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WARD-BELMOIT SCHOOL J^asliville,
Tennessee
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s//946 SETTING This
is
an annual production with our campus, stretching
fr(ini
majestic Acklen Hall, past the white-pillared buildings of the central campus, into club village, as
its setting.
CHARACTERS In the progress of our play, you have found yoiu'selves working
from
You and your
bit jiarts into leads.
friends have
together behind stage and before the footlights to
worked
make
this a
linished ])ri>ductii>n.
PLOT The
])l(it
began
to
unfold
last
fall
and developed against the
backdrop of the changing seasons with field,
Our
in club village, ])li)t
is
in
Academic
activities
and
building,
on the athletic in
the dorms.
one ])hase of a continuous drama.
PROGRAM NOTES Our may
])ur])()se is to s]jotlight
our ])hase of this drama.
suggest the framework, but only you
action can give
program
you'll
it
form.
always
We
kee]j
hope that Milestones
from the play
A
who have
you'll
program lived the
will be the
always remember.
'%i*'--H^.
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A/i-aM/^f Miss Catherine E. traditions, to
whom
INIorrison, the personification of
the 1946
Milestones
flashes of hunior, understanding, fairness,
is
Ward-Behiiont
dedicated.
ideals
and
Quiet authority, quick
wisdom, and capability combine to make
her one of our most beloved and respected personalities.
Unforgettable
interest
her amazing faculty for remembering each
is
and guidance
in
Washington's Birthday,
grow and has aided
every campus activity from the
May
in that
Day, and graduation.
growth.
Knowing
first
girl's
name, her
hockey game through
She has seen Ward-Belmont
her has
made us stand
just a little
straiehter and renew ovu^ faded resoluti ms.
SWiSRI
Quick flashes
oj
humor
Uiidcrslaiidiiu/, ftiirncss,
wisdom
Quid
onthorily
^
ij(^ Miss Annie
Dean
Allison,
nf
the
IVejiaratory Schot>l for twenty \ears
before her retirement in June, I'HS. !Miss
Annie
girls
a
left
profound
many years
upon each of her during
influence
Her
of untiring" service.
interests were confined not only to
the rounding of education, but to the
She trained
creating of true ladies.
them
to live
imder the
pre^rsitre of a
modern world with an unswerving belief in ideals
and an understanding
nature, and to meet with calm asstu--
ance a world quickl}' I)hvsical
True
mming
into a
and mechanical realm. to her firm belief that aris-
tocracy was a matter of manners and education. Miss Annie set as ideals for her
girls
throughout the years
those of truth, Ijeauty, purity, and
courage.
We fiememiefi ^l XinJa "for those
little
she loved in
things
])lace
she
ti])i)ed
way
her
room
spelled springtime with the daffodils
on her desk and the buds of the willow tree outside her window,
giving the soft air
tilt
â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the
f^nea
r)f
nervous
a southern spring to her classroom; the
little
way
back in her chair and flipi^ed the ])ages of her desk calendar; the quick
of her head and the crisp grey hair falling into waves; the small unembellished
manner of writing;
the
way
she loved the South; the rise and
fall
of her voice as
she read her fa\orite poem, 'Rugby Chapel,' and her last gay wishes for a 'Merry
Christmas.' \)r.
"
Linda
Rhea, head of the college
years behind classes and organizations
energy
anfl
of
Rhea.
l;r.
fie
vol ion
which she had
for
in
r^nglish
dc])arlnienl,
a
eflicienl
(|uiel,
\\'ard-l!elmont.
mo\x'd for
way which
'iliesc
many
belied the
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Dr.
President
\\\
the close of his
President
first
year as
\^ard-Reh^nmt Dr. Pro-
ÂŤ>f
vine had proven the true \ahie of the quahties he possesses, those of
progressive
leadership,
a])proachable
and
and
bad
personality,
charmed everyone by ture and
spirit,
digiiity of the
the innate cul-
Southern gen-
tleman.
A
feeling
(-)f
confidence in him
is
unmistakably present in the respectful in
cooperation of his associates and the students" response to his in-
spirational chapel talks, to the cour-
tesv that lacks pretense. l)v
these
Supported
two gnaips an improved
\\'ard-P>elmont
is
assured under the
guidance, directed by wisdnm. of Dr. Provine.
Mr. (IL/i/es
p.
0otiafiili
Dean of the College
Instructor, counselor,
of academic problems garth,
who
petence,
and adviser
is
Dean Ho-
possesses the ability, com-
and willingness
to guide stu-
dents in their courses of study.
personal
interest
in
the
His
scholastic
achievements of each student inspires all
to seek a deeper
and
standinar of knowledsfc.
fuller
under-
Jhs. Susan S. S(^uiy Principal of
flic
During" her
first
high
school,
Preparatory School year as head of the
Souby has been
Mrs.
in-
creasingly loved and respected by the pre-
paratory students.
By
her
campus
'i\vn interest in
instilling in
them
activities, she
has maintained the department's position as an integral part of the school.
^.
j^ian Jfiwin
Dean of Conscn-atory .Ml music .students
of
Music
wDrking under Dean
Irwin's excellent direction will never forget his musical ability, keen wit,
understanding.
and ready
.Always conscious of the
need for music, he has instigated and led
numerous its
activities
appreciation.
designed to increase
Dean
of
Women
Wisely and graciously handling each student's personal problems, Miss Casebier's friendliness
nized by
all
eagerness to has
won
and concern
Ward-Belmont add
is
girls.
recog-
Her
to the joys of school life
the appreciation of
all.
Nc(/isfrcv
and
\'itality
keynote of Mr. istrar.
Office,
Ijy
efficiency
have been the
r)itzer's first
year as reg-
organizing a PubHc Relations
he has been instrumental in the
circulation activities
of
Ward-Belmont news and
throughout the United States.
Business Alan agcr
Genial and kindly, zealous and capaI)le,
Mr. Donovan successfully manages
the intricate financial affairs of the school.
His desire all
to
improve Ward-Belmont
ways has made him
dents and faculty alike.
in
a friend to stu-
jaculi'i
y
Lo.NA C. Al.Mll.Malhcmalics B.S..
Birmingham-Southern College;
M.A., University
of
^Alabama.
Makibel Benton Piano
Anne Boillin Physical Education U.S.. Sargent School of Boston University; B.A., Trinity College; M.A.. Columbia University; further study, University of Iowa, George Peabody College for Teachers.
Kathleen
B. Boyij Chemistry ieorge
Peabody
College
for
Sara Worlev Brani:)on Mathematics B.S.,
M.A.,
George
Peabody College for Teachers.
Marguerite Jean Breckenridge History R.A.. M.A.. Vanderbilt University; further study. George Peabody College for Teachers.
^'ERA EsT().\ BufniKS History B.A.. Vanderbilt University; M.A.. George Peabody Colfurther study, George Peabody College
lege for Teachers; for Teachers.
Catherine Chambers History B.A.. Baylor University; M.A.. University of Texas; further study. I'niversity of Texas. University of Mexico.
Frances
B.
Dakon
Clietiiislry B.S., M.A., University of Arkansas.
Maudine Collier Uanikl
Home
Economics and Physiology
B.A.. Union University; College for Teachers.
further
study,
G:orge
Peabody
Gertrude Raymond Dempster Biolo(/y B.A.,
M.A.,
Western Kentucky
Thomas
B.
State
Teachers
College.
Donner
Spanish I!. A.. East Texas Teachers College; 11. A.. Southern Methodist University; further study. George Peabody College for Teachers,
Polly Fessey Commercial Lazi' II.
A.,
Vanderbilt
University.
Margaret Fuller Ridinci B.S.. Sargent versity.
College of Physical
Education, Boston
Un
^aculiij LovtsE Gordon Art Graduate of the New York Sc1k-o1 of Fine and Applied Arts; graduate study, Kansas City Art Institute and University of Colorado.
Margverite Dozier Gordon B.A.. Vanderbilt University; JI.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers; further study. University of Oklahoma and George Peabody College for Teachers.
Frederick Arthur Henkel Hca<i of Orycin Dcpartiiicnt Graduate. MelrL-polilan College of Music. Cincinnati; student. Cincinnati Music; student of Steinbrechcr. Andre. Sterling. Durst, and Grainger.
College
of
Florence Irwin Piono B.M.. M.M.. Bush Conservatory of Music; stvident, Ward-Belmont and Rockford College; student of John Blackmore, Frederic Lamond, Edwin Hughes; graduate study. Teachers College. Columbia University and JuUiard School of Music.
X.\NNA Eugenia Jones
Ph xsical Education Graduate. Chalif School of
Da
Mary Jane Koelz Mathematics B.S..
Memphis
State College; further study. George Peabody College for Teache
BlLLIE KUYKENDALL Ellf/lish
Peabody College for Teache
B.S.. Tennessee College; M.A.. George
Mary Jane Lawrence Biolof/y Graduate.
WardBclmont
School; B.A,. \anderbilt University.
Martha Meredith Lee Secretarial Studies B.S.. Murfrcesboro
Suic Teachers
College; M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers.
Ki TH
.\f,
Mann
Malhciiuilics B.S., L'niverjity of WiÂťcoiiftin.
jaculitf Alma Minetta Matthews Spanish B.S., Florida State College for
Women;
further study. University of Florida
Floren'ce Renich Mathias Chemistry B.S., University of \V
further studj. University of Chicago.
Nellie Pvle Miser Mathematics B.A.,
Huron
College; further study, University of Chicago.
Katherine Blanc Mitchell French and Spanish A.B., Centre College;
M.A., University of
Catherine
Illinois;
E.
University of Wis-
further study,
Morrison
Director, Department of Physical Education Diploma, Posse School of Physical Education; special student, Emerson College of Oratory, Gilbert School of Dancing, George Peabody College for Teachers and Columbia University.
Marjorie Lee Morrison Eni/lish
Texas Woman's College; M.A., Ur 'niversity; Bread Loaf School of English.
,in;
;.A.,
further
study,
Duke
John Albert Morrow Chemistry B.A.,
En
nd Henry College; M.A., University
of
Vi
i;
Ph.D.,
University of
Florida.
Margaret Elizabeth Newhall Library B.A., Vassar College; M.A., B.S., Ohio State
U
y;
B.S. in L.S., George Peabody
College for Teachers.
Martha Knott Ordway English Ph.B., University of Chicago; M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers.
Margaret Henry Ottarson Latin B.A., Randolph-Macon; M.A., University of Rome, Italy; graduate student, the American, British, Italian, and French Academies, Athens, Greece, and the Sorbonne, Paris;
research assistant, Vanderbilt University,
Frances Helen Parker German and Harj> student, Eastman A.B.. Birmingham-Southern College: M.A.. Vanderbilt Universitv private lessons in \'ienita; student of School of Music and Cincinnati Conser\*atory Carlos Salzedo. ;
;
Georgia Taylor Parks Library B.A.. Tennessee College for
Women;
B.S,
in
L.S..
Geurge Peabody College for Teachers.
Alma Wilson Phillips S/'aiiisli
B.S., M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers:
further stud>
.
Ui
University of Mexico, University of Geneva, McGill I'niversity.
Marguerite
B. Pinson High Sclwot Librarian
Marilyn Redinger I'oicc
B.M., Butler University and Arthur Jordan Conservatory; Ward-Belniont School: student of Sydney Dalton. Joseph Lautner, coaching with Charles Hedley,
Lawrence H. Riggs Head of Theory Department B.A., Beloit College: Rhodes Schola Chicago Musical College. Northweste can Institute of Normal Methods.
England: summer coui
0.xford University,
"niversity School of Music: graduate of
An
Katheryn Rose Piano study with
Wanda
Ilcinzc; (Iryan uitli
Arthur
B.M.. University of Iowa; diploma, Julliard School of Music; Landowska.
|>rivatc
Hazel Coate Rose Piano Pupil of William Sherwood. Glenn Dillard
Dunham; Harmony with Clarence
fit
and
\'icti,r
Dickinson,
Kenneth Rose Head Formerly Teacher dianapolis
in
of Violin
Metrf<politan Schrwl of
Department Music, Indianapolis; Concert Master,
Symphony
Paris; George
li
fJrchestra; student of McGihcny, Indianapolis; Arthur liarlmanii Lehmann, Berlin; Suky, Prague.
Jea.N RvijER
Physical Education B.S., Sargent School of Boston r'nivcrsity.
Laurine Forrester Saruent
Home B.S..
University of
Tennessee;
Economics
M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers;
further
study, Vanderbilt University.
Grace Schneck Music Theory B.Mus., M.Mus., American Conservatory of Music; Mills College; Theory and Composition with Leo Sowerby, Stella Roberts, and Darius Milhaud.
Margaret Shannon Physical Education B.S., Southern Methodist University.
Melba Sherman English ;.A.,
Millsaps College; M.A., Vanderbilt University.
Pauline Lacy Smith English A.B.,
University
of
Kentucky;
M.A.,
University
of
Chicago;
further
study,
George
Peabody College for Teachers.
Amelie Throne Piano Farrar School of Voice and Piano. Nashville, Tennessee; student of Maurice Aronson, Vienna; Josef Lhevinne. Berlin; Sigismund Stojowski. New York; Master Class of Harold Bauer, New York.
Emily Pearl Travis Economics and History B.S., Stephen F. Austin Teachers College; M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers; further study. University of Texas, University of New Mexico, George Peabody College fur Teachers.
.4nna Hill \'etters Sfcech B.A.. Incarnate
Word
College; M.Ed., University of Texas; further study. Northwestern
University.
Elizabeth
Wall
Piano B.S.. George Peabody College for Teachers;
B.Mus.. Nashville Conservatory of
student of VViktor Labunski, Eduard Loessel,
Roy Underwood.
Susanna Wilder Sociology and Bible B.A., Smith College; M.A., Yale University.
Mu
REGISTRATiU
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Senh/i ^/^^/ Oljice/is f'rcsidciit
I'ice-Prcs'ulcnl
Secretary
NyWtV rioUNArjAY Makv Ann Miiukay Ikis Tluner Loving
Hoardiiu/ Treasurer
Pi:i;(;v
Day Sludcul Treasurer
Joyce Sessoms
Sergeant at
Sponsor
Arms
Natai.ik
Mks. Lona
Pope
Almond
Mrs. Almond
Jme Me me Senkas who rememljer
first
smoker, talk and coffee flowing
who
led a hewildered
group
of jMids
of rush week, their first college classes, ;
;
danced
at a
peacetime senior prom
;
and matched
and those homepastel
Sunday afternoons
dance the minuet on Washington's
to
through the maze Birthdav
sick
Thev
shirts for crinoline skirts
the friendhness of the yellow-tagged
and powdered wigs girls
Open Hearth.
at the
abandoned jeans and long-tailed
roommates and saved ribbons from
formals with
the excitement of returning to
Alay Day. familiar faces after
merged was
Christmas
;
"the night
we made
and that Saturday afternoon when three
raid,"
into
and
theirs,
spring
a class; the realization that it
would always be a part
came magnolias,
anxious
waiting
stood, that
Ward-Belmont of them.
With
long, lazy nights at the club,
materialized
sunny morning,
when Ward-Belmont
to hear the
the
were
halls
chimes
in the
and girls
tower
These are the Seniors who
followed the tradition of wear-
ing personality cuts and hats to match
Ward-Belmont
to
:
brought class blazers
stacked red English books beside
Prophet and Barefoot Boy
"Hayseeds" who
;
set
"out for victory" on
icith
the pace of Senior,
These are the
campus
life,
They
time at Step
last
Singing, and, standing in the shadow of
These are the Seniors who heard
who were
Senior-Middle Day.
sang the Senior Song together for the
announcing \^-E Day.
The
Check.
Pembroke
Hall,
the echoes of the Class
heard promise in the voices of
'47.
At graduation they
of '45 as they sang of "the glorious spirit of old '46," car-
held hopes, memories, and a diploma as they marched from ried out the
new
Orientation program, listened on Senior the chapel to
Recognition of giving
Day and
may be yours and
not your inheritors."
They
keep memories of caroling before Christmas, boarding the train
the
and knowing that the next good-by might be the
new
last,
lollypop-painted rooms in Senior Hall, the bolero
of the coke machine,
"The
Bells of
Ward-Belmont."
resolved to "give now. that the season
"Blues" and impromptu acts
in
the
These are the Seniors.
\\'hat they leave
and what they
take must of necessity be intangible, for "what is
invisible to the eve."
for
which
it
Their class
stood are worthy.
were the Seniors.
That
will live is
if
is
essential
the things
their hope.
These
Marilyn Anderson Martha Bclew
Ijctty
Marii.vn Ci.aire Anderson
PittsljiiiKh,
Pa.
.\Iaki iiA
Tri
Anti-Pandora General Aeademic Diploma
l'n-si<lenl.
Student
i'J.iZMiKTii
'45; Home Economics Club. '45; Secretary, Osiron Oub, '45; Spanish Club, '46; Cheerleader, Senior
'45;
^.W.f•.A..
Maktiia PjKi.kw
Class; y.W.C.A., '45. '46.
'I'OI'S, Jiniicr M(,; SiM-Kcaiit
Lii-ulni.mt.
M
'45,
'46;
K
Clul),
Arms, Tri
SlKinisli '46.
Ch.l>,
'45,
La.
K
'4.1;
Y.W'.V.A.
(;,liini-t.
Ml,.
(ank Sandlin Bkaley.
K
I'hi
ish
General Academic Diploma
.
.
.
A.shlanil,
Ky.
X. L. General Academic Diploma
Atwoofl, Tcnn.
,
Tri
Omaha,
D.iy
'•!(.;
General Academic Diploma
TOPS.
TOPS,
Bailev
K
Academic Diploma
Lh" Tri
Osiron General Aeademic Diploma
.'Xn.ve
•4.'i.
Alexandria,
P.M.iiuiN
Franklin, Ky.
Bkaui.ky Tri
AnKkiir Club. '45; Art CUiIj, First Semester, '46,
Bonp"
PmsciLi.A
Viui'.iN'iA
r.cun-al
I'rcictiir,
Johnson City, Tcnn.
.-X-syfiTH
'l\Min.
K
General Academic Diploma
Proctor. Founders Hall. '45; President, French Cluli, 45; President, Anti-Pandora Cluli, '46; French Clul., 'Al,.
Betty
Jane Jiraley
Nashville,
P,Mi(i)
Andy"
Elizabeth Baldwin Jane Nichol Brown
Martha Baird
Priscilla Bailey Virginia Bradley
Asquith
Betty Boaz
Theta Kapiia, Club,
4.';,
'45, '46;
French Club,
'45, '46;
Spai
46.
N'ehr.
"Pris" A. K. General Aeademie Diploma Speech Club. '45; Chimes, '45; Review
Fxlitor.
Chimes.
Editorial Editor. Hyphen, '45: Literary E*litor, Hyphen, '46; Phi Theta Kappa. '45; Treasurer, Phi Thela Kappa. '46: Spanish Club. '45. '46; V.W.C.A.. 45. '46; .MiLtsTONES. Feature F-<lilor. '46.
Bettv Covincton Boaz Tri K
'46;
Franklin, Ky. Janfc Nrcnor,
Secretarial Certificatr
TOPS, Tri
K
.Second Lieutenant. '45. '46; SerKc.-ml Club. '46.
:it
Arms,
Brown
..
Nashville, Tenn.
p. T.
General Academic Diploma
M
^
'^^^,
Carolyn Buie
Marjorie Brown
Franklin, Tenn.
Mary Carolyn Burkhart
T. C. General Academic Diploma
Alt Club,
'45, '46;
Spanish Chih.
'45,
'46.
Choir,
'45;
Carolyn Buie
Corsicana, Texas
"Boo" Tri
Y.W.C.A.
K
Milestones,
'46;
'46.
Nashville, Tenn.
K MiRIAM CarNEY
'45;
"Martha Washington,"
'46.
Editor,
G.
Newman
CalVO Panama
Club,
'45,
Art Club, City, Republic of X. L.
'-
'46;
TOPS,
'45.
'46,
Home
Economics Club,
'45.
'46.
Iowa
City,
Iowa
Member of Athletic Association, '45; Archerv Varsity. '45; Spanish Club, '45; Home Economics Club,
Active
'45;
Panama
Jane Carver
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma
Mile-
Art Club, Theta Kappa,
'45;
Nashville, Tenn. '^-
General Academic Diploma
Carol Cannon
TOPS, Second Lieutenant, French Club, '45, '46; Phi
stones, '46; '45,
'*5,
Cabinet, '46.
General Academic Diploma, Piano Certificate
'46;
'46.
of Athletic Association, '45, '46.
Edna
Editor,
'45,
General Academic Diploma
General Academic Diploma
Assistant
Orchestra, '45, '46, Vice-President, '45; Southern Belles,
Spanish Club,
"Dakie" Tri
Speech Club, '45; Chemistry Club,
Nashville, Tenn.
Agora
Mary Dake Caldwell
Member
Mary Laura Cannon Piano Diploma
X. L. Spanish Club, '45;
Hominy, Okla.
"Lvn"
Elizabeth Craig BRUNSELL.Evansville, Wis.
'45; Active
.
Caldwell
Jane Carver
Anti-P"andora General Academic Diploma
Glee Club,
'45;
.
Mary Dake
Carolyn Burkhart Miriam Carney
Mary Laura Cannon
Lakeland,
Fla.
Agora General Academic Diploma Active
Member
of
Athletic
Archery Varsity, '45; TOPS, Chemistry Club, '46.
Association, '45,
'46;
'45,
H\plien,
'46; '46:
.
(benhfis
Katherine Chesfck ilaO' Alice Cooper
Katherine
I,ouise Chesick
Bomar Cleveland
Suzanne Conyne
Pat Cooley
Lucy Ann Coombs
Shirley Corrough
Mary Cowan
Ramona Daigle
Barbara Davis
New
Castle, Ind.
Pat Coolev
Louisville, Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma
T. C. General Academic Diploma
Home Economics Club, *45, '46; Secretary. T. C. Club, 43. Treasurer, '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '46,
Ky.
Staff, Mjlf.stones, '45; V.W.C.A. Cabi-
Glee Club, '45; Art Club. '45; Art •45, '46; net, '46,
Cartoonist.
