McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1952 volume:

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Peglar Memorial Award ................... ................. T ommy Joiner Thomas Winchester Hendricks Memorial Awards .... .... C ecil Davis, Tommy Joiner Valedictorian ....... .............................. .................... N a than Parks Salutatorian .................................... ...................... W ayne Miller Faculty Representatives ..................................... .... S am Campbell, Bruce Cleveland Holton Harris Oratorical Medal .......................,........................ . .............................. Nathan Parks Dr. T. E. P. Woods Memorial Medals for General Exce ence.. .............................................. .. Tommy Clayton, Spencer McCallie, Jr., Alston Steiner, J. Philip Gibbs, Jr., French Medal .......,................................................................. John Crowell Mathematics Medal .............................................................,..........,... Michael M. Allison Memorial Plane Geometry Medal .... .... Pembroke O. Leach Algebra Medal .................... W. E. Brock, Jr., Chemistry Medal ........................... . . . Roy Jackson, Jr., Physics Medal .............................. Frances Thornton Strang Memorial Medal in English ............ . . ............................... . .. Jodie Kissinger Award for Achievement in Junior English ..... .................................... .Robert Ewing Charles Talbot .John Christian .Nathan Parks .John Christian Charles Talbot . John Christian . Tom Warlick .Wayne Miller Irwin Hyatt, Jr. Scott N. Brown Primary Bible Prizes .......................... .... E ighth Grade: Michael Marholin and Mark Wilson Seventh Grade: Bill Edwards Dr. J. L. Bibb Memorial Bible Medal ...... .... . ., ........ ,............ ..... T o mmy Clayton John Parks Bible Medal ..................... ....................... J oe Heard Douglas Haynes Memorial Bible Awards ............. .... L ouis Zbinden, Wayne Miller John H. Kent Latin Medal .... ........................ .................. N a than Parks John Graves Memorial Mechanical Drawing Award .... .............. G lenn Campbell Maurice Contor Award ................................ ........................................................ R ichard Byrd John Ed Stone ................................................................................................ Carter Smith Judge David Campbell Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution History Awards .... Tom Warlick, Michael Marholin Citizenship Medal for Seniors by Sons of the American Revolution ................... ..... .,.................. J i mmy Ensign Citizenship Medal for Junior School b the American Le ion y g ............................ ..,............... Gilbert Taliaferro Memorial Publications Medal ................... ............ . . Billy Wilson Memorial Track Medal ...................... . . .. ......... John W. Logan Memorial Junior School Athletic Award ....... .... ........... . Voris Williams Gilbert Taliaferro Memorial Junior School Tennis Awards... .... Bob Ewing, Jimmy Beene Memorial Tennis Sportsmanship Award ....... ................. Coaches' Athletic Trophy .................................. . .. . . . Billy Wemyss Trophy for Best Spirit in Athletics ..... .... Chester Stephens Athletic Medal .............. , . .. .. Mark Wilson .Tommy Reeve . . . .Cecil Davis Charles Moore . Ted Carley .Ed Loughlin .Thornton Cole Buddy Browder John Allen Carter Trophy ........................ .... J immy Hudlow Ed Anderson Trophy ............. .... B uddy Browder Joe Allison Award ............. .... A lbert McGregor Hanes Lancaster, Jr., Award .... ........... N oel Hunt Linus Llewellyn Award ....... ..... A lvin Perkinson Taylor Wade Medal .......... ...... B obby Ewing Donald Munson Award .................... ..... T om Snowden Jack Kinser Award ...... ................... .... L e ntz Reynolds Eighth Grade Military Excellence Medal ..... .... M ichael Marholin Best Drilled Seventh Grade Cadet Medal ......... .... . ,. ...,....... Bill Edwards Col. Dana H. Allen Memorial Award American Legion Award for Military Lewis C. Leach Cup ................................. ................................ C ompany B, Captain Best Drilled Cadet Medals-Company pany D, Dee Harding Company E, Fred Mulkeyg Company F, Irwin Hyatt: Band, Buddy Dye. Sam Campbell Excellence ............. ...... ............................. R uf us Sherrill Tommy Pankey A, Thornton Cole: Company B, Alvin Perkinsong Company C, Joe Lane: Com- Mr. lfizzvlzelz W. Mum l Dedim tion TO Kilzchen Williams XIIIII Whose place in our afections is well expressed by the citation from Keo-Kio tendered him on May 21, 1952 Keo-Kio cites your loyal, successful service to the McCallie School during your years of instruction here. You have greatly benefited your pupils by instilling in them not only the princi- ples and precepts of education but the truths of religion and honor as well. Your charitable aid rendered to those in need will be long remembered in the years to come. Your splendid work in school publicity and your hospitable entertainment have left us ever grateful. For your Wise counsel, your guidance in the Faith, and your unselfish display of love and devotion to the school we give our highest commendation with sincere wishes for a profitable future. r,7, fin. . Wg P ,p . ,, , , ,fhmm ,,. L. .Qi 6 K M. .Q X Q Q am 1 ff, W A , paw. V 1 ,uv ,gm 5 N? Q ' -af 145 O? x ' gi yi 1121 :I .X 7,4 ,VT 5 My I X , mlm .Lg ,, ,, 1 .V b fr 'ig Qiiq N fx my Religious lnflllelme Sch olarship A ihlelic Amie Venzelzi A 6 29, fl W 1 122 1 .1 .f if w-. ,A 'i M1535 R . H, ip. fgf M ,. .1 ...ws 1 A f Aj I J V 5 ff V :aw f , waf- Biff ,ff 55,4 ,..L ,. . , rv Gm, ws: x Q14 1 , TQQMLSQL , X fx? 1 x Nw X.. A 1 Niudeni fi vii Viiies R Proficielzc J' The 5011001 111 Memoriam DR. IAMES LEWIS BIBB May 21, 1885 - February 17, 1952 Q- McCallie School Physician, 1913-1952 Member Board of Trustees, 1937-1952 I8 IZ .Z R Mcdilhe Co-Founder, President, Headmaster Emeritus, Head of Bible Department Doctor, Who retired as Headmas- ter in 1949, is perhaps more active in the school than at any time during the forty-seven years since he and his brother founded the school in 1905. In his capacity of counsellor to the boys, a job to which he has given more and more time since his retire- ment from the Headmastership, in his New Testament Bible classes, in his supervision of the construction Of Maclellan Hall, and in many other fields, by his tireless energy and un- failing enthusiasm he sets a pace Which none other but he could main- tain. Board of Tru fee DR. JAMES PARK MCCALLIE ..... .... P resident ROBERT L. MACLELLAN .... .... V ice-President DR. ROBERT L. MOCALLIE ..... ..... S ecretary WILLIAM E. BROCK EDWARD Y. CHAPIN, JR. JOHN L, HUTCHESON, JR. DR. WILLIAM L. PRESSLY EDWARD E. BROWN LLEWELLYN CHAPMAN ROBERT C. J ONES, JR. DR. R. F. THOMASON L. HARDWICK CALDWELL JOSEPH A. DAVENPORT DR. SPENCER J. MCCALLIE MARK K. WILSON, JR. GAINES C. CAMPBELL JOHN S. FLETCHER DR. ROBERT G. NELSON JACK E. WHITAKER H012 dm im DR. ROBERT LEWIS MCCALLIE Dean of Students, School Treasurer, Instructor in English, Head Coach, Soccerg Member, Board of Trustees 20 DR. SPENCER JARNAGIN McCALLIE Director of Admissions, Instructor in Bible, Member of of Trustees MRS. S. J. McCALLIE Librarian and' COLONEL HERBERT P. DUNLAP Commandant and Business Manager CHALMERS MOORE STIRLING McILWAINE Head of Mathematics Department, Direc- tor of Athletics, Alumni Director, of Public Relations 21 acuity MAJOR ARTHUR LEE BURNS Assistant Commandant, Head of Modern Language Department, Master of Dormi- tories and Dining Room, Director of Social Activities WILLIAM WALLACE PURDY Head of Science Department, Organist Front Row: Col. H. P. Dunlap, W. W. Purdy, Dr. S. J. McCallie, Dr. J. P. McCallie, Dr. R. L. McCallie. C. M. S. Mcllyvaine, Major A. L. Burns. Second Row: T. F. Walker, L. R. Tate, Cap t. D. M. Spencer, Capt. E. H. Brooks, Capt. C. R. Strxblmg, Major C. C. Moore, Charles McDowell, K. W. Exum. Third Row: John Nardo, E. T. Schmidt, D. M. Gaeheleln, T. L. Simmons, D. E. Fleener, C. C. Chism, John Strang. Fourth Row: E. C. Lundien, C. H. Patterson, B. J. Saunders, Ralph Hutchinson, R. D. Baer, W. W. Abbott, Capt. C. M. Galbraith, J. N. Settle. Fdflllfjf CAPT. L. RUSSELL TATE English, Principal Junior School, Head Coach Basketball and Track, Tactical Officer CHARLES McDOWELL Trainer, Master of Study Halls THOMAS F. WALKER Spanish, Dramatics Coach KINCHEN W. EXUM English and History, Director of Publicity JOHN NARDO Chemistry, Head Coach Football, Director of Summer Camp CAPT. DAVID M. SPENCER History, Head Coach Wrestling and Baseball, Tactical Officer ELLIOTT T. SCHMIDT Head of History Department, Public Speaking, Debating Coach C. HOUSTON PATTERSON, JR. Mathematics, Assistant in Athletics RONALD D. BAER Head of Latin Department, Storeroom Manager DON E. FLEENER Mathematics, Assistant in Athletics 22 B. J. SAUNDERS Mechanical Drawing and Mathemati-cs, Assistant Coach, Football, Basketball and Baseball JOHN S. STRANG Bible, Tennis Coach EDWARD H. BROOKS Head of Commercial Department, Assistant in Athletics C. CLARK CHISM English and Mathematics, Assistant in Athletics DONN M. GAEBELEIN English and History, Golf Coach RALPH HUTCHINSON History and Geography, Boxing Coach, Assistant Football and Track Coach JAMES N. SETTLE Latin, Assistant in Athletics TRUMBULL L. SIMMONS English and Bible, Assistant in Athletics CAPT. CHARLES R. STRIBLING, JR English, Adviser for Tornado, Tactical Officer WILLIAM W. ABBOTT III English, Assistant in Athletics CAPT. CHARLES M. GALBRAITH Chemistry, Bandmaster, Director of Glee Club EDWIN C. LUNDIEN Mathematics and Science, Gym Director, Swimming Coach MAJOR CLINTON C. MOORE Mathematics, Assistant in Athletics, Tactical Officer First Row: MISS ZELLA WOODS .... MISS MAE JONES, R.N.... MISS ANNE MCCALLIE... Second Row: MRS. THOMAS F. WALKER .........,Recorder . . . . . . .Resident Nurse . . . .Alumni Secretary Assistant Librariang Instructor in Remedial Reading MRS. H. L. SMITH ............................... Assistant Director of Admissions MRS. RILEY THOMAS.. . Third Row: MRS. P. M. WADE .......... MR-G. C. M. HARPER ....... MISS ALMA HARRINGTON Fourth Row: MISS SHIRLEY SPRAGUE. MISS EVELYN STERCHI... ...Assistant Recorder ............Dietitian . . . .Dietitian , ......... Secretary . . . .Assistant Bursar MRS. NAOMI DOUGI-IERTY ..........,.................................. Secretary 23 President Buddy Browder Senior 011255 0l'fi0e1nv WILLIAM H. BROWDER ......... President GEORGE H. MORRIS ........ Vice-President WAYNE W. MILLER .... .,.... S ecretary 24 Q-dung'-' 1,1 I K, r Seniors Top Row: RICHARD ABERCROMBIE ........................,.............. Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1945: Private, Company E, '45-'46, Private, Company E, '46-'47, Private, First Class, Company F, '47-'48, Pri- vate, First Class, Company D, '48-'49, Corporal, Company E, '49-'50, Corporal, Company D, '50-'51, First Lieutenant, Company F, '51-'52, Mite Basketball, '46-'483 Gymnastics, '50-'51, Glee Club, '50-'52, PENNANT, '48-'51, Ridgedale Club, '51-'52, Gent1emen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '52. JAMES RAMSEY ADAMS, JR. ................ ...Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled, September, '51, Private, Company B, Alabama Club. x i eniors Bottom Row: TOM MILLER AYRES ............. ............. ................... K n oxville, Tennessee Enrolled September, 19513 Private, Company A, '51-'52, Varsity Track, '52, Varsity Football, '51, Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, Mono- gram Club, '51-'52g Volunteer Club, '51-'52. HARRY GORDON BLUE, JR ........ .......................... ...... T a lladega, Alabama Enrolled, September, 19503 Private, Company B, '50-'51, Private, Company B, '51-'52g Best Drilled Company, '50-'51: Manager, Junior Varsity Football, '50-'51, Touch Football, '50-'52: General Tennis, '50-'52, Student Waiter, '52, Smoking Club, '50-'52g Ala- bama Club. '50-'52. 26 S 5 5 1 Top Row: ROBERT LELAND BRIDGMAN ................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1948, Private, Company B, '48-'49, Corporal. Company B. '49-'50, Platoon Sergeant, Company F. '50-'51g Cap- tain, Company E, '51-'52, B Team Football, '48-'50, J.V. Basketball, '48-'50, B Team Basketball, '50, Swimming, '50-'51, Varsity Football, '50-'52, Varsity Baseball, '50-'51, Varsity Soccer, '51-'52, Nick Senter Sportsmanship Trophy, '48, Best Blocker Trophy in Varsity Football, '51-'52, Hop Committee, '51-'52, Monogram Club. '50-'52, Ridgedale Club: Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, Tornado , Glee Club, '49-'51, Dramatics Club, '49-'51, McCallie Councillor at Youth Center Council, Missionary Commit- tee, '49-'50. WILLIAM LEWIS BROWDER ............................,............. Athens, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1947, Private, Company E, '47-'48, Private, First Class, Company D, '48-'49, Corporal, Company A, '49-'50g Ser- geant, Company A. '50-'51, Major. First Battalion, '51-'52, Best Drilled Cadet, Company A, '51-'52, Mite Football, '47, Midget Foot- ball, '48, Varsity Football, '49, Varsity Football, '50-'51, Alternate-Captain, Football, '51, Mid-South Champions, All City, All Area, All Mid-South, '51, Mite Basketball, '47-'48, Captain, Midget Basketball, '48-'49, Captain, B Teaxn Basketball. '49-'50, Varsity Basketball, '50-'51, Captain, Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, All Times Cup Tournament. '51-'52, Mite Baseball, '48, B Team Tennis, '49, Varsity Tennis, '50, B Team Track, '50, Varsity Track, '51, Varsitv Track. '52, Senior Intramural Tennis Tournament winner, '51, Best-Drilled Non-Commissioned Officer, '51, Most Popular Junior, '51, Hop Committee, '51-'52, Vice-President of Keo-Kio, '51- '52, President, Senior Class, '51-'52, Secretary, Monogram Club, '51-'52, Senate, '48-'50, Student Council, '48-'50, Y.M.C.A., '48 '50: Volunteer Club, '47-'52. ' Bottom Row: WILLIAM BURTON BROWN ........................................... Rossville, Georgia Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'47, Private, Company E, '47-'48, Private, Company B, '43,f49. Private Cam- Eaay 'gg-'5ig:HC0rp0ra1.Sfiorglgwany A, '50-'51 First gergganghqzmpany A, 351-'52, Junior Varsity Football '49-'56' Varsity Foot- a , ' 0-' , i e Team, ' -' , Gymnastics eam, ' 0-' , a anooga Stu ent Co 'lg D b t T ' T -' l -, . Astronomy Club, '50-'51. umm e a e eam' 52' Georgla Club' 46 52' HOWARD LEWIS BUMGARDNER. ............................. Charlotte, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 1949, Private, Company A, '49-'50, Private, Company A, '50-'51, F' t L' 1, - ,- , Basketball, '49-'50, B Team Basketball, '50-'51, Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, B Teamuienriiislf ?25iI?gb.C?,l21Ps?g?' Cheerleader, '50-'51, Head Cheerleader, '51-'52, YAM-C-A. Council, First Term. '51-'52, Student Council,'First Tenn '51-552' Migl gonafyt Comggittlele, '49-'50:CI?eI:51d 5Tre?surera MissgJn5ai'yCComrrlggtee, '5fri:'51, Vice-President, Missionary Committee' .51-,522 Hap ommi tee, ' 3 onogram u , ' 2 orna o, ' -' , opy itor, ornad '51-'52, PENNANT, ' -' ' ' ' ' - NANT, '51-'52, Carolina ciob, '43-'52. 50 51' copy Emo PE 27 eniors Top Row: WILLIAM JOHN BURLEY, JR. ................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19463 Private, Band, '46-'50g Sergeant, Band, '50-'51g First Lieutenant, Band, '51-'52: Mite Football, '46-'48: J.V. Football, '49-'50: Mite Basketball. '46: Midget Basketball, '493 B Team Soccer, '50: Varsity Soccer, '52g Varsity Boxing, '483 Varsity Swimming, '51g Mite Tennis, '47-'48g J .V. Track, '49g B Team Track, '50-'51g Varsity Track, '52g Day Student Treasurer, Missionary Committee, '51-'52g Glee Club, '47-'52g Missionary Committee, '47-'52g Astronomy Club, '52: Ridgedale Club, '46-'52g Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '52. GLENN THOMAS CAMPBELL .... ....................,........... C hattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1947: Private, Company E, '47-'481 Private, Company A, '48-'49g Private, Company C, '49-'50g Private, Com- pany A, '50-'51g Platoon Sergeant, Company A, '51-'52: Freshman Track, '48g Freshman Decathlon Medal, '48g B Team Track Manager, '49-'51g B Team Football Manager, '49-'50g Varsity Football Manager, '51g PENNANT, '49-'52g Tornado, '49-'51g Gen- tlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'523 Ridgedale Club, '47-'52. eniors Bottom Row: i SAMUEL H. CAMPBELL, III ...................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19463 Private, Company F, '46-'47g Private, First Class, Company E, '47-'48g Corporal, Company D, '48-'49g Corporal, Company B, '49-'50g Sergeant, Company A, '50-'51g Major, Second Battalion, '51-'52: Mite Football, Mite Soccer, Mite Baseball, '46-'48g Midget Football, '48g J.V. Soccer, '48-'49, J.V. Baseball, '49-'50g Manager, Varsity Football, '49-'51g B Team Soc- cer, '49-'50: Varsity Soccer, '50-'52g Alternate Captain, Varsity Soccer, '51-'52g Faculty Award for General Excellence, '47-'483 Fac- ulty Representative, '51-'52: Keo-Kio, '51-'52g Tornado, '48-'52g Sports Editor, Tornado, '51-'52g Business Manager, PENNANT, '51-'52g Monogram Club, '50-'52g Cum Laude, '52g Hop Committee, '51-'52g Missionary Ridge Club, '46-'52g Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '51-'52, Brainerd Club, '46-'52. TED E. CARLEY, JR. ............................................... Columbia, Mississippi A Enrolled, September, 1949: Private, Band, '49-'5Og Private, First Class, Band, '50-'51g First Sergeant, Band. '51-'52g Wrestling Team. '49-'50g Wrestling Team-Mid-South Champion, 115 Pound Class, '50-'51g Captain, Wrestling Team, '51-'52g Varsity Tennis Team, '51-'52g Y.M.C.A., First Term, '50-'513 Student Council, First Term, '51-'52g Mississippi Club, '49-'52. 28 Top Row: CHARLES LUTHER CLAUN CH. .,................................ Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19463 Private, Company F, '46-'48g Corporal, Company F, '48-'50g Sergeant, Company F, '50-'51: First Lieu- tenant, Company D, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'49g Mite Soccer, '46-'48, Mite Baseball, '46-'48, Freshman Track, '49-'51: Gymnas- tics, '49-'51, Varsity Wrestling Team, '51-'52, Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'52, Brainerd Club, '46-'52, BRUCE MILES CLEVELAND ........................................ Jacksonville, Florida Enrolled, September, 19483 Private, Company D, '48-'49, Private, Company C, '49-'50g Private, Company A, '51-'52, Midget Football, '48-'49, J.V. Football, '49-'50g Freshman Track, '48-'49, Varsity Track, '49-'50, Wrestling, '49-'50, Track, '51-'52, Faculty Represen- tative, '51-'52, Student Council, Second Term, '52g French Club, '49-'50, Monogram Club, '49-'52g Smoking Club, '51-'52. eniors Bottom Row: JOHN MASON COONEY ...........,...... ..,... .......,.......... E l khorn, West Virginia Enrolled, September, 1951g Private, Company A, '51-'52, Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, Y.M,C.A. Council, '52. GEORGE PRENTICE CUMMINGS, JR. ....................... ....,.. C learwater, Florida Enrolled, September, 19493 Private, Band, '49-'50, Private, First Class, Band, '50-'51, Corporal, Band, '51-'523 Varsity Swimming, '49-'51: Dramatics, '51-'52: Florida Club, '49-'52: Glee Club, '49-'50, Missionary Committee. '51-'52: Astronomy C1ub.'50-'52, 29 Top Row: JAMES HOWARD CURLIN ................................,............ Marion, Arkansas Enrolled, September, 1950, Private, Company B, '50-'51, Private, Company A, '51-'52, B-Team Football, '50, Varsity Soccer, '51, J.V. Baseball, '51, Missionary Committee, '51-'52. JAMES H. DAUGHDRILL, JR.. ........................................... Atlanta, Georgia Enrolled, September, 1949, Private, Company C, '49-'50, Corporal, Company A, '50-'51, First Lieutenant. Company A, '51, First Lieutenant and Adjutant, Second Battalion Staff, '52, Best Drilled Company, '49-'50, Varsity Swimming, '49-'51, Member State Y Record Holding Relay Team, '51, Varsity Football, '49-'50, Winner Most Spirited Non-Letterman and Captain of B Team, '51,.Vars1ty Football Manager, '51, Varsity Tennis, '51, Gymnastics, '49-'51, Varsity Baseball, '52, Walker Casey, Jr., Award, '52, Junior Class Representative, Senate, First and Second Semesters, '50-'51, President, Student Senate, First Term, '51, Boarding Stu- dent Representative, Senate, Second Term, '52, Missionary Committee, '49-'50, Boarding Student Treasurer, Missionary Commit- tee, '50-'51, President, Missionary Committee, '51-'52, Y.M.C.A. Council Member, First Term, '51, Y.M.C.A., First Term, '51-'52, Secretary, Y.M.C.A., Second Term, '52, Student Council, Second Term. '50-'51, Student Council, First Term, '51-'52, Monogram Club, '51-'52, Hop Committee, '51-'52, Keo-Kio, '51-'52, Treasurer, Keo-Kio, '51-'52, Senior Member, Inter-School Leadership Council, President, Summer School Senate, '51, Cum Laude, '52, Glee Club, '50-'51, Society Editor, Tornado, '51-'52. 9Ill0I'8 Bottom Row: CECIL LAMAR DAVIS ................................................... Griffin, Georgia Enrolled, January, 1951, Private, Company B. '51, Corporal, Company A, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '51, Varsity Football, '51- '52, Varsity Basketball, '51, Varsity Track, '51, All City, All Area, All Mid-South, Honorable Mention, All Southern Football, '51, Alternate Captain, Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, Captain, Varsity Track, '52, City Scoring Leader, Football, '51-'52, Mid-South Cham- pions, Football, '51, Joe Brandon Memorial Track Medal, '51, Best Backfield Man, '51-'52, President, Y.M.C.A., First Term, '51- '52, President, Senate, Second Term, '51-'52, Y.M.C.A., Second Term, '52, Keo-Kio, '51-'52, President, Astronomy Club, '52, Hop Committee, '52, Monogram Club, '51-'52. MELVIN JAMES DEITCH ......................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company E, '46-'47, Private, Company F, '47-'48, Corporal, Company F, '48-'49, Corporal, Com- pany E, '49-'50, Sergeant, Company E, '50-'51, First Lieutenant, Company E, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'48, Mite Basketball, '46-'48, Mite Baseball, '46-'48, Midget Basketball, '48-'49, Midget Baseball, '48-'49, Varsity Golf, '50-'52, Brainerd Club, '46-'52, Gentle- men's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'52. 30 Top Row: CHARLES FRANKLIN DILL .........,...,........... .......... C hattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'48, Private, Company D, '48-'49, Corporal, Company D, '49-'50g Corporal. Com- pany F, '50-'51g First Lieutenant, Company F, '51-'523 Mite Baseball, '47-'48: Mite Football, '48-'49g Mite Soccer, '48g Alternate Captain, Midget Football Team, '493 Varsity Soccer, '48-'52, Junior Varsity Baseball, '49-'50: Varsity Golf, '51-'523 Touch Football, '52: Dr. T. E. P. Wood's General Excellence Medal, '49g Mechanical Drawing Award, '51g Brainerd Club, '46-'52g Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'52. LOUIS ROBERT DISHMAN, JR. ....................................... Anniston, Alabama Enrolled, September, 19503 Private, Company B, '50-'51g Best Drilled Company, '50-'51g Private, Company A, '51-'52g Varsity Wres- tling Team, '50-'52, Gymnastics, '50-'52: General Tennis, '50-'52: Astronomy Club, '50-'52g Monogram Club, '50-'52: Missionary Committee, '51-'52, Alabama Club, '50-'52. Bottom Row: GEORGE WINSTON DOWDY, JR. ..........................,.... Charlotte, North Carolina Enrolled. September, 1947, Private, Company A, '47-'48g Private. Company A, '48-'49g Corporal, Company A, '49-'50: Sergeant. Company A, '50-'51g Platoon Sergeant. Company A, '51-'52, Varsity Football. '49-'50g Touch Football, '49-'51g Varsity Track, '49- '52g Alternate Captain, Track, '52, Smoking Club, '50-'52g Monogram Club, '50-'52g North Carolina Club, '47-'52. JAMES LEE ENSIGN, JR. ............................................... Rossville, Georgia Enrolled, September, 19461 Private, Company F, '46-'48g Corporal, Company F, '48-'49g Corporal, Company E. '49-'503 Sergeant, Company E, '50-'51g Best Drilled Cadet, Company F, '51g Captain and Regimental Executive Oflicer, '51-'52: Mite Football, '48: Midget Football, '49: Mite Basketball, '46-'48, Midget Basketball, '49g Junior Varsity Basketball, '50, B Team Basketball, '51: Varsity Basketball, '52, Mite Baseball, '46-'48: B Baseball, '49: Varsity Baseball. '50-'52, Captain of Varsity Baseball Team, '52: Senate, '47, '493 Day Student Senator, '51-'52g PENNANT, '51g Military Editor of PENNANT, '52g Monogram Club, '50-'52g President of Monogram Club, '52g Keo-Kio, '51-'52g Secretary of Keo-Kio, '51-'523 Hop Committee, '51-'52g Missionary Ridge Club, '46-'52. 31 eniors Top Row: JOSEPH THRASH ESTES, JR. .................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19463 Private, Company F, '46-'47g Private, Company E, '47-'48, Private, Company C, '48-'50g Corporal, Com- pany C, '50-'51g Sergeant, Company C, '50-'5lg First Lieutenant and Adjutant, First Battalion Staff, '51-'52g Mite Football, '46-'48g Midget Football, '48-'49g Manager, Varsity Football, '51-'52: Mite Basketball, '46-'48, Midget Basketball, '48-'493 Mite Baseball, '46-'48: Midget Baseball, '48-'49g Varsity Soccer, '50-'52g Varsity Golf, '50-'52, Tornado, '50-'52g PENNANT, '51-'52, French Club. '50-'52g Riverview Club, '46-'52. WILLIAM WINSTEAD EWIN, JR. ..................................,. Franklin, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19493 Private, Company D, '49-'50g Private, Company B, '50-'Sig Best Drilled Company, '50-'Sly Regimental Color Sergeant, '51-'52g Fall Track, '49-'50, Gymnastics, '50-'52g Dramatics Club, '49-'521 Nashville Club, '49-'52. eniors Bottom Row: CHARLES RALPH EWING, JR. ................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19463 Private, Company F, '46-'48g Private, Company D, '48-'49g Private, First Class, Company C, '49, Cor- poral, Company C, '50: Sergeant, Company D, '50-'513 First Lieutenant, Company A, '51-'52g Best Drilled Company, '49-'50g Mite Football, '46-'48g Midget Football, '49: Junior Varsity Football, '50, Touch Football, '50-'51, Mite Basketball, '46-'483 Midget Bas- ketball, '48-'49: Junior Varsity Basketball, '49-'50g Mite Baseball, '47-'48, Freshman Track, '50g General Tennis. '50: Junior Var- sity Tennis, '51g Reporter, Tornado, '51-'52g PENNANT Sgilifb '5l1g'5iEGentleman's After Dinner Forensic Society, '49-'52g Brainerd u ,' -' . THOMAS HARRY FERGUSON ..................................... Sylva, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 19483 Private, Band, '48-'49, Private, Band, '49-'50g Corporal, Band, '50-'51g Sergeant, Company A, '51-'52g Mite Football. '48-'49: Midget Basketball, '48-'493 J.V. Baseball, '48-'49: Midget Football, '49-'50: Midget Basketball, '49-'50: J..V. Baseball, '49-'50g B Team Football. '50-'51: B Team Soccer, '50-'51, BU Team Track, '50-'51g Varsity Football, '51-'52g Varsity Soccer, '51-'527 Varsity Track, '51-'52p Monogram Club, '51-'52g Carolina Club, '48-'52, 32 Top Row: WILLIAM SCHAEFFER FISHER ................................. Concord, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 1949, Private, Company C, '49-'50, Private, Company A, '50-'51, Platoon Sergeant, Company C, '51-'52, B Team Football, '49-'50, Varsity Football, '51-'52, Mid-South 175-pound Boxing Champion, '51-'52, Wrestling, '50-'52, Monogram Club, '51-'52, Gym, '49-'51, Prefect, '50-'51, Postmaster, '51-'52, North Carolina Club, '49-'52. PETER H. FITE .................................................,.. ........ M iami, Florida Enrolled, September, 1950, Private, Company B, '50-'51, Private, Company A, '51-'52, B Team Football, '50-'51, Varsity Wrestling, '51-'52, Mid-South Champion, Wrestling, '51-'52, Alternate Captain, Wrestling, '52, Dormitory Prefect, '51, President, Miami Club. eniors Bottom Row: LEWIS WESLEY FOWLER, JR. ......................... ............. G adsden, Alabama Enrolled, September, 1950, Private, Company A, '51, Corporal, Company B, '52, B Team Football, '50, Varsity Football, '51, B' Team Basketball, '51, Junior Varsity Baseball, '51, Varsity Soccer, '52, Keo-Kio, '52, President, Student Council, '52, Senior Rep- resentative, Senate, Second Term, '52, Y.M.C.A., First Term, '51, Y.M.C.A., Second Term, '52, WILLIAM ANDREW GARRETT, JR. .....,............................... Atlanta, Georgia Enrolled, September, 1947, Private, Company E, '47-'48, Private, Company C, '48-'50, Corporal, Company C. '50-'51, First Sergeant, Company C, '51-'52, Varsity Tennis, '51-'52, Varsity Boxing, '49-'52, Varsity Swimming, '52, Mid-South 165-lb. Boxing Champion, '52, Buckhead Club, '47-'52. 33 Top Row: JAMES DOUGLAS GEIGER ................................. Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1948: Private, Company B, '48-'49g Private, Company B, '49-'50g Corporal, Company A, '50-'51g Platoon Ser- geant, Company B, '51-'52g Midget Football, '49-'50g Junior Varsity Footba l, '50-'51g Varsity Swimming, '48-'51g Rifle Team, '50- '51: Student Council, Second Term, '51. TOY RHEA GREGORY, JR. ...........,........................ Lancaster, South Carolina Enrolled, September, 19483 Private, Company F, '48-'49: Private. Company D, '49-'50g Corporal, Company E, '50-'51g First Ser- geant, Company B. '51-'52g Mite Football, '48-'49: Midget Football, '49-'50g J.V. Football. '50-'52g Midget Basketball, '49-'50g Var- sity Boxing, '48-'50, Varsity Wrestling, '49-'50, Volleyball, '51-'52, Touch Football, '51-'52g J.V. Baseball, '49-'50p Assistant Varsity Track Manager, '50-'51g Varsity Track Manager, '51-'52, S1mokgigbCliib, '51-'52g Glee Club. '49-'51g Missionary Committee, '50g Caro ina lu , ' 8-'52. eniors Bottom Row: ALBERT THOMAS HARRIS, JR. ...................................... Anniston, Alabama Enrolled, September, 19493 Private, Company B, '49-'50g Private, Company B, '50-'51, Corporal, Company B, '51-'52g Best Drilled Company, '50-'51g Gymnastics, '50-'51, General Tennis, '50-'52: PENNANT Staff, '51-'525 Missionary Committee, '51-'52g Alabama Club, '49-'52, Tornado Circulation Staff, '50-'5l. EDWARD S. HEALAN .... . .......... ..... ....................... C h attanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19485 Private, Company C, '48-'51: Platoon Sergeant, Company C, '51-'52g Best Drilled Company, '48-'51g Mite Football, '483 Midget Football, '49g Midget Basketball, '493 Midget Baseball, '49g Varsity Baseball, '51-'52, General Swimming, '48, Ad Solicitor, PENNANT, '51-'52, Brainerd Club, '48-'52. 34 Top Row: JOSEPH HAROLD HEARD ............................. ............ W est Point, Georgia Enrolled, September, 19503 Private, Company B, '50-'Sly Private, Company A, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '50-'513 'B Team Football, 'Sly Smoking Club. '51-'52g Missionary Committee, '52. ALFRED T. HEATH III ........................................... Sumter, South Carolina Enrolled, September, 19503 Private, Company B, '50-'Sly Corporal, Company B, '51-'52g Best Drilled Company, '50-'51g Touch Foot- ball, '51-'52: General Tennis, '50-'51: Volleyball, '51, Gymnastics, '51g Carolina Club, '50-'52g Smoking Club, '51-'52g Student Wait- er, '51-'52g Reporter, Tornado, '50. eniors Bottom Row: ARTHUR CHARLES HEBERER ............................, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19485 Private, Company B, '48-'49g Private, Company C, '49-'50g Private, Band, '50-'51g Private, Band, '51-'52: Midget Football, '48-'49g Volleyball, '48-'51, Touch Football, '49-'50g Dramaticsg Gymnastics, '50-'52, Smoking Club, '50-'52g Dance Band, '50-'52g Dismembered Tennesseans, '46-'52, Tennessee Club: ggllggball, '48-'5lg Touch Football, '49-'503 Dramatics, '49-'51, ymnas1cs,' -' . JAMES W. HUDLOW ............................................. Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September. 1946, Private, Company E, '46-'47g Private, First Class, Company E, '47-'48, Corporal, Company D, '48-'50g Sergeant, Company C, '50-'51p Regimental Major, '51-'52: Mite Football, '46-'48, Junior Varsity Football, '48-'49g B Team Foot- ball, '49-'50g Varsity Football, '51-'521 Mite Basketball, '47-'48g Midget Basketball, '48-'49g Junior Varsity Basketball, '49-'50g B Team Basketball, '50-'51: Mite Baseball. '46-'483 B Team Baseball, '49-'50g Varsity Baseball, '50-'Sly Mite Track, '47-'48, Freshman Track, '48-'495 Citizenship Award, Junior School, '48g J. W. Logan Athletic Award, Junior School, '48g Keo-Kio, '52: Monogram Club, '52g Hop Committee, '52. 35 Top Row: JAMES MADISON JOINER ................................. Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946: Private, Company F, '46-'47, Private. Company D, '48g Corporal, Company E, '-193 Sergeant, Company E, '50g First Lieutenant, Company C, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'48g Mite Baseball, '46-'47g General Tennis, '46-'513 Touch Foot- ball, '48-'50: Varsity Boxing, '52: Lookout Mountain Club, '46-'52. THOMAS ELLIS JOINER ................................................. Griiiin, Georgia Enrolled, January, 19513 Private, Company C, '513 Corporal, Company C, '51-'52g UB Team Track, '513 Wrestling Team, '51-'52g Y.M.C.A., Second Term, '51g Y.M.C.A., First Term, '51-'52g Student Council, Second Semester, '52g President, Y.M.C.A., Second Term, '52. Q eniors Bottom Row: HUGO BROWN KIMBALL .... .............. ................. S t atesville, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 19493 Private, Company D, '49-'50g Private, Company B, '50-'51g Platoon Sergeant, Company C, '51-'52g Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Midget Football, '49-'50g J.V. Football, '50-'51g Midget Basketball, '49-'50, Varsity Tennis, '50-'52g North Carolina Club, '49-'52, EDWARD PENNINGTON LAMBERT, JR. ............................... Roanoke, Virginia Enrolled, September, 1949: Private, Company D. '49-'50g Private, Company D, '50-'51, Platoon Sergeant. Company F, '51-'52g Midget Football, '49-'50: Varsity Wrestling, '50-'51: Mid-South Runner-up, 115 lb. Class, '52g J.V. Baseball, '50g Boxing, '51g Varsity Ten- nis, '52: Arkansas Club, '49-'51g Virginia Club, '523 Glee Club, '49-'51g Missionary Committee, '50-'511 French Club, '50-'51. 36 Top Row: JAY LEWIS LEVINE .............................................. Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'48, Corporal, Company F, '48-'49, Corporal, Company E, '49-'50, Sergeant, Company C, '50-'51, First Lieutenant and Adjutant, Second Battalion Staff, '51, Captain, Company F, '52, Mite Football, '46-'48, Midget Football, '49, Mite Soccer, '46-'47, Varsity Soccer, '50-'52, Mite Basketball, '47-'48, Mite Baseball, '47-'48, Junior Varsity Baseball, '50, B Team Baseball, '51, Varsity Baseball, '52, Freshman Track, '49, Summer School Senate, '51, McCallie Delegate to Volunteer Boys' State, '51, Keo-Kio, '52, Tomado, '48-'52, Associate Editor of Tornado, '51-'52, Business Manager of Tor- nado, '51-'52, PENNANT, '50-'52, Associate Editor of PENNANT, '51-'52, Cum Laude, '52, Hop Committee, '51-'52, Dismembered Tennesseans, '48-'52, Missionary Ridge Club, '46-'52. RONALD C. LEVY ....................................... ......... C hattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'48, Private, First Class, Company D, '48-'49, Corporal, Company E, '49-'50, Ser- geant, Company F, '50-'51, First Lieutenant, Company D, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'47, Mite Soccer, '46-'47, Midget Basketball. '49, Mite Baseball, '47-'48, General Tennis, '50, Junior Basketball Champions, '48, Scott N. Brown Primary Bible Prize, '46-'47, Gentleman's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'52, Brainerd Club, '46-'52, Bottom Row: EDWARD CASTELLO LOUGHLIN, JR. ................... ...Henderson, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 1951, Private, Company A, '51-'52, Varsity Football, '51-'52, Varsity Basketball, '52, Varsity Baseball, '52, Carolina Club, '51- '52. THOMAS S. McCALLIE II ....................................,.... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'47, Private, First Class, Company F, '47-'48, Corporal, Company E, '48-'49, Basketball '49-'51 B Team Tennis '48-'49' Boxing, '49-'50, Golf, '49-'52, Eighth Grade Tennis Medal, Summer School Senate. '51 PENNANT,, '52, Hop Committee, '51-'52, Cheerleader, '50-'52, Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '51-'52, French Club, '51-'52f 37 eniors Corporal, Company D, '49-'50, Sergeant, Company D, '50-'51, Captain, Company D, '51-'52, Best Drilled Cadet, Company D, 50- '51' Mite Football '46-'49' Mite Basketball, '46-'49, Mite Tennis, '46-'49, Mite Swimming, '47-'48, Midget Basketball, '48-'49, J .V. Top Row: ROBERT EDWARD McGREGOR ..................................... Managua, Nicaragua Enrolled, September, 1947, Private, Company D, '47-'48, Private, First Class, Company C, '48-'49, Sergeant, Company D, '49-'50, Captain, Company B, '50-'51, Joe Allison Award, Best Drilled Private of Regiment, '48-'49, Best Drilled Cadet, Company D, '49-'50, Leach Cup, Commander of Company B, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Best Drilled Company, '48-'49, Honorary Captain on the Regimental Staff, '51-'52, Special Drill Platoon, '49, Varsity Boxing, '47-'48, Varsity Soccer, '48-'51, Captain, Soccer Team, '51-'52, Sophomore Decathlon Winner, '49, Gymnastics, '50, Circulation Staff, Tornado, '48, Circulation Manager, Tornado, '49, Student Council, First Term, '48-'49, Y.M.C.A. Council, Second Term, '48-'49, Student Council, First Term, '50-'51, Monogram Club, '48-'52, Most School Spirit, '50-'51, Hop Committee, '50-'52, Head Cheerleader, '50-'51, Keo-Kio, '51-'52. JAMES FERGUSON MILHOUS, JR. ...................,................., Atlanta, Georgia Enrolled, September, 1950, Private, Company B, '50-'51, Corporal, Company B, '51-'52, Special Drill Platoon, '52, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Varsity Football, '50-'51, J.V. Baseball, '50-'51, Gymnastics, '50-'52, Varsity Wrestling, '50-'52, Buckhead Club, '51-'52. eniors Bottom Row: WAYNE WATSON MILLER .................... ............... ...... K n oxville, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1950, Private, Company B, '50-'51, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Corporal, Company A, '51, Platoon Ser- geant, Company E, '51-'52, First Lieutenant, Company A, '52, B Team Football, '50, Varsity Football, '51, B Team Basketball, '50- '51, Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, B Team Tennis, '51, Volleyball, '52, Keo-Kio, '52, Cum Laude, '52, Salutatorian, Senior Repre- sentative, Student Senate, '51, Secretary, Y.M.C.A., '51, Vice-President, Y.M.C.A., '52, Secretary of Senior Class, Vice-President, Student Council, '52, President, Upper East Tennessee Club, Astronomy Club, '51-'52, Volunteer Club, '50-'52, Monogram Club, '51-'52, ANDREW CECIL MOORE, JR. ..................... ............... C hattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company E, '46-'47, Private, Company E, '47-'48, Corporal, Company D. '48-'49, Corporal, Com- pany C, '49-'50g Corporal, Company B, '50-'51, First Sergeant, Company D, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'48, Midget Football, '48-'50, Varsity Football, '50-'52, Mite Track, '46-'48, Freshman Track, '48-'49, Varsity Track, '49-'52, Captain, Swimming Team, '51-'52, Captain, Midget Football, '49-'50, Junior School Track Decathlon Trophy. '48, School 50 yard Swimming Record. '52, Runner-up, Mid-South Swimming Championship, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '49-'50, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Monogram Club, '51- '52, Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society. '50-'52, North Chattanooga Club, '46-'52. 38 Top Row: GEORGE H. MORRIS .............................................. Morristown, Tennessee Enrolled, January, '49g Private. Company A, '493 Private, Company A,.'49-'50g Private. Company A, '50-'51g Sergeant, Company A, '51g Varsity Football, '49-'51g Captain, Varsity Football Team, '511 Boxing, '49-'513 Captain, Boxing Team, 50- 513 Varsity Baseball, '49-'51g Smoking Club, '50-'51: Monogram Club, '49-'5l: French Club, '49-'51. PAUL MORRIS, JR. ...........,................