Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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H95 ff W, . 'Gr '- 4 Q? 'we IJ X156 T h a t foreboding word that b r i n g s th e crushing reality of high school life in about unsuspecting stu- dents . . . study . . . During exams . . . any place . . . anywhere . . . any time . . . from the noise of the biology lab to the sunny coziness of the library balcony . . . from the hasty notes scratched down on every available sheet of paper to the last minute exertion of term papers yet to be finished . . . from the early morning hours until the midnight oil is put to use . . . the well known secret of success at C.H.S. is to put lingering thoughts away . . . open the text . and learn . . . And when it's all over . . . when those hours of sleep, and loss of energy catch up . . . the bliss of collapsing . . . totally and completely . . . and waking up to find yourself in the middle of next semester . . . yes . . . another semester had passed . . . never to be relived . . . those nights when the books stayed open until the entire neighborhood was in bed . . . those nights when the agony of homework seemed useless . . . and then the final judgment . . . REPORT CARDS! Some deserving deep pride . . . others simply tucked away in a poeket . . . eaeh helping his owner to know himself better . . . the work of six weeks seen in the form of one small letter. Resolutions...anguish...excuses.Hknowledge...all area part of our learning. Another year at City . . . typical, yet unique . . . with lots of laughter. not a few worries and those moments of gloom that made the laughter all the brighter . . . a year of accomplishment . . . how would we have ever made it through without those eatnaps-in class and out-somehow we didn't get lost in the shuffle . . . somehow We got all the books read. all the reports typed . . . and the projects completed . . . somehow we made it through . . . it all passed by . . . sooner than we ever thought pos- sible . . . days slipped into weeks, weeks into se- mesters, and then winter was gone . . . and soggy Clouds of damp spring hung over the once bleak hill . . . boots and loafers gave way to tenny pumps . . . once more another class was leav- ing . . . diplomas . . . white dresses and coats . . . praetiee . . . rush practice . . . and then with u pang of regret . . . we suddenly knew an- other year of learning had gone by . . . Three years of knowl- edge can n e v e r be equaled as you s t e p up the stair- w a y o f City's... x

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Q . . . prayers . . . 4, 4 A rc Ft af distant re- verberation of the drums at half-time . . .the drill squad filing onto the field . . . the victories . . . over Brainerd . . . over Central . . . the crisp- ness of the late autumn air ...the exciting moments of home- coming ceremonies . . . the thrill of the national anthem . . . the month of endless training . . . anguish . . . exhaus- tion . . . bliss . . . trophies . . . broken records . . . the ear-cracking shouts in the gym: uLet,s go, big City . . . our cheerleaders let's golv the endless enthusiasm of ours was a good year . . . the pep meeting without lights . . . the car caravan to Engel Stadium . . . the 3,000 fans at the District 9 Tournaments . . . the yelling . . . crossed fingers With few exceptions City presented outstanding leaders in almost every sport . . . we boasted 3 state champions in wrestling . . . not to mention our all-city, all-district and all-region basketball stars . . . in track and wrestling our teams ranked among the top 3 in the state . . .Pit was work . . . sometimes the muscles grew so tired gs that they quivered until blessed sleep gained control over them hidden tears emerged from even the boldest eyes at the thought of more exercise . . . some quit . . . some continued . . . some were faced with deep disappointment . . . others with resounding victories . . . many benefited . . . others were not so fortunate . . . the sports world is one of determination and self discipline . . . that white CM on a jacket symbol- ized more than Watching others do the work . . . it pointed o11t the individual who worked as one of a team to make the name of City High even greater . . . C.H.S. had champions on the football field . . . in the gym . . . on the courts . . . in the pools . . . on the diamond . . . on the mat . . . on the greens . . . on the track . . . To put it mildly, C.H.S. was a city of male and'female cham- pions, when she stepped into the world