Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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l 1 awww' fwfr! From the looks of all the extra-curricular activities, the sports, dances, and the parties, one would think no one ever goes to class at C. H. S. - but actually the exact opposite is true. Classes, strange as it seems, take up the maiority of the students time, and tc- good ad- vantage it seems. The senior class in nationwide com- petition for scholarships won approximately thirty-five awards and was rated outstanding by all the examina- tion boards. Our preparation was thorough, too, our physics laboratory is one of the finest high school labs in the state of Tennessee. Many of the American history classes went on field trips to Chickamauga Park to aid their study of the CivilWar. One of the unique classes is the driving class. Besides experience in the dual control car, they went to traffic court to learn the func- tions of the law. In view of all this it is no wonder that the students are pleased when Harold says: GO NOW TO YOUR FIFTH PERIOD CLASSES.

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7ke CLASS I95I SENIOR OFFICERS JIM IVICALISTER ,,..., PresidenT HAROLD FREEMAN , . Vice-Presidenr PATSY FORRESTER , . SecreTary BILL IVICCALLIE . . Treasurer WhaT do you mean, 'Who do I Think I am?' I'm a senior, ain'T I? WhaT more do I have To be? And anoTher Thing, This is The besT senior class ThaT old C. H. S. has ever seen. All righT, if you sophomores and juniors don'T believe me, jusT ask somebody ThaT knows. They'II Tell you I know whaT I'm Talkin' abouT. Why, I remember hearin' a IoT of people say our sophomore dance was The besT anybody had ThaT year, and our junior play was so funny They aImosT puT iT back on Broadway, buT we didn'T really geT sTarTed rolling unTil This year. I recall seeing a IoT of people who weren'T seniors enjoying The I-IarvesT FesTivaI, and I mean you juniors and sophomores, You know, ThaT reminds me, I beT we sold more TickeTs To The CiTy-CenTraI IooTbaII game Than you all sold To all of Them, and Then you have The nerve To ask, 'Who do you Think you are'?' Well, now you know. I'm a senior, and proud of iT. Senior officers admiring newly sTandardized class rings are Harold Freeman, vice-presidenT, Bill McCallie, Treasurer, Sue Crawford, ring chairman, Jim Ivlc- AIisTer, president and PaTsy ForresTer, secreTary.