Howard High School - Rebel Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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"THE , 5,1 gf p 5-1 . In September of 1940, we, a troop of small children clinging to our mothers' hands, swarmed into the beautiful "big new" red school-Howard School. We were met by Mrs. Mary Keaton and Mrs. Sarah Stamps who now direct the destinies of our small brothers and sisters. This phase of "readin', 'riting, and 'rithmetic" lasted for six years. One of the things we most remember about our grammar school days was the sesqui- centennial held in 1946. Sixth graders, we were proud to be chosen to participate in this pageant. In costumes of red, white, and blue we formed a flag of the United States, while "Miss Tennesseel' was added to the union. Then came the great day when we crossed the halls to the "high school side"-seventh graders-proud junior highs. We were joined by the classes from Lipscomb and Fall. A new school life began-home rooms, a differ- ent teacher for each subject, and long antici- pated ugymf' The thrills and excitement of variety shows, plays, and ball games were now ours. Seventh, eighth, ninth-these years soon passed and commencement was near. We celebrated by having a Freshman picnic at Sycamore Lodge. Commencement was beautiful-soft shades of pink, yellow, orchid, blue, and green BEST YEARS formed a rainbow-promising bright years ahead. Tanned and happy, we began our Sopho- more year under the guidance of Miss Karr and Miss Barker. School became decidedly more democratic with the organization of a Student Council. ' In May, we chartered a bus for our big celebration at Youth Incorporated Country Place. Although the weatherman served a week-long rain, he failed to dampen our spirits. We had a wonderful time. Everyone had big plans for summer. Ann Williams, Peggy Booth, Mary Frances Bal- lard, Leon Ruben, Johnny Miller, James Jett, were chosen to attend the "Hands Across the Sea" camp. Later that summer Johnny and James represented Howard at Boys, State. 1950-we were Juniors. James Jett, Joy Williams, Ann Williams, Peggy Booth, Frances Darrah, and Betty Jo Owen were among those invited to join the newly organ- ized "l-Ioward Chapter of the National Honor Society." On October 25, our hearts thrilled at the sound of the old Howard Bell, which had called to school our Mothers and Dads in years past. At the same time, all over the world, other bells were ringing--for this was the "Crusade for Freedom." .. .V p Q . Q ,A A lv .: 'N-if