McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)
- Class of 1948
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K 5,37 ..-' , V , 1 I gy 14 nu A, ,, I M Am C V' MJ ' ' 'MS Yfr W , , , l:...lgy 1 - lllelody - sv- 3' 42551 N A . N , Aw., HM. f 'rw 55's?5'ff f.QQ J myfii 144 alia, M AQ , 1 ' 6 , '-3 I if ,.,... I Q 4, 3 Q., was , , 3 if , Aw , Q51-QQ 5' T F 5 2 1 ' - ,W A . . J. cfallie President of Board of Trustees, Co-Founder of School, Instructor in Bible. Professor, as he is known to all the boys, is a graduate of Southwestern and a post- graduate student of the University of Chicago. He has been a leader in Southern educational circles for many years and is largely responsible for the high position that McCallie holds among the secondary schools of the South.. Everyone loves him as a true scholar, a humorist, and a Christian gentleman. .J. .Nc allie Headmaster, Co-founder of sclwol, Secretary-Treasurer of Board of Trustees, Instructor in New Testament Bible. Doctor, who has been a Headmaster of McCallie since it was founded in 1905, is a graduate of the University of Virginia. Here he took a doctor's degree in his chief hobby, Astronomy. He teaches Senior Bible in addition to his numerous other duties as headmaster of the school. The students look to him as a true friend in. time of trouble and as one who is never too busy to lend a helping hand. He is an adviser, a builder, and a devout churchman. Associate Ilieadmasters Q, 5 ROBERT LEVVIS MCCALLIE Associate Headmasterg Dean of Stu- dentsg Director of Athleticsg In- instructor in Englishg Member of Board of Trusteesg Scholarship Supervisor of junior Classg Faculty Adviser of Ton-nado g Head Coach of Track and Soccer, Left to Right: DR. JAMES LEWIS BIBB School Physiciang Member Board of Trusteesg Lecturer in Hygiene. SPENCER J, MCCALLIE, JR. Associate Headmastcrg Director ol Admissionsg Principal of Junior Schoolg Principal of Summer Schoolg Member of Board of Trus- teesg Faculty Adviser, Student Sen- ateg Scholarship Supervisor, junior School. VVILLIAM LAURENS PRESSLY Associate Headmasterg Director Scholarshipg Head of English partmentg Chairman of Member of Board of Trustees Scholarship Supervisor, Senior cl Faculty and Staff CHALMERS M. S. MHLVVAINE Head of Latin Departmentg Graduate Manager of Athleticsg Alumni Directory Director of Public Re- lationsg Faculty Adviser, the 'iPennant g Scholarship Supervisor of Sophomore Class. COLONEL HERBERT P. DUNLAP Commandant, P.M.S. and T.g Business Manager. MAJOR ARTHUR LEE BURNS Assistant Commandantg Head of Modern Language Departmentg Master of Dormitories and Dining Roomg Director of Social Activitiesg Instructor in French, VVILLIAM VVALLACE PURDY Head of Science Departmentg Athletic Statisticiang School Pianistg Master in Charge of Leaves. Faculty and Staf First Row: MRS. S. MCCALLIE Librarian CAPTAIN LEWVIS RUSSELL TATE Tactical Othcerg Instructor in junior Schoolg Assistant Coach, Varsity Football, Basketball, and Trackg' Mas- ter-in-Charge of Grayson Hall. CONVERSE ABRAHAM DAVIS, IR. Head of Mathematics Departmentg Head Coach, Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Assistant Coach, Varsity Foot- ball, Instructor in Alegebrag Master-in-Charge of Jarnagin Hall. MARSHALL JACKSON FLOWERS, JR. Instructor in Spanish, Head Coach, Varsity Football, Boxing, and Tennis. VVILLIAM BELL GUTI-IRIE Instructor in English, Secretary of Athletic Depart' mentg Golf Coach. Second Row: JOHN NARDO Instructor in Mathematicsg Assistant Coach, Varsity Football. CAPTAIN DAVID M. SPENCER Tactical Officer, Instructor in History, Director of junior School Athletics DUDLEY C. VVILEY Head of Commercial Departmentg Instructor in Eco- nomics, Commercial Law, Typing, Penmanship, Bookkeeping CAPTAIN RICHARD B. DAVENPORT Banclmasterg Director of Glecf Club, Instructor in Science and Historyg Head Coach, Varsity Swimming. ROBERT BENJAMIN LAMPTON Instructor in Mathematics, Assistant in Athletics. Third Row: JAMES AARON LYLE Instructor in Mathematicsg I-Iead Coach, junior Varsity Football and Varsity Wrestlingg Assistant Coach, Track. RICHARD BLAIR DAVIES Instructor in English, Assistant to Director of Public Relations, Assistant in Athletics. HUGHES DAVIS Instructor in Englishg Assistant Coach, Tennis. ROBERT C, HENDERSON Instructor in Latin. BERNARD TALMAGE HURLEY, jR. In-'tructor in History and Englishg Assistant in Athletics ,u 252 WV' ,- :': M for TEE 3335 gg. pm, ROW: MISS MAE JONES, R.N. ELLIOTT TOURRETT SCHMIDT Head of History Department. Resident Nurse MISS ANNE MCCALLIE Alumni Secretarvg Instructor in Frenchg Director of JAMES M. WOODLEE ' French Club. Instructor in Mechanical Drawingg Assistant in Athletics. Third ROW: JAMES ROBERT CSUMLEY- JR- . MISS MARY LOUISE BATEY Instructor m Enghsh angogsgihc Speakmgg Dramatic Assistant Librariang Instructor in Remedial Reading ' and Latin. ROBERT GLASGOVV PATTERSON Instructor in Mathematicsg Assistant in Athletics. ASSista1XItRIS5'ilij6nI5? igfgrgillissionsu CHARLES MCDOVVELL Master of Study Hallg riusgintendent of Gymnasiumg lglzlliglxlllqs MRS. P. M. WADE Assistant Recorder Second ROW' MRS. JAMES VANDERGRIFF GUY S. MAYBERRY Assistant to Resident Nurseg Supervisor of Laundry. Head of Commissaryginctlcggifyiliiie Teamg Instructor MRS. C' M. HARPER ' ' Dietitian JAMES L. PAUL, JR. Vino picrurel Bufsaf Miss ALMA HARRINGTON M155 ZELLA WOODS Assistanr.Dietitian Recorder U10 PICWYBJ Faculty and Staff E , rage r V, iw, f E mn .M 1 Q L 5 'in , , x LMS u an Vg, fi f. L Q i W q Lf?-W ,Ag 1 if ' A hw x if .L Q5 3 Yi .WLM me Q away . -Q W V, my iewmkw N ,H Un.'f in .fs s .- , A ef 3 f L M1 Eff? if ff: Hg' 5? ,fifwgsgg if S fs 'Y ,Z Q E W , 4 SQ i-QL ,V , qw, . WW, F. me Lx: 535412. 52-N53 X: 25 asc' -eg QS?-swf' ,if 2 1 ,wen 143552: xr? - Q Y EMGBIAD DR. T. E. P. 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If , v.. 1, ', .1 uk II QA 52, . ., I, II. A.,,.. II .5555 .SI I I N 'I' ' III x, ,A A, . a - , 5151, vf A 4 .2 I X. A ., f ' M- W - ...www b I ' ga Nj. ,G f S 1 l Ni. A .1 i .ash swiss sf 'l fro ,Q 5, X. ,f 5 out HOMAS VVEISSINGER SCHLATER XVILLIAM MARTIN CLOUGH EDNVARD HUNT STREET Senior ficer THOMAS VVEISSINGER SCHLATER NASHVILLE, TIZNNESSEE Enrollckd Sept., 19-14: Private, Company C, '-l-l-'45, Private' First Class, l,'lJllllHI.l'ly C, 'fl-l-'-I5: i,'0I'IJOI'iLI, Coinpaiiy B, '-15-'46, St-rgvant, Company D, '-46-'47, Major ot' Battalio 1, '-17-'48, Best Non-Commissionod Ofiicer, '46-'47, Special Drill Platoon. '-17-'48, Fourth Team Football, '-1-I-'45-'-16: Ju'iior Varsity Footlmall, '47, Varsity Track 'Fa-am, '47, Tor- nado Staff, '46-'47, Blood Bowl Champion:-4, '-lT, Y.M.C..-X. Council, '-I5-Hifi-'-IT, Junior Representative, Senate, First Term, '-lli, Boarding Student I-l6DI'GSGlIU'l.lIX'l:', Sonata-, First Term, '47, Pri-sidt-nt Y.M.f',A., First Term, '-IT, President ,Senior Class, 'AIT-'48, Treasurer, Kea Kio, '-17-'48, Hop Committee, 'LIT-'-48, Monogram mjlnli, '47-'48, Nashville Club, '4-l-'48, Sons of the American Revolution Citizvnship Medal, '-IS, Dana H. Allvn Memorial Award. HIS. 'WILLIAM MARTIN CLOUGH MEMP1-iis, TENNESSEE Enroll:-rl Smit.. 1945, Privatv, Company li, '-l5, Private- First Class, Noniliniiy B, '-Ili, Vorporal, Company A, 'ilfit Sergeant, Company A, '47, Captain, Coinpainy F, '-IT--IS: B Team Football, '-I5, Varsity Football, '-Ili-'47-'-IS, Mid- South Champions lvoothall, '47, Mid-South Champions, Hasliotliall, '46-'-17, Monogram Club, '-Ili-'17-'48, Ho1J'Con1mittee, '-17-'48, Sophomore Senator Sc-round Term, '45-'alli, Junior Svnator, Second Turni, '46-'47, President, First 'Form Senate, '47-'48, Student Council, Sm-ond Term, '-15-'AlLi, Student Count-il, First Term, '-HZ-'47, Most Popular Junior, '-I6-'47, Vice- President Senior Class, '47-'48, Ken-Kio, '-I7-'48, Profoot, '46-'47, Mornnliis Cluln, f-15-'48, Grayson Medal, 'fl8. EDWARD H U N T STREET Cl-IATYA Noocfx, TEN NESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1942, Private, Uonipany E, '-13, Corporal, 'Company E, 'il-1-'-15: Corporal, Conipany C, '46, Sergeant, Company G, '47, Captain-Adjutant, '48, Bvst Drilled Company, '47, Best Driilird Gadvt, Company 'C, '47, 'Special Drill Platoon, '44-'46, Fifth Team Football, '42, Fourth 'Team Football, '44-'45, Varsity Football, '46-'47, Fifth Team Basketball, '43-'44, Third Team Basketball, '45-'-l7, Fifth Team Track, '43-'44, Third Team Track, '45-'46, Varsity Track, '47-'48, Soccer, '48, Intramural Track Champions, '45-'46, Primary Bible Award, '42-'43, Junior School Citizenship Award, '43-'44, Junior School Senator, '43-'44, Minstrel, '43, '47, Tornado Staff, '-I3-'48, Assistant Sports Editor, Tornado, '47, Editor-in-Chief, Tornado, '48, Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class, '47-'48, Secretary, Koo Kio, '47-'48, Hop Com- mittee, '47-'48, Missionary Ridge Club, '42-'48, Pepsi-Cola Finalist, '48, Salutatorian, '48, Ed Anderson Trophy, '48. 23 JOHN ALBA nturernzto, WEST vmcmm Enroljivtl SUM.. 151-133 l'rivat0, Coiiilialiy P, '-15-'-lllg Private, 'L'ompany B, '46-'-lip Vorporal, Vompany IT, '-lT-V183 Fourth 'Foam Football, H153 Junior Varsity Football, 'bllig Varsity Football, V171 Varsity Soorcr, '-15-'-lug B Tl-am Basketball, '-lil-'-17: Varsity l'laslil-tllall. '47-'-18: Fl Team Baseball '-Ili: Varsity Baseball, '-17: All-City B-Team Flaslctetball, IT: Blum-field Club, '45-'46-'-17-'4S. VERDON EARL ALEXANDER II CIAlA'l l'ANO0GA, TENNESSEE linrollecl Still., IU-1,15 Pi'ii.':itP, 'Coinpany 'l , 'Hg Privatr First Class. l'OlllIIlillY V, V153 Priiate First Class, Company D, '-I5-'-115, B1-st llrillrrl Voliipaiiy. '15-'fltiz Private First Blass, VOIIIDEIIIY V, 'lli-'-173 Bm-st Drillrtl COIIIIHLIIX, Ulti- '-lT: First Slerlzuaut lf0lI'lll11IIJ' B, '-17-'-18: Jou Allison Award for Rst Ilrilletl l'rivatu, 'tlli-17: Military Ext-l-llrnru Awarxl, '47-'-lS3 Fourth Tram Football. '-l-1-H15-'-llig I-'ourth Team Basketball. '-153 Thlrtl 'Pram RaSoball, '-153 '1'hir1l tl-am Haslu-thall. 'llii Varsity Baseball, '-llig Varsity Boxing, '-Z7-V183 Varsity Bass-ball, T173 Missionary k'OIlIllIlIl.l't', '-1G-'-lS: PENNANT Stal'l', '-lT-'-18, Awa:-.I for Most lmprovetl Boxer, '47-'48, FRED MOORE ARNOLD, JR. CHlx'rTANoocA, 'riznmzssizli Elirollvtl.St-pt., 19-lily Priratt-, Cu. E, '43-'-1-lg Private First Vlass, Vo. Ill, '4-l-'-153 t m1'yioral. Co. IC, 'rlli-'-LT: Platoon Sergm-ant, Po, UIC. '-17-'-183 Fall Tl-nnis, '43-'-145 Som-cr, V13-'-1-1: Vollm-yball, '-lli-'47: Minstrrl. '-121-'bllig llramativ- Vluh, '-I5-'Klli-'-IT: Glen vluh, 'lil-'Al-l: Assistant 'l'reasurer, Missionary Commit- too, 'hlli-'Ali'-'-183 O, 'l'. Bibls-1 Mt-tlal, '46-H173 Tol'1mflo staff: Ort-hestra, '-17-'-IS: Bl'i1illl'l'CI Club, '-til-'48, John Parks Senior ,Bible Meri:-tl, H181 John l-I. Kunt Latin Modal, '-18: XYinnt-ir ol' U. t'. Svliolarship, '-IS. EDVVIN AUSTIN CIIATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Ein:-ullml. Sl-nl., 19-15: Privaio, Conipany '15-'flfig Privato, Company lf, '-ll?-'-lT3 Ilrivatr, lvtllllllilllj' ll, '47-'AlSg Tennis. '-15-'-IS: 'l'hirll Train Uasuliull, '15-'lllig Sol-rt-r, 'llli-5173 Vollyball, '-17-V185 Braiuerll Club, V15-'-18. BILL BACON Gkxalsxviiis, Mississippi Enroll:-al Sept., 1915: I'rix'ato, Vo. V, '-15-'4li: Best Ilrillvd ltat in Battalion '-llip Sm-wzvailt. Co. 'lli-'Hl'7g Liaotain, Staff, '47-'-183 Junior Varsity Football, XYinter Trac-lc, 'Mig Junior Varsity 'i'rarlc, 'vltil Varsity Football, '-4133 Varsity Trahrk, '-Hip Mcdluy Relay Trark Clmampiuns. H165 Mid-South Football Champions, '-17: Ivlosl IlllDl'1lV0tl Bal-lc. '-173 Boxing, V175 Varsity Trai-lt, '471 Presidl-nt of Student tfouna-il. '-17, XVIUI'-.lil'l'Sidl'lli., Y.M.'C.A,, '47, Ilresimlont, Sonata, '4S5,Hop Uonirnittce, '-17-V133 'Monogram 1'llllhQ Assoc-iatv Editor ol' Military for PEN- NANT. '17-'-183 Kuo Kin, '-IT-VIS: Mississippi lf'lulJ, '-15-'-ISI JOHN ALDEN BAKER ORLANDO, FLORIDA Eurulh-ml St-pt., 19153 llrivalo, Ctllllllilllj' A, H15-'-Hi: Privatr, Uomiiany B, '-Ill-'473 f'lll'Il1ll'ill, l'lll'lIJI?'l.lIj' B, 217: St-rproant, Volnlvauy R, '-17-VIS: Varsity 1 V 1 'l nt Siifllllllllllli, '-lli-VIS: I.il'kIlll2ltl1'Xl'llllP, V15-'-18g Glov 'lub, V1.1-'-S3 Vivo-P1't-situ , Giro Ululv, '-lil-'47: Minstrel. '-11i- IS: 'l'ornallo, '-116-'-18g E. G. Tucker L'tJ1l'l' nn-rrial lN'IlEll'tllIl!llI Awaril, VVILLIAM BERNARD BARTON, JR. MOUNTAINBURC, ARKANSAS lilly-ull.-ll Slept, 19112: Priratv, 'Poninany UE. V133 Private-, Uoinpany Lb, 'Nl-1: l'l'ix'au- First Flaws, Vompany If, 'Hg l'orporal, t'ompal1y lf, V151 Corporal, 1'U1TllHllly IG, 'Mig Platoon Svrgc-aint, Vonipaliy li, 'i1T: Bust llrillorl 'Com- pany. '-1-1-'-153 Fifth Team Football, V133 Junior Varsity Sora-rr, '45-'-111: Varsity 'l'r:irl:, '-llig till-Q l'lub, '15-'17, Zvllnstrol. Vlli: Flying Club, '-lli-'-lTg Arkansas Ulub '-lil-'-18. - 1 CLIFFORD A. BETTS, JR. CH ATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE linrollml. S'-pt., 'lllrl-11 Private, 'Company P, 'Al-lf-15: Private First Class, Co. ti, '-l-l-215: t'm'poral, 'Uompany D, '-15 -16: Sergrmit, Uomlnaiiy D, 'lli-'-17: lst Lieutenant, Cornpany HE, '-17-'-18: Best Ilrilllerl Coinpnny, '45-'-llig Spt-c:ia.l llrill Platoon, '-15-'Allig Fourth Team Football, '4-I-TIG: Fourth 'Foam Basketball, 'll-'45g Varsity Soorisr. '-L5-'-113-'-17-'-IS: Junior Varsity Football, '-lli-'-17-'4S7 North Cliattanoogn Club, '-lrl-'48, JOHN ALBA BILL BACON VERDON EARL ALEXANDER II FRED MOORE ARNOLD, JR. EDVVIN AUSTIN JOHN ALDISN BAKER VVILLIAM BERNARD BARTON, JR. CLIAFFORD A. BE'1 1'S, .IR RICHARD ARMISTEAD BOYD STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1946, Private, Company A, '46-'47, Corporal, Company A, '47, Special Drill Platoon, '46-'48, Varsity Trark, '47-'48, Tennis, '47: Y.M.'C.A.. First Floor Founders Lc-adn-r. '-I6-'47, Millis Srholarship, '46-'-IS, North Caro- lina Club, '46-'-IS, Don Peglar Award, '48. GENE BRANSON ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private First Class. Company A, '46-'47-'48, Best. Drilled Company, '46-'47, Thind Team Basketball. '46, B-Team Tennis, '46, Varsity Tennis, '47-'48, Junior Varsity Basketball. '47, Boone Sportsmanship Tennis Trophy, Atlanta Club, '44-'-18. JIMMY BROCK HOUSTON, TEXAS Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company B, '45-'-IS, Fourth Team Football. '46, Third Team Track, '46, B-Team Track, '47, Varsity Traek, '-IS, Varsity Soccer, '46-'-17-'48, Varsity Football, '47, PENN.-XNT Staff, '47-'-IR, Y.M.'C.A. Council, first term, '47-'-IS, Texas Club, '-I5- l8. THOMAS CARLTON BROVVNLEE CALI-IOUN, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1946, Private, Company D, '46-'-17, Private, Company B, '-17-'-IS, Junior Varsity Trac-k Manager, '47, Varsity Soma-r. VIS, Georgia Club, '46-'-IS. HARRY SHERON BUNCH CHA'I'l'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrollvd Sept., 19413, Private, Company E, '-124'-13, First Class Private, Coni- pany FL '43, Corporal, Company E, '43-'-ll, Corporal, Coinpany C. '1l-l- '-45, Sergeant, Company '-I5-'46, Best Drilled Sergeant, Company l ', '-li' 46, Best Drilled Corporal, Company F, '44-'45, Captain, 'Company ll, '47- '-ls, Fifth Team Football, '42-'43, '43-'-l-1: Fifth Ti-ani Basketball. '42-'-lil, '43- '44l, Fifth Team Trark, '42-'43, Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Fourth Team Basketball, '44-'45, Fourth Team Travk, '4-I-'45, B Team Football. '45-'-16, Varsity Travk. '45-'46-'-I7-'48, Varsity Soccer, '45-'46-'47-'48, Varsity Football, '46-'47-'4lS, XVinner of Cake Race, '-15-'46, Captain of Varsity Trurk Team, '-IS: Winner ol' Joe Brandon Memorial Ti':u,-lc Medal, '47, President ol' I-lop Coin- niittee, 'Ali-'-IS, Senate, '43-'-14-'45, Summer School Senate President, '47, Keo- Kiu, '-17-'-IS, Member Monogram Club, '45-'-lli-'47-'48, North U1lk1.f.ltlIIOOl-UL 'Club, '42-'48. ALBERT MUNN CARTER CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19-1-l, Private, Company C, '45, Private First Class, Company C, '45, Private First Class, Company A, '46, 'Corporal, Company A, '-I6, Corporal, Company D, '47, First Sergeant, Company 'C, '47, Serond Lieu' tenant, Company F, '48, Third Team Football Manager, '45-'46, Third Team Baseball, '44, B Team 'l'raek lXIanai.:er, '45, Varsity Boxing, '-I5-'46, Finalist 110 lbs. Novire Class, Frye Boxing Meet, '45, Profvet, '47, Y.'M.C,A. Vounril, First Semester, '46, Student 'Count-il. Second Semester. '47, Vire- Presidn-nt, Student Council, Serond Semester, '48, PENNANT, '46-'48, Assistant Sovial Editor, '-IS: Sevrrtary, Missionary Committee, '47, Treasurer, Mlssloiiary Committee, '-18, 'Clevc-land Club, '-I-I-'-IS. RICHARD LLEVVELLYN CHAPMAN, JR. CllA'l l'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE lflllrolled Sept., lil-l2, Private, Company E, '42-'43, Private First Class, Co. Pl, '-13-'-l-l, Corporal. Coinpany IJ, '44-'45, 'Corporal, Company D, '45-'46, Sergeant, Company B, '46-'47, First Lieutenant, Company B, '47-'-IS, Fifth T1-ani Football, '42-'43-'44, Fifth Team Basketball, '-I2-'lil-'-I-l: Fifth Team Tram-lc, '42-'43, Fourth Team Track, '43-'44, Fourth Team Football, 'el-l-'-15-'46-'-IT: Fourth Team Basketball, '44-'45, Third Team Basketball, '-l5- '-lli, Junior Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Junior Varsity 'l'rai-k, '46-'47, Team Football, '47-'-IS, Touch Football, '47-'48, Varsity Track. '47-VIS, Tornado '4-l-'-IS: Copy Editor, Tornado, '-IT-HIS, PENN.-KNT, '-I4-'48, Copy Editor, PENNANT, '-IT-'-IS, Brainerd Club, '42-'-IS, Minstrel, '43-'-l-1, Toni Moore A ward, '-18. CHARLES ROBERT CLARK LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept:-inber, 1942, Private. Company E, '-l3, Corporal, Company IJ, '-ll, Corporal, 'Company C, '45, Corporal, Company '45-'46: Corporal, Company A, '47, Platoon Sergeant, Company A, '47, First Sergeant, Company C, '47-'48, Color Guard, '47, Best Drilled, Company D, '45-'46, Fifth Team Football, '42'41i, Manager, Third Team Football, '45, Manager, B Tram Football, '46, Manager, Varsity Football, '47, Mid- South Football Champions, '47, Fifth Team Basketball, '42-'43, Mite Soccer, '-lil-'-15, Junior Varsity Sort-er, '45-'46, Rille Team. '-16-'47, Fifth Team Base- ball, '43-'-14, 1!IlI'2l.l'I'll.lI'1Ll Track Champions, '45, B Team .Baseball Manager, '-16, Varsity Baseball Manager, '-17, Mid-South Baseball Champions, '-IT: Pennant, '4-1-'47, Tornado, '45, Photographic Editor, Pennant, '48, Minstrel, 'Z-l, '47, John ,l-l'. Kent Latin Award, '-16, Missionary Committee, '44-'47, Monogram Club, '47-'-18, Lookout Mountain Club, '42-'4S. ways I Q, .. RICHARD ARMISTEAD BOYD HARRY SHERON BUNCH Q i 34:5 , 1,22 GENE BRANSON JIMMY BROCK THOMAS C'ARI,'I'ON BROXVNLEE ALISICRT MIRNN l'AR'lfER RICHARD LLEVVELLYN CHAPMAN, AIR. CHARLES ROBERT FLARK 27 WILLIAM H. COOPER CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1945: Private, Company B, '45-'46, Private, Company B, '46-'47q Corporal, Company C, '47-N483 Midget Football, '45-'46-'47g .lunior Varsity Football, '47-'48, Touch Football. '-15-'46-'-17-'-18, Third Team Baseball, '-15-'47. JOHN ROYSTON CROWE TALLADEGA, ALABAMA Enrolled Sept., 1944: Private, Company C, '44-'Ll5: Private, Company B, '45-'-46: Private First Class, 'Company '46-'4'7: Corporal, Company A, '47-'48g Varsity Soccer, '45-'48, Tennis '47-'483 Circulation Staff Tornado, '-iii-'47: Circulation Manager Tornado, '47-'4S3 Alabama Club, '44-'48, VVILLIAM REYNOLDS CUTHBERTSON, JR. CHARLO'l'I'E, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19-16: Private, Company A, '-16-'-IS: Junior Varsity Football, '463 Junior Varsity Basketball, '47-'fl8: B Team golf, '-47: Y.M.'C.A. Count-il, 47, Missionary Committee, '46-'4'7: PENN.-XNT Staff, '47, Charlotte Club, 'Lili-NLS. PARKS H. DALTON, JR, CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 1944, Private, Company '4-i -151 Corporal. Company C, '46-'47, Corporal, Company '47-'-185 Fourth Tm-am, Football, 'Hg Varsity Soveer, '47, Golf, '44-'453 Glee Club, '44-'Mig Ride Tram, '45-'46, Vice-Presb cient ol' French Club, '48, Charlotte Club, '-14-WS. DANIEL H. DENNEY MILAN, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1947, Private, Company C, '47-'48, ARTHUR NEAL DICKERSON CI-IA'1'l'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE i 1915 Prix Ltr Com Lny t ' '47 Flivtte IAilQl Class L'omp'xnv Enrolled Sei t., .-.3 ' 'E --, Ill ,' 1, :Z ' 'E ,. f x .... - . C, '45-'-iii, Private First Flass. Company '46-'47s Corporal, Company '47g Sergeant, 'Company F. '-iT -IS: Fourth Team, Football, '45-'-iii: Minstrel, '4T: Found Sam, '47-'48, PENNANT Staff, '-iii-'-IS: Tornado Staff, '-16148: Feature Editor, Pl!lNNAN'l', '47-'4S: Feature Editor, Tornado, '47-'ASQ Missionary Hfommittee, '46-'47: Brainerd Club, '-15-'48, JAMES MELVIN ENNIS, JR. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1940: Private, Company E, '-103433 Corporal, Company D, '43-'44g Sergeant, Company '44-H455 Lieutenant, Company '-15-'Mig Lieutenant, Battalion Staff, '4li-'47-'48g Color Guard, '44-'45, Fifth Team Foot- ball, '40-'41-'42: Fourth Team Football, 42143: Third Team Football, '43-'-iilg B Team Football, '44-'45-'-llip Varsity Football, '-iii-H171 American Legion All- Star, '46, WAGC All-ffity, '-iii: Second Team All-Mild-South. '46, Chattanooga News-Free Press All-City, '47: Fifth Team Basketball, '40-'41-H425 Fourth Team Basketball, '42-'43: Third Team Basketball. '43-'44, B Team Basketball, '44-'45g Varsity Basketball, '46-'47-H483 intra-Mural Basketball Champions, '44- '45g intra-Mural Trac-lt Champions, '44-'1l5g Fifth Team Trark, '40-'dlz Fifth Team Baseball, '40-'-11-'-125 'Third Team Baseball, '12-'43-'-14: Varsity Baseball, '45-'46-'47-'48: Hop Committee, '-lii 47-'48: Monogram Club, '-15 -lli-'AIT-'4Sg Brainerd Club, '40-'47g Tornado Staff, '-I5-'-iii: Georgia Club, '47-'48, Bill Vvemyss Trophy for the Best Spirit in Athletics, '48. CHARLES EPPERSON cnAr1'ANo0cA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1942: Private, l on1pany E, '-I2-H435 Uompany li, '-H-'-15: L'0Tl'lIll.l..ly B, '-15146: Company A, '47-'-183 Spot-ial Drill Platoon, H5146- '-l7-'48: Fifth Team Baskctball, Fifth Team Football, '42-V133 Fifth Team Baseball, '-I2-'-431 Fourth Team Foitball, '-H3 Fourth Team Basketball, '44: Third Team Baseball, '45, Third Team Football, 'Mig Third Team Basketball, '-165 B-Team Basebzrl. V173 Varsity Baseball, '-18: Give Plub, '424'43-'44-'45-'45- '-ill-'47-'-185 PENNANT, '48: Brainerd Club, Minstrel, '43-'Ali-'45-'-162473 Dra- nialicfs Club, '4l7. ,M tit imma so -,, vo- asm -,,:jg..'-t,-EA3,,a fzrAW gwvssfm . ,.,Mn:Qs 22: A ti WW'Bm x E-EE E72 ,., E55 E ,Nfl tio nw VVILLIAM H. COOPER DANIEL H. DENNEY also B time ts xv, rx AQ . J Awwwm, VTPS gs-1 , JOHN ROYSTON CROVVE XVILLIAM REYNOLDS C'UTI'IBER'1'SON, JR. PARKS H. DALTON, JR ARTHUR NEAL DICKERSON JAMES MELVIN ENNIS, JR. CHARLES EPPERSON JAMES MERRITT FICKEISEN BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Enrolled, 194-ig Private, Company B, '44-'45, Private, Company A, '45-'Mig Private, Company '46-'47: Platoon Sergeant, Company B, '47-HIS: Fourth Team Football, '4-lg Junior Varsity Football, '-I5-'46: B 'Team Foot- ball, '47: Fourth Tram Basketball, '45, Junior Varsity Basketball, '-IS: Third Team Trac-k, '45-H165 B Team 'Trai-It, '45, Varsity Trai,-lt, HIS: Y,M.C.A. First Semestor, 'Mig West Virginia Club, '45-'4S: Senior Representative Senator, '48. VVILLIAM VV. FISCH ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Septi, 1944: Private, Company '-I-lp Private First Class, Company '-log Corporal, Company D, '45g Sergeant, Company '45-'46: First Sergeant, Company A, 'filly Second Lieutenant, Company A, '46-'47g Lieutenant, Battalion Staff, '47-'-18: Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Fourth Team Basketball, '-15: Junior Varsity Basketball, '46, Junior Varsity Football, '-IT: Varsity Som-er, '47-'48: Varsity Football, '4T: Varsity Swimming, '-lG4'1I7- '-IK: City Bac-kstroke Champion, '-Ili: Prefect, '45-'4lip Monogram Club, '4li-'47- 3185 PENNANT Staff. '-I6-'+I'1g John Ed Stone Award, '477 Bur-klioacl Club, '-II '-IS MITCHELL GARTH FLORENCE Mmm, rtoiurm Enrolled, Sc-pt., 19-iii: Private, 'Company D, '-IG-'4Tg Private, Fo, R, '4T-'48, Flori-da Club, '46-'Al8. ROBERT CRO UCI-I FREEMAN GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1944: Private, Company A, '-143 'Private First Class, Company '45, Corporal. Company A, '45-'fltig Sergeant, Company D, '46-'47, Lieutenant, t'o. A, '-17-7483 Fourth Team Football, '-14-'-153 Third 'I' am Foot- ball, '45-'-Hi, Basketball, 'IHQ Varsity Sort-er, '45-'46-'47-'48, Varsity Tennis, '47: Varsity Tran-lc, '-I5-'46-'47-'-IS: Monogram Club, '-I6-'47-'48, Blood Bowl Cham- pions, '473 Tornado, '45-'47g Cirvulation Manager, Tornado, '4'T: Y.M.'P,A., '47-WS: John Ed Stone Award, '48, Georgia Plub, WILLIAM LITTLE FRIERSON CHA'I'I'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sn-pt., 19443 Private, Company 'H-'-155 Private First Class. Foiiipany D, '-I5-'4li: Private First Class, Company B, '-I6-WIT: Corporal, Company F, '47-'-18: Som-er, '45: Ivrestling, HIS: PENNANT, '-IT-'4S. JOHN B, FUQUA MILAN, 'TENNESSEE Enrolled, Sept., 1945: Private, Company C, '45-'-IS: Fourth Team Football. '-IB, Junior Varsity Baseball, III: Junior Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Foot- ball Manager, IT: Y.M.t'f.A. Count-il, '4li. VVALLACE RUSSELL GAMBILL CIIATPANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 194-lg Private, 'Company C, '-H: Private First Class, 'Compaiiy Ci, '-15: Corporal, Company '45-'-IG: Corporal, Company '46-'47: Platoon Sergeant, 'Company B, '47-'48, Tennis, '45-'47g Volleyball, '45-'47: Wrosting, '44-'-IS, Tornado Staff, '46-'Hg Class Editor, PENNANT, '47-'-IS: Assoc-iatt-I Editor, Tornado, '47-'48, Missionary Committee, '45-'48, Jodie Kissinger Axval-tl for Achievement in Junior English, '-Ili-N171 'Pepsi-Cola Finalist, H185 Faculty Representative, '47-'483 XVinner City Oratorit-al Contest, '-183 Winner Vanderbilt Founder's Scholarship, '48, Winner Cornell McMullen Regional Suliolarship, '-183 Class Historian, '4Sg Roy Jackson Physics Medal, '47-'48, Holton I-larris Oratorieal Medal, '47-'48, Frances Thornton Strang Memorial ll-lodal in English, '47-'48, Gilbert Taliaforo Publications Medal, '47-'48, Brainerd Club, '4-1-'-IS. CHARLES FRANKLIN GAYTON ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 19453 Private, Company tl, '-I5-'-Ili-'47-'-IS: Varsity Boxing, '-I5-'40-'-IT, Runner-Up, Mid-South Boxing Tournament, '47, Runnt-r'Up, Gold--n Gloves, '-I7 w A ,,,, 5 ,, ,, vga JAMES MERRITT FICKEISEN VVILLIAM LITTLE FRIERSON YVILLIAM YV. FISCII MITCHELL GARTI-'I FLORENCE ROBERT CROUCH FREEMAN JOHN B. FUQUA VVALLACE RUSSELL GAMBILL CHARLES FRANKLIN GAYTON 31 X ED GRAY GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Enrolled Sept., 1946, Private, Company B, '46-'47, Private, Company C, '47-'48, Junior Varsity Football, '46, Junior Varsity Basketball, '47, Blood Bowl Champions, '47, Varsity Ti'Ill1IS Team, '47, Junior Varsity Football, '47, French Club, '46-'47, Greenville L'lulI, '46-'-l7-'48, YM'CA Counvil, 'AlT. JOHN KEY GRIFFIN DUBLIN, GEORGIA Enrolled, SI-pt., 1946, Private. Company A, 'ellj-'47, Corporal, Company B, '47-'48, Junior Varsity Football, '46-'47, Varsity Football, '47-'48, B Team Baseball, '46-'47, Varsity Som-ver, '48, Georgia Ululi, '46-'47-'48, Third Team Basketball, '47, YMCA, '47, PENNANT Stuff, '46-'48, President YMCA, Seroucl Term, '48, SAMUEL T. I-IADDOCK ANDERSON, sourn CAROLINA Enrolled June, 1946, Private, Ban-d, '-IG-'-IT, Private First Class, '-17, Varsity Football, '46-'47, XVI't-stliiig, '47, Swimming Team, '47, Varsity Football, '47-'48, Monogram Club, '46-'47-'48, South Carolina Club, '45-'47-'48, PEN- NANT, '47-'48, DEWEY LEE HAGGARD CHATFANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Se t. 19l2' Private Company E '42 '44, Private Company D D . ' , . . ' e 1 . . '45, 'Corporal, 'Company '45, Corporal, Company B, '-lll, Sergeant. Company '47, Captain, Company '48, Best Drilled Corporal, Com- pany D, '45, Best Drilled Corpornl, Company '46, Best Drilled Com- pany, '45, Linus Llewellyn Award I'or Neutness, '15, Hanes Lancaster Award to Best-Drilled Corporal, '46, Best Drilled l z1cII-t in 'Pompony B, '47, Military General Ext-ellen:-e Ribbon, '48, Fifth Team Footlmall, '42-'43, Fourth Team Football, '-I-4 -15-'46, Varsity Football, '48, Fifth Team Basketball, '42- '43, Fourth Team Basketliall. '4-l, Junior Varsity Baslietliall, '48, Tennis, '44- '45: Fifth Team Track. '42-'43, Varsity Trark, '47-'-IS, Missionary Committee, '46-'47, Minstrel, '-42, French Club, '-IG-'47-'48, Neatf-st, '47, Tora1Ido Staff, '-I5-'46-'47-'48, Member ol' Summ -I' SI-hool Senate, '7, PENNANT Staff, '45-'45, Business Manager of PENNANT, '47, Editor or' PENNANT, '-IS, Member ol' Hop Committee, '48, President ol' Koo Kin, '48, Brainerd Club, '42-'46, Missionary Ridge Club, '47-'48, John All--n Carter Trophy, '-l8. JOE VV. HAMILTON, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Jan,, 19-15, Private, Company D, '45, Private, Company B, '46, Corporal, Company C, '47, Platoon Sergeant, Company C, '48, Color Guard, '48, Fourth Team Fontlrall, H15-'46, Junior Varsity Football, '-IT, Fourth Team Basketball, '45, Thir-d Tram Baseball, '45, Varsity Swimming, '47, NVrestling Team, '-l5-'-Ill: Atlanta Club, '45-'-l8. WILLIAM I-I. HARTLEY IIIGI-I POINT, NoR'I'II CAROLINA ICIll'ClIlt'ti Sept,, 1947, Private, COIIIIIZIIIY A, '-IT-'-IS, Varsity Baslic-tlrall, '47- '-l8, North l'ill'Oll.lZl Club, 'ITV'-lil. DOUGLAS C. HAYNES FORT PIERCE, rI.oRInA Enrolled SI-pt., 19-Ili, Private, L'0lllllZlIly B, '46-'-I7-'-18, Junior Varsity Foot- ball, '-lli, Junior Varsity Baslntllall, '-lli-'-IT, B, ' Team Trac'-lt, Varsity Foot' ball, '47, B, 'l'aaIII Baskn-tliall, '47-'-18, Varsity Trai-li, '-48. JOHN THOMAS HEAD RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1943, Privrito, Conipuiiy D, '-I3-'-14, C'ompany C, 'HJ45 Company B, '-15-'-IT, Ufjllllltllly V, '-I7-'-IS, U'1'l,ll'IlllLI4l Stuff, '-lT-'48. If i--vi I -.. r wi If 'M xx H I-I W JOE VV. HAMILTON, JR, E ee-mm is vi is JOHN KEY GRIFFIN SJXMVICI. 'I'. IIADDOCK DIEXVICY LIZIC HAGGARD XVILLIAM Il. HARTLEY DOUGLAS C. IIAYNIES JOHN 'l.'I'IOMAS HEAD 33 EDGAR PRITCHETT HENDERSON, JR. LAVVRENCEBURG, INDIANA Enrolled Sept., 1946, Private, Company 'A, '46-'47, Private, Company B, '47-'48, Varsity Soccer Manager, '47,-'48, J. Philip Gibbs, .l'r., French Medal, '47, PENNANT Staff, '46-'47, Assistant Class Editor, PEINNANT, '47-'48, Tornado Staff, '-ill-'47, Chapel Editor Tornado, '47-'48, French Club, '46-'47, President French Club, '47-'48, Gloe Club, '46-'47, Dramatic Club, '46- '-lT, Class Prophet, 'lS. THOMAS GLENN HENRY, JR. C1-IA'l I'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private First Class, Company D, '43-'44, Private First Class, Company C, '44-'45, Corporal, Company C, '45-'-16, Sergeant, Company F, '46-'47, Second Lieutenant, Company '47-'48, Linus Llewellyn Medal for Neatest Cadet, '45-'46, l 'ourtl1 Team Soccer, '44-'45, Varsity Soccer, '45-'46, Varsity Swimming Team, '44-'45-'46-'47-'48, Missionary Committee, '45-'46-'47-'48, Tornado Staff, '46-'47, 'Military Editor, Tornado , '47-'48, .PENNANT Staff, '46-'47, Military Efditor, PENNANT, '-17-'48, Brainerd Club, '43-'48, RAYMOND HARDY HOLLAND WII.MINc'roN, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled September, 1946, Private, Company B , '47-'48, Special Drill Platoon, '47, North Carolina Club, '46-'4S. ROBERT PATTERSON HOLLIDAY LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Enrolled Sept., 19-l-1, Private, Company A, '4-l-'45, Private, 'Company B, '45- iii, Private First Class, 'Company A, '46-'47, Corporal, Company A, '47-'48, Third Team Football, '44, Varsity Football, '45-'47, Third Team Basketball, '45, Varsity Swimming, '45, B Track, '-15-'47, Varsity Tennis, '48, Varsity Boxing, '47-'48, Golden Gloves ICIIRITIDIOII, '-iS: Dramatic Club, '-16, Reporter Tornado , '-ill-'45, '-l7-'ilS, Lookout Mtn. Club, '-14-'48, VVESLEY H. HOUSER WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company C, '45-'46, Private, 'Company C, '46-'47, Corporal, Company B , '47-'48, Bust Drilled Company, '46-'47, Junior Varsity Baseball, '-15-'46, B Team Baseball, '46-'47, Junior Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '47-'48, Bowling Team, '47-'48, Florida Club, '-15-'-18. HUGH D. HUFFAKER cHA'I'rANoooA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19-13, Private, Company D , '43-'44, Private, 'Company C , '44-'47, Sergeant, Company IJ , '47-'48, Best Drilled Company, '46-'47, Fifth Team Football, '43, Fifth Team Basketball, '43, Swimming, '43, Fourih Team Football, '-l-1, Fourth Team Basketball, '-l-l, Fourth Tt-am Football, '45, Third Team Basketball, '45, Third Team Baseball, '-15, B Team Football, '46, XVeight Lifting, '47, Boxing, '-l7, Track, '47, Missionary 'Conimittt-e, '43-'45, North Chattanooga Club, '43-'ilS. DUVAL VVASHINGTON HUNTER, JR. HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled June, 1945, Private, Company B , '-15-'46, Private, Company A , '46-'47-'48, Third Team Football, '45-'46, Junior Varsity Football, '46-HIT: PENNANT Staff, '47-'48, Tri-City Club, '-15-'48, North Carolina 'Club, '45-'-JS: French Club, '45-'47, JIMMY HURST LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Enrolled September 19-i-l, Private, Company D , '-l-1, Private First Class, Company D , '45, Corporal, 'Company B , '45-'4li: Sergeant. Conmally D , '46-'47, Second Lieutenant, Company 47-'48, Best drilled Company, Com Janv D '44 '45- Bnst drilled Compftnv Coinlrmv B 'l5 'll'- Fourth 1, ,--,:. .,,. -. ,K-Ai. team football, '44, Varsity Soccer, '45-'46, XVrestling, '46-'47, Rifle Team, '-16, Tornado Circulation Staff, '47-48, PENNANT Photography, '47-'48, Xvinner oi' N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship, WN. EB ii EDGAR PRITCHETT HENDERSO WESLEY H, HOUSER THOMAS GLENN HENRY, JR. RAYMOND HARDY HOLLAND ROBERT PATTERSON HOLLIDAX HUGH D. HUFFAKER DUVALL WASHINGTON HUNTER, JR. JIMMY HURST 35 SAMUEL LEVVIS HUTCHESON GREENWICH CONNECTICUT Enrolled September 1944 through May 191153 Enrolled St-pt., 19-17-'48g Private, Company C , '44-'45g Fourth Team Football, '-1,1-H155 Varsity Sovver, '41-'-15, '47-WIS: Third Team Baseball, '44-H15: Varsity Baseball. '47-'4X. DAVID MCVVI-IORTER ISBELL C H A'r'rA Noofm, 'rn N isssia E Enrolled Sept., 19-123 Privntu, '4,'0lNIIill'lX ll , 712-'-IZ!! 4'orpor:1l, Pompuiiy D , -lil-'44, Corporal, liOI'lIJIilYlj' B , '-14-'-153 t.'or1ior:xl. t'-illtllztny I , '-15-'vllig Sergeant, Coimzany C', 'alll-47: Llvtiteimiit. Compzmy ll , '-17-'-IS: Fifth 'FPELIII Football, '42-'4-1: Fourth 'lleatxn Football, '-14-'lilz .Iunior Varsity Football, '-1l5- '47g Fifth 'I'ezim Bzislmtlmall, '-12--14: l+'o1Irth Tcrum Buslivthztll. '4-1145: Sow-ver, '45-'73 Fifth Tram Busellnll, '42-'-1,11 North I'lutttz'tmmg'n Vluh. '-12-'48, MARSHALL PRINCE JAMES MAXTON, NORTH CAROLINA Enroll:-nl Soplvmlier, 15147: Private, Foiupauy H , '47-'-18: Nt-rtll Pm-nlillgi Ululv, I 7-'48. JAMES ADDISON JONES, Ill Plxrmm.-x crry, FLORIDA Enrollt-d Sept.. 194-1: l rivz'1tv, Comlmny I-R , '-14-'-HS, Privfttv, Coinpztiiy C , 'rlli-'-175 1'!ll'll0l'ili, Ifoiiipziily B , '47-'-18: 1 l1oto:r1'zt1,1l1iv t'lulu, '-16-'4Sg Fnm:-li Vlulr, V169-IS: l lori1l:1 Cluh, 'AH-'-IX. ARNOLD REED JOYCE cimrmxoom, Tuxxnssiaa Enrolled Sept., 1942: Private, Coiurinny B , '41-'lilg Privato, f10I'1lIlZ'l.l'lj' B , '-13-'-1-1: t'orporo.l, Company '44-'45, Sergeant, Company D , '45-1115, Faptaill, Company C , '46-'17, Captain, Bust Llrilln-cl f't'IlTllJHlIy, '16-'-175 Catn- tztin, Bxtttalioll Sta,1'I', '47-V183 Allen Medal of Mc-rit, H17: Leztvli Cup, '473 Bust Drilled 'Cadet 'C'0I'lllJ?l!'ly D , '45, 1i'ourth Team Fnotlmll, V123 B ' 'Fminx Foot- llzftll, '-133 Varsity Football, '-H, '45, '46, H173 Alterman: Calrtztin, '-163 Captain, Football Team, '47: All Mid-South Football, '46-1171 All Pity, Football, H171 Most Vzxlurthlo. Footlmull, '4'l': Synortnwmiship Trophy, '473 Mirtl-South ldlmmpions, Football, '-15, '-17: B Touni Biliiillijililii, '43-W14: Varsity Basketball '45, 'Ali '47, '-IS: Altornute Caiptaizi Baskothztll, '-Ili: Varsity Buselmull Squutl. '43, '44 '45, '-16, '-17: Clllllilill Baseball, '15, '-ILS, '-173 All-City, 'Bose-bzxll, '44, '45, '-lti, KIT: Mid-Sutltll Chzunpions, Baseball, '-13, '-LT: 'Wmnyss Troluliy, 517: Stepliens Modal, .Bnst Athlete, '-ltig Varsity Trzwk, '-113-'-17, Kvo-Kim, '-IT, VIS: 1-lop K'm1imitl4-I-. '-Ili-'48, President. Hop Ccm11'nittc-1-, '47, ll.'lonogram Vluh, '-14-HIS, Santa Ufzius 'xiii-'-IT, '-17-'-183 Day Student Suxmtm-, '-17-'-153 Founrlvr of Found Sain anal His I'risi11o111lio1'wl TE'l1Ili'SSE!2l,Ii5. IT, '-IS: Brain:-rtl Club, '42-'4N. CHARLES PRESTON KELL Cl-IICKAMAUGA, GEORGIA Enrullml Sept., 19-18: Private, Poinpany '-'IT-H183 Varsity Football, '48, Mid-South Football 's'i!'12l.ll1'lili0l1S, H181 l'iIlt'ii2'lIII2lllf-T21 Vinh, HIS. JOHN VVILLIAM KILGORE mznvvstt, vmcmm Enrollf-tl Sept., 1945: Private, Conipany A , '45-'-llig Privntv, Coinpaiiy P , '-lti-HIT: QM. St-rgvzmt, '47-'-lS: Bvst Drilled t'om1ml1y, '46-'47I B 'f'1'21lN lizislu-tlmll, '-15 -llig Junior Varsity BasI:.tl'vz1ll, '-1li- -173 Rifllv Ti-aim, '45-'JSI Glct- llluh, '45-'-17: Minstrel, '-Ili-'-17. CHARLES KOLLMANSPERGER CH ATTANOOCA, TEN N IESSEE Em-ollod Smut., 191125 Private, Company '42-'-151-H143 Corporal, Company B , '44-'45, Sergeaiit, Company A , '16-'47: Czmtuiu, Comlmiiy A , '47-218: Best Drilled Cadet, Company H173 Fifth Toztm Football, '42-'-133 Fourth Teuni Football. '43-'-1-1: Third Tslzun Foothull, '41-'45Z B-Team Fubtball. '45-'Mil Varsity Foogmuv um- 47g Elks All-Cityg Fifth Team Buslul-tlmll, '42-'43, Fourth Team Basketball, '43-'-44: B-'1'e:m1 Basketball, '41-'-15: Varsity Hzislcethall, '45- '-itlg All Mid-South Team: Times Cup Tummy All Pity Team, '-Ili-H175 Fifth 'jlgillll Bnsehall, '42-'-133 Third Team Bust-hall, '-13-'-H: B-Tn-um Tr:'u-lc, '-Hi-'4'i: 1,1-wis ti. Ls-au-li Uup, --IS. SAMUEL LEVVIS H UTCI-IESON . ARNOLD REED JOYCE DAVID MCVVHORTER ISBELL MARSHALL PRINCE JAMES JAMES ADDISON JONES III CHARLES PRESTON KELL JOHN VVILLIAM KILGORE CHARLES KOLLMANSPERGER 37 DON PERKINS LAZENBY n1.UEr1Ei.o, WEST VIRGINIA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company B , '45, First Class Private, Company B , '46, Corporal, Company A , '46-'47, First Sergeant, 'Company A , '47- 48, Special Drill Platoon, '46-'47, Varsity Football, '47, Varsity Basketball, '45-'48, Alt. Captain Basketball, '47-'48, Second Team All Mid-South Basket- ball, '47, B Team Baseball, '46-'47, Secretary, Student Council, '47, llop Committee, '47-'48, Y.M.C.A. Counoil, '46-'47, Monogram Club, '45-'48, Mid- South Championship Basketball Team, '47, Bluefield Wlost Virginia Club, '45-'-18. ALVIN LEE LUTTRELL CHATFANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled, Sept., 1945, Private, Company 'C , '-15-'-16, Private First Class, Company C , '-16, Corporal, Company C , '-I7-'48, Sergeant Major, 47-'48, Best Drilled Company, Company C , '47, Sperial Drill Platoon, 46-'47-'48, Fourth Team Football, '45, Varsity Football, '47, B Team Basketball, '45- '-46, '47-'43, Junior Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '-I6-'47-'-18: Varsity Tennis, '47, NVinni:r U. Scholarship, '43, JAMES EDWARD MCCROSKEY CHA'l'l'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1948, Private, Company A , '47-'48, Varsity Football, '48, Mid-South Football Champions, '48, Chattanooga Club, '48, FRANK WILLIAMS McDONALD CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1942, Fifth Team Football, '42-'43, Fourth Team Football, '44, Junior Varsity, '-15-'46, B Team Football. '47, Fifth Team Basketball, '-l..- '4-lg Fourth Team Basketball, '45, Third Team Basketball, '46, B Tc-am Basketball, '47-'48, Fifth Team Baseball, '43-'44, Varsity Swimming, '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, Private, Company E , '-12-'44, Corporal, Company E , '45, Corporal, Company C', 46, Sergeant, Company C , '46, Sergeant, Company '47, Capt., .Company E , '48, Student Senate sophomore representative, '45, Hop Committee, '47-'48, Missionary Committee, '45-'-17, 'Soi-iety Etlilor, Tornado , '47-'48, Found Sam , '46, '47, '48, Holder of School Swimming Re- cord in 100 Yard Dash, '-18, Brainerd Club, '-iz:-'fl8. DONALD A. MCGREGOR f MANAGUA, NICARAGUA Enrolled September, 1944, Private, Band, '4-i-'45, Private First Class, Company D , '44-'45, Corporal, Company F , '45-'4li: Sergeant, Company ld , '46-'47, Captain, 'Company C , '47-'48, Best Drilled Company, '44-'45, Best Drillc-d Cadet Company, E , '46-'47, Third Team Sorcer, '44-'45, 'l'hirm'l Team Track, '44-'45, .Fourth Team Football, '45-'46, Varsity Som-L-er, '45-'-16-'-17-'48, Third Team Swimming, '45'-46, Junior Varsity Trac-lc, '46-'47, Captain Soc-r-or team, '47-'48, Head Cheerleader, '46-'47-'48, Most Sc-hool Spirit, '46-'47, Assistant Circulation Manager, Tornado , '45-'46, Circ-ulatinn ltdanagor Tornado , '46-'47, Business Manager, Tornado , '47-'48, Assistant Copy E-ditor PENN.-KNT, '46-'47, Prefect of Dormitory, '46-'47-'48, Farulty Medal For Gent-ral Excellence, '-iii-'46, Vice-President Missionary Committee, '-16-'47, President Missionary Committee, '47-'48, Viv:--President Ken-Kin, '47-'48, Hop Committee, '47-'48, Monogram Club, '46-'47-HIS: John C. Crowell Mathe- matics Medal, '4S. VVARREN CARSON MCNEILL, JR. RED SPRINGS, Noirrn cARoLiNA Enrolled June, 1946, Private, Company C , '46-'47-'48, Best Drilled Company, '46-'47, Winter Trac-lx, '4'7: North Carolina Club, '46-'-IS. JOHN R. MABBETT, JR, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Enrolled September, 1946, Private, Band, '46-'47, Corporal, Band, '48, Junior Varsity Basketball, '47, Soccer Team, '46-'47-'48, Cheerleader, '47-'48, Georgia Club, '46-'4S. JOHN VVILLIAM MEREDITH ORLANDO, FLORIDA Enrolled, 1945, Private, Company C, '45-'47, Private, Company B, '47-'-IS, Best Drilled Company, '46-'47, Junior Varsity Basketball, '46-'47-'43, B Tenm Baseball, '46, Varsity Swimming, '47-'-IS, Florida Club, '45-'-18. 'Es S .N E w -ng' age o iam ,rm o rm ?.A,.s A Riu .,S1s gs 5925 it it :atv on xx 1 X sf X L n E E 5 51 E Q as A 2 3 H X E 2 Si sf ALVIN LLL LUTIRELL JAMES EDWARD MCCROSREX FRANK VVILLIAMS MCDONALD 39 VVARREN CARSON MCNEILL, JR. JOHN R. MABBETT, JR. JOHN WILLIAM MEREDITH THOMAS S'I'EVVAR'I' MILLER ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA ,urn lerl Suit. 19451 Pl'.X'ilI.O t'om11'u1y Ill, '-I5-H161 f-'Ol'liUl lI. I'0lll1J'l1lV C F l 1 . 