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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

a presents 1 THE i GREATEST j SHOW ON EARTH ' featuring I I I n I.ASSKS (►RGANIZATIONS ATIILETICS FKATIIRES . RADII ATION HKITY MOr(;HO , Co-E.lilor SI S lOHDVN. o.Kilitor THE H ARPE TH HALL CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN r« f BIG TOP SCENES THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH BIG TOP SCENES rHE GREATEST THE RINGMISTRESS BOX SEAT WINNER MRS. SOUBY MISS MIMS Without Mrs. Souby, our ringmistress, the circus could not go on. She directs and co-ordi- nates the Big Top performers; she advises and inspires each of us in oui ' arduous ascent from freshman tumblers to senior trapeze artists. Our ringmistress serves as a standard for the quality of the performance. She boosts spirit and morale as well as keeps clovwis and lions in check. We wish to thank you, Mrs. Souby, ringmistress of our circus, for encouraging the novices with your understanding and for instilling in the vet- eran troupers your gracious dignity and high ideals. It is with much love and appreciation that we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1960 Milestones to Miss Mims. A trainer of star performers, she dis- ciplines with calm firmness, teaches with a keen sense of humor, and softens correction with understanding and sympathy. In homage to the characteristics which make Miss Mims an excel- lent trainer, we enthrone her as honor guest at this our Command Performance. It is in tribute to Miss Mims that the following circus highlights parade in review. TRAINERS First 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 Univer- sity. Junior Classical League Sponsor: Honor Society Spon- sor. LUCY LANDRU FOUNTAIN. French. Barnard College, B.A.; Columbia University; George Peabody College for Teachers. Angkor Club Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. ELLA PURYEAR MIMS, Spanish. Latin and French. Van- derbilt University, B.A.; Columbia University. M.A.; George Peobody College for Teachers; University of Rome. Italy; The Sorbonne. Paris. Eccowasin Club Sponsor; Span- ish Club Sponsor; Junior Classical League Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. MAMIE D. BROCK. English and Latin. Randolph-Macon Women ' s College, A.B.; George Peabody College for Teach- ers, M.A.; Institute for Latin Teachers at William and Mary College. Second Row: BILLIE PYLE KUYKENDALL, English. Tennessee College for Women, B.S.; New Orleans Baptist Theological Semi- nary; George Peabody College for Teachers. M.A.; Vander- bilt University; Bread Loaf School of English, Mid- dlebury College. Penstaff Sponsor; Milestones Sponsor. MARY McMillan RASMUSSEN, English. George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.; University of Bern, Switzer- land; Harvard University. Junior Class Sponsor. MARTHA GREGORY. English. University of Alabama, B.S.. B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Library Science, George Peabody College for Teachers. Freshman Class Sponsor. FRANCES HOWARD EWING. Mathematics. Vanderbilt University, B.A., M.A.; George Peabody College for Teach- RUTH M. MANN, Mathematics. University of Wisconsin, B.S.; Foundation Institute, Vanderbilt University. Ariston Club Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor. DOROTHEA GRIFFIN, Mathematics and History. Univer- sity of Iowa, B.A.; University of Minnesota: National Sci- ence Foundation Institute of Astronomy, Eauclaire State College; National Science Foundation Institute of Mathe- matics, George Peabody College for Teachers. PENELOPE MOUNTFORT, Science. University of Buffalo, B.S.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; National Science Foundation Institute, Yale University. Triad Club Sponsor; Science Club Sponsor. SOPHRONIA M. EGGLESTON, History. Goucher College. B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers, MA. Student Council Sponsor. First Row: VIOLET JANE W ATKINS, History and Economic Geogra- phy. Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Vanderbllt University, M.A. PATTY LITTON CHADWELL, Physical Education. Ward- Belmont Jimior 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. Sophomore Class Spon- Second Row: WINNIFRED BREAST, Glee Club. George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S. Glee Club Sponsor. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Speech. SuUins College; North- western University, B.S. LENORE LITKENHOUS, Ajct. University of Minnesota, B.S.; Art Center. University of Louisville; Graduate Ai-t Work, University of Washington in Seattle; American Uni- versity at Washington, D.C. Art Club Sponsor. Third Row: ROBERTA SUE WIKLE, Study Hall Supervisor. LUCILE D. McLEAN, Business Manager; Typing. MARGARET MARSHALL, Librarian. University of Ar zona, A.B.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. MARILEE SPAIN, Dietitian. CLASS PARADE ' : 1 - ., -4£ •C-Ar iy ' l ■ , ■•( ■■ ' :: • ' :«=? - ' :« . ar,, V h«%. Kay Keeble President Nancy Eakin Vice-President Alice Stanley Secretary Barbara Buist Treasurer Beverly Nash Sergeant at Arms SissiE KiMBROUGH Athletic Manager Mrs. Mann Sponsor THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: GRACE ALETHIA AUSTIN. Eccowasin— Club Athletic Manager. ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 59; Spanish Club. ' 59. ' 60, President, ' 60; Science Club. ' 60; Athletic Association. ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Basketball Varsity, ' 58, ' 59. Gracie. Heard Saying — Well, I just had to choose. Pet Peeve — Piano Pedaling. Future Forecast — Styling YOUR hair. CAROLINE BURTIS BEACH. Eccowasin— Club Ser- geant at Arnis. ' 60; Junior Classical League. ' 58. ' 59. ' 60; Science Club. ' 60; French Club. ' 58. ' 59. ' 60; Art Club, ' 57. ' 58; Athletic Association. ' 58. ' 59. ' 60; Basketball Varsity, ' 58. ' 59; Ping Pong Varsity. ' 58. Carol. Heard Saying — Oh. wasn ' t that the hardest thing? Pet Peeve — Virgil. Future Forecast — Designing neon signs. Second Row: KATHARINE JANE BENSON. Triad— Club Cheerleader. ' 57; Junior Classical League. ' 59. ' 60; Science Club. ' 60; Art Club. ' 58. ' 59. Vice-President. ' 59; Student Council Representative. ' 58; Milestones staff. ' 59. ' 60. Katie. Heard Saying — Well. I don ' t know. Pet Peeve — Thin ice. Future Forecast — Writing the great American novel. ELINOR CUNNINGHAM BERGER. Ariston— Club Pres- ident. ' 60; Junior Classical League . ' 58. ' 59; Science Club. ' 60; Spanish Club. ' 59. ' 60; Presidents ' Council, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 57. ' 58. ' 59. ' 60. Librarian. 60. Elinor. Heard Saying — Whatever ' s customary. Pet Peeve — Gullibility. Future Forecast — Elinor ' s Travels. Third Row: MARIANNE BOOKER. Ariston— Club Cheerleader. ' 57; Junior Classical League. ' 58. ' 59; Spanish Club. ' 59. ' 60, Vice-President, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60. Accompa- nist; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheerleader. Tolie. Heard dancing. Pet Peeve — No time. Future Forecast — Red Shoes. BARBARA CECIL BUIST. Triad— Club Athletic Man- ager. ' 60; Club Cheerleader. ' 57; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59. ' 60; Science Club. ' 60; French Club. ' 58. ' 59. ' 60; Athletic Association. ' 59. ' 60; Honor Society. ' 60. Ser- geant at Arms. ' 60; Senior Class Treasurer. Barbara. Heard Saying — What! What? Pet Peeve — Remember- ing things. Future Forecast — Head of S.P.W.S. (Society for the Prevention of Wasp Swatting. ) - ■- if Fourth Row: ANNE HOWARD CLARK. Triad— Transfer Student. ' 59; Club Secretary, ' 60; French Club, ' 60; Senior Class Cheerleader. Arme. Heard Saying — What ' U I do? Pet Peeve — You ' ve just gotta! You ' ve just gotta! Fu- ture Forecast — Making Speeches, KATHARINE CONGER CLARK, Triad— Club Cheer- leader, ' 57, Club Athletic Manager, ' 59; Junior Classi- cal League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; French Club ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Student Coun- cil, Secretary-Treasurer, 60; Milestones staff, ' 60; Soph- omore Class Sergeant at Arms; Senior Class Cheerlead- er; Representative to Religious Life Conference, ' 59. Kathy. Heard Saying — Oh, honestly! Pet Peeve — So you ' re a minister ' s daughter. Future Forecast — (secret). THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: MARY LOUISE COLLINS, Triad— Transfer Student, •59; Spanish Club ' . ' 59, ' 60, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 60; Science Club, ' 59. Mary. Heard saying— Something in a Yankee brogue. Pet Peeve — Ruts. Future Forecast — Expert squelcher. JOYCE TEMPLE CRUTCHER, Angkor— Club cheer- leader, ' 58; Club Sergeant at Arms, ' 60; Junior Classi- cal League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 59, ' 60, President, ' 60; Honor Society, ' 60, Secretary, ' 60. Joyce. Heard Saying— She ' s always been little Pet Peeve — A class sixth period. Future Forecast— Still experimenting. Second Row: NANCY McPHAIL EAKIN, Ariston— Transfer Student, ' 58; Club Cheerleader, ' 58, Club Secretary, ' 60; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Art Club, ' 58; Senior Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Student Council Representative, ' 58. Nancy. Heard giggling. Pet Peeve— Spanish. Future Forecast— Model- ing anklets. JANET KEITH FENNELL, Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 57; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club. ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 58. ' 59. Janet. Heard Saying— anything. Pet Peeve— Numbers in gen- eral. Future Forecast — Champion dissector. Third Row: JUDITH WATKINS FESSEY, Triad— Club Cheerleader, ' 57, Club Sergeant at Arms, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader. Judy Heard Saying— Let ' s win. Big Red, let ' s win! Pet Peeve — No dates. Future Forecast — Stacked. GARY McKAY FINNEY, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, •57; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59; French Club ' 59 ' 60; Science Club, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 59; Fresh- man Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader- Junior Class Cheerleader; Gay. Heard! Pet Peeve- The gray box. Future Forecast— Beatnik. Fourth Row: PATRICIA MURPHY GARDNER, Ariston— Club Cheer- leader, ' 57, Club Treasurer, ' 60; Student Council Repre- sentative. ' 60; Junior Classical League ' 58 59 ' 60- French Club. ' 59, ' 60, President. ' 60; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Glee Club ' 57 ' 58 ' 59- ' n ' ' ' ' . ' ?2 ' ' J ' ' ' Treasurer; Honor Society, ' 60, Chaplain ' , 60. Patsy. Heard Saying— Tough Darts. Pet Peeve — I don ' t get it. Future Forecast— Innocent bystand- SUSAN SEYMOUR GLASGOW. Eccowasin-Club Cheerleader, ' 57; Junior Classical League, ' 58; French r: -JJ ' ' ™: Science Club. ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Associa- tlon 57, 58, 59, ' 60; Softball Varsity, ' 57, 58 ' 59- Stu- dent Council Representative. ' 60, President; Sophomore Llass Vice-President; Junior Class President; Presi- dents Council ' 59. ' 60; Martha Washington, ' 59; Junior Representative to the Lady of the Hall. Susie. Heard dtnV ' - I y ' ' P« =ve- Shh . . . Susie ' s presi- dent! Future Forecast-Diploma from scribe school THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: LINDA JEAN GLOVER, Angkor— Junior Classical League. ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 59, ' 60, Sec- retary-Treasurer, ' 60; Hockey Varsity, ' 59, ' 60. Linda. Heard asking questions. Pet Peeve— Taking notes. Fu- ture Forecast — Still writing checks. JUDITH ESTES GREENLEAF, Eccowasin— Club Cheer- leader, ' 57, Club President, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58, -59; French Club, ' 59, ' 60, Vice-President. ' 59; Sci- ence Club, ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class Cheer- leader; Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheer- leader; Presidents ' Council, ' 57, ' 60; Honor Society, ' 60, Treasurer, ' 60; School Cheerleader, ' 59. Puddy. Heard Saying — News. news, who ' s got news? Pet Peeve— Gayle ' s little sister. Future Forecast— Studying cosmic Rheas. Second Row: NANCY ELINOR HARRISON, Triad— Club Cheer- leader, ' 57; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59; French Club, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 57, ' 59, ' 60, President, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60. Nan- cy. Heard Saying — I love him. Pet Peeve — Blue Monday. Future Forecast — Still in Europe. MARY DIANE JONES, Angkor— Club Cheerleader, ' 57; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, Secretary, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club. ' 60, Secretary- Treasurer, ' 60; Student Council Representative, ' 60. Diane. Heard Saying— Buddy, don ' t do that! Pet Peeve— A quiet home. Future Forecast— A new car. Third Row: DOROTHY SUSAN JORDAN, Eccowasin— Junior Class- ical League, ' 58; French Club. ' 59, ' 60, Secretary-Treas- urer. ' 60; Science Club. ' 59. ' 60; Glee Club, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 58; Hockey Var- sity, ' 60; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Cheer- leader; School Cheerleader, ' 60; Honor Society, ' 60; Milestones Staff, ' 59. ' 60. Co-Editor, ' 60. Julie. Heard Saying— I ' d hate to think that . . . Pet Peeve— Niv- ley Squivleys. Future Forecast— College girl. KATHERINE WALKER KEEBLE, Angkor— Junior Classical League. ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, Sergeant at Arms, ' 58; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Athletic As- sociation, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Tennis Vai-sity, ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 58; Freshman Class Athletic Manager; Senior Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 60; George Washington, ' 59. Kay. Heard Saying— I ' m not nervous. Pet Peeve— Forgetting. Future Fore- cast — Raising little Scotties. Fourth Row: MARY CRAIGE KIMBROUGH, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader. ' 57, Club Vice-President. ' 60; Junior Classical League. ' 59; Spanish Club. ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59. ' 60; Freshman Class Sergeant at Arms; Senior Class Athletic Manager; Junior Class Cheerleader. Sissie. Heard Saying— Pardon my horse in your house. Pet Peeve — Joe College. Future Forecast— Author of Fruit Boots For- ever, PATTI PRATT LEDBETTER, Ariston— Club Cheerlead- er, ' 57; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club. ' 60; Penstaff, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 58. ' 60. Patti. Heard Saying— Let ' s all go to the Turntable. Pet Peeve— Nothing to wear. Fu- ture Forecast — Busy. THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: ELLEN KING MADDOX. Eccowasin— Club Cheerlead- er, ' 57, Club Treasurer, ' 60; Junior Classical League. ' 59; Science Club, ' 60; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 59. Ellen. Heard Saying— !!?. .!-. Pet Peeve — School days. Future Forecast — Gray. MARY GLENN MARTIN, Angkor— Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Art Club, ' 58. ' 59, President, ' 59; Archery Varsity, ' 59. Madie. Heard Saying — TB. Pet Peeve — Tangles. Future Forecast — Dying her horse to match her hair. Second Row: EVALYN CURREY MAYES, Ariston— Club Cheerlead- er, ' 57, Club Vice-President, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59; French Club. ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Junior Class Ser- geant at Arms: Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader; School Cheerleader, ' 59. Lynn. Heard Saying — Hiya! Pet Peeve — Snowed. Future Forecast — Having fun. SHARON ELIZABETH MAYHALL, Eccowasin— Trans- fer Student, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 60. Sharon. Heard Saying — Doll. Pet Peeve — Hendersonville to Nashville. Future Forecast — Have car, will race. Third Row: ELIZABETH WRIGHT MOUGHON, Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 57, Club Athletic Manager, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, Vice-President, ' 58; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 59, ' 60; Art Club, ' 59; Penstaff, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 59, Vice- President, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Bas- ketball Varsity, ' 59; Softball Varsity, ' 59; Student Coun- cil Representative, ' 58; Freshman Class Vice-President; Milestones Staif, ' 59, ' 60, editor ' 60; Representative to the Lady of the Hall, ' 57. Betty. Heard Saying— It ' ll grow out. Pet Peeve — Runcie ' s other steadies. Future Forecast — Pleading for Clements-y. BEVERLY ANN NASH, Ariston— Club Sergeant at Arms, ' 60; Junior Classical League. ' 58; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 58, ' 59; Senior Class Sergeant at Arms; Senior Class Cheerleader. Bev. Heard Saying — No sweat. Pet Peeve — Bev, can you take your car? Future Forecast— Mountain climbing. Fourth Row: MARGARET AVALYN PERRY, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, ' 57, Club Secretary, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 59; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheerleader. Lynn. Heard Saying— I ' m not immature. Pet Peeve— Old clothes. Future Fore- east — Raising Guppies. EVELYN CLAIRE RAGLAND, Triad— Club Cheerlead- er, ' 57, President, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Student Council Representative, ' 59; Sophomore Class Cheer- leader; Junior Class Cheerleader; Presidents ' Council, ' 60. Claire. Heard Saying— Guess what! Pet Peeve —Dividing words into syllables. Future Forecast- Beautician. 