTER, back-Old Porter was the quiet- est and most unheralded boy on the team cmd yet was a vital cog in the football machine. Dave played two years in the blocking back spot and could jolt the eye teeth out of a hippo, BILL MOORE, tackle-Red was a mighty mite at tackle and held his own against men nearly twice his size. Weighing only 165, Bill was a converted guard who showed what guts really are in the Central tussle. I Y X X X X X X Y 'R N: xi X Z r , lv . QM? ,, ' 14 WT fl ,Q nm, rf' ll East-Tennessee RED SANDERS, end-Co-captain and glue-finger ed end Red was half of the Cooper to Sand- ers passing combination that was such a big part of the Trojan offense. Playing his second year on the first string, Red made the all-East Tennessee team. BILL f GREEK J PAVILS, guard-Greek was the dark destroyer of the line and earned himself a berth on the A11 East Tennessee team with his fine play. Short and stocky, Greek was ready for anything. mf ffK'm'm.nfc2:ex uv . f,, - K , i, N ima af sjcngaporf Kingsport gives dance for Troicrns and try to square things afierfbecxting us 20-12. Incideniully Kingsport was State Champion. BA KETBALL Under the able leadership of Coach Willard Martin the Trojan Basketball team won the eighth district tourney and downed two teams in the regional tournament to reach the semi-finals. Although the basketeers got off to a slow start the first of the season, they pulled through when it really counted in the tournament. After beating Rule, the outstanding dark horse in the tourney, they faced the seeded Farragut team and came out victorious. ln the finals, before l,l00 spec- tators, the Trojans downed a fighting Youngs team l6-l3. The tournament was considered to be the finest the eighth district has ever had. EIGHT!-I DISTRICT CHAMPS Many a Trojan fan will remember the night in October when cocky Elrod Cheatham and ,his Young High Yellow jackets turned back Knoxville High School by a 13-6 score, Knoxville High School hadn't been beaten since early in l943, but Cheatham and tParks ripped through the flu and the injured-riddled Trojan line with comparative ease. W. C. Cooper was without his star pass-catcher and couldn't get started on the ground but did score once on a short line buck. Playing the state champions on Kingsport'sg own field, the Trojans lost by 20-l3, a one touchdown margin. The score at half-time was 14-6. W, C. Cooper and Red Baker had set it up with a series of line smacks. Kingsport came back in the third quarter and made another tally, but not to be outdone, 'Captain W. C. Cooper went over with another marker for Knoxville High School, leaving the Trojans only one touchdown behind as the final whistle sounded. Bounding back from two defeats, the Trojans defeated Lee Edwards High of Asheville. The Trojans showed' great running power as they chalked up their seventh victory of the season, in a 27-0 score. The Maroons with a well drilled and fighting team gave the Asheville fans a thrill in the first minutes of the game by moving to the one yard line, when the Knoxville High School boys took over. Cooper, Slack, Gordon, and Bartlett racked one touchdown apiece, with Cooper scoring the extra points. Led by Tcrnmy Bartlett the Trojans out-classed the Morristown Hurricanes by a score of 26-0. The Hurricanes were in territory only twice throughout the entire game. Bartlett went through the center from the one yard stripe to account for the first Trojan score. Sanders kicked the placement. Bartlett again drove over from the fourth after Charlie johnson had set up the second score. The third score came in the second quarter when Bartlett passed to Seiber for six points. Sanders again kicked for the extra point. After Slack and Bartlett drove to the Hurricane's one foot line where Slack fumbled and Morristown re- covered, Bartlett passed to Saunders who stepped across the two striper. The final score, 7 to 7, does not tell the story of how a S-n-ller Knoxville High School line completely out charged the highly-touted Bobcat forewall, nor how miserably the famous Central passing failed, nor how lucky the favored Fountain Citians were to