1 , I . . , I, 'IIGV'-IT: lfurporul, f,'0!'AllHll'ly IIN, iT-'-483 Iiillo T1-um, '-I5-'-IS: Turna.trlu Staff, '45-'ITQ St. Pl ll'l'SlbLll'l.I Club, '-I5-'-IS. JAMES OLAN MILLS ll CIIA'l'l'ANO0GA, 'rtzxxtassiztz lilurollunl Svpt., 194223 Privztte, t'umlmuy U, 'Jill-'Al-tg l'rix'utt- First Ulztss, VOIII- pany li, '-H -l5: t'orpurzt1, 'Uonilmny IW, '-I5-'-145: Swgvzxllt, Uotwmzlliy t', '-Ili-'-IT: First Lis-uttsnant, l'n. F, '-17-'-IS, Best Drille-fl Vo., '-l-1-215, '-tra-Ht.: Fourth 'Foam Sm-m-r, '4-I-115: 'I-Iourt.h T1-:tm lfootlmll, '-lt?--lT: 'l'hit'1l 'l'c-:un 'I't':u'k, '-tri, Varsity 'l'rua-li, 'VIT-'-IRQ Winn:-r Palm- Rau-v. '-IT, Mnimgrmtx Cluh, IT- IX: lirztint-rtl l'luIv, 'lil-'lN. BEN C. MORRIS PANAMA CITY, 1-'Lotutm Irlltrullt-tl Sc-pt.. lllflliz Privatr, tin. A, '-lfi- IS: l rL-nrh Club, '-lti-'-IT-'-lxg 'l'orn:ulo, -Ili-V175 lfloritlu Ululx, -IG- IT-Tlx. ENOCH C. MORRIS, JR. BIRMINGHAM, ,xt.AnAMA liurnllwl SGIIL, lflllig Privalo, Unnmuuy 'ttti-'-17-'-IS: Varsity Husulrztll Managur, 'IT-VIS: Junior Varsity Football. '-IT: Flirmiuyzlmm Vluh, f-Ui-'-IS. SIDNEY EMMET'I' MORRISON c,ts'roN1A, xotrru cARot.1x,x ltinrullt-tl Juni,-, 19-ltig Privatw, Vmmutuy 'tli-'-iT-HIS: Junior Varsity lftml- lmll, '-lti-V175 Gull' 'I'r-um, '-17: lfrent-h Vluh, '-tt!-'IIT-'-IH: North Uzlrulitiu Club, '-Hi-'48, ANSLEY MOSES Looxouu' MOUNTAIN, 'rtaxiwsstau Enrullvtl Srlnt., Ill-lf: I rix'atv, Foimuaxiy E , V12- Il: I'rix':ttt- I-'irsl Vlnss, tfunxpfuty ID , '-ll-'45, l'riv:Ltr First. Class, 'Pmxmzuly A , '45-Vlli: tiurporul, '.:0lIIli1lIl3' IJ , '-IIS-HIT: Platnoit S6-.'l'Q'l'Hlll, l'um1t:uxy 't ', '47-'48, 'Color Guard. '-I7-'48, Best Ilrillofl Cuxnimanty, Cotnwuty A , '-I5-'lllig Fifth 'Pe-:mt lfootliull, '42-'44, Iftiturlh Tram Ffvtvtlntll, '-15: Junior Varsity Frmtbztll, H1131 Fifth Tuzun Ratslwtlvzxll, til: Junior Sm-t,-tw, '43-'-I-lg XX'rt-stliug. '45-'-l7: Boxiut-K, '18, Tltirtl T0ilIl1 'Frat-lc. 'fllig XX'cighl l,il'ling' 'I't1llU, '-15: Found Sam , '-17-VIS, Louliout. Mulllltuill Vlull, '-I2-VIS. YVILLIAM HENRY NEAL, IR. WVINS'l'ON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA ,lflnrullt-tl Sept., 19-Itig Privutf-, Vlllllllllllj' 'vlti-'-173 Privattt-, Uotupnny A , '47-518: Mvmhc-r Bn-st. Drillotl Votutmtmy. '-lti-'lT: 'l'rut-li Mattztpgr-i'. '-IT: Traiut-r. 'AIT-'-IS: '1'rack. '-183 PENNANT Staff, '-Ili-'-185 Tnruarln Stuff, '-I7-'-IS, 'l'l'i-City Uluh '-lli-VIS: North Ucxrulitm Club, '-lti-WIS. CHARLES VVESLEY OAKLEY MANCHIiS'l'liR, 'tmcxnssrs Eurulluci Se-pl,, 19412: I'rivzttv, 'Cmlipauy E , '-lf!-'fllg Private First, Glass. L'UIIlDH.llY lv , '45-Ytli: twummimy ti , B4-st Drilled CDI'D1RIl1j', Privn.1o Fira Class, '-lti-'4T: Firsl SQ-wrt-attit, Vompuny E , '-47-'-IS: Fourth Tc-nm I-'ootlm 'LIU-'47, Fourth Ttum Bztslu-tlwull, '46-'Hg Junior Vurslty Foutlm , - Y.M.'C.A., '47-'-IS. THOMAS STEVVART MILLER SIDNEY EMMETT MORRISON I I Q I I 'I 4 I 3 IAMIZS OLAN MILLS I1 BEN C. MORRIS ENOCII C. MORRIS, JR. ANSLEY MOSES NVILLIAM HENRY NEAL, JR. CHARLES VVI'ISLI5Y OAKLEY 1 I 41 EDWARD WEST OEHMIG, JR. CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled, Sept., 1942, Private First Class, 'Company E , '42-'43-'44, Corporal, Company B , '45-'46, Corporal, Company A , '46-'47, Lieutenant, Company E , '47-'48, Fifth Team Football, '42-'fl-4, Fourth Team Football, '44-'45, Third Team Football, '45-'46, Varsity Football, 'flGA'48, Varsity Soccer, '46-'48, Varsity Track, '46 4lS, Missionary Committee, '46-'48, Assistant Treasurer, Missionary Committee, '47-'48, PENNANT, '47-'48, Missionary Ridge Club, '42-'fl8. NATHAN E. OPLINGER CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1946, Private, Company D , '46, 'Privati-, Company B , '46, 'CIorporal, Company B , '47, 'Corporal, Company C , '48, Track, '46-'47, Volleyball, '45-'-i6-'47-'48, Special Drill Platoon, '46-'47-'48, Chattanooga Club, '45-'4S. SAMUEL VVATKINS OVERTON, JR. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company A , '45-'46, Private First Class, Company C , '46-'-l73 Corporal, Company C , '47-'-IS, Rlllo Team, '45-'46, Junior Varsity Tennis, '47, Memphis Club, '-15-'48, Photographic Club, '45-'1l'I. THOMAS' B. PERKINS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, 'Company C , '-15-'47, Corporal, Company 'C' , '47-'48, Fourth Team Football, '45, Varsity l'ras.-lt, '-16-'48, Varsity Soccer, '48, Student Council, '46-'47, Hop Committi-f-, '47-'48, Blood Bowl Champions, '47, Tennessee Club, '45-'1l8. H. M. POSS Ci-INITANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sc-pt.. 1942, Private, 'Company '42, Private First Class 'Company E , '43-'-l-l, Corporal, Company E , '-I4-'45, Corporal, 'Company HF , '45- '-l6, Scrgenryt, Company F , '46-'47, Lieutenant, Company F , '47-'48, Best Drilled Seventh Grader, '42-'43, Bc-st Drilled Eighth Grader, '-I3-'44, Best Drillvd Corporal, Company E , 'llil-'45, Fifth Team Football, '42-'-13-'44, Fil'th Team Basketball, '42, Fifth Team Baseball, '43, Fourth Team Football, '45 46, Fourth Team Basketball, '43-'44, Fourth Tuaxn Trark, '43-'44-'45, Thipd Team Basketball, '45-'46, Varsity Football, '47, Varsity Trar-lc, '4G 47- '4S, Alternate Captain, Varsity Trac-lc, '48, Tornado Stall, '45-'48, Sports Editor Tornado , '47-'48, PENNANT Staff, '44-'48, Sports Editor, PENNANT, '47-'-18, Freshman SL-nator, '44-'45, Sevretary-Treasure-r, Monogram Club, '47- '-lS, Keo-Kio, '48, Valedictorian, VIS, Joe Brannon Memorial Track Medal, '48, iVinner of N.R.O.T.'C. Si:holarsliip, '48, Brainerd Club, '42-'4S. FRANK NATHAN PRINCE, JR. SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA Enrolled September 1943, Private, Company '4-i, 'Private First Class, Company D , '46, P.F.C., Company B , '47, Corporal, Coinpany E , '47, Battalion .Prrsonncl Sergeant, '-IS, Rifle- Train, '47-'-iS, Photographic Club, '46-'-IS, 'l'oi'nado Staff, '47-'48, PENNANT Staff '-ll'-'48, Frenvh Club, 'illi- '4S Dramatlcs 'Club, '-16-'48, Maurice 'Conior Award, '48, AATF French Medal, '48, Georgia Club, '43-'1l8. FRED CHARLES PRITCI-IARD MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1945, Privatu, Coinpany A , '-15-'-iii, Corporal, Company D , '46-'-17, Quartermaster Lioutenant, Stall, '47-'48, Rifle Ti-ani, '4l'i-'46-'47- '48, Tornado , '46-'48, Photogrupliii: Editor, Tornado , '47-'-18, Photographic Club, '-15-'48, Front-h Club, '-Ili-'47, Amorir-an Legion Award For Military Excellence, '48, Memphis Club, '45-'-18. JAMES DICK PROCTOR VVI-IITEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled, Sept., 1944, Private, Hand, '-14145, '-I5-'46, fiorporal, Ban-cl, '46-'47, Second Lieutenant, Band. '47-'48: Junior Varsity Biwelmll. '45- IS: Midget Basketball, '44-'45, Midget Football, '46, Varsity Baseball, '47, Junior Varsity Football, '47, Varsity Baseball, '48, Gloo Club, '44-'45, '45-'46, '46-'47, Dramatic-s Club, '46-'47, Protect, '45-'46, Missionary Committee, '-iti-'47, North Carolina Club, '44-'48, NATHAN E. OPLINGER SAMUEL XVATKINS OVERTON, JR. THOMAS B. PERKINS FRANK NATHAN PRINCE, JR. FRED CHARLES PRITCHARD JAMES DICK PROCTOR 43 EDGAR PUND AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1944: Privatu, L'nn111any B , '-153 P0I'll0l'il,l, Company U , 'illiq First Sergeant, Cfllllllillly U , '-175 Lieutenant, Company A , '-183 Fourth Team lfriotlmll, '-l-lg .Junior Varsity Football, 'fill-HIT: Clwrerleacler, ' '-' 3 Studm-nt Counvil, First Term. ',l5: French Club, '-lli-'48, Georgia Ulub, '44-V K XVILLIAM GERALD RANDOLPH CLEVELAND, 'rsuxnssraa 1 . - M ti Enrollt-d Sent., 19-ll: l riv:fill-. CUINIIYUIY HB , '-ll-'-16: Corporal, Coxnpany li , in on E '-lri-':lTg First Scru'vsaut, s onmany D , 'MIT- IR: Fourth Foam Football, '-ll: Q -tg! Third Ttezini Foullmll, 'AIS-'-ll?- IT, Fourth Ttain Tran-lc, '-15: Varsity Track, 'fl5- V wi B '4T5 Student l'nuum'il, '-lT9 l'lt-Vvlancl Wlub, 'll- IS, FVLTON RAY ROME, GEORGIA Idnrulll-tl Smit., 191155 l'rix'atv, lfxmipany B , '45-'-IT: Corporal, Colnpauy D , '4S9 Third Team Foutbzxll, 'ilig Junior Varsity Football, '-Hi: Varsity Football, '-lT3 Varsity Soc-vcr, '45-'4Sg Varsity Tvnuis, IT, Georgia Club, '-I5-'-IS. PAT REILLY CIIATTA NOOGA, 'I'ENNES3lil-I Enroll:-d St-pt., 151-lil, Privato. Hoadquatt-rs Platoon, '-lil-515: Priv:,Ltu First Class, l.'u111pa.ny A , '15-'-17: Private First Class, l oIn1za1'ly C , '47-'-183 Brainvrd Club, 'lil-'-18. THOMAS E. RICE IIARRIMAN, 'I'ENNESSliIi liurollt-tl S1-pl., lil-Ilg Priratl-, Uonlnany UE , '-ll-'-12: Private. Clllllliillly LJ , 121427, 'lil-'Al-lg 'Vox-In wal, Vumpauy A , '-14-V153 St-rgeztut, Lieutenant, Company li , 'rlli-'-l73 l+1xm,'utivt- Ulllver, 'Coxnpauy A , '-17-'LlS: Snuvial Drill Platoon. I-l-'-l5g Minstrel, 155 Varsity Sooner, '-47348: Varsity Football, '47-'-18: 'lwliiitrssue Club, '-ll-'-IS. ,IOI-IN PAYNE RICHARDSON CH A'I'I'A NOOGA, TEN N ESSE E ldruwmllud, Sept., 19-llig Junior Varsity Footlmll, '-163 .Iuuior Varsity Basketball, 'lti-'-17, B Twain Basubail. 'Qlli-'-iT: Varsity Football, '-IT: B Tuarn Basket- ball, '47-'-IS: Varsity Baseball, V185 Uliattallungax Club, '-lti-VIS. CELIL MILTON RODGERS . ci1A'r'1'AN0oc:A, TliNNES'Slili lllurullt-a,l S4-lit., lillilg l'l'lYiLl.l', Uurlinaily IJ , '-I3-'Al-lg l'rix'att-, UUIIIDEIIIN t. ', 'N-'-l5: I rlv:tLe Ifirsl Flares and tTnr1i.,ral, tfonlpauy A , '-15-'lllig Sergoant. liunipany '46-WIT, Sun-ond Lit-utenant, Umnxpariy HB . '47-'-18: Best Drills-ml m'or1mr:aI, l 0mpn.ny '-I5-'Alfig Soc,-ve-r, '-ll-'-18: Third Team Baseball, '45- '-ilig Scott N. Brown Primary Bible Medal, '443 Glue Club, '45-'47, Tornado , '-lti-'-IS: Assistant Military Editor, Tornado , '47-'4S3 PENNANT, 'fill-HIS: Assistant Pl1lJl,lJL!l'Zllllllt' Editor. PENNANT, '-L7-'4S: Missionary Committee, '-lli-'i-IS, l3t'ttinte1'd Club, 'lil-'-18. LOUIS LANGFORD ROSE, JR, Cl'1ARLO'l'l'E, Noam c,xRoi..xN,x Eurolltrd S4-pt., 194-lg Private, t'ompany D , 'AH-'-15: Private, Company C , '-15-'-l7: Corporal. l'0llllllUWY t ', '47- ll-33 Fourth Tmlzun Football, 'Hg Fourth r Team Basketball, '-ll: B Tennis, '-li, Third Team Football, '-Ll, '-ill, '-IT, Varsity Basltutbull 'Mauagm-r. '-113, '47: Varsity Tennis, '-17, H181 French Club, Monogram Club, 'Charlotte Club, '-14-'-IS. , JR , 5 JEL n mms 1 . Wg-kg EDGAR PUND THOMAS E. RICE x iz 1- ss: mg- 5 1: SY af W? M gn me XVILLIAM GIERALI7 RANDOI,PI'I FI'I.'I'ON RAY PAT RIQILLY AIOIIN PAYNE RICHARDSON CECIL MILTON RODGERS, JR. LOUIS LANGFORD ROSI2, JR. 45 S I. ALLEN RUDOLPH ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Enrolled Sept., 1945, Private, Company D , '45-'-lil, Private, Coinpany B , '46-'47, Private, Company '47-'-IR, Junior Varsity Football, '-15, Junior Varsity Basketlmll, '46-'4'?, B Tvani Baslcutball, '47-'48, Florida Club, '45-'-IS. NORMAN CLARK SCHLEMMER Cl-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 1943, Private First 'Class, Company B , '43-'44, Privatre First Vlass. Company A , '44-'45, 'Col'1rol'al, Company A , '45-'46: Sorgvant. COIN- pany E , '-46-'47, First Lieutenant, Company A , '-I7-'48, Fourth Team Foot- ball, '-13: Swimming, '44-'45-'-ill-'-iT-'48, Third Ts-am l?ootl'iall, UH: Mauagor Varsity Baseball, '45, Varsity Football, '45-'ali-'+l7: Boxing, '47- iS, North Carolina 'Club, '46, Second Term Student Council, '-16: Dramatlv Club, '46-'4T. RAYMOND SKINNER MEMPHIS, 'IENNESSEE Enrolled, Sept., 1945: Private, 'COITIDLIIIY D , '45-'46, Private, Company B , 'Illia'-17, Corporal, Company A , -IT-'-IS, Bt-st Drilll-d Company, Company BILL SLOAN Jowusnoko, ARKANSAS Enrolled Sept., 1946: Private, llolnpany A , '-16-'-13, Junior Varsity Baslcot- bnll, '47-'48, B Toam Basliall, '47, Student Council, '47, Y.M.C.A., '4'T. VICTOR PROVVELL SMITH HAZLIZHURST, MISSISSIPPI Enrolled Sopt., 1946: Private, company B , '-ill-'4T: Private, Company A , '47-'-ll-2, Junior Varsity Football, 'ill-'47, Varsity Tennis, 'lil-'48, Mississippi club, Mavis. DOUGLAS SPEARS LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Enrolled, Sept., 194-1, Private, 'Company '44-'45, Private First Class, Company D', '45-'46, Corporal, Conipany 'tlti-'47, Platoon Sorgl-ant, Company D , '-17-'48, Mitt-e Football, UH: Midget Football, '45-'46, XVl'BSl.lIl1g, '44-'48, Lookout Mountain Club, '44-'48, Tornado Staff, '45-'47, 'Winner of 'J N.R.O.T.'f'. Sm-liolarsliip. '-IS. VVALTER LEE SPIVEY ATLANTA, GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 1947, Private, Band, '-S7-'48, Member ol' winning Stunt, '-17, Varsity Soccer Team. '47-'48, Junior Varsity Football, '-l7, Georgia Club, '-18, SHELBY C. STANLEY, JR. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Enrolled Sept., 1941-lg Private, Company B , '44-'-15, Private, Company A , '-i5-'46-'47, Corporal, 'Company A , 'IT-'-18, Frgurth Team Football, '-l-lg Third Team Football, '-15: .lunior Varsity Football, '46, Varsity Football, '47, Fourth Team Basketball, '45, Third 'l'c.an1 Bztslzi-tlmll, '46, Bowling, '47-'48, Varsity Swimming, '45-'46-'-I7-'48, 'Captain Bowling Tonm, '48, 'Monogram Club, '47- 'AISI Texas Club, '-1-1-'-18. H M .Q -.arf if ixlzwup- .f 'QQ::-ET? ,gps xi-A - 'we msn so owne some :isis is ,sa r sgg? Eiiykiwgiitiz iffsigg, z-IR. minima: f, Eggs: .of Sansa Elf aa,-A SM wi-'fW'fi Ef E l f kwa.-.atifw f ,Bal gl ll- , Mi f7W,,,.,... ,EEZ Hs.. xii: Wglfi., 2 -owl, :flu QQWSQESSQ , axiom ' -if Q aa E? ll-' g ,, . ag-3: . iam -is-M55 amor mm mamma it J. ALLEN RUDOLPH VICTOR PROWELL SMITH 1 f e 2 2 L I 'ORMAN CLARK SCHLEMMER RAYMOND SKINNER BILL SLOAN DOUGLAS SPEARS VVALTER LEE SPIVEY SHELBY C. STANLEY, JR. 47 LOUIS SHELDON STEINBERG CHATTANOOGA, 'rrsxxrrssnu Enrolled Sept., 1942: Private, Conmzmy E , '-I2-'44, Prirnttf First Claws. COIIIIDLIHQV D , Fforporfii, UIJYIIIJZIIIQ' F , '-45-'47, Platoon Svrgvant, COIIIIHRIIQ' F , '47-'48, Fifth Tlxlllll BQLSQIMIII, 'Mill-'-H, Thirrl 'Foam Bztsselmll. '45, R-'1'0:un Rilsvliztil, '-IT, l it'l.h 'l'vzu11 l'i:1skotil:'l.lI, '-I2-'-13, Boxing Tm-nm, '-Ili-WIS, Miuslrn-I, -l..- bil. IIARRY VVESLFY STOXVRRS lll.UEFlliI.D, VVliS'l' VIRGINIA Eurnllvcl Sm-nt., 1945, Privzntu, Cumpzmy 1. ', '45-'-IIS, Emrliorul, f'0ill1Hlll1 A , '4li- HIT: Platoon Sergeant, Conxpany '-l'7: First S1-1-fzouxit., Lioznpzmy F , '-IT-'-IS: Fourth Tvum Footiiull, '-15, B 'I'r-um Bzuslwtlvull, '-45-'-lfi, I3 T1'0ztn1 Bust-- hall, '-Ili, Varsity Batsketlmll, '-Hi-'-IT- IS, Varsity Hatselmll, '-IT-'48, lllicl-South f'llllll11JlUIlH, Burt-hail, '47, Mid-South UIHLIIIIIIUIIS, Baslct-tlvztll, '-IT, Munogrzlm Club, '-IT-'-48, Y,M.I .A., Sn-4-Und Term, '-I5-Hifi, St-vnnd '1'1-rm, '-Ili-'-17, Stuflont Frmm-il, Sw-nnnl Tl-rm, '-Ili-'-IT, Tnr1nulo Stuff, 'Ili-'-IT-'48, Assistant Sports Erlllur, 'l'nrn:t1lo , 'JT-VIS, Spw-ial Drill Plnluun, '47, lllutefil,-lfrl Clulw, 'IS- IS, ROBERT CAMPBELL TAYLOR PRINCETON, KENTUCKY Enrolled Ss-pi., 1946, Private, L'fllllDiHly A , '-Ili, Privzttv First Class, CDIHIIIIIIB' 'LVTC Swgvfllxt, Uuinluuuy A , '-IT, Platoon Sk!l'5.j'l'E1llt, Cozmmuy A , VIN: Varsity lfootlwztll, '-Ili-'47, Aiternztte Ifaptaiu, Varsity Ffwtlmli Mid-Soutll i'il2l1IllJS, '-lT, Varsity Basin-tlmll, 'Lili-'-IT-'48, Mill-South Clumllls, '47, Svuinr St'IlIliUl', '47, I'lnurcling Student Suuatur, '48, Xl'lK'6'-Pl'l'Si4il:'l1t Student Counvil. '-IT, MDlltDlg'l'2llll Vluli, 'xiii-'-I7-'-IS, I-lop lA'lll'llIl'lilli'P, '47-'-IS, Kvo-Kin, 'AIT-'48, Vast-y Awarrl, '48, Vzunlnlwll ,-kwurcl, '48, Iioiitul-ky Club, '46-'48, ED THOMPSON cfxnsnsx, ALABAMA Enrolled, Sept., I9-Ili: Private, limnpauly A , 'till-'-17: First Flziss Prirztlf-, l'1.nnp:uU' A , '47, First Vluss Privzutt-, Bzuvcl, '17, 'xY'0l'Il0l'Z1i, Band, '-IT-'-IH: Varsity Footlmll, '-Ili-'-17, Varsity Sum-er, 'JIT-'-48, Varsity 'Prar-lc, '47-'-IS: i1l'l'i'l0Stl'H,, '-I7, A-Xiililillllll. Club, '-ill-VIS. RICHARD HUBERT THOMPSON C11 A'l 1'A NOOGA, TE N Issslzr Enmllmi Sept., 19,123 Privntm-, C'unnp:u1y E , '-I2-'-lil, Privatv, ITOIIIIHIIIX D , '-ll!-'-1-I, I'rivz1tw First Flaws, Uoinlmlly B , '44-'45, f'll1'IDOI'2ll, Company 'B , '45-PIG, S4-x'gsfu11t, Cuiuilmrxy A , '46-'47, First Lieutenant, Cmnpany C , 'AIT- 7 48, Fifth 'Pvzlm Frmllnull, '-IL-'43, Fifth 'i't-:un Rusk--tlvull, '43, Fifth '1'i'nm huselmall. '43, l nurth Te-aiu Bnsketlmll, 'H-'45, Fourth Tvzun Baseball. 'fl-IZ Vztrsity Slllllllllllllg, '45-'4Li-'-IT, 'I'hird Tvani Fuotlmll, '45-'lllig R-'l'ns11n Bztskvt- bull, '-Ili, Varsity Buslitribzlll, '-IT. TALBOT NV. TRAMMELL MIAMI, FLORIDA Eur-wllod Sept., 19-115, Privntu, tfomuuny '-Hi-'-IT: CGFIWFIIHI- C0ll1If?1UB' A , '4T -IS, Varsity lf'uol,lui1l, '-Ili-'47, Most In11arm'vd Linvnuui, 'llIi, All-Ifity, '47, All-Mldsuuth, IT, Var:-:ity I-lztskuthall, '-I7-'-IS, Time-s Cup Svrics Tuztm, '-l'T-'-18, All-Mirlsouth, '47, Varsity Plzisehall, '47-'48, Varsity Golf. '-I7-HIS: Ivlovmgrzun Club, '47-'-IS, Y.IvI.lJ,A., '47, TI'I'ZlSUl'l'xl', First Term Y,M.'C.A., '48, Vivo-Prvsifltmt, Sucfmitl Tvrm, '48, Studs-ut Vuum-il, First Term, '47, Presiflf-nt, Swyoml 'l'4-rm, 'IRQ K4-0 Kin, HIS, 'Cin-stvr Slt jlilQllS Mucinl fm' lhv B1-st Athls-tv, '-18, Miami L'luIx, 'llli-'-IS. , THOMAS NI. 'TVCKER ST. PETERSBURGH, FLORIDA l?Inr01le11 Smit., 1947: Privzttc. Vmllpzuiy .X 2 Varsity Foolllzlll, '-173 H0U0l'fli'l Muntiou, All-Mimi South, '-17: Sw-rnicl Strillg All-l'lHHlfU1UDl-KH. '47i Vviilllillll WU' stunt :LL Hut-Niglit, '47, Willtvs 'l'l11'zLsl1m- .-Kwan-rl, 'fl8: St. I'l!Kt'1'SlPLll'g Villlf. '47-VIS. PAUL J, VIALL, JR. Cl-l A'I 1'ANOOGA, TE N N ESSE H 12111-alma sem., 1954-ii P1'iV2Ill , conwam' '44-'-451,'i'0 Pf 'nil' C'mU'i 'U' '.45-'4r,- Sgrgegmc, rlmnpmuy 'flli-WIT, Svc-ond Litrutvimiit, Company L, . '-I7-'-IS: ,I ourlh Tlertnx Football, '-152 Junior x7l1l'SiilY FOUU-12111, '473 Thinl Team Busliefliull, '45, Thirll T1-nm Bust-lmll, '45Z V2H'Sit5' BHSGVMII. '-Hi-'-IS, 'f'l'0l'll:11Io Staff, 'f1.1-'t1S: PICNNANT Staff, 'Ll-I-'-IS, Iv'rxuml Sum , '47- IS, HARRY XVESLEY STOXVERS ROBERT CAMPBELL TAYLOR ED THOMPSON TALBOT VV. TRAMMELL THOMAS M. TUCKER PAUL J. VIALL, JR 49 NEILL McKAY VVATSON, III KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19-123 Privato, Company D '42-'-L41 'Private First Class, Company B , '44-'45, 'Corporal, 'Cunipany QB , '45-'46, Sergeant, 'Company B , '46-'47, Second Lieutenant, Company D , '47-'483 Fifth Team Football, '42-'-133 Varsity Soc-ffm-, '45-'-ill: Tornado Staff, '46-'47, PENNANT Staff, '47- '4Sp Missionary Connnittou, '46-'48, Minstrol. '46, Glenwood Club, '47-'48 LUTHER YVELCH DAYTON, TENNESSEE Enrolled Sept., 19-17: Private, Coinpany A , '47-H83 Varsity Football, '-I7-'4S: Mid-South Football lf.7lll'l.1'KlIll0IlS, '47-'4Sg All-Mid South Football, '47-'48g Varsity Basketball, '47-'48, Coal-lies: Athletic Trophy, '-IS: Dayton iflub, '47-'-IS. THOMAS E. VVHITESIDES, JR. CHA'I'TANO0GA, TENNESSEE Enroll:-d Sept., 1943: Private, Company '-lr!-'-lfl: Private First Class, Company E , '44-'45, 'Privatu First Class, Band, '-l5: 'Corporal, Band, '4G: Sergeant, Band, '46-'Hg First Liouts-nant and Band f-'01'l1I'llZlIlLI9l'. '-IT-'48: Junior Soccer, '46-'47-'4S: Intraznurals, '43-'-18, PENNANT Staff, '-17-'-18: Donald Mun- son Award, N183 Bralinvrrl Club, '43-'48. JOE DAVID VVILSON GALAX, VIRGINIA Enrolled Sept, 1947: Varsity Football, '-IT: Monogram Club: Virginia Club, '17 'lS EDVVARD NEVVELL VVITHERSPOON CI'IA'I I'ANOOGA, 'rraunussms Enrolled Sept., 1943: Private. Coinpluiy E , '-13-'44, 'Corporah 'Company E , '44-'46, Sergeant, Company C , '46-'47, Second Livutouant, Company E , '47-'48, Best Drillml Company, '46-'4Tg Fifth Team Football. '43-'-14, Fourth Team Football, '-163 Fifth Tccani Basketball, '-13: Fourth Team Basketball, H143 Third 'Foam Basketball, 'fl5: Fifth Team '1'rar'k, 'flflg A..-X.T.F. Frenvli Medal, N173 Treasui-ur, lvlissionary Coinniitti-ce, '46-'47, Vir-e-President, Mis- sionary Lfommittue. '-17- IS: Tornado Staff, '45-'-175 .Associate Editor, Tor- I1nCIo , '47-'1l8g PENNANT Staff, '-113-WIT: Assol-iate Editor. PENNANT, '47-'-l8g Brainerd 'Club, '-I3-'48, GEORGE D. VVRIGHT, JR, DALTON. GEORGIA Enrolled Sept., 19455 Privatu, Band, '45-'47g First Sergeant, Band, '47-'-IS: Rifllre Team, '45-'46, .Boxing Team, '46-'47, Orchestra, '47-'-HS: Georgia Club, '46-'48, Photographic Club, '46-HIS. STANLEY VVYNN DALTON, GEORGIA Eurolll-rl Sept., 1945: Private, Cmnpany B , '45-'-16, Private, Company A , '46-'-173 Privatu, Company A , 'AIT-'-18: Intra-Mural Sports, '45-'463 Varsity Soccer, ,465 Varsity Boxing, '-175 Varsity Track, '47-'-IS, Tennis, '47, Dalton Club, '46-'48, VVILLIAM M. YORK, JR. ckmsnsrsoro, NORTH CAROLINA Enrolled Sept., 19473 Private, Baud: Varsity Football, 'Hg Varsity Boxing, '-IS, Rifle Team, '-18, North Carolina Club, Tri-State Club, '47-'4S. .na a N m,: nz m K in F25 gms aim E s xv x ff nu, ss a nz wa Em gg gm ms uma wa at 21 ss H U' mm fgffm 'A BB HM xx SMA Em may nm was may :uma VME? -wgm gms Sam ma mass my mn nm Eew mum na E a an --.