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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

harken well to what I sing, A lay as yet unheard, Of Harpeth Hall and her legend fair, Majestic in each word. OF HARPETH HALL I sing of classes, one through four. And of their teachers sage, The sports, the clubs, the laurels proud. The graduation page. ■ BW ynAi A woeful day ' twas to behold When. eight long years ago, Ward-Belmont closed her gates so fair Ami silent were her bells-o. ! vS«%,.. - , e I But brave hearts toiled, failing n ' er, To find a new abode, And lo, through mist and cloudy day. The dauntless nobles rode. - ..- ..: ' . ' • •afc, . One merrie day the snow-white steeds Were halt before a scene Where castle tall was spied aloft The dark magnolia green. , V  !a 8ftSP f ' m -kg I So Harpelh Hall wan mabliriirri fast, The place beloved li named. And lasses dailj plodpr llie failli That is so wideh famed. f ' Harpeth Hall, thou place beloved, Thy beauty crowns the hill; In strength and grace thy walls arise Above the woodland, still. Of the many wonders plain to ken In Harpeth ' s beauteous halls, The teachers must be paid their due As finest, yea, of all. NOBLE DAMES UttitreAA c$ the tHancr I pondered long and wond ' ringly To find the spirit dear That loves and keeps the school on higl From year to glorious year. And lo, I found her at the helm, Mrs. Souhy, fairest heart, Whose praises now I gladly sing And devotions true impart. DEDICATION The 1959 Milestones is dedicated with love and appreciation to our head mistress. Mrs. Susan Sot hy BILL1E PYLE English. Tennes Women, B.S.: Ne Theological Semii KUYKEMIALL. see College for w Orleans Baptist ary; George Pea- MARY English. Teacher Switzerl nior Cla McMillan rasmussen, George Peabody College for , B.S.; University of Bern, ind; Harvard University; Se- ss Sponsor. MARTHA GREGORY. English. Uni- versity of Alabama, B.S.. B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Library Science, George Peabody Col- body College for Vanderbilt I nive School of Engli-I lege; Penstaff Teachers, M.A.; rsitv: Bread Loaf . Middlebury Col- Sponsor; MlLE- lege for Teachers; Freshman Class Sponsor. MAMIE D. BROCK. English and Latin Randolph-Macon Women ' s College A.B.; George Peabody College fo: Teachers, M.A.; Institute for Latii Teachers at William and Mary College M K(, AJLET HF.Nh Y f TTAR- SON, Latin. Ra idolpl -Macon W ■- Colli ;e. B.A .: Ur iversity of Ron e, Italy M.A. The Ameri- ca n, B ritish, I talian. and French A -ademies, Athens. Greece; The S rbon ne, Par s; Va iderbilt Uni- ve rsity Junio r Clas sical League Sponso r; Hone. r Society Sp nsor. LUCY LANDRU FOUNTAIN, French. Barnard College, B.A.; Columbia Uni- versity; George Peabody College for Teachers; Angkor Club Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. V ELLA PURYEAR MIMS, Spanish, Latin, and French. Vanderbilt Univer- sity, B.A.; Columbia University. M.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers; University of Rome, Italy; The Sor- bonne, Paris; Eccowasin Club Spon- sor; Spanish Club Sponsor; Junior Classical League Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. FACULTY - V i. 4. ▲ RUTH M. MANN, Mathematics. University of Wisconsin. B.S.; Aris- ton Club Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor. DOROTHEA GRIFFIN. and History. I niversit o University of Minnesota. PENELOPE MOUNTFORT, Science. University of Buffalo. B.S.; George Pea- body College for Teachers, M.A.; Triad Club Sponsor; Science Club Sponsor. SOPHRONIA M. EGGLESTON, His- tory. Goucher College. B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Student Council Sponsor. VIOLET and Econ College, M.A. JANE WATKINS, History omic Geography. Agnes Seott B.A.; Vanderbilt University, PATH I NTON I ' ll li II I Phv-i- cal Education. Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.A., M.A.; Athletic Associa- tion Sponsor. V l NII-RI-l BREAST, Glee ( lob George Pcabod) College [01 teach- ers, B.S.; Glee Club S isor. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. Speech. Sul- lins College; Northwestern University, B.S. LENORE L1TKENH0US, Art. Univer- ROBERTA SUE WIKLE. Study Hall U CILE I). M.-I.KAN. Bu sity of Minnesota, B.S.; Art Center, Supervisor. Manager; Typing. University of Louisville; Art Club Sponsor. FACULTY MANDY GRAY SIMPSON, Librarian. MWill.l.l. SPAIN. Dini Vanderbilt 1 niversity, B.S.: Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrej ; George Pea- body College for Teachers. 11 • -V Here are the classes, four in all, Delightful to mine eyes, Whose noble spirits Harpeth claims, as In strength and grace her walls arise. FAIR LASSES Patsy White President Betsy Gwynn Vice-President Alice Orr Secretary Patsy Griffin Treasurer Clara Creighton Sergeant-at-Arms Gayle Bracey Athletic Manager Mrs. Rasmussen Sponsor At Harpeth ' s gates four years ago A new class did arrive; The years have fled, but from it all Friends and wisdom do survive. Now I salute with tuneful note The Senior maids so fine; ' Tis not adieu but au revoir — To the Class of Fifty-nine! THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THE SENIOR CLASS FOR First Row: MARY BAIRD BEATTY, Ariston— Club Cheerleader. ' 56 Club Treasurer, ' 59; Junior Classical League. ' 57. ' 58: Spani-h Chili ' 58 59: Science Club, ' 57, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 59; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 58, ' 59; Junior Class Cheerleader. Mary. Heard Saying— M ' am ? Pet Peeve— Boys with lines. Future Forecast— Miss Com- modore. MARTHA NOEL BOWEN, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader ' 56: Junior Classical League, ' 57: French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 57, ' 58; Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Noel. Heard Saying— I ' m in love. Pet Peeve— A spit curl out of place. Future Forecast — Raising her own vineyard. GAYLE PORTER BRACEY, Ecco- ' 59; Junior Classical League. ' 58: S Club, ' 59; Glee Club. ' 58; Athletic Table Tennis Varsity, ' 57. ' 58- Bad. Varsity, ' 58; Junior Class Cheerlead. sin — Club Sergeant-at-Arms, inisli Club, ' 58, ' 59: Science .ssociation, ' 56. ' 57, 58. ' 59: nton Varsity, ' 58; Volleyball ; Senior Class Athletic Man- - I just failed it! Pet Peeve— Pay- ills. Future Forecast— Author of The Gayle. Heard Saying ing for long distance phone i Art of Ping Pong. MARY CORINNE BROTHERS. Triad— Club Cheerleade Classical League, ' 57 ' 59; Glee Club, ' 57, ' 58; Athl.