McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)
- Class of 1947
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If ' Q' V X W i m 1731355 , ' , ,nl 'v. , 'K J ay W ff 2 3 M , . ,, 4 . . 1 , K 1 A J 1 All I - ii . , U i ,rl f,. Q . 11 1 AQ ya , H , .wmv M, 3 7 Sc. vi X W , 5 Q ZQP ,mv 6, 4 .Ali 1' . jd? rf W , 2 , y 41 DEDIC1 'PIOYH 0 DOCTOR THOMAS ED RD PECK 00D WHO, BY HIS CONSTANT EXAMPLE OF THOSE QUALITIES WHICH ARE CHARACTERISTIC OF THE FINEST TYPE OF MAN. BY HIS GREAT EFFICIENCY IN HIS PROFESSION, AND BY HIS SUBTLE HUMOR HAS SET FOR US A STANDARD WHICH, IF CONSCIENTI- OUSLY ADHERED TO, WILL LEAD US TO STILL GREATER PLANES OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. THE 1947 VOLUME OF THE PENNANT IS GRATEFULLY AND RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED. Q X E S..Em,, ,Q - fix, ,f -Q Z -. M if Maxx W Dr. lhoma Ed ard Peck ood Professor, a graduate of Southwestern with postgraduate work at the University ot Chi- cago, has been a prominent member oi local. southern, and national educational groups. His long service to McCallie as Headmaster and now as President of the Board of Trustees has contributed greatly to the education of F pencer Jarnagin cCallie at' young manhood. He has also been a vital factor in Chattanooga civic activities for the last forty years. His exemplary combination of industry. helpfulness. humor. and educa- tional ability has truly been a wonderful example of Christian manhood to McCallie cadets. Dr. illllti ill' C il I0 Doctor, who received his degrees from the University oi Virginia and King College, has been greatly responsible for the Christian atmosphere which has permeated the school since its founding. He has always displayed a willing spirit in helping any cadet out of difficulties. Doctor's interest and spirit have formed a great part of the background of the school for years. si an Associate Headma ter DR. T. E. P. WOODS SPENCER I. MCCALLIE, IR. Associate Headmaster Emeritus, Head of Bible Depart- Associate Headmaster, Head of Iunior School, Principal ment of Summer School ROBERT L. MCCALLIE WILLIAM L. PRESSLY Associate Headmaster, Dean of Students, Instructor in Associate Headmaster, Director of Scholarship, Head M v s EE Stix eggs Q- 52 EE E ,. X EQ . 5,52 EM x as 4 Q5 ,gr .fl 7 mga vs Q Q aww E A W H 'SWE sgis 1 ? s m e.s sm Ennis Q Q- in ea we mg:.i5?gc W L M 1 r 5:2 r gt, English oi English Department is new ssh K' E W .5 ga-fe sr B55 mfs NEA ng H1 we asia me 2 -me New H Haifa gs M Mes asm mfsg m :. R 5 E was ,. :EE Q s sim s R,s i s V is REQ H assi Q54 S 5 in me xi W'-'E Erin ,W s -s s uri? ESQ N m B 1 Q58 mga BEF. H fmt aww ii as HE, gm A1 at Q , 552 sig! mrs S : t -Nt , X .. A i an A ' www MA Q E ' fi E 4 A ,Ft Els? if! rx S, , af 1 .1 ' f ?':'3L1Z . t 4, ,tt X VV ,ggg?,x?, QA 4 . 4 DR. IAMES LEWIS BIBB ARTHUR LEE BURNS WILLIAM WALLACE PURDY MARSHALL L FLOWERS, IR. DR. IAMES LEWIS BIBB School Physician ARTHUR LEE BURNS I-lead of Modern Language Department: Master of Dormitories and Dining Room: Director of Social Affairs COL. HERBERT P. DUNLAP Commandant, P. M. S. and T.p Business Manager CHALMERS MOORE STIRLING MCILWAINE Instructor in Mathematics: Secretary4Treasurer, Mid- South Association of Private Schools: Secretary, Greater McCallie Building Campaign A -f .- ' ? if ' .. ' ' : . - if a EM T1 T H V ' ll' , Nw if t. i'if:11'L i' f W ., . , V r jg. -f- : iii .:..: ., - ,L i COL. HERBERT P. DUNLAP CHALMERS M. S. MCXLWAINE CONVERSE A. DAVIS, IH- NEILL McKAY WATSON WILLIAM WALLACE PURDY Head of Science Department: Master in Leaves MARSHALL IACKSON FLOWERS. Charge of IR. Instructor in Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing: Head Coach: Varsity Football Team, Va rs Varsity Tennis ity Boxing, CONVERSE ABRAHAM DAVIS. IR. Instructor in Mathematics: Assistant Coach in Athletics: Master-in-Charge of Iarnagin Hall NEILL McKAY WATSON Director of Admissions: Director of lniirmar in English yy Instructor Facult and taff LEWIS RUSSELL TATE THOMAS FRANCIS WALKER IEAN M. CALLOWAY WILLIAM A. FLOYD LEWIS RUSSELL TATE Instructor in Iunior School: Assistant Coach in Ath- letics: Master-in-Charge of Grayson Hall THOMAS FRANCIS WALKER Instructor in Spanish: Instructor in Public Speaking: Director of Dramatic Club WILLIAM BELL GUTHRIE Instructor in English: Co-Director of Glee Club KINCHEN WILLIAMS EXUM Instructor in English and History Facu WILLIAM BELL GUTHHIE KINCHEN WILLIAMS EXUM IOHN NARDO DAVID M. SPENCER IEAN MITCHENER CALLOWAY Instructor in Mathematics: Co-Director ot Glee Club WILLIAM A. FLOYD Instructor in Mechanical Drawinq, Science JOHN NARDO Instructor in Mathematics: Assistant Coach in Athletics DAVID M. SPENCER Instructor in History: Assistant Coach in Athletics lt and tatt Facu , MRS. S. I. McCAI.LIE Librarian CHARLES McDOWELL Trainerp Director of Study Halls D. C. WILEY in Economics, Commercial Law, Typing, Penmanship, Bookkeeping Instructor GUY SIMMONS MAYBERRY Coach ot' Rifle Team: Captain and Instructor in Military Science lt and tail Instructor in RICHARD B. DAVENPORT Science: Head Coach Varsity Swimming Team: Director oi Minstrel ZEBULON VANCE HOOKER Instructor in English may ur.. LAMBERT Instructor in History ROBERT B. LAMPTON Instructor in Mathematics GUY S. MAYBERRY MRS. S. I. MCCALLIE CHARLES McDOWELL D. C. WILEY RICHARD B. DAVENPORT ZEBULON VANCE HOOKER RAY L. LAMBERT ROBERT B. LAMPTON MR. IAMES L. PAUL, IR. MRS. FRANCES SMITH Fa MISS ZELLA WOODS MISS MAE IONES MISS ANNE MCCALLIE MISS MARY LOUISE MISS CORA PERRY MRS. RILEY THOMAS MRS. P. W. WADE MRS I W VANDERG MR. IAMES L. PAUL, IR. MRS. FRANCES SMITH Bursar Secretary MRS. C. W. HARPER MISS ZELLA WOODS Dietitian Recorder fm' Pictured MISS MAE IONES Resident Nurse MISS ANNE McCALLIE Alumni Secretary MISS MARY LOUISE BATEY Assistant Librarian MISS CORA PERRY Assistant Dietitian MRS. RILEY THOMAS Assistant to Bursar MRS. P. W. WADE Assistant to Recorder MRS. I. W. VANDERGRIFF Superintendent of Laundry cult and t , 12 11 1 L Q , 9 Q l- 3 K 7 .if ,8 4 , T .XX ,1 9 5, AC'l'IVI'l'IES O 0 O T H E EDITORIAL STAFF MAURICE CONTOR . . . Editor-in-Chief EARL CAMPBELL , . . Associate Editor A CLAUDE MCGINNIS , . . Class Editor EILL WARD , . Sports Editor BILL BOWEN . . . , Military Editor WALKER CASEY . . . . Feature Editor GEORGE SPIVEY .... . Photographic Editor CRAIGHEAD ALEXANDER . , . Copy Editor BUSINESS STAFF MAURICE CONTOR Ediior-in-Chief DEWEY HAGGARD ,,... Business Manager 'fu ?' .... -5:2 fiji J , -t-- W I xl . 1 L I iw . . ii- i.,. N5 194 PENN Lew Chapman Bob Clark Iohn Baker Albert Carter Lew Chapman Bob Clark Herbert Cohn Riqdon Currie AD SOLICITORS Albert Pennybacker H. M. Foss loe Marine ASSISTAN TS Rennie Cuthbertson Arthur Dickerson Bill Dietzen Albert Geiger John Griffin Sam Haddock Ed Henderson Tom Henry Gail Hersh Johnny Hutchens Billy Iewell Buck Looney Ioe Marine Don McGregor Roderick McKenzie lack Moore lim Morrison AN Frank Nabers Bill Neal Albert Pennybacker H. M. Poss Iulian Potter Mike Quinn Ioe Reynolds Cecil Rodgers Roger Townley Neill Watson Newell Witherspoon DEWEY HAGGARD Business Manager : H A' 1 EARL CAMPBELL . V .M AML 4.1 A sis, 55 M, - - is wa. L , to BILL WARD . if 5 I EDITORIAL STAFF LARRY HALE . . y MIKE QUINN . A JACK BOWLING . . SAM MILES , EARL CAMPBELL Editor-in-Chief ROGER TOWNLEY . . Editor-in-Chief Sports Editor Feaiure Editor Society Editor . Copy Editor Chapel Editor Military Editor IACK VIALL . . . Art Editor IOHNIE IONES . . Dormitory Editor BILL BOWEN . . Assistant Feature Editor ED STREET . , Assistant Sports Editor REPORTERS Baker, Cameron, Clark, Chapman, Dickerson, Dietzen, Gambill, Haggard, Henderson, Henry, Hersh, MacDonald, M. Miller, Morris, Netto, Paty, Pennybacker, Poss, Pritchard, Robinson, Rogers, Sloan, Spears, Spivey, Stoutt, Stowers, Witherspoon, Zeppa. 0 BUSINESS STAFF FRED STAFFORD . , Business Manager IACK MOORE . . . Advertising Manager DON MCGREGOR . . Circulation Manager ASSISTANTS Freeman, Schlater, N. Watson. FRED STAFFORD Business Manage: BOB STEPHENSON RUSSELL EMERY . WESLEY BROWN . COSMO WALKER TOMMY SCHLATER WOODY BANKS , IOHN LUTZ . . BURTON SPRAKER BOB STEPHENSON WALKER CASEY . WESLEY BROWN SAM HOLLIS , OFFICERS rmsr TERM . . Boarding Student Senator , . Day Student Senator . Senior Senator . . Iunior Senator . Sophomore Senator . . Freshman Senator . Iunior School Senator SECOND TERM , . . .President . Boarding Student Senator Day Student Senator . . Senior Senator BOB STEPHENSON President MARTIN CLOUGH . . Iunior Senator BOBBY DAVENPORT . . Sophomore Senator TEDDY KING . . . . . Freshman Senator EDDIE FISHER , . . . Iunior School Senator COSMO WALKER President STUDENT COU IL COSMO WALKER , SAM HOLLIS . . WALKER CASEY . Bob Stephenson Peyton Smith Tom Perkins Iohn Patalcy . . President . Vice-President . . . . . . Secretary Arthur Paty Eddie Fisher Iohn Sherrill Buster Humphreys SECOND TERM ROBERT RODES . ..... . . President BILL GARDNER . . Vice-President FRED STAFFORD . . ..,... Secretary Don Geiger Albert Carter lim Smith Iohn Faucette Bill Randolph Eddie Fisher Waller Anderson Bill Sloan ROBERT RODES Hal-,Y Stowers President rf. 1 www ,wr gif-in .fs ri? WEEE' mqf, 4 ugggi' mnnnmzr EZ' RER Eiga m slim nrw OFFICERS WESLEY BROWN . , . . President COSMO WALKER . . Vice-President BOB STEPHENSON . . . Secretary SAM HOLLIS , . , Treasurer M L WESLEY BROWN MEMBERS President ROBERT RODES BUSTER HUMPHREYS SAMMY IOYCE EARL CAMPBELL FACULTY MEMBERS FREDDY STAFFORD LEWIS RUSSELL TATE SPENCER MCCALLIE, IR SAM HOLLIS President OFFICERS FIRST TERM SAM HOLLIS , . .... . . President ROBERT RODES . . Vice-President RUSSELL EMERY . . . Secretary O 0 0 0 PEYTON SMITH , MERRILL MILLER . WALKER CASEY . TOMMY SCHLATER . BOB FOWLER . . AL CARTER . , EDDIE FISHER . . EVERETT DAVIDSON MEMBERS CRAIGHEAD ALEXANDER . DON LAZENBY . , IOI-IN FAUCETTE . IOHNNY TI-IORNE . SAM HOLLIS , . RUSSELL EMERY . ROBERT RODES . IIM SMITH . . . IOI-IN GRIFFIN , . TALBOT TRAMMELL ED GRAY . . . ED EUBANKS . . ALLAN RUDOLPH . DAVID NICOLL . BILLY SLACK . KEAT ZEPPA . SLOAN ,... IOI-IN FUQUA , , RENNIE CUTHBERTSON HARRY STOWERS GEORGE SPIVEY , . OFFICERS SECOND TERM MEMBERS . East Hall , Founders . Founder's . West Hall . South . South . Douglas . Iarnaqin , Iarnaqin . Grayson , Douglas . Douglas . President Vice-President . Secretary . . East . Founder's . Founder's . West Hall . . South . . South . Douglas . Douglas . Douglas . larnagin . Iarnagin . Iarnaqin . . Grayson . Yeaman's 0 CLUB GR AM OFFICER BILL GARDNER ...., A President MEMBERS Walter Mitchell Bob Taylor Colin Threlkeld Bill Gardner Sammy Ioyce Martin Richman Charles Kollmansperqer Waller Anderson Martin Clouqh Wesley Brown Harry Bunch Peyton Smith Noel Hardy Vaughn Dyer Talbot Trammell Billy Fisch Don Lazenby David Smith lohn Eyster Earl Campbell Bill Netto Walker Casey lim Smith Bobby Freeman Robert Smith i '7 gut I. agar: ' iw H sit mass BILL GARDNER President Mike Quinn Iohn Hutcheson Buster Humphreys Bob Stephenson Sylvester' Woodward if Aff SSIO ARY MERRILL MILLER . MITTEE OFFICERS . . . President DONALD MCGREGOR . 4 Vice-President AL CARTER . . . . . .Secretary NEWELL WITHERSPOON ...,.. Treasurer IIM MORRISON . BILL BOWEN . FRED ARNOLD . . lOl-IN RODDEY . IOHNNY Tl-IORNE . loe Reynolds Tommy Henry Neill Watson George Spivey Bill Ward lack Kinser Charles McKenna . . .Contributions Chairman . Day Student Assistant Treasurer . Day Student Assistant Treasurer . Boarding Student Asst. Treasurer Boarding Student Asst. Treasurer Bill Hendrix Wally Gambill George Nickels Iohn Faucette Rennie Cuthbertson Cecil Rodgers Ed Oehmig ,FN . MEMBERS Don Alexander Redford Tramell Arthur Dickerson Albert Gieger Iohn Baker David Nicoll Ray Daley MERRILL MILLER President Skipper Sherrill Buck Looney lirnmy Reilly Bob Clark Dick Proctor Iimrny Winters Iulian Potter .Q fin . - f v ,, w x 1 Y 4 K .. x x w R 'H H A 1 5554.--:i ::, W .:::.,.':j F W . . . dk K , 3-f. Q W Riu L., Lag. ?f1ax 5 4 .M,,r. .U - , . . .:::: 5 , , f, ? ? I , , k Xl .. .E . vp, lm... X f rg , W g. . M fl x X x 31597 X X 7 Hsin 5- mg, f-535 , I. H' N ' Q A : gg K7 ,Q - ng W 3 1 X fl? , rw-.uw 5 K L ,HX X E ? 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CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Band, '45, Private First Class, Band, '46, Corporal, Band, '46-'47, Third Team Football, '45-'46, Third Team Basketball, '46, Y.M.C.A. Council, '45, Copy Editor, PENNANT, '45-'46, Minstrel, '46-'47, Charlotte Club, '45-'46-'47, RALPH CLARK BAGWELL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Enrolled Sept., 1941, Private, Company E, '41, Private, Company D, '42, Corporal, Company '44, Sergeant, Company B, '45, First Lieutenant, Company B, '46, Fourth Team Football, '41-'42, Fourth Team Track, '41-'42, Third Team Football, '44-'45, Third Team Track, '44-'45, Varsity Track, '45-'46. WILLIAM MATTHEWS BEENE CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company D, '43, Corporal, Company B, '44, Sergeant, Company B, '45, Lieutenant, Company F, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43, Fourth.Team Basketball, '43, B Team Track, '43, Fourth Team Football, '44, Third Team Basketball, '44, B Team Track, '44, Third Team Football, '45, B Team Basketball, '45, B Team Tennis, '45, B Team Football, '46, lunior Varsity Basketball, '46, Varsity Tennis, '47, Varsity Baseball, '47, Special Drill Platoon, '45-'46, Glee Club, '46-'47. J' ERIOR nm A WILLIAM MATTHEWS BEENE .. HNIORS WILLIAM FREDRICK BIEBUSH -an f EMORY WEST BITZER ROBERT CHARLES BOOZEH WILLIAM FREDRICK BIEBUSH ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company '44-'45g Corporal, Company '45-'46, Corporal, Company D, '46-'477 Fourth Team Basketball, '44-'45, Third Team Basketball, '45-'46, B Team Track, '46, Tennis, '44-'45-'46, Midget Football, '45, Varsity Track, '47g Y.M.C.A. Council, '45, EMORY WEST BITZER TAMPA, FLORIDA Enrolled Sept., l943y Private, Company C, '43-'44g Private, Band, '44-'47, Fourth Team Basketball, '44p Third Team Football, '44, Florida Club, '43-'47, ROBERT CHARLES BOOZER ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept, 1946, Private, Company '46-'47, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Buckhead Club, '46-'47. 1 i 38 S awww w -tax H, 35:22 any ,as ff- Ig WILLIAM SCHAEFER BOWEN IACK DENVER BOWLING FRED DANIEL BOYD WILLIAM SCHAEFER BOWEN ci-IIOKAMAUOA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company '43-'44, Corporal, Company '44-'45, Sergeant, Company F, '45-'46, First Lieutenant, Company '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43-'44, Fourth Team Basketball, '43-'44, Swimming, '44, Third Team Football, '44, Boxing, '44-'45, Third Team Track, '45, B Football, '45-'46, B Track, '46, Tornado Staff, '45-'46, '46347, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47, Missionary Committee, '46-'47. IACK DENVER BOWLING FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company '44-'45, '46-'47, Private, Company '45-'46, Tornado Copy Editor, '46-'47, Dramatic Club, '46-'47, Minstrel, '46, French Club, '46-'47, Kentucky Club, '44-'47, FRED DANIEL BOYD SALISBURO, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1946, Private, Company B, '46-'47, Track, '47, Dramatic Club, '46, Glee Club, '46-'47, Flying Club, '46-'47, North Carolina Club, '46-'47, I .. ERIOR.. 