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Miss Lelia D. Mills Dean of Home Deporlmenl
Miss Mary Rachael Norris Dean of Academic Department
Administration and Faculty John Diell Blanton,
A.B.,
LL.D
President
Dean
Lelia D. Mills
Mary Mary
Dean
R.
Norris
L.
Blackwell
Mrs. Solon
....
Rose
E.
of
Women
Home Department
Assistant
Home Department
Mrs. Anna H. Blanton
Registrar
Biblical History and Literature Theology. Special Student Harvard University
Rev. John H. Whitson Harvard School of
English. Art History
A. B. University of Nashville; Graduate Student Vandcrbilt University: A. M. Columbia University
Helen Fields
Englis'i
B. S. Vandcrbilt University. Special Student
English
M.
A. Columbia University
English
A. B. Vanderbilt University: Special Student Columbia University
Marjorie Shapard
English
Linda Rhea
English. History
M. Columbia
Chemistry
W. H. Hollinshead Ph. G. and D. Sc. Vanderbilt University
Elizabeth McFadden
Assistant in Chemistry
B. S. Vanderbilt University
Alma Hollinger
Biology
M. A.. University of Michigan; Student Topiaabcc Bialogical Station and Marine Biological Station. Venice. California A. B..
French
A. B. Vassar; Graduate Student Cornell University. Johns Hop'a.ns University, and University of Pails
B. A.
French
Geneva University
French
Ecole Secondaire. St. Tmicr. Switzerland: Special Student Missouri Uniand University of Chicago
History
Sociolosr. Economics. Psychology Graduate Student Harvard
of Chicago;
Martha Annette Cason University of Chicago; A. M. Columbia University
M. A.
Vanderbilt University
Spanish
John Clarke Johnson
Grammar
Anne Cavert Special Student University of Colorado
B. S. Vanderbilt University; Special Student Columbia University
Rebecca Baxter Gilkerson
German
Margaret Roberson Hollinshead
A. B. University of Mississippi: Gradjatc Student Harvard University
University
Caroline Leavell
B
B. S. Vanderbilt University; Special Student University of Chicago.
B. S. and
A. B. Radcliffe College: Special Student Harvard University
A.
Mathematics
Elizabeth Brookes
versity,
A. B. Vanderbilt University
M. University
of Chicago; Special
QuiNETTE De Lacarte English
Mrs. John H. Whitson
Ph. B. and A. University.
Mathematics
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Ruth Briquet
Ellene Ransom
A. B. Vanderbilt University; A.
History
Kate Bradley Beziat
Columbia University
LORA HlSfEY A. B. Beitter College;
Latin.
Special Student Chicago University
Mary Laura Sheppe of the Faculty
Assistant
Olive Carter Ross
Helen Thach
Latin
School
and Peabjdy Colleje
Pauline Sherwood To'vnsend Graduate
New
Director School of Expression England Conssrvatory and Postgraduate Boston School of i.i Njw Vork. Chicago and Boston
Expression; Special Course
Expression
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of Expression.
Teacher's Diploma
Administration and Faculty Emma
I.
Sisson
,
.
Director School of Physical Education
.
;Graduate Sargent School o( Physical Education and of Gilbert Normal .School for
Dancing
Catherine
Morrison
E.
,
.
.
Physical Training. Athletics,
Swimming. Diploma from Posse Gymnasium. Boston; Special Student
New
Chaliff School,
York. .
.
Assistant in Athletics
Graduate Ward-Belmont School
of Physical
and Svsimming
Piano
Glenn Dillard Gunn. Virtor Hoinze; formerly teacher of Piano. Cosmopolitan School of Music. Indianapolis. Ind.
Estelle Roy Schmitz
Piano
Pupil of S. B. Mills and Joselly. New York; Nietzel and Slcinhauer. Germany
Von Michwitz. Chicago; Otto
Special Student George
Domestic Art
Peabody College
Moore
for
Domestic Science
Graduate Ward-Belmont. Special Student Columbia University
Mary Neal Hibbett
Assistant Domestic Science
Graduate Ward-Belmont School
of the
New York
Special Student at
Peabody College
Piano
Graduate Beethoven Conservatory. St. Louis; Pupil of Arthur Foote and B. J. Lang. Boston; Three Years in Paris with M. Moszkowski and Wager
Swayne
Eva Massey
Pipe Organ and Piano of
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Sight Playing and Piano Mary Venable Blythe Diploma Montgomery Institute, now St. Mary's Hall, San Antonio; Harmony with Harry Redman. New England Conservatory
Gaetano Salvatore De Luca
Director School of Voice For three years pupil of Chevalier Edouardo Carrado. Famous Teacher Italy; for two years pupil of Chevalier Alfiedo Sermiento, Caruso's Coach; Pupil of Commendatore B. Carjlli. Director Naples Conservatory; Pupil of Lombardi. Florence. Italy; Pupil of Buzzi. Peccia and Carbonc. New York; Pupil of Signer Baraldi. London of
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Student of Music in Obcrlin College; Pupil of Signer Vananni. Italy; Mesdames de Sales and Bosette. Munich. Oscar Seagle and de Reszkc. Paris
Voice
Pupil of Stockhausen and Fraulein Una Beck in Julius Stockhausen's Gesangschule in Germany; Pupil of Signer Graziani. whom she assisted in his Berlin Studio
Helen Todd Sloan
Voice
Pupil of George Dcane. Boston; Isidore Braggioti. Florence. Italy; De Luca. Nashville. Tenn.
Kenneth D, Rose
Gaetano
Violin
MrGibcny, Indianapolis; Arthur Hirtminn. Paris; George LehBerlin- Souky. Prague, formerly teacher Mstropolitan School of Music. Indianapolis, and Concert Master of Indianapolis Symphony Or-
Pupil of
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Piano
Graduate and Post-graduate Student of New England Conservatory; two years in Berlin with Raifand Barth: three years in Paris under Isadore Phillip
Buda Love Maxwell
.
Elise Graziani Director of School of Piano Lhevinne and Segismund Staiowski;
Pupil of Earnest Hutcheson. Josef student at Ferrucio Busoni's Master School for Pianists. Basle. Switzerland; Scholarship Pupil Peabody Conservatory of Music. Baltimore. Maryland; formerly Teacher of Piano. Von Ende School of Music. New York City
Alice Kavanaugh Leftwich
,
Florence Boyer
Assistant in Art School
Lawrence Goodman
Frederick Arthur Henkel
Director School of Art
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Louise Gordon
Piano Farrar. Nashville; Maurice Aronson. Vienna; Josef
of Music; Student of Cincinnati College Music; Pupil of Steinbrecher. Andre, and Sterling
Graduate Ward-Belmont School
Cora Gibson Plunkett
Mary Weber
Graduate Metropolitan College
Teachers
Assistant in Domestic Art
Alberta Cooper
Pupil of
Lhevinne. Berlin
Education
Margaret Kennedy Lowry
Graduate
Hazel Coate Rose Pupil of William H Sherwood.
Amelie Throne
Margaret Morrison
Sallie Beth
Continued
Piano
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chestra
Browne Martin
Theory. Harmony. Ear Training. History
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Administration and Faculty Kathryn Kirkham Graduate
of
Assistant in Musical Sciences atory of Music
Ward-Bein
Caroline Clements Former teacher
in
.
Stenography. Typewriting. Bookkeeping
Bowling Green Business University
Jean Ramage
M.
E.
Nellums
W.
B.
Wright
Edna Nellums
Mary Linde Manier Susan Childress Rucker Mrs. Tucker
Librarian
Auditor
Bursar
Manager
of Student
Manager
of
Bank
Book Room
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Wheeling, West Va.
Lewisburc. Tenn. have never seen her frowning For she's gigellng all the tin Her mirth has disconcerted me. So here must end my rhyn I
Secretary of Virginia Club '20; President of Virginia Club '21: Proctor of Pembroke Hall '21
Secretary of
Now
uld be better than she
is
easy to guess from her travels each night. she's Proctor of
That
Pembroke Hall.
Day Student C
a town girl. of her do we se She's a member of Day Studei Yet as happy as can be. Alice
is
Not much
JANICE BOARDMAN Vice-President of Junior Middle Class â&#x20AC;˘|9; Second Vice-President of Senior Class '21; Reporter tor Hyphen
Captain Panthers' 20; Secretary Athletic Association '21; Treasurer '21 Tri
K
Lucile is pretty, q But full of wit She's loved and cl
By An
auburn-haired, brown-eyed beauty.
She's lovely as the flowers: Girls love and men adore her. Martha, we're glad you're ours.
Next. Jan. adorable, petite, With curls of shiny gold;
An
athlete, student, darling, friend. Her mem'ry close we'll hold.
all
who kn
rretary of .Student Council '19; B ss Manager of Milestones '20; Pi nt of Osiron Club '20. '21; Vi ;sident Athletic Association '20.
3W as
I
walked up Broadway
A name *
in lights of red; in the latest play. it said.
was starring
"Ellanna Born;
"
adSle lyle bounds Moss
P.octor of Founders 70: Y.
Cabinet
Brown
'2
W.
C. A.
brown
all
Wanted:
who
pass her way. Respected, loved and honored, too. In work as well as play.
For
717
Frances, a maid of Tennessee. Pretty and full of fun. Excels Ir, all she undertakes. And is loved by everyone.
So
But
she's not. this year
"^y'
Too
a Senior President!
Because we love her
Texas
Street
Lyndall. a Louisiana miss. Last year was a Physical Ed;
strenuous!
The
class elected Clo. here's three cheers for
Hope
Shreveport. La.
President of Senior Class '20. '21: Vice-President of Osiron Club '20. '21; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '20
eyes, a twinkling
smile
LYNDALL BULLOCK
Franklin. Tenn.
Avenue Waco. Texas
1503 Austin
1
curls,
FRANCES BROWN
CLOTILDE BRAZELTON
Poi~T. Miss.
state.
so.
hi
â&#x20AC;&#x201D; you
i
.. ,
she said.
THEl.MA CAFFALL
VIRGINIA LEE CARLTON
814 South Park.
SpRiNCFiELD, Tennessee
313
Secretary of Tennessee Club '20.
Thelma
She even wears her hat For she has no time
And If
brilliant
and witty,
popular with
too.
all:
she hasn't a date, â&#x20AC;¢its' candy and flowers.
S.
1521 24th Ave.
Lucas Ave.
Meridian. Miss.
Eagle Grove. Iowa
Joke Editor of Milestones '20; President of F. F. Club 70; Assistant Editor of Milestones '21 is
EM NEVILLE COCHRAN
ETTNA CHRISTENSEN
Beaumont, Texas
Virginia's always going out. She's in the greatest haste. to class. to waste.
