Young High School - Record Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1945 volume:

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We Wish to express our gratitude for such a true friend. my MRS. ELIZABETH YORK As financial director for the RECORD Mrs. York has given invaluable assistance. To her we wish to express our genuine thanks. Five ermany, A Six CPL Son of L . PETIE H. BARBER Mrs. Frank O. Barber, Alsie Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee. Killed at Vella a Vella in the British Solomans, March 21, 1944. PRESTON BUNCH, AVIATION ORDNANCEMAN 2 f C Son of the late Mrs. Sadie Bunch, Knoxville, Tennessee. Killed on Phillipine Islands, October 31, 1944. TXSGT. PERRY E. CUNNINGHAM Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cunningham, Salem Road, Route No. 10, Knoxville, Tennessee. Killed in Germany, February 26, 1945. PFC. FRED W. DONALDSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donaldson, Route No. 9, Chapman Highway, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Killed at Guam, July 23, 1944. LT. EDWARD C. GROOMS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grooms, 1055 Cottrell Street, Knoxville, Tennessee Killed over North Sea, August 16, 1944. TXSGT. JACK D. HUFF Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Huff, Woodlawn Pike, Route 10, Knoxville, Ten- nessee. Killed in Action over England, July 7, 1944. CPL. JUNIOR F. OTT Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ott, Route 1, Neubert, Tennessee. Killed in plane crash in Tanapa, Nevada, October 14, 1944. J CPL. JOE AUGUSTUA ROBINSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Robinson, Tarwater Road, Neuberts, Tennessee Killed during the invasion of Normandy, July 17, 1944. PFC. HOWARD V. NORVELL Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Norvell, Maryville Pike. 12, 1945. Killed in G pril cl ci IC: C1 I0 rw To these our fellow students who have fallen in battle, we wish to dedicate the 1945 edition of the RECORD. May we strive to be better Americans by their having died for us. Our earnest prayer is that they have not died in vain. What have I given, Bold sailor on the sea, In earth or heaven, That you should die for me? What can I give O soldier, leal and brave Long as I live, To pay the life you gave? What tithe or part Can I return to thee, O stricken heart, That thou shouldest break for me? The wind of Death For you has slain life's flowers, It withereth fGod grantj all weed is ours. F. W. BOURDILLON Seven RUDOLPH COGDILL Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cogdill, Route 1, Knoxville, Tennessee. HOWELL HOUSER Son of Mrs. W. A. Houser, Kimberlin Heights Road, Knoxville, Tennessee. WILLIAM SCHMID Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schmid, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee. ORVILLE IRVIN Son. of Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Irvin, 1207 Cottrell Street, Knoxville, Tennessee. f .. EENIUIQ EULLUF HUNIIHQ CLARENCE LAWSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Aurthur Lawson, Island Home Pike, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee. HERBERT LEATHERWOOD Son of Mrs. Effie Leatherwood, 115 Keeble Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. RALPH E. WINKLE Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Winkle, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee. PAUL GREEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Green, Route 1, Neuberts, Tennessee. W. C. JONES Son of Mr. C. M. Jones, 129 Abner Street, Knoxville, Tennessee. Eight URT HOUSE Administration xx? l The RECGRD E' 1945 Ten ANNUAL STAFF FRONT Row LEFT TO RIGHT: Reeda Adams, Class Editor, Dorothy McCammon, Advertising Staff, Betty Carroll, Class Editor, Edith Combs, Alumnae Circulation Manager, Rebecca Holland, Typists, Anne McDaniel, Sports Editor, SECOND Row: Milton Eich, Advertising Staff, Harold Julian, Advertising Manager, Kenneth Stephens, Business Manager, First Term, Juanita King, Editor, Joanna Larew, Associate Editor, Dolores Burleson, Circulation Manager, Charles Linster, As- sistant Advertising Manager. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Franklin, Circulation Manager, Bonnie Crisp, Club Editor, Sarah Mae Dickey, Typist, Betty Lawson Ford, Feature Editor, Rose Mary Barber, Ad- vertising Staffg Louise Hicks, Alumnae Circulation Manager, Dorothy Berry, Advertising Staifg Helen Maxcy, Advertising Staff. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Johnson, Advertising Staff, Emily Kirkpatrick, Feature Editor, Barbara Bodenheimer, Club Editor, Libby Baker, Faculty Editor, Betty Ann Byers, Typistsg Louise Coulter, Advertising Staff. FIFTH ROW: Kathleen Fine, Advertising Staff, Gerald Cooper, Advertising Staffg Joanna McCammon, Advertising Staff, Roy Stokes, Advertising Staff, Lynn Smith, Ad- vertising Staff. SlxTH ROW: Bart Iddins, Advertising Staff, Billy Goodman, Advertising Staffg Carl Sharp, Business Manager, Second Term, Dewey Lee, Activity Editor, Earl Hoff- meister, Sports Editor. 1945 ' The RECORD MR. S. A. DUFF l'rill4'i MR. L. H. BRICKEY S11j1f'ri11lr'11flr'l1l uf Knox Cmuzly Srlmofs lilcvcn The XXI! RECORD 5 1945 THE FACULTY State Teachers College, University of Ten- i S. A. DUFF, l'rim'ipa1 ncssee, li. S. in Iiducntinn AlxQl'llI'Ll GLADYS ACUFI: FLOYD I-I. BEAN Carson-Newman College University of Tennessee A. B. S English, Luliu Mallaelilaiies MARIAM If. GARRETT RAY I-IARMON MAHALA HAYS University of Tennessee Carson-Newman College Wcstllampton College B. A., M. A. B. A. University of Virginia Amrrifan Hislory, Publix' Phyximl E1l'lll'tlfi0lI B. S., M. A. Speaking, Drama Englixb IZVELYN MARNIZY IQDNA PEARL MARTIN J. G. MCCULLOUGH Ciirsim-Newman College Carson-Newman College University of Tennessee B. A. A. B. B. A. liuml, Chorus Mafbrnzalivx uml English Mulhemnfirx Tu 'el 1 1' LOUISE MILLER University of Tennessee B. S. in Education Physiml Edurufirm, Health, Gc'm'v'a1 Sfieinv KENNETH RIZED Cn rson-Newman College B. A. Wfomfwork, Mi't'lld1lil'dI Drawing MWQQ 1945 J Tm RECORD l'HYl.l.lS BLAND RUTH CATH l.0lS C. COMBS Nlllllf COUl.TlfR Oliin State University Carson-Newnun College Cuf4'fi'riu MdlldlQl'I' Carsun-Newman College Columbia University B. A, B. A. B. S., B. l.. S. Iiuglixlv, Cirifix Cnlnm1'r1'iu1 l,uu', l.if:ral'ii1ll A urvrirun llixlury If1'IHIllHIfl'X, Suuinlng J' JOHN T. JOHNSON RUTH JOHNSON MADGE KELLER A- SAM KENNEDY Maryville College University of Tennessee MUYVTHC College UniVUSiIy Of TCHHCSSCC University of lllinnis B. S. in Education B' A' B- A- Harvard Engljxb General Sricmr, Mafbfmufii-J B. Al' M. A. Cbclnixlrwy, Spanish Biology, Pbysifs, Pri'-fligbf f1l'l'Ill1AIlIli!'X, fr4'lIl'YdI Sx'ii'm'i' BILL l.. SAYLOR GLADYS T. TABLIER BLICNDA SLUTZ RUTH-l,XVlQ1,l,S Si'i'r'i'lar'i' University of Tennessee University of Tennessee University of 'I'gm-Jcgwc B. S. B. S. in Education B, S. in Sgiqngu Gmgr'u1zln', Ciz in Ilmne Evormnrifs Home Iifouumir i EVE lfl.l.lS l.OWl'i Maryville College George Peabody College University of Vanderbilt University of Tennessee B. S. Typing, Slwrllwml .ff ' an .,,, fi. Q . ' 'sv-' lfl.lZABliTl l B. YORK University Of Tennessee li. S. lDi.YfYiI1lllil'l' Ellllfdfillli, English Thirteen My The RECORD J 1945 Faculty Autographs Lawson McGhee I4HDrary if WJ 1945 J The RECORD C C1 N Tlx RECORD E 1945 Sixiren SENIOR OFFICERS BILL NICHOLS .7,,,., ,..7A ,,, 7,, ... .,.A 7,.,.V,w.,,, ,,7, ,, T r easurer HERMAN SIMS , ,,,.. .,,.,,,7, P resident BOBBIE LAREW , ,,,., 7,,,,.,, S ecretary DEWEY LEE SS,7S,,A ,.,,,,S V ice-President MELVIN GERALD COOPER Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cooper, S608 Chapman Highway, Knoxville, Tennessee. Yankee Doodle Minstrel 25 Oration Contest 25 Madcap Players 25 Ycllowjacket Staff 35 Thespian 3, 45 Footlight Club 3, 45 Smiling Through 35 May Day Festival 3: Annual Staff 45 Prophet 4. MAXINE ALLEN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Allen, Route 4, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 25 May Day Festi- val 35 D. E. 4. ELIZABETH ANN BAKER Daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Charles A. Baker, Alpine Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee. Class President 15 Girl Re- serve l, 25 Home Economics 1, 25 Class Vice-President 25 Miss Sophomore Classg Penquin Club 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 35 May Day Festival 3: Chorus 3, 45 Treasurer of Commercial Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Last Will and Testament 45 D. A. R. Citizenship 4. ROSE MARY BARBER Daughter of Mrs. Frank Barber, Alsie Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee. Drill Squad I5 Girl Reserve 1, 2, 45 Home Economics 15 Chorus 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 35 Penquin 2, 3, 45 Speaker's Guild 25 Smiling Through 35 So Wonder- ful in White, Ginnieg Thespian 3, 45 Madcap Players 3, 45 Band Sponsor 45 Nine Girls 45 Tip Top Clnb 43 Yellowjacket Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. DOROTHY JEAN BLAZIER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blazier, Route 3, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 25 May Day Festi- val 35 D. E. 4. 1945 5 iff! The RECORD REEDA ADAMS Daughter of Seaman and Mrs. T. G. Simpson, Route 10, Simms Road, Knoxville, Tennessee. Rhea Central High School, Dayton, Tennessee. Class Secretary and Treasurer 15 Home Eco- nomics l, 25 Dramatics Club 25 Cheer- leader 25 Young High School: Home Economics 25 Miss junior Class5 Easter Pageant 35 Madcap Players 45 May Day Festival 35 Footlight Club 45 Tip Top Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Com- mercial Club 4. EVELYN ANDERSON Daughter of Mr. Frank Anderson, Route l, Neuberts, Tennessee. Home Economics l, 2, 45 Chorus 1, 45 Com- mercial Club 45 D. E. 4. REX TURNER COPELAND Son of Mrs. Margaret F. Copeland, 703 Sevier Avenue, Knoxville, Tennes- see. Smoky Mountain Academy l, 25 Young High 3, 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BERRY Daughter of Mr. Hugh N. Berry and the late Mrs. Berry, Maryville Pike, Route 3, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, 35 May Day Festival 35 Yellowjacket Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Footlight Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Usher 4. MILTON M. EICH Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Eich, Route 10, Martin Mill Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee. Band 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Thespian 2, 3, 45 Eternal Life5 Yankee Doodle Minstrelg Usher 45 Vice-President Foot- light Club 45 Annual Staff 4. Seventeen xx? The RECORD E 1945 CHARLES WILLIAM GILLESPIE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill- espie, 163 Keeble Avenue, Knoxville Tennessee, Band 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Stocking Bowl game 4. DIANNE BODENHEIMER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bodenheimer, 308 Island Home Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, May Day Festival 3, Com- mercial Club 4. BEN NA MAE BREWER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Brewer, Route 1, Neuberts, Ten- nessee, Elliot City High, Elliot City, Maryland, Home Economics 1, Glee Club 1, Young High, Commercial Club 4. DOLORES BURLESON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Burleson, Alcoa Highway, Route 3, Knoxville, Tennessee. Drill Squad 1, Home Economics 1, 2, 4, Speakers Guild 2, Penquin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Madcap Players 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Footlight Club 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, So Wonderful in White, Usher 4, Secretary of Com- mercial Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Yel- lowjackct Staff 4, Nine Girls 4. WILLIAM A. GOODMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Good- man, Route 3, Berry Road, Knoxville, Tennessee, Yellowjacket Staff 1, 2, An- nual Staff 4. Eighteen BARBARA SUE BODENHEIMER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Bodenheimer, 1618 Martin Mill Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee, Band 1, 3, Home Economics 1, 2, Parade of Fun 1, Penquin Club 2, 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Commercial Club 4, An- nual Staff 4. SARA LOU BOWMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Bowman, Route 1, Neuberts, Tennes- see, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, May Day Festival 3, D. E. 4. RICHARD LYNN GOODIN Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gooelin, 103 Henry Avenue, Knoxville, Tennes- see, Football Manager 1, Football 3, D. E. 4, President D. E. Second Term. HELEN C. BURNETT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther L. Burnette, 600 Muller Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee, Crossville High 1, Dramatic Club 1, Class Reporter 1, 2, Homestead High School 2, Home Eco- nomies 2, 4, Miss Homestead, Knox- ville High 3, Fellowship Club, Young High 4, Annual Staff 4, Commercial Club 4. JOYCE EVELYN BURNETTE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burnette, Neubert, Tennessee, Speaker's Guild 2, Library Staff 2, 3, Madcap Players 3, Footlight Club 3, D. E. 4. BETTY ANN BYERS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Byers, Neuberts, Tennessee, Speakers Guild 2, Library Staff 3, 4, Footlight Club 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Yel- lowiaeket Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Commercial Club 4. BETTY CARROLL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Carroll, Galbraith Road, Knoxville, Tennessee, jackson junior High, jack- son, Tennessee: Latin Club l, Home Economics I, Huntsville High, Hunts- ville, Alabama: Montesana Girls Club 2, Girl Reserve 2, Knoxville High School, Knoxville, Tennessee 3, Young High, Girl Reserve 4, Annual Stall' 4, Madcap Players 4, Footlight Club 4, Treasurer Tip Top Club 4, Commercial Club 4. EARL F, HOFFMEISTER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hoff- meister, Route l, Neuberts, Tennessee, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Y Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Class 3, Allstar Game 3, 4, Mr. Young High School 4. MARY LOUISE COULTER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coulter, Crenshaw Road, Route 3, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics I, 2, Girl Reserve 3, 4, Usher 4, Com- mercial Club 4, ,live-Ette Club 4, Footlight Club 4, Madeap Players 4, Brother Goose 4, Annual Staff 4. INEZ CRISP Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Crisp Sr., 612 Blount Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee, Drill Squad 1, Home Economics 1, Commercial Club 4. 