Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

J A RECEIVING THOSE WONDERFUL 3 Q. of ' K , A f A ,S Afufinlgy l Aly K:-' Q ai I 63 HQ ff 1 5 42 fl? -1 L X Kg, .,A,.v CLASS PROPHET DOUG PGINDEXTER 'fra A af 6,.J'g4 ' 1 1. ' ' 1 ' SQ iWV 7a Me 7757 2 VOLUME FORTY .IOAN CRAY EDITOR .MARTHA GRANDY ASSOCIATE EDITOR ROBERT VANDIVER BUSINESS MANAGER PUBLISHED BY CHATTANOOGA HIGH SCHOOL 1 CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Member, N S P A M 2 l lust F X u ff', 1 S ff sums JK f ' 1 1 41 ff I-' The announcement of FACULTY MEETING AT 3:45 starts a hustle and bustle, the like of which is never seen any place but dear old Chattanooga High School. Excuses fly thick and fast, but they are to no avail. No student manager ever had such a group as this to con- tend with. When the meeting finally convenes, there is a question of this and that, a disagreement on such and such a point, and it looks as if they will never get any- where. But, finally, order is brought out of the chaos and when the smoke of battle has been blown away by friendly farewells, the meeting is reviewed and something was accomplished after all. The simple facts of high scholastic standards and achievement over almost three-quarters of a century stand out, but more than all these the genuine love of C. H. S. and the unity of purpose between the students and the facultv to make it an even better school show that they have always done a great job at . . . FACULTY MEETING AT 3:45. ,mv www' ,nv an J ., 4 f H 2, p .E?f?fm,3g,4a M ,, f'YJ 3:, V' 3141! . if -4 Q' mx igM.3?2C2f .vim Am. if aa '5w,,,5-as - ,:' an :J f n aw is J Q s:fff5?wW X, ' f sm, ,f N. .awww ,f ,',,,r gap' ,fy up , 1 wg. Mgigmiy- V 4gpyM,,.f4ww33'i' , 1, mf xWsg54fE,fs:Nm A ,ywzfqf 3 , 4, ,jam M. 4, 53 WE? wx I f5,fv3i5'5iT?ffM. , M e ,, EW, A-w.vQM'11' z 5 Mgxwglfkvfya fgwifg I1 g ' Yhxiai' ,Wafh ,f 'V P- A QBXBLE 4 1155? ni 3831 wi-N25 ff' W ,E ,,...-1 F3 Mr, Frank Trotter is Commissioner ot Education Mr. L. G. Derthick is Superintendent of Chattanooga Public Schools Although most ot the students of C. H. S. are not conscious ot it, the Commissioner and Board ot Education set the policy of the entire city school system. The chairman, who presides over the meetings, Commissioner Frank Trotter, is elected by the citi- zens of Chattanooga. Another important person in this behind-the-scenes work is the superintendent of Chattanooga Public Schools, Mr, L. G. Derthick. He works with the Commissioner and the Board of Education by informing them of the needs and the activities ot the school. After careful consideration ot all school problems, the Board ot Education makes recommendations to the City Commission, Another duty ot this group is the naming of the superintendent ot schools. The members ot the Board of Education: Sitting, left to right: Mr. R. E. Biggers, Mrs. J. B. lrvine, Com. Frank Trotter . Standing: Mr. Alf Law, Jr., Supt. L. G. Derthick, Mr. Harry Miller, Mr. Henry L, Burger and Mr. O. J. Bailey, Theii Ml TRATIUT Another person who is more prominent in The minds of C. H. S. students is Col. Creed F. Bates, The principal of Chattanooga Hiah School. He is not only principal and the sponsor of The Student Council at City, but also a trustee of the University of Chattanooga, secretary of the board of trustees of Bonny Oaks School, a lieutenant- colonel in The Army Reserve Corps, and chairman of the Army advisory committee for Chattanooga. There are four more important behind-the-scenes office workers at C. H. S Every morning Mr. W. P. Selcer was seen carrying on one of his daily duties, that of writing out admittance slips for absentees. He was The assistant principal, The treasurer, and The summer school director at C. H. S, Another of his Colonel Creed F' Bolesf p'l ClpOl' 'e' minisces over twenty-three years as head duties was The direction of The activity calendar. Although of Chattanooga High School. This was his last year at C. H. S., Mr, Selcer's jovial per! sonality will long be remembered. Keeping all school records, compiling all class ratings, and figuring all personal and Test ratings are only a few of The many duties of The school registrar, Miss Ruth Scholze. She also helps students with college applications and sends grade transcripts of students to various colleges and business firms. A variety of duties fall upon The shoulders of the secretary of Chattanooga High School, Miss Ame- lia Bazemore. From early in the morning until late in the afternoon her day is filled with such tasks as checking absentees, making all reports to the Southern Association and the state, writing all school correspondence, and keeping the office in order. Mrs. Nan Martin is the assistant Treasurer and the sponsor of the Bankers at City. The proper run- ning of The bookstore and the responsibility for all financial business fall under The able direction of Mrs. Martin. Mr. Selcer directs the activity Miss Scholze and Miss Bazemore collaborate on the state reports. Mrs. Martin, assistant treasurer opens the safe for a new day. 'Sl KCKNAU1 JMAM hmkk I... fgpfkeimt., 1 Ll! 1 'tim b V 'WM 1 Missy? '?.ZtaswAsiiEt . ' 756 FIIIIIIHIY MR. CREED F. BATES, Principal, B.A., University of Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Student Council . . . MR. W. P. SELCER, Assistant Principal, Treasurer, Head, Commercial Depart- ment, Terrill College , . . MR. YARNELL BARNES, History, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, University ot Illinois, Sponsor, Cinematographers , . . SGT. VERNON BASS, R. O. T. C. Instructor, Sponsor, Honor Platoon . . . MISS BETTY BATES, Mathematics, B.S., Martha Washington College, A.B., University ot Chattanooga, Columbia University, Universite Laval, Quebec, Canada, Sponsor, Dynamo Business Staff. MR. C. W. BATES, Physics, Preflight, Algebra, B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, M.A., Peabody College, Aeronautics Education, Middle Tennessee State College, Sponsor, Bulldogs, Camera Club . . . MISS ELIZABETH BATTLE, French, Spanish, A.B., Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, Middlebury F re n c h School, Middlebury, Vt., Universite Laval, Quebec, Canada, La Academia lnternasional, Saltillo, Mex- ico, Sponsor, Maroon and White Business Stott, French Club, Spanish Club . . . MISS AMELIA BAZE- MORE, Secretary, A.B., University of Chattanooga . . . MAJOR GEORGE BONE, PMSSQT, A.B., Western Kentucky State College . . . MR. A. R. CASAVANT, Band, Vocational Music, A.B., B.S., University ot Chattanooga, University ot Tennessee, Tennessee Military Institute, Boston University, Vander Cook School ot Music. MISS BEATRICE CHANDLER, English, A.B., Wesleyan College, M.A., Columbia University, Northwest- ern University, Sponsor, Junior High Publicity Club . . . MISS AUGUSTA COLSTON, Bible, University ot Tennessee, Columbia Bible College, University ot Chattanooga, Sponsor, Bible Club and Christian Fellowship , . . MR. GEORGE CONNOR, English, Speech, A.B., University ot Chattanooga, University ot the South, Bread Loaf School ot English, Sponsor, Masquers, Director, Assembly Programs, Dramatics . . . MRS. MARJORIE CRAYS, English, B.S., University ot Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, M.A., Arizona State, Luther Junior College, Wahoo, Nebraska, University ot Southern California, Los Angeles, Califor- nia, Sponsor, Sophomore Dramatic Club . . . MRS. ELIZABETH DALTON, Typewriting, Shorthand, Dic- tation, A.B., University ot Chattanooga, University ot Michigan, Peabody College, Edmondson School ot Business, Sponsor, Commercial Club. MRS. CECILIA E. DANIEL, Chemistry, A.B., University ot Chattanooga, Columbia University, University ot Chicago, Sponsor, Chemistry Club . . . SGT. ALVA R. EASTERLING, SR., R. O. T. C., Sponsor, Honor Platoon . . . MRS. ELIZABETH ESTILL, Home Economics, B.S., University ot Tennessee, University of Chat- tanooga, Sponsor, F. H. A. Club, Girls Service Club . . . MRS. SARAH FELTS, English, A.B., Agnes Scott College, University ot Wisconsin, University ot Tennessee, Sponsor, Junior Red Cross . . . MR. THOMAS HAMAN, Auto Mechanics, Woodworking, King College, B.S., East Tennessee State College, Sponsor, Aviation Club. Miss Colston and Tommy Davis discuss ci Christian Fellowship de- Miss Perry and Mr. Wiley take time out from Having trouble planning com votional in-service training for refreshments. mencement week, Mrs. Lewis? ,'9't '5Ef9mSW'?5t1'5W 4 - Mr. Bates Mr. Selcer Mr, Barnes 'A Sgt. Bass Miss Bates Mr. Bates Miss Buttle Miss Bazemore Mai. Bone Mr. Casavant Miss Chandler Miss Colston Mr. Connor Mrs. Crays Mrs. Dalton Mrs. Daniel H W 3 Sgt. Ensterling VIILI ' F 3 Mrs. Estill :,A,. 'MZ Mrs. Felts I' Mr. Haman '1 5 ' Miss Hamilton Mr. Hudson MfSgt. Hurt Mrs. Huffaker Mrs. Kerr MISS JOSEPHINE HAMILTON, History, Sociology, Economics, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan, M.Ed., University of Cincinnati . , . MR. WENDELL B. HUDSON, Driving, AB., University ot Chattanooga, Columbia Bible College, Sponsor, Bull Dog Club . . . MISGT. JOSEPH C. HURT, Military, Signal School, Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey, European Theater Signal School, Ansbaclc, Germany, Sponsor, Rifle Club . . . MRS. ANA- LEE HUFFAKER, Music, A. B., University ot Chattanooga, Atlanta Conservatory ot Music, Mercer Univer- sity, University of North Carolina, University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Choreography . . , MRS. EUNICE B. KERR, Art, B.S., Peabody College, M.Ed., University of Georgia, University ot Tennessee, University ot Chattanooga, Chicago Art Institute, School of Applied Arts, Chicago, Sponsor, Art Club. Page ll 'K' sf T tt 'N is s if hail Mrs. lewis Mrs. McCollum Miss McCrary Mrs. McKeehcn Mrs. Martin Mr. Mathis Mr. Matusek Mrs. Maywhort Capt. Miller Mr. Osteen Miss Parks Miss Patton Miss Perry Miss Pryor Mr. Salmon Miss Scholze Miss Smollwood Mrs. Stott Miss Terrill Mrs. Townley Miss Walker Miss Wood Mr. Worley Miss Ziegler Mr. Mattis fNot Piduredl MRS. BESSIE LEWIS, Biology, A.B., University of Chattanooga, Ivl.A., Columbia University, Sponsor Senior Class, Assistant to Club Chairman . . MRS. CLARENCE MCCOLLUM, Nurse, Baroness Erlanger Hospital Training tor Nurses , . . MISS ANNA McCRARY, Spanish, A.B., University of Chattanooga M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Song and Cheerleaders . . . MRS. BETTY MCKEEHAN, Office Prac tice, Typing, B.S., University of Tennessee, McKenzie School, Chairman of Clubs . . . MRS. NAN MAR TIN, Assistant Treasurer, Sponsor, Bankers. Page l2 7ke FACULTY MR. GEORGE MATHIS, Head Football Coach, Athletic Di re cto r, B.S., University ot Chattanooga, M.S., University of Tennessee, Sponsor, C Club, Booster Club . . . MR. PETE MATTIS, Assistant Coach, Biology, Typing, B.S., University of Chattanooga, Pennsylvania State College, Sponsor, First Aid and Health Club . . . MR. ROBERT MATUSEK, Athletic Coach, A I g e b r a, B.A., University of Chattanooga, M.A., University ot Tennessee, Sponsor, Key Club . . . MRS. HELEN MAYWHORT, Librarian, B.A., Uni- versity ot Tennessee, B.S. in L.S., Drexel Institute ot Technology, University ot Chattanooga, Sponsor, Li- brary Club . . . CAPT. ROBERT G. MILLER, R. O. T. C. Instructor, Morris Harvey College, West Virginia, University ot Trieste, Free Territory ot Trieste, Sponsor, Non-Coms Club, Officers Club, Disc and Dia- mond Club . . . MR. JOHN OSTEEN, Athletics, Biology, Mechanical Drawing, B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers College, Sponsor, Recreation Club. MISS NINA PARKS, Home Economics, B.A., Maryville College, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Entertainment Club . . . MISS LILLIAN PATTON, Latin, A.B., Agnes Scott College, Columbia University, University of Chattanooga, Sponsor, Monitors, Travel Matinee Club, Honor Society . . . MISS CATHE- RINE PERRY, History, A.B., Martha Washington College, M.A., Vanderbilt University, Columbia University, Sponsor, Horseshoe Club, School Publicity Chairman . . . MISS KATHARINE PRYOR, English, A.B., Uni- versity ot Chattanooga, University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Dynarno Editorial Staff, Sophomore Class . . . MR. WEBB SALMON, Bookkeeping, Typing, A.B., University ot Chattanooga. MISS RUTH SCHOLZE, Registrar, University ot Chattanooga, Sponsor, Canasta Club, Deputy Student Council . . . MISS ARMINDA SMALLWOOD, English, A.B., University ot Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Canasta Club . . . MRS. KATHLEEN STOTT, English, H i sto ry, A.B., Birmingham- Southern College, M.A., University of Missouri, Sponsor, Canasta Club . . . MISS ELIZABETH DURANT TERRILL, Biology, Algebra, A.B., Hollins College, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Junior Personality Club . . . MRS. IDAREE H. TOWNLEY, Child Development, B.A., Mississippi State College, Mississippi Southern College, University of Tennessee. MISS KATHERINE WALKER, English, A.B., University ot Tennessee, M.A., Columbia University, Spon- son, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, Junior Dramatic Club . . . MISS ETHEL WOOD, Mathematics, A.B., University of Chattanooga, Sponsor, Sophomore Personality Club . . . MR. JAMES WORLEY, English, B.A., Emory and Henry College, Emory University, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Record Club . . . MISS MARY WILL ZIEGLER, Girls Physical Education, A.B., University of Chattanooga, M.A., University of Tennessee, University ot Colorado, Sponsor, Recreation Club, Letter Girls Club, Badminton Club. Have some more, Mr. Salmon, urge Dr. Mary Mr Haman,industrialartsteocher, Dalton, in-service training speaker, and Mrs, Mrs, Huffaker leads assembly shows oft his pins. Dalton at faculty meeting. singing. mls: 1 ...use l 1 awww' fwfr! From the looks of all the extra-curricular activities, the sports, dances, and the parties, one would think no one ever goes to class at C. H. S. - but actually the exact opposite is true. Classes, strange as it seems, take up the maiority of the students time, and tc- good ad- vantage it seems. The senior class in nationwide com- petition for scholarships won approximately thirty-five awards and was rated outstanding by all the examina- tion boards. Our preparation was thorough, too, our physics laboratory is one of the finest high school labs in the state of Tennessee. Many of the American history classes went on field trips to Chickamauga Park to aid their study of the CivilWar. One of the unique classes is the driving class. Besides experience in the dual control car, they went to traffic court to learn the func- tions of the law. In view of all this it is no wonder that the students are pleased when Harold says: GO NOW TO YOUR FIFTH PERIOD CLASSES. gf X2 T 1' ix, X A. ,A 4 ,.,k l W wi vp v m- Qmfa. glmgi 552.25 ,. ww A 'L ' 'LTf'QY,Zflil?QgZ5' QXQHEQ Q 5 ' W V, i25:isQf?i:'52fa?'1Sgt, xlFIi5?f5if fi- ' 15. 'fig ' KE. 'f sf A A ix 1 :: iggii 32335 f 2,igfTgY:iQgaif:1jyfQJzAislam' ing 4 .,.. 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Why, I remember hearin' a IoT of people say our sophomore dance was The besT anybody had ThaT year, and our junior play was so funny They aImosT puT iT back on Broadway, buT we didn'T really geT sTarTed rolling unTil This year. I recall seeing a IoT of people who weren'T seniors enjoying The I-IarvesT FesTivaI, and I mean you juniors and sophomores, You know, ThaT reminds me, I beT we sold more TickeTs To The CiTy-CenTraI IooTbaII game Than you all sold To all of Them, and Then you have The nerve To ask, 'Who do you Think you are'?' Well, now you know. I'm a senior, and proud of iT. Senior officers admiring newly sTandardized class rings are Harold Freeman, vice-presidenT, Bill McCallie, Treasurer, Sue Crawford, ring chairman, Jim Ivlc- AIisTer, president and PaTsy ForresTer, secreTary. F EY WO M 1 OR ,Q , Q3 M K fi? ,wgww , A6gWN,, Jyxikygfffgg, if-2? Agfgi ,QQ Av4 kakf1.F X, 'R' QWW gzgimgg ML W Y: 5 ' ff OOTBALL FXE 7-It rf LD KN MXNX ATURE AT TH CHHDRU4X O SEE, SANT A omivf Aw 'UTTLE WSU E BANQUET F O S7653 FATH E RS ENJOY THERE GKFT5 R5 A T CHRIST MA S FJARYY M. Allen B. Allen L. Alley G. Allison C. Almon A. Anacker D. Andrews C. Angel L. Ashley M. Ashworth G. Archley C. Baker V. Baker S. Baldwin J. Barker B. Baies J. Bafes P. Baits B. Bedwell B. Bennett L. Berry J. Bishop W. Blaylock J. Boling D. Boslain L. Bradford S. Bradford J. Bradley S. Bradley J. Brandon E. Broadway D. Brown J. Brown M. Brown G. Brown 'I' h Class of '51 Made Miss Wood MARTHA ALLEN - Folk Dancing Club, '49, F. H. A. Club, '49, Record Club, '50, '51, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Hope Chest Club, '50, Variety Show, '50 . . . BILL ALLEN . . . LOIS ALLEY - Handicraft Club, '49, Sophomore Dra- matic Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, String Quartet, '51, All East Tennessee Orchestra, 2nd Chair, '51, Spanish Club, '51 . . . GENE ALLISON - Camera Club, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, Handicraft Club, '50, Canasta Club, '51 . . . CHARLES ALMON - Stunt Nite, '51, Rifle Team, '51, Golf Team, '51, Basketball and Baseball Study Club, '49, '50, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Student Council, '51, The Heiress, '50, Drill Squad Batallion Sponsor, '50, Badminton Club, '50, First Sergeant, R. O. T. C., '51, Masquers, '51, ANDRES ANACKER - Rifle Team, '49, French Club, '51, Chemistry Club, '51 . . . DEAN ANDREWS . . . CELIA ANGEL - Red Cross Representative, '49, '50, '51, Sopho- more Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '49, Writers Club '50, Maroon and White Business Staff, '50, Variety Show, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '51, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '51 . , , LAQUITA ASHLEY - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, F. H. A. Club, '49, Future Teachers of America, '50, Art Club, '50, Maroon and White Business Staff, '50, Torch- bearers, Production Staff, '50, Dynamo Business Manager, '51, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . MARY LOU ASHWORTH - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Production Staff, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Record Club, Secretary, '50, F. H. A., '50, Variety Show, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, Memphis Competitive Festival, '50, Recreation Club, '51, Maroon and White Busi- ness Staff, '51, The Heiress, Business Staff, '5l. GLENN ATCHLEY - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Vice- President, '51, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '50 . . . CAROLYN BAKER - Recreation Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '49, Com- mercial Club, '5O, Horseshoe Club, '50, '51 . . . VIRGINIA BAKER - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Dynamo Busi- ness Staff, '51 . . . SHEILA BALDWIN - Personality Club, Vice-President, '49, Camera Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, '50, Record Club, '51 . . . JOHN BARKER - Bulldogs, '49, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, lnterschool Leadership Council, '5l. BETTY BATES - Recreation Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, Bas- ketball Team, '5O, Co-Captain, '51, Girls C Club, President, '51, Junior Red Cross, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '49 . , . JACKIE BATES - Recreation Club, President, '49, Football, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Track, '49, '50, '51, Baseball, '49, '50, 51, Letter- men's Club, '49, '50, '51, Bible Club, 51, Stunt Nite, 51, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, King for a Night, '51 . . . PATTY BATTS . . . BARBARA BEDWELL . . . BARBARA ANNE BENNETT - Bible Club, '49, '50, '51, Chairman, Christian Fellowship, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, The Heiress, Business Staff, '5l. S LINDA BERRY - Variety Show, '50, Horseshoe Club, '50, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51 . . . .IOSEPHINE BISHOP - Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Bible Club, '51 . . , WAYNETTE BLAYLOCK - The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Devotional Chairman, Bible Club, '51, Office Monitor, '51, Maroon and White, '49, Writers Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51 . . . JOHN BOLING - Cinematographers, '51, Band, Illli and Mr. Selcer Honorary Members '51, Orchestra, '51, ETEA Orchestra, '51 . . , DANNY BOSTAIN - Canasta Club, '51, Contest Club, '50, Bridge Club, '49. LARRY BRADFORD - Football, '49, '50, Alternate Captain, '51, Most Valuable Player, '51, All State Football, '51, All City Football, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Baseball, '49, '50, Captain, '51, Lettermen's Club, '49, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '49, '50, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '49, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '51, Candidate for King for a Night, '51 . . . SUE BRADFORD - Honor Student, '51, National Honor Society '51, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Record Club, '49, '50, Band, '49, '50, '51, Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '50, Chemistry Club, '51 . . . JEAN BRADLEY - Honor Student, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Recreation Club, '49, Bankers Club, '50, Secretary- Treasurer, '51, Maroon and White Business Staff, '50, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '50, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . SHIRLEY