McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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I V' A A r , , diiferdnl and inspirational vespers' programs: 'positive Christian indu- ,sncei 'ffoni fellow' students. and facnilfyig ,unityQ in that awareness and 3' gglerance, of others was achieved: caving and ziapellingg ,few entries ' in .thb Yquth, Arts Fairg a 'final V ,mae 'held g day lapeg -a Bacca- Iflsugsgmsv ssrmongi and sr Headmaster wiser and more openfminded fhan was realized at first judgement. For thdse members 'of the schdol life returning to McCallie audi foi those future members of McCallie liie, that part of the year that set precedents and that changed the structure nf the system is most important. COB 1 . Y f Qs N. 1 , . as - fm '- Wm nnss and un ue Sl? si m 'fh'?'E7g 5 ei, 1

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LEFT, ABOVE: Luther Killian- All-American wrestler, Grayson winner and invaluable leader in all phases of school life--accepts his Mid- Souzh medal. LEFT, BELOW : Kea-Kia sponsored the student constitution and new student government. Pictured, members Scott Langley, Charles Marlin, Bob Bobo, Luther Killian. RIGHT: Senior leaders discuss new student govern- ment outside their dorm. Kea-Kio, working under the leader- ship of Mr. Spencer McCallie III, wrote a constitution for a new form 1 of student government. This consti- tution was the result of Keo-Kio's and. others' desire for the school to have a sullicient communication between administrators and students, to have opportunities for more per- sons lo participate in school life and to 'have specific channels for rule changes. These goals, if they are achieved, must be achieved in 'future years. Yet the year '67-68, with its constitution, changed part of the basic structures of the school, and in .all probability improved life at McCallie. It at least made life at McCallie able to be improved. Koo-Kia deserved much credit for the personality of the' year. Leaders , tend to form the personality of a group, Ar McCallie the senior class leads all phases of school life. To ' continue the metaphor, the Senior Class provides the head for the body of the year. The head is what is important. Thus the year '67-68'was, in essence, an individualistic, out- doorish. humanitarian Senior Class. This Senior Claes, made this year deep in memories, rich in service and unique in everything. ,V .lm- - sepgle 3? .: is 1-serif: :fr 7 WMF ' T' ' 1. e ll il w I ll. -. r ' of l I 'Syl , ' 2 ' Q --' ' seg. B6 g -' V . -5' 1 :: W Q ., W , , ,I E-F: . .:':!:I , , Tami Sl ' '- ' 1' fi? s , i l . . ' '31 55: ' - :ki 'V QQ ,, ,, ..: ::5 n Z ' pw ' ' ' E we ' Q , 1 . ,. - ' ....: ,.-'::.,.i,n Lb., 1.4, 121-I L? V .sin ----ef -os M ,. ,. . -i ,. . :-i .,.......:....