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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1961 volume:

THE HARPETH HALL SCHOOi 3 - — TT 1T TIME MARKS THE EVENTS S 12 f £ J. L. _A ! i | rY ..,, - -, • !•! v ;, ' , i.; - . «? $4 fc- •- £ : [IffTl ««$ NEILLAYERS • Co- Editor CAROL COBB • Co-Editor MISS KUYKENDALL • Sponsor CONTENTS CAMPUS LIFE Page 5 FACULTY Page 6 CLASSES Page 12 ORGANIZATIONS .... Page 34 ATHLETICS Page 48 FEATURES Page 52 HARPETH HALL SCHOOL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE HARPETH HALL SCfTOOL 3 775 THERE WILL That great mystery of Time, were there no other; the illimitable, silent, never-resting thing called Time, rolling, rushing on, swift, silent, like an all-embracing ocean tide, on which we and all the Universe swim like exhalations, like apparitions which are, and then are not: this is forever very literally a miracle; a thing to strike us dumb, — for we have no word to speak about it. Carlyle Heroes and Hero Worship 796 do cm 1 f ft ft © 1 — 1 TIME FOR GUIDANCE To ?e rue teacher, time ' s hour-glass should still run gold dust. ' Douglas Gerrold ■ .V : . ' ' •--■ ' .■ ' ■ . mm R 4 B - fej. ' iJIiS::: j - X ■ ' ■• ■ ' ■ ■•■ i -- V; - ' ?., ■ ' m 1 1 2L MRS. SOUBY, HEADMISTRESS The twig is so easily bended [She has banished the rule and the rod: [She has taught [us the goodness of knowledge. [She has taught us the goodness of God; [Her heart is the dungeon of darkness. Where [she ] shuts [us for breaking a rule; [Her] frown is sufficient correction; [Her lore is the law of the school. Unknown TO MRS. GREGORY The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom bvt rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the hov.se of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. Unknown To Mrs. Gregory who has given of her faith and lovingness and who has led each Harpeth Hall girl to the threshold of her own mind, the annual staff dedicates the Milestone of 1961. FACULTY First Row: SUSAN S. SOUBY, Headmistress. 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 Uni- versity. Junior Classical League Spon- sor; Honor Society Sponsor. LUCY LANDRU FOUNTAIN. French. Barnard College, B.A.- Columbia Uni- versity; George Peabody College for Teachers. Angkor Club Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. Second Row; BILLIE PYLE KUYKENDALL, English. Tennessee College for Women, B.S.- New Orleans Baptist Theological Sem- inary George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Vanderbilt University; Bread Loaf School of English, Middle. bury College. Penstaff Sponsor; MILESTONES Sponsor. MARY McMILLAN RASMUSSEN. Eng- lish. George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.- University of Bern. Switzerland: Harvard University. Senior Class Sponsor. MARTHA GREGORY, English. Univer- sity of Alabama, B.S., B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; Library Science, George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers. Freshman Class Sponsor. FRANCES HOWARD EWING, Mathe matics. Vanderbilt University, B.A. M.A.- George Peabody College fo RUTH M. MANN Mathematics. Uni- versity of Wisconsin, B.S. ' Foundation Institute, Vanderbilt University. Aris- ton Club Sponsor- Junior Class Spoi- DOROTHEA GRIFFIN, Mathematics and History. University of Iowa, B.A.; University of Minnesota; National Science Foundation Institute of As- tronomy, Euclaire State College; Na- tional Science Foundation Institute of Mathematics- George Peabody College for Teachers. Sophomore Class Sponsor WINNIFRED BREAST, G George Peabody College fo B.S. Glee Club Sponsor. NORA TATUM. Art. Shorter Colle FACULTY First Row: ELLA PURYEAR MIMS. Spanish, La tin, and French. Vanderbilt University. B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.: George Peabody College for 1 ach- ers; University of Rome, Italy; Th; Sorbonne, Paris. Eccowasin Club Sponsor- Spanish Club Sponsor- Junio- Classical League Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. MAMIE D. BROCK, 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. Junior Classical League Sponsor. 