McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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THE MIDGET TEAM First Row: left to right, Killings- worth, Funk, Cole, Hollingsworth, Grace, Rymer, Sawyer, Swinney, Buttram, Linderman, Hagan, Tubbs Qmanagerj. Second Row: Dean fmanagerj, Kirksey, Wade, McCallie, M., Fussell, Goodlet, Knox, King, Crawley, Hatfield. Third Row: Swaflord, Crawford, Mayberry, Aplin, Good, Owenby, Templeton, Ham, Joyce, Hixon, Tate, Coach Elliott. Fourth Row: Brown, Gilbert, and Clark. THE TERMITE TEAM First Row, left to right: Shelton, Branton, Davis, Herring, Cooley, Sims, Turner, McGinness, Thatcher, Worley, Kimball, Jack- son. Second Row: Bridges Cman- agerl, Jahn, Wingfield, Arnold, Prigmore, C o r b 1 y, Jones, W., Brooking, Colvin, Henning, Kent. Third Row: Faucctt, L., Sisson, Tugman, Johnson, Estes, Burrows, Shade, Painter, Clarkson, Thomas J., Heys. THE Bn TEAM First Row, left to right: Edwards, Stetfner, Zbinden, Glenn, Crudup, Blount, Briscoe, Hersh, Smith. Second Row: Coach Hugh Eichcl- herger, Tomlinson, Collins, Hazel, Meacham, Edwards, Groves, Futch, Ferguson, Wilson Cmgrj, and Coach Mike Richards. Third Row: Clements, Lynch, Little, Cheno- weth, Johnson, DeRamus, Owen Strawn, Hawfield, and Moffitt. THE MITE TEAM First Row, left to right: Kille- brew, Todd, Maryc, Martin, Clark, Battle, Grate, Smith, J., Montague, Kimball, Borden. Second Row: Coach Regen, Arnold, Bullard, Diehl, Gibson, Harper, Haskins, Ostahl, Turner, Coach Williams. Third Row: Campbell, Callaway, Burrows, Hargrave, Jones, Cocke, and Maywhort.

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Two blocked Tornado punts in the second Bradley Co. 6 0 O 7-I3 McCallie 0 0 O 6-6 In a spirited contest, underdog McCallie, with Martin scoring from the one, tied state power- house Bradley County 6-6 in the fourth quarter, only to lose a heartbreaker on a 50-yd. pass in the closing minutes. Castle Heights O I4 O 7-2I McCallie 0006-6 period were the breaks Heights to hand McCallie Although way ahead on that enabled Castle its fifth straight loss. statistics, the Blues couldn't score until the final period on a 20-yd. Mercer to Joe Vaughn pass. McMinn Co. I3 0 0 I4-27 McCallie McMinn County scored 0 7 7 0-I 4 early after a Tornado fumble on the opening kickoff and punched across three more tallies to outlast McCallie 27-14 in a high-scoring affair. Field, Martin, and Skip Jones provided the Blues' offensive punch. Darlington 0 0 O O-0 McCallie 0 O 7 0-7 McCallie, an admitted underdog, played its finest defensive game of the year and edged Darlington 7-0 on Ben Rudisill's blocked kick and a 14-yd. march. Blue standouts were Nat Bullock, Paty, Jim Braddock, Dick Anglin, and Rawley Speir. T.M.I. 6 0 6 0-I2 McCallie 7 0 0 6-I3 A dramatic extra point Clater disallowed by the Mid-South Association Executive commit- teej by manager Shelby Brammer provided Mc- Callie the margin it needed to defeat T.M.l. 13-12 in the season's finale. 23 Head Coach Harry Milligan instructs Co-captain Dick DeArmond as Billy Burgin, Skip Jones, and Assistant Coaches Crawford Street and John Day look on. 152. Coach Harry Milligan and Tornado co-captains Rawley Spicr and Dick DeArmond. Butch Martin reaches for a pass against homecoming foe City High School.

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Coach Russ Tate's '59 harriers. First Row, left to right: Horner, Lawrence, Wilson. Second Row: Starr, Burkhardt, Cleveland, Eubanks, McCall, Foy, Sienknecht. Third Row: LaVarre, Smith, Schlemmer, Gowl, Lambert, Fuller, Wyss, Cooper. Fourth Row: Gore, Wallace, Lane, Gill, Bolen, Alexander. EUBAN KS, CLEVELAND TOP RUNNERS The seventh annual Mid-South Cross-Coun- try Meet, held on November 14 at C.M.A., was declared invalid by the executive committee of the Mid-South Association because of confusion surrounding the oflicial results, and, therefore, no conference champion was declared. season with a 4-4-1 record as Captain Claude Eubanks and Hunt Cleveland consistently led the Tornado harriers. Letterrnen were Eubanks, Cleveland, Foy, J. McCall, Starr, Sienknecht, Burkhardt, Wyss, and Gill Cmanagerj. McCall and Sienknecht will head the 1960 squad. Coach Russell Tate's runners finished the Captain Claude Eubanks and Hunt Cleveland were thc season's top performers with sub-ten minute clockings over thc two-mile course. McCallie SEASON RESULTS Clow score winsj 18' , C.M.A. McCallie ..... 255 Castle Heights McCallie ..... 245 St. Andrews . McCallie .,... 393 Westminster . McCallie ..... 28g Baylor ...... McCallie ..... 405 Westminster . McCallie ..... 393 Baylor ...... McCallie ..... 295 Castle Heights McCallie ..... 245 C.M.A. ..... .