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THE STUDENTS OF
WARD-BELMONT Nashville,
Tennessee
VOLUME
XXXIII
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Milestones, our annual
dream
of memories.
Turn
of 1948.
each happy hour of the past year,
as
stroll in a nostalgic
way; linger near the reflector
its
where visions of the school year are caught rest
pages slowly, reliving
Pause beside the simdial which marks unfor-
gettable minutes, each precious in
club
its
you might
in images of mirrored silver;
awhile in the cool shade of the garden, while reminders of your sisters
crowd your memory.
of harp and
Hear
in the
song of the birds echoes
solo, in the splash of the fountain the play of Naiades.
Pick a bouquet of spring flowers from the edge of the stone step a syinbol of oiu" year's growth, each flower a
Come,
take
my
every dream and
Memories
lies
hand, open the garden gate, fulfillment.
its
memory
walk— each
of a friend.
stroll its paths, relive
Ward-Belmont's own Garden of
peaceful and beautiful waiting the steps of those
have lived and loved
its
Come, the garden
who
inspiration.
gate swings wide
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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION
CLASSES CONSERVATORY
ACTIVITIES
SPORTS C
L
CAMPUS
U
B
LIFE
S
MISS
MARTHA ORDWAY
n u Black and white printed words
.
.
unassuming words ...
unitorni,
.
yet in
their entirety they cradle a personality so genuine, so outstanding, so completely essential to the
continuance of the high standards of Ward-Belmont that
it
is
only right the 1948 Mile.stones be dedicated to her.
Small kindnesses, small courtesies, small considerations are habitually practiced in her daily
giving her greater charm than display of great talents and
life,
accomplishments could ever produce. sits
feel
her deeply sincere interest in you, your
You know
fortunes. Still
her creed
is
.
.
for, as
.
she
reads
It
her comfortable
office.
by a royal blue
social affair.
her
that she
is
for
you
.
.
.
life,
your
that she
interests,
and your mis-
your friend.
is
the capacious print extends hungrily over the smooth white remainder
of this page.
off
This, then,
quietly behind her spacious desk, her wise blue eyes intent on your face, you
Or
how
dress, she stands
amid
lustrous skin, springy, waving hair, tet a
group of excited young
belles at a
habitually removing and replacing her glasses, she announces decisions
irrevocable
her friendship and unfailing loyalty extend outside
High cheekbones,
in
Tuesday
chapels,
with her "please
mam" and
remarkable sense of humor placing her even higher in the estimation of the
But whether joyfully discussing the
students.
latest
New York
plays, literature,
and music, or asserting her intelligent, reasonable authority over the students, you are
still
aware of her capability,
She
is
The final
self-reliance,
and keen
interest in
your welfare.
an inseparable part of Ward-Belmont.
pattern of printed words pause
thought
as
now
.
.
.
wait
the bottom of this dedication paL;e
.
.
is
.
then gives vent to one reached.
whispers that a melodious, softly Southern voice can worthily say:
/ live for those
who
love me.
For those who know me true, For the heaven that bends above me, And the good that I can do; For the wrongs that need resistance, For the cause that lacks assistance, For the future in the distance, And the good that I can do. It is
Miss
the voice of
Martha Ordway
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DR.
ROBERT C. PROVINE President
^Vilh unequaled ability, Dr. Robert C. Provine has which held his office of presidency lor three years, during
he has amazed each student with his wit.
and
his generosity.
versatility, his
keen
During those years Dr. Provine
has sought continually for improvement, and by settmg such a high example himself, has demanded from each
student her best.
The
chapel
informal chats across his neat desk,
talks,
watching him cheer for the hockey teams, meeting him on campus, and visiting in his home for a popcorn party are but a few of the associations that will long be
bered by every Ward-Belmont Dr.
Provine
academic work
is
never
too
remem-
girl.
bu
y
to
as well as social activity,
give
and
advice his
on
under-
standing and wisdom have guided each student to help her become
a
well-rounded individual.
Advisor of academic problems and a insight
man
much
ol
and understanding. Dean VanAntwerp has
Not only does he give
his office to the fullest.
to helping each student
sponsors the Phi Theta
filled
his
time
with her ciuriculmn, but he
Kappa honorary
scholastic organ-
ization.
Dean VanAntwerp's
capability
and willingness
m
urging scholastic achievement have not gone unnoticed. His kindness and fairness displayed in solving
problems with which he
is
inspiration to every student
all
the
confronted have been an
who
has gone to
him
for
advice.
These
characteristics
VanAntwerp's
first
merge together
year at
every respect.
MR. CHILES
VANANTWERP
Dea7i of College
to
Ward-Belmont
make Dean successful in
MARTHA ORDWAY
MISS
Dean
A\'ith
charm and
grace,
of
Women
Dean Martha Ordway handles
each student's personal problems, and during her two years in this position has been loved
everyone on the campus.
and admired by
Her eagernes;
to satisfy the
many desires brought before her by Ward-Belmont girls has won the appreciation of all. Not only does Miss Ordway participate in all campus social activities
but she takes an active part
organizations in
Nashville.
.\
in
nimierous
Southern lady with
a
sparkling personality, wisdom, and depth of character is
our dean of women. Miss Martha Ordway.
During Mrs. Souby's three years
as
Principal of the
Preparatory School she has sought and obtained continual
improvement
in the
program
of activities.
Guid-
ing and advising each high-school girl has rewarded her
with their sincere gratitude.
Mrs. Souby has seen that
each preparatory student does the work of which she
is
capable in the preparation for a college education. AVisely
and graciously she has inspired her
higher goals,
and long
after
\Vard-Belmont. she will not
MRS. SUSAN
S.
Ije
her
students
forgotten.
SOUBY
Principal of the Preparatory School
girls
have
to left
MR. Dean
Any
student
who
of the Conservatory of
much
in
Music
has had the pri\'ilege of working
under the keen super\ision gained
ALAN IRWIN
ol
Dean
Ir\vin
will
have
knowing him and learning from him.
Always conscious of the need
Dean Alan Irwin
strives to
each Ward-Belmont
girl.
for
instill
music appreciation, this
appreciation in
Capable, genial Mr. Nelson successfully manages the inti-icate
financial
affairs
of the school.
A
friend to
students and faculty alike, Mr. Nelson also takes part in
various
campus
activities,
attending tournament games,
club parties, and other campus gatherings. ness to aid in all problems, of our college has
MR.
VERNON Bjisiness
and
marked him
M.
to seek the
a
NELSON
Manager
man
His readi-
improvement
of distinction.
MR.
JOHN
A. BITZER
listrar
For three years
.Mr.
Behiiont's efficient
public
and friendly
relations officer"
numerous. sonal
John A. Bluer has been Ward-
\\'ell
charm and
He
registrar.
is
our
whose duties are varied and
known on campus, Mr.
Bitzer's
sense of hiunor ha\e helped
a great success of his office,
per-
him make
^vhich requires his being
ready at any time to introduce Ward-Belmont to new students and their parents, and to see that
campus news
reaches the parents of the girls on the campus.
FACULTY MozELLE Adams
Thula Ruth Carroll
Enirlish
Physical Education
Ward-Bcin
tc. iity,
Scliool;
nt
Vandeibilt
Sargent Scliool of Boston
English
University,
Vanderbilt University. B.A.. Ph.D.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.: Oxford
1
B.A.
University land; Yale
Patty Litton Chadwell
Lucv Shivers Ball
Myhr Duncan
IvAR Lou
and Cambridge University, EngUniversity
Physical Education Sjn-crli
Shorter College, Oratory, B.L.L
A.B.;
ibody College for Teac
Emerson College of
SOPHRONIA M. EGCLESTON History
Janet Cleveland MARiiiEL Benton
Pkuio Cincinnati
Conservatory
of
Music,
rk,
English B.Mus.,
CiMiiberland University, B.A.; George body College for Teachers, M.A.
George Pe
Pe;
M.Mus.; Student of Karol Liszniewski
Polly Fessey
Sydney Dalton
Kathleen Bender Boyd
Head
Chemistry
of Voice
Bookkeeping and Commercial Law
Department
Dominion George Peabody College
for Teachers.
B.S.
College of Music, Montreal, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Student of David Bispham, Max Heinrick and J. H. Duval; Piano with Rafael Josseify; Composition with Rubin Goldmark and Frederick Schlieder
L.Mus.;
ISf.Mus.;
Sara Worley Brandon Matlieiimlics
George Peabody College
for Teachers,
B.S.,
M.S.
Marguerite Jean Breckknridge
Modern Languages
Home
Economics and Physiology B.A.;
Hislory
George Peabody
Davis
Ball Carroll Duncan
Woman's College, B.A.; University of Wisconsin, M.A., Ph.D.; Certihcate D'Etudes Francaises. University of of Paris; University
University Besancon; of Chicago
Marjorie Uavis
Anne Pearson Goodloe
Music Theory Murray
Hislory
ADAMS
Peabody
Randolph-Macon
George
Vera Eston Brooks
Brooks
George
College for Teacher;
Vanderbilt Uiiiversity, B.A., ^r.A.; Peabody College for Teachers
Mary Louise Givens
Maudine Collier Daniel
State
Teachers
College, of Music;
B.A.,
Home
Economics
WestB.Mus.; Sherwood School minster Choir College: Fountainbleu; Student of Robert Casadesus
School;
Uni
Benton Chadwell
Cleveland
Bk.WDON Dalton
Bkeckenridge Daniel
Eggleston
Fessey
GlVENS
Goodloe
BOVD
FACULTY RuiH M. Manx
Anne Knotl Ordw.w
iMatlu'inatics
Englisli
Louise Gordon A)
I
Graduate of the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts; Kansas City Art Institute; I'ni^ersity of Colorado
Univcrsitv
of
Wisconsin. B.S.
Florence Renich M.\thias
Louise Green
M.argaret Henrv Otiarson
Chemistry
Latin
French and Spanish College. B.A.: George Peabody for Teachers. M..\.; Uni\ersity of Southwestern University
Belha\an College
A'ERA LUZENE
University of of Chicago
Wisconsin,
Unive
B.S.;
Randolph-Macon University of
ican, British, Italian, .\thens, Greece; and
FrcnrJi
and Spanish
State Univei of Grenoble
Sorbonne:
U
the
Sorbonne.
Paris;
Owen
English Drake University. B.A.
Nellie Pvle Miser
Haynes
Spanish and French
College, B.A.; the .Amer-
M.,\.;
and French .Academies,
M.\RTHA HvDE
HistotY
J.
Italy.
Vanderbilt University
Ella 1'urvear Mims
HAV
University of Chicago. IMl.B.; Vanderbilt Harvard Uniyersity, M.A.; Uniyersity; Columbia Uniyersity; George Peabody College for Teachers; University of Minnesota
Pauline
Woman's
Rome
Frances Helen Parker
Matlieinatics
Huron
of Iowa. B..\.; University France; University of Paris, Southern California
College, B.A.;
Harp
University of Chicago
ity
Catherine
iversity of
E.
Morrison
Birmingham Southern
College, B.A.; Vanderbilt University, M..A.; Eastman School of Music; Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; Student of Carlos Sal/cdo; Private lessons in
Vienna.
Director.
Cora Henderson Secretarial
Training; Peabody Col-
Department
of P)i\sical
Education
Lucv Labil 1'arnlll
Posse School of Physical Education; Emerson College of Oratorv; Gilbert School of Dancing George Peabody College for Tcaihcrs: Columbia University
Frederick Arthur Henkel
Head
of
.\L.\iA
John
Organ Department
Metropolitan College of Mus Cincinnati; Cincinnati College of Mus Steinbrccher, Andre, Sterlii Student of Durst, and Grainger.
Mann Ordway
Green Mathias Ottarson
Xlbert Morro^v
College. B.A.
Wilson Piillips Spanisli
Ciiemisti-y
Graduate,
GOkLiON
Biology Randolph-Macon \\oman's
George Peabodv College
Lmorv and Henrv of
Virginia,
M.A.;
College, B.A.; Univeisitv Univeisitv of Florida,
for Teachers, B.S., M.A.; Universitv of Paris; University of Mexico: Universitv of Geneva; McGill Uni-
Ph.D,
Hay
Hayni;s
MiMS
Miser
Owen
Parker
Henderson Morrison Parnell
Henkel
Morrow Phillips
FACULTY C.ioRGiE C. Eiiglisli
Hodgson
Modem
mid
Hislory
State Teachers College, B.A.; George I'eabody College for Teachers, M.A.; University of Wisconsin
Southwestern
15ARBARA McCain
Mary Rachel Norris
PliXiical Ediicalion
Psychology and Ediicalion
i:ni\crsity of
Mawr College, Pcabocly College for University
Eryn
Iowa, B.S
Pknelope Mountfort
Faith 1'hillips
Biology
Alma
Biology
HoLLiNciiR L'nivcrsitv of Buffalo, B.S. \
Biology University Biological t-'on,
of
Michigan.
Marine
Station;
Michigan B.A.; Biological Sta-
.Shirley .\nn
Venice, California
M.A.: George Teachers: Columbia
B.A.,
University, B.S.
andcrbilt
Mueller
Marguerite
1'inson
Phxsical Education Hiiih Sellout IJbrarinn University of Iowa, B.S.
Mary McMillan Rasmussen
Florence Irwin
Mary Margaret Neal
Piano Bush Conser\atory of Music. B.Mus.: WardBelmont School; Rockford College; Student of John Blackmore, Frederic Lamond, Edwin Hughes; Teachers' College, Columbia University;
Jnilliard School of
Ensrlish
Chemistry te
of Ward-Belmont School;
North-
University, B.S.
Music
Lawrence H. Riggs Head
Elizabeth Ellen Neff History
English .Tennessee
College,
George
B.S.;
Music Theory Department
Rhodes Scholar at College. B.A.; Oxford University. England; Chicago Musical College. Northwestern University School American Institute of Normal of Music; Beloit
KUYKENDALL
BiLLIE
of
Methods
Peaibody
College foi Teachers, M.A.
Margaret Elizabeth Newhall Librarian
English Univers ;;v of Chattanooga, B.A.; Univers M.A.
HotJGSON
lOUNTFORT Phillips
Hazel Coate Rose Piano
Anne Locke Vand erbilt
'
Vassar College. B.A.; Ohio State University, George Peabodv College for B.S.; M..\.. Teachers. B.S. in L.S.
Student of William Sherwood. Glenn Dillard Ciunn, and Victor HcinÂŤ; Organ with .\rthur Dunham; Harmony with Clarence Dickinson
McCain
Neal
KUYKENDALL Neff
Locke
Mueller
Newhall
Norris
PiNSON
Rasmussen
RICGS
Rose
Hollinger
Irwin
FACULTY Amelia Throne
Kenneth Rose Head
Teacher
Formerly
in
Metropolitan
Ruth Fulcham Walker
Piatio
of J'iolin Dc/Jailmeiit School
of Mnsic. Indianapolis: Concert Master, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra: Student of McGibcnv. Indianapolis: Arthur Hartmann, Berlin; Suky, Paris: George Lehamann.
English
School of Voice and Piano, Tennessee; Student of Maurice son, Vienna; Josef Lhe\innc. Berlin; miind Stojowskv. New York: Master of Harold Bauer. New York Farrar ville.
Prague
George Peabody College
for
Teachers, B.S.
Elizabeth \Vall Piano
Susan Russell
Ethel \Vinborn Turner
Arl
George Peabody College
for Teachers, B.S.; Nashville Conservatory of Music, B.Mus.; Student of Wiktor Labunski, Edward Loessel,
Mathematics Vanderbilt University, B.A.
Laurine Forrester Sargent
Home
Marilyn Redinger Van Sickle
of Tennessee, B.S.: George I' body College for Teachers, M..\.; Vane bilt University
English and Latin tier
Department
University aird
\atory, B.Miis.; Studeirt of y; utner: coaching
Arthur Jordan Con-
Ward-Belmont Conser\aSydney with
Dalton, Joseph Charles Hedlcy
nderbilt University, B.A.,
Catherine
Mary Wynne Shackleford Director,
\'ESTA \A'HITLEY
Voice
Economics
L'niversily
Roy Underwood
Emily Barry Walker
of Art
Director,
M.A.
\V'innia
Department
of Speecli
Biology .'Vcademy of Cincinnati; Uni\ersit> Cincinnati, B..\.; Pratt Institute, Schoo Fine and .Applied .\rts; New Y'ork Paris, B.F.A. .\rt
Western Kentucky State Teachers College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S., M.A; Vanderbilt University Medical School
George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; Director's and Teacher's Certificate, .American Dramatic Art
Academy of
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Russell
Sakce.nt
Shackleford
Throne
Turner
Walker
Walker
Wall
Whitley
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LAUDiii
15ett\'
Harton
Prcsidcnl
Hall Sma'HKRn
J'ice-Pn'sidcnl
Margie Elias
Secrelnry
Georgia Hall
Day Treasurer
Helen McGuire
LaVerne McCann
Hoarding Treasurer
Betsy Clifford Miss >rARV NrARc;ARET
Sergeant-at-arms
Neal
Hall, Betty H. Shepherd, Laddie Harton, Margie Elias. Helen McGuire. Standing— Hetsy Clifford, LaVerne McCann. Sealed, left to rig7i(— Georgia
Slwiisor
SENIORS
Pembroke CInishnas Ch,
Steve
Ann Akin
"Stevie"
Wichita Falls, Texas Penta
Music Club •il. 48; Sigma Phi '47; Octet '47, Cheerleader
Class Class
Song
Choir, sity
'47;
'47;
Leader
'47. '47,
Swimming
Riding Varsity
Mu '48 '48 '48
Charleston, West Virginia
"Pat"
.\nti-Pandora
Fort Worth, Texas
Tau
Agora
»ay Student Council
'48.
.S/)ffr/i
Speech Club
.Mildred Bethshares Nashville, Tennessee X.L.
'47
General Diploma
Tri-K General and Music Diplomas
Mu Sigma Phi Music Fratern'47. '48; Choir '47; Accompanist for Sinfonietta '47. ity
'48;
Naiades
French Club
'47,
'48;
Associ-
General Diploma
Editor of Hyphen '47; Editor of Hyphen '48; Chimes ate
Staff
Peggy Grace Bethune .Nashville, Tennessee
Tri-K General Diploma and Speech Certificate
'48;
MILESTONES
'48;
'41;
.\..\.
Council
Staff
President's
'48.
Xettie Jean Blake Joella Claire Blache Hammond, Louisiana A.K.
Speech Club
Carolyn Marie Berch Lake George, New York
'47.
Anti-Pandora
General Diploma
Diploma
'48.
Var
Turf and Tanbark '47, '48: French Club '48; President of Penta Tau Club '48.
Austi;
Joyce .\rmitage
Springfield, Illinois
Penta
Piano Diploma, Voice Certificate, Riding Certificate
Ann
Suzanne Armbruster
General Diploma
Tau
Patricia
Denise Allen Nashville, Tennessee
'47, '48.
F.F.
Music Diploma Choir '47, '48;
Club
'47. '48;
General Diploma
Music Club Y.W.C.A. Cabinet '48;
Vice-President
of
A.K.
'48; Music Editor '48; C.G.O. '48.
Hyphen
"Blake" Saginaw. Michigan
of
.\..\. '48; Bowling Varsity '47, '48; Choir '47, '48; Table Club '47. '48; Bowling
Round
Manager of A. A. '48; Chemistry Club '48; French Club '48; .\thletic Manager of F.F. Club '48; Treasurer of F.F. Club '48.
SENIORS
Symphony
Senior
Carol Stillwell Bacchus
Barbara Jean Barnes New York, New 'Vork
Jane Havden Basham Hardinsburc, Kentucky
Birmingham. Alabama
"Bessie"
Elkton, Maryland
Anti-Pandora
Anti-Pandora
X.L.
Wichita Falls, Texas Penta Tau
A.K.
General Diploma
General Diploma, Riding
Speech Club '47, '48; AntiPan Cheerleader '47; Biology
Certificate
Club and Tanbark Speech dent
'47.
^S;
'48;
Turf
Club
'48.
'48.
Jean Louise Boone "Sis"
"Peggy"
F.F.
Rocky River, Ohio Penta Tau
General Diploma
Class '48; Cheerleader '47, Spanish Club '47, '48; Presi dent oÂŁ Spanish Club '47 '47 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Naiades '47, '48; A.A. '47 48; President of C.G.O. '48 Biology Club '48; Hypher Staff '48; Presidents' Cabinet
Turf and Tanbark '48.
'48;
Economics
'47,
Home
'48;
'48;
Vice-
A.A.
'47,
Club
X.L. '47.
'48;
Dorothy Ann Bradley Tennessee
F.F.
Tau
General Diploma French Club
47;
Music Club
Staff '47, '48;
Club
'48;
'48; Sinfonietta Capti\ators '48.
Bettye Bray Nashville, Tennessee Anti-Pandora General Diploma
Treasurer
'48;
of Founders Vice-President of
Hall
'48;
Mu
F.F.
Club
'48.
Secretary of
Phi
Day
Theta Kappa Sigma Phi
of F.F.
Club
'47, '47,
Day Council
Student
Vice-President '48.
Cliimes
'48; Choir '47: A.A. Archery Varsity '47; Spanish Club '47; Vice-President of Spanish Club '48; '47,
Penta
Margaret Bovlin
Hyphen Staff '47, '47, '48;
Music
"Dot" Clarksville.
Nashville, Tennessee
General Diploma
'48;
Presi-
dents' Cabinet '48.
'48;
'48.
Secretary
'47;
of
Round Table
Economics
Club '47; Secretary of Round Table Club, '48; Phi Theta
Kappa
Barbara Bess Benson
General Diploma President
'47, '48;
Vice-President of Fidelity Hall '47; President of Pembroke Hall '48; Hood and
French Club '47, '48; SecreFrench Club '48; Treasurer of Round Table
General Diploma Riding Certificate
Round Table Club
Club
Gown
Elkton, Kentucky
Home
Diplomas
President of
Vice-Presi-
Margaret Anne Blowers
'48;
General and
Chemistry Club Science CUib '47,
Cora Moss Bell
SENIORS
Dance— betcha!
After the Senior
i'RISCILLA
BRAMAN
Suii
"Pris" Mitchell, Indiana Tri
Colfax, Illinois
NASHVILLE, Tennessee
"Betsy"
F.F.
X.L.
Nashville, Tennessee
General Diploma
General Diploma
Anti-Pandora
Agora Generid Diploma
Gloria Anne Byrd
French ball
Agora General Diploma
EiHEL
Tom Cantrell
NfARV
"Toniinye" Etowah, Tennessee
Club
.\lARiE
Club
French
Club 47, BaseVarsity President of Agora Club 48; Secretary-Treasurer of Pembroke Hall ^48; Athletic Manager of Senior Class '48.
Choil ub 48.
Betty Anne Buchanan
Patricia Edith Brooks
"Sndie" Tennessee
K
Royal Oak, Michigan
Brown
Dell Brevvlr
RiDCELY,
'.la;
Mary June Carnes "Junie"
F.F.
General Diploma
Biology
^48.
Shelbyville. Illinois
Day Student Vice-President of Anti-Pandora Club ^48; Softball Varsity ^47; Hockey Varsity '47; A.A. ^47, ^48; Chemistry Club 48; Hyplitn Stalt 48.
48;
Tri-K
Anne Rogers Ca.nterbury Beckley, West Virginia X.L.
Diploma
al
c
of
F.F.
Club
48;
Club
'47,
'48;'
Mu
President
Music Sigma Club
Phi '48;
47.
Spanish Presidents^ Cabinet ^48;
Mary Elizabeth
General Diploma
Round Table Club 47. Spanish Club
Kappa
'48.
'48;
Carpenter '48;
"Chicken"
Phi Theta
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Art
A.K.
Certificate
Riding Art
Club •47,
b -47
-47.
Home 48; •48;
Cetrificate
Economics
Club
Round Table Club
^47, '47,
Chemistry Club 48; Turf ^48; Biology
and Tanbark Club 48.
SENIORS
'^[y Pretty Girls"
Beti V Lois Buckner
Bettye Buffalo
"Bucky"
"Buff" Byington, Tennessee
Ohio
Cincinnati,
Lois Beth Buford Charleston, West Virginia General Diploma
French Club '47, '48; Spanish Club '47; Music Club '47; Senior Mid Arthery Manager 47;
Hyphen
Staff
Managing Milestones '47, '47;
'47;
Choir
Editor
of
'48.
Vice-President of Hall '47; Spanish '48; -Art Club '47: Secretary North Front Hall '47; Chemistry Club '48; Biology Club '48; A.A. '48; Treasurer of Del Vers Club '48.
of
Gene Carus
"Sal" Nashville, Tennessee
Millstones
Staff
'47.
Faith Audrey Chalmers
'47, '48; Spanish '47. 48; French Club '48; President of Osiron Club '48; Treasurer of Biol-
Club '47,
Club '48.
'48;
New
Oklahoma
York,
Presidents'
Del
Vers
General Diploma
Hon-
Round
Table Club Speech Club '47, '48.
'47;
NfARTHA Lou Chambers
Gloria Marie Chastain
Benton, Kentucky
Shreveport, Louisiana
Del
General
Vers
X.L. General Diploma A.A.
'47, '48; Sergeant-atof X.L. Club '47; VicePresident of North Front Hall '47; Swimming Varsity '47; Hockey Varsity '47, '48; Spanish Club '48; Biology Club '48; Athletic Manager of X.L. Club '48; Hyphen
Reporter '48; Milestones Staff '48; President of A.A. '48; Presidents' Cabinet '48,
Penta
Diploma
New York
Arms
Speech Club
Council
City,
Huntington, West Virginia
Chemistry Club '48; Vice-President of Tri-K Club '48;
"Sleepy"
Oklahoma
Osiron General Diploma
ogy
PATRICIA CAUCHRON
Betty Tyson Burnette
General Diploma
Founders Club '48;
"Fay" Sallie
Ann Bunch
Nashville, Tennessee Agora
TriK General Diploma
Betty
General
Club '47
48.
Biology
Club
Tau Diploma '48;
Round
SENIORS
Right behind ya!
Helen Glorene Colee
Gloria Cherry
Nell Carolyn Chilton
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Betsy Clifford "Texas"
Anti-Pandora
Wichita Falls, Texas
Penta
Tau
Penta
General Diploma
General Diploma
Round
Cc
and
ral
Penta
Phy.
al
"Jan"
Jo Anne Derrick St.
Louis. Missouri
X.L.
Certificate
Track Varsity '48;
"Jody"
Ami-Pandora General Diploma and Speech
Sergcant-at-arms of Penta Club '47; Baseball Varsity
Cheerleader
Club Cheerleader '47,
'48;
'48; '47. '48; Naiades
Swimming
Varsity
A.A. Spanish '47: Speech Club '47, 48; Hyphen Staff '47; Biology '47,
'47;
'48:
Club Club •48; •48.
Turf and Tanbark Treasurer of Speeih Club '48;
General Diploma
Round Table Club
A.A.
Tau '47; '47,
Tau
'48;
French
Biology Club
Club
'48;
Cheerleader of Penta Club '47; Spanish Club
Home '48;
Economics
Milestones
Tau
Club
'48; '47,
Staff '48.
Birmingham, Alabama
'48.
X.L. General Diploma
French Club
"Cindy"
ming
Canton, Ohio
Hall
Anti-Pandora
'47.
Mary Frances Doolin "Fran" Albany, Missouri .Agora
Barbara Ann Dickson
'48.
Cynthia James DeWitt
Agora Spanish Club
Sergeant-at-arms of Senior
Class '48; Athletic Manager of P.T. Club '48; Tennis Var'48; Track Manager of sity •A.A.
Class
'47;
Ann Coleman
General Diploma
Edu-
JANKT Mary Denham Milan, Michigan
Augustine, Florida
St.
Ta
Patricia
Nashville, Tennessee
"Glo"
'48;
'47,
'48;
Swim-
Varsity '47; A.A. '47, Vice-President Founders '47; Biology Club '48.
