Young High School - Record Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Appreciation MRS. MARIAM GARRETT Our beloved Mama, as she is known to us, surely deserves our most sincere appreciation for her loving loyalty toward us. We are grateful to her for her understanding leadership. MRS. PHYLLIS BLAND Our librarian, Mrs. Phyllis Bland, gave un- tiringly of her time in helping the commence- ment speakers prepare their speeches. 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

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Qrewor Knoxville, located in the heart of the rich East Ten-- nessee Valley, stands as an important center with respect to industry, commerce, agriculture, distrihution, and edu- cation. Being the western and northern gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, America,s newest all-year playground, our city is fast becoming a tourist center. This 154 year old city has survived disaster and strife, it has accepted the new, hut preserved in memory the old, and has molded itself into one of the most promis- ing cities in the nation. It is the sincere attempt of the RECORD staff to preserve for future years the memories of our school days in the scene of our city. S , , ,, ' 1 ami T -'lrfhxs fsxf - ' I uff A -L I M 1. 'ffm f , , .' in Q K ' f . '-Xe--. ' . fx' , +X -X. ' ,F ' f H '1'f1-,L 5 f- I1-??'7 .-. 'K ' f I 1,-1 4 '-' :12e3ZZ.Q1iii7wf' ff ff'7Q - ' ff '? ' ,,.yi,2'i'LS:+g,R, 1 ' f-L: -F ,W :i ..Xx - xx, 1- ,ff Ii fi X 0 ' - W'iSJf, ',,, . 4,645 I -r :,13:f13,v:3,.:M x 1 Qz:in:-ms Q 'reel-1. 2' Il if 1.1 gf fa- :.ypjf'fbyf14gj , f .ix f'- 'r v 3 . X :s e 1 , 1 0, ' 1' n q:Nw 5-I Y ,i ffif ' ff: ' Q r ZCQZVW x 1.' 'Y . 2' ggsb fx 9542 - Y -A If-gfaigfvlfi 'fb -v- U N 2' 'Sb-?5 gi - c LL 4 24 X'-, E' Q. flag fi ,Wffeek, . , 1,2 1,1 iwfd Y ai nt Q f I ,filing If xr! :vi 1 fan r lllfl' C W ansigs. - 1 ff ' 'ff lf'fN7'l ' 1 I , , Al! J ,-:NWQKXX 2 f fa of i dm. Four 91 - 4

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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