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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

OL 1952 WiLstone. fytetottd . . . An aspiration is a joy forever IN YEARS TO COME AS YOU TURN THESE PAGES, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL PAUSE AT THE MILESTONES ALONG THE WAY TO RELIVE EACH MOMENT OF THIS IMPORTANT YEAR WHICH HAS SEEN THE METAMORPHOSIS OF A DREAM INTO REALITY. AS HARPETH HALL REACHES ITS FIRST MILESTONE, IT IS WITH DEEP HUMILITY YET WITH GREAT PRIDE THAT WE PRESENT TO YOU THIS ANNUAL. TO EACH STUDENT AND TO EACH ANNUAL STAFF THAT FOLLOWS, WE TRANSMIT OUR HOPES FOR THE FUTURE — ASPIRATIONS WHICH CAN NEVER BE EXHAUSTED AND WHICH GIVE YEAR BY YEAR A REVENUE OF PLEASURABLE ACTIVITY, AND COURAGE WHICH TRANSMUTES ASPIRATIONS INTO ACHIEVEMENTS. ► ' y «, _ faedicatfoh To the Founders of this school, to the Board of Trustees, to the devoted prin- cipal, to the capable faculty, and to the many friends — to all who have made it possible for Harpeth Hall to have existence and growth, we express our sincere gratitude by dedicating to them this 1952 Milestones. ■%t. - ' m  £-w i y r -« .■-... ' , v tf? • •,. - Uj EH A C T I V I T I E S DIRECTOR Mrs. Susan Sou by Not only an administrator whose judgment touches us all; not only a teacher who guides youthful students to an appreciation of honest work; but also the friend who takes our burdens as her own and never fails to help and to encourage us in even the humblest of our tasks — this is Mrs. Souby, our loved and respected director. For her unselfish and unlimited devotion toward the successful comple- tion of this school year, we give to her our sincerest thanks. MRS. McLEAN MRS. BINKLEY MISS WIKLE MISS CHADWELL THE FACULTY LUCILE D. McLEAN . . . Business Manager. VERA B. BINKLEY . . . Dietitian. ROBERTA SUE WIKLE . . . Study Hall Supervisor . . . Student Council Sponsor. PATTY LITTON CHADWELL . . . Physical Education . . . Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.A., M.A. Below: MARGARET HENRY OTTARSON . . . Latin . . . Randolph-Macon Women ' s College, B.A.; University of Rome, Italy, M.A.; The American, British, Italian, and French Academies, Athens, Greece; The Sorbonne, Paris; Vanderbilt University . . . Honor Society Sponsor. LUCY LANDF, U FOUNTAIN . . . French . . . Barnard College, B.A.; Columbia University; George Peabody College . . . Angkor Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. ELLA PURYEAR MIMS . . . Spanish and Latin . . . Vanderbilt University, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; George Peabody College; University of Rome, Italy; The Sorbonne, Paris . . . Eccowasin Sponsor; Spanish Club Sponsor. LENORA LITKENHOUS . . . Art . . . University of Minnesota, B.S.; Art Center, University of Louisville . . . Art Club Sponsor. MADELINE BLACKMAN TERRY . . . Music . . . Ward- Belmont Conservatory of Music; Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, Maryland; George Peabody College . . . Glee Club Sponsor. MRS. OTTARSON MRS. FOUNTAIN MISS MIMS MRS. LITKENHOUS MRS. TERRY MISS W ' INNIA MISS KITSKENDALL MRS. RASMl SSi; MRS. GREGORY THE FACULTY Above: CATHARINE WINNIA . . . Speech . . . George Peabody College, B.S.; Columbia University, MA..; Director ' s and Teacher ' s Certificate, American Academy of Dramatic Art. BILLIE PYLE KUYKENDALL . . . English . . . Ten- nessee College, B.S.; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Vanderbilt University; Bread Loaf School of English . . . Senior Class Sponsor; Penstaff Sponsor; Milestones Sponsor. MARY McMILLAN RASMUSSEN . . . English . . . George Peabody College, B.S.; University of Bern. Switzerland. MARTHA GREGORY . . . English and Librarian . . . University of Alabama, B.S.. B.A.; George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers, M.A.; Library Science, George Pea- body College for Teachers . . . Freshman Class Sponsor. Below: FRANCES HOWARD EWTNG . . . Mathematics . . . Vanderbilt University, B.A., M.