General Diploma
IliiiiiiiSiiii
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SENIORS
Jacqueline Collins
Nancy Cook
Nancy Lou Davis
"Jackie"
Nashville, Tennessee
Cleveland, Ohio
Springfield, Illinois
Osiron
Barbara Jane Dunn
General Diploma Spanish Club
'47. '48; Archery Varsity '47; Bowling "Varsity '48; A.A. '47. '48: Chemistry Club '47, '48: Phi Theta Kappa '48.
Ida Kate Dunkin "Kate" Little Rock, .-Arkansas
President of Pembroke Hall '47; Secretary of Biology Club
Hood
and
Gown '48.
Edceworth, Pennsylvania .\nti-Pandora
Choir Fheta
'47.
'48:
Kappa
'48;
Mu
General Diploma
C.G.O. '47; Secretary of North '47; Front Hall Chemistry Club '47, '48; President of Biology Club '48; French '48; Club '47, Hyphen Staff '47,
'48.
T.C. ral
General Diploma
Octet '48; Phi '47,
Indiana
X.L.
Sigma Phi '47, '48; Vice-President of Music Club '48.
Club
Speech
Club '47.
'47. '48;
Hail Hall
'47;
'48;
Spanish
Hxphen
Staff
Vice-President '48;
C.G.O.
.Anniston. Alabama A.K.
General Diploma and Speech Certificate
'48;
'47,
'47, '48; Spanish '48; Secretary of
A.K. Club '48; Martha Washington '48.
Diplon
Home
Economics Speech Club
'48;
Club
'48.
of
'48.
Mabel Louise Durrett
Club
General Diploma
Phi Theta Kappa
Indianapolis,
Anti-Pandora
Marguerite Elias
Dorothy Lucile Dyer "Dot" Charleston. West Virginia
"Margie" DuLUTH. Minnesota Penta Tau General Diploma
Speech Club
Anti-Pandora
'48;
"Ginia"
General Diploma
Agora
AiDA De Leon
June Davis
"Virginia
General Diploma
French Club
'47.
'48:
Hockey
Varsity '48: .\rchery Varsity '47, Sinfonietta '47: Chamber Music Group '47. '48; Treasurer of Y.W.C.A. '48; Sergeant-at-arnis of Tri-K Club '48; .'\rchery Manager of A.A. '48; Secretary-Treasurer of
Pembroke Hall
'48.
Sinfonietta
'47;
Secretary
of
Senior Class '48; Secretary of Chemistry Club '48; Spanish
Club
'47,
'48.
SENIORS
A.wL
RLb-sLLL Ellis Antioch, Tennessee
Bernadette Enclett
Virginia
Nashville, Tennessee
Agora
Anti-Pandora General Diploma and Riding
Tanbark
dent
'48;
'47, '48; Tur: '47; Co-Presi
Secretary
Pandora Club
'47;
ident of Hail
Hall
of Anti Vice-Pres '47:
A.A
Club
AfARTHA Jo FURR Mississippi
Agora General and Piano Diplomas Accompanist Octet '48; Sinfonietta '48;
'4S;
Captivators
Music Club
F.F.
General Diploma
Club
'47,
'48.
'48;
'48;
French
Chemistry
Chib
French Club
'47,
'47,
General Diploma
'48;
'47,
C.G.O.
Theresa Caroly'n George
Jacqueline Garrell St.
"Jackie" Louis, Missouri
Palestine,
Texas
F.F. F.F.
General Diploma A.A.
and Music
Certificate
President of Senior
47;
Music
Club
Mid
Class
'47.
'48;
President of Tri-K Club '48;
'48;
Spanish Club
Cheerleader
for Senior Class '48; dents' Cabinet '48.
Sara Glenn F.F.
General Diploma
47,
Presi-
Nashville, Tennessee
Sigma Phi '47, '48; Choir '48; Music Club '47; President '48; Chapel Proctor
Mu
'48.
Staff '48;
Piano Diploma
'47.
"Hop" Pontotoc.
F.F,
Hyphen
'48; '48; '48;
ing Manager of Senior Class '48; President of Chemistry Club '48; Biology Club '48.
Thomasville, Georgia
North Carolina
48.
Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Riding Manager o A.A, Hockey Varsity '47 '48; Riding Varsity '47; Bowl '47, '47,
Jane Faulk
"Pat" Raleigh,
General Diploma Biology
Certificate
Chemistry Club
and
Patsye Hester Farthing
Everley Hartford, Kentucky
Atlanta. Georgia
GenernI DilAomn
Joan Fullerton
Clemmie Frances
"Snappy"
F.F.
SENIORS
Just a Utile harder.
15ETTV Ja.ne Fisher Carthage, Tennessee
Muriel Mullinaux
"Jo" Lavergne, Tennessee
T.C.
"Fish" Miami, Florida
Joan Fergus
General Diploma
T.C. General
Diploma and Art
Speech Club
'47,
Penta
'48.
Certificate
Hockey Varsity
Sophie Patty Lou
Grand
General Diploma Speech Club '47; A. A. '47, '48; C.G.O. '48; President of Founders Hall '48; Captivators '48; Biology Club '48.
Rapids, Michigan Penta
Tau
Mid
'48;
Vice-President of Founders Hall '48; Biology
Club
'47,
'47;
'48;
Choir
'47,
'48.
FRIZZELL
.'\NN
Bristol, Tennessee
Tau
Club
'47,
Kappa
48;
48; Cheerleader, 47; C.G.O. '48.
Tri-K
'48; \..\.
Mid
Phi '47,
Class
French
Club of
Club
^47,
47.
^48;
Pembroke
Naiades
'48;
48;
Vice-Pres Hall
C.G.O.
'48.
'48; Club C.G.O.
Staff '48;
Barbara .\nn Greenlee
Barbara .\nne Gropp
Charleston, West Virginia
Nashville, Tennessee
Mary Graham
Treasurer of Senior
Class
Tau
'47.
Nashville, Tennessee
French Club '47, '48; Speech Club '47, '48; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet
Theta
'47,
Penta
I'ATTY
Florida
General Diploma Spanish
Spanish
Staff
Milestones
General Diploma
Chillicothe, Missouri
Tau
of
"Soph"
Susan Click Penta
Club
GOUNOS
'48; '48;
'48.
Hyphe
Penta
Secretary of Fidelity Hall '47;
General Diplo
Secretary of Art Club '47: -48; Vice-President, Music
Club '47, '48; Captivators Choir '48; Biology Club
Miami,
Ta
Freels
,\ileen
Julia
Fisher
Hop!
X.L.
General Diploma
Penta
Tau
General Diploma Spanish Club '47; Music Club '48; Phi Theta Kappa '48; Chemistry Club Secretary
of V.W.C..'^. Treasurer of Penta Tau Club
A.K.
General Diploma speech Club
'47,
'48;
Spanish
SENIORS
Seniors— and they
still
believe in
him
Jean GUTTMAN
Nan Ellen Hagan
Georgia Marie Hall
Laura May Hambauch
Marie Hardison
COVINGTO N. Tennessee
Hazaru, Kentucky
Nashville, Tennessee
Tellico Plains, Tevnessee
FRANKLIN, Tennessee
A.K.
T.C.
F.F.
Gener at .Spanish
Di/ilomii
CI lb
Table Club
France.s
48;
Diploma and Ar
".eneral
Rou
•47.
Vice-Prcisdent of T.C. 48; Phi Theta Kapp, Art Club '47. ^48.
Ladd Harton
"Laddie" TULLAHOMA, TENNESSEE Penla Tau
Carol\n Margaret Henderson
Cynthia Hoyt "Imp"
J.\cKsoN, Missouri
Fairfield, Connecticut
General Diploma
A.A.
'47,
48;
Club
•48;
Drum
Corps 47.
X.L.
Anti-Pandora
General Diploma
General Diploma
Cheer-
leader '47, '48; Founders Hall '47; Secretar>' Biology Club •47, '48; Senior Class President '48; Presidents^ Cabinet
French Editor
Club '48; Associate MILESTONES '47;
of
Choir '47; Naiades '47, '48; Editor of Milestones '48; Phi Theta Kappa '48; Hyphen Staff
'48;
Chimes
Presidents^ Council
ogy Club
'48.
'48; Stall '48; Biol-
Agora Foods and Nutrition Diploma
Certificate
Club ^47; Naiades Art Club '47; French Club ^48; Phi Theta Kappa '47, '48; Presidents' Council '48; President of Anti-Pan
Music Club 47, ^48; Home Economics Club ^47; President 48; Art Club ^47; Choir '47; Phi Theta Kappa '48; A.A. '48; 48; Chemistry Club Science Club '48; Y.W.C.A. Agora CheerCabinet '48; leader
'47.
•48;
Susan Hoy't "Sue" Fairfield, Connecticut .Anti-Pandora
^48;
Chimes
'48.
iMOGENE HUFFMAN "Babe" Carbondale, Illinois Del
Vers
General Diploma
.Spanish
47.
Osiron
General Diploma
General Diploma
Club '47; Spanish Club Chimes Staff '47; Naiades '48; Phi Theta Kappa 47. ^48; French Club '48; Hyptien Staff, Milestones,
Art
'47; '47,
Ciiimcs Art Editor '48; VicePresident of Phi Theta Kappa
Speech Club '47; Vice-President Del Vers Club '48; President of Del Vers second semester '48: Vice-President of Pembroke Hall '48; .\..\. '48.
SENIORS
Aiui rrciiiplatioii)
Carolyn Harmening
Louise
Mary Ellen Harper
Sara Carolyn Harrill
Mary Jo Harrod
"Flea" Ogden, Illinois
Elizabethton, Tennessee
'70-/0"
"Bunty"
Frankfort, Kentucky
iSlRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN
Nashville, Tennessee Anti-Pandora
Osiron
General Diploma
General Diploma
cc-Picsident
ub
'47;
Round Table Round Table
Agora General Diploma Art
Club
'47;
Penta
French
Club Pem-
'47,
Biology Club Cheerleader '47,
Vice-President '48; '48.
Osiron
broke
JeAnne Ingersol
BiLLiE Joyce Jackson
"}e"
"Bill"
East Lansing, Michigan
Finley, Tennessee
Round
Round Table Club Speech Club Biology Club
'47; '48.
Certificate
Turf
"Jack" Texas
Tanbark
and
president.
'48;
Kappa
'48;
'47,
French Club
Gown
Phi
'47;
co-
Theta
Secretary '48;
'47;
Hood and
'47.
Dorothy Gayle
Tri-K
'47,
A.A.
Biology Club '48; '48;
'48.
Audrey .\rdeth Johnson "A ud" Oak Park. Illinois A.K.
Jennings
General Diploma
F.F.
^S;
Tau
General Diploma, Riding
CoRsicANA,
General Diploma
Table Club '47, '48; French Club '47, '48; Hyphen Staff '47; 'Vice-President Founders
Mary Elizabeth Har
'48.
Margaret Jane Jackson
Osiron Treasurer
Morgan
General Diploma
Nashville, Tennessee
XL. General Diploma, Speech Certificate
French Club
Club
'47,
'47, '48; Speech '48; President of
Day Council '48; Phi Theta Kappa '47, '48; Hood and Gown '47. College
President
C.G.O.
'4S;
Hail Hall Spanish Club
'48; '47,
SENIORS
T'litâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and we don'l mean dynamite!
Blitv LoList Johnson
JOYCELVN Johnson
Tula Georgia Johnson
Patricia Jones
Jamestown. Tennessee
"Josie"
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
F.F.
X.L.
X.L.
General Diploma
General Diploma
General Diploma
Atlanta, Georgia
T.C. General Diploma
Penta
Tau
Sara .\nn JoNts Mortons Gap, Kentucky
General Diploma
.\rARV Jo LeMASTER Oklahoma Citv, Oklahoma Del
Art Club -47; Music Club '47: Speech Club '47; Spanish '47. '48; Club President Fidelity Hall '48; C.G.O. '48; Round Table Club '48; Phi
Theta Kappa
Vers
Sccretar>
of
Del
Vers
'47;
Hockev V'arsitv '48: Round Table Club '48; Hyphen Tealure Editor '48.
Lindcren
Lessig Warsaw, Indiana
.'\DELE
Coles Lipsey
Brookhaven.
Mississippi
Speech Club '47; Hyphen Staff 47, '48; Chemistry Club '48; Biology Club '48; Choir '47. '48; Octet '48; Senior Quartet '48.
"Lindgren"
A.K.
Reading. Pennsylvania
General Diploma
'48.
General Diploma
Anne
Anne Elizebeth
Osiron
Art
Club
General, Diploma
'48;
Club '47,
'47, '48;
Evelyn Laverne
'48; Spanish Biology Club
Round Table Club
McCann
'48.
"f'ernie"
Vice-President North Front '47; Hockev Varsity 47, '48;
Hyphen
Staff
'48;
Taft. Texas
Oiron
Secretary '47; Biology Club '48; Presidents' Cabinet '48; Spanish Club 47, '48; Sports Manager of Osiron '48; VicePresident of C.G.O. '48.
T.C. General Diploma Historian of Speech Club '47. '48; Vice-President of T.C. Club '48; Treasurer of Senior '48; Class second semester
French Table
Club '48.
'48;
Round
SENIORS
Mi,
Mi—Me,
too!
Constancy Ann KAUFiMAN
Catherine Russell Kelly
ELIZAlS'tlH .\Ni\E
Ruth Killebrew
Kennedy
Nashville, Tennessee
"Connie" Washington Court House, Ohio
"Rusty"
Texarkana, Arkansas
Jeff,
Alabama TriK
Del
Osiron
General Diploma, Physical Education Certificate and
General Diploma and Physical Education Certificate '47; Spanish Club '47; Speech Club '47; A.A. '47,
Turf and Tanbark '48; A.A. Tennis Manager '48; Naiades
Tops
Riding
"Pat" Texas
Cisco,
Agora General
Hyphen
Re-
•48.
Helen Jean McGuire
Certificate
X.L. General Diploma Treasurer of Senior Class first semester; '48; Cheerleader Speech Club '47, 48; French Club '47, '48; Biology Club '48; President of X.L. second semester '47;
A.A.
'48; '47,
Bowling Varsity '48;
Round Table Club
Tops
'47;
'48; Presidents' Council second semester
'48.
T.C.
Julia
Harlan McHenry
Charlotte, North Carolina Art Diploma
Naiades "47, '48; Secretary of Art Club '48; Class Cheer'47, '48; Milestones '47, '48; Publicity Manager of Y.W.C.A. '48; Treasurer of Tri-K '48; French Club '47.
leader
San Ancelo, Texas T.C.
Diploma, Speech Certificate and Riding
General
General Diploma
Hyphen
Staff
'48;
Business
Manager of Chimes '48; Milestones '47; Art Club '47; Biology Club '48.
Certificate
Jane Martin
Speech Club '47. '48; A.A. 47, '48; Round Table Club '48; Chemistry '48; Club
Davenport. Iowa
XL. General Diploma Art •47.
"Is" Ashland, Kentucky
Diploma and Piano
Spanish Club '47; Music Club 47, '48; Choir '47.
'48:
porter '47; Tennis, Swimming, Track Varsity '47; Biology Club '48; All-around Athlete
Tau
Vers
Mary Jean Magruder
'48; Founder's Hall VicePresident '47; Y.W.C,.'^. Cabinet '48; Business Manager of
Hyphen
Patsy Lois McCrea
Certificate
Penta
Janice Ilene Lebenstein "Lebie" New York, New York
Club
'47;
French
Club
SENIORS
Serenade
Dorothy Maxwell Lincoln,
X.L.
General
Joyce Mebius
jAc:oi KLINE
Nebraska
Diploma,
Thela and Choir -47. I'lii
Kapp,T
'47.
Hood
Gown
47.
Barbara Morrlson
M.\RY'
Logan. West Virginia
McMi.NNviLLE, Tennessee
Osiron
T.C.
General Diploma
T.C.
Penta Tau
Club Tabic Club '48. Spanish
'48; '48;
and Piano
French Club MT; ^tu5ic Club
'48;
Round
Mary Lou Nelson A.K.
Peoria,
General Diploma
Club
Tau
dents'
C.G.O. '48; Cabinet '48.
'48;
Presi-
-48;
Chimes
Staff
'48.
Margarita Noble Monterrey, Mexico T.C.
Art Club '47, ^S: Sergeantat-arms of P.T. Club MS; French Club Biology 48;
Club
Music Club Club '47. '48;
'47;
Sinfonietta '47: Biology Club '48: President of Southern Belles '48: Chimes '47, '48;
Chamber Music
President of .\.K. '48; Naiades '47; '48; Secretary Spanish
Illinois
French Club Speech
'47:
General Diploma
General Diploma
Florida
A.K.
River Forest, Illinois
Pat Negley Neg"
Evelyn Myers
Arcadia.
General and Speech Dipolmas
"Uncle Penta
Certificate
Betty Lee Miller
Polly Miles Nashville, Tennessee
General Diploma
General Diploma
47. 48: Spanish Club MT; Secretary '48; VicePresident of X.L. '48.
nieht
Palatka. Florida
Osiron
Art
Club
the
Marie .\nn Mervin
Nashville. Tennessee
Certificate
Art
in
'48.
General Diploma Spanish
Table
Club
'47,
'48.
'48;
Round
SENIORS
Marilyn Joy Miller
Virginia Neville
Hazel Moore
Moore
.\XN Morgan Columbia, Ohio
Nashville, Tennessee
A.K.
F.F.
Anti-Pandora
General Diploma
X.L.
General Diploma
General Diploma
General Diploma
Michigan
al
Diploma and Riding Certific ite '48;
'47; Club Round Table Club '47; Home Economics Club '48; Naiades '48.
Spanish
Clearwater, Florida General
Diploma and Art Certificate
Club '47;
'47,
'48:
Speech Club
Choir Club '47,
'47, '47,
'48;
Round
1
Dav Co
'48;
'48.
Round Table Club
Valdosta. Georgia
Nashville, Tennessee
Osiron
Tri-K
General Diploma Spanish Club
'48.
'47,
Pres-
'48: Spanish Club '47, Founders Hall Vice-Presi'47; dent C.G.O. Secretary
ident 48;
Hyphen
'48;
Frances Briscoe Paine
Emme Osment
SVEA OgG
Club
Virginia
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Atlanta, Georgia
Rapids,
French Club '47; President of Del Vers first semester '48; Art Club '48; Biology Club '48; Presidents' Council first semester '48.
Art
Mary
MONFORT
Del Vers
Grand
'48.
Staff
Mardi Palmer Peoria.
Illinois
T.C.
Thelma Evelyn Paty Nashville, Tennessee
General Diploma Naiades
'48.
T.C. General Dipolma and Music Certificate
French '48.
Day
Student
of T.C. '48;
Sigma Club
Phi '48.
Vice-president of Mu
Member '47,
'48;
Music
SENIORS
Pub.
ofjice satire
Margie Sue Pettus
Margaret Walker
Ann Polk
Alda Phyllis Poller
Nashville, Tennesiee
PITTMAN
"Polk" CoRSiCANA, Texas
Miami Beach, Florida
"Sallie"
Agora
Beckley, West Virginia
"Peanut" General
Diploma and Art
Birmingham, Michigan
Certificate
Sue
Scherer
Peoria,
Illinois
Naiades
Tanbark 47,
F.F.
General Diploma
French Club '47. '48: Speech Club '47: Phi Theta Kappa •47, 46; C.G.O. '47; VicePresident Founders 47.
Agora
^48;
'47. "48;
Certificate
Turf and Hockey Varsity
'48;
Literary Editor of Baseball Varsity
Choir
Choir '47; Spanish Club 48; Biology Club '48; Roi Table Club ^48; A.A, Treasurer of Agora Club
Tops
'47;
Milestones
X.L.
£
Marv Lou
TriK
'48.
General Diploma
schwankhaus Louisville.
Kentucky
A.K. General Diploma Sergcant-at-arms of A.K. '47; Speech Club '47, ^48; Art Club 48; Secretary of Fidelity 48; C.G.O. '48; Phi Fheta Kappa 48.
Club 48;
Art
Club
Hall Shepherd
Nashville, Tennessee
Betty Grey Shoemaker
General Diploma
"Shoe"
Club Secretary '47; President '48; X.L. Vice-President '48; Senior Class Vice'48; President Phi Theta
Bristol, Tennessee
47; Art Club 47, 48.
Nashville, Tennessee
Quartette
Biology
Betty
Hyphen 48;
Bettye Neil schumpert
'48:
General Diploma
Penta Tau
Riding
Sarah Jane Powers
Speech
Kappa ^48; Hood and Gown 48; Hyphen Reporter 48.
Tri-K
C.G.O. tain
'48;
Tri-K Rush CapBowling Varsity 48.
47;
SENIORS
"There's a Senior in your
Bonnie Lee Rabe
Sarah Prentiss Montgomery, Alabama
Battle Creek, Michigan
Anti-Pandora
Anti-Pandora
Spanish Club Speech Club '47; Biology Club '48; '47,
Home
Economics
Hyphen
'48:
Club
'48; '47, '48.
Staff
Table Club
'48:
Spanish Club
'47,
Jean Bvram Ratliff
Round
Table Club '47, Speech Club '48; Biology Club '48.
Round
Theta
President '48;
Kappa
'48;
'47,
German Club
'47,
A.A. '47;
French '47, '47, '48.
'48; '48;
JoAnn Sisk Nashville, Tennessee Anti-Pandora General Diploma
Agora
'47; Treasurer '48: Choir Spanish Club '47: Speech
Club
'47;
C.G.O.
'48;
Vice-
'48; President of Fidelity Varsity '47: Archery '47; Basketball Var'47; sity Swimming Varsity
Tennis
Varsity '47;
General Diploma
Club '47, '48; Club '47, '48; A. A. Turf and Tanbark Chemistry Club '47, Art
"Polly"
General Diploma '48;
Chemistry Club
F.F.
Anti-Pandora General Diploma
General Diploma Phi '47,
Kentucky
Paula Rudolph
Paris, Tennessee
Clarksville. Tennessee
'48; Biology Club '48; Round Table Cabinet '48; Presidents' Council '48.
Tampa, Florida
Mary Merritt Simms
Betty Rhea
Kentucky
Tri-K
'48; '48;
Joan Ora Simon Springfield,
Shari'esburg,
fiiliire"
Round Table
'48.
Betty Irene Smith
General Diploma
French Club '47: Vice-President '48; President of .\gora '48; Phi Theta Kappa '48;
Preside
Pasadena,
Tri-K
French Club '47, '48; Spanish Club '47; Vice-President of '48; Y.W.C.A. Milestones '48; Staff '47, Biology Club
'48.
California
.Anti-Pandora
Charleston, West Virginia General Diploma
:il
Beverly Odessa Smith
General Diploma Phi Theta Preside
Kappa of
French Club Club '47, '48.
'48 '48;
Vice-
Anti-Pa 48:
Art
SENIORS
Kaihr^n
Ann Smith
"Kacky" Birmingham. Alabama
KATHR'iN M. Smith "Kassie" Grantsville, West Virginia
Marcia Ada Sperry Bat AVI a.
Illinois
F.F.
T.C. General Diploma
and Piano
Certificate
of Hail '47: Turf and Tanbark '48; Secretary and Treasurer of C.G.O. 48; Chemistry Club 48: Riding Varsity '48; Riding Manager Secretarj
A.A. ager
'48;
A.K.
Sports
Man-
'48.
Spanish Club '47; Music Club Choir '47, '48; Round
NfADKLVN Louise Terry Lrni.i;
Rock, .Arkansas
Lmogene Spoerri EvANSTON, Illinois Penta Tau
"Fran"
General Diploma
Greeneville. .Alabama
adcs '47; Biology Club
Bugle Corp
Agora '4S: '47.
Osiron
'47. '48;
Table Club
'48.
\ANCV Elizabeth Taylor
Home
Economics
Certificate
Julia Theoharatos
"Who" Memphis, Tennessee Osiron
Jeanne .\nne Taylor JO.NESBORO, TE.N.NESSEE
"Belh" Pittsburgh. Penn.sylvania
Frances Lucille Stabler
Y.W.C.A. Cabinet '48; Home Economics Club '47; Secretary '48; French Club '47, 48; Music Club '47.
Margaret Frances Thompson
General Diploma
"Margie" Marshall. Missouri
T.C. General Diploma
Osiron Osiron Vice-President semester '48; French Club 48; A.A.
'48.
fir '4
SENIORS
Marianne Stanlfy
Patricia Stoll Ann Arbor, Michigan
"Nonnie" Greencville, Tennessee Agora Getiernl Diploma Fiench Club '47, '48; Round Table Club 47; Cabinet '48; Tops '47.
'47: "47;
Mid
Marcia Marie
Sergeant-al-arms of President
'48;
President
T.C.
Presidents'
'48.
Lexington,
Varsity '47; A. A. '47,
vidual Citizenship
'47, '47.
'47;
'48;
Class
Club
'47; VicePresident of
Club â&#x20AC;˘.C.
Council
'48;
Vice-
-47.
'48; '48;
Indi-
Award
'47.
Kentuckv
Barbara Roy Vaughn Nashville. Tennessee
Agora
Class
'48;
Hood and Gown
Speech
'47;
side
F.F. Getierul
'48; '48;
48; Chemistry Club Phi Theta Kappa
Mid
Economics Club '47, 48; Chemistry Club '47, '48; Science Club '48; Hall Vice-
Washington '48; Tops '47; Bowling Varsity '47; Track Varsity '47; Archery Varsity Softball
.Swetnam
Ge
Home
German Club
Hockey Varsity
\NIT \'IRC1NIA
'47.
Wilson Underbill
General Manager of A. A. Chapel Proctor '47; Pres-
J
Edmorl. Michigan
T.C.
.\goi n
Diploma
ident of Y.W.C.A. '48; George
'47;
JllAN .STROUBE B\TON Rouge. Louisiana
.'Vnita
San Antonio, Texas Tri-K General Diploma of
Speech Club
Indiana
Manhattan. Kansas
Thornton
Vkc-l'residcnt
Del Vers Gei,e,ul
Throckmorton
Challie Katheryn
Jean Stratton Indianapolis,
Diploma '47;
Vice-President
Chemistry Club
President of Hail '48.
General Diploma
Slie
^Valler
Nashville, Tennessee
SENIORS
At the Lions, come rain or sliine—or snoxcl
Joan \Vatts
Helen Frances 'Wiggs
Helen W'hite
Helem Wills
ORAGENE WlLLSON
Mary Delle Wilson
70"
Nashville. Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Corsicana, Texas
Floydada, Texas
Putney. Kentucky
Del Vers
A.K.
Tri-K
Nashville,
Illinois
General Diploma
Osiron
General Diploma II
nd Table
Hood and Gown
Club
'47
General
Diploma
Elizabeth
Jane Wilson
Martha Genevieve Wolfe
Hl'Ntinctox. West Virginia
Nashville. Tennessee T.C.
Del Vers
Speech Club 48.
Econoniits
'48.
'48.
General Diploma
Home
'48.
General Diploma
WORICK Paris.
Kentucky
Osiron
General Dililntun
and Art
Certificate
Art Club Vice-President HTi '48; President Phi Theli
Kappa
TiLLiE Ferguson
French Club
'47.
Lane
Wynne Nashville. Tennes.see
Speech Club nomics Club
Home
Eco Cheni istry Club 'W: Choir '47 Round Tabic 4.f; Biolog
Club
-47; '47.
^S:
Choir
'48;
.Music
Club '48; Capti. Sigma Phi '48.
48;
Grace Harding
'48.
F.F.
General Diploma
.Accompanist
Mu
Nashville. Tennessee
Janet Lucille Young .'\Li,ENTOu'N.
'48.
ling
A.A. '47;
'47;
Varsity
'47. '48:
Club
'48;
47;
Manager and Bugle Corps
Club
Staff '47: '48;
General Diploma
Choir
•47,
Swi
Hyphen
Table
A.K.
Pennsylvania
Del Vers General Diploma Naiades '47. Presidi
Round Second
semester Vice-President of Del Vers Club '48.
Dav ogv
'47. '48; French Club '48; Spanish '47; .Speech '48; Table Club Music Club '48; A.K. \'ice- President ^48: Biol^48. Club
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Hoarding Treasurer
Sylvia Stahlman
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SENIOR PREPARATORY CLASS OFFICERS Hardie NiiWTON' Ellen White
President Vice-President
Bernice Dovvd
Retvy Bailey
Martha Ann Gambill Beverly Nichols Mrs.
