McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Maint Clbmamitalccters l On their way to class, Jeff Brewer and Noel Hunt watch the junior schoolers wrestle in the quadrangle. We showed off our talents. We joined the French Club, the publica- tions staffs, the soccer team. We worked hard to stay in the Top IO, we studied with our room- mates just to get that We continued to break athletic re- cords, even found a place among All- State teams. We beat Baylor, we played volleyball in the gym on rainy afternoons. Even though we didn't always un- derstand the themes, we spoke our voices raw in dramatic productions. We amazed audiences with our self- composed songs in Whirlwind: we sang during the lunch hour down- town in Miller Park. We exhibited our pottery in the theater, and even sold our paintings to the school, We published our short stories and poems in the Argo- naut. We walked down the aisles of our churches as acolytes and led Presi- dential campaigns. And in everything we did, we real- ized that we were not just part of a club or team. We were important for our own unique identities. A teach- er's smile or a father's cheers from the stands gave us a moment, a mo- ment to step away from the whole milieu of high school, to be, some- how, the main character. Without enough time at night to study, Chris Cooper finds a quiet setting in which to fin- ish his homework.