Young High School - Record Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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l MRS. GARRETT There are not words to express our gratin tutle for her and what she has done for our Class. We are grateful to her because she has worlietl untiringly in our behalf: we love and respect her because she is the best pal a boy or girl ever had. I ll le KJ I ,, f, Q , i - i l lfl Rafi . , ultilefilagl x 'T appreciation MR. KIENNINGS Never too busy or too tiretl to stop, listen to our problems, and give his much needed financial advice. We are deeply grateful for the many kind services he has given and wish to express the appreciation of the Class of '-43. l'i1e

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GVQUJGV There are those who would have us forget rather than treasure the events of these critical days described by Thomas Paine as the days that try 17Z6l1,S soulsff- We of the Stapr feel that now more than ever we should Jill the pages of The Record with friendly faces, happy events, and joyous experiences, so that in the future we may look back and be convinced that the world is filled with beauty, if we only know where to find it. c, Wfe present to you this 1943 edition of THE RECORD, hoping that through it we have succeeded in preserving a snzall part of the beauty of our days spent at Young. Four

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