Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1952 volume:

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W -.r , 'ffl , - iff'-.4 . 11 Chottonoogo High School includes wisdom, friendship, spirit, orgonizotions, troining, fun ond the building itself. These chcirocteristics become o port ot e-och student os he enters City but remoin with him long ofter he leoves. The seniors were proud to have o port in giving C. H. S. the new look by their gift to the school - one of the new trees on the front Iown. high 'Hz mf wk x w1-WW' :ik mmqj YP, W fx X 4 -. A Y x a l X EJQLQ w f 4, 15' MW,f,vQs mb ww +1232-y mafwwgw MU.vri'Ar 'swf' , , 1 1 I .J -..fm 5 5 X sk Qwvq www! th faculty Even in the faculty women outnumbered the men. In some cases City boys took advantage of this situation by being able to sweet-talk the women teachers into a second chance at a pass- ing gracle. The teachers explained this partiality by saying how sweet one boy looked or how earnestly another seemed to try. Disre- garding these little inci- dents and by working together, the students and faculty made 1952 a most enioyable year. ,MZ 72a tllillll MR. FRANK H. TROTTER MR. LAWRENCE G. DERTHICK Commissioner Superintendent The Board ot Education has as its duties the formulating ot general policies for the government of the school system, the appointing of a superintendent of schools, and the making ot recommendations to the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner at Education is Mr. Frank H. Trotter, who is also chairman ot the Board. Commissioner Trotter received both his B. S. and M. S. degrees trom the Chattanooga College ot Law. He is also president of the Tennessee School Boards Associ- ation and President of the National School Boards Association. Superintendent ot Chattanooga public schools is Mr. L. G. Derthick, who works with the Board of Education and keeps them informed as to the needs and activities at the schools. Superintendent Derthick is president-elect ot the American Association of School Administrators. The principal of Chattanooga High School is Colonel Creed F. Bates. Included among his many duties as principal is being sponsor ot the Student Council. Colonel Bates is also a trustee of the University ot Chattanooga, secretary of the board of trustees of Bonny Oaks School, a lieutenant-colonel in the Army Reserves Corps, and chairman of the Army advisory committee for Chattanooga. All-X 2 ' MATC' C I The members of the Board of Education: Sitting: Com- missioner F. H. Trotter, Mr. R. E. Biggers, Mr. Alt J. Law, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Irvine . . Standing: Mr. Wylie R. Markum, Mr. Harry Miller, Superintendent L. G, Der- thick. Not pictured is Mr. Henry l.. Barger. 'I'litlTlll Colonel Creed F. Bates, principal, takes time from his many school duties to talk to Superintendent Derthick in regard to school business. A new figure at CHS this year was Mr. George Henry, aide to the principal. Mr. Henry was front office receptionist, and he was seen daily checking the absentees and those who were tardy. He also kept the activity calendar, and was an official chaperone at all school functions, The school registrar, Miss Ruth Scholze, has as her duties the keeping of all school records, the compiling of all class ratings, and the figuring of all personal and test ratings. To help students with college applications and send grade transcripts of students to various colleges and business firms are a few more of her numerous jobs. Miss Amelia Bazemore, school secretary, is always seen in the office carrying out her various tasks. Among her duties are writing all school correspondence, making all reports to the Southern Association and the state, and changing schedules at the semester. Mr. Conrad Bates, co-sponsor of the Bulldogs, is school treasurer, and Mrs. Nan Martin, Bankers sponsor, is assistant treas- urer. All financial business of the school is under their direction. Mrs. Martin, assistant treasurer, and Mr. Miss Bazemore and Miss Scholze use the Bates, school treasurer, check some of the Mr. Henry, assistant to the principal, permanent records daily for the prepara- many records ot school transactions. checks the time for six weeks fire drill. tion of transcripts and recommendations. 3 5 Ei t li ,. it fi is W'Q l 'QPF' 2. i is AEP' Mr. Bates Mr. Henry Mr. Barnes Miss Bates Mr, Bates Miss Battle Miss Bazemore Mrs. Bohr Col. Bone Mr. Casavant Miss Chandler Mr. Connor Mrs. Crays Mrs. Dalton Mrs. Daniel Sgt. Easterling Mrs. Felts Mrs. Gostin Sgt. Hall Miss Hamilton Mr. Haman Mr. Henry Mrs. Holloway Mr. Hudson Mrs. Huffaker MR. CREED F. BATES, Principal, B.A., University of Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Student Council . . MR. GEORGE A. HENRY, Aide to the Principal, B.A., Eureka College, M.A., Peabody College, University of Chattanooga . . . MR. YARNELL D. BARNES, American History, B.B.A., University ot Chattanooga, Sponsor, Cinematographers . . . MISS BETTY BATES, Mathematics, B.S., Martha Washington College, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, Columbia University, Universite Laval, Quebec, Canada, Sponsor, Dynamo Business Staff, Dynamo Circulation Club . , . MR. CONRAD W. BATES, Physics, Aviation, Treasurer, Stage Manager, B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, M.A., Peabody College, Middle Tennessee State College, Case Institute of Technology, Co-sponsor, Bankers, Bulldogs. Page I0 7h FACULTY MISS ELIZABETH BATTLE, French, Spanish, B.A., Miami University, Middlebury French School, University Laval, Quebec, Conodo, La Academia International Soltillo, Mexico, Sponsor, Maroon and White Business Staff, Language Club . . , MISS AMELIA BAZEMORE, Secretary, B.A., University at Chattanooga . , . MRS. EDWIN T. BOHR, Biology, B.A., University of Chattanooga, University ot Georgia, Sponsor, Junior High Publicity Club , . . LT.-COLONEL GEORGE A. BONE, PMS8iT, B.A., Western Kentucky State College . . MR. A. R. CASAVANT, Band, Swing Band, B.A., B.S., University of Chattanooga, University of Tennessee, Tennessee Military Institute, Boston University, Vander Cook School of Music, Sponsor, Hi-Steppers, Record Club. MISS BEATRICE CHANDLER, English, Guidance Coordinator, B.A., Wesleyan College, M.A., Columbia University, North- western University, Sponsor, Film Club, Guidance Service Club . . .MR. GEORGE CONNOR, English, Speech, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, University ot the South, Bread Loaf School of English, Sponsor, Dramatics, Chapel Committee, Masquers MRS. MARJORIE H. CRAYS, English, Luther College, B.S., University of Nebraska, University of Southern California, M.A., Arizona State, Sponsor, Discophilia Club , . . MRS. ELIZABETH L. DALTON, Shorthand, Dictation, Basic Business, B.A., Univer- sity of Chattanooga, Edmondson School of Business, Peabody College, University of Michigan, Sponsor, Y-Teen Club . . . MRS. CECILIA E. DANIEL, Chemistry, B.A., University of Chattanooga, Columbia University, University of Chicago, Sponsor, Chemistry Club. SGT. ALVA R. EASTERLING, SR., R. O. T. C., Sponsor, l'lOnor Platoon . . . MRS. SARAH STANSELI. FELTS, English, B.A., Agnes Scott College, University at Tennessee, University ot Wisconsin, Sponsor, Junior Red Cross . . . MRS. VIRGINIA C. GOSTIN, Librarian, Audio-Visual Coordinator, B.A., University of Cincinnati, Peabody College, Sponsor, Library Staff, Library Club . SGT. ROBERT L. HALL, R. O. T. C., Sponsor, Rifle Team . . . MISS JOSEPHINE HAMILTON, History, Sociology, Economics, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, M.Ed., University of Cincinnati, Sponsor, Camera Club. MR. THOMAS L. HAMAN, Auto Mechanics, Cabinet Making, B.S., East Tennessee State College, Sponsor, Plastics Club , . . MR. JAMES W. HENRY, Biology, Plane Geometry, Geography, B.S., Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Chattanooga, Sponsor, Key Club, Assistant football, boxing, and track coach . . , MRS. RUBY HOLLAWAY, Bookkeeping, Typing, B.S., B.A., Georgia State College for Women, Sponsor, Handicrafts Club . . MR. WENDELL B. HUDSON, Driving, Columbia Bible College, B.A., University of Chattanooga, Sponsor, Bull Dog Club . . . MRS. ANALEE HUFFAKER, General Music, Glee Club, Choir, Orchestra, B.A., University of Chattanooga, Atlanta Conservatory of Music, Sponsor, Boys' Glee Club. MRS VIRGINIA C GOSTIN JULY 18, 'I952 At the beginning of second semester, H. S. librarian, Mrs. Gostin, Mr. Baker, assistant band director, helps Miss Chandler, guidance chairman, helps to checks on tilm for classes. Mary Alice with a difficult passage. change schedules. Mrs. Kerr Mrs. Lewis Mrs. McCollum Miss McCrary Mrs, McKeehan Mr. Muroney Mrs. Martin Sgt. Martin Mr. Matusek Captain Miller Miss Moore Mr. Osteen Miss Parks Miss Patton Miss Perry Miss Pryor Mr. Salmon Mrs. Schmitt Miss Scholze Miss Smallwood Mrs. Stott Miss Terrill Mrs. Townley Miss Walker Miss Ziegler MRS. EUNICE B. KERR, Art, B.S., Peabody College, M.Ed., University of Georgia, University of Chattanooga, University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Art Club . MRS, BESSIE sity, Sponsor, Ping-pong Club . . MRS. C. H. MlSS ANNA MCCRARY, Spanish, B.A., University Sophomore Class . MRS. BETTY MCKEEHAN, man of Clubs. FLO LEWIS, Biology, B.A., University of Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia Univer- MCCOLLUM, Nurse, Baroness Erlanger Hospital Training School for Nurses . . of Chattanooga, MA., Columbia University, Sponsor, Cheerleader Club, Office Practice, Typing, BS., University of Tennessee, McKenzie School, Chair- Page I2 7k FACULTY MR. CHARLES E. MARONEY, JR., Mathematics, BS, Northwestern University, Louisiana State University, University of Chattanooga, Sponsor, C Club, Knothole Gang . MRS. NAN B. MARTIN, Assistant Treasurer, Sponsor, Bankers , SGT. KENNETH H. MARTIN, R. O. T. C., Northwestern University, Sponsor, Officers and NCO Club . . MR. ROBERT J. MATUSEK, Director of Athletics, Football coach, B.A., University of Chattanooga, M.S., University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Ath- letics, Boosters' Club . . . CAPTAIN ROBERT G. MILLER, R. O. T, C., Morris Harvey College, Sponsor, Disc ancl Diamond. MISS MARY L. MOORE, Bible, B.S., M.A., Moody Bible Institute, New York University, Sponsor, Bible Club . , MR. J. R. OSTEEN, Physical Education, Biology, Mechanical Drawing, B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers College, Co-sponsor, Social Dancing Club . . . MISS NINA PARKS, Home Economics, B.A., Maryville College, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Girls' Service Club . . MISS LILLIAN PATTON, Latin, Columbia University, B.A., Agnes Scott, Sponsor, Honor Society, Film Club, G.Y.M.'s . . . MISS CATHERINE PERRY, American History, B.A., Martha Washington College, M.A., Vanderbilt University, Columbia University, Sponsor, Senior Class. MISS KATHARINE PRYOR, English, B.A,, University of Chattanooga, University ot Tennessee, Sponsor, Dynamo Editorial Staff, Junior Class , , , MR. WEBB SALMON, English, Ancient History, Typing, B.A., University of Chattanooga, Sponsor, Creative Writing Club . . . MRS. LEONARD R. SCHMITT, Home Economics and Biology, B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Future Hornemakers . MISS RUTH SCHOLZE, Registrar, University of Chattanooga, Edmondson Business College, Sponsor, Canasta Club, Deputies . , . MISS ARMINDA SMALLWOOD, English, B.A., University ol Chattanooga, M.A., Colum- bia University, Sponsor, Canasta Club. MRS. KATHLEEN BROCK STOTT, English, B.A., Birmingham-Southern, M.A., University of Missouri, Sponsor, Canasta Club MISS ELIZABETH DURANT TERRILL, Mathematics B.A., Hollins College, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Handicraft Club MRS. IDAREE H. TOWNLEY, Child Development, B,S., Mississippi State College for Women, Mississippi Southern College, University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Record Club, Awards, Chairman of Committee for Personal Relations , MISS KATHERINE WALKER, English, B.A., University of Tennessee, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, Sophomore Maroon and White Club MISS MARY WILL ZIEGLER, Physical Education, B.A., University of Chatta- nooga, M.S., University of Tennessee, University of Colorado, University of Oregon, Sponsor, Girls' Varsity Basketball and Volleyball team, Co-sponsor, Social Dancing Club. Senior class announcements are put on the Senior bulletin Bates, Miss Patton, and Mr. Osteen enioy themselves at board by Miss Perry, senior class sponsor, and Lawrence Bryant, lunch in the cafeteria. class president. Page I3 as F' 35 . fl , , M..- Q-, MA-M1-.fwma Classes usually mean work and boredom. Af- ter thinking about our classes, we realize they're really fun. In some classes we have film strips, movies, rec- ords, and interesting field trips. Lots of work is done in class, but some of our happiest memories start there. At school we make passing and last- ing friendships - and sometimes even lifelong romances. A ,s f ,iw ,rdf 0 W Senior officers David Keown, Claudia Smith, Ronnie Coleman, and Lawrence Bryant prepare for a class meeting. We CLASS H195 LAVVRENCE BRYANT , . . l-lard-working and capable, presided over the Class of '52, RONNIE COLEMAN . . 4 All around athlete, vvas the vice-president of the class. CLAUDIA SMITH . . . Always resourceful served as the efficient secretary of the class. DAVID KEOWN . . . Careful keeper of the books, did the work of the treasurer. Under these, their capable leaders, the Class of '52 proved that work and play can be successfully combined, ln the many projects undertaken bythe seniors, they have shown ingenuity, initiative and originality. Beginning early in their sophomore year, they presented the Thanksgiving program to the school, and when called upon as juniors to sponsor the annual Junior-Senior Prom, they demonstrated their zeal and originality by transforming the gym into an under-sea world . After they took upon themselves the duties of seniors, they repeated their abilities in the very special entertainment they fur- nished the children at the Christmas party. All things must come to an end, and the Class of '52 brought their three years at Chattanooga High School to a close by exhibiting many unusual antics and costumes Senior Day. May Day, Class Day, the senior picnic and baccalaureate sermon were over soon, bringing commencement all too quickly. Page i6 REBA NORMA AND MACKIE TREE TRIMMERS BETTY BILL COLLEEN AND GWEN' ALIAS HARDROCK, COCO, AND JOE if uv f w-Si iw-I H 13 SHIRLEY CHECKS ENGLISH REDL I 5:4 i E' I S QL A P. Aaron G. Abrams J. Adair E. Adams M. Allen S. Allen J. Alton B. Annis D. Argo E. Atkins M. E. Baggett L. Bailey E. J. Baird W. J. Baird T. J. Baird M. J. Ballard B. Ballew S. Barnes B. Bell W. Bell J. Berry J. Bishop R. Bishop S. Blaylock F. Bodine C. Boleman J. Bolen B. Bowen F. Bowman J. B. Bradley J. Browder B. Brown C. Brown P. Brown M. A. Bruce l.. Bryant F. Buffington G. Buffington D. Burgin B. Burnette C. Butler K. Byrd w rr N. ,T ing If wg -:- X X Q it .six A JN. . 5. WN. 3 Y? .. ,... . . . 3.i . E .Q A . y ,X ,. . . ,.,.,..,.. ,.,. , . 3? fi . , . 1 A A in .... xx K 'mash . X it ii. -vim SN .-TZ. 'B . if K s' + , Wan-ew Www.. :. 'a 2522555525 fx g--. in W ---- A TE- f .,.,. in ., '. ' 1 .. .ik - -MF' -- .. Wm rw g . -Ez .. 5 1 -EH . A 0533? S Sur News Sang. ww.. M F5335 f ri . W B J. ...J 7A S PATRICIA AARON - Maroon and White Club, '5li I'l0f5e Shoe Club, '51 , . . GERALD ABRAMS - Chemistry Club, '5l: E. T. E. A. Choir, '50, '5I, '52 . . , JANE ADAIR - Record Club, '50, '52, Handicraft Club '50, F. H. A. '51 . . . ESTELLE ADAMS - Record Club, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '50, F. H. A., '51, Boosters, '51, Deputy Council, '52, Gym Manager, '52 , . . MARION ALLEN - Sophomore Maroon and White, '50, Maroon and White, Circulation Staff, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Stunt Nite, Business Staff, '51, Student Council, '52, Ar- senic and Old Lace, Production Stott, '51, Honor Society, '52, The Winslow Boy, Prompter, '51, Dynamo Business Staff, '52 . . , SHIRLEY ALLEN - Personality Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '50, Bible Club, '52, JUNE ALTON - Handicraft Club, '50, Dynamo Circulation Stott, '51, Y-Teens, '51, Canasta Club, '52 . . . BEVERLY AN- NIS - Honor Student, Sophomore Dynamo Business Club, '50, Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Camera Club, Vice-President, '51, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Squad Leader, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . DOROTHEA ARGO - Maroon and White, Managing Editor, '51, '52, Record Club, '50, Chemistry Club, '51, Camera Club, Vice-President, '52, Sophomore Dynamo Business Staff, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '51, Honor Society, '52 - . . EMILIA ATKINS - Record Club, 50, Entertainment Club, '51, Li- brary Club, '51, The Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '52 . . . MARY EVELYN BAG- GETT - Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Bible Club, '52 . . . LARRY BAILEY - Bankers, '51, '52, Disc and -Diamond Society, '51, Non-Coms, '51, Camera Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '51, '52. ELINOR JUNE BAIRD - Record Club, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Gym Manager, '52, Plastic Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '52, The Land We Love, '52 . . .JEAN BAIRD - Record Club, '50, En- tertainment Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Red Cross, '52, Deputy Council, '52 . . . T. JUNE BAIRD - Personality Club, Secretary, '50, Entertainment Club, '51, Boosters, President, '52: Stunt Nite, 51, '52, The Land We Love, '52 . . . MARY JANE BALLARD - Maiorette, '50, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Twirl- ers Club, President, '50, '51, '52, Entertainment Club, '50 . . . BILL BALLEW - Football, '50, '51, '52, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, '52, Recreation Club, '50, Christmas Program, Santa Claus, '52, Red Cross Club '51 . . . SAMMY BARNES -- Basketball Club, '50, Horse-shoe Club, '50, Basketball, B Team, '50, Record Club, '51, '52. BILLIE BELL - Social Dance Club, '50, Choreography Club, '51, Record Club, '52 . , . WILLIAM BELL - Chemistry Club, '52, Football, '52, Basketball, '52, The Land We Love, '52 . . . JERRIE BERRY - The Land We Love, '52, Bible Club, '50, '51, Film Club, '52 . . . JEANETTA BISHOP - Arsenic and Old Lace, Advertising Staff, '51, Record Club, '52 . . . ROS- ELLEN BISHOP - Student Council, '51, Treaeurer '52, Maroon and White, Circulation Staff, '51, '52, Record Club, '50, Recre- ation Club, '51, Girls' Service Club, '51, Treasurer, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Drill Squad, Captain, '52 Squad Leader, '52 . . . SANDRA BLAYLOCK - Honor Student, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Record Club, X i i x x E lllll '50, Art Club, '50, '51, Girls' Service Club, '51, '52, Office Monitor, '52, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Maroon and