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TONES 1037 VOLUME TWENTY-THREE '\1
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WARD-BELMONT SCHOOL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Editor,
Anna May Monl
Business Manager, Keba June Mersfelder
We
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life
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watch the
figure of our ideal girl as she strolls
spirit
R
to
of
is
the one
who embodies
W ard-Belmont
in
aiming high-
Her school
toward a perfect goal.
unwinds before us
.
.
the
.
suppose we
follow and see what she reveals
.
.
.
CONTENTS Book
I
HER FACULTY
Book
II
HER ORGANIZATIONS
Book
III
HER SPORTS
Book
I\
HER CLUB
Book V
HER CAMPUS
LIFE
Book VI
SCHOOL GRADUATION
HER HIGH
Book VII
HER COLLEGE
GRADUATION
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FACULTY
HER
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Miss Emma Um,f;ss Miss Sissoiv school hours, office,
I.
is
slie will
Mk. AM)U1;\V
Sissox
souglil oul ilurinj;
not he round
Slic
tweeds at picnics, and
in
seen
\cl\ci
On sunn\ Salurda\
o|ien iiouses.
lie is
that
al
noons
slie
Pcr(\
\\
can
usiiall\
his
In
desk
in
be seen not oni\ behind
Big Ac, but lurking
chapel, wateh in band, or
the doorway
to the
sjteetator
the basketball
at
in the l)ack
beaming
he lound Halkini;
her neu hiack I'ackard.
hough he
making.
game.
Al-
jtrofesses a dislike of s|ieeeh-
galhering
bis additions to i\er\
from Thanksgiving dinn<T
Middle
in
gym, the only calm
aller-
arncr Park, or hcadinf; louard
ihc "oH links
He can
goes on.
I
in
ever\
in
so vitally interesleil in ever\ thing
of
in
is felt
largely l)eeause
life
her
in
is
liKNKDKT
J}enedi(;t"s presence
phase of eanijtus
because every extracurricular ac-
tivity attracts her attention.
Mh.
H.
banipiel
are
lo
I
he S<Milor-
picasanlK
anliii-
paled.
t'nar
Mnr
MILESTO NES
Dr. Joseph E. Burk 111
Mr. IJurks awe-inspiring aia-
s|ipl(' (if
(li'inir |p(isili()n lie is
campus
Miss Annie
as a
alllioupli he
heller
connoissenr
known on ol
uil.
the I!ul
To
Ihe
C.
Ward-heimont
Allison girl.
Miss
personihes the perfect lad\.
Tor
\liis(,n
she
is
always gracious and charming and can
can be hilarions on the chapel set the
most homesick high school
sliident
platlonn. and jovial at g\ni fiances, during business hours, behind his office desk,
at
ease.
She knows almost
on the campus and her cheer\
he can inspire the mellowed moods of
every
remorse and resojulion
greetings alwaxs include a uclrcime per-
minded
/•«.«, r..„
completeh
ol'
studenls.
in
llic
niosl lighl-
girl
sonal touch.
HER FACULTY Anna
I'l
cii
Eniilish li.\.. I iiiN.TsilN of Arkansas; \1.\.. „i^,.>il^ of C.liha^'o; Craduale Sliuli-ril. (:,,l,iMil)ia I ni. Ncrsily: Furllier Gradiialc Sui(l\ .Ccor;;!- IValioilv I
(lol lew for
Teachers.
ElLENE FiANSOM English A.. M.A.. Vanderbih L'iiiversii\ Cradualc Sliideiil. ( iohiriibia Universil\ . \ ariderliili L iiiI!.
:
\ersii\.
and
^ ale University.
Linda Rhea English H.,S..
lrii\ersil\; .S|H,ns(,r.
M.A..
llniversilv:
\anilerl.ill I'li.l)..
\ andprl>iil
A.K. CInli.
I
(
lolij.nlila
niversilN.
Chimrs.
llie
and
Cliap.-I
I nil.
COOLEY ScRUGCS
'I'llEODORA
English H.\.. Well.-slcv College; M.A.. \and.-ri,ili I ,iiversily: I'nrllier Gradiiale .Sindv. \ andcrMIl
Universily.
Sponsor. Wonlsrnilli CInl,.
Leota
S.
Dkivek
English and Hislorv U.S.. (;,-,,r;;r l',-al....lv ( :,,II,-,- f.ir niwr-iu; I'li.l).. \1.\.. \andi-rl,ill I
I
niM-rsiu.
.S|„,„>,,r. 'l'..ljlldrr> Hall.
TcMrlHT-: \ ari.l.-rlMll
MILESTONES Olive Carter Ross English and Art History B.A., University of Nashville: Graduate Student, Vanderbill University; M.A., Columbia Uni-
Melviiv H. Ellis History A.B., University University.
of
Mississippi;
M.A.,
Duke
Sponsor, Senior-Middle Class.
FRA^CES EWING EcoiiDiiiics
Graduate,
W ard-Uelmonl
School;
B.A.,
M.A.,
\anderbill University.
Rachel Norris
\H\
\1
PsYcholdiiv M.A.,liryn Mawr Colletje: Further (Jraduale Study, George Peabody College for 'IVarlicrs and Columbia University. li.A.,
Kl
1!V
\
Hcligioii It.
\..
AN IIOOSER and Sociology
Graduate, Scarrill College Workers; Graduate Sludeul. I'ui-
\lliens Ci>llege;
lor Chrisiian
versliy of Chicago; ,\LA., Coliunbia Univ<Tsil\.
Sponsor, Y.
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W.
C. A.
HER FACULTY Kkninard (^vstellano
1Iki-i:n
S[Minisli li.A.,
ISroMM
I'nivprsily:
\1. \.,
Mi,|,|l,.|,iiry
College.
Sponsor.
,S]>aiiisli
Club.
Thomas
B.
Don nek
Spanish B.\..
Kasi Texas Teachers College: Melhoilisl Universily.
M.A..
So.illierii
Sponsor. S|Mnisli Ciiih.
Frances Helen Parker German and Harp B.A., Biriniiigham-Soiithern Vaiiderbilt University.
(loilege;
M.A..
Sjionsor. (Jerrnan Club.
|}ekth\ M.
Klee
French A.H.. \I. A.. \ assar College; Diplonie de iVoIVsUniversite <le Toulouse. Sponsor. V. V. Club. French Club, and Senior Hall, Easlern Club. seiir tie I'Vattrais,
I
llltEKMV SeAV Fn'nrh
Randolph-Macon W
..man's College; M.\. Diplonie Superior en Kh.deI niversilv; Francalscs. t iiiversilv of Nancv: Diploine .-ri Conrs dc Ciiilisalion'Francaise, S.irho.uie; I'nr. Iller (iradnalc Study. 1 niversilr of ( ibicago. li.A..
Duke
Sp.insor. French Chib.
ri^r
I
hirli'cn
MILESTONES W.
II.
IIOLLINSIIEAD Chemistry
Ph.G.. D.S<„
\aii(l,-rbill
Iniv.Tsilv.
Alma Hollinger Biology B.A., M.A., University of Michigan; Student Michigan Biological Station and Marine Biological Station, Venice, California.
Mary Dean Clement Mathematics B.A., Wellesley College: M.A..
\
anderhill
versity.
Sponsor, Mathematics Club.
Helen King Fiolar Clothiiifi l!.S..
M.S.. lo»a Slate College.
Margaret Looft Foods and \iilrilion U.S., (ira.huilc Sliidfiil.
Sponsor, Anli-I'an Cluh.
Pngr lunulvrn
loua
Sl.il.-
(
..
Uni-
HER FACULTY CVTIIEKIM': >>*•
M()UKIS<)\
I].
Diiirlar School of i'liysical luliiailion
Diploma
I'ossrr
froMi
( ;
Miiiia>i<ini.
Slildeill. Cllillir Srliu,,!.
S|..-,ial
\,-u
lio.-
V,,rk. an.
ColMinhia Iniversilx. Sponsor. Tri Association.
k
(
;iiili.
Ilnoi. Mall,
aii.l
\llilrii.
Mary Elizabeth Cvyck /-"/(
Ysicdl
Educdtion
Graduate. Ward-Belniont School; H.S..
Peabody College
(»corjr<
for Teachers.
Sponsor. .Inrnor-Middle Class and
Dav Sindenis
Camilla Nanck Ridina. art;ent Sclio,.l r.
M
I'enia
Tan
,,f
|{.,ston L'nivc
CInl. ami
.lnrn..i
\RY Klizabktii Dki.aivky Ddiiciiifi
Graduate. Chalif Norinai .School of Dancing' Sponsor, Ohio CInl).
Bett^ ()|)()^^I:LL I
Graduate. W
'In si col luliiidlitin
ard.|i.-lrn.,nt
.School of lioslon
I
S.lio.,1;
B.S.. Sai-.-nt
inversilN.
Sponsor. T. C. Chd, ar.d Senior Class.
I'll/^r
riflrill
MILESTONES Pauline Sherwood Townsend Director School of Expression (Tfaduale, ISew England Conservatory; Postgraduate, Hoslon School of Expression: Special
Conrses
New
in
York, Chicago, and B(Âťston.
Catherine Winnia Expression U.S.,
George Peahody
Coll
for
Teat'hers:
M.A., Colnnibia University.
Mary Wynne Shackelford Director School of Art (iraduate. Art .\cadeniv of Cincinnati; Graduate, I'ratt Institute, Department of Fine and Applied Arts; Special Student New York School of Fine
and Applied Arts
in
New York
and
Paris.
Sponsor, Art Club.
Louise Gordon /r/
Graduate of
llie
N(Âť
'i
ork Srliool
,,1'
Fine ajid
Applied Arts.
Frances
E.
Church
Librorv Methods It,
\.,
Missouri State Teachers College;
Siiident. Illinois University; C.liindiia niversitv. I
Page Sixteen
M.S.
V, ii
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Floreace
F. (JoonRicii
Fhysicdl Edunttiim mid Pliysinhiiiv I niNcr^lN of \li.liiMiiliinan .Slulc (:<,ll,-",.
U.S.. IlillsidoCollff;..: M..S.. f;an: (irailiidd- .Sli„lfnl.
for Tearher.^. Merrill-Palnu-r S.llool.
Cora Hender.son Secretarial Train iiiji U.S.. ,S,,i,iIhtii College: M..4.. C.lle.-r f,,r Tcaehers.
Martha K.
(
George IValxxK
)ki)\> \\
English Pli.M..
Liniversily of Cliieago: for Teachers.
M.A..
(;eorg
Peabody College
Sponsor, Triad Club.
Si S \\ S. Sol in l-.ndisi, U.S.. \l.\..
(;i-i,r^..-
I'.al.odi
Coll.-.- for
I'.-arli
Sjioiisor, I'cn-laff (ilnb.
Vil^ii'
Si'n'lltrrn
MILESTONES (tErtrlde Casebier Histiirx kciilii.kv Slalf TeacliiTs lege: M.A.. Nariderbill Inivrrsily. li.\..
Wcsirrii
Sponsor. Afiora Cliih
C.l-
arwl IVniliroke Hall.
Martha Annette Cason Latin B.A., Uiiiversily of Chka-o: Universilj: Further Gradual!Universily.
if
ir
Vera
L.
M.\.. Colmnl.ia Sliicly.
Coluiiihia
I[\y
Hi.sl()rv
Ph.H.. I iiiversily of Cliica-o: \ anderl)ilt L niversitv.
f
Graduate
Studt-ul,
i Marian Crvwford l.iiliii
W oinanV Collrnf; M.A., Southern Methodist LIniversity. J5.A.,
Handolpli. Macon
Sponsor, Freshman Class.
Lucie
I,.
I"<n
I'lcnrh li.A..
i I'nfir
i
I'.ighlrrn
X
liarnard Colic
\tain
HER FACULTY Kov IHiirliir
Helllanv
li.Miis.. I.iilliiinl
NDKinVOOl)
I
(if I'iii/io
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Collet;.';
Oliver
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MI.erii Sl„,li,... \,-u 'lurk; \~>..r,Mr ..( I'ia,!.,. I m^.r^.,l^ ,,1 k,,,i-a>.
Mary >'/i,'/(/
Hi^im;
\e\\hi.i; I'lavinii
I'ldiui
(iii'l
Mary's Hall. San \,il..,il,r l',,|„l ol^un Mirkv^ilzan.l Harry Kr.liiiaii; iliror,-! „al (ira.l.iale. Si.
C.iursrs i„ S,M,ll,..rn \lrl lM„li-.| „i^,r>,l^. ,„. ycrsilv ,,f (:,,l.,ra,lu. I iiiser^lN ,,( S,„,lli.Tri California. I
S|H,ns,,r.
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a.Hl Sif;isn,„n,l Sloj.m.ki.
Sponsor, Osiron
II
(;iul).
\ZEL (loATK Rose l'i(iiii)
I'l.pil
(;
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Williajii
.\..lor
II.
ll,i„/,,-:
Co,-nio|.olilan .SI
I
Slieru Torrrn'rU ol
AMl;l,II;
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Dillar.l
earlier o(l>,an,,.
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I'iiun, l'n|Hl
of
l,lle^iIMle.
Manri.e Iterlin;
lork; of Mar,, III
\n,nson. ..f
\i,-nMa: of .|os,f Sifzisminnl Slojou-ki. \eu \,-« V.rk.
lian,-r,
MILESTONES Kennetii FioSE Dirfihir Dcpdrlnwnl of McGibeny. llarlMiann. Paris: of
I'upil
(if
Soukv.
I
(if
\
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iuliana|i()lis:
of
\rlluir
Georyc Lehinanii. lierlin; Formerly Teacher Metropoliof Miisie. ItKlianapolis. and Concert
rran;iie;
tan Soho.)i
Master, Indianapolis S\
rn|iliony Orchestra.
Director, Orchestra.
LWVRENCE Dircrliir
II.
RiGGS
Dcparlmenl of Musical Sciencrs
B.A., Beloit College; Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, England: Summer Courses, Chicago Musical College, Northwestern University School of Music, and American Institute of Normal Methods: Graduate of American Institute of Normal MciIwhIs.
Frederick Arthur Henkel Director of
Pipe Organ
(;radMate. Metropolitan College of Music: SlnI'npil of dciil. Cincirmali College of Music: SicirihrcclHT. \ndrc. Sterling, and Durst.
Sydney l>irciliir
of
Dmton
(lire
I
Deparlnient
L.Mus., Dominion College of Music, Montreal: M.Mus., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: Pupil of David Rispham, Max Heinrich. and J. II. Duval: Studied Plan., with Rafael .Iosefr\ Composili.,11 uilli KiiMu C.l.liiiark aiul hrcdcr:
ick .Schli.-dcr.
Director. (;icc Cluh.
Florence N. I}over (
(lice
Music in Oherllu College: Pupil o Signor Vananni in Italy: Pupil of MesdaiTu-s d Sales and Bossetli in Munich: Pupil of Osca Seagle and de Reszke in Paris. Slud<-nl of
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HER FACULTY Jessik U.S..
Li-:e
Fkencii
M.\.. Crc.r^r IValiudv
(:,,ll,.j;,-
lor T.-arll
Major
Neli.e
Miillii'iimlics
U.S., Goor^'.- IVuImmIv
Col!,-;;,- lor -iVu, li.-rs.
S[t(jns<jr. .\risi,iii (lluli.
Evelyn Widem, Chcniislrv (;ra,lual,-. liill
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an|.|!cl„i,„i
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Sell, .oh
l!.\..
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nivcrsiu.
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I'lijir
I'umty-Onc
MILESTONES Other Faculty Members Tliere are rcrlain nonacadeniic iiifinbers of
wlio have a great part in the sehool
who
writes
girls
want
all
and Mr.
secretary,
tlie adiuiiiistralioii
is
and
liouseliold
Mrs. Henrietle Br\an, the registrar,
the deligiilful letters to the neAV girls
come hack,
to
life.
a familiar figure
Sn\(ler. the hmv-ar. pla\
and who makes the old
on the canipns an ini|)orlanl
Mr. Flowers, the jiarl
althongh ihev
are not often seen.
Miss Elizabeth
Phillips,
alumnae secretary and
sjjonsor of Fidelity Hall, has
been most valuable as faculty advisor of the Hyphen and Milestones and as She has been the biggest factor in the suc-
technical advisor of the Chimes. cess of these publications.
tive secretary
and
Miss Killebrew and Mrs.
\\
inford as administra-
dean of faculty, respectively, are
assistant to the
indis-
pensable to the administration. In the
Home Department.
and the and
is
Mary Charlton
Mrs.
activities of the girls.
supervises the social j>rivileges
Miss Marion Meriwether
assists
Mrs. (Jharlton
Miss Katljerine Hatcher also
sponsor of the X. L. Club.
assists
Miss
Sisson and Mrs. Charlton.
Miss Frances Estes, Mrs.
Lillie Hall,
Pembroke
Hall; Miss
Mrs. Georgia Jackson, and Mrs. Bona
Mrs. Mary Lee Jeter, Mary Neal and Mrs. Jane Short, hostesses
Nicholls assist and chaperone the
girls.
hostess of of Heron;
Mrs. Clara Tate, hostess of Fidelity; Mrs. Willie Weedon. hostess of Founders;
and Mrs. Minnie Powell, hostess of Senior are the indispensable "mothers" of
all
the
girls.
Mrs. Hooker Mason Rose snpervises the lovely birthday dinners and her artistic
touch
may
also be seen in
Mar\ Kimbrough.
"Rec"
Hall.
Mrs. \nnie Majors take care of the
diel
office
first
greets the girls in the
to gyni; she arranges all the excuses
and checks up on
Ml the music students know Miss Annie Caxcrl who arranges
the jjractice hours for
all
the would-be pianists
that the girls apj)ear al their |)roper times
and dramalic sludenis
t^figc I'uerttY-'J'iiii
Mrs. Rosa Clav and
and the dining room.
