Knoxville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1947 volume:

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Manager Ad Solicitor IOHN DEVINE ,,,,,,., ,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,, A d Solicitor JAMES MONTGOMERY ,,,,,,,. Iunior Bus. Manager GERALDINE ELLIS . ,,,,..,,. ,, ,.,,, Publicity BETTY LOU WALKER . ,.,,, ,,,, P uhlicity BETTY MYERS ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,. Publicity sry, . pl- 11 , , S ofa 'CL Member ' ml' Southern Qu U- 4 Q - lnierscholastic ,qw 2, NS Press ga J'-S' Assugxv Association -q.. . 5 1. 'w -Q. ...af M ' .M aiu. M-......w .. ff' 4 rk 5 1 I fn - 1 . I O r .f ' N f 3, ,,,-A. M -. Y .L ,, Y A -gp 4 'KW Ngkx , ,, ,QM xg ,,,...v,,...ovf1f S ii S if 1 sw f H .. S max Q., ',,,,,,,pg xr' ,Qu-smux 4 U 1 X if? x A imxraf J 1 x 51,5 S X A M K .ww 'KN , M 175 ' ' V ' lv. , 4 .. ' -f l! if A vi Q X :g s t X ' A ., .' ' - - A vs A W 459- ' .. ' E E Q H . ,.,, ..., Q ..,..., z ' B F? 4a-i f ' - ' f I h-,- ' 54. fc - . . - .,,.: '- '- if My N ,. .. A .-. 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We, the statt of the l947 Trojan, pause here to pay tribute to his lofty ideals that have inspired in us a respect for thinqs spiritual, and a fuller understaridinq ot the value of constructive ettort. S C H O O L B O H R D BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATORS Left to Right-Dr. Graeme Canning, vice-president: Hon. Hoyle Campbell treasurer: Superintendent Thomas C. Prince: Hon. Forrest Andrews. presi- dent: Business Manager E. L. Adcock: Dr. Iohn D. Moore, member: Mrs Ralph Frost. secretary. Hcknowledgement To H112 Love Mr. R. E. C. Love, Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys A good principal is more than a disciplinary officer. l-le is an example. a guiding influence upon whose excellent judgment rests the moulding of to- morrow's citizens. We feel that we are fortunate in having such a leader. His friendliness and understanding attitude have been of immeasurable value to us. Therefore we pause here to show him our gratitude, Hcknowledgement To Illiss Horton MISS EDITH HORTON, Dean of Girls Miss Edith Horton, the beloved Dean ot Girls, has always been more than an adviser to us. Her gracious manner and sparkling personality have helped us to maintain the hiah ideals upon which was laid the foundation of Ameri- can education. x gg. Q Kiwi? 3,5 .nl ,Q ., , A 3 -v . , , , '-,- I gsggp'fi1 g 5 .g':l'95,Q ,wiggx if W P K iff? .S iff NJ 51 'Eff QQ A-5 filwfk ? ,Cf ff, ' 129-,,3, . , ,W ' .Wm hw, in wk ,513 5 xi n ,xx Q :Xb W 1 gifmf X 3,2-55 ' 4 .,.. , , 1 gg? . .E MA ? N Q' , . A9 we Ng a T5 - Nw. ,ii ' X 1' 5 K ,KK 'I 2 RSA' A wg? M Q L V K, , N5 rf V . Y? M 5 ik- 'X if Q' ' I f fl X Q ' f X Y' .JT W- 5' Q Q A .M A 11 3 Q :-:f: f:.:' 9 Ax Q y X, ' 1 A, , A gil bf' ff -5 . xx f' NJ 'fx f fx Awgfvw QA i, H jf- .1-X .' . W .QW ' A 1 'S N , Y Pas ,SY 'VTVQ vi ,Akfk,Aj'J.1yx. ,' fir Iii'-,FXR 'f fx A A ' ii it 'L J' 'R ix 1 2 . 5 . 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X X N , f if ,w, 1 if N 5 ,wws Wm X ef V49 Aw 1 ? by ui' ...gm- M 'f.,A,..n , f'?Xgf Q N E KX .r Q 5 i 5 A rf 1' Q A Q IIISIIIORIHL TO HHCHIIIHD W'e honor the memory of George M. Hack- man. George loved humanity. He served his fellow-mon. He was or friend to dll. He did cr noble service. He Wors our pdl. orries an for W X XX 2511?-i W' X 'f N' G f Q X X 4 n 4 f W Z L A1 ' f' fy KX ---1,1-, J .- 5 13 , f 1 f Z X X r ARMA w Px X iid w U E 1 Q M J A X Oxy! I X X ff' XX --- hx Af Q f A '-Rx fw XA X Q 5. K' xg G ll' Senior Class Hdvisor MR. COLBERT PETREE SGIIIOR OFFICERS BAXTER RAGSDALE DELZIA FRITTS Vice-President Secretary I ACK MORGAN President BILL BROOME CHRISTINE LUTTRELL Treasurer Publicity ALTERNATES COII1II1EI1'1CE'2II1E211Tr SPGHKG RS PRINCIPALS Charlotte Key Walter Felix Naomi Frei Searle McMurry Robert Aug Sylvia Hamilton Ioan Edtngton George Moss MADELINE ADAMS SPENCER ADKIN GENE ALEXANDER French Club. Girls' Glee Club, Cheerleader l2B. IOAN ALLEN ROBERT ALLEN Sgt. Co. B 78B-A, Hiking Club 12B-A, Cl2H22Oll 12B- A. VICTOR ALLEN IAMIE ANDERSON Senior cheerleader. H i k i n g Club. IOE ARMSTRONG Football, l0B: Hi-Y, 10-12: Track Team, ll-12: Rifle Team. ll-12: Masquers, llB, llA: Thespians, l2B, l2A: 2nd Li., ROTC, l2B, 12A. PATSY ARNHART MARTHA ARTHUR KATHRYN ARNWINE BARBARA ASTON Monitor, l0B: Library Assisi- ani. l0B, llA: Office Assist- ant, l2B: Girl Reserves. 10B-A: Hiking Club. 10B-A: Vice-Pres., Library Club. llB. ALNJUIJLI L flux: Treas. Student Council, l2B: Chm. Lost 6 Found, 12A-B: lst Lt. ROTC B Co.: Com- mencement Speaker: Boys State Representtaive, 1946: National Honor Society: Pres. Science Club: Pres. French Club: Usher Squad, IIB: Football, IDA: War Stamp Representtaive. 1 PAUL AYCOCK Football, '44-'45: Track, 1945: Hi-Y. GORDON BAYLESS DOROTHY BAILEY ANNE BAKER Group ll: Vice-Pres. Group 12, Thespians: Pres. French Club, 12 GLEN BAKER KENNETH BAKER MARIAN BAKER Red Cross Rep. 10B-A: Girl Reserves, 10B-I IA: C h oi r IIB-IZA: Choir Sec. Soprano Capt. l2B: National Honor Society 12B-12A LOUIS BALL First Lt. i.n Band: President of Thespians: President, Or- chestra: President, National Honor Society. NATHAN BALLARD NICK BALLIS ALLAN BARTLETT IOHN BOSSON HERBERT BELL GERALD BELLAMY IIM BELLOWS Second Lt. D. CompGI1Y MOLLY BENSON President Sketch Club: P-TA Council: Hiking Club. BOB BETTS Class Officer, llth Grade: Nat. Honor Society. 'KP' IEAN BIGLER DAVID BISHOP DAVID BITTLE BARBARA BLANKENSHIP Blue 6, White Staff, ll-12: Hall Monitor, 10-11: Hiking Club, 10: Group Officer, 10, ll: Chemistry Club, 12: Bas- ketball, 10-11: Library Asst. Girl Reserves 10: P-TA Coun- cil: Girls' Glee Club: Annual Staff. DeLANCE BLEVIN S EDN A BOGGS ANNIE RUTH BOOTH KATHERINE BOLTON CLARENCE BOWLES BETTY BRACKETT MARIE BRADLEY MARTHA BRADY Choir President. 12B: Glee Club President, llB and llA: Writers' Club President, l2B: Assistant Editor of 1947 Tro- ian: Assistant Music Director of 1946 Troian: Managing Editor of Blue 6 White, l2B: Quill 6 Scroll Member: Latin Club Member: Ir. Town Meet- ing of the Air Member: Hik- ing Club: Glee Club Accom- panist: Group Oflicer. 10-ll: Girl Reserves Member, ll: Gym Squad Leader. 10B-l IB: Hall Monitor, 10: Trialqeo So- ciety. DELORES BRICHETTO IOHN BRICHETTO Hi k i n g Club: Hi-Y: Sgt., ROTC x WILLA DEAN BRIDGES HELEN BROOKS BARBARA BROOME BILL BROOME Capt. Co. C , 1946-47: Mem- ber Hi-Y, 10-12: President in llA: Rifle Team. IIA-l2A: President of Iunior Class: Treasurer of Senior Class. BOB BROOME DAVID BROWN HARRY BROWN VIRGINIA BROWN Commercial Club, Second Vice-President oi Group. WILMA BROYLES BARBARA BRYAN Red Cross Rep. l0B-A: Hik- ing Club, 10B-A: Girl Re- serves, IDB-A: Glee Club, 10A-l2B: Choir, l1B-l2A. MELVIN BRYAN President, Student Council: Hall Monitor, l0A-l lA7 Moni- tor Chmn., l2B: Hiking Club: Riding Club: Literary Editor of T'roian': Hi-Y Member, ll-12: Red Cross Rep., 10A- l2B: Blue 6: White Rep., llA: Tech. Sgt., ROTC. IOHN BURNETTE IOHN BURNETTE CAROL BURNS Thespicrns IOHN BURTON MARTHA BUSH HUGH BUTCHER INA FAY BYOUS Blue 6 White Staff: B. 6. W. Representative: Group Presi- dent: Riding Club President: Red Cross Rep.: Masquers. HOWARD BYRD MARIORIE CABLE EVERETT CAMPANELLI HUGH CAMPBELL ROBERT CARPENTER ANNA LOU CARR Hall Monitor: Program Direc- tor. Girl Reserves: Red Cross Rep.: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Volley Ball Team. LORENE CARROLL Girl Reserves. 10B-A: mercial Club, 12B-A. LLOYD CARTER BILL CARTWRIGHT BOBBY CASH Com CORNELIA CATE ESTELLA CATE GLENN CATE IIMMY CATE SHIRLEY CHAMBERS BETTY CHANDLER Hon. Lt. Colonel: Glee Club: Hiking Club. BARBARA CLARK BETTY ANN CLEMENS Thespians: Hiking Club: Red Cross Rep. MARTHA CLEVENGER BOB COCHRAN Assistant Sports Editor. Blue 6 White: Basketball. 10. ll. 12. ELIZABETH COCKRUM Corr. Sec., Commercial Club. 12B-A: Girls' Glee Club. RICHARD COCKRUM LOUIS COKER ROTC Glee Club, 10 and 12: Choir, ll and 12. MARTHA IANE COLLINS MARY COLLINS O GEORGIA COLQUITT BILL CONSTANTINE ALLIE COOPER IAMES COOPER BILL CORNWELL Group Officer, 10-12: Foot- ball. I0 - 12: Track, 10 - 12: President Hi-Y, l0B: Rifle Team, 12: Choir Officer. ll: ROTC Officer, 12. DORIS CROUCH GWEN COULTER HILDA COULTER Thespicms: Choir OWEN COURTNEY MILDRED COWDEN DAVID COYNER Hi-Y Hiking Club ALBERT CRAIG FRANK CRAWFORD ONEADA CROLEY Treasurer, Commercial Club BOB CROSBY CHARLOTTE CRUZE 1 IM CUNNINGHAM BUDDY CURETON Choir, 1lB-12A: ROTC Glee Club. 10-12: Second Lt., C Co., ROTC. HUGH DANCE Football, 10-12: Basketball. 