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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

V- ro errant Y7 CONDUCTORS: faculty page 7 FIRST MOVEMENT: classes P«9 e 1 3 SECOND MOVEMENT: organizations page 33 THIRD MOVEMENT: athletics page 45 FOURTH MOVEMENT: features page 49 FINALE: graduation page 61 ENCORE: advertisements page 67 I M wM { I I i . I ill I uc We are the music-makers. IopS HARPETH HALL ' S PRIMA DONNA AND MAESTRO: MISS EWING AND MRS. SOUBY TO MISS FRANCES EWING The 1958 MILESTONES is proudly dedicated. She has taught us that there is music far sweeter than the sound of an instrument to be found when there is harmony, order, and proportion in the mind and soul. MRS. SUSAN S. SOUBY [She] laid The keynote of all harmonies; (she] planned all perfect combinations, and [she] made us so that we could hear and understand. L. ' a rM First Row: BILLIE PYLE KUYKENDALL, English. Tennessee College for Women, B.S.- New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary George Peabody College for Teachers M.A.- Vanderbilt University ' Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury College- Penstaff Sponsor- MILESTONES Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor. MARY McMILLAN RASMUSSEN, English. George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.- University ot Bern, Switzerland; Harvard Univer- sity; Junior Class Sponsor. MARTHA GREGORY, English and Librarian. University of Alabama, B.S. B.A.- George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.- Library Science George Peabody College for Teachers- Freshman Class Sponsor. MAMIE D BROCK, English and Latin. Randolph-Macon Women ' s College, A.B.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Insti- tute for Latin Teachers at William and Mary College. Second Row: 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 Junior Classical League Sponsor; Honor Si Sponsor. LUCY LANDRU FOUNTAIN, French. Barnard College B.A.- Coll University; George Peabody College for Teachers Angkor Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. ELLA PURYEAR MIMS, Spanish and Latin Vanderbilt University, Columbia University MA- George Peabody College for Tea University of Rome, Italy The Sorbonne, Paris; Eccowasin Sponsor; Spanish Club Sponsor- Junior Classical League Spons FRANCES HOWARD EWING. Mathematics. Vanderbilt Univ. B.A., M.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers. Third Row: RUTH M. MANN, Mathematics. University of Wisconsin, B.S.- A Club Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor. DOROTHEA GRIFFIN, Mathematics and History University of B.A.- University of Minnesota. PENELOPE MOUNTFORT, Science. University of Buffalo, B.S.- G Peabody College for Teachers M.A.- Triad Club Sponsor- Sc Club Sponsor. SOPHRONIA M. EGGLESTON, History. Goucher College, George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Student Council Spc idety mbia Club Club rsity, Assistant Conductors : WINNIFRED BREAST, Glee Club. George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.; Glee Club Sponsor. VIOLET JANE WATKINS, History and Economic Geography. Agne Scott College, B.A.; Vanderbilt University, MA. PATTY LITTON CHADWELL, Physical Education. Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.A., M.A.; Athletic Association Sponsor. PATSY MORAN, Physical Education, General Science, First Aid and Hygiene. Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S. LENORA LITKENHOUS, Art. University of Minnesota, B.S.; Art Center, University of Louisville; Art Club Sponsor. {Picture missing.) ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Speech. Sullins College; Northwestern Uni- versity, B.S. ELEANOR EGGLESTON, Librarian. ROBERTA SUE WIKLE, Study Hall Supervisor. LUCILE D. McLEAN. Business Manager; Typing. Third Row: MILDRED BEARDEN MOORE, Dietitian, Assistant Conductors ai xvs X. vvv: 5u m ovewien t Music in our hearts. OFFICERS EVIE DAVIS President JANE MILLER Vice-President ANN DOBSON Secretary CAROL PARKER Treasurer ANN BOULT Sergeant-at-Arms DEANIE DuBOSE Athletic Manager MRS. MANN Sponsor SENIOR SONG As Senior Preps Today we stand before you, Proudly with our colors White and blue. Our loyalty we pledqe To you forever, Harpeth Hall, We will be true. The Class of 1958 KATHERINE HEALAN BAKER isin— Club Secretary, ' 58; Junior Classical League ench Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club ' 58 Vice- snt, ' 58. Kay. Future Forecast— First lady ' Derby . Heard Saying— But I want to go to U.K ! Pet -Derby hats for ponytail-less people VIRGINIA LANDIS BASS Triad— Club Treasurer, ' 52; Junior Cla ssical League ' 56 Art Club, ' 56; French Club. ' 56, ' 57 ' 58- Science Club .£! ' ' -i A f h I etil j Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Penstaff ' 55 ,?! ' ,! , 57 s. 58 - Secretary-Treasurer, ' 57, President ' ' 58 Virg. Future Forecast— Model for Mad Comics. Heard Saying— Beep-beep- zoom! Pet Peeve— Beauty Parlors Second Row: BEATRICE AUREL BEACH Eccowasin— Club Sergeant-at-Arms ' 58; Junior Classical , L 9 ue ' ' 56 . ' 57 . ' 5 8, President, ' 58; French Club, ' 56 ' 57 58; Science Club. ' 58; Glee Club, ' 57- Student Council Representative. ' 57. Bea. Future Forecast-Reviving the dead language. Heard— playing the piano Pet Peeve— Vanderbilt holidays. CAROL BEAMAN Triad— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club Athletic Manager ' 57; Junior Classical League. ' 56; French Club, ' 56 ' 57- Science Club, 58; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57 ' 58- ' Bas- ketball Varsity, ' 56, ' 57- Volleyball Varsity ' 57- junior Class Vice-President ; Student Council Representative. ' 55 58, President, ' 58; Presidents ' Council ' 58 Carol Fu- -Test flying new Dodges. Heard Saying— Well I ' i Peeve— B fn autiful the third Frida of Dnth. Pet DORIS LUCILE BEDFORD Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 56 ' 57- Junior Classic League. ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58, Secretary ' 58- Scienc Club, ' 58; Sophomore Class Cheerleader- Junior Cla Cheerleader. Lucy. Future Forecast— Senora. Heard Sa mo— Carl ' s out with the boys again tonight Pet Pee —Annual pictures taken at Tucker ' s. HENRIETTE RICHARDSON BENEDICT Angkor— Club Treasurer, ' 58; Junior Classical League ' 56- Science Club, ' 58; Spanish Club. ' 57, ' 58; Athletic Asso cation, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Basketball Varsity ' 57- Student Council Representative. ' 55. Hennie. Future Forecast- Teaching bullfighting at H.H. Heard Saying— You goose! Pet Peeve— Baggy sweaters OLIVIA ANN BOULT Ecc -Junior Classical League. ' 56; French Club, ' 56 ' 57, ' 58, President, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Athletic sociation, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arr S.udent Council Representative ' 55. Ann. Future Fo cast— Showing Shetlands. Heard Saying— I don ' t und stand. Pet Peeve— Reading. ANN CAROLINE BOYD Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club Athletic Man. ager, ' 57; French Club, ' 58; Junior Classical League ' 56 ' 57; Science Club, ' 58; Glee Club, ' 56, ' 57 ' 58- Athletic Association, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58. President ' 58- Hockey Var- sity, ' 57; Softball Varsity, ' 57; Freshman Class Cheerleader- Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Sophomore Representative to the Lady of the Hall; Presidents ' Council, ' 58. Caro- line. Future Forecast— Big game hunter. Heard Sayinq— Something friendly. Pet Peeve— Carolyn. LOUISE EVE BRANSFORD wasin— Junior Classical League Science Club, ' 58. Louise. rican can-ca n girl. Heard Sayi e— No perfume in lab. LINDA MORRISON BURKHOLDER Angkor— Spanish Club. ' 5; Club, ' 57, ' 58. Linda. beach comber. Heard Sa please. Per Peeve— Missin. Club, ' 58; Sll - Cheeseburge ingle T.V. progr Seco nd Row MARIE LOUISE CARNEY Triad Frenc •58; Chee -Club S h Club, Glee C leader; ecretary ' 56, ' 57 ub, ' 57, Junior ' 58; ' 58; ' 58, Class Junior Cle Art Club President, Secretary ssica ' 56; ' 58; Pa Leag Science Junior tsey. CI CI Put 56 b linging. Pet Pee MARY VIRGINIA CECIL Triad— Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58; S Club ' 56, ' 58. Mary Virgin at Sewanee. Heard Saying— ' — High school boys. Club. ' 58; Glee Future Forec ast— Matron re ' s Ginger? Pet Peeve Third Row: SARAH McCARLEY CHESHIRE Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club Athletic Man- ager ' 58- Junior Classical League, ' 56 ' 57, ' 58, Treasurer, ' 57 ' 58- ' French Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 58- Science Club, ' 58- Art Club, ' 55; Athletic Associa- tion ' 57 ' 58- Softball Varsity, ' 57; Freshman Class Cheer- leader- Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader. Sally. Future Forecast— Filling up two en- gagement calendars Heard Saying— Does anybody have anything they don ' t want? Pet Peeve— Wearing good clothes to school. MARY ANNE COOK Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club Secretary, ' 58; Juni. Classical League ' 57- Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58, Vice-Pres dent ' 58- Science Club. ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 5 ' 58- Archery Varsity, ' 57; Sophomore Class Cheerleade Cookie. Future Forecast— Little Miss Sunbeam. Heai —talking a blue streak! Pet Peeve— Not getting a word i Fourth Row: ANN DANIEL Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 55; Club Vice-President, ' 58; Junior Classical League, ' 57; French Club, ' 58; Science Club ' 58- Art Club, ' 55; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58; Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Student Council Rep- resentative, ' 55. Anniel. Future Forecast— Collecting Gems. Heard Saying— Oh, I ' ll never get it done! Pet Peeve— Le francais. ELIZABETH McCLAIN DANIEL Triad— Junior Classical League, ' 56 ' 57, ' 58, Chaplain, ' 56; French Club, ' 56 ' 57, ' 58- Science Club, ' 58; Art Club, ' 56- Penstaff, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58, Vice-President, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58. Betty. Future Forecast— Traffic Safety Commissioner. Heard Saying— I ' m not going to eat a thing today! Pet Peeve— Book reviews. EVELYN AMES DAVIS Eccowasin— Junior Classical League, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58 Vice- President, ' 56; French Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Glee Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Athletic Association ' 55 ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Hockey Varsity, ' 56; Tennis Varsity ' 56- Stu- dent Council Representative, ' 57- Freshman Class Presi- dent; Senior Class President; Presidents ' Council ' 55 ' 58. Evie. Future Forecast— First woman president of the United States. Heard Sayinq— You must be quiet! Pet Peeve- Y ' all. ANN CAMPBELL DOBSON Angkor— Junior Classical Leaque, ' 56; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58, President, ' 58; Science Club, ' 57, ' 58; Art Club, ' 55- Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57 ' 58- Hockey Varsity ' 57; Student Council Representative, ' 56- Junior Class Treas- urer; Senior Class Secretary. Ann. Future Forecast- Skiing the Atlantic. Heard Sayinq— They forqot to wake me up! Pet Peeve— No time to qo to Rock Island. DEANE SPENCER DuBOSE Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 55; Junior Classical League ' 56, ' 57; French