get away with a tie on the annual City-Central game on Shields-Watkins Field in l945. It was a spectacular 57 yard punt return by lack Beeler that put the Bobcats in scoring position. Central was inside the Trojan 20 yard line several times but the Trojan line was nearly impenetrable. Along with the great line play it was running and passing of Captin W. C. Cooper that brought the Trojan's score. Cooper plowed alone through the Central secondary to score, and then hit guard for the extra point. The entire team was outstanding in this moral victory. In a past season game, the Trojans were literally mauled by a gigantic Memphis Tech that certainly should have been state champions. Knoxville High was never even in the game and should be congratulated for holding the score down to 20-0. Running from the T-formation, Memphis' Everett Kook, Billy Cathey, and ex-convict Dutch Bauer ripped off big gains: time after time. The only consolation for the Trojans lies in the fact that the jackets were forced to punt many times-something they had done only three times during the entire season up to that time. WW mEwaiw.xsz,Ww,e25 f i fz xanax fa 6 ff ff .,.f.n,. ' 'f ' X V' 'f f d WUI' rdell. For G Gene W ard es, Forw CIP Fred M Tarver. Guard Charlie rd UCI nders, G Sc: .,Red.. Martin, Couch WZ Ro : Znd 91' Seib and apes, Bartlett, M 1, ardel w: Kimsey, Sanders, W re: lst Ro GCI urncrment at Muryvill To qioncxl He he t District in qhih Ei of resentcxtives 9P R Fry. and allace, Troutrnan hh, Stafford, W Ba t 1 Mitchel Crossley, anaqer w:M dRo 3: d Dance: Cn VST, ensley, Eldridge, Tar Cochran, I-I HANIPIO A transferee from Memphis Humes, Don Tin- nell, Knoxville Hiqh bantam-Weight, took the East Tennessee Golden Gloves crown in the tournament held in Knoxville during February. l-le later Went on to win the Southern Golden Gloves Championship at Nashville and the right to compete in the National bouts at Chicago, but could not be absent from school for the meet. TC f7VII BARTLETT Dirninutive Tommy Bartlett, hailed as Knoxville's most versatile young athlete, was a Tom-of-all-sports, for in addition to his powers as a cage leader, he Won the junior state tennis championships of Tennessee and North Carolina during the summer of l945. Starting off with a city championship, Tommy traveled to Memphis to take the Tennessee crown, winning the finals on three straight sets, and then doing the same thing in Asheville a month later. He teamed up with Charlie Tar- ver to Win the State Iunior doubles Crown. j , l i f 4 l li xi T Q S 5 W 'PQ K3 'Q S fb N NASHVILLE BANNER QDI. LitkenhouseD Trophy f 2 WQUJM. ff M Z A .1 , IUNIOR, SENIOR VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT WINNERS Front Row-Marie Bradley, Vemette Hannaiord, Captain Lottie Iune Smith, Marie Byrd, Anne Fowler. Back Row-Wanda Wade, lone Satterlield, Iennie Dee Seaton, Louise Loy, Wanda Raines and Sarah Lowry. SOPHOMORES VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT WINNERS Front Row-Wanda Huskey, Patsy Temple, Captain Mary Hamilton, Iuanita Hicks, Patsy Moon. Second Row-Amo Ledqerwood, Doris Cox, Iune Williams, Verna Lou Treadway, and Io Anne Smith: Peggy Hayes not pictured. ' BASKETBALL TOUR NAMENT WINNERS Left to right-Betty Fann, Leslie Hammer, Io Ann Murphy, Foyce Ford, Io Ann Kennedy, Captain Nancy Iohnson Betty Io Hefner, Iudean Greenway, Angeline Farmer. Harriett 'Rowntree, and Patricia Brittain. WINNERS OF THE SCHOOL EMBLEMH FOR THE YEAR 1944-1945 Lett to right-Martha Bondurant, Connie Fowler, Barbara Wallin, Agnes Dougherty, Allie Iune Cooper, Ioan Eding- ton, loan Greenway, Iris Lee Wells, and Ruth Swanner. Girls not pictured: Niota Elliott, Evelyn Webs- ter, Naomi Trent, Mary Patterson and Iune Williams. All activities in the department of physical education are on a graded, basis and points are awarded. These points are recorded and each year the fifteen girls with the highest scores are given the School Emblem. 77727ffaf'2 B Q. 2 . if f ,, y X f .. f 4 f W aww? Wm? ' X ffff ff W ,gg ff x ' , X . X 1 x b r 1 1 , , A X7 wwwwwg I- ,, Q W f A W . Wggw I yf X V 0 -- fy,'V iff' , W Q I I 1 ff K? fi w 1 W ' wx-ww WOW, Mzxfwq, KX J . 