'21
Treasurer of A. Ettna's slender,
K. Club tall
'20.
'21.
and gay.
She loves a good time. too. "I just can't wait." she's heard to state.
"To go
to
Iowa" "U
"!
Treasurer of Athletic AssociatiDn '2h Secretary of T. C. Club '20
Em We
Neville's a typical southern gi truest friend we've known love her and thank her wit
The
For we're proud such a friend
to
MILDRED COLBY
ELIZABETH COLSON Treasurer of Athletic Association Vice-President of Tri K Club '20. Captain of Regulars '20. 21
There's Mildred, always full of "pep With her one can't be sad. Yes, her's it is. that wonderful gift. Of making others glad.
'20. '21:
Assistant
A
Senior 'mongst Senior Middles The Senior of her suite. On Class dayâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; poor Elizabethl She'll have three to compete.
If
her'coul rue and
t
I
intelligence
By
the
i
mov
"Inspi" Connet
Manager
of Athle
JEAN COOPER 599
Do tirier
Place
AUB
ESTELLE DILWORTH
207 Barbour Street
Memphis. Tenn.
-21
Treasurer of Senior Class ^20. '21: Vice-President of Alabama Club 20, 21: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ^20. ^21
Estelle
Is
conflicting natures
The
best
i
youS/e ever
The
sunniest hair and bluest eyes.
Of which the poets
our Panther Jean: yet an ithlete.
artist
Chillicothe. Texas
To
seer
tell.
However sweet, cannot compete With our own Nellie Beall.
President of X. L. Club
came up from Memphis Nashville. Tennessee: to lend her the Seniors of W-B.
We^re glad she came,
To two
BERYLE DODSON
EuFAULA. Ala.
jsident of Seni.Dr Middles 20; Ciipn of Panthers 21: Art Ediltor of
â&#x20AC;¢phen
NELLIE BEALL DENT
name
Wc know
that she curls
^20.
'^
it.
For wc have been told That Nestle^' has offered her. Millions in gold.
VIRGINIA ECKLEY
HELEN EMBERSON
McLeansboro.
If
there's
501 E.
Dewey
1514 Georgia Street
Place.
Louisiana. Mo.
SxN Antonio. Texas
111.
Vice-President of Agora Club
MARGARET GARNER
HALLIE FINCHAM
Pilot Point. Texas
305 S. Washington Street
20.
'21
anything that's needed
Secretary of Osiron Club
Helen
She supplies it. that's a cinch She typed and typed and typed and 1
typed. Just to pull us out of a pinch.
A
'21
is one of Miss Townsend's stars. real little actress is she.
We know
she has been a J'sgs."
good "Mr.
Now. we wonder whose "Maggie" she'll be!
4i
'20.
¥.i:
President of Texas Club
When HaUie came
'20. '21
to English D. She held the seat of fime: •Twas the rocker in Miss Ross's room— Reserved till Hallie came.
Student Adviser of the Milestones Editor of the Editor of the of
X. L. Club
Hyphen Hyphen
'20: '18; '19; Athletic
From "Hyphen"
'21
Assistant Secretary
Board
to "Milestones." school-girl to "chap."
'21
from
Every year greater honors she gains Margaret is brilliant and talented, too We admire the success she attains
LOUISE GRISHAM
MARY ELIZABETH GEE
JULIA HILL 59 Pleasant Avenue
Montgomery. Ala. Secretary Senior Class '20. 71: Pi.
Mis
jippi
Its Miss
I
Cliib
'20.
Iha
And we know her best a! Do we love her? We do. help
it?
So adorably lovely
is
she
'21
There are lots o< pretty girls With lots of golden hair; But there's none to vie with o
The
fairest of the fair.
Julia's from Alabama. Little and blonde is she. She glibly orates on "Clas
MARIETTE HOAG of F. F.
DORINDA HOLLINSHEAD
Ciub 70
Hyphen Doritida
She
i
is
Staff '19, '20
vonderfully brilliant. Dpy and gay.
And she What can
be do
Mildred came down to W-B. Ths rules soon made her frown. this year
She came back here agiin
Secretary of Arkansas Club '19; Y. ' C. A. Cabinet '20: Secretary of F. Club '20; Vice-President of Arkans Club '20; Secretary of Athletic Assoc] tion '20: President of Student Coun 20. '21 Dignified, beautiful, loved by all. Attractive and clever and fair: Delia was born, all the gods thi ngs. Everyone of the I
Beatrix
We
is
Editor in Chief
always playii
love her for chief,
staunch
life,
it.
of
t
Iowa Club
ncs3
per;
friend
through
Hyphen 7!
'20.
'21
:
Manager Hyphen
of
X. L. Club; Y. W. C. A.
Assii '20
and
leita, slender
Louist.
makes
possible our p;
good? Well I shoul glad a Senior manage; The things that go to pr< Is
Were
it
and demure.
An jt
athlete? None would dc looks deceiveâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Aneita mad.
The Panther Hockey team.
"Nancy" is the only name. Her qualities to imply. Petite
and
Enough
chic, a lovely bit. to make men sigh.
MAMIE LEE
JOSEPHINE LIGGETT
715 N. 3rd Avenue
DURANT. Okla. Of Oklahoma,
A
Tho we don't know we guess It's so. Cause we sure like Mamie Lee.
Louise can't hurry regardless of speed. She's always late to meals.
oft she aays. "Yes. that's the place for me!"
ravishing beauty, with a single fault. A fault she oft reveals.
—
Vice-President of T. C. Club If
'20. '2!
you know McAdams.
Her
on a pillow
sit
'-'^»%
4m
ANNA MAY McCLAIN
FRANKIE McKINNEY
MADELINE MARKHAM
COFFEVVILLE. KaN.
Cooper. Texas
Charlott. Mich.
Proctor of North and South Front |9. 20. '21: Secretary of Anti-Pandori, -20
Treasurer of Penta
Why
She burns with curiosity. She always wants to know. And that's the very reason why.
worry If in chapel. Mr. Henkle doth not appear; We have a Senior in our midst Who can beat him "pretty near
We
all
Tau Club
tease Frankie so.
'20. '21
Madeline's terribly She can't wait
restless. till
June, 'tis take I
One would think shed
ELIZABETH MEYER Vice-President of Mississippi Club '19. '20. '21; President of Anti-Pandora
Club
'20. '21
Economics.
But one's wrong, Edl
she's a
Ph<
ssissippi lass. iretty. "
and small.
by her southern speech "
.
"sure 'nuff"
and
"y'all.'
MARGARET BLANCH MOORE
LEONA MORRIS 1269
Mound
Street
CiRCLEVlLLE. OhiO
thet wenty-first
of every
montK
Com,=8 a wire-Mi,» Moore's it is; nind you of our engagement Lois';s
day— and
Presiden t of Arkansas Club '20; Vice-Pre sident of Studer>t Cou ncil y of Arkansas CI ub'l9; Pr< of Fide'l ity Hall '20
hi:
Fo
By
ison in "stickablllity" Frotr1 Margaret we mlight the Tuesdays she has
1<
ipen
s
Most every week Leona
ha:
"Mid" and "Andy"
ELLEN OTLAHERTY 1915
GERALDINE PARKER
Rldgeway Drive
Cedar Rapids. Iowa Treasurer of T C. Club President of lov a Club '21
'21
931 i
Vice-
This World would be a better A happier world. I mean. If
"Charlotte" so netimes. other times "EllenAre nicknam ES she's given a test. But of every narr e added unto he r fame. It's "Mickej that suits he r best.
more Of a
VERA PICKETT
W. W-ilbcrgcr Street Vernon. Texas
wo rid—
of us could claim the lov friend like Gcraldine.
LILLIAN PIERCE Cooper. Texas
317 -West Central Avenue Arkansas City. Kan.
•2
Treasurer of Kansas Club '20. '2h President of Kansas Club 19. '20
President of Agora Club W. C. A. Cabinet '21
Go
two interests— Tis her class and club. June 2nd will find these shatte ed
any old time. Vera Pickett you always will see. She sits for hours and most devours The dramas for English E. to the library
Lillian has
"Ay
there's the rub."
'20.
VIRGINIA PRICE MORRISTOWN. TeNN. Secretary of Del-Vers Club
She's al^rays optii
Before you
She came to us with bobbed hair. She studied French and all.
We
thought shed be a butterfly.
know
her very well. Virginia seems distant and cooh But she's a wonderful friend, and lots of fun.
And
the "speediest" talker in school.
Y.
W.
C. A. Cabinet
'21
ught to hang a shingle Outside her little do liles
and wiles
RACHAEL
J.
RUBY SAMS
RENN
JAMA
C.
SHARP
Wellington. Kan. o( A.
The
K. Club
Physical Eds ha
Shea Rachael Jean."
'20;
Ge
Cussie Ray's the cutest thing,
With Wack
eyes, twinkling.
She looks just like a little So lovable and tiny.
doll.
Coleman or it beV First
Shelbyl Oh. which shall
for one.
then the other, she
er of A. K. Club 'IS. â&#x20AC;¢19. '20; er of Tennessee Club '19. '20: Reporter ^20: Pre: "
K. Club ^Tis too much for any one heart be harboring two love affairs.
'20. '21
Poor Ruby.
To
The Hyphe And any of her The Hyphe
REBA SIMMONS
HELEN SHELBY 404
S.
Main
Nashville. Tenn.
Street
HENRIETTA SINIGER Galena.
III.
HELEN STONE Potomac.
III.
Charleston. Mo. She's
.a
typical story
book character.
With her black hair
Forever on the Honor Roll.
Of the briehtest
of purplish hue.
She always has a comeback. Vthatcver you say or do.
We
in the school. notice her because she is "exception" to the rule.
W.
C. A. '19; General Manager of Athletic Association '19; President of the Y. W. C. A. 70. 71
Treasurer of Y.
An
"Too "breathy." more volume, gohighel The teacher is Miss Sloan. So she does as
she's
told.
"Mu ch
belter."
"Vespers to-night at 6:15"
Every Sunday we hear "Henry" say. She has the faculty which we all desire. Of combining work with play.
Says her teacher
to
Helen Stone-
VIRGINIA TAYLOR Nashville. Tenn.
GERTRUDE THOMPSON 413
W. Washington
BERNICE TOWLE Harrisburc.
Street
III.
Sullivan. Ind. ginia Taylor, a Nashville girl Studies with us each day ns fortunate indeed to have Hei home not far away.
Gertrude
from Indiana. Psychology's her bug-bear. And the right to tell anything
DOROTHY TURNER 161
Prospect Street
RlDGEWOnD. N. always so dainty and nea t. There is never a hair astray. may we repeat, in the speech of the
Bernice
is
else
"bout her. Is reserved by Miss Zola Sinclair.
