McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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f-xx,,..-..X ,Naam x.... .NAA X X.-X. -W . I. Meg gggggi, 7 E D tt 3e253i..2gL?'f5QD Ji Chattanooga. Tenn. K BOARD EXAM6 I k PERMIT No. eve X Vol. I THE MCCHLHE SCHOOL, CHATTANOOG4, TENNESSEE No. I T11 llel' I Valedctolialt' Wa 0' l tVt2l1ltat0rlZ2l1 BUTTRAM DAL ron BENNETT ARE CLASS OFFICERS Tommy Buttranl, son of Dr. and Mrs. W R. BllftI'H77l of Oliattanooga, is president of this AVOILIJS Senior elass. Sinee Tommy ealne to Me- Callie six years ago. he has distin- guished himself in many Way-V. He was captain of the 1944 Football Team and on the varsity traelf and basketball squads. Because of his remarkable ability and sportsman- ship he was elected to the All Mid- South Football Tealn. He was ean- tain of Company A and later pro- moted to the rank of major. Tommy has been day student l'enl'esentatlve on the senate hoth terms this year. Pie is a member of the llop Coltllillf- tee, president of the IUUIlOL,'I'?1lll Plub, and president of Koo-Rio. Harry Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. R, I, Dalton 01' Charlotte, North Oar- Ujpm, lions elerti-d vlee-president of the Senior elass. Harry has been H! Mc-Callie slneo Sl?Ilfl'lllb!'lQ 1943, and has .3 remarlfalile rev-ord. Ile WHS on the Student Oouneil in his junior year and was indueted into Koo-Kio at the end or last year. This year Hal-ry has been oll the football. -800001: and traek tennis. Ile was vlceepresldent of the YMCA. the first semester of this year and presi- dent of the IffM.CA. C119 seeond. He was elected boarding student repre- sentative on the Senate in 1945 and was made second lieutenant of Oom- pany Paul Bennett, son of Dr. and Mrs. -I A. Bennett of Algoma, TVest Vir- ginia, was voted secretary of the the Senate as a sophomore and Senior class this year. Paul has been outstanding in several ways since he came to McCallie two years ago. I-Ie won a varsity letter in football in 1941 and was on the varsity soccer team. He is a ser- :ennt in Company A U study habits, Frank was voted, both ALSO HQNORED exsleclsss Hao olv Due to splendid scholastic reeo s ln neoaiiies 1944.15 sehool ,WH MAY26 27 28 Tom Turner was chosen valedietorian ' ' and Frank Ward, salutatorian, of the graduating Senior class To ae- The Drosram began on Thursdav. company these two boys, the faeulty May 24, with the annual nif-f-tins' of selef-ted Donald Cohfey and Billy the B H1'f1 Of Trustees in Lorkert Oartinhour who averaged over 90 for L0f15'9 -f0H0'V'9d '35 'T-'30 0'C10C'1f IU' the Senior-Alumni Banquet whose toastmaster was Mr. Robert Lewis MeOallie. Saturday afternoon the Class Day Exercises were held in the ambllis theater at 2:30 pm. There the two ton honor students, Thomas Coleman Turner and Frank Watson Ward, III, Nbolfe to the students and friends. These exereises were followed by a rromal Battalion Parade on Alumni Field at 4.30. The Final Party was held in the sehool gymnasium at 8:20 that Sallie evening. fin SLIIJCIFLV, Dfay 27, 19-Iii the Bac'- ealuurente Servieo was held in the auditorium of Central High School at ll o'f-look. The sermon was de- lirererl by the Rev. Donald Gray Rzlrllhousr, D.D., pastor ot' the Tenth 1'rf'S'u'teriall Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Un the lawn in front or the srhool the MeCallle Band gave a eoneert at -1:30. Harry Iifalton, prgg. iflont, was in eharge of the mia! Fltlfbt. Vesper Service at 0:30 o'r'lot'k, With the talk iven b ev. Ileliry -I Huey DD., iiastor gr The First Baptist Ohurrh of Milan, Tenn. At this vesper service was made the presentation or the Don C. Peg-Ihr A Ward for the boy who was the best lnllueneo in the boarding student tlehilrlflnent. Ten-thirty am. on Monday, May 28, 1945, the graduating exercises took place in the Central High Sf-hoo! Auditorium. The Clifford Ikarker Grayson Memorial Awami was presented by Dr, James Park Me- Callie and the John Campbell Award Dr. S. J McCallie. The Come encement speaker was Maj.-Gen. Jonathan W2 Anderson of the Class of '06'. Gen. Anderson is the com- manding general of the artillery sehool, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma He attended McCallie during its nrst year of existence, 1905. Dr. Spencer J McCallie then presented the dt- . plomas to the members of the forti- Turner Receives Ken! Latin Medal. eth Senior class. their entire eourse as honor graduates. Tom Turnelj Valedietorian of his f-lass, ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. JJ. L. Turner of Anniston, Ala. He took part in this year's school play, Wings Over Washington, and last year was awarded a :nodal for gen- eral ext-ellenee. Tom distinguished himself this yeah too, as sergeant of Company assistant feature edi- tor of the Tornado, rlass editor of the Pennant' and Vlee-president ot' the f'hina Missionary Committee, Frank Ward, salutatorian, is the son of Mr. and Mrs, R W. Ward, Jr., of Memphis, Tenn. Frank was :L 1-orporal in f'0l77DF1Ily assistant news editor ot' the Tornado staftj and n, member of the Missionary Committee. Due to his ri -oro s this year and last, Mef'a1lie's most studious eadet. ffvllllffllllllfl on Pllitfe I, f'ol, .Ti aaa ...-t. X aaaxax.. .Xa a,

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Hlmll ITIFITER McCallie, clear McCallie School, Thy loyal sons are we, Strong in thy strength, We'll ever stand, And true We'll always be. In thee We place our fondest trust, I For thee our prayers shall rise. Oh, Alma Mater, hail, all hail, We lift our song to thee. Oh, Alma Mater, hail, all hail, We lift our song to thee. -A. L 28 Burns, '20