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers . . . Sophomore Class Sponsor. RUTH M. MANN . . . Mathematics . . . University of Wisconsin. B.S. . . . Ariston Sponsor. PENELOPE MOUNTFORT . . . Science . . . University of Buffalo, B.S.; George Peabody College . . . Triad Sponsor; Biology Club Sponsor; Chemistry Club Sponsor. VERA ESTON BROOKS . . . History . . . Vanderbilt University, B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers. MA. SOPHRONIA M. EGGLESTON . . . History . . . Goucher College, B.A.; George Peabody College, M.A. . . . Junior Class Sponsor. MISS EWING MRS. MANN MISS MOUNTKORT MISS BROOKS MRS. KGGI.KSTON Aunior ( icl33 OFFICERS AMELIA SPICKARD President BEBE MACEY Vice-President DEDE BULLARD Secretary GLORIA MAYER Treasurer SUSAN MOORE Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. EGGLESTON Sponsor Senior CtaJJ OFFICERS KARIN DALE President LACY PHINIZY Vice-President MADELINE REYNOLDS Secretary GEORGEANNA WHITE Treasurer TRUDY GRIMES Sergeant-at-Arms MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor opkomore L la55 OFFICERS ANN KIRKPATRICK President PEGGY SMITH Vice-President MARTHA GRIZZARD Secretary JUDY POND Treasurer GENE JARMAN Sergeant-at-Arms MISS EWING Sponsor I V m OFFICERS ELLEN RUSSELL President ROSALIE ADAMS Vice-President MARGARET ROBINSON Secretary LISSA LUTON Treasurer SISSY DAVIS Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. GREGORY Sponsor Senior L ladA o¥ 52 HARRIET BUTTORFF ANDERSON Angkor Art Club, ' 49; PenstafE Club, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; French Club, ' 51, ' 52, Sergeant-at-Arms. ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52. NORMA ADINE ANDREWS Eccowasin Bowling Varsity, ' 51; Softball Varisity, ' 51; Athletii tion, ' 51, ' 52; Spanish Club. ' 52; Art Club, ' 5S ANNE POLK ARMISTEAD Triad Athletic Association, ' 49, ' 50. ' 51, ' 52; Triad Athletic Manager, ' 50, Treasurer, ' 51, President. ' 52; Softball Varsity, ' 51; French Club, ' 51, ' 52; Honor Society. ' 51, ' 52; MILESTONES Art Staff: Biology Club, ' 52; Presidents ' Council, ' 52. JOAN ASKEW Ariston Athletic Association, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Softball Varsity, ' 50, ' 51; Ariston Cheerleader, ' 50, ' 51, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 52; Biology Club Vice-President, ' 52. : MARTHA ANN BARRICK Angkor Hockey Varsity, ' 51; Athletic Association. . Club. ' 52; Biology Club, ' 52; Angkor Cheerleader LOUISE BARRY BENNETT Ariston 52; French Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Vice-President; PenstafT Club. ' 50. ' 51. ' 52; Ariston Cheerleader, ' 50; Honor Society. ' 51, ' 52, Secretary, ' 52; Ariston Secretary, ' 51; French Club. ' 51, ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52; Glee Club, ' 52; Student Council Vice-President, ' 52; MILESTONES Editorial Staff. RUTHE DONAHOO BERGER Ariston Freshman Class President; Ariston Cheerleader, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Honor Society, ' 51, ' 52; French Club, ' 51. ' 52; Junior Class Cheerleader; Ariston Treasurer, ' 51; Chemistry Club, ' 52; Student Council President, ' 52; Presidents ' Council, ' 52. ELIZABETH CARLTON BLACKARD Ariston Athletic Association, ' 49, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52. Vice-President. ' 52; Ariston