McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)
- Class of 1944
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MARSHALL M. SHEPHERD W. PEET HEMPHILL, JR .... ETH, JR. . . ING IN ACTION LT. WILLIAM H. HARRISON . . DMI ISTH T BOARD OF TRUSTEES DR. SPENCER JARNAGIN McCALLIE, SR. . ROBERT LLEWELLYN MACLELLAN, '24 . . DR. JAMES PARK McCALLIE . . . ROBERT LEWIS McCALLIE, '29 SPENCER JARNAGIN McCALLIE, JR., '28 MARGARET ELLEN McCALLIE EDWARD EMERSON BROWN, '07 DR. JAMES LEWIS BIBB DR. R. FREDERICK THOMASON JOHN LEWIS HUTCHESON, JR., '20 JOHN STORRS FLETCHER LLEWELLYN CHAPMAN, '2I JOSEPH H. DAVENPORT, 'I3 EDWARD Y. CHAPIN, JR., 'I4 L. HARDWICK CALDWELL, SR. WILLIAM L. PRESSLY WILLIAM E. BROCK, JR., '2I Ill . . Presidenf . . Vice-Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer THE LLIE SPENCER JARNAGIN McCALLlE, SR. JAMES PARK McCALLlE A.B., A.M., Ped.D., LiH.D. A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D. Co-Founder, President of ihe Board of Trusiees, Co-Founder, Secrefary-Treasurer of the Board of Trusiees Headmasier Headmasier HEAIJM STEHS DR. SPENCER JARNAGIN McCALLIE Professor, a graduafe of Soufhwesfern Pres- byferian Universify wifh posf graduafe work af Cornell Universify, and fhe Univorsify of Chi- cago, and degrees from Davidson College, and Erskine College, has always been a leader in ChaH'anooga and in Soufhern Educafional cir- cles. He is a member of fhe Chaffanooga Draff Board and was vofed fhe mosf valuable cifizen in Chaffanooga for I944. The high posifion of McCallie among The schools of fhe nafion is due fo his unfiring and unselfish efforf. We af McCallie know him besf for his informa- five Chapel falks and insfrucfion in scholarship. ln fhis fime of war we all furn fo Professor for guidance as fo which branch of fhe service we should enfer. DR THOMAS EDWARD PECK WOODS Dr. Woods is a graduafe of Soufhwesfern Universify and has had posfgraduafe work af Union Theological Seminary. He is widely known fhrough his books and pamphlefs on religious sub- iecfs. He has been af McCallie for fwenfy-one years and heads fhe Bible Deparfmenf, as well as being Associafe Headmasfer. We all respecf and admire Dr. Woods, nof only for his knowl- edge and good iudgmenf, buf for his ready wif. DR. JAMES PARK McCALLlE Docfor is a graduafe of fhe Universify of Virginia and has received degrees from David- son College and King College. For many years he has been an earnesf worker in fhe Soufhern Presbyferian Church and he furfhers fhe Chris- fian afmosphere in fhe school. He is a nofed feacher and his senior Bible course is anxiously awaifed by all fhe sfudenfs. He obfained a Fellowship in Asfronomy af fhe Leander Mc- Cormick Universify, and fhrough him many boys became inferesfed in asfronomy. We find in Docfor a sympafhefic friend who is inferesfed in our social welfare and he is ever ready fo help us in fhe problems of school life. THOMAS EDWARD PECK WOODS A.B., A.M., B.D., D.D Associafo Headmaslo DR. JAMES LEWIS BIBB School Physician: Leclurer in Hygiene: Slaff Physician, Baronness Erlanger Hospilal and Pine Breeze Sanifarium. RICHARD LEE SAGER Head of Malhemalics Deparlmenlg Chairman of Scholar- ship Cornmillee: Principal of Summer School: Golf Coach. ARTHUR LEE BURNS Head of Modern Language Deparlmenfg Masler ol Dormilories and Dining Room: Direclor of Social Affairs: Execulive Officer of Mililary Deparlmenf. CHALMERS MOORE STIRLING McILWAINE Iary-Treasurer, Mid-Soulh Associalion of Privale Schools Secrefary, Grealer McCallie Building Campaign. Direclor of Alhlelics: Inslruclor of Malhemalics: Secre- WILLIAM WALLACE PU RDY Head of Science Deparlmenl: Masler in Charge of Leaves: Masler in Charge of Douglas Hall, KEN NETH HOUSTON HOWARD Head of Hislory Deparlmenl: Head Coach, Foolball, Baslcelball, Baseball. SPENCER JARNAGIN MCCALLIE, JR. Head of Junior School: Inslruclor in Malhemafics. ROBERT LEWIS McCALLIE Dean of Sludenls: lnsfruclor in English: Coach, Varsity Track and Soccer. T Y THE F!-IEUL WILLIAM LAURENS PRESSLY THOMAS EUGENE KIPP Head of English Deparfmenlg Associale Direclor, Mc- lnslruclor in General Science, Mechanical Drawing, and Callie Summer Camps. JOSEPH RHEA EARNEST Head of Music Deparlmenlg Bandmaslerg lnslruclor in English. NEILL McKAY WATSON Direclor of Admissions: Direclor of Infirmary: lnsfruclor in English. CONVERSE ABRAHAM DAVIS. JR. lnsfruclor in Malhemalicsg Assislanf Coach in Alhlelicsi Masler in Charge of Jarnagin I-Iall. I13I Pre-Flighf Avialion. JOHN HARVEST KENT I-lead of Classics Deparlmenfg Coach of Badminlon. JOHN WILLIAM BASS lnslruclor in Malhemalicsi Masler in Charge of South Hall. LEWIS RUSSELL TATE lnslruclor in Junior School: Assislanf Coach in Afhleficsg Masler in Charge of Grayson Hall. LT. COL. IU. S. ARMY, RET'DI DANA HENRY ALLEN WILLIAM BRYAN HINES, JR. Instructor Commandantg Instructor in History. FRED EUGENE CONN Instructor in Mathematics and Latin. THOMAS FRANCIS WALKER Instructor in Spanish. GUY SIMMONS MAYBERRY in History and Military Science: Coach Ritle Team. E l14l Instructor in Latin: Assistant to Head ot Engiish De- lnstructor I partment. TENE NUTTING TUCKER n Junior School: Coach ot Boxinq, Swimminqg Director ot Calisthenics CHARLES McDOWELL Business Manager. DR. B. C. ROPER Auditor. Wresttinq :mf S im' e MRS. S. J. McCALLIE Librarian. MRS. B. C. ROPER Bursar. MISS ZELLA WOODS Recorder. MISS MAE JONES Residenf Nurse. DR. WERNER WOLF Direcior of Glee Club. MISS CORA PERRY No Picfure Assisianf io Business Manager. H51 , . .gig A MRS. I. C. MINICK Direcior of Public Speaking. MRS. ROBERT H. VAUGHN Die+itian. MISS ABBIE S. VAUGHN Insirucfor in Typing, Bookkeeping: Secre+ary MRS. COYLE E. WILKINSON Superinfendenf of Laundry. MISS MARY LOUISE BATEY Assisiani' Librarian. M RS. GLADYS MARTIN No Picfure Assisianf Dieiifian. CONGRATULATIONS. 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H14 , . -' '::wp,.1,. - .. l A' Alb! 1 . ., yn! f? u.!-f5'f'1k. ,,,.. .. .W.,, Mhmi, I ' V 1 ' W' 11'15 jigm4'R?Yw'ff1ffi'fSQ5?ffiYqw.1s-'ffl..-0 4 t:1+.11 ': '+:1:f1'. i'r,1'F'wv: ': f'w'w'f 1' ' ' 1 ,1 ' 11 .-- '7,'1:Z,1 ft , ,Q . - , 1: -1..'I 5 '-gm-1 .1:?XPS5g1'9ffi:4qsw'e'sgf?ff?5 '1 - , v' ,J 0 qw Y 'x- ' 9.14. . K! 'A ' ,.xf'1 ' 3 3, v rw,wQhA'jL?fkLp,5gr1Nw m lgmrgneyxmmu-2--v fl-441. ..,....................Presiden-I i r 75 SENIIIH IQIFPIIIEHS WILLIAM L. ALLISON, JR. HENRY E. APPEN Statesville, North Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l943g Private, Co, A, '43 44g B Team Enrolled Sept., I942j Private, Co, B, '42-'44, Soccer Squad Football, '43, Varsity Soccer, '44, North Carolina Club, '43-44, Tennis Squad, '43, Florida Club, '42-'44. '43-'44. . O HAROLD LINDSAY AMOS High Point, North Carolina nrolled Sept., l94I, Private, Co. D, '4l-'42g Private, Co. C, '42-'43, Staff Sergeant, Co. E, '43-'44, Color Ser- eant, '43-'44, Fourth Team Football, '4lg Fourth Team asketball, '4lg Junior Track, '42, B-B Basketball Team 423 B Team Track, '43, B Team Basketball, '44, Y. M. c, A. Council, '42f43, Hiqti Point club, '-11144. ALBERT O. ARCHIE Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l938g Private, Co. E, '38-'39-'40, Private, Co. D, '40-'4l-'42g Sergeant, Co. E, '42-'43, Second Lieutenant, Co, D, '43-'44j Filth Team Basketball, '33, Junior Track, '39-'40-'4l-'42, Fifth Team Football, '39, Fifth Team Baseball, '39, Fourth Team Basketball, '40j Fourth Team Football, '42, Third Team Basketball, '42, Minstrel, '39, '4Ig Business Associate, Tornado, '42-'43, Reporter, Tornado, '43-'44, Assistant Athletic Editor, Pennant, '43-'44, Tennessee Club, '38-'44. l19l 4 WILLIAM EDWARD AYERS, JR. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Enrolled, Sept., I943, Private, First Class, Co. A, '44, Tennis, '43, Varsity Boxing Team, '44, Track, '44, Winston-Salem Club, '44. O ROY B. BACON Chattanooga, 'Tennessee Enrolled, Sept., I940, Fourth Team Football, '40, Fourth Team Basketball, '4I, Third Team Football, '4l, Third Team Basketball, '42, Varsity Football, '42, B Team Basketball, '43, B Team Baseball, '43, Varsity Football, '43, Varsity Basketball, '44, Varsity Base- ball, '44, Private, Co. '42-'43, Lieutenant, Co. C, '43-'44, Faculty Medal for General Excellence, '43, Monogram Club, '42-'44, Chattanooga Club, '40-'44. T201 MAX McCALLlE BARBER Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. A, '42-'43f'44, Third Team Basketball, '43, B Team Baseball, '43, Third Team Football, '43, Weightlifting, '44, Chattanooga Club, 42344. I MARION WILBERT BAGWELL, JR. Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled Sept., l94l, Third Team Football, '4l, Swim- ming Team, '42, '43, Varsity Football, '42, '43, Varsity Soccer, '43, Monogram Club, '42-'43, Private, Band, '4I-'42, Corporal, Band, '42-'43, Lieutenant, Band, '43, Student Council, '42, Feature Editor, The Pennant, '42-'43, Prefect, '42-'43, Birmingham Club, '4I-'43. t JAMES LLOYD BAXTER, JR. Griffin, Georgia Enrolled Sept., l942, Post-Grad, '43-'44, Private, Co. C, '42-'43, Private First Class, Co. C, '43-'44, City Championship Swimming Team, '43, Varsity Swim- ming Team, '43-'44, Glee Club, '43-'44, Tornado Staff, '42-'44, Missionary Committee, '43-'44, Minstrel, '43-'44, Assistant Class Editor, Pennant, '43-'44, Georgia Club '42-'44. O WILLIAM CAMPBELL BLAKE, JR. Tampa, Florida Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. B, '42-'43, Corporal, Co. B, '43-'44, B Team Football, '42-'43, Boxing Team, '44, Weight-Lifting Team, '43, Florida Club, '42-'44. JAMES ELLIOTT BLAYDES Bluefield, West Virginia Enrolled Sept., l940, Private, Co. C, '40-'4l, Corporal Co. C, '4l-'42-'43, Second Lieutenant, Co. B, '43, First Lieutenant, Co. C, '43-'44, Best Drilled Cor- poral, Co. C, '42-'43, Third Team Football, '40, Third Team Basketball, '4l, Varsity Baseball, '4l-'42-'43- '44, B Team Football, '4I, Varsity Swimming Team, '4l-'42-'43-'44, B Team Basketball, 42, Varsity Foot- ball, '42-'43, Varsity Basketball, '43-'44, Second Team, All-City Football, '43, Most Improved Lineman, Foot- ball, '43, Rifle Team, '44, Monogram Club, '42-'43- '44, President, Monogram Club, '43-'44, Keo-Kio, '43-'44, Y. M. C. A. Secretary, '42-'44, Senior Senator, First Term, '43-'44, Missionary Committee, '43-'44, President, Student Senate, Second Term, '43-'44, President, Senior Class, '43-'44, West Virginia Club, '40-'44. ALBERT SIDNEY BOWEN, III Chickamauga, Georgia Enrolled Sept., l940, Private, Co. B, '40-'41-'42, Cor- poral, Co. E,' '42-'43, Sergeant, Co. E '43-'44, Special Drill Platoon, '4l-'42, Fourth Team Basketball, '40-'4l-'42, Third Team Baseball, '40-'4I-'42-'43, Man- ager, Third Team Basketball, '42, Fourth Team Football, '43, Tornado Statf, '40-'4l-'42-'43-'44, Cheerleader, '43-'44, Glee Club, '4I-'42-'43-'44, Minstrel, '42, '44, Chicka- mauqa Club, '40-'44. I2 ll ROBERT HENRY BOWRON Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled Jan., I943, Private, Co. C, '43-'44, B Team Soccer, '43, B Team Football, '43, Varsity Soc- cer Team, '44, Missionary Committee, '43, Alabama Club, '43-'44. O PEMBROKE BRAWNER Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Jan, l942, Private, Co. D, '42-'43, Private, Band, '43-'44, Chattanooga Club, '42-'44. l22l l r BEACH ALEXANDER BROOKS Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I938, Private, Co. E, '38-'39, Private, First Class, Co. E, '39-'40, Corporal, Co. E, '40- '4I, Corporal, Co. A, '41-'42, Sergeant, Co. A, '42-'43, Lieutenant, Co. C, '43, Lieutenant, Co. E, '44, Best Drilled Cadet, Co. A, '42-'43, Fifth Team Football, '38, Fifth Team Basketball, '39, Fifth Team Tennis, '39, Track, '42-'43-'44, Cheerleader, '43-'44, Minstrel, '39, '40, '42, '44, Missionary Ridge Club, '38-'44. I ALLAN GREGORY BROWN Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I940, Private, Co. D, '40-'4I, Corporal Co. C, '4I-'42, Sergeant, Co. B, '42-'43, First Lieutenant, Co. A, '43-'44, Fifth Team Football, '40, Fourth Team Basketball, '4I, Fourth Team Football, '41, Third Team Basketball, '42, B Team Football, '42, B Team Basketball, '43, Varsity Football, '43, Varsity Soccer, '44, Varsity Track, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Day Student Senator, '43-'44, lglorth Chattanooga Club, '4l-' 4. EVERETT C. BRYANT High Poinf, Norlh Carolina Enrolled Sepl., l942g Privale, Company B, '42-'43, Corporal, Company B, '43, Sergeant, Company B,' '44, Third Team Foolball, '42, B Team Basketball '43, Varsily Foofball, '43, Varsily Basketball, '44, Var sily Swimming, '43, '44g High Poinl Club, '42-44. I RICHARD ADAIR CLARK Chaflanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sepl., l'?40g Privale, Band, '40-'4lg Corporal Band, '4I-'42, Sergeant, Band, '42-'43, Second Lieutenant Band, '43-'44, Fourlh Team Foolball, '40, Manaqer, Soc cer, '4l, '42, Third Team Foofball, '43, School Badmin Ton Champion, '43, '44, Varsily Soccer, '43, '44, JOSEPH BRYANT COFFIELD High Poinf, Ncrlh Carolina Enrolled Sept, P9421 Privale, Company A, '42'43, Rifle lnslruclor, '43e'44, Corporal Company '43-'44, Rifle Team, '43-'44 Special Drill Plaloon, '43-'44g B Team Track, '43, Norlh Carolina Clubg Cleo Club: Dramalic Club, Hiqh Poinl Club. I JAMES F. CORN. JR. Cleveland, Tennessee Enrolled Sepl., l939g Major, Ballalion, '42-'43g Honorary Major, Baflalion, '43-'44g Varsily Foolball, '4l-'42-'43g Alfernale Caplain Foofball, '42, Presidenl Senate, '42 Vice-Presidenl, Keo-Kip, '42-'43g Vice-Presidenl, Senior Class, '42Y'43g Pos? Graduate, '43, Entered naval train- ing al Tulane, November, '43. JAMES CLIFFORD CRAWFORD, JR. Cheraw, South Carolina Enrolled Sept., l94l, Private, Co. D, '4I-'42, Pri vate, Co. B, '42-'43-'44, Weight-lifting, '4l-'42, South Carolina Club, '4l-'44, I GILES T. CROWELL Lexington, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., l943, Private First Class, Co. A, '43 Third Team Basketball, '44, North Carolina Club '43-'44. l24l CHARLES BAILY DAVENPORT Greenville, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. C, '42-'43-'44' Var- sity Tennis, '44, Third Team Basketball, '43-'44, Green- ville Club, '42-'44. JACK BERNARD DAVIS Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l938, Private, Co. E, '38-'39, Pri- vate, First lass, Co. E, '39-'40, Corporal, Co. E, '40-'4l, Corporal Co. D, '4I-'42, Best Drilled Cadet, Seventh Grade, '38-'39, Best Drilled Cadet, Co. E '39.-'40, Best Drilled Corporal, Co. E, '40-'4I, Best Drilled Corporal, Co. D, '4I-'42, Sergeant, Co. D, '42-'43, Captain, Co. D, '43-'44, Fifth Team Foot- ball, '38-'39, Fourth Team Football, '39-'40-'4l, Captain B Team Football, '43-'44, Varsity Football Manager, '42-'43, Fifth Team Basketball, '39' Fourth Team Bas- ketball, '40-'4l, Third Team Basketball, '42, B Team Basketball, '43-'44, Basketball, '44, Fifth Team Baseball, '39, Third Team Baseball, '40-'4l, B Team Baseball, '42, Varsity Baseball, '43, Alternate Captain, Varsity Baseball Team, '44, Junior Tennis, '39, Midget Tennis Medal Runner-Up, '40, Junior Track, '40, Junior School Senator, '39-40, Monogram Club, '42-44, Hop Committee, '43-'44, Minstrel, '39-'40-'4I-'42-'44, Brainerd Club, '38-'4l, Shepherd Hills Club, '42-44. BILL DIXON, JR. VICTOR EDGMAN Belmonf, Norfh Carolina Rossville, Georgia Enrolled Sepf., l743g Privale Firsf Class, Band, '43-443 Enrolled Sepl., l94Ig Private, Band, '4I-'42g Privale, Co. Tennis, '43-'44, Norflw Caroeina Club, '43-'44. D, '42-'43-'44, Missionary Ridqe Club, '4l-44. O 0 JAMES ROBERT DOBYNS JOHN ALBERT FANJOY Porfsmoufh, Virginia Sfaiesville, Norih Carolina Enrolled Sept., I942g Privale, Co. C, '42 43g Cor- Enrolled Sepl., I942g Private, Co. B, 42-'43, Privale, poral, Co. C, '43-'44, Serqeanl, Co. C, '43-'44, Firsl' Class, Co. C, '43, Sergeanl, Co. C, '43-'44, Third Team Baskefball, '43, B Team Eoofball Man- Sergeanl, Co. E, '43-'44, 'B Team Foolball, '42, aqer, '43, B Team Baskelball, '44, Varsity Baseball, Varsily Soccer, '43-'44, Varsify Track, '43, Varsity '43-'44j Glee Club, '42-'43, 'firqinia Club, '42f'43g Eoofball, '43, Monoqram Club, '44g Norlh Carolina Wanderers' Club, '43-'44, Club, '42-'44. . . i l l'25I ROBERT WEBSTER FERRELL, JR Memphis, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. B, '42-'43-'44, Third Tearn Baseball, '43-'44, Soccer, '44, Tennessee Club, '42-'44, O JAMES THRASH FREEMAN, JR Griffin, Georgia Enrolled Sept., I943, Private First Class, Co. A, '43-'44, Varsity Football, '43, Varsity Basketball, '44, Georqla Club, '43-'44. i251 CHARLES RUSSELL GEIGER Livingston, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I942, Third Team Football, '42, B' Team Soccer, '43, Assistant Manager, Baseball, '43 Varsity Football, '44, Baseball Manager, '44, Private Band, '42-'43, Private, Co. A, '434'-14, Glee Club '42-'43, Tennessee Club, '42-'44. O JOHN CARLTON GEIGER Livingston, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. B, '42-'43, Ser Third Team Football, '42 Soccer, '44, Y. M. C. A Council, Second Term, '43 Club, '42-'44. geant, Co. A, '43-'44, B Soccer, '43, Varsity Council, '42-'43, Student Tennessee FRANK GRIER Greenwood, South Carolina Enrolled Sepl., l943g Privafe, Band, '43-'44, Third Team Foolball, '43, Weigh?-lifling, '44, Soufh Carolina Club, '43-'44, I LLOYD ELDON GRIFFIN, JR. Edenfon, North Carolina Enrolled Sept, I943g Privale, Band, '43-'44, B Team Foofball, '43, Orchesfra, '44, Norfh Carolina Club, '43-'44. ' w . 1, a .. il A .1 ' . . x n 4 'vm .. 1 ex. . , 4 1 s v VV s N ' - .1 n . W . ' , X X4 . I ' . . . 1. r swwvwr ww- LAPSLEY WALKER HAMBLEN, JR. Challanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sepl., l937g Caplain Company B, '43g Honor- ary Caplain, '43-'44g Varsily Foofball, '4I-'42- 43g Infra- mural Heavyweight boxing champion, '42, Varsily Track Squad, '42-'43, Posl Graduate, '43-'44g Enlered Georqia Tech, '44, I CICERO McCUTCHEON HARDWICK, JR. Cleveland, Tennessee Enrolled Sepf., I94Ug Third Team Football, '4lg Third place in Heavyweight Division of City Weiqhf-lifting Meel, '42, B Team Foolball, '42g Weiqhl-liflinq Team, '43-'44, Privale, Company C, '40-'4lg Private, Firsl' Class, Company '4I-'42, Corporal, Company .-BI.. '42-'43, Sergeanl, Company C, '43g First Ser- geant, Company C, '43144g Tennessee Club, '40-'44, me l27l JAMES ROBERT HARRIS, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. A,' '42-'43, Cor- poral, Co. '43-'44, Sergeant, Co. 