39 A s 191 rw I we si is NE' ,f-wc my ' PNIORS .. IOHN LYNDON BROCKMANN WESLEY GREGORY BROWN EARL ROY CAMPBELL IR IOHN LYNDON BROCKMANN HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company C, '43-'44, Private, Company B, '44-'45, Corporal, Company D, '45, Sergeant, Company E, '46, Second Lieutenant, Company '46f'47, Fourth Team Football, '43, Third Team Football, '45, Varsity Soccer, '43-'47, Swimming, '44, Tennis, '45, Varsity Track Squad, '46, Glee Club, '44A'47, Minstrel, '44-'46, Tri-City Club, '43-'47. WESLEY GREGORY BROWN ct-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled 1941, Private, Company '41-42-'43, Corporal, Company '43-'44, Sergeant, Company A, '45 46, Major of Battalion, '46-'47, Best-Drilled Cadet in Seventh Grade, Best-Drilled Corporal in Company E, '43-'44, Best-Drilled Cadet in Company A, '45-'46, Filth Team Football, '41-'42, Fourth Team Football, '43, Varsity Football, '44-'45-'46, Fifth Team Basketball, '41-'42, Fourth Team Basketball, '42-'43, B Team Basketball, 43-'44, Varsity Basketball, '44-'45-'46-'47, Captain of Varsity Basketball Team, '46-'47, Fifth Team Baseball, '42, Fifth Team Track, '42, Fourth Team Track, '43, Varsity Golf Team, '43-'44-'45-'46-'47, Mid-South and City Golf Champion, '44, Mid- South and City Golf Runner-Up, '45, Southern, Mid-South, State Iunior, and City Golf Champion, '46, American Legion Award of Merit for the lunior School, '43, Senate, '4Z 43-'44-'45-'46, Mono- gram Club, '44-'45-'46-'47, President of Keo Kio, '46-'47, Hop Committee, '46-'47, North Chattanooga Club, '4l-'42-'43-'44-'45-'45'47, EARL ROY CAMPBELL. IR. , cr-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Oct., 1941, Private, Company E, '41-'43, Private, Company '44, Private, Company C, '44-'45, Corporal, Company '45-'46, Second Lieutenant, Company C, '46-'47, Fifth Team Baseball, '42-'43, Third Team Basketball Manager, '44, Varsity Basketball Manager, '44, Varsity Trainer, '46, Primary Bible Medal, '42, Tornado Staft, '45-'46, PENNANT Start, '45,'-46, Editor Tornado, '46-'47, Associate Editor, PENNANT, '46-'47, Keo Kio, '46-'47, Monogram Club, '45-'47, Minstrel, '43, '44, '45, '47, WALKER CASEY CHARLES B. CASTNER MAURICE DAVID CONTOR WALKER CASEY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company A, '44, Private First Class, Band, '45, Corporal, Band, '45, Best-Drilled Corporal in Band, '45, First Sergeant, Band, '46, Second Lieutenant, Band, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44, Fourth Team Basketball, '45, Third Team Track, '45, Third Team Football, '45, B Team Basketball, '45-'46, Varsity Track, '46, Varsity Football Manager, '46, Varsity Basketball Manager, '46-'47, Varsity Track Manager, '47, PENNANT Staff, '45-'46, Feature Editor, PENNANT, '46-'47, Y.M.C,A. Council Member First Term, '46, Secretary Student Council, First Term, '46, Boarding Representative ot Senate, Second Term, '47, Monogram Club, '46-'47, Minstrel, '46, Orchestra, '45-'46-'47, Nashville Club. CHARLES B. CASTNER LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Enrolled 1945, Private, Band, '45-'47, Fourth Team Football, '45, Varsity Soccer, '46, Orchestra, '46-'47, Minstrel, '46, Kentucky Club, '45-'47. MAURICE DAVID CONTOR CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Enrolled Sept., 1941, Private, Company '41-'42, Private First Class, Company E, '42-'43, Corporal, Company E, '43-'44, Corporal, Company C, '44-'45, Sergeant, Company F, '45-'46, Senior First Lieutenant, Company A, '46, Captain, Battalion Start, '46-'47, Best-Drilled Eighth Grader, '43, Tennis, '41, '42, '43, '44, Fifth Team Basketball, '41-'42, Fifth Team Baseball, '41-'42, Rifle Team, '43-'44-'45, Varsity Boxing, '45-'46, B Team Trainer, '46, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Tornado Start, '4l 44, Assistant Circulation Manager Tornado, 44345, Circulation Manager Tornado, '45-'46, PENNANT Staff, '42-'44, Assistant Copy Editor, PENNANT, '44-'46, Editor-in4Chief, PEN- NANT, '46-'47, Faculty Medals for General Excellence, '42-'46, E. G. Tucker Commercial Department Award, '43-'44, Penbroke O. Leach Algebra Award, '44-'45, Most Brilliant, '44-'45, Most Studious, '45-'46, Minstrel, '41, '42, '47, Chattanooga Club, '41-'47, 'B. B. B. Club, '46-'47, L ENIORS L' BBIURC WILLIAM ARNOLD COVELL RAYMOND LOVE CRAIG. JR. WILLIAM cAnsoN CUMMING WILLIAM ARNOLD COVELL DeFUNlAK SPRINGS, FLORIDA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company C, '45-'46, Corporal, Company D, '46, Sergeant, Company D, '47, Iunior Varsity Football, '45, Third Team Basketball, '46, Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Council, '46, Florida Club, '45-'47, RAYMOND LOVE CRAIG. IR. cHArrANoooA, TENN. E Enrolled Sept., l944, Private, Company B, '44, Private First Class, Company B, '45, Corporal, Company C, '45-'46, Sergeant, Company A, '46, First Sergeant, Company C, '46-'47, Special Drill Platoon, '45-'46, Fourth Team Football, '44, Fourth Team Basketball, '45, Third Team Baseball, '45, Third Team Baseball , '46, Varsity Boxing, '47, Minstrel, '46, Brainerd Club, '44-'47. WILLIAM CARSON CUMMING MARSHALL, TEXAS Enrolled Sept., l945, Private, Company D, '45-'46, Fourth Team Football, '45, Corporal, Company B, '46-'47, Texas Club, '46-'47. G -I t FRANCIS meson cummz r:vEnEr'r HOLMES mtvuason cHEsrEn c. DeVANEY. IE. FRANCIS RIGDON CURRIE ATLA NTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company D, '44-'45, Private, Company A, '45-'46, Sergeant, Company B, '46-'47, Best-Drilled, Company D, '44-'45, Fourth Team Football, '44, Fourth Team Basketball, '44-'45, Third Team Baseball, '45, Manager, Fourth Team Football, '45, Third Team Basketball, '45-'46, Buckhead Club, '44-'45-'46-'47, EVERETT HOLMES DAVIDSON LITHONIA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Band, '45-'46, Corporal, Band, '46-'47, B Team Basketball, '45-'46, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Glee Club, '45-'46, School Orchestra, '45-'46, Orchestra Leader, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Council, '46-'47, Prefect of larnagin Hall, Georgia Club, '45-'46-'47. CHESTER C. DeVANEY, IR. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company C, '45-'46, Corporal, Company A, '46-'47, B Team Football, '45, Third Team Basketball, '45-'46, B Team Basketball, '46, Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Brainerd Club, '45-'47. ' S ENIORS L' ENIORS JOE CHARLES DUNN WILLIAM 1.f.M:s ELLIS BOYNTON COLE EMERSON IOE CHARLES DUNN ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 19465 Private, Company C, '46-'47, Buckhead Club, '46-'47, WILLIAM IAMES ELLIS KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company A, '45-'46, Sergeant, Company A, '45, First Serqeant, Company A, '46-'47, Best-Drilled Private, '45-'46, Third Team Football, '45g Iunior Varsity Foot- ball, '465 Third Team Basketball, '45-'46p Soccer, '46-'47, B Team Basketball, '46g Knoxville Club, '45-'47. BOYNTON COLE EMERSON ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company D, '44-'45g Private, Company C, '45-'46, Corporal, Company E, '46g Sergeant, Company E, '47, Glee Club, '45 46p Minstrel, '46, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47p Buckhead Club, '44-'47, it RUSSELL V. EMERY. IR. JAMES MELVIN ENNIS. IR. IOHN CHARLES EYSTER RUSSELL V. EMERY. IR. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., l943p Private, Band, '43-'44y Private First Class, Band, '44-'45g Sergeant, Band, '45-'46g First Lieutenant, Band, '46-'47y Fourth Team Football, '43y Third Team Football, '44-'45g Varsity Soccer, '44-'45-'46p Student Council, '44-'45, '45-'46g Y.M.C.A. Council, '44-'46: Vice-President, Y.M.C.A., '46-'477 Senior Senator, '46-'47g Knoxville Club. JAMES MELVIN ENNIS, IR. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Enrolled Sept., l940p Private, Company E, '40-3435 Corporal, Company D, '43-'44g Sergeant, Company '44-'45g Lieutenant, Company C, '45-'46g Lieutenant, Battalion Staff, '46-'47, Color Guard, '44-'45p Fifth Team Football, '40-'42, Fourth Team Football, '42-'43: Third Team Football, '43-'44g B Team Football, '44-'46, Varsity Football, '46-'47, American Legion All-Stars, '46, W. A. G. C. All-City, '46: Fifth Team Basketball, '40-'42g Fourth Team Basketball, '42-'43f Third Team Basketball, 7133447 Team Basketball, '44-'45, Varsity Basketball, '45-'47g Intra-Mural Basketball Champions, '44-'45g lntra-Mural Track Champions, '44-'45g Fifth Team Track, '40-'4l: Fifth Team Baseball, '40-'42y Third Team Baseball, '42-'44q Varsity Baseball, '44-'46p Hop Com- mittee, '46-'47, Monogram Club, '46-'47p Brainerd Club, '40-'47, PENNANT Staff, '45-'46p Tornado Staff, '45-'46. IOHN CHARLES EYSTER DECATUR, ALABAMA Enrolled Sept., 19455 Private, Company A, '45-'46g Private First Class, Company A, '46-'47g Varsity Football Trainer, '45-'46g B Team Basketball, '45-'47: B Team Baseball, '46: Monogram Club, '45-'47g Alabama Club, '454'47. .. EIXIORS .. EIBIORS WILLIA M W. FISCH WILLIAM EDWARD GARDNER ALBERT IAMES GEIGER IR WILLIAM W. FISCH ATLANTA, GA. Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company C, '44, Private First Class, Company C, '45, Corporal, Company D, '45, Sergeant, Company F, , '45-'46, First Sergeant, Company A, '46, Second Lieutenant, Company A, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Fourth Team Basketball, '45, lunior Varsity Basketball, '46, Varsity Swimming, '45-'46-'47, City Backstroke Champion, '46, Prefect, '45-'46, Monogram Club, '46-'47, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47, Atlanta Club. WILLIAM EDWARD GARDNER NORTH wtucsssoao, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company C, '43-'44, Private First Class, Company B, '44-'45, Corporal, Company B, '45, Sergeant, Company D, '45, First Sergeant, Company B, '46, First Lieutenant, Company C, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43, B Team Football, '44, Varsity Foot- ball, '45, Varsity Football, '46, Most Spirit on Varsity Football Team, '45, Most Improved Back on Varsity Football Team, '46, American Legion All-Star Football Team, '46, Honorable Mention on AllACity Football Team, '46, B Team Basketball, '44-'45, Varsity Basketball Trainer, '46, Varsity Soccer Team, '46-'47, B Team Track, '44, Varsity Golf Team, '45-'46-'47, Student Council, '45, Assistant Prefect, '44-'45-'46, PENNANT Staff, '46, Member of Hop Committee, '46-'47, President ot Monogram Club, '46-'47, North Carolina Club, '43-'44-'45-'46-'47. ALBERT IAMES GEIGER. IR. sr. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Band, '44-'45, Private First Class, Band, '45, Corporal, Band, '45, Ser eant Band '45-'46, Second Lieutenant, Band, '46 '47- Third Team Basketball, '44-'45- Tennis '44, Q 1 . I ' 1 I 1 Third Team Baseball, '45, Varsity Soccer, '45-'46, Varsity Swimming, '46-'47, Iunior Varsity Football, '46, Orchestra, '46-'47, Minstrel, '45-'46-'47, Bugler, '45-'46-'47, Missionary Committee, '46-'47, ' PENNANT Start, '46-'47, Florida Club, '44-'45-'46-'47, DONALD GEIGER LARRY EVERETT HALE HERBERT NOEL HARDY DONALD GEIGER LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company D, '43-'44, Private First Class, Company D, '44-'45, Corporal, Company C, '45-'46, Sergeant, Company B, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43-'44-'45, Third Team Football, '45-'46, Varsity Soccer, '44-'45-'46-'47, Student Council, '44 45, Tennessee Club, '43-'44-'45-'464'47. LARRY EVERETT HALE CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company A, '44, Private First Class, Company A, '45, Corporal, Company A, '46, Sergeant, Company A, '46, Second Lieutenant, Company D, '47, Best-Drilled Private in Battalion, '44-'45, Special Drill Platoon, '44-'45-'46, Fourth Team Football, '44, Third Team Football, '45, Third Team Baseball, '45, Cheerleader, '45-'46, Dramatic Club, '46-'47, Tornado Staff, '45-'46, Feature Editor, Tornado, '46-'47, Glenwood Club, '44-'47, B. B. B.'s '45-'47. HERBERT NOEL HARDY HAETSVILLE, TENESSEE Enrolled' Sept., 1941, Private, Company '41-'42, Private, Company C, '42-'43, Corporal, Company C, '44-'45, Corporal, Company C, '45-'46, Sergeant, Company B, , '45-'46, First Sergeant, Company A, '45-'46, Sergeant Major, '45-'46, Captain, Company A, '46-'47, Best- Drilled Cadet, Company C, '45, Best-Drilled Cadet, Company '46, Special Drill Platoon, '43 44, Manager, Fourth Team Football, '41, Manager, Fourth Team Football, '43, B Team Football, '44, Varsity Football, '45-'46, Fifth Team Basketball, '41, Fourth Team Basketball, '42, Third Team Basket- ball, '43, B Team Basketball, '44-'45, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Fifth Team Baseball, '41, Fourth Team Baseball, '42, Third Team Baseball, '43, B Team Baseball, '44'-45, Varsity Baseball, '46, Varsity Swimming Team, '44-'45-'46-'47, Rifle Team, '44, Prefect, '42-'43-'44, Monogram Club, '46-'47, Tennessee Club, '4l-'42-'43-'44-'45-'46-'47, Member Hop Committee, '46-'47, .. BNIOR ' .. ENIORS ROGERS SANDERS HARRIS MARION DARGAN HICKLIN SAM BRINSON HOLLIS ROGERS SANDERS HARRIS ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., l946p Private, Company A, '46-'47. MARION DARGAN HICKLIN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company D, '44-'45, Private, Company C, '45-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Third Team Football, '461 Varsity Soccer, '44-'45, Third Team Baseball, '45, South Carolina Club. ' SAM BRINSON HOLLIS MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19447 Private, Company B, '44-'45g Private First Class, Company B, '44-'45, Sergeant, Company B, '45-'46, Captain, Company B, '46-47, Third Team Football, '46-'-477 Third Team Basketball, '44-'45, Varsity Swimming, '45-'46-'47g Y.M.C.A. Council, '45g Student Council, '457 Keo Kio, '46-'47, Hop Committee, '46-'47g Missionary Committee, '45-'46, President Senior Class, '46-'47, President Y.M.C.A., First and Second Terms, '46-'47g Vice-President Student Council, First Term, '46-'47, Treasurer, Kee Kio, '46-'47, Senior Representative, Senate, '46-'47, Memphis Club, '44-'47. la, as WILLIAM HOLLISTER HENRY CLIFTON HUMPHREYS. IR. JOHN GROVER HUTCHENS WILLIAM HOLLISTER NEW BEEN, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19455 Private First Class, Band, '45p Corporal, Band, '45-'47, Missionary Committee, '45, North Carolina Club, '45-'47, Dramatic Club, '46 47. HENRY CLIFTON HUMPHREYS. IR. WHITWELL, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19455 Private First Class, Company C, '45-'46p Corporal, Company D, '46: Sergeant, Company D, '47, Varsity Football, '45-'46y Captain, Varsity Football, '46, All-City Foot- ball, '45-'46g All Mid-South Football, '45-'46p North-South All'Star Game, '45-'46, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47f Varsity Baseball, '46-'47g All-City Baseball, '46g Keo Kio, '46-'47g Hop Committee, '46-'47, Monogram Club, '45-'46-'47p Student Council, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A., '46g Prefect, '46-'47. IOHN GROVER HUTCHENS I-IIGI-I POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1945: Private, Company B, '45-'46g Corporal, Company A, '46-'47p Fourth Team Football, '45-'46g Iunior Varsity Basketball, '45-'46, Glee Club, '45-'46, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47, North Carolina Club, '45-'47, S BNIORS FNIORS IOHN I. HUTCHESON III EDWARD HOMER IOINER I IOHNIE H IONES IOHN L. HUTCHESON III Rossv1LLE, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1941, Private, Company C, '41-'42, Private, Company B, '42-'43, Corporal, Company B, '43-'44, Corporal, Company A, '44e'45, Sergeant, Company C, '45-'46, Captain, Company D, '46-'47, Fifth Team Football, '41-'42, Fourth Team Football, '43, Third Team Football, '44, Varsity, '45-'46, Fifth Team Basketball, '41-'42-'43, Boxing, '44-'45-'46, Fitth,Team Baseball, '42- '43, Varsity Track, '46 47, Senate, '43, Primary Bible Prize, '42-'43, Minstrel, '42-'43, American Legion All-Star Football, '45-'46, Monogram Club, '45-'46-'47, I-lop Committee, '46-'47, Georgia Club, '4l-'42-'43-'44-'45-'46-'47, EDWARD HOMER IOINER LooKoUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1941, Private, Band, '41-'43, Corporal, Band, '43 44, Sergeant, Band, '44-'45-'46-'47, Fifth Team Football, '41-'42, Fourth Team Basketball, '42-'44, Third Team Basketball, '44-'45, Fifth Team Baseball, '42, Third Team Baseball, '43-'44, Golf, '45, Minstrel, '41-'47. IOHNIE H. IONES CHARLOTTE., NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company '43-'44, Private, Company B, '44-'45, Corporal, Company A, '45-'46, First Sergeant, Company B, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43, Third Team Football, '44, Varsity Football, '45e'46, Fourth Team Basketball, '43, Varsity Soccer, '44, Third Team Baseball, '43, Varsity Baseball, '45-'46-'47, Student Council, '44, Charlotte Club, '43-'47. DONALD LOWERY NEELY DIXON MCCARTER CLAUDE AUGUSTUS MCGINNIS, III DONALD LOWERY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Band, '44, Private First Class, Band, '45, Sergeant, Band, '45-'46, First Lieutenant, Band, '46, Captain, Band, '46-'47, Bugler, '45-'46, Minstrel, '45 47, Best-Drilled Cadet, Band, '46, Orchestra, '46-'47, Third Team Basketball, '44-'45, Third Team Baseball, '45, Fall Tennis, '45, Varsity Boxing, '45-'47, Wrestling, '46, 124-pound Mid-South Boxing Champion, '47, Monogram Club, '47, Hop Committee, '46-'47, Brainerd Club, '44-'47, NEELY DIXON MCCARTER GASTONIA, N. C. Enrolled 1945, Private, Company A, '45-'46, Private, Company B, '46-'47, Glee Club, '45-'47, Orchestra, '45-'47: Minstrel, '46s Dramatic Club, '46. CLAUDE AUGUSTUS MCGINNIS, III ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company '44-'45-'46, Sergeant-Major, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44, Third Team Football, '45, Iunior Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Swimming, '45-'46-'47, Class Editor, PENNANT, '46-'47, Play, '44-'45-'46, Minstrel, '45-'46, Buckhead Club, '44-'47. J' BNIORC JLIOR . T Uwe? ages ma M..-E ,A wp. . 3, ,T Zi ' W B E X -'iw 'AH HY T : 'N 3.25535 my H me A f H A .T hz, M. R a as H a Ma ,. 1-laws M - A- sea - 1 we si, wits R il If a A L? mms W it .tw 5 X A A , aw. I V- 3 YT Stxgiii EH-E YN E A Ki 23-5 SHE wa ,awttwea T mfs jg: e 3 assi E ,g' Awful B ,T - M 1, Q VX a 2 1, g . ,F Lf' a a 1 s A M x S E 4 - af a it W ---e ' 1 X' a I X 5 E a A is ' -R E- 'AEE 2 'M , .asa Q E125 5, was W ' 1 -- f' a M a W a R A ..i a w M . , 1 .- sg EH fa: A '-QNf.s,J2 Maxam ' ef' 't'tQ..amm1-- A .gf ., B. Hangs A gmsari ' A an ' fa . H .H . , . H 4 wtf Y, 'T 1 ' qi., . 2 ., f' T, ,gig X gpg. E 3 if ,., ,. - ,. 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' 6452, LOUIS MCLENNAN CHARLES RAY MacDONALD SAM E. MILES LOUIS MCLENNAN ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 19465 Private, Company A, '46-'47, Varsity Football, '46, Third Team Basketball, '46-'47, Golf Team, '47p Buckhead Club, '45-'47, CHARLES RAY MacDONALD CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19455 Private, Band, '45p Private First Class, Band, '46, Sergeant, Band, '46 47g Captain, Rifle Team, '46g Wrestling Team, '47, Minstrel, '46, Orchestra, '45-'47p Charlotte Club, '45-'47. SAM E. MILES CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19445 Private First Class, Company B, '44-'47, Third Team Baseball, '44-'45-'4Eg Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Tornado Siafl, '44-'46f Chapel Editor, Tornado, '46-'47g North Chattanooga Club, '44-'47. MERRILL CUSHING MILLER. IH. WALTER M. MITCHELL. IR. HENRY CLAY MOORE. lH. MERRILL CUSHING MILLER. IR. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19447 Private, Company C, '44-'45, Private, Company B, '45-'46-'47y Third Team Football, '44-'45p Varsity Soccer, '44-'45g Rifle Team, '45-'45g Varsity Track, '45-'467 Dormitory Assistant Treasurer, Missionary Committee, '45-'46g President, Missionary Committee, '46-'47g Y.M.C.A. Council, '46g Christian Life Conference, '46y Dramatic Club, '46-'47g Minstrel, '46g North Carolina Club, '44-'45-'46-'47. WALTER M. MITCHELL. IR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 19465 Private, Company A, '46-'4'7y Varsity Basketball, '46-'47g Varsity Football, '46f All-City Football, '46y Monogram Club, '46-'47, Buckhead Club, '46-'47. HENRY CLAY MOORE, IR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 19451 Private, Company B, '45-'46, Corporal, Company A, '46-'47g Iunior Varsity Football, '45-'46-'47p Varsity Baseball, '46-'47g Varsity Soccer, '45-'46-'47, Buckhead Club, '45 47. L' ERIURS FRIORJ' L J if . . x . IRCK MORGAN MOORE IAMES HUSTON MORRISON WILLIAM DAVIS NETTO IACK MORGAN MOORE CHICKAMAUGA, GEORGIA - Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company B, '43-'44, Private First Class, Headquarters Platoon, '44-'45, Corporal, Headquarters Platoon, '45-'46, Staff Sergeant, Headquarters Platoon, '46-'47, Rifle Marksmanship Instructor, '44-'45346-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43, Varsity Track, '44, Third Team Football, '44-'45, Varsity Baseball, '45, Varsity Wrestling Team, '44-'45-'46-'47, Good Sports' manship Trophy in Frye Wrestling Tournament, '47, Varsity Baseball Manager, '47, Cheerleader, '46-'47, PENNANT Start, '45-'46-'47, Advertising Manager, Tornado, '46-'47, Glee Club, '46-'47, B.B,B.'s, '46347, Chickarnauga Club, '45-'46-'47. IAMES HUSTON MORRISON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company A, '44-'45-'46-'47, Missionary Committee, '44-'45-'46-'47, Tornado Staff, '43-'44, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47. WILLIAM DAVIS NETTO WEST PALM BEACH, FLA, Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company '45, Private First Class, Company C, '45-'46, Private First Class, Company A, '46-'47, B Team Football, '45, Varsity Boxing, '45 46, Baseball, '46, Junior Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Boxing, '46-'47, Tennis, '47, Tornado, '45-'46-'47, Monogram Club, '46-'47, Florida Club, '45-'46-'47. Erma a sl z l 53 mcrmnn B. PATTERSON IOHN MICHAEL QUINN, JR. FULTON RAY RICHARD B. PATTERSON BLU EFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private First Class, Company '45-'46, Corporal, Company '46, Sergeant, Company B, '47, B Team Track, '46, B Team Track, '47, Manager Iunior Varsity Football, '46. IOHN MICHAEL QUINN, IR. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE , Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Band, '43-'44, Private First Class, Band, '45, Corporal, Band, '45-'46, Sergeant, Band, '46, First Sergeant, Band, '46-'47, Drum Major, '46-'47, Fall Tennis, '43-'44, Fourth Team Basketball, '43-'44, Third Team Basketball, '44-'45-'46, Third Team Baseball, '44-'45, B Team Baseball, '46, Varsity Football Manager, '46, Blood Bowl Champs, '45, Monogram Club, '46-'47, Minstrel, '43-'44345-'46, Tornado, '45-'46, Society Editor, Tornado, '46-'47, PENNANT, '45-'46-'47, Glenwood Club, '43-'47, B.B.B. Club, '45-'4'7. FULTON RAY ROME, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company B, '45-'46, Private, Company B, '46-'47, Third Team Football, '45, Iunior Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Soccer, '46-'47, Georgia Club, '46-'47, ' J' BNIORJ' C' ERIORS PATRICK HENDRIX REAGAN PAT REILLY IOSEPH LEWIS REYNOLDS PATRICK HENDRIX REAGAN ATTALLA, ALABAMA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company B, '44-'45, Private First Class, Company C, '45-'46, First Sergeant, Company E, '46-'47, Third Team Football, '44, lunior Varsity Football, '45-'46, Third Team Basketball, '44-'45, Soccer, '45-'46, Boxing, '46-'47, Swimming, '46, Missionary Committee, '45-'46, Alabama Club, '44-'47. PAT REILLY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Headquarters Platoon, '434'45, Private First Class, Company A, '45- '47, Brainerd Club, '43-'47, IOSEPH LEWIS REYNOLDS LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1942, Private, Company '42, Private First Class, Company '43-'44, Corporal, Company E, '45-'46, Corporal, Company D, '46-'47, Fifth Team Football, '42, Fifth Team Basket- ball, '42, Fitth Team Baseball, '42-'43, Fourth Team Football, '43, Iunior Soccer, '43, Third Team Basketball, '44, Third Team Baseball, '44, Wrestling, '42-'43-'44345-'46, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47, Missionary Committee, '46-'47, Lookout Mt. Club, '42-'47, MARTIN S. RICHMAN IOHN HARVEY RODDEY ROBERT McDOWELL RODES MARTIN S. RICHMAN DALToN, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., l946, Private, Company '46-'47, Rifle Instructor, '46-'47, Varsity Football, '46-'47, Varsity Boxing, '46-'47, Varsity Wrestling, '46-'47, Glee Club, '46-'47, Monogram Club, '46-'47, Georgia Club, '46-'47, IOHN HARVEY RODDEY CHARLOTTE, N. C. Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company D, '45, Private, Company A, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Council, '46, Glee Club, '45-'46-'47, Minstrel, '46, Boarding Treasurer, Missionary Committee, '46-'47, Charlotte Club, '45-'46-'47. ROBERT McDOWELL RODES DANVILLE, KENTUCKY Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company A, '44-'45, Sergeant, Company A, '45, Special Drill Platoon, '45, Captain, Company '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44, Third Team Basketball, '44, General Tennis, '45, Third Team Football, '45, B Team Basketball, '45, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Iunior Varsity Football , '46, 'Varsity Basketball, '47, Y.M.C.A. Council, '45, Prefect, '45-'46, Student Council, '45, Secretary, Y.M.C.A., '46, Vice-President, Y.M.C.A., '47, President, Student Council, '47, Keo Kio, '47, ..' BLIORJ' 57 ILIORC WILLIAM PENN SELMAN DAVID LELLAND SMITH IAMES FOREST SMITH IR WILLIAM PENN SELMAN - SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1942, Private, Company C, '42-'43, Corporal, Headquarters Platoon, '43-'44, Second Lieutenant, '45, First Lieutenant, '46-'47, Third Team Football, '43, Rifle Team, '44-'46, Volleyball, '46-'47, Georgia Club, '42-'47, DAVID LELLAND SMITH CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1942, Private, Company C, '42-'46, Corporal, Company C, '46-'47, Third Team, Basketball, '43, Third Team Football, '43-'44, B Team Football, '45, Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Baseball, '44-'47, All-City Baseball, '48, Monogram Club, '44-'47, Missionary Ridge Club, '42-'47. IAMES FOREST SMITH, IR. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company C, '43-'45, Sergeant, Company D, '45-'46, First Lieu' tenant, Company E, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '43, Third Team Football, '44-'45, Varsity Foot- ball, '46, Varsity Boxing, '44-'46, Third Team Baseball, '44, B Team Baseball, '45, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Captain, Track Team, '47, Monoqram Club, '46-'47, Knoxville Club, '43-'47, 58 PEYTON LAWSON SMITH ROBERT WORTHINGTON SMITH GEORGE SPIVEY PEYTON LAWSON SMITH ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled lune, 19447 Private, Company B, g '44-'45g Corporal, Company D, '45 46g First Sergeant, Company F, '-463475 Fourth Team Football, 44, Fourth Team Basketball, '44p Varsity Track, '45g Third Team Football, '457 B Team Track, '467 Varsity Track, '47g Captain, Bowling Team, '46p Student Council, First Semester, '48-'47g Y.M.C.A., First Semester, '46-'47g Monogram Club, '45-'47g North Carolina Club, '44-'47. ROBERT WORTHINGTON SMITH cHATTANooeA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., l942g Private, Company D, '42-'44f Private, Company C, '44-'45, Private, Com- pany '45-'46, Private First Class, Company '46-'47, Fiith Team Basketball, '42-'43g Fifth Team Track, '42-'43, Fourth Team Football, '43p Wrestling Team, '45-'4'7g Alternate Captain, Varsity Track, '47g Varsity Track, '44-'45-'46, Monogram Club, '45-'47g B.B.B. Club, '46-'477 Tennessee Club, '42-'47p Minstrel, '43. GEORGE SPIVEY HELENA, ARKANSAS Enrolled Sept, 19445 Private, Band, '44-'45y Corporal, Band, '45-'46-'47g Missionary Committee, '45-'46-'47p Minstrel, '45-'46g Tornado, '46-'47, Photographic Editor, PENNANT, '46-'47g Soccer Manager, '46-'47, Track Manager, '47f Y.M.C.A. Council Member, '47g Arkansas Club, '44-'45-'46-'47. C' ERIORS 59 S BRIORC PM ZH? . rr ' QU, 3, FRED FOUSHEE STAFFORD ROBERT IOHN STEPHENSON FRED F OUSHEE STAFFORD . GREENSBORO, NORTH CAHOLINA Enrolled Sept., 1943: Private, Company '43, Private First Class, Company '44g Corporal, Company C, '44-'45p Second Lieutenant, '45y Captain, Company '45-'46p Captain on Staff, '46-'47p Special Drill Platoon, '44-'45p Manager, Varsity Basketball, '43-'44, Third Team Basketball, '44-'46, Iunior Varsity Basketball, '46g Varsity Swimming, '44-'45-'46g Captain, Swimming Team, '45-'46y All Mid-South One Hundred Yard Free Style Swimming Champion, '45g All-City One Hundred Yard Free Style Swimming Champion, '45-'46g Holder of One Hundred Yard Free Style Swimming Record, '46, Member of All-City Medley Relay and All-City Free Style Relay Swimming Teams, '45 46p Y.M.C.A. Council, '44-'45g Tornado Staff, '43-'44-'45-'46-'47: Business Manager of Teams, '45-'46g Y.M.C.A. Council, '44-'45p Tornado Staff, '43-'44345-'46-'477 Business Manager, Tornado, '46-'47g PENNANT Staff, '43-'44-'45-'46p Copy Editor, PENNANT, '45-'46g President, Missionary Committee, '45-'46p Student Council, First Term, '45, Preiect, '44-'45-'46p Monogram Club, '45-'46-'47g Keo Kio, '463477 Hop Committee, '46-'477 North Carolina Club, '43-'44-'45A'46. ROBERT IOHN STEPHENSON TAYLORS, SOUTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19421 Private, Company E, '42-'43, Corporal, Company E, '43-'44: Sergeant. Company '44-'45, Sergeant, Company E, '45-'46g Captain-Adjutant, '46-'47g Best-Drilled Cadet, Company E, '45-'46g Best Non-Commissioned Officer, '45-'46p Fifth Team Football, '42-'43g Fourth Team Football, '43-'44g Third Team Football, '44-'45y B Team Football, '45-'46, Varsity Football, '46-'47, Second Team All-City Football Team, '46y American Legion All-Star Game, '467 Fifth Team Basketball, '42-'43y Fourth Team Basketball, '43-'44g B Team Basketball, '45-'46, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47y Fifth Team Baseball, '42-'43g Third Team Baseball, '43-'44, B Team Baseball, '44-'45g Varsity Track, '45-'46p Most Popular Iunior, '45-'46, Sophomore Senator, '44-'457 lunior Senator, '45f46g President, Senate, First Term, '46-'47g Secretary, Keo Kio, '46-'47: Secretary, Senior Class, '46-'47g Student Council, '43-'47, Monogram Club, '46-'47g Hop Committee, '46-'47, South Carolina Club, '42-'47. GLENN RICHARD STOUTT. IR. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., l943p Private First Class, Company '43: Corporal, Company '44g Sergeant, Company D, '44-'45g Second Lieutenant, Company E, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44g Fourth Team Basketball, '44p Third Team Baseball, '44-'45, Third Team Football, '44-'45g Boxing Team, '45-'46y B Team Football, '46g Tornado, '45-'47, B.B.B. Club, '45-'47. 60 tl' GLENN RICHARD STOUTT IR 1 gi ,.'?I'3,15i 4 WM ee -.e-WW KT-,Adil : imaw P'- ' 1? it Sash 'Y W jf'-f' ul.. . 'VX . V lbw , 'flea 4 .' QW g ...' , .,.,,.Ws Q5 .1 r X r ,W A eau X 71 '-ET' 5 ROBERT HOUSTON SYLAR TAYLOR O. TEAGUE III COLIN HODGE THRELKELD. IR. ROBERT HOUSTON SYLAR CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private, Company '43-'44, Private First Class, Start, '44, Corporal, Staff, '45, Corporal, Company E, '45-'46, Corporal, Company '46-'47, Rifle Marksmanship Instructor, '44-'45-'46-'47, Soccer, '43-'44-'45f46, Third Team Baseball, '45-46, Brainerd Club, '43-'47, TAYLOR O. TEAGUE III MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company '45, Corporal, Company C, '45-'47, Varsity Baseball, '46, Varsity Baseball, '47, Volleyball, '47, PENNANT Staff, '47, Dramatic Club, '46-'4'7. COLIN HODGE THRELKELD. IR. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Band, '44-'45, Corporal, Band, '45, Private, Company A, '45-'45, Private, Company C, '46-'47, Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Third Team Football, '46, Third Team Basketball, '45-'46, Third Team Baseball, '45, Varsity Baseball, '46-'47, Prefect, '46, Monogram- ' Club, '46-47, Memphis Club, '44-'47. MC ENIORS FNIORS ROGER IOHN TOWNLEY SCOTT VERNER COSMO LOWRY W LKER ROGER IOHN TOWNLEY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943: Private, Company B, '43-'447 Private First Class, Company B, '44-'45y Corporal, Company A- '45-'46g Sergeant, Company A, '45-'46p Second Lieutenant, Company F, '46-'47p Best-Drilled Platoon, '45-'46y Minstrel, '45-'46, Fall Tennis, '43-'44p Volleyball, '43-'44g Track, '43-'46p Third Team Football, '45-'4By Varsity Football, '46-'47g Varsity Wrestling, '46-'47y Varsity Track, '46-'477 Tornado Staff, '43-'46, Military Editor, Tornado, '46-'47y Brainerd Club, '43-'46: Georgia Club, '46-'47, B.B.B. Club, '46-'47g PENNANT, '46-'47. SCOTT VERNER FOREST CITY, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19455 Private, Company D, '45, Private First Class, Company D, '46: Corporal, Company B, '47g Glee Club, '45-'477 Dramatic Club, '46-'47g North Carolina Club, '45-'47. COSMO LOWRY WALKER COLUMBIA, S. C. Enrolled Sept., 19431 Private, Company E, '44-'45g Corporal, Company '45-'46p Sergeant, Company F, '46-'477 Captain, Company E, '44-'45: Student Council, '46-'47, Vice-President, Keo Kioj '46-'47, Boarding Student Representative on Senate, First Semester, '45-'46g Varsity Soccer, '46-'47g South Carolina Club, '43-'47, 62 D, ia WILL WALKER WARD, IR. IAMES W. WINTERS SYLVESTER WOODWARD WILL WALKER WARD. IR. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Enrolled Sept., l944g Private, Company C, '44-'45p Corporal, Company A, '45-'46y Corporal Company '46-'47: Fourth Team Football, '44-'45p Third Team Basketball, '44-'457 Wrestling '45-'46p Varsity Soccer, '46-'47g Tornado, '44-'45-'46-'47p Sports Editor, Tornado, '46-'47g PENNANT '45-'46g Sports Editor, PENNANT, '46-'47g Missionary Committee, '45-'4Bg Intermediate Bible Medal, '44-'45g Chemistry Medal, '45-'467 lunior English Award, 7155467 Kentucky Club, '44-'47. 1 1 I IAMES W. WINTERS PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Enrolled Sept., l942p Private, Company E, '42-'-437 Private, Company '43-'44p Corporal, Company '44-'45p Corporal, Company F, '45-'46: Corporal, Company D, '46-'47p Fifth Team Football, '42y Fourth Team Football, '44-'45p Iunior Varsity Football, '46: Fifth Team Basketball, '42: Fourth Team Basketball, '44g Fifth Team Baseball, '43g Varsity Swimming, '44-'45-'-46. SYLVESTER WOODWARD QUINCY, FLORIDA Enrolled Sept., 19457 Private, Company A, '45-'46g Private First Class, Company '46-'47p Varsity Football, '45-'46p Florida Club, '45-'47, - lf' ENIOI S X- 'L Uma. W7 First Row Third Row IOHN ROBERT ALBA . . . VERNON E. ALEXANDER, IR. . . FRED MOORE ARNOLD, IR. . . EDWIN IOEL AUSTIN WILLIAM D. BACON . Second Row IOHN ALDEN BAKER WILLIAM B. BARTON, CLIFFORD A. BETTS. RICHARD A. BOYD . GENE C. BRANSON . IR. , . I . Bluefield. W. Va Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. . Greenville, Miss. . .Or1ando, Fla Mountainburg, Ark Chattanooga, Tenn Statesville, N. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. IAMES R. BROCK ....... Houston, Texas THOMAS C, BROWNLEE . . . . Calhoun, Ga. HARRY S. BUNCH . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. ALBERT M. CARTER .,... Cleveland, Tenn. RICHARD LLEWELLYN CHAPMAN , Chattanooga, Tenn. MUNIOR UNIOR First Row CHARLES ROBERT CLARK . Lookout Mountain, Tenn WILLIAM MARTIN CLOUGI-I . . . Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM HILL COOPER . . . Chattanooga, Tenn WILLIAM R. CUTI-IBERTSON, IR. . . Charlotte, N. C. IOI-IN R. CROWE ..... . Talladega, Ala. Second Row PARKS H. DALTON, IR. . . . RICHARD V. DALTON . . ARTHUR N. DICKERSON . . CHARLES THOMAS EPPERSON . JIMMY M. FICKEISON ..,. Third Row MITCHELL G. FLORENCE . . ROBERT C. FREEMAN . . WILLIAM L. FRIERSON, IR. . IOI-IN B. FUQUA . , . WALLACE R. GAMBILL . . . Charlotte, N. C . . Arlington, Va Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn . Bluefield, W. Va . Miami, Fla . . Griffin, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn . . Milan, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn 66 I-'irsi Row CHARLES F. GAYTON . EDWARD M. GRAY, IR. . IOHN KEY GRIFFIN, IR. . SAMUEL T. HADDOCK . . . DEWEY LEE HAGGARD, IR. . Second Row IOSEPH W. HAMILTON, IR. . DOUGLAS C. HAYNES. IR. . IOI-IN THOMAS HEAD . . . EDGAR P. HENDERSON, IR. . THOMAS GLENN HENRY . . . . Rossville, Ga . Greenville, Miss. . . Dublin, Ga. . Anderson, S. C. Chattanooga, Tenn . . Atlanta, Ga . Fort Pierce, Fla . . Ringgold, Ga . Greendale, Ind Chattanooga, Tenn Third Row RAYMOND H. HOLLAND, IR. . . Wilmington, N. C ROBERT P. HOLLIDAY . . . Lookout Mountain, Ga WESLEY H. HOUSER . . . West Palm Beach, Fla HUGH D. HUFFAKER . . . Chattanooga, Tenn DUVAL W. HUNTER, IR. . . . High Point, N. C JMU Ion JU Itlll First Row IAMES ALBERT HURST . . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. DAVID M. ISBELL . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. IAMES A. IONES III . . . . Panama City, Fla. ARNOLD REED IOYCE . , Chattanooga, Tenn. IOI-IN WILLIAM KILGORE . . . Tazewell, Ga. Second Row CHARLES P. KOLLMANSPERGER . Chattanooga, Tenn. DONALD P. LAZENBY ..... Bluefield, W. Va. ALVIN LEE LUTTRELL . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. FRANK W. MCDONALD . , . Chattanooga, Tenn. DONALD A. MCGREGOR . . . Manaqua, Nicaragua Third Row WARREN C. MCNEILL, IR. . . . Red Springs, N. C. IOHN R. MABBETT, JR. . . . . Griffin, Ga. IOI-IN WILLIAM MEREDITI-I .... Orlando, Fla. THOMAS MILLER . . . . St. Petersburg, Fla. IAMES OLAN MILLS , . Chattanooga, Term. 68 First Row BEN CURRIE MORRIS ...,. Panama City, Fla. ENOCH C. MORRIS, IR. .... Birmingham, Ala SIDNEY EMMETT MORRISON, IR. . . Gastonia, ANSLEY HUGH MOSES . , Lookout Mountain, WILLIAM HENRY NEAL, IR. . , Winston-Salem, CHARLES EDWARD NATHAN SAMUEL THOMAS Second Row W. OAKLEY. , . , ,Dunlap, WEST OEI-IMIG, IR. . . Chattanooga, ELMER OPLINGER . . Chattanooga, WATKINS OVERTON, IR. . Memphis, B. PERKINS . . . . . Gallatin N.C Tenn. N.C Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn. Third Row HENRY MAURICE POSS .,.. Chattanooga, Tenn FRANK N. PRINCE, IR. .... Summerville, Ga FRED CHARLES PRITCI-IARD III . . Memphis, Tenn IAMES DICK PROCTOR ..,, Whiteville, N. C EDGAR R. PUND . . . . Augusta, Ga JMU 1011 UNIOR First Row WILLIAM G. RANDOLPH . . THOMAS A. RICE .... IOI-IN PAINE RICHARDSON . CECIL M. RODGERS .,,. IOHN ALLAN RUDOLPI-I, IR. . ,av- WI S . Cleveland, Tenn. Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn St. Petersb urq, Fla Tenn. Second Row THOMAS W. SCI-ILATER . . . . Nashville, Tenn NORMAN C. SCHLEMMER . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. RAYMOND SKINNER, IR. . . . Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM C. SLOAN, IR. , . Ionesboro, Ark. VICTOR P. SMITH . . . Hazlehurst, Miss. Third Row DOUGLAS BROWN SPEARS . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. SHELBY C. STANLEY, IR. . . . San Antonio, Texas LOUIS S. STEINBERG . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. HARRY W. STOWERS . . Bluefield, W. Va. EDWARD H. STREET .,.. Chattanooga, Tenn. 70 First Row Second Row ROBERT C. TAYLOR .... EDWARD H. THOMPSON RICHARD H. THOMPSON TALBOT W. TRAMMELL . PAUL JACKSON VIALL, IR. . . . . Princeton, Ky. . . Gadsden, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Miami, Fla. Chattanooga, Tenn NEILL McKAY WATSON III . . Chattanooga, Tenn THOMAS EDWARD WI-IITESIDES . Chattanooga, Tenn EDWARD NEWELL WITHERSPOON, Chattanooga, Tenn GEORGE D. WRIGHT, IR. ..... Dalton, Ga STANLEY E. WYNN . . . Dalton, Ga J 0 R 71 f Qtialii l il 7 First Row IAMES ANDERSON ABEL . . . Chattanooga, SAMUEL WALLER ANDERSON, IR., Knoxville, WOODRUFF ASBURY BANKS, IR. . Chattanooga IOHN A. BARRON . .I . IOHN R. BENNETT . . . Lookout Mountain . Crystal Springs, Second Row Tenn. THOMAS LYNDON BENNETT . . Chattanooga, Tenn DOUGLAS R. BEVILLE, IR. , . , Chattanooga, , Tenn KEITH RENNIE BIGGERS .... Charlotte, Miss ANTHONY WILLIAM BLEDSOE . . Greensboro, ,Tenn FLETCHER W. BRIGHT . . Lookout Mountain, Third Row WILLIAM EMERSON BROCK III .,... Lookout Mountain, Tenn. GEORGE B. BROCKENBROUGH . . . Kinards, LEWIS ARNOLD BROWN . . . Chattanooga, WILLIAM MCNAIR BRYAN . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. AMOS SUMNER BUMGARDNER . . Charlotte, N. C. 0PH 0 S. C. Tenn. ORE Tenn. Tenn. N. C. N. C. Tenn. OPHO First Row CARLTON T. BURNETTE. . IOHN BROWNING CAMERON . ROBERT F. CARLISLE, IR. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Birmingham, Ala. WILFORD CAULKINS . , . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. ROBERT LYNN CLAPP . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Third ALAN THOMAS DICKSON lOHN WILLIAM DIETZEN KENNETH COOPER DYER VAUGHN DYER , . . IAMES ROBERT ELLIOT . in-1 74 ORE Second Row HERBERT BENIAMIN COHN . Signal Mountain, Tenn JOHN RICHARD COLLINS .... Monterey, Tenn BLUCHER COOPER ..,... Birmingham, Ala GEORGE HENRY CORNELSON, IR. . . Clinton, S. C ROBERT MCGEE DAVENPORT ..,..... . , Lookout Mountain, Tenn Row Charlotte, N. C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Kansas City, Mo. First Row Second Row GEORGE MCDONALD EUBANKS . . . Atlanta, Ga. STATES RIGHTS FINLEY, IR. . Lookout Mountain, GEORGE JOHNSON EVANS .... Iackson, Miss. ROBERT Z. FOWLER ..,... Knoxville, IAMES S, FAHEY .... . Chattanooga, Tenn. GEORGE GRANVILLE GRAHAM, IR., Memphis, THOMAS ALISON FANIOY . . . Statesville, N. C. ALEXANDER H. GUION, IR. , . . Charlotte, IAMES CLAY FARRAR ..,. Chattanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM HERMAN HALL, IR. . , Chattanooga, Third Row CHARLES ANDREWS HAWKINS , . . Rossville, Ga. WILLIAM WEAVER HENDRIX . . Chattanooga, Tenn. PRESTON BYRON HENN . . . . Murphy, N. C. GAIL CHAMBLISS HERSH . . , Chattanooga, Tenn. HALE CARMACK HOLLAND . , Chattanooga, Tenn. OPHO ORE Tenn Tenn Tenn N. C Tenn OPHO OR First Row WILLIAM IOHN HORSLEY . . EVERETT ALVIN HOUSER III . JOHN EDWARD I-IUCKABA . . RAYMOND GENE HUNT II . CLAUDE BARTON ILER, IR. . . Kingsport, . .Shelby, Chattanooga Chattanooga, . Greenville, 1 Second Row Tenn. GEORGE HILL INMAN . . . N. C. DON LINDSEY IACKSON . . Tenn. WILLIAM HENRY IEWELL , Tenn. IACK THOMAS KINSER . . . S. C. PAUL CAGE KLYCE, IR. . . Third Row KARL EVERETT KNOEDLER . . Chattanooga, Tenn. BENNIE IOE LAMBERTH ..... Iorxesboro, Ark. THOMAS BUCHANAN LOONEY . , Memphis, Tenn. IAMES EUGENE LYLE .... Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT IULIAN MCCAMY . . . . Dalton, Ga. , . Augusta, Ga . Maryville, Tenn Chickamauqa, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn 76 .il-N.. 1 X TJ? First Row Second Row CHARLES EDWARD MCKENNA . Chaitanooqa, Tenn. RODERICK KINGSTON MCKENZIE, Chattanooga, Tenn. IAMES R. MCWANE ..... Birmingham, Ala. GEORGE BROCK MAGRUDER ,.,. Orlando, Fla. WALTER D. MOORE ..,.. Chickamauqa, Ga. RICHARD SCOTT MORRIS . HALMER IUSTUS NANCE, IR. . GEORGE EMMET NICKELS II DUNBAR NEWELL OEI-IMIG RICHARD WATSON OLIVER Third Row PETE PARKER ...,. IOI-IN WHEELER PARSONS IOHN T. PATAKY . . . ARTHUR ALAN PATY III . ROBERT GALLATIN PAXTON oPHo . . Chatlanooqa, Tenn. . . Galax, Va. . Orlando, Fla. . . Memphis, Tenn. . . .Greenvil1e, Miss. film . . Tyler, . Rutledge, . . Bristol, Chattanooga, . Na shville, 0RE Texas Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. OPHOMORE First Row ALBERT MITCHELL PENNYBACKER, IR. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. IULIAN WALES POTTER, IR. , . . . Kilgore, Texas ROBERT ALLGOOD PURSE . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Second Row EDWARD MONTGOMERY ROBINSON ..... Lookout Mountain, Tenn CHARLES OWSLEY RODES . , . . Danville, Ky IOSEPI-I MCDOWELL RODES . . , Danville, Ky LOUIS LANGFORD ROSE, IR. . . , Charlotte, N. C COUNCILL COURTLAND RUDOLPI-l, IR. . . , . CHARLES PRATT RATHER, JR. . . Birmingham, Ala. PAUL ANDREW RENSHAW . . Memphis, Tenn. Third Row LOUIS THOMPSON RUNGE ,... Belton, S. C. RALPH LONGWELI. SANDERS, IR. . Chattanooga, Tenn ROBERT I-IAYNES SANDERSON , . , Orlando, Fla. IOE ALBERT SCHMISSRAUTER, IR., Chattanooga, Tenn. ' CHARLES DAVID SETLIFFE . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . St. Petersburg, Fla I 78 First Row Second Row EDWARD C. SHARP. . , Birmingham, Ala REDFORD CHERRY TRAMELL .,,. lellico, Tenn NORMAN FERGUSON SMITH . Chattanooqa, Tenn. ROBERT IAMES TURNER .... Greenville, S. C ROY STUART SMITH, IR. . . Charlotte, N. C. VICTOR VANCE ....... Iackson, Miss EMERY IOSEPI-I STRANGE . Greenville, Miss GARIEPY GILBERT WATSON, Chattanooga Valley, Ga WILLIAM IOHNSTON SWEETS . Chattanooga, Tenn CHARLES RICHARD WAUGI-I .... Galax, Va Third Row KAY WHALEY ..... . Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT CARL WILLIAMS . . , Chattanooga, Tenn. KEATING V. ZEPPA . . , . . Tyler, Texas OPH 0RllS R M 'J -. SZ I ' 7 253225 L E Q5 -? ? 5' I W? I3 E55 5 Q' '-Q' .H I t 1 Y - W 2 wg ' . ' af--E, k K, ' f a , A .,,, W .Q . ' W L ' f :Ir A ' ' V. f Q5 ' Z2 ' fl 9 ' Q. gg . i .. f' ' W ' - --1.5, H 1 Q. .5 no -v W f , 1 M. ' A 1 '- Ea W' ,it ' ,. ' - Iain . A an K I ... LL 4VvVYAAv M its' A . . I . l I , if I I T A . T I 'J f - ' ' ,la b H. . .ggi . L- ...E 1 ,W - , . . --. ,I QTEW - ifmfi a ' 'M ' I v 1 . If sf . fzww- ...M-. -.-, .-: V . f-rw ..-9 .wait--ani-4.-1 - ' I . ' - I 1' 7'4'fflI l.2 ti??il1 ' V H. R w lil: V SX-5 ' '2T..gE Q' iw! z 55 Y , V .... e I - 4 I Q , . ,-- .:.:,.,,a:wi- tm :g1t. First Row Second Row CARROLL B. ARMSTRONG . . Chattanooga, Tenn. PAUL K. BROCK . . Chattanooga, Tenn KENNETH BARTON . . Chattanooga, Tenn. BERTRAM BURNETT . . Chattanooga, Tenn IAMES O. E. BECK . . Memphis, Tenn. GILBERT R. CAMPBELL . . Knoxville, Term FRANK R. BETTS . . Chattanooga, Tenn. RICHARD A. CARVER . . Chattanooga, Tenn KENT BRADLEY . . . St. Peterburg, Fla. GEORGE M. CLARK . . Chattanooga, Tenn ROBERT M. BRANNON . . Birmingham, Ala. IOI-IN B. COLE, III . . Birmingham, Ala FR Third RAY H. DALEY, IR. GEORGE M. DARDEN . HENRY LOUIS DIAMOND . IOHN ADAMS EARLY ROSS I. EVANS, IR. . E 81 Row . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Leland, Miss. . Chattanooga, Tenn. , Birmingham, Ala. . Nashville, Tenn. FR First Row Second Row IOHN EDWARD FAUCETTE, IR. . , Bristol, Tenn. IAMES L. FOWLER ..... , Knoxville, Tenn, THOMAS RICHARD GARLINGTON . . . Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT A. GUTHRIE, IR ..... Chattanooga, Tenn DAWSON I. HALL . . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. DONALD W. HIXON . . . Chattanooga, Term. IAMES W. HOGAN . . . Lenoir, N. C. GERALD E. HOLMES . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Th IOI-IN LUTZ III .... EUGENE MCCLAMROCK III WILLIAM M. MARINE . HOWARD L. MERCER , HANLEY G. MICHELSON WILLARD MOORE . . GLEN MOSELEY . FRANK S. NABERS . WELBOURNE IAMESON, ELMER CAREY KAYLOR, THEODORE F. KING, IR. FRED W. LAZENBY IR. . , IR. . . THOMAS N. LETSINGER FRANK H. LEWIS, IR. . RICHARD LOPLIN . . JAMES W. LOUGHRIDGE ird Row . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Knoxville, Tenn. , Chattanooga, Tenn. , Chattanooga, Tenn. . , Chattanooga, Tenn. , Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, . . Alcoa, Chattanooga, , . Jackson, Tenn Tcnn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Nhss . La Fayette, Ga 82 .,- wi r fl QTL' it Q' at ti p..-. f sta ' 'ga I .E t I 'N Hg r , Siva -Q 'I 6 . von. 53 First Row Second Row DAVID M. NICOLL . . WILLIAM P. PARKER . . Chattanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM D. PEARSON , SAMUEL E. PITNER . . . Miami, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Knoxville, Tenn, ROBERT W. ROANE . . KENNETH ROBERTS . . IOI-IN CHARLES SHERRILL IAMES P. SHOFFNER , . . NELSON C. POE ..... . Greenville, S. C. IOSEPH HENRY SINGER. IH. - WALTER ALBERT OUILLIAN, IR. . . Rossville, Ga. WU-I-IAM HENRY SLACK IU RICHARD I. RAMSEY ..... Chattanooga, Tenn. DUNCAN SMITH - - - JAMES W. REILLY . . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. PHILIP ALBERT TABER . Third Row 'WILLIAM B. THOMPSON . . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. MATT LEE THOMPSON, IR. . JOHN CALVIN TI-IORNE . . HARLAND GEORGE TOWNLEY PAUL IEROME WALKER, IR. WILLIAM R. WATTS, IR. . IOHN LAWTON WRIGHT, IR. LEWIS WINSTON WRIGHT FRE 83 . . . Chapel Hill, N. C. . . Columbia, S. C. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. , . Athens, Tenn. . Coral Gables, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. , . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Savannah, Ga. . Charlotte, N. C. . Knoxville, Tenn. . Atlanta, Ga. . Gainesville, Ga. . . . Dallas, Texas Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Umm. '47 First Row DAVID D. BARE, IR. . . Dalton, Ga HUNTER S. BELL , . . Atlanta, Ga THOMAS RAMSEY BLANKS, IR. . Chattanooga, Tenn CHAUDOIN CALLAWAY III . . . Chickamauga, Ga WILLIAM I. CALLAWAY . CHARLES BOYD COLEMAN, IR. , Chattanooga, Tenn. . Dalton, Ga. Second Row CHARLES B. COUSAR . . . Chattanooga, CHARLES E. CURLE, IR. . . . Chattanooga, GORDON LEE DAVENPORT . Lookout Mountain, MILTON I. DEITCH . . . . Chattanooga, EDWARD MCMURRY FISHER . . . Athens, DONALD LLOYD GRAY . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. th GRADE th GRADE First Row Second Row ROBERT LEON I-IADDEN PATRICK W. HAIRSTON DEWEY W. HAMMOND . THOMAS ALAN HARRIS THOMAS I AMES I-IOLLEY RICHARD WEBB HUCKABA . .Chattanooga, CHARLES IUSTIN I-IUNTLEY . . . Falls Church, Va. QR . Chattanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM FRANK HUTCHESON II . . Rossville, Ga . Chattanooga, Tenn. GENE CONNER IENNINGS . . . Chattanooga, Tenn . La Fayette, Tenn. WILLIAM WI-IITAKER KING . . Chattanooga, Tenn . Chattanooga, Tenn. CARL OI-IM KOELLA, IR. , . Rockford, Tenn Lookout Mountain, Tenn. GRADY POAG LANE, IR. . . . Chattanooga, Tenn Term. WALTER OWEN LAUTER, IR. . , Chattanooga Tenn. IOHN I-IUTCHESON MCDONALD, Chattanooga, Term. f2,.!X:igi5 , fi Y --.Ki L ' sa, I 5 ' I H L wa s t at mv -A - o' , wg 1 ' L ., tl' ,U .... ag. Q - - A blll 5 - A A 86 3 .. E '? f NEW 1554 aa SQ, :EI 'Q I 5, in-P fQ'f First Row IOHN McDONALD . CYRUS GRIFFIN MARTIN, IR. . THOMAS ROSS PRESTON III . THOMAS ALAN RICE . . ROBIN MARTIN RUDOFF . . SIDNEY SCOTT, IR. . . RUFUS SI-IERRILL , Chattanooga, Chattanooga Chattanooga, , Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, . Charlotte, 1 Tenn Term Tenn. Tenn. Tenn Tenn N. C Second Row GORDON M. SISK, IR. . . RICHARD WOOD SPENCER . BURTON SPRAKER, IR. , MACK TROTTER, IR. , IAMES B. WILLIAMS . , EARLE D. WOOD, IR. . , CORBIN WOODWARD, IR. . Chattanooga , Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . Maryville, Tenn. . Rossville, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn th WRADE t h First Row RICHARD CLAYTON ABERCROMBIE .... . . . . . . . . . , . Chattanooga, ROBERT NORRIS BAILEY . . , Chattanooga, WILLIAM BURTON BROWN . . Chattanooga, WILLIAM IOHN BURLEY, IR. . . Chattanooga, SAMUEL I-I. CAMPBELL .... Chattanooga, CHARLIE LUTHER CLAUNCH . . Chattanooga, G Tenn. Tenn Tenn. Tenn Tenn Tenn RADE Second IOHN THOMAS CHRISTIAN . MELVIN IAMES DEITCI-I . CHARLES FRANKLIN DILL . IAMES LEE ENSIGN, IR. . JOSEPH T. ESTES . . . CHARLES RALPH EWING . Third Row RICHARD SPOONER FREDE . . , Chattanooga, Tenn. IBERIUS JOSEPH HACKER . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. COLEMAN MILLS HAUGHTON ,... Atlanta, Ga. IAMES WILEY HUDLOW . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. IAMES MADISON IOINER . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. IAY LEWIS LEVINE ..... Chattanooga, Tenn. Row . Rio de Ianiero, Brazil . Chattanooga, Tenn. . , Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .RossvilIe, Ga. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. First Row RONALD CARLTON LEVY . . THOMAS SPENCER MCCALLIE . HAROLD DAVIS MEADOWS . ANDREW CECIL MOORE . PAUL MORRIS ..,. GEORGE PERRY MUSE . . Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Second Row Tenn. IOI-IN DANIEL ODOM . . , Tenn. THOMAS B. PANKEY , . . Tenn. DAVID NATHAN PARKS . . Tenn, PERRY OWEN PEARSON . , Tenn. GORDON BURNETTE PERKINS . Tenn. THOMAS IARNAGIN REEVE, IR. Third Row CHARLES BARNES RODGERS . RUDOLPH T. SAPERSTEIN . . IOSEF HAROLD SHALETT . . DELANO ROOSEVELT SKIPPER DAVID ESTEL YOUNG . . . th G 89 . Chattanooga, . Chattanooga . Chattanooga, Chattanooga, . Chattanooga, R 1 Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn . Birmingham, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn A D ALMA MATE -3 McCallie, dear McCallie School, Thy loyal sons are we. Strong in thy strength, We'1l ever And true We'll always be. In thee we place our fondest trust. For thee our prayers shall rise. O Alma Mater, hail, all hail. We lift our sonq to thee. O Alma Mater, hail, all hail, We litt our song to thee. -A. L. BURNS, 90 R stand '20 H Mm 2 m sms ss mms an an an , nm mam ms v Y 1 E ss 4 Ng 3 N M The students and faculty of McCallie were greatly saddened to hear of Colonel Dana H. Al1en's death in California, after a pro- longed illness. Colonel Allen was buried with full military honors in The Golden Gate National Cemetery at San Bruno, California. Colonel Allen came to McCallie four years ago to take the position formerly held by Colonel Dunlap, who had entered the army. Colonel Allen, after retiring from active duty in the army, left his home at Ardmore, Okla- homa, and came to McCallie to fill the post 0RIAM of commandant. Here he did much to keep and even raise the high standards in the military department which were required by the U. S. Government. It was with regret that the school lost Colonel Allen when he became ill and was forced to retire from his duties at McCallie. He then moved to Oklahoma, lout became ill again after a temporary recovery. After an examination he Was placed in the Letter- man General Hospital, where he died Ianuary 2nd, 1947. l i f COLONEL HERBERT P. DUNLAP IVLAIOR ARTHUR L. BURNS Commandant Assistant Commandanl Returning after an absence of five years, his command. His experience as a regimental Colonel Herbert P. Dunlap, with the aid of commander in the late war has only height- Maior A. L. Burns, Captains L. R. Tate, D. M. ened his inherent ability as a leader: the Spencer, G. S. Mayberry, and R. B. Daven- example he has set as an officer and gentle- port, has again brought the Battalion to the man has inspired us all to greater and greater high level of efficiency it once held under efforts. TACTICAL OFFICERS Left to Right: Capt. D. M. Spencer, Capt. G. S. Mayberry, Major A. L. Burns, Capt. L. R. Tate, Capt. R. B. Davenport. 