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Hello,
Attached for your web site, is a photo of the Orchestra at the
Knoxville Public School circa 1924-1925. My mother, Eugenia
Truitt Woolsey, is first violinist – front row, right.
- Can anyone tell me if the grade
school and high school were all in one building in the early
1920s?
- I am interested in obtaining a
picture of the public school in Oneida. Is there a price
for a photo of the Oneida School?
- Can the Knox County Retired
Teachers Association provide dates of membership for
Phylis Fooks Nelson, born 1901 - died 1929? She taught
at a Sparta or Ontario Township school, probably Oneida, and
she is buried in the Oneida Cemetery in the Fooks family
plot.
Thanks a bunch,
Sherry (Krohn) Bradley
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I do not know what
year these photos were taken at Knoxville H. S., but estimate 1922
or 1923. The graduation year of my mother is yet to be learned.
Let me know if there are problems receiving these photos. I have
another method to resend that might work better.
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Subject:
Family Photo pages to add to online Knox
pages. Thanks
Hi there,
Being of the Class of 1959 brings memories of my
mother telling me stories of Knoxville HS in the
1920s. The photo is either all of the students of
Knoxville HS, or one of the classes my mother was in
about 1922-1923. Just a guess. Eugenia “Jean”
Truitt Woolsey is in the back row, 3rd girl in from
the right end.
About your title for this portion of this wonderful
web site. I’m sorry to tell you Sharon is not my
given name. I got used to being called Shirley and
Sharon, so no problem, except can you change the
title to reflect Sherry Krohn Bradley?
I appreciate all that you do for so many of us in
need.
Sherry
Sherry (Krohn) Bradley
Sorry for the
mix up in the your name. I'm not very good with
names but with you I know better. But for some
reason at the time every one was a Sharon. It is now
corrected. Also, do we know anyone else in this
photo?
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These photos are copyright by Sharon.
You need her permission
to save a copy of one of them to your computer. Thanks!
Have a wonderful day....
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