Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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hnyoylng the view of our beautiful scenic city are the officers of the Class of '59: George Derryberry, Vice Presidentg Ann Tyer, Treasurerg Sharon Barker, Secretaryg and Kent Shalibo, President. Page Meet me under the clock has been a familiar slogan to the members of the Class of ,59. As we entered the vast building which was to be our home for three years, the old clock was there to greet us and help us to find our way. We soon met our class sponsor, Miss Pryor, a face that would become as familiar to us as that of the clock. We elected class officers and cheer- leaders, presented the Thanksgiving Pro- gram, entertained the ninth graders, and assisted with many school parties during our first year under the clockv. Feeling very big and important, we assumed many new responsibilities as juniors. Our clock watched over us as we presented Yom' Every Wish as our Junior Play. Stunt Nite, class projects and 24 I OR parties, and the junior-Senior Prom were a few of the activities that filled our junior year. Our clock seemed to tick away the minutes of our last year at City much faster than in the past. This year was filled with many wonderful memories that will never be forgotten. The Seniors presented The Barretts of Wimpole Street as our Class Play, and we gave a beautiful Christmas program for the children from the local orphanages. Dean Barger was elected the new class treasurer, and an excellent select- ion of award winners was made. May Day, the Senior Picnic, Class Night, and the Baccalaurate service will always stand out in our memories. To complete a wonder- ful year, none of us will ever forget gradu- ation day.

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Varied Need of Students In addition to the regular curriculum, CHS offers courses such as d r i v i n g . R u s s i a n , child care, psychology and socialogy. In the belief that faster students should 11ot be held back, and slower students should not be pushed beyond their abilities, CHS classes are planned to suit the individual. For many years English, mathematics and science have had enriched classes. Keeping up a fast pace, the comprehensive mathematics class concentrates on the test. TOP: Brad Smith, Keith Pearson are draw- ing sectional views of automatic piston while Bobby Hill talks to Mr. McCullough. BOTTOM: Mrs. Eldridge teaches Carmen Alvarez, from Lima, Peru, more about English. L Page 23

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SENIORS Thetus Abercrombie Film Club, '57, Chess and Checker Club, '58, Recreation Club, '59, Parents' Night, '57, '58. Woodford Rogers Abshire Film and Travel Club, '57, Chess and Checker Club, '58, Parents' Night, '57,'58. David Franklin Ackerson jr. Optimist Club, '58, '59, Mili- tary Honor Society, '58, Sec., '59, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '58, 59, ROTC Lt. Col., '59, Pre-Vues, Pro- duction Staff, '59, Most Outstand- ing Soph. ROTC Cadet, '57, Stu- dent Council, '59, Stunt Nite, '58, '59, Honorary Booster, '59, Rifle T cam, '57, '58, Superior jr. ROTC Cadet Award, Friendliest Boy, '59, Drill Squad Sponsor, '59, Easter Program, '58, Mo of the Month, '59, May Day Escort, '59, National Honor Society, 59. George Adair B Team Football, '57, Bop Club, '57, NVrestling Team, '57: Carden Club, '58, Ir. Sertoma Club, '58, '59, Easter Program, '58, Senior Choir, '58, '59, Song of Christmas, '58, Stunt Nite, '58, '59, Honor Platoon, '58, E.T.E.A. Choir, '58, Barrets of Wimpole Street, Busi- ness Staff, '59, Parents' Night, '57, '58. Mary Charles Alford Y-Teens, '57, Drill Squad, '57, '58, May Day, '57, '58, '59, Parents' Night, '57, '58, Band Librarian, '57, Record Club, '58, '59. Betty Lenice Anderson Marching Band, '57, Concert Band, '57, Highsteppers, Secretary, '57, Parents' Night, '57, Pre-Vues, Pro- duction Staff, '58, Dynascrapers, '58, Your Every Wish, Business Staff, May Day, '57, '58, '59, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '58, Bible Club, '58, Office Asst's. Club, '59. Page 25 Connie Anderson May Day, '57, 58, '59, Barretts of Wimoole Street, Production Staff, '59, Ir. High Publicity, '57, Student Monitor, Vice-Pres., '58, '59, Library Club, '57. John Daniel Anderson Recreation Club, '58, jr. High Publicity Club, '57, Athletic Serv- ice Club, '59, Parents' Night, '57, '58, Stunt Nite, '57, Production Staff, '58, Thanksgiving Program, '57, Christmas Program, '59, May Day, '57. Tim Arnold Jr. Optimist Club, '57, '58, First Vice-Pres., '59, Marching Band, '57, '58, '59, Concert Band, '57, Swing Band, '58, Pres., '59, Stunt Nite' 57, '58, '59, Pre-Vues, '58, '59, Deputy Council. '59, Parents' Night, '57, '58, Christmas Pro- gram, '59, May Day, '57, '58, Barretts of Wimpole Street, Pro- duction Staff, '59. Gail Arth-ul' Glee Club, '57, Specialty Club, '57, '59, Bop Club, '58, May Day, '58, '59, Christmas Program, '59, Drill Squad, '59. Wayne Arthur Recreation Club, '57, '59, Bop Club, '58, Michael Autry 1941-1958 The tragic death of Michael brought sadness to the hearts of his teachers and fellow students. He was lovable laughable and gay. He was ambitious hard-working and loved by many. We shall always miss his friendly smile and happy disposition. nm- . -, a