Athletic Manager. ' 50; Hockey Varsity. ' 50. ' 51; Ariston Vice-President. ' 51; Honor Society, ' 51. ' 52; French Club. ' 51. ' 52; Chemistry Club. ' 52; Student Council Secretary. ' 52. rrurpetn thrall School p Senior ( ladd of 52 DOROTHY ANN COCHRAN Triad Turf ' n ' Tanbark Vice-President, ' 51; Biology Club, ' 52. INA KARIN DALE Angkor Sophomore Class Treasurer; Athletic Association, ' 50. ' 51. ' 52; Softball Varsity, ' 50. ' 51; Junior Class Cheerleader; Junior Class President; Glee Club, ' 51, ' 52; French Club, ' 52; Chem- istry Club, ' 52; Honor Society, ' 52; Senior Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 52; Senior Class Cheerleader. PENELOPE BATES CREIGHTON Ariston Athletic Association, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Naiades, ' 51; Ariston Cheer- leader, ' 51; Biology Club, ' 52; Ariston Secretary, ' 52; Art Club President, ' 52; Senior Class Cheerleader. NORMA DAVIS Eccowasin Athletic Association, ' 49, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52, Secretary Treasurer, ' 52; Tennis Doubles Varsity, ' 49. ' 50. ' 51, ' 52; Tennis Singles Varsity, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Basketball Varsity, ' 51; Honor Society. ' 51, ' 52; French Club, ' 51, ' 52; Glee Club. ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52; Eccowasin Treasurer, ' 52. 1 BECKY JANE DeWITT Ariston Biology Club, ' 52; French Club, ' 52: Transfer Student. SALLY ADAIR DUKE Eccovvasin Penstaff Club, ' 50. ' 51, ' 52; Honor Society, ' 51. ' 52; Sergeant- at-Arms. ' 52; Biology Club. ' 52; French Club. ' 52; MILE- STONES Feature Staff. MARIE ROUSSEAU DUNCAN Eccowasin French Club, ' 51; Chemistry Club, ' 52; Tennis Doubles Var- sity, ' 49; Eccowasin Cheerleader, ' 52; Eccowasin Sergeant-at- Arms. ' 52. NANCY SWIFT FREDERICK Angkor Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class P resident; Athletic Association. ' 50. ' 51. ' 52; Basketball Varsity. ' 50; Pen- staff Club. ' 51, ' 52, President. ' 52: French Club. ' 52: Biology Club. ' 52; Angkor Secretary. ' 51. ' 52. rrarpetk thrall School p Senior lu33 of 32 DIXIE LEE GLOVER Triad Biology Club, ' 52; Honor Society, Spanish Club Vice-President, ' 52 Staff. i2; Triad Secretary, ' 52; MILESTONES Business ANITA CAROLE GRANT Angkor Glee Club, ' 49; Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Angkor Cheerleader, ' 50, ' 51; Junior Class Cheerleader; French Club, ' 52; Biology Club, ' 52; Angkor Vice-President, ' 52. TRUESDELL GRIMES Eccowasin Athletic Association, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Baseball Varsity, ' 50; Junior Class Cheerleader; French Club. ' 52; Eccowasin Athletic Man- ager, ' 52; Biology Club. ' 52; Senior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. CEACY BERENICE HENDERSON Angkor Art Club Vice-President. ' 52; Club. ' 52; Athletic Association, ANNE HOWARD HITCHCOCK Angkor Glee Club, ' 52; Transfer Student. NANCY ANN HOLT Ariston French Club, ' 51, ' 52; Athletic Association, ' 51. ' 52; Ariston Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 51; Chemistry Club, ' 52; Ariston Treas- urer. ' 52. CAROLYN BAILEY HUNTER Eccowasin Eccowasin Cheerleader. ' 51, ' 52; Junior Class Cheerleader; Athletic Association, ' 51, ' 52; Swimming Varsity, ' 51; Ecco- wasin Secretary, ' 51; Glee Club President, ' 52; Senior Class Cheerleader. JILL BOWMAN JAKES Eccowasin Athletic Association, ' 49, ' 50. ' 51, ' 52; Naiades, ' 50. ' 51: French Club, ' 51. ' 52, President, ' 52; Biology Club. ' 52. hrarpelh thrall S chool  p Senior x iadd of 52 Spanish Club, MARTHA JEAN JOHNSON Triad ' 52; Biology Club, ' 52; Triad Cheerleader, Art Club, ' 52. SARAH WINN