Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1953 volume:

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The goy Times, ihe sorrows, lhe ploys ond porfies, our lessons ond tesls ore all gone, but ore sole-kept memories of our high school doys. As The doys possed, our Teachers seemed less ferocious ond our closses more fun. The memory ol the big evems ThoT we were port Mmm Lil of, the frival, all wrapped in bun- dles of sadness and ioy, are Thoughts of C.H.S. which we shall never forgef. Alice me? many exciting experi- ences in her adventures in Wonder- land, so let us fake you Through our Wonderland with all its spirit, friendship, training, and fun . . This is C.H.S. lg, -gl XX After enterung the doors ot Dynamo Land, I stood in the main hall and was Iookina around in amazement when a sweet little woman came up and asked it she could be ot some help, All at once I teh very much at home, and soon I found out she was a teacher. A teacher, one of the facuItyI What did she do? I later found out that the faculty made the school. They were the ones who Juided us who counseled us and w o taugI They were our friends ,K 4--di 'Ya an U, ,.,, -4 ,,,Al'V 4 A fi . , V , 5 ,Y 4. z wx , ai l ? f ev 5 , 4 1 ', '5 1 0 A yy ' 1, '15 , Y . - ' S an . 54 fy, I Tile Board MR. FRANK H. TROTTER MR. LAWRENCE G. DERTHICK Commissioner SuperinTendenT The Boord of EducoTion hos os iTs duTies The formuloTing of generol policies for The governmem of The school sysTem, The oppoinTing ol cm superinTendenT of schools, ond The molcing of recommendohons To The Boord of Commissioners, Commissioner of EduCoTion is Mr. Fronl4 H. TroTTer, who is olso Choirrnon OT The Boord, SuperinTendenT of ChoTTonoogo public schools is Mr. L, G. De-rfhick, who works vviTh The Boord of EducoTion ond keeps Them informed os To The needs ond ocTiviTies of The schools. SuperinTendenT Derfhiclc is presidenT of The Americon AssocioTion of School AdminisTroTors. The members of The Boord of Education. SITTING: Corn- missioner F. H. TroTTer, Mr, R. E, Biggers, Mr. Alf J. Low, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Irvine . . . STANDING: Mr. Wylie re. Morkum, Mr. Horry Miller. Superintendent L. G. Derrhick . . . NOT PICTURED is Mr. Henry L. Burger. COL. CREED F. BATES A busier man than he you'd find nowhere. This line from Chaucer, penned hundreds of years ago, is applicable today to our principal, Colonel Creed F, Bates. Besides his countless administrative duties, he is sponsor of the student council and is active in numerous religious and civic affairs. Here he uses the telephone as an indispensable aid in discharging one of his many duties. MISS SCHOLZE A lively soul, who knew the inmost art. Yes, our registrar, Miss Scholze, knows all our arts of excuse making for why we don't make up E's. She it is who aids and abets the teachers in urging us to remove these doubtful marks from our records and make sure of passing and graduation. MISS BAZEMORE It All the world's a stage, and each man in his time plays many parts, Miss Bazemore certainly should rank high as an actress. The parts she plays are many - a pleasant voice over the telephone, a listening ear and a patient voice when we pour out our tales of woe about why we were absent, and the tact and diplomacy of a Richelieu in dealing with office affairs in general. That is Miss Bazemare! MR. CONRAD BATES AND MRS, NAN MARTIN Mr. Bates - And still they gazed, and st,ll the wonder g rew, That one small head could carry all ne knew. Goldsmith meant these lines to apply to the village schoalmaster, but we apply them wholeheartedly to on schoolmaster, Mr. Conrad Bates. He tinds his way without trouble among the intricacies of physics, aviation, and the administration of the Chattanooga High School treasury, to say nothing of being coesporsar of that very lively organization, the Bulldogs. Mrs. Martin, assistant school treasurer, is equally at home among the mysteries of bookkeeping. Srnilingly efficient, she presides over the bookstore and sponsors the Bankers' Club. Colonel Bates Mr. Boker Mr. Barnes Miss Bates Mr, Bates Miss Battle Miss Bazemore Mr. Brotherton Mr. Casavont it Mr. Crane Mrs. Crays Mrs. Dalton Mrs. Dick Mrs. Dunn Mrs Felts Miss Hamilton Mr. Henry Mr, Henson Mr. Hudson Mrs. Huffoker Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Kerr Captain Knight Mrs. Leovitt COLONEL CREED F. BATES, Principol, B.A., University ot Chottonoogo, MA., Columbio University, Sponsor, Student Council . . . RUSSELL L. BAKER, Bond . . . YARNELL D. BARNES, Americon History, Ancient History, B.B.A., University ofChc1ttonoogo, University of Illinois, Sponsor, Cinemotogrophers . . . MISS BETTY BATES, Mothernotics, B.S., Mortho Woshington College, B.A., University of Chottonoogo, Sponsor, Dynamo Business Stott, Dynamo Circulotion Club . . . CONRAD W. BATES, Physics, Aviotion, Treosurer, Stoge Monoger, BS., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, M.A., Peobody College, Middle Tennessee Stote College, Cose Institute of Technology, Co-sponsor, Bulldogs, Bonkers. Page IO We IIC L'I'Y MISS ELIZABETH BATTLE, French, Spanish, B.A., Miami University, University Laval, Quebec, Canada, La Academia International Saltillo, Mexico . . . MISS AMELIA BRAZEMORE, Secretary, B.A., University of Chattanooga . . . TOM W. BROTHERTON, Algebra, B.A., Carson-Newman College, Sponsor, Booster Club, Coach, Football, B-Team Basketball . , . A. R. CASAVANT, Band, B.A., B.S., University of Chattanooga, University of Tennesses, Tennessee Military Institute, Boston University, Vander Cook School of Music, Sponsor, Instrumental Ensembles, Baton Twirling . , . RAYMOND F. CRANE, English, A.B., Gardner-Webb Jr. College, Stetson University, Sponsor, Hiking Club. MRS. MARJORIE H. CRAYS, English, BS., University ot Nebraska, Luther College, University of Southern California, M.A., Arizona State, Sponsor, Discophilia Club . . . MRS. ELIZABETH L. DALTON, Shorthand, Basic Business, B.A., M.Ed., University at Chattanooga, Edmondson School ot Business, Pea- body College, University ot Michigan, Sponsor, Y-Teen Club . . . MRS. CATO DICK, English, Guidance Coordinator, A.B., Wesleyan, M.A., Columbia University, Northwestern University, Sponsor, Junior High Publicity, Guidance Service Club . . . MRS. CHLORA DUNN, Librarian, A.B., Birmingham-Southern, Pea- body, Sponsor, Library Club . . . MRS. SARAH S. FELTS, English, A.B., Agnes Scott College, M.A., Uni- versity ot Tennessee, Sponsor, Dynamo Editorial Stott. MISS JOSEPHINE HAMILTON, History, Sociology, Economics, B.A., Ohio Wesleyait University, M.Ed., University ot Cincinnati, Sponsor, Camera Club . . . JAMES W. HENRY, Geometry, American History, B.S., Georgia Tech, Sponsor, Key Club, Coach, Football, Boxing, Business Manager ot Athletics . . . WILL'AM A. HENSON, Swing Band, B.M,, University ot Chattanooga . . . WENDELL B. HUDSON, Driving, A.B., University ot Chattanooga, Columbia Bible College, Sponsor, Bulldog Club . . . MRS. ANALEE HUFFAKER, General Music, Glee Club, Choir, Orchestra, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, Atlanta Con, servatory ot Music, Sponsor, Specialties Club. MRS. LUCILLE S. JOHNSON, English, General Music, A.B., Maryville College, Sponsor, Specialties Club . . . MRS. EUNICE B. KERR, Art, B.S., Peabody College, M.Ed., University ot Georgia, University of Chattanooga, University ot Tennessee, Sponsor, Art Club . . . CAPTAIN THOMAS G. KNIGHT, JR., Military, Sponsor, Disc and Diamond Society . . . MRS. DOROTHY M. LEAVITT, Bookkeeping, Typing, B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, Sponsor, Dancing Club. Mr. Von Schaat cuts a rug at sophomore Captain Knight works on equipment tor Mrs. Tovvrtley works with the chil rty. the armory. in the nursery. -fh 1 Mrs. Lewis Mr. McCormick Miss McCrary Mr. McCullough Sgt. Martin 1 Mrs, Martin Mr. Matuselc Miss Moore Mr. Osteen Miss Parks it Miss Patton Miss Perry Miss Pritchett Mr. Proctor ..g,,,, gp' 1 . ,K W5 Miss Pryor V s 4 Mrs. Schmitt Miss Scholze Miss Smallwoocl Mrs, Stott Miss Terrill Mrs. Townley Mr. Varney Mr. Von Schuof Miss Walker Sgt. Wolfe fs? MRS. PAUL LEWIS, Biology, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Maroon and White Business Staff, Sophomore Personality . . . B. C. MCCCRMICK, Maintenance De- partment . . . MISS ANNA MCCRARY, Spanish, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, Sponsor, Junior Class, Cheerleaders and Songleaders .. . JANES D. McCULLOUGH, Mechani- cal Drawing, Cabinet Making, B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers' College, Sponsor, Rebel Road Runners , . . SGT. KENNETH H. MARTIN, Military, Northwestern University, Sponsor, Honor Platoon. Page I2 We Ililll LTI' MRS. NAN B. MARTIN, Assistant Treasurer, Sponsor, Bcinkers , . . ROBERT J. MATUSEK, Directo' ot Athletics, A.B., University ol Chattanooga, M.S., University of Tennessee . . . MISS MARY L. MOORE, Bible, B.S., M.A., Moody Bible Institute, VVheaton College, New York University, Sponsor, Bible Club, Christian Fellowship . . . J. R. OSTEEN, Biology, Home Mechanics, Boys' Physical Education, Coach, Basketball, Baseball . . . MISS NINA PARKS, Home Economics, BA., Maryville College, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Girls' Service Club. MISS LILLIAN PATTON, Latin, B.A., Agnes Scott, Unversity ot Chattanooga, Columbia University, Sponsor, Honor Society, Monitors, Record Club . . . MISS CATHERINE PERRY, American History, A.B., Martha VVashington College, M.A., Vanderbilt University, Columbia University, Sponsor, Hiking Club . . . MISS JO PRITCHETT, Typing, Office Practice, B.S., Georgia State College, University of Georgia, Sponsor, Hiking Club . . . ROBERT PROCTOR, Auto Mechanics, Quartermasters' Auto School . . . MISS KATH- ARINE PRYOR, English, Speech Arts, BA., University of Chattanooga, University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Senior Class, Dramatics, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics Club, Assembly Chairman, School Calendar Chairman. MRS. JULIA K. SCHMITT, Home Economics, Biology, B.S., M.S., University ot Tennessee, Sponsor, F.H,A. Club, Sophomore Class . . . MISS RUTH SCHOLZE, Registrar, University of Chattanooga, Edmond- son Business School, Sponsor, Deputy Council, Boys' Study Club . . . MISS ARMINDA SMALLWOOD, English, B.A., University ot Chattanooga, M.A., Columbia University, School Newspaper Publicity . . . MRS. KATHLEEN BROCK STOTT, English, A.B., Birmingham-Southern, M.A., University of Missouri, Spon- sor, Teen-Age Panel . . . MRS. ELIZABETH DURANT TERRILL, Science, A.B., Hollins College, M.A., Co- lumbia University, Sponsor, Handicraft Club. MRS. IDAREE H. TOWNLEY, Child Development, B.S., Mississippi State College tor Woitien, Sponsor, Red Cross Club . . . VIC VARNEY, Typing, Geography, A.B., Morehead State College, M.A., Universi- ty ot Kentucky, Sponsor, Lettermen Club, Coach, Football , . . BILL L. VON SCHAAF, Chemistry, Bioloe gy, B.S., University ot Chattanooga, Sponsor, Dancing Club . . . MISS KATHERINE WALKER, English, B.A., University of Tennessee, M.A., Columbia University, Sponsor, Maroon and White Editorial . , . SGT. FRANK E. WOLFE, Military, Sponsor, Rifle Team. NOT PICTURED - MRS. FRED LANE, Biology, John B. Stetson University, Sponsor, Dramatics Club . . . MRS. C. H. MCCOLLUM, Nurse, R.N., Baroness Erlanger Hospital . . . MISS MARY WILL ZIEGLER, Girls' Physical Education, A.B., University of Chattanooga, M.S., University of Tennessee, Sponsor, Gym Managers' Club, Girls' Varsity Basketball. Mama McCollum gives Mrs. Dalton a typhoid shot, Miss Pryor Pl-'75 mCIie'UP on 0 Sophomore G00 l' ' X 1f,N.1 Y'V ' r3tTf: 'V K ' ' ' 'H1I,l,.jlf Tlf 4 W o , ., la , MAN, ' 'M w v ' 5,,.3l ', Lv' 43 QQ Wh f 1 My , ,,4.,,V 'ff Q , 45 g'.5f?v 'ZW vneyf , f M1 in 4f+n7 , 7 4 1 'K Looking over the senio scrapbook are the senior class officers: B. T. Hage- wood, vkeqmeydenb Dave Hopkins, president, Louise Cure, Secretory, and Connie Janey, treasurer. WLQIIIIIISS '53 SENIOR OFFICERS DAVE HOPKINS . President B. T. I-IAGEVVOOD Vice-President LOUISE CURE Secretary CONNIE JANEY . Treasurer With two successful years safely behind them, the Class of '53 prepared for an exciting and busy year as seniors. As sophomores they began with ticket sales for football games, presented an inspiring Thanks- giving program and entertained all ninth graders from the neighboring junior high schools. The coke machine was also the sophomores' responsibility, and they initiated the new cracker machine. As juniors, the Class of '53 worked hard to make the junior play, Turn Back the Clock, a tremendous success and then entertained the seniors at the beautiful Stardust junior-senior prom. Several junior girls also served at the senior luncheon. The senior year was filled to overflowing with activities: the senior play, One Foot in Heciven, the Christmas program, Senior Day, Class Night, May Day, the senior picnic, Baccalaureate, and then graduation. The Class of '53 can be proud of their achievements at Chattanooga High School, knowing that their class was one of the best. Page I6 JERRY, O U R TALENTED AR SCULP TURES LERCYIS HEAD SANTA HELPS MAKE OUR CHILDREN HAPPY T157 ELINOR, OUR RING CHAIRMAN, W,,,k,I, m,,, ,,.1,-,-, HELPS JERRY FIND HIS RING MARIE AND TRICIA KEEP OUR SENIOR SCRAPBOOK OUR 5 AND NEW PONUACH R Acomb Adair Adam Albright Alder Almon Altman Anderson Ashton Avans Barnes Barron Ba rrows Barton Bates Beaty Belcher Biesack Boehm Brockett Braly Britton Brooks Broome Brown Brown Browne Bruce Brueclrner Bryan Burns Cadelr Campbell Campbell Cartee Castle Center Champion Chandler Cheal Cheston Christie DEAN ACOMB Junuor Hugh Publucuty Club 51 urn Back the Clock Productuon statt 52 Booster Club 52 Dyna mo Busuness Staff 52 Busuness Manager 53 Drull Squad Captaun 53 Dynamo Cnrculatuon Club 53 Stunt Nute Busu ness Stott 53 Student Councul 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety HELEN ADAIR Camera Club 51 Dramatuc Club Bble Club 52 CAROLE ADAM Spanush Club Language Club 52 Specualty Club 53 Stunt Nute 53 All Southern Musuc Conference 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 ANNE ALBRIGHT Oftuce Assustant 52 us Aud Club 52 u u 5 DOUG ALDER e Club 51 52 53 Dusc and Duamond 52 53 Maroon and Whute Edutorual Stott 51 52 EMMA ALLISON ALMON Lubrcry Club 51 Chemustry u 2 YTeens Club 53 StuJent ouncul 5 t Aud Assustant 53 Natuona1Hono Socuety 53 PAULA ALTMAN YTeens Club 51 Hugh Steppers Club 51 Cheerleaders Club 51 Dynamo Curculatuon Staff 52 Deputy Councul 52 Boosters Club 53 JERRY ANDERSON Photography Club 53 Travel Club 52 Stunt Nute 53 The Land We Love 52 All Southern Musuc Conference 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 Kay Award 53 Cutuzenshup Award 53 RONNY ASHTON Junuor Hugh Publucuty Club 51 Fulm Club 52 Study Club BARBARA J AVANS YTeen Club 52 Huklng Club 53 Otfuce Assustant 53 CHARLES BARNES Junuor Optumust Club 51 52 VuCePresIder1t 53 est LEE BARRON Lubrary Stott 51 Secretary 52 e Land We Love 52 Gurls Servuce Club 53 DAVID BARROWS Honor Platoon 52 53 CHARLES BARTON Junuor Optumust Club 51 52 Vuce resudent 53 Dusc and Duamond 51 52 53 RO Band Captaun 53 Stunt Nute 53 Candudate Kung for a Nute 53 Escort Muss CHS 53 Drull Squad Sponsor C A 53 THOMAS BATES Buble Club 51 Dancung Club 52 Sportsman Club 53 LEE SCOTT