BRADLEY - Folk Dancing Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, Speed Demons Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '51 . . . JOE BRANDON - Manager, Football, '49, '50, Head, '51, Manager, Track, '50, '51, Boxing, '51, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, Key Club, '49, Adult Recreation, '49, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '51, R. O. T. C. Captain, '51, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50. EMILY BROADWAY - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Recreation Club, '49, Junior Dramatics Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, De- puty Council, '51, Canasta Club, '51 . . , DOROTHY BROWN - Spring Concert, '49, Recreation Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, Hope Chest Club, '50, Record Club, '50, '51, Variety Show, '50 . . , JAMES BROWN - Recreation Club, '49, Band, '49, '50, '51, Cinematographers, '50, '51, Non- Coms Club '50, '51 , . . MARTHA ANN BROWN - Miss January, Sophomore Party, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Band, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '49, '50, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '50, Student Council, '50, '51, Assistant Director, The Torchbearers, '50, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Production Staff, The Heiress, '51, Choreography Club, '51, Swing Band, '51, Pre-Vues, '50, '51, Sponsor, R. O. T. C., '51, Candidate, Key Club Sweetheart, '51, Memphis Competitive Festival, '50, E. T. E. A. Chorus, '49, '50, Record Club, '51 . . . GENE BROWN - Cheerleader, '49, '50, School, '51, Recreation Club, '49, Cheerleaders Club, '50, '5l. Delilah Nunnelly, Waynette Blaylock, and Dot Pickering study the health committee's display on the basic seven. City was Baseball Champions Over Central in Last Competition NORMAN BURKE - Horseshoe Club, '49, '50, '51, Boxing, '49, '50, '51, Re-new-lt Club, '50 . . . JOHN CAHOON - Camera Club, '49, Rifle Team, '49, '50, Captain, '51, Firing Squad, '49, '50, '51, Bankers Club, '50, Business Manager, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, Business Staff, The Torchbearers, '50, R. O. T. C. Captain, '51 , . . BARBARA JUNE CALLAWAY - Maroon and White Business Staff, '49, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '50, F. H. A., '50, '51, Entertainment Club, '50 . . . BARBARA CAMP - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Contest Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Drill Squad Officers Club, '50, Captain, Batallion Staff, Drill Squad, '51, Health and First Aid Club, '51 . . . KENNETH L. CAMP - Football, '49, '50, '51, Most Improved Player Award, '51, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '50, Vice-President, '51, Student Council, '51, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '51. PEGGY ANN CARTEE - Recreation Club, '49, Record Club, '49, '50, Maroon and White Business Staff, '50, '51, Production Staff, Stunt Nite, '50, Speed Demons Club, '50, Spring Concert, '50, Production Staff, The Heiress, '51, Chemistry Club, '51 . . . ADRIENNE CARTER - Recreation Club, '49, Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Variety Show, '50, Writers Club, '50, Choreography Club, '51, First Aid Assistant, '51 . . ,LADELL CARTER - Art Club, '49, Secretary-Treasurer, '50, 51, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '49, Variety Show, '50 , . . RUTH CARTER - Variety Show, '50, Spring Concert, '50, Junior Hope Chest Club, Treasurer, '50, Record Club, '50, '51, Commercial Club, '51 . . . NANCY CLARK - Sophomore Dramatics Club, '49, Rhythm Club, '49, Junior Dramatics Club, '50, Bridge Club, '50, Girls Service Club, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Gym Manager, '51, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '51, Lieutenant, Drill Squad, '50, '51, Miss February, Sophomore Party, '49, National Honor So- ciety, '5I, Danforth Achievement Award. MARIAM ANN CLARK - Honor Student, '51, Sophomore Dramatics Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Bankers, Aissistant Auditor, '49, '50, Auditor, '51, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Miss C. H. S., '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . JOYCE CLAYTON - Sophomore Mr Hagar Odom, from the JCC urges the citizen- s up history class to help get a larger vote in the city election. Dramatics Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, Record Club, '50, Handi- craft Club, Secretary, '50, Variety Show, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Student Council, '51 . . . MASSEY CLAYTON - Foot- ball, '49, '50, Boxing, '50, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, Chem- istry Club, President, '50, Sponsor, Drill Squad Major, '51, Bible Club, '51, Escort, Miss C. H. S., '51 . . . SARA ANN CLEMONS - Sophomore Dramatics Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, '50, Variety Show, '50, Canasta Club, '51 . . . LILLIAN COHEN - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sopho- more Maroon and White, '49, Junior Dramatics Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, '50, Canasta Club, '5I. JOHN COLE - Speed Demons Club, '50, Spanish Club, '50, Canasta Club, '51 . . . CAROLYN COOK - Junior Dramatics Club, '50, F. H. A., '51, Recreation Club, '49 . . . IRIS COPELAND - Art Club, '49, '50, President, '51, Future Teachers of America Club, '50, Maroon and White, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . , REBA CRANE - Sopho- more Dramatics Club, '49, Commercial Club, '50, Deputy Council, '51, Canasta Club, '51 . . . SUE CRAWFORD - Sophomore Dynamo Business Staff, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, Miss October, Sophomore Party, '49, Bridge Club, '49, '50, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '51, Student Council, '51, Senior Ring Chairman, '50, '51, Senior Invitation Chairman, '51, Junior Dramatics Club, Secretary, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Canasta Club, '51, Production Staff, The Heiress, '51, Gym Manager, '51, National Honor Society, '51, Candidate for Key Club Sweetheart, '51, Most Attractive Girl, '51, Best Dressed Girl, '51, May Queen, '51. JOAN DAVIS - Recreation Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, Handicraft Club, '50, Classical Record Club, '50, Variety Show, '50, Girls Service Club, '50, Treasurer, '51, Deputy Council, '51 . . , NELDA LEE DAVIS - Entertainment Club, '51 . . . PAUL DAVIS - R. O. T. C. Band, Captain, '51, Record Club, '51, National Honor Societv, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Swing Band, '50, '51 . . . TOMMY DAVIS - Bible Club, President, '50, Disc and Diamond Society, '51, Honor Platoon, '50 . , . MARY ANN DAY - Recreation Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Hope Chest Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Popular Record Club, '51, Variety Show, '50. BILL DEARING - Key Club, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, '49, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Student Council, Vice-President, '51, First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '50, Football, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, Captain, '51, Baseball, '49, '50, Alternate Captain, '51, Lettermen's Club, '49, '50, '51, Candidate for King for a Night, '51, Best Dressed Boy, '51, Alumni Award, '51 . . . WILLIAM D. DICKERSON - Horseshoe Club, Vice-President, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '51 . . . CAROLINE ELIZABETH DOUGLASS - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Rhythm Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Recreation Club, Secretary, '50, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Girls Ensemble, '50, Choreography Club, '51 . . , WILLARD DRAKE - Sopho- more Maroon and White, '49, Band, '49, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, Boxing Team, '50, '51, Student Council, '51, Cheerleader, '51, Song and Cheerleaders Club, '51 . . , STANLEY DRESSLER. .4 'fl B Y N 'wh 'Q -nf .5 E E:f12--, ,, l Y :M .f- wi 'Viv K 159' Page 2l N. Burke J. Calloon B. Callaway B. Camp K. Camp P. Carlee A. Carter l.. Carler R. Carter N. Clark M. Clarke J. Claylon M. Clayton S, Clemons L. Cohen J. Cole C. Cook l. Copeland R. Crane S. Crawford J. Davis N. Davis P. Davis T. Davis M. A. Day B. Dearing W. Dickerson C. Douglass W. Drake S. Dressler B. Dugan B. Duncan L. Duncan S. Edwards B. Eiiis J. Englehardi D. Epsfein G. Evans M. Fanburg D. Fare P. Forrester J. Francis H. Freeman P. Frye W. Fuliington S, Gaither E. Gaiyon T. Gardenhire E. Garreii E. Garry W. Giddens J. Gilberi P. Giiberi M. Gordon M. Graham M. Grandy E. Gray J. Gray M. Greiser S. Griffin E. Gu'hrie W. Guthrie D. Haggard C. Hale F. Hasweli Plans Are Being Drawn for the New Chattanooga High School Gym BILL DUGAN - Pre-Vues, '50, '51, Camera Club, '49, Record Club, '50, Key Club, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51 . , BARBARA DUNCAN - Honor Student, '51, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51, The Heiress, '51, National Honor Society, '51 , . LAMAR DUNCAN . . . SARA ED- WARDS - Recreation Club, '49, Spanish Club, '51, Health and First Aid Club, Treasurer, '51 . . . BILL ELLIS. JOHN ENGLEHARDT - Cinematographers, '49, '50, Presi- dent, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, Treasurer, '51, Stunt Nite, '49, Track, '50, Non-Coms Club, '49, R. O. T. C. Maior, '51 . . . DAVID EPSTEIN . . . GIL EVANS - Camera Club, '49, Key Club, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, Sergeant-at-Arms, '51, Rifle Team, '50, '51, R. O. T. C. Lieutenant, '51, Student Council, '51 , . . MARTY FANBURG - Cinematographers Club, 49, '50, Tieasurer, '51, Best Member Cup, '51, Non-Coms Club, '50, '51, Best Drilled Squad Medal, '50, Rifle Team, '49, Boxing Team, '50, Football, B Team, '50 . . . DORIS FARE - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Spanish Club, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '51, Variety Show, '50. PATSY FORRESTER - Honor Student, '51, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Library Club, '49, Record Club, '50, Handicraft Club, President, '50, lnterscholastic Leadership Council, '49, School Representative, '50, '51, Student Coun- cil, '51, Secretary of Class, '50, '51, National Honor Socie- ty, '5O, Secretary, '51, Candidate for Miss C. H. S., '51, Babe Ruth Foundation Award, '51 . . , JEAN FRANCIS - Art Club, '51 . HAROLD FREEMAN - Honor Student, '51, Bulldogs, '49, Treasurer, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, Captain, '51, Class President, '49, Vice- President, '50, '51, Student Council, '49, President, '51, lnterschool Leadership Council, '49, '50, School Representa- tive, '51, R. O. T. C. Maior, '51, Masauers, '50, '51, The Torchbearers, '50, Volunteers Boys State, '50, National Honor Society, '50, President, '51, Candidate, King for a Night, '51, Most Representative Boy, '51, Annetta Trimble Award, '51 . . . PEGGY ANN FRY - Junior Red Cross, '51, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Dynamo Staff, '49, Chemistry Club, '50, Girls Service Club, '51, Variety Show, '50, National Honor Society, '51, Scholastical Bible Award, '51 . . . WILLIAM FULLINGTON - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Collectors Club, '49, Honor Platoon, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51. SYLVIA GAITHER - Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Bridge Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51 EARL GALYON - Recreation Club, '49, Airplane Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Non- Coms, '49 , . . TOM GARDENHIRE - Horseshoe Club, '50, President, '51, Recreation Club, '51, Football, '51, Candidate for King for a Night, '51 ED GARRETT - Record Club, '49, '50, '51, Collectors Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '50 , . . EUNICE GARRY - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, Entertainment Club, '50, Personality Club, '50, Canasta Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Band Librarian, '5I. WILLIAM I. GIDDENS - Bible Club, '49, '50, '51, Cine- rnatographers Club, '49, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '50, '51 , . . JOYCE GILBERT - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '49, Junior Red Cross, '49, Maroon and White Business Staff, '49, '50, '51, Variety Show, '50, F. H. A., '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Choreography Club, '51, The Heiress, '51, National Honor Society, '51, French Contest Award, '51 . . PHYLLIS GILBERT - Entertainment Club, Vice-President, '49, F. H. A., Treasurer, '49, Junior Red Cross, '51, Chore- ography Club, '51, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Gym Manager, '51, Candidate, Miss C. H. S., '51, National Honor Society, '51, Best Dancer, '5l . , . MILDRED ARTHUR GORDON - F. H. A., '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Bridge Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Dynamo Busi- ness Staff, '50, '51, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Library Staff, '50, '51, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Deputy Council, '51, D. A. R. Homemaking Pin, '51 , . , MARGARET JEAN GRAHAM - Recreation Club, '49, Enter- tainment Club, '50, Commercial Club, '51, MARTHA ANN GRANDY - Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '49, '50, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, Treasurer, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, Associate Editor, '51, Junior Red Cross, '49, '50, Miss July, Sophomore Party, '49, Production Staff, The Torchbearers, '50, Assistant to Director, The Heiress, '51, Student Council, Treasurer, '51, Masquers, '51, R. O. T. C. Battalion Sponsor, '51, Gym Manager, '51, Honorary Bulldog, '51, Most Popu- lar Girl, '51, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Medal, '51 . . . ELEANOR LOGAN GRAY - Stunt Nite, '49, Office Assistant, '50, '51, F. H. A., '51, Recreation Club, '49, Folk Dancing Club, '49, Treasurer, Entertainment Club, '50, Business Staff, The Torchbearers, '50, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Lieutenant, Drill Squad, '51 . . JOAN GRAY - Junior High Publicity Club, Secretary, '49, Recreation Club, Treasurer, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Miss April Showers , Sophomore Party, '49, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, Editor, '51, R. O. T. C, Sponsor, Company C, '51, Captain Drill Squad, '51, Student Council, '51, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Business Stott, '51 . . . MAURINE GREISER - Honor Student, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '49, Bankers Club, '50, Vice-Presi- dent, '51, Stunt Nite. '50, '51, Production Staff, '49, The Torchbearers, '50, The Heiress, '51, Student Council, Secre- tary, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Most Represen- tative, '51, Most Studious, '51, Candidate, Miss C. H. S., '51, Masauers, '51, Valedictorian, '51, D. A. R. Good Citi- zenship Pilgrimage Pin, '51 . . . SUSIE GRIFFIN - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Speed Demons Club, '50, Record Club, '50, '51, Spring Concert, '5l. ED GUTHRIE - Honor Student, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, President, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '49, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, Secretary, '51, Masquers, '50, '51, The Torchbearers, Assistant Director, '50, The Heiress, '51, R. O. T. C., '50, Lieutenant-Colonel, R. O, T. C., '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Escort for Candidate for Miss C. H. S., '51, National Honor Society, '51, Outstanding Junior R. O. T. C. Medal, '50, S. A. R. Good Citizenship Medal, '51 . . . J. WILLIAM GUTHRIE - Dynamo Editorial Staff, '49, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, Drill Squad Sponsor, '51, Lieutenant, ,'51, National Honor Society, '51, Candidate, King for a Night, '51, Escort for Miss C. H. S, Candidate, '51, Stunt Nite, '51 . , DONA HAGGARD - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Speed Demons Club, '50, Record Club, '51 . . CHARLES HALE . . . FRANK HASWELL - Cine- matographers Club, '49, Le Cercle Francais, '50, Chemistry Club, '50, Non-Coms Club, '51, Rifle Team, '49. At lunch with the nursery children, Janean Wil liams put her child care to practical purposes. -'I -I Qivwlsiff 'iirifi-Li. ., Q AN 1xEis'sF. In-service Training Program inaugurated fo Improve Curriculum MIRIAM HATFIELD - Honor Student, '51, Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, '51, Student Council, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . BOONCY HAYS - Sophomore Recreation Club, '49, Songleader, '49, '50, School, '51, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Pre-Vues, '49, '50, '51, Miss March, Sophomore Party, '49, Cheerleader Club, '49, '50, '51, Captain, Drill Squad, '51, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Proluction Staff, The Torchbearers, '50, Production Staff, The Heiress, '51, Can- didate, Key Club Sweetheart, '51, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Maid of Honor, May Day, '51, J. C. C. Queen, '51, Alumni Award, '51 . . . BETTYE HENNESSEE - Sophomore Dynamo Business Club, '49, Folk Dancing Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Deputy Council, '51, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '51 . . . JANE HERNDON - Recrea- tion Club, '49, Rhythm Club, '49, Bridge Club, '50, Horse- shoe Club, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, G. Y. M., '49 . . . ELIZABETH ANN HIGDON - Handicraft Club, '49, Recreation Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Commercial Club, '51. JUNE HIGGINS - Camera Club, '51, Guidance Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49 . . . JOSEPH HILBERT - Record Club, '49, '50, '51, Base- ball and Basketball Study Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50 . , . EDWIN HILL - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '49, Associate Editor, '50, Editor, '51, The Torchbearers, '50, Masquers, '50, '51, Na- tional Honor Society, '50, '51-, N. H. S. Award, '51, Vice- President, Tennessee High School Press Association, '50, '51, The Heiress, '51, Chemistry Club, '50, Captain, R. O. T. C., '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '51, Representative for C, H. S. in Oratorical Contest at U. C., '51, Student Council, '51, Most Talented Boy, '51 . . . MARY B. HILL - Recrea- tion Club, '51, Spring Concert, '51 . . . BEVERLY HILOWITZ -- Honor Student, '51, Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Le Cercle Francais, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Maroon and White Business Staff, '49, '50, Record Club, '51, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, National Honor So- ciety, '5l. NANCY HILTON - Student Council, '51, Camera Club, '49, Recreation Club, Secretary, '51, Production Staff, The Heiress, '51, Gym Manager, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Hope Chest Club, '50 . . . BILL Doug Poindexter and David Thatcher check sound frequencies on the oscillograph in the physic lab. ith! s if ii HOBBS - Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, Camera Club, '49, Rifle Team, '49, Key Club, '49, '50, Secretary, '51, Football Manager, '50, '51, Boxing Team Manager, '50 , . . FRED HOLLAND - Collectors Club, '49 . , . TOMMY HOLLAND - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Lettermen's Club, '49, '50, '51, Football, '49, '50, '51, Baseball, '49, Speed Demons Club, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '51 . , . ED HOOD - Record Club, '50, '51, Pre-Vues, '50, '51, SARA FRANCES HOWARD - Recreation Club, '49, '50, Rhythm Club, '49, Guidance Club, '50, Choreography Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Co. A., '51, Home Coming Queen, '51 . . .MIKE HULL - Camera Club, '49, Key Club, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, Student Conductor, Dynamo Band, '51, Warrant Officer, Military Band, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Spring Con- cert, '50, '51, Officers Club, '51, Non-Coms Club, '50, National Honor Society, '51 . . . MARGARET HULSEY - Sophomore Dynamo Business Club, '49, Bridge Club, '49, '50, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '51, Recreation Club, Treasurer, '51, Production Staff, The Heiress, '51, Variety Show, '50 . . . CHARLOTTE IVY - Commercial Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '50, Bible Club, '51, Variety Show, '50 . . . J. B. JAMES - Horseshoe Club, '50, '51, WELBOURNE WOODS JAMESON - Golf Team, '49, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, Football, '49, '50, R. O. T. C. Lieuten- ant, '51 . . . PAT JENSEN - Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Record Club, '50, Hope Chest Club, President, '50, Bible Club, Treasurer, '51, Inter- scholastic Leadership Council, '49, '50, '51, Student Council, '51 . . . BILLY FRANK JOHNSON - Cinematographers Club, '49, Record Club, '51 . . . BETTY JOYCE JONES - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, Commercial Club, '50, Art Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '51 . . , DORIS JONES - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Commercial Club, '50, Bible Club, '51. DUDLEY JONES - Stunt Nite, '49, '50, Sophomore Dynamo, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, '51, Bridge Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, President, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Deputy Council, '51 . . . JEANETTE JORDAN - Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, F. T. A., '49, Secretary, '50, Bible Club, '49, Pre-Vues, '50, Masquers, '50, '51, The Torch- bearers, '50, The Heiress, '51, National Honor Society, '51, Best All-Around Music Award, '51 . . . JANE JOURNEY - Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '49, Hope Chest Club, Vice-President, '50, Chemistry Club, Treasurer, '51, Variety Show, '50 . , . JANET KENAN - Honor Student, '51, The Torchbearers, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Variety Show, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Bridge Club, '50, Masquers, '51, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Candidate, Military Queen, '51, Na- tional Honor Society, '51, Train Bearer, May Day, '51 . . . MIMI KENAN - Junior Dramatic Club, Vice-President, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Bridge Club, Vice-President, '50, Variety Show, '50, Masquers, '51, Gym Manager, '51, Deputy Council, '51, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '51, National Honor Society, '51, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Train Bearer, May Day, '51. I -Jw., 'TF' we I I f a B . w 'K Y . .3 'X .fl H' -'K ' - Q 'S . L 1. . ., Q W ,pn , .. .. R K V :' 'i:'f' , ii ,... :. ' '- ,W . : A in ,W -V ' ' w a .. 