JORDAN Freshman Class Secretary; Eccowasin Hyphen Reporter, ' 50; Penstaff Club. ' 50. ' 51, ' 52, Vice-President, ' 52; Honor Society, ' 51. ' 52, President, ' 52; French Club, ' 51. ' 52; Chemistry Club. ' 52; MILESTONES Editor; Presidents ' Council. ' 52. DEBORAH YOUNG LUTON Eccowasin Athletic Association, ' 49, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Eccowasin Sergeant-at- Arms, ' 50; French Club, ' 51; Hockey Varsity, ' 51; Basketball Varsity, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Tennis Doubles Varsity, ' 49, ' 51; Tennis Singles Varsity, ' 52; Honor Society, ' 51, ' 52; Student Council Proctor, ' 52; Chemistry Club. ' 52; MILESTONES Feature Editor. MONTEREY HART MacCUE Eccowasin Eccowasin Cheerleader. ' 49, ' 50, ' 51; Junior Class Cheerleader; Biology Club. ' 52; Glee Club. ' 52; Spanish Club President, ' 52; Eccowasin Secretary, ' 52. L II iii MARILYN McDANIEL Angkor Penstaff Club, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 52; Junior Class Secretary; Honor Society, ' 51, ' 52, Treasurer, ' 52; French Club, ' 52; Chemistry Club Secretary-Treasurer, ' 52. MARY SUE MILLER Eccowasin Eccowasin Cheerleader. ' 49; Glee Club. ' 50; Biology Club. ' 52. SARAH MARGARET OCALLAGHAN MARY VIRGINIA PATTON Ariston Triad Jiology Club, ' 52; Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 52. Round Table Club, ' 51; Spanish Club, ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52 r4artjetn thrall S chool T Senior L iadd of 32 NANCY LOUISE PERRY Ariston Hockey Varsity, ' 51: Bowling Varsity, ' 51; Athletic Association, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52; French Club, ' 52. BARBARA ANN PRATT Triad French Club, ' 51; Biology Club, ' 52 DE LACY ANN PHINIZY Triad French Club, ' 51, ' 52; Hockey Varsity, ' 51; Archery Varsity, ' 51; Honor Society. ' 51, ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52; Triad Vice- President, ' 52; Senior Class Vice-President; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 51, ' 52. MADELINE JEAN REYNOLDS Eccowasin Honor Society. ' 51, ' 52, Chaplain, ' 52; Junior Class Cheerleader; Eccowasin Cheerleader, ' 49, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; French Club, ' 51, ' 52; Eccowasin Vice-President, ' 52; Biology Club, ' 52; Senior Class Secretary. (. GEORGIA STUART RICE Angkor Athletic Association, ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; Volleyball Varsity, ' 52; French Club, ' 52; Chemistry Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 52; Angkor Treasurer. ' 52. HENRIETTA DUMESNIL ROSE Angkor Biology Club, ' 52; Transfer Student. NANCY VIRGINIA RULE Eccowasin Hockey Varsity, ' 51; Basketball Varsity, ' 51; French Club, ' 52; Penstaff Club, ' 52; Athletic Association, ' 51, ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52. KATHERINE EARLY RUSSELL Angkor Penstaff Club. ' 50, ' 51. ' 52; Naiades, ' 51; Softball Varsity. ' 51: Athletic Association. ' 51. ' 52; Angkor Hyphen Reporter, ' 51; French Club, ' 51. ' 52, Secretary. ' 52; Basketball Varsity. ' 52; Biology Club. ' 52; MILESTONES Business Manager; Presi- dents ' Council, ' 52; Angkor President. ' 52. rr cirpetn thrall S chool p Senior L ladS of 52 NANCY LEE SAGER Ariston Athletic Association, ' 51, ' 52; Honor Society. ' 51, ' .Vice- President ' 52; Chemistry Club President, 52; Penstaff Club. ' 52; French Club. ' 52. CORINNE VAILE SCALES Eccowasin Eccowasin Cheerleader, ' 49; French Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 51, Vice-President, ' 52; Athletic Association. ' 51. ' 52; Chem- istry Club, ' 52; Honor Society. ' 51. ' 52; Eccowasin President, ' 52; Presidents ' Council, ' 