Mrs. Margaret Frierson Hall in the g>ni
morning when they go the varsities.
Miss Lillian Lower and Miss
nurses, see to the heallli of the girls.
in
the
i-ha|)el.
and
singers.
She also sees
and plans rehearsals of both music
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I'rortors.
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\ll Rl. (ioI'KI.AND \
Mar^
I*oi.i.\ri)
I'lLKll.. I'n^lihlll
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KRNET
J'roclors H ho
\111
Sfiiicsicr
Joan Huttekkield Mktty Brown NoRVELi, Cox \1arv I>ewis Bi.lndem. l)l
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Siv rc/(/rv
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to licsiaii the lirst Srnicslcr
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MILESTONES
Front row:
Ihiiiiiiir.
lEMING,
I
EwiNG
(ivNJKU. liKN EDICT. SteAGAIX
rSrirk-niii:
Day Student Council The Day
Sliidcnl
fimclions as I)a\
I'm IIkkukht.
I'rrsidrnl
llic
sliiili-rils
Council
licail
ol
llic
i^
clcclcd
(la\
an- uikIit scIiodI
li\
sliidfiil
ti-i;iilali<in
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(ill
anil
s\slciii.
caminis
sclrool lioiirs.
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I'ri'siilfiii /
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11:11/
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I
iii'-l'ii'siili'ni
Siliiiiil
Kciircsfiitiiiiic
I'm,
liii.
I'riii
lor. sriiiiiil xrnicslcr
firsl
scnicslcr
Alice Herbert EAN Fleming Jean Ewing I
Anne Ganier Iane
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Anne Steag m.l
HER ACTIVITIES
Co<:irFi\\.
May
.lousoN.
I'ninl:
Manly,
Buck-:
I'm.mku. I'astkk^acki, Mkksi'ki.dkh. Mijcnvm. S(:]]KM)h;h. Kiksim. .Iamks, Jksse. livncm
I'inkjiwi.
W.
The Y.
I'liri.i.ji's.
MANTiiEf,
C. A.
"Y" lia^ and make it
al\va\^ fnili'a\ Drcil l<> cnilili llic lllc (i( diir ladv inoif signiliraril 1)\ liirnliiij; tin- girls <>!' W aniBelinont closer togellier in liienilslii|i with and undeislanding of eacli otiier and God. I'.aili Suii(la\ night vesjiers is lon-
Tlie
dncted h\
the groiip starling olT the
iriendshij) lire in ehd)
\
was
ear by
Irachlional
llie
"Y"
crealcd Armistice Da\ flag raising service, tlie scliool political canipaign. the peacetime sjieakers. On ThnrsdaN nights the roruni brings the girls together lor open religions discussion un(l<-r he leadership of students and outside sjieakers on ever\da\ [(bases of a young person's Christian life. \
iHage.
It
tlie
tlial
tlie
I
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I
Second
M
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lol Uki.I,
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n
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iindcrliih llo^piliil
M\i.
i-;i{^i i-;i,i>i-:h
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Sunday School Old Ladies-
i>k
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hdirnicn of (tirnmillccs
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Kutertainmeiil Posters
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( :llil,lrell\
Junior League
I)
n
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lljllir^
('.(immunilx I'lmrs Mrmliershifi
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Treasurer
Trnnrssrr
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MILESTONES
Front roic
Scdinil Burl;
run:
Townsend, Webster, Gii-i.. Ci.irk. Gkiswold, Armistead. Shankli>
Kih.eriv. (iiiiKsi-iE. Ckossvn.
McKenzie, Gibson,
nm:
McMurtrv,
]iR(i«MNG, Curfman,
A.
\\
mitkmvn.
Burk
Ta(;gart. I'vi.mer, Brai er,
Baxter, Forsytme
The Hyphen
/^ ^v^^H 1"^
_ irtia,
lfc^<^^^l
fi^^^H
\ ^ll('('l of brown |ia|pcr. a lew ruled lines, a oohinin or so marked and llie making ol' the tillregular features placed Reporters drop in at interlhj<h<n "duinm\" is under wa) \als uilli last-minute news items, articles which llie\ were uiiahlr to procure till W'cducs(la\. and hriiiht idea^ Tor next
—
"a<ls."'
!
week';. Ironl
|iai:c.
h\ "cokes" and "snacks" which some underclassman is itiNcigled into bu\ing. co|)\ must he l\ped. proofread, and placed on the dunnny: headlines must he carelulK written according to S])ecific regulations: uiissing cop\ must he located: and cuts must be ordered. Duriufj;
M
\R(,
UIKT Kht KS (jMiK.
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aflcruoon. hriglilcncd
(lie
,
!•
SalurduN when the student bod\ struggles m hoin the weels. s in their boxes is "licllcr" movies, shojiping. and soda-pop newspaper. shin\. crackling, lourid \\ ard-lieliTionl's wcckl\ and \xilli an oilor ol prinlcr^ ink. ,
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I.OC \sll<;H(llT. I.. iui (;ri^uoi.i). I.\\erne McMiktrv. Alice I'orVROl.YN V \ E li VKN E. ( M( \l M<1 \ I 111 N To" N -iEM). I
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M ION Sii\NM,i\. Kirii Morris. I.oiise C.iremxn. .\nn I
e^I'II
VNTIIEI. HaCIIKEI.
Iiluisor
livRNE
licpoilcrs (itul Fcalitre U rilcrs \l\RJOKIE \\NK MhoUMNC. (;KNE (ill,
Ilk.
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M \Ri; \RET KeVES (lHHk Iane Edgeri.v, (Catherine Crossan Jeanne Gihson M XTTIE PaI.MER
illlar
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WiiiiEMVN.
loi-
BnAl ER,
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Sai.lv
EliSTER.
Miss Ki.izmietm
I'liii.i.U's
HER ACTIVITIES
Jetek, KniM;, liuRGESS, Gkeene, Mom.. (:()I.I.l^( Merskki.hek, White, Giuson, Miss Piiii.i.ii's
FniiU:
JSiiik:
Milestones The
staff of
lli<-
Miiksiims
book better ami more
The book
larger,
is
Thev have
tried
lia>
iliHen-nl
and ihe
lo sh<i«
activities
cerlaiii
memor\
so
arraiigeiiieiit
tliat
her mIiooI da\s al
ol
il
e\ er lieeii
lia^ is
eiianged tlie
W
ma\
ard-l!cl
(hi-
lielore.
ei>iii|il(lil\
.
school \ear h\
\Ioic |iagcs lia\e e\er\(iiic-
make
\car h.
llii^
the entire WIV of
llioe pictured re|Jresenlalion^. to
lrii-<l
lliaii
gi\en
lieeii
ha\e
|irinleil
a
ill.
\nn\
Staff \n>
i:,lil,ir
liiisiiirss
Heua
Maiiiifirr
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n
Ilifll,
M\nillx
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l,oi ISK
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l!i:T^'i
Feature EiUlor .
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\ssislnnls.
\1 i;hs|. |.;m>i:h
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Sliiilinl li,j,irs-:iuilin"i
I.
McK kn/ik
n
Jim-;
llliv Slllilrlll i:,/ilal
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MILESTONES
Irniii:
IdWNsRND,
Ukaieb. Lkwis,
Mis^i RiiK\,
K|)(;eri,y, Beli.
The Chimes The Chimes magazine |)nr|i()Sf is to
lielnionl. li\
Tlie
MFI
\KI,
l!l< 11
Kil.
/,l//«l
magazine
and
llie
lis
l<),Ui.
I").
creations of
llli-rar\
\\
ard-
name were snggested
e-
(
Hark. \Iattie Palmer.
(»ill.
l{<j|.
(laroKn
.4nna
May
n Tounsend.
Aiil>\
MeKenzie.
^ irginia
While.
W
I>ois
liiteman.
Moul, Louise Baxter, Walton Shankliii, Callierine
Crossan.
Sallv
The
nmidier of the
lirst
Mar\
jane KdgerK. Jean Bnrk. Joan Sehrader. Dollie
(Jene
i:..
ilself
liii-
Kachael liraner: and the originators «ere: \lar\ (iriswold.
Margar<t Ke\
li
\\a> rdiimliil (in Ni)\ ciiihiT
crcalc an oiillcl lor
Paine.
Ann lirst
Paslernacki. \ohifTie
was
and Mar\ Pollard. on Deeendier
issiie<i
ly.id.
R
I ,<lil<,r
\(:ll
VKl. tin
M
Kl(
\ss,„i,ll<- IjHiiiis .1
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JE^^ Bi hk.
Mmoon
(ill
I .(liiin
liiisiuiss
Miiiiiiarr
M
M<i
I'litic
'rni'iily-iAjilil
huii
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III
\iliisiir
Miss
[''.Mz
Doitik
Mii.oTTE in n
\l [SS
.S/.0//M./ '!((
I.vri
Hki.i,
Lewis
'I'dwnsem)
1jM>\ HllEV
MiKTii
I'liii.i.ii's
HER ACTIVITIES
Run:
Friinl
\1.
Hii<h li<m:
K. (li.AKK. En(;EHi/i. \
livxTER, Bkaikh.
Moi
Vi iiitk.
.
i,.
(
1
uti'i-s
F.wing i
iii
Wordsmlth Club 'I'lii-
\\ (irilMiiitli
(]liil)
is
llii'
arc cspcrialU iiitcrcslcd in
new nicniLcis
are athnillcd
manuscripts submitted to
meet once
a niontli on
others work.
uri;aiii/.ali()ii
wiiliiif;
I'oclrx
in
li\
show
real talent
small and
is
and
)n
llic
mcndicrsliip indi\ iduallls
llie
\
is
:
win
scmcslcr
sircnglli
liie
Ilic
ii
nuiidicn cacl
crilici/.c
rnainslav ol Marlliannc oilier
\nna Ma\.
TIicn nieel in
Tlie
on
I'.acii
lor a conlesl.
lie
(
nifilil.
collciic fiirls
Sundax. and read and
secnis lo
venture stories are <()ni|iosed
Sinida\
cluli
llie
jiuljic-
"Keves."' "Sis," and Jean.
"Racli." and Jane.
ol
as a career.
side.
<-\(iting
ad
(Htiin. "(iarpie.'
ariou^ places lor snp|icr or liiriilcd
lc>
tliosi-
the nicnd)crslii|i
is
girls
\s\\i
necessarily
a great honor.
()Jli(<rs PresidcnI.
/irsl irrnrslt'r
Presidriil.
si'i 1,11(1
sriiirslci
\
IH(.IM
\
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IM
rF
Ii;\n I^ujnc
I'liiic
ritinly-.\iiic
LESTONES
M
I'roni
Huh: \. Perry, C. IIoweli,, A. Stahlman, Jake Davis, Cole, >()HNn. (Jranberv, Gillespie Run: K. Leake. Craig, Henley, Jeter, Haile, Judith Da\is. \. Mdwards, Crossan, B. BlacKiMan riiiiL Huh: Thilock, I'roctor, Vance, Mrs. Souhy. li. Friedi.ander. McConkey. IJirk
ScciintI
Penstaff Club Have you
seen the tiny silver quills ihal
school girls are sporting?
;m intelligent-looking
<il
I'cii^laCr
anil III
one of
in
arc rcail
|i(iciiis
\li'iiilii-i>lii|)
he
llic
III
iiii'iil
(
\Hf(rH,l,
(
!()I
I..
I'lrslih-
Mi>.
ril
of the high
kii(iÂŤ
llial
\
on are (ace
sliidcrirs
di-ciisscil
li\
Il
meets c\ci\ other
homes.
Themes,
the nicmhers.
stories,
The}
try
olTcr suggestions.
mcmhcrs
are chosen
li\
a contcsl
Tlicmes are siihinitlcd. without names, and JJecause ol this contest,
considered an honor and an achieve-
I'enstaff
is
sponsor
oi'
.
Si)iili\
mciiilicr.
w
will
\olc on the best ones.
iniiiili(r^hi|i in
'.
ami
limiled and
i^
lall.
iiiiiiilnr^
llic (!a\
uork> lairK and
irilici/.c llic
held
\om
ihc high sclionl lil<rar\ chili.
i>
cilncxhn
\\
girl.
some
vou notice one adorning the breast
meinher of I^enslad.
lo lace with a
I
11
is
She enjoys the
the cliih and
girls
lis
iMillmsiaslii-
iiiosi
and ciicomages them with
their
ing.
OJ/iccrs I'nsii/fiil
Sn
<
I'liifimm
Arkoi.i. Coi.k
Ann Caroline Gillespie
iciiirv ('.iiniriiillrr (:lniiniiaii
I''.LAINE
Haile
HER ACTIVITIES
IteiL^. Run: Si'iund Run:
I'mn.
(!ii(:iiK\N.
liiiiil
\\ ll,l,lAMs().^.
/i(l<7i
Run:
rr[.i.(i>s.
livx'i'Kii.
Si.oTK. Ukc^ikh.
.1
I
lis£.:
'ohsiiiik
\mison, Mates
SlGKR, BUKSCIIEK. ClIllMAN
lerman Club Till-
with
(HTriian llic
monlliK meetings interest
in
talk
li\
coinposfd of
lirsl-\ cai-
irllicli-ss.
^Sovemher
one
ol'
the ho\
(
-.
home
the
al
<;!ni|in>.
)()i<crs
hung on
German
a ga\
In the spring
liu^
held
who
in
of Mrs.
Decemher.
ol
llisi
I'arker.
aiii>ni|ianied Dr.
were served, and
jiie
he
I
were elecled and
of Xaridi-rhill on a walkinfr tonr ihrongh (Jernians.
had a German (Christmas partN cheese, and
sludcnls.
il
heen em|)hasized.
affairs liave
in
Nc\
which conversatiDii and slirnnlalion
\anderhill
was made
i-;
one inemher.
at
German
meeting was held sjionsor. on
\car
(lluli tliis
exifiitioii ol
a
Irand
The ehih
I'uin|ierni(kel.
|ireMrils
and lood were
tree. lire cliili
iriel
lo disin^^ ihc inlliien<c ol
(ierman I.OMM-: itvMllt. I'rr^iilcnl
nnisie. literalnre.
The
and in\erilions on
hnal niceling wa- a
\nicrrraii
life.
iiiinie in llie s|iiing.
Olftn-rs Pn-siihni Secretary
l,ol isl,
(inNKi.i.K
lii
IU\Tl:ll
ksciikk
l'„W
riiirlv-Oiu-
MILESTONES
K. Hamilto>, Whiteman, Schwartz, Bell, Barclay, Amonette, M. K. Clark, Sedwitz, Faris, P. Du Vernet, M. Boyd, R. Friedlander, Bennett Second Row: DoTY, G. Moore, Edgerly, C. Howard, Moon, Mosely, Mitcham, Vaughn, R. Thompson, .]. Meux Third Row: CoPELAND, Fristoe, Broderick, Manthei, Aston, Tull, McMurtry, M. Meux, Shanklin Batk Roir: Rhodes, IIerild. Sandlin. Lincoln, Griswold, White. B. Moore, J. Jones, Gill, Negbaur, \IckMi;iir. Strickland, Cox, Won', Floyd. Fai;erberg, Dailey. Ashhy. Morrow
Front Riih:
French Club Till-
I'lcncli
(•(iiilrihiilcs
(lliil)
lorcifiii
alin()S|p|icn'.
rnoiilli
in
guessed
M.
al
I5all\
uliiili
I'liis
llic
iiiiicli
Near
llic
lo f;ivc cliili
mfnilicis |>la\cil
llic
liriilfic.
charades: rei'reshnu'iils were served. lecliired
lo the girls
{jirls
a
had mccliniis
on "France."
sang
l)il
of
uiicc a
song's,
or
At one nieeling
To
climax the
\car ihere was a Ireasiire hiinl.
Olfivvis Sai.lv \1 \\tiiei
I'riviilcnl
SrircKirv
,1
Sally \1\ntiiki.
1'rif.idi'nt
Siions<irs
I'ufir 'riiirlY-Two
AN E jON ES
Cll\RLOTTE llow\RD
Trcosnrcr
Miss IIiukkm
\
Skv\. Mlss Bkhtiiv Hi ef
HER ACTIVITIES
Friiiil
Run:
S
Scnilld liiiu: liiiikHiiH:
I
I
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1
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MCIJI,. rjiii
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iin Mil
\M|.^. Holll.
II'-..
SinNM
\1 In I'm ri>-.. ni)„iN. LlNCdl N.
li.
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IN. Tith \i>\iHi I.
I
|{nhh-,i I'OI
s \m>i is.
.
Mo^n. I,h«is,
J'-lSlhUNACKl,
M
Mil).
I
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M-
Muow
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m
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I'llll
ii\. I
M
vm.kv. I'hikdmw.
IPS, .loVCK.
Kl
W vrsoN
IMIIPIl. (;()I)I)1V1\
m\(.. \1<;(;[\ms. Li sn; mstkn.
(;iri>()N.
MaHIIN, Coi l.t
li.
Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized Spanisli
the\
life
sing songs
do not get
and play games
Mr. Castellano.
in
games
pla\. .)ayne
-at JIunie-Fogg
Cos
was elected
le,
to climax ihe season t-llano in the Del
\
was
a
a
li\
ihe ciuh.
<il
((luiliiualioii
in
".Iueg(»
The
Sclionl.
ol
lli<\
diirciidu
llic
iiiciui.rrs
draiua.
High
louch
girls a
llie
Al their nieeliii^>
Spanish under
In the sjiring the
with other schools j)resented floral
to sivc
in classes.
I'loralcs"
Their
—
ihe
in
(iiic.-u
liual iiieeliug
Spanish meal (doked
\!r.
li\
Cas-
ers ciuiilioux-.