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W 1 gary, X ,nib , 4. fp i 4 f -,-f W - xv S 45. fp. Sl 1 f f 1 - ., WZ ' 54 S' Wggwfm-W it U1 ,wan WMwAW,Wxw,fmNffymWMvw,M , W 5 rg AX f 'K YZ XX X ' ik f f, ff! f My W . ff ,+ , 6 W , X, f X W 1 My iv Z ww .iff ,i Z: A W X Jiffy? if 2, ,, f I ,, sp I , rlll I I KN A! Q , if Z ' nf f f ,Q Z , W Q w Q X lk if ff iv , lr W rg Ng? if X A W W A R. O. T. C. RIFLE TEAM COTE' M Taylor W, cond Ro Se haley. W ld Dona and Adkins, Ir., mrnell Mueller, E 9 In YO Hood, Ie ertl Steiner, Everette Smilh, Bill ob ner, R l'Ll B Court Hare, Bob se, Van US edH st Row-T I-4 .-1 I-I-4 Iim Elridge, Charles Sanders, and Sanford Weinstein. Iim Snyder, Clarence Miller, Iohn Groh, Childress, Bob Charles Rose. im, 8 Kenneth H UNITED STATES RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The R.O.T.C. Cadet Corps was organized in the Knoxville Public Schools the first of the school year of 1919 by Major Howell M. Estes, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and Major Dyer, assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Commanding Officers since have been: Major Harry V. Stephenson, Co. R. R. Wood, Maj. E. C. Seeds, Lt. Col. john Moore, Capt. Keller Smith, and Major Robert V. Vaupel, the present Professor of Military Science and Tactics. In the three year course in high school l3t.O.T.C., the cadet receives in- struction in many fields. These include: Close order drill, tactics of war, mil- itary courtesy, health, discipline, and organization. Furthermore, the R.O.T.C. strives to instill in each cadet the soldierly virtues of teamwork, self-control, and leadership. The rifle marlismanship course gives all cadets an opportunity to develop proficiency in trigger squeeze, position, and slight alignment in rifle fire. Those who demonstrate unusual ability make up the Knoxville High School rifle team. The thoroughness and effectiveness of this training is proved by the fine record of the team this year. lt has won in several matches. with neighboring schools and organizations and placed second in the Fourth Service Command match. The school can well be proud of its fine rifle team, unquestionably one of the best in the south. This year the batallion, which comprises four commands, a staff, and a band, participated in the Armistice Day Parade and will give a formal review on the May Day Program. The big event of the year is the annual Competitive Drill in which the best drilled company is awarded the Prize Company Flag by the American Legion. Cn this day the finals for the Morgan Medal and the Stone Medal are held, the former being awarded to the best drilled second year cadet and the latter to the outstanding first year cadet. Also the Band Medal is given to that band member who receives the highest rating in the school of the soldier, military bearing and care of the instrument and uniform. To the best drilled Honorary ICAac-lietl Officer the American Daughters of the Revolution awards the Sponsor's e a. 772655 E 2 ff W, , Z ff 4. 1' XZ i 42 NM- ' I1 I 1 fl' .- 1. , 2,5 X b xx ,w w L ,f wr 1 K z i XX Q. - f W 'X was Q72 7. f f'bx x .W ff ' 4 f X 4 X M ix X Z X ? W f f' if , X pg 6244 f f, f if W 2 X ywfw W ' f W xx f ,4 X My W ymW,ysZ,f . -, Mig? mwzzxf-f,m'xf. X Sf MWQTWQ , 'yy ff ,f , As , - 'X i if 'gm ,t ff W 4 W ,f f , 7 5 -ff' xy, vw? 2 . fl 1' , , Q ZSM, X , y Aw? f X 6 pf X whwkxf , N 4 J .f. f 4 X x f v aff, X, ,, wx ' ' 0 QM.: QM : -- V f X fw -Xwxmwm-NN-.wm M ' NW WNNN-+-www, MX. wxx x M N x N Y vm AN , X xfxx . 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Bar- bara Iefireys, Dorothy Wallace, Vernette Hannaiord, Sarah Lowry, Sanford Weinstein, Peggy Bradley, Fritz Eakin, Lib Coward, Adell Robinson, Clarence Miller, lean Galbraith, Sonia Lunoe, Helen Forgety, Mildred Peters, Don Davis, Ioe Cunningham, Dick Hankins, Madeline Adams, Ann Baker, Hilda Coulter, Iean Kane, Iim Warters, Sylvia Hamilton, Katherine Everett, lack Smith. Tommy Harrison Vernette Hannaford Sarah Lowery lst Row: Sonia Lunoe, lim Warters, Dorothy Wallace, Van Court Hare, Patsy Peterson. 