McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)
- Class of 1941
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AS OUR GREAT NATION EMBARKS ON SUCH A
VAST CAMPAIGN OF WAR-PREPAREDNESS, WE
REALIZE THAT THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA IS OUR
GREATEST DEFENSE. THIS PATRIOTISM IS ONLY ONE
PHASE OF THE WELL-EMBODIED SPIRIT OF ALL FREE
MEN THAT HAS BEEN SO NOBLY INSTILLED IN US
IN THE YEARS OF OUR INSTRUCTION AT MCCALLIE.
WE, THE STAFF OF THE I94I "PENNANT," ENDEAVOR
TO PRESENT IN BLACK AND WHITE SOME OF OUR
EXPERIENCES AT McCALLIE IN THE HOPES OF
ALWAYS RETAINING THE TRUE McCALLIE SPIRIT, AS
FAITHFUL, BRAVE, AND PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OF
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"Professor," a gracluale of Soulhweslern wlllm posfgradualo worln M lhf- Univorsily of
Chicago, has been prominenl for a number of years among local and Soullwern educa-
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JAMES PARK McCALLIE
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HEADMASTER
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for fhe spirifual phase of fhe curriculum a+ McCallie and fhe Chrisfian afmosphere for
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NEILL NICKAY WATSON '
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CONVERSE ABRAHAM DAVIS, JR.
Instructor in Mathematicsg Assistant Coach
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OMAS EUGENE KIPP
structor in Englishj Head of Fine Arts
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CHARLES IREYS DIEHL
Head of Junior School
GEORGE FREDRICK HUMPHREY
Instructor in History
JOHN HARVEY KENT
Head of Latin Department
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JOHN WILLIAM BASS JAMES CRAWFORD COOPER, JR. MOFFATT GRIER LONG
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NIRS. B. C. ROPER
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CHARLES NICDOWELL
flssisfant in flthleticsj Director of Night Study
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MR. VAUGHN CORNISH
Musical Director
MISS ZELLA XVOODS
Recorder
MISS MAE JONES
Resiclcnf Nurse in Charge of Infirmary
MRS. W. S. IVICCLAIN
School Hostehsf Matrong Szzperfuisor of Laumlry
MISS CORA PERRY
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MISS IJERORAH PATTERSON
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SENIOR CLASS
D.-XNIEL Cozm' ANDERSON
Cll.-X'l"li.'XNO0CA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '38g Private Companv '38-'39g Corporal
Company "D," '-40: Second Lieutenant. Quartermaster Staff. '40-'-11:
,lunior Soccer, '39-5403 lVlinstrel. '30g Stage Blanager of Plav. F39-
'40-'4lg Debating Club, '303 Declamation Contest, '40: Chex Club.
'40-'-41: Turri.n1'o. '40-'-411 Class Editor. PFNNANT. '-11: Advertise-
ment Campaign. '40-'-Hg Brainerd Club. '30-'40-'-11.
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SAM ALVIN BALLOFF JOSEPH HANSLEY BANDER
LA FOLLETTE, TENNESSEE LONGVIEW, TEXAS
Enrolled September, '39, "B" Football, '39-'40, Varsity Soccer, Enrolled September, '38, Boxing Team, '39, "B" Basketball, '40,
140, Varsity Track, '40-'41, "B" Basketball, '40-141, Monogram Varsity Basketball, '41, Varsity Track, '40, ,413 Runner-Up,
Club, '40-741. Senior Tennis Tournament, '40, Private, Company "A," 138-'39,
Corporal, Company "A,,' '39-'40, Second Lieutenant, Company
"Af, '404'41, Best Drilled Company, '40, Picked Platoon, 139,
Prefect, '40, Vice-President, Student Council, '40, Secretary, Y. M.
C. A., ,40-'41, Monogram Club, '40-'41.
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FRANK ROSCOE BEALL, JR. HENDERSON BELK
. ATLANTA, GEORGIA CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, 140, Varsity Football, 140, Varsity Basketball, Enrolled September, '39, Fourth Football, '39, Fourth Basketball,
'41, Most Improved Backfield Man Trophy, '40, Monogram Club, '40, Track Squad, 140, 141, Third Football, ,40, Third Basketball
'40-'41, Private Company HB." ,40f41, Student Council, 141, Squad, '41, Private Company UB." '39-'40, Company "Af, ,40-
Georgia Club, '40-141. ,41, Glee Club, '40-'41, North Carolina Club, 139-'40-,41.
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IRWIN BELK
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '37, Third Football, ,37-'38, "B" Football,
,39-'40, Fourth Basketball, 738, Third Baseball. '39, "B" Basket-
ball, '40-'41, "BH Track, '38, Varsity Track, '39, '40, 741:
"BH Soccer, '38, Monogram Club, '40-'41, Private, Company "Af
'37-'38, Corporal, Company "A," '39, Sergeant, Company "Af
'40, Glee Club, '37, Hop Committee, '40, Missionary Commit-
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JAMES LEWIS Buss, JR.
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, ,34, Fifth Football, '34, Fifth Basketball, '35,
Fifth. Baseball, '35, Fourth Football, '35, Fourth Baseball, '36,
Yars1ty'FootbalI, ,4O, "B" Basketball Squad, ,41, Varsity Track,
,413 PUVHFCI C0mPHHY "D,,' A34-,35-,365 Private, Company "B,"
403 Sefgeaflf, C0mP3l:lY "B," '41, Missionary Committee, ,40-'4l'
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RICHARD GWYN BROCK, JR.
CHATVFANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '39g Varsity Football, '39-'40, Varsity Track
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Monogram Club, ,39-'40-'41,
THOMAS JACKSON BROWN
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, ,343 Fifth Football, '34-'35, Fifth Basketball,
'34-'35, Fifth Baseball, ,353 "BH Football, '38, Varsity Football,
,4Og Varsity Basketball, '40-'41, Private, Company "C,,' '34-'35,
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pany 'AB," '37-'38, Sergeant, Company "B," ,38-'39, Sergeant.
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Minstrel, '34-'35-'36-'37-'38-'39, Glee Club, ,4-O-'41, Monogram
Club, '40-'41, Hop Committee, '40-'41, Military Editor, PENNANT,
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WILLLAM LESTER BROOKS, JR.
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '39, Third Football, '39-'40, Third Baseball,
'39-'40-'41g Golf Team, '40-,415 Private, Company "A," '39-'40,
Corporal, Company "B," '40-'41, Best Drilled Company,
Prefect, '40-'41, Charlotte Club, ,39-'40-'4l.
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HENRY THOMAS BRYAN, JR.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, ,375 Third Football, '38-'39-,403 Third Base'
ball, '38, Private, Company "B," 337-'38, Corporal, Company "Af,
'39-'40, Sergeant, Company HC," ,40-'41, Best Drilled Company,
738-'40, Acl Campaign, PENNANT, ,39-,405 Lookout Mountain
Club, ,37-'38-'39-'40-'41.
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HENRY ALEXANIJER CARRINGTON
TAMPA, FLORIDA
Enrolled September, '38, Fourth Basketball, '38, "BH Baseball, '40
Cheerleader, '39-'40-'41, Best-drilled Corporal, Company "D,H '39
'40g Second Lieutenant, Company "E," ,40-'413 Best Drilled Pla
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CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLIN A
Enrolled, September, '38, Third Football, '38-'39, Junior Soccer
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CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA-
Enrolled September, '39, Third Football, ,39, Third Basketball,
l39-,40, Varsity Baseball Squad, '40-'41, Varsity Football Squad,
'40, Varsity Basketball Squad, '40-'41, Missionary Committee, '40-
4l, Private, Company "Cf, ,39-,405 Band Sergeant, '40-'41, Pre-
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WALTER NICHOLAS DIETZEN, JR.
CHATFANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled, '38, Varsity Football Squad, '40, Fourth Football, '38-
Third Basketball, '38--'39, "B" Baseball, '39-,405 "BU Football
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE
Enrolled, '36, Fifth Football, '36, Fifth Basketball, '36, Fifth E,
Baseball, '36, Golf Squad, '40-'41, Private, Company "D," '36- T
'37-'38, Corporal, Company "D,l, '39, Sergeant, Company "B, ' -3
,4OQ Special Drill, '38-339-'40, Best-drilled Company, '38-'39,
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pany 'lC," ,40-341, Vice-Chairman of the Missionary Committee,
'40-,41, Business Manager, PENNANT, '40-'41,
VVILLIABI HERBERT DUNN
IVIAXTON, NORTH CAROIJNIX
Enrolled September, '37, Varsity Football, '39-'40, "B" Football.
'37-'38, Varsity Soccer, '38-'39-,413 Captain of Varsity Soccer, '41,
Varsity Baseball, '38-'39, Varsity Track, '41, member of Nlonogram
Club, Corporal, Company "B," 'Z-8339, Sergeant, Company "B,"' ii
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FRANK EDWARD DUNN
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '38, Third Football, '38, Third Basketball, '39,
Third Baseball, '39, Swimming, '40, Private, Company "A," '38-
'39, Corporal, Company "A," '39-'40, Second Lieutenant, Com-
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GEORGE GUILFORD EAVES
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '37, Fifth Football, '37, Fifth Basketball, '37
Fourth Basketball, '37-'38, Fourth Football and Basketball, '37-'38
Minstrel, '38, Private, Company D, '37-'38, Corporal, Company D
'39, Second Lieutenant on Staff, '39, Honorary First Lieutenant,
'40-'41, Tornado, '41, Chattanooga Club, '37-'38-'39-'40-'41, Mis
sionary Ridge Club, '39-'40-'4l.
WALTER WOOD DYER
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '35, Fifth Team Football, '36-'37, Fifth Team
Basketball, '36-'37, Fourth Team Basketball, '37-'38, Fifth Team
Baseball, '37, Private, Company "D," '35-'36, '36-'37, '37-'38,
Private, Company "C," '38-'39, Corporal, Company "B," '39-'40,
Color Sergeant assigned to Quartermaster's Staff, '40-'41, Chatta-
nooga Club, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39-'40-'41.
CLARENCE WILSON EDMONDSON
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '36, Fourth Basketball, '36-'37, Tennis, '36-'37-
'38, Third Basketball, '38, Third Football, '39, Badminton Tourna-
ment, '39, Manager Boxing Team, '39, Bowling, '40, Third Basket-
ball, '39, Private, Company D, '37, Corporal, Company C, '37-'38'
Sergeant, Company "C", '38-'39, First Lieutenant, Company "D,'
'40-'41, Picked Platoon, '38-'39-'40, Lookout Mountain Club, '36-
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GEORGE NOBLE ENNETT
MONTREAT, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolledlseptember, '37, Varsity Track, '38-,39-'40-'41, Captain,
Track, '41, First Non-letterman in Cake Race, '39, Winner Cake
Race, '40, Private, Company "Af, '37-'38-'39, Corporal, Company
"A," '40, First Sergeant, Company "A," '40, Second Lieutenant,
Company "A," ,415 Cheerleader, '39-'40, Head Cheerleader, '40-
,4Ig Prefect, '39-,409 Business Manager, Tornado, ,4O-,415 Best-
drilled Cadet Company "A," '39-,40.
JOHN MILTON GATES
BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA
Enrolled Septembyer, '39, Tennis, '39, Swimming, '39, Varsity Bas.
ketlzfall, 39- 40- 415 Varsity Baseball, '41, Varsity Track, '40,
Assistant Coach, Fifth Team Football, '40, Private, Company "B "
'39-'40, Private, Company "A,,' '40-'41, I
VVILLIAM ROBERT CTAINES
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA
Enrolled September, 383 Third Basketball. '38-I39: "B" Basketball.
'39-'40-'41, Junior Tennis Champion, '39g Varsity Tennis Team.
'40g Monogram Club, '40-'4lg Private, Band. '38-'39: Corporal.
Band, I39-,403 Second I.ieutenant, Band, '41, INlinstrel. '38-'-40:
Glee Club, '39, Tornado. '40-'41, Chairman. Nlimioriary' Com-
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l,.'XKli VYACC.-IINI.-XXV, NORTH C.-XROI,IX.X
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CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '37, Fourth Ba ketball, '38-,393 Third B sket- , . . H ,, , , .
ball, '40-'41, Private, Company "Ci" '37-'38, Corporal, Corrzipany Enrolled September' go' Private' Cclmpafny A' 40' 41' North
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CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
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Fifth Baseball, '35, Fourth Football, '35, Fourth Basketball, '36,
Fourth Baseball, 7361 Third Football, ,365 Third Basketball, '37,
"BH Baseball, ,37-'38, "BH Football, '37-,38g "BH Basketball,
338339-'40-'41g Varsity Baseball, '39-'40-'41, Varsity Football,
'39-'423 Alternag Captain, lgootball, '40, Monogam Club,CE39-'40
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337-'38-,39g Secretary and Treasurer, Keo Kio, '39-'40, President, Enrolled September, '39, Varsity Tennis, '39-,4O-'41, Private,
Keo Kio, 740-,4lQ Hop Committee, ,39-'40-'41, Secretary, Senior Company "B," '39-'40-'41, Glee Club, ,40-'41, Tornado, '39-'409
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ROBERT ADAMS GREENE
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '37, Fourth Football, '37, Fourth Basketball,
'38, Third Baseball, '38, Third Football, '38, Third Basketball, '39,
"B" Basketball, '39, Varsity Football, '39, Bowling Team, '40,
Varsity Baseball, '40, Varsity Football, '40, "B" Basketball, '41,
Private, Company "C," '37-'38, Sergeant, Company "D," '39-'40,
Honorary First Lietutenant, '40-'41, Minstrel, '38-'39-'40, Mon-
ogram Club, '40-'4l.