'A, '44, B Team Football, '42, Varsity Football, '43, Third Team Basketball, '43, Varsity Track, '43, '44, Mid-South Low Hurdles Winner, '43, Alternate Captain, Track, '44, Boxinq, '44, First Term Student Council, '43, Charlotte Club, '47-'44. SAM HAYES, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., I943, Private, Co. A, '43-'44, Fourth Team Football, '43, Charlotte Club, '43-'44. ' I JAMES McINTOSH HEDRICK Winston-Salem, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., I940, Privaie, Co. E, '4O4'4I, Private Co. D, '4I-'42, Corporal, Co, D, '42-'43, Sergeant, Co. D, '43-'44, First Sergeant, Co. D, '44, Fall RO3ERThl-lA,IYERTY' JR' Tennis, '40, '4I, '42, '43, Fourth Team Basketball, '4I, emp's' ennessee '42, Third Team Basketball, '43, '44, Sprinq Tennis, Enrolled Sept., I943, Private, Co. C, '43-'44, Fourth '4I, '42, Varsity Tennis, '43, Winter Intramural Tennis Team Football, '43, Varsity Soccer, '44, Tennessee Club, Tournament, '43, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '4l-'42, North '43-'44, Carolina Club, '404'44. l23l JOSEPH KYLE HOLLEY, JR. Challanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Scpf., I94lg Privale, Co. C, '4I-'4Zg Pri- vafc, Co. B, '42-'43, Firsl Sergeanl, Co. E, '43-'44, B Team Foolball, '4lg Varsily Foolball, '42, '43, All- Cily Football, '43g All-Mid-Soulh Foofball, '435 B Team Baskelball, '42, Varsify Baskelball, '43, Varsity Soccer, '44g Varsily Track, '42, '43, '44, All-Cily Track, '42g Caplain, Track, '44, Aslronomy Club, '42, '43g Monoqram Club, '42-'43-'44, Missionary Ridge Club, '4l-'44. O HOMER TYER HUDSON, JR. High Poinf, Norfll Carolina Enrolled Sepf., l942g Privale, Co. D, '42-'43-'44- Fourfh Team Foolball, '42, Third Team Foolball, '43s Third Team Baskelball, '42, B Team Tennis, '43, '44, B Team Soccer, '44, Missionary Commillee, '42-'433 Tri-Cities Club, '42-'44. W WILLIAM BRYCE HUNT, JR. Lexington, Norlh Carolina Enrolled, Sepl., l943g Privale, Co. D, '43-'44g B' Team Soccer, '44, Tennis, '44, Norlli Carolina Club '43-'44, O CARROL JARNAGIN Arlinglon, Texas. Enrolled Sepl., l942, Privale, Co. B, '42-'43-'44, Third Team Baskelball, '43, Third Team Track, '43, Varsify Track, '44, Tlwird Foolball, '43-'44, Texas Club, '42-'44 Nm, l29l CHARLES ALEXANDER JARRETT Charlotte, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., l94l, Private, Co, A, '4l-'42-'43, First Sergeant, Co. A, '43-'44, Tennis, '4l, Weight-lifting, '4le'42, Varsity Track, '42, '43, Varsity Soccer, '43, '44, Y. M. C. A. Council, First Term, '42, Missionary Committee, '42-'43, Secretary Student Council, First Term, '43, ViceAPresident, Y. M. C. A., Second Term, '44, Charlotte Club, '4l-'44, O ROBERT CANNON JONES, lll Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l938, Private, Co. E, '3B4'39, Private, Co. C, '39-'40, Corporal, Co. C, 40-'4l-'42, Ser- geant, Co. B,' '42-'43, Captain, Co, C, '43-'44, Fifth Team Football, '38, '39, Fifth Team Basketball, '38, '39, Fifth Team Baseball, '39, Fourth Team Foot- ball, '40, Junior Tennis, '43, Varsity Track, '43, '44, Hop Committee, '43 44, Keoeliio, '43-'44, Minstrel, '39, '40, '42, '44, The Tornado Staff, '44, Pennant Staff, '43, '44, Class Editor, Pennant, '44, Missionary Ridge Club, '38-'44. lU0l ELLIS KEENER Sf. Petersburg, Florida Enrolled Sept., I943, Private, First Class, Co. A, '43-'44, Third Tearn Football, 43, Third Team Basketball, '44, Assistant Sports Editor, Tornado, '43-'44, Assistant Athletics Editor, Pennant, '44, Florida Club, '43-'44. O JAMES PALMER KELLEY Nashville, Tennessee Enrolled Scpt., l940, Private, Co. B, '40-'4I, Cor- poral, Co. B, '4I-'42, Corporal, Co. C, '42-'43, Personnel Otticer and Second Lieutenant, '43, Supply Otticer and First Lieutenant, '44, Fourth Team Football, '40, Third Team Football, '42, B Team Football, '43, Third Team Basketball, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Third Team Baseball, '4l, Fall Tennis, '4l, Third Team Track, '42, Varsity Track, '43, '44, Student Council First and Second Terms, '40-'4l, First and Second Terms, '4l-'42, First and Second Terms, '42-'43, Second Term, '44, Secretary ot Second Term Student Council, '44, Senate, Second Terrn, '42, First Term, '42-'43, President, First Term Senate, '43, Keo-Kio, '43-'44, Vice-President, Keo- Kio, '43-'44, Y. M. C. A. Council, '4l-'42-'43, Assistant Editor, Pennant, '44, Nashville Club, '40-'44. WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled Jan., l942, Privale, Co. E, '42, Privalc, Co. C, '42-'43-'44, Fourfh Team Foolball, '42, Third Team Foolball, '43, Birmingham Club, '42-'44. I GARNETT CROSS KINCAID Clinlon, Tennessee Enrolled Scpl., l940, Privale, Co. D, '40-'4l, Cor- poral, Co. E, '4l-'42, Corporal, Co. '42-'43, Firsl Sergeanf, Co. B, '43, Sergeanl-Maior, '44, Best-Drilled Corporal, Co. E, '4I-'42, Fiffh Team Foolball, '40, Fourlh Term Baskelball, '-ll, '42, Third Team Baseball, '4l, '42, B Team Baseball, '43, Third Team Baskefball, '43, '44, Y. M. C. A. Council, '4l-'42- '43, Sporfs Edilor, Tornado, '43-'44, Knoxville Club, '40-'44. KARL BOWEN KING. JR. Dallas, Texas Enrolled Sepl., l94l, Privale, CO. A,' '4l-'42, Ser- qeanl, Co. B, '42-'43, Caplain, Co. A, '43-'44, Allison Award, Besl Drilled Privale, '42, Varsily Fool- ball, '4l, '42, '43, Varsity Baseball, '43, '44, Allernafe Caplain, Baseball, '44, Boxing Team, '42, '44, Varsily Soccer, '43, '44, Y. M. C. A. Council, Second Semes- ler, '42, Firsf Semesler, '42, Presidenr, Y. M. C. A., Firsl and Second Semeslers, 43-'44, Boardinq Sludenf Senalor, Firsl Sernesler, '43, Texas Club, '4l-'44, WILLIAM CONNOR KING Granville, Ohio Enrolled Sepl., l94I, Privale, Co. D, '4I-'42, Privalc, Co. C, '42-'43, Sergeanf-Maior, '43, Personnel Of- ficer and Second Lieulenanl, '43-'44, Rifle Team, '44, Third Team Foolball, '42, Weighlvlifling Team, '42, '43, Tennessee Slale Champion, l48 Pound Class, Weiqhl- Iifling, '42, Golf Team, '43, '44, Co-founder and Pres- idenl, Radio Club, '4l-'42, Tornado Slaff, '4I-'42-'433443 Assislanl Circulalion Manager, Tornado, '42-'43, Pen- nanl Slalf, '42343-'44, Edilor-in-Chief, Pennanl, '44, Minslrel, '44, Pemroke O. Leach Algebra Award, '42, W. E. Brock Chemisfry Award, '43, Second Place Faculty Medal for General Excelgenclse, '43, Wanderers' Club, '4 -'4 . 'we-M ','1'.Q A ww, l31l STEWART LAWWILL, JR. UMPHREY LEE, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., Co. B, '42-'43, Corporal, Staff, '43, Sergeant, Statf, Soccer Manager, '42, '43, Runner-up, City Badminton Tournament, '43, Tornado Pennant Statt, '42-'43-'44, Copy Editor, '43-'44, Lookout Mountain Club, '4l-'44. I94l, Private, Co. C, '4l-'42, Private, '44, Varsity Men's Double Staff, '43-'44, The Pennant, O DAVID LeBEY Atlanta, Georgia Enrolled Sept., l943, Private, First Class, Band, '434'44, Soccer, '44, Tornado Staff, '43-'44, Pennant Staff, '44, Orchestra, Leader, '43-'44, Atlanta Club, '434'44. l32l Dallas, Texas Enrolled Jan., I942, Private, Co. B, '42, Private, Co. A, '42-'43-'44, Third Team Football, '42-'43, Tornado Staff, '42-'43-'44, Missionary Committee, '43-'44, Glee Club, '43-'44, Student Council, Second Term, '43-'44, Texas Club, '42-'44. MARTIN DOUGLAS LeVAN Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I937, Private, Co. E, '37-'38-'39, Pri- vate, Co. D, '39-'40, Corporal, Co. D, '40-'4l, Corporal, Co. B, '4I-'42, Sergeant, Co. C, '42-'43, First Lieutenant, Co, D, '43-'44, Fifth 'eam Football, '37, '38, Fourth Team Football, '39, Third Team Foot- ball, '40, '4l, B Team Football, '42, Varsity Foot- ball, '43, Fifth Team Basketball, '38, '39, Fourth Team Basketball, '40, Third Team Basketball, '4l, '42, B Team Basketball, '43, '44, Fifth Team Baseball, '38, '39, Fourth Team Basketball, '40, Third Team Base- ball, '4l, '42, B Team Baseball, '43, Varsity Base- ball, '44, Fifth Team Tennis, '38, '39, Best Drilled Cadet, Co. C, '42-'43, Best Spirit ot Varsity Non- Lettermen in Football, '43-'44, Glee Club, '40, '42, Highland Park Club, Lookout Mountain Club, WINSTON BRYAN LINAM Shreveporf, Louisiana Enrollcd Sepl., I937, Privale, Co, E, '37-'39, Privalc, Co. D, '40 4l, Corporal, Co. D, '4I 42, Serqeanl, CO. D, '42-'43, Capfain, Co. B, '43-'44, Fiflh Team Fooiball, '37, '38, Fourlli Team Eoolball, '40, B Team Foolball, '42, Fiffn Team Baslczlball '38, '39, Fifth Team Baseball, '38, '39, Varsiiv Soccer, '4I, '42, '43, '44, Third Team Tennis, '4l, '42, Fall Tennis, '42, Var- sily Tennis, '43, '44, Keo-Kio, '44, Hop Cornmiflee, '43, '44' Tornado Slaff '4lf'43' Minsirel '4l, Prefecl, '4l-'43, Missionary Commiliee, '43v'44, Glee Club, '42-'43, Pres- idcnl, Missionary Commillee, 43-'44, Slireveporl Club, '4l-'43. I EDWARD MARKHAM LINKER Chapel Hill, Norfh Carolina Enro led Sept., l942, Privale, Band, '42-'43, Private, LINUS WILLIAM LLEWELLYN Challanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sepl., l'?38, Privale, Co. D, '38-'39-'40, Cm- poral, Co. D, '40-'4l, Corporal, Co. B, '4lf'42, Sergeanl, Co. B, '42-'43, Maior, '43-'44, Besl Drilled Corporal, Co. B, '4l-'42, Besl Drilled Cadet, Co. '39' Fourlh B, '42-'43, Filth Team Football, '38, , Team Football, '40, B Football, '4l, '42, '43, Filth Team Baslcelball, '38, '39, Fourlh Team Baskelball, '40, Third Team Baskeiball, '4I, Fifih Team Baseball, '39, Fourlh Team Baseball, '40, Junior Track, '4l, Varsily Track, '42, '43, '44, Senale, 40, Keo Kio, '43'44, Trr-as urer, Missionary Cornrniliec, 42-'43 44, l-lop Commit loc, '43Y'44, Tornado, '42-'43, Pennanf Slalf, '42 '43, Bus incss Manaqer, Pennanl, '43-'-14, Minslrel, '39, '40, '4l, '42, '44, Aslronomy Club, '39-'40, Norln Cliallanooqa Club, '38f44. O JESSE EDWIN MAXWELL Pickins, Mississippi l . A, '43-'44, Third Team Soccer, '43, Varsily Soc- Enrolled Sept, l943, Privale, Band, V '45 '44, 4Tliircl C cei, '44, Varsily Swimminq, '43, '44, 'Nlorlh Carolina Cl b Team Baskelball, '44, Glee Club, '43-44, lNAISSlSSlDf7I u , '42-'44. Club, '43-'44. l33l ROBERT CONNOR MERRITT Greenville, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. '42-'43, Cor- poral, Co. '43, Color Sergeant, '44, B Team Football, '42, Varsity Football, '43, Varsity Basketball, '44, Varsity Tennis, '43, '44, Secretary ot Y. M. C. A., '43 44, Monogram Club, '43-'44, Greenville Club, '42-'44, I GEORGE MITCHELL Sta rkville, Mississippi Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. A, '42-'44, Third Team Football, '43, Baseball, '44, Soccer, '44, Missis- sippi Club, '-'2-'44, OSCAR JETER MOONEYHAM, JR. Forest City, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., I942, Private, Band, '42-'43, Sergeant Band, '43-'44, Varsity soccer, '43-'44, Pennant Staff '43-'44, Glee Club, '42-'43, Orchestra, '42f43-'44, North Carolina Club, '42-'44. ANDERSON BROWN MORRIS Ada, Oklahoma Enrolled Sept., I942, Private, Co. D, '42, Private First Class, Co. D, '43, Corporal, Co. D, '43 Sergeant, Co, '43, Statf Sergeant, Co. E, '44 Fourth Team Football, '42, Boxing, '44, Glee Club, '42 '43, '44, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '42, '43, '44, Mission ary Committee, '44, Orchestra, '44, Minstrel, '43, '44 Hop Committee, '43A'44, Varsity Cheer Leader, '43-'44 Monogram Club, '43-'44, Wanderers' Club, '42-'44, LEONARD ACHESON NIXON Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I94O, Private, Co. D, '40-'4l'42, Pri- vate, Co. B, '42-'43, First Sergeant, Co. D, '43, Second Lieutenant, Co. B, '43-'44, Fitth Team Foot- ball, '40, Fourth Team Football, '4l, Weiqht Liftinq, '42, Fifth Team Basketball, '4l, Fourth Team Basketball, '42, Third Team Basketball, '43, Varsity Track Squad, '43, '44, Varsity Soccer, '44, Missionary Committee, '4l-'44, of Glee Club, '42, Minstrel, '4l, '42, Alumni Editor Tornado, '43-'44, Military Editor ct Pennant '43-'44, North Chattanooga Club, '4l-'44, O CAMERON MORRISON NUTTALL Charlotte, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. A,' '42-'43-'44, Glee Club, '43-'44, Charlotte Club, '42-'44, JOHN FOWLER PARRY Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Band, '42-43, COVDOTGI, Band, '43-'44, Third Team Football, '42, '43, B Team Soccer, '43, Varsity Basketball Manager, '44, North Chattanooga Club, '42-'44. O ROBERT GLASGOW PATTERSON Williamson, West Virginia Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, CO. C, '42 43, Cor- poral, Co. B, '43-'44, Third Team Soccer, '42-'43, Varsity Soccer, '43-'44, Y. M. C, A. Council, Second Term, '43, Second Term, '44, Vfce-Chairman Missionary Committee, '43-'44, First Term, '43, Tornado Staff, '42- '43, Editor-in-Chief, Tornado, '43-'44, Keo-Kio, '43-'44, Pembroke O. Leach Algebra Medal, '42-'43, Dr. J. L, Bibb lntermediate Bible Medal, '42-'43, Glee Club, '43-'44, Virginia Club, '42-'43, West Jirgihia Club, '43e'44. 1351 -..-........y.n FRANK PATTON Nlorgenfon, Norfh Carolina Enrolled Sepr., I943, Priyafe, Company B, '43-'44, Boxing, '44, Norfh Carolina Club, '43-'44. I MARK FIERSON PENTECOST, JR. Aflania, Georgia Enrolled Sepf., I942, Special Drill Plaloon, '42, Band, '42-'43, Privafe Firsf Class, Company A, '43, Ser- qeanf, Company A, '43, B Team Foolball, '42, Varsity Soccer, '43, Secrerary Sfudenf Council, '43, Af- lanla Club, '42-'43, Georgia Club, '42-'43, Graduaied and enlerecl Princeion in January, I944. OLIVER WINDELL POTTER Kilgore, Texas Enrolled Sept, I939, Private, Company D, '39-'46, Privale, Company B, '40-'4l, Corporal, Company A, '4l-'42-'43, Lieuienanf, Company A, '43-'44, Special Drill Plaioon, '43-'44, Badrninfon, '39, Fifth Team Basker- ball, '39, Fifih Team Tennis, '40, Third Team Baskeiball, '4l, Weighllifiing, '42, Boxing, '44, Varsily Baseball, '44, Glee Club, '43-'44, Trans-Mississippi Club, '39-'40-'4l, Missionary Commiliee, '43-'44, Texas Club, '42-'44, O HIDEN RAMSEY Asheville, Norlll Carolina Enrolled Sepr., I94l, Privafe, Band, '4l-'42-'43, Ser- geanf, Band, '44, Fiflh Team Fooiball, '4l, Boxing, '42, Tennis, '42-'43-'44, Fourth Team Foofball, '42, Norfh Carolina Club, '4l-'44, l35l CHARLES BAILEY RICE Johnson City, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l94l, Private, Band, '4l-'42-'43, Ser- geant, Band, '43, First Sergeant, Band, '44, Weight- Lifting, '4l 42, Badminton, 4l, '42, '43, Volley Ball, '43, Glee Club, '42, '43, '44, Tennessee Clu O JACK ROBINSON Wallace, North Carolina b '4IA'44. Enrolled Sept., l94l, Private, Co. E, '4l-'42, Private, Co. D, '42-'43, Corporal, Co, D, '43-'44, Fourth Team Football, '42, Third Team Football, '43, Fourth Team Basketball, '42, B Team Soccer, '43, Third Team Baseball, '42, '43, North Carolina Clu b '4l-'44. WILLIAM WEBER ROBINSON Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I939, Priyate, Co. C, '39-'40, Pri- vate, Co. A, '40-'4I-'42, Sergeant, Co. A, '43 '44, Fifth Team Football, '39, '40, Fourth Team Football '4l, '42, Fifth Team Basketball, '40, Fourth Team Basketball, '4I, '42, Varsity Basketball, '43, Tennis '4l, '42, '43, Chattanooga Club, '39-'44, I LEWIS ADELBERT SCHMIDT, III Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Enrolled March, I94l, Private, Band, '4l-'42, Corporal Band, '42-'43, First Sergeant, Band, '43, Second Lieu tenant, Band, '44, Manager, Third Team Football, '4I '42, Manager, Varsity Football, '43, Varsity Soccer, '44 Varsity Swimming, '42, '43, '44, Glee Club, '42-'43 Minstrel, '42, '43, '44, Declamation Contest, '43, J Phillip Gibbs French Medal, '43, Tornado, '43-'44, Fea ture Editor, Tornado, '43-'44, Feature Edtior, Pennant '43-'44, Missionary Committee, '43-'44, Monoqram Club '43-'44, Lookout Mountain Club, '4l-'44, -uurf t2l' all 989' lllaib I97l HENRY SANFORD SCHNEIDER JACK SHEHEE Springfield, Missouri Band, '40-'4I, Corporal, Enrolled Sept., l940, Private, Band, '4l-'42, Sergeant, Band, '42, First Sergeant, Band, '42-'43, Captain, Band, '43-'44, Third Team Soccer, Tennis, '43, Fourth Team Basketball, '42, Treasurer, '4l, Tennis, '4l, B Team Basketball, '4l, Third Team Missionary Committee, '43-'44, Wanderers' Club, '40-'44, O JACK SHANNON Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled Sept., I940, Private, CO. D,' '40-'4l, Cor- poral, Co. C, '4I-'42, Sergeant, Co. C, '42-'43, Captain and Adiutant, Battalion, '43-'44, Fourth Team Football, '40, '4I, B Team Football, '42, Varsity Soccer, '4I, '42, '43, '44, Varsity Swimming, '4I, '42, '43, '44, Captain, Swimming Team, '42, '43, '44, Chaf- tanooga City Swimming Meet, High Point Manu '43, Y. M. C. A. Council, First Semester, '43, President of Keo-Kio, '43-'44, Hop Committee, 43-'44 Tornado Staff, '42-'43, Birmingham Club, '40-'44, i361 Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., 1942, Private, Co. B,' '42-'43, Core poral, Co. B, '43-'44, B Team Track Manager, '43, Varsity Soccer Manager, '43, '44, Varsity Track Man- ager, '44, Radio Club, '42-'43, Pennant Staff, '42, '43, 44, Athletic Editor, Pennant, '44, Brainerd Club, '42-44. O GEORGE WAYNE SHELOR, JR. Anderson, South Carolina Enrolled Sept., l94Ij Private, Co. E,' '4l-'42, Cor- poral, Co. '44, Rifle Team, '4I, Weight-lifting, '42, Intramural Boxing, '42, Manager, Varsity Boxing Team, '44, Cross Country, '42, Junior Track, '42, Third Team Basketball, '43, Cheer Leader, '43-'44, Minstrel, '43, Glee Club, '4I-'42-'43, South Carolina Club, '4I-'44, PAUL WILLIS SHEPHERD Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I937, Private, Company E, '37-'38- '39-'40, Corporal, Company D, '4I-'42, Sergeant, Company E, '42-'43, Lieutenant, Company E, '43- '44, Brainerd Club '39-'40f'4I, Shepherd Hills Club, '42, Left to enter U. S. Army. GORDON LAIDLAW SMITH, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I937, Fifth Team Football, '37, Fifth Team Basketball, '38, '39, Fifth Team Baseball, '38, '39, Box- ing, '38-'39, Fourth Team Football, '38, '39, Third Team Football, '40, Fourth Team Basketball, '40, Varsity Foot- ball, '4I, '42, '43, Varsity Baseball, '40, '4I, '42, '43, B Team Basketball, '4I, '42, Varsity Basketball, '43, '44, Alternate Captain, Varsity Football, '43, All-City and All-Mid-South Football Team, '43, Mid-South Champion' ship Baseball Team, '43, Most-Improved Lineman, Foot- ball, '42, Private, Company E, '37-'38, Private, Com- pany D, '38-'39, Corporal, Company '39-'40, Corporal, Company A, '40-4I, Sergeant, Company A, '4I-'42, Captain and Adiutant, Battalion, '42-'43, Honorary Captain and Adiutant, '43-'44, Best-Drilled Cadet, Seventh Grade, '38, Best-Drilled Cadet, Come pany A, '42, Winner Carter Trophy tor Best Officer in Battalion, '43, Keo-Kio, '43-'44, Senior Senator, '44, Hop Committee, '43-'44, Monogram Club, '42-'43-'44, Forth Wood Club, '38-'4?.J, North Chattanooqa Club, '4 744. RALPH AUSTIN SMITH, IV Sanford, Florida C, '42-'43-'44 Enrolled Sept., I942, Private, Company Tennis Team, '43-'44, Florida Club '42-'44, C WARNER G. SMITH Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Company A, '42-'43344 Third Team Football, '42, Third Team Basketball, '43 Varsity Track, '43-'44, Missionary Ridqe Club, '43-'44 Monogram Club, '43-'44, Chattanooga Club, '42-'44 I39l X-My Wil? if MARSHALL TURNER SPEARS, JR. Durham, North Carolina Enrolled Sept., I942, Private, Co. C, '42-'43, Ser- geant, Co. D, '43-'44, First Sergeant, Co. B, '43A '44, B Team Football, '42, Varsity Football, '43, Var- sity Basketball, '43, Captain, Basketball Team, '44, Mid-South Championship Baseball Team, '43, Varsity Baseball, '43, '44, Monogram Club, '43-'44, Faculty Medal For General Excellence, '43, North Carolina Club, '42-'44, O JAMES GILBERT STERCHI, lll Knoxville, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l94l, Private, Co. C,' '4l-'42, Pri- vate, Co. B, '42-'43, Corporal, Co, B, '43-'44, Fourth Team Football, '4l, Varsity Football, '42, '43, B Team Basketball, '42, '43, Varsity Basketball, .'44, Varsity Baseball, '42, '43, 44, Mid-South Champion- ship Baseball Team '43, All-City Baseball Team, '43, Captain, Baseball Team, '44, Monogram Club, '43, '44, Knoxville Club, '4l-'44. l40l JOHN ED STONE, ll Nacogdoches, Texas Enrolled, Jan., Band, '42-'43, First Lieutenant, Band, '43-'44, Drum Maior, Band, '43-'44, Best Drilled Corporal, Band, Team Football, '43, Orchestra, '43-'44, '44, Missionary Committee, '434'44, Hop l94l, Private, Band, '4l-'42, Corporal, '42-'43, Third Minstrel, '43, Committee, '43-'44, Texas Club, '41-'44. I RUMSEY BARNES TAYLOR, JR. Princeton, Kentucky Enrolled Sept., I943, Private, First Class, Co. A, '43-'44, Varsity Football, '43, Varsity Basketball, '44, Monogram Club, '43A'44, Y. M. C. A. Representative, '43-'44, Pretect, '43-'44, Kentucky Club, '43-'44. WILLIAM TAYLOR WADE Chalta nooga, Tennessee I:nrolIffCI Scpl., l93B1 Privafc, Co. E, P8-'39, Privalc, Firsl Class, Co, E, '39-'40j Corporal, Co. D, '40 '4l '423 Scrqnanh, Co. D, '42-'43, Caplain, Co. E '43 '44, Bnsf Drilled Cadel, Co. D, '42-'433 Fifllw Team Foolball, '38, Fourllv Team Foolball, '40g Third Team Foolball, '4lg B Team Football, '42, Fiffh Team Baslwlball, '38, Fourth Tr-am Baslrclball, '39, Third Triam Baskdball, '40, Filllw Tcarn Baseball, '38, Fil?n Tr-am Track, '38, Junior Track, '40j Junior Scliool Son' Mor, '39-'40, Minsfrs-l, '39 '40, '4l, 42, Missionarv Cnrrimilfcn, '4I-'4Zf'43 '44, Day Sludenl Missionarv Treasurer, '42-'43, Sccrclarv, Missionary Cornrniflee, '43 '44g Hop Comrnillc-P, '43f'443 American Leqion Good Cilizcnsliip Modal, '40g Missionwry Ridqc Club, '38-'44, I LINWOOD EZELLE WARD Edenlon, Norih Carolina Enrolled Sept, I943q Privale, Firsf Class, Bend, '43-'44, Orchestra, '43-'44gNor1'h Carolina Club, '43-'44. WILLIAM HATCH WEMYSS, JR. Nashville, Tennessee Enrolled Scpl, l94lg Privale, Co. B, '4l-'42, Corporal, Co. B, '42-'433 Ouarlcrrnaslnr Serqvanl, '43 '44, Var sity Football, '42, Caplain, Varsily Football Team, '43, Varsily Baslcelball, '42, '43, '44, Varsilv Tcznnis, '42, '43, '44, Vice Prcsidenl, Sludcnl Council, '43, '44, Scnnlrr, '43-'44, Y. M. C. A., '42, '44, Monoqrfivn Club '47 '43, '44, Kco-Kio, '43-'44, Nraslvvillc Club, '4l '44, I SAM T. WHITE Greenville, Norfh Carolina Enrolled Sepl., l942g Privalc, Co. C, '42-'43, Privalr Firsf Class, Co. C, '42-'43, Slalf Serqcanl, Co. '43-'44, Color Guard, '43-'44j Missionary Cornrnillce, '42-'43, Boxing Tcarn, '44y Greenville Club, '42-'44, I nl. 535 QE I'lll ALEX WILLIAMS Etowah, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l943, Private, Co. A, '43, Varsity Football, '43, All City Football, '43, All MidfSouth Football, '43, Varsity Boxino, '44, Tennessee Club, '43-'44. O BILL PETE WILLIAMSON Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., I939, Private, Co. D, '39-'40, Pri- vate, Co. A, '40-'4l-'42, Sergeant, Co. A, '42-'43, First Lieutenant, Co. B, 443-'44, Fourth Team Foot- ball, 39, Third Team Football, '40, '41, Fourth Team Basketball, '40, Third Team Basketball, '4l, B Team Basketball, '42, '43, Varsity Basketball, '44, Junior Track, '40, Varsity Track, '43, '44, Monogram Club, '43-'44, Tennessee Club, '39-'44. i421 BERKELEY BRYAN WILSON Columbia, South Carolina Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. D, '42-'43344 Fourth Team Football, '42, '43, BB Basketball, '43 B Basketball, '44, Assistant Track Manager, '43 Missionary Committee, '43-'44, South Carolina Club '42-'44. O MARSHALL SCOTT WOODSON, JR. Williamsburg, Virginia Enrolled Sept., l943, Private, Band, '43-44, Third Team Basketball, '44, Wanderers' Club, '43-'44. ROBERT TOOMBS WRIGHT Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled Sept., l938g Private, Co. C, '38-'39, Pri- vate, First Class, '39-'40, Corporal, Co. C, '40-'4l-'423 Sergeant, Co. E, '42-'433 First Lieutenant, Co. E, '43-'44, Fifth Team Football, '38-'39-'40g Fifth Team Basketball, '39, '40, Fifth Team Tennis, '38, '40, Fourth Team Football, '40, '4lg Junior Soccer, '40, '4Ig Varsity Track, '40, '4l, '42g Weight-liftinq, '42g Minstrel, '39, '40, '4Ig Seventh Grade.Prirnary Bible Prize, '39, Eighth Grade Primary Bible Prize, '40, Best Drilled Cadet, Co. '43, The Tornado, '39'-'40, The Pennant, '42-'43q Assistant Circulation Manaqer, Tornado, '43 44g Radio Club, '42-'43: Missionary Corn' mittee, '43-'43, Hiqhland Park Club, '38-'44s -on TRENT H. ZEPPA Tyler, Texas Enrolled Sept., l942, Private, Co. B, '42 43g Cor poral, Co. B, '43-'44, Y. M. C. A. Council, 43-'44 Student Council, '43, Missionary Committee, '41-'43-'44 Assistant Boarding Treasurer, '44, Monogram Club, '43 443 Assistant Trainer, '44g Texas Club, '42-'44, ,X My -vb. Nw 410 if sl PU .ps rj, .J '59 ,jj if . 