Oh
Just
is
"how does she
get that waj
J.
President of the Eastern Club '20
'2
She's a true and loyal Regular, An athlete of good report: And she never gives up when the fight ishard. "Dot" Turner's a downright game
f
MARIE
JANE VAN CLEVE IW Washington Avenue In Dr. Hollinshead's
Chemistry
E.
WALTERS
102 Eighth
Avenue
West Bend, Wis.
London, Ohio claa
Jane Van Cleve shines out clei and bright. It's the same in everything she take Jane's answers are always right.
of Indiana
Club
Business Manager of Hyphen '20: Treasurer of Osiron Club '20; President of Ohio Club '19: Editor-in-Chief of Milestones '21
President of Wis
When
Marie
Her future was
Jin D
Club
Nashville
at stake.
Since then things have been changed :
from
there,
you
s
!
MYRA
MILDRED WATTS
B.
WILLIAMS
BLANCHE WITHERS 2180 Calder Avenue
Beaumont. Texas brains and looks and All make her beloved here;
Dorolhys
We
wish she had been in
W-B
Myras
the sweetest Willia.
We almost ever knew. Although she's of the fairer She in this garden grew.
i
In Mrs. Charli,
Secretary of Penta Tau Club '20. '21: Vice-President of Texas Cluli ^O.^h Athletic
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little bit of
l->
A
Board
A
'20. '21
There aren't enough words or ideas
prcttlncss.
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little bit of wit.
little bit of life's
sweetest
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strrile.
describe her aright
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
truth. aren't required,
But words
it's
the
by
all
she's
admired.
Our sweet, southern beautyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; just Ruth.
Certificates in Special
Domestic Science Cerlificaic—V.eonii Morris. Domestic Art Certificates Anna Mat McAdams. Charlotte Simpson, Zola Sinclair Home Economics Certificates— Dcniso Baudry. Dorothy Cosier. Zola Sinclair, Ilah
—
Watson,
Departments
Art Certificates— Qncc! Brown. Louise Hester. Dorothy Hicks. Dorothy Ink, Ru Krebs, Josephine Liggett, Elizabeth Meyer, Catherine Pilcher, Reba Simmoi
Catherine Smith. Lclia Wood.
Certificates in Special
in Erpri-ssion— Josephine Adams, Nelleen Camp. Virginia Carlton. Sara Frances Eostham. Helen Emberson. Erma Fagerstrom. Louise Grisham, Elizabeth Liggett. Emma Norton. Geraldine Parker. Floyd E. Rice. Helen Shelby. Marie Walters. Adele Weiss. Marion Williams. Marian Frances Young-
Ccrlificatc,
Departments
Piano— Fatine Dowdle. Aline Fentress. Hallie Fincham. Margaret ^°^^"^' Lo"i»« Howell. MarKaret^P.ltman. Annie Sullivan. Lucie Neel Dekle
CcrCificalcs in
O °san-A'n°na°Ma>°McClain.
cZ'l'ificall
'in
Certificate
5ccre;oria/— Julia Hill.
Lime y ON A LECTURE TOUR Conductors President Vice-President
Treasurer
Sponsor
K
==^
)enior Cecelia Adickes .... Student Government a la Carte How to Say Nothing in More Time Sadie Adickes .... The Beauty of a Soft Voice Florine Ashcroft Virginia Baker The Quietness of Stillness The Advantage of Having a Sister Bessie Ballard Smiles Speak Louder Than Words Elizabeth Blakeslee Managing Frank with Frankness Zereda Balthrope A Man's a Man for a' That Elizabeth Barnhart Redemption Through Flowers Felice Baratini The Art of Blushins Louise Bell The Irresistability of Femininism Eleanor Best Pourquoi Etudier? Frances Black Lead a Better Bigger Life! Bessie Biggers .
.
.
,
.
.
How
Leola Blackman
to Keep a Crush! Honey Without Bees The Golden Rule Good Posture Beams that Penetrate
Ruth Bond Evelyn Bonham Frances Bozeman "Some Audrey Bright The Rapid Writing of Reports Sara Elizabeth Bryant Advertise Your Club Mildred Burrows The Merits of Texas A. & MMarguerite Calhoun The Use of Soap Dudley Casteel Math vs. Spanish Ruby Childers .... Every Church Has Its "Belle" MiLicENT Church What's in a Name? Mildred Churchill How to Keep from Giggling Elizabeth Clements Clark's Expedition Clark Marjorie The Charms of Being "Close'' MiNA Close Panther Basebal] Winnie Coats The Advantages of 8th Period Gym. Miriam Coleman Your Sister's Footsteps .... Follow in Connett Laura Covering Space Rosamund Coles The Dangers of Sunburn Elizabeth Conroy Soup to Nuts Mary Coulson The Sandmen of Japan Catherine Cox "
,
.
.
.
...
.
.
.
Middl es Ruth Crowell Frances Culver Helen Curran
When
....
Frances Davis Leslie Davis Grace Debord Woody Dixon Frances Donaldson
W-B
Eccentricity in Speech
Dignity an Essential
Happiness
of
The Pest House
The Only
Star State
Civic Spirit
How
Edna Duncan Margaret Dunn Nobe Edgar Evelyn Ellington Gwendolyn Edee LuDiE Emerson Marion Faville
Blue Bonnets After All Is Said and Done The Van Guard of the Sig Alphs What Boarding School Did for Me to Raise
Talk's
"Emerson's
The Wonders
Ellen Jones Frazier Minnie Mae French Edith Frye Mildred Fulton .... Louise Galloway Irene Garvey
Myrtle Graves Harriet Gregory Catherine Guenther Clara Haddox .
.
Elizabeth Henderson Clara Hertzburg Enger Hillix Emma Hibshman
"
Cheap Essays
of
Iowa
Mississippi
Men
Every Little Bit Helps The Wondeis of a Waste Basket The Invention of the Steamboat The Depth of Deepness The Magnetism of Farm Life The Reasons for Golden Silence The Convenience of Small Packages Perambulating Expression
Martha Louise Hanson Frieda Harmon
Ruth Hill Ruth Hines Edith Hoffman Helen Hyman
Leave
I
Academy Information The Merits of Sociology
Militaiy
A.'s of 1921
J.
Baseball at Ward-Belmont
....
Correct French Translation
The Harm
of
Overeating Gentleness
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil of De Stael to Beziat Brevity "as" the Soul of Wit When and Where to Diet
Comparison
A
Jiggerfied Jigger
Senior Middles Form Vamps
Dorothea Hyi.e
Jazz as an Art
LuciLE Hyneman Leta Johnson Valeria Johnson Neva Jones
Why I Go to Ward-Belmont The Godliness of Cleanliness Get Behind and Push Texas Potato Cake We Poets of the Last Century Specimen's of Education Wasted Energy The Power of Concentration
Gladys Kennedy Lyda Kenney
Mary Kennedy Geneva Koehne
.
.
,
Majorie Lewis Beatrice Lindsay
The
Sarah Lowe Evelyn Lowman WiLMA Lyon Linda McElwrath Virginia
Oklahoma What You Play
Pi Phi's of
Practice
When Roomies Are Proctors The Comedy of Manners .
.
.
McCoy
Gertrude McFarlan
The Significance of Reprimand Where Does "Coy" ness Land One The Spirit of the North
â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Continued Ellen Polk Darthea Powell Evelyn Potter Amelie Prescott Frances Purvines Lynnette Rennick Lilli.in Rhodes Susan Mary Roberts Mary Agnes Schleischer Genevieve Schrage Glynden Seagle Charlotte Seward .
Why
Edna Mason Carolyn Martin Leota Martin
Latest Coiffures Fine Hair Wont Curl
One on
the Seven Wonders The Bird Song an Educational Factor Virginia McMillan What a Girl Should Be Louise Miller Ole' Miss Catherine Moore Why Mail Is Essential Marjorie Moore Double Harness Alexandra Morrison ... "I Came, I Saw, I Conquered" Mary Munford .... Why "Fords" Do Not Keep Mum Claire Murphree My Excuse for Living
....
Hockey
as
Elizabeth Myers
Indian Portrayal
Mary Taylor
"Made
Nora Nelson Ruth Nicholson Margaret Neville Emma Norton Mildred Norman .
Catherine Pease
.
.
.
to
Order"
Conscientiousness in Work and Play Using Dimples to the Best Advantage
Family-Trees
The Ways of a Southern Coquette The Power of Suggestion
....
"K.
"
"P."
in
War and "Pease
"
of Heights Kitchen Ware
The Feather
in
My
Cap
A
Short Cut to Breakfast Eulogy on Tortoise Shells
Dusty "Roads"
The Art of Reducing The Tea Room The Delicacy
.
of
How
Pork and Beans Study English
to
Sensible Sizes
How
Deborah Silver Evelyn Smith Fannie Snaman
to
Swim
Wisconsin, the Progressive State
Complexion Beautifiers How to Keep Silent in Seven Languages Optimism The "Gumps" and "Bops" of America Dumb-bells Why "Tarry"
Gladys Smith Mary Sommerville Margaret Scruggs Regina Tatum Esther Terry Apples Agnes Tramel "Taylor" Maid Girl Myrtle Taylor Tennis Catherine Thompson Fay Underwood The "Name" That Made the Typewriter .
.
.
Joan McFarlan Sibyl Maricle
.
Blind Bluffing
The Happiness
Famous.
Ruth Wallace Helen Watson Nettie Lee Wier Louise Wilder Dorcas Willyard Cleo Wisegarver
Sweet Speech Biological Interests
Womanliness of Black Eyes Feeding the Birds Why Cherish the Past The Milestone "Would" Be Kindness Tripping the Light Fantastic All Clouds Have a Silver Lining? "Whitlier" The Man Changed When Rib Touches Rib The Thusness of the Why
The Beauty
Miriam Wood Gilberta Woodruff
Margaret Warden Roberta Wikle ... Leona Whittier Edrie WiMBERLY Claire Yungclas .
.
