Chattanooga State Community College - Falcon Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Afg rvlv 1 YW! I QQ . Q CHATTANOOGA STATE TECHNICAL INSTITU 4 4 Acncuzfunz. 1 45 A '.,,f,,Enm, 4501 Amnicola Highway - Chattanooga, Tennessee 37406 - Phone 698-8 'SQ 05' 1966 0 e of 3' ax 0 fs 5 3 rg A 90 4599, fy R T 45 Faculty, Staff, and Students Now that the last pictures have been made, the last deadline met, I know that I could never have finished this yearbook without your help. To all of you, I am grateful. I would especially like to thank Mr. Charles Gildersleeve, David Whitten, Fred Johnston, Richard Rous, Gary Burns, James Roberson, Mordeis Commander, Patricia Brannon, and Edward Safley. In the years to come you may not have your yearbook, but I hope you will take this story with you. During the blackest year of World War II King George VI gave this message to his people: HI said to the man who stood at the gate of the year, give me a light that I may see into the unknown. And he answered, 'Put your hand into the hand of God. That is better than a light and safer than a known way.'H Sincerely, o Dianne Weems

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