Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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I942 AR-TIME AS With headlines seared on the memory of every American, the DYNAMO '42, tells the story in word and picture of these fateful times. For students of Chattanooga High, we here present the most memorable year of our school days . . . America's entrance into World War ll . . . and Chatta- nooga High on a War-Time Basis. Robert Norris . . Editor-in-Chief Robert Myers . . Business Mgr.

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We SCHDOL Flag being lowered in front of west Students exit from Trimble Ha Chattanooga High School, in its sixty-third year since the first class was graduated, has developed year after year into a modern, up-to-date, out- standing educational institution. As it now stands with Wyatt, McDonald, and Trimble Halls, and the new concrete stadium, Chattanooga High is a far cry from the frame building on College Hill where the school first opened its doors for the betterment and training of future leaders over sixty years ago. Front view of th wing. horneward bound. in i896 the original building was destroyed by fire, after which classes were held at the University building. A year later a lot was purchased where Dickinson Junior High now stands, and the class of i906 became the first to graduate from the East Eighth Street school. Increasing growth of the stu- dent body ogain changed the location, and we left East Eighth Street to assume our present posi- tion. e entire school building.