ROBERT JOHNSON TIAMILTON
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '35, Fifth Football, Fifth Basketball '35-'36'
Fourth Basketball, '37-'38, Bowling Team, '40' Finalist Junioi'
Tennis Tournament, '39, Private, Company "D,"' '35-'36-'Private
Company "E," '37, Corporal, Company "D," '38, Supply Ser:
geant assigned to Quartermaster's Staff, '39, Quartermaster's Staff,
'40-'41, Minstrel, '37-'38, Chatanooga Club, '35-'40,
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HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '39, "BH Football, ,39-'40, Varsity Basketball,
'40, All-City Basketball, '40-'41, All-Mid-South, '40, Private,
Company "B," ,39-'40, Corporal, Company "B,H '40-'41, I-Iop
Committee, '40-'41, Missionary Com'mittee, ,40-'41, Keo Kio, ,40-
'41g Monogram Club, '40-'41, Y. M. C. A., '40, President of
Senate, '41.
FRED MOXTERMAN HAWLEY
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
Enrolled September, '39, Private, Company "C," '39-'40, Private
Company "B,,' ,405 Corporal, Quartermaster Staff, '41, Junioi
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BRISTOL, VIRGINIA
Enrolled September, l40g Third Football, '40, "BH Basketball, ,415
Private, Company "B," '40-'4l.
KRIEGER VVILLIAM HENDERSON
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, ,35Q Fifth Football, '35-'36, Fifth Baseball,
i36-'37, Third Baseball, '37, Boxing Squad, '37, Fourth Football,
,37, "BU Football, '39-'40, Baseball Squad, ,395 Track Squad, '40,
Bowling Team, '40, Times Five. Mile Race, '39, Private, Company
"C," '35-'36, Private, Company "B," '36-'37, Corporal, Com-
pany "B," '37-'38, Corporal, Company "A," '38-'39, Best-drilled
Corporal, Company "A," ,393 Sergeant, Company "A," '39-'40,
Best-drilled Cadet, Company "A," '38-'39, Captain, Company "A,,'
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340, Secretary and Treasurer, Glee Club, '40-'41, W. O. Benner
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'39-'41, Assistant Athletic Editor, PENNANT, '41,
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CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '39g Private, Company D, '39-,40-'4lg Junior
Soccer, '39g Assistant Business Manager, Tornado, '4Og Ad Solicitor,
PENNANT, '4Og Varsity Trainer, '39.
WILLIAM LUMPKIN HUNTLEY, JR,
CORAL CABLES, FLORIDA
Enrolled September. '39, Varsity, Tennis Team, '40-'4lg Band,
'40g Sergeant, Band, '40-'41,
CARL TERRELL HUGGINS
CHATTANOOCA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, ' 371 Private, Band, ' 37-' 38: Corporal, Band.
,38-'39, Sergeant, Band, '39-'4O3 Second Lieutenant: Band. 40-
'4lg Glee Club. '39-'40-'4lg Orchestra, '39- 40.
JAMES CL.-xRENCE INZER, JR.
GADSDEN, Al,,-XRA51.-X
Enrolled September, '37g Fourth Football, '371 Fourth Basketball:
'38g Third Baseball, 'KSQ Junior Soccer, '301 Third Baseball, 90
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '37, Fourth Football, '37-'38, Third Football,
'39g Varsity Football, '40, Third Basketball, '38-'39, Private, Com-
pany "C,,' '37-'38, First Class Private, Company "Cf, '38-,39g
Corporal, Company "B," ,39-'40, Second Liteutenant, Company
"B,', '404'4lg Best-drilled Corporal, Company "B," '39-'40,
Picked Platoon, '38-'39-,405 Lookout Mountain Club, '37-,4l.
THOMPSON WOLLE JONES
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '35, Private, Company D, '35-'36-'37-'38,
Corporal, Company "D,', '38-,39g Best-drilled Company, '38-'39:
Sergeant, Company "C," '39-'40, Picked Platoon, '39-'40, Second
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TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
Enrolled September 38 Private, Bandg Tennis, '4lg Boxing, '4lg
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SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA
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CHATTANOOCA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September '35, Fifth Football, '35: Fifth Basketball, '35s
Fourth Football, '36g Bowling Team. '39: Companv '3Y'36-
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CH ATTANOOGA, TEN NESSEE
Enrolled September, '35, Fifth Football, '35-'36-,373 Fourth Foot-
ball, '37-'38-,39, Third Football, '39-'40, "B" Football, '40-'41,
Fifth Basketball, '36, Fifth Baseball, '36, Junior Soccer, '39, Var-
sity Soccer, '40-,4l, Eleventh Annual Cake Race, '40, Private,
Company "D,,' '35-'38, Private, Company "B,', 338,-'39, Cor-
poral, Company "B," '39-'40, First Sergeant, Company "E,"
'40-'41, Junior Glee Club, '36-'37, Doubles Semi-Finals, Southern
Badminton Tournament, '41.
HENRY KELSO MCKINNEY
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE
Enrolled '37, Private Band, '37, Third Football, '37-,4O, Track,
'40, Orchestra, '37-'38-'39-'40, Glee Club, '37-'38-'39-'40, Min-
strel, '37-'38--,39-'40, Corporal, Band, '38, First Sergeant, Band,
'39, Captain, Band, '39-'40, Lookout Mountain Club, T37-'40,
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Enrolled '37, Fifth Football, '37, Fifth Basketball, '37, Fifth Base-
ball, '38, Private, Company "E," ,37-'38, Fourth Football, '38,
First Class Private, Company "D," 338-'39, Swimming Team Man-
ager, '40, Corporal, Company "D,', '39-'40, Special Platoon, '39-
'40, Third Football, '4O,V Sergeant, Company "B," '40-'41,
ELVER WEBSTER MCLEOD, JR.
DECATUR, ALABAMA
Enrolled September, '40, Private, Company "C," '40-'41, Fall and
Spring Tennis, '40-'41, Third Team Basketball Squad, '41, Tornado,
'40-'41, PENNANT, '41, Glee Club, '41, Alabama Club, '40-'41,
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DOUGLAS MOOSE MILLAR
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
Enrolled September, '36, Fourth Football, '36, Third Football, '37-
'38, Third Baseball, '38, Track, '39, Hop Committee, '40-'41,
Prefect, '39-'40, Play, '40-'41, Minstrel, '39-'40, Band, '36-'37-'38,
Company "B," '38, Best-drilled Company, '38, Company "A,"
'38-'39, Military Excellence, Company "A," '39, Sergeant, Com-
pany "C," '39-'40, Captain, Company "B," '40-'41, Picked
Platoon, '38-'39-'40,
CARNOT GUILLE M1LL1OAN, jk.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '35, Fifth Football, '35-'36, Fifth Basketball,
'35-'36, Fifth Baseball, '35-'36, Fourth Football, '37, Fourth
Basketball, '37, Junior Baseball, '37-'38, Third Football, '38-'39,
"B" Football, '40, Company "D," '35-'36, Company "C," '37,
Corporal, Company "B," '38-'39, Sergeant, Company "C," '40,
First Sergeant, Company "B," '41, Minstrel, '35-'36-'38,-'40, Look-
out Mountain Club, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39-'40, Picked Platoon, '38-'39.
MAYNE VVILLIAMS MILLER
JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '40, Boxing, '41, Company "B", Declamation
Contest, '40, Glee Club, '40-'41, Debating Team, '4l.
JAMES HENRY MILLIS
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled, '37, Fourth Football, '37, Third Football, '38, "BH
Football, '39, Varsity Football, '40, Fourth Basketball, '37-'38,
Third Basketball, '39, Tennis Team, '40, Junior Track Team, '37,
Third Baseball, '38, Hop Committee, '40-'41, Prefect, '39-'40,
Student Council, '39, Private, Company "D," '37-'38, Corporal
Company "D," '39-'40, Lieutenant, Company "C," '40-'41,
North Carolina Club, High Point Club.
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MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA IDOKULUI' x1m'xl1x1x, 'wxxrssr-r
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Enrolled September ,39' Third Football '39 ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' - ' ' '
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CHARLES DONALDSON MUNROE
QUINCY, FLORIDA
Enrolled September, '40, Varsity Football, '40, Winner of .Most
Improved Linesman Trophy, '40, Monogram Club, '40, Private,
Company "A," '40-'41, Florida Club, '40-'41.
TSARL BUSBEE PACE
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
'40-'41, Private, Company "D," '39-'40-'41, Tornado, '40-41
Astronomy Club, '40, North Carolina Club, '39-'40-'41,
Enrolled September, '39, Tennis, '39-'40-'41, Touch Football, '39-
HARRY HOBSON ORGAIN, JR.
CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '40, Winner Fall Tennis Tournament, '40, Pri-
vate, Company "B," '40-'41, Tornado Staff, '40-'41, PENNANT
Staff, '40-'41, Dramatic Club, '41, Winner, Declamation Con-
test, '4O.
ARTHUR COLLINS PENDLETON, II
CHARLO'l"1'E, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '38, "B" Football, '38, Varsity Football, '40,
Boxing, '38, Swimming, '38, Varsity Track, '39-'40-'41, Soccer,
'41, President, Monogram Club, '40, Private, Company HB." '38,-
39, First Class Private, Company "C," '39-'40, First Sergeant,
Company "B," '40, Second Lieutenant, Company "B," '41, Vice-
President, Student Council, '41, Vice-President, Y. M. C. A., '41,
member Keo Kio, '40-'41, Prefect, '40-'41.
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'40, Best-drilled Company, '38, Minstrel, '38, ,39, ,401 Monogram
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ROBERT EUGENE RIDENHOUR, III
CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '40, "BU Football, '40, Varsity Soccer, '41,
Varsity Baseball, '41, Private Company "C," '40-'41, North Car-
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SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '40, "B" Football, '40, Swimming,
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CHATTANOOGA, 'TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '3'5g Fifth Football, '35-'36, Fourth Football,
'37-'38-'39, "B" Football, '40, Fifth Basketball, '36-'37, Fourth
Basketball, '38-,395 Swimming Team, '40, Private, Company "D,"
'35-'36-'37, Corporal, Company "D,,' '38-'39, Best-drilled Cadet
Seventh Grade, '35-'36, Eighth Grade, '36-'37, Sergeant, Company
HC," '39-'40, Second Lieutenant, Company "B," '40-'41,
THOMAS BENTON SELLERS, JR.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Enrolled September, '36, Third Football, ,362 "BH Football, '37,
Varsity Football, '39-'40, Varsity Track, 240-'41, Monogram Club,
'39-'40-'41, Private, Band, ,36-'37, Private, Company "A," '38,
Corporal, Company "A," ,39-,403 Sergeant, Company "B,,' '40-
'41g Keo Kio, 740-,415 Glee Club, '41, Missionary Committee, '40-
,4I' Vice-President, Y. M. C. A., ,405 Student Council, '39"40g
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WALTER HUNTER STAMPER, JR.
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '35, Fifth Football, '35, Fifth Basketball, '36,
Fifth Baseball, '36-'37, Manager, Fifth Basketball, '37g Fourth
Football, '38g Third Baseball, '40, Private, Company "D," '35-
'36-'37g Corporal, Best-drilled Cadet, Company "E," '37-'38, Cor-
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"D," '38-'39, Picked Platoon, '39-'40, Eighth Grade Bible Prize,
'37, Tornado, '39-'40, Photographer, PENNANT, '39-'40, Assign-
ment Editor, Tornado, ,40-'41, Secretary, Missionary Committee,
'40-'4lg Associate Editor, PENNANT, '40-,415 Astronomy Club,
,37-'38.
EDGAR JOHN STONE, JR.
ST, ELMO, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, ,395 "B" Football, '39-'40, Boxing Team,
,40-,411 High School Heavyweight Golden Gloves Champion, '41,
Band, '39-'40-'4l.
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WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '39, Private, Company "C," '39-'40, Private,
Company "A," '40-'41, Varsity Soccer, '40-'41, Varsity Swim-
ming, '40-'41,
JOHN FRANCIS TAYLOR
PINEHURST, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '40, Spring Football, '41, Private, Company
"D," '40-'41, North Carolina Club, ,4O-'4l.
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LYNN BRADFORD T1LLERY, JR.
VVILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '40, Fall Tennis, '40, Third Basketball, '41,
Baseball, '41, Private, Company "A," '40, '41, North Carolina
Club.
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FORT BENNING, GEORGIA
Enrolled September, '37, Fifth Football, '37, Boxing Squad, '38,
Fifth Baseball, '38, Fifth Tennis, '38, Fourth Football, '38,
Boxing Squad, '39, Third Baseball, '39, Fourth Football, '39,
Third Soccer, '40, Third Track, '40, Third Football, '40, Varsity
Soccer, '41, Varsity Track Squad, '41, Private, Company "D,"
37, '38, Best-drilled Company, '38, '39, Corporal, Company "C,"
'39, '40, Platoon Sergeant, Company "D," '40, '41, Alabama
Club, '37, '38, '39, Virginia Club, '39, '40, Georgia Club, '40, '41.