Ann
ISmirditig Treasurer
Dav Treasurer SergeaiU-at-arms
Mary Rasmussen
Dowd. Betty Bailey Gambill, Be\erly Nichols, Hardwick Newton, Ellen White
First fiozu— Bernice
Second i?oai— Martha
Secretary
Sponsor
SENIOR PREPS
Playtime
I'rep
Evelyn Abra.ms
Mari Alice Allen
.\DEL1NE
Florence. Alabama
"Mickey Fort Worth, Texas
Lookout Moln
Agora
High School
High
Scliool
AiTOLLEE Warner
BOYNTON "Cuddy"
Naiades,
Nashville, Te.nnessee
'47,
M/;
Tri-K
Benton, Illinois
MARGARLI A\£RY Nashmlle, Tennessee High School
Eccowasin
High School
Certificate
French
Club
President,
'47,
'47,
'47 '46, '46, '47 '48; Vice-
'48.
Angkor,
-48.
48:
Certificate
French Club.
'48.
Mary Lolise Brown "Molly" Nashville. Tennessee
Certificate
High School
Becky Ann Brock
Certificate
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Certificate
Baseball '45; V'aniitv, Art tlub, '46: Vice-President of Junior Class. '47; Glee Club, 47, 48: Beta Club, 47, '48; French Club, 48; President of
Glee Club,
Club, '45-'46-'47-'4S
Swimming Varsity, Round Table Club,
Angkor High School
Triad
Nashville, Tennessee
Penstaff
'48.
Marilyn Brewster
Scliool
WILL UOZIER Armistead
Frcnc
Decherd, Tennessee High
II
High School Cert
Ci rtificute
Joyce Ann Bratton
1
Tri-K
Agora
Certificate
Tops, 46--il; Chapel Proctor, Preparatory Boarding 47; Caancii. '47; Spanish Ckib,
ANDF
Tennessee
High School Art
Club.
Certificate
'43,
'46,
.Spanish Club, '46, '47.
'47;
Triad
High School
Certificate
Club Reporter. 46. '47; Club Cheerleader. 47: Cheraistr\' Club. '47. '48: Class Cheer"48: leader. Sergeant-at-arms of Triad, '48.
SENIOR PREPS
Cofjce ncnies
Elizabeth
E.
Bailey
"Betty" Marietta, Ohio Tri-K
High School
Cerlificale
Student Council, '47; Club Cheerleader, '47, '48; Spanish Club, '48; Secretary of Tri-K 48; Treasurer of Senior Cla^s
E\E
B.
Balloff
LaFolletti;, Tennessee
High School
Cerlificate
High School
Cerlificate
Clieerleadcr, '47; Majorette in
Drum
Corps, '47; Tops. '47; Art Club, '47, '48; Spanish Club, '48; Sergeant-at-arms of
High School
.Mariha Nfl Blackburn
Nancil Jane Boldeman
"Snooks" Georgetown, Kentucky
K.\LAMAZoo. Michigan
Angkor
Certificate
Round Table Club,
'46; Glee Beta Club. '47. '48; Music Club. '47, '48; President, '48; French Club, '48.
Club.
High School
Caldwell
High School
'48.
';
'45:
'48;
Council,
'47.
'48;
'4
'4
lub. inet.
'48.
'47: '47:
Tennis
'48; Beta Club. President of Student
'47,
'48.
Alice Banks Carr .Nashville. Tennessee .\riston
High School
Certificate
French Club, Spanish Club, ologv Club, '48. )ps,
'47,
Varsity, '47,
.\nkor
School Cenificale
French Club,
Captivators,
Nashville, Tennessee
Triad Higli
Glee
'46.
High Sthool Y.W.C.A.. Treasurer of Junior Class.
Carol Cantrell Etowah, Tennessee Agora
High School
Certificate
48;
Certificate '46:
Ellen Thomas
K.
.\.
High School
'47;
-\NNE Nichols Caldwell Nashville, Tennessee
Osiron
Rae Berry
Nashville, Tennessee Triad
JOANNi; BUCKNER "lUicky, Jr." Cincinnati, Ohio
\'irgima
Certificate
French Club.
Cerlificate
'47,
'48.
SENIOR PREPS
'Sleepy time gals"
t\
DeBow Casey
Franklin. Tennessee
Carroll \'irglnia Christopher
Mary Katheri.ne Chumlev
Eccowasin
Nash\'ille. Tennessee
Winchester. Tennessee
1
LiNA
Hif^li
•4S;
Athletic
lowasin,
Eccowasin
School Certificate
Spanish Club.
'47.
'48;
A. A..
Manager of Ec-
48.
Diane
Higli School
Uolglass
Nashville. Tennessee
BiRNiCE
Mae Dowd
"Bernie"
Eccowasin
High
F.F.
Certificate
Art Club. -46, '47. 48; Spanish Club. '47. '48; A. A.. '47, 4X; Hockey Varsity, '48.
High School Class
Club
Club.
'48;
'48.
•Ducky"
Frances Durbeck Caracas. Venezuela
Angkor
F.F.
Certificate
High School
Certificate
Beta Club, '46. '47, '48; A. A.. 46. '47, '48; Glee Club. '48; Round Table Club. '48;
Kii.hourne Dlike
Nashville. Tennessee
High School
Hockey Prep
Varsity. '48.
Julia Edwards Nashville. Tennessee
Certificate '47,
'48;
Angkor
Art
High School
Certificate
Certijicate
Cheerleader, Cheerleader,
Class Secretary.
Angkor
Certificate
Table
Spanish Club. Club, '47, '48.
Tri-K
Beta Club. '48; French Club,
Round
"Lillunts"
Nashville, Tennessee
Agora
Spanish Club. \[.\v.\
Lillian Cornelius
North Carolina
High School
School Certificate
High School
Cincinnati. Ohio
Sctiool Certificate
Higli
Rella Cohen Shelby,
'48.
'47. '47,
'48; '48;
A.A., '45, '46. '47, '48; BcMa Club, '46, '47. '48; Hockev Varsity, '46. '47; Baseball \'ar'46. '47; sity. President of '47; .Angkor, Day Student Council Vice-President. '47; French Club, '47. '48; Tennis Varsitv. '47; All-au.und Athlete.
'48.
SENIOR PREPS
liiHTV Jean CuNuirr
Margaret Currey
"Bubbles"
Nashville, Tennessee
Liberty, Kentucky
Triad
Penta
High School Cliecrleader
47,
of
Tan
High
Certificate
Penta
Scliool
(.0\AN
Certificate
iund Table Club,
"Dot"
Angkor Certificate
Table Club, 46; Cheerleader of Angkor, '47; French Club, '48; Penstaff '48; Club. Treasurer of
Angkor,
'48.
Nashvili-e, Tennessee
Tri-K
High School Hockey
Varsity,
Angkor
Certificate '46,
'47,
Higit Scliool Certificate '48;
Basketball Varsity, '46, '47; Varsity, '47; Chem-
Softball istry '47,
Club, '48;
Frances Elizabeth Farris
HiNsuALE, Illinois
Nashville, Tennessee
High School
Certificate
Nancy Alexander Denney
Nanc^ Gordon
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Spanish Club, '48; Beta Club,
'47;
Turf and Tanbark, '47, '48; Athletic Manager of Tri-K,
rgcant-at-arms of Class, '4i ench Club, '48: Chcerlead
Dougherty Angkor
Ariston
High School
Dorothy Oli\e Evans Elliston
Round
High School
'47.
Tau,
'48.
Trilby
DAMDSON
Nashville, Tennessee
High School
Certific/ile
Cheerleader of Junior Class, '47; Cheerleader of Ariston, 47, '48; French Club, '48.
Rose N[arie Fulghum
Certificate
Round
'46: Table Club, Bowl.na Varsilv. '47: French Ckib. '48.
Martha
.Ann
Gambill
"Ree-Ree"
Nashville. Tennessee
Dyersburg, Tennessee
Eccowasin
High School
Tri-K
High School
Certificate
High School "Y" Cabinet, '48; Art Club, '48: Hy/jhe,i Staff,
Certificate
Secretary of Class. '45:
Table Club.
Round
Cheerleader Beta Club, Treasurer of Class, President of Beta Club. '48; '48: Chemistry Club, French Club, '48; A.A., '48. '46;
of Eccowasin. '47;
47, 48;
'48;
SENIOR PREPS
Republicans??
iS^?*V!59&B«feHafflfe^'«.t*..7
Mary
Joanne Geny Nashville. Tennessee
Certificate
Basketball Varsity, '47:
Presi-
dent of Eccowasin. '48; Beta Club, -48; Penstaff Club, '48; I-renth Club, '48; Prep
Hockey
\arsity,
NfARjORiE Miller Glass Salem,
"Meg"
Eccowasin
High School
Flizabetii Gillespie
'48.
Osiron
Warrior, .Alabama X.
L.
High School
Certificate
High School Captivators.
High School
'48;
'48.
"Totty" LiLiA
Harwell
Na.sh\ille, Ten.nessee
Triad Higli School Certificate
Nashville, Tennessee
Xancv Dee Hearne
Triad
"Dee" I'KINCEIOX. KENTLCKY -Anti-
Pandora
High School Spanish Club,
Certificate
'48.
High School .\rl
Club,
"Sis"
Osiron
Brentwood, Tennessee
High School
'46,
"47,
'48.
Eccowasin
Certificate
High School
'48.
Donna
1'atricia Irwin Nashville. Tennessee Ariston
High School
Certificate
Goodloe
Benton, Illinois
Ircnch Club.
Eleanor Holder
Cornelia Murray
TheL-MA Lee Goldwasser
Certificate
Sextet, '48.
Softball Varsity. '47; A.A., '47, 48: Hockci '48; Varsity,
French Club.
Lndiana
Margery
Certificate
Secretarv-Treasurer of Club. '47; Art Club, French Club. '48.
Certificate
French Club. '48: Sergcant-a arni.s of Eccowasin. '48: Chee leader of E;rowasin. '48.
.Ann
Joy
N.iSH\iLLE. Tennessee
Glee
Triad
'48;
High School Spanish
Club.
Certificate 48.
SENIOR PREPS
Mmnn—so}t}cthin<''s brewin'
Gloria Alice Gordon "Cordy"
EXELI.NE
Denver, Colorado
Cerlifiriile
French Club, '47, •48; Hyphen Start, '48; Art Club, '48; Exchange Editor of Chimes, '48.
Hall
Cor.nelia
Nashville, Tennessee
Mexico
i\Eu'
High School
Certificate
Spanish Club, '47, '48; Music Club, "47, '48; "Treasurer of Student Council, '48.
Mary Jane Keeling SALL^•
Kavko
Ann Crockett Knox
XL.
Nashville, Tennessee
Penta
High School
Tan Certificate
Prince o£ Hearts,
'48.
High School Baseball
Varsity,
'47;
47, '48; Glee Club, French Club. '48.
High School
A.A
Beta Club, Club. "47, "48;
'46, "48;
Certificate
'47
Nashville. Tennessee
'48;
.^..V.,
Art Club,
High School
Glee '47,
Sextet, "48.
Certificate
'48.
'48;
Triad
Certificate
'46, '47, '48; Bowling '47, '48; Art Club,
High
School Bowling "4S; Senior Class
Manager, Bowling Manager,
Gene Little
"Qiieenie" Nashville. Tennessee
Triad
Varsitv, '47,
French Club,
Edn.\ L.a.ngston
Brv.a.n
High School
'48
Ariston
"48.
Ariston
Certificate
RLiii Harris
High School
Certificate
Cheerleader of .\riston, "48; Cheerleader of Clas
Betty
Portland, Indiana
Jackson, Michigan
.\.\.\
Nashville, Tennessee
.'Vriston
High School
.\gora
Certificate
Beta Club. -45. '46, '47, '48 Treasurer of Beta Club, '48 French Club, '48.
Ella Ruth Hargrove
"Collie"
Alblouerque,
Ariston
High School
Agoia
High School
GREGORV
Brentwood, Tennessee
'48.
Higli School Certificate '46, '47 \'arsitv, "46; "47; Hockey
A.A.,
D
Baseball Corps, "46.
>;
Secretary "47 of Triad. French Club. "48; Presideni of Triad, "48; Basketball Var sity, '47; Tennis Varsity, '48,
SENIOR PREPS
Sarah Hardcastle
Jane
McCrarv
>fCCANLESS
"Sttiil"
Nashville, Tennessee
W.W'ERLV, TENNE.S.SEE
Angkor
.\gora
High School
Cerlificale
An
Club, 4.5, 46: Penstaff Club, 46, il. '48; Beta Club, 47, '48; President, '48; Secre'48: French tar>' of Angkor. Club, !», Round Table Club,
High School
Clara >fcDOi\ALD Nashville, Tennessee
Angkor High School
Cerlificale
'46, ^47; ^ops, Cheerleade f Class, '47; Spanish Club ^48; 17. Cheerleader o 47, '48; Vicc-Presi Lgora.
ent of "Y," '48.
•48.
Mathes
.Sarah Jane
Tennessee
.Nashville, Tennessee
Betty Martin gunter.sv1lle, .\labama Del Vers
Triad
High School
High School
Cerlificale
Cerlificale
Treasurer of Class, *45, '40; Beta Club, '4fi, '47; Secretary, '48; French Club. '48; Treasurer of Club, 48.
'rottor of Hall,
'48.
k.
a.
High School
-47.
Cerlificale
'48;
Edna Louise McKnicht "Mac" Bedford. Indiana
Higli School Cerlificale
Club, '47; Glee Club, High School Sextet. '48; 7; ench Club, -48.
Vice-Presi-
dent of Beta Club, '48; Presidinl t>l Student Council. '48.
F. F.
High School
usic
Phillys
May
Nashville, Tennessee
Round Table
Cerlificale
Club.
47.
jLLiA Rhodea Merrick Nashville, Tennessee Eccowasin
EccoAvasIn
High School
.Southern Belles, '45, 46, ^47; Treasurer of Cla.ss, 46; Presijunior Class, ^47; dent of Treasurer of A.K., '47; Proctor of Hall, '47; Spanish Club, '47, '48; General Manager '48; '47, Hockey of A. A., Varsity.
Kentucky
Anti-Pandora
Cerlificale
Penstaff Club, '48; Vice-President of Angkor. '48; ViceI'rcsidcnt of French Club, '48.
SIGNAL -Mountain,
BtTTV March Marshall
Mary McKinley Brookside,
High School
Cerlificale
Cerlificale
President of Class. '46; A. A., '46; Penstaff Club, 46, 47, 48; Cheerleader of Class. 46, '47: President of Eccowasin, •47:
Hvi>lien.
'47.
^48:
Presi-
dent of Student Council, 48: Spanish Club, •48,
'47,
SENIOR PREPS
slair load!
liiilla
II
Mary Ellen McMurray
Jane Dale McQuiddy
Nancy McTeer
Katherine Manier
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville. Tennessee
Nashville. Tennes.see
"hat"
Triad
Del Vers
Nashville. Tennessee
Triad
High School
Certificate
Secietaiv of Frendi Club, '47;
Alt Club, '48; Round Table Club, -48; Vice-President, '48; Beta Club, '48.
High School
High School
Certificate
Sergeant-at-arms of Class, '45; Treasurer of Triad, '47; .A. A., •47, '48; French Club, '48; Vice-President of Triad, '48.
Certificate
JENALEE Moore
Nashville, Tennessee
"Biitcli"
"Hardie"
'47,
"48;
Vice-President
High School
Penta
Certificate
Beta Club, '48;
'48; Spanish Club. Student Treasurer Spanish Club. '48; Vice-
Day
of President of Ariston, '48.
High School Cheerleader
Tau
'47; of Class. '47; .\rcherv Varsity, .\rt Club,, '47, '48; Music Club. '47. '48; Cheerleader of Penta
Tau,
'48.
'4(5;
Certificate
o.
Class.
Round Tablt
'47;
Certificate
'48; '46.
Chimes
Treasurer
Council. .\.K..
'4();
'47,
'48;
Senior
Class,
Varsity,
'48:
'45, '46.
A. A..
'48.
Spanish Club.
'4
leader
'4
Music Club. Table Club.
of
Certificate
'47. '48;
Cheer'48;
*47, '47. '48; '47. '48.
.\gora.
Round
R
Club.
'4
Secretarv-Treasurer.
'4
Glee
Be\ ERLV NICKOLS Shenandoah. Io«'.\
Beverly
Je.an Nichols Nashville, Tennessee Triad
High School
of
Hockey
'48;
Staff.
'4
French Club. 48.
Club. of Student Treasurer of President
'46,
'47. '48; Swimmii '46. '47; Hvpheti
Varsity. porter. '47;
High School
.\gora
High School
Certificate '45.
Round Table Club.
'48;
Jackson, Michigan
Ariston
Club.
Penstaff
H."
"A/.
Harrison, .\kkansas
Angkor High School
Hardwick Newton
A.A..
Nancy Jane Minick
Makgaret Helen Marks
Certificate
of Class. '48; at-arms.
-45;
iirer
-\nti-Pandora
High School
Certificate
Sergeant-at-arms of .\nti-Pan '47. '48; Cheerleader of ,\nti-
Pandora,
'47.
'48.
Serg
mt
Presi-
of French Club. '48; arv of Triad. '4S; A. A. 47.
48;
Beta Club,
'47,
SENIOR PREPS
Prep Pulchritude
Anne Nicks Dickson.
.Susan
Tennessee
NA.SIIVILLE,
Otis Tennessee
Bei rv Carol Pace
High School
Certificale
Certificale
High School
'48:
High
Representative Milestones. 47. MH.
for
S<hooI
liFVERLV JO.ANXE
REED
"Jodie" Nashville, Tennessee .Arislon
High School
Certificale
Tops, 45, '46; Baseball Man'46, '47; Cheerleader of Junior Class, 47; Vice-President of Spanish Club. '48; Secretar> of .\riston Club, '48. ager,
Pcnta
Certificate
\.K. Cheerleader, '45, 46, '47; Treasurer of Student Council,
47. Vke-l'reMdcnt.
.Ann Petrass
Mary Jane
Phillips Wausau, Wisconsin
"Maggie" South Bend, Indiana
Ariston
High School
Margaret
^IARRO^VBONE, KENTUCKY
High School
Tau
High School
Certificate
Member â&#x20AC;¢47,
'46. -47, '48; Track Varsity, '47; Hockey Varsity, '47; Secretary of P.T., '47; '47; Spanish Club, Music Club. '47. '48; Glee Club, '47; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, '48; Art Club, '48; Table Club, '48; Penstaff Club, '48.
A.A.,
.Anne Rich
Margaret Ann
Nashville. Tennessee
Richardson
.Ariston
" Oggee"
High School
Certificate
Nashville, Tennessee Ariston
High School
Certificate
Round
'48;
French
Glee Club. '47, Club, '47. '48.
.Ann Rogers Green\tlle. Kentucky High
Scliool Certificale
Secretary of Junior Class, '47;
Glee
Club, '47; Treasurer
Beta Club, '48; of French Club, '48; President of High School Y.W.C.A.. '48; High School Sextet, '48.
'48;
Nancy Jane Rogers "McAdoo" South Pittsburg. Tennessee F.
Martha
Certificale
of Y.W.C.A. Cabinet.
High School
F.
Certificale
Proctor of Heron, '46; Treasurer Spanish Club, '47, '48; '47, '48; Chemistry Club, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, '47, '48.
Ill
iiii
SENIOR PREPS
All chic for the guest
Sally Jane Phillips
Janet Pierce
Irene Potter
Wausau, Wisconsin
"Peanut" Tampa, Florida
Nashville, Tennessee
Margaret Suzanne Prehn
Eccowasin
Springfield, Illinois
T. C.
Higli Scliool Certificate
High School
Cerlificale
Beta Club, Prep French Club, '48; Turf and Tanbark Club, '48.
cil,
'47;
High School
Coun-
A. A., '47; Prep Sliidcnt
Certificate
Round Table Club,
^.'k
Slizannii
Rogier
"Sue" Decatur, Illinois T.
High
C.
Scliool Cerlificale
Music Club,
'47, '48; Spanish Club, '47, '48; Glee Club, '48; Biology Club, '48.
'4
Beta Club, '4(3, '47, '4 Spanish Club, '46, '47, '4 Cheerleader of Class, '46, '4 48; Treasurer of Eccowasi
High School
Eccowasin
High School
F.
Art
Club,
Varsity,
48;
'4G, '47; Baseball '46, '47; A. A., '47, •48.
Spanish Club, '47
rosenzweig "Cookie" Bayton, Texas Osiron
High School
Cerlificale
Alberta Joyce
Sherman
June Sanders Nashville, Tennessee
St.
Eccowasin
Carolyn Gene BETTY Sanders
High School
Nashville, Tennessee
Round Table Club,
High School
Certificate
Cerlificale
Cerlificale
•47;
'48;
'48.
Nancy
F.
Joan Reagan Nashville, Tennessee
President Eccowasin, cowasin Cheerleader,
Marys, Ohio Osiron
Cerlificale 46;
High School
Via
'48; '48.
E<
ench Club,
Cerlificale
•4S,
SENIOR PREPS
Slun pit's!
m
i Betty Lee Simms
Kathrvn Joan
.SkeltoiN
Charlkston. U'kst Virginia
Nashville, Tennessee
Tri-K
Angkor
High
High School
Scliool Cerlificale
Baseball Varsily.
'47; Basket'47; Spanish '48: Club. '47; A.A., '47: Hockey Varsity. '48: Chapel Proctor, '48; .\rt Club, '48;
ball
Biology Club.
High School
Walls
LVDIA \'OI.LENWEIDER BLtNo, Aires, Argentina Pcnta
T.
High School
Tau
Cerlificale
V.W.C.A..
'47.
'48;
of Scrgeant-
nt-arms of Agora, '46, Cheerleader of ,\gora, 47; Cheerleader of Class, 47. -48.
'47; '46, '40,
Cerlificale
sity,
'47:
.School •47,
'47; Hockey VarA.A.. '47. '48; HiRh
Sestet.
Manager
'48;
of A. A..
.\\.\
Assistant '48;
Minneapolis. Minnesota
"Marni" Anti-Pandora
Club.
Art
Cerlificale '46,
'4.->,
Round Table Club, '4.1,
'46;
'47:
Spanish
'47, '4."):
'48;
Tops,
Baseball Varsity, '46.
Club.
'47.
Wharton
"Dickie"
A.A..
'48.
Nashville. Tennessee
Angkor High School
Cerlificale
President Round Table Club. Basketball Varsity. '47; A. A., '47; Art Club, '47, '48. '47;
High School French Club. 47: Naiades. C:hib,
'48:
Cerlificale
'47. '47.
rrcn
li
'48: '48:
Ellen Wallace Bettie
I
11
White
Spanish Club.
Cerlificiile
'47. '48.
Music
Wh
IS.
ie
Nashville. TEN\E^SKE
Frankli.n. Tennessee
High School
Choir.
Cl;ib.
48.
Angkor
Music Club.
Hull School
Nashville, Tennessee .\riston
Chnirman
-oci.-^l
C.
Marilyn Stenson
High School
Cerlificale
Spanish Club. '46, '47; Music Club, 4(). '47; Art Club, '47, 48; Vice-President Y.w'.C.A.
•'Cherri"
Glntersville. .\labama
Frances Smyth e 'Stonny"
Agora
Cerlificiile
Oli\ e
Lee Smith
"Giiiney" LtPANTo. Arkansas
'48.
Varsity,
Mary
\'iRci.\iA
,\riston
High School
Cerlificale
Spanish Club. '47, '48: Art Club, '48; Vicc-Presidenl Senior Class, '48; Dav .Studinl Proctor,
'48.
SENIOR PREPS
Ah'iii
N'ASHViLLE. Tennessee
Dolores Ione Thoman "Do"
Angkor
Nashville, Tennessee
Pat Sulli\an
High School
.
'47, '48.
'48;
High School
Sextet,
F.
Triad
Cerlificale
Cheerleader of Angkor. '47. â&#x20AC;¢48; High School Glee Club.
High
Home
Art Club,
H:gh School Spanish Club.
Scliool Cerlificule
Economics '47.
Betty Lee Tipton Tiptonville, Tennessee
Club.
M?:
'48.
from de South!
Karlm Tuhtar WISCONSIN
JANESVILLE,
NrARY Oliver Vantrease "Oddie" Nashville, Tennessee
F. Certificate '47.
'48.
High School Spanish Club.
Triad
Certificate
'48;
High School
Art Club,
.\..\.,
of '48;
Nancy Fawn Wilkerson
Carol Woolwine
Nashville, Tenxe.ssee
Nashville, Tennes.see Triad
Ariston
High School A.A.,
47.
'45, '48.
4(5:
Certificale
French Club.
High School
Certificate
Club; Round Table Chib; Spanish Club; A. A.. '48. Penslaff
"47;
Triad,
Certificate
Sergeant-at-arms, '47;
Secretary,
French Club, '48.
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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MAR"! HA E\liRS
I'irsiclilll
Vice-President
\L1CE FiSHER
Ann Gambill DUDLEY Brown
Senetary
Day Treasurer Boarding Treasurer
Helen Long \nn McGannon
Sergeant-tit-arins
Sealed on
ground— Helen Long, Dudley Brown.
Ann McGannon Martha Ann Gambill
Second jotu— Alice Fisher,
Evers,
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS \NN McQuiDDY .\nn Myers LUCY Buiord Carney 0\erall
President
...Myrtle
Vice-President Secretary
Day Treasurer Boarding Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms
Amy Boyd Jeanie Hecker
First roil'— Margaret Marshall, Doris Ann Creagh, Sue Winters Second roai— Allison Tidman. Lou Edna
/
Divers, Caroline Griscom
row—Carsev
First
()\i;rall.
Lucy
Amy Boyd
Buford. Second
lyni'— MYRTLE .\NN
Hecker. Ann
MYERS. JEANIE NFcOuiddy
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS A
/
President ]
ice-President
Secretary
MARGARET Marshall DORIS .\NN CREAGH Oroline Griscom
Day Treasurer Boarding Treasurer Sergeant-at-aruis
.
Sue WINTERS Lou EDNA Divers .\LLisoN Tidman
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St""ding (Jfftto right )-Sophie Gouiios. Jean Fergus. Margaret Jo Dooley, Jane Gray, Jess Westphal, Evelyn Patv, Gerry Berger, Betty Goad Gloria Bvrd. Betsy Dodge. Margone Jensen. Ann Binnlev. Sara ,\nn Jones, Ella Brooks, Kathryn Smith, Sandra Britt. Becky Brown' Joella Toella Blache. Joyce Potts, Xancv Ann Reid Sitting (left to right)-]oan Fergus, Nancy Da\ies, Martha Lu Chambers, Anna Jean ^Vilson, Grace Harding, Barbara Ann Black, Syhia Stahlman, Carolyn George.
Waters
Mr. Sydney Dalton, Raye Elms. Marv Dell
CHOIR Among our most pleasant memories ot Ward-Belmont were the beautiful programs presented by our talented
presented an inspiring Christmas program. This year, in addition to a spring concert at \\'ard-Belmont, the choir
choir.
made
Each ^Vednesday morning the yested choir took its place in the weekly devotional. These voices, harmoniously blended, were an impressive part oi the program.
ceived with enthusiasm.
Under
the leadership of Mr. .Sydney Dalton, the
First
Second row
(left to
row
group
The
a tour through parts of
Tennessee and were
unfailing loyalty of this organization and
direction
of
Dalton made
]\fr.
this
re-
the
one of the most
worthy organizations on campus.
Fran Doolin, Mary Dell Wilson (by piano) right)â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Wanda Merrill. Sue Morton. "Hop" Furr
(left to
right)â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Joan Fergus, Margorie Glass, Frieda Boyer. Dorothy Bradley, Barbar; Bull. Betty Barrier
Third row
(left
to
right
)-'Mhs Cntchins. Sirsan Click
Frances Doolin. Leader; Miss Keith Cntchins, Sponsor:
Martha Nel Blackburn, Vocalist
CAPTIVATORS Such a profusion of
and "ah's"
"sh's"
be heard in cha]3cl could stem only
to
from the inviting
strains of "I'm in the
Mood
which introduced the
for Lo\e"'
Captivators!