Do
College Special Class LuciLE Hempfling .... Erma Fagerstrom Alline Fentress
President
Vice-Prt idenl Secretary
Kathleen Dunnam
"TO HOLD AS 'TWERE A MIRROR' Impressions
That "Innocent" Look Silks and Satins
Trelle Allen Gretchen Avis
Thorough-breds
Ruby Avis WlLLA Barr Blossom Bath Dorothy Bently Marie Bigger \ Pearl Bigger Louise Black Florence Blood Helen Boullion Florence Bradley LuciLE Bragg Juanita Bratton Mary Bresler Irene Broad Lelah Bruckshaw Melba Budge Anne Burnett Frances Callendar Ethel Caster Florence Cathcart Margaret Chandler Leah Chase Doris Cluxton Faye Coon Mary Coulson Katherine Davis Theo Donell
Coquettes. Frat Pins
Humpty-Dumpty Tragedy Queen
Big-Bigger~Biggest 55 s bs
J
"Your Eyes Have Told Me So" Morpheus Tomato Soup Adding Machine Firecrackers
"A
"
Perfect 36
Brown-eyed Susans What's in a Name? Chocolate Sundaes "Her Husbands Wife" Anita Stewart Bright Orange
Brown Duvetyn. Slow Music Lavender and Old Lace Five O'clock Teas. Party Dresses The Girl of the Golden West Winter Apples
Drug
Stores
Pep Spit Curls
Fudge
Parties
Edna Duncan Kathleen Dunnam Louise Eckert .
.
.
Brice Ellison Sara Engel Sara English Thelma Farlin .
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rens. a
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Cameos. Blushes Budding Diplomat Peaches and Cream
Yamma Yamma A
Suits
Regular "Whiz Bang" .
Mellins Food
.
"Duty Before Pleasure
Helen Fox \ Lois Fox Mable Frazer
.
Ham
.
"
and Eggs
J
ModeSt
Sara Frazer Louise Gambrell .
Dorothy Geissler Ferol Gillette Alice Gray Marjorie Gridley .
.
.
A
"Little
.
Marion Harrison Catherine Hebert
"There's
.
Good LuciLE Hempfling
Marie Henderson Maxine Hirsch Rachel Hopkins Virginia Ali.ie
A
Little Girl."
Slap-Stick
Comedy
Chatter-Boxes .
To Know Her
is
a Liberal Education
Howard
Belle Huber
Helen Kerr
Women"
Stenography Note Books Palm Beach Little Bit of Bad in Every
"Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice"
Mary Frances Johnson Pearl Kaplan Frances Kinney
Little Violets
Riding Habits Bass Voices, Mexico Canthrox Advertisement The Sphinx
Good
"How Firm "Swee-e-et
Mamma
".
a
Little Girls
Foundation
"
Snappy Stories Weddings
Flappers. Whirl-i-gigs
Football
Games
College Special Class Edna Lawrence Virginia Lee Mildred Lehman
"Lola"
in
"Seventeen"
Knox Norma Talmadge, A White
.
Hats. Dixie Collar on a
Black Dress.
Fern Leopold Olga May Katherine Mays Dorothy McClellan
Blue Peter Thompsons A Bed of Tulips
.
.
.
"O
Alice McElhinney
Blue and White Checked Gingham Golf Links and Country Gluts Pensive, Tender Maid. Downcast and .
.
.
Shy" Jim McWilliams
Elizabeth Mears Louise Morawitz Celestine Nelson
Nanon Newman Mary Owen Edna Papenhagen Mildred Parkes Anna Grace Philleo Dorothy Pelton Inez Priday
Gwendolyn Pyles Nell Robertson Miriam Roehm Dorothy Rosenthal
Mona
Lisa
That "Southern" Drawl Wellford Mable Todd .... Sweet Mignonette and Work Baskets
Woman's Crowning Glory
Juanita Willis Leila Thompson Pauline Woodward
A
Frances Scott Lois Sears Gladys Settle
The Rock
of Gibraltar
Jonathan Apples Greased Lightning Bright Eyes Fraternity Dances Spalding Goods
Edna Sims Alberta Smith Margaret Spademan Thera Speer
Mary Summerville
Red Geraniums Good Housekeeping Grace Baker "The Smile That Won't Wear Off" Denise Baudry An advertisement for Dutch Cleanser Dorothy Becker Nelleen Camp .... Stump Speeches, Votes for Women Capability Lenore Cornwell Roller Skates, Tomboys Dorothy Cosier "The Sunshine of Your Smile Lucie Neel Dekle .
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.
"
.
Fatine Dowdle Marjorie Echols
.
Erma Fagerstrom Dorothy Farrar
.
.
.
Dutch Ancestors Bandoline and Hairnets .
Japanese Lanterns Southern Gardens Huyler's,
Candy
.
.
Beauty Patches and Powdered Hair Kate Greenaway Dresses "Fragile, Orchids, Handle With Care" Dear Me
Alline Fentress Lucille Haggard
Tailored Suits Blue Taffetta Dresses
Ruth Hanson Frances Harris Elizabeth Harwood
.
A Greek Goddess Silver Slippers and Party Capes ."The Light That Lies In Woman's Eyes"
Dorothy Ink Margie Lou Moore
Candlelight,
Madonnas
Questionnaires
Waves A Grown up Kewpie Catherine Nelson Gondolas and Mantillas Olive Rainwater ... The Quality of Cheerfulness Addie Crouch Reed Starched Shirtwaists LoRENA Rebman The Feminine of Eugene O'Brien's Smile Floyd Rice A portrait by Van Dyke Louise Reifler "Who Could be Neater or Brighter or Magdalene Rogers Bess
Murphy
Footlights and Permanent
.
.
.
.
Sweeter?"
Civic Pride
Irma Sturdevant Ernestine Sutton
Sweet Sixteen Light Under a Bushel
Martha Wilder
Sport Suits
Sweet Simplicity Art for Art's Sake Flowered Organdy Ups and Downs
Felicia Russell
Mildred Sutton Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Thuss
Seven Sisteis Angel Child Music Rolls A Skin You Love to Touch Green Hose A Mind of Her Own Canoes and Tam O'shanters "Music Hath Charms" Weeping Willows Harpers Bazaar Picture Hats
Mamma's
â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Continued
Eliza
Mattie Row Charlotte Simpson Zola Sinclair Ilah Watson Lelia Wood
....
Chewing
Gum
"Strutt Your Stuff Pioneer Stock
Bungalow Aprons, Kitchen Cabinets
A
girl of
the Old School
Junior Middle Class OFFICERS Mary Hassler
President
,•
Vice-Presidenl Secretary Treasurer
Helen Price Ruth Guitar
Mary Terecia Price Miss Marjorie Shapard
Sponsor
THE JUNIOR MIDDLES Present
"Themselves"
Mary
Producer
Hassler
Helen Price
Manager
Ru'h Guitar
Publicitv Agent Business Manager
Mary Terecia Price Dorothy Smallwood. Katherine Urschel. Constance Caldwell, Helen Hainline, Mildred Harrington, Coralie Kessler Stage Hands Ward-Belmont Place '.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 1921 Xime Statuary, Shrubbery, and Co, Setting -
Cast Sara Middleton Myrtle Rldgeway Mildred Peery Emily Schenck Dorothy Hensel Mary Bird Holland Jane Morgan Helen Le Master Sue Lewis
Miss Briggs, an Apostle of New Thought Mrs. Proctor, a young widow Rose, a debutante Mrs. Jim, a loyal Phi Delta Theta An artist just from Bohemia Mary, Mrs. Proctor's timid little sister
A flapper A chaperone A backward flapper A school teacher on
Elizabeth Paul
vacation Lola Mas, the belle from Rushville
Fay Young Alice Pickett
The
A A
flapper's older sister Scientist, deep in diphtheria regular summer resort girl
That
knitting
Emma
Lillian
germs
Jane and Madge, hockey and basket-ball enthusiasts The rocking chair brigades— stronghold, the piazza
Claribel Robinson,
Mary
nvmph.
May
Rogers
Theo Thomas, Mary Watts Louise Godwin, Martha Parman, Elsie Porters, Pauline Vaughn, Ethel Close
Choruses CRUSHES—Loretta Barnard. Betty Garner, Dorothy Hicks, Mary Hale Coston, Jce
NyMPHS— Betty Hume,
Fowler
Meta Maurer Lottie
Grav
S. Rcof, Elizabeth House, Helen Bell, Mildred Kinzel, Chancellor, Helen Hainline. Lillian Metter, Gertrude Eberhart, Margaret Jones. nymph; Dorothy Simon, Mary Filson, Ruth Bellingrath, sun-nymphs; Madge Seward, an up-to-date
a dancing
A Sophomore's
"Concentrated'' Thoughts ,_,aâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;
ir^HEN VX>/ as
I
are,
look back over the early years of I
am
my
school days,
I
can see that they were occupied,
confident, the early years of most children, with, trying to understand, see through,
They lived, apparently, in a very much larger world than own, and one by no means easy of access, or comprehension. They were forever doing things that were outside my ken; taking undue, even absorbing thought of hundreds of things that were not, if could judge, of the slightest import or real value. fathom, and account for the Sophomores.
my I
But the thing that puzzled me most was the quite unaccountable language they used. They were given to expressing themselves in ways wholly irrelevant to the subject, and, when being questioned, they would raise their brows, nod, wink, and smile in the most irritating fashion. Naturally enough, with my insatiable curiosity, I wanted to be of this chosen company. Their evident self-confidence, their world-wise looks, their all-absorbing duties seemed to be the epitome of my desires and I bent all my conscious efforts toward attaining this earthly heaven.
Nor does the this height.
class
privilege of being a
admired and envied.
less wonderful to those who have reached good fellowship, loyalty and good times which make the
Sophomore seem any the
In this class of classes there
is
Freshman Class OFFICERS President
Anne Yandell Martha Dickinson
Vice-President
Katherine Killebrew
Secretary
Treasurer
Jane Thiele
Keith, Velma
Adams, Florence Bradford. Sara Baird. Polly Ann Beasley, Mary Bruce, Hilda Bear, Elsie
Galt. Jane
BoYER, EmMELINE Bright, Josephine Cathcart, Josephine Cable, Pluma Cortner, Frances Craft, Esther
Graves, Jennie Zoe
Dews, Dorothy
HooTEN, Martha Hudson, Annie May Hunter, Harriet Hutton, Elizabeth
Dickinson,
Martha
Arva Lee FiTE, Ann Fuller, Marguerite
Epps,
Graves, Mason
Gannaway, Elizabeth Garrabbant, Elsie Gilbert, Mary Coding, Ruth Godshall, Edith
Huffman, Marguerite Holditch, Dorothy Hale, Catherine Hanchette, Betty Hinson, Louise
Jones, Virginia Jackson, Elizabet
P'PooLE, Mildred
Ronna. Maxine Reynolds, Margaret Reeder, Kathleen SuDEKUM. Elizabeth Sudekum, Viola
Killebrew, Katherine Littlefield, Bessie Lightfoot, Nancy Lowe, Virginia
Luck, Susan
McCuAN, Eleanor McGiLL, Mary MiNTON, Sara MiTCHNER, Clotilda Morelli, Whitfield Moore, Mary
Moore, Margaret
Mary Louise Martha Frances Northern, Mary
Moss,
Neil.