1 Q S R ly ::s22-::...:...ey5:-' ,J A X , Q . WF : -Q. - X - RQ. .. ,Q .r 1 af 2 X .canv- 101 i . 1 3 my 2::,2, Page 25 M. Hatfield B. Hays B. Hennessee J. Herndon E. Higdon J. Higgins J. Hilberf E. Hill M. B. Hill B. Hilowiiz N. Hilion B. Hobbs F. Holland T. Holland E. Hood S. Howard M. Hull M. Hulsey C. Ivey J. B. James W. Jameson P. Jensen E. F. Johnson B. J. Jones D. Jones D. Jones J. Jordan J. Journey J. Kenan M. Kenan B. Kernea F. Kibble B. Kincer B. King W. King D. Kinton M. Kirby L. LaFerry B. Langsion J. S. Layne B. Layion W. Layfon N. Lee B. M. Lester B. Linder C. Ling B. Love R. Lowery S. E. Lyle L. Lynch J. McAlis1er R. McAlis1er S, McAllister W. McCallie G. McCarver M. A. McCormick F. McDonald P. McDonald N. McGilvray P. McGuire J. McGukin B. McMinn V. Malone G. Mansfield B. Mason The Class of '51 Standardized the C. H. S. Senior Rings BARBARA KERNEA - Horseshoe Club, '49, '50, '51, Spanish Club, '50, Speed Demons Club, '50 . . . FRANCES KIBBLE - Recreation Club, '49, '50, Girls Ensemble, '50, Record Club, '51, Red Cross Representative, '51, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '51, Drill Squad Lieutenant, '51 . . . BARBARA KINCER - Personality Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, '51, Hope Chest Club, '50, Bible Club, '50, Record Club, '51 . . BETTY KING - Personality Club, '49, '50, F. H. A., '49, Commercial Club, '51 , , . WILLIAM KING - Bulldogs, '49, '50, '51, Football, '49, '50, '51, Track, '49, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, Lettermens Club, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Captain, R. O, T. C., '51, Escort, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '51, Pre-Vues, '51, Best Dancer, '51. DAVID KINTON -- Cinematographers Club, '49, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, R. O. T. C. Lieu- tenant, '51, Rifle Team, '49, Honor Platoon, R. O. T. C., '49 . MARLENE KIRBY -- F. H. A. '49, '50, Folk Dancing Club, '49 . . . LOUISE LAFERRY - Bible Club, '49, '51, Treasurer, '50 , . BETTY LANGSTON - Honor Student, '51, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Rhythm Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Pre-Vues, '49, Bridge Club, '50, Girls Service Club, '50, '51, Masquers, '50, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Girls State, '50, The Torchbearers, '50, The Heiress, '51, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Drill Squad Lieutenant, '50, '51, Gym Manager, '51, Miss May, Sopho- more Party, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, Christmas Queen, '51, Candidate, Miss C. H. S., '51, Candidate, Military Queen, '51, Most Talented Girl, '51, Outstanding Christian Award, '51 , JIMMIE SUE LAYNE f Handicraft Club, '49, Hope Chest Club, '50, Commercial Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '51, BETTY JO LAYTON - Recreation Club, '49, Folk Dancing Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '50, F. H. A., '50, Record Club, '51, Junior Red Cross Representative, '51 . . , WILLIAM LAYTON - Record Club, '49, Spanish Club, '50, Bible Club, '51, Deputy Council, '51 , . NANCY LEE - Honor Student, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Recrea- tion Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50 . . BILLIE MARIE LESTER - Honor Student, '51, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Handicraft Club, '49, Record Club, '50, Hope Chest Club, Secretary, '50, The Torchbearers, Business Staff, '50, Chemistry Club, Secretary, '51, Student Council, '51, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, Emily Post Good Manners Award, '51 . . . BETTY UNDER -- Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '49, Bridge Club, '49, Maroon and White, Business Staff. '49, '50, Variety Show, '49, Stunt Nite, '50. CAROLYN LING - Recreation Club, '49, E. H. A., Treas- urer, '50, Stunt Nite, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50 . . . BLANA LOVE - Handicraft Club, '49, '50, Commercial Club, '49, '50, Variety Show, '50, Chemistry Club, '51 . . . ROWENA LOWERY - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Handicraft Club, '50, Record Club, '51 . . , SARAH ELLEN LYLE - Class Secretary, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, President, '49, Miss December, Sophomore Party, '49, Rhythm Club, '49, Girls State, '50, Writers Club, '50, The Torchbearers, Business Staff, '50, Variety Show, '50, Girls Service Club, '50, Vice-President, '51, Gym Manager, '51, Student Council, '51, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '49, '51, Military Queen, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . , LAYNE LYNCH - Personality Club, '49, F. H. A., '49, En- tertainment Club, '49 Maroon and White Business Staff, '49, '50, Variety Shom, '49, Stunt Nite, '50, The Heiress, Business Staff, '50, Canasta Club, '50. JAMES L. McALISTER, JR. - Track, '50, Basketball, '49, Bays Ensemble, '49, '50, Key Club, '49, '50, Vice-President, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, Secretary, Tennessee-Kentucky District of Key Clubs, '51, Class President, '50, '51, Student Council, '50, '51, Captain Adiutant, R. O. T. C., '51, Stunt Nite, 49, '50, '51, Pre-Vues, '49, '50, '51, All-State Chorus, '49, '50, '5i, Spring Concert, 49, '50, '51, Most Popular Boy, '51, Candidate for King for a Night, '51, Escort for Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '51 , . REX MCALISTER - Honor Student, '51, Dynamo Editorial Stott, '50, '51, The Torchbeorers, Business Staff, '50, Chemistry Club, Vice-President, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Disc and Dia- mond Society, '5O, '51, Honor Platoon, '50, lnterschool Leadership Council, '49, '50, '51, Non-Cams Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '51, National Honor Society, '51, Bausch-Lomb Science Award, '51 SUE MCALLISTER -- Recreation Club, '49, Spanish Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '50 . WILLIAM E. MCCALLIE - Basketball, '49, Track, '50, Honor Platoon, '49, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '51, Class Treasurer, '50, '51, Deputy Council, Chairman, '51, Boys Ensemble, '49, '50, Key Club, '49, '50, President, '51, Stunt Nite. '49, All-State Chorus, '49, '50, '51 . . . GAIL MCCARVER. MARY ALICE MCCORMICK - Camera Club, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, Junior Red Cross Representa- tive, '50, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '50, The Torchbearers, Business Staff, '50, Record Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '50, G. Y. M., '51, Canasta Club, '51 . FLORENCE MCDONALD - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Record Club, '50, President, '51, Variety Show, '50, All-Southern Orchestra, '49, '51 . . . PAUL MCDONALD - Rifle Team, '49, '50, '51, First Lieuten- ant, R. O. T. C., '51, Bankers Club, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '51 . . NEDRA MCGILVRAY - Record Club, '49, '50, Choreography Club, '51 . , PATSY MCGUIRE. JO ANNE MCGUKIN - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Dynamo, '49, Record Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Girls Service Club, '51, Lieutenant in Drill Squad, '51, Emily Post Good Manners Award, '51 . BEVERLY McMINN - Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Junior Hope Chest Club, '50, Record Club, '51 VIOLA MALONE - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Handicraft Club, '50, Record Club, '51 . GERRY MANSFIELD - Masquers, '50, Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Maroon and White. Business Staff, '49, '50, Circulation Manager, '51, The Torchbearers, '5O: Junior Dramatic Club, '50, The Heiress, '51, Girls Service Club, '50, '51, Capta'n, Drill Squad, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, Candidate, Military Queen, '51, National Honor Society, '51 BOBBY MASON - Re-New-lt Club, '50.' Tennis Team, '49, '50, Boxing Team, '49. June Higgins learns the operation of the calculating machine in office practice. ' :W f' F ' Band Received Superior Rating in the Georgia State Music Festival MARILYN MASSEY - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Sophomore Maroon and White, Treasurer, '49, F. H. A., Secretary, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Maroon and White, Circulation Manager, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Deputy Council, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Stuudent Council, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . MARY JO MILLER - Honor Student, '51, Le Cercle Francais, Vice-President, '50, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '51, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, The Torchbearers, Produc- tion Staff, '50, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, National Honor Society, '51, Ochs-Oakes Award, '51 . . . ARMILLDA MIMS - Guidance Club, '50, Chemistry Club, '51, Junior Red Cross Representative, '51, Student Council, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . POLLY MINNICK - Battalion Adiutant-Maior, Drill Squad, '51, The Torchbearers, Produc- tion Staff, '50, Gfrls Service Club, '51, F. H. A., '50, Candi- date for Miss C. H. S,, '51, Office Assistant, '51 . , . BOB MITCHELL - Key Club, '49, '50, '51, Boys Ensemble, '49, '50, '51, Non-Cams Club, '49, '50, JOYCE MOON - Record Club, '50, '51, Personality Club, '49 . . . BOBBY MOORE - Record Club, '50, '51, Col- lectors Club, '49 . . .JUNE MORTON - Travel Club, Vice-President, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Record Club, '50, Art Club, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50 . . . JAMES MURPHY - Key Club, '51 . . . CHARLOTTE LEE MUSE - Recreation Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Officers Club, '50, Student Coun- cil, '51, Captain, Drill Squad, '51, Sponsor, Band Captain, '51, Girls Service Club, '51, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, Candidate for Miss C. H. S., '51, Candidate for Key Club Sweetheart, '51. JO NABORS - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Rhythm Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, Spring Concert, '49, Girls Service Club, '50, '51, Senior Song Leader, '51, Drill Squad Captain, '51, Cheerleaders Club, '51 . , . BILLY NAVE - Stunt Nite, '49, Record Club, '49, Home Ec. Club, '50, Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50 . . . Barbara Goettmann and Eunice Garry, librarians for the band, file music in the band room. ANNA KATHERINE NEWMAN - Recreation Club, '49, En- tertainment Club, '50, Junior Red Cross Representative, '50, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '50, Commercial Club, '51 . . . CHARLES PADGETT - Collectors Club, '49, Camera Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, President, '51 . . SUE PADGETT - Bible Club, '50, '51, The Heiress, Produc- tiontion Staff, '51. WANDA PANTER - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Com- mercial Club, '49, '50, G. Y. M., '50 . . , JACK PARHAM - Camera Club, Treasurer, '50, Spanish Club, '50, Basketball, '49 . . . SYDNEY PARKER - Cinematographers, Vice- Piesident, '50, '51, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, Optimist Public Speech Con- test, '50, Cinematographers Pledge Award, '50, National Honor Society, '51, Danforth Achievement Award, '51 . . GWENDOLYN A. PARKS - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Chem- istry Club, Secretary, '50, Variety Show, '50, Student Coun- cil, '51, Record Club, '51, Girls Service Club, '51 . . MARY JO PATTERSON - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Handicraft Club, '49, Bible Club, '50, '51, JANET ARLENE PEAK - Recreation Club, '49, '50, Variety Show, '50, Choreography Club, '51, Junior Red Cross Rep- respentative, '51 . . PEGGY JUNE PEARCE - Folk Danc- ing Club, '49, Recreation Club, '49, Record Club, '50 , . MARGIE PEDlGO - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Guidance Club, '50, Variety Show, '50, F. H, A., '51, Student lntra- mural Director, '51 . . RUTH B. PELL - Recreation Club, '49, '50, Spanish Club, President, '50, Record Club, '51, Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50, Junior Red Cross Representative, '50, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, Pre-Vues, '49, Deputy Council, '50, Lieutenant, Drill Squad, '51, Variety Show, '50 . . VIRGINIA PENDERGRASS - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Maroon and White Business Start, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '50, F. H. A., '50, Vice-President, '51, The Torchbearers, Produc- ticn Staff, '50, F. H. A. Queen, '51. RAMONA PEREZ - Dynamo Business Staff, '49, '50, Stunt Nfte, '50, '51, Record Club, '51, Art Club, '51, Spring Con- cert, '49, '50, '51, J, Oscar Miller Cup, '51 . . . PAT PETTIT - Handicraft Club, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Speed Demons Club, '50, Commercial Club, '50, '51 . . . JANICE PETTY -- Honor Student, '51, Art Club, '49, '50, '51, F. T. A., '50, '51, Folk Dancing Club, '50, '51, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . DOT PICKERING - Guidance Club, '49, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Co. D., '51, Junior Dramatic Club,.'5O, Variety Show, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, Recreation Club, '49, '50, G. Y. M., '51 . . HARRY B. PIERCE - Contest Club, '49, Bridge Club, '49, Spanish Club, '50, Speed Demons Club, '50, Canasta Club, '51. Page 29 M. Massey M. J. Miller A. Mims P. Minnick B. Miichell J. Moon B. Moore J. Morton J. Murphy C. Muse J. Nabors B. Nave A. K. Newman C. Padgeif S. Padgeif W. Panfer J. Parham S. Parker G. Parks M. J. Patierson A. Peak P. J. Pearce M. Pedigo R. Pell V. Pendergrass R. Perez P. Peiiii J. Petty D. Pickering H. B. Pierce M. A. Plunzer M. Pledger D. Poindexler B. Pofeel K. Powell V. Powell M. Praler M. Pruilt M. Pryor A. J. Radford P. Ruins B. Rich V. Richeson W. Richeson F. Roach G. Roberls C. Roth H. Rowland W. Roy H. Rush H. Russell B. Russey C. Savage H. Secor D. Seibold N. Sells D. Shannon M. Shinbuum O. Shipley J. Simmons M. Simpson R. Skipper B. D. Smith J. Smith P. Smiih Orchestra Played at the Southern Division of M.E.N.C. in Richmond MARY ANN PLANZER . . . MARTHA ANN PLEDGER - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Maroon and White Business Staff, '50, Business Manager, '51, F. H. A., '50, Variety Show, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Junior Red Cross Representative, '50, Student Council, '50, '51, Canasta Club, '50 . . . DOUGLAS POINDEXTER - Track, '50, Cinematographers, '50, Secretary, '51 . . BOBBY POTEET . . . KAY POWELL. VIRGINIA POWELL - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Maroon and White Club, '49, Maroon and White Circula- tion Staff, '50, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Bridge Club, '50, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Bible Club, '51 . . . MARLENE PRATER - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Record Club, '51 . . . MORRIS PRUITT . . . MILBURN PRYOR - Football, '49, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, Music Club, '49, B Team Basketball, '49, Recreation Club, '50, Baseball, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '51, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '51 . . . ANNA JO RADFORD - Honor Student, '51, Recreation Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, Spanish Club, '51, Typing Club, '50, National Honor Society, '51, PHYLLIS RAINS - F. H. A., '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Speed Demons Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Variety Show, '50, Bible Club, '51 Deputy Council, '51 . . . BARBARA RICH - Personality Club, '49, Handicraft Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Bible Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, Variety Show, '50 . . . VELMA RICHESON - Speed Demons Club, '50, Commercial Club, '49, '50, Treasurer, '51 . . . WILMA RICHESON - Honor Student, '51, Speed Demons Club, '50, Commercial Club, '49, '50, President, '51 . . . FRANKLIN DELANO ROACH - Recreation Club, '49, Chemistry Club, '50. GENE ROBERTS -- Football, '49, '50, '51, Boxing, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club, '50, President, '51, Recreation Club, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Baseball, '50, Basketball, '50, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '51, Escort, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, Babe Ruth Foundation Award, '51 . . . CHARLOTTE ANN ROTH - Record Club, '50, '51, Manager, Girls Basketball Team, '50, Girls C Club, '50, '51, Girls Basketball, '51 . . . HARRY ROWLAND - Football, '49, '50, Captain, '51, All Tournament Basketball, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, Alternate Captain, '51, All City Football, '51, Track, '51, Baseball, '49, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club, '49, '50, Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Captain, R. O. T. C., '51, Recreation Club, President, '51, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '49, '50, Candidate, King for a Night, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, Folk Dancing Club, '50, Escort, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, Junior Red Cross Representative, '50, May King, May Day, '51, Most Athletic Boy, '51 . . . WILLIAM ROY - Bridge Club, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Boxing, '49, '50, '51 . . . HAROLD RUSH - Honor Platoon, '49, '50, Boys Ensemble, '49, '50, Pre-Vues, '50, '51, Record Club, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '51. HENRY B. RUSSELL - Record Club, '49, '50, French Club, '50 . . . BETTY JEAN RUSSEY - Camera Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Bankers, '50, President, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . CAROL SAVAGE - Junior Dra- matic Club, '50, Guidance Club, '50, Record Club, '51, Guidance Film Club, '51, Student Council, '51 . . . HENRY SECOR - Horseshoe Club, '49, '50, '51, Chemistry Club, '50, Football, '50 . . . DON SEIBOLD - Bull Dog Club, '49, Stage Manager, '50, President, '51, Disc and Diamond Socie- ty, '50, '51, Masquers Club, '50, President, '51, Student Council, '51, Student Co-ordinator, '51, The Torchbearers, '50, The Heiress, Assistant to Director, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '51, Boys State, '50, Sophomore Dramatic Club, President, '49, Most Attractive, '51, Escort, Maid of Honor, May Day, '51, Pre-Vues, '51, NORMA SELLS - Commercial Club, '50, Personality Club, '51 . . . DOROTHY SHANNON - Spanish Club, Vice- President, '49, Recreation Club, '49, Health and First Aid Club, '51, Horseshoe Club, '50, Variety Show, '50 . . . MILTON SHINBAUM - Collectors Club, '49, Re-New-It Club, '50, B Team Football, '50 . . . OPAL SHIPLEY - Com- mercial Club, '49, Handicraft Club, '49, Health and First Aid Club, '51, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '50 , . . JOHN SIMMONS - Collectors Club, '49, Basketball, '49, Camera Club, '50, Disc and Diamond Society, '51, MARJORIE SIMPSON - Personality Club, '49, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, F. H. A., '51, Recreation Club, '50, Variety Show, '50 . . . RICHARD SKIPPER - Cinematog- raphers, '49, '50, '5l . . . BETTYE DELORES SMITH - F. H. A., '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Recreation Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Variety Show, '50 . . . BOBBIE JOAN SMITH - Recreation Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Camera Club, '51, Deputy Council, '51 . . . PAUL SMITH - Re-New-It Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, '51, Camera Club, '49, Jo Ann Guess takes a visual test before auctually ' ' ro driving the dual cont I car. Sound-Proofed Cafeteria Greeted Students After the Holidays SYLVIA LOUISE SMITH - Rhythm Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, '50, '51, Deputy Council, '50, Le Cercle Francais, '49, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Stu- dent Council, '51, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, '51, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, First