\l
I'rrsidrni ;
\1
i,r-l',rsi,l.;il
\
Sfirelary
Sponsors
MO
nu.lNH
\I Mi.rdHii-,
Mrs.
IIki.k.n (;asti;i.hN(), \ln.
I
mom
i-
I
I'm IMU>.
I'ii>.iiliiii
I'ollMil.
UIN
i; iii,
li.
Mil
m>\\
i
i
i
Dowi.u
l'„i:r
riiirly-rin
MILESTONES
\I(mi\.
I.KUl-i.
Bark Ron-:
West, Hick,
li,
knn. McCobd, Cain, Jensen, L. Smith.
Mm
i.. .1. Jdbson, Faris Rl'DOLPH, TuLL, O'MeARA, NE(;itSl K. livHCHY, FoRSYTHE I'HiKDf andeh, Williamson, Lundy. \\ iiitk. Medkiris. (Gibson, R.Thompson,
I'nini Kini: Scriniil Hull:
(Ji
Mm,
I
INS,
V.
Brown
Art Club The Arl Club apprcrialion [iro^i
am
|ico|il<-
sjionsors letliires
and
among
girls
ol'
lor this
arl
(lie
to
Washington
Federation of
\\\R\ I-'aEIIN .Ik\^KN.
Mary
\rl.
ol
W ard-F?elmonl com cnlion of the
llie
to allend a I!\
Also the club
hilc rxinliits.
virlnc ol
FveiNii Jeii>eii ua^
lier oflice
llic
I
Club
Xmcrican
as president of ihe
rcpresenlalive this
M
VKV
ear.
\
JENSEN
Makie Cain
Lccu.LE Smith I*'
'I'rriisiirrr
Snimsor
EI.VN
\'.\
lOi.i.A
iri-l'iv^iilrnt
Si-i ii-iiii\
riiirlv-ri
Arl
I'irsillrnt
I'rr^iilrlll
P„gr
The
Ward-Belmont.
on murals and wood block printing.
Jn the spring a representative
club,
al
vear has incliuled several lectures bv prominent
sponsored main worlli-w
went
to encourage an
oxliiliils
Miss
\TIIYBN
M \kv
Piiii.i.ii'S
Sh \ckki,koki>
HER ACTIVITIES
Fnmi
Rdir:
kiHscii. Hakci.ay, Bell.
\
\M>h\i.K,
.\l<,(.oni), i\.
Chanev
Kmjs. Hmes. M. Meux, Fain, Moiihom, Rollins, Tull, Glenn, Rudolph (\i\. McMiKiHi. Wii.inMs. Yacer, Townsend. Miss Clement, Galbraitii, Williamson,
S<;„„(l l<„ii:
Hon:
/;'/</,
Howe, Heckle
Mathematics Club The Mathftnalics is made uji o( aii\ jed.
The
il-
lai-lor-
'I'hi-
in
was
oi
fiani/cd
in
()<|ol)ir.
school h ho arc inhicslcd
I'Ci.').
\\\
{\u-
It
xdi-
iiirMihcr-hi|, lhi> \.ar ha^ i)ccri ralh.-r >riiall diir lo
the newness of ill
Cluli girls in
ih:- chii).
>|HMi-or.
ihe oi
IhjI
ihe fxir^
have ^hou
Mi:— Cleinenl. has
;.'ani/,al
ion oT ihc
i
|i|-o\ed
Inh h\
ri
an
an
irilen'^l
iir]|>orlanl
her i-o-o|)cra lion
ari<l
inlcie>l.
OJJ.rrn I'rrsidrni
IIki.kn ,
M
\in
\i
mN
(, \i nil
Mill
III II N
(. M.llll
M
I
II.
I'lrsidflll
Tou ^SEM>
l'„ar Thirly-F,
MILESTONES
The Onhcstm with John
l(
isc
(;s
Curst Soloist
Glee Club, Orchestra, Dramatics Tliit'c
ixliaciiiriciilar
appearing
in
pnhlic arc
The Glee Club, under
aclnilics llic (iU-e
I
lie
\\lii(li
j)ru\i(li-
sliiilcTil-
willi
()|i|)i)rliinities
lor
Clnh. Orchestra, and expression plays.
direetion of
Mr. Dahon. jtresenled two concerts, one
the Christmas vesper given the last Sunday evening before the holidaxs and the
other a spring program consisting of semiclassical and folk songs.
was
Mar\ Morel
this vear's jiresident.
clltuaxcd ils work with a recital on April 1.5. L nder the directorship Kenneth Rose, il |prcs<iilcd Mr. John Wise as guest soloist. Celeste Jane Throckmorton was |ircsi<lctil (il llii- gniii|i.
The Orchestra of
The School
ol
i;\|pi(ssi(.n.
under
tli<'
direction of Miss I'aulinc Slieruood ri.\\nsen<l
and Miss Catherine W innia. annually presents three major ])roductions in chapel, one just before Chrisltnas. one at Easter time, and one in the S|)ring which is a lliis\ear were: Tin- lilies of the three plays res|)e(li\ el\ Shakespearean [ila\. HohiSiuhl- Thy kiiiiltlnni Coiiic. and Winter's Tale.
1937
Page Thirty-Six
<;lvr Chtl,;
Mnry
Morel.
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Book
III
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HER SPORTS
I
Sevuiiit J<on:
(in
VMUiin
.
(
Holt
H<iili
Hdh
mill oi-i
i
WillTEMAN
\M),
l{h\Er)i<
I
I.
kson, Hlddi.kston.
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U\xTER, RvE, Allison
The Athletic Association The
Athletic Association exists lor ihc |iiu|)ose ot creating coni-
radeship. good sportsmanship, and
lair jilay.
attenqils
It also
to arouse a genuine interest in athletics.
Membership is ol two kinds. ucli\c and participating, and is open to any girl in the school. ID lie an active niemlicr a girl must make a varsity or must make llie significant innnl)cr ol points required 1)\ plaxing on cluh teams. A girl who has jiaid her dues I'^ach
is
a jjarticipaling
mend)cr.
vear ihc acliM- incrnlicrn
for the entire school.
I
lii^
\
ol
ihc associalion give a parl\
car (he
theme
was
lor the parl\
based on the reccnl ()l\ni|iics which were held in German\. Hitler was prcseni and all loriiis of s|>orl^ were offircd. Inliogganing and suiinniing proN ing
lo
In-
iIh- iiki:-!
|iiipular.
OJIirrrs President
Hce-President General Manager Secretary Treasurer Assistant General Manager liasketlmll Manager Bull ling Mamiger
Manager tnhrrv \linianer 'I'laili Mnniiurr liasclmll Manager Riding Manager Tennis Manager Siiiriiiiiing
Hockey Manager
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Li.kwki.ii n
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smu
ll^
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W
IIIII..VMX. I'ir.idrni
—
LESTONES
M
7'«ss
'I'h,il
liaWr
Miss 0"'D" Has
In l.Mituin
to
Run
ti>
Kivj)
I
p
uith These Swift
Players
lngk„r(.„n
Hockey Til's season tlic Tri
K's won the liockf\ louiiia-
nient for the third conseculix c
the permanent possessors
The
final
game
which was
ol tlie
the Tri
5-1.
it
a tenseness
was
felt
Del Vers team was on the forward
Despile the
was the most exciting
])ass
work on
tiic
one pla\ed e\ce|ilionall\
the Tri
K',-.
l.ols
WhilcMian.
jane Mlisiin did more |)la\ing.
hoth
ol
ol ihi'
game.
hnl
well,
11,-lene Kicc.
their share of
lor
llie
\iii'kors.
Cirh.- Snys M,ny.
in
llir
Osinin-li
i
k Co
material.
Del Vers an\
JVi
vs.
K game when
plaver
defense
on
either
rinrly-i:ii:l,l
on
the
hut
line,
she outplayed
Jane
team.
Wright as wing proved to be one of the best.
White as wing,
The
Osiron's with Virginia
Ann
Pasternacki as one of the best defense
pla\ers.
and Marzee Boyd
rTiade a
good show-
ing in the t(»urnament.
The
club scores for the season were: A(;(Hi
\.K.
\
Agora
2— Ariston
Agora
0— Angkor
Aeora
I
'l-onl!'
\.
K.
.5
I
\.
k.
0— Del
\.
k.
Anli-1'aii
l/(vs
— Anti-Pan
I
.')
\l„iiis,„i
lilnns llri
I'hn
Pnge
car with
IHliott
.lane
])roved her ability as a defense player in the
and good
(Jracc lienedicl and Jean Ituik were
the tTiainsla\s for
(//-;• /(.
lliari
The
alike.
part
teams was the outstanding feature l\\er\
Tiiere
the air which
in
by spectators and players
spectacular
\
cup.
K's.
and expel•tane^
this
outstanding
and most interesting game of the year.
was
There were man\ good teams
ear. hccoining
the year » as played Ijetween
ol'
the Angkor's and score,
\
I
Vers ^
Osiron
U Insllv
I
In >/.</, the
HER SPORTS
"(;n.i,;i,/.
»;,/,>.'
I'niisr in
I
llir
Inn Sri;ns
Sriu,„-S,;ii„i-\li,l
Br
U,
a Bit
Ihunl ihr .<ron
I'lizzlvil
iUintf
Hockey Angkok Angkor
6— F.
Angkor
4
Angkor
3
Angkor
1
Vlil
\ri>I
F.
— Agora 'J\
C.
on
\.isl oil \risl on
1
— Tri K
OSIUON
ST(>\
\gora 2
1
\.
:>.
1..
I--Penla
(
>>
n.M
(
)s
ion
().-
roil
1'
K
'I'l-i
1
\.
K.
()
\.
L.
3
1
(1
;ni
Tan
I'.Ml;
Tau
['.Ilia
I'au
Di:l Vers
Ami-Pan
Del Vers
A. K. 5
Del Vers
Triad 7
1
Aizora
.'i
T. C.
0— Triad 3— A. K.
Del Vers
1
Tri
K
1
T. C. T. C.
P<-iUa
I
10
Fecowasin
0— Tri K
F.-couasin H
77;,,s
\ri>
i
3— F.
F.
'I'rlad
Triad
()
Angkor
I
I
Triad
3
F. F.
L. .',
F. F.
l.nnkx l.il.ri,
F. F. I''.
I
I'.
\ii;;kor 'l\
()
C. 3
ll.couasiii
,;y Sirrnnnii-i
I'nirli.
Del
1
\
ci^
(I
\nli-l'an
I
I'.iila
I
I
Tau
I
I
F. F.
Eceowasin
\.
.
riiiMi
Tan
Tm K EcconAsiN
(
Ion
T. c.
Anti-Pan
r.
I'ria
Tail 3
3
Anti-Pan Anti-Pan
r\i
\
rcill;
!!
\.
Tri
K
3
()>iron
\.
I..
Tri
K
:>
Fccoua^iii
\.
I,.
Tri
K
DrI \.T>
\.
I,.
I'ri
K
II
I
:>
l,„\
\ii"kor
II
inning.
F.
lu-cou
a^-;ll
\ri>lon 3
()>non
(,
I
!!,.
Inli-I';n\
.„
lli,-
I'liur
liin,!-!
Ihlliv-M
ID
ILESTONES
Come On,
niiito Hi' a Mi.v-nj'. (.uls.'
Let't
Hockey Thf climax between
oi tlie
the
season was
Senior
and
lu)tkf\ jrainc
November
30.
Senior-Middle
game was
close
tlic
the
The Senior-Middles went
classes.
mil on ihe
the iniderdogs. as the Senior's were eon-
field
ceded
the
As soon
victors.
Middles made
as
Senior-
the
iheir iirsl goal. ho\vever.
was
it
IVoin then on most of the
a different story.
play took place close to the Senior goal
line.
and the Senior-Middles longht Inrionslv
make
ihe final score
excellenl
teamwork and
The Jnnior-Middli's with a score of
Say!
Page Furly
.'5-2.
Those
l-O
(.iris
Holh leams showed
and
exciting
teams" lack of practice.
both
despite
The majoritv
of the
shots of each team v\ere long drives, hard to
The Junior-Middles kept
slop.
the ball in
Junior territory most of ihe lime hut lacked the
punch
the
first
to
send
sudden
in until a
it
half In the Jiaiior-Middle forward line
cnabNd Jane Cauble. with her to
make
rally in
fast dribbling,
the onl\ score of the (la\.
jiassing.
iio-cd in
lo
As the score indicated, the
oul
ihe
ihe ainuial
Arc Mi^hlv
Juniors iiame on
\ci,r Ihul (.u„l
Each \ear
there are thosen
hockcN
high s(hool and a college varsitv.
The
a
"iris that
Thr
made
C.„llrar
two varsities
these varsities were:
I
arsily in
Irii:
in
SPORTS
HER
College J.
Elliott, Denedict, Latta, Wingate,
Whitem
N,
GoRDY,
B.
MOOKE, TuKNER
Hockey High School
MaRGAHET MORGA^' Martha Jo Phillips corinne homell
High School
College
Lois
Whiteman
Gertrude Sghroer Evelyn Keene
(Jrace Beneoict Barbara Moore ViRGiNL4 Love Graves Jane Elliott Marion Latta Mary Jane Phillips Arlene Hoier Jane Allison Judith Davis Margaret Ozee LuciLE Wingate Jean Blrk Llewelly-na Granbery I-Iloise Turner
College
Belle Vanderbilt
Martha
Lou Graiiberv ami Jean Burk made varsitv twice, while Grace Benedict
(Jordy liigli
school
made
high
school varsitv once, regular varsitv once, and college varsit>
once.
Whiteman made
Jane Allison and Lois for iwo
(he college varsil\
consecutive vears.
High SrUmil
Graves, M. Jo
PMll.l,^>^
,|\N'E
I'llll.l.JI'S.
lloiKK.
Itl
SclMloKlt. (iriXMll
KK l'„e,. I.;,rlv.(),„
MILESTONES
Remr,„l„,
I
In, I
I
I,
Basketball Amid
wild and heart^
season
was brought
cheers,
of 35-21.
a
chniax
(lie
Tri K"s
to
Osiron"s vietorious over
tlie
haskelhall witii )\
the
a seore
final rounds were: and Tri K"s.
Del Vers. ()siron"s. T. C.'s,
Del Vers-Osiron game both teams were first half, and throughout the entire game both teams played good The Osiron's won 30-14. Jane basketball. Klliott and Jane Wright for the Del Vers' were outstanding. In the Tri k-T. C. game, he T. C. guards were e\ce])tionally outstandIn the
Tlie four l<'anis
reacliiug
lh<'
st-mi-
evenly matched in the
I
ing. I)ul ,,(
I'JiiN
was
I
k"s ea])tured the
Tri
llie
score
and lurious in llie and Tri K"s.
fast
lMi\>((n ihc
(
»siron"s
was lealurcd
liie
i>\
and
no\(l. (Jriswold.
vied b\
all.
b\ a
teamwork of
excellent l-a\. a
game The game
final
conihinalion en-
anil the score rose ra|(idi\
Baxter.
Osirou"s.
game
:.-().
Rice,
lor llie
and llenshaw were
parlicularK outstanding while Griswold. Clark.
and \l
1
|{()\il
each
|pla\e(l a su|)crli
he end of the season two
iiall
were
cli()>.en
\
I'niiy I'agc
F(iilv-']'ii(i
liiiskct,
Sanih Logiir!
\\{\
(iniswoi
arsilies in
basket-
as follows: Uillh S,lu,ul
Cnllrtiv
M
game.
I)
J
VMC
C
\ I
111,1-;
Mauzhe Boyd
Elizabeth Ragland
Sakah LoGUii Bahbaha Moohe
Lle\vei,i-yna
I,ois
Whiteman
Ghanbeky Anita Williamson
.
SPORTS
HER
Basketball CnUcgp
UinI, Schdol
Mak(;\i{i;t Kicvks
ClVUK.
Maiv Griswold making I
rcc.ivcd a Itasketball medal lor
college \ai>il\
and LIcHellyna
men
OsiiioN
Gertkuoi: Schkokh FlORKiNCE LuSTGAHTIiN
making
V. V. 7
Osiron 21 Osiron 25
— Arislon 9
was given honoraide
Osiron 35 Tri K 21
In the class games, the Senior-Middles were victorious over the Senior's by a score ol' 1-9 in one of the hardest fought games of the sea1
and the Junior-Mid's defeated the Junior's 12-8. Rice was outstanding for the freshman
son,
class with six goals to her credit: Griswold played the best game for the Senior's. For the preps. Cauble led the Junior-Middle's and Kolh and I^arlhman were oiilslanding for the Juniors.
A. K. A. K.
U
S„li/rs'-
GHWIIKHV,
\. 1.
511
18
F. F.
10 F. F. 16 F. F. 7
F. F.
30 F. F.
7— Osiron
\.
I..
couasiii 21
Tin K I'll
K
1.)
Tri
Iv
24
1
24— Angkor
T. C.
6— Tri K
12
18
15
I..
L.
L.
8
K 27--Anii-Pan 10 Tri K 15— T. C. 6 Tri K 21— Osiron 35 Angkor
1— Penla Tau
— Ariston
Tri
X. L. \.
l\i(()U asin
7
T. C.
Angkor 22
IVnIa
Tau 20
5(1
7— T. C. 37 7— Del Vers
15
Angkor 19 F. F. 13 Angkor 18-T. C. 21
lll.K,
4—Anti-Pan
I
„r.-.ilv:
Ariston
Tri\i>
Ariston
19—Triad 20 8— Tri K 24
Triad 20- Arislon Triad 14— A. K.. 8
Ariston
9— Osiron
Triad
Ariston
51
25
16—Del
29
Eccowasin 12 Eccowasin 24 Eccowasin 21
l.iiis
ImoI.s
—Tri K 45 — F. F. 12 —Penta Tau
19
Vers 18
ECCOWASIN
13—Angkor 19 12—Eccowasin24
llifih Srh,,,,/ l!„sl^rlh„ll
(J\l
I
lie
Anti-Pan
Vers 12 Anti-Pan 17— T. C. 27 8— Triad Anti-Pan 29— F. F. 4 8— Osiron 25 Ami-Pan lO-Tri K 27
Del Vers
(//
T. C. 37
10— Del
Del Vers 12—4. K. Del Vers 18— Triad Del Vers 15— X. L. Del Vers 14— Osiron
"
I
( :.