White, Art Staff, '52, Student Council, '52, Honor Society, '52. FRED BODINE - Guidance Club, '51, '52, Bible Club, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '50 . . . CAROLYN BOLE- MAN - Student Council, '52, Dynamo, Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Co-Editor, '52, Stunt Nite, '50, Production Staff, '51, Business Staff, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Win- slow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Drill Squad, Captain, '52, Squad Leader, '52, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '52, Red Cross Club, '51, Junior High Publicity Club, '50 . . . JIM BOLEN - Airplane Club, '50, '51, Baseball, '50, Officers' Club, '52, Non-Coms Club, '52, R. O. T. C. Lieutenant, '52, Record Club, '52 . . . BEN- JAMIN BOWEN - Key Club, '50, '51, President, '52, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, '52, R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant, '52, Track, '51, Drill Squad Sponsor, '52, Candidate, King-For-A- Night , '52 , , . FAYE BOWMAN - Entertainment Club, '51, Social Dance Club, '52 . . . J. B. BRADLEY. JOHN BROWDER - Cinemotographers, '50, '51, '52, Boxing, '51, '52, Junior Optimist Orotorical Contest, '50, '51 . . . BETTY BROWN - Previews, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Music Club, '50, Plastic Club, '52 . . . CAROLYN BROWN - Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Production Stott, '51, Camera Club, President, '50, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, Commercial Club, '51, Arensic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '52, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Co. B, '52, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '52, Y-Teens, '50, '51, Gym Manager, '52, May Queen, '52 . PATTY BROWN - Stunt Nite, '50, '5I, 52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Bridge Club, '50, Sophomore Dynamo Club, President-Secretary, '51, Girls' Service Club, '50, '51, Secretary, '52, Red Cross, Secretary, '51, Honor Society, 52, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '52 . . . MARY ANN BRUCE -- F. H. A., '50, Bible Club, '51, Red Cross, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Land We Love, '52 . . . LAWRENCE BRYANT - Bulldogs, '50, Stage Manager, '51, Pres- ident, '52, Disc and Diamond Society, '50, '51, Captain, '52, Class President, '52, Student Council '52, National Honor So- ciety, '51, Vice-President, '52, Maior, R. O. T. C., '52, Drill Squad Sponsor, Co. A, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Inter- School Leadership Council, '52, Boys' State, '51, S. A, R. Mili- tary Award, '52, Sophomore Achievement Award, '52, FAYE BUFFINGTON - Personality Club, Treasurer, '50, Social Dance Club, '52, Boosters, '51 . . . GENE BUFFINGTON - Horseshoe Club, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Lieutenant R. O. T. C., '52 , . . DARLINE BURGIN - Red Cross, '50, Cheerleaders Club, '51, '52, Maroon and White, '50, Student Council, '52, Prevues, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Gym Manager, '52, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '52, Candidate, Military Queen, '52, Lettermen's Club, '52, Songleader, Class, '51, School, '52, Drill Squad 'Adiutant, '52, Candidate Miss C. H. S., '52, Most Attrac- tive Girl, '52 . . . BILL BURNETTE - Track Manager, '50, '51, Football Manager, '50, '51, '52, Basketball Manager, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club, '51, President, '52, R. O. T. C. Lieutenant, '52, National Honor Society, '52 . . COLLEEN BUTLER - Honor Student, Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Junior Hope Chest Club, '50, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51, Girls' Service Club, '52, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52 . . KATHERINE BYRD - Art Club, Presi- dent, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Classical Music Club, '51, Page 19 72a Sli BARBARA CARD - Sophomore Maroon and White, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Choreography Club, '51, R. O. T. C. Sponsor Co. C., '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Maroon and White Circulation Staff, '51, '52, Boosters, '52 . . . HELEN CARRIER - Chemistry Club, '52, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . PEGGY CARROLL - Record Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '50, '51, Per- sonality Club, '50, '51, Squad Leader, '52, Social Dancing Club, '51, '52 . . . JAMES CARSON . . . PEGGY CARTER - Handi- craft Club, '50, Personality Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, '51, Social Dancing Club, '51, '52 . . . JOY CHAMBERS - Record Club, '50, Commercial Club, '51, Film Club, '52. MATTIE CHAMBERS - Handicraft Club, '50, Film Club, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Student Coun- cil, '52, Honor Society, '52 , . , MARGARET CHAMBLISS - Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Lettergirls Club, '50, '51, '52, Volley- ball, '50, '51, '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '51, Canasta Club, '52, Honor Society, '52 , , . DON CHERRY - Key Club, '50, '51, '52 . . . BARBARA CHRISTIAN - Recrea- tion Club, '50, Horseshoe Club, '50, Twirlers Club, '51, '52 . . , MARY STEEL CLARK - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Prevues, '51, Dynamo Business Staff, '50, '51, Circulation Chairman, '52, Bridge Club, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Manager, '51, The Lund We Love, '52, Drill Squad, Lieutenant, '52, Deputy Council, '52, R. O. T. C. Battalion Sponsor, '52, Candidate for Miss C. H. S., '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . ANN COFFEY - Drill Squad, Lieutenant, '52, Guidance Club, '50, Junior Dra- matics Club, '51, Plastics Club, '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '51, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Honor Society, '52, Honor Student. BARBARA COLEMAN - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, F. H. A., '51, President, 52, Squad Leader, '52 . . . RONALD COLEMAN - Recreation Club, '50, Key Club, '51, '52, Student Council, '50, '51, President, '52, Class President, '50, '51, Vice-President, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant, '52, Lettermen's Club, '51, '52, Football, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Baseball, '51, '52, Boys' State, '51, Escort, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '52, Candidate, King-For-A- Night , '52, Most Representative Boy, '52 . . . JACK COL- QUITT - Record Club, '51, Plastics Club, '52, Student Council, '52, The Land We Love, '52, Non-Cams, '51, R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant, '52, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . TOMMY COOK - Record Club, '52, Track, '51, '52 . . . PATSY COX - Record Club, '50, F. H. A., '51, Social Dance Club, '52 . . . JIMMY CRAWFORD - Cinematographers Club, '50, '51, Canasta Club, '52. BURLESS CROUCH - Film Club, '51, Boys' Record Club, '52 . . . MARY ANNE CROUCH - Stunt Nite, '51, Art Club, '51, Girls' Service Club, '52, The Land We Love, '52, Bridge Club, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Crandall Art Award, '51, Honor Society, '52 . . . JOSEPH CROW - Boxing, '50, Masquers, '52, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '52, Winslow Boy, Assistant to Director, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Deputy Council, '52, Candi- date, King-For-A-Night , '52 . , . CLAY CROWNOVER - Commercial Club, '50, Chemistry Club, '51, Film Club, '52 . . . BETTY CUSHMAN - Record Club, '50, '52, Arsenic and Olcl Lace, Production Staff, '51, E. T. E. A. Chorus Accompanist, '51, Span- lilll ish Club, '51, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Honor Society, '52, Honor Student . . . JERRY CUTHBERT - Honor Student, Chemistry Club, '51, Language Club, '52, Science Award, '52, Honor Society, '52, Torbett Award, '52. JAMES DANIEL - Basketball and Baseball Club, '50, Boys' Ensemble, '50, Honor Platoon, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '50, Track, '50, Non-Coms, '50, Stunt Nite, '51, Sophomore Publicity Club, '50 . . . CLYDE DAVIS - Horseshoe Club, '50, Letter- men's Club, '51, Baseball, '51, '52 . . . SUE DE ARMOND - Adult Recreation Club, '50, Cheerleaders' Club, '51, First Aid and Health Club, '51, Discophilia Club, '52, Student Council, '52, Gym Manager, '52, May Day, Trainbearer, '52, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . WILLIE LOU DEEMS - Personality Club, '50, Enter- tainment Club, '5l, Record Club, '52, Gym Manager, '52 . . . WANDA DE FORD - Camera Club, '50, Jr. Dramatics Club, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Squad Leader, '52, Office Monitor, '52, The Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Boost- ers, '52 . . . BARBARA DENNEY - Jr. Dramatics Club, '51, Boosters, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '52, Previews, '51, Cheerleaders Club, '51, Girls' State, '51, Honor Society, '52, Class Songleader, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Bankers, '51, '52, Deputy Council, Secretary, '52, Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Military Queen, '52, Most Pop- ular, '52, Miss C. H. S., '52, Honor Student. CARL DENNY - Chemistry Club, '51, Boys' Ensemble, '52 . . . LOUANN DERTHICK - Jr. Red Cross, '50, Bridge Club, 50, Jr. Dramatics Club, President, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . BILL DILLINGHAM -'Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, '52, Football, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '50, '52, Baseball, '50, '51, '52, Recreational Club, '50, '51, -Social Dance Club, '50, R. O. T. C., Captain, '52, Adi. Sponsor for Drill Squad, '52, Baseball Club, '51, Basketball Club, '51, Candidate, King-Fon A-Night , '52, Most Athletic, '52 . . . JACK DIMON - Masquers, '52, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . JANET DOOTSON - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Dynamo' Business Staff, '51, '52, Arsenic and .Old Lace, Production Stott, '51, . . . STANLEY DOYLE - Cinematographers, '50, Boys' Ensemble, '51, Winslow Boy, '5l. , JOANNE DRENNEN-Honor Student, Jr. Red Cross, '50, '51, Treasurer, '52, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Dyna- mo Business Staff, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, French Club, Vice- President, '51, Student Council, '51, Deputy Council, '52, Squad Leader, 50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51 . . . CAROL DUDA - Record Club, '50, Canasta Club, '50, Chemis- try Club, '52, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '51, '52, Ar- senic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Pro- duction Staff, '52, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '51 - . . JIMMY DUKE - Football Manager, '49, '50, '51, '52, Basketball Mana- ger,'49, '50, '51, Boxing, '50, '51, Captain, '52, Boosters, '50, '51, Recreation Club, '50, Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, '52 . . . LA- MAR DUNCAN . . . FRANCES DURHAM - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Writers Club, '50, Jr. High Publicity Club, '50, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '51, '52, Choreography Club, '51, Social Dance Club, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51 . . . JOHN EAKER - Baseball Club, '50, Record Club, '52, Horseshoe Club, '51. Page 20 1 gl., . .. . iw Aww www ww Y -wr J X . w 3 J - - 5. . aww Q .. J . 15 2' . .. . 'Q way I Q an 1.41, Y. C. If fi' N4L,,,g Y 3 i A rs . J . B an . 'V' 'W - .. 'Q 5 pn ,lag 3 K if M 4 .A A f -2 -J B my-f W -ff. J.. 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Holl W Hall F. A. J. K. P. D. D. P. B. J. J. P. Hammontree Hampton Hansel Haralson Hardin Hartley Hartsock Heathcoat F. Hefner Henderson Hendrix Henegar K Him C J ifmjyi Wm New F-'f Q .mfs ' x 5 W x I ifgjlr . , X . . . X . ., . 'x W Sim M' .E ' ' 5 rf 5 We lllli VERNON E. ECHOLS - Spanish Club, '50, Record Club, '51, Dancing Club, '52, Basketball Manager, '52, Runner-up, King- For-A-Nite, '52, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award, '52 . . . FRANK ELDER - Spring Concert, '50, Horseshoe Club, '51, Record Club, '52, Basketball, '50, Baseball, '50, Class Prophet, '52, First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '52 . . . AMELDIA ELLIOTT - Band, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Classical Record Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Social Dance Club, '52 . . . NELLIE EVANS - Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Junior Dra- matics Club, '51, Popular Record Club, '52 , . . PATRICIA ANN FARRAR - Record Club, '50, Square Dance Club, '52, F. H. A. Club, '51 . . . BETTY FERGUSON - Semi-Classical Music Club, '50, Commercial Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '51, Bible Club, '52, Deputy Council, '52. JUDITH ANNE FIELDS - Deputy Council, '51, Dynamo, Cir- culation Staff, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '50, Sophomore Dynamo, '50, Bridge Club, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52 . . . LARRY FINCHER - Salutatorian, '52, Record Club, '50, Bankers, '51, Vice-President, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, Treasurer, '52, Student Council, '52, Honor Society, '51, President, '52, Captain, R. O. T. C., '52, Masquers, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Rifle Team, '50, '51, Co-Cap- tain, '52, Student Co-Ordinator, '52, The Winslow Boy, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Kay Award, '52 , . . DON FISHER - Social Dancing Club, '51, Vice-President, '52, Record Club, '50, Pre- Vues, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Best Dancer, '52 , , . CHRIS FORRESTER - Junior High Publicity Club, Vice-President, '50, Library Staff, '50, Boosters, '51, Squad Leader, '51, Candi- date, Military Queen, '52, Student Council, Secretary, '52, Gym Manager, '52, Dynamo, Editorial Staff, '51, '52, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51, R. O. T. C., Sponsor, Co. A., '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Business Stott, '52, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Award, '52 . . ., MARION FORRESTER - Record Club, '50, F. H. A., '50, Choreoyraphy Club, '50, '51, Social Dance Club, '51, '52 . . . IRIS FRANCIS - Sophomore Maroon and White, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Masquers, '52, Stunt Nite, Produc- tion Staff, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Winslow Boy, Production Statf, '52, Honor Society, '52, Acting Award, '52, Honor Student, '52. BARBARA FRAZIER - Personality Club, '50, Spring Concert, '50, '51, Entertainment Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '51 . . . HAROLD FREDRICK - Cinematographers, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . HAZEL FRYAR - Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Junior Dra- matics Club, '51, Record Club, '52, Lieutenant, Drill Squad, '52 . . .IWIRT GAMMON - Cinematographer, '50, '51 ,'52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Winslow Boy, '52 . . . VIRGINIA JO GASS - Record Club, '50, Bridge Club, '52, F. H. A., '51, '52, Deputy Council, '52 . . . IMOGENE GIBSON - Record Club, '50, Commercial Club, '51, Film Club, '52. JOYCE GILL - Entertainment Club, '50, Junior Senior Person- ality Club, '51, Y-Teens, '52 . . . EDGAR GODSEY - Dynamo Business Staff, '50, Cinematographers, '51, Honor Platoon, '50, Film Club, '52, Football, '52 , BARBARA GOETTMANN - Sophomore Publicity Club, '50, Pre-Vues, '51, Library Club, Secretary, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Stott, '51, The Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Stu- dent Council, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . GLENN GRAVES - Lettermen's Club, '51, '52, Boxing, '50, '51, '52, Cheerleader, '52, Plastic Club, '52, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51 . . . GAIL GREENBERG - Record Club, 50, Canasta Club, '51, Boosters, '52 . . . ELIZABETH GRIFFITH - Entertainment Club, '50, '51, Canasta Club, '52. JO ANN GUESS - Songleader, '50, Junior Dramatics, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Glee Club, '51, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Lieutenant, Drill Squad, '51 . . . BOB HAGAN - Bulldogs, '50, '51, '52 . . . CHARLENE HAIL - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Record Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51, Canasta Club, '52, Office Monitor, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52 . . . BETTYE HAIRE - Recreation Club, '50, '52, Choreography Club, '50, 51, Social Dance Club, '51, '52 . . GWEN HALL - Y-Teens, Treasurer, '52, Basketball, '52, The Winslow Boy, Pro- duction Staff, '52 . . WILLIAM HALL - Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Deputy Coun- cil, '52, Bible Club, '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '52. FRANCES HAMMONTREE - Honor Student, '52, Sopho- more Maroon and White Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Record Club, '52, Student Council, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Maroon and White, '50, '51, Editor, '52, Honor Society, '52 . , . ANN HAMPTON - Record Club, '50, F. H. A. Club, '50, '51 . . . JOHN HANSEL - Football, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Boxing, '51 . . . KATHRINE HARALSON - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Sophomore Maroon ancl White, '50, Library Club, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff '51, Y-Teens, '50, Junior Dra- matic Club, '50, Squad Leader, '51, '52 . . . PAT HARDIN - Honor Student, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, President, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Spanish Club, '51, Drill Squad, Captain, Co. B., '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '50, '51, '52, Student Coun- cil, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . DEAN HARTLEY - Record Club, '51, Plastics Club, President, '52. 1 DOLORES HARTSOCK . . , PEGGY HEATHCOAT - Per- sonality Club, '5O, Art Club, '50, '51, Maroon and White, Edi- torial Stott, '52, Canasta Club, '52 , . . JOE HENDERSON - Horseshoe Club, '50, Track, Manager, '50, Football, Manager, '51, Health and Recreation Club, '51, Baseball, '51, Lettermen's Club, '52 , . . JEAN HENDRIX - Record Club, '50, Sopho- more Dynamo Business Club, 'O, Chemistry Club, '51, Plastics Club, '52 . . . PAT HENEGAR - Maiorette, '50, '51, '52, En- tertainment Club, '50, Red Cross Club, '50, '52, Twirlers Club, President, '51, Page 23 VIRGIL HENLEY - Bible Club, '50, '51, '52 . . . BETTY HENNINGER - Camera Club, '50, '51, Y-Teens, '52 . . . BILLY E. HILL - Commercial Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51, Record Club, '52 . . . EARL HILLIS - Record Club, '51, Boys' Ensemble, '52, Land We Love, '52 . . . WELDON HISE - Re- New-lt Club, '50, Camera Club, '51, '52 . . . DONALD HIX- SON - Non-Coms, '51, Recreation Club, '51, French Club, '50, '51, BERNARD HOCHBERG - Honor Student, '52, French Club, '50, Classical Music Club, '50, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Language Club, President, '51 . . . PATSY ANN HODGES - Sophomore Maroon and White, '50, Maroon and White Editorial Stott, '50, '51, Exchange Manager, '52, Squad Leader, '51, Gym Manager, '52, Honor Society, '51, '52, Student Council, '52 . . . RANDY HODGES - Cheerleaders Club, '50, '51, '52, Bulldog Club, '50, '51, Secretary, '52, Disc and Diamond, '50, '51, Dep- uty Council, '52, Boosters Club, '52, Cheerleader, Class, '50, '51, School, '52, Candidate, King-For-A-Nite, '52 . . . FRENCH HOGE - Recreation Club, '50, '51, Boys, Ensemble, '52 . . . OLLIE MAE HOLCOMBE - F. l'l. A. Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Twirlers' Club, '51, Secretary, '52, Spring Concert, '51, '52 . , . DAVID HOLMES - Deputy Council, '52, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, '52, Cinematographers, '51, '52, Record Club, '50, Non-Coms, '51, '52. PAT HOWARD - Record Club, '50, '52, F. H. A. '50, Camera Club, '51 . . . BOBBY HUBBARD BARBARA HUDSON - Maroon and White, Circulation Staff, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Record Club, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Stott, '51, Y-Teens, '51, Highsteppers Club, '51, Red Cross, '52, Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52 . . . ANNE HUTCHESON - Social Dancing Club, '50, F. H. A. Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Bible Club, '52 . . . PAT HUTSON - Red Cross, '51, Creative Writing Club, '51, '52 , . . VIRGINIA INGLE - Re- creation Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '5l. s. JULIAN INGRAM - Recreation Club, '50, '51, Social Dance Club, '51, '52, Square Dance Club, '51, '52, R. O. T. C. Ser- geant, '52 . . . MITZI ISETTS - Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Social Dancing Club, '50, '52, Personality Club, '50 . . . PAT IZLAR - Canasta Club, '50, '51, '52, Girls' Glee Club, '50, '51, '52 . . . ROBERT JAHN - Art Club, '51, Chemistry Club, President, '52, Winslow Boy, '52 .. . . BOB JOHNSON . . .CAROLYN JONES - Red Cross, Vice-President, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Camera Club, '50, Spanish Club, '51, Social Dance Club, '52. lllli DOROTHY JONES - Bible Club, '51, '52, The Land We Love, '52 . . . JOYCE JONES - Jr. High Publicity Club, '50, Record Club, '50, '51, First Aid and Health Club, '51, Girls' Basketball, '50, Discophilia Club, '52, Winslow Boy, Produc- tion Statf, '52 . . . SUE JONES - Camera Club, '50, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, Production Staff, '51, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '50, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Girls' Service Club, '51, '52, Deputy Council, '52 . . . CAROLINE KALLQUIST - Honor Student, '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Stott, '50, '51, Handicraft Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '51, Junior Dramatic Club, '51, Boosters Club, '52, Honor Society, '52 , . . DAVID KEOWN - Student Council, '51, Vice-President, '52, Key Club, '51, Treasurer, '52, Disc and Diamond, '52, Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Drill Squad Sponsor, '52, Class Treasurer, '52, Boxing,l'52, Track, '52, Escort, Miss C. H. S. Candidate, '52, Candidate, King-For-A-Nite, '52, Key Club Award, '52 . . . NANCY KERR - Basketball, '50, '51, Captain, '52, Sophomore Maroon and White, '50, Red Cross, '50, '51, Letter Girls Club, '51, '52, Maroon and White, '50, '51, Honor Society, '52. WANDA KIDWELL - Library Club, Vice-President, '50, Presi- dent, '51 . . . JERRY KILGORE - Key Club, '50, '5l, '52, Prevues, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Honor Platoon, '50 . . , TED KIRBY . . . ED KNOWLING - Key Club, '50, '51, Vice- President, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, 51, Capt., Co. D, 52, Drill Squad, Battalion Sponsor, 52, Deputy Council, '52, Candi- date, King-For-A-Nite, '52, Disc and Diamond, '52, Most At- tractive Boy, '52 . . . CHARLES KRUTCHEN - Bankers, '51, Bookstore Manager, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Assistant Director, '51, Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Honor Student, '52 , . . JAMES LAMB - Camera Club, '50, Chemistry Club, '51, Plastic Club, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Prevues, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, R. O. T. C., Sergeant, '51, '52. CHESTER LAMBERT - Adult Recreation Club, '50, Honor Platoon, '50, Chemistry Club, '51, Social Dancing, '52, Land We Love, '52, Maroon and White, '52 . . . DORRIS LEDFORD - Sophomore Dynamo Business Statt, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Boosters, '51, '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '51, Drill Squad, Lieutenant, '51, Guidon, '52, R. O. T. C., Band Sponsor, '52 . . . CHARLENE LEWIS - Stunt Nite, '50, Bridge Club '50, Junior and Dramatics Club, '51, Canasta Club, '52 . . . LIBBY LINDSAY - Adult Recreation Club, '50, Drill Squad Captain, Co. D, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Deputy Council, '52, Girls' Service Club, '51, '52 . , , KATHLEEN LING - Entertainment Club, '50, Camera Club, '50, Squad Leader, '52 . . . FRELING LYNES - Key Club, '50, '5l, '52, R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Football, '50, Track, '50, '51, Disc and Diamond, '50, '51, '52, Student Coun- cil, '51, '52, Candidate, King-For-A-Nite, '52. Page 24 ,-...f-n 231'--. Xg, fr. uf: ,i .nw-Q Q- 5, ,ww li 5'-3 ,Wm 'O . . ,.. , :gr A-P., iiQf'QI Q gi xl 4' W VLA , at g X' Q, 6- 1, rm 'K 55' Leer gl gp- - I Y 'G' 4 i v X 5' ' All A yi, 1 J Q F? 'Qjnv' 'A A . iff Q I ' . 1 l f' i my B SL 5 , ,N I .- ,NNN i fb' gre , Gi' Q . if is B x 3 as Qi 0 li ., QF. bl '., ' A xi'-fi' l ' I CN in 'I' 1 I i -,A' 3. in . 3 W 5 A.,.' . 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Y ,,.. - - XRQSXRM .. ...X QW sis X X x OX x XX X Q. X ,, X SX X S S. 4 .isis 5 if g. , ia: :i s ...SSN E . 3. .Q .QA x ff : ff: 1 Z3 ' in K Nz: :F H2 -.Q Q 3-QR g J' . we-fr 2, iii? Q8 is Q 51 it E WG? Wee Q:-fr.:-X fe xv. Nw-Q0 S .Q ml .. 1 - F - -:-Q . .. rang... iz -B Y f'1:'. ..:. 5.r-2 X N Hg . 1 N P wx. wo K+-ww far smw' S f Y lf' -gn 7ke MARILYN McCLARY - Honor Society, '52, Deputy Council, '51, '52, Maroon and White, Editorial Staff, '51, Girls' Service Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, production staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, business staff, '52, Junior Dra- matics Club, '51, Guidance Club, '52, Honor Student '52, . . , BRYAN McCLURKIN - Record Club, '50, Bible Club, '51, Boy's Ensemble, '52, Spring Concert, '51, '52 . . . BETTY McCONNELL -- Adult Recreation Club, '50, F. H. A.,'50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, G. Y. M., '51, '52, Girls' Service Club, '52, The Win- slow Boy, '52 . . . MARY MCCONNELL - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Record Club, '51, F. H. A., '51, Arensic and Old Lace, business staff, '51, Discophilia Club, '52 . . . LAMAR McCOY - Record Club, '50, Junior Optimist Club, '51, Vice-pres- ident, '52, Student Council, '52, Student Marshall,'52, R. O. T. C., Band Captain, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Non-Coms, '51, Of- ficers Club, '52, Boys' State, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, The Winslow Boy, '52, Stunt Nite, '52, Alumni Award, '52, Golf Team, '52, Honor Society, '52 . , MARY ALICE MCDONALD - Pre-Vues of '51, Stunt Nite, '51, Record Club, '50, '52, F. H. A., '5l. BARBARA SUE McDOWELL - Record Club, '50, Personality Club, '51, Handicraft Club, '52 . . . BEVERLY MCGAHEE - Stunt Nite, '51, '52, The Winslow Boy, '52, Record Club, '50, Library Staff, '51, Treasurer, '52 . . . NORMA JEAN MCGUF- FIN - Personality Club, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Entertain- ment Club, '5l, Record Club, '52, Squad Leader, '52 . . , BARBARA McJUNKlN - Red Cross, '50, '51, Vice-President, '52, Student Council, '52, Maroon and White, circulation staff, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51, Travel Club, '51, Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Adult Recreation Club, '50, G. Y. M., '50, Land We Love, '52 . . . SAM McKEEHAN - Cinematographers, '50, Recreation Club, '51 . . . JANET MCLAUGHLIN - Sophomore Dynamo, Business Club, President, '50, Drill Squad, '50, '51, Captain, Co. C., '52, Student Coun- cil, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, Business Manager, '52, Honor Society '52, Honor Student, '52. DONALD McPHERSON - Chemistry Club, '51, Record Club, '50, Football, '50 . . RONNIE MCQUEEN - Football, '51, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Honor Platoon, Captain, '51, Baseball '52 . . . JAYN MARLIN - Class Secretary, '50, Folk Dancing Club, '50, Twirlers Club, '50, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Pre-Vues of '51, Student Council, '52 . . . BOBBIE MARTIN - Sopho- more Personality Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '51, Boosters Club, '51 , . BILL MASON - Bulldogs, '50, '51, Vice-Presi- dent, '52, Disc and Diamond, '50 . . . REBA MASON - Maroon and White, Circulation Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Red Cross, '51, Honor Society, '52, The Land We Love, '52. NORMA MAYNARD - Adult Recreation Club, '50, F. H. A. '50, Commercial Club, '51, Girls' Service Club, '52, Squad Leader, '52 . . GLENN MAYS - Football, '52 . . HAROLD MEADOWS - The Winslow Boy, '52 . . . JERRY MERRIMAN - Re-New-It Club, '50, Record Club, '50 , . . JANE MILLS - Per- lllll sonality Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '51, Bible Club, '52 . . . ANN MINTON - F. H. A., '50, Adult Recreation Club, '50, G. Y. M., '51, '52, Library Staff, '52. mY -, JACK MONROE - Football, '50, '51, '52, Track, '50, '51, '52, R. O. T. C. Lt.-Col., Battalion Commander, '52, Key Club, '50, '51, '52, Student Council, '52, Disc and Diamond, '50, '51, '52, Lettermen's Club, '51, '52, Non-Cams, '50, '51, Officers Club, '52, Candidate for King-For-A-Nite, '52 . . . MARTHA MONTGOMERY - Record Club, '50, Spanish Club, Secretary, '51, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '51, Advertising Mana- ger, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Y-Teens, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52 . . . MARY KATHERINE MOORE - Record Club, '50, Handicraft Club, '50, Glee Club, '50, '51, Film Club, '51, Y-Teens, '52, Deputy Council, '52 . . . FRANKLIN NORRIS - R. O. T. C. Honor Platoon, '51, B-Team Football, '50 . . . FRANK NORTHRUP - Horseshoe Club, '50, Camera Club, '50, Stunt Nite, '52, Non-Coms, '52, Record Club, Vlce- President, '50 . . . BETTY OWENS - Gym Manager, '52, Student Council, '52, Girls' Service Club, '51, President, '52, Speed Demons Club, '50, Folk Dancing Club, '50, Commercial Club, '51, Deputy Council, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Produc- tion Staff, '51, Honor Society, '52. , DON PARKER - Camera Club, Vice-l President, '50, Horse- shoe Club, Vice-President, '51 . . . DOROTHY PARKER - Honor Student, '52, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '50, Maroon and White, Business Staff, '50, Advertising Manager, '51, Busi- ness Manager, '52, Spanish Club, Vice-President, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51, Student Council, '52, Disco- phelia Club, '52, The Winslow Boy, Business Manager, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . JUDY PARRISH - Record Club, Presi- dent, '50, Bible Club, '50, '51, Deputy Council, '51 Q . . MOSE PAYNE - Class Vice-President, '50, Key Club, '50, '51, '52, Sponsor, Co. E., Drill Squad, '52, Escort, Military Queen, '52, Disc and Diamond, '50, '51, '52, Deputy Council, President, '52, Lettermen's Club, '51, '52, Basketball, '51, '52, Track, '51, '52, Baseball, '51, '52, Choir, President, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Non-Corns, '51, Second Lieutenant, '52, King-For-A-Nite, '52, Escort, Miss C. H. S., '52 . . . PERRY PEARSON - Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Art Club, '51, '51 . . , JIMMY PENNINGTON - Cinematographers Club, '50, '51, '52, Deputy Council, '52. GRAYSON PERKINS - Adult Recreation Club, '50, Spanish Club, '50, Bible Club, '51, Lettermen's Club, '51, '52, Football, '50, '51, '52, Boxing, '52, Track, '52 . SUE PERKINSON . . , BETTY JO PHILLIPS - Honor Student, Recreation Club, '50, '52, Entertainment Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, Vice- President, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Spring Concert, '50, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Student Council, '52, Honor Society, '52, Bible Club, Secretary, '52, The Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Land We Love, '52, E. T. E. A. Orchestra, '52 . . . CHARLES PIR- KLE -- STANLEY RADIN - Honor Student, Student Council, '51, Parliamentarian, '52, Bankers, '50, '51, President, '52, Ma- ior, R. O. T. C., '52, Disc and Diamond, '50, '51, '52 . . . DOROTHY ANN RAULSTON -- Drill Squad, '50, '51, '52, Bible Club, '52, Deputy Council, '52, Personality Club, '50, Page 27 7k S SYLVIA REECE - Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Stunt Nite, Production Staff, '50, Health and Safety Club, '51, Red Cross, '51, Squad Leader, '51, '52, Chemistry Club, '52, Student Coun- cil, '52, Record Club, '50 . . . BARBARA JEAN REED - Com- mercial Club, '51, Squad Leader, '52, Record Club, '52 , . , EMILY RICHARDSON - Stunt Nite, '50, Record Club, '50, Band, Secretary, '51, '52, Boosters, President, '51, Plastics Club, '52, Squad Leader, '52 . . . PEGGY RIEGER - Record Club, '50, '51, F. H. A. Club, President, '52 , . , VIRGINIA ROBBS - F. H. A. Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Girls' Service Club, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51 , . . BURNETTE ROBERTS - Record Club, '50, Honor Platoon, '51, MACKIE ROBERTS - F. H. A., '50, Recreation Club, '50, Jun- ior Dramatics Club, Treasurer, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Busi- ness Staff, '51, Red Cross Club, '52, Spring Concert, '50, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52 . . . PATRICIA ROBERTS DON ROGERS - Baseball and Basketball Club, '50, Spring Concert, '50, '51, '52, Bible Club, '51, Film Club, '52 . . . JIMMIE ROGERS - Football, '50, Key Club, '52, Disc and Diamond, '52, Non-Coms, '51, R. O. T. C. Captain Co. C, '52, Boys Ensemble, '52, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . BEVERLY ROHOLD - Art Club, '50, '51, Classical Record Club, '50 . . . DORCAS ANNE ROSS - Office Assistant, '52, Sophomore Maroon and White, Secretary, Film Club, '52, Deputy Council, '51, '52, Junior High Publicity Club, '5O. EARL ROSS - Film Club, '50, Chemistry Club, '51, Record Club, '52, Band, '50, '52, Boxing, '52 . . . KENNETH ROYSE - Boxing, '52, Bible Club, '51, Record Club, '52 . . , CHARLES SALSTRAND - Recreation Club, '50, Travel Club, '51, Non-Coms, '51 . . . ELIZABETH SANDERS - Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Entertainment Club, '50, '51, Boosters, '51, '52 . . , BARBARA SAULS - Bible Club, '51, F. H. A, Club, '52, Guidance Service Club, '52 . . . GARY SCHWARTZ - Camera Club, '50, Cinematographers, '51, Boys Ensemble, '52, The Land We Love, '52, Spring Concert, '52. PEGGY SCOGGINS - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Junior Red Cross, '50, Canasta Club, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Y-Teen Club, '52, Maroon and White, Advertising Staff, '52, Student Council, '52 . . . BARBARA JEAN SHERRILL - Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Honor Student, '52, Writers' Club, '50, Bank- ers, '51, Secretary, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Honor Society, '51, '52, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52 . . . HENRY SHORT - Dynamo Editorial Staff, '52, R. O. T. C. Captain, Company A, '52, Letterman's Club, '50, '51, '52, Disc and Diamond, '50, '51, '52, Track, '50, '51, Captain, '52, Boxing, '50, '51, Football, '50, Canasta Club, '50, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, Student Council, '51, '52, Non-Com, '50, '51, Officers Club, '52 . . . PAUL SILVER - Re-New-lt Club, '50, Camera Club, President, '51, '52 . . . JANE SIMP- SON - Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, E lllli Jr.-Sr. Personality Club, '51, Girls' Service Club, '52, The Win- slow Boy, Production Staff, '52 . . . NELL SIMPSON - Person- ality Club, '50, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Lettergirls' Club, '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, Red Cross, '51, Volleyball, 51, '52, Social Dancing Club, '52, Student Council, '52. BARBARA SIMS - Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Junior- Senior Personality Club, '51, Y-Teen Club, '52, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '52 . . . SHIRLEY SISSON - Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Record Club, '51, Film Club, '52 . . . ANN SLATTON - Junior High Piublicity Club, '50, Record Club, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Girls' Service Club, '52 . , . BARBARA ANN SMITH - Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Art Club, '50, '51, Plastics Club, '52 . . . BETTY JEAN SMITH - Junior High Publicity Club, '50, Recreation Club, '50, Junior Dramatics Club, '51, Girls' Service Club, '51, Vice-President, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Deputy Council, '52 , . , CLAUDIA SMITH - Dynamo Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Co-Editor, '52, Junior High Publicity Club, Secretary, '50, Stunt Nite, Pro- duction Staff, '50, '51, Class Secretary, '51, '52, Honor Society, '51, Secretary, '52, Girls' State, '51, Student Council, '52, Gym Manager, 52, Class Historian, 52,,Candidate for Miss C. H. S., 52, Most Representative Girl, '52, Key Club Sweetheart, '52, Ochs-Oakes Award, '52. DONALD SMITH - Record Club, '50, Film Club, '51, Creative Writing Club, '52 . . . DELORES SNYDER - F. H. A. Club, '50, Adult Recreation Club, '50, Red Cross, '51, Basketball, '51, '52, Volleyball, '51, '52, Social Dancing Club, '52 . , . GLENNA SPENCER - Commercial Club, '51 . . , BETTY SPRADLING . . . MARY STANLEY - Guidance Club, '50, Latin Award, '50, Bankers, '50, '51, Treasurer, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Pro- duction Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '52, Honor Society, '51, Treasurer, '52, Masquers, Secretary-Treasurer, '52, Valedictorian, '52 . . , VIRGINIA STANSIFER - Office Assistant, '52, Junior High Pub- litcy Club, President, '50, Record Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '51, Discophilia Club, '52 MARY JO STARGEL - Recreation Club, '50, Twirlers Club, '50, '51, '52 . . . RALPH STEVENS - Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, '52, Football, '50, '51, '52, Captain, R. O. T. C., '52 . . . FRANK STINECIPHER - Rifle Team, '51, Secretary, '52, Color Guard, 52, Non-Com, '52 . , . MIKE STONE - Key Club, '51, Sergeant- at-Arms, '52, Masquers, '52, Student Council, '52, Stunt Nite, '52, Baseball, '50, '51, '52, Track, '52, The Winslow Boy, '52, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '52, Honor Society, '52 . , . WILLIAM STRAKER - Cinematographers Club, '50, '51, Pres- ident, '52, Disc and Diamond Society, '51, '52 . . . FRANCES STUBINGER - Sophomore Maroon and White, '50, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, '51, Associate Editor, '52, Red Cross, '52, Honor Society, '52, Arsenic and Old Luce, Production Staff, '51, Honor Student, '52. Page 28 .62 . be .pn 4 .V ' -, H, 5 s ws my . I .3 . 