Hyphen.
'45.
SiiiRi.i;v
CdRRdUGH
Marvville,
Mo.
A. K. General Academic Diploma '-tS. '40. Leader, '46; Orchestra, '45. '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '45, '46; Choir, '45, '46; Vice-President. A, K. Club, '45; Vice-President, Spanish Club, '46.
Captivators.
Elizabeth Bomar Cleveland
Mary Cowan
Wartrace, Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn.
A. K.
Agora
General Academic Diploma
General Academic Diploma
Ann Coombs
Glee Oub, •43; French Club. '45. '46, President, '46; Chimes, '45. '46, Business Manager, '46; German Club, '46; Art 'Clul>, '46; Hyphen. Reporter. '46; Speech Oub. '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '46; Round Table Club,
1-ucY
'45, '46, Vice-President, '46.
Sficech Club. '45.
Nashville, Tenn.
X. L. General Academic Diploma
Ramona
..
T.a.
X. L. General Academic Diploma Spanish
Suzanne Conyne
Church Point,
Dai(;le
C'Inb.
'45;
Newman
Club, '45, '40.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Pcnta Tau General Academic Diploma
TOPS,
'45;
tive
Penta Tau Club, '45; Xcws Spanish Oub, '45, '46; AcAssociation, '45, 46; Y,W,C,A.
Secretary,
Hyphen Suff, Member, Athletic
Editor
Cabinet, '43, '46.
'45;
Jacksonville, Fla, Pcnta Tau General Academic Diploma
liAKiiAKA |ka.\ IJavis
Mary
.'Xlick
Cooper
.
Agora General Academic
Nashville, Teiiii. Dipt*
French Club,
'45;
TOPS,
'45;
Speech Club,
'45,
'40.
y//A/».
•
Jeanne DeMoss
Virginia Dietz
Selene Elliston
Mary Edwards
Jeanne DeMoss
Louisiana,
Mo.
Katherine
Katherine Durham.
.Hendersonville, N. C.
.
Agora
"K. D." T. C.
Lieutenant, "45;
Hyphen
Virginia Dietz
General Academic Diploma
Staff, '45, '46;
Spanish Club, '45, '46; Vice-President, Speech Club, '45; Chemistry Club, '46; Y.W.C.A., '45, President, '46.
IJowling Varsity, '45 Active Member, Athletic Association, '45, '46; Athletic Board, '46; TOPS, First Lieutenant, '45, '46; Drum and Bugle Corps, '46; French Club, '46; Hockey Varsity, '46; Tennis Varsity, '46; President, T. C. Club, '46.
Fort Worth, Texas
Home Economics
Club.
Spanish Club,
'46.
'45,
'45,
'46;
Speech
Club,
'45;
.Webster Groves, Mo. Penta Tan .
.
Mary Saffell Edwards. Choir. '45 C.A.. '46.
;
.Lawreiiceburg, Ky.
Agora Diploma in Piano Glee Club, '45 Second Vice-President, Y.W. ;
Charlotte Evans
Montgomerv, Ala. T. C.
General Academic Diploma '46;
French Club,
Ruth Evans
'45.
'46;
Phi
Fort Knox, Ky. Agora
General Academic Diploma, Certificate in Riding
'45, '46, Junior Lieutenant, '46; Secretary, Glee Club, '45; Choir. '45, '46, President. '46; Spanish Club, '46; Art Club, '45, '46.
Katherine Elizabeth Dougher A'loines,
Dorothy Dyer Janet Farley
Chemistry Club, '45, Theta Kappa, '45, '46.
Dorothy Jean Dyer. TOPS,
Des
Durham
;
"Gengie" Anti-Pandora
•
Ruth Evans
General Academic Diploma
TOPS, Second
•
Iowa
Secretary, Agora, '45; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. '45; Associate Editor, Hyphen, '45, Editor, '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '45, '46; TOPS, '45, Captain, '46; Active Member. Athletic Association, '46; Spanish Club, '45, '46; Chimes, '45, '46; Turf and Tanbark Club, '46.
"Kay"
Selene Elliston
T. C.
General Academic Diploma Phi Theta Kappa, ish Club,
'46.
'45, '46;
French Club,
'45, '46;
Span-
Nashville, Tenn.
X. L. General Academic Diploma Athletic Association Board, '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '46.
Janet Farley
Bay "Jan"
Agora General Academic Diploma
City, Mich.
enim
NfARii.YX
Sue Folken Margaret Ann Funk
Mary Lena Faulk
Marilyn Fanner Audrey Forsythe
Doris Francesa
Farmer
Ponca
City, Okla.
Srz.'WNF.
Folken
Albert Lea, Minn.
Doris Francesa
Fayetteville, A. K. General Academic Diploma
X. L. General Academic Diploma
"Slinkw" Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma
Spanish
Chill,
'-IS,
'46;
Chemistry Club,
.
'46.
Spanish Club,
W.
Va.
W.
Va.
'45, '46.
Active Member, Athletic Association, '45, '46; Baseball Varsity, '45.
Harriet Farwell V.W.C.A. Cabinet,
'46;
Jacksonville, Fla.
X. L. Art Club,
Faclk
.\Iarv Le.va
Platte,
Nebr.
.Xi.ma
Dramatic
CUili. '45; '46.
Hill,
Penta Tau
General Academic Diploma
Thomasville, Ga.
Oak
Lee Fkazier
Agora
"Florida" Tri
North
Forsythe
.At.iJKEV
'45, '46.
Spanish Club, '45; Turf and Tan-
General Academic Diploma, Art Certificate Art Club, '45, '46.
bark Club,
K
General Academic Diploma
Hockey Varsity,
'45, '46; '45, '46; '46.
Tennis Varsity,
STOXM
SufF,
Basketball Varsity, '45, '46; Baseball Varsity, '45; Mile-
Marcaret Anne Funk Marian
Worth,
Barbara Faust
W.
Va.
I.oi-isE Fo.ster A. K.
X. L.
General Academic Diploma
General Academic Diploma
Sergeant at Arms, A. K. Club, '45; Active Member,
President, X. L. Club, '46; Chemistry Club, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '46; Spanish Club, '46.
Athletic Association, '45, '46; TOPS, First Lieutenant, '45, '46; Chemistry Club, '45, '46.
Henderson, Ky.
"Mariiy Anne"
Tulsa, Okla.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
Speech Club. '45; Milestones '46;
Hyphen
'45,
"46.
Staff,
'45,
Staff,
'45;
46; Glee Club,
C/iimM,
45,
'45,
46; t hoir,
Gertrude Furey Beverly Godell
Evelyn Furey
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Elizabeth
ThchiKi Galloway
Betty Gaston
Elizabeth Gift
Brooksy Greene
Bobbye Hagan
Mary Ruth Hale
Ann Gift
F. F.
Tri
Lieutenant, '45, '46; Home Economics Club, '45, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '45, '46.
Gertrude Furey
Peoria,
111.
Scarsdale, N. Y.
TOPS, '46;
Lieutenant,
Home Economics
Active Member, Athletic Association,
General Academic Diploma
Phi Theta Kappa, '45, President, '46; Vice-President, Tri K, '46; Baseball Varsity, '45; Second Lieutenant, TOPS, '45, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '45,
'46.
BoBBYE Ann Hagan
Club, '45,
'45,
Tampa,
Fla.
X. L. General Academic Diploma, Certificate in General Art
Speech Club, '45; Art Club,
'45,
Gene Stewart Glass General Academic Diploma, Certificate
in
General Art
Second Lieu-
Mary Ruth Hale
Betty Gaston
Speech Club, '45; Spanish Club,
'45, '46.
Salem, Ind.
Agora
'46.
Nashville, Tenn. X. L. General Academic Diploma '45, '46.
Nashville, Tenn.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
'46.
Spanish Club,
Thelma Galloway
Nashville, Tenn. A. K.
K
F. F. '45, '46;
3ROOKSY Greene
"Libbv"
TOPS,
Morristown, Tenn.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
Beverly Godell
Chicago, Del Vers
111.
Js^m
Dallas, Texas Osiron General Academic Diploma, Speech Certificate
DoROTHV Mar'jaret Hai,l
Spanish Club. '45: President, Dramatic Club, President, Osiron Club, '40.
'45,
'46;
.\,\ITA
HdOCKS
Lake Wales,
Fla.
Vii(i;iNiA .Ann
Spanish
'45;
Cliib,
Dramatic Club,
'45;
Hopkins
Madison, Wis.
X. L. General Academic Diploma
X. L. General Academic Dipluma. Speech Certificate
Art Club,
Anita Hodges Doris Hosmer
Jean Herndon Nancy Hornaday
Betsy Ann Harris Virginia Hopkins
Martha Lou Harlo Betty Hoover
Dorothy Hall Catherine Holt
'46;
llari. Ensemble, '45; Spanish Club, '45, '46; TOPS, Lieutenant, '45, '40; Active Member, Athletic Association, '46; Chemistry Club, '40.
Junior
Choir, '46.
Martha Lou Harlow
Cave City, Ky. X. L. General Academic Diploma, Foods and Xittrition
Catiikhink Hf)i.T
Art Club. tary. '46;
Betsv
'45;
Home Economics
Chemistry Club,
.An.s
Club, '43, '46, Secre-
'46.
Harris
l^Jashville,
Burlington,
N. C.
Tri K General Academic Diploma
Diploma
Wee
Club.
'43;
French Club,
'45.
'46;
l.iuc
Hounadav.
Des Moines, Iowa
/()/.(/â&#x20AC;¢"
Penta Tau
TOPS.
Lieu-
General Academic Diploma
French Club. '45; Sergeant at Arms, Senior-Middlc Class; Sergeant at Arms, Penta Tau; Swimming Varsity, '45, '46; Chemistry Club, '45, '46; Art Club, '45; Hockey Varsity, '40; President of Senior Class, '46;
Tenn.
Tri K General Academic Diploma
Nancy
Phi Thcta Kappa, '40; Ensemble Girl,
Bktty IIofiVKR
'46.
Viola, Tenn. Penta Tau
UoROTHV
Jea.v
Her.mjon
..
Nashville, Tenn.
Del Vers Organ Diploma, fiano Diploma
Southern Belles,
'45.
Gcnrrul Academic Diploma Active .Member. Athletic Association, '45, '46; Hockey Varsity. '45, '40; TOPS. Second Lieutenant. '45, '46; Chemistry Club, '40; French Club, '46; Secretary, Student Council, '40.
DiiKis Vikcinia HiismivK
Indianapolis, Ind. A, K. General Academic Difloma
Emma
Anna Marie Hughes Marion Jolinson
Laura Tlulse
Anna Marie Hughes
...
Bartlesville. Okla.
Phi Theta Kappa,
'45,
'46;
TOPS,
Pattie Ruth Jenkins
Midland, Ga.
X. L. General Academic Diploma. Textiles and Clothing ^^P'on"^
T. C.
General Aeademie Diploma. Piano
Certificate
'45.
Art Club, '45; Secretary, X. L. Club, '46; President, Home Economics Club, '46.
Emma Laura Hulsey
Ruth Jenkins
Carolyn Hussey Helen Kane
Klaiiu' Ilumphicv.s Mollie Fred Jones
1-
Suzette Jollnstone
Betsy Karl
Mollie Fred Jones
Pine
Blufif,
Ark.
X. L. General Academic Diploma Sergeant at Arms, X. L., '45; Captivators, '45; Active Member, Athletic Association, '45, '46; TOPS, Junior Lieutenant,
'45,
'46.
Topeka, Kans.
X. L. General Aeademie Diploma Speech Club,
Spanish Club,
'45;
'45,
'46.
Marion Jcjhnson Elaine Humphreys
Nacona,
Nashville, Tenn.
Helen Kane
Nashville, Tenn.
Agora
X. L. General Academic Diploma
Te.\-as
F. F.
General Academic Diploma
Piano Diploma
Spanish Club.
'45.
Vice-President, F. F. Club.
Sara Carolyn Hussey
Topeka, Kans.
Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma Glee Club. '45; '46;
Speech Club,
Home Economics
'45;
Club, '46.
Spanish Club,
Suzette Johnstone Tr'
Anderson,
K
General Academic Diploma '45,
TOPS,
'45,
'46.
Ind.
Betsy Karl
Nashville, Tenn.
Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma
eni(^fis
Ruth Kelly Maudeen Kuykendall
Kav Keggix
Grand
Island, Nebr.
C.
Dudley
in
Art
Nashville, Tenn.
Klei.n'
'45,
'46;
Duncan,
F. F.
General Academic Diploma
Spanish Club,
'45. '46; Hyphen, '45. '46, Feature Editor, Milestones, '45, '46; TOPS, Second Lieutenant, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, '46; President, Art Club, Chimes, Art Editor, '46.
Chimei. '46;
Maudeen Kuykendall
Agora S/Ccrctarial Training Certificate
X. L. General Academic Diploma, Certificate
Jane Knabe Frances Lewis
Dudley Klein Jacque Leffler
Carrolyn Kelton Elaine Lawrence
.
'45,
Okla.
'46.
'46;
Elaine Lawrence
Nashville,
Tenn.
F. F.
Ja.ne Claihi;
Knabe
.
,
University City, Mo.
F. F.
Rlth Theresa Kelly
TOPS,
'45;
Del Vers Club. '45; Chemistry Club, '46.
Thcta Kappa, '45, '46; Chemistry Club, '45, '46; Spanish Club, '45, '46; President, F. F. Club, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '46; "George Washington," '46. 7'hi
General Academic Diploma Treasurer.
General Academic Diploma
Corncllcvillc. Pa.
Del Vers
French
Club,
'45;
General Academic Diploma
Chemistry Club,
Proctor. Hail Hall, '45; German Club, '45. '46, President, '46; Speech Club, '45, '46; TOPS, '45, '46, First Lieutenant, '46.
Castle, Ind.
A. K. General Academic Diploma '45,
'46;
French Club,
Mary Frances Lewis
Corsicana, Tex.
Tri K General Academic Diploma, Speech Certificate
New
jACf)UE Leffler.
Chemistry Club,
Carrolvn Sweatmos Kelton'
'45.
'46.
Strong, Ark.
Agora
Anne Koonce
Nashville, Tenn.
A. K. General Academic Diploma
Home Economics
Club, '45, '46.
General Academic Diploma
French Club, '45, '46; TOPS, Junior Lieutenant, '45, '46; H-vphcn Staff, '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '46; Proctor, Pcmbro'ke Hall, '46; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, '46.
"Sold
Madora Lonsdale Martha Mclntyre
to
the little lady on
righ
Mary Elizabeth Lowery Mary McWilliams
Peggy Loving
Edna McLure
Madora Lonsdale
Winfield,
Iowa
Caroline McDaniel
TOPS,
'45.
Graham, Texas
,Aj-K
TOPS,
'45, '46;
^'^^^^^
^R-^^'^s
Senior Class Boarding Treasurer, '46.
Turf and Tanbark Club,
McGhee
'46.
Nashville. Tenn.
i i General Academic Diploma
Tri
n n-., General Academic Diploma Baseball Varsity, '45; TOPS, '45, '46, Captain, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '46; Vice-President, Chemistry Club, '46; Hyphen Staff, Sports Manager, '46; Basketball Varsity," '46; German Club, '46;
Topeka, Kans.
Caroline McDaniil
Marv Frances McGee
Martha Maddux
Marjorie Malin
Mary McWilliams
Tri K General Academic Diploma, Riding Certificate
A. K. Glee Club, '45; Speech Club, '45;
Peggy Loving
my
Gulfport, Miss. F. F.
General Academic Diploma
German
Chemistry Club,
'45;
^LARTHA Lee
Maddux
Club, '45, '46.
Salem, Ky.
Agora General Academic Diploma Glee Club. '45 Speech Club, '45 Vice-President. Agora Club, '46; Choir, '46; Proctor, Pembroke Hall, '46. ;
,,
^ MARTHA ,, AIcIntYRE
^t
,
•,,
;
„.
Nashville, Tenn.
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma
Marjorie Claire Malin
Augusta, Ark.
"Margie" A. k.
Edna Alston McLure
Mary Elizabeth Lowery. 'p
..
Nashville, Tenn.
Q
General Academic Diploma
^
,'^\^\ ,
Winnefield, La.
„
General Academic Diploma Spanish Club, '45; Speech Club,
'45.
General Academic Diploma Captivators, '45, '46; TOPS, '45, '46, Lieutenant, '46; Chemistry Club, '46; French Club, '46; Hvplien Staff, '46; Orchestra, '46.
I'.abette
Charlotte
Marsh Moore
Helen Mills
Mo
Margaret
Babette Mar.sh
Kansas
City,
Mo.
Jacqueline Millican
Penta Tau General Academic Dtplmta
Gctural
Milestones. Photographer. '45; Treasurer. Penta Tau Oub, '43; Sergeant at Arms. Speech Club, '45; TOPS, '43, '46; French Club, '46; President, Penta Tau
Academic
TOPS, Second
Baton Rouge, La.
X. L. Diploma.
'46.
Axx
Loti.sE Mar.shali
'46.
Bowling Varsity,
Tenil
Athletic
Lenoir Citv
Art Club. '45;
Bowling Varsity, '43; TOPS, Junior Phi Thcta Kappa. '45. '46; Active
Lieutenant. '45; Mcml^er. Athletic
A.*.vjciatif/n.
'45,
'46,
ERA
Ei.LE.N
Mew
Varsity, '46.
Osiron Club,
j.^^..^^ '46.
CHARLOTTE MooRE
.^g
(.,„,
g^^^^^^^^
Chemistry Club, '45;
'^="'''"'
..., Nashville,
Home
Economies Club, r,
Teiiii.
'46;
TOPS, Second
'"5-
Class,
'45;
Lieutenant, '45; Active Member,
Secretary, '45. Athletic Club, '45, '46; Phi Thcta
'46,
Chemistry
'46-
^^^^
^^
Tenn.
Penta Tau General Academic ^caacm.c uxpioma Dibloma
Atlanta, Ga.
Art Oub. '45; Speech Club. '45; .Spanish Club. '43, '46; TOP.S. Sec/md Lieutenant, '43. 46; Active Meml>er. Athletic AsKciation, '46; Home Economics Club,
Swimming
,^5.
Leotu.s Morriso.n-
Osiron General Academic Diploma
•46;
j.,„,,
Secretary, '46;
Tennis ^'arsily. '43. '46: Pr^^ry Editor, ChimeV. '46! MiLESTC-JES Staff, '46.
\
^^^
'45;
Treasurer, Senior-Middle Association, '45.
Manager,
General Academic Diploma
Xashville, Tenn.
Nashville,
K
General Academic Diploma
Certificate
Osiron
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma, Art Certificate
Margaret Morrow Tri
Art
Lieutenant, '45; Art Club, '45,
Hei EV TaNROSE MiLLS -^
Oub,
Ann Motch
Edytii Vivian Mos.s
Sinton,
Texas
Osiron r~ t ^.eneral
'45. ,
^.
^^(
ci,,],
'45,
'46.
.45.
j a rf,.t Academic Diploma
chimes
Staff,
'45,
'46;
French Club,
.Savannah, &a.
"Leo" Xri
K
General Academic Diploma. Riding Certificate Varsity, '45; TOPS. Captain, '45, '46: Aclive Member, Athletic Association, '43, '46, President, '46; Htxkcy Varsity, '46; Sports Editor, Hyphen, '46; Turf and Tanbark Club, '43, '46.
Swimming
Ann MoTCH
Mickllcboro, Tenn. Osiron
9
Audrey Eloise Mount
Park Ridge,
111.
Mary Naquin
X. Club, '45, Club, '46.
L.,
'46,
'46;
Chemistrv
Secretary,
'46;
Club,
Turf
Nashville,
Tenn
al
'46;
and
Nashville, Tenn.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
Academic Diploma
Ariston Club, '45;
French Tanbark
Hood and Gown,
Dorothy Ann Oman Janet Nelson
Mary Ann Murray
Nashville, Tenn. Agora General Academic Diploma
Vice-President,
Senior Class,
Spanish
Club.
'45.
Secretary,
'46;
Art Club, Vice-President,
'45,
'46.
Nashville, Tenn.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
Jacksonville, Fla. Penta Tau Art Certificate
•
•
Bonny Jean Nichols
Anti-Pandora
X. L. General Academic Diplmna
•
•
Eccowasin Club,
Spanish Club,
'45;
'45,
'46.
Y.W.C.A., '46; Penta Tau, '46.
'46; Treasurer,
Marth.a Overall
'46.
Murfreesboro, Tenn. T. C.
General Academic Diploma
Spanish Club,
Janet Neumann Patricia
Ann Murrie
Vienna,
Osiron General Academic Diploma
Spanish Club, '45;
Home Economics
'45;
TOPS,
'45,
'46.
Des Moines, Iowa Penta Tau
Club, '45, '46.
111.
General Academic Diploma '45; Phi Theta Kappa, '45, '46, VicePresident, Student Council, Vice-President, '46; \^ice-President, Penta Tau Club, '46; German Club, '46.
French Club.
'46;
BoBHY ParrisH-
Nashville, Tenn.
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma
enim
Mary Lou Phelps Mary Ellen Randall
Barbara Ann Peters
St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Bette Pierce
X. L. General Academic Diploma Club. '45; Senior-Mid Cheerleader, '45; Speech Club, '45; Vice-President, Home Economics Club, '45,
Chimes Staff, Milestones,
46; TOPS,
STO.NES, '46;
'45, '46.
'45,
Jo EvAi.YX Pevahoi.-se
.
.
Miriam Rew
MicKiE PuRCELL
'46;
'45; Editor, Chimes, '46; Feature Editor, '45; Assistant Feature Editor, MileClub, '45, '46; Phi Thcta Kappa,
Detroit, Mich.
Agora
Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma, Piano Certificate
Art
Natalie Pope Elizabeth Reynolds
Bette Pierce
Corsicana, Texas
General .4cad.cmic Diploma, Speech Certificate President, Club, '46;
Agora Club,
Drum
Vice-President,
'46;
and Bugle Corps,
Dramatic
'46.
German
Music Editor, Hyphen,
'46.
Mary
Randall Little Rock, Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma
Ei.i.en
Decaturville, Tenn.
