Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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acultxg MISS ETHEL WOOD A. B. University of Chattanooga MISS BETTY BATES B. S. Martha Washington College A. B. University of Chattanooga Columbia University MISS MARGARET O'GRADY A. B. University of Chattanooga MISS LUCILE DURKIN B. S. Simmons College University of Chattanooga Cornell University MR. A. B. ROBERTSON A. B. University of Chattanooga MISS SADIE MCGILL Agnes Scott College Columbia University University of Chattanooga MISS ENTMA OWENS St. Louis School of Fine Arts University of Tennessee University of Chicago Columbia University MRS. BESSIE D. MCANLIS Butler University Bible Institute of Los Angeles Biblical Seminary of New Yotlc MISS NINA F. PARKS B. A. Maryville College MISS MARIE BENNETT B. S. University of Tennessee M. A. Columbia University MISS ESSIE LOUISE GEE B. S. State Teachers College M. S. George Peabody College University of Tennessee MISS JUNE SEALS School Nurse COLONEL IRA R. SUMMERS Southeastern Methodist College MRS. W. E. WHIPS Columbia University MRS. MYRTLE S. COLLIE Cafeteria Manager

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7511.9 Commissioner . .... T. H. MCMILLAN A. B. University of Chattanooga M. A. Peabody College Superintendent . . . . W. T. ROBINSON A. B. University of Chattanooga M. A. Peabody College Progress is indeed the keynote for Chattanooga High School. This school has developed from a tiny one-room building into its present capacity. In 1872 five students received the honor of being the first graduates from Chattanooga High School. Their school was located on the third floor of the Second District School. Professor Wyatt, who is remembered as one of the foremost citizens of Chatta- nooga, founded this institution and was principal for many years. A few years later the Second District School burned, and the school was tem- porarily moved into the present Dickinson Junior High School. A greatly enlarged student body necessitated the removal of C. H. S. to a still larger place, Wyatt Hall. At this time, in 1921, the present school was built. Then in 1934, the growth of the student body made it necessary for two wings to be added to C. H. S. With these additions, C. H. S. became one of the leading high schools of the South. DR. ANNETTA TRIMBLE .............. Registrar A. B. University of Chattanoogag Litt. D. Western College Mn. W. P. SELCER ..,............ Treasurer Terrill College Mlss RUTH Sci-loezs ........ , . . . Secretary University of Chattanooga Miss MARGARET DECKER .,....... Assistant Registrar A. B. University of Chattanooga is l

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.:...fQ, gl-- -...g ..,. -....f ..,. .. Qfllflll- -E THE FACULTY MISS BONNIE GILBERT Litt. B. University of Chattanooga Nl. A. Peabody College Graduate work at Columbia University and Harvard MISS KATE GARVIN A. B. University of Chattanooga MRS. H. L. BARGER A. B. Mai'tha Washington College NI. A. Peabody College MRS. WILBURN ROY FELTS A. B. Agnes Scott College University of Tennessee University of Wisconsin MR. BARNETTE SERVICE A. B. Texas Teachers College American Academy of Dramatic Arts MISS ARMINDA SMALLWOOD A. B. University of Chattanooga M. A. Columbia University MR. PAUL G. LONG A. B. University of Chattanooga M. A. University of North Carolina IVIISS BEATRICE CHANDLER A. B. Wesleyan College M. A. Columbia University MR. LOUIS SLABOSKY A. B. University of Chattanooga M. A. Vanderbilt University MR. S. N. HAMIC A. B. Mercer University NIISS JOSEPHINE HAMILTON A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University MR. YARNELL BARNES B, B. A. University of Chattanooga University of Illinois MRS. EDWIN WOODWORTH A. B. University of Chattanooga MISS KATHERINE WILKEY A. B. University of Chattanooga McKenzie School of Business MRS. C. V. SWEARINGEN A. B. University of Illinois MR. STANTON E. SMITH A. B. Denison University MISS MARY RUTH HALL Cincinnatti College of Music University of New York MR. ALEXANDER LEE A. B. University of Chattanooga East Tennessee State Teachers College