'Q' gl? is lkl' QWHF' ' ims , i s 'has -fo. 9 , fm 1 2 2 . ,w 1, .X E . gn Q ...f 4.14-if H., '- 314 . 2 11. 'f if ,R '- YZ' V .4 Z 1, . Lk . . f- . 5 -o eg. . 4 . 9 Q 2155.221 ' -:' f' ' HW .. s Q J 5555355 . H1394 i ,, , ' W : U??f':3 .Eg ...- 'wmv- S 5 '35 gsm Q, 32 1- eg. wr' .K Q,-'sr is v A. em, W 'rw , g,,... . -, 'Q-msn mm.. .. -. ry rv- ' 'fw- K ,. ,fig 'W W . . . , 4 .- We s if X 6 .1. we xi . , .,:,..t. - , f .., ,, J . Q Q Q . J 1 f- fs: V-f .. J 'Q M r, 'fy avg 'gi' e ts, x ' Q li I i . X SK I l X . .M-J s. si .--M ' ' Q NAI B '.. ' ' 'M mi B ' .--Q . ' if if . . 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'M ,au W :Qs 5 I aa Q 4 ef S axflf 'hi Page 30 72a I0lt PAT STUCKEY - Chemistry Club, '52, Deputy Council, '52 . . . GORDON TEMPLE - Chemistry Club, Vice-President, '52, Disc and Diamond, '52, Rifle Team, Secretary, '50, '51, '52 . . . ALICE ANN THOMPSON - Stunt Nite, '50, Spanish Club, '51, May Day, Maid of Honor, '52, Girls' Service Club, '51, '52, Honor Society, '52, Honor Student, '52, Lt. Col., Drill Squad, '52, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Company D, '52, Ring and Invitation Chairman, '52, Gym Manager, '52, Student Council, '52 . , . CAROLYN THURMAN - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Camera Club, '50, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '51, '52, Business Staff, '51, '52 . . BARBARA TIPTON - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, Record Club, '52, F. H. A., '50, Squad Leader, '51, '52, Girls' Service Club, '50, '51, 52 . . , JAMES TITTLE - Re-New-lt Club, '50, Recre- ation Club, '51, Ping Pong Club, '52. LAWANA TORBETT - Dynamo Business Staff, '50, '51, En- tertainment Club, '5I, Personality Club, '52, Canasta Club, '52 SHIRLEY TROTZ - Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Classical Record Club, '50, Spanish Club, President, '51, Masquers, '52, Honor Student, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Deputy Council, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . NORMA JEAN TURNER - Recreation Club, '50, Basketball, '50, '51, '52, Cheerleaders Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Lettergirls Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '50, '51, '52, Honor Society, '52, Sports- manship Award, '52 . . TOMMY TURNER - Class Vice-Presi- dent, '51, Key Club, '50, '51, Secretary, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, Secretary, '52, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., '52, Bays' State, '51, Most Talented Boy, '52, Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Band, Student Director, '52, Previews of '50, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, '51 . . JUNE UNDERWOOD - Personality Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '51, Discophilia Club, '52 . . . MARJORIE VINESS - Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Record Club, '50, '51, '52, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '52, Best Dancer, '52 . , . TOMMY WADE - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Junior Optimist, '51, '52, Land We Love, '52 . . . JANE WAGNER - Home-Coming Queen, '52, Boosters, '51, '52, Camera Club, '50, Deputy Coun- cil, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51 . . . NANCY WAGNER - Bridge Club, '50, Sophomore Dynamo Club, '50, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '50, '52, Basketball, '51, Co-Captain, '52, Volleyball, '51, '52, Student Council, '52, Honor Society, '52, Gym Manager, '52, Lettergirls Club, '51, '52, Candidate for Miss C. H. S., '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Honor Student, '52 , . . JAMES WALLACE - Record Club, '52, Cinematographers, '50, Canasta Club, '51 . . . BOBBY WARD - Basketball and Baseball Club, '50, Recreation Club, '51, Ping Pong Club, '52 . . . ELIZABETH WARREN - High Steppers Club, '51, Twirling Club, '52, Record Club, '50. NEAL WENDT -- Re-New-lt Club, '50, Non-Com, '51, Travel Club, '51, Boxing, '52 . . . NORMA WHITSON - Entertain- ment Club, '50, '51, F. H..A., '50, Chemistry Club, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52 . . . PAT WHITSON - Sophomore Personality Club, '50, F. H. A., '50, Boosters, '51, Entertainment Club, '51, French Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Maroon and White, Busi- ness Statf, '52, Honor Society, '52, The Winslow Boy, Business Staff, '52, Chemistry Club, '52 . . . MARJORIE WIGGINS - Record Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '51, Discophilia Club, '52, Deputy Council, '52 . . . GAIL WILCOXEN - Girls' Serv- ice Club, '52, French Club, '51, F. H. A., '50, Sophomore Per- sonality Club, '5O, Entertainment Club, '51, Honor Society, '52, Honor Student . . .ANNE WILLIAMS - Record Club, '50, Commercial Club, '51, Arsenic and Old Lace, Business Staff, '51, F. H. A., '52, R. O. T. C. Staff Sponsor, '52, Stunt Nite, '52. CHARLINE WILLIAMS - Honor Student, Entertainment Club, '51, Creative Writing, '52, Guidance Club, '52, Honor Society, '52 . . . JEANENE WILLIAMS - Drill Squad Lieutenant, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Junior Dra- matic Club, '51, Guidance Club, '50 . . . REBA WILLIAMS - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Choir, '51, '52, Deputy Council, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Honor Society, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, The Winslow Boy, '52 - . . JEAN WILSON - Deputy Council, '51, Student Council, '52, Entertainment Club, '50, Bridge Club, '51, Canasta Club, '52, Guld. ance Forum, '50 . SONIA WINER - Stunt Nite, '50, '51, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Assistant to the Director, '51, The Winslow Boy, '52, Honor Society, '51, '52, Maroon and White, '50, Associate Editor, '51, '52, Honor Student, '52, Masquers, '52, Boosters, '51, Writers Club, '50, Annetta Trimble Award, '52 . BILLY WOOD - Re-New-lt Club, '50, Camera Club, '50, Game Club, '52, Non-Com, '52. SARAH WOOD - Sophomore Maroon and White Club, '50, Record Club, '50, Red Cross, '51,Treasurer,'52,StuntNite,'51,52, Deputy Council, '51 . . . DOLORES WORTHINGTON - Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '50, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '51, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '51, The Winslow Boy, Pro- duction Staff, '52, Squad Leader, '52, Deputy Council, '52, Dyna- mo Business Staff, '52 . . . GYPSY WRAY-Sophomore Dynamo Club, '50, Health and Safety Club, '51, Chemistry Club, '52 . BARBARA WRIGHT - Record Club, '50, Lettergirls Club, '51, '52, Dynahs' Manager, '51, Social Dancing Club, '51, Canas- ta Club, '52 . . . PATSY YOUNG - Entertainment Club, '51, Speed Demons, '50, Record Club, '50, Girls' Service Club, '52, Stunt Nite, '51, '52 . . . EVELYN ZIMMERMAN - Sophomore Personality Club, '50, Junior Dramatic Club, '51, Film Club, '52, Office Monitor, '52, The Winslow Boy, Production Staff, '52, Arsenic and Old Lace, Production Staff, '5l. Page 31 JUNIORS CHECK TICKET MONEY N NG SEMESTER 5 THE SOUTH SHALL FUSE AG-AlN TRATE THE QREEDOM game , WQEYEBBIC. UW GEOMETRY CLASS AT BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION Y cms SAN' SERVNCE WE SAW G SQAMZ-- if C C' 'X an v r.. 1 f' 'J xS'?5 .v X.: Lf ,,f-fftrfgfigm PM 1 1 , ,,--A-,, ,.,-, ...M FOR 33 HE SOPHS ICE DRIN The officers - Andy Walker, ,Rickey Cobb Louise Cure, and David Hopkins - admire The class jewelry and Try The samples Tor size. W CLASS H1953 DAVID HOPKINS . . Always happy, has led The Class of '53 for Two years. RICKEY COBB . . . AThleTic and compeTenT, was The vice-presidenT of The class. LOUISE CURE , . Helpful and capable, recorded The minuTes and service records. ANDY WALKER . . . EnergeTic and eTficienT, kepT up wiTh The finances of The class. The iuniors have shown in Their Two Tull years aT CiTy ThaT The Class of '53 has possibiliTies of being The besT yeT. Under The leadership oT Tour capable and eTTicienT class leaders, They have disclosed an immense amounT of abiliTy in every phase of life aT C. H. S. As sophomores, They showed iniTiaTive and pride as They enTerTained The ninTh-graders and presenTed The annual Thanksgiving program To The resT of The school. They iIIusTraTed eagerness and inTegriTy as They compeTed wiTh The oTher classes in TickeT sales Tor various games and STunT NiTe. Under The direcTion oT Their sponsor, Miss Pryor, They exercised Their acTing TaIenTs and producTion abiliTies To produce The play, TURN BACK THE CLOCK, in Their iunior year. To climax Two years IiTerally packed wiTh work and play, They sponsored The Junior- Senior Prom. First Row: N. Connelly, H. Davis, P. Cor- Ten, J. Bolen, R. Boehm, D. ChrlsTie, L. CasTle, J. Carroll, H. Campbell, A. Almon, A. AIbrighT, H. Adair . . . Second Row: L J. Coppedge, R. BrackeTT, D. Acomb, A. TSM -' Broome, J. BriTTon, P. AlTman, P. Browne, M. Burns, D. Daniel, S. Cierpke . . . Third Row: C. BarTon, R. Ashion, P. Braly, D. Bruce, M. A. Brooks, B. Ewing, E. Cross, W. DaughTery, S. Barron, C. Adams . . FourTh Rcw: J. Adams, S. Clark, M. Corn- well, M. Cox, P. Cope, M. Biesock, B. Brueckner, C. Champion, R. Cobb, B. DaugherTy . Fifih Row: C. Barnes, C. CarTer, T. Crumbliss, D. Creed, M. L. Cox, M. Cartee, S. Cadek, C. Belcher, R. Brown, B. Brown . . . Sixih Row: L. BeaTy, J. Anderson, C. BarTon, T. BoTes, D. Barrows, L. Coppedge, J. Cooke, R. Chandler, L. Cheal, J. Daniel . . Sevenih Row: B. Burnetfe, D. Alder, R. Bice. First Row: D. Dickert, B. Dobbs, R. Dun- can, M. Duggan, C. Hassig, J. Donohue, P. Durham, P. Hciithcoat, J, Ellison, P. Has- well, L. N. Deems, L. Edwards . . Second Row: M. Dressler, F. Harvey, P. Hatfield, J, Erd, M. Hamilton, B. J. Ham, S. Forrester, G. Gregory, S, Etter, N. K. Goodson, B. J. Gentry, P. Denning Third Row: H. Gann, F. Hamill, A. Hardin, P. Harris, J. Evatt, J. Elrod, J. Derben, B. Helton, S, Guth, M. E. Garrett, J. Derrick, J. Hender- son , . Fourth Row: G. Eidson, F. Garri- son, P. Gilley, N, Garrett, L. Grant, B. Ferguson, P. Golley, R. Evans, F. Fryar Fifth Row: D. Dye, E. Harker, D, Evans, M. T. Head, I. M, Willing, J. Drew, P. Hammond, B. Doremus T. Fulmer, J. Dean Sixth Row: B. T. Hagewood, R. Gill, B. English, G. Grant, H. G. Hall- mark, W. Gillespie, J. Harmon, D. Eakes, R. Doche, R. Deal. First Row: D. Medlin, B. Kolodkin, R. Mclfernon, S. McJunkin, L. Julian, S. lsen- berg, C. Janey, H. Jacobs, J. Kendrick, M. Lane, B. Lasoter Second Row: R. Holcomb, J. A. Hixon, J, Hill, G, McCallie, E. Lynch, M. L. Huff, L. Holland, E. Hul- gan, G. Hudson Third Row: L. Love- lace, B. J. Lee, C. Hill, B. Marler, P. Longwith, L. Mears, T. McDevitt, A. Mc- Carty Fourth Row: D. Malone, D. Hobbs, S. Leiper, A. Ingram, T. Jones, A. Holt, T. Lundborg, E. McDonald, J. Mc- Cracken, J. Holman Fifth Row: B. Hurt, B, McCutcheon, C. Medley, V. Led- iord, D. Huskins, G. Keith, B. Lancaster, D. Hopkins, A, Law , Sixth Row: J. Hoodenpyle, G. Hyde, B. Hurt, R. Hillis, C. Little, B. Irwin, J. Hunt, D. Johnson. First Row: B, Partin, B. Norton, W. Ra- der, M. Moore, E. Pope, M. Plummer, P. Peak, J. Pinkerton, C. Phillips, N. Pope, L. Pinkerton, M. Phillips, M. Pierce Second Row: E. J. Miller, C, Merritt, M. Northern, J. A. Roberson, M. Sanders, C. Pryor, D. Porter, M. Potter, Richardson, B. Pendergrass, D. Rymer, E. Robertson Third Row: D. Nunnelly, G. Potts, W. Phillips, J, Patrick, S. Meeks, P. Pullen, W. J. Miracle, A, Ogden, M. Moulton, H. Moore, N, Rollins, P. Roberts , Fourth Row: J. Morris, P. Morrison, N. Riseden, C, Ruston, T. Rogers, W. Richey, H. Ner- ren, M. Neville, S, Pearson, B. Senter, R. Saylor Fifth Row: C. Norrell, G. Nance, B. Northern, B. Schartz, G. Smith, B. Rowe, S. Rudoff, D. R. Rozendale, C. Mee, J. Payne, M. Reece, B, Nabors Sixth Row: B. Rea, N. Minton, M. McGill, L, Myers, P, Murphy, J. Snyder, B, Nor- wood, G. Phillips, P. Edwin, L. Perkins, M, O'neal, L. Panter, G. Rogan, First Row: V. Vedder. R. Shull, M, Smith, B. A. Wise, B. Wormsley, B. Wiggins, J. Wolfe, J, Timmons, J. Wolff, H. VanZant, P. Stinecipher, S. A. Snyder . Second Row: M. A. Thompson, N. Toomey, V. Young, P. Watts, B. Smith, G. Smith, W. Westmoreland, H, Williams, G. Withrow, M. Winkler, N. J. Weiss, C. Young . . Third Row: N. Tait, J. Williams, D. Sha- piro, S. Terry, R. Williams, H. Wiley, J. Waller, L. Steves, B. White, R, Williamson, L. Watson, P. Witt Fourth Row: S, West, A. Washington, L. Cure, M. A. Smith, V. Shalibo, S. Wild, J. Wilson, M. Taylor, L. Smith, J. Warren, H. White, R. Workman , . Fifth Row: L. Thompson, A. Winkle, S. White, J. Wilson, L. Wright, W. Wagner, D. Worley, J. Ward, J. Shep- ard, A. Walker, R, Stevens. . . . Sixth Row: D. Snyder, L. Swafford, J. Stephen- son, J. Tallman. 'P ws we PM AR RAQxxc1xNG IQEPAQED O MAKING OUR OWN CLOTHE Nj , -1. LEARNING TO REASON l 'P' I T- 2 M U SLUTZ USING THE New DICTAPHONE 'QR '11 LEARNING To ' DRIVE I. M2 STUDYING VOCAHONS BAKINC3 Pi A LA LEAP Y Taking time out for a snack, the officers are Joan Bleckwell, Ronald Boss, Joe Pryor and Fin, ley Seagle. H41 7h LASS 0F19 4 JOE PRYOR . . . A good leader, played the role of chief executive of the Class of '54. RONALD BOSS . . . Enthusiastic and friendly, was the vice-president of The class. JOAN BLECKWELL . . . Helpful and gracious, kept the minutes and other records for the sophs. FINLEY SEAGLE . , . The treasurer of the class, was accurate and efficient. Led by their enthusiastic class officers the sophomores have shown great promise. Their first year at C. H. S. has been literally packed with achievements and fun. These ambitious green-horns have entered whole-heartedly into many ticket sales and chapel programs. A large number of the gifted under-classmen have displayed their various talents and abilities in Stunt Nite and in the Thanksgiving program. In the spring, pride and enthusiasm were shown as they ushered the ninth-graders around their new school. First Row: Burgin, Church, Clarke, Clarke, Atkinson, Boss, Christian, Cook, Ba- con, Atwood, Cannon, Black . . . Second Row: Caruthers, Born, Clark, Bradford, Brock, Burnette, Burks, Bullard, Ax- macher, Barker, Craig, Crouch . . . Third Row: Brickman, Alexander, Bleckwell, Baird, Atchley, Beets, Blankenship, Andes, Ben- ton, Boss, Brown, Chauncey . . . Fourth Row: Conner, Bell, Bird, Adams, Cunning- ham, Anderson, Bush, Carter, Couey, Cor- dell, Brannon, Brown . . . Fifth Row: Chaun- cey, Bankston, Brown, Burnett, Childress, Clayton, Campbell, Boling, Carnes, Ca- brera, Albright, Bradley . . . Sixth Row: Cobb, Curtis, Arrants, Bailey, Burnett, Barrow, Chawning, Crouch, Chambers, Al- len, Allen, Coppit, Coffelt -Q S, x JN- 'X 15? 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'll. ll. lnspecTion arms - PorT Arms - How much does your M-l weigh? - WhaT's your company commander's name? These auesfions are iusf a few of Those asked during one of The honor company inspecTions here in The milifary deparf- menfof ChaTTanooga High School. The inspecTions are seT up To Teach The cadef The discipline he would receive if he were To ioin any parT of The armed forces affer his Three years aT Cify. This discipline also plays an imporTanT parT in The cadeT's privafe life. The milifary deparTmenT offers Three phases of Training, The firsT is primarily To Teach The cadeT milifary organizafion, weapons firsT aid, and drill. The second year, The cadeTs are given an ad- vanced course in The subiecTs menTioned above, and aT The end of The Term are Taughf map reading. The senior year is noT required by The deparTmenT buf cadeTs who wish To beTTer Their knowledge in milifary Take This final phase. The course consisfs of review, mili- Tary Teaching meThods, and small uniT TacTics. lf The cadef has been ousfanding in all lines of his Training, he may be eligible To enfer The army as a PrivaTe FirsT Class. Leading The C. H. S, Baffalion lasf year was LieuTenanT Colonel Jack Monroe assisfed by Cadef Maior Lawrence Bryanf and Sfanley Radin. The Capfains on The sTaff were Larry Fincher, Ralph Sfevens and Bill Dillingham. The Public RelaTions Officer was FirsT Lieu- TenanT Joe Crow. The four companies were headed by CapTains Henry ShorT, Johnny McCullough, Jimmie Rogers and Ed Knowling. Capfain Lamar McCoy led The C. H. S. MiliTary Band. LefT: Sergeant Perry Types for The baTTalion . . Lower Left: Sergeant Marfin explains first aid To The sophomores , . Center: Clothing The cadet is no no hard job for SergeanT Easferling . . , Lower Righiz Sergecinf Hall insfrucrs iuninrs from black boarcl. .. 7 l . ' A liil'I'TilLIll SiTTing in The P.M.S. 84 T.'s office was Colonel George Bone, who along with LieuTenanT Millard, The assisTanT To The P.M.S. 81 T., did all The planning for The deparTmenT. Lieutenanf Millard arrived near The middle of The year. He was senT To Take over The position ThaT was recenfly held by CapTain RoberT Miller. CapTain Miller lefT, as he was Transferred. The iob of infroducing and Teaching miliTary is no easy one. SergeanT MarTin, SergeanT Hall, and SergeanT EasTerling were The insTrucTors. SergeanT MarTin, who Taughf The sophomores, was a war veTeran from Korea. He was sent To The sTaTes afTer receiving a wound in acTion. SergeanT Hall was The insTrucTor for The iuniors. He was Transferred here from Cenfral aT The firsT of The year. The senior insTrucTor was Sergeanf EasTerling. He was also The Supply SergeanT for The baTTalion. SergeanT Perry who was noT one of The insTrucTors, did all The paper work Tor The P.M.S. 81 T.'s office. Federal inspecTion always climaxed The year. LasT year The unif was inspecTed The fifTeeriTh of April, The inspecTion Took place in The class room, ThroughouT The armory, and ouT on The parade ground. The raTing given lasT year for ChaTTanooga High School was again considered excellenT. Color Guard on parade ground--MasTer Sergea STinecipher, Wiley, and Henderson, Baftolion Officers and Sponsors - LieuTenanT Colonel Jack Monroe and sponsor, Miss Mary Sfeel Clark, Maior Lawrence Bryan! Gnd SPOHSOF, MFSS Carolyn BOlGfT1Gf1: MOIOI' Sfonley Rildin and sponsor, Miss Mariorie Viness, CapTain Bill Dillingham and sponsor, Miss Darline Burgin, CapTain Ralph Sfevens and sponsor, Miss Barbara Sims, Captain Larry Fincher and sponsor, Miss Anne Williams. ww.. .rsh s f3.: ,vw,,Qfi . A,- ..,T , at . ' 432.1 T M , W. 0,123 nfs Robe-rTs, Ulllffjm TO-DAY UNlf0RM nay., Q fl A, 'NE ggi s Nami 525' 3 1 k Q9 N 1. fi W if -,J pf- ig W 3 gag Q Y ii? 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Daniels, McAlister, Henry, Mason, Nabors, Panter, Barrows, Ervin, J. Roberts, Welch, Beaty, L. Smith, Duke, M. Roberts, Prevett, Hurt, Ham- mon, Cotfelt, McKinney, Thomas, Tallman, Easterling, McDade. Upper Left: C Company officers shine up for inspec- tion, Captain Rogers, Lieutenants Burnette, Stone, Lynes, Colquitt. Upper Right: f'Listen to your command should be your motto. Left: C Company sponsor Barbara Card and Captain Jimmie Rogers talk over the iob of selling magazines. 