451 1945 J Tm RECORD C. D. HAGAMAN. JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Haga- man, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Huckleberry Finn, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Thespian 3. 4, Smiling Through 3, Footlight Club 3, 4, Speak-Easy 4, Brother Goose 4, Madcap Players 4. HELEN WILMA CHRISTOPHER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelse Christopher, Route 10, Knoxville, Ten- nessee, Walland High School, Blount County, Home Economies l, Young High School: Home Economies 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. EDITH COMBS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Combs, I28 Crescent Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee, May Day Festival l, Home Economics l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 4, Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Y Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Footlight Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Runner-up for Miss Bingo 4. BONNIE KATE CRISP Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lestal E. Crisp, 408 Avenue A, Knoxville Ten- nessee, South Knoxville junior High, Home Economies I, National junior Honor Society I, Bible l, Girl Reserve l, Young High School, Home Econo- mics 2, May Day Festival 3, Miss Bingo 4, Vice-President D. E. 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Commencement Speaker 4. BART O. IDDINS Son of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Iddins, Martin Mill Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tliespian 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Head Cheerleader 3, 4, You Can't Take It With You I, Secretary of class 2, Speaker's Guild 2, President 2, Sky Road 2, Literary Y Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Y Club 2, 3, 4, President of Class 3, Madcap Players 3, 4, President 3, Footlight Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, Oration Contest 3, Smiling Through 3, One Mad Night 3, Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3, President of Thespian 4, Brother Goose 4, Best Thespian 4, Annual Staff 4, Runner-up Mr. Senior Class. Nineteen ,Nl E.- Tlae RECORD 1945 STANLEY JONES Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones, Route l, Neuberts, Tennessee. BENNIE DAVIS Granddaughter of Mrs. J. W. Reece, Route 3, Knoxville, Tennessee. Drill Squad 1, Footlight Club 3, 43 Orator's Club 3, Madcap Players 4, Commercial Club 4. KATHERINE ELEDGE Daughter of Mr. A. F. Eledge, 4200 Alona Avenue, Knoxville, Ten- nessee. Park Junior High. Track 13 Glee Club lg May Day Festival, Home Economics 1, 2, 33 Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Orator's Club 3g Footlight Club 3, 4, Madcap Players 4. KATHLEEN FINE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john A. Fine, 700 Phillips Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee. South Knoxville junior High. President Girl Reserves 15 Young High School. Penquin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Vice-President 4, Foot- light Club 3, 4, Madcap Players 39 Alternate Cheerleader 33 So Wonder- ful in White 3, Rich man, Poor Man 3, The Land of the Free 3, All State Cast 3, Thespian 4, Speak Easy Club 4, Annual Staff 4. CHARLES EDWARD LINSTER Son of Mrs. C. L. Linster, 1938 Martin Mill Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, You Can't Take It With You , 'iDark House , Parade of Fun , Huckleberry Finn g Thes- pian 2, 3, 43 Sky Road , Young April , Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3, one Mad Night 3, Smiling Throughn 3, Usher 4, Drum Major 35 Literary Y Club 3, 4g Athletic Y Club 3, 4g Cheerleader 3, 43 Speaker's Guild 33 Footlight Club 3, 4g May Day Festivalg Track 2, 33 Swing Band 2, 3, 43 Brother Goose 43 Madcap Players 45 Yellowjacket Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. Twenly BOBBYE CRUZE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Cruze, 2200 Parkview Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Girl Reserve 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Orator's Club 33 May Day Festival, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Footlight Club 3, 4, Thespian 43 Nine Girls 45 Madcap Players 45 Commercial Club 4. SARAH MAE DICKEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Dickey, Sr., 603 Moody Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Sevier County High School, Sevierville, Tennessee. Home Economics Ig Young High School. May Day Festival 3, Annual Staff 4. HAROLD HALL JULIAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. julian, Neu- berts, Tennessee. Yellowjaeket Staff 1, 33 Speaker's Guild 2, Y Club 3, 4, Madcap Players 3, D. E. 4, Annual Staff Advertising Manager 45 ML Senior Class. BETTY LAWSON FORD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ford, Woodlawn Pike, Knoxville, Ten- nessee. Chorus I, 2, Home Economics 1, 2, Girl Reserve 1, 4, Miss Young High Attendant 23 Huckleberry Finnng Smiling Throughi' 39 Thes- pian 3, 44 Yankee Doodle Minstrel 33 Penquin Club 33 Usher 45 May Day Festival 3, Speaker's Guild 3, Madcap Players 43 Annual Staff 43 Tip Top Club 4, Footlight Club 4, Miss Young Highh 4. BILLIE SUE FORD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ford, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, May Day Festival 3, Commercial Club 4. DOROTHY ANN FORD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Ford, 2105 Martin Mill Pike, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Band 2, Pen- quin Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. MARILYN FRANKLIN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Franklin, Route 3, Knoxville, Ten- nessee. Chorus 1, 2, 4, Runner-up for Miss Sophomore Class 2, Library Staff 2, 3, 4g Madcap Players 35 Thespian 3, 4, Footlight Club 3, 4, Literary Y Club 3, 4, Smiling Through 35 Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3, So Wonderful In White 3, One Mad Night 3g Penquin Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Nine Girls 4. JACK MCCARRELL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- Carrell, 129 Fairview Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Yellowjacket Stal? J. 4. BETTY GRIFFIN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Griffin, S19 West Fifth Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, Z, 31 Commercial Club 4. LOUISE HICKS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hicks, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, Drill Squad 15 Footlight Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Com- mercial Club 4, D. E. 4. 1945 lf! The RECORD EUGENE MeCARRELL Son of Mrs. Gertrude McCarrell, Route 3, Golf Road, Knoxville, Ten- nessee. DORA GALYON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Galyon, Route 1, Neubert, Tennessee. Commercial Club 4. LORAINE GALYON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Galyon, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, 3, Footlight Club 3, D. E. 45 Commercial Club 4. BETTY jOSEPHlNE GOR MAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gorman, 134 Childress Street, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Chorus 1, Home Economics lg Drill Squad lg Yellow- jacket Staff 1, 2, Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3: May Day Festival 3, Footlight Club 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 4g Tip Top Club 4. EUGENE MeDANII2L Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mc- Daniel, 102 Alpine Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tyner High School, Chattanooga, Tennessee 2, Wild Life Club 2, Hiking Club 2: Swing Band 2, Young High School, Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3: Footlight Club 3, 45 Madcap Players 4, Band Captain 4. Twenty-one .sl The RECORD cf' JOHN W. MANN Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mann, Taylor Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 May Day Festival 35 Stocking Bowl Game 3. CLARA CECIL HUFFSTETLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Huffstetler, Route 2, Boyd's Creek, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, 33 D. E. 4. DORIS L. JOHNSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Johnson, Neuberts, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Speech Arts 33 Orator's Club 33 D. E. 4. DOROTHY LYNN JOHNSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lind- say Johnson, Route 1, Neuberts, Ten- nessee. Chorus 1, 23 Home Economics l, 23 Band 1, 43 Girl Reserve 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Madcap Players 43 Footlight Club 43 Yellowjacket Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM EMIL NICHOLS Son of Mrs. Maude Nichols, Mary- ville Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee. Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Y Club 3, 43 All Star Team 33 Boy's State Representative 33 Senior Treasurer 43 Flutz Family 43 Stocking Bowl Game 4. Twen ty-two 1945 REBECCA JANE HOLLAND Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland, 1624 Martin Mill Pike, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Band 1, 2, 43 Home Economics 1, 43 Annual Staff 43 Yel- lowjacket Staff 43 Commercial Club 4. MARY 'ELIZABETH JENKINS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Jenkins, 204 Keeble Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 23 Girl Reserve 13 D. E. 4. HUBERT JOHN MERWIN, Ji. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mer- win, Sr., Route 4, Riverside Road, Knoxville, Tennessee. SUE JOHNSON Daughter of Mrs. Trula Johnson, Chapman Highway, Knoxville, Tennes- see. Home Economics 1, 2,3 Girl Re- serve 1, 33 Chorus 1, 23 Cheerleader 23 Friendsville Academy. Cheerleader 31 Basketball 33 Young High. D. E. 4. ETTA BLANCHE KING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. King, 729 Blount Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 4. NANCY jUANITA KING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. King, Route 10, Knoxville, Tennessee, Drill Squad 1, Home Economics 1, 2, Library Stall' 2, 3, 4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Literary Y Club 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Commercial Club 4, Yellowjacket Staff 4, Usher 4, Editor-in-Chief of Annual 4, D. E. 4, Miss Senior Class. EMILY KIRKPATRICK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kirkpatrick, 136 Allen Street, Knox- ville, Tennessee, South Knoxville Junior High: President of Girl Reserves 1, 2, President 1, Home Economics 1, Band Sponsor 1, National Honor Society 1, Freshman Bill 1, Young High, Pen- quins 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Social Chair- man 3, Treasurer 4, Alternate Cheer- leader 3, One Mad Night 3, Smiling Through 3, Footlight Club 3, 4, Brother Goose 4, Nine Girls 4, Cheerleader 4, Madeap Players 4, An- nual Staff 4. EMORY SIMS Son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sims, 1119 Sevier Avenue, Knoxville, Tennes- see, Sevier County High School, Basket- ball 2, 3, Young High, Basketball 4. .IOANNE DARCUS LAREW Daughter of Reverend and Mrs. S. A. Larew, Route 81, Woodlawn Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Drill Squad 1, Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Yellowjackct Staff 2, 4, Foot- light Club 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Easter Pagent 3, Penquin Club 3, 4, Tip Top Club 4, Usher 4. KATHERINE WANDA LiaCOULTRE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. LeCoultre, 310 E. Peachtree Street, Knoxville, Tennessee, Friendsville High 1, Home Economies 1, 2, Young High, Commencement Speaker 4. .Y ,nw 'si' ' l 1945 r i ll Wg The RECORD CARL EUGENE SHARP Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Sharp, Sunset Trail, Fountain City, Tennessee, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Clinic, Maryville, Tennessee 2, Track Team Meet 2, 3: Tom Cat's Kittens 2, Speakers Guild 2, Sky Road 2, Band Clinic, johnson City, Tennessee 3, Basketball Manager 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3, Thespian 3, 4, Rhythmaires 3, Y Club 3, 4, Madcap Players 4, Footlight Club 4. RUTH KITTLE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kittlc, 2644 East Fifth Avenue, Knox- ville, Tennessee, Park junior High 1, Knoxville High 2, 3, Girl Reserve 1, 2, Young High, D. E. 4, Jive-Ette 4. BOBBIE ANN LAREW Daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Larew and the late Mr. W. H. Larew, 1649 Sevier Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economies 1, Speakers Guild 2, Sky Road 2, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Point Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Footlight Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Library Staff 3, 4, President 4, Smiling Through 3, Teen Magic 3, So Wonderful in White 3, Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3, Madcap Players 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, May Day Festival 3, Secretary of Class 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Huckleberry Finn 2, Girl Reserve 4, Brother Goose Student Director 4, Runner-up Miss Senior Class 4, Tip Top Club 4, I.iterary Y Club 4, Nine Girls Busi- ness Manager 4. MARGARET ROSE LEAK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leak, Route 10, ,Simms Road, Knox- ville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, President of D. E. 4. HERMAN SIMS Son of Mr. andiMrs. Hubert H. Sims, Route 1, Neuberts, Tennessee, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Y Club 3, 4, President of Senior Class, Secretary of D. E. 4. 