Scott, Mary Louise Snell, Ellen
Thiele, Jane
Tandy, Charlotte Thompson, Constance Tyler, Martha
Waldrup, Lillian Wheeler, Helen Wade, Dorothy Warner, Ann White, Ruby
Parsons, Elizabeth Phelps, Fannie Julia
Wilson,
Mary
unior Autumn was away when
Ch
was in Nash ille She is chaperoning at W-B. I but I saw Louise Handley. saw litUe change in her. She has the same baby voice and manCarpenter and still racing nerism. Amy Olive Culbert are around and having a good time. Mildred Twilierlake married one of the many cadets she used to run around with. Guess she's still running around for they have sent the son to a military school. In Boston. I met Louise Cain at the Copley-Plaza. She is chairman of the Board of Education and Eii-abeth Reynolds is her assistant. Louise said she had jusl heard from Margaret Wakeman. She is in China at the Missionary School in Hong Kong. girls ha Isn't it peculiar, that C. GoETz: a success, they say.
followed a profession, or is
known
am
Some
Sanderson:
C.
burn
of
I
I
mistake
them
Mid. Mildr ;d Bla and Bernice Nanc. She h ade
ha-
a prominent lawyer in St. Lol for her
study
of avoirdupois.
splendid anti-fat prescriptions. Have you noticed thai C. GoETZ:
La
litle lingerie
Salle?
have made quite a success
'is
splendidly.
C.
Sanderson:
I
riage because she
wanted
to
have
a
good time.
Sounds
jusl like
her, doesn't it?
C. GoETZ: Yes. !t certainly does. Did you hear about Mabel Smith? She is editor of the love-lorn columns of the Chicago Tribune. Imagine her giving advice to others. Faun Bauman finally married Leslie, and is living near here. By the way, have you any idea what became of Nell Lashlee?
Sanderson: Why, believe she left her home to seek and fortune. She is head buyer of black hats and blue suits of a large department store in Louisville. They say that Sonona Meyers is doing quite well as owner and manager C.
new
I
fields
very chic place in New Orleans. It is similar to Bendel's or Weinberger's of Nashville. I have really forgotten the name of it. Her best model is "Gypsy" Smith. She was in the chorus for a while, but now she is making money for Sonona's place. Everybody flocks there, men and women. of a in
New York
C. GoETZ:
By
the way. I had a letter from Elvita Mentier She asked me to visit her at her home on Lake Michigan. Eddie Lou Buford is visiting her. She too. is married. I would like to see the old girls but I'm afraid the atmosphere of a "double love-nest" might prove too much for me. the other day.
shop just Mildred Jones and Willy Bell Graham of it. Mildred artistic, and Willy Bell knows the more practical side, so they both get along
across from the
-Continued
noticed in a moving picture magazine
the other day. that Mary Lou Corruthers is living in Los Angeles. She certainly has made her mark in the "movie game". Grace Thomas is Kving with Mary Lou as a companion and confidante. Have you heard whether or not Edith Nobley C. GoETZ: is still living at West Point, or has her husband been transferred to another station? The I think they are still at the Point. C. Sanderson: Nadine last 1 heard Maude Williams was visting her there, Candler is married and is "managing" her own little domestic
establishment in St. Louis. Antoinette Goddard is married too. I saw her last week, here in Chicago. She is as happy-go-lucky and attractive as ever. It was good to hear that chuckling laugh of hers. She told me that Dale Moffat was traveling abroad. They say Dale has turned down several offers of mar-
Sanderson; forgot to mention that I saw Alice Shepley was in Nashville. She teaches at Peabody now. Bessie Jackson is teaching also. Looks as if they were taking advantage of the old saying "If you can't; teach". forgot to tell you C.
while
I
I
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
I
New York; Hortense Reynolds and Aileen Stevenson are in charge of a playground at one of the largest public schools in San FranWell, Mid, it has been most delightful to be with you cisco. and talk over the old bunch. After all (as Miss Norris would say) they have measured up pretty well to that gigantic standard that our chape! speakers always set for us. that Rosylan Kirch has a very good school of art in
also,
I
C. GoETZ; Yes, but even now I can't realize it. Every day expect to '.vake up to the tune of the rising bell and find myself
back at W-B. me,
"We must
But here, the mention of the rising bell reminds arms" and dress for the campaign dinner.
to
Curtain
rionoRf
Sophomore Class OFFICERS Lillian
Fowler
President
Mary Cassell Mary Alice Smith
Vice-President Secretary
Jean Ottenville
Treasurer
MEMBERS Alexander. Bennie Ruth Brantincham. Martha Brown, Lynette Brogan. Olive Cassell,
Mary
Carothers. Minnie CoNLEY, Louise Cook, Louise
CowDEN. Mildred Daily, Dorothy Foster. Elinor Fraisier, Alice Fraisier.
Martha
Fowler, Lillian
Glover, Zodie Hunt. Margaret Hunt. Mildred HoFFLIN, IsABELLE Hoodner. Lucille Isaacson, Irma Kerr, India Kerr, Janet Leeper, Gladys Leonard. Mary
Mattingly. Evelyn Misch, Ronelda
Margaret MuLHOLLAND. MaRION Mann. Elizabeth Matthews. Virginia
Ralston. Esther Robinson. Louise Rosenthal. Corinne Shreve. Elizabeth
LiGHTFOOT.
Norman, Dorothy NoLEN, Ruth Oberdorfer, Amelia O'Brien, Constance Ottenville. Jean Parrish. Mina Moore Procter. Van Meter Provine. Christine
Siler. Irma
Stephenson. Lida Schnabaum. Elizabeth Smith. Mary Alice Sullivan. Marion Sloan. Katherine .Smith,
Ruth
Shillinglaw, Roberta
Wallace, Natalie White, Mary Elizabeth WiKLE. Ruth WiLLiSMOND, Elizabeth
Woodward, Mary Helen
Junior Middles Receiving High School Certificates
Junior Middles Receiving High School Certificates
JUNIO
^^^^O^0£V^^JT
Junior Class OFFICERS President
Margaret Webber Mildred Blackburn
Vice-President Secretary
Francoise Black Zelma Lee
Treasurer
"Tea Hour" Time â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 5:30 on
a
summer
afternoon, 1932 A.D.
in politics,
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
Place Chicago, during the National Presidential Campaign. Congress Sanderson discovered seated at table. am glad Enter Congresswoman Goetz: Late per usual! you suggested this tea room, Grace, quite different from old I
Ward-Belmont?
Congresswoman Sanderson: like this. Then too, several
would they
them
will
probably drop
in later.
you and Have you run across any of Yes,
Mid,
I
thought
of the girls are in the city
lately?
Yes, see some when I am on Here comes Florence Spence now. She's a splendid type of Western woman and fills her place well. Representative Spence comes to the table. Representative Spence: Well, hello! After so long! And Have to think that we should meet at a presidential convention. you seen Frank Black? She was in the lobby. (As she speaks. Representative Black crosses to the table) Representative Black: Now if this isn't luck! Are there any more of our old class of '22 here? I saw Dody Atwood in the lobby. She is as handsome as ever and has the darlingest
CoNGRESSWOMAN GoETZ:
I
tour.
whom she is planning to send to W-B. Rep. Spence: Come Frank, we must keep our appointment. We'll have our little "reminiscing" party later. Rep. Black: Good-bye. Sorry to have to leave. (Exit Rep. Black and Rep. Spence)
little girl
Congresswoman Sanderson: Remember how we used to laugh at Dr. Blanton's prophecies. He always said we would be leaders
and every other branch
of
work.
I
don't
know about
the leadership, but here are four of us "playing the game". Yes! And our other classmates have entered C. Goetz:
various
fields.
Yesterday
I
ran across Marianna Crane and together in a settlement house
Lillian Reed. They are working down on Halstead Street.
Sanderson; Well, 1 must look them up while I'm here, (Music from the balcony) C. Sanderson, (looking at musicians): You know who they Margaret Webber. Jean Kirkpatrick and Virare, don't you? ginia Peeples. They're now the famous "Ukelele Trio", C. Goetz: Speaking of musicians, Lucille Bell is the head of a saxaphone sextet, and she has Caroline Lashlee in her act as a solo dancer. Helen Fletcher, Billie Cooke. Ernestine Dortch and Earline Edwards are finally "on the board" in the new production at the Winter Garden. I saw them last week. They told me that Shelby and Margaret Chadwick have a school up near Poughkeepsie. and Louise Sconce is the Physical Ed teacher. Oh yes. I met Martha Houston at "Polly's" in the Village too. Her books are the rage. I always wondered what Sconce would do. C. Sanderson: I suppose she is perfectly happy now. Maybe sometime, we'll be able to see them all. Usually I have to travel through the Middle West and South. Often times I chance to see one or two of the girls. Zelma Lee has a hair dressing establishment believe she only takes care of the women with "bobbed" and hair. heard from her that Autumn Hurley is comfortably Her married lite has proved to be quite settled in Nashville. C.
1
1
The Freshman's Debut ^/^^EGARDEZ,
s'il vous plait, the Freshman class! It is not so large, perhaps, as the other classes, nor are the members of the class so large, but, as the poet Homer says, "Precious things come in small packages," and Homer was wise, even if he never did find an honest man. Mixed? Well,
A^
Freshmen usually
To
are.
we Freshmen have
marked characteristics, our youthful exuberance, innoand well, these words are too much for a small person like me, and some one has, per usual, borrowed my dictionary, so to sum up in familiar terms, we are typically fresh and green, "Spring's Awakening" effect. There are exceptions, however, "Joe" Cathcart, for instance. She knows it all, that is, comparatively speaking. And it takes Charlotte Tandy to throw those wicked glances. Helen Wheeler too; although she looks like the "Age of Innocence"; it is only proof that you can't judge a book by its continue,
several
cence, lack of sophistication, enthusiasm,
—
cover.
We Freshmen haven't been "out" so much, and have led such sheltered and protected lives here Ward-Belmont, that our powers are potential rather than actual (I heard Miss Gilkerson say that Now just notice Fannie Julia in Chapel once), but some of us have proved our true capabilities. Phelps she of the brief bobbed hair. She trips the light fantastic so well that she always reminds us of Sis Bell because they're so different; and Anne Yandell, our worthy president, who puts Coles Phillips to shame, and but, then we're all so talented that it would be like calling the class roll to enumerate various brilliant ones. But we can't stop without mentioning Mary Louise Scott's blushes. One glance from her crushes' eye is enough to throw her into violent confusion and a perfect riot of in
—
—
color as to complexion.