2nd Row: Ioan Crawford, Shirley Robinson, Saniord Weinstein, Iean Galbraith, Clarence Miller, Hilda Coulter. 3rd Row: Peggy Dunsmore, lack Morgan, Carol Ann Burns, Peggy Bradley, Virginia Ann Raney, Helen Forgety. L df' f A V 1, if K- , 1 1 I 'f 7 l P72 Biff , 48, . ,J If X me f gy ff f f , ,, 9 , , W 7 7 f '21 , SM f my 5 ' f 5 X A Wf,, s5y,f1-QVJV, f X W l f 1 M, if W!! f 40101 j edloiand The National Thespian Society, with which Knoxville High School is affiliated, was established in l929 at Fairmont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia. The founders were Dr. Paul F. Ogg and Dr. Earlc W. Black. The present President of the organization is Earnest Bavely, who also participated in its founding, The Knoxville High School Chapter, Troupe No. 283, was organized in l935 under the direction of Cscar E. Sams, lr. The present director is Miss Ruby Bird. Members lack Morgan. Searle McMurray, Baxter Ragsdale, Betty Ann Clemens, Ioe Armstrong. Louis Ball, Gene Alexander. Albert Miller, Iean Edington, Dave Baker, Gerry Roach, Sammy DeBord, Sheldon Buckler, Anna Lee Bayless, Iarnes Hail, Betty Epps, Dorris Ousley. Bobby Lykens, Iohn Cullum, Kent Coe, Patsy Moon, Eleanor Creekmore, Barbara Benzinger. Shirley Robinson, Martha t Mynatt, Patsy Peterson, loan Crawford, Nancy Gaither. Ioe Canaday, Katherine Everett. , Agnes Dougherty Gene Switzer Barbara Iefiries lst Row: Sheldon Buckler, Fritz Eakin, Lib Coward. Iames Hail, Sammy FDeBord. 2nd Row: Iohn Cullum, Betty Epps. Katherine Everett, Louis Ball, Sylvia Hamilton, Mildred Peters. Barbara Benziqer. 3rd Row: Kent Coe, Bobby Lykens, Eleanor Creekmore, Dorris Ousley, Patsy Moon, Martha Mynatt, Gene Alexander. f W W 5: .W 4 rt ? l I l 6L:5?lfL8lf':5 Ot ficers Sammy Debord lL .T..T President Sheldon Buckler . Treasurer Shirley Robinson ...ll Vice-President loyce Robinson illT Secretary Miss Ruby Bird . ?.l.i Advisor The Masquers Club is the oldest dramatic organiza- tion at Knoxville High School. lt provides a means for aspiring actors and actresses to apprentice and ac- quire enough experience to be admitted into the Thes- pians. During the year Masguers undertake one or two major dramatic productions and several one-act plays. Members Sammy VDebord, Sheldon Buckler, Shirley Robinson, Iayce Robinson, Louise Anderson, Ioe Armstrong, Louise Ball, Iean Barker, Anna Lee Bayless, Barbara Benziqer, Robert Bond, Barbara Charlton, Anne Collier, Kent Coe, Ioan Crawford, Eleanor Creekmore, Betty Anne Crumley, Iohn Cullum. Mary Curry, Iohn Devine, Ioan Edinqton, Betty lane Epps, Wilma Edwards, Mary Anne Friend, Rosemary Fry, Nancy Gaither, lean Galbraith, Beatrice Gas, Edna Gillenwater, Betty Reid Hale, Margaret Hall, Elizabeth Hancock, Betty Iean Hicks, Fred Hoek, Margaret Huttaker, Iames Hail, Mary Nell Irwin, Carolyn Iohnson, Doris Kohler, Katherine Kolter, Vernita Lee, Amo Ledgerwood. Florence Long, Lorie Marrow, Albert Miller, Clarence Miller, Iean Montgomery, Patsy Moon, Lily Van Morris, Ieanne Myers, Martha Mynatt, Barbara Parker, Patsy Peterson Carolyn Pierce, lean Ray, Mildred Rubenstein, David Robinson, Frank Robinson, Carolyn Rorex, Harriet Rowntree, Iules Ray Loucre Rogers, Barbara Sandburg, W. D. Samples, lohn Ward, Georaie Lee Weaver. Lennis Winchester, Dorris Ousley, Bernard Seigal, Dot Crawford. i ..w....n MASQUERS PRESENT WHERE'S LAURIE? THESPIANS PRESENT I'M A FOOL HEY, TURN ON THE STOVE! LATHE SLAVE LIBRARY LOITERIN' UMMMMMM-GOOD! 44 .A , 5 'N W ng, J Q Q4 7 'iv Ti, , f amor L- y Officers George Glover Myron Bottom Tommy Harrison Iames Eckel Gordon Allison, David Brannum, Ioe Bumgamer, Bob Crosley, Iohn Cruze, Robert Dempster Ralph Dunn Fritz Akm Herman Hems Fred Keller, Pierce Mahonev, Wallace McClure, Sandy Payne, David Radcliffe, Paul Smith, Gene Switzer Dan Testerman Bill Under wood, Gene Wardell, Iack Watson. 3 fm X A xx X. Wax? K J , 54 M Z4 if 11 gi f K ,, 1 . , 5 My X , , M , . 2, , f 7 K 7 :M f f ff vfff' 2'1- 'VMX 'L f X' , ,, .-Mfy 4 Qfgg, X N if A: MAC' . 