1 ,W an ,Mag ,nv 5 ff? 'X '73 3115,-I 175' BURGESS MEDLEY ALLEN . . RAYMOND CARL APPEN . JOEL WYMAN BAKER ....., CHARLES LA MARR BARNES . . ROBINSON NEIL BASS . . . WILLIAM PAUL BENNETT . . . WILLIAM CORNELIUS BOLEN . . BRIAN SPERRY BROWN, JR. . . LEON ATWOOD BROWN . . . THOMAS MARION BRYAN, II . . SYDNEY HOKE BRYAN, JR. . WILLIAM L. BURNS, JR. . . . THOMAS LATHAM BUTTRAM . . JERE CLEMENS CALDWELL . . . GAINES PENDLETON CAMPBELL . LUCIAN PAUL CAMPBELL, JR. . . LeR'OY MCCLURE CARTER .... WILLIAM CARL CARTINHOUR, JR. . . WILLIAM THOMAS CHEATHAM, IV. . THOMAS FOSTER, CLARK ..... COLLIER COBB, Ill ...... WILLIAM BATTLE COBB, JR. . CHARLES MCDONALD COFFEY . JAMES JOSEPH COGHLAN . . . RICHARD SHEFFIELD COVINGTON CHARLES JAMES CURRIE, JR. . HARRY McRAE DALTON . . . DONALD GRIM DIETRICH .. ATWELL DUGGER ...... STUART WHITFIELD ELLIOTT . Vw ,. First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row Wadesboro, North Carolina . . . . Panama City, Florida . . Chester, South Carolina . . . . Rossville, Georgia . . Knoxville, Tennessee . .Algoma, West Virginia . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . Clarksville, Georgia . .Troutman, North Carolina . . . . . . Jefferson, Georgia . . . . . . Reynolds, Georgia Greensboro, North Carolina . . .Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . Danville, Kentucky . .Chattanooga, Tennessee . . .WIlmington, North Carolina . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Burlington, North Carolina Eliza bethtown, North Carolina Chanel Hill, North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina . . North Wilkesboro, North Carolina . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee .Wadesboro, North Carolina . . . . . . Atlanta, Georgia .Charlotte, North Carolina . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . Birmingham, Alabama . .CharIotte, North Carolina I45I A' 4,41 rf' W ,wiv ff ,xv ffm if 21 'I-TV N,-sf' ,Ja ,ww ws'- ,ww ft' , C1 is . .a f' 3 W if ,E M A, if , ff? 3 Firsl Row WILLIAM LEWIS EUBANKS . . JAMES CONLEY EVANS ..... WELDON SUTHERLAND FANJOY . ROBERT JOSEPH FISHER, Ill . . WILWORTH JAY FRANKUM . . Second Row JOHN TELFORD FREEMAN, JR. . THOMAS ALLEN GARDNER . . WILLIAM EDWARD GARDNER . . WILLARD COE GOLEY, JR. . . . WILLIAM STUART GREENSPON . . Third Row JOHN ANDREW GULLICK, JR. . WILLIAM MCCANLESS HALE . . JAMES EUGENE HOLLENBECK . . . ROBERT MORRIS HOLLISTER .... KENNETH HOUSTON HOWARD, JR. . Four'll1 Row SPENCER HEWITT JARNAGIN . CHARLES THORNILY JENKINS . . JOHN STOKES JENNINGS . . . DONALD RICHAR-D JONES, JR. . . JOHN HAMILTON JUDD, JR. . . Fifih Row JOSEPH GRIFFIN KISSINGER . . CHARLES ELROY KLUMB, JR .......... FRANK RAYMOND KOLLMANSPERIGER, JR. .. ALEXANDER FILLMORE LANKFORD, lIl ., HILLER PAUL LARIMORE ...... .. Sixlh Row RICHARD BARRY McCUBBlN , . . . . . . . . EDWIN ARIEL MCWHORTER, JR. . FONVILLE MCWHORTER, JR. . . FELIX EAVES MARTIN .... FRTANK MATTHEWS . . .. . . . . .Ailania .. Charlolie, Norlh . .SlaIesvilIe, Norlh ......AIhens . . Alcoa, . , . . .ChaIlanooqa, . . . . .ChaIIanooga, Georgia Carolina Carolina Georgia Tennessee Te n n essee Tennessee Norfh Wilksboro, Norfh Carolina . . . . .Graham, North Carolina . . Bluefield, Wesl Virginia . . . Belmonl, Norih Carolina . . . . Morristown, Tennessee . .West Palm Beach, Florida . .New Bern, Norlh Carolina . . .C,haHanooqa, Tennessee . . . Raleigh, Norlh Carolina . . . . . .AnnisIon, Alabama . , ,CharIoII'e, Norih Carolina . . . Chaflanooga, Tennessee . . . . . Orlando, Florida . . . Chalfanooga, Tennessee . . . Crysfal Springs, Mississippi . . . Chalfanooga, Tennessee . . . Gadsden, Alabama . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma . , . . . Savannah, Georgia . . . . .AIlanIa, Georgia . . . . Greenville, Kenlucky . . Gasfonia, Norlh Carolina i471 ssl? ,num THOMAS HERRON MITCHELL, JR. CHRISTOPHER STEVENS MOORE . WILLIAM PRICE MORRISON . . JOHN WOOD NICKELS, JR. . WILLIAM SAMUEL OWEN, JR. . . ROBERT GLASGOW OWENS ...... . WILLIAM GLADSTONE OWENS, JR. . . CHARLES WEBBER PALMER . . . OLIVER JOHNSON PARIS . . . . CLIFFORD ACKER PROPST . . CHARLES PREYER ROBERTS, JR. . . WILLIAM CLEGHON ROBERTSON . CLIFTON RODES .......... MARK FRANK ROSENBERIG GLENN STANLEY ROTHBERGER . PENN WILLIAM SELMAN ..... THOMAS FRANCIS SHEA, JR. . . HAROLD GARST SIBOLD ..... OGBURN FLETCHER STAFFORD, JR. WILLIAM HARRIS TERRELL ..... WALTER MAXWELL THOMPSON, JR. . . HAMY GORDON TUGGLE . , .... . ISAAC WOLING TULL ....... THOMAS COLEMAN TURNER . . PHILIP MORWEHOUSE VOLLMAR . . GEORGE FRANKLIN WALKER . . FRANK WATSON WARD, III ..., JOSEPH COURFTNEY WHITE, JR. .. GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS, JR. . . GERALD GUINESS WOODRUFF, JR. Firsl Row Second Row Third Row Fourlh Row Fiflh Row Sixlh Row . . . . . Nashville, Tennessee Lookoul Meunlain, Tennessee . . . . . . . Earle, Arkansas . . . . . Brislol, Tennessee . . Bluefield, Wesf Virginia . . . . . Rome, Georgia .. Dahlonega, Georgia . . . . . Foresl, Mississippi . . . Graham, Norlh Carolina . . . . Ohalchee, Alabama . . .SheIby, Norlh Carolina . . . Challanooga, Tennessee . . , . Danville, Kenlucky . . . .CoIumbus, Georgia . . Challanooga, Tennessee . . Summerville, Georgia . . . . . . Dumos, Arkansas . . .ChaHanooga, Tennessee . . Greensboro, Norlh Carolina . . . Challanooga, Tennessee . . . . Gadsden, Alabama . . Durham, Norlh Carolina . . . . .AfIanla, Georgia . . .Annislon, Alabama . . .Cincinnali, Ohio . . Bluefield, Wesl Virginia . . . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . Challanooga, Tennessee . . . Chaflanooga, Tennessee . . . .Toccoa, Georgia l49I ,W-1-' Lffehk 1,-.Q ,,,.., ,vw ,ms ,J Q-if ww ,ar- 'WV' A, f 1501 JAMES H. ALDER ....... FR.ED BERRY BALLARD ..,.. HOWARD RANDOLPH BIGGERS JACK SANDERSON BORLING HERSCHEL HOOD BOYD . . . LLEWELLYN BOYD ..... JEROME DALTON BROCK . . JOHN LAWRENCE BROWNLEE CHRISTOPHER TIMOTHY BRYAN CHARLES HOWELL CAMPBELL NEIL HASTINGS CARGILE . . . SAMUL HALL CHESTER .... JAMES RICHARD CONNELL . . RODOLPH BLEVINS DAVENPORT WALTER GRIFFITH DAVIES . . . THOMAS MCCALLIE DIVINE . . DAVID VIRIGIL EDMONDSON . GEORGE SADLER EDWARDS . . JAMES MELVIN ENNIS . . . SAMUEL FRANK FOWLER . . SAMUEL RAVENEL FULTON . . EDWIN METCALF GAINES . . JOHN WHITTIER. GATES . . CLARIENCE HENRY GEIGER . . WALTER SCOTT GLORE, III . . LYMAN WARD HODGE .,.... JACKSON PRINCE HORNSBY . ROBERT CALLOWAY HUBBARD FELIX WALTON JACKSON . . EDWARD DUNBAR JEWELL . . EDWIN HOMER JOINER . . ROBERT THOMAS JONES . . ROBERT HUBBARD JONES . . HERBERT KENNETH JONES . ARTHUR TERTRELL JONES , . MELVIN EDWARD KEITH . . Firsl Row Second Row Third Row Fourlh Row Fiflh Row Sixlh Row . . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee . . . Challanooga, Tennessee . .Charlolle, Norlh Carolina . . . . . . Orlando, Florida . . .ChaManooga, Tennessee . . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee . . . . . Houslon, Texas . . . . . . Calhoun, Georgia . . .Chalfanooga, Tennessee . . .ChaHanooga, Tennessee . . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . .Challanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . .MlamI, Florida Lookout Mounlain, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee .Signal Mounlain, Tennessee Lookoul Mounlain, Tennessee Rocky Mounl, North Carolina . . .Chalfanooga, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . . . Lexinglon, Virginia . . .Chaifanooga, Tennessee . . . Rogersvllle, Tennessee . . . . Danville, Kentucky . . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee . . . . . Peakland, Tennessee .WiIkesboro, Norfh Carolina . . . . .GainesvllIe, Georgia . . .Chickamauga, Georgia Lookoul Mounlain, Tennessee . . . . . LaFayelle, Georgia . , . . Panama Cily, Florida . . Chalfanooga, Tennessee . . .Corpus Christi, Texas . . .ChaHanooga, Tennessee UPHU UHE5 l5ll X Nm- 'S gf 1 ,N vas fw' ,ad fn dl? 'l52l CHARLES GRANVILLE KELLY . . THOMAS ALLEN LITTLE, JR. . JOHN ROBERT MCKINNEY . . . WILLIAM ERSKINE MCKOWN . JOE CLAY MEUX .... .... JAMES RUTHERFORD MOORE . JACK MOORE .......... WILLIAM DONALD MUNSON . . FREDERICK WHEATON NILES . JOSEPH WINDSOR OZMER, JR. JAMES FRANK PRESCOTT . . . FRANK WARD REILLY, JR. . . WILLIAM PIERRE ROBERT .. . CHARLES TALMADGE ROBINSON SAM LEO ROSENFIELD ..... ROBERIT OWEN ROWLETTE . . SAMUEL HARPER SCOTT . . . PHILIP MICHAEL SEGAL, JR. . . SETH WALKER SIZER .... DAVID LELLAND SMITH . . . FREDDY FOUSHEE STAFFORD . . ROBERT EARNEST STEEL, JR. . FORREST MILNER STEVENS .. REGINALD BARNETT STEVENS . ROBERT MOORE STOCKARD . . CLARENCE ATLEE SWEETS . . , CARLTON LAMAR SWOPE . . . WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS . THOMAS EDWARD TOOTHAKER DAVID REYNOLDS WADE, lll . COSMO LOWRY WALKER . . RAYMOND LEE WARD ..,... JOHN LESLIE WEBB ....... JAMES GEIGER WILLIAMSON . BER-T WILSON WILLS, JR. . . , JOHN KNOX WITHERSPOON . First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row . . .Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Charlotte, North Carolina Lookout Mountain, Tennessee . . . . . LaFayette, Georgia . . . . . . Raines, Tennessee . . Bluefield, West Vlrginla . . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee Lookout Mountain, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . . .AtIanta, Georgia . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee Lookout Mountain, Tennessee . .New Orleans, Louisiana . . .Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . . Jelllco, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Charlotte, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee Greensboro, North Carolina . Signal Mountain, Tennessee . . . . . Jackson, Mississippi . . . . . Forest, Mississippi . .Graham, North Carolina . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Bluefield, West Virginia . . . Montgomery, Alabama . . . . . Pulaski, Tennessee .Columbia, South Carolina High Point, North Carolina Lookout Mountain, Tennessee .West Palm Beach, Florida . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . .Chattanooga, Tennessee SUPHUIVIIIIHES 1531 NIM 45 it XWE . awww rm. w W :mx gg I ,fri .4 tw 31 fp M, .y K.. .M 4 ' .. . , X 1 -.1 new LJ - fa ,QQ 'PUHQ' ,N ,ww -.,..- 'gxiq IM.. ' 'K wr N 'f T ,s ,Q Tm. .u-'X L af' AMG ah X , w sv' R 5 ja QQ, nw 1 ,Q ? Jr 1' X85 wav' - J WW 'E5:'fi: ,vs TX V . AS' Q - A Mia' 1 NEWELL SANDERS ALLISON . . JOHN ROY ANDERSON ..... DOUGLAS ALEXANDER BARBER .. WILLIAM MATTHEWS BEENE .. JAMES KILPATRICK BENNETT . EMORY WEST BITZER ..... WILLIAM SCHAEFFER BOWEN . ERNEST HENRY BROCK ...... JOHN LYNDON BROCKMANN . WESLEY GREGORY BROWN .. EARLE ROY CAMPBELL, JR. . . MAURICE DAVID CONTOR . . JOHN LYNN EBAUGH, III ROBIN ATHEL ELLIOTT, JR. .. RUSSELL VAN EMERY, JR. . . . DONALD MCCLELLAN GEIGER . HERBERT NOEL HARDY, JR. . . . . CHARLES GARRISON HUNDLEY . JOHN LAFAYETTE HUTCHESON, III MILTON JACKSON, JR. ..... . JOHNIE HOOPER JONES, JR. .. ARNOLD REED JOYCE ...... PATTERSON BISHOP JOYNER SIGSBEE BLANFORD JUMPER . . WILLIAM ENLOE KILGORE . . . WALTER LYERLY LAMB, JR. , . . . HERBERT MARGERUM LAWSON . . JOHN GREENE LEA ........ THOMAS AMOUS LOTSPEICH, JR. . JAMES WILLIS MOORE ...... JACK MORRISON POWELL . . THOMAS JAMES PRIICE ....... EDWARDS MATTHEWS OUIGLEY . . JOHN MICHAEL QUINN, JR .... WILLIAM IRVING REILLY, JR. . . JOSEPH LEWIS REYNOLDS . . . JAMES FOREST SMITH, JR. . . . ROBERT WORTHINGTON SMITH . WILLIAM KING STALLWORTH . ALBERT LEE STANCEL, JR. . . . . ROBERT JOHN STEPHENSON, Ill . . GLENN RICHARD STOUTT, JR. . . ROBERT HOUSTON SYLAR . . ROGER JOHN TOWNLEY . . JAMES WILLETT WINTERS . . Firsl Row . . . . . . . . . Lookoul Mounlain, Tennessee , . . . Chalfenooge, Tennessee . . . .Charianooga Tennessee . . . . . Chellanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . . Loolzoui Mounlein, Tennessee .........Tampa,Florida Second Row . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chickamauga, Georgia . . Loolxoul Mounfain, Tennessee . .High Poini, Norlh Carolina . . . .ChaHanooga, Tennessee . . . . . ' . . Chailenooga, Tennessee . . Chaflanooga, Tennessee Third Row . . . . . . . . Arlinglon, Virginia . . . . .Joshua, Texas . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Livingslon, Tennessee . . . . . Harlsville, Tennessee . . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee Fourlh Row . . . . . . Rossville, Georgia . . . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . Cherloile, Norlh Carolina . . . Chaflanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . ,Shreveporl, Lousiana . .ChaiIanooga, Tennessee FiI+h Row . . . . . . . . . . . . Leesburg, Florida . . . . Chaifanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . . . Erwin, Tennessee . .Rocky Mounf, Norlh Carolina Chalfanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . . .CleveIand, Tennessee Sixih Row . . . . . . . . . .Chickamauga, Georgia . . Chellenooga, Tennessee . . . . . . .Temple, Texas . . . Chalianooga, Tennessee , , .... Chailanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . Lookoul Mounlain, Tennessee Sevenih Row . . . . . . , , . . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Chailanooga, Tennessee . . . . . .Sanford, Floriaa . . Chailanooga, Tennessee . .Taylors, Souih Carolina . . . . . . . . . .Cha+ianooga, Tennessee Eighih Row . . . . . . . . . . .Ch-siianooga, Tennessee . . . . Chalienooga, Tennessee . .West Palm Beech, Florida I55I 'Elm Ru .fx .wx 1 fw- ,Q-mn Qw- New fm ?' 1 get I Aww FRED MOORE ARNOLD, JR., . . . WILLIAM BERNARD BARTON, JR. HARRY SHERON BUNCH ..,.... HARRY MURPHY CALLOWAY . RICHARD LLEWELLYN CHAPMAN, CHARLES ROBERT CLARK ..... CHARLES THOMAS EPPERSON BASCOM PRICE FARRIOR .. . CLARENCE HAYS GLOVER, JR. . DEWEY LEE HAGGARD, JR1. . . . JOHN THOMAS HEAD THOMAS GLENN HENRY, JR. . . JOHN HOWARD HEWITT . . HUGH DAYTON HUFFAKER . ROBERT LIVINGSTON HYDE . DAVID MCWHORTER ISBELL ..... WILLIAM HENRY JEWELL .... CHARLIE PATRICK KOLLMANSPERGER .... GEORGE MURRAY LAWSON . . JAMES DIXON McCARTY .... FRANK WILLIAM McDONALD . . JAMES BRYAN MARTIN ..... ALEXANDER BERNARD MEYERS . . JAMES OLAN MILLS ...... HUGH ANSLEY MOSES .... CHARLES WESLEY OAKLEY , . EDWARD WEST OEHMIG . . HENRY MAURICE POSS ...... FRANK NATH EN PRINCE ...... WILLIAM EDWARD RAGLAND, III THOMAS EWING RICE ..... REGINALD BRITTON ROCKWELL . . CECIL MILTON RODGERS, JR. . . ,NORMAN CLARK SCHLEMMER . . JOE ALBERT SCHMISSRAUTER . . HARRY MATT SHOEMAKER . . . GEORGE BLACKWELL SMITH . . LOUIS SHELDON STEINBERG .. EDWARD HUNT STREET ..... LEWIS PATTERSON THATCHER, JR. WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS . . . RICHARD HUBERT THOMPSON . . CHARLES LAWRENCE Van DIVIERE NEILL McKAY WATSON, JR .... . . THOMAS EDWARD WHITESIDES, JR. EDWARD NEWELL WITHERSPOON . First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row Seventh Row Eighth Row EIEHTH . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . .Sunset Beach, California . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . . . . Dalton, Georgia . . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Lookout Mountain, Tennessee . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Ringgold, Georgia . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . .Chickamauga, Georgia . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . .Williamson, West Virginia . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . .Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Lookout Mountain, Tennessee . . . Greenville, South Carolina . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . . 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Second Row WILLIAM EMERSON BROCK, III . LEWIS ARNOLD BROWN .... WILLIAM MCNAIR BRYAN . . . WILLIAM BROOKS BURNETT .... JOHN BROWNING CAMERON . . . . . . . Third Row WILFORD CAULKINS ..... HERBERT BENJAMIN COHN . . JOHN RICHARD COLLINS . ROBERT McGEE DAVENPORT . JOHN WILLIAM DIETZEN . . . Fourih Row VAUGHN DYER .... . . JAMES CLAY FARRAR ..,. STATES RIGHTS FINLEY, JR-. . . RICHARD WILLIAM FOSTER . . GAIL CHAMBLISS HERSH . . FIIII1 Row HALE CARMACK HOLLAND . . ..... . . JOHN EDWARD HUCKABA . . . THOMAS WAGNERI JACKSON .... RODERICK KINGSTON MCKENZIE . . WALTER DOLLE MOORE, JR .... Sixfh Row DUNBAR NEWELL OEHMIG . . . ARTHUR ALLEN PATY, III. . . . . ALBERT MITCHELL PENNYBACKER . JULIAN WALES POTTER ...... ROBERT ALLGOOD PURSE . . . . . . . Sevenfh Row MONTGOMERY ROBINSON . ....... . GREELEY HUGHES RODDY . ROBERT CARL WILLIAMS . . LELAND KEITH WOMACK . . JACK PURNELL WORKMAN . . SEVE TH . . Chafianooqa, . . . Knoxville, . . .ChaManooga, . . .ChaHanooga, Lookoui Mounfain Lookouf Mounfain . . .ChaIIanooga, Lookouf Mounfain . . ,Chahanooqa . . Chaffanooqa, Lookouf Mounfain, , . . Chaffanooga, .. . . . .Wilder . . Chaffanooga . . Chaffanooga, . . . Chaffanooga, . . .ChaHanooqa, Lookouf Mountain . . . Chaffanooga, . . Chahanooga, . . Chaifanooga . . Chahanooga, . . Chaffanooge, . . Chefianooge, . . Chaifanooga . . Chaffanooqe, . . Chattanooga , . . Chafianooga Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Ten nassee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee . . . . . . . . Kilgore, Texas Lookouf Mountain, Tennessee Lookouf Mouniain . . . Chahanooga . . Chaffanooga, . . . . Scoffsboro, . . Chafianooga, I Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Tennessee GRADE I59I xxx M I l THE COLO RS x . 