Aid Assistant, '50, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . DELORES JEAN SNYDER - Bible Club, '49, '50, Entertainment Club, '51, Junior Red Cross Representative, '49, Variety Show, '50 . . , JEANETTE SNYDER . . , TASIA SOPS - Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, '50, Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Record Club, '51 . . . NANCY SPEED - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, Student Council, '51, Junior Red Cross Represen- tative, '50, Record Club, '5O, '51, Concert Master, East Tennessee Orchestra and All-State Orchestra, '50, '51, Chattanooga Symphony, '50, '51, Joseph Hawthorne Cup, '51, National Honor Society, 451. NORA FAYE STROUD - Recreation Club, .49, '50, Con- test Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, Variety Show, '50, The Heiress, Busi- ness Staff, '51, Bible Club, '51 . . . RONALD SULLIVAN - Honor Student, '51, Key Club, '49, '50, '51, Disc and Dia- mond Society, '49, '50, '51, Captain, R. O. T. C., '51, Student Marshal, '51, Student Council, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Track Team, '50, Rifle Team, '50, Escort for Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '51, Most Studious Boy, '51, Salutatorian, '51, S. A. R. Good Citizenship Award, '51 . . . TOMMY SWAFFORD - Basketball, '49, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '49, Junior High Publicity Club, Vice- President, '49, Key Club, '50, '51 . . . ALLISON TALLMAN - Miss August, Sophomore Party, '49, Stunt Nite, '49, Pro- duction Staff, '50, Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Junior Dramatic Club, President, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Produc- tion Staff, '51, Maroon and While Editorial Staff, '50, Girls Service Club, '50, President, '51, Captain, Drill Squad, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Candidate, Miss C. H. S., '51 . . . JEANETTE TANNER - Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Rec- reation Club, '49, Girls Service Club, '51, Badminton Club, '50, '51, Basketball Team, '50, Badminton Champion, '49, '50, '51, REBECCA ELOUISE TATE - Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '49, Junior Red Cross Representative, '49, Commercial Club, Treasurer, '50, F. H. A., Vice-President, '50, Gym Manager, '51, Girls Service Club, Duty Chairman, '51, Student Council, '51, Candidate for Miss C. H. S., '51, Office Assistant, '51 . . . VIRGINIA Wendell Gillespie and Don Johnson finish their manual training proiects, YH Sgt JO TAYLOR - Junior High Publicity, '49, Commercial Club, '50, Secretary, '51, Speed Demons Club, Secretary, '50, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51 , . , MARCEL TETEL - Honor Society, '51, Le Cercle Francais, President, '49, '50, '51, Record Club, '50, '51 . . . OPAL THACKER - Rhythm Club, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, Hope Chest Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Record Club, '51 , . . DAVID THATCHER - Bull Dogs, '49, '50, Vice-President, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '49, '50, '51, Masquers, '50, '51, Student Council, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Sponsor, Drill Squad, '51, Boys State, '50, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '51, Pre-Vues, '51, BARBARA THURMAN - Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Miss September, Sophomore Party, '49, Variety Show, '50, Stunt Nite, '49, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Sponsor, Co. B., R. O. T. C., '51, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Bridge Club, '49, '50 . . . CAROLYN SUE TOWERS - Girls Service Club, Secretary, '51, Junior Red Cross, President, '51, Record Club, President, '50, Girls State, '50, Gym Manager, '51, Guidance Club, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '49, '50, '51, Folk Dancing Club, '50, G. Y. M., '51 . . . ROBERT EDWARD TURNER - Horseshoe Club, '50, '51, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '49 . . . LAMAR TURNER - Maroon and White Business Staff, '49, Dynamo Band Manager, '49, '50, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, Recreation Club, '51 . . . ROBERT VANDIVER -- Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, lnterschool Leadership Council, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '49, '50, Business Manager, '51, Stunt Nite, Business Staff, '49, The Torchbearers, Business Manager, '50, Student Council, '51, The Heiress, Business Staff, '51, Sophomore Achievement Award, '51, FRED J. VANOUS - Cinematographers, '49, Non-Coms Club, '49, '50, '51, Rifle Team, '49, '50, Secretary, '51, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, The Torchbearers, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, B Team Football, '50, Drill Platoon, '50, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Canasta Club, '51, Honor Platoon, '51, Escort for Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '51, Ran- dolph Hearst Trophy Team, '51, Golf Team, '51 , . . BETTE VAUGHN - Contest Club, '49, Recreation Club, '49, '50, Captain, Basketball Team, '51, Entertainment Club, '50, Lettergirls Club, '51, Variety Show, '50, Most Athletic Girl, '51 . . . JIMMY WALDEN - Camera Club, Treasurer, '49, Key Club, '50, Treasurer, '51, Disc and Diamond Society, '51,' The Torchbearers, '50, Second Lieutenant, Band, '51, Na- tional Honor Society, '51 . . . JOHNNY WALKER - Golden Glove Open Champion, '51, Football, '49, '50, '51, Letter- men's Club, '49, '50, '51, Non-Coms Club, '51, Boxing Team, '49, '50, '51 . . . MARGARET WALKER - Handicraft Club, '49, Hope Chest Club, '50, Travel Club, '51, REBECCA WALTHOUR - Record Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Camera Club, '51 . . . BARBARA WARREN - Recreation Club, '49, Personality Club, Vice-President, '51 . . , JO ANN WATSON - Honor Student, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Stunt Nite, '49, Production Staff, '50, '51, Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Canasta Club, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, The Heiress, Pro- duction Staff, '51, National Honor Society, '51 . . . FREIDA WEAVER - Personality Club, '49, '50, '51 . . . EDITH ANN WERNDLI - Handicraft Club, '49, Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '49, Le Francais Cercle, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Record Club, '50, Variety Show, '50, The Torchbearers, Production Staff, '50, Girls State, '50, Travel Club, '51, The Heiress, Production Staff, '51, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, Smith . J. Snyder Snyder Sops . Speed . Sfroud Sullivan Swafford Tallman Tanner Tale Taylor . Tefel Thacker Thacher Thurman Towers Turner Turner Vandiver Vanous Vaughn Walden Walker Walker Walthour Warren A. Wafson Weaver Werndli D. T. J. M. S. P. J. J. J. B. T. F. H. S. J. N. S. L. M. J. B. C. N. W. R. D. West Wexler Whaley E. Whittle Wilhoit Williams Williamson Wilson Wilson Wise Wolfe Wood Wood Wood Woodward Wooten Worlen Worley Wyrick Yee Yochem Young Young Zachry Zachry Zeiser ww., K , ss Q -X Swift' A-R 5 Il BUJUYIHII1 E ALLEN WILLIAMS S M Killed In Achon Korea December 4 1950 . V 5 -A ,,. U. . . C. V ff ' . . . I Q.. .fm , 'I' h I ll The Class of '51 Won Over Thirty-Five Competitive Scholarships DORIS WEST - Entertainment Club, '49, Folk Dancing Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, Vice-President, '50, Bridge Club, '50, Record Club, '5l, Junior Red Cross Representative, '5l . , TOBY WEXLER - Personality Club, '49, Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, Library Staff, Secretory, '50, Vice-President, '5l, Record Club, '50 . . , JESSIE WHALEY - Art Club, '49, Folk Dancing Club, '49, Camera Club, '5l , MARY ELIZABETH WHITTLE - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Horseshoe Club, '50, Bridge Club, '50, F. H. A., '5l, Badminton Club, '5l . . . SUE WILLHOIT - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '49, Variety Show, '50, Record Club, '50, Maroon and White Business Staff, '50, Travel Matinee Club, President, '5l. PAT WILLIAMS - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '49, Recreation Club, '49, Spanish Club, '49, Entertainment Club, '50, Maroon and White Business Staff, '49, '50 . . JEAN WILLIAMS - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '49, '50, '5l, Bridge Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '50, Le Cercle Francais, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, Student Council, '5l, Canasta Club, '5l, National Honor Society, '5I , . JACK WILSON - Manager, Football, '49, '50, Recreation Club, '49, '50, Bose- ball and Basketball Study Club, '50, Travel Matinee Club, '51 . JOHN WILSON - Basketball, '49, Baseball, '50, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '49, '50 , . . BETTY WISE - Sophomore Maroon and White, '49, Record Club, '49, '5O. TOMMY WOLFE FRANCES WOOD -- F. l'l. A., '50, Dynamo Business Staff, '5l, Bible Club, Secretary, '5l, Key Club Sweetheart, '5l HOWARD WOOD - Key Club, '51 SYDNEY WOOD - B Team Football, '49, Varsity Football, '50, Baseball and Basketball Study Club, '49, Box- ing, '49, '50, '5l, Recreation Club, '49, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '5l JO ANNE WOODWARD - Sophomore Dramatic Club, '49, Hope Chest Club, '50, Record Club, '5l. NITA SUE WOOTEN - Commercial Club, '49, '50, Handi- ciaft Club, '49, '50, Variety Show, '50, Bible Club, '50, '5l STANLEY WORLEN - Class Treasurer, '49, Key Club, '49, Recreation Club, '50, Health and First Aid Club, '5l, Football, '49, '50, '5l, All-City, '5l, Deputy Council, '5l, Captain, R, O. T. C., '5l, Best Drilled Company, '5l, Can- didate, King for a Night, '5l, Basketball, '5l, Track, '50, '5l, Baseball, '50, '5I . LONA DEAN WORLEY - Record Club, '49, Bible Club, '50, '51 . . , MARILYN WYRICK - Folk Dancing Club, '49, Commercial Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, Secretary, '5l . , . JO ANN YEE -- Commercial Club, '49, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '50, Speed Demons Club, '50, Record Club, '5l. BILL YOCHEM , , CORLEY YOUNG - Chemistry Club, '5l . , , NED YOUNG - Football, '50, '5l, Horseshoe Club, '50, '5l . , WALTER ZACHRY - Horseshoe Club '49, '50, '5l, Boxing Team, '49, '50, Lettermen's Club '49, '50, '5I . , . RAY ZACHARY - Record Club, '50, Boys Home Economics Club, '49, Recreation Club, '51 . . DONNA JAYNE ZEISER - Sophomore Dynamo Club, '49, Bridge Club, '49, '50, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, '5l, Stunt Nite, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, Treasurer, '50, Ca- nasta Club, '5l, Student Council, '5l, The Heiress, Produc- tion Staff, '5l. SENIORS NOT PICTURED BEN BESSENT BILL KOUNTZ TOMMY BROWN BARRY McDONALD BARBARA LEE CALLAWAY RITA MELMAN BARBARA CAWOOD JOSEPH PAYNE JUDY DRESSLER JEAN STEWART RICHARD HOLMES Dr. Frank Slutz, vocational counselor, talks with Jackie Bates and Tommy Davis in senior English 1 417 af I pg EX AMS QSONS PATA E DXCY PQ PHONE ci PM QT XCR Y' LADELL CREATES HER OWN iDEAS iN PASNT SKS JEAN E MW ,f SCHED ecovxo QEMESWR ULE CHANG BRBLE STUDENTS DISTRIBUTE PQSTERS E775 FOR -+...l I BILL PONDE FNGUSH MAKE Up ,M RS OVER ENGLISH MEMORY WORK DAY U8 W4 ND MEASLESP 4' llg fulqpy S74Fp DEN wo H45 0 eo SAVES BAN 1QQfi63?FiN'.i REP AXRS S DQLMR mr new WQRKSAOEIVOCATIONAL forum X 3 NX fs if . ,g F. SMR .si x i f 2 . -' 1 ... - sqmsvam . Junior Officers: Tommy Turner, vice-president, Ron- nie Coleman, president, and Doug Oldenburg, treasurer, turn chefs while Claudia Smith, secretary, looks on. 7he CLASS 1952 RONNIE COLEMAN ..... . . President TOMMY TURNER . . Vice-President CLAUDIA SMITH , . Secretary DOUG OLDENBURG . . Treasurer This year our class was 'between the devil and the deep blue sea.' We were between our sophomore year ot confusion and our privileged senior year. We lost our sponsor too, but here we were lucky, Mrs. Estill was elected sponsor and with her help and a lot of hard work we had a very enjoyable year. We opened our social calendar with a Hop-O-Ween Party in the tall and tollowed up with a tacky party in the early spring. Our claim to dramatic tame was Arsenic and Old Lace, a comedy enjoyed by all. lt was not all glory and fun either. We worked as well-twenty junior girls served at the senior luncheon and the whole class helped decorate for the Junior-Senior Prom. We have enjoyed our two years at C. H. S. even with our trials and tribulations, but we all look tor- ward to next year when vve will be the 'big wheels' and the 'privileged characters.' First Row: W. J. Baird, C. Butler, J. T. Baird, F. Bodine, J. B. Bradley, G. Buffington, B. Burnette, L. Bryant, B. Bridges, J, Atchley . . , Second Row: P. Aaron, C. Davis, B. Askew, G. Ab- rams, M. E. Baggett, P. Cox, D. Burgin, B. Coleman, G, Berry, M. A. Bruce . . . Third Row: E. Atkins, J. Adair, J. Annis, B. Christian, J. Chambers, H. Catchings, M. Chambers, J. Alton, K. Byrd, F. Buttington . . Fourth Row: E. Adams, D. Argo, B. Annis, M. Allen, B. Card, M. S. Clark, B. Cables, L. Bailey, T. Cook, J. Colquitt . Fifth Row: F. Bowman, S. Blaylock, P. Brown, C. Brown, B. Brown, J. Bolen, J. Braw- der, J. Carson, D. Cherry, B. Bowen . , Sixth Row: A. Cotteey, B. S. Bell, E. J. Baird, R. Bishop, C. Boleman, B. Bailey, K. Crawley, J. Hansel, - First Row: L. Fincher, G. Graves, J. Daniel, J. Cuthbert, J. Crow, B. Crouch, V. Henley, B. Evans, J. Crawford, J. Crawley, W. Gammon . . . Second Row: B. Frazier, J. Drennen, L. Derth- ick, J. Dootson, J. Fields, B. Cushman, M. A, Crouch, C, Forrester, B. Hennin- ger, D. Hartsock, W. DeFord . . . Third Row: V. Gass, I, Gibson, M. Gay, W. L. Deems, S. DeArmond, B. Denney, N. Evans, H, Fagan, l. Francis, C. Duda Fourth Row: M. Chambliss, J. Guess, K. Haralson, P. Hardin, F. Hom- inontree, J. Hansel, B. Dillingham, R. Coleman, J. Duke, E, Hillis, W. Hise Fifth Row: J. Fuller, A. Hampton, F. Durham, M. Forrester, B. Haire, B. Goettmann, J, Gill, J. Hendrix, C, Hail Sixth Row: B. Hill, J. Faker, F. Elder, H. Frederick, D. Fisher, B. Hagan, C. Crownover, D. Hixson, L. DeFoor, C. Denny, E. Gadsey, J. Gassaway. First Row: M. McClary, C. Lewis, L. Lindsay, D, Ledtord, J. McLaughlin, S. Jones, B. Hudson, A, Minton, R. Mason, McGuffin . Second Row: Moore, B. McJunkin, J. Marlin, McDonald, M. McConnel, O. M. Holcombe, C. Holland, B. McDowell, B. McGahee, M. Montgomery Third Row: D. Jones, R. Lamberth, N. Kerr, P. Hodges, R. Hodges, J. Ingram, K. Ling, B. Martin, J. Mills, B. McConnell Fourth Row: C. Kallquist, V. J. lngle, B. Ledbetter, J. Jones, P. lzlar, N. Maynard, A. Hutcheson, P. Hutson, W. Kidwell, C. Jones Fifth Row: R. Jahn, J. McCullough, D. Holmes, S. McKeehan, B. Hochberg, J. Kilgore, C. Krutchen, D. Keown, F, Knowling, B. Johnson Sixth Row: D. Hartley, G. Mays, B. McClurkin, L, McCoy, B, Hall, T. Kirby, J. Lamb, D. McPhesson, H. Meadows, P. Pearson. N. J. M. K. M, A. First Row: B. J, Sherrill, M. Sears, S, Reece, B. Owens, D. Parker, B, S. Payne, J. Parrish, N. Simpson, B. Snyder . . . Second Row: J. Nichols, J. Monroe, M Payne, P. Rieger, B. J. Phillips, V. Roberts, M, Robbs, M. Rethmeyer, P, Scoggins, S. Perkinson . Third Row: M. F. Sanders, B. Reed, D. Parker, J. Simpson, D. Ross, B. Morris, E. Rich- ardson, S. Sisson, D. Snyder, A. Slatton Fourth Row: F. Northrup, B. Robert, F. Norris, D. Oldenburg, J. Rogers, S. Radin, K. Royse, P. Roberts, B. Rohald Fifth Rowg,D. Parker, J. Penning- ton, D. Rogers, C. Payne, G. Schwartz, C. Salstrand, E. Ross, H. Short Sixth Row: T. Nerren, B. J. Woodard, V, Fchols, G. Perkins, P. Silver. First Row: C. Smith, B. A. Smith, M. smith, B. J. smith, B. Tipton, R. Wil- liams, N. Whitson, G. Wilcoxen, A. Williams, J. Williams . Second Row: M. Stanley, M. Stargel, B. Stone, C. Williams, A. Thompson, S. Trotz, J. Young, B. Thrailkill, N. J. Turner, B. Wright Third Row: F. Stubinger, M. Viness, J. Underwood, M. Wiggins, V. Stansifer, B. Spradling, D. Worth- ington, N. Wagner, S. Winer . Fourth Row: J. VVagner, P. Young, J. Wilson, E. Zimmerman, B. Landreth, J, Tanner, A. Vinson, N. Wendt, B. War- ren Fifth Row: M. Stone, B. Straker, R. Stephens, B. Sullivan, F. Snecipher, J. Tittle, B. Wood . Sixth Row: P. Trotter, D. Smith, B. Ward, J. Wallace, E, Wade, G, Temple. -...A AVE AND DOUG COUNT COKE CARY aims A oemm WCW MONEY GLE NN PAINTS CHMSTMA5 5 Q99 V M25 5 THUMBWQ, TH ROUGH THE MA Games, Home EC. 5211 PATG IVESMY RNA AN I AsP1RIN mf a ! jf 7 EXPER1 EN H G H EXAM HAROLD E , A' 4- . ' x. ' AI +1 XPWNS A L M ANN PROJEC T Qu' P W2 9 ,Kev X, csreourf Rwoms nu sow mcusu Ng X A if nw Ta 11 M eva.. euiwqx While visiting the junior clciss officers, the sophomore officers Dovid Hopkins, presi- dent, Louise Cure, secretory, Andy Wolker, trecisurerp ond Rickey Cobb, vice-president, enjoy some freshly iced cup co kes. Q 7ke CLASS 1953 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS DAVID HOPKINS ..... . President RICKEY COBB . . Vice-President LOUISE CURE . Secretory ANDY WALKER . . . . . . Treosurer Yes, I'm o sophomore, ci lower clossmon, the lowest form of life, o poor little rog-muffin thot nobody loves. Well, it didn't toke us long to show our superiors, the juniors ond seniors rsorcosml, thot we ore just os good os they. Both the other closses chollenged us to ticket soles to the Centrol gome ond to Stunt Night, ond even though we ore young ond inexperienced, we ron o close second in both roces. With ci tolent pro- grom in eorly October, we mode it known thot we hove some stors in our midst, too. Another of our jobs wos the selling of cokes ot olmost every event held ot our new found home. The most importont thing we did, however, wos the entertaining of the ninth groders. We hod three chopel progromsifor them ond ushered them oll through the school. All in ol! we ore proud of our cldss ond we oll look forword to os prosperous o junior yeor, ond l'm not going to mention the cookie ond crocker mo'hine thot Miss Pryor hos enjoyed so much this yeorf' First Row: M. A. Brooks, J. Collins L. Costle, H. Adoir, M. L. Cox, J Crumbliss, P. Browne, E. M. Brown, A Almon, C. Anderson, D. Creed . . J. Britton, Eottey, H. Second Row: N. Connelly, D. Acomb J. Campbell, P. Altmon, J Cordell, S. Brenernon, .I. Corroll, E Campbell, S. Cierpke . Third Row: A. Broome, L. Cure, M 1 f Cornwell, M, Burns, T. Boehm, W. D Eenton, J. Bettis, M. Bryon, D. Bruce, F M. Adkins, B. Byrd . . Fourth Row S. Clcirk, R, Cobb, C. Chdmpion, .I Coppedge R. Chondler, J. Cobb, L Cheol, L. Coppidge, J. Anderson, R Brown, E. Corvin . . . Fifth Row: B Brown, M. Biesock, L. Beoty, J. Adams C. Bornes, C, Borton, T. Botes, P. Broly J. Cooke, H, Coldwell . . . Sixth Row C. Belcher, P. Crownover, E. Cross, M Cox, M, Cortee, J. Boling, S. Barron S. Codek, P. Cotten, B. Boumqordner E. Burnette, C. Corter. First Row: D. Daniel, R. Ferguson, R. Duncan, P, Gillr-y, B. Faves, F. Hamil, D. Diikert, B. Dolilis, W. Daughtiiry, M Duggon, J, Drinnon Second Row: B. Ewing, J. Fyatt, S. Gash, H. Gunn, F, Frlwarcls, L. Grant, F. N. Holl, J. A. Hanks, J Frcl, M, Homilton Third Row: N. K. Gooclson, B J, Gentry, B. J. Hom, P. Denning, J. Fllison, J, Donahue, P. Durhoni, F. Gorllri-y, J, Dorian-n, L. Foirbanks, H. Dovis Fourth Row: H, G. Hullmark, J. Drew, D. Dyo, S. Doyle, J. Dean, B. Doremus, T. Ful' niifr, T. Fclnronson, J Fliocl, S. Forrester, P. Haithcoat Fifth Row: M. Dressler, F. Frogfrl, J. Daniel, B. Fergerson, B. Dickerson, W, Fuson, B. Daugherty, D, Evons, F. Fryar, M, F. Garrett Sixth Row: G. Edison, S. Lttf-r, D. Hale, T. Gaines, R. Gill, R. Forcl, B. English, J. Grigslny, G, Grant, B. T. Hagewood. First Row: P. Haswell, P. Horris, J. Hill, C. Hassig, G. Huclson, P, Johnson, S. lsenherg, L. Julian, S, Johnson, H. Jacolvs, B. Kolodkin, J Kinclrick Second Row: J. Hughes, C. Hill, J. Hughes, J. A. Hixon, J. Hutcheson, E. Hul- rian, F, lynch, B. F. Lowry, L. Lovcloce, B. Lasatirr, P. Longwith, M. Lane, F. Ledlaetter, G. McCallri- Third Row: L. Hollond, B. J. Lee, P. Hattiulrl, M. L. Hutt, B. Helton, A, Mc' Carty, J. Henderson, C. Joney, D. Lyons, if. Leclforrl, C. Little Fourth Row: J. ML- Cracken, F. McDonald, T. Jones, R, Holcomb, A. Holt, J Massengalc, P. Hammond, F. Horker, G, Keith, B. Loy Fifth Row: J. Hooden- pyle, J. Holmon, R. Hotcher, A. Ingram, B. livin, T. McDevitt, W. Hollingsworth, D. Hobbs, P. Kittlif, T. lowe, A. Law Sixth Row: G. Hyclo, D. Hopkins, R. Hawk, B, Kornea, J. Hunt, W. Gillespie-, B. Hurt, D. Huey, B. Hurt, D. Johnson. First Row: l.. Mears, B. Rea, D, Nunnelly, M. Northern, C. Ruston, H, Moore, P. Roberts, C. Merritt, E. J. Miller, B. Marler, N, J. Miller Second Row: A. Peorson, N. Riseden, R. MCKQ-rnon, N. Minton, M. McGill, A. Ogden, M. Moulton, B. Rowe, C. Ragon, C. Mee, S. MC- Millan, P. Parker Third Row: J. Richard' son, N. Rollins, P Pullon, T. Miller, M, Plum- mer, F. Pope, N. Pope, M. Potter, D. Porter, W. Rarlcr, F. Robertson, D. Medlin Fourth Row: M O'Neal, S. McJunkin, D. Roberts, M. Moore, P. Peak, P. Morrison, M. Phillips, J. Finkvrton, C. Phillips, L. Pinkerton, M. Pierce, C. Pryor Fifth Row: B. Murphy, L. Myers, L Perkins, F. Marshall, C. Medley, L, Ponter, M, Reeriz, J Payne, N, Brooks, G. Rogon, G. Manu-, H. Nr-irrn Sixth Row: M. Neville, T, Raulston, F, Potty, G. Potts, C. Norrell, J. Mori.s, E. Nelson, D. Malone, P. Mclienrrey, B. A Partin, B Norton, T. Rogers, R. Moore. First Row: J. Tallmon, M. A. Smith, J. Wolte, J. Wolff, J. Timmons, M. A. Thompson, V. Young, C, Young, R. Shull, B. Thrower, D. Sledge, N. Weiss, S. Wliitaw Second Row: B. Schwartz, C. Smith, V. Slwfilillo, M. Sanders, S. Snyrlcrr, N. Twomey, M. Winkler, N. Toit, M. Smith, B. Vtfisfr, VV. Westmoreland, D. Sinmons, K Sexton Third Row: J. Snyder, H. Say' lzr-rt, G. Smith, A. Woshinqlon, S. West. P. Watts, J. Wyrirk, R, Sutton, G. Withrow, l, Thompson, VV. Watson, B. W'gji'ns, B, Worm' slr-y, R. Stefvi-ns Fourfh Row: R. Williams, J. Slifplicriisoli, R. Sriylor, F, Toylor, P. Stine- riphivr, S, Setzkorn, H. Van Zrint, B. Snith, H. Williams, R. Vtlorkman H, Willy Fifth RCW: L. Stl-vers, J. Vtfarien, l. Walker, B. White, R. Willianisbn, W. Wikrrn, H White, J. Sloon, D. Snyrlfzr, ,l. Worrl, J. Willicinis, D. Worley Sixth Row: J. Shepard, R. Seiden, D. Shapiro, L. Smith, A, Walker, S. Terry, J. Triller, L. Swalloirl, J, Wilson, G, Smith, J. Wilson, B. Sylar. . 