-xv. Um ::m M1 vw ms nw E-1 nw mm ms sms LU1 IIFR VVELCII THOMAS TI. XVI-IITESIDES, JR. TOF DAVID VVILSON FIIORCE D 'SVRIGIIF JR. STANLEY VVYNN XVIIIIAM M XORR IR Es Em? im? xw H -E sf 1 JIMMY ABEL CHA'I'I'ANOOGA, TENN. JACK ALLEN INDIANOLA, MISS. GLENDON ANDERSON CHATTANOOGA, TENN. WALLER ANDERSON, JR. 1cNoxv1LLs, TENN. WILLIAM BAKER DALTON, GA. WOOD BANKS CHA'I I'ANOOGA, TENN. JOHN R. BENNETT Looxcour MOUNTAIN, TENN. LYNDON BENNETT, JR. cHA1'1'ANooGA, TENN. DOUGLAS RIDER BEVILLE, JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. KEITH RENNIE BIGGERS CHARLOTTE, N. c. DAN BLALOCK, JR. BRADENTON, FLA. VVILLIAM ANTHONY BLEDSOE GREENSBORO, N, c. FLETCHER VVHITE BRIGHT LooKouT MOUNTAIN, TENN. WILLIAM E. BROCK LooKoU'r MOUNTAIN, TENN. GEORGE BROCKENBROUGH KINARIJS, s. C. LEVVIS ARNOLD BROWN cHA'I'I'ANooGA, TENN. HAROLD WALKER BROVVN, JR. IIIENNETISVILLI5, s. C. WILLIAM MCNAIR BRYAN LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN. AMOS S. BUMGARDNER Cl-IARLOTTE, N, C. CARLTON BURN ETTE cIIA1'I'ANooc.x, TENN. AUBREY L. CALTON, JR. LIITTIMORE, c. JOHN BROWNING CAMERON CH A'I'rANooCA, TE N BILLY CAULKINS Loozcom' MoUN'I'IxIN, TENN. ROBERT L. CLAPP CI-IA'I'I'ANOoGA, TENS. HERBERT B. COHN SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TENN. JOHN RICHARD COLLINS MONTEREY, TENN. BLUCHER COOPER ' BIRMINGHAM, ALA. GEORGE HENRY CORNELSON, JR. CLINTON, S. C. ROBERT MCGEE DAVENPORT LooIcoU'r MOUNTAIN, TENN HAROLD DAVIS cIIAIzLo'1'TIz, N. C. ALAN DICKSON CHARLOTTE, N. C JOI-IN WILLIAM DIETZEN CH.-ITTANOOGA, TENN. NEELY DIXON BELMONT, N, C, COOPER DYER, JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. VAUGHN DYER CHATIANOOOA, 'I'I2 N N. JAMES R. ELLIOTT KANSAS CITY, MO. GEORGE EUBANKS A'I'I,AN'I'A, GA. GEORGE EVANS JACKSON, Mxss. JAMES S. FAHEY CI-IATFIINOOGA, TOMMY FANJOY STATESVILLE, N. C. JAMES C. FARRAR CHATIANOOGA, TENN. ALFRED FARRIS NASHVILLE, TENN, STATES RIGHTS FINLEY LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, VVILBUR FLOWER, JR. ORLANDO, FLA, BOB FOVVLER KNOXVILLE, TILNN. GEORGE GRANVILLE GRAHAM MIzMPIIIs, TENN. ALEX H. GUION CI'IARLO'I I'E, C. WILLIAM H. HALL, JR CHATTANOOGA, TENN. CHARLES HAVVKINS cH.x1'1'ANo0GA, TENN. JOHN BLAKEY HELM LOUXSVILLE, KY. PRESTON B. I-IENN MURPHY, N. c. GAIL C. HERSI-I cl-m1'1'ANo0GA, THNN. HALE CARMACK HOLLAND CHATFANOOGA, TENN. JOHN EDVVARD HUCKABA CIlA'I'I'ANOOGA, TENN. BROOKS T. HUEY MILAN, TENN. RAYMOND GENE HUNT cHA'r'1'ANooc:A, CLAUDE B, ILER, JR. GREENvI1.1.E, S. C. DON JACKSON MARyv11.LE, TENN. VVILLIAM JEWELL CI-IICKAMAUGUA, GA. VVALTER VV. JOHNSON MAN!-IASSET, N. Y. JACK KINSER CllA'l l'ANOOGA, 'I'liNN. PAUL C. KLYCE, JR. C1-IA'I'I'ANO0GA, TENN. CARL EVERETT KNOEDLER cr-m'1'rxNoocA, Maxx. CARL LAMBERT, JR. CORAL CABLES, FLA. BENNIE LAMBERTH ,IoNI2suoIao, ARK. ROBERT I-I, LISTON IsIzIs1'oI,, TENN. THOMAS BUCHANAN LOONEY MEMPIYIIS, TENN. JIMMY LYLE CH A'l'I'ANOUGA, 'l'l5 N N. JAMES K. MCARTHUR CRAMIiR'I'0N, N. C. ARTHUR C. McCARTY LouIsvIL1.Iz, KY. RODERICK K. MCKENZIE C1IA'r'I'ANomm, 'ru N N. JAMES R. MCWANE BIRMINGHAM, AL.-I. VVALTER D. MOORE, JR. cIIIcKAIvmUc:.x, GA. RICHARD SCOTT IWORRIS 'I'vLEIa, 'ruxfxs HALMIQR J. NANCE, JR. RU'I'I.liDGI5, TE NN. GEORGE E. NICKELS, TI BRISTOL, TENN. STEVE NOVVELL, JR. IIICKORY, N. C. DITNBAR OEHMIG cIm'I'I',xNooG,x, 'I'IcNN. JAMES J. OOS'1'ERlIOUD'1' JACKSONVILLE, FLA. JOHN VV. PARSONS GALAX, VA, JOHN T. PATAKY OIILANIJO, FLA. ARTHUR ALLEN PATY MEMPHIS, TENN. ALBERT M. PENNYBACKER, JR CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN. JULIAN VV. POTTER KII.coRE, TEXAS EARL RADLEIN, TR. C1-IA1'1'ANoocA, TENN. CHARLES PRATT RATHER, JR. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. IVERSON RIDDLE MORGANION, N. C. FRANK RIVES MEM PHIS, TENN. MONTGOMERY ROBINSON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TEEN. CHARLES RODES DANVILLE, KY, JOE McDOWELL RODES DANVILLE, KY. C. COURTLAND RUDOLPH ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. RALPH L. SANDERS cIIAI I'ANoocA, TENS. VVALTER M. SANDERS, JR. I3I.UEIfIELu, W, VA. BOBBY SANDERSON ORLANDO, FLA. JOE A. SCHMISSRAUTER, JR Cl-IATTANOOGA, TENN. HERBERT J. scHoLz, JR. BIRMINGHAM, ALA, CHARLES DAVID SETLIFFE CH A NORMAN F, S C1-1 A'r1vx Nooc: TTA NOOGA, TH N N . EDWARD C. SHARP BIRMINGHAM, ALA. MIT H A, TENN. ROY STUART SMITH, JR. CIIA RLO'I'l'E , N . C. MALCOLM OLIN SPANN cREENvn.1,12, 5. C. EMERY STRANGE GREENVILLE, Miss. TERRY SULLIVAN CI-IA'l l'ANOOGA, 'rn N N. BUCK SVVEET HUGH G, SYVAN New umm, N. C. S CI-I A'I'1'ANOOGA, TEN N. RED FORD TRAMELL Jmmco, TENN. GARIEPY G. VVATSON c11AT'mNO0GA, TENN. CHARLES VVAUGH c:A1,Ax, vmcx NIA U. K. VVHALEY crm1 1',xNoocA, Tsxx. ROBERT C. VVILLIAMS KEATING V. Z '1'YLI5R, TEXAS CH A'I'I'A Noocm, TEN N. EPPA SOP er , dir' First Row RonIcR'I' Al,l.lSfJN ...... - ..,. Akron, Ohio CHIRoLL B. ARMs'rRoNc . . Clmartanoogu, Tenn. JOIIN XV, BARCLIIX' . . Copperhill, Tenn. ROLAND H. BEAM . . Charlotte, N, C. JAMES O. E. BECK . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. -JOHN THOMAS BIIRRYIVIIIN . . St. Petersburg, Fla. Second Row FRANK R. Brsrrs ....... Chattanooga, Tenn. CI-IARLIR BLUE . . . Charlottesville, Va. KENT BRAIILIQI' . . St, Petersburg, Fla, lion BRANNON . . . . Birmingham, Ala IDICK BRIs'I'oL . , . . . . Morganton, N. C PAUL KRULSI BROCK .... Lookout Mountain, Tenn LAMAR BURFoRo . BERT BURNI2'I'I'I5 . ROBERT F. CARLISLE RICHARD CARVER . HENRY CASTNER . . Montgomery, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn Birmingham, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Louisville, Ky. JIMMY BRADLEY ....... St. Petersburg, Fla. Eh First Row GEOIIGIE CLARK ........ Chattanooga, Tenn. JOHN B. COLE, Ill' . . Birmingham, Ala. VVILLIAM N. CROSBY . , Bay Minette, Ala. RAY DALEY ..... . Chattanooga, Tenn. HENRY Louis DIAMOND .... Chattanooga, Tenn VVILIJAM BUCHANAN DUNAVANT, JR. . Memphis, Tenn. Second ROW JOHN ADAMS EARLY . .... Birmingham, Ala, DAVID CLINTON EVANS . . . Brownsville, Tenn Ross EVANS .... . Nashville, Tenn. J. EDWARD FAUCETYE . . . Bristol, Tenn. IIMMY Fowuiv. .... . . Knoxville, Tenn. El.I,SVVOR'l'll B, FRANKSON . . . Gnlcslmrg, Ill. Third Row RICHARD GARLING'l'0N .... . .Atlanta, Ga. RAY GILL, JR .... . . Memphis, Tenn. ROBERT A. Gurukm . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. DAYVSON JAMES HALI ,... Lookout Mountain, Tenn VVILL1AM HrXMER . . ,... Dyersburg, Tenn DONALD HIXON . . Chattanooga, Tenn First Row VVALTER JAMES l'IOGAN . . GERALD EUGENE HOLMES . . GEORGE VV. HUMPIIREX'S . GRAY I'IUNTER . GEORGE H. INMAN VVOODS W7ELB0URNE JAMESON . Second Row . . Lenoir, N. C, Chattanooga, Tenn. . VVl1itwell, Tenn . .Anniston, Ala. . . Augusta, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn. WILL JOHNSTON ....,. . Memphis, Tenn. BEN G. JONES . . . Charlotte, N. C. ELMER C. KAX'I.0R . l'IUGH G. KING, III .... THEODORE FRANKLIN KING, JR. TED LAZENBY ....... Third Row rFHOMAS N. LETSINGER .... FRANK LEWIS . . . JOHN LUTZ, III . JULIAN MCCAMY . . ROBERT C. MAGRUDER . BILL MARINE .... Chattanooga, Tenn , . Lexington, Ky Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn . . Alcoa, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Dalton, Ga. . . Orlando, Fla. Chattanooga, Tenn. First Row JOHN CARROL MAY . . . . . IJOWARD L. MERCER . . . VVILLIAM L, MILES . . VVILLARD P, MOORE . . L. D. MOSELEY . . . . FRANK SWAN N.ABERS . Second Row Jon OLIVER ...... . . WILLIAM D. PARKER . . St. Augustine, Fla Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn . . .Atlanta, Ga Youngstown, N. Y, . Nashville, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. SAM PITNIQR . . NELSON C. Pon . XVALTER QUILLIAN . . . Knoxville, Tenn. . . Greenville, S, C. . . .R0ssvillc, Ga. RICHARD J. Rfuvisev ..... Chattanooga, Tenn. Third Row JAMES VV. REILLY . . JERRY V, RILEY. . ROBERI' W. ROANE . . L. KENNE'FI-I RoIaER'Is . NELSON DAVIS Ronns, JR. . PIELHAM Aces ROVVAN . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . . .Chattanooga, Tenn . Chattanooga, Tenn . . . Savannah, Ga . . Danville, Ky , . Anniston, Ala Wh Fir5t Row LoUIs T. RUNGI5 ..... .Greenville, S, C. KENNE'I'l-l G. SCIINEIIJIJR . . Anniston, Ala. JOHN SIflliRRII.l. . . . . . Charlotte, N. C, JAMES SIIOIIFNER . .Knoxville, Tenn. BILLY SLACK . , . . . . Gainesville, Ga. PIIILIP A. TABER . . Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Second Row BILLY 'THOMPSON . ........ Sharon, Ga. M.I'I'1' LRE THOMPSON, JR. . . Chapel I-Iill, N. C. sr fi JOHN C. TIIoRNE . . . Q . . Columbia, S. C HARLIW Gnome FFOYVNLEY . . . Chickamauga, Ga. DAVID TURNIZR .... . . . Bradenton, Fla ROBERT JAMES TUIKNER . , . Greenville, S. C Third Row PAUL J. VVALKER, JR. . JAMES VVRRWICK . . VVILI.IAM R. VVATIS, JR. L. Pom: WILLIAMS, JR. JOHN L. XVRIGI-IT, JR. . L. VVINSTON VVRIGHT, JR. . . . . . . .Atl1ens, Tenn VVest Palm Beach, Fla . . Coral Gables, Fla. . . Edenton, N. C . Chattanooga, Tenn . Chattanooga, Tenn 'I I,,Hnunm,.,,M ll' H ,ll 1 H I ff' ' A ,xog V5 M355 .f...,Mrx,, DAVID Doss ISARE . . I'IUN'I'ER BELL, ja, Firsl Rofw Third Rofw THOMAS R. BLANKS, jk. . CHAUDOIN CALLAVVAY III . JOE CALLAVVAY . BOYD COLEMAN . CHARLES COUSAR CHARLIE CURLE . MILTON I. DEITCI-I GEORGE Dowov . . Sftond Row . . .Daltou, Ga. , . .Atlz1nta, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn . Chickamauga, Ga. . . . Dalton, Gu Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn . Charlotte, N. C ALAN EI.s'I'oN ..... EDDIE FISHER . . . VVILLIAM GIBSON, JR. . DONALD LLOYD GRAY . ROBERT L. PIADDEN . . . Fourth PAT PIAIRSTON .,.. D. VV. PIAMMOND, JR. . . FRANK PIARDVVICK . . THOMAS ALAN PIARRIS . TOM HOLLEX' .... St. Petersburg, Fla . . .Athcns, Tenn . Cleveland, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn . . . . La Fayette, Ga. . La Fayette, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Firsl Rofw Third Rofw CI-IARLES YVAYNE HOLLEY . . RICHARD VVEBB PIUCKABA . . CIIARLEY J. HUNTLEY .... VVILLIAM FRANK HU'1'CHESON II . GENE JENNINGS ...... Second Rofw WARREN JONES . . BILL KING ...,. CARL KOEI,LA, JR, . GRADY POAG LANE, JR. . . VVALTER LAUTER . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . Falls Church, Va. . .Rossville, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn . Cleveland, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn . Rockford, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn . . Rossville, Ga. B. W. Lowm' .,.,. GENE MCCLAMROCIQ . ROBERT MCGREGOR . ALoNzo H. MYERS, JR. . . RALPH S. PADEN .... Fourth JOIIN W. PEARCE ..,. ALLEN PHILLIPS .... THOMAS R. PRESTON HI . A. VV. RAIJLEIN . . . TI-IoIvIAs AI.l.AN RICE . . . . . .Tampa, Fla. . . Knoxville, Tenn. . . Managua, Nicaragua . . Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Lookout MOLll'lfHiIl, Tenn. Rofw . . .Bi1'mingl1am, Ala. . . . . .Augusta, Ga. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. First Rnfw SCFUIZL1 Rofw VVILLIAM Gussox Romans , . .... Atlanta, Ga. CJORDON M. Sxslc, .TR .... . JULIAN H. ROUNTREE, jk. . . . Mt. Airy, N. C. Rlclmlzn VV. SPENCER . ROBIN M, RUIJKJITI7 . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. BURTON SPRAKER . . SIDNEY Sco'r'1' . . . . Clmttzmooga, Tenn. JOHN VVELCH . . RUFUS SHERRILI, . . Clmrlotte, N. C. JIMMY VVILLIAMS Third Rofw Dm., XVoon . . . ..... Chattanooga, Tenn. C0kn1N Xvoonvvmzn . . Clmtranooga, Term. Chattzmooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn St. Petersburg, Fla . .R0ssvilIe, Ga f? x S Eighth Grad RICHARlD AIIERCROMIIIE .... BOBBY BAILEY . . . . XXHLLIAIS1 BRUWIIER BURTON BROWN . XVILLIAM JOHN BURI.r:v, JR. . . First Rofw Third Rofw Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Athens, Tenn. . . Rossville, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. GLENN T. CAMPm3I.l, ..... Chattanooga, Tenn, SAM CAMIJBELI ,.... . . Chattanooga, Tenn. JOHN 'IQHOMAS CI-IRIs'I'IAx . . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil CHARLES LUTHER CLAUNCH . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. MELVIN J. DEITCPI . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. CHARLES FRANKLIN DILL JAMES LEE ENSIGN, JR. Jon T. Esrns . . . C. RALI-I-I EWING . . VVII..1.IAM A. GARRE'l'l' . JOE H JAMES BRIAN JAMES JAMES Fnurfll ACKER..... F. HALL, JR. . F. HEIXD . . . WULEY HUDI.ow . MADISON JOINER . R ofu: Chattanooga, Tenn . . Rossville, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn . . , Atlanta, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn . Knoxville, Tenn . . Ringgold, Ga Chattanooga, Ten n. Lookout Mountain, Tenn Eighth Grad JAY L. LEVINE . RONNY .C, LEVY . TOM MCCRXLLIE . PIAROLD MEADOWS . ANDREW MOORE . PAUL MORRIS . . GEORGE P. MUSE, JR JOHN DANIEL ODOM THOMAS M. PANKEY First Row Sevund Rofw DAVID NATHAN PARKS, JR. . Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tenn Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn . Birmingham, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn PERRY PEARSON . . Third Rnfw THOMAS JARNAGIN REEVE, JR. CHARLE'S B. ROIDGERS Rum' J. SAl'ERs1'Exx JOSISF HAROLD SI1A1,E'1 1' . . . D ELANO SKIPPER . Fourlh Rnfw THOMAS D. SNOWDEN, JR. . NEIL TAYLOR . . ROBERT V. 'TAYLOR IVIACK TRO'l'l'ER, JR. IJAVID Youxo . . Chattanooga, Ch attanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, . Memphis, . Memphis, . Greenville, . Maryville, Chattanooga, Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Miss Tenn Tenn Seventh Grad div YQ: JOEL BLACIQEORO, JR. JEFFERSON BROVVN Firsi Rau' Third Rofw Signal Mountain, Tenn . .RossviIle, Ga. JAMES C. CAMPnEI.L . . . Chattanooga, Tenn JoI-IN A. CARTER II RICKEY Conn . . LEE COLLINS, JR. . . . .... Chattanooga, Tenn, BRAINARIJ COOPER, JR. DAN CRA'I'Es . . . JOHN F. CRUX, JR. J,xRvIs GIBSON DEAN . Chattanooga, Tenn . . . Chattanooga, Tenn Srfoud Rofw Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, . Chattanooga, Tenn. 73 ROBERT FREEMAN . , HENRX' T. FUSSELI. . CIIARLES A. GIBSON . DEE HARDIN .... JAMES FREEMAN HARRIS Fo Bon l'IUFFAKER . BILLY O. JEVVELI, Tan JOIINSTON . FRAIVK KIRK .... CI-I.-xR1.Es E. KOIILHASE Chattanooga, . Chattanooga, . . VVest Palm Bean Izrlh Ro-w Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tenn Tenn h, Fla Tenn Tenn Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. 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Presideni TOMMY SCHLATER . . .Boarding Sludrni Sfllllflll' H SAMMY JOYCE . . . . . Day Sizzdzvzt Szrnator l BOB TAYLOR . . . . . Senior Srnator A JOHN CAMERON . . . Junior Senator JOHN SHERRILL . . S0f5!l0Ill0l't? Srnator CHAD CALLAVVAY . . .FI'!'Jh7lIll7l Srnalor JIMMY ENSIGN . . . . , . Junior Sfhool Sfnnior BILL BACON . ...... ...... 1 Jfesidvnt ED STREET . . . Day Student Senaior BOB TAYLOR . . . Boarding Sludrnf Senator JIMMY FICKEISEN .... Senior Srrzaior BOBBY DAVENPORT . .Junior Szvzator JOHN SHERRILL . . , Sophomore Scnalor EDDIE FISHER . . , . . Ffl?,flllIld7l Srflator THOMAS PANKEY . . . Junior Srhool Snzatol' BILL BACON . BOB TAYLOR . OFFICERS First Term Pl'I'5i!lL'llf . . . . . . . .I ic'L'-Prr'.ridr'11i DON LAZENBY . ...... . . . S1'I'l'l'I!ll'y MEMBERS Talbot Trammell Charles Huntley Tom Perkins Tommy Fanjoy Charles Rotles George Nickels Jimmy Fowler WVz1ller Anderson johnny Thorne john Collins Eddie Fisher Arthur Paty OFFICERS Second Term TALBOT TRAMMELL ...... . . . Prvsid4'11l ALBERT CARTER ...,.... . . Ificf'-Przfsirlmzl HARRY STOVVERS ........ . . .SvH'rI111'y MEMBERS jimmy Brock George Nickels joe VVilson Charles Huntley Amos Bumgnrdner Tommy Fanjoy johnny Thorne George Cornelson jim Fowler Dick Proctor Robert McGregor Q Student Connell BILL BACON, '1 ALBO1 TRAMMELL, I,l'5'5Il1l'llf 83 Koo- 'io DEWVEY HAGGARD Prcridwzt OFFICERS DEVVEY HAGGARD ....... . . . Presiderzl DON MCGREGGR . . .Vice-Prexidffzt ED STREET . . . . .Secrctary TOMMY SCHLATER . . MEMBERS Martin Clough Talbot Trammell Sammy Joyce H. M. Poss Bob Taylor Harry Bunch Bill Bacon FACULTY MEMBERS Spencer McCallie, jr. Robert McCallie 84 Trmxurer TOMMY SCI-ILATER . BILL BACON . . TALBOT TRAMMELL jim Brock Dick Boyd Bobby Freeman Charles Rodes John Ed Fnucette JOHN GRIFFIN TALBOT TRAMMELL M ARTIN CLOUGII jim Brock Dick Boyd Bobby Freeman Charles Rodes john Ed Fnucette OFFICERS First Term MEMBERS Pratt Rather Jim Fowler George Nickels jerry Walker Halmer Nance OFFICERS Second Term MEMBERS Pratt Rather jim Fowler George Nickels jerry VValker Halmer Nance . . . Pl'L'.ririz'11I . . Fire-President . . . Secmtary George Graham Jimmy McArthur Eddie Fisher Rufus Sherrill Charles Huntley . . . . Peridcnt . . l'ire-Pnfsidrril . . Sucreiary George Graham jimmy McArthur Eddie Fisher Rufus Sherrill Charles Huntley A 'IOM SCIILAIFR Pl .sldfrll I . L g g IOIIN CRIFFIN Prcsnlfzzl 85 onogram Club 'l'ALBO'l.' TRAMMELI, QFFICERS I rL'sia'f'1zl TALBOT TRAMMELL ...... . Prerzduzl CHARLES KOLLMANSPERGER . . I III' Prmzdmf I-I. M. POSS ........... .Sfrrrmry K MEMBERS Harry Bunch Sam Haddock Bobby Freeman Bill Bacon VValler Anderson Tommy Schlatur Martin Clough Bob Taylor Preston Henn Shelby Stanley Joe Schmissrautex' lim Ennis Don McGregor Harry Stowers 85 Olan Mills Louis Rose Billy Fisch Pratt Rather Vaughn Dyer Bob Clark George Graham Tommy Fanjoy john Alba Don Lazenhy Luke VVelch Joe VVilson nl ulian McCamy OFFICERS DON MCGREGOR ...... . . . l're.vidrrzl NEVVELL NVITHERSPOON . . Vinr-l'rn5if1'r11t AL CARTER ...., ......... . Yccrclary JOHN ED FAUCETTE . .......... Tz'm.s111'c'r' ED OEHMIG . . . .Day Sludezzr .'l.f.vixta11t Trm.vurcr FRED ARNOLD . . . Day Sfudenl flssislant Treasurcl' GEORGE NICKELS . lianrcling Sfudelll ,flysisialzl Trffasurer TD SHARP . . . . . Boarding Student .f1.r.vi.vlanf Trr'a,r1u'1'l' Neill XXVIIISOH Paul Klyce .lack Kinser Don Alexnncl:-1' Buck Looney Nelson Poe Tommy Henry Cecil Rodgers john Burley Richard Spencer Chad Callaway Douglas Beville MEMBERS Ecl Sharp Robert Samlerson john Patnky Richard Morris Bob Elliot Bill Bledsoe Amos Bumgardner George Cornelson Dunbar Oehmig Roy Smith States Finley lllissionary Cbmmittee DON NICGREGOR Presidclzt 87 Hop omlnittee HARRY B U N CI-I PI'L Jitl'L'Ilf HARRY BUNCH . Dewey Haggard Don McGregor Bob Taylor Bill Bacon Martin Clough Don Lazenby 88 OFFICER . . Presideflt MEMBERS Tommy Schlarer Ed Street Tom Perkins Frank McDonald Charles Kollmansperger Jim Ennis ,Q . if Q . o A , 0 I . O 4. iw QM! QE qi-4 . ' K .Y . eww- f .L use W i 255' ' luv Haw E if Has. A v n f' '1 51 ., ,,, 955:- :- 1- n . s 1 - Q . my wmamswamwiww A ' ' D . A . - K n A . - : I Q ,1 . ,QQ -I - kv ' x . . , D ' . , . . x A -X Y ' . , , 0 . ., . i U f. I - Q 4514 ' ' NF, . 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Burns and the tactical ofiicers brought this year's cadet corps to its highest peak of efficiency, as the battalion earned the govern- mental rating of Superior in the annual military inspection. Colonel Dunlap is an honor graduate from the Citadel and was voted the most popular and the best all-around student in the graduating class of 1925. He came to McCallie in the fall of 1925 and remained here until he was called to active duty in the army in 1941. During the war Colonel Dunlap served at various posts throughout the country and linally was sent to the Pacific area, where he was stationed first on Iwo Jima and them on Okinawa. While on Okinawa Colonel Dunlap served as a regimental commander. Since his return to McCallie Colonel Dunlap has taken an active part in reserve affairs, having held several oflices in reserve organizations. The success of this year's battalion was largely due to the efforts of Colonel Dunlap. His ex- periences in the war no doubt heightened his in- herent ability as a leader and a commander. In carrying out the military program Colonel Dunlap was ably assisted by the assistant commandant, Major A. L. Burns, and by Captains L. R. Tate, D. M. Spencer, R. B. Davenport, and G. S. May- berry. Major Burns was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Ofiicers Reserve Corps upon his graduation from Emory University in 1925, His THE FIQACFFICAL OFFICERS Left to right: Captain D. M. Spencer, Captain G. S. Mayberry, Major A. L. Bums, Captain L, R. Tate, Captain MAJOR A. L. BURNS R. B. Davenport 93 service in the military department through- out the years has been of the best sort. The work of the tactical ofiicers both on the drill field and in the teaching of mili- tary classes was of great benefit to the battalion. Especially noteworthy was their instruction in military subjects right before Government Inspection. They played no small part in making the batta- lion what it was this year. MAJOR TOMMY SCHLATER Cadet Major Tommy Schlater entered McCallie four years ago as a freshman. He was promoted to the rank of cadet corporal at the end of his freshman year and cadet sergeant at the end of his sopho- more year. At the close of his junior year he received the Best Drilled Cadet Medal of Company D and was promoted to the ranlc of cadet major of the battalion. At the final parade this year Cadet Majoir Schlater, whose ho-me is in Nashville, Ten- nessee, received the Colonel Dana H. Allen Memorial Award in military. Tommy,s ability as a leader and a com- mander has helped to malce him one of the best battalion commanders at Mc- Callie in recent years. 