Club, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58- Athletic As- sociation, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Senior Class Athletic Manager- MILESTONES ' Staff ' 58. Deanie. Future Forecast— Di- rector of Camp Nakanawa. Heard Saying— Oh you all. Pet Peeve— Happy Birthday, Deanie. BARBARA RUTH DUNCAN J— Junior Classical League, ' 56- French Club ' 58- nee Club ' 58- Glee Club, ' 57, ' 58- Athletic Associa- ' 57, ' 58. B. Ruth. Future Forecast— Mile-long pony- Heard Saying— I just have to get a letter today. Pet Peeve— Postn holid, JUDITH MASON EWIN iad— Junior Classical League, ' 56; French Club, ' 56, ' 57, 3; Science Club, ' 57, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57, 3; Archery Varsity, ' 57. Mason. Future Forecast— Con- rt pianist. Heard Saying— You house ape! Pet Peeve— loir practice. CHLOE FRIERSON CLARK FORT Angkor— Junior Classical League, ' 56- French Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club ' 58. Chloe. Future Forecast- Editor for Webster ' s Dictionary. Heard Sayinq— Let ' s go out to breakfast! Pet Peeve— Cleo. GRETCHEN GRIMES Eccowasin— Club Vice-President, ' 58; French Club, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Student Council Representative, ' 56. Gretchen. Future Forecast — Designing pleated skirts. Heard Saying — My hook-up left me. Pet Peeve— Loud bells. ANNE MERVILLE GRINNELL Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 56 ' 57- Science Club, ' 58- Spanish Club, ' 57. ' 58; Student Council Representative, ' 58. Anne. Future Forecast- Model for Albert ' s hats. Heard Sayinq— We-ell. Pet Peeve— Walking. JANE LOUISE HANNA Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 55 Club Athletic Manager, ' 57, Club President, ' 58; Junior Classical League, ' 56; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club, ' 57, ' 58; Athletic Association ' 56 ' 57 ' 58- Hockey Varsity, ' 57- Basketball Varsity ' 57- Volleyball Varsity, ' 57; Student Council Rep. resentative ' 56- Presidents ' Council, ' 58. Jane. Future Forecast— Totin ' Burkitts. Heard Saying— Well honey. Pet Peeve— Not enough homecoming. NANCY LEATH HEDRICK r, ' 55; Junior Classical League, 7 ' 58- Science Club, ' 58; Ath- 1, ' 57, ' 58. Hedrick. Future ither. Heard Saying— Morrison, -Nothing to eat in the senior Second Row: RACHEL PICKERING HERBERT Triad— Club Cheerleader. ' 55, ' 56- Spanish Club ' 57. ' 58; Science Club, ' 58- Athletic Association ' 57, ' 58. Missy. Future Forecast— Modeling school jackets. Heard Saying — Well, let me just tell you . . . Pet Peeve— Big brother. WANDA PAT HILLIARD Triad— Junior Classical League ' 56 ' 57, ' 58- Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58- Science Club, ' 58- MILESTONES ' Staff, ' 57, ' 58, Editor, ' 58. Wanda. Future Forecast— Editor of Popular Mechanics. Heard Saying— Has anyone sold any ads? Pet Peeve— Things that bah-ther her. GRETCHEN IRION Triad— Club Cheerleader. ' 55; Junior Classical League ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club ' 58, Art Club ' 56, ' 57; Athletic Association, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58. Gretch. Future Forecast— Art major. Heard Saying— You get a lot to like . . . Pet Peeve— Little sisters under foot. MARILYN AUDREY KENNEDY Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club President ' 58- Junior Classical League, ' 56; French Club ' 58- Science Club ' 57, ' 58; Art Club, ' 58, Exhibit Chairman ' 58- Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58; Sophomore Class Cheerleader- Junior Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 57, ' 58. Marilyn. Future Forecast— Assistant to Dorothy Dix. Heard Saying— Let ' s have a pep rally! Pet Peeve— A shaggy mane. JUDITH GAYLE LACKEY Triad— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club President ' 58- Sci- ence Club, ' 58; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58- Glee Club ' 58- Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58; Hockey Varsity ' 57- Presi- dents ' Council, ' 58; Junior Representative to the Lady of the Hall. Judy. Future Forecast— Fourth member of the McGuire Sisters. Heard Saying— Do you all know where Jean Ann is? Pet Peeve— Latecomers to meetings. CAROLYN ANN LAMSON Triad— Club Sergeant-at-Arm League, ' 56; Spanish Club ' Glee Club, ' 56- Athletic Assoc Cheerleader. Willie. Future bop consultant. Heard Saying- Pet Peeve— Monday mornings ' 58; Junior Clas ' 58; Science Club n, ' 57, ' 58; Junior C recast— Arthur Mur m sorry I ' m late age MICHAEL LLEWELLYN LARSEN Angkor-Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club Athletic Manager 57, Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 58; Junior Classical League 56, 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 56, ' 57; Science Club ' 58- Art Club, ' 55, Exhibit Chairman, ' 55; Glee Club, ' U, ' 57 ' ' 58- Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58, Vice-President, ' 58- ' Vol! leyball Varsity, ' 57; Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Secretary- Freshman Representative to the Lady of the Hall. Mike ' Future Forecast— M.R.S. Degree. Heard Saying— Well bless your heart! Pet Peeve— Unstylish clothes MARGARET JANE LEU Ariston-Junior Classical League, ' 57- Scien Glee Club, ' 57, ' 58. Maggie. Future Forec tall. Heard Saying— I only come up to spikes! Pet Peeve— Stolen biology stools Second Row: BARBARA ANN MADDOX -Junior Classical League, ' 56- Spanish Club ' 57 58 e Club, ' 58. Ann. Future Forecast— Dress designer Saying— Guess what! Pet Peeve— The trip fron JANE BLAIR MILLER Angkor— Club Secretary ' 58- Junior Classical Lea. ' 56, 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 56, ' 57 ' 58- Science Club Glee Club, ' 55, ' 