'wfvxhff One of the outstanding phases of life at C. H. S. is the military program. This program shows one of the school's dominant features - that is, work mixed with play. Along with the hard hours of drill, marksmanship, and classwork come Parents Day, with its parade and presentation of sponsors and the Military Ball with its gala coronation. This year, however, with the war clouds gathering each day faster and more furious, the work has a touch of added interest, the drill is sharper and the bull's eye sometimes for an instant takes the form of a man holding a gun. Everyone realizes the graveness of the world situation, and, so, with the true American spirit all take on a new seriousness when they hear: R.O.T.C. OUTSIDE WITH RIFLES AND SABRES. 'Yu' in . . .wffzunhis X 5 3...man.,g., W x Q, Q I 9 3 4 fi i'. i J 315 Q S Q Lieut.fCol. Bone, P.M,S. 81 T. and Capt. Miller discuss the many plans connected with the R. O. T. C. pro- gram, In these times military training is ot utmost importance to the students at Chattanooga High School. This introduction to military service gives cadets a background and a touch of the atmosphere connected with military lite which are invaluable even it one should never enter the service. Under the direction of the P.lVl.S. 84 T. Lieutenant-Colonel George Bone, the cadets drill and study military courtesy, organization, weapons, small unit tactics, marksmanship, map reading, and physical training. Assisting him is Captain Robert Miller, who teaches seniors part-time and cofordinates the in- struction periods. Master Sergeant Hurt teaches the juniors and doubles as supply sergeant. Sergeant Bass, as sophomore instructor, has the iob ot setting the new cadets oft on the right toot. Sergeant Mar- tin, a Korean veteran, ioined the statt near the end at the year. He took over the teaching ot the sen- iors. Sergeant Easterling does the paper work tor the battalion, making records, writing letters, and til- ing. Sergeant Hoagland, seldom seen around these halls, co-ordinates between the City and the Central R. O. T. C. units. Sergeant Easterling, right, who does the paper work tor the program, discusses the co-ordination between Sergeant Bass, who instructs the sophomores, is seen City and Central tor which Sergeant Hoagland, left, is . with three ot his pupils. Left to right: Roger Moore, responsible. George Nance, and Lundy Lovelace. PROGR,i.1'ss, ' R. 0. T. U. BATTALIU Sergeant Hurt, right, supply sergeant and instructor, fits his supply officer, Captain John Ca- hoon, left, with a pair of kl1akis. Besides the varied instructional duties, many extra-curricular activities occur in the military department, Among these are the Honor Platoon, The Disc and Diamond Society, The Rifle Team, and the Non-Cams Club. The battalion this year was under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Ed Guthrie. It consisted ol four companies, three of them with three platoons, one with two, and the R. O. T, C. Band. The cadet officers worked well with their men and this year's battalion ranked with the best. The battalion staff, under the cadet colonel, attends to business not required of the instructors and out of the iurisdiction of the company officers. The staff consists of Lieutenant Colonel Ed Guthrie, Battalion Commander, Maior Harold Freeman, Battalion Executive Officer, Maior John Englehardt, Plans and Training, Captain Jim McAlister, Batf talion Adiutant, Captain Ronald Sullivan, Intelligence Officer, Captain John Cahoon, Supply Officer, Captain Edwin Hill, Public Relations Officer. THE BATTALION STAFF AND SPONSOR: Front Row, left to right: Lieutenant-Colonel Ed Guthrie and Martha Grandy, Maior Harold Freeman and Celia Angel, Major John Englehardt and Mimi Kenan . . Back Row: Captain Edwin Hill and Margaret Hulsey, Captain Jim McAlister and Booncy Hays, Captain Ronald Sullivan and Sue Crawford, Captain John Cahoon and Jean Bradley, il. E ' Q i 2 I 5 5 1? ,, :lfiif 3 A f -I sv 3,3 'f x f' 5 . fl' 5 T' ,A , . A . A1 S-f 1? . 'I' 9 , 3 1 S i :X 4 L Vw I f CUMPA Captain King, Lieutenants Thatcher, Roberts, Jameson, Evans, First Sergeant Short, Master Sergeants McCullough, G-alyon, Young, Ser- geants First Class Holmes, Roberts, Stevens, Dressler, Knowling, Hall, Clayton, Bolen, Hillis, Wood, Crouch, Fincher, Sergeants Braly, Kittle, Myers, Williamson, Stroker, Terry, Workman, Privates Grant, White, Huey, Cobb, Massen- gale, Mason, Cheal, Crawley, English, Mee, Ragan, Anderson, Daniel, Hill, Drew, Hale, Stevens, Norris, McDonald, Poteet, Pruitt, Led- ford, Wilson, Dautrich, Salmon, McDevitt, Baumgardner, Kernea, Neal, Carter, Pearson, Worley, Tittle, Keet, Browder, Crawford, Brown, Davis, Ford, Rogers, Nerren, Mclieehan, Burn- ette, Carson, Fullington, Hopkins, Alder, First Sergeant Atchley. COMPANY B OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Left to right: Captain Bill King and sponsor, Barbara Thurman, First Lieutenant David Thatcher and sponsor, Nancy Clarlc. ll!-We -f, 77 Cadets Hammond and Crownover prac- tice stacking arms. ..?Q?'if W' AN ww: ,fa TAX- in Mfus F My we 1 x Q S QA wsfiim K W Q35 Q Ni 5 ? me 55 ,L .m 1. W ix J G 5 N nfs .N il, 'vs M? X a 'ai- -efs X iw' .JZ ef .xg A s 'af y.f f. My. Q Q K sg 1 k x I W UQ, X, m, svn Wi' ' X . H Q , 'N f',iEL 5 X . Y. ,fly A-ff L ' 9, . X . 'yffxv viy .NN , f 2 I F in V an k Ov . 'R . k 1 kffv'-114 :hx 7 fviiwkfixiivliiw A. ,xmas NX. A,-Q UIIMPA Captain Brandon, Lieutenants McCallie, Kinton, Davis, Hobbs, First Sergeants Monroe, Master Sergeants Barker, Fanburg, Parker, Sergeants First Class Ellis, Hixson, Stone, Per- kins, Duke, Baily, Ward, Salstrand, Mitchell, Faker, Lambert, Sergeants Galley, Law, Schwartz, Snyder, White, Privates Malone, Waller, Marshall, Wade, Niles, Coppedge, Denny, Bostain, Saylor, Roy, Stevens, Wade, Hodges, DeFore, Wood, Barker, Caldwell, Frogell, Wild, Deal, Johnson, Cook, Dickerson, Gaines, Doche, Hill, McCracken, Smith, Leper, Hobbs, Williams, Meadows, Colteit, Bradley, Chandler, Medley, Cobb, Hurt, Doremus, Shep- ard, Temple, Adams, Wallace, Wade, Lowe, Huskins, Meadows, Shiribaum, Bruckner, Brown, Crownover, Nerren, Holman, Merriman, Beiseck, Gillespie, Ashton, Atchley, Young, Hogan, Askew, Yochem. COMPANY D OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Lft to right: Captain Joe Branden and sponsor, Dot Pickering, First Lieutenant Bill McCallie and sponsor, Martha Brown. 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'Phe RIFLE TEAM Probably The Team wiTh The mosT widely spread compeTiTors aT ChaTTanooga High School is The Riile Team. The reason Tor This is ThaT meeTs are held by submiTTing Targeis To oTher schools and The scores compared To oleTermine The winner. The Team This year was one OT The besT and ranked high in conipeTiTion. Led by Team capTain John Cahoon, The Team held local rneeTs wiTh Baylor, McCallie, and CenTrol, Tiring in our armory and alTernaTely in Theirs. The T-lursT Trophy maTch is The highlighT of The year and The Team showed well in This imporTanT meeT. Besides The capTain, John Cahoon, The Team consisTed OT Gordon Temple, Paul McDonald, Fred Vanous, Larry Fincher, Charles Almon and Dennis Dye. There were also many promising sophomores ready To sTep in The graduaTes shoes nexT year. A loT of crediT should be given Their coach, SergeanT Joe l-lurT, who along wiTh a lot of paTience and know- how spenT many aTTernoons and nighTs Teaching The righT meThods by which To puT The bulleT righT in The middle of The black. This Training will be oT very good use if The boys should enfer miliTary service and The boys find iT a loT of Tun as sporT ancl as a hobby. RIFLE TEAM FronT Row, Left To Right L. Cheal, D. Huey, M. Reese, C. CarTer, C. Alrnon , , Second Row: Sgt. Hurt, D. Dye, W. Fuson, P. McDonald, J. Cahoon, L. Fincher. Q K . 'Q . , TAX QQ 0 ' ' 7 an kp M jg, 3 3 X 5 X ' me lifjx 1 'y ' T '41 1 ' ' w p A ' . . H ,An ' ' 2, , . 's Q Q f ,, F' 'J arf f mf, ,vm iii, 3 AN . . Q X :Ns ML ag rid , f in 1 W- 9-1.5 ,v1k 'Y Of ' p 's 4.-...W .V , , 1 1 x uf 3359 x WW im 'SR U K u 9' . 'Aw x 0 Q5 ' I. sf N ' . S gm fb . w H, 'S QQ? ,Mmm ir? if xy K 1 . ' .A ,, f K - a O , . Y I an twig FQXW. w'vX? n 'xv K M 5 1 9 W 1-X1 Q- ' ,, , Qs -SX si' in ' ' Y S k N, FQ ne U 4 f 5 Mg, 0 . 5 ,S , x is R ' 1 - ,Q O 4' 4 , r fl M fr an M M 3 , , x 50 fp WM f The year 1950-51 was not a golden year in sports, by any means, nor was it a rock bottom year. We played our games, every one with a spirit and a will of which any school could rightfully be proud. We won honors too, both individually and in teams, girls as well as boys. True, it is not for our class to claim the honor of beating Central on the gridiron, but, we gained what is possibly a greater honor. An old Chinese proverb says that he who admits incapacity is on the road to success. Well, this year we, the teachers, the coaches, and the students decided that we couldn't beat Central now and that we couldn't meet them on even terms until something was done. And if we were strong enough to face the ridicule and the scorn, we are strong enough to rebuild. No one 'can say that this year we had no right to yell: LET'S GO, DYNAMOS! W -vm MWWWSHWM 5 pf-2. 1- ,A 4' 'lllll ME Wl'l'll Coaches Bob Mafusek, George Mathis and Pete Mattis talk over starting prospects for the Knoxville Rule game. The Dynamos begain their '51 season with George Mathis, new head coach, Pete Mattis, backfield coach, and Bob Matusek, line coach. Although he served in no official capacity, Stumpy Sarratore was invaluable to the team and the coaches as an assistant. The boys played good ball under their cap- able leaders and had a commendable record of six wins, four losses and one tie. In the opening game the Dynamos met and defeated Soddy-Daisy, i3-O, in a close contest. The second game introduced a new team to City fans when the Dynamos defeated Rhea County, i3'6. Next in line was Red Bank, and though the Maroons played good ball they could not break the 20-20 tie. City came back to take an impressive victory from Morristown by a 34-i2 count in a wild, score-fast game. Playing their best and most thrilling game of the season, the Dynamos defeated strong Bristol, 24-T9, in the last minute of play. The night would have been perfect except that we lost the services of one of our best backfield men, Bill Dillingham, for the remainder of the season. Columbia handed City their first loss of the season, defeating them 37-6, but the Dynamos came back into the winning column the next week by defeating Bradley 8-O. Managers J. Henderson, B. Hobbs, B, Burnette, D. Hobbs, J. Brandon check football helmets. . Ucmohed, 7eam, A l'li1l . . . MJ MQWQQQM 'Sb ts-C Enioying the food at the athletic banquet are Booncy Hays Stuntpy Sarratore, Captain Miller and Mr. Lowry. In their next home game the Dynamos were defeated l4-T3 by underdog R ossv i l l e in a bitterly fought contest. The Maroons faced one of Alabama's most powerful teams, Birmingham Phillips, and put up a gal- lant defense before losing the game, 54-6. The Dynamos played heads up ball and defeated big Knoxville Rule, 34-IQ, for a happy crowd of Homecoming game fans. In the annual meeting with the Central Pounders the Dynamos went down in defeat 51-12. This game will be remembered as the final meeting of the old time rivals of the gridiron for an undecided length of time. There were individual honors bestowed upon three ofthe Dynamo aridders. Captain Harry Rowland, Alternate Captain Larry Bradford, and back Stan Worlen made the AllvCity teams for outstanding play during the season. THE FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row, left to right: L. Duncan, G. Roberts, T. Gardenhire, S. Worlen, J, Hagewood, H. Rowland, L. Bradford, R. Stevens, T. Holland, P. Crownover, S. Clark . . . Second Row: T. Raulston, R. Cobb, J. Walker, J. Bates, B, King, K. Camp, B. T, Hagewood, R. Coleman, J. Atchley, B. Dearing , . Third Row: Matuselc, Coach, N. Young, J, Monroe, R. Gill, S. Rudolph, J. Hansel, J. Dulce, M, Pryor, B. Ballew, G. Perkins, Mathis, Coach . Fourth Row: H, White, M, Clayton, D. Huskins, A. Pearson, C. Ragan, D. Lyons, C. Champion, Sarratore, Coach Fifth Row: B. Burnette, J. Henderson, D. Hobbs, B Hobbs, J. Brandon, Mattis, Coach. 55 lil ,,., -'ft ,- ..-...,., QB' J Q' S V ,ff BQ THEY HI HARRY ROWLAND - Tackle . . . Third year lefterman . . , regular starter . , . Times All-Ciiy Team . . , Co-Captain. LARRY BRADFORD - Center . . . exceptional lineman . , . All-City . . . All-State . , . Honorable Meniion All-American , . . Co-Capfain. BILL DEARING - Halfback . . . consistent player . . . good speed . . . driving power, STANLEY WORLEN - Fullback . . . Team's leading scorer . . . 72 points . . . Times All-Ciiy . , . always good for a gain. JACKIE BATES - Halfback . . a clean and very popular player . . . good broken field runner. BILL KING - End . , . extra-poinf specialist , . . plenTy of spirii . . . a sferling end. KENNETH CAMP f End . . . good down field blocker , . . Most Improved Player Award , . . good all-round player. JOEL HAGEWOOD f Guard . . . Besf Blocker Award , . . concrete lineman . . . hard Tackler. HARRY ROWLAND LARRY BRADFORD BILL DEARING STANLEY WORLEN JACKIE BATES BILL KING KENNETH CAMP JOEL HAGEWOOD 1 m .issue-li TOM GARDENHIRE GENE ROBERTS TOMMY HOLLAND JOHNNY WALKER MILBURN PRYOR JACK MONROE BILL DILLINGHAM JERRY ATCHLEY FDR CITY... TOM GARDENHIRE - I-lalfback . . . good punter . . . good open field runner . . hard-driving back . . . regular starter . . . plenty of spirit. GENE ROBERTS f Center . . good defensive line- backer . . . a quiet and clean boy , . . hard hitter . . . broke up opponent's plays. TOMMY HOLLAND - Tackle . . . third-year letterman . . . regular starter. JOHNNY WALKER - Tackle . , . only 200 pounder . , . Big John . . . a versatile athlete . , . kept team pepped up on the field , . . filled the line gaps. MILBURN PRYOR -- l-Ialfback . . . great asset to the team . . . good defensive halfback . plenty of spirit. JACK MONROE - Guard . . . always in enemy's backfield . back in '51 . . as good as he is big . . . tough lineman. BILL DILLINGHAM - Quarterback . . . up from B Team , . . back in '5l . . . out last part of season with injuries . . . sterling backfield man. JERRY ATCHLEY - Fullback . . . Quiet player . . . plenty of drive . . . never pushed around by opponents . . . good one-two punch. Page 61 and still Milli TAR RALPH STEPHENS - Guard , . good punt blocker . . . good line substitute . . . kept team pepped up on tield . . . hard tighter. GRAYSON PERKINS - Guard . . , good prospect tor next year . . tough lineman . . likes to make tackles . . . hard tackler. RONNIE COLEMAN - Quarterback . . . good signal caller . , . good prospect tor next year . . . good passer . . . con- sistent player. SONNY CLARK - End . , . broke up enemy's plays . , . good pass receiver . , , good prospect tor next year . . . Sophomore letterman. B. T. HAGEWOOD - Tackle . . . stern tackle , . . hard to move out ot position . . . Sopho- more letterman . . . very good prospect. BILL BALLEW - Guard . . . Bit Bill . . . brickvvall guard . . . good blocker , , . good prospect for next year. CHARLES CHAMPION - End . , . good pass receiver . . . Sophomore letterman . . , good prospect . . . great asset to team. RICKEY COBB - Haltback . . . defensive back . . . Sophomore letterman . . . likes to tackle . . . up from junior high school. RALPH STEVENS GRAYSON PERKINS RONNIE COLEMAN SONNY CLARK B. T. HAGEWOOD BILL BALLEW CHARLES CHAMPION RICKEY COBB 2 J 'in k,x.-...- ,..4-l-L...-G 'Fa and IICTIIT Thu mum cuptoin, Hurry Rowlund, MIR5 Things over WHI1 Couch MUIINI5 UNI Couch MuIu5cI4 during The tense: morvwnfs Of the Central game- cms they Try time und Iime uguin to Siop iIw Pounds-rs, T950 SCHEDULE CITY SODDYYDAISY CITY BRADLEY CITY RHIZA COUNTY CITY ROSSVILLE CITY RED BANK CITY BIRMINGHAM CITY IVIORRISTOVVN CITY KNOXVILLE CITY BRISTOL CITY CENTRAL C ITY COLUMBIA s II..I worm.-, me feum'5 lending mm, pushes has woy down The field to I IIQ, LQ Som yUIdI.g,Q an YIM: WMA ,qvgyim ,gif f , 23+ x v 'Y'f 'B5,'il'MYWwi ' Vifhti' O B290 ni We HG Y' P55 3 M.. K Q Y ,UNO ea WM 9 UNT! HAR? YU ,W Me GRI E xl DOC BRANDON DOES THE WASHING BILL ADMIRE5 HAGEWOOUS BEST BLQCKER TROPHY A-an DELINES NEW New CLEAT CLEA HOBBS rmso sur HAPPY AT 7 HE A T NQU MUPS E WAR LAST PRACUC ET SOPH lETTERM5N my O NJAC KEYS The DY AMO Captain Bill Dearing and Coach Osteen discuss strategy for the Times Cup Series. Coach Dick Osteen's hardwood combine finished the season with an overall record of ten contests won and twelve lost. The Dynamos were unsuccessful in their attempt for the District crown at McCallie School, losing out in the finals to Central's Purple Pounders by a 4l-56 count. At the Times Cup Series tournament, City showed up well. They defeated Ooltewah 44-33, then took on the tourney favorite Soddy-Daisy and defeated them by 46-39, but were tripped by Central, who won the tourney, 22-33. They hopped back the next night to defeat Rossville, 39-36, and win the consolation finals. The only other tournament the Dynamos entered was the Regional at Bradley High, being turned down by Spring City in the first round, 43-38. First Row: H. Rowland, J. Bates, B. Dearing, S. Worlen, L. Bradford . . . Second Row: B. Burnette, M. Payne, S. Clark, R. Coleman, D. Gldenburg, Coach Osteen. Q. .H I S I ESRI' 'li QA lhllfsiti ie ,palm P5 X N x. A ,fo Q r X , Q Q x'M 4,13 ' Q-SQ: 1, X WN I 5 gl y, nail U 4 xss'figi'QN'9' I wifi if? ., if gl -A 1 Q 4 Q' 5 n ., . . l54'+k'- X Q ,L x x 1 ,A I N6 4 if .v-I iw Fcuthful Bull Dxckerson ond Pcmulcn Peck keep score and time for all the varsity games. HARRY ROWLAND SONNY CLARK RONNIE COLEMAN RD 000 LARRY BRADFORD CHARLES DAUTRICH MOSE PAYNE STANLEY WORLEN DOUG OLDENBURG 'RX-Jff , w ,. Q , P , 4 5 ks ki V vw... 1 fy wZ'nZZ' Q' N 415 x Wk X S7 , Q 'l ' me q K , fx -I Q ., -s ,, I A ky V? - ,ablv O r ... , K K. S og high ' Af-. , ,iigii luf M? X 'H my-.A ' :-232' M ', f' 4 s RQ , 1 . , ' ,. ,, 4 f ,K In .H V ,.,. W X ei X Q A c Q ' . K 2 f Q N 4: ti . 5 xx. ,ff iw? 'ggi EQ qw if K ., if gl wwf pg W?f ix dS fi V gf if Q 'UE WX Q s. X! The With Trained veterans and promising rookies, Coach Bobby Matusek developed a strong boxing Team This year, an able successor to the dynamite team of last year. With the loss ot Ed l-lenegar, Coach Matusek ably stepped in and took one ot the Neville Q1 the Golden Gloves greatest jobs on The athletic program. Teaching The team to box as well as Tight was no small iob as everyone had The tendency To slug when The Tight was rough, but The Admiral showed his persistence in doing This by The familiar rhythm ot 'leTt4right- hook-overhandfuppercut' which was heard every afternoon by people passing Their practice quarters located under The armory. Polishing up Their rough knowledge were such regulars as l-lenry Short, Glenn Graves, Bill Roy, Sidney Wood, Johnny Walker, Gene Roberts, Norman Burke, Willard Drake, and Captain Joel l-lagewood. Those new in the art ot becoming a pugilist were the promising rookies such as Mickey Neville, Bill Dickerson, Bobby Poteet, Don Hobbs, Earl Wade, Jimmy Duke, and Robert Moore. Members of the boxing team pictured from left to right are, First Row: B. Nave, Manager, J. Duke, G. Smith, N. Burke, M Neville . Second Row: R. Moore, H. Short, G. Roberts, J. Brandon . , . Third Row: S. Wood, B. Dickerson, W. Drake, E. Wade Not Pictured: J. Hagewood, J. Walker, T. Nerren, D. Hobbs, ond B. Poteet. .5 'Q i L NESS I1 Y ill 0 BTITER... The teoni piled up C1 torniidoble record in both the Golden Gloves ond the Frye meets. Coptdin Joel Hoge- vvood ond Johnny Vvdlker vvent to Ncishville to represent Cl1OTTCIItOOQC1 in the Golden Gloves held there, The Dy- nonwo scroppers finished the city Golden Gloves vvith Welker, Hobbs, Duke, Nerren, Neville, Dickerson, Roberts, ond Wood taking chompionships in their respective divise ions. When the tecini inet in the Centrol High School gyrn for the Frye Institute meet, Short, Welker, Moore, ond Poteet took their finol bouts forthe lourels. The teom por- ticipoted in tvvo duol meets, deteciting Brddley by o nice rncirgin in the first, cind being edged out by Centrol in the other cifter ri good hottle. Short utter CtJlilI'ClllS Blriin in ai close lncittlr, 4, role'-reef, Boosters' niritrh 'K DY AHT... Ahhourgh This yeaids Team was much beT- Tei Tlnaii IasT year's, nexT year's should be even beTTer because several nienxbers ol The Team vvill he Three-year girls. The girls eleCTed Their CapTain, Nancy Kerr, and co-capTain, Nancy Wagner, for The coming year aT a banqueT held aT BeThea's l2esTauranT in The spring. AT The same Time, Nancy Wagner was vofed The mosT improved player of The season. We are rapidly coming To depend on our Dynahs To vvin The CiTy Times Cup Volley Ball TournamenT because They have done so for The pasT Two years. This, vve believe, Typical of The Team. Paula Peak, Timekeeper, Barbara Duncan, scorekeeper, Coach Ziegler, and Manager Barbara Wright do their part for The Dynahs. is due To Their splendid Teamwork vvhich is known To be auiTe FirsT Row, lefi To righiz N. Turner, C. Rofh, B. BaTes, B. Vaughn, R. Dunpan, C. Hill, D. Snyder Second Rcw: lvl. Chambliss, N. Wagner, N. Simason, N. Kerr, S. Gash, W. Rader, J. Kuncliirlx tix: EDUCATIU hegirl So complete was the program set forth by Miss Ziegler and her assistants that it included several competitive intramural sports, which created keen but good-natured rivalry between both boys and girls. SHUFFLEBOARD-Top Doubles and singles tournaments were open to both boys and girls in this com- petitive sport, but champions over all competition are Patsy Hodges and Mary Stanley. BADMINTON-Center Much rivalry was aroused when both girls and boys vied for championships in the doubles and singles badminton tour- naments. The winners are Charles Almon, Jean Kendrick, and Nancy Kerr. KICKBALL-Bottom Left Tournaments in this lively sport included only the gym girls and the games were played during gym periods. Barbara Denny is captain of the winning team. Members of the team are T. June Baird, Armilda Mlms, Barbara Denney, Virginia Baker, Billie F, Lowry, Sarah E. Lyle, Helen Van Zant, Peggy Longwith, Wcinda DeFord, and Martha Grandy, FOLK GAMES-Bottom Right Folk games talcen from many different nationalities and taught by Miss Ziegler provided another interesting feature of this ycar's program. 