T. C. 27--Afiii Pan
X. X.
Seasonal chd) scores were as follows: A. K.
I
Penla Tan Penla Tau
school varsit\
higii
T.
A. K.
T\i:
\
Angkor 22
A. K. 8
()siron30— Del\Crs
\
I
Penia Tan 20
ears in succession
luo
(Jiaidici)
ion lor again
Pen
Osiron 54
18
Miuhlv Ihlri
I.I!ST(;XlirK\, SCIIIIDKII
I'agr Fnrly-rii,
MILESTONES
Bet That
Was a Nice
One. Barbs
Stniiiilil
Bowling Compel ilion
was exceptionalK keen. Kaeii eiub on the campus had a bowling team and all entered into the sport with
ze>;t
in
l)o\\lin<i
and good
ihis
^
ear
spirit.
Koiir chdjs reached the final
roimd with scores
K 1410. Agora and Eccowasin 1378. In the final round, the Angkor's won first place with a cumulative score of 1880. The Eccowasin's were second with 1847. and the Tri K"s ihird with 1819. The Agora Cluh rolled 178'). Angkor
as follows:
1440, Tri
1386.
There were nian\ individual
the
who made some Matthews topped with Harbara Moore
go(jd bowlers
excellent high scores.
Sall\
scores,
and Jeanne Gibson following with second and third places respectively. The scores were for the entire tournament.
Katie Rose Woods.
Triad, rolled 170 in the third round, one of the best scores of the entire tournament.
Redmond,
Tri
Sara K. also made some excelienl
scores throughoiil the season.
and scconil varsities were composed mcndicrs ulio made the highest individual
riic (irsl ol
scores as h)llo\\s: First
I
r\iÂŤbara
k
\
I
IE
Sally
Page
Mallhri,^.
I'iirly-l'iiur
huliviihud laiinuinirni
IliuhrsI
Sen;
.,(
llir
mooue
Rose
\ iii(;iMA
Sccdiid
iirsilY
Sally Matthews
Sen
\\<k)i>s \Ei'i'i;ii
J
I
(irsilv
U ANNE GiBSOiN
M AKGUEKITE WALLACE M \HT1IA GOUDY M \lt(;MtETMOM{OE
At the end of llic season, lournauKMils ucrc held between the two college classes, and in the high school department between the Junior's and
HER SPORTS
College
Blllllillfi
I
M
HrMM;
\TTIlKnS. WikiDS. SCIUKI-FEK.
MODRE
B owling Junior-Middle's. In tlie former contest, the SeniorMiddle's were victorious bv a score of 521-479. The Seniors had a lolai of 10 striiv^es and 9 sjiares: tlie Scnior-Mids had a total of 8 strikes and II sjiares. strikes Jeainie Gihs(jn was high for the Senior's with and 2 spares and a total of 142. For the freshman class Virginia Schaeffer was high with 3 strikes and spares and 1.52 total. 1
1
The .Junior-Tunior-Middlc game was piavcd on morning of Fehrnar\ 27 with the
the
latter t<'am winning
b\ a score of 121-106. For the Jimior-Middle's. individual high was rolled hv \elle Kduards nilh li:>; Kit I'dwards was iiigli for the jnnior's uith a score of 113.
Club scores lor lli< thn ment were as \'ii\\u\ A(;oH\ 15
K.
\.
398 3tl
137 195
376
192
I3H6
1121
1231
K)<)
U)9 I
Dei.
\ EF(s
\\
1
.
120 127
3<»5
101
132
376
372
1221
1172 I'm
3<>t
385 378
C. 3 291
'\.
1
PI
Omuon
371
Pk\t\
l<jiM'n;
\nti-I'.
33'»
1
the
oia
3r,
1
1
1
k
528 136
373
-
I'm M>
68
lui
1
4 16
no
39
172
287 J
978
1
110
196
^^i^nJi
^'x!a»j^.j£V.«Tn'^'m*
118
fin liny/
1157
/
1
1126
Ill^hrsl
Oikhiiii'
Kn.r
If
r.T.s
„/
,h.
,„„l I'fi^f I'd
LESTONES
M
A Checkup
Befurr AiMinunrinii ihr
II
iiiiwr
II
lirn'
lliiil's
„ \i<r
One
Iliiih
In .himi>
RidliK The
\\
ard-Belnioiil
annual
show
riding
Tail
was held on December 5. liaving been post])oned from Thankspivinp Dax. 'V\\t'
di-inonstralion
gaited
classes
willi
ihrcc-
llic
and five-gailed horses were of most Jumping, one of the main attractions
these girls have been riding for
proved. airca<!\. to be
in
\
ears and have
the "best" class of
riders. 'J'hc
beginner's class was
Alav.
first:
Schroer.
won by Minnie Maude
\ irginia Collins,
lliird:
second: Gertrude
and (Icnellc Huescher. fourth.
interest.
of the afternoon,
b\
some
was brought
fine pair
to a filling
ning classes coming
llic
forlli
\andc\cr and
indisidnal
wirmcrs
three-gailed
lli<'
rnari\
honors.
I'.ullir
da\.
were
I'xilli
ol
The management
class,
judged
entirely
on
managing ability, was uon b\ June llaldt. Thanva Spin-rier. second: and Nancv first: Kecd. Ihinl.
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class
first;
ucll. liic begin-
willi
l.awrccc ol
was won bv l-^leanor Walton Shanklin. second: Susan Norris. third: and Arlene Uoier. fourth.
The
Vandever.
All the girls did e\cc])lionall\
Ilcaiior
climax
jumping.
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RldliK was won
Tlic
|iair (las-
and
Arli-tu' Iloier, first;
li\
lilcanor Vaii(lc\<r
with Joan Jobsoti and Allie Loll Broderick, second. Cigarette. Little Jack. are
(lie
Lady Marv. and Dixie
favorites of the horses
be the most popniar with the
The show was brought nnusual feature.
and [iroxed
in
girls.
to a finish
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and
A
The music was Till'
nul> w(,re oilclolli skirls willi lolor-
shirts while the bo\ s
Ma\
In
wore brighl
C()ulio\
and ten-gallon ha Is.
cha])s
gi\en.
annual
llic
Uegiuning
spring ridin;; show
and
ad\anced
«as
iuiii|iiiig.
three-gaited and five-gailcd riding anil a hara lu-w
square dance on horseback was cleverly executed bv four couples. the horses keeping time to "The Turke\ in the Straw."
The
well. liil
furnished b\
costumes were made h\
the eac
li
individual rider, filling the occasion exlrenieh
ness class were liesi
rider of
while
llie
liiiiiils
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llii'
inasler
ilie
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he fea lures of
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The
\ear was ])resented her awar<l.
club which a\erage(l the niosl lolal
r-eeei\ed llie riding cup.
shows Miss Nance ser\ ed as ihi' riiigand Miss Sissou as Judge: Mr. HiiK-diel
[iresciited the
awards.
I.innnr l)iiii„n
ll„il l.illlr Siill.y l„ friirrli.m
I'iifir
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MILESTONES ennis In
tlie
a^
fall
tlic
leaves began to Inrn
iiminuMued
eoli>rs anil
was
the weather
falling
from
llie
llieir
trees
inan\
and as
ideal lor tennis, tlie Athletic Asso-
eialion sponsored the annual singles tennis toiirnanient.
\laii\
form and those hit.
girls,
those
who
displa\ed good tennis
keen knowledge of the game, and then
a
who swung and missed more
often lliau the\
(iraee
sen<l.
the tournament (iraee
favorites.
hegan \lar\
Benedict, and
l!ell\
\ul)\n
Town-
R\e seemed
Little Doltie Hell, last \Nith her
the
forehand
stroke under good control, anil Susan \orris. with
her steaflv pla^ing. looked the above three
to
he real nu'naces to
girls.
and stead\ drives h\
The
quarter-final
roumls were pla\ed,
Dottie Bell winning over Ida Sue Smith 6-3,
Thr Chnminan Cmrrs Miglily Forehand!
Dollies Small
Page hOrly-liighl
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Can
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6-2.
()-2.
hiteman 6-L
6-1.
Mar\ Anb\n
6-1.
Townsend overcame Jud\ Davis
6-2, 6-3,
and then
pla\ed Jane Kdgerlv in the semi-final round, winning 1)\
a score of 6-3. 6-0.
(irace
won
\Iar\
\uh\ii.
the
finals
ilach
in girl
two
6-1
over
plaved exceedingU
well,
sets
6-3.
hut (Jrace. with her unusnalh good placing and her swift serves,
was too much
for
Ihe tennis varsit\ was made reached the semi-finals: (irace Benedict,
The tournament progressed with uian\ dclanlts and victories.
\\
against (Jrace in the semi-
nj)
round. (»race winning with her consistent pla\
final
ing
signed up.
When
Benedict defeated Lois
Phis put Dottie Bell
is
Graces
Mar\ Aidnn. uji
Dottie
of those girls Bell.
who
Jane Edgerl).
and Mary Aubyn Townsend.
This
third \ear on the varsit\.
The doubles tournament, which came
in
the spring,
climaxed the tennis vear.
A
Sample
Janes Faieltand
oj Tou'tiscnd's Swift
Is
a I'erjeel l.xample
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\X
anI-Helinoril
climaxed the year
in
swiniiniiig
swimming.
some twenty contestants entered
nicci
There wivc in this
mccl.
Jane Wright came out the inthvidual winner with 23''4
with 2IJ2
Pegg\
j)oints. I'oinls.
and
Several weeks hclon-
heen working llie
lor llie
llic
the girls had
niei-t
Marallion swim and when
winners were announced l'egg> Arniistead
had 287 lengths (almosl
.{
miles) lu her credil
Armislead, second,
,lari<'
(lornehus.
while. lane
\X
righl
was second u
llh 2();> lengths.
third.
with 12 points. \\
In
cluh
ratings
the Tri
K"s were
llrsi
33 points, Del Vers' sci-ond with
2').
Penta Tau's third with
The
tition
was keen
ingly interesting
this l<>
7 poinls.
\ear and
il
and
ÂŤilh I
he anil
uas
in lorni
uas pla\ed
lor
llic
Senior-Mid classes hroughl
lliiic
first
The game hclween
llie
in
.Senior
lo a close six
coniiic-
weeks of hard work.
The
gii'ls
wen'
ciilliusi-
(\<cimI-
walcli the ahnosi cxciilx-
matched swimmers compcic
aler jtolo
several xears.
and spied.
a^-llc
and
Iriirii
this c\ciliiif;
iniriicrisel\
and
ciijovcd ui-\\
llic
lull
ilcri\cil
sporl.
Pnfic Forly-yine
MILESTONES Opring Sports Spring has surely come when all the girls can be seen out on the baseball field or the tennis courts.
Arrows
fly
thick and fast on the arch-
erv range as the girls try to hit the target.
Baseball
sport in the spring and
is
make
their arrows
the principal club
Mav Dav
brings to a climax the dancing for
the vear. for so special dances.
many
On
girls
the
first
take part in the of April the de-
j)artment presents a recital which shows how^ well the girls
have progressed during the year.
many wee morning over and
hours are spent practicing for the big games. Track offers running, jumjiing. hurdling, and
To
various kinds of throwing lo the more agile
"()"D.," acquire grace and poise while learn-
girls.
ing the delicate art of fencing.
the rintlun of "\]n garde; cut
lunge:
|(arr\
sixth."'
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girls.
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Agora Club The
Ajiora
is
a
market plaee
(i(lenlail\. the seat of tiie
ol
aneient Greek
and
cities,
Agora's in club village
is
also, in-
the center of
Their green and vellow campus. In November the club held its annual coffee in the clubhouse which was gaih decorated with \ ellow and white tea roses. Thev also had an open house that month. T.ater a breakfast was given for the A. K. Club ill uliich the tables were arranged in the shajie of a horseshoe. gatherings and conimunitv discussions. colors are often seen about the
Olfuvrs Clara Lee Helbing RiiE Osmunoson
President lice-President Serretnrv Treasurer Sergeanl-al-.lrms
Mary Bi foro
Miss Gertrlide Casebier
Sponsor
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Nancy Biossat Minnie Woods Carroll Cole Lenore Crossfield Helen Eastabrook Lois Jean Floyd Alice Forsythe Mary Blford Francis Jeanne Frazee Peggy Friedman IJoRis
(]\TIIER1NE GiVINS
M vnrin l.oi ise (Jorton CHH J.KK [IlCI,lllN(; \
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Elizabeth Ann Hoffman
Margaret
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Lois Jean Floyd Catherine Givins
Mary McGehee Betty Ann Moon Betty Mcrtagh ruie osmiindson Millie Regier Virginia Sciiaeffer
Elizabeth Smreck Lccii.LE Smith
Marie .'^mith Nell Stoker Betty Taggart Lai'Ra .Mae Thompson Rose Thompson Celeste Throckmorton Antoinette Till
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Bitty
Lou
A. Tlie A. K. Club received
its
Dtiitcy.
K.
Miss Rhoa
Club
name from
the idea of
liie
Ali-"Rouiid
Klub, as its members are typical girls. Its colors are green and white. In the fall the girls met in Mr. Lnderwood's studio where he played for them. In November they had a formal tea dance
and an open house. At Christgave a party for the members of the Tennessee Chil-
for their sister club, the Agora's,
mas
tlie\
Home and also for the club. They had a Valentine's Day g)m dance to bring the season to a successful close. dren's
OJJlrcrs
Hetty Loii Dah.ey
Presidi'tit )
Martha Morrison Jean Webster
icc-Presifleitt
Secretarv
Ida Phh.lihs Pathicia Langerkei.d
Treasurer Serficiiiit-iit-
inns
Miss Linda Rhea
SiKiiisiir
Members Hetty Brown Joan Hutterfiei.d Bernice Cohen
Cox
llH
PlllII.II'S
M
Irene Dietzen Betty Lou Dah.eyIrene Dietzen
Ml II \ J SNK PhiI.I.I!'; \H\ Jo Pllll,l,ll> \1 \K1 BkM> \ 1Hi;iM \ HollERSON
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Jk\n Bomeii
Mary Jane Gahman Jean Goi.dcamp JlDY Gi mhin
B \HIi\H
June
Jk\n
IIai.dt
(Jkrtrude Handi.y iNancv I'oi.i.Y
Haughhout Knehr
Patricia Lancehfei.d (Jarolyn McKenzie
I'agr I'ijty-liiiir
Mason Marth\ Morrison Patricia
All. IK SkI)\M TZ I'lllHETS \
BkI IK
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ANDERRIIT EDSTKH
West
Hera White Alice Whittaker
Marjorie Wilson
Mary
Virginia
Wren
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Miss
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Anti-Pandora Club The
Anti-Pan's, of the
^
ellow and green colors, disdain to follow
They
the impetuous maid Pandora.
Pandoras: thus thev sprites
declare themselves ana-
malicious thoughts and evil
will restrain all
and seek out the good. In the fall the girls gave an open at Christmas the\ had a partv for the orphans as part
house and
of their charitv work.
After the holidays they gave a "wienie*
roast and a Valentine dinner. tea for their friends, and last of
boys
for the
They have
Later in the spring thev gave a all
they gave a gvni dance with
Del Vers Cluh. also
been very active
in sports as
they had hockey,
bowling, basketball, and baseball teams.
OJJUvrs
Gene Moore
President Vice-President Secretary Tmistircr Scrfimnl-<il- trms
Charlotte Fogg Jane Edgerly Martha Browning Mary Byrne Miss Margaret Looft
Spimsar
Mcinbeis Warrene Alford \ IRGINIA
AmONETTE
Elizabeth Barclay Billy Barnes
Anne Browning Martha Browning Susan Burruss
Mary Byrne Jane Byrnk
Anna Louise Davis Sarah Louise Uouglas Jane Edgerly Hester Flowers Charlotte Fog<; HoRTENSE Ford Nannie Margukrite IIvinje liiLDRETH Herald I
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Caroline Hunter
Dorothy Lundy Jane Ellen McWhorter Ella Maude Manly Mary Syd Medearis
Gene Moore Ada Moseley Susan .\orris Margaret Ozee Alice Schwartz Jean Skinner Bettie Jane Smith
Tagge Eleanor Vandever I'.LESE
Anne Vennum Peggy Weir Mary Bond Wilkfrson
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LESTONES
i:iiz,ihclli
l)„lv.
Wi'ss Oililrn
Del Vers Club Tlie Del \ CIS Cliil) of
everything. intellectual
their
^elll)^v
and
wliilc i-olois
"delve" into
—
gym dance
gave a forth
llie
Thev always satisfy their insatiable euriosity an In February they curiosity shown by their name. with the scene a Casino.
ingenuity in
"A Spanish
Stinit night
brought
A ping-pong
CJavalier."
tournament was held within the club with Anita I)cmbinsk\ the The girls gave a breakfast for the old girls who came back lo visit the school: llie\ gave a wiener roast in l'crc\ Warner I'ark and in llic laic spring llic\ ga\c a |)icnic for llic \nli-l'ans.
wiiuicr.