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled. September, 19473 Private, Company F, '47-'49g Private, Company D, '49-'50g Private, Company C, '50, Corporal, Com- pany C, '51g First Sergeant, Company E, '51-'52, Mite Football, '48: Mite Track, '47-'491 Midget Track, '50, Mite Basketball. '49, Midget Basketball, '49g Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Scacietyg North Chattanooga Club, '47-'52, PENNANT Staff, '51-'52, orna o, '51-'52. I Bottom Row: ROBERT LINCOLN MOSS ............. ......... ................. B u rke's Garden, Virginia Enrolled, September, 1948: Private, Company A, '48-'49g Corporal, Company C, '49-'50g Sergeant, Company B, '50-'51g Captain Com an C '51-'52' Best Drilled Company, '49-'50g Best Drilled Company, '50-'5lg Midget Football, '48, JV. Football. '49-'50 y . , B Team Football '51-'52' Freshman Track, '48g Midget Basketball, '48, J .V. Basketball, '49-'50p ' B' Team Track, 511 Touch Football, '52g Y.M.C.A., Second Terin, '51, Y.M.C.A., '52g Treasurer, Missionary Committee, '51-'52, Hop Committee, '51-'52g Virginia Club Smoking Clubg Glee Club, '50-'51. JIM MUSE MURR ............. ,.... .......................... T h omasville, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 19493 Private, Company A, '49-'50g Private, Company A, '507'515 Private, First Class, Company A, '51-'521 Jun- ior Varsity Basketball, '49-'50g Tennis, '50-'51, Varsity Track, 525 Gymnastics, 49- 50, Y.M.C.A., Second Term, 52, Boarding Stu dent Treasurer, Missionary Committee, '51-'52, Debate Team, '51-'52g Dramatics. '503 French Club, '50. 39 eniors Top Row: GEORGE PEARY MUSE, JR. ...................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, '46g Private, Company E, '46-'47g Private, Company E, '47-'48, Private, Company D, '48-'49, Private, Company C, '49-'50g Corporal, Company A, '50-'51g Sergeant, Company D, '51-'52g Missionary Ridge Club. RICHARD STEWART 0,NEILL .........................,............ spring Hill, Alabama Enrolled, September, 1950: Private, Company C, '50-'51g Private, Company B, '51-'52g Varsity Boxing, '50-'51, Intramural Tennis, '50-'5l: Varsity Boxing, '51-'52g Volleyball, '50-'523 Smoking Club: Alabama Club. eniors 4 Bottom Row: THOMAS B. M. PANKEY ...........................,............... Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled, June, 19465 Private, Company F, '46-'47, Private, Company F, '47-'48g Corporal, Company F, '48-'49g Corporal, Company E, '49-'50g Sergeant, Company E, '50-'5lg Captain, Company B, '51-'52g Best Drilled Cadet, Company E, '50-'51g Mite Football, '46- '48: Midget Football, '49g Varsity Football, '50-'52: Mite Track, '47g Freshman Track, '48-'49g Wrestling, '52g Captain, Boxing Team, '50-'51: Golden Glove and Mid-South Champion, '48-'49g Most Popular Junior School Boy, '47-'48g Student Senate, '48g Y.M.C.A., '46 and '48g Missionary Committee, '49-'503 Alabama Clubg Hop Committee, '51-'52g Glee Club, '50-'5lg Monogram Club, '51-'52. DAVID NATHAN PARKS, JR. .................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19463 Private, Company F, '46-'48g Corporal, Company F, '48-'49g Corporal, Company E, '49-'50: Sergeant, Company F, '50-'51g First Lieutenant and First Battalion Executive Officer, '51-'52g Mite Football, '46-'48g Mite Basketball, '46-'48g Midget Basketball, '48-'49g Mite Tennis, '46-'48g B Team Tennis, '48-'49, Scott N. Brown Bible Award, '48g Dr. T. E, P. Woods Award for General Excellence, '49-'50-'51p Pembroke O. Leach Algebra Award, '50g Bibb Bible Award, '50g Kissinger English Award, '51g W. E. Brock Chemistry Award, '51: Holton Harris Oratorical Award, '52g Crowell Mathematics Medal, '52g Kent Latin Medal, '52: Cum Laude. '52: Valedictorian, Class of 19523 Keo-Kio, '52g Debate Team, '48-'52g Tennessee Interscholastic District Debate Champion, '49, '50, '51g National Forensic League State Rimner-up, '51g T.I.L.L. State Runner-up, '49, '50: Best Speaker from Floor, N.F.L. Student Congress, '51g Tomado, '48-'52: Business Manager, Tomado, '49-'51g Associate Editor, Tornado, '51-'52: PENNANT, '49-'525 Editor, PENNANT, '51-'52g Brainerd Club, '46-'52, Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '51-'52. 40 Top Row: THOMAS J. REEVE, JR. .......................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19465 Private, Company E, '46-'48g Private, First Class, Company E, '48-'49g Corporal, Company B, '49-'50g Sergeant, Company A, '50-'51g Captain, Company A, '51-'52g Mite Football, '46-'47g Midget Football, '48g Junior Varsity Football, '49g B Team Football, '50g Varsity Football, '51g Mite Basketball, '46-'47g Midget Basketball, '48-'49g Junior Varsity Basketball, '49- '503 Varsity Soccer, '50-'52g Midget Baseball, '49g Junior Varsity Baseball, '50, Keo-Kio, '51-'52g Freshman Representative on Sen- ate, '48-'49g Summer School Senate, '51: Reporter, Tornado, '48-'51g Editor of Tomado, '51-'52, Reporter on PENNANT, '50-'51, Sports Editor of PENNANT, '51-'52g Brainerd Club, t'46-g2:51Erench Club, '50-'51g Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Soci- e y,' -' . C. LENTZ REYNOLDS, JR. ................,...................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 19495 Private, Band, '49-'50g Corporal, Band, '50-'51g Sergeant, Band, '51g Captain, Band, '51-'52g Bugler, '49- '52g General Tennis, '49-'503 B Team Tennis, '49-'50g Gymnastics, '50-'51, Manager, Varsity Tennis, '50-'51, Varsity, Soccer, '51-'52g Hop Committee, '51-'52g Summer School Senate, '51g Dance Orchestra, '50-'52g Class Editor, PENNANT, '51-'52g Brainerd Club, '49-'52g Reporter, Tornado, '51-'52g Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'52g French Club, '51-'52. eniors Bottom Row: EUGENE FRANKLIN ROBBINS ........ ..........,.........,. .......... G 1- iflin, Georgia Enrolled, September, 19513 Private, Company A, '51-'52, Varsity Football, '52g Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, WILLIAM FRANKLIN ROBERTS ...................... .......... S helby, North Carolina Enrolled, September, 19505 Private, Company B, '50-'51g Private, Company A, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '51-'52, J .V. Football, '50-'513 B Team Basketball, '50-'51g Varsity Track, '50-'51g Varsity Basketball, '51-'52g Varsity Track, '50-'52: Student Council, '50- A '51g Monogram Club, '52g French Club, '50-'51g Carolina Club, '51-'52g Smoking Club, '51-'52. 41 Top Row: CHARLES BARNES RODGERS ............. ......... . ............ C hattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'48, Corporal, Company D, '48-'50, Sergeant, Company D, '50-'51, First Lieu- tenant, Company F, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'47, Midget Football, '48, B Team Football, '50, Varsity Football, '51, Mite Soc- cer. '47-'48, Mite Baseball, '46-'47, Runner-up, Intrascholastic Badminton Toumey, '50, Winner, Intrascholastic Badminton Tour- ney, '51, Brainerd Club, '46-'52, Missionary Committee, '50-'52, Gentlemen's After Dinner Forensic Society, '50-'52. RUDY J. SAPERSTEIN ..................................... . ,.... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company E, '46-'47, Private, Company F, '47-'48, Private, Company C, '48-'49, Corporal, Company C. '49-'50, Sergeant. Company C, '50-'51, First Sergeant, Company F, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '48-'49, '49-'50, J.V. Football, '50-'51, J.V. Basketball, '50, B Team Basketball, '51, Tornado, '51-'52, PENNANT, '52, Time Magazine's Current Event Award, '52, Brainerd Club, '46-'52. eniors i ROBERT WILLIAM SEATON. ............ ................... ........ M a ryville, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1948, Private, Band, '48-'49, Private, First Class, Band, '49-'50, Sergeant, Band, '50-'51, First Lieutenant, Band, '51-'52, Midget Football, '48-'49, J.V. Football, '50, J.V. Football, '51, Midget Basketball, Manager, '48, Midget Basketball, '49, J,V. Baseball, '49-'50, B Team Baseball, '51, Varsity Baseball, Manager, '52, Astronomy Club, '51-'52, Missionary Committee, '52, Boarding Student, Treasurer, '52, Monogram Club, '52, Staff Photographer, 'Tornado, '50-'52, PENNANT Staff, '51-'52, Orches- tra. '51-'52, Maryville-Alcoa Club, '48-'52. Bottom Row: JOSEF HAROLD SHALETT ....................................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'49, Private First Class, Band, '49-'50, Corporal, Band, '50-'51, Sergeant, Band, '51-'52, Mite Basketball, '46-'48, Mite Baseball, '46-'48, General Tennis, '49-'51, B Team Tennis, Gymnastics, '49-'51, Philip Gibbs French Medal, '51, Reporter, Tornado, '49-'51, Assistant Copy Editor, Tornado, '51,'52, Assistant Copy Editor, PENNANT, '51-'52, French Club, '50-'51, Cum Laude, '52, Gentleman's After Dinner Forensic Society, '51-'52, Dramatics, '51-'52, Orchestra, '50-'51,'Generai Manager, Canteen, '51g Missionary Ridge Club, '46-'52. 42 Top Row: RUFUS SI-IERRILL ........................................ Hendersonville, North Carolina Enrolled September, 1946, Private, Company F, '46-'47, Private, Company D, '47-'48, Corporal. Company D, '48-'49, Sergeant, Company F, '49-'50, Sergeant, Company C, '50-'51, Captain and Adjutant of Regimental Staff, '51-'52, Mite Football, '46-'48, Mite Basketball, '46-'48, Midget Basketball, '48-'49, Junior Varsity Basketball, '49-'50, B Team Basketball, '50-'51, Mite Tennis, '47-'48, B Team Tennis, '51, Boarding Student Representative, Senate, First Term, '51-'52, Y.M.C.A., Second Term, '48, Vice-President, Y.M.C.A., First Term, '51-'52, President, Student Council, First Term, '51-'52, President, Keo-Kio, '51-'52, Student Council, Second Term, '52, Hop Committee, '52, Charlotte Club, '46-'49, Head Waiter, '51-'52, Smoking Club, '50-'52. CARTER SMITH, JR ..... ................................................ A tlanta, Georgia Enrolled, September, 1950, Private, Company, '50-'51, Corporal, Company C, '51-'52, Tennis, '50, Baseball, General Swimming, '52, General Tennis, '52, Buckhead Club, '50-'52, eniors Bottom Row: THOMAS DAY SNOWDEN, JR. .......................,............... Memphis, Tennessee Enrolled. September 1947, Private, Company E, '47-'48, Private Company D, '48-'49, Private Company C, '49-'50, Best Drilled Company C, '49-'50, Private, Company B, '50-'51, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Private First Class, Band, '51-'52, Tennis '47-'48, Volleyball, '47-'52, Gymnastics, '50-'52, Fall Track, '49-'50, Touch Football, '52, Golf, '52, Smoking Club, '50-'52, French Club, '49-'52, Astronomy Club, '50-'52, Memphis Club, '47-'52. PAYSON NESBITT SULLIVAN ...... .......................... ....... 0 r lando, Florida Enrolled, September, 1949, Private, Company C, '49-'50, Private, Company B, '50-'51, Platoon Sergeant, Company B, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, J.V. Football, '49, Varsity Foothill, '50, Boxing, '49, J.V. Basketball, '49, Varsity Wrestling, '52, J.V. Baseball, '50, Varsity Baseball, '52, Summer School Senate, '51, Florida Club, '49-'52. 43 fop Row: PETER VANVOORHEES TAYLOR.. ................................ South Miami, Florida Enrolled September, 1949, Private. Company D, '49-'50, Private, Company A. '50-'51, Platoon Sereant. Company E, '51-'52, Junior Varsity Football, '50, Varsity Football, '51, Gymnastics, '49, Varsity Soccer, '50, Varsity Wrestling, '50-'52, Tennis, '50-'52, Tornado, '49-'52, Assistant Copy Editor, Tornado, '50, Feature Editor, Tornado, '51-'52, PENNANT, '49-'52, Feature Editor, PEN- NANT, '51-'52, Missionary Committee, '50-'52, Glee Club, '49-'51, Second Place, Pepsi-Cola Disc Jockey Contest, Contestant. WDOD Announcer's Contest, President WOTC, Florida Club, '49-'52. WILLIAM NEILSON TAYLOR III .... ............................... M emphis, Tennessee Enrolled September, 1947, Private, Company F, '47-'48, Private First Class, Company D, '48-'49, Private First Class, Company C, '49-'50, Private First Class, Company B, '50-'51, Private, Company A, '51-'52, Varsity Wrestling, '49-'52, J.V. Football, '50, B Team Tennis, Y.M.C.A., '49. eniors Bottom Row: KYLE TESTERMAN ............................................ .... K noxville, Tennessee Enrolled, September, 1951, Private, Company A, '51, Corporal, Company A, '52, Varsity Football, '51, Varsity Basketball- Second All Mid-South, All Times Cup, '51-'52, Varsity Tennis, '51-'52, Tennessee Club, '51-'52. ASHTON THERREL ..................................................... Atlanta, Georgia Enrolled September, 1948, Private Company B, '48-'49, Private, Company C, '49-'50, Corporal, Company C, '50-'51, First Lieutenant, Company B, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '50-'51, Midget Football, '48, Junior Varsity Football, '49, Varsity Football, '50-'51, Varsity Boxing, '49-'52, Mid-South.Cnamp1on, '52, Captain, Boxing Team, '52, Freshman Track, '49, B Team Track, '503 Varsity Track, '51-'52, Varsity Wrestling, '52, Student Council, Second Term, '49-'50, Student Council, Second Term, '51-'52, Buckhead Club, '48-'52, French Club, '50-'51, Monogram Club, '51-'52, 44 Top Row: FRANKLIN HOLMES TOOTHAKER ............................... Montgomery, Alabama Enrolled September, 19483 Private, Company B, '48-'49g Private First Class, Company C, '49, Corporal, Company C, '50: Corporal. Company C, '50-'51g First Lieutenant, Company B, '51-'52, Best Drilled Company, '49-'50:J.V.Football,'48-'49, B '1feam Football, '503 Varsity Football, '5lg Varsity Boxing, '51-'52g Wrestling, '49, Freshman Track, '49, B Team Track, '51, Varsity Track, '52, Monogram Club, '51-'523 Y.M.C.A. Council, '49, Alabama Club, '48-'52, Smoking Club, '52. AMOS MACK TROTTER, JR. ........................................ Maryville, Tennessee Enrolled September, 19473 .Private, Company F, '47-'48g Corporal, Company E, '48-'49g Sergeant, Company F, '49-'50g Sergeant. Company C, '50-'51g Captain, Company F, '51-'52g Varsity Soccer, '51-'52g Freshman Track, '49g Linus Llewellyn Award, '5lg Maryville Club. eniors Bottom Row: TOM W. WADE, JR. ........... ....,....................,........ .... K e nton, Tennessee Enrolled September, 19503 Private, Company C, '50-'51g Corporal, Company C, '51-'52g Junior Varsity Basketball, '51g Junior Varsity Baseball, '51, Gymnastics, '51g Secretary, Student Council, '52, Glee Club, '50-'5lg Volunteer Club, '50-'52. J. D. WALTER, JR. ........,.........................,....... Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Enrolled September, 1950: Private, Company C, '50-'51g Private, Company B, 51-'52g Lookout Mountain Club, '50-'52, 45 Top Row: THOMAS WILSON WARLICK .................................... Newton, North Carolina Enrolled September, 19501 Private, Company A, '50-'51g Corporal, Company A, '51-'52g Debating Team, '50-'523 Tennessee Inter- scholastic Literary League District Debate Champion, '52g General Tennis, '50: Gymnastics, '50g Fall Golf, '513 Spring Golf, '52g General Swimming, '51-'52g Tornado, '51g Religious Editor Tornado, '51-'52: North Carolina Club, '51-'52g Cum Laude, '52 CHARLES RANDOLPH WEDDING ................................ St. Petersburg, Florida Enrolled September, 1950: Private, Company A, '50-'51g Corporal, Band, '51-'523 Drum Major, '51-'52: Junior Varsity Basketball. '51: Dramatics, '50-'52, Florida Club, '50-'52. eniors Bottom Row: CHARLES A. WELLMAN ...........,.............................. Birmingham, Alabama Enrolled September, 1949: Private, Company C, '49-'50g Private, Company B, '50-'51: Corporal, Company B, '513 Platoon Sergeant Company B, '52g Best Drilled Company, Company C, '49-'50g Best Drilled Company, Company B, '50-'513 J.V. Football, '49g Varsity Football, '50-'513 Varsity Wrestling, '52, Swimming, '51g J.V. Baseball, '50g Mid-South Heavy Weight Wrestling Cham- pion, '52g Most Improved Lineman, '51: Monogram Club, '51-'52. DON FOSTER WILLIAMS ...... ........................ ............ S a n Antonio, Texas Enrolled September, 19513 Private, Company C, '51-'52g Varsity Basketball, '51-'52g Monogram Club, '52: Y.M.C.A. Council, '52 46 LAWRENCE JAMES BRADFORD DAVID E. YUUNG ....... . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee Enrolled, September, '51, Private, Company F, '46-'47, Private, First Class, Company E, '47-'48: Corporal, Com- pany E, '48-'49, Corporal, Company D, '49-'50, Sergeant, Company E, '50-'513 Lieutenant Executive Officer. '51: Cap- tain, Second Battalion Staff, '52: Mite Basketball, '47g Midget Football, '48, Volleyball, '49-'50g Gymnastics, '50-'51: Taylor Wade Award, Company E, '50-'511 PENNANT Staff. '49-'51, Ridgedale Club, '51-52. . efllors CHARLES FRANKLIN HUFF ........ Decatur, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn' Enrolled, September, '51, Private, Company A, Varsity Enrolled, September, '51, Private, Company A, Varsity Football, '51: Georgia Club. Football, '51, All-City center. STANLEY ELWOOD WORLEN,Chattanooga, Tenn. Enrolled, September, '51g Private, Company A, Varsity Football, '51, All-City and All-Mid-South back. 47 E Q Ei 2 2 3 51 A H rw an 5, S -B Q 2 5 2 S 41 as 3? sf 2 2 ,t 2 .af gi 5 S 5 5 55 as 2 :v 2 5 :Q 2 2 1 X s zz IK Q F so Q ,Q 32 55 Q5 If 33 3 2 Q1 55 1 1 2 S -S w ' .....-,,,,g-MAA ' A A YN- A WU Www: kwsaxmfmmna ' ww 'W fu ,swim NM, Nzbg-.X 'dx IQ -tx tx f1 N 3- j 2 I Z,-4 GTC TD Juniors First Row: HOWELL GARRETT ADAMS ..... Nashville, Tenn. JOSEPH W. ALEXANDER .... ..... G adsden, Ala JIM W. BEALLE, JR. .... ........... J ellico, Tenn JOEL BLACKFORD, JR. .... Signal Mountain, Tenn ANDREW E. BLAKE .... ..... Second Row: WESLEY L. BURNHAM ........ RICHARD T. BYRD .... QUINN CALLAWAY III JAMES CAMPBELL ........GriH'ln, Ga .Birmingham, Ala. . . . . .Gadsden, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. JAMES CAMERON CHESTON. .Chattano0ga, Tenn Third Row: JOHN THOMAS CHRISTIAN .Rio de Janeiro, Brazil HERBERT DEAN COBBLE ..... Lupton City, Tenn. MALCOLM HUGO COLDITZ.Fountain City, Tenn. THORNTON ESTES COLE ....... Birmingham, Ala. LEE COLLINS, JR. ...... . Fourth Row: BRAINERD COOPER, JR. ..... . Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. JOHN C. COX, JR. ......... ...... K noxville, Tenn. DANIEL MARK CRATES ...... JOHN F. CROX, JR. ..... . LARRY DANTZLER .... Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . .Tampa, Fla. Junior 5 ?mwffw mv' Qw-Q. First Row: B JARVIS G. DEAN, JR. .......... Chattanooga, Tenn. ARTHUR McKEE DYE, JR. ........ Charlotte, N. C. JOHN ALEXANDER EDWARDS Rocky Mount, N. C. HUGH EICHELBERGER ..... ....... C linton, S. C. RODNEY LOUIS FALLER ...... washington, D. c 9 QAMA' QQJUJW.. sp Second Row: GERALD C. FOWLER ..... ........ G adsden, Ala ROBERT FREEMAN .... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT W. GARROTT .... ..... C leveland, Tenn. OTIS GIFFORD ......... ....... O rlando, Fla. WILLIAM M. GREENE ..... ..... B irmingham, Ala 'jar fy' Y f L 1 f J1111i01' CAI Third Row: ROBERT H. GREER ..... ..... K noxville, Tenn. CHARLES B. GULLEY .... .... B rookhaven, Miss. ALFRED L. HALL .... .... S tanton, Tenn. JAMES HANNON .... ..... A nniston, Ala. DEE HARDIN .................. Chatta ooga, Tenn. f I Q 1 I I Fourth R0 ' . 154J HAL R. HARRIS ....... ...... Anniston, Ala. JAMES FREEMAN HARRIS .... Chattanooga, Tenn. CARROLL BROWN HART ..,.,...... Joanna, S. C. DON LEE HARTMAN .......... Chattanooga, Tenn. W. SCOTT HAYNIE ..... .... B radenton, Fla. 4 First Row: JOHN H. HOFF ......... LANGSTON HOLLAND ROBERT F. HUFFAKER ....... CLIFF HUNNICUTT .... HERMAN HUNTER .... Second Row: IRWIN T. HYATT ...... WILLIAM O. JEWELL .. TAD JOHNSTON .... SIDNEY R. L. KING ..... ROY W. KIRCHBERG, JR J1111i01' . .Dyersburg, Tenn. St. Petersburg, Fla Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . . .AtIanta, Ga. .....High Point, N. C . . . . . . .At1anta, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn .......Sy1va, N. C Third Row: CHARLES KOHLHASE ........ Chattanooga, Tenn E. CODY LAIRD, JR. .... ........ A tlanta, Ga BEN LAMPTON .................. Columbia, Miss WILLIAM EDWARD LAMPTON. . .Co1umbia, Miss JOSEPH H. LANE, JR.. , .Lookout Mountain, Tenn Fourth Row: DANIEL BECK LAWRIE ...... West Memphis, Ark JOHN LEWALLEN .... ..... M iami, Fla. F. EDWARDS LEWIS .... ..... P ensacola, Fla. CHARLES LLOYD .... .... B irmingham, Ala. NICHOLAS B. LOWIE ..... ..... G astonia, N. C. 60 .vf-0'-4h 'V' Y 'v-' ' First Row: MICHAEL CRAWFORD McADAMS Lancaster, S. C. CHARLES MCDONALD .... ..... A nniston, Ala. WILLIAM E. MCDONALD ........... Oneida, Tenn. ROBERT M. MILLS, JR.. .Lookout Mountain, Tenn. WILLIAM JONES MONIN .,......... Oakland, Ky. Second Row: DAVID MOORE ...... .... C hattanooga, Tenn WALTER F. MORRIS ..... .... B irmingham, Ala FARRIS L. MULKEY .........., Chattanooga, Tenn JEFFERSON EDWARD OWENS, JR..Hickory, N. C BILLY PARKER .,............. Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row: WILLIAM PETER. PELHAM .... ALVIN P. PERKINSON, JR .... SIDNEY R. PERRY III ....., HENRY PRESTON III .... GEORGE PUTNAM Fourth Row: BILL QUILLEN . . . . DAN B. RATHER .......... JOHN N. RITTELMEYER ...... VADEN C. SI-IADDEN, JR... . . . . . BLANTON SMITH, JR.. . . . Junior . .Dyersburg, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . ....... Sarasota, Fla. . . . . .Tazewe11, Va. . . . . .Abbevil1e, La. . . . . . .Lebanon, Va. .Birmingham, Ala. . . . . . . .At1anta, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . .Nashville, Tenn. Junior First Row: GIBBS SMITH .... JOHN C. SMITH ......... ..... LAYTON JAGER SMITH ....... WILLIAM FRED SPEAKMAN .. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . .J ackson, Miss Chattanooga, Tenn NILES STEVENS .... Burlington, N. C Second Row: FRANK H. TAYLOR ...... . . . . Shreveport, La. VERNON L. TERRELL, JR. ........ Columbia, Miss. CHARLES J. THUSS, JR. ..... . PETER K. TURNER .... . . RANDY TURNER .............. .Phoenixville, Penn. . . . .Lexington, Ky. . . . Memphis, Tenn .-fl Third Row: CLAUDE TURPIN, JR. ..... ...... R inggold, Ga. JAMES LEE VANN, JR. ......... Chattanooga, Tenn. FRED N. WADE .......... .... S t. Petersburg, Fla. RAYMOND F. WALKER ........ Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT L. WARE .......... Coco Solo, Canal Zone Fourth Row: WILLIAM F. WARNOCK ..... ..... A nniston, Ala. BOBBY WHEELER ....... .... C hattanooga, Tenn. FRED W. WICHMAN ........... Chattanooga, Tenn. HEWITT WOOD .......... Lookout Mountain, Tenn. TOMMY L. WRIGHT .........,........ Dalton,Ga. ,I A . - 1 . - .- .. -- GT! Sophomores First Row: JOHN ADAMSON .... ROBERT ALLISON . . . JOEL C. ANDERSON ......... JOSEPH CEDRICK BAKER .... REGINALD BELL ........ .... SANFORD BENNETT III ..... ROBERT S. BERZ .............. ..........Tr1on,Ga. ........Sy1va,N.C . St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . . . . .Or1ando, Fla ....... .At1anta, Ga. . .Chattanooga, Tenn . Chattanooga, Tenn Third Row: FRANK CHALFONT ............ Birmingham, Ala THOMAS W. CLAYTON ........ Chattanooga, Tenn HOWELL GILBERT CLEMENTS Chattanooga, Tenn ' HUBERT CLEMMER, JR .............. Milan, Tenn THAD COX ............. ..... K noxville, Tenn CRILE CRISLER . . . ...... Memphis, Tenn ED CULLIS ...... .... C hattanooga, Tenn Second Row: GEORGE BISHOP ..... ........ G rundy, Va. ALBERT W. BLACK .............. Knoxville, Tenn. HENRY BOND ........... Lookout Mountain, Tenn. DONALD W. BOWMAN ....... C. JACK BRAKEBILL III ...... J. G. BUSTON ............... THOMAS LUTHER BYRD ..... 1010110111 .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .Knoxvi11e, Tenn. . . . . . .Tazewe1l, Va. . . . .At1anta, Ga. Fourth Row: SIDNEY DAFFIN III ...... . . . J. .Panama City, Fla. GEORGE S. DALY, JR. .... . GORDON DARNELL . . . ROBERT DEDMAN .... . . .Co1umbia, Miss. . . . . .Murphy, N. C. . . . .Ga11atin, Tenn. WILLIAM E. ENSIGN ................ Rossville, Ga. GRIFFIS GALLATIN FASSET ...... Big Sur, Calif. BOULDIN FRANTZ .......... ..........Sa1em,Va. 0 1' e .si , ,. 5 V3 4 A N , 4' A rj-w First Row: HAROLD FRINCKE, JR. ........ . JOHN N. GILBERT, JR. AMOS CARVER GIPSON ,... ... . . . . .Gadsden, Ala WILLIAM CLAUDE GIST, JR... EDWARD GOULD ............. ROBIN HALE ........ .... WILLIAM G. HALL .... . . .Statesvil1e, N. C Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. .Chattanooga, Tenn . . . . .Knoxville, Tenn .Knoxvil1e, Tenn. Third Row: TED LAWWILL .......... Lookout Mountain, Tenn. EDWARD LAY ................... Cleveland, Tenn. ROBERT LETSINGER .... . . . . .A1coa, Tenn. ROBERT LEWIS ..................... Danville, Ky. JAMES EDWARD MANN, JR. ..,. Bluefield, W. Va. THOMAS W. MERIWETHER, III. . .Memphis, Tenn. MIKE MILLER ................... Knoxville, Tenn. Second Row: EDWARD HENEGAR GRANT HENNESSA ..... LINDSEY HOPKINS III ...... . , .Miami Beach, Fla. MARVIN G. HUMPHREYS .,.... NOEL C. HUNT III .....,....... EUCLID ARNOLD ISBELL.. WESLEY LAWTON ............ . . . . .Knoxville, Tenn, . . . .Charlotte, N. C. Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . .Gadsden, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn. Fourth Row: THOMAS O. MILLER .......... GEORGE E. MILNER, JR. .... . .Miami,Fla. .Chagrin Falls, Ohio FRANK BOYCE MOODIE III ............ Salem, Ky. FRED M. MULKEY ............ R. SMITH MURRAY ...... . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. CHARLES NICHOLSON ....... ALFRED S. NICKELS ,... . . Chattanooga, Tenn. .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .... Bristol, Tenn. npbolnore 2 3 I i 5 First Row: JAMES PEDEN JIM PLYLER .......... .... JOE L. POWELL .......... . . . THOMAS S. RAULSTON ........ MARK ROLLINSON .... .... NEEL B. SHEPARD .... .. JAMES A. SPRAGUE ..... .... , . ...... Raleigh, N. C . . . Greenville, S. C .Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . Gadsden, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row: MIKE TUGGLE ......... A. M. TYLER .............. . . . .Char1otte, N. C. .......Miami, Fla. GEORGE P. WALKER III .............. Attalla, Ala. WILLIAM L. WARLICK ....... JOE WEAR ............... SETH LOW WEEKS, JR. ..... .. FRED WESSELS ....... . Chattanooga, Tenn . . . .Charlotte, N. C. .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . .Savannah, Ga. Second Row: PAUL STEWARD, JR. .......... Chattanooga, Tenn. C. LYNN STRICKLAND ......... Birmingham, Ala. JOHN SUHR ................... Chattanooga, Tenn. THOMAS MARTIN SULLIVAN ....... Orlando, Fla. CHARLES F. TALBOT, JR. ......... Detroit, Mich. FREDERIC THESMAR III .......... Memphis, Tenn. NORMAN A. THOMAS ......... Chattanooga, Tenn. Iopoolooro Fourth Row: RANDALL A. WILLIAMS CLARENCE WILLIAMS . MALCOLM R. WILLIAMS ..... Chattanooga, Tenn . Morristown, Tenn . .New Orleans, La ROBERT B. WOOD, JR. ..... .... K noxville, Tenn JAMES FLOYD WRIGHT ............... Dante, Va LOUIS H. ZBINDEN, JR.. Chattanooga, Tenn rx? I :Obs EN he f ,!., Freshmen teh First Row: 111611 DICK ANDERSON ..... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn. S DAVID BARNES ............... Chattanooga, Tenn. 4 FRANKLIN H. BARNWELL .... Chattanooga, Tenn. Q Second Row: HOWARD BICKERSTAFF ..... Chattanooga, Tenn. BUSTER BROWN ......... ..... C leveland, Tenn. MICHAEL BURKHARDT ...... Chattanooga, Tenn iril Row: gl-IARRY BURN, JR. ............. . . 4 ARTHUR LEE BURNS, .m ..... rmtranoogaiinn WINSTON CAINE, JR. ......... . Fourth Row: HUGH CALLAWAY . . . JOHN CAPELL ........ . . . . .Cleveland, Tenn . . . .Montgomery, Ala PHILLIP R. CARTER .... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn Fifth Row: CHARLES S. CLARK .... ..... EDGAR COBLE ........... .......Lexington, N. C WHITNEY CARSWELL COLBURN, JR. Lookout Mountain, Tenn Sixth Row: WILLIAM MADDOX COLE ...... Birmingham, Ala JOHN N. CRAVVFORD, JR. ...... Chattanooga, Tenn ERNEST DARR ......... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn Seventh Row: DAVID M. DAVIS .... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn DENNIS DAVIS ...... . . . .Miami Beach, Fla PAUL DOWELL, JR. .... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn Eighth Row: DAVID DUNN ..... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn TOMMY EDWARDS . . . ..... Chattanooga, Tenn ROBERT EMERY .... Ninth Row: . . . . .Knoxville, Tenn THOMAS ERVIN ........ Pass-A-Grille Beach, Fla DAVID A. FLOYD .............. Chattanooga, Tenn GILBERT M. FONT, JR ..... 1206-af hifi! . In 4 LU. .San Juan, Puerto lj C Rockwood, Tenn. L Chattanooga, Tenn. C Chattanooga, Tenn Qi s is First Row: DAVID M. FORMAN ..... .... C hattanooga, Tenn. EDWARD FOWLER .... ..... K noxville, Tenn. LEROY GIBBS, JR... . .... Chattanooga, Tenn. Second Row: HENRY CARTER GILLESPIE, III FRED GILLILAND . . . IAN HAMILTON .... Third Row: ROY C. HOFFNER ,.... .... JOHN DAVID HOPKINS ....... JOE HUTCHENS ......... Fourth Row: EMORY F. HUTSON RICHARD KENNEDY .... HOWARD LAY ....... Fifth Row: CHARLES LEBOVITZ .... GRIFFIN LONG ...... HARVEY LUX . . . Sixth Row: Corpus Christi, Texas Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . .Sa1isbury, N. C. . . .Memphis, Tenn. .....High Point, N. c. . . . . . . .At1anta, Ga. . .Covington, Tenn. . . . .Cleve1and, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . .Birmingham, Ala. EDWARD PATTON McCALL ....... Anniston, Ala. SPENCER J ARNAGIN MCCALLIE III Chattanooga, Tenn. ALBERT J. MCGREGOR ....... Managua, Nicaragua Seventh Row: FRANK THOMPSON McK XY ...... Cleveland, N. C. JAIVIES O. MCKEEHAN ......... Chattanooga, Tenn. KENNETH P. MADDOX, JR.. . . .Greensboro, Tenn. Eighth Row: GENE MARTIN, JR..... FRANK METCALFE ...... GEORGE W. MURPHY III. Ninth Row: JAMES STANLEY PACK ....... LINDSEY D. PANKEY, JR. .... . RICHARD ALBERT PARK .... Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .Nashville, Tenn. . Colonia, Uruguay . .C1eveland, Tenn. .Coral Gables, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Fra hmen reshmen First Row: ROBERT PINKERTON ......... Chattanooga, Tenn. JOHN POINDEXTER ...... Savannah, Ga. JOHN D. RATHER ..... ..... C hattanooga, Tenn. Second Row: JAMES L. READING ...... Lookout Mountain, Tenn. CHARLES REED ..................... sylva, N. C. GIBERT M. ROBERTS III Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Third Row: WILLIAM ROBERTS ...... .... G reenville, S. C. WILLIAM F. ROBERTSON . ....... Greenville, S. C. J. BURKE ROBINSON .......... Chattanooga, Tenn. Fourth Row: THOMAS JACK ROBINSON ........ Dayton, Tenn. THOMAS B. SCHREEDER, JR.. MARTIN SHARP .............. Fifth Row: .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .Nashville, Tenn. VICTOR G. SHEPPARD .......... Birmingham, Ala. KEN SMITH ................... LESTER ROY SMITH, JR. .... . Sixth Row: ALSTON STEINER ...... JOE W. SULLIVAN III .... WILLIAM T. THOMPSON ....... Seventh Row: DAVID TRAXLER ........ EDWARD H. WASSON, JR... . .. NED WATTS, JR. ....... .. Eighth Row: JOSEPH WILSON .......... JOHN L. WITHERSPOON ....... PAUL WOODALL ........ . . . Chattanooga, Tenn .Chattanooga, Tenn. .......Athens,Ga . . . .Knoxville, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .Greenville, S. C Minneapolis, Minn . . . . . .Jel1ico, Tenn . . . .Cleveland, Tenn . .Little Rock, Ark . .Birmingham, Ala '-1-----L... J A ..S 1 - ,IET-E -D Junior 1011001 Tenn. First Row: BILL ADAMSON ........... FRANK E. BARKER ......... mm . ............ Trion, Ga . . . . . . .ChattanoOga, Tenn ANTHONY C. BARTHOLOMEW ....... Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT S. BENHAM ........ L. E. BOONE. ..,........ .. RALPH GLENN BROWN ..... ROBERT E. BUNCH ......,.. . . . . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn . .... Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn. . . . . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn JOHN FLETCHER CARRIGER. . .Lookout Mountain, Tenn Second Row: NATHAN CLAUNCH ..... . . LEWIS CONNER ........ KENNETH DAVIS, JR., . .. WILLIAM ESTES ......... ROBERT AUSTIN EWING .... COTTON FITE .............. WALTER FORBES ........... IvAN B. GARRY .. Third Row: ART GLOSTER ........ KENNETH L. GOULD ,... DONALD HADDEN ...... Ross HAMILTON ...... . . FRED W. HOOPER, JR .............. SHUFORD JOHNSTON .. . JOHN A. KOSIK, JR. .,.. .. WALTER LAYSON .......... . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn . . . .ChattanOoga, Tenn. . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . . . . . .Coral Gables, Fla Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . . . . . .ChattanoOga, Tenn. . . . .ChattanoOga, Tenn. . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn. .Coral Gables, Fla. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . . . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn. . . . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Grade Fourth Row: HOWARD IVAN LEVINE JOE DAN LILLARD ..... PAT LYLE ............... GARY MCALLISTER ..... JAMES PARK MCCALLIE II .... .... C hattanooga, Tenn. MICHAEL MARHOLIN . ...... .... . , . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . . .Benton, Tenn. . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. , Tenn. CHARLES R. MEGAHEE, JR.. . . .... Chattanooga CHARLES MILLS .......... Fifth Row: JAMES W. PARKER, JR.. .. MARCUS A. PARKER, JR.. .. JASPER A. REYNOLDS. . . . . PHILIP E. RHODES ....... ALEXANDER RHOTON ....... THOMAS SCOTT ............ RODOLPH GORDON SHERRILL. WAYNE SMITH ..... .... . .. Sixth Row: WILLIAM C. STEM. .. JAMES E. THOMAS ...... ROBERT TRUE . .......... .. ROBERT EDWARD TURNER. . . . WILLIAM B. WHITFIELD .... GEORGE M. WILLIAMS. .. MARK WILSON III ..... S. RAY ZBINDEN ........... .. . .Chattanooga Tenn. . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . .Knoxville Tenn. . ...Chattanooga Tenn. . ...Chattanooga Tenn. . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . .ChattanoOga, Tenn. . Lookout Mountain, . . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. .. ..Savannah,Ga. . . . . .Bay St. Louis, Miss. . . . . .San Antonio, Texas . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. ... Af l u. First Row: T. LELAND ASHBY, JR.. . .. W. BYRON BAKER ...... RICHARD BAYSTON ....... WILLIAM N. BOND, JR.. . .. DAVID S. BOWMAN ...... LARRY RAY BROOKS, JR.. .. MATT DAVIS BROWN THOMAS BUCHANAN Second Row: JACK CURREY .... PERRY CURTIS ROBERT DUEF, JR.. . . . CARL DYER ....... Seventh . . .ChattanOoga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . .ChattanoOga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . , .Chattanooga, Tenn .........RoSsvi11e, Ga . . Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM EDWARDS .... ........ C hattanooga, Tenn. JESSE FARR .......... FRANK M. GROVES, JR. .... . . . . . . . . . . . .ChattanOoga, Tenn. .Lookout Mountain, Tenn ALBERT HAMILL, JR. .............. Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row: GEORGE BROWN HARLESS, JR ..... ..Chattanooga, Tenn. CRAWFORD HARRIS ............... Chattanooga, Tenn. CARL A. HARTUNG, JR.. . .. JERRY L. HATFIELD .... ROBERT E. HILL ........ DARRELL HOWARD ...... WILLIAM F. HUMPHRIES .... . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. ....... . .RoSSvi11e, Ga . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. KARL HUNT ..................... Chattanooga, Tenn. Hrede Fourth Row: WARREN B. JACKSON, JR R. BRUCE JONES, JR.. . . ,. ED JONES ............. BILL LIST ............. BILLY TOM MCPHAIL ....... HUGH MACLELLAN ......... JOHN E. MERCER ..... CHARLIE V. MOORE ...... Fifth Row: . ......... Chattanooga, Tenn. . . .West Palm Beach, Fla. . . . . . .ChattanOOga, Tenn. .. . . . . . . . . .Sale Creek, Tenn. . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. Lookout Mountain, Tenn WILBUR K. NEWMAN, JR.. .. ...... Chattanooga, Tenn. CHARLES D. PARKER ...... . JAMES L. PAYNE ......... PHIL ROLLINSON ...... LARRY ROSE ........... HERMAN W. SHEWMAKE... FREDDY SIMONTON ..... LOUIS E. STARR, JR.. . .. Sixth Row: HOWARD SUTTON ...... FRANCIS B. THOMPSON . DOUGLAS WARNER ..,... JOSEPH WARNER .......... GEORGE WARRENEELLS ..... . JACK E. WHITAKER, JR.. .. VORIS WILLIAMS ..... . . . . . . .ChattanoOga, Tenn . , . . .ChattanOoga, Tenn . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn .........RosSvi11e, Ga . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn . . . . . .Chickamauga, Ga . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . ....... Chattanooga, Tenn . . . . . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . . . .Lookout Mountain, Tenn .Lookout Mountain, Tenn . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . .Chattanooga, Tenn. . .... Chattanooga, Tenn BILLY J. WRIGHT ...,.................... Grundy, Va Sec -165 PL6 62 L s Posmc Sports PAD , . 1 Spoflishf 6322552533223 VULUMI-I THE M'C'AI,1,il5 SCHUUL. VIIATTANOOKSA. 'i'ENiESSEI'I. 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Assistant Sports Editor HOWARD BUMGARDNER ........... Copy Editor HAROLD SHALETT ........ Assistant Copy Editor GLENN CAMPBELL .... .,........ A rt Editor BOB SEATON .,......... .... P hotographic Editor MR. C. M. S. MCILWAINE ..... .... F acuity Adviser JUNIOR STAFF IRWIN HYATT JOHN CHRISTIAN ALVIN PERKINSON JOHN CROX ..,.Editor . . . .Associate Editor ...........ClassEditor . . . .Assistant Class Editor . . . . .Military Editor . . . . .Sports Editor .. . . . . . . . . .Feature Editor CHARLES THUSS BUSINESS STAFF SAM CAMPBELL .... Business Manager ASSISTANTS RALPH EWING PAUL MORRIS PETE FITE DON HARTMAN TOM MCCALLIE CHARLES CLAUNCH DAN CRATES NATHAN PARKS RUDY SAPERSTEIN Editor Seated: G. Campbell, Reeve, S, Campbell, Parks, J. Levine, L. Reynolds, J. Ensign. Second Row: Hyatt, Hartman, A. Harris, V. Taylor, Bumgardner, Saperstein, J. Johnston, Seaton, T. McCallie, Christian. Third Row: Shalett, Crox, Cleveland, H Fite, Crates, Hardin, C. Claunch, R. Ewing, Perkinson, J. Campbell. ..m..,... .r... , . ,.... .Qt J .t .f -,..t.tM.i,-W .W W , ,.... . .. .,...,,,W ,.W,,,w,,.M....M . . JAY LEVINE Associate Editor and Business Manager TOM REEVE Editor NATHAN PARKS Associate Editor EDITORIAL TOM REEVE .... NATHAN PARKS . . . JAY LEVINE .... SAM CAMPBELL . . . PETE TAYLOR .... STAFF ....Editor . . . . .Associate Editor . . . . .Associate Editor . . . .Sports Editor . . . . .Feature Editor HOWARD BUMGARDNER .... .... c gpg, Editor JIMMY CAMPBELL .... JIM DAUGHDRILL . . . TOM WARLICK .... JOHN CROX .... HAROLD SHALETT MR. C. R. STRIBLING ..... . . . . .Society Editor . . . . .Society Editor . . . . .Religious Editor . . . .Chapel Editor . . . . .Assistant Editor . . . . .Faculty Adviser BUSINESS STAFF JAY LEVINE ..... . . . ...... Business Manager NATHAN PARKS ..... Assistant Business Manager DON HARTMAN . . . . . .Circulation Manager JOHN RATHER .... . . .Circulation Manager REPORTERS Tommy Clayton Dee Hardin Seth Weeks Dan Crates Bob Huffaker David Barnwell Fred Speakman Hal Clements Dave Davis Ned Watts Paul Morris Bobby Berz Smith Murray Phillip Carter Gibbs Smith Randall Williams Alvin Perkinson Joe Estes John Christian Lentz Reynolds Ralph Ewing Bob Seaton Seated Daughdrill S Campbell J Levine Reeve Parks V Taylor, Bumgardner. Second Row: Carter, J. Campbell Hartman Seaton L Reynolds T Warllck J Rather D Davis Huffaker, Saperstein, R. Ewing, Weeks. Third Row J Estes Bridgman Crates Hardin Clayton Speakman G Sm1th Murray, Berz, Crox, Shalett. Fourth Row: Christlan Perkmson Watts Clements A. Williams. JIM DAUGI-IDRILL CECIL DAVIS E XV . Seated: Dr. S. J. McCallie, J. Ensign, L. Fowler, Daughdrill, C. Davis, W. Miller. Standing: M. Wilson, Perkinson, Allison, Plyler, S. McCallie, Caine. FIRST TERM SECOND TERM JIM DAUGHDRILL JIM ENSIGN ....... RUFUS SHERRILL WAYNE MILLER .. ALVIN PERKINSON JIM PLYLER ..... WINSTON CAINE . MARK WILSON .... .....................President . Day Student Senator . . . . .Boarding Student Senator . . . .Senior Senator . . . . .Junior Senator . . .Sophomore Senator . . . .Freshman Senator Junior School Senator CECIL DAVIS .............President JIM ENSIGN ....... ...... D ay Student Senator JIM DAUGHDRILL ..... Boarding Student Senator LEWIS FOWLER . . . ALVIN PERKINSON . . . BOB ALLISON ...... SPENCER MCCALLIE MARK WILSON ..... .. . . . . . . .SeniorSenator . . . . . .Junior Senator . . .Sophomore Senator . . . .Freshman Senator Junior School Senator KIH. RUFUS SHERRILL President Seated: Mr. A. L. Burns, C. Davis, Browder, R. Sherrill, J. Ensign, Daughdrill, Mr. L. R. Tate. Standing: R. McGregor, L. Fowler, J. Levine, Reeve, S. Campbell, W. Miller, Hudlow, Parks. OFFICERS RUFUS SHERRILL .... ........ P resident JIM ENSIGN ...... .... S ecretary BUDDY BROWDER .... ..... V ice-President JIM DAUGHDRILL . . . ..... Treasurer MEMBERS Howard Bumgardner Lewis Fowler Jay Levine Nathan Parks Sam Campbell Jim Hudlow Robert McGregor Tom Reeve Cecil Davis Tommy Joiner 'Wayne Miller FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. A. L. Burns Mr. L. R. Tate 73 RUFUS SHERRILL LEWIS FOWLER 5 H . E 5 4 Seated: Mr. A. L. Burns, Carley, Sherrill, L. Fowler, W. Miller, T. Wade, Baker. Second Row: Reed, Dantzler, Henegar, Daughdrill, Bumgardner, Ben Lampton, G. Adams, Crisler. Third Row: G. Hall, T. Joiner, Wasson, R. Lewis, Allison, Therrel, A. McGregor. FIRST TERM SECOND TERM OFFICERS OFFICERS RUFUS SHERRILL ........... ........ P resident LEWIS FOWLER ............. ......... P resident GEORGE MORRIS .... .... V ice-President WAYNE MILLER .... ..... V ice-President TED CARLEY .................. ...... S ecretary TOMMY WADE .............. ......, S ecretary MEMBERS MEMBERS Jim Daughdriu Edward Henegar Albert McGregor Ashton Therrel R b L , Joe Baker Garrett Adams Laffy Dantzler 0 ert ewls Crile Crisler Ben Lampton Howard Bumgardner Charles Reed Tommy Joiner Bin H311 Bob Allison Rufus Sherrill Ed Wasson 74 I O I O ..,.tW. 'www - M CECIL DAVIS TOMMY JOINER Seated: Bumgardner. Daughdrill, W. Miller, T. Joiner, C. Davis, R. Sherrill, Mr. W. W. Purdy. Second Row: L Pankey Murr, Moss, Cooney, Henegar, L. Fowler, Coble, Watts, Lillard, Third Row? D. Williams, Hyatt, G. Adams, Cox, L Hopkins G. Walker, J. Hopkins, Burn, Reed. FIRST TERM SECOND TERM OFFICERS OFFICERS CECIL DAVIS ................ ....... P resident TOMMY J OINER ............. ....... . .President RUFUS SHERRILL . . . .... Vice-President WAYNE MILLER , . . . ..... Vice-Preszdent WAYNE MILLER ............ ..... S ecretary JIM DAUGHDRILL ........... ....... S ecretary MEMBERS J L'll cl MEMBEICIS tt Ad , oe 1 ar arre ams Lewis Fowler John Cox Lindsey Pankey Bob MOSS Howard Bumgardner Edward Henegar Charles Reed Lewis Fowler Bob Moss Jim Plyler George Walker Cecil Davis JIIT1 Daughdrill Ed C0bIE Harry Burn John Cggney Tommy Joiner Ned Watts Don Williams Irwin Hyatt Irwin Hyatt Lindsey Hopkins , JIM ENS IGN 006.11111 CLUB First Row: B. Brown, C. Rodgers, Toothaker, Bridgman, Reeve, Dowdy, T. Cole, Browder, J. Ensign, Carley, R. McGregor, Testerinan, Robbins, W. Miller, Hudlow, McAdams, Eichelberger. Second Row: Seaton, Fisher, D. Williams, Dishman, Cooney, Hardin, B. Smith, Pelham, G. Adams, Holland, D. Moore, D. Rather, Ayres, Daughdrill. Third Row: J. Campbell, Wellman, T. Joiner, W. Garrett, F. Roberts, N. Taylor, H. Fite, Therrell, C. Davis, Bumgardner, S. Campbell, Gregory, E. Lambert, J. Edwards, R. Byrd. Fourth Row: Raulston, Vann, Perkinson, R. Allison, F. Taylor, W. Thompson, Wheeler, K. Turner, T. Pankey, A. Moore, Loughlin, Ferguson, Burnham, L. Callaway, Healan, Crox, Clemmer. JIM ENSIGN .... Burton Brown Charles Rodgers Frank Toothaker Bob Bridgman Tom Reeve George Dowdy Thornton Cole Robert McGregor Alex Wellman Gene Robbins Wayne Miller Jim Hudlow Mike McAdams Ninn ' Hugh Eichelberger Jim Daughdrill Tom Ayres Dan Rather David Moore Langston Holland Garrett Adams Peter Pelham Scrappy Smith Dee Hardin John Cooney Bob Dishman Don Williams OFFICERS .President BUDDY BROWDER .... , .... ..................................Secretary MEMBERS Bill Fisher Peter Fite Alvin Perkinson Jimmy Vann Tom Raulston George Williams Bob Seaton J immy Campbell Kyle Testerman Tommy Joiner Billy Garrett Bill Roberts Neil Taylor Ashton Therrel Cecil Davis Howard Bumgardner Sam Campbell Toy Gregory Eddie Lambert John Edwards Charles Thuss Richard Byrd Hubert Clemmer John Crox . . . . .Vice-President Ed Healan Quinn Calloway Wes Burnham Tom Ferguson Ed Loughlin Scrappy Moore 'io nfankey Peter Turner Bobby Wheeler Bill Thompson Frank Taylor Bob Allison 11019 U0 MITTEE TOM REEVE . Seated: Mr. A. L. Burns, Bridgman, T. McCallie, Reeve, L. Reynolds, Parks, R. McGregor. Sepond Row:'Bumgardner Moss J. Levine, S. Campbell, Browder, Hudlow, T. Pankey: Third Row: R. Sherrill, Daughdrill, C, Davis, J, Ensign TOM REEVE . . . Tom McCallie Jay Levine Howard Bumgardner Lentz Reynolds Bobby Bridgman OFFICER MEMBERS Sam Campbell Jimmy Hudlow Jim Ensign Buddy Browder Rufus Sherrill Tom Pankey 77 Bob Moss Jim Daughdrill Cecil Davis Wayne Miller Nathan Parks President We 5 5 IIIISSIO AHY UHMIWITTEE JIM DAUGHDRILL First Row: G. Adams, Seaton, Burley, Moss, Bumgardner, Daughdrill, Perkinson, Crox, Christian, Hadden, Dr. J. P. Mc- Callie. Second Row: J. Edwards, Thuss, D. Moore, Huffaker, Owens, G. Smith, Curlin, Hartman, Greene, Murr. Third Row: H. Harris, Hannon, A. Harris, W. Lampton, Dishman, M. Mulkey, Crates, Murray, D. Rather, R. Anderson, Fassett. Fourth Row: Speakman, A. McGregor, Henegar, Cummings, V. Taylor, S. Bennett, Letsinger, Lloyd, Conner, Watts. OFFICERS JIM DAUGHDRILL .......... ...... . . .President DEE I-IARDIN ..... ....... D ay Treasurer HOWARD BUMGARDNER .... .... V ice-President BILL BURLEY .... ......... D ay Treasurer ALVIN PERKINSON ........ .... , ..Secretary JIM MURR ........ .... B oarding Treasurer BOB MOSS ............... ......... T reasurer BOB SEATON ....,... ..,. B oarding Treasurer JOHN CROX ..... ,. .... Day Treasurer JOHN CHRISTIAN . .. .... Boarding Treasurer MEMBERS Garrett Adams Richard Anderson Sanford Bennett Lewis Conner Dan Crates George Cummings Jim Curlin Jack Currey Bob Dishman John Fassett Bill Greene Donald Hadden Ross Hamilton Jim Hannon Alfred Harris Hal Harris John Edwards Don Hartman Scott Haynie Edward Henegar Bob Huffaker Irwin Hyatt Eddie Lambert Bill Lampton 78 Bob Letsinger Charles Lloyd Pat Lyle Jimmy McCallie Albert McGregor David Moore Fred Mulkey Smith Murray Jeff Owens Dan Rather Rody Sherrill Gibbs Smith Fred Speakman Pete Taylor Charles Thuss ASTKO 0!WY CLUB CECIL DAVIS First Row: Burley, Haynie, F. Wade. Seaton, C. Davis, J. Rather, G. Fowler, S. Bennett, Christian, Greene. Dr. J. P. McCallie. Second Row: Peden, Crates, Perkinson, Crox, D. Moore, Dishman, Cummings, E. Lewis, Bishop, Hadden, R. Tur- ner. D. Davis. Third Row: Barker, R. Brown, Woodal1,Warnock, Kohlhase, Wessels, Font, True, W. Adamson. CECIL DAVIS . . . Richard Anderson Ed Barker David Barnes George Bishop Bill Burley John Crawford John Crox George Cummings OFFICERS . . . . .President JOHN RATHER MEMBERS Denny Davis Ed Lewis Tommy Edwards Albert McGregor Gilbert Font J eif Owens Gerald Fowler Stanley Pack Don Hartman James Peden Scott Haynie John Rather Charles Kohlhase John Rittelmeyer 79 . . . .... Secretary Bob Seaton Gibbs Smith William Thompson Charles Thuss Teddy Turner Fred Wade Bill Warnock ,HUM LA HE S0 IEYI' Dr. Wilbur Fleck. President General. Dresents Cum Laude certificate to Dr. J. P. McCallie. Front Row: T. Warlick, Parks, W. Miller, Shalett, J. LevIne, Heard, Cleveland. Middle Row: S. Campbell, Mr. E. T. Schmidt, Dr. R. L. McCallie, Dr. Wilbur H. Fleck, Dr. J. P. McCallie. Mr. W. W. Purdy, Dr. S. J. McCallie, Daughdrill. Back Row: Mr. L. R. Tate, Col. H. P. Dunlap, Mr. A. L. Burns, Mr. R. D. Baer, Mr. D. M. Gaebelein, Mr. T. L. Simmons, Mr. C. M. S. Mcllwaine, Mr. E. H. Brooks. National Secondary School Scholastic Society Established 1905 MCCALLIE CHAPTER Established 1952 CHARTER MEMBERS DR. J. P. McCALLIE ..................... President W. W. PURDY ........................... Secretary DR. R. L. McCALLIE.Me'mbe1', Executive Committee Dr. S. J. McCallie Edward E. Brown Donn M. Gaebelein Trumbull L. Simmons Ronald D. Baer A. L. Burns C. M. S. Mclwaine L. Russell Tate Edward H. Brooks Herbert P. Dunlap Elliott T. Schmidt Samuel H. Campbell, III Bruce Miles Cleveland James H. Daughdrill, Jr John Thomas Christian MEMBERS IN COURSE Class of 1952 Wayne Watson Miller David Nathan Parks Joseph Harold Heard Jay Lewis Levine Class of 1953 Irwin T. Hyatt, Jr. Alvin P. Perkinson, Jr. Charles B. Gulley Don Lee Hartman 80 Josef Harold Shalett Thomas Wilson Warlick Peter Knight Turner Seated: Mr. E. T. S c h rn i d t, Warlick Parks, Daffin. Stand- ing: Murr, Dedman. Seated: Pelham, Wedding, Ewin, Bak- er, Mr. T. F. Walker. Standing: Shalett, R. Wood, Cummings, R. Mills, Dean, Haynie. UEFA TE UL UL' 0 AJWATI HUB DEBATERS MEMBERS Nathan Parks Sid Daiiin Bill Ewin I Bob Mins D Tom Warlick Jim Mun- Randy Wedding Denny Davis John Suhr Bob Dedman Harold Shalett Bouldin Frantz Jarvis Dean Scott Haynie NEGATIVE DEBATERS Peter Pelham David Traxler Nathan Parks and Tom Warlick retained McCa11ie's iob Wogd l Emdsgbl Iikgkngis Tennessee District Debate Championship for third eorgi ummmgs Ayn? Seb an consecutive season. Joe Ba er ff ur e erer Faculty Adviser Faculty Advisers Mr. E. T. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Walker 81 , 1 xx ork iz Lei In tl Year other!! Sqn 'an mark Sv wr-re unknos A ar' I1 new U - 'W pro 4,77 'f F fx W CQ! 01 ' X' nigh air la Hg' 1 .ms 01113 mm-s fh as .yard as - lm' ' 1 11.11110 we mls I Tim I Un' football g BHS 1-hos: n Hn- wvf-k. nrrfd two mr! also gs ' 250 fn? A illle Kim' MCCALLIE COACHING STAFF Standing: Charles McDowell, John Strang, Bob McCallie, C. M. S. Mcllwaine, Donn Gaebelein. Seated: B. J. Saunders, Russell Tate, John Nardo, David Spencer, Ralph Hutchinson. Coach Nardo presents trophy for best back to Stan Worlen and Cecil Davis, who tied for the award. 84 FO0T Captain George Morris and Alternate Captain Buddy Browder calling the toss Coach Johnny Nardo's 1951 Tornado will never be forgotten at McCallie. This powerful squad held their opponents to approximately one touchdown per game and less than one hundred yards rushing in an over-all average. The boys, who came back September first for early prac- tice, were rewarded with the Mid-South C am- pionship. Led by Captain George Morris and Alternate Captain Buddy Browder, the team showed lasting spirit and fight while they walked away with many honors. Cecil Davis, Blue half- back, led the city scoring parade with 91 points while Stan Worlen, his running mate, was close behind him. Five Tornado grid standouts were honored by being selected on the Chattanooga Times All- City prep team. They were: Buddy Browder, Hugh Eichelberger, Larry Bradford, Cecil Davis, and Stan Worlen. The team record was eight wins, with one tie, against no losses, the best record at McCallie in over ten years. McCallie 183 Notre Dame 6 The Blue Tornado captured its lid-lifter from the Notre Dame Greenies by the convincing score of 18-6. In a stands-packing game which was rated as a toss-up for weeks before the kick- off, the untested Blues downed a strong Irish squad sparked by a full team of post graduates. R L Z Cecil Davis started the scoring from the one- yard line after Stan Worlen had twisted 68 yards on a punt return to set up the score. The Greenies showed strength early in the game, but McCallie used a combination of box and T plays in an attempt to catch the Notre Dame line napping. Thus, after the Irish had tied the score at 6 all, the Tornado began to outplay the hard fighting Irish who had expected only box formation offense. Cecil Davis, on a mouse-trap play, scored the second McCallie touchdown in the second quar- ter. The score remained the same with McCallie ahead, 12-6 until, with eight minutes remaining, Mike McAdams crashed over from the one. A creditable showing was made by Jim Hud- low who was at all times cool in his punting role. Especially helpful were his punts that rolled out of bounds inside the Notre Dame five despite the rain-soaked ball. McCallie 523 S.M.A. 6 Scoring in almost every conceivable way the Tornado rolled over the cadets from Sewanee Military Academy, 52-6. The game, played on Patten Field, gave Cecil Davis two more touch- downs, but Stan Worlen led the scoring with THE ENDS Kyle Testerman, Charlie Huff, Budy Browder, Wayne Miller. three 6-pointers before the meatball squad took over to give the boys a rest. Sewanee's score came against the fourth string, but Dee Hardin quickly made amends for the meatballs when he stole the ball from an S.M.A. back and galloped 36 yards for a touch- down. Penalties were heavy with McCallie los- ing 115 yards by rule of the referees. McCallie 323 C.M.A. 0 On the road the Tornado continued to roll as they took their third conference victory from an outclassed C.M.A. squad, 32-0. As in the pre- vious contests Stan Worlen and Cecil Davis were the big guns for McCallie. On the very first play of the contest, Worlen took a hand-off on an off tackle quickie and raced 70 yards to pay dirt without being touched. Early in the first quarter a McCallie fumble on the 15 set up Columbia's only scoring oppor- tunity, but a rugged McCallie line set them back sharply, and they were held for downs. The hard playing Tornado really began to roll in the sec- ond quarter and amassed over 150 yards rushing behind crushing down field blocking. Toward the half, Cecil Davis suffered a broken blood vessel in his foot in a head on collission with a C.M.A. man and was helped from the field. T Cole ploughs through the mud to score against Murfreesboro. THE CHEERLEADERS Howard Bumgardner, Joel Blackford, Henry Bond, Robert McGregor, Tom McCallie, Whitney Colburn. McCallie 425 City 13 Swirling to their fourth consecutive victory, the Blue Tornado rolled past City High, 42-13. Led by the swivel-hipped racer, Cecil Davis, who scored three touchdowns, the Blue men rolled at will after they Hnally began to move as City offered unusual resistance for most of the first period. Once the Tornado began to swirl it was easy to predict the outcome of the fray as Cecil Davis waltzed across the twin stripes for three six-pointers on runs of 13, 28, and 15 yards. These dashes helped raise Davis on the year's scoring parade into a tie for second place in the city. Thornton Cole chipped in with his two big touchdowns to give McCallie an increasing lead, and Ashton Therrel produced the other on an 11-yard thrust through the center of the line as the Blue meatballs saw much action. McCallie 323 Murfreesboro 7 Though the rain presented quite a problem, the mud-covered McCallie men seemed to have that extra punch to get over the opening hump. Rated as the top team in the state, the Tornado, playing on Patten Field, shellacked last year's state champs by 32-7. After a much contended battle for the most yards, Thornton Cole finally THE TACKLES Frank Toothaker, George Morris, Hugh Eichelberger, Buddy Wellman. 87 THE BACKS Tomy Ayres, Thornton Cole, Stan Worlen, Ed Loughlin. broke the ice for McCallie and the score re- mained 7-0 until late in the second quarter Mike McAdams carried the ball for a McCallie touch- down and 14-0 lead. With Davis, Tommy Ayres, T. Cole and McAdams eating up yardage and the Blue line opening huge holes, McCallie hit their old stride in the second half with t'Nub Cole accounting for three. McCallie 315 K.M.I. 7 Playing in the coldest football weather of the season, the red hot Tornado continued its blis- tering pace by downing a strong Kentucky Mili- tary Institute team by the convincing margin of 31 to 7. Paced by a hard-charging line and a Covey of Cecil Davis injured as he sets up a TD against Darlington. The McCallie Cheering Section-Finest in Town. fleet backs that wouldn't be denied, the Blue after a shake start on defense, scored in eight plays covering 63 yards. The Blue piled up three six-pointers in the first quarter adding the others during the third quarter. McCallie 13g G.M.A. 13 Playing by far their best game of the season, G.M.A.'s upset-minded team came through to THE BACKS Mike McAdams, Jimmy Hudlow, Cecil Davis, Bob Bridgman. The Tornado rolls against T.M.I. hold the powerful Blue Tornado to a 13-13 count in Atlanta. Playing before a packed house on the Georgians' home Held, the teams treated the crowds to some of the best blocking ever run in those parts. Both teams were sharp. Two touchdowns run by McCallie men were called back by penalties, and one G.M.A. touch- down came as a direct result of a pass interfer- ence penalty against McCallie. McCallie 563 T.M.I. 0 In the T.M.I. tilt the varsity squad found a breather as the HBH boys did most of the work. As the score indicates, the cadets were com- pletely out manned, but showed stubborn deter- mination to the last whistle. Stan Worlen scored three times to become third from the top in the city-wide scoring parade. Line play was excel- lent with Eichelberger, Morris, Browder, and Huff stopping every attempt. McCallie 273 Darlington 7 A quartet of Tornado backs, cleared by crisp blocking in the line, ran wild in Rome, Georgia, to give McCallie its first Mid-South flag since The trainers work to get Davis back in against Darlington. Stan, the Man, puts McCallie close to pay dirt in opening minutes of Darlington game. CENTER AND GUARDS Hubert Clemmer, Tommy Raulston, Larry Bradford, Lewis Fowler, Blaton Smith. A Blue runner in the clear against T.M.I. it 1948. Cecil Davis, Thornton Cole, Stan Worlen, and Jim Hudlow scored for the Blue. Cole set up Worlen's 2-yard plunge with a pass interception. Hudlow's tally came on an intercepted pass also. In an afternoon worked by fierce play on both sides, McCallie's line turned in an especially noteworthy performance. Guards Lewis Fowler, Tommy Raulston, and center Larry Bradford not only held the center of the line air-tight, but kept the Tiger center continually off balance. Undoubtedly when looking back over the sea- son one decides the- spirit did it. Coach Johnny Nardo, whose Hne teams the two previous years had identical 6-3 records, had an alert, aggressive team which worked with machine-like precision and must be ranked as G1-1 y Q? 22x55 if 5 , -.Ez fb- f 5 Iv' ' k .gi in ff 1 5 -his 1 . :J si Z l E THE 1951 MID-SOUTH CHAMPIONS Front Row, Dee Hardin, Bill Hall, Tommy Ferguson, Ashton Therrel, Tomy Pankey, Pete Fite. Second Row, Jimmy Hud- low, Bob Bridgman, Tommy Raulston, Ed Loughlin, Charlie Huff, Buddy Wellman Buddy Browder CAlt. Capt.J, George Morris fCapt.J, Lewis Fowler, Tom Ayres, Cecil Davis, Thornton Cole, Larry Bradyford, Stan Worlen. Third Row, Trainers John Edwards, Richard Byrd, Mike McAdams, Tad Johnston, Ed Gould, Bill Fisher, Charles Gulley, Bob Allison, Hugh Eichelberger, Kyle Testerman, Hubert Clemmer, Tommy Reeve, Bob Moss, Charles Nicholson, Charles Rodgers, Gene Rob- bins, managers Glen Campbell, Jimmy Campbell. Fourth Row, manager Joe Estes F. L. Mulkey, Danny Crates, Fred Mul- key, Garrett Adams, Frank Toothaker, Gordon Darnell, Charles Lloyd, Wayne Miller, Bob Seaton, Fred Wade, Walter Mor- ris, Blanton Smith, George Putnam, Layton Smith, manager Griffin Long. Silver tray in appreciation of his fine Work. Bill The following won Varsity letters: Captain Spears, '24, former all-American at Vandy, was George Morris, Alternate Captain Buddy Brow- the speaker. der, Garrett Adams, Tommy Ayres, Larry Brad- SENIOR BACKS Tommy Ferguson, Ashton Therrel, Scrappy Moore, Gene Robbins. 