Here’s my list of Central High Champions:
1913, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1932, 1939, 1941, 1944, 1945, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1954, 1956
and 1972, 73, 74
I also own a 10 lb anvil and hammer (use as doorstop) and two small – one pounders (pun intended)
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I have all of them. I have an extra 1927 I’ll bring over next time around. If the New Central Library has more than 2 copies of any year after 1921, Ms. Johnson will sell you the extras at $25 per (check made out to the library). The 1911 Sleepless Eye is for sale for $85 from:
James Cummings, Bookseller
813 Ravine
Signal Mtn, TN, U.S.A.
37377
Tel: 423-468-4581
The local booksellers occasionally come up with the early Digests (1910-1918) that were bound like paperback books.
I’ll try to scan the remainder of the pre-1922 Champions asap and mail disks to the other authors.
Retort to Buff Humor: Back in 2005, Bob Etter & I were fishing below Chickamauga Dam and Bob mentioned that a large catfish had recently been caught in the area we were fishing. I asked how large, and he replied that it was a 57-pounder. “Wow!” I exclaimed, “That fish was probably 66 years old.” Bob asked how I could possibly know its age. “Easy,Bob; you’re a math professor. We’re both 60 years old and ’63 Pounders, so the fish is 6 years older than we, unless it flunked a grade.” Sad but true story.
The 1922 Annual is available on my Picasa site.
I gave myself an early Christmas gift and purchased the 1911 from Mr. Cummings. I’m currently examining every page, attempting to capture the depth of pride and accomplishment the editorial staff must have felt!