1 ,Au X I e Q Z 'Qing 6' X J wiv 'l 5 f ' I f 5 Z , LA,K i 1 x , 'asm .- 'if Lx: ggi ag, '? Qi A 7 Ji 1 'Ni 4' Qs ' fi ff' .' I 5 A 1 is 5 3 fl Z I I V K we Q 4 a ' 1' - ,, 5, V 7 K? ul, Tig , fy 4 - , fi M 1 -f M y W 1 24fsfflgf g .U 4 wr V ,WNW :WAN .. , .wr ' an S Ulu 'Y ,HBH SQ mimi gf' -fa 'P ' , .xml ' 1' . W M ,f iq A .Q . ,,. 'K Y 'N . RM.: T . ,Q Q Y : ew Q 5, -N WN M. X fb. Fi R. Afw Q 3, N wg 'N lm as s Q 3 55 . , QL, Q' 1 .. 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Many of the girls did the invit- ing to the turn-about parties and socials given by the girls' organiza- tions. noni N fl' -Q'-hx 1 ,A Hgh x Yi 55 D ,1T.iT.f:f .Sim X 'Ill ,H The TUDENT Clili CIL Voicing the opinion of the student body and carrying the daily announcements are the duties of the Student Council. The members are elected one from each homeroom, except the eleven honorary members: editors-in-chief and the business managers of the Dynamo and Maroon and White, presidents of the three classes, student marshall, sfudent coeordinator, the R. O. T. C. colonel and president of the Na- tional Honor Society. Their regular business meetings are held on Wednesdays under the leadership of Col. Creed Bates and their presi- dent, Ronald Coleman. lt's not all work and no play, for they have- many parties, as their progressive dinner, the houseparty at the close of the school year and sponsoring the Spring Formal. Corn-onrthe cob Bates' style became their favorite food while at a picnic at Mr, Bates' summer home on Signal Mountain. Mow., H Officers at the progressive dinner-Rosellen Bishop, treasurer, Ronald Coleman, president, Chris Forrester, secretary, and David Keown, vice-president. . my Q Fw :FK 1 'xi JW' mi . A Coleman - f ' 5 . r Q flak' Keown R Nfwtf qw Q EA Forrester K. Y Bishop A Allen 0 Blaylock A X' Boleman is rs is so .if i. s is 213912 3 1 S... 5 23 -I lg: ' chambers Aww iibi V i to Colquitt .S W' K DeArmond W .rrs Fincher i Goettmann Q ef- wnxx Q7 fm 'JF' 5 Hammontree ,L X H- Al Q Hardin 'tres 'i if? Nt Q' W 'i' eg: Hodges s Hopkins Hurt Jones L law K s N Lynes . N' Gm SST 3' McJunkin S. Mclaughlin ' gm, McCoy W Marlin ' Monroe ,:.Q,,Q, 0 Q. Morrison Owens Parker Q . 1. rv sr' Y Q I M15 Phillips my M . f Pryor 'QI' f MW Radin il Reece Scoggins ' v Smith x W K Stone 'i . , ' 1 .mg fig u .,' E s Th0 P50n fi Q X fg M vm fs A Wagner g 'i-. . 1 ga, W S . . WNW E W I .W K L Wolfe . swf yi ...,,. M. X . X M f ii THE A'l'l0 AL H0 till .'llClE'l'Y Character, leadership, scholarship and service are the requirements of the National Honor Society. To be a member of this society is on honor bestowed only upon those in the upper third of their class and who can pass these requirements, Miss Lillian Patton, their sponsor, plans the programs held twice a year for the tapping of the new meme bers which is followed by a reception in the home economics living room. Larry Fincher was given the Kay award for being the most outstanding member of the society this year. After the fifteen percent of the seniors are chosen, some juniors are selected to carry on the work of the society for the following year, This year they were Theresia Boehm, Louise Cure, Joy Drinnon, Connie Janey, Barbara Kolodkin, Alf Law, Elinor Lynch, Carl Mee, Marion Moulton, Paula Peake, David Shapiro and Jack Warren. 1 Officers at the initiation reception in the spring- Larry Fincher, president, Lawrence Bryant, vice-president, Claudia Smith, secretary, Mary Stanley, treasurer. r 3 . ,.,.,., 1 Q L. Fincher if we -cr gnw L K L. Bryant if iffy 1 Mn' 3 C. Smith -.gg 9 ,L Mm -fsggs 'vas Wd... M. Stanley -ff' 'fu ' 4 A M. Allen but if ' W B. Annis 1 wdtiffvi W' F M' , D. Argo ' 'ff S. Blaylock N' ,F y NQ A 5 F rc' . 0 A 'Sites . Rs P. Brown ' 1 A F W. Burnette 71 IG' 5 Q 'Z , v M. Chambers ,W - ff Jr 'Y' 45 r ...sz J-...Q , M. Chambliss W' , RLY 'f 1 lf' 'Q till? M. S. Clark 5 it A. Coffey Q LX E . 1 l M. A. Crouch J. Cuthbert B. Cushman K ' B. Denney 1- ,gs are A .K --. L L. A. oefimck 1' 7 , ff' F. M lg, I. Frances 1:1 'M' 'gr ' 3' wif Q7 B. Goettmann f had F. Hammontree 2: P. Hardin y' P. Hodges gg K ti C. Kallquist K N. Kerr li A- ' C. Krutihen 'Bs Z 5 V M 32 , 4. 'Q 'Rl 1:5 M. McC ary MW, f . 5. is ' is 'QM' , ,F L. McCoy if X A I ik, 'Q 'Q J. McLaughlin ss A M y l 1, ,',A: lx 1 ,L B. Owens F 'Q D. Parker mg KE ia. J. Phillips S. Rodin .fm . 13 1 . . K 3 . , g a. shefriii ii I 'F '- if if at 3 5' is r 1 Qs M. Stone G9 M fx' ...TQ ' Fgjg T .N YQ? CP F. Stubinger M, u, Wi y- s A. Thompson 5.5 .... tx , K N. Turner N. Wagner S. Winer A 'L ,A Y F ' 4, P. whiison if W 5 3' Q sr A 1 his ' G. Wilcoxen M-:nl r 4 L . ix . . ' '87 wi 'C, Williams y Cay 6 W., Q , X rx .E ,sf . as g 4, .ms 3 . .1 -I 4-mi...,.,.,, ' N V H Q N.,g sw . ' - Planning the Dynamo are the co-editors Claudia Smith and Carolyn Baleman. EDITORIAL As the Dynamo was due tor a summer deliver Y, the statt began to work like mad Deciding on a theme, taking pictures over several times and chang- ing layouts at the last minute, the statt finally met the deadline. Others seemed interested in its d e- livery as they would come up at sixth period to check up on the latest news and pictures. Work was the main occupation as the staff stayed atter school hours man da d y ys an came on Satur- days to check layouts and type the finished copy. Under the guidance ot Miss Pryor, the book was tin- ' h d is e and sent to the engraver and to the printer. The Dynamo members were always hungry and t ater slaving hours they would enjoy cheese, and r delights in addition to crackers, and cake and othe the parties during the year and the picnic at Ocoee at the end ot the year. Left: Cleaning out the files are Joy Drinnon, Louise Cure and Ann Wash' t ing on. Lower Left: Looking through annuals with Moe are Dan Hobbs and Martha Cornwall Lowe . r Right: Cutting the Dynamo cake are Chris Forrester and Joe Crow. BUSINESS The financing of The Dynamo is under The direc- tion of the adviser, Miss Bates, the business man- ager, Janet McLaughlin, and the advertising staff. Taking ads from business men, selling cookies in The cafeteria and The sponsoring of Stunt Nite are all part of their many activities. At activity period one could see girls running at top speed in order to col- lect the money from the various clubs for their Dynamo pictures. The circulation staff sells the Dynamos through- out the school year and collects The money, All ot This must be turned in and checked by Mary Steel Clark, the circulation manager. Right: S. Harris, N. Wagner, D. Lingerfelt, M. Allen, check- ing the club payments. Lower Left: Going to sell ads First Row: P. Morrison, E. Edwards, P. Clayton, P. Mansfield. Second Row: C. Thurman, D. Worthington, D. Acomb, C. Anderson. Lower Right: Selling candy are J. King, B. Payne, J. Browne, L. Tor- bett, B. Ham, and J. Weiss. Discussing the ads are Janet McLaughlin, business manager, and Jerry Waller, Treasurer 'sk X . ,MJ JUNIUR 0P'l'l MIS Redding the Optimist creed ore C. Corter, L. McCoy, B, Stroker, J. McCracken, officers of the club. To become ci Junior Optimist d boy must be oble to vvithstond the torture of being oi Stinker, ofter vvhich he is voted on by the old club members. Showing pictures for different closses ond ot chopel for guidonce progroms ore some duties of the Junior Optimists. In order thot they might moke extro money to repoir their equipment, they hove peanut mo- chines ot different ploces throughout the city. For the first time the George Torbett Avvord vvos given to Jerry Cuthbert, o senior boy who hos citi- zenship ond scholorship quolificotions to merit such on honor. This oiword is given by the Optimist Club os o memoriol to George Torbett, o former Junior Optimist who mode the supreme socrifice in Kored. Lower Left First Row, Left to Right: D. Lyons, T. Wade, H. Fredrick, R. Holcomb . , Second Row: D. Holmes, J. Daniels, W. Gammon Third Row: C. Barnes, M. Reece, C. Borton, A. Holt . . . Lower Right, First Row: J. Phillips, M. Rciulston, J. Hite . Second Row: J. Griffin, B. Carnes, J. Pryor . . , Third Row: J. Payne, M. Boling, H. McVeigh. .KER Officers are M. Stanley, S. Radin, L. Fincher, B, Sherrill, C, Krutc er the The Bankers are in charge ot the bookstore und direction of Mrs, Nan Martin. They serve the school by depositing school funds and selling the needed supplies. ' T is Tl'iOT The requirement of a Banker before accep ance he must be in the upper third of his class. When he ' th has accumulated one hundred hours ot work done in e bookstore, he is entitled to wear the Banker's pin. Each new member must undergo the regular initiation ot living ' ' ' ' ' ' ' rs through painted with lipstick and bowing to his superio out a day which seems endless to them. During the school year they entertain with many so- B Denne L Bailey M Hassig Y--. ,MMM NS is . ciols, such as hayrides and an all day picnic at Ocoee. Operating the posting machine are B. J Lee and D. Dye, the audi- tors. Lower left: Cashiering are . y, . , . B I h L. Mears, Lower Right: Putting up supplies, M. Moulton, C. ec er, O, Lee, hr The IRULLIHIG Taking life easy are B. Mason, R. Hodges, B. Hagan, and L. Bryant, seniors, all officers of the stage crew. Working on Stunt Nite, chapel programs and many other activities as plays, operas and concerts is a part ot a Bulldog's lite. This year tor the first time the stage crew are properly dressed in white cover- alls, within minutes during Stunt Nite practice they were completely autographed with various ana sundry names. The sophomore boys who want to become Bulldogs must go through the hectic life of a Pup . Their co-sponsors are Mr, C. W. Bates, stage manager, and Mr. Hudson, who is in charge of the distribu- tion ot lockers with the helping hand of the Bulldogs. During the year they entertained with many socials such as hay rides and a hamburger try. Lower Left: Juniors keeping P. A. in working order are seated: B, White, B. Doremus, Standing: R. Williamson, L. Steves A. Law . . . Lower Right: Hard-working pups sweeping the stage are: J, Hale, B. Jackson, H. Dodds, G. Henry. The KEY ULIB First Row, Left to Right: F. Lynes, A Walker R Coleman D Cherry Second Row: J. Kilgore M Stone J Rogers J Monroe. The Key Club is one of the major service clubs as every year they arrange the vocational forums which take about three hundred hours. They invite the speakers and plan where each person should go at activity period. At their District Convention held in Chattanooga this year, their representative, Andy Walker, was elected Lieutenant-governor. They held the annual Kid Carnival this year at which Claudia Smith was presented as the Key Club Sweetheart. The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Mr. Jim Henry, faculty sponsor. At the close of the year David Keown was named out- standing Key Clubber for the year. During the summer Andy Walker and Bill Hurt attended the National Key Club convention in Chicago. Right: Officers af the Key Club are, seated, D. Keown, E. Knowling, T. Turner, and standing, M. Stone, B. Bowen, and Coach Henry . . Below: D. Hopkins, B. Hurt, D, Alder, C. Mee Second Row: B. Hurt, J. Thomas, J. McKinney, M. Biesack, F. Seagle. an ...vf Aw' 7A All EDITORIAL lt's Friday morning and time for the Maroon and White. All week they hurry and scurry bringing in news from the far- thest corners ot the school building. On Tuesday at 3:30, the deadline hour, the re- porters bring their scoop for the week in. The typewriters are heard going cliclcy-clock in the mad rush to have everything ready for the printer. Sometimes the Maroon and White takes time out to play. Many informal parties are held during the year and an annual banquet takes place at the close of the school year. At this banquet the retiring editor, Frances Hammontree, announced the incoming editor for the following year- H. G. Hallmorlc. Telling the typist what to do are D. Argo, S. Winer, T. McDevitt, P. Hardin, P. Hodges, P. Haswell. llll and WHITE RQ' BUSINESS Hard-working Dot Parker heads the Maroon and White Business Staff. The staff members try to solicit ads which fi- nance the publication. Besides handling the finances, the business staff also sees that the publication is distributed to the homerooms. They work long and hard un- der the guidance of Miss Elizabeth Battle, the sponsor. Their social life has been very exciting this year, as a group along with members of the editorial staff flew to Atlanta to at- tend a press conference. At this they learned newer and better ways of writing, editing and soliciting ads. The Business Manager for the year '53, Pauline Denning, was announced at the ban- quet held by the staffs, Along with many parties they enioyed the hayride to Harri- son Bay at the close of school. Reading the publication - Seated: P. Browne, B. Rea, P. Scoggins Standing: B. Kolodkin, M. Drerssier, H. Jacobs. ,rw Estimating the cost of publication are B. Cushman D Parker M. Montgomery, B Annis Top: Delivering tho papers are C. Durlri, M Diiaqnn M Garrett, P. Wltitson. Bottom: Assorting the Maroon and Whites me R Briclcniwn B. Norton, B, Mcjunlnin, M. Phillips R Bisiop DW www .I .: fin Q an .gas pub . 5 , ,R 3 g ,. M:-0 ,Q Wiqsnsb N 5 X. , -s ilfewxx.. W f? 'NN i -W v X , X 3, X X Q 1..?. 5,7 .,,,, M .:,5 ,,.A,, , , W g - X-df MZ: Q , , 4 1' Six W J ' LQ'-v M wav 1 ? Q 1 was -N WN? . Gr jo 4 ., is -xc: ii - 5 . gg-fi il tg! ell-T 5 s- N! Y-TEENS The Y-Teens are sponsored by the Y. W, C. A. They have teams in manv sports which compete with the Y-Teen Clubs of other schools, This year as it money-making proiect they have been sell- ing potato chips. First Row: J. Hill, R. Duncan, G. Hall, P. Hardin, S, McJunkin Second Row: P. Haithcoat, M. Moore, B. Evans, H, Davis, A. Clarke, D, Keown, J. Smith, C. Talley, D. Horaing , . Third Row: B. Moore, E. Salstrand, F. McElory, M. Meacham, S. Harris, L. Hardesty, M, Emerson, M. Pui- man . Fourth Row: N. Wendt, F. Scoggins, M. Montgomery, J, Richardson, D, Porter, B. Tillman, C. Journey, C. Vaught Fifth Row: B. Ewing, G. Shauer, M. K. Moore, B. Sims, M. Sanders, G. Withrow. TWIRLERS Learn to swirl well is their motto, At every activity period you can see them outside practicing the different twirls and steps as directed by Mr. Casavant. First Row: B, Ballard, O. Holcomb Second Row: B. Christian, M. Stargel, B. Swatford, V. Hickey, L. Samond, J. Mai- lin . Third Row: H, Meers, B. Connor, N. Cunningham, J. Adams, J. Anderson, L. Keith, J. Ellis, P. Harris, D. West. OFFICE MONITORS They keep many in suspense until they come around first period to get the ab- sentee slip and call the ones caught skip- ping to the office. Seeing that the mail gets to the right person, helping check cn absentees, and answering the phone are some of the duties of the Office Monitors under the guidance of Miss Bazemare. P, Brown, E. Zininieuman, S. Blaylock, D. Rodgers, V. Stansiter H. Davis W. DeForcl, S. West, A ...-was Albri 9 - r .T T' ff f-- aft .. FILM CLUB The Film Club under the guidance of Miss Chandler meets in the dark room and sees various films. Some of the films this year enioyed by the students were about Alaska, Indians in Arizona, and the his- tory oi the movies. ,Q- 1 First Row: B, Diehl, D. Ross, E, Zimmer- mon, J. Berry, S. Hudson, B. Hosden, D. Hughes, F. Frogel Second Row. D. Rice, S. Reed, V. Rich, L. Pemberton, D. Phillips, D. Rodgers, T. Murphy, T. Bates Third Row: M. Brooks, B. Spradling, A. Smith, W. Mims, L. Castle, J. Derben, C. Roper, R. Ashton Fourth Row: J. Justice, C. Hansel, B, Kernea, L. Coppit, C. Little, E. Godsey, J. Brown , . Fifth Row: A. Barker, C, Cotfelt, D. Chauncy, R. Bradley, M, Taylor, B, Hill, H. Stroud. 4 KK ...mn- xv Qi? .wif CAMERA CLUB Taking a picture with the right amount of light and with the best use of the in- tricate mechanism is no easy iob. To de- velop these skills and to learn the impor- tance of making good pictures are the ob- jects of the Camera Club conducted by Mr. Conrad Bates, First Row: D. Argo, D. Burgin, R. Ship- ley, G, Gregory, H. Campbell, P. Stineci- pher, T, Davis Second Row: P, Mow- ery, M. Varnell, J. Erd, S. Tyber, P. Vin- tems.. cent, A. West , Third Row: T. Crumb- vgvg liss, J. Stephenson, T, Kirby, T, Williams, W. Hise, R. Williams, P. Silver. HANDICRAFT CLUB As many can see by the pictures, this club is very ambitious. They knit sweat- ers tor themselves and crochet beautiful scorfs and borders. At each activity period they carried their knitting into Miss Ter- rill's room, and discussed how much iur- ther the others were on their knitting, First Row: B. Brueckner, serving as a sweater model, L. Thompson Sectcd: S. Saluk, M. Burnett, N. Connelly At Right: C. Phillips, J Standing: B. Partin, J. Timmons. V. lngle, B. McDowell. 'O 1 C ...wif ,M .B Q F sf' Young, First Row, Left to Right: T. McDevitt, B. Lowery, E. Lynch, A. Almon, G. Wray, P. Stucky, P. Whitson, N. Vtlhitson, T. Boehm, B. Northern Second Row: H. Carrier, J. Weiss, J. Tallman, G. Keith, J. Holman, L. Cheal, L. Bailey Third Row: G. Dixon, P. Golley, B. John, D. Rosenclale, B. Bell, rHEMliTHY CL B Experimenting is a lot of fun for these students. After some activity periods one can walk down the hail and smell the odor which comes from their experiments. The only requirement ot this club is to have had one year of chemistry. Under the guidance ot Mrs. Daniel they cliscuss the results from the different formulas which they have worked on. JUil0R HIGH PLBLICITY CLIB Keeping the bulletin boards of the iunior high schools up to date with news about their iormer students now attenclina C. H. S is the lvlggest iob ol the Junior High Publicity Club. Only sophomores are eligible for membership. Near the close oi thr' school year, they take talent programs to each iunior high, planning the programs so that the talent will hr the alumni at nach respective school, The cluh is sponsored this year hy Mrs. Bohr, the sophomore sponsor-elect. First Row, Left to Right: B. Turner, B Knapp, N. Rodgers, B. Hancock, B. Burnette, G. Dobbs, J. Bailey, N Ramsey, J Waning-er, M. Dickson Second Row: H. Goiorth, S, Keedy, L. Lumpskin, J. Atchley, J. Thomas, N. Dickerson, B. Chown ing, N. Tate, S. Day, E. Hanies. 