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CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Enrolled September, '38, Third Football, '38, "B" Football, '39
"B" Basketball, '38, '39, Varsity Baseball, '39, Varsity Basketball
40, Varsity Basketball, '41, "B" Baseball, '40, Sergeant, Band
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HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '40, Fall Tennis, '40, Baseball, '41, Private
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FRED MADISON WILLIAMS, JR.
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
GEORGE RICHARD VVILKINSON, JR.
GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA
Enrolled September, '38, Fourth Football, ,383 Fourth Basketball,
'38' Third Baseball '38, Fourth Football, '39, Varsity Soccer, '39,
Enrolled September, '38, Varsity Soccer, '40-'41, 'lihird Football,
Third Baseball 'self Third Football, ,405 varsity soccer squad, '40,
i405 Private. Company HB," '38-'39, First Class Private, Company
HB.H '40, Corporal, Company "B," '40-'41, Prefect, 41. ,
Varsity Baseball Squad, '40, Private, Company "B,' 385 First
Class Private, Company "A," '39, First Sergeant, Company "D,"
'40, Special Platoon, '40g Business Staff, Tornado, ,4O-'41, Brain-
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GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA
LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA
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HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TEN N .
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
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CHATFANOOGA, TENN.
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CLEVELAND, TENN.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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KILGORE, TEXAS
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PINEVILLE, KY.
DAVID HERBER'F REAVES
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
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ROSSVILLE, GA.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
CHARLES HOIX'ELL CAMPBELL
CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN.
VVILLIAM VVARD CRUTCHEIELD
CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN.
RODOLPH BLEVINS DAVENPORT
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THOMAS MCCALLIE DIVINE
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
DAVID VIRGIL EDMONDSON
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
JIM MELVIN ENNIS
CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN.
JIMMY ROBERTS GAMBLE
CHATTANCOGA, TENN.
EDVVARD DUNBAR JEVVELI.
CHICKAMAUGA, GA.
RALPH SPARKS JONES
CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN.
JOHN ROBERT MCKINNEY
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN.
JAMES FRANK PRESCOTT
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
JOEL HAMILTON PRICE
CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN.
EVERETT JOE RAVVLSTON
HIXON, TENN.
CHARLES TALMAGE ROBINSON
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
ROBERT OV5'EN ROWLETTE
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OFFICERS
XVILLIAM NIARSHALL QEOREE . . . President
ROBERT HEXRX' CALDWELL . . . Vice-Prwiclent
CHESTER IAMERICUS 1VI.-XSSEY . . . Secretary
RICHARD DAVIS HARTLEX' . . Treasurer
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MEMBERS
THOMAS JACKSON BROWN
WILLIAM HERBERT DUNN
ARTHUR COLLINS PENDLETON, II
THOMAS BENTON SELLERS
FACULTY MEMBERS
ROBERT LEWIS MCCALLIE
ARTHUR LEE BURNS
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MARSHALL GOREE
BENTON SELLERS
DICK HARTLEY .
DICK HARTLEY
BOB CALDWELL .
BENTON SELLERS
MARSHALL GOREE
Front Row, left to right: Talley, Sellers, Hartley, R. Caldwell, Goree, C. Kincaid. Back Ron: l"IIr:kev, Silaold,
Llewellyn, H. Robinson, B. Sizer, Cz-Irtinhour.
First Term
Senator-al-Large
, . . Day-Student Senator
. . Boarding-Student Senator
. Senior Senator
CARL KINCAIO .
HARRY ROBINSON
LINUS LLEwEI,LI'x
JOHN HICKEX' .
Second Term
Senator-at-Large
. . Day-Studenf Senaior
. . Boarding-Sfzldfrzl Senator
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First Term
l9IfxI'ON SEITERS . . .... 1'n'.sidwzI ,TOE BANDER . . . .
C. A. MASSEY . . Sefrelary
ARIIILIR PliXDl.E'lxOX ,TIM TALLEY CARL KINCAID
BILLY SHANNON BILL JONES
Second Term
BENTON SELLERS . . . . . .President ARTHUR PENDLETON .
C. A. MASSEY . . Secretary
BILL DUNN BUSTER BEALL JACK WHITCOMB
lVlEREDl'l'H JONES BOB LAIvIBER'I' CARL KINCAID
Front Row, left to righl: B. Jones, B. Dunn, Pendleton, Sellers, Bander, Massey, Beall, M. Jo
Shannon, Kelley, Whitcomb, Talley, Lambert, Dalton, C. Kincaid.
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. Vica'-Prfsidcnl
JAMES KELLEY
. Vice-President
RUFUS DALTON
JAMES KEI.I,EX'
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Joe Davenporl' and Tom Buffalow
THOMAS BUFFALOW
WALTER STAMPER
WALTER DIETZ
BOB CALDWELL
THE PENNANT
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor-in-Chief
, a l . Associate Editor
EN , . Atliletie Editor
. . Class Editor
. . Class Editor
JOHN KING .
J. B. RAMSEY .
C. A. MASSEY . .
KRIEGER HENDERSON
SIE TI-IORNE . . .
Feature Editor
Feature Editor
. . Assistant Athletic Editor
. . . Assistant Athletic Editor
- . . . . . Copy Editor
TOM MOORE .
HARRY OROAIN Assistant Editor CHARLES MONROE . A I I Typlist
DAN ANDERSON Assistant Editor HUBER1' TALIAFERRO 1 Typist
JACK BROWN . . . Military Editor VVEBSTER MCLEOD . . . - Typhi
BOB SMART .... ....... T ypist
BUSINESS STAFF
JOE DAVENPORT . ..... Business Manager BEN POWELL . . , n-Id Sogimof
EDDIE CHOBOT . . Assistant Business Manager CON MILLIGAN , , .JJ Solififor
TOMMY CLARY . . Ad Solicitor HENRX' MCKIXNEY . , ,-ld 501ifif0,-
HUBERT TALIAFERRO . . . Ad Solicitor JIM HODGE . . . , 4,1 Solifgfm-
Front Row, left to right: Brown, W. Dietzen, Stamper, Buffalow, Davenport. R. Caldwell, D. Anderson. T.
Moore. Middle Row: Orgain, H. McKinney, Massey, Ramsey, King. K. Henderson. Chabot. liiclq Row: Powell.
Hodge, H. Taliaferro, Clary.
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BOB CALDWELL .
VV.-XLTER STAMPER .
FRED MORRIS .
GEORGE ENNETT .
CARY ANDERSON
DON ARNOLD
JAMES BURROUGHS
BILL CALDVVELL
EDDIE CHOBOT
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EDITORIAL STAFF
. .Editor-in-Chief THOMAS BUFFALOW .
.flssignment Editor TOM MOORE . .
. Assistant Editor DAN ANDERSON .
BUSINESS STAFF
. . .Business Manager SIE THORNE . . . .
JIM HODGE .,... Assistant Business Manage
REPORTERS
WALTER DIETZEN
GEORGE EAVES
GEORGE ENNEIVI'
BOB GAINES
JIM HODGE
LAWRENCE LASSITER
VVEBSTER MCLEOD
C. A, MASSEY
HARRY ORGAIN
BEN POWELL
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. Sports Editor
. Society Editor
. Chapel Editor
. Circulation Manager
JOHN SMITH
HUBER'I' TAI..IAFERRO
FRED WILLIAMS
JOHN VVOOTEN
Front Row, left to right: Burroughs, T. Moore, Thorne, Buffalow, R. Caldwell, Stamper, Morris, Ennett. Middle Row:
F. Williams, Orgain, Johnson, Wooten, W. Dietzen, Massey, Gaines, Arnold, Lassiter. Bark Row: C. Anderson,
Smith, McLeod, Powell, Hodge, Eaves, D. Anderson, H. Taliaferro, Chobot, W. Caldwell.
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First Term
DICK HARTLHY ..... A Pfgjidgn,
BENTON SELLERS . . I'ife-Presidenf
JOE BANDER .... . . Secretary
Second Term
ARTHUR PENDLETON .... Presidenz
C. A. MASSEY . . , Vice-Presidenz
JOE BANDER ....... Secretary
Left Io right: Massey, Hartley, Pendleton,
SellerS, Bander.
MISSIONARY
COMMITTEE
Front Rome, lrf! to flfljllf Bob Gaines,
Lewis Bibb, Clarence Edmondson, Con
Milligan, XYnlter Stomper.
liark Rout' Dick Hartley, lack Crist, Ben-
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HOP COMMITTEE
Frou! Rofw, left io righls Krieger Hender-
son, Jack Brown, Bob Caldwell, Marrliall
Goree, Dong Millar.
Back Rofw: Dick Hartley, Basil Ramsey,
Bill Dunn, Ike Belk, Jim Millie.
DEBATIN6 TEAM
Front Rocw, left to right: Harry Meador,
,Toe Richards, Mayne Miller, Harry
Orgain.
Bark Roux' Pat Taylor, Bob lVlClVIullen,
Eddie Chobot.
CH ESS CLU B
Seated, left 10 right: Cary Anderson, liur-
net Sizer, Dan Anderson, Eddie Chobot
Standing: -Tohn VVooten, Frank Ross,
jimmy Young, Hubert Taliaferro.
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Henderson Belk, Emmett Hall, Graham BHC anim'
Bark Rofw: Don Arnold, Donald Grant, George Bright,
jack Brown, Gene Shimpf, jack LeVan, Fred Hawley,
Mayne Miller, Bill Flack, George McElveen, Carl
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Front Rofw, left to right: Hanes Lancaster, Ike Belk, Bill Dunn, C. A. Massey, Arthur Pendleton,
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Second Rorw: Bob Greene, Sam Balloff, Buster Beall, Charles Monroe, Bob Gaines, Bob Lambert,
Bob Caldwell, Meredith Jones.
Third Rofw: Noah Pitts, George Ennett, James Inzer, Jack Brown, Lewis Bibb, Palmer Frank,
Southworth Bryan.
Fourth Rofw: john Wright, Harry Robinson, Walter Dietzen, Harry Meador, Gwyn Brock,
Jim Tombras, Benton Sellers.
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ARTHUR PENDLETON . . ..... ..... P resident
C, A. MASSEY .... . . Vice-President
MARSHALL GOREE . . . Secretary
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HERBERT P. DUNLAP
Captain 323rd Infantry, Cornmandant
"Cap," as he is affectionately known to the
boys, came to McCallie in 1925. For these
fifteen years he has continued to build a very
creditable military organization here at Mc-
Callie. Preceding his appointment as command-
ant at the McCallie School he had an out-
standing record at The Citadel, being awarded
the honor of "Best All-around Cadet."
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BATTALION STAFF
ROBERT Camwrfli . . . - - - MMU"
JACK BROXV5 . . Captain and qldjutanl
BHII4 Dgyy . . Senior Capiain
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ROBERT HAMIL'l'ON . . . First Lifulfflflnf
HAROLD STAR . . . First Lieutmzanl
DAN ANDERSQV . .Sfforld Lieufenfvll
THE COLORS
CORPORAL BOB CHAPMAN
SERGEANT VVOOD DYER
CORPORAL LESTER BROOKS
CORPORAL ALBERT WEDEMEYER
Cade: Mujiwr ROBERT CALDWELL
Cade! Captain and Adjutant Scnior Capmirz
JACK BRONVN XYVILLIAM DUNN
Commissioned Officers
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HONORARY OFFICERS
XVu.1.1.xM IXIARSII.-Xl.l. Gomer: . Captain and .-Idjufanf
LTEORCE Guin-'onn Eiwics . . Svcond l,ivulrnant
ROEER1' Amms GREENE . . Sammi Liwulfnant
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The military department of the McCallie
School plays no small part in molding the
boy's character in that it instills in each cadet
a sense of disciplineand courtesy which he
may obtain in no other manner.
At the final parade each year are given
these coveted awards: the Carter Trophy, a
sabre to the best officer in the battalion, the
Allison Award to the best-drilled private,
the Leach Cup to the best-drilled company,
and a medal to the best-drilled cadet in each
company. The intense desire for these recog-
nitions of merit inspire each cadet to dili-
gently apply himself throughout the year.
Some cadets loolc upon the military life as
an added burden, while others thinlc of it as
a nuisance, but the greater majority realize
that this one feature plays a great part in
developing every cadet into a true McCallie
Ma.n.
WILLIAM MARSHALL
GOREE
GEORGE GUILFORD
EAVES
ROBERT ADAMS
GREENE
Maior Caldwell presenting flowers to Mrs J P McCaIIle
aI' I'he parade in her honor
KRIEGER HENDERSON . ---- Captain
BASIL RAMSEY . . . .First Lieutenant
C. A. MASSEY .
JOE BANDER .
GEORGE ENNETT
ARNOLD
BELK, I.
BROWN, F.
CHAPMAN
COOK
BALLOFF
BELK, H.
BENNETT
BOYD, M.