'T'...,-k. L .X Q The RECORD 'A LYNN DEXTER SMITH Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dewey Smith, 448 Lincoln Street, Knoxville, Tennessee, South Knoxville Junior High, Band 1, Freshman Bill 1, Red and White Staff I, Young High, Band 2, Football 2, 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Volunteer Boys' State 3, Annual Staff 4, Yellowjacket 4, All-Star 4. -IOANNA ELIZABETH MCCAMMON Daughter of J. R. McCammon and the late Mrs. McCammon, Route 10, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, Band 2, May Day Festival 3, Library Staff Vice-President 4, Foot- light Club 4, Annual Staff 4. ,IUANITA MCFALL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McFall, Spring Avenue, Knoxville, Ten- nessee, Karns High 1, 2, 3, Civics Club 1, Home Economics l, 2, May Day Festival 2, 3, Science Club 2, Young High, Commercial Club 4, Girl Reserve 4. DORA LEONA MAPLES Daughter of Mrs. J. C. Maples, 323 E, Oakhill, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics lj May Day Festival 5, Commercial Club 4, Yellowjackct Stall 4, Annual Staff 4. MARY VIRGINIA MATHNEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denny P. Mathney, Route 3, Knoxville, Ten- nessee, Livingston County High, Smith- land, Kentucky, Sub-Deb Club 1, 2, Young High School, Chorus 3, Foot- light Club 4, Commercial Club 4, D. E. 4. Twvnly-four xl 1945 DOROTHY LOUISE MCCAMMON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MeCammon, Route 10, Salem Road, Knoxville, Tennessee, Drill Squad 1, Home Economics 1, 2, Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4, Footlight Club 3, 4, May Day Festival 3, Annual Staff 4, Madcap Players 4. EDITH ANNE MCDANIEL Neice of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mc- Daniel, 102 Alpine Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee, Christenberry Junior High, Library Staff 1, Knoxville High, Girl Reserve 2, Latin Club 2, Home Eco- nomics, Young High, Home Economics 3, Penquin Club 3, 4, May Day Festi- val 3, Cheerleader 4, Nine Girls 4, Footlight Club 4, Athletic Y Club 4, Madcap Players 4, Annual Staff 4. ALMA MEREL McPHERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McPherson, Route 10, Sevierville Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Girl Reserve 1, Secretary-Treasurer Speech Arts 3, Yankee Doodle Minstrel 3, May Day Festival 3, Footlight Club 3, 4, Pen- quin Club 3, Madcap Players 4, Tip Top Club 4, Thespian 4. ,IOHNNIE MAE MASSENGILL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Massengill, 407 Ellen Street, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserve 1, 4, Yel- lowjacket Staff 4, Tip Top Club 4, Commercial Club 4. KENNETH LESLIE STEPHENS Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stephens, 2009 Lily Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Yellow- jacket Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stocking Bowl Game 4, Business Manager Annual Staff, First Term 4, President D. E. First Term 4, Vice-President Commercial Club 4, Athletic Y Club 4. ROY L. STOKES Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stokes, 1827 Cornell Avenue, Knoxville, Ten- nesseeg Football I, 2, 3, 43 Empty Stocking Fund 33 Y Club 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 All-City Stocking Bowl Game 4. EVELYN MAXINE NEWMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Newman, 1319 Martin Mill Pike, Knox- ville, Tcnnessee3 Home Economics 1, 23 Girl Reserve 3, 43 May Day Festival 33 Commercial Club 43 Footlight Club 4: Nine Girls 4. OPAL NEWMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Newman, 831 15th Street, Knoxville, Tennesseeg Miss Freshman Class 13 Home Economics I, 23 May Day Festival 33 D. E. 4. CATHERINE PAINTER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John U. Painter, Route I, Neuberts, Tennes- sce3 Cataco High School, Home Eco- nomics 23 Young High School, Home Economics 33 Chorus 3, Speech 33 Speak Easy Club 43 Madcap Players 43 Chorus 4. GERALDINE PICKENS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pickens, Sevierville Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus l, 23 Girl Reserve 1, 43 Speakers Guild 33 Library Staff 3, 43 Yankee Doodle Minstrel 33 Mat Day Festival 33 Footlight Club 3, 43 Madcap Players 33 Penquin Club 4. 1945 lffz J The RECORD HELEN JUNE MAXEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john Maxey, Route 3, Maloney Road, Knox- ville, Tennessee. Home Economics Club 1, 23 May Day Festival 33 Run- ner-up Miss junior Class 33 Commercial Club 43 Footlight Club 43 Girl Re- serves 43 Band Sponsor 43 Usher 43 Annual Staff 4. LOIS F. NEWMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Newman, Route 9, Sevierville Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee. Band I3 Chorus 43 Distributivc Education. MARY RUTH NIPPER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. I.. Nipper. Route 3, Knoxville, Tennes- see. Chorus 13 Drill Squad I3 Home Economics Club 23 Madcap Players 33 Footlight Club 33 May Day Festival 33 Distributive Education 4. BARBARA ANN PICKENS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickens, 2620 Sevier Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. Home Economics Club 33 D. E. 4. W. A. TURNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. joe R. Turner, Lewis Road, Knoxville, Tennes- see. Band I, 2, 3. Twenty-live QQ The RECORD T MILDRED PITNER Daughter of Mr, and Mrs. N. G. Pitner, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, 3. ,IOY LEE Riino Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, AI. W. Reed, Route 21, Boyd's Creek, Ten- ncsscej Home Economics 1, 23 May Day Festival 3g Commencement Speaker 4. B1i'I I'Y JEAN RUSSELL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Russell, 215 Moody Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics 1, 2, 35 May Day Festival 35 Commercial Club 4. ELEANOR SELLERS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Sellers, Moody Avenue, Knoxville, Ten- nessee: Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Treasurer and Program Chairman 35 Conference Delegate 53 Program Chair- man 4, Secretary 4, Home Economics 1, Z: Chorus 1, 25 Footlight Club 3, 4, May Day Festival 5: One Mad Night 3, The Zoon 3: Madcap Players 4, Tip Top Club 4, Yellow- jacket Staff 4. EDNA MAE STANLEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Stanley, 1201 Davenport Road, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Economics l, 2, 3: Girl Reserve lg D. E. 4. Tzlwliy-xix sl 1945 KATIE REAGAN Daughter of Mrs. W. L. Reagan and the late Mr. Reagan, Moody Ave- nue, Knoxville, Tennessee, Home Eco- nomics 1, 2, 3g Girl Reserve lg Chorus 39 D. E. 4. PAULINE RULE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rule, Route 1, Neuberts, Tennessee: Commercial Club 4. PAUL ELMER WARD Son of Mrs. Nancy Ward, Route 1, Neuberts, Tennessee, 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Secretary 4-H Club 3, 43 Foot- ball 4. ALMA SMITH Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Smith, Route 3, Clayton Road, Knox- ville, Tennesseeg Chorus 1, Home Eco- nomics 2, 33 Huckleberry Finn 3 Thespian 2, 3, 43 Speech 2g Madcap Players 51 Footlight Club 31 D. E. 4. CHRISTINA KATRINA STAVROS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stavros, 1013 Hartfor Street, Knox- ville, Tennessee, South Knoxville Junior High: Chorus lg Band, Orchestra 1: National Junior Honor Society 1, Knoxville High School: Orchestra 25 Chorus 2g Young High Sehoolg Chorus 53 D. E. 45 Chorus 4. ELIZABETH STINER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Stiner, 5810 Lake Forest, Knoxville, Tennessee. Lenoir City High, Runner- up for Freshman Queen: Chorusg Knox- ville High School, Home Economics 23 Young High School, May Day Festival 3: Penquin 3, Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4. MARGUERITE WOODY Daughter of Mr. W. W. Vfoody, Maloney Road, Knoxville, Tennessee. Silk Hope High School, Usher lg Girls Literary Society lg Home Eco- nomics lg Alcoa High School, Vice- President of Class 23 Home Economics 2g Young High School, Editor of Yel- lowjacket 4: Girl Reserve 45 Com- Most Likely to mercial Club 4: Commencement Speaker 4. iffy 1945 J The RECORD IMOGENE THOMAS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Thomas, Route 9, Knoxville, Tennes- see. Home Economics 3, 4: Footlight Club 3g Speech Arts Club H Com- mcrcial Club 4. JACK YORK Son of Mr. S. L. York and the late Mrs. York, Route l0, Boyd's Creek, Tennessee. Most Dependable-Girl ,,,,, Most Dependable-Boy ,,,, Best Dressed-Girl ,,,,. ,Y Best Dressed-Boy ..,., , '1'eacher's PetfGirl ....,,. Teacher's Pet- Boy ,,,, Best Smoocherf-Girl ,,,,. Best SmoocherfB0y ..,. , Cutest Couple Queerest Couple .,,,,, Couple Most in Love ,,..s,,,,,s,,. Succeed-Girl .... Most Likely to Succeed--Boy ,,,,, Best Actor .. ........... ...... VYVYVVVY Y Y Best Actress ,s,,,s.,..........,,........, Best Dancer-Girl .... Best Dancer-Boy .,,.,, Best Leader-Girl ,...... Best Leader-Boy .,...,. Most Talented-Girl ,,,,, Most Talented-Boy ,.,., Most Versatile-Girl ...VV ....... V Most Versatilw-Boy ,,.,.,..,.....,, W Best Conversationalist-Girl ,,,,,.. Best Conversationalist-Boy .,,, Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Contemptible-Girl ..,.,,,, Contemptible-Boy ,,., Artiiicia Artiflcia l-Girl ..,,,,,,, I -'Boy .,,.,, Graceful-Girl ....,.,,, Congenial-Girl .,,., . Congen ial-Boy ,,., Original Original fGlrl ..., , -Boy ,,,.. , Angelic-Girl ,,,,, Angelic-Boy ,,,, Devilish--Girl ,,,,, Devilish-Boy ..., Pin Up Girl .. Pin Up Boy . Best Chewing Gum Chewer--Girl Best Chewing Gum Chewer-Boy Most Musical-Girl Most Musical--Boy ..... ........ . ....,.... Sweetest Girl ,,,,, ....... .. ...... . .. SENIOR STATISTICS Joy Lee Reed ,,,,.,Earl Hoffmeister Dorothy Ford Gerald Cooper . ...,,,, Rosie Barber Bart Iddins Kathleen Fine ,,,....Charles Gillespie Carl Sharp Helen Maxey Edith Combs Herman Sims ...Charles Gillespie Christinea Stavros Katherine LeCoultre Bill Nichols Charles Linster Betty Lawson Ford ,,,,,,,,.,,,,...Rosie Barber Carl Sharp Libby Baker Bart Iddins Betty Lawson Ford ,.....,.,,.Charles Linster Bobby Larew Kenneth Stephens Dolores Burleson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,Gerald Cooper Dorothy McCammon Billy Goodman ...,,..,,Christinea Stavros .,..,....Charles Gillespie ,...,,,...Libby Baker ..l,,.,,.,Dorothy Berry Harold Julian .,,Y,,Alma McPherson ,,,,,,,,.,.....,,Gerald Cooper ....,,,,,.Betty Lawson Ford Milton Eich ...,, Alma McPherson Carl Sharp Emily Kirkpatrick Herman Sims Kathleen Fine ,, ,, ..,. Johnny Mann ., Edith Combs ., Eugene McDaniel Libby Baker Sweetest Boy Cutest Girl .....,.... Prettiest Girl , ,,,,.,,,, , Handsomest Boy .... ..... Most Sarcastic+Girl ,.,. Most Sarcastic-Boy ,,,,,, Kindest-Girl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Kindest- Boy s,,, s,., , ,,,,,,, Y Most Thoughtful-Girl ,,.. Most Thoughtful--Boy .... Noisiest--Girl .,,,, ., ..,,, Noisiest-Boy ...,, .,,,.. Quietest-Girl ,,,,,,,,,, .... Quietest-Boy ,,...,,,,,, Most Awkward-Girl .,,, Most Awkward-Boy ,,,, Most Thoughtless-Girl ..,, Most Thoughtless-Boy ,... Hottest Line--Girl ..,.. ..,. Hottest Line-Boy .,,..,, Prettiest Eyes-Girl .,., .. Prettiest Eyes-Boy ..,. Prettiiest Hair-Girl ,, , Prettiest Hair-Boy ,,,, ,, Sweater Girl ,,,,,......, .Y Casanova Boy Y ..,,...., . Wolfress ....,.............,, Biggest Wolf ,,ss,,.... , Most Studioush-Girl .. Most Studious---Boy , Laziest-Girl .........,.,,, , Laziest-Boy .......... Y, Most Spoiled--Girl .,..,,,,, . Most Spoiled-Boy ,, , Most Temperamental-Girl ,.,,. Most Temperamen tal-Boy Best Saleslady ..... .. Best Salesman ,... Best Politician-Girl Best Politician-Boy Most Loyal-Girl ,,,, Most Loyal-Boy ,,,,,,, Most Patriotic-Girl .,,, . Most Patriotic-Boy .,., Most Co-Operative-Boy ,,,,. Most Co-Operative-Girl Neatest-Girl .,,, . ..,. Y, Neatest-Boy , ,,,,,, ,, Jack York ...Rosie Barber .. .,., Betty Lawson Ford . ,,,,..,, .,Herman Sims . Dorothy Ford . . ...Boy Stokes ..,,Joanne McCammon Milton Eieh . Bobbie Larew .. Earl Hotfmeister Katie Reagan Carl Sharp Geraldine Pickens John Merwin , ...... ., Lilian Brown , ...,.,.. Rex Copeland . , Dorothy McCammon H ,,,,,,, ,,,,CarI Sharp Kathleen Fine Dewey Lee , Benna Mae Brewer Stanley Jones ,, ,, Anne McDaniel ., .... .lack York ., Reeda Adams Gerald Cooper W ,.,,, Bobby Cruze ,..,Carl Sharp ,, ,,,, Katherine LeCoultre , .,., .,,.,...,,... J ack York ,,,Elizabeth Stiner . .,... Billy Goodman Rosie Barber W Bart Iddins Edith Combs ,,,,Roy Stokes Helen Maxey Carl Sharp .. ,. Lois Newman ....,.,,.,,,,,,,..,,Gerald Cooper ,. , . Bobbie Bodenheimer ,, Bill Nichols Dolores Burleson Herman Sims ,, , ,,Bill Nichols Joy Lee Reed . Juanita King , ,,Roy Stokes Twenty-seven xx The RECORD E' 1945 HISTORY OF TI-IE CLASS OF 1945 In the fall of 1941, Young High School was most fortunate in having 191 green freshman enter into her folds. At that time little did we know what the next four years would bring to us. To all of us many important occasions stand out above others- as the day we held our first class meeting and the following officers were elected: President, Libby Baker, vice-president, Helen Sailors, secretary and treasury, Billy Irwin. Not many of us knew the teachers very well but we chose a lovable little lady for our sponsor-Miss Evelyn Crippen. The Freshman party was given in the school gym. Everybody got acquainted and we really had a big time. The girls didn't lose any time in gaining membership to the different clubs. Those who joined the Girl Reserves were Geraldine Pickens, Alma McPherson, Betty L. Ford, Betty Jo Gorman, and Libby Baker. Rose Mary Barber, Eleanor Sellers, Edith Combs, Jonnie Masscngill, Marilyn Franklin and Joanne Larew sang in thc chorus. It was only a few short months until we were classed as Sopho- mores-we knew everybody and everything fwe thoughtj. Again it was time to elect class officers. Gene Huff was elected president, Libby Baker, vice-president, Bart Iddins, secretary. Class Sponsor was none other than Mr. J. G. McCollough. Some of our musically minded classmates joined our Band. They were Dorothy Ford, Charles Gillespie, Lynn Smith, Carl Sharp, Becky Holland, Betty Jo Wood and C. D. Hagaman. Those who were oratorically interested belonged to the Speaker's Guild. From our class were Joyce Burnette, Dolores Burleson, Betty Ann Byers, Rose Barber, Alma McPherson, Bobbie Larew, Bart Iddins, and Gerald Cooper. The Yellowjacket Staff was aided by the assistance of Betty Gorman and Harold Julian. It was only natural that the boys became interested in the sports. Roy Stokes, Bill Nichols, Earl Hoifmeister and Johnny Mann contributed manpower to the football team and Dewey Lee and Earl Hoifmeister played basketball. ' The football team was spurred on to victory by the cheer- leading of Edith Combs, Bart Iddins, and Bobbye Cruze. Bobbie Larew, Betty Lawson Ford, and Charles Linster made their appearance on the stage in Huck Finn. As Miss Sophomore Class, Libby Baker won the title. Our Junior year rolled around-we were exactly midway in our high school journey of education. Although we were not really known to be politicians, Bart Iddins was elected president, John Clabo-the he-man of the entire school-was vice-president, Earl Hoffmeister, secretary, and Libby Baker, treasury. We voted likeable Miss Keller as sponsor and believe me she really did make it a very successful year for us. The Junior class certainly added support to the football team- in the terms of Earl Hoffmeister, Roy Stokes, Kenneth Stephens, Herman Sims, Lynn Smith, Bill Nichols, Johnny Mann and Dewey Lee, as well as the star of the whole season, John Clabo, who we loaned to the Marines during the same year. Those who certainly put all they had in yelling for these boys were the cheerleaders-Bart Iddins, Charles Linster, Dolores Burle- son, Rose Mary Barber, Bobbye Cruze, and Edith Combs. As you can see, the entire squad was composed of Juniors. Representing us in the basketball cage were Captain Earl Hoffmeister, Dewey Lee, Herman Sims and Howell Houser assisted by Carl Sharp, the manager. During the year, there were three stage productions- One Mad Night, Smiling Through and the Yankee Doodle Minstrel. Those who took part were John Clabo, Emily Kirkpatrick, Marilyn Twenty-eight . Franklin, Eleanor Sellers, Betty L. Ford, Bobbie Larew, Charles Linster, Bart Iddins and Gerald Cooper. In the drama department was given a one-act contest play, So Wonderful in White, which won first place in the district contest. Those who acted were Bobbie Larew, Dolores Burleson, Rose Mary Barber, Marilyn Franklin and Kathleen Fine. The Rhythmairesf' which was the school orchestra, could really make everyone get jivey with music from Carl Sharp, Gene McDaniels, C. D. Hagaman, and Charles Linster. Reeda Adams won the title of Miss Junior Class. In April, our Junior class was host to the Senior class at our big annual formal banquet. Under the direction of Miss Keller this was one of the most memorable as well as beautiful events of the year. At last we have reached the top step of our high school ladder-this our senior year will be the busiest and most eventful year of the four. It was great to be a Senior-the school'just seemed to revolve around our class. According to our senior class officers-there's no man shortage at all ! ! Herman Sims, the most handsome boy in the class, was elected presidentg Dewey Lee, who is the basketball captain, is vice-president, Bobbie Larew, secretary, and Bill' Nichols, one of our football heroes, is treasurer. The football team had another successful year with Earl HoEmeister as captain. The cheerleading squad again was practic- ally filled from our class. They were Bart Iddins, head cheerleader, Charles Linster, Dolores Burleson, Edith Combs-the first girl to achieve three years of cheerleading-Anne McDaniel and Emily Kirkpatrick. The neatly dressed girls and boys who served as ushers were Juanita King, head usher, Jeanne Larew, Dolores Burleson, Dorothy Berry, Betty L. Ford, Louise Coulter, Helen Maxey, Milton Eich and Charles Linster. Rose Mary Barber and Helen Maxey were chosen by the Band as their sponsors. Marguerite Woody was promoted to the editor- ship of the Yellowjacket. Thespian Troupe No. 415 pronounced Bart Iddins as the Best Thespian of the year. In our social club, Dorothy Ford was elected president of the Penquins. This year as in the past our class took a big part in the drama events. An all-girl play, Nine Girls was given with the follow- ing students: Emily Kirkpatrick, Rose Barber, Anne McDaniel, Bobbye Cruze, Dolores Burleson, Marilyn Franklin, and Evelyn Newman. Earl Hoffmeister and Betty L. Ford won the coveted titles of Mr. and Miss Young High School, while Juanita King and Harold Julian were elected Mr. and Miss Senior Class. During the last four years while the rest of us have been out having a good time, there have been at least five students who have been earnestly working toward the scholastic honor of being a class speaker. Ranking first is Katherine LeCoultre, Valedictorian, Joy Lee Reed, Marguerite Woody, Bonnie Crisp, and Jack York. These four years have been near and dear to each of us. We would like to thank each teacher who has been patient and kind to help us reach our goal in our high school work. To Mr. Duff we are very grateful to him for what he means to us and to the school. Last but not least our senior class sponsor, Mrs. Miriam E. Garrett, has spent endless hours in making these last few months very successful for us. We feel we can not repay her in any way for all of her kindness and thoughtfulness to us, but we say we are deeply grateful to her. Vifj J 1945 The RECORD CLASS PROPHECY-1945 In this ever changing world of ours there occurs about every millennimum a genius who is able to accurately foretell the future. Since I. Gerald The Great, find myself endowed with that remark- able talent, I am going to describe the situations which the graduates of the class of 1945 will find themselves in after time has rolled ten years across the annals of Mrs. Garrett's history. I see Miss Dianna Bodenheimer running some popcorn stands on Gay Street while Herman Sims is the able manager of a men's clothing store specializing in Sims swell BVD's. Bobbye Cruze, Anne McDaniels, Opal Newman and Sue Johnson have opened a wolf-trap factory in the hope that other girls can start early to catch their man ! ! ! Behind the footlights in Knoxvi1le's big Municipal Playhouse, which was built by the firm of Rex Copeland Inc., we find those great dramatic actresses, Betty Carroll, Marilyn Franklin and Dorothy Johnson are playing opposite Billy Goodman in the great play, Run into the Silo Mother, the wolves can't corner you there. In 1955 don't be surprised if you turn on your radio and hear Carl Sharp and his Royal Rug beaters who are rapidly taking the place of Spike Jones and his City Slikers. Reeda Adams, Katherine Eledge and Betty Gorman are the stars of a day-tiime soap opera entitled John's Other Family. Of course, the part of John is taken by handsome John Merwin. Gerald Cooper, who has turned lawyer, is in the hospital re- cuperating from numerous knife wounds suffered during the divorce trial of Bart Iddins, Business Tycoon and Bobbie Larew, woman wrestler. While in the hospital he is surrounded by a host of able and capable nurses. Among the angels of mercy are Evelyn Ander- son, Edith Combs, Virginia Matheny, Dorothy Blazier and Evelyn Newman. In the nearby Maternity ward we find an up and com- ing lobstetrician in the person of Dorothy McCammon. By the way, looking into Dorothy's account book, it's plain to see that she would be a rich person if all her creditors would pay her for services rendered and babies delivered. Well, there's the name of Mrs. Betty Lawson Lyle with a great big five after it. And down here is Mrs. Libby Baker Huff with a gigantic seven and the words more to come. I guess she's planning to raise a football team including substitutes and water boy. Now to the financial field. I see that Miller's Department Store has changed it's name to Eich's Emporium. Milton has Stanley Jones as assistant manager and in the various departments we find Geraldine Pickens, Dorothy Ford, Cecil Huffstetler and Dora Galyon. Incidentally our D. E. co-ordinator is none other than Maxine Allen. Next door Edna Mae Stanley and Katie Reagan are running an Infants wear store, while adjoining them, we find Lorraine Galyon - and Betty Giffin are running a dress shop, specializing in fashions created by that great New York Designer, Dorothy Berry. The Knoxville Journal has switched it's famous name. Harold's Happy Gazette with Mr. Harold Julian as owner Lois Newman as his general flunky and Alma McPherson in the Advice to the Love- lorn column. Jack McCarroll is with Harold too. He is the model for all those men like Flathead, The brow and so on that occurs quite frequently in the Dick Tracy comic strip. Rose Mary Barber and Emily Kirkpatrick have opened up a dancing school while wait- ing for a couple of sailors to hit port again. On the side they are also teaching exercises to girls to help them prevent bowleggedness.. Dolores Burleson is happily married to a typewriter in the office of the aforementioned lawyer. She's expecting - - -- two boxes of paper clips almost any day now. Also pounding typewriters in the numerous offices are Elizabeth Stiner-Smith and Betty Russell. Now we come to a fashionable little place where Joanne Larew and Eleanor Sellers are running a Personality-plus Parlor where they are teaching C. D. Hagaman how to be happy though married. Waiting in the outer room Alma Smith, Imogene Thomas and Mary Ruth Nipper are acquiring more and more Perse and Personality. Louise Coulter is running a Bicycle repair shop where she is now engaged in repairing all the old torn up bicycles which she wrecks. In the big empty lot across from the school we aren't one bit surprised to find that Kathleen Fine and Charles Linster have opened one huge Night club. Although Charles wife put most of the money into it, it's called Katys Kut-up Klub. Sara Lou Bowman and Joanne McCammon are pulling the customers in with their sweet and innocent looks which they still hold from their high school days. Now across the road where the halls of Old Young High are still standing with just a few changes in the faculty. Teaching English in Miss Hays room we find Joy Lee Reed dramatically read- ing Macbeth to her drowsy senior pupils. Katherine LeCoultre and Bonnie Crisp are teachers also. Right now they are in the office argueing with Mr. Duff over which one of them are going to push Miss Keller's wheel chair to the bus. The only male member of our class that has taken up teaching is Johnny Mann. He's teaching English at the University of Ten- nessee. Johnny holds a PHD, a LLD and a BBD degree. He has made a special study of every work of literature written during the last 50,000 years. I always knew Johnny would turn out to be a smart fellow. The most famous twentieth century poetess is none other than Leona Maples who has just finished her great masterpiece Take your Spearmint off the bedpost mother it loses it's flavor there. Delivering the mail in his old 1923 T Model Ford we see Charles Gillespie plodding his weary way. And if I'm not terribly mistaken I see Christina Stavros in the back seat sorting out the special deliveries. Delving into the world of sports we find that the able coach of the Mighty Mangling Morticians is none other than our own Earl Hoffmeister. Bill Nichols played Wingback for him until the Navy