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V 1 W, ,f-Z 4 ff, Z ff 4 9 iff 'I if v MM X .W f , Q W- , gv LW. .Q f Q, 7. i! 4 endow First Term offi ccrs gif' QJQPUQ5 I X f v f 4 1 First Row, left to right-Carolyn Parker, Marie Byrd, Nancy King, Betty Stansberry, Wanda Wade, Evelyn Edington, and Miss Doty, Senior Girl Reserve Advisor. Second Row-Marion Bright, Flora Farris, Bonnie Adams, Tommie Watson, Martha Lee Owens, Lois Wood, and Rama Greenlee. 1.115 V, EW? ,W Second Term Officers ' x W ' f ' s Q fy A' Q wwf , f v' -. , , 3' n , ' .! ' 4? ' ' 'fs K? C rf if . WW Q if V W wxlkwm mmm-we .ffffffgl W M M ..,,, ! Z SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES SW Q- AGNES DOUGHERTY Co-President Sfmlmf QM V , 4 ' W' Ei 4,6 ,Q,f., K af W .212 -: I fl f ' ff 1, 'V , V s f , OULVLCL L f 4: li GENE WILSON President Members lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Members STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured: Donald Whaley, Treas. lFalll: Virginia Ann Raney, Co-Pres. fFalll: Miss Galbreath. Adviser: Gene Wilson, Pres. CFal1 and Springl: Agnes Dougherty, Co-Pres. fSpringl: Mary Margaret Iones, Sec. fSpringJ: Bill Minnich, Treas. lSpringJ. lean Whitlock, Lottie June Smith, Lonette Wyrick, Elizabeth Money, Shirley Chambers, Virnita Lee, Peggy Humley, Iean Gregg, Norma Strong. Jimmy Cate. lack Gray, Fred Hoelce, Rose D'1-lrmand, Frederick Kitts, lane Patrick, Pauline Buhl, Pat Peterson, Doris Ousley. Barbara Wallin, Hugh Gilmore, Betty Reid Hale, Earl Hillen, Marilyn Cross. Not Pictured: Betty Greene, Russell Leake. Everett Greenlee, Billy Ennies, Lee Stiles. X I sf Q f 9 sS?1fL6!e1fLf W, ozfmci Helen E. Galbreath, Advisor .1231 Members lst Row: 2nd Row 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: Members ,Awa- USHER SQUAD Pictured: Russell Leake, Miss Galbreath, Earl Hillen. Betty Reid Hale Bob Betts. Troy Belle Lane, Georgia Lee Weaver, Mary Ruth Holt, Oneita Phillips. Bill Reade. Mildred Rubenstein, Ioe Loy, Barbara Parker, Lonette Wyrick, loe Cunningham, Ioan Hodges. Fred Kitts, loe Kasser. Katherine Kolter. Fred Hoeke. Sam Lutz, Robert Schneiteman, Robert Aug, lay Honningsworth. Not Pictured: Iack Center. Hubert Edwards, Charles Francis, Lois Wood, Ioan Allen, Lottie Iune Smith. Oneada Croley, Barbara Charlton, Roberta Crawley, Russell Bridges. , U if X xx kk ,Q 2 , G W 5 1 , x X 4 v f, S: ,f gum, , .ix ATNIS AND ACHIEVENIENTS ofthe lfmzfolf' Q C2055 To maintain in schools a junior division to give boys and girls practice in the duties of good citizenship, to develop their social outlook, and to provide means whereby they may express their patriotism constructively and participate in all Red Cross work appro- priate to their ages and abilities, is the purpose of the lunior Red Cross. An important phase of student activity at Knoxville l-ligh School since its founding in l9l7-has been the lunior Red Cross. Under the supervision of Miss Allie Vaught, the lil-lS chapter, with a l00 per cent enrollment for the past three years, has done important work, local, national, and international. The outstanding achievement of the lunior Red Cross this year has been the adoption and maintenance of an eleven year old Dutch girl and a five year old French boy through the Foster Parent Plan. The student themselves contribute S30 monthly toward the support of these children. Also the Kl-lS chapter has sent 1905 pounds of clothing to France alone, l800 to Europe, and 298 to Russia. Over 2000 cans of food have been contributed for the food drive for European peoples. A great deal of work has been done by the KHS lunior Red Cross for soldiers and vet- erans. Many items have been sent to veteran hospitals and canteens including 100 pairs of mules, 200 overseas bags, made by the Home Economics department under the supervision of Miss Guerrant Tatem, l50 toothbrushes for handiwork, etc. for recuperating veterans. To the canteens have been sent cookies, magazines, comic books, playing cards, and other gifts for soldiers. The Art Department, under Miss Virginia Parker's supervision, has made Christ- mas, Mother's Day, and Easter Cards, among other items, for veterans in hospitals. On the local scene the lunior Red Cross has not been negligent, but has been one of the active