1X Nun L-all ll 4 WWW People are funny. No truer words were ever spoken. ln fact, people are different in so many ways that no two are alike: in actions, in looks fas much as the Kenans contradict thisj, in talents and probably most of all in interests. 'Some people love music, others are intensely devoted to sports, while still others get pleasure out of simply serving their fellow man. As one of its many outstanding points, C. H. S. offers an excel- lent, even superior, extra curricular activity schedule. It is designed to meet the needs of every type person. Needless to say, there is great interest and enthusiasm aroused at the announcement: CLUBS AT ACTIVITY. fa-H573 I S .QS Quai The STUIIEN CIIUIIICIL Five cents, please. HO. K., Martha, so I'm late. Here's your nickel . . I'm sorry, Henry, the belI's already rung. That's another nickel 'iso your credit. Nickel, nickel, nickel, that's all I hear. I bet l've paid at least titty dollars to that treasury. I support this whole outfit . . ncw I won't have time to get my announcements copied. This little business transaction over, we can settle back to work, although we can hardly think tor Henry's muttering about his long lost nickel. I suppose someone ought to explain to him that ours is a iob that has to be done at a specific time, and a tardiness tine is the best way to get it Clone. That reminds me, we've got a business meeting at 8:00 tomorrow and some important matters to discuss. I guess we're pretty lucky to be able to govern ourselves partially, It promotes better feeling and co-operation among the students arid theretore makes City a better school. I hope everybody realizes this, and I guess they do, because this is the best student council City's ever H. Freeman B. Dearing M, Greiser had. It you don't believe this, iust ask the membersg they'lI tell you. M. Grandy C. Almon R. Bishop M. Brown K. Camp J. Clayton R. Coleman S. Crawford W. Drake G. Evans P. Forrester J. Gray E. Guthrie M. Hatfield E. Hill N. Hilton P. Jensen D. Keown B. M. Lester S. F. Lyle M. Massey J. McAIister A. Mifns C, Muse G. Parks M. Pledger K. Powell S. Radin C. Savage D. Seibold H. Short S. Smith N. Speed R. Sullivan R. Tate D. Thatcher R. Vancliver B. Vaughn J. Williamson D, Zeiser .i 9'N.KK H 'i CP' it t The A'l'l0 AL H0011 0UlE'I'Y l don't understand vvnat this Honor Society is all about. I make real good grades and I still haven't been tapped. Well, in the first place you're lust a sophomore and in the second place, grades aren't the only thing that elects you into the Honor Society. You do have to be in the upper third of your class but the faculty elects you on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Oh, I see now. Sophomores aren't eligible at all, and iuniors are iust eligible in the spring. ThaI's right. We're proud of the iunlors taken in this year. They are Lawrence- Bryant, Larry Fincher, Patsy Hodges, Claudia Smith, Mary Stanley, Barbara Sherill, and Sonia Winer. They'll elect next year's officers before the picnic in May, Miss Patton is sponsor? Oh, yes, and she really does wonders for the society with the stage decorations and working for the reception and the picnic. Well, gee, I hope I make it next year. Freeman Sullivan Forrester Hill Ashley Bradford Bradley Clark Clarke Copeland Crawford Davis Duncan Fry Gilbert Gilbert Greiser Guthrie Guthrie Hatfield Hilowitz Hull Jordan Kenan Kenan Langston E, Lyle ,, McAlister Mansfield Massey J. Miller Mims Parker Petty J. Radford Russey Smith Speed Vtfalden A. Watson Williamson E Ew'hmQ M I Q ssww M ' Top: Joan Gray, editor, and Martha Grandy, associate editor, plan Dynamo layouts, Bottom: Rex McAlister and Jo Ann Watson see that Sylvia Smith gets her typing done. Ed Guthrie, Carolyn Boleman, Claudia Smith, and Charles Almon check the pictures returned from the studio. 726 III EDITORIAL STAFF Look out, Ed, here comes Miss Pryor. ll 41 Uh-oh! Too late, I'm caught. To the salt mines, you lazy loater, and get on that copy, 11 But, Miss Pryor, I've written copy 'til l'm blue in the tace, and I'm tired ot it. I've written all about the Bulldogs and the Cinematographers and the Dynamo Business Statt and the Key Club. Sure, l've been telling all about what they do for the school, and now, all I lack is our copy and I'm too tired to write it. Yes, but people have to know what the Dynamo Editorial Statt does! Aw, everybody knows that I write copy and Bill is in charge of military, and Carolyn does classes, Jo Ann gets all the pictures ot the parties, etc., Rex and Chris do their share ot the work while Martha makes the schedules, Sylvia does the typing, Claudia worries about the clubs, and Joan bosses us all around. She says we have to help people remember City. Well, l've clone that and everyone already knows what we do, so I 'ain't' gonna write no copy and try to tell 'em. Oh, I give up, Joan, I guess we'll have to leave that space blank. Chris Forrester and Bill Guthrie take time out for refreshments, Dynamo style. fs-Ig Ed Hill, ediTor, and Sonia Winer, associate editor, check copy, The MAR00 Young lady, your arTicle is laTe. The deadline is Tuesday, noT Thursday. Yes, Mr. EcliTor. How many Times have I Told you To sTarT on Time and you'll Tinish on Time. Here you are Two days laTe, anal you've been loaling all week. You never see people on The Dynamo STaTT loaf. They always geT Their work done on Time, and we can'T aTTord To leT Them geT ahead of us. BUT, Mr. EdiTf. Never mind The excuses, iusT leave me alone. I have a loT of work To do on These heads and an ediTorial Tor nexT weelds paper. Say, ThaT's an idea! You can sTarT on your nexT weelds arTicle. Well, don'T iusT sTand There, geT To work. BUT, FdwineOh, whaT's The use in Telling him ThaT This is nexT weelds aiTicle. He'd iusT have an answer Tor ThaT. l never can geT ahead ol ThaT boy. AT LefT: Some of The hard-working staff, Firsf Row: F. McDonald, J. Morton, P. Hodges, F. STubinger . . . Second Row: T. McDeviTT, C, Angel, P, Hardin, M. J. Miller, and E. Werndli. Eager ReporTers, Lower Leff, FirsT Row: L. Cure, J. Williamson, F. HammonTree, C. Jciney . . Second Row: D. Ledford, B. Denny, J. Hill, M. McClary, C. Kallquisf, M. Cornwall, and D. Argo. Lower RighT: Everyone has something for The TypisT, M. Chambliss. B. Giddens, N. Kerr, and M. Kenon await their Turn. and WHITE So I say to him, 'Please, kind sir, give me an ad lor my school paper' So he says to me, 'Why should I?' So I tell him why. I said that not only would it support the paper and keep it go- ing, but it would help his business. 'Did you know,' I said, 'that lO5O ol the best people in Chattanooga go to City High School?' I also told him that the teachers and parents who read the Maroon and White would patronize his store. I guess I convinced him that it was ci good idea be- cause he gave me a double column ad. l'm glad you got that ad, but l'rn help- ing support the paper, too. Almost every homeroom is buying the Maroon and White IOOM. I wonder what the other staff would be good for it it weren't for us salesmen on the advertising and circulation staffs. At Right: Getting the papers ready to be delivered, First Row: V. Pendegrass, V. Powell, B. Linder . . . Second Row: L. Cohen, M. Massey, and K. Powell. Lower left: Miss Battle talks about the circulation campaign to R. Bishop, M. Montgomery, B. Hudson, M. L. Ashworth, J. Gilbert, and F. Durham. Lower Right: Some ot the staff at rest-B. Annis, B, Calloway, S. Trotz, M. Allen, A. Thompson, and B. Card. Na-I The bigAwheels of the business staff are Martha Pledger, Business Manager, Gerry Mansfield, Circulation Manager, and Dot Parker, Advertising Manager. Junio Seniors posing by a mantle prop- D . on Seibold, John Barker, Martha Grandy, honorary member, Harold Freeman, and Bill King. The B LLIIIIII Get to work, Pup' Don't 'ust s't th . I I ere, do something, even if it's wrong. You boys are the laziest humans I ever saw. Why, when I was a Pu we k h' Yes, sir. p, ept t is stage clean enough to eat oft it. Hurry up, we got to clean up alter the symphony and get ready for Stunt Nite. We have to set up the P. A. for chapel, too. Yes, sir. And when you et th h g roug with that, you can start on the flats for the junior play. We can use some ot the ones lett over from The Heiress and the opera. Well, I guess that's all, I have to go find Martha now. She wasn't elected honorary Bulldog for nothing. Don't let this keep you from working, though. Yes, sir .... well, I guess that's the life of a pup, but the work has to be done, and I guess the Bulldogs can handle it. Pups enduring their initiation-shining David Thatcher's r Bulldogs setting up a flat: Bill Mason, Lawrence Bryant, shoes: Bob White, R I W'I' ' Randy Hodges, and Bob Ha . u us iliamson, Bob Doremus, Leigh Steves gan and Alf Law. The Key Club officers are B. Hobbs, secretary, J. McAlister, vice- president, B, McCallie, president, and J. Walden, treasurer. The Say, Bill, can we use the Key Club barbecue pit for our picnic Friday night? Sure, it's O. K. with us. That's what we built it for We want everybody to have a comfortable and convenient lace to have a art . P P Y Thanks a lot, and there's another thing l wanted to talk to you about Are you guys still going to have the vocational forums this spring? Yes, we are. I thing everybody enjoys and profits by these so we decided to have them again this year. You know, the Key Club really serves got a right to be. You've got one of the Everybody had a good time at your miring Frances Wood's bracelet you boys Well, thanks again for the use ot the Flrst Row: F4 Lynes, B. Dugan, B. Bessent, J. Munroe . Second Row: T. Swafford, R, Sullivan, M. Payne, D. Oldenburg First Row R Coleman D Hopkins B Dearlng A Walker E Knowling, G. Evans, J. Murphy, H. Wood pose by their pro' C Mee Second Row M Stone D Keown J Danlel B ect he barbecue pit. Bowen T Turner J Kilgore R Matusek sponsor l Cinematographer oTTicers are J. Crawford, S. Parker, J. EngIehardT, D. Poindexter, D. Kinfon, and M. Fcinburg. The EMA ITG You going To ThaT show The CinemaTographers are showing in The audiTorium? Yeoh, I guess I will. You know ThoT makes Two shows They've shown Tor me Today. We had one in physics. I heard Johnny soy he had onoTher one To show Tor hisTory, TiTTh period. Those guys are really on The ball. NOT many schools have a club ThaT is so well equipped wiTh such expensive movie equip- menT. Yeah, I guess we're lucky To have 'em. ThaT 'Parade of C. H. S.' is really good. IT brings back The memories and keeps 'em. I like The new peanuT machines Those boys puT in, Too. I've wonTed someThing like ThaT for a long Time. Somebody musT have done a IoT of work To geT Them in The school. Those old members don'T do much work, buT They can really Tell The 'stinkers' how To do iT. I don'T know how This school would geT along wiThouT fine service clubs like The CinemoTogrciphers. Juniors and Seniors-First Row: C. CarTer, D. Lyons, A. Holt, G. Schwartz, C. BarTon, S. Terry, E. Goodson , . The hard-working Siinkers-Firsf Row: M. Biescrck, M. Kneeling: M. Neville, T. Wade . . . Second Row: B, Reese, R. Holcomb, J. McCracken, S, Doyle, J. Daniel Straker, VV. Gammon, J. PenningTon, J. Browder, J. . . . Second Row: L. McCoy, C. Barnes, H, Meadows, Bowling. D. Holmes, H. Frederick. Mciurine Grelscr, Jeun Bradley, Chrirlcs Krulchen, und Ee-TTy Russey, presidenT, talk obouT book sTore Technique The BA TIER I wont cn pencil. Two for on nickel? The chec:pesT Thing you hoye ..., ond some noTebook poper Too. By The woy, I Think you oll gypped me on ThoT IosT pock I boughT in here. IT wos Two sheeTs shorT. Now, Sulliyon, you know ThoT's noT right Yeoh, I wos only kidding, buT I did counT 'em sisTcinT, Billie ,leon lee, how To opercite Mciriorn Clczrke, c1ucliTor, shows her os posTing machine. Soy, I'n1 glod somebody runs CI loooksTore here oT school. As much poper os I use l'd hove To buy iT by The croTe IT I had To go To Town To geT iT. Oh, hello, Sue, I-lereTc1ke This ring money ond puf iT in The loonk. I don'T like To corry so much money ciround wiTh me, ond I know it will be sole here. I'rn glod you oll work so hord ond so lost VVe wc1nT To work hord so we con Q0 on our houseporTy oT The end of This yeor, Besides, we Bonkers ore glod To serve The school insTeod of loof like Thc1T Dynomo sToff does Oh, hello, Joonf' Lower Left: IniTicxTing Paul McDonald ore Lorry Boiley, Lorry Fincher, ond lomor Mears. Lower Right Wcnrking in The sToreroorn ore lvlory Stanley, .lohn Ccihoon, Stanley Rodin, and Bcxrboro Sher- rill. :ffm Qs? llllx Looking pretty ore the Service Club officers: S. E, Lyle, A. Tall- The GIRLS SERVICE CLLB You wosh ond I'll dry. No, iT's your Time To wosh, I washed lost week. Now, girls, don'T fight over who does whot. There's enough work here for everybody. mem, S. Towers, J. Davis, R. Tote, ond N. Clork. Noncy, you wosh This time ond l'll rnolae Alli- son do iT nexT week when we serve for The Stue dent Council progressive dinner. ThoT reminds me, we hove To serve of o Teo in honor of The miliTciry inspecTors, o week from Thursday. Well, l'm not going To wosh ony dishes oT ThoT one. l'm going To see ThoT they use poper plates. All This conversotion is only d port of The work done by The Girls Service Club. Their job is To serve QT oll speciol dinners, Tecis, etc. After The ofioir The dishes ore left To be cleaned, ond This is where we come in. Standing in their office, the kitchen, ore The members-N. Lee, J. A. MCG-ulcin, P. Minniclc, J. Kenon, M. Kenon, B, Longston, C. lvluse, G. Mansfield, P. Fry, B. Tipton, J. Nobors, J. Gilbert, G. Forks, L. Lindsoy, B. Owens, ond P. Brown. - .. '5 'PN'9'Nismm.NN, The MA ER 'To be, or not to be, that is the question. Whether tis nobler in the mind' , . , David, should I put the inflection on 'nobler' or 'mind'? Don't Osli me, Almon, l'rn just C1 STGQG hand, The villion Don Seibold opporaches unsuspecting Gerry Mons I dolff know Onyfhimg Obouf Gcfing- tield ond Martha Grandy. ln reality, they are president, sec ,, , , retary-treasurer, and vice-president, respectively, of the Masquers You can say thot again, especially after that showing you made in Stunt Nite! Now, Don, don't talk like that about David. He did a wonderful iob in Stunt Nite. And so did the rest ot the Masauers, just as they did in The Heiress- including yourselt, of course! Well, at least l was in the play and not Mr. Assistant Director like you. You're just jealous! Of what? That, dear readers, it you're still here, is a typical lvlasquers meeting, with members arguing among themselves about who is the best actor. Mr. Connor won't tell them who's best, so it's up to you, the audience, to decide. The people who are always at home on the stage are, First Row: Jeanette Jordan, Janet Kenon, Mimi Kenan, Betty Langston . Second Row: Ed Guthrie, Harold Freeman, Edwin Hill, David Thatcher. ff Q The up-and-coming athletes are C. Roth, B. Vaughn, M. Chambliss, N. Turner, and B. Bates. Not pictured are N. Simpson and N. Kerr. The L TTER GIRL The Lettergirls club is composed ot girls who win letters for varsity basketball. It corresponds to the boys' Letterman's club. Miss Zeigler is the sponsor. These girls enioy each others company so much because of their main interest - sports. Quite a tevv girls were taken into the club at the end of this year. DEPUTY 0U CIL When the Student Council has business meetings, the Deputy Council members take the morning an- nouncements to their homeroom, Although they receive little recognition, the Deputy Council gives a needed service to the school. Miss Ruth Scholze, registrar, is the sponsor, and Bill McCallie is chairman of the group. The eager to serve members- First Rcw: J. Morton, F. Stubinger, B. Owens, J. Smith, E. Broadway, B. Hays, D. Ross, J. Marlin, R, Pell . . , Second Row: J. A. Watson, N. Clark, P. Rains, M. Kenan, S, Wood, J. Davis, A. Tallman, B, McCallie, M. Hull . , Third Row: M. Allen, K. Byrd, P. Scoggins, D. Jones, P. Fry, W. Layton. Listening to Andy Anocker tell how it's done--First Row: J. Browder, P. Gil- bert, P. Whitson, G. Wilcoxon Second Row: T. Wolfe, D. Hixon, B. Wise, J. A. Drennen, S. Bradley. The FRE LUR Purley-vous Francois? lf you do, you moy ioin the French Club. They speck French from the be- ginning till the end of the club period. Listening to French records, leorning French gomes, ond ploy- ing gomes ot Fronce help mcike the club on interesting one. UNIRR RED RUSS Promoting helpfulness ot home os well os os obrood is the motto ot the Junior Red Cross Club. They filled thirty boxes tor overseos distribution, ond sponsored Thonksgiving baskets for less tortuncite peo- ple in the city, with eoch homeroom porticipoting. C. H. S. is proud to be represented in this internotionol orgcinizotion. With the increased demond for tovors, scropbooks ond other bits of entertoinment for service men, this club plons to become one of the moior service clubs next yeor. Q Hcxrdworlcing members'-First Row S. Cierpke, P. Gilley, S. Wood, S Towers, P. Brown, B. Loiyton, D West, J. Elrod . Second Row B. lVicJunkin, F. Kibble, M. North ern, P. Hutson, V. Sholibo, A. Peak C. Angcl Third Rcw: H Moore, P. Hodge, K. Hcxrolson, N Connolly, J. Drennen, P. Fry, A Mims. The ever working office monifors are C. Savage, W. Blaylock, E. Gray, D. Fare, Miss Bazemore, V. Taylor, R. Tate, P. Minnick, B. Camp, P. Gilberi. 