10-12. HUGH DANCE ROSE d'ARMAND Feature Editor, Blue 6 White: Hiking Club, 10B-l2A: Riding Club, llB-l2A: Honor Mem- ber of Student Council, llA: Aedile, Latin Club: Chef des programmes, French Club: Writers' Club: Hall Monitor, IIB: Trialgeo Society, l0B. LOREN A DAVIDSON BILLY DAVIS IANE DAVIS Hiking Club, 10A-l2B: Hon. Band, ll: Group Officer. 11B- 1215: ROTC Glee Club, 1213. KATHERINE DAVIS NORMA DAVIS Group Officer, 10-12: Hiking Club. 10: ROTC Glee Club, 12: Hon. Capt. Co. D. CHARLOTTE DEITCH Orchestra, 10 - 12: Literary lC1u.b, 10-A: Girl Reserves. 10B-1 IB. IOE DEMPSTER Capt. Co. B Y--2----- -v .--v-.1 J... ROTC Glee Club, 11 and 12: Choir, 12: Hi-Y, 10-12: Nc:- tional Honor Society, 11-12: Second Lt., Stcxfi. ROTC, 12: President, Group 12: Hiking Club. 10. I OAN DIEHL Secy., Group 10-ll: Vice- President, Group 12: French Club, 12: Sponsor. Co. A, 12: Student Council, 10A: ROTC Glee Club, 12 Iunior Class Officer. DOLORES DOBBS Choir, 11-12 Glee Club, 10-12 IOHNNY DOOLEY Band, 10B-A: Track, 12A: Hik- ing Club, 10A: Football, 1944- 1945. ZOE DOOLEY VIRGINIA DOYAL Vice-President, Student Fel- lowship Club, 11B: Girls' Glee Club, 12: Usher Squad, 12. 'BETTY DOYLE RUTH DRINNEN Girl Reserves. 10B-12A: Hik- ing Club. 12: Choir, 11B-12A. ANNA ZOE DUNCAN Girl Reserve. llB: Red Cross Rep.. l2B: Glee Club. llA: Commercial Club. 12: Choir. 12. IAMES DUNFORD PEGGY DUNSMORE BILL DUPES 1 IOAN EDINGTON National Honor Society: Hik- lug Club: Treas.. Hhespians: Commencement speaker. HELEN ELKINS Commercial Club NIOTA ELLIOTT Girl Reserves, 10A and 1lA: Y-Teens. President. 12: Trial- geo Society. ll-12: Science Club. Treasurer. 12: Group Officer. l0A-l2A: Library As- sistant, 10-12: Winner of Dan- forth Award. GERALDINE ELLIS Hiking Club. 10: Annual Staff FRANCES EMERT National Honor Society: Bank Assistant: Commercial Club, 12A. MILDRED EVANS Secy. Group. 10: Hiking Club: Pres., Girl Reserves. ll: Publicity Chm., Y-Teens. 12. CHARLOTTE EVANS KATHARINE ANN EVERETT Society. Fashion Editor of Blue 6. White : National Honor Society: Writers' Club: Latin Club. ANDY EMERT ARNELL FARRAR Hi-Y: ROTC Glee Club: Group Officer. GEORGE FAWVER Orchestra. IUB- l2A: ROTC Glee Club. 12: Sgt.. Band. WALTER FELIX Commencement Speaker HOWARD FERGUSON BOB FERGUSON BILL FLETCHER DOT FOSTER Blue 6. White Reporter: Hall Monitor. ll: Hiking Club. 10: Group Officer. 10-12: Student Council. IOA: Basketball. 10- ll. RHEA FONDE NORMAN FOURMAN NORMA FOUST Commercial Club, 12: Bank Assistant, 12. ESTINE FOX N a tio n al Honor Society: Commercial Club: C h o ir: Girls' Glee Club. IUANITA FRAKER CHARLES FRANCIS NAOMI FREI Girl Reserves. l0B: Trialqeo Society, ll-12: French Club: National Honor Society: Glee Club, ll: Choir: Commence- ment Speaker. DELZIA FRITTS IEAN FIELDEN Commercial Club: Student Fellowship Club BETTE GARBER SARA GENTRY National Honor Society: Fea- ture Writer. Blue 6. White: French Club: Spanish Club: Student Fellowship Club: Girls' Glee Club: Hiking Club: Girl Reserves. IANE GODFREY IOYCE GOODLIN IOHN GREEN ROTC Glee Club, ll: Track. 10-12: Hiking Club. KATHRYN GREENE MARY LYNN GREENE BOBBY HALL BETTY HAMILTON National Honor Society: An- nual Staff. CHARLES HAMILTON Track, ll-12: Basketball, 11- 12A: Choir. 12: ROTC Glee ROTC. SYLVIA HAMILTON National Honor Society: Na- tional Thespian Honor So- cie ty: Commencenment Speaker. ARLENE HAMMETT DONALD HANCOCK HARVEY HANKINS BETTY HARBISON CHARLES HARDIN MARIORIE HARMON WALTER HARMON. IR. Co-Captain, 1947 Track team: Sgt., ROTC: Decathlon Team. GERRIE HARRIS Hiking Club: Girls' Glee Club: B. 6. W. Rep.: Group Secy. HAYWOOD HARRIS News and Copy Editor. Blue and White Staff: National Flonor Society: Hi-Y, 10-12: French Club Latin Club: Red Cross Rep., 11A. RUBY IEAN HARRIS National Honor Society: Or- chestra. ANNE SCOTT HARRISON Sponsor. ROTC Staff: Blue 6: White Staff. FAYE HARRISON EDNA HATCHER Choir, 11 and 12: Glee Club: Group President, 10: Group Officer, 11-12: Hiking Club. WANDA HATCHER GERALDINE HATFIELD GEORGE HAUTI-IER PEGGY HAYES MAXIN E HAYS BETTY HEADRICK BETTIE HEISKELL SAVANNAH HELMS IAMES HENSON OLOF HELTON ROBERT G. HEWGLEY Football, 10: Hi-Y President, 10A-l2B: Spanish Club, 12: Student Fellowship Club, ll. IUANITA HICKMAN Girl Reserves, 10-ll: Science Club: French Club: Hiking Club. FRANCES HICKS Choir, ll-12: Spanish Club, 12. IUANITA HICKS Student Council DAVID HIGH Student Council, 9A, 10B. 10A, llB, 11A. IACK HINDS Cheerleder, 1946: Hi-Y, 1944- '45: Choir, 1946: ROTC Glee Club. 1944-'45. Club, 1944-'45: ROTC, 1945- 1946. BETTY IEAN HOOD Cl2H220ll Club, 10A-12A: Hall Monitor, ll: National Honor Society, 11A-l2A: Group Officer, 10A-l1B: Ir. P-TA Council, 11A: Girl Re- serves, llA: Student Coun- cil Co-President, l2A: Winner of Student Council Honor Pin, l2B. BILL HOOD Rifle Team HENRY HOOD ROTC Glee Club, 11 CARL VAN HOOZIER CECIL HOUSER PEARL HOVATER Sketch Club LEIGH HOWERTON IEAN HULL Hiking Club: Group Officer. 1944-5-6-7: Girls' Sports Edi- tor. Blue 6. White Staff: Girl Reserves. BETTY HUMAN NANCY HU NN ICUTT Hiking Club: Group Officer. 1 94 4-5-6-7. WANDA HUNT ROSA MAE HOUSTON HERBERT IDOL SHIRLEY ISBELL Group Officer: Hiking Club, 1944-5-6-7. MARGARET ANN IAEGER Girl Reserves, 10-11: Glee Club, 9B-10A: Latin Club, 9B-10A: Hiking Club, 10B-A: Choir, 12: ROTC Glee Club, Asst. Accompanist, 12: Asst. Editor, 1947 Troian : Swim Team. 12: Riding Club, 11-12: Gym Squad Leader, 11: Group P-TA Rep., ll - 12: Swimeties, 11-12: Masquers. ll-12. RANDALL IENNINGS MARY IANE IOHNSON BILLIE JOHNSTON 1ACK D. IOHNSON Track, 10A-l2A: Hi-Y, 10B- 1 IB: First Li., Co. D, : Cheer- leader, 11B-A: Head Cheer- leader, 12B-A: Choir, 10-11: ROTC Glee Club, 10B-l1A: Hiking Club, 10B-A. IAMES IOHNSON LEONARD JOHNSON STEVE IOHNSON Hiking Club: 2nd Lt., ROTC - Band. CLYDE IONES IEANE IONES Glee Club, 10B-1 IB: Choir, 1 1-A-l2A: Secretary, Choir. 12B. OLIVER IONES Football, 1944-1946: Hiking Club: Riding Club: Track, 1946. MITCHELL IOYN ER Annual Stall: Rifle Tedlxli Spanish Club: Lt., Co. A- IEAN KANE BETTY KECK SUE KEFAUVER Treasurer, National Honor Society, GERALD KELLEY PAUL KENT BONNIE KENNEDY BILL KEY CHARLOTTE KEY Trialgeo Society, 10: Group Officer, 10, ll: Thespians: Hiking Club: National Honor Society: Writers' Club: Con- sul oI Latin Club: Publicity Chairman, Orchestra: Swim- ming Team: Commencement Speaker. PEGGY KILPATRICK FRITTS KING FRANCES KING Choir Editor of Blue 6. White: Hi-Y. 10B-12A, President. Spanish Club: French Club. Latin Club: Master Sgt.. ROTC Staff: ROTC Glee Club. 10B- llB: Member Quill and Scroll. GROVER KIRK BARBARA KENNEDY FELICIA KUHLMAN LELA LADD WALLACE LADD BARBARA LOVE IACK LANE TROY BELLE LANE Masquers: Orchestra: Hiking Club: Soloist: Choir: Girls' Glee Club. 10 and 11: Usher Squad. BILL LAWHON ROTC Glee Club. 11B-IZA: Choir: Second Lt., Co. B : Hall Monitor, 10: Hi-Y. 12. PRISCILLA LEACH ROBERT E. LEE Business Manager. Troian. 1946-47. Asst. Business Man- ager. Blue 6. White, l2: Na- tional Honor Society: Group Officer. 10-ll: Sudent Coun- cil. l0A: Hall Monitor, 10. ll: Moming Monitor. ll: Library Monitor. 11: Member Quill and Scroll: Sgt.. Co. C. Holder oi Danforth Award. VIRN ITA LEE Student Council: Masquers, Swimming Team: H i k i n q Club. IRVING LEEDS LOUISE LEINART ERIC LENSGRAF MARY ELLEN LIGHT Blue 6: White: Commercial Club: Orchestra, 10B-A: Red Cross Representative, 10B-A. BETTY LIPPNER fi ,453 'r Q CHARLOTTE LOCKE National Honor Society: Pub- licity Chairman, Commercial Club. ROGER LOCKHART ROTC Glee Club, ll: Choir RUTH LONGMIRE RALPH LONGMIRE IOAN LONG Glee Club, 10: Choir Cap- tain llB-12B: Hiking Club, IZB: Taunt Mieux French Club, 12. LOUISE LOY ZEN OBIA LOWREY Band Maiorette: Girls' Glee Club: Spanish Club. CHRISTINE LUTTRELL Vice-President Iunior Class: Publicity Chm. Senior Class: Hiking Club: Choir: Blue 6. White Reporter. EVELYN LYLE MILDRED LYNCH PATRICIA LYNCH BOBBIE MacPHERSON Hiking Club: Masquers: Girl Reserves, 10: Troian Staff. LESTER MADISON Hiking Club: Choir: Glee Club, Hi-Y. BOB MALONEY PAULINE MANIS WALTER MAPLES ROTC Glee Club: Choir STANLEY MARCOVITCH Science Honor Group ll: Na- tional H o n o r Society, 12: ROTC Band. BETTY MARCUM National Honor Society: Or chestra: Cl2H220ll Club: Ir Town Meeting of the Air. GERALDINE MARTIN BRUCE MARTIN MARGIE MARTIN IOYCE MATTHEWS Hiking Club. 10: A n n u al Staff. IIM MCAFEE Football. Hi-Y. First Sgt.. Co. llC.ll NANCY MCCLARY CLYDE CAMPBELL O. K. MCCONNELL National Honor Society: Sec- ond Lt., Co. D : President. Stamp Club: Monitor System. ROY McCOY RALPH MCCROSKEY ROTC Glee Club: Sports Edi- tor. Annual, 1947: Quill and Scroll, 1947: Trialgeo Society. 