1 in E-2, -L -ii,,.,i .T,g,wZ.EgSgg.,: Cadet Major Wesley Brown entered Mc- Callie six years ago in the seventh grade. He was the Best Drilled Seventh Grader in 1942. Later in 1944 he was Best Drilled Corporal in Company E, the succeeding year becoming the Best-Drilled Cadet in THE BATTALIO FF -k. MAIOR WESLEY BROWN Company A. With a Well balanced foun- dation in military accumrnulated in six years of Work, Wes has been one of the best bat- talion commanders this school has seen since the military department was installed. WM gargara er THE P0 0R Sponsor tor CADET MAIOR WESLEY BROWN MISS WANDA DAUGHERTY Sponsor for Cadet Captain-Adiutant Bob Stephenson W f w W gamma 1 E -Safe-L 2 , .X ,: A N via, 3 a N -A MISS LaVONNE COLLINS Sponsor ior Cadet Captain Maurice Cantor, Battalion Plans and Training Officer. ,, . nge -W -rx i .ni-is Qzxjjgggid P am. 252 wa -E Q ,Q tg R r H 1 H Q B E E J., ni 1' Q5- a H a fm .W w?,? W :I :gf Jifzmv, WCS' SW: , I ,aff i i ,ggmggfw Capt. Hardy Lt. Bowen Lt. Fisch First Sgt. Ellis FIRST PLATOON Serqeants Kollmansperger Thompson, R. Schmissrauter Corporals DeVaney Hutchens Privates Harris, R, Morrison, E. Rodcley Hendrix Morrison, I. Sloan Hunter Netto Taylor, R. McLennan Nickels, G. Trammell, T. Mitchell Richardson Vance . .,,, i ' ,..,,, fig., H , f ' K Am' .4 . , 1 Q Beville Boozer Boyd, R, Bumqarclner Cornelson Eyster ... l L , .1 ii? t ' H 1 , t t M ,ww g-1. ' ' .,., Meiji , . li. ,Mf r 3 l Q t QQ! QV . .Qi W U Nfl! . ,Qs .- ' I ,iw iff- 4,'k51?35iaS54:f7,lVit1ff9.f'?Zi-fwik' 'grew-ffffkz. M ., M ,gg MLQ ' ' . - 1' t . 4- W . - , rj-gf, will 'lm ' 5V W'i ' L f 51. 14 wtf , 1-'qzelzwt'-r-1.'1f , , fwfr? -' if '- 4 .... f' f. 4. .-'. -at f- M iw? ll''wigs'A?ita5,m3itl?r?3fh'6Y:igeifflvililwfbifffiflf Wt, bl? Fi' '-flrsqi-iw 44:1 'fn W' 'f'wrlMt tiQi f'ff H Nun? N .. ' A . . w 'fw2:w5f '-f5S'ifZa f' 2 'K Af:'E-.w'e2w:f fffg'- - v W- . . K r -- rw, -- H- gf-5+ -w.,,af-faqs lf es, . af frfplawsw fgf.'aaf0.QC..w1fff5W- :wifi 1. wwf.:ffM'ze.54?':svf5.wfm-an ' --irffum.-1.'-, V My . -me ms C0 ina Clark, C. Bowling, I. Cameron Cuthbertson . Dickson Graham 1 521:40-rx' 4 u Q1 -,wi P A WJ 5, irgin Clough Lazenby, D. McKenzie Griffin Henderson Holliday Hunt, G. ller , - ..., :-- . .f X '-..-: -if. :: ',.:,- ..... 'wi . ...-, W-.l,.,' gq.,.1.,:f 2:2ig1,. -, ,. .:.: ,:- W Ai .. ,F gd M H1 K. ..:... A 5 ,Y .. ::g:z,, E... 'r,5s5 5,:::Q-:a. ...- -- - H E v,-:' ::' I-,:.: .... F- E31 ' - ' 2 is m ll I fi K : ...iii ... ....: QE? H Q A ' if V 'I H- - ri . ...r s F .B- .,,-g ,, V V NH in gy. rr Us SECOND PLATOON Serqeants Rodgers, C. Corporals Moore, C. ehmiq, E. O Privates Lyle Magruder McWane Morris, B. Morris, E. .. A as ,E .E f A . Ms. is gms 5 s wg as M W B ws dugg nfs maxim Al1,a.w.d.Kiw5?ig E. V . ' 7 .3 , . . , ., , 'il , 5 ' n ' asa - - z was 5mgW ,, - M' figs? wi wiigrwzy- if Wi- .A A Q Ama, Q. + 2 . O my-...Wings . 1 rf- ..- J. ,..f ,, V V B. .f M... B. ,,r,NfnMM.h L . , N f.,,M,g.-, N Miami-mm, rl ,.mN.,e, .- , 1.m.w,. ' '4Li'.r, '. A1T,',:y?kWW5x? 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Smith Steinberg Slack Spraker Turner, R. Williams, I. Woodward, C. Young Zeppa C0 iM Eff? winn spomson Abercrombie Bailey Claunch Deitch, M. Dill Ensign Ewing SECOND PLATOON Sergeants Henry Poss Corporals Oehmiq, D. Robinson, M. Privates Frede Morris, A. Rudolf, R. Hammond, W. Odom Shale-tt I-Iaughion Pankey Sherrill, R Ioiner, I. Parks Sisk Levy Perkins, G. Skipper Martin Quillian Trotier McCallie Rodgers, B. Ioiner, H. McDonald, C. Alexander, C. Hollister Captain Lowery First Lt. Emery Second Lt. Casey Second Lt. Geiger First Sqt. Quinn Serqeants Whitesides Corporals Proctor Spivey , - Q. gi- .g. iM Warfka nn Barton, K. Bitzer Brockenbrouqh Burley Castner Cohn Davidson SPONSOR Fa ucette Gray, D. Hadden Haddock Hawkins Kinser Klyce riffon Privates Lamberth Lane Letsinqer Mabbett Moore, NV. Nicoll, D. Ramsey 'IO9 Roberts Sanders Scott Setliffe Taber Wright, G. Wright, 'NV -sm Q Sm K 'QW A 3. 5. ex . 1 2.9 gi-, 0 lusafea., '?YwB. was U32 .Q ig -,xnxx gym my Wmifgf if iff? 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Track Coach Football and Tennis Coach Basketball and Baseball Coach ln the first year after his return as head football coach at McCallie, Buck Flowers did himself proud. Daisy coached his group Top Row: C. M. S. Mc Iohn Nardo, Football, Basketball, Track. Bottom Swimming, Basketballg R. L. Tate, Football, oi boys into a Well-polished qridiron aqqre gation. After returning to McCallie from the United States Navy, Buck showed he had llwaine, Tennis, W. B. Guthrie, Golfg D. M. Spencer, Wrestling, Track, Fooiballp Row: Charles McDowell, Trainer, R. B. Davenport, Basketball, Track: I. A. Lyle, Track, Baseball. E L me wi THE 1946 BL lost none of his pre-war form as his team scored one-sided wins over nine teams be- fore falling to Darlington in the final game. Daisy has made a hit with all of the stu- dents and is one of the most popular men on the campus. We will all look forward to a very bright future for Coach Buck Flowers at McCallie. Under the leadership of Captain Buster Humphreys and Alternate-Captain Sammy Ioyce the Blue Tornado of McCallie won nine games and lost one. Buster is due praise for his fine leadership of the team on the field. While holding together a great team, Buster managed to garner many per- BUSTER HUMPHREYS All-Mid-South and All-City Back Captain E TOR ADO sonal honors. He was second in total number of points scored in Chattanooga as Well as a unanimous selection for a backiield posi- tion on the All-Mid-South team selected by the Mid-South Coaches. Other players on the Big Blue also re- ceived honors. Sammy Ioyce made the All- Mid-South backfield and Walt Mitchell was an All-Mid-South end. Mitchell and Humph- reys made the All-City team. Iimmy Ennis made the second team while Syl Woodward, Bob Stephenson, Cootie Kollmansperger, and Wesley Brown made honorable mention for the All-Mid-South. SAMMY IOYCE All-Mid-South Back Alternate Captain ,WAN Front Row: Coach Davis, Coach Tate, Trammell, Taylor, Stephenson, D. Smith, W. Brown, Hard Anderson, Bunch, Schmissrauter Ga dne I. S ith, R' h H dd lc I. I n T' y, , r r, m ic man, a oc , o es, Bacon, Street, Holliday, E. Thompson McCallie, 30: Notre Dame, 6 The 1946 Blue Tornado struck with light- ning fury to clown Notre Dame's Fighting Irish. Wes Brown scored two touchdowns, Buster Humphreys two, and Sammy Ioyce passed to Cootie Kollmansperger for one. 114 Buster Humphreys and Wes Brown ran very nicely in this game, and the entire McCallie line played fine ball. Coach Flowers un- covered an outstanding end in this first game in Walter Mitchell, a new addition to the Tornado. Wes Brown played probably his apt. Ioyce, Ennis, Woodward, Hutcheson, Mitchell, Coach Flowers. Second Row: Paxton, Clough, ' kels Third Row' Schlemmer Clapp Rather, R. Townley, E. Oehmig, Covell, Luttrell, Graham, xc . . , , h Row: Managers Clark, Bowen, Quinn, Contor. CC LLI outstanding game of the season against the Greenies, McCallie, 27: C. M. A., 7 The Big Blue amazed observers as it came rolling back from a 7-7 halftime tie to E ...... thoroughly trounce Columbia Military Aca- demy. Sammy Ioyce scored the Blues' first marker to tie the score at the half. Buster Humphreys scored two more and Wes Brown one in the second half. Outstanding in the Blue backfield were Sammy loyce and Dave H5 is Qi ss X S 14 TRAMMELL HUTCHESON WOODWARD ENNIS STEPHENSON D SMITH KOLLMANSPERGER HARDY ANDERSON RICHMAN Smith while Bob Taylor and Walt Mitchell were stellar in their line play. McCallie, 32: S. M. A., 0 The Big Blue showed its heels to Sewanee Military Academy's team from the opening whistle as they swirled to this lop-sided victory. Buster Humphreys scored three of McCallie's five touchdowns while Ioyce passed to Mitchell for one and Bill Gardner scored one. Buster Humphreys and Sammy Ioyce proved too much for S. M. A.'s line, while Syl Woodward ripped through it time after time. Bill Gardner completed a tive- man backfield with stellar running. McCallie, 7: Riverside, 6 McCallie pulled this game out of the fire in the last three minutes as Sammy Ioyce passed to Walt Mitchell on the old sleeper play. The Tornado, considerably battered in the first period, played on even terms TAYLOR MITCHELL IOYCE HUMPHREYS BROWN HRDDOCX CLOUGH I. SMITH BUNCH GARDNER through the second and third quarters and then had a last-minute burst to take over in the final period. Buster Humphreys carried the load of the running against a very heavy line, while the entire team had to reach its peak to win. McCallie, I3g City, 0 The Big Blue sloshed over City High's Maroons in a mud fest. The mud undoubt- edly held the score down as the Blues ran all over the field. Sammy Ioyce and Bill Gardner each scored a touchdown, and Wes Brown kicked an extra point. Sammy Ioyce was the sparkplug of the backtield while Bob Stephenson and Butch Hutcheson were outstanding in the line. McCallie, 20: Castle Heights, I3 lt Wasn't until the last ninety seconds that McCallie's Blue Tornado downed a powerful Castle Heights team. Buster Hum- Ioyce Lugs Leather Against S. M. A. phreys scored two touchdowns, and Bill Gardner hit Walt Mitchell with a pass for the other score. It was Bob Taylor who crashed through to knock the pigskin from the grasp of a Castle Heights back. Buster Humphreys was a standout in the backiield, while Sonny Ennis and Bob Taylor sparked the line play. McCallie, Zlg G. M. A., 7 In a hotly contested tilt at Atlanta the Big Blue downed a red-clad Georgia Military Eleven. G. M. A.'s deceptive trick plays kept the Blues constantly on the alert. Tor- nado Captain Buster Humphreys amassed more yardage than the combination of all other players in the field. Buster scored two markers and Ioyce accounted for a third. Syl Woodward and Walter Mitchell were stellar in their defensive performances. McCallie, 263 Red Band, 7 The Tornado struck with twister-like strength as Buster Humphreys scored two touchdowns before Red Bank gained posses- sion- of the ball. Later the Lions' defense tightened, but Buster scored again and Bill Gardner also scored. Wes Brown and Sam- my Ioyce made the extra points. Dave Smith and Ioyce made creditable showings in the backfield, as did Talbot Trammell in the line. . 9, at E 5 Big, H Q Y 5 E gfiggii any 2 fa- W fl if it 1 .5 9 -.-ww -it ,email McCallie, 33: T. M. I., I8 The Big Blue put on a real second-halt show to down Tennessee Military Institute by a large margin. Buster Humphreys ran wild over the cadets to score twenty-six points. Dave Smith scored the other touch- down on a long run. Buster and Wes Brown paced the running offense before a large Parents' Day crowd as Talbot Trammell and Cootie Kollmansperger stood out in the line. McCallie, 7: D-arlington, 2I McCallie's string came to an abrupt end as it was cut by Dar1ington's victory in the season's finale. The Big Blue started with a bang as Sammy Ioyce passed to Walt EAGER BEAVERS! Mitchell for the score and Humphreys made the extra point. Darlington's superior weight began to tell as they gradually built up their lead. Butch Hutcheson, Syl Woodward, Bob Stephenson, and Walt Mitchell were excel- lent in their line play. Sonny Ennis did a fine job of backing up the line. Humphreys and loyce spearheaded the Blue offense. Coach Flowers and the 1947 Captains .iw '35 af -4 . MW A1552 , 5 gm E .. . LBEQYS ,SNSK-3,,,L?5L N .ng-4-15' if lg. . .K 'uri ci9'3fs'3'lG'i1 Mya iz K f QW.,-.1 u Q,-'W +i,x.-s.,,pf-wsmwmge-B BEM bww-.,,-5.5-wifu-fiw-iff 5 'Lg ..w-JWJQ Maia - Hi' J - ' if f W 53. if A 1 . .. M ff . Q. z .. ...,.....s1 . . . . 5 M - ig 5 'V . 9,-P ,,, v P.. . ,.::'., 1. 2: ' ,EA .. ' 155 .- -1+ Q, . . .auf .. f ' -E M' Q .f ,N .N f . , we 521 :Z . 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M. A .... S. M. A .... Baylor Midgets . Baylor Midgets V, MIDGET McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie Mission Ridge S. M. A. . , Tyner . . Tyner . S. M. A. . Baylor , 121 MITE Front Row: Clough, Tram- mell, Brown, Lazenby, Kollmansperger. Second Row: Humphreys, Hardy, Mitchell, Rodes, Ioyce. T h i r d Row: Manager Rather, Thompson, Tay- lor, Stowers, Manager Rose. THE 1247 MID- WESLEY BROWN Captain Displaying one of the best records in Mc- Callie basketball history, the 1947 edition of the Blue Tornado won the Mid-South championship. Coach Con Davis, in his first year as head basketball coach, built a smooth-Working team out of six returning lettermen and four other players. This cage dynamo won twenty-tive games While losing only three and amasses the amazing total of 1182 points to 923 tor all opponents. This is certainly an enviable record for any team. Many well-trained teams Went down before the Blue Tornado, the most notable victory was the one over Baylor to gain the Mid- South championship. Wes Brown captained this team and did an excellent job all year in holding the team together and showing excellent personal ability. Coach Davis did an outstanding job as he kept the Tornado attack well rounded and gave excellent training to all of the players. As a result of this fine training the Tornado cagemen reaped a lion's share of basketball awards. Wesley Brown, Charles Kollman- sperger, and Talbot Trammell, stellar mem- bers ot the team, were selected on the All Mid-South team. Wesley Brown and Charles Kollmansperger were also selected on the All-City team. Brown was chosen for the All-Area team: while Kollmansperger made the second string, and Talbot Trammell made the third string. Charles Kollmansperger was elected as next year's captain with Don Lazenby as alternate captain. Players who were awarded varsity letters were Wes Brown, Cootie Kollmansperger, Don Lazenby, Martin Clough, Talbot Trammell, Walter Mit- chell, Robert Rodes, Bob Taylor, Sammy Ioyce, and Buster Humphreys. McCallie made its initial appearance on the hardwood in the Times-Cup Series. The the Blues to a victory over T. M. I. 45 to 27. McCallie still had a long way to go on a winning streak as the team topped Bossville 44 to 29. City fell again before the Tornado's attack, this time 46 to 35. ln his usual high scoring role, Cootie Kollmansperger paced McCallie to down S. M. A. 35-21. In the next game Sammy loyce led the Blues on to victory over Notre Dame 51 to 37. Wes Brown and Bob Bodes got together and earned a victory over Red Bank 43 to 33. Wes Brown led the scoring as McCallie poured it on in the last few minutes to down Central 45-43. Talbot Trammell paced the Blues to a hard fought victory over S. M. A. 48 to 26. Al- though Walt Mitchell did his best in the scoring department, Darlington's Tigers caught the Blues on an off day and won 40 to 30 for McCallie's second defeat. ln the outstanding game of the year the Big Blue completely rolled over Baylor 52-37. The Blues shooting was superb, all players hitting all kinds of shots. Baylor's mighty team was certainly humbled this time. ln the next KETBALL CHA- PIO Blues downed Rossville 50 to 46 before losing to Baylor 32-39. The Tornado bounced back from this defeat to victimize Central 36-33 and then moved on to defeat Bed Bank 45-29 just before the Christmas holi- days. A red-hot hardwood club returned to the floor at the first of the year to down the University of Chattanooga B team 23-16. The Blues just couldn't be stopped as they buzzed along with a series of victories. Next came a victory of Castle Height 36 to 29. Martin Clough gave McCallie a hard earned victory by scoring in the last seconds to down City High 24-22. Wes Brown scored an amazing number of gratis tosses to lead v-. .. 4 ,ff fi fm- ' - f ' 3 , i aa , 'g 1 4 fc... ik 7 .ktnf v W z- SAMMY Ioycz f .Q V . Alternate Captain A :k gs W . . -... , 1 48. Cootie Kollmansperger got 28 points and raw mmm leans- mfg as Em gggrgget E W raz- 5? we 55V? M m'E5df .slam-,aaa Ettmlasman ?r.gAEi Hater gas 2 QQ Q a ,M a as w n Bit? glgigft - Wissgitf? , , Magagmymwgggggg E BE ERE F sa mm Q fg Eli -: ra. W. mg va 5 saw teresa W E555 ws faq B 2 fr? Q mai ,naw E gtg E355 a anim HB1 spa Emi E W -' Q saw.. Q af H F555 1-i :f am. Sta.. fa mga Q-r5iE'm'2'm BHK 3555-1535 TRAMMELL KOLLMANSPERGER LAZENBY CLOUGH engagement substitute Bob Bodes paced the team to a Win over Central 46-39. The team next took a trip and won two games, down- ing the University of the South B team 31 to 28 and Castle Heights 44 to 36. When McCallie tried to play Baylor on a small floor, Baylor's experience on that floor gave them a 58 to 44 victory for McCallie's final loss of the season. The Blues bounced back to score a record number of points for the year as they defeated Notre Dame 73 to Talbot Trammell 12. Trammell got hot again and scored 20 points as McCallie topped AT. M. I. 44 to 39. The Blues finished the regular season with a victory over Darling- ton 49-34. Kollmansperger with 21 points and Trammell with 16 led the Tornado scor- ing. The Big Blue next moved on to the Mid- South tournament and downed Notre Dame 44 to 17 in the opener as Trammell scored 14 points. ln the quarter-final round McCallie was tested very strongly by a fighting club from S. M. A. The Blues maintained their lead and came out on top 38 to 33. In the semi-finals the Blues put on an excellent defense to down C. M. A. 32-16. In the finals every man Was outstanding as the Blues rolled over Baylor 48 to 42. Although Baylor led at the half on an error, McCallie was never headed in the second half. Koll- mansperger scored 17 points and Trammell VP: a a 11, While Wes Brown was outstanding on his floor play. SEASON'S RESULTS McCallie ,... 