The
orchestra was a unique organiza-
tion
.
for
the
.
.
Y'.\V.C;.A.
and
a
busy one.
annual
They played
Hallo\yccn
banquet,
gymnasium panics, chapel
pro-
gram. They played, the student:, listened .
.
.
dreamy eyed or tapping
to the strains of
their feet
"fohnson Rag."
Fran
Doolin and her "felines" had a right be proud of their orchestra
this year.
to
OCTET Music tional
Acklen
Ward-Belmont
to
Hall.
tradi-
ct
This music reaches
its
peak when the eight octet
as
is
colunms
white
the
are
as
girls ol the college
combine soprano and
to sing for a chapel
alto voices
program, lead the
grace in the dining room, enhance the
holiday season with Christmas carols, or
provide music lor niunerous social organizations
Van
in
Nashville.
directed
this
Mrs.
number
Sickle has, for a
John
of years,
groupâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; always demanded,
always excellent, always welcomed. Patricia Potter. Steve .Ann .\kin, Biinty Hart,
Mrs.
SOUTHERN BELLES An
all-girl
ensemble,
the
.Southern
Belles,
was another Ward-Belmont organ-
ization
whose purpose was
to bring
into the everyday lives of
Under
the
l^ose,
the
direction
small
of
group
music
all
students.
Mr.
Kenneth
successfully
formed, for the second consecutive year, a link
between academic and conserva-
tory interest
on campus.
be remembered
is
Especially to
the music they pro-
vided for the Washington Birthday bration.
cele-
Van
Sickle,
\ancy Davis, .Sara .\nn Jones. Joyce Martha Jo Fiirr
Potts,
HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB To
the rich store of nuisic at VVard-
Behnont, the High School Glee Club contributed a great share.
They combined their voices with the college choir to make the Christmas program sucand were loudly applauded by body in several chapel programs. All proudly heard the group when they sang on the local radio station. Mrs. John Van Sickle deserves congratjjiations for the fine work she has done with the glee club. cessful,
the student
OFFICERS Eve Balloff
Katherine Mrs. John
President
Manier
Van
Secretary -Treasurer
Sickle
Director
THE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY
The Chamber Music
Society
com-
is
posed not only of advanced music dents from Ward-Belmont, but of talented Nashville
artists.
This year the
organization again presented tional
stu-
many
its
tradi-
concert in North Front Audito-
rium. Under the guidance of Mr. Ken-
neth Rose, Director of Ward-Belmont's
Department
of
Music Society most
important
cultural ville.
is
life
Violin,
the
Chamber
one of Ward-Belmont's contributions
of the college
and
to
the
of Nash-
MUSIC CLUB Sponsoring
organizing
the
Music Club, ence, has
tion
many Monday Chapel
entertaining
certs,
in
\isiting
Inter-Club its
become
permanent
were Joseph
the
Knitzer,
Wolfe, and Katherine Bacon.
exist-
institu-
on the campus. This year the
presented
and
Sing,
second year of a
con-
artists,
artists
Ernst
Produc-
ing concerts of noteworthy merit under
Dean vice,
Irwin's helpful guidance
and
ad-
they presented commendable enterCoad. Jean lieiHon. .Sue Rogier. Mr. .Sytlney Daltou. W'ilnia Martin, Ernst \Volfe. Dean .\lan Iruin.
Henry. Mary
tainment and furthered musical interests
First roil'— Hetty
to the students.
Second rorc— Carolyn George, Jean Fergus, Sue Campljell, Betsy Dodge, Cheryl Barton. Gerry Berger, Beverly Cra\v£ord, I'eggy Lair, Rebecca lirown.
Third lorc— Sylvia Stahlman, Nancy Lou Davis. Margaret Jo Dooley. Carroll Maltingly, Gerry Bonsteel. ,\nn McCaskill, Evelyn Hartford, Marie Bergh. Pat Elkourie.
OFFICERS Carolyn George
President
Nancy Lou Davis Dean
I.cc
Vice-President
.\lan Irwin
S[]onsor
Fourth rou)— Helen Cottongim. Emily Finklea. Doris Johnson. Nancy Davies. Joan Fergus, Joella Blache, Shirley Roosevelt, Martha Lou Chambers, Laura Hambaugh. Fifth
rou'— Betty Carol Pace. Lucy Lane Lambert, Betty Francis. \\'ilson, .-inna Jean Waters. Jo Breusing.
Sixtii
roHi— Jean Jewett,
Gwen
Barbara
Barry.
iXtary
Dell
Harliss, Mrs, Walker.
First roio (left to right)— 'Warie Bergh. Tommie Cantrell, Margaret Boylin. Marjorie Jensen, Pat Elkourie, Evelyn Hartford. Peggy Lair, Patricia Potter, Sylvia Stahlman, Charlene Turner,
Anna Jean
MU SIGMA Mu
PHI
Sigma Phi, the honorary music
fraternity of
organized
Ward-Belmont
last
outstanding
School, was
year in order to recognize
musical
scholasiic
talent,
achievement and musical leadership on the campus.
The
club colors are green
and white and the gardenia flower. bert,
is
is
the club
"To Music," by Franz the club song;.
Schu-
AVaters.
Mary
Dell VVilson.
ng/i()— Nancy Davis. Carolyn George, Steve Ann Akin. Betty Coad, Barbaia Barry, Betsy Dodge, Beverly Crawford, Helen Cottongim, Nancy Davies, Sue Campbell, Josephine Cook, Mary Jo Breusing, Dean Irwin.
Second row
(left to
OPERETTA
"Dniininer Buy Cron'iicd Kiun
'A
Boiv fur the Duchess"
.m^
Curliiin Call joy
'The Gondoliers"
"THE GONDOLIERS" "The Gondoliers,"
and Sullivan operetta, was presented through Ward-Belmont and Castle Heights Military Academy and under the direction of Dean Alan Irwin of ^Vard-Belmont. The production was a burlesque on the extravagant style of the Italian opera of 1750, and was recei\ed with appreciation from both schools. a Gilbert
the co-operation of the music departments of
''Gondolier's Glory'
"In a Contemplative Fashion'
Pleased. Mrs.
Malonc?
A Chaniiing Duo .Mr.
Henkel-Kiii^
of
llic
Orotiii
Monkey-liouse Serenade
There's
ii
Heijelz in your fulur
St.
I'iUi\
Bubb\-so\,i:s Hiillad
AiLuiiiiilic
MUSIC SNAPS
Coiintin'
up
tlie
hours!
It's
just
down
the
hill.
n,s,
II,
e strerl
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6\f
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n
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1/ -
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V
Seated
(left to
right)— Anne
Liiids>ieii,
Peggy Blowers. Miss Martha Orduay. Kallierine Smith,
^fiss Polly Fessey. Staiiding.
Miss Margaret
Neal. Carolvn George. Miss .Shirlev Mueller. .\nii Morgan.
C. G. O. The
College
Go\erning
Organization,
known
better
Under
functioned with great success and efficiency.
as
the
G. O.,
C.
peppy
the leadership of
Peggy Blowers, the C. G. O. not only governed the school's honor system, but did much to aid in the development of social activities. For instance, campus
gym dance was held, a dinner for new and Tea Room, new privileges were granted, and
parties were given, a
took place in the
much it
to the delight of the
W-B
girls,
old hall officers the
Tea Room,
continued to be opened nightly. Of course,
was through the C. G. O. that the orientation program was administered.
Working hand
The purpose
in
hand with
the
C.
O. was the presidents'
G.
of this organization was to place emphasis
responsibility of leadership, to discuss
common
cabinet.
on the dignity and
problems, and to correlate the
contributions of the various organizations to the
life
of the school
community.
OFFICERS
Pegg^- Blowers. President
Executive Officers PEGGY BLOWERS ANNE LINDGREN KATHERINE A. SMITH .Ann
Morgan
President Vice-President Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Carolyn George Semester Cliapel Proctor '
First
Charlene Turner n Second Semester ni Cliapel Proctor ,
,
(.
,
,
,
,
Hall Officers First Semester:
founders: President. Sue Click North Front: President. Beth Goldsmith ''"'^"'>' President. Joycelyn
Johnson
^^^„„a Semester:
u i tjPresident, j . t-ti Hail: Trudy Taylor i
Pembroke: President, Jane Basham ^ ,, founders: President. Mary Fhompson ,
.
x-
.1 t. North Front:
,
j President. t.
Mary '
.\lice
Branham fidelity: President.
Sponsors:
Miss
Peggy Moyeis
Mary Margaret
Neal.
Hail Hall: PresldciU. .Audrey Johnson
Miss Polly Fessey. and
Pembroke: President. Ida Kate Dunkin
Miss Shirley Mueller.
C. G. U.
ill
Pla\
PRESIDENTS" CABINET Top
McGuire, Mary Lou Nelson, Cynthia Ho/t, Fay Chalmers. Marilyn Miller. Jean Cams, Steve \n\\ Akin, Cora Moss Bell, Carolyn Henderson. Paula Rudolph.
(left to right)-Yie\ex\
Challie Thornton. Sallie
Seated
(left to
right)â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mary
Tom
Cantrell.
Juan Stroube, Peggy Blowers. .Ann Lindgren. Joyce
.\rniitage.
Ratlitf.
\ancv
Laddie
Gullett.
Harton,
Jane Faulk.
Seated-CorneVm Hall. Betty Martin, Nancy Rogers, ,Sara Jane Mathc;.s. Manila \el Blackbnrn, Anne Standing-Bena Mae Dimkin, Betty Lee Simnis, .Sally Pliillips.
Nicks. Bonnie Dean. Carol Butters.
OFFICERS President, First Semester
Martha Nel Blackburn President, Second Semester
Sara Jane Mathes J'ice-President,
First
Semester
Anne Nicks Vice-President, Second Semester
Nancy Rogers
PREPARATORY BOARDING
Secretary-Treasurer, First Semester
Bonnie Dean Secretary-Treasurer, Second Semester
COUNCIL
Cornelia Hall Chapel Proctor,
First
Semester
Sally Phillips Chapel Proctor, Second Semester
The
Betty Lee Simms ing .Sara
Jane Mathes and Martha Nel Blackburn, Presidents
the
Preparatory Boarding Council
is
another of the organizations symboliz-
democratic government of Ward-Belmont.
acted as president the
first
Martha Nel Blackburn
semester and Saia Jane Mathes assumed leadership
the second semester to perform efficiently their duties as representatives of the
high school students and to obtain a satisfactorv code of laws.
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PREPARATORY DAY COUNCIL ^^fl^^ To
promote school
duties of the
spirit
and
respect foi
Day Student Council.
Efficient in all
strives to enforce the rules set for the
necessary, those ^vho disobey them.
the rules
Day
its
Students,
and regulations are the
work, the Student Council
and
The Coimcil members
to correct,
are selected accord-
ing to citizenship records, and the promotion of good citizenship
mate
JUDV MliRRICK. President
whenever
is
their ulti-
OFFICERS
goal.
Julia Merrick .MOLLIE
President
Brown
Vice-President
Nancy Denney Julia Edwards
Ellen White
Ellen ^Vliite. Jutly Merrick. Molly Brown. Julia Edwards (seated).
Nancy Denney
.
Secretary
Day Student Proctor
.
.
.
Day Student Proctor
Left to rightâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Benise Allen, Gayle Jennings, Miss Patty Chadwell. Jeanne
ODonnell. Betty Methvin, Margaret Boylin.
OFFICERS Gavle Jennings
President
^ETTY Methvin
Vice-President
Margaret Bovlin
COLLEGE DAY COUNCIL
Secretary-Treasurer
Foniiing a link bttweeii the Nashville the college, the College
council ol
Gavle Jennings.
l^^ta-i^
President
academic
five girls
acti\ilies
and the boarding students
into being in
served to keep the day students
and
contact with each other.
..^m^
Day Council came
girls
in this
manner
dre^v the
W-B
No^ember,
poaed on
all
of
1947.
This
social
and
student body into closer
PHI
THETA KAPPA
Perhaps the most exciting assemblies of aside for
tlie
organization as
its
As
is
members
The
classes.
to the
surprise tapping of the
new
tJie
year are those two which are
Plii
'I'heta
Kappa members.
set
This
one of scholastic honor on the Ward-Belmont campus, uicluding those students
who
are in the upper ten percent of the college
Delta Xi chapter at Ward-Belmont
is
a national organization
open
honorary scholastic students of junior colleges throughout the nation.
their
common
goal, they strive to elect
also for qualities of fellowship
and
members not only
for scholarship but
OFFICERS
Phi Thcta Kappa's project on this campus was the compilation of the handy
"Who's Where" booklet
—a
Ratliff, President
Jl£AN
character.
directory of
all
the students, faculty
and
staff
at
Jean
B.
Ratliff
President
Ward-Belmont. .Sue
Hovt
Mary Louise
roil' (left
to riglit)—]ane
Gray, Betty Barrier, Betty Bray,
Norma Stegman,
Van.'\nt\verp
Beverly Cunningham, Gerakline Pauley, Sue Scherer,
Evelyn Hartford, Adeline Horton, Barbara Bull, Mary Martin, Sue Beebe. (left to ngfttj— Barbara Barry, Laura Hambaugh, Cynthia Hoyt, Challie Thornton, Carolyn Henderson, Sue Hoyt. Jean Mary Jo Harrod, Louise Boone, Sue Cokcr, Paula Rudolph, June Carnes, Ann Greenlee, Betty Methvin.
Second row Ratliff,
Third row
(left
to right)— Gayle Jennings,
Kate Dunkin, Julia Freels, Jackie Collins, Sue Madison, Charlene Turner, Genevieve Wolfe,
Mary Lou Schwanklious, Betty Hall Shepherd, Dean VanAntwerp, Georgia Hall, Helen Wiggs, Eloise McBride, Beverly Smith, Anne Boyd, Jean Hamilton, Jean Bloom, Nancy Lou Davis, Jeanine Frantz, Nan Hagan, Jane Witherspoon, Jackie
Joycelyn Johnson,
Mebius.
Secretary
Boone
Dean Chiles
First
Vice-President
Jo Harrod
Treasurer
.
.
.
Sponsor
First row. left to )(g/i(— Julia
McHeniy. Katheiine
Cubine, Challie Thornton, Betty Smith, Martha
Second rou'— Virginia Englett. Miss Margaret Raye Elms. Third rou'— Ann Greenlee. Dottie Dyer. Laiua Hambaugh. Frances Stab-
Kelly, Joella Blache.
Ann
Rogers.
bler.
OFFICERS Challie Thornton
President
YOU CANT TOP OUR
T ice-President
Betty Smith
"Y"
Martha Ann Rogers Second
Vice-President
Ann Greenlee
Secretary'
We "Doing
Dorothy Dyer Margaret Cubine
Ward-Bel moiit are gratelul
ior others" seems to
lo
be a small part o£ the National Y.W.C.A.
be their key word the world over
as well as at
our
Treasurer
school. Miss
at
....Sponsor
For our enjoyment they sponsor Saturday night campus parties, gyin
dances with do-nuts and cokes, the annual King and Queen of Hearts event,
and evening vesper
The girls
services.
small children at the Nashville Crippled Children's
from the Orphans' Home, the
ladies
ol
the
Old
Home,
Ladies'
the boys
and
Home, and
a
Challie Thornton. President tiny
war retugee express
their gratitude lor the kinchiess
and charity gi\en them
by the "Y," with heart-warming smiles and a simple "Thank You.
The "Y" may
"
has given us the opportunity to share our lun and gaity with others;
their high ideals long continue.
Challie
Thornton and Betty Smith gave
their loyal service
to
a
full-lime
leadership job, and each received as their leward a vote of thanks for their
"labor of lo\e" from every
W-B
girl.
PREPARATORY Y.W.C.A. Working
side by side with ihc College
"Y" was the new
paratory organization, the Prep Y.W.C.A.
need
ol
and by ble
They
too
some means by which they could bring pleasure their
work
group of
this year they
proved themselves
to
felt
collected for the W.S.S.P". drive, sponsored parties
be a capathe
memories which in the
Heron
gained as well
and
will be cherished
sitting as
room
gave
greatest happiness
Old
\isited the
for
as she
I.adies'
Home.
and
Other
were the quiet moments spent
Sunday night
saw the
one can have
Martha Ann Rogers, Prcudcni
"Y"
and a dance,
sent relief boxes overceas, were responsible for the Prince
Princess of Hearts,
the
to others,
Combining pleasure with work,
girls.
pre-
is
vespers.
results of her
Each
work, for
girl tlae
in the giving of pleasure to
OFFICERS Martha .\nn Rogers Jane McCarv Nancv Hendricks \[iss
Margaret
Cuisine
others.
Seatedâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Bonnie Dean, Helen Long, Nancy Rogers, Ginney Smith, Rose Fulghnni, Sally Hendricks, Martha Ann Rogers, Maggie Petrass, Jane McCary, Miss Cubine.
Phillips.
Slanding -Nancie Boudeman, Nancy
President I'ice-Presidetit
Secretary
Sponsor
Seated
left to
rightâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; "Mary 01i\e
\\'alls.
Anne Lindgien, Sara Jane Mathes. Standing, left to Barbara Nelson, "Sodie" Brewer, Nettie Jean Blake. Betsy
Betty Rhea, Julia Edwards, Fay Chalmers,
Wg/itâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; "Rustv" Kelly, Dot Dyer, "Kackie" Smith, Betsy Clitford, Jane
^ oiing,
Buchanan.
OFFICERS Fay Ch.-vlmers
President
A.NXE LiNDCREN
Edw.\rds
JLLI.\
.M.\RV
Asst.
Oli\er A'.\xtrease
MI^^s
Vice-President Secretary
Betty Rhea
Treasurer
Sara Jane Mathes
Mary Olive
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Vice-President
Asst.
General Manager
CATHERINE Morrison
Sponsor
AValls
This year the Athletic Association strove
General Manager
ot fair play,
at
W-B
athletics
Fay Chalmers, President
9L
w
iMfe'
to iipliold
and advance the
good sportsmanship, and connadeship around which the
have always revolved.
Sponsoring various
on the campus, the A, A, added
rounded campus of friendliness
life.
Competition
and cooperation
its
in sports
activities
bit to the
qualities athletes
and promoting
all
de\elopment of a well-
combined with an imderlying
spirit
fostered the lo\c of fair play while the Ijond of
comradeship was strengthened by the gala Inlerhall Party, one of the high-lights of the year,
The
and topped
officers arc
off
by a memorable A, A. banquet.
composed
chosen for their leadership in association are those
of seven board
s])oris
who make
and
members and nine
athletic aljiliiy,
Acti\e
sport managers,
members
of the
either one \arsity or obtain three club letters.
The
PensLaft Club, a preparatory or-
was designed
ganization,
creative
in
interest
stimulate
to
From
writing.
themes, poems, and short stories, submitted at each semester the
were
At
chosen.
these
new members meetings
the
j
conti ibiitions of each girl were discussed
and
Biu work did not con-
criticized.
stiiiue the entire activities of the organ-
A
ization. bers,
ation
and
new mem-
dinner, a tea for
a Spring picnic provided relax-
and fun
for the "to be" writers.
OFFICERS Sally McCanless
President First
Thaniel Armistead
Vice-President
Katherine Manier
rojc— Ann Carr Young. Valere Potter, Dudley Brown,
Mary Jane Capps, Judy Merrick.
Second row— Miss Kuykendall, Katherine Manier, Sally McCanless. Third roa'— Thaniel Armistead, Clare McDonald, Trilby Elliston. Manha .Vnn Rogers. Sue Winters. Lucy Buford.
Secretary
THE PENSTAFF CLUB
BETA CLUB A
preparatory
organization
cor-
rou'— Eve Balloll. Julia Edwards. Beverly Jean Nichols. Joanne Genv. Diane Douglass, Dudley Brown, Martha Ann Rogers, Martha Xel Blackburn, Susan Otis, Lillian Cornelius.
First
responding
Kappa Club
Phi Theta
college
scholarship fraternity
which
achievement.
Club are ship,
the
to
strives
is
toward
The mennbers
the Beta scholastic
of the Beta
selected, not only for scholar-
but for citizenship and leadership
abilities.
Each year the club attends
the Beta State Convention held in Nashville
during the month of April.
OFFICERS Martha
.\nn
Gambill
Sara Jane Mathes
President Vice-President
Beitv Marshall
Secretary
Eveline Gregory
Treasurer
Mrs.
Martha Ottarson
Sponsor
Second row— ,\ttollee Boynton, Margaret Hayes, Eveline Gregory. Mrs. Martha Ottarson, Martha Ann Gambill, Sarah Jane Mathes, Betty Marshall, Mary Ellen McMurray. Irene Potter, Susan Miller, Sally Phillips, Dorothy Evans. Third jou'— Sally McCanless, Nancy Minick, Ann Crockett Knox.
As
chorus
a
finished
enthusiastic
\oices
the last notes o£ "Der
Wein-
of
German Club
oL the
monthly meeting
another
achtshaun,"
terminated.
Another evening spent with second
German
year
more
students in becoming
familiar with the language
and the
cus-
toms of the land, was fruitfully pas
eti.
In addition to the information gained
about Germany zcstful
at
each meeting,
group enjoyed each
panir>nship.
Yes,
the
other's
was
year
the
comfilled
many profitable Monday "Nachte" the German Club!
with for
OFFICERS Underhill
.Anita
Second row— Aida DeLeon, Sue roic— Anne Haller. Emily Finklea. Mary Anne Reed. Third row— Jean Ratliff. Campbell, Sue Stienman, Sue Anne Richardson, Janet Williams. Gwen Butler, Anita Underhill, Norma Jean Krenzer, Dr. Mary Givens, Frances Purvis.
First
President
Heise
Vice-President
Neilyn Griggs
Secretary-Treasurer
Jeanne
Dr.
Mary Givens
Sponsor
GERMAN CLUB
SPANISH CLUB rou— Lillian Lawing. Mattie Wood, Betty Jean McGregor. Jackie Garrell, Murial Fisher, Glo Colee, June Carnes, Julia Theoharatos, Carolyn Harrill, Mabel Durrett. Dorothy Maxwell, Bess Benson. Second rou'-Mrs. Fleming, Dr. Givens, Joyce Haggard. .Adele Lipsey, Jane Whiddon. Elizabeth Blue. Sue Carpenter, Doris Miller, Anne Moyers, Barbara Bull, Naomi Wright. Marguerita Noble, Ann Dunham, Mrs. Green, Nancy Her. Third row— Helen Bomar, Frances Paine, Barbara Barnes, Denise Mitchell. Mary Jane Johnstone. Glee Henderson, Martha Nichol, Doris Cassidy, Georgia Gresham, ^Vilma Lee Henry. Jackie Watkins, Jane Grey, Eloise McBride, Alice Stevens. \'irginia Davis. Jackie Collins. .\nn Polk, Mary .\nn Wheeler.
First
"Hablar
espanol"
and
to
obtain
knov;ledge of the national customs and
... on that basis the Spanish Club was founded, and on that basis the club has realized an exceptionally people
outstanding year.
Throughout the club meetings and
its
varied activities, such as the "breaking of the pinata" at the Christmas party,
the informative talks speakers,
made by
and the gay Spanish
outside
Fiesta, the
members, in their entirety strove for one that the students could really aim enjoy the Spanish language and could understand the native ways of Spanishpeaking countries. .
.
.
OFFICERS Nancy Iler
President
Barbara Benson .Mary .\nn Wheeler Mrs. Julia Fleming Miss LouifE Gree.N Dr. Mary Givens
]'
...
ice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Sponsor sponsor Sponsor
accomplishing their goal
Besides
of
more fluency in the French language, the club members have had memorably entertaining meetings. Mary McKinlcy and Sally Phillips gave a Christmas skit, others
wiiile
fortunes
told
Martha Ann Rogers
French.
in
her lovely
lifted
and promoted interesting sidelights on France and its people. As the school year drew to termination, these prep students found themselves voice in plaintive Christmas carols,
outside
speakers
possessing an intangible, but lasting ap-
preciation for the French language
and
people.
OFFICERS Beverly Nichols
President
Clara McDonald
Vice-President
Mary Ellen McMurrav
Secretary
Grace Rodcers Miss
Alma
Treasurer
Phillips
Slwiuor
first rojc— Eveline Gregory, Xanty Deniiey. Gornelia Goodloe, Diane Douglass Julia Edwards. I'hyllis May, Dudley Brown. Barbara Bainbridge, Anne MtGannon, Betty Sarnies \IaUlia Evers. Second /oic— Mary Jane Capps. Mary Ellen McMurray, .\nne C:aldwell Miss \lnia I'hillips, Beverly Jean Nichols. Clara .McDonald, Miss Ella P. Minis. Betty Maishall \ttollee Boynton,
Martha Ann Rogers, Edna Gene Little. Third row— Susan Otis, .Alberta Sherman, .Ann Harris, Betty Oman. .Adeline Andrews, Sally McCanless, Thelma Lee Golduasser, Nancy Doughertv. Sally Philli|js, .Mary Oliver Vantrease, Donna Irwin, Margaret Avery, Laetitia Wenning, Gloria Gordon. Fourth row— Mary McKinley, Joanne Geny, Govan Davidson, Frances Farris, Nancy Wilkerson, Alice Banks Carr. Not present— Thame\ .Armistead, Eve Ballott, Mary Jo Cundiff, Leila Harwell. Jane ^[cQuiddy, Katherine Manier. Mary Phillips. Marilyn Stenson.
QU'ON
TEL
LE
PARLE LE
The
large
group of
girls listened
Ingersol as she called the regular Thurs-
day-a-month
began a
meeting
typical
This
together.
meeting of Le Cercle
Francais!
This club, open
to all students pur-
suing the study of French, was considered in the eyes of all to exist as a
and
essential
Belmont.
worthwhile
organization
Whether
it
Ward-
at
was France
as dis-
cussed by a visitor; a presentation of a
French play; or a project of aid
to deso-
late
French people,
the
members entered whole-heartedly
into the activity
it
mattered not, for
making
possible a suc-
cessful organization!
OFFICERS Je.Anne Ingersol
Paula Rudolph Louise Boone
President Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Dr. Givens, Miss Mims, Miss Green
McCann, Kalhryn George, Sue Richardson, Frances Elkins, .Annette Norman, Margaret McDonald. Reba Jane Niblett. Second roii'— Carol Crosby, Donna Perkins, .Ann Israel, Jean Bloom. Peggy Lair, Becky Brown. .\deline Horton, Barbara Barry, Martha Hull. Peggy Meussel. Third roa'— Mary .Anne Stanley. Betty Johnson. Betty Luke. Sue Sherer, Pat .Austin, Joy Goodlett. Gloria Byrd. Louise Boone. Paula Rudolph, Grace Harding. Fourth row— Sue Dell Brewer, Margie Thompson, Beverly Smith, Miss Mims. Dr. Givens, Mrs. Haynes. Miss Green, Betty Barrier. Mary Ellen Martin, Sally Black, Betsy Frances, Evelyn Marsh, Pat Xegley. Jo.Ann Ingram, Naomi Wright. Fifth rote— Svea 6gg, Charlene Turner, Joan Jester, Clemmie Everley. Barbara Morrison, Betty Bush. First rojc— LaVernc
in-
French of JeAnne
tently to the fluent
Sponsors
CERCLE FRANCAIS
II
birds, skeletons, fossils, or even
it's
mire, the place for you
ment
floor of
Big Ac.
is
Room
7 ijasc-
In this laboratory
various groups of the Biology Club were seen working busily ni their individual
The
groups.
club was newly organized
and
this year,
to
accommodate the
ferent interests of the girls,
dif-
was divided
into five groups.
OFFICERS Barbara Dunn Dunn, Marie Brown. Joan Lindgien, Margie Barry, and Jean Guttman. First )0!i'— Barbara
Fergus. Joyce Calloway, Laura Hambaugli.
Anne
President
Mary Ellen Harper
Vice-President
Ida Kate Dunkin
Second roa'—Janet Swetnam. Mary Ellen Harper. Clemmie Everley. Jean Barbara Dixon, Challie Thornton, and Sue Dell Brewer.
