Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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' ' iQ' gill'-illlll-llllll-lllllillllll-llllll-llllll-lllllli AM llllll-llllll-llllil-illll-llllll-llllll-illllilllllg ! oulnunlulllllnnununuuuuuunnna llll ! li . C ' D . i D it Q i ! i ! 5 JACK SAUNDERS, 1.. L. D. D. 5 E Everybody thought that Jack was the A quiet sort until he began to turn in page after E i page of annual ads, then it was decided the 'I 2 cat dicln't have his tongue. We are glad E E that Jack raved on, for he has been invalu- ! Q able to the Dynamo. i Q ! i Q i ! i Q i EMMA GREENWOOD - Q Emma is one who never minded living in E Q the sticks, for with a permanent excuse she ! Q could always enter physics class a half hour Q i late and never get scolded. My, but we've Q 2 often wished we were in her boots. E ! - Q i i ! Q i i SAM DIAMOND i i just Sam P. Diamond, that's all! But ' i it's saying a lot, for Sam has as many good i E points as a paper of pins. Owing to his E 5 bright mind, originality, steady How of wit, I : ancl good nature, he is generally well-liked, Q Q as shown by his popularity with the fair ! F sex, presidency of'the U. S. B.'s and man- i :ii agership of the annual board. i i Q i i Q ! M E KATHERINE DIETZ N Q Among those who have been so ambitious - E as to complete their high school course in ! E three years is Katherine. Being very dili- I i gent, she has made a good record in all E E her work. Then, too, Katrina is very M Q quiet, which makes it easy for her to sus- Q E tain the dignity of Seniors. M E 2 i 3 - L! Q , .. , Q E iillll-lllllllllllll-illIli-llllll-illlll-llllll-llllll-llllll. 'ii' disk lEllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllli ...- ...H 639.1 -225,1 Page Twenty :leafy bl : V nnunuilll ulnolllnn