507 Bossville . 46 McCallie . . 32 Baylor . 39 McCallie . . 365 Central . 33 McCallie . . 457 Bed Bank 28 McCallie . . 375 S. M. A. . l9 124 TAYLOR MITCHELL RODES HUMPHREYS McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie ' McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie T. M. 1. . Rossville . City . . . Notre Dame Bed Bank Central . U. C. B . C. H. M. A. City . . . S. M. A. . Darlington Baylor , . Central . S. M. A. Fresh. . C. H. M. A. Baylor . . Notre Dame T. M. I. . Darlington Notre Dame S. M. A.. McCallie .... 327 C. M. A. . , , 16 McCallie .... 487 Baylor . . . . 42- SEASON'S AVERAGES Games r.G. r.'r. r.M rw 1.11. ill Kollmansperger . 28 100 112 63 .562 263 12? Trammell . . . 26 80 101 58 .575 218 135 Clough . . A. . 28 69 67 19 .284 157 C47 Lazenby , . . 25 50 79 46 .583 146 153 Brown . . . . 27 44 80 46 .575 134 C69 Mitchell . . . 10 35 38 15 .395 85 177 Humphreys . . 22 23 38 15 .395 61 f8l loyce . . . . 23 21 21 5 .238 47 193 Rodes , . . 15 13 9 6 .667 32 C101 Taylor .... 14 7 7 5 .714 19 Others .... 24 5 21 101.476 20 McCallie's Average per Game .... 42.2 Opponents' Average . .. . . . . 33.0 Won ..... . . . . 25 Lost . ...... . . 3 McCa11ie's Total Points . . , 1,182 Opponents' Total . . . 923 McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie TEAM S. M. A. . T. M. I. . City . . . Notre Dame . Bed Bank . Bed Bank . Central . . Castle Heights S. M. A. . . Darlington . Baylor . . Sewanee B Castle Heights Baylor . . Notre Dame . T. M. I. . Darlington . Red Bank . St. Andrews , S. M. B. . IUNIOR VARSITY Lafayette B City . . , LaFayette B East Lake . . Lee High , MIDGETS Notre Dame . Baylor. . Notre Dame . Brainerd . MITES Mission Ridge Industrial Y Notre Dame . Sunnyside . Sunnyside . Baylor, . l t First Row: Henn, Bunch, McGregor, Emery, Gardner, C. Walker, T. Rice, Bagwell. Second Row: A. Geiger, Brockmann, D. Geiger, C. Moore, E. Thompson, Freeman, Ray. Third Row: Biggers, Cameron, Robinson. E. Oehmiq, Collins, Dietzen, Banks, M. Smith. lVIcCallie's l947 Soccer team, led by able Coach Bob McCallie, though unsuccessful at first, retaliated during the latter half of the season to rack up three Wins and three losses. The team seemed to be in a slump at the first of the season, even though the boys played very hard and well. They dropped their first game to Baylor by a score of 3 to 2. This loss was chiefly due to the illness of Coach McCallie and the peculiar attack em- ployed by the Baylor team. The team, continuing in its so-called slump, was defeated next by a very experienced Asheville team 4 to 2. Then it lost its second game to Baylor 5 to l on the Raider's field. Indicating their ennui at defeat, the Blue ripped through the Darlington Tigers, de- feating them 4 to l. They again defeated Darlington with comparative ease by a score of 8 to O on their home field. McCallie completed its soccer season in a very brilliantly played game against Ashe- ville: its line-up completely stunned the North Carolina boys and defeated them before they realized what was going on. The squad was very well captained by Russell Emery, who led them throughout the season. The trickiest man on the team was Chico McGregor, for he baffled every team he met with his wily actions. Ralph Bagwell, along with the boys already mentioned, led the attack from the forward line. Bobby Freeman and Fulton Bay were the outstand- ing halfbacks, and Donald Geiger played the post of goalie very Well. First Row: Daley, Barron, Bowen, Lowery, M, Davenport. Second Row: Hufiaker, Contor, Steinberg, Craig, Carter, Alexander. Third Row: Holliday, Schlemmer, C. Clark, Netto, Richman. The 1947 edition of the Tornado Sluggers was under the direction of Coach Buck Flowers, who after several years in the Navy has returned to coach the Blue's foot- ball, boxing, and tennis squad. The team was built around returning lettermen Lowery, Carter, Gayton, Beville, Daly, and Davenport. Although the team didn't participate in any dual meets, they showed up well in the Golden Gloves, Frye, and Mid-South tourna- ments. In the Golden Gloves tournament, held in the last Week of Ianuary, McCallie placed five boxers in the finals, one of whom won his championship. In the 100 pound novice class Ray Daley decisioned Tom Bright oi Rome, Ga., to be McCallie's only winner. Others to reach the finals were Gayton, Don Alexander, Stoutt, and Richman. ln the finals of the Frye meet, Ray Daley of McCallie was unopposed in the 100 pound open division to Win the championship. Raymond Craig lost a decision to City's Van Owens in the 127 pound novice, and in the 127 pound open McCallie's Don Lowery lost a decision to Archie Slaten of Central. Lowery won his championship in the 124 pound class in the Mid-South tournament at T. M. I, to bring back McCallie's only crown. Iohn Barron was awarded the good sports- manship medal for his work in the Frye meet. All of the McCallie boxers who entered the tournaments put up wonderful fights and deserve a lot of credit for their good work regardless ot whether they won or lost. w l l 1 First Row: Horsley, D. Hall, Dickerson, G. Clark, M. Moore. Second Row: Reynolds, ller, Fisher, Singer, Marine. Third Row: R. Smith, C. MacDonald, Haddock, I. Wright. Fourth Row: Moses, Looney, Hendrix, R. Townley, Richman. Under the able leadership of Captain Dave Spencer the 1946 wrestling team participated in the annual Frye Institute Wrestling Meet, and succeeded in captur- ing second-place honors. With only three letter-men returning from the 1946 squad, Captain Spencer fash- ioned the team into a formidable group. McCallie had no dual wrestling meets this year, but the boys worked hard in their preparation for the Frye meet. Some of the boys who showed up well in practice were: lack Moore, Robert Smith, Sam Had- dock, Buck Looney, Douglas Spears, and loe Reynolds. In spite oi their lack of experience, all of the boys made a line showing for McCallie in the Frye meet. The bowling team, out for the iirst time, had a fairly successful season ending with seventeen wins against thirteen losses. They finished second in the City Prep League just one game behind the winners, Baylor. Peyton Smith was the outstanding bowler, having a season's average of 159. Following close behind him were lim Loughridge and Shelby Stanley, who bowled around 150 the entire season. The rest of the team rolled a mediocre game, but they were good enough to help place the team in the National Telegraphic Tournament. A team of five men was allowed to par- ticipate in this tournament. The team was composed of Peyton Smith, Shelby Stanley, lim Loughridge, lim Farrar, and Mike Quinn. With the majority of the team coming back next year, the boys look forward to a more successful season. Perhaps the best bout of the tourney was between team captain Moore and Lewis Braly of Baylor. Moore lost by a very narrow decisiong he won the Frye Sportsmanship Award for his outstanding performance. Others who made very creditable showings in this meet were Robert Smith, Douglas Spears, Buck Looney, Charles MacDonald, Eddie Fisher, and Roger Townley. Wrestling is gradually becoming one of the more popular sports at McCallie: under the leadership of Captain Spencer the sport is gaining great popularity. McCallie's wrestling opponents had better look out in the future. Front Row: Peyton Smith, Bill Bacon, lim Loughridge, Al Pennybacker, lim Farrar. Second Row: Mike Quinn, Jimmy Lyle, and Shelby Stanley. First Row: Clough, Bunch, W. Thompson, Sizer, McKinney, Cheatham, R. Smith, S, Fowler, W. Boyd. Second Row: Biebush, L. Smith, I. Smith, Rather, Cameron, Bagwell, R. Freeman, R. Dalton, Brockmann, Bacon, Roseniield, Schlater, Carter. Third Row: Chester, Stephenson, Lonqenecker, Randolph, Iackson, Paty, Niles, Street, Covell, W. Anderson, Mills, Robinson, Ficlceison. 1946 TRACK 'ri The 1946 track team had a successful sea- son under the leadership of Captain Iohn McKinney and Alternate Captain Seth Sizer. Although this team lacked experience, they made up for it in spirit, determination, and the untiring efforts of Coaches Bob McCallie, Russell Tate, Iohn Nardo, and Dave Spencer. The team won three victories in dual compe- tition, While losing one. Captain Iohn McKinney was the seasor1's high scorer While Alternate Captain Seth Sizer was runner-up. Some of the high spots of the season were McKinney's 10.2 second 100 yard dash in the tri-cornered meet with Darlington and S. M. A.: Sizer's 1l2'5 throw of the discus in the meet with T. M. 1.5 C1ough's 4 minute 55.5 second mile in the meet with Darlington and S. M. A. McCallie opened the season by defeating Castle Heights 70 to 52. Iohn McKinney was high scorer of this meet with 15 points. Cther Winners of this meet were Sizer, Bunch, and Robert Smith. On the following week end McCallie de- .. if YW ,. 5 4 b , 2.1 1 i . t . M Ag ,gp - f.. h s, ,. 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Sizer, Bunch, Clough, Rolo- The following week end Baylor's confident ert Smith, and Walter Thompson looked good team invaded McCallie only to be beaten for McCallie, 62 to 60. McKinney was high scorer with 133 a 1 1 WEEK N. Freshman Track Team 14W points. loyce won the broad jump with 19' llV2 . Other McCallie men who turned in good performances were Thomp- son, lim Smith, Cheatham, and Bill Boyd. On May 3rd and 4th, the Mid-South track tournament was held. We tied tor third place with Baylor, whom We had defeated earlier in the season. T. M. I. and G. M. A. were first and second respectively. This tournament showed that McCallie had come from one of the weakest teams in the Mid- South to among the top four. Sizer placed Iunior School Track Team second in the javelin and third in the discusy McKinney, Iim Smith, Thompson, and Cheat- ham won second in the 880-yard relay. Boys who made varsity letters in track were McKinney, Sizer, Hutcheson, Bunch, Robert Smith, lim Smith, Clough, Freeman, Casey, Cheatham, Thompson, Richard Dal- ton, and Sam Chester, Manager. Harry Bunch won the annual cake race in the time ot 5 minutes 49 seconds. I-le also Won a varsity letter in track for being the first non- varsity letterman to finish. Dead Heat In The Mile Cheatham Clears The Bar McKinney Wins The 220 f? First Row: Hollis, McGinnis, Edwards, Stafford, Fisch, Schlemmer, Second Row: O. Iones, A. Geiger, R. Thompson, R. Davenport, F. McDonald, Henry, Hardie Third Row: Baker, Winters, Segal, Reagan, Stanley, Mc regor. MM The l946 Blue tank team was at a dis- advantage because of the loss of its coach, Mr. T. N. Tucker, at the beginning of the season: however, they carried on under the direction of Colonel R. L. Crouch. The team, captained by Freddie Stafford, came back to offset the losses in dual meets to place a close second to S. M. A. in the Frye meet. Freddie Stafford and Billy Fisch made the only first place marks in that meet. In the Mid-South Swimming Meet held at Castle Heights, McCallie made a notable showing against heavy odds. ln the two hundred yard free-style relay, a team composed of Stafford, Edwards, Davenport, and Iones, knocked one second off the record, but they placed second to Heights. Fisch swam the closest race of the day in the one hundred yard backstroke, and placed a Very close TE second. Although he had the best time of 1:13 in the preliminaries, he lost in the finals to a S. M. A. Cadet. Also placing were Sam Hollis, fifth place breaststroke, and Buddy Thompson, fourth place in the diving. F isch, Hollis, and McGinnis won fourth place on the one hundred and fifty yard medley relay. Varsity lettermen were Freddie Stafford, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stafford of Greensboro, North Carolina: Rody Davenport, son of Mrs. R. B. Davenport of Lookout Mountain, Ten- nessee: George Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Edwards of Rock Mount, North Carolinag and Billy Fisch, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Fisch of Atlanta, Georgia. Minor Sport lettermen were Sam Hollis, Claude McGin- nis, Tom Henry, Buddy Thompson, Frank McDonald, Norman Schlemmer, and Edgar Pund. SAMMY IOYCE Captain IVIcCa11ie's 1946 varsity baseball team had a very successful season this year, winning seven games, losing three, and tying one. Throughout the season Coach Con Davis, taking the place of Coach Kenneth Howard, led the team: under him there was but one loss. The Tornado started its season in a whirl by easily defeating the Kirkman Vocational School 5 to U. The team then bowed to the BA sEBALL Baylor nine, 2-1. The Big Blue retaliated next to defeat Darlington with great ease, 13-9. They kept up the good work and defeated S. M. A. at Sewanee by a score of 8 to 3. The Blues then downed Lee High in a very exciting game by a score of 5-4. Only our great team work and brilliant playing gave us this Victory. The team then dropped another game to Baylor, 10-2, which was the only team during Front Row: Threlkeld, W. Walker, Humphreys, Capt. Joyce, Way, Alt. Capt. D. Smith, Rowlette. Second Row: Byrum, Stowers, V. Alexander, Luttrell, Askew, Teague, Bolvig, Nelson. Third Row: Mgr. Netto, Alba, Viall, C. Moore, Steinberg. Iunior and Mite Baseball Teams the year which defeated us twice. They Were also defeated by S. M. A., whom We had defeated earlier in the season. These completed our losses. The Big Blue had its only tie of the season with Central of Chattanooga in an extra-inn- ing thriller. The score was ll-ll. McCallie also defeated Kirkman, Lee High, Darlington, and Notre Dame. Sammy Ioyce, ace pitcher, has led the team through their successful season and will return to captain it again next year. Vaughn Dyer had the highest batting average of the year, .36l, and was a star first baseman, although just a Freshman. Humphreys, Threl- it keld, Rowlette, Dyer, and David Smith very creditable fielding. McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie McCallie SEASON 'S RECORD Kirkrnan . Baylor . . Notre Dame Kirkman . Baylor . . Darlington S. M. A. . Lee High . Central . Lee High . S. M. A., did 0 2 l l 10 4 3 4 ll 3 3 M... em. , Q M H. '41-as -.-X tl? 