O/lirrrs Klizabetii
I'nsidriil icc-l'ifsidcni ) 'I'icasiiii'i
S<Tfic(inl-iil-
Inns
SiKiiisiii
Mcnihcrs Jean Allan Ruth Atkinson K \(.I1\EI. liHAl Eli
Marjorie Gunn
liKn
Janice Hanson
Mar(;aret
Arlene Hoier liARI!\H\ JOBSON JOXN JoBSON \1 VBioBiE Joyce \Bi.()TTK Lewis Smi.y \1 wthei Helen \1 »ky Miller Hevikice Noble
Uevekly (^hesciieir
Mary La Rue Coleman Janet Colli ngs Doris Cook \L\RY \ IRCIMA CkI SE Anita Demrinskv Klizabetii Doty
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Klaine Dondineau Jane Elliott
I'.LI/
Ut\ PoLI,\RI> VllETH
ScHNKIDKK
Patricia Thourlby \L\HJORIE TrEADWELL
Kathryn Vaughn
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Nancy Pat Hamilton
Y I!ke\\ ek I!ei'sy Hi k(;ess
Phoebe I'mus Carolyn i'.n \ii
Doty
Doris Cook Anita Dembinskv Hetsy IU'bgess Kuth Atkinson Miss Maky Louise Ogden
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MILESTONES
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F. F. Tlie F. F. Club, with
its
.
Miss Riwf
Club
colors of purple
and lavender,
is
named
group called the "Friendly Fifty." Today their number is smaller, and the name stands for Friendship and Fidelit^ The girls gaye a picnic for their sister club, the Penta Taus. in Perc^ Warner Park in the fall. They had their annual Christmas dinner dance, and a faculty tea was given in February. The\ also had an open house: frequent informal teas were given for the members and their friends throughout the year. for its first
Officers Virginia Collins Allie Lou Broderick
President ire-President Secretary (
Betty Martin LuciLE WiNGATE Dorothy Elliott Miss Bkrtha Ruef
Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor
Members Grace Asiiby Marjohie Aston Allie l.ou Broderick
Jane Worth Brown Jean Campbell Virginia Collins Betsy Covington Dorothy Elliott Pollyanne Foster
Barbara Gould Shelley Howe Janet Jame Lelia Jesse
Mary Elizabeth Kirsch RowENA Lee Janie Lincoln Marjorie Lotz
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La\ ERNE McMlUTK'i Betty Martin Lois
Meeks
Elaine Ostergard
Helen Reutlinger Jean Rogers ]\L4bel Rollins
Jim
Frank Rcdder
Harrietts Slote Eloise Sol'thard TiiANYA Spurrier Myra Ruth Stith Elizabeth Strickland LuciLE Wingate
Frances Wolf Lois
Wood
Margaretmonroe Yager
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MILESTONES
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Miirv Cri>H„l,t
Oslron Club Osiroii Club's name is made ii|i <»l llie fiisl letters of the words make up the ideals oi' the elub: Originality, Sincerity, Interest. Kight. ()l)iertive. Nobleness. The motto is "He builds too high who builds beneath the stars." The colors are green and white. That wise old owl is the symbol of wisdom and the
The
wliioli
cedar twig, the symbol of everlastingness.
The
cKib has been especially active this year. First came a picnic W arner Park to start the season off with a bang. Then succession came the open house, Christmas parl\. and Valentine lea. At Christmas the girls also hel])ed a jioor lamil\. In the wa\ of s|)()rts the\ liad a ]>ing-pong tournament and to climax the year lhe\ won the nuich coyeled baskelhall lournain Perc\
in rapid
ment. Officers
M
J'ri'siilcnl
\in (Musnoi.n
Uouis Uay
ice-President Secretary I
Mary Lewis BI,u^nELI, Poi.lv Du Vernet
Treasurer Serjeant-at-Arms
M aroaret Miss
Sponsor
Member Makv Lewis
1{i.im>eli,
Marzee Hovd
Mary Gladys Broun Mary Ruth Carev Scott Causey
Marcaret Keyes Ci.ark Doris Day Marion Doekkkk Helen Dc \ ernkt Polly Di \ ehnei Jeanne Fagerueri.
Martha Gilchrist Margaret GLEN^ Im,e\nor Greek \t
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Geney \ Jacobs Klloie Jeter Jane Jones Bernice Kaplan Jean Lay
Margaret McKE^ZIE Lou Maduox Nancy Mulnix Mattie Palmer Ann Pasternacki Kathryn Phillips Kathryn Sayre Phillips Lorraine Sager Katherine Shadle Frances Stubblefield Katherine Thompson
Mary Alice Thuhman \ki>
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Tail Club of the colors rose
Penta because
it is
number
five of the
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got
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its name Tau from
of its slogan: Think. Act. Use. In the fall were entertained bv the F. F.s at a picnic in Percv Warner Park. In November, thev gave a tropical gvm dance with palm trees as decorations. At Cliristmas they held a party
the
first letters
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girls
for the children of the
men employed by
the school.
the alumnae with a breakfast at Easter.
They
honcjred
In the spring the club
The Penta Tau's won second
went on a week end in the country. place on Stunt iSight. OJJicers
M ARJORIE
Lou Ashcroft Nancy McGinnis
President I' ire-President Secretary
Jane Anglin Jayne Coyle
Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor
Mary Anne Easterlin Miss Camilla Nance
Members Jane Anglin Marjorie Lou Ashcroft Marya Bailey Elizabeth Buchanan Ella Marie Cain Jane Cauble Marjorie Chapman E^DiTii Clark MuRL COPELAND Jayne Coyle Lucy Davis Ethel Doherty
Mary Anne Billiefak
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Emily Hamilton Rachel Hamilton Caroline Hill
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Marcelle Horne J\ne Jackson
Wanda Ix)wry I'LORENCE LuST(;ARTEN
Mary McConkey Betty McConneli. Nancy McGinnis Reba June Mersfelder Margaret Mitch am
Anna May Moul Nancy Ann Movers Anne O'Meaha Grace Love Peyton Anna Mary Pierce Ruth Pinkham Peggy Shindel Marcia Smolian Watson
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tlie
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have been very active in every way. In the fall thev gave a swimming party anil hamburger supper. At Christmas they gave a partv. and later they had an open house. They had a gvm dance for tliey are
their sister club,
the Osiron's,
and
in the
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them
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picnic.
TlicN
were \ei\ good
in S|)orts.
working
uj) to
the semi-finals in
iKiskeli.all.
Ojjicers
Gene Gill DoROTHv Lehrer Blanche IJrooks Margaret McCord
I'irsidciu / ice-President Secretary
Treasurer
Miss Bettv ()"IJonnell
Sjmnsor
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Ruth Bennett E\ A BovD .]e
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Dorothy II vrdendori" i\ancy Heckle Helena Jackson Evelyn Keene Helen L\hkin Dorothy I.emker Margaret McCIohh Georgiana McWhorter Lorraine Matthews Kitty Morris \l VRCVRET Anne Rhodes M \RY Fletcher Robertson M \RTiiA Roth Gertrude Sciiroer Mary' Auuyn Townsend ICloise
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Tri The black and white moving in all kinds of
colors ol the Tri activities.
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Club are seen swiftiv
Their name. Kubia
Khan Khib.
was taken irom a wise old Mongolian ruler who was known lor his good citizenship. In the fall the girls gave a Sunda\ night supj)er for the X. L."s. a picnic at Perc\ Warner Park, and an open house. Thev had a winter g\ ni dance and a Christmas parl\ in December. Thev had an exciting skating parlv at the Hippodrome in March. Their stiml. "IJuikingham Barn\ard." won first place on Stunt Mght.
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in sports,
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finals: ])lacing lliird in
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akuak A MooRK Louise Baxter Fristoe Peggy Armistead Jane Merrick
President I ice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms
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Nancy Reed
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X. L. Club Tlie X. L. Club of
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in the club.
for forty, as this
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name
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begin the vear, the X. L.'s went on a picnic to Percy Warner Park in October. Following this was the open house in November.
once a month. For were hostesses and were allowed to invite guests. To complete the year the X. L.'s gave a tea dance in March for the faculty and friends of the members. In the Tri the late spring the X. L.'s entertained their sister club
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the last three months, four
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girls
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Anne Rudolph Ji STiNE James FLORENCE MoNK VlRGlNH BrOWN Margaret Richards Miss Marion Meriwether
President i'ice-Presiilent
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Anne Rudolph Caroline Sandlin Julia Scott
Mahthanne
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Patty Smith
Justine James Joi Dell Jesse
Peggy Smith
Minnie Maude MayJo
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Miss Major, Dorothy Evans
Ariston Club Ariston. meaning the best and liighest. is taken from the Greek word Ariston. the singular of Arislos. the superlative of the word meaning good. The colors of the Ariston Club are vellow and white.
After school started, the first major sport in which the Ariston's took part was the tennis matches. Thev not onl\ had a high jjercentage in the matches, but also had two members in the quarterfinals. Hockev also claimed their attention. Though onl\ two of the members on the team had ever pla\ ed in a game before, the^ surprised evervone b\ turning out as ardent an eleven as an\ other club.
With winter came basketball and bowling with a good-sized team in both sports. The Aristons have also taken jiart in social service work, especiallv at Christmas, when thev fed and clothed two families. This year the\ undertook the new project of making the clubroom more attractive bv contributing articles of furniture and making curtains. They are proud to number among their members four Penstaff members, a day student proctor, the president of the Freshman class, and the |ircsident of the Art Club. Officers
Dorothy Evans Eleanor Bailey Elizabeth Hall Martha Earthman Evelyn Kingins Miss Nelle Major
President lice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms
Sponsor
Members Eleanor Bailey Mary Maxine Bozeman Elise Cami'dell
Lucy Allen Doyle
Martha Earthman Dorothy Evans
Mary Elizabeth Foerster Hall Mary Hall IOlizabeth
Mary Elizabeth II en ley Jean Jackson Mary Evelyn Jensen Beatrice Kimsey Mary Frances Lannom
Elise Sheffield
Ann Smith
Mary Heron Mitchell Marion Mcrphy Elizabeth Murphree Annie King Newman Dorothy Noland
Rcth Willis
Roberta I,cker
Manev
Mildred Milam
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Nancy Perry Edith Robertson Jacquelyne Robertson Wilba Ryer Polly Ann Schweitzer Regina Sciiatten Aline Smoot Anne Steagall Nancy Stone Jean Tucker Rozelle Wallace Irma Waller Anita Williamson Harriet Williams
Josephine
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Margaret \oi.\m> Jane Parker Arlene Parks Lamiza Pearson Mary Pearson
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Eccowasin Club Etcowasin, an Indian name nicaniiii; "ilo all ami j;i\f all." sxinholizcd main good times and \aliial(lc IriciKlsliips lo it> mcnihcrs Their peculiar symbol is llie Swaslika. also Indian. lliis \ear. The hockey team in their green and white did well, winning two
games and lasl
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losing one;
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game.
the chdi did social service work in llic lorm ol clothing and feeding part) was given with a [)oor family. In the spring a "Showhoal the Angkor's. The club showed well in the remaining sports of the vear and were aware of the honor of having as members, the president of the Junior-Middle clas>. jircsidcnt of Penstaff. and "
president of Wordsmitlis.
OJJicers
Jane Meadobs Betty Rye Carroll Cole Jean Campbell Margaret Glasgow Miss Louise Sainoers
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Suzanne Rye Elinob Shebbell
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Marguerite Wallace
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purpose social, civil, and while. Hocke\ started the season rollinfj;. and after the games the team gatliered in the tearoom for hot chocolate and cakes. Then the midwinter sport, baskethall. aroused enthusiasm to the liighesi Marion Latta and Sarah Ixtgiie made their class team. degree. Senior-Middle. Sarah Logue also made basketball varsil\ and Rose Woods made bowling varsity. Katie Their Christmas box for some jtoor family brought a great deal ol comfort and pleasure. The luncheons outside the cam|iiis hrougiit IViad
athletic.
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colors are red
all. particularK to the high school girls who could not otherwise go out. Another of the higliest spots in the year's social activities was the annual gMU dance given with the Aristons.
jo\ to
OJJlcers DoHOTiiv King El.l.KN M aktin
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Treasurer
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Katherine Bumi'as Betty Capps DoRTHA Carver Sue (".rak; \l VHCKLH DrISKIII. Ei.EWOR Eari.s
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Ann Hardemvn Melyssa IIavnks Mary Alice Herbert Elva Hollins Jacqueline Horn Elizabeth Johnston i'a^' Screntv-Six
Kitty Jordon Dorothy" Kino Marion Latta
Lucy Lee Jane LoGUE Sarah Logue Ellen Martin Isabel
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llie Tri K's in the hockex finals, Davis making high school varsitv and Grace Benedicl. Lhe college. Grace also won the tennis tonrnamenl, making the varsit\ and hel])ing ihem lo win the cup. For lhe fall lerni lhe\ had the highest nuinher ni poinis in competitive sp(>rl>. In Fehruarx (he I'.ccou asins and lhe \ngkors gave a "Sliowhoal" |iarl> logellier.
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riiose .
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What ARE Doinj;;?
(iirls
Raising
Klafi
Almost
at
Dawn
.
.
.
Don't I'hey Look Happy? What? .
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.
Iii<- Drill
r„ii,' i:ifihiv-rh,
MILESTONES
i;,H.' Einlux.F.,,,,
HER
CAMPUS
l*riiii|>in<I Afiaiii!
Aha! Artist .
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Mow
Slu(l\
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Hoi
l>\
.
.
.
.
I'eani
.
The W .
.
lii-
Wlial
.
Throufih
\ illafie
.
Love lo
Koiiieo!
Stroll
iiiiifi
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.
Work?
at e
Looks
.
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l«MCslin<i
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LIFE
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LIFE
I'lifii'
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CAMPUS
^'here
Am
I?
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.
Here Conies Pete
.
LIFE
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.
Such Childishness! .
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.
.
.
Another
Artist
Life
Still
The Tearoom tette. Bless
.
.
.
(^)uar-
'em
.
.
.
En Garde There. Gals
.
.
.
The Ke-
jiivenators
fiifir
l-ifihlv-Mnr
MILESTONES
v/
Page AinelY
HER
CAMPUS
LIFE
Mother of the Preps .
.
.
.
Us
Lost: a
.
They Smile
.
.
Bunny
.
Mm
.
!
for
An Ama3
teur
.
.
Again
.
This?
.
.
•
Ever
.
WHAT
.
.
.
.
"f
Is
Prettiest
and Sponsor
INIascot
..I
Wresllinfi
.
.
Home
f^
\
of
the Preps
I'aur
Miirly-(hw
M
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Why. Mrs. Weedon .
.
.
es
Just Thife Wish.
.
Mr.
Presenting
.
Flowers
You Naughty .
.
at
.
.
Girl!
Lovely to Look
Spring
in
.
.
.
Bviekinghani Barnyard
.
l*retty
.
!
They The Good
.
Aren't
.
.
.
Lairy Appears
Page
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LIFE
4
in
INIagnolia .
.
.
Swat Thai Bal
.
.
Bloom
Two
.
Ladies
.
.
Smilinji
Attempt-
.
ing to Get a
Eye View
.
W orni's-
.
the Joke?.
Fown
.
.
.
a Pienic
.
.
What's
.
.Off to
Kiddies on .
.
A
Busi-
ness Conference
I'„flr
Mniiv-Thi
'!
M
O
Fri}!!! Hull
:
N
Hartung, Skinner, Gunn, Schaeffer, Crossan, Francis JoBSON, Whiteman, Gill, Gordy, Moore
Hark Row:
The Captlvators Kack luo \cais ago. Irrcsli'il
ilaiicf
in 1935, a
got
iniisiiiaiis
group of some of the \oiing
together and
decided
to
in-
organize a
orchestra for the hetterinent of social Mfe on the campus.
chose Miss Lvdeii and Miss Pulver for tlieir sponsors, lie ilirislened the group "The Captivators." and set out on road to fame. During the year, the band gained quite a repuThcN
I
and played
lation
for a
number
prised of a piano, three saxes. In
l'Âť.'U(
|ihi<c
ill
I
Il was comand a drum.
of social affairs.
wo
violins,
business soared and ihc hand cslahlislicd a ]pcrmaiicnl the
life
of social
W
ard-IJclmonl.
Tlie l'rohabl\ the mosl prosperous \ ear has l)cen this lasl. group has increased in size and now consists of two pianos, three saxes, two violins, a bass, a drum, and a piano accordion.
was imanimousK nameil engagements for which the orchestra has had the pleasure of ])laying have been llie West Knd Men's and Women's Clult dinner, the Fall Morse Show, the Triad-Ariston barn dance, and the KccowasinAngkor show boat. \ ncu plan of entcrtaiiunent has been inaugurated and till' dining room lias been transformed into a favorite dine and dance sjiot on Wednesday evenings, with At the
first
the sponsor.
of the vear Miss Phillips
Some
"The Cajdivators"
Pagp Mnrly-r,
of the outstanding
furnishing the music.
THE
WARD-BELMONT ALUMNAE JOURNAL
MARCH, 1957
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Subscription price, $1.00
a year; single
copies,
30 cents
M
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THE WARD-BELMONT
ALUMNAE JOURNAL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
XXVI
Vol.
JUNE,
CAMPUS NEWS
Number
1957
that she
sci(>nces feels
School Tours Scheduled Willi \\
incifasiiiii
llic
laoilitx
ard-HfliiKinl conliiUK
increasing
Next
^
along
()|i])i)rtiinities
her
l<>
girls
lines.
lliese
\ear. in addition to the snninier world
West
tour, trips lo the
and
Hawaii,
Indies. Sonlli America.
Panama
the
(ianal
he
will
ol-
fered.
Lnliniited cuts will be offered to those
with a
"C"
average, while those with lower
grades nia\ arrange for
but that she
for
who
M iss
work, the
latest
made many
notable con-
modern American music, and her recog-
Tc.yiis Puiieiint Suite, is
work
nized as the
of a master.
