Tennessee Preparatory School - Beacon Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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TH E HEALTH PROGRAM BOY S' HOSPITAL The Boys! Hospital is the center of the health activities of the school. In addition to facilities for caring for twenty-five hed patients, there is an operating room, where appendectomies, tonsillec- tomies, and similar operations are performed, a completely equipped X-Ray room, and a dental clinic. Upon entering school each child is given a complete physical examination, which is followed by any corrective measures that may he needed. Periodic immunization shots for typhoid, diphtheria, and smallpox are given, and each child's teeth are examined and put into good condition at regular intervals. The hospital is staffed hy Miss Louise Robertson, KN., Dr. Ted Nlorford, visiting physician, Dr. David Stroop and llryjoe Spain, interns, Dr. joe Keller, dentist, Ur. Andrew Hollabaugh, eyes, ears, nose and throat specialist, and Nlr. Ed Hickey, male night nurse. The Boys' Hospital is supplemented hy a building for convales- cent girls under the supervision of Nliss Sue Jarrell, Payr 'l fw1'11ly-am' i

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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

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-li 764 ANNA RUSSELL COLE AUDITORIUM REGULAR PREACHERS fy -an Rrv. PICKENS JOHNSON Mu. SAM HALL REV. W. F. POWELL REV. PRENTICE PUGH, D.D Methodist Church Church of Christ First Baptist Church Church of the Advent Pagr Tiwfnly-lfwn