McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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tllLITAllY STAFF l'0llKS eo' - .X natiye ol' llonea l'ath. South Carolina. Col- IOYICI. H. l'. Iil'Nl..Kl' l.ll'Il l'. N'll,l.l.K3l ll. Glilil-N lillllllllilllthllll Asst. PMSKT l'.Xlll'1'l' liI'l1iISlI'IN'l'.Xl. NIA-IDR .NHC WARN onel Herlvert l'. llunlap graduated from the Cita- del in l925 and 1-ann: to Mt-Callie in that year as assistant eonlmandant and as an instructor in lfnglish. Appointed eonnnandant in 1923, Col- onel headed the military' department from that time until 1941, when he hegan five years of service with the armed forces in the Pacific. After the war Colonel hecame Business Man- ager for McCallie and resumed his post of coni- mandant, Extending his influence beyond the school. he has served as a memher of the Hanl- ilton County Council and was two years ago elected Police Commissioner of Chattanooga. He was honored in 1953 with the position ol ,Xssoeiate Headmaster. hut was forced to resign last year hecause of other obligations, However. he has retained his position as commandant. and he is the guiding spirit hehind our military' de- partment. Lieutenant W, ll. Green is a veteran of Wtirlml War Il and the Korean action, having received in the latter a hattlefield commission, As a result ol wounds received in eomhat, he returned to the states and was assigned to Central High as an ROTC instructor, :X lter his release from active duty in l'I3Al, he eanie to McCallie as assistant to the eonnnandant and husiness manager. Shri. ,L I.. Burns, Vol. H. l'. Dunlap, Pol. t'. l-1, Gilclersleeve. funk. J. J. Bishop. fam. C. J. 1'llllrelllll8ll. Ulllf- U- M- Speneer, Capt. P. D. Greer, Lt. XY. H, Green.

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UNDER NIAJUII YVARNEII 1 Officers Front and Center groups or platoons each commanded hy a lieutenant, and these platoons are divided into three squads commanded hy sergeants. The school hand commanded by Capt. Sam Dougherty is on a voluntary basis for those who are talented in that Held, usually being organized with about 35 hoys. The color guard consists of eleven cadets carrying the United States flag, the school flag, and nine state flags, and six riflemen, marching lie- lween the lmattalions. Second Battalion Staff Capt. Kurl Hunt, IA. Paul Fuller, Haj. ltogw-r llalilnin

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