0F'FIilE ITIJR The office monitors help Miss Bazemore in The office, by answering The Telephone, carrying messages and sorfing mail. They also help collect The Teachers' absenTee lisfs Twice daily. In May They enjoyed a delighTful afternoon on Lake Chickamauga, followed by a picnic supper. E TERTAI E T CLUB Learning The arf of making everybody have a good Time is The besf object of The EnTerTainmenT Club. They swap ideas abouT differenT kinds of games and Types of enTerTainmenT wiTh which To enliven Their parfies. It is one of The many popular inTeresT clubs aT C. H. S. Front Row: J. BriTTon, J. Baird, F. Bowman . Second Row SeaTed: M. Pierce, H. Van Zanf, N. Davis, C. Williams, B. J. Baird, J. Derrick, B. Mariin, M. E. Sanders, M. SmiTh, B Cables, P. Whifson . Siandingz D, Snyder, S. Bradley, E. HeTTon . . . Third Row: B. Frazier, P, Young, D. Porfer, J Atkins, N. J, McGriffin, W. L. Deems, A. Raulsion, E. Ledbeffer, Hughes, B. Shull, VV. D. Benfon, S. Layne, J. Carroll, B. J. Jones G. Smith, C. Smifh, G. Wilcoxen, J. Wyrick. L. Holland. sw , B s 7 if 5 5 Taking time out from their pho- tography work First Row: B. Annis, O. Ellis, P. Silver, L. Smith 'wiv-4 Second Row: F. Stubinger, J. Who lay, R. Wcilthour, J. Smith, R Hatcher, G. Keith, T. Crumbliss . . Third Row: B. Henninger, K, Ling N. Rollins, T, Edmonson, H, Adair T. Marshall, G. Neal, F. Frayar, B Johnson, B. Crouch, J. Shepard, W Hise, B. Wood. Ni tial' CA ERA CLUB The Coniera Club, sponsored by Mr. Conrad Bates, encourages interest in photography as well as teaches the proper way to make and enlarge pictures. Among their special projects were the photo- graphic bulletin board opposite room 205 and printed photographic Christmas cords. LIBRARY TAFF The library staff assists Mrs. Moyvvhort in checking in and out books as vvell as tiling rnogcizines, ree turning books to their proper places and arranging bulletin boards. This is another ot C. H. S.'s in- dispensable service clubs, On April 20, the C. H. S. library statt was co-hostess with Central High School tor the East Ten- nessee Library Assistants Association. Seated: H. Gann, H. Jacobs, A. Alnion Second Row: S. Busy putting books in their proper places are T. Vilexler, VV Barron, Mrs. Maywhort, B. Kolodkin. Kidwell, B. Goettmonn, M. Gordon. Qw- 'lllI-:J ,s-W' so SPANISH CLUB To enioy the lan- guage they were study- ing, the Spanish Club members learned Span- ish games and songs. Something different in the Spanish Club activ- ities was the presenta- tion of a Pan-American Day program in assem- bly including a play, The Girl from Brazil. Getting in the Spanish mood-First Row: M. Mont- gomery, L. Alley, C. Jones, S. Winer, C. Adams . . Second Row: J. Parham, S. Trotz, D. Parker, P. Hardin, A. Radford, C. Ridgeley, A. Thompson. CANASTA The demand for a Canasta Club was so great that two clubs were f o r m e d. Both clubs studied the rules and learned to play the game correctly. Misses Smallwood and Scholze are the sponsors of the two clubs. First Table: H. Pierce, S. Clemons, G. Allison, M. M. Pledger, J. Young, L. Lynch, M. McCormick . . , Second Table: F. Vanous, J. Wolff, J, Hilbert, J. Wolfe, R. McAlister, C. Hale . . , Third Table: P. Scoggins, J. Williamson, E. J. Baird, J. Watson, J. Wagner, J. Mc- Laughlin. First Table: B. Hennessee, S. Crawford, H. Williams, B. Thurman . . . Second Table: D. Zeiser, D. Bostain, D. Jones, B. Roy . . , Third Table: J. Cole, R. Crane, C. Medley, M. Massey . , Standing: J. Clayton, P. For- rester, E. Broadway, C. Duda. HI-STEPPERS A tew girls interested in baton twirling or in being maiorettes torm- ed the Hi-Steppers Club. They enjoyed ex- changing new turns and steps every club period. Some hope to perfect themselves enough to march with the band neyt year. These cuties are O. M, Holcombe, M. J. Stargel, B. Hudson, B, Ballard, P. Hene- gar, B. Wctrren, B. Morris, B. Christain. HORSESHOE This c l u b enioyed many hours ot clean sportsmanship in play- ing horseshoes. lt gave the members time just to relax and enioy their leisure time at Thursday activity periods. First Row: P. Trotter, W. Hutchison, M. Wyrick, F. Bullington, B. Stone, P. Stineciplier, B. Turner, J, B. Biadlry Second Row: H. Srtcor, E. Gaylon, C. l'aCl- gc-tt, D. Hale, D. Parker, G. Euflirgtin, L. Panter, l.. De- Toof, K. Riggs, G. Atchley, P. Smith. BOOSTERS To a w a ke n and maintain school spirit is the purpose of this newly formed group. They sponsored basket- ball and Golden Gloves ticket sales and helped the band earn money tor their trip to Florida. First Row: D. Ledford, P. Haswell, E. Adams, M. Simp- son, N. Stroud, E. Grey, M, Clarke, E. Richardson, F, Buffington Second Row: P. Wltiisan, C. Merritt, A. Broome, O. Thacker, S. Bald- win, VV. L. Deems, B. Lasaf ter, M. McCormick, M. Patter- son, M. Cornwell . . . Third Row: J. Hoodenpyle, J. Engleltfirdt, N, Pope, H, Moore, J, Wagner, J. Jonas, B. Dcnnoy, S. Wood, Coach Mathis. These dancers are4First Row: N. McGilvary, P. Brown, D. Pickering, S. Howard, J. Stewart, B. Card . . . Second Row: D. Rymer, B. Hare, B. Bell, A. Peak, tvl, Forrester, A. Carter Third Row: P. Gilbert. B. Lasater, T. Sops, F. Durham, G. McCar- ver, L. Berry, B. Hilowitz. President Carol Douglass is not pictured. CH0l-T UGRAP Dancing is a love ot these pretty airls They formed this new club to learn new steps and practice their dancing with each other Their part in Stunt Night was enloyecl by al' who attended llllllllll HIGH PUBLI ITY The Junior High Publicity Club keeps the Iunior highs and our high school in close touch with eacn other by going to the various lunior hiah schools and putting news about former students ot their school on the C. H, S. bulletin boards maintained in each lunior high school First Row: N. Connelly, L. Castle, S. West, J. Drinnon, B. Lee . . Second Row: L. Thompson, P. Durham, J. Donahue, J. Hanks, P. Watts, N. J. Miller, J. Bettis, B. Nor- ton, C. Phillips . Third Rcw: T. Jones, P. Kettle, R. Fer uson, S. lsenburg, P. Q Hatfield, L. Pinkerton, J. Pinkerton, B, Schwartz, F. Frogel, R. Saylor, H. Cald- well, B. Northern, R. Ashton, D. Evans, J. Adams, J. Tall- ma n, J. Word. These personality girls ure -First Row: M. Moore, P. Hecithcoot, W. Watson, N. Towmey, M. Burns, E. Hulr gon, P. Gilley, B. Worntsley, E. Pope, R. McKernon Second Row: T. Boehm, B. Eaves, D, Diclnert, N, Pope, L. Deerns, G, McCallie, P. Cotton, E. Nelson, J. Morris, P. Peolc, N. Weiss, B. Dobbs, G. Eidson, M. Phillips. UPHO UHE PER 0 ALITY The Personrility Club hcis leorned obout correct introductions, toble inonners, nionners cit porties, ond behcivior when doting. All the members feel os if their time was well spent on such studies of etiquette. 0PHOMORE DRAM TIC Lecirnincq ciucilities for proper stoge poise was one of the ochievements of the Droniotic Club, Visiting the Little Theciter ond Frye Institute wcis on experience to some of the rneinbers. They olso reed ond acted plays cit ecich club meeting ond hod fun together. Wotchiitg the nct of D. Shapiro und M. Duggan First Row: T. Rogers, T. Mc' Devitt, M. Dressler, M. Moul- ton, B. Lowry, M. Cortee, A. Ogden Second Row: M. Cornwell, B. Pnrtin, J. Timmons, L. Becity, A. Holt, D. Creed, G. Nance, E. Mil- ler. The athletes: First Row: G Graves, S. Worlen, G. Rob erts, J. Brandon, B. King, J Atchley, B. Dillingham, R Stevens . . Second Row B. Ballew, T. Holland, W Drake, L, Duncan, G. Per kins, B, T. Hagewood, B Roy . Third Row: B Dearlng, M. Clayton, W Zachry, G. Brown, S, Wood H. Rowland, B, Hobbs R Cobb . . . Fourth Row: M Pryor, R, Coleman, K. Camp J. Bates, L, Bradford, J. Duke Under the capable leadership ot Gene Roberts the Letterrnen tultllled their ettorts to promote better sportsmanship at Cnty They put on theur annual dance and chapel program entertaining the whole stu- dent body and the members were entertained at thelr all day plcntc at the end ot the year. CLUB Promoting Interest IH chemistry and chemlcal thlngs rs the purpose ot the Chernustry Club. They have made tnps to the Unlyersuty ot Chattanooaa science exhlbrt and the Chattanooaa water works. Any- Alvvays eager to learn sonethlng new Fnst Row P Cortee J Journey D Argo B Love S Bradlord, J Cuthbert B Lester A Mums Second Row B Askew J lamb G Temple C Crovvnover C Wade, U First Row: J. Bates, K. Powell, .I Parish, F. Wood, P. Jensen, B. Ben nctt, M, Bruce, M. Clayton, T. Davis Miss Colston Second Row: Fl Hawlm, V. Powell, L. Worley, P Rains, W. Blaylock, B. Rich, J. Bislr op, D, Jones, J. Berry, D. Jones, W Layton Third Row: D. Hart sock, N. Wooten, C. lvey, P. Pullerr G. Potts, P. McGuire, l l. Campbell Cv. P e r k i n s, M. Patterson Fourth Row: D, Rogers, F. Bodine V. Henley, K, Sexton, F, Taylor, P Morrison, J. Baling, J. Hill, K, Royse S. Padgett Fifth Row: J. Wal ler, B. Evans, J. Erd, G. Hudson, M Hamilton, B. Spradling, B. McClur kin, R, Braclcett, B. Giddens. The B IB L UIQU B The Bible Club has been successfully responsible tor all Chrrstran Fellowship programs at C H S This Club has promoted Chrrstran growth and fellowship among the Iirgh school students They enloyed giving fruit, toys and the Book at John to needy Negro children rn Chattanooga The nrembers all had a good time at the many rntormal parties they have had JUNHHlSE l0H PFRSUNALITY The members ot this club put on programs to show each other the rights and wrongs ot rrranners The have had several artres to rllu trate table and art manners Y P P Y First Row: B. McDowell D P ker J p KID Secon ow P C r R. Williams, Miss Terrrll D Wrson rr on The Homemokers are First Row: E. Gray, M. McConnell, M. McDon- ald, B. Callowoy, C. Ling, M, Whitl tle , . Second Row: B. Calloway, S. Forrester, V. Goss, F. Holl, A. Hampton, P. Cox, B. Rea . Third Row: C. Norrell, D. Nunnelly, M. Simpson, B. Smith, P. Farrar, J. Elrod, J. Adair, C. Cook, B. Cole- mon. FUTURE HUMEMAKER of AMERICA The F. H. A. ot C. H. S. ioined The notionol organizotion just this yeor. They hove mode severol Trips To see how other groups operate ond To shovv them The vvciys oT the Chattonoogo High School group. They learned howto keep ci budget, howto be C1 successful hostess and hovv to keep well groomed os well. ART UL The Art Club members ore olvvciys being colled on to drovv, point, or moke posters for vorious Things ciround City. This is hord work, but These copoble people seemed to keep everybody hoppy os well os use Their Tolents Tor Their ovvn pleasure. These originol people ore noted Tor their unique initio- Tion. The nevv members must oll vveor costumes signifying some phose of ort. Sketching P. Hutson4First Row: P. Heathcoat, l. Cope- land, L, Corter, B. Hams Second Row: S. Bloye lock, B. Smith, B. Williams, B. Rohald, C. Byrd, R. John , Third Row: J. Francis, J. Anderson, M. Crouch, J. Petty. Testing their speed-First Row: E. Higdon, J. Tonner, B. Kincer, P. Pettit Second Row: l. Gibson, J. Chambers, B. King, E. Lynch Third Row: C, Brown, B. Owens, N. Maynard, D. Brown, R, Carter, M. Allen Fourth Row, D, West, V. Taylor, V. Picheson, J. Taylor, B. Layton. CUMMEI-llll CL The members of this club have gained a better understanding of office requirements and office etiquette. They have had many outside speakers who talked on How to Make Applications, How to Behave on the Job, personal experiences of office workers, and several helpful motion pictures. Ulllllllt lil-ti-l 'PICS Apprentice actors, these juniors learned to tread the boards in their club room with Miss Walker as sponsor. Everyone had a part in one or more skits or play given during the club period. New tal- ent was discovered and old talent was enjoyed. When try-outs were held for the junior play, Arsenic and Old Lace, many club members tried out and signed up to work back stage. M Allen, B. Denney, M. Smith, L. Derthic, M. Roberts Second Row: H. Fryar, B. J. Smith, A. Coffey, D. Ledford, V. Robbs, W. Deford sifer, E. Zimmerman, J. Williams, A. Elliot, A. Hutcheson . . Fourth Row: F. Hammontree, P. Hodges, l. Frances, M. E. Bagett, R. Mason, B. J Phillips, N. Evans, B. McConnell, M. Wiggins, M. McClary. Dramatists of toworrow-First Row: Third Row: C. Lewis, V. Stan- THE SWING BAND First Row: J. Kilgore, B. Moore, D. Fisher, B. Dugan, D. Vtforley, L. Lanilo, E. Gaiiv P. Davis, J. Collins Second Row: T. Jones, J. Stevenson, T. Turner, B. McDonald, E. Garrett. ll. S Clll IC THE CLASSICAL RECORD CLUB First Row: G. Parks, S. Griffin, D. Hag- gard, C. Hassig, M. Tetel, F. McDonald Second Row: H, Moore, M. L. Cox, L, Cooper, J. Moon . . Third Row: B. Wise, V. Malone, M, McMinn, M. A. Plan- zer, M. Prater, D. Epstein . . . Fourth Row: P. McKenney, M. Viness, H. G. Hall- mark, T. Miller, P. Roberts, S. Wood, R. Perez, E. McDonald, B. Hochberg, T. Wolle, S. Dressler. THE ORCHESTRA First Row: N. Speed, P. Roberts, C. Kol- quist, C. Hassig, M. A. McDonald, J. Jor- dan, H. Van Zant, J. Williams, M. Cox, M. McKinney . . Second Row: A. J. Rad- ford, J. Hendrix, L, Alley, F. McDonald Third Row: B. Lassater, F. Bodine, R. John, S. Cierke, J. Wolfe, A. Elliott, B. Rea, B, Irwin, A. Law, B. Duggan, S. Cade-lc, B. Goettman, M. Hull, S. Bradford, C. Jones, J, Carroll, J. Evatt, M. Layne, B. Partin Fourth Row: C. Barton, L. McCoy, H. Fredrick, J. Hilbert, L. Holcomb, T. Crumbliss, B. McDonald, G. Swafford, E. Garrett, R. Ashton, J. Timmons, P. Cox, P. Stiensifer Fifth Row: T. Wolf, H. Moore, B. J. Phillips, J. Erd, P. Davis, B. Brovvn, R. Williams, A. Slatton, H, Rush, S. Doyle, J. Boling, R. J. Mason, B. Roholcl. FOR THE CHOIR Firsi Row: B. Tipton J Mor T, Hrlnwlvlonfrgc, CJQV Brown, R, Perez, S L LyJL J Jorfc L. Ashworth, T. Rxnlv B Hu S Gul s. Second Row S Griffin S Woori O. Tlmckf-r, F. Stl vlnfor I Spmrd, V. Buker, P Hodcns B Cusnrnun F. Durlmni, N, Wlwlsori ROJSHQ Build, B. J. Philips ermon Mrxson Third Row B Frcxzfr B un fun, L Love-loco, M iroe Mc 11:15 Dunierf, H. Rush, J Brxfei G A Bosmin, T. Duvis, Lyons, G. Ncxncf . . Fourth Row G, Bullingfon, P Purkcr, T. Wrmrie J McALis1z1r, K. Con M Pu nn B. Deming, S. A CTnmo THE GLEE CLUB First Row: H. Fu P Bao I, A, FOHIS, B. Wounwsley B M Gillvy, B Snydcr, Bc Second Row: P Auron, M inq S. Cox, G. Eidcnrn P M A Bru 0 D. Hm'IsoCk, J. SH On Moon L. Minion, F. Gurus n Third Row B DMM, J. Evritt, M A Dcxy M AIT: L, Davis, N. Evuns Ross, l. D. Cum: cGuliLf Fourth Row J A Hu k H Mmori P. Fm'uur', A, Elliott A HUTCLN B, Wligiiii, F. Dun lu NC un in Hmmpton, P. STrxnQ.lfrr X- And while we're remembering, we'll think about the dances and parties we came to, Parents Day, and May Day and all the other special events. The plays and Stunt Nite stand out too. We will remember, with a touch of pride, how it felt to be backstage as well as in the limelight. All the world saw was a finished production in THE HEIRESS, THE TORCHBEARERS, and ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, but we remember the sweat and toil of practices and crew work, the monotony of learning the lines, and the work of getting up props and scenery. We had fun working, though, at the practices, and while reminiscing, one of the little things that will always come back to mind is the feeling we had, that faint wondering whether our iob had been well done, that hope of praise, when we heard those ever present scene closing words . . . EVERYBODY ON STAGE. I1 Jw We I ,,.g,, 5 w 21 'Nf- 'X'- 4 1 O 3 I 5 I M5 . x 2 5. 0 ,gi J A ,X 1 , 1 A PARE Cool, refreshing punch is a wel- come TreaT for all at The Tea in The home economic living room for The parenis. Allison Tallman and Sylvia Smith serve some punch To Mrs. J. W. Denning and Mrs. A. J, Law, Jr, ls iT going To rain? was The quesTion many people asked as They vvaifed for The annual Parenis Day To begin. As The band sfruclc up The firsT noTes of music, everyone crossed his fingers and hoped ThaT iT vvouldn'T rain Then. AT ThaT Time The R. O. T. C. baTTalion passed in review, and The sponsors were formally presenTed. Sharing honors wiTh The R. O. T. C. was The Drill Squad. They execuTed a complicated drill formation, Then The girls' sponsors were presenTed. Drill Squad Sponsors and Officers: C. Almon, M. Grieser, M. Ciayfon, P. Minnick, D. Thaicher, B. Camp, D, KinTon, G, Mans- field, S. Worlen, J. Gray, J. McAlisTer, B. Hays, B. GuThrie, J. Nabors, P. Davis, C. Muse, B. King, A. Tallman. 'l' ?x'- .L '-4. . ' Hkflvlff 1 AY... Joyce Gilbert shows her fafher, Mr. W. Harry Gilberf, how The new machine for driving is used. Look- ing on are Mrs. W. Harry Gilbert, Donna Zieser, Mrs. M. C, Zieser, and Nancy Zieser. AfTer The specTacular ouTside perform- ance, The parenTs and friends reTurned To The school building for visiTs To The various classrooms. Here They had The chance of seeing The accomplishments of Their children and The work of The school. Eagerly everyone Then paid a visif To The home economics living room where he enjoyed a cup of delicious punch and cookies. R. O. T. C. Officers and Sponsors: E. Gufhrie, M. Grandy H Freeman C Angel J Englehardf M Kenan S Worlen J Gray, B. Dearing, F. Kibble, B, McCallie, M. Brown, P McDonald B Hennessee E Hll E M Huis J Cahoon Bradley, R. Sullivan, S, Crawford, J. McAlisTer, B. Hays D Thafcher N Clark P D C Muse B King B Thurman o PicTured are H. Rowland, S, Howard, J. Brandon, D Pickering A i - l , iW5U -ii K -as 'F ss M M2 ,4 ' 'A ' gging w W K R 1 XSL? iw K N553 M X Ai WS M? 3355 aw 0422 RLEPD U15 DEC Oapxe VOR we GAME X be M A .il ,S S 40,5 HOM2 Mfc OMING C RLEA DERS AND BAND KEE -e f . I f , 1 P SPIRITS HIGH AT CITY CE L GAME MZ' 'S Q 5 S, av I 'I VTWN we N y X W- fm? ,mm W . 'N zfwlwwfm? 5? .,., - ,fiaxzrnsfwb PM ' . 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MISS MARIAM CLARKE At Stunt Nite everyone eagerly awaits the presentation ot Miss C. H. S., the senior girl most rep- resentative ot the ideals ot Chat- tanooga l-ligh School. This year Mariam Clarke was presented as She is pictured at the lett with her e Miss C. l'l. S. scort, Massey Clay- ton, at the presentation. The other ei ht cl g can idotes for Miss C, H. S. and their escorts are pictured be- low. Lower Left, First Row: Betty Langston, Frad Vanous, Phyllis Gilbert, Ed Guthrie S d , econ Row: Becky Tote, Bill Guthrie Ch ' ' arlotte Muse, .lim McAllster Lower ight, First Row: Polly Minniclc, Gene Roberts, Maurine Grieser, Bill King Second R - ' ow. Allison Tallman Harry. Row- land, Patsy Forrester, Ronald Sullivan. S Hits 3.331 its-'Sys g... wi? wg Jw -A .V ,, as J fl 4 5 4 Y Q, M we ME 'K V ,..1 t-:V ,X W VA. 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Q'-3 if R Q' 42:63-Y NXOSX M X Mi OST POPU KARL MART mx x Wggxoxi N4 N . mn H i MOST STU DXOUS: MAUR --in Mosr Q W, K UXMV AN D RQNAKO S RNE GREXSER AN ATT E: UON SEI . ff? K BOLD ,ff AND N. EST DAN MOST REPR I 1 B x Essrvmnvf, HAROLD FREEMA f ' , NAND Z MAURINZE cfesfsfg -A'A' - if if 5 1 4 g 'sf , fu 'E T 'x L , ' 5' ss Y f am: y X ,K 3 A I- rf T n, T 2 ef f F f T' 'A - Tm W MOST ATH PM-. Wag TIC, BETTY VAUGHN AN A wi 'UN G RR D AN TLBEN TLU5 G ci?-51 BEST DRESSED at 1 SUE CQA 'NM WFORD A ND BILL D EARTNG . M' was ' Now we near the end of our annual and as we look back we try to think of the things we will want to remember in later years. We'll probably remember the gripes and the quarrels we had with our teachers, and the football games we Kwon and lost. The dances we went to and the parties . . . Stunt Night . . . May Day . . . And as we look back there'll be a sad note too. We think of the things we have done for the last time. Our last Spring formal . . . the Senior play . . . the last football game. It will all be part of us. Chattanooga High School will have become part of our lives and even though we live a hundred years and travel a mil- lion miles away when we hear that certain strain of music we will always hear Booncy say . . . LET'S STAND AND SING OUR ALMA MATER. I L K 'I H 3, P111 ' PURT Golf Team. First Row: Vanous, Clayton, Captain . . , Second Row: Evans, Hale, Lowe. Playing in the local golf prep league, the Dynamo golf team made a creditable showing as individuals and as a team. There is no regular golf coach, but Col. lra Summers, band director emeritus, lends a helping hand to the young sportsmen of the greens. I-lard training and practice paid off for the track team when they entered the regional meet in Nash- ville. Stanley Worlen, a great runner with a real winning complex, came in second in the lOO and in the 220 runs. Jackie Bates, hitting the cinders for his third and last year at City, came in third in the 220-yard dash. The 880-yard relay team was composed of Worlen, Bates, Bill Dearing, and a sopho- more, Mark Biesack. Rickey Cobb, another sophomore, brought home the medals for fourth place in the 440 and for second place in the high jump. Sophomores really took the spotlight on the track team, as Sam Terry placed third in the 880. A mile is a tough run for any fellow, lout Henry Short, a iunior, came in second in the regionals. Short was also a member ofthe two-mile relay team, along with Sam Terry, Mickey Neville, and Rickey Cobb. ln the high jumping, Sonny Clark was right behind Rickey, placing third. Coach Bobby Matusek's track men hit their peak with this meet, for they earlier lost a close dual meet with their arch foe, Central, and did not continue their good work at the state meet in Cookeville, However, the future looks bright for the track boys who return next year. Track Team. Front Row, left to right: Biesack, Bowen, Rowland, Lancaster, King Second Row: Terry, Barker, Huskins, Brueckner, Dearing, Payne, Cobb . . . Not Pictured: Short, Clark, Worlen, Bates. Wig' 'iii .gl The Beat Uentral for The Iii Trict Title During The regular schedule Coach Dick OsTeen's cleated nine Took Two games from Hixson, one from Tyner, dropped two To Central, and spliT one apiece with OolTewah, Red Bank, and Soddy-Daisy. Right aT The end of The season Gene RoberTs climbed on The mound To twirl a no-run, no-hit game against OolTewah Tor an impressive 3-O vicTory. ln The play-oTTs, The Team advanced over CenTral in The surprise game of The season. Downing Cen- tral 4-2, The Dynamos became The DisTricT Champions, moving on To play Mclviinn, 3-2. The win over Mclvlinn entitled The Dynamos To advance To The Regional meet at Johnson City To meeT Sullivan High ot Kingsport Missing The breaks and caTching The bad ones, our Team came out on The bottom of a T-Q score, stopping Their winning streak and ending The season. For individual honors Gene Roberts and Larry Bradford made The News-Free Press all-city team. Bill Dearing led The Team's hiTTing wiTh a .393 percenTage. Most of The boys found Themselves playing baseball during The summer wiTh Their old TeammaTes as They became members of various Teams Through- out The city leagues. The younger members of The Dynamo Team became The nucleus Tor The Furlow-Cate Henrys in The American Legion seT-up. District Baseball Champions. First Row, left To right: Davis, Burke, Pryor, Stone, Bradford, Nerren, Wilson, Smith, Coleman, Walker . . , Second Row: Henderson, Manager, Nerren, Roberts, Bates, Caldwell, Payne, Dearing, Young, Dillingham, Worlen, Coach Osteen, Johnson. Q- in .B wr A 5 A X ww 'W Q W S,'f5i??.s wb Q XX -1, ..