McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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I TRIBUTE TO. GERALD C. McNABB All things are to be examined and called into ques- tion. There are no limits set to thought. This statement, characteristic of the Greek spirit, belongs also to the man to whom this 1960 edition of the PENNANT is dedi- cated. Mr. Gerald McNabb in only two years at McCallie has proved more than worthy of this honor which the senior class has bestowed as a mark of their deep respect and admiration for his straightforward, candid manner. His willingness to consider widely divergent views and opinions, combined with his stimulating method of teach- ing, has won Mr. McNabb a place at the top in the eyes of students and faculty. lt is with sincere regret that we note Mr. lVlcNabb's intention to take a position in the business world, for with his departure we lose a man of great talent. An accomplished artist himself, he has taught art and speech in addition to his rigorous course in senior English. He has promoted forensics as a part of the school program, and has given of his time unhesitatingly in quite a variety of school plays. Although the school loses much as he leaves this year, we congratulate him on this honor and wish for him the best of everything in his new vocation. RWC