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J. ,. if x,,,-',gZ-H,- '5'r1fzff'y1 -.','. ,,,f-AQ, V1 N T V'23P9-Q- ,. , mf I 1, lN.g,4,,, X , vi Y,qn-WWW ,H .4 During The lasT decade The McCallie BaT- Talion has been a miliTary organizaTion which has had a repuTaTion oT being a snappy drill uniT. As The world again became drawn inTo conTlicT and The UniTed STaTes was Torced To uphold The righTs oT DemocraTic naTions again, The miliTary curriculum of The BaTTalion has been considerably alTered. During Those years oT seemingly unappreciaTed peace we were TaughT To be as neaT as possible and To drill wiTh a high degree oT precision. Few of The TundamenTals l62l oT miliTary science and TacTics were TaughT. We realized our greaT misTalce along These lines abouT Tour years ago and began insTrucTion in some oT The principles of acTual warfare. Today we have sacrificed a liTTle oT our preciseness and have delved eagerly inTo The deTails oT several phases oi miliTary educaTion. This change-over has been due principally To a man who has had long miliTary experience, As CommandanT oT The McCallie School CadeT Corps, Colonel Allen has capably insTrucTed our cadeTs in The several branches oT miliTary life embodied in disclipline, organizaTion, and mili- Tary courTesy. His well-Trained assisTanTs have insTrucTed in oTher phases oT miliTary-map reading, TirsT aid. and rifle marlcsmanship. For long periods of Time The companies missed The presence oT The backbone oT The BaTTalion, The corporals. They were being Thoroughly in- sTrucTed in TirsT aid by Mr. T. N. Tuclcer, who has had much experience along This line in con- necTion wiTh The American Red Cross. During all sorTs of weaTher we could see boys lying on 'A' LT. COL. D. H. ALLEN, U. S. A. lRET'Dl LieuTenanT Colonel Dana H. Allen, reTired from The army aTTer ThirTy-eighT years of service, came To McCallie in The Tall of '43 To Take The post of commandanf. In his Tew months af McCallie he has inTroduced such various courses as TirsT aid, map reading, riflery, and The new elTended order drill. Due To his compefenf guidance The baTTalion has progressed splendidly in all fields of miliTary acTiviTy, receiving TrequenT praise for iTs excellenT work. Formerly of SilverTown, Oregon, LieuTenanT Colonel Allen served in France during The FirsT World War for Two years in The l62nd InTanTry. His miliTary career has carried him To such disTanT corners of The globe as China, Japan, and The Philippines. We feel Tha? he has made a very real and im- porTanT conTribuTion To The good of The miliTary program in The school, and wish To Take This opporTuniTy To express To him our appreciation for whaT he has done. fhe ground acfing as vicfims for ofher boys pracficing arfificial respirafion. Offen we would observe some poor soul who had fallen a prey fo lvlr. Tucker and be- come fhe subiecf of bandage demonsfrafions. Throughouf fhe year, a few members of each company were selecfed fo be insfrucfed in fhe defails of rifle markmanship. This fraining was conducfed by Lf. lvlay- berry and Corporals Sam Scoff, Dick Jones, Joe Cof- field, and Henry Geiger. lf was nof unusual fo see boys dressed in old dirfy clofhes firing on fhe rifle range, learning fhe nomenclafure of fhe rifle, or adiusfing a sighfing bar. Now fhaf fhis fedious iob is over, we realize how imporfanf fhis phase of our milifary fraining has been. Undoubfedly a few of fhe luckier boys among us will have a chance fo drop a l-lun in his fracks or pick off a Jap sniper. Affer having undergone fraining in fhese several phases of milifary insfrucfion-markmanship, firsf aid, map reading, elemenfary facfics, leadership-we realize more complefely fhan ever fhaf fhis fraining will give fhe members of fhe Baffalion who go ouf info fhe armed forces an aclvanfage over fhose who have nof had such fraining. MAJOR ARTHUR L. BURNS Execufive Officer 'lr Whenever difficulfies arise in fhe mind of any Mc- Callie cadef, he usually goes lo see Mai. Arfhur L. Burns, Execufive Officer of fhe Baflalion, Mr, Burns always seems fo iron ouf fhese difficulties wifh com- plefe ease and safisfacfion. He is ever alerl for violafions of our mililary code. His favorile lrick is fo make a sweeping inspecfion of fhe companies, io slick marks for some of fhe more oufsfandinq viola- lions, and fo posf the resulfs wifh an l fold you so smile. A large parf of fhe credif for our successful year in milifary was due fo lhe sfricf disciplinary acfions of Nlaior Burns. The Commissioned Officers CADET MAJOR LINUS LLEWELLYN 1 Eiffel :gferg , . Walsh' 1' Q41f1..,.l 50 ,sv-ff XXX 'r 4 ,fi -aim . ., 50 i - iff . L wllllllllw YK ff. , 'az Z' nn MISS BONNIE JOHNSON Baifalion Sponsor for Major Linus Llewellyn MAJOR LINUS LLEWELLYN Linus enlered rhe McCallie bairalion six years ago. l-le came up from a privale +o a corporal, and as a sergeanr in his junior year, he was chosen as rhe besr drilled cader of Company B and prornoled 'ro 'rhe rank ol major for Jrhe nexl year. His six years of milifary experience paved The way for his loeing one of 'rhe besr Majors ihar lhe barlalion has ever had. On 'rhe drill field Linus is respecfed as a jusr and efficienf officer. and on 'rhe campus he is a recognized leader. CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT JACK SHANNON Four years ago, when Ihe usual Friday inspeclions Ioolc place, Ihe maiorily of Ihe cadels in Ihe Bailalion Ioolced down wifh scorn on a Iall, lean fellow who shined his garrison beI+ and shoes Io a high degree of Iusler. This didn'I Iaze Ihal young freshman, because he seemed Io Icnow 'rhe rewards of his diligence. Truly Ihal boy reaped greal rewards in his coming years a+ McCallie for now he is our Capfain and Adiuranl, Jack Shannon. JacIc's oldesl brolher, Lesler, slarled Ihe miIi'rary repuralion in Ihe Shannon family by becoming CapIain of Company 'B' in I937-38. Anolher brolher, Bill, super- ceded Les'rer's accomplishmenls and became Caplain of Company 'A' in I94O-4I. Jaclc was noI Io be oulr- done by his older brofhers and became Capiain and Adiulanf of our Balfalion. The cadefs in our BaHaIion respecf Jack, no'I only be- cause he carries eigh+ sfripes on his sleeve, buf more because Ihose sfripes are backed up by a boy who is a Irue leader and Icnows his business. I65l MISS LIBBY O'NEAL Baiialion Sfaff Sponsor for Capfain and Adiuianf Jack Shannon 1694. I .- , N:-., ,own 65 ' Ei' - 5? X52 'EQ' in I 1 7 1 701, i.vQ ,. ' 7 lIIIIIIN , ir N I Ju Xwpfj .giprhv CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT JACK SHANNON THE MIIIIALLIE HATTALIIJN The McCallie Baffalion of fhis year is 'rhe largesf in fhe fhirfy-nine year hisfory of fhe school. Al- fhough nof an R. O. T. C. unif, McCallie is widely lcnown for fhe excellenf governmenf rafing received from an inspecfing officer of fhe Fourfh Service Command each year. Each year a besf-drilled company is picked from fhe Baffalion as fhe company mosf advanced in fhe field of milifary endeavors. This selecfion is usually made by officers from Forf Oglefhorpe. Also presenfed af fhe final parade each year are ofher milifary awards: The Carfer Trophy, fo fhe besf officer in fhe Baffalionp The Ed Anderson Award, fo fhe runner-up fo fhe winner of fhe Car- fer Trophy: fhe l-lanes Lancasfer Award, fo fhe besf drilled corporal in fhe Baffaliong and fhe Alli- son Award, fo fhe besf drilled privafe. These awards confinually inspire each cadef fo apply himself diligenfly in order fo receive any one of fhem. H561 ul' HONORARY CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT GORDON SMITH Bali-alion Slaff THE BATTALIIIN STAFF Major Linus Llewellyn, Cap- lain and Adiulanl Jaclc Shan- non, Honorary Caprain and Adiulanl Gordon Smilh, Supply Firsl Lieulenanl, James Kelley, Personnel Sec- ond Lieulenanl William C. King, Sergeanl-Major Gar- nell Kincaid, Quarlermasler Sergeanl Billy Wemyss, Ser- geanl Pal Lawwill. RIFLE TEAM Early in November boys were asked lo lry oul for a rifle leam coached by Mr. Mayberry lo represenl The school in lhe Fourrh Service Com- mand annual rifle malch. Of rhe lorry-five boys Trying our lor il lhirleen were accepled, and 'rhey underwenl weelcs ol inslruclion and lraining. Firing lhe army M2 rifle, lhey be- came very good shols, compeling wilh Caslle l-leighls in a preliminary malch. The leam made a very good showing in lhe lirsi 'rhree-guarlers of The Service Command Malch, bul in ihe final leg an unlorseen acci- denl arose, forcing McCallie lo wilhdraw. Nexl year The 'ream hopes lo be able lo finish wifh more success. Rifle Team l67l COMPANY STAFF Firs+ Lieuienanl . Platoon Serqeanf Harris Barber, Allison, W. Campbell, L. Carier Cobb, W. Coffey M. FIRST PLATOON Covinglon Crowell Dallon Edwards Evans Fanioy, W. SERGEANTS Moore, C. CORPORALS Jones, H. PRIVATES Glore, S. Hollisler Jenkins Keener Lee. U. Marlin, F. FIRST PLATOON KARL KING Ca plain CHARLES JARRETT Firsf Sergeanf . ALLAN BROWN . . . . BUTTRAM Robinson, W. Reilly, W. Milclnell, G. Nuliall Sweels While, S. Williams, A. l5Bl MISS JIIANN Sponsor Second Lieulenanl . . Plafoon Sergeanfs . Boyd, H. Coffield Ayers Bass Burns Cheaflwam Geiger. C. Hayes WINN SECOND PLATOON ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' ' A QF, KOLLMANSPER6-ER, COGHLAN . ..., OLIVER POTTER SERGEANT Geiger. J. CORPORALS Duqqer Roberlson, B. SCOH PRIVATES l-lundley Morrison Smilh, W. Jackson, M. Nickels Taylor Jennings Owens, R. Thompson, W. Jones, B. Palmer Tull Judd Quigley Ward,F. Meux Shea SECOND PLATOON l69l COMPANY STAFF FIRST PLATOON WINSTIJN LINAM Capiain MARSHALL SPEARS Firsi Sergeant Firsl Lieulenanl . .......... . PETER WILLIAMSON Plaloon Sergeanl . . ....... ....... S IBOLD SERGEANTS Bryanl, C. Garclner, T. CORPORALS Blake Props? Tuggle Hufcheson Sferchi Zeppa PRIVATES Allen Hubbard McWhor1er Slevens, F. Appen, H. Jarnagln, C. Paris Slevens, R. Brock, E. Kelley, C. Pallon Townley Bryan, S. Kilgore Schlemmer Vollmar Ferrell, R. Liflle Sfafford, F. Wifherspoon, J. FIRST PLATOON l70l MISS PEGGY IJEHAHDELEBEN Sponsor SECOND PLATOON Second Lieulenani . . . . . Platoon Sergeanl .... . . . SERGEANTS Cadinlwour Williams, CORPORALS Campbell, H. Pallerson Geiger, H. PRIVATES Broclr, J. Keith Moore, J. Bryan, M. Lanlmford Moore, M Crawford Lawson, G. Owen, S. Goley Lea, J. Prescoif Jarnaqin, S. Mafllnews Rosenberg Joyce SECOND FLAT OON . LEONARD NIXON BROWN Rodes Slwehee Slallo rd, O. Slancel Toofhalcer Turner Wade, D. fe Y 1,4 , ,,.'5l'9 ?fwQ5',g, l7lI COMPANY STAFF Firsf Lieufenanf . Plafoon Serqeanf Benneii, W. Balmer Baxfor Bowron Cnesier Conneli Davonpori, C. Dobyns Dieiriciw Eliioif, Fulion Gaines Guliick Hale R. FIRST PLATOON SERGEANTS Merriii CORPORALS Hardy PRIVATES Kennedy Kissinger Miichell, T. Moore, W. Owens, W. Ozmer FIRST PLATOON HUBEHT JUNE5 Capfain MAC HARDWICK Firsf Sergeani . ELLIOTT BLAYDES . . . T. BRYAN Sizer Robinson, C. Smiih, A. Smirh, D. Sfeel Swope Wills l72l MISS MAIIDIN LUTUN Sponsor Second Lieulenanf Plafoon Serqeanl Edmondson Barber, D. Biqqers Bilzer Borlinq Bowen, W. Broclrmann is SECOND PLATOON SERGEANTS Allison, N. Davenporl, CORPORALS Terrell, l-l. PRIVATES Brown, L, Gales Brownlee Haverfy Cobb, C. Jackson, W. Currie Jones, J. Davies, W, Jones, K. Eubanlcs Lolspieclw Gardner, W. Marlin, J. SECOND PLATOON R. av ,af , . ROY BACON . ,G. CAMPBELL McWl'iorler, F. Price Reilly, l. Roberfs, C. Selman Srnilli, J. Sloclcard I73l COMPANY STAFF First Lieulenanl . Plaloon Serqeanl' . . Kollmansperqer, Larimore Beene Campbell, E. Eclgman Epperson Glover, H. C. FIRST PLATOON SERGEANT Kennelh Howard CORPORALS McKinney. J. PRIVATES l-lead McCarly Hudson Powell Hun? Rodgers lsbell Rosenfield Jewell, D. Smilh, B. Jumper Smilh, R. FIRST PLATOON JACK DAVIS Capfain JIM HEDRICK Firsf Sergeanf . JACK Le-VAN . S. WHITE Rice. T. Shelor Sfallworlh Thompson, R. Walson Webb Wilson l74l MISS TEENY BUCHANAN Sponsor Second Lieufenanf Plaloon Sergeanf Alder Cargile Anderson, W. Bennell, J. Cameron Fosfer Geiger, D. SECOND PLATOON SERGEANT Jones, T. Rollwberqer CORPORALS Clark, C. Ennis PRIVATES Henry Meyers Huffaker Mills Jackson, T, Moore, D. Lamb Pofler, J. McKenzie, R. Robert W. MCKown Roddy SECOND PLATOON . . ALBERT ARCHIE . . . . . BOLEN Paiy Robinson, J. Segal Shoemaker Sfouff Thalcher Van Diviere l75l COMPANY STAFF Firsl Lieulenanl' . Plafoon Se-rqeanl Brown, Bunch Adams Anderson, J. Bryan, W. Chapman Dyer Farrior, B, Haqqard l FIRST PLATOON SERGEANTS Appen, R. Fanioy, CORPORALS W, Freeman, T, Rowlelle PRWATES Hersh McDonald Hewiff Moses Hodge Oelwmiq, Hornsby Poss Hyde Ragland Jewell, W. Reynolds FIRST PLATOON J. E. TAYLUH WADE Capiain KYLE HOLLEY Firsf Sergeanf . BOB WRIGHT . . . AMOS Sleplwenson Sfreel Roclcwell Schmissraufer Sie-inberq Thomas, H. Williams, R. Winfers l76l MISS HUBHLI55 Sponsor Second Lieufenanf . . Plaloon Serqeanf . Bowen, S. Banks Arnold Barion Briglwl Brock, W. Callaway Caulkins Colm IIIINNELI. SECOND PLATOON . BEACH BROOKS . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , MORRIS SERGEANTS Boyd, L. Mcculobin CORPORALS Brown, Lu Confor PRIVATES Collins Huckaba Purse Davenport M. Joyner, B. Robinson, M. Dielzen Oakley Sylar Farrar, J. Oehmiq, D, Walker, C. Finley Pennybacker Whilesides Holland Prince Wiflwerspoon, N. SECOND PLATOON -. B at ' ?,,g,.'f, ' ', ' H I77l The Band Siaff Capfain . . Firsi' Lieulenanl . . Second Lieufenanl . Second Lieulenanl' Firsr Sergeanl' . . Barnes Caldwell Joiner, H. Avalcian Ballard Brawner Burnell Clark, T. Dixon, W. Edwards SERGEANTS Mooneyham Ramsey CORPORALS Munson Niles PRIVATES Elliolf. S. I-lollenbeclc Emery Klumlo Fowler Lawson, H. Franlrum LeBey Greenspon Maxwell Grier Quinn Griffin Ward, R. I73l THE SANDY SCHNEIDER . JOHN ED STONE . . DICK CLARK LEWIS SCHMIDT . . BAILEY RICE Wallrer, G. Parry Thomas, W. Webb Williamson. Womaclr Woodruff Woodson Workman J Qigxgqg 'K fmmisgf, Mw . K ,, . , W Y. Q 5 S ,Aj Q vw Q 9' 11-Q X 1 ga.: ,fbi 'X IIIIGAN LEADERS-PRESENT AND FUTURE .,f':,, f' ,L-, ,ws '.f, -x'1 .-fm. .fvslr . 115511. in f ' g.. x,. X .gsf1,figw,5y - ' x-fu J ,waz 1 ' . V 521.1-, L, K I .f nv. -ff-fx-'M ' . ,5- L5 1 --'H'-f. V.-.wr-.1 ,. , 51- .,,,fz,- , f fr. ifsy'-PK A- . M. ,ir , : .spit . qv- K. .,., . ' ' ll' u ,tu frail F?3iF5g,9Z'1 . , 5fg!p'Q,'f -1-.', , 1! Vfi X V IPA. . -, . - x- .gn A 1 .,,- f..-. Q. 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'rf ff. .' .UV ' Jfr' 'ff . . ci'-A if-L if.-gghgf. 4' ,Ah L 'x -' f-5: uf- - fT'git3'Rn:Y1K'JW'f A' '' .vu .1 brian I 3 'af'-' ' f'giiSf'4i 1 a+?1f??2fR?s2' W 5- ijwyzfu Nww'v42 55LiT9iiT1Tly??f5'f'W'?f'22SGfqw ' f . R . . ,V . ' 'MA K 4 V- . ' . I-,atxllm 0 uf? T - Q35-Elgfrjw-..'of,.A A , V Xufv g3gg.,nqw,:,f?rf f 00K Illlklflf w ,-, KING AND LLEWELLYN AlThough busily engaged in The preparaTion of This book Tor publicaTion, The sTaTT members managed To work in a liTTle amusemenT aT The same Time. For The beneTiT OT Those wondering iusT how a prep school annual sTaTT occupies iTs Time we include a shorT chronicle oT The year's acTiviTy. The business sTaTT Turned in an especially good iob in The sale oT adverTising space, exceeding all previous records Tor gross receipTs. Much crediT is due To Linus Llewellyn and To Those Taking parT in The ad sales conTesT. ln ThaT conTesT Gaines Campbell, Tim Bryan, and George Williams placed TirsT, second and Third. Mr. R. L. Sager as TaculTy adviser To The busi- ness sTaTT deserves recogniTion Tor his help and supervision. Because oT The TighT school schedule main- Tained ThroughouT The year, The bulk oT The work i' of preparing copy had To be done on The week- ends. The ediTor wishes To express his apprecia- Tion Tor The eTTorTs oT all Those who gave OT Their Time and energy in collecTing and wriTing maTerial, buT especially To Mr. C. M. S. Mc- llwaine and lvlr. E. W. Benson, wiThouT whose assisTance This PennanT never would have come inTo being. Work was noT The sole acTiviTy of The sTaTT, however. ln coniuncTion wiTh The Tornado, a Barn Dance, To which The whole school was inviTed, was given. Preceding The dance The members oT The sTaTTs and Their daTes wenT on a hay-ride and picnic. WiTh The mailing of The lasT picTure and line oT copy The sTaTT's work was broughT To a close. We hope you will like The finished producT. -THE EDlTOR. THE PENNANT STAFF AT WORK Lefi To riqhl: Linus Llewellyn, Jack Shehee, Pa? Lawwill, Leonard Nixon, Bill King, Jim Kelley, Bobby Jones, Lewis Schmidt. gs BILL KING . JIM KELLEY . . PAT LAWWILL . SID BOWEN . , BOB JONES . DAVID LeBEY . LLOYD BAXTER . . JAMES COGI-ILAN . . JACK NICKELS . . JETER MOONEYI-IAM LEWIS SCI-IMIDT . BRYAN BROWN , LINUS LLEWELLYN . TIM BRYAN . . . EDITORIAL STAFF . Edifor-in-Chief , Associaie . , . Copy . Assisfanf Copy CIass . . AssIsIar1+ Class . . AssIsIanI Class . Assisfanr Class . . . Assisfarrf CIass . Assisfanr CIass . ...., Feafure Assisrard FeaIure EdiIor Edifor Ediior Ediror Edifor Editor Ediror Ediror Ediror Ediror Ediror BUSIN . . Business Manager . . . . . Ad SoIici+or ESS LEONARD NIXON. JACK SHANNON RAYMOND APPEN JACK SHEHEE . . ELLIS KEENER . . ALBERT ARCI-IIE . GAINES CAMPBELL HAROLD SIBOLD . JIM I-IEDRICK . , DONALD COFFEY JOEL BAKER . . . MAURICE CONTOR STAFF GAINES CAMPBELL CHRIS MOORE . . . . . . Milifary Edifor Assisianf Milifary Edifor Assisfanf Milifary Edifor . . . . Afhleiic Edifor Assisfanf Afhletic Edifor AssisIanI AIIWIQIIC Edifor Assisfanf Afhlefic Ediior GEORGE WILLIAMS . , ,..,.. Ad Solicitor PI1ofoqrapI1ic Editor . . . Art Edifor . . Sraff Member . . Sfaff Member . . . . Typist . . Ad SoIIQIIor . . Ad Solicifor IBBI JIM KELLEY . . ALLAN BROWN . KARL KING . . . ELLIOTT BLAYDES . I-IAROLD SIBOLD , RODY DAVENPORT JOI-IN I-IUTCI-IESON ED STREET .... TILIOTT BLAYDLS AILAN BROWN . BIIIY WFMYSS , GORDON SMITII , IIAROID SIBOID , SFTH SIZER ..., WFSIFY BROWN . HARRY BUNCH . . Leff Io Riqhh FirsI Row: Harry Bunch, Ed Sireef, Wesiey Brown. Scfonil Row: Biily Wernvss Allan BrownA Eliioii Blavdes, Jirn Keiley, Gordon Sniiiiw. Third Row: Km! Kino, Seth Sizer, Haroid SiboId, Rody Dovenpori. THE SEN!-I FIRST TERM SECOND TERM UNI E . . . . Presideni . . , , Day SenaIoi . DormiIoi'y Senafor , . Senior Senafoi Junior Senior . Sophomore Senafor . Freshman Senaioi Junioi' Srhool Senami' . . Vrfeuidvrii . . . Day Seziaiiui . Diniiliiioiy Swvmiiir . Senior Seimlm . . . Junior Senami . Sopimnime Senaiul . Fieaiiiiinri Ss-iimim' .luniin Sf Ii-I-,I Swiniili STUIJE T EUUNIIII. JACK SHANNON BILLY WEMYSS . . CHARLES JARRETT BOB HARRIS . . CLIFTON RODES BOB FISHER . BOB STEPHENSON TERRELL JONES , DICK MQCUBBIN TRENT ZEPPA . . JACK SHANNON BILLY WEMYSS , JAMES KELLEY CHARLES JARRETT HARRY DALTON WELDON FANJOY TERRELL JONES , SCOTT GLORE . ATWELL DUGGER UMPHREY LEE . JIM HOLLENBECK FIRST TERM SECOND TERM . . PuesIcJcnI Vice-Presidenf . . Secrefary Founders Home . Souih . Soufh . Douglas . DouqIas Jarnaqin . . WQSI I-IalI HQII HGII HGII Hall HQII PresIdenI Vice-Presidem Founders Home . Secrefary . SouII'I . SOLJII1 . Douglas DouqIas Jarnaqin . . Wesf Grayson I-IQII HaII I-IaII HQII Hall HaII HaII Left Io RIqnI, Firsf Row: Dick McCubbIn, TerreIl Jones, Afweil Dugger, Bobby Eisncrl Bob Sicphc-nson, S:-Cond Row: Jivn HoIIenbeyck, TrenI Ze-ppa, Weldon FanIoy, CIiIIon Rodos, BIII Wcrnyss, Jack Shannon. Third Row: Harry DnIIonN Charles Jarrcif, Jirn KeIIey, Bob Harris, ScoIf Olorex Urnphrey Lee. IB5l JACK SHANNON . . JAMES KELLEY . TI KEIII Iilll ul' OFFICERS Ll NUS LLEWELLYN . MCCALLIE f O Q0 0 Q l959 Marion Bagwell EIHOH Blaydes James Corn Roberf Jones KARL KING . . i861 . . Presiden+ . Vice-Presidenf . . . Secrefary . . Treasurer MEMBERS Winsion Linam Reber? PGLLEFSOFI Gordon Smifh Biffy Wemyss FACULTY MEM BERS Mr. C, M. S. Mcllwaine Mr, W. L. Pressly THE TUB I-THU v-f 'J . Palferson and Campbell EDITORIAL STAFF BOB PATTERSON , .,... Edilor-in-Clwiol GARNETT KlNCAlD . . . . Spmls ldilrwr JIM COGHLAN . ..,. Assiqnmeml Edilor LEWlS SCE-llvllDT . . , . Fcfnluro Ediim LEONARD NIXON .......... Alumni Edilor REPORTERS Alllcevl Avrflwifr l-lowcll Campbell Bill Kimq Tom Turmrr lf1Marr Barncf, Edwin Gaines Davld LcB0y Plwll Vollmm Lloyd Bamlcr Andy Gulliclr Umplvoy Loc Gnome Walla' W, C, Bolon Ellis Keenm Clmrlcs Palmev Jolwn Willwfspmun BUSINESS STAFF GAlNES CAMPBELL , , , Busimms Manager HAROLD SIBOLD . .,... Cirfulallon Marmlqol CHRlS MOORE . . . . Asslsfanl Manaqor' BOBBY WRIGHT . . . Aksislaml Clrculallmn Marmqcr BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Tim Brymw Mnurlcc Conlor Pal Lawwlll Jacl Slwhue lvlt lu rlcglwl, F-lrsl Rem: Hnmlfl Sllzolll, Hubby Wrlqlvl, Gnrncll Klncnlfi. Bob Pcmllwsfvrvv Lrxwls Sflmwlfll lvmmrll Nlxmv, Gulvms Cawpbvll, Sfcmvfi Row: Bill Grvcvwsprmv Tom Turmvrx Frank Wzlrwl, Clwrls Mmurv, El'1S Kvvnfvrx Andy Culllclcx Howfwll Csmpbcll, Phil Vollmqrv Charles Palrvwf, Third Row: Umplvrvy Lmi Mnurlu' Cunlm, Crorqev Walker, Lloyd Baxlwr, LAMGH Bnrmrsx W. C. Bolorw, John Wlllmrspofm, Pa? Lnwwill! Dlwifl LffB0y. H371 Y. M. C. A. COUNCIL Leff To Righf, Firsl Row: Brownie Morris, Edwin Gaines, Howard Biggers, Connor Merriff, Collier Cobb, George Walker. Second Row: Rurnsey Taylor, Trenf Zeppa, Bill Wernyss, Karl King, Gordon Tugqle, Andy Gulliclr, Jim Connell. Third Row: Harry Dalton, Charles Jarrelf, Jim Kelley, Ellioff Blaydes, John Geiger, Brian Brown, I I I I OFFICERS Firsf Term KARL KING ...... . Presidenl MARK PENTECOST . . . . Vice-Presidenf ELLIOTT BLAYDES , . . . Secrelary Second Term KARL KING ...... . . . . Presideni' CHARLES JARRETT . , . . . Vice-Presidenl CONNOR MERRITT . . . . . . . Secrelary 1881 MISSIIJNI-IRY IIIJMIVIITTEE OFFICERS WINSTON LINAM . ,... Presidenr TAYLOR WADE . . BOB PATTERSON . . . Vice-Presidonr SANDY SCHNEIDER . ASSISTANT TREASURERS EIIIOII Blaydez Jirn Coqhlnn JIYIUI Bn keli L.1Marr Barnes Lloyd Baxiur W, C. BoIen Bnb Bowron Brian Brown L4'fI I0 Ricgrri Ionrrny Gardner Linus LIeweIIyn MEMBERS BIII Kilqore Frank KoIIrnansperqer Urnphrey Lee Jefer Moonoynarn Jack Nickcis Leonard Nixon Iirn Bryan Iornrny Buifrarn Gaines CanrpbeII Bob CIarIc Kennorn I-Ioward Bobby Jones ELEE IILUB . Secrerary . . . Treasurer Crrris Moore Trenf Zeppa OIiver Poifer Lewis Sclnmidf Forresf Sioyens John Ed Stone Berkeiey WiIscwr1 Firsf Row: BJII Eubanks, Eorrcsf Sreycnsl Meivin Keith, Bobby SIOUII Andy GIuIIick.