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Third Battalion Staff ALICE CAMP Ed i t or-In· C h i • f R. P. GOODNER PR£ The 19 4 2 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE fOR £ WORD IN A WORLD TORN BY STRIFE AND CON. EAC H ONE OF YOU RECALL ONE OF THE FLICT, NOT KNOWING WHAT A DAY MAY HAPPIEST AND MOST PROFITABLE YEARS OF BRING FORTH, STUDENTS OF CENTRAL CON­ YOU R LIFE " CENTRAL OF '42 AT WORK SI DER THE MSELVES VERY FORTUNATE IN A ND PLAY." BEING AB LE TO PURSUE THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER, FOLLOWING THE ROUTINE OF A NORMAL LIFE IN SO FAR AS EX IST ING CI R­ CUMSTANCES HAVE PERMITIED. BELIEVING THAT THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CAN BEST TAKE HIS PLACE IN TH E CIVI LI AN DEFENSE PROGRAM OF HIS COUN. TR Y BY A PP LYING HIMSELF DILIGENTLY TO HIS DAILY TASK AND BY ENJOYING KEENLY THE PLEASURES OF LIFE AS THEY COME, THE EDITORS HO PE THAT THIS BOOK WILL HELP At the very heart of the worl~ play, and progress o Cen ral Hig is a rna whose deepest interest covers every phase of school ac i'i ·es and i dudes the personal welfore of every s uden . No problem of a Centra I stu d ent s oo 1ns1g· · ·r·' 1can o be ou o • tre bow nos of the earnest attention and fair and us considera ·on of Mr. S. E. 'e !iO principal of Central High. JAM[S L. MILBURN It is with great pleasure, and a deep feeling of gratitude and respect that we, the Staff of the Champion of 1942, dedicate this volume to our friend ond counsellor, James L. Milburn, who during the twelve years as head of the Print­ ing Department, has made himself a very vital part of the life of Central. ... His keen sense of humor, his genial, friendly manner, his consideration for the student's point of view, and his willingness, whenever the occasion arises, to work for the very best interest of Central have endeared him o the students of Central High. OUR fACULT Y OUR fACULTY M ILTO N AllEN LI EUT COLONEL D. N M,MILLIN Mlllt1ry T•c;tlc;t C HARLES J ANDERSON Ma nual Arh JAMB l MILBURN Prlntlnq Hh tory W ILLI AM P. BALES WillARD t-41LLSAPS DJ.,erdfled Oc.c;up•tlon• NIR S. H . l. BARGER W . H. MILLSAPS General Sc.lenc;e MRS . GEORGE BARTON MRS . MARY K. MITCHELL Llbrerle'l MRS . ELIZABETH PARKS BEAMGUARD MISS ANNE MOFFITT • .. E-nglish MI SS FLORA BECK Mathemfllc• MISS MINNIE LEE MORGAN Engl11h W. V. BEEN E Hhtory t.41SS ELLEN MULLENNIX Engli1h M ISS REBECCA BIGGERS t.4RS HARRY NELSON Englilh MR S. C. H. BOYD MISS VESTA NELSON &qlhh MRS. K. E. BRE UCKN ER En9ll1h W M NEWLAND MAJOR W A RREN BYI N GTON Military Tacllu JAMES LESTER NEWTON MISS EDNA CLARK Secretary MISS IDA NICKEL Commerce MRS. MERCER CLEMENTSON Home Economlc1 t.41SS JO ORE Biolo9r tvliSS BETTY MAE COLLINS Speech MISS BEULAH 8 PARKER MRS. MARY COOPER Nune S_ DEAN PETERSEN Athletic1 MISS EDNA KING CROSS Hhlory MRS, J . FRANK PRICE . Hl1lory SERGEANT A. B. C. DAVIS ...... Military TacHes MISS HELEN G. PRYOR Latin MISS MARY LOU DERRYBERRY Art MRS. LYDA GORE RICE MISS BERNICE DURHAM Mathem.tllc1 MISS MARY ELLEN RICE Spanish J . POPE DYER Social Science MISS JULIA RUTH RICHARDSON Social Science MISS RUTH FAIN Spanhh MISS IMOGENE ROBERTSON Commerc.e J . J. FLETCHER Auto Mechanlu MR . A. B ROBERTSON J . l. HAIR Malhematiu MRS H. B. ROBINSON MRS. GEORGE HARDING Speech MRS. A. B. ROGERS C. 8. HATFIELD . Mechanical Dr11wlnQ MISS LILLIE SCHWARTZ .. latin MRS. FREDA HILL . Cafeteria Mana9er J. W. SHAW J . ARLIE HOODENPYL ........... Chemhtrr MRS. JOHN A. SHELTON .•. En9li1h MISS EDMUND HOOSER Engll1h MISS VIRGINIA SHELTON •. Dl.,enified Occupatio"' MISS SARA BANKSTON HUBBARD . Phydul Education MRS. J . E. SHROPSHIRE . Home Economiu R. K. HUDGINS Agriculture MRS. ALFRED G. SKATES . Hillorr J. STEGAR HUNT . Biology HARMON M. SMITH MRS. WYNELLE JACKS Commerce t.4RS . A. PIERCE STEWART Engli1h MRS. WILLIAM DUNLAP JACOWAY Methemalic1 MISS LOUISE SUTION KENNETH W. JOHN ............... Mu1lc G . M. SWINGLEY Mathematiu MISS EARL R. JONES Hl1tory S. Q . TALLANT , . , Mathematiu MISS ELIZABETH JONES .. Hhlory t.41SS t.4ARGARET TAYLOR Home Economic1 MISS SALLY MAY KING .......•.... Engll1h MRS. W. H. TEMPLETON . Home Ec.onomic1 MRS . CLARENCE KOLWYCK .. Ubrarl11n W. H. TEMPLETO N , , Aul1tanl Principal MISS GRACE LASATER .. Reghlrar C. G. TOWRY . General Science MISS MARGUERITE LEHMANN ...... Mothematlu EDWARD S. VANOVER MISS CAROLINE LILLARD ........ Mathematlu MISS DOROTHY WALKER MRS . R. N. LOGAN ..... , ..... Dun of Glrh MISS MARGARET WAPLES • French MRS . IDA MOORE LONGLEY ......... Englhh ROBERT S. WHARTON Menual Arh MRS . S. McALLESTER, JR •...... , , . Secretary J. U, K. WILSON Hhtory MISS RACHEL McALLISTER MISS ETHEL YORK Home Economlc1 FACULTY F ACULTY At Wor k and Play At Work and Play lro4AJOR W H . lYING TON MISS EDM UND HOOSER t..l iSS GRACE LASA TER Mil W illARD I<•OllSArS LIEUT COL D N McM ILLIN MlS BLANCHE RO GUS J AMES l tr.4 1LIUII.N M ISS DOROTH Y WALICU MAS JOHN A . SHELT ON t-4 155 MAlY LOU DEUYIU.lY Ml W H TEMrLETON tr.411:5 J flANK ,liCE MISS ELLEN MULLENN IX J . STEGAR HUNT t-4155 SALLY MAY ICING Ml W H MILLSAI'S MIU ELIIAIETH II.OIIHSON Mit K W JOHN J AlliE HOODENrYL Mil: lillY" IALES lwllS VIII.GIHIA SKATES J ARLIE HOODENrYL MISS RACHEL McALLISTU CLARENCE TOWRY t-4 155 VESTA NELSON J l. HAIR tr.41SS HELEN rRY O l MISS RUTH FAIN I HI (12) CHAMP ION S T A F F ,O.LICE C,o.MP Editor-in-Chief R. P. GOODNER Business Meneger M,O.RY FR,o.NCES GROSS Senior Section Editor M,O.RCHET,O. COCHR,o.N Feature Editor W,O.Ll,O.CE TURNER Cl,b Editor FRED DI,O.l Sports Editor JOE GR,O.H,O.M Militory Editor R. C. CR,o.VEN Photographic Editor M,O.RY HELEN P,O.TION Typilf M,O.RG,O.RET DIVINE Junior Repre~enlofive JIMMY HUSKEY Sophomore Representoli¥e ELIV.BETH Mc,O.LLISTER Freshmon Represontelive MISS S,O.LLY