Vice-President, Anti-Pandora Club, '46;
F. F.
Natalie Pope
General Academic Diploma
.
Bay
City, Mich.
Ark.
Spanish Club,
'45.
"Tall)!" '46.
Treasurer. F. F. Club,
Agora
Miriam Rew
General Academic Diploma
Mary
I,oi;
Phei.p.s
Fremont, Nebr.
Agora Club, Arms, Senior
Birmingham, Ala. Tri
Club, '45, Treasurer, *46; Treasurer, '46; Chemistry Club, '46; Sergeant at
Class, '46.
K
General Academic Diploma
Home Economics
Glee Club. '45; Spanish Club,
'46.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
lu-izAnirrii
'45 ; Choir, '45 ; Active Member, AthAssociation. '45. '46; Athletic Board. '46; Caplivators. '45. '46; Orchestra. '45. '46; TOPS, Captain, '45. '46; President. Del Vers Club. '46; and Bugle Corps, '46; President, Spanish Club. '46.
Archery Varsity, letic
Drum
Anne
Priije
Nashville,
T. C.
Tenn.
Dance
Agora General Academic Diploma
Covvles Reynold.s Bowling Green, Ky.
TOPS,
'45;
Spanish Club,
Certificate '45, '46.
You
don't
have the honor count, Belezv
Rosemary Reynolds
Rosemary Reynolds
Fremont, Nebr.
Caroline Richard
T. C.
Glee Club, '45,
'46;
'45;
Orchestra,
Spanish Club,
'45. '45, '4b;
Springfield, Tenn.
Lois Rockett
'46;
TOPS,
Southern
TOPS,
'45,
'46;
Spanish Club,
'45,
Clawton,
Ala.
F. F.
General Academic Diploma
Geueral Academic Diploma
R.py
Caroline Richard Betty Rutland
Olive Rich F. Russell
Mary
Joy Roberts
'46; Glee Club, '45.
Glee Club, '45; Speech Club. '46; Spanish Club,
'46.
Belles,
'45.
Mary Frances Russell
Amarillo, Texas
Osiron
Nancy Ripy
Lawrenceburg, Ky. Agora
General Academic Diploma
Betty Rhinehart
Nashville, Tenn. T. C.
TOPS,
Betty Rutland
St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Tri K General Academic Diploma
Junior Lieutenant, "45, '46; French Club, '45,
'46.
General Academic Diploma
Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, '46; Secretary, Tri K Club, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '46; Spanish Club, '46; TOPS, '45. '46, Junior Lieutenant, '46; Swimming Varsity, '45, '46.
Joy Roberts
Olive Rich
Bainbridge, Ga.
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma
TOPS,
'45;
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tri
Glee Club, '45; Spanish Club, '46; Economics Club, '45, '46.
Home
K
General Academic Diploma,
Voice
Certificate
Joan Ryerson
Choir, '45; Glee Club. '45; President, Senior-Middle Class, 45; President, Tri Club. '46; College Octet, '46; Hockey Varsity, '46; Active Member, Athletic Association, '45, '46;
TOPS,
'45,
'46,
Captain, '46.
Port Huron, Mich. T. C.
K
General Academic Diploma
Queen
of Hearts, '46; Reporter, T. C. Club. '46.
Marilyn Sanders Joyce Sessoms
Mariax Lewis Sadler
Xashville, Tenn.
Les Scharff
Im.i.en
Schriver
A. K. General Academic Diploma
Marii.vs Saxders
Knoxville, Tenn.
Crosse, Wis.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma '45; Chimes StalT, '46; Drum :m.l liiiKle Corps, '46; Assistant Editor, Hyphen, '46; Vici-Prcsidcnt, Del '46; Milestones Staff, '46.
TOPS,
Texarkana, Texas
Vers Club,
•46.
Kaylese Scharff
Little Rock, Ark. Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma, Ridinfi Certificate
ManaKcr. Hyphen, '45; Hockey Varsity, '46; Second Vice- President, Student Council, '45; Active Menil>er, Athletic Association, '45, 46, Treasurer, '46; Turf and TanLark CTuli. '45. '46. y'residcnt, '46; Circulation
V.W.C.A. Cabinet,
Xelle Sellers
Anniston, Ala.
.Makv General Academic Diploma,
French
TOPS,
Club, '45.
'45, '46; '46. Captain,
Phi '46;
dent Council.
Betty .Simpson
Diploma
Winter Haven,
Fla.
Del Vers General Academic Diploma
Tenn.
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma, Foods and Nutrition Econ^rfnics Club, '45; Chemistry Club, '46.
X. L.
Kappa, '45, '46; President, Boarding Stu-
Thcta
'46.
Nashville,
Nashville, Tenn.
SiMi'Ki.N'S
Piano Certificate
Elizabeth Winters Schofield
Home
La
Patrr'i.\ Shillings
T. C.
General Academic Diploma
X. L. General Academic Diploma French Ouh. MS.
Ellen Schriver Betty Simpson
Elizabeth Schofield B. Simpkins
Mary
Patricia Shillings
Joyce Sessoms
Nashville,
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma
Tenn.
Active Mcnilier. Athletic Association, '45, '46; Chapel Proctor. •4.S; Sc-crc-tarv. Del \'ers Club, '45; Cheerleader, .Si„i,,r-.\Iid<llc- Class; >-.W.C.A. Cabinet, '45; SwimniioK Varsitv. M.i. •4(.; ClH-erlcader, Senior Class, '46; Prcsuli-ul. Chcnnstrv Clnli; Treasurer, Del Vers Club; \iccPresidene. V.W.C.A., '46.
Mary Alma Sparks
Betty Je; Ophelia
Gail Slack
Jessie
Harrisburg, Pa.
Gloria Beth Stephens
Grand Island, Nebr. Penta Tau Gcneial Acad.e. ic Diploma
Agora General Acad.cmie Diploma
Speech Club, '44, '45; Proctor, Fidelitv, '44, '45; Tennis Varsity. '44, '45; Active Member, Athletic As-
Stumb
Glee Club, Club, '46.
Ho
ch Club, '45, '46;
Suzanne Sparks
jloria Stephens
Mary Stumb
Betty Tarbet
Jessie
Stumb
Nashville, Tenn.
Tri K General Academic Diploma
Spanish Club.
sociation, '45, '46, Vice-President, '45, '46.
Betty Jean Smith
Kansas
City,
Mo.
Agora
Mary Stumb
General AcacUmie Diploma
Strau
Glee Club. '45; Art Club, '45; TOPS, '45, '46; Speech Club, '45, '46; Hyphen Staff, '46; French Club, '46.
Suz.\x.\E
Mary Alma
Home Economics
Sparks...
Greenville,
Kv.
Corpus
Christi,
Nashville, Tenn.
Texas
Penta Tau
General Academic Diploma President,
Club, '46.
Day Student
Council, '45.
Osiron
Speech Club, '45; Spanish Club,
Suzanne Sparks
'45.
Princeton, Ky.
Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma Spanish Club,
'46; Art Club, '45; Active Member, Athletic Association, '45, '46; Secretary, Senior-Middle Class, '4.':- Glee Club, '45; Treasurer, Anti- Pandora Llub, '4«. '45,
Ophelia Gray Strum
Jacksonville, Fla.
jEttv Lee Tarbet Osiron General Academic Diploma
Penta Tau
TOPS. Captain. '46; Chemistrv Club, '45, '46; Home Economics Club, '45, '46; Spanish Club, '45. '46; Glee Club, '45 Senior Lifesaving, '45 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. '46; Phi Theta Kappa, '46, '45, '46.
;
;
r,
Osi
iociati(
Selma. Ind.
enim
Dorothy Tegder Iris Turner
iicvcrly Ttcl
Cookie Trigo
Beverly Jeanne Teel
Fort Worth, Texas
\'ii<GiNi.\
Trant
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Hockey Varsity,
'45
;
French
Betty Tkevatiiax
'45.
'46.
Henderson, Ky.
Del Ver General Academic Diploma
Orlando, Fla.
Blanca M. Vasquez Panama, Republic
'45,
of
Panama
F. F.
Kingspoil, Tenn.
A. K. General Academic Diploma '46; Treasurer.
A, K. Club,
Ci.oRiNDA Tkigo
Seguin,
T. C. General Academic Diploma Club, Treasurer. '46.
Clearwater, Fla. Anti-Pandora
Home Kconomics
Club, '46; Spanish Club, '45, '46.
Marian Waldkircii
Nashville, Tenn.
Agora '46.
Iris
MiLOREij Traeger
German
t'lulj.
'46.
Katherine Tipto.n Spanish Cluh,
Eminence, Ky. T. C.
Athletic Association, '45, '46.
Dorothy Tegoer. Spanish Oub,
Jean Walsh
General Aead.cmic Dipio
Cha|«l Proctor. Student Council^ '46; Tennis Varsity, :
Betty Trevatlia
Doris Tve
Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma
Anti-Pandora General Academic Diploma '45
Virginia Trant Marian Waldkirch
Mildred Traeger Blanca Vasquez
Katherine Tipton Doris Tye
.
Texas
Turner
General Academic Diploma
Philadelphia,
Tri K General Academic Diploma, Certificate Secretary,
Chimes
Senior
Staff,
'45.
Class, '46; Treasurer, '46; Exchange Editor,
Miss.
German in
Club, '46.
Riding
Tri K, '46; Chimes, '46;
Business Manager, Milesto.ves, '46; Turf and Tanbark Club, '46.
WALSH MaRY JeaN „, ,,
,
Pcnta Tau
,,
,
.„
NashviUc,
„ 1
enll.
Mary
Jo Watson Jeanette Worsley
Rowene Zick
Mary Jo Watson
Ann
Betsy Whitney Harriet Zinck
Helen Beth Westfall
Mitchell, Nebr.
Williams
Kathryn Zurastein
Pat Windle
Chillicothe, Ind. Del Vers
Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa, '46; Secretary, Spanish Club. '46; French Club, '45, '46; Chemistry Club,
'46;
'45,
Tulsa, Okla.
T. C.
Betsy Lee Whitney
Durant, Okla.
A. K. Spanish Club, '45;
TOPS,
Ann Williams
'45.
K
Birmingham, Ala.
Tri General Academic Diploma, Diploma Choir, '45; Glee Club, '45.
Ithaca, N. Y. T. C.
General Academic Diploma Glee Club, '45; TOPS, '45, '46; Spanish Club, "45; Art Club, '45, '46; Speech Club, '45; Captivators, '45, '46.
General Academic Diploma
Speech Club, '45, '46; Spanish Club, '45, '46; Chemistry Club, '45, '46; Vice-President, T. C. Club, '46.
in
Piano
Wuodcock
Harriet Louise Zinck
Eustis, Fla.
Secretary, Chemistry Club, '46.
'46.
Sally Woodcock
Helen Beth Westfall
Sallv
Norma Jean Davi
Penta Tau
T. C.
General Academic Diploma
Spanish Club, '45; Glee Club, '45; Choir, '45, Home Economics Club, '46; Chemistry Club, '46.
Windle Nancy Attwood
Patricia
Jeanette Worsley
Walnut,
111.
A. K. General Academic Diploma
Kathryn Zumstein Athletic Association. '45, Spanish Club, '45, '46.
Bowling Manager,
'45;
Fordvce, Ark. T. C.
Home Economics
Club. '45, '46; Spanish Club, '45, '46;
Captivators, '45.
Rowene Anne Zick
NoRM.\ Jean Davis
South Bend, Ind.
Mershon, Ga.
Penta Tau General Academic Diploma
X. L. General Academic Diploma Speech Club, *45
'46;
Nancy Attwood
Secretary, A. K. Club, '45; President, A. K. Club, '46; Spanish Club, '45. '46; TOPS, '45, '46, Lieutenant, '46.
Athletic Association, '45, '46; President, X. L. Club, '46.
Ringwald, Ga.
A. K. General Academic Diploma
;
Vice-
Home Economics Lifesaving, '46.
Club,
'45.
'46;
TOPS.
'45;
Senior
SENIOR-MID CLASS OFFICERS BiLUE Jeax right: to Hailev. Evelyn- Dickexson. Left
Jo Harrimax. Joaxxe Jeaxs,
Beverly Stevens
Sen/(?/t-JvM/e (!/ass GIVE
LET'S
A CHEER FOR THE SENIOR-MIDS
WHO
have developed from a mass of yellow tags, new fall suits, and bewildered expressions into long-shirted, peroxide-streaked Ward-Belmont Mids with individual personalities and qualities of leadership.
WHO
remember
Academic show them club village, their rooms, and how to open their post office box who tried desperately to remember names during rush week who left hurried packing to sit on the stairs and listen to the alighting from cabs in front of the
building to be greeted by hordes of Seniors eager to
.
.
.
.
.
.
Seniors carol at Christmas
Blue Books
of
.
.
.
who
.
.
.
who
cringed at the
first
sight
dressed in their best formals to dance
the Senior- Mid dance, and as April Showers escorted May Flowers to the Senior-Senior Mid banquet who as Crusaders and Robin Flood's merry men showed spirit and ingenuity on Senior-Senior Middle Day. at
.
HERE
.
.
This year they stood on Day, and graduation. Next year they will take their places as Seniors with a resolve to use their spirit, cooperation, and ideals in leaving Ward-Belmont a better school than the one they entered. Let's give a cheer for is
next year's Senior
class.
the sidelines at Washington's Birthday,
the
Mids
of '46
.
.
.
May
the Seniors of '47.
SENIOR-MIDDLE CLASS OFFICERS President I'iec-Prcsideiit
Secretary
Boarding Treasurer Day Student Treasurer Serncant at Arms Sponsor
En'IlLyn Dicken.^on
Connie Williams Joanne Jeans Beverly Stevens Billie Jeax Hailey Jo Harriman
Miss Margaret Newhali.
.
JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS OFFICERS Xanxy Broyles Betty Tvcker
President J
'ice-Presideitt
Left te
Miss Leach
rialit:
Secretary Boardiiuj Treasurer Dax Treasurer
Mary Jane Stuckey Jane Faulk Milbrey Jackson
Seriieant at
/u/imShirley \"loedman Miss Leach
Arms.
Sponsor
Betty Tucker. Shirley \'loedmax. Nancy Broyles, Mary Jane Stuckey, Milbrey Jackson
Jane Faulk
'I
he
hill intd
Ihc shnri nf
it
JiiJJie R
K
who made and other
V
I
E
W
I
i
G
their debut with the rattle of the tin
Oz
PREP woodman
characters at the Inter-Hall Party, and took
their curtain call in white dresses
and roses at graduation whose atoms were unleased on Junior, Junior-Middle Day, and were fused into tears at the Senior Banquet.
;
SENIORS
the breakfast bell on Saturday
morning and later, in pin and jeans, appeared in Middle March reading their mail and drinking cokes. They introduced prep senior hats. Bouncing to class shouting, "Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain" sharing books, clothes, and money like a huge family: inventing new languages and coining trick phrases they are easily distinguished on campus as one of the most alive and united groups at Ward-Belmont. curls,
;
Forgetting about chemistry and English,
they dashed
smoker during "recreation," but were called back by the shout, "Study hall, y' all." In a mad rush from the chapel they fought to form a weaving, chanting line to the
outside the
Tea Room.
They
rolled over
when they heard
.
.
.
"The Junior-Middles stand before you," with spirits high, personifying the
promise of youth.
ideals
and
Joyce Arnett Carolyn Bernard
Nancy Adair Jcne Baumgartn
N'ancv Aimir
.
Indianapolis.
Intl.
Xkll
Baikij
Nasliville,
Tenn.
Katii
i:i(I.ni-:
7^
lliuh School Certificate
Ceriificate
Sergeant at Arms, Glee Club; Spanish Club; V.W.C.A.
V.VV.C.A.;
Round
Tal>le
F.
Hli/h School Ccrtificutc
Club.
Barhara Ja.se
Charleston, Ind.
Bi:\'n';K
Anti-Pandora
A. K.
Hiyh School
Bash am
Austin,
BiBLii
Texas
Agora
Hardinsburg, Ky.
Hi(/h School Certificate
JovcE .\r.\ett
I^eitclifie'.d,
Ky.
X. L.
Hiuh School
Certificate
JiiNi;
Bai-mcakt.vkk
VriKior, North Front Hall. llillh (;ifc-
Club;
.Si,.iTii>b
lnncsvilk-, \. L. School Ccrlificiilc
\\'\
I'riiclor. Ilcriin Hall; Sergeant at Arms. Agora; Home Kcononiics Club; Speech Club; Archery Varsity; AthTreasurer, Junior Class; Junior Association; Lieutenant, TOPS; V.W.C.A. H\phcn Feature Writer.
letic
;
Club.
I'.DiiH
RiTZKK
Johnson City, Tenn. Tri
A.NN Bawjett
Memphis, Tenn. A. K.
Hiuh School
Certificate
!••.
lliiih
llillh
Korkwood, Tenn
(ahoi.v.s Bkk.naud I'.
School Lcylifirolc
\'icc-l'ri-sirlctit
Conni-il;
Club; Club. isli
V.W.C.A.;
TOPS;
French Circle; Sfiecch Club.
V.W.C.A.; Kound
T.ibic
Club.
and
President,
Second
K
School Certificate
Preparatory Student Secretary, Student Council; President, SiianLieutenant, TOPS; National lieta
\
Barbara Black Margaret Boylin
Joan
Blackford
Margaret Malone Blair
Veda Breese
Barbara Black
St. Louis,
Mo.
Louise Bohon
F. F.
Hiyh School
Lexington, Ky.
Louise Bohon Betty Bruce Cate
Nancy Broyles
Greeneville, Tenn.
X. L.
Certificate
..
A. K.
High School
Hi(/h School Certificate
Y.W.C.A.
Joan Tyree Blackford.
Lee Boatwright Emma Cain
Nancy Broyles
;
Certificate
Beta Club; Y.W.C.A.; Round Table Club; Club; TOPS; President, Junior-Middle Class.
Spanish Club.
Spanish
Signal Mt., Tenn.
Anti-Pandora Hiijh School Certificate
AiARGARET BoYLiN
TOPS; Y.W.C.A.
NashviUe, Tenn.
Emma Cain
Nashville, Tenn. Eccowasin
Angkor
High School
Certificate
Hirih School Certificate
President.
Margaret Malone Blair
St. Louis,
Club;
Mo.
Eccowasin;
Round
Table
Club;
Spanish
TOPS.
F. F.
High School
Certificate
Veda Breese
Hamilton, Ohio
Betty Bruce Cate
A. K.
Lee Boatwright
Kansas
City,
Certificate
Athletic Association; Glee Club; ish Club.
Hockey Varsity; Span-
High School
Sergeant at Arms, A. K. Y.W. Sergeant at Arms. Freshman Class; UnderclassRepresentative to Council Chapel Representative to Council; Proctor; President, Council; Hockey Varsity; Sergeant at Arms, Spanish Club. Athletic Association;
X. L.
Hiah School
C.A.
man
Nashville, Tenn. Ariston
Hicfh School Certificate
Mo.
;
;
;
Certificate
President, Junior Class; Beta Club; resentative on Day Student Council; Club; Secretary, Beta Club; Round Lieutenant, TOPS; Active Member, tion.
High School RepPresident, Ariston Table Club; First Athletic Associa-
Ella Clark
Nell Chilton
Dorothy Coolidge
Carmen Cooke
Nell Chilton
Nashville, Tenn.
Mary Ellen Coverdale
Pat Conway
High School
Ceriificale
SerKcant at Arms, Eccowasin; Baseball Varsity; Spanish Club; Athletic Association.
p, , lt.LLA .
r, .oir LLARK
High School Basketball
Ccrn] .L-Oral
^
Varsity;
^,|,|^,j^
rAi,..i.-v (^AKMfc.N
Certificate
LOOKE rr,r,t^ir
AtVipnc Alliens,
_
Tpnn lenn.
dent.
Day
Nashville, Tenn.
Celeste Craig
„,-^^ ^^;,„^; Certificate
Y Bettie Clakk
Beta Club; Captain, TOPS; PreBasketball Varsity; Preparatory Baseball VarAssociation; Basketball MaiiaRer; PresiSchool Council; Athletic Manager.
Student Monitors; iiaratory i^.^^.
naVilpc ria. Fla UaDles,
.,
Certificate
Basketball Manager; Eccowasin Club; Junior Lieutenant, TOPS; Treasurer Junior Class; Proctor, Day
TOPS;
Hockey Varsity; Art Club; Y.W.
^"^''°''
WCA
"•'»'' ^''""'' Certificate
Orlando, Fla. A. K.
Secretary, Angkor Club; Round Table Club; SecrcBeta Club; Vice-President, Pcnstaff; Preparatory Baseball Varsity; Active Member, Athletic Association; First Lieutenant, TOPS; Chemistry Club; Art Club. tary.
Iliah School Certificate
Glcc Club; Y.W.C.A.
Mary Coble
Lebanon, Tenn.
Eccowasin
Eccowasin
High School
Nashville, Tenn.
Hi" h
Sch^'l^Certificate '*
DoKOTiiY Cooliik;k
Sergeant at Arms, Junior Class; French Club; Penstaff; Vice-President, Triad Club; Hi(th Schfjol Rc-presentalive on Student Council; Vice-President, Frc-nch Club; Round Table Club.
,
.
,
Nashville, Tenn.
Hiah School Sergeant
at
TOPS; Round
Arms,
Davidson.
Nashville, Tenn.
.
High School
Certificate
Eccowasin; Table Club.
Kli/.aiieth
Lccowasin
Eccowasin
*
Second
Lieutenant,
Certificate
„ , »« Manager; Bowling Eccowasin Team; Eccowasin Bowling Team.
i-
Eccowasin
« n Baseball i
Joyce Douglass
Hope
Hull, Ala.
Suzanne Dudley
Virginia Englett
Jane Faulk
Marjorie GUmore
Amelia Goar
Myrtha Green
Jane Faulk
Thomasville, Ga.
Agora
High School
Tri
Parkersburg,
W.
Va.
Osiron
High School
Certificate
Class;
Clare Ann Drowota
Marjorie Gilmore
K
High School
Certificate
Spanish
Club;
President,
Certificate
Round Table Club; Y.W.C.A.
Nashville, Tenn.