2 5 if ti n Thr- members me sketching Sonia Codelc, Left to Right: J. Drew, E. Hudson, H. Williams, J. Carson, P. Hammond, E, Row lrrnrl, B Lrirnn, D. Dickert, C. Hmssiq, K. Byrd, B, McCutrlwen, D. Huskins, L. Julirm, l. lunrllvr-rt, R Mrlfrron, S. Prrkinson, l' lwxnf-. VV, Douqlvtr-ry, B Dobbs, E. Cross. All Ci Tlic uint of titer Art Clulv is to develop lurtlwcr interest in tlwc fipprefiotion ol cirt. Thr: only mqiJire1rv:erlwt is rrntollnmnt in fi ittqultn Course: in nrt. This your cis un egxtrri cictivity olong with tim nrt Classes tlwfey took rx trip to VVnslwinqton, D. C, to visit Ilv- wmell known nrt museums, To fimince tlwis trip, they sold rnrlgozinc suldsfriptions und otlvnr tlnngs. Tho niwv nmrnlwors must nnclr-rgo un intticition luy dressing cis rn cl'tcn'oCter from ct lomous pointing suflw os lNltistlm's Mvtlicrf' The-y uro unrlf-r tlw JUNIIIR RED CRO S ilu- nwrrnlur-is Ol tlw Junior Red Cross, which rare guided lby Mrs. Fclts, ure Qlectocl by ll'1F3lI' liornr-rooms llmy 'irc upon noir-rl lay tim Nritionril Rvrl Cross, wlwicln contacts our SCl'100l tlrrougln this Club. At tlwrv finnurxl Tlwrxnksgiyinq proqrunw vmrlt lwornr-room qivfrs its lmskf-t ol food which is divided rind sont to tlwn needy lrxmilins ll'it'OI1f!l'1OUl tlwv rity by tlir' Rvrl Crnzz lrrcttlr-rsltip of Mis Eunice Kerr. Tlnrn rnmn pnrp-'vcr' is to help tlios-1 who fire in need in our school, our community rind tim fvntirr: sity. First Row, Left to Right: J. Willifirtis, B. Trougton, A. McDonald, R. Mason, M. Simpson, S. Cm-rplir-, B. lXAC,lUltl4II1, M Rolwitz, K Hrnrilson, S. Woocl, P. Gilley, J. Bciird, L. Cure, B. Annis Second Row: M. Brute, N. Kerr, H. Moore, S. Queen, K. Wul- ston, A. Ogden, V. Slmlildo, B. Denney, B, l'lGrtc, P. l-lenegcir, B. Hudson, P. Ludernon. Y W .P igbifwn -sw Qsgcxsxg .9 qw Sirk ww .Qs we nqrmspthyw Wm xgwggg-131.19--ww M W .mt M -ew mqxsw Wx uw regex . . ENN? 'tr QF? First Row, Left to Right: G. Edson, H. Wormsley, B. Wiggins, B. Eaves, N. Pope, N. Peak, The Spinning the plat- ters, they enjoyed anything from hillbilly records to classic. Many a time the sponsor, Mr. Casavant, had to act as referee to settle the many disputes o v e r their favorite discs. It G. Saunders, H. Fryar Second Row: J. Adair, S. West, S. Snyder, B. Wise, D. Bruce, WGS Very interesting OS P. Mullins, M. Sloan, C. Reece Third Row: J. Simmons, B. Jones, V. Owens, N. Evans, WSH GS educotiongl B. Reed, W. Ruth, G. Ruchs, D. Pickelsimon, J. Ellison . Fourth Row: W. Deerns, N. Mc- ' Guflin, P. Howard, L. Deems, L, Sislc, M. Hope. During the activity periods there was much vvork to be done as the members made lamps, brackets and trinkets. Each article had to be shaped, pol- ished by the buffer machine and glued. One of the most attractive trinlcets mode were the colorful flovv- ers molded inside of clear plastic. The club was under the guidance of Mr. Hamon, who shovved them the tricks of the trade. Center: W. Gillespie, S. Gass, J. Lester, B. A. Smith, B. Rupert, J. Colquitt, L. Duchene, B. Loy . Below, Seated: R. Chandler Standing: M. Smith, W. Fuson, Mr. Hamon M. Cox, J. Hendrix, B. Scott, E. Williges, A. Coffey, D. Hartlyl F. Garrison, G. Graves, J. Baird, E. Seagle. HECURIJ C L it WN? 3... in Nobody was sur- prised at the music coming from the room ot Miss Hamilton, spon- sor ot the Boys' Record Club. Each boy tried to outdo the others as the best amateur disc s l :SW ww-.qi igglqey Of the Club- First Row, Left to Right: B. Crouch, J. Prewett, B. Craig, R. Smith, B. Johnson Dr Second Row: K. Royse, B. Johnson, J. Shepard, T. Jones, J. Taylor, C. Bates Third Row: E. Ross, J. W. Crouch, J. Moore, J. Merriman, J. Eaker, J Duncan Fourth Row: L. Byron, S. Barnes, F. Elder, B. E. Hill, G. Smith. The CLR The sophomores who Wish to become permanent members of the Maroon and White may ioin this club and learn the fundamentals ol working for a school paper. Under the guidance of Miss Katherine Walker the members learn the techniques ot editing, writing and proof reading. Several ol the members were seen hurrying from club to club at activity periods hoping to get a big scoop so that their article would be printed. To conclude a wonderful year, they enjoyed -Jn informal party at the home ot one ot their members. Center: C, Pearson, H, Fanbury, B. Campbell, D. Lee, A. Ate lcinson Bottom Lett: Seated: T. Liles, M. Jorges, Standing: J. Marshall, J. Benton, L. Shouse Bottom Right: A. Born, J. Price, C. Horner, H. Holland Seated: J. Carter. . , 5 N First Row: C. Rogan, B. Helton, N. Tait, J. Baird, M. Cornwell, J. Jeffery . . Second Row: B. Frazier, M. Man- roe, N. Riseden, L. Ed- wards, M. Sanders, P. Watts, H. Tyber, J. Clarke, M. McGill, J. Wagner . . . Third Row: G. Hudson, B. Martin, B. Card, F. Hammell, M. Phillips, G. Greenburg, S. Winer, D. Ledford, J. Parker, C. Kallquist, A. Winkle. Bllll 'PEB To boost the morale of the school and to develop greater interest in the sports of the school are the obiectives of the Boosters. The representatives sell tickets to the basketball and football games throughout the season. This year tor the first time they have provided entertainment such as the Pepsi horse races and the dances after the basketball games with music furnished by the C. H. S. swing band. BIBLE CLUB The Christian Fellowship programs of C. H. S. are made possible by the planning and under the guidance of the Bible Club. The aim of this club is to increase fellowship between God and man. The distribution of suggested Bible readings for home room devotions is an activity of the Bible Club. First Row: M. Alexan der, J. Patrick, A. Hen ry, L, Hambright, H Adair, J. Elrod, W. Phil mn- .M lips, B. Quarles, B. Phil lips, J. Parrish . . Second Row: A. Albright R. Saull, T. Shull, B Brown, A. Bankston, B Ferguson, G. Potts, S Allen, P. Pullen, M. Har vey . . Third Row: M Hamilton, A. McCarty, J Britton, V. Henley, N Lucas, D. Jones, J. Mills M. Pierce, L. Watson, P. Morrison, J. Waller . Third Row: Miss Moore, A. Hutcheson, C. Bran non, N. Stevenson, J 5 Gross, P. Mansfield, F. Tidwell, A. Raulston, W. Hull. 1. 4-1. fx? First Row: C. Clark, C Walker, I. Stroud, B B. Loster, D. Creed, P Cotton, G, McCallie, B Wallace, J. Donahue, R Brickman, N. Turner, B Sauls, E. Adkins Third Row: P. Guttey, S Shelton, W. McEwen, P Durham, E. Robertson, M land, P. Arronts, B Blankenship. F.H.L Training to be the best homemakers is the main obiect of the Future Home Makers of America. As part of a national organization, they study the outlined plan. Under the guidance of Mrs. Schmitt they study this plan of how to improve the home and how to be a better homemaker. DI CUPHILIA The aim of the Discophilia, or the Music Lovers, was for the members to bring the records which they liked best and share them with the others. During the meetings the members would exchange rec- ords and play them. This club was sponsored by Mrs. Croys. First Row: M. Dress ler, B. Prince, J. Parker S. Etter, B. Cushman, P Hodges, M. Viness, V Stansifer, B. Rohold Second Row: M. Burnes M. Potter, E, Hulgen, B Norton, F. Hammontree F. Stubinger, M. Wiggins M, McConnel, M. A. Mc Donald, P. Roberts . . Third Row: F. Harvey, M Bryan, G. lsbelle, D Parker, J. Underwood N. Dudderar, J. Jones H. Jacobs, G. Spencer S. DeArrnond. Church, G. Eldridge, Ai Williams, P. Ringer, R. Wall . , Second Rowi Garett, J. Morris, L. Hol- Qian.. WE' NNW' Q Us CREATIVE WRITING The Creative Writing Club sponsored by Mr. Salmon develops an interest in higher literature. During the meetings they read stories and poems of well known authors. First Rcw: P. l-lutson, V, Owen, G, ls- bell, B. Payne, D, Shapiro, F. Bodine . . Second Row: P. Peak, B. Pigsby, E. Harker, G, Hyde, C. Smith, R. Willig . Third Row: S, Jackson, D. Smith, C. Robertson, C. Williams. LANGUAGE CLUB The members of the Language Club, under the direction of Miss Battle, are taught many amusing French and Span' ish games. Their latest is a new French card game taught by Bernard Hochburg, Seated: J. Cuthbert, V. Vetter, J. Ad- ams, S. Leiper , . . Standing: B. Hoch- burg, P. Clayton, C, Adam, A. Millard. DEPUTY COUNCIL Mose Payne is in charge of the Deputy Council which takes over on Wednesday during the business meeting of the Stu- dent Council. They are seniors elected by their homerooms under the guidance of Miss Scholze. First Row: J. Crow, B. Hall, R. Hodges, M. Payne, R. McQueen, J. Pennington, E. Knowling . Second Row: P. Stucky, J. Wagner, B, Denney, B. J. Smith, S. Et- ter, J. Baird, D. Ross . . . Third Row: J, Parrish, P. Brown, M. McClary, E. Adams, M. Wiggins, M. Moore, B. Hefner . . Fourth Row: S. Trotz, J. Drennen, L. Lind- sey, D. Worthington, S. Jones, A. Raulston, B. Burnette. H' ll HANDICRAFT CLUB Some girls, being very industrious, ioined the Handicraft Club. Learning to sew, knit, and embroider, they made various articles. The efforts of each were dis- played at activity and the progress of their work was compared. First Row: E. DeLozier, G. Prater, D. Parker, D. Turner, D. Chambers . . Second Row: S. Francisco, J. Brock, W. Miller, M. Bird . . Third Row: V. Goss, B. Coleman, A. Swatford, B. Perch, B. Green. DYNAMO CLUB Buy a Dynamo, is their motto. Throughout the school year they try to sell as many Dyncmos as possible to the C. H. S. students. To promote this they had a very attractive booth under the clock from which they would sell the Dyn- amos and had many chapel programs to show the reasons why C. H. S. 'ers should buy a Dynamo. First Row: M. Clark, P. Altman, S. Baird, P. Browne, M. Smith, J. Wolfe, L. Grant, C. Anderson Second Row: C. Brown, J. Guess, J. Henderson, B. Lude- man, P. Johnson, W. DeFord, C. Coreth- ers Third Row: J. Bleckwell, J. Daot- son, A. McWhorter, K. Derryberry, P. Green, T. Rodgers, N. Tait, W. Rader . Fourth Row: J. Fields, P. Hatfield, C. Vaughn, B. Huffaker, M. Huff, J. Wolfe, C. Thurman. li: innu ,Y 1 11' .4 W me Q xv-as-. ,au A LETTERMEN The Lettermen discuss how to develop better sportsmanship among the tea-ni and the fans under the guidance of their sponsor, Coach Maroney, and the presi- dent, Bill Burnette. They initiate their members, climaxing with a chapel pro gram which the whole school enjoys. First Row: J. Henderson, B. Biueckner, B. Burnette, D. Burgin, B. Dillingham, R. Stevens, L. Duncan, R. Hodges Second Row: S. Terry, G. Graves, R. Cobb, H. Short, M. Neville, C. Davis, B. Ferguson, H. White Third Row: C. Champion, C. Dautrich, D. Lyons, G. Mullins, D. Shockley, C. Peck, C. Vaughn, C. Rogan, J. Duncan Fourth Row: D. Hobbs. G. Dickson, J. McKinney, B. Ballew, G. Perkins, R. Coleman, J. Jefferys, J. Mon- roe, M. Payne, Coach Maroney. J 4 SWING BAND First Row: L, Lovelace, J. Ander- son, D. Worley, J, Roberts, C. Mc- Cutchin, D. Fisher, J. Pennington, E. Leamon, J, Kilgore , Second Row: B. Brown, B. Denney, A. Holt, W. Fuson, T. Crumbliss, T. Turner, H, McVay, J. Stephenson, T. Jones, R. Burk, F. Norfolk , Third Row: P. Hendricks, R. Eaton, V. Hickey. CHOIR First Row: B. Tipton, O. Holcomb, M, Pierce, M. Clarke, C. Hale, B. Spradling, J. Hill, F. Hammontree, F. Stubinger, R. Duncan, F. Edison, B. Frazier, M. Roberts, R. Mason, E. J. Baird , Second Row: B. Diehl, E. Warren, R. Williams, M. McClary, G. Greenburg, L. Derthick, S. Wood, S. Etter, M. Cartee, B. McGahee, B. Cushman, J. Perish, B. Lasater, M. Hamilton, P. Young, D, Ross, J. Derben, F. Durham, B. Denney, B. Phillips, J. Baird . , Third Row: L. Lovelace, D. Rodgers, D. McPherson, C. Denney, F. Lynes, J. Payne, B. Daughtery, C, Medley, J. Buttington, B. McClurkin, J. Dan- iels, J. McCraken . . Fourth Row: P. Kyle, R. Brackett, J. Bradley, S. Doyle, G. Temple, C. Lambert, G. Perkins, T. Ward, A. Holt, L. My- ers, E. McDonald, D. Parker, M. Payne, V. Ledford. BAND Front Row: D. Turner, R. Hol- combe, E. Harker, W. Fuson, J, Christian, T. Turner, B. Luderman, P. Luderman, H. McVeigh, J. Mc- Nabb, J. Stephenson, T. Crumbliss, T. Jones . . . First Row, on Left: D. Fisher, E. Leamon, J. Penning- ton, J. Bailey, E. J. Baird, N, Net- tles, D. Worley . , Second Row on Left: C. Jones, L. Castle, B. Mar- Ier, J. Lester, J. Richardson, T. Lumberg, E. Ross . . Third Row on Left: D. Hartley, E. Hillis, J. Col- quitt, W. Manning, J. Duncan . . First Row on Right: H. Stroud, P. Harris, B. McCuthen, S. Gash, W. DeFord, S, Cadek, M, Monroe, S. Perkinson, M. McDonald . Second Row on Right: T. Raulston, C. Little, J. Erd, C. Barton, B. Brown, H. Frederick, L. McCoy . . Third Row on Right: M. Boling, R. Griffin, G. Graves, J. Pryor, F. Seagle, L. Swaftord, R. Hillis, J. B. Atwood, R. Burks, F. Northrup, J. Kilgore . . Fourth Row on Right: S. Day, G. Keith . . Majorettes: M. J. Strgel, B, Ballard, P. Hene- gar, B. Christian. ll BOYS' ENSEMBLE First Row: J. Duncan, R. Braclv ett, D. Boss, R. Boss, H. Meadows, J. Roberts . Second Row: C. Harmon, F. Northrop, D. Worley, E. Leamon, C. Moore . Third Row: G, Temple, R. Hargit, G. Nance, B. Rufford, B. McClurlcin, B. Senter Fourth Row: C. Denney, D. McPherson, A. Moore, G. Schwartz, P. Wright, E, Mc- Donald Seated: S. Doyle, T. Fullmer. GLEE CLUB First Row: E. J, Baird, J. Britton, H. Tyber, B. McJunkin, M. Simpf son, N. Nettles, J. Parker, N. Rani- sey, B. McCullom, J. Boling, H. Holland, P. Hartsock, P. Witt . , . Second Row: M. Pierce, M. Roberts, M. Bruce, B. Garrett, D. Harding, B. Spradling, P. Morrison, C. Bron- non, W. Watson, J. Elrod, A. AI- bright, B. Quarrels . Third Row: S. Tyber, D. Dickert, S. Barron, J. Smith, A, Henry, L, Sisk, M. San- ders, B. Warran, C. Vaught, B. Til- man, H. Carrier, S. Keedy, R. Walk' er Third Row: S. lsenberg, J. Patrick, S. McJunkin, J. Evatt, P. Farrell, M. Dickerson, M. Phillips, J. Perish, M, Harvey, C. Journey, G. Hall, A. Millard, C. Pryor, J. Doss. ORCHESTRA R. Ashton, F. Bodine, K. Byrd, J. Carter, S. Ciespke, J. Cobb, M. Cox, G. Dobbs, J. Donahue, C. Hassig, P. Hendricks, C. Kallquist, L. Keith, M. Lane, B, Lasoter, B. Luderman, P. Luderman, A. McDon- ald, H. Moore, B. Partin, C. Pear' son, B. Phillips, P. Roberts, N. Rol- lins, B, Rigsby, L. Salmond, A. Slot- ton, P. Stineciper, J. Timmons, Glo- ria Underwood, H. Vonzant, J. Wil- lioms, S, Wood, M. McDonald, S. Perkinson, M. Monroe, S. Codek, B. Goettman, E. Leamon, J. Bailey, J. Pennington, G. Kennemer, L. Castle, C. Jones, L. McCoy, C. Bor- ton, J. Erd, J. Ruulston, T. Turner, T. Crumbliss, R. Holcomb, J. Steven- son, F, Northrop, R. Burk, J. B. Atwood, E. Hillis, B. Brown, M, Vaughn, G, Keith, S, Day, J. An- derson, F5 ff 'lam 35 '52, fs... I' f-it Q ,wife . A Q. -2 , 3 rife. My .Q g f S Every boy likes to have the girls think he's it. The athletes have an advantage over oth- er boys because they can become a hero by playing in a maior sport. In many ways the girls are ready to express their admiration for the boys wh o play the games. F3 A-A '7!wP' ' Coach Jim Henry, Head Coach Bobby Matusek, and Coach Maroney look over their 1951 athletic records. Although the 1951 football season may be termed as a not too successful one, the gridiron boys are still respected as an ever hopeful threat in prep school circles. Building for the future was the basis of the 1951 football philosophy at City High. Coach Bobby Matusek, who has been coaching at City since 1945, was athletic director and head football coach. Coach Charley Maroney, a man of several years experience in the coaching field, was his able assistant. Coach Jim Henry, a graduate of Georgia Tech and of City, where he captciined the '41 team, returned to his alma mater as the other assistant. Spring City made its first stop of the 1951 season at Memorial Field for the Dynamos opener. The Dynamos were at- tempting to break Spring City's twenty-three game winning streak. Instead, the Dynamos lost out to the strong visitors by 19 to O. Second on the list were the Red Bank Lions. Red Bank was out for revenge because they had not wan a game from City in four years. The Red Bank Lions took their revenge with a score of Red Bank 12 and City O. Next came Bristol, which in 1950 had lost to the Dynamos in the last few minutes of the game. They were also out for 'fbloaclf' Bristol defeated the Dynamos, 26-12. Another visiting team, Columbia, brought along a strong club to battle the Dynamos in their hardest played game. At the half the score was 7-7, in the second half the strong Columbians moved ahead to win 33 to 14. Then came Tlvll. Victory for the Dynamos was in the air, both teams had yet to win a game. The Dynamos took that one 13 to 7. Resuming one of the long-standing grid competitions, the Dynamos then met the boys in blue from the foot of the Ridge. McCallie. The Dynamos went down before them, 42-13. Athletic managers Bill Burnette, .limmy Duke, and Dan Hobbs Grayson Perkins shows Co-Captainseelect Charles Champion and store equipment for the season. Rickey Cobb his Best Blocker Trophy. 3 . li if X 4 x .- i 7. sUtQnQv.sui V- ane. .1 is-' ' ff if - I fn be 4 Pawcfe X54 Coach Matusek explains a play to Rickey Cobb, Grayson Perkins, Charles Peek, and George Mullins. ln late October City went to Dayton to play Rhea CounTy's small but fast team, Again the Dynamos fell before their foe, 39-O. The following week Bradley came To Memorial Field with perhaps The strongest Team in the district. The Bradley Bears defeated the Dynamos, 27-7. Journeying to Knoxville for a game with Knox Rule, The Dynamos kept Their spirits high for this road trip, which included a Tennessee game and a Trip over the Smokies. Meeting Knox Rule on Saturday night, the Dynamos went down, 52-12. The season ended on a cold November night when The Dynamos lost 53-O to one of Georgia's strongest teams, The Ross! ville Bulldogs. S C O R E S Spring City 19 City 0 TMI .. 7 City . . 13 Bradley . 27 City . 7 Red Bank . . 12 City. . 0 McCallie . . .42 City . .13 Knox Rule . , .52 City . .. ,12 Bristol . . .26 City .,.. 12 Rhea . . . 39 City . . . . 0 Rossville . . . .53 City . . . 0 Columbia . 33 City . 14 THE DYNAMOS OF 1951: First Row, Left to Right: C. Champion, J. Jeffreys, M. Biesack, B. Dillingham, J. Duncan, R. Coleman, B. Ballew, S. Clark, J. Duke, manager Second Row: G. Perkins, J. Monroe, R. Cobb, R. Burnette, D. Huskins, S. Terry, C, Peek, R. Stephens, B. Burnette, manager . . Third Row: G. Buffington, B. Ferguson, D. Shockley, D. Lyons, G. Mullins, C. Vaughn, B. Senter, E, Godsey . Fourth Row: C. Rogan, C. Schoolfield, G. Smith, E. Hudson, J. McKinney, G, Dixon, B. Bell, H. White, M. Neville Fifth Row: Coach Mausek, Coach Maroney, G. Mays, L. Pantcr, J. Coffelt, R. Bice, B, Daniels, D. Guy, B. Brueckner, Coach Henry, Coach Henegar. . ge . ,M ,. ,axis x I I J ink .. lg 1 is 3 M ..... 