Ratlili.
Secretary
Laddie Harton.
Sally Carus
Treasurer
Third rou'— Jane Basham, Jean Stratton, Jody White. Eleanor McCarty, Jean Jewett, Dorothy Dyer, Betty Smith. Sue Waller. Fourth rou'—Jean Heise. Syhia Simon. Pat C.apps. Mary Jo Grove. Patsy McCrea, Betty Carey, Sarah Ann Jones, Barbara Benson. Fifth rojr— Mrs. Faith Phillips. Miss Lucy Parnell. Virginia Montfort. Sarah Prentiss. Jeanine Frantz, Denise Mitchell. Ruth Hurwitz. Mary .\nn Wheeler. Rae Smith, Peggy Read, Betty Jean McGregor, Sophie Gounos. Miss Alma Hollinger. Peggy Muessel, Virginia Bernadette Englett, Miss Penny Montfort, Sue Carpenter. Sixth row— Pat Xegley, Gloria Chastain. Ida Kate Dunkin, Billie Jackson, Doris Cassidy. Peggy Blowers, Carolyn Henderson, Jolene W'ilkins, Glee Henderson, Wilma Matthews.
BIOLOGY CLUB
ROUND rozy— Ginny Smith, Peg Blowers. Marianne Stanley, Jean McMurray, LaVerne McCann, Jane Basham, June Carnes. First
RatlilF. .\nn
Morgan, Mary Ellen
Second rou'— Bev Smith. Betty Biunett. .Adele Lipsey, Julia Theoharatos. Jackie Garrell. Miss Vera Hay, Janet Voting, Nancy Oakley. Jean Howard. Je.\nne Ingersol.
Third roui— Joycelyn Johnson. Joanne Beeland, .\nn Polk, Oragene Willson, Sarah Prentiss. Madelyn Terry, .\lma Jo Hart. Grace Brading, Frances Purvis, Margaret Thompson, Betty Rhea. Fourth roa'— Jean Jewett. Margie Pettras. Katherine M. Smith, Marv Jo LeMaster. Pat Brooks. Susan Otis. Mary Jean Magiuder. Barbara Dickson.
TABLE CLUB
To the
develop interest in ciurent events,
Round Table Club
meetings
held monthly
which panel discussions were
at
conducted.
Vital
and foreign
affairs
economic,
political,
provided the topics
for each discussion held entirely
students
interested
in
by the
economics
and
sociology.
Sponsored by
on
thority
Mir.s
world
Vera Hay, an au-
events,
Table discussion proved sary organization
the
itself
Round a neces-
on the Ward-Belmont
campus.
OFFICERS Ann Morgan
Mary Ellen McMurray Katherine Maniex Louise
Boone
President Vice-President Secretary
Treasurer
The Chemistry Chib
with "Snappy"
Englett leading activities, held monthly
meetings of varied entertainments. These meetings not only proved to be in
promoting enthusiastic
benL-ficial
interest in all
branches of chemistry, but also to
much
be a source of
p.
ovcd
fun and zestfid
For the Chemistry Club's various
play.
programs brought
members
its
interest-
ing bits of knowledge through informal lectures, .
demonstrations
and
parties
and hilarious
skits.
Members
for
club were elected
thi:,
from both the analytical and organic chemistry students, from both the general
and preparatory
classes.
OFFICERS
—
Englett
VIRGINIA
Si-dUd, jtiinl lou Nettie Jean Blake. Adrieuiie Biicliard. Snappy Englett, Ann Greenlee, Laura Seated on arms of chairs, second roii'— Anita Underhill, Jane Hanibangli. Margie Elias. I?asham. Oragene Willson. Lois Buford. Standing, tlurd )Ou'— "Curly" Neal, Dot Evans. Mary Elizabeth Carpenter. Bettye Buffalo, Carolyn Harrill, Jean Stratton, Kacky Smith, Jean Ratlilf, Barbara Dunn, Clenimie Everley, Charleen Turner, Jackie Collins, Neilyn Griggs, Pat Mathias, Standing, fourth roic— .Sara .-Xnu Jones. Sue Steinman, Dr. Morrow, Mrs. Challie Thornton. Mathias.
President
Neilyn Griggs
Vice-President
Margie Elias
Secretary
Pat Mathias
Treasurer
CHEMISTRY CLUB
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was well known on the Ward-
Belmont campus because of
its
Horton. Mary .^nne Curtis. Katherine Lynch, Beverly Crawford. Pat Dolfuss. Patty Hart. Jody White, Mary Claire Tanner. First row, left to riglil—'Slary Elizabeth Carpenter, .\deline
Second row— Mrs. Sargent. Lou-,-\da Bogen. Afartha Midkilf, June Brandt, Frances Stabler, Laura Hambaugh. Jane H. Basham, Jean Stratton, Janice Mayne. Norine VanHyning, Helen White, Miss Goodloe.
at
Tliird rou'— Madelyn Terry, .\nn Barrett. Helen Baldwin. >fartie Holt. Sarah Prentiss, Bettye Buffalo, Oragene Willson. Mildred Jones. Sandra Britt. Martine Pollack, Cora Beth Anderson, Peggy Faulconer, Jeanne Smiley, l^eggy Daniel, Hazel Moore. Betty Reding.
which were given demonstrations
Fouith ?ori'— Charlene Smothers. Norma Pries. Helen Baldwin. Peggy \Vise, Jane Dance. Betty Bunch, Pearle Luckie. Caroline Smith. Beverly Cunningham. Beth Taylor, Cathryn Cox.
various functions.
holding
For, besides
meetings
regular
and
lectures of equal importance
and
interest, this
all,
club sponsored
shows which were open to
style
organized displays showing
their
handiwork,
picnic for all of
Home
its
and
held
a
members. The
Economics Club not only
taught the
girls useful
knowledge
which can be used in
later life.
but also provided a series of teresting events to the school.
in-
Gallwring at the Speech Studio
Back )ou'— Juan Stroube. Shirley Roosevelt. Mary Jo Grone, Eloise McBride. Elizabctli >[alioney. Betty Fisher. Carol Bacchus. Sue Next row. icn/cf/— Barbara Barnes, Jan Denham. Betty Hall Shepherd. Barbara Gropp. Gail Jennings, Peggy Bethune, Sue Stevens. Next rou'— Mary Jean AFagruder, Betty Johnson, Jane Wilson. Bottom roic— Miss Catherine Winnia. Mary Lou Schwankhons, Mable Durrett, Jackie Watkins. Mildred Jones. Jean Bloom, Helen McGuire, Sue Beebe. .•\rmbruster.
SPEECH CLUB Under
the leadership ol President Betty Hall Shepherd
and the sponsor, Miss Catherine Winnia. the Speech Club,
made up trom members seen once a
month
held.
regularly
of the speech department could be
in their studio
This
where
their meetings
were
was responsible for various
club
functions which the school has had yearly— and tradition-
The Madonna and Child
ally,
such
as the
Christmas play, the Easter play, and the
production of one of Shakespeare's works at the close of
h
II
I.
Lordr
school.
The Speech Club was
taining
chapel
program
in
also responsible for
Avhich
many
an enter-
speech
majors
Juan
Stronlie;
participated.
OFFICERS President,
Betty
Hall Shepherd;
First
Vice-President,
Second Vice-President. Sue Stevens; Seerelarv. Mary Thompson; Treasurer, Jan
Denham.
yiiiiiii'
rv
w
tf
A«e:S3i^S!HC£r'
/ I
/
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f.
r
Ae/i to n'g/zi— Joan Simon, Frances Durbeck, Betty Simms, Alice Johnson, Norma Krenzer, Barbara Wallace, Jo Snllivan, Ginny Smith. Maggie Pettrus. Joan Fergns, Genevieve Wolfe. Gerry Pauley. Julia McHenry. Jane Dance, Annette Norman, Sallie Powers, Doris MiUei Sue Beebe, Joyce Haggard, Mimi Franklin, Karim Tuhtar, Mary Ellen McMnrray, Rhoba Jane Neblett, Suzanne Witham. Beverly Smith. Pat Negley, Ann Canterbury, Adele Lipsey, Jo Holcomb, Suzanne Rodgers. Cheryl Barton, Betty Maishall. Dolores Thonian, Ann Dickson Wharton, Betty Langston, Carolyn Hahn, Noruie Stejman, Marilyn Miller, Anne McCaskill, Gerry Bonsteel, Rosemary
Logan, Lyda King, Genalee Moore, Georgia Hall, Dot Bordon, Pat .\ustin, Pat Frizell, Peg Reed. Mimi Ward, Mary Gresham, Beverly Burtt, Ellen White, Dot Maxwell, Svea Ogg, Norine Van Hyning, Janice Mayne. Virginia Woody, Helen Baldwin, Martine Pollack, Pat Dolfus, Joanne Ingram, Betty Methvin, Kitty Cox, Margaret .Marks, Jane Grey. Lou Ada Bogan, Mary Lou .Schwankhous, Miss Gordon, Miss Russell, Miss Shackleford.
ART CLUB The
Art Club, a combination of preparatory and
lege students, has
been responsible for adding to
store of opportunities here at
W-B.
Throughout
tlie
col-
rich
lectures given by visiting artists; reviewed art
nimierous museums in ihe
they have sponsored a
number
works from our own
artists as well as
groups on principles involved in painting
to all students
the year
of art exhibitions by well staff;
attended
to attend.
Forming
a small part of the National
Federation of Art Groups, the club has proved
worthy representative of W-B.
President, Genevieve Wolfe; Vice-President, Joan Fergus; Secretary and Treasurer. Jidia McHenry; Reporter, Gerry Pauley; Sponsors, Miss Shackleford. Miss Gordon. Miss Russell.
Pose Lindzren
in the
their discussion
who wish known
work
and opened
city;
Leaf
olo''v
Too many cooks
itself
a
s/«)h(/»^— Jane Ellen Tve. Sue Hovt. Julia McHenry, Russell Fess^y. Jill Foddrill. Peggy Reed. Ann Nicks. Betty Smith, Xornia Jean kiLn/Li Miss PoUv Fessev. Muriel Fisher. Glo Colee. Seated— Jo Vance. Patsy Co\. Peggy Laii, Becky Brown, Betty Biickner, Fay Chalmers Jean Bloom, Carolyn Henderson. Jean Hamilton, Joyce .\rmitage.
STAFF Editor Carolyn Henderson .Associate Editor Jean Hamilton .
.
.
Jean Bloom JULL\
Associate Editor Business Manager Business Staff Business Stuff Business Staff Business Staff
Mc Henry
Patsy Cox Becky Brown Peggy Lair Muriel Fisher Glo Colee
Busiiiess Staff
Managing Editor
Betty' Smith
Betty Buckner Joyce Armitage Jill Foddrill SUE
-
,
,
.
Ho\T
Fay Chalmers Jane Ellen Tye Peggy Reed ^OR^L\ Krenzer
Ann Nicks
Managing
Editor
...Literary Editor Literary Staff Literary Staff Literary Staff Literary Staff
MILESTONES The
perhaps a few tears as
Russell Fessev
Day Student Representative Jo \'ANCE
Barbara Nelson Margie Barry Polk Miss Polly Fessey
.\NN
Typist Typist Typist Typist Sponsor
a flash
Editor
grew
typists
.
.
.
closer to June.
It is
staff cohorts.
bulb instead of a diploma when
I
its
night
the night of hairtearing, laughter,
Thursday night
.
"I declare that they'll
.
.
para-
hand me
graduate," wailed the magnetic, lovely
editor of this gigantic undertaking, as she hopelessly
waved
in her
hand
a dis-
carded bulb.
A
discarded bulb ...
whose eyes the students Carolyn Henderson.
it
and
phrased Milestones night by the
Art Editor
Art Editor Prep Representative
Publications Office assumes an executive, companionable air for
of assembling write-ups, pictures
short duration of life at a close
its
will recall
remain unclouded, undiscarded.
will
momentarily
brilliant,
then died,
As we scan each page, reliving
Manv in
the
bulbs, with
is
many
compilation
for that intangible
.
.
but through
the material, tangible evidence of the love
we
eyes lived, flashed
the
of
moment, an
feeling, a peal of laughter, filled with the scenes they
here
.
one more scene of a school year whose memory
Mile.stones.
activity, a
chocked
ha\e recorded, we know that possets for
Ward-Belmont.
Into this white rose entwined annual, as into Ward-Belmont, has gone the
work and loving little flash
moments
bulbs,
spirit of girls, striving for perfection,
who have
of the happiest
and, with the aid of
silly
presented you "a record of the best and happiest
and
best minds."
CHIMES On Monday
nigliis
the Publications Office was strictly reserved
Belmont's literary set— the all
staff
of
Chimes magazine.
for
Here met the
Ward-
girls
from
over the campus ready to give their comments on contributions turned in to
the magazine,
and
to set the trend of
thought and creative ideas on the Ward-
Belmont campus.
Together the
spurts of the latest
campus news, between
The
art staff also
also
on the
staff
culled
and rc-cuUed the
puffs of smoke,
selections
and howls
between
of laughter.
Jane Ellen Tye. Editor
read the contributions figuring not only their literary style but
selections' artistic qualities.
To
edit,
STAFF.
with unity and cooperation,
Jane Ellen Tye three
is,sues
of
Chimes the many
their sponsor, Mrs.
factions join together— the critics, the artists,
Ruth Taylor, and
their editor-in-chief,
Jane Ellen Tye.
wit, sense of joviality,
"'Jet" also possessed a
and entertaining
tidbits of information,
superb ability to create prose and poetry, with no apparent
none— a
gal of versatility.
Coker
Poetry
Janice I.ebenstein Business Manager
Gloria Gordon NtRS.
ciuaims of difficulty, for she has
Art Editor
Joyce Calloway Hook Review Editor .Sue
Along with her
Editor
Sue Hovt
Exchange Manager
Ruth Taylor
Carolyn Henderson
Faculty Advisor .
Joyce Armitage
.
Literary Staff Literary Staff
Neilyn Griggs
Literary Staff
Mary Simms
Literary Staff
Cynthia Hoyt
Norma Jean Krenzer Barbara Benson
Standing— JiLnice Lebenstein, Sue Coker, Neilyn Griggs, Pat Negley, Gloria Gordon, Joyce Armistead, Carolyn Henderson. Calloway, Jane Ellen Tye, Sue Hoyt, Bessie Benson.
Seated— Joyce
Art Staff .
.
Art Staff
Art
Staff
.
SVuiirf/jii;— Naiitv Avis. Ann Lindgifn. |cicll;i Blache. Peggy Blowers, I'at Crowe. Betty Hall Shepherd. .SiieHoyt. Jane Ellen Tye, Gloria Gordon, Mary Alice Branham. Bessie Benson. Janice Lebenstein. Donna Perkins. Carolyn Hendeison. Miss Polly Fessey, Ann Morgan. Seated— Kitly Cox. Barbara Bull, Barbara Sanders. Jean Smiley, Gerry Pauley, Virginia Davis. Barbara Dunn, Jill Foddrill. Joyce Armitage, Ann Haller. Fay Chalmers. Joyce Calloway. Floor— Norma Jean Krenzer, Peggy Pittman, Mary Jo LeMaster,
Jean Frantz.
STAFF
HYPHEN Editor
Joyce Armitagd; Jill Foddrill
Associate
Ann Haller
Editor
Donna Perkins
Manager News Editor
Peggy Pittman
Literary Editor
Rusty Kelly-
Mary
"Now you
all get in
your ascignments bejore the deadline!" comes the
futile
Associate Editor
Business
Jo LeMaster
plea from the editor-and-chief drudge of the as she
is
called by staff
ten minutes
'til
and school
"Jerce,"
same thing every Tuesday; and
eleven, the oflicial deadline, into the buzzing Publications Office
Carolyn Henderson Exchange Editor Joella Blache
Music Editor
features,
Faith Chalmers
Sports Editor
Ann Lindgren Norma Jean Krenzer NfARY Alice Branham
Sports Editor
.
alike, says the
Feature Editor
comes a procession of belated
Mary Jane Bull
Hyphen, Joyce Armitage.
staff
members with
their poems, articles, editorials,
ne^vs-stories for the next edition of
Ward-Belmont's weekly news-
paper.
The Hyphen
Cartoonist
Circulation
and
is
one of the mainstays of W-B;
every Saturday morning
as
is
much
a part of
its
campus
presence in our mailboxes life as
the big bell which
Manager
Cinulalion Manager
us to meals and classes.
calls
Eagerly read by everyone, the
Hyphen
gives a
personal and complete view of the events of the past week and of the happenings Joyce Armitage. Editor
and
in the lives of the students in talent
and
ta:te,
a source of
and the
faculty.
restilt is a
Its
large
information about our doings around
also
is
who
receive a copy of our chronical every week.
.\lmo.l anyone
and enthusiastic
good and interesting paper.
who
night," Tuesday, will
icll
WB
staff is
for the parents,
has been around the Publications Office on
you that
it's
"dummy," which
"Hyphen
one of the most fascinating places on cam-
Girls in jeans typing, "Jerce" lounging in her "Edilor's Chair" or
pus.
over that
varied
The Hyphen
will not turn out right,
bending
measuring inches and tearing
oiii
her dark hair over the disappearance of articles, and people running in and
oiil
amid queries
air of
of
"Did you
mystery and industry.
get that inter\icw?" give the
Hyphen's home an
PUBLICATION
SNAPS
Through
It
can read, Gord\; can you?
rain, slcct, snou',
smoke
Hex. Killy-ASDF
.
.
.
IKL.
ASDF
.
.
.
JKL!
Can THIS be publications?
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COLLEGE VARSITY Third lou'— Barbara Bull. Joan Fergus,
Dorothy Dyer, Mary Jo LeMaster, Virginia
Second
Englett.
Buchanan.
Anne
First
rou»— Peggy
Thornton,
Challie
I'ittman,
Betsy
row— Fay Chalmers,
Lindgren.
Betty
Luke,
Jean
Jcuett.
PREPARATORY DAY VARSITY First
rou'— Siisanne
Rogers,
Hayes.
Second
roui— Julia
Dudley
Brown.
Third
Margatet Edwards, roju— Betty
Gant, Lillian Cornelius, Barbara Berrien,
Josephine Pritchett.
PREPARATORY BOARDING VARSITY First
lojii— Sarah
Elizabeth
Jane Mathes,
Gillespie.
Second
Mary
row—
Hardwick Newton, Betty Lee Simms,
Mary Olive Walls, Dot Evans.
HOCKEY Packed with
thrills
and the
hockey season came
tition, the
one of the
as the
members
to the field, their voices raised
for their team.
compe-
to a close this year after
finest all-cliib tiunoiits e\er
Hope was high
cal
spirit of clean
held
ai
W-B.
of the clubs filed out
high in cheers and
yells
Excellent instruction from the physi-
education teachers, as well as early morning prac-
tices
and panting jaunts around the
resulted in fast
work on the part
moving teamwork and of the players.
and Osiron dribbled, drove,
way
to the
circle at night,
top, ?ind in the
X.
flicked
final
L.,
skilled stick-
Tri-K, Agoia
and scooped
game, X. L. beat
Tri-K, thus winning the well deserved cup.
Pauley Rushes
Must Be Half Time
Ball for Cheering
llie
their
IBBl^lHi
TENNIS COLLEGE VARSITY Lcfl lo Kg///â&#x20AC;&#x201D; |iinc
Whiddon. Jcau Benton, Betsy Clidord. Ruhy
Jo Dabney.
PREP VARSITY >[aitlia Ncl Blatkhmii.
Dudley Blown. Edna Gene
Little, Julia
Edwards.
In the brisk chill of the early Clifford, a
handed over the net singles
to
championship.
and was
tilled as
Tennis
autumn
air
Betsy
PT, and Ruby Jo Dabney, Agora, back-
classes
make
die winning hit for the
Ruby Jo proved
the one better
"queen of the courts."
saw
novices
learning
the
funda-
mentals of the game under the guidance of competent instructors.
By the spring tournaments many new-
comers were providing competition for the veteran "racket-wielders."
I'rnitiic
makes perfect
Oner Ihe
Need
uel>
a \onrlh>
BOWLING COLLEGE VARSITY Left to rig/i(— Betty Bush, Jackie Collins, Nettie Jean Blake, Betty
Front
Shoemaker.
row— Geny
Pauley,
Farthing.
I'at
PREPARATORY VARSITY First
row— Evelina
this year, as exciting
and popu-
has been in preceding years on the
it
Bryan
Betty
Bainbritlge,
Second row— Virginia Berry, Bonnie Dean.
Bowling was, again lar as
Barbara
Casey,
Langston, Dot Evans.
Ward-
During the winter months, the
Behiiont campus.
clubs practiced weekly thereby increasing their bowl-
ing averages, petitions.
and getting
At the
final
won
F. F.
These club teams were composed
members who did
Among
com-
with a score
Second place was taken by Agora,
ol 2,009 points.
and third by
in shape tor the final
round, T. C.
fine jobs of
of four chosen
backing up their clubs.
those wIkj were star players this year were,
Gerry Pauley, Janie Basham, and Nettie Jean Blake.
They were classes,
seen practicing, not only dining their
but also during their free time, as were
other students of W-B.
Til
we down
.
.
Strike?
Chalk 'em up!
.
gym
many
PREP
)(g7ii— Martha
Iu
Ia'II
Wharton.
Betty
Dolores
rier,
DAY VARSITY Gant.
Thoman.
Evers,
Anne
Barbara
Edna
Ber-
Gene
Julia Edwards.
Little,
COLLEGE VARSITY I^ll
lo
right— Kusty Kelly. Rosemary
Merriweather, Sue Del Brewer, Joan Sisk,
Gwendolyn
Butler, Margie Barry.
PREP
BOARDING VARSITY
Left
right— Linda Paul, Betty Lee
lo
Simms, Kitty Garrett, Margaret Helen Marks, Maggie Petrass, Betty Martin.
BASKETBALL gooooo
"Lei's
.
dangling-feeted
.
.
The ihunderous
team!"
big
gym Irom
cry tore across ihe
the
\
igorous hluejeanecl,
And sweeping on
speclalors.
jammed balcony ran an industrious forwards to make another basket, another two for their club.
swing
at
The elusive this
round
proved an unusually exciting one
ball
Tau Club
.
.
swept to victory in the
were. comparable to greased light-
girls
ask any of their dazed, although worthy,
competitors.
The Anti-Pans would
played the highly skilled,
game with
you
play-off
The memory,
and
its thrills
tell
moving
fast
the championship with them. of that
Those
for the second consecutive time!
and gray .
full
winter season's companionship with the hard,
year as Penia
ning
points
Truly basketball season was in
Ward-Belmont!
tournament rose
l)e-
trio of
neath the
closeness,
stamina, clean play, and breathlc
s
.
.
.
toward
next
year's
for
not only
but of the
suspense of the
entire season will serve to intensify the interest
anticipation
they
game
basketball
and
toiuna-
ment! Four of
Out
llif
best
of the way, jilense!
S-TRE-T-C-H Hou'
fast ctni
she go?
S iisJH'nse
Rosie at it again Laura on ^uard Sotlie liehinci the eiaht
ball!
Champs Vamp
SWIMMING ready, to your mark, go! And the swimming teams sped across the pool, in relay races, plunges, various At the conraces and in an arrav of swimming strokes. clusion of the meet when the various events were added together, and the final scores computed, Tri-K came out on top and won the cup with Angkor and Agora giving
Swimmers
close competition.
Seen splashing in the water were such fine swimmers as Mary Lu Nelson, Janet Young, and Barbara Nelson who were seen so often in the pool. Winning the individual honor was Barbara Nelson with Mary Lu Nelson and Catherine Manier second and third. First )o«i— Jean Benton, Sue Armbriister, Peg Blowers, Carolyn Henderson, Ann McHenry. Jan Denham, Mardi Palmer. Peggy Pittman, Becky Brown, Carol Kessler, Julia McHenry. Betty Moore, Hazel Moore, Pat .\ustin. Steve
Ann
Akin.
Second 70jii— Louisa Wilson, Jean Jewett. Betli Taylor. Catherine Kelly, Challie Thornton. Sue Stevens. Frances Alexander. Ruby Jo Dabney,
Looks Easy, But
Rumba Rhythm
Rosemary Meriwether. Third rou— Mary Ann Wheeler, Ann Marie Laskey. Dot Bordon. Eda Larson, Imogene Spoerri, Mary Lu Nelson. Miss Barbara McCain, Janet Young, Barbara Nelson, Marni Stenson, Pat Frizzel, Imp Hoyt, Joanne Ingram. "Naiades." the honorary
swimming club
She's a
Grand Ole Flas
Cuordinalion in
tlie
Pool
RIDING "The most dashing, spiiiied, handsomest horse in the "Why, 'Capers,' of course!" This may be overstable? heard in any conversation of the girls who take horsebackriding at Ward-Belmont, for the personalities, ailments, and cjuirks of each and every horse in the stable are known to them far in preference to that long list of French verbs! Amidst a looooooong list of equestrine activities, first was found the annual Fall Riding Show presented by members of the Turf and lanbark Riding Club. Dr. R. C. Provine presented the cup to Anti-Pandora Club. Jan Denham was honored as high-point rider. At the Spring diow, Penta Tau won the cup, Mary Jo Harrod was named champion rider, and Kacky Smith
reserve champion.
TURF AND TANBARK Evans, Joan Simon. Ciarol Bacchus. Rusty Kcllv. Jan I'eggy Blowers, Steve Ann Akin. Right izrfeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Sally Phillips, Dot Borden. Mary Elizaljeth Carpenter. Mrs. Pittman, Snappy Englett. Mary Jo Harrod. Neuerf. Peggy Camilla Kackv Smith. /.('/(
5/V/fâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Dot
Denham. Virginia Monfort,
"Alter
llie
slww
Blue Ribbon Jan.
is
oi>er"
ice eiill
her
OFFICERS
Presidents. Snappy Englett. Bacchus; Seeretary-Treasiirer.
means "Terribly Talented"
War) Jo Hanod; Dot Evans.
I'iee-President,
Carol
-'h^^n;^^
l^M The Our
'"'i/f
Tiikr n
hmo. Clo!
I.iukv
iniiiilir
niicidl inoiiient!
lo Oft irady.
jivi-
lâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;r
our
slit.
ARCHERY Robin Hoods, dressed white, let the
from their
way
bow
strings
and
blue
in
snap
skillfully
and arrows found
fingers
their
huge straw-
to the red center of the
stuffed targets.
Disappointment
clouded
and
each
e\ery face at the beginning of instruc-
when
tion
usually
the arrows
from
far
at
fell
random— How-
the bull's-eye.
ever, smiles shone from each trained eye in only a
few weeks.
Diligent practice
had reaped rewards— skill! Lot of BuU's-Eyes
A
stream
constant
of
shiny,
metal-
tipped arrows flew toward the red center. .Sunlight caught
splash
liant
of
and magnified the color
Color, skill— ^V-B
in
the
bril-
feathers.
had produced expert
archers again.
TRACK Muscles tense, ears ]ust Like Sheep
and energy
of hope,
was
a
alert,
to
minds
full
be released— that
preview of the trackster just before
the whistle blew to designate the start of a hundred-yard dash!
Track meant hours
of strenuous work-
outs for energetic athletes because discus
throwing, sprinting, shot putting, and
hiudling
required
coordination
of
muscle, nerve, brain, and strong, youthful bodies.
The
track participants
showed eager-
ness to learn, to be graceful, to be better in
the
various
fields
of
track.
That
eagerness produced the desirable results in
an eventfid year of
track.
GOLF A
shout cuts the airâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; "Fore"â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and a
white golf ball finds
its
spot on the green.
way
Clad
proper
to the
in traditional
blue shorts and immaculate white
shirts,
the putters strode over the soft,
verdure
campus'
the
of
Under competent
golf
thick
course.
instructors the begin-
ners learned to handle the golf clubs, to
gauge shots and
ultimate
was
a
degree
to perfect
of
aim
to the
Theirs
precision.
knowledge that enabled them
capably
parley
anyone
with
to
on golf Fisher Tees Of)
greens anywhere.
BASEBALL irid She's Safe
"Make a homer.
a
run for
One run
it!!
will
G'wan,
try for
win the game."