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Alexander, Guidon Bearer Bledsoe amp ny F. 100 FIRST PLATOON Sergeants Fiekeisen Hucknlm, J. Corporals Finley Griffin Lutz Smith, S. Privates Henderson jones, B. Holland, R. King, H. Huey Looney Hutcheson, S Morris, R. SECOND PLATOON Sergeant: Gambill Pennylmcker Corporal: Cousar Dyer, C. Jones, A. Runge Privates Evans, YV. Hunter, G. Farris james Florence Iohnston, T. 71-Ielm Iohnston, VV. jackson, D. jameson Oosterhoudt Rice, A. Sanders, W' Swan Rather Houser McCamy, I. McClz1mroch Meredith Spann M155 MARTHA ANN HHITTIJN Sponsor for CAPTAIN DON MCGREGOR Capt. McGregor, D., First Lt. Thompson, R., Second Lt. Vizxll, Second Lt. Hurst, First Sergt. Clark, C., Guidon Bearer Burnette FIRST PLATOON Sergecmts Banks Brown, L. Hamilton Corporal: Cooper, W. Oplinger Patnky Rose, L. Sprnker Privates Blanks Gray, E. ' Oliver Strange Bnrnette Guhtrie Parker Townlcy Dickson, A. Huntley Perkins VVatts Fuqua King, VV. Slack VVaugl1 Gayton McNeill Spencer SECOND PLATOON Sergeants Dietzen Robinson, M, Corporals Armstrong Daley Farrar Holland, M. A Overton, VV. Miller, T. Privates Bare Head, J. Mercer Trammell, R. Brannon, R. Huckabn, R. Pitner Turner, D. Calloway, C. Kaylor Slack Turner, R, Curle Marine Thompson, M. VVood, D. Denney 102 I MISS P1-XT MILLS Sponsor for CAPTAIN HARRY BUNCH .V Wg 2 , Capt, Bunch, First Lt. Schmissrautcr, Second Lt. VVatson, N., Second Lt. Isbell, First Sgt. Randolph, Guidon Bearer Clapp Co pan FIRST PLATOON Sergeants Anderson, VV. Barton, XV. Spears Corporals Bennett, L. Clapp Hutcheson, F. Jewell Mrwfmre, D. Ray Privates Bradley, -I. Fahey Knocdler Rowan Carver, R. Fowler, I. McGregor, R. Shoffner Cooper, B. Harris, T. Miles Thompson, B. Early Inman Nance Wfilliams, -I. SECOND PLATOON Sergeants Arnold Barton Davenport Moses Corporal: Brock, VV. Bryan Thorne Privates Barclay Deitch, M. Hixon Beck Dunavant Holmes Bradley, K. Evans, R. 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Mnllallie, 125 Hiqh Puint, 12 The season's opener was played against High Point, North Carolina, and the game ended in a 12-12 deadlock. The first High Point marker came in the second period as 114 the result of a Blue fumble, but Sammy Joyce and Tommy Tucker sparked a drive that finally netted a touchdown on a twenty-six yard jaunt by Tucker, tying the score 6-6. Again, in the third period, High Point recovered a Tornado fumble and scored, but late in the fourth quarter the Blues scored on a sleeper pass, Joyce to Trammell, tying the score at 12-12. The point-after-touchdown try was missed, and the game ended soon after. Mnliallin, 135 Nutrn llama, 7 McCallie defeated Notre Dame, 13-7, for its first victory on September 27. Both teams scored in the first half, our marker it A -z .,., ... , A 1 4 CAPTAIN SAMMY JOYCE Quarferbark :Ill-Mid-Soizih and .flll-City Football ham ions being made on a pass from Joyce to Tram- mell. I-Iowever, Notre Dame made their extra point and took the lead, 7-6. In the third period no scoring occurred, but the Blues at the first of the last canto, began a drive goalward that was halted. Notre Dame was forced to punt, and the Blues took over, driving to the Greenie 1 foot line. With nineteen seconds remaining, Sammy Joyce plunged over for the decid- ing tally. Mnllalliie, IE: E. M. I-L, 7 The next victim of the rampant Blues was Columbia Nlilitary Academy of Co- lumbia, Tenn. In the first period the Blues ALT. CAPT. BOB TAYLOR Guard Tian! Rau In I Io ugh! lVl'1lI1ll Clough Shelbx Stanley joe VS7ll50D Douglas Haxnes John Alba B1llB.1con Clen don Anderson -loc bchmxssrnutu Pd Street Preston l-Ienm Don Lazenby Second Roto It I in llgflf John C rlfhn Ialhot Trammell Luther VVelch Vl'1ller Anderson Ceorge Qraham Bob Taxlor Sammx joxce Tommx 'Iuclter II'urx Bunch jim Lnms hxlllblll' Flowers Charles Kollmansperger Ed Thompson Tlmd lou lf! io Hgh! drove to the C M A twelve yard line, onlv to lose the ball A few plays later a Blue pass was intercepted, setting up a Columbia score that came three plays later on a beautiful run by Mayzvk The Blues took the ball down the field from the kick off all the way to the eight-vard line from which place Tucker scored. In the third quarter Joyce counted the second Blue score on a 23-yard run to clinch the ball game, l2-7. M1 Callie 14 Sewanee, B The next week the Blues met and de feated an inspired Sewanee Military Aca demy eleven by a 14 6 score Sammy oyce 1n the absence of Tommy Tucker, unable to play much because of a leg injury, bore the brunt of the attack. Glendon Ander- son scored the first Blue touchdown on a three-yard plunge in the second period. Again McCallie scored when Jim Ennis intercepted a S. M. A. pass and ran for a touchdown. VValtcr Sanders, Pratt Rather, George Cornelson, Sam Haddock, Billy Canlkins, Ed Oehmig, Tommy Fanjoy, Robert Clapp, H. M. Poss, Frank McDonald, John Helm, john Cameron, Wood Banks. Fourih Rnfw, left Io riglll: Fulton Ray, Gene Hunt, Sam Hutcheson, Jerry Brock, VValker Brown, John Bennett, Bill Dietzcn, Dunbar Oelimig, Arthur Paty, Pat Holliday, George Nickels, John Collins, Ray Gill. Mnliallin, 39: Riverside, li The Blue Tornado ran wild against Riverside the following week in a down- pour and racked up a 39-6 victory. Tucker and Joyce each scored twice, and Lazenby and Bacon counted once apiece. Trammell, Waller Anderson, and Welch stood out in the line. Mlzllallie, 21: City, Il The next victim of the Blue attack was City High, the score being 21-0. Talbot Trammell and Sammy Joyce sparked a drive that netted the hrst marker, Sammy going across from the 1. Trammell's two end-arounds were good for fourteen yards. Again, in the third quarter, Trammell, on a fake end-around, led the Blue to their second marker on a beautiful pass to George Graham in the end zone. To make the day complete, Trammell intercepted a City lateral and ran 53 yards for the third Blue marker. The three extra points came on Clough's pass catch and Tram- mell's two place kicks. LUKE VVELCH r11Al,BO'l' TRAMMsi.i. Ill Mid-Soulh Tacklc .flll-Cily, .fill-lwia'-South End played on even terms and neither team scored, the score remaining 18-0. Joyce counted twice and Trammell once for the three scores. Tommy Tucker and Bill Bacon played well in the backfieldg Tram- mell, Welch, Taylor, and Anderson played well in the line. Mnllalliu, 25: Hull Bank, 18 The Blues showed fine spirit and determ- ination in defeating Red Bank 25-18, after XVILBUR Frowmz VVALLER ANDERSON Second Slring JIM Divers Srrami Tram 1111- :Ill Mid-Soulh Tommx' Tucxisu Gnoxcr C umm -Ill Fzly Cenler Mid-Souflz Guard Tacklz' Ilalf-Bafle Halflzacla Mrllalhn, IH Eastle Heights Il The Blues got off to an earlv lead in the game played at Lebanon, Tenn. and led 18-0 at the half. The second half was HARRY BUNCH IM MCCROSKEY BILL BACON on VVILSON JF trailing at the half 18 12 Sammv oyce s jaw was broken bv the flying fist of a Red Bank player, and he had to be helped off the field and taken to the hospital. Mc- J I -It . Halfbafk Carrier Quarlfrbacle Guard llfllflfllflf Callie scored twice in the final quarter to take a hard-fought battle. The deciding tally was made by Tucker on a six-yard jaunt after Bacon's runback of a pass inter- ception for a touchdown. eighth straight victory for the Blue Tor- nado. Tommy Tucker bearing the bulk of the offense with Sammy Joyce, who played with a broken jaw, scored lVlcCallie's touch- down on a beautiful run. Tucker and Dox LAmaNnY . Malvrix Cmuczu Clmluare Kam. SAM I-Imnnocx JOHN A1 BA Lmi Emi Fullback Guard I Guard Mnlfallie, 73 T. M. I., li lVlcCallie's final victory of the year was over T. M. I. in a game played at Sweet- water, Tenn. The 7-6 win gave the Blues the Mid-South Championship and was the Joyce were ably assisted in the backfielcl by George Graham, who played a fine de- fensive game. In the line, Welch, Flower, and Kollmansperger were outstanding. nu rs IXOLLMANSPERCER CiI.ENDON ANDERSON SHELBY STANLEY PRESTON HENN Otis CLXRK Emi Hzzlfbark Tackle Tacklr Nlzlrzngfr 119 Luke mows path y-Afler Red Bank ga for Tucker in Darlington game Mclfallie, ll: Ilarlinqlnn, 5 Having already won the Mid-South Championship, the Blues dropped their final game to Darlington 6-0. The Tigers were stopped in the final quarter six inches short of a touchdown, but they were able to push over late in the last quarter to give them the edge. McCallie also threatened in the fourth quarter but lost the ball on a fumble. The Blue line play was out- standing and was bolstered by Welch, Flower, Alba, and Trammell. Mulfallie, 13: IL M. A., 27 Playing host in the first annual Orchid Bowl, McCallie's Blue Tornado met a Ennis intercepts pass to score strong Augusta Military Academy team and went down in a valiant fight 27-13. The Virginians, operating from the T,,' displayed a powerful running and passing offenseg and their combination of heavy weight and speed was too much for the scrappy Blues. However, the McCallie team heaped credit upon itself for its spirit and hard fight. Sammy Joyce scored the first Blue touchdown and passed to Tram- mell for the other tally. George Graham and Tommy Tucker were other outstand- ing players in the McCallie haclcfield, and Waller Anderson, Bob Taylor, and Luke Welch were mainstays in the line. against S.M.A. Coach Flowers and 1948 Football Captains Clifford Betts Bill Bryan Llew Chapman Bill Cooper Charles Cousar McCallie . McCallie . McCallie . McCallie . McCallie . Rolland Beam Hunter Bell Lyndon Bennett Bill Brock Bert Burnett McCallie McCallie . . McCallie . . McCallie . . William Browder Billy Burley Joe Calloway John Christian Charley Claunch Rickey Cobb Melvin Dietch McCallie McCallie . McCallie . McCallie . McCallie . .6, JUNIOR VARSITY Neeley Dixon Robert Fowler Alex Guion Jimmy Fickeisen Vaughn Dyer Ed Gray 265 Dalton . 65 T.M.I. . . T99 gf zog T.M.I. - . 273 Darlin on . Dalton . Chad Calloway Ray Daley Henry Diamond Billy Dunavant George Evans 25: T.M.I, . rzg 373 131 Knox. Little Vols Baylor . . . l'.M.I. . . . Milton Deitch Charles Dill Joe Estes Ralph Ewing Eddie Fisher D. VV, Hammond . :og S.M.A. . . 135 Darlington . . zog Macon . ' S.M.A. . . rgg Darlington . . LETTERMEN Bill Hall Joe Hamilton John Huckaba George Humphreys Ted Lazenby Jimmy McArthur RECORD . . o McCallie . . o McCallie . . I2 McCallie ..7 ..6 Total MIDGETS LETTERMEN Jim Farrar James Fowler Pat Hairston Richard Huckaba Tommy Holley RECORD . . 2 McCallie . . 2 McCallie . . I3 . 6 Total MITES LETTERMEN Dee Hardin Jimmy I-Iudlow Gene Jennings Tad Johnson Jay Levine Monty Levy Buck Moseley Buddy Oakley Edgar Pund Bill Randolph Louis Rose Louis Runge . . 26g S.M.A. . . 26g S.M.A. . . 72 Baylor A 157 George Inman Walter Lauter James Lyle Julian Rountree Bobby Sanderson Total Victor Smith Burton Sprakcr Jack Viall Bill VVatts Robert VVilliams - '43 James Shofiner Gordon Sisk Billy Thompson David Turner VVinston VVright . . 145 Dalton . . . . .1.1,g Darlington . . . . .115 Total . . . Blackie Lowry Bobby McCamy Andrew Moore Alvin Perkinson Tommy Pankey Tommy Preston Charles Rodgers Sandy Rudolph Rudy Saperstein Rufus Sherrill Mack Trotter Jimmy VVilliams Corbin VVood ward RECORD . 7 McCallie . . . 72 Wlhitwell . . o McCallie . . . . 165 Macon . . . . 7 - . o Total . . .95 Total . . o 122 454W 1 Q'- . 4, , , Q. ' Q 51 .7 E A is ' 1 E if yt v Xa LQ QZig1 ,5 .5 5 ,E 'Pas rg if- -- N . ,Q 31 35 f E 12 J, 43 ' hSfzv 5fif'f!f-f i R5g,E55d1554 2,5356 g-20:45 72g pm MI ASBW 4'- 2-S 'gs4 g ' -N 1 ni ez 8 'f?f5f!f2, a+ , sl-?.?Q , sl a gm wy515 Q S35549554ff7EfSB'1f-fssfi-f?4fw50 ff?favs? M 1 , , 7, V Y A ll? 1 Qi N , 43 Nix' 34 19' ng FQ . l fff '- I 2,A .I if. zl. A. ,izz A Kneeling, left to right-Martin Clough, Talbot Trammell, Charles Kollmansp , D L b L lc Wlh S d' cl -P ' Rather, llohn Alba, Bill Hartley, Bob Taylor, Harry girgxifxers. FZii:ri2,yCoaEheConel'Savis.tan mg' same or er mr n id- auth ham ion The McCallie basketball team repeated its last year's performance by winning the Mid-South championship again. This feat climaxed one of the most successful seasons in McCallie history as Coach Con Davis finished his second year with a record of forty-eight wins and seven losses for the two-year period. The team began the season with two easy wins i . 52. over Tyner after which they defeated Central, :-,,5 41-36. Saving the Times Cup Series until after 'i'-:- ' the Christmas holidays certainly was a help to our team, who, for the first time in two or three years, had a chance to play so-me games Left: CAPTAIN CHARLES KOLLMANSPERGER 5111-Alid-Soulh and Szfmnd String fill-flrea Center U .,., N , . .ffl . I .Vj , wwf me ' x.,..'- . e- 57,1---4 124 before they entered the Series. Rossville fell prey to the team in the Hrst game, 43-353 No- tre Dame was next, 44-27g but the strealc ended in the finals when Soddy-Daisy, lighting for permanent possession of the cup, came through in the last minutes to win 41-36. The Big Blue reached their scoring anti- climax in the next game, swirling over the Greenies of Notre Dame 60-31. Kootie held big Buck Martin scoreless while Trammell, Lazenby, and Welch accounted for thirty-five points. Our boys were hard-pressed in the fol- Right: DON LAZENBY All-Mia'-South and Second String :Ill-Area Guard Again in leetball Scramble Under Basket in the Baylor Game Luke Sinks One Against Baylor TAI Bor TRAMMELI. MJS lb d All-Ania Forwurd . fe-rt -V e f s 4'-1212 . ,- ,,y,fc'c-Vi'-Ee'fd' iqfgff, BILL HARTLIQY Second String All-Mid-South and All-Art.: Guard lowing contest when a fighting five from S.M.A. led for three quarters before McCallie scored fifteen points in the last frame to win, 32-28. In a quickly arranged game with T.M.I., Hart- ley, Trammell, and Lazenby took care of the scoring duties as the team came through, 36-30. Playing as a prelim to the U.C.-U.T. game, the Tornado left City behind 45-33, thanks to Kollmansperger and Trammell, who scored nineteen and fifteen points, respectively. The return match with S.M.A. was nearer to the way we like 'em, the final tally being 52-31. Luke Welch led the point-makers with twelve. The Blue scored fifty-two points in their second straight game, taking G.M.A. with forty-three, -as George dumped in sixteen and Wild, Bill did his share with twelve. Trammell and Welch shared the spotlight with fifteen tallies apiece when the boys ripped Darlington, 60-31, at Rome. Another road trip resulted in victory . e, H is - ., :1 sea- . is D I-Ianni' Srowmzs MARTIN Ctoucu for us when T.M.I. was defeated for the second time, this time 49-32. Talbot led the scoring as usual-fifteen in this game. Trammell, still in a rut, had fifteen points again when McCallie trounced City 47-28 on the Maroon's floor. Kootie and Hopper contributed twelve and ten points to the final total. Hartley played his average floor game, which everybody knows is amazing. The second dark spot on the year's record was added by Castle Heights in the next game, which took place at Lebanon, as they beat the team 40-33 in spite of the efforts of Kollmansperger and Welch, who had nine tallies apiece. Baylor made it two losses in a row as they overcame deafening noise and a final spirt to defeat our cause, 46-45. Although Baylor's scoring was evenly divided, Trammell and Welch marked up 34 of our points, Luther having eighteen and Talbot sixteen. Central fell prey to the victory- seelcing Tornado as they cut loose, malcing 45 points to the Purple's 29. Darlington, for the second year in a row, scored an upset as they elced out the Big Blue by outscoring us in foul- shooting 13 out of 18 to 10 out of 30. Sweet revenge came to us as the Ridgers handed Baylor a 38-36 heartbreaker to even the series. This was one of those games that Welch piclcecl to pull out of the fire as he sunlc the winning points. More revenge was gained when Trammel ran wild against Castle Heights throwing in 29 points, as the team came through in the last half to score over thirty points, winning 58-42, A new record of seventy-four points was set against G.M.A. in the following game, although the Georgia boys ran up 51. The Mid-South Tournament scores well show how the hard worlc during the season paid off. G.lV.l.A. fell 51-21, S.M.A, 10st 60-265 C.M.A. was dropped 56-44, and last Baylor, 35-33. IUKIQ VVELCII Bon TAX'I,0R Saving the supreme effort until the last, the Tornado nosed out Baylor's Red Raiders in a double overtime on Harry Stower's never-to-be- forgotten shot to talce their second straight championship. Statistics show that Talbot Trammell led the scoring with 315 points and that the team scored 1246 to their oppon-ents 910, giving an average of 46.2 points per game for McCallie to 33.7 for the opponents. Trammell, Kollmansperger, and Lazenby were awarded berths on the first-string Mid-South team while Bill Hartley was on the second team. Trammell and Kollmansperger also made the All-City team. Those awarded letters were captain Charles Kollmansperger, alt.-capt. Don Lazenby, Talbot Trammell, Bil Hartley, Luke Welch, Harry Stowers, Jim Ennis, Martin Clough, Bob Taylor, John Alba, and manager Pratt Rather. joi-1N ALBA JIM ENNIS Basketball Bn TEAM District Chnmpions VVon 185 Lost 2 McCallie .... Mr-Callie .... McCallie ..., ....-l- -7 ...35 ...42 McCallie .... .59 McCallie .... .. .37 MCCallle .... ...-13 McCallie .... . . .33 McCallie .... . . . 36 McCallie .... . . .31 McCallie .... ...35 McCallie ........ 49 McCallie .... . . .38 McCallie .... . . .46 McCallie .... . . .38 McCallie .... .. .39 McCa.1lie.... ...49 'McCallie... 'McCnlliP. . . .. . . . .40 'McCallie ....... 'McCallie . . . 44 Central ..... Maryville .... Notre Damn . T. RI. I, .... G. M. A. .. Darlington .. T. M. I. Maryville .... City High Castle Helghts Baylor ...... Notre Dame . Darlington Baylor . .... .. Castle Heights Central ...... Red 'Bank .. Baylor ...... City High .. Central .... 'Distric-t B Tournament. JUNIOR VARSITY VVon 63 Lost 2 McCallie .... McCallie .... McCallie .... M'cCzlllie. . McCallie .... lVIcGallie .... 'McCa.llie. . . 'McCallie. . . 'Regional ....Sb ....36 ...21 ...-11 ...43 ...55 ...52 25 Tyner Central , Brainerd Baptist East Lake ....... Northside ....... Dickinson ... . . . . Spring City ..... Sodcly-Daisy ,.... B team tOU1'llfLITlC1lt. MIDGETS VVon :og Lost 4 Mt'Cnlli0. . . . McCallie. . McCallie .... McCallie .... McCallie. , . . McCallie .... McCallie .... McCallie .... McCallie .... McCallie .... McCallie. .. McCallie .... lWcCalliC .... McCallie .... McCallie. . . . . . .. McCallie. . . McCallie. . . McCallie. . . McCallie. . . McCallie. , . McCallie. . . Nlcfialliv. . . ....2S ...25 ...SG 40 35 S146 ...iv .. .44 ,..40 ...37 20 ...'iii ...1Q ...lo 31 Central . . : Central ..... . . . . : Darlington ...... . N, Uhatta. Jr. Hi Notre Dame 41 25 15 31 39 25 40 22 22 23 31 17 22 25 ES 33 18 26 20 26 20 37 32 44 34 14 12 43 38 37 12 31 19 3 Baylor .......... 27 Darlington ....... 27 Dickinson Jr. Hi 47 G, BI. A. ......... 24 Notre Dame ,.... 29 East Side Jr. Hi 19 Baylor .......... 27 Central ..... ,... 3 2 Baylor .. .... 18 MITES VVon 63 Lost 2 1 Darlington . . . . . .20 Baylor .,.. . . .44 ...30 ...3G ...-I4 30 ...26 ...34 , Sunnyside . Red Bank . Darlington . .. ...2l .. ...lil ......'l0 G. LI, A. ........ 29 Anna B. Lacey ..10 'Rell Bank ....... 20 A Front row, left to rightgl-iarry Bunch, Ed Thompson, Ca tain Don McGregor, Wood Banks, Bill Dietzen. Second rowfwalleu' Anderson, Tommy Schlater, Ed Oehmig, Fulton Ray, Preston Hcnn, Jlirhn Collins, Third row-Bill Watts, Monty Robinson, John Cameron, Bobby Freeman, ji mmy Brock. Soccer Under the wonderful leadership of Coach Bob Mc- Callie and Captain Don McGregor the 1948 Blue Tornado soccer squad experienced perhaps their best season in the school's history. In winning all six of their games the team scored twenty-two goals against three for their opponents, defeating Baylor, Asheville, and Darlington twice each. The Blue started off the year with a bang by wal- loping Darlington 5-0 on Alumni Field, as they played magnificent ball, John Collins, a halfback, scored two goals on long soaring kicks with Anderson's grand blocking and became one of the first ever to do so. The rest of the scoring was divided equally among Anderson Robinson, and Chico McGregor, who baffled opponents with his fancy footwork. Bob Free- man was the defensive star at halfback. The team next tackled Baylor at Rike Field where the entire team played in defeating them 2-o. VVoody Banks, the left wing, was the hero of the day, scoring the first goal on a beautiful sideline kick, Baylor next came over on the Blue's grounds to give them their hardest fight of the year in a thrilling 3-2 battle. An experienced team from Asheville School for Boys fell before the educated feet of Banks and McGrgeor as they lost 3-o, and they were defeated before they knew what was going on. The Blues continued their terrific pace by journeying to Rome, Georgia, where they again heat Darlington 5-0. Robinson, McGregor, Bunch, Schlater, and Anderson divided the scoring equally, while Fulton Ray was a whiz at halfback. Next, in a wonderful overnight trip, the Blues de- feated Asheville in their own front yard by the handy score of 4.-I, Ed Oehmig and Preston Henn were the defensive stars of the day, stopping many determined Ashville drives, and much credit is also due to full- hacks Cameron, Thompson, and Rice and to goalie Sparkie VVatts, who allowed only three goals during the whole season. For their outstanding season Coach McCallie awarded varsity letters to Banks, Robinson, Brock, R. Fowler, Anderson, McGregor, Schlater, Bunch, and Pataky in the forward lineg Freeman, Ray, Collins, E. Oehmig, I-Ienu, and Dietzen as halfbacksg Cameron, T. Rice, and E. Thompson, fullhacks, and Watts at goalie. With ten returning lettermen for next year Coach McCallie expects to duplicate the '48 season. 