Angkor High School Certificate Sergeant at Arms, Angkor; Penstaff; Spanish Club; Bowling.
Hillsboro High;
Chimes
Staff;
Jane Foster
Cookeville, Tenn. Tri
K
High School
Suzanne Dudley
Jackson, Mich.
Nashville, Tenn. Eccowasin
High School
Vice-President, Tri K. Hillsboro High;
T. C.
High School
Amelia Goar
Certificate
Certificate
Secretary, Eccowasin; French Club.
Certificate
Speech Club.
Virginia Englett
Adelaide Geny Atlanta, Ga.
Anti-Pandora High School Certificate
Y.W.C.A.; Hockey Varsity; Turf and Tanbark Club.
Nashville, Tenn. Eccowasin
High School Treasurer, Eccowasin Club; Club; Spanish Club; TOPS.
Myrtha Green
Certificate
Member,
Round
Table
Live Oak, Fla. Anti-Pandora
High School
Certificate
Joanne Harper
Anne Grime>
Xashville, Teiin.
Marv Ann Hailey
Nashville, Tenn.
Mary Elizabeth Hayes.
TOPS;
Round Table
Vice-President. Ariston;
Club.
,
Brentwood, Tenn.
,
Ariston
Triad
High School
Hiijh School Certificate
Hiffh School Certificate
Round Table Club; French Club; Penstaff; President, Beta Club; Secretary, Day Student Council; Honor
Certificate
Round Table Club; Club Hockey and Basketball
Letters.
Roll.
Jo
Ann Hollingsworth.
.
.
Jacksboro, Tenn.
F. F.
Jeax Glttmax
Covington, Tenn. F. F.
Hioh School
Hiith School Certificate
Grace Harding
Nashville, Tenn. Eccowasin
Certificate
S[ianish Club.
Hiph School Spanish Club;
Chemistry Club;
Hockey Team; Honor
Joan Hoofer
Certificate
Baseball
High School Spanish
TOPS; X.\.v
Haile
.
EccTwasin
nigh School
ball
Xashville, Tenn.
Joan.ve Hari'ER Hioh School Hockey;
Certificate
Club; Round Tabic Club Hockey Team;
Club;
First
Basketball
Lieutenant,
Team; Base-
Team.
Prcscott, Ariz. F. F.
Certificate
President, Freshman Class; Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Penstaff Club; Secretary and Treasurer, Pensuff Qub; Beta Club; French Club; Vice-President, Flccowasin Club; Active Member. Athletic Association; Honor Roll Student, Chapel Committee.
Nashville, Tenn. Eccowasin
Team; Club
Roll.
Jank
Certificate
Nashville, Tenn.
Hrfiiiics Triad
Association; Chemistry Club; Penstaff; Sergeant at Arms. F. F. Club; Treasurer, PreMileparatory BoardinK .Schwjl Council; Y.W.C.A. STO.sEs Staff. Athletic
;
High School
Certificate
Sergeant at Arms. Tri,ad; History Club; Triad Hockey
Team; TOPS; Triad Bowling Team.
MiLBREY Jackson
Nashville,
Tenn.
Gene Allen Kennedy
Nashville, Tenn.
Angko
Triad
High School
High School
Certificate
Basketball Varsity; Dav Student Treasurer, JuniorMiddle Class; Treasurer, Triad Club; First Lieutenant, TOPS; Active Member, Athletic Association; Round
TOPS; Class;
Certificate
Emily Manchester
Nashville, Tenn. Angkor High School Certificate
President, Angkor Club; Secretary, Freshman President. French Club; PensJaff; Beta Club; Club.
Round Table
Table Club.
Betty Julius
Cincinnati,
Ohio
Del Vers High School Certificate
Katherine Moessner
Houston, Texas
Durham, N.
C.
Agora High School Certificate
Round Table Club; Spanish Club; Art Club; Y.W.C.A.
Barbara Katz
Columbus, Ohio
A. K.
Grace Korstian
High School
Certificate
Y.W.C.A.; TOPS; Boarding Student Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Student Council Treasurer, Round Table Club; Beta Club.
Y.W.C.A.
Anti-Pandora High School Certificate
Drum
Corps; Speech Club; Y.W.C.A.
Eleanor Morris Letitia Laming
Rhoda Kellogg
Monroe, La. Tri
High School
K Certificate
Chanute, Kans. P.
High School
Y.W.C.A.; Spanish Club.
T. Certificate
England, .\rk. F. F.
High School
Certificate
Charlotte Naiden Patricia Potter
Charlotte Xaiijen
Monroe, La.
Sai,ly Peebles
Second Lieutenant,
TOPS; Y.W.C.A.;
Franklin, Ky.
High School Spanish Club.
Nashville,
High School
Fla.
Del Vers High School Certificate
V.VV.C.A.;
Ariston
Greenwood,
Certificate
Y.W.C.A.; Round Table; Spanish Club.
V.W.C.A.; Beta Club; Chetnistry Club.
Tenn.
Midland, Texas Penta Tau
High School
Certificate
Marie Pender
EmME OSMENT
Jeanne Russell
Penta Tau
Agora High School Certificate
QuiNCY Belle Ryan
Nashville, Tenn. Angkor High School Certificate
TUPS.
Certificate .Sccrct;iiy,
Athletic Association; Athletic Manager, Ariston; BaseTOPS; Spanish Club; Round Tabic Club.
ball Varsity;
PATRICIA PoTTER
Junior Class; Turf and Tanbark Club.
Nashville, Tenn. Triad
IHuh School
Certificate
Molly Shanks
Crossville,
Tenn.
A. K.
Xa.sxv Peacock
Janesville,
Wis.
Penta Tau Iligh School Certificate
High Schwjl Glee Oub: Y.W.C.A.; Spanish Club.
Jima
Greeneville, Tenn.
Kiika
High School
Certificate
A. K.
IHuh School
Certificate
Y.W.C.A.; Spanish Club; Kound Tabic.
President, High School Glee Club; InternaY.W.C.A.; Round Table Club; Hiah tional Sextet; School French Club
Choir;
Ann Simon Margaret Toole
Joan Simon
Tampa,
Joan Simon
Fla.
Betty Thomas
Huntsville, Ala.
High School
Certificate
Ann Simon
Thomas
Polly Trammell.
.
Thompson
Station,
Tenn.
Angkor High School Certificate
Certificate
Spanish Club; Y.W.C.A.; Round Table Forum.
Glee Club; Cheerleader; Art Club; Y.W.C.A.
Lois
Betty
Eugenia Tuhtar
Betty Tucker
A. K.
F. F.
High School
Mary Jane Stuckey
Mariroselle Sparks Polly Trammell
Lois
Challie Thornton
Lincoln, Nebr. T. C.
High School
Challie Thornton
Certificate
Nashville, Tenn.
Betty Tucker
Mariroselle Sparks
Jackson, Mich.
F. F.
High School
Sports
High
Manager,
School Beta Club.
High School
Angkor;
Softball
Nashville, Tenn. Eccowasin
Angkor High School Certificate Secretary, Spanish Club; Varsity; Athletic Association;
Certificate
Vice-President, Junior-Middle Class; Beta Club; CapTOPS; Secretary, Sophomore Class; Round Table Club; Library Committee.
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Lepanto, Ark.
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left
Judy Merrtck.
right:
wnJeficUssmen
Sarah Jane Mathes, Frances Farris, Betty Marshall, Hardwick Newton
Standing:
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President 'ice-President
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Secretary
Day Treasurer Boarding Treasurer Sergeant at
Arms
Frances Farris
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First roiv, left to right:
Neill.
Second
rozu:
President ;
'ice-President
Secretary
Day Treasurer Boarding Treasurer Sergeant at Left to right:
Betty Gant, Lucy Wright, Joan Hays Margaret
Hayes
^fies/imen President
Vice-President
Secretary
Day Treasurer Boarding Treasurer
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Betty Gant Lucy Wright Shirley Berger .Margaret Hayes Joan Hays
Arms
Dorothy Hailey Nancy Gullett Annabel Gayden Ann Hamilton Molly Neill Mary Catherine Woolwine
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Some
livo
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THE
H. M. S.
PIMFORE'
'The grand finale" of an excellent production of "Pinafore"
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Under
the direction of
J.
H. Kremer, director
of
Ward-Belmont and
Dean Alan Irwin
of the Castle
of
Porter, K.C.B.. liis
many
cousins
'li'ilh
Academy combined
"The H.M.S.
Miss Rcdingcr as Josephine and Jcimic Parr talk things over behind scenes
Sir Joseph
and Mrs.
Heights Glee Club, the musical talent
Castle Heights Military
the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera.
of the conservatory
one
to present
Pinafore."
"I'm
Dear
Little
Buttereuj^,"
sings
Molly Shanks
Miss Rediiuicr as "Josephine" Tt'n: Ralph Rack Stroiv in Pinafore
Pal IVindle
hriurj.'s jiirlh
Selle Sellers
snji
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and
lint'
strains ÂŤ/ the harp
last-mbmlc recital
lips
Ann Williams
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gir^s delightful chapel performance
many
practice hours for Jean
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entertains icith Christmas Carols
umu um The
Octet, directed by Miss Marilyn
Redinger.
is
a
They
singers.
select
group of college
entertained at W'ard-Bel-
niont for Xashville clnhs. and. with the
ciioir.
made
where
the}-
a spring trip to Kentucky,
presented two programs.
to right: Mary Jo Warren, Jo Harriman, Jennie Parr, Ruth Marie Walls, Barbara Ann Davis, Ruth Ann Grantham, Joy Roberts, Sue Irish, Peggy Elliott, Miss Redinger
Left
am un The newly-organized High School Glee Club made
Musical
Week
its
debut at the Christmas
and contributed
vocal
]>rogram.
to
This
the
Music
group
of
novice musicians, directed by Miss ^lari-
lyn
Redinger, has the dual purpose of
AMSil
a fuller understanding and a deeper ap-
preciation of music.
to right: Ass Stanford, Nanxy Adair, Martha Durham, Mona Taylor, Mary Galloway, Nancy Peacock, Margaret Tf)OLE, Miss Redinger, Sue Svvinforde, Dorothy Wilkinson, Suzanne Dickinson, Jicne Baumgartner, Lenoke Bundy, Molly
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I,oi;isE
Shanks, Joan Simons
mnm
belles This organization
tion
is
a prominent tradi-
Ward-Belmont.
of
It
is
ensemble of the most talented
Furnishing
school.
the
a
string
girls
in
music for the
ever-beautiful
George Washington pro-
cessional, this
group was a highlight of
the evening-.
Mary Jean Crane, Mary Laura Cannon, Ruth McCoy, Betty Bryant, Frances Ragland, Betty Meggs, Evelyn Dickenson, Sarah Mathes, Betty Gant, Judy Wheeler, Rosemary Reynolds, Mamie Merriwether Left to right:
fAPTIIATORS One
of the
most
versatile organizations
on campus, the Captivators, switch
slightest
to
"I'm
latest
at the
provocation from circus music
in the
song
hits.
Mood
for
Love" and the
Fronted by Shirley Cor-
rough and with such stars as Miss Jean
Ryder and Pat Tanton, Sheila Kennard, Pat Rhine, and vocalist Peggy Henry, the
Captivators continue as one of Ward-Bel-
mont's most popular musical groups.
Pat Rhine, Peggy Henry, Shirley Corrough, Pat Tanton, Dorothy Blaine, Miss Ryder, Sheila Kennard, Mintie Cantrell, Nancy Pippins, Mary Lou Phelps, Margaret Toole, Marjorie Malin, Barbara Hanson, Carolyn Graham
Left to right:
Ml
BsdfiJinii
otudeni (j&uncil
Built
on the fundamental principle that students may
in cooperation with
best be
governed by other students, the Student Council
a revised
was organized cisions.
Evans
make
to
and
campus
forty
Week were
leaders,
extensive
plans
for
carried out at the beginning of the
Another project undertaken
this
Miss Casebier was the publication for
new
of
students.
judicious de-
\\"ard-Belmont
Sponsored by the Council and directed by Ruth
Orientation year.
and
to enforce rules
handbook
year by the Council
is
its
governing body.
to
promote
of
its
justice
responsibility
a comnuuiity. and as such nuist have
The Student and
Council, by endeavoring
integrity, has
and the
proven
itself
worthy
trust of the students.
Ofjicefis Nelle Sellers Janet Neumann Jeanne Bryant Betty Hoover
President First J'icc-Prcsidciit
Second Vice-President
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Jane Hart Marilyn Whitney Beverly Teel
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Frances Lewis Ann Flesher Jackie
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Barbara Thorne Beverly Stevens
President
Betty Hoover, Nelle Sellers, Janet Neumann. Standing: Beverly Stevens, Martha Maddux, Jeanne Bryant, Marilyn Parnell. Marilvx Whitxev, Frances Lewis, Gerry Davis, Beverly Teel, Jane Hart, Jackie Koon
Seated,
left
to
right:
^a^ Siuaeni (/(^unc// Extremely
efficient in all its duties, this
again this year distributed
minors.
Council
But, though this is
its is
usual
organization has
number
true, the
of
majors and
main purpose
not to punish or to prohibit pleasures.
of the
ing the connecting
link
between the administration and
day students, the Day Student Council
strives to
school spirit and respect for school laws.
Form-
OJjicefis Emmie Jackson
President
Mary Ellen Coverdale
Vice-President
Mary Ann Hailey
Secretary
Mary Coble
Hiyh Sehool Representative
Martha Baird
First Semester Proctor
Helen Elizabeth Keith
Second Semester Proctor
Miss Roberta Wikle
Sponsor
Emmie Jackson,
Left to right:
Mary
Coble,
Mary Ellen Coverdale, Emmie
Jackson,
Martha
Baird,
Mary Ann Hailey
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PfiejmMhfiij
Bominii Skaeni (jsuncil The aim
Tlie Preparatory School Council proves itself a capable
and
democratic governing body on
efficient
the
Belmont campus and functions as an interpreter rules, passing
judgment on the misdemeanors
of school
of the Council
is
not only to build character
among
Preparatory students, but also to bring them into closer
\\'ard-
touch with the administration,
of students.
Office/is First
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Veda Breese Edith Bitzer Mary Clarke Webster Marian Tillev Bonnie Dean Barbara Bible Barbara Nelson
and Secretary
Treasurer Chapel Kefiresentath'c L'nderclasswan Representative Heron Proctor North Front Proctor
Second Semester
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Semester
Pn'.firfrH/
President /
'ice-President and Secretary
Treasurer
Chapel Representative
Cnderclassman Representative
Heron Proctor North Front Prootor
Edith Bitzer
Mary Jane Stuckey Joanne Harper Elise Wentworth Virginia Lea Smith
Charlotte Naiden Joyce Arnett
Second roiv: Virginia Smith, Bonnie Dean, first roic: \'eda Breese, Clarkie Webster, Edith Bitzer, Barbara Bible. Barbara Xelson. Elise We.vtw urth. Third row: Mariox Tilly, Joanne Harper, Joyce Arnett, Mary Jane Stuckey
Left to right,
tional vespers in the clubhouses,
Meaning
the
the evening
Christmas, and the Easter sunrise service
thanks for the wonderful
gym
peanut
parties, the hilarious
and the exciting Valentine Banquet, climaxed by the appearance of the long-awaited King and Queen of hunt,
gious tolerance, which
is
ways, often inconspicuous,
members
of the cabinet
such memories as their
for
mountains
first
owe
Y
to the
the
in the fall, the
These things, square hang low?" will always remind
representatives of other colleges.
dances, and
them
"Do your
ears
of their Retreat to the
We
owe
to the
woods.
Y.W.C.A. memories
life
of
each
only one instance of the in
at
Club Vilreli-
manv
which the Y.^^^C.A. enriches
girl.
The Y.W.C.A.'s tivities.
weekly
mspira-
influence
is
broader than campus ac-
In service to the community trips to such places as the
its members planned Old Ladies' Home, Junior
League Crippled Children's Home, Tennessee Orphanage,
Thayer Hospital, and Camp Campbell in
of quiet,
in the
thanks
glimpse of Tennessee
thunder of acorns rolling down the roof of a dormitory filled with double-deck beds and
Y
learned
Acklen
Y-sponsored discussion groups deepened our
lage.
Hearts. Officers and
we
of the Fire, candlelight vespers in
world-wide
inal
;
and
in participating
activities they carried out a clever
campus campaign
and orig-
for the \\^orld Student Service
Fund.
Oljicefis President
Vice-President
Second
Vice-President
Jeanne DeMoss Betty Simpson
Secretary
Janet Nelson
Treasurer
Betty Rutland
Sponsor
Miss Suzanna Wilder
Kay Keggin, Susie Sparks, Faylese Scharff, Pat Cooley, June Deevers, Kay Moessner, Mary Dake Caldwell, Mary Ann Mur-
Cabinet Members:
ray, Elizabeth Baldwin, Frances Lewis,
PS«=**
Mary Saffell Edwards
Ophelia Strum, Sue Conyne.
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Sue Conyne, Mary Ann Murray, Jeanne DeMoss, Ophelia Strum, Betty Rutland. Miss Wilder, Mary Dake Caldwell, Harriet Farwell, Suzanne Sparks, Kay Keggin, Betty Simpson, Janet Nelson, Frances Lewis, Mary Edwards
Left to right:
;
formation, and toured the campus in search of their
^fism have
come
i/ie cJifofi the
all
tun-iiacked.
memory-packed
papers, literarv magazines, and pages of
we know stK~ietv
:
its
as
meeting place the
filled."
:
its
office that
news-
annual which
changes
secret
a
is
its
!"
and "but
cigarettes,
it
will
fill
and hazelnut
its
diet
its
pride the clock that never runs,
the
cream
hood a group
:
its
conscience the X.S.P.A.
of girls with
no
:
and
;
when
the
entire
lit-
and eating
body went "cockney," drinking cider
student
pretzels,
paying tribute to the originality of
the staffs as thev laughed at the antics of
wept large tears over "Poor
the dav
when
all
and
of
you
Hyphen. Chimes today!'
On
this
editor's
legiate journalists,
the luxury of a private phone.
Little
Ptmch and Judy,
Yellow Bird," sang
the campus.
The
say,
'We
liked our
is
Milestones,
"
desk are laid the
and from
this
first
works
of
col-
desk evolves the voice of
ideas conceived here
move
to
deep dorm
discussions and informal chatter in the smoker, from which
Their "Pub Part\" took them into a world where they read encvclopedias, contacted long-neglected
this typical
erarv confusion emerged an imaginative night on which
its sister-
fingernails, editors' hats,
Amer-
"Tipperary" with Gracie, and applauded "But happy
typewriter that
skips spaces, and the lights that will never turn on
thev are needed
name
up space" ice
From
ican conception of British "dives."
language a maze of "inches to be
"we need snapshots one of cokes,
tlie
Each publication
f'ltblications.
bv davs of the week
Jesn
'$
men
for
in-
come those important thoughts which are considered a "part of college."
your toothbrush behind
left
jheij jiuii^ui ^mfi annua/ on Saturday afternoons while searching for synonyms and
would be If
ing for snapshots and missing lunch to keep dates
lost
the
They
photographer.
their
dorms
suffered
like five-year-olds
cross-examinations
sworn to secrecy about
Feeling professional they discussed type heads
surprises.
with the printer and layouts with the trivial
in
their
artist.
They shared
disappointments, the excitement of that
at the cover,
and poignant
relief the
copy was rolled from the typewriter. feeling that
day the
first
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;the
They put out your annual with
calling out votes over the roar of the coke machines, plead-
with
until the confusion of pasted lay-
outs and typed copy returned
Milestones.
the hope that in this
crystallized the favorite
memories
they have saved for you the chimes ribbon from your
the people
May Day
who made your
indeed be rewarded for
all
in
book
of every girl.
the tower, the
bouquet, and memories of
school
life
complete, they will
the lost sleep, the cut classes,
the time spent, and the energy
consumed
in
presenting to
vou the 1946 Milestones.
peek
last piece of
They waited with
that
comes when you've packed and know you've
Shfl Carolyn Buie
Editor
Kay Van Nortwick Ann Bumgardner Iris Turner
Associate Editor
Business Manager
Manacling Editor
Priscilla Bailey,
Literary Editors
Art Editors Photographic Editors.
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Kay Keggin, Bette Pierce, Pat Shillings Pat Cooley, Pat McGauly, Barbara Simon Mary Lena Faulk, Sheila Kennard
Ann Marshall
Day
Student Representative Preparatory Scliool Representative
Joanne Harper Mr. Bitzer
Sponsor
Carolyn Bute,
Seated, left ings, Iris
Editor
Standing: Pat Shillto right: Kay Keggin, Barbara Simon, Sheila Kennard, Carolyn Buie, Kay Van Nortwick. Turner, Bette Pierce, Pat McGauly, Joanne Harper, Pat Cooley, Mr. Bitzer, .'Xnn Marshall, Priscilla Bailey,
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prising thoughts of their
The Saturday uiorning. and seven luuulred twenty-five
roommates
llyplicu's up, antl the staff,
Tuesday
in
nquir'uuj Rcporlcr.
1
who
world of
live in a
nights, typewriters, hy-lines, lieadlines,
and chas-
girls
ing
news
stories
with a ])ocketful
of
fragmentary clues,
are reading about the latest college fashions according to search blindly for typographical errors. their
own MadcmoiscUc.
the doings of the athletic gals,
A the idiosyncrasies of the latest concert artist,
newspaper
is
an integral part of campus
life,
and
to
and the surW'ard-Belniont girls the Hyl^hcn stands as the crystallization of then" thoughts
and actions week bv week.
Editor Associate Editors
Business
Manager
Assistant Editor
Literary Editor -V('jc'.j
Editor
Feature Editor
Mnsie Editor
S /torts
Editors
Ruth Ev.^ns Maryjane Hooper Frances Lewis
Pat Shillings Pris Bailey
Betty Neil Sheppard
Kay Keggin Bette Pierce Leotus Morrison, Peggy Loving
Manager
Betty Smith
Circulation Assistant
Jane Carver Pat Cooley, Barbara Thorne
Circulation
Cartoonists
Sponsor
Ruth Evaxs.