BEATY Football Manager 52 Lettermens Club 53 CHARLES BELCHER Record Club 51 Bankers 52 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 MARK BIESACK Junuor Optumust u 51 unt ue 5 Ke u 5 53 t ermens Club 51 2 ootball 52 53 Trac 52 53 Boxung 52 53 Drull Squad Sponsor a Captaun 53 Dusc and Duamond 52 53 Masquers 53 THERESIA BOEHM Sophomore Personallty Club 51 Chemustry Club 52 Turn Back the Clock Productuon Stott 52 Notuonal Honor Socuety 52 Treasurer 53 Buble Club 53 Maroon and Whute Busuness Stalf Curculatuon Manager 53 Valeductoruan 53 Most Studuous 53 ROBERTL BRACKETT Boys Ensemble Presudent 52 Buble Club 51 53 One Foot In Heaven Productuon Staff 53 WAYNE PAT BRALY Non Cams Club 51 52 Buble Club 53 JUNE BRITTON Cheerleaders Club 51 The Land We ave 52 uble ub urs ervuce u Southern Musuc Conference 53 Gurls Glee Club 52 Secretory 53 Stunt Nute 53 MARY ANN BROOKS ANN BROOME Dynamo Curculatuon Staff 51 oosters Club 51 2 tunt ute 5 53 urn Back the Clock Productuon Staff 52 Record Cluo 52 Gurls Servuce Club 53 ROTC Staff Sponsor 53 Student Councul 53 Maroon and White Busuness Staff 53 One Foot ln Heaven Productuon Stott 53 lnterschool Leaaershup Councul 53 Key Club Sweetheart 53 BILL BROWN Honor Platoon 51 Aquaruum Club 51 Uancung Club 52 Honorary Member burls Servuce Club 52 53 .lunuorSenuor1Jrama1ucs DJ Canauaate hung tor a Nute 53 Stunt Nute 53 Escort May Court 53 kObl:RT unOwN Dancung Club 5l Non Coms Club Treasurer 52 Dusc and Duamond 53 ROTC NIOIOT 53 Drull Squad Sponsor C 1- 53 PAIKICIA ANN BKUWNI: kea Cross LIUD 51 Dynamo Curcuuatuon Stott 51 52 Maroon and Wnute Busuness Statt 52 53 T rn Back tne Clock, Proauctuon Stott 52 One Foot In Heaven Productuon Stott 53 burls Servuce Club 53 Deputy Councul 5 Stunt Nute 52 3 DORIS BRUCE Kecreatuon Club 51 Record Club 52 Dynamo Curcuuatuon Stott, 53 BOB BKUECKNER Football 52 Track 51 Lettermens up 5 53 Treasurer 52 ROTC Captaun Co Escort May Court 53 Dusc and Duamond 52 53 Senuor Dramatucs Club Vuce Presuaent, 53 Turn Back the Clock, 52 Cancludate Kung tor a Nute 53 Escort Muss CHS Candu date 53 Stunt Nute 53 MARY ELIZABETH BRYAN Recreatton Club 51 Duscophulua Club 52 Offuce Assust ant 52 Dynamo Busuness Statt 52 53 Dynamo Clrcu MARTHA ANN BURNS Personaluty Club 51 Dusca phulua Club 52 Dancung Club 53 Furst Aud Assustant 53 SONYA CADEK Socual Dance Club 51 Art Club 52 Gym Managers Club 53 Dynamo Edutorual Staff 53 Gym Manager 53 ETEA 51 All Southern Musuc Con- ference 51 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 The Land We Love 52 Stunt Nute 51 53 Maroon and Whute Art Edutor HELEN CAMPBELL Buble Club 51 Camera Club 51 Boosters Club 53 NICK CAMPBELL Basketball 53 Deputy Councul 53 Basketball Club 53 MARIAN CARTEE Sophomore Dromatucs Club 51 Masquers 52 53 Specualty Club VucePresudent 53 ETEA 53 All Southern Musuc Conference 53 Stunt Nute Productuon Staff 52 53 Turn Back the Clock Productuon Staff 52 One Foot In Heaven Assustant Durector 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 LOUISE CASTLE Junuor Hugh Publucuty Club 51 Camera Club 52 Gurls Servuce Club 52 53 Deputy Councul 52 53 Student Councul 53 MORTON CENTER Golf Club 52 53 Basketball 52 53 Escort May Court 53 CHARLES CHAMPION Football 51 52 Basketball 52 53 Lettermens Club unner up un for a Nute 53 ost Attractuve Bo 53 RALPH CHANDLER Avuatuon Cu 51 Plastucs Club 52 Rebel Road Runners 53 LEONARD CHEAL Chemustry Club 52 Rutle Team 51 JAMES CAMERON CHESTON Rebel Road Runners 53 DREANNA CHRISTIE Lubrary Club 52 Treasurer 53 52 53 Page 19 - . , ,. 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We llllll SIEGLINDE CIERPKE - Junior Red Crass, '5l, '52, Treas- urer, '53, Maroon and White Circulation Staff, '53, One Foot In Heaven, '53 . . . JAMES COBB - Baseball, '52, Choir, '53 . . . RICKEY COBB - Football, '5l, '52, Co- Captain, '53, Track, '5l, Baseball, '52, Lettermen's Club, '5l, '52, '53, Candidate for Friendliest Boy, '52, First Aid Club, '5l, Social Dance Club, '53, Class Vice-President, '5l, '52, R.O.T.C. Captain, Co. D, '53, Volunteer Boys' State, '52, Student Council, '53, Turn Back the Clock, Production Staff, '52, One Foot In Heaven, '53, Disc and Diamond, '52, '53, Drill Squad, Sponsor, Adjutant, '53, Escort, Miss C.H.S. Candidate, '53, Escort, Homecoming Queen, '53, Girls' Serv- ice Club, Honorary Member, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Most Athletic Boy, '53 . . . NANCY ANNE CONNELLY - Sopho- more Publicity Club, '5l, Junior Red Cross, '5l, Knitting Club, '52, Girls' Service Club, '53 . . . JOHN D. COOKE - Aviation Club, '5l, Rebel Road Runners, '53, Officers and Non-Com Club, '52 . . . PEGGY COPE - Dancing Club, '52, High Steppers, President, '53, Moiorette, '53, JOHN EDWARD COPPEDGE - First Aid Club, '5l, Non- Coms' Club, '52, Hiking Club, '53 . . . LOREN WILLIAM COPPEDGE - Aviation Club, '5l, Ping Pong Club, '52, Rebel Road Runners, Secretary-Treasurer, '53 . . . MARTHA CORNWELL - Class Historian, '5l, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '52, '53, Cheerleaders' Club, '52, Masquers, '53, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '5l, '52, Boosters' Club, '5l, Treasurer, '52, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Secretary, '5l, Specialty Club, '53, Drill Squad, Lieutenant, '52, Captain, 53, Turn Back the Clock, '52, One Foot In Heaven, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, Candidate, Miss C.H.S., '53, National Honor Society, '53, Student Council, '53, First Aid Assistant, '53, Masquers, '53 . . . PATRENIA MAE COTTEN - Sophomore Personality Club, '5l, F.l'l.A. Club, '52, '53 . . . MARILYN JUNE COX - Band Club, '5l, Plastic Club, '52 . . . MARY LOU COX - Record Club, '5l, Film Club, '52, E.T.E.A., '5l, '53, All-Southern Music Conference, '5l, Discophilia Club, '53. ROBERT K. CREIGHTON - Honor Platoon, Secretary, '5l, President, '52, Rebel Road Runners, '53, Turn Back the Clock, Business Staff, '52, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant, '53, Deputy Council, President, '53, Escort, Miss C.H.S. Candi- date, '53 . . . H. EDWIN CROSS - Basketball Club, '53, Art Club, '52, Travelers' Club, Treasurer, '5l, Basketball, '5l, '52, '53, Trotk, '52 . . . R. TERRY CRUMBLISS - Camera Club, '52, Treasurer, '5l, Stunt Nite, '52, '53, Previews, '53, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant, '53, Deputy Council, '53 . . . LOUISE CURE - Class Secretary, '5l, '52, '53, Drill Squad Lieutenant, '52, Lieutenant-Colonel, '53, Volun- teer Girls' State, '52, National Honor Society, '52, Vice- President, '53, Canasta Club, President, '5l, JuniOr Red Ann Odgen says a Hamlet memory passage to Diane Dame. Cross, '52, Gym Managers' Club, '53, Gym Manager, '53, One Foot In Heaven, Business Staff, '53, Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '5l, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, Production Assistant, '53, Candidate for Friendliest Girl, '52, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, '53, Masquers, '53 . . . DOROTHY DANIEL - Travel Club, '5l, '52, Record Club, '53 . . . JIMMY DANIEL - Honor Platoon, '5l, '52, Disc and Diamond, '52, '53, Junior Optimists, '5l, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant, '53, Turn Back the Clock, Production Staff, '52, One Foot In Heaven, Production Staff, '53, ROBERT EUGENE DAUGHERTY f Boys' Ensemble, '52, Deputy Council, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, '53, All-Southern Music Conference, '53, Film Club, '5l, Senior Dramatic Club, '53, One Foot In Heaven, '53 . . . WANDA LOU DAUGH- TREY - Aquarium Club, '5l, Art Club, '52, Teen-Age Panel Club, '53 . . . HELEN V. DAVIS f Commercial Club, '5l, Y-Teens' Club, '52, Gym Manager, '53, Gym Managers' Club, '53 , . . JAMES E. DEAN - Honor Platoon, '5l, Rifle Team, '52, Secretory, '53 . . . PAULINE M. DENNING - First Aid Club, '5l, Cheerleaders' Club, '5l, Stunt Nite, '5l, '52, '53, Turn Back the Clock, Production Staff, '52, Maroon and White Advertising Staff, '52, Business Manager, '53, Girls' Service Club, '52, Vice-President, '53, One Foot In Heaven, Production Staff, '53, Student Council, '53 . . . JUDY DERBEN - Bible Club, '5l, Film Club, '52, Record Club, '53, Student Council, '53. DORIS L. DICKERT f Sophomore Personality Club, Vice- President, '5l, Art Club, Secretary, '52, Hiking Club, '53 . . . BARBARA DOBBS - Sophomore Personality Club, '5l, Art Club, '52, Hiking Club, '53 . . . JOYCE DONAHUE - Junior High Publicity Club, '5l, F.H.A. Club, '52, Y-Teens' Club, '53 . . . BOB T. DOREMUS - Bulldogs, '5l, '52, President, '53, Disc and Diamond, '5l, '52, '53, Escort, May Court, '53 . . . MYRNA GAIL DRESSLER - Sophomore Dramatic Club, Vice-President, '5l, Maroon and White Busi- ness Staff, '5l, Record Club, '52, '53 . . . JOHN DREW. JOY ANN DRINNON - Dynamo Editorial Staff, '5l, '52, Editor, '53, National Honor Society, '52, '53, Candidate for Military Queen, '53, Turn Back the Clock, '52, R.O.T.C. Band Sponsor, '53, Drill Squad Lieutenant, '52, Captain, '53, D,A.R. Good Citizenship Award, '52, Junior High Publicity Club, President, '5l, Student Council, '53, Volunteer Girls' State, '52, One Foot in Heaven, Production Staff, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, Assistant to Director, '53, Boosters' Club Vice- president, '53, Miss C.H.S., '53, Alumni Award, '53, Masquers, '53, Candidate for Friendliest Girl, '52 . . . MARION DUGGAN - Sophomore Dramatics Club, '5l, Cheerleaders' Club, '5l, Library Staff, '52, Maroon and White Business Staff, '52, Exchange Manager, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, '53, Turn Back the Clock, Production Staff, '52, Junior Red Cross, '53, One Foot in Heaven, Production Staff, '53 . . . ROBERTA DUNCAN - Recreation Club, '5l, Y-Teens' Club, '52, President, '53, E.T.E.A., '53, Deputy Council, '53, Basketball Team, '5l, Stunt Nite, '5l, '52,'53, Previews, '5l, Office Assistant, '53, National Honor So- ciety, '53 . . . PATSY DURHAM - Junior High Publicity Club, '5l, F.H.A. Club, '52, Secretary, '53 . . . DENNIS DYE - Rifle Team, '5l, '52, Bankers, '52, Vice-President, '53, Disc and Diamond, '52, '53, Student Council, '52, President, '53, Turn Back the Clock, '52, Masquers, '53, One Foot In Heaven, '53, Most Representative Boy, '53, Miss C.H.S, Candidate, Escort, '53, Escort, May Court, '53, R,O.T.C. Moior, '53 . . . BEVERLY EAVES - Record Club, '52, Cheer- leaders' Club, '52, Maroon and White Business Staff, '52,, '53, Art Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '53, One Foot in Heaven, Business Staff, '53. CHATTANOOGA C Cierpke J Cobb R. Cobb N. COnneIIy J, Cooke P, Cope J. Coppedgc KI L. Coppedge M, Cornwe'4 ' P. CoITen M Cox M I., Cox R. Creighmn E. Cross 4'- T. Crurnbliss L. Cure D, Daniel J, Daniel R. Duugbedy W. Duugbirey H. Dovis J Deon P. Denning J. Derben D. Dickerv B, Dobbs J. Donohue B. Dorernus M. Dressler J. Drew J. Drinnon M. Duggan R Duncan P Durban- 4. D Dye B Eoves HIGH SCHOOL WINS THE TIMES' CUP BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Page QI R. Edens E. Edwards G. Eidson J. Ellison B. English J. Erd S. Elter D. Evans J. Eval! B. Ewing B. Ferguson S. Forrester F. Frogel F. Fryar T. Fulmer W. Fuson H, Gann M. Gurreh F. Garrison S. Gash R. Gill W. Gillespie P. Gilley P. Golley N. K. Goodsan L. Grant G. Gregory S. Guth B. T. Hagewood P. J. Hailhcoa! D. Hale H. G. Hallmark B. J. Ham F. Hamill M. Hamilton P. Hammond C. Hardin E. Harker J. Harmon P. Harris C. Hassig P. Haswell 3' 4. -.ly lv- MH if ,- ,vu if 1 1 P' 2 ll ROSE JUNE EDENS Record Club 53 ELIZABETH EDWARDS First Aid Club 51 Cheerleaders Club 51 unt Nute 51 5 53 Drlll Squad Lleutenant 53 u dent Councul 53 One Foot In Heaven Productuon Staff 53 Turn Back the Clock 52 Candidate for Miss CHS 53 Candidate for Miss Friendly 52 Canasta Club 52 Boosters 52 Dancing Club President 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 Dynamo Busuness Staff 51 52 Advertnsnng Man ager 53 GLENDA EIDSON Personality Club 51 ecord Club 2 Irs Servuce Club ET A out ern Musuc on erence T E A Stunt Nute 52 JEAN ELLISON First Aud Club Po ular ecard Club 52 Glrs Servuce Cub Stunt Nute 52 53 Maroon and White Busuness Staff 53 BILL ENGLISH JACQUELINE ERD .lunuor Hugh u ucuty Club 5 amera Club eens Southern Music Conference 53 Deputy Councul 53 SANDRA ETTER Office Assistant 52 Student Councul 53 Deputy Councul 52 Record Club 52 Stunt Nute 52 5 ROTC Staff Sponsor 53 Specialty Club 53 Flrst And Assistant 53 All Southern Music Conference 53 DAVID EVANS Honor Platoon 51 Football 51 Juni r Hugh Publicity Club 51 Golf Team 51 52 53 Officers and Non Coms Club 52 Hiking Club 53 EVELYN JANET EVATT ocual Dance Club 5 Ping Pong Club Twlrlers Club 53 The Land We Love 52 BETTY EWING YTeen Club 51 Office Assustant 52 Volley bal 52 Boosters 53 BOBBY FERGUSON Specialty ur 53 ootball 52 Horses oe u 51 Le er SHIRLEY FORRESTER A ub 51 Hanu crafts Club 52 The Land We Love 53 FRED S FROGEL Junior Hugh Publxcnty Club 51 Fllrn Club 52 Hiking Club 53 Guidance Club 53 FREDDY FRYAR Camera Club 51 Pung Pong Club 52 The Land We Love 52 Rebel Road Runners Club 53 Boxing Team TERRELL FULMER Boys Ensemble Treasurer 52 unt Nute 52 WILLIAM FUSON Rufle Team t un ub 5 Plastic Cu HANNAH F E GANN ble Club 51 nbrary Club 51 52 FHA Club 52 Treasurer 3 MARY ELLEN GAR RETT Sophomore Dramatucs Club 51 Cheerleaders Club 52 Hlkung Club 53 Maroon and W ute Business Staff 52 53 FRANCES GARRISON Recreatuonal Club 51 Girls ee Club 51 52 Vtce President 53 Plastucs Cub The Land We Love 52 All Southern Musnc Conference 53 cualty Club Secretory 53 Sunt Nute 5 Pr views 52 SHIRLEY GASH Bas etball 51 2 53 Volleyball 52 53 Letterglrls Club 52 53 Sophomore ersonaluty Club 5 ostlcs Cub Bl e Cu ROBERT GILL Fotball 51 Boxing 52 53 Track unt Nute WENDELL L GILLESPIE A1uatuon Club 51 Plastic Clu 52 Guidance C Jb Study Club 53 PATSY GILLEY Sorohcrnore Personaluty u Secretary 51 Junmor Red Cross 51 52 Hu un Club Treasurer 53 Student Councul 53 PAUL GOLLEY Honor Platoon 51 Record Club 51 May Day 51 Chemlstry Club 52 Rebel Road Runners Vice President 53 Escort May Court 53 N KATE GOODSON Flm Club 51 52 Speclaty Club 53 Stunt Nate 53 All Southern Music Conference LUCY LEE GRANT Recreation Club 51 Dynamo Curculatuon Club 52 FHA Presldent 53 Teen Age Panel 53 Dynamo Busuness Staff 53 Drull Squad Lieutenant GALE GREGORY Camera Club 52 Masquers 52 53 Hukung Club 53 One Foot In Heaven Productuon Staff 53 Stunt Nute Productuon Staff 53 Masquers 53 SHIRLEY ANN GUTH Gnrls Servuce Club 53 Stu dent Councul 53 Canasta Club Secretary 52 First And 53 Office Assustant 53 Dynamo Business Staff 52 BROWN T HAGEWOOD Football 5 Class Ice President 53 Dynamo Edutorual Staff 52 53 PEGGY JO HAITHCOAT Sophomore Personallty Club 51 YTeen Club 52 Teen Age Panel 53 Maroon and White Curculatuon Staff 53 DUAL HALE o 51 52 Horseshoe Club Ping Pong Club 52 H G HALLMARK Classical Record Club 51 Maroon and White Edutoruol Staff 51 Associate Editor 52 Editor 53 Boys Ensemble 52 Fulm Club 52 Volunteer Boys State 52 DAR Good Cutuzen ship Award 52 Stunt Nute 52 Class Prophet 53 Student tenant 53 BETTY JANE HAM Art Club 51 Library Staff 51 52 53 Gym Manager 53 Dynamo Busuness 51 5 FRANCES HAMILL Sophomore Personality Club 51 Boosters 52 Maroon and White Business Staff 52 Advertising Manager 53 Cheerleaders Cu 52 Deputy Councul 53 Huklng Club 53 Stunt Nu e 53 Drull Squad Lieutenant 3 MARGARET HAMILTON Buble Club 51 52 Junior Red Cross 53 Turn Back the Clock 52 Stunt Nute 52 All Southern Music Conference 53 PAT HAMMOND Avuatuon Club 51 Art Club 52 Basketball Club 53 Lettermens Club 52 53 Basketball 52 53 CHARLOTTE HARDIN ED HARKER Honor Platoon 51 ROTC Band Drum Malor 53 JACK HARMON PEGGY HARRIS Recreation Club 51 Hugh Steppers Club 52 Dancing Club 53 CATHERINE HASSIG Stunt Nute Productuon Staff 51 All Southern Musuc Con frence 51 53 ETEA 52 53 Natuonal Honor Socuety 53 Maroon and Whlte Business Staff 53 Record Club 51 r Club 52 PATRICIA HASWELL Boosters u 51 Cheer eaders Club 51 Canasta Club Teen Age Panel 53 Maroon and White Edttorlal Staff 52 Turn Back the Clock 52 S nt Nute 51 5 One Foot In Heaven Productuon Staff 53 Deputy Councul 53 Drull Squad Captain 53 Candidate for Mulutary Queen 53 ROTC Sponsor Co A 53 The Land We Love 52 Page 23 - , ' . . . 