20 THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: ADA MARIE RASMUSSEN, Angkor— Club Treasurer, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, President, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Honor Society, ' 60. Ada. Heard Saying — Do you think we ' ll have a test? Pet Peeve — Snowstorms. Future Forecast — (ice) Creamy. JEAN ELLEN RICHARDSON, Angkor— Club Cheer- leader, ' 57, Club Secretary, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59; Science Club, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Ath- letic Association, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 59; Glee Club, ' 60; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader. Jean Ellen. Heard Saying — I ' ll take my car. Pet Peeve — Phone out of order. Future Forecast — Sentenced for — Robbery. Second Row: SUSAN ROBINSON, Ariston— Club Cheerleader, ' 57; Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, Chaplain, ' 58; Sci- ence Club, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Penstaff, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Student Council Representative, ' 58; Presidents ' Council, ' 60; Honor Society, ' 60, President, ' 60; Mile- stones staff, ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 60; Fresh- man Class Secretary; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader. Susi. Heard Saying — Dear Jean Bi-uce. Pet Peeve — Fate. Future Forecast — The Blue Angel. ELIZABETH LEE RUSSELL, Angkor-Junior Classical League, ' 59; Science Club, ' 60; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Association. ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, President, ' 60; Basketball Varsity, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Volleyball Varsity, ' 59; Presidents ' Council, ' 60; Penstaff. ' 59, ' 60; Sophomore Class Athletic Manager; Junior Class Vice-President; School Spirit Medal, ' 59. Heard Saying — Ba . . . bee. Pet Peeve — Spiritless people. Future Forecast — A Mummy. Thud Row: KATHERINE McNAIRY SENSING, Angkor— Club President, ' 60, Club Cheerleader, ' 59; Junior Classical League, ' 58. ' 59; Science Club, ' 59, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Penstaff, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Student Council Representa- tive, ' 59; Presidents ' Council, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 59. ' 60; Hockey Varsity, ' 59; Freshman Class Cheer- leader: Junior Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Secretary. Kittle. Heai ' d Saying — I won ' t eat it if Bessie didn ' t make it. Pet Peeve — Creative moods. Future Forecast — Southern Belle. LUCILE DAUGHLEEN SMITH, Triad— Club Vice-Pres- ident, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60 Glee Club, ' 59, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60 Tennis Varsiiy, ' 57. ' 59, ' 60; Volleyball Varsity, ' 58, ' 59; Baseball Varsity, ' 58. ' 59. Cile. Heard Saying — Si, si, Senorita. Pet Peeve — Linguistics. Future Forecast — Comedienne. Fourth Row: MARY ELEANOR SNEED, Angkor — Junior Classical League, ' 58; Science Club, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59; Athletic Association, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60, Vice-President, ' 60; Badminton Varsity, ' 58, ' 59; Volleyball Varsity, ' 58, ' 59; Softball Varsity, ' 58, ' 59; Junior Class Athletic Manager. Mary. Heard Say- ing— Isn ' t it? Pet Peeve — Melinda ' s dates. Future Forecast— Harlan Globe Trotter. KATHR ' yN DIANE SOWELL, Ariston — Jimior Classi- cal League, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 59. Diane. Heard Saying— I can ' t; I ' m going to the grocery store. Pet Peeve — Hurrying. Future Forecast — Straightening things up. THE SENIOR CLASS First Eow: MARY ALICE STANLEY, Angkor— Club Cheerleader. ' 57, ' 58, Club Athletic Manager, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 59, ' 60; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 57, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Senior Class Secretary. Alice. Heard Saying — Well, I failed that, girls. Pet Peeve — Being tied down. Fu- ture Forecast — Satisfied, at last! KATE WALLIS THWEATT, Triad— Club Treasurer, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 59, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 59; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 57, ' 58, ' 59, ' 60; Softball Varsity, ' 57; Student Council Representative, ' 59; Junior Class Treasurer; Honor Society, ' 60, Vice-President, ' 60. Kate. Heard Saying — But I ' ve never seen a bald-headed girl! Pet Peeve — Alice Junior. Future Forecast — Modeling shoes. Second Row: MARTHA HOUSTON WEAVER, Angkor— Club Vice- President, ' 60; Junior Classical League, ' 58; Spanish Club, ' 59. ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Penstaff, ' 58. ' 59, ' 60, President, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 60; Archery Var- sity, ' 59. Martha. Heard staring. Pet Peeve — ? Future Forecast — Le Penseur. LUCILE MARR WHITE, Angkor— Junior Classical League, ' 58, ' 59. ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60. Lucile. Heard Saying— Well, we haven ' t fin- ished the house yet. Pet Peeve — Lipstick. Future Fore- cast — On time? Third Row: SUSAN WILLINGHAM, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader. ' 57; Junior Classical Lague. ' 58. ' 59. ' 60, Treasurer, ' 59, ' 60; French Club, ' 59, ' 60; Science Club, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 59, ' 60; Archery Varsity, ' 59; Student Council Representative, ' 57, Vice-President, ' 60; Sopho- more Class President; Presidents ' Council, ' 58; Repre- sentative to Lady of the Hall, ' 58. Susan. Heard Say- ing — I ' m so depressed. Pet Peeve— Boys. Future Forecast — Finding her prince charming. VIRGINIA WALLACE ZEHNDER. Angkor— Junior Classical League, ' 58; French Club, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59, ' 60, Vice-President, ' 60; Glee Club, ' 59, ' 60, Sergeant at Arms, ' 60; Athletic Association, ' 59, ' 60. Ginny. Heard