McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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The Staff of McCallie 1. MRS. CARL BAKER, Secretary MRS. MARY CANFIELD, Resident Nurse MRS. SANFORD CUNNINGHAM, Commissary Assistant MRS. NATHAN S. DOUGHERTY, Secretary to the Head- masters MRS. OLIVE HUNT, Receptionist and Switchboard Oper- ator MISS ANNE MCCALLIE, Alumni Secretary STAFF 12 2. MRS. J. A. MAYWHORT, Librarian MRS. MRS. H. L. SMITH, Assistant Director of Admissions JOHN SMITH, Assistant Bursar MRS. R. C. THOMAS, Bursar MRS. MRS. MISS BEN C. TOLEDANO, Art Instructor T. F. WALKER, Remedial Readinff ZELLA WOODS, Recorder

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School to Year of Academic Achievement 15-X. 1. MICHAEL R. RICHARDS, B.A., University of the Southg Graduate work at Duke Universityg Englishg Assistant in Athletics. ELLIOTT T. SCHMIDT, B.A., Elon College, Graduate work at the University of North Carolinag Head of His- tory Departmcntg History and Democracyg Director of Vis- ual Educationg Debate Coach. RICHARD I. SMITH, li.S., Pennsylvania State Universityg Graduate work at the University of Pittsburghg Bibleg As- sistant in Athletics. DAVID M. SPENCER, B.S., Davidson College, Ancient Historyg Head Coach, Baseball and Wrestlitigg Assistant Coach, Foothullg Tactical Oflicerg Advisor to the Junior Class. JOHN S. STRANG, B.A., University of Virginiag B.D., University of the Southg Bibleg Head Coach, Tennisg Ad- visor to the Eighth Grade. E. CRAWFORD STREET, B.A., Southwestern University: Mathematicsg Assistant Coach, Football, Wrestling, and Baseball. 2. L. RUSSELL TATE, B.A., Emory and Henry Collegeg Englishg Principal of the Junior Schoolg Director Ath- leticsg Scholarship Advisor to the Junior Schoolg Head Coach, Basketball and Track. BENJAMIN C. TOLEDANO, L.L.B., Tulane Universityg M.A., Louisiana State Universityg English and American Historyg Assistant in Athletics. PIERRE R. WAGNER, B.A., Pierre Viret Collegeg B.S., Federal Polytechnical School of Zurichg French and Ger- mang French Club. THOMAS F. WALKER, B.A,, University of Tennessee, M.A., Columbia Universityg Graduate work at the Univer- sity of Mexico and the University of Texasg Spanishg Dra- matics Coach. JAMES G. WARE, B.S., Duke Universityg M.A., Peabody Collegeg Candidate for Ph.D. at Peabody Collegeg Head of the Mathematics Department. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS, B.A., M.A., Baylor University, English and Speechg Assistant in Athletics. FACULTY 1 1

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. 'K Q 'nu , 'swf l . The faculty of The McCallie School was again brought to a record high hy the addition of five instructors for the fifty-sixth term. This increase gave the school a teaching personnel of forty-two and ll SlllLlCfll-lC'LlCllCI' ratio of 12-1 which was the best in the history of the school. The 1960-61 facility included eleven McCallie graduates. Attention to the superior student and emphasis on the indi- vidual student were again the features which distinguished the school's academic year. As in previous years advanced classes for the superior students were offered in English, Mathematics, and Science. Heading the department of English was Mr. Charles E. Gild- ersleeve, in his sixth year at McCallie, Once again accelerated courses were oflered from the eighth grade level through the senior year. Headmaster R. L. McCallie taught the English V section, a senior group devoted primarily lo analysis and crit- New members of the McCallie faculty. Front Row: Mr. Pierre Wagner, Mr. Ben C. Toledano, Mr. Hall Hammond. Second Row: Mr. John Huie, Mr. Daniel McNair. School Qffers Courses in Six Departments Dr. J. P. McCallie talks with members of the Bible department. From the left: Dr. McCallie, Mr. John Su-ang, Mr. J. E. Lyle, Dr. Spencer McCallie, and Mr. R. I. Smith.