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SAMMY HENNINGER i Football, '49, '53, Basketball, '49, Boxing Team, '53, Lettermen's Club, '53, One Foot In Heaven, '53, Senior Dramotics Club, '53 . . . CARLA HILL - Student Council, '53, Gym Manager, '53, Girls' Service Club, '52, President, '53, Basketball, '51, '52, Co- Captain, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Canasta Club, '51, Letter- girls' Club, '5l, '52, '53, Gym Managers' Club, '53, Can- didate for Miss Friendly, '53, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award, '53 . . . JANIE HILL - Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '51, Stunt Nite, '5l, '52, '53, Bible Club, '51, Girls' Glee Club, '51, Y-Teens Club, Vice-President, '52, All-Southern Music Conference, '53, One Foot In Heaven, '53, E.T.E.A., '53, Masquers '53 . . . REGGIE HILLIS - Bible Club, '52, All Southern Music Conference, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Pre- views, '53, High Steppers, '53, JO ANN HIXON - Cheerleaders' Club, '51, '52, '53, Dynamo Business Staff, '51, Drill Squad, Captain, '53, Class Songleader, '52, School Songleader, '53, Miss Friendly, '52, '53, Military Queen, '53, Lettermen's Club, '53, Deputy Council, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Most Popular Girl, '53, First Aid Assistant, '53, Maid of Honor, May Day, '53 . . . DAN HOBBS - Recreation Club, '51, Football Manager, '51, '52, '53, Boxing Team, '51, '53, Lettermen's Club, '51, '52, '53, Dynamo Editorial Staff, '52, '53, Kina for a Nite Candidate, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Escort, May Court, '53 . . . RICHARD HOLCOMB - Junior Optirnists' Club, '51, '52, '53, Boxing Team, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club, '52, '53: Class Cheerleader, '53, Turn Back the Clock, '52 . . . LOUISE HOLLAND - Entertainment Club, 51, F.H.A. Club, '52, '53 . . . JOHN HOLMAN - Aviation Club, '51, Chemis- try Club, '52, Camera Club, Treasurer, '53, Disc and Dia- mond, '53, R.O.T.C., Staff Captain, '53 . . . JOHN FRANKLIN HOODENPYLE - Boxing, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club, '52, '53, Dancing Club, '53, Non-Coms' Club, '52, Record Club, '5l. DAVE HOPKINS - Class President, '51, '52, '53, Key Club, '51, '52, Treasurer, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Candidate for Mr, Friendly, '52, Volunteer Boys' State, '52, Track, '53, Escort for Miss C.H.S. Candidate, '53, S,A.R, Award, '53, May King, '53, Most Popular Boy, '53, R.O,T.C. Captain, Co. A,'53, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, '53, Student Council, '51, '52, '53, Drill Squad Sponsor, Co. H, '53 . . . MARY LEE HUFF - Junior High Publicity Club, '51, Dynamo Circula- tion Staff, '52, Boosters' Club. '53, Record Club, '53 . . . JAMES D. HUNT - Honor Platoon, '51, Film Club, '52: Rebel Road Runners, '53 . . . BILL HURT - Key Club, '51, '52, President, '53, Student Council, '52, Vice-President, '53, National Honor Society, '53, Volunteer Boys' State, '52, Disc and Diamond, '52, Secretory, '53, Drill Squad Sponsor, Co, C, '53, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant, '53, Salutatarian, '53, Sophomore Achievement Award, '53, Most Outstanding Key Clubber Award, '53, Escort, May Court, '53 . . . BOB Showing their sewing arts are Nancy Pope, June Britton and Pat Browne. E5 lllli HURT - Basketball, '51, '52, '53, Key Club, '52, '53, Recreation Club, '51, Disc and Diamond, '52, '53, Letter- men's Club, '52, '53, Track, '52, '53, Drill Squad Sponsor, Co. B, '53, King for a Nite, '53, Escort, May Court, '53 . . . DON HUSKINS - Football, '51, '52, '53, Track, '51, '52, Folk Dancing Club, '51, '52, Art Club, '52, '53. GREGORY HYDE - Basketball, '5l, '52, '53, Honor Platoon, '51, Boosters' Club, '52, Creative Writing Club, '52, Basketball Club, '53 . . . BILL IRWIN - Orchestra, '51, Honor Platoon, '52, Vice-President, '53 . . . SHIRLEY ISENBERG - Junior High Publicity Club, '51, Library Staff, '52, Vice-President, '53, The Land We Love, '52, Turn Back the Clock, '52, One Foot In Heaven, '53, National Honor Society, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, Deputy Council, '53, Best Actress, '53, Masquers '53 . . , HELEN ELAINE JACOBS - Library Club, '51, '52, Maroon and White Business Staff, '52, Junior Red Cross, '52, Secretary, '53, Stunt Nite, Business Staff, '52, '53, Guidance Club, '53 . . . CONNIE JANEY A Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '5l, '52, '53, Bible Club, Vice-President, '53, National Honor Society, '52, '53, Class Treasurer, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, Mosquers, '52, Turn Back the Clock, Assistant Director, '52, Drill Squad Captain, '53, Candidate for Miss C.H.S,, '53: Class His- torian, '53, One Foot In Heaven, Business Staff, '53, Stu- dent Council, '53, Volunteer Girls' State, '52 . . . DON JOHNSON - Recreation Club, '51, Film Club, '51, Base- ball tvtanager, '51, Rebel Road Runners, '53. PEGGY JOHNSON f Twirlers' Club, '51, DYf'0m0 Club, '52, The Land We Love, '52, Hikina Club, '53, Deputy Council, '53 . , . TOMMY JONES A- Junior High Publicity Club, '51, Previews, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, '53, Boys' Activity Club, '52, Hiqh Stepoers' Club, '53 . . . LAURA ANN JULIAN - Cheerleaders' Club. 51, Recreation Club, '51, Turn Back the Clock, Production Staff, '52, Art Club, '52, The Land We Love, '52, Student Council, '53, One Foot in Heaven, '53, Hiking Club, '53 , . . GRADY KEITH - Camera Club, '5I7 Chemistry Club, '52, Stunt Nite, '53, All Southern Music Conference, '53 . . . JEAN KENDRICK 4 Basketball, '51, '52, Caotain, '53, Volley Ball, '51, '52, '53, Gym Mana- qer, '53, Gym Managers' Club, '53, Junior High Publicity Club, '5l- Bible Club, '52, Most Athletic Girl '53 . . . BARBARA KOLODKIN - Deputy Council, '53, Library Staff, '51, President, '52 '53, Turn Back the Clock, Assistant Di- rector, '52, One Foot In Heaven, Assistant Director, '53: National Honor Society, '52, Secretary, '53, Maroon and White, Business Stott, '52, '53, Mosquers, 53. PAUL E. KYLE --- Junior Optirnists Club, '51, '52, '53, The Land We Love, '52, E.T.E,A., '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, Honor Platoon, '52 , . . MARGARET LANE - E.T.E.A., '51, Sophomore Personality Club, '51, Dance Club, Secretary, '52, Handicraft Club, Vice-President, '53, All Southern Music Con- ference, '51, '53, One Foot In Heaven, Production Staff, '53 . . . ALICE ELIZABETH LASATER - Boosters' Club, '51, Choreography, '51, F.H.A. Club. '52, Specialty Club, '53, E.T.E,A,, '51, '53, First Aid Assistant, '51 . . . ALF LAW - Deputy Council, '51, Student Council, '52, '53, National Honor Society, '52, President, '53, Bulldogs, '51, '52, Vice- President, '53, Honor Platoon, '51, Disc and Diamond, '52, '53, R.O,T.C. Captain, '53, Volunteer Boys' State, '52, Annetta Trimble Award, '53, Stunt Nite, '5l, '52, M.C., '53, One Foot In Heaven, '53, May Dov. M.C., '52, Escort, May Court, '53, Mosquers, '53 . . . VIRLYN LEDFORD -- Honor Platoon. '5l, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, '53 . . . WILLIE JEAN LEE - Bankers, '51, Auditor, '52, President. '53, Stu- dent Council, Treosurer, '53, Junior Hiqh Publicity Club, '51, Stunt Nite, '51, '52, National Honor Society, '53, One Foot In Heaven, Prompter, '53, Turn Back the Clock, Prompter, '52, Candidate for Miss CHS, '53, Candidate for Miss Friendly, '52, Drill Squad, Lieutenant, '53, Mosquers, '53, THE DYNAMO A. Hatfield Henderson Henninger Hill Hill Hillis A. Hixon Hobbs Holcomb Holland Holman F. Hoodenpyle Hopkins l. Huff D. Hunt Hurt Hurt Huskins Hyde Irwin lsenberg E. Jacobs Janey Johnson Johnson Jones A. Julian Keith Kendrick Kolodlrin E. Kyle Lane E, Lasafer Law Ledlord J. lee BAND WINS DOUBLE A RATING AT MURFREESBOR0 Levpor A. Kcngwlfh Lovelace F. 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STEVE LEIPER Avlatlon Club 51 French Club 52 unt Nlte H1 In C u PHYLLIS ANN LONGWITH Recreatlon Club 51 Gnrls Servuce Club 5 3 LUNDY LOVELACE Class Cheerleader 51 52 School Cheerleader 53 Cheerleaders Club 51 52 Mr rlendly unt xte 52 53 Prevnews 53 Boxing Manager 51 52 Lettermens Club 52 53 Drnll Squad Sponsor Co D 53 Condudote Kung for C1 Nnte 53 The Land We Love 52 Sprung Concert 51 Sout ern usuc Conference 53 ET E A Best Dancer 53 BILLIE FAY LOWRY WILLIAM E LOY JR Popular Record Club 51 Plastics Club Rebel Road Runners 53 TOMMY LUNDBORG Cu 52 3 BARBARA ELINOR LYNCH Cornmerclal Club Chemustry Club 52 National Honor Soczety Jewelry Chourman 53 Handlcraft Club Presndent ROTC Staff Soonsor 53 DON LYONS Football 5 53 Lettermen s C u 52 53 Junlor Opttmusts u :sc an Duamon 5 RO Captarn Co D 53 Turn Back the Clock 52 Stunt Nrte 53 BOxlnG GRETCHEN ALLENE MCCALLIE Soohomore Personalrty Club 51 F I-I A Club V1 e Pres dent 52 Gym Manager 53 Gym Managers Club ANN McCARTY S unt Nlte 51 Recreatuon u 5 1 52 Teen Age Pane JERRY G McCRACKEN Junior Optlmnsts Club Secretary R O C Lteutenant 52 All Southern Musnc on ference 53 The Land We Love 2 BILLY M CUTCHEON r Club 52 Hlklng Club 3 TOM McDEVITT Sophomore Dramatxcs Cllb 51 Chemistry Club 52 Marc-on and White Eclltorual Staff 53 The Land We Love 52 Library Staff 53 All Southern usnc Conference 53 French Club A 5 3 MARGARET McGlLL Aauarxum Cll b Sec re ary 51 Boas r u S'-llPLEY Mcll NKIN Recreatnon Club 51 YTeen Club 52 Gym Mnnr-aers Club 53 Student Councel 53 G m M noaer 53 Turn Back the Clock 52 RUTH KFRNON Sophomore Personalltv Club Treasurer T rn Bac he Clock 52 Art Club Vnce Pres: ent Crandall Ar Award 52 Huknna Club 53 The Land We ve BARBARA MAPLER Recreotuon Club YTeen Club 52 Teen Age Panel 53 LAMAR MEARS an ers Club 1 2 Tre surer Dr: Soua Luectenant 53 Turn Bock 'Le Cac t ' e 5 53 R O TC Sponsor Co C I te for M s ren y Natnannl n or o 1 t CLYDE MEDLEY u P N e 52 The In d e C u 5 fx DOROTHY MEDLIN lm C ub Ho dlcra t IX P St ff 53 Maroon ond Whlte Blsme 5 One Foot In I-leavers Prnrl 1ct1o S It Prorl tion Stat 3 C Pl MEE III Q rear! atlona I-lo r ornety 1'Hf'l'C e FH Sff C ls fs t r SEDINA MFEKS F lm t'1h ta f r fu enutf o 11- CAD01 VN PIITH MFPPITT nt N1 5 F 1 U :dent 53 Dvnarno C rr-1115110 I Mo onn an W :te u mess to 5 Re-for Cl h 5? Pr I r 1 5 C rl faders J 51 52 ROTC Battaluon Sponsor 53 One Foot In Heaven Busuness Staff 52 Best Dancer 53 Turn Back the Clock Productlon Staff 52 Notlonol Honor Society 53 ELMA JO MILLER Sophomore Dromatlcs Club Pres: ent 51 Handicraft Club 52 NORMA JEAN MILLER Sophomore Publucnty Club 51 Handucraft Club 52 53 Drlll Squad Lieutenant 53 One Foot In Heaven TRICIA MILLER Notlonal Honor Socmety 52 The land We Love 52 All Southern Muslc Conference 53 Art Club Presldent 52 One Foot In Heaven Productron Staff 52 Turn Bock the Clock Productlon Staff 52 Stunt Nne 51 Productnon Staff 52 53 Masquers 3 NONA MINTON Aquaruurn Club Treasurer 51 FHA u Boosters Cub 52 YTeens Cu 52 rn Manager 53 Gym Managers Club 53 Stunt Nute 53 BETTY ANN MITCHELL Record Club 53 ALAN MOORE Hlknng Club 53 HELEN MOORE Junuor Red Cross 51 Treasurer 52 Boosters Club 51 Classrcal Record Club 51 The Land We Love 52 Turn Back the Clock Production Staff 52 One Foot In Heaven Productlon Staff 53 Specnolty Club 53 All Southern Muslc Conference 53 MARY FAITH MOORE Sophomore Personallty Club 51 YTeen Club 52 Teen Age Panel 53 JOAN P MORRIS Sopho more Personalrty Club 51 FHA Club 52 Record Club 53 Stunt Nnte 53 PATRICIA MORRISON Student aunc1l 52 Babe Cu 51 Treasurer 52 Secre tary 53 Dynamo Busnness Staff 52 53 One Foot In Heaven 53 Glee Club 52 Natnonal Honor Soclety 53 Masquers 53 MARION MOULTON Sophomore Dramatucs Club Presmdent 51 Bankers 52 Secretory 53 Natlonal Honor Socnety 52 53 Deputy Councnl 53 Gym Manager 53 Stunt Nnte 52 53 One Foot In Heaven Productuon Staff 53 Gym Managers Club 53 LARRY MYERS Track 51 52 Lettermens Club 2 leutenont 53 Stunt Nute 52 53 Previews 5 urn Back the Clock 52 All Southern Music Conference 53 EA 52 53 The Land We Love 52 Escort Mrlntary Queen 53 GEORGE E NANCE JR Sophomore Dramatlcs Cub 51 Boys Ensemble 52 Speclalty Club 53 Stunt Nute HOWARD NERREN oseball 51 Camera Club 51 Canasta Club 52 Lettermens 52 Basketball Club 53 Basketball 53 Baseball 52 AlternateCoptaun 53 CAROL NORRELL BROOKS NORTHERN Boxing 51 Manager 52 Manager 52 Specialty Club 53 Stunt Nute 53 MARIE NORTHERN Cheerleaders Club 51 Frrst And Club 51 Jumor Red Cross 51 Canasta Club 52 een Age Panel SecretaryTreosurer 53 Maroon and Whnte Edutorual Staff 53 Student Cauncnl 53 Natnonal Honor Socuety 53 Turn Back the Clock 52 Stunt Nnte 51 52 53 One Foot In Heaven Productlon Staff 53 Drnll Squad Lneutenant 53 ROTC Sponsor Co B 53 Invrtotnons Chairman 53 Candldate for Mnlltary Queen 53 Conds or rss 53 Best Dresse nr BARBARA NORTON Deputy Council 53 Maroon and Whete Busrness Staff 52 53 Persanalnty Club 51 Record Club 52 Teen Age Panel Club 53 One Foot In Heaven Procluctuon Staff 53 Club Track Page 27 sr ' , '521 'lag lb, '53 . f . 