- Second Row' BMI: PMI S 1, Jirnnwy I-IoIIz'nbrrCk, Urnphrcry Lee, Cameron NUIIQII. OIiyer PoIIctr, r-r in Bi1lIey Rice, Joe' CriIInIrI. Third Row: Brownie Morris, Tnninry Clark, Cnades Palmer! Tornrny Lifilel Uoyd Boxierl Bill Kirqorfz, Sid Bowen. Leif lo Riqhl, Firsl Row: Brownie Morris, Lewis Schmidl, Jack Fanioy, Connor Merrill, Marshall Spears, Ellioll Blaydes, Kyle Holley, Alex Williams, Jim Sferrhi. Second Row: Gordon Srnifh, Bill Williamson, Karl King, Bob Bowron, Tommy Bullram, Charles Geiger, Trenl Zeppa, Clifford Fropsl, Third Row: John Parry, Romsey Taylor, Billy Wernyss, Seth Sizer, Jack Dayis, Allan Brown, Warner Smilh, Bolo Harris, Everefl Bryanl. MU UBB!-llVI EL ELLIOTT BLAYDES . ...... . Presidenl MEMBERS Roy Bacon Marion Baqwell Elliolf Blaydes Allan Brown Wesley Brown Eyerell Bryanl Tommy Bullram Jimmy Corn Jack Davis Kennelh Fairly Jack Fanioy Weldon Fanioy Charles Geiqer Lap lr-lamblen Bob l-larris Kyle l-lolley Carrol Jarnaqin Spencer Jarnaqin Diclc Jones l-lerberl Jones Sammy Joyce Jim Kelley Karl King Alex Lanlslord Linus Llewellyn Dick McCulobin l90i John McKinney Connor Merrill Brownie Morris Bill Owen John Parry Clifford Props? Lewis Schmid? 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He will always Turn ouT Teams ThaT will carry The colors oT Mc- Callie To greaTer heighTs. Lef? To Righf, Front Row: Mr. Con Davis, Mr, Russell Tafe, Mr. T. N, Tucker, Back Row: Mr. Bob McCallie, Mr. K. H, Howard, Mr. C. M, S. Mcllwaine. l94l FUUTBALI. SEASU One of McCaIIie's best football teams in several years tool: the tield tor the Blue and White in I943. The team was steady and played brilliant ball throughout the year. Many ot the untorgettable thrills ot the season will remain alive in our minds tor many years. Coach Howard, assisted by Con Davis and Russell Tate, guided a truely polished team through eight victories, one tie, and one defeat. The Blues scored 3I5 points while their opponents only made 66. Coach Howard built the successtul team around ten returning Iettermen. The team showed great power in winning its tirst game over Red Banlc, 3I to I3. No let up was shown the tollowinq weelc when C. M. A. was crushed, 2I to O. Sewanee was overpowered, I9 to O, the next week. After three victories on Patten Field, the Tornado met City High on CentraI's Frawlev Field and won, 28 to 6. Baclc on Patten Field the next weelc Notre Dame was deteated by the one-sided score ot 4l to O. On its tirst out-ot-town trip the Tornado beat Riverside by as bad a score, 47 to O. We re- ceived our only deteat at the hands ot the MidYSouth champions, Castle Heights, in Lebanon, O to IQ, and then rolled over Duncan, 66 to O. T. M, I, administered a tio on their tield. 28 to 28, The season was ended by an impressive victory over Darlington, 33 to O. Alex Williams was the rnain ottensive power ot the team. He led the individual scoring with 85 points. Kyle Holley was next with 72 points, six touchdowns com- ing on punt returns to provide the season's greatest thrills. Captain Billy Wemyss was the mainspring hold- ing up the spirit ot' the team, Splendid help was given I 951 CAPTAIN BILLY WEMYSS All-City End we Ts N v.L ,..,. ,:.,., . ,M WTA qvky My 1.1. ' 'f- i . '- A ,125 ,g., i' T W ,. I :EQ 5 Q ...SST 'T' . ALT. CAPT. GORDON SMITH All-Mid-SouTh Tackle him by The cheerleaders and members oT The sTudenT body. Special praise should be given To The Tollowing boys who made eifher The TirsT or second Team oT The All-CiTy or All-Mid-SouTh Teams: Billy Wemyss, Gordon SmiTh, EllioTT Blaydes. Tommy BuTTram, Alex Williams, Kyle Holley, Jimmy Corn, and Marion Bagwell. There were many oThers who conTribuTed To The suc- cess oT The Team, and we would like To menTion some oT Them. Mr. McDowell was always ready To give any needed medical assisTance. Mr. Mcllwaine did his usual Tine iob oT handling The business end oT The Team, and Mr, Purdy served as an inspiraTion in his new baseball cap as he recorded The sTaTisTics Trom The sidelines. PeTe Williamson and Lewis SchmidT did Their besT To FUIJTBI-lI.L keep The desires oT The Team Tilled aT all Times as managers. A brieT resume of The games played by The 1943 Blue Tornado Tollows: McCallie, 3Ig Red Bank, I3 McCallie's Blue Tornado opened Their season This year on PaTTen Field by deTeaTing The Red Bank Lions, 3l To I3. Alex Williams accounTed Tor The TirsT Touch- down oT The season when he scored laTe in The TirsT quarTer. Rumsey Taylor and Kyle l-lolley showed also ThaT much could be expecTed oi Them in The TuTure, as They accounTed Tor Three oT The Touchdowns. Jimmy Corn one oT lasT year's besT players, was in There plug- ging The whole game. McCallie, Zlg C. M. A., 0 A greaTly improved McCallie Team overran C. M. A. To win 2l To O in Their TirsT Mid-SouTh game oT The season. Kyle Holley-TasT, lighT back, sTarred as he reTurned a punT 53 yards laTe in The game To score one oT The Two Touchdowns which he made. Billy Wemyss. capTain oT The Blues, on caTching a shorT pass Trom Taylor scored The second Tally of The game. Two oT The Three exTra poinTs were kicked by Corn: The Third was made by Alex Williams, who ploughed over righT Tackle. McCallie, I9: S. M. A., 0 The Blue Tornado rolled over Sewanee, l9 To 0, on PaTTen Field in Their second Mid-SouTh game oT The season. l-lolley's specTacular broken-Tield running and Blaydes brillianT line playing are The main TeaTures in The vicTory. Corn scored The TirsT Blue Tally early in The TirsT quarTer in a drive over righT Tackle. Near The halT l-Tolley reTurned a punT 39 yards, one yard shorT of a Touchdown: Williams Then plunged over Tor The score. The Third Tally was made on a pass Trom Corn To MerriTT, who raced Tive yards Tor a Touchdown. The one exTra poinT was kicked by Corn. THERE GOES HOLLEY AGAINI SE!-KSU McCallie, 281 CiTy High, 6 The Tornado won Their TourTh game oT The season by deTeaTing Cify High, 28 To 6, on Frawley Field in The oldesT rivalry in The ciTy. l-lolley and Williams sTarred, each malring Two Touchdowns. The big Thrill OT The even- ing came when Kyle Holley, TleeT-TooTed baclc, scampered 69 yards Tor The second Tally of The game, The TirsT be- ing made by Williams on a plunge Through The line. CiTy High scored in The second halTZ buT The Blues re- TaliaTed To score Twice again. McCallie, 4Ig NoTre Dame, 0 The McCallie Blue Tornado deTeaTed The NoTre Dame Irish, 41 To O, on PaTTen Field. The Blues scored in every guarTer, being led by Marshall Spears, who accounTecl Tor Two of The Blue Tallies: he was helped by The B Team, which played The lasT halT oT The game. Alex Williams, Jimmy Corn, and Kyle Holley accounTed Tor The resT of The Touchdowns. The exTra poinTs were made by Corn, Spears, and Bagwell. McCallie, 475 Riverside, 0 The Tornado won Their TirsT ouT-oT-Town game Trom Riverside, 47 To O, aT Gainesville, Georgia. ln The TirsT Two minuTes oT The game Holley scarnpered 52 yards Tor The TirsT Blue score. AT The beginning oT The second quarTer Tommy BuTTram bloclced a punT, grabbed The ball, and ran 37 yards Tor a Touchdown. OTher Touch- downs were made by Hamblen, who recovered a Tumbled ball, Taylor, Spears, and Harris. Taylor, Wemyss, and Bagwell accounTed Tor The exTra poinTs. McCallie, Og CasTle HeighTs, I9 The only deTeaT suTTered by The T943 Tornado came when The CasTle HeighTs Tigers, led by PaT Parlcer de- cisively beaT McCallie aT Lebanon by Three Touchdowns. HeighTs was clearly The beTTer Team ThaT aTTernoon, and lcnoclmed The Blue ouT OT Their chance Tor The Mid-SouTh W: X R Mx. ' fm., X - T, if T New T95 yx, 4, KYLE HOLLEY All-Mid-Soufh Back TiTle. McCallie was noT aT iTs besT and deserved To lose To a l-TeighTs Team which was aT The Top oT iTs game. Only once did McCallie seriously ThreaTen, and an inTercepTed pass abouT The IO-yard line ended The ThreaT. Bagwell and Taylor sparlcled Tor McCallie on deTense, McCallie, 66: Duncan, 0 The Blue Tornado ran up The highesf score of The year, 66 To O, againsT Duncan on PaTTen Field. Alex Williams wenT Through The cenTer of Duncan's line Tor Tour yards and The TirsT Blue Tally. Taylor made The exTra poinT, The ouTsTanding play oT The game was when Marshall Spears ran 66 yards Tor a Touchdown Through The whole Duncan Team. Touchdowns were accounTed Tor by Williams, Taylor, Spears, PropsT, Brown, and Holley. TAYLOR SHOWS HEELS TO RED BANK T . 'Y gi . . ., -J JIMMY CORN Alfernafe Ca pTain 1942-Back McCallie, 28: T. M. I., 28 The Blue Tornado was Tied by an underclassed T. M, l. eleven on Their Tield aT SweeTwaTer, 28 To 28. The fiisT Tally oT The game was made by Kyle Holley, who slipped QTT Tackle and sprinTed 22 yards Tor iT. Alex Williams scored nexT on a I9-yard run Through The cen- Ter oT The line. The exTra poinT was made by Taylor. From ThaT poinT on The score see-sawed baclr and TorTh unTil near The end oT The game The Blues scored To Tie The score, FUUT McCallie, 33: DarlingTon, 0 The Blue Tornado blasTed DarlingTon, 33 To O, in The final game oT The season on PaTTen Field. The TirsT Touchdown oT The game was scored by Holley on a 32- yard run Through The cenTer oT The DarlingTon line. STandouTs in The line were King, BuTTram, Blaydes, and Wemyss, who helped accounT Tor The vicTory. The game was led by I-lolley, Taylor, and Williams. who accounTed Tor The Blue Touchdowns. CAPTAIN BILLY WEMYSS, MT:-End CapTain Wemyss was The main spiriT oT The Team, I-le showed greaT pep in all The grid baTTles, and never leT The Team geT down in The dumps. Billy was an ex- cellenT pass receiver and showed greaT abiliTy in lead- ing The men. T-Te puT his whole hearT info every conTesT. These all helped Billy secure a TirsT sTring berTh on The All-CiTy and a second Team place on The All-Mid-SouTh Team. ALTERNATE CAPTAIN GORDON SMITH, MM:-Tackle Gordon was one OT The big reasons ThaT McCallie en- ioyed such a successTul season. I-le is also one oT Those boys who worlced his way up Trom The TiTTh Team, There- by gaining much valuable experience. His slashing Taclcles and aggressive spiriT played a maior parT in se- curing him a second sTring posiTion on The All-CiTy and a TirsT-sTring place on The All-Mid-SouTh. LAP HAMBLEN, MTW-Guard Lap is besT known on The gridiron Tor his sTrengTh which won him The name OT muscles, Lap played many Tine games and had much To do wiTh McCallie having such an impressive record, The opposiTion Tound iT very hard To malce gains over his side oT The line. THE LOOSE ALEX WILLIAMS ON WILLIAMS LEADS THE WAY FOR HOLLEY SEASU TOMMY BUTTRAM, M-CenTer Tommy was always in There TighTing and was a Tine line backer up, Many Times he inTercepTed passes and Twice ran Them back To score Touchdowns. LoTs of The Time The opposiTion wondered who ThaT Tellow in blue was ThaT played in Their backfield. Tommy has been sele-:Ted To capTain nexT year's Team, and we are looking Torward To his appearance on The gridiron nexT year. We hope he will repeaT by making boTh The All-CiTy and AlI-Mid- SouTh. ELLIOTT BLAYDES, Mm-Guard EllioTT, beTTer known as Razor, was a Tireless work- horse on This years-Team, His ouTsTanding abiliTy and his savage TighTing spiriT gained him much respecT by oTher linemen. Razor was a hard worker always Trying To beTTer himself. KARL KING, Mick-Tackle Karl's size and sTrengTh combined wiTh experience made him an unrnovable block in our line. Running Through was like hiTTing a brick wall. For a lineman Karl was excepTionally TasT and many Times he broke up The opposiTions plays before They could geT Them sTarTed. Karl's posiTion will be very hard To Till nexT year. ROY BACON, M34--End Raw sTarTed his TooTball career slowly, buT he showed greaT deTerminaTion by playing wiTh Tackles much bigger Than himself and soon developed inTo a sTalwarT member of This year's Team. lniuries kepT him on The bench mosT ol The year, buf when he played, The op- posing Team really knew iT. ALEX WILLIAMS AII-Mid-SouTh Back ALEX WILLIAMS, M-Back A large arnounT oT The success OT This year's Team was due To The excepTional abiliTy oT Alex. He was one OT The sweeTesT ball players ThaT McCallie has been TorTunaTe To have in many years. His brilIianT quarTerbacking and bone crushing blocks will be long remembered by boTh The opposiTion and The sTudenTs. He was Truly a Triple ThreaT. Alex was unanimously elecTed To a TirsT-sTring posiTion on The All-CiTy and The All-Mid-SouTh Teams. KYLE HOLLEY, Mi-Back Kyle was besT known Tor his TleeT T'ooTedness, which permiTTed him To excel aT open-Tield running. Once Kyle goT his hands on The ball a Touchdown was in The bag, and in almosT every game he ran a punT back Tor a Touchdown. l-le was also adepT aT caTching passes. These many aTTribuTes were responsible Tor his securing a berTh on The All-CiTy and All-Mid-SouTh. MARSHALL SPEARS, M-Back Marshall Took a berTh on The B Team lasT year and Through his consTanT hard work he developed inTo one of our beTTer back- Tield men. None oT us can TorgeT his beauTiTul performance in The Duncan game. The Blond SpeedsTer, as he is known To his public, always could be counTed on Tor yardage in TighT momenTs. RUMSEY TAYLOR, M-Back Rumsey was one OT The besT backs we've had here aT McCallie. T-le was TasT and was a TerriTic Tackler To which Parker of l-leighTs will TesTiTy. Rumsey was deTiniTely a Team man. T-lis Team spiriT was of The highesT order and he conTribuTed much To The success oT The Team, Rumsey was voTed The mosT improved back oT The year. MARION BAGWELL, MS'-Back Marion was one oT The TiercesT Tacklers on The Team, Tor he never hiT higher Than The knees and he hiT like a bull. Marion's alerTness and abiliTy gave many headaches To The opposing backs Tor he was a crackeriack on defense. IIOOI JIMMY CORN, MW-Back Ahhough Jim wasn'T able To remain in school ThroughouT The year, his abiliTy To punT was a greaT advanTage for The Team in Their T'irsT games. When The Navy called him. a greaT problem arose in The minds of our coaches, ThaT is, The Tilling oT Jim's shoes. His long booming punls, his consisfency in backing up The line, and his abiliTy To lug The ball will be remembered in The years To come. CHARLES GEIGER, M-Guard Charlie played his Tirsf year of varsiTy ball This year and proved To be a very scrappy and reliable guard. He was a subsTiTuTe This year, buf had he noT been so small he would have made one of The besT guards in The ciTy. Charlie's good spiriT and deTermi- naTion will be greaTly missed nexT year, JIM STERCHI, M-End Jock was one of Those boys who worlced Their way up from The T'ourTh and TiTTh Teams To The varsiTy, Alfhough iniured dur- ing The TirsT parT of The season, he made a good showing in The laTer parT. I-le was one oT The mosT consisTen'r players on The Team, and he will be greaTly missed nexT year. BOB HARRIS, M-End Bob came up from lasT year's B Team To earn a regular po- siTion in The line. ConverTed Trom a guard, he Turned ouf To be one of The besf ends on The Team. I-le was a hard charger, and when he Taclcled someone, They lcnew They had been hiT, IT will be hard To replace Bob, who is leaving us This year. l101l ALLAN BROWN, M-End Allan lived up lo lhe expeclafions of lhe boys in school and wenl on lo become one of lhe mosl' consislenl members of 'rhe squad. He didn'l' really gel' a good chance lo display his abilily unlil aller lhe Duncan game in which he scored one of lhe mosl beaulilul louchdowns of lhe season. He also made some remark- ably long lciclc-offs. SETH SIZER, M-Guard Selh was probably fha mosl surprising member of our whole varsily squad. Being only lourleen years old and a sophomore in school, he should have been playing on 'the 'third or fourlh leam, bul' his sincere desire lo play a good game of ball broughl him up lo lhe varsily, where he wenl fhrough lhe season in fine sfyle. He has been elecled alle-rnale caplain for nexl year and should prove lo be a greal assel lo lhe '44 leam. KENNETH FAI RLY, M-Tackle Toolhpiclc had a nalural abilily lo fill up holes in lhe line whenever a play came over his side. He played a consislenl' game lhroughoul' lhe year and was an invaluable player. His sense of humor provided mosl of lhe enlerlainmenl whenever lhe leam made long lrips, CLIFFORD PROPST, M-Back Cliff was anolher who made his grid-iron debuf lhis year af McCallie. He was converled from a cenler lo a back because of his greal speed, and he proved lo be one ol lhe laslesl' backs we could pul on lhe field. He was also a hard driving and hard laclcling back. Cliff will be greally missed nexr year. 11021 CONNOR MERRITT, M-Back Coon came lo lhe varsily this year lrom lasl year's B learn. He was lhe smallesl boy on lhe leam. buf he showed plenly of slrill. He proved lo be a very reliable player in one game when lhe lime was shorl and we were in a scoring posilion--he was senl in and scampered across lor lhe score, Coon's speed and shilli- ness will be a greal loss lo lhe leam nexl year. JACK FANJOY, M-Back During lhe earlier parl ol this year Jack played almosl en- lirely lor lhe B leam, A vacancy in lhe baclclield gave him an opporlunily lo lravel lo Riverside, in which game he made such a good display of blocking abilily lhal he remained on fhe lirsl leam lor lhe duralion ol lhe season. LEWIS SCHMIDT, M-Manager Allhough managers receive very Iillle credil and publicily for lheir role in lhe success ol a leam. lhey cerlainly do deserve some ol il. Lewis was always on lhe iob wilh a new sel ol cleals, a pair ol lhigh pads, or a shoulder pad slring. He was lruly a greal help lo lhe squad lhis year. BILL WILLIAMSON, M-Manager A vilal parl of every loolball leam is a properly manager. Peler lilled lhis role very lailhlully lhroughoul lhe season. His exlremely good nalure always hil lhe leam in a good mood, a laclor lhal probably aided in no small way lo lhe success ol lhis year's Tornado. TRENT ZEPPA, M-Trainer Zipper, as he is lcnown lo lhe whole school, has been lhe assislanl lrainer lor lhe Big Blue lor lwo years. His skill in lrealing sprained anlcles, an occasional charlie horse, and olher minor iniuries has been a lrue blessing lo lhe leam. 11031 B TEAM Left to Right, First Row: Everett Bryant, Bill Tcrrcll, Joe White, Billy Cartinhour, Stuart Elliott, Jack Fanioy, Clifford Propst, Lin Jack LeVan. Second Row: Howard, Spencer Jarnagin Klumb, James Evans, Scott us Llewellyn, Jack Davis, Alex Branham, Kenneth , Alex Lankford, Charles Glore, Bob Bowron, Har- ry Dalton. Third Row: Bill Blake, Bill Allison, Lloyd Griffin, Jim Coghlan, Bill Robertson, Gordon Tug' gle, Walter Thompson. McCallie ...., 29: LaFayette r . 24 McCallie. . . . l2: City . . . I3 McCallie . . . . 24: Baylor . . I2 McCallie . . . 6: Dalton . . 24 McCallie ..... 0: Baylor . . . I9 Left to R Carroll Ja THIRD ight, First Row: rnagin Courtney TEAM Tim Bryan, Sam Chester, Twinam, John Judd, Joel Baker, Weldon Fanioy, Henry Geiger, Bobby Fisher. Second Row: Max Barber, John McKinney, Frank Rosenberg, Jack Robinson, Paul Campbell, Bob Hubbard, George Fred Williams, Bill Kennedy, Tom Toothaker, Price Morrison, Felix Martin. Third Row: Atwell Dugger, Ellis Keener, Billy Kimbro, Tommy Gardner, Lamar Swope, Ward Reilly, David Smith, John Stone, Frank Matthews, Jerry Brock, George Edwards, Frank Grier. Fourth Row: Jimmy Moore, manager, Jimmy Alder, Turk Fritts, Bill Owens, Jere Caldwell, Bill Greenspon, Bill Owens, Bill Thomas, Ike Tull, John Parry, Glen Rothberger, Fred Ballard, Jack Shehee. McCallie ..... 20: Central . . 20 McCallie . . . 6: Central . , I3 McCallie. . . 7: City . . . I3 McCallie ..... 28: Central . . 