BROCK
COVINGTON
ELLISON
GARRE'l"l'
GA'l'ES
GOLD
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. Seeond Lieutenant
. . First Sergeant D
SERGEANTS
HARPER, J, SNIPES TRIBELE
CORPORALS J
DIE'l'ZEN, VV, LAMnI:R'I' XVATERS
HAMBLEN ROGERS VVILLIAMS, S.
JOHNSON, J. SMITH, G. XVOODALI.
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HAGAN MULFORIJ TILLERX' P
HARRISON, VV. MUNROE XVARVVICK, J. ,
HAYTER PATTERSON XVELCH ,
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HENRY PAYNE XVEDEMEYER
JARNACIN PHILLIPS XVORTH, G.
JONES, A. ROBINSON, W. VVILLIAMS, W.
JONES, M. ROYSTER XVILLIAMSON, W,
KENDAI.L SHARP XVILSON, M.
NICDONALIJ SIvII'I'HERMAN XVHITCOIIIR I
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EARL ROTHBERCER
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BROOKS, L.
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ALLISON, J.
AMOS
BEALL
BECKER, R.
BERRY
BIRDVVELL
BRYAN, S.
CHAILLE
DALTON
EERDMANS
GRANT
SERGE.-XNTS
NILXTXMIS SELLERS
CORPORALS
CORN JEVVELL, R.
l'I.-XRTLEY LEVAN, B
HESTER LOVVE
PRIVATES
H.AR'l'ZEI.I, ORR
HAWLEY PAGE, R.
HENDERSON, D. POBST
HOUSER POTTER
KELLEY POWELL,
MEADOR RANKIN
MILLER, VV RICHARDS
MITCHELL ROSS
IVIOORMAN SCHIMPF
MORELANO SIBOLD
OROAIN SMITH, J
. . . . Captain
. First Licutcnant
. Safond Lieutenant
. Srfond Liautcnanl
Firsz' Sargcanl
STIMSON
T ALLEY
MILLIGAN, F.
MOORE, G.
ROBINSON, H.
SPOON
THORNE
VANN
VVALKER
VVARWICK, C.
WELLS
VVHALINO
WILSON, H.
WOLEE
VVOOD
YOUNG, J.
JOE DAVENPORT
TOM MOORE .
JIM MILLIS .
JOHN KING .
HENRY GILMAN
BRYAN, H.
GARDNER, VV.
BACON, J.
BALDWIN
BRIGHT
ASHEY, E.
AUTIN
BACON, R.
BAILEY
BEDDOW
BELCHER
BELK T,
BLAYDES
BRANTON, H.
BRANTON, R.
SERGEANTS
LANCASTER MILLIGAN, C.
CORPORALS
BROOKS, B. DENNIS
BUCHANAN HARDWICK, F.
CHOBOT JONES, R.
PRIVATES
BURROUGHS LUNDY
BURWELL MCLEOD
CRISMAN MACK
FLACK M.XHLER
GRIFFITH MARTIN
HALL MILLAR, B.
HARDWICK, M. MOORE, C.
HARRISON, B. POVVELL, B.
KING, W. RIDENHOUR
LEATHERWOOD SCHNEIDER,
LOTHROP SCHUMPERT
. . . Captain
. First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
. . First Sergeant
PITTS
LATIMORE
SHERRILL
THOMPSON, C.
SUMERFORD
SWOPE
TAYLOR, H.
THOMAS
THOMPSON, R.
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VVOODSON
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CLARENCE EDMONDSON . . . First Lieutenant
FRANK DUNN . . . . Second Lieutenant
JOHN VVRIGHT . . Second Lieutenant
FRED VVILLIAMS . . . First Sergeant
SERGEANTS
ADAMS SIMS, M. THOMPSON, M. 'WALLACE
SHANNON, VV.
CORPORALS
ANDERSON, C, DIETZEN, R. PERRY SIZER, B,
BISHOP FRERE ROTHBERGER, R. THEISS
CORBETI' LEVAN, J. SHEPHERD VVADE
DAVIS LLEVVELLYN STEPHENS WRIGHT, R.
PRIVATES
ABLE COE HODGE ROBERTSON, C
ARCHIE COFFEY HOLT ROBERTSON, G
ASHELY, G. COGHLAN HORNSBY ROBINSON, T.
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FOOTBALL
COACH BITSY HOWARD
Quiet and unassuming, this keen strategist has turned
out eleven McCallie teams Whose fighting spirits and fine
precision relleet perfectly his great ability at sound coach-
ing, his careful emphasis on fundamentals, and above all
his calm Confidence in his men.
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C. M. S. MCILWAINE
Athletic Director
Due to the extremely stiff competition in the Mid-
South Football Association this past year, Coach Ken-
neth Howard's 1940 Blue Tornado did not have any
too successful year as far as the won and loss column
is concerned, winning three games, losing five and
tying one. When the squad first reported for practice
early in the fall, prospects seemed very bright for a
successful year. Seven lettermen were returning and
new talent seemed plentiful. But had not it been for
the supreme fighting spirit and hard training of the
members of the squad, the team would not have fared
as well as it did. The success enjoyed was due also,
of course, to the hard work done by the skilled hands
of Head Coach "Bitsy" Howard and his able assistants,
Con Davis and Buck Flowers. Never did they stop
striving to build a successful grid machine for the
Blue Tornado. Faced with one of the toughest sched-
ules in McCallie's history, these men did a very satis-
factory job in coaching the Blue Tornado of 1940.
Coach Howard molded his team around seven re-
turning lettermen including Captain Noah Pitts and
Alternate Captain Marshall Goree. Also returning
were Bob Greene, Gwyn Brock, Benton Sellers, Art
"BUCK" FLOWERS
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
CON DAVIS
Assistant Coach
Pendleton, and Chester Massey. Several new men and
a few ex-NB" Team players filled out the squad to its
full strength.
Chester Massey and Lewis Bibb, a snappy guard
playing his first year at CcCallie, were honored by
being chosen on the All-Mid-South team and by unni-
mously making All-City here in Chattanooga. Captain
Pitts, Goree, Pendleton and Beal were also picked on
the second team of several all-city selections. Any
summary of the team would be incomplete without
mentioning the valuable assistance contributed by Mr.
McDowell, a trainer, Mr. Mcllwaine, as a competent
athletic director, Mr. Purdy, as the minutely correct
statisticiang Cheerleaders Ennett, VVhaling, Young, and
Carringtong Trainers Frank Gault and Buford VVat-
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A brief snnnnary of the Blue Tornado record of
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McCallie, l4g Duncan, 0
The IQ-SQ edition of the Blue Tornado opened its
season with a hard-earned victory over a strong Dun-
can eleven from Nashville by the score of 14-o on the
home field. just before the end of the first half, Art
Pendleton scooped up a blocked punt and scampered
.to yards for the score. Again in the early part of the
third period, Pendleton, on a spinner, cut off left guard
and swept 53 yards for the second and last score of
the game.
McCallie, l4g Nofre Dame, 0
Again appearing like world beaters in the second
game of the year, McCallie revenged last year's loss to
Notre Dame with a crushing victory of 14-o. Both
scores were the results of long drives. Buster Beall,
taking the ball for the first time in the second period
on a short plunge, and "Ox" Pendleton scoring in the
third period via the same route. Beall's unerring toe
accounted for both extra points.
CHARLES McDOWELL
Trainer
McCallie, 7: Cify, 7
The Chattanooga City High Maroons succeeded in
holding the Blue Tornado to a tie in a game played
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on Chamberlain Field. The Blues counted their lone
score in the first half when Chester Massey scampered
I9 yards on an end around run, City scored on a long
pass which Fred Cope took across after a fine run in the
fourth quarter. McCallie stormed back down the field
and a goal failed.
B. G. A., 6: McCallie, 0
Bitter defeat finally upset the McCallie Blue Tornado
when the team traveled to Franklin to play the big
game of the year with B. G. A. The lone score of
the game came on a pass late in the fourth quarter
to Hinkle, B, G, A. end. McCallie was never able
to threaten seriously although they kept B. G. A. deep
in its own territory for most of the afternoon.
Darlington, I4: McCallie, 0
McCallie was again touched by defeat as the team
journeyed to Rome to take on the powerful Darlington
Tigers. The Tigers scored in the second period on a
25-yard run by Mathis, Darlington fullback. It was
not until the final period that Darlington again struck
pay dirt, this time when Mathis gathered in a des-
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other score. Although the Blues threatened several The Mccallie 1940 Blue Tornado Went down in de-
times, they were never quite able to shove across 8 feat in the final game of the year before its traditional
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The Blue Tornado was again unable to break the In the second quarter, Procop again scored after taking IH
scoreless jinx as it dropped a game to Castle Heights a forty-yard pass from Spaulding. Two more points lib'
on Patten Field. John North scored both of the vis- were added when Devoe tackled Robinson in the end gilt'
itors' touchdowns, the first in the second period on a zone. In the second half, the Blues made their come- ghvi
65-yard pass and the second on an 80-yard end- back. All through the third quarter the Blues pounded sul
around that caught the Blues Hat-footed. The Tornado in pay dirt territory. Noah Pitts went across just be-
had possession of the ball most of the afternoon and fore the quarter ended. Again the Tornado got pos- 5,11
threatened seriously several times but were never able Session of the ball and Started up the field' Time hm,
to score. after time they were denied, and just before the game If b
Mccalljel 0: B, A.. 26 ended Procop took the snap from center and ran 95 E.,
McCallie suffered its most humiliating defeat of the yards for another touchdowq' The gflme ended with tilt'
year when they traveled to Nashville to play the pow- the Score Baylor' 2115 Mccallle' 6' Thls game' n0.mat- wh H
erful Montgomery BCH eleven. The final Score was ter the winner, will always be remembered by friends nk
26-0. The Blues seemed never to be able to get going and patrons of M?Call1e HS one of the Hnest ever
after VVashington and Cox scored for M, B, A. in the played by a Mccallle team' 15,
second period. To ice the game away, Ball and Wash- 35.1.
ington scored again later in the second half. Lewis CAPTAIN NOAH PITTS' Mx'-Back 1551,
Bibb and Chester Massey turned in exceptionally good Captain Pitts with his UUd5'ing Spifit W35 3 great :mfs
pe,-forma,-,CCS in this game, stimulant to the Blue Tornado throughout its 194.0 'si
season. Noah was a line, hard-running fullback. Al- ' 1
McCallie, 6: Wallace, 0 though handicapped by a shoulder injury, he came
The Blues finally broke a long scoreless and losing back at the end of the year to make a wonderful show- lb
jinx when they beat the heretofore unbeaten and untied ing against Baylor. tm .
Wallace from Nashville by the score of 6-0. The game 1 f T
was clearly McCallie's as the Blues had possession of ALTERNATE 'CAPTAIN MARSHALL GOREE. MT-Cenfef M
the ball almost the entire afternoon. The Tornado's Marshall held down the pivot position this year for Bi'
lone score came in the second period when Pendleton his second successive season, and developed into a Qi.
plunged over after a prolonged drive down the field. mighty fine center. Marshall played Very good heads-
Although McCallie threatened continuously they were up ball, and his excellent defensive play is going to
able to score but once. be greatly missed next season. ma
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Arthur played his second season on the Blue Tornado
this year, and was one of the hardest running half-
backs that we have ever had. His hard, low running
gained many a yard for the team this year, and it is
going to be hard to find someone to take his place next
season.
GWYN BROCK, M"'-Tackle
Gwyn, commonly known as "Stud" to his teammates,
deserves a great deal of credit for the fine defensive
and offensive work he contributed this season. He
was one of the most valuable cogs in the machine of
the Blue Tornado, and really did play some good ball
when he got all of his six foot two inch frame into
action.
LEWIS BIBB, M-Guard
Lewis played this season for the first time on the
Blue Tornado, but he played his position as a veteran.
Lewis, who made All-City and All-Mid-South, played
excellent ball throughout the entire season, and he
surely is going to be missed next season.
ROBERT GREENE, M'-Guard
Bobby played his second season on the team this
year, and could always be depended upon to play fine
ball. Although "Root" is not very large, he made up
in fire and spirit what he lacked in size. He is one
of the many others who is going to be missed next year.
ROBERT CALDWELL, M--Back
Although Bobby is not very large he played some
excellent ball this season, which was his first on the
BOB LAMBERT HARRY MEADOR
Center Guard
Blue Tornado. His smart quarterbacking helped the
Blue Tornado to establish quite a record for itself, and
he is going to leave a gap that is going to be hard
to fill.
BUSTER BEALL, M-Back
Buster, who was moved from the position of guard
to that of a back, played his first season with the Blue
Tornado this year. He did a swell job in his new
position, and really deserves much credit. His excel-
lent ball handling in all the games is going to be
missed very much next season.
HARRY ROBINSON, M-Back
Harry came up from last year's MBT' team to fill a
regular place on the Blue Tornado of this season.
Harry, who has two more years to play for the Tor-
nado, played some very fine ball, and his consistent
ground-gaining is going to be a great help to next
season's Tornado.
CHESTER MASSEY, M'-End
Chester played some very good ball during his sec-
ond season on the Blue Tornado, and as a result, he
won a position on the Mid-South and also the All-
City teams. Chester could always be depended upon
to play a bang-up game, and the Blue Tornado is
losing a mighty good player when he leaves.