Taken all in all, we really aren't half bad, and we have lots of time for improvement. In the "quiet and refined atmosphere" of Ward-Belmont we'll undoubtedly surpass all our now superior sisters in years to come; of course, don't tell any one, but Dr. Foster told us that we, and we alone, are the "hope of the future." So you just wait and see!
Prep Special Class OFFICERS Grace Brown
President
y ice-President
Margaret Middleton Margaret Roberts
Second Vice-President
Annie Richardson Ruth Krebs
Allen. Marion
Abraham, Leah Beard. Hilda Bransford, Apsie
Brown. Grace Ballard, Helen Beaty, Sarah
Beitman. Felesta
Brantley, Elizabeth Butler, Nelda
Charles. Miriam
Campbell, Geneva
Caluendar. Marie Louise Carter,
Mary
CoE, Helen
Courtney, Sara CORLETTE. CaTHERH
Dyer.
Secretary
Treasurer
Mary
Evans. Phi Delta
Edee, Gwendolyn Fitzgerald, Sara Geissler, Dorothy
Grishen, Louise
Gray, Mildred
Howard, Margaret Hemsley, Florence Hinton. Crawford Howe, Alice Hunt, Frances Johnson, Jeroleen Johnson. Jemmie Juhl. Mildred
Krebs. Ruth
Kemp, Isabelle
Lehman, Dorothy Mayfield, Josephine Middleton. Margaret Miller. Adelaide Magana, Lydia
McCampbell, Marguerite Potchernick., Lorene Potter, Esther
Sloan, Ethel
SiMONTON,
Simmons.
Thomas, Helen Thuss, Elizabeth
Warshauer. Sophie
Rosenthal. Corinne
Robertson. Agnes
Mary French
Sells. Virginia
Rosenstiel. Rosin a
Richardson. Annie
Mary
Dora Bessie Smith, Helen Stribung, Dorothy Speer, Thera
Smith,
White. Mildred
Wicker. Louise
Rabon. Lee Ora Ragland. Mary Lawrence Roberts. Margaret
Williams, Jessye
WoosELEY. Annie Ma\ Wetzel. Dorothy
Specialization" iW^E call ^^^
them Prep
Specials.
"Prep"
is
the abbreviation for Preparatory, but that doesn't
mean
discovered early in
We
that
Having
they are abbreviating their preparation for a special subject or branch of knowledge.
their talents along certain lines, they set themselves to specializing at one.
life
have Jeroleen Johnson, Thera Speer, Annie Richardson, Dorothy Geissler and Margaret
Howard among
those specializing in piano.
Phi Delta Evans, Dorothy Stribling and Crawford Hinton
are doubly talented since they are studying piano Miller, both violin students, play in the
writing and Short-hand.
Who
W-B
and
voice.
Mildred Lula White and Adelaide
Orchestra and Dorothy Wetzel
is
most
efficient in
knows but that Ruth Krebs, Grace Brown and Virginia
Sells
Type-
may
be
leading costume designers or interior decorators several years from now, because they spend two
hours every day in the art room.
Margaret
(in
other words, Peggy) Middleton will
house-wife, since she devotes a good deal of her time to Domestic Science
she will also
be able to express herself easily;
why
Prep Special Class that can be the proud possessor as Lydia
Mangana, who takes both piano and
This talented class
isn't lacking
Speer were in the Regular-Panther
These
girls are just "
not, since she takes Expression? of a real "honest-to-goodness"
Then,
It isn't
every
Central-American
in athletes, for
Gwendolyn Edee, course,
we
all
Virginia Sells and
know Thera when
it
Thera
comes
to
too.
a few good representatives of the Prep Special Class of 1920
fine;
a wonderful
art.
Swimming Meet. Of
making records and breaking them,
think are "specially
even
make
and Domestic Art.
don't you?
and
'21
and we
TES Miss Anne Cavert, Teache Louise Allison
Mildred Baker Elizabeth Brock Grace Carr Martha Clement Margaret Cook Katherine Daurent Helen Dickerson Eloise Eakin Jean Haynes Harriet Hollinshead Helen House
Mercer Jackson Vena Keith Argie Neil Polly Orr Vasses Panagistopulos Frances Russell Pauline Simon Nancy Stonestreet lanche Smith
Augusta Wherry
J
P05T
GRRI7tJ0TC5 DOROTHY COCKRUM
The rkabic thing we know about Dorothy Cockrum is that she teta her calm, reposeful manner and glad disposition on all occasions, no matter h hectic this strenuous school life gets to be. And when all the rest of us are dash across the campus to breakfast with flying hair and middies on wrong-side out shoe-laces not yet tied, Dorothy walks serenely into the dining-room, pass with utter confidence the tables of Mrs. Blanton and Miss Mills. She's truly paragon of all the virtues of neatness and regularity. And she is coming back nex yearâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; maybe. Well, if another weary year at old Ward-Belmont doesn't distur Dorothy's tranquility, she could move to Frisco and have the fortitude to grace fully survive a weekly earthquake without the slightest tremor. Dorothy has th real gift of never failing poise. Really, we've never seen her rufHed outsid andie dp
CORRIE CRAWFORD the
with the wonderful eartips. in spite of the persistently pr. in "coiffure," Corrie is not like most Ward-Belmont girls (and o arles Lamb), so unfortunate as to "have no ear." le is
girl
she plays the piano unusually well, and she's a willing and for a difficult aria or a flying trip downtow of the latter nature. Corric's red hat is a help. to descry your chaperone approaching through the
.rdingly.
ccompanistâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; whether IS
i
e
IKcroitei
lots of "<
thought
npany
.
and
is
a charming hostess.
As we have watched
couldn't possibly hope to have her back next year, for imagine her sweet graciousness striking the key-note of e
orrcR
P05T
GRfl[7ÂŁJOTC5 MARGARET GARNER
wonder why, in one of the Senior Expression Class plays this spring, Margaret Garner's lines provoked such a good laugh from the audience, when she said, "My head don't act right." Not so hard to guess, for if you know Peggy, the idea of any radical mental disability is so inconsistent as to be utterly ridiculous. She's our only prodigy, and she is a 92 post-graduate because, since Missouri has legisI
1
1
ated against child labor, she couldn't gain admittance to the state university. But. she's going there next fall and we're entirely willing to have her represent
Ward-Belmont. Just now Peggy's friends like her because she's always ready to help, whether you ask her to write a poem or make a costume. But we're all expecting great things of her. Peggy will be on the Atlantic Monthly staff beforp very long, or having some books published. Were prepaied for any thing from "Psycho-Analysis as applied to Bugs." to a history of the world that will surpass Mr. Wells' own. Either one or both will surely place our Peggy in the lists of
"Who's Who."
LUCYLLE OLIVER Lucylle wasn't satisfied with the certificate in voice and the general diploma that she received in 920, but returned to Ward-Belmont to solicit a furtherance of the favors of Apollo. And she is our song-bird, with a disposition that explodes 1
the old theory of the artistic
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
temperament being difficult to well, you know. to her singing, Lucylle's green coat has done more than anything else her a conspicuous figure in Ward-Belmont. Perhaps her tongue comes next. Lucylle "raves on" more than any other girl we know, but we like it. And we're not the only ones. A glance at Miss Blackwell's calling records will prove Next
to
make
this. Still, it may be the music, and not the "line" that he "fell for." 'Cause once we were passing the drawing room doors and heard a familiar sopiano voice singing very softly an aria from one of those one act Puccinni operas. The name of the aria, translated, was "My Beloved Daddy."
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Miss Alberta Cooper Miss Mary Neal Hibbett
EuConomics
Director Domestic Science
Assistant Domestic Science
H ome
economics
DOMESTIC ART ROOM
Mrs. Margaret Kennedy Lowry Miss Sallie Beth Moore
Director Domestic Art Department
Assistant in Domestic Art
Home Economics Diploma Martha Baird GussiE Ray Ross
Music Department
DIRECTORS OF WARD-BELMONT SCHOOL OF MUSIC Mr. Lawrence Goodman SiGNoR Gaetano Salvatore De Luca Mr. Kenneth D. Rose Mr. Frederick Arthur Henkel Mr. Browne Martin
Director of Piano Director of Voice Director of Violin Director of Organ Director of School of Musical Sciences
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Mrs. Cora Gibson Plunkett Miss Louise Gordon .
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Jean Cooper Doris Cone Dorothy Atkinson Margaret Connett Janice Boardman Madeleine Markham Rachael Renn Mariette Hoag
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— Mrs.
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Johnson, Ethel King, Mrs. A. B. Anderson. Mrs. Robert Lusk. Mrs. Semans. Margaret Seale. Sarah Shepherd. Leah Belle Levy. John Kennedy. Senter Woolridge. Cecilia Adickes. Alline Fentress. Mrs. Melba Budge.
Kio/m— Mildred Kinzel. Mildred White. Margaret Ogden. Margaret Webber. Dorothea Hyle, Pearl Kaplan. Fitzgerald Parker. Adelaide Miller. Elizabeth Thuss. Marion Frances Young. Marian Adams. Velma Keith, Irene^Gipson.
Second
Piano Organ
— Corrie Crawford.
— Margaret Pittman.
ROSE.
Conductor
K,o/a— Browne Martin. Sarah Hitchcock. Morgan Sansom. Cello— Dt. Geo rge Clarke. S. S. Briggs. Lenore Cronwell. F/u(c— Maurice Loveman. James Hudson, Kathryn Kirkham. C/ar/ne(— Willi im Hudson, Mr. Valdez.
06oe— Oscar
H =nkel.
—
Robert Kilvington. Turner.
Cornet
-William Keschr French Horn— Mr. Gabriel. Double Bass Mr. Gaston.
Sa;i:op/.one
—
W. H.
Sherril.
John Owsley,
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.
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Ilah
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Spon
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Johnston Connett
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Matthews
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Dickinson
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Eastham Boardman
3
Wood
1
1
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2
2
Howse
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Boardman
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3
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3
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our sentence paid
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three-fifteen we're free: I
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And now we go to chapel And that is where we pray. And get a brand new start on life To last throughout the day! At
to say!
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single morning Just as regular as can be, six forty-five the rising bell. Puts in a "loathsome" plea.
Every At
noon time.
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hear them talk you'd think all we do is simply play;
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When
eight-thirty until
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quite like the rest of the day.
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is
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half past eight regardless. amble down to work
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And
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recital):
What
is
that charming
Dr. Blanton:
Didn't you have a
sister in this school last
year?
playing^
is
A
LucYLLE Oliver:
piano y'dub.
Jan: No, sir; it was I, I'm back again. Dr. Blanton: Extraordinary resemblance.
