Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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CHS MEM0llIAL FIELD From The fields of ST. l.o and lwo There comes a word +haT rnusT noT be forgoTTen-Thaf Those who died musT noT have died in vain, ThaT America musT noT forgef Their sacrifice and her duTy To uphold The cause of liberTy and peace for which They died. From The fields of Casino and Tarawa Come memories of boys who have passed on The Torch To us-To accomplish whaf They died Trying To secure. There came from The silenT halls of CiTy memories of care-free boys, who had been a parf Of V our school a shorT Time before: There came ThoughTs of The gallanT sevenTy-eighT alumni who had given Their lasT Tull measure of devoTion To The cause of freedom. Holding These ThoughTs Chaffanooga High School ancl iTs Alumni Associafion Tel+ ThaT in no more appropriafe way could The memory of The sevenTy-eighT alumni who losT Their lives in World War ll be preserved Than To dedicaTe The school's aThle+ic field in Their honor. CHS Memorial Field. Thus named, The word of vigilance lefT by The mem- ory of Their sacrifice would be before The fufure sTudenTs of The school when They used Memorial Field. Memorial Field was also dedicaTed in memory of anofher man whose life had been one of service aT ChaTTanooga High. Professor C. Winsfon Bur- Ton, Tireless aThleTics manager unTil his deafh in l943. lT was enfirely fiTTing ThaT The sfadium and field be dedicafed in memory of This one who had meanT so much To aThleTics aT CiTy High. Thus The memory of These honored friends and loved ones, enshrined in The hearTs of Those who lcnew and loved Them, will be preserved for fuTure generaTions of youTh al' Cify High. During The memorial chapel for Gold-STar alumni, a Tableau of The famous flag raising on blood- sfained Iwo Jima was presenfed lupper leffl while an adapTaTion of ln Flanders' Fields was read. WiTh LaTane Hamilfon as The STaTuTe of Liberfy, and represenTaTives of The Armed Forces and The colonel and maior of The ROTC Baffalion sfanding aT aTTenTion around her, The STar-Spangled Ban- ner was sung lmiddle leffl. AT The dedicafion ceremony befween halves of The CiTy-ETowah game. General William E. Brough- er, Tormer PMS8fT aT ChaTTanooga High and BaTaan veTeran. spoke. lSee opposiTe page.l Mem- bers of The Armed Forces were highlighfed in The impressive program. lLower lefT.l

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