1947. LEON MCELYEA ROTC Glee Club: Annual Staff, 1947. BETTY MCGINNIS HELEN MCGINNIS CAROLYN MCGHEE GRACE MCGOLDRICK BETTY IANE MCMAHAN SEARLE McMURRY Choir: ROTC Glee Club: Lt.. Co. B : Thespians: Hi-Y: Hiking Club. 10: President. National Honor Society. l2B fMember IIN: Editor 1947 Speaker: Member Quill 6. Scroll. BETTY MCNEIL HERBERT MEYER Lt., ROTC Staff: Hi-Y: Na- tional Honor Society. ALBERT MILLER Thespians: Masquers: Track Team. ll: President of Group I l. LOYE MILLER First Sgt.. Co. B : National Honor Society MI-IRI!-IN MILLER Honorray Captain, ROTC Co. C : Blue 6 White Reporter: National Honor Society. BILL MINNICH Fall President. Student Coun- cil: Spring Treasurer. Stu- dent Council: Squad Sgt.. Co. HAYWARD MIXON GENE MONEY HELEN MONTZOORAS Hiking Club: National Honor Society: Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Hall Monitor. LLOYD MONTG OMERY TAYLOR MOORE Lt. Col. ROTC, 12: Hi-Y: Rifle Team: Choir. GEORGE MOSS Hiking Club: 2nd Lt., ROTC Band: Drum Maior, 12: Group President, 12: Commence- ment Speaker. IEAN MOYERS BETTY MYERS Annual Staff IACK MORGAN President Senior Class: Sec- retary Iunior Class: President of Hi-Y, Spring Term: Platoon Sgt.. Co. C : Masquers: Thespians: Stamp Club. HERBERT NEFF BETTY NEUBERT CHARLES NEWMAN RUSSELL NEWMAN Business Manager, Blue G White Sgt., Co. D : Member Quill 6 Scroll. CATHERINE NEWTON MARGARET NINE ARVID NYSTROM HUGH NYSTROM BARBARA NANCE BETTY OGDEN Blue 6 White Reporter: Na- tional Honor Society: Latin Club: French Club: Writers' Club: Monitor: Blue 6. White Representative, 10: Hiking Club, 10. WENDELL OGLE Second Lt., ROTC Stcdi IOYCE OLDHAM Hiking Club Girls Glee Club: Masquers. I1-XNE OLIVER ODESSA OPENBRIER WANDA OTTINGER Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club: Red Cross Representa- tive. CECELIA O'BRIANT Blue 6: White Staff. A. E. PAINTER Lt., Co. B. BARBARA PALMER Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. PEGGY PALMER PEGGY PARKER PAYE VAN PELT IOHN PENDLETON Choir Soloist. CONNIE PERRIN Blue 6: White Representative. 10: Bank Assistant, ll, 12: National Honor Society. MARY PERRY MARY RUTH PETERS DON PETERSON IO ANN PETREE Choir: Girls: Glee Club: Stu- dent Fellowship Club, ll. BILL PHIFER President Choir, l2A. ARTHUR PICKLE Hi-Y GENE PIERCE IACK PIERCE BART PITTMAN ROTC Maior: National Hon- or Society IACK POE I. B. POLAND Choir n GENE PORTWOOD IAMES PRENDERGAST ROTC Glee Club: Hi-Y. nual Staff. IERRY PRESSLY PATRICIA PRICE MARY PRINCE MAVIS PROVINCE DOROTHY PADGETT Red Cross Rep., l0B: P-TA Rep.. ll: Commercial Club. BAXTER RAGSDALE Thespian, 10A-l2B: Hi-Y. 10. 12: Vice-President of Senior Class. WANDA RAINES FRANK RAY Co. ROTC: Sketch Club: Publicity 6 Social Director: National Beta Club IIM REDDEN Co. ROTC Glee Club: Sgt., A Co.: Second Bass. Captain in Choir: Member of KHS Octette. LOIS REED Choir FLEIVLING l1hI:LUl:..l'l Second Lt., Co. D. ROTC: Military and Asst. Feature Editor of Blue 6: White: Hik- ing Club: Treasurer Sr. Hi-Y Club: Track Team. ll-12. CHRISTINE RENEAU Hall Monitor. 10, ll, 12: Com- mercial Club. BARBARA RHEA Hiking Club. 10. ll, 12: Girl Reserve, 12 :Red Cross Rep- resentative, 10. JACK RHEA FRANK RICHMOND GERALDINE ROACH Thespians: National Honor Society. HELEN ROACH ELIZABETH ROACH MARY ELIZABETH ROCHAT BETTY ROEHL EDWARD ROEHL Hi-Y, 10: Sec.-Treas., 11. 12: Hiking Club. 10. 11: Vice. Pres., 12. BERNICE ROGERS LOUCRETTA ROGERS IUNE KIRKLAND CAROLYN ROREX HELEN ROSE PEGGY RUMBLEY Co-Pres. of Student Council: National Art Honor Society: Group President, 11B: Dele- gate to Student Govt. Con- vention: Holder oi French Medal. PAUL RUSH Sgt., ROTC Co. A : Hiking Club: ROTC Glee Club. DOROTHY RUTHERFORD Hiking Club, 10. IIMMY RYMER Baritone in Choir HELEN SARTAIN IONE SATTERFIELD Sec. of Sketch Club: Com- mercial Club: Hiking Club: Girl Reserves: Bank Assist- dnt. IENN IE SEATON ARDENIA SELLERS FEAN SEWELL MARY FRANCES SEXTON ROBERT SCHNEITMAN DAVID SHEA BETTY IO SHELDON Girl Reserves. 10-ll. MARGIE SHOEMAKER Girl Reserves. 10: Feature Editor, Blue G White: Liter- ary Editor, Troian : Hiking Club: Masquers: Writers' Club. GARLAND SHRADER DICK SIMPSON BETTY LOUISE SMITH EVERETT SMITH IACK SMITH Choir LOTTIE IUNE SMITH RUTH SMITH DON SNODDY 2nd Lt., 12: Group President 12. I. N. STANDIFER ROTC Glee Club: ROTC Staff: Monitor, IIA: Blue 6. White Representative. 10. ELIZABETH STEELE BETTY LYNN SMITH MARY STOOKSBURY PATSY STRONG Choir 12 RANDALL SUMNER BARBARA SANDBURG Hiking Club, 12: Commercial Club. 12: Maquers. llB-llA: Girl Reserves. ELIZABETH SWABE MARY CHARLOTTE SWAN Choir Accompanist, ll - 12: Girls' Glee Club Accompa- nist, 10. MISSIE SWANN NANCY STERCHI Sponsor Co. B, ROTC: Blue 6: White Staff: Junior Class Cheerleader. MARY STUART NORMA STONG Riding Club: Hiking Club: National Honor Society. BETTY TALLENT Commercial Club BARBARA TAPP VIVIAN TAYLOR Blue 6 White CHARLES THIGPEN Assistant Business Manager of Troian, 1946-47: Class President, l0B: Honor Soci- ety, ll, 12: Quill 6, Scroll, 12. PAUL THOMAS BETTY THRELKELD Library Assistant, 11A: Girl Reserves: Office Assistant, 12: Monitor 10B-llB. JOYCE TINNEL VIVIAN TINN ELL BARBARA TIPTON l l EAN TITTLE Band Sponsor: National Hon- or Society DOROTHY TOMPKINS BILL TOWN SEND Vice.-President of Cl2H220ll Club: Hiking Club: First Sgt. Band. IOHN TRENT - Capt. of Co. D. BETTY TROUTMAN FRANCES TURNBULL NATALIE UMBARGER BETTY UMBARGER I. W. UNDERWOOD LILLARD UNDERWOOD VIRGINIA UNDERWOOD KATHERINE VANDERGRIFF RUTH VANDERGRIFF FRANK VEAL BQWALDEN BILL WEAVER CAROL WEAVER CLYDE WEBB BETTY WELLS THELMA WEST ANN WILKES VONCILE WILSON MURIEL WINICK BOB WHITE BOB WHITE DOLORES WHITESIDE IANE WHITAKER BARBARA WHITAKER SAM WOODY BETTY WRIGHT BETTY LOU WALKER Ir. Red Cross Rep.. llA: Hik- ing Club: Publicity Director of Troian. MARY ANN WALKER Treas. of Hiking Club: Na- tional Honor Society: Aedile. Latin Club. CHARLOTTE WALKUP VIRGINIA WALTERS IEAN WARD Orchestra: National Honor Society. IOHN WARD First Lt., C Co. TACK WATSON KEN WATSON BARBARA WARWICK LONETTE WYRICK Sketch Club, 11: Annual Staff, ll, 12: Usher Squad, ll: National Art Honor So- ciety: Student Council. llB: Student Council Secy.. 12. MARTHA WYLIE IACK WRIGHT RALPH WALDRON SHARON WADDELL French Club: Vice-President. 12: News Editor of Blue 6 White: Latin Club, 12: Hiking Club. KENNETH WHITE BETTY YARNELL Triczlgeo. 12: Girl Reserves. ll: Y-Teens, 12. VERNON YOUNG TACK ESCHMAN GENE EDMONDS F o o tb a ll 1945-47: Choir Officer. IUILL HIID TGSTHMEIHT We, the Senior Class of Knoxville High School, of this year of one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven, being of sound l?l mind, make this, our last will and testament, hereby annulling all previous documents made by us. We, the Senior Class, bequeath our ability to not lyuk, yukl get caught wandering through the halls by Miss tBring 'Um Back Alivel Coen to any Iunior dumb enough to try it. We, the doodlers of the Senior Class, leave our priceless CNobody 'el buy 'eml masterpieces in our textbooks to the Seniors who succeed us. We, the students at table five, third period, do leave to Major lpardon. Colonel, suhl Lowery tafter tests, better known as Yard-Birdl the formula for our luck in almost, but not quite Cwe still keep our fingers crossedl, blowing up the chemistry lab to be held for the use of future chemists. We, the everlasting gum chewers of the Senior Class, leave our chews, parked in various and sundry places, to Roy Conner and his Heirs. We, the Senior Class, although we don't want to, find that we must leave Knoxville High this Iune to the love and care of the luniors. To Mr. Montgomery, may we of the Trojan staff, leave, with all our heartfelt sympathy, the future annuals that will have to be put out. We, the