92 GARRETT ADAMS DEE HARDIN Guard Quarterback ford, Bob Bridgman, Burton Brown, Hubert Clemmer, Thornton Cole, Cecil Davis, Hugh Eichelberger, Tommy Ferguson, Bill Fisher, Lewis Fowler, Dee Hardin, Jimmy Hudlow, Charles Huff, Ed Loughlin. l Mike McAdams, Wayne Miller, Scrappy ' Moore, Tommy Pankey, Tommy Raulston, Tom- my Reeve, Eugene Robbins, Charles Rodgers, Blanton Smith, Kyle Testerman, Ashton Therrel, Frank Toothaker, Buddy Wellman, Stan Worlen, Jimmy Campbell and Jim Daughdrill, managers, and Richard Byrd, trainer. The B team won all three games played, downing Georgia Juvenile Training School 32-6, and winning two from Spring City, 13-7 and 21-6. Letters were awarded to Bob Allison, Quinn Callaway, Dan Crates, Gordon Darnell, N Bill Hall, Joe Heard, Tad Johnston, Charles Lloyd, Walter Morris, Bob Moss, Charles Nichol- son, George Putnam, Layton Smith, Pete Taylor, Pete Turner, Fred Wade, Raymond Walker, and Glenn Campbell, Joe Estes and Griifin Long, managers, and John Edwards, trainer. l MANAGERS AND TRAINERS Front Row: John Edwards, Griffin Long, Joe Estes. Back Row: Glenn Campbell, Jimmy Campbell, Richard Byrd. JUNIOR VARSITY Won 4, Lost 1, Tied 2 Lettermen: R. Bell, D. Bowman, G. Fowler, Freeman, Huffaker, Jewell, King, Kirchberg, C. McDonald, W. McDonald, D. Moore, F. Mulkey, M. Mulkey, Murray, Perkinson, Powell, D. Rather, Steward, Strickland, W. Warlick, Wichman, L. Zbinden, Frincke and Kimball, mgrs. MIDGETS Won 2, Lost 4, Tied 1 Lettermen: Berz, Bishop, A. Burns, Buston, Caine, Clark, W. Cole, Dedman, D, Floyd, E. Fowler, Hoff- ner, S. McCallie, McKeehan, Maddox, M. Miller, G. Milner, R. Park, Poindexter, G. Roberts, W. Robert- son, J. Robinson, K. Smith, J. Sullivan, Watts, J. Wear, M. Williams, J. Wright and Carter, Lebovitz, C. Reed, mgrs. MITES Won 3, Lost 4 Lettermen: E. Barker, Bartholomew, W. Bond, R. Brown, Bunch, Burkhardt, Capell, Crawford, K. Davis, T. Edwards, W. Estes, C. Fite, Garry, Groves, R. Hamilton, Hutson, J. McCallie, Megahee, Mercer, C. Mills, L. Pankey, J. Parker, G. Sherrill, W. Smith, Stem, V. Williams, B. Wright, R. Zbinden and Lil- lard, mgr. JUNIOR MITES Won 4, Lost 3 Lettermen: W. Baker, R. Benham, Brooks, M. Brown, Carriger, Currey, Curtis, Duff, W. Edwards, A. Ewing, O. Farr, Hadden, Hamill, Harless, Hartung, Howard, K. Hunt, Jackson, H. Levine, Lyle, Mac- lellan, C. Moore, D. Parker, M. Parker, Payne, J. Reynolds, B. Rollinson, Shewmake, J. Thomas, R. Turner, D. Warner, J. Warner, M. Wilson, W. Hum- phries, mgr. Front Row: Wayne Miller, Tommy Ayres, Buddy Browder, Kyle Testerman, Ed Loughlin. Middle Row: Don Williams, Frank Roberts, John Cooney, Howard Bumgardner, Thornton Cole, Gene Robbins. Back Row: John Crox, Cecil Davis, Coach Rus- sell Tate. Captain Buddy Browder makes favorite shot against Baylor in one of three Blue wins over Raiders. BA KETBALL The 1952 edition of the McCallie Blue Tornado basketball team again had a very successful term. In the Mid-South Tournament, held in the Davenport Gymnasium, they lost to Castle Heights, 46-51, in the semi-finals, but bounced back to beat Baylor for third place the same night, 38-36, on Tommy Ayres' two foul shots in an overtime period. Kyle Testerman was named on the second All-Tournament team. Kyle set two records during the season, having a total of 458 points and a single game total of 32. The team, led by Coach Russ Tate, compiled a total of 17 wins against 9 losses for a percent- age of 554. They scored 1298 points for an aver- age of 49.8 points per game and had the distinc- tion of beating each team they played at least once. The team was moulded around four return- ing lettermen: Captain Buddy Browder, Alter- nate Captain Cecil Davis, Jim Ensign, and Thornton Cole. Led by Stan Worlen, the team dropped its first game of the season to C.lVl.A., 43-64. Undaunted by this loss, they bounced back the next day to down City, 51-39, with Kyle Testerman basketing 20 points. Next came the Times Cup Series in which the Tornado placed second behind Notre Dame. In the opening game, led by Stan Worlen's 14 points, they conquered S.M.A., 55-40. On the following night, the Blues fell prey to a strong combination from Notre Dame, 57-47. Kyle Tes- terman and Buddy Browder were outstanding for McCallie with 15 and 14 points, respectively. In the first game after the Christmas holidays, the Tornado avenged its loss to Notre Dame by subduing the Greenies in the Davenport gym, 56-37. The game was highlighted by the spar- kling play of Kyle Testerman who pushed through a record total of 32 points. Four nights later, the team ventured to S.M.A. and downed the Tigers, 55-41. On the following week-end the Blues were upset by G.M.A. at College Park by 51-52. Ed Lough1in's outstanding floor play was tops for the Tornado. On the way home Captain Tate's boys stopped by Darlington and dropped the Tigers, 45-41. Buddy turned in an excellent performance, hogging almost all the rebounds. CAPTAIN BUDDY BROWVDER ALT. CAPT. CECIL DAY Center Wayne Miller connects against T.M.I. Next the team encountered T.M.I. and played one of their best games of the season. The Blues rolled over their opponents, 63-26, as Kyle Tes- terman scored 21 points. Castle Heights dropped McCallie here in the Blue's next contest, 44-41. Tom Ayres was outstanding for the home team. Bouncing back the next night, the Tornado dropped Central, 35-32, as the second string, led by Jim Ensign, Wayne Miller, Don Williams and Howard Bumgardner, played the second half and completely outmanned their opponents. The Blues made it two straight the next week- TSCQ' 512 SQ Si'?2Lp39? Ux?i'P?'?' ' 'Xi 51 , me 52 V M an .4 ixivsglyis , 1 x Q9 S :.s.-gg: - qw Y , ,LT -- 7, X M, Q Sv Mwwvsffsfi ,,, i ,. ,K .-.Q , . ,.,, 5 ap' i w, S N .,4. -' 3. .3 W ' 1 P 5 V+ A If lmiv' q.CAL4:f QGALLJSS' 'I' O Qhlla Baylor was the only other team to give the Blues any trouble, but a last minute two points by Hardin proved the difference. The score was 47-45. Standouts in the tournament were Cobble and Morris, who played excel- lent floor games, and Plyler, Dantzler, Clem- mer and King, who were magnificent in their shooting and rebounding. The team had five players to score over one hundred points in the season. They were Ply- ler, Capt. Dantzler, Clemmer and King. And they had one player who scored the astonish- ing number of 234 points in Dee Hardin. In 21 games they won 19 and lost 2. The only teams to beat them were beaten again by the B team at later dates. T.M.I. was one of these and the last time the two met Mc- Callie won by a 27 point margin, 76-49. -9 Top to Bottom: JUNIOR VARSITY Won 5, Lost 4 Lettermen: A. Burns, D. Davis, W. Ensign, R. Faller, Floyd, Hunter, Nicholson, J. Smith, M. Williams, H. Burn, mgr. MIDGETS Won 83 Lost 4 Lettermen: Burkhardt, E. Fowler, Gibbs, Kennedy, Lebovitz, R. Park, Poindexter Readin , , g, J. Robinson Steiner, J. Sullivan, J. Wright. MITES Won 4, Lost 3 Lettermen: Boone, Capell, Carter, Conner, A. Ewing R. Hamilton, H. Levine, Marholin, Stem, V. Williams Woodall, R. Zbinden. JUNIOR MITES Won Og Lost 5 Lettermen: W. Bond, M. Brown, Currey, W. Edwards O. Farr, Hamill, Jackson, Lillard, Lyle, C. Moore B. Rollinson, Shewmake, Simonton, Sutton, D. War- ner, Warrenfells, Duff, mgr. 1 1 I.-351, 5 Z iff We y A Y TSW ' A' X gf Pete Fite works toward a take-down. George Williams, 100 pounder, ln a ney, when a last minute bid fell only three points short of the Raiders total, and the tourney was over. The final score stood Baylor 51, McCallie 48, Castle Heights 41 with the others trailing. However, Pete Fite handily defended his division title, and Jaw Wellman the initial wrestling crown of his career. McCallie has never seen a group of boys with any more scrap and even though they fell short of a championship, they gave a better account of them- selves than was believed possible. Major sports letters were awarded to Ted Carley, Peter Fite, Tommy Joiner, Eddie Lambert, Neil Tay- lor, Ashton Therrel, Pete Turner, Buddy Wellman and George Williams. Minor sport letters went to John Christian, Charlie Claunch, Bobby Dishman, Bill Fisher, Jim Hannon, Bruce Jones, Tommy Pan- key, Mark Rollinson and managers Charles Gulley and Bob Greer. -s.. ,.r.s ssss 1Tli!3.1?5?V!BESTL1NGTEAM FOUR MID-SOUTH CHAMPIONS HUGH EICHELBERGER BILL FISHER Heavyweight 175 lb. BILL GARRETT ASHTON THERREL 165 lb. 132 lb- R011 Coach Ralph Hutchinson piloted the Tor- nado boxers to third place in the Mid-South meet, with Ashton Therrel, Bill Garrett, Bill Fisher and Hugh Eichelberger winning championships. T.M.I. with 35 points won the team championship, with St. Andrews scoring 32 points and McCallie 23, with C.M.A. fourth with 16 points. The Blue had previously won from St. An- drews and lost to T.M.I. in dual meets, with three exhibition bouts against C.M.A. com- pleting the pre-tourney schedule. Ashton Therrel captained the boxers with Tommy Raulston alternate captain. The four Mid-South title holders won var- sity letters, with minor sport letters going to Wes Burnham, Charles Clark, Howell Clem- ments, Paul Dowell, Jimmy J oiner, Tommy Raulston, Frank Toothaker and Richard O'Neill. THE 1952 BOXING TEAM Standing: Eichelberger, Fisher, W. Garrett, Raulston, Toothaker, Burnham, Coach Hutchinson. Kneeling: Therrel, W. Cole, J. Joiner, Clements, Dowell, Clark. , M., MW -W .Mamma ff-e Mama W.- M-1 ,-,. .,.a..wWmMwM,., ,.,.., am-.wi he Y , ,,,,, WY , .. , ,p-mwagg-1,-fmamivwamurw, THE 1952 SOCCER TEAM First Row: Allison, Greene, Darnell, S. Campbell, R. McGregor, Crates, J. Johnston, L. -Fowler, Ferguson. Second Row: Speakman Murray J. Lane, Letsinger, Lloyd, Vann, Bell, Kirchberg, Coach McCallie. Third Row: Gist, Steward, L. Zbln- , , den, Blackford, N. Hunt, L. Callaway, R. Garrott. 000513 Under the fine leadership of Captain Robert McGregor and Alt. Captain Sam Campbell, the Tornado soccer team was composed of only a few returning lettermen and a large number of inexperienced boys, but Coach R. L. Mc- Callie did a grand job in molding this group into a winning combination. Even though the record compiled by this team was not the most outstanding one in the Mid-South, nev- erthless at the end of the season, McCallie was feared as much as any team in the conference. The first game of the season was played at Lebanon. Tennessee, against Castle Heights, and the Blues got off to a jittery start. Half of the first team was playing its first game of varsity ball, and they naturally made mistakes. The experienced Castle Heights team downed the fighting Tornado bv the score of 7 to 0, but much needed experience was gained. On January 28th, the team jou1'ne:yed to Rome to meet the Darlington Tigers and played a ne game while losing to the Tigers by the score of 3 to 2. There was a marked improvement in the playing over the game of the previous week. Dan Crates played an exceptionally fine game, kick- ing both goals and handling the ball expertly. Castle Heights came to Alumni Field for a return game, and it was a close contest all the way, Heights scoring the only goal of the game in the third quarter. Quinn Calla- way played an outstanding game at goalie, and the entire team showed more balance than in previous games. Crates again showed skill in handling the ball, and Tad Johnston a.so turned in a fine game. After the three defeats, two of them heartbreakers, the Tornado men were hungry for victory in their next game. which happened to be with Baylor. The confident Red Raiders had some wind taken -out of their sails to the tune of 1 to O. Smith Murray, subbing for Gordon Darnell, who had been knocked out in the opening seconds of the game. played by far his best game of the season. With the score tied at nothing to nothing in the last nuarter, Murray kicked the only goal of the day, to give the Blue its first taste of victory. Tommy Ferguson and Bill Hall played heads up ball, and Paul Steward, playing in his first var- sity game, did a splendid job. On a trip to Asheville the following week-end. the Blue again played heads-up ball and won by the score of 2 to 1. Dan Crates did the scoring for the Blue, making good two free kicks. Coach McCallie was well pleased by the show- ing of the entire team. The next game was with Baylor on their field. and with Johnston and McGregor back in the line-up after a brief illness, the Tornado looked for a victory. However. Baylor fought with everything they had and defeated the Blue by the score of 2 to 1. Dan Crates again kicked McCallie's only goal, and Johnston, Fowler. McGregor, and Darnell played a fine game, fighting to the Final whistle. In the final game of the season, held on Alumni Field, the Tornado defeated Darlington by the score of 3 to 1. Every boy on the team had revenge on his mind, and their inspired play showed it. The Tigers were swept off their feet by the great playing of the entire team. This was a good ending to a season which had been rather disappoint- ing to the members of the team. Bob Bridgman, Lewis Fowler, Gordon Darnell, and Quinn Callaway. boys who had never played soccer before, played good, consistent ball all year. Much credit is due these boys and their coach, Mr. R. L. McCallie. for their splen- did comeback after the slow start they had. Next year the team will be under the leadership of two co-captains, Tad Johnston and Dan Crates. Both of these boys are experienced players, and they should lead the team to a fine season. There will be a good group of returning lettermen next year, and a very good team is expected. Captain Robert McGregor and Alternate Captain Sam Campbell. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER First Row: E. Coble, Darr, Caine, Murphy, Tuggle, A. Mc- Gregor, K. Smith, Long, S. McCallie, E. Lay. Second Row: Sharp, Hoffner, McKeehan, Wasson, T. Miller, T. Edwards, Talbot, M. Roberts. Third Row: M. Mulkey, Gilbert, Ervin. MITE SOCCER First Row: R. Brown, G. Sherrill, J. Parker, J. McCallie, W. Adamson, Hutson. Second Row: Bunch, D. Parker, M. Parker, Bartholomew, Megahee, W. Estes. Third Row: J. Thomas, B. Wright, Whitfield, Hooper, Crawford, Buchanan. SWIIWMI Although lacking indoor facilities of its own, the 1952 McCallie swimming team turned in a creditable record under the tutelage of Coach Ed Lundien and Co-Captains Scrappy Moore and John Edwards. Opening the season on February 12, Tornado tank- men journeyed to Lebanon where they lost to strong Castle Heights, 49-26. Although the team lost, there were several bright notes for the Blue. Scrappy Moore splashed his way to a new 50 yard freestyle record of 25.8 seconds, and John Edwards swam the 100 yard breaststroke in 1.18, just three seconds short of the school record of 1.15. David Moore placed in the backstroke, and Langston Holland and Joel An- derson scored in the distance events. On the three succeeding Saturdays the team lost to CMA, 55-43, SMA, 54-20, and CMA again, 42-37. Scrappy Moore continued to carry the load in the freestyle dashes while David Moore, his brother, and Bob Dedman held down the backstroke events. Johnny Adamson, a newcomer, turned in several ex- cellent 150 yard individual medleys. George Putnam was the lone diver on the team, and his performance aided the Blues immensely on several occasions. The season was culminated with the annual Mid- South Swimming meet at Emory University in At- lanta. Here the Tornado turned in a magnificent per- formance, determined to succeed. Scrappy Moore started it off in the 50 yard freestyle by breaking his own record with a new time of 25.3 seconds to clinch second place. Then the freestyle relay team, com- posed of Scrappy Moore, David Moore, Langston Holland and Dan Rather, set a new school record, swimming the 200 yard distance in 1:46.3. Bobby Ded- man, Billy Garrett, and Johnny Adamson in swim- ming the Medley Relay, placed fourth. This gave the Blue a total of 20 points and fourth place in a Held of five. Although they didn't capture the first-place trophy, they certainly came through in the traditional McCallie spirit from start to finish. THE 1952 SWIMMING TEAM Kneeling: Dedman, J. Adamson, Putnam, G. Turner, D. Rather. Standing: G. Milner, D. Moore, J. Edwards, Holland, W. Garrett, A. Moore, Coach Lundien. ,,,. Q ns.. - 2 v TRACK The 1952 Thinclads culminated their regular season with a record of three wins, one loss, and a third place in the Mid-South Tourney. Un- der the tutelage of Coach Russ Tate the cinder- men also placed a close second to Baylor in the Baylor Relays, falling short of the crown by only one point. The Blues opened their season by defeating St. Andrews at McCallie on March 28. Thornton Cole was high-point man for McCallie, with 15 points, scoring firsts in the 100 and 440 yard dashes. Cecil Davis and George Dowdy followed with 12 and 11 points, respectively. It was an all McCallie finish in the shot put, with Browder, Dowdy, and Hunnicutt placing in that order. Dowdy also copped first position in the discus, with Bob Allison and Buddy Browder running a close second and third. In the high jump Frank Taylor and Cecil Davis found themselves in a three-way tie with Bill Yarborough of the Saints, at 5 ft. 4 in. Bill Roberts dashed his way to first place in the 880 yard run with Billy Thompson and Charles Lloyd a close second and third, re- spectively. The 880 yard relay was won by a McCallie combination consisting of Bruce Cleve- land, Raymond Walker, Jimmy Vann, and Tom- my Ferguson. In the Baylor Relays, the Red Raiders main- tained a comfortable lead throughout the meet up until the two concluding events. The Blues, however, began to close in as the tourney prog- ressed. In the high jump Frank Taylor placed second behind Sexton of G.M.A. pulling the THE BUDDY BROWDER 47 ft. 2121 in. in Shot Put CAPTAIN CECIL DAVIS 15.9 secs. in High Hurdles RECORD BREAKERS ALT. CAPT. GEORGE DOWDY 127 ft. llyg in. in Discus Throw 'f'wu-ww 'W V f W ,.,. ,e .W L, ,,,...a,.i.,.r..t.....r.uw..m, si ,,.,..W..s.M ,. , r. THE 1952 TRACK TEAM Front Row: Frank Taylor, Bill Burley, Thornton Cole, Buddy Browder, Cecil Davis, George Dowdy, Quinn Callaway, Tom- my Pankey, Billy Frank Roberts. Middle Row: Cliff Hunnicutt, Bob Allison, Jimmy Vann. Mark Rollinson, Jim Murr, Charles Lloyd, Tommy Ferguson, Hilbert Clemmer. Back Row: Wes Burnham, Tommy Joiner, Ashton Therrcl, Noel Hunt, Billy Thompson, Bruce Cleveland, Blues within striking distance of the crown. But even after McCallie had succeeded in clinching the mile relay, and the dust of the fray had cleared, the records showed the Blues a one point runner-up to Baylor. McCallie, host to Baylor the following week, again fell victim to the Red Raiders, 66-56. In this contest Buddy Browder and George Dowdy shattered school records in the shot put and dis- cus. Dowdy hurled the discus 127 ft., 1115 in.g Browder heaved the shot 47 ft., 23A in. Frank Taylor leaped 5 ft. 7 in. along with Cecil Davis to tie for first place in the high jump. George Dowdy and Wes Burnham took First and second in the javelin, Dowdy throwing a distance of 143 ft. 9 in. Billy Thompson scampered to the tape far ahead of the field to cop a win in the 880 yd. dash. CECIL DAVIS GEORGE DOWDY BUDDY BROWDER THORNTON COLE BOB ALLISON 108 Dee Hardin throws the spear. ,, The following week Cecil Davis again set the pace as the Blues soundly thumped the Cadets from Georgia Military Academy in College Park. Quin Callaway also boosted the Blues with a brilliant 100 yard dash win. Again the Blues took to the road, this time trampling T.M.I. at Sweetwater, 92-30. The cin- dermen won Hrsts in all events but the 880 yard run, the mile, and the broad jump. McCallie clinched eight additional second positions and Cecil Davis clears the bar. QUINN CALLAWAY FRANK TAYLOR JIMMY VANN BILLY THOMPSON BRUCE CLEVELAND 109 Billy Thompson wins the 880 against Baylor. six thirds. Cecil Davis broke away for a record- breaking 15.9 second 120-yard high hurdle run. Davis won two other first places, with Cole and Dowdy each copping two. On the following week-end the Blues set off for the Mid-South at Emory University. On Fri- day, May 9, 13 Blues qualified in their respec- tive events, but Baylor dashed to an early lead with a win in the 880 yard relay. As Saturday wore on, the Blues began to reach out on the Raiders, but failed to close the gap between them. When the meet ended, McCallie was third behind Baylor and Darlington in that order. All in all the Blues turned in a creditable sea- son. With a total of three triumphs out of four starts, a second in the Baylor Relays, a third in the Mid-South, and three new school records set by members of the 1952 squad, this year's ag- gregation is to be praised for its splendid per- formance. WES BURNI-IAM TOMMY FERGUSON TOMMY PANKEY TOMMY JOINER BILLY FRANK ROBERTS m.m.7-iwiwmnrgn- unvu., 1 . n3.zn.gu-muff -isnz.