56; Senior Class Vice-President Jai Future Forecast— Dental Assistant. Heard Saying— Well Louie ' s taking - - Third Rov, Pet Peeve— Albertine JEAN ANN MILLER Angkor— Club Athletic Manager ' 58- Junior Classi League, ' 56, ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 57 ' 58 ' Sergeant-at-Ar ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Glee Club ' 56 ' 57 ' 58 Vi President, ' 58; Athletic Association ' 56 ' 57 ' 58 ' J Ann. Future Forecast— Modeling tennis ' outfits Hear, harmonizing. Pet Peeve— U.T. coeds. ANN MORRISON Eccowasin— Junior Classical League, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57- Spanisl Club. ' 57, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Glee Club, ' 58- ' Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58. Ann. Future Forecast— Khrushchev ' , little helper. Heard Saying— Kitsos! Bill and I broke uc for a day! Pet Peeve— Lynn Shull. GENEVIEVE CAROL PARKER Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 55 Club Treasurer ' 58- . ior Classical League, ' 55; French Club, ' 56, ' 57 ' 58- ence Club, ' 57, ' 58; Glee Club, ' 55, ' 57, Secretary-f r, urer, ' 57; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58- Archery Var ' 57; Hockey Varsity, ' 57- Sophomore Class Treasurer- ' ior Class Treasurer; Student Council Representative Carol. Future Forecast— Contact lens dealer He Saying— Mother made It. Pet Peeve— Slow payers. PEGGY LOUISE PARKER Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, ' 56- Spanish Club ' 57 ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Freshman Class Cheerleader- Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader ' Peggy. Future Forecas t— Modeling waist pinchers Heard Saying— I ' m ready to settle down. Pet Peeve- Noisy study halls. MARTHA WILLIAMSON PARRENT Eccov, -Juni League, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58, Se , ,ench Club, ' 58- Glee Club, ' 55. ' 56, ' 57. ' 58; Science Club ' 58 Secretary-Treasurer, ' 58: MILESTONES ' Staff ' 58 Martha. Future Forecast— Raising little Folks. Heard Saying— That ' s not dignified. Pet Peeve— Martha ent. ' BARBOUR HOWE PILCHER Junior Class j League. ' 56, ' £ ,7, 5S ■ French . ' 57, ' 58- Sc :ien« :e Club ' 58; Art Cli ' b, ' ' 55, ' 56, Exhibit Chai rma n, ' 56, Secretary -Tre asi jrer, ' 57, ' 58. ' Howl Future Forecast- -Da, ng eight eek. H eard- -Say ing the right ans wer . F ' et Peeve Second Row: BETTY SUE PINKERTON Angkor-Junior Classical League, ' 56; Science Club, ' 58; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58. Betty Sue. Future Forecast— A boy in every port. Heard Savina- Anyways . . . Pet Peeve-Piano recitals. HELEN LANIER PORTER Cla Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader. ' 55. ' 56; Junior League ' 56- French Club, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58. Helen. ' Future ' Forecast— Kappa Sig house mother. Heard Say ing— J ' aime beaucoup Les! Pet Peeve— Everything. MARTHA BROOKS PRUEHER Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 55; Junior Classical League, ' 56 ' 57 Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 56; French Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Presidents ' Council, ' 58; Student Council Representative, ' 56, ' 58, Vice-President. ' 58- Honor Society, ' 58, President, ' 58; MILESTONES Staff, ' 57 ' ' 58. Martha. Future Forecast— Water boy for the Vandy freshman football team. Heard Saying— What do you think of that, Penny? Pet Peeve— Late annual staff meetings. SUSAN SNEED PYLE CI i Club, -Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 58; Juni ■56- French Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club, ' 5 ' 57, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 5 iity, ' 57; Honor Society, ' 58, Secretar Treasurer, ' 58. Susan. Future Forecast— WAF. Hear Saying— Would you repeat that last paragraph, please? Pet Peeve— Little desk, big books. ADELYNN CRUTCHER SHULL Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 55, Club President, ' 58 Junior Classical League, ' 56; French Club, ' 58; Science Club ' 58- Glee Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58- Athletic Association ' 55. ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Hockey Varsity, ' 57; Volleyball Varsity ' 57- Presidents ' Council, ' 58. Lynn. Future Giving hula lessons. Heard Saying— That ' s a Peeve— Disappearing lunches. Pet SALLY ANNE SMITH Ariston— Club Athletic Manager, ' 58- Junior Classical League, ' 56- French Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58- Science Club, ' 58; Glee Club, ' 57- Art Club, ' 58. Exhibit Chairman, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 55, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Hockey Varsity, ' 56, ' 57- Basketball Varsity, ' 57; Sophomore Class Athletic Manager. Sally. Future Forecast— Olympic champion. Heard— Giggling. Pet Peeve— Lost glasses. 