19.4.8 AND 1949 LEADERS Coach Bob McCallie, Captain Don. McGregor. Captain-Elect John Collins. Alt.-Captain Elect Wood Banks BOXING TEAM .Front rofw: Charles Gibson, Frank Kirk, Rickey Cobb, Blackie Lowry, Julian Rountree, Bill Gibson, Elmer Kaylor, Bob- by Taylor, Brian Head, Tom Pankey. ' Second rofw: Bill Bradley, Ansley Moses, Bill Bacon, Don Alexander, Doug Beville, Bill York, Paul Klyce, Robert Mc- Gregor, jimmy Farrar, Bill Rogers. Third rofw: Jimmy Fahey, Billy Burley, Sam Pitner, Louis Steinberg, John Bennett, Pat Holliday, Bill Rives, Norman Schlemmer, Richard Morris, John Early, Jerry VValker. WRESTLING TEAM First rofw: Norman Smith, Bil- ly Frierson, D. VV, Hammond, Eddie Fisher, Joe Calloway, Bill Marine, Howard Mercer, Harold Davis, VValt Johnson. Second rofw: john Carter, Ralph Paden, Bill Hall, John VVright, Lonnie Myers, Bobby Hadden, jerry Holmes, Dawson Hall, Billy Jewell. Third rofw: Buck Looney, VValter Sanders, VVillard Moore, Dick Boyd, Pip Iler, Walter Moore, joe Rodes, john Helm. SWIMMING TEAM First rofw: Joe Calloway, Mack Thompson, Eddie Fisher, jimmy Oosterhoudt, Tommy Holley, Bill Gibson. Second rofw: Buddy Thomp- son, Frank McDonald, Tommy Henry, George Cornelson, john Meredith. Third row: Al Carter, Benny Lamberth, Shelby Stanley, VValt johnson, VVayne Holley. oxzng The 1948 McCallie boxing team went through a successful season under the capable leadership of Coaches Buck Flowers and Dick Davies, a new- comer to the coaching staff. In the Frye Institute Tournament McCallie entered nine boxers, and two came out champions in their weight divisions. These boys are Beville and Flower. David Turner won the Sportsmanship Trophy in this tournament after taking a very close decision against him graciously. Klyce, Panky, York, Bacon, Huffaker, and Schlemmer also fought and showed up well in their bouts. In the Golden Gloves Tournament McCallie placed two champions out of a large field. Both Beville and Holliday won their weights, being unopposed. Don Alexander, who won the Golden Gloves trophy for the most improved boxer, and Norman Schlemmer reached the finals. McCallie then met Georgia Military academy in the McCallie gymnasium in one of the first dual meets McCallie has had in quite a few seasons. The Blues lost this one to a fine G. M. A. team, winning four bouts to G. M. A.s six. Doug Beville and Blackie Lowry emerged champions in the Mid-South Tournament for McCallie, giving Beville his third championship of the year and Mc- Callie a tie for third place in the tournament. Two other boys reached the finals-Holliday and Panky- only to lose close decisions. Farrar and Klyce also showed much improvement in this tournament. Three boys-Beville, Panky, and Alexander-repre- sented McCallie in the Interscholastic Boxing Tourna- ment at Charlottsville, Virginia. Bad luck tagged the McCallie fighters all during the matches with all three losing close bouts, During all the tournaments all boys put up good fights and showed a game spirit whether winning or losing. Interest in boxing was the highest at McCallie this year it has been in several years, and it was due to this and fine coaching that McCallie had a successful season. Wrestilng Under the capable leadership of Mr. Lyle this year's wrestling team, the third one McCallie has had in several years, wo11 second place in the Frye Prep VVrestling Tournament. Five of the eleven boys who won for lVlcCallie the first night reached the finals. The team scored 41 points to place second behind Baylor, the small squad won 22 matches in the meet. Outstanding performers were Hammond, Davis, Helm, and Johnson. Hammond won the most exciting match of the meet when he defeated Ray of Castle Heights in the championship round. In the only other meet of the year McCallie placed second to Castle Heights in a hard-fought, close con- test. The team, composed mostly of boys who will reutrn next year, gained much valuable experience this year, which should help them greatly next year. Coach Lyle's outstanding coaching and the boy's hard work and determination were responsible for the success of the team this year, 9 Swimming The Blue swimming squad, paced by Captain Frank McDonald, did not have a successful season as a team, but McDonald's individual performance was outstanding. Mick' 'set a new school record in the loo-yard free style with a time of 59 seconds Hat. He was also a valuable man in the diving events. For his performance he was awarded a varsity letter. Other individual performances which should be rec- ognized were the performances of Tommy Henry and George Cornelson in the breast stroke, the work of Skipper Sherrill in the backstroke, and Bobby Daven- port's fine free-style racing. 131 The team lost two meets to S.M.A., one by a score of 49-8, and another by 55-11. The swimmers also placed fifth in the Mid-South meet, which was won by G.M.A. with 65 points, followed by S.M.A. with 4.9, Castle Heights 24, C.M.A. rr and McCallie 7. Minor sport lettermen in swimming this season were Albert Carter, George Cornelson, Bobby Davenport, Tommy Henry, Wayne Holley, Eddie Fisher, Walt johnson, Benny Lamberth, John Meredith, Skipper Sherrill, and Shelby Stanley. 1947 SQUAD First row-Martin Clough, Harry Bunch, Alt. Capt. Robert Smith, Capt. Jim Smith, Bobby Freeman, John Hutcheson, Ralph Bagwell. Second row-Art Paty, John Brcclrman, Charles Kollmansperger, Walt Mitchell, Roger Townley, John Cameron, Olan Mills. Third row-Tommy Schlater, Bill Bacon, Bill Gardner, Bill Biebush, George Graham, Bob Stephenson, H. M. Poss. 194 Tru The 1947 edition of the McCallie Blue Tornado cindermen wound up a successful season under the watchful leadership of head coach Bob McCallie and assistants Russell Tate, john Nardo, and Dave Spencer. Although they won only one out of three dual meets, they showed up w Relays and fourth Sewanee. Captain Robert Smith were the Blues to have McCallie opened ell by taking third in the Baylor in the Mid-South Track Meet at ,Tim Smith and Alternate Captain among the main ones who enabled so successful a season. with a one-sided win over Darling- ton by the score of 86-36. The team's next appearance came in the Baylor Relays, in which the Blues placed third behind T.M.I. and Baylor. T.M.I, scored 4.4, points, of which 39 were made by the two great stars, Smith and Chum- ley, Baylor scored 34 points, and McCallie came next with IOiA points. The medley relay team, composed of Clough, Graham, R. Smith, and Bill Bacon, won their event. McCallie's next dual meet came against Baylor, in which we lost a close decision by the score of 79W to 4356, In spite of the fact that Baylor, at their highest peak broke two dual meet records, and the Blues were at their lowest ebb, every event was close to decide. The Tornado was led by jim Smith and Harry Bunch with six points each. The next week McCallie held the mighty T.M.I. track machine, led by Smith and Chumley, to a 72-4.9 win. Chumley alone scored forty-three points for his team by winning five first places and one second and nearly matched the total of the whole Blue Team. H. M. Poss was the only Tornado cinderman who de- feated Chumley, and this occurred in the broad jump. The Blue team brought their season to a close as they placed fourth in the Mid-South meet at Sewanee. H. M. Poss again led the Blues, scoring four points with a third place in the 220-yard dash and third in the broad jump. McCallie's mile relay team of Clough, Bacon, Brockman, and Bunch turned in the team's best performance by capturing second place. The seasons lettermen were Bill Bacon, john Brock- man, Harry Bunch, Martin Clough, George Graham, Bob Freeman, john Hutcheson, Olan Mills, Walt Mitchell, H. M, Poss, Tommy Schlater, joe Schmiss- rauter, Capt. jim Smith, Alt. Capt. Robert Smith, Roger Townley, and Jack Bowling, manager, JIM SMHH. Roraekl SMI11-t jorm l'lUlLHl:SON VVALI Mrtcrlhrt. Roout Towtsmx ,Ions 1947 Caplan: 1947 .-Ill. Cnpfanr 132 1948 SQUAD First rowY4George Graham. Tommy Schlater, Alex Guion, Ted Lazenby, Alt. Capt. H. M. Pass, Capt. Harry Bunch. Olan Mills, joe Schmissrauter, Bill Bacon, Monty Robinson. Second row-Jack Cole. Waller Anderson, Ed Street, Martin Clough, John Cameron, Art Paty, Talbot Trammell, Jim Fickiesen, Allan Rudolph. Bobby Freeman, George Nickels. Third row-Mack Holland, Llew Chapman, Walter Sanders, Walker Brown, Don Lazcnby, Ed Thompson. Dewey Haggard. John Pataky, Bill Randolph, Don McGregor. T he 1948 Dlid-South T rack Champions The 1948 version of the McCallie traclc team gave an excellent example of what hard work and incessant practice can do as they wallced away with the Mid-South Championship at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia on May 8. Although not given a chance to do much at the beginning of the season, one of the best records ever made was turned in as the team won four dual meets, placed fourth in the Baylor Relays, and won the Mid-South meet. A great deal of credit goes to coaches Bob McCallie, Russell Tate, and Jimmy Lyle and to Captain Harry Bunch and Alternate-Captain H. M. Poss for their leadership during the season. The first meet of the year was with Georgia Military Academy on their home ttaclc. The meet was ev-en up until the last event, the 880 yard relay, when the Cadets won, sending them ahead and giving them the meet, 65-57. Poss was high-point man with thirteen. A strong Darlington team was the first victim of the sea- son as they fell 66 1f3 to 55 2f3. Poss again was high point man, this time with 14 1f2. Monk Robinson had the hest time for this year in the 100 with a 10.2 in this meet, although he came second. The Baylor Relays proved to be the downfall of this year's team as Captain Harry Bunch was lost for the season when he pulled a ligament broad jumping. McCallie tool: fourth place bhp J? LL, HARRY BUNCH H. M. Poss 19,18 Captain 19,18 .'lll. Cafwlnin , Q as-,mae 2 ,,fg',3g?' F -1 gs- .. .... . 1 ,W 'al was E s 1 W, U . Xt P1 y V 1f,',g . . V . ., ..,. ..,. THE MILE RELAY CHAMPIONS Ted Lazenby, Don McGregor, George Graham, Bobby Freeman after the 880 yard relay team, composed of Schlater, Bacon, Robinson, and Poss, copped first place with a time of 1 minute, 36 and three tenths seconds. The different relay teams showed up exceptionally well, talcing a first, two seconds, and a third. Against Baylor the next week the team demonstrated what they could really do as they ran roughshod over the Raiders 78-44. Poss toolc first in the 220 and broad jump, second in the hundred, and anchored the winning relay team to amass 14 1f2 points. Talbot Trammell high-jumped six feet and three-quarter inches, and Bob Freeman ran a 2:05 880 to set new records Trammell a school record, Freeman a meet record. Anderson and Thompson gave good performances in the weights. Bacon and Schlater took the high and low hurdles res- VVALLER ANDERSON 2l2ALBOT TRAMMELL. MARTIN CLOUGH OLAN Mius joe 411, wt 880 YARD RELAY CHAMPIONS Tommy Schlater, Bill Bacon, Monty Robinson, H. M. Poss pectively, Mills of McCallie and Gould of Baylor gave the most thrilling race of the day as they finished within a few steps of each other on a 454.6 mile. T.M.I.'s defending Mid-South champions were easily subdued at Sweetwater to the tune of 84 to 38. Poss totaled 162, points this meet, winning every event he entered. He missed the school 220 record by one tenth of a second as he ran it in 22.7. McCallie took all places in three events-the high jump, the mile run, and the 880 yard run, Anderson again paced us in the weights, winning the javelin and taking third in the discus and shot. The Blues reached the pealc of their season as they outshone the Georgia University Fresh- men. Five different boys gave their best per- formance of the year in this meet which they ARI' PATY DON LAZENBY JIM FICKEISEN BILL RANDOLPH En STREET 135 Poss Breaks 220 Record in Mid-South Meet tool: 82-40. The following best performances were made: Martin Clough, a 3.6 440, Bob Free- man, a 2:02.6 880, Olan Mills, a 4144.5 mileg Tom Schlater, the 220 low hurdles in 27.03 and Waller Anderson, a heave of 114' 10 in the discus. The team again swept three events, this time the pole vault, 100 yard dash, and 880 yard run. The Mid-South meet in Atlanta was the next Freeman wins 880 at Mid-South to fall before our fleet-footed and strong-armed boys. Fourteen men were qualifiied, the 220 record broken, and the 880 yard relay won in 1 minute 34.4 seconds on the iirst day. This was only the beginning, though, for at the end of the next day, the Blues were fifteen points ahead of G.M.A., the nearest rival. Poss, Free- man, Trammell, and Anderson all took first places. Poss became the first man in history Trammell Breaks McCallie Record in High Jump MMM im Baron Hurdle.: dhmd Io ll'in in Baylor Meat to set two reco-rds when he ran the 220 in 23.1 and broad jumped 22 feet 1 inch, beating Conine's record set on the previous day. Ander- son toolc the javelin with a powerful heave of 163 feet 2 inches, and the mile relay team also placed first. Ac the end of the meet, McCallie had run up fifty-three points while G.M.A. was second, Darlington, third, and Baylor fourth. Varsity lettermen for the season were Waller SOPI-AIOMORE TRACK TEAM Pusr ow-Ray Daley, Del Wood, Burton Spraker, Chad Callaway, Joh Thorne, Robert McGregor. Second row-Jim Fowler, Sam Pirner, John Lutz, Ray Gill, Pat Hairston, Grady Lane. Anderson, Bill Bacon, Capt. Harry Bunch, Martin Clough, Jim Fickeison, Bobby Freeman, George Graham, Mgr. Mack Holland, Don Lazenby, Ted Lazenby, Don McGregor, Olan Mills, Arthur Paty, Alt. Capt. H. M. Poss, Bill Randolph, Monty Robinson, Joe Schmissrauter, Tom Schlater, Ed Street, and Talbot Trammell. Eelected captain for 1949 is Monty Robinson, with Joe Schmissrauter as alternate captain. jl,7NIOR RELAY CHAMPS Rickey Cobb. Tom Panlfev. Dec Hardin. Bobbv Wluccl 8. 2 gk f M r . A . c .1 Firse row-Tom Fanjoy, Joe Wikon, Sam Hutcheson, Jim Ennis, Alvin Lutrell, ,lack Viall, John Alba, Coach Con Davis. Second row-Kent Bradley, Mgr., Captain Harry Scowers, Don Lazenby, Bill Hartley, Talbot Trammell, Vaughn Dyer, John I-Iuckaba, Jimmy Farrar, Jimmy Abel, joe Oliver. 88 The McCallie baseball squad had an up and down season this year, displaying signs of brilliance in their four wins but losing seven games. However, several of these losses were the result of bad breaks and were dropped by very close margins. The Tornado finished last in the City League and came in second in the eastern division of the Mid-South. Although handi- capped by the lack of experience, Alvin Luttrell and Sonny Ennis pitched several great games, and they deserve a great deal of credit. In the first game with Central the Blues were de- feated rc-1, although Ennis allowed Central only Eve hits, two of which were home runs. The Tornado came roaring back in their second game with Darling- ton to collect six hits in defeating them 4-I. Alvin Luttrell allowed Darlington only three hits in a pitch- ing gem. The team next turned in a spectacular performance against Red Bank as they pounded out eight hits, winning the game, 5-2. Highlights of the game were triples by Vaughn Dyer and jimmy Ahel. In the next game McCallie hit a slump, losing to City 5-2. A grand slam homer by a City outhelder with the bases loaded proved to be the coup de grace for the Blues. A bad break cost McCallie the next game with Baylor as Jim Ennis pitched a seven hitter but lost 4-3. Traveling to Rome, Georgia, the Blues next dropped ll a 2-1 decision to Darlington in an extra inning pitch- ing duel between Luttrell and Paulee of Darlington. The team continued in its slump by losing to Red Bank Ir-4, as the Lions picked up twelve hits off Jim Ennis. Don Lazenby rapped out a homer for the bright spot of the day. McCallie next snapped its losing streak by a wonder- ful 8-6 victory over Central. The Blues' twelve hits were highlighted by homers by Lazenhy and Huckaba and Dyer's triple. A I2-O loss to City followed, but the Tornado made up for all its previous losses by then defeating Baylor 5-4, Alvin Luttrell turned in a brilliant mound performance, and John Alba starred at bat, smashing out two doubles. The last game of the season was played with Central on McCallie Day, and the Blues dropped this one 8-7. Don Lazenby had the best batting average of the year with a .4oo, and Vaughn Dyer followed with a .3o8. Jack Viall had a .257, while Huckaba and Fanjoy were next with .250 each. The team average for the year was .2z5, as compared to a .249 for their op- ponents. Letters were awarded to jim Abel, John Alba, Vaughn Dyer, jim Ennis, Tom Fanjoy, John Huckaba, Don Lazenby, Alvin Luttrell, Harry Stowers fCaptainj, Talbot Trammell CAlternate Captainj, jack Viall, and Tobe Bradley, manager. 138 l N49-'Aa 1 eff ' ,J ,G . 194.8 BLUE GOLFERS Carroll Armstrong, Lew Brown, Julian lVlcCamy, Bill Bryan and Golf The 1948 Blue golf team had another success- ful season, winning ten dual matches and losing four. With only one man returning from last yearis Mid-South and Southern Prep champion- ship team, McCallie got off to a slow start but soon developed into one of the strongest con- tenders in the City and Mid-South. The team, composed of Julian McCamey, Lew Brown, Bill Bryan, and Carroll Armstrong, won two from Kirlcman, two from Notre Dame, two from City, one from C.M.A., one from M.B.A., one from Darlington, and one from Central, while losing two to Baylor, one to Darlington, and 139 one to Central. McCallie was second in the Mid-South tournament and fifth-in the South- ern Prep Tournament. In the City Prep Tournament, the Tormado placed second, and Lew Brown was medalist for that tournament with a two-under-par seventy. In the City Prep League the Blues amassed sixty-one points, to come in second, seven points behind Central. The team, as well as Mr. Guthrie the coach, d-e- serves much credit for its rapid improvement and good performance throughout the season. With the entire team returning next year, much is expected of the 1949 McCallie golf team. Front row-Hunter Bell, Bob Fowler, Bill Bledsoe, Bill Dunavant Back row-Gene Branson, Ralph Sanders, Victor Smith Tenni The 1948 McCallie tennis team, though handicapped by the loss of Art McCarty, compiled an enviable record by winning eight matches while losing four and winning the mythical city championship. Hunter Bell, Gene Branson, Billy Dunavant, Ralph Sanders, and t'Boopy Smith led the Blues through a fine season after a woeful slump in 1947, when the Tornado won only four matches. Included in this year's victories were triumphs over Sewanee, Castle Heights, two over Baylor, and two over City High School. The fine teamwork of Bell and Branson took many doubles matches, and Dunavant's consistent play brought many wins in the singles. After beating Elgin and YVayland the Blues suffered three straight defeats, two at the hands of Darlington and one to Sewaneeg but after that point they took six of the next seven matches, losing only to M.B.A. while defeating Baylor twice, Castle Heights, and Sewanee. At the Mid-South Tournament held on Georgia Tech's courts in Atlanta, Ga., on May 6, 7, and 8, the Blues placed third behind Darlington and Castle Heights in that order. McCallie drew the strongest opponents of the meet in most cases, with Bell losing to Potts of Darlington, who was last year's singles champion. Branson was defeated by fourth-seeded Ragland of Castle Heights. Dunavant was the bright- est spark of the Blue team in this meet, winning two matches before being eliminated. VVith five of the seven lettermen returning the Tornado will he a strong contender for the 194.9 tennis championship. The tennis results this year are: McCallie Elgin Academy . . o McCallie VVayland Academy . . 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Faculty Medals for General Excellence ....., J. Phillips Gibbs, jr., French Medal . . . . A. A. T. French Medals ,.... . john Crowell Mathematics Medal ....... Pembroke O. Leach Algebra Medal ....... Michael M. Allison Memorial Plane Geometry Medal VV, E. Brock, Jr., Chemistry Medal ...,.., Roy Jackson Physics Medal ......,... Frances Thornton Strang Memorial Medal in English Jodie Kissinger Award .....,,,,,, Scott N, Brown Primary Bible Medals: Seventh Grade ........ Eighth Grade ........ Dr. I. L. Bibb Intermediate Bible Medal . . John Parks Senior Bible Medal .... . john H. Kent Latin Medal .......... E. G. Tucker Commercial Department Award . . . john Graves Memorial Mechanical Drawing Award . Maurice Contor Award .......... . . Edward Street . VVallace Gambill Tommy Tucker . . . . . VVallace Gamhill Sam Campbell, Milton Deitch, George Humphreys, Chad Callaway, Robert Fowler Bill Baker . Bill Baker, Frank Prince . . . . Don McGregor . . . , . John Lutz . . Robert Fowler . . . Bill Dietzen . VVallace Gambill . W'allace Gambill . . Bill Dietzen . .Alvin Perkinson . .Nathan Parks . . . john Lutz . . Fred Arnold . . Fred Arnold . .John Baker . Richard Morris . .Frank Prince John Ed Stone Award ...... . . . Robert Freeman Citizenship Medal for Seniors ....... .Tommy Schlater Citizenship Medal for Grammar Grades .,... . . jimmy Hudlow Gilbert Taliaferro Memorial Publications Award . . ..... VVallace Gambill joe Brandon Memorial Track Medal ....... ....... H M. Poss Taliaferro junior School Tennis Award ....... . Tom McCallie, Dewitt Hardin John VV. Logan Memorial junior School Athletic Award . ...... Jimmy Hudlow jimmy Beene Memorial Tennis Sportsmanship Award . . . . Hunter Bell Coaches' Athletic Trophy ,.......... . . Luke W7elch Billy VVemyss Trophy for Best Spirit in Athletics . . . . . jim Ennis Chester Stephens Athletic Medal ....... . . Talbot Trammell MILITARY AWARDS john Allen Carter Trophy for Best-Drilled Officer ..... . . Dewey Haggard Ed Anderson Trophy for Runner-Up ........ .... E d Street joe Allison Award for Best-Drilled Private ...... . Chad Callaway Hanes Lancaster, Jr., Award for Best-Drilled Corporal . , . Eddie Fisher Linus Llewellyn Medal for Neatest Cadet ...... ..... I ohn Thorne Taylor VVade Medal ............. .... K enneth Schneider Tom Moore Award ......... . .Llewellyn Chapman, jr. Donald Munson Award ...,..... .... ' Pom VVhitesides Best-Drilled Seventh Grade Cadet Medal . . . . Dewitt Hardin Col. Dana H. Allen Memorial Award ..... .......... ' Tommy Schlater American Legion Award for Military Excellence ............ Fred Pritchard Lewis C. Leach Cup ............ Company A, Capt. Charles Kollmanspergcr Best-Drilled Cadet Medal ..... Company A, john Camerong Company B, Albert Penny- backerg Company C, VVood Banks, Company D, VValler Andersong Company E, Robert Fowlerg Company F, Arthur Patyg Band, Benny Lamberth. Wi .. 3 N , . W' .kg .:. .... : . ms an 6 if L ,,,m, 1' M w . 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HACUN M155 JANE IIUHI-IND Sfllilljfll' for Sponsor for BILL BACON TONIIVIY SCHLA'AI'ER Pr1'xi11'w11l Srlmff, Swroml T1-rm Pl'fsid1'n1 Snzior Clam AWE a W H ms 3. Wei, X :sau K,-, v bmw H546 E J si U .H H KK uw 'Y E Q , silk? Q Hi Em K3 'Q 2 A: .,,.,, L5 i f. Qi frm - rs 3 5 ii vu' s rs an n wgngsss gggig m m-:funk rpms ns -. MHS. WILEUN THAMMELL MISS MARY DUDE THAMMELL -Pars 3 M Wx - a Q53 E' wMiMm ,gf mi MHS. E. 5. STUWEB5 Spomor for HARRY STOVVERS Caplafn llascball Train MHS. F. G. JIJYEE Sf70Il50I' for SANINIY JOYCE Capluin Fzmllzall Team sa ,'?-. 4 fm '1- MH5. A. J. BUNCH Sponsor for HARRY BUNCH Cllfifllill Trafk Team MHS. F. H. HULLMANEPEHEEH Sponsor for CHARLES KOLLMANSPIERGER ' Cafwrain Ifaskflball Tram . 3, QM 1--5 -fi ff , .... '. 4 0 75 2 ' f A N . 35gV'M . 9 -f , :AL-' an ggi, f- p EXE 1 X ' MARTIN CLOUGH, First Term Presi- dent Senate, Vice-President Senior Class, Captain Co, F, receiving the Clifford Barker Grayson Memorial Medal. I First Row 0 TOM SCHLATER, Battalion Commanderg President Senior Classg President Y.M.C.A., First Term. 0 BILL BACON, President Senate, Second Termg President Student Council, First Termg Staff Captain. 9 TALBOT TRAMMELL, President Student Council, Second Termg President Monogram Club. 9 DEVVEY HAGGARD, Editor, PENNANTg President Keo- Kiog Captain Co. B, 9 JOHN GRIFFIN, President Y.M.C.A,, Second Term. 0 H. M. POSS, Valedictorian. Ca p Leader 154 Second Row 0 DON MCGREGOR, Business Manager, 'I'ORNADOg Captain Co. C3 President Mis- sionary Committee. 9 ALBERT PENNYBACKER, Business Manager, PIQNNANT. ' 0 SAMMY JOYCE, Captain Football Tcamg Staff Captain. 0 CHARLES KOLLMANSPERGIZR, Cap- tain Baskethall Teamg Captain Co. A. 0 HARRY BUNCH, Captain Track Teamg President Hop Committeeg Captain Company D. 0 HARRY STOVVERS, Captain Baseball Team. 0 ED STREET, Editor, TORNADOQ Sce- retary Senior Class: Captain and Adjutant. 155 0 BOB TAYLOR, winner nf the wxlilllilfl' Casey Awartl, Alt Captain Football Team, receiving the john C, Camplwll Award l Above: SAMMY JOYCE, Most Popular o Right, Top: MARTIN CLOUGH, Most Courteous, Most Accommodating DEWEY HAGGARD, Neatest TOM SCHLATER, Best Military Ojficer 0 Right, Bottom: DON MCGREGOR, Most School Spirit, Biggest Ladies Man SAM HADDOCK, Biggest Bull Shooter TOMMY TUCKER, Bert Senior Rat Pennant Se actions K. Sk, Above: TOM PANKEY, Most Popular junior Sclrool Boy 9 Left, Top: WALLY GAMBILL, Most Studious ED STREET, Mo,5t Brilliant MR. TATE, M ost Popular Teaclver Q . Left, Bottom: WALLER ANDERSON, Best Non- Comommissioned Officer TALBOT TRAMMELL, Best Athlete BOBBY DAVENPORT4, Most Popular junior MM 5ws.g,f.: ' ' 'iff ': -: ---- Ei.- P7 , ...... 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Hosiery Mills . . Feed Xe Seed Co. . Mofor Co. .... . Auiomalic Home Equipmeni . . Bagwal Bagwel l Developmpnl Co. . l Preserving Co. . . Baskeleria ..... Belcher's Shoe Service Bell: Brolhers . . . Beihea' S ....... . Beils Engineering Co. . Beville's ....,.. Bibb, Dr. J. L. . . . . Blaclrfo rd, J. F., Co. . . . Blessing, Waierhouse 31 Co. . Blue Ridge Fibre Co .... Boys' Shop ..... Brainerd Grocery , . Brainerd Drug Co. . . Brainerd Food Marker . . Brandon Corporafion . . Braser, Broad The Co. . . . Slreel Garage . Brock Candy Co. . . Broclceir, H. B., Co. . Brown, E. E ...,. Brown Fence Co. . Brown, Mall L. . . Brown, Scoll N. . . . . . Buclc's Flighr School .... . Bryan Full Fashioned Hosiery Mills Byrne X1 Co. , ...... . . Campbell Clinic . . . . . Carolyn Chenilles . Ca rler, John Allen ..., Ceniral Drug Slore ..... Ceniral Franklin Process Co. Cenlury Moior Sales . . . Chamberlain, James R. ,... . Blowpipe 81 Roofing Co. . . . Corley Manufacluring Co. Crouch Co. ..... . Craig's .....,.. Crisman Hardware Co. . Currin, The Co. . . . Darr, J. Ernesr . . Dairy Bar, The . . . Dauer Producis Co. . Davidson's .... Dayle May .... Dean Clolhing Co. . Della Drilling Co. . Diamond, Louis .... Dixie Mercerizing Co. . Dole Pineapple . . . Double Cola Co ..... Durand Hosiery Mills . Dyer Ba Brickell ...., Easierly-Woodhead, Flowers Eaves, M. B., Produce Co, Edger1on's Duich Manor , . . Edwards 81 Lebron ........ Elecrron Appliance 81 Acce Ellis Reslauranl' .... Emig, Dr. W. H ..... Farrar's Hosiery Slore . ssory Siore Farris Hardwood Lumber Co. . Fassnachl, A.. 81 Sons . . Ferger Bros. 31 Huffalcer Fischer Co. ..... . Fleeiwood Coffee . . . Founlain Square Pharmacy Fowler Bros. Co. .... , Freda, Henry H., 84 Co. . Freeman, J. Telford, Jr. Fulmer, Reeves, 84 Ware Furlow-Cale, lnc. . . General Appliance Corp. General Morlgage Co. . Gilber'r's Barber Shop . Gilman Painr 84 Varnish Co. Glascocla-Brighl 8: Co. . , Gordon Gambill Insurance Gould's Luggage Shop . G. P. S. ..... . Hadden Pharmacy . . . Hailey Chevrolel Co. . Hale's Flowers . . . . . . . Happy Valley Farms . ..... Hedges, M. M., Manulacluring Co. Prinring X1 Engraving Co. . . . Chaiianooga Baseball Club . . . Challanooga Challanooga Boiler 81 Tank Co. . Chailanooga Bulion Sc Badge Co. Charlanooga Glass Co ....., Chailanooga Gas Co. ..,. . Chaflanooga Medicine Co. . . . Challanooga Chaflanooga Times ....... Chaffanooga Transfer Bc Slorage . Chaiianooga Veneiian Blind Co. . Cherokee Moior Coach Co .... Cherry, Don, Tire Co. . . , . Chisca, Hoiel ..... Cilizens Moior Co. . Clemons Bros. Co. . . Cleveland Chair Co. . . Cobble, J, A. . . . . Coca-Cola . Coleman, C. B. . . . Colonial Bread Co ........ Combs Consfruclion Co. ,... Commercial Siaiionery 8: Supply Co Conlor Bros. Co ......... Herschel's Drive-ln . . . . . . . Hibbler-Barnes Co .... . Holsum Bread Co. . . . . Home Plaie Resiauranl . . Howarcl's Cleaners . . . Home Siores . . . . Holel Key ..... . . Hub Molor lnn ........ Hubbuch Glass Co. ..... . Hudson Prinfing 84 Lilhographing Co. Humming Bird Hosiery ...... Hunler Co. ........ . Hy-Way Marlcei ,.... Jaclc's Dry Cleaning . . Jackson Manufacluring Co. . Jones, Roberl C. 81 Co. . Jo-Ann Shop ...... Joy Acre Farms .... Joy's ..... 165 217 191 178 211 196 217 166 224 169 185 222 178 168 201 181 212 217 171 207 197 224 207 204 182 174 187 191 174 224 169 187 206 175 169 224 176 218 207 180 169 187 182 165 214 217 219 176 167 215 223 180 203 218 189 173 176 217 196 188 193 177 164 164 215 195 216 214 171 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIZERS Kay's lce Cream .... . Kenny, C. D., Division . . , Killebrew, Roberl S., Agency Knoedler 8: Meredilh .... Kress, S. H., Co ..... . Koblenlz ..... Krysial, The Co. . Lamp Posr, The . . . Lansiord Piano Co. . . Lawrence Bros. Molor Co. . Leach, L. C., 81 Co. . . Ledl:ord's Service Slalion Le Grand Jewelry Co. . Lennon Furnace Co. . . . Liggeil's lce Cream Co. . . Loolcoul Oil Bc Refining Co. . Loveman's ........ Lynch Slyle Shop .... McAllesier Hosiery Mills . Mac's Dry Cleaning . Mangel's ...... Marrin-Thompson Co. . Mallhews Pharmacy . McAmis, Day, Florisi . . McGhee, Tom, Jeweler - . McLellan Slores Co. . . McKesson-Duhf Drug Co. . McKinney Buick Co, . . Meadow Broolc Farms . . Medical Arls Pharmacy . . Mercer Pie Co. . . . . Michel, Helen .... Mid-Souih Supply Co. . Miller Bros. Co. . . . . Mills, Olan, Sludios .... Mills 81 Luplon Supply Co. . Moccasin Bushing Co. . . Moore X4 King, Druggisls . . Moore, W. P. . . . . . Morrison Coilon Co. . . . Mouniain Cily Slove Co. . . Narional Burial Insurance Co. Nalional Funeral Home . . . Nehi Bollling Co. .... . Nelle Bryanl Upholslering Co., lnc. . . . Newell 84 Newell Saniiarium . Newion Chevrolel Co. . . . Nixon Machinery 81 Supply Co. Norlhside Dry Cleaning Co. . Norge Division ...... Orlcin Exlerminaling Co. . . Oscar Ownbey Auio Service Page-Hancock ....... Palace Marlcel .... . Palmer Clolhes . . Park Holel ..,. Parkway Resfauranl . Paiien Holel .,.. Paiy Bros. Molor Co. . Payne, T. H., Co. . . Peerless Woolen Mills . Pepsi-Cola Boriling Co. . Periecl' Service Slalion . Piclceils, lnc. . . . . Price-Shealy Radio . Priichard Bros .....,.. Professional Golf Co ..... Providenr Life 8: Accident lns. .CfO. .. Powell Mailress Co. . . Ragland Bros. Co. . . . . Ramsey Eleciric Supply Co. . RCA-Viclor Radio .... Read House ........ Read More Book Co., Inc. . Red Food Siore ..... Reed's, Jacob, Sons . Rice Bros. Aulo Co. . . Rodgers, Cecil M., X: Co. . . Rudy's Drive-ln ...... Samuel Slarnping 81 Enameling Co. . . . Scholze, R. K., Grocery . . . Seald-Sweei Cirrus Fruils . . Seven-Up ........ Sherwin-Williams Co. . . Shumaclcer's ...... Sidney Scoii Tire Co. . Signal Kniiling Mills .... Smilh 81 Ashby ...... Soulhern Blow Pipe 81 Roofing Soulhern Chemical Colion Co Soulhern Ferro Alloys Co. . . Soulhern Sporls Co. . . Soulhern Producls Co. . Sporis Shop ..... Spurling Prinfing Co ..... Slandard Paper Co. . . . . Siandard-Coosa Thalcher Co. Sianley's .......... Slar Laundry .... Siarlaey Prinring Co. . . Slain Conslruciion Co. . Sfeinhoelel, A. F. . . Slovall Hardware Co. . Slulz Bros. .... . Talley, B. L., Co. . . Teas, W. C., Co. . . . . Temple'ron's Jewelers .... Tennessee Awning 8: Tenl Co. Tennessee Egg Co ...... Terrell Eleclric Co. . Texiile Priniing Co. . . Tivoli Thealer ..... Tom Cal' Overall Co. . Tomlinson's Resiauranr . Trolier, Boyd 81 Keese . Tunnel Drug Co. .... . Universily of Challanooga . U. S. Sc 8: l0c Sfores . . Valley Moiors ..... Violer Camera Shop .... Vogue, The ........ Volunleer Sfaie Life Ins. Co. WAGC .......... WAPO .,.... . . . WDEF .... WDOD .... Wally's Grill ........ Wann-Chapman, Inc. . . . . Warliclc, L. A., Consrruciion Co Walson Conslruclion Co. . . Whaley Molors, lnc. . . . . While Swan Laundry . Willingham 8: Co. . Wilson, Mark K., Co. . Wood, Dielzen 8: Parks . Young, Grady Co. . 2l7 I86 2l4 203 I66 l9l 2l4 l73 I8l I72 I65 l73 I76 2ll 2I6 l85 I88 l92 l95 22I 2l5 I94 I88 220 2l8 l83 2l7 2Ol 205 l70 l7l l92 I66 l84 l9l I79 l8l 206 224 2II l80 2lO I9I I8l 2l8 2Ol 202 I64 l9O I64 l7l 2l4 224 201 l80 l65 I66 I99 I9l I87 22l 2l5 203 l9l I88 l68 I76 lbb COMPLIMENTS M A N G E L ' S Feminine Apparel Pl'1one 7- I 626 634 Marlnel' Slreel' COMPLIMENTS LINCOLN - MERCURY or LAWRENCE BROS. MOTOR COMPANY JACK'S DRY CLEANING 409 Broad Slreel 3452 Brainerd Rcl. Phone 2-6334 JOE PAUL CALENDAR HY-WAY MARKET Sepl: IO-Bewilclered sludenls are conlronled wilh New Look in sludy hall. Sepl. I5-Lurid 'rales of summer con- quesls begin 'ro pour ing SCITIGIGFIS and Perkins' advenlures in Greenville seem lo Ioe rnosl' exciling. Sepl. I6-Commercial law and eco- nomics sludenls complain of long read- ing assignmenls. Sepl. I7-Sluclenls forced lo 'rake flu slwols al Sl.OO per. Sepl: 20-Blue blue. Sepl: 2l-High Poinl pedeslrians re lax as Epp leaves +own. 3472 Brainerd Road Phone 4-439I WILLARD P. MOORE 9l0 E. Main S+. Clwallanooga, Tenn. TUNNEL DRUG STORE The Rexall Sfore JUST THRU THE TUNNELI' Complimenls -of U.S. 5c 8: IOC STORES A Slore Near You COMM-'MEN-I-S COIVIPLIMENTS OF OF CORLEY WA P O CI1aHanooga's Friendly Siafion COMPANY CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Manufacfurers of SAWMILLS AND SAWMILL N50 on Your Dia, EQUIPMENT Complimenfs of GOULD'S LUGGAGE SHOP 8 CO. 823 Broad Sfreef G. W. BAGWELL, Owner BILL HUDLOW, Manager G. W. BAGWELL PRESERVING CO. 6. W. BAGWELL DEVELOPMENT CO. CITIZENS MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouih Passenger Cars. Dodgs Trucks 439 Broad Sfreef Telephone 6-8I8O CI1 'H g 2 T LIGGETT'S ICE CREAM CO. i506 McCallie Ave. ' COMPLIMENTS RUDY'S DRIVE-IN COMPLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGNS FINEST HOTEL THE REFID OUSE Complimemts oI COMPLIMENTS OF COIVIPLIMENTS GRADY YOUNG COMPANY Momn Pidure Projedors, Films and Supplies Phone 7-6802 SIEIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 0 CompIimenIs of BRAINERD FOOD MARKET 3822 BRAINERD ROAD Complimenfs of DAUER PRODUCTS CORP. GEO. T. SMITH, Presidenf and Treasurer 166 HAPPY VALLEY FARMS CALENDAR Sepl'. 24-Seniors discover Wild Bill is lwardesl of all slave drivers: A'romic Purdy lamenls loss of lille. Sepl. 25- Found Sam malces firsl of deliglulful performances. Sepl. 27- Bull Bacon racks up again. Sepl. 29-Gray gives Colonel per- mission lo have a seal. Sepl. 30- Chief hunfs for sponsor. Ocl: I-Baflalion amazed as Colonel announces cilalion ribbons are free. Ocl. 2-Frierson and Mills slarl hcl novel. Ocl. 4+Clougl'1 finds saber more efleclrive 'rhan marks in F Company. HCTEL PATTEN Q CHATTANOOGA'S LEADING HOTEL 0 GARNETT ANDREWS Manager OUR BEST WISI-IES THE Mull-ILLIE SIIHUIJI. TI-IE FINE YOUNG MEN WI-IO ARE ITS STUDENTS DIXIE MERCERIZING COMPANY MANUFACT URERS OF DIXIE YARN MARK K' WILSON STREETIKESAATZAGE COMPANY PACKARD Q DISTRIBUTORS B Id rs Since I9I2 I 9 CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 1 I ' - '!1 ,Trf::rnx'!L'U7 f Yx .E f ? ,Fleetwood EDFFEE EI X W .I Q I. .4 fr- . 5 g ,c ,gg Egg' Y .. 5135! , . , L 9 3-oi -- -nxmruf-Q 7 9 COMPLIMENTS OF GILMAN PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY 9 ' Ambulance Service Phone 2-8366 CompIImen+s of NATIONAL FUNERAL J. TELFORD FREEMAN, JR. HOME 5 C A Epp Manager I8OO McCaIIio Ave. COmp'ImenI-S of HELEN MICHEL, Florin DAYLE MAY R H 65. Phon 4 ISM 7I9 Georgia Ave. Phone 6-2648 MOUNTAIN CITY STOVE COMPANY CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT 169 STANLEYTS CURLEE CLOTHES For Men and Young Men 0 EXCLUSIVE IN SAN ANTONIO TEXAS BUCKS FLIGHT SCHOOL FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Q- LoveII Field CHATTANOOGA, TENINI. T I ph -B Ic FI'gI'1+ School-4-4637 FIgh+I + +' -4-4369 170 ORKIN EXTERMINATING co. STAR LAUNDRY CIWGHGHOOQG. Tenn- 6-5451-Phones-7-1104 Complimenfs of I l COmIOIImenI5 OI 0' :gf i:1:3 ':':'?V: ' 5 5555: COLOIIIHI PAZVZZZZ I l. . . Bread . W ,leaf wafnyhgfgmf. EIN Complimenlrs of CHATTANOOGA BLOW PIPE 8: ROOFING COMPANY Drink ' ROYAL CROWN COLA Bes1' By Tasfe Tes+ COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF NIXON MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CO. VALLEY MOTORS Incorporafed EASTERLY-WOODHEAD ' FLOWERS 171 M OF Clllll M. RIIIIISERS AND CUMPANY MERCHANDISE BROKERS 0 . COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF SAMUEL STAMPING AND ENAMELING COMPANY THE HOME STORES Q O JACOB REED'S SONS Firsf Base of Supply for Army, Navy and Marine Officers' Uniforms Jacob Reecl's Sons have been mee+ing 'rhe exaciing uniform requiremenis of Officers in all branches of ihe service 'For I2O years. If a Commission in The Army, Navy or Marine Corps is your goal, remember 'lhar JACOB REED'S SONS will furnish you a compleie uniform ouffii oi Superior qualify ai moderaie prices. Wri'I'e for cafalog and quofafions JACOB REED'S SONS 173 FERGER BROS. AND HUFFAKER IT PAYS TO PLAY O Eslablished l887 COMPLIMENTS or MARTIN-THOMPSON GENERAL COMPANY INSURANCE O +- PHONE 7-3373 706 CHERRY STREET 806 Cherry Slreel Phone 6-3lOl Complimenis of BROWN FENCE CO. Complimenls of FARRAR'S HOSIERY STORE u EAST Nimm sr. Complimenis of THE PARK HOTEL L. C. LEACH 8: COMPANY JEWELERS 738 Cherry Sfreef Official Jewelers for McCallie School Class Rings and Pins CALENDAR Oci. 6- Nookie John Crowe sweeps Liirle Wheel eleclions. Chico is denied admission. OCT. IO--Parenfs exisf on 'rurlcey while sludenis ieasl al' Oscars. Ocf. IO llaierl-Firsi dance. Dormi- Jrory boys go wild ai sighi of babes, Ocf. I2- Du insialled as Smoking Club president Oci. I5- Hoge Hogan begins K- man acliviiies al Found Sam perform- ances. Oct I8- Bones Sloan begins new regime as presiden+ of Li++le Wheels. Od, I9-Garnbill, Dickerson, Chap- man, and Peggy ge? losl in cave on Sunday aflernoon iauni. CUIIIIIIERCIIIL STHTIUIIEIW 8: SIIPPW C0. OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE 81 EQUIPMENT A COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE I 9 BEVILLE s Every+I1ing Good To Ea.'r COMPLIIVIENTS 4I4 Vine S'rreeI' Phone 7-II645 OF 81 QQMPLIMENTS SANITARIUM OF 0 HENRY I I. FREDIE 8: CO. 739 E. EIeven+I1 SI., Chaffanooga, Tenn. 175 .Emi 3694i GOLF CLUBS Firs'I' in 'II1e Fairway wi+h- SWINGING WEIGHT LAMINATED WOODS FLEXI-GRIPS I PROFESSIONAL GOLF CO. OF AMERICA, INC. FURLOW-CATE, INC. COMPUMENT5 The Sou+I1's Finesi' Ford Dealer OF 0 HOTEL KEY 3I5-23 Broad Sfreef CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE IOOWIQ Air CooIed Complimenlrs of ChicIcen-Sfeaks-Sandwiches 320I Brainerd Rd. Phone 4-3076 8 Complimenfs of CI-IAIVIBERLAIN AND DODDS HAI-E'S FLQWERS R. K. SCHOLZE GROCERY Bla GEORGIA AVENUE Good Food is Good I-IeaI'rI1 176 COMPLIMENTS G OF CLEMONS BROS. HUNTER CO I-IIGI-I POINT, N. C. CO. COAL-ICE VICTROLA RECORDS FUEL OIL a STOKERS Ph 6 7 I 5l 4? COMPLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGA BOILER AND TANK COMPANY Real EsTaTe General Insurance RenTaIs SER Fire F. H. A. Loans ECIV CasuaITy Sales Marine Properfy ManagemenT Safe DeposiT VaulTs REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT, INC. SCOTT N. BROWN COMPANY Telephone 6-273 5-6-2 736 IO5-IO7 WesT EighTh STreeT James Building ChaTTanooga, Tennessee CALENDAR OcT. QI- Ace Holliclay's uncanny predicTions sTarTle The sporTs world. OCT. 22-PriTchard and Pressly have Their TirsT clash when Pressly Tells seniors how IiTTIe homework They have. OCT. 25-Trammell makes debuT in CiTy backTieIcI lineup. OcT. 28-Kinser, I-Iadden, Brocken- brough, and Nabers become charTer members oT V.S.O. OcT. 3I- HOT Lips Paul makes de- buT as McCaIIie's Harry James. Nov. 3- Roscoe eIecTed Big Wheel aT French Tea ParTy. Nov. 6- Nov. 7- Ansel Moses makes good wiTh Found Sam. ComplimenTs oT CRISMAN HARDWARE TOOLS-HARDWARE CompIimenTs oT LOUIS DIAMOND I7 WesT NinTh ST. JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. L. BIBB CompIimenTs oT A FRIEND DRINK J I if ir IN BOTTLES COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF CHATTANQQGA QA5 BLESSING, WATERHOUSE 81 COMPANY COMPANY NELLE BRYANT UPHOLSTERING CO., INC. 900 McCallie Ave., CI'1aI'ranooga, Tenn. EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE DECORATORS SERVICE 81 REUPHOLSTERING LEDFORITS SERVICE STATION Complgmemus of TLRES AND BATTERIES p+ R d S 3424 B d R d Ph 2 79II I'IeaIIn9 and ROUTING 179 COMPLIMENTS OF AUSTIN FEED 8: SEED COMPANY Com plimenls of TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY CALENDAR Nov. 8-Chico sideiracked as Graham Takes over wifh BriHos for Jrhe Weekend. Nov. I3-Joyce's iaw broken, so are McCallie-Red Bank relafions. Nov, I5-Blue blew. Nov. I8-Dummy gels besl of Dier- zen af Ioorball praciice. Nov. 20- Chief hunlrs for sponsor. Nov, 2I- Bobo and Barclay srop coming 'ro Ihe club for some unknown reason. Nov. 24-Colonel announces forma- Iion of BuII Ring: Rube becomes charfer member and president Nov. 25-Seven seniors pass English Six-Weeks exam. LANSFORD PIANO CO. Pianos, Band Insrrumenls, Sheer Music 730 Cherry Sireel' Complimenls of CAROLYN CHENILLES HIBBLER-BARNES CO. MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Prescripfion Druggisis 544 NICCALLIE AVE. Top o' The Dial WAGC Your Mu+uaI Friend MAC'S DRY CLEANING 32I7 Brainerd Road Phone 2-II42 We Clean Every'Ihing Complimenfs of N EWTON CH EVROLET Complimenrs of GILBERT'S BARBER SHOP PI- FOR , , COMPLIMENTS Freshness - Pruce - QuaIl'ry OF IT'S TALLEY'S Ask For Nu-Maid AUSTIN MOTOR SALES HUDSON f I900-I906 BROAD STREET B. L. TALLEY CO.. INC. X- 6-5I88-Phones-6-5I89 Complimerfrs of RICE BROTHERS AUTO CO., Inc. THE DOUBLE-COLA IbOO RossviIIe Ave, CI1aIIanooga, Tenn. ROBERT S. KILLEBREW E. DUDLEY BRYAN ROBERT S. KILLEBREW AGENCY I Agenfs THE AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY co. GENERAL INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS Telephone 7-38I6 Volunfeer Building CI1aH'anooga, Tennesse Cgmpllmen-I5 QE QuaIi+y Firsi' 3224 Brainerd Rd. Phone 2-3I58 181 DR. W. H. EMIS C pl 1. loqfefgjfam GORDON GAMBILL ANG E INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF H. B. BROCKETT GROCERY O1f+fByd Sdf LYNCH STYLE SHOP THE BOYS SHOP U., Wcfafde MM am! WCCJEQ faikeftf - 1 . OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES CHATTANOOGA GLASS COMPANY -ia.. , ' . 