Dalton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dalton, GA)

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We, the students of Dalton High School, dedicate the 1976 CATA- MOUNT to .... JHosa au i i Py rA ietre When she speaks, her words are wise, and kindness is the rule for ev- erything she says. Proverbs 31:26 3

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0 9TJ SAn tAc OA( en Q)cu a . . . The following calendar, reprinted from the 1936 Cat- amount, Second Edition, Page 6, is so interesting that we decided to share it with the readers of the 1976 Catamount. 1936 CALENDAR 1936 Sept. Hot! Same old thing. Registration. Hunting for credits. Get- ting courses and schedules settled. Telling college folks a tearful good-bye. Wondering if our time will ever come. Se- nior privileges? They ain’t no such animal. Oct. Cooler. Football. Parades. Cheer leaders. Sponsors. Pep meetings. Any old reason for keeping the brain from activi- ty. Circus! Hallowe'en! Carnival!! Life begins to be worth while. Nov. More football. Trips to colleges. Clubs. High School dances for visiting teams. Thanksgiving and holidays. And are we thankful! Dec. White Christmas. Adopting families. Playing Santa Claus. A wonderful feeling of joy in service. Christmas! Boys and girls home from college. Visitors. Parties. Dances. A good time is had by all. Jan. Blues. Semi-final exams. Tears. Snow. Sleds. Sleet. Sleigh rides. Frostbite. Hard work. Basketball. Snow-bound after 11 years of waiting. Thrill of a lifetime. Feb. Very cold. More sleet. More snow. More fun in winter sports. So glad exams are over. Hope dawns. Plans for the Annual. Two basketball tournaments in which our boys won. Class elections of ’ bests . Flu! More flu!! Mar. Freshman Day (Don't we like to see 'em squirm!) Selecting invitations for graduation. Class play. More money for that Washington trip. Measured for caps and gowns. Ahem!! Apr. Green things growing. Also our hopes. Getting dignified as become those who are soon to pass from these classic halls out into a world of service (That's original). Serious minded. Thoughtful. Realizing that one more month will see the end of our life in D.H.S. (So sorry for the dear teachers. How can they give us up!) Plans! Plans!! Plans!!! May The long awaited month! A feeling of sadness. Ten- derness. Old age. Wisdom. Discussion of clothes. Parties. Class pictures taken. Class honors. Investiture. (And do we strut as we step out!) Junior-Senior Prom. Class Play. Kid Day. (How dear to our hearts are the scenes of our childhood!) Baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Sims at the First Presbyterian Church to which we walk in an imposing col- umn. Class banquet. Beautiful event and beautiful food! Grown up at last. Eats and fun a-plenty. Graduation Day. Sad, sweet. The Alma Mater for the last time. Tears. Farewells. Joys. Gifts! A load lifted. Then, the best gift of all: THE TRIP TO WASHINGTON!!! Vale Class of '36. 5