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Lieu- tenant, '53, Masquers, '53, Stunt Nite, Production Stait '52, Volunteer Boys' State, '52, Drill Squad Sponsor, Co. D, '53, Escort, Miss C.H.S. Candidate '53, Ochs-Oakes Award, '53, Class Lawyer, '53, Escort, May Court, '53 . . . TOMMY O'NEAL 3 Dramatics Club, '53, Football Teani, '53, Teen-Age Panel, '53 . . . LYNN PANTER H- Horseshoe Club, '5l, Recreation Club, '52, Hiking Club, '53, Escort, May Court, '53 . . . BILLIE ANNE PARTIN - Dramatics Club, '5l, Handicraft Club, '52, Soecialty Club, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, One Foot in Heaven, Production Staff, '53, JOYCE PATRICK - Bible Club, '52, '53 . . . JERRY PAYNE - Escort, Miss C,H,S. Candidate, '53, Junior Opti- mists' Club, '5l, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '52 . . . PAULA PEAK - Sophomore Personality Club, '5l, Creative Writing Club, '52- Maroon and White Editorial Staff, '52, '53 Basketball Scorekeeper, '52, '53, National Honor Socicty '52, '53, Volunteer Girls' State, '52, Record Club, Treasurer, '53, Deputy Council, '53, Gym Manaaer, '53 . . . BETTY PENDERGRASS - Social Dancing Club, '52, Turn Back the Clock, Production Staff, '52 . , . ERWIN PETTY , . . CAROLYN PHILLIPS -- Junior High Publicity Club, '5l: Handicraft Club, '52, Discophilia Club, '53, Otfice Assistant, '53, i MARY PHILLIPS rc Sophomore Personality Club, '5l- Maroon and White Circulation Statt, '5l, Boosters' Club, '52, '53, Drill Squad, Lieutenant, '53, One Foot in Heaven, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, The Land We Love, '53 . . . WANDA PHILLIPS . . . MARTHA ELLEN PIERCE -- Entertainment Club, '5l, Bible Club, '52, '53- The Land We Love, '52: Stunt Nite, '52 . , . JOYCE PINKERTON -- Junior High Publicity Club, '5l, Handicraft Club, Secretary, The Loricl We Love, '53, Discoohilia Club, '53 . . . LOYCE PINKERTON f Junior High Publicity Club, '5l, Hcinrlicraft Club, Vice- President, '52, The Land We Love. '52, Discophilia Club, '53 . . . MARTHA PLUMMER f G.rls' Service Club, '52, Treasurer, '53, One Foot in Heaven, Business Staff, '53, Student Council, Secretary, '53, Recreation Club, '5l- Nr:- Doris Porter checks Gertrude Potts' Pass. lllli tional Honor Society, '53, Stunt Nite, '5l, Candidate tar Miss C.H.S., '53, Maroon and White Business Staff, '53, May Queen, '53, Most Representati .re Girl, '53, EMILY B. POPE e Personality Club, President, '5l, Junior Red Cross, '52, Gym Manager, '53, Gym Managers' Club, '53 . . . NANCY LOUISE POPE - Sophomore Personality Club, '5l, Boosters' Club, '5l, '53, Cheerleaders' Club, '5l, '52, Maroon and White Business Staff, '52, '53, Stunt Nite, '52, '53, Girls' Service Club, '53 . . , DORIS PORTER Entertainment Club, '5l, Y-Teen Club, '52, Gym Manager, '53, Gym Managers' Club, '53 . . . MILDRED LOUISE POTTER Sophomore Personality Club, '5l, Discophilia Club, '52, Hiking Club, '53 . . . GERTRUDE LANORE POTTS -f Bible Club, '5l, '52, F.H.A. Club, '53 . . . CLARA PRYOR e Aquarium Club, '5l, F.H.A. Club, '53, Secretary, '52, The Land We Love, '52, All-Southern Music Conference, '53, PATSY PULLEN - Bible Club, '5l, '52, Camera Club, '53 , . . BARBARA RUTH QUARLES - Bible Club, Vice- President, '52, Treasurer, '53, Deputy Council, '53 . . . CHARLES RAGAN - Football, '5l, '52, '53, Basketball, '5l, Recreation Club, '5l, Lettermen's Club, '52, '53, Stu- dent Council, '53, Disc and Diamond, '53 . . . GRADY A. RAGAN - Rifle Team, '5l, '52, Captain, '53, Stunt Nite, '5l, '52, '53, One Foot in Heaven, Production Staff, '53: Boys' Enssemblc, '5l, '52, Soecialty Club, '53 , . , BARBARA REA --- F.H.A, Club, '5l, Maroon and White Circulation Staff, '52, Dynamo Circulation Staff, '52, Girls' Service Club, '53 . . . MILDRED REECE -A Junior Optimists' Club, Secre- tary, '53, Riile Team, Co-Captain, '53. JOAN DELORES RICHARDSON - High Steppers' Club, '5l, '52, Hiking Club, '53 . . . WILMA RICHEY - Girls' Service Clu'a, '5l, '52, '53, R.O.T,C. Staff Sizonsor, '53, Most Attractive Girl, '53, May Day Trainbearer, '53, Can- cidate tor Miss C.H.S., '53 . . . NANCY RISEDEN - Stunt Nite, '5l, Drill Squad, Staff Captain, '53, Boosters' Club, '52, Secretary, '53, Maroon and White Business Staff, '53, Student Council, '53, Dynamo Circulation Stalf, '5l, Dis- cophilia Club '52, Turn Back the Clock, Production Stott, '52 . . . PATRICIA ANNE ROBERTS - Art Club, '5l, Film Club, '52, Handicraft Club, '53 . , . ELAINE ROBERTSON - Record Club, '5l, F.H,A. Club, '52, The Land We Love, '52, Hiking Club, '53 . . . THERESA ROGERS - Sophomore Dramatics Club, Secretary, '5l, Otiice Assistant, '5l, '53, Dynamo Circulation Club, '52, '53, Deputy Council, '53, National Honor Society, '53, PLANS FOR NEW fo D. Nunnelly A. Ogden M. O'Ne::l T. O'Neul L. Ponter B. A. Portin J. Potrick J. Payne 2.4, wg, P. Peck '1f '27 B. Pendergross E. Petty C. Phillips M. Phillips ,- W. Phillips M. E. Pierce J. Pinkerton L. Pinkerton M. Plummer E. B. Pope N. L. Pope D. Porter U. M. L. Potter G. L. Potts C. Pryor P. Pullen B. R. Quarles C. Rogan nk 6. gt I G. A. Rogan B. Rec M, Reece J. D. Richardson W. Richey N. Riseden 0. As P. A. Roberts J L, 5 E. Robertson ,egyy C' fv- T. Rogers 7 CHATTANOOGA HIGH SCHOOL GYM WERE COMPLETED N B S C M R B. W V D. R B G, L M. M. J . S J. L P. L. N . J S. L. M. J. K. H N. H. A. J. J. A. L. P. C, N. S. W. L Polfnns Rowe Rudaff Rusfon Sanders Soylor Schwartz R. Senfer Shalibo A. Shapiro A. 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Turn Back the Clock 52 One Foot In Heaven Productron Staff 53 VIRGINIA SHALIBO Recreatron Club 5I Junror Red Cross 5I 52 Teen Age Panel Vrce Presldent 53 Deputy Council 53 DAVID ALAN SHAPIRO Sophomore Dramatucs Club Presndent 5l Maroon and Whlte Edrtorral 5I 53 Creative Wrntlng Club 52 53 Natrona Honor Socrety 52 Gurdance Club 52 Turn Back the Clock Assustant Drrector 52 One Foot In Heaven 53 Chapel Workshop 53 Most Studrous Boy 53 Masquers I e Club 52 BARBARA LEE SMITH FHA Cu 5I 52 Popular Record Club 53 GLORIA NELL SMITH Cheerleaders u rm Club 52 Hzklng Club VlcePreslden LEON SMITH Camera Club lm u MARGARET EUGENIA SMITH Entertalnment Club 5I Plasttc Club 52 Otfrce Assrstant 52 YTeens Club 53 MARY ALICE SMITH FHA Club 5l Dynamo Cnr culatron Staff 52 Grrls Servrce u 5 53 De uty Councrl 53 JIM SNYDER Recreatron Club 5I Travellng Club 5l Canasta Club 52 Basketball Club 5 Hukrng Club 53 Golf 3 SHIRLEY ANN SNYDER Sophomore Recreatron Club 5l Junror Record Club 52 Camera Club Secretary 53 Stunt Nrte 53 JAMES E STEPHENSON Stunt Nrte 5I 52 Camera u 5 Key u 52 53 Prevrews 5I Basketa 52 53 Drsc and Dramond 53 ROTC Lreutenant 53 LEIGH STEVES udog 5l Treasurer 52 Honor Platoon 52 53 Disc and Dramond 53 ROTC Lieutenant 53 National Honor Society 53 Deputy Coun crl 53 Escort Homecomrng Queen 52 Bausch Lomb Award PATRICIA ANN STINECIPHER Horseshoe Club Camera Club 52 Specralty Club LYNN SWAFFORD revrews 53 Sunt Ntte 53 Canasta u 52 Record Club 5l Band Cub NARNEY TAIT Deputy Councrl Secretary 53 Recreatron Club 5I Boosters V1cePresrdent 52 Treasurer 53 Drrll Squad Captarn 53 Farst And Asslstant 53 JOHN TALLMAN onor Platoon 5 Junior Hr h Publrclty Club Chernrstry Club V1cePresldent 52 Turn Back the Clock 52 Teen Age Panel Club 53 Student Councal 53 SAM JONES TERRY Le ermens Club 5I 52 3 Junror Optrmrsts 5I Honor Platoon 5l Hrklng Club 53 Track 5l 53 Alternate Captarn 52 Football 52 53 ROTC Lreutenant 53 LAMAR THOMPSON Junuor Hrgh Publrcrty Club 5I Handlcraft Club Treasurer 52 Gym Managers Club 53 Gym Manager 53 MARY ANN THOMPSON Travel Club 5l Handicraft Club 5 Teen Age Panel 3 JENNIE CAROLYN TIMMONS Sophomore Dramatrcs 5I Handrcraft Club 52 Teen Age Panel 53 Student Councnl 53 KATHA LEEN TREW Handicraft Club 53 HAROLD LLOYD TURNER Football 53 Lettermens Club 53 Hrkmg Cu 53 Candrdate Kung for a Nite 53 Stunt :te 53 Escort May Court NORMA ELAINE TWOMEY Sophomore Personalnty Club 5I Dynamo Clrculatnon Staff 52 53 HELEN VANZANT Entertaunment Cluo 5I Dancrng Club 52 Hrkmg Club 53 ANDY WALKER Basketball 5I 52 Coptarn 53 Baseball 5I 52 Captain 53 Leter m ns Club 5l 53 Class Treasurer 52 u dent Councrl 53 ROTC Lleutenant Colonel 53 Dlsc an Diamond 5I 52 Captarn 53 Key Club 5I Lreutenant Governor 53 Escort for Mass CHS Candidate 53 Candrdate for Kung for a Nlte 53 Volunteer Boys State 52 Drrll Squad Sponsor C G 53 Turn ak the Clock 52 Natronal Honor Society 53 Best Dressed Bo 53 JERRY WALLER Buble Club Presrdent 52 Dynamo Busrness Staff Treasurer 52 53 ROTC Lreutenant 53 Student Councll 53 Natronal Honor Socrety 53 JACK WARREN Honor Platoon Secretary 5I Presrdent 52 Maroon and White Edltorlal Staff 52 53 Natlonal Honor Socnety 52 53 ROTC Captaln 53 Student Councnl 53 Student Co-Ordrnator ANN WASHINGTON National Honor Society 53 Dynamo Edrtorral Staff 5I 52 Assocrate Editor 53 Cheerleaders Club 5I 52 53 Gym Managers Club 53 Drrll Squad Gurdon 52 Adlutant 53 Gym Manager Class Songleader 5I 53 Stunt Nrght 51 52 Prevlews 51 ROTC Sponsor Co D 53 One Foot lh Heaven 53 Candidate for Mass Frlendly 52 Homecomrng Queen 53 Candrdate for Mllrtory Queen 53 Candrdate for Mrss CHS 53 Masquers 53 LAWANDA JEANETTE WATSON Sophomore Per sonallty Club 5I PHYLLIS WATTS Junior Hugh Publnclty Club 5I Boosters Club 52 Speclalty Club 53 Stunt Nite 53 CHARLES WEBB NORA JANET WEISS Sophomore Personalrty Club 5I Chemlstry Club 52 Dynamo Busmess Staff 52 53 Turn Back the Clock Buslness Stott 52 Record Club Secretary 53 Natronal Honor Socrety 53 SHIRLEY WEST Jumor Hugh Publrclty 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WHITE - Bulldogs, '51, '52 '53, Honor Platoon, '51, '52, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Vice- Prc-siclcfnt '53, National Honor Society, '53, Turn Back the Clock, '52, One Foot in Heaven, '53, Stunt Nite, '53, R,O.T,C, Lieutenant, '53, Candidate, King tor a Nite, '53, Bust Actor, '53, Masquers, '53 , . . HERMAN WHITE - Football, '51, '52, Co-Captain, '53, Film Club, '52, I,etternien's Club, '52, Treasurer, '53, R.O.T.C. Captain, Co. B, '53 . . . BARBARA WIGGINS f Junior High Pub- licity Club, '51, Music Club, '52, Junior Red Cross, Vice- PVSSICICVWY, '53, Girls' Service Club, '53, Student Council, '53 . , . STEVE WILD - Hiking Club, '53, Aviation Club, '52, Horseshoe Club, '51 . . . HARVEY WILEY - Aviation Club, '51, Honor Platoon, '51, Non-Conws, '52, Rebel Road Runners, '53, R,O.T.C. Lieutenant, '53 . , . JOHN R. WILLIAMS -- Travel Matinee Club, '51, '52, Classical Record Club, '53, All-Southern Music Conference, '53. WILLIAM ROSSER WILLIAMS - Filnt Club, '51, Carnern Club, Treasurer, '52, Bible Club, '53 . . . RUFUS A. WIL- LIAMSON, JR, Bulldogs, '51, '52, Secretary, '53, Honor Platoon, '51, '52, Vice-President, '53, Disc and Diamond, '51, '52, Treasurer, '53, R.O.T,C. Captain, Co. C, '53, One Foot in Heaven, '53, Stunt Night, '53, National Honor Society, '53, Mosquers, '53 , . . GRADY LEE WILSON -- Lvttm-rinun's Club, '53, Football, '53, Escort, lvluy Court, '53 Morie Northern has her X-Ray made while others wait their turn. 'N . . . JACK WILSON 3 Junior Optiinists, '51, Boys' Ensemble, '52, Specialty Club, '53, E.T.E.A., '51, '52, Stunt Nite, '53 . , , JIMMY WILSON Canasta Club, '51, Record Club, '52, Bible Club, '53 . . . WAYMAN PARKS WILSON f Travel Club, '51, Filnt Club, '52, Hiking Club, '53, Bible Club, '53. BOBBIE ANN WISE - Classical Record Club, '51, Popu- lar Record Club, '51, Hiking Club, '53 . . . GEMI WITHROW -4 F.H.A. Club, '51, Y-Teen Club, '52, Dancing Club, '53 . , , JEAN WOLFF - Canasta Club, '51, Dynamo Circu- tuiim Stoll, '52, '53 , . . JOYCE ONITA wotrr - CQ- nasta Club, '51, Dynamo Circulation Stott, '52, Girls' Serv- ice Club, '53, Student Council, '52, '53 . . . JOE WATSON WORD 4 Junior High Publicity Club, '51, Film Club, '52, Record Club, '53, Deputy Council, '53 . . . ROLAND BRYANT WORKMAN A Aviation Club, '51, Ping-Pong Club, '52, Non-Corns, '52, Rebel Road Runners, '53. DON WORLEY . . . BETTY WORMSLEY -' Sophomore Personality Club, '51, Record Club, '52, Hiking Club, '53 , . . CYNTHIA LEIGH YOUNG Airplane Club, Secretary, '51, Handicraft Club, '51, '52, Cheerleaders' Club, '51, Lettergirls' Club, '52, Basketball, '51, 52, Volleyball, '52, Maroon and White Editorial Stall, '53, Library Staff, '53, R.O.T.C. Staff Sponsor, '53, Maroon and White Club, '53. lin emurlam RALPH CHANDLER range 33 R. E. White H. White B. Wiggins S. Wild H. Wiley J, R. Williams W. R. Williams R. A. Williamson G. L. Wilson J. Wilson J. Wilson W. P. Wilson B. A. Wise G. Winflwrow J. Wolff J. O. Wolfe J. W. Word R. B. Workman D. Worley B. Wormsley C. L. Young SOPHOMORES SHOW THEIR SILAS MARNER PROJECTS AW ARD PARTIES MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND D THEIR ND DEITCH AN IOHNSQN A ,,.., E JUNIOR ACADEMY SCIENC WINNING DISPLAYS C.H. . Af' 'U - I , YA INA JOYC E CHECKS BETTY AN D I BARBAQA IN TO LEARNING SPANISH VIA RECORDS Vg, K, i ,F . 'QQ HEIR POSEY AND BRACKETT RECORD - ,HRS T AU A ND HKS A 'V you D i . 'I1-au. CLASS W THE Pg' ICU! -YHERTON A R . BRO iw WMV THE CONSCIENTIOUS TYPING STUDENTS OUQ PT STU D EPARF FO R CHRI Helping to select the lun- iar play are the class offi- cers: Finley Seagle, treasurer, Joe Pr or resident- Pearl ald Boss, vice-president. 7frellLilSS 'fl JOE PRYOR . . . , President RONALD BOSS . Vice-President PEARL GREEN . Secretary FINLEY SEAGLE . Treasurer The first C.l-l.S. days of the Class of '54 were spent in awe and admiration for all of the strange and wondrous sights that they saw. lt wasn't long, however, before they were active in many school events. The drill squad, Bulldogs, Key Club, Junior Optimists, and Maroon and White soon claimed many work- ers, while others were busy selling tickets for football games and helping to support all school activities. At Thanksgiving, the class gave their annual program, and they concluded the year by entertaining the ninth graders. ln their junior year, their energy and industry continued. There was always something to be done for the class such as a party to plan or a program to present, Too Many Dates, the iunior play, was enioyed by all, and the juniors gave the seniors a very successful prom. As the year ended, the members of the Class of '54 looked forward eagerly to becoming seniors. First Row: Crouch, Cordell, Anderson, Cabrera, Bullard, Blankenship, Atchley, Chambers, Carnes, Burks . . . Second Row: Brickman, Carter, Alexander, Bar- row, Bush, Benton, Brannon, Brown, Boss . . . Third Row: Cross, Brock, Barefield, Brown, Andes, Axmacher, Curtis, Cannon, Beach, Christian , . . Fourth Row: Coffelt, Chauncey, Chaun- cey, Craig, Cook, Clark, Church, Craig, Crouch, Carlton . . . Fifth Row: Bell, Chambers, Bird, Born, Arrants, Bacon, Clark, Bailey, Clarke, Campbell . . Sixth Row: Chowning, Burnett, Burnett, Burgin, Atkinson. Y f P I Green, secretary, and Ron- First Row: Eldridge, Francisco, East Ellis, Dickson, Garner, Goldstein Har vey, Guffey, Hensley . . , Second Row Dome, Dickerson, Derryberry, Green Holland, Harding, Hassig, Hancock Hambright, Dehlowe . . . Third Row Harris, Dobbs, DeLozIer, Davis, Dud derar, Duffy, Emerson, Fanburg, Har desty, Howard . . , Fourth Row: Drake Ervin, Graham, Fancher, Gcrdy, Homes Gruetter, Hargett, Harmon, Harper Fifth Row: Duncan, Evans, Duncan, Guy Harris, Dodds, Henry, Hite, Griffin Deitch . . . Sixth Row: Duchene, Echols Foster, Day, Harris, Hale, Gregory Easterling. First Row: Ludeman, Lester, Ludeman, Lingerfelt, Huffaker, Keown, Keedy, Knies, Lawrence, King . . . Second Row: Kirby, McEwen, McElroy, McGaf- frey, Hixson, Journey, Mayberry, Mc- Gill, King . i . Third Row: Marshall, Martin, McDonald, McNabb, Kenemer, Lee, Meacham, McWhorter, Mansfield, Keith . . . Fourth Row, Hughes, Jackson, Jackson, Kirk, King, Kilgore, Kress, Manning . . . Fifth Row: Jefferies, Isbelle, Jackson, Jones, King, Kibble, Lee, Jensen, James . . . Sixth Row: Leamon, Larkin, Layton, Lusk, Longacre, Mayo, McKinney. First Row: Pearson, Prater, Parker Prince, Parker, Ramsey, Saffels, Pickel- simer, Queen, Patterson, Roberson . . . Second Row: Owens, Moore, Pike, Put- man, Rodgers, Phillips, Rice, Rich, Rigs- by, Miller, Payne . . . Third Row: Mc, Waters, Monroe, Mowery, Shelton, Sal- mond, Reed, Shipley, bwen, Shockley Mullins, Ruppe . . .Fourth Row: Millard Peek, Opdyke, Nettles, Saluk, Partain Scott, Seagle, Salstrand, Perkins . . Fifth Row: Pryor, Raulston, Smith Page, Smith, Vaughn, Hudson, Shipley Richey, McVeigh . . . Sixth Row: Schenk, Rogers, Prewett, Marshall, Mur- phy, Roper, Scroggins, Rutherford, Newton. First Row: Simpson, West, Tyber, Tyber, Smith, Talley, West, Walker, Wininger, Wilson . . . Second Row: Swafford, Sloan, Sisk, Sims, Smith, Troughton, Turner, Thomas, Wall Wil- son, Swafford . . . Third Row: Williges, Simmons, Vought, Tillman, Tate, Steven- son, Vaughan, Vincent, Walker, Varrell . . . Fourth Row: Hobbs, Stubbletiela, Sisk, Smith, Tucker, Thomas, Schoolfield, Samples, Wright, Turner . . . Fifth Row: Willig, Williams, VVe'ch, Viness, Thedford, Spurgeon, Weeds, Williams, Wofford, Tipton , . Sixth Row: Smith, Stephens, Smith, Stroud, VanHooser, Pinson, Roberts, Peek, Owens. big-in -Q. The sophomore officers eagerly count their Coca- Cola money. Pictured here are Grody Rhode-n, vice- presidenr, Jim Cleoveland, president, Marlene Rodrick, treasurer, and Ruth Corrco secretary. WQCLASS '55 JIM CLEAVELAND President GRADY Rl-TODEN Vice-President RUTH CAl?lCO SecreTory MARLENE RODRIC Treosurer Under The excellenT leddership of Their officers, The Cldss of '55 esToblished cz Tirm TooTing in life aT ChoTTonoogo High School. They become beTTer dcquoinTed with the upper-clossrnen oT an oll-school porTy held OT The firsT of The yeor, and They were soon keen competition in Tootboll Ticket soles. The sophomores olso presenTed Their onnudl Thonksgiving progrcim Tor The enTire school. ln The middle of The yeor, The sophomore sponsor, Mrs. Morylen Bohr, moved owoy, ond Mrs. Julio SchrniTT Took her pldce. Mrs. SchmiTT proved To be cr copoble ond chorminq sponsor ond begon im- mediotely To help plon Tor The 94A visiTs, which were very successful. The sophomores Then Turned Their eyes Toword The TuTure ond Their junior yeor. First Row: BonksTon, Alsobrook, Collier, Clark, Albea, Buckner, Carroll, Carmichael, Bullock, Bolt, Chamblee, CloyTon, Clork . . . Second Row: Bunley, Bender, Bonner, BennetT, Botes, Beoch, Bodine, Brooking, Bell, Brown, Boucorn, Boehm, Brown . , , Third Row: Clarkston, Arwood, Anderson, Allen, Brown, Aclcox, Bodner, Corico, Clementson, Cord, Curtis, Cole, Bonds . . , Fourth Row: Bridgmen, Anderson, Combs, Brown, Cose, Alday, Childers, Conner, Cierpke, Bashom, Colernon, Brown, Beovers . . . Fifth Row: Comp, Bornes, Abelman, Anderson, Altice, Anderson, Brown, Brown, Childress, Brownsey, Brownsey, Byrd. Sixth Row: Crump, Clark Averitt, Bruce, Britton, Atkins, Breck, Brown, Boyd, Blevins, Bailey, Cleovelond . . . Sev- enth Row: Carpenter, Brock Brodley, Borrow, Burden Bailey, Corter, Brodley, Burks, Butler, BuTler, Boldock Craig . . . Eighth Row Crowley, Cunningham, Colla han, Owens, Andrews, Con way. First Row: Cooke Dixon rrrie Dos DiClsSOn, Dythes, Eatherly, Fa Ellett Farmer, Fogo, Ewton, Ffihl , . , Second Row: Cooper, Curd, Crrmyne, Crowe Dm, s, Fuscn, Geiger, Dugon Free Eastrndzge Gregg, l lfllW'DlQlW , Third Row: Dourglzs, Dilhngnrrrwr, Haney, Hfirris Haynes, Gfiss, Crfznq-, Dork Drew, Green, Gfillowny . . . Fourth Row: Harlan, Gann, Gerrnrzn, Frist, Hartbarger, Hrnnnionrl, Cross, Harris, Henson, Holland Horns, French . . . Fifth Row: Farmer, Dyer, VVooclen, Fugatt, Harris, DeCostri, Hall, DeSobla, Henderson. Fdwfxrns Hortsphreys Hudson Jaryis . . . Sixth Row: Dr-ntnn, Fzrfzr-ll, DeFoor, Cn-gory, Greene Gross Gross, Creighton, Crea-n, Dirk- scn, Counts, Cox, Flrst Row: Lawrence, Hill, Kopkin, Lindsey, Lewis, Hutt, Johnson, Lowson, Jones, Jones, Johnson, Jordon . . , Second Row: Lemons, Lovell, Hicks, Hickey, Hcnrnrnontree, Hourigon, Locke, Hunt, Jewell, Jacob, McFarland . . . Third Row: Johnson, Loy, Harold, Mason, Mc- Kerley, Jockson, Lyons, Lynch, Johnson, John- son, Morsholl . , . Fourth Row: Jones, Jones, Johnson, McBride, Jones, Kernrnler, Kelley, Jones, Honeycutt, Lamb, Lee, Reels . . . Fifth Row: Ingram, McCorroll, Hixon, Kincaid, Jones, Lackey, Hudson, Kedwell, McCory, King, Lyle, Lundborg, Holcorrbe . . , Sixth Row: Hen- nessee, Hardin, Long, Lackey, Lowe, Lingcrfelt, Honsel, Hayes, Lindsay, Loyelody, Lasater. First Row: Martin, Perklnson, Martin, Met- calf, McCormick, Nolting, Miller, Moore, Mar- tin, McDonald, New, Rosenkein . . , Second Row: Myers, Moon, Monette, Mcirlrfr, Miller, Morelond, Osborne, Moormon, Nabors, Mink, Morris, Morgan . . . Third Row: McCullough, McDowell, McCornrnon, Rogers, McCarty, Per- kins, Rhoden, McKeehon, Portoin, Nerren, Rosenberg, Pressrnon . . . Fourth Row: Rhodes, Miller, O'Bf1rr, Mullins, McCotcheon, Perry, Posey, Pearson, Rodric, Phillips, Prirrrs . . . Fifth Row: MQM nn, Newton, Niies, Northern, Rogers, Rieger, Robe'ts, Rogers, Phrll'os, Press- rnon . , , Sixth Row: McDonald, Mcztthew, Fendergrass, Pofne, Nelson, Purife, Rondoll, Parsons, Rofzfn, Pofvell, Putnam . . . Seventh Row: M'CUtrneQn, MrKr nr-f, Mornsirv Marsh, Weeks, Nwnms, One-ns Norris, lffiyzfs, Morrow, Morris, Plernonz. First Row: Slcrzr' Trcrnuson, Tnc'r':s, Stokes, 'fill rrrns, .Mine fvossrvzn, floowen Sryder Stone , . . Second Row: Snow, Snfvpe Sht::L- lett, Sfn 'n Sneorn, Szzrzzdl ng, Scott, lfloocl, Wrllittrns, Wiscn 'ffornwc . . Third Row: lNillio'nson, Nqrtkinotori SU'i..i:n, Soil-Nell, f.'he':ne Trrrnsco Sew' Sireter, Sfrlefer W'wo 3C, Wiz er , Fourth Row: Rheor, Steffzr' Yf- ci , Z' T'f ':S Se'Zf-' Shri. Srnrn, 'ff if temp :W . Fifth Row: .'. S on . 2'3 -2 S' fi S '1- zon, ei E' ,1 ' ' 'L 2 'f-r'1 Tr 's: Sixth Row: ' Pr' S L .',n lf , Seventh Row: Us J '1 S'WycQV- SFCC-'F lf' 3'-j,f ' 1', S im' Nrlson, Seve' I was startled when I saw most of the boys in army unilornws. I was informed that those boys took RO. TC. They were Taught the way to assemble and fake apart rifles, tactics about nightlfighting, mark' nwanshlp, and map reading, The high lights of the year were The presentation of sponsors and the Military Ball Federal Inspection Clinwaxecl the year. wow -S' ,Q ,,,,,,,, N-awww if WAV guru 'es- l 4? W4 , 'ima 'i ., 1 , ' ' nw. ' 4, , w, ,- , ' A fv . gg M, , 2 W gggffiifzca Zag? fgwii, , ' vm, gy I-Q 'nga sw ' wg 'YV , , 4 4 y ,,3,fH-QA Q Tu I I 1 4 ,fi N . I D .4716 Xxx 3 4 in these times of war, there is cz co' stant demand for yourg men trained to meet tlce standards of the armed torcfs N-rw Here, at Chattarooga Hiatt School, our ca- dets are trained to meet those standards ai-d to become the officers and non-corns of tomorrow. We are taught the same thing that is now being taught in army camps throughout the country. Two years of military are required, and a cadet may talce the third year if he Sergeant Eosterlirig and Captain Knight look over military record books. Wighgg, The first year, We receive instruc- tion in weapons, first aid, marksmansrip, and military discipline. The second year, we review the first year's worlc and talae up map Vfiftfltttg ana small unit tactics. The third year is a general reyiew of the first two years. After completion of three years of military, if a oe son's work has been satisfactory, he may enter the army as a priyate first class. The battalion is made up of a battalion staff, four companies, a band, and a color guard. The battalion staff outlines duties for the battalion to execute. The staff is headed by Lieutenant- Colonel Andy Walker, and his assistants are Maior Robert Brown, lyiaior Dennis Dye, Captain John Holman, Captain Jack Warren, and Captain Alf Law. The companies carry out the orders of the battalion staff, Each company is made up of three platoons, and each platoon is made up of three squads. Each company has a commander with the rank of captain, Captain Daye l-lopkins, Captain l-lerman White, Captain Rufus Williamson, and Captain Don Lyons are the company commanders. The military band, commanded by Captain Charles Barton, plays in parades and special occasions The color guard carries the school colors and our American flag in parades. Captain Thomas Knight is the professor of military science and tactics of both City and Central. Sergeant Alya Easterling is the teacher of the seniors, Sergeant Frank Wolfe teaches the iuniors, and Sergeant Kenneth Martin instructs the sophomores. These instructors did a fine iob in the military fle- partment. A Hneatest cadet'l inspection is held eyery six weelcs, and the battalion is inspected by the Tennessee Military District. Federal inspection climaxes the year for the cadets, Sergeant Martin prepares to show one of the rngzny Sergeant Wolfe, the juniors' instructor, po 'tts o films shown in R.O,T,C the effect of good camouflage. 4 'fi ,' , 1 Y 23 'V W, 2 5: W. if , 5 5 ? K, f 1-uw? X355 IQ ? ff 'U' l-I I 1 wx 'H l 1 S F ' v 1'ba..,-as V ,Wa , ,Z av, , ww nf Y 'K lvz My vim 'dex r,. V elif .X PE if L, fs 5 if E X F1 5 JQ 5. af, ,,, Q '-9,3315 , ' . v . , 3 . 9 Q A ' X Q X I x i Q g Q W H I s I l , X :Q H ,f 3 E i A' Q33 39' 3' Af 'ea 5. 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BAND IN MASS FORMATION 'dr CADET CAPER Qn the night of December l3, beautitul strains of music flowed from the armory, because this was the night of the annual Military Ball. Since this is our only winter formal, girls donned their prettiest formals, and cadets dressed neatly in their R.O.T.C. uniforms to enioy the big occasion. The climax ot such a wonderful evening was the crowning ot viva- cious Jo Ann Hixon as Military Queen. Jo Ann, the choice of all boys taking R.Q.T.C., was escorted by Larry Myers, who beamed proudly as Jo Ann was crowned by Captain T. G. Knight, who presented her with a dozen red roses. Other candidates tor Military Queen were Joy Drinnon, Patricia l-laswell, Marie Northern, and Ann Washington. Top, right-Military Queen Jo Ann Hix- on on her throne . . . Centereffhaperones Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Von Schaaf, Mrs. Jim Henry, and Miss Katharine Pryor watch from the sidelines . . . lower left-Candidates for Military Queen were Tricia Haswell, Marie Northern, Jo Ann Hixon, Ann Washington, and .lay Drinnon . . . Lower rightwQueen .lo Ann and escort, Larry Myers, march under the Sabers. 15 4 Q Q fgwszfz , 'uh qw JA ford, J. Brock, A. Brown, P, Carter, L. Gregory, M, Gross . . . Second Row: B. Thompson, P. Vtfilliarns, H Harris, R. Simms, B. Kilgore, R. Gross, B. Johnson, B. Mclierley . . Third Row: R. Bullord, F. Norris, J. Cornelius, J. Jensen, F Byrd, B Erwin, S. Boccn, A. Coffelt, C. Eos terling. HE H0 OR PLAT00 The Honor Platoon serves the school by ushering ot football gomes, school functions, ond other octivities and by serving as safety patrolmen before ond after school. The club is o very important link in the militory program. Sergeant Martin is the sponsor of the Honor Platoon. THE RIFLE TEAM The Chottonoogo High School Rifle Team won many honors for the militory deportment. In the Chattanooga Times motch, they ploced second. ln a national match for high schools, the teom ploced thirty-sixth. They olso ploced fifteenth in the Third Army l2.0.T.C. Match, which qualified them to fire in the Third Army Notional R.O.T.C. Match. Grody Rogan is captain of the Rifle Teom, ond Sergeant Wolfe is the sponsor. RIFLE TEAM-First Row: H. Smith, L. Cook, L. Cheal, C Morrow, D, Patterson, L. Gregory, S. Soloff, J. Smith . . . Second Row: Copt. G. Ragan, F, Norris, O. Lee, H, Pressman, Co. Capt. M. Reese, T. Smith, D. Kress, J. Dean, Sgt. Wolfe, sponsor. X X . . . 3 1 Honor Platoon: First Row. V. Led- Andy Walker checks the record as Bill Hurt and Bob White look on. Ill C A ll DIAM The Disc and Diamond is an honorary military club which promotes good citizenship in the R.O.T.C., the school, and the community. The club has various parties during the school year. Only highly qualified cadets can get into the Disc and Diamond. st Row left to right D. Lyons, D. Dye, A. Walker, A. Law, R. Brown, C. Barton, B. Hurt, J Holman Second Row J Pryor J Stephenson D Lee, J. Hale, E, Lusk, R. Saylor, M, Biesack , . . Third Row: B. Hurt, B Brueckner D Shockley J Thomas J McKinney F Seagle. ' vw x fyomwgr J! 112 I In-I If ff 0 ,,,. 4 ,M in X949 M .1 w A 1 We X. Coach Jim Henry, Coach Tom Brotherton, and Head Coach Vic Varney are discussing the plans for the new gym. llllillllil. TEAM Although the scores indicate different- ly, the Dynamos showed Chattanooga High School that they could play ball on the sod. Under the direction of Coach Varney, Coach Brotherton, and Coach Henry, the tviaroons portrayed great skill with the pigskin. Starting with a new system, the single-wing, and almost all new play- ers, the team shaped into a well or- ganized group. With the fearless line- men and the pounding backfield, no victory seemed impossible. The Dynamos got off to a dazzling start, closely trailing Soddy-Daisy with a score of l3-7. By many, the Red Bank-City game was considered a toss-up, but the tviaroons came through with a striking finish, City 14 and Red Bank O. City's second victory came when the Dynamos trampled Tyner 24-O. Playing at their best, the Dynamos lost to a fast moving Spring City team Qi-6. Next on the list was Rossville High School, which defeated our boys I9-O. The following week the Dynamos showed great strength when they almost defeated Rome High School in a knock-down, drag-out ball game with a score of i4-6. The Maroons suffered another loss to McCallie 26-6. Rhea County inflicted upon the Dynomos a terrible defeat of 26-20, City marked great improvements when they closely trailed Bradley by an almost unblievable score of 25-l9. The next week saw City beaten by Dalton 25-7. The Dynarnos made a terrific come-back in the second half to defeat T.Nl.l. by a score of 38-20. Barney Echols, winner of the Best Blocker Trophy, and Don- old Boss, the Most Improved Player, and Grady Wilson, the Most Valuable Player, smile with pleasure at the sight of their Beatty, Shipley, Phillips, Christian, and Hobbs discuss the lVOPl1l95- method to be used in cleaning the football equipment. PEP. TEAM. City City City City City City City City City City City Soddy Ddisy Red Bonk Tyner Spring City Rossville- Rome lVlcCollie Rheo County Brodley Dolton T.M.l. Although the cooches hod o smoll teorn to vvorlc with the squod os o group ployed good boll the yecxr round, considering the strength of their opponents First Row, left to right: L. He derson M Smith J Jeff rys H White R Cobb D Shockley R oss Second Row D. Lindsey, S. Flewellen, S. Henmnger H Turner C Rogon D Molone D Lyons Third Row G Rhoden B Doniels D Boss, L. Duchene, D. Guy, C. McBornes J McKinney Fourth Row Couch Henry H ck D usklns G Bu er B Kinney, A. Myers, B. Echols, G. Wi son Fifth Row Cooch Brotherton J Ph ll ps C Evo s J Beotty T Shipley J Christian D, Holsos, Conch Vorney, I RICKEY COBB - Bock . . . Co-Coptoin . . . third yeor of footboll . . . good on defense . . . olwoys good for o few yords. HERMAN WHITE - Center . . . Co-Cgptoin . . , broke up enemy's ploys . . . kept teom pepped up on field. MARK BIESACK - Bock . . . better known os the Bullet . . . ployed his best ot the lost . . . good, fost offensive bock. DONALD BOSS - Bock . . . second yeor of footboll . . . should be greot next yeor . . . hord driving bock. I 4 RONALD Boss - Bock . . . plenty of Spam L ,I gg 3 3 . . . hord-hitting, hord-running bock . . . good pdsser. DAN CRAIG - Bock , . . running mote for Shockley . , . fost, hord-driving bock . . . good offensive ployer. BILL DANIELS 4 Tockle . . . broke up ploys . . . good dll-round ployer. LEROY DUCHENE - Bock . . . Rock ond Sock 'ern . . . hord-running, hitting, driving Q bcick . . . good defensive linebacker. lv JACK DUNCAN - Center . . . cilwoys on the boll . . . olso good tockler , . . best when mod. BARNEY ECHOLS H Tockle . . . chosen best blocker . . . honoroble mention All-City Times and Free Press. DANNY GUY - Tockle . . . rough ond rugged linemon . .. olwoys in enerny's bock- ield . . . Jr. Iettermon . . . good