finally gave him a commission. He's now Seaman-sixty-fourth class. A new rank created especially for him. Another successful person comes into view. I see that Eugene McDaniels has everything that Harry James has except Betty Grable. And playing a trumpet as he does it won't be long until the wedding bells will ring for dear old Gene. Helen Maxey and Doris Johnson have taken jobs as models for True Romances. The circulation has tripled since they began working. Marguerite Woody has made a complete success by inventing a new chemical which is guaranteed to stop wrinkles from coming in the face. Barbara Bodenheimer Hoifmeister bought a fifty years supply. She's been worrying her head off trying to figure out how to stop her six boys from joining the Navy like their famous father. Joyce Burnett and Billiie Sue Ford are selling and demonstrating Mildred Pitner's Pink Piills for pale People which Mildred invented in her General Science class. Down around Petros we find that Emory Sims is the Warden of that famous institution, having been in there so long he was unanimously elected to stay by the inmates. Johnnie Massengill, Ruth Kittle, Blanche King and Inez Crisp are rapidly piling up materials for hope chests. All four of them still have hopes that the right male will come along. Margaret Leak, Sara Mae Dickey and Helen Christopher are all happy sailors on the sea of matrimony. Traveling on out Kingston Pike and looking into some of the fine homes I see that Pauline Rule, Benna Mae Brewer, Mary Eliza- beth Jenkins have married the cities richest men and are at this Twenty-nine gil The RECORD 1945 moment attending a bridge party. They are all members of the Womens Tuesday Uplift Society which meets on Thursdays since it was changed from Monday. Rebecca Holland and Bennie Davis have the honor of being the hrst women morticians. They call their establishment the Dead men tell no tales Mortuary. Helen Burnette and Catherine Painter are running a Beauty Parlor where even Elrod Cheatham comes at times to get a new wave put in his curly hair. And the biggest surprise of all ! ! ! I see that because of his manly, graceful figure and ability to tap-dance Lynn Smith is the Star of the Great Ballet De Russe De Monte Carlo De Young High School. Right now he's dancing in the great ballet entitled The Dance of the seven cooked Geese by I Shootum Downski, great Russian Composer. Louise Hicks has written a book entitled How to go to High School four years without being Tardy. She worked on it for four years and if my memory serves me right she did a marvelous job. Roy Stokes has followed in the footsteps of his brother and joined the Navy. Right now he's on one of the South Pacific Islands conducting a search for a native girl that bears the slightest resemblance to Dorothy Lamour. Assisting him in this search is Richard Goodin who has set up a chain of drugstores throughout the South Sea Islands. And now my amazing foresight takes me to the White House fwhich incidentally has been moved to Mutton Hollow, where jack York is now residing. Paul Ward is his assistant in charge of keep- ing the hogs off the White House Lawn. And last but least in every way but brain the petite little Juanita King is the first speaker the Congress of the United States has ever had. to see that she has attained such a high office cellent record in High School. She is bearing that great things come in small packages. Now my vision is slowly fading as the fu the reach of man. But one last prediction, to the class of '45 I see health, happiness and good out a long and happy lifetime. Capacity I see that of the house which I'm not surprised because of her ex- out the old saying ture recedes beyond all the members of fellowship through- LAST WILL A D TESTAME T We the members of the class of 1945 as we are about to leave Young High School take time to leave a few gifts and talents for the student body and faculty to remember us by. To Mr. Duff we leave the Junior Class and hope they turn out to be as smart as we think we are.- We bestowe Mr. Duff's ability to take care of the lunch line in an orderly manner to Mr. Kennedy. To Miss Hays we leave the old Worn copy of How To Win A Husband. This didn't help Miss Keller, but maybe it will prove a success for you. We leave to the Junior Class our beloved sponsor, Mama Garrett, and hope that they will love her as much as we do. To the Sophomore class we leave our old Shakes- peare play books from Hamlet to Macbeth. You'll certainly need them. To the Freshman class we leave all the chewing gum that we have chewed for the past four years. You will find the stuff under all desks, tables, and chairs. Take care of it because you probably won't be able to get any. Bart Iddins leaves his title of Best Thespian to any Thespian who can earn the honor. Betty Lawson Ford leaves her beauty and winning smile to Lois Cogdill. Earl Hoffmeister leaves his title of Mr, Young Highv to Bob Pollard. Tbirty Reeda Adams leaves her sweet disposition to Irene Swaggerty. Dewey Lee leaves the key to his heart to Ruby Lee Williams. To Jean Hilton, we will Kathleen attract all boys in the service. Fine's ability to Gerald Cooper leaves his chance to become Presi- dent of the United States to George Parks. Emily Kirkpatrick leaves her awkwardness to Cartha Lynn Doyle. Charles Linster leaves his delightful sence of humor to Lowlon Mucke. Barbara Bodenheimer leaves the faithfulness that she has for H. L. to Margaret Byrd. Gene McDaniel leaves his ability to play the trumpet to Jim Johnson. Marilyn Franklin leaves her talent to play mean parts to Betty Rose Johnson. To Elrod Cheatam, Jack York fied ways. We leave Bobbye Cruze's ability leaves his digni- to get excused permits to Doris Franklin, who certainly needs them. Juanita King leaves her editorship of the RECORD to any junior who feels that he can carry on the work as well as she has. On this May 22, 1945, we hereby affix our seal. Sincerely, THE SENIOR CLASS OF '45 . THE CLASS CF '45 LEONA MAPLEs We, the class of '45 With blue stars on our roll, Have done our best from day to day And now have reached the goal. Remember as we finish here Our work has just begun, So much is past, so much to face, But the first lap we've won. And now to work with life anew To carry on the race. The faults and failures on the way Are the obstacles we must face. Let's watch our step, don't climb t Hold firmly to the gain. It may not be far from '45 To the height of success or fame. What ere our calling seems to be, Let's determine in our heart, To be the best one in that field And then, go do our part. Our talent may not be so great, But be it great or small, Let's determine in our hearts To give our best and all. Whenever each a'ay's work is o'ver And we kneel in silent prayer, lust remember the class of 545 For each burden we too, must bear. And when that final day has come And we have done our best, May the class of ,4S abide In perfect peace and rest. oo fast, Thirty WE'RE THE CLASS OF FORTY-FIVE We ve been on a long, long journey But at last our race is won, We've finished now in forty-five What we started in forty-one. Freshman, sophomore and junior years Have swiftly passed us by But the race of life is still ahead So farewell to Old Young High. Chorus: High School days are happy days They're full of fun and friends But time begins to pass us by And we are at the end But Ever will we love our school And remember old Young High For we'll be always proud to say We're the class of forty-jive. In future years we'll view the past And think of old Young High Our race we've run, Our goal we've r And we look with a tearful eye Perhaps in heaven there'll be a place Set aside for just the best And there the class of forty- five Can sing of YHS. eached DOLORES BURLESON GERALD C OOPER Thirty-t W0 'K f--.......-ii 1' 'f 4. , K E' x e fl' X , . I 'Uri' . . 7 ,X V475 1945 ' The RECORD .,, IUNIOR OFFICERS J. N. BURGIN ,,,,,A, ,, ,Treasurer MARGARET BYRD . . V Secretary LON MONTGOMERY , , ,,7, Vice-President GEORGE PARKS GGGGGG, ,,,G P resident MADGE KELLER Sponsor Thirtv -Lhrre Al The RECORD F 1945 Thirty- four Anderson, Betty Anderson, Betty Jane Baldwin, Jewelle Boling, Mary Byrd, Margaret Caldwell, Ernestine Carr, Betty Lou Catlett, Irene Catlett, Pearl Chunn, Martha Clifton, Bernice Cogdill, Lois Collins, Christine Crumley, Margaret Davenport, Blanche Deaderick, Nelle Dodson, Ruby Doss, Reola Dunn, Bobbie Jo Elmore, Billie Ford, Bridget Ford, Jeanette Ford, Rowena Franklin, Elizabeth Frazier, Maredell French, Louise Furr, Jane Gibson, Ruth JUNIOR GIRLS Gilliam, Beulah Graves, Lorine Henderlight, Sarah Hill, Pauline Hilton, Jean Houser, Blanche Howard, Bobbie Nell Huffaker, Bobbie Huling, Helen Irwin, Dorothy Johnson, Betty Rose King, Irene King, Peggy Jo Kirby, Betty Knisley, Bobbie Larew, Mary Katherine Large, Frances Layman, Virginia Long, Betty Jane McFae, Margaret Manes, Dorothea Marshall, Betty Jo Matheny, Wanda Mayfield, Betty Miller, Sara Nell Neubert, Catherine Neubert, Dorothy Jean Neubert, Kathleen Noe, Blanche Noe, Thelma Norton, Peggy Prater, Peggy Robinson, Mildred Rudder, Elizabeth Satterfield, Helen Self, Katherine Sharp, Louise Smith, Daisy Ann Smith, Faye Smith, Jean Spangler, Helen Stanton, Betty Jo Sterling, Barbara Tarwater, Joy Teffeteller, Addie Mae Thomas, Marilyn Tomberlin, Frances Towler, Frances Walker, Ruby Jo Weaver, Beatrice Wells, Lorraine White, Ruth Ann Williams, Ruby Lee Witt, Eleanor Wood, Betty Jo Jenkins, Mildred W1 1945 4 The RECORD Atchley, Wendell Bamberg, Jack Berry, Billy Boling, Leon Burgin, J. N. Burns, John Cagle, Dwight Cheatham, Willard Cogdill, Rudolph Cooper, James Cunningham, Glen Duncan, Ted Gabbard, Charles Gentry, Donald Gilbert, Vernon C. Hertel, Bobby Hopkins, Edward JUNIQR BOYS Huff, Jack Hurst, J. T. Huskey, Billy Irwin, Orville Jenkins, James Johnson, Bob Judd, C. Keith, Lem Lawson, Jackie Leonard, Joe Long, Edgar McCarrell, Hazen McColloch, Earl Maples, Billy Meador, Walter Meighan, Paul, Jr. Merwin, Bill Montgomery, Len Mucke, Lawlon Murphy, Gene Parks, George Pollard, Bob Rule, Charles Schmid, Richard Smith, Carl Tarwater, Bill Thompson, Alvin Thompson, Kenneth Winkle, Ralph Winter, Jimmy Wolfenbarger, Walker Woliver, Charles Wood, Pat Pitts, James Thirty-Eve LN E.: 1 My X xl The RECORD xjllf 1945 Thirty-six BoYD HINES ,,,,...,,.A..,. LYNN RosE STANSBERRY MAMIE LEE LITTLE Acuff, Wilma Atchley, Enid Bell, Bettina Bennett, Mae Berry, Barbara Lou Berry, Jane Blazier, Wilma Bowman, Ada Bradford, Faye Brewer, Martha Burnette, Eva Burnett, Peggy Byrd, Jo Carter, Barbara Cates, Penelope Caclett, Lorena Childress, Willie Pearl Copeland, Sarah Courtney, Mildred Creswell, Margaret Cross, Betty Jean Davis, Dessie Dayberry, Juanita Dunlap, Dorothy Evans, Betty Farmer, Marion Ford, Betty Jane Ford, Mary Evelyn Foster, Alma French, Carolyn Frost, Betty Jean Galyon, Bernice Galyon, Lucy Gillespie, Betty An Goodin, Shirley Haun, Evelyn Haws, Rose Ann Henry, Betty Hickman, Mildred Hill, Barbara Hollister, Evelyn Houk, Margaret Hurst, Margaret Jackson, Peggy Jenkins, Betty Jenkins, Louise Johnson, Hazel Jones, Edna SOPHOMORE GIRLS BILL FOLEY .. ,,,,,,,,, H ....,,,,, . .,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,fff rfff,,,,,.,....,,......,,,,, P resident -..,,-.Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I1 Julian, Joella Julian, Peggy Kelly, Dorothy Kent, Lorna Kerr, Betty Legg, Bernice Little, Mamie Lee Lobetti, Mary Pickens, Billie Jean Pollard, Maxine Russell, Linnie Kate Sanders, Curtis Sayne, Freida Seymour, Bobbie Jean Shelton, Wilma Jean Shultz, Laura McCall, Martha Ann Simms, Lois McCarrell, Doris Sims, Ruby McCarrell, Dorothy Smith, Agnes McCarrell, Margaret Stansbetty, Lynn Rose McGill, Sallie Mallonee, Barbara Manning, Edna Maples, Alice Meek, Rosa Lee Mikels, Rosa Lee Mitchell, Dorothy Morgan, Betty Neubert, Betty Newman, Barbara Nichols, Jeraldine Owens, Jean Stanton, Lois Straine, Betty Jean Swaggerty, Irene Thomas, Margaret Turner, Mary Ann Wagner, Ruth Walker, Dorothy Mae Watson, Doris Watson, Freida White, Betty Woods, Lois ll af 5 1945 The RECORD Ault, Kenneth Banks, James Banks, John Blazier, Delmar Blazier, Edward Burchfield, William Burgin, Eugene Byers, Henry Catlett, Edward Cheek, Elbert Clapp, Johnny Dockery, J. R. Doneski, Troy Doyle, Gene Foley, William Ford, J. C. Franklin, Henry Gabbard, Robert Gibson, Kenneth Graves, Paul Green, Paul SOPI-IOMORE BOYS Hagaman, Gene Moore, Tommy Whittier, Dewey Headrick, David Overton, Bobby Widner, Eugene Headrick, Harold Owens, Johnny Williams, Jim Hensley, Clyde Palmer, Samuel Witt, Vernon Hines, Boyd Parham, Bill Wohlwend, Carl Householder, Lloyd Partain, Louis Hudson, John Huff, Roy Johnson, Benny Johnson, Jim Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Marvin Kidd, Jack King, L. H., Jr. Lethco, Henry Long, Donald Parton, Bobby Phelps, Jack Porterfield, Lawrence Rainey, Jack Roberts, Orvid Rule, Troy Scruggs, Henry F. Seepe, Charles Smith, Roger Spangler, Robert McCammon, Hilton Stevens, Dewey McCarrell, Darrell Valentine, Gene Maples, Edward Maxey, Bill Walker, Jack Webb, Cha ,les MR. JOHNSON Miller, Howard Webb, J. D. Sponsor Thirty-seven if ' J The RECORD ' 1945 Tbirly-eigbt FRESI-IMAN GIRLS MARGUEMTE JOHNSON ,v,,..,,,....,,,.wY.,,..... .,...........,..,,w..,.,,A , ,President JIMMY TOW'SEND .,......... ...,...,.V V ice-President LAVERNE THOMAS ......A. ,......,.,,,,, S ecretury NANCY FORD ..,,,,..V W .7.,V, A