McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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FALL BRINGS A GTHER YE R, XJ FOOTBALL, A D DAN CES . . . Return to school . . , Renewal of friendships, the making of new ones . . . Football games . . . The opening dances . . . Military confusion as organizational plans take shape . . . Student activities take hold . . . Vacation disappears . , . And the dust from an avalanche of academic responsibilities clouds horizons of otherwise serene visions as realization of what school is for becomes dominant.

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Blue Tornado Finishes With 5-4 Record in Good Year The 1961 Tornado. Front Row: Gilbert, Smith, Sawyer, Blount, Tate, Underwood, M. Childress, Rymer, Mc- Innis, M. McCallie. Second Row: Forrest, D. Groves, R. Brown, R. Jones, Hamm, Tessmann, Marye, D. Lynch, T. Cubine, Clark, Bullock. Third Row: Head Faced with the task of replacing 10 starters from the previous year's squad, Head Coach Harry Milligan's 1961 Tornado began practice in the last week of August. -Captain Ken Hannn was the lone returning starter and he had been switched from guard to halfback. Forming a nucleus for the backiield along with Hamm were returning letternian Paul Tessmann, fullback and alternate captain, and Skip Jones at halfback. In the line, guards Hoyle Rynier and Sandy Coach Milligan, Grate, Swisher, Grace, W. Stewart, Templeton, Zbinden, J. Kimball, Battle, Galyon, Sam- mons, Line Coach Day, Backfield Coach Eskridge. Fourth Row: Eubanks, Ballinger, H. Wilson, Frist, R. Johnson, Cole, Swift, Kendrick, Morris. Blount and end Bill Kendrick were returning standouts to bulwark the line in the difficult up- coming schedule. Coach Milligan welcomed two new mem-bers to the coaching staff at the start of practice. They were Mr. Bill Eskriclge, who took over the back- Held and Mr. Joe Campbell who aided Mr. John Day with the lincnien. They replaced Mr. Dave Spencer, who took over the junior school football program and Mr. Crawford Street who entered the business field.