JACK BROWN. M-End
jack is another one of the many good ends that the
Blue Tornado is very proud of. Although he didn't
play very much last year, Jack didn't quit trying, and
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as a result, he played quite a bit of mighty good ball
on the Blue Tornado this season. He was another one
of the team's dependable players, and he always gave
the best that he had in every game.
SOUTHWORTH BRYAN, M-End
Southworth played very consistent ball, and held
down his position as a veteran even though he was
playing his first season on the Blue Tornado. He
could always be depended on to do his job and do it
well. His spirited playing is going to be hard to
match next season. 1
JOHN WRIGHT, M-Manager
John was one of the best managers that the Blue
Tornado has ever had. John was always right on
hand whenever help was needed, and his hard work
and untiring effort made it a pleasure for the team to
have him as its manager. He deserves much credit
for the way in which he handled his job, for the job
of managing the football team is one of the hardest
jobs in the school.
BILL DUNN, M-End
Bill completed his second year on the Blue Tornado
this season, and he played some mighty fine ball all
throughout the season. His hard, low tackling gave
much spirit to the Tornado, and caused a great deal of
worry to all of our opponents.
JAMES INZER, M-Guard
"Doon" was greatly handicapped by an injury and
didn't get to play much this season, but it could never
be said that he ever quit trying. This was his second
season on the Blue Tornado. His never-say-die spirit
was a credit to him and to the team.
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The McCallie "B" Team had a fairly successful
season against larger and more experienced teams,
winning three games and losing two. A record of
the season follows:
McCallie "B" . . . og Dalton . . 7
McCallie "B" . . 7, Central . . o
McCallie HB" . . 13, City . . o
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CHARLES MON ROE, M--Tackle
Charles played with the Blue Tornado for the first
time this year. Although he didn't play much at the
first of the season, he certainly made up for lost time
when he went into the Baylor game, and he won the
cup for the best improved lineman on the team.
MEREDITH JONES, M-Tackle
Meredith, who played excellent ball for the Blue
Tornado this season, was one of the many good
tackles with the best spirit that we have ever seen at
McCallie. His fire and spirit gave the Blue Tornado
much added pep throughout the entire season. This
was Meredith's first year with the team,
BENTON SELLERS, M'-Tackle
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on the Blue Tornado, and he was one of the mainstays
in the team's forewall. He was one of the immovable
posts in the line and very few plays got by him during
the season.
HARRY MEADOR, M-Guard
Harry played for the Blue Tornado for the first
time this season. Although he didn't play much he
was a very good guard, and his excellent showing in
the Darlington game was one of the best showings
that we have seen in a long time.
BOBBY LAM BERT, M-Cenfer
Bobby was our substitute pivot man who came up
from the "B" team to play some fine ball for his first
year on the Blue Tornado. He is an excellent center
and a very good backer-up. He is going to be a very
important factor in the making up of the Tornado of
next year.
TEAM
McCallie "B" . . . 33, Central . o
McCallie "B" .... 7, LaFayette ..... I3
Lettermen included Ballard, Hester, I. Belk, Joiner,
VV. Dietzen, Woodall, Balloff, Ellison, Ridenhour,
Branton, LeVan, Eerdmans, B. Harrison, Harper,
Crist, Millis, Shannon, Lothrop, Corn, Vann, Chaille,
J. VVarwick, Hartley, F, Milligan, C. Thompson, and
Chobot, Managers.
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Gardner." jack Robison? Harry Branton, Bill Ensignf' Lapsley Hamblenf" Fred Williamsfk Tom Claryf Wray Amosfl'
Bark Rong: Graham Buchanan? 1ManagerJ, Jim Talleyfk Allen Mays, Ed Birdwell, Albert Wedemeyer, G01-don Smithyaa
Gene Smitherman, Tom Nlack. Burnet Siler," Keith Hartzell, Cecil Garrettf Woody Harrisonf and Morris Moormanq'
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7g S, M. A. . . 7
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FIFTH TEAM FOOTBALL
Front Row, left to right: Frank Kollmanspergerf:
Bill Robertsonf' Sarge Allison, Leonard Nixonfk
Bucky Howardf Glenn Rothbergerfi Charles Yates,
Ralph Spanglerfl Cary Andersonff Jack Davisf'
Second Row: Bill Bolen, Bobby Fisherfs Dunbar
Jewellf: Garnett Kincaid, Bill Beckerf Allen
Brownf Hugh Thatcherf John Twinamfl' Tommy
Gardnerfk Third Row: Chris Moore? fManagerJ,
David Edmondson, Seth Sizer, Jim Alderfl' Jim
Ennisfk Bill Rowlettefk John Hickey, Paul Holtfl'
Stephen Williams? Back Row: Gaines Campbell,
Charles Robinson, Jim Gamble, Tim Bryan,'f Howell
Campbell, Tommy Buttramf: jim Coghlanf: Bud
Hicks, John McKinney.
SEASON'S RECORD
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. o McCallie . . 65 Bradley "B" . . 7
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Below, Front Row, left to right: James Kelly, Pat Taylorfl' Taylor Wadefk Cecil
Robertson, Roy Bacon, Craig Robertsonf Ray' Rothberger, Winston Linam,"' Carl
Kincaidfl' Middle Row: Walter King, Leland Bogle, Dick Clark, Mal Brockett,"'
Hugh Wilsonflf Roderick Beddowfl: Bob Wrightf Leo Trupinf Bob Simsf'
Wray Amos, Jack LeVan.'E Back Row: John Collett, Harry Brantonf' Shannon,
Linus Llewellyn, Paul Johnsonf" Tom Belk, Bill Caldwellfl' Houston Matthewsf
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CITY CHAMPIONS
Front Row: Bob Cald-
well, C. A. Massey, Joe
Bander, Dick Hartley,
Walter Dietzen. Back
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worth Bryan, Jack
Brown, Jim Tombras,
Frank Beall, Jack Crist.
ON THE HARDWOCJD COURT
Under the faithful leadership and instruction of Coach Bitsy Howard and Assistant Coach Con
Davis, the 1941 basketball team won fourteen games and lost eight to capture the City Prep Cham-
pionship, for which they tied last year. Although they went out in the first round of the annual
Mid-South Tournament, the Blue cagers were among the leaders of the Mid-South race up until the
tournament, to give them a very successful season
on the whole. McCallie chalked up 689 points
this year as compared with an offensive of 694
last year, while their opponents scored 619, slight-
ly more than last yearas total of 593.
The Blues opened the season with an easy 36-20
victory over St. Andrews, and immediately stepped
into the City Prep lead by defeating Baylor and
City at the auditorium by the respective scores of
30-24 and 36-23. After losing a hard battle to
Castle Heights on the home gym by the score of
33-24, McCallie increased her City Prep lead with
a victory over Central, 23-19. McCallie then
suffered a setback, losing to a Hghting City five
on their gym by the score of 27-23. The Blues
avenged a 39-31 defeat at the hands of the Tech
Freshmen in Atlanta the following week by de-
feating T. M. I. and Darlington in lVlid-South
HART,-EY games at the ho-me gym. Making the annual trip
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M. B. A., by the close scores of 34-27 and 32-29,
respectively.
The Blues returned to their old form by
strengthening their City Prep lead with victories
over City, 35-31 and Notre Dame, 42-36 in two
fast games on the losers' courts. After nosing out
a close victory over the U. C. Freshmen, McCallie
had a chance to clinch the City Prep title by de-
feating Central in their next game. However, the
Tornado met disaster, for after leading Central
by nine points at the half, the Blue cagers were
held to two points during the entire second half
and three overtime periods, thus succumbing to
Central by the close score of 23-21. The Blues
marched on to three more straight victories in
defeating Notre Dame in the City League and
M. B. A. and Darlington in the Mid-South race
in exciting contests. McCallie then missed a sec-
ond chance to clinch the title by going down in
defeat to a spirited Baylor quintet in an exceed-
ingly close game, 37-36. Then after decisively
defeating T. M. I., the Blues finally succeeded in
capturing the undisputed City Prep crown on their
third chance by defeating Baylor in a hard-fought
game on the home gym by the score of 37-30.
In the Mid-South Tournament held March 6,
7, 8 at the University of Chattanooga, the Mc-
Callie cagers, although seeded fourth, were upset
in the initial round by a spirited Darlington quin-
tet, whom they had defeated twice before in the
regular season, by the score of 30-28, in another
exceedingly close game.
The team was led by co-captains C. A. Massey-
and "Hook" Hartley, the latter of whom set a
new scoring record by sinking a total of 251
points, thus breaking Fletcher Sims' old mark of
249 points in 1934. Hartley, who was in a large
part responsible for the success of this year's
Tornado, scored 102 points in the six games
played against Baylor during his two years at
McCallie, averaging 17 points a game, and de-
serves a lot of credit for his part in McCa11ie's
winning five of the six engagements.
C. A. Massey, the other half of the Hartley-
Massey scoring combination, which scored almost
two-thirds of the total points scored by the team
during the season, racked up 197 points, besides
proving a valuable asset on rebound work.
Both Hartley and Massey were unanimous selec-
tions for the All-City team last year and this year,
and both were also picked on the A11-Mid-South
team in 1940, but due to the fact that the team
was eliminated from the tournament in the first
round this year, only Hartley made the coveted
squad, being placed on the second team.
Other scoring was divided among members of
the team as follows: Caldwell, 965 Tombras, 475
Bander, 345 Dietzen, 265 Brown, 235 Bryan, 75
Gates, 65 and Beall, 2. Foul percentages were
unusually high, with Hartley having .5895 Massey,
.5885 Caldwell, .6215 Tombras, .7335 Bander, .4355
Brown, .2735 Dietzen, .4005 Bryan, .0835 Gates,
1.0005 and Beall, .500.
Letters were awarded to Co-Captains Dick Hart-
ley and C. A. Massey, Bob Caldwell, Joe Bander,
Buck Dietzen, Jack Brown, Jim Tombras, and
Manager Lonnie Lumsden.
Action shots ot wins over Baylor and
Notre Dame in march to City Title.
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THE SEASON'S RECORD
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"B" TEAM
SEASON'S RECORD
McCallie . . . . . 24: Cvlmuil . . . . 14
McCallie . . . . li: B4Wl0l' . . 27
McCallie. . - ll: CMV - . . . . 30
Mgtfgllie , . . . 21, Darlington . . . 13
lN1cC.illie. . . .261 T. lNl. I. . . . 19
McCallie . . . . 153 Citi' - ' - . . 30
lN1cCallie . . . . Ii: Central . , . 31
BlcCallie . . . - 321 HlNiikWl1 - . . 25
lN1cCallie . . . . 16: Central . . . 37
McCallie . . . . 313 Bavlor . , , 23
McCallie . . . . 33: Darlington , . . 22
McCallie ..... . .213 T. Nl. I. . . . . . .20
McCallie ........ 25: G. M. A. ........ 24
Front Row. left to right: Jimmy Adamsf: Tommy Houserflf
Jim Baconf George Moore, Keith Hartzellf Middle Row:
Brrck Ellison, Charles Thompson, Jack Paynef Jim Talleyfl'
Bill Caldwell. Gene Schimpf, Joe Harper, James Pate.
Bizck Row: Bob Greene, Sam Ballofffl: Bill Robinson, Bob
Lambert, Nlarshall Goreef Ike Belkfk Bob Gainesfk Gordon
Smith. Not in Picture: Jim Ballardfg Jack Crist?
THIRD TEAM
seAsoN's RECORD
McCallie . . . . 345 Baylor . . . . . 17
McCallie . . . 325 Hardy .... . . 22
McCallie . . . 225 Sewanee "BH . . . 24
McCallie . . . 275 Baylor .... . . 18
McCallie ..... . . 8, Sewanee "B" ....... 15
McCallie ........ 215 Brainerd .......... 20
Front Row, left to right: Oliver Potter, Jimmy Vann, Gus
Zollicofferfk Carl Kincaidfi: George McElveen,3' Jim Millisfg
Bradford Tilleryf Warren Gardnerfl: Bill Flack, Bill Rob-
inson, Mac Hardwick, George Orr. Middle Row: Bob
Mahler, Henderson Belk, Carl Coffey, Charles Belcher,
Elliott Blaydes, Albert Wedemeyer, Pat Taylorfk John Smith,
James Mills, Gene Chaille. Back Row: Cecil Garrett? fMan-
agerj, Wray Amos, Bruce Harrison, John Welch, James
Kelly, Jack Phillips, Lamar Rankin, John Moreland, Ben
Hagan, Frank Ross, Bill Ensign, John Wooten, Grayson
Baileyf Tommy Eichelberger, John Berry, Lester Brooks,
Jim Corn.