7 FOURTH TEAM Lett to Right, First Row: Phil Segal, David Wade, Tom Bryan, Sam Hayes, Neil Cargile, Bill Gardner, Ogburn Stafford, Bill Burns, Sid Bowen, West Bitzer, John Brockmann, Jack Moore, Milton Jackson. Sec- ond Row: Edward Quigley, Dick McCubbin, Hiden Ramsey, Charles Roberts, Tommy Shea, Reggie Stevens, Jim Connell, Herbert Jones, Sam Rosentield, Russell Emery, Bob Stevenson, Rody Davenport, Sarge Allison, Bob Haverty, Wesley Brown. Third Row: John Ebaugh, Jim Smith, Forrest Stevens, Charles Koll- mansperger, Bob Jones, Neil Bass, Sam Fowler, Pete Jumper, Hays Glover, Norman Schlemmer, Robert Smith, Jack Price, Joe Salmon, Bill Bowen, Terrell Jones, manager. Fourth Row: Noel Hardy, manager, Berkely Wilson, John Jones, Billy McKown, Joe Reynolds Lyman Hodge, Jim Ennis, George Walker, Donald Geiger, Jim Bennett, John Gates, Billy Beene, Dick McCarthy, Glenn Stout, Tom Lotspeich, Charles McCallie McCallie Hundley. .. .6: .. ..l4: McCallie. . . .26: McCallie ..,..0: FIFTH Baylor ...... I9 Baylor ...... I3 Brainerd All-Stars . 0 Baylor ....,. 20 TEAM Left to Right, First Row: Billy Caulkins, Joe Scl'miss- rauter, Bob Clark, Buddy Thompson, Charles Epper- son, Waller Anderson, Henry Ross, Louis Steinberg, Blackie Smith, Ed Street, Monty Robinson, Harry Bunch. Second Row: Vaughn Dyer, Dewey Haggard, Bill Barton, Dunbar Oehmig, Harry Shoemaker, Hugh Huffaker, Frank McDonald, Bill Thomas, Lu Brown, Bill Bryan, Billy Ragland, Llewellyn Chapman, Ed Oehmig, Albert Pennybacker, David Isbell, Bobby Davenport. Third Row: Buddy Oakley, Billy Jewell, John Huckaba, Alex Meyers, Julian Potter, Walter Moore, Pat Callaway, Gail Hersh, John Collins, John Cameron, Charles VanDiviere, Pat Thatcher, Leland Womack, Bill Dietzen, Jack Hornsby. Fourth Row: Reginald Rockwell, manager, Newell Wither- spoon, Jerome Adams, Jim Farrar, Woody Banks, Arthur Paty, Tommy Jackson, Roderick McKenzie, Jim Martin, Ansley Moses, States Finley, Olan Mills, Fletcher Bright, Robert Williams, John Hewitt, man- aqer, McCallie. . . . I3: Mission Ridge . . 6 McCallie. . . . 27: Lookout Mountain . O McCallie. . . . I3: Brainerd .... . I4 McCallie. . . 6: S. M, A. . . . 0 McCallie. . . 0: S. M. A, . . . 0 McCallie. . . . I9: Dickinson . . 20 McCallie . . . 6: Northside . . 27 McCallie . . . O: Baylor . . . . 0 Lair fo Righf, Fronf Row: Roy Bacon, Bill Wemyss, Marshall Spears lCapf.l, Elliofi Blaydss, Gordon Smifh. Back Row: John Parry, Conner Merriif, Gabby Bryanf, Jim Sferchi, Tommy Buffram, Price Morrison, Rumsey Taylor. IIASIKEIII SPEARS SMITH The McCallie baskeTball Team sTarTed ouT The season wiTh Three leTTermen and several former B Team members. Though The Team as a whole had had liTTle experience, iT was soon developed inTo a fairly smooTh organizaTion by Coach BiTsy Howard and AssisTanT Coach Con Davis. The Blues amassed a ToTal of 900 poinTs in 28 games Tor an average oT 3l.I poinTs per game. ln winning I7 oT These games Tor a .647 percenTage McCallie was TourTh in The Mid-SouTh and Third in The CiTy Prep League. Billy Wemyss neTTed 220 poinTs Tor an average oT I0 per game. McCallie sTarTed The season by rolling Through Rossville, Red Bank, and ST. Andrews. Rossville came back and Trimmed The Tornado, 3I To I9. The Blues hiT Their sTride again by deTeaTing Red Bank, 24 To l9, Tor Their second vicTory over The Bankers. ln quick succession McCallie blasTed Rossville and Morgan, 40 To 3l and 44 To I7 respecTively. A hoT Baylor Team downed The Blues in The Times Cup Series, 33 To 25, a deTeaT which sTarTed a Three game losing sTreak Tor The l-lowardmen. CenTral and T. M. l. Took WEMYSS BLAYDES vicTories over McCallie, 35 To I8 and 34 To 23 respecTively. ln The nexT game a hoT McCallie Tive blasTed CenTral, 34 To 24, wiTh Gabby BryanT, a second sTring man, scoring Trom all angles. This was The TirsT deTeaT ThaT CenTral had received Trom Mc- Callie on Their home Tloor in Ten years. Mc- Callie wenT on To nip Baylor in an exciTing game aT The Memorial AudiTorium during The Prep Jamboree, 20 To I9, To Take revenge Tor The earlier deTeaT handed Them by The Raiders. The Tollowing week The Blues Trimmed a fine S. M. A. Team by superior Tloor play, 38 To 32. and wenT on To give CenTral anoTher Trumping. 26 To 22, in an exciTing overTime Tussle. Then, backed by a cheering sTudenT body, The Blue quinTeT played Their besT game of The season againsT a Tine CasTle l'leighTs Team. The Tor- nado played average ball The TirsT Two quarTers while The HeighTs Team racked up a large lead: Then The McCallie Tive came back and sTaged a rally ThaT came wiThin Two poinTs of overTaking The mighTy CasTle l-leighTs quinTeT beTore a roar- ing crowd. The more experienced HeighTs Team IIOGI STERCHI BACON BUTTRAM BRYANT PARRY eaked ouT a 4I To 39 vicTory. The very nexT nighT The Blues losT a hair-raising game To a TasT moving CiTy squad, 36 To 37. DarlingTon was meT Tor The TirsT Time and was wallaped by a score oT 42 To 25. ln successive games The Blues beaT Baylor, 34 To 24: T. M. I., 40 To 35, handing The T. M. l. cadeTs Their only deTeaT oT The season: and Trimmed The hapless Baylor quinTeT, 25 To 20, Tor Their Third vicTory To one loss over The Raiders. They Tell ouT To CasTle I-leighTs, 34 To 47, which sTarTed anoTher Three game losing sTreak. S. M. A. and CiTy ran over a weakened Blue Team wiTh only Three TirsT sTring men playing, 28 To I4 and 2l To I8 respecTively. McCallie came back in a greedy Tashion by walloping a TighTing NoTre Dame squad, 59 To I7. The Blues Took The road and in sluggish Torm Topped a DarlingTon Tive, l8 To I6, in The lasT game of The regular season. McCallie, deTeaTed only Tive Times in Mid- SouTh play, drew a bye in The annual Mid-SouTh TournamenT held aT CenTral High gymnasium in The TirsT round. The Blues, seeded Third, wenT ll07l on To Trample The NoTre Dame quinTeT, 48 To 20 in The quarTer Tinals. Drawing T. M. l. in The semi-Tinals, a sluggish Blue Team couldn'T geT sTarTed and dropped The game To The T. M. l. Tive, 26 To 33. ln The consolaTion The Blues, sTill down To a slow pace, dropped Their Tinal game oT The year To a powerTul CasTle l-leighTs quinTeT, 35 To 5I. Billy Wemyss was The ouTsTanding player of This season's squad. l'le was selecTed Tor The TirsT-sTring All-CiTy Team and The second-sTring All-Mid-SouTh TournamenT Teams. Billy was high poinT man oT The squad, accounTing Tor 220 poinTs personally even Though he was absenT Trom several games due To illness. Jim STerchi, who played guard, neTTed I52 poinTs Tor a sec- ond place in The scoring on The squad. McCallie had a Toul percenTage oT .544 and scored 900 poinTs compared wiTh .477 percenT- age and 774 poinTs Tor iTs opponenTs combined. LeTTers were awarded To CapTain Marshall Spears, Billy Wemyss, Gordon SmiTh, EllioTT Blaydes, Jim STerchi, Roy Bacon, Tommy BuTT- ram, Gabby BryanT, and John Parry, manager. 4 353' 1 SA N . gp kqwski .rs S5 36 5 g fav -M M A' Q 0: Q QQ 4 sky tt , g.- . W pegmsw ..,., , , WM, ., F A 5 ., '.'.,1 g Q'-1 K - L llgq Aibbl i l V g dgf- 1: ... , ':'::': 3 L b ', H A Q ,A y , Y U Him' A gf , -,.- ' ,.,.. x V 1 i w K 5 W S12 X lg f:3:.,. . i L , 7 -A :, fa.. , Mffffgf Sm Q3 viii K 1: ..... 1 , ss? '- 5 , RQ f 3. 1 L 2 xy gg -2'-f ,Q 3,55 Wvmw '-:- ,... W, ' 'x ,W , W Q., i A jgwwtw V ' a 1 Y K. f , , W , A ,.,. A ' ' X1 1 Q- I 45132: ii L53 gi V '-av-116 ' bb 1 mm ' if eh ' 12 ' .2 , in tzldfmg 5 V ,A L+, ,A -i j 3 V - 21?-E ' an '- fi . B TEAM Fronf Row: Kennelh Howard, Bill Cobb, Bill William- son, Sammy Joyce, Bill Owen, Lamar Swope, Back Row: Bill Gardner, Tom Gardner, Bill Roberison, Henry Geiger, Harold Amos. McCallie McCallie. McCaWe McCaWe McCaWe McCaWe McCaMe McCaWe McCaMe McCaWs RECORD . 28: Red Bank , , I4 . Xl, Red Bank . . . I8 . 30: S. M. A. . , , 22 , 503 Baylor . . 22 . 343 T, M. I. . 22 . ITS S, M. A, . . 38 . 357 Baylor , . . 38 , 32: Rossville . . . I5 Il, Darlinglon . 27 . 39: Cily . . , . 35 THIRD TEAM From? Row: Homer Hudson, Jack Webb, Sam Fowler, George Lawson, Willard Goley, Glenn Rolhberqer, Noel Hardy. Second Row: Charles Jenkins, Berl Wills, Charles Kel- ley, Herschel Boyd, Neil Bass, Jere Caldwell, Jack Bor- linq, Jack Nickels. Third Row: Giles Crowell, Gordon Tuggle, Charlie Davenporf, Edwin Maxwell, Bill Burns, Ravenel Fullon, David Smifh, Joe Meux. FOURTH TEAM Fronl Row: Richard Thompson, Pere Jumper, Lyman Hodge, Charles Kollmansperger, George Walker. Second Row: John Gales, Jim Ennis, Bob Slephenson, Jack Hornsby, Roger Townley, EIGHTH GRADE Fronl Row: Henry Poss, l.Iew Chapman, Blackwell Smilh, Charles Epperson, Charles Oakley. Second Row: Harry Shoemaker, Bill Thomas, Frank Mc- Donald, Joe Schmissrauier, Newell Wilherspoon, Dewey Haggard. SEVENTH GRADE Fronf Row: Monly Robinson, Dunbar Oehmig, Arihur Paiy, Vaughn Dyer, Gail Hersh. Second Row: Bill Brock, Bill Bryan, Woodio Banks, Lou Brown, Billy Caulkins. Boxing was revived aT McCallie This year under The able coaching oT T. N. Tuclcer, a new addiTion To The coaching sTaTT and TaculTy, aTTer being disconTinued Tor one year. Mr. Tuclcer had liTTle maTerial wiTh which To work aT The be- ginning oT The season, buT wiTh The deTermina- Tion oT The boys and under his able TuToring he developed a good Team and won Three Mid- SouTh crowns. The TirsT boxing meeT was aT T. M. l., and The Blue leaTher-slingers made an excellenT showing. They Ios+ a close decision by The score oT six To Tour. The nexT meeT was wiTh Baylor aT The Frye ln- sTiTuTe. The Team made a Tine come-baclc, buT Baylor managed To elce ouT a Tie by STeTTy's de- TeaT oT Alex Williams. The surprise bouT oT The evening came when Rody DavenporT won a T. K. O. over Jewell oT Baylor. The Tinal score was Tive To Tive. The lasT meeT was wiTh T. lvl. l. in The Blue gym. The Team Tinally brolce inTo The win column by connpleTely ouTclassing The T. lvl. l. Sluggers. The high-lighT oT This meeT was Alex Williams TirsT round lrnoclcouT over Parolari oT T. lvl. l. The Tinal score was seven To Three. The mosT ouTsTanding TeaT oT The McCallie boxing Team This year was Their Talcing a very close second place in The Mid-SouTh TournamenT aT T. lvl. I. The following boys enTered The TournamenT: Lew Boyd, Bill Ayers, Rody Davenport Sammy WhiTe, Bill Owens, John Judd, Karl King, Alex Williams, Slick Evans. and Bob l-larris. Lew Boyd Tools second place in The IOO-pound class: Bill Ayers reached The quarTer-Tinals in The l27-pound class, while Rody DavenporT meT Donnell WaTlcins, The only experienced man in The TournamenT, To be deTeaTed in The Tinals. Sammy WhiTe wenT clown beTore Grider oT Baylor in The l45-pound class. Owens reached The Tinals oT The l35- pound class. Judd placed Third in The I75- pound class, and Evans Toolc second place in The I55-pound class. McCallie had seven men Lefi fo Riqhf, Firsf Row: Bob HollisTer, James Evans, Karl King, Alex Williams, Bob Harris. Second Row: Bobby Davenporf, Rody Davenporf, Frank Paffon, Bill Owens, Walfer Thompson, Bill Ayers, Sam While, Llewellyn Boyd. Third Row: George Shelor, Jimmy Smilh, Bill Blake, Billy Slallworlh, John Judd, Tom Shea. l11Ol in ihe 'ren final bouls, bul only Three of lhe men won champion- ships. They were Karl King, Bob Harris, and Alex Williams. All lhree of lhe boys who won lilies deieafed Baylor boys lo lake lhem. Bob l-larris wallzed away wilh The l65-pound crown, having liHle lrouble wilh Ferguson. Karl King punched our a decision over Turner in +he I75 pounder. ln lhe heavyweighr iill Alex Williams came lhrough nicely lo win lhe crown by reversing lhe resulls oi a previous figh+ when he defealed Sleffy. McCallie was lrailing T. M. l. in poinls forly-iwo 'ro ioriy ai lhe end of lhe lournamenl. Olher boys who loolc parr in The oiher meels were Lou Brown, Tom Shea, Bobby Davenporf, and Jim Smilh, who reached ihe finals in lhe Cify Boxing Tournament Varsily leliers were awarded 'ro Alex Williams, Karl King, and Bob l-larris. The following boys received minor sporl lellers: Ayers, L. Boyd, Lu Brown, M. Davenpori. R. Davenporl, Evans, l-lollisler, Judd, Owens, Fallon, J. Smilh, S. While, and Shelor, manager. Q To +l1e Righf: McCallie's Champions and Aciion af ihe Mid-Soufh Boxing Meet lllll Lefr fo Righf, First Row: Winsfon Linam, Joel Baker, Bill Allison, Karl King, Jack Shannon, Dick Clark. Second Row: Harry Dalfon, Jeler Mooneyham, Leonard Nixon, Jim Connell, Ned Linker, John Geiger, Charles Geiger, Weldon Fanioy. Third Row: Cliff Propsf, John McKinney, Sluarf Ellioll, Lewis Schmidf, Bill Dixon, Paul Bennelf, Bob Pafferson, Allan Brown. Fourfh Row: Jack Sheehee, Bob Bowron, Bill Chealham, Willis Moore, Ogburn Slafford, Kyle Holley. SUIIIIEH For fhree sfraighf years Coach Bob McCallie has furned our a championship soccer feam. Only Baylor and McCallie had feams fhis year, buf from fhe way fhe Blue defeafed Baylor in fwo games and fied anofher. fhey could have handled any ofher school. Only one varsify lefferman refurned, buf a large num- ber of boys from fhe B and ofher fearns refurned. These men filled many vacancies leff from lasf year. The defense of fhe feam fhis year was unusually sfrong, and fhis helped fo uphold a lagging offense af fimes. Jaclc Fanioy. John Geiger. Winsfon Linam, and Jaclc Shannon were fhe only ones fo score. The offensive parf of fhe feam, The forward line, was composed of Diclc Clarlc, John Geiger, Winsfon Linam, Charles Geiger. and Ogburn Sfafford. Kyle l-lolley, Sfuarf lfllioff, Paul Benneff, and Joe Balmer served as alfernafes for fhern. The forward line was supporfed by halfbaclcs, Capfain Jaclc Shannon, Lewis Schmidf, and Link Moore. Wel- don Fanioy, John McKinney, Ned Linlcer, W. C. Bolen, and Roberf Bowron were ready fo false fheir place af any firne. Fullbaclcs Allen Brown and Karl King barred lhe way lo fhe goal where Clifford Propsf blocked fhe way fo paydirf for fhe opposifion, The soccer feam had more frouble finding opponenfs fhis year fhan usual. Baylor was fhe only ofher school lo have a feam in fhe Mid-Soufh. The Blue had fo be safisfied wifh fwo vicfories and one fie. The firsf game of fhe season was played on Paffen Field. lf was Baylor's firsf game also, and bofh feams Il12l played a slow game. The Blue pushed in one goal in fhe firsf half and one in fhe second. Baylor was held scoreless, and fhe game ended wifh fhem on fhe shorf end of a 2 fo 0 score. The nexf game was on Baylor's field. McCallie wenf fo fhe game wifhouf fhe services of Jaclr Fanioy, who had scored bofh goals in fhe firsf game. The game was sluggish fhroughouf and see-sawed baclc and forfh. Neifher feam was able fo score in fhe regular four guarfers or in fhe fwo overfime periods. The game ended O-O, a fie. The lasf game of fhe season was played on Paffen Field and Baylor was given a good liclcing, 5 fo Y. Goals for McCallie were scored by John Geiger, Wins- fon Linam, and Jack Shannon. Baylor was able fo push in fwo goals in fhe final quarfer. Anofher game was scheduled wifh Baylor, buf several fhings forced if fo be called off. The feam enioyed a very successful season as can be seen from fhe facf fhaf fhey scored seven goals and allowed Baylor only fwo during fhe season. Minor sporf leffers were awarded fo Bolen, Bowron, A. Brown, R. Clarlc, S. Ellioff, J. Fanioy, W, Fanioy, J. Geiger, l-lolley, K. King, Linam, Linlcer, Pafferson, Propsf. Schmidf, Shannon, O. Sfafford, and Shehee, manager. B feam leffers wenf fo W, Allison, Baker, W. Ben- neff, Cheafham, Connell, Dalfon, Dixon, C, Geiger. J. McKinney, Mooneyham, W. Moore, and Nixon. Lefl' To Righf, Firsf Row: Tom Hendrick, Jimmy Corn, Harry Spencer, Joe Richards, Lamar Rankin, Allan Brown. Second Row: Harry Bunch, Henry Poss, Jack Hornsby. THE III Coaches RoberT McCallie and Russell TaTe puT one of lvlcCallie's TinesT Teams on The Track in I943. The Team Tinished a highly successTul season by placing second in The Mid-SouTh Traclc lvleeT aT Sewanee. Prior To This They won Two dual meeTs, losT one, and were second in The Baylor Relays. DEH PATH Lamar Rankin led The Team in individual per- Tormance. l'le made TiTTy-Three poinTs in Tive meeTs. ln addiTion To This he seT a new school record of 5l.l sec. Tor The 440-yard dash in The T. M. l. meeT. CapTain Joe Richards came Through in The same meeT To seT a new record oT 2 min. 2 sec. Tor The 880-yard run. On The Harris, Behind aT Firsl Hurdle, Wenl On To Win Mid-Soulh Low Hurdles Tifle we Gr Richards, Spencer, Corn, Rankin, Auiin, Hendrick, Holley. Tollowing SaTurday he came back To seT a new record oT 2 min. 4.l sec. Tor The same run aT The lvlid-SouTh lvleeT. The high poinT of The season came aT The Baylor Relays when lvlcCallie's re- lay Teams came in ahead of everyone in all Tour relays. We would like To congraTulaTe Jimmy Corn, Kyle Holley, Bob Harris, J. C. AuTin, and Harry Spencer Tor Their splendid perTormance ThrouqhouT The season. McCallie opened The season by placing sec- ond in The Baylor Relays. MosT oT The Tornado's 28 3X5 poinTs came Trom winning The various relays. Holley, Hendrick, Brown, Rankin, Rich! Taliaferro, Smiih, Harris, Brow a tri ,.1-' ards, Spencer, Corn, and Kelley composed The Teams ThaT won The 440-yard, 880-yard, mile, and medley relays. Corn was The only Blue man To place TirsT in an individual conTesT. The Red Raiders were TirsT wiTh 49 poinTs, and T. lvl. l. was Third wiTh 28 poinTs. The Blue Trackmen iourneyed up To Lebanon The Tollowing week To win over CasTle l-leighTs 7l IXZ To 49 lf2. Rankin was high-poinT man wiTh I3 poinTs. OTher TirsT-place winners were Corn, Harris, HamilTon, Richards, Spencer, and Walker. On Baylor's Rike Field The Tollowing week, The n, Walker, Chobci, Davis. ff?-is 1 if ,z-1 ,nm . F33 3 1 Team was defeafed 73 To 48. Rankin was again firsT in poinfs, winning The 220 and 440-yard dashes. Harris came in firsT on The hurdles. Richards and Aufin won The 880-yard and mile run respecfively. Rankin Took Top honors The following Safur- day on The home Track when T. M. l. was de- feafed 63 2X3 To 58 IX3. AuTin, Harris, and Richards were firsf-place winners. Two new Track records were also sef in This meef, when Lamar Rankin ran The 440-yard dash in 5l.l sec., and Joe Richards ran The half mile in 2 min, 2 sec. A successful season was ended on The firsT of May, when McCallie's I943 Track Team finished second in The Mid-Soufh Track Meef aT Sewanee. The Tornado scored 43 lf5 poinfs, Baylor 63 lf5, and T. M. l. 35 lf5. Rankin, Harris, Aufin, and Richards were firsf-place men: and Rankin was high-poinT man on The Team wiTh 9 3,f4 poinfs To his credif. Richards repeaTed his record breaking by seffing a new record for The half-mile. lvlosf of The running was againsf a sfrong wind, buT he was able To run The Two laps in 2 min. 4.l sec. The mile relay Team was able fo remain undefeafed Throughouf The sea- son, buf The 880 Team was beafen for The firsT Time aT Sewanee. PoinTs were made by Spencer, JUNIOR RELAY CHAMPS Henry Poss, Ralph Bagwell, Harry Bunch, Jack Hornsby who was second in The mile run and The 880, Corn, Holley, Hendrick, Taliaferro, Walker, and W. Srnifh. Joe Richards won The annual Cake Race by beaTing J. C. Aufin aT The Tape. The sTreeT was weT and The Time was abouf Twelve seconds over The record. Harry Spencer finished Third. The winners of varsiTy leffers elecTed Kyle Holley capfain and Bob l-larris alTernaTe capfain for The I944 season. VarsiTy leffers were awarded To The following: Aufin, A. Brown, Chobof, Corn, Harris, Hend- rick, Holley, Rankin, Richards, W. Smifh, Spen- cer, Taliaferro, Walker, and Davis, manager. AT The Mid-Soufh Meef, Richards Breaks Record in The 880 and Rankin wins The 440 T' ...w 'I .ff . ff Leff To Right, Firsl Row: Jim Slerchi, Marshall Spears, Jean Schimpf, Jack Davis, Clifford Propsl, Charlie Thompson. Second Row: Karl King, John Walker, Levie Bridger, Sam Joyce, George Orr, manager. Third Row: Craig Roberfson, Charlie Geiger, Mac Thompson. MID-SU TH IIHA PIU Coach Howard buiiT a Mid-SouTh Champion- ship Team around Tour reTurning leTTermen, Gor- don SmiTh, Jack Payne, Charlie Thompson, and Craig RoberTson in i943. This was The besT baseball Team To represenT McCallie in several years. They won seven games and iosT Tive. All oT The loses were in The CiTy League. The Team goT oTT To a slow sTarT by losing iTs TirsT Two games. CenTral opened The season on Alumni Field by deTeaTing The Blue, 5 To I, and CiTy won by Taking The second game by The score oT 9 To 3. STerchi goT The TirsT home run oT The season in The iaTTer game. Behind The piTching oT Levie Bridger, Baylor was deTeaTed, 8 To 6. The Blue was deTeaTed in iTs nexT Two games by Red Banlc and CenTral, 4 To I, and 9 To 7, respecTively. Bridger's piTching was The downTalI oT Baylor Tor The second Time. The l 116 I score was IO To 3. ln iTs remaining Tive games The Tornado iosT only To Red Banlc by The score oT 3 To 2. CiTy, ST. Andrews, S. M. A., and Columbia were deTeaTed in order. The lasT Three games were To decide The iviid-SouTh Champion. Schimpf piTched The Blues To a 6 To 3 win over ST. Andrews To move The Team inTo The Tinals oT The easTern division oT The Mid-SouTh. S. M. A. was swamped, 27 To 4, and The Tornado wenT inTo The Tinals wiTh Colum- bia. in This game Columbia wenT down, 6 To 3, before SchimpT's piTching. CapTain Charlie Thompson led The Team in baTTing wiTh an average of .488, Jim STerchi second wiTh .469, and Karl King was nexT, hiT- Ting .4I7. Charlie also led in runs-baTTed-in wiTh a ToTaI of TourTeen. STerchi had eighT. Levie Bridger won The mosT games and had The besf average of The pifchers. He won four games and losf one. Jack Payne had a fielding average of I.OOO. He handled fwenly-five chances wifhouf an error. Varsify leffers were awarded 'ro Capfain Charlie Thompson, Jim Sferchi, Karl King, Gene Schimpf, Levie Bridger, Jack Davis, John Cor- beff, Marshall Spears, Cliff Propsf, Elliofl' Blaydes, and Gordon Smifh. l SEASON RECORD McCallie . . . l: Cenfral . . . . . 