'M-. -Q gag. is-3 EE, Q-Q'-' W ve 3. .arf yizhflllwik Front Row: L. Rose, B. Iones, Bell, Branson. Back Row: Bigqers, Gaines, Burns, Kelley, Weaver, Crutch- The 1946 McCallie tennis team, coached by C. M. S. Mcllwaine, successfully upheld its reputation by winning the Mid-South title for the fifth time in seven years. The Blue squad, by scoring 23 points, set a record for team scoring in the tournament. Their closest rival was S. M. A. with ll points. Having won 40 dual matches in four years without losing one, the law of averages finally proved too great even for the Big Blue and they lost one to S. M. A., 4-3. Later in the season the team avenged this loss both in a dual match and at the Mid-South tourna- ment. , 138 field. Charles Kelley followed in the footsteps of his brother, Vernon, who came to Mc- Callie several years ago, to win the singles crown by blasting Wilburn, of Baylor, 6-3, 6-0. Kelley also joined with Bill Burns to form the Mid-South doubles championship team. For the first time in the entire history of the tournament two doubles teams from the same school battled for the title. Howard Biggers and Edwin Gaines were the oppos- ing McCallie team. Ward Crutchfield, after beating Carloss of Baylor in the semi-finals, 6-3, 6-3, lost a close match to I-lagedorn of S. M. A. in the B division finals, 6-2, 7-5. .u F or the Blues Charles Kelley played No. l, Bill Burns No. 2, Ward Crutchfield No. 3, Edwin Gaines No. 4, Nat Weaver No. 5, Howard Biggers No. 6. These first six were awarded major sports letters for their per- formances during the season. The winning of the Mid-South ended one of the most profitable seasons a McCallie tennis team has ever had. In the course of the season they won matches from Baylor, 7-O, 6-l, Darlington, 5-l, 7-O, M. B. A., 4-3, 6-3, Castle Heights 7-U, and S. M. A., 7-2. Since no varsity lettermen returned this year the 1947 team will have a high mark to shoot at. Those others on last year's team who played in some matches, and are ex- pected to form the nucleus of this year's team are Louis Bose, Hunter Bell, and Gene Bran- son. Some new prospects who are doing well in spring practices are Billy Beene, Victor Smith, Ed Gray, and Fulton Ray. Mr. Buck Flowers, having returned from active service in the Navy, will take over the coaching position on this year's Blue racke- teers, and there is a good chance this 1947 edition of the McCallie tennis team will do as well as its predecessors. Mr. Mac. Bums. Crutchfield. Gaines. Kelley, Biqqers The 1946 edition of the McCallie Blue Tornado golf team, suffering from bad luck and other handicaps, did not turn in as brilliant a record as a team as was expected. In dual matches they fared badly, winning one, tieing one, and losing six. Although the team never seemed to be able to come through as a unit, Wesley Brown stood out individually, taking Mid- South Medalist honors by beating Tom Leb- by of Baylor: and he also added the Southern Prep title as the Rotary Club renewed their Southern Prep meet. McCallie finished third in the Mid-South play with an aggregate of 1021, while Baylor had l0OU and Sewanee Military Academy lUl7. Included in the teams played were Baylor and Darlington in the Mid-South Association, and Central, Kirkman Vocational, and City in the City League. Brown won a major sport letter in golf, and minor sport emblems were won by Lew Boyd, Lew Brown, David Edmondson, and Donald Munson. Front Row: Edmondson, Dalton, Munson. Back Row: Brown, Gardner, Toothaker, Boyd. Mr. Guthrie and Wes Brown 140 RE UME OF PRI G PORT SWIMMING The swimming team started off its season with a defeat by a powerful Boys' High team, 38-28. This was again the case in a return meet, with a score of 37-29. The Blues came back, however, to take City, 59-7, but they lost a close one to S. M. A., 30-26. ln the Mid-South meet at Lebanon the Blues placed third with 20 points, while Castle Heights made 69 points and S. M. A. 47. Those awarded minor sports letters were: Billy Fisch, Albert Geiger, Noel Hardy, Sam Hollis, Frank McDonald, Norman Schlemmer, and Freddy Stafford. TENNIS The tennis team this year suffered from a lack of experienced material, and the competition in the Mid-South was very strong. They lost two openers to a Darlington powerhouse, but then defeated City, only to lose two to Baylor. They came back, however, in good style to win from S. M. A. and the Uni- versity of the South B Team. Minor sports letters were awarded to Bill Beene, Hunter Bell, Gene Branson, lohn Fuqua, Ed Gray, Louis Bose, and Victor Smith. BASEBALL The McCallie baseball team climaxed its season by winning the Mid-South Championship with a 5-O victory over Battle Ground Academy, the western division champions. Sammy loyce turned in a fine job on the mound in ad- dition, to being one of the main factors in the hitting attack. Buster Humphreys also aided greatly in the Blue batting. The whole team had a very fine batting average in marching to seven victories over four defeats in regular season play. The Blues opened the season with a 5-4 victory over City before they fell to a hard-hitting Bed Bank team, 3-4. Dave Smith and Talbot Trammell came up with some excellent batting to help gain a 5-3 victory over Baylor on Ioyce's four-hit pitching. A streak of luck in the last inning gave Central a 4-2 victory over the Blues in their next encounter. With Alba and Trammell hitting Well, loyce hurled a one-hitter to give the Blues a 5-O win from City. The Tornado went wild at the plate to rack up a 13-l victory over Bed Bank next and then dropped a close decision to a lucky Baylor team, 5-4. McCallie was stopped cold by Central's sizzling no-hitter and lost, 4-U. They gained 1947 Mid-South Baseball Champions revenge on Baylor by defeating them to win the eastern division championship. The Blues had downed Darlington, 6-1, in a previous game. Those winning letters were Iohn Alba, Manager Bob Clark, Vaughn Dyer, Jimmy Ellis, Tommy Fanioy, Buster Humphreys, Iohnny Iones, Sam loyce, David Smith, Harry Stowers, Colin Threlkeld, and Talbot Trammell. GOLF Winning McCallie's third Mid-South championship of the year, the Golf team, captainecl by Wesley Brown, made a score of 959 in the Southern Prep, Mid-South Golf Tournament. The squad, composed of Brown, McLennan, McCamey, and Trammell, thus reached the summit of a highly successful season on the links. McLennan had a score of 23l, while Brown had a 234, McCamey a 245, and Trammell a 2495 the total was 4l points under last year's score. The Blues chalked up an impressive record of fourteen wins, two defeats, and one tie. Starting the season with a 5-l defeat of Baylor, they next beat Central, 3V2 to 2Vz. Then came a 13 V2-4M triumph over Darlington, followed by two 5-l defeats of Notre Dame. Kirkman handed the Blues a loss with a 2V2-3Vz score. The golfers then beat Dalton, l4-4, Central, BV2-2Vzg City, 5-lp Kirkman, 4V2-l V25 and City, 5-l. Then they were tied by Baylor, 3-3, but came back with a 10-8 victory over Darlington and a 12-6 victory over M. B. A. They were defeated by Dalton, 8-IO. In a three-way meet McCallie defeated Baylor and S. M. A., and in a four-way meet beat S. M. A., C. M. A., and Baylor. TRACK The Blue cinclermen also suffered from a lack of experience and very stiff competition. Going into the Baylor relays without any previous meets, the Big Blue finished third behind T. M. l. and Baylor, and won the medley relay. In the second meet, with Darlington, they defeated the Tigers by a score of 83-33, but lost to Baylor the following week by a 79V2-43Vz score. ln a meet with T. M. l., the Tornado held the Smith-Chumley combine to a 72-49 score, and placed fourth in the Mid-South meet, making a good showing and taking several places in the running and field events. Varsity letters were awarded to Bill Bacon, Iohn Brockmann, Harry Bunch, Martin Clough, George Graham, Bob Freeman, lohn Hutcheson, Olan Mills, Walter Mitchell, H. M. Poss, Tommy Schlater, loe Schmissrauter, lim Smith, Slaptain, Robert Smith, Alternate Captain, Roger Townley, and lack Bowling, anager. SOUTHERN PREP CHAMPIONS Wes Brown Iulian McCamy Lewis McLennan Talbot Trammell , . 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Nixon Machinery 81 Supply Norge Division . Orkin Exlerminalors . . Page-Hancock Co. . Palace Markei . . . Palmer Clolhes . Park Holel . . . Holel Pallen . . T. H. Payne Co. . . Pepsi-Cola . . Peerless Woolen Mills Dr, Pepper . Perfecf Service Slalion PickeH's, Inc. Price4SheaIy Radio . Providenl Life 8: Accidenl' Ins. . . . Ragland Bros. .... . . Ramsey Eleciric Co. . Ii. W. Ray .... R. C. A. Viclor ......... Read House . . . . Read More Book Siore . Jacob Reed's ....... Real Eslale Management lnc. Red Food Slores . Reclford's Sc 81 IOC Slores . Rice Brolhers . . . Arl-Rich Mfg. Co. . . . Bob Richey's Doughnuis . Rudy's Drive-In ..... Samuel Siamping 81 Enameling . . R. K. Scholze Grocery ...... Seed-Feed Supply . . . . Seven Up .... Sherwin-Williams . Shumacker's ........ Sidney Scoli Tires ...... Soulhern Blowpipe 84 Roofing . . Soufhern Chemical Coflon . . Soufhern Producls ..... Sporls Shop ..,.... Spur ..,. . . . Slandarcl Coosa Thatcher Co. . Slandard Paper Co. . . . Slar Laundry . . . A. F. Sleinhoefel . . Slovall Hardware . . Slulz Brolhers . . B. L. Talley Co. . W. C. Teas Co ...... TempIeIon's Jewelers ...,. Tennessee Awning 8: Tenl Co. . Tennessee Egg Co. . . . . Tennessee Paper Mills . Tennessee Texlile . . . Terrell Eleciric Co. . Texlile Prinling Co. . Tivoli Thealer . Trolier, Boyd. 8: Keese . Tunnel Drug Co. . . . . Universiiy of Chalfanooga . Valley Moiors ..... Dr. 81 Mrs. C. H. Verner . . Vine Slreel Pharmacy . Violei Sludio Camera Shop . Vogue ........... Volunieer Slale Life Ins. Co. . W. A. G. C ......... WaIly's Grill , . . Wann-Chapman, Inc. w. A. P. o. . w. D. E. F. . w. D, o. D. .... . . Whaley Molors . . . . . Whifeside-Slearns Coal Co. . While Swan Laundry . . . Mark K. Wilson Co. . . Willingham 81 Co, . Wood, Diefzen 81 Parks . V 5 RETAIL MERCHANTS' PAGE 1- JOY'S S. I-I. KRESS CO. TI-IE FISCI-IER CO., EDWARDS 8: LeBRON, LTD. W. T. GRANT CO. FULMER REEVES 81 WARE T. I'I. PAYNE CO. KOBLENTZ MILLER BROS. CO. A A. F. STEINI-IOEFEL TEMPLETON'S JEWELERS TI-IE VOGUE LOVEMANS, INC. MCLELLAN STORES CO. LE GRAND JEWELRY CO. I6O COMPLIMENTS ALLIED DRUG PRODUCTS CO. TRIENA AND TI-IE ALLIED BRAND COMPLIMENTS OF MAN6EL'S Feminine Apparel Phone 7-I626 634 Marlcel St Greelings and Complimenls Io Our Good Friends al' McCallie J. AVERY BRYAN CO., INC. Funeral Direcfors CALENDAR Sept IO-School begins. Seniors al- ready reach biller end when assigned benches. Sept II-We all assemble for hap- py occasion. Doctor has iusi one word Io add. Sept I2-BBB's reminisce aboul Ocoee. Sept I8- Beaver Gardner gels a close haircut goes lo infirmary wiih pneumonia. Sept 20-Fog Iills lor shorl while, boarding sludenls gel glimpse ol Chal- lanooga. Sept 24- Q Slallorcl gels up enough nerve Io phone June Ellen. Sept 26-Mr. Pressly begins pre-par- ing boys for College Board exams. Sept 27- Herb I-Iardy goes inlo seclusion. Many feminine hearfs are broken. HY-WAY MARKET 3472 Brainerd Road Phone 4-439I CARD 8: GIFT SHOP 323i Brainerd Road TUNNEL DRUG STORE The Rexall S+ore JUST THRU THE TUNNEL ' Complimenfs ol REDFORD Sc 8: I0c STORE 3230 Brainerd Road COMPLIMENTS OE CORLEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE ...... , 'll P r 5 737560144 Manufaciurers of Dkllm SAWMILLS AND SAWMILL CAA-NXSR DRY EQUIPMENT A WA'-'TY AN GompIimenIs of OF WHICH YOU . NEVER GROWTIRED GOULD S LUGGAGE SHOP junk A alrs ro EAT i.,, :lug I I G G ': M XJ' 823 Broad SIree+ CITIZENS MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymoufh Passenger Cars, Dodge Trucks 439 Broad SIree'r Telephone 6-8180 Ch H g 2 T COM PLIMENTS OF WAPO LIGGETT'S ICE CREAM CO. ISO6 McCallie Ave. CI'1aHanooga's Friendly Sfafion IISO On Your Dial CQMPLIMENTS N B C RUDY'S DRlvE-uN COMPLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGNS FINEST HOTEL THE REFID HDUSE Complimems of Complimenfs of BRAINERD FOOD MARKET CHARLES E KOHLHASE 3822 BRAINERD ROAD ' D COMPUMENTS CO'f'P me S of GRADY YOUNG COMPANY Mofion Picfure Proieciors, Films and Supplies Phone 7-6802 'ZFX EAT' , , ' 1522259 S g Q , A 79 L5 ,ul ml lupfllfoqmll MYQIIZ : ,I The flavor's a pleasure! 163 COMPLIMENTS HAPPY VALLEY FARMS ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA CALENDAR Sept 28-Firsr foorball game, many preliy girls arrive +o cheer Jream on. 6. P. S. girls come en masse. Sepjr. 29- Ace Holliday lays down dope slieel for coming iooiloall cam- paign. Sepi. 30-Z. V. makes immorial siale- menr aboul sclwolasiic salvaiion. Sepi. 3I-Sfudenis wi+l'1 Baclcwoiclc mee? for Friday nigl'i'r social affair. Od. 2-Mr. Purdy begins a new 30- lwour day campaign. OCT. 5-Missionary commiriee is in- 'rroduced io srudenrs. Boarding slu- denfs now are blessed wi+l'1 oufler for lavish allowance. Od. 7-Using ilueni language and much force, Zombie finally Jreaclwes his liiile boys face movemenis. HOTEL PATTEN CHATTANOOGA'S LEADING HOTEL ff JOHN LOVELL Manager OUR BEST WISHES TO THE M::lIAI.I.IE SEHIIIJL AND TO TI-IE FINE YOUNG MEN WI-IO ARE ITS STUDENTS DIXIE MERCERIZING COMPANY K. COMPLIMENTS COMPANY OF T P. J. HENN Builders Since I9I2 4? 9 CHATTANQOQA, TENNESSEE MURPHY NORTH CAROUNA I 4 T -plr 0 COMPLIMENTS P I O I1 C C I' S , OF McCall1e School pioneered better education 5 and Fleetwood pioneered better coffee E here-by its master blend of four of the S wo1'1d's finest coffees and by its exclusively E owned SupAROMAtized roasting process. 5 VARNISH COMPANY ul. nu uv on. n GIIFFEE fr ' Ambulance Service Phone 2-8366 Cornplimenfs of NATIONAL FUNERAL J. TELFORD FREEMAN, JR. HOME . C. A. Epperson, Manager IBOO McCallie Ave. BRAINERP HEATING 3' HELEN MICHEL, FIoris+ ROOFING CO. 493I Brainerd Road Phone 4-874I H9 Georgia Ave' Phone 6-2648 MOUNTAIN CITY STOVE COMPANY CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT 166 Purdy aI Work BUCKS FLIGHT SCHOOL FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Q- L II F Id CHATTANOOGA TENINI 167 Complimemg of Complimenfs of ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO. STAR LAUNDRY CWHGUOOQG- Tenn- 6-5I5I-Phones-7-IIO4 .-:f 6 ,. if -.4:: iz: A b' :4':L AAA' 1 .A.,:: A A . YE nE YCEYEYE A C YnEY C 02011151 YEEY A 'qvh if qll: A-..4'. , A Y YE d Complimenfs of Complimems of JACK'5 DRY CLEANING CHATTANOOGA BLOW PIPE 3452 Brainerd Rd. Phone 246334 VINE STREET PHARMACY Prescri Hons 422 Vine Sfreef I P Phone 6-I23I COMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS OF OF NIXON MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CO. ,ncorpomed Your Buick Dealer EASTERLY-WOODHEAD ' FLOWERS 168 N OF IIHTA IlRIlllNl3 CIIMPANY J. ZEPPA G o COMPLIMENTS QQMPLIMENTS or or SAMUEL STAMPING AND ENAMELING COMPANY THE HOME STORES 6 O JACOB REED'S SONS Firsl' Base of Supply for Army, Navy and Marine Officers' Uniforms Jacob Reed's Sons have been meeiing 'rhe exaciinq uniform requirernenis of Officers in all branches of +l1e service for IZO years. If a Commission in The Army, Navy or Marine Corps is your goal, remember llwal' JACOB REED'S SONS will furnish you a compleie uniform ouilii of Superior qualiiy ar mocleraie prices. Wrife for caialog and quofafions JACOB REED'S SONS 170 FERGER BROS. AND HUFFAKER IT PAYS To PLAY O EsTablished I887 COMPLIMENTS 'O' OF MARTIN-THOMPSON GENERAL COMPANY INSURANCE O -0- PHONE 7-3373 706 CHERRY STREET 806 Cherry STreeT Phone 6-3IOI Complimenlfs of BROWN FENCE CO. ComplimenTs of BLESSING, WATERHOUSE 81 COMPANY CompIimenTs oT THE PARK HOTEL CALENDAR OCT. I2-BaTTalion parade. ShalleT Tails To appear in whiTe TW-H-l-T-El shirT. OCT. I8- RoTnoC luckily has liTTle Trouble wiTh glove ComparTmenT. OCT. 20-Colonel purges Bolsheviks Trom Tornado. OCT. 2l-Bud shouTs, Take Two and go quiTe oTTen. OCT. 22-Hale Tinds ouT Lfs. don'T geT sponsors. OCT. 23- G-oon PlaToon goes wild in drill session. OCT. 25-Founders Home Co-opera- L- C- l-EACH 81 COMPANY Tive, comes Through on Physics Report 738JEI:ErlgIE:free+ OCT. 3l-Possum drives inTo Trap, Official Jewelers for McCallie School grey Dodge Suilzfel-S' Class Rings and Pins CUIIIIIIERCIIIL STHTIUIIERII 81 SIIPPW CU. OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE 81 EQUIPMENT A COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 9 BEVILLE'S FORMERLY DRAKFS CQMPLIMENTS Every+I1ing Good To Ea? 4I4 Vine SIr1ee'r Phone 7-II645 OF SANITARIUM OF HENRY I'I. FREDE 8: CC. 9 E. EIevenII1 S+., Chavranooga, Te IMPROVE YOUR GAME WITH gimf gggkf go! cfuga SOLD ONLY TI-IRU PROS PROFESSIONAL GOLF CO. OF AMERICA Tas+e +I1e Difference COMPLIMENTS BOB RICI-IEY'S DELICIOUS OF DONUTS Phone 2-0309 2202 McCallie Ave., Clwaffanooga 4, Tenn. monk Air Cooled BROADWAY MOTORS ComPIIm9'II5 OI 3I5-23 Broad S+. Chaffanooga, Ten . Your Local Ford Dealer 8 Complimenfs of CHAMBERLAIN AND moons HAI-E'S FLQWER5 R. K. SCHOLZE GROCERY 8,8 BROAD STREET Good Food Is Good HeaIfI1 I73 COMPUMENTS HUNTER COAL 81 ICE CO FUEL OIL AND OF STOKERS Always Dependable HIGH POINT, N. C. CO. VICTROLA RECORDS 48, COMPLIMENTS OF WEST EIGHTH AT CHESTNUT ST. Phone 6-7 I 5I F. W. COMPLIMENTS OF ABT-RICH MFG. Co. DALTON, GEORGIA 174 Real Eslale General Insurance Renlals SER Fire F. H. A. Loans ECIV Casualfy Sales Marine Properly Managemenl Safe Deposi+ Vaul+s REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT, INC. SCOTT N. BROWN COMPANY Telephone 6-2735-6-2736 IO5-IO7 Wesl Eiglnllw Slreel James Building Clwaflanooga, Tennessee CALENDAR Nov. 3- SpuIe Moore begins +o collecl declc of baclcworlc cards. Nov. 6-Leroy announces candidacy for Grayson Medal. Nov. 7-Mr. Pressly Ie-lls of fallacy in Pl1oning up. Nov. 8-G. M. A. gelrs revenge for defeat puls Ioolball Ieam in Hang- Iovler I-Io'rel. Nov. IO-Keo Kio laps new mem- bers. Nov. I2-Alomic Purdy's regime be- gins 'ro crumble as 'rime clweclcs are in- sliluled. Nov. I5-Bill Jewell follows in his bro+l1er's Ioolsleps, becomes K-man. Nov. 20- Termi+e Smiflw begins 'ro bore. Complimenls of CRISMAN HARDWARE TOOLS-HARDWARE Compllmenfs of LOUIS DIAMOND I7 Wesl Nlnlln SI. JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. L. BIBB Complimenls of A FRIEND DRINK IN BOTTLES COMPLIMENTS JIMMY JOHNSTON'S OF CI1a+'ranooga Tailoring Co Successor fo CHATTANOOGA GAS J. J. BAUER COMPANY P MaI:elis of fine 'j:Io+I'les new NELLE BRYANT UPHOLSTERING CO., INC. 900 McCallie Ave., Chaffanooga, Tenn. EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE DECORATORS SERVICE 81 REUPHOLSTERING LEDFORD'S SERVICE STATION TIRES AND BATTERIES P pi R d S ' Complimenis of STUTZ BROTHERS I I Heafing and Roofing 3424 B cI R d PI1 279II 176 LANSFORD PIANO CO. CQMPLIMENTS Pianos, Band Inslrumenrs, Sheel Music OF 730 Cherry Sireei AUSTIN FEED 81 SEED COMPANY Complimenls of TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY CALENDAR Nov. 29-Darlinglon game played. Nov. 29 llalerl-II s a long way from Rome 'ro Chaflanooga. Dec. 6- Pinky and Mae s'real show a+ formal dance. Dec. 9- Uncle Dudley's Commer- cial Law class allows him To spealc brief- ly. Quolh Dud, Ah, 'rha+'s all right Dec. IO-Darlcrown Poker Club is formed by you+hful members of The facully. Dec. I3-Slunr Nighl' is held. Bud clamps down on censorship, buf much comes our in wash. Dec. I4-Parenfs visil school. Cadels gel wholesome meal. Complimenrs of CAROLYN CHENILLES HIBBLER-BARNES CO. MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Prescrip'rion Druggisfs 544 MCCALLIE AVE. Top o' Ihe Dial W.A.G.C. Your MuIual Friend MAC'S DRY CLEANING 32I7 Brainerd Road Phone 2'Il42 We Clean Every'I'hing Complimenfs of N EWTON CH EVROLET Complimenfs of GILBERT'S BARBER SHOP COIVIPLIMENTS FOR OF Freshness - Price - Oualily AND STORAGE CO. IT'S TALLEY'S 'k B. L. TALLEY CO., INC. PAUL S. STEWARD, 'I7 THEO. F. KING, 'I6 COIVIPLIMENTS OF AUSTIN MOTOR SALES Hudson Dealers I9OO Io IQO6 Broad SI. 6-5188-Phones-6-5189 SEED-FEED SUPPLY COMPANY RICE BROTHERS AUTO CO Inc Serving This Area a Hundred Miles ' Around IZJOO Rossville Ave. Chaflanooga, Tenn CHATTANQQQAI TENNESSEE ROBERT S. KILLEBREW E. DUDLEY BRYAN ROBERT S. KILLEBREW AGENCY THE AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY co. GENERAL INSURANCE-SURETY BONDS Telephone 6-8632 Volunleer Building Challanooga, Tennesse Complimenls of Qualify Firsl- 3224 B ' rd Rd. Ph 23158 TIVOLI THEATRE DR. W. H. EMIG V . . C pl + f eferlnarran '094 MCCGWQ A GORDON GAMBILL INSURANCE' CHATTANOOGA TE EE COMPLIMENTS OF H. B. BROCKETT GROCERY o+f++ f B y d LYNCH STYLE sl-IOP S+ d f THE BOYS SHOP jo ' 5017-J GHG! ' era . . . OUR KINDEST WISHES CHATTANOOGA GLASS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW BROOKS FARMS, INC. Grade A Pasfeurized Milk I 4' . X f ll. him. ,F QUALITY FIRST-SERVICE ALWAYS 38I4 Brainerd Road Phone 2-3826 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF AREY'S RIDGESIDE SERVICE , MATT L. BROWN co. Your Neighborhood Texaco Dealer 2600 McCaIIie Ave., W. L. Arey, Owner COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Appliances - Radios - Sporfing Goods - Fishing Tackle I ELECTRON APPLIANCE 8: ACCESSORY STORE 3220 Brainerd Road Phone 4-I068 Phone 2-3l0I Complimenfs of Prescrlpfion DTUQQISIS CHATTANOOG-A, TENNESSEE BORGWARNER CORP' Fharmacisfs E, L. MARTIN 8: T. S. MARTIN CIWGIIBUOOQB Planf 180 . ' f . . - 3 ' 5, A -I 1 aff-f . ALLISON'S HAM Smoked Wilh Sweel Hickory Wood I: 1 J 'Ly If Liga' 1 L. rirdqgfgf , , ,v ' ' S X hr Qi x 11f.9..', 1 v n , x r o X I-brig' is fX ON., X 'allfih if ,N , syA,.,,,.g, 1 , . 