Saying— Just let me tell you! Pet Peeve— Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanokoniosis Fu- ture Forecast— Teaching bridge. - - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Anne Campbell President Ganne Harmon Vice-President Carol Welch Secretary Neill Ayers Treasurer Sally Richardson . . Sergeant at Arras Susan Cone Athletic Manager Mrs. Rasmussen Sponsor T FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Linda Grizzard President Julia Whaley Vice-President Kathy Brandon Secretary Martha Crutcher Treasurer Florence Lyle Sergeant at Arms Margurite Bogle ...Athletic Manager Mrs. Gregory Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sally Beasley President Judy Kinnard Vice-President Suzanne Glover Secretary Maria Shaw Treasurer Sissy Morehead Sergeant at Arms Susan Sudduth Athletic Manager Gayle Grizzard Chaplain Peggy Stanford Chaplain Mrs. Moran Sponsor JUNIORS First Row: Neill Ayers WiNKEY BaRKSDALE Barbara Beaman Julie Bearden Marise Bennett Second Row: Randle Bond Betty Buntin Gale Buntin Anne Campbell Pat Carlson Third Row: Carol Cobb Mary Jane Cochran Becky Comer Susan Cone Mabel Crabtree Fourth Row: Karen Dahlinger Margaret Daugherty Dianne Dixon Martha Duncan Varina Frazer A JUNIORS First Row: Ganne Harmon Grayson Harris Sandra Hathcock Sara Jo Houghland Dorna McDonald Seconti Row: Virginia McGugin Bennett Manning Doris Matthews Carolyn Merritt Jean Nichols Third Row: Lattie Noel Mary Vance Noel Barbara Nordholt Corinne Oliver Susan Ottarson Fourth Row: Susu Parker Janet Patterson ViCKI PiRKLE Cynthia Poteat Sally Richardson tr- JUNIORS First Row: Judy Rodenhauser Betty Rogers CoRiNNE Ryan Barbara Sewell Judy Shanks Second Row: Leslie Sharp LoRENE Sharp Cheryl Sherling Judy Smith Jane Steinbaugh Third Row: Becky Steward Caroline Trabue Camille Walker Carol Welch SOPHOMORES Susan Akin Fourth Row: Susan Bayer Sally Beasley Bonnie Binning Ginger Bowen Anna Mary Bransford SOPHOMORES First Row: Emmie Caldwell Lucy Caldwell Myra Cowan Polly Cussler Helen Dempsey Second Bow: Karen Dettwiller Dee Evans BiTSY Farrell Nancye Garvin Suzanne Glover Third Row: Louise Gracey Gayle Grizzard Patsy Haley Kay Hammond Margie Harrison Fourth Row: Lucy Hoffman Sarah Hooten Lenis Hopkins Nancy Jones Pam Jones SOPHOMORES First Row: Ann King Judy Kinnard Kaaren Lavely Eleanor Lentz Marcy McKay Second Row: Mary McLean Vicky Mehser Sissy Morehead Anne Mullins Pam Murrey Third Row: Margaret Norvell Mary Parker Fran Phillips Cherry Reid Donna Ross Fourth Row: Carol Sanders Maria Shaw Grace Smith Peggy Stanford Susan Sudduth SOPHOMORES First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Ann Swidler TiNKA Taylor Mary Becca Thompsoi i Sandy Vail Becky Weaver Esther Wheeler Elizabeth Wise Kathy Woodfin FRESHMEIN GiGi Banks Ann Barry Brenda Bass Betsy Baylor Josephine Berson Cindy Beveridge Sally Blood Marguerite Bogle Kathy Brandon Lee Buckley Patricia Byrn Connie Cannon FRESHMEN First Row: Barri Cobb Sandy Comer Debby Cooney Leigh Crabtree Alice Crowngver Second Row: Martha Crutcher Molly Dale Anne Daniels Gayle Dearborn Sharyn Dettwiller Third Row: Margy Dortch Jane Early Lynn Frazer Linda Grizzard Ann Gayle Gupton Fourth Row: Jane Hambrick Peggy Handly Susan Harlan Lauren Holcomb Mary Lou Holt I - ■ ■ F FRESHMEN First Row: Claire Hooper Kathy Hutchison Mamie Hutton Susan Ivie Em Keeble Second Row: Peggy Kennedy Cathy Lee Sara Lunn Florence Lyle GwEN McClellan Third Row: Gay McFarlin Cindy Manier Susan Metcalf Lynn Moore TisH Murray Fourth Row: Ingrid Olson Ruth Orr Pam Polk Ann Robertson Mary Liz Scott FRESHMEN First Row: Margaret Smith Damaris Steele Eric Steele Kay Swiggart Second Row: Mary Ann Thomison Mary Tudor Mary Welch Julia Whaley Third Row: LiBBY Wheeler Margaret Wherry Laura Sue Wright NiCKYE YOKLEY 33 SIDE SHOWS r «■ ANGKOR CLASS The Angkor Club of Hai ' peth Hall is known for its gi-oup spirit. By working to gain honors in the fields of citizenship, scholarship, and ath- letics, each member tries to gain recognition for her club. The unity and spu-it of the Angkor Club are evident in each member ' s active par- ticipation in club functions such as the Thanks- giving and Easter projects. The activities of the school year- are climaxed by an aU club picnic at which every Angkor sings the song written especially for this occasion. OFFICERS KiTTiE Sensing President Martha Weaver Vice-President Jean Ellen Richardson Secretary Ada Rasmussen Treasurer Alice Stanley Athletic Manager Joyce Crutcher Sergeant at Arms OFFICERS Elinor Berger President Lynn Mayes Vice-President Nancy Eakin Secretary Patsy Gardner Treasurer Beverly Nash Sergeant at Arms Varina Frazer Athletic Manager Mrs. Mann Sponsor ARISTON CLASS On Ai-istons is a phi-ase that has inspired every member of the Ai-iston Club throughout the year 1959, 1960. In eveiy field — scholarship, athletics, and sportsmanship — each gui has shown her talent and her determination. Interest in the club and its activities has been high among its members. When clothes were collected for the needy and par-ties were given for day homes, everyone was ready and willing to do her share. It can truly be said that the Aristons are going forward to the goal. ECCOWASIN CLUB The Eccowasin Club provides for its members a thi-ee-fold program which includes the quali- ties of scholarship, high ideals, and loyalty. The stress on scholarship is embodied in the compe- tition among the clubs for the trophy awarded to the club with the highest average. High ideals are promoted in all phases of club activity. Ec- cowasin means Be all and give all, and this motto is carried out in the charity projects given at Thanksgiving and Easter. Participation in all club competition reaches its height in sports. As the members compete with the three other clubs, they work not only for achievement in skill but also for a feeling of loyalty and of enthusiasm; thus each girl strives to