Castle Heights Military Academy - Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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ii -J-X ' ?I 'Co'1JfIJ.:B- HEIQDHTIU' '1yIILIfrE-II AYEICUIDEMY- JUNIOR SCHOOL I I I I I MAJOR J. S. COVERDALE Principal Junior School ARITHMETIC If are pleased to announce that the Junior School of Castle I-Ieights, inaugurated six years ago, has grown to such an extent as to require larger quarters. We have recently purchased the magnificent stone mansion, adjoining our present campus, together with one hundred seventy-Iive acres of land. This addition to our equipment, pictured in the colored section of the catalogue, cost over S'IO0,000 to build and is luxurious in every appointment. This will accommodate seventy-Five boys in a beautiful home on a separate campus wholly apart from the Senior School. We wish to emphasize the fact that we have a real Junior School, separate from the Senior School, and as distinct a unit of the Academy as is the latter. Its new buildings are located on a campus at some distance from the Senior School campus and the little boys do not come into contact with the older. Castle I-Ieights Junior School is one of the Iew distinctive Schools for little boys in the Country and has perhaps the most superbly appointed quarters. 1'ir'I'fr'ir .Iunior School Faculty MAJOR J. S. COVERDALE Principal Junior School ARITHMETIC CAPTAIN A. R. ROCI-IELLE GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY 1 CAPTAIN L. R.-'I-ILJDSON SCIENCE AND MANUAL TRAINING CAPTAIN W. I. KRIEG ENGLISH MISS GLENN CARTER I-IOUSEMOTI-IER MRS. I-I. J. CHAPMAN NURSE

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