McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Preparing to take to the mat, Terry Parker sorts out the various new strategies he has learned this year. O l Afilhllcefiilcs We continued to break athletic records, even found a place among all-state teams. lmbued with a will to win unparalleled in eight years, the Varsity Football team conquered Baylor while its freshman counterpart slated an unblemished record and the city championship. The varsity matmen grappled their way to an unanticipated five spots in the state championship, a fitting finale to a grueling season. The Diving team continued its habitual victory, winning the first four places in the state competition. And in ev- ery competition, from intramural to state level, we persevered. Despite discouraging defeats, the basketball team showed an enduring spirit and fought every game to the buzzer. Here, Glenn Baird, Jay Clements, Dom Wyant, Matt Trevitt, Matt Brock, Chip Conley, Doug McCallie, Nicho Nelson, Chris Frank, Jeff Snodgrass, and Cullen Browder psyche up moments before another game.

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gg 5 Kei' 4 4 W W' H 1' f' 1 'Xenia 5 The victory over Baylor provided an impetus to school spirit, spurring a re- bound from last year's dismal perfor- mance. Here, senior tackle David Dan-,Q iell takes a break while anxiouslygiif awaiting the defense to crush the Bay- lor attack. Y ,,N! RW

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Exultant seniors erupt at the prospect of no more practices toward the end of their final game, a 24-8 trouncing of Howard. ww' ' pq WM ,,,. 'If' x . ilk., i113 , 'V' E, - Displaying the faculty with which he completed 51 per cent of his passes, Ralph Potter concen trates on his release as Coach Terry Evans offers constructive criticism. -all Q !