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

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MISS ALMA PAINE ei isim Through the years as the popular registrar of Ward-Belmont, the girls have found Miss Paine the personification of friendli- ness and charm. She not only keeps in contact luith our parents, but acts as adfiser and friend to each of us. MR. ALAN IRWIN Distinguished instigator of music appreciation is our dean of the Conservatory, Alan Inuin. His great interest in the girls and their ability has fostered many outstanding musicians. MR. FOREST K. FOWLER Business J am( en Invaluable in his expert ynanagenient of the financial side of Ward-Belmo)it is our business manager, Mr. Fowler. He has proved himself superior in the handling of a most complicated job. MISS MARTHA FISHER jiiumnae Secfieiafit Vivacious, versatile Miss Martha Fisher is the alumnae, publicity, and publication manager on our campus. A sparkling smile and a maiTelous sense of humor make her rank high on each Ward-Belmont girl ' s list.

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' ' Mi v MISS ANNIE ALLISON Pfiim(ial c-j Piejiauiofiy ScfissI Tlie ideals of Ward-Behnont are e))i bodied in the giacioiisness of Miss Alliso)!, Prnu ' ipal of I he Preparatory School, ivho is affectio)iatel known to each of her girls as Miss Annie. Alicays syinpatlietic to the problems of the girls, she is «» efficient and ki)idl adi ' iser. MISS GERTRUDE C ASEBIER SiuJeni C ' unselisfi In one short year as Student Coun- sellor, Miss CcLsehier lias wo)} the respect and admiration of each Ward- Belmont girl. She is most under- standing and meets every girl ' s jirob- Icm ivith assurance.

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e KR. A BRACKINREED Piano C ' nidu:ilc. Baker Conscrvaton ' , Flint, Michigan; B.Miis., Cincinnati Conserva- lon of Music: Pupil of Mile. Dieudonne, Paris; of Isador Phillip. Fontainebleau: of Labnnski, Thalherg. Eisenberger. and Can . LiDA . LLENE BROWiN AtI and Art History (;radlialc. Ward-Belmont School; B.A. University of Kansas; further studv Traphagen School of Fashion, New York, Si onsor. .- gora Chib. . fARTHA .A.NNETTE CASON I.aliti B.. ., L ' niversily of Chicago; . f.. ., C )lumbia University; further graduate study, Columbia Uniycrsity, lln.KN Kk.s.sard C:a.sti;llano Spaniih B.A.. Bionn University; M. A. .Middle- liurv Oillege. .Marv ELIZABFTH Cayce Physical I ' .ducntion (Graduate, Ward-Belmont Scliool; B.S., ( etiri(e PealxMlv Ojllege for ' f ' cachers. SjKinsor, I ay Students Unit. Theodocia Cralle History B.S., University of Minnesota; M.A.. University of Oklahoma. Sponsor. Preparatory School Unit. Louisa Crockett l.iiliii and Mathematics B.A.. Vanderbilt University; M.A.. George Pcabody College for Teachers. Sponsor. A. K. Club. Sydney Dalton Head of I ' oicf Drlmrhnriil L..MUS., Dominion College of Music. .Montreal; M.Mus.. Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music; Pupil of David Bispham. Max Heinrich. and J. H. Duval; studied piano with Rafael Joseffy; Composition Kith Rubin Goldmark and Frederick .Schlredcr. Direcliir. C;lee Club, Choir. MAK Kl.l Alillil Dklaney Diinriiitf Graduate, Chalif Normal .School of Dancing; special student, Emerson Col- lege of Oratory: Pupil of Dorothy Nor- man Cropper. Rose Byrn. H:ins Weiner, Perry Mansfield, lack l)on;ili.ic. hon Tarasoff, Alberiina Rasdi. Sponsor, Dance C;lub. I IIOMAS 15. DONNER Slmnish Crj-Spons r, Spanish Club,