-:w..f.ef-fsmw mm we an cmmn7zmm-Laurin ur same- sg 1 I M , ,Q--.1 TEIVIV The 1951-52 McCallie Varsity ten- nis team, coached by Mr. John Strang, had a good season by win- ning 8 out of 11 matches, and they came in second in the Mid-South tournament. The mainstays of the team were Lindsey Hopkins, Kyle Testerman, and Howard Bumgardner, with Ted Carley and Bill Garrett alternating in the number 4 position. Others on the team were Peter Steward, Rufus Sherrill, Neil Taylor, and Malcolm Williams. All of the netmen tumed in successful seasons with Ted Car- ley winning nine matches which was the biggest total. The Tornado's first match was with St. Andres, and McCallie won, 9-0. The next two matches were with SMA and Darlington in that order: the team won over SMA by a score of 5-3 and beat Darlington, 6-3. An- other 9-0 score was turned in when McCallie beat GMA. The first defeat came from Baylor on their campus by a score of 7-1. but the netmen immediately bounced back into the winner's circle by beating Darlington, 4-2. This was followed bv a second defeat, this time at the hands of MBA. Again the team came back and beat Coach Bob Wood's team from Sewanee, 6-2, and they followed that win with still another one over TMI. A second time Baylor stopped Mc- Callie by a wide margin between the two scores, but Castle Heights fell beneath us by 5-2. In the Mid-South tournament at Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tenn., Coach Strang entered Lind- sey Hopkins, Howard Bumgardner, Kyle Testerman, and 'Led Carley. The singles were divided into two parts, A and B. No. 1 and 2 men on the team were in the A division, and 3 and 4 were in the B division. Lindsey Hopkins was seeded second, and Kyle Testerman was seeded sixth in the AU division. In the B division, Howard Bumgardner was segdgd second, and Ted Carley. The doubles were not di- vx e . In the first match Testerman beat Fasick of SMA, 6-1, 6-0, but he went down unoer the attack of Harwell of Dar- liplgton, Hopkins drew a bye, and he played Van Leer, S A, in the quarter-finals, winning by the scores of 6-1 and 6-1. Royal, however, stopped him in the semi-finals. Carley drew Austin of CMA for his first match in the B division and beat him soundly, 6-2, 6-0, but Ted was unable to keep the pace set by Rawson of Darlington and B TENNIS TEAM J. Sullivan, A. Burns, R. Lewis, Capell. THE 1952 TENNIS TEAM Standing: W. Garrett, R. Lewis, Testerman, Bumgardner, Steward. Kneel ing: L. Hopkins, Carley, M. Williams. fell to the netman. Bumgardnner also drew a bye, but he played Williamson of Baylor in the quarter-finals. While the score was tied at 2-all, Howard hurt his ankle and was forced to default. In the doubles tournament, Carley and Bumgardner played Hull and Steele of St. Andrews, beating them by scores of 6-2, 7-9, and 6-2. The second match was de- faulted to Harwell and Rogers of Darlington because of Howard's hurt ankle. Hopkins and Testerman drew a bye. but they played Guthrie and Williamson of Baylor in .the second match and won this match. The semi-finals against Neyland and Ingram of CMA were also won, as were the finals against Siler and Royal of Baylor. This was an un- expected upset because Siler and Royal had beaten Mc- Callie's doubles team twice. Thus, Hopkins and Testerman brought back the doubles championship. Outstanding performances throughout the season were given by the whole team. MITE TENNIS TEAM Kneeling: A. Ewing, Maclellan, W. Edwards. Standing C Moore, Woodall, R. Hamilton. Fowler powders one. BA EBAZZ The 1952 version of the Blue Tornado diamond contin- gent enjoyed a season which, although it won no cham- pionship, compiled a good won and lost record and showed high spirit in every game. Led by the batting of Ed Loughlin f.412l, Gene Robbins f.343J, and Lewis Fowler 13423, the Blues won eight games and lost five. An early season encounter with Central was dropped by the close score of 4-3. The Tornado got away to a fast start, winning four of their first six games. After losing to Darlington, 4-2, de- spite the pitching of Ed Loughlin and Dee Hardin's home run, the team came back to down Notre Dame by 4-1 be- hind Loughlin and then overpower Georgia Military Acad- emy in two games, 9-8 and 4-2, winning on the heavy hit- ting of Lewis Fowler and Scrappy Smith, and also the tight pitching of Ed Healan and John Lewallen. Continuing the string of wins. Healan again came through on the mound edging Sewanee Military Academy by 6-5, the winning run scoring on Bunny Perkinson's infield hit in the final inning. Following this inspiring victory, the team traveled to Riverside, where they split a double-header, losing the initial encounter by 7-6 and winning the final by 6-1. Cap- tain Jim Ensign turned in a fine six-hit pitching perform- ance in the contest. Next the Tornado staved off a last inning rally by Notre Dame to win behind Loughlin, 8-5, with the help of a tremendous home run by Lewis Fowler, as well as a long triple and single in four times at bat. Journeying to Columbia Military Academy with high hopes and a 6-2 won-lost record, McCallie was dealt a CAPTAIN JIM ENSIGN LEWIS FOWLER ED LOUGHLIN ED HEALAN SCRAPPY SMITH 112 N V one HARDIN L BUNNY PERKINSON GENE ROBBINS JOHN LEWALLEN JIMMY HUDLOW severe blow by a twin defeat at the hands of Columbia, 6-5 and 4-1. The team was hampered by Ed Loughlin's ab- sence in this series. By losing again to Darlington, 10-3, championship chances vanished, but the season was closed out in fine style with successive wins over Castle Heights and Sewanee Military Academy. The former featured Loughlin's home run, triple and single and three-hit pitch- ing by Jim Ensign. The latter contest sparkled with good pitching and hitting by Healan. All through the season fine leadership was provided by coaches Dave Spencer and B. J. Saunders and Captain Jim Ensign, who, when not playing a superb game at first base, was lending his good left arm to the success of the pitching department. Throughout the schedule of games, Coach Spencer encouraged the boys and brought out the best in everyone. Dee Hardin supplied fancy glove work at shortstop and slapped out timely base hits. Bobby Wheeler was a prom- ising fielder at third, and Bunny Perkinson, Mike McAd- ams, Lewis Fowler, and Ed Loughlin furnished adequate outfield protection. Gene Robbins sparkled at bat and field- ed well at second, and Jimmy Hudlow performed capably at both third and second in a reserve status. Fine catching was supplied by Scrappy Smith. Altogether it was a successful season, and great prom- ise is held for next year, as four of the regulars are return- ing with a good year's experience under their belts. At a final meeting of the baseball team, Scrappy Smith was elected captain and Dee Hardin alternate-captain of the 1953 squad. THE 1952 BASEBALL TEAM Seated: John Lewallen, Ed Loughlin, Gene Robbins, Bobby Wheeler, Blanton Smith, Ed I-lealan, Dee Hardin, Lewis Fowler, Alvin Perkinson. Standing: Bob Seaton, Mike McAdams, Larry Dantzler, Smith Murray, John Baker, Howell Clements, Jim- my I-Iudlow, Jim Ensign, Tom Meriwether. BOBBY WHEELER MIKE MQADAMS HOWELL CLEMENTS HUZF The 1952 McCallie golf team won runner-up honors in both the Mid-South Tournament and City Prep League and Tournament, finishing second to the powerful Baylor team in both cases. In the Mid-South Tournament Melvin Deitch placed fourth in individual competition, while the team posted 968 for the 54 hole test to finish Captain Jim Ensign snags a high one. second. The Blues won twice from Darlington 1615-116 and 1492-3112 and from S.M.A. 161!2- 11!2 in Mid-South competition. In City Prep League play, McCallie split with Baylor in two matches and tied one of the Cen- tral matches, winning all others played to fin- ish second. Letters were awarded to Melvin Deitch, Charles Dill, Joe Estes, Rodney Faller and Tom McCallie by Coach Donn Gaebelein. THE 1952 GOLF TEAM Joe Estes, Charles Dill, Rodney Faller, Melvin Deitch. Mili ia 1' y Maj. C. C. Moore, Capt. D. M. Spencer, Capt. C. R. Stribling, Capt. C. M. Galbraith, Capt. E. H. Brooks. UHMMA DA TA TAFI' COLONEL H. P. DUNLAP Commandant , fry! MAJOR A. L. BURNS Assistant Commandant JIMMY HUDLOW BUDDY BROWDER SAM CAMPBELL Regimental Major First Battalion Major Second Battalion Major HEHIME TAL HATTALIU MAJUH MISS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON MISS CAROL JEWELL MISS ADELLE CROVVELL Sponsor for Sponsor for Sponsor for I Regimental Major Jimmy Hudlow Baiialion Major Buddy Browder Battalion Major Sam Campbell ,, , 1 V 117 K+- Y, T FF WIFE S RUFUS SHERRILL Captain and Regimental Adjutant MISS ANNA MacKINNEY Sponsor for Captain and Adjutant Rufus Sherrill JIM ENSIGN Captain and Regimental Executive Officer MISS ANNE WELCH Sponsor for Captain Jim Ensign ROBERT McGREGOR Staff Captain MISS GRACE McGREGOR Sponsor for Captain Robert McGregor DAVID YOUNG Captain and Regimental Supply Officer MISS JANE MORRIS Sponsor for Captain David Young A D A'P0!VA'0l?A' REGIMENTAL STAFF Regimental Major Jim Hudlow, Captain and Adjutant Rufus Sherrill, Captain Jim Ensign, Captain Robert McGregor STAFF LIEUTENANTS JOE ESTES JIM DAUGI-IDRILL NATHAN PARKS First Battalion Adjutant Second Battalion Adjutant Executive Oflicel' 119 REEVE EWING OFFICERS Captain ......... ............ ..... 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Arrow Transfer and Storage Co. .... . Athens Oil Co. ................... . . Atlas Paper Box Co. ............ . Bedford's Buick Service .... Belcher Shoe Service ..... Belk Brothers .............. Tom Black, Inc. ........ ...... . Blessing, Waterhouse 8z Co.. .. Wayne L. Bowman .... ....... The Boys' Shop ............ Brainerd Cleaners . . . Brainerd Drug Co.. . . . Brainerd Grocery ............. Brainerd Style Shop ............. Brainerd Varnell Hardware Co .... . Brayten Pharmaceutical Co.. . . . Brock Candy Co. ............ . Arthur Brooks Studio ...... Garner Bright .......... J. W. Brooks and Sons .... Brown Brothers ........ Dave L. Brown ....... Brown Fence Co .... Matt L. Brown Co.. . . . Scott N. Brown Co .... Nelle Bryant ................ Buck's Flight School ........... Burkart-Schier Chemical Co.. . .. Byrne and Co. ................ . C 8z S Jewelry Co. ........... . Campbell Clinic .............. Central Drug Store ............ Central Franklin Process Co.. . . James R. Chamberlain .,........... Chattanooga Chattanooga Chattanooga Chattanooga Chattanooga Bakery, Inc. .....,....... . Button and Badge Co.. . . . . Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. . . . Gas Co. ............... . Glass Co. . . . . Chattanooga Loan Co. ....... . Chattanooga Medicine Co. ........... . . Chattanooga News-Free Press ......... Chattanooga Chattanooga Printing and Engraving Co. . . .... . . Surgical Co. ............. . Chattanooga Times .................... Sam Chester and Co. ........... . Circular Letter Advertising Co.. . . . City Meat Market ............... City Water Co. ............... . Coca-Cola Co. CAtlantaJ .... Jack Cole Co., Inc. .................... . Colonial Bakery .....,................. Commercial Stationery and Supply Co.. Contor Bros. ......................... . Corley Manufacturing Co. ......... . Cra1g's ..................... Creighton's Flower Shop. . . . 171 170 170 166 157 167 163 157 168 194 159 191 186 165 166 167 163 168 168 165 194 172 166 181 189 169 163 171 184 201 159 164 190 172 180 181 158 178 184 177 160 187 192 160 202 193 186 158 158 182 156 193 164 164 179 187 164 195 160 186 168 169 Crisman Hardware Co. .... . The Currin Co. ......... . Curtis Electric Co ......... . Dalton Candlewick Mills. ..... .... . Davenport Hosiery Mills ..... ..... Dean Clothing Co. .......... .... . Dewees . .............. . . . . Dixie Mercerizing Co. ...... .... . Double-Cola Bottling Co.. .. Duncan Electric Co. ....... . Durand Hosiery Mills ......... ..... Dyer and Brickell .............. ..... East Brainerd Water Works .... .... . Easterly-Woodhead Flowers Eaves Badge and Emblem Co. ..... .... . M. B. Eaves Produce Co. ....... .... . Edwards 8z Lebron ........... ..... Elder and Co. ................ .... . Fehn's Restaurants ............... ..... Ferger Brothers and Huffaker ................... Fillaur Surgical Supplies ....................... First Federal Savings 8z Loan Association of Chattanooga ................................. The Fischer Co. ..... . Fleetwood Coffee Fowler Bros. .... . Fox Brothers Co ....... Henry H. Frede ........... J. Telford Freeman Co.. . . . Fulmer, Reeves 8: Ware .... Gordon Gambill 8: Co .... . . . . . . . . Garrett's Esso Servicenter .... ..... Gateway Motel ............ ..... General Appliance Corp. .... .... . General Beverages Co. .... . General Mortgage Co. ....... .... . Georgeis Cleaners ............ ..... Girls' Preparatory School ..... ..... Edith Goetz Florist ........ ..... Gould's Luggage Shop ..... W. T. Grant .............. Hale's Flowers ........ Hale 8: Wallace, Inc. .... . Hajoca Corp. .......... . Happy Valley Farms ..... Hardie 8z Candle ...... D. T. Hardin 8c Co. ..... . Henderson 8: Coleman .... Harper Drug Co. ........ .. Hibbler-Barnes Co. ..................... .... . Highland Park Lumber Co. ...............,...., . Dewey G. Hixson and Owen O. Scrudder ....... Holsum Bread ................................. Home Plate Restaurant ................... ..... Home Stores ............ Howard's Cleaners .................... ..... Hubbuch Glass Co .... ................... ..... Hudson Printing 8z Lithographing Co.. . . .. . .. Hummingbird Hosiery ................ ..... Hunter Coal and Ice Co.. . . . Hut's Pit Bar-B-Q .......... ..... Independent Theaters, Inc. .... .... . The Jo-Ann ............... ..... 180 182 202 156 176 180 194 197 202 158 165 158 182 159 180 160 180 183 182 167 160 183 188 160 204 181 159 184 180 157 185 185 159 201 196 181 162 160 189 180 185 201 192 174 180 157 180 182 167 183 189 186 185 192 191 188 188 176 181 185 196 183 Li I of Adverli er Robert C. Jones and Son .... Joy's ..................... Kay's Ice Cream ............, Kemp and Co ..... ............, Robert S. Killebrew Agency ..... King's Food Market ............ King's Restaurant ........... Knoedler 8: Meredith ..... Koblentz ................. S. H. Kress and Co. ...... . . Knoedler and Meredith .... The Kroger Co. .......... . The Krystal Co. ....... . Lansford Piano Co. .... . L. C. Leach and Co.. . . . LeGrand Jewelry Co. .... . Lennon Co., Inc. ........... . Lookout Oil Refining Co. ..... . Lookout Sporting Goods Co .,... Lookout Supply Co. ........ . Loveman's .......,... Lowe's Drive In ...... Day McAmis Florist .... Tom McGhee ........ McLellan Stores Co.. . .. Mads Dry Cleaning ...... Marlin and Derryberry .... Martin-Thompson ....... Matthews Pharmacy ...... Doyle May .................. Meadow Brook Farms, Inc.. . .. Medical Arts Pharmacy ..... Mercer Pie Co. ........... . Mid-South Supply Co. . Miller Bros. ............ . George B. Miller ............ Olan Mills Studios ............... Mills and Lupton Supply Co. .... . Moccasin Bushing Co. ........ . Moore 8a King ..................... Mountain City Stove Co. ......... . Mulke and Jackson Super Markets ..... .... Y National Funeral Home ............ Newell Hospital .................. Nixon Machinery and Supply Co... Northside Dry Cleaning Co. ...... . Orange-Crush ...,.............. Orkin .............. ...... Palmer's Clothes ..... Paramount Cleaners Hotel Patten ........... T. H. Payne Co. ......... . Peerless Woolen Mills ..... The Personality Shop ..... Pettway Oil Co. ......., . Pickett's ............... Powell Mattress Co. ...... . Joe Powell Motor Sales .... Price-Shealy Radio Co.. . . . Provident Barber Shop ...,. Provident Life ........... Pryor, Love dz Lewis ..... Ragland Bros. ........ . Ramsey Electric Supply Co .... . . RCA-Victor ........... .... The Read House ................... Jacob Reed's Sons ................. Ridgedale Groceteria and Brainerd Groceteri E. C. Roach Food Market .......... Rossville Coal and Supply Co .... .. J. H. Rountree .................... Rudyis Drive-In .................. Samul Stamping and Enameling Co R. K. Scholze ...................... Seald-Sweet ...................... Sewanee Coal and Supply Co.. . .. Paul W. Shepherd Realty Co. .... . Sherman and Reilly, Inc. ....... . Sherwin-Williams Co. ........ . Shoe Renewry ........... . . . Shumacker's ...................... Sims Collar and Leather Co. ....... . Southern Blowpipe and Roofing Co Southern Electrical Corp. .... . . . . . . Southern Sports Co .... ......... Southland Roller Rink .......... Standard Coosa Thatcher Co. .... . Standard Iron and Wire Works ..... Steinhoefel's Jewelers ............ Stovall Hardware Co. ......... . Frank Sutton .......... S 8: W Cafeterias ...... Talley-Ho ....... Templeton's .................... W. C. Teas Co. ................... . Tennessee Awning and Tent Co.. . . Tennessee Egg Co. ............. . Terrell Electric Co., Inc.. . . Textile Printing Co.. . . . Tower Restaurant ....... Trotter, Boyd and Keese .... Trundle Bros. .......... . Tunnel Drug Store ......... University of Chattanooga .... Valley Supply Co. ......... . Verhey Construction Co.. . . . Violet Camera Shop .............. The Vogue ........................ Volunteer State Life Insurance Co.. Wallace Tile Co. .................. . Wallyis ......................... Wann-Chapman .... U. K. Whaley .............. 'The Wheland Co. ............ . Whiteside-Stearns Coal Co. .... . White Swan Laundry ........ White Way Cleaners ........... T. A. Wild ...................... F. M. Wilhoit's Texaco Station ..... Harry T. Wilhoit Gulf Service ..... Tom Williams-Esso Service ...... Williams and Voris Lumber Co. . . . . Willingham and Co. ........... . Willow Pharmacy ............ Wright Coal Co. ......... . Grady Young Pictures .... DALTU EA DLEWIEH MILLS SAM CHESTER 8: COMPANY 'NSURORS COMPLIMENTS Glen W. Smofherman, Jr. Sam H.Cl'1es+er, Jr. A ciafes OF Phone 6-l228 830 Cherry S+ree'r CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Terrell Electrlc WAXWORKS Company, Inc. THE CAMPUS IIO4 MCCALLIE AVE. PETE TAYLOR BILL EWIN 156 TOM WILLIAMS Esso CALENDAR SERVICE U Sepf. I9. CENSORED Telephone 4-664I 3IO2 Bralnerd Road Sepf. 20. MacGregor gefs 'rhe firsr D. T. HARDIN CO. SEED FEED I 845 Cenfral Ave. ARCHER PAPER COMPANY Wholesale Paper Producfs Phone 6-3I89 II24 Markef S+. WALLACE TILE COMPANY Terrazzo-Resilieni Floors-Tile 737 McCallie Ave. DAY MCAMIS Florist 4I3-4I5 TREMONT STREET TELEPHONE - - - 6-6I34 CI-IATTANOOGA 5, TENNESSEE shaff of Ihe year and probably Ihe mos+ purple in Ihe morbid hisI'ory of lovemak- Ing .... Seplf. 29. Hudlow wins unoffocoal popularify poll as mosf IenienI' officer. Ocf. 2. Sprinkler system explodes. . Od. 3 Docror explodes .... Ocf, 7, Mr, Nardo discovers Brom- fum. Oct I5. N. Hufcheson finds one of Morher I-Iarper's chickens roaming around in halls, proceeds Io Iesf Hs aerodynamic abilify in The 'rrash chufe. McLELLAN STORES CO. WIN VALUABLE PRIZES wifh THOROBRED SCHOOL SUPPLIES GORDON GAMBILL 81 CO. General Insurance 702 Cherry SI, 7-I482 CENTRAL DRUG STORE Prescripiion Druggisis Phone 6-3I6I SOOCIIA Ch+'r g T RCA-VICTOR WORLD LEADER IN TELEVISION Complimenfs of DYER 8: BRICKELL 0 COMPLIMENTS OF DUNCAN ELECTRIC COMPANY CHATTANOOGA PRINTING AND ENGRAVING CO. Loose Leaf Binders BIanIc Books CaI'aIogues General Commercial Prinring 300-302-304 Marker S+. Phones 6-6I66-6-6I67 A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF MERCER PIE COMPANY Mercer's Delicious Pies 7IO O'NeaI SI. CI1aI+anooga, Ten 2605 E. MAIN STREET CompIimenI's of G CI1aH'anooga Surgical Co. Physician and Hospifal Supplies Ph S 7-5677-7-5678 4IO MCCGIII A EASTERLY-WOGDHEAD ' FLOWERS . NELLE BRYANT UPHOLSTERING Complrmenrs of COMPANY Inferiors of Disiinciion 824 MARKET STREET 900 Mccame AV For fashions . . . for values . . . it's smart to make elks your favorite store! CHARLOTTE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF GENERAL APPLIANCE CORP. The General Elecfric S1'ore H, 81 CO, H6 Cherry S+' Telephone 53617 739 E. Elevenfh S+., Chafhanooga, Tenn 159 M. B. EAVES PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Fruiis 81 Produce , l jdlabmm Ph 7-047I-7-0472-7-0473 Chaffanooga, T . X - - -.-. -- jf-Y,, ee wun I FI I. II Jupwwmatized CU FFEE SURGICAL SUPPLIES 930 E. 3rd Sfreef WITH OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR McCALLIE CI-IATTANOOGA GLASS COMPANY Manufacfurers of CIRCLE-C BOTTLES EDITH GOETZ FLORIST Corner 8+h and Broad COMPLIMENTS OF CompIImenIs of CI-ua++anooga BuHon 8: Badge Co. CONTOR BROS 626 Cherry S+. 