prospect for SAM HENNINGER - Tcickle . . . good punt blocker . . . ot his best, ploying defensive tcickle . . . olwciys in enemy's bcickfield. DON HUSKINS - Bock . . . good open-field runner . . . hord driving bock . . . second yeor of vorsity footbcill. THE GR I II I I .IIM MCKINNEY S Back . . , Captain-Elect for '53 . . .always good for a gain . . . should be great next year. HOWARD BLACK - End , . . Never-MISS block . . . honorable rnention All-State end . . , good pass catcher . . . Co-Captain-Elect for '53, JIMMY JEFFERYS - Guard . I . Haag Boy Jefferys . , , not afraid to tackle . . . played best on defensive, DONALD LYONS - Guard . . . always in on every tackle . , . enioyed making the game rough. BILL MCKINNEY - End , . . first year lettere rnan . . . good pass catcher . . . at his best on defensive end. DAVID MALONE - Guard . . . Ace Malone . , . best on defensive , . . always in enemy backfield. CHARLES RAGAN e Tackle . . , plenty of guts . , , third year of varsity football . . . Bad Boy Rogan. DON SHOCKLEY - Back . , . hard-driving back . . . Honorable rnention All-State . . . better known as the Shock, CARTER SCHOOLFIELD f End . . . played his best on offense . . . good dovvn-field blocker . . . played well on defense and of- fense. MICKEY SMITH - E-ack . . .small but power- ful . . . hard-running back . . . played best on offense. HAROLD TURNER M Center . . , good line backer . . . hard hitting tackler . . . wasn't afraid of anyone, GRADY WILSON f End . , . News-Free Press All-City . . . good at any position . . . hard tackling end, lg .I I I . A S Q I T' 5 ml km T: 'Q T rv 7 x up t , 5 , f S' f w Q 4 an f? 1 B 0 Xl ll T AM The l953 City boxing team stole the show by winning tive of the few trophies offered to high schools in the Golden Gloves Tournament, not to mention the individual victories that were accomplished. Chattanooga High had a group of boys march to the finals and become champions, Coach Jim Henry, the boxing coach, had the boys training every evening atter school and sometimes on week-ends. The success of the team is due to the boys themselves because ot their endurance and abili- ty to stick with the sport. ln boxing, experience is essential if you want to become a champion, and, to acquire experience, you must train diligently. Shoclcley slams a smashing right. The five trophies with their winners are listed as follows: 1953 GG. High School Novice Runner-Up, Trophy was won by J. Duncan, D. Hobbs, R, Gill, J. Hoodenpyle, and D. Shockley. i953 G.G. High School Open Trophy was won by M. Raulston, L. Duchene, R. Boss, and D. Boss. i953 G.G. Sub-Novice Trophy won by F. Fryar, J. Perkins, D. Scoggins, R. Axmacher, E. Eldridge, S. Soloff, J. Pryor, B. Bruce, G. Kennemer, T. O'Neal, lvl. Beavers, R. Hargett, S. Henninaer, and D. Ellis. T953 Team Trophy was the apple of all high school boxing coaches' eyes. This trophy was given tothe team which wan the most bouts and had the highest total ot points. First Row: M, Raulston, R. Hargett, D. Boss, M. Neville, S. Henninger, M. Beavers, J. Perkins . . . Second Row: J. Pryor D. Ellis, E. Eldridge, J. Hoodenpyle, D. Hobbs, W. Graham, R. Boss . . Third Row: D. Shockley, R. Holcomb, T. O'Neal. WW any W 4ffw'5l?W89QH ,9' 4-nt 4? Elf :wmv VHKV? ww 'W' wWW t 5Mff WW WWW V3 he I 4 iii E Y My , SHOCKLEY LANDS A RlGHT E BALL 'X ' x 'Q 11 L, 'E 'if Wff' Q2 5 V sf rw W'A.J .N 5 J bf -M5455 'H-my HOBBS STEPS BACK piuun4mm:,Wwwwl W vw- vw ,'l mm ,dv 5, Q if Wiki I fwwyw 4. vscwfl' -xg 4 -9 . M37 ELDRIDGE DODGES A RIGHT ' 2, ,,,, rx, V I la in Q - -. -Q22 BALL 5. Q Do DGE5 A LEFT SHOCKLEY we sf' ANX ,J 45 IIY AM THE Coach OsTeen's I953 basketball Team won him a Trophy he had been Trying To win for Ten years. IT was The annual Times Cup Series Trophy. WiTh big hopes and a little Team, Dick OsTeen coached his boys To gain This year's Times Cup Trophy. Because of The size of The boys on The Team, The general public hardly ThoughT The Dynamos had a chance. BUT The Team showed They were wrong wiTh Spider Sloan and SeT-ShoT Walker as The main aTTracTions. ln The TirsT game of The Times Cup Series, The Team beaT Rossville High School by a score of 68-5l. NexT, CiTy beaT Hixon 55-47. In The Cup's semi-finals, CiTy Topped Red Bank 52-5lp and, believe me, iT was as close as The score indicaTes. Soddy-Daisy was our opponenT in The Cup Series Tinals wiTh Their undeTeaTed Team, CiTy goT off To a good lead in The vicfory, conquering The long awaiTed Trophy. NICK CAMPBELL CHARLES CHAMPION ANDY WALKER PAT HAMMOND BOB HURT BARNEY ECHOLS GREGORY HYDE JOHN SLOAN JIM STEPHENSON HOWARD NERREN ARDW00 Loom Bioiiiofoii N 'BH iogziii ibilrixzyilmli 'com Hui 1: good iegisoii Tiiii yecifffo MU ,wil iiidicufmi by Their' .idoiics The ieciiiw, proc- 'iciiig io' 9 ond hcwd, como tiirough To soiipoit Couch Borhoiioiis vxislios by ployiiig exceed- iiigiy vveil oii The Couri, Aiici' Tho iirsi game, which iiicideiztoiiy, mis noi' by the Dyiioimos, thai: seeiid to bc giii open iogid for The icbi of The yeor, Afro' fviiiiiiiig rho fiist goriic, some rooms becoiiiu owciioyuci wiih Thoir wiii, wid Mori oii the iiowiif grande fo: on uiisoccesziui scosoii, but Such woe not The cose with Brotherfoifs B Teoiii boys AfTer their first wir, they oppeored To pick up more Skiii cmd more zecil cis The seosoii moved oii. This wus one of the grecifest VGIISOIYE- why the HB' 'ieom eiiioyed on imdeheciioci Seosoii. B TEAM-First Row: J. Giirw-V, E. Muyo R Syiivif iiiii,-r, J. W Crouch, T, Wiiitt, iiigiwius, C. f,r2 -45 5 1 I Burney Hasden shows Raymond Sompies the scores of the lost game. Gurfieid . . Second Row: D, Simpson, S 2 6 lc of x 11911 R ADY- ET-G0. Coach Varney's track boys had very little chance to show their dexerity as a team. Because of some unavoidable difficulties, the Dynamos had only one Track meet, and that was with Knoxville Fulton. In This meet, the Dynamos only placed two in second, and there were no first placers for our team. When Chattanooga started work on The new viaduct, it had To close The front entrance to the school parking lot, Thus leaving only The back gates as a means of entering. In order to get to The parking lot, one had to drive over The track, which left it in an atrocious condition. After the viaduct was completed, it was thought that The foundation would be laid for the new gym. Later, Coach Varney learned that the gym would not be started after all. This left the boys only a few days to get into shape for the coming track meets. Some of the boys had only two days to practice before the meet with Knox Fulton. Knox Fulton beat our boys 87 To 20, Thus closing the track season for the City l-ligh Dynamos, TRACK TEAM-First Row: L. Myers, M. Neville, F. Seagle, J. McKinney, J, Cheston . . . Second Row: B. Hurt, B. Brueckner, B, Hurt, S. Terry, D. Lyons. BATTER UP! The T953 baseball team won eight out of the twelve games they played, thus proving their ability to handle the ball. Coach Osteen's hopes were set high at the beginning and all the way through the season for a champion team, the Dynamos lost their chance when they were beaten by Central 4 to 5 in the District Playoffs. City won the first game they played by beat- ing Red Bank 7 to 4, but dropped their second game to Ooltewah 6 to 12. They won their next four games from Hixson, Soddy-Daisy, Ooltewah, and Tyner, respectively. The Dynamos lost their next game to Red Bank ll to l4, but followed up to beat I-lixon I6 to O with .lames Thomas, the young lad with tour victories out of tive games to his record, pitch- ing. Soddy-Daisy beat our boys 4 to 9, but the Dynamos again made a comeback to beat Dalton 7 to 2 and Rossville 5 to l. The Dynamos lost their last game ot the season to Bradley 5 to 6. Although a record of eight wins and four losses is a good season, Coach Osteen hopes to have an undefeatable team next year if all of his boys are able to play. SCORES City.. ...7 Red Bank. ..4 City . ...ll Red Bank.... ....l4 City. .. . 6 Ooltewah . ...IQ City ..., ...l6 Hixson O City. . 8 Hixson . . 7 City. . . . . . 4 Soddy-Daisy .. . . . . 9 City 7 Soddy-Daisy . . Q City. . . . . . 7 Dalton . . . . . . . . . 2 City ll Ooltewah . . . I City. . . . . 5 Rossville . . . . . . I City 3 Tyner . . . O City . . . 3 Bradley . . .. 6 First Row, left to right: D. Shockley, R. Stone, D. Watson, A. Walker, H. Nerren, P. Wright, J. Carlton, D. Simpson . . . Second Row: Coach Osteen, C. Cox, B. Swartz, J. Garner, D. Huskins, B. Mayo, J. Thomas, P. Hammond, R. Samples, E. Lusk, E. Cross. Fw Xl 1 AIQ - ADW' i me qu its' J l 5, QYIANUS 1.1 IJ CapTains Kendrick and Hill confer over The resulTs of cz game. The Dynahs had a Tair record This year, winning seven games ouT oT The sixTe-en They had scheduled. They played in The DisTricT Nine TournanTenT, and alThough The Teann did noT place, Carla T-lill, one OT The ou'sTonding guards Tor The Dynahs, niade The AllATournarnenT Tearn. The Teams record was due largely To This hard work of Jean Kendrick and Carla Hill, capTc:in and co-capTain, iespecTively, and To Shirley Gash, an indispensable Tor- vvard. CrediT is also due To Paula Peak, scorekeeper and Tinwekeeper, and To Miss Ziegler, who spenT many hours coaching The Tearn. The Dynah's volleyball Team enTered The Times volley- ball TournanTenT This year. They won over The GPS. and Hixon Teams, buT losT To Red Bank and To Oohewah, The winner of The series, Two oT our girls, Jean Kendrick and Anne Millard, Wan places on The All-TournanTenT Team, JEAN KENDRICK CARLA HILl PAT ARRANTS KAY DERRYBERRY MYRA DICKSON SHIRLEY GASH ANN McDONAlD ANN MILLARD CASEY PUTNAM MARY SLOAN BOBBY TILLMAN PAT VINCENT -fm Q 'Sl'- 'C7 tk 2 .bil Q7 CHS fvv 1 Gp-if Hz n fo :Q 'lA ij Q2 it - 4 gal.. 9' as QE. X iQ 6 MM? Q, Qi' W 5 Q YB ' :inf . - 'Alf' I . , I Q -...., 1 g, -225 ' 3 'gli I I A -- -Q 5 I .xr x jfxnwi I F ,Q ,. A Q Q W, ggi?-LS I s ff .fu all I ,. W ,X ,Q X ,.p. 1 54-'.N1, Q ,Q I, ff M. ,4 - X . X 'W '41-ww ' 'U 3..w ' : H.-f 5-A , . 3 F.WH21: u23 q -vim l!l1Q,-Q iff' im E A ' ma -, H-MQ 33323 R7lN .m'1g'F' A RIMM? A . Al 1- 1' I I: Au s yn ',,,,.,1f-' ii WI luv, fe I 'I , B Sw- lt was explained to me that everyone had to loun a club whnch met on Thursdays There were serv Ice clubs and Interest clubs Soon after the clubs were organrzed they started on a prolect Some of theur prolects were sellrng various eats Thus was one mad tea party with each club trying to sell more of has merchandise than the other clubs 1 - - - 11 ff f 4-x Q ,-ww. - 1, MarTha plays while The ofher officers sing. Left To Righf: Dye, Lee, Plummer, Huff. Q Q 3 THE TUBE T CUUYCIL 'WnaT is The STJCJGFTT Ccmfil Tor T.nlier7 'LJh, la The ascii of The school, S' 'Th:zT's righliw This f:uesTion is constaml, asliea of The nienwlzers cl The Smclenf Ccmcil. Their iob is TO carry annowcemenis, Try To improve The sw- denT life, work ouT some of The sTadenT problems, express The smclent opinions, :onTplainTs and praises, in general, They are The voice of The peoole. The members cl This sele:T orgnnizahon 'irc elemed, each harne- rcom choosing one of iTs mosT dependable smclenfs To he represenTaTiye. OTher members include eleven of The school's leading ciTizens: prcsidenis of The Three classesg editors-infchief and business managers of The Two publicmions, The Maroon and Whiie and The Dynamog presidenl of The NaTioncil Honor Socieiyg The smdenf marshal, The sTuClent co-ordinaTor, and The l?.O,T.C. colonel. h D. Dye 31 f B. Hur? M. Plunvmei B J. Lee D Afcnvb A Alinon l Bailey A. Broome it ,ia 4x i. J. Bui'neTTe J Cleovelonrl ' R. Cobb M. Cornwell P, Denning fha-f' J. Dr-rhvn J. Drinnon L. Edwards S ETTK-I' P. Gilley S. GuTh J. Hall H. G. Hrillmfirlx C. Hill D. Hopkins 'Sl C. Janey L. Julian A. Law P. Monslielfl S. Mdunlmin P. Morrison M. NorThern M. O'Neal is , J. Pryor C. Rogan N. Riseden F. Seagle G. Smith J. Tallrnan J. Timmons A. Walker J. Waller J. Warren B. Wiggins J. Wolfe THE HUA 011 .UCIETY ,V P : ' Y 'If' ' 'Lf'-VK! Wd :fl H H , S r:'f1i , Lf, H vw SHA-v ' Vw, .36-'3' D :M :r zfyr, SCF: 'HS' w' x V 'ow igu: 51 N ii' 5900 to YM? scum GV' ff ' 'W' ' Yhivgs Y'f1r Ctwx' F : ' the upper' Thurs cf the dwg 'rg My ', 1-Mg, Sfudedts r.i'3 FZCQZCES 'mesa qucdnics. Senlors fnfff -Vrf-f' 'w 'rw MN irfvd ECW or Wi: Qefwirs ww We sprmg 'U'.'Pw gr me Q 'TUUCTUT1 vhus ,Q::r' 'Ni-W Hs if-P The, Nr-ro Mary AW X tru 5?-.v H., J r E-fmef, D:r3 C':.w2 ,irw HQM3, lVN:rr f: H new: V HW fl S - ' 'WV-ff V Bevty Luficmm, :vm Pfw, Lrdf-w'm Thanks fn lcv, Mes Puftouv Hope l'll lun MMV, WYTCJQH 10 elecfed wiv- Low Cure Ko!ock!n Boehm ACOW-b Adcms Alfvcn F-.nderszn Bakker Cfzciek Corma- Corrwwsfil Drimwovw Duwffm D16- Edwcxfdi Hoaaig Hofomfm Hur? 'rfffr:e g Jwrfv, J. Leo lmfh M-Qws UW: VE -fxwe. f 1 iq, 1 f . rv Vm H iuwcrf' nn. 'ZR 104 'T Q' Q 'K 6 v 17 , , fi 5,7 ,129 1 f, 5, 4 'Q' av- Ap' la 4' .-, 1' ,W X We wt: l O Attolliigii ul THE DY Ai 0 EDITDRI L Robert! Robert! llHUh'?fl Get busyl Your section is two weeks behind schedule now. Ah, Joy, l wanta' read this Bugs Bunny Comic Book. l'll do that stuff tomorrow, besides, l-lobbs ain't doing nothing. Robert, if you don't get to work and write some copy for the faculty section, I'm gonna' scream. Joy, stop iust one minute and let me ask you a question. What's the use to write copy? Nobody ever reads it anyway. Nevertheless, it's gotta' be done. Well, OK., if you're gonna' be that way about it U This conversation is often heard coming from the Dynamo. This year the staff wanted to get the book ready for delivery soon after the close of school, and, to do this, they had to work like mad. Staying after school and working on Saturdays to draw and change layouts at the last minute, the staff finally rnet the deadline. tw cittillmgli After a year of hard work, the staff has an all-day picnic in May to which the new members are invited. This always ends a ye-ar's affairs, and starts the next year off with a bang! Top--Joy Drinnon, editor, and Ann Washington, associate editor, checking the dummy layout book . . .Bottom-June Carter and Robert Brandon painting prop used in Dynamo Superlative program. LeftfLouise Cure, Martha Cornwell, B. T. Hagewood, and Dannye Sue Lingerfelt clean out bookcase and put past Dynamos in chronological order . . . RightASonia Cadek draws Alice while other staff members, Joe Jensen, Sue Harris, and Danny Hobbs take time out to watch. THE IIY AMII BUSINESS Hey, Jerry, did you find that mistake on the books? Na, I haven't found it yet, Dean, but I'm sure I will, We've really gat to pinch pennies so we can put out a good annual at a very low cost. Yes, I know that very well. Did you know that we have one of the best annuals in the South, and at a surprisingly low cost? Oh, sure, Jerry. Of course, getting ads from patrons of the school, sponsoring Stunt Nite, and selling peanuts, candy, cookies, and such things in the cafeteria help us to provide some of the money for financing our annual. Yes, I know. That really helps out a lot on making the price of our annual low. Speaking of getting ads for the Dynamo re- minds me, Jerry. That's what l'd better be doing right now, See ya later. Hope you find that mistake. Thanks I hope so too. Top-Dean Acomb ond Jerry Waller bal- ance the books . . . Bottom-P. Mansfield, A, McWhorter, P. Clayton, H. Fanburg, M. B, Chamblee busy selling Dynamos. Left-N. Weiss, M. Wassman, B. Ham sell cookies in cafeteria to make money for Dynamo , . . Right-L. Hardesty, P. Morrison, A. Card, M. Lawrence, L. Edwards, M. Northern hurrying to get ads for Dynamo. 