MawT. and
of course. Ira\cl enlircK h\ air-
plane, and change to other
methods of
Boston. Chicago, Sun Valle\. and Miami
llic
selected, but
Phe cha[ier-
(la\s.
minor
trips
those
aci'oinpan\ ing
not
lia\e
been
vet
world
the
tour will be Miss Jane Allison, director of the
and Miss Keyes Clark.
athletic department,
ncul\ appointed head of the
lliiglish
(le])arl-
incnt. uill
sail
her intense
Modern Art Planned
Exhihition of I
the
Prlestle\.
art
thiisiasm from
all
dc|)artment students.
of
se\eral
in
world of
novel
|)lan
from New
art.
the exhibition
^
ork. pnicced
Miss
\lar\
Pollard
have several water
will
to Asia,
an-
New York.
and
\tlanlic.
all
New
colorful
Mevrcan
These
The south
Surrealism.
with
reprcsi'Uli'd
scxcial
in
mIiooI. ulll
mark
th<'
in
the liistorx of the Nar-lnillc
\car
lirst
vate ship has b<-en chartered. thai this alone will
one
for all those
make
who
in
which
a pri-
Tlic ^<liool feels
work
is
rather
cspecialK her
Mrs.
I'JIa
|)ainlings.
Miss Ashiroft (iains
Fame
Increasing acclaim has fallen to the
Ptt^r \iii ft Y-Six
from her
vxlll
New
bring her work to
Her
York -tudio.
com cntional.
atniTial
b\
but
charming.
groups.
the trip an enjovable
plan to go.
Marjorie Ashcrolt. one
be
will
pieces of scul]iture
Miss Lucille Smith, wlci the fourth
slighlK
|points
of interest. Iriji.
scenes.
Sidi>
tingi'd
taken b\ airplane Ironi
'rhi> Ncar's
is
Mediterranean.
then around Africa, into the the
is
As
exhibition.
colors as represcntati\ c of her work.
trips will be
I'li-
being jilanned to consist entirely of their work.
through the Panama (^anal to Hawaii,
I'.iirope.
V,.
gaining
have become rather
ahuTuiac
the the
is
\
March
being perfected lor the
Gene
Mrs.
of
directiDU
able
the
iidcr
noted
part\
to
stale.
will
be continued for those unable to leave the
more than two
opus
home
patriotism for her
for
many famous European
latest
this
New \ ork.
to
trijis
at
She attributes her amazing
trans-
success with
Week end
portation.
'J'he
taking a leave of absence
is
has
Ashcroft
tributions to
I5r\n
for
this de-
Cochran.
\ irginia
protracted European stud\.
conservatories.
ones
val-
doulit
After leaving \X\-B.. Miss Ashcroft studied at
girls will,
camjius
most
little
be the next head of
will
partment, replacing Mrs. "Johnnie."
verv
is
of musical
its
tutoring while
sjiecial
traveling.
The
one of
is
uable members, and there
world travel.
(jI
(liTir
l<>
The dejiartment
voice teachers.
2
ol
the
W
lot o(
C. jcll\
and
has consented to show her
to lead a series of discussions
(iauguirs work in Tahiti.
Miss
ard-lielmoiit
Mrs. Jelly
is
on cx-
ccidionalK (pialified for this work, as she has sjKMit several \cars li\ing in
(Jaugims old house
HER CAMPUS LIFE ALU near
Popeete.
mood
proper
Tahiti,
order
in
M.
E. Jensen
it
known
as
l^t.iT
l?hie I5ook.
tiie
interest
ol
\\
have been jirovided be able to
girl will
apparatus, television
and
sets,
order
in
own
her
install
that
r<-duciiig
bars,
am
if
desired, see Kov.
is
and delivered
collected
is
three times daily and twice on Sinidav.
Tidbits
arc
(>ocktail
Lounges which are found
supjilied
ment of each liostess,
aim
is
to perform the office of a refined mother.
She
is
alwavs read\ to
room
lo each
"strait-laeed
Karl Carroll's Vanities, whose
witli
L
.-B.
to ])eruse por-
charge of a
in
is
A
General Information at
Dormitory Regulations l'ornierl\
each
be
KacI) resi(h>nce hail
N
Household .\pplianees
Book who were
ina\
tions of the
K
I
lurlher assistance
of those
during the vears
()
lli<-
'umiin^hani.
i)ene(it
thirties."
i;et
J
Facilities
be Mrs.
will
1957 Blue For the
lo
Anna Mav Moul, and Mrs. Anne
Tevis, Miss (
N A E
her uork.
for
Other contributors
Hiidolpii
M
of charge
free
the
at
the base-
in
hall.
Adequate elevator
service
Koof Gardens, where Swing IJand
nightly
])lays
availahli-
is
to
Goodman,
IJenny
from
th.'
Jr.'s
eight
until
the students in an\
heijt
midniglil.
way she
During
can.
and the
sex appeal,
evening visiting
tlie
hour she conducts classes
charm,
|)ersonal
in
art of obtaining fraternit\
About the
rilling ring are clustered a circle of
complete
collages,
gui'sl
«illi
These
bath.
are for the use of late dales whose plane con-
j.ins.
Dining
Room
nections are inadequate.
Regulations
Students are requested to have their meals in their
rooms whenever
confusion
possible, so as to avoid
Dnnib-waiters
the dining rooms.
in
are installed in the dormitories for this purpose.
The school maintains a special andiulance service lor girls
w ho are too exhausted, or who have
"hang-overs," which are not conducive tostiulv
.
The infirniarv administers inslani and lo\ing allenlion to such cases.
Dress Regulations Regulation
dr<'ss
for
church and
The town wear
shall be:
A cheerv
t\|ie:
s|iollc(l
or |(laid motif in several brilliant colore.
For the
tail.
willow\
l\|)c:
lo
be kept
maid
Vertical stripes,
a
llallcr
asked not
is
if
diajier-lcngth short?., shoes
is
a formal meal, allilelic
sweater^ or
loco\eran\ imniodol
and
o%crall^
holli
The-
girls
as
are hair-
al
I
in
these lines are alwavs
he licaulv Parlors.
snn-balliing
nM(l<'
open
al
ilial
'):(•()
an<l
lacililic.N
llic
:ir-c riol
(^icklail
\.M. and
cl<i>c
a\ ailalile will
l.oiiii;;c,-
al
'>:(M1
P.M.
dav.
.
suitable and serviceable for concert wear.
(;irls
he
on Sundavs.
on
dis])la\
services
and blockingI
shirts should he dormecl
The
sludenls
necks.
desired.
As dinner
bul
lliorough.
lo reipiire such
rcad\ lo serve
and
and study room.
in the special ki'unels al nighl.
ser\ ice
highly paid sj)ecialists
wear:
bedroom^
single
silting
dressing, pedicuring, and e\ ebrow arching, as
three-inch heels, and ])lumed heailgear.
Apj)ropriate for school
lour
connnon
pets (gold fish ami gu|)|)ies excluded) are
VII
For the short, stocky
of
consist
suites
opening onto
have
loimd
slacks
are requested to wear
rations.
no
floral hair
deco-
I'onics
arc
Mjpplicd
during ^ludx
bureau ililliiuilv
loialcd
iis
lor
llic
hour and a in
llic
use of
^rcncral llvpli,;,
llic
odic.-.
experienced. Dr. IJi/ahclh
/'„«.•
f;irls
infurrMalion Il
I'liillips.
Mnrly.S,;,;,
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ALUMNAE JOURNAL I'h.D.. P.D.Q.. R.S.V.P..
W.C.T.U.. R.O.T.C.
D.A.R.. and N.K.A..
!,.•
«ill
As the adminislraticn ness
fzlad to assist.
is
feels tliat ol'len iinliapjii-
caused b\ uns\ mpathetic (pott\
is
There
su|)phed.
Conciiajilugs,
is
who
a corps of liighl\
trained
gladiv insert these hand\ is
innocently wrajiped
arms of Morpheus.
These trinkets are
(h'vices while the victim in the
room,
)
schoolmates, rubber ear-stoppers are
suite, or
considered the proper headgear for such
|ier-
sons during bidl sessions. All
solicited,
and
modern improve-
ol
be dealt with
will
in
her kiddies. little
and lulls them to sleep with songs from he "Rroadcasl of 1931": indeed, she is a
child I
among
\eritable Florence Nightingale
her
little
brood, and children "cry lor her."
Misses Covie and Hoffman, busily engaged research,
the better to clear their foggv brains. last
book, Psychologiail
If their
canw^dnd Hon- Thcv
fJ
any indication, both
is
in
have interred thema cyclone cellar in Western Kansas,
psychological
(ircn:
order.
among
her philanthropic work
K\ er\ night she goes to the bedside of each
selves in
suggestions in the wa\
ments are
Mother Virginia Cochran, of the Temiessee Orphans' Asylum, savs that her one jo\ in life
ladies are
headed
for a successful career.
ABOUT EM
BITS
liaker and Allison ha\e just moved new quarters, and are very proud of the modernistic fixings. The Madam Zeb-Zeb Sport and Yarn Store already has a distinguished clientele. Madam Paker supervises the sports clothes, and Madam Allison, the yarn
Mesdames
into their
High School, .lane (bauble,
who
'37
eloped several months ago
well-known Australian brushman,
with
a
now
suing for divorce on
The
sujiport.
charges
once-thriving tennis racket busi-
ness seems to have gone to the
bubb\
to said
is
non-
of
department.
If this
College, '38
in line.
and Josie
.lanie
stiff bit
Their
Phillips are running ipiilc a
Alma Mater. Young Ladies is
of competition for their
Fhillijis"
Academ\
for
recei\ing admirable sujjporl from the upper crust.
It
seems that the dignit\
etiquette taught there
is
successful,
is
bowwows, due
using the stock to keep wifie
's
neyv shop
the ladies plan beginning a world-yvide chain.
and
social
quite, quite suj)erior.
who was always Crossan came to iheni, is now time while genius burns. The
and Benedict, those little reformers, have made tlieir mark on the yvorld. Reduced to the utmost penury", they were forced to obtain remuneration in a burlesque show. But their ethereal beaulv and classic art have skyrocketed them to Radio City. Come, come, girls, tell us your secret. Piitlerlield
Kitl\ Crossan, the gal hi'r
bridges before she
away her news item relates her
fiddling latest
tans newest night club.
Manhalknown as the
exploits in
She
is
iemale Hen Hernie. but refuses to lake
cigar
u|>
is
living
her half-breed husband in the mountain
laslnesses of >iew Mexico.
tific
"Pig-Woman," but
circle as a
She
is
in the
known
locally
higher scien-
"]jhenomenal find."
Her
dig-
gings have unearthed relics of a ])re-Paleolilliic
She
minds, and the careful building of \oung bodies uilh, of
all
Her project
things, tennis!
Peggy last
is
a
They
Mrs. "Shijtwreck" Kcll\.
Bank's
fIag])ol<"
in
is
at
She has noyv become
turing a partner act alop the Tulsa.
arc
I'irst
now
fea-
National
the two can last
If
out this week, the world's record will be broken.
When
shvly replied.
She s])ends nine months of the immersed in formaldehyde and bones. When asked what he thought of his wife's activity. Chief Hureau Drawers replied in his inimilalde coinl)ination of guttural and nasal twangs, "Ugh."
so matter of fact,
Weir, usually
"uj)-in-the-air."
year
\ilirly-i:iiilit
sujiervising the
Itelieves in the psychological training of voinig
civilization.
I'dfic
now
cational s\stem of Dallas.
College. '37 Mrs. \Iar\ (Pollard) IJureau Drawers
as the
is
latest in [)re-school establishments.
success and bids fair to revolutionize the edu-
smoking.
willi
Mar\ \ub\n Toyvnsend ycr\
quizzed as to her
"My
happiness of the kiddies the
air.
training.
home
life
Mrs. Kelly
only qualms concern the (7)
while yve are in
Nc\l year we expect to begin their \\
<•
feel
that
this
create world-uidc inlerest."
family act will
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Fag Day Fag Dav was old girls will
that
famous dav
and mild torture
thev think
next?
u|j
campus
of glee lor the
lor the
W
new.
Ingenuities
carl\
the morning babies crawled
in
on their hands: and foolish
hat
girls
(?)
knees repeated houriv. "I'm a Tri
were
K
on their
K
born.
Almost evervone bore
stretched to the utmost on this day so that
I'm a Tri
gunny sacks and
throvighout the day fearful lipstick brands on
resulted
in
a few turns of the paintbrush
frogs,
and paper cleaning bags
covered with a lew
of
frills
eyebrow
turned miraculousK into owls.
/
(.mill, „f F.
/•.
I'iriilfs
U
Muiih K.mlv
Srnv
.
I
n<ml
.
-II lutl
.
.
when
relievedly into
Tidhv
Judy t<i
Mess
In:'"
bed
.
.
day was a com-
the pledges at last tumbled
— tired
Scatl of ilw V. L.'s
a Oii,;r liini llw Fnifi
Lads Marching
I'aur On,- llnndn;!
All in all the
their foreheads.
plete success
pencil
All over the
„itinn J„,
lo
bred." etc.
.
I.
.
.
.
and
(.Vn
K.'s
fairly
happy.
Inti-Pnn Frrnrh
Siiil,,,
CAMPUS
HER
\o'
hiilhiiils
,li,-l
K\
l,i
ll,l„„l„ih
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LIFE
Ih.'I.C/sCal Minhlv linr I,,,- lliu.ri.lrl-. Il,u,' \. I.. I!„l,ir^(:r„„linnl,„ Ihr I irsi liinr Ilunnlr-s .'. Oiils l'„„s<- <„ MassiH„ll„;Mivr,l (,,„„l, I luiir'i's Cfitiiiji liciuly III Slrji Oiil )aiii .
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Cllrss Is lictUT f„r Tlini-
.Ignm's
I'diir
Onr
Ihiniln;!
One
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George Washington
N
s
Birthday For one
niglit
tieorge
and Martha Wasliington came back
ruled over their court in
who were
wise choice of the two
22
tile
wav
in
Ward-Belmont.
Hall to
tlie
manv
vears and has
dance makes
a colorfid
(lavs of chivalrv
become an
Page One lliimlml
It
down
the stately stair-
Later on they danced the graceful
dining room.
This tradition has been carried on life.
The
tliose
olden
integral part of the scliool
pageant and carries everyone back to
and courtesy.
Is tlw
On March
elected bv the student bodv.
minuet before George and Martha. for
and
Everyone was pleased by the
Seniors in lovelv colonial costumes walked
"Rec"
to life
S,mi„rs Ihinrr
llir
Crcrfiil Minitrl
CAMPUS
HER
.l„y,u- (.Vn/r,
«.s
\l,„llia.
\h,ij„rir Li.u .lsl„roJl.i,s (,•„,
f!.:
I
hs, nul
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LIFE
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Senior^ The only day
in the year
when
— Senior-Middle
the early morn-
ing bell produced instant and amazing action
was Senior-Senior-Middle Day. On the very dot of 7:00. girls poured madiv out of doors witli their class colors over their arms and flung them wildK on all visible bushes, landBreakfast was the scene scape, and pebbles. of great hilaritv and all the girls \elled their loudest.
N
Day
The events
of the afternoon were the tennis matches which the Senior-Mids won with Grace Benedict beating Anna Mav Moul; Aiibvn Townsend and Dottie Bell beating Marv Griswold and Barbara Moore; Bettv Rve and Susan Norris defeating Lois Whiteman and Bets Dot\ and the water polo game which the Seniors won 36-8. ;
That night
at dinner
Mr. Benedict announced
the final scores for the vear and pronounced
came ihe parades ol the two The Seniors surprised evervone with
Afterwards classes.
parade full of Roman senators and conquered Gauls (Senior-Mids). Even Cleopatra appeared to entertain the spectators. Then came the Senior-Mid parade a
Roman
(Seniors)
with clever skits representing threats to the
These were followed bv hordes of
Seniors.
Senior-Mids
carrying
balloons
colored
the Senior-Middles the victors:
5
Parade
5
Challenge
Answer
5
2
Season cheers
1
4
Cheers on SeniorSenior-Mid Day
2
1^2
Dining room decorations Campus and Buildling Decorations Pennant
and
singing. 1
The
rest of the
inent
games
from the score,
fall
.3-2;
dav was spent
in
all
in
playing lourna-
the sports.
Carried over
5
and winter sports were the hockey
the basketball score, 11-9; and the
bowling score. 521-479;
Senior-Middles
liors
5
5
Baseball
5 5
5
ning 35-13 and the archery with the Seniors
5
Water polo
the baseball
favor of the
Yi
llocke\
The events of the morning were game with the Senior-Mids win-
Senior-Mids.
in
'A
Basketball
Bowling Tennis Archery
all
1
winning 891-736.
5
35
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look
flhests
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fiirls
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(wace
will
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form
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trip to
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the
speakers,
ad\ anlajiconslx
])laeed
IJeriedicl.
on their il
issiird
Seniors for ihcir annual ban-
and piece- of
the lahle-.
it
I
charge
ii'>l"I
tree-,
lo
piniles
was the hold iinilalion
lo
(|uet.
all
I'rcustirc Isldtul.
ditriiiil
tiidore.
ihe Senior-
palm
isixiiiiiila to
1 1
iibcrc there idll he
under
were sireun ahoul on ihe loasl mislre>s. look
I'reasure Island
unh»r}j,cl lahle
|)arl
and sau ol
the
memories.
(;ih(:k lli:M;i)irr, 'I'mislmistif
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May Day At some lime in
college
Maid
the
in
her
girl
life
it
wants
or Prep Maid.
is
the court
All the Seniors
Ma\ poles
dance perforuK-d
(),„
Queen.
b\
ambition to become a queen
\ext best
st\le
is
one of the greatest opportunities of
dressed in soft floating dresses of in
concludes
the
festivities
A
llumlml
lAfiln
Cmrlnilini!