undersigned, set our hand and seal in witness hereof, this second day of Ianuary, nineteen hundred and forty-seven. SENIOR CLASS OF '47. Witnesses: SEARLE MCMURRY MARTHA BRADY MARGARET ANN IAEGER HISTORY OF I'I.H.S. The present Knoxville High School building was completed in 19105 teachers and pupils marched over in a body to occupy the new plant. Up to that time Boyd School, near the Daylight Building, was the only high school in Knoxville, and it was called the girls' high school because most of the boys in the city attended a private boys' school called Baker-Himel. Although leading Knoxville citizens argued that the High School was much too large when finished, it was completely filled in a few yearsp two separate additions and the gymnasium across the street have been added since that time. The attendance increased from 600 to a peak of 2300 as the full four-year high school continued in this building. As junior highs were built, the ninth year was retained in these buildings: and the enrollment in the last three years ttenth, eleventh, twelfthl at Knoxville High School dropped to a normal of around 1800. The school has always developed and maintained a broad, comprehensive program in its regular curriculum. Extra-curricular activities have been encouraged, and the tendency is for them to develop into the curricular. Physical education, the R. O. T. C., the band, chorus, orchestra, dra- matics and art work illustrate the gradual evolution from the extra curricular to the curricular. Strictly extra-curricula activities are the Student Council, the Blue and White publication, the Trojan, athletics, Kiking Club, Stamp Club, Hi- Y, Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts, Riding Club, Chess Club and subject clubs such as Trialego, commercial, Latin, French, Writers', Spanish, Ir. Town Meeting of the Air, science, home economics and many others. We have a strong faculty, all holding B.A. degrees and most of them the Master's degree. We have been accredited by the Southern Association since l9l4y we have always been accredited by the State Department since the State started to exercise direct control over the city school. W. E. EVANS. MEIIIORIHL TO SEIRVICECIIIEZD Iames G. Allen Iohn I. Angle Wesley Hughes Baker Frank Ball Iohn G. Banner Iames Barrickman Karl P. Baum Ir. Iames Peters Belvin William R. Best Edward Bissell Walter Blaufeld Grady H. Blazier William Bonner Nicholls W. Bowden. Ir. Robert Brooks Robert L. Browder Leonard M. Brown Sam Wright Brown Walter E. Burnett Iohn T. Byerly Herman C. Carey W. T. Chandler Iohnny Childress Charles R. Clarke Wyman K. Clark Shelley C. Coffey Hector Coffin William F. Collingsworth Richard H. Colvin Matt L. Coward David M. Coulter Bruce Cox Howard Cox Herbert L. Davis Walter E. Davis William T. Dalton Warren DeMarcus Walter Dooley Nonnan C. Draper Willard C. Dyer Charles B. Easley Sam L. Ellis Karl R. Elza William Essex I. A. Fine Iohn E. Fine Iames Foley Fred Ford Walter A. Ford Roscoe L. Fortner Phillip Francis Paul A. Freels Richard L. Furgerson Charles N. Gentry Fred Geyer Iames D. Gilbert Lloyd C. Goolsbe Ioseph G. Halliburton Charles Elmer Haney Cecil M. Henley Earl H. Henry Karl K. Hicks Charles R. Hudson Claude K. Huffman Iames C. Hull Albert Hurst Iames E. Hurst N. T. Iames. Ir. Edward Ford Iohnson Hugh I. Iones. Ir. Richard Iulian William Killian George W. Kelly D. C. Key Millard I. Klein I. V. Ledgerwood Iohn Lily George Lindley Almer D. Lister I. Lester Llewellyn Iames D. Long Van G. Love. Ir. Iames W. Martin William Edward Minton Troy A. Monday Kyle C. Moore Alva C. Murphy Calvin Murphy Iames A. Murrian. Ir Raymond McElyea Charles McElyea Herbert Newman Frank S. Norris Ralph H. Nunn S. L. Ogden. Curtis Parker Roy Parker . Wayne Parkey. Ir. Henry C. Patrick. III Ross W. Perrin Lambeth A. Phifer Carl E. Pierce Sam K. Prater George I. Pratt Robert H. Rimmer Billy W. Roberts Iohnston F. Roberts. Ill Iohn A. Roberts Harry Ruth Mack Sanders I. Marvin Sink. Ir. Kenneth L. Smith Kenneth Snyder Iames M. Still Willaford Swann Ben H. Testerman Iohn A. Thomas Harry C. Tonkin Harris Tucker Willis Tucker Iack L. Waller Charles R. Ware Earl Ware Harry R. Wayland Harold White Ioseph Woodruff Ray Worsham Charles R. Wright. Ir. VEITGRHIIS IIOIU HTTEIIDIDG K. H. S. David Abbed Iack Baird Glen Baker William Constantine Jack Pierce William Piper Clarence A. Young Iames Arnold Iames A. Glenning Victor Allen Rutherford Atchley Richard Lahmcxn Gerald Bellamy 'QX x X Q it E ifinx ,E A kgjiffu xx J ' e 94. 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A GUN -.ff V ffmm N .ff FIRST ROW-Doris Kohler, Gerry Landress, Doris Iune Large, Iuanita King, lean Lebow, Martha Kitts, Betty lane Kimble, Amo Ledgerwood. SECOND ROW-Betty lean Kinett, Betty Ruth Lindsey, Betty Le wis, Mrs. Iohnson, Io Ann Kennedy, Barbara lane Kidd, Margaret Long. THIRD ROW-lack Lennon, Frederick Kitts, Iaclc Llewellyn, Hugh Little, William Lindsey, Hugh Large, lack Kidwell. JUDIORS FIRST ROW-Ianie Rogers, Elizabeth Rudder. Ellen Sample, Shirley Robinson, Ross Rule, Bobbie Robertson, Betty Roberts. SECOND ROW-Carolyn Roos, Harriett Rowntree, Ioyce Robinson, Dorothy Sandberg, Bobbie Rollinqs, lean Robey, Betty Renfro. THIRD ROW-Ioe Rhodes, Bill Reade, Iames Sanders. George Samuel, Iohn Saylors, Kenneth Reed. Allred Robinson. FOURTH ROW-Bill Schriver, Bob Riggins. Paul Rush, Don Reed, Fred Repass. r -s,.d'+ - X! ,yn-v ' Q t -u FIRST ROW-Margaret Tutterow. Betty Ann Walker. Evelyn Ulnderwood. Betty Lou Vaughn, Delmas Vaughn. Ieanne Vesser. Alma Vandergritt. Wilma Walker, Ianice Turner. SECOND ROW---Mildred Walker. Minna Sue Watson. Betty Wa llace, Charles Walker, Dale Umbarger, Edgar Whittaker, Barbra Whitaker. Barbara Walker. Anne Webster. THIRD ROW-Frances Ward. Joe Vasey, Billie lean Wade. Iim Underwood, Bill Underwood, Fred Wallace. FOURTH ROW-Ora Wells, Frank Vincent, Iimmy West, Neil W alker. Eugene Waller. Iohn Van Pelt, Ralph Vola. FIRST ROW-Io Ann Orr, Margaret Newman. Betty O'Brien. Iune Parrish. Dorris Ousley. Ioanna Myers. Martha Mynatt. SECOND ROW-Imogene Myers. Willie Mae Mowery. Dorothy Ogle, Miss Million. Betty Ann Nichols, Peggy Moulton. Io Murphy. THIRD ROW-Iohn Morsch, H. C. Norris. Carl O'Baugh. I. D. Parker, Robert Neyland. Roy Odum. FOURTH ROW-lack Parker. Frank Moyers. Carroll Moses, A1 ex MurruYf Iames Motes. James NiPPer. Andy Myers. f n Q- ng 45' .'lll'3 -,mr ..f-,fe-X ,ff .T .....-..-.. Ann ...Q-.....,....,.. 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Richard Johnson. Beverly SOPHOIIIOREIS FIRST ROW--Nean Moody. Patsy Miller. Hazel Miller, Ianie Miller, Barbara Manis, Omega Kelly. Cora Kinnie, lean Knight. Mary Lou Iulian. Lucille Larue. Ida Iayne Kelly. Mary Lucille Iulian. Mary Iordan. SECOND ROW-Mary Malcolm. Juanita Miller. Ada Ladd. Betty Lee King. Bobbie Iean Lane. Sarah Keqley, Wilma Kirby, Kathleen Kitts. Betty Keller. Peggy Keough. Peggy Kellen. THIRD ROW-Iohn Devine. Betty Moore. Inell Lynch. Hazel Malone. Mariorie Meeks, Betty Io Monday, Barbara Kirby. Mrs. Kelly. Martha Iones. Robert Iones. Billy Laing. FOURTH ROW-Warren Keller. Venita Miller. Ioyce Mehafiey. Bobbie Keck, Oscar King. Clyde Lalren. Ierome Ierniqan. Billy Kirk. Bobbie Kelling. lack Lane. FIFTH ROW-Billy Keebler. Charles Miles. Iames McNew. Bobby Mease. Frank McCarty. Tom Mallory. Herbert McPhetridge. Iimmy Morgan. Allen McNutt. Maurice Martin. Neil Martin. lim Moncier. Hgh . . '-n X ff N fxf ,v w....f Q5 QfJt6l!6di' W ig! illee W ,B won Ender! Lee? U THE TROJHN . Q 1 SEARLE MCMURRY ROBERT E. LEE Ediior-In-Chief Business Manager EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS HEADS LITERARY AND MAKE-UP SPORTS AND PUBLICITY STHFF MARTHA BRADY MARGARET IAEGER MELVIN BRYAN CHARLES THIGPEN Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Literary Editor Assistant Bus. Mgr. BETTY HAMILTON PEGGY KILPATRICK BOBBIE MacPHERSON LESLIE MAE HAMMER MARGIE SHOEMAKER Senior Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Iunior Editor Literary Editor LEON McELYEA IIM MONTGOMERY MITCHELL IOYNER CECELIA O'BRYANT LONETTE WYRICK Sports Editor Iunior Bus. Mgr. Ad Solicitor Literary Editor Art Editor BETTY MARCUM BETTY LOU WALKER BETTY MYERS BARBARA WHITAKER JAMES PRENDERGAST Literary Editor Publicity Publicity Senior Editor Sports Editor E' H-,331 J'L fb.. 5'-sam! 