5 McCallie . . . 3: Cify . . . . 9 McCallie . . . 87 Baylor . . . . 6 McCallie . . I: Red Banlc . . . . 4 McCallie, . . . 77 Cenfral . . . . 9 IJIAM ll The I943 Tennis fearn lived up fo record of previous McCallie Teams for if won bofh fhe Cify Prep and Mid-Soufh championships, fo highlighf an undefeafed season. ln fhe Cify Prep League McCallie and Cify Play- Balll McCallie . . . IO: Baylor . . . . 3 McCallie . . . 27 Red Banlc . , . . 3 McCallie . . . 93 Cify ..., . 8 McCallie . . . 6: Sl, Andrews . . . 3 McCallie . . 273 S. M. A. . . 4 McCallie . . . 5: Columbia . . . 'l AIIIIIJ HT clinched for fhe fiile wifh 'rhe Blues defeafing Cify for fhe second lime loy fhe score of 7 fo O. This gave fhe feam ifs fiffh sfraighl Cify Championship and fheir sixfh in seven years. The Blue feam won The Mid-Soufh fournamenf, MID-SOUTH CHAMPIONS Mike Williams, Marsh Frere, Waller King, Sonny Sherrill. if ,Ama if it o Righl, M H. Sec FirsT Row: Billy Wemyss, Warren James, Connor ' ond Row: Mike Williams, Marsh Frere, Walier King, Sonny Sherrill. held aT Sewanee May TirsT, by scoring I9 poinTs. David Lipscomb, CasTle HeighTs, C. M. A. Tied Tor second wiTh 8 poinTs: ST. An- drews Toolc TiTTh wiTh 5 poinTsg Baylor sixTh wiTh 3. WaITer King and Marsh Frere, seeded TirsT, won The doubles championship by beaTing Third- seeded Brownlow and Murray of C. M. A., 6-2, 6-4. King won The B division championship by bea+ing Williams oT ST. Andrews, 6-3, 6-I. King played I29 games in I7 seTs, Frere I22 games, Williams I2O, and Sherrill II6 Tor The winning McCallie Team. During The season The Team IosT no maTches in The CiTy Prep League and Mid-SouTh, ouTside The Tournamenir. Individual resulTs oT The season were The lol- Iowing: Williams won 6, losT 27 Frere won B, IosT Ig King won 9, losT 03 Sherrill won 6, IosT I: James won 4, losl' 25 Wemyss won I, losT I. In all, The Blues won 34 singles maTches, losing 7, and won I4 doubles maTches, losing 2. Milce Williams, The number one man Tor Mc- Callie, reached The semi-finals in The Mid-SouTh Singles TournamenT and had an ouTsTanding per- formance ThroughouT The year. Marsh Frere, a consisTanTly good player, was one of The main reasons McCallie had such a l118l Lefl' lo Righf, Firsf Row: Bill Terrell, Leonard Block, Ray Appen, Henry Appen, Howard Biggers, Charles Davenporf. Second Row: Gordon Able, Charles Kelley, Winsfon Linam, Jim Had- rick, Sandy Schnieder, Ralph Smifh, Billy Cariinhour. successful season. I'Ie won 8 and losT O during The season and Teamed wiTh WalTer King To win The Doubles Championship in The Mid-SouTh TournamenT. WalTer King and Sonny Sherrill were The oTher ouTsTanding sTars on The Blue Team. King won 6 and losT only I in singles ThroughouT The sea- son. These members made a well-balanced Mc- Callie squad To which a greaT deal of crediT should be given Tor Their excellenT showing clur- ing The pasT season, Tor They were handicapped by The laclc of a coach. Members awarded varsiTy leTTers were Mike Williams, Marsh Frere, WaITer King, and Sonny Sherrill. Season's scores: McCallie ..... 6: Baylor . . .0 McCallie . . . 77 CiTy . . 0 McCallie . . . 77 Baylor ..... . O McCallie . . . 4: CasTle I-IeighTs . . 3 McCallie . . . 7: CiTy ..... . O McCallie. . . 3: S. M. A. . . . 2 34 5 McCallie won The CiTy Prep and Mid-SouTh Championships. fo Riqhiz Bill Kinq, Blair Waugh, Marlin Walers, Wesley Brown. GULF SWIMMING LasT year The golT Team did noT have a very impressive record, buT some of The individual records were very ouTsTanding. Blair Waugh and lvlarTin WaTers were The men around whom Coach R. L. Sager builT his squad. Bill King and Wesley Brown, Two reTurning golfers. rounded ouT The four-man Team. Tommy Gard- ner and Llewellyn Boyd, who will also be reTurn- ing nexT year, Tinished ouT The six-man Team. The Team made Two Trips This pasT year. One was To Lebanon, Tennessee, where They played CasTle l-leighTs and became vicTorious. The oTher Trip was To Columbia, Tennessee, where They were scheduled To play Columbia lvliliTary Academy, buT had The misTorTune of being rained ouT. This year holds in sTore a more promising season wiTh Tour reTurning squad members and a hosT of new players. l'lere's hoping This year's squad will replace Their divoTs and yell Tore aT The correcT Time, as well as To bring home a few of Those gold Trophies. 11191 The I943 swimming Team under CapTain Jack Shannon placed second in The lvlid-SouTh meeT, Tied wiTh Baylor Tor TirsT in The CiTy meeT, and beaT Baylor 4l-25 in a dual meeT wiTh Them. ln This meeT CapTain Shannon scored Ten poinTs To be high-score man. The Mid-SouTh meeT This year was again held aT McCallie Lake, The Blues Taking second place and CasTle l'leighTs Taking TirsT place. The Tea- Ture of The year's compeTiTion was The CiTy lv1eeT, also held aT McCallie Lake. McCallie Tied wiTh Baylor 36-36 Tor TirsT place, buT Mc- Callie received The cup. Jack Shannon won The cup Tor high scorer wiTh Jack Payne as runner-up. Shannon won The l0O-yard breasT sTroke and placed second in The IOO-yard Tree-sTyle: Payne won The IOO-yard Tree-sTyle: Blaydes placed in The 50-yard Tree sTyle and in The IOO back sTroke: BaxTer was second in The 200-yard Tree sTyleI and The relay Team Took second place in boTh relays. Bagwell placed second in The diving division. LeTTers in swimming were awarded To The Tol- lowing: Jack Shannon, Jack Payne, Lloyd Baxier, EllioTT Blaydes, Marion Bagwell, and Lewis SchmidT. W '25 -l ff,' ' .. 4elXL3iA A1.--5f5fig2'if5 Q?y1.- x x . XXXL 1 ,V X., -NX -X . , VNNV mf-1 Qfdt -. .X X v. ,, V. 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SPONSOR for Karl King, President MRS. C. H. PATTERSON TORNADO SPONSOR for Bob Pafferson, Editor MRS. W. H. WEMYSS FOOTBALL SPONSOR for Billy Wemyss, Capfain MISS BETTY OEHMIG TORNADO SPONSOR :nes am e , u mess Man ge MRS. MARSHALL T. SPEARS BASKETBALL SPONSOR for Marshall Spears, Capiain 5 U MRS. VJ. C. STERCHI BASEBALL SPONSOR for Jim Sierchi, Capiain i ,,,, Wflfiiiwfi 3 rr' AT THE UPPIEEH5' BALI. Sfooge and Teeny represenling Company D . . . Karl and Joann and fhe Company A Guidon. The Maior and his lady benealh +he saber arch. Bobby and Maddin look happy, don'+ lhey? . . . Bubbles leading Taylor around as usual. BILL KING LINUS LLEWELLYN JIM KELLEY Ediior-in-Chief of PENNANT Maior of Bafialion Presideni of Senate Business Manager of PENNANT First Term Lmwwwm ELLIOTT BLAYDES JACK SHANNON KARL KING President of Senaie Presidenf of Siudenf Council Presidenr of Y, M. C. A Presidenf of Senior Class Presidenf of Keo-Kio Presidenf of Monogram Club Capfain-Adiufani of Baffalion BOB PATTERSON Edifor-in-Chief of TORNADO ,Q at ., , iff-3' WINSTON LINAM Presideni of Missionary Commiifee BILLY WEMYSS Capfain of Focfball Team 9419 MARSHALL SPEARS KYLE HOLLEY JIM STERCHI Capfain of Baskefball Team Capfain of Track Team Capfain of Baseball Team HU UH WARD REILLY . . GORDON TUGGLE SETH SIZER . . . JOHN MQKINNEY WESLEY BROWN BILL THOMAS . . BOB HAVERTY . . HENRY POSS . . LEW BROWN . . l132l HET5 Besl Drilled Corporal in Company A Besf Drilled Corporal in Company B Besf Drilled Corporal in Company C Besf Drilled Corporal in Company D Besf Drilled Corporal in Company E . . Besr Drilled Corporal in Band . Besf Drilled Rar in Baflalion . . Besl' Drilled Eighth Grader . . Besf Drilled Sevenfh Grader PENNIIN SELEIITIU WINSTON LINAM ALLAN BROWN , RUMSEY TAYLOR BILLY WEMYSS . BROWNIE MORRIS JIM KELLEY , , . ELLIOTT BLAYDES Biggest Ladies' Man Bigqesf Bull Shoofer . . Besf Senior Raf . . . . Besf Afhlefe . Mosf School Spirif . . Mosf Courfeous . , Mosf Popular lldgil KARL KING , . Mosf Accommodafinq, Besf Milifary Officer HAROLD SIBOLD, Besf Non-Commissioned Officer, Mosf Popular Junior, Neafesf BOBBY DAVENPORT . . Most Popular J'unior School Boy L. R. TATE .... ....... M osf Popular Teacher FRANK WARD ...... ...., M osf Sfudious JOHN WITHERSPOON . . . , Most Brilliant EUIVIM NIIEMENT HU UBS Clifford Barker Grayson Memorial Medal . . John C. Campbell Award . . . . . . . Don C. Peglar Award . . Valedicforian .... Salufaforian ......... Washinqlon Universify Award . . John Parks Senior Bible Medal ..... Dr. J. L. Bibb Inlermediale Bible Medal , . Primary Bible Prizes-Eighlh Grade . . Primary Bible Prizes-Sevenlh Grade . . Summerlin Oralorical Medal . . . Facully Medals for General Excellence ...,....... . . . JAMES CORN . . . HARRY ROBINSON . . HOUSTON PATTERSON . . . EDWIN CHOBOT . . . NOEL COE . . . BLAIR WAUGH . . RICHARD DIETZEN . . . 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KRESS 8: COMPANY TEMPLETON'S, JEWELERS THE FISCHER COMPANY, JEWELERS THE VOGUE W. T. GRANT COMPANY Page 3-Ad erfising BEST WISI-IES TO MQCALLIE SCHOOL FROM LOOKOUT OIL 8: REFINING COMPANY Makers of ARMOUR'S VEGETABLE SHORTENING Branch PIan+s Jacksonville, Florida Norfolk, Virginia Helena, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS I SAM CHESTER 8: CO. 802 Cherry Sfreei INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Cornplimenls of WOOD AND DIETZEN WILLIAMS COAL COMPUMENT5 COMPANY OF ARROW TRANSFER Trea'IecIEI'okeli+CoaI Our pecla Y PAUL S. STEWARD, 'I7 Qualify Service Phone 6-I I34 THE0 F KING' 'Ib PERFECT SERV CE STATION Be Sure Wifh Pure 2230-2232 McCallie Ave. Phone 2-29I6 Complimenls of Compliments of STOVALL HARDWARE CO. 7II Cherry Slreef Chaffanoo Page 4-Adveriisin Real Esfafe General Insurance Renfals SBR Fire V F. H. A. Loans fl Casualfy Sales Marine REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT, INC. SCOTT N. BROWN COMPANY Telephone 6-2735 IO5-IO7 Wesi Eighih Sireei Chaifanooga, Tennessee CALENDAR SEPTEMBER COMPLIMENTS Sepl. 4-Firsi day of school. Boys view faculiy, faculiy views boys. Unprinfable opin- ions exchanged. QF Sepi. 7-Our new commandanl ieam of Burns and Allen is iniroduced. Sepi. IO-Mr, Pressly siaris pep falks for V-I2 exams. Sepi. I4-Many new boys end Their period in C class, spend ihe resi of fhe year an- swering bells. Sept I6-Ebaugh meeis D. C. Sepi. I7-Holley and Brown organize Au- ionomous Clique. Keo-Kio disbands. Sept 22-ChaHanooga's newesf nigh? club, The Wrighf, is opened under general manager- ship of Seab. As pari of floor show, Hardie finds herself snug as a bug in a rug. Sepf. 25-Mr. Hines gels five for wearing ciis. When he explains lo O. D, he does noi RAGLAND BROS COMPANY O WHOLESALE GROCERS Page 6-Adveriising THE McCALLIE SWEATERS ARE AN KNIT SAND KNITTING MILLS COMPANY CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Manufeclurors of Exclusive Knif Goods and Clolhing for Alhlofic Wur MARTIN-THOMPSON CO. Local Dislribulors CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND CALENDAR SEPTEMBER need Io check oul' because he is on facully, O. D. promplly 'rurns case over fo Senale, Sepl, 26-Ebaugh meefs D, C. Sepl. 28-Phone company complains of melled wire. Karl says he enioyed falking Io Joann. Sepl. 29-T. N. T. fakes over Ihird foofball Team. Mr. Kipp mumbles somelhing abouf blocking hard and relires Io mechanical draw- ing room. Sepl. 30-Linam spends hour and a half 'Talking 'Io Mrs. LeVan. Bud reconsiders on subiecl of giving llwe O. D. one social call per nighl. OCTOBER OCT. 3--Ailer reading The Scarlef l.eHer, seniors receive advice from Pressly regarding zippers and bulfons. Page 7-Adverfising COMPLIMENTS STANDARD COOSA THATCHER COMPANY COM PLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS JOE ENGEL P d Jr Our Besf Wishes fo McCallie M JAMES SUPPLY COMPANY We Give Service and S Il Supplies 5I5E IIH1 S+ 'r Ph 7II5I DR. W. H. EMIG Veferinarian I094 McCallie Avo. HATTANOOGA. TENNESSE JACK O'DONOHUE COMPANY MCCALLIE BOYS LIKE HQEQEP COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD CLEANERS DEWEY HAGGARD QQMPUMENT5 OF E. CECIL PHILLIPS AGENCY Real EsIa:'e:guR:::EIs, Loans, 1:7 EMI sm Sheei TCI 6 1107 Complimenfs of VIOLET STUDIO CAMERA SHOP II Ensf Seventh Sfreef 3- 9Ad DRINK I 'A' 'A' 1. Off. nun no. ll- '- 'A Ill!! IN BOTTLES Complimenis of TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY CompIimenIs of ROTHBERGER DIRECTORY CO. CHATTANOOGA KNOXVILLE CompIimen+s of INTERSTATE LIFE 81 ACCIDENT COMPANY JOSEPH W. JOHNSON, Presidenf CALENDAR ocrosen Od. 5-Ebaugh receives sianding inviiaiion fo meef wifh D. C. every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday affernoon immediaiely affer scI1ooI. Od. 6-Souih Hall cadefs buy 'Ihree mouse- Iraps. Room 38 produces Ien on a siring in Iess Ihan a day. Od. 8-NuHaII shalces dead mouse ouf of newIy opened box of Pos? Toasiies. Bubonic plague sweeps schooI. Od. 9-TroubIe in Ihe cafeieria. Mr. Spence sfafes 'Ihai' Ihere is nof enough room for him and Lap in school. Mr, Spence is mysferiously absem' for several days. Od. I2-Miss Zella is informed by Ihe doc- Ior 'rhaf she has acuie appendiciIis. She in- forms dodor 'thai she came 'Io be examined. noi admired. Od. I4-WiIIiams fakes Corn fo Efowah. Jimmy geis info embarrassing 'IroubIe. Cleve- land blood bank runs dry. Page I0-Adverfising PALACE MARKET Fresh and Cured Mears, Pure Pork Sausage, Home-Made Lard, Fresh Dressed Poulfry, Sraple Fancy Groceries, Prompi' Deliveries Phone 6-478I 2I0 E. MAIN STREET S. P. EDGMAN J. H. MALICOAT CALENDAR COMPLIMENTS OCTOBER Od. I7-Heavy log Today. Commander OF Mayberry gels losf in wilds of Chaiianooga. Oci. 20-School is fhrown info wild disorder as a resulf of Miss Zella's illness. Many boys C- sleep laie on Safurday for firsf lime. a Ocf. 2l-When fold thai Miss Zella has fleabifis, lcind-headed cadels lake up collec- fion, send box of flea powder. Ocf. 26-Broolcs decides his milifary grade should be higher, 'finds his rank much lower. - NOVEMBER Nov. 2-Cremo is hosf af iirsf of regular Friday nighf backworlc pariies. OF Nov. 5-Mr. Bass receives free shower and goes fo have suif pressed. Bryan? and Harris receive free E class and go io answer five bells. Qualify Coal, Modern Equipment Reliable Nov. 7-lncauiious cadefs drop remarks Experienced Dellverymen abou? Mr. Pressly's 7:I5 inspecfions in Found- Agents for S1-okol Shakers Phones 6-I I83-84-85 622 E. 9'rh S+ ers' Home. Page I I-Adverfising BHY1-KN HIISIEHY MILLS cHmANooe,A,rENNessEE E Q DIXIE MERCERIZIN6 COMPANY Complimenfs of DON CHERRY TIRE CO. I3'rI1 and Broad Sfreefs f COmP'Ime IS of COMPLIIVIENTS OF A FR'END CI-IATTANOOGA'S FINEST HOTEL TOML'NSON'S THE READ HOUSE RESTAURANT F Superior Food--Fine Sea Foods ir 428 McCallie Ave. FOR THE FINEST IN RADIO PROGRAMS Tune +o WDEF I400 On Your Dial BLUE AND MUTUAL NETWORKS JOE ENGEL, Presidenl FRANK S. LANE, Manager CALENDAR NOVEMBER Nov. 8-Forlyeodd boys caughi in bed by 7:00 inspeciions. Even Mr. Spence is salisiied wirh number of marks siuck. Nov. 9-Rice, B. and Ramsey declare spil' ball war againsl every one in nigh? srudy hall. Mr. Conn gels nicked in neck innumerable limes. Nov. II--Coghlan is quoled as saying, Give me a liille kees. Nov. I3-Sergeani Lewwill fries 'Io give Smilh, G. a miliiary 'lest quickly finds ou? who made if up. Nov. I5-Second pair of uniform penis for all cadels arrive. Crease reappears as sland- ard equipmeni on frousers. Nov. I8-Colonel Allen has greai' plans for school, organizes Commando group. Sergeanf Brown finds he cannol keep up wiih Colonel, resigns post Nov. 2I-Lookouf Min. boys decide Io do- naie Chris Moore To 'the wasie Iais salvage drive. COMPLIMENTS OF NU-MAID O L. TALLEY COMPANY Incorporaied Page I4-Adverfising JACOB REED'S SONS Jacob Reed's Sons have been meefing 'Ihe exacfing uniform requiremenfs of Officers in all branches of fhe service for I I9 years. If a Commission in 'Ihe Army, Navy or Marine Corps is your goal, remember Ihaf JACOB REED'S SONS will furnish you e complefe uniform ouffif of Superior qualify af moderafe prices. JACOB REED'S SONS I 424 Chesfnuf Sfreef Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CALENDAR . NOVEMBER Nov. 25-Broolcs promofed from P. F. C. fo corporal. Nov. 28--Mr. Hines is sfill carrying Harris' laundry, sfill profesfing he is a feacher. Nov. 29-Second period American I-Iisfory class wonders whaf Bud is doing Io his Iiffle QF eighfh grade French class down sfairs. CENTRAL FRANKLIN PROCESS CO. Nov. 30-End of foofball. Meo-Mio, '43-'44, is organized. Having Iosf services of valuable men, members of foofball squad begin fo wonder whaf Georgie Tech and Tulane have Ihaf McCallie doesn'f. Affer Jimmy Vann's visii' fhey know. My. myl DECEMBER Dec. 2-l.eBey furns Smokey Joe's music righf side up and 'relies a reed oul of fhe schooI's trombone. Joe explains fhaf the weed shorfage is geffing him down. Page I5-Adveriising C- COMPLIMENTS CHEROKEE MOTOR COACH COMPANY CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 0 CompIimen+s of WILLIAMS 8: VORIS LUMBER COMPANY Complimems of Complimenis of TEXTILE PRINTING COMPANY G' P' S' Phone 6-3434 EASTERLY-WOODHEAD ' FLOWERS Ambulance Service Phone 2-83626 COmpIimen+s of NATIONAL FUNERAL Home 'frU T f Pfffff CQ 'g'ff Nf C. A. EPPERSON, Manager I800 McCallie Ave. .400 Doedds Pgjgf ...eh 'OIT' . TJZIZ 2-3,68 g I6-Adveriisi T. T. WILSIIN IIIIIVIPIINY BUILDING SUPPLIES READY MIXED CONCRETE MAINTENANCE MATERIALS ii Telephones: 6-5 I 09-6-5 I 00 72I-727 Easf Ninfh Sfreei' CHATTANOOGA I, TENNESSEE P I7 Ad COMPLIMENTS HAPPY VALLEY FARMS ROSSVILLE. GEORGIA SCHOOL BUSNESS C ll A T 'r A N 0 O G A C. W. EDMONDSON. Presidenf L. C. LEACH 8: COMPANY JEWELERS 738 Cherry Sfreei' Official Jewelers for 'rhe McCallie School Class Rings and Pins BRAINERD DRUG COMPANY and CENTRAL DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION onueelsrs CALENDAR DECEMBER Dec. 4-Shannon doesn'f go 'ro Birmingham lhis week-end. Saving up poinfs for fhe Chris?