52; Penstaff Club, ' 51, ' 52. SARAH ROBINSON SHARP Ariston Ariston Secretary. ' 49. President, ' 52; Junior Class Treasurer; French Club, ' 51, ' 52; Honor Society, ' 51, ' 52; Presidents Council, ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52. BEVERLY JANE SMITH Triad Biology Club, ' 52. MARGUERITE BARKER SMITH Angkor Archery Varsity. ' 51; Athletic Association, ' 51, ' 52; French Club, ' 51. ' 52; Penstaff Club, ' 52; Chemistry Club. ' 52. ANNE PALMER STERRY Angkor French Club, ' 52; Biology Club, ' 52; Art Club. ' 51, ' 52, Secre- tary-Treasurer, ' 52; Angkor Cheerleader, ' 52. SANDRA JEAN TRAVIS Ariston Athletic Association, ' 50, ' 51. ' 52; Basketball Varsity, ' 51; Aris- ton Athletic Manager, ' 51; Biology Club President, ' 52; Ariston Vice-President, ' 52; Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer, ' 52; Glee Club, ' 52; Senior Class Athletic Manager. PATRICIA RANDOLPH WARTERFIELD Angkor Angkor Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 49; Angkor Cheerleader. ' 49. ' 50, ' 51, ' 52; French Club. ' 52; Biology Club, ' 52. GEORGEANNA WHITE Angkor Biology C:ub. ' 52; French Club. ' 52; Senior Class Treasurer. MARIAN BERNICE WILLIAMS Angkor Turf n ' Tanbark. ' 50, ' 51; Glee Club. ' 52; Spanish Club. ' 52; Chemistry Club, ' 52. J rarpeth rrall School  p Aunior i laSd KATHRYN ALEXANDER BINNIE BARR NANCY BAUMAN ANN BRADFORD MARY ROSE BRADFORD SALLY ANN BROTHERS DEDE BULLARD PEGGY CASPARIS ANNA LOU CLARK MARY CAROL COCKEY RUTH ELEANOR CORN SALLY CLAY ESTES Aunlor lt add JULIA FORT JEAN FULLER DEAN GILLESPIE NAN GORE CAROLINE GREGORY BETTY HUNT KATHARINE JARRATT POLLY JORDAN NANCY LASSITER KATHERINE LOWE BEBE MACEY JOANNE MANLEY Aunlor L ludd w GLORIA MAYER SUSAN MOORE MARILYN NOEL MARGARET OLIVER KAY OLMSTEAD MARY READY PARRENT BETTY PIRTLE TINA PROVINE BETSY RIDDLE RUTH GAY ROBBINS MARY SCHLATER SUZANNE SMITH I % r N Aunior K ic ass AMELIA SPICKARD CONNIE STEVENS BETTY LOU WHITE Sophomore ( lc p PEGGY BLACK JANE BLACKWELDER JUDY BROOKS BETTY BROTHERS CATHARINE 3ROWDER CAROLYN CARR MARTHA CASEY FRANCES CHEEK BETTY CLEMENTS Sophomore ic ip CHARLEEN CREAGH LINDA CUMMINGS FRANCES DOUGLAS CORNELIA FAUST SARA GOODLOE MARTHA GRIZZARD ANN HARWELL PEGGY HILL JOANNE HOOPER ELEANOR HOVEY GENE JARMAN ANNE KIRKPATRICK i ■ Sophomore ( la5d BEBE LARSEN JANE LEE EV E LOSER JOAN LOSER ALLISTER McDOUGALL BERENICE MILLER BEBE MINTON GINGER MOREHEAD GARDNER ORR JUDY POND SUE RANSOM GERTRUDE SHARP Sophomore lc v MANDY SIMPSON PEGGY SMITH SANDRA SUTHERLAND MARY FAITH TEMPLETON CORNEILLE TIDMAN ELLEN WILLS KAY WOODARD IJ-reshman ( iadd ROSALIE ADAMS ANN BENTON MARY KNOX BERGER MARJORIE BREVARD GLENDA BROOKS 9 C4 V A A rreSnmcin ( ic HELEN CAMPBELL JANE CLARK LOU COWAN BETH CREIGHTON SISSY DAVIS MARTHA DOUGLASS VIRGINIA DuBOSE GAYLE ELAM FLORENCE FLETCHER PEGGY HARWELL ANN HUDDLESTON HARRIETTE HUSBAND rreshman i ic HELEN JOHNSON FRANCES KELTNER LISSA LUTON EUNETTA MAYBERRY RAY NAPIER MARY NOBLE JACKIE RICHARDSON MARGARET ROBINSON I rreshrncin ( lc ELLEN RUSSELL FRANCES SANDERS ELIZABETH SMITH NANCY SMITH FLORENCE STUMB MILBREY WALLER KATIE WRAY 35 First Row: Florence Stumb, Nancy Frederick, Georgia Rice. Carole Grant, Kay Russell, Mary Rose Bradford. Betty Clements. Tina Provine. Ann Benton. Second Row: Peggy Smith. Berenice Miller. Allister McDougall, Frances Cheek. Joanne Hooper, Martha Casey, Margaret Oliver, Judy Pond, Gloria Mayer. Patsy Warterfleld. Third Row: Martha Grizzard. Karin Dale, Marilyn McDaniel, Cornelia Faust, Ellen Wills, Harriet Anderson. Judy Brooks, Julia Fort. Fourth Row: Mrs. Fountain, Ellen Russell, Georgearma White. Anne Hitchcock, Anne Sterry, Martha Ann