1' .J , I. , COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW BROOK FARMS, INC. Grade A Pasfeurized MiIIc QUALITY FIRST- SERVICE ALWAYS 38I4 Brainerd Road Phone 2-3826 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF AREY'S RIDGESIDE SERVICE MATT L. BROWN CO. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Your Neighborhood Texaco Dealer 2600 McCallie Ave., W. L. Arey, Owner SPORTS SHOP PIWOHB 2-3'0' N D COmpIimenIs OI ' BRAI ER . . . . NORGE DIVISION Prescrlphon Drugglsis OHAUANOOOA, TENNESSEE v BORG-WARNER CORP- Pharmacisis E, L. MARTIN 8: T. S. MARTIN Chamuranooga PIanI' 13.3 ALLlSON'S HAM Mflfrlifiiil' gwf 1 ' ' :' - qs ' I .N YI' 'L 'QN l, A .1 . 1 ' .lfik ef Q fi -in BON. U' 'row '- S sf 1. ' 9,1 fi l My 0 ' ' L 'QL . . , ,j,X:g..'.1: 1 ' ..'-'-. . . 9. .5 ' .rQ'7,::':4 qi:f.::' f J. H. ALLISON U. S. lnspeclion in All Deparlmenrs Smoked Wilh Sweel Hickory Wood AND COMPANY Challanooga, Tennessee CALENDAR Nov. 27-Milligan's Maruders spoil anolher beauliful day. Nov. 28-Seniors enioy cold publicalions hayride. Nov. 30-Morale ol boarders aroused as Cofield makes bid for Orchid Bowl Oueen. Dec. 2-Gambill and Mr. Purdy go in'ro ecslacies as Dr. Pelerson explains workings of alomic bomb. Boarders calch spiril' of Make-one-in-your-owm basemenf' idea. Dec. 3--Smoking Club members cringe as day for chesl' X-rays arrives. Dec. 4-Seniors slarl Scarlel- Lefferg gel' juicy session from Pressly. STEINHOEFEL'S Jewelers J. A. Cobble Phone 7-4565 Special Affachmenfs For Texfile Machinery Eslimafes Gladly Furnished l7Ol-3 Rossville Ave. Chaflanooga 8, Tenn COMPLIMENTS A FlilEND Complimenls of MATTHEWS PHARMACY H. L. Mailhews, Proprielor Prescripfions Called For and Delivered I-400 Dodds Ave. Phone 2-3I68 184 -1- COM PLIMENTS CHEROKEE MOTOR COACH COMPANY Cl-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Q' PRICE-SHEALY' RADIO Complimen-fs of R'C'A'T,hP:::'rg3: l2':Z:d:' Radios Chaffanoorga BuH'on and Badge Co. 3108 Brainerd Rd. Phone 4-I508 205 E- Elghlh Sl- Home Bldg BEST WISHES TO MCCALLIE SCHOOL FROM LOOKOUT OIL 81 REFINING COMPANY Makers of ARMOUR'S VEGETABLE SHORTENING Branch Planis Jacksonville, Florida Norfolk, Virginia Helena, Arkansas CO. Cgmplfmen-fs Qf HW S H F L828BMafkS+ S H F C hu THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS co. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN's CLOTHING We Cover The Eaffhu ras McCallie's New Sfudy-Hall is Equipped wifh +he La+es+ Mid-Soufh Engineered Fluroesceni' Lighfinig Fixiures. MID-SOUTH SUPPLY COMPANY IO2 Easf Elevenfh S+ree+ ChaH'anooga, Tenn. CALENDAR Dec. 7-The Club gels io use The siudenlr lodge for a few days as The Monk doesn'+ wani +o see his boys drown. Dec. 8--Pennybaclcer finally finds fime +0 sell Pennani' ads afier having splurged in school siaiion wagon all fall. Dec. I2-School amazed as Haggard wins lirsl Neaiesi Cadei ribbon, Dec. I5-Sania Claus Joyce provides usual delighiiul enieriainmenig Docior receives cusiomary hair nel. Dec. I9-Prison doors swing wide as inmaies crawl To brief freedom. Jan. 6-Boarding siudenis reiurn Tired and sleepy afier Chrisimas res+lf7l. KOFFE-KUP is eooo COFFEE Roas+ed and Dis+ribu+ed by RAGLAND BROS. CO WHOLESALE erzocens 186 AMERICAN LAVA CORP. Complimenfs of COWUMENT5 MCKESSON-DUFF DRUG co, OF II32 Merkel Sfreef Phone 7-2I2I FARRIS HARDWOOD LUMBER I Dealer In Fine Diamonds and Jewelry COMPANY TOM MCGHEE, Jeweler NASHVILLE' TENNESSEE 732 Cherry SI. Chaflanooqa 2, 'Iienn Inspeclors for N. C. EIS SI.mL. and Soufhern Railway Complimenls of WANN-CHAPMAN, INC. Funeral Direcfors 54I McCallie Ave. Specialisfs in High Class Resideniial Properly GLASCOCK-BRIGHT 8: CO. Complimenrs FOUNTAIN SQUARE PHARMACY MERRITT sf HARPER COMPLIMENTS EDWARD E. BROWN, '07 EDWARD E. BROWN, JR., '36 Represenling CENTRAL DRUG STORE Prescripfion Druggisfs Phone 6-316' INSURANCE CO. 800 Cenlral Ave. Chaifanooga, Tenn. 187 COM PLIMENTS OF SHUMACKER'S 827-829 Broad Sireei CHATTANOOGA 2, TENNESSEE Qualify Prinfing Color and Commercial LITHOGRAPHING HUDSON PRINTING 81 LITHOGRAPHING CO. 1023 Carler S+. Phones 7-5649-7-5640 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN FERRO ALLOYS COMPANY CHATTANOOGA 2, TENN. WILLINGHAM AND COMPANY LUMBER AND MILLWORK I700 Chesfnui' S+. Phone 6-I I05 CALENDAR Jan. IO-Sludenls lcnew if was Too good io be frue: lirsf of a series of Salurday school days malces ils appear- ance. Jan, I4-Times Cup Series. McCal- lie's hopes of meeiing friends across ihe river are dampened as Greenies dispose of Raiders. Jan. I7-Moon-beam arrives from Arkansas. Jan. I8-LiHle Wheels sweep second semesler eleclions. Jan. 20-Baiialion is condiiioned for Ariic warfare wiih frigid 'remperaiures in dormilories. COMPLIMENTS QF COM PLIMENTS NATIONAL BURIAL OF INSURANCE COMPANY CONTOR BROS 520 James Bunldunq 529 MARKET STREET Telephone 6-7l77 COMPLIMENTS HOWARDS CLEANERS CompIimen+s of UNIVERSITY CF CHATTANOOGA 0 DAVID A. LOCKMILLER, Presidenf BOCST THE LCOKOUTSH JOE W. ENGEL Presidem' PALMER CLOTHES Young Men's Fine Suifs Sporfcoafs - Topcoa+s - Trousers 825 Marker SI. CALENDAR Jan. 2I- Noah Pressly and emerg- ency plumbers save Founder's Home residenls from walery doom. Roos'rer Taylor's aclriviries curbed by sfrong arm of Doclor. A Big nigh? is had by all. Jan. 23-Huffalcer enioys brief box- ing career. Jan. 24-Everyone enioys big snow: Srreef, Haggard, Chapman, and Bunch have opporiuniiy for realizafion of grearesr ambifion. Jan. 26-Siudenls asrounded as school splurges on Iwo new slalion wagons. Jan, 29-Pressly appoinrs Herr Gulh- rie and Herr Schmidr as heads of New Assembly Gesfapo. JAMES R. CHAMBERLAIN REALTORS BELCHER SHOE SERVICE 25 Yea r' s Experience Feafuring INVISIBLE SOLES-HEELS I2 E. Ninih Telephone 7-792I COMPLIMENTS 0 OF A. FASSNACHT 8: COMP'-IIVIENT5 SONS OF Q COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Q I II W. I3'rI'1 Sfreef Phone 6-2I26 0 Complimenfs of Compnmems of STOVALL HARDWARE CO. 7lI Cherry Sfreei' Chaffanoog CO' C R A G'S 3209 BRAINERD ROAD Read More Book Co Inc Cha'r'rIanooga Venefian Blind Co. .I . anufac urers o We can gei' any Book or Magazine. Blrgids of Iggsgncfgin 32 EM? Nimkh S+. 6-6546 Cusfom Made, .Slip Covers, Drapes, Venefia Blnnds, Bed Spreads Com plimenis of TEXTILE PRINTING COMPANY wALLY's GRILL Phone 6,3434 Complimenfs of 191 753 ERST mhlh 5 GET srnmcsu mmH9 CIMITT-Q H0 OGFLTHIII SSEE. I Disfribufors of GENERAL TIRES AND BATTERIES SIDNEY SCOTT TIRE CO. Ga. Ave. af 7'rI1 ST. 6-2I59 CompIimen'rs of THE BRASER CO. Complimenfs of DON CHERRY TIRE CO. l3'rI1 and Broad Sfreeis CHATTANOOGA TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. Agenfs for Allied Van Lines NATION-WIDE MOVING l Ewell I1 111 'II'I I I 1 ll I'IIL1.I - ,IR ,,. ,,., - ' 2:11-2::,-QE .,.,. 5 IE: ...-, 1' --5 25:25 ::' fig, -:-- : , ,..,., '.f:,:I ':, gi .II E E 1'I'I W: T ' ...fee In is .,.:.- Lg m El II 111 I1 WI ' izi ...RI E E gg TTA' 3 Q- , isfaifsi - IIIIIJ 111 111 iii E IEEE EIT E IT1 Hifi IT! If im- E ' i -'ii - ' IQII 1 k I 1 iII if rf.: '5 FET?5Q4 JJU-JAM JJ-GLU!! P RCD VI D E N T MFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Our 6Is+ Year As A CI1aHanooga Ins+i'I'u+ion Serving 'Ihe Nafion COMPLIMENTS HUMMING BIRD HOSIERY 'ir sou: ExcLuslvELY AT THE VOGUE Q-Q-5 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN CHEMICAL COTTON CO. 9'3- COMPLIMENTS OF 's ICE CREAM 3744 Brainerd Road. Phone 2-3032. 194 ROBERT C. JONES 8: Fresh and Cured Mea+s, Pure Pork Sausag Home-Made Lard, Fresh Dressed Pouliry Sfaple Fancy Groceries, Prompf Deliver Phone 6-4-78l COMPLIMENTS 2IO E. Main S+re-ef OF PARKWAY RESTAURANT J. H. MAUCOAT IIO N. Marker Sheer Phone 7-8544 COMPLIMENTS OF SIGNAL KNITTING MILLS 19 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRYSTAL COMPANY 0 America's Choicesf Hamburgers 0 ALL ovER THE souTH HUBBUCH GLASS CO. +04- l855 CENTRAL AVE. J. ERNEST DARR WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4? Phones 6-2 I 29, 7-3359 G Farmers' Marker. E. llfh S+ree'r CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE CALENDAR Feb. I-Sam Houslron laps new mem- bers: Bells is blaclcballed. Feb. 2-ln closed rneelring Pressly Jrells cadels lo ease up on new 'reachers -all 'rhey lack is a lillle experience. Feb. 4- Mick inaugurales firsl of a series of Trips lo Knoxville. Feb. 7-Firsi prelly day: Haggard goes oul for alhlelics. Feb. 8-Haddock leaves lvlr. Ware behind in bull-shooling conlesl. Feb. Il-Schlaler goes Hodge wild, buf soon gels sfraighlened our in Nashville. 'fhgvrtnnli Buirh Mannr Erainrrh illnsxh Glhattannnga, Efvnnwnvv Uhr Snutlfa ifineat Banquets nr Parties fur Eining fur all Qbrraninnn MQ- C. D. KENNY DIVISION CONSOLIDATED GROCERS CORPORATION C. C. NAGLE, Manager 3--3 COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL FRANKLIN PROCESS COMPANY 0 COMPLIMENTS OF COMBS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY fa Men in Wfempkfa . . . Sfop a+ Hoiel Chisca, long remembered for courieous service. A+ fhe Chisca you'll find warm hospi+ali+y, comfor+, and delicious food. O HOTEL CHISCA J. W. SCOTT Vice Presidenl' and General Manager COMPLIMENTS- OF llllgllll Dynamo of Dixie 23 YEARS OF SERVICE I3l0 on your dial To read daily 'rhe besi newspaper he can buy is one mark oi an inielliqeni ciiizen. 0 THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES CALENDAR Feb. I6-Clough lakes up where 'rhe li++le Maj. leii oil. Feb. 22- Sem l-luicheson besis Big Ben in psychological baffle in Solid class. Feb. 24- Oppie finds rempfaiions oi Cincinnaii rarher inleresling. Feb. 29-Girls lake advaniage of Leap Year iradiiion in huni for sponsor- ships. Mar. I-The Club begins plans for Spring Holiday parly in Charloiie. Mar. 6- Sudden Deaihu Siowers becomes idol of McCallie. Mar. 8-Hopper, is if Gloria or Mon- nie? Hopper is confused, buf soon makes up his mind. AUTOMATIC HOME EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS Deep Freeze I'II1e mosi' I'aIIce'd abouI'I Home Freezer Bendix Aufomafic Home Laundry, Dryer and Ironer Elecfromasier Rangers, Wafer Heaiers Eureka Home CIeaning Sysfem, Cordless Elecfric Irons Kresky Oil Furnaces of AII Types Frosfair Duplex Refrigerafors PE COMPLIMENTS OF BRANDON CORPORATION GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA PE 200 DOLE Pineapple and Pineapple Juice COMPLIMENTS OSCAR OWNBEY AUTO SERVICE 309 Lyerly SI. Phone 2-BSI6 COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE RIDGE FIBRE CO. DisI'ribuI'ors of Broom Fibre for S+reeI Sweepers HICKORY, NORTI-I CAROLINA J L COMPLIMENTS OF TOMLINSON'S RESTAURANT Complimenfs of STANDARD PAPER COMPANY 628 Sevenih Sfreei Augusia, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF VOLUNTEER STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home OFFice CHATTANOOGA, TEN N ESSEE Founded I903 201 .Si-Jufe fo Wcfafbe .Si-Aoof We are proud of McCallie School and salute its fine record of scholastic achievement. We are likewise proud to have been selected to underwrite the plan of Students' Accident Insurance which has been in effect since 1940. TROTTER, BOYD AND KEESE General Agents-Accident' Department P R 0 VI D E N T LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY 202 www MM' BYRNE 8: CO. RCA-VICTOR Disfribufors of Th W ld' .f5UNDfERIBER 6 or 5 Greaiesi Elecfric Dicfaiing and RADIOS 81 VICTROLAS Recording Equipmenf 639 CHESTNUT ST. CHATTANOOGA See Your Dealer KAISER-FRAZER MOTOR CARS PARTS - SALES - SERVICE WHALEY MOTORS INC. 4:0 BROAD STREET PHONE 6-5978 203 X- COMPLIMENTS OF CLEVELAND CHAIR COMPANY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ELLIS RESTAURANT I443 Markef S+reeI CI-IATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF MERCER PIE COMPANY Mercer's Delicious Pies XT 7IO O'NeaI S+. Chaffanooga, Tenn + CALENDAR Mar. I I-Oehmig finds he has some- Ihing in common wiII1 a cerfain comic ship characfer. Could II be HAM- COMPLIMENTS MERHEAD? Mar. I3-Alba and his cronie, Bud, OF hold Iheir weekly dining room par+y. THE CHATTANOOC-3A MEDICINE COMPANY 1- Mar. 2I-Keo-Kio Dance: Poss IinaIIy comes ouf of baclwelorhood wi+h dafe wi+I1 Ann Nickels. Mar. 22-SIuden'rs enjoy besf assem- bly program of year, as Iaculfy mem- bers ballynoo for aIma mafers. Mar, 26-Annual Blood Bowl. Fac- uIIy FiIosopIwers eke ouf usual vicIory wiII'1 IigI1I casuaI+ies. Dependable Since l894 A PRITCHARD BROTHERS FRED C. PRITCHARD V N 433 Madison Avenue Memphis 3, Te 6 COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD COOSA THATCHER COMPANY 1- COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLER BROTHERS COMPANY Q- DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Sevenfh and Broad Sfreefs Chaffanooga, Tennessee COM PLIMENTS OF 'Miter My Z?uzCL MOQ,,R5Af5K,'Q'NG and CENTURY MOTOR SALES CO. MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 544 McCallie Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF W. C. TEAS COMPANY EveryI'hing Elec1'rical I66 Easi' Eighfh S+.. Phone 7-IZ46 20 Complimenls of SERVICE STATION CAMPBELL CLINIC Our Name Our Aim RAY B. SLAGLE J. D COMM. M. B. EAVES PRODUCE co Wholesale Fruiis 8: Produce 2230 McCallie Ave. Phone 2-29I6 Ph. 7-047i--7,0472-7-0473 Chalfanooga, Teh i ELECTRON APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL MORTGAGE COMPANY 4? 124 W. Eighlrh S+. Phone 6-6131 CALENDAR Mar. 30-Doclor announces he was forced To send Iwo bollles ou'r of my classroom. Mar. 3l-Big Ben begins rule of lhe bell- OHS is firsl viclirn. April I- Chief hunis for sponsor April 3-Big Wheels slack BB's in corner of Olan's cabin. April 4-Seniors saddened as Wild Bill leaves for weelc's soiourn af Prince- ion. April 7- Herb begins has+y re- views for governmenl inspeclion. April 8-Trammell lakes up sixlh spori' buf only breaks one record. 7 o an mills 824 lvlarlcel S+ree+ Phone 7-2986 +0-Q COMPLIMENTS OF BROCK CANDY COMPANY 00-0- CALENDAR April 9--Gambill preserves repula- Jrion by winning bull coniesl by a wallc- BWGY. April I2-Pailerson made W.8cL. valedicloriang Gul is surprised To learn ihai honor is now being besiowed upon normal human beings. April I5-Cameron 'resls marlcman- ship, finds iT's iusi Duclcy. April I7- Chief hunls for sponsor. April 20-Alba gains mos+-popular- wilh-'rhe-facull'y lille. April 22-Governmeni inspecfion. Candy Bar 'finds lesls raiher dull. April 23-Non-rnilifariness of miliiary promofion syslem revealed as officers prepare 'ro selecl loesl-drilled cadels. April 25-Peanuf machine suffers as Fahey and Knoedler have inlc baffle. COMPLIMENTS OF TERRELL ELECTRIC COMPANY IIO4 MCCALLIE H p d Phl M I El Appl -HQ- COM PLIMENTS OF PICKETT'S COM PLIMENTS THE BASKETERIA OF Grocery and Marker , GREENVILLE, S. C. Famous for 2oi::ll:efEnI+afocjinflzeis one of 'th a CG' OLIN H. SPANN, Owner . Enioy Year Round Pleasure Demand Florida's Finesi' COMPLIMENTS SEALD-SWEET OF Q Ci'rrus Fruiis in .Vg Srild-Swve' , THE CURRIN co., INC. am U Fresh or Canned ' 'W'f v ' ' Seald-SweeJr's 1'l'1e Brand COMPLIMENTS OF PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS Manufacfurers of Woolens for Men's and Women's Wear 211 COM PLIM ENTS DURAND HOSIERY MILLS CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE A COMPLIMENTS CQMPLIMENTS OF OF ATHENS HOSIERY MILLS MILLS S LUPTUN SUPPLY EU. ,S+ A TEN 0 COM PLIMENTS OF ACME COAL COMPANY Qualify Coal, Modern Equipmenf, Reliable, Experienced Deliverymen Agenfs 'For Sfokol Sfokers Phones 6-I l83-84-85 622 Eas+ Ninfh S+. 0 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF RAMSEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY JOY ACRES FARMS ComplimenTs OT PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. STATESVILLE, N. C. O Complimenfs of MR. 81 MRS. A. W. FANJOY RED EOOD STORE 4415 BRAINERD RD. ComplimenTS OT G. P. S. COmplimenTs OT VIOLET CAMERA SHOP II EAST SEVENTH STREET OOMPLIMENTS OF NORTH SIDE DRY CLEANING CO. April 28-WesTern AUTO beaTS OuT Jacob Reed's Tor Spring Overalls con- TracT. May I-Epperson breaks a prece- denT, comes To School on Monday. May 5- ChieT hunTS Tor sponsor. May 8-Mid-SOuTh Track MeeT. Chapman buys sun helmeT TO explore wilcls OT ATlanTa, May 8 llaTerl-Pall OT smoke moves up highway as vicTOriOus bus nears home. May IO-Sam l-lousTon Talls before Big Four in annual Track meeT. May Il-Hallelujah! Chief Tincls sponsor. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Watson Construction M. M. HEDGES MFG. Co., Inc. CO-, INC- KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE 45 0 Manuf f COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL AUTOMATIC GAS AND BUILDERS WATER HEATERS COMPLIMENTS OF A - ELECTRIC AIRE FURNACES Jackson Manutactunng GENERAL ELECWC Cgmpany on FURNACES SUUTHERN BIOWPIPE 4' AND ROOFING CO. Manufacturers of LIVING ROOM FURNITURE V BETI-IEA'S Specializing in Delecfable Seafoods Sou+hlancl's Besi' Fried Chicken 0 3850 Brainerd Road CHATTANOOGA, TENN. THE JO-ANN 0 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND If CALENDAR May I4-Sieinberg earns one-day membership in ihe Bull Ring Club. May I7-Exams begin: Spence enumeraies advaniages of summer school. May I9-Beville oblrains copyrighi on his new book, How lo Pass Algebra I in Five Easy Years. May 22-Final parade. Holland hon- ored lor disringuished service io baf- ralion. May 24-Graduafion. Relucianf seniors are forced 'ro forsake sheliered life al McCallie io be exposed To evils of 'rhe world. HADDEN'S PHARMACY L. E. HADDEN, PILG., Prop. Main and Cenfral Chalfanooga, Tenn. 36 Years Prescripfion FilIing Complimenfs of AGNEW HARDWARE COMPANY 30 Frazier Avenue Be'Iween 'the Bridges HUB MOTOR INN Pure Oil Producfs Lubricafion ancl Wash-Polish BaH'eries-Tires and Accessories Clean Resi' Rooms 901 E. Main Slreel Telephone 7-644I Complimenls ol COMPLIMENTS DYER 81 BRICKELL OF McKINNEY BUICK COMPANY SPURLIN6 PRINTING CO. Prinfing-OFFice Supplies Au+horize.:I Buick Dealers Cheslnul and SIXII1 Slreel Phone 5-366i Phone 7-040I Geo. D. Spurling Complimenls of CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE OF POWELL MATTRESS CO. THE DAIRY BAR Renovaiing and S'I'eriIi1ing All Worlr Guaranfeed BIS Easi' Main Slreel Phone 6-8062 Complimenfs of CLIFFORD A. BETTS QQMPLIMENTS BETTS ENGINEERING CO. OF Complimenls of CROUCH COMPANY A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF TOM CAT OVERALL CO. COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. X- Complimenfs of DAY MCAMTS MoRRusoN coTToN co FLORIST CoH'on Merchan+s and Brokers GASTONIA, N. C. PE COMPLIMENTS OF X- HOME PLATE RESTAURANT JOHN ALLEN CARTER COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL APPLIANCE CORP. PE The General Eleciric S+ore 7I6 Cherry S+. Telephone 5-36I7 PATY BROS. X MOTOR CO. fijllifbfi 1215.231 COMPUMENTS 9 MOCCASIN BUSHING CO. WfQ21LQfLZ1i2g2NS X Home of Beffer Service CQMPLIMENTS HAILEY OF CHEVRGLET CQ 1. r. BLACKFORDCO Your Chevrolei' Dealer Wholesalers 0 9 1204-10 BROAD STREET 8 I 9 CHESTNUT STREET 7-5577 SOUTHERN SPORTS COMPANY Enioy The' Ou1'cloors COMPLIMENTS OF CHATTANOOGA PRINTING AND ENGRAVING COMPANY t .gig Amari fo Jkola af BELK BROTHERS 'A' 'A' 'A' The I 'L Dp s+ 7 ,C C-, - ,' ' O , f'XQi '7'-Q 4' ' R' 'O 'O C fr, ff, 'L -R--- 'R gg '- EE - --J V '!!Ll- -VH - ' 4 . V7 if , . xr' -R , -- ' , ,X X .K ' R-A Fx-- SYL , f rg f .5 'LT' fi ,Z Q- 1'-.L -Q 3 f ,J ' ,I VH,Y ' I- M- ,'- f H-'A - I YT Evs jf -h N FS if-,-X... ,. X X- -1-A! AA: Jr? --W - -W X' df? X f-W, W T ly-ff., ., - . , VV, - ,M fjrfi QC-: V, , 1 L, W V x xx vv- X -f 'X' .N N' T ,, Ni, A T T Z ,ilk-gf A'-W ' YR' QM-.g5,.iL? T Q ' - :K iii? - - ., -v mf f , A In- -5 - f. 5 ' :H 3 --9' f 2 -- EE L- n DF .12-f'- P: - . I-I ' -' JR - al, ' 1 f 4. . I , if f .. vp L 'I+ , T' E I 'LE lf' I I I IIIWI' gitlfr. 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WARLICK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Confracfors KNOEDLER 8: MEREDITH Plumbing and Heafin-g Con'rracI'ors OF IIHTA llHIllINl3 IZIIMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF I-IERSCI-IEL'S DRIVE-IN FOR TEENERS DINING AND DANCING PYI D I NOTICE TO McCALLIE SENIORS: A DIpIoma a s or a Inner LENNON , FURNACE CO. me MCCALLIE AVENUE COMPLIMENTS I OF FURNACES sToKERs AND BLOWERS C, B, QQILEMAN ou. BURNERS , sl-IEETMETAL WORK AND . INSULATION 223 RETAIL MERCHANTS' PAGE 3- S. H. KRESS CO. THE FISCHER CO. EDWARDS 81 LEBRON, LTD. FULMER, REEVES 81 WARE T. H. PAYNE CO. KOBLENTZ I MILLER BROS. CO. TEIv1PLETON'S JEWELERS THE VOGUE LOVEMANS, INC. MCLELLAN STORES CO. LE GRAND JEWELRY CO. DAVIDSON'S 5 I Designed. Prinfed, and Bound by BENSON PRINTING CO., Nashville, Ten N11 1' 40 A 1 , J 1 i 1 M wi A ms U If M Le Qu ff 1 5a X YT' E5 l, ,f W, I gl. V P: ,. if J. W rm J
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