McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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J Q .....,..,. .......... IQQB The Class of 1928 HE Senior Class started in 1920 with only four men, but now v we are sixty-nine strong. We hail from the North, South, iff! East and West: namely, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, Ala- bama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, Michigan and far-away China. We have grown slowly but surely, now being the power of the school, politically, socially, and morally. In our class will be found Fred John- ston, captain of the football team 3 Doc Thurman, captain of the track team: Ned Dwelle, editor of the PENNANT3 E. J. Walker, editor of the Tornado , Newton Dicks, manager of the football teamg Bill Butler, president of the Senate, Vol Ferguson, president of the Y. M. C. A., and a majority of the military ollicers and men prominent in the greater school activities. Drifting along without any organization until our junior year, we at that time elected Del1ie Marting president to guide us through the year. He did so well in that office that when the time came for the organization of the class in its final year we again elected him president. Here we have only a brief sketch of our days at McCallie. Some wish that they had been better, but as we face the future we resolve to make good, carrying with us that indescribable quality, Character, which was instilled in us here at McCallie. SPENCER MCCALLIE, Jn., Historian. 24- 55323- Nig'-, Nm 5

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l -ff-ew? ' wge- , AN., it l I 1 l i SENIOR CLASS ' r A jaxnzs iAl.0NZO AIHSRNETIIY 5 KWINTBR VIIAVENI, 1-'LORIDA V S l Ah came to us iu '25 from Xvihltf Haven, Florida, The 'Lind of Sunshine and Oranges. He takes part in many forms of athletics ahtl does his share in the school activities. Always smiling and cheery, he is ready to takeianiactive partiii either work or play, 1 Being an Honor Roll main several time! in his sojourn at TMcCallie, he has shown himself l to he an excellent student. Next ylar as he Continues his work at Davidson we wish him luck l . . and all poss.hle success then, and throughoutvhas college career. i l,--n VVhitv in-rm-y sm-it-ly. 'IT-'ZM Denwsttmneu Literary 1-'Qi-idly, '25-'2Gg Pot-kt-t 'lu-stinnt-nt League-. '25-'Eli-'27-'2X: X. M. V. A.. 25-'26-'27-'ZSQ Pl't'i'9K't, '26-'27-'TM Student. Uounuil, '261 Florida Vluh, '25-'26-'27-'ZS3 Pm-nmmt Biota Staff. '27-'2N: Uvmvullb' B, 25-LEG: Honipany '27-'ESQ Sm-ct.-.- V' Team, 25-'26-'27-'28'g Tennis Squad, '2.,Jl1i- 27-'28, ' tl ' l Mici-mm. NIORRISON ALLISON, JR. l cmujrssooqs, Tai-messes L just about everyone in Mike and his little brown l Chrysler. A familiar sight it is on the any hour. Of course we do not mean hy that that Mike is an owl of thegirgigitjlabvnt' thattiometimes he simply neglects to take it 3 away from in front of the Tivoli. l li wi :A i , Being one of our most hrflliant students, he is ever ready to help a classmate with one of those seemingly impossible problems. In YM estimation of both the students and the faculty few surpass this prodigy from across the rhrerf,- As he goes to Dartmouth, we are sure that he will carry over East with him much that willdo credit to his Alma Mater back in Chattanooga. l l'om-km-t 'l'sfst:nun-nt I.e-agile '2l-'22-'EIS-'B-I-'25-'ZH-'27-'28: Fourth Footllall Tm-am, '22-'23-'24g Gramixnar 7 St-hool Play, '23-'13-tg Vritir- ll. IC. live Lite-rziry Sovit-ty, '21-'22-'23-'2-4: t'ritic Um-lo Remus Llti-Vary Society, '25-'ilig Vim--l'1't-siilt-tit Imuiel Wulistm-r Literary Society. '2Tg Uornorul Company '22- '23-'24-'253 First P't'l'gt'2llll Uonlpany, 'ZGQ Sm-rgvant t'um1rany U, '2Tg liicutvnunt Company B, 'ZXQ Pennant Staff, 'ZRQ j'Tm'nado Stuff, '28. 26 e . S. . . .J ,,... .....s..x, ,..a:.-t... ...-v...,.,.4. ig...-H. 4-:v..,u-1...-ffl. ,.. . . --vu 'H :--nfsqrve-'fate--6:1115