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Ni' ' A . ' ' 'W,f5Fsa5M 4 ' we .W , . 5 Y w 1 is 1 Q Q' I F vw 65 '-'Wm my xx Qwa ffigw' 1 X - A new ...N 5' W 'R f Q www 'K . W aqv ., M, 1' 1 W3 N S iv W V 1 0. eg. , 1 Q S. 0 ififiwr X , . U S l wxg Q. ,.,, , 4? 1 an 42 K! A X, -. is as gwm ,vp Q - P M-, in e Y . if Q ,K gf BQ sp 5 xx 1. ,Ne Y if A ygc f Q, '!Q? ' QE 6 'X ww In X 49 5. A Q , A wg H , Q A. , N 31 4? Xi 'I Sf. Y in 5 2 5 1 f I is ' sw , wi I Q fix' 1 xy., X - vwww Q N is UDITED STI-ITES RESERVE OFFICERS TRHIDIRG 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, Col. R. R. Wood, Maj. E. C. Seeds, Lt. Col. John Moore, Capt. Keller Smith, Major Robert V. Vaupel, and Col. Newman R. Burns, the present Professor of Military Science and Tactics. In the three-year course in high school R. O. T. C., the cadet receives instruction in many fields. These include: Close order drill, tactics of war, military courtesy, health, discipline, and organization. Furthermore, the R. O. T. C. strives to instill in each cadet the soldierly virtues of team work, self-control, and leadership. The rifle marksmanship 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 neigh- boring schools and organizations and placed first in the Seventh Army match. The school can well be proud of its fine rifle team, unquestionably one of the finest 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. On 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 firs 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 Cadet Officer the American Daughters of the Revolution awards the Sponsor's Medal, and to the best-drilled cadet in each company goes the News-Sentinel Medal. K' f f' N fx fx A qw 'X fx F 'X rx fx H7101 A Wy Pg 'W f ,N ff A f, ' s'-N N mx I fx 'NI 'N f5 I f5 'N fx' fx 'N A ,N ' f' A IX 5 ' 'N IN ' 'N A A 1 A A , 'N A 'X A F fx so KN FT Q, fN 'A A - ' f' A ,- FNV ,-N O A f- ,I A A A kv fx A fx ,7 f A 4, ,K 5 A fx A A '7 XUA X if W 'V f- A N f- A A X X ww A 5 f ,- , H A 'T A - ' 'N f ' 1 f X ' A 'l A 0, N fx X Q - 1 W Q f A A ,W , A QL ,M 4 ll! ' -4- 'nw S if 1 X 1 O 5 4 MM XX ll V . K0- xy ff Nkxx- If ' 4. S X 7 45 Z xxx f ..1. X f Tlx l.J.1riel1 T 1 .fb TROJHI1 COHCHGS Troian Coaches: B. E. Sharp, Sum Iones, Casey Stephenson and Buford Bible SEASON RESULTS KHS Opponents 20 - Middiesboro - - - - 7 34 - Eiizabethion - - 13 34 - Iohnson City - O 41 - Stair - - - 7 27 - Memphis Tech - O 14 - Younq - - - 6 20 - Kinqsport - - 12 39 M Rule - U 13 - Miami - - - 14 46 - Oak Ridqe - 7 33 - Morristown 5 7 - Central - 7 328 79 IAMES GUS SEIBER, End-Co-captain and rugged end, Iames Seiber was named on the All-City and the All- State elevens. Big Gus, playing his second year on the first string, was rough and ready for anything. Seiber, the fair-haired boy who caught the tying touchdown pass in the Central game, may be seen next year catch- ing passes for the Vols. CAPTAIN IOE BLACK, Guard-The stocky little captain was a big gun in our forward wall this year. Although small, he proved to be mighty. Litt1e Ice led our team to one of the most successful seasons yet. He was a swell captain and plays ball equally as well. Q wig W. C. COOPER, Back- Dub is consid- ered one of the finest all-around backs in the South. Through his excellent passing and superb running he made All-City, All-East Tennnessee. All- State, and All-Southern. Now he is looking forward to a berth with Ney- land at the Hill. microns TOMMY SLACK. Back--Slack is one of the boys who helped the way for Dub. His educated toe seldom tailed to kick the pigskin over the goal. He also snagged his toe into a scholar- ship at the University of Tennessee. Q4 v f 2s ' Q, 5 'y f 3353? KM:- . S ., ' ff 55 1 4, gf, if-':Wr.s. F x -25 N it f K K vxg Q ' X ff' Wag H if pg . X .L 3 . .,. 55 4 S sl 2 A in if X,:a'7qwm Hmzisb ki ,igi 5 1 Q' -.. sf 19 Q X if Q 4 s!'QL. Q' QS kids g ra Q . M...,,,, a wiv., gg 'NWS 1 Q na. Wm 1 I ff is 2 jim ., f' ' if ef? Q, THE! 1946 TROJHI1 SQUHD FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Samuel lnklebarq Tony Black George Samuel Ioe Cook Edward Edmonds Roberi Neyland lack Lennon lim Bunch Iohn Creech SECOND ROW. LEFT Iames Nipper Tom Penland lames Seiber Andy Myers Ioe Black Bob White Bill Pavlis Iames Iohnson Paul Sanders Frank Lee Tom Mcllllry THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Flowers George Calloway Emmitl Adkins Roberi Wriqhl Bill Cornwell Hugh Dance Charles Iohnson Tommy Slack Charles Troulman Bob Riggins lack Dance FOURTH ROW. LEF Dennis Babb David Brown Bill Stewart Bill Cox Iames McCorkle Eugene Edmonds Oliver Iones Charley Tarver Ralph Porter PAUL RED SANDERS, End-Red held down the left flank ot the Troian line in fine style for the third consecutive year. He was also among the All- City and All-East Tennessee elevens. His absence will be felt on next year's team. BOB WHITE, Center-Bobbie. one oi the smallest men on the team, made up for his size with bone-crushing tackles and plenty of guts. Whitey, known for his aggressiveness in backing up the line, helped save more than one ball game. RGSUIDEI The K.H.S. Trojans welcomed Coach Sam Jones back from the Army with a 20-7 triumph over Middlesboro, Ky. The next win came over Elizabethton. Elizabethton proved to have a strong running attack and if time had not run out, the half-time score could easily have been 15-13 instead of 15-6. The Trojans came back to score 20 points while Elizabethton was scoring 7. giving the Trojans a final advantage of 34-13. The next week, the boys in blue journeyed to .lonhson City and brought home a 34-0 victory. Next was Stair Tech which succumbed to the devasting power of the Trojans by a score of 41-7. Cooper and company got some sweet revenge by trouncing Memphis Tech 27.0. The next game proved to be a thriller. Cooper passed and ran brilliantly and was assisted by good blockin gand pass receiving. The Trojans defensive power showed itself here as they stopped Youngs four times inside the Trojan's 20 yard line. The journey south of the river proved quite successful as the Trojans were the winners, 14-6. The Kinrspurt Indians came south featuring a powerful running and passing game built around All-Southern Cecil Puckett. They were knocked off their No. 1 rating in the state by a hunch of Trojans, who refused to be awed hy all the press notices. Every boy in this game was a star. The most outstanding, being Cooper, Gordon, Seiber, White, Slack, Meyers. Pavleis, and others too numerous to mention. who stopped Kingsport cold and opened big holes for the backs to run through to win 20-12. The Trojans warmed up for their trip to Miami by stoppin: Rule's Ken Pruitt for a 39-0 victory. Miami! Girle! Ocean Breezes! Yes. that came next for the Trojans, also their first defeat by a score of 14-13. The Miami Hi Hurricane was completely outplayed all during the game. but managed to bolt the Tennesseans on the four yard line to protect their one point margin to bolt the Tennesseans on the four yard line to protect their one point margin of victory. On returning from Miami, the Trojans defeated Oak Ridge 46-7 and Morristown 33-6, while getting ready for the Central game on Thanksgiving. The City-County game! The highlight of the season. This game did prove to be the hirhlight of the season, too, with the Bobcats turning in their best performance of the year. The Trojans missed their best opportunity to score in the first period when a fumble lost 15 yards and the Bobcats took over. The Bobcats scored early in the second quarter and passed for the point on a beautifully executed pass play from Beeler to Sherrod. The third quarter was mostly offense for Central and defense for the Trojans. No scoring took place. The fourth quarter, the Trojans came to life and after holding the Bobcats for downs on their own six inch line. took the ball and drove 99 yards, 7 ft. and 6 inches for a touchdown. Cooper's passing and running featured the drive. The pass received of Hughie Dance and his two beautiful laterals carried the ball full into Central territory. The scoring play came on a beautifully executed play with Cooper, escaping the Central offense, and throwing the ball over into Seiber's waitin! arms. Slack converted for the 27th time and the game was tied at 7-7. Central