Anderson, Rosemary Berry, June Blazier, Louise Blazier, Reba Boring, Mary E. Brewer, Jean Broome, Barbara Brown, Grace Carver, Ella Faye Clark, Mary Evelyn Clinton, Imogene Cox, Jimmie Creswell, Lucille Davis, Vivian Denny, Ella Doyle, Cartha Lynn Ellis, Stella Epperson, Burda Field, Donna Ford, Nancy Foxx, Maxine Franklin, Doris French, Nancy Sue French, Ruth French, Wanda Sue Gabbard, Dorothy Galyon, Beatrice Galyon, Della Jo Galyon, Louise Gibson, Louise Gorman, Jane Green, Josephine Hackney, Frankie Harris, Kitty Hawkins, Anna Lee Headrick, Thelma Hembree, Frances Henderlight, Sue Henry, Barbara Hickman, Ruth Hobby, Ramona Hodges, Martha Holland, Ranie Hoskins, Bonnie Hunter, Mary Jackson, Leona Johnson, Marguerite Johnson, Rose Lee Johnson, Maxine Joyce, Betty Keith, Betty Jo Kelly, Dorothy Jean Kenner, Mary Ellen King, Lois Kitts, Avis Treasurer Koontz, Barbara Nell Lindsey, Bobbie Long, Mildred Lowe, Dorothy Jean Loy, Dollie Lynch, Alma McColloch, Martha Mackey, Juanita Mann, Reneau Maples, Lovetta McGee, Sue Michaels, Jean Mooers, Lenora Monday, Ruth Morrison, Mary Helen Murphy, Eleanor Murphy, Virginia Neubert, Evelyn Neubert, Mary Jo Newton, Lorene Nipper, Barbara Ottinger, Phyllis Ownby, Mattie Jean Palmer, Grace Perdikes, Betty Jo Pickens, Doris Roberts, Ruth Rose, Inez Rust, Frances Sands, Helen Scarbrough, Mildred Scott, Jamia Sentell, Mildred Sissum, Inez Smith, Billie Jean Spangler, Elizabeth Spangler, Zella Teffeteller, Helen Thomas, Aileen Thomas, LaVerne Tolliver, Grace Tripp, Betty Tucker, Anna Lee Tucker, Elizabeth Tucker, Marie Tucker, Nellie Ruth Turbyville, Wanda Walker, Juanita Webb, Betty Webb, Geraldine Wells, Faye West, Maxine Willox, Beula Witt, Virginia Wolfenbarger, Frances Wy 1945 J The RECORD 1 Atchley, Bennie Bamberg, Paul Barnett, Howard Berrigan, Louis Blazier, Bobby Bowerman, Bobby Bowling, Jimmy Branam, Billy Brown, Eugene Brown, Robert E. Burchell, Bobby Burchfield, Oda Kyle Burgin, Darrahl Burleson, joe Burnett, Raymond Burns, Rhea Byers, Kaye Caramanian, Paul Carroll, Kenneth Carter, Herbert Cates, Jimmie Catlett, Wayne Chesney, Richard Cobble, Billy Codgill, Gerald Collins, Herman Cooper, Alfred L. Day, Charles Day, Gene fog? FRESHMAN BUYS DeLony, Eugene Dorton, James Dykes, M. Edington, Herbert Eggers, Bobby Eich, Jimmy Elrod, Thomas Foley, James Ford, Henry French, E. T. Goddard, John L. Grant, Bob Grubb, Lennis Harper, john D. Haun, Carl Haun, Harold Hertel, Gordon Hicks, Roy Houser, Bobby Huffaker, Glenn jackson, Frank Johnson, jack julian, Carmen Kelley, Robert Earl Kelly, Kenneth Kelso, Thomas Kidd, Carl King, Lionel Lawson, Charles Lawson, Max Scott, Charles Lethco, Andrew Sharp, Ernest Leatherwood, Herbert Sulfridge, Edward Lyle, J. B. Thompson, Charles McCammon, W. H. McCarrell, Emmerson McCroskey, Buford McGinley, Clarance McLemore, Kenneth Mabry, Brooks Manes, Theodore Maples, William Morgan, Edwin Murphy, Carl Napier, Lee Nelson, Leon Newman, Edgar Nipper, Clyde Norwood, Archie Ogg, James T. Pattison, Bobby Patty, C. S. Pinkston, Mac Rogers, Wallace Rosenbaum, Archie Rudder, Joe Russell, Vernon Samuel, Bill Satterfield, Tommy Tiller, Roy Townsend, jimmy Turner, Jackie White, Horace, Jr. Widner, Gilford Williams, Billy D. Wholwend, Harold Wyatt, Fred Swinny, Jack 'fa MISS EVELYN MARNFY Sponsor iffy The RECORD J 1945 CLASS NIGHT MAY 22, 1945 -------- 7:30 P. M. YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Processional ..,,,., ,,......,,......,.,............,...............,.....................,.............,..,..........,.,,,.....v..........,. , Senior Class Class of '45 ....,. ....,,.............,,...........,.,...........,......................,.............. G erald Cooper, Delores Burleson President's Address .. - ,....... ........... H erman Sims, Class President Class History .....,,.......,..... .,........................................,.....,...., ..,...............,,,..............,.,,....... D e lores Burleson Blue Skies ,,.,....,,.,..,....... . .....,.... ..............,..........,.................,,..,........................,..............,..........,... . Irwin Berlin Johnny Massengill, Dot Ford, Evelyn Anderson, Marilyn Franklin, Libby Baker, Elizabeth Stiner, Catherine Painter. Class Prophecy ,,............,........,....,...,,,.......,.......,..,........,,.,....,,,..,......,,,....,,.....,...,,,....,.,,,,.....,....,.... Gerald Cooper Z'You Belong To My Heart --Solo ..,.. .......,... ..,...,,,. . . - .... Reeda Adams Class Poem Class of '4S .,,,............ A ....,.,, L ,..,,... ....,,., L eona Maples Last Will and Testament ,.,.,,,..,,,.., ,,.,,,,.,,,.,.i,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,,.,,.., L ibby Baker Shine On Harvest Moon ..,., .,...,,.....,,..,,.,,,,,,....,.,,,,.,... S enior Octette Giftorian ............................... ....... . .. t.. .. ,,... Betty Lawson Ford, Charles Linster Alma Mater ,,,,.. ,. ,,.,,,..,..,.,,... - .,,,,,.,,..... - ...............,.,.,,,........,..,.,..,,.........,,,,............,,. Senior Class Recessional Accompanist-Miss Evelyn Marney COMMENCEMENT MAY 23, 1945 -------- 8:00 P. M. YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Processional Star Spangled Banner .....Y. ...,,., K ey Invocation Young High School Chorus Army Hymn .... ....,..........,,,......., W aring SPEAKERS Valedictorian ..,,., L ,......,,,, - ......,. ........ K atherine Le Coultre Salutatorian ....,,.,... .,,,,..........,,.,.... .,,, ........,,. ,,,,... ,.., ..,..,..,,,,...,, J o y L e e Reed Honor students A.............................i........ , ,.....e,,.......,........... ......,,. M arguerite Woody Subject: Compulsory military training, pro and con. Young High School Chorus Bonnie Crisp When Johnny comes marching home ...- ....,.... ............................... L ambert Awards ......... V...,,........,.........,......,.,.....,..,..,...,.,i.,,,.,,.. .,......., P r incipal S. A. Duff Presentation of diplomas ................. ,.,........., - .....,,.. ......... D r . J, H. Gammon Benediction Recessional Pianist, Miss Evelyn Marney BACCALAUREATE MAY 20, 1945 -------- 7:30 P. M. YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Processional Doxology Scripture Invocation Young High School Chorus Lord's Prayer ,..,...,.......e....,s,s , ..........s........................ Malotte jesus, word of God Incarnate' .,.........,.,,,,,...,..,.. ..,,.,..,,...,...s,,.,,V,...........................,.,,.,,., M ozart Sermon ..,...........,,......,,....,,,..,...........,s.........,.... ..ssss..s,.s...ss,....,..ss,..sY......ess,....... - ........ D r. E. B. McGukin, Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Knoxville, Tenn. Hymn- Faith of Our Fathers ...............,,,,s..,..,s..,..v..,s., ..,.ss..i,..s,,.sss ,ss,..,., . . . ....................,,..,,....., .... W alton Benediction Recessional Pianist, Miss Evelyn Marney Forty Medical Arts Building V0?2 1945 J TM RECORD Frrsbnzan , Managvr Solblmmo rf' , Manager Iunior , ,, Managvr Srnior , M anagvr CLASS FAVORITES MARY HUNT!-.R LEON Nlil.SON MAMlIi Lua L1'r'rL1z LLOYD HOUSliPiOl.lJl3R , , LIBBY FRANKLIN Blu, MERWIN , JUANITA KING HAROLD JULIAN Forty-one is N! l W A 1 N L r M W 1 E Forty-two www MR. AND MISS SENIOR CLASS MR. SENIOR CLASS Harold juliian, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Julian, Neuberts, Ten- nessee. MISS SENIOR CLASS Juanita King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. King, Route 10, Knoxville, Tennessee. Qulun-u.-v Forty-th rec ly-fo 1 2 5 5 1 Q z E.- ,415 MR. AND MISS JUNIOR CLASS NMR. JUNIOR CLASS Bill Mcrwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Merwin, Route 4, Riverside Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee. MISS JUNIOR CLASS Elizabeth Franklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Franklin, Hia- leah Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee 1 Forty-fi vc MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS N W ,N fx i V Y Y 1 11 51 I 9 4 w w w A 1 xx ml M 'N 2 ii W I W 1 X W Ii H M U M M 51 M 4 l i I w . UMR. SOPHOMORE CLASS Lloyd Householder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T. Householder, Maryville Pike, Route 3, Knoxville, Tennessee. MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS Mamie Lee Little, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Little, 124 Hia- leah Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee. Forty-seven MR, FRESHMAN CLASS Leon Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson, 338 Avenue A, Knox- ville, Tennessee. MISS FRESHMAN CLASSU Mary Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli M. Hunter, 440 Henley Street, Knoxville, Tennessee. ,,,4.1 Forty-nine 1 1 11 11 1 1. 1 1 1 . li 11 1. 1. 11 .. 1 1 1 11 11 11 .1 Fifty RUNNERS UP Seated left to right: La Verne Thomas, Frcshmang Lois Cogdill, Junior Mary Ann Turner, Sophomore. V Standing left to right: Tommy Gilbert, Juniorg Bill Floey, Sophomore Bobbie Larew, Seniorg Bart Iddins, Senior. Not Pictured: Fred Wyatt, Freshman. WILLIAM BLOUNT MANSION QCII LJVQ6 '-ur fx MR. AND MISS YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL UMR. YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL Earl Hoffmeister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hoffmeister, Route 1, Neubert, Tennessee, was elected by the student body to bear the title of Mr. Young High School. His fine spirit of fair play is shown by his being elected football captain of '44 and voted as the outstanding basketball player of '4S. MISS YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL Betty Lawson Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ford, Wood- lawn Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee, was elected by popular vote to bear the title of Miss Young High School. She is an attractive young lady who meets the approval of the whole student body. She is also a member of the Girl Reserves, Mad- cap Players, Thespians, Footlight Club, Annual Staff, Tip Top Club, and is an Usher. D. KA'I'HI:RlNlf LECOULTRE JOY LRF REED Vulnlirlorian Sa111faloria11 MARGUEIUTE Woouv BONNIE CRISP Honor Student Honor Student I4 CLASS OF ,45 SPEAKERS MISS BINGO BONNIE CRISP ,311-f Bonnie Crisp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.estg1I If. Crisp, 408 Avenue A, KnoxviIIe, was elected Miss Bingo at our big Bingo Party the Seniors Imd in the e.1rIy f.1Il. Aside from the title of Miss Bingo, Bonnie Girl Reserves, Vice-president of the II. Ii. CIub, and Ll member of the Commercial I Club and a commencement speaker. has other honors. She is in member of the I I I II II ,I II I I I I II II II I I I I I CLASS FAVORITE TEA An informal tea was given by the Senior CIILISS in honor of the forty girIs who were chosen by the four elasses to run for cIass favorites. I I I I I I I Fifty-five BEST THESPIAN Each year it is thc custom of National Thespian Troupe No. 415 to select the member who, in the eyes of the troupe best signihes the traits of a good thespian and has done more to better the standards of the troupe. This year Bart Iddins was rightfully selected for the honor. Fifty-six NlNIi GIRLS Cfxsl' or CHARAcg'1'i-.Rs Luft ro Right Alice live Slmrnn CSt.1mling on stnirsj Phvllis QSitting on Dcvnnj klnnc Mary Shotput Frieda Slmirlcy Tcnncsscc Berry Hilton Iimily Kirkpatrick Marilyn lirnnlalin Mnrinlcll lfrnlicr Dolores Burleson Betty Rose johnson Evelyn Newman Bobbyc Crulc Ann McDanicls Rose Mary Barber Fifty-night MOST STUDIOUS GIR I.- Kmiii-kixi-. I.i-Cou1.Tiu- Her chief expense is Midnight Oil She runs up quite an account on that From six to one she's quite awake And ne'r an eye does she bat To watch her study is a pleasure Her parents she really entrances But between the leaves of her history book She's reading True Romances MOST STUDIOUS BOY-jixtk Yoaa From seven to twelve he studies hard Some linglish test to foil You can't deny this handsome lad Has burned some midnight oil. The following day in the English Class From him comes nary a peep For he's studied so hard the night before In elass he's sound asleep ! ! ! MOST THOUGHTFUL BOY- lzmu HK7l'l-MlilS1'l,R We'll all do well to Watch this boy For he's blessed with an amazing grace He was voted most thoughtful by all of us Because of the look on his honest face He's thoughtful in everything he does livery good trait we have he has But beware of the fellow whose meek and mild For they usually end up in Alcatraz. MOST THOUGHTFUI. GIRL- Bouum LAREW She's always right in everything She never makes a mistake For being so thoughtful of all of us W'e hand to her the cake. And if she keeps this up my friends The world will always laud her And as Kipling said in his Poem If You'll be a lady, my daughter. IXIKIST IIIQI'.I.Y Tl, SUCC1I I'iI7 UIRI .lov III Rl Ill I11 days tn FUIIIL' sI1e'II ste.1tIiIy rist To I1L'IgIIl'i of f.1n1e .md gIory SI1e'II probably ow11 .1 factory or two And write her own Iife story .