Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Faculty MR. L. B. BENDER MRS. JEAN SWEETLAND MR. C. W. BURTON Cabinet-making and Drawing Biology Auto-Mechanics B.S. Tennessee B.S. Bropville Tennessee MRS. ERNESTINE COBB MISS AILEEN MORROW English and Horne Economics English A.B. Winthrop A.B. Vanderbilt MR. W. T. ROBINSON MR. E. E. HARRIS i Principal A sxistant Principalg Mathematics ' B.A. Tennesseeg M.A. Peabody A.B. Chattanooga MISS SADIE MAGILL MLLE. DENIS-MRS. STANLEY ADDIS Physical Education Frenrh Agnes Scott Franceg Peabody MISS BONNIE GILBERT ' MISS MARGARET FERGER English Latin M.A. Vanderbilt A.B. Wellesley MR. B. If SERVICE MISS BESSIE DOUD MR. C. H. SPRINGFIELD History Home Efonornicx Printing A.B. Texas State Teachers' College Wisconsin Pryor Institute ...A

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,,.,.,.... . , ...M 4 .. Qwlf. f. .- fi ., -n.-cwn., M145 PN! Q ' . F91 S , , . KA 'F' . ., I. S 2- 7 . 'iin ,A .V.1 'i Tir ts.:x:Q:t::? '.m.,............':w M 'rsgzrrzizgziffi MRS. M. B. SANSOM MRS. B. F. HICKMAN In Memoriam 9 WO Whom We loved and revered have passed away. The deaths of Mrs. Hickman and of Mrs. Sansom leave a void in the hearts and lives of both students and teachers of Chattanooga High School. Yet they have not wholly passed from us-'tThe good men do lives after them. Perpetuated in the lives of hundreds of students who came' in daily con- tact with them are the helpful words and actions, the beauty of character, and the high ideals of these two friends of youth. It 1nay well be said of each- Hers was a life well lived, a work well done. The highest tribute which we can pay these beloved teachers is to live so that our lives may reflect the beauty of their teaching. The Faculty of Chattanooga High School offers the following resolutions on the deaths of our beloved teachersw-Mrs. B. F. Hickman and Mrs. M. B. Sansom: Since death has called from our midst two of our most efficient teachers-women of highest character and attainments, upright, loyal and cooperative in their work-we, the mem- bers of Chattanooga High School Faculty, wish to express our deep sorrow and our great sense of loss. VVC resolve that this statement of our appreciation shall be recorded permanently in our minutes, and that copies shall be sent to the members of the bereaved families, to the Maroon and White, and to the local papers. In this hour set apart for ceremonies in memory of our late beloved teachers, Mrs. B. F. Hickman and Mrs. M. B. Sansom, we, the student body of Chattanooga High School, wish to present the following resolutions: Resolved, That the school has heard with profound sorrow of the deaths of these two most loyal and well-beloved teachers, Resolved, That the student body has sustained an irreparable loss by their passing: Resolved, That, as a mark of respect to their memory, we shall carry with us forever remembrances of their pleasant personalities, their motherly regards for, us, and, above all, their efficient methods in directing our lives. Resolved, That copies of these resolutions be sent to both local papers, to our own school paper, 'and to members of the bereaved families. QFROM THE MAROON AND WHITE, Page Thirteen . -vp l. ........ H.. . , .Maul I sri? r 'fel'-f' ' H -V-- -- V - Y. -V-aLMw,il.t W 4 7. '. 'lk