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' ' A ,.:.b i I . fy---. Left to right: Corley Young, G. Paul Sams, Mrs. C. M. Hooper, S. Dean Peterson, Raymond D. Witt, Jr., Elroy Rollins, and William D. Leber. -.W Em., f...W pi!-me .'-- sie? ' 1,55 .gi .:k..k i .V . 20 SUPERINTENDENT OF CITY SCHOOLS Dr. Bennie Carmichael COMMISSIONER OF ED U C A TI ON S. Dean Peterson Board of Education Votes to Leave Stadium at Bottom of Hill
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hool in the South first Officers, Training Camp held in the South in Fort Oglethorpe. He graduated as a 2nd Lt. in Field Artillery. Since Lt. Bates spoke French fluently, he was chosen to go to France as a billeting officer. After he was discharged in Germany at the closing of the war, Lt. Bates decided to remain in Europe and study at the Sorbonne in Paris. He latcr received his lVl.S. Degree from Columbia University and has done graduate work at Stanford University, the University of Wisconsin, Peabody, and the University of Cuba. He returned to Chattanooga to teach at City until 1925g then he opened the new Look- out ,lunior High School as principal. He served in that capacity until May of 1926. ln tl1e fall of 1927 Prof. Bates became prin- cipal of Chattanooga High School. He has served continuously in this capacity, except during service in World War II and for over one year when he served as acting School Superintendent while Superintendent Derthiclc was in England. During World War II he served as a Special Service Officer, securing entertainment for Teacher Principal MR. CREED BATES Mathematics troops abroadg he also served as an interpreter. For outstanding service he was given the Legion of Merit Award and was discharged as a Lieutenant Colonel. Returning to Chattanooga, Col. Bates resumed his position as prin- cipal of the oldest and best secon- dary school in the South. There is much more which could be said, these few words can not possibly do justice to the life, influence, and talents of this great leader in deter- mining the destiny and prestige of Chattanooga High School.
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