Harpeth Hall School - Milestones Iris Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Four moons have shone on this maid we learn, In Hfe she has only a start. To this early age she would like to return When called on in History of Art. JENNIE ALEXANE . Louise Bennett you see is a dear little thing, The belle of the curls and the bows. She can talk and giggle and laugh and sing, And never is troubled with woes. This little mite is frightened you see, She thinks of hard study at Ward ' s. Being a Senior! Who wouldn ' t be? When diplomas we have to look towards. IDA CAMPBELL Miss Carmack we ' ve found has a quiet mind, Tho ' active and ready to work; A soberer maid ' twould be hard to find, And her duty she never will shirk. CHRISTINE CARMACK

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The Senior Nursery Listen, oh Freshman, and do not droop your head; See these wise Seniors and be comforted. Take heart, although you often act a dunce — Listen! Cheer up! See! They were all young once.

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This child in the depths of a velvety chair, From the far north descended to Nashville, To manage our business and lighten our care ; And she ' s good! and not a bit bashful. ZARA CHAPMAN jHr Now Emily dear, with her look rather pert, Is still favoring those all around her With the same saucy look which stings with- out hurt; And we certainly are glad that we found her. EMILY CRAIG Before us, with wide, intellectual brow, A lassie called Iris we see. Simple and quiet she has been and is now. But a great mathematician will be. IRIS FORD And who do you think this little one is, This giggling kid with the curl? She is now sixteen without any kiss, She ' s the dignified Gibson Girl. MARY CORNE