4 1 . . , 1 Q. , . si' h I I X :.'f.' 1- 1 il' Q s . T i -i isa' Um BILL BALLEW - Rough 'n ready line- man . . . three year football letterman . . . good team man . . . honorable mention All-City. CHARLES CHAMPION - Hard-hitting lineman . . . played good ball as an end . , I Junior letter- man. SONNY CLARK - Played end, full- back, and line backer . . . first team end on All-City, All-State honorable men- tion . . , Junior letterman. RICKEY COBB - Played both offense and de- fense , , . played steady ball all season as a back . . , Sixty Minute Man on defense . . . All-City honorable men- tion . . . Co-Captain-Elect. RONALD COLEMAN - Veteran quar- terback , . . had a good selection of plays . . I quiet ball player . , . Most Valuable Player award. BILL DILLING- HAM - Speedy halfback . , . could find opening in the line . . . back after iniuries in i950 . . . Most Improved Player award. GRAYSON PERKINS - Veteran guard . . , rugged tackler . . . always in the enemy's backfield . , , Best Blocker award. RALPH STEPHENS - Offensive and defensive guard . . . good blocker . , . out latter part of season because of iniuries. BILL BELL - Transfer from Lenoir City . . . Sterling lineman . . . very good pass catcher . . . All-City honorable mention, BOB BRUECKNER - Transfer end from Loudon , , . good team man , . . plenty of spirit , , , out with in- juries near end of season. Ba-gf! All fulne BOBBY FERGUSON - Good passer understud uarterback A A A y q A A A Junior letterman. JIM MCKINNEY - Good defensive back A A A speedy A A sophomore letterman. GEORGE MULLINS - Hard-running fullback A A A missed a few games be- cause of injuries A A A sophomore letter- man. CHARLES PEEK - Offensive tackle A A A played a lot of good ball A A A sophomore letterman. CHARLES RAGAN - Good tackle A A A up from last year's B team A A A im- proved from last year A A A All-City honorable mention. DON SHOCKLEY -- Fleet-footed safety man A A A his runs were always good for a gain A A A All- City honorable mention A A A Sophomore letterman. CARL VAUGHN - Offensive center A A A played steady ball latter part of season A A A sophomore IettermanA HERMAN WHITE - Offensive and defen- sive center A A veteran lineman A , steady A . . Junior letterman . A . Co- Captain-Elect. Q 5 + . .ggfxjfgy X f?v:f.:f?, iff Xw,:3., K A ii ,Fifi , Qg,i gfgg ,1 3 CLARK LUNGES FOR McCALLlE RUNNER I 1.22 R if S m fg, 5 7 B WAITING FOP THE - G CHANCE C055 fCAlU QE 'Mr .-M., E5 Dfw Y ,, . A IS RAC QM E Pop 'R ' igwf, f f 0055 g. B41 w We iam., as 7ke DY AMUS Captain-elect Andy Walker, Coach Dick Osteen, and Captain Ronnie Coleman. Coach Dick Osteen's basketball team had a successful season on the hardwood courts this year. With a team made up of fairly tall boys, they had an advantage of height. In the Times Cup Series, the boys lost to a strong Rossville team in the finals. In the Ninth District tournament they defeated Tyner lout were downed the second night by Hixon. Charles Dautrich Charles Champion Ronald Coleman Bob Hurt Bud Sloan Andy Walker George Mullins Jimmy Stephenson c,,,, .. is ,. - if . 'QE 'mr Bill Dillingham Ronnie McQueen ,,., . If is ...J .sxg Slam.. Hilllllwllllll At the end of the first semester, Bill Bell, Mase Payne, and Sonny Clark were ruled ineligible because of incomplete grades and under T. S. S. A. A. rules, they could not finish the season, The absence of the first-stringers was felt in the following games. With a new line-up, City went on the road to Norris, Morristown, and Bristol. Of these three games, the Dynamos beat Norris and lost out to Morristown and Bristol. Back home again, they began showing up yery well, Charles Dautrich and Captain Ronnie Coleman were the stand-outs on the team with the help of Andy Walker, Charles Champion and Bill Dillingham which rounded out the starting team. Substitutes Bob Hurt, Ronnie McQueen, and Bud Sloan also saw a lot of action. George Mullins and Jimmy Stephenson were called up from the B team to fill in for the ineligible players. ' 'ink 13335 Q if ig .. Q!'? w.,,,, 2 2,5 We B K Manager Moe Echols is kept busy washing uniforms. City 37 McCallie City Spring City City 53 Morristown 5B City 49 Hixson City Hixson City 49 Soddy Daisy 39 City 44 Rossville City Spring City City Si McCallie 50 City 46 Ooltewah City Rossyille City 56 Red Bank 54 City 49 Bradley City Bradley City 57 Norris 60 City 54 Soddy Daisy City Red Bank City 52 Bradley 74 City 40 Ooltewah City Norris City 49 Tyner 5? City 47 Soddy Daisy Bill Dillingham in action for the Dynamos against Rossyille's Charlie Dautrich shows his ability as a staunch Dynamo center Case. McCroskey from Rossville and Walker look on. and high point man for the season. 70 'll E Tl The CiTy High Bees coached by Coach Charles Ivlaroney, had a good season. Playing area B Teams and junior high Teams, They managed To win The maioriTy of Their games. As undersTudies Tor nexT year's varsiTy, They played games aT every oppor' TuniTy Tor The experience in compe- Tion. WTTTT such sTars as Rickey Cobb Ceoige Mu'lrn and Jimmy STephenson, The Team always held iTs own Near The end of The season Mullins and Sh phenson moved up To The yarsiTy as replacemenTs on THE 1951 B TEAM First Row Left To Right Coach Maloney G Mullins J STephenson, J, Thomas, P. Hammond .,, I ,4- 7ke Plll ll PllllT' Coached by Colonel lra iSandyf Summers, band master emeritus of the Chattanooga Public Schools and veteran golf enthusiast, the Dynamo golf team met and played the other prep golf teams of this area in scheduled games and in tour- neys. Lamar McCoy is the only senior lost to this team, all others are underclassmen. Hard training and practice paid off for the Dynamo track team under Coach Carl Levi, City alumnus and a student at U. C. ln the opening meet of the season, City lost to Knoxville Fulton but in the Middle Tennessee Regional Meet, the Dynamos made a fine showing. They came in fourth to edge out Chat- tanooga Central by l.5 points, The Dynamo Golf Team. These five boys carried the maroon and white onto the greens: Evans, Hale, Hite, McCoy, and Ervin. Several individuals and teams were stand-outs in this meet. David Keown won the mile and Henry Short was the winner ol the 880. Finley Seagle placed second in the 880, Larry Myers was second in the iavelin, and Tommy Cook came in for the second spot in the 440. Bill Lancaster placed third in the iavelin. The two-mile relay team made up of Grayson Perkins, Henry Short, David Keown, and Finley Seagle came in first. In the state meet, in which only those who placed in the regional meet could compete, Keawn and Short placed second in the mile and in the 880, respectively. THE T952 TRACK TEAM. First Row, Left to Right: B, Carnes, F. Seagle, M. Biesack, B. Hasdcn, manager, B, Northern, manager . Second Row: L. Myers, D. Keown, J, Monroe, B. Lancaster, G. Temple, G, Dixon Third Row: S. Terry, R. Cobb, B. Hurt, D. Shockley, C. Peek, C. Schoolfield, E. Godsey, B. Shipley, manager, Coach Carl Levi Fourth Row: B. Eaton, D. Guy, T. Cook, D. Huskins, A. Barker, L. Beatty, C, Denney, B. Brueckner, manager. E l ! ' ff r- 4 fn like Perhaps the most successful team of the '52 season was the Dynamo boxers Under the direction of Coach Jim Henry, these Coach Henry, Brooks Northern, and Lundy Lovelace, managers, check boys spent Weeks framing ond getting in in equipment. . . . . shape to show their boxing skill in the an- nual Golden Gloves meet. With a team ot twenty-eight boys, twelve won championships in their divisions. City was well represented in the sub-novice, novice, and open divisions. Those in the sub-novice divisions were new at the fighting game, and learning the art were Kenneth Royce, Lee Perkins, Grayson Perkins, Earl Ross, Bobby Eaton, Dickie Harris, and Neal Wendt. Those in the novice and d' open :visions renewing their knowledge of the game were Jimmy Duke, Leroy Duchene, Mickey Neville, Roger Moore, David Keown, Donald Boss, Ronald Boss, Mark Biesack, John Hoodenpyle, Henry Short, Gary Smith, Wayne Graham, and Jimmy Christian. After the Gloves meet, City walked away with tour trophies which signified what a fine team they had. Together the team won a trophy for the best squad in the meet, the sub-novice boxers were win- e boys in the novice .gl- ners in their division, th division were runners-up, and those in the open division were als division. o runners-up in their Leroy Duchene, veteran Golden Gl oves open- champion, displays his Golden Gloves Sportsmanship trophy. Leroy returns in 1952-53 to lead the-- Dynumo boxers to greater glory in the ring. lll K The Golden Glove winners First 1 Row: L. Duchene, J. Hoodenpyle, M. Neville, R. Moore, G. Perkins Second Row: D Keown, L. Perkins, K. Royce. Leroy Duchene and Mickey Neville were members of the Chattanooga team sent to Nashville lor the Southern Golden Glove meet. Leroy not only won his division but also vvon the Sportsmanship tio phy. Mickey lost his first tight on a close decision, From Nashville Leroy vvent to Chicago to enter in the National Golden Glove tournament. He lost out on what vvas termed a very unpopular decision in the finals, l-le was then chosen to be a substitute on the Chicago team which fought the New York leflfll. k Sh t N 'll D h , R Boss, N. VVendt Second Row: Christian The boxing squad. First Row: Lovelace, Du e, or, evi e, uc ene , Royse, Hoodenpyle, Duncan, Holcomb, L. Perkins, Eaton. fi City ,.... City ,.... City ..... City ,,,.. City ..... City ,.,. 1-I Z Q 4? ' 7 53 4 A 4 Red Bank . . . . . . . 3 Tyner . . . . 3 Ooltewah .,. . . .. 0 Red Bank . . 9 Tyner ....... . . . 7 Sod dy Daisy TheDY AMO onthe D I A M 0 The City High baseball team ended the '52 sea- son with a record ot tive wins and six losses. Cap- tained by Bill Dillingham and coached by Dick Os- teen, these boys made good showings on the local diamonds. Andy Walker, Ronnie Coleman, Bill Dill- ingham, Don Shockley, Mike Stone, Howard Nerren and Clyde Davis proved to be standouts. Shockley and Davis represented City with berths on the News- Free Press All City team. In the playoffs, the Dyna- mos were defeated by Hixon 6 to 5. SCORES 5 City ..... . . . 5 Bradley . , . . 6 8 City ..... ...,. 0 Ooltewah . . . . . . 5 2 City . . . . . .10 Soddy Daisy . . . . . 5 6 City ,.... . . 2 Hixon . . . . 1 0 City. ... ... 4 Hixon . . . 5 3 First Row, Left to Right: J. Jefferies, A. Walker, R. Cobb, G. Mullins, B. Dillingham, C, Davis, D. Shockley, R. Carlton, R. Samples, Coach Osteen . . . Second Row: B. Swartz, P. Hammond, H. Nerren, J. Thomas, B. Black, Kennedy, C. Vaughn, D. Lyons, R. Coleman, Manager B. Rowe . . . Third Row: C. Ragan, J. Cobb, M. Stone, B. Sloan, G. Smith, Lusk, B. Ferguson, E. Stephens. . 1 GIRL' llll UA'l'lll Seen relaxing in the girls' dressing room after a strenuous day directing the gym program are the gym managers. First Row: Claudia Smith, Patsy Hodges, Betty Owens, Stell Adams . Second Row: Nancy Kerr, Nancy Wagner, Chris Forrester, Carolyn Brown, E. June Baird, Alice Thompson, Darline Burgin, Sue DeArmond. The Girls' Physical Education Department of Chattanooga High School offered a varied program to all those students who participated in it during the year l95l-52. With fourteen gym managers, under the direction of Miss Mary Will Ziegler, leading the girls in folk dancing, tumbling, volley ball, basketball, and softball, the year passed quickly and pleasantly. Keen interest was shown by everyone in the various interclass events. An addition to the athletic program was the girls' golf team started by Colonel lra iSandyi Summers. Open to all girls who are interested in golf, it was composed of four sophomores, Joan Bleckwell, Kay Derryberry, Pearl Green, and Joy Price. These girls played teams from Hixon, Central, Red Bank, Kirkman, G. P. S., Baylor, and McCallie. The ycai was climaxed by the presentation of May Day. The girls keep trim by doing exercise . The pyramid is a part of tumbling in which all girls participate , . . Patsy Hodges prepares to serve the volleyball while her teammates look on , . The basket is carefully eyed by Jean Ellison before trying her shot . June Britton hits a long single while Mary Ann Bruce is catcher in an exciting game of softball. 72648 CWZ6 Co-Captain Nancy Wagner, manager Paula Peak, Miss Ziegler, and Captain Nancy Kerr study The schedule for The District Nine Tourna- ment. The Dynahs, C. l-l. S. girls' basketball Team, had a Triumphant and exciting season. ln this, Their third year, They won twelve out ot nineteen games, and participated in the District Nine tournament at Red Bank High School where they came in Third place. The team was captained by Nancy Kerr, with Nancy Wagner serving as co-captain, and was coached by Miss Ziegler. The Triple iob ot being scorelceeper, timekeeper, and manager was given to Paula Peak. Outstanding team members were Margaret Chambliss, forward, Nancy Wagner, Nancy Kerr, and Gwen l-lall, guards, and Jean Kendricks who played both Torward and guard very well Patty Brown Margaret Chambliss Kay Derryberry Shirley Gash Gwen Hall Carla Hill Jean Kendricks Nancy Kerr Ann Millard Nell Simpson Mary Sloan Delores Snyder Norma Turner Nancy Wagner Cynthia Young The Dynah's schedule tor the past year follows: Dynahs Opponents 39 Lakeview 25 47 Hixon 5l 40 Ooltewah 29 44 Ooltewah 28 42 Soddy Daisy 56 51 Spring City 33 30 Hixon 42 52 Spring City 44 52 Lakeview 45 47 Bradley 66 S5 Red Bank 25 4l Soddy Daisy 54 36 Soddy Daisy 4l Sl Red Bank 46 SQ Bradley 42 4l Tyner 23 62 Marion County 50 40 Soddy Daisy 62 70 Sale Creek 6l For the second straight year the Dynahs' volleyball team has won the Annual Times Cup Tournament held at the University of Chattanooga Woman's Gymnasium, This Year by beating Tyner, Ooltewah, and Rossville, the team reached the finals where they again played and defeated Rossville. The team was composed of Jean Kendricks, Margaret Cham- bliss, Nancy Kerr, Nancy Wagner, Norma Turner, Nell Simpson, Ann Millard, Patty Brown, Peggy East, Delores Snyder, Carla Hill, Shirley Gash, Carol Journey, Cynthia Young, and Norma Dickerson. Top: Margaret Chambliss, star forward, tries for two points one of the Dynahs' exciting games. Bottom: Who's got the ball? Nancy Kerr tangles with opposing players in an effort to get the ball. B is A new team of Dyn- ahs-the girls' golf team- was an adaition to the C. H. S. athletic pro- gram this year. The team was composed of four sophomore girls: lay Price, Kay Derryluerry, Joan Blackwell, and Pearl Green. f 3 Zvi i X .I -- Viwffx Xqwle wffw' ' X ' .Iwi SN . , if as' '- I ' ' Ms. wwwg- X m:g:.. -- , U ,. N 3 tx,X A .:,., .:v,. I ,..,..,,, . , 'I 5- ds: ' ' , - . 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Q. ,-J- 'M'i Q-.ffvgfv K W, I R852 f X -A AX .. 'LP 4 R X W f , 1 if V gfiiwffl ' s S g W x - 5, M6535 K 'X 1' TOPS-DELLNGHAM, PERKNS, AND COLEMAN ,HONG flff JA NE WAGNER CRQWNED sf? i yi if ef if Q A f 3 iv if ,, HOMECQ 5!0EZl!Vf5 DYWAMETTES AND BAND FORM C. H4 S. MTD, e i 5 MING SNNT N40 YRS AD NXXRE: 'WS CALL. Vo LA ND wg LOVELU Sv KRWQSN 91 R SOPHOMORE THANKSGNING PLAY ,k Z., v 5 l,.',i:'7 ., I I KIN wb, 'Lt AND 8UN,IfCRO VV LAND WE LOVE N DERTHICK AND MA YS SO, I SAYS TO Wu . A B .?W3 K FUN AT STAFF PARTY AS KXDS aufuS AND MCE Q QP'gyN5 055 BE MERRY xQ NN QQEEN' NN MW My DA KN C-OU L X I ' 2, AND MISS FRQENDLY---JOANN AND LUNDY UNSW? NTRYH ox 2 Mm AND WAN f f' KEY Qu The I LOW BOY On December 7 the senior class pre- sented The Winslow Boy, a drama based on an actual incident. The son, Ronnie, had been expelled from the Osborn Na- val Academy, where he had been accused of stealing a postal order. In trying to clear Ronnie, Mr. Winslow spends his family's savings, has to take Dickie out of college, and breaks up Catherine's ro- mance. ln the end the family consider the gain is worth the sacrifice made to clear the family name. THE PLAY CAST. First Rcw: Beverly McGahee, Larry Fincher, Wirt Gam- mon, Reba Williams, and Lamar McCoy Second Row: Betty McConnell, Harold Meadows, Sonia Winer, Stanley Doyle, Billy Hill, and Robert John. The different committees worked together in order to make the play a success. Mr. Connor, the director, had as his assistants Iris Frances and Joe Crow, while Mary Stanley took care of the costumes. Taking care of the stage setting and props was Shirley Trotz, and Connie Janey had charge of the sound effects, Marion Allen and Barbara Sherrill stayed every after- noon to prompt, while Anne Ogden took care of the hand props. Helping to make the play a financial success was Dorothy Parker, the business manager. SCENES FROM THE PLAY. Upper Row: Sir Robert cross-questions . . . The assistants: Francis, Crow, and Trotz . Mrs, Winslow talks to reporters . . Lower Row: Ronnie startles sister and fiance . . . A toast to happiness. lgfdv f , 31 APRIL 8, 1952 Through the holls on This speciol dciy seniors puruclml in vorious ond weird costunres. Aher' they presented ci chopel progronr for The enTir'e school, they iournevecl to The coteterio Tor their onnuol Senior Luncheon. Twelve junior girls decoroted tables uncl served the luncheon. Clever speeches by The seniors cr'eoTed lrilciriTy to equcil The originol costumes. J wld' Prize winners lor The dciy were Gwen Hull ond Bill Moson tor The girl ond boy, crnd The group prize vvent To BeTTy Cushmon, Potsy Hodges, Frcrnces l-lonrnrontree, und Fronces Stubinger. Senior Day Shots: l. Hornnrontree, Stubinger, Hodges, und Cushmon toolr group prize :rs Hilrrui- Blinrl Miro ixncl tlri' Fiirrnens Wife. Q. Bill lvluson ond Gwen Hull prize winners us Gc1rnlJler on St. Louis VVorncin. 3. Trilule tcilk ut Senior Luncheon. 4. Bobby Johnson ond grorrdc1ddy's swim suit. 5. Country gols ot C. H. S. e Henegcir, Bollcird, iiuird, und For rcster. 6. Frankenstein? No, only Paul Silver. 7. All dressed up ond no where To go ure Atkins, Huire, Forrester, uncl Goettmon. 8. Stcmsifer, Evcins, Pryor, ond Underwood os Tom, Dick, ond Hurry. 9. Old timers Dorothea: Argo iinrl Wririclci Deiord. iii ,gf ,, f --... . vi Q!!! S! o Z-We f: f ,,.- I A N BARBARA DENNEY A ND Moss PAYNE - Mosr POPULAR 59 76 ' .4 NOW E9 A AND NE BURGXN A NE DARXE OST ATXRFCX , NX MARY STA wif? NLEY Amo LARRY FQNCHER - MOST svuosous CAROLY BROWN A SED HOUSES Kham! ,,,, MARJORIE VINESS AND D RNER AND TOMMY TU PATSY HODGES ON FTSHER .. BEST DANCERS CLAUD rx E 3 T 1 I COLEMAN 'A SMITH ALD X MOST REPRESENTATIVE 7,9 M V 'lf5,3wPf 5 :'5g, R'-T1 ,wgmsg . .ff?:ffTf.i fy' JAZZ P Q Y 1 T ARGARET CHAMBLISS AND BBLL DILLINCTHAM M MOST ATHLETIC 1 ',,.fv-xx TT HV 'HE -? 2 1 je H ai-T if Q A? Q Q f 51-T if 'Q T T f lf- TT 2 x Q L ' A-.,. : W A gsyw T Ag h g Q MISS C. H. A of '52 Wm Ecademy Bmw? Photo by Ed. Forsfner 'l'lllll'l' NIT I AC'I'l0 The theme for the thirty-second annual Stunt Nite was The Old and New South, The participants worked very hard in order to make the program successful, as it was Mr. George Connor's last Stunt Nite. Candidates for Miss C. H. S. are pictured on the opposite page: First Row: Carolyn Brown, Claudia Smith, Barbara Denney, Mary Steel Clark, and Patty Brown . Second Row: Patsy Hodges, Darlene Burgin, Nancy Wagner, and Alice Thompson. Scenes from Stunt Nite: l. Lamar McCoy, Master of Ceremonies. 2. Baird, Turner, Roberts, and Mason in Maggie Blues. 3. Lamar presents Barbara her roses as Mose looks on. 4. Barbara Denney and Betty Brown sing The South Shall Rise Again. 5. Don Fisher and Peggy Hendricks in Jet, 6, Three Little Hicks are portayed by Reba Williams, Sonia Winer, and Louise Cure. 7. Alf Law and his speech for President. 8. Ed Knowling portraying Estes Ketauver tells what l'ie'll do if elected Presi- dent. 9. Ten sailors sing There's Nothing Like a Dame. lO. The cast from Showboat. EJ! gi f wg, s. S. -X cle fl L if 10 REGXSXR :MON X NH-KE? Mx Z6 7 AT THE SOPHOMORE PARTY A CRUISE AT OCCDEE LD iNyAX5 , M49 R CN PAO M SAC Asgvxkkf covbmmo rl ENJOYING CANASTA F4 ram whf IN ULF ov M 5 OWCNG QMOR E QP-'W DU C AT S. C. HOUSEPAR PAINTING SCENERY FOR JUNIOR PLAY CHURCH SERVICES IN YHE TRIANGLE NNE Qu' ,, uf ve OLDER pl eww X v f' 090 v4 0 ' 1 XYXPA is is 0: :MSS YOXUVX p RED BANK ENTERTAINERS A GAMF or f DOUBI s somA,R,E Q , ON 'E 1 xow-HG SUN ser-NOR 4r UTURE ON' DYNAM ONBllL1.y HENR Y SEN IOYS EN JUNIORS CHECKING IN TICKETS MW MAY l Qawlgfn gfzcmm QUEEN Zaman M0607 i-emirw, 4 Q f -Mr 1952 li i X Qx,,,,W,, s s gli ws..........i,,. H .4 1 5- :1 -.W r: in Xi ,.., X , J May Day Royalty: Barbara Denney, Miss f st ' A , C. H. S., Mase Payne, her escort, Carolyn 'Q H 2- fs Brown, May Queen, Lamar McCoy, May W xl iigrk '54 King, Alice Thompson, Maid of Honor, N . B . 