20 ELIZABETH CREIGHTON SPICKARD A ton— CI ub Cheerle iad ■ ' , ' 55. Clu b Vice-I ' resident. : - Junl or Cla islcal Leag ' 56; F h Club, ' 56. ' 57, ' 58- Scie nee Cli ' b, ' 57, ' 58 ; Athletic A . iciation ' 57, St Sec ' ■ ' 58; Pre •shman CI ass Tree ■ F man Class Ch( ;erleade tr; ! iophorr -, Class P re i Stu- I.Tli ' Count :il 1 ieprese, itati ve, ' 57 ; Pn ?sidents ' Cou nci - Pal ' . Fut ■s. H ure Foreca f ;«uir st— Raising little rabbits V t big KATHERINE LYLE STARR -Junior Clas: ileal League, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; French Club 57, ' 58, Vice- ' resident, ' 57; Science Club, ' 58- Glee ' 57; Athleti c Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58- Freshman Vice-Presider it; Junior Class Athletic Manager- Stu- Council Repr esentative. ' 58, Secretary-Treasurer ' 58- - Society, ' 58, Chaplain, ' 58; MILESTONES ' Staff ' 57 ' ' Kathy. Futu re Forecast— Entertaining French Club ers. Heard Sc lying— 1 know 1 (ailed it! Pet Peeve- Second Row; MARGARET CAROL TILLEY Triad— Junior Classica Science Club, ' 58. C clam cutter. Heard Sa Pet Peeve— Stolen hub. I Leagu ' 56; French Club, ' 56, ' 57- Future Forecast-Professionai Let ' s drive through Heights. LAURINE WALLACE VAIL vasin— Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58- Science Club Club, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Student Council Representati- Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58. Singer. Future Foi ALEXINE WILKERSON Triad-Club Vice-President, ' 58- Junior Classical League ' 56; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58, Treasurer, ' 58- Science Club ' ' 56; Athietic Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58; Speech Club ' 58! Alexine. Future Forecast— Raising chihuahuas. Heard Saying— You think you have a funny name ' Pet Peeve- Missing a trip to Florida. JOSEPHINE GRAY WILSON Eccowasin— Club Treasurer, ' 58; Junior Classical League ' 5 ; Spanish Club, ' 57, ' 58; Science Club ' 58 President ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58; Glee Club ' 57. ' 5b! Tootsie. Future Forecast— Setting new speed record from Franklin to Nashville. Heard Saying— Pero! Pet Peeve— Glee Club. Junior Class OFFICERS BETTY JANE GUFFEE President ANNE TIRRILL Vice-President ALVA HERBERT Secretary GLORIA CREAGH Treasurer NOEL BOWEN Sergeant-at-Arms ARGIECHALFANT . . . Athletic Manager MRS. RASMUSSEN Sponsor Sophomore Class OFFICERS SUSAN WILLINGHAM President SUSIE GLASGOW . . . Vice-President KITTY SENSING Secretary SUSIE SIMMONS Treasurer KATHY CLARK .... Sergeant-at-Arms LEE RUSSELL Athletic Manager MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor Freshman Class OFFICERS DORIS MATTHEWS President GALEBUNTIN Vice-President GANNE HARMON Secretary JUDY SHANKS Treasurer WINKIE BARKSDALE . . Sergeant-at-Arms RACHEL BLAIR . . . . Athletic Manager MRS. GREGORY Sponsor Juniors BEATTY, MARY BOWEN, NOEL BRACEY, GAYLE BROTHERS, MARY CORINNE CALDWELL, MARY ELIZABETH CALLICOTT, DORRIS CANNON, CAROL JANE CARTER, ANNE CHALFANT, ARGIE CREAGH, GLORIA CREIGHTON, CLARA DAVIS, BARBARA DeMOSS, PRISCILLA DICKINSON, DRANE EARLY, RUTH EDWARDS, CELA ERWIN, BETSY EVANS, SUSAN Juniors EZZELL, PEGGY FORT, JULIA FORT. LOUISE GIBBS, LINDA SUE GRIFFIN, PATSY GUFFEE, BETTY JANE GWYNN, BETSY HERBERT, ALVA HILTON, CAROL HUDDLESTON, JAMS KELLY, ALICE LEDYARD, CAROL McKEAND. PEGGY ANN NUNNELLEY, PATRICIA ORR, ALICE PARRISH, DOTTIE PATTON, JANE PATTON, SARAH Juniors PHILLIPS, ANN 5ASCH, BETSY MIDDLE, HELEN SCHEFFER, ANN SKINNER, MARY ANN STEWART, MARY TEMPLETON, DORIS TIPPENS, BETTY TIRRILL, ANNE TRABUE, MARY VAUGHN, JANICE WHITE, PATSY WILLIAMS, SUZANNE WOODS, JANICE ZEHNDER, JANE Sophomores AUSTIN, GRACIE BEACH, CAROL BENSON, KATY BERGER, ELINOR BOOKER, MARIANNE BUIST, BARBARA CAMPBELL, MARTHA CANNON, PAGE CLARK. KATHY CLEMENTS, JANE CRUTCHER, JOYCE EAKIN, NANCY FENNELL, JANET FESSEY, JUDY FINNEY, GAY GANIER. MARY GARDNER, PATSY GLASGOW, SUSIE Sophomores GLOVER, LINDA GREENLEAF, PUDDY HARRISON, NANCY JONES, DIANE JORDAN, SUSAN KEEBLE, KAY KIMBROUGH, SISSIE KIRTLEY, EVIE LEDBETTER, PATTIE MADDOX, ELLEN MARTIN, MARY GLENN MAYES, LYNN MOUGHON, BETTY NABORS, ADELYN NASH, BEVERLY PERRY, LYNN PILCHER. MARY DUDLEY RAGLAND, CLAIRE Sophomores RASMUSSEN, ADA RICHARDSON, JEAN ELLEN ROBINSON. SUSAN RUSSELL, LEE SENSING, KITTY SIMMONS, SUSIE SMITH, CILE SNEED, MARY SOWELL, DIANE STANLEY, ALICE THWEATT, KATE TODD, ALLISON WEAVER, MARTHA WHITE, LUCILE WILLINGHAM, SUSAN ZEHNDER, VIRGINIA Fresh men AYERS. NEILL BARKSDALE, WINKIE BEAMAN, BARBARA BEARDEN, JULIE BENNETT, MARISE BLAIR, RACHEL BOND, RANDLE BRACEY, GAIL BUNTIN, BETTY BUNTIN, GALE CAMPBELL. ANNE COBB, CAROL COCHRAN, MARY JANE COMER, BECKY CONE, SUSAN CRABTREE, MABEL DAHLINGER, KAREN DAUGHERTY, MEG Fresh men DIXON, DIANE DUNCAN, MARTHA FRAZER, VARINA GORDON, PAM HANEY, EMY HARMON, GANNE HARRIS, GRAYSON HART, ANNE HATHCOCK, SANDRA HOUGHLAND, SARA JO LYELL, LAURA McDANIEL, SUSAN Mcdonald, dorna McGUGIN, VIRGINIA MANNING, BENNETT MATTHEWS, DORIS MERRITT, CAROLYN NOEL. LATTIE Freshmen NOEL, MARY VANCE NORDHOLT, BARBARA OLIVER, CORINNE OTTARSON, SUSAN PARKER, SUSAN PATTERSON, JANET PIRKLE, VICKIE REAGAN, LYNNE RODENHAUSER, JUDY RYAN, CORINNE SHANKS, JUDY SHARP, LESLIE SHARP, LORENE SHERLING, CHERYL SMITH, JUDY STEINBAUGH, JANE STEWARD, BECKY TRABUE, CAROLINE WALKER, CAMILLE WELCH, CAROL Second I It ovewien t ' And [iheyl will discourse most eloquent music. Ill I ■ OFFICERS MARILYN KENNEDY President ANN DANIEL Vice-President JANE MILLER Secretary HENNIE BENEDICT Treasurer MIKE LARSEN Sergeant-at-Arms JEAN ANN MILLER Athletic Manager MRS. FOUNTAIN Sponsor CLUB SONG Cheer for the club we love; Anqkor is best. This club ranks way above, and in work and play excels the rest. What is our club? We ' re the Anqkors. Proud to be it, can ' t you see it? When we ' re winning, then we ' re grinning; And when we lose, we smile all the while. We ' re Angkor born and Angkor bred, And when we die we ' re Anqkor dead. All for the Angkors, cheer for the Anqkors; We ' re for the Anqkors — Hooray! Angkor Club CLUB SONG On Arlston, on Ariston, Forward to the goal. Always loyal, always true, We ' re always proud of you. Keep on fighting, never weaken; That ' s the way for all. Ariston Club, above all else At Harpeth Hall. OFFICERS JANE HANNA President PAT SPICKARD Vice-President MARY ANNE COOK Secretary CAROL PARKER Treasurer SUSAN PYLE Sergeant-at-Arms SALLY SMITH Athletic Manager MRS. MANN Sponsor Ariston Club OFFICERS LYNN SHULL President 3RETCHEN GRIMES Vice-President KAY BAKER