Fr;\nces Newport,
Miss Doris Leach
Editor
Seated, left to right: Betty Smith, Leotus Morrison, Jane Carver, Peggy Loving, Frances Lewis, Frances Newport, Miss Leach, Ruth Evans, Kay Keggin. Standing: Emma Lou Wivell, Bomar Cleveland, Ida Nell Stone, Margaret Ann Funk, Catherine Bull, Bette Pierce, Jackie Koon, Marjorie Malin, Betty Neil Sheppard, Barbara Thorne, Maryjane Hooper, Pat Shillings, Priscilla Bailey
color that
Jme of
tlie
liieM^tf i^emuses
1946 Chimes
staff
in
their
hands,
and ended the evenings
in
a welter
Chimes presented ing done by
of in
caustic
comments, empty coke
and the beginnings and elided
;
set
and
of a
bottles,
overflowing ashtrays,
new Chimes.
They wrote,
reset contest dates
discussions and consultations
about the
size,
after
read, mentally
in its three
Ward-Belmont.
annual issues the
A variety of
l)est
writ-
selections ranging
subject matter from an elegy to a favorite earmuff to
read,
campus
life
and maturing thought.
many
shape,
and
Bette Pierce
Editor
Jane Erwin and Joanne Jeans Priscilla Bailey
Associate Editors
Review Editor
Ann Marshall
Poetry Editor
Iris Turner Bomar Cleveland Margaret Ann Funk Miss Martha Ordway
Exchange Editor Business Manager Circulation
l)e
discussions of world problems formed a kaleidoscopic picture of
and
;
to
hands of the printer.
convened on Monday nights with
resolution in their hearts and piles of unread manuscripts
would make Chimes demand
crossed their fingers for luck and put the liook into the
Manager
Faculty Adviser
Artists
Kay Keggin June Brown
Editor
Beverly Williams
Pat McGauly
Staff
Ruth Evans
Members Kicki Moss
Bette Pierce, Editor
Margaret Ann Funk, Jane Erwin, Beverly Williams, Pat Shillings, Bette Pierce, Iris Turner. Standleft to right: Ruth Evans, Barbara Thorne, Camille Hancock, .Ann Marshall, Sheila Kennard, Joanne Jeans, Clare Ann Drowota,
Seated, ing:
Miss Ordway, Priscilla Bailey
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c/iinleiic (P$s(}cia{i0n The puqiose
of the Athletic Association
comradeship, good sportsmanship, I.eotus Morrison as president
and
and
fair
is
to
rison as sponsor, the Athletic Association plays an active
promote
With
pla\-.
part in
life
at
Ward-Belmont.
there are eight athletic managers
^liss Catherine E. ^lor-
outstanding
memhers
of the Association hy
in
athletics h\'
competition
campus
at
the
The
five
officers,
are chosen for their
the respective sports.
varsitv or three club teams.
terest
who
in
ahilities
Ijecome active
Besides the
Girls
may
making one
Association aroused in-
holding open gyms, offered healthy Inter-Hall
social life with the
Party,
and
entered
into
A. A. Circus.
Ojjicefis President J
Left to riyht:
Morrison
Gail Slack
Seeretarv
Ann Marshall
treasurer
Faylese Scharff
(ieiierul
Leotl's Morrison, Prcsidciil
Leotus
lee-P resident
Sttonsor
Munaycr
Margaret Morrow E. Morrison
Miss Catherine
Margaret Morrow. Gail Slack, .^nn Marshall, Leotus Morrison, Marilyn Farmer, Katherine Dcrham, Shirley Vloedman. Mary Lena Faulk, Mary Lou Phelps. Faylese Scharff
Pni jfneh Phi Theta Kappa, one of the national organizations on the campvis,
is
an honorary scholastic society open
Junior Colleges.
in
to students
]Menihers are initiated twice a year
on the basis of scholastic achievement and citizenship. The
/Cafi/ia
Jane Knabe, Betty Latham, Frances Lewis, Ann Marshall, Mary Louise Martin, Martha Morris, Margaret Morrow, Janet Neumann, Frances Newport, Bette Pierce, Mary F. Russell, Xelle Sellers, Betty N. Shepperd, Ida Nelle Stone, Ophelia Strum, Marjorie Stuart,
Kay \'an Nortwick, Pat Wagoner, Grace Joy Mary Jo Watson, Judy Wheeler. Pat Windle, Emma Lou Jacquelyn Wood.
Catherine TetzlafF, W'aldrop,
maintenance of a "B" average
is
a requirement of
bership in this organization, whose purpose scholarship, develop character,
This year's project of
tlie
Belmont was the compilation directory entitled. set
is
to
Wivell,
promote
and cultivate fellowship. Delta Zi chapter at W'a-d-
and
staff
Also, a precedent
was
of a student, faculty,
"Who's Where."
when twenty-four new members were tapped
pressive candlelight
mem-
ceremony February
in the
im-
25.
Members are Harriett Ashbrook, Priscilla Bailey. Susan Bowers, Jane Braley, Jeanne Bryant, Carolyn Buie, Katherine Chesick, Bomar Cleveland, Pat Cooley, Shirley Corrough, Jeanne DeMoss, Katherine Dougher, Selene Elliston, Charlotte Evans, Ruth Evans, Ann Flesher, Mary Ruth Hale, Barbara Hanson, Nancy Hornaday, Ann Marie Hughes, Joanne Jeans, Sheila Kennard. Jacquelyn Koon.
Elizabeth Gift,
Ojjicens Prcsidciil (
'icc-Prcsidciit
Elizabeth Gift
Jaxet Xevmann
Secretary
Pat \\'ixdle
Treasurer
Priscilla Bailey
Elizabeth Gift, President
BETi CLUB OFFICERS Makv Ann
Pn-sidiit:
St-crctary-Trcasiircr
Sponsor
The Beta
Club, which recognizes high
scholastic achievement,
is
one of the two
on
organizations
national
Haii.ey
Emily Manchester Betty Brite Cate Mrs. Ottarsox
rUc-Pri-sUUiit
^^'ard-
the
Organized as a
Belmont campus.
reward tor those Preparator\excel in leadership
fitting
girls
who
and scholarship, the
A
Beta Club meets once a month,
review
of their activities includes a bridge party for the benefit of the ticipation
in
Red Cross and
par-
the Beta State Convention
held in April in Xasliville. r'ujht. first rmv: Edith Bitzer, Sally Peebles, Shirley Vloedman, Marian Tilly, Mary Ellen Co\erdale, Betty Tucker, Justine Winn, Ann Frederick. Second row: Mrs. Ottarson, Emily Manchester, Mary Ann Hailey, Betty Bruce Cate, Nan Haile, Ellen Warner. Third rou': Kay Moessner, Nancy Broyles, Jean Horner, Challie Thornton, Mary Ann Sugg, Elizabeth Mixon, Celeste Craig, Jean Ward, Dorothy Hailey, Pat Potter, Gene Allen Kennedy
Left lo
nmm mi OFFICERS Ellen Warner
President
Celeste Craig
I'iee-PresidenI
Nan Haile
Seerelary-Trcasurer
Miss Billie Kuykendall
Sponsor
The
Penstaff
Club
is
a
Preparatory
School organization designed to stinnilate interest in creative writing. Ijers
have
The mem-
are chosen by the work which tliey submitted.
This
included a tea for the l)anf|uet.
and a spring
year's
activities
new members,
a
picnic.
rir/hl, first row: Celeste Craig, Ellen Warner, Miss Kuykendall, Nan Haile, Jean Bates, Martha Woodcock. Second roiv: Clare Ann Drowota, Ann Hamilton, Thamel Ar.msteaij, Mary Coble, Jane Winters, Ann Frederick, Joanne Harper, Mary Ann Hailey
Lejt to
ROMD
mm
CLUB OFFICERS Marjorie
President
Gilmore
Bomar Cleveland
I'icc-Prcsidcnl
Secretary
Celeste Craig
Treasurer
Martha Woodcock Miss Vera Hay
Sponsor
The second year
the
students
Round Table
of the
Club has proved through
its
success that
Ward-Belmont are de-
of
veloping a genuine interest in the welfare of their country, both at
home and
At monthly meetings
a
abroad.
selected
panel
discusses vital foreign, economic, and political
CHEMISTRY
problems.
ClUII OFFICERS Betty Simpson Peggy Loving Harriet Zinck
President I
'ice-President
Secretary
Margaret Morrow Dr. Morrow, Mrs. Mathias, Mrs. Dakon, Mrs. Boyd
Treasurer
Sponsors
The purpose is
to
out
bringing side,
of
the
Chemistry Club
make chemistry more and
various
medical
its
interesting by
modern and
to give its
members
branches of chemistry, technology
Membership
is
and
open to
practical
a view into
such as
chemotherap}'.
all
analytical
and
organic chemistry students and to Pre-
paratory and general chemistry representatives.
made
During the year the members tours
plants and
row: Eileen Springstun, Mary Jo Watson, Charlotte Evans, Harriett ZiNCK, Betty Simpson, Peggy Loving, Norma Rudolph, Nancy Hornaday, Betty Hoover, Jacque Leffler, Joanne Harper. Second roie: Thelma Back, Natalie Pope, Mrs. Mathias, Pat Windle, Pat Waggoner, Mrs. Dakon, Mary McWilliams, Libby Gift, Jeanne DeMoss, Ophelia Strum. Third rou': Dr. Morrow, Martha Morris, Marion Foster, Frances Lewis, Audrey Mount, Marjorie Malin, Beverly Godell, Ellen Warner, Celeste Craig, Martha Harlowe, Elizabeth Schofield, Jane Knabe. Left to right,
first
club entertained facultv
various
through factories
members
all
in
of
chemical
Nashville.
science students
"Pig Heaven."
The and
: ;
HOME ErOIOMItS
mi
OFFICERS RrxH Jenkins
President
Barbara Peters
licc-Prcsidt'itt
Secretary
Martha Lor Harlow
Treasurer
Tally Pope Xancv Attuood
Reporter
The Home Economics in its
members those member, a
Home
the
in
Among
the
strong's
;
necessary for
must he
programs
pre-
Hair Styling, ArmCain-Sloan
Fashions.
Bridal
Cake Decorating:
a student
Department.
Economics
instructive :
In order
ser\-ice.
girl
sented this year were
develops
Cluli
traits
home and community to be a
Walker
Mrs. Sargent. Mrs.
Sponsors
Silver Display. Stiefs
and Spring Fashions. Tinsley's.
Ruth Jenkins, Morna Davis, Natalie Pope. Martha Harlowe, Janet Farley, Catherine Chesick, Mary Korty, Clorinda Trigg, Lois Ann May, Carol Jean Robertson, Olive Rich, Virginia Trant, Pat Murray, Barbara Bible, Elizabeth Robertson. Standing: Mrs. Sargent, Eugenia McBride, Kathy Lyter, Carolyn Hussey', Martha Belew, Mary Jo Watson, Vera Mew, Joyce Hollon, Mrs. Walker, Barbara Peters, Pat Sims, Meredith Golden Left to right, sailed:
IRT OFFICERS Kay Keggin
President
Janet Nelson
lice-Presidenl
Beverly Williams Makjorie Stuart
Secretary
Treasurer
Miss
Sponsor
Forming a small
Mary Shackleford
j^art
of the National
Federation of Art Grou])s. members of this club are eral
encouraged
in
more gen-
a
under.standing of art principles and
develop a greater concejjtion of what constitutes
art.
Beginning
with an exhibit of
fiil
activities
their
paintings featuring
the newly completed jKjrtrait ai Dr. Jo.seph
year
E. Burk, the group rounded Ijy officially
opening Fine Arts
with a tea and exhibition
Acklen Hall. in
fjf
fnit its
Week
etchings
in
Club talent was displayerl
the student art exhibit in June.
Lifl I') right, first nnv: Fi.oklnce Stevenson, Peggy Johnson, Alma I.ke Frazier, Kay Keggin, Janet Nelson, Beverly Williams, Ruth Ann Grantham, Carol Wakrkn. Second row: Joyce Arnett, Gene Glass, Jackie Millkan, Bi.anca Vas^uez, Mary Korty, Catherine Tetslaff, Jean Gill, Margaret Ann Webster, Thelma Galloway, Mary Cowan. Third row: Eugenia McBride, Louise I,andon, June Brown, Dot Dyer, Kdna Calvo, Kathy Lvter, Shirley Shepperd, Carol Robinson, Jane John.ston, Jane Harte, Carol Chrt.stopher, Mary E. McMurray, Sally McCanless. Fourth nm': Bomar Cleveland, Martha Ann Overall, Ruth McCoy, Bec ky Brock, Jane Erwin, Attcm.lee
Boynton, Ann Cartwright
mm mi OFFICERS Dorothy Hall
President /
MiCKIE PURCELL
"iCC-PrCsidcnt
Cornelia Lamb
Recording Secretary
Peggy Clough
Corresponding Secretary
Kay
Historian
\'an
Nortwick
Miss Catherine Winnia
Sfyonsor
To promote
interest in dramatics
W'ard-Behnont
students
is
the
Xot only
purpose of the Speech Chih.
on
rely
the
speech department to highlight such occasions
many
and
Christmas
as
Easter,
Nashville organizations
Dramas
the club to present programs.
presented play, at
this
year
were
but
upon
call
the
nativity
"The Shepherds," "Saint Claudia"
Easter,
and
"A ^Midsummer
Night's
Dream."
u
mm MEkm OFFICERS Bomar Cleveland
President
Joanne Jeans
rice-President
.\udrey
Secretary
Dr. ^^^RY L. Givens
Sponsor
In monthly meetings
members
French department assemble
French
life
and
conversation cial
project
in
for
Helen Keith, Gene Glass, Clara Caldwell, Carolyn Casto, Audrey Mount, Carolyn Bute, Frances Lewis, Pat Rhine, Patsy Simonson, Nancy Simpson, Pat Pack. Second raic; Jacque Leffler. Beverly Williams, Jane Erwin, Louise Mackie, Mrs. Mitchell, Dr. Givens, Bomar Cle\eland, Miss Green, Susan Bowers, Marilyn Sanders, Betty LaSalle, Betty Smith, Pat Windle. Third roiv: Charlotte Evans, Lois Stevens, Gene Allen Kennedy, Nan Haile, Gloria Stevens, Mary Ann Hailey, Shirley Worthington, Helen Mills, Jackie Koon, K.\thleen Caca, Barbara Bahr, Katherine Holt, Jane Braley, Louise McNeely
Left to right, first row:
to
of the
discuss
literature
and
to practice
French.
The
club's spe-
this
to ^^'aâ&#x20AC;˘'d- Belmont lilm.
Mount
Suzanne Zeke
Treasurer
year was to bring
an outstanding French
.
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OFFICERS Carrolvx Kelton P.VTZIE SiMOXSEX Rosemary Wallace Mildred Traec.er Mr< Fitzgerald Parker
President I
'ici-Presidcnt
Secretary
Treasurer Sfotisor
Tlie Geniian Club cuinhines a flair for
entertainment with a more serious stud\-
German
of
was
when
Christmas party
the
at
the girls decorated a Christmas tree
Gennan manner and sang
the
in
This combination
customs.
illustrated
Christmas carols.
At
German food was prepared and
By
such
language
made a
acti\'ities is
as these the
taken
native
the spring picnic served.
German
from textbooks and
living thing.
riijhl. first rote; Mary McWilliams, Bette Pierce, Frances Alexander, Mary Second ran.': Janet Neumann, Peggy Loving, Marjorie Quiring, Ruth Marie Walls, Thelma Back, Bomar Cleveland. Third rozv: Mildred Traeger, CarroLYN Kelton, Mrs. Parker, Pat Simonson, Rosemary Wallace
Left lo
Ann McCaskill.
SPMISH Cie OFFICERS Mary Lou Phelps
President
Shirley Corrough
rice-President
Pat Wixdle
Secretary-Treasurer
Sponsors
Dr.
Mary
L.
Givens.
Mr. THO.MAS Doxxer
The Spanish
Club's montiily meetings
are devoted to movies, Spanish songs, and talks
ing
by Pan-American students attend-
Ward-Belmont.
Spanish conversa-
tion at the.se meetings increases fluency in
the
.spejken
4m
langujige
of idiomatic expression.
and knowledge
I'l if^yF^^
M^^^6 Mildred Boirrox, RuTii McCoy, Mary Anx Jones, June Lord, Pat Walton, Judy Wheeler, Emily Goodman, Martha Morris, Ann F"lescher, Jeanette Second row: Marjorie Stuart, Betty Martin, Dr. Givens, Martha Edwards, NVirma Kickle, Janet Farley, Pris Bailey, Virginia Trant, Vera Mew, Idanelle Stone, Patsy Patee. Third row: Mr. Donnor, Mary Lur Phelps, Charlotte Eato.v, F2mma Lou Wivell, Ophelia Strum, Betty Asgurrii, Barbara Faust, Virginia Bradley, Pat Parsons, F^lizaueth Rensford, Barbara Phillips
Left lo right, first rozu:
FoLZ, Jane Harte.
Mil
HOfkEY were the
all-out as.
bleachers,
amid screams and
from
yells
teams
well-matched
ESTHllSliiSTS
drove
through a spirited hockey season which goes
down on in
the scorehook as the most unusual
the history of the school.
Rain and upsets among seeded teams sulted in a series of
games which
left
re-
the
.\goras holders of the cu]i liefore reaching the semifinals.
COLLEGE VARSITY Dcrham
Katherin'e J.\XE
Leotvs Morrtsox Joy Roberts Favlese Sch.\rff Pat T.\xtox Betty Tarbet
DCRY
Mary
Lex.\
Favlk
Betty Hoover
Xaxcy HoRXAnAV Beverly Teel
Betty Taubet, Naxcy left to riyht Pat Tantox, HoRXADAV. Beverly Teel, Morrisox. Kneeling: Leotus Joy Roberts. Betty Hoover, Jaxe Dvry. Faylese Scharff, Katherixe Durham
Slaiidiiiy.
:
PREPARATORY VARSITY Breese Lee Bo.vTWRKjHT Ella Clark \'ei)A
Xaxcy
Flac.i;
Emily Maxchester Barbara NelsonBetty .\xx Ward Ellex Warner
LicY .Axx Graves Mary Pat Wylijer
C.
Woulw
ine
left to ricjiil : Ellex Warxer, Mary Catherixe Woolwixe, Barbara Nelsox, Lee Boatwrigiit, Pat Wvlijer, Xaxcy Flagg, \'eim Breese, Kiice.'ini/: Emily Maxchester, JK,\x Wari>. Ella Clark, Licy .\xx Graves
Slandiny,
Come .Ill
on. Nelson, soek
it!
confused but Les
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01 THE COURTS competition for the tennis chanipionshi])
gan
in the fall
with the
first
l)e-
tennis classes.
Fighting to win the cup for her club, Dolly
Anti-Pan,
Birckhead.
Faulk, Tri K, in the
defeated fall
"Florida"
singles matches.
were Beverly Teel and
Semifinalists
Ann
^larshall.
Spring saw tennis enthusiasts rising before breakfast to play matches, and excite-
ment ran high on Senior, Senior-^Iiddle Day
when
the
Mids defeated
the Seniors to add
cherished points to their total score.
Victo-
Mids were Dolly Birckhead,
singles
rious
winner, and ley,
Nancy Moss and Harriet Ash-
doubles champions.
VARSITY Dorothy Birckhead Marian Dopke Katherine Durham Beverly Tell
Dorothy Birckhead,
Mary Lena
Jean
Ward
Mary Lena Faulk Justine Winn Ann Marshall
tennis
clicriiip
of
IV. -B.
Faulk, runner-np oj finals
The
tzco
racketeers
TIME
WITH THE WHISTLE
II
With
signal,
this
the
last-minute cheers and
club songs stop and another exciting basketball
game
begins.
Sportsmanship and
the foreground in each
game
come
skill
as club
and
to
class
teams battle for points. In this year's tournament, a thrill-packed night
game saw the
the Tri K's defeat the P. T.'s to win
basketball
year.
trophy for the third consecutive
These teams reached the
finals
by win-
ning over the T. C.'s and Osirons,
COLLEGE VARSITY Peggy Loving Mary Lena Faulk Katherine Durham
Vera Mew Betty Hoover Martha Belew
BOARDING PREP VARSITY Martha Lee Durham Ella Clark Nancy Flagg Betty Campbell
Margaret Toole Bandy Magnusson Shirley Vloedman
DAY
PREP VARSITY
Milbrey Jackson
Mary /..;'/
ond
Ill right, first nÂťii'.- Peci;v Ln\ix(;, Maktiia ruu': \'era Mew. Betty Hoover,
Belew.
Jean
Sec-
C,
Woolwine
Ward
Betty Bruce Cate Jean Hooper Betty Tucker
Mary Lena Faulk, Katherixe Durham
Martha Lee Durham, Betty Margaret Toole, Klla Clark
Left Id rit/hl:
CAMi'iiELi.,
l.cjl
nrw:
ti)
rmc: Jean Ward, Jdan Hdoper. Bruce Cate, Mary C. Woolwine, Tucker
riijht, first
Betty
ScidiuI
Betty
K. D.
in a tight spot
Fiiuitists fight
it
iriicrc did the bail go.
Florida
out
Georgia?
in the clear
B
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The bowling
alleys are
li
always a popular
Saturday nights on campus, but
place for
during the bowling season practice liegins in earnest as jierfect
each
girl
tries
to perfect the
form and accuracy that
fills
form
the
sheet with strikes and s])ares.
Every
clulj
enters four girls in the annual
bowling tournament, and only the four with the highest scores advance to the
This year
in a close contest the
clul^s finals.
D. V.'s
won
the cup, defeating the Tri K's, A. K.'s, and CXsirons.
Taking high Korty
(far
score
left
honors
picture)
Faulk (center picture) for the
Wylder was high
were
Mary
and Mary Lena college.
Patt
score bowler for the Preps.
COLLEGE VARSITY Mary Kortv
Jlxk Muhel.son
Mary Lena Faulk
Katheri.ne
Patsy Hornbeck
Margaret Morrow
Durham
PREP VARSITY Pat Wyi.der
Kay Horner
Challie Thornton
E\-elyn Paty
Veda Breese
Jean Horner
S With
son
W
M
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a plunge and a splash. Barbara Nel-
swam away
with top
annual swimming meet.
honors at the
Following
in
her
wake came second-placer Nancy Hornaday, with Betty Rutland a close third.