-t. Student Council Representative. Class Athletic Manager. Kin. Hi Pet Peeve — Anything wrong. Futu Table. ' 56: ' 58. ' 59: Science Club, tion, ' 56. ' 57, ' 58, ' 59: ' resident, 59; Freshman ig Who needs sleep? st— Queen of the Brown MARY ELIZABETH CALDWELL. Eccowasin League, ' 57, ' 58; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59, Secretin Penstaff, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Senior Class CI rleader. 1 Saying— Can I borrow . . .? Pet Peeve Alhhl cast — Learning how to hold her hockey slick. Second Row : DORRIS CALLICOTT. Triad-Spanish Club ' 58 ' 59 Vicc-Presi dent. ' 59: Science Club, ' 59; Art Club. ' 57. ' 58. Sergeant-at-Arma ' 57, ' 58; Dorris. Heard— Speaking Spanish Pel Peeve— Non-cre- ative themes. Future Forecast— Tracing her family ire.- to Adam and Eve. CAROL JANE CANNON. Angkor— Junior Classical League ' 57- French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; An Club. ' 58- Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59; Carol Jane Heard— Trying to make Iter- self heard. Pet Peeve— Convertible lops up on sunn) days. Future Forecast— National tennis champ. ANNE BURWELL CARTER. Angkor— Transfer Student. ' 58- Club President. ' 59: Junior Classical League. ' 58: French Cluii. ' 58 ' .,9- Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59, Librarian, ' 58; Athletic Association, ' 58. ' 59; Tennis Varsity, ' 58: Hockey Varsity, ' 58: Junior Class Cheerleader; Presidents ' Council. ' 59: Anne. Heard Saying— Oh, he ' ll come back. Pet Peeve— Going blank in French. Future Forecast— Look- ing for the perfect Husband. ARGIE NEIL CHALFANT, of the 0 ' man. GLORIA CALLICI ' TT CREAGH, Triad Club Athletic Manager, ' 58; Junior Clas! Club. ' 57. ' 58; Science Club. ' 59; Athleti, Presideni. ' 59; Softball Varsity, ' 58- Vo minton Varsity, ' 58; Archer) Varsity, ' 58 Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Clas ngkor— Club Cheerleader. ' 56: Junior nish Club, ' 58. ' 59; Science Club. ' 59: 8, ' 59, Vice-President, 59: Hocke) Vai etic Manager. Argie. Heard Saying Orgie. Future Forecast— Taking care Co Walking h. ' Vol school. Future F. -Club Cheerleader. 56: ;al League. ' 58: Spanish Athletic Girl, ' 58: - bird! Pel IV -Being hunted. THE SENIOR CLASS FOR ' 59 First Row: CLARA HARGRAVE CREIGHTON. Eccowasin— Club Athletic Manager, ' 59: Junior Classical League, ' 58: Spanish Club, ' 58. ' 59: Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 56: Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59: Hockey Varsity, ' 58; Archery Varsity, ' 57, ' 58: Student Coun- cil Representative, ' 58; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Clara. Heard Saying— You all be quiet! Pet Peeve— Midnight Oil. Fu- ture Forecast — Manager at Camp Riva-Lake. BARBARA ELLEN DAVIS, Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 56, Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57: Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59; Archery Varsity, ' 58: Student Council Representative, ' 59: Junior Class Cheerleader: Senior Class Cheerleader. Barbara. Heard Saving— ' ■Cain-Sloan has it! Pet Peeve— No more Wash Dries. Future Forecast — Honeymoon in Europe. PRISCILLA McFARLAND DeMOSS, Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; French Club, ' 58; Sci- ence Club, ' 59: Glee Club, ' 59, Librarian, ' 59; Freshman Class Cheerleader. Prissy. Heard Saying — Oh yes, I agree. Pet Peeve — A weekend in Nashville. Forecast — Always GAY . . . MYRTLE DRANE DICKINSON. Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 56, Club Secretary. ' 59: Junior Classical League, ' 58; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59: Science Club, ' 59: Athletic Association. ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Hockey Varsity, ' 58. Drane-O. Heard— Laughing. Pet Peeve- Spanish dictation. Future Forecast — Tights for every occasion. RUTH KELLER EARLY, Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 56, Club President. ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57: Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59: Science Club, ' 59: Student Council Representative. ' 57; Fresh- man Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Presidents ' Council, 59. Ruth. Heard Saving— Oh. that ' s just rotty! Pet Peeves — A night with- out a phone call. Future Forecast— Clothes buyer for Saks, Fifth Second Row : CELIA WALTON EDWARDS. Eccowasin— Junior Classical League, ' 58: Spanish Club. ' 58. ' 59: Science Club, ' 59: Athletic Associa- tion, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59. Cela. Heard Saying— Twinkle. Pet Peeve— Turpin-time. Future Forecast — Still napping. ELISABETH ANN ERWIN, Triad— Club Cheerleader, ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58: Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 59; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader. Betsy. Heard Saying — Have you heard the one about . . .? Pet Peeve — No smoking in the Senior House. Future Forecast — Asking intelligent questions. SUSAN FOSTER EVANS, Triad— Transfer Student, ' 58; Club President, ' 59; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Art Club, 58; Penstafi, ' 58, ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 58; Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheerleader; Presidents ' Council, 59; Milestones Staff, ' 59, Associate Editor, Business, ' 59. Susan. Heard Saying — I ' ve just got to make 100. Pet Peeve — Annual pic- tures. Future Forecast — Editor of Harper ' s Bazaar. MARGARET RHETT EZZELL, Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 56; Club Vice-President, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 58, 59; Science Club, ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 59; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheerleader. Peggy. Heard Saying — Oh, I nearly died! Pet Peeve — Summer romances. Future Forecast — Official keeper of the Sewanee Date Book. JULIA WARFIELD FORT, Angkor— Club Athletic Manager, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59, Vice-President, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Freshman Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 56. Julia. Heard Saying — Oh, dear Heavens! Pet Peeve — Tactless people. Future Forecast — Getting somewhere on time. THE SENIOR CLASS FOR 59 First Row : LOUISE CLARK FORT, Angkor— Club Cheerleader. ' 56; Club Treasurer, ' 59: Junior Classical League. 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 58. ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57. ' 58, ' 59: Archery Varsity, ' 58: Table Tennis Varsity, ' 57; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader. Louise. Heard Say- ing — . . . ut the window. Pet Peeve; — Neatness at school. Future Forecast— Drug store fly. LINDA SUE GIBBS. Angkor— Club Cheerleader. ' 56; Club Secre- tary, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57. ' 58: Frencli Club. ' 58. ' 59: Science Club, ' 59: Archery Varsity, ' 58; Student Council Repre- sentative, ' 59; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheer- leader; Senior Class Cheerleader. Linda Sue. Heard Saying — Oh! That ' s cute! Pet Peeve— Linda Sue, you ' re so little. Fu- ture Forecast — Mascot for the SPO ' s. PATRICIA JANE GRIFFIN, Triad— Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Sci- ence Club, ' 59; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Treas- urer. Patsy. Heard Saying — This time I ' m gonna let it grow. Pet Peeve — Second Period pack rats. Future Forecast— Tranquilized. BETTY JANE GUFFEE, Angkor— Junior Classical League, ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 58. ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 57, ' 59. President, ' 59: Junior Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 58, ' 59: MILESTONES Staff, ' 58: Sophomore Representative to Heard Saying — Que es esto? Pet in place. Future Forecast — Always ' 58, ' 59; George Washii the Lady of the Hall. Betita. ' Peeve — People with every hait getting the Brown. HELEN ELIZABETH GWYNN, Ariston— Junior Classical League, ' 57. ' 58, ' 59, Chaplain, ' 57; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 58; Penstaff, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, President, ' 59; Fresh- man Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice-President; Honor Society, ' 59, Chaplain, ' 59; Milestones Staff, 59: Junior Representative to the Lady of the Hall. Betsy. Heard — Mumbling the formula for clay. Pet Peeve — 99 in chem- istry. Future Forecast — Terrorizing mosquitoes. Second Row : ALVA SCUDDAY HERBERT. Eccowasin— Club Secretary ' 59- Club Cheerleader. ' 56, ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59: Science Club. ' 59; Glee Club, ' 57, ' 58; Archerv Varsity, ' 58; Student Council Representative, ' 57; Freshman Class Cheerleader: Sophomore Class Cheerleader: Junior Class Secretary. Alva. Heard Saying- Something frank. Pet Peeve— Greasy hair. Future Forecast — Best-dressed woman of the year. CAROLINE CLARK HILTON, Ariston— Club Cheerleader ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58: French Club, ' 58, ' 59. Vice-Presi- dent, ' 58. President, ' 59; Science Club. ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59; Badminton Varsity, ' 58; Honor Society, ' 59, Vice-Presi- dent, ' 59. Carol. Heard Saying— Now don ' t be ridiculous. Pet Peeve— A B in French. Future Forecast— Saint Louis Woman. JANICE MARTIN HUDDLESTON, Triad-Club Cheerleader, ' 56. Club Vice-President, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59: Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 59; Archery Varsity, ' 58; Sophomore Class Cheerleader. Janis. Heard! Pet Peeve — Glasses ' guards. Future Forecast — Sweetheart of S.A.E. ALICE ANNE KELLY, Eccowasin— Ti Club, ' 58, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59, I Cheerleader. Alice. Heard Saying- Glee Club? Pet Peeve— People who Future Forecast — La Traviata. insfer Student, ' 58; French resident, ' 59; Junior Class ' Won ' t somebody join the won ' t join the Glee Club. CAROLINE LEDYARD. Ariston— Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59: Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 57; Athletic Association, ' 57. ' 58. ' 59; Freshman Class Athletic Manager; Milestones Staff, ' 58. Carol. Heard Saying— I just don ' t think that ' s right. Pet Peeve — Smoking. Future Forecast — Game warden on a moose pre- THE SENIOR CLASS FOR 5 9 First Row: MARGARET ANN McKEAND, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 56, Club Treasurer, ' 59: Junior Classical League, ' 57; French Club, ' 58; Science Club, ' 59; Glee. Club, ' 58, ' 59, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59; Hockey Varsity, ' 58; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Peggy Ann. Heard Saying — Ya ' H, I ' m on a diet! Pet Peeve — Calories. Future Forecast — Straight telephone line to B.G.A. PATRICIA ANN NUNNELLEY, Eccowasin— Club Vice-President, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 57: French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 57. Pat. Heard Saying — Oh! Pet Peeve — Short boys. Future Forecast — Calendar girl. Second Row: ANN BASS PHILLIPS, retary, ' 59; Junior Classi Science Club, ' 59; Fre: Vice-President. Ann. Mouse! Pet Peeve— Fr; Army Chief-oi-Staff. Triad— Club Cheerleader, ' 56, Club Sec- cal League, ' 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; hman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Heard Saying — Cut out that Mickey n ' s figure. Future Forecast — Wife of U.S. ELIZABETH WOODWORTH RASCH, Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 58; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; French Club, ' 58, ' 59, Secretary, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59, President, ' 59; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 58, ' 59; Archery Varsity, ' 58. Betsy. Heard Saying — I ' ve lost my unknown! Pet Peeve — Slippery slide rule. Future Fore- cast — President of Equestrian Society. ALICE REBECCA ORR, Triad— Club Cheerleader, ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 57; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Penstaff, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 58; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Secretary. Alice. Heard Saying — You all, we ' ve got to work! Pet Peeve — Beef hash at Penstaff dinners. Future Forecast — Pageboy hairdo. DOROTHY ANNE PARRISH, Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 58; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59. Dottie. Heard Saying— I ' ll never finish this sweater by Christmas! Pet Peeve — The Long Trail Home. Future Forecast — Advertising Manager for Silky Straight. NANCY JANE PATTON— Angkor— Junior Classical League, ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59, President, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59: Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59. Jane. Heard Saying — Oh, that ' s just great! Pet Peeve — Blizzards. Future Forecast — Miss Penny ' s substitute. HELEN DOROTHY RIDDLE. Triad— Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, President, ' 59; French Club, ' 58. ' 59; Science Club, ' 59: Honor Society, ' 59, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 59; Milestones Staff, ' 58, ' 59. Helen. Heard Saying — I just haven ' t got the time! Pet Peeve: — Latin notes. Future Forecast — Shoe model for I. Miller. ANN EATON SCHEFFER, Eccowasin — Junior Classical League, ' 58; Spanish Club. ' 58, ' 59; Sc ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58: Volleyball Varsity, - 58. Ann. ' . . . Pet Peeve — Guessing gym r ence Club, ' 59; Glee Club, 58, ' 58, ' 59: Softball Varsity, ' 57, Heard Saying — I have a joke imbers. Future Forecast — Hot MARY ANN SKINNER. Ariston— Club Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 59; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 58; Student Council Representative, ' 59; Freshman Class Cheerleader. Mary Ann. Heard Saying— I ' m a tiger lily . . . roar. Pet Peeve No shampoo. Future Forecast — Keeping the shampoo company in busi- THE SENIOR CLASS FOR First Row: MARY RITCH STEWART, Triad— Junior Classical League. -.56, ' 57; French Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club. ' 59; Glee Club. ' 57, ' 58, ' 59. Mary. Heard saying— 1 hate pills. Pet Peeve— Make-up tests. Future Forecast— A perfect college attendance record. Ariston — Club Cheerleader, r Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59 n, ' 56, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Softball Var •shman Class Cheerleader; Sopho Heard Saying — Let ' s fight, you hoes. Future Forecast— Raising DORIS A I IJREY TEMPLETON Club Vice President. ' 59; Junio Secretary, ' 59; Athletic Associati, sity, ' 56: Hockey Varsity, ' 58: Fr more Class Cheerleader. Dee. all! Pet Peeve— Low-heeled s Willo trees. BETTY MARTIN TIPPENS. Triad— French Club. ' 58, ' 59: Science Club, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 58; Penstaff. ' 56, ' 57, ' 58. ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 56; Sophomore Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 57. Betty. Heard Saying— Oh. I ' ll never get it done. Pet Peeve— Days with only twenty-four hours. Future Forecast— What, me worry? ANNE EVE TIRRILL, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 58; Club President, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 58, ' 59: Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 58, ' 59; Student Council Representative. ' 57: Junior Class Vice-President; Junior Class Cheerleader: Presidents ' Council, ' 59; Honor Society, ' 59. Tirrill. Heard Saying— And SHE says—. Pet Peeve — Unsophisticated seniors. Future Forecast — Seldom Long- Clas ical Leg,,,-. ' 58. ' 59; Science tepre ental ve, 59, ader; Seni ., Class Mii.i STOIS - Staff, Don ' l won x about Second Kow ; JANICE RUTH VAUGHN, Eccowasin— Junior ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, Vice-President, ' 57: French Club Club, ' 59: Glee Club, ' 58. ' 59; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer. ' 59; Freshman Class Chcerli Cheerleader; Honor Society, ' 59, Secretary, ' 59; ' 58, ' 59, Editor, ' 59. Janice. Heard Saying ' it. Pet Peeve— Well concealed. Future Foreca; thirty-five nieces and nephews. PATRICIA ADAMS WHITE. Ariston— -Club Cheerleader ' 56; Junior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; French Club. ' 58. ' 59; Sci ence Club, ' 