Secretary TOOTSIE WILSON Treasurer BEA BEACH Sergeant-at-Arms SALLY CHESHIRE Athletic Manager MISS MIMS Sponsor CLUB SONG Eccowasin Club forever, Lift up and do. Lift up your heads, push forward, And the spirit ' s sure to carry throuqh. We ' re qoinq to fight, forever winning, With heads on high; We ' re goinq to fight for the club we love, The green and white Fight! Eccowasin Club CLUB SONG So long to old Ariston; Angkor farewell; Good-bye to Eccowasin, though they rank wel I want to be a Triad, wear red and white. Step up, congratulate me; I know I ' m right. I want to wear the ribbons over my breast. I want to be a Triad; Triad is best. OFFICERS JUDY LACKEY President ALEXINE WILKERSON Vice-President PATSEY CARNEY Secretary VIRGINIA BASS Treasurer CAROLYN LAMSON Sergeant-at-Arms GLORIA CREAGH Athletic Manager MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsor Triad Club Milestones STAFF WANDA HILLIARD Editor-in-Chief MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor ASSISTANT EDITORS HELEN RIDDLE MARTHA PARRENT CAROL LEDYARD MARTHA PRUEHER BETTY JANE GUFFEE KATHY STARR JANE ZEHNDER DEANIE DuBOSE JANICE VAUGHN ' They learn in sufferinq what they teach in song. OFFICERS CAROL BEAMAN President MARTHA PRUEHER Vice-President KATHY STARR Secretary-Treasurer MRS. EGGLESTON Sponsor ' Wherever there is music there is har- mony. C Student Council Penstaff OFFICERS VIRGINIA BASS President BETTY DANIEL Vice-President ALICE ORR Secretary-Treasurer MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor Music resembies poetry; in each Are nameless graces which no methods teach And which a master-hand alone can reach. OFFICERS MARTHA PRUEHER President SUSAN PYLE Secre ' ary-Treasurer KATHY STARR Chaplain MRS. OTTARSON Sponsor ' Songs spring through perfection. ' Honor Society Presidents ' Council ' The principles of harmony govern [them]. OFFICERS CAROLINE BOYD President MIKE LARSEN Vice-President PAT SPICKARD Secretary-Treasurer MISS CHADWELL Sponsor ' Gymnastics as well as music should begin in early years. Athletic Association Science Club OFFICERS TOOTSIE WILSON President KAY BAKER Vice-President MARTHA PARRENT Secretary-Treasurer MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsor Music is in all growinq things; Earth ' s silence lives, and throbs, and sings. OFFICERS BEA BEACH Consul BETTY MOUGHON Praetor MARTHA PARRENT Scriba SALLY CHESHIRE Quaestor KAY KEEBLE Aedile SUSAN ROBINSON Pontifex Maximus MRS. OTTARSON Sponsor MISS MIMS Sponsor MRS. BROCK Sponsor Music is the universal language of man- kind. Junior Classical League French Club OFFICERS ANN BOULT President CAROL HILTON Vice-President SALLY CHESHIRE Secretary-Treasurer MRS. FOUNTAIN Sponsor En chantant [de] la France, nous chan- terons mieux. OFFICERS ANN DOBSON President MARY ANN COOK Vice-President LUCY BEDFORD Secretary ALEXINE WILKERSON Treasurer JEAN ANN MILLER Sergeant-at-Arms MISS M1MS Sponsor ' Gaily the troubadour Touched his quitar. Spanish Club Art Club OFFICERS HOWE PILCHER Presided CAROL BEACH Vice-President PAGE CANNON Secretary-Treasurer DORRIS CALLICOTT Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. UTKENHOUS Sponsor In sweet music is such art. ' OFFICERS PATSEY CARNEY President JEAN ANN MILLER Sergeant-at-Arms ANNE CARTER Librarian MRS. BREAST Sponsor The full-voiced quire below Dissolves [us] into ecstasies, And brings all heaven before four eyes. Glee Club £ X gdgSBsB m ouemen ' The God of Music dwelielh out of doc t VARSITY SPORTS Top: ARCHERY VARSITY First Row: Susan Pyle Mike Larsen Louise Fort, Mason Ewin. Second Row: Tootsie Wilson, Barbara Ruth Duncan, Patsy White, Pat Spickard, Lynn Shull, Clara Creighton, Gloria Creagh, Janis Huddleston. Top: TABLE TENNIS VARSITY Gayle Bracey, Betty Sue Pinkerton, Carol Beach. BADMINTON VARSITY Carol Hilton, Gayle Bracey, Gloria Creagh, Mary Sneed. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY First Row: Gayle Bracey, Gloria Creagh. Second Row: Sallv Smith, Cile Smith, Lynn Shull, Jane Hanna, Ann Scheffer, Mary Sneed. 46 ■ r HOCKEY VARSITY First Row: Peggy McKeand, Drane Dickinson, Jean Ann Miller, CI. Creighton, Ann Carter. Dee Templeton. Second Row: Jane Han Sally Smith, Caroline Boyd. GLORIA CREAGH MOST ATHLETIC GIRL me£ i !l BASEBALL VARSITY First Row: Mary Sneed, Martha Prueher, Cile Smith, Gloria Creagh. ' -V v V C ' B- Vi TENNIS VARSITY Ann Carter, Carol Beaman, Jean Ann Miller, Evie Da BASKETBALL VARSITY sroupfn ouemen t How many once lauded in song. ' : • f .. ., .... Concert Mistress and Attendants The Lady of the Hall and Court First Row Caroline Boyd Senior Maid Louise Bransford Herald Patsey Carney Herald Doris Mathews Freshman Maid Second Row Betsy Gwynn Junior Maid Evie Davis Lady of the Hall Susan Willingham Sophomore Maid . . .the mistress of all music land her attendants]. - «Hbr v X m Wb COLORATURA Senior with the Highest Average ... Swells the note of praise. Citizenship Bracelet [We ' ll] sing thee a song in thy praise. HARPETH HALL SOLOIST SALLY SMITH Most Athletic And in [her] motions harmony divine. ' MARTHA PRUEHER Best All Round Golden orb of perfect song. ' SYMPHONY PATSEY CARNEY Sweetest ' Songbirds are sweetest. ' NANCY HEDRICK Most Sophisticated eauty of style and harmony and grace. : MARILYN KENNEDY Most Popular ' She, whose song we love the best. STARS JANE MILLER Most Talented ' [Her] very foot has music in it. HENNIE BENEDICT Most Devilish Why should the devil have all the good tune DEANIE DUBOSE Most Casual [She ' s] free to sing and play. ' mm 7j St. , ■ v .