agencies in Knoxville doing charitable work. Especially at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas has this been true when baskets of food were distributed to the needy, and when Christ- mas stockings were filled and distributed to nursery school children, and presents were sent to the local Bed Cross Canteen for soldiers. At this time, the chapter packed and sent Christ- mas boxes overseas from all the city schools. Salvage drives were an important work of the Red Cross during the war, but even in this past year of peace, it has collected five tons of paper and eleven barrels of tin. The let- down in the spirit of giving which resulted after the war little affected the group at KHS this year. A complete list of all the work and activities of the lunior Red Cross here would require too much space, but by this brief summary one can easily see the wonderful job being done by this group, and what a great showing they are making for Knoxville High School. omior 10055 Y r MISS ALLIE VAUGHT 1 Supervise: CHESTER WOOD FRANCES MCQUEEN Vice-President, Spring 1946 President. Spring 1946 GLENN WALTON MARY FULTON Vice-President Fall. 1945 President, Full 1945 OUR ADOPTED CHILDREN MICHEL GOYAT ELSIE CLASSEN PAUL SIMON French Dutch French ULlfLi0lf' Q 6055 lst Row: Glenn Walton, Vice-President, Fall '45: Mary Fulton, Presiden t, Fall '45: Frances McQueen, Secretary, Fall '45, President '45: Chester Wood, Treasurer, Fall '45, ViceAPresident, '4S. 2nd Row: Muriel Iohnson, Typist, Fall '45: I. W. Underwood, Treasurer, '46: Betty Lou Walker, Volunteer Worker, Fall '45 Secretary, '46. Volunteer Workers: Grd Row: Lucinda Walker, Spring '46: Mary Charlotte Swann, Fall '45 and Spring '46. 4th Row: Martha Lynn Bondurant, Fall '45: Connie Fowler, Fall '45, Patricia Rainey, Fall '45, .' . Q5 Sw W V Q, if ww My .!6fL0xuifL ,gzhnoli gang Adi5fanf5 Supervisor-Mrs. Iohnston IRIS LEE WELLS BETTY IO CAMERON FRANCES EMERT IANE ANN GILES CHRISTINE KNOUFF IEAN BIGLER BETTY MCBRYANT MARY CHARLES IARNAGIN CONNIE PEHRIN MURIEI. IOHNSON ANNA MAE LAWSON MARTHA ARNOLD Wafionaf ,Manor ,Sbcielfg RC. Ot f1cers President Gene Switzer Vice-President Sonja Lunoe Secretary lane Dore Treasurer Dorothy Wallace Members Bill Alexander, Helen Armstrong, Mary Lou Amold, Buddy Bacon, Harriet Bibb, Martha Lynn Bondurant, Wanda Bracken, Bob Coe, Carol Cowan, Iohn Cruze, Iohn 'Dallas, Dolores Ann Davis, Dorothy Doyle, Fritz Eakin, Cecil Egerton, Mary lean Fairfield, Cornelia Fowler, Mary Fulton, George Glover, Ted Haase, Betty Hall, Van Court Hare, Thomas Harrison, Mary Ann Hoiierbert, Helen Humphreys, Mary Charles Iarnagin, Muriel Iohn son, Fred Keller, Grady Kimsey, Anna Mae Lawson, Sarah Lowry, Mildred McNeil, Ierome Mueller, Anna Lou Ousley, Eugene Parsons, Edith Pickell, Matt Prince, Patricia Rainey, David Robinson, Betty Shelton, Shirley Shel- ton, Shirley Sherfey, Sadie Sise, lames Snyder, Carolyn Stubley, Bill Underwood. Helen Watson, Georgia Weaver, Diana Wiersema, Iris Lee Welles, Iames Wight, Virginia Arnold, Zoe Dooley, Henry Moyers, Robert Aug, Kath- erine Everett, Estine Fox, Naomi Fry, Iane Godfrey, Sylvia Hamilton, Betty lean Hood, Betty Keck, Charlotte Key, Geraldine Roach, lean Ward, Agnes Dougherty, Iames Eckel, Mary Ann Ellis, Anne Fowler, Vernette Han- natord, Louis Hoskins, Barbara Satterfield, Sara Sliger, Iohanna Stratton, Walter DeVau1t, Sue Ketauver, O. K. McConnell, Sara McKinney, Searle McMurry, Connie Perrin, Harold Pittman, Norma Strong, Charles Thigpen Frances Trumbull, Mary Ann Walker. cjlie agzfacfenf cjefgowhyo Officers, Spring Term, 194-6 President-Cecil Egerton Assistant Pianistiloan Petree Vice-President-Fred Hovey S0119 L9C1d9f-VVGHST Maples Secretary-Lib Coward Assistant Song Leader-Ioyce Smith Assistant Secretary-Harriet Bibb Program Chairman-Anna Lou Carr Treasurer-Mary Margaret Iones Social Chairman-Maxine Rhodes Pianist-Gene Alexander Publicity Chairmanelztama Greenlee Members lst Row: Maxine Rhodes, Iune Kirkland, Doris Le-May, Io Ann Petree, Mary Margaret jones, Anna Lou Carr, Lib Coward, Harriet Bibb, Mrs. Charles Groh, Advisor. 