205 E. BII1 S+. Order Depf IDome BIcIg.I Facfory 160 PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR H R+ IS+ 900AM+ 500PM PICKETTS because you love smari' +hings COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL FUNERAL HOME HARRY T. WILHOIT GULF SERVICE o MCCALLIE 84 DODDS AVE. Complimenfs of STOVALL HARDWARE CO. 7II Cherry S+ree+ Chaifanooga 161 ' CALENDAR Od. 28. Mai. gels invifafion +o Jruclc cule Cily chick In loed. OF Nov. 2. Homecoming spirifs dampened as facully permils decoralions on any- fhing excepl' Trees, buildings, walls, slairs, GIRL'S ek- Nov, 6, Sex piclure in assembly. Nov, 8. You jusf don'+ care, liHle SCHOOL Nov. IO. Afler G.M.A. loolloall game Mr. Bob and The cadels invade Skid Row ' pool hall. Prescripiion Druggisi' 2338 McCallie Ave. E. C. Roach, Jr. SODA 2-2I7l CANDlES E. o. RoAcl-I Foon MKT. ' I W'L'-OW PHARMACY MCUNTAIN CITY STOVE COMPANY CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT 162 JACOB REED'S SONS Firsf Base of Supply for Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Officers' Uniforms Jacob Reed's Sons have mef fhe exacfing uniform requiremenfs of officers in all branches of fhe service for l26 years, If your goal is a Commission in fhe Air Force. Army, Navy. or Marine Corps, remember 'rhaf JACOB REED'S SONS will furnish you uniforms of superior qualify af moclerafe prices. Wrife for cafalog and quofafions. 1424 CHESTNUT ST., PHILA. 2 TOM MCGHEE L' 732 Cherry Sfreef Challanooga 2, Tenn. Phone 6-O75I PAVING Complimenfs of i800 Cerw+ral Ave. TEXTILE PRINTING COMPANY Phone 6-3434 CHAMBERLAIN AND DODDS R. K. SCHOLZE GROCERY Good Food is Good l-Iealfh COMP'-IMENTS OF Phone 2-3IOI ATHENS OIL COMPANY BRAINERD DRUG CO. Prescripfion Druggisfs CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Pharmacisfs E. L. MARTIN 8: T. S. MARTIN ATHENS. TENNESSEE 163 l- 4,i- 6105011101 .,.:,:, .1.,.1,, ,Q-'Bread CITY MEAT MARKET KOFFEKUP IS GOOD FRESH MEATS OF COFFEE ALL KINDS Fish, Oysfers and PouI'rry 4 Roasied anal Disiribuied by T I ph nes 6-II58, 6-I I59 ee O RAGLAND BROS. co 340 WesT 9'II1 SI. WHOLESALE GROCERS COMPLIMENTS BUCKIS OF FLIGHT SCHOOL CITY WATER COMPANY LoveII Field OF CHATTANQOGA FLIGHT INSTRUCTION 164 PARAMOUNT CLEANERS 25l I Easl' Main Phone 2-I I29 HARDWARE CO. COMPI-,MEN-I-S 3I I4 BRAINERD RD. OF Enioy Year Round Pleasure Demand Floricla's Finesf SEALD-SWEET Ci+rus Fruifs WALLY'S Sea s? ' HAMBURGERS Fresh or Canned A Meal Wi+hin Themselves Sealcl-Swee+'s Jrlwe Bra d COMPLIMENTS OF DURAND HOSIERY MILLS CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 165 Arcade Printing Co. I8I5 E. MAIN ST. OuIIiI I'ens 'lor Boys and Prescripfion Druggisis Sludenls l 544 McCALLIE Ave. THE BOY S SHOPR Ivlc:CalIie's new Gymnasium, Classrooms, Sludy I-lall 84 Foolball Field are equipped willw Ilwe lalesl' Mid-Sou+l'1 Engineered Liglwling Fixlures. MID-SOUTH SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 6-4I I I IO2 Easf Elevenfh Slreef Chaffanooga, Tennessee COMPUMENT5 ARTHUR BROOKS QF STUDIO NixoN MACHINERY AND W Mccale CO. Highesi' Qualify Incorporafed PHOTOGRAPHY 166 Complimenfs of S. H. KRESS 8: CO. BRAINERD CLEANERS MARK D. CHAPMAN Phone 2-2I68 3IO5 BRAINERD ROAD HIBBLER-BARNES CO. BEST WISHES FROM ARROW TRANSFER 8 STORAGE CO. IZOS KING STREET FERGER BRCS. AND HUFFAKER Esiablished I887 VALLEY SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Telephones: 4-3334, 4-3335 29+h S'rree'I and Dobbs Avenue GENERAL INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF MOORE 81 KING if 836 MARKET and MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 806 Cherry Sfreef Phone 6-3IOI 544 Mccame Ave. C R A I G ' S 32I6 BRAINERD ROAD STYLE SHOP PRICE SHEALY RADIO CO. RCA vgc+o,-phnco 3609 BRAINERD ROAD Phonograph Records 3I08 B rd Rd. Ph 4 I508 COMPLIIVIENTS OF ICE CREAM 3744 Brainerd Road. Phone 2-3032. I- Complimenis of COMPLIMENTS A OF BRAINERD GROCERY BEDFORD'S BUICK SERVICE 3455 Brainerd Road Chaffanooga, Term 168 WHITE WAY CLEANERS QQMPUMENTS one 84-l6I5 Rossville, Ga. OF Ccmpiimenfs cf A FRDEND 8. TENT co. Phone 84-OBZI Compnmems CREIGHTON'S FLOWER SHOP f 3l2 Chlckarnauga Avenue Rossville G O UNIVERSITY OF COMPL'MENTS OF CHATTANOOGA BROWN BROTHERS Con+rac'rors I 70 I Cen'rral Avenue G Complimenfs of DAVIDA LOCKMILLER P d + ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA ROBERT S. KILLEBREW W. A. LYMAN E. DUDLEY BRYAN ROBERT S. KILLEBREW AGENCY General Agenfs THE AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY co. GENERAL INSURANCE-SURETY BONDS Telephone 7-38I6 Volunfeer Building ChaHanooga, Tennesse 169 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 0 KEMP 8: COMPANY I8 PaHen Parkway INSURORS 8: REALTORS Phone 6-4I92 SHOE RENEWRY 802 Broad Sireei ChaHanooga's Fines? Shoe Repair Service JOY'S AMERICAN LAVA CORPORATION CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE THE NATION'S LEADER IN TECHNICAL CERAMICS ,ws Wa, INSULATORS FOR RADIO. TELEVISION. AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ' Cusfom Made Thread Guides Used By Every Leading Producer Of Synihehc Yarns Compiimenis CALENDAR OE Nov. I5, Barney Oldfield Burns digs up rhe cinders wiih his new Budmobile 3, 8K wearing oui' seven seis of Iires Ihe Iirsi' week. LUMBER CO. Nov, 2I. LoveIy Iegs SeHIe dances down Ihe aisle in assembiy 'ro win by un- animous voie Mr, Adorabie of I95 I . Dec. I2. LooI4ouI MI. disappears in a bursi of smog: Smoking Club blamed. Dec. I3. OuI of Ihe frying pan info The fire. -Levy. Dec. I8, Sania gives Docior a 'roo'rh- Iess comb io go wiih his hairnei. ANNEX DRUG CO. L. E. HADDEN, Phe. Complimenis of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. COMPLIMENTS OF RUSSIIILLE DUAL 81 SUPPLY 00. QUALITY COALS - BUILDING MATERIALS MODERN EQUIPMENT 5005 English Ave. Phone 4-I556 AGNEW HARDWARE COMPANY 30 Frazier Avenue A sew +11 B 'ag CQMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MILLS 8 LUPTUN I I BROWN FENCE CO. A POWELL MATTRESS co. Maffress Renovafing New and Used Furniiure 6I5-I7 Eas+ Main Sf. Phone 6-8062 171 Public Address ln+er-Communica+ing Syslems Soundscriber Dlcjafing Sysfems BUY A BYRNE 8: CO. 639 Clweslnuf Slreef BROCK CANDY BAR Made by Complimenfs of TRUNDLE BROS. 933 Cherry S+. BROCK CANDY CO. Complimenfs of CHATWOOGA MATTHEWS PHARMACY H. L. Maffhews, Propriefgr Prescripfions Called For and Dellvered I40O Dodds Ave. Phone 2-3I68 COMPLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGA'S FINEST HOTEL O THE READ HUUSE 172 CONGRATULATIONS I A Job Well Done A E QAEETELQ SEWANEE'S GALAXY OF STARS Lumber Millwork Ready-Mixed Concrefe S+eeI Windows Building Maierials SEWANEE COAL 81 SUPPLY COMPANY SOUTHLAND ROLLER RINK 3649 Brainerd Road SIMS COLLAR 81 LEATHER COMPANY 300 W. 29Ih Slreiei 23 ALL TYPES OF LEATHER WORK CALENDAR Dec. I9. Siudenis Ialce Ihreefold vow of PoverJry, Chasiily, and Obedience before leaving for Ihe sinful ouier world. Dec. 3I-Jan. I. Aw, iusi a Iiiile BIT- TY One For The Road' Jan. 2. I-Iere's hoping Iha'I' everyone had as good a Iime as 'rhey make oul. Jan. 24. Semesier bloodleiiing leaves only one person happy-Troiier is gone! Feb, 7. Loughlin gels E class for sneaking oui of Ihe inlirmary, Feb, IO. Miss Mae works over lime as ilu viclims gel' The raw end of Ihe deal. HAPPY VALLEY ICE IIIIEAIVI VANILLA CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY BUTTER PECAN BLACK WALNUT CHERRY SPECIAL FRENCH VANILLA 174 Ci? 'iw Wu same WCCJEQ .SZAOJ . . , for ils line repulalion achieved lhrough grad- ualing young men ol high moral, physical, and scholaslic accomplishmenls lo lake lheir places as good cilizens of our Nalion. We are proud To be associaled wilh McCallie School Through lhe Sludemus Accidenl Insurance Plan which has been in ellieclr since I94O. if 'A' 'A' TROTTER, BOYD AND KEESE General Agen+s - Acciclenf Deparimeni' ru m urs a Acclaim msunnncf cummiv ,murine ,mwzfenz ,maple wwe 1227 175 OF HUMNIINGBIRD HOSIERY 306' Sold Exclusively Ai' 176 -1- 00 PE CHATTANOOGA BAKERY, INC. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE T be Orzginal Marshmallow Sandmkb 177 O COMPLIMENTS CENTRAL FRANKLIN PROCESS COMPANY PROCESSORS OF BLEACHED AND COLORED YARNS C K Refreshment to You Through the Years YXJX i BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA MPANY-BY THE COCA-COLA COMP Y RETAIL MERCHANTS MILLER BROS. CO. TEMPLETON'S KOBLENTZ EDWARDS 84 LEBRON, LTD. CRISMAN HARDWARE CO DAYLE MAY DEAN CLOTHING CO. HARDIE 84 CAUDLE HENDERSON 84 COLEMAN T. H. PAYNE CO. LeGRAND JEWELRY CO. FULMER, REEVES 84 WARE C. 84 S. JEWELRY CO. LANSFORD PIANO CO. LOVEMANS, INC. PALMER CLOTHING CO. W. T. GRANT CO. EAVES BADGE 84 EMBLEM CO SHUMACKER'S STEINHOEFEL'S 180 FOX BROTHERS COMPANY Since I 9I8 I2I5-I7 KING STREET Purveyors To McCallie School ChaH'anooga's Oldesi Wholesale Food Dis+ribu+ors GEORGE'S CLEANERS 838 Marlcel SI. OF Cleaning 8: Pressing While-U-Waii' LOOKOUT SUPPLY CO. IO0I HAWTHORNE AVENU E Complimenis of CAMPBELL CLINIC TUNNEL DRUG STORE JusI' fhrough Ihe +unneI GARDNER BRIGHT KING'S FOOD MARKET Reallor Fresh Meal 8: Groceries e 6-2027 2327 Rossville BI d HUNTER COAL AND ICE CO. AI D end ble YS SP FUEL OIL - STOICERS - OIL BURNERS HEATING AND INSTALLATION SERVICE Phone 33 66 Complimenis I F. M. WlLHOIT'S TEXACO STATION O Dodds 84 IVIcCaIIie HARPER DRUG CO. 326 McCallie Phone 6-7I6I To read daily Ihe besf newspaper he can buy is one mark of an in+eIIigenI' cifizen. COMPLIMENTS OF 0 THE CURRIN CO., INC. THE CHATTANCOGA TIMES C54 Xa:-Xa - Za .lf y QED 1 fm THE HEART OF 'rHl COMPLIMENTS SOUTHERN OF ELECTRICAL CORPORATION FEHN'S RESTAURANTS Manufadurers of Highesi' QuaIi'Iy Hixson Pike GI Tremomt Aluminum and Copper ConcIuc+ors Georgia Ave' GI Foumain Sq' for Elecfric Power Lines Ivianufaciurers Road Compnmems of EAST BRAINERD WATER cl-iATrANooeA, TENNESSEE WORKS IOO Easi' Brainerd Road Fhcne 2-0358 182 COMPLIMENTS OF coMPLlMENT5 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN OF ASSUCII-ITIUN 0F CHATTIINUUGA VoIunIeer Building CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE A Curreni' raIe on savings ZVZVO Complimenfs of MOCCASIN BUSHING CO. 2000 CHESTNUT ST. COMPLIMENTS RUDY'S DRIVE-IN THE JO-ANN O ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA HIGHLAND PARK LUMBER coMPANY ELDER 81 CO. I37 Norih Greenwood Ave. Members Phones 4-266I - 4-2662 CHATTANCOGA, TENNESSEE New York Sfock Exchange I+ Pays Io PIay WH'Eg'EE'2gARN5 QQMPUMENTS . OF C a22QT'?jQj--PM MARnN-THoMPsoN Phone EsIabIIsI1ed I923 7-3373 706 Cherry SI JAMES R. CHAMBERLAIN COMPLIMENTS Realfors OF MATT L. BROWN CO. 9 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 720 WALNUT STREET COMPLIMENTS STANDARD 0003A THATCHER CUMPANY COMPLIMENTS ' OF COMPLIMENTS OF W- C- TEA5 CGMPANY J. TELFORD FREEMAN Every+hing Elec'rrical I66 Easlr Eighlrh S+., Phone 7-I246 0 HALE'S FLOWERS Ground FIoor Phone 6-OISI VoIunIeer Bldg. Nigh+5 6-7725 BEE GARRETT'S COMPLIMENTS ESSO SERVICENTER OF GRIFFIN LONG Telephone 4-4043 BRAINERD AT TALLEY ROAD In ChaHanooga HUT'S GATEWAY MOTEL PIT BAR-B-Q On U. S. 4I af featuring Bachman Tunnel STEAKS, CHOPS, SHORT ORDERS CIOWSI M0IeII All Kinds of Sandwiches M C II S h I COMPLIMENTS I OF HOME PLATE RESTAURANT . ZI EasI 7+h Sfreef Comp Imenjrs of LOOKOUT OIL 8: REFINING CO. 185 GRADY YOUNG PICTURES Sound and SiIen+ Mo+ion Piciure Service FILMS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 7-679I 835 McCaIIie Ave. ChaI'Ianooge,'I'er1n. BLESSING, - WATERHOUSE 81 CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS 520-30 Eas+ IO+h S+. P6 THE CHAIIANOOGA NEWS-FREE PRESS P6 Phone 6-I25I CQMPLIMENTS HOLSUM OF BREAD Sfays Fresh Longer MANUFACTURING COMPANY CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE COMPLIMEN-I-S Manufacfurers of OF SAWMILLS AND SAWMILL EQUIPMENT A FRIEND CALENDAR Feb. I I, Murr-r-rr. Feb. I6. Mai ads as middle man for McCallie division of Lonely lwearls Club al' Hulclweson-G.P.S.-McCallie dance. Feb. 29, Where are all Ilie girls Ilwal are supposed Io chase us? Mar. I. MCCALLIE BEATS BAYLOR IN BASKETBALLIIIIIIII Mar, 2. Poor Baylor. Mar. 7. Murr Ioirds in Ausiralial Mar. II. Jungle drums of The Ioand give sludenls e chance Io say, Why join Ilwe Foreign Legion, go Io McCallie. NO MATTER WHAT IT IS-OR WHERE IT CAME FROM-IF YOU GOT IT A TRUCK BROUGHT IT. iiir I P 'l Q.. N T . I I Y u JACK COLE CO., 'NC- ll Dependable TransporI'aI'ion I9OO Vanderloill Road RO. B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ox 274 I I la Re reshed . . . Have A Coke foo Before the game, during the game, after the game, a frosty bottle of ice- cold Coca-Cola is so refreshing. someo UNDER AUTHORITY or THE COCA'COlA COMPANY nv CHATTANOOGA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF SHERMAN 8: REILLY, INC. It THE FISCHER CO. COMPLIIVIENTS -IEWEI-ERS THE WHELAND CO. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE T GLASS CO. QUALITY PRINTING COLOR AND COMMERCIAL LITHOGRAPHING HUDSON PRINTING 8: LITHOGRAPHING CO. I4OO CI1es'rnuI' Phones 7-5649-7-5640 obo I 855 CENTRAL AVE. 188 B 823 road Sireef if WI? GQUL,D95 CQMPLIMENTS LUGGA E SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF J. W. BROOKS 8: SONS KING'S RESTAURANT Good Food ai all +imes M a+ Orchard Knob O US 4I CALENDAR Mar. I4. IO days of dissipaiion- OF DEWEY 6. HIXSON AND OWEN O. SCRUDDER THE KROGER CO. 5I3 Dodds Ave. Spring vacaiion. Mar, 24. Gruesome, isn r ii? Mar. 27. Even Jrhe dummy in Hwe COMPLIMENTS Magician's show snakes on Macgregor. Apr. I. HA! HA! OF Apr. 3. A prime is formed for boys wi'rI1 Iwo Iefi feei. D 8: ROOFING CO. Apr. 4. I wish I were as good looking a boy as you are a girl -Chesiy. Apr. IO. Ikky pins Mr. Spence in dining hall boui and wins all world free ciimb- ing coniesi. He is awarded ice cream sandwich. A 189 I AND COMPANY PF LUMBER AND MILLWORK 1952 I700 Ches+nu+ S'l'. Phone 6-I I05 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS NORTHSIDE DRY CLEANING OF COMPANY 3l5 Nor+h Markef Sfreef COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF BURKART-SCHIER I24 W. Eighfh S+. Phone 6-6I3I 190 COMPLIMENTS TOM BLACK, INC. KNOXVI LLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF I-IOWARDS CLEANERS Q The Krystal Company HAMBURGERS QQMPLIMENTS America's Choicesf Meafs Take Along a SackfuI OF WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY G CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA ROME GEORGIA COLUMBUS GEORGIA NASHVILLE TENNESSEE MACON GEORGIA JACKSON MISSISSIPPI MONTGOMERY ALABAMA KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA SAVANNAH GEORGIA DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA CHEAP AND FAST WITH NATURAL GAS CHATTANOOGA GAS CO. COMPLIMENTS I HAJOCA CORP ml vt ,IVV U I 'f 5 ,I N 4 au km.. K If COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW BROOK FARMS, INC. Grade A Pasreurized Milk QUALITY FIRST - SERVICE ALWAYS 38I4 Brainerd Road Phone 2-3826 192 WalerI1ea+ing Refrigera CALENDAR Apr. I7, Pelham gels 20 marlcs for sleeping while governmenl' inspecfor is in +he room. Apr. 25. Parade for Brighf School. 450 cadels wel Jrheir panls, buf Colonel averls disasfer wi+h umbrella. Apr. 28. Genllernen, This is oul of my orbil of comprehension. Apr. 30. There are evidences Thai 20, OOO sheep passed 'Through 1'he campus lasf nighf. w E3 CIRCULAR LETTER ADVERTISING CO 42l VINE STREET Mail Aclverfising 'For Over Thirfy Years LeH'ers-Nofices-Forms Priniecl and Mulfigraphed COMPLIMENTS ROBERT C. JONES 8: SON COMMENTS BELCHER SHOE SERVICE 25 Year's Experience OF Feafuring WRIGHT COAL INVISIBLE SOLES-HEELS I2 E. Ninfh Telephone 7-792I COMPLIMENTS OF DEWEES 829 Cherry S+. Phone 7-I I2I COMPLIMENTS OF GEC. B. MILLER Cerfified Public Accounfani' IOhioI I52 N. E. 92 cI Sfreef PHARMACEUTICAL CO. MIAMI 38 FLORIDA 194 LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS CO. 300 W. 29II1 S'rree+ CHATTANOOGA 2 MANUFACTURERS RECONDITIONERS COMMERCIAL STATIONERY gl SUPPLY CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE 81 EQUIPMENT A Complefe Prinfing Service IO9 Easf 7Ih S'rreeI' Phone 6-I24I LENNON CO.. INC. L, C, LEAQH 3, CQ. Wesfinghouse Air Condiiioning H Iing 8: Air Condifioning ConIrac+ l5l6 M S+ LOWES DRIVE IN CI-IATTANOOGA TENN 2328 IvIcCaIIie Ave. 195 CITIES Complimenfs of SERVICE TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY MARLIN 8' DERRYBERRY Main 81 Willow S+. Phone 2-92I6 +' 'K COMPLIMENTS QQMPLIMENTS OF OF THE CHATTANOOGA NEWELL MEDICINE COMPANY HQSPITAL INDEPENDENT RIDGEDALE GROCETERIA Over 35 years of en+er+aining Chaffanooga AND Brainerd-Park-Caplfal-Riviera Skyway-Red Bank-Broad S+. Drive-Ins BRAINERD GROCETERIA OUR BEST WISI-IES TO THE MuIIALI.IE SIIHIIUL AND TO TI-IE FINE YOUNG MEN VVI-IO ARE ITS STUDENTS DIXIE MERCERIZING COMPANY MAC'S DRY CLEANING 32I7 Brainerd Road Phone 2-II42 We Clean Every+hing JOE POWELL MOTOR SALES Main 84 Cenlral Phone 7-4I2I PROVIDENT BARBER SHOP LOBBY Providenl Bldg. Phone 6-9 I 97 up V , S urety-Bonded gym, ff TERMITE coNTRoL ogfiu Eb Complete Y' 'I PEST CONTROL 0' Call 4-3326 CALENDAR May 2. McCallie day, I'he only day ol Ihe year when: I. eggs and bacon for Iorealclasl. 2. Mr. Burns is nol on a crud. 3. Inmales are aclually requesled lo leave The hallowed campus. 4, Parade in overcoals al ZIZO. May Il. Dr. Pressly bares hidden se- crels in love lile of Seniors. Judge de- clares Tom Ivlc:Callie guilly, Reynolds innocenl bul' viclinn of circumslances. May I5. I-Iudlow fixes induclion coil, becomes Mr, Purdy's hero. Ivlay I6. Ligl1+ fingers Varnum adds len lire hoses lo his ever growing collec- 'rion ol lool. 197 CHATTANOOGAQITENNESSEE J. H. ROUNTREE Furni'I'ure M+.AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA AND PAUL W. SHEPHERD REALTY ENAMELING COMPANY CO. Insurance-Real Es+a+e-Morfgages 826 Cherry SI. Phone 6-5693 TRAVELERS INSURANCE PRYOR, LOVE 8: LEWIS JAMES BUILDING ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 198 SOUTHERN SPORTS CO. I28l 732 Cherry S+. Phone 5- WOMEN'S SPORTS WEAR HUNTING 8: FISHING EQUIPMENT FRANK SUTTON ln Business for your pleasure MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS lO98 McCallie Ave. 2-8534 VIOLET CAMERA SHOP 9 E. Sevenlh S+. 3625 Brainerd Rd. CALENDAR May I7. Colonel shows up al The Army Day parade sporling a silk scarf and crash helmeli He lorgoi' his hol' rod. May 2I. Lamberl duels wilh Major Hudlow, and wins 'rhe esteem of fhe whole regimen+ as Hudlow wounds himself wilh his own sabre. May 22. Lenlz walks oul' of Exum's eng: May 26, Mr. Tale announces 'rhal he found a Nicaraguan quarler in The coke machine. Pancho announces +ha'r he didn'+ do il. May 27. Claunch did il! TAl.l.Y-H0 DRIVE IN RESTAURANT BEN L. TALLEY, Prop. Brainerd Road al S+. Marks On Highways I I 84 64 Phone 4-9 I43 MACLELLAN HALL VERHEY CONSTRUCTION G0 GENERAL CONTRACTORS T. A. WILD MASON CONTRACTOR 200 KNOEDLER Sc MEREDITH pfumging anc! .Heafing gonfracfom Whammy! Eff ? scon N. BROWN COMPANY 4 Q o'u GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS surf nmnxs E05-'07 W. M S+. hgyzggggg! HALE AND WALLACE, INC. FLOOR COVERINGS - ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS '7fze euallid. glecllaic ealnpanq ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 410 East Eighth Street Telephone 6-2015 CHATTANOOGA STANDARD IRON LOAN COMPANY AND WIRE WORKS A' M' LEVY Ornamental and Miscellaneous 1453 Market Street IRQN WQRK5 CITIES-SERVICE COIVIPLIIVIENTS CITIES OF SERVICE DOUBLE-COLA BOTTLING OO PETTWAY ' OIL COMPANY IN l607 Central Ave. CHATTANOOGA TOWER RESTAURANT JIMMY VANN Lee Highway 8: Airpori' Rd. THE VOGUE 36l7 Brainerd Rd. COMPLIMENTS WANN-CHAPMAN, INC. or U. K. WHALEY 54-I McCallie Ave. A Friend of McCaIIie COMPLIMENTS OF VOLUNTEER STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Founded I903 CALENDAR May 29. I passed? May 30. I iusi' wushed I had more Time, . . . May 3l. Mr. POHS is Iooking for a sponsor.-Dowdy brings Shalibo Io final parade .... June 2. The e'rhereaI feelings of each and every slrudenf on Ihis day are much 'foo profound 'ro be noied here .... - WOOPIEIIIIII June ?. I'II see you in Summer School. BAKER FURNITURE A special kind of furniture . . . 6l6.flg7'l66Z built and jqniflaed to pleme those who appreciate the finest VISIT OUR BAKER GALLERIES Exclusive AI' EUWLER BROTHERS D g dp fd db cIbyBENSONPRINTINGCO N h II T 204