Positively ex-
traordinary.
Where do
Biology Prof: Virginia
C:
all
the bugs go in the winter time?
(Absent mindedly) Search me!
Em Doesn't that terrific noise of Ruth Hanson falling around upstairs annoy you? Garrett: Not in the least. I enjoy having a fuss made ovei me. Bess:
Jo Mayfield:
Charlotte
S.:
I
am You
studying my best to get ahead sure need one.
Neville:
That man "Finis" must have been a great
scholar.
Nellie Beall: Why so? Em Neville: His name is
A Few Things
in
almost every book.
Students Do:
C-ash checks A-sk for money S-pend money H-unt for more
have many faults. Boys have only two. Girls
Everything they say
C-ash checks H-ope for more dough E-xhaust funds C-ash checks K-eep the kale coming S-pend money
And everything they do Erma: Sliz:
Women They do
always contradict themselves. not.
Chloe: Why are you limping? LuciLE H.: I stepped on the spur
of the
mon I
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envy her It is
Tale of the Flunkerâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;
certain!
She eats grape-fruit Without it squiitin".
Registration Participation Procrastination
Computation Investigation Disintegration
Evaporation
We
haven't space enough to give a complete definition of
senior.
War-Belets God He made
Nancy (who
lUst love flunkersâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; so many of them!
1
lashes):
is
The wise
cutting her Virgin trims
her lamps.
Did you ever take
Coralie:
chloroform?
"There's
Kenney: No! Who
teachesit?
said
millions
i
Margaret Garner
scratched her head.
No, Harriet, when Henry VII dissolved the Papal Bull. it did not mean that he made
"That
is
a
poi nt
wel
brought out,"said Jam a, as she screwed up the "Ever Sharp'
beef tea
pencil.
GwEN
:
How do
these
lo
triangles usually end?
Helen: Most into a
"I don't see how a man can put a nasty old pipe in his mouth." exclaimed Miss Morrison, and then she stooped over and kissed "Ah Oui."
Sis'
Bell:
they built
Wonder why
the lecture halls way up on that hillP Leola: Wanted to give us a higher education. I suppose. all
of
them
"Ah, a vane bird." said the as he noticed the weather cock.
new farm hand
tu
wreck tangle.
We
laugh at the professor's jokes.
No matter what they be. Not because they're funny jokes. But because it's policy. Margie Lou: Did you "Snowbound"?
Whittier's
Hallie: Nope. know he was absent.
I
didn't
<
We were enjoying today Goetz: I wasn't there,
Peggy M.:
Lamb Miss Gilkerson (in psychology); Can anyone mention a case of great friendship
made famous through
but
[
"
got a cut.
litera-
ture?
Louise
in class
"Mid
"Boirowing money may be J.
Mutt and
Jeff.
disease but lending
is
insanity."
Four Types
\ion
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f
1
We
Always Have With Us
THt G'Rmx*
^
^THlETE
STUNNING clothes,
rimmed HORN a dignity,
She
There is nothing young and girlish about her. If you should sentimentally approach her and ask her to tell you what a real woman is. she would probably tell you that it is a form of prose fiction more imaginative than the but oh, novel, and that what's the use? Her most ex-
a baby stare and lots of pep. usually, but not always, pretty. As to mental equipment, she has a great deal to is
When
she hears some particularly apt or witty remark, she likes to adopt it and use it on all occasions until it is threadbare, and she has to new one. Besides learn a
wish
for.
dancing and knowing how to plan artistic costumes she has no other accomplishments. Although her wardrobe is full of pretty clothes, she always has "absolutely nothing to wear." Poor Butterfly!
specs, great
thoughtful
gaze!
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
citing dates are at the library where she cuts quite a figure
with Waldo Emerson and has a regular crush on William Shakespeare. As for athletics. she enjoys an exciting archery When a teacher calls contest.
on
her, she adjusts her "specs,"
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
her throat and the clears rest of the class takes a rest. grade of B is an academic error in her eyes, but a C?
A
Time may come, and
may
time
go. but she "grinds" forever!
on
walks with a mannish and affects sport stride oxfords and silk shirts. She brushes her hair straight back and doesn't care if her nose does shine. You must not offer candy, because she is
SHE
always
in
training for some-
thing. She makes her best grades in Physical Ed. Because of her training, she has an advantage over the rest of us in the fifty-yard dash to breakfast, for she is able to just two table her reach seconds before Dr. Whitson "Amen." She his reaches swings a hockey stick more effectively than a knittingneedle and in tennis she serves a wicked dark-horse. Athletically speaking, she is a "regular whiz!"
SHE
is
lovable, sentimental,
and generally fickle. If you see two girls rush madly across the campus into each other's arms, you know immediately that they have a crush, for Webster says "a crush is a violent colliding of The two or more bodies. Crushable Girl puts more work on her "crush notes than she does on her English themes. You will probably see more girls affected with the crush fever in the spring, than at any other season of the year. '
'
'
Her motto flowers."
is
"Say
it
with
Women's AS
The
Tastes
SHOWN BY THE VOTE
Most—
A TTRACTIVE B— EAUTiFUL C— LEVER
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itty
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clusive
Y Z
outhful
— EALOus
A-B-C
ensemble
•
Susie Spraggins NeLLIE BeALL DeNT
Nelda Butler Leslie Davis
"Happy" Johnson KaTHERINE GaRRET "Sis" Bell Geraldine Parker "Pete" Bryant "Bee" Johnson Frances Kenney ElLANA BoRN Doris Cone Lelia Wood Cecelia Adickes Bess Murphy DeLLA JeFFRIES
Mary
E.
Gee
Edna Duncan Dorothy Bentley Peggy Middleton Nina Woodall Margaret Garner Della Jeffries Respectfully Submitted
"PRETTY" KATTISH
War-Belets cannot concentrate. Miss Rucke I thought keeps jumping the track. Ah! Sara, a nervous wreck.
Sara Frances: train of
Miss Rucker:
Dr. Johnson: I notice. Miss Riefler, that you hi absent the last few days. Rip: Yes. Dr. Johnson. Miss Swift doesn't put the until after second period.
Pete Mac: Pete:
B.
:
Here comes a plucky do you know?
Nanon:
girl.
How
Look
ilup
clean before
want
I I
A pretty good firm is Watch & Waite, And another is Attit. Early & Late; And still another is Doo & Dairet. But the best is probably, Grin & Barrett.
do somethir
Try washing an elephant.
Miss Kirkham (reading "Banner" line):
Thieves
steal woodpile. Ah the lost cord.
Mr. Martin:
Miss Morrison: 1 want to get a Aggressive Clerk: Something r been driven
to
die.
Dorthea:
at her eyebrows.
a
good
bit this year.
Miss Morrison:
Oh-h.
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All
America Shoe Store
220 5th AVE..
NORTH
formerly
New
Cotton
Seed Products
NASHVILLE. TENN.
GUPTON'S
Sport Oxfords
:,
Mill Feeds
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Hemlock 954
Mclntyre Moral Co. HIGH GRADE
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Paint With Eason's Paint"
Eason Paint
&
Glass
Company THE HOUSE OF SUPREME QUALITY JMars
Distributors for nil!
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The Chicago Varnish Cos
Glass, Brushes
Products
312 2d Ave., North
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European
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Day and Up
ers'
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of
and Paint-
Supplies
NASHVILLE. TENN.
CONSTANT VALUE GIVING IS OUR CREED CLAnd Thousands
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Thoughtful Shoppers make Worth While Savings
this
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ment
this store is full of
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every Depart-
economics for you and your
family
d. While shopping in Nashville take advantage of the splendid inducements we continually offer Leade
Dry
Ready -to-lVear, Millinery, Furniture, Rugs and Draperies Goods,
The Fastest Growing Department Store
in Nashville
FIFTH AVENUE AT CHURCH STREET
Importer
Remember Always!
r'
Go\ Phone Main 2688
Milliners
—
When you want a Book of any kind Fine Stationery
—
Fountain Pen — A Gift —or a Bible—Prayer Book — or Hymn Book—or
A
Book
Sunday School Supplies all
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Smith & Nashville, Tenn.
Lamar
Dallas, Texas
Richmond, Va.
Dress Makers Tailors
Trousseaux and
Graduation Apparel Specially Featured ••SHOP INDIVIDUAL
WARD-BELMONT'S FAVORITE CANDY
Consumers Made
Daily
in a
Sanitary
Candy Kitchen
Water Co.
for a
INCORPORATED
Discriminating Patronage Mail Orders Filled the Same
323
UNION
ST.
Day
as Received
Distributors of
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Howe's
Distilled
Water
and
Lockeland Spring Water
Phone Main 929
Office:
909 Commerce Street
The South's Style Center
for
Everything Ready-to- Wear
Telephone You want
IF
MEAT
first-class
you can that
rest
M. D. Anderson
Main
617
assured
we have
it
for
Al ex Warner Stall 17
& Son
Oysters, Fish,
Game
and Poultry
Market House
ANDERSON FISH
AND OYSTER
CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Phone us when you want
it
again
320-322 Fourth Avenue, N., Nashville, Tenn.
P.O. Box
122
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who
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St. Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED
JAMES
R.
LOVE, Manager
Liberty Mills NASHVILLE, TENN.
Coal and
Col^e
33-35
ARCADE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Mrtglit Siros.
Sc SEurtt^r
C T. Cheek & Sons Wall
Paper
Picture IFratnea
Wholesale
303
FIFTH AVENUE,
NORTH
Groceries
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11 No.
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B.
H.
Stief Jewelry Co.
M. VILLINES
Art Store 28 Arcade, Nashville, TE^
WE CARRY THE FOLLOWING Artist Materials Oil and Water Colors Stencil Outfits
Embroidery Materials College Pennants and Pillows
Picture Framing
Hashburg Roman Gold
DIAMOND MERCHANTS SILVERSMITHS
WALTER
L.
TANNER
Proprietor Artist Materials
Department
STATIONERS OPTICIANS
JEWELERS
Bernstein 512
Company
Church Street
NASHVILLE, TENN.
* NOVELTY JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS STIEFS CORNER
CHURCH
CAPITOL BOULEVARD NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ST.,
special designers of
Gold and Platinum Jewelry Special Orders Given Prompt Attention
KNOW
US
WHITE'S Nashville's Trunl^
and Leather Goods 609
Store
CHURCH STREET
Ye
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take this opportunity to extend to all the graduates at Ward-Belmont our sincere wishes for their future happiness; and to all our friends at the College many thanks for their interest in our welfare.
R. M. MILLS'
BOOK STORES
Candy, Ice Cream, Ices, Cakes and Frappes TELS.