then began a drive which took them to Knoxville's 10 yd. line, but the Trojans again held them, and Father Time ended the contest. Thus ended a highly successful season for the Trojans. The squad was filled with boys who had the true Trojan spirit and did not know the word, quit. May they always employ these same principles as they :zo through life that they did on the gridiron. Success only comes from clean. hard play, which is learned in sports and can he well ap- plied to our daily life. Stars are too numerous to mention and it would he unfair to some if any names were used here, as some of the most valuable boys never receive any glory. All of them contributed something worthwhile to the squad, led by Capt. Joe Black and Alt. Capt. James Seiber. By CASEY STEPHENSON ANDY MYERS. Tackle- Big Sid, one of the fastest linemen for his size i210 poundsl. played outstanding games throughout the year. His superb tackles and fast rushing helped win many cr ball game. He was the only Iunior on the starting eleven. Due to his outstanding play and leader- ship ability, he was chosen Captain for the 1947 season. BILL GREEK PAVLIS, Guard-Greek. playing under the handicap of a broken arm, turned in stellar perform- ances throughout the season, espe- cially during the Central game. The stocky little guard was named on the All-City team lor the second con- secutive season. . t r XV :Rx IAMES IOHNSON. Tackle-An unsung hero who was one of the main cogs in the forward line. His excellent blocking and tackling helped the backs plunge through to the goal. A fine fellow and a good sport. ,gt , ww -r r ess HUGH DANCE, Back - The handsome. dark-skinned wingback was one of the mainstays of the team. Hugh stepped into iniured Hymie Gordon's shoes, and filled them amply. Besides being a ileetfooted reverse man, he was a pass snatchin' fool. CHARLIE IOHNSON, Back-Charlie could always be depended on to bull his way through the opponents' line. He consistently showed the power and drive which are necessary to make a good back. He'll be here with the pep and punch next year. , L. 1 v 5 l 2 I i I Y f x gl 3 Q vz ,ai I pw , 5 I Q ,Q K , A , X S 2 f -1 ' X o 4 6 : f ,gxkk M43 3 23 .W 51, t .......... -- U, , , Q mam ggi w 1, +3 1? I' 3 1 Q yum... hw. 6 ef ,My Y 'T . a , l, Q X .R A . , 'ff A Q X Q Q Q K+' as: r r , wut, 7 9 5 si . A 1 V LKA' ff,':d K: A, p J , 'J Q4 - f :SR fl W' Q NY? Sa xx wwf 1 . V K 3 Q Q -1.:, vm, A , 3 BIBLE ADD HIS PLHCE OF BUSIIIESS CAPTAIN IOE ELDRIDGE Center ALBERT HENSLEY Forward PRESTON MITCHELL Forward HUGH DANCE Guard CHARLES TARVER Guard BOB COCHRAN Guard BIBLEZ'S BOYS FRONT ROW-Presley, Ferguson, Hill, Mcliffry, R. White, W. White. SECOND ROW-Cochran, Mitchell, Iemigan, Babb, Wallace, Fry, Bowles Dance. BACK ROW-Coach Bible, Gordon, Neyland, Allen, Eldridge, Tarver, Hensley, Weathers, Brown, Manager Hamilton. IUIIIIIC-IRS OF THE SCHOOL EIIIBLGIIF' FOR THE YGHR 1945-1946 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 iitteen girls with the highest scores are given the School Emblem. FIRST ROW-Ellen Sample, La Nelle Iones, Iean Head, Nancy Iohnson. Charlotte Deitch, Lottie Iune Smith, Ioyce Oldham. SECOND ROW-Wanda Raines, Allie Iune Cooper. Rose d'Armand, Charlotte Key, Betty Hamilton, Vivian Tinnel. TRHCK TGHII1 L . FIRST ROW-Iackie Poe, Gordan Bayless, Fleming Reeder, Billy Cornwell, Charlie Iohnson, Robert Wright, Roy Wright. SECOND ROW-Coach Sharp: manager Walden, Walter Harmon, Frank Lee, Oliver Iones, Ioe Armstrong, lack Iohnson, Bob Hall, Iohnny Trent, manager Charlie Hamilton, Coach Iones. High Iumper-Iohnson. Relay Team-Roy Wright, Robert Wright, Cornwell, Iohnson. Hurdles-Comwell Weights-Myers lnot picturedl, Lee, Bayless, Comwell, Poe, Aycock lno picturedl, Armstrong, Jones. Distance Runners-Reeder, Trent, Harmon, Hall. DECHTHLOI1 IIIEITGR IIIEIHSUREIS PGIITHLHLOII GVGHTS A new sport in Physical Education classes, called the Pentathlon, has for its purpose a program of tests and measurements. All Physical Education boys do the five events which make up the Pentathlon, and his aggregate score is recorded. This is his Pentathlon score. A team to represent our school will be the five boys with the highest scores in each event. The team score is the aggregate for the five boys in perform- ing this particular event. All records are in feet of elevation and are accurately determined by the hand of the meter which is so calibrated. Bpys are encouraged to perform the operations in good form and long strokes, since it makes a higher score. Ten or more events can be measured by the Decathlon meter. However, we have chosen only five for the Pentathlon. Each measures different muscle groups. The K. H. S. Pentathlon Team is composed of: Iames McCork1e.f1oor dips 43 it. Iames Dance, pull ups 43 W ft. Walter Hannon. supine leg lift 60 ft. W. C. Cooper, Sargent iurnp C63 l2Vz it Buddy Cook. 30 second sprint ttip toel 21 it. TEAM SCORE, 180 Ft. 5 f GIRL'S VOLLEIY BHLL TEIHII1 WINNERS OF IUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT FRONT ROW: Wanda Ottinger, Barbara Carlisle. Capt. Lottie Iune Smith, DotBai1ey,Iean Lebow. SECOND ROW: Oneita Phillips. eVrna Lou Treadway, Betty Reid Hale, Naomi Frei. Barbara Davis, Delores Vaughn I 1 inln .,..,., ..., QV 3? Q gf' I if l.. WINNERS OF IOTH YEAR VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT FRONT RDW: Capt. Carroll Hammond. FRONT ROW: lane Hollingsworth. lane Williams, Barbara Patrick, Clara L. Fletcher. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Bartlett, Olive Bell Hall, Ioyce Trew, Betty Henry. BHSHGTBHLL SCORES PowellsCC C Farragut Lake CHYCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCC ClintonC CC C C CC C Karns C C CC C Frienclsville. C CC CCC Soclcly-Da1syCCC CCCCCC CCCCCCCC Morristown . 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C KATHERINE EVERETT Treasurer LLL...L......W,,.L.,L.LLLLLL Lw,,L.,,,, I OAN EDINGTON Publicity Chairman ,... .. ,C ,, .v....,,, CAROL BURNS Sergeant-At-Arms ......... SEARLE McMURRY IIIEIIIIBEIRS Madeline Adams Gene Alexander Ioe Armstrong Ann Baker Carol Burns Louis Ball Hilda Coulter Peggy Dunsmore Katherine Everett Ioan Edington Albert Miller Searle McMurry lack Morgan Baxter Bagsdale lack Smith lerry Roach Sylvia Hamilton lean Kane Charlotte Key Anne Baxter Baxter Ragsdale Charlotte Key Albert Miller Madeline Adams Ioe Armstrong lame: Hail Gerry Roach Hilda Coulter Sylvia Hamilton lack Morgan Peggy Dunsmore Ge e Alexander THGSPIHIIS The National Thespian Society, with which Knox- ville High School is affiliated, was established in 1929 at Ioan Edington Fairmont State College, Fairmont, Vfest Virginia. The founders were Dr. Paul F. Ogg and Dr. Eark W. Black. The present president of the organization is Earnest Bravely, Who also participated in its founding. The Knoxville High School Chapter, Troupe Number 283, was organized in l935, under the direction of Oscar E. Sams, lr. The present director is Miss Ruby Bird. Carol Bums IIIGIIIBEIRS Anna Lee Bayless Barbara Benziger loe Canaday Ioan Crawford lohn Cullum Sammy DeBord Iohn Devine Betty Epps lames Hail Searle McMuny Bobby Lykens Martha Mynatt Dorris Ousley Pat Petersen Shirley Robinson Patsy Moon lean Kane Pat Petersen John Cullum Iocm Crawiord Sammy DeBord Patsy Moon Shirley Robinson Dorris Ousley Martha Mynatt Iohn Devine Babara Benziqer FIRST HOW-Maryanne Friend, Harriett Rowntree, Ioyce Robinson, Elizabeth Hancock, Margaret Huiiaker, Betty Reid Hale, Miss Bird. SECOND ROW-Ann Collier, Mary Iane Bemey, Barbara Collingsworth, Florence Long, Carolyn Iohnson, Barbara Goodstein. Kathryn Iones, Ioanne Wolford. Mary Anne Fields. THIRD ROW-Sarah Province, Louise Mills, DeLoras Vaughn, LaVaughn. Pulliam, Nina Hondulas, Katherine Doughty, Bill Brice, Bill Field. FOURTH ROW-Edna Gillenwater, Doris Kohler, Fay Robinson, Allred Robinson, Hubert Edwards. oyce Oldham, Mary Lynn Nelson. Ieannette Whitaker. FIFTH ROW-Barbara Charlton, Betty Motes. Doris Cooper. Betty Winiger, Martha Bright. Bobbie McPherson. Margaret Ann Iaeger, Ina Fay Byous. FIRST ROW-Rosemary Fry. Mary Curry. Barbara MacDonald, Bill Farrar. lane Miller. Sam Lutz. Emma, Lou Frankenburq. Betty Dotson. Augusta Watson. Wanda Sparks. SECOND ROW-Betty Nichols, Iudy Pope. Lily Van. Morris. Ioanna Myers. Lucy Moore. Frances Turnbull. Nancy Styles. Betty Styles. Melita Reaqan. Olive Bell Hall. THIRD ROW-Betty Walker. Thelma Whitten. Charlotte Anderson. Phyllis Benson. Ioanne Kennedy. lean Ammons, Peqy Nixon. Billy Bailey. Ioanne Thompson. Rosemary Gentry. Carol Hammond. FOURTH ROW-Mary Williamson. Sarah Spahr. Lane Burton, Mary Anne Lloyd. Hugh Butcher. Dickie Hodges. lamss Montgomery. Roy Biddle. Joanne Iennings. si' fs Ei 6 5figf,. .gi .lf y Wi? Wir f ' 2 X. zzz Q. 55 'jf 6 A-X' Q ff 3'- gi UQ. .2'::b H I' M' ,nw .