Tennessee Preparatory School - Beacon Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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E 5 ,. M., HIGH scHooL GIRLS' New nomvuronv MRS. MlI,DRED TDAVIS, Matmn This dormitory and another one built upon the same plan are the most recent student living quarters to be built. Two more dor- mitories are now under construction. Each dormitory is a home for approximately seventy-five students. Each one also has one reception room, one music room, one recrea- tion center, several shower rooms, one dining room, a large food storage room and a kitchen. The private sleeping rooms contain two to four beds each, with clothes closets, wash basins, medicine cabinets, tables, chairs, lamps, dressers, etc. However, ample provision is provided for each student to express his own personality in the furnishing of his own retreat. Page Ninelcfn

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5 'ne Front rofw, left to right: Mr. Robert Hightower, Mr. Horace Stevens, Miss Frances Evans, Mrs. H. E. VVritesman, Mr. Harold Bond, Mrs. Mary Woodward. Second rofw, left to right: Mr. T. H. Majors, Mr. Charles Franklin, Mr. T. H. Petty, Mr. Charles Gill, Mr. Murray Spencer. Not Jlzofwn: Mr. W. B. Laws, Mr. Durrel Griflith, Mr. Robert Moran, Mr. Paul Griflith, Mr. VVilliam Ash, Mr. Doak Smith, Mr. E. L. Jones. WORK SUPERVISORS Q' Page Eighteen

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COLORED EMPLOYEE STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Mary jorden, Mrs. Virginia Wiggins, Mr. VVill Harris, Mrs. Gertrude Mosley. No! shown: Mr. Joe Ridley, Mr. Joe Neeley, Mr. Herman Mosley. No BEACON would be complete without giving recognition to these faithful em- ployees. Each one has performed his or her tasks with a sincere effort to do their best. The Senior Class salutes each one of you as we leave our 'fhomef' Page Tfwcnty