Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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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.

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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