-...N X .wr , C f Editor Business Manager GEORGE KIRBY RUSSELL NEWMAN BLUE! ann UJHITG Managing Editor Copy Editor News Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor MARTHA BRADY HAYWOOD HARRIS SHARON WADDELL SPEEDY FLOWERS ROSE d'ARMAND Fleming R. E. Katherine Margie Cecila Peggy Reeder Lee Everett Shoemaker O'Briant Dunsmore ag, .vm Dot Barbara Nancy Marian Betty Christine Foster Blankenship Sterchl Miller Chandler Luttrell Ina Muriel Anne Rhea Mary Iohn Byous Winick Harrison Fonde Light Devine The House of Blue 'rx White Give Me Five Minutes More! Keeping Late Hours -aj wa-. 'f x ' -,t s Oll THE ROHD TO FHIIIEI By ROSE dl-XRMAND Impressionistic, funproviding. laugh- provoking, ridiculous are the audience- attracting antics of one Ioe Canaday. enterprising junior who is in a fair way toward making a celebrity of himself with his hilarious interpretations of Spike Iones and Beatrice Kay, platters. Ioe. droll and slow-spoken. sees the whole world through a dolorous eye, and with his slap-stick air, carries off his mimicry, performed by fitting ges- tures and expressions to records played off-stage. with perfect timing and mar- velous interpretation. VW' ,sighs lJl'f'fU.fl f'l'l'5 lit I . I . litH'!lL'H 1111 llllllllfllllllf. yah 'B Cafe 4 Q, 1 K 2 s .1 9 K rrlgfif atg4,Qor4Q -A fi' 'fr' X f -- 5-1 Q Q 'E X 4' A i5,'g'q 11 -6' f 4 .g nf - JN 11 X ' ' Q6 gn 'ii S W, ll' 5 P ig I f 42, Q --xi .2 W A - Tj x J f V In WX ly, NHL g -I 6 Anfjk 7 U r-11:1 JUIIIOR SIIIOHY IIIOUD . . Lx D Siqhted Top: Made Same Mury SPRIIIG HDD FHLL O F F I C E R S S P R I N G Cgve Mt, President DD 77, D .D DD DD D ED ROEI-IL Vice-President DD D DD DAVID COYNER Secretary D D w,,A DD 7,DD,D MARY ANN WALKER Treasurer D D. DD ,,7D,, D DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD CAROL WEAVER Historian D DD DDDD D DDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDD D DDDD D D JOHN ELLIS Proqram Chairman DDDDDD . DDDDDDDD ID D BILL THOMAS Typists: Barbara Rhea, Barbara Sandberg and Iudean Greenway I: A I.. L President DD ,DDD,,,DDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDD I ., DAVID COYNER Sfewin' Vice-President DDDD DD DDDDDDD IOHNNY TRENT Secretary D D DD,,,DDDD DDDDD DDDDD D D CAROL WEAVER Treasurer ,,DD, DDDDD, MARY ANN WALKER Histcrian ,,,D,D,,,,,,,DD DD DD D BILL THOMAS Program Chairman DDDDDDD DD.DD D JACK SMITH Editfyr DD ,,,,, ,,.,, ,,,, D D DD DDDDD DDDD , ROSE d'ARMAND Typist DDDDDD D BARBARA RHEA 2.2 Mi. Gulp! It's Nourishin' THIIIS HIKIIIG CLUB Grub Time MY 500104, 1 TENTH ANNIVERSARY Ten glorious years have passed since the first group of Iunior Smoky Mountain hikers took their first mountain trail. People have come and gone, leaves have fallen and turned to dirt and then to leaves againp memories have been formed of com- radeship, unselfishness, fire-light, and the joy of rol- licking song. Ten years filled with the joy of youth and of the great out-of-doors have, needless to say, accumulated many traditions, lasting friendships, and a wealth of humor singular in itself. Some of those pioneering spirits are still seen around, and Whenever those who know and love Emblem Barefoot Boys the mountains are gathered, they can be found as full of enthusiasm as of those first hikes so many years ago. These people have remained in the fraternity of the great out-of-doors through love of nature, a gen- erous spirit, and genuine appreciation for the man- ner of those who share the trail with eager feet. At the head of all these is a hardy soul with endearing patience and animation so overflowing that our club has becorne the largest in the high school. IESSIE DEMPSTER. Da Bums November Swim l Leg Art The Rock EALL PRESIDENT, ':'-:: ..,, . ::: P-. ,..-:: 2 f SPRING PRESIDENT SENIOR my I E A yy :: : E: EEZ HI-Y are 'fii QII qluzzz ' Bon HEWGLEY ' I Ivnx - JACK MORGAN Baxter Ragsdale Tiny Aycock Vemon Young Haywood Harris Bob Crosby Ioe Dempster Fleming Reeder Bob White Iohn Brichetto Bill Broome Bill Davis Walter DeVault Iames Duniord Amell Farrar Leonard Iohnson Grover Kirk Bill Lawhon Lester Madison Bob Maloney Jimmy McAfee Clyde McCampbel1 Ralph McCroslcey Searle McMurry Herbert Meyer Lloyd Montgomery Arvid Nystrom Hugh Nystrom Iim Prendergast Dick Simpson Don Snoddy Sam Woody George Kirby JUIIIOR HI-Y v'vsw NW, ,W X l - FRONT ROW-Roy Ellis, Buddy Walker, Shirley Smith, Harold Byars, Iimmy Breshanan, Iimmy McAmis. SECOND ROW-Warren Butler, Russell Brown, Gavin Genlry, David McClain, Wade Cummins, Iohn Testerman THIRD ROW-Frank Vincent, Andy Myers, Alex Murray, Coy Collinsworth. SOPHOIIIOREI HI-Y BACK ROW-lim Curr, ohn Culpepper, Allen McNuit, Donnie Gwyn, Fred Dupree, Frank Ellis. SECOND ROW--Newt Cox, Lem Anderson, Warren Keller, Bob Davis, Holt Hoqcm, Kon Barry. Bill Byrd FIRST ROW-Maurice Parker, Ray Byrd, Bill Popeioy, Bucky Slige r, Bill Carson, Bob Rule, Worth Smith. K SI 3 Q :aug Q Qfiffx ,,. Z, A x ...X ,,35,4, I SY? TL B I by o fs U gx KN? Nffufaggfgg X.. 4 u. x 1 f ,1 HQPYSN 55HbW MWb ff fi, -V L 5 S Q S xx Q if A' q 3 , ,Yi M 3 W i F2 1 fl, 2, N Q Y 5 W, W 1 4m.A - LK ' z is , X 6 ,QQ sm F GW W :Ag i S Km W EQFEEWSA A 'x X J - I rx mf WN Zi! A .,,.,. - , X A Yi ,W ,gjggsfi 7 if , 9 M QR ,, . 1 H.H.S. a STU1JEDT'42OIVDCIL OB 1 z D 0 ijt fl' Q BILL MINNICH ROBERT AUG President Q D Treasurer PEGGY RUMBLEY LONETTE WYRICK Co-President Secretary FHLL 1946 FIRST ROW-Melvin Bryan lelected Spring presidentl, Betty lean Hood lelected Spring co-presidentl, Bill Minniih fFall president and Spring treasurerl, Miss Helen E. Galbreath ladviserl, Peggy Rumley lFall co-presidentl, Robert Aug lFall treasurerl, Lonette Wyrick lFall and Spring secretaryl. SECOND ROW-June Goldsmith, Virnita Lee, Io Ann Elston, Virginia Beville. Mary Williamson, Doris Cooper, Lilly Marberry, Dolores Manning. THIRD ROW-Iuanlta Hicks, Betty lean Wells, Maryanne Friend. Betty Wooten, Billie lean Wade, Io Ann Orr, Pauline Buhl, Barbara: Carr. Roy Ellis. FOURTH ROW-Rose d'Armand, Frank Vincent, Ben McMillan, Fred Hoeke, lay Hollinsworth, lim Parsons, Iohn Banks. FIFTH ROW-Iohn Crittenden, Earl Hillen, Robert Schneitman, Hugh Gilmore, Ioe Loy, Billy Byrd, Fred Kitts. K. H. S. STUDGDT COUHCIL r ' t1Lf :ei . 5 3 S M i I Q 61 C06 Q - 4 , Q 2 MET-VIN BRYAN ' l BILL MINNICH Pl'98lde!ll '-, 'Ni 1 A Q D Tfeqs-lugf BETTY HOOD LONETTE WYRICK Co-President Secretary SPRIIIG 1947 H.H.S. HHLL IIIOIIITORS FIRST ROW-Imogene Ray. Hazel Turner. Sam Lutz. Doris Kohler. Mariorie Cable. Melvin Bryan. Bob Fincannon, Barbara Goodstein. Barbara Collinsworth. Carolyn Pierce. Frances Collins. SECOND ROW-lean Black. lack Fincannon. Elizabeth Hooper. Barbara Charlton. Lucy Hall Moore, Carter Hartman. Carolyn Iohnson. Lorene Carroll Barbara Palmer. Opal Hicks. THIRD ROW-Adviser. Helen E. Galbreath. Mary Iett. Iudy Clem. Audrey Flannegan, Mary Longmire. lean Knight. Alein Cerdin. Iewel Bales. Patsy Haqamen, Peggy Gregory. FOURTH ROW-Newton Cox, Bart Pittman, Betty Nichols. Judy Pope Roberta Crawley. Naomi Meadows, Margaret Hutlaker. Betty Reid Hale. Billie lean Wade. Mary lane Williams. Geraldine Britton. FIFTH ROW-O. K. McConnell. Fred Hoeke. Sarah McEver. Carolyn Harvey, Lela Iones, Mary lane Messina, Melita Regan, Betty Styles. Barbara Walker. Roger Lockhart. SIXTH ROW-Ioe Loy. Robert Schneitman. Harry White, Hubert Edwards, lohnny Banks, Bob Forrester, Harvey Hankins. SQ, N mapa ' f Mm e 1 W ff' -', .A , , as iff ' 'S-f X 2 W- .,,. 4035.5 ' Y me ,VK 'K 6 mv if 5 1 o iw f X x sw 23x33 Q -5 33 109' MS wi x K M, .fn-pw Q MSW R ww ' mv sv M M- 34. ' S ,Wi -x Y 'W .- 3115-is sf, W'-'Y + whim QM :W M. if wmiwv - j mu? Q H Q -xww, 'Q' if s if I V Q' 57 u by , .vw x -x fx O . 