59; Glee Club. ' 58. ' 59; Athletic Association. ' 58. ' 59: Archery Varsity. ' 58: Sophomore Class Cheerleader: Senior Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 59. Patsy. Heard Saving— It ' s up to you all. Pet Peeve— That beer made Milwaukee famous. Fu- ture Forecast— Madame ' s replacement at Harpeth Hall. SUZANNE BA Junior Clas -IC.ll ' 59: Soph, nor. Heard Say ng— donnc une die Franklin. El Willi WIS, I riad lull I i. i ' 59; ' 57, ' 58; French Club, ' 59; Science Club, ss Cheerleader: Honor Society, ' 59. Susu. ads, pay your dues! Pet Peeve— Jo v „s Future Forecast— Inventing a short cut to MARY HAMILTON TRAB1H. Triad Club Cheerleader. ' 56: Ju ior Classical League, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; French Club. ' 58, 59: Scien. Club, ' 59; Pennstaff, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59. Vice-President, ' 59; Freshrm Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader; Honor Society, ' 5 Treasurer. ' 59. Mary. Heard Saving— Gaa . . . Pet Peeve Getting down to brass lacks. Future Forecast— Drifting and Dreai JANE HARRIS ZEHNDER, Angko ' 58. ' 59; French Club, ' 58. ' 59; Scie Classical League. ' 57. . ' 59; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; A tive, ' 56: Freshman dent, ' 59; Milesi played bridge last Future Forecast -S arsity, ' 58: Student Council Representa- ice-President; Honor Society, ' 59. Presi iff, 58. Jane. Heard Saying— We Pet Peeve— Taxing chemistrj tests, lousemother. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lattie Noel President Janet Patterson Vice-President Barbara Beaman Secretary Judy Rodenhauser Treasurer Vickie Pirkle Sergeant-at-Arms Varina Frazer Athletic Manager Mrs. Moran Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Susie Glasgow President Lee Russell Vice-Pi esident Susan Jordan Secretary Kate Thweatt Treasurer Lynn Mayes Sergeant-at-Arms Mary Sneed Athletic Manager Mrs. Mann Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Gayle Grizzard President Judy Kinnard Vice-President Sally Beasley Secretary Dee Evans Treasurer Lucy Hoffman Sergeant-at-Arms Susan Sudduth Athletic Manager Mrs. Gregory Sponsor GRACIE AUSTIN CAROL BEACH KATIE BENSON ELINOR BERGER MARIANNE BOOKER BARBARA BUIST ANN CLARK KATHY CLARK MARY COLLINS JOYCE CRUTCHER NANCY EAKIN JANET FENNELL JUDY FESSEY GAY FINNEY PATSY GARDNER SUSIE GLASGOW LINDA GLOVER PUDDY GREENLEAF JUNIOR CLASS NANCY HARRISON DIANE JONES SUSAN JORDAN MELANIE JOY KAY KEEBLE SISSIE KIMBROUGH PATTI LEDBETTER ELLEN MADDOX MARY GLENN MARTIN LYNN MAYES SHARON MAYHALL BETTY MOUGHON BEVERLY NASH LYNN PERRY CLAIRE RAGLAND ADA RASMUSSEN JEAN ELLEN RICHARDSON SUSI ROBINSON JUNIOR CLASS LEE RUSSELL KITTIE SENSING CILE SMITH MARY SNEED DIANE SOWELL ALICE STANLEY KATE THWEATT MARTHA WEAVER LUCILE WHITE SUSAN WILLINGHAM GINNY ZEHNDER SOPHOMORE CLASS NEILL AYERS WINKIE BARKSDALE BARBARA BEAMAN JULIE BEARDEN MARISE BENNETT RACHEL HI. MR RANDLE BOND BETTY BUNTIN GALE BUNTIN ANNE CAMPBELL CAROL COBB MARY JANE COCHRAN BECKY COMER SUSAN CONE KAREN DAHLINGER MARGARET DAUGHERTY DIANNE DIXON MARTHA DUNCAN VARINA FRAZER EMMIE HANEY GANNE HARMON GRAYSON HARRIS ANNE HART Not Pictured: GAIL BRACEY MABEL CRABTREE SOPHOMORE CLASS SANDRA HATHCOCK SARA JO HOUGHLAND SUSAN McDANIEL dorna Mcdonald VIRGINIA McGUGIN BENNETT MANNING DORIS MATTHEWS CAROLYN MERRITT JEAN NICHOLS LATTIE NOEL MARY VANCE NOEL BARBARA NORDHOLT CORINNE OLIVER SUSAN OTTARSON SUSAN PARKER JANET PATTERSON VICKIE PIRKLE SALLY RICHARDSON SOPHOMORE CLASS JUDY RODENHAUSER CORINNE RYAN BARBARA SEWELL JUDY SHANKS LESLIE SHARP LORENE SHARP CHERYL SHERLING JUDY SMITH JANE STEINBAUGH BECKY STEWARD CAROLINE TRABUE CAMILLE WALKER CAROL WELCH FRESHMAN CLASS SUSAN AKIN SUSAN BAYER SALLY BEASLEY BONNY BINNING GINGER BOWEN ANNA MARY BRANSFORD EMMIE CALDWELL LI C CALDWELL PATS ' i CHERRY n HA COW w HELEN DEMPSE KAREN DETTWILLER DEE EVANS BITSY FARRELL NANCY E GARVIN SUZANNE GLOVER LOUISE GRACES GAYLE GRIZZARD PATSY II ALFA (CA 5 HAMMOND MARGIE HARRISON LUCY HOFFMAN SARAH HOOTEN FRESHMAN CLASS LENIS HOPKINS TERESA JACKSON NANCY JONES PAM JONES ANN KING JUDY KINNARD KAAREN LAVELY ELEANOR LENTZ MARCIA McKAY MARY McLEAN VICKY MEHSER SISSY MOREHEAD ANNE MULLINS PAM MURREY MARGARET NORVELL MARY PARKER MARY REITH PARRISH FRAN PHILLIPS FRESHMAN CLASS CHERRY REID DONNA ROSS CAROL SANDERS MARIA SHAW GRACE SMITH I ' ECCi STANFORD SUSAN SUDDUTH ANN SWIDLER LENORE TAYLOR MARY BECCA THOMPSON SANDY VAIL BECKY WEAVER ESTHER WHEELER ELIZABETH WISE KATm WOODFIN Not Pictured: CATHERINE WISNER FRESHMAN CLASS 29 The harmony of youthful maids And of their teachers wise Is bright in divers clubs, while — In strength and grace her walls arise, H E G U I D S OFFICERS Anne Carter President Peggy Ezzell Vice-President Linda Sue Gibbs Secretary Louise Fort Treasurer Barbara Davis Sergeant-at-Arms Julia Fort Athletic Manager Mrs. Fountain Sponsor The blue and white unfurled on high Waves from day to day, As Angkors with their sturdy will Keep loyaltv alway. ANGKOR CLUB 32 ARISTON CLUB OFFICERS Ruth Early President Doris Templeton Vice-President Drane Dickinson Secretary Mary Beatty Treasurer Mary Ann Skinner Serjeant-at-Arms Betty Moughon Athletic Manager Mrs. Mann Sponsor On Ariston! is the cry Of the white and gold; In work and play the faith is bright Which Aristons do uphold. ■ i f H C ' f «l i •% £V f cfl fe, OFFICERS Anne Tirrill President Pat Nunnelley Vice-President Alva Herbert Secretary Peggy Ann McKeand Treasurer Gayle Bracey Sergeant-at-Arms Clara Creighton Athletic Manager Miss Mims Sponsor Eccowasins proudly show A love failing never For their sisters and their club- The green and white forever! ECCOWASIN CLUB TRIAD CLUB OFFICERS Susan Evans President Janis Huddleston Vice-President Ann Phillips Secretary Suzanne Williams Treasurer Patsy Griffin Sergeant-at-Arms Kathy Clark ithletic Manager Miss Mountfort Sponsor Farewell, farewell. the Triads sing Unto the other clans, And ceaselessly they strive in all Their meets, their fun. their plans. ■ S- .