Central High School - Champion Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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COACH E. B. RED ETTER A keen sense OT humor, a kindly undersTanding, and an inTeresT in each player as an individual are a Tew OT The leading characTerisTics OT Coach E. B. Red ETTer, which have made OuTsTanding his leadership OT CenTral's Team This year. When he assumed The pOsiTion OT head coach lasT sp:ing, in spire OT The loss OT many leading players To The Army, Coach ETTer organized and Trained a remarkable Team under exTreme diTTiculTies. He has noT only endeared himself To The players, buT, by becoming one OT Them, he has raised Their ideals To higher levels and has encouraged iniTiaTive. A l93O alumnus OT CenTral, ETTer received his B.A. degree Trom The UniversiTy OT Charranooga and has coached aT Morgan School, aT Hendersonville, NorTh Carolina, and aT Brainerd Junior High. While aT CenTral, he played under Dean PeTersOri, and Through The years has cor Tinued To hold a sincere inTeresT in The school's aThleTic acTiviTies. COACH JAMES LESTER NEWTON Serving as line coach This year was James L. NewTon, who resigned his posiTiOn as principal OT Falling WaTer Grammar School To come To CenTral in The Tall OT l94l To loin The coaching sTaTT and To Teach General Science. Coach NewTon has proved To be one OT' The besl line coaches in The hisTOry ol CenTral. He has puT nis hearT and soul inTo his work and developed a ragged and Tangled line which neiTher asked nor gave any quarTer of any game. Whie aT college, Mr. NewTon received Twelve leTTers in aThleTics, This TacT, along wiTh 'vis renowned enThusiasm shown aT The TooTball games, speaks Tor his deep inTeresT in sporTs, Mr, NewTon has aTTended bO'h Carson Newman and SouTh Georgia Teachers College. COACH E. B. RED ETTER COACH JAMES LESTER NEWTON lllllllillll The ouTlook Tor The l943 ediTion OT The Purple Pounders was Tar Trom brighT aT The beginning OT The season. WiTh The loss OT The coach and several boys Trom The Team OT lasT year, The siTuaTiOn looked hopeless. WiTh Coach E. B. Red ETTer Tilling Coach Dean PeTersen's shoes and Coach LesTer NewTon Taking over The assisTanT's pOsiTiOn, The Pounders began The building OT a Team. WiTh only nine leTTermen reTurning, This was a diTTiculT iob. Cap- Tain Prank SmiTh proved To be OT greaT assisTance in These early sTages. Billy CarTer, Tlash Tailback. was selecTed as AlTernaTe CapTain To Till The vacancy creaTed by Howard Derrick's inducTion inTo The Marines. The coaches looked To LeTTy George Harvey TO handle The passing Tor The Pounders. l-larvey. CarTer, Lawson, and O. SmiTh were To be The mainsTays OT The backTield. Payne, SmiTh, William- son, lrwin, and Love were The reTurning leTTermen Tor The line. Lamb, Levi, and Park were expecTed To carry much OT The heavy work. ATTer weeks OT hard Training The Pounders looked Torward To The TirsT game OT The season wiTh The much-heralded Red Bank Lions. The Purple Pounders led by CapT. Frank SrniTh opened The season On SepTember IO aT Frawley Field wiTh a I3 To O Triumph Over a scrappy Red Bank Team. The game was played beTore an OverTlow crowd OT 4,000. OTis SmiTh plunged Over Trom The one-TOOT line Tor The TirsT score. The oTher Touchdown was made by Basil lrwin on an end-around. The Purple Torward wall, led by CapT. Frank SmiTh and l-lal Williamson, was One OT The Tew To halT Red Bank's All-CiTy, Bobby Jumper. On SepTember I6 The Purples nexT rolled over a lighT and inexperienced Team Trom Tyner High wiTh a Tinal score OT 47 To O in Tavor OT The Purples. Jack Robinson paced The Pounders by scoring 1741 T