Nancy
Peacock's record-breaking plunge, plus the
speed and good form of the other Penta
Taus,
won
In second
the cup for their club.
and third place were the Tri
Vers Clubs.
K
and Del
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kUMM Much be
to the
amazement
Hoods,
Roljin
hitting
of all
the
campus would-
Ijull's-eye
merely a matter of putting arrow to
Long hours
letting go.
tials
—
stance, aim,
become consistent
Mary Lou
Address
the target, iioek your
arroi-.'.
is
not
bow and
of practicing the essen-
and position
—are necessary
hitters such as Carol
to
Cannon,
Phelps, and Betty Steed.
release
GOLF Stance, grip, and a clean follow-through a golfer's ball will fly straight
With golf
down
these aims in mind, girls in classes
"try.
try.
again"
This year for the
strokes.
the fairway.
fall
and spring
perfect
to
first
links
Mary Lena and
.
Il,'
.
I
lurul,,
<inl'r
,1
l,'ll>J
UIIC
i'eg
their
time advanced
students s])ent one afternoon a week at
nici]jal
—and
tlie
mu-
where such outstanding golfers as T-^aulk.
Patzie
Cluugh shot
])ar
Simonson, Jean or below.
Gill,
TRACK Running, jumping, and hurdling are a few of the activities followed by the
dents on campus.
more
Endurance-plus
and these
energetic stu-
is
needed for
have what
all
track work,
A
spring track meet in which each club enters
its
stars
girls
it
takes.
featured competition in dashes, relays,
broad jump, high jump, and hurdling.
Outstand-
ing in these events were Marilyn Flynn, Margaret Petrass,
quith,
Lea Adair, Pat Waggoner, Betty As-
and Gloria
Reif.
Over
the top
BASEBALL Senior, Senior-Mid
Day ushered
in
season of baseball at Ward-Belmont.
27 game was packed with
thrills,
an exciting
The
April
featuring the
pitching of the Senior's "Florida" Faulk, backed
by Peggy Loving, Jane Dury, and M. F. Jones.
Mid
reliables
were Pitcher Alma Edmonds, Pat
Tanton, and Marilyn Flynn.
You'll never
make seeond
like
that,
Pat
fi TURF
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AND TANBARK CLUB Favlese
President SccrctiirY-Trcasiirrr
Scharff
Iris
Miss Marc.aket
Sj'onsor
Tvrxer Fri.i-Eis
/() riiiht: Favlese Scharff. Iris Turner. Pat Taxtox. Fraxces Alexander, Mary Jo Warrex. Rvth Evaxs, Miss Fuller. Dorothy Blaine. Shirley \"loe;)man, Carol Woodruff, \"lRi;lXIA EXGLETT. AUDREY MoUXT. WaXDA Gabriel. Leotus Morrison. Caroline Mc-
Li-ft
Daxiel.
Alma Edmonhs
The highest lionor that can be bestowed upon a Ward-Behiiont riding major is to be elected to membership in the Turf and Tanbark Club. In addition to increasing their general l)ers
knowledge about horses, inem-
put this knowledge into practical ap-
plication
on breakfast rides and
trips to the
Chicago horse show and the Kentucky Derby. For the first time in several vears. Turf and Tanbark furnished a clubroom which served for club meeetings and informal get-
togethers of riding enthusiasts.
The
fall
days
riding season opened with eager
who worked hard through dusty
Ijeginners
in the ring to present the Fall
Riding
Show sponsored by Turf and Tanbark. bara Allen rode
off
Bar-
with top honors, and the
cup was presented to the Penta Tau Clu1). During the winter months riders attended classes on the theory of handling and caring and looked forward
for horses its
gaited
work and
to spring with
The
exciting jumping.
climax of the year came with the Twenty-
Third Annual Spring Riding
Show
wliicli
featured, in addition tu the general classes.
exhibitions by advanced students in driving
and riding
in pairs.
SECOND YEAR RIDING MAJORS \'lKlilMA ExrW.ETT
Ruth Evaxs Cakolixe McDaxiel
LeoTU.S MoKRISON I'avlese Scharff Iris
Tuhxeu
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Tops TOPS â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Training during
has.
one
of the
its
Offered for Patriotic Service
tew years of existence, become
most important organizations on the
Sponsored
campus.
Department,
its
the
Ijy
purpose
is
Physical Education to
give
each
girl
training in development of leadership, health, and character.
In addition to the colorful drills presented on special occasions
Drum and ]\Iiss
which featured the newly-formed
Bugle Corps under the direction of
TOPS
Jean R\der. the
fantile paralysis drive
League paper
sale
and assisted
Corps debut on IVaslunalon's Birthday
of
Home.
is the much-used phrase Frances Leans at attention
inorninii inspection"
Xancy
Ripy.
in-
Junior
Morrison, and Schrocr
'Good
Drum
in the
the
on campus for the benefit of
the Crippled Children's Instructors .Vciivr/.
managed
^
CORPS
Left
lo
right,
first
IN
COLUMN
run':
Captains Phelps,
Evans, Scales, Tucker, and Strum. rozv:
Second
Captains Morrison, Loving, Roberts,
COVERDALE, WyLDER, AND SELLERS
Captains at attention for flag raising
Vi
^.^:?^
uKm ^lenihers of the
ment,
in
Ward-Belmont Dance Depart-
fax'orite school
demand
at
entertainers, are constantly
outstanding"
all
school
events.
Choreograplier-director, Miss Jean Jones, has on
numerous occasions
Elanca X'asqtez. Bomar Ci.E\Ei.AXn, Ramoxa Dau.li;. AM) Harriet Ashley
M ilmcknt
flected
in
exhiliited her
own
talents, re-
the accomplishments of her pupils.
Majl'RE,
Spectators at the Halloween ]5anquet,
ington's
Birthday,
applauded warmly
routines.
shown
dance
recital,
tap, ballet,
Particularly
in the original
and
Wash-
May Day
and modern dance
outstanding
work
"American Anthology,"
was ar-
ranged by Miss Jones and performed by modern dance students for a Dance Festival
University.
Mickey Plrcei.l. Bakb.ara Bahr, Elizabeth Reynolds, Margaret Webster, and Gene Shearin
/ lie i/racc
and poise
nolds eharni
A
study
in
oj lilizuhclh
llie
audience
dramatic repose
Rey-
.An:
at \'anderbilt
kt
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The Agoras, under cell.
and
awav with times.
their talented president,
their gracious sponsor. their share of
campus
offices,
honors, and good
Included on their roster are Ruth Kvans. editor
of Hyf^licii:
Jeanne DeMoss. president of the "Y": Gail
Slack, vice-president of Athletic Association
1 Mkkie Purcell.
liams,
vice-president
of
Senior-Mid
Hailev, treasurer of Senior-Mid class tar\-
of
Senior-Mid
Mary Jane
['n'sidciit
Mickie Pur-
Mrs. Gordon, have walked
class
:
class
;
;
Connie WilBillie
Jean
Joanne Jeans, secre-
and assistant editor
of
Chimes;
Stuckey, vice-president and secretary of I'rep
Mrs. Marguerite Gordon, Sponsor
'::^JL
Frances Alexande Janet Tarley Grace Korstian
Anne
Pride
Eleanor Bellamy
Barbara Bible
Audrey Forsythe
Gene Stewart Glass
Cornelia F.
Lamb
Mickie Purcell
Bettyc LaSalle
Nancy Gertrude
RijÂťy
Catherine Lccs Hull Millie )can Hailcy V ranees Lewis
Mary
Joann Schcnck
Mary Laura Cann Cr.millc I'.-it
llancoc)
Mrf;auly
Gail Slack
Jane Carver Billie Henarrt Louise McNccly Betty Jean Smith
I'atricia
Conway
Carolyn Hewitt
Martha Maddux Virginia
Lee
Smith
CLUB Council
;
Tally Pope, sergeant at arms of Senior class
Sug Edwards, second
;
O
and
F F
s
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MiCKIE PURCELL
President
vice-president of the "Y."
...Martha Maddux
I'ifc-P resident
stiff
competition in
all
won
the hockey cup and gave
Secretary
sports with such athletes as Patsie
Treasurer
Athletically speaking, they
Sergeant
Hornbeck, Gail Slack, son.
and swimming champ, Barbara Nel-
Cornelia Lamb
I
at
U Arms
Natalie Pope .
.
.Barbara Bible
Mrs. Marguerite Gordon
Sl>onsor
Agoras Joanne Jeans and Sheila Kennard have main-
tained the club's tradition of high scholarship.
The Agoras emerged from "The Fire" and
the year as
one of the most active and popular clubs on the campus.
Mary
Alice Cooper Patsie Hornbeck
Loisann
May
Mary Jane Stuckey
Mary Etta Cowan Czarina Howard Mary Ann .Murray Pat Wagoner
Jeanne DeMoss
Gerry Lou Davis Joanne Jeans Charlotte Naiden
Helen Kane Rosemary Neely
Marion
Elise VVentworth
W^altikirch
Joyce Douglas Sheila
Kennard
Molly NeiU Margaret Wilkerson
Mary
Saffell
Edwards
Dudley Klein Barbara Nelson Connie Williams
Ruth Evans
C.
filen
Wilson
L L Dark-haired, fashionable Jeanette Worsley and energetic
Miss Schroer have led the A. K.'s through a year
The A.
and accomplishment.
K.'s and the
of fun
campus
as a
whole rate "Holiday Inn" as a great success, but the club wisely kept the "Heartbeat Dance" to themselves. Intellectuals
include
Theta Kappa's
Phi
(treasurer of that organization),
Corrough, and Grace W'aldrop. the athletic field by Doris
Pippin
:
and
in other
president of
Bomar
Pris
Bailey,
Cleveland, Shirley
The}- are represented on
Hosmer, Pat Wylder, and Nancy
campus organizations by Bun Breese,
Prep Council
;
Nancy
Broyles, president of
^^% •
Mary Ruth Eerdo Doris Francesa Anne Nicks
Eva Claudine Boyle Ruth Anne Grantham Patricia Pack
Anne Sunford
Carolyn Stcrry
iTfilk^-
i|i
—
iiiiiiMmmi<ii»i"ii«n
Veda Breese Brooksy Greene Marilyn Pasternack Betty Ruth Thomas
Joan Hays Joanne Pickenf Kathcrine Tiplo
Nancy Hroylcs Doris Hosmer
Nancy
I.u
Pipr)in
Maruaret Doris Tucker
Ann liumKardner Shirley Kaplan Julia Rhea
Grace Joy Waldrop
Hetty Bushy Anne Koonce Marian Sadler Gwendolyn Walker
film Senior Prep class
Club
;
;
Bomar
treasurer of French Club
;
O FWV^^I^V^
Cleveland, president of French
Shirley Corrongh, leader of Captivators
;
Sue Zeek,
and Pris Bailey, an editor on
all
A .^y. Jeanette Worsley ^^^^V'^I^IKLEY CORROUGH ^^^0. I. Ann Bumgardner
President
Vice-President
.
.
.
.
Secretary
three publications.
^^^^P ^ The A.
K.'s have given sparkle and
remembrance
Susan Carson Jacque Leffler Molly Shanks Ruth Marie Walls
for themselves
and
Betty Clark
Madora Lonsdale Joanne Shearman Betty Lee Whitney
all
life
of us.
k-jT-cnjDTMir TTl>Tr,M
to this year as a
l^^lJ^ss Gertrude Schroer
Sponsor
Nancy Lea Adair Margaret Louise Clough Marjorie Malin Barbara Isabel Smith Jeanette Worsley
Tessie Angehni
Shirley Corrough Sarah Jane Mathes Barbara Lou Smith Patricia
Wylder
Anne Baggett Anita Dalton Katherine Walker Sm Suzanne Zeek
Nell
Marian Foste Harwick Newt Fannette
Somn
Kathryn Zumst'
MUKOIl Lovely Gene Allen Kennedy and Miss Ordway, a sponsor
who
spells
of activity
personality,
and
i)rogress.
of the scholarship
combined
their
have hacked their cluh
cup
They were
at the
scholastic
end of the
ability
with
in
a year
the proud winners
first
semester, and
leadership
in
the
Preparatory school.
Notables include Celeste Craig, vice-president of Pen-
staff
Club and secretary
of the
Round Table Club
;
Martha
Š4^ Tvouise
Armistead
Mary KiUKjume Duke Rodjcera
MarKarct Boylin Julia
Edwards
Quincy Belle Ryan
Attolke lioynton Trilhy KlliÂŤton
Joan .Skclton
Marie
nrakel.ill
Frances Brooks Polly HaKer Sullivan
I'.it
Dudley Brown Dorothy Hailey Aili-laicU-
ThtiintDr
Claire Byron Barbara HoU Challie
Thninl..!
fLlB Woodcock, treasurer
of
the
Round Table Club
;
Emily President
Manchester, vice-president of Beta Club president
Junior class
of
;
;
Dorothy Hailey,
Suzanne Rogers, sergeant
at
Treasurer
Sergeant
arms of
of
Freshman
Sophomore
class
class
;
;
Francis Farris, sergeant at arms
and Clare
Ann
Drowota, Chimes
staff
as well for ability
and
|I
I'icc-Prcsidcnt
Sponsor
at
.^
Arms
ni^H ^~" m^j my ^y^
KNE Allen Kennedy J.
.
Martha Woodcock Jean Ward Clare Ann Drowota
Miss Martha Ordway
member.
The "A"
of
Angkor could stand
achievement.
Gayle Alice Casey Virginia Holt Polly Trammell
Celeste Craig
Jean
Ward
Miriam Cullom Gene Allen Kennedy Gloria Watson
Gloria Davitt Sally McCanless
Mary Ready Weaver
Nancy Daugherty Clara McDonald Anne Dickson Wharton
Ann DeMonbreun Emi Ju stine
Clare
Ann Ar Ann Drowota
Priscilla
Winn
Murray
Martha Buford Woodcock
MTIPMDORl 'Stardust" was the theme that ushered the Anti-Pans with their
Children's
end
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
at
all
Home
at
dance.
tall
A
in tlie
visit to
year for
the Crippled
Christmas, a faculty dinner, a week
Idaho Springs, and comjilete redecoration of the club
were planned and executed under the capable direc-
tion of President
Answering
"Andy" Anderson and Miss Benton.
roll call
at
each meeting were Bette Pierce,
Pat Cooley. Susan Bowers, Judy Wheeler, and Catherine Tetzlaff,
Phi Theta Kappas
Scharff, president of Turf
:
outstanding athletes were Les
and Tanbark and treasurer
of
Ciirolyn Uurkliait Myrtha Grcfii
M:irv Masiji) N:H|iiin t-|<,riiMl:i
TriK.i
;
CLUB the Athletic Association
treasured tennis trophy of
the
Athletic
;
O FFJ,C
Dolly Birckhead, winner of the
;
Marilyn Farmer, tennis manager
Association;
and Evelyn Allen.
E
R S
President
...Marilyn Anderson
Vice-President
Mary Ellen Randall
Other
June Deevers .Susie Sparks
Secretary offices held
editor
of
hy members of the club were
:
Bette Pierce,
Chimes, and her assistant editor, Jane Irwin
Treasurer
Sergeant
at
Anns
\
Sponsor
Beverly Teel, chapel proctor
;
Mary Gaines
rr
P"^. ...
and Marilyn Whitney, proc-
Miss
M aribel
Benton
tor of Founders.
All of Anti-Pan's attractions
sum up
to
one thing
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;an
interesting, well-balanced, spirited club, versatile but closeknit.
Patricia Cuoley *^ancy Dee Hearne
Peggy Odell Carol
Warren
Alice Critz
Joyce
Mane
Hollon
Bette Pierce Maiy Clarke Webster
Carol Crosby Kay Horner Emelin Prince Judy Wheeler
Mary Lyn Davis Carolyn Hussey Ellen Randall Virginia Lee White
Mary
June Deevers Betsy Karl
Mary
Elizabeth Rensford
Marilyn Whitney
Virgini a Dietz
Mary
Di.xon
Barbar a Katz
Annie Lou Lorance
Faylese SchariT Be verly Ai n Williams
.Mbertine Sutherland Ellen Williamson
1
I The Aristons have demonstrated ati'airs
in
every
Mann
have
by producing leaders
Bruce Cate and Mrs.
their interest in
campus
Charming Betty
field.
tirelessly
directed the
club throughout the year.
Excelling in scholarship are Barbara Bainbridge.
Mary
Jane Capps, Margaret Hayes, Sara Rodes, Laurel Cuff, Mrs. \V. H. Manx, Sponsor 5etty
Bruce Cate,
Jean
Horner,
and
Ann
Aristons on the athletic
Gaydcn Kccky Murray
Annal>cl
Barbara BainhrirlKc Eveline Gregory N'ancy Oakley
Cullen
Rich,
and
leading
the
Pn-sidoit
Uia'ise Baird
Anne Grimes Betty Orr
HerKcr Shirley Anil Ruth Harri Valcrc Potter
field
are
"T"
Mizell,
Emme
Marsaret iioUing Elizaheth
Hayes
Anne Cullen Rich
Osment,
Mary Jane Carr Margaret Hayes Sally Rodes
;
au and Betty Bruce Cate.
F^^^R S
O
They proudly claim Betty Gant,
.HHHHH.
President
president of the
Freshman
class
;
Betty Bruce Cate, secre-
Vice-President
.
;
Annabel Gayden, secretary
of the Junior
Treasurer
Sergeant at class
;
Ann
Cullen Rich, secretary of the Sophomore class
Freshman
class.
Talent, leadership, and scholarship combine to
make
and Margaret Hayes, treasurer
of the
Betty Bruce Cate
,
Ann Crimes Betty Okr Nancy Denny
S^^HH
Secretary
tary of Beta Club
.
Jf^^
Arms
»_»w^P5«.i. ^^''^^•*^^*
.
Cynthia Mizell Mrs. W. H.
Sponsor
Mann
this
club one of the most popular of the day-student clubs.
Bruce Cate Claudia Horn Frances Smythe
Hcttv
Alice Banks Carr Je n Horner Franki = Ann Taylor
Elea lor Clark Don na Irwin Letitia
Wenning
Ann
Laurel Cuff Crockett Knox
Jane Wilkerson
Xancy Uenney Sally
Lellyett
Nancy Wilkerson
Martha Evers Nancy Malone Lynne Voumans
Betty Gant
Nancy Minick Anne Carr Young
m Eu ^lary
\ ersatile
Lou Phelps and magnetic Miss
were before the campus
many
all
Fuller
year long leading their club into
including slumber parties, trips to Melrose,
activities,
and a Halloween Party,
all
campus minstrel show and
of
which were highlighted by a
a Christmas buffet supper for
the faculty.
On
the
campus are found such outstanding D.
\'.'s
as
the publications editor's right-hand girl, Pat Shillings, president of the Chemistry Club and vice-president of the
Betty Simpson
Phelps
;
and
writer on the
Alma Edmonds
Martha Edwards Ruth Theresa Kelly Pat Rhine Betty Trcvathan
dice
Jean Fisher
^cannettc Folz
Mary Korty Norma Rickel
Ellen June Lord Shirley Sheperd
Alice Tritschler
Nancy Tyree
president of the Spanish Club,
circulation
manager
of
Kappas Pat Windle
Nancy Lou Fuller Kathleen Lytcr Neal Sheppcrd
Jietty
Shirley
Wagoner
"Y,"
Mary Lou
Chimes and a feature
Hyphen. Margaret Ann Funk.
are Phi Theta
Betty Jean Julius Mary Rita Ploch Judy Throckmorlrjn
;
D.
\'.
"brains"
(secretary of that club),
Margaret Anne Funk Mary Louise Mackic Vera Jo Shepperd Mary Jo Warren
Carolyn Gidley Betty Martin Patricia Shillings
Jcannie Watson
CLUB Mary Ruth perd.
who
led
them through the
sports' tourna-
ments and brought home the bowling cup are Pat Tanton,
Alma Edmonds, Audrey So the Del Vers
live,
Horst, and
Mary Korty.
Alice
Adams
Patzie Simonsen
Bobbye West
Doroth> All
Bobby Ann Hagan June Michelsen Betty Simpson Rosemary Whitaker
club.
Gloria Anderbon Mary Ruth Hale Bonny Jean Nichols Nancy Jo Simpson Martha Wilson
President Vice-President.
.
.
. '
~
I^B
Secretary
work, and play, a mighty mixture
and an ever-progressing, ever-interesting
Beverlv Godell
O F6|kC
Hale, Harriet Ashbrook, and Betty Neil Shep-
Athletes
Sergeant
al
Harriett Ashbrook
Virginia Smith
R S .
Pat Shillings
Alma Edmonds Betty Simpson OSBORX
\'lRGIN'IA
H^^Aiss
Ann Badger lean Herndon Virginia Ann Osborn Patricia_
Smith
Carol Woodruff
Mary Lou Phelps
^l^H i/MKM I^^^Hm
Anns
Sponsor
Mary Brown Henders
E
|^^[^_ 1^ 2
Margaret Fuller
athrvn Barfield Elizabeth
Hewf
Marie Pender Pat Tanton
Nancy Dennison Audrey Horst
Mary Lou Phelps Betty Lee Thomas Sonia Young
Winning
the
Prep hockey and basketball cups high-
lighted the year for the
Emma
The
Eccowasin Club.
efficiency of
Cain, coupled with that of Miss Saunders, led the
club through a successful and happy year.
Starring on these winning teams were dale,
Mary
Ellen Cover-
Lucy Graves, and Mary Catherine W'oolwine, and
Eccowasins found
in other
campus organizations were
Julia
^4 Thanicl Armistca'I
Joanne Geny Lucy Mizclt
Mallard
K.-trl>ara
Amelia Jictly
(ifiAT
Oman
Jean Bates
Lucy Ann Graves Irene I'ottcr
Mary Heattie Nan Hailc Sallic Read
Emma
Cain
Ann Hamilton Joan Reagan
Evalina Casey Grace Harding Ann Reese
Virginia
Nell Chilton
Becky Hatchett Lucinda Riddle
fLUB Merrick, president of the Sophomore class; treasurer of the Junior class
;
Ann
Mary Catherine
OFFICERS
Hamilton, W^oolwine.
