McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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-' 1 X., ev: Keo-Kio President Ken Hamm welcomes Dick Johnson at the fall tapping ceremony. Keo-Kio Initiates Keo-Kio Fall Initiates-Front Row: Mark Zbinden, Frank Dozicr, Hugh Moore, Dick Johnson. Second Row: Mr. Hardwick Caldwell Jr., Mr. R. L. Thatcher, Mr. E. Y. Chapin, III irwmmm -4 - - I ...Il ,, .--, , ., is ' Keo-Kio Membership, First Semester-Front Row: Bobby Howard, Paul Tessmann, Ken Hamm, Art Lacy, Wyatt McCallie. Second Row: Hugh Moore, Frank Dozier, Dick Johnson, Mark Zbinden, Mr. Paul D. Greer. Four During Fall Ceremonies In 1939 Keo-Kio was founded to honor seniors who show outstanding leadership. During the year the group undertakes various projects for the im- provement of the school. Officers for the year were Ken Hamm, Presi- dent, Paul Tessrnann, Vice-President, Art Lacy, Secretary, Bobby Howard, Treasurer, and Wyatt McCallie, Sergeant-at-Arms. At the fall tapping, Dick Johnson, Frank Dozier, Hugh Moore, and Mark Zbinden were inducted, while three alumni, Hardwick Caldwell, Jr., '40, Richard C. Thatcher, Jr, '33, and Hugh O. Mac- lellan, '30, were mad-e honorary members. Mr. E. Y. Chapin, III, was speaker for the occasion. Early projects included the gathering of pic- tures of former Mid-South championship teams for the gym lobby, the designing and purchasing of a plaque listing the Grayson Medal winners, and the enriching of relations with the TEPS.

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l l i ,-1 Student Senate First Semester. Front Row: Paul Tess- Lacy, Tom Worley, Sam Price, Lloyd Davidson, Jeff mann, Bobby Howard, Ken Hamm. Second Row: Art Grate. Howard, Bugg Head Senate, Student Council Activities Student Council First Semester. Front Row: Jim Can- non, Vice Presidentg john Bugg, Presidentg Ken Hamm, Secretary. Middle Row: Art Lacy, Bill Lindcrman, Al Williams, Henry Whelchel. Back Row: John Branstrom, Nelson Head, Eric Lageifson. ,fs The first semester Student 'ate opened the year with a program emphasizing the Honor Sys- tem and its benefits. They traced the system from its beginning at the University of Virginia to its present form here at McCallie. Led by President Bobby Howard, each Senate member presented thc meaning of the Honor Sys- tem in each of the Helds in which it is important: cheating, stealing, lying and other honor matters. First semester members were Bobby Howard, Presidentg Paul Tessmann, Day Student Repre- sentativeg Art Lacy, Senior Class, Ken Hamm, Boarding Student Representative 5 Lloyd Davidson, Junior Class, Jeff Grate, Sophomore Classg Tom Worley, Freshman Class, and Sam Price, junior School. The responsibilities of the Student Council are the enforcing of rat rules and the trying of boarding honor cases. Members for the first se- mester were John Bugg, President, Ken Hamm, jim Cannon, John Branstrom, Hugh Uhalt, Bill Linderman, Nelson Head, Henry Whelchei, Art Lacy, Eric Lagerson, and Al Williams.

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Student YMCA Sponsors All Religious Activities The YMCA is in charge of all student religious activities in the school. Members of this group are in charge of nightly dormitory prayer meet- ings, the Thursday night prayer service in the Lockett Lodge, and Sunday night vespers. In ad- dition, YMCA members represent McCallie at the Mid-South Christian Life Conference, this year held at Girls Preparatory School. First semester members were Art Lacy, Presi- dent, Sandy Blount, Vice-President, Dick John- son, Secretaryg Phil Geiger, Lloyd Davidson, Bob Eager, Dave Dunlap, Jim Starrett, John Dorminy, David Thompson, Andy Galyon, Ramsey Dethero, Bob Edwards, Egerton Burroughs, Turner How- ard, George Morgan, and Banks Hudson. The Thursday night meeting, run by the Vice- YMCA Council, First Semester-Seated: Sandy Blount, Art Lacy, Dick Johnson. Standing: John Dorminy, Ed Burroughs, Eric Haralson, William Edwards, Tumer YMCA officer Art Lacy and Christian Contemplations writer Johnny Herrmann talk to fall religious emphasis week speaker, Mr. Henderson Belk of Charlotte, N.C. President, is informal and open to any student. Speakers of all denominations are invited to speak. Sunday vespcrs are attended by all dormitory stu- dents where local ministers and laymcn are guest speakers. Howard, Andy Galyon, Ramsey Dcthero, Lloyd David- son, Dan Thompson, Bill Eager.