3'f5'A, A HIL Johnny McCullough, her escort, Sue De- ,V , 3' if f Armond, Trainbearer, Connie Bates and .1 wwwmi , X B4 Otis Schmitt, Crownbearers. ig - A3 A fri 'H' . .ADV P 0 'V Senior girls in the court were Jane Adair, Estelle Adams, Beverly Annfs, Dorothea Argo, Emilia Atkins, Mary Evelyn Baggett, Elinor Baird, Jean Baird, June Baird, Billie Bell, Gerry Berry, Jeanetta Bishop, Rosellen Bishop, Sandra Blaylock, Carolyn Bole- man, Faye Bowman, Patty Brown, Mary Ann Bruce, Faye Buffington, Darline Burgin, Colleen Butler, Katherine Byrd, Barbara Card, Helen Carrier, Peggy Carroll, Peggy Carter, Margaret Chambliss, Barbara Christian, Mary Steel Clark, Ann Coffey, Patsy Cox, Mary Ann Crouch, Betty Cushman, Wanda DeFord, Lauann Derthick, Janet Dootson, Jo Ann Drennen, Carol Duda, Frances Durham, Ameldia Elliott, Nellie Evans, Judy Fields, Chris Forrester, Barbara Frazier, Hazel Fryar, Elizabeth Griffith, Bettye Haire, Gwen Hall, Frances Hammontree, Ann Hampton, Kathryn Haralson, Delores Hartsock, Peggy Heathcoat, Jean Hendrix, Pat Henegar, Patsy Hodges, Barbara Hudson, Anne Hutcheson, Carolyn Jones, Dorthy Jones, Joyce Jones, Sue Jones, Carolyn Kallquist, Nancy Kerr, Wanda Kidwell, Dorris Ledford, Charlene Lewis, Libby Lindsay, Kathleen Ling, Marilyn McClary, Betty McConnell, Mary McConnell, Norma McGuffin, Barbara McJunkin, Janet McLaughlin, Jayne Marlin, Bobbie Martin, Reba Mason, Norma Maynard, Jane Mills, Ann Minton, Martha Montgomery, Mary Katherine Moore, Barbara Morris, Betty Owens, Judy Parrish, Sue Perkinsan, Betty Jo Phillips, Virginia Rabbs, Mackie Roberts, Dorcas Ross, Barbara Sherrill, Jane Simpson, Barbara Sims, Ann Slatton, Betty Jean Smith, Claudia Smith, Delores Snyder, Glenna Spencer, Betty Spradling, Mary Stanley, Virginia Stansiter, Frances Stubinger, Pat Stuckey, June Tanner, Barbara Tipton, Shirley Trotz, Norma Turner, June Underwood, Jane Wagner, Nancy Wagner, Joyce Wells, Norma Whitson, Pat Whitson, Marjorie Wiggins, Gail Wilcoxen, Ann Williams, Charline Williams, Reba Williams, Doris Jean Wilson, Sonia Winer, Sarah Wood, Delores Worthington, Barbara Wright, Evelyn Zimmer- man. MAY DAY ROYALTY: Queen Brown and King McCoy before the crowning with Barbara Denney and Mase Payne in the background and Trainbearer Sue DeArmond. Maid of Honor Alice Thompson and escort Johnny McCollough back up crownbearers Connie Bates and Otis Schmitt. K . 'X seg-.,i':f Whig ' ,-gysrsrgfgt 9 v i ' F J 4 xy J K ,V kg ,Vtr pw fi' lf ' A A .Q l .J - s Q S A W f M-...B Alf it is 1 fi ,ir CE E Flllllll MAY DAY Uniting the World With Song and Dance, written by Sonia Winer, was the theme for May Day. Scenes from the pageant: l. Denmark was represented by the Danish Masquerade. 2. Tennessee was represented by the Tennessee Waltz. 3. Part of the May Court. 4. One of the five Maypoles. 5. From Russia came the Alexandrovska. 6. Czechoslovakia contrib- uted the Tancuii. Y' ,. gl . A' s . una., l ml, s L .-ala... ' . u 1 3 . g. gi, bag Iii g 'S iw JY, 1' aff 52 Q, fl? if A gg xl U 2' Q I' mf rg mf in-E + Members of the play cast: First Row: Dennis Dye, Anne Ogden, Jim Adams, Shirley lsenberg, and Joy Drinnon Second Row: Richard Holcomb, La- mar Mears, Ruth Mcliernon, Larry Myers, Liz Edwards, and Bob White Trird Row: John Tallman, Bob Brueckner, Martha Cornwell, Shirley McJunkin, and Margaret Hamilton Fourth Row: Don Lyons, Marie Northern, Bill Senter, anql Tricia Haswell. tCK THECLUCK Have you ever heard your parents say, Now when l was your age --YU? Turn Back The Clock showed what our mothers and fathers were really like when they were teen-agers. lt in yolved an eighteeneyear-old girl and her two boy triends. Her troubles were with them as well as her father who didn't want his little girl to grow up. The costumes were original i920 clothes dragged out of old trunks where they had been packed away. Much credlt is due the members of the castg the student assistants, Barbara Kolodkin, Conny Janey, and David Shapiro, the prompters, Nancy Pope and Billie Jean Lee, scenic artist, Patricia Miller, and make up artist, Marion Cartee. Scenes from the play: l. Assistants to the directorw Shapiro, Janey, and Kolodkin. 2. A group at Evie's party. 3. Bah White talking to the operator. 4. A group enioying the Charleston and shag. 5. Larry serenading Joy as Shirley looks on 6. Marion Cartee rnaking up Margaret Hamilton. 7, Bob balancing the budget. 8. Jim proposing to Anne. 9. Liz sweet- talking Larry. AWARD IIIIIIIIER Chris Forrester, D. A, R. Good Citizenship Award, Lawrence Bry Sophomore Achievement Award, Claudia Smith, Ochs-Oakes Award. On May 29, I952, the seniors who had been outstanding in scholarship, loyalty, achievement, dee pendability, and service were given special awards. Those receiving awards were LAWRENCE BRY- ANT - Sophomore Achievement Award, awarded to an outstanding senior for service to the school VERNON ECHOLS - Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award , , . LARRY FINCHER - Salutatorian, elected troni honor students by senior class, S. A. R. Award for dependability, cooperation, leadership, and pa- triotism, elected by the faculty, N. H. S. Award . . CHRIS FORRESTER - D. A. R, Good Citizenship Pilgrimage and Pin, awarded by the Chief John Ross Chapter of the D. A. R, to a senior girl, elected by the faculty , . , LAMAR McCOY - Alumni Award tor the best all-round boy, elected by the toculty , CLAUDIA SMITH - Ochs-Oakes Award, elected by senior class for scholarship, character, leader- ship and service . ,MARY STANLEY - Valedictorian, elected by faculty as student with nighest schol- astic rating . ALICE THOMPSON - Alumni Award for the best all-round girl, elected by the faculty . NORMA TURNER - Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award . SONIA WINER - Trimble Award, senior most outstanding in scholarship, loyalty, and achievement, elected by the faculty. Vernon Echols and Norma Turner, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Sonia Winer, Trimble Award, Larry Fincher, Salutatorian, Awards, Alice Thompson and Lamar McCoy, Alumni Awards for S. A. R. Award, and N. H. S, Award, Mary Stanley, Voledic- Best All-round Girl and Boy. torian, W? xl 2425 P 15? ' . ULE TRAIN IN LETTERMEN'S PROGRAM A ca vw 199 X40 awww PN xO0QER RP-DE JOY AND DAVE READ!NG OUR TOWN DUKE AND CHE5 TER A yxi: M X NW we WINNING Du PU PS AT WORK ND PRIZE WHEPPING CREAM 1 :Q Y '-:H Ap' SLUYCE ., 'L.-...A ,VH .lj -A' 4. sw 4 ,. ,few the pcll'r , K' x - 4 - N f v At Q 6' .. 5 H '43, 2 Q . VALUES AT.. 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WOOD 3 West I3tI1 Street ---A- :::-,Q AMERICAN LAVA CORPORATION A manufacturing organization by which the products of Chattanooga la- bor and enterprise are exchanged throughout the world tor a return tlovv ot dollars to furnish support to an esti- mated three thousand people, including employees and their families, supplies and others. We are proud to have this part in the prosperity ot our community. THE UNIVERSITY OF CHATTANOOGA ONE OF THE SOUTH'S BEST INSTITUTIONS A COLLEGE EDUCATION MEANS . A worthwhile occupation for the students. . Preparation for profession' or vocation. . Appreciation of moral or spiritual ideas. . Development of character and intellectual ideas. . Developing one's understanding of Iifeg en- riching one's personalityp broadening one's sympathyg making contact with the lives of the good and the great of all agesp pre- paring for lite and living as well as making a living. see -::: - A::::: A:::::- :::J L P 'I I 'I I 'I ------- ----vv- -v--- ---- v---v- --'fo :I IC CONGRATULATIONS I 'I To II :I 'I LARRY FINCHER, SALUTATORIAN IQ 'I from one of 'I 'I CLIGTTCIVIOOQCIIS Leading Industries! If 'I ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,xxx:,,::,,,,,,,:,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:-,,,,,:l :f :::::::::: ':f:::':::::::'1r -v-- -:::- -:::::::::::::::::::::n I, II II 'I 'I 'I TI IC TC if 5' I 4: 4: I: M I 'I 'I 'I hh 0 QIQI BLESSING fi ,. E :E I 'f f' 'X I WATERHOUSE TC I II 'I I on n cl I I: IE I2 c 0 M P A N Y QI 11 12 .I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II LI :I I :I :I 1: I Il WHOLESALE GROCERS IL 'I :I 'I 'I Il I1 :I : :I Santo Bcllew, Alice, and the Rabbit Crow .. .lehermenk Dance Skh. :Ik I :::: 04v' :::::0o:::vv:::::::::::::k2:: 'f: ' ' '003 0+-Q JJJJJJQJJJJL 9-0 QJQJJ :: QQQJL :IIJI7 X 'A- :9:::::':::!'::'-'-!:::::::5::5 na I n 1' 7' ' ' ' , o I 4 n , .1 I Q SBURNE SUPPLY G :0:::0::Q0:::::::4:::::: :::::::: II 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 9- F- ::0::--QQQA---40,44 -AAAA - A--- ----- I I -- ---v vvvv-------- v v-J -'-::::J:::::L ::::::::: J::: 4 '1 RATTEN 1 CIIATTAIIUQGI, TENNESSEE 1 M. M. Hedges Archer Paper Company Manufacfu ring Co., Inc. WHOLESQQL PQ1EpfieSDEALERS II I, Towels and Toilet Paper 1: AUTOMATIC GAS and ELECTRIC EE fi School Supplies :E WATER HEATERS I: 1: it IE QE 1124-26 Marker Phone 6-3189 it SAMUEL STAMPING 55 T H E 1, IE II 1 a n d 1 H A J o c A c: o . 1, 55 ENAMELING co. 4, :::::x::::::x::::x::x:::l I:::::::::::::::::::::::ffffff L ROSSVILLE c:oAL and SUPPLY co. QUALITY COALS AND BUILDING MATERIALS I PHONE 4-I556 5005 ENGLISH AVENUE I JACOBS WHOLESALE CANDY co. 1 6-2728 219 EAST 10th STREET 4 J MCALLESTER HOSIERY MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF DISTINCTIVE HOSIERY CHATTANOOGA PAPPY MOTORS USED CARS 2424 BROAD STREET PHONE 5-1535 - :::::::::-0-::::::: A - ::::::::::- - ::::::::::::::::::- J. AVERY BRYAN CO., INC. Funeral Directors - Newest Finest Funeral Home - Home Owned, Home Operated CONSTANT GROWTH PROVES OUR UNEXCELLED SERVICE CITIZEN SAVINGS and LOAN CORP. WDEF TOM CAT OVERALL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAMOUS TOM CAT JEANS ED FORSTNER STUDIOS TELEPHONE 7-6145 - 88-2897 PORTRAITS IO9 WEST 8th STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASS'N A Saving Account Would Help On Your Education - SI.OO Starts An Account CHATTANOOGA A AAAA----- -A--'- 'A1r-1-0-9'-4'--0' Wilkins Candy Company Distributors of SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES Brown Brothers Contractors Excavating Concrete Driveways l7Ol Central Avenue 7-6642 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE Independent Theaters, Inc. BRAINERD SKYWAY PARK CAPITOL RIVIERA 9 East 7th Street 3625 Brainerd Road Violet Camera Shop Photographic Dealers KODAKS - FILM - SUPPLIES Chattanooga Glass Co. -::::::::.':::,,:::: ::::::::::- :::::Q::::::::: Colonial is Good Bread ::::'-::::::::::: : : : ::::- MOVE the ARROW WAY Arrow Transfer 81 Storage T208 King Street Phone 6-6l6l eu -'W fn- Tir I I I ,I I Lawrence Furniture Co. II' I I Whiteside-Stea rn Your Favorite Furniture Store for I ,I Chofmnooggls Finest Cool Yard Young Mvffiedf' II com COKE stoiceres .1 I IL SAMSONITE OPEN STOCK PATTERNS CROWN GOULD'S WHEARY 823 BROAD ST. SKYWAY ,.,.,..,..,c, '4--QQ' .,.. ..v..... - - ...vv...... ----v------ ---------- BURKART-SCHIER CHEMICAL CO. MANUFACTURERS and JOBBERS II28 CHESTNUT STREET ::::- :: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::: ::::4-::::, As You Leave School To Face The Future We Drink A Toast To Your Success With Our Pure Water CITY WATER COMPANY A. F. PORZELIUS, Manager CONGRATULATIONS HONOR STUDENTS --'vvv--vTv'--Irv:-vvvvvvvvlllvv::: :- 'Q : I Fox Brothers Co. I ' N U I I 0 n U I SinceI9i8 I' Funeral Home Chattanooga's Oldest Food I I L Distributors I 1, gf If - :IV R I ' I I ' M . I2I5 King Street 'I I K9 'Q In A-::::::::::::::- J dr ::::::::::::: Ocoee, Cify's Picnic Heaven. , 1 1 III ITI III ,I ----------v-------------v-------:q Q- 1,1 1,1 II III III III III 1,1 I I I LeHermen's Assembly JOHN F. FLEWELLEN SQI CHEROKEE BLVD. J 1, 'I r 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, I 'I I 'I 1, II I 'I 1 A FRIEND I I AUTO SEAT COVERS 1 I: I 'I :- ::::::::::::::::::: ::,.1I L - :::::::::::- :: --------,----,-,----------,---,-:-y0 EASTERLY-WOODHEAD FLOWERS I I:l II ,1 1 ,I III III Hulsey Concrete Products, Inc. IOO EAST 8th STREET , 625 HULSEY STREET 7-9595 L,,,,,x,:,,,,,,, :,:,,,IIL,,,,,,,m:,,, Sm, JOHN MARTIN CO., INC. 6IO VV. IVIANNIISIO STREET II' I '1 I,' ,I 'II' 1' -I Ig- I,' l,, 1, 'I JL HARRY DUBROV COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE PENN'S BAKERY CAKES DELIVERED FRESH 'I '1 -or 1, 1, 1, 'I I'I , I II: '1 LZZLULQIL. Surgical Supplies. Inc. , 1, Chattanooga, Tenn. TO YOUR GROCER DAILY , 1, 930 EAST THIRD STREET ::: A::::,:::::::,:.,::::::,- ::,:J C-:- ::::::::::::::::::,: BEDFORD BUICK SERVICE BRAINERD ROAD -'Ir 1,1 III IJI I '1 I II 'I GOOD LUCK, SENIORSI ,,,,,,,,x,,:,,:,,,,m,,:,..,,,,,I L:,x,,,,:L - MARK K' COMPANY I PARAMOUNT PHARMACY SINCE 19,2 I BETTER SERVICE IN DRUGS CI-IATTANOOGA TENNESSEE I 5307 BRAINERD PHONE 2-0232 Good Luck, SENIORS LITTLE FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE DELIVER 956 EAST THIRD STREET Doy Phone 5-2861 Night Phone 4-5638 f-::::::::::::::::::::: --A--- ------ Kibble's Restouront Home Plote Restouront BRAINERD DRUG CO. COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 3420 BRAINERD RD. 2-sIoI Templeton's Jewelers KNITTING CENTER YARNS, HOOKED RUGS, NEEDLEPOINT FREE INSTRUCTIONS 3231 BRAINERD RD. PHONE 9-5346 A::::::::::::::4:- CHEAP ond FAST with NATURAL GAS CHATTANOOGA GAS CO. Mills 8K Lupton Supply Compony White Swon Loundry Holsum Breod Com poI ny Crismoin HcI rcIwoI re Com po ny DiStributor's Worehouse :::4:::: Good Luck, SENIORS S U C C E S S to the SENIORS ACME ENGRAVING CO. 311 NORTH MARKET ::::::0::::::::::::::::,:::: RIVERVIEW PHARMACY PHONES 7-2113 - 7-2114 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE VARNER-SCHROEDER CO. FRESH FLOWERS AT LOWEST PRICES 510 MARKET ST. 7-5483 GEORGE'S CLEANERS HATTERS - DRY CLEANING 1 to 3 HOUR SERVICE 838 MARKET STREET PHONE 6-2421 Hamilton Business Machines Co. SALES AGENTS UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS 529 BROAD CHATTANOOGA, TENN. ----,--------------- AAA.. -------- Dyer 84 Brickell Chattanooga Surgical Co. Stovall Hardware Co. 7ll CHERRY ST. 6-7lOl Eaves Badge 81 Costume Company SOUTHERN SADDLERY CO. HOME OF FINE LUGGAGE 3001 SOUTH BROAD STREET Hall Radio and Sound Company Terrell - Electric Company H04 McCallie Avenue A Complete Electrical Service 2-H38 AGNEW HARDWARE CO. so FRAZIER AVE. NORTH CHATTANOOGA BETWEEN THE BRIDGES Good Luck SENIORS! ------- -v--i.---v f::: PAUL SHEPHERD REALTY COMPANY 826 CHERRY ST. PHONE 6-5693 T I1 e V O g u e 3617 BRAINERD ROAD Bill Penney's 1401-9 DODSON AVENUE BRAINERD-VARNELL HARDWARE 81 PAINT CO. 3114 BRAINERD ROAD PHONE 2-II73 ---------------------A-- -AA+q SHERMAN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUOOISTS MAIN AT WILLIAMS PHONE 6-3617 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--.ff ' CRAIG'S DRY GOODS 3206 BRAINERD ROAD PHONE 2-26I5 -v---------f---,-,-- .... - .... 0---v --- ....... ---,---,,, .......... ---- BEST WISHES to the SENIORS Williams Flower Shop ::::4-:::4-4-::::::::::::- A: THE BOY'S SHOP COMPLETE OUTEITS FOR BOYS 6nd YOUNG MEN 622 MARKET STREET NEW ond USED BOOKS READ MORE BOOK CO. 22 EAST NINTH STREET ,,, A... --,-------,'-------A-- -A THE SHOE RENEWERY 6-6546 802 BROAD STREET CHATTANOOGA'S FINEST SHOE REPAIR FEHN'S RESTAURANTS SERVICE HIXON PIKE of TREMONT cmd GEORGIA AVE. of FOUNTAIN SQUARE AL MILLER MUSIC SHOP PIANO - OROANS - BAND INSTRUMENTS 512 MCCALLIE AVE. PHONE 7-5853 rv- ..v..vvvv-----v.--------v--v -- 'I I CARROLL'S FLOWERS FLOWERS EOR ALL OCCASIONS II3 WEST 6Ih ST. 6-2951 1-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Bons SouhcIiTs! WHEN YOU'RE HUNGRY AND YOUR ENERGY IS LOW DRIVE OUT AND EAT AT THE TALLEY-HO I I Q4-QQ:-A4A4A', 4440C, f ,,' 0 'rf'-: ----- .... ,--,---,------------- ----JI r ---..-.v - -- --- ...--.. ---------- 1 I I I I I L IL L CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS M. B. EAVE5 pRQDUCE CO. Eg I I fl FROM YOUR Wholesale ond Retail on Fruits ond Vegetables I I I I 13 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Ig Ig 702 EAST ELEVEISITH STREET Ig 2 ..,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,, N -,N,,,,,,,l IL ......,...,..,.,... ,.,,,,,.-.N...3 F -f f' f ' N 'ra oN+ f Nf'fN 'ff f' f I it 1: l It L L L L rg W- C- TEA5 COMPANY :g 1: CITY MEAT MARKET If fl II6 EAST EIGHTH STREET l ll I1 I 'I I . . TAI 'I Ig TELEPHONE 7-T246 lg lg E A BOS N ,, l-:::H,:: :N:H:::::::::,:::: :xl lAxHHN:HH::N:-:::::::::x:Hl IL I L I 'I Gnd L I TIME BROKAGE COMPANY ' I I If it :E MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACIES gl I II I Ig 738 GEORGIA AVENUE :E l PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 2 2,,,,,,,,,N ..,,.,,,, NNN, Maxi L,,,,,,,,,:,,:-HHHH,,,,H,,,,,3 r:::: ::::: ffff :::'f:'f:: -f:::: --::::::::ff::::::::::: ':::4 I I I I l l I l L L IL IL I, IL L L 1' 2 II L L L L L I I I I L L I L L I l L 3 II L I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I L L I I I l I I l 'N I E l :I Junior Martha Plummer served Seniors Ann Minton and Jean Hendrix cnt the Senior Il Day Luncheon. Il 1r:::::::::::::: ::9:::0::::::::::::::::: A A:::::::::::::::::::::::::I3535! -,,,, ,,,,,, ,HEL ,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,, , N: ,,::::::::,,,,,, xx xxx Q. CI-IATTA. BUTTON 8. BADGE G O O D I I MANUFACTURING CO. L U C K ,L I ORDER DEPT., 626 CHERRY ST. ' Ig l FACTORY, 205 E. 8th ST. 5ENlOR5 11 I I Lok'-r-eo-rv-wr-fir-0 'oovoooe ::o-::a-::: -:J :::- :::4-:f::::::::::: ::::-5 RETAIL MERCHANT' PAGE Hardie 81 Caudle Edwards and Lebron Shumacker's PickIer's Dry Goods Martin-Thompson Co. Fowler Brothers Tom McGhee Jewelers Lansford Piano Company Miller Brothers Co. Etfron's, Inc. The Three Sisters Joy's Flowers Pickettfs Le Grand Jewelers C. 81 S. Jewelers T. H. Payne Company Loveman's, Inc. Koblentz Commercial Stationery 81 Supply Eckerd's Drugs General Appliance Corp. Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc. Fulmer-Reeves 81 Ware The Fischer Co. Palmer Clothing Co. Clemons Bros. Co. W D O D QJVE pa W ,Q s. COME' WHAT ZVIAY. CONFIDENCE is the heritage of youth .... it is also a fundamental requirement of business . . -. . attained by long study, training and experience 0 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 .... f if af -k sr COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISIGN ALABAJVXA ENGRAVING COMPANY B I RMI N G HAM Qememlzm pmaqcm 77 Qememiw pafzczqcm if Qememdefz pmaqm oday e are printers of the yearbook of your school. fx Tomorrow as you seek your future in the professions, industry and commerce ll' l?T7af Q we at Paragon hope to serve you with VFW' the essential Printing.and Lithography you will need in the pursuit of your career. 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. N be aragnn was In A MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA -.n. is-we- V- ., E In ' . -ff? :y is Huff? 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