Barrick, Ceacy Henderson, Mary Carol Cockey. Henrietta Rose, Ann Harwell. Above: ANGKOR ARISTON Angkor, Ariston, Eccowasin, Triad — these four clubs epitomize the spirit of Harpeth Hall activities. Enthusiasm and loyalty, keynotes of the school, are exemplified in each student ' s participation in her club. Through co-operation and good management, the efforts of each individual are made a part of the clubs ' work as an integral unit of Harpeth Hall. The importance of the four clubs to the school is seen through their interest in every phase of the curriculum. A club ' s achievement of a high scho- lastic average is rewarded by the presentation of a scholarship cup. Athletic honors are vied for throughout the year with club points given for skill in volleyball, basketball, tennis, Softball, and First Row: Barry Bennett, Penny Creighton, Joan Askew, Nancy Holt. Sarah Sharp. Susan Moore. Sandy Travis. Caroline Gregory. Second Row: Kathryn Alexander, Nancy Perry, Becky DeWitt, Betty Pirtle, Jean Fuller, Joanne Manley. Katie Wray, Gayle Elam. Amelia Spickard. Third Row: Nancy Sager. Peggy CVCallaghan. Bebe Minton. Gertrude Sharp. Ruth Eleanor Corn, Jane Lee, Peggy Black, Frances Douglas. Sue Ransom. Fourth Row: Ruth Gay Robbins, Nancy Bauinan, Katharine Jarratt. Mrs. Mann, Ray Napier. Jackie Richardson, Florence Fletcher, Martha Douglass. Mary Noble. Beth Blsckard, Donnie Berger. ? • ' Q fh : - 1 . It i T J Jp ' y -i First Row: Ann Bradford, Norma Davis, Madeline Reynolds, Corinne Scales, Monly MacCue. Trudy Grimes, Lissa Luton. Second Row: Beth Creighton, Debbv Luton, Eunetta Mavberry, Carolyn Hunter. Lou Cowan, Eleanor Hovey, Mary Faith Templeton. Mary Schlater, Sally Jordan. Third Row: Elizabeth Smith, Mary Ready Parrent. Milbrey Waller, Gene Jarman. Peggy Hill. Jane Black- welder, Linda Cummings, Connie Stevens, Polly Jordan, Dede Bu.lard. Fourth Row: Jill Jakes, Nancy Rule. Sally Duke, Norma Andrews, Miss Mims, Sara Goodloe, Carolyn Carr, Margaret Robinson, Mandy Simpson, Sissy Davis. Above: ECCOWASIN archery. An athletic trophy is given in recognition of the club having the most points. Citizenship, another aspect of school life, is an important factor in the clubs ' activities. Spirit and good campus atti- tude are stressed during the year, and the prized citizenship cup is given to the club showing lead- Below: TRIAD ership in this field. Thanksgiving projects, buying of books for the library, and the all-club sing complete the clubs ' work for the year. Despite the importance of these visible accom- plishments, the starting point for each club ' s success is the eagerness of each member to cheer and to fight for Angkor, Ariston, Eccowasin, and Triad. First Row: Kay Woodard, Sally Ann Brothers. Miss Mountfort, Anne Armistead. Sally Estes, Dixie Glover. Eve Loser. Joan Loser. Second Row Pecsv Harwell, jane Clark. Ann Huddleston, Dean Gillespie, Kay Olmstead. Bebe Macey, Bmnie Ban, Betty Hunt. Hairielte Husband. ' Thh ' d Row: Kitty Lowe, Catherine Browder, Beverly Smith. Nancy Lassiter. Nan Gore. Charleen Creagh, Anne Kirknatrick, Betty Brothers. Corneille Tidman. Fourth Row: Suzanne Smith, Jean Johnson. Betsy Riddle. Barbara Ann Pratt. Nancy Smith, Marjorie Brevard, Dorothy Ann Cochran. Anna Lou Clanc. Upper: THE MILESTONES STAFF Sally Jordan Editor Kay Russell Business Manager Mary Rose Bradford Sports Editor Debby Luton Feature Editor Ceacy Henderson Art Editor Miss Kuykendall Sponsor ASSISTANTS Barry Bennett Sally Duke Dixie Glover Anne Armistead Connie Stevens Lower: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Donnie Berger President Barry Bennett Vice-President Beth Blackard Secretary