I
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colors
form
dances.
x411
all
various special
decorated with their own colors.
experts
being College
is
of being considered regal and of getting to
large
Ma\pole
on the green
ard-Behnont.
riir
l'„lir
girl's
before which the girls perform
the clubs have
\\
May
to be
The honor
ride in the carriage in courtl\
the vear.
usually a
Diin,
of
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\rl/r Idirunls. Miss
Cnr,
Junior-Middle Class The
Junior- Middle Class meetings liaxe lieen held e\ei\ de; naled Tluirsda\ in the high school lil(rar\. the president presidi
The Junior-Middle
Class Recognition Da\ was lield in <iia| Edwards. Catherine Crossan, IJeweih na (iranherx. Jndilii Da\is ucre lh<' speakers. Mr. HenedicI recognized clas>. Ill March a cliapel service was conducled li\ llie cl \elle
;
uilh Ih'len Iriedlandcr
The most outstanding parl\
Ma\
he chosen speaker.
cxcnls of ihe >ear have heen the Juniors, ihe lea dance in Recreation Mall (he adminislralion. and ihe exiensivc plans
given h\ giv CTi
I
li\
social
graduation. riic class colors are l)lue
Hc
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and white, and ihe
I'niudlv. uilh inir coliirs uliilc
Our
liivdhy ire /ilcdiic to you
To
II
class scjng:
Jltiiitir-Middk's cdiiic hc/nic
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MILESTONES \ A I.ERIE
AXTELL
NtsHvir.i.E. Ten.vesski
Triad lUilh
s,/,,,,,/
C-rtiJimle
Betty Blackman High School
Coriifia
Blaff. '37.
-N
A> Martin Ulackivood Triad
High School
Certific,
Jeanne Brady LOLISVILLE, KeNTUCIvY
High School
Cerlific.
Letitia Breese Hamilton. Ohio X. L. High School Ccntficau il anish Cluh. Ba»eball Va Ac live Member Albielic Cl. tion.
•36;
Student Co
Betty Brewer Del Vers
High School
Certificale
Jean Marie Burk Angkor High School
Ccrlifirnlr
ni.er Pen-tafT, '34, M.S.
Ire.,-nrir //^,./...^
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'.(b.
Anckor Club. Stair, Hockey
Member Ath-
\.iive
\«s..,ialion.
'.16,
-37;
71.1 .Srair. '37.
Emilee Burnett FFERSON ClTV, MlSSI>ll
(;iec
High School Club. '37.
(
vrlitic
I>a«hece Lee Butler Ski.fridge Field, Micaii;*N T. C.
High School
CiTlificalc
rlivc Member Athletic Assoalion. PeuBtafT. '34; President enatafr, '35; Secretary Junior '36; laBS. Member Athletic
BBociatinn
Board. Hyphen
Jean Campbell F. F.
Jane Cauble .^|^sTO^-SALEM, N, C. Peiila Tan High Scliiml f.rrti/icolc
Page Onp
Humlml
Tuetvc
Mahy
1'ayne Claxton
Clarksville, Tennessee Tri
High School Glee Club,
'37.
K Certificate
SCHOOL GRADUATION
HER HIGH
Carroll Cole Nashville. Teivnessee Ecoowasin Hiilh Sriwal
Cnificnte
Mciiilicr PciiatufT. 'il. 'SS. '36, \ icT.Prosiilent I'cnBlafT, :Ui; Prosidriil PeiiBlafT. Secrclar> K,-,-.,»a«iii Cliih. •37. '.(7;
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Lucy-Allen Doyle Callatin. Tknnkssee Arislon
High Srhnol C<Tlifi,Mc
DllKOTHV Kv.4NS N >-MMIT,i:. lENNESSEE Arixton llifh S,h,ml O-rnJicate
Arislon
\i.r-Prp»i.lrnl
Cluh.
3(>; PrrM.lrnl Ari»l.,ii Cliili, '37.
Rachel Farris Jashville. Tennesse EifO«a«lll lliiili
>,;,„„/ Cni/i.nl,-
Helen Kassel Friedlander CkoRKU
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A. K. Iliitl,
>./i„„/ fcrlijirmr
PrnslafT, '37.
Florence Gabriel Old Hickohv. Tennlssek I'ria.l lliiil,
>,7i,„,/
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,riin,„ir
Ann Caroline Gillespie Nashville. IE^^EssEE E.c,.wa,in llifh S,lw„l C-rnfirali-
Penslaff. Aelive Mcinlicr Allilelic
ABH..c-ialion.
'Sd.
'37;
llixkrv Var^ln. Ml.; Si-cr.-tary IVilMafr. ;/v,,/„vi
Klaine Haile
.Siafr. '37.
Nashville, 'I'ennessise Ei!<-i,wa»iM //l>;i S,l,o„l Crrlillr.ilr
PnlHlafr. \„-r
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II
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Ml,: Wiiin.-r \r,
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MIIIKMXIKI
T. C. Ili/flt Schfiril
Crrtificatr
I'nfir
Frances Harper Tri
K
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Onr
Ifuntirrd
rilirtrrn
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ONES Ari.ene Hoier Chicago. Illinois Del Vers Hifih School Cerlifiral,
H.K-key Vareily. '37.
Nancv Houghland Anekor Hifih School Certificate
Ki.izABETH
Morton
IIo«ELL
lli^li .r.-l;iri
Sriwnl Cmificale \li=k..r Clul). '37.
Lelia Carter Jesse Nlttsvii.le. Virginia F. F. Hifih School Certificate
Bernice Kaplan
}lifh School Certific.
RiTH Marie King High School easurer
Certificate
Sophomore
Class. '35
PoM.Y Ann Kneur 1)1 s MOIVK-. loWl A. k. Hifh School Cerlificale
live Memher Athletic Ae. lion. Varsity Baseball Tea
.Marjorie Lotz F. F. Hi>;i School Certific,
man \
iR(;iNiA
N
Clul.. •36.
McCleixan
1-.IIV1I.LE,
TENNKSSIili
Angkor Hifih School Cerlificale
Vice-President Freshman Cla "3 1;
Tn
Anskor
Clul).
•36.
Mary McConkey SoiTH BENn, Indiana Pcnta Tail Hifih School Cerlificale PcilBtafr.
1,(11^
II,
Ph^p On,' Hiindml Fourteen
Nkiik
Hsphei,
.Stafr. '37.
M KKKS
gh S,:hool Ccrlijicou
Jbanette Olliver Nasbville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate French Club, '37.
HER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
Kmii.y
Donelson Payne Tknnesskk
N,Mivii.i,E,
Triad //,>;.
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PoKTIA
\\
ITIIKKSI'OON
Phillips \. Ilii:h S|iiiiii>li
I..
S,li„„l Ccrlijicolc
('.lull. "111. ":i7.
Eliz.4beth Eathebly
Pinner .NiSHVlLLE. Tennessee Triad Hifii School O-rlificnlc
Draniali.- Cluli. Iriail Cluli.
Mk
Treasurer
•.!?.
Dorothy Ann Proctoi N
(-.iiviLUE,
Tennessee
Anskor High School
C.cnilicalc
PenBIalt. -.V.'.: Presidcnl ClaBB. '36.
Jiiiii
Harriette R. Slote iNew York.
New York
F. F. Hig)i School Ccriificoic Glci-
man
Cluli. Frenoh Cluli. '37.
Club, (ier-
Marcia Smolian Birmim;iiam. Alabama P.-nIa Tail
High
.\line
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>./i...,;
Smoot
\V00I>BURV. Tl'.NNKSSUK
High School
r.criijic
\ll H
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Till
lil
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III
High >./ CI. ill. MT.
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Tria.l
High School
Ccrlific,
IVn-lnff. '.n.
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High Pcn-lalT. Cla... ••11:
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Sludcnt
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Hundred
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Sr/i,
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Margierite W am.ace Nashville, Tennessee EccowaKin High Srhool Cerrificate Bowlinp Var.it>, A.livr Mpni lifr
Alhlelic A.S.Miati..n.
I{kb\ Jean W hite W »~HlV<.TON. D. c. a. k.
S,hu„l C-niJhialr
II, nil
;l.c
unior-Middle
dull.
:!7.
Poem
EAIBARKMENT llic irnlcr lav like crinkled, black moiree.
hat glistens softly in a silver light.
I
So II
still
ith
Its
and
If
sound or motion
let
hetrav
shadoH-footed slipping far airav.
•So tr(in<jitil i
silent that soft-stealing night
scarce a
lav the channel that
icell
shif) glide easily toirard the distant ith sicift
Thus
ehh tide
and
full
might
hay
curved sail upright.
like that peaceful cove has been the
span
Of years we've passed through school uith little thought Or care. Our courses have been laid to plan. Before,
ue have
And now,
not (/ueslioned
have not sought.
unchartered seas an' beck'ning
can
H e venture forth unaided and untaughlY
LAWRENCE BUTLER /V/^r <hti7
Hundred
Sixteen
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COLLEGE GRADUATION
Ldiin, M(,r Carpmt,',-.
\lls-,
(ritaiuu-ll
The Senior Class ^ eek
was llic first tiling thai ilaiiiiiMl tin- atti'miori ol' tlic class after tlie new girls had heen settled h\ their older listers. tn Sundav was the eoifee: on \londa\. the Recognition ol the
Senior (
Seniors: on Tiiesda\. the hancjuet: on \\ednesda\. Senior clia|.el: on Thnrsdav. the tea: on Frida\. Class Heeognition l)a\ on Saturday . the dance. Senior-Senior-Middle l)a> was the higgest athletic e\eTil of the season. Tlie Senior team nienihers were known li\ their m-IIow The lnsl> elieerer> wer<" charaetcri/.ed shorts and white shirts. :
1)\
their white raincajies
and
sailor hats.
the parade of the Seniors in their solt |ia>tel shades in rainbow arrangement made tiie da) esjteciall) lovel\. At the end of the \ear came Step-Singing to sadden the girls as tlie\ realized how soon the parting \Nonld l)e.
On Ma\ Da\.
Ojjucrs Lai k
President \
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Secretary
\ iiÂŤ-i^'
Treasurer
" ''i^i^ii ^^' JoSKI'lllNK \kii.
Day
Sliiilent
I
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Treasurer
irfiiuia
U
lair. Kail,
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Taee One
llua.lre.l
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Jane Allison St. Louis.
Missouri
K
Tri Physical Education Diploma
Member
Active .i.,li..n.
Athletic A.sso-
General Manager Ath-
\^^„ciation, \,,r~in. -36. '37;
l.ii,
1,.
'.37;
Hockey
Second Bas-
Jane Elizabeth Anglin
Baseball Varsity. '36.
Grayson. Kentuckv Gc
Penta Tau Diploma, Expression
lerol
Cenificale
Tau
Seer elary Penta
Club. '37
Margaret Baker Armistead Birmingham. Alabama Tri Active
Member
ciation.
'36;
K
Athletic AssoTreasurer Tri K Club. Athletic Association Hvplu-n Hoard. Staff. Glee Club. -37.
Marjorie Lou ashcroft S ULPHUR Springs.
Texas
Penta Tau General Diploma. Riding Cerlificale
President
Hyphen Athletic
Tau
Penta
Staff,
Club,
Member
Active
Association,
Choir,
'37; Math Club. '36. '37.
French Club. Glee
'36;
Club.
Marjorie Jane Aston ROL
Ml F. F.
Genera/ Diploma
Glee Club. '36. '37; Club. '37; Math Club.
Fren '36.
Eleanor Bailey General Diploi Vice-President Arist French Club. '37.
Margaret Baker ViNCENNF.s. Indiana X. L.
Louise Baxter
Vice-President Tri K Club, President German Club. AthAssociation Board. Second Hockev Varsity, French Club, '37; "Y" Cabinet. Swimming Varsitv. \r.li.r> \',,rMlv. Glee Club. -M.: II-.I.I,.-., Staff. AcVilil.iic Associative Miiiil.,, letic
tion, \\or,l,~Miuli. ((,. -37.
VIary Elizabeth
Bledsoe ASHviLLE, Tennessee Triad General Diploma
Eva Fairi
I!
\x
Hoyd
VCHAEL BrAUER ISKEVIM.E. Texas Del Vers
General Diploma tor Chimes. Hyphen Staff. Member Athletic A. live
Allie Lou Broderick
Mo
Mil
F. F. General Diploma. Kiding
Page One Hundred
Cenijicali-
Eighteen
Vice-President F. F. Club, '37; French Club. '36. '37; Active Member Athletic Association, '36.
HER COLLEGE GRADUATION Mary Elizabeth Brown T. C. Expression Cenifival*' President Florida Club. '37.
Kathryn Brown
Virginia
\. Ciirrnl r;,sur<T \.
I,.
I,.
lli,,l,.ma
Club- \rl Club.
Anne Wandelohr Browning Lees Summit. Missouri Anti-Pan Plana Cenificale Glee Club. Spanish Club.
Hyphen
':!?
Staff, '36. '37.
Martha Lynde Browning EES Summit. Missouri Anti-Pan ^.enernl Diploma. Piano Certificate
surer Anti-Pan Club. Gle
Mattie Katherine BUMPAS Triad F<n„ls
and Nutrition
Dipio,
Betsy Longwell Burgess Oil City. Pennsvlyama Del Vers General Diploma French Club. Spanish Club. '3b Treasurer Del Vers Club, Pho lographic Editor
MlLESTO>ES
•37.
Mary Ethel Byrne Dallas. Texas Anti-Pan General Diploma. Expression Certificate
Proctor Fidelity Hall, '36; Glee '36, '37; Circulation Club, Manager Hyphen, Art Club.
Ella Marie Cain
.Secretary Athletic ABsocialion. '37.
Sulphur
Si'Rim;s.
Texas
Penta Tau General Diptiima. Art
An An
Club. Club.
':tli;
\l,,-l'^,^i,l,.ut Club. '37;
Ir.i.ib
Math Club.
'31).
'37.
Betty Deane Capps Costume and Commercial lllns
neral Diploma. lign
J
tration Certificate
Minnie
\\ in<i>-
<
Ahihh
i.
l-iann l>,,don
Daktiia .Iennettk
Carver Nashville, Tennessee Triad General Diploma
Nancy Catherine Cheatham Expression
Certifi,
l'„fir
Oltr llutltlml
MILESTONES Beverly Chescheir I.OLISVILLE.
KeNTUCKV
Del Vers
Margaret Keyes Clark Louisville, Kentucky Osiron General Diplnma Editor Hyphen. Frenih CUili. W.irdBmilh. Mh. -HT; Wv.
:t7:
Iiheti Slafr. •)(>.
IRGIMA Elizabeth
\
Cochran Mavsvillk. Kentucky X. L. General Diploma. Vaiee Cer.ijicate
"Y." '36; Cernian Seen.! Vice-president
Seirelarv Cluli.
"Y". 30.
•37: '37.
Glee
Chc.ir.
Cliili.
DoHRis Ellen Cole Harlan. Kentucky
An Art Cluli.
Cenificale
-37.
Janet Rosaline Colli NGS Midland. Michihn Del Vers General Diploma.
In
Lydie Virginia Collins
Cenificale
Art Club. '35, '37; Art Kdif.r Mii.KsTONE-,. French Cluli. IVc.si.lcnt Mi.hijian Cluli. '37.
ONCA City. Oklahoma F. F.
Ge
erol
Diploma. Expression Cenijic
President F. F. Club, Ac Member Athletic Associat French Club, '37; Secretori F. Club, '36.
Doris Cook Columbus, Ohio Del Vers inl Cerlifieale
Del Vers
Mi'RL Moselle (:lul>.
CoPEL.^.ND Dalton. Georgia Penta Tau General Diploma Proctor Senior Hall, Vi president .\lhletic Associati French Club, '37; Active Mt ber Athletic Association, '36 '37; Second Basketball Vat •36.
.IaYNE \
.
COYLE
coNOMonoi:. Wisconsin Penta Tau General Diploma isurer Penta Tau Club, iiisli
Club. '37.
Lenora Crossfield GniFKlN, Georgia /(,mic i:,on„„ \rl
IU;tty
r.oi
Club.
:iT.
DviiKV Ml
a. K,
General Diploma. Expression Cenificale
President A. K. Club. Club, French Club. '37.
Page One Hundred Tuvnty
Ar
Marion
L. Doerrer Westkield, New Jersey
Osiron General Diploma. Expression Cenificale
HER COLLEGE GRADUATION
I'.i.izMiKi
Dinv
II.
II
INmii-m.x
III.
I
D.I V,T, <:,'n,;,il l),j,l„m,i
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CImI..
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\,
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lion, '37.
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l-r.ii.h
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Cli.
Cli.l..
I
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C.l.il..
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Jane Catherink Edgeri.v Petersburg.
St.
Fi.ohii.v
Anli-Paii
Cni-ral Dipl,m„i lh,,l„„
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'
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DoRoTiiv Lo\ E Elliott Kentucky
Le.kington,
F. F. C,m,-ral
Diplnma.
£>;>/.•><;,.«
Il,,,l,.„,„
Jane Elliott New Mexico
Raton,
Del Vers Exprpssion CerlijUntf
Mcmher
n-
Il..,k,-1
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Jeanne
FaoeriserIj
lhpl„m,i
l.,;„T<tl
Fren.li
Am
AlhlelU-
Var«in.M7.
CI.,!., Ml.. '37.
Ann
MiLi)REr>
Nlsinil
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NM
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M 4RY Ann
N
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S
Fristoe
xMiKLn. Kentickv
\1
Tri
k
General Diploma
Pembroke
..(tor
rrelary Tri
K
Hall.