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. ELIZABETH MARSHALL, Librarian and English. University of Arizona, A.B.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. PATSY MORAN, Physical Education, First Aid, and Hygiene. Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers. B.S. PATTY LITTON CHADWELL Physical Education. Ward-Belmont Junior Col- lege; George Peabody College for Teachers. B.A. M.A. Athletic Asso- ciation Sponsor. Third Row: SOPHRONIA M. EGGLESTON, His- tory. Goucher College, B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers. M.A. Student Council Sponsor. VIOLET JANE WATKINS, History and Economic Geography. Agnes Scott College B.A.- Vanderbilt University. M.A. ROBERTA SUE WIKLE, Study Hall Su- LUCILE D. McLEAN, Business Mar ager; Typing. MILDRED BEARDEN MOORE, Diet 12 ) } 7 J. - ± v . TIME FOR LEARNING As every book of learning is valuable, so is every moment of time. Unknown THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS VARINA FRAZER President BARBARA SEWELL Vice-President JUDY RODENHAUSER Secretary BENNETT MANNING Treasurer MARTHA DUNCAN Sergeant-at-Arms SALLY RICHARDSON . . . Athletic Manager MRS. RASMUSSEN Sponsor SENIORS EDITH McNEILL AYERS Ariston-Junior Classl Club 4- French Club, 4; Student Council Repre Treasurer; MILESTONES Staff. 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4. Bobby ' s coming home!!! Pet Peeve— Head; Canoeing in the Pacific. al League 3; Scienc sntatlve, 2; Junior Clas •Neill. Heard Saying- :hes. Future Forecast- MARY WEAVER BARKSDALE, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, I. Club Treasurer 4- Junior Classical League, 2; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Science Club 4- ' Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Hockey Varsity, 2 3- Tennis Varsity. 4- Student Council Representative, 2; Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms- Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader- Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheerleader; School Cheerleader ' 2 3- School Spirit Medal, 2; Representative to Religious Life Conference, ' 1. Winkey. Heard Saying— Where ' s Olive? Pet Peeve— Mother ' s dating restrictions. Future Forecast— The first female DEKE. BARBARA BEAMAN, Triad— Club Cheerleader, I; Junior Classica League 2- French Club 3- Science Club, 4; Athletic Association, I, 2 3 4- Volleyball Varsity 3 ' Student Council Representative. 4, V.ce President 4- Freshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Secretary Barbara. Heard Saying— Well, there ' s always study hall to do it tn. ' Pet Peeve— Cheerleading. Future Forecast— Raising Guppies with Lynn JULIE ELAINE BEARDEN, Triad— Club Cheerleac Arms, 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4, Secre 4- Science Club, 4- Athletic Association, 4; Frest Julie. Heard giggling with Grayson. Pet Pee Future Forecast— Second female DEKE. r, I. Club Sergeant-at- iry 4- French Club, 3, nan Class Cheerleader, e— Orthopedic oxfords. ELIZABETH SINCLAIR BUNTIN. Ariston— Club Athletic Mangager. 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3. 4; Science Club, 4; Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Varsity, 3, 4. Betty. Heard Say- i ng _ l don ' t get it. Pet Peeve— Not getting things done ahead of time Future Forecast— Giving herself for RANSOME. HESTER GALE BUNTIN, Ect Club 3 4- Science Club, 4; sentative, 2; Freshman Class I ask a question? Pet Peev —letting her hair down. jwasin— Junior Classical League, 2; French Art Club, I, 2. 4; Student Council Rep-e- ice-President, Gale. Heard Saying— Can — B.G.A football practice. Future Forecast ANNE JAMES CAMPBELL, A iston— Juni Frenct Club, 4 Science C ub. 4- Athleti Class Ch eerleader; J jnio r Class Pr Repre entative o the Lady of the Hall. 3 st the sr noke that rr ake s me sick Forec st— Long fingernails a nd fat legs. I League, 2, 3, 4; Dn, 2, 3, 4; Sopho- •sidents ' Council, 3; Heard Saying— Oh, ve— WEEDS. Future PATRICIA WYNNE CARLSON. Angkor— Transfer Student. 