Debby Luton Proctor Miss Wikle Sponsor The Student Council is the governing body of Har- peth Hall. Composed of students who lead in upholding the standards of the school and in establishing high ideals of character, the Council formulates the regula- tions and endeavors to guide the student body to a fuller appreciation of these standards. Upper PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL The Presidents ' Council is composed of the presidents of the major campus organizations — the social clubs, the student council, the fresh- man, sophomore, junior, and senior classes, and the honor society. Its responsibility is to work with Mrs. Souby on matters concerning the student body as a whole. Lower: ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Connie Stevens President Beth Blackard Vice-President Norma Davis Secretary-Treasnrer Miss Chadwell Sponsor Through the well-planned sports program, the Ath- letic Association has played an important part in the promotion of sportsmanship and co-operative activity among the students. Each girl holds a definite place in the activities of this organization, but to become a mem- ber of the governing board she must win three club letters or a varsity letter. .] Upper: PENSTAFF OFFICERS Nancy Frederick President Sally Jordan Vice-President Marilyn McDaniel Secretary-Treasurer Miss Kuykendall Sponsor Fenstaff is a club for girls interested in creative writing and criticism. Members, who may be from any class, are selected by a judging of manuscripts submitted in the annual contest. The meetings, held twice a month, offer entertainment, in- formative discussions, and constructive criticism. PenstafT fills a definite need at Harpeth Hall; it is active in its job of stimu- lating, guiding, and encouraging the student to develop her creative talent. Lower: HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Sally Jordan President Nancy Sager Vice-President Barry Bennett Secretary Marilyn McDaniel Treasurer Sally Duke Sergeant-at-Arms Madeline Reynolds Chaplain Mrs. Ottarson Sponsor The Honor Society at Harpeth Hall strives to uphold and represent the standards upon which the school is based. Hon- orary membership in the organization is awarded to those girls who have achieved scholastic merit and who also have strengthened the school by their citizenship or leadership. The Honor Society exemplifies an ideal to its members and presents a challenge to the whole school. Upper: ART CLUB OFFICERS Penny Creighton President Ceacy Henderson Vice-President Anne Sterry Secretary-Treasurer Jane Blackwelder Exhibit Chairman Mrs. Litkenhous Sponsor The Harpelh Hall Art Club was organized to promote interest in the fine arts. The art appreciation class has visited exhibits at the Parthenon, the Centennial Club, and the Nashville Artists ' Guild. During the study of interior decorating, several Nashviilians graciously opened their homes to the members so that they might observe types of architecture and styles of decorating. The major activities of the year centered around preparation for the two public exhibits in which the most outstanding works of the class were displayed. Lower: GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Carolyn Hunter President Nancy Lassiter Secretary Margaret Oliver Treasurer Mrs. Terry Sponsor The Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Terry has contributed much to chapel programs during the year. A program of Easter music marked the high point of the club ' s achievements. Upper: CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS Nancy Sager President Marilyn McDaniel Secretary-Treasurer Georgia