-- - QW? N E NS? K' vf,.5,gAjj'. fi as Q-RN 'fi - 9 S W -' 1 fa XX 'ix .wigs 5 Q JN- .2 Qtff-2 B ff 'W ml. -4 X 'ii' 1 3 , a , .. xy ,X 4 S as A. Q' 0 I HSE IC and 0Llt L UE llre ccrst ol Arsenic and Old Luce, Seated: Lowrance Bryant, Borboru Denney Standing: lris Frrincis, Shirley Trotz, Lcrnror' McCoy, Jini Rorrnrrs, Prrrry Pc-rrrson, Ed Krrowling, Burnrrrrl Horlrburg, Lcifry Fincher, lla-rrry Short, Joe Crow, Wirt Gunie rrrorr Not Pictured: Tonrnry Turner. This spring the Juniors presented Arsenic ond Old Lace, ci Broodvvoy hit thot hos lgeconre on crrrrcrteur theotericol toyorite, Arsenic ond Old Lace feotures two sweet old lodies who feel thot it is their duty to sencl lonely olfl nren to heoven by Woy ot blockberry Cordiol with ci touch ot crrsenic. Much credit is due these Juniors for performing in ond working with this delightful corrrocly, Prorluction lrrgghlights June Simpson und Dorcas Ross do 41 niuke-up rob on Bn-rrrrir'rl lr:rlrly rlrrrrrii-s Sun Juurr Hill Sonio Witter und Chcrrles Krutchen, ussstunts to the director, check with pionrpter Rr-lm Maison nrt rririrrrsul Properties cornrnittee-, seated: Junet Dootson onJ Bcrrboro Cord, standing: Carolyn Bolvrrrurr, Junly Fielfls, Ann Sinrttorr, New l E F 3 2 r ' - 3 AQ? wh ? QRS' The Mc 0 o 0 on MW a y 1 Jang Qcwlancf KING Sue Cjwwfcwcf QUEEN may 1951 1 I Senior girls in the court were Sylvia Gaither, Bettye D. Smith, Frieda Weaver, Baroara Bede well, Opal Shipley, Ruth Carter, Charlotte Roth, Jo Ann Watson, Virginia Pendergrass, Jane Journey, Nita Sue Wooten, Charlotte Ivey, Kaye Powell, Miriam Hatfield, Jo Ann McGukin, Barbara Rich, Dona Haggard, Susie Griffin, Rebecca Tate, Gail McCarver, Sara Edwards, Doris Fare, Martha Brown, SUS Mariam Clarke, Miss C. H. S., crowns Queen Sue Crawford as Towers, Laquita Ashley, Barbara Kincer, Peggy the attendants look on Fry, Joyce Clayton, Barbara Calloway, Linda Berry, Dot Pickering, Lona Dean Worley, Ramona Perez, Nora Stroud, Josephine Bishop, Barbara Kernea, Carolyn Baker, Virginia Powell, Pat Jensen, Frances Wood, Martha Pledger, Jo Ann Woodward, Betty Bates, Mariorie Simpson, Bette Vaughn, Sue Padgett, Doris Jones, Adrienne Carter, Nancy Hilton, Donna Zeiser, Janice Petty, Iris Copeland, Celie Angel, Mildred Gordon, Marlene Kirby, Virginia Taylor, Wanda Panter, Sara F. Howard, Patsy Forrester, Peggy Cartee, Billie M. Lester, Carol Savage, Phyllis Rains, Margaret Graham. Mary Whittle, Arlene Peak, Marilyn Wyrick, Mary Ann Planzer, Norma Sells, Peggy J. Pearce, Beverly Hilowitz, Elizabeth Higdon, Layne Lynch, Dorothy Brown, Carolyn Cook, Carolyn Ling, Armillda Mirns, Gwen Parks, Joyce Gilbert, Mary Jo Miller, Joyce Moon, Sue Layne, Mary Lou Ashworth, Virginia Baker, Martha Grandy, Sara E. Lyle, Nancy Speed, Mary Ann Day, Martha Allen, Pat Williams, Edith A. Werndli, June Higgins, Jean Francis, Jean Bradley, Mary Jo Patterson, Betty J. Jones, Jo Ann Yee, Carol Douglass, Mary A. McCormick, Dudley Jones, Barbara Warren, Betty Russey, Joan Davis, Bettye Hen- nessee, Betty Layton, Wilma Richeson, Velma Richeson, Sara S. Clemons, Jeanette Snyder, La Dell Carter, Jeanette Jordan, Waynette Blaylock, Toby Wexler, Barbara Camp, Lillian Cohen, Emily Broadway, Barbara Duncan, June Morton, Dorothy Shannon, Shelia Baldwin, Sue Willhoit, Blana Love, Opal Thacker, Jo Nabors, Margie Pedigo, Charlotte Muse, Allison Tallman, Betty Wise, Jeanette Tanner, Betty Langston, Jane Herndon, Gerry Mansfield, Maurine Greiser, Polly Minnick, Margaret Hulsey, Nancy Clark, Doris West, Florence McDonald, Rowena Lowery, Viola Malone, Beverly McMinn, Eleanor Gray, Mary B. Hill, Barbara Calloway, Barbara Bennett, Sylvia Smith, Joan Gray, Joan Smith, Barbara Thurman, Nancy Lee, Jean Synder, Sue McAllister, Katherine Newman, Frances Kibble, May Day Royalty: Janet Kenan, Trainbearer, Mariam Clarke, Miss C. H. S., Massey Clayton, her escort, Harry Rowland, May King, Sue Crawford, May Queen, Booncy Hays, Maid of Honor, Don Seibold, her escort, Mimi Kenan, Trainbearer, Cathy Crawford and Pamela Blaylock, Crownbearers. ,ip YI is Jig . , I L f it Eye' tg lik! .s.........,,. -,- . 1-A iw P 5' - pL. Mlll-ill AYDAY... Scenes from the pageant: Ili One ot the tive maypoles. l2l Recreation for the Pioneers. 431 Phyllis Gilbert does a war- dance for Carolyn Brown, Indian cltief. I4' Miss Liberty QLOU Ann Dertliickl and Uncle Sam fPoul Golleyf. 151 Members of the court in the processional. 161 Armed Forces United from Mrs. Stott's pageant. THE H0 URED LEADERS in '51 Each year The seniors who have been ouisfanding in characTer, leadership, scholarship, and service are given awards for Their achievemenTs. On May 29, The following sTudenTs were recognized: Bill Deolrlng' Alumnl Awolrd for besl Oll' Harold Freeman, Trimble Award, Maurine Greiser, Valedicfar- I'OUf1Cl boy, Paisy ForresTer, Babe Rufh ian and D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage and Pin, Ronald Sportsmanship Awordi Horold Freeman, Sullivan, Saluiaiorian and S. A. R. Award. The Trimble Award for The senior mosT oursianding in scholarship, loyalTy, and achievemenT, iviarfha Grandy, D. A. R. Good CiTizenship Award, Maurice Greiser, ValedicTorian and The D. A. R. Good CiTizenship Pilgrimage and Pin, Booncy Hays, Alumni Award Tor besT all-round girl, Edwin Hill, N. H. S. Award for dependabiliTy, Mary Jo Miller, Ochs-Oakes Award for scholarship, characTer, leadership, and service, Gene RoberTs, Babe RuTh Sportsmanship Award, Ronald Sullivan, SaluTaTorian and S. A. R. Award for dependabiliTy, co-operaTion, leadership, paTrioTism, RoberT Vandiver, Sophomore AchievemenT Medal, awarded To an ouTsTanding senior for service To The school. Robert Vandiver, Sophomore Achievement Award, MarTha Bill Dearing and Booncy Hays, Alumni Awards for Best All Grandy, D, A. R. Good Ciiizenship Award, Edwin Hill, N. H. S. round Girl and Boy, Pafsy ForresTer and Gene RoberTs, Babe Award . . Noi Piciuredz Mary Jo Miller, Ochs-Oakes Award. Ruth Sporismanship Awards. Iu. i BX'5dT 21 in- 7Y l-H5 1ZI?,sUS'Yl'!'? . NY s PGP snow WN nr ff N FUN AT T HE KID KARNIVAL LITHE FEET HARRY AND HIS MOM TIC-TAT-TOE AT THE JUNIOR PARTY we 145251 WHAI FUN 5'S fLE I KEY CLUBBER HULL AN SWEETHEART WOOD w i usum sooo rms - , Q EV-'AEN S UARWUE me aw., . :E Q' Ri as 1 ' 4 4 . S, -sy n-: ,,g:.Y- ..y' . 1 if ',, S 5 H 'Bw H2 1' xi RETAIL MERCHANTS PAGE Miller Brothers Co. Loveman's, Inc. Ettron's lnc. Koblentz WDOD General Appliance Corp. C. V. Brown and Co. 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Have A Coke Before the game, during the game, after the game, u frosty bottle of ice- cold Coca-Cola is so refreshing. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY CHATTANOOGA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. 0Q,Q '440Q'.,.r.'xq. Nf.f4-.QQQQ Q,,.,.,Q, '.',,'-,',,0,,,, -Q' Q,Q.- , 'f 0x,4-0,'QQQQQ,, 'x Q04,-',, - ',,, Compliments of SOUTHEASTERN VENETIAN BLIND CO. Chos. H. Thomosson CGFTGV PiTTmO+'+ ,,,0'f'0,',, '0Q0'4N,,4,,,0N', '7 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4 1 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4 Best Wishes to the Seniors from one of Chottonoogds Ieoding industries! Success to the Seniors of the DYNAMO of DIXIE TENNESSEE PAPER COMPANY 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'Q ' 'I 'I :I I 1 'I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I I 'I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I 'I .I Compliments of DAVENPORT HOSIERY MILLS 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I I I ',,, Q',,, 00Q',q ',', ''f',, 0f',,,f',',,','f',,'- 1f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I WF ,, ',,-0,',,', ,,,,'4,, ,' ,,,0'0,,','Q''Q' ', ',,',,,','f,,,4,','fQ,,,fQQ 44oQ0Q,4440Q04, 00,Q ,,',,',,,',0 ',0, 00 Dames lili . fy! 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I 1, 'I 4, I 'I I I I I .,,g0',,,,,,,-,-,,',,-'- ',0 ',,,,,,,Q 09J994 96990-0990-4f!JNJ-J-96-49943 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I A F R E N D I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I :J BLESSING 8g WATERHOUSE 'Wholesole Grocers WI LKI NS CANDY CO Distributors of Sch roitft's Chocolotes :::::::::: :::4.,:::.-:::: ---v , ':--Q .... ::::::: -.-:: TENNESSEE TEMPLE COLLEGE BIBLE SCHOOL- SEIVIINARY 3 Schools With o SINGLE PURPOSE Tennessee Temple College is oble to offer the very finest Christion otmosphere ot the some time giving the best in Iiberol orts eclucotion A Distinctive Christion College Coll or Write REGISTRAR TENNESSEE TEMPLE COLLEGE Phone 9-2501 - 9-2502 TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY ::::0:::- ::::Q:.-Crfs.e:: CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE COMPANY ond Potten Food Products COBBLE-MUSE HOSIERY MILL PORTRAITS ED FORSTN ER STUDIOS IO9 West 8th Street CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE Telephone 7-6145 - 88-2897 COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL FRANKLIN PROCESSING CO. THE KRYSTAL C O M P A N Y HArviBui2eEi2s America's Choicest Meats TAKE ALONG A SACK FULL Chattanooga, Tenn. Atlanta, Georgia Rome, Georgia Columbus, Georgia Nashville, Tenn. Macon, Georgia Jackson, Miss. Montgomery, Ala. Knoxville, Tenn. New Orleans, La. Memphis, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. Cetc.I HOTEL PATTEN CHATTANOOGA'S LEADING HOTEL THE UNIVERSITY OF C HATTAN OOGA One of the South's Best Institutions A College Education Means A Worthwhile Occupation for the Student. Preparation for Profession or Vocation. Appreciation of Moral or Spiritual Ideas. Development of Character and Intellectual Ideas. Developing one's understanding of lite, en- riching, one's personality, broadening one's sympathy, making contact with the lives of the good and great of all ages, preparing for life and living, as well as making a living. THE REGISTRAR GILMAN'S PAINT STORE f::: 7 1, I 1, I 1 I 1' I I 'I 1 I Compliments 'I of 'I 'I I :I ' 1 I 1' 1: ' 1, 'I 1 THE READ HOUSE 'I 'I 1 'I I 'I I HAPPY VALLEY FARMS JERSEY CREAMLINE MILK 'I 'I 'I 1, I, 1, 'I 1: CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE 1' 'l 1 HAPPY VALLEY ICE CREAM l, CHATTANOOGNS l , FINEST I-IQTEL I RGSSVILLE GEORGIA 1, I 'I 1 1 4 1 :S1iflIiil1iiiiiiiiiii,, if ,,iiiiiiiliiiii,,,iiiiiil, 'I ll 1, I, As You Leove School to Foce the Future, ll 'I We Drink ci Toost to Your Success with 'I I CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 'I E THE NATioN'S LEADER IN I I TECHNICAL CERAMICS E lnsulotors for 1 Rodio, Television ' ond 1, Electricol Applionces 'I 'I .I While most of our customers ore locoted 'I north of the Moson 81 Dixon, we tolce pride in the foct thot their purchoses from us hcive 'I 'I Il drown millions of dollors to this Southern city ft ond furnished support to on estimated I,5OO :I people, including employees ond their depend- 1, ents. 1 1 I fr 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I 'I 1 I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I J Our Pure Woter CITY WATER COMPANY A. F. PORZELIUS, lvlonoger TOM'S TOASTED PEAN UTS Distributed by HOWARD F. WOOD 3 West I3th Street A:::::-4-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::: : :::::::: :::: COBBLE BROTHERS MACHINERY CO. A. A. A R N E Y GENERAL CONTRACTOR Concrete - Mosonry - Building Repoirs Phone 88-2597 THE HAJOCA CO. JACOBS WHOLESALE CANDY CO. 6-2728 QI 9 E. tom ST COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT CATERING TO PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANOUETS A -::::::::::o::::::::::: :::::::: : : :::: :::: :::::, COLONIAL Is Good Breod BU RKART-SCHIER CHEMICAL CO. MANUFACTURERS AND .IOBBERS I I28 Chestnut Street 4 9 - ------A--A+A-++------- -:: f NATIONAL 1 FUNERAL HOME BROWN BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Excavating - Concrete Driveways 1701 Central Avenue 7-6642 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE ' If Q -. .f I T' 1 'T L, :::::::00:: 00000 :::::::::::- f::::: :: ':: ::::::: :::: i 3 MOVE the ARROW WAY 'T 'T 55 ARROW TRANSFER a. STORAGE E Phone 6-6161 1208 King Street FOX BROTHERS CO. Since 1918 CHATTANOOGA'S OLDEST FOOD DISTRIBUTORS 1215 King Street 'P T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T J 0 f- :::::::::4-4-:::':::::::::- ' LOOKOUT OIL REFINING cO. E Subsidiary Ot , ARMOUR 8. COMPANY Manufacturers Ot ArmOur's Shortening W. A. GALLOWAY CONTRACTOR Signal Mountain I, ................. 1- -- ------------ --- 1g M. W. HEDGES ff Manufacturing CO., Inc. 'T TI Automatic Water Heaters 1 L.. :::::4-::::: A:: SAMUEL STAMPING And ENGRAVING COMPANY ,Sb 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T I T J 1 1 T T 'T 'T 'T 'T :T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T T 1 J :::::4-::.-:::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::: EVANS JEWELER Phone 6-3673 EVANS FOR ELEGANCE Phone 6-3673 I5 Eost Seventh Street J. AVERY BRYAN CO. INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Newest Finest Funerol Home - Home Owned Home Operoted Constont Growth Proves Our Unexcelled Service -+A----A---A--A---A-A-----------0+----0v::-004-40::::04::: - -------,-------- ...... -------v---------------0------ MCALLESTER HOSIERY MILLS Monutocturers ot Distinctive Hosiery CHATTANOOGA -::::::: ::::::::::::::::.-:::.-::.-:::::::: :::.f:: ::, ANDERSON MOTOR CO. KAISER - FRAZER DEALER 2435 Rossville Blvd. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE A Sovings Account Would I-IeIp on Your Educotion 51.00 Storts on Account FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASS'N. cHAttANoooA -::.f.-.,.-4-:.-:::.-,-:::.-:::,-, - ..,.-: ::::::::,.4 v :::..-:: :: WHITESIDE-STEARN Chottonoiogds Finest Cool Yord COAL - COKE - STOKERS A::::::::::::::::::::::::::::of-0'400' Q pafvap MOUNTAIN CITY STOVE COMPANY ' I CAFETERIA Eouiprvismt EASTERLY Q woooi-:EAD FLowERs IOO Eost 8th Street ----,----- r -vv-----v------vv I 9 East 7th Street I viousr CAMERA sHoP Photographic Dealers KODAKS - FILM - SUPPLIES ., Telephone 5-25I2 I ARCHER PAPER CO. WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS Office Supplies Towels and Toilet Paper School Supplies I, v-.--. ---,-' v......... - vv Q0 vvv. .... Q ,,,,, ....... --- I FIRESTONE I For Car and Truck For Home and Farm I I24-26 Market Phone 6-3189 S U C C E S S T O T H E SENIORS -::::: ::::a-::::::::::: I For Work and Play JOHN MARTIN co., I INC. C R I S M A N HARDWARE CO. Q- - - - ::::::- I BRYAN FURNITURE co. 4, AA-AAAA-AA-+AAAA - Compliments BILL PENNEY'S I4OI-9 Dodson Avenue JL -v---vv--- .--. - .-v..... ......... - -qp ---A-A----------- -.f AA------AA- -- f ffff fffffffffffffrfr ' ' COMPLIMENTS or NIXON MACHINERY 8. SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. RAY B. SLAGLE INS. AGENCY 3I6 Hamilton National Bank Bldg. District Agents for AETNA LIFE INSURANCE I Ig soo carter sneer I Q, A::::::::::::::::::::::: I We Never CIose BILL'S ESSO I, 605 Cherokee Boulevard I: Phone 6-9409 5-1728 4,:::::::::::::: -:::::: :::::::::: CARROLL'S FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions I I3 West 6th Street 6-2951 ------------------ ----,------- Compliments of CI F R I E N D T H E V O G U E ' 3617-21 Broinerd Rood C v-v-----vvv-v---v---------- -- E CHATTANOOGA lgji LINEN SERVICE 'I It 'I It ------------------------------.I I,:------------------------------ SOUTHERN SADDLERY CO. HOME OF FINE LUGGAGE 3001 South Brood Street 'Y X :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v - II II FREEMAN'S UMBRELLA sHoP II It REPAIRING AND COVERING J ::::::::::::::::::::: WILSON COMPANY New ond Used Books ' READ MORE BOOK CO. 22 Eost Ninth Street 6-6546 MUTUAL CANDY CO WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY GOOD LUCK, TUNNEL REXALL STORE SENIORSI +I JustthrougI'1theTunneI 2-2156 iiiiiiiiiii: J' iiiiiiiiiiiii' Qi iii: DYER s. BRICKELL , Compliments -,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,::,,,,,,,,l ' of C1 ':::::::::x::::::xxxx:::::TI I CHATTANOOGA VENETIAN III BLIND co. ' F R I E N D 2-1187 1400 MCCALIIE AVENUE ' +------------------A--- J r -- ---- - -------- r 1 COMPLIMENTS OF TIVOLI AND ROGERS COMPUMENTS or SHERMAN WILLIAMS CO. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS :::::::a-::::::::.-:::: ::::::: ::::: CHATTA. BUTTON 81 BADGE MANUFACTURING CO. Order Dept. 626 Cherry St. Factory 205 E. 8th St. -v4 ..,.....,. M. B. EAVES PRODUCE CO. Wholesale and Retail on Fruits cmd Vegetables 702 East Eleventh Street 4,,-v- --v- ....... -- .... ,,----: ---- ......-..... A - --,---A-- PACKER CORPORATION OUTDOOR ADVERTISING HATFIELD 8. KEEF New and Used Furniture 55 East Main Street NORTHSIDE DRY CLEANING CO. EAVES BADGE 8. COSTUME CO. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TOMLINSON'S RESTAURANT G O O D G. G. CROUCH L U C K, xiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,, LOG CABIN MILLING SE N I O R S ! COMPANY LOG CABIN CORN MEAL FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZER - HAY - GRAIN I724-26-28 Dayton Blvd. l Z,,:,,,,,:-,,,,,-,,,:,:::::,--:x: Q - - -:::,':::::::::.-::::::: .+:::' ':::::::::::::::- - - -,fy --+---- - - A 'I I CHEK-R-BOARD I I FEHN'S RESTAURANT I v v v - v v - - - - - - v v ::::,-4-:::::::::::::: 'I 3426 Brainerd Rd. I Tremont at Hixon Road I, I W. C. Greeson I 614 Georgia Avenue I, z -.-::, ----- ----- '7 I' PEARL s. LEONARD Mogozinemm ,WZ ovERBY SERVICE STATION Phone 3-0949-R I CITY MEAT MARKET HALL RADIO AND SOUND E. A. BUSTAIN COMPANY ------- -------------,,----- I ----:---A-:--.-:::: QLLQLLQZQQQQQQQLLQQLl,LQLLl 'I v :lQQ:QQlQQ:QQ:::::Q::::, SHERMAN'S PHARMACY I TOM CAT DUNGAREES PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS I 1 ' Main aT Williams STreeT Phone 6-3617 FH Better and Lost Longer fjifiiiiiiiffifiij iiiiflfffififff :::::liiiliiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiii I COMPLIMENTS OF B. C. BEDFORD - BUICK SERVICE RAMSEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co. QE Brainerd Rd. fiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiliiliiiii'-: ., , ':ifif: :fiiff ' I :::::' ---v ----- -:::-::: I BAPTIST BOOK STORE 1,25 ,OS EoS,S.X,h S, gg ig CHATTANOOGA SURGICAL Co Phone 7-3845 I 1: JAMES w. VINCENT ' COMPQQAENT5 PLUMBING AND HEATING 1, HARPEWS DRUGS 3939 Sf- Elmo Avenue 5: I: 362 Mccqllse Ave. 6-7161 - - - - - :::'-.-::.-:,,:::::.- , , - , ,,, . . .. INCLLNE DRUG Co. 1: MQ,,.,,MCDO,,OUg,. 1: HOLSUM BREAD COMPANY Ma rTin McDonough, Jr. -::::::::::::::::::.- J -- ..... ,,---,----,,- ..... -------, ----- --- ........... ------------ A... ,--- 'YF 1,1, I0 UM W. C. TEAS COMPANY 1 1. 1,6 E.. Eighth EE EE OSCAWS SANDWICH SHOP Telephone 7-T246 ':::::::::i:::::::' - - -ii:iik L::::::: ':::::::::::'::::::::' vvvv:ee--v--------r--------'+- 0,0','Q,,'f 'r:ff0'f,,Q,'0,4'Q4 WF hh 50 'P tl STOVALL HARDWARE CO. NORTHSIDE PHARMACY 711 Cherry sfreef 6-7101 I: 1' 00 00 JL' -::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: -- :::fQ::::::::0:::: - AAA- -AAAA AAA'-AA A, --- - ..... ---- ---------- ,.,,--,,---- ,..,v -,,, --- --nr---- - v--- ---vo--------vv - qs Complimems of If 1. 1, THE SHOE RENEWRY AGNEW HARDWARE CO. Ig If , , 802 B d S 30 Frozier Avenue NorTh Chotfonoogo 4 I roo freer 5 1 Between the Bridges E Choffonoogds Finest Shoe Repcir U 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,-,,,,,,,,:,N,,:,:q-:: -::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::1f- ::::: Q4,,',0',','4,QQ0'e Cheap And Fosf MI 'th NATURAL GAS gf gi TEMPLEToN's JEWELERS CHATTANOOGA GAS co. FE 5, 1 hh Nb I Nh Ju- ..-... . .... ........ - vvv--- --v ---- -----v------- 4f------,.,-',f:,v--,.,,.-:C,,:.-, - ll I P THE BOYS' SHOP :E :E Complete Outfitters E, 1' A F R I E N D for 1, 1, 4 Boys and Young Men 1 -:::::::::::::::::::::: :: '::::::::0':::o::':::, 1 1 1,1, 1,1, JD - --- ........,.. oar--- ..v,v. -:::::::::::f:::: THE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Represemed by E. O. FITZGERALD :::0::: f-',444,4'0'4JQ44 '::::::::::::: - ---A----------A---- :: II f ffxunu: ::::::Nf::::::: II Complimems of F I TENNESSEE PRCDUCTS and CHEMICAL CORP. if SOUTHERN FERRO ALLQYS DIVISION I ji CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE EE E'ffllffflffffffflffllIiiiiiiiiilliffiliiiiiiiiiiiffffll ' TERRELL ELECTRIC CO. I I IO4 McCc1IIie Avenue I1 A COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE I 2-I I38 I 1 KAY'S ICE CREAM I 'I 'I 'I 'I LK,::,::'-::,:::::::,, ,:::::: 99 4- 9 0'-IN-Jkt!!! 9l--09-I-wI-.v--I-Qv- :i 'I 'I 'I 'I LUGGAGE SHOP ,, WI GQUf..EI s Q Q fgwaembm pafzaqcwz D fgenfremdm pmagrm D fgemendw pczaaqan Yll ll Q llllilllllllll Q Qxlllwdf . 'N' oday illiwe are printers of the by yearbook of your school. Q ' Tomorrow as you seek your future in the , , . llq professions, industry and commerce Q we at Paragon hope to serve you with the essential Printing and Lithography Q you will need in the pursuit of your career. Q Many of our best customers came to us through friendships formed around the annual planning table or from former grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual. mu, Aw ww flifqg 'El I aft' f ag A be aragnn ress Q 'Ti' - r I S I . ',j,gA +- Monrsomenv, ALABAMA JQWWQ W uk ,t COME' WHAT JVIAY. CONFIDENCE is the heritage of youth .... it is also a fundamental requirement of business . . Q. . attained by 'long study, training and experience ' We have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs throughout the country for over thirty years .... an accomplishment for which We are truly grateful and justly proud .... 'k if at A- -Ar CQLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISIQN ALABAMA E N GRAVI N CI' C OMPANY B 1 RMI N G HAM. ,A-X 1 4 ww 1 A 13-V' .V ':ft 'l I , , !.1l.l 1I'n iiiki V f 3 K ' , 1 ' H K' ,W .,,... Q Q9 5 nl ns 21' .F 5 GENE Rosems, cLAss' 'PQE .,,a - ' 1 J SHORT DRESSES FOR CLASS DAY FOOD AND FUN AT THE LEWIS AND DOUG REMINISCE fx-'fs ...sin WH A-.ZGANDY-WATER SOFTBALL BEAUTTFUL LAKE OCOEE DD A TREASURE CHEST Oiivu i-HKING GANG? A SOPHS SERVE AT PROM '!k. LETTERMEN'S PICNIC KING NEPTUNE' AT PROM CHEF BOB AND COOK CONVERSATION ON TH DANCE FLOOR T COUNCIL FUN