- s wl ' •- IS s i $ ' ;«J - jA f - ■ ' - J ' . ' . ; ' ,„A ■ ' P ' JUDY LACKEY Best Dressed Clothed from head to foot in song. ' EVIE DAVIS Most Likely to Succeed A glittering music — spark. SYMPHONY CAROL BEAMAN Most Beautiful There is music even in the beauty. ' HOWE PILCHER Most Intellectual . to study hard, think quietly, this is to be my symphony. ' CAROLINE BOYD Friendliest Piping songs of pleasant glee. MIKE LARSEN Most in Love ' If music be the food of love, play on. LUCY BEDFORD Biggest Party Gal The mad, merry music that sets [her] a-dancing. CHLOE FORT Wittiest A careless song, with a little nonsense in it now and then, mis-become a monarch. l na te There is always one last song. ■ V . ' ■ ' ' V « • ' t J b «afc ; ,- ' . x l 9? K -5 ™ C ncore O Music, sphere-descended maid, Friend of pleasure, wisdom ' s aid. (O advertiser, twentieth century maid, Friend of publications, Milestones ' aid. Sl|opforLe4tes 219 Sixth Avenue, North and Belle Meade Theater Building omplim en ts 4 PERIOD FURNITURE COMPANY DAVIS AND CDRSDN Agency Established 1867 ESTABLISHED 1867 INSURANCE AND BONDING NASHVILLE Only MODERN NATURAL GAS A tur m does so much more for so much less! NASHVILLE GAS COMPANY The best dressed girls on the campus wear clothes Tew tr Ccuntrij £kvp 2412 West End Ave. DRAUGHON ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE 131 8th Avenue North Best Seller Everywhere Best Buy Anywhere a£ 4 MILK ICE CREAM NASHVILLE ' S FINEST ADDRESS (Now An Alsonett Hotel) Extends Best Wishes for a Highly Successful Future to the Class of ' 58. FELTS HARDWARE CO. 2204 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 8-4439 HARDWARE— Complete Air Conditioning — Appliances- Kitchen and Bathroom Modernization BRANSON HAIR STYLIST Phones BR 7-2022 and BR 7-2023 1808 21st Ave., S. Nashville, Tenn. GEORGE GRIFFIN Esso Servicenter Tire Co. 4101 Hillsboro Road CYpress 7-8280 AAA Road Service H Belle Meade Drugs CARTER BLANKENSHIP HENRY GOWER Harding Road at White Bridge Road Phone CY 2-5579 HILLSBORO CLEA NERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS I 6th and Division St. ALpine 4-3306 SHOP WITH COLEMAN HAYES HAYES MARKET Fancy Foods — Low Prices 4105 Hillsboro Road CYpress 2-6613 COMPLIMENTS OF BELL ' S BOOTERIES, INC. Shoes for Everyone 703-705 Church St. HARLEY HOLT COMPANY for GOOD FURNITURE Dinkier— Andrew Jackson Hotel COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED MELFI ' S RESTAURANT Pizza King Italian Spaghetti 1923 Division St. AL 6-9253 COMPLIMENTS QF AMBROSE PRINTING COMPANY MARY BALL CANDIES 225-6th Avenue N. now ' n Green Hills with fountain service. R. T. OVERTON SON FRUITS and VEGETABLES 406 Jackson St. NASHVILLE, TENN. WHEN YOU BUILD! Build with Lifetime Materials T. L. Herbert Sons BUSH BRICK CONTINUOUS MIX CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL INSULATION CELOTEX INSULATING SIDING CAREY ROOFING MATERIALS SHEATHING U. S GYPSUM PRODUCTS A. P. GREEN FIRE BRICK FENESTRA STEEL WINDOWS MAJESTIC FIREPLACE DAMPERS A C. HORN PRODUCTS ZONOLITE PRODUCTS HERMITAGE CEMENTS VALCO ALUMINUM WINDOWS T. L HERBERT SONS W. G. BUSH COMPANY Phone ALpine 6-4101 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SMOOT ' S FLOWERS Church at Nineteenth CH 2-6554 VIRGINIA SMOOT ALINE ELLEDGE LYNN MEEK LEON GILBERT RAINBOW LAUNDRY Bundles of Satisfaction SAVE 15% 16th McGavock GRANNIS CAMERA SHOP 4003 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE, TENN. i leeci a j ' no fog rainier . Call BOB GRANNIS Nashville ' s Largest Photographer Green Hills Theatre Bldg. (compliments if, 4 Noel Company, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF OSBORNE FARM MARKET B W CAFETERIA 222 6th Ave. North Private Dining Room by Reservation COMPLIMENTS GREEN HILLS BOOTERY Green Hills Theater Bldg. SOUND SYSTEMS AIR CONDITIONERS CURREY ' S RADIO SERVICE COMPANY Sales Television Service 2206 Ellis+on Place NASHVILLE 5, TENN. = Phone BRoadway 7-4791 = RCA-VICTOR CAPEHART FEDDERS ZENITH COMPLIMENTS OF McKay - Cameron Company, Inc. NASHVILLE TENT AND AWNING COMPANY 615 20th Ave. N. ALpine 5-7441 JOSEPH ' S HAIR STYLISTS Open Monday and Friday Evenings Till 9:00 925 Church St. ALpine 4-6477 - ALpine 4-6478 Weddinoi _Xr v? v_y« ' S pecialtii L. L. TUCKER I li otocff ' anli3 l807 ' 2 21st Ave., Sc Phone BR 7-3162 • PORTRAITS • BABIES • DANCE PHOTOS A woman ' s specialty shop with a luxurious set- ting as modern as tomorrow . . . Here you will find your favorite fashion names . . . with the excellence of quality, fashion and value . . . The friendly atmosphere makes Rich-Schwartz a favorite place to shop. QecL .v M HOWARD JOHNSON ' S RESTAURANTS DICKERSON ROAD MURFREESBORO ROAD J. L REND FOODS Inc. HARPETH GALLERY 4104 Hillsboro Rd. WEDDING PRESENTS GRADUATION GIFTS ENGLISH SILVER WILSON-QUICK PHARMACY County-Wide Free Delivery 1911 Church St. 219 Public Sq. 2800 West End Ave. Doctors Bldg. 1813 Hillsboro Rd. 2614 Gallatin Rd. Harding Rd. at Woodmont Blv Charge Accounts Invited THE B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 214-216 SIXTH AVE. NORTH NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE Our 1 00th Year EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 SIXTH AVE., N. VynayBURKes FURS | 1 | A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH FINE FURS for over 35 years FUR STORAGE A CORDIAL WELCOME ALWAYS AWAITS YOU CHAYBURKE ' S EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 6th Ave., N. Call ALpine 5-3377 jror a Lovelier iyou Visit MAYS STUDIO OF BEAUTY 41 I I Hillsboro Rd. CY 7-5422 COMPLIMENTS M T. GOSSETT Pioneer of the Air Con ditioning Industry in Nashville 1205 Church Street Telephone ALpine 4-7551 COMPLIMENTS of c L)ix Li lited 2302 West End Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF TISDALE TISDALE Architects COMPLIMENTS OF WAMSER, STEWART, VAUGHN, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN HILLS