3; Club Se tary 4- French Club, 4; Science Club, 4. Pat. ' think you ' ve got troubles! Pet Peeve— Troubles Future Forecast — No SENIORS CAROL JEAN COBB T Club, 3, 4; Science Club Staff, 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4. —Annua! pictures. Future 4; Glee Club, 3, 4, Libr, sical League, 2; Spanish Club, 4; Honor Society. I— Lightning will strike Future Forecast— Fishing Second Row: REBECCA JANE COMER Ariston— Club Vit sical League, 2; Spanish Club 3 4 Sec Club, 4; Art Club I; Student Council Repn to Religious Life Conference, 4. Becky. makes you think I can get in? Pet Pee clothes to school. Future Forecast— Last date ident, 4- Junior Cla Heard Saying— Well KATHERINE SUSAN CONE Triad— Junior Cla Club, 4- Science Club, 3, 4- Athletic Assoc Softball Varsity. 2, 3; Student Council Repn Athletic Manager; Presidents ' Council. 4- Ge san. Heard Saying— What ' s your problem ture Forecast— Getting across to Dorna. cal League, 2, 3; Frem ion, 3. 4, President, ntative, 3; Junior Cla ge Washington, 3. S Pet Peeve— Hooks. F MABEL SIMPSON CRABTREE Triad— Junior Classical League, 2; Scie Club. 3, 4- French Club 3. Mabel. Heard Saying— I won ' t do Pet Peeve— Bobby socks. Future Forecast— Anything to do with hor KAREN JOY DAHLINGER Angkor— Club Tn League, 2 ' Science Club, 4- Glee Club, 3, 4 Jan! Help me! Pet Peeve— Colds. Future F Junior Classics Heard Saylng- aying adult part MARGARET LOUISE DAUGHERTY Angkor— Club Cheerleader. I. Club Athletic Manager 4; Junior Classical League, 2; Spanish Club. 3; Science Club, 4- Glee Club, I. 2, 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Athletx AssoHat ' on, 3. Margaret, Heard Saying— And all that jazz. Pet Peeve— Smokey buses. Future Forecast— Local saleswoman for Citrons. NANCY DIANNE DIXON, Triad— Club Cheerleader, I, Club President. 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club. 3. 4; Science Club, 4; Athletic Association 4- Student Council Representative, 3; Sophomore Class Cheerleader- Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Che er- leader- Presidents ' Council. 4. Dianne. Heard Saying— I will not sit in the back of the bus!!! Pet Peeve— Lab notebooks. Future Forecast— Everybody ' s BUDDY. SENIORS MARTHA CATHERINE DUNCAN, Ariston— Club Treasurer 4- Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4. President, 4; French Club 3 ' 4- ' Science Club, 4: Athletic Association 3, 4; Student Council Representative I- Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Martha. Heard Saying— Don ' t you know my brother? Pet Peeve— Short fingernails. Future Forecast— Latin teacher!? VARINA STANTON FRAZER Ariston— Club Athletic Manager 3- Junior Classical League, 2, 3. 4; Fr?nch Club. 3. 4; Science Club, 4- Athletic Association, 2, 3 4- Volleyball Varsity 2, 3- Ping Pong Varsity I 2 3- Sophomore Class Athletic Manager- Senior Class President- Presidents ' ' Council, 4. Varina. Heard Saying— Will the meeting please come to order. Pet Peeve— Varina, do you have time to . . .? Future Forecast —Fishing RODs. GEORGANNE HARMON Ariston— Club Cheerleader I Club President 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4; Penstaff, 2, 3, 4; Presidents ' Council. 4; MILESTONES Staff, 3- Freshman Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader- Senior Class Cheerleader- Freshman Class Secretary; Ju.ior Class Vice-President. Ganne. Heard Saying— Let ' s go Ar ' stons! Pet Peeve— Panic stricken people Future Forecast— Still going to Riva-Lake. GRAYSON WARFIELD HARRIS, Triad— Club Cheerleader I Club Treas- urer, 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4- French Club, 3 4, Secretary, 4- Science Club, 4- Student Council Representative, 4 Grayson. Heard Saying— Who? What? Where? Pet Peeve— Prenez un morceau de papier. Future Forecast— Housemother at Sewanee. SANDRA LEE HATHCOCK. Angkor— Club Sergeant-af-Arms 4- Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Science Club, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4. Sandra. Heard Saying— DIs aliter visum. Pet Peeve— Pop tests. Future Forecast— Marrying a m.llionaire. BENNETT CARDEN MANNING, Ariston— Club Cheerleader. I- Junior Classical League. 