Dry dust covered each baseball enthusiast,
the
ruined
teamsters played intently
many
and
a chic hair-do sliding to
the plate for a run.
There were no coke
bottles
thrown
at
the umpires, no "kill-the-umpire" series,
but there was a season of sure-hitters, cooperation and enthusiauii.
Baseball
on Ward-Belmont campus ushered
new
era for bound-in energy
dav entertainment!
in a
and spring
ON YOUR The piano began
again.
TOES
Again the neat rows
ot
figures
clad in black leatogues went through the routine, each striving
The Gwen Luker smiled as she watched The slim bodies would soon be whirling,
for the essence of perfection so necessary in effective dancing.
talented, diminuti\e Mrs.
her students' progress.
bending, ca%orting in another dancing demonstration.
The Ward-Belmont student body proved thoroughgoing From the routine techniques, square dancing, intri-
enthusiasts! cately
beautiful
Faust Ballet given on
George Washington's Dance Recital, the dance qualities of perfection and beauty.
birthday, to the entertaining Spring
have ably showed their Learning e\erything from the clacking tap dance to the detailed folk dance, the students proved themselves adept in mastering classes
and interpreting the
Mrs. Luker Tu'irls
Applause, for the Faust Ballet
Dais\. Daisy. Give
Me
an Ans
finer points of the dance!
Tliere
Are Hows and
SNAPS
Good
for a
Double
Teeing Off
lieni,
k
^li
n u
G
AGORA to
From Faยง Day ^vith the low, mournful chant, "We are Agora slaves, we are the day of graduation the Agora Club was right in there, ready to take and
Agora slaves on all comers .
.
."
in
Led by charming Paula Rudolph coupled with the campus activities. By the smooth stroking of Ruby Jo Dabney and Jane AVhiddon, the Agoras received the tennis cup. Barbara Bull and Barbara Nelson starred on the hockey field, and tribute should be paid to "Sodie" Brewer, who enthusiastically entered each Agora activity. Executi\e ability was evident by the many campus leaders who came from the Agora Club. Martha Nel Blackburn was president of the Preparatory Boarding Coimcil; Laiu^a Hambaugh, president of the Home Economics Club; and Anita Underbill, president of the German Club. The club gave promise to many future musical stars among whom were Fran Doolin, leader of the Captivators and "Hop" Furr, a "whizz-bang" at the piano. Holders of the Phi Theta Kappa white candles were Laura Hambaugh, Jackie Collins, and Paula Rudolph. L'nforgettable to the Agora slaves was the week end spent at Dunbar Ca\e, the Thanksgiving dinner at the club house, and the Winter Wonderland dance that climaxed the Christmas activities. These events and many more go to fill a memorable year in the annals of the Agora Club. scholastics, athletics,
social activities.
intense understanding of fun-loving Miss "Ciuly" Neal, this club shone in
Evelyn Abroms Martha Blackburn Betty Jo Fuller Lillian
Virginia
Lawing Lee Smith
Man'
Aliic Allen Eli/abelh Blue loan Fullertoh Elizabeth Malioney Frances Stabler
Su/anne Vrnilii nsle Sue Dell Brene r Martha Jo Fur r Margaret Hcler .Ma rks .Marianne Stan ley 1
Sue liar
|.n
Iteebe
bara
Bull
t.ooillett
laiile M<C:rarv No:rma Stegeman
Joanne Beeland
Sara
Betty Biuich Gloria Goidon
(iloria
I'atsy
Jean
MeCrca Siralton
Louise
:
Bvrd
Mattie Greer
Rosemary Me Joanne Sullii
CLUB OFFICERS Pal'LA
Sue
Rudolph
DiiLL
President
Brewer
f'ice-President
Day Vice-President
Joan Fullerton
Rosemary Meriwether ,\N.\
Secretary
Treasurer
I'OLK
N[ARTHA N'EL BLACKBURN
Sergeant-al-Arnis
Miss >[ar^ NFarcaret Neal. Sponsor Miss
Rella
Mary Margaret Neal
Cohen
Cornelia
Hall
Barbara Nelson Jane Ellen Tye
Ann Coleman Laura Hambaugh Annette Norman Anita Underbill
Paula Rudolph,
Sponsor
Mi ckie
Collins
Carolvn Harrill Margie Sue Pettus
.Iciinne
Herbert
Mary Ann Wheeler
Jo-.ene
lackie Collins
An n Polk Wilkins
Rubv lo
lo
Dabnev
Holcorab
PhvUis Poller Elizabeth Wilkinson
Mary Frances Doolin Jean Howard Paula Rudolph Mattie Wood
President
Betiv
Jean
lavmc Join Rac Smith Missy Wrig
A. K. The A.K.
Pirates did it again! They set sail in September and buccaneered right through fame and glory in most e\ery field ot activity on campus. Captain of the A.K. ship was Mary Lu Nelson and the competent co-captain was Miss Ruth
the year to
Carroll, sponsor of the club. The A.K.'s gave one of the successful dances of the year, the Harvest student on campus enjoyed the campus party, presented annually under the
Moon name
Ball.
Every
of "Holiday
Inn."
.\mong the names in campus offices were "Kacky" Smith, secretary of C.G.O.; Sara Jane Mathes, president of Prep Student Council; Joella Blache, president of the Choir; and Hardwick Newton, president of the Senior Preparatory Cla;s. Pirating ahead to receive recognition on the athletic field was "Kacky," who rode a mighty fine horse in the show to put A.K. in second place for riding show honors. Mary Lu Nelson and Sara Jane Mathes exhibited excellent form on the hockey field. Not to be outdone by the other nine clubs, A.K. proudlv claims Nan Hagan and Mary Lou Schwankhaus as members of Phi Theta Kappa. So as the sun fades away at the end of the day, the S.S. A.K. ship and crew looked back on their wonderlul and joyous cruise with lo\c in their hearts for every moment of it.
Cora Beth .\nder.son Barbara Black Jane Gray Diane Afackey Iccora Paul
Carolyn Atthlcy Esther Blassingham
Caiol
B.ictlius
Harriet Erie Circen Frances .\lma Mallory
Lou Ada Bogen Barbara Gropp Sarah Jane Mathc
Anne
trances Sanford
I'hiilips
Nancie Boudeman
Betty Barrier Freida Boyer
Nan
Barbara Barry Carlenc Bradley
Grace Harding
Joan Hays
Ella Brooks Jeanne Marie Heise
Martha Mae MidkifF
Bettv
Dcnise
Mitchell
Isabcllc
Murph
Ellen Hagan Wilma Elizabeth Mathews Mary Lou Schwankhaus
Caroline Smith
Miller Kathryn .Ann
Smith
loella
Blaclie
Snellir
CLUB OFFICERS .Mary Lu Nelson
JOKLLA
Barbara Barry
Mamie Ward Miss
President
Blache
Vice-President
'.
Sergeanl-at-Anns
Ruth Carroll
Jnnet Burroughs
Glee Henderson Hazel Moore Mary Ann Ste\cnson
Secretary
Be\'erly Bunt Ann Hoerhanimcr Mary Lu Nelson Maimie Ward
Mary Lu Nelson, President Ruth Carroll. Sponsor
Sponsor
Marv Elizabeth Ca rpenter Martha Holt Hardwick Newton Ann Warren
Sara Carter Adeline Horton .\nn Nicks Jackie Watkins
Miss
Carol
Combs
Mabel Durrett
Audrey Johnson Nancy Oaklev
.\dele
Mildred .\nn ^Vord
I'cggy
Pat
Lipscy
Pack Wise
Sharon Fergii Pearle Luckie Linda Paul Helen White
ANGKOR For years, one ot the most spirited prep clubs on campus, the Angkors have established an outstanding record of sclrohtrship and all-around excellence, and this year was no exception. Angkor's president, Attollee Boynion, and their sponsor, JNIiss Georgia Hodgson, helped the Angkors continue their fine work which made their club such a popular one. In all phases of student life thoce busy Angkors were represented. Dudley Brown was the day student treasurer of the Junior Class, Myrtle Ann Miers, the vice-president of the Sophomore Class, and Julia Edwards, the day student proctor. The Angkors were noted tor their scholarship, too. In fact, the president of the Beta Club, the high school honorary society, was none other than the Angkor's own Attollee Boynton. Also two of the oflicials of the Penstaft Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Sallie IMcCanless and Katherine Manier, the president and secretarv respectively, ;vere members of Angkor. As for athletes, Dudley Brown, Julia Edwards, Barbara Berrien, and Lillian Cornelius, proved to be their hockey stars, and all members could be (at any time) found playing a hard game of tennis, scoring high points in a basketball game, or bowling with skill and assiuance. Never let it be said that this club was one sided, for in all fields of activities they participated, and in e\'ery heart thev gained respect.
I'iit
Bailei
Jcanncttc
Barbara Berrien liilia Edivards C;hristine
I'oolc
.\uollee
Baker Boynton
Trilby Elliston Harriet Provine
Margaret
Brady
Frances Farris â&#x20AC;˘Ouzannc Rodger?
Dudley Brown Emily Fletcher Dottie
Sensing
Mona
Burtt
Rachel Gardner Doris SI;elton
Ellen
Caldwell Jean Hccker Joan Skelton
Alice Casey .Mice Ingram Elizabeth Starr
CLUB OFFICERS Attollee AVarner Bovnton
President
Clara McDonald
I'icf-Prcsideiit
Sallv McCanless
Secretary
Trilbv Elliston
Treasurer
Susan
Thomas
yyfSi^Ojf
Sergeanl-at-Aniu
Attollee Boynton, President Miss Georgia
Lillian Cornelius Sallv McCanless Alice Stockell
Hodgson
Gloria Davitt Clara AfcDonald Pal Sullivan
Sjmnsor
Ann DeMonbreum
Lillian
Dobson
Lilcn
McKinnev
Kathevine Manicr
Susan
Thomas
C.lo.ia
Watson
Miss Georgia C. Hodgson, Sponsor
Nancy Dougherty
Marv Duke
Nell Maxon Ditkie \Vharton
Bttlic
Mvrtle
Ann Miers While
Helen Dunn Pricilla
Rebecca
Mur \\ hi
ANTI-PANDORA Shouting "Hey, green and yellow" and waving fat, studed panda mascots, the Anti-Pans trouped merrily through an exceptionally fine club year! ^Vith "Imp" Hoyt, one halt of a popuwhy, lar twin set, at the wheel and a reliable sponsor, Miss Maribel Benton standing by ... the year coidd not ha\e been anything but exceptional! Sincerity and laughter permeated the atmosphere ... at the club house, on the wonderfully anywhere a group of Anti-Pans should happen to gather! lazy week-ends, on the athletic fields Ann Skits and dances were not, however, foremost among the club members' activities! Morgan officiated as the assistant secretary of the C.G.O.; Sue Hoyt was not only the art editor of C/(//;u'i but was the A ice-president of Phi Theta Kappa with Beverly Smith, Nancy Lou Davis, "Imp" Hoyt, and Betty Bray kept her company. Ida Kate Dunkin proudly wore the "Hood and Gown" and still managed to serve as president of Pembroke, Joyce Armitage was the editor of the weekly newspaper. The Hyphen, and Jan Denham helped to win the Fall Riding Cup! this never fails to bring a smile to the good humored face of "Snappy" The Riding Cup Englett, not onlv co-president of Turf and Tanbark and general sports manager but the oldest .
,
.
member. Led by the
.
.
.
.
twins, liked by just everyone on the campus, the Anti-Pandora Club has had a full of warmth, companionship, and sincere love of one another
well-rounded, memorable year .
lov.o Arniilagc Alice Branham
Man
Delia
Mae Dur.kin
Nancy Her lionnie
Rabc
I'aM icia \nn Belt \c Bray 1(1.1
1
.
"Yes, tho'e
Pandas know!"
\
Rate Dunki Jacobs Reynolds
JcaTinc
.
Betty
Loii
B
Barbara Dun loann Johns, Mary Runvai
Barbara Barnes Betsy Buchanan Carol Emerson
Mary Jayne John
lane Basliam Carol Butters Virginia Engiclt Mildred Jones In .Ann Sisk
Mary Ann Bentley Joyce Calloyvay Peggy Faulconcr Bcttve Luck
Jean Benton Doris Cassidy
Emily Finklea Harbara Sue McDufle; Jane Spravberry
CLUB OFFICERS Cynthia Hoyt
President
Beverly Smith
Vice-President
Nancy Sue
Secretary
Iler
Hoyt
Treasurer
Beverly Nickols Nfiss
\riiienne Bjichjld Nell Chilton
NaiKV
Groble McKinlei Sue Steinman
Man
Sergeant-at-Arms
Maribel Benton
Helen Bomar loan Clark Jane Gross Joan MacLeish Marilyn Stenson
Sue Hoyt, President Miss Maribel Benton. Sponsor
Sponsor
Doiotln I'atntia
Boiden Cioue
lo^ee Haggard Katlir\n McLcndon Sue Stc\ens
Pegg\ Daniel
Carohn Harmcning Betu Moore Mar\ Thompson
Nancy Lou Da\is Nancv Dee Hearne Ann Morgan Florence
\Valcs
Janet
Dcnham
Cvnthia Hovt Beverlv Nickols Betty \Vebb
Cvnthia DeWi Sue Hovt Sarah Prentiss Jess \Vestphal
ARISTON Congratulations are in order tor the Aristons and their president, Betty Gant! Under the Mann, their sponsor, they had a year full of success and fun. During the hockey games in the fall, shouts of "'Watch 'Stormy' Smith and Betty Gant; they're gone with the ball again!" rang clear. Martha Evers was the terror of the basketball courts. Barbara Bainbridgc showed exceptional skill in bowling, and Jody Reed seemed to have a way with a baseball bat. The Aristons are proud of having their name on tlie scholarship cup for three quarters and of Harriet AVilliams, Sue Otis, and Mary Margaret Payne who played a big part in keeping it able guidance ot Mrs.
there.
Also high on their list of leaders in campus activities are: Jane Capps, Ann Carr Young, and Valere Potter, three of the four juniors to be admitted to Penstaff this year: Nancy Denney, vice-president of the Day Student Council: Ellen White, vice-president of the Senior Class; and Jody Reed, vice-president of the Spanish Club. The Aristons had only one regret for this year. .\nn Rich who was elected president last spring was unable to retinn to W^ard-Belmont in the fall; but with Betty Gant wielding the gavel this day student club continued to hold high honors in scholastics and athletics.
Barbara Bainbridgc Courienav Gillespie Jean Funear
Loui c Baird ne Gregory Joan ie Reed
l.\ell
Shirley Berger
Margaret Boiling
Mary Jane Capps
Ruth Hargrove
.\nn Harris Frances Smxthe
Margaret Haves
Margarel
Ann Richardson
Marv
Phil
Thomas
Elizabeth Cal nonna Irwin \'irginia
Tipl
CLUB OFFICERS President
Bettv Gant
Vice-President
Nancy Minick Margarkt Haves
Treasurer
Reed
Secretary
JOD\-
Tipton
Sergeant-at-Arms
Ruth Mann
Sponsor
Virginia
Mrs.
Mrs.
Ruth Mann,
Sponsor
Betty Gant, President
^
inks Carr jtkett Knox
Wenning
Lark Curtis
Nancy Denney
Sally Lell\ctt
Nancy Minick Jane Wilkei^on
Ellen
White
Martha Douglas Becky Murray Nancy Wilktrson
Martha Evers
Martha Foutch
Jane O'Callaghan
Sara Orr
Harriet
Williams
Anne Can Young
DEL VERS "froggies" of Del Vers Club shall always be remembered by the catchy words— "Del Vers, lo\e ya,' how I lo\e ya", my dear ol' Del Vers"— set cleverly to the tune of Al Jolson's song. The bullfrogs of this gathering of froggies were Marilyn Miller and Imogene Huffman, and
The ho^v
I
tJieir versatile Miss Barbara McCain. publication field snatched two of the club's members, Jean Bloom and Jean Hamilton, to be the associate editors of Milestones. Janet Young swam to fame to become prexy of the Naiades Club. The "book frogs" are Pat Mathias, Betty Methvin, and Jean Hamilton, who are members of Hood and Goivn. On the hockey field Mary Jo LeMaster played herself right into first varsity and at the same time wended her way toward the "pub. office" on Tuesday nights to execute her duties as Feature Editor of the Hyphen. "Babe" Huffman excelled in hockey to become a member of the second varsity. Emily Washington put just the right "english" on a bowling ball to win much praise in the alleys, and Ann Boyd excelled on the baseball diamond. Remember the outstanding Christmas decorations; the hilarious circus party for Anti-Pan; and who could ever forget Patsy Elkourie and Jo Dooly, coupling on the piano and voice for A-1 entertainment. "Uncroaking" spirit and willingness to work— that is Del Vers in a toadstool.
assisted
by
The
Peggy Brown
Bettvc Buffalo
Patvicia Ann Hart Norma Krenzer
Wilma Lee Henry Mary Jo LeMaster
Shirlev Roosevelt
Bonnie Sharp
CLUB OFFICERS President. First Semester
^^ARILYN Miller
Huffman
President, Second Semester
Bahe Huffman
Vice-President, First Semester
BABii
Vice-President, Second Semester
JANFT Young
Bett^e Buffalo
Treasurer
Imogene Huffman.
Carol Kessler
Marilyn Miller,
Pat Hart
Mary Jane
Bull
Burnette
Catherine Campbell
Ann Chamberlin
Imogene Huffman
Ann
Evelyn
[enkins
Marjorie
Pat Mathias Janet Swetnam
Janice
Jessica
McDonald
Ann McHenrv
Israel
Mavne
Emily Washington
Helen Wiggs
President, First Semester
Miss Barbara McCain, Sponsor
Sers:eant-at-Arms
Belly
President, Second Semester
Secretary
Martha Lou Chaimbers Jane
Jensen
Wilson
Mary Jane Johnson Nancv McTeer \'irginia
\\'oodv
Betty Janet
Methvin
Young
ECCOWASIN The Eccowasin
:^
campus.
Its
Club, again this year, held a position of notable rank on the Ward-Belmont
members had
their fingers in every corner of the school,
and
especially
under the
leadership of their prexy, Joanne Geny, and their sponsor, Miss Saunders, were the girls led on
This was demonstrated by the members to play an important part in the school's activities. found in Beta Club: Martha Ann Gambill, president; Dianne Douglass, Irene Potter, and Joanne Geny. The Penstaff Club claimed Eccowasin's Thaniel Armistead, vice-president; Judy Merrick, Joanne Geny, and Lucy Buford. And as class officers were Lucy Buford and Carney Overall, secretary and treasurer of the sophomore class respectively. Judy Merrick was the president of the day-student council.
The Eccowasins
also played
an active part in the
sports, as
can be personified in club members
Carol Christopher, Carolyn Norman, and Evalina Casey.
Working with harmony and good which helped make
Jo V
Alien
Co-melia Goodioic Un>IIy Frances P arkcr
life at
W-B
feeling
toward the boarding
Thaniel Armis tead Becky Hatchcll
Mary
lohnanne Hollabaiigh
Ann
Potter
Ann
Lucinda Riddle
Irene
Beattic Prilchett
clubs,
Eccowasin was a club
happy, helpful, wholesome.
Betty
Billiard
Jarnian
Trances Caldwell
E\alina Casey
Mildred Jarman Mary Elizabeth Roberts
Betty Sanders
Dorothy Dean Juhnson
CLUB OFFICERS Joanne Geny
President
June Sanders
Vice-President
Phyllis
May
Secretary
Treasurer
Irene Potter
Cornelia Goodloe
Sergeant-at-Amn
Joanne Geny,
Mary Phyllis
E.
Cates
May
June Sanders
Carol Julia
Christophe Merrick
Nancy Simmons
Kathryn Cummins
Mary Charlotte Moore Maryann Smith
Govan Davidson Polly Morgan Sara Beverly Smi
President
Miss Louise Saunders, Sponsor
Spunsur
Miss Louise Saunders
Gam
Dianne Douglass
Martha Ann
Carolyn Norman Jeanne Tune
Betty
Oman
lulia
Ann Webb
Betty
Lou
Willi:
F.
F.
"Dynamite comes in small packages," 'tis said, and F. F.'s prexy, Tommye Cantrell, just "shows to go ya' " that it's true. Teensie Tommye dynamically led the "Red and Whiters" not to mention the valuable asset, Miss Shirley Mueller, through a shining, successful year .
.
.
their sponsor.
Memories
will
remain deeply imprinted in the hearts and minds of
all
the F. F. girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; their
formal dances, the week-end packed with fun and laughter at Dunbar, those "cosy's" at the club with hot chocolate, toasted marshmallows, fellowship with friends, and high entertainment! a talented musician, received many requests to sing and play her club sisters' "Frankie and Johnny," while Florence Waters and Mary Jo Bruesing cleverly pantomimed "Nobody Ever Makes a Pass at Us" and graciously bowed for many an encore. Enthusiasm ran high for the F. F.'s as they watched their club sisters on the hockey field, on
Carolyn George,
iiyi
favorite,
and in the bowling Theta Kappa.
the basketball court the club in Phi
alleys.
Margaret Boylin and
Sis
Boone represented
Yes, sireeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; "Dynamite, dynamite, F. F.'s out to fight!"
Nettie Jean
Blake
Gwendolyn Butter Sue Gruver \raiiha C.
Joan Simon
McDonald
Brooks
Margaret Boylin
Patricia
tdith Cantrell Jean Guttman
Tommye
Louise McKnipht Janet Sitton
Virginia
Mary Kathryn Chu;mley B.llie Sue Havron Mary Sue Patrick
Louise
lioone
Cantrell
Martha Hamilton
Moore
Marcia Sperry
Bernita Stanbury
Betty
Brown
Bonnie Dean Patricia Hoffman Sally Phillips Alice Stevens
Mary Joe Bruesing Lou Edna Diver Billie
Jackson Phipps
Jiianita
Marcia Throckmorton
Frances Durbcck
Tula Johnson Martine Pollack Betty Tipton
*^^
CLUB OFFICERS TOMMYE
President
CANTRiiLL
Vice-President
Louise Boone
Day Vice-President
Margaret Boylin BiLLiE Sue Havron
Secretary
Treasurer
Nettie Jean Blake
Sergeant-at-Arms
Bonnie Dean Miss Shirley
Ann
Russel
Ellis
Clemmie Everly lackie
Ana Jo Vance
Klinner
Robin Ragin Norine Van Hyning
Miss Shirley Mueller, Sponsor
ToMMYE
Sponsor
Mueller
Ann Marie Laskey
Jackie Garrel Jackie Liebermann
lean Re>nolds
Nancy Jane Rodgers
Barbara Vaughn
Shirley
Patricia
Farthing
Wallace
Carolyn George Kathryn Lynch Barbara Ruth
Cantrell, President
Katherine George Evelyn Marsh Barbara Sanders Jane Witherspoon
Sara Glenn Margaret McDonald Sue Scherer Elizabetn
Wynne
OSIRON \\'ith efficient Polly Fecsey as
really
"went
to
town"
this year.
sponsor and
ranged from their angelic antics on Fag Day Jackie
Mebius and Jo Cook were two
Anne Lindgren, held
tall,
blonde
Sallie
This popular club excelled to their successful
in
Carus all
Connie
K aufman
a bit of fancy piano
music
at
Marilyn Brcuster
Cams
Sallie
Mary Ellen Harper Mary Ellen Martin Mary Ellen Rowe
Joanne Buckner Marv Ellen Clements Caroline Hathcock Carroll
.Mamie
Ann
7."
Mattingly Sedberry
Betty
Bush
Ann Cohen Ann Hawes Jacqueline Mcbii Alberta Sherman
Martha
along with
dinners
at
the club
on
be one of the best the fun
and good
Butlcr
]oscp!iinc Cook Martha Hull Wanda Mcncll
Harricttc
field
Bev Crawford and Susan
Then came the party for their sister-club, T. C, which proved to The Osirons finished off with a bang a year filled with sportsmanship which made their club outstanding. the year.
Hardison Clare Martin Carolyn i'.osenzwcig
"Club
Rawlings' was one of the big events of
given on campus.
^fa^ie
at
Osirons activities
and Osiron's sparkplug,
shone on the hockey
at those entertaining
'Wednesday nights, and the Osirons' hilarious week-end
Ada Susan Campbell
their
dance which was held
of the "brains" in the club;
Betty Luke, Betty Bush and the rest of that well-organized team.
Campbell furnished
and
the important office of vice-president of the C.G.O., as well as that of vice-
president of the Athletic Association.
Si^ig^^
as president, the
fields,
Sparkii
Nancy Cook Ruth Hurwitz Kathcrinc Myer
Beverly
Crawford
JcAnne
Ingersol
Dorothy Terry
Madchn
Barbara
Morrison Terry
CLUB OFFICERS President
Sallie Carus
Margie Thompson Betty
.
Secretary
Luke
Jeanne Ingersol
Treasurer
Joanne Buckner
Sergeant-at-Arms
Miss Polly Fessey, Sponsor
Mary Ann Curtis Kaufman
Connie
Thcoharatos
Margaret DeMerschman Judy Larry
Ann
Icannc ODonnell
Daisy
.\Iargaret
Sallie Carus, President
Sponsor
Miss Polly Fessey
Julia
Vice-President
1
hompsou
Betsy
Dodge Lessig
Owens Xan Tompkins
Marlene
Footc
Anne Lindgren Paine Barbara Wallace
Frances
Anita
Gavin
Betty
Lul<e Pries
Norma
Joan Walts
Marjorie
Glass
Suanne Richardson Oragene VVillson
Thelma Goldwasser Rosalind Rosenblum
PENTA TAU "We're going to gi\e our club the best that we ha\e," sang the rose-and-grey-clad entluisiasts. That "best" enabled Penta Tau to enjoy an energetic, fruitful year ... in sports, in scholastic a\erages. e\en in play! The leadership of talented, lovely .Steve Ann Akin and charming Mrs. Camilla Newerf inspired the many outstanding girls to give the club the \ery best they had! It ^\as a year crowded with unforgettable happenings that week-end at Horn Springs with all the food: the party for the F. F.'s; the Christmas project to aid a needy family; the scads of men at that balmy spring formal but most of all the informal, singing, and jitterbugging ^\'ednesday nights which will never be completely forgotten in the hearts of the girls! It mustn't be "forgotten to remember" the P. T. girls who played active parts in everything on the campus, such as Susan Click, president of Founders Hall; Sophie Gounos, social chairman of VW'CA; Margie Elias, secretary of the Senior Class; and Laddie Harton, .
.
.
.
.
.
president of the Senior Class.
Peppy, redheaded, Peggy Blowers was the president of C.G.O. and also a proud wearer of they no sooner heard and grey in sports. That word is a magical one to all P. T.'s it than they would streak for the nearest field or gym, in the finals making Penta Tan the club Margie Muessel, and Barry were only a to win! "Texas" Maggie Petrass, Sue Madison, Peggy fc^v of those outdoor girls! the rose
',^L^e
Ann Akin
Barbara Benson Margie Elias Joanne Ingram Pal .Ncgley
Oenisc Allen Peggy Blowers
Raye Kims Joycelyn Johnson Dot Parrish
.
Margie Barry Carol Borrow Muriel Fisher leanne Kayko
Cheryl
Margaret Petrass
Peggy Piltman
Barton Dorothy Bradley Julia Freels Sally
Kayko
Barbara J. Ba>nes Mary Louise Beuchner Susan Click Ruth Killcbrew Jane Reese
.
.