'36:
Club, French
Jeanne Gibson Nashville, Tenne_ssee Angkor General Diploma, Expression Certificate
Spanish Club. Me. '37; Dav Student Editor Hyphen. Day Student Editor SIii.e^tonk^, Clee Club. -37.
Gene Gill IUhtlksvilm;. Oklamdmi r. C. General Diploma. 4rt
Certificate i:iee
Club. Art Club. '36. '37; French Club. Staff. T. C. Club. Choir.
Hyphen
President
Mary Griswold Grand
Rapids. Michigan
Osiron General Diploma Vice-president Osiron Club. '36; President Osiron Club. '37;
Hyphen
\1
vKjoKiE Lee
Del Vers General Diploma.
Staff. '36, '37.
Ginn I'iolin
E.MiLV Lilian Hamilton Dalton, Georgia Penta Tau General Diploma
President Senior-Middle Class, Vice-president Student Council, '37; French Club, '36.
'36; '37.
Clara Lee Helbinc San Ancei.o, Te.xas Agora General Diploma
Agora Club.
President
Member
Ad
ABSociali
Athletic
37; Art Club.
'36. '37.
NLiRY ^LicE Herbert Nashville, Tennessee Triad General Diploma Dav Student Council, 2nd Vice-president Day
President '37;
Student Cotincil.
'36.
Elizabeth .Ann iiofkman
(„„,,„/ ll„,loma. l\l.,
Elva Smith Hollins Mt. Pleasant. Tennessei Triail
General Diploma Art Club. Ircii.li Club. '37.
( ill
Mll.dllic
Hon
General llil.loma. ,„,.-.
oral Certifi-
Dinloma K.-nlu.kv Club.
I-M.re-.,,,,,
rcKi.lent re.iKun-r ;l,-,-
I
MII>
Club.
l-r.-n. •3li.
I,
-IT.
Club.
'37;
.\nne Huddleston .Nashville.
Tennessee
Angkor Cenrinl Diploma
Page One Hundred Tu-enty-Tu'u
Archer^
\l.,n,.iir
\llilelic
As-
Bocialiun. \..l..r> \nr-ilv.Viccprcsidenl Seni,.r- \1 i.ldic Class, '36; Active Member Athletic
Association, '36, '37.
HER COLLEGE
GRADUATION
JANE Jackson Da
(Ji;
,
Penia Tail General Diploma
Member
Atlive
Alhletie Pre
'37;
"3h.
ciation.
Georgia Club.
'ST.
Geneva Li;Mr\ Cenernl
.]'
l>,,il,im„
M»b Cbib, \rl Cbib. M7.
Justine James Lubbock. Tkxas X.
L.
X.
Viee-president
Cbib,
L.
Cbairman Y. W. C. A. Membership
Committee.
dent Spanish
'37; Vice-presiClub. '36.
Mary Evelyn Jensen N'a.shhi.le.
Tennessee
Ariston
Cinnnme Desinn and Cummereia Art Certifirale
Art
Editor
An
Milestones. '31. Club. '37: .Mem
An
PreMdenl l.ir
Club.
'3h. '37.
Joan Jobson Oil City. Pennsylvania Del Vera Genera/ Diploma, Piano Cerliji. rate.
Riding Certificale
Secretary Y. W. C. A., Art Club. '37; Choir. Glee CInb.
36.
Emma Jane Jones
'37.
Albany. Georgia Osiron General Diploma
Secretary French CInb, Acti' Member Athletic Associalio '37; Athletic Associatit B..ard. '37; SwimminR Varsit
•36,
Marjory Elizabeth Joyce Jackson. Tennessee Del Vers General Diploma Spanish Club, Art Club, '37.
liKATKICE .Ann Kl.MSEY .Namhii.lk. Tennessee
DdHdTIIV
M
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Franklin, Tennessee Triad General Diploma Active Miinbcr Alblcli.'
A..-..-
Triad
Club,
ciation.
I'r.-olcnl
'37.
Jkan Lay
\rl
Club.
'37.
Charlotte Lewis Jackson, Michigan Del Vers General Diploma.
An
Certificale
Art Editor Chimes. Art Club, Spanish Club, Active Member Athletic Association, '37.
KOBERTA ArMENTA LuKER Ari>lon
General Diploma
I'lljir
Oiu- llinulle.l
'riirnly-Thrrr
STONES M\R\ McGehee
Nancy McGinnis TutsA. Oklahoma Penla Tau Genera; Diploma, Piano Cerlifirate
Vice-president Penla lau Cbib. Choir. Spanish Cbib. 'liT; Clee Club. '36. '37.
Hetty Martin Oklahoma
li ISA.
F. K.
Diplunta. Expression
ntrril
Cenifirme elary F. F, Club. Spanish
Minnie Maude May Sumner, Mississippi X. L. irst
General Diploma Vice-president "Y." '36;
\liKY Svi> Medearis
(,>iiern(
Diploma
\rl i;lub. -37.
Jane Merrick Delavan, Wisconsin Tri K Physical EJucalion Diploma Archery Varsilv. '3(..
Kkh\ June Meksfei.der
Dm
4HOMA CiTV. Oklahoma Penla Tau
Grn.ral Diploma. Exprrssion
Diploma Treasurer French Clilh, '36; French Club. Treasurer "Y," Itusiness Manafier Milestones,
Helen Marv
Mii.ikh San Antdmo. Ilxis
\1
VRCAUET
Illl.L
M ITCH AM loTTE.
North Carolina
Penta lau Crneral Diploma
Tau Club. '36; Club. '36. '37; Chair.
larv Penta
h
Florence Ann
'37.
Monk
tlHKROKEE. Al.AHAM* X. 1,.
Geneâ„¢; Diploma X. L. Club, Choir Spanish Club. Art Chib, '37 <:lrc Club. '36, '37. Secretary
IIVHIUHA
\loilllK
IsTLn CkoILs.
\l|..~
1
In K lent
Iri
K Club. French
llnrkcv nr
Page One Hundn'd Ttventy-Four
.,1
c ,1,
Varsity,
Fi.b'lily.
(;lee
'37;
Club.
Varsity, '36; M.iiil.cr Athletic AssoUnlu-Hlra, '36. '37.
IL.ckcv
Gene Mix)re Vehnon, Ikxas Anti-Pan Gcnpral Diploma Glee Club, '36, '37; Secretary Anti-Pan Club, '36; Presidenl Anti-Pan Club, French i:iub
HER COLLEGE GRADUATION
Anna May Moul Hanover. Pknnsvi.vama Pbnta Tai in
Crnrral Diplama.
(W,ill,„tr
K.lilor Mil K^T.iNK^. Sr.„i,,l ll...krv \,ir»ilv. -iT: \«s,„-,alr K.lilnr MIIK^TOM.,. Ilrphrn Slaff. Mh; Cliil.. A,li^c
An
Meml.fr Alhlrlif ".)h.
A««o,iali„ii.
:):.
Ki.rzvBKiH Hhou Ml RPIIRKK
7Vw,7.M „,„/ r/..(/„«u
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ll,,,l„m,i
M)M>N
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As.irj i.i-nrrul liipttuntl. Kxpren^iiin
C^r„fi,,„r
Secretary Apora Clul.. '36: Vice president Agora Cliib, '37; Ar Club, '36, '37.
M \TTIK
I'aI.MKH
l.,i„r„l ll,pl„„,„
Nr«»K.lil..r//v,,/„.„.|.,rM |.r.hi,l,nl
Ann
*.«(:.
A.,
\„c.
-.17.
Pastk«>A(:ki M,VM.>OTA
VlR,,,N,,.
licieral Ihplnmi,
Ida Jean Phillips PlNi;nLi,E, Kentucky a. K. Crneral l>ipl„m,i.
In
Orlifir,,,.. .S|.aiii»li
Club.
Club. -Irca-unT A. K.
'37.
Mary
KArllR^^ I'lnii.ip.s Eirom. Mi~M-sM-ri l)«iron
Crneral Diplnma.
An
Ccnifirair
Wee
Club. '36. '37; Treasurer Arl Club. Y, W. C. A. Cahinel. Spanish Club, Choir, Art Cluh, '36.
Anna Mary
I'ierck
CoRsicANA. Texas Penla Tau Genera/ Diplnmu President Student Coumil.
Math Club,
'37;
'36.
\IVR^ I'dI.URI) II»T..N.
Nl« MkM.O
Del i:,'iirn,i
\,.r« ;»,,,/,„„„
I're-i.lrnt S|,,,ii,,l, Cliib. Clia,,cl
Pro, l„r. Choir, \lhleli.
brr
\
\,
.iw Member M7; Mr,,,.
,,,Iioii,
Sp.im.l,
Club.
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M,,;
(;|,.,.
Ml.. .17.
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VnNK
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Itlloll \ III,,
IN
(„.,„•.„; /(,,,/„„,
l're>i,l,„i
Wr.l
Nirci,
Virginia Stuart
roberson Emzavim.k. Ke>ti,k, A. K. Oi-ncrnl Diplnm,,.
I ,„„l^
<„„l
Niuriliun Dipl.imu
I'fifir
CllARr.OTTE KOHINS Nashville, Ten^ess, Anckor f,e,„™( l)ipl„m,l
Onr
Iturulrcfl
Tnvnry-Fivc
LESTONES Anne Rudolph X. L.
An
Cfneral Diploma,
Cmiftcalp
President X. L. Club. Math Club. •,??; Art Club. Spanish Club. •:i6. '37.
Margaret Ann Rust Na.shville. Fuotis
Tennessee
Angkor and Nutrition Diploma
Re(;ina Schatten
Polly Ann Schueizer Nashville, Tennessee Piano
Certificate
Elise Sheffield NASHVILLE. TeNNESSEI: AriBton /V«../s nn,l \l,trili,jn l)i,il,i,
ToiMMiE Lucille Smith Fayeiteville. Tennessee Agora General Diploma, Art Certificate, Expression Diploma
Seeretarv Art Club. Seerelarv Student "Couneil. '37; Art Club. '36.
Eloise Southard DeFuniak Springs.
Fi.ohi
K. F.
Cenrral Dinl.imn
Frances Nelle Storer Agora Piann Certificate (;iee
\Kv
\1
Club.
'3(>.
McHenry
Tabpley N(^M%ri.i,K.
•!
E^^E^~l;E
Triad (.,H,r„l l>i,,l,„nu
Celeste Jane
Throckmorton Manhattan. K\nsas .Vgora
General Diploma, llnrf Certificate
-idem Orebi .
'30.
MaKJOHIE 'rBEADWELL 1)1
TlllUT.
\ll(ll[l.»>
Del \>r» (Jrncrul
Uiplnmn
SnaniBb Club. •M>: Scerelar^ STumisb Club. Active Member Atblclir Assodalion. Art Club.
Antoinette Tull
•37.
Memphis, Tennessee Pag,-
One Hundred
Tmmty
Six
Agora General Diploma, Expression Certificate
Club. Choir. Art Club, Math Club, 'if'. '37; French Club. Proctor Senior Hall. '37. (ilee
HER COLLEGE
GRADUATION
Jean Webster Detroit. Michigan A. K. Gvneral Diploma Secrclarv A. K. Club. Choir. Active Meniher Athleli.- A»«.i'37: liatioii. Art Club, '36; CIm- t.liib. '36. '37.
Jean Harvev Wetterau
Crmnil
l>,,,l„
Lois Virginia
Whiteman t; KEEivwicH.
Connect
Tri
K
General Diploma Prefiident Athletic Assoc hVnich Club. Hyphen Sta (;ief
Club. -36; Hockev
Arti ve
Member
V
Athletic
ciat)ion. '36. '37.
Mary Bond Wilkirson Anti-Pan Grnirol I'Ve'llrll
1
Club.
l>i,,loni,i
'.17.
Dorothy Elizabeth Williams Lebanon, Tennessee Eccowasin General Diploma
Ruth
\\ ii.i.is
Na sHviLi.t. Tennessee Ariston Ge-7e™; Diploma, Piano Cer,iji,a,e
LUCILE WiNGATE OCILL*. GkoRGI* F. F.
Exprpssion Cerlijicatr caKurer F. F. Club. Trca.^. r Alhletic ABBOciation. Acc Member Athletic .ABSocia11.
M argaretmonrok Yager
'37.
0\ F. F.
C
al Diploma, Expression Corlijieale
Ma th
Club.
'37;
(Jlec
Club
•36:;Or chestra, '36, '37.
I'niir
(Inr
I linulrrit
Inrnly-Smn
MILESTONES
B-BEALTIFLL
C-CHARMING
Marjorie Lou AsHCROFT
Jayne Coyle
L-IASIIIONAHLL
(;-(,E\L\L
II-IIIMOROIS
I-L\UIM1)IAL
Minnie Maude
Virginia Collins
Pat Herbert
Virginia White
a-atiili:tic Lois
Whiteman
May
Mary
P^lizabeth KlHS( 11
E-EFFICIENT Sara Reomom)
J-JLST Anna Mary Pierce
K-MM) \I Mf-i I'aff-
D-DEMOCRATIC
One Hundred Twmly- Eight
Im.izvhio
Hrown
L- LOYAL
ALVRY PoLLAHI)
M-M(H)I:KN i'jlevinok
Vandever
MILESTONES
N-\ AURAL
o-oi$i.i(;i\(;
Jane Klliott
Anna May Moul
Martha Jane
W-WELL-READ
x-XEcinivi:
Jean Webster
Peggy Smith
anil
^-^<)i
M
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I
Joan Jobson
l'lllM,Tr>:
viti
I,
Pai' 'J'ii(>rnr,io
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I'.wr
i
I
I,
KM;itn Onr
lliiniliril
luvnly-M
MILESTONES
Lalka iMae CaKFEiM'EK
Pane One Hundred Ihirly
3
8
11
1
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INDEX OF INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Alford, Warrene Allan, Jean Mildhed Allen, Jean Ann Allison, Annie Allison, Jane Allison, Margaret Amonette, Virginia
Anderson, Charlotte E Anglin, Jane Armistead, Betty Armistead, Peggy AsHBY, Grace AsHCROFT, Marjorie Lou Aston, Marjorie Atkinson, Ruth AxTELL, Valerie Bailey, Eleanor
T)?
CnHK.
7S
Ci.AHK.
10
37,
(>').
IH
I
7S 32.
r)7
I
2(t. <>'».
I
12
1
18
Bailey, Marya Baird, Betty
65 7'>
Baker, Elaine Baker, Margaret Barclay, Elizabeth Barnard, Mary Kathryn Barnes, Billie Barton, Jane Bates, Becky Baxter, Louise Bell, Dorothy Benedict, A. B Benedict, Grace Benedict, Sarah Bryan
Bennett, Ruth BiossAT,
60. 120 71. 118 25, 32, 31, 35, 57
67 55 70 31, 35, 67 26, 29, 31, 37, 60, 118 28, 32, 35, 48, 60 24. 37. 41, 48, 70, 107. 120 21. 78 32. 67
Nancy
53
Blackman, Betty Blackman, Mabel Blackwood, Nan
30, 75, 100, 77, 117 12 77, 77, 1 23. 63 10 12
I
1
Bledsoe, Elizabeth Blundell, Mary Lewis Blythe, ^L^RY Venable Boyd, Eva Boyd, M arzee BoYER, Florence N Brady. Jeanne
Brauer. Rachael Breese. Letitia
Brewer. Betty
1
67. 118 32, 33. 12. 63
20
Brow NiNG. Marth \ Bryan, Martha Buchanan, Elizabeth Buescher, Genelle BUiMPAS, Katherine Burgess, Betsy BuRK, Jean BURK, J. E Burnett, Emily BuRRUss, Susan Butler, Lawrece butterfield, joan Byrne, Jane Byrne, Mary Cain, Ella Marie Campbell, Jean Capps, Betty Carey, Mary Ruth Carpenter, Laura Mae Carroll, Minnie Woods Carter, Frances Carver, Dartha Casebier, Gertrude
1
1
128
10.
63 10 34. 71. 10 26, 33. 57, 57, 119 1
1
3 77, 27, 50, 26, 28, 30, 41. 70.
1
70 65 67
,
1
10 10
1
12
1
60.
I
Mary
I
I
I
10
63 20, 60, 117, 130 lo 53, 1
7.)
77.
1
)(>KKRER,
Marion
)(II1ERTY, )iieierty,
18 13 I
12
10.3,
18 1
59 20 20 57 30, 70 30, 41, 79, 111 65 63 32. 5
Ethei
II,
1
11
Nancy
13
32, 58, 12!
57 19, 62 73.
1
III
71
65
MO 70
50, 120
1
Dbh
ER.
Leota
II
l)i \
ERNET. Helen ernet, I^h.ly
6,S
Du\
Earls, Eleanor Easterlin. Mary
23,
,32,
63. 121 77,
1
Anne
26, 28, 29. 32. 18. 57. 121 70 __ 30. 75.
Ei>« vRDs, Neli.e
I
Elliott, Dorothy Elliott, Jane
41,
,59,
Ellis. Billifm-:
65
.3.5.
12
Eastabrook. Helen Evans, Dorothy Ew ing, Frances EwiNG, Jean Fagerberg, Jeanne
53 72.
,59
,32.J4. 7,).
Helen
1
__
71
32.
__
Cihrlotte SVNNE llollTENSE
5.
\
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l''uANhl.lN,
K
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V
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53. 9|
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6^
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N
Fiii|.;i>i,VNi.i
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11.
'3
26. 31. 31. 53
(1
1,1
M
,53
57. 121 33. 00
FoHsviMK. \m.:k I'os'l l;n. I'ol.lA VNNE
SHIN.
13 11
77. 121 21, 79, 121 57, 121
FoGc;. Si
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WARD-BELMONT HOUSE
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