- mas holidays, no doubi. Dec. 6-Mr. Purdy wears one slipper and one shoe, sprains his ankle running up sleps in Douglas Hall. Dec. 7-Many boys now know how ihe sailors af Pearl Harbor fell. W. W. P. begins enforcemeni of school's new ruling abou? aris- ing before six. King remembers morning he siudied in Mr. Purdy's classroom from 3:30 a.m. unfil 7:00 while Mr. Purdy did likewise. Dec. 8-Llewellyn asks Williamson fo come up affer supper To help him wifh his homework. Williamson arrives five minuies laler, fells him supper is precisely wha? he came affer, Dec. IO-Nixon breaks bank af The Wrighi as Seab loses conirol of lhe gambling devices. New war-'lime plan invoked: guesfs bring own beverages. Page 18-Advoriising COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW BROOK FARMS. INC. GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK I I.. Il les, 1 Qualify Firsi-Service Always 38I4 Brainerd Road Phone 2-3826 We'II miss you fellows fha? raise cain on Ihe back rowl GOOD LUCK DECEMBER Dec. I3-Chrisimas holidays begin. Board- ing siudenfs plan fo reiurn io school Iaie due Io railroad sirike, buf Docfor gels Washingion on wire. Boarding cadefs ferribly disap- poinfed. JANUARY Jan. 5-School reconvenes. Doc Hodges re porfs record selloul of Sen-Sen and aspirin. Jan. 7-Tooihpick and Jones, J. lake The nigh? Irain. Jan. I0-Nixon is living proof Ihai Mr. Sager is wrong when he says You can learn Solid in Iiffeen minuies a day if you sfudy if enough years. After slowing down Norih Chalianooga siafion wagon, Nixon finds greaf improvemenf fakes place in his work. Jan. I6-Semesier exam grades posied. Twelve chemistry siudenis go crazy calculaiing Iheir grades. Equal number of physics sfu- denfs cannot sfand sfrain of waifing, likewise go nufs. THE PARK THEATRE BROAD STREET GARAGE Packard Disfribufors b27 Broad Sfreei Phone 7-2l79 COMPLIMENTS OF POLLY BOYD, 'I8 HENRY TROTTER, 'I8 BILL KEESE. '2I TROTTER, BOYD, ana Keese All Lines of Insurance Page I9-Adveriising COMPLIMENTS or FUWLEH BHUTHERS CUIVIPANY DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Q-Q0 S h d B dS CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE SUPPLIERS OF FOOD Producfs 'Io Schools and Colleges Inslilulion Depl. FOX BROS. CO. Complimenls ol DR. STEWART LAWWILL Complimenls of COM PLIMENTS OF THE KRYSTAL Sc-HAMBURGERS-5c sour:-:ERN CHEMICAL COTTON ' COMPANY J. ERNEST DARR Q-be WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Farmers' Merkel, E. IIII1 S'rreeI Phones 6-2 I 29, 7-3359, Clwallanooga, Tenn. OF BROCK CANDY MAC's DRY CLEANING 32I7 Brainerd Road Phone 2-II42 We Clean EveryII1ing 09+- Complimenfs of GORDON GAMBILL INSURANCE PQ 2I Ad I g McCALLIE IS WELL LIGHTED WITH MID-SOUTH LIGHTING MID-SOUTH SUPPLY COMPANY I02 Easf EIeven+h Sireef Phone 6-4I I I CALENDAR JANUARY Jan. I7-Mr. Bass and Mr. Hines discover, TI'1ere's Meaf Around Ihe Corner, aI' Oscar's, aI Ieas+. Jan. I8-As Brooks is again made officer he commenis 'rhai' he has done in six weeks whai if 'rook him six years Io do Ihe firsf Iime. Pradice makes perfect Jan. 20-Prep Jamboree. Jack Lea prac- COMPLIMENTS OF THE TIP TOP FOOD MARKET iices hog calling. Lamb brings a siren, noi Ihe myihoicgical Iype. Tornado spIi+s hairs. comes up wirh vicI'ory over Bayior, 20-I9. Jan. 23-Mr. Spence inaugurafes open door policy in Founders: Zeppa geis fen marks, Mr. Spence geis furious. Jan. 26-We finaIIy have a formal dance. Boys see Ionq dresses for Iirsi' fime, do no'r recognize Their girls. Jan. 29- Tornado sfaris prinfing a picIure of Ihe Girl of Ihe MonIh. Many boys given COMPLIMENTS OF THE BRYAN COAL COMPANY Page 22-Adverrising COMPLIMENTS COMMERCIAL STATIONERY AND SUPPLY COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT EAST LAKE COAL CO. Besl' Grades of Coal and Sfolrer Coals Agenfs for Winkler Aufomafic Coal Sfolxers EAST LAKE YARD ROSSVILLE YARD 3-1200 3-I I75 JAMES P. ROBERTS J. P. JACK PAYNE CALWN M.PAYNE COMPLIMENTS OF MILLS 81 LUPTON SUPPLY COMPANY CALENDAR JANUARY cold shoulder by fheir girls. Baxfer is in- fensely provoked when Umphrey Lee's enlry carries off firsf honors. FEBRUARY Feb. 2-Lawson, G. arrives. Feb. 4-Lawson. G. is in E class. Feb. 7-Cremo polls school on fhree-week rafing sysfem: school vofes overwhelmingly againsf if. Faculfy voles fo malce if perma- nenf. Feb. I0-Sfunf nighf. Mole Wemyss pro- duces some brillianl' new colors. leaves hasfily affer unexpecfed revelafion of affair befween him and Bonnie. Feb. I3-Informal dance fonighf. Fisher lakes one look af assembled females. goes Io Infirmary wifh pinlc-eye. Mr. Burns lives up fo his name. Feb. I6-Carfinhour Ihrows a parfy, Page 23-Advertising IT PAYS TO PLAY 0 COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN-THOMPSON COMPANY 0 PHONE 7-3373 706 CHERRY STREET FOUNDEDI903 A SOUTHERN COMPANY OF CHARACTER THE VOLUNTEER STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE CECIL WOODS, Presidenf COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF NIXON-HASSELLE CO. Incorporafed MOUNTAIN CITY STOVE COMPANY CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT Ch ySI THE BRASER COMPANY LANSFORD PIANO CO. . Complumenfs of Pianos, Band Insfrumenfs, SI1ee'r Music 730 err reef Page 24-Adverfisinq COMPLIMENTS WH U H COMPLIMENTS of CLINE srunlos TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE l3lO on your dial THE Mc:OALLIE SCHOOL FOR BOYS On Bawlefield of Missionary Ridge CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 0 FOUNDED BY REV. T. H. McCALLIE, D.D. We believe in our sfudenls. They are lhe besf adverlisemenf fhaf McCallie has. Thaf is why we adverfise in Their annual. . For Affraciively lllusfrafed Cafalog, Apply fo HEADMASTERS S. J. McCallie, Sr., B.A., M.A., Pecl.D., LiH'.D.g J. P. McCallie, B.A., M.A., Pl1.D., LL.D. Page 25-Advsrfi q Q- MODERN MAID RANGES TORRIDAIRE HEATERS TENNESSEE STOVE WORKS 9 Ouifillers for Boys and Sludenis THE BOYS' SHOP Complimenls of WANN-CHAPMAN, INC. Funeral Direcfors 54I McCallie Ave. Complimenls of MERCER PIE COMPANY Mercer's Delicious Pies 7l0 O'Neal Slreel Challanooga, Tenn, SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. The Thrifl' Sfore of 'lhe Na'I'ion Phone 6-7344 Sixfh of Merkel and Broad CALENDAR FEBRUARY Feb. 20-Carlinhour relurns io school foday. carrying books under his eyes. Feb. 25-Mr. Mac announces lhaf lwo boys cannol have lhe same sponsor. Police are called 'ro break up baiile lsuch as it wasi as Jones and Holley pile Llewellyn and King. Maddin disappoinled, buf feels much befler aifer receiving gif? of pick and shovel wifh noie, Mos+ gold-diggers carry These. Feb. 27-One-drag Hudson picks up cigar- elle and E class ai 'rhe rale of lwo weeks per drag: decides if is noi worih if. Feb. 29-Realizing ihal 'rhis is an opporiu- ni+y which comes only once in four years, Mr. Spence visils Smoking Club. Grier begins praciice for spring diving compeiilion early. MARCH Mar. 2-The Clique sweeps Blood Bowl. Mar. 5--Track fraining sfarls. Meo-Mio loses many members, Page 26-Adverfising COMPLIMENTS OF PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS CALENDAR MARCH Mar, 8-Mr. Spence surprises Pafion, Hol- Iisfer, Ramsey, and Hardwick in a IiHIe game. Founders' Homers 'rremble Iesf being pu? on their honor fo repori pasf misdeeds, are only foo glad Io sign away Iulure gambling righfs. Mar. IO-Cake Race run. Clique again lands Iirsf. Baseball Ieam has a feast Mar. IO-Minsfrel held. Mr. Earnesl is in his glory. waving balon from sfand and shoul- ing, Phony WarII Mar. I3-Lawson, G. guided by Bud, finds drill field affer five weeks. Mar. I7- Dining Hall Epidemic sweeps boarding cadeis. food is blamed by viciims. Mer. I9-Wade asks BaubIes Io be his sponsor. E Company sfages insurreclion. Mar. 22-Smokey Joe is absenf Ioday. Soph- omores discover 'rhaf noi' all of ChaHanooga's smoke is produced in Sou'rh Hall 2, ses CLOSE FURNITURE COMPANY 436 Marker Sfreef FOR FURNITURE We Have Everyfhing for 'rhe Home Compliments of MCKESSON-DUFF DRUG CO. lI32 Marke+ Sfreef Phone 7-2I2l Complimenfs of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. We Cover fhe Ear+h Complimenfs of SECURITY FEED 81 SEED CO. I20I Broad Sfreef Chaffanooga Pa ge 27-Adverlisinq COMPLIMENTS HUMMING BIRD HCSIERY ir sou: excLuslvELY AT THE VOGUE JOE COMPLIMENTS OF A LOYAL MQCALLIE FRIEND +- BEST WISHES TO ALL CADETS V'S'T THE COMPLIMENTS or CHATTANOOGA FAIR IN SEPTEMBER SpeciaI Enferiainmeni and Educa+ionaI CI aIIanoOgaIS I:rIendIy SI Feafures W. ENGEL, Presidenf-Manager ll50 On Your Dial N B C DAY MCA M I I, 'WMM om im nso om Imnso C pl 6 + f c: pl e + f GERRYS OLD MAN TUNNEL DRUG STORE Phone 2-2I56 3lIO Pa e 29-Adverfisin CCJMPLIMENTS ICE CREAM 3744 Brainerd Road. Phone 2-3032. CALENDAR MARCH Mar. 23-Epidemic now reaching major pro- porfions. Auflioriiies fear hunger sfrilce on parf of cadefs. Mar. 24-Special parade +oday. Purple Hearf cifafions awarded To Carlinlriour for be- ing gassed in lab, Bud for burns suffered while pulling our fire, Corn lin abseniial for wound received in acfion in Eiowalw. Mar. 27-Slwelor gels down +0 fine poinis. swallows pin. APRIL April I-Creme doesn'+ sficlc Holley: Linarn doesn'+ call Clwarlolieq bus doesn'+ break down: every one is on lime for all formaiions and assemblies. April 3-Swimming 'learn Throws T. N. T. in flue lalce, find ilwey have a coach Thai can swim. April 5-Only fwelve privales leff now. Gliffer of gold braid dazzles iownspeople. Q- WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF A MCCALLIE SCHCOL FATHER Page 30-Adverfising Q- COMPLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGA BOILER 8: TANK COMPANY Q- Complimenfs of UNIVERSITY OF CHATTANGOGA DAVID A. LOCKMILLER, President CALENDAR APRIL April 9-Miss Vaughn wonders whai Bwang! means. April I4-Police raid The Wrighi' and if is closed. However, members carry on under cover. April I7--Mr, Sager has caused I,492,724 checks 'ro be pur on E cIass rosfers since Sep- iember. Aprii 22-Mr, Pressiy IeIIs classes siories of Iiie in New York. Many boys change plans for summer. April 25-Shannon wakes up Founders' af 2 a.m. screaming for Libby. MAY May 2-Mid-Souih Track Meef is posfponed for LIeweIIyn fo be King of Ihe May. May 5-Governmeni Inspecfion. Coi. War- ner Ieaches several boys how io do por? arms. May 7-Shehee does Ihe CorporaIion's final physics assignmenf. Page 3I-Adveriisinq FERGER BROS. 'gnu will ming bringing ignur Zliamilg. AND HUFFAKER Hunt My Eslablished I887 tn +- X2 GENERAL ff INSURANCE 385lIllBrainrrh illnah 4- Glhattannngn, Urnnrnnrr 806 Cherry Sheer Phone 6-3I0l R' M' lmuhafm Emma Qbnmrr anh Managrr tk 0 ns CALENDAR ul ct MAY 'f May IO-Fanlasy: Wemyss has dale wilh C O in g TO McCALLIE SCHOOL We congrafulale +he 'laculfy of Mc- Callie School upon lhe complerion of anofher successful year, climaxing a long career of dislinquished service fo The nafion lhrough fhe business of building men. olan mills studios GENERAL OFFICES, CHATTANOOGA Bubbles. May I4-Nila Wheeler winks af Brawner, who prompfly sels new record for 880. Mr. Bob wishes he had lalcen him lo Mid-Soufh Meel. May I6-The faleiul day approaches: vac- uum from Soulh Hall suclzs in every senior and facully member in vicinily. May I8-Challanooqa ransaclred for No-Doz pills. May I9--Lasl-minule reviews gel under way. Many books opened for firsf lime. May 20-Frank Ward disappointed: he didn'f have a IOO average for fhe year, May 2I-Final parade. Ranlc of privafe be- comes exlincl. May 22-The Clique graduafes. Faculfy can breaihe freely once more. Page 32-Adveriising COM PLIMENTS OF HOME OFFICE LIFE AGENCY HOTEL PATTEN I PROVIDENT LIFE 81 ACCIDENT I INSURANCE CO. CHATTANOOGA s LEADING HOTEL P. M. RAY EDWIN O. MARTIN . C. P. LLEWELLYN A. DeFOREST SPENCER JOHN R. HUMPHRIES JOHN LQVELL JOHN H. MEYER, lu Manager L. B. HOWARD A COMPLIMENTS ,xwxxgfffy I y S7 OF lllll mn 5 I VALLEY MOTORS Pioneers McCallie School pioneered better education and Fleetwood pioneered better coffee here-by its master blend of four of the world's linest coffees and by its exclusively owned SupAROMAtized roasting process. rtzlgrgqoon com: Your Buick Dealer PRINTING-ENGRAVING Prestige Engraving Greatly Enhances the Appearance ' Your Business Letlerheads, Envelopes, Cards, Trad Marks, Social Stationery, Wedding and Visilinq Ca TRUNDLE BROS. ENGRAVING CO Phone 6-OBII 833 Cherry Sl Compliments of STUTZ BROTHERS Heating and Roofing Page 33-Advertising ALLISON'S HAM Smoked Wi'rh Sweef Hickory Wood J. H. ALLISON AND COMPANY U. S. Inspecfion in All Depar1'men+s Chafianooga, Tennessee J. ERNEST MONA E. VA I .Iuhnsnn Insurance Agency Q A ...,,, A-.f. :-:' A 4034 James Bldg. 7-2078 E 01 J 9!V!M1Ei S' 'i if 'g i gg 574 W1 COMPLIMENTS OF A ' .1 gg gg gg 2-'Z 11 i 2 M ll? IJ! za.: A 1 ' 111 111 111 3, DR. J. L. BIBB A AVZAA -Mi-E-E-574 L -A -1f51'ifn'EBmrmnumnmuE5imifE ,, nl' :HZ--m..1..i..:IFA:, : E l :1.Rl!!11lJl11!!n1.N A .:.:.:.Q..1:u ,... A- SOUTHERN PROVIDENT SADDLERY COMPANY LIFE AND ACCIDENT FINELEATHER INSURANCE COMPANY GOODS I OUR 57TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR I Since l878 Soufh Broad Sfreei I As a Chafianooga lnsiifuiion Page 34-Advertisi g INDEX Tll ADVERTISING A Acme Coal Co ........ Allison. J. H. 81 Co. . . . . Arrow Transfer Xi Storage Co. Boys' Shop ..... . . Brainerd Drug Co. . . . Braser Co. ...... . . Broad Street Garage . . Brock Candy Co. . . . . Bryan Coal Co .... . . Bryan Hosiery Mills . . . C Cameron 8: Barr Baking Co. . Central Drug Store ..... Central Franklin Processing Co.. Chattanooga Boiler 81 Tank Co.. Chattanooga Interstate Fair . Chattanooga Lookouts . . . Chattanooga Medicine Co. . . Cherokee Motor Coach Co. . Cherry, Don, Tire Co. . . . Chester, Sam, 8: Co. . . Cline Studios .... . . Close Furniture Co. .... . Coca-Cola ......... Commercial Stationery 8: Supply Co .... ........ D Darr, J. Ernest . . . . . Davidson Clothing Co. . . Day McAmis ,.... . . Dixie Mercerizing Co. . . Easterly-Woodhead . . East Lake Coal Co. . . . . Eddy's ........ . Edmondson School of Business Edwards 8: LeBron. Ltd. . . Emig, W. H., Dr .-,. . F Ferger Bros. 8: Huffaker . . Fischer Co ....... . Fleetwood Coffee Co. . . Fowler Bros, Co. . . . . Fox Bros. Co ..... . . Fulmer Reeves 81 Ware . . G Girls Preparatory School . . Goetz, Edith, Florist . . . Gordon Gambill 8: Co. . . Grant, W. T.. Co. . . . H Happy Valley Farms . Hardie 81 Caudle . Hotel Patten ..... Howard Cleaners .... Humming Bird Hosiery . . i Interstate Life 3: Accident Co J Jacob Reed's Sons. . James Supply Co ...... Johnson Insurance Agency . Jones, Robert C. 81 Son . Joy's K Kay's Koi:-lentz Men's Store . Kress, S. H. 81 Co. . Krystal ....., L Lanstord Piano Co. . . . . Leach, L. C. 3: Co ..... Lookout Oil 81 Refining Co. Lovemans, lnc. ..... , M Mac's Dry Cleaning Co. . . Martin-Thompson Co. . . McKesson-Duff Drug Co, . . Meadow Brook Farms, lnc. , Mercer Pie Co ...... Mid-South Supply Co. . . Miller Bros. Co ,..,.. Mills 81 Lupton Supply Co. . Modern Way Laundry . . Mountain City Stove Co. . N National Funeral Home . . Nixon-Hasselle Co. . . . Nu-Maid Distributors O O'Donohue, Jack Co. . Olan Mills Studios . P Palace Market .... Palmer Clothing Co. . Park Theatre . . . . Payne. T. H. Co. . . . . Peerless Woolen Mills . . Perfect Service Station . Phillips, E. Cecil Agency . Pickett's. lnc. ...... . Provident Life 8: Accident lnsur ance Co ......... Provident Life 81 Accident lnsur ance Co., Home Office . Q Quinn Drug Co., . Ragland Bros. Co. . . . . Read House ....... Real Estate Management, Inc, Rothberger Directory Co. . S Sand Knitting Mills Co. . Sears Roebuck 8: Co. . . Security Feed 8: Seed Co. . SevenUp....... Sherwin-Williams Co. . . . Southern Chemical Cotton Co Southern Saddlery Co .... Standard Coosa Thatcher Co. Stovall Hardware Co. . . . Stutz Brothers .... T Talley, B. L. Co., Inc. . Templeton's, Jewelers . Tennessee Egg Co. . . . Tennessee Stove Works . Textile Printing Co. . . . Tip Top Food Market . . Tomlinson's ....... Trotter, Boyd 81 Keese . . . Trundle Bros. Engraving Co. Tunnel Drug Store ..... U University of Chattanooga . V Valley Motors ....... Violet Studio Camera Shop . Vogue, The ........ Volunteer State Life Insurance Co.. ....... .. W W. A. P. O. . . W. D. E. F. . . W. D. O. D ..... Wann-Chapman, Inc. . . .' . Williams Coal Co. . . . . Williams 8: Voris Lumber Co. Wilson. T. T. Co ...... Wood 81 Dietzen IIIJWN THE HUME STRETCH-LATE NEWS FL!-ISHE5 SPRING UF '44 The annual Pennanf-Tornado sponsored Barn Dance proves huge success despife fhe flood-hayride escapes deluge by narrow margin. Three way race for scholasfic honors won by Bill King who is chosen valedic- forian. Marshall Spears wins iob of sa- lufaforian, wifh Bob Pafferson winning consolafion honors as faculfy represenfa- five. One hundred McCallie boys fake Col- lege Board Exams fogefher wifh six ofher sfudenfs from fhe Chaffanooga area. Baseball 'ream closes season wifh besl' won-losf record in recenf years-eighf wins and four losses for a .667 mark- buf fails fo refain Mid-Soufh champion- ship as fwo of fhe four losses were fo Baylor. Cliff Propsf leads fhe sluggers. Bill Blake, Ellis Keener, Jim Kelley, Bill King, Ned Linker, Linus Llewellyn, Jack Shehee, and Gordon Smifh were fhe eighf boys selecfed for fhe Navy V-l2 program from fhe ninefeen who were nofified fhaf fhey passed 'rhe menfal exam. McCallie led fhe field again fhis year in placing more boys fhan any ofher school. Sfork hifs facufy members hard. Earn- esfs and Davises have daughfers, Presslys have anofher son. McCallie Day a greaf success. More fhan 60 ouf-of-fown boys and abouf 250 local prospecfs enioyed a pleasanf week- end on fhe campus. Track feam brushes aside T. M. l. and Baylor fo win fhe Mid-Soufh 'rifle hands down. Allan Brown wins fhe I00, 220, and 440, is high-poinf man for I944 wifh I7 lf2 poinfs. On a very slow, wef 'rrack he fied fhe school record in fhe 440 sef lasf year by Spider Rankin af 5l.I, missing Mid-Soufh record by fhree- fenfhs of a second. If was fhe second fasfesf 440 in fhe I7-year hisfory of fhe meef. McCallie's 75 poinfs were more fhan Baylor and T. M. I. fogefher could mus- fer. McCallie fook firsf and second in every flaf race from fhe I00 fhrough fhe mile, winning fhird also in fhe 440 and 880. I-Iarris scored I2 IX4 poinfs, l-Iol- ley I I If2, and Lankford I0. If was Mc- Callie's firsf vicfory in fhe Mid-Soufh since Coaches Bob McCallie and Russell Tafe ran for fhe Blue fiffeen years ago. Wesley Brown wins medalisf honors in fhe Mid-Soufh golf fournamenf wifh a I58, beafing Bandy, T. M. I., by fwo sfrokes. Team places second in 'rhaf evenf. Tennis 'ream wifh fhe firsf five men from lasf year gone, sfill win cify cham- pionship for sixfh sfraighf year. Jack Borling, Jim I-ledrick, Charles Kelley, Bill Wemyss, and Connor Merriff comprise feam wifh Ralph Smifh, Raymond Appen, l-loward Biggers and Price Morrison as spares. Wifh Mid-Soufh sfill incomplefe, McCallie leads Darlingfon and has fine chance for fhe fifle. ln fhe posfponed fennis finals held af Darlingfon, Charles Kelley defeafed I-licks of Darlingfon in fhe B singles finals fo give McCallie fhe feam cham- pionship for fhe second sfraighf year. McCallie scored I5 poinfs fo II for Darlinglon and I0 for Baylor. Jack Bor- ling was runner-up in fhe A singles, and he and Jim I-ledrick were runners-up in fhe doubles. McCallie had previously won fhe Mid-Soufh fennis championship in I932, I934, I940, I94I, and I943 and fied for firsf wifh M. B. A. and Baylor in I938. 1944 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM THURSDAY, .MAY I8 Annual meeling, board of Truslees al Loclcell Lodge. 6:30 P.M.-Senior-Alumni Banquet al Alumni Hall. Mr. Russell Tale, foaslmasfer. SATURDAY, MAY 20 2:30 P.M.-Class Day Exercises, Amphilhealre. William Connor King, Valediclorian. Marshall Turner Spears, Salulalorian. Roberl Glasgow Pallerson, Facully Represenlalive. 3:45 P.M.-Final Parade and Promolions, Alumni Field. 8:30 P.M.-Final Dance, gymnasium. SUNDAY, MAY 2I ll:0O A.M.-Baccalaureafe Service al Cenfral High School Audilorium. Sermon by Rev. C. C. Morris, D.D., paslor of The Firsr Bapfisl' Church, Ada, Okla. 4:30 P.M.-Band Concerl, lawn. 6:30 P.M.-Final Y. M. C. A. Vespers, Amphirhealre. Led by Karl King, presidenf. Presenlalion of lhe Don C. Peglar Memorial Award. Address by lhe Rev. H. C. Geiger, Livingsion, Tenn. MONDAY, MAY 22 I0:30 A.M.-Gradualion Exercises, Cenlral High School Audilorium. Presenlalion of Clifford Barker Grayson Memorial Medal, by The Hon. D. L. Grayson. Presenlalion of John C. Campbell Award, by Dr. S. J. McCallie. Commencemenl Address, by Dr. Umphrey Lee, presidenf of Soufhern Melhodisl Universily, Dallas, Texas. Presenfalion of Diplomas, by Dr. S. J. McCallie. ALM!-1 Ml-ITEH McCallie, dear McCallie School, Thy loyal sons are we: Sfrong in +hy s+reng+h, we'll ever sfand And True we'll always be. In 'rhee we place our fonclesf +rus'r, For 'rhee our prayers shall rise. Oh, Alma Maier, hail, all hail, We HH our song fo +hee. Oh, Alma Mafer, hail, all hail, We lif+ our song +o lhee. -A, L. BURNS, '2O. 1 1 414, .1... .' fc--X .. 5,1 Y- 4 . jf,'A, X., yn -. f'-3 ,.L..---.,, v- 4. , H. vi .. , Q. ,,. 1 . H-V 'EW ' 1' Mx, ll, . V, fm . 'f' 4' 1'1- , ,A -va- ..,3:e:, ' P :, wg . I , . n W r , Q Ju, f W 1 ,. ., AL ' 5 . A Q.. ,A L. .7 Q M. I 21.3 ,A .gzx ,. ..,,,f1, Y. - if .yr . .fm vnu - Mx, 1 M, FQ N -:MK ,pf-., , ww. 841' ,..., .., ,, n A 5..:, ',' ,- ,L qu, .rlvw , -KM, ., .a AJ . 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