Glori:1 Chastain Sophi e Gounos I.uev Lane Lambert
Betty
Rhea
Gloria Cherrv
Ann Greenlee Helen Owen Lonj Helen Schoen
CLUB OFFICERS Steve
Ann Akin
President
Muriel Fisher
Vice-President
Helen Long
Secretary
Ann Greenlee
Treasurer
Pat Negley Mrs. Camilla
Betsv Clifford Bettv Grey Eloise McBride Patt Shiffer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Steve
Newerf
Bettv Coad Neilv n Griggs Elean or McCarty Rosic Simon
Sponsor
GIo Colee Mary Jo Grone Sue Madison Syhia Simon
Patsy Cox Kay Hall Polly Miles
Imogenc Spoerri
Ann
Akin, President
Mrs. Camilla Newerf, Sponsor
Bettv Jean Cundiff Marv Jo Harrod Doris loan Miller Gertrude Taylor
Marv Jo Cundiff
Ann D inham
Laddie Harton
Marion Huesgen Margar et Muessel Louisa Wilson
Icnalee
Moore
Lydia Vollenweider
T. C. "Purple "n white, fight, fight!" That's the hearty cheer of the members of the Twentieth Century Chib, A\'ho mightily swung through a terrific year under their president, Juan Slroube, and sponsor. Miss Newhall. Starting off: the year with a bang was the bij campus party based on "Dog Patch, ^viih Janice Lebenstein and Joan Catlett pulling the "Helzapoppin" " advertisement in chapel. In the rocial vein T. C. had a host of successful affairs. The Christmas formal dance, the tea dances, the entertainment for the boys at the State Home, the club dinners, and the weekends Avere a few of the numerous events. Mary Olive Walls, Jane Hughes, and Janet Pierce held up the athletic end for the club. T. C. came to be known for their remarkable spirit on the field. Whether ahead or behind, each teamster wore a smile of good cheer and had a heart full of clean sportsmanship. "Bimny" Haller brought honor to her club when die was chosen as an associate editor of the Hyphen, as did Georgia Hall and Genevieve Wolfe when they were chosen for Phi Theta Kappa. Other T. C.'s on the publication staffs are Janice Lebenstein and Kay Bond. More than anything the T. C.'s enjoy each other, fellowship, and good times togetherâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; just the stuff that loyalty to those colors, purple and white, is made of. '
June Atkins Sue .Ann Carpc nter Georgia Hall Patricia
.Marlin
Rutli Janet Pie rcc
Hek n Baldwin Joan
Ann Mar Irar
Catlelt
HalJcr c Ann CCS .-\nn
Merwin Richarilson
Kathleen Bond Patricia Kathryn Ca .ghro n lane Harris
/\mic Boyd
.Mary Jane Miller .\anc7 Sue Rogicr
Nancy
Mary Ruth ,\lcta
Clift
Hart Kathryn Mills Willodine Saundcis
Carolyn
Helen Ruth Cottongim Jane Hughes Mary Eyclyn Myers Erminic Jeanne Smilcv
Aida DeLeon Dixie Lee Hurt Rhoba Jane Neblett Kathryn Marie Smith
Louise
Eubank
Bctt^e lohnson Martha' Mavhcid Nico Mary Jane Southivick
CLUB OFFICERS President
Juan Stroube
LaVerne McCann
Vice-President
Secretary
C.ERRV Pauley
Jane Hughes
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Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jean Frantz
Margaret Newhall, Sponsor
Miss Miss
Margaret Newhall
Nancy Jean Fergus lacqueline Anita Keyc: Betty Carol Pace Mary Claire Tanner
Juan Stroube, President
Sponsor
Janice Ilene Lebenstein
Jeanne Anne Taylor
Nadine Beatrice Fox Mildred Locke Evelyn Paty Mary Olive Walls
leannine Frantz
LaVerne McCann Geraldine Marie Pauley Cenevieve Wolfe
Lois Ann Guinn Betty Jea n McGregor Betty Jea,n Payne 1
Dorothy
Jean
Wriglu
Hackett
Polly
Mary Jean Magruder Mary Jane Phillips Ruth Wright i
TRIAD Hats off to the Triad Club! Well represented in many campus activities, this day student club had a reason to be proud of its versatile members. Presiding over this active group was capable Edna Gene Little, aided by the sympathetic guidance of Mrs. Margaret Hall. This club was brimming over with executive ability. Many outstanding campus leaders were on the Traid rollâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ann McQuiddy, president of the sophomore class; Molly Brown, council member; Margaret Marshall, president of the freshman class; and Beverly Nichols, president of the French Club. Bringing glory to their club in the field of athletics were Edna Gene Eittle; Ann Gambill, who excelled in hockey; Dolores Thoman, manager of the basketball squad; Betty Langston, a star bowler; and "Odciie" Vantrease, secretary of the Athletic Association. Representing the Triads in the Beta Club were Mary Ellen McMurray, Beverly Nichols, and Susan Miller. Writing for Penstaff was Sue Winters. Talent, scholarship, and good sportsmanship were combined to make up the spirit of Triad ... a spirit of which they may be proud.
Margaret Every Virginia Rae Berry Beltv Bryan Langslon Alice Peebles
Molly
Brown
Mary Eda Larsen Josephine Pritchelt
.iVone
Caldwell
Edna Gene Ethel
Little
Rrihtrlson
Mildred Ann Carlw right Ramelle Littleton Marjorie Schock
Doris Anne Creagh Carolyn Mansfield Susan Stempfel
Margaret Currey Betty Marshall
Russell
Martha Jo Tate
Dolores
Fessey
Margaret ^^a^shali
Thoman
CLUB OFFICERS Edna Gene Little
Presiden
Jane McQuiddy
Vice-President
Beverly Nichols
Betty
Secretary
Marshall
Treasurer
Molly Brown
Sergeant-at-Amis
Edna Gene Mrs. Margaret Hall
Ann Gambill Anne McGannon Margaret Thompson
Caroline Griscom Mary Ellen McMu:rray Allison
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Mary Jo Griiwold Jane McQuiddy Mary Oliver Vantrease
Eleanor Marie Halliburt;)n Susan Miller Marian Willi:imson
Little, President
Mrs. Margaret Hall, Sponsor
Sponsor
Leila Harwell Marjorie Movie Sue Winters
Eleanor Holder Beverly Jean Nichols Carol Woolwine
Margery .^nn Joy Beverly Pate
Mary
Alice
Wright
TRI K Those busy Tri-K's! In every corner of the campus they could always be sighted in their black and white bill-caps involved in some worthy project. Perhapj their pep and glow would be best sinnmed up in their ever-perÂŁectly groomed prexy, Jane Faulk, and in their sponsor, Miss Catherine Morrison. Actively engaged in campus organizations were Challie Thornton, president of YWCA; Martha Ann Rogers, president of High School YWCA; Barbara Rowell, treasurer of the SeniorMid Class; Dot Dyer, treasurer of the "Y"; and Jean Ratliff, president of Phi Theta Kappa. On the athletic field one would find "Rusty" Kelly, Dot Dyer, and Emmie Otment, while the honor roll listed Tri-K members Mary June Carnes, Challie Thornton, and Beverly Cunningham, as members of Phi Theta Kappa. Thursday afternoons found them decorating their club for gay open houses, but one Sunday proved the busiest day with an early breakfast for the faculty and a visit to the Old Ladies' Home that afternoon. And adding to their crowded schedule were the Christmas dance, the week-end To their pleasant memories was added at Dunbar Cave, the party for their sister club, X. L. the night when Marie Bergh and Mary Delle Wilson played the piano, usually accompanying Martha Ann Rogers as she sang. Yes, they are truly the busy Tri-K Club!
Frances
Ann
Ale)<ander
l'egg>' Bethune Dorothy Dyer Jane Hines Barbara Rowell
Adeline Andrews Orare Brading Dorothy Evans Margaret Jane latksoi 1 Bellye Sfhumpcrl
Betty Bailey I'riscilla
Braman
Cora Lee Fain loan Jester Betty Shoemaker
Gerry Bergcr Joyce
Bratton
Betty Lou Farmer Cathcirine Kelly Betty Simms
Marie Bergh Betty Buckner Camillc Farris
.Sarah
Claire Kelton Betty Smith
Lois Butord Jane Faulk Julia
McHenry
Beth Taylor
Pat Capps Patty Ann Friz, Jackie Mitchell Challie Thorntc
CLUB OFFICERS President
Jane Falilk Sue Waller
Vice-President
Betty Bailey Julia
Secretary
McHenry
Treasurer
Dot Dyer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Miss C;atherine Morrison, Sponsor Miss Catherine Morri'~on
Lou Carey Rose Marie Fulsluim
Bclty
Marv lime Carnes Katherine Garrett S\ea
Ogg
Charlene Turner
Jane Faulk, President
Sponsor
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Sue Coker Georgia Ann GriJshani
Emmie Sue
Osniicm
Waller
Laura Jean Cox Carolyn Halin Patricia
Betty
Potter
Lou Weber
Be\erly
Alma
Cunni
|o Hart Barbara Primiyi Helen Wills
Constance Curcton Bunty Hart lean Ratlill Delle Wilson
Mary
Chiara
Wing
X.
never tailed! A\'ilh the singing of "Friends, friends, friends, we will always be," a tear each and e\ery eye of each and every X. L. club member! A year was such a short time into which all the spirit, affection, and enthusiasm posessed by the X. 1.. club had to be crowded. Cora Moss Bell ruled almighty the first semester and "Ig" McGuire assumed the responsibilities second semester. Young and fim-loxing Miss Keith Cutchins sponsored the X. L. ladies. They had a finger in e\ery campus pie as shown by the many officers chosen from their group. Some of them \\ere Nancy Gullett, Senior-Mid president: Carolyn Henderson, editor of Milfsto)7es: Fay Chalmers, president of the Athletic Association; fill Foddrill, associate editor of the Hyplieu: Betty Kelley, Senior-Mid vice-president; Sylvia Stahlman. day student treasurer; Nancy Hendricks, secretary of the Prep YWCA; and E\e Balloff, president of the High School Glee Club. "Onward, marching onward, X. L. is oin- name" led the athletes, Fran Purvis, Abby Houdersheldt, Jean Jewett, and Mary Elizabeth Gillespie as they fought and won the hockey and baseball cups for the year. They are equally as proud to mention Kitty Cox and Betty Hall Shepherd ^vho ^vere chosen as Hood and Go^vn members. A few of their Phi Theta Kappa members were Peggy Lair, Evelyn Sandford, and Gayle Jennings. It
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Eve Balloff Beckv Brock Mimi Franklin Oaylc Jennings Peggy Meyers
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Finer Bamgro\( Becky Brown Dot Funke
Ann
Jewett Donna Perkins
.Sarah Sallv
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Mary
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Sandra Britt Jo .-knn Byrd Beth Cioldsmith Marv Jane Keeling Frances Purvis
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Marv Graham Bcttv
Kelley
Peggy Reed
Faith
Chalmc
Mary Peggy Lair
Man Ann
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CLUB OFFICERS PreikU-ni. First Semester
Cora Moss Bell Helen McGuiRE
Pri'sirlriil.
Dorothy Maxwell
Second Semester Vice-President
Nancy Gullett
Secretary
Jill Foddrill
Treasurer
Sandra Britt
Sergeant-at-Arms
Helen McGuire.
President, Second Semester
Miss Keith Cutchins. Sponsor Miss Keith Cutch:ns
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Cox Gullett
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Rhodes
Jane
Gwen
Dance Harless
Sponsor
Virginia
Evelyn
Gay Long
Helen
Grace Rodgcrs
Betty
Davis Hartford
McGuire Hall
Shepherd
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Derritk
Sue Hays lane Martin Charlene Smothers
Cora Bell Moss.
Barbara Dickson Nancv Hendricks Hot Maxwell Svlvia Siahlman
President. First Semester
Foddrill
Pat Dolfuss Carolvn Henderson
Abbv Houdersheldt
Ann
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ORIENTATION As this year's Mids prepare to step into the role of Seniors and the Preps mo%e up a step on that ladder of education, it is hard to believe that they once needed to be "orientated" to the ways of Ward-Belmont. The campus, the school, the customs that are now so much a part of our lives were, for a few September days, terribly strange, somewhat But not for long! The Orientation Committee quickly frightening. introduced \V-B to the three hundred new girls. From 38 states, by plane, by train, they arrived. But the seniors, who had returned early, welcomed their "little sisters" at the station, at the There was no time for airport, on Acklen steps, and in the dorms. homesick tears those first few weeks, thanks to the Orientation Committee who had planned a full schedide to acquaint us with evei-y phase of W-B life. .\ tour of the campus, complete with historical facts and legends; discussion groups in the clubhouses; an all school picnic on the athletic field; and a gym party with d.uicing and singing kept us busy and happy. Before
we knew
il,
we
loo
had become a part
of
Ward-
Belmont.
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FAG DAY Had
a stranger wandered onto the W-B canqjus on the 25th of September, he would have thought that he had ventured into a land of make-believe. For VV-B, that day, was celebrating its traditional "Fag Day" which all old girls enjoy and new ^^^ girls will never forget. Rising at the horribly earlv houi- of six-thirty, the Sleepily they lowly Fags began their big day. got into their required costumes and reported
to
their "big sisters" dressed as pirates, :lowns, zebras, pandas, angels, Greek slaves, babies, dunces, pickaninnies,
and even as "gnurps." Between classes the Fags performed such tasks as polishing shoes and floors, hunting for some hard-to-find artiin the cle
H.B. stores, and paying homage old club members with songs, dances, and salamis. That night they were formally admitted into their clubs in the beaiuitul candlelight initiations.
It was a bright autumn day on the W'ard-Behiiont campus. Crisp, lazy leaves watted down amid tlie hurrying figures dressed in white and adorned wilh yellow roses. Senior Week had begun! And, for its
brief duration, it focalized love and friendship characPredominating throughteristic of the class members. out the week's activities— the senior tea for the Mid
in Acklen on Siuiday; the endless blue-jeaned crowd at the Tea Hole Tuesday for the class picnic, which featured the "Senior Sympathy Sorchester" and class
dancing to the screeching of Bessie's fiddle; the beautiful Senior chapel Wednesday presided over by Laddie Harton, class president, with Challie Thornton as speaker— was the same proud gleam in every eye, the same surging warmth in every heart with the thought: "I am
scjuare
a
Tlie Thrill of Senior
Senior"
Week
Meet 'Em— Greet 'Em— and Seat 'Em Committee
MelDoolin Charms the Listeners Great Expectations Melodies .The Here's Pie in Your Eye .
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That Good
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The Sweet Mama Hay and Her Southern
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Beliiud' the Ears
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"As Senior Preps we stand before you, proudly with our colors white and blue" ... so sang the high school seniors as they ended their class recognition week with their traditional chapel program. The week had passed quickly with the Tea Hole picnic where all wore the blue and white beanies, danced, watched Mama Hay eat tried chicken, laughed at Ginny and Gordy and sang class songs as Maggie played the piano, and the Wednesday devotional conducted by Hardie Newton, president ol Perhaps the week passed quickly, biu the the class. feeling of being one unified group of girls, ready to work, study, and play together throughoiu the year had not passed from the hearts of each Senior. In one brief
week they formally became the Senior Preparatory Class Din-ing the year they upheld their name to the of '48. fullest.
FUN AND FANCY FREE Laying aside the books for a moment, the
more
carelree portion ot college
W-B
girls
Remember
lite.
nesday night club meetings and the parties for our
—the rodeo, the pirate Patrick's party?
dorms stepped out basketball,
in
the Inter-Hall Party
full
the
Wed-
sister
clubs
Grand Old Opry, and
party, the
Remember
turned to
array,
the
when
all
St.
the
cheering their volleyball,
and ping-pong teams? Weird
costiuiies silhouetted
the C.G.O. Halloween mascpierade, while the Spanish Fiesta
made
its
debut in a splash of color and entertainment.
time—with the Mid's Hospital, the
teacher's takeoff, the Captivators, the
—holding happiness
lor all.
A
Chapel
Senior's Artist Colony, the
dance and music
recitals
"horsey party" afforded Satur-
And
day night fun, thanks to the Turf and Tanbark Club.
mention must be made of the formal Valentine, Thanksgiving,
and birthday dinners concerts, featining
in
rounded Ward-Belmont tions,
hushed
Must have sings foi
lost
tlie
her
lictid
in the rrou'fl
Sen'auts' Party
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artists,
friends,
added
Soft light,
life.
swaying
voices,
memories of club and
remember our
the dining room: while the
well-known
dances.
class
shimmering decoragardenias
music,
many
their bit to a well-
— all
Remember?
our school, our teachers;
much
at
spell
Yes,
W-B
play.
"Fun and Fancy Free"
as are
chemistry formulas, French verbs, and history dates.
A
tonst to all for
Stop Day and fun
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Christmas cheer
Swing your
surely as
is
.
l>artner to
.
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The
quartet
dreamy music.
we
work, at
a part of
fit. Kick Fusses Out the Gills We'll- So D(;:v Cluillcugc Hey! Try Your Luck fnr llie Lottery .
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The wide Valentine's
"Who
I.IMaMIK
(IIuI
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dining rooms were co\cred by red hearts; candles gleamed from hea\ily ladened
Day banquet.
in this
walked in
)0
world coidd
But suddenly the it
hum
Here they come
l)e?
tallies. It
was the annual
of voices ceased, all eyes turned toward the doors with an excited .
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.!"
And through
the doors the
King and Queen
of Hearts
stately grace to their thrones.
Presiding over the
i;-sti\itics -iverc
Mary Jo LeMaster and Peggy Pittman, chosen
by a secret session of the Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. School, Sally
Eie.lil
Kayko and Cherry
Prrtly J'nicniincs
Accompanying them were
the Prince
^Valls.
iioiiiiriui'
llic
Oii/'t'ii
mill
for their popularity
and Princess from
Kind
tlie
on campus Preparatory
w A S
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s B I
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H D
A CuALiiF Thornton and NTabel Durrett
The annual sion began
m
Acklen Hall where the
the Corinthian
danced
in
^VashinJ^^on's Birihday celebration
Room.
honor of the
was
a
thing of
beamy and charm
seniors, dressed as colonial couples, -ivalked
stcj). l>oiiil.
and nirlsy
down
the
winding
22, the proces-
staircase,
and into
Following dinner, the couples proceeded to the gymnasium where the minuet and ballet were first
president.
Martha and George, portrayed by gracious Mabel Durrett and handsome
Challie Thornton, are elected by the student body each year.
SIcjK
Held on February
H('\â&#x20AC;&#x201D;your
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JUNIOR-SENIOR
DAY
PREP Prep Day
W.B.
at
Senior Preparatory
be
to
.
and
parades, songs, cheers, baseball,
The day when
tennis.
each loyal
wears her blue or pink and smears
many
peppy prep
signs, leads a
makes
the circle, or
The
a
homer or
class
member
lots of paints for the
yell,
drags a float around
bull's-eye for her team.
1948 "Super Seniors" were found in the form of
popular advertisements ranging from Kleenex
To
Creme, candy, and soap.
contrast
wedding, dumb,
- but "the
ship
fire,
the
School
bells,
of
them
bells
best
Luster-
to
picture
the
Juniors followed with their bells, bells, bells.
all
and
the Junior
and proclaim the day
take over
theirs for slogans,
archery,
when
the day
.
.
girls
were the Junior Belles!!"
Gathered around the tennis courts and scattered along
odd
the bleachers, these
chalk
up
when
Junior section
The
watched the Senior
figures
final re-Ailts
team won
their baseball
and
the
for the day.
tound the "Super Seniors"
the lopnotch position,
class
up from
the points, but a special cheer went
to be holding
another year the Seniors
tor
retained their cup.
Never once did the Juniors die.
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fighting
spirit
Next year perhaps!
.
ot
the Preparatory
Yes, next year,
battling with
happy
and ama/ing energy
grins
and
and Seniors
the year after will find the Preparatory Juniors
to
be the
winner of Junior-Senior Prep Day.
Miss Juiiioi
Belle
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Sctiioii
on
then
toes
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Giddaj), boss!
Libbie and Come and get il Right [tageâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Seiuois on the line Belle (Teke) The best belles I'm! Bells, belh. bells It takes a little of ez'eiything. Seniois aie hot foi ads' Watltng .
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SENIOR-SENIOR MID DAY For once when that early morning seven o'clock bell rang,
campus immediately came
the
Mid Day.
With
and the Girls
Forest
to
arrival, the
its
ot the
Merry Mids
Year
The campus was
bills of sale.
was Senior-Senior-
It
lile.
ol
Sherwood
zestfully displayed their
hastily decorated
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the
siunmer houses and statues cleverly displayed the Seniors'
months
interpretations of the
of the year, while the steps
Acklen Hall and Big Ac sported scenes from Sherwood
of
Forest.
At eight-thirty the parade began. led by two
wooden
Maid Marion,
the forms of
in
Robin Hood and many
others.
Mids
the
Merry Mids
Friar Tuck, Little John,
Next came the Seniors in
twelve divisions, each float portraying a
A
came
First
horses and followed by the
month
of the year.
colorful array was here displayed with confetti, snow-
balls,
top hats, Easter bunnies, bathing
dren and
suits,
school chil-
firecrackers, all taking part in the great spectacle.
The ba
and archery contest highlighted the
eball, track,
day and was followed by a picnic lunch in Club Village. Dr. Pro\ine
announced the winner
of Seniors of
"The
and Mids
alike as the
cup
to be the faces
day closed with the singing
Bells."
Ladies of Sherivood Forest ve.
of the
But happiness was seen on the
Senior Class of 1948.
Mem' Mids
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Parade of the Merrx Mids
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Dri)iit
Riistx's creation.
Sno' miff cute Right pageâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ten demerits and a u'eek's ctin\pus On pumpkins and tilings Preinew Hapfix AVii' Year to \ou February Follies April shoxcers nia\ come \onr way Cover girl calendar. .
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Mabel Durrett Marilyn Miller Eiiltntainlng Marv Jo LeMaster Fashionable Glo Colee Graceful Valere Potier Happy Bon ME Dean Clidniiiug Dcx'ilish
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Ann Haller
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JoELLA Blache Snappy Englett Magnetic Jane Ellen Tve Kind
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Peppy Queenly .
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Talented
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Imp and Sue Hoyt Peggy Blowers Sally Kayko .
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Jill Foddrill
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Molly Brown Challie Thornton Sylvia Stahlman Ida Kate Dunkin Steve Ann Akin
Unde)itan ding
Vn sal lie Winning
Mary Thompson
Xecutive
Sara Jane Mathes Rusty Kelly Neilyn Griggs
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HIGH IDEAL Judy Merrick
ENSEMBLE GIRL Laddie Harton
MAY Breathless excitement
fell
over the cro^\ded grandstands: every eye was
on the horse-drawn carriage drawing
The
1948
May Queen,
to
a
halt before the ivhitc carpet.
Betty Smith, smiled, descended onto the path, and
walked loAvard the throne, surrounded on either side by
a profusion of
pastel-clad Seniors.
And
o\er the day's
attendants.
Ann
festivities she reigned,
with the Preparatory School
Karim Tuthar and Judy Merrick: Steve .\nn Akin and Patty
Frizzell.
College attendants:
and I.aVerne McCann, Honor Maid,
DAY occupying the court.
Ballet,
Spanish dances, waltzes, even an exercise
demonstration entertained the hundreds of spectators during
this
most
traditional ol afternoons.
Winding colored
the
May
streamers
Pole climaxed proceedings, and even as the multi-
were twined together, so were the thoughts of the
Seniors, with the sparkling green
monious
strains of the orchestra,
most renowned, memorable
and blue
of the campus, with the har-
and with the
May Day
at
infinite
Ward-Belmont.
majesty of this
MAY COURT College Maid — Steve Ann Akin Honor Maid — LaVerne McCann College Maid — Patty Ann Frizzell High School Maid — Karim Tuhtar High School Maid — ]\JDy Merrick
MAY QUEEN BETTY SMITH
STEP SINGING As the
last
days of the school year approached, the Seniors began to collect
Ward-Belmont which culminated
and
select their
memories of
the
traditional
program of Step Singing.
their life at
There the Seniors sang
in
their
of
memories, thoughts and expressions which had colored their school yearsexperiences and opinions never to be forgotten.
on the
steps to
remember
answer the Seniors' songs.
forever
their
melodious tones of song.
years
spent
at
And
They
in reply, the
revealed
how
Mids assembled
they, too,
Ward-Belmont, immortalized
would in
the
GRADUATION Dark-hued robes signilying the uncertainly of wliat mortar-board caps, the symbol
ol'
wide
fields of activities
and the symbol of the broad outlook on
life
ing a look of achievement and a;surance.
to
accjuired
Belmont.
and
"The
Hearts
Bells."
first
Broad
be entered
will
years of college.
Solemn countenances wear-
Hands, trembling ner\ously, clutching
Minds grasping desperately
be imprinted and kept for future thoughts.
ingful words of
which
obtained in the
Silken tassels swinging with an air of independence.
the treasured, hard-earned diplomas.
lies in ilic liitiue.
full ot
regret for having to leave
memories
for
Lips whispering softly the meanjoy for experience and knowledge
behind
and Ward-
friends, classmates,
Feet stepping firmly toward the chapel and toward responsibility.
Yes, responsibility of
which
graduation
this
"
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is
the predecessor.
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come tumhlin' down.
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lehile stiidxin-i
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and
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walls
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1.
old Boots and Shoes
5.
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and
Springs.
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ivaitin'
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tliinl<
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..
we 6.
of next?
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5.
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is
leliat 9.
tliex like
about
V.
.
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Slop day
...
Aspiration to read} the top
of those senior hall parties!
.12.
.
.
.
.
Contrast
7.
^
JO. Just
All aboard for
Horn
V?
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1.
Miss Morrison dehnles
etc.
^''
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have found the needle niglit
true.
.
4.''Hey— turn out
.
.
.
11.
.
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.
.
.
2.
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inteUcrtua] set
tl^e liglit"
.
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too. Nonnie.^
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12.
.
.
.
9.
.
No
.
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title
one, knit one, drop one,
Friends jorever
6.
.
Picturesque scene
-
.
.
.
10.
.
Then
Ip.
.
.
7
.
Must
there was the
Pinch
me— it
ain't
/.
"Cramming
Dax S.
May
sudden
-
-
for
I cut in
.
.
exams"
.
Before the big
5.
.
12.
.
.
.
9.
.
.
2.
Restful stop (lax
game ...
6.
All eager for vacation
Well-Texas!
.
.
.
13.
.
Tieo Itabes
Giddup!
.
.
.
p.
Contentment
in a butlt 10. In
...
7.
character
.
Could
V. tliis
It.
Founders field be 1\'-B?
Xan.
Iliis
<l
.
.
is
.
so
^
^'
1.
"Jo Jo u'ilh
stioiry face"
...
2.
"Come
/.
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...
5.
"Popular Santa"
(I
Missouri Swing" 10.
in
.
.
S.
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"Well, close xonr mouth"
Cuba"
.
.
.
/5.
"Who
lunrlies
.11.
wouldn't
gir'e.'"
jiir
— —"
the
"Almost .
...
in iiiid join us"
like
1-1.
6.
.
.
.
.
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home"
.5.
']\'here
"Ow— You're "When we .
"(lather round.
12.
m\
xvill it all
all
wet"
leere
end?"
...
7.
xoung —"
.
.
.
"The .
.
.
"But. Senorita. no snow children."
I.
Christmas cheer
the seniors
game
.
.
.
<V.
II. Inevitably
.
5,
.
.
.
2.
Merry Christmas
.6.
Finale of Ian
Senior
.12.
mad house Out
leitli
.
a
.
Caught
9.
bound
to all
.
.5.
.
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.
.
.
IT.
ofj
And my
done
guard
.
Food-Ah-h-h!
.
.
.
.
Not
10.
.
.4. Palling for
dealt
this leay
.
.
7.
A
hot hockey
guilty. Polly
U. Mr. Nelson.
.
I
.
v-^
.
.
T^
/.
7.
^^ ^^
Just one
moment, please
.
myself
for
.7. Bye, Jennie .10. Doing pushups
Of course later
.
.
.7
5.
Must be
'.
-
.
Semper Fidelii— roommates
P.T.'s
Ride 'em.
S.
.
.
.
coietrirl
,5.
>er
.
.
5.
They must
Pepsi-Cola— Pepsi-Cola
The
1-i.
Gee. Sundays are fun.
traditional
ceremonx
like the .
.9.
Getting ready for the workout! 11.
.
.
.
.
.
6.
snow
Our
.
.
.
picture?
Sigh— Studies come
12. I greie
it
all
bv
I. It's
not that bad, Dottie
Your turn 6.
comingl
is
Polar Bear Club,
...
out H. B.!" II.
"We
just
9.
.
.
.
2.
.../. He
Inc., IJd.