2nd Row: Virginia Doyal, Carolyn Parker, Barbara Tapp, Iune Miller, Betty Clements, Bob Hewgley, Cecil Egerton. 31 Row: Frances Maxwell, Katherine Stooksbury, Lennis Winchester, Barbara Wichser, Savannah Helms, Ella Faye Hewett, Betty Headrick, Melvin Bryan, Wallace McClure, 4th Row: Marguerite Pack, Betty lo Parks, lean Fielden, Betty McNeil, Estella Cate, Betty Lou Walker, Sara Gentry, Katherine Davis, Randall Sumner, loe Peacock, Robert Farrar. 5th Row: Reba Claiborne, Velva Rhodes, Frances Floyd, Virginia Underwood, loan Coleman, Virginia Bogart, Helen Montzoores, Mary Hamilton, lean Vineyard, Rama Greenlee, Robert Columber, 6th Row: lack Houston, Roy McCoy, Edwin Nine, Randall Shew, Bobby Poynter, Wilma Brayles, Annie Ruth Boothe, Voncile Wilson, Ruth Longmie Harold Faulkner, Gerald Booker, lames Wight, Charles Walker, Walter Maples. Members Not Pictured: Mickey McDonald, Sammy DeBord, Ioyce Smith, C. I. Moore, Caro' lyn Pipkin, Frances Iohnson, Lottie Iune Smith, David Moody, Ruth Drinnen, Iune Cravens, Elizabeth Hooper, Fred Hovey, Anne lrwin, Barbara Iefireys, Ieane Iones, Harry Turner, Donald Hancock, Tommy Woods, Gene Alexander, Ralph Dunn, Paul Adcock. Officers: Social Chairman. 121122011 'LB Affiliated with Science Clubs of America Mary Ann Hotierbert: Secretary and Treasurer. Edith Pickell: President. Nancy King: Vice- W President. Don Whaley. Program Chairman, Bill Hamilton. lsi Row: 2nd Row: 3rd How: 4th Row: Members TRI LGEO 0ClET Mary Nell Irwin. Elizabeth Hancock, Margaret Hulfaker, Georgia Lee Weaver. Katherine Kolter, Carolyn Pipkin, Mary Sue Wright, Naoma Frei. Billie Johnston, Iune Goldsmith. Barbara Carr. Gavin Gentry. Betty Reid Hale. Niota Elliott, Diane Wiersma. Carolyn Harvey. Miss Gladys Million. Advisor. James Bresnahan. Sanford Singer. Earl Hillen, Leonard Shagan, Bill Simmons. Charles Francis. Bill Farr. Not Pictured: Eric Chazen, Iohn Devine. Mary Ann Hofierbert. Bill Hogan. Alex Murray, Glenda Pipkin, Barbara Wallin. lean Whitlock. -Yfaiwmmalzf zmimfvaumnf ,, ,aa 'mmm wax. jig SMCA CM The Sketch Club, with Miss Virginia Parker as Advisor, has its regular meetings on the first and third Thursday of the month. Members of the club sketch various things which are dis- cussed for good and bad qualities and a vote is taken to determine the best. A record of the points given for the best sketches is kept to create rivalry among the members. Aside from sketching, the club visits and discusses the art exhibits at the Knoxville Art Center and the Audigier Gallery at the University of Tennes- see. The officers and members of the club are: Molly Benson, Presidentp Pearl Hovater, Vice- Presidentg Lonette Wyrick, Secretary, lone Sat- terfield, Treasurer, loyce Goodland, Dot McGill, Betty Myers, Betty lune Nichols, Peggy Bumley and Barbara Whitaker. Wafionaf ,Arif Jqonor ,ggciefy The National Art Honor Society stands for highest achievement in the field of art. The members, and their interests are as follows: Sonia Lunoe looks to a future of interior decorat- ing. Mary Ann Ellis is studying portraiture. Peg- gy Bumley prefers water coloring. Betty Myers likes to work with ink. Ieannie Sunstrom plans to be a fashion designer. Dorothy Wallace likes to use Water color. Lonette Wyrick finds play- ing with pastels a real pleasure. Grady Kimsey likes to work with water color on very original ideas. He plans to be an architect. lean Meyer plans ot career of commercial art. Gene Wardell would like to be a cartoonist. Mary Miller Wal- lace would like to be a fashion designer. Peggy Bradley prefers magazine illustration. Q wimelflfed President Susy Henry Social Chairman Llll-T. Beity Epps Vice-President i ii?.? lane Farris Publicity Chairman ?T?T.. Darsie Foster Secretary Ioyce Ford Serqeani-ai-Arms l.. Virginia Thorpe Treasurer Bobbie Pless f ws wnwfu-ww wuwiwfmewmaw Jima, Aswan, uw .I M imma! wx. xmmemw M sim! V f 5 I gl f Z S f z Q Z X a S n gf ? 