1 we Bw H.H.S. BHDH HSSISTHIITS Delores Whiteside Mrs. Georgia K. Iohnson Dorothy Tompkins Charlotte Cruze Ruth Smith Elizabeth Roberts Norma I-'oust Christine Reneau Connie Perrin Bobbie Rollinqs Edna Hatcher lone Satterlield Barbara Love Frances Emert CITY CHHIIIPIOIIS SWIIIIIIIIIIG TEIHII1 TOP PICTURE fLefl to Riqhtl Charlotte Key Churchill Drumm Peggy Io Pease Carol Chandler lane Hollingsworth Margaret Ieager Ianie Rogers Ellen Sample Virnita Lee SIDE PICTURE Ianie Rogers Captain Marilyn Cross Co-captain M3 --.,,,, ., , , X F 1 z Q, . I N . .f . 5 ' - A .w4 :.-'f5..i.'f,'f'?Ts.e-Q' .v - N x ,--V' ' f ,Ili s W KA. 5 vi 4 wf Q ,A x S15 x ' S Q65 My - ,, S H is Q x i' Q, W ' :r,g,.a:'-'j.. It X .. A Q ' 'Er if N -Q. A z J' WW A f ,, Ykizgw. . hiya 4157 ,Q wg, , 1 u .x Ein V 6 Gm... --, :sq-an I Q, 'Q ll5Al'lhl K Milk v' 1 , WT v Wg. vlluln 5 f K 5 ,X ,. Vg M-wif' ,k 3, ' - has 3. M f H 1 4 ! 4 gals! F .. .. ..., i NK 5 ,r ii :vw- 1 isi- ,,-S , 9,1 F A , , 5, .e J'- A :EA My Ax p M 'Q , .ffli SSQQWLEQS S .7 DHTIOIIHL HOIIOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW--Betty Keck, Connie Perrin, Katherine Everett, Mary Ann Walker. lean Ward. SECOND ROW-Norma Stonq, Estine Fox, Geraldine Roach, Sue Keiauver, Naomi Frei, Zoe Dooley, Betty lean Hood. THIRD ROW-Bart Pittman, O. K. McConnell, lane Godfrey, Charlotte Key, Walter DeVault, Searle McMurry, Charles Thlgpen IIHTIOIIHL HODOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW-Peggy Rumbley, Lottie Iune Smith, Lonette Wyrick. Betty Wells, Muriel Winnick. SECOND ROW-Mary Elizabeth Rochat. Marian Miller, Ann Wilkes, Helen Montzooras, Mary Charlotte Swann, Christine Kouf! Reneau. THIRD ROW-Iohn Ward, Betty Ogden, lean Title, Ralph Waldron, Helen Roach, Dorothy Padgett. FOURTH BOW-Faculty Council: Catherine Brown, W. M. Campbell, sponsor: Iames Hardin, I. E. Gillenwater. Mary Flenniken. IIHTIOIIHL HOIIOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW-Willa Dean Bridges. Patsy Arnhart, Ruby lean Harris, Sara Gentry, Frances Emert, Charlotte Locke. SECOND ROW-Bette Brackett Hammer, Anne Scott Harrison. Ioan Edinqton. Betty Marcum. Betty Hamilton, Marian Baker. THIRD ROW-Robert Iames Betts, Louis Ball, Herbert Meyer, Loye Miller, Robert E. Lee. Haywood Harris, Stanley Marcovitch. Mem bers not pictured: Robert Aug, Sylvia Hamilton. Betty Headrick, Frances Turnbull. I. W. Underwood. U ., ,fm W, T.URITEIR'S CLUB l The Writers' Club received its charter in May, 1937. Carl Niles of the Class of '38A was the promoter of the club, and its first president. Miss Esther Ellis Was the adviser. The purpose of the club was to provide en- couragement and stimulation in the writing of essays, poetry, short stories, and one-act plays through a friendly exchange of ideas, instruction, and criticism. Today the purpose remains the same. The present officers are: President ,,.,rru , , ,, ,, MARTHA BRADY Vice-Pres. ,, KATHARINE EVERETT t Secretary ,,,,, , , SARA PROVINCE , Treasurer ,, CHARLOTTE KEY Publicity Chairman , INA BYOUS MISS ESTHER ELLIS Katharine Everett Sara Province Martha Brady Charlotte Key Ina Byous Vice-President Secretary President Treasurer Publicity Chairman Iohn Devine Margie Rose Doris Betty Felicia Ieane Iohn Shoemaker d'Armand Couch Ogden Kuhlman Jones Cullum MEMBERS NOT PICTURED-Phil Gray, Bill Thomas and Iewell Reagan 4 as s',x,v L 2 Q 7 2 , Y ffynm X 65 aw Q Q - wav ,MX E Q E5 1, Y, - ' ww-1-...A N w Y vm-W yy 'V W 5 ML W y F ai 'HWS x M Q ., 2 X 0 - M l wi gizyx. MQ Rims.-:W '- I Wm, ai.. A 'Vis -Q ' T. Q2 f A A W' ' ' V' . Q W . ,. fi 1 f , ::' -. 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Q 4 1 W N 4521 if M A --mf 5 4 , 5:6 ' f L 1 K 'W ' ,wa . 3. i is ig, ,gf -Lad y . O , YQ, . mi I n K ,Af-nz. ' X xx Q5 f X xg, Q ,' ,Gigi .' Q '-'iiskkva-1 ' 259 ., :wx K hh, A ik is eesm nl? ' Club. trawl YQ V Ywmmer. lhisL:,2:nbeY5Y:?alxjs the - I f Miss MoYYox.,ille Hiqhwhose onlil X . 7.0 bil . an KP ou? al0f Rs ded lf! X9 HQUOUS xugqe qt -5 set vP at sm Yann oldest olqanhuftdled' G le me cwbdlnq lo 5 Rom can! one 012303: Gboul one old Romuntljczr corref-Pon 1 vera I 4 the I h 0 cl'lil in'?ocl:?hef t?g::dnoreP bhC' eoc . t the ,he lines o ci ,f ve?-f . , L, u it L S 1 C v 4. v 9 C Y r J' X . is B 1 5 Cl 5 l l, 5 0 I ' A ' LAT N CLUB I. First Row: Charlotte Key lconsull, Frederick Kitts lconsull, Charles Hudson tpraetorl, Leonora Mosers tpraetor 1 Betty Lewis tcensorl. , l Second Row: Ilene Smith, Patricia Davis, Mary Lynn Nelson, Suzanne Dawson, Gloria Grubb. Margaret Ann Long 4 . Carolyn Best. Martha Butler, Sharon Waddell. A Third Row: Ieannette Whittaker, Doris Tittsworth, Carter Hartman, Margaret Andes. Ianie Roqers, Doris Kohler : 5 Pauline Buhl, Gerry Dance, Stanley Robinson. 1 Fourth Row: Al Graninq, Robert Brown, Dick Obenour, Iuanita Hicks, Ioan Proffitt, Io'Ann McCullough, Pegqj Keouqh, Margaret Thompson, Frank Weir. , Filth Row: Gerald Bell, Iimmy Parsons, Robert Frerking, Roy Dobyns, Haywood Harris, George Kirby, Marthw Brady, Worth Smith, I. T. Weathers. L Members Not Pictured: Beverly Bibee, Mary Nell Irwin, Cora Kinnie, Betty Ogden, Rob Reeder, Sarah Suahr, Bol Q q Whittle, Betty Williams, Gordon Wright. ll F l - 1 7 4 , f ',' . .vi -X-IT' 4 ., AQHA ,I ' ' ' 4' S ' +121 Ti? I Y Qs -- A :U A .Wu FY 'Ill L , I',' ,alll W official M - ,l Sonia andeegzgs are held 0 Suu, lm' cred' elk Which eqch Six W I' I raith, co It rg due M-bring Lat. eeks and :n er of Yetqdviser- wh Iss Luci!! m studies qonsisf o! t ln!! CYS. T - , 0 hq e Evqn U1-We f Uufs, f Uence heir 1 Ve 3 S. gd - 0 ev Plays l 'Greece and is C 'lferesf is . lfccessfqu , lSer, Q e'Y memb ' 1:S2:' and Rome. refltmg an In Ulereqsiny directed 'id Miss Heier' hi' 5' awdreness o?3zur lmowles Club for 6: e modem tie of Clflssi. 0rld'S d eb' ., il ?hk P 1 . N, 'h 7 l I, X XL .0 X 1 l.1 , 1 x qi li 5 1 ' ' 53 LATIN CLUB 11. 5 Q U Front Row: Luc Hall Moore laedilel. Mary Ann Walker laedilel, Rose d'Armand laedilel Iohn Culpepper laedilel, I Y Charlotte McCa1len lscribel, Olive Belle Hall lscribel, Erline Corneliussen quaestorl, Emma Io Gra lquaestorl. l l ' S d R B W B I B kl K th A E M M lr lf d l I econ ow: etty ininqer, etty ane uc ey. a erine nn veratt, ariorie ee s. assistant ae ile. Betty Lee Kinq lassistant aedilel, lane Crouch lassistant aedilel, Peggy Io Pease, lane Hollingsworth, Lorrain Ballard. 1 Ll Third Row: Elizabeth Weeks, Carol Hammond. Shirley Taylor, Thelma Whitten, Dolores Todd, Iuanne Iennings, Betty Walker, Augusta lane Watson, Caroline Tate. Iuanita Wagner. ' Fourth Row: Miss Evans, Betty Io Daniels, Mary Ivens, Martha Lee Watson, Bobby Worthington. Caroline Stout, I l Arthur Berkley, Bill Brice, Holt Hogan. Filth Row: Iohnny Brown, Billy Stilwell, Bobby Neff, Dick Waterhouse. Marshall Pierce, Fred Dupree, Dewey 4, 1 Peters, Bill Byrd. Sixth Row: Iimmy Carr, Iohn Swan, Bobby Iones, Iohn Britton, Bill Badgett, Bill Zion. 4 C :ri o fr ea. -o ' it ' we-ea. + -' -- T N 4 1' ' Q ' -. -V fr ' as E 2' 3 Q w . fu , X 1 . A 2 an W. ' 4 gk HQ Q fm Q fy T In 'e W 4.2 I A N 'ri M5 Q -'Fin 'E EN 'vwuuwm' wg,,'. 4 I 2 J . my 2 Q . ' fe Q Q, I sw. ine-uw V v f' ,Q A .. 5, A 7 mg - Mxzgua, 5 I FT f fs? as A-pi 39' . Mg A N ,pd -'W' ' . Wh Q1 5'5 m,,,,m. 1 K 'Q 1 S i aussmqf may fi M ,g. iv 5 ,L... N ' f 11:- 1wf-,,.yt:: - .Jn-f SFT ..x, , .,., Q uf W , , NR A :mm Ng f . Mgr - 1 ' N ' f 5. ' ' 1 - NTU 3 355 2 Q X . 3,3 . . 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Q .Mk , ' gk ,, V. . , ,qw Q1 4553? :Hy CCDIIIIIIEIRCIHL CLUB FRONT ROW-Juanita Hicks, Lorena Davidson, Betty Herman, Barbara Tipton, Thelma West, Charlotte Locke. Kathryn Green, Helen Elkins, Elizabeth Coclrum. Lcrene Carroll. SECOND ROW-Estine Fox, Barbara Broome, Martha Collins, Onea la Croley, Wanda Hunt, Virqniia Brown, Evelyn Underwood, Bertha Iones, Anna Zoe Duncan, Miss Sweeney. THIRD ROW-Pearl Hovater, Anita Durham, Nancy Dixon, Barbara Sandberg. Dorothy Duncan. Fred Grayson. lean Fielden, Ieannine Hutsell. FOURTH ROW--Norma Foust, Ruth Smith, Lottie Iune Smith, lu :mita Phibbs, Christine Reneau, Dorothy Padgett, Annette Iohnson. and Edna Boggs. Members not in picture-Wanda Huskey. Fr :ml-tie Kinq, Barbara Palmer, Iune Williams. COIIIIIIEIRC FIRST ROW-Betty Burnette, Naomi Meadows, Ioyce Smith, Betty L Rita Green, Nettie Whitaker, Mary Elizabeth Steele, Betty lean Peggy Tallent, Ioyce Tinnell, Dortha Martin, Gladys Hodge. Fo Barbara Gilmer, Io Ann Orr. Pat Williams. 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