BRANCH FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 3708 Hillsboro Road Your 31 2% Place to Save TOM HARRISON FLOWERS Phone ALpine 4-1891 West End at 2 1st Ave. NASHVILLE 4, TENN. Colonial Coffee Served Wherever Discriminating Hostesses Prefer Finer Quality COMPLIMENTS OF HARPETH MOTOR CO. FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE ALpine 6-8500 P. M. CHAFFIN AND SONS Harding Road BUILDERS OF QUALITY HOMES JOHN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Logan ' s Shopping Center Highway 100 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 7-5434 RICHLAND MARKET The Store with a Thousand Smiles THE FINEST IN FOODS We Deliver Daily COMPLIMENTS OF TENNESSEE LUMBER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF BUFORD LEWIS COMPANY 154 4th Avenue, North COMPLIMENTS OF ' PRO TED LeMAIRE Belle Meade Country Club WEBB ' S SERVICE STATION Washing, Greasing and Road Service Cars Called for and Delivered CYpress 2-6466 Hillsboro and Hobbs Road FORD-MUSGROVE DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE CYpress 2-5531 NASHVILLE, TENN. Harding Road at Westover Drive TBOOKS . .-. RECORDS 719 Church Street . Phone 4-1873 A Sportswear Nashville ' s Only Exclusive Ladies California Sportswear Store 227 6th Avenue N. A MODERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Fully Accredited Appealing to Those Who Want the Best Offering Complete Office Training, Secretarial Courses, Etc. Pay More and Get More — It Pays to Buy the Best NASHVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Y.M.C.A. Building Nashville, Tennessee EAT VELVET ICE CREAM For Vital Energy Bulbs-Plants-Lawn Service Spraying MILDRED ' S BEAUTY GEDDES DOUGLAS SALON GARDEN CENTER 122 2 1st Avenue So. Everything For the Garden CY 7-2287 3902 Hillsboro Rd. Between Broad Street and West End Avenue COMPLIMENTS LAMP AND SHADE OF SHOP FALL ' S BUSINESS 1925 CHURCH ST. COLLEGE ( omptim en 15 McCLURE ' S COMPLIMENTS OTTENVILLE TIRE COMPANY Ask For ALLOWAY ' S TABLE TEST EGGS POULTRY FRESH MEATS CURED MEATS Distributed By ALLOWAY BROS. CO. REDUCE INSURANCE COSTS Save up to 20% Fire — Automobile — Burglary — Liability SAM KIRKPATRICK 1922 Church St. ALpine 5-5738 r A GOOD CLOTHES SIXTH AT UNION COMPLIMENTS OF WILLOW PLUNGE FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE BENNETT ' S INC. Fruits and Flowers West Melrose Bldg. FRANKLIN ROAD AMherst 9-3464 THE TURNTABLE 32nd and West End Avenue CY 8-4803 Green Hills Theatre Building CY 8-51 I I RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS ACCESSORIES LYZON PICTURES FRAMES DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON Harding Road CYpress 2-4661 Belle Meade ' s Smartest Shop COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES OIL COMPANY Hillsboro at Abbott Martin NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Service Stations in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas Since 1935 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WALTER BAUER ' S BEAUTY SALONS THE MELROSE on Franklin Road CYpress 2-5154 THE WEST END 3201 West End Ave. BRoadway 7-0058 THE HILLSBORO 4012 Hillsboro Road AMherst 9-3222 HIBBETT ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 3203 Belmont Blvd. CY 2-5519 Phone CYpress 2-2265 JOHNSON ESSO SERVICE Your Friendly Neighborhood Station Road Service Harding-White Bridge Rd. Nashville, Tenn. EMMA ' S The South ' s Most Beautiful Flower Shop J. H. TIDMAN 2410 West End KATY ' S Styles of Distinction ' 4110 Hillsboro Rd. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS Ol BELLE MEADE POLICE DEPT. CROSS KEYS RESTAURANT Downtown Green Hills Village 22I-6TH AVE., NO. HILLSBORO ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF J. B. THOMAS COMPANY, INC. 1902 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE STEPHENS HARDWARE COMPANY 4101 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE 4, TENNESSEE CY 7-2475 Gifts of DISTINCTION r uth ( Cinard 520 Union St. AL 5-2628 WOODLAWN MARKET Groceries — Fresh Meats CY 2-3354 CY 2-3355 2814 Wood awn Dr. CY 2-3356 Pcdhj s r ecotd lion All types of recordings phonographs and radios 1 804 2 1 st Ave So. BR 7-5600 COMPLIMENTS SRINNELL REALTY CO. CYpress 7-531 I 2204 21st Avenue GREEN HILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE 21 Green Hills Dr. CYpress 2-7848 GENUINE Jefferson St. Bridge E. AL 5-3171 COMPLIMENTS— TRABUE SERVICE CENTER 6% gasoline discount Across from Vanderbilt Hospital PENNY IN HER BUBE COMPLIMENTS OF HERMITAGE FINE FOODS COFFEE COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF THE GOLD CIRCLE Green Hills Village CY 7-9543 COMPLIMENTS OF PEACH WITT GULF STATION FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE WILKERSON HARDWARE COMPANY Sporting Goods Paints Flower Seeds Main Street FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE Drink cm In Bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ( omplimen ts l P 4 Franklin Concrete Inc GREEN HILLS MARKET (The-House-That-Quali+y-Built) HILLSBORO ROAD AM 9-3447 CY 7-9137 LAWSON SERVICE STATION BATTERY SERVICE TIRE SERVICE Hardi nq Road, at Hard ng Place NASHVILLE OFFICE MACHINE CO. Typewriters Adding Machines Sales Service AL 6-5596 AL 6-3222 400 Church COMPLIMENTS OF Magic Chef Inc. COMPLIMENTS or BARRY-COCKRILL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF CUMBERLAND OIL CO. Mobilgas Mobiloii THE MILESTONES has presented to you the patrons of The Harpeth Hall Symphony. Without their generous support, the publication of this annual would have been impossible. Let us show our appreciation for their interest by patronizing these advertisers. THE 1958 MILESTONES WAS DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING COMPANY