Rice Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Mountfort Sponsor The Chemistry Club sponsored by Miss Mountfort carried on a number of activities during the year. Meet- ings were devoted to reports on research and develop- ments in the field of science. Of particular interest to the members was a field trip to the Museum of Atomic Energy in Oak Ridge. Lower: BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Sandy Travis President Joan Askew Vice-President Miss Mountfort Sponsor The Biology Club under the leadership of Sandy Travis and the sponsorship of Miss Penelope Mountfort completed a profitable year. The organization accomp- lishes much scholastically as well as socially and has included in its varied activities field trips to surround- ing regions, and projects on the campus. Upper: FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Jill Jakes President Corinne Scales Vice-President Kay Russell Secretary-Treasurer Harriet Anderson Sergeant-at- Anns Madame Fountain Sponsor Through frequent meetings conducted entirely in French, this club promotes interest in the language and customs of our European neighbors. Each girl has an opportunity to participate in French games and other planned activities. Throughout the past year, Madame Fountain, the energetic sponsor, was one of the most active and ardent members; her enthusiasm added greatly to the success of the club. Lower: SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Monty MacCue President Dixie Glover Vice-President Sandy Travis Secretary Peggy O ' Callaghan Sergeant-at- Arms Miss Mims Sponsor The Spanish Club under the guidance of its sponsor, Miss Mims, has worked with enthusiasm to arouse more interest in the Spanish language and Latin American culture. Among its programs were talks on Mexico and Guatemala, Spanish solos, and tourist views of Mexico. BASKETBALL TENNIS VARSITY SPORTS Top: Kneeling: Debby Luton, Betty Brothers: Standing: Martha Grizzard, Betty Lou White, Kay Russell. Connie Stevens was not present. Below: Left to Right: Gene Jarman, Susan Moore, Anne Kirkpatrick, Martha Grizzard, Betty Lou White, Anne Harwell, Georgia Rice, Mary Rose Bradford. Top: Top to Bottom: Debby Luton, Norma Davis, Peggy Smith. Connie Stevens was not present. Below: First Row: Beth Blackard, Mary Rose Brad- ford. Second Row: Anne Kirkpatrick, Eve Loser. VOLLEYBALL PING-PONG PH.. . DONNIE BERGER LADY OF THE HALL THE LADY AND HER ATTENDANTS p -- j0 0  DONNIE BERGER Lady of the Hall DEDE BULLARD SARAH SHARP Junior Maid Senior Honor Maid ELEEN RUSSELL FRANCES CHEEK Freshman Maid PATTY DELONY Flower Girl Sophomore Maid 2d,ftoaJfi£eSf % t MUST ir S ,t MSpfi A . 1 M GRADUATION The festivities for the graduating girls in- cluded a reception for them and for their par- ents, Junior-Senior step-singing, the presenta- tion of Shakespeare ' s AS YOU LIKE IT in honor of the Lady of the Hall and her attendants, and the senior banquet. These entertainments were climaxed by the graduation exercises which were held on the fourth of June. Editor ' s Note The staff wishes to express its thanks to all who have made possible the pub- lication of this annual. We are very grateful to Mr. L. L. Tucker of the Tucker Studio for the photo- graphy and gift of the portraits. Our deep appreciation goes to the Benson Printing Company and to the Capitol Engraving Company for their generous contributions. The staff is indebted to Miss Billie Kuykendall for her co-operation and un- tiring help through many long hours. And especially, we thank Norman Shaw of the Benson Printing Company for his patience and great assistance while working with an inexperienced staff.