HEMLOCK 1411
CHURCH
160- 1161
1
ST.
''Satisfactory Service'
an
Institutional
jIFTY -EIGHT years ago, of the vice
was
at the inception
Loveman business, Satisfactory Ser-
its cardinal inspiration.
Service will
Creed
be
its
everlasting Creed.
Satisfactory
Baird-Ward Printing Company specializing in
Publications
::
Catalogs
::
Booklets
150-152-154 Fourth Avenue, North
Nashville, Tenn.
Warner Drug Company COTY'S
Nashville, Tennessee
HOUBIGANT'S
MELBA
506 Church Street 401 Public Square 5th Avenue and Arcade
HUDNUT'S D'JER KISS FIVER'S
ROGER
and
—
GALLETS
RIMMEL'S
Main
DORIN'S COLGATE'S PINAUD'S and
NUNNALLY'S CANDIES ALWAYS FRESH
52
Telephones
—
SODAS AND ICES
Main 473 and 483
and 53
Main
4921
TOILET GOODS
others
Drugs
Prescriptions
Timothy's on Third Avenue near the Square sell
Carpets, Curtains and and are headquarters
Silks
for
and Suits
Rugs
Sundries
SCHUMACHER STUDIO 215)^ 5th
AVENUE,
N.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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The above address a gentle reminder young ladies having had camera portraits made by Schumacher may at any time in years to come write us your negatives are always on file the cost is in-
—
significant.
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Photographs
J.
for
This
Publication
Were
Made
by
Us
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8
49
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J. L.
AMBROSE.
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Stamped Stationery, Visiting Cards,
Dance Programs and Place Cards.
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PHONE MAIN 239 4th Avenue, N.
I
& Lawrence
ler brick
PI umbers and Electricians CALL AND SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF Electric
Artistic
Chandeliers.
Lamps,
Heating
Pads. Thermolytes. Chafing Dishes. Irons, Grills, Percolators, Curling Irons, Toasters, etc.
Statuary.
Marble and
Bronze.
All
Artistic
kinds
of
Supplies. IVe
607
Proprietors
make a
CHURCH STREET
Specially of Repairing
NASHVILLE. TENN.
1033
Nashville, Tenn.
telephones J. W. McClella MARKET. MAIN 247
Wm. Holbrook
LUBRIKO
STORE, MAIN 746
Eggs, Country Meat, Sugar
DIFFERENTIAL and
TRANSMISSION
Cured Hams and Bacon
GEARS
for AUTOMOBILES. TRUCKS
TRACTORS.
and
One
run gears of a 7-ton truck 5.000 miles and it will run gears of a touring car 15.000 miles. Can you get cheaper Lubrication? Will not melt under 300 degrees heat and will not chill under 25 degrees Lelowzero. Try it.
Holbrook & McClellan Nashville, Tennessee
The Butter and Poultry : : People :
Stall, 64
Market Hot
Store
:
321
Broad Street
filling will
CASSETTY OIL & GREASE
CO.
Distributors
NASHVILLE. TENN. 5 1b.
Can 100
lb.
10
Kegs
lb.
Can 200
25 lb.
>
.
lb.
Bbjs.
Can
50
400
lb.
lb.
Bbls.
Can
John Bouchard
&
Sons
Company
MACHINISTS Brass, Iron Ice
and Aluminum Castings
and Refrigerating Machinery
Steam and Hot Water Heating
New
and Second Hand Machinery Mill Supplies
Eleventh
Avenue and Harrison
Street, Nashville,
Telephones: Main 2510. Main 5490
Tenn.
CHOICEST OF CUT FLOWERS AT ALL SEASONS
"Say
it
Geny
With Flowers"
Brothers
Leading
Florists
Remember Us When You Need That Corsage Bouquet
212 Fifth
Avenue
Phones Main 912-913
Church
Street
Where
the Girls
Seventh Avenue
Capitol Boulevard
of Ward- Belmont are always Welcome
'The Strongest Fire Insurance Agency in Nashville"
Davis, Bradford
& Co.
Importers, Originators and Creators of
Insurance
Exquisite
Millinery Established 1867
AUTHENTIC HATS
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Y OUDEPARTMENT
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inspect our complete line of
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For Plumbers, Factories, Mills, Steam Fitters and Engineers
TOASTERS GRILLS
BOUDOIR LAMPS
1
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are as
Welcome when you come when you come to buy.
to
"look." as
Nashville Railway
&
70
Second Avenue, North
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOUDOIR SETS
Light Co.
-FOR-
Exclusive, Individual, Different
Millinery Blouses, Silk Underwear, FurSy Handbags, Suits,
Dresses and
Wraps
SHOP AT
MILLINERY )04 6.-50e
WE School Pins,
SPECIALIZE ON
Invitations,
Cards and Medals
UNION
ST,
To
Satisfy
That Appetite
ONE PRICE
McFaddens
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NASHVILLE
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CO.
LITTLE ROCK
HEADQUARTERS for
SPORTING GOODS We
restring Tennis Rackets on
One Day's
notice
KEITH, SIMMONS & CO. 412-414
UNION STREET
SWISS
DRY CLEANING COMPANY Take advantage of our Dry Cleaning after school
service
days are over.
Parcel post and express orders given prompt attention.
"THE LARGEST
AND BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE SOUTH"
WM. L.ITTERER,
Ph.
C, M.
D.
We
SAYS: ncattii'ij
'vJ
:'A
tn'daae
^auno^u
about the methods used
app^oQe
cinploiicO
could write pages
Hermitage Laundry and fail to say what Prof. in
tltt
U\e J^ei-
Dii
V^ck
Litterer has
ad veina
inotoiuiMii damlarii in
made
so
plain in such few words.
e\?exij
We
can only add that
our service of delivery our courtesy,
etc.
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is
and modern methods
Uptown
Offices
405 Union Street and 171 8th Ave, N.
on the same high plane as the sanitary of
laundering employed inside our plant.
Hermitage Laundry "The Home N. P. LeSueur, President
of
Complete Sanitation" Sam
S.
Woolwine. General Manager
Plant 116-1 18 Fifth
Main
Avenue. S.
4932-3-4
NASHVILLE'S MEETING PLACE for
Two
Nashville Institutions
To
their
justify
existence,
must render a necessary and
institutions
efficient service
to their patrons.
In the educational field,
gives an unusual
women which
attracts to
from every part
The won in
its
enrollment
girls
of the country.
recognition which its
Ward-Belmont to young
and noble service
Lebeck Bros, has
47 years of existence places this
store in a similar position in the world of trade.
The Shopping Center of Nashville
Good Things
to
Eat and Drink
SCOTT'S 606 Church Street
I^uggina
Can&y Co.
-HOME OF-
Siaby hunting.
''Acorn
^tnnh ©ak
iifloortng^^ IT
CANNOT BE MADE BETTER
THAT'S
WHY WARD-BELMONT USED
IT
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JOHN
B.
& Company RansomUUMBER""
"EVERYTHING
IN
NASHVILUE, TENN.
WHY YOU GET BETTER PICTURES WHEN WE FINISH YOUR KODAK WORK A
W.
T. Hardison DEALER
&
Co.
IN
LIME, SAND, CEMENT, SEWER AND DRAIN PIPES
Laboratory where we finish
KODAK WORK EXCLUSIVELY
Manufacturer of Brick AND Producer of Sand and Gravel
We give our entire attention to this one branch of photography, doing nothing else whatsoever, and are equipped to better maintain the high standard that we have
I
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prices are the
When
same today
as they were before the
the prices of material advanced instead of
advancing our prices we found more of production, therefore not only giving
efficient methods you better pictures
but work at the old prices.
By
running our Laboratories day and night we are any order, no matter how large or small,
able to finish
the day after
we
receive
it.
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in
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
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Thompson FIFTH AVENUE.
& Co.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
The newest Silks. White and Colored
Goods
in plain and embroidered styles. White Mulls, Cambrics, Batistes and Linens
71B ClTurcli Street
SILK HOSE A SPECIALTY CORSET FITTING A SPECIALTY HERE
H.
GRIMES & CO.
J. The Store
that Saves
You Money on
all
Purchases of
READY-TO-WEAR
CARPETS AND FINE
IRISH LINENS
AND ALL KINDS OF FINE
DRY GOODS 215
PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
Always for
Something Good
to
Eat
CALL
Algebra, Greek and Latin
would have been were it
tedious indeed
Jack Walters
& Son
not for the cheer that
(
1361
Main
(5962
"OF COURSE' The beauty about our
business
is
FloWerS
CITY
MARKET
F.
G.
Lowe & Co.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Largest Receivers and
Shippers of Foreign and Domestic
Fruits
and
Vegetables We
Early Southern Vegetables a Specialty.
on hand from season
carry
to season a larger
stock of high grade Apples than
any house
in the South.
AS the house of Dury and Kodak"^^ ery have been synonymous since the Very first Kodak, we say: "Bring us your films and we will make pic" tures you will be proud to show.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS "^-^
APPLES™^ KING
of
FRUITS
GEO. '
Eat an Apple a day and ^eep
the Doctor
away.
— Apptcology
C.DURY&
CO., Nashville
PURE
WHOLESOME
DELICIOUS
Compliments of
Foster & Parkes
Co.
^
Fine Stationery and
Society Engraving
Cream of Quality
COMPLIMENTARY
Nashville Gas
&
Heating ^l'-
Company MR. S. E. LENTON. Vice-Prest. & Gen'l Mgr. MR. CHAS. L. RIDLEY, Jr., Commercial Agent
PURE
WHOLESOME
DELICIOUS
Ladies' Sporting
Goods and Accessories
Nashville's Leading Clothiers Since 1843
416-422 Church Street Next
W.
G.
to
Maxwell House
THUSS
PHOTOGRAPHER ORIGINAL
Thuss ESTABLISHED
217 Fifth Ave., N.
STUDIO
Craig
&
Shofner Hdw. Co.
HARDWARE ROOFING AND FENCING
1873
Telephone Main 1039
NASHVILLE. TENN.
306-8 Second Ave., N.
Phones: Main 311-519
NASHVILLE
Nashville Spring
&
Mattress Co.
ROBT. ELLIOTT Building and
Wrecking Contractor
Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of buildAm at present handling plumbing
ing salvage.
Old Hickory Powder Plant, conbath tubs, lavatories, toilets, kitchen sinks, range boilers and laundry tubs. fixtures at the sisting of
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
STANDARD MUSIC COMPANY (Arcade Music Shop)
Anything
in
Sheet Music
For Music Teacher, Music Student and Music Lover
Headquarters for the Late Musical Comedy
and Popular Hits
Phone Main 2886
29
ARCADE
Nashville, Tenn.