Castle Heights Military Academy - Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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OUTSTANDING ALUMNI HOWARD W. ESKRIDGE. Graduate Castle Heights and Vanderbilt University. Reporter, City Editor and Assist. Man- aging Editor of Nashville Banner. Member University Club and vestrygChrist Church, Nashville. Outstanding in the newspaper worl . G DEAN WILLIAM D. YOUNG-graduate, Castle Heights 1917. AB. Cumberland 1991, A.M. Cumberland 1923. Work at Peabody on Doctor's Degree. Prof. History, and Dean ol Faculty of Cumberland University. President Lebanon Rotary Club. One of the prominent and progressive young educators of the South. 4 3? MARSHALL BROWN, 1918, holds the enviable distinction of being one of the youngest college deans in the country, After graduating with high honors from Castle Hei hts in 1918, he went to Centre College, where he received his A.B. degree, and thence to the University of Wisconsin for his M.A. in History. He spent a year in graduate work at the University of Vienna, Austria, and has spent several summers traveling in Euro e. He was chosen Professor of History in Presbyterian College at Clinton S. C., and in 1928 was made dean of the institution, although he was the youngest member of the faculty. He is in demand as a speaker at educational conventions and already one of the country's leading educators. 4. -f. x

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OUTSTANDING ALUMNI ADOLPH SHELBY OCHS was raduated from Castle Heights in June, 1911, and the following ge tember entered the Univer- sity of Virginia where he remained Fbr three ears. He entered the Chattanooga College of Law in 1914 andlafter receiving his law de ree there was admitted to the Dar of Tennessee on his twenty Erst birthday. He did not practice law, however, butbecame connected with The Chattanooga Times immediately after gradua- tion. He served The Times successivel as Reporter, City Editor, Telegraph Editor, and in 1999 became Xllana ing Editor. In 1931 he was appointed General Manager of The Tames, which position he now holds. During the World War he was commissioned as First Lieutenant of Cavalry, and served two years in France, during most of which time he was Treasurer of the A. E. F. newspaper published in Paris, the Stars and Stripes. Ochs is a member of the Board of Directors of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, and President of the Chattanooga Rotary Club. MR. STEVENSON is Vice-President of the National Life and Accident Insurance Company of Nashville, Tennessee and is one of the most prominent of the younger life insurance executives of the Country. Mr. Stevenson is at the head of the Ordinary Department of his Company, which has made tremendous strides under his direction. He is Chairman of the Board of the Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau, Hartford, Conn., and is Presi- dent of the Vanderbilt University Alumni Association. LIEUT. WINFIELD Z. MOORES, U. S. Army. Graduated at head of class, Castle Heights, 1990. Graduated West Point 1994, with honors. Fort Bliss-1994-98, Fort Oglethorpe' f 1998-39, Fort Sill. I