McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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The B-team. Left to right: Coach John Strang, Lanier Burns, Jim Reynolds, Charlie Morris, Paul Autry, and Mickey Callahan. TENNIS UNBEATEN McCallie's Fall Tennis team, under the direc- tion of Coach John Strang, turned in an unde- feated record, their slate showing seven wins to no losses. The squad, composed of Morrow Chamberlain, Bill Brown, Rick Smyre, Mike Michaels, Artie Jones, and Jack Morris, turned SEASON RESULTS McCallie ...... 5, City High ....... 1 McCallie ...... 5, Tennis Club ..... 4 McCallie ...... 6, City High ....... 1 McCallie ...... 3, Tennis Club ..... 2 McCallie ...... 7, Baylor ..... .... 0 McCallie ...... 8, Darlington ...... 1 McCallie ...... 5, Baylor . . . . . . .3 in victories over City High twice, the Chatta- nooga Tennis Club twice, Baylor twice and Darlington. The Blue Tornado B team similarly posted an unbeaten slate, holding wins over Baylor twice and Darlington. Fall varsity tennis team. Left to right: Coach John Strang, Mike Michaels, Jack Morris, Bill Brown, Ricky Smyre, Art Jones, and Morrow Chamberlain.

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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. ..... .

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First Semester Senate. Seated, left to right: Ricky Auten. Jon Gibson. Charlie Battle. and Paul Killehrew. Standing: Whitney Durand, Ben Rudisill. John Burkhardt, and Jack Horner. KM? BATTLE, HOR ER HEAD FIRST TERM CHARLES BATTLE, a senior from Miami, Florida, served as President of the Student Sen- ate for the fall semester, other members in- cluded Jack Horner, John Burkhardt, Whitney Durand, Ben Rudisill, Rickey Auten, Paul Kille- brew, and Jon Gibson. The Senate functions as a regulatory body in conjunction with the school Honor System. JACK HORNER was elected President of Stu- dent Council, the agency which handles matters pertaining to the boarding department. The other members, two from each dormitory, were Vice-President, John Burkhardtg Secretary, Jerry Taylor, Bud Tomlinson, Wesley Lane, Walt Grace, Bill Fuller, George Shoifner, Jim Reynolds, Reece Lanier, Eric Lagerson, and Eddie Moffitt. First Semester Student Coun- ril. First Row, left to right: Jim Reynolds, Reece Lanier, Eric Lagerson and Eddie Mofht. Second Row: Walter Grace, Jack Horner, Bill Fuller, and George Shoifner. Third Row: Jerry Taylor, John Burkhardt, Bud Tomlinson, and VVesley Lane.