FOURTH TEAM
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McCallie. . . . 265 S. M. A. . . .13
McCallie . . . 163 S. M. A. . . . 11
McCallie . . .173 T. M. I. . . . 24
McCallie . . . 24, Darlington . . . 17
McCallie . . . 165 G. M. A. . . .20
McCallie. . . . . . 233 Darlington . . . . . . . . 6
McCallie ........ 225 G. M. A. ........ 25
Front Row, left to right: Bill Theissfli Norton Campbellfa
Bill Carverf: John Corbett? Marsh Freref Paul Holtfl:
Back Row: Taylor Wade, Billy Latimoref: Eddie Chobotflz
Richard Dietzenf Walter Kingfk Roy Bacon? Not in
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EIGHTH GRADE
SEASON'S RECORD
McCallie . . . . 233 Darlington . . . 21
McCallie ........ 103 T, M. I. ......... 14
McCallie ........ 125 Red Bank ......... 27
Front Row, left to right: Bill Becketf Ralph Spanglerfg
Bill Cartinhourfl: Bucky 1-lowardf John I-lickeyfk Tommy
Gardnerfl' Bud Hicksi fManagerJ. Middle Row: Tommy
Buttram 'H Cris Moore :ff Charles Yates, Jack Taylor, Jim
Co hlanl George Williams. Back Row: Frank Kollman-
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Campbell, John Twinam.
SEVENTH GRADE
SEASON'S RECORD
McCallie ...,.... 21, Darlington ........ 8
Front Row. left to right: Coach Charles Diehl. Rody
Davenportf' Bob Rowlettef Jim Ennisf John McKinney,:':
Joel Pricefg Seth Sizerfk Middle Row: Jim Gamble,
Charles Robinson, Donald Munson, Charlie Campbell, Jimmy
Prescott, Heschell Boyd. Bark Row: Ward Crutchfield,
Tommy Divine, Dunbar Jewell, Sarge Allison, David Ed'
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SOCCER
1-Iampered by very inclement weather through
most of the season, Mr. Bob McCallie's soccer
team did not have a very successful season, winning
one and losing one with Asheville in the annual
series, and losing three and tying one game with
Baylor.
The team was captained by Bill Dunn, excellent
goalie, throughout the season. Due to his fine
leadership, no one can say the McCallie losses
were due to lack of spirit, for these soccer boys
were lighting every minute of the game.
The Blues dropped a thrilling game to Baylor
to open season on Patten field. The first score
was Baylor 4, McCallie 3.
In the next game the Tornado was able to hold
Baylor to a 1-1 tie in a game played at Baylor.
Asheville then invaded for a game with the Blues,
and McCallie came out on the short end of a
4-3 score. Baylor came to Patten held for the
next game and the Blues were shut out by the
Raiders, 1-0. The Blues then invaded the Baylor
campus only to be defeated again by the score of
2-1.
In the final game of the year, lV1cCallie finally
brolce its losing jinx when the team traveled to
Asheville to take a hard-fought game from the
Asheville School for Boys by the score of 2-1.
Letters were awarded to: Captain Bill Dunn.
M. Jones, Star, lnzer, Mchlullen. S. Xvilliains.
W. Shannon, Xvillcinson, XY'liiteoinh, 1..lllC.lSICI'.
Lynch, Pitts, Wfoodson, Ricliards, li. hlilligan.
Griffith, li. Xvilliams. and .I. Allison.
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Interest in boxing reached a high
peak at lNlcCallie this year as the school
entered a team in the Golden Gloves
'1'ournament and sponsored a school t0Ll1'-
nament of its own. Also on several occa-
sions exhibition bouts were given as an
added attraction to basketball games.
For the first time lVIcCallie entered a
six-man boxing team in the Golden
Gloves Tournament, and this team made
more championships than any other high
school entrant. They placed second to
T. lVI. I. for team honors, but in propor-
tion to the number of entrants the McCallie
squad won a higher percentage of their bouts than
T. M. I., who entered twice as many men as
lVIcCallie. For lVlcCallie E. Stone won the
high school heavyweight division. In the 147-lb.
class hlonteith Powell, a last year's Golden
Gloves winner in North Carolina, was crowned
champion. Rufus Dalton, fighting in the 135-lb.
class, was the other winner for McCallie. These
three boys were awarded varsity letters for their
excellent showing in this tournament. Mitchell
and Branton, R., who were on the team entered
a most commendable showing by winning 'H e '
Golden Gloves Champions Rufus Dalton, E. J, Stone, Mon+ei'l'h
Powell
in the tournament, were awarded minor sport
letters.
ln the school tournament there were five divis-
ions, and the winner of each division was awarded
a minor sport letter. This tournament aroused
quite a lot of interest in the student body, and it
was so successful that it has been planned for this
event to be an annual affair.
Winners of the different divisions were as fol-
lows: Allen Brown, 120 lbs., Bob Sims, 126 lbs.,
Dick Hartley, 147 lbs., Harry Robinson, 175
lbs., Charles Miinroe, heavyweight.
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Bill Jones, Joe Taylor, Fred Milligan, George Snipes. Back Row: Karl Kesmodel 4,lVlanagerl, Bob Moore. .loe Barge
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ON THE CINDER PATH
The 1940 McCallie traclc team swept through
seven dual meets, notsed out Lanier High of Ma-
con and Baylor for top honors in the Baylor
relays, won the undisputed City championship,
and finished third in the annual Mid-South meet
at Sewanee, to raclc up the best record a Mc-
Callie team has made on the traclc since the state
championship outits of 1928 and 1929.
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holder of the school pole vault record. Marla Hays,
George Ennett. llte Bellc. and Noah Pitts. were
on hand from the 1939 team. together with Billy
Kidd, who had starred on the 1933 team. hut
Lawman was unahle to compete due to illness.
and the team was left without a capahle pole
vaulter for the season. and llqe Belle was unahle
to compete until late in the season due to the
effects of a siege of pneumonia.
Three early season meets found the Tornado on
the long end ol' a tw'-40 eount against Central.
a 511-45 winner over lee lligh ol' Clncltatnauga.
last vear's North Georgia ehatnpions. and a oo to
33 winner over lim. Kidd and liars were OUT-
standing in the spflllls in these meets. with Fnnett
in the distanees. Pendleton in the liroad lump.
and lit-oelt in the weights sliowtng up well. Other
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Billy Kidd, Billy Houser, Bob Amos, Noah Piffs, Mark Hays
the meet, with Kidd taking the century, and the
quartet of Mark Hays, Noah Pitts, Bob Amos,
and Billy Kidd winning the 880-yard relay, but
they kept in the running by placing second in the
other three high school relays, honors in which
were split between North Fulton, Boys' High of
Atlanta, and Castle Heights. Brock took second
place in the discus throw, and Pendleton won third
place in the broad jump and fourth in the javelin
throw. Ennett ran a beautiful mile on the medley
relay to take second place after trailing to the
last lap. With the last event, the mile relay com-
ing up, McCallie was trailing with 22 points,
Lanier had 242, and Baylor 212 points, and the
Blues had to come in ahead of Baylor and make
three points more than Lanier to win. Had the
judges placed Hays third in the hundred as pic-
tures later showed he ran, the pressure would have
been considerably eased, but he was unplaced. The
McCallie quarter-milers came through, however, in
the pinch, running a strong second to Castle
Heights, just ahead of Baylor, which finished
third, and when North Fulton shut out Lanier
by capturing fourth place the trophy was won.
The following week McCallie turned back a
strong Castle Heights team 64-58, when the un-
beaten relay quartet won the deciding event. Kidd
and Hays were double winners, the former captur-
ing the 220 and low hurdles, and the latter the
100 and 440. Pendleton, Brock, and Williams
were the other first place winners for the Blue.
Rummell won the pole vault and high jump to
lead the Heights scoring.
McCallie annexed the City championship the
next week by winning from Baylor 65-57, in a
thrilling meet which was again decided by the
relay. Hays and Kidd were again double winners,
and Ennett in the mile, Jack Brown in the high
jump, and Brock in the discus also won their
events. Brock broke the school discus record,
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Billy Kidd wins the l00 and anchors McCallie's winning 880-yard relay feam
with a toss of 119 feet 82 inches, which he later
bettered twice in the T. M. I. and Mid-South
meets. Brown, in winning the high jump, broke
his wrist and was lost to the team the rest of the
season. Baylor got off to an early lead by sweeping
the shot put, but McCallie countered by taking
first and second in both dashes, and a clean
sweep in the high jump, and was never headed.
Akers of Baylor took high point honors with 16
points followed by Kidd with 14M and Hays
with 13.
The following week McCallie took a 95-31
verdict from T. M. I., with Brock rallying 162
points and breaking his own discus mark, and
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Kidd, Williams and Lancaster also scoring heav-
ily. The Sweetwater Cadets were below par this
season, without their usual strength.
At the Mid-South meet held at Sewanee the
first week in May, McCallie was outmanned by
both Baylor and Castle Heights, the former win-
ning their tenth straight Mid-South crown by pil-
ing up 51 points to Castle Heights' 48, and Mc-
Callie's 38. The Blues were handed a severe jolt
when Kidd's leg failed him, and with one of their
ace sprinters, who had won both sprints two years
before, not up to his previous form, McCallie
bowed to her two main rivals whom she had pre-
viously beaten. Even with Kidd in top form, it is
doubtful that McCallie could have won, but the
finish would undoubtedly have been closer.
McCallie's half-mile relay team of Hays, Pitts,
Houser and Kidd remained unbeaten by winning
its event Friday afternoon, Mark Hays won the
100 and 440, setting a new McCallie record of 52
seconds in the 440, and winning the high point
trophy with a total of BM, points, Gwyn Brock
broke the discus record with a heave of 125 feet
9 inches, and Ike Belk won the 880 with a beau-
tiful sprint to the tape. Other McCallie men to
place were Kidd in the sprints, Ennett in the 880,
Banner in the high hurdles, Pendleton in the
javelin and broad jump, and Pitts, Webb, Belk,
and Ennett in the mile relay.
The final meet against the Asheville School in
Asheville was won by McCallie 67-55 with Gwyn
Brock scoring 17 points, and Hays runner-up in
points scored.
Letters were awarded by Coach Bob McCallie to
Billy Kidd, Mark Hays, George Ennett. Pat XVil-
liams, Arthur Pendleton, Hanes Lancaster. Bob
Amos, joe Bander, Sain Balloff, Xvilliam Xvhite.
Noah Pitts, Bill Jones, Frank Nlay, Billv Houser.
Bill Welvb, Ike Belk, Gwyn Brock and managers
Karl Kesmodel and Max Gardner. George Ennetr
was elected captain for the l9-ll season.
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220-yard dash Cstraightawayl . . .
220-yard dash fone turnl ....
440-yard dash . .
880-yard run .
Mile run ....
220-yard low hurdles
120-yard high hurdles
120-yard low hurdles
Shot put ....
Discus throw .
Javelin throw .
Broad jump .
High jump .
Pole vault . .
440-yard relay .
880-yard relay .
Mile relay . .
Two-mile relay . .
Times' five-mile race
Cake race ....
100-yard dash .
220-yard dash .... . .
220-yard low hurdles . . .
Discus throw .... .
Broad jump .
AT THE MID-SOUTH MEET AT SEWANEE
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McCALLlE TRACK RECCRDS
9-8 Seconds - .Bob Andridge, '36
22 Seconds - . .Bob Andridge, '36
22-6 Seconds - . . Bob Andridge, '36
S2 seconds ..... . Mark Hays, '40
2 minutes 3.4 seconds . . . jack Marvin, '36
4 minutes 40.9 seconds . . . Earl DeMoe, '38
26.4 seconds .... . . Bob McCallie, '29
16 seconds . . Billy Wilson, '36
14.6 seconds . . . .Billy Wilson, '36
44 feet 5 inches . . J. D. Lackey, '30
125 feet 9 inches . . . Gwyn Brock, '40
170 feet 3 inches . . . . Billy McKay, '32
21 ft. 4 47-8 inches . . Collins Thurman, '28
5 feet II inches ................ jess Turney, '28
II feet 2 inches ..,.... . ........ Ed Lawman, '39
45 seconds . . . Curtis Rorebeck, Roger Frank, Bob Andridge, Ed jones, '36
r min. 33.4 secs. . Curtis Rorebeck, Roger Frank, Bob Andridge, Ed jones, '36
3 min. 33.6 secs. . . . Frank Tennille, Bob Ferguson, Alex Halyburton,
Alex Hughes, '30
8 min. 55 secs. Frank Durand, Jim McCoy, Billy Venable, Bill Lybrook, '30
28 minutes 34 seconds ............. William Stutz, '23
5 minutes 29.5 seconds . . . David Tucker, '39
MID-SOUTH MEET RECORDS HELD BY McCALLlE ATHLETES
IO seconds . . . . Bob Andridgev '36
22.1 seconds . . . Bob Andridgen '36
26.5 seconds . . . . . Ervin Hall, ,33
125 feet 9 inches . .... Gwyn Bf0Ck, '40
21 feet 3 inches . . . Collins Thurman, '28
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The golf team under the leadership of Coach
R. L. Sager turned in an outstanding record for
the 1940 season with only two returning lettermen,
the team won both the city and Mid-South cham-
pionships, and captured Hrst place honors in the
University of Tennessee Invitation Meet. Besides
these feats, Frank Garrett, a newcomer and num-
ber 1 man on the squad, did credit to himself and
the team by winning the Mid-South and U. T.
meets.
The team began the season by beating Central
and winning U. T. meet. Next they traveled to
Rome, Georgia, where they lost to Darlington
5M to 122. Following this a 13 to '5 victory
over G. M. A. and a 17M to win from Baylor
put them baclc in stride, but they lost an important
city match to Central 72 to IOM.
