McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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D928 . .- - , 'y f , M-.- ,L - , . , .1 A+14-A-Q f PENNANT L -a ' I ' ' -, 4 ' b I x l' ff 1- !Vl I I Faculty i XVILLIAM WALLACE PIJROY, JR., B.S. Ilfad of Science Departrnentf Musical Director EUGENE WALTER HILL Instructor in Manual Arts GEORGE C. GRIFFIN, B.S. - Instructor in Mathcrnaticsg Director of xlthletics I i ' ' .IOHN FAULKNER RAINEY, A.B. Instructor in Latin 1 ' I JESSE MILLER DALE, A.B. I Instructor in Spanish I , I ,' I I I I JOHN GREEK VARNER, AB. A1 I Instructor in Englishg Musical Director i A CHARLES RUEUS WALTERS, A.B. Instructor in Science and Mathematicsj Xlssist- I ant in Hthletics i I I I I II I I CHARLES C. HANIILTON ' V V Business Manager I I -I I I I rx viii. I- 'Q Q 'f I , N ,xx ' if , . -" I I C" A I -'II'i-X 3 ' .5 ' I ' I.--LIIKIVUX L My - UW ' ' 9 ' I I --is I -'il --2---I I is -If11I3f3.,,,:'U4Jf'X .I

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Faculty 'FI-IOMAS EDWARD PECK WOODS, A.M., B.D. AssocxATE HEADMASTER llrml Bible Dfparlmrnt XVENDIELL FLOWERS WREN, AB Ilmd of English Dt'Pll7'fll107Il,' Asxistanl in ' Atlzlftics CHARLES EGBERT CANNON, A.B. Ilmd of Modrrn Ll17ly1ll1fl1' D1'p!lffIII1'7ll LYIXIAN HENSON HARRIS, JR., AB. Ilrad of History Departmrnl RICHARD LEE SAGER, A.B. llfafl of Malhrrnalics Departmenfg plssixlanl fllhlrlics ARTHUR LEE BURNS, AB., A.M. Inxtrurtor in English and Latin HIERIZERT PRITCHARD DUNLAP, BS. C0lIlIIIll1lddHl,' Inslrurtor in Englixh CHALMERS M. S. MCILWAINE, AB. Ilfarl Latin Department I0 i 1 A L

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iS.. ,N 01133181 iii-:flip -fl928 Peering into the Future 5 sg 3 AD the Headmasters of the McCallie School tried to peer into the future on that first day of school in September, 1905, ,QUQ when they started with 40 day students and 8 boarding stu- dents in the one 7-room frame school building in the rear of Founder's Home, it would have stretched their imagination to foresee the present school plant with its fourteen buildings, its many athletic fields, and beautiful lake. What about the future of McCallie now? Dare one make any prophecies or even hazard a guess? McCallie now has an enrollment of 320 students, 130 of whom are boarding students, 190 day students. The future will show 200 boarding students and 200 day students as a maximum. A beautiful chapel facing McCallie Avenue, an enlarged study hall, a bigger and better library and laboratories, large rooms for literary societies, a larger dining room, an up-to-date cafeteria, a con- crete stadium seating 5,ooo, an indoor heated swimming pool for winter use, and a large recreation hall will be among the physical developments. A young people's summer conference in June, a summer school during July and August that will eventually equal the winter school with splen- did camp features, a Bible Conference for men at the end of August will make the grounds and buildings useful the year around. Entrance examinations for students to the winter school, a Bible course unexcelled anywhere, character training, practical instruction in Christian service, a course in music, in business, in agriculture, in biology, and in hand work, will complete the curriculum., McCallie School has need to live only as it trains boys better, physically, mentally, socially, morally, and spiritually. It is the aim of the present Headmasters to build for the future, while earnestly striv- ing in the present to reach the ideal of a truly great preparatory school. The motto of the school is ever before them, "Man's chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever." U -5' new WW 1, , 1 63 Nigfiffw . fff ,d 1HWmmLE JP oosoeecoe- jg-55:3 saoasoaoo