MM KING Sponsor MRS. LYD,O. GORE RICE Sponsor S ( N I 0 R C L A S S OFFICfRS C. D. BROYLES . Preside<. JOE GRAHAM ·ce-Pres;den BETIY MARLOW . Secre ary BEN HUDDLESTON . T""'surer C. A. JAY . Sergean -<>1-Arms ED WILCO SON . Sergeant..oi-Arms Notion•l Honor Society [ 17 ] II.. JR., S.nlor Cowncll, • JACK AGNEW. llble Club, ·n, '40, '41, lors' HI-Y, co. Llbr•rr Cl11b, '42; e VIVIAN FAYE ILEVINS, ''VIJion•;' hd Crcx1, ·n, ·40, 41, Spi,.llerett••· 42 Libr•ry, 42: SP41'"'" 'lay. 41 '42. e CALVIN DALE AlliSON, " Iuddy; " Footb1ll, '40, 'oil!; SerQ .. nl'a Club, '40, '41, Ofllcert' Clwb, '42 , AGNEW, Diq•~t S~on1or, 'U, '(0, '41; M•r Day Pro9 rarYI, -n e HEH~Y EIIVIN lOWEN _ Jl Had ' e LOUISE FIRST ROW • Depreulo n Club, '41, '42; S.chelon' Club, '41, '42; Colonel Centre! R. 0 , T C . hQimenl, '42 • ILANCHE FIRST ROW • • BOWLING, Lucy ;" llbl• Cl~o~b , '42 e IE"YE JANE llADLEY, lip S•tlr'ic.a Ch.airtrW~I'I. liirl t.M-rlr'U AlliSON , ANGEL, I . ARNOLD, II.. ARNOLD, CORA ANGEL , "AnQel;'' Pro9r•m Chelrmen bclullve Club, '41 ; Yl ce -flrelldent, Esclud"• Ch.tb , '42; Vlu '41, '41, Pr oqram Chalrm•n, Ju11lor ll•taiteu. 42_ lied Crcx1. '42: w, ¥ od•r"'· 42 • P.AUUNE I!I..AHN.AN President, Sub-Deb Club, '42; Bible Club, '41, '41; lted Crou, 41, '41, Glrh' latlellon, '40, '41 , '42 Polly ;" t.4ay Day ; Soc;cer Tum, '-40 • ED lliNKLEY. •nt•red C.nital '" f•ll. 41. • L4ll UfnO,., ATCHLEY, ATWOOD, lAKER, BALES . e BErn JOYCE ARNOLD, " lett;" Bloloqy Club, '40; Pretldent, J~o~n 1or ette Cl~o~b, '41; Senior Girl btervet, II Jlof'(l__ £T II TT C. J 00 '42; Yice-Prelldent, Orchettra, '42; Archery Cl~o~b, '41; Homeroom bpruentatlve for Dlqeat, '41; Honor Society, Britt, land, lt. Southea~tern Concer1. '41: Us! Te""•n.ee Con<.•rt. 42 . Safe-ty Counc.il, -42 . V"~-Prn·d..., D '42. e RAY WARREN ARNOLD, " Benedict... e tw!AitJOitiE INEZ ATCHLEY, "Snooh '' hhy Day , ' Jt, Vaulty Gl .. Club, '42 e CLYDE REIE~ UOOKS, luck~ :· e DOllS VI'G"oiiA IIOO~.S. V•n ty uoo..-.s Red Cron, 'lt, '40, '4 1, ' 42 ; Betty twlald Cl~o~b, '42; Girl lte1ervu, '42; Glrh' land Cl~o~b , '40, '41, '42, hnd, 40, Gl" Club, '41, '41. Ac• C lu b, 40, '41, '42 Junlorett• Club , '41 , 42 Hf.Y, 4.2 , Gir1 ileM,......n ·e . 41, 0 '41, '41. e tw!ARTHA CATE ATWOOD, " Punk ;" Treuurer, Fruhmen Clan, ' U; Vertlty Glu Cl~o~b, ' lt, '40, Gym Office Staff, 42 Gym C.ptaltl. '41 • RAY MOND lESTER UOTHElS. S.rq.. nf'l Cl"b. 4 1· L•bfary '41, '42; Dlqe1t, '42; Uther, '41 ; HI-Y, '41; Junlorette Cl~o~b, '4 1, '42; Girl btervea, ' lt e WILLIAM PAUL Club, '41 Oflicera Club, '42; Depreu lo r~ C l~o~ b , 42 . Safety Co..,~Kil Cl., b , '42 HELEN ElJG£-HI..t. SAKER, " Sill ;" Orchutra-Giu Club Concert, '41 ; J~o~n ior Pl•y Cat!, '41; 'lar~lty Glee Cl~o~b , '40, '41, ' 0 ; BROWN, Girl Re""'"· '41, '42; liter•ry Club, '41 ; Sport1 Cl~o~b , Tr•e~~o~rer, '42.
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