better herself, her club, and her school. OFFICERS PuDDY Greenleaf Presideiit SissiE KiMBROUGH Vice-President Lynn Perry Secretary Ellen Maddox Treasurer Carol Beach Sergeant at Arms Gracie Austin Athletic Manager Miss Mims Sponsor TRIAD CLUB OFFICERS Claire Ragland President CiLE Smith Vice-President Anne Clark Secretary Kate Thweatt Treasurer Judy Fessey Sergeant at Arms Barbara Buist Athletic Manager Miss Mountfort Sponsor The Triad red and white has inspired its mem- bers to complete a successful year. The enthusi- asm of each member was evident in her efforts to attain honors in the fields of citizenship, scholarship, and athletics. The Triad Club mem- bers participated in worthwhile projects at Thanksgiving and at Easter. This year was en- riched by the Triad spirit which prevailed at every club activity. Thus by whole-hearted contribution to school and club affairs, the Triad Club has made 1959, 1960 a year of which it well can be proud. MILESTONES STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout the year 1959, 1960 the Milestones staff has worked dihgently with only one thought in mind — to produce an annual that would please its readers. The staff has proved that work can be fun. It feels that if the student body is pleased with the 1960 Milestones the year will have been a success. OFFICERS BETTY MOUGHON Co-Editor SUSAN JORDAN Co-Editor SUSAN ROBINSON Staff KATHY CLARK Staff KATIE BENSON Staff GANNE HARMON Staff NEILL AYERS Staff CAROL COBB Staff MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor The Student Council is a modified form of student government through which every student at Harpeth Hall has the opportunity to share in the responsi- bilities of the school. Besides dealing with matters of school discipline, the Council sponsors several annual activities such as the orientation pro- gram for new students in the fall, a get-acquainted picnic during the first week of school, and a winter dance usually held at Christmas time. At the close of school at the All-Club picnic, over which the president of the council presides, school spirit awards are presented by the council to one girl from each class. OFFICERS SUSIE GLASGOW President SUSAN WILLINGHAM Vice-President KATHY CLARK Secretary-Treasurer MRS. EGGLESTON Sponsor fii ilh illR HONOR SOCIETY PENSTAFF OFFICERS SUSAN ROBINSON President KATE THWEATT Vice-President JOYCE CRUTCHER Secretary PUDDY GREENLEAF Treasurer BARBARA BUIST Sergeant at Anns PATSY GARDNER Chaplain MRS. OTTARSON Sponsor The Honor Society at Harpeth Hall is an honorary organization composed of Seniors who have high goals and ideals founded upon honor and truth. The motto of this group is Nil Sine Numine. In the spring of their Junior year, the eligible girls are se- lected according to their abilities in citizenship, scholarship, and leadership. The main purpose of the Honor Society is to set an example for the rest of the students. MARTHA WEAVER President BETTY MOUGHON Vice-President CORINNE RYAN Secretary MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor To many students, mention of the word Penstaff conjures up the vision of a green-eyed elf in leafy forest clothes who is seen occasionally during the school year peering from behind bushes, books, and trees in search of talented creative writers. The elf represents a club whose purpose is to encourage writing and literary enthusiasm among its members, who meet together once a month for the purpose of criticising each other ' s work. These girls are imited by a common interest, and each is proud to claim the Penstaff elf as her own spirit of inspiration. 1 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS LEE RUSSELL President MARY SNEED Vice-President LINDA GLOVER Secretary-Treasurer MISS CHAD WELL Sponsor By offering a wide variety of sports, the Athletic Association of Harpeth Hall enables each student to participate in athletics. The Athletic Association Board, which is made up of the officers of the Ath letic Association and a representative from each club and class, supervises the athletic activities of the school. As pai ' t of its duties, the Association holds tournaments in all sports and gives club and varsity awards to outstanding participants. The main purpose of this organization is to stimulate, among the students, an interest in athletics and good sportsmanship. PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL The Presidents ' Council is an organization com- posed of the Presidents of various groups and clubs at Harpeth Hall. Presided over by Mrs. Souby, the Council meets twice a year, in the fall and in the spring, to co-ordinate activities and to discuss cam- pus problems. At these meetings, opportunity arises for the students to make suggestions for the future and to take an active part in the affairs of the school. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS JOYCE CRUTCHER President GINNY ZEHNDER Vice-President DIANE JONES Secretary-Treasurer MISS MOUNTFORT S}}onsor The Science Club is an organization created for those whose interests lie beyond classroom work. It offers a trip to the Oak Ridge National Laboratories, a Science fair, and work in the experimental group. In the fall members embark on a week-end to Oak Ridge where they are crammed with facts on nuclear energy. Throughout the year work is done on the Science Fair, an event that gives the members of the club and the group a chance to show what they have done. Thus the club combines fun and work with a search for knowledge. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS ADA RASMUSSEN President JUDY KINNARD Vice-President DIANE JONES Secretary SUSAN WILLINGHAM Treasurer MRS. OTTARSON Sponsor MISS MIMS Sponsor MRS. BROCK Sjionsor The Junior Classical League is a member of a national organization which strives to create interest in the cultures and languages of ancient Greece and Rome. The programs are usually centered around plays or skits based on subjects about which the different Latin classes are studying. Thus the Junior Classical League helps to keep alive an interest in the so called dead languages and cultures. FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS PATSY GARDNER President DORIS MATTHEWS Vice-President SUSAN JORDAN Secretary-Treasurer MRS. FOUNTAIN Sponsor MISS MIMS Sponsor Students who have studied French at least one year are ehgible to join the French Club. During the meetings, which are held once a month, only French is spoken. This club gives students of French the opportunity of using and enjoying the langu- age which they are studying. Members have fun singing songs, playing games, and putting on skits- all in French. Several times during the year, guest speakers come to talk about the life, the customs, or the culture of the French people. This year club members attended a banquet at which they en- joyed French cuisine and conversation. OFFICERS GRACIE AUSTIN President MARIANNE BOOKER Vice-President MARY COLLINS Secretary-Treasurer MISS MIMS Sponsor A Spanish course is not complete without mem- bership in the Spanish Club, for this organization provides a varied background for study of the lan- guage. At club meetings, held once a month, mem- bers may meet a visiting student from Guatemala, look at slides of Mexico and Spain, or practice their own spoken Spanish by participating in games or singing songs. They may break the pifiata at Christ- mas, or sample chili and tamales at the Spanish fiesta in the spring, when everyone wears a sombrero or a serape, when Mary becomes Maria and Emmie, Manolita; and all become hispanoamericanas for a time. ART CLUB GLEE CLUB OFFICERS JUDY RODENHAUSER President LENIS HOPKINS Vice-President SARAH HOOTEN Secretary-Treasure SUSAN HARLAN Committee Chairman MRS. LITKENHOUS Sponsor The Art Club is comprised of those students who are interested in the promotion of art appreciation. Outside of class the members participate in interest- ing activities such as visits to private art collec- tions. Within the school the club works on decora- tions for school functions and displays a bulletin board of the members ' own work. The highlight of the year is the Christmas tea at which the members entertain their parents and faculty. OFFICERS NANCY HARRISON President GINNY ZEHNDER Sergeant at Arms ELINOR BERGER Librarian TOLIE BOOKER Accompanist MRS. BREAST Sponsor The Glee Club at Harpeth Hall is a music organi- zation provided for those girls who are musically inclined or who just enjoy singing. The club is an elective coui-se and meets twice a week. During the year, the girls gain a basic musical background, in- cluding harmony and sight reading. To give evidence of its achievements, the club presents programs in chapel at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and finally at Graduation. Often it is invited to perform for outside organizations such as the Lion ' s Club or the Rotary Club. At the close of the year, the group has acquired a large and varied repertoire of music of which it can be proud. ACROBATICS A T i,.JI ' 0c%s. ;- ' ' %• A X ■ fe ARCHERY Mary Sneed, Jean Ellen Richardson, Nancy Eakin, Patty Ledbetter, Martha Weaver. VARSITY SPORTS TENNIS Betty Buntin, Kay Keeble, Susan Sudduth, Cile Smith. BADMINTON and PING PONG Front Row: Sissie Kimbrough, Varina Frazer, Linda Glover, Susan Sudduth. Back Row: Katie Benson, Ginny Zehnder, Maiy Sneed. TOPS IN ATHLETIC POINTS Mary Sneed % ' , % . , .i f f p . t SOFTBALL Julia Whaley, Beverly Nash, Lattie Noel, Betty Moughon, Gracie Austin, Cile Smith, Susie Glasgow, Susan Cone, Mary Sneed. HOCKEY Front Row; Susan Jordan, Sally Richardson, Winky Bai-ksdale, Linda Glover. Back Row: Kitty Sensing, Betty Moughon, Susy Glasgow, Cile Smith, Gracie Austin, Kathy Clark, Mary Sneed. VARSITY SPORTS I ' ,( m - ' p.,€ BOWLING Kitty Sensing, Mary Collins, Judy Smith, Brenda Bass, Gracie Austin. BASKETBALL Front Row: Judy Smith, Carol Beach, Susan Sudduth. Back Row (standing): Linda Glover, Gracie Austin, Lee Russell. VOLLEY BALL Front Row: Mary Sneed, Linda Glover, Lee Russell, Susan Sudduth. Back Row: Vai ' ina Frazer, Cile Smith, Judy Smith, Barbara Beaman, ' ' ' ■: ' Wm CIRCUS THRILLS --•. Iti % STAR PERFORMERS Lady of the Hall KAY KEEBLE COURT Herald LUCILE WHITE Flower Girl BETH MAYHALL Sophoviore Maid DEE EVANS Junior Maid ANNE CAMPBELL Senior Maid SUSIE GLASGOW Freshman Maid LINDA GRIZZARD Flower Girl LAURIE PAYNE Herald SISSIE KIMBROUGH Ladij of the Hall KAY KEEBLE «f JL :- M i4. : m C Ld : 8 5 Bw - ' ' ..« -- m I ' ,1li i HEADLINERS DORIS MATTHEWS Martha Washington SUSAN CONE George Washington r ' -.- i ' ' I 1 L ' TOP BILLING Highest Scholastic Average udan f oo, indon HONORED ATTRACTION Citizenship Bracelet ii3an LjlciSai KAY KEEBLE Most Beautiful Most in Love BETTY MOUGHON Most Sophisticated SUSAN WILLINGHAM RING FAVORITES Best Dressed JEAN ELLEN RICHARDSON Friendliest ELINOR BERGER Sweetest ANNE CLARK Most Casual BEVERLY NASH Biggest Party Gal GAY FINNEY A- Best All Round SUSIE GLASGOW Most Talenied TOLIE BOOKER Most Intellectual PATSY GARDNER Most Likely To Succeed SUSAN ROBINSON «. § ll Wittiest SISSIE KIMBROUGH Most Popular LEE RUSSELL Most Devilish LYNN MAYES GRAND FINALE 62 =xm tXi S ' , •  Sii ,f S, Senior Banquet Presenting senior gift to school Senior tea Step-Singing ( ompiiments of PERIOD FURNITURE COMPANY V SUCK CHICK 4M) A COOL CAT DSS OM K lill. lilMDCK does so much more . NATURAL A -FUR. f costs so much less ! GEORGE GRIFFIN Esso Servicenter Tire Co. 4101 Hillsboro Road CYpress 8-5545 AAA Road Service COMPLIMENTS OF WILLOW PLUNGE FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE B W CAFETERIAS 222 6th Ave. North and Green Hills Village Private Dining Room by Reservation The best dressed girls on the campus wear clothes 24 1 2 West End Ave. BRANSFORD, SHARP AND CO. 3312 West End Ave. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE FLETCHER HARVEY PORTRAITS • PHOTOGRAPHS CYpress 8-4198 Across -from Hillsboro High School COMPLIMENTS OF BELLE MEADE POLICE CY 2-6622 DEPT. ( omplimencd of CALDWELL SHELL SERVICE Harding Rd. at Woodmont Blvd. NK liNUMJK. I WO INCISORS. NE CUSPID. T S O . . . SStiWiTi i? KEEP OFF THE grass: t ...AND THIS IS WHAT X) , iHOMESHOl raoi M)HKH n KVES M A HIGHSCHOOL HONEY ' ■HAIL HllIER! Some Famous-Name Shoes for HARPETH HALL Students . . . and for all Ladies, Girls and Children (DCCMM tt smic mannequins caoljol fajook I.Miller A is C o-v-fyi-C -i f t7(pD rj Paf k ChristianDior JF cjJai YoTVxHveV 5 B«03, f ' ate mademoiselle valentine ogai FOAMSTiP GIRL SCOUT SHOES aira—Jchooer % A ruiuJuHA d hi04il  1ASTEP COMPLIMENTS OF PURITY DAIRIES COMPLIMENTS BUFORD LEWIS COMPANY 154 4th Avenue, North HARPETH GALLERY 4104 Hillsboro Rd. WEDDING PRESENTS GRADUATION GIFTS ENGLISH SILVER GENUINE ' Jefferson St. Bridge E. AL 5-3171 NASHVILLE TENT AND AWNING COMPANY 615 20th Ave. N. ALpIne 5-7441 HIBBETT ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 3203 Belmont Blvd. CY 2-5519 fHOMi DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? ! ( 1!(K)L TODAIi ( otnpiim en id ip of McCLURE ' S MICKEY MOUSE CLl BBERS JOHN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Logan ' s Shopping Center Highway 100 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 7-5434 COMPLIMENTS OF EMBASSY FLOWERS ( omnlimen td of Thompson Green Machinery Co. CATERPILLAR DEALER NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF MARTHA WHITE BREAD Goodness Gracious, it ' s Good TABLE TEST EGGS— POULTRY— MEATS ALLOWAY BROS CO. HARLEY HOLT COMPANY for GOOD FURNITURE WEBB ' S SERVICE STATION Washing, Greasing and Road Service Cars Called for and Delivered CYpress 2-6466 Hillsboro and Hobbs Road COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN A. HAYES CO, INC INSURANCE BONDS Commerce Union Bank Building Drink m In Bottles COCA-COLA BOHLING WORKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF NEW LOOK CLEANERS MELROSE— GREEN HILLS EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 SIXTH AVE.. N. V haVBURKe ' s 1 FURS i ; A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH FINE FURS for over 37 years FUR STORAGE A CORDIAL WELCOME ALWAYS AWAITS YOU CHAYBURKE ' S EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 6th Ave., N. Call ALpine 5-3577 EMMA ' S The South ' s Most Beautiful Flower Shop J. H. TIDMAN 2410 West End COMPLIMENTS UNDERWOOD CORP. t WAS BORN THIS W I HILLSBORO CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS I 6th and Division Sf. ALpine 4-3306 COMPLIMENTS OF J. B. THOMAS CO., 1902 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE INC. BLANKENSHIP ' S We Lead, Others Follow The Popular Drug Store CY 2-4411 Blair Blvd. and Hillsboro Rd. KIMBROUGH-PHILLIPS CO. Mortgage Loans — Appraisals Sales and Insurance 416 Union AL 5-7733 Compliments of tti lorneuA TITLE COMPANY STAHLMAN BUILDING CH 2-6401 NASHVILLE. TENN. 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 io Buy the Best NASHVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Y.M.C.A. Building Nashville, Tennessee ERNEST HARDISON SEED CO. 105 Broadway AL 6-2659 TURF SPECIALISTS STEPHENS HARDWARE COMPANY 4101 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE 4, TENNESSEE CY 7-2475 COMPLIMENTS OF HERMITAGE FINE FOODS COFFEE SMOOT ' S FLOWERS Church at Nineteenth AL 4-5038 VIRGINIA SMOOT LYNN MEEK ALINE ELLEDGE LEON GILBERT COMPLIMENTS OF CUMBERLAND OIL CO. Mobllgas Mobiloil SOUND SYSTEMS AIR CONDITIONERS CURREY ' S RADIO SERVICE COMPANY Sales Television Service 2206 Elllston Place NASHVILLE 5, TENN. Phone CYpress 1-4343 FEDDERS ZENITH RHEA LITTLE 66 SERVICE 2612 Franklin Rd. Phone CY 7-8581 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE L ompii piinien of h OMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CREAMLAND (Across from Green Hills Mkt. Pharmacy) Vanilla, Chocolate Banana Flavors REAL ICE CREAM Cones, Sundaes, Shakes, Mails Slushy Orange, Lemon-Lime, Grape Burgundy Sandwiches Phone AM 9-4839 1877 I960 2wW ° ' 6 J OUd, finest y ' flowers West End at 24th and 229 Sixth Ave., N. BOOKS— RECORDS— SCHOOL SUPPLIES MILLS BOOKSTORES 1814 21st Avenue South 71 1 Church Street MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM GREEN HILLS MARKET (The-House-That-Quality-Built) HILLSBORO ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES OIL COMPANY Hillsboro at Abbott Martin NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Service Stations in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky Since 1935 MRS. EUGENE H. PAGE MRS. 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WINSTON ' S HAIR STYLISTS 3813 Hillsboro Roac CYpress 8-4896 Everything for the garden Two Locations to Serve You GEDDES DOUGLAS Jones Ornamental Garden Ctr. Hobbs Rd. Cy 2-6363 3902 Hillsboro Rd. Cy 7-2287 GREEN HILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 1 Green Hills Dr. CYpress 2-7848 COMPLIMENTS OF TISDALE TISDALE Architects THE B. H. STIFF JEWELRY CO. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 214-216 Sixth Ave. North NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE Our 1 00th Year JOHN BOUCHARD SON CO. NASHVILLE, TENN. Phone ALpine 6-0112 Plumbing Healing Air Conditioning Automatic Sprinkler Systems Machinery Mill Supplies GREEN HILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE 21 Green Hills Dr. CYpress 2-7848 Fresh up — Be sociable with Have a 7 Up Pepsi Compliments of MASSEY SURGICAL SUPPLY, INC. LAMP AND SHADE SHOP 1925 CHURCH ST. COMPLIMENTS OF HARPETH MOTOR CO. FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE ALpIne 6-8500 COMPLIMENTS OF DUTCHES BEAUTY SALON Cy 2-4487 223 SIXTH AVENUE NORTH NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE AL 6-8600 COMPLIMENTS OF TRITSCHLER ' S NURSERY DAVIS, CDRSDN S. 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