-- MOST I,IKIfI.Y TO SUCiCI'iI IJ BOY- I5111 Nut 1101 s .lust wgiteh this fellow for he's going up IIe's I1e1uIed for success And 11II his feIIow cI11ssn1.1tes wish Ior I1in1 the very best But when asked .tt what school she spent her tI.1ys Right now I1e's showing promise .1 pIel1ty Were sure tI1.1t she'II reply I spent nanny .1 happy sueeessful day In the I111IIs oi oILI Young High. Iiut this fact we contend W'e'II be proud to s.1y in future years 'I'I1.1t we knew I1i111 when- BIQST LIZAIJISK GIRL-I.lBBY BAKLK In days to come tI1e prophets say lt will be 1 woman's worId The offiee of Government will be Invaded by a girl. We wish the best for this good Ieader WT know that she'II go far But we hope for her sake she won't be Another Mrs. II. D. R. BEST LISADER BOY-BAM luu1Ns There will aIways be a pIace in This world for this young man For he's the kind who never says I ean't but always I can. He was chosen ns our very best leader WitI1 aII our problems he's dealt ln future years he may turn out to be Another Franklin D. Roosevelt. Fifty-nine Sixty She's Grable, Lamour, and Hayworth PIN UP GIRL-EMILY KIRk1mTmc.k All rolled up into one And with a soldier, Marine, or gob, She really has some fun ! !! But never try to pin up her photo Unless every day it drizzles Because she's such a hot little number That the wall behind it sizzles Y ! Y too THE HANDSOMEST BOY1HERMAN Sum Here's the boy the girls are after With his smile and his hair in curls And if you go and she is not there, You'll know He's the boy who's out with your girl He was voted most handsome by his classmates But in his memory he should keep That pride always goeth before a fall And his beauty is only skin deep. it if SWEATER GIRL-Rizrlm Aimms Some guys may choose a movie star, And other WAVE's or WAC's, But the beauty of my sweater girl, ls based on these two facts: A contour marked with grace and poise, A stature htm and sound, But covered with some pride, these two Outstanding points are found CASANOVA BOY-Graimum Coomin He usually calls around eight-thirty And calmly says I'll beovahn Around the halls of old Young High Hels known as Casanova He faintly resembles Gary Cooper And that handsome Mr. Van In other words fto coin a phraseh He's a beautiful hunk of man BIGGEST XVOLF-CARI. SHARP The girls all run from this young man For hc's a wolf you see Although from the outside he's quite human He wolfisli as can be. But remember girls he can be tamed When you see him just merely fade But since all boys are wolves at heart You'll soon be an old maid! ! ! BIGGEST WCJLFESSA-BOHBII QZRUII She looks so sweet, so pure, so innocent But looks will ever fail For she's a wolfess, cool and scheming On the lookout for a male. But when you sw her in a clinging gown And looking so aloof A boy will wish with all his hear! He wax a big he-wolf. MOST ANGELIC cilkl.-BETTY L. Foluv MOST ANGFLIC BQ7Y'lVlll'lUN Fic ll So small. so cute, so intellectual She's really quite ordinary For the proper place for an angel like her Is in a cemetary She's the only Ford I've ever seen That had a pair of wings But with that ehasis which she has She's make a swell machine. just watch this boy for he was chosen The most angclili, you see He always makes four A pluses And never makes a B He never bothers the teacher In every class he led His every thought is clean and sweet There's a big round halo o'er his head I Sixly-one 1 i i N i 1 Sufi-fuio IJ. A. R. CQITIZFNSIIII' lfacli year it is the custom to select the student who, in the eyes of the student body, possess the qualities of citilensliip, scholarship, leadership. .ind patriotism. This ve.n' libbv Baker was selected for this honor. ROY STOKES AND EARL HOFFMEISTER Each year it is the custom of the football officials to select the team who, in the eyes of the judges, have shown the best sportsmanship during the season. This year our team was given the honor. The trophey displayed on the right by Captain liarl Hotf- meister was awarded to Young High for obtaining this honor. The trophey displayed on the left by Co-Captain Roy Stokes was won by Young High for selling the greatest number of tickets to rho all-star game. Suly-Ifir Y g,Y Y -,VY imwrni K H N W 93 rw B i W U H 1 W i 1 1 i i H V I v r I M 1 i sa, Q is ll 30g 'ei BAND COLORS Left to Right: Turner Ogg, Flag Bearerg Rose Mary Barber, Sponsorg Eugene McDaniel, Band Captaing Helen Maxey, Sponsorg Carl Sharp, Flag Bearer. Sixty-four S Andrew johnson Hcvtcl 1945 ' The RECO QRGANIZATIQNS NATIONAL THESPIAN TROUP No. 415 Front Row Left to Right: Charles Linster, Delores Burleson, Point Secretary, Emily Kirkpatrick, Bart Iddins, President: Bobbie Larew, Treasurer: Betty Lawson Ford, Secretary: Rose Mary Barber, Vice-President: Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor. Second Row: Milton Eich, Bill Berry, Marilyn Franklin, Alma Smith, Bobbie Cruze, Gerald Cooper. 'Third Row: Glen Cunningham, C. D. Hagaman, Paul Meign, Daniel Kyker, Carl Sharp, Lowlan Mucke, Donald Gentry. ev MADCAP PLAYERS Front Bow Left to Bight: Jewelle Baldwin, Billie Elmore, Martha Chunn, Libby Franklin, Betty Jo Stanton, Bobbie Larew, Secretary and Treasurer: Eleanor Sellors, Ruth Ann White, Mary Katherine Larew, Bobbie Cruze, Betty Carroll, Geraldine Pickens. Second Row: Eleanor Witt, Bennie Davis, Alma McPherson, Emily Kirkpatrick, Betty Lawson Ford, Rose Mary Barber, Louise Coulter, Delores Burleson, Dorothy Johnson, Dorothy McCammon, Katherine Eledge. Third Row: Betty Lou Carr, Beulah Gilliam, Sarah Nell Miller, Bobbie Nell Howard, Carl Sharp, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor, Donald Gentry, Ruby Lee Williams, Beatrice Weaver, Reeda Adams, Irene Catlett, Betty Rose Johnson. Fourth Row: Jimmy Winters, President: Lowlan Mucke, Eugene McDaniels, Paul Meign, Jack Lawson, C. D. Hagaman, Anne Mc- Daniels, Bart Iddins, Ralph Winkle, Billy Goodman, Charles Linster, Gerald Cooper. Sixty-six r ' 'TM' 1 4 FOOTLIGHT CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Bennie Davis, Loraine Wells, Anne Mcllaniels, Irene Catlett, Rose Mary Barber, Secretary: Delores Burleson, Dorothy Mm-Cammon, Reeda Adams, Katherine Eledge, Betty Lawson Ford, Alma McPherson, Betty Hilton, Bobbie Cruze, Jane Gorman. Second Row: Betty Neubert, Barbara Sterling, Mary Ann Turner, Libby Franklin, Betty Jo Stanton, Francis Large, Bobbie Larew, Jane Furr, Martha Chunn, Ruth Ann White, Sarah Ellen Henderlight, Dorothy Irwin, Lorna Kent, Rosa Lee Johnson, Betty Gorman. 'Fhird Row: Milton Eich, Billy Berry, C. D. Hagaman, Donald Gentry, Charles Linster, Jimmy Winters, Lowlan Mucke, Eva Burnette. Lois Cogdill, Joanne Larew, Evelyn Hollister, Wanda Mathney. Fourth Row: Betty Jane Lone, Marilyn Franklin, Carl Sharp, Betty Jean Frost, Irene Swaggerty, Mammie Lee Little, LaVerne Thomas, Billy Jean Smith, Barbara Lou Berry, Rose Ann Haws, Sarah Nell Miller, Betty Jane Anderson, Betty Lou Carr, Edna Manning, Elizabeth Ann Tucker, Joanne McCammon, Virginia Mathney, Dorothy Berry, Geraldine Pickens, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor. Fifth Row: Bob Johnson, Treasurer: Mae Bennett, Billie Elmore, Dorothy Jean Neubert, Eleanor Sellors, Betty Rose Johnson, Emily Kirkpatrick, Margaret Byrd, Evelyn Newman, Betty Ann Byers, Helen Maxey, Louise Coulter, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Katherine Larm-w, Beatrice Weaver, Catherine Neubert, Ruby Lee Williams, Betty Carroll. Sixth Row: Beulah Gilliam, Lynn Rose Stansherry, Lloyd Householder, Jewelle Baldwin, Virginia Layman. Bart Iddins, President: Bobbie Nell Howard. Hazen Mctlarroll, Eugene McDaniels, Paul Meign, Gerald Cooper, Glen Cunningham. SPEAK EASY Seated Left to Right: Mamie Lee Little, Wanda Mathney, Betty Straine, Irene Swaggerty, Secretary: Betty Ann Gillespie, Treasurer: Evelyn Hollister, Viee-president: Betty Jean Frost, President, Eva Burnette, Second Row: Jane Berry, Alice Maples, Doris Watson, Betty Evans, Frieda Watson, Betty Mayfield, Lillian Brown, Kate Stanton, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor. Third Row: Hazen McCarrell, Sarah Ellen Henderlight, Katherine Painter, Betty Hilton, Lynn Ruse Stansberry, Lorna Kent, Rose Ann Haws, Maxine Pollard, Barbara Lou Berry, C. D. Hagaman. Sh ty-sr vm DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First Row: Maxine Allan, Lillian Brown, Lois Newman, Virginia Mathney, Joyce Burnette. Sc-vond Row: llarbara Pickens, Juanita King, Program Chairman: Loraine Galyon, Bonnie Crisp, Vice-President: Margaret Leak, President: Louise Hirks, Secretary and Treasurer. Third Row: Paul Maples, Mary Ruth Nipper, Opal Newman, Cecil Huffstettler, Doris Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, Mrs. York, Sponsor: Billy Goodman, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Front Row Left to Right: Kattie Reagan, Dorothy Blazier, Vice-President: Sarah Lou Bowman, Christina Stravos, Ruth Kittie, Sue Johnson. Second Row: Alma Smith. Herman Sims, Secretary and Treasurer: Kenneth Stephens, Richard Goodin, President: Harold Julian, Jack York, Program Chairman: Mrs. York, Sponsor. Sixty-rigbl l l COMMERCIAL CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Edith Combs, Louise Hicks, Elizabeth Franklin, Betty Jo Stanton, Ruth Ann White, Irene Catlett, Virginia Layman, Bobbie Nell Howard, Lois Simms, Betty Lou Carr, Pauline Hill, Bennie Davis. I Second Row: Bernice Clifton, Reeda Adams, Barbara Pickens, Maridell Frazier, Martha Chunn, Marguerite Woody, Lillian Brown, Loraine Galyon, Bily Sue Ford, Inez Crisp, Imogene Thomas, Christine Collins. Third Row: Betty Russell, Dorothy Irvin, Blanche King, Rose Mary Barber, Barbara Sterling, Delores Burleson, Secretary, Loraine Wells, Francis Large, Vlfanda Matheny, Leona Maples, Johnnie Massengill, Juanita McFall, Addie Mae Tetfeteller. . Fourth Row: Betty Gorman, Dorothy Ford, Libby Baker, Treasurer: Barbara Bodenhiemer, Bobbie Cruze, Helen Burnette, Bonnie Crisp, Betty Jane Long, Bridget Ann Ford, Nelle Deaderick, Helen Maxey, Dorothy Berry, Rebecca Holland. Fifth Row: Betty Ann Byers, Juanita King, Faye Smith, Dorothy Johnson, Dora Galyan, Rowena Ford, Mary Katherine Larew, Evelyn Anderson, Betty Jo Marshall, Jeanette Ford, Francis Towler, Ruby Dodson, Helen Spangler, Louise Sharp, Blanche Houser, Sixth Row: Len Montgomery, President: Milton Eich, Jack Lawson, Jack Bavnburg, James Jenkins, Program Chairman: Mrs. Lowe, Sponsor: Kenneth Stephens, Vice-President: Helen Huling, Bobbie Larew, Louise Coulter, Kathleen Neuhert. .V ,,,-v--1' YELLOWJACKET STAFF Front Row Left to Right: Ruth Ann White. Geraldine Nichols, Nancy Sue French, Dorothy Johnson, Betty .lo Stanton, Wanda Matheny, Irene Catlett, Dorothy Berry, Dorothy McCammon, Delores Burleson, Second Row: Evelyn Hollister, Margaret McCarroll, Loraine Wells, Eleanor Sellers, Joanne Larew, Marguerite Woody, Editor: Betty Ann Gillespie, Bonnie Crisp, Barbara Sterling, Betty Straine, Rose Mary Barber. Third Row: Miss Hays, Advisor: Kenneth Stephens, Charles Gabbard, Lynn Smith, Charles Linster, .Francis Large, Johnnie Mas- sengill, Betty Ann Byers, Leona Maples, Mary Katherine Larew, Juanita King, Doris Watson, James Jenkins, Mrs. Lowe, Advisor: Len Montgomery. Sixty-nine USHERS Front Row Left to Right: Betty Law- son Ford, Dorothy Berry, Delores Burle- son, Juanita King, Head Usher. Second Row: Joanne Larew, Helen Maxey, Louise Coulter. Third Row: Milton Eich, Charles Linster. LIBRARY STAFF Front Row Left to Right: Juanita King, Treasurer, Betty Ann Byers, Secre- taryg Bobbie Larew, President, Joanne McCammon, Vice-President. Second Row: Geraldine Pickens, Mari- lyn Franklin, Loraine Wills, Ruby Dod- son. Third Row: Mary Katherine Larew, Sarah Nell Miller, Mrs. Bland, Librarian. Srrrnty LITERARY Y CLUB - Front Row Left to Right: Len Mont- gomery, -Iuanita King, Betty Ann Gilles- pie, Delores Burleson, Charles Linster. Second Row: Marilyn Franklin, Bart Iddins, Mary Katherine Larew, Kenneth Stephens, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor. Third Row: Mrs. Bland, Sponsor, Milton Eich, Sarah Nell Miller, Bobbie Larew. Fourth Row: Bob johnson, Mrs. Lowe, Sponsor, Earl McColloch. I i ATHLETIC Y CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Mr. Har- mon, Sponsor, Edith Combs, Anne Mc- Daniels, Emily Kirkpatrick, Delores Bur- leson, Rose Mary Barber, Bobbie Cruze. Second Row: Herman Sims, Bill Nichols, Willard Cheatam, Charles Lin- ster, Roy Stokes. Third Row: Earl McColloch, Bart lddins, Dewey Lee, N. Burgin, Alvin Thompson. Fourth Row: Earl Hoffmeister, Wil- liam Foley, Carl Sharp, Charles Gabbard. Scwnly-one GIRL RESERVES Front Row Lett to Right: Rose Mary Barber, Social Chairman: Irene Swaggerty, Treasurer: Joanne Larew, President: Eleanor Sellers, Program Chairman: Maridell Frazier, Vice-Presidfnt: Dorothy McCammon, Service Chairman: Betty Ann Gillespie, Publicity Chair- man: Mary Ann Turner, Secretary. Second Row: Johnnie Massengill, Devotional Chairman: Dorothy Johnson, Jewell Baldwin, Elizabeth Franklin, Betty Jo Stanton, Ruth Ann White, Shirley Goodin, Stella Ellis, Francis Large, Loraine Wells, Louise Blazier, Evelyn Newman. Third Row: Barbara Jo Broom: Irene Catlett, Jane Gorman, Nancy Ford, Rhea Burchfield, Dona Field, Katherine Neubert, Jane Furr, Dorothy Jean Neubert, Betty Jane Anderson, Betty Gorman, Dorothy Irvin. Fourth Row: Juanita McFall, Ada Bowman, Betty Lou Carr, Dorothy Kelley, Evelyn Hollister, Barbara Sterling, Marguerite Woody, Louise Coulter, Helen Maxey, Betty Jane Long, Geraldine Pickens, Betty Carroll, Betty Lawson Ford, Dolly Loy, Miss Johnson, Sponsor. Fifth Row: Doris Watson, Billie Elmore, Mary Katherine Larew, Martha Chunn, Bobbie Larew, Betty Mayield, Fredia Watson, Martha Mc'Colloch, Bonnie Crisp, Betty Evans, Mary Evelyn Clarke, Betty Straine, Ruth Roberts. Sixth Row: Alice Maples, Hazel Johnson, Lynn Rose Stansberry, Rose Ann Hawes, Geraldine Nichols, Elizabeth Tucker, Edna Man- ning, Ruth Roberts, Nancy Sue French, Billie Jean Smith, LaVerne Thomas, Wanda Mntheny, Mamie Lee Little. l PENQUINS 1 Front Row Left to Right: Betty Rose Johnson, Jean Hilton, Emily Kirkpatrick, Vice-President: Barbara Bodenheimer, Secretary: Bobbie Cruze, Dorothy Ford, President: Bobbie Nell Howard. Second Row: Lorna Kent, Joanne Larew, Ada Bowman, Eleanor Sellers, Billy Jean Pickens, Geraldine Pickens, Libby Baker, Treasurer. Third Row: Lynn Rose Stansberry, Elizabeth Stiner, Rose Mary Barber, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor: Anne McDaniels, Margaret Byrd, Virginia Layman, Srwnlv-hvo .llVl-Q If'l l'l5S lirnnt Ruw Left tu Right: Maridell l5r.Uier, Billy .lean Pieltem. Helen 9.ltterlielv..l, Belly -lane Long, Maxine -Iolmsun, l,uuise Coulter. Second Row: Lynn Rose Stnnsberry, lfrnu l.uu Hodges, Billy ,lean Smith, Secretary: Cf.irtl1.i lynn Doyle, Ruth Kittle, Vice-Presidentg Maxine Pollard, Trensllrerg l.nrnn Kent, President. Third Row: Mrs. Lowe, Sponwrg H.x7el juliitson, Mary Hunter, Marguerite xlolinsun, -liminie fox, Rhea Mann, Mary l.obetti. W2 'l'II' TOP CLUB Seated l.eft tu Right: Betty I-Ivans, Presiilentg Virginia Matlieny, Vice-President: Betty Strmine, Secre- taryg Betty Carroll, Trerixurerg Peggy Burnelte. Second Row: jane Gorman, NVanda Matlieny, Shirley Goodin, Betty Gurnmn, Betty Wtmud, ,Iulinnie Massengill, Mildred Long. Srrenty-three mx KLUTZ FAMILY Front Row Left to Right: Cassandra fI.ois Cogdiillj, Herky qBil1 Nieholsj, Arabella fMiss Ruth Johnson, Sponsorj, Oswald QMr. Johnson, Sponsorj. Second Row: Egbert Q-Iim Iohnsonj, Carnelius fBoyd Hinesj, Percival CBob Johnsonj, Sophie Qlileanor Wittj. Not Pieturedg Iehabod Qliarl Hoifmeistcrj, Ros- coe fBobby Hertelj. 