- ' . V- MILESTONES ' STAFF Fair lasses of the Milestones ' Staff Who labor night and noon, I salute your valor from Loch Lomond to the Doon. STAFF Janice Vaughn Editor-in-Chief Susan Evans Business Manager Miss Kuykendall Sponsor ASSISTANT EDITORS Helen Riddle Susan Jordan Betty Jane Guffee Katie Benson Betty Moughon Betsy Gwynn Susan Robinson And now. unto the Council proud I bow and pay due homage ; Such leaders could be naught excelled By kings of any past age. OFFICERS Betty Jane Guffee President Mary Corinne Brothers. .Vice-President Janice Vauchn Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Eggleston Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL PENSTAFF Embroidered on a bold ensign i see the Staff and Pen, Of damsels skilled in prose and verse Admired 1 all their kin. OFFICERS Betsy Gwynn President 1 n Trabue Vice-President Betty Mouchon Secretary-Treasurer Il.ss KlIYKENDALl SponSOl And to these queens in noble white I sing my grandest song: Perfection is their goal in life. With such the} 11 ne ' er go wrong. OFFICERS Jane Zeiinder President Carol Hilton J ice-President Janice Vaughn Set man l iii Trabue Treasurer Betsy Gwynn Chaplain Helen Riddle Sergeant-at-Arnu Miis. Ottarson Sponsor HONOR SOCIETY 37 PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL I ' ve traveled far with lyre in hand To see yon image rare. Of handsome maids so apt and proud To guide each clan with care. A cup of finest gleaming gold — Such boon deserves each lass. For in fray and contest all She cannot be surpassed. OFFICERS Gloria Creach President Arcie Ch alfant I ' ice-President Jams Huddleston ... .Secretary-Treasurer Miss Chadwell Sponsor ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SCIENCE CLUB I sing of sorcerers and spells. Of alchemists and such. Rut woe betide, heed my words. They ' ve got that magic touch! OFFICERS Betsy Rasch President Julia Fort ) ' ice-President Mary Beatty Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mountfort Sponsor And now unto the Latin Club I play a merry air; You keep alive a golden age Of beauty old and fair. OFFICERS Helen Riddle Consul Judy Shanks Praetor Doms Templeton Scriba Susan Willincham Quaestor Ganne Harmon 4edile Doris Matthews Pontifex Maximus Mrs. Ottarson Sponsor Miss Mims Sponsor Mrs. Brock Sponsor JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE FRENCH CLUB I journeyed lone through mead and glen, In quest of maid franchise. With accent sweet and curtsy deep. And lo ! She was anglaise. OFFICERS Carol Hilton President Puddy Greenleaf Vice-President Betsy Rasch Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Fountain Sponsor Miss Mims Sponsor In guise of wand ' ring troubadour I sing to seiioritas. Each fair of face and Spanish grace. Can none in Spain exceed her. OFFICERS Jane Patton President Dokris Callicott Vice-President Mary Elizabeth Caldwell Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mims Sponsor SPANISH CLUB ART CLUB Alas! I ' ve found a doctress Can heal the deepest faint. And bring a creature hack to life With canvas, brush, and paint. OFFICERS Maky Glenn Martin President Katie Benson Vice-President Corinne Ryan Secretary-Treasurer Gale Buntin Exhibit Chairman Mrs. Litkenhous Sponsor Yon damsels proud with voices sweet Now serenade with pleasure Bold standard, dark magnolia green. A dear, enduring treasure. OFFICERS Alice Kei.lv President Peccy Ann McKeand Vice-President PlIISSY DeMoSS Librarian .Mks. Breast Sponsor GLEE CLUB The energies of damsels gay I sha]] immortalize; In sports with vigor they abound , as- In strength and grace her walls arise THE () l! S I S VAR SITY SPORTS HOCKEY VARSITY First Row: Janis Huddleston, Aim Scheffer, Argie Chalfant, Ruth Early. Second Row: Winkie Barksdale, Kittie Sensing, Anne Carter, Linda Glover. Mary Beatty, Peggy Ann McKeand, Gloria Creagh. BADMINTON VARSITY First Row: Gayle Bracey, Gloria Creagh. Second Row : Louise Fort, Mary Sneed. TABLE TENNIS VARSITY Susan Sudduth. Louise Fort, Varina Frazer, Gayle Bracey. ARCHERY VARSITY First Row: Gloria Creagh, Peggy Ann McKeand, Gay Finney, Jane Patton, Linda Sue Gibbs. Second Row: Mary Corinne Brothers, Julia Fort, Betty Jane GufTee. Pat Nunnelley, Carol Jane Can- non, Louise Fort, Carol Ledyard, Clara Creighton. i i i a , H i f1 1 a ' SN «s 8S p ; TENNIS VARSITY Anne Carter. Cile Smith. Kay Keeble. Susan Sudduth. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY First Row: Lee Russell, Ann Scheffer. Drane Dick- inson. Janis Huddleston. Second Row: Gloria Creagh. Mary Corinne Broth- ers. Cile Smith. Mary Sneed. BASKETBALL VARSITY Susan Sudduth. Lee Russell. Janis Huddleston. Drane Dickinson, Betty Moughon. VARSITY SPORTS a  MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Gloria Creagh MAIDENS OF HANK Upon my knees in homage due To nobility ' s guise, I sing of honors and honorees, as — In strength and grace her walls arise. ' c- ; «•- ' THE LADY OF THE HALL AND COURT fairest of the fair, I gaze With awe and wondering sight To behold, OLadj of the Hall, Thy gracious shining light. First Roiv Lattie Noel Sophomore Maid Louise Penn Pilkincton Flower Girl Cornelia Skinner Flower Girl Sally Beasley Freshman Maid Second Row Alva Herbert Herald Patsy White Senior Maid Betty Jane Guffee Lady oj the Hall Susie Glasgow Junior Maid Dottie Parrish Herald Martha Washington SUSIE GLASGOW George Washington KAY KEEBLE When the year was new by scarce two months. A fete it did occur In honor of the two shown here And ot our country ' s lather. sa i — aa — i R«h SENIOR WITH THE HIGHEST AVERAGE Lest we forget the primal cause Of Harpeth ' s Hall. I now salute the worthy lass With highest grades of all. BETSY GWYNN 52 A measure of the worth of all Was taken every year And the highest ranking damozels — The Ladies of the Bracelet — hear! BETTY JANE GMFFEE and JANICE VAUGHN CITIZENSHIP BRACELET 53 FRIENDLIEST A smile for all, a cheery word Is this kind maid ' s mark; Naturally pleasant in company, She illuminates the dark. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Y anice Uaitqhn SWEETEST Her smile, her speech, her winsome ways All add up to a queen, Chosen sweetest of them all In her solicitude serene. JUa, MOST BEAUTIFUL If Beauty is its own excuse For being, oh my friend, One has but to gaze upon This lovely means to an end. 4lice JVelt MOST TALENTED Endowed with skills wondrous fair Is this amazing lass ; So to art I pay its due And to the most talented of the class. SENIOR J3 ett !f 3 ane G ff cc SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL ROUND Supreme in all endeavors we find The merit of this maid, Whose balance is a joy to behold With versatility ' s aid. 1 ' ••! ' MOST INTELLECTUAL C e a Cls awards MOST DEVILISH What is that gleam that shines so bright, O maid, from out thine eye — Ah, ' tis Devilment has put it there And Laughter asks not why. If values could be measured fair As to the gleamings of the mind, This one would verily tip the scales With intellect designed. Jryaroara Ljas ' is BEST DRESSED From day to day in garb so fine, Neatly groomed and tressed, This lass deserves beyond all doubt The title of Best Dressed. Jranis J Lnddleston BIGGEST PARTY GAL Merry, merry, n ' er contrary, I sing of this gay one, Who loves the world and all therein And most of all loves fun. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 5iisn Williams MOST CASUAL Calm she is and casual, A joy but to know; For naturalness is nature ' s best Its beauty cannot help but show. y ocl Ajovvew MOST IN LOVE Starry-eyed, upon a cloud, Her bliss she cannot cover; Most in love and loved by all, For everyone loves a lover. WITTIEST Sparkling is the word for wit, And likewise for this lass Whose clever humor polishes The hour, the day, the class. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED I cannot see beyond today Or cite a future deed, But this fine miss is thought to be Most likely to succeed. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES zArnne J ivrill MOST POPULAR Esteem of all who cross her path Follows close behind This most popular of all the girls Whose bounteous merit we find. MOST SOPHISTICATED Sophistication ' s art is one Elusive to define, But its epitome is this lady ' s forte, With her grace so fine. MOST ATHLETIC The envy of all eager maids Who in sports do strive. Athletic prowess is her crown, A glory worthy to derive. yw s With tearful eye and hopeful heart, I behold the prize As graduated lasses take their leave, and- In strength and grace her walls arise. THE A C C O L A D E 1 Bill -r — ' . ■■■•• •■- ■ - ssw . ilntir- fltMi II Hill Ail fit mmmi liiili ■■■1 IHHi iff lit ■aiit ■Miii ' ilii Ail ill ssKsnsiatiiiiii Sfyop for Levies 219 Sixth Avenue, North and Harding Road COMPLIMENTS THE SENIOR CLASS SOUND SYSTEMS AIR CONDITIONERS CURREY ' S RADIO SERVICE COMPANY Sales Television Service 2206 Elliston Place NASHVILLE 5, TENN. Phone CYpress 1-4343 RCA-VICTOR CAPEHART FEDDERS ZENITH B W CAFETERIA 222 6th Ave. North ALpine 4-8791 Private Dining Room by Reservation NASHVILLE TENT AND AWNING COMPANY 615 20th Ave. N. ALpine 5-7441 FREE DELIVERY PRESCRIPTIONS Sick Room Supplies • 21st West End Bennie Dillon Bldg. Medical Arts Bldg. COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN A. HAYES CO., INC INSURANCE BONDS Commerce Union Bank Building COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS i TISDALE TISDALE Architects ERNEST HARDISON SEED CO. 105 Broadway AL 6-2659 TURF SPECIALISTS COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN HILLS BRANCH FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 3708 Hillsboro Road Your 31 2% Place to Save AL 4-9461 RAMSEY-DAUSHERTY CO. 5 I 23 Harding Road Builders of Quality Homes COMPLIMENTS OF HARPETH MOTOR CO. FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE ALpine 6-8500 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WALTER BAUER ' S BEAUTY SALONS THE MELROSE THE HILLSBORO on Franklin Road 4012 Hillsboro Road CYp ress 2-5154 AMherst 9-3222 HIBBETT ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 3203 Belmont Blvd. CY 2-5519 COMPLIMENTS OF CANADA DRY BOTTLING COMPANY 1407 Grundy Street A flavor for every taste. COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF PURITY DAIRIES COMPLIMENTS or PEACH WITT GULF STATION FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE Drink In Bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS HERMITAGE FINE FOODS COFFEE GREEN HILLS MARKET (The-House-That-Quality-Built) HILLSBORO ROAD FELTS HARDWARE CO. 2204 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 8-4439 HARDWARE— Complete Air Conditioning — Appliances- Kitchen and Bathroom Modernization COMPLIMENTS OF LILLIAN CARD Interiors and Gifts COMPLIMENTS OF ROGERS REYNOLDS SEA FOODS BRANSFORD, SHARP AND CO. 421 Union St. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 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 Set More — It Pays to Buy the Best NASHVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Y.M.C.A. Building Nashville, Tenn essee NASHVILLE ' S FINEST ADDRESS Extends Best Wishes for a Highly Successful Future to the Class of ' 59. GEORGE GRIFFIN Esso Servicenter Tire Co. 4101 Hillsboro Road CYpress 8-5545 AAA Road Service MELFI ' S RESTAURANT Pizza King Italian Spaghetti 1923 Division St. AL 6-9253 BRANSON HAIR STYLIST Phone CY 1-9533 1808 21st Ave., S. Nashville, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF THE GOLD CIRCLE Green Hills Village CY 7-9543 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S RESTAURANTS DICKERSON ROAD MURFREESBORO ROAD HARPETH GALLERY 4104 Hillsboro Rd. WEDDING PRESENTS GRADUATION GIFTS ENGLISh SILVER COMPLIMENTS OF MARTHA WHITE BREAD Goodness Gracious, it ' s Good 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 Over 100 Years 2 tf FORD-MUSGROVE DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE CYpress 2-5531 NASHVILLE, TENN. Harding Road at Westover Drive MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM W. S. RIDDLE NOTION COMPANY Hanes, Heal+hlcnit, Blue Bell, and Nebel Brands 338 Public Square , Nashville, Tennessee DAVIS AND CORSON Agency Established 1867 ESTABLISHED 1867 INSURANCE AND BONDING NASHVILLE COMPLIMENTS Ot SEWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY Franklin, Tennessee for finest flowers West End at 24th and 229 Sixth Ave., N. STEPHENS MARKET Fancy Food — Low Rates 4105 Hillsboro Road CYpress 2-6613 does so much more . . NATURAL costs so much less ! of PERIDD FURNITURE COMPANY MOON DRUG COMPANY Belle Meade Theatre Building Pharmaceuticals — Sundries — Sick Room Supplies Belle Meade Sub-Station Post Office The best dressed girls on the campus wear clothes from Tew • Country £kcp 2412 West End Ave. DRAUGHON ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE 131 8th Avenue North STEPHENS HARDWARE COMPANY 4101 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE 4, TENNESSEE CY 7-2475 GENUINE Jefferson St. Bridge E. AL 5-3 I 71 Phone CYpress 2-2265 JOHNSON ESSO SERVICE Your Friendly Neighborhood Station Road Service Harding-White Bridge Rd. Nashville, Tenn. ( ompiimen td ip 4 Franklin Concrete, Inc Vi Aft j fy 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. EAT VELVET ICE CREAM For Vital Energy GOOD CLOTHES SIXTH AT UNION COMPLIMENTS OF FALL ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE TABLE TEST EGGS— POULTRY— MEATS ALLOWAY BROS CO. LAMP AND SHADE SHOP 1925 CHURCH ST. y omnlim en ts McCLURE ' S AM 9-3447 CY 7-9137 LAWSON SERVICE STATION BATTERY SERVICE TIRE SERVICE Hardinq Road, at Hard ng Place 4t ♦ CROSS KEYS RESTAURANT Downtown Green Hills Village 22I-6TH AVE., NO. HILLSBORO ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF BELLE MEADE POLICE DEPT. s. E. FARNSWORTH CO. CONTRACTORS Lumber — Builders Supplies Roofing — Paints Estimates Furnished Fran klin Nashville SWift 4-3531 CHapel 2-7815 • ' THE THINKER •AND THAT ' S HOW I LOST MY HAND n -SNHHBflHHIHflHHHi •il) SHE DOES TRICKS. TOO ■ I Ml SI HAVE LOST IT ■ CHICKEN LICKEN.I THE SM Is KM I INI. K omplim en is of Noel S, Company, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF McKay - Cameron Company, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF TRITSCHLER ' S NURSERY SMOOT ' S FLOWERS Church at Nineteenth AL 4-5038 VIRGINIA SMOOT LYNN MEEK ALINE ELLEDGE LEON GILBERT COMPLIMENTS QF AMBROSE PRINTING COMPANY Dinkier— Andrew Jackson Hotel COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED JOHN BOUCHARD SON CO. NASHVILLE, TENN. Phone ALpine 6-0112 Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Automatic Sprinkler Systems Machinery Mill Supplies COMPLIMENTS TRABUE SERVICE CENTER Student Discount COMPLIMENTS OF M. T. GOSSETT Pioneer of the Air Conditioning Industry in Nashville 1205 Church Street Te ephone ALpine 4-7551 ( ompllmen ts T 4 TEMCO, INC COMPLIMENTS Of A FRIEND EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 SIXTH AVE., N. furs; 1 ii A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH FINE FURS for over 36 years FUR STORAGE A CORDIAL WELCOME ALWAYS AWAITS YOU CHAYBURKE ' S EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 6th Ave., N. Call ALpine 5-3577 TO HARPETH HALL FROM A FRIEND GREEN HILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE 21 Green Hills Dr. CYpress 2-7848 AAA ANCHOR MOTEL Nashville ' s Newest Finest 20th West End AL 5-4163 COMPLIMENTS OF BUFORD LEWIS COMPANY 154 4th Avenue, North JOHN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Logan ' s Shopping Center Highway 100 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 7-5434 COMPLIMENTS PRO TED LeMAIRE Belle Meade Country Club COMPLIMENTS OF WILLOW PLUNGE FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE BENNETT ' S INC. Fruits and Flowers West Melrose Bldg. FRANKLIN ROAD AMherst 9-3464 COMPLIMENTS OF OTTENVILLE TIRE COMPANY LYZON, INC. PICTURES FRAMES COMPLIMENTS OF NEW LOOK CLEANERS MELROSE— GREEN HILLS COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES OIL COMPANY Hillsboro at Abbott Martin NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Service Stations in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas Since 1935 DID I READ THE DIRECTIONS WRONG? ' RICHLAND MARKET The Store with a Thousand Smiles THE FINEST IN FOODS We Deliver Daily WEBB ' S SERVICE STATION Washing, Greasing and Road Service Cars Called for and Delivered CYpress 2-6466 Hillsboro and Hobbs Road KIMBROUGH-PHILUPS CO. Mortgage Loans — Appraisals Sales and Insurance 416 Union AL 5-7733 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HARLEY HOLT COMPANY for GOOD FURNITURE EMMA ' S The South ' s Most Beautiful Flower Shop J. H. TIDMAN 2410 West Enc Weddings Are Our Specialty L L TUCKER Photographs l807l 2 21st Ave., So. Phone CY 1-2243 • Portraits • Babies • Dance Photos COMPLIMENTS OF HAPPY DAY Laundry Cleaners 1700 State AL 5-6591 COMPLIMENTS OF J. B. THOMAS COMPANY, INC. 1902 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Autographs Autographs Autographs