1 mtl! 7' 'Y' 'ii- fl Checking the layouts are T, Miller, H. G. Hallmark, T. Has- well, T. McDevitt, J. Warren. EDITORIAL STAFF Preparing to type articles for the Maroon and White C. Young, P. Ludeman, M, Alexander, B. Fahl, D. Davis. UFC The MAR00 Patty, that article was due three days ago. I know, l-I. G., but- No excuses, please. You know the dead- line on that gossip column was today. Every time l give you something to do, you're always late, But, Mr. Edit- Please, let me finish! Do you ever see a member of the Dynamo staff behind schedule? Of course not! They're always on time, so we've got to work hard to keep up. Yes, sir. l know, but every time I try to get busy on the thing, some one starts to use the typewriter, and I never ge- That's not my fault. Just don't bother me now, I've got to write this editorial on I-low to Make Fudge, and I can't concen- trate with all this noise going on. Well, all right, l-l. G., but l do wish you'd let me tell you that this isn't this weeks gossip column. It's next week's article on the Yo-Yo Contest. --.... Lower Left-Discussing articles for the deadline are: M. Northern, J. Shacklett, E. McDonald, H. Moorman, J. Morris, P. Peake, R. Willig, D. Williams. Lower Right-Checking the calendar for a date of the deadline are C. Jamey, B. Martin, A. Born, L. Wood. D. Slatton. and WHITE Well, girls, did you get any ads tor the Maroon and White today? Uh, well, Pauline, I tried very hard, and, just when I was about to walk out, the man called me back and began asking a lot at questions. What did he say? First, he wanted to know why he should buy an ad. Then he wanted to know why it cost so much and what we did with the money he gave us. I explained to him that we at C.H.S. have one of the best school papers in the South and that we have to have ads to help pay for the paper. Then I told him that- Wait a minute! This is importantl Did you tell him that everyone at C.I'I.S. reads his ad, and all our parents and friends who read the Maroon and White patronize his firm also? Yes, I told him that. I think that's really what made him decide to give me an ad. You mean he gave you an ad? Why didn't you tell me that in the tirst place? I was lust getting around to that. Now I suppose I'II get to work on my homeroom and make sure that we're IOOWQ in buying a year's subscription to the Maroon and White. Lower Left-Putting Maroon and White in the teachers' boxes are C. Hassig, C. Adams, M. A. Templeton, M. E. Locke, B. Kolodkin, and B. Hunt. Lower Right-Looking on while R, Brickrnan buys a Maroon and White from Martha Plummer are M J. Jacobs, D. Medlln, and M. E. Garrett. Looking over Maroon and White at the business managers sk are F. Hamill, A. Broome, P. Denning, T. Boehm, M Duggan. BUSINESS STAFF Returning from getting ads are N. Riseden, C. Merritt B Eaves, N. Pope, P. Browne, and J. Ellison. T P 1.-hr .. A 4 'af 'I THE KEY CLUB Uh, say Bill, I ain't got no place to go at vocational forums today. Where can I 907. Well, you can go to radio or profes- Key Club officers checking the records are Dave Hopkins, sional Gthlefics Everybody goes To one of B'llH t,Ad Wllc ,C IM. ' Ur n Y G er O' ee those two places. Yeah? - Well, I heard everybody al- ways went to the morticians' forum. Oh, that's only when it's the closest one to that particular person. 'fOh, well, I see. I think it's really important to choose the ones you're most interested in because it can be a big help in future years. So right you are! I-low l wished everyone realized thot! Well, I think we should realize it because you boys in the Key Club really work hard fixing the schedules and choosing the speakers and making sure everything goes all right for the four forums we have each year. Yes, that is the iob of the Key Club. Another interesting event we sponsor is the Kid Karnival. This year, as usual, we held it in the school gym, and pretty Anne Broome was named Key Club Sweet- heart. That is right, isn't it? I remember that. We really had a good time. Well, thanks a lot on help- ing me find ci good place to go for vocational forum. Key Club initiates shining shoes for Dave while C. Mee Other Key Club members are: First Row: J. Nerren, M looks on are: J. Cleaveland, R. Stone, P. McAlister, G. Kennemer, Biesack, G. Rhoden, T. Larkin, J. Thomas, T. Simms, B. Mc D. Boss, D. Nabors, D. Lindsey, J. Perkins. Kinney . . . Second Row: Bob I-lurt, J. Stephenson, J. McKinney F. Seagle, R. Boss. 'PHE B LLIIDGT f'GeT To work, Pup! Quit STTTTTTQ oround doing noThing.f' Yes, Mr. Low. l Told you Three minutes ogo To Toke down Those TIOTS, open The curToins, Turn on Seniors working spoT Iighr ore: A. Low, R. Willrumson, L. The fooTlighTs, ond seT up The PA. for STeves. B. Dore-mus, B. WhiTe. chopelf' Yes, sir. Oh, yes, in your spore Time you con shine my shoes ond Mr. BoTes,' Too. Yes, sir. Now geT going. Hey, you over There - Vyillioms - come here? Yes, sir. Go up on The Tly floor ond IeT The backdrops Tor The opero down. VVhen you geT ThoT done, you con get o Con of green poinT ond sTorT To work. BuT, sir, we hoye no green point - Couldn'T I use some other color? No - green - ond don'T orguef' BuT There isn'T ony green poinT oround here. If youfd only IeT rn- 'Pup -don'T orguef' Yes, sir. I suppose There is sonTeThing green oround here Toof me! BuT ThoT's The life of o pup Y The work rnusf be done, so here I go-. ff rm g stage Jighrs ore: J. Henry, J. H: e. PUP5 POTMJUQ The U55 ewbiem We: E' W'H'Om5 DeSahTo. J. SrniTn, D. VVTT':rd, D. E'Tis, J. Lynch. -1- Y ,i W'-1 nga xr' 3, x gm ' ,fr 327' , fify l 3-13' .....'.--s Q-o--1v I , f f iwgim 5 '1l'Piff Y! ,, -115' Wg sag HV' ' ' ima, 1 9 'i MMI!! l ,ya R14 , .-...'.,,,, ml ' M E '- A lf. . 6 sf at ,ti 1 NNN' vm, QW W 1.. my N, .......---nan-v iii 4 1 X , - iii? . v-'M' N. THE JUNIUR 0P'I'llVlIi 'll Say, did you see that show the history dee partment had last period? Yeah, I saw it. One of the Junior Opti- mists was in charge of showing it. Those boys really know how to work those machines. Why, the other day, one of them broke, and by the time we got the lights on and turned around to see what had happened, he had it fixed. Ah - is that right? Yeah, that's the truth. Another thing they do is sell hot dogs for the football games, They really work at that. This year they bought a new machine and raised most of the money to pay for it. Those boys really work hard helping C.H.S. to have good films and better equipment for showing those films. The 'stinkers' help a lot, too. Don't they? Sure do. They'd better if they know what's good for 'em. Shucks, I don't know how Cl-1.5. would get along without such fine service clubs, and the Junior Optimists are a fine example of a good service club. Right--Stinkers, showing various types of equipment, are: First Row: H. Greene, J. Partain, M. Andrews . . . Second Row: J. Shoernake, L, Phillips, J. Morris, J. Ed- wards, R, Jackson, Lower Left-Preparing to show a film are D. Lyons, R. Holcomb, P. Kyle, J. Daniels, J. McNabb. Lower Right-Junior Optimists checking speaker are M. Raulston, A. lrvin, R. Griffin, ond M. Spurgeon, H. McVeigh, kneeling. Junior Optimist officers, J. Pryor, C. Barnes, C. Barton J. McCracken, J. Payne, M. Reece repair machine before show a film. vw W s 1f',.,.. . K, N Q In I fix . .1 'T X 15 12 yr' xii , V .M Y . , ., N. . ' W W ' P 7341? Q 9 nl i .Q I xx lx a M ff -vz. , .,A, x. . :M , ,E Q 1 l -Q 4 Y ' I Aff, A- ,':?v f -'b' A-f Q'X:' SQ. ix Q i 5 ' 1 aw 'O A ff' I K 1- W ,W 4 f' 'Nha ,J 1' 1 -I .Q I ,f vi nk, ' 3 1 7 5' LL, Q A . M171 I,- 8 .muon .awk-fdimnlil-u nb 4... rw-maaaslnn .-...fayf-Eausyy q11 iam -1 fx? mir, l IK bymaldlm V., mgwgfe no .Q ,A Mi via. iawgg ' '....:ix,1pglM4.f iam, ww .uw , -,,, ,w-.:i.-,Q I. 1 Min 559, ef iQ5!'4'1-fifnwii-MSR ? www XM- W .,m'.,.wm-s-Mx? ff 'Q flsimw J kuinsf-awww' A 3 'Q ' 4 x' K W X ,QZEAQV Q, V ,fg3fm?2 x nw 4 - . va ,M K. , ,i N , 'X ' 1: f E+' Q Jw, ws rg, x LQ .xii , L 1 V x', 419 inn 'L I Q M ART CLUB The members of the ort club ore constontly qrifled upon to drow ond point nictwes and woke posters tor CHS from school iunctioits. Although it isn't on eosy iob, the members ot this club do their job well ond keep everyone hoppy while Using their tolents for their own enjoyrrei-t. For initiotion, the new men'b-ers incst wear costumes signifying some phose of Ctrt. First Row: B. Horris, D Hortbrirger, J Toylor, E. Hczison, D Dome, T. Mi.ler, B Eoves . . . Behind R Brzzndor' B Ci.rtis . , Second Row: C. Cox. R, Srindeis, if Roerheim, S Lyons, J. Brock, T. Lundborg, C. Has- siri C. Hxon. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is responsible for oll Chris- tion Fellowship progrorns ot CHS. They pro- mote Christion growth ond fellowship ornong the fellow students. Under the oble sponsor- ship ot Miss Mory Moore, the club sponsored o trip to St. Louis, Missouri, to heor Billy Grohom. First Row: W. Wotson, C. Joney, N, Stevenson, J. Brock, M. Pierce, J. Moore, G. Perry, A. Henry, B. Brown, G. Eldridge . , . Second Row: P. Morrison, T. Boehm, W. Phiilips, S. Shorp, A. Allbright, T. Hornbright, M. H. Brown, R. Shull . . . Thrid Row: P. Broley, M. Lemons, J. Anderson, B. Rigsby, S. Gosh, J. Potrick, M. Horvey. C. Pike, B. English . . . Fourth Row: R. Williams, R. Brockett, J Vvciller, J. Wilson, J. Jenson, S. Bocon. BOOSTERS Roh! Roh! Pohl Three cheers for the Boosters, who help to mointoin ond promote good school spirit. They onnuolly sponsor the bosketboll ticket soles, ond this yeor helped toke up tickets ot bosketboll gomes. First Row: C. Gollowoy, F. Cooke, P. Altrron T XA liorn n N Pope M Northern D Nunne y M ill C Merritt N Rseden, G. Smith, B. Poyne, M. Dickson, J. Dri cond Row M Phil ips E C ke C Mi Wi on P Hi C. Hcrynes, J. Shzzcklett, N. Toit, B. Bell, P, Ke ey I r Q Bo N Thompson B Beech B Ewton ll ll Ish II EE! fl 'rmm-awry-f s, ,.,....-Q .5 , Above, Left-fleorhmg The rv'ech:1hism ol The cmiswosher are B. Vv g- gii s .l Elsch, S. Gurh, G, Elzzson, J. Br'TTori . , . Above Right--L. C:is'e rcwhe N. Perle, J, W':l:' eine punch ins s 1: :usTom1:rf dmy :T Gifls' S-:miie Cluli 'vie' i . . , Right l e officers, S, Wesf, P, D wing, C Hill, M, Plum- Tizlk over Tne Tim, Iswises of serfige GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB 'l'll diy The dishes This Tinie, ond you vvcishf' 'No, Cciilci, TliuT's when we did losT Tiiiiel Why noni l diy This Tine, ond you wash? Well, all i'ighT, Noncy, buf you know how l hoTe To Nosi dishes. Soy, why don'T we geT some ol The oTlWer s To do iT This Time? 'Mainly lnecouse They'fe oll busy cleoiiiiig up oller The onor So:ieTy l2ecepTion.' WhoT me They doing To cleon up? Oh, you know The usuol Things, sweepirg, dushhg, sTroighTening choirs, ond oll The oTher Things ThoT olwoys need To clone. Speoking of Things To be done, did you know ThoT we had No, do we? Yes, sounds like luhf' Well, l hope iT's more Tum Thom woshing These dishes, ond Soy, Noncy, l Think our honorofy rnenrliers, Bill Brown and .vs pfofe 'he hc s , by 3,37 hy F :zifzfo :incl he 72' 5 i 'is Nllf T2 we-is gs site irc ,u, They ye- 5 :Wwe N. Peer , Kfz, E, T'c-3f':'i , sim. To help prepore The dinner for The l?.O.T,C. Officers? Th Ser '- ,f 1 ,V f 11 F i S4 . ,, . 2 lf AA ,Jf Q , , ,. W Mfw'5f f2f 'f ' 74:2?ffff k aff' uifffh m,....n-aanumwm ...Quan--nun eqnnnnlusswv 1 rW NCAA HE . mx W avi-mil firm, na ll, , .whine in 4 Vg,,,,,,,.,.4,g.,.v.,..,... W-2-dm ,wmv mm .W ,ff V,f,g-', , ,,,V,,h. ,Awww uhm 'UV' m W W fgx 'pw 4'-v A,..g ,I '90 'Q-V: an L .Q Jim M' 5- A sf' s. 1 'R , v tl me ui W 4 HIKING CLUB Do you enioy heoring the crockle ol leoves under your feet? lt you do, ioin the Hiking Club ono hike ezich club doy with other members. Under the spon- sorship ot Miss Cotherine Perry, everyone enioys the lun ond fellowship of this congeniril group, Front Row: M, Gross, M. Curd J. Cooper, V, Ricn. P. Cross, Y, Rogers, J. Hensley, G. McConnell, P. Guttef, J. Curtis . . . Second Row: G. Smith, J, Snyder, B. Mor- rison, J. Conner, D. Bruce, S. Jackson, J. Rogers R. Rooch, S. Wild, C. Webb . . . Third Row: E, Petty, R. Bullard, D. Husk ns, B. McCutcheon, H. Turner, J. Hughes, D. Williams, S. Lyle, J. Rogers, C. Medley . . . Fourth Row: A. Moore, R. C. Stone, L. Ponter, S. Leiper, D. Hollo- woy, C. Wheoton, B. Longocre, D. Tucker, J. Coppedge. DEPUTY COUNCIL The Deputy Council, which trikes over on Wednes- days during the business meeting of Student Council, is heoded by Bobby Creighton, this yerir's president. Members rire seniors elected by their homerooms ond ore under the guidonce of Miss Scholze. Front Row: S. lsenberg, P. Hosvvell, F. Homill, J. Hixon, P. Altmon, S. West, L, Thompson . . . Second Row: B, Norton, S. Meeks, B. Kolodkin, P. Browne, J. Erd, T. Rogers, K. Goodson, V. Sholibo, M. Smith . . . Third Row: J. Word, P. Peok, N. Toit, M. Moulton, R. Dun- con, L. Costle, J. McCrocken . . . Fourth Row: L. Steves, T. Crumbliss, B. Creighton, B. Dougherty. HIKING CLUB Wolking running rind sometimes even jumping over logs, stones: or onything which moy get in their paths fire the cictivities ot the Hiking Club on Thursdoys. an I Leoding this boisterous group of hikers is their spon- sor, Mr. Crone. Front Row L Metcolf B Mortin S Wooden T Corvin H Hud on D L g telt, B. Conwoy, N. Bailey, S. Perkinson, M. M rtin L Jullion B Morsholl Second Row J Cr viley S Britton C Evons E. Webb, F. Thompson, F. Cook, J. Spolding, R, Mcliernon D Dickert H Crouch J D Viness W Meeks ird Row J they, J. Phillips, R. Gilley, A. White, B, Bridge- m n J rris S off ser ec orris W Fourth Row: Mr. Crone, P. Lowe, J. Holt, C. 'HH L , ll J ff' I fi. X 72 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA According to an outlined plon ol o notional orgoni, zation, the members ot the Future Home Mokers ol America tuke their training. The Club is sponsored hy Mrs. Schrnitt, Front Row: G. Potts, B. Woll, L. Holland, B. Blanken- ship, B, Drew . . , Second Row: R. Brickrnon, P. Durlicim, M, A. Brooks, C. Clark, C, Church , . . Third Row: P. Cotten, E. Atkins, B. Dyer, P. Goldstein, W. Mcfwing, H, Gann. DISCOPHILIA The objectives of the Discophilio or the Music Lovers of C.H.S,, is to shore new records with other members ot the club ond discuss with others their fovorite records ond ortists. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Crovs, Front Row: L, Hosden, G. Phillips, S, Adcox, L. Jones, S, Childress, J. Richordson, M. Potter . , . Second Row: D. Jewell, J, Derbin, M, Cox, B, Huttoker, K, Loy, P, Brown, H. Germon . . . Third Row: J. Voughn, J, Morris, P, Hottield, B. Bodner, J, Johnson, S. Morgan, W. Dil' linghcm, J. Mink, J, Morris, N. French, W, Williorns, Mrs. Croys. HIKING CLUB Fun ond loncy tree is the motto ot Miss Pritchetts energetic hiking club, which meets every Thursday for hikes down by the river ond oround the immediote neighborhood ot C.H.S. Front Row: D. Picklesimer, L. Solrriond, P. hnson G fn E. Roberson, B. Rigsbv, C, Ruston , . . Second Row G Grr-Jcrf B Cczrhes C Trt K New C Nc w r Pinson, C. Gordv, N. Brodley. B, Craig, B. Wo ord 1 :rd Row F t e C. Hampton, R, Coroenter, C. Emmett, J. Stevenson Roroe M T m I' Front Row: H. Mormon, B. Nolting, J, Smith, F. Pheor, M. Lyle, J. McMinn, M. Cloyton, J. Lewis, B. Dovis, F. Clementson, S. Keels, M. McCormick . . . Second Row: J. Boiley. A. Alveo, H. Sears, B. Ellet, E. Jones, B. Shull, B. Posey, L. Wood. M. A. Templeton, P. Eotherly, B. Hunt, M. Jocobs, M. Albemor . . . Third Row: K. Holcomb, J, Rodgers, S Brown, M. Lovell, N. Bennett, N, Newton, J. McFcirlond, H. New, R. Corico, P. Sulltvon, D. Burley, S. Stone. SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS The sophomores too, ore droniotic-minded ond enjoy putting on ploys ond wotching fellow club members try their honds ot octing. Eoch Thursdoy ot club period, these students enioy this fun ond ene tertoinment ot their own expense, loughing ot one onother's obility to oct. SPECIALTIES Putting on progroms, leorning new speciolty octs, ond mony other phoses of entertoinment ore the obiectiyes of the Speciolties Club, This group ot students does good work oround the school, ond this yeor they put on o chopel progrorn, which wos receieved enthusiosticolly by the student body. Outside of school, they olso put on progrorns which help with public relotions. Front Row: R. Smith, S. Queen, J. Porker, S. Green, S. Etter, S. Crowe, D. Gregg, E. DeFoor . , . Second Row: G. Nance, B. Portoin, A. Rhodes, A. Millord, F. Gorrison, P. Wotts, C. Pearson, N. Romsey . . , Third Row: J. Cobb, C, Adorns, P. Stein- cipher, B. Losoter, M. Cortee, R. Forr, P. Creighton . . . Fourth Row: G. Homes, H. Croig, E. Leornon, D. Griffin, B. Ferguson, J. Ronooll, D. Burden. 1- -.Q Q. 'Q C013 Q f-f lllll' 1 fi caan 'Ula e 5 W CHOIR A. Atkinson, C. Adams, C. Barton, M. Bie- sack, A, Born, D. Boss, R. Boss, R. Burkett, J. Britton, C. Brannon, M. Cartee. L. Castle. D. Chauncey, Don Chanucey, J. Clark, J. Cobb J. C. Crouch, B. Daugherty, D. Dickert, D Davis, R. Duncan, G. Eidson, E. Eldridge, A Ervin, S. Etter, R. Farr, C. Foster, T, Fulnwer, M. Garner, B. Garrett, F. Garrison, R. Gill, K Goodson, M. Hamilton, D. Harding, R. Hcirgett C. Harmon, J. Harmon, S. Harris, A. Henry V. Hickey, J. Hill, H. Holland, B. Huffaker, C Journey, L. Keith, V. Ledford, D. Lee, D. Lingei felt, E, McDonald, J. McCracken, S, McJunkin, P. McAlister, D. Malone, W. Manning, C. Med ley, A. Millard, L. Myers, G. Nance, D Parker, B. Partain, J. Payne, C. Pearson, M Phillips, M. Pierce, B. Quarles, G. Ragan, N Ramsey, L. Salmond, J, Stephens, P. Stein' cipher, B. Tillman, G. Underwood, P. Watts, J Wilson, P. Wright, B. Lasater. SWING BAND First Row: M, Rodric, N. Gieger, T. O'Barr C. Miller, B. McCutchen, J. Roberts, E. Leamon L, Swafford, R. Burks, J. Stephenson . . Second Row: W. Fuson, J. Bailey, T. Crumbliss T. Jones, H. McVeigh, S. Crowe, D. Lee, J Anderson, N. Nettles . . . Seated at Piano E Haymes, D. Lingerfelt, L. Lovelace, DYNAMO MARCHING BAND Front: Capt. C. Barton, Drum Maiorette, J Anderson . . . First Column: R. Griffin, J Duncan, T. Williamson, J. McNabb, E. Harker H. McVeigh, E. Haymes . . . Second Column R. Hillis, D. Gregg, J. Erd, E. Leamon, W Fuson, T. Purkey, T, Jones , . , Third Column L. Swafford, R. Wilson, S, Kemmler, J, Mc Minn, P. Williams, J. Morris, G. Keith . . Fourth Column: J. Humphries, H. Stroud, M Raulston, J. Marsh, K. Holcomb, J. McCravey H. Tyber . , . Fifth Column: J. Pryor, J. C Mason, E. Tompson, T. Lundberg, J. Sewell J, Bailey, R. McKeehan . . . Sixth Column: R Burks, S. Keels, C. Little, H. Green, D. Turner E. Counts, M. Day . . . Seventh Column: J Stephenson, W. Manning, C. Free, B. Dough erty, W. Meeks, T. Crumbliss, G, Kenemer, GLEE CLUB S Adccx,J A'ttce,J Anderson S. Andere son, J Bizdey, A. Bonner, B. Barrow, N, Batt-s B Bch, B. BJunJrenshlp, D. Brannon, J. Brt- ton, J Brooking, P. Boyd, D Burgrr, H Ccrru LLUI, A. Card, R. Carxco, M. C'w,1'nbJ?as, C Church, L. Clerpke, S. Cnerpke, S. CJark, J. Conner, M. Crayne, B. Davts, D. Dlckevt, P Dckson, R. Eaves, J. Eyatr, B. Fohf, J. Farmer B. Garrett, F. Garrtson, D. Hardmg, M. Har, vey, H. Holland, M. Howe, B. Hutfoker, C. Jones, F. Jones, L Johnson, F. Anderson. ORCHESTRA J. Anderson, J. Arwood, J. Barley, Joltn Barley, C. Burton, VV. Be-une, D. Burden, R. Burk, S. Cadek, J. Carter, L. Ctepke, S. Cierpke, M. Clayton, M. Cox, S. Crowe, T. Crurnbliss, M. Doy, G. Dobbs, C. Dugan, J. Duncon, J. Erd, C. Free, T. Fulrner, H. Green, N. Geiger, C. Hosstg, A. Henry, P. Hncks, R. Hiliis, R. Holcomb, J. Humphries, E. Jones, S. Keels, S. Kernmler, G. Keuth, L. Ketth, M. Lane B. Lasuter, K. Luscxter, M. Lawrence, E. Leanton, B. Ludeman, P. Ludeman, H. Miller, M. Mon' roe, H. Moore, H New, B. Partain, C. Pearson, B. Posey, B. Rtgsby, M. Robbs, N. RoJltns, L. Sofrnond, L. Srntth, P. Sttnecipher, P. Thornus, J. Timmons, G. Underwood, H. VanZant, B. Wufker, P. Whelchel, J. VViHiorns, T, Wrllrcm- son. D. VVorley. CONCERT BAND First Row: T. Lunzzoorg, E. Hawes, . Rorerti. J. Marsh, H. Green, R Roach, J Batlef, T. TN1YTarnson, C Duggan, J Andewon F. Cle- 'ner':or, J Md! nn, M C'::y':v, V. Pzdnz L. Crirne, J. Lestar, C Bbrks, E Le-i: 'o'r Second Row: M. Def, R. McKeen':'. G Ke S Gwsh C Lttie S Kr-'wr ef, D Cuff-jj. Getger, C :fee S Kee! . Erci, :z .- E Thorn51son,J S'enghe z:r C Mweon, C B.- :n R Gfutr '... Third Row: T Crwrri za .. MQNQQIL, J. Neem, T .ores K H:1:2 .. Q Bute, J. '.4cCrz.e,,E C:.r'e . V71 D Tuner, P V. Jung, G Kfgr'f: 'e' . Fourth Row: D HgJ'cr.g:, L Sffzu ri! t'L o f-5 P Htlts R Bu-5 3. Lf.:-' ' V: Vuttnews, J Dmczn, B Du,gre't, !.' F.LL' E Hawke' R, Hokorrh, T Pukef , RIIUN T R0 N P 30. , , CED J x It ,af 1 1.l.k 'P fi :A 3 There were so mony octivities going on thot I hod something to do every week-end. There were closs porties, club porties, plays, dcinces, picnics, ond houseporties. Aiso there were cu queen ond o king for everything - homecoming, militciry ond Moy queens ond Miss CHS, for Stunt Nite, ond King- foreci-Nite ond Moy King. Ali of this - the activities, the friendships, the teochers, the clubs, the sports, the sorrows, ond the fun - nioke up life in Dynamo Land. The events hove possed ond ore over, but the memories will lost forever. 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Z fix.,-.-, x 3' rKXffA ' r WE LIKE IKE AnoTher four years had rolled around, and suddenly we found ourselves smack-dab in The middle of preparafions for our regular C.l-l.S. mock elecfion, Already in a chapel program To explain To us The elecTion procedure, Doris Davis had spoken on The elecforal college, Alf Law, on The Tennessee elecfion laws and Janie Hill on The Two-parTy sysTem. Miss Josephine HamilTon direcTed The elecTion wiTh The capable aid of her sTudenT assisTanTs. June CarTer, presidenf of The elecfion commiTTee, acTed as general chairman, while VicefPresidenT STeye Bacon was elecfion chairman in charge of arranging chapel programs, obfaining Tables for voTing and numerous oTher helpful iobs, Roberfa Duncan was acTing secreTary and Janie Hill, Treasurer, David Shapiro, ballof chairman, and Connie Janey, regis- TraTion chairman, were seen busily aTTending To Their duTies. ConTesTs for The Democrafic and Republican speakers were held, and a commiTTee of Teachers and sTudenTs selecT- ed John Tallman, who spoke for Eisenhower, and Cecil Gordy, who spoke as STevenson's represenTaTiye, Of course, along vvifh These were The home- room represenfafives and many oThers who busily performed Their duTies To promoTe our C.l-LS. mock elecTion This year. ffl 'IEW Q X E TopwJohn Tallman, Republican, Cecil Gordy, Demo- craT, wiTh Their speeches . . . Middle--The votes are Turned in . . , Lower LefT-Dennis reads The results . . . Lower Right-Congress in sessionl WWW? . TH ON WR -- - .,,-Af MARTHA GIVES A READING H r-49 5? 1 PIA' If , K, If f'I J I X ? Qin LLIPS NARRATES FOR MEALOR AND HIS CHALK TALK Z, f H , 'ww fx ISA f , - f 1 VI 3, W MOMMY SING THE SOPHOMORE PLAY SOPHOMORE THANKSGIVING PL A if mmf is ' s aw , 4 M 1 ff ni , I N ,Z 1 DOUGHBOY DREAMS .N . .- I, I OF HOME AT CHRISTMAS '32 1 fa if .1 'X ik N i fi Q? 3 YQ ,Lge , la... Q ? Q -3355 1 2 ii 1:1 D41 TIME OUT FOR NOSE BAGS JH 1 wi An... M IWVARIETY IN orzfss AT mei, I .+-if-wg? I . ' ' T5 HARVEST FESTIVAL 'v U F TR A CY Q I Quia CANDIDATES FOR KING FOR I uk, A NIGHT I.. REFRESHMENTS BEING SERVED AT JUNIOR PART 'Q nl we xq9'5 A1'ToYlSQ,i Q 'va . P X' 1,6 XXV T A ySL.T,xT.'- xx M x'-- T X. X25 A X. W f1XfHfTJf5TA Mx 6, XA x TOPS ELECTED BY TH E ,ff Tiiii 0.3 JEAN KENDRICKS AND RICKEY COBB MNH MO MOST A NTS 9 S-X REPR YE NE WILM RICHEY AND CHARLES CHAMPION - MOST A x '--V SHIRLEY ISENBURG AND BOBBY WHITE - BEST ACT E. ,, M 7 I .lf 'J ,NNN F'- C 4 4 ! g , r v Y N Y ag- ,s - M xiii MARIE NORTHERN AND ANDY WALKER' vm. BEST DREQS ED -anna,-Q 1 r ELACE N B z S AWARD WINNER The seniors who were outstandf ing in dependability, service, loyal- ty, achievement, and scholarship received special awards this year for their merits. They were: JERRY ANDERSON-National l-lonor So- ciety Award , . . THERESIA BOEHM Alf Lcw Trimble Award- Jo Drinnon and Dennis D e Alumni evaledictorian, elected by faculty as student with highest scholastic rating . , . LOUISE CURE-DAR. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage and Pin, awarded bythe chief John Ross Chapter of the D.A.l2. to a senior girl, elected by the faculty , . . JOY DRINNON-Alumni Award for the best all-around girl, elected by the faculty . . . DENNIS DYE-Alumni Award for the best all-around boy, elected by the faculty . . . CARLA HILL-Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award . . . DAVE HOFKlNS-SAR. Award for dependability, co- operation, leadership, and patriotism, elected by the faculty . . . BILL HURT-Salutatorian, elected from I f f Y Y f Awards for Best All-Around Girl and Boy. Honor Students by senior class, Sophomore Achievement Award, awarded to an outstanding senior for service to the school . . . ALF LAW-Anetta Trimble Award, given to the senior most outstanding in scholar' ship, loyalty, and achievement, elected by the faculty . . . MZCKEY NEVILLE-Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award . . . N,lKE O'NEAL-Ochs Oakes Award, elected by senior class for scholarship, character and service. Louise Cure, D.A.R, Good Citizenship Award, Dave Hop- Mike O'Neal, Ochs-Oakes Award, Bill Hurt, Sophomore kins, S.A.R. Award, Mickey Neville and Carla Hill, Babe Ruth Achievement Award and Valedictorian, Theresia Boehm, Sci- Sportsrnanship Awards. Iuratoriun, and Jerry Anderson, National Honor Society Award. IT HAPPE ED 0 ll l0R DAY. APRIL 14, 1953 Many strange and unusual sights met the eyes of curious an-ci tpwvildere-:1 sophomores this year as they viewed the original costumes of their privileged upper classmen on Sevior Day. lrnmediately following their program, the seniors troopea to the cafeteria for their annual luncheon, where they were entertained by impromptu speeches from various classmates. Prizes were awarded to Carolyn Phillips, the Chloroplzyll Kid, as lzest rlri-sse-a girl and Leonard Cheal, the China- manf' as best dressed boy. Larry Myers and Brooks Northern crime aown from Mins to receive their award as best dressed couple while Rickey Cobb, Andy VValker, and Dave Hopkins taok home narrgrs as the liest dressed group. SENIOR DAY SHOTS: l. Myers and Northern take a lack at Stevcs. 2, Carolyn and Leonard, best dressed. 3. Margaret Lane pulls the lever as Billie Jean Partain watches. 4. Snow White and the seven dwarfs, the witch, and Prince Charming, 5. A look into Miss Terrill's and Mr. l-ludson's lockers reveals many interesting things. 6. Mr, Bates alias Charles Rogan at the lunch table. 7, Mike O'Neal as Master of Ceremonies. 8, Bela White dishes out detentions. l ,?'1' nur' 1 'ufwg 1 r-nnrvrvf A 'un t I a 3 fl v y f 1 y y .h - 5- l a P ' 'f Ng' sf? W a -N I B' Y I K it Y 1 si-fi 2 Lili' K 2,9 W bf , x Jr '51 -as 1 QQ. ., ,Q -' it X 1 I aw-ag J' is f .. .xi M! 'xi , .Lim Q H 6, , 1 ' HZ 5 X2 E at XA n it xl J E Af 1 I af .- 'I ,xg ug , ...4-i f - ' . W 1 ft? fi H , fi I ? 1- f W xy , 3, ' A j .,., D 'ii ' gm E C52 fl a 5 ,, , M :, ,ri Y . we ' I 3 ' 05 .- E , 11 fp O , 'A i L nl-13 Q ' ' L ' .fs-..'..,..,,f g gif 5 'LQ 5-f , 6 J x,? ,, gs, e if if - fig H M ff.':'g,. I X! Q Q: ' T' , V W' gn, fi: .-hx as ..,..a .mm 2291 1 fl 2 ., 15? 5 2 L 5 : 5 , if Q3 2 CONGRATULATIONS, JERRY! 1 HA. , -V .- -. 7 Q UGH' Hifi' AT THE N.H.S. RECEPTION! Qing .1 I' M MAY I T MARTHA PLUMIVIER QUEEN DAVE I-ICPKINS KING Photo Iiy Ed Forstuor IN THE IMMEDIATE COURT-First Row: .Iefm Kcndtilk, Grudy WIISOII, SI1irIey Mcluvwkin, Mike O N6-ul, Gm-tfIwLfn IVICCUIIIU, BIII Hunt, BvImfIu Hank-, WIIIWIQI RIKIIL-y, BnIIy Humry, PUUI GoIIy, Sonyu Ccxdek, Bobby Doremus, Em Iy Pope, Hgtmld Turner, CurII1 HIII, Morton Sauter, Lomsc Cure . . : Second Row: Amt VVu5I1imgton, Bob Brueckr1er,lc1n1c1r Thompson, Donny Hobbs, Norm IVIIrvtrm Bob Hurt, DQIWIS Dye, Joy Drirwom, Murthcl PIUIIIPIGV, Dove I'IOpI4In5, JO Arm Htxon, BIII Brown, CQIVI Mae, Betty Hum, Bobby Ferguson, HcIcn Dams, Lynn Powter, Doris Porter. 1 ul L x. 1-E-1 I T DAY I 'lv Senior girls in the court were D. Acomb, H. Adair, C. Adam, A. Albright, A. Almon, P Altman, B. Avans, S. Barron, T. Boehm, J H ' Boling, J. Britton, M. A. Brooks, A. Broome 4 P. Browne, M. Bryan, M. A. Burns, S. Cadek H. Campbell, M. Cortee, L. Castle, D. Chris- 73,31 ' tie, S. Cierpke, N. Connelly, P. Cope, P. Cot ' K ten, M. Cornwell, M. Cox, M. L. Cox, L. Cure, 147 ig'- W. Daugherty, H. Davis, P. Denning, J. Der ben, D. Dickert, B. Dobbs, J. Donahue, M. Dressler, M. Duggan, R. Duncan, P. Durham, N V VA B. Eaves, R. Eden, E. Edwards, G. Eidson, J. ' ' r ' Ellison, J. Erd, S. Elfef, J. Evatt, B. Ewing, May Day Royalty: Dennis Dye, her escort, Joy Drinnon, Miss C.H.S., Queen S. Forrester, H. Gonnl Gmfreff Gosh Martha Pl mmer- K' Da e Ho ki s- Jo Ann H' on Mad of Honor BII U , ing v p n, IX , I g P- Gilleyl N. K Goodson L Grant G, Brown, her escort, Wilma Richey, trainbeorer, Belinda Hale and Billy Henr Gregory, S. Guth, P. Haithcoat, B. Ham, F. C'OWnb'C e'5' Hamill, M. Hamilton, C. Harlow, P. Harris, C. Hassig, P. Haswell, P. Hatfield, B. Helton, J. Henderson, C. Hill, J. Hill, L. Holland, M. L. Hutt, H. Jacobs, C. Joney, P. Johnson, L. Julian, J. Kendrick, B. Kolodkin, M. Lane, B. Lasater, B. J. Lee, P. Longwith, E. Lynch, G. McCallie, M. McGill, S. McJunkin, R. McKernon, B. Marler, L. Mears, D. Medlin, S. Meeks, C. Merritt, E. J. Miller, N. J. Miller, P. Miller, J. Mills, N. Minton, B. Mitchell, H. Moore, J. Morris, P. Morrison, M. Moulton, C. Norrell, M. Northern, B. Norton, D. Nunnelly, A. Ogden, B. A. Partin, J. Patrick, P. Peak, B. Pender- grass, C. Phillips, M. K. Phillips, W. Phillips, M. Pierce, J. PinkSrTOrt, L. Pinkerton, N. Pope, E. Pope, D. Porter, M. Potter, G. Potts, C. Pryor, P. Pullen, B, Rea, J, Richardson, N. Riseden, P. Roberts, E. Robertson, T. Rogers, N. Rollins, C. Ruston, M. Sanders, V. Shalibo, R. Shull, B. L. Smith, G. Smith, M. Smith, M. A. Smith, S. Snyder, P. Stinecipher, N. Tait, L. Thompson, M. A. Thompson, J. Timmons, K. Tre-W, N. TWOmey, l'l- VOD Zwnt, A. VVGSLUHQTON, l-- Watson, P. Watts, N. Weiss, S. West, W. Westmoreland, B. Wiggins, B. A. Wise, G. Withrow, J. Wolff, J. Wolte, B. Wormsley, C. Young. May Day Royalty: Miss C.H.S., Joy Drinnon, crowns Dave Hopkins, King of Moy as the court looks on . . . 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