2, 3; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4; Art Club, I, 3- Honor Society, 4, Secretary. 4- Senior Class Treasurer. 8ennetl. Heard ??? Pet Peeve— Contact lens on the blink. Future Forecast- Making an automatic shift sports car. DORIS FRANKLIN MATTHEWS Triad— Club Cheerleader, I- Junio Classical League, 2, 3, Chaplain, 2; French Club. 3. 4. Vice-President, 3 Science Club, 4- Student Council Representative, 3, President, 4- Hono Society, 4- Freshman Class President- Sophomore Class Cheerleader School Cheerleader, 2- Presidents ' Council. I. 4- Representative to the Lady of the Hall, I; Representative to Christian Life Conference Martha Washington 3. Doris. Heard Singing, Oh Harpeth Hall, Oh Place . . . Pet Peeve— Rule breakers. Future Forecast— Raising it. DORNA JEAN McDONALD, Triad— Club Secreiary, 4- Junior Classical League, 2, 3- French Club 2 3- Science Club, 3 4, President 4- Art Club I- Glee Club, 2, 3. 4- Student Council Representative. 2; Dorna. Heard Saying— I don ' t know how that happened. Pet Peeve— The Navy. Future Forecast— Being understood! SENIORS VIRGINIA FITE McGUGIN. Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader. I; J jnior Classical League. 2- Spanish Club 3, 4- Sophomore Class Cheerle der : Junior Class Cheerleader. Virginia. Heard Saying Well. I ' ve a ways Iked him. Pet Peeve— Making speeches. Future Forecast— A PAID hair stylist. CAROLINE DONELSON MERRITT, Triad— Club Cheerleader, 1- J unior Classical League, 2; French Club, 4; Science Club, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4, President 4- Freshman Class Cheerleader- Sophomore Class Cheerle Caroline. ' Heard Saying— Well let me tell you what the doctor told me. Pet Peeve— Night rehearsals. Future Forecast— Dancing with Fred Astalre. LATTIE MILLER NOEL Club, 3, 4; Athletic 3, Secretary-Treasuri Representative t( It ' s A 7:00 bedtii asln— Club Cheerleader, I, Club Sergeant Classical League, 2- French Club, 3, 4; Science association 2 3. 4- Student Council Representative, 4- Sophomore Class President- Presidents ' Council, the Lady of the Hall. 2. Lattie. Heard Saying- ell you! Pet Peeve— HORSES!!! Future Forecast— MARY VANCE NOEL. Ecc 4- Junior Classical Leagui Athletic Association, 2, 3. Heard Saying— Susan go -Club Cheerleade I, Club Secretary, t; Science Club, 4; Jer. Mary Vance. imy!! Pet Peeve— -Going to Auburn. BARBARA ANN NORDHOLT. Ariston— Ju ish Club 3 4- Science Club, 4; Athletic ball Varsity, 3. Barbara. Heard Sayin you! Pet Peeve— Love triangles. Futur Jo ' s footsteps. CORINNE CRAIG OLIVER, Angkor— Club Cheerleadi 4- Junior Classical League, 3; Spanish Club, 3, Athletic Association, 3, 4; Presidents ' Council, 4. Saying— What ' s new with you? Pet Peeve— People Future Forecast— Still dating juniors. SUSAN PICKERING OTTARSON, Ariston— Club Cheerle; Club 3 4- Science Club. 4- Art Club, 2; Athletic Assoc Class ' Cheerleader, 4. Susan. Heard Saying— What ' s Peeve— Nothing to w;ar. Future Forecast— Losing pounds SUSAN PAXTON PARKER, Ariston— Club Cheerleader, I, Club Secretary 4- Junior Clasical League. 2; French Club. 3, 4; Science Club, 3, 4 Vice-President 4- Glee Club. I. 2, 3- Athletic Association, 3, 4 Freshman Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Cheerleader. Susu. Hean Saying— I ' ll be late! Pet Peeve— Homework on symphony nights. Futur Forecast— Guided tours of Vanderbilt campus. SENIORS JANET McFADDEN PATTERSON, Arlston— Club Cheerleader I- Club Sergeant-at-Arms, 4; Junior Classical League, 2; Science Club ' 4 ' Secre- tary-Treasurer. 