...
7.
"IJxnn' ilw
to
say hello"
.
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.
of liab-o!"
life
Warner
.12.
gruesome twosomeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; oh, you're welcome. Snap! Playtime.
.
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dropjied in
...
ll7?o attracts that attention!'
were pained
.
.
.
.
.
10.
5.
.
.
S.
.
so gluin, Jaiiic?
IVhy,
we
just
.
.
high
.
.
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.
.
.
.
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7.'.
.
.
"bought
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Why
one big bowl of snow
.
15.
^^
1. Ci)iiiiiniiiil\ balli
bring us lurk
V?
^
7.
...
Allah. Allah!
you!
.
.
.
5.
.
2.
The
Sheik? ,S'.
old
and llw
...
6.
neu'l
.
,
Musi be poker-nol bridge
.11. "Grable" Sehieankhaus
.
:>.
N'est que pas'
"Auli-Pau. Anii-Pan, u'ould
.
.
12.
Ladies in
1
die
.9. "The zoo" loailiua..
.4. Rulhie, please u'ould I die?" .
.
.
.
10. I challenze
1.
"Soapy
siuiU's"
2.
inouex, lieo for the snine"
worlting lund! niglit snuelt
.
S.
II.
Where 5.
i.s
llial
I.oolioul there!
"Two
needle?
.
.
>.
No
"Hail Hall li/ijipeuings"
peas in a pod"
''.
The (onspiracx 12.
parking
.6.
This
...â&#x20AC;˘/. "One is
that xuon for
Look, no babbles.
the end
them
.
for the
... .
.
7.
10.
Not Mid-
â&#x20AC;˘^
V^
1.
^^
^
But, Maggie,
icliiit
pledge ...-/. Oil. 7.
Senioi
loyally
love a coed school
oil.
big eyes you have!
she missed S.
Proud
.i.
.
Congratulations.
2.
.
How
/»«,w'MO).i oj keys
.11. Pembroke lights
.
.
Mary
did \ou get there?"
.
.
12.
.
9.
...
...
6.
The Sunny South
Talk about cheering.
5.
We
solemnly
Sea of leigs .
10.
.
.
But
.
I
/.
Jazz
5.
wedding ...
Them's educated
2.
Hey. lelcgrain
toes,
partner
sunbathing on the tennis courts only 10.
Eveiy thing that goes
the station
.
1>.
girl
... .
6,
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
Siiwkcr hridge
you get
to the
.
.
4.
.
.
14.
]1.
We
This
is
Jan. be reasonable
Met. remember
Cheer them along the way
S.
upâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; comes down
I'm a Senior (Mid)
5,
^VI)en
also served
.
'>.
.12.
what happens on
.7.
Puppy Then
Sr.-Sr.
.
.
Please,
love
.
.
.
we'll go to
Middle Day.
^^
^
1.
Just a
just
^^ x^
Ps\cli! ').
12.
sitliii'
and
a
siniiiiii'
doesn't helu've hi -
-
7.
it
.
.
-
Oh. the exam
Pembroke quartet
.
10.
I'in-in. slraielteirx sliorl
2. I'lirlc
.
.
5.
Haiiill
Ri'scnwd
leasn't
Tomorrow
loo
to
liad
fuitlwi
1.
,V
I've got tluee tests
cuke lor dinner.
Liltic did llie\
intense stnd\
Come .
.
II.
on.
knmv
.
.6. take
-1.
Coffee
Flo^ypy
Tlie seniors
aid
to
our picture
made time
.
.
.
.
.
.
THE END
Senhfi jjJJfiesses
(j(}i!e(^e
1014 Grandview Drive, Nashville. Tcnn.
Denise
Allen,
Armbrusler. Suzanne Armitage, Joyce
Staunton
4900
Ciiol
Ft.
Farm,
\S
.
Katherine
Va.
Durrell.
Dorothv
Md.
Elias,
Marguerite Helen
N. V.
Ellis.
Anne
Hills,
Texas
Elizabeth
Street,
Wichita
Point.
Lake George. N.
Falls,
Y.
101
1105
Christine
50th
St..
Ark.
Anniston.
Ave..
Charleston,
E.,
S.
Ala.
W.
Va.
802 S7th A%e.. W.. Duluth. Minn. Antioch, Tenn.
Russell
Clemmie
Rock,
Little
Pine Road, Edgeworth, Sewickley, Penn.
Englett. \'irginia Bernadette
Everley.
Ridgeway,
498 212
Mable Louise
Dver,
Diamond
1S12
Mane
Ida
Dunn. Barbara Jane
Hardinsburg, Ky.
Benson. Barbara
Dunkin.
HI.
Worth. Tex. Elkton,
Kcw Garden
7Sth A\c..
Bashatn. Jane
Bergh.
Spiingfield,
Charleston,
.A.ve.,
Whitehall
Stilhvell
Barbara
Barnes.
A\e.,
2004 Pembroke Dr..
Austin. Patricia .^nn
Bacchus.
Woodland
729
156 La Vista Road. .Mlanta. Ga.
Frances
Hartford,
Farthing. Patsye Hester
W. Johnson
912
Ky.
Raleigh, N. C.
St..
1
Bethshares, Mildred
Blache. Joella
Jane
Ann
Muriel Mullinaux
21121 Aberdenc Road. Rocky River. Ohio
Freels.
Julia
Box
205 Castle Heights, Clarksville, Tenn.
Rose
Priscilla
214 North Sth
Brav. Bettye
Ind.
Mitchell,
St.,
Castleman Drive. Nashville, Tenn.
Brewer. Sue Dell Brooks.
Patricia
Brown.
Marie.
Tenn.
Ridgely,
Colfax,
4203
.
Buchanan, Betsy
Farrar
Ave.,
Nashville,
1301 Clayton Ave.. Nashville,
3825 Middleton
Buckner, Betty Lois
111.
1330 Virginia Street, Charleston, West Va.
Bunch, Betty Ann
4205 Gallatin Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Burnette. Betty Tyson
174,5
Wilkshire Blvd.. Huntington, 'W. Va.
Byrd,
1713
Greenlee
Gloria
\nn Rogers
Canterbury. Cantrell.
Man
Carnes,
Sallie
Elizabeth
Chastain.
Thompkins
151
423
Chilton,
Nell
29S South
Coleman. Patricia Ann Lois
New
East.
.\\e.,
216
York, N. Y.
438 Dickinson
Gounos, Sophie
1126 Cooper Ave.
Ann
703
1
Barbara
Va.
Tenn.
Covington, Tenn.
89,
Overhill Dr., Nashville, Tenn.
Hambaugh. Laura Afay Harding.
Grace
Hardi.son,
Marie
Tellico
2003
20th
Ave.
So.,
Carroll
81
Plains,
Tenn.
Nashville,
Tenn.
Franklin.
Tenn.
Nashville,
Tenn.
St.,
Box
Ogden,
187,
111.
427 West E., Elizabethton, Tenn.
Harrill, Sara Carolyn
Mary Jo
R.
Mary Elizabeth
R.
2,
Ky.
Frankfort,
415 Argyle Blvd., Birmingham, Mich.
Harton. Frances Ladd
300 Jackson
Tullahoma, Tenn.
St.,
Conn.
Hovt, Susan
Black Rock Turnpike,
Fairfield,
Conn.
Texas
Falls,
Huffman.
398 Russell
Imogene
Ingersol.
Je.^nne
Jackson.
Billie
W.
210 330
Kensington
Oak
St..
Carbondale,
St.,
.\ve..
Jackson. Mo.
East
Joyce
Ave.,
Springfield,
Jackson, Margaret
2001
W.
Jennings, Gayle
2208
Pierce
111.
Lansing,
Mich.
Finley,
Tenn.
Augustine, Fla.
St.
Farrar Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
5th .\ve., Corsicana, Texas
111.
Nashville,
.\vc.,
Tenn.
414 So. Kenilworth, Oak Park,
131st
North Meridian
331)0
Deknurez-lOa
.Aida
St..
calle
Cleveland.
Bettye
^
DeMerschman, Margaret
Denham. Janet Mary
Mesa 711
224
Jo
DeWitt. Cynthia James
Ann
Man- Frances
Vista,
144.
Milan,
127
11th
Canton.
1808
.\ve.,
West End
N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Nashville,
.\ve.,
Tenn.
10
Jones. Sarah
Miih.
Ohio
St..
N.
E..
Ave
S.,
Birmingham, Ala. Albany,
Peachtree Battle
Ann
Railroad
St.,
Mortons Gap, Ky.
C..-\.
North Sappingtou Rd.. Kirkwood, Mo.
4309 Gth
1091
Tula
Johnson,
Redlands, Grand Junction, Col.
Morcville Road. Box
Tenn.
Ind.
No.
Quezaltenango. Guatemala,
.Jamestown,
Ohio
Indianapolis,
Oriente
111.
Tenn.
Nashville,
St.,
Johnson. Jovcelvn
Drxjlin,
W.
Nashville,
Fairfield,
Tenn.
4277 East
Davis, Virginia
Barbara
Dr.,
Box
Hall. Georgia
Johnson,
Nancy Lou
Dickson.
Charleston,
St.,
Black Rock Turnpike,
Nashville,
A-3 Glencourt Apt.,
Davidson. Elizabeth
Derrick.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Woodland Park, Hazard, Ky.
Johnson. Audrey
DeLeon.
Mo.
Street, Chillicothe,
2518 Sharondale
Nan
Mo.
Texas
243 Shawnee Terrace. Louisville, Ky.
Daniel. Margaret
Davis,
Darst
Palestine,
.\ve..
E..
S.
Guttman. Jean
Harrod.
Miss.
University City,
Hoyt. Cynthia
Road,
Amos
Ave.,
La.
Sewanee
North
Tenn.
Shreveport,
Tenn.
St.,
Nashville.
Henderson, Carolyn
Nashville,
George
Click. Sue
Hart.
Tenn.
Ky.
Road,
St.
Gannon
716 West Palestine
Hagan,
Fla.
Bristol.
Benton.
Estes
4201
Jatqucline
Tenn.
Nashville,
A\e..
George. Teresa Carolyn
Harper. Mary Ellen
111.
10th
Miami.
Ave..
A^e..
7th
Pontotoc,
Etowah, Tenn.
2405 Berkley Drive, Wichita
Colee. Helen Glorene
Collins.
Sc|..
2306
Harmening. Carolyn
W.
SheIby^ille,
St.,
Ave.,
Forrest
38U6
Clifford, Betsy
Mich.
Joan
Va.
Lou
Gloria Gloria
Kirkland
1414
Martha
Cherry.
Oak,
Katie .\\e.. Hattiesburg, Miss.
7(17
Gene
Long
North
2120
Chalmers, Faith .\udrey
Chambers.
Cantwood.
June
Mary
Carpenter, Carus,
Tom
Mary
Royal
Drive.
C:hilson .\\e.. Beckley,
1320
7612
Greenlee.
Buford. Lois Beth
W. 23rd
S.
Gariell, Jacqueline Claire
Gropp,
Ohio
832
Ann
Martha Jo
Furr,
Tenn.
Tenn.
Byington.
Fullerton
South Bav Shore Dri\e. Miami. Fla.
Hill
Aileen
Patty
Frizzcll.
Tenn.
Cincinnati.
.\ve.,
Bettye
Buffalo,
Ky.
Sweetbrier. Nashville, Tenn.
1711
Ann
Elkton.
127,
La Vergne. Tenn.
1 .
Carthage, Tenn.
Betty Jane
Fisher.
Street.
Ca.
Thomasville.
St..
Route
-
Fisher.
Louise
Bradlc\. Dorotin
Hammond.
....
Dawson
North
903
Jane
Fergus. Joan
La.
\Vest
Bovlin. Margaret
Braman.
Church
Faulk.
732 Soiuh Warren A\e.. Saginaw. Mich.
.'!07
Blake. Nettie Jean
Boone.
Behedere Drive, Nashville, Tenn.
1110
Blowers. Margaret
Cantrell .\ve., Nashville, Tenn.
715
Peggy
Bethunc.
Mo.
Kaufman. Connie Kelly.
Catherine
433
Rawling
Hickory
Mary Jo
1945
.N.
W.
Adele
W. End
16th
817
Lindgren, .\nne Elizabeth Lipsey,
Washington Court House, Ohio
670
Lcbenstein. Janice Ilene I.eMaster.
St.,
Russell
Box
289,
St..
Ave.,
Hill,
New
Oklahoma
Jeff,
Ala.
York, N. Y.
City,
Oklahoma
Kenhorst Blvd., Reading, Pa.
Natchez
Rd..
Brookhaven,
Miss.
(pJJfiesses
(j(}iie(fe 3eni(}fi
McCann. LaVeine
Box
McCrca, Patsy Lois
McGuire, Helen
Hampton
2540
McHenry, Julia
Brandon
1625
Ave,,
Rd,,
Magruder, Mary Jean
424 Adams
Martin,
1206
Jane
516, Taft.
Avenue M.,
1301
1240
X.
Mebius, Jacqueline
1500
Woodlawn,
Mcrwin, Marie Polly
Miles,
Miller, Betty
Miller, Marilyn Joy
Morris
Woodmont
Blvd.,
5li
Wallinwood Dr. N.
Ha/el
Ann
Morrison,
208
Pat
Nelson,
Mary Lu
Lind
Stabler,
Frances
505
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Stanley,
Ga.
Hattiesburg,
Miss.
Columbus, Logan,
St.,
Ohio Va.
A\'.
Tenn.
McMinnvillc.
Stoll,
-Marianne
Stratton. Jean
Swetnam. Taylor.
Theohartos,
1544
Laura
St.,
Clearwater,
Fla.
3824 Richland Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
Frances
106
Palmer, Marjorie Ruth
Thornton. Challie Kathryn
Margie
1
RFD
.Ann
615
Sarah
Jean
16
.
6tb
Wing
West
Ave.,
Nashville,
.\nita
Virginia Sue
Baton Rouge,
La.
Edmore,
Mich.
Jonesboro,
Tenn.
St..
VV. 21st St..
Adler 10
Oil
Little
Rock, Ark.
Memphis,
Hotel,
Tenn.
Brunswick Ave.. Marshall, Mo.
So.
Mandalay Drive
San Antonio, Texas
E.,
Houston
825
Manhattan,
St.,
Desha
...108
Kan.
Lexington,
Dr.,
228
Thompson Lane.
Nashville,
Ky.
Tenn.
Corsirana,
.Ave.,
\Vinthrop Court. Montgomery
1224 Madison
Schwankhaus, Mary Lou
1801
Helen
504
2204
6,
Ala.
W. Belmont
St..
Fair Circle,
Wills,
Ky.
Wilson Wolfe,
Clarksville,
Tenn.
Peoria,
Nashville,
Main,
E.
Nashville,
III.
III.
Tenn.
2389 Tvler Lane, Louisville, Ky.
Oragene
Mary
Wyoming
112
S.
Tenn.
Ave., Nashville,
Tenn.
First
Ridgewood Rd.. Park
Floydada,
St.,
Hill.
Texas
Huntington, W. Va.
Delle
Genevieve
Putney. 1171
Worick. Tillie Ferguson
Wynne.
Nashville,
Ave.,
Elliot
602 Mills Dr., Corsicana, Texas
Wilson, Jane Taylor
Tenn.
Oak,
Helen
Willson,
Paris.
St.,
4114
Texas
Sharpsburg,
1114 Bettye
Joan
White.
Wiggs, Helen 7th
Harper Rd., Beckley, W. Va.
716 Dunlap
Sue
Watts,
Tenn.
Lake, Birmingham, Mich.
Byram
Rudolph. Paula
Schumpert,
Ala.
111.
20 Iroquois Ave., Battle Creek, Mich.
Rhea, Marian Elizabeth
Schcrer,
I
1312
Rabe, Bonnie Ratlift,
North
122
Powers, S.irah Jane Prentiss,
Marcia
Greenville,
4309 Estes Ave., Nashville. Tcnn.
I'ittman. Peggy
Polk,
415V2
Julia
Throckmorton,
Ala.
235 Cedar Blvd.. Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Thompson. Margaret
Waller,
Pcltus.
,
III.
Greenville,
Georgia Ave., Valdosta, Ga.
Pere Marquette Hotel, Apt., Peoria,
Evelyn
.
Va.
Indianapolis, Ind.
St..
5th
W.
Evanston,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
St.,
Jeanne Anne
Taylor, Nancy Elizabeth
Terry, Madelyn Louise
Mex.
St.,
1711,
708
III.
L.
Box
Drive,
St.,
Commerce, White
Janet
Underhill.
Paty,
Elgin
So.
N. OIney
6131
Juan
Stroube,
E.
1232
III.
Hidalgo, Monterrey, N.
213
Patricia
Peoria,
Ogg, Svea
Paine,
Arcadia, Fla.
E., Atlanta,
Va.
5, Calif.
Grantsville,
2706 Payne
St.,
W.
Crest Rd., Shades Mt., Birmingham, Ala.
Marie
Imogene Fli/abcth
Rd.,
St.,
Ann
Kathryn
Tenn.
Nashville,
Charleston,
St.,
1333 So. Oakland Ave., Pasadena
Smith. Kathryn Smith,
Fla.
Cre.scmoore Dr.,
847 Bonnie Brae. River Forest, 1911
Osment. Emmie
Fla.
Ky.
Bervard Ave., Tampa,
McClung
'613
Tenn.
Bristol,
Springfield,
Spoerri.
High Point Rd.,
50
Noble, Margarita
Tcnn.
Palatka,
S.
Tcnn.
Nashville.
Ave.,
Tenn.
St.,
Center
225
Ann
Jo
Smith, Beverly
Hardy
Remington
Sisk,
203
Xcb.
Nashville,
Blvd.,
Holston
1114
Simon, Joan
Lincoln
3,
Grey
Simms. Mary Merritt
Smith. Betty Irene
Calvin Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
So.
Betty
Iowa
I2I2
Barbara
Negley,
C,
2109
Mary Evelyn
Myers,
N,
Nashville,
3870 Club Dr. N.
Moore, Virginia
Morgan,
E.,
Ky.
Woodmont
Betty
Davenport,
St.,
619 East Magnolia
Monfort, Virginia Neville
Moore,
40th.
108
Lee
Shoemaker.
San Angelo, Texas
St.,
Dorothy
Maxwell,
Shepherd,
Texas
Ashland,
Charlotte,
River,
E.
Texas
Cisco,
Gale 343
Lane,
Mount
Elizabeth
Nashville,
Airy
St.,
Ky.
Tcnn.
Paris, Ky.
Springfield,
Tenn.
Vaughn, Barbara
1692 Long Ave., Nashville. Tenn.
Young, Janet Lucille
2223
Allen
Street,
Allentown,
Pa.
Seniofi Pfiefi (pJafiesses 229 Wtst
Evehn
Abionis.
Mai\ Alice
Allen.
.\ndreÂŤs. .\dcline
Aven-.
Margaret
Bailey,
Betty
Barry,
Fleetwood Dr.. Lookout Mt., Tcnn.
llil
Woodniont
Thaniel
Armistead.
Hoods 516
Eve
Tcnn.
Mckinley, Mary
2906 West Boston, Detroit Forsythe
4405
Atlollee
Marilyn
Place.
Washington
West
106
Becky
Blown.
illc,
Follctte,
McKnight,
Louise
Tenn.
McMurrav.
Maw
Tenn,
McQuiddy,
Jane
Nashville.
Tenn.
Marks,
Decherd.
Tcnn.
Mar.shall, Betty
Benton,
Reidhurst
\\e.,
Nashville,
Middlelon
Ave.
Cincinnati,
207
Molly
Street,
III.
Glendon Drive, ChattanooRa, Tenn.
3421
Tenn.
Ohio
Bnckner.
Joanne
Caldwell,
Anne
Harding Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Caldwell.
Ellen
Harding Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Cantrell.
Carol
Carr.
382,')
.\ve.,
Etowah, Tcnn.
Margaret
Nashville,
Ave.,
Franklin,
Casey. Evalina
Springs
Lynwood
Road, Shelby, .\ve., Nashville,
N.
Govan
Ellendale
Nashville,
Tenn. Tenn.
Drive,
Nashville,
Tenn.
2372
.
Marrona Pelota
Cincinnati,
Ohio
Nashville,
Tcnn.
Mary
Phillips,
Sally
3819 Estes
Shenandoah, Iowa
Street,
Cumberland County, Marrowbone, Ky. R. R.
3,
Box
Highway, South Bend, Ind.
47, Liberty
Franklin
529
3714 4329
Irene
San
Tampa
Juan,
768
623
Luna
Tenn.
Nashville,
Nashville, Tenn.
1043 South Filth Street, Springfield,
III.
3405 West End Ave., Nashville. Tcnn. 2828
Joan
Margaret
Ave,,
Nashville,
Tenn.
Ave.,
Nashville,
Tenn.
Hillside
Richland
3816
Rogers,
Martha Ann
Rogers,
Nancy Jane
Rogier,
Nancy Sue
West Main
125
Ky.
Greenville,
Gross,
South Pittsburg, Tenn.
Detroit
Denver
Street,
Blvd.,
.Albuquerque,
III.
Tenn. Colo.
6,
New
Mcx.
3612 Saratoga Drive. Nashville, Tenn.
Harding Green
Dee
Place,
Acres,
Nashville,
South Side Country Club, Decatur,
2400 Sunset Place,
Betty
Tenn.
Princeton,
Donna
Margery
434 West North
Sherman, Alberta
Street, St.
Ky.
Smith,
2907
Joan
Skelton,
Lane,
Graybar
Kayko,
Sally
Stenson,
Marilyn
Sullivan,
5201
Terrace,
Janesv
Keeling,
Mary Jane
Knox, Ann Crockett Betty Bryan
ille.
Wis.
1102 Gale Lane, Nashville, Tenn.
Mary Oliver Lydia
Tenn.
Tiptonville,
Elm Lane,
Tuhtar. Karim
Calle
Sarmiento,
799,
Mastinez Aires,
FCCA, S.
A.
Tenn. Walls.
Mary
()li\e
1098 Dunlap
Nashville,
Tenn.
Jackson,
Midi.
White, Betty
Mapledene
609 West Race Street, Portland, Ind.
White, Ellen
202 Craighead
Grovedale,
Minn.
10,
400 Golf Club Lane, Nashville. Tenn.
ripton, Betty Lee
Vollenweider,
.\rk.
Tenn,
Sewanee Road, Nashville, Tenn.
Thoman, Dolores
Vantrease,
Nashville,
Kellogg Ave., Minneapolis
Pat
Lane,
I8I2
Va.
Tenn.
Lepanto,
Woodmont
Tenn.
Golf Club
W.
Nashville,
Virginia
Smythe, Frances
Nashville.
Belcourt
Marys, Ohio
401 Fairview Drive, Charleston 2,
,\ve,,
1514 303
Nashville,
Tenn.
Nashville,
Golf Club Lane, Nashville, Tenn.
Buenos
Gateway Lane,
111.
West Adoue, Goose Creek, Texas
224
Sanders, June
Simins, Betty Lee
Street, Salem, Ind.
Brentwood,
Carolyn
Rosenzweig,
Ala.
1033 Maxwell Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
Ruth
Ann
l.angston,
Tcnn.
Kv,
Greenville,
Brentwood, Tenn.
Cornelia
Irwin,
Fla.
2,
Nashville,
111.
.\ve.,
Rd.,
Hill
Harwell, Leila
Jov.
Wis.
Wausau, Wis.
Street,
Ave.,
Estes
Wausau,
Street,
Franklin
529
Jane
A.
Tenn.
229 North McCleansboro, Benton,
Thelma Lcc
Nancy
S,
.\pts.,
504 North Main
Cornelia
Eleanor
Mt.,
Tenn,
O. Box 37, Warrior,
P.
Glass, Marjorie
Holder,
3,
Nashville,
Pike, Street,
606 Wellington Arms
Mary Elizabeth
Heame.
Jackson, Mich,
Street,
Brow Road, Lookout
South Elm
1511
Janet
Sanders,
North Main
166
Gambill, Martha .\nn
Gloria
Nashville
510 Woodland Ave,, Hinsdale,
Granny AVhite
Rose Marie
Eveline
Tcnn,
Tenn.
Lynwood Blvd,, Nashville, Tenn.
Gcny, Joanne
Harris,
Tenn,
Blvd.,
Stokes Lane,
Frames
Hargrove,
Tcnn.
Nashville,
Encantado, Caracas, Venezuela,
S
Trilby
Cordon,
Nashville,
Nashville,
Westover Drive, Nashville, Tenn,
Carol
Margaret
Richardson,
f;rcgory,
Ave.,
Dickson, Tenn.
I'hillips,
Reed,
Evans, Dorothy
Hall,
Nashville,
Rd.,
Rd..
Woodmont
Ala,
Tenn.
Mt.,
1481 Clairmont Place, Nashville, Tenn.
Prehn, Peggy
Madison
Edwards, Julia
Goodloc,
Signal
Ave,,
318 Higby
Reagan, Joan
Bemice
Goldwasser,
Blvd.,
Brighton
3805
Duke, Mary
Gillespie,
Road,
512 West
Tenn.
Nashville,
Woodmont
Nancy
Fulghum,
Hill Street, Guntersv iUe,
Ensworth
Susan
Potter,
Dianne
Ark.
Harrison.
.\nne
Pierce,
Farris,
Tenn.
C.
.^pts..
Terrace,
Glencourt
A-3
Nancy
Elliston,
Tenn.
Nashville,
Folly,
Linden
1900 ^
Tenn.
CundifT Apts., Main Street, Liberty, Ky,
Margaret
Durbeck, Frances
Nashville,
Ave.,
2526 Westwood Ave,, Nashville, Tenn.
Beverly Jean
Petrass,
Cundiff, Betty Jean
Ind.
Tenn.
Pace, Bett>
1903 Linden
Cornelius, Lillian
Dowd.
Place,
Riverijoint
Newton, Hardwick
Otis,
Douglass.
210
Jane
Fifteenth Ave., Winchester, Tenn,
5
Cleveland
Cohen, Rella
Kv.
Bedford,
1932 Graybar Lane, Nashville, Tenn,
Nickols, Beverly
Chumley. Mary Katharine
Dougherty,
Street,
Marks
Helen
Moore, Jenalee
.Nicks.
Denney,
Tenn.
Brookside,
Bellemeade Blvd., Nashville, Tenn.
Nancy
.\Iinick,
Tenn.
Shelbyville,
Belmont Blvd., Nashville, Tenn.
I
Richland
3515
Judy
Merrick,
Tenn.
Wavcrly,
Wallace Lane, Nashville, Tenn.
Christopher, Carroll
Davidson,
1
Harding
Mav. Phillys
Nichols,
Ciirrey,
3-1
541
Sara
Street,
Fourteenth
Martin, Betty
Mathes,
Nashville,
Street,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Hampton
Banks
Alice
Ohio
812
Ellen
Katherine
-\Ianier.
Lane
East
1204
Nancy
McTccr,
Mich.
0,
508
Claire
Ohio
Marietta,
La
Ave..
Main
Jane
Nashville,
Nash\
Road,
McCrary,
Whitland Ave.,
3813
Sally
McDonald,
Street,
Noel Hotel. Nashville, Tenn.
Edna Jean
McCanless,
Tenn.
Joyce
Brewster.
Brock,
Second
Little.
Xa.shville.
529 East Main Street, Georgetown, Kv.
Boudeman, Xancie
Bralton,
Road.
Hill
East C:cntr;;l
.il)7
Blackburn, Martha Nel
Bovnton,
Bhd..
Sewanee
\'irginia
Balloff,
Flounce, Ala.
Slicel.
Leiia
Mistletoe Bl\cl.. Ft. Worth. Tcvas
Uilli
Wharton,
Ann Dickson
Iroquois
Ave.,
Nashville,
Tenn.
Wilkerson,
Nancy
Hampton
Ave.,
Nashville,
Tcnn.
Woolwine.
Carol
Boiling
Curtis
,\ve., Guntersville, Ala.
Ave., .\pts.,
Nashville,
Tenn.
Franklin. Tcnn.
Tenn.
Ave.,
Nashville,
Lane,
Nashville.
Tenn.
Leake Ave.,
Nashville.
Tcnn.
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