In the Mid-South Tournament which was this
year held concurrently with the Southern Prep
Glolf Tournament the McCallie linksmen showed
t eir superiority by winning the Mid-South meet
by some fifty strokes. In a playoff Frank Garrett
beat Billy Napier of Xvallace for individual honors.
Frank also made a commendable showing in the
Southern Prep contest by placing seventh out of a
field of one hundred and forty.
Following the tournament the team avenged an
earlier defeat by Darlington bv downing the Geor-
gians 12 to 6. At the end of the season McCallie
and Central were tied for the eitx' championship.
In a challenge match the McCallie foursome de-
feated the Central team after Brooks sank a four-
foot putt on the last hole to gain the winning
point.
Because of this unusual record the team, com-
posed of liranlt Garrett. Gordon liuddleston. C-
A. Massey, .uid lester Brooks. was awardfd
varsitv letters. joe llavenport. although not rf-
eeiviilbl .1 letter, deserxes inueh credit tot his fred'
italile perforin.uit'es during the season. hlassev -mtl
Brooks return next xeai to form the nucleus of Khi'
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l'he Nlcfallie School has always been known lor its
mm! tennis teams, but the mio team was one of the
rest' and had one ot' the IIIUSI successful seasons the
SL-howl has ever had, winning both the City Prep and
Mid-South championships in singles and doubles.
McCallie and City were running a close race for the
Citv Championship, but our teams cinched the title by
beg-ting City a second time by the score of 5 to 2.
This gave the team its second straight City Champion-
ship and their third in four years.
It is interesting to note the record Coach "Buck"
Flowers' tennis teams have enjoyed in the seven years
he has been coach. ln high school competition they
have won titty-seven matches while losing only seven.
They have won the Mid-South team trophy in 1934
and 1940, and were in a triple tie for team trophy in
1938. In this same tournament they placed second in
1935 and 1939, and third in 1936, In the University of
Tennessee meet which the team participated each
spring the team captured the doubles' title in 1937 and
1939 and was runner-up in the singles in 1939. The
Iellm won City Championships in 1937, 1939, and 1940.
This is certainly a record which any school would be
p roud to hold.
During the past season the team won nine matches
and lost one. Their one loss to Darlington was soon
avenged when the team defeated them in the Mid-
South Tournament. Vernon Kelly, the number one
man for McCallie and also the Mid-South singles'
champion, was the only player for McCallie who didn't
lose a single match in the City League.
In the Mid-South Tournament the team showed their
superiority over the other Mid-South teams by capturing
the singles', doubles', and team trophies. Vernon Kelly
won the singles' title, and he and Bob Caldwell annexed
the doubles' crown.
Letters were awarded to Vernon Kelly, Bob Caldwell,
Hardwick Caldwell, Bob Gaines, and -lim Millis. To
celebrate their successful season the team was given a
banquet.
SEASON'S RECORD
McCallie T. M. I. . o McCallie Baylor . o
McCallie T. M, I. . 1 McCallie Baylor . 1
McCallie Darlington . 3 McCallie Central . . . o
McCallie Darlington ..... 6 McCallie Notre Dame . . o
McCallie City High ..... 3 McCallie City High . . 2
McCallie won Mid-South Tournament.
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The baseball team got off to a poor start with
only four lettermen returning from last year's
team, and with few boys coming out, the team
did not show up well in competition, winning only
one game in seven starts. At times the team played
first-class ball, especially when they beat Sewanee
12 to 6, but a deficiency of experienced players kept
them from having a polished ball club.
John Wood carried the brunt of the McCallie
pitching. John had a good fast ball and a sharp
breaking curve, but the team had to rely on him
to pitch nearly every game, and he was somewhat
handicapped by overwork. Captain Theo Harvey,
always a leader whether his team was behind or
ahead, stood out in the outheld. "Buck" Fuqua,
who was a letterman on last year's team, led the
batting with a percentage of .429. Fuqua was fol-
lowed by Palmer Frank, who averaged 286.
Even though their record for the year was none
too impressive the team had four men on the first
and second all-city teams. Buck Fuqua, snappy
little outfielder, made the :first team, and John
Wood, pitcher, Palmer Frank, catcher, and Henry
Caulkins, third baseman, were chosen for the
second team.
Members offthe team who were awarded letters
were: Fuqua, Frank, Neisler, McDiarmid, Harvey,
Stewart, Caulkins, Inzer, Lockett, Wood, and Har-
rison, Manager.
THE SEASON'S RECORD
McCallie ..... . . . 2, Central ..... , . , 4
McCallie ..... ..,. 1 23 S. M. A. .... . . . 6
McCallie ..... , , . Og City ..,.,, . , . 6
McCallie .... . . . 5, Central , , t . t 17
McCallie .,.. . . . 53 Bradley , . . . 6
McCallie ..... ..... 3 3 Bradley , , 12
McCallie . . , .... 3, City ..,,. . . . . 6
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throughout the season under the leadership
of Mr. Thomas Kipp. Although the sea-
son wasn't a very successful one, the team
deserves a great deal of credit for the show-
ing that they made.
The team finished in third place in the
Mid-South meet, and Jon Godsey won the
only first place for the team by his excel-
lent diving. By winning this first place,
he automatically became the diving cham-
pion of the Mid-South. Captain Dick
Koella with his untiring effort and spirit to
win for the team was one of the best cap-
tains that the swimming team has ever had.
The members of the team were L. Jones,
McElroy, Dennis, Stamper, Koella, Roth-
berger, Gault, W. Brown, Daly, Star,
M. Steele, Godsey, and McAmis, manager.
THE SEASO-N'S RECORD
McCallie. . . .,,.. 423 Central ...,,..... 24 McCallie
placed second in U. T. Invitation
McCallie . . . ,. 19, Castle Heights , . . 47 meet.
McCallie , ,.,. 293 Darlington ...... 37
McCallie placed third in Mid-South meet.
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COMPANY "D" SPONSOR
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MISS BELLE HOLBERT STAMPER
COMPANY "E" SPONSOR
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TOM BUFFALOW
LEWIS BIEB ,
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C. A. MASSEY . . .
KRIEGER HENDERSON .
DOUG MILLAR . . .
MARSHALL GOREE .
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. . Best Senior Rat
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BOB GREENE ....... Biggest Bull Shooter
M FIALI EY Most Popular Junzor
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Best Military Offfeer
Biggest Ladies' Man
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JACK BROWN TOM BUFFALOW Lookouf Mounfain, Tenn.
Chaffanooga, Tenn. Presidenf of Senafe, Maior of Baf-
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Captain and Adiufanf of Baffalion.
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COMMENCEMENT HONORS. I940
Clifford Barker Grayson Memorial Medal . - PAT VVILUAMS
John C. Campbell Award ...... ' ' THE0 HARVEY
Don C. Peglar Award . ' ' ROBERT AMOS
Valedictorian . . . . - 'ROBERT STREET
Salutatorian ..,... - - DAVID MCCALLIE
Washington University Award . - - HOT-TON HARRIS
John Parks Senior Bible Medal . .J . . - - HOLTON HARRIS
Dr. J. L. Bibb Intermediate Bible Medal . . . VVOLLE JONES
Primary Bible Prize-Eighth Grade . - - - ROBERT VVRIGHT
Primary Bible Prize-Seventh Grade . . . VVILLIAM CARTINHOUR
Summerlin Oratorical Medal . .................. HOLTON HARRIS
Faculty Medals for General Excellence . ROBERT CALDWELL, HOLTON HARRIS, EDWARD CHoBoT,
NOEL COE, WILLIAM CARTINHOUR
Pembroke O. Leach Algebra Medal . . . O. MAX GARDNER, JR., HERBERT Gmsox
J. Philip Gibbs French Medal ......... ......... E D CHAPIN, III
Frances Thornton Strang Memorial Medal in English . ....... CHANDLER KING
Roy Jackson Physics Medals ........ . . HOLTON HARRIS, DAVID MCCALLIE
E. White Patton Mathematics Medal ..... ........ M ORTON JUDD
E, G. Tucker Commercial Department Awards . . . . CLARENCE STEELE, EUGENE GL.-XZE
Music Medal for Improvement ...... ...,... T HOMAS CLARI'
W. E. Brock, Jr., Chemistry Medal . . . MORTON JL'DD
Spelling Prize ....... . . CHARLES GRETHER
Citizenship Medal for Seniors ..... . . THEO HARVEY
Citizenship Medal for Grammar Grades . . TAYLOR XVADE
Chester Stephens Athletic Award . . . ............. PAT XVILLIAMS
Tennis Awards ...... . . J. MARSH FRERE, JDE BANDER, QIEORCE BAI.Es,
XVILLIAM CAR'l'lNllOL'R, JACK DAVIS
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Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
CALENDAR
9-Everybody looks for Miss Goodwin-
a drastic mistake.
11-Introduction of teachers. Mr. Sager
cracks his lips trying to smile.
12-Physical Examinations. Several boys
are embarrassed by Doctor Bibb.
16-New boys get first real taste of dormi-
tory life. Many recall past sins.
zo-"Blue" looks at football material and
turns in resignation.
-VVe have a missionary speaker in
chapel. Doctor is breaking the new
boys in early.
-Scared look begins to wear off many
faces. There is not much left.
-First day of drill, Captain Dunlap
makes list of next year's promotions.
-New boys wonder if there is a good-
looking girl in G. P. S .... so do
the old boys.
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Manufacfurers of
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MODERN MAID RANGES
TORRIDAIRE CIRCULATORS
Complimems OI: ComoIImen+s of
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Complimerfrs of COmpIImenIS
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Caldwell sews on his stripes and starts
heavy dating.
Moore pulls a Wann and slops to drill
with a walking stick.
Our first 'tdance" is a boat ride. The
deck chairs get a good workout.
USarge's" presence is sadly missed in
the business office. The place is com-
pletely deserted.
Goree starts looking for a sponsor.
When Stamper snaps to attention you
can nearly see the big, red letters on
the box.
New boys wonder what Doctor is do-
ing in Caldwell's ofhce.
First six weeks exam. Twelve boys
say they didn't like Physics anyway.
27-Mr. Spence is trying hard to find one
friend.
30-Halloween . . . So what .
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BRAINERD DRUG
COMPANY
Compliments ot
DON CHERRY TIRE CO
I3th and Broad Streets
Compliments ot
CHATTANOOGA FISHERIES
Corner Ninth and Lindsey
Compliments
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RIDGE MOTOR SERVICE
TI-IE MCCALLIE SWEATERS ARE
KNIT
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Manufaciurers of
Exclusive Knii Goods for AII1IeIic Wear
MARTIN-THCMPSON CC.
Local DisIriIouIors
coMPLlMENTs
HCME PLATE
L. C. LEACH 81 COMPANY
JEWELERS
738 Cherry Sfreei
Official Jewelers for Ihe McCallie School
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Nov. 2-"Root" is contesting with Purdy for the
title of the sorriest joke-teller of the COmplimen+S
year.
NOV. 5-Lytle's insomnia cure. of
Nov. Io-Professor tells boys to do or die. Sev-
eral Hip Coins, TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY
Nov. 15-'lNational Guard" Henderson begins
worrying about the draft, V
Nov. 22-Baylor game tomorrow. Smoking Club
donates cigarette butts to the bonfire.
Nov. 23-DOC Hodges makes a fortune selling
Sen Sen.
DDLERY CO.
Nov. 27-Millar and Ramsey work up a week-
find 'iparasiten off King, but HJ. P."
throws a ban.
Retail and Wholesale
Nov. 30-Buffalow comes back from Knoxville
with that gleam in his eye. He worked
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Dec. 2-Craine and Tysinger start their vaca-
tions early.
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Studio 4-IO McCallie Avenue
ECONOMY LUMBER COMPANY
North Chattanooga, Tennessee
PRICE, QUALITY, SERVICE
Phone 6-7385-6-7384
NEW YORK NASHVILLE
DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE CHATTANOOGA
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Chattanooga. Tenn. Phone: Office 6-8I8I
Compliments of
STUTZ BROTHERS
Hearing and Roofing
KNOXVILLE
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Members:
New York Stock Exchange
New York Colton Exchange
New York Curb Exchange lAssocia'resI
Chicago Board of Trade
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec.
CALENDAR
5-The O, D. duty is now called l'Dun-
lap's Folly."
9-"Good humor man" Purdy starts
working out his Christmas vacation
assignments.
-VVas it true that Lumsden had a date
with Moses and tried to get his Christ-
mas present early.
-jan. 6-Everyone rests and gets plenty
of sleep so as to make a good start
when they come back.
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jan.
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about his vacation than his seat mate
can tell.
I2-DHVCDPOYI gets his stripes out of his
safety deposit box for the big parade,
but it rains anyway.
I4-Woodall starts practicing for the Cake
THCC.
I9-Exams, There are now oflicially three
seniors.
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Compliments
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UNIVERSITY OF
CHATTANOOGA
Anci-ne M. PALMER, Presidenf
General Agenl J.
Penn Muiual Life Insurance Company
EDW,EEnS'lEenlgE1DWN t I COMPLTMENTS OF
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JOE ENGEL, Owner
FRED BUGS. Manager Esfablishing Our Way on Honesl' Values
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THATCHER OIL COMPANY
Wholesale Pelroleum Proclucfs
Complirnenls of COmpllmer1'lS of
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Charlotte, N. C.