4; Sophomore Class Vice-President. Jan. Heard Saying- Don t worry about it. Pet Peeve— Parking big cars. Future Forecast- Still helping others. CAROLYN VICK PIRKLE. Eccowasin-Club Cheerleader I Club Pre-i dent. 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4- French Club. 3 4- Science Club 4; Athletic Association, 4; Honor Society, 4; Freshman Class Cheerleader Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader- Senior Class Cheerleader; School Cheerleader, 3; School Spirit Medal 3- Presi- dents ' Council. 4; MILESTONES Staff. 4. Vicki. Heard Saying— Where is the durn lunch proctor? Pet Peeve— An empty ice box Future Forecast— Paying rent at the Bayer ' s. CYNTHIA ANN POTEAT Angkor- Vice-President. 4; Science Club. 4 Heard Saying— No, it ' s never I Forecast— Five feet. Transfer Student, 3- Spanish Club 3 4 Senior Class Cheerleader; Cynthia. sen cut. Pet Peeve— scissors Future SALLY WILSON RICHARDSON Eccowasin— Tr Classical Leaque, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4- Association, 3, 4; Presidents ' Council 4- Hon ' oi Hockey Varsity, 3; Junior Class Serg ' eant-at-An Manager; MILESTONES Staff Sally. Hear Pet Peeve— Blushing! Future Forecast— Screaminc isfer Student. 2 ' Junior ench Club, 3- Aih ' e r Society, 4. President, 4; ;; Senior Class Athletic introducing ministers, at the top of her lungs. ELIZABETH BROWN ROGERS, Angkor— Transfer Student 3- S Club, 4; Spanish Club. 3, 4; Art Club, 3. Betty. Heard Saying- don ' t get in Emory, I ' ll just die. Pet Peeve— No Atlanta. Future cast — Sleeping in sunglasses. JUDITH RODE NHAUSE R, Eo n _ -Jur , ■ Cla ssical Les -: je, Spani: Club, ] 4; Sc ience CI jb, 4- Art Ch Jb, 2, 3, Pr eside ■nt, 3- Sophomoi Class Tr easurei ■; Senior Class Seer etai ■y- J Jdy. H- rd Say inq— Ha u f eai ■d a bo ut . . .? Pet Peev e— 1 soy ch at MB. A. Ft Fors : a • -Givir g advice • love i-loi n CORINNE STEWART RYAN, Angkor— Club Cheerleader I- Junior Clas- sical League, 2. 3, 4; French Club. 3, 4, President, 4- Science Club 4- Art Club, I, 2, Secretary-Treasurer. 2; Pensfaff, 1,234 Secretary-Treas- urer, 3, Vice-President, 4. Corinne. Heard speaking French. Pet Peeve- Big books. Future Forecast— Author of the American epic. BARBARA ANNE SEWELL. Angkor— Transfer Student 2- Club Vice- President. 4; Junior Classical League, 2- French Club, 3, ' 4- Science Club 4; Honor Society, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4; Senior Class ' Vice-President ' Barbara. Heard Saying— I think I ' m going to cry. Pet Peeve- Gorillas. Future Forecast— Member of the Woodrlng family SENIORS JUDITH OLIVIA SHANKS Triad— Club dent. 4- Junior Class ca League, 2, 3, ■ 3, 4- Science Club. 4- Athleflc Associa - 4- Penstaff, 2. 3. Cheerleader- Sophomore Class Cheerle Judy. Heard Sa ing— Just wait til yc Certainly not rock ' n roll. Future Foreca 4, President I, Club Vice-Presl- nt. 2- French Club Club. 2, 4; Honor 4- Freshman Class LESLIE BUCHANAN SHARP, Arlston— Junior Classical League, 2. 3, 4 French Club. 3, 4; Science Club, 4- Honor Society. 4. Vice-President, ' Leslie. Heard Saying— Come see my botanical gardens. Pet Peev —Short girls wilh tall boys. Future Forecast— Dance classes in Senio LORENE DANDRIDGE SHARP Anston— Club Cheerleader. I; Junior ll League 2- French Club, 4; Science Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3. Lcrene. Heard Saying— Oh. you sweet thing! Pet Peeve— Short hair. Future Forecast — To be truly in love. ANGELA CHERYL SHERLING, Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, Club Vice- President- Junior Classical League. 3, 4; French Club, 4- Freshman Class Cheerleader. Cheryl. Heard Saying— Oh Vicki, you ' re so mean! Per Peeve— Combed hair Future Forecast— Winning the Iroquo ' s. JANE FISHER STEINBAUGH, Tr Club. 3. 4; Science Club, 4. . fine! Pet Peeve— Long distance -Junior Classical League, 2: Spanish !. Heard Saying— Well that ' s just s Future Forecast— Getting the Rush. ELIZABETH ALLISON STEWARD