President
VUc-Prcsidcnt
sergeant at arms of the Junior class
Mary
Ellen Coverdale, captains in
;
Betty Tucker and
TOPS Nan ;
\,
Secretary
dale, vice-president of
Next year
;
Day Student
will find the
and Mary Ellen Cover-
Carroll Christopher
Marv Ann
Hibbett
Ward Sanders
Eccowasins
Dorc thv Coolidge C. Hooper .loa. Ju tie Sanders
.
Nan Haile Amelia Goar
^^HHP^
.
-
Dorothy Coolidge
-j-/
Miss Louise Saunders
Sponsor
Council.
still
striving to main-
tain their ideals which have spelled success
Betty
.
Haile, secSergeant at ArniS-
retary and treasurer of Penstafif
-^ YY
Mary
this year.
Elle n Coverdale
Mannie Jackson Sarah Be /erly Smith
Elizabeth Davids-jn Harriet Toynes
Mary Ann Sugg
Dianne Douglass Thclma McKay Betty Tucker
Martha Ann Gambill Phyllis
May
Emily Washington
Alar y
Adelaide GenN Julia Merrick Catherine Wool
F. Dynamic Jane Knabe liined
set the
tempo
F. Com-
for the F. F.'s.
with the efficient guidance of Miss Lee. the chih found
leaders to he respected and followed as they hit a
high
in
Added to
new
club spirit and cooperation. to the usual club fun of
slumber parties and trips
Melrose were the Sunday night supper party for the
faculty, bridge
and
and ping-pong tournaments, the spring
their clever
picnic,
dance inspired by the song. "It's Been a
Long, Long Time."
11
^£^ MilrlrcH
Evelyn Furey Betty Jane lohnsU/nc Patricia Parsons
Arthur
GtrtruMc Furcy Jane Knahc Jo Evalyn PcvahouM:
Geraldinc Barrc Ko§taI Carol Jean Kobcrtsoi 'fary
!-<>«
Carolyn Hernarf] Nan Hairston Kuykenrl Lois Rockctt
M,-i«flcan
Marhara Jilack
Ann Harmun Mary Manshii> Mad«e Russell
iJctty
Kathleen Caca Joanne Harper
Mary Lou
Martii
Helen Schreiber
OLIIB The
F. F.'s were proud of their president
when she
sided over the February 22 festivities as George
pre-
Wash-
ington and of "Sparkie" Hooper, associate editor of Hyphen.
They cheered
athletes
Evelyn and Gertrude Furey, Martha
Jane Knabe
President /
Elai.ne
'icc-Prcsidciit
Jo Pevahouse Miss Martha Lee
Treasurer
Durham, and Johnny Johnson, and applauded Phi Theta
Kappa members Mary Lou Martin.
Humphreys
Mary Lou Martin
Secretary
...
Sponsor
Idanelle Stone, Bar-
bara Hanson, and Jane Knabe.
The
friendly,
fun-loving F. F.'s are capable leaders as
well as devoted followers of
Mary Billie
Elle:n
Christy
Sue Havron
Mary Lou
Mistretta
Shirley Schulz
all
phases of W.-B.
life.
Sue Colly Be rtie Lou Hinman
Carmen Cooke Dorothy Hoback
Mar'V Frances McGhee Joan Simon
Louise McKnight Mariroselle Sparks
Patricia Douglas
Ann Hollingsworth Mary McWilliams
Jo
Ida Nelle Stone
Martha Lee Durham Mary Jane Hooper Eleanor Morris Blanca \'asqueg
Charlotte Eaton
Martha Lou Faulkr
Barbara Hull
Elaint Humphriei Mary Alice Ohm Shirley Worthingtc
Patricia
Nowlen
Rosemary Wallace
:
—
I Red-haired "Dorget" Hall, loyal Mrs. Almond, pink love seats,
and an indomitable club
tials of
spirit
—these
are the essen-
the Osiron Club.
Within
their
membership are
lioth
"brains and brawn"
the former represented by Nelle Sellers,
Martha Morris,
Alary Frances Russell, Jackie \\'oods, and Betty Latham,
members
Nancy
Pearl Auttn
Mary Fleming cnnie K. Lavigne Ltmix Prothro
Bartiara Elaine
H»
Gloria Gilo Mollie Lively
Mildred Prcuit
verly
Jeanne Herno Gilmore
.Vlarjorie l'at.Hie
I>*jnneckcr
Phyllis
RoscnUum
Mildred Louise Hontin Dorothy Margaret Hail
Mary Ann Mabry Mary Evelyn Rubley
of Phi
Theta Kappa
Stern, \'era
the latter by Betty Tarbet,
;
Mew, Jane
Jean liradlcy Jane Ilarte
l)or..lhv
Joan Maddox Mary Frances Russell
Hart, and Betty Asquith.
Jean Hniniit I'eKKy
l-onise
Henry
Mary Ann Mason Nelle Sellers
Jeanne Dry: Helen Ho(l« Vera Ellen I
Mary Alma Sparks
.
(LIB The Osirons dent Council
OFF
are proud of Nelle Sellers, president of Stu;
Jane Hart, proctor of Fidelity
;
R S Dorothy Hall
r resident
and Dorothy
RY Porter Fleming
I'ifc-Presideiit
Hall, president of the Speech Club.
W=^|^
Secretary
Peggy Henry
Treasurer
Their
social
life
.
was highlighted by "that wonderful Serneaiil at
dance," and included a picnic with the Del \^ers, bowling at
Melrose, and a "Kid Party" given for the T.
Not
often
found a group of
is
ing, intelligent,
Joyce Bryson
Norma Hughes Nancy Stern
and
full
Arms.
.
.
Betty Tarbet
Helen Mills C. Almond
Mrs. Lona
S/'oiisor
C.'s.
girls so cooperative, will-
of club spirit as the Osirons.
Betty Asquith
Catherine Buttorff Betty Ingham
Hattie Ruth Cole Ellen Elizabeth Jones
Betty Jo Crews
Martha Morris
Vivian Moss Betty Lee Tarbet
Ann Motch
Lois
Ann
Stevens
Jean Trigg
Renee Dome, que EIouisc Kelh Patricia
Ann Mu.ne
Patucia Walton
Bett^
Dnnnon
Evelyn Ormes Olga Wells
Betty Latham Jennie Parr Jackie \\'ood
nm m
ffi^0b^ bb^^
Petite "Bibbit"
P -\T^'
tbeir club
and vivacious Mrs. Harbor bave seen
come tbrougb
flying high.
We hail
riding cup and tbe
Outstanding
P.
the year with tbe rose
swimming T.'s
include
class ;
Babette Marsh, President Miss Margaret Shannon. Sponsor
sonis
;
;
Betty
sergeant at arms of the Senior-Middle class,
;
Jo Harriman Zinck
Neumann and
chapel proctor and Senior-Middle secretary, Bev-
erly Stevens
%.
i
Nancy
presidents,
vice-president and sec-
retary of the Student Council. Janet ;
fall
cup.
Hornaday and Evelyn Dickenson
Hoover
and gray
the P. T.'s. proud possessors of the
;
secretary
of
the Chemistry Club,
day student treasurer of the Senior poetry editor of Cliiiucs.
Ann
class,
Harriet
Joyce Ses-
Marshall.
-:.yy--.-.-v >;^vf.v-.>
Carol
Jo
Ca
Ha
Janet Nelson Elizat>eth Schofield
Ernestine ('onglcV^n Hess Moseley Hw^ver Martha Nelson Doris Lee Snyder
Suzanne Conyne Kctty Hoover Janet
Ann
Neumann Sf|uires
liarl.ara
Ann Davis
Nancy Hornaday Shirley Nickols
Beverly
Ann
Stevens
liarl.ara lictsy
Jean
l>avis lloriR-r
Jiarhara Parrish Gloria Stevens
Norma
Jc-an
Davis
I'cKKy Johnson
Patcc Suzanne Straus I'atsy
Kvdyn 1) ckcnso Mary An ,e J one
fLlIB High
point girls in
all
sports were
Ann
Marshall,
OFFICERS
Nancy
Hornaday, Betty Hoover, Harriet Ashley, Xancy Moss,
Babette Marsh
President
Janet Neumann
J'icc-Prcsideiit
Carol Cannon,
swimmer Nancy Peacock, and equestrienne
Bohhie Allen.
The high-average
aday, Ophelia Strum,
Ann
girls
were Nancy Horn-
Marshall, and Janet
Neumann.
Claire Robida
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant
at
Anns
Mrs. Margaret Harbor
Sponsor
The
Janet Nelson Peggy Johnson
P. T.'s have pride in their school and in their club,
and working together they constantly
strive to
make each
better.
Dickenson Letitia Laming Sally Peebles
Dorothy Jean Dyer Martha Mclntyrc Margaret Petrass Vir,!;inia
Tait
Alma Lee Frazier Mary Ann McCaskill Barbara Phillips Barbara Thorne
Barbara Allen Wanda Gabriel Babette Marsh Olive Rich
Joanna Troutman
Harriet Ashley Emily Goodman
Ann Marv
Marshall
Claire Robida Rita Walker
Jane Nichol Brown Betty Ann Graves
Betty Campbell
Charlotte Moore Jeanne Russell
Margaret Jean Morton
Mary Jean Walsh
Harriet Louise Zinck
t
T. The
spotlight
was on
energy and Miss
the T. C.'s, led by K. D.
Durham's
Newhall's able direction, at their "April
Showers" dance, Easter breakfast
for the faculty
and club
slumber and bowling parties.
K.
1).
herself
were composed
was of
the spark of her club's teams, which
such
athletes
as
Ann
Bell,
Carolyn
Graham, Eileen Springstun, Margaret Frogg, Sarah Haden, and Susie Fletcher.
Juliet
Anne Bra/Jway
Charlotte Evan.i Martha Overall Ellen Schriver
Kctty Lou IJrann Martha Sue Fletcher Martha Ann Overall Gene Shearin
Marjorie
J.
Mrown
Claire Fortinberry Virginia Pearl Patricia .Simms
Ann
lirumlcy
ilarilyn Fredrick 'Eleanor Per.shinK
Phi Theta Kappa, as well as T. C,
Oonisc Camiilicll MarKarel FroiiKC PaiÂŤc Pcttit Janice Smith
K:itlKTinc Chesick
Carolyn Grahan Marjorie Quirin Eileen Springsln
.Sara
Arnold
Hade
Kathrvl, Jo Keid Elizaliclii
Ann
Stai
CLUB was proud
to claim
Mary Jo Watson,
Katherine Dougher, Katheriue Chesick,
Evans,
Charlotte
and
Anna Marie
E R S President
I'icc-Prcsidcnt
Hughes.
Secretary
Treasurer
Loyalty and willingness to take a part either for one's school or club, to hold always.
The T.
C.'s,
is
in
any
activity,
Sergeant
an outstanding quality
an impressive group
K. D.
...
at
Anns
Sponsor
Durham
Beth Westfall Betty Lou Bbann Katherine Chesick Ann King Miss Margaret Newhall .
.
^
of girls,
work together toward this goal.
Margaret Anne Christian Anna Frances Hudson
Eddy
Neil
Reneau
Mildred Traeger
.
irgaret Louise Coler
Betty
Sue Corley
Maurine Levinson
Anna Marie Hughe Elizabeth Reynolds
Doris Tye
JIary Olive Walls
ilary Jo Watson
Nanc\ Attwood Suzanne Dudley Elizabeth Lowery
Mary
Helen Beth Westfall
.\l.ulha
Katherine
Uartun
Durham
Ruth Lanora McCoy Helene Russell Dorothy Anna Wilkinson
Ann
Bell
Madelyn Durst Joan Ryerson
TRiin The charm
of Ellen
Warner and
the capability of Mrs.
Hall have complemented the vitality and eager cooperation
of the
members
of the
Triad Club.
This enthnsiasm has carried over into campus
such leaders as
Club
;
Mary Ann
life
with
Hailey, president of the Beta
Milbrey Jackson, Junior-Middle day student treas-
a^Š Ray Austin June HuKhes Beverly Pate
Betty Ru33ell Fessey
Marj- Ellen
McMurray
Ann
Gambill
Jane McQuiddy
Mary Ann Graham
Mary Jo Griswold
Mary Ann Hailey
Betty Marshall
Susan Miller
Polly Nelson
Sara Harris Beverly Nichols
CLUB urer
;
Mary
Coble,
Day Student Council
representative
;
and Ellen Warner
President
Ellen Warner, president of the Penstaff Slub.
Spurring
Vice-President
.
.
.
.
Milbrey Jackson
Treasurer
the teams on to victory were Milbrey Jackson and Evelyn
Sergeant
Sponsor
Paty, while
Ann
Frederick
set
an example
Mary Coble Evelyn Paty
Secretary
at
Anns
Jane Hughes Mrs. Margaret Hall
in scholarship.
In the past year the Triads have maintained and added
to their reputation as leaders
Betty Beaird Milbrey Keith Jacks^ Lillian
Pegram
among
the day students.
Rae Berry Margery Ann Joy
Mabel Ann Buchanan
Patricia Potter
Josephine Pritchett
Virginia
Patricia
Kirkman
Mary Lenure Bundy Betty Bryan Langston Elizabeth Robertson
Mary Coble Edna Gene Little
Catherine Dahlinger
Joan Winters
Carol Woohvine
Anne McGannon
TRIK \\"e "'stand
week
l)y
up and cheer
for dear old Tri
theniseh-es to he an integral part of
true
leaders as Jov
executive
K"
l)ecause
week, day by day, they have continued to prove
Roberts,
campus
and Miss Morrison,
abilit\',
life.
With such
who combines beauty with a
never-failing in-
spiration to her girls, the Tri K's display their usual winor-lose
The
good
spirit.
club roll resembles a galaxy of
Lil)l)v Gift,
president of Phi Theta
president of the Athletic Association of
MiLESTOXES,
as well as
Kelton, president of the president of the
campus
officers
with
Kappa: Leo Morrison, Carolyn Buie, editor
:
Martha Washington; Carrolyn
German Club
;
Emmie
Jackson,
Day Student Council Idy Turner and Peg ;
Loving, secretary and treasurer of the Senior class; Jane Faulk, lioarding treasurer of the Junior-^NIiddle class.
wavs
Dorothy Marial Blaine Libby Gift Carrolyn Kelton Jessie
Stumh
Betty Boa?, Jean Gill PetsKy Ixivinx
Mary
.Sluml.
Virginia Bradley
Lc
('omfite
Glenn
Caroline McDanicIs Charlotte Sutton
Carolyn
liuie
Mary Jane Gray Mansfield IJorothy Tetcder
I.ucile
excelling: in athletics, the Tri
Clara Caldwell Betsy Ann Harris Louise Maples Olive Thoni|ison
Al-
K's this vear added the
Mary D.-ike Caldw ell Judy Ihirris Leotus Morrisoi
Marian
Tilly
Nancy
C-leninu-1-
Catherinc Lee Molt
Margaret Morrow Margaret Toole
CLUB basketball troph)' to their mantel.
The King
of
O
Hearts, President
row, Betty Everett, Peg Loving, and Alartha Belew, shone
I'iee-Prcsideiits
on the
At thrill
F F
^^
Florida Faulk, augmented by Gloria Reif, Margaret Mor-
..
HP
IM
R S
E
*>sj
V-lvitfiji^y
.Tov *
'' '
^''"
Roberts
''^^''-
F-^>^''-k
athletic fields.
the end of the year the Tri K's looked back
upon the Seri/eants at
of
winning the
first
semester scholarship cup, the
faculty breakfast, the X. L. picnic,
and the week-end
Anns
BMSSSBnAZ aIiss
Spoiisur
a.nd \''irc.in-ia
Catherine
E.
Bradley
Morriso.x
trip
in the spring.
Thelma Lee Bad Marian Dui>ke
Betty Everett
Mary Graham Hull Mary Mull
Gloria Reif
Eugenia Tuhtar
Sue
Irish
Martha Baird Jane Faulk
Emmie Jackson Miriam Rew Kathryn Van Nort\\i'
Elizabeth Baldwin
Martha Belew
Edith Bitzer
Marv Lena Faulk
Ann Flescher Suzette Johnstone Betty Rutland
Marilvn Flvnn Helen E. Keith Schumacher Sara Ann Williams
Florence Johnson Jov Roberts
Margaret
Ann Webster
Ann
Williams
Sally
Rhoda Kellogg Barbara Simon Lucy Wright
X. Originality, the keynote of the X. L.'s,
when
the
Room
Rose
opened for business
L. was underlined to the Tri K's,
and was given impetus by President Bobbie Faust and Chambers.
Aliss
On
their
social
calendar
Thanksgiving tea for the Tri
K
Elliston,
Ella
Clark,
Betty Gaston, and
the
year
Sunday excursion
dance, and their
Starring in sports were
for
we
find
faculty, trips to Melrose, the
M.
F. Jones,
their
X. L.-
to "Idlewild."
Rowene
Zick, Selene
Hopkins, Audrey Mount,
Virginia
Nancy Flagg.
On
academic honor
rolls
^^^ Eve Ballrjff Martha Clark Martha U,u Harlow Audrey Eloise Mount
Boatri^ht
Louise IJohon
Ramona Daixlc Ann Hoi-kins
Mary Derrick Mary J^loyd Howard Barbara Ann Peters
I-cc
VirKinia
Frances Newport
Marilyn Parncll
Jane Braley Hernice Dobhs
Emma
Laura Hulscy
Nancy Porttcus
Jane Branson Phyllis Doolcy Olive Mae James
Ann Rces
Becky Brock
CLUB were Jane Braley, Selene
Lou
Campus
Kay
Frances Newport,
Elliston,
Emma
Wivell, and Jene Baumgartner.
E R S President
as well as club leaders included versatility-plus
Keggin, president of the Art Club and artist-writer
Barbara Faust
ROWENE ZiCK Ruth Jenkins Audrey Mount
Vice-President
Secretary Treasurer
for the publications
Economics Club
;
;
Ruth Jenkins, president
Frances Newport,
Hyphen; and Marilyn of Hail
of the
associate
Home
editor
of
Sergeant at
Arms
Sponsor
L. L. Jones Miss Catherine Chambers
Parnell and Joyce Arnett, proctors
and North Front.
Boundless energy and enthusiasm characterize knit club
whose influence has been
felt all
this closely-
over campus this
year.
Elizabeth C. Brunsell Harriet Farvvell
Edna Calvo Barbara Faust
Marion Johnson
Lizzie
Norma
Marilyn Sanders
Rudolph.
Lou Jones
Franc es Campbell
Nar cy Flare Mollie Fred Jones
Mary B
liley
Simpkins
Bennie Jones Cannon Suzanne Folken Kay Keggin Betty Jean Steed
Jovce Arnett Ella Clark
Mintie Cantrell
Thelma Galloway Carolyn Meyer Mary Margaret Wells
Betty Gaston
Emma Lou
Wivell
Nancy Jo Gullett Mary Mitchell Rowene Zick
I
FU M\ From 27.
very early morning until
pandas,
howling babies,
afternoon September
late
and other
pirates,
creatures frolicked on \\^ard-Belmont campus.
Day, the traditional day on which pledges absurd tasks given them by their club
A
stranger looking on would
know
It
fantastic
was Fag
fulfilled
this to be a special
occasion, for only once a \ear does the
campus become
riotous playground at seven o'clock in the morning.
scurried to their big sisters'
ing fag songs
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;"I'm glad
rooms
to be
.
a
Fags
wake them by chant-
to ."
.
the
sisters.
Before the pledges
could earn a few drops of orange juice served to them in their place of honor, the dining
room
floor,
they
made
beds,
played leap-frog, pushed eggs up the middle walk with their noses,
and bowed on bruised knees
After a hard
da\-'s
to the clubhouses
in
to the old girls.
work, weary fags staggered down the late afternoon to perform
their
last ser\'ile acts as initiates.
E^m-^
ISTER-Hlll
PARTY The Inter-Hall Party began tion when, with shouts
breds" of Pembroke
a spirited year of competi-
and screams, the Senior "Thorough-
Downs came
in lengths
ahead of the
Preppies from Oz. the "Belles from Hail," the "Founders
Flames," and the Fidelity "Westerners."
all
the
ketball
games
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;the
of
As
exciting as
badminton, volleyball, ping-pong, and bas-
things which brought
down
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;were
the house
the faculty train and their gay nineties calisthenics.
s eni(^f^
Alter a week of ceremonies, parties, white dresses, and fried chicken. 1945's Mids ofificially became the Senior Class of 1946. On Monday of the first week in October "The Bells of WardBelmont" accompanied the Seniors' march into the chapel for The fivc-jjoint platthe traditional Senior Recognition Day. form of ambition, knowledge, friendship, generosity, and religion presented by the class officers was accepted by Dr. Provine in his recognition of the class. A rest from white came Tuesday night, when, in jeans anri plaid shirts, the Seniors devoured fried chicken and brownies at By the next morning they had their picnic on the athletic field.
WEEK
the dignity of their .seniority as they heard Mickic Purcell, speaker for the class, set forth its goal, "To transmit this school not less, but greater, better, and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us."
regained
The faculty was entertained with a coffee Thursday night, and on Friday a portrait of Dr. Jose])h K. Burk, former president of Ward-Belmont, was presented to the school by the Senior Class, faculty, and alumnae. When the week's festivities were over, a Senior Class, realizing the responsibilities as well as the glory that came with their standing, went forward into a
new
year.
!
PiRTY gym from
Transforming the
its
FIJS
barren conventionality to any-
Enghsh Pub to a three-ring circus arena is all in work for Ursury and the "originality kids" who dream
thing from an a day's
up the jeans and
plaid-shirt parties.
"Tonight we're having a party
you
all
in the
publications' party
Pub owned and operated by
the English
As
cations. Little
—a
—we hope
have fun," welcomed the student body to the Black Quill.
singing hostess,
the three
campus
publi-
Mickie Purcell introduced "Poor
Yellow Bird" Webster, Jeanne DeMoss and "Red" Smith marionette show, "No, No, a Thousand Times No," and
the dancing Pub-ettes.
