McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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xconlinuelfl N ome scenes brin In 'E 1 1 r 1 I C , .J e ',-. w f I w ' . . I JM: gg ,Y H, V W J Q: , .O .. EEK z V: ABOVE: 0niMcEallie weekends pud- dles such as this one too frequently ill Elle walks. LEFT:'Davenport cym- nusium is home basketball, ugreslling, and many dances. RIGHT: The Found- erfgfflome porchglis ilie scene of rock- ingm sessiorbs, jights, and loud scrtiur English leachers. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Ongqf the ,mbst beautiful scenes Q1 the campus is the bank in, front of the acallemic buildink BOT- QTOM LEF Qgl Lackett Lodge, the senior' lodge, played host to dances afle? jamladll games this year. BOT-ff TOM RQIGILQ: line dining hall and cafezerifr are opfgatell' by Slater Cor- poration: H I Q 2 im- Q ie ru .. ,, . H

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if is xl ws- vi THe YEA e A ln lifeu of a s.cl'1oo1,gthe events of a flarticular A year dognog necessarily malie the yearlunique.WMcCallie has its jzraditional functions as do all schoolsf The in- dividnals provide the blodd, musclesi and oyerall ap- pearance. Thus each. your tl1e'u sllelelon of :lMcCall1n life usuiillyji remains the 531116, while people atWMcCeiIlie make ezach of school life tdtally different. The year IEI of McCalllc school life '67-68 Mnol onli' became uniqge zzv i n apimeflrancek hutralso broke a fewxlhones of the skgetgn Hand gdded pessibly strdhger ones. :A year does notfbelcomz- 1'6gDgl1lZ3l5lC nniil that tlme, usiually atillre end Octobexgiwhen the new student leaders andlilihe new stlldenutsuconqflete ilheir proper rqgzcption olegoles in school llfef This the first of hlovemberl Marlin and Ldlher Killian emerged as the leaders the mood school life, athletic spirimt. In militgiry the lcoggpanies heigan to forni iheir val-ions personallities clirecied bi' their indiviclulll conn- manders. XClqss13s lac-came more relaxed and ggingd cer- l8ll1,34l'l1G0Q5 as the newness of ledchers and fellow suldhnts vanlshed. Dorng and social life begameifleiined as boarders glhose their 'elose lriexldxs, cliques agdllzgirls. The year continued ilg unique griowth from point. Talent Moser leaders ajax, friendships grew? the yearm ended. lneviigably git hafgpens thus j when everything in school, life settles andy becomes strong' in unity ands, positiveness, :ll the year ends. E 'T ,il Q The year ends and live? ing meniories. Howxlever, cluringif67-68, tangible phanggsgin the cgnrposure of tljei system itself hasge ,made this ZEZ year a part of? hxtnrefschool life. This year, then, lives in memo-My ries and in changes of structureh For thoselanotgreturning, them memories are mosg importanp. .. ag ,W is se EZ-M EM e 1 Q 2' 5 - ss x' E ff nc E Q 1 s he 4 The visible mood of the school -athletic Q spirit-reached ff-ins peak cluringezhe winzersseasan, when Lkreewfd-South champion- Q Y ships were won. Here ,Charlie H EWebb, Martin Flack and Wes Ze Q Palmes hoist Surfer Katzwdur- sf Le ing a boisterous football -rallv H if Thisligaiety was typicdl of the yea. el , , 5 'Q E 11