The Carolinas' Largest Store
Ian.
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Feb.
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
CALENDAR
23-The Middle Hall cafeteria was com-
paratively quiet today. "Brew" Bryan
was absent.
25-'lChina boy" Bob has not opened his
eyes since he got here-or has he.
29-Mr. Burns tries to stand at attention
when they play the National Anthem,
but his suit won't cooperate.
2-Bass starts dancing lessons . . . ain't
love grand.
4-South Hall has blackout, courtesy Roy-
ster.
9-"Spider" starts his annual gripe about
Senior's PENNANT write-ups.
15-"Lulu" decides Gilbert isn't worth it.
I8-Sims and Dyer promise they won't
throw erasers for three days . . . An-
derson comes to school without his
mother.
ZZQHOHOIS to McDowell-the best night-
watchman in town.
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COMPLIMENTS OF
CHATTANOOONS FINEST
HOTEL
THE READ HOUSE
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Complimenls ol
THE BRIGHT SCHOOL
INCORPORATED
Com olimenls of
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.
"We Cover Ihe EarIh"
Complirnenls of
GORDON GAMBILL INSURANCE
COMPANY
Complirnenls of
CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE
COMPANY
COMPLIMENTS
OF
HAPPY VALLEY
FARMS
O
ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA
VACUUM
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PROTLCYLD BAGS
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STAGlv1AlER'S
VACUUM CUP BRAND
COFFEE
I-Lb. Packages Less Expensive Than Cans
Challanooga -lerrilory Gels Our Payroll
and Should Buy Our Proclucl'
Complirnenls of
STOVALL HARDWARE CO.
7II Cherry Slreef Chaffano
Complimenls ol
G. P. S.
Complirnenls ol
SOUTHERN FERRO ALLOYS
COMPANY
Qullillers for Boys .am
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OUR BEST WISHES TO HAVERTY
MCCALLIE BOYS FURNITURE COMPANY
6l9 Marlcel Slreel
When you leave McCallie 'ralce away wifh you lhe
besl lhing you have found al McCallie School- Headquarfers in C'ha.H-anooga for 5 Com-
THE MCCALLIEMSZliglgctllfsfzlllmrlglfe youla beller' plele line ol: Meadows Washers ancl lroners
Phone 6-SI96 for a demonsfrafion
JAMES SUPPLY CO. HWS Easy +0 Pay we Haverfy Way..
SIS E. llfh S+. Challanooga, Tenn.
Courfesy of Oomplimenfs of
GENERAL MOTORS
ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION THE BRASER COMPANY
Compliment of Complimenfs of
INTERSTATE LIFE 8: ACCIDENT CO
JOSEPH W. JOHNSON, Presidenf
DR. MARCHBANKS
COMPLIMENTS
OF
STANDARD COOSA THATCHER CO.
COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS
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M. F. HICKS TYPEWRITER Complimemts
COMPANY
7I7 Walnut Street OF
Compliments ot
PHILCO
WDOD BROADCASTING
COMPANY
' "Wonderful Dynamo ot Dixie"
Compliments
ot
DR. O. T. BUFFALOW
Osteo pathic Physicia n
Compliments ot
TIVOLI THEATRE
COM PLIMENTS
OF
MILLS LUPTON SUPPLY
COMPANY
Feb. 24-
Feb. 27-
Feb. 30-
CALENDAR
"38." All first period French students
will understand this.
King should have been rated the best-
drilled commissioned ofhcer.
We have no school today.
Mar. 1-The play-need we say more?
Mar. 4-Goree gets a sponsor-and how!
Mar. 9
Mar. II
-Flowers loses thirteen pounds playing
the gambling devices at the Grill.
-Lumsden decides to tote "Scatter-good"
on the field. McKinney said he was
going to buy diapers for his sponsor.
Mar. 13-We are trying to find one boy who
Mar. I7
Mar. I9
hasn't been pushed around by Temple.
-Cap. says no promotions for dating
Ducky . . , Ducky stays home for
three week-ends,
-Coach Howard states that his room is
not "the Blue Room," Cooper says his
room is not "the Chicken Coop."
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Compliments ot
BURKART-SCHIER CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Compliments ot
CHATTANOOC-BA BUTTON AND
BADGE COMPANY
IO9 East Seventh Street
Compliments ot
MCKESSON-DUFF DRUG CO.
II32 Market Street PIWOV19 7-2I2I
Compliments
ot
MR. AND MRS. C. L. BUCHANAN
Complimenfs of E
SCHOOL 0 BUSWESS
AFRIEND el-:A-r-rANooeA
C. W. EDMONDSON, Presidenf
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0 BROWNING 81 HAMILTON
IOOO Markef S'rree'r
Complimenfs of
WILLIAMS 8: VORIS LUMBER COMPANY
OOMPUMENTS OF DR' W- H' EMIS
Veferinarian
MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY IO94 McCallie Ave.
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
C Vm mL f Complimenfs Of
'amp' e S O VALLEY MOTORS, INC.
A Sales Enliilcservice
I225 Broad S+ree+ Phone 7-333I
HUBBUCH GLASS COMPANY
Manufadurers of Mirrors-Jobbers of Glass
I855 Cen+ral Ave. Cnafhanooga, Tenn.
Comphmenfs of Compliment OI
LANSFORD PIANO COMPANY ROTHBERGER DIRECTORY OO.
Cherry S+ree+ CHATTANOOGA xNOxv:LLe
CO. Complimenfs OI
3I7 Brainerd Road
"We Clean Everyfhing-Dye for You" THOMAS' FOLTS A BROWN
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WANN-CHAPMAN FUNERAL HOME
Complimenlrs of
Agia lncorporaTed
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W 5 GENERAL APPLIANCE CCRPCRATICN
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3 635 Broad STreeT Telephone 6-474I
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Arrow Transfer and Sforage Co. ARCHER PAPER COMPANY
PAUL S. STEWARD, '17 Paper Produc+s
H THEO. F. KING, 'I6
TrUsT Your Car To The Oil of Charader Compliment' OI
uc QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL L-UY R"'Q2fB'Ni- QQENCY
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HOWARDS CLEANERS
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'Coal-Building Supplies-Sfokers R' K' SCHQLZE GROCERY
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NEWTON CTHEVROLET "CPP-S+ +P COM+"
W 329 Markef Shea 735 Marlcef Sfreef
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lncorporaled
ChaHanooga's lvlosl Beaulilul
Flower Shop
2409 McCallie Ave. PHONE 2-477l
OF
Complimen+s of
DR. STEWART LAWWILL
JOHN E. LOVELL
Manager
Complimenls of
E. l'l. LAWMAN
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Compllmenfs OT cn-lATTANooeA, TENNESSEE
NEWELL SANITARIUM
"Do you wani' +o know whe'rher you will be a success?
If so, The lesl is simple. Can you save money? If you cannot you may as well
drop oul, for The seed ol success is nol in you."
JAMES J, l-llLL-The Grea+ Railroad Bulder.
Life lnsurance Today slands as The one Thrill plan for saving ol money lhal has slooo
The severesl lesls of The lasl IOO years. Plan your Tulure now Through a Volume
policy for The sooner you plan your Tulure, The beller your Tulure will be.
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"A Soufhern Company of Chowder"
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CORPORATICN
esl' Grades of Coal and
Stoker Coals
Manufacturers Agent for
Oil COUNTY Boilers' Smoke Stacks Winkler Automatic Coal Stokers
lnsulalecl Boiler Covers EAST LAKE YARD ROSSVILLE YARD
3-:zoo 3-1175
oHATTANooeA, TENNESSEE JAMES P' ROBERTS JCQ-LQjfffAF"PjQL'QE
Mar
Mar
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Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr
CALENDAR
2-Mr. Watson has turned into a fire-
bugg at least things in typing class
seem pretty well "burned up."
5-Mr. Kipp, our stellar swimming
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coach, falls in the lake and it takes
six boys to save him.
-Our PENNANT selection . . , Brock,
'tThe biggest Garrett in school."
1-There is no collection taken up in
chapel today. McKinney uses his own
car. Professor doesn't want to 'tadd
just one word" in chapel. "Hook"
says "No, sir." . . . Please note the
date.
3-Mr. Spence is still trying hard,
6-Moore turns in his mid-term English
CXZUTI.
9-McAmis and Clary spend an evening
at "The Barn"g Hester thinks he was
there, too.
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PEERLESS WOOLEN
MILLS
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MEADOW BROOK FARMS, INC.
GRADE "A" PASTEURIZED MILK
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TUNNEI. DRUG STORE
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General Insurance
3744 Brainerd Road. 914
Phone CI-IAITANOOGA BANK BUILDING
PHONE 7-IOI5
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A FRIEND
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COMPANY
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Com plimenls of
RICE BROS. AUTO CO., INC.
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
Sales and Service
I60O Rossville Ave, Phone 6-5I88
J. ERNESPI DARR
Wholesale Fruifs and Vegefables
Farmers Marlcei, E Iifh SI.
Phones 6-2I28, 7-3359 Chailanooga, Tenn.
A CI-IATTANOOOA INSTITUTION
SERVING TI-IE NATION
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PROVIDENT PROTECTED
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LIFE AND ACCIDENT
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Campbell Roofing 81 Insulafing Co.
NORTON R. CAMPBELL, owner
1307 McCallie Ave. Phone 2-3l36
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
MORTGAGE LOANS
PAUL SHEPHERD REALTY COMPANY
II33 Volunleer Bldg.
"The Appliance of -Ioclay za 6
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OUINN DRUG coMPANY
I4OO Dobbs Ave.
FAST DELIVERY Phone 2-3I68
"The Thrill' Siore of'rI'1e Na+ion"
COLDSPOT REFRIGERATORS
SILVERTONE RADIOS
KENMORE WASHERS
I-IONORBILT FURNITURE
CROSS COUNTRY OIL
CROSS COUNTRY BATTERIES
HERCULES FURNACES
SEARS, ROEBUCK
81 CO.
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FOR BOYS
On Battlefield of Missionary Ridge
CHATTANOOGA TEN N ESSEE
FOUNDED BY
REV. T. H McCALLIE D D
We believe in our students. They are the best advertisement that
McCallie has. Thai' is why we advertise In their annual
For AH'rac+ively Illustrated Catalog Apply to
HEADMASTERS
S. J. McCALLIE, SR BA M A Ped D LiH D
J. P. McCALLIE BA MA Ph D LLD
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
June
June
CALENDAR
7-The boys are just recovering from
Dunlap's Roman holiday . . . a six-
mile march,
9tMf. Purdy thinks Pensacola is the
finest metropolis of twenty-six people
in the world. If you don't believe it,
just ask him.
-Our "last lapn pep talks start.
-Mr. Spence gives up hope.
-Cobb fails second six-weeks exams.
-Finals, and we don't mean dances.
-Parents' day. Each company is
equipped with four stretchers.
I-Th3tlS all there is, there isn't any
more. Some of us thought we liked itg
some thought we didn't like itg others
knew that they didn't, but we are all
glad we are out.
5-Pitts is trying to swap next year's foot-
ball playing for a this year's diploma.
Cornplimenlrs of
CENTRAL FRANKLIN PROCESSING
COMPANY
PACKAGE YARN DYERS
TRUNDLE PRESTIGE ENGRAVING
Presfige Engraving Greafly Enhances 'Ihe Appear-
ance of Your Business Lefierheads. Enveiopes,
Cards. Trade-Marks. Social Sfafionery, Wedding
and Visifing Cards.
TRUNDLE BROS. ENGRAVING CO.
833 Cherry SI.
Complimenfs of
MERCER PIE COMPANY
Mercer's Delicious Pies
7IO O'NeaI SI. Chaffanooga, Tenn.
KELLY MEAT MARKET
FRESH MEAT AND
SAUSAGE
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WesI'ern and Tennessee Meafs
Phones 6-52l8, 7-2761 3I3 Ninih Sireelr
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Complimenfs of
AVONDALE STONE COMPANY
CI-IATTANOOGA TENNESSEE
PHoNE 2-4834
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Washing-Lubricafing
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Compliments of
THE WEST CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
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436 Marker S+ree+
FOR FURNITURE
We I-Iave Everyrhing for The I-Iome
CompIimen+s of
TERRELL ELECTRIC COMPANY
AMONG A COMPLETE MENU
The Fines? Seafoods Soufh of The Norfh Pole
TOMLINSON'S RESTAURANT
422-428 McCallie Ave.
POPULAR PRICES PARTIES
CompIimenIs of
A FRIEND
J. AVERY BRYAN CO., Inc.
Funeral Direciors
Lowesr Prices Finesr QuaIi+y Besr Service
BROAD STREET GARAGE
Packard Dis+ribu'rors
627 Broad Sfreelr Phone 7-ZI79
I Complimenfs of
FENN-HAYS TIRE CO.
KeIIy-Springfield Tires
Dependable for 46 Years
Complimenis of
A FRIEND
CompIimenIs of
A FRIEND
Complimenis of
A FRIEND
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PRODUCTS CO.
III9 For'I' Sfreef
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