"The
greatest
show on earth" was presented
sawdust,
peanuts,
and excitement by the Athletic Association. Purcell and Shillgalore under the "big top"
There were
thrills
and
:
a cloud of
—
ings on the high wire
Four" tumblers
in
;
bareback rider K. D.
and a menagerie
of
Durham
monkeys,
;
the
seals,
"Famous elephants,
leopards.
Among
the sensational
inter-club
parties
was the night the
"Rose Room" from the oi¥-limits list and entertained the Tri K's with the "Ink Spots" and ginger ale cocktails. Farm parties, kid parties, minstrel shows, and picnics all added X. L.'s
up
lifted the
to a year of fun.
It
was
SO
fine
WA
KiJiยง
anaQueen sj
were greeted by gasps dining
room
to their
of surprise
and approval as they marched through the
throne to reign over the \'alentine
Joan Ryerson and po])ular Florida Faulk were selected the Y.W'.C.A. Caljinet.
for the formal dinner.
Vie a fi is
who arranged
festivities.
l)y
the
Petite
members
the decorations and musical
of
program
S
H
I
U
On
February 22 Acklen Hall was
candlelight nial
T
and the swish
i
filled
'
once more with
of crinoline as pages
and
colo-
costumed Seniors preceded gracious Carolyn Buie and
stately
Jane Knabe down the hanging staircase into the
dining
room
for the banquet in their honor.
girls
were selected by the student body
liest
honors Ward-Belmont can bestow
for
These two
one of the love-
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;the
privilege of
h/Ua^
S
portraying the roles of George and Martha Washington. Later, before the smiling President and First Lady, stu-
dents of the the
Wooden
The
Dance Department presented "The
events of the evening were climaxed
wove again minuet.
j\Iarch of
Soldiers" and "Valtz Brilliante."
when
the Seniors
the intricate patterns of the eighteenth century
n\
PARTY White curtains set for formals,
in the
gym,
ivy. soft
music, and glamour for a night.
danced with Castle Heights
at
in
the unfamiliar tuxes,
sandwiches and comparing notes the
war
is
The
letters
really over
in
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;each
in the
I
have
this
and new dance.-'"
smoker afterwards
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
yes.
Jack-o'-lanterns and witches, tur-
American
marked
treasured tradition.
Privates, ensigns,
"May
red on the calendar meant formal oc-
casions ^t Ward-Relmont.
club colors
Wliile the Preps
!
marked
kevs. frilled hearts,
is
Christmas, Mids and Seniors
looked forward to peacetime proms. ciA-ilians
hghts and the stage
flags, candles,
a special
spring flowers, and
memory,
a continuation of
J^^^^^-JUIIOR- MIDDLE Preps took the spotlight on April 26 when Juniors and Junior-Mids battled
in
annual interclass competition.
Following
a parade which featured the Junior Olympics and the Junior-
Mid Wonders from Wonderland, on the baseball diamond. Sugg, and
Durham
the teams began active combat
Sparking the Junior team, Nelson,
led the
Olympics
to a
24-10 victory over the
"Wonders."
On
the archery range the Juniors continued their winning
narrowly defeating the Junior-Mids.
streak,
Star "archers"
were Junior-Mids "Barky" Bible and Lee Boatwright, and JunEvelyn Allen and Anne Frederick.
iors
ended
in
Winn
tine zelle
The
tennis
match
also
triumph for the Juniors when Jean \Vard defeated Jus-
won
in the singles
over
and Barbara Nelson and Cynthia Mi-
Mary Coble and Mary
Ellen Coverdale in the
doubles.
The climax
of the
day arrived when, after a picnic
Village, Dr. Provine presented the cheri.shed cup to
president of the Junior Class.
in
Club
Dot Hailey,
2>^l^
a
S^/^/>^-SEIIORIIIIDDlE -^^f On
April 27 at 7
string, scissors,
campus
to transform the
Mids and Seniors burst from
:00,
dorms, armed with tape,
into
two
their
and traiUng decorations
rival
camps
;
the
Mids
re-
vealed their crusade against the Senior Sultans and Sheiks of the Arabian Nights.
The crusaders ed," followed by
parade with "Dickie the Lion Hear-
led the
Robin Hood and
his
Merry Men,
characters
from the Canterbury Tales, monks, and other famed characters
"Make way
from the Middle Ages. zade
!" !
for the Princess Schera-
and the spectators watched as the Flying Carpet, Ali-
Baba, Aladdin,
Harem
Dancers, and the Sultan Haroun-el-
Raschid, flanked by the turbaned team, marched past
;
a colorful
reincarnation of the fabled Arabian Nights.
Pageantry took second place when the determined teams took to the
field in the final
contests to determine the winner in
the year-old class rivalry.
Spurred on by the Mid tennis victory, the Seniors came out ahead
As
in baseball, archery,
twilight
fell,
and a hard-fought water polo
contest.
the Seniors, in the traditional yellow and
white and singing the Senior Song, entered Club Village.
After
the picnic supper Dr. Provine read the points accumulated by the classes in the year's Senior, Senior-Mid events. lant Seniors returned the
hard-won cup
glorious climax to a glorious day.
to
The
jubi-
Pembroke Hall
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
Magnolias, the fluttering riblions on the
May
the
Poles,
riotous
color
of
the
folk
dances fonn a springtime backdrop for the
her attendants, and court of
Mav Oueen.
Collie and Prep Seniors. Following the procession, came the Queen.
Tov
followed
Roberts,
school attendants.
Marv
her preparatory
l)y
Gene Allen Kennedy and
Tane Stuckey. college attendants.
Em-
mie Jackson and Mary Graham Hull, and
Honor Maid. Betty Asquith
al
coaches.
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
all in
two roy-
This annual spectacle was wit-
nessed by hundreds of visitors, thrilled
the l)eauty of
moments
the
Mav
May Day
b>-
from the opening
to the clima.x of
tiie
celebration
;
Pole dance which wove the bright
strands
of
pageant
int<j
W'ard-Iielniont's
nio>t
a triumphant whole.
striking
iau
m
I»l»
With
these
words the Seniors
by to the school, their
ceed them.
last
time,
We fileJi^e fM^mm^ve /cw eu/i
As each
class,
of
and the
1946 sang good-
girls
who
will sue-
the Senior class sang together for the
girl
remembered other songs— "The
//
^i
Following the Seniors' tribute to the Mids, the Mids
took their places before the white pillars of the Aca-
demic Building
them.
As
to sing to the class
who had gone
before
the chimes rang out over the campus, both
"The
Ward-Belmont."
Thus
Senior Class Is Out for X'ictory," "Shinimini," "The
classes joined in
Sheiks of Araby," and "Blues"— the musical milestones
ended one of Ward-Belmont's most cherished tradi-
of her Senior year.
tions
and one that
Bells of
will long
remain with each
girl.
mi As
each
girl
marches from the Academic Building
up the walk, past the fountain, under the magnolia toward Acklen Hall, the memory
of
in
sharp
relief.
trees
two years comes
crowding back with a moment or a group in
i
of persons
Walking out with the cherished diploma
hand and searching the crowd
smile which will reflect what she
is
for
a face and a
feeling, she leaves
the chapel for the last time to
"The
Bells of
Ward-
Belmont."
Yet graduation
is
not only a backward glance, but
also a look into the future.
an end and a beginning life at
On
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;an
June 4 each Senior end
to
Ward-Belmont and beginning
reflect these experiences,
this
finds
the actuality of
of
life
which
knowledge, these
will
ideals.
^tt
^^^-n^ttifc
Athloc
—Ann
4—
Beaullul
Marshall and Gail Slack
Olive Thompson
Charliing-— harlyn Nelle
DevilUi
—Jena
Enteif^ining siB
Fashi|nable
Gra^fful
—
Sellers
Baumgartner
Shirley
VIoedman
— Dorothy
—Joanne
Hal
Jeans
k
Hilai||js— Mary Clark Webster
Bette Pierce IntellJctual— llf:'
f—
JoyfJ
Betty Simpson
Bruce Kindfl^Betty dRi
Cate
1
Loyall— Peggy Loving
Ma JUic
— Mary
J—
NatJli
Susie Sparks
OriqItI— Pat
Gooiey
PeppH-Martha
QueeUy
Lena Faulk
—Joy
Baird
Roberts
Relialile
Sinc^K
— Evelyn
—Jane
Talerled
Faulk
— Mickie
Undljtanding
Dickinson
Purcell
—Jeanne
DeMoss
y^y'
h^tM r^-^ Versl'lile
— Carolyn
Wiwlng
—Jane
X-e^tive
Youllful
Zea|^s
— Ruth
— M.
F.
Buie
Knabe
Evans
and
— Cornelia
L.
Lannb
L.
Jones
EMEMBLE
GIRL
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!
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL MAIDS
IIOJOR MAID
ommk jadsm
Beiiy
^ene
(/fllen
COLLEGE MAIDS
Kennedy
1
:*?%.
"^ J
r
V
^ ^
f*m '
::^iB^
-^S^^
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1
^_
BUIRSTUE
;
Poor
your
deer.
2 Steed in the siting.
flat-footed friends.
5 Riding roommates.
3 Be kind
to
4 Off to the Coffee House.
6 The "horsey"
set.
7 2:47
hit/h
C.
U
.?
Florida, our Utile ray of Vitamin
ihuy. kid!
10 1946 H.P. (before painting).
school lime. '^
Oh
Toiler
at
ti^'ilifjhl.
12 ''Who faulted your chain?"
13 Conversation piece.
As one X.L.
to
another.
14 Boarders jor breakfast. 16 The postman rang
15
tzcice.
17 Percy Warner Peavine.
18 Cackle, cackle, cackle.
19 Patco starring Brownie and H'heary.
BlfRSTAUE
BUKSTIGE
1 Lcanin' on the old top rail. 2 Senior satellites. 3 "Some Sunday Morning." 4 Flower by the Crannied Wall. 5 Just about classes. 6 Hail, P.T., Hail. 7 You don't look so good, huh? 8 "Flirt zvith him" C.E.M. 9 Just save it, honey. 10 Allendo and Stamper-o. 11 Shannon who Harbers surprises. 12 Come on Boas the "Titanic." 13 Tri K's born
CRAZY
—
—
and bred.
1
From
the
Promised Land
—Arkansas. —
2 Caught
5 All in a 3 White Wonder. 4 Little Liz. Shillings, Pierce, year's work! 6 The Three Graces and Scharff. 7 Pembroke Downs and the Three Horsemen. 8 Fagged Fag. 9 Irish's eye are smiling. 10 12 11 Peek-a-boo, you all. Blanca and blanca. 13 Neumo, how sweet. Wing and a ? ! ? 14 Does slie always act like that? 15 The hard way. cuttin'.
A
WHERE
BICKSTIGE
1 ty.
Dear Nickie. 2 Jo and L. L. 3 Clean sweep, Jenny.
Eyes."
5 They
took
to
4
the
for the smile of beau-
"Smoke Gets woods.
in
Your
6 Founders'
/'lames.
7 I'm glad to be a Tri
ijood fiuend
Dawis?
9
More
K.
dears.
8
Where
is
our
10 Dinner bell?
11 The friendly type.
Reaction
to
12
13
15 D.
V :s
shoes?
10-46
SHIFT.
"Honeymoon Lane"?
the printed page.
14
Wot?
No
viezv the Parthenon.
16 Sun-stntck.
17 5-
IS Joker and Ashleyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; snowed.
BlORSTilfiE
ummt
1
-Hail
Thcc. Blythc Spirits."
to
2 iriicrc ore those
3 If the "Little Marine" could 5 "There arc 4 Sccius like old times.
three quick trieks. Ro.'
only see
this.
some funny loiv
Bird."
things going on here."
7 Books?
6 "Poor Little
You're posing now.
glorious spirit at Christmastime.
5
(7-
8 Tlie
1
ll'hat
more can one
say.'
2 The peaceful serenity
Journey"â&#x20AC;&#x201D; HOME. 4 Lccby and Little Bit. 5 Ditto number L 6 A special broad7 At times like this nr hate basketcast from JJ'SSF.
ofsnoic.
ball.
8
3 "Sentiiucntal
W-B
Jones caught
interviews Clare Booth Luce. at the
Rose Room.
9 Slicker
mcRmnE
1
Look
mary and
hojiicward, angels. Put.
"perfect jurm."
4 /Iftcr
2 Click, dick!
Sunday
6 Sparkle
chicken.
way back
-when
3 Rose-
5 JUorida's
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
7
Empty
ho.ves in
the old P.
9 I'andy Jan.
O.
S Publications, publications!
10 Parmeltcs.
12 "No, not Seivanee again."
11
The morning
13. Black
and
after.
zvhite,
fight,
fight.
call?
16
14 "I Surrender, Dear."
Oh you peon!
17
Ah
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
ho,
15 Successful
muchachos.
18
That's ivhere
all
the cokes go.
19 Pat and Betty, blue-
grass buddies.
BICRSTIGE
Senhfi
c/jJJfiesses
Anderson. Marilyn
5061 Duimioyle Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
AseriTH. Betty ATT^vooD. N.\NCY B.MLEY, Priscilla
Oakland Gardens. Johnson City. Tenn.
Baird.
Pine Street. Fordyce. Ark. 5115 Davenport Street. Omaha, Xehr. Echo Hill Road. Nashville, Tenn. 2460 Marye Street. Alexandria. La. Atwood. Tenn. Franklin. Ky. 30-t South College Street. Franklin, Ky. 719 Fifteenth Street, Ashland, Kv. 3507 Gillespie Avenue. Nashville. Tenn. Hillview Farms. Franklin, Tenn. 138 West Main Street. Evansville. Wis. 1613 Woodlawn. Corsicana. Texas ,;09
Martha
Baldwin. ELlz.tBETH Belew. Martha Boaz. Betty Bradley. Virginia Braley. Jane Brows. Iane Nichol Brown. Marjorie Brvnsell. Betty BllE. Carolyn
BiRKHART. Carolyn Caldwell. Mary Dake
Box IDS. Hominy, Okla. 1209 Cedar Lane. Nashville. Tenn.
Calvo. Edna G. Vista del Mar. Thirty-Eighth
Street. Panama City. Republic of Panama Cannon. Carol 602 Summit Street. Iowa City, Iowa Cannon, Mary Lavra 515 Chesterfield Avenue. Nashville. Tenn. Carney. Miriam 2005 Belcourt Avenue, Nashville. Tenn. Carver. Jane 919 Hollingsworth Road. Lakeland. Fla. Chesick, Katherine 924 Maplewood Drive. New Castle, Ind. Cleveland. Elizabeth Bomar Fairfield Pike. Wartrace. Tenn. CONYNE, SvZANXE 2331 South Overlook Road, Cleveland Heights 5, Ohio COOLEV. Pat 1532 Castlewood Avenue. Louisville 4. Ky. Coombs. Licy Ann 1930 Twentieth Avenue. South. Nashville 4. Tenn. Cooper. Mary Alice 1806 Cedar Lane. Nashville. Tenn. CORROICH. Shirley Meadow Lawn Farm. Marvville. Mo. Cowan. Mary Etta 1123 Belvidere Drive. Nashville. Tenn.
Daigle. Ramoxa Davis, Norma Jean Davis. Barbara
DeMoss. Jeanne Dietz. Virginia
DoiCHER. Katherine Durham. Katherine Dyer. Dorothy Edwards. Mary Elliston. Selene Evans. Charlotte Evans. Ruth Farley, Janet Farmer. Marilyn Faulk. Mary Lena Faust. Barbara
Folken. Sue Forsythe. Audrey Foster. Marian Fraxcesa. Doris Frazier. Alma Lee
Funk. Margaret Ann FuREY, Evelyn FuREY. Gertrude Galloway. Thelma Gaston. Betty Gift, Elizabeth Ann Glass. Gene Stewart Hagax. Bobbve Axn Hale. Mary Ruth Hall. Dorothy
Harlow, Martha Lou Harris. Betsy Ann Herndon, Jeax HoDCES. Anita Holt, Catherine Hoover. Betty Hopkins, Virginia Horxadav. Nancy Hosmer. Doris Hughes, Axxa Marie Hulsey. Emma Laura Humphreys, Elaine HussEY, Carolyn 'ackson, Emmie EXKixs, Ruth ohnson, Mario.v
OHXSTOSE, SuzETTE
MOLLIE Fred Kane, Helex ONES,
Karl. Betsy Kecgin. Kay Kelly. Ruth Kelto.n,
Carrolys
Klein. C. Dudley Knabe. Jane Claire
Anne Kuykexdall. Maudeek Koo.vcE,
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Ky.
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Anne
676 Center Drive, Memphis, Tenn.
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Whitland Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
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Box
Baumgartner, Jene
25 Front Street, Rockwood, Tenn.
2304 Woodlawn, Austin, Tex.
Bitzer, Edith
Brookdale, Route
Ann
Blackford, Joan
Margaret
Blair.
Hardinsburg, Ky.
1424 Tunnel Mill Road, Charlestown, Ind.
Bible, Barbara
Black, Barbara
46,
1118 Grace Court, Janesville, Wis.
Bernard, Carolyn BeVier, Katherine
S,
Johnson City, Tenn.
5909 Clemens Street,
St.
Louis
12,
2716 Pestalozzi Street,
St.
Louis,
3413 Gilham Road, Kansas City
BoilON, Louise
311
R. R. No.
Ellendale Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
1641,
Prescott,
1108 Grandview Drive, Nashville
Hughes. Jane Lacy. Jackson, Milbbey
Belle
Meade Boulevard,
Nashville, Tenn.
Katz, Barbara
Warwick
Kellogg, Riioda
Hotel, Houston, Texas
1401 South Grand Street, Monroe, La.
Kennedy, Gene Allen
Park Center Drive, Nashville, Tenn.
Korstian, Grace
Durham, N.
4 Sylvan Road,
2406 Kensington Place, Nashville, Tenn.
MoESSNER, Katherine Anne
737 Bedford Avenue, Columbus, Ohio
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England,
Naiden, Charlotte
Emme
Richland Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
Peacock, Nancy Lou
1103 North Vista, Janesville, Wis.
302 South College Street, Franklin, Ky.
Pender, Marie Orange Court Hotel, Orlando,
Greenwood, Fla.
Fla.
Potter. Valere
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Geny, Adelaide
GiLMORE, Marjorie GoAR. Amelia Johns
Graham, Mary Ann Green, Myrtha Tull Grimes,
Anne
Guttman. Jean Haile.
Hailey.
Nan Mary Anne
Nashville,
Rhea. Julia
Tenn.
619 Maple Avenue, Greeneville, Tenn.
,
Stanford Drive, Nashville, Tenn.
Russell. Jeanne
1311
1700 Ivanho Boulevard, Orlando, Fla. 304 West Main Street, Morganfield, Ky. Ill Belle
Highland Avenue, Athens, Tenn.
Meade Boulevard.
Nashville. Tenn.
Ryan, Quincy Belle
Hillwood Drive, Nashville, Tenn.
Simon. Lois
Lazylands. Hope Hull, Ala. Hill Road,
Brentwood, Tenn.
Hillsboro Road, Nashville
5,
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Ann
W.
Va.
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Mary Jane
Lepanto, Ark.
436 Locust Street, Huntsville, Ala.
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Thornton. Challie
Trammell, Polly
1222 Washington Avenue, Parkersburg,
Tenn.
South Brevard Avenue, Tampa, Fla.
Thomas, Betty Ruth
156 La Vista Road, Atlanta, Ga.
Dixie Avenue, Cookeville, Tenn.
Lexington, Ky.
4,
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Toole, Margaret
4028 Aberdeen Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Bryan Station Road, Route
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1060 Kimmel Road, Jackson, Mich.
903 North Dawson Street, Thomasville, Ga.
Midland. Texas
Illinois,
Shanks. Molly
Simon, Joan
A-3 Glencourt Apartments, Nashville, Tenn.
West
251 Cherokee Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Sandusky. Nancyetta
Lebanon, Tenn.
CovERDALE, Mary Ellen Craig. Celeste
Stanford Drive,
808 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, Fla.
Mary
Conway, Patricia Anne
Ark.
600 Auburn Avenue, Monroe, La.
Sewanee Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Clark, Bettie
Coffey, Frances
C.
221 East Ninth, Chanute, Kans.
1709 Graybar Lane, Nashville, Tenn.
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Coble,
Tenn.
3095 Victoria Boulevard, Cincinnati, Ohio
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4,
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Ariz.
Jacksboro, Tenn.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Box
Franklin Road, Brentwood, Tenn.
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Mo.
410 North Main Street, Greeneville, Tenn.
Emma
Cate, Betty Bruce
4,
2003 Twentieth Avenue, South, Nashville, Tenn.
Mary Elizabeth
Laming, Letitia
1711 Sweetbrier, Nashville, Tenn.
Veda
Brovles, Nancy
2,
Hayes,
Mo.
Maricmont Drive, Lexington, Ky.
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Cain,
Mo.
813 Fairmount Street, Signal Mountain, Tenn.
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714 Chattahoochee Street, Chattahoochee, Fla.
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Elm Lane.
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Tenn.
Janesville,
Wis.
12757 Maple Avenue, Blue Island.
Warner, Ellen
111.
Chickering Road, Nashville, Tenn.
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Franklin Road, Nashville, Tenn.
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Wingate Road, Knoxville, Tenn.
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1728 Fifth Avenue, Bessemer, Ala.
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Enquirer Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
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806 Wilson Boulevard, Nashville, Tenn.
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1601 Eighteenth Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
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Fayette,
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Mr.
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Teiui.
Cambridge, Mass.
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1911
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723 Sixteenth Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
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1003
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Hopkinsville, Tenn.
2100 Dixie Place, Nashville, Tenn.
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5,
Route
1702 Cedar Lane, Nashville, Tenn.
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Franklin. Tenn.
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Nashville, Tenn.
.822 Trotwood Avenue, Columbia, Tenn,
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Columbia, Tenn.
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Nashville, Tenn.
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Blackstonc, Va.
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Woodmont Boulevard,
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Sterling Court,
Curtis
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McKennie Avenue,
Nashville, Tenn.
1305
Salem, Va. 711
Missouri Avenue, Columbia, Mo.
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