McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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In Memoriam During his brief career of three years at McCallie, Pat Trotter earned a place in the hearts of his fellow students. Always with a pleasant smile and a friendly greeting for everyone, he radiated a happiness and a peace of mind that comes only through a love and knowledge of God. Pat brought a spark of warmth and cheerfulness into the routine of everyday school life. Pat's death was sudden hut not tragic. To his friends and loved ones it will mean a physical hut not a spiritual separation. For the rest of our lives those of us who knew and loved Pat will feel his presence daily, for though gone from among us, he will live in our hearts forever. ugh' - PATRICK HOUSTON TROTTER

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I sawn squw s, BREEZE B . -in S8 H E -me-g gag . ' gafasgasggagr- .X 1 ' 51 A ' I V, y hill a F it it X ence, and biology. Mr. H. E. Hubbert taught an advanced course in physics for the higher ranking students, with Mr. P. H. Carlson teaching other sections in both physics and chemistry. Mr. Greer taught sections in chemistry and Mr. E. C. Lundien taught biology and general science. German, taught by Mr. Pierre Wagner. was added to the curriculum of the language department. Work in the newly installed language laboratory complemented the regular class- room program. Mr. A. L. Burns and Mr. W. 0. E. Humphreys respectively again headed t.he Modern Language and Latin departments with Mr. T. F. Walker teaching sections in Spanish I and ll, and Mr. L. l-l. Echart teaching Latin. Since the founding of the school a Bible program has been offered at McCallie by the heudmasters. Taught as the inspired word of God, the Bible is required study for at least one year ut the high school level. Teaching in this department are Presi- dent J. P. McCallie, Headmaster S. J. McCallie, Mr. J. S. Strang, and Mr. R. l. Smith. Mr. E. T. Schmidt, in his fourteenth year at McCallie, headed the Department of Social Studies. Assisting him were Col. D. P. Armstrong, Major D. M. Spencer, Mr. J. W. Day, Mr. A. L. Garth, and Mr. D. P. McNair. Offered in this department are courses in Ancient, Modern, und American History, Democracy and Geography. .... . 5 :aussi , 'W ' ' ' ' B WE A ii : H .. ,I I, - - 1. MZ ,E ,. A B 1 ,. .,.,.,..,.. .. . - M W H M . H 1? H : . W tg- -W g.. 5 ,sax -. 5:55-:-.i::::e-g-1-:sv ::::-:-:-::,:'-:- .. .: Calculus students Jack Hardin, Jim Hersh, and Alex Little watch as mathematics in- structor Mr. Ji. C. Wal'e works out a prob- lem on the boarrl. Languages Bible Social Studies Col. D. P. Armstrong questions class mem- bers on daily reading in American history. fa Lf in :gym wt 1 x i. T1 '

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