'Lf-.-.Q?:l24'f.!, ,-I 'Y Q i .M XAQF417 l Y: '-f x Q '. J ' ix ,QQ ',- 1 XJ., Q 'wfgyf 4. hi N . gi 5 h .45 1 ,. 1 sfwi vi 'Ng J. H. ALLISON AND COMPANY U. S. lnspeclion in All Deparrmenfs Challanooga, Tennessee CALENDAR Dec. I6-Prussian rule is inauquraled in cafeleria. Some boys eal lunch for iirsr lime. Dec. I8-Clem and Z. V. in favor ol more drill, Think midnighl' loesl lime. Dec. I9-Dr. McCallie asks caclelrs 'ro find his boy scour knife, which he needs badly. Dec. 20-Snowloalls ily in nefher re- gions. Mr. Purdy is married!!! Dec. 24V2-Cadels released. ln- majres relurn lo sleep, loocl, and happy hours wilhoul Hloackwoickf' GOETZ, PARRY 84 McDADE Floris'I' James Building Phone 7-3345 J. A. Cobble Phone 7-32l5 Special A++achmen+s For Texfile Machinery Eslimales Gladly Furnished I7Ol-3 Rossville Avenue Chaffanooga 8, Tenn. Complimenrs of A FRIEND Complimenls of MATTHEWS PHARMACY H. L, MATTHEWS, Prop. Prescripfions Called 'for and Delivered l4OO Dodds Ave. Phone 2-3168 181 i- COMPLIMENTS CHEROKEE MOTOR COACH COMPANY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 0- Complimenls of R'C'A'T,hPl'x3rl:'?zZ::Fd? Radios Chalfanooga BuHon and Badge Co 3IO8 Brainerd Rd. Phone 4-l508 '09 EAST SEVENTH STREET BEST WISHES TO MQCALLIE SCHOOL FROM LOOKOUT OIL 81 REFINING COMPANY Makers of ARMOUR'S VEGETABLE SHORTENING Branch Planls Jacksonville, Florida Norfolk, Virginia Helena, Arkansas Complimenls of 828 Maflel Sl' THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. We Sell For Less Because We Sell For Cash H h hu MEN'S AND Youne MENS cLon-une We Coverl' e Earl 182 McCALLIE IS WELL LIGHTED WITH MID-SOUTH LIGHTING MID-SOUTH SUPPLY CGMPANY CALENDAR Jan. 7-Cadels relurn. Homelown police feel relief. Jan. 8-Associalion Ialxes exlra day 'ro calch up on sleep. Jan. IO-Fielcl Marshall Miller as- sumes command. IIchy Brown re duced To ranks. Jan, I4-Gardner sings I-Iey Bar- bara Miller. Wesley sings blues. Jar.. I7-Sherlock Smilh and Philo Bacon bring home black bacon. Jan. 2I-Exams slarlg Reilly learns in one day whal resl' of school sludied all year. Jan. 27-School holds elecliong clay sfuclenls slighlly oulnumbered. KOFFE-KUP is eooo COFFEE Roas+ed and Disfribuied by RAGLAND BROS. CO WHOLESALE eRocERs 183 COIVIPLIMENTS AMERICAN LAVA CORP. Comphmenfs of MARK GANG GROCERY Complirnenfs of McKESSON-DUFF DRUG CO. II32 Markei Sires? Phone 7-2I2I Complimenfs of H VIOLET STUDIO CAMERA SHOP II Easi Sevenih Sfreei CompIImenIs of CHATTANOOGA GARAGE CornpIimenIs of WANN-CHAPMAN, INC. Funeral Direcfors 54I McCallie- Ave. Com pIImen'rs FOUNTAIN SQUARE PHARMACY MERRITT A HARPER SpeciaIis+s in High Class ResicIenIiaI Properfy GLASCOCK-BRIGHT 81 CO. MERCURY LINCOLN-ZEPI-IYR LAWRENCE BROS. MOTOR CO. 409 Broad Sfreef JOE PAUL I-IARRY PEP CENTRAL DRUG STORE Prescripiion Druggisis Phone 6-3I6I 800 Ceniral Ave. Chahhanoog T Complimenfs of I:ARREI.L'S GREENHOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF SHUMACKER'S 827-829 Broad Slreel Cl-IATTANOOGA 2, TENNESSEE QUALITY PRINTING Color and Commercial Lifhographing GEO. BARBER PRINTING CO. eEoReE C. Huosow IO23 Corlor SI. Phone 7-I634 COMPLIMENTS OF WHITESIDE-STEARNS COAL COMPANY CI1aHanooga's Fines+ Coal Yard WILLINGHAM AND COMPANY LUMBER AND MILLWORK I70O CI1esI'nuI' S+. Phone 6-I IO5 CALENDAR Feb. 3-Slevie aslcs Ihal we pul dalres in Bud's box. Won'+ if be crowded? Feb. 7-Bug sweeps hallowed halls of horror, Doclor blames I-Iokeyq busi- ness booms.. Feb. 9-Sammy shows C Company Io Cenlraly or is II vice versa? Feb. IO-Baylor baslcelball game: Syl mells Snow. Feb. II-Syl finds sell In E Class. Feb. I2-Syl visils Baylor, has lead- ing role in assembly program. FENNHAYS TIRE COMPANY FOR GOOD 32I BROAD STREET LISTENING Phone 6-I I78 'lr KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES ELECTRO-LITE BATTERIES WHEEL BALANCING ARMSTRONG TIRES WDEF I370 On Your Dial 5000 WaH'S COMPLIMENTS HOWARDS CLEANERS Complimenis of UNIVERSITY OF CHATTANOOGA DAVID A. LOCKMILLER, President BoosT THE LOOKOUTS JOE W. EINIGEL Presiclenl PALMER CLOTHES Young Men's Fine Sui+s Spor'I'coaI's - Topcoais - Trousers 825 Ivlarlcei SI. CALENDAR Feb. I8-Colonel Tells us wlnai we can do wiilw name-siamps. Feb. 25-Kiiclwen Exlwume Iwonors school, reiurns Io leach. March 4-Blood Bowl-Judo abounds. March 7-Swimming Ieam calls oil annual praclice because of rain. March II-Mr. Mcllwaine ballcs al announcing new snapslwoi coniesi. March I4-Skyway opens, Tivoli Ioal- cony cleseried. March I7- Ish, Bobo, and oihers erase Iiandwriling on wall. JAMES R. CHAMBERLAIN REALTORS BELCHER'S SHOE STORE I2 E. NINTI-I STREET COMPLIMENTS 9 OF A. FASSNACHT 8: COMPLIMENTS SONS . or coMPLE!ERAQ:1gEnMoTlve LAUNDRY Ill W. I3+I1 Sfreef Plwone 6-2I26 Q Complimenfs of STOVALL HARDWARE CO. Complimenfs of PAGE-HANCOCK CO. 7II Cherry Sfreef Chaffano g C R A I G'S 3209 BRAINERD ROAD Read More Book Co., Inc. CHAfTAgggDGgOVENET'AN We can gelr any Book or Magazine. BLlNggn5IEClgTg?rEilg2,ION 32 E6s+ Ninfh S+. 66546 Free EsHrna+es Phone 2-I I87 l4OO McCallie Ave, Chaffano g Complimenfg of Ccmplimenis of TEXTILE PRINTING COMPANY WALLY'S GRILL phone 6,3434 188 J Q ww J M , 5 N ' Baskefball Banquef DIs1ribu+ors of GENERAL TIRES AND BATTERIES EIIE I EE,, ,I E: - I SIDNEY SCOTT TIRE CO. E. Ave. E+ 7-111 51. E.-2159 'Eff njffn T-,...:Em E81 IIARR Aw? ,se 1,-3 I 'U D lm .5:?,. DQR 'mmm RE CompIImen+s of I DJ II M I 111 111 111 THE BRASER CO. - IIIII. 111 111 111 E Iqgffif iaqmmaam aam EIHE EE1 Zi I -u,-,-H,-il . ug.. -vv-1 CompIimen+s of I 1' A- ,.. DON CHERRY TIRE CO. l3II1 and Broad S'rree'rs CHATTANOOGA TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. Agenfs for Allied Van Lines NATION-WIDE MOVING I ouR 5911-I ANNIVERSARY YEAR PROVIDENT LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY As a CI1a'H'anooga Ins+i+u+ion 1R0 COMPLIMENTS HUMMING BIRD HOSIERY ir som ExcLuslvELY AT THE VGGUE 3'3- COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN CHEMICAL COTTON CO. 3'1- COMPLIMENTS 0 :cz quam 191 ROBERT C. JONES PALACE MARKET 81 Fresh and Cured Mea+s, Pure Pork Sausage, Home-Made Lard, Fresh Dressed Poulfry, Sfaple Fancy Groceries, Promp+ Delivery. K Ph 6-478 I SOUTHERN one BLOW PIPE 8: ROOFING CO. IO? Norfh Highland Park Avenue 210 E, Main S-freef Hearing, VenfiIai'ing, InsuIa+ion, Weafher Shipping BarreH' Roofing, Asbesios Roofing and S' P' EDGMAN J' I-I' MALICOAT Siding TeIepI'1one 2-83 I 2 COMPLIMENTS ACME COAL COMPANY V Qualify Coal, Modern Equipmeni, Reliable, Experienced Deliverymen Agen+s for Sfokol S+oIcers Phones 6-I las-84-as 622 Eas+ Nin+h S+. 192 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRYSTAL COMPANY G America's Choicesf Hamburgers G ALL OVER THE SOUTH HUBBUCH GLASS CO. 4-Q0 l855 CENTRAL AVE. J. ERNEST DARR WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4? Phones 6-2129, 7-3359 0 Farmers' Marlcel, E. llilw Sfreef CHATTANOOOA, TENNESSEE CALENDAR March 21-Campbell has anoilier parly-gym land qirlsl far TOO cold. March 24-DeVaney, Hale find Cin- cinna+i has O+her aflracfions besides Naval Exam: lolue suils are useful. April I- Curmel Biebuslw is named neaTesT cadel. Busler wears black socks. Puncl'1y's hair is combed. Bud isn'+ crudded. April 5-Willie forces scl1ool's hand in procuremenl of new slaiion wagon. April 7-Barn Dance made complefe- ly ruslic wiflw addifion of Jaclcasses from down The river. COMPLIMENTS OF DEWEES, INC. 9-1- C. D. KENNY DIVISION CONSOLIDATED GROCERS CORPORATION NAGLE, M 91- COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL FRANKLIN PROCESS COMPANY COM PLIMENTS OF TENNESSEE PAPER MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF ALL GRADES PAPER BOX BOARD Complimerfrs of G E N EIS SmarI' Apparel 'For Women MILLS 81 LUPTON SUPPLY CO. E V Ch H R .H G GST G BVIOOQG OSSVI 6, 6. COMPLIIVIENTS COMPUMENTS OF OF BLUE RIDGE FIBRE CO. D'5 'Ib I 'S I DR. AND MRS. C. H. VERNER STREET-SWEEPER FIBRE Q 30,4 526 Hickory' N. Q, FOREST CITY, NORTH CAROLINA COmpIimenIs OI STANDARD PAPER COMPANY 628 Sevenjrh Sfreef Augusfa, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF CONTOR BROTHERS 196 THE VOLUNTEER STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Founded I903 A Soulhern Company of CharacIer CECIL WOODS Presidenf CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF CBS Dynamo of Dixie TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE I3I0 on your dial To read daily Ihe besl newspaper he can buy is one mark of an inlelligenl cilizen. 4: THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES A CALENDAR April I2-Zebulon Vance Hooker is engaged. There's hope for everyone! April I3- Gul informs Humphreys he is a Dumb, bone-headed foolball player. April I4-Trouble in Founders, as Hardy praclices fire escape Technique. April I7- Killah Tells Threllceld he is only living reason for mercy killing. April I8- Mohair brings Jane Io informal: boarders amazed. c o M PLIM EN TS CAROLINA MIRROR CORPORATION BELTON MILLS BELTON SOUTH CAROLINA .gitfute fo WCCJEQ .Sllwof We are proud of McCallie School 'and salute its fine record of scholastic achievement. We are likewise proud to have been selected to underwrite the plan of Students' Accident Insurance which has been in effect for the past five years. TROTTER. BOYD AND KEESE General Agents-Accident Department P R O VI D E N T LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY 199 S. E. MORRISON JOHN D. WINTER MORRISON' 8: WINTER COMPANY CoH'on MercI1an+s and Brokers GASTONIA, N. C. LELAND, MISS. BYRNE 8: CO. RCA-VICTOR Dis'Iribu+ors of Th W Id' .f5UNDfERIBER 9 O' S Grea1'es+ EIec+ric Dic+aIing and RADIOS 81 VICTROLAS Recording Equipmen+ S39 CHESTNUT ST. CHATTANOQGA See Your DeaIeI KAISER-FRAZER MOTOR CARS PARTS - SALES - SERVICE WHALEY MOTORS INC. 410 BROAD STREET PHONE 6-5978 200 AUTOMATIC HOME EQUIPMENT CO. IZI4 McCallie Avenue -DISTRIBUTORS- Bendix AuIomaIic Home Laundry, Dryer 'and Ironer EIecIromasIer Ranges, Waier Heaiers Schaefer Pak-A-Way Home and Farm Freezers Eureka Home Cleaning Sysiem, Cordless EIec+ric Irons COMPLIMENTS CHEROKEE TIRE AND ACCESSORY COMPANY Jobbers For GiIIeH'e Tires 3I9-2I Wesf Main SI. Phone 6-336I COMPLIMENTS OF MERCER PIE COMPANY Mercer's Delicious Pies 7IO O'NeaI SI. Clwaflranooga, Tenn Q' CALENDAR - April I9-Doclror cornpiimenis girIs a+ OPIicer's Banqueiz CQMPLIIVIENTS April I9 IIaIerI-OFFicer's Ball I1eId. QF Firsi' Aid s'raIion esfablisiied Io Iwandle THE CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE COMPANY 1- sabre wounds. April 25-Colonel sneaks in orienfa- Iion Ioefween Governn'1en+ Inspeciion ciasses. May 2-BBB's May Day judged su- perior Io originaI. May 3-EacuI'ry picnic ends in picIcIe iuice I3aIIIe. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS ' OF OF New YORK MEAT MARKET 4Ol Wes? Eighfh Sf. THE SPQRTS SHOP MMGREGOR-GOLDSMITH D 'r b 1' Un The New Read Housel FLORIST I+ Pays To Play Q- COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD COOSA THATCHER COMPANY Q- KlMBALL'S FLOWERS 2409 McCallie Avenue Phone 2-477I or 2-3760 Complimenls of CAMPBELL CLINIC M. B. EAVES PRODUCE CO Wholesale Fruifs 8: Produce Phone 7-3031-7-6282 Chalfanooga, Tenness PERFECT COMPLIMENTS SERVICE STATION Our Name Our Aim OE RAY B. SLAGLE J. D. coLoUnr SOUTHERN PRODUCTS 2230 McCallie Ave. Phone 2-29I6 COMPLIMENTS CALENDAR May 6-Doclor informs us +ha+ facul- OF 'ry is +o be buff of a show. Cadels GENERAL MORTGAGE OMPANY I24- VV. Eighlh S+. Phone 6-6I3l hearlily agree. May 9-Wee Willie cifecl for libel. I-lol copy of Tornado burns Eacully. May I0-Prospecls learn whal Mc- Callie isn'+ like. May I2-Busler wonders whefher I-lones+ is honesf. May I3-S+aid seniors begin Io swing from Jrrees, emiI+ing slrange ululafions. I I COMPLIMENTS OF MOORE 8: KING 836 MARKET and MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 544 McCaIIie Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF W. C. TEAS COMPANY Packard Disfribufors Every+hing Elech-ical Broad S+,-eef phone 7-2I7Q I66 Easv+ Eighfh SI., Phone 7-I246 COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLER BROTHERS COMPANY -Q- DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Seven+h and Broad S+ree+s CI'1aHanooga, Tennessee 204 0 an mills .7Ae Wafiong Sfucko Q-Q-Q COMPLIMENTS OF BROCK CANDY COMPANY +04- CALENDAR May I6-Facul+y sl'1ow liiglwliglwlecl loy l-lol lips Paul. Monk receives fly- ing donaiions from audience. May I8-l'lale gels Trigger nappy in Smiling Tl'irougl1 . Audience knows sorne+lwing clied. May Zl-24-Exams! Seniors prepare for Summer Sclwool. May 26-Cornmencemeni. D a z e d Seniors sally forllw info large, lonely world. 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Telephone 6-7I77 o HODGE'S DRUG STORE CQMPUMENTS MQCALLIE fs LINDSAY OF THE CURRIN CO., INC. Complimem of RED FOOD STORES ' 44:5 BRAINERD RD. COMPLIMENTS OF PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS Manufacfurers of WooIens for Men's and Women's Wear 208 COMPLIMENTS OF DURAND HOSIERY MILLS CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE ELLIS COMPLIMENTS RESTAURANT ATHENS HOSIERY S MILLS 1443 M In S+ + 'Q' CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE ATHENS TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF RAMSEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY OF CQMPANY HERSCHEIJS DRIVE-IN Complimenfs of PEPSI-coLA BOTTLING co. us Pm me +V 'Ms on Brainerd Rd. Complimenfs of THE PENNANT STAFF Our Specialry is shorf orders A FAST HUNDRED 1947 COMME CEME THO 0lt Clifford Barker Grayson Memorial Medal , . lohn C. Campbell Award .....,. Don C. Peglar Award ......... Thomas Winchester Hendrick Memorial Award . Valedictorian .,..,.....,. Salutatorian ....,..,.... Faculty Representative .... Wilkes T. Thrasher, Ir., Award . . Holton Harris Oratorical Medal ..., , . . Faculty Medals for General Excellence ...... Robert Boozer, Robert Fowler, Bill Dietzen, Iohn Lutz, I. Phillips Gibbs, Ir., French Medal ....... A. A. T. French Medals .... Iohn Crowell Mathematics Medal . . Pembroke O. Leach Algebra Medal . W. E. Brock, lr., Chemistry Medal ..., . Roy Iackson Physics Medal ....,... Frances Thornton Strang Memorial Medal in English . Iodie Kissinger Award ......,.. Scott N. Brown Primary Bible Medals: Seventh Grade .,.... Eighth Grade .....,. Dr. I. L. Bibb Intermediate Bible Medal . Iohn Parks Senior Bible Medal ..... Iohn H. Kent Latin Medal ........ E. G. Tucker Commercial Department Award . . . lohn Graves Memorial Mechanical Drawing Award . Maurice Contor Award ......... Iohn Ed Stone Award ,.....,., Citizenship Medal for Seniors ...... Citizenship Medal for Grammar Grades . . , Gilbert Taliaferro Memorial Publications Award . loe Brandon Memorial Track Medal .... Taliaferro Junior School Tennis Award ...,. limmy Beene Memorial Tennis Sportsmanship Award . Coaches' Athletic Trophy ......... Billy Wemyss Trophy for Best Spirit in Athletics , , Chester Stephens Athletic Medal ....... MILITARY AWARDS Bob Stephenson . . Wesley Brown . . Sam Hollis . . Sam Hollis . Maurice Contor . . Bill Ward . William Covell . Robert Boozer . . . . . .Craighead Alexander .........BillWard, Eddie Henderson . . .lack Bowling Newell Witherspoon . Maurice Contor . . Bill Dietzen . Robert Boozer . . Bill Ward . Robert Boozer . .Wally Gambill . Ronny Levy . Robin Rudofi . , Bill Dietzen . Robert Boozer . . Bob Clark . Robert Boozer Claude McGinnis . lack Bowling . . Billy Fisch . Jimmy Smith . Eddie Fisher . Earl Campbell . Harry Bunch . Eddie Fisher Sidney Scott , Gene Branson Walter Mitchell , Sammy loyce . Wesley Brown Buster Humphreys lohn Allen Carter Trophy for Best-Drilled Officer .,.. . . Wesley Brown Ed Anderson Trophy for Runner-Up ..... . 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