1 5 if 22 5 SZ 7 Z '-gwgr' ' awwsm SWA 2Q:,Q.gY:,z?,L, Q Q -E IST. SU T90 T y cmd Secretcu' Eckel, eS Chairman: Iam roqram ident and P S IE Beeler. vice-p ma, president: Bob Se Wier C1119 e: Di 1' s of the Stamp Club cr el' Offic , , fm, ','t'f ,Mr fl 1 W We . .M ing KLA Officers President Bill Baies Vice-President Ed Roehi Secretary Lib Money Treasurer Carol Weaver Historian Rose d'Arrnand Program Chairman Iohn Trent Typist Ioan Greenway Co-Typist Barbara Rhea Advisor Miss Iessie Dempster Q . ',g ' H ! Q 7 Y ,- s .x.. X. n X ,, w,,.,.0-04's wrt W' f JA. 5m0Ag ovmfailft ing In 1937, a group of Knoxville High School students got together and founded the lr. Smoky Mountains Hiking Club. Under the able leadership of Miss Iessie Dempster, enrollment has claimbed by leaps and bounds from the original number of 82 to 300 members, making it the largest club at high school. Before the war, members rode to the mountains in trucks, paying a fixed rate for each trip. Due to inability of obtaining transportation facilities during the war, however, mountain hikes Were discontinued. and members hiked in and near town. Cessation of hostilities finds the Smoky Mountaineers eagerly tramping mountain trails again, and in such greater number than before that Trailways buses have to be used to convey them all back and forth. f S ,sc W . , r t t s t N ,7-. :qw , X .qf x 1' gn, 1 ' ' x Z' N 5 ,1- ,- gfvfo, ,' X 4: ,iq XXX XX , ,RRS . :fy xgf. X , 'SPY 1 X , XX ' X X X X X 1 nx 5 X- , X XSXX -XXX ,,,gXiyXXA. Q X-f'X T,fLX'fX 1, XXX. ' g XXX Q XXX XX XX x .Ny f -X4 HXXXQX X Q -51X A X xx: Sei S X X .X X Q, X XX X X., . 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V XX. .1 f X X X 1 ongrafnfafiond CHAASS eM5 ilif 1946 Mary Q A You Young Men And Wlomen A .uf 'Y J, 'Vx X Madhq Cochr UID i 'i . . fr, V ,VA ,vb i5,5!,?V 1Yg,j,,VL4 V 1911! 42' ff-1,1 if M , 1 Martha Affflskon AY, ,,,f-- Barbdffi slag Are The Future of A Better America Tomorrow Being intensely interested in the youth ot America and the place you hold in the future of our country, we are endeavoring to help in as many ways as possible to further your progress. Pictured on this page are a few of your group who are taking advantage of the program of distri- butive education. They work with us - eam money and gain experi- ence and school credit. They are part of George's family! Hats oft to all of you and the best ot luck to each and everyone! 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For any turtlner intorrnation Visit the United States Army Recruit- inq Station, 4l5 Fidelity' Bankers Trust Building, Knoxville, Tenn. lVl0DEL LAUNDRY -Cleaners ogem my CLJVLQPJ 50 lid' You can. Never before-maybe never again- will you have this chance to go to a university, busi- ness or trade school free. Three years service in the New Army will make you eligible for 48 months of education at the college of your choice. The gov- ernment allows you up to S500 for the ordinary school year covering tuition, books, laboratory fees -everything. Every month, you will get a check for S65 -.T-90 if you are married -to help pay living expenses. Add it up: three years in the New Army packed with education, travel, adventure, training. Then you're but three years older, ma- tured, experienced, in perfect health and your col- lege education is waiting. This is one of your gov- ernment's methods of building a better America -- a plan backed by every educator in the nation. Your planning for your future is as close as your nearest Army recruiting office where trained and experi- enced personnel will be happy to give you all the information. S500 a year for tuition fees ' Up to S90 a month for living expenses WASHING TIRE REPAIRING A. B. ROACH Lubrication Experts Phone 2-9445 5th Ave. and Gay St. Knoxville, Tenn. FURNITURE Compliments I HOUSEWARES of I I HARDWARE K ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I a 0 I RADIOS I - 00DRUFF'S C8 GQQWQ 414 Gay St. Knoxville SKEET TALLENT STUDIO V'CT STUBES SUPER MARKET S Y Opposite Tennessee Theatre erve OUISQH and Save Knoxville 10. Tenn. Easy Shopping' NO Waiting 2000 Magnolia Fine Portraits-School Annuals 1 Phone 3-6621 Kelly Springfield Tires Exide Batteries TIRE SERVICE - EIETH 81 GAY Tom Armstrong-Harold Vcmderpoole Gasoline - Washing - Grecrsing . igzop mf 25204104 AW! 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