Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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' 1271 - ' ,pggpg ' 15 .v QWIllllllllllll!lillllilllllllllllll-llllIlIlllllI' ??f: fiiifkfi llllllllllllllllllll-Illll-llllll-llllllllllllllllllg E 55 -Nw! E I '55 1 u 3: I E f ' ' 5 E ! :Ill ll lllul llc! our uunlul: E E g 0 I 0 0 : ! LILLIAN PATTON Q E Q All hail the valedictorian. Lillian has E g done great things during all her high school 5 Q days, but this is her crowning glory. She is Q i not entering into the college world by the i i skin of her teeth, but verily she has an i 5 abundant entrance, with her units nearly i 5 reaching the twenty mark instead of the re- E Q quired sixteen. She is one girl that H. S. is 5 E justly proud of. , Q Q BATTERHAM LINDSAY Q I Here is one of the best students in the g E class. Bat might well be called The Q Q man behind the gun , for he is always behind Q some big matter, helping to put it through, al- Q Q though everybody doesn't know it. During i i his High School career, Bat has proved E E himself an all-round good fellow , being 5 2 a dandy shopman, a splendid athlete, forceful E g debater and a good student. E Q QUINTENE BROWN Q Q The class of 'I6 was glad to welcome 2 Q Quintene this year from Athens. She is a ! good student and a sweet girl and has won i a place deep down in our hearts. Quintene E 2 is one of our cherished second honors. ' i i i E ALBERT BOWEN E i Albert is a real likeable boy after you i i become acquainted with him: for anything i E you want to know, he can tell you-at least E I . . , ! 3 along photographic lines-and that s why E Q he is on the annual staff. Doc has Q i proven invaluable to the Dynamo. E Q ' -JJ Q 5VnIIIllIllllIllIllllllllll-Illlllllllllllllllll-lllllllllllll1 -lllllllllllllllllll-llllll-llllll-lIl1HIlllllllll1llllIlllE Page Twenty-Four . naannuln llllillll