4-H CLUB Frum Row Left to Right: Robert IT.irl Kelly, Paul Cnramanian, Edd Sulfridge, Marvin johnson, Barton Houser, Bobbie Bl,17ier, Gene Haga- man, I.. II. King. Second Row: Dick Sal 1i11 id, Iidd Maples, Henry Ford, Bill McCain- nmn, Ray Burchell, Argene Nor- wood, Carmen julian, Theodore Mnnes Third Row: Herbert Edington, Carl Hnun, Kenneth McI.emore, -Inhn I.. Goddard, Kaye Byers, Hil- I Lfll McCn i11i11Lv1i, Barr Iddins, President. Svrrnfy-four HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I, II Seventy-live Seventy-six HOME ECONOMICS III Seated Left to Right: Addie Mae Teffeteller, Irene Catlett, Barbara Bodenhiemer, Delores Burleson, Barbara Sterling, Shirley Goodin, Pearl Carlerr, Jane Furr, Dorothy Jean Neubert, Betty Jane Anderson, Catherine Neubert, Margaret Crumby. Second Row: Miss Wells, Sponsor, Christine Collins, Blanche Noe, Earnestine Caldwell, Mary Boling, Frances Tamberlin, Helen Spangler, Betty Giffin, Irene King, Nell Deadrick, Ruth Gibson, Betty Jane Long, Frances Large, Miss Slutz, Sponsor. Third Row: Inez Kirby, Jewel Baldwin, Elizabeth Franklin, Betty Jo Stanton, Ruth Ann White, Peggy Prater, Pearl Catlett, Bobby Dunn, Peggy King, Bridget Ann Ford, Loraine Graves, Evelyn Anderson, Bobbie Kinsley, Loraine Wells. Fourth Row: Rowena Ford, Peggy Norton, Reola Doss, Mildred Pitner, Blanche Davenport, Ruby Jo Walker, Dorothy Manes, Joy Tarwater, Louise Sharp, Katherine Neubert, Bcaulah Basham. ALMA MATER Dear old Young High, how I love thee, .Alma Mater hail! Orange and black wave high above thee, Through the calm and gale. Long thy sons have sung thy praises, And thy name adored, While our hearts its juble raises, Young iHigh forevermore! FICE ACTIVITIES -he 51 BAND Kneeling: Charles Iiinster, 'Turner Ogg. First Row la-tt to Right: lielievca Holland, Betty Jo Michael, Katherine Nelzbert, Evelyn Neubert, Jane Berry, Mariilell Frazier. Serond Row: Betty Jo VVood. llorothy Jean Neubert. Dorothy Johnson. Dewey Whittier. 'l'hird lion: James Uashim. Miss Marney, Director: Carl Sharp. lfourth Row: tit-lie llay. Ilonalil Gentry, Jim Johnson. F. ll. Hagaman. Eugene Mvllaniel. Captain: liowlan Mueke, Benny Johnson CHORUS Front how Left to Right: Mary Evelyn Ford, Jean Hilton, Elizabeth Stiner, Bobbie Nell Howard, Dorothy Ford, Christina Stravos Franris Large, Lois Cognlill, Betty Jean Frost, Francis Rust, Billy Jean Smith. Second Row: Betty Mayfield, Marilyn Thomas, Martha Brewer, Bobbie Jean Seymour, Bernice Clifton, Faye Smith, Helen Huling Ada Bowman, Nell Deadrick, Sallie McGill, Betty Anderson, Beatrice Weaver. Third Row: Peggy Julian, Marilyn Franklin, Evelyn Hollister, Libby Baker, Barbara Sterling. Loraine Wells, Joe Byrd, Alice Maples Bu-tty Jean Marshall. 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Y wwf W- J , , ,V xx , -.rum 'K f -'- aam , ,,gglQ,..75fw,,z.x O 1 ,CKY S,-' . g ,Q :xx f' -'QS ' f ' f ,L X, , n -, -'W Q ',.5.'- V',',u: nk A m ,' in wwf Wiaiij' A , . A ' nf-SW' X ' ', ft V qt' - f rnx x,..k 73 H 5 1 2 , ff 2 . Q an J. B Q . U K, W x ' Mm H1 I My 4, V , x S 2' 3' 'f ': ffl X A we' N Q 1 Eff H' 4.7 wx x , . X , K ri .L ' k M ,,,,,,.,,,,:N z 1 s 1 46, , Z'ff4??E1gw, . , A 1 5, ,Q Ya N- Eigbly-four CHEERLEADERS Kneeling Left to Right: Edith Combs, Emily Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Charles Linster, Delores Burleson, Lowlan Mucke, Anne McDaniel, Bart Iddins. K as., ?'?fs-. Vs, iv RAY HARMON, Iioolball Coarli tl. G. McCUL1.0UGH, BdSk.l'f!IdH Couvli RESUME The Young High NYELLOWJACKETSH of 1944 enjoyed a very good season considering the bad breaks that we received and the fact that most of last year's men of experience had gone into the service. We won four games, lost four, and tied two. The two outstanding games of the season were the games with Elizabethton and Etowah. Both were Young victories. The team had only three boys back and XWillard Cheatham. The new captain for 1945 is Willard keeping our fingers crossed that they will from last year's first string. These were Earl Hoffmeister, Roy Stokes, Elrodn Cheatham, and the promising co-captain is -I. N. Burgin. W'e are get to come back next year. ' team were Earl Hoffmeister, first string, and Roy Stokes, Eugene Burgin, Those chosen for the all Tennessee, second string. Our school was honored by two sports the Stocking Bowl game. trophies, one for sportsmanship and one for selling the most tickets to Ray Harmon, G. McCollough, and Floyd Bean were the coaches who gave our boys so much help and with- out whom we would have had no team. Under the guidance of Coach Ray Harmon, the Young High Basketeers redeemed themselves world. The schedule for '44 and '45 was as follows: Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Rutledge Oakridge Rutledge Farragut .. Fricndsville Rule ., Carter , Central Cleveland litowah , Stair Tech 41-21 Young vs 55-25 Young vs 41-15 Young vs 24-17 Young vs 25-57 Young vs 30-27 Young vs 44-24 Young vs 25-17 Young vs. 31-32 Young vs. 20-31 Young vs 32-11 The outstanding players on the team were Hoffmeister, and Cheatham by their captain, Dewey Lee. Carter 41 Stair , , 37 K. H. S. 17 Friendsville 25 Etowah . , 36 Farragut 27 C. H. S. 27 Catholic . 30 Rule 21 K. H. S. 26 and Simms. The boys in the sports -31 -17 -23 -51 -26 -33 -25 -27 -55 -17 were ably led The Yellowjackets ended their season with a victory which netted them the Sth District Trophy. This is the second time Young High has won this trophy. We take this time to wish the teams in both football and basketball a successful season for next year. Eighty-fre FOOTBALL SQU AD I-'ront Row Luft to Right: johnny M.mn, Gene Doyle, Tommy Moore, Lewis Pnrtain, Alvin Thompson, Bill Nichols, Ksnnetlr Stcplit-ns, ,I. N. llurgin, Bill Schmid, Henry Lcthco, Bob Pattison. Second Row: Boyd Hines, Dewey Lcc, Iilrod Chcatam, Herman Sims, Paul Wlirc, Roy Stokes, Charles VV:-bb, Iiarl Hoffmcistcr, Cgiptninj Gcorgc lhirkw. l.cn Montgomery, lfugcnc Burgin. Bob Pollard, lfugenc McCnrroll, Lynn Smith. Third Row: il. G. Mcllolloch, Conch: jimmy Cate, lfnrl Mcflullock, Howard Miller, -lack Kidd, Darrell Mclfarroll, Charles Gillmpie, .lack lnwson, -lack Hug, Curl Vfohlwcnd, Gene Valentine, Hcrmnn Collins. lidwnrd Maples, Ray Harmon, Coach. x. 5 ROY STOKES RAY HARMON EARL HOFFMEISTER Co-Cfaplairl Couric Cfuplain Eighty-six iw - i - A . 4 ' 4 ' A BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling Left to Right: George Parks, Charles Webb, Herman Sims,jol1nny Clapp, Al. N. llurgin, johnny Mann. Second Row: Couch Ray Harmon, Captain Dewey Lee, Earl McCulloch, linrl Hnffmcistcr, Bill Foley, Willard Cl1c.xrl1.im. FARL HOFFMEISTIER MANAGERS Fovlball Caplain Cimiui-5 Gmsimim L. ll. Kim, Toiumv Gu isriu' Eighly-.ve nm SNAP SHOTS Qdvgfiiggmgmie Wifi ,H SKY LINE MANUFACTURERS OF FINE SCHOLASTIC JEWELRY PROUD WINNER OF COVETED ARMY - NAVY E PRODUCTION OF PRECISION INSTRUMENTS for the famous NURDEN BOMBSIGHT C. W. WINEGAR ROOM 806 ------- BURWELL BLDG KNOXVILLE REPRESENTATIVE Malhm- 5 Nea! Same Small! New GEMM WWWWQCMWEM Swv Hvkikard 5Mav'C Yu.-oxv'uNXcz 'BMVSH 521 South Gay Street In the Heart of Knoxville COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN CREDIT ,IEWELERS 3 w. MARKET SQ. CHANDLER FLORIS MILDRED and PAUL HOPE, Owners 38 CITY MARKET 3 8183 Your Good Nelghbor Florlst T FRANK L. ROUSER COMPANY 317 West Church Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES The Frie dly C St ANOTHER YEAR BOOK ILLUSTRATED BY KNOXVILLE ENGRAVING CO. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE MORE THAN A THIRD OF A CENTURY OF SATISFACTORY RESULTS YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL THE DRAUGHON BUSHYESS COLLEGE From One Good School to Another Good School Call, Write, or Dial 3-4115 for a FREE Catalog FULLY ACCREDITED THE DRAUGHON QDRAWNJ BUSINESS COLLEGE KNOXVILLE - TENNESSEE .COMPLIMENTS OF NEUBERT CLOTHING CO. 10 E. MARKET SQUARE SUITS HATS OVERCOATS PANTS TELEPHONE 3-2212 SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS K N 0 X V I L L E f SPORTING GOODS CO. SCHOOL and CHURCH PARTIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 710 South Gay St. Knoxville Tenn CHILHOWEE COMPLIMENTS OF PARK TENNESSEE OPTICAL COMPANY K COMPLIMENTS OF IINOXVILLE SCHOOL OF T'Ph ne ' ' ' 29522 BEAUTY CULTURE PHONE 3-9826 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From THE QUALITY SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH HIGHLAND PRODUCTS C0. A COMPLETE SCHOOL SERVICE KNOXVILLE KNOXVILLE - - TENNESSEE 0 This school occupies its own large school building. 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K PORTRAIT STUDIO af an aaa., gamct., ea. 408 SOUTH GAY STREET STAGE EQUIPMENT FURNISHED RY IINDXVILLE SCENIC STUDIOS 609-611 PHILLIPS AVENUE THE SOUTH'S MOST BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE HAMMOND ELECTRIC ORGANS-WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES IFOWILIEIR IBIRIDII' IEIRS COMPANY 3 PHONE 2-6107 EISIE s'IAIII PINKSTUN FLOWER SHOP 'I E W E L E RS INDIVIDUAL ARRANGEMENTS DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE 701 MARKET STREET - Phone 2-6414 66 99 GIFT CONSULTANT SERVICE L E C 0 N T E FARRACUT HOTEL BUILDING F 0 0 D M A R E T GROCERIES, VEGETABLES and MEATS V t TREASURE AISLE 2321 CHAPMAN HIGHWAY 1 ' WEATHER-BIRD SHOES Al! .- pgg All QQXX X . ' ' 'N snsous Wuhan Blau vi J inf. Q? 'HM f roril f .- 'il AQ 'A. G11- Acrive youglrs are rough on shoes. Thar's why Weather-Birds, with their Hidden Qualities, Q ,Zh Azqq are the first choice of parents who demand the .4'5f'?i't-bflfwx lf ,..,r Extra Value that is assured by longer wear. PETER'S SHOE STORE 34Vz East Market Square KN OXVILLE, TENNESSEE Ad t 11 WILLIAM M. 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VISIT OUR SCHOOL Spend an hour or a whole day in our class- rooms. Bring your parents or friends. Let Mr. Brown explain all details. DO IT NOW! TENNESSEE SCHOOL BEAUTY CULTURE KNOXVILLE, TENN. V E S T A L HARDWARE 8: VARIETY STORE 317-319 Ogle Street HARDWARE, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS ALBERT C. RUDDER, Owner MRS. THELMA CRAWFORD, Mgr. PEASE FOOD MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF WEAVER FUNERAL HOME M O S E R ' S OUT-DOOR CLOTHING, MILITARY UNIFORMS SPORTSWEAR BOOTS and SHOES 317 Wall Ave. OUEEN BARBER SHOP Union Avenue KNOXVILLE - TENNESSEE EARL FRAZIER Manager rt g14 VESTAL LUMBER XI MFG. CO. INCORPORATED KNOXVILLE 9, TENN. V MILLS: DUEF, TENNESSEE SARDIS, GEORGIA Qlffffifeto ARKANSAS CITY, ARKANSAS mt WILLIAMSBURG, KENTUCKY SPlER'S MOTOR COMPANY URGENT: - - YOUNG HIGH GRADUATES We urge you to prepare for immediate employment in industry, business and government service. Office work is fascinating, thrilling, elevating, and profit- able. Register Monday after graduation where you'll learn more-then-you'll earn more. . . , NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Progressive Visitors Knoxville, School Welcome Tennessee SHERWIN-WILLIAMS KEM-TONE 214 South Gay Street KNOXVILLE - - TENNESSEE Ad t g ESTABLISHED 1919 REGASRESTAURANT HOME OF SIZZLING STEAKS -4- CHICKEN IN BASKET WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT RINGS TINDELL'S COMPLIMENTS OF JEWELERS-DIAMOND MERCHANTS 52OMktSt t K IIT CHARLES K. TINDELL D 129607 KERN'S BOSTON SHOESHOP BAKERY SHOES FIXED WHILE YOU WAIT B. H. BAILES, Manager MILESMUSICSTORE 121 SOUTH GAY STREET KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE BALDWIN PIANOS-BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TELEPHONE 2-8139 YOUR OFFICIAL ff RE C030 PHOTOGRAPHER SKEET TALLENT STUDIO 611 South Gay Stre t Ph 3 5800 ACROSS PROM TENNESSEE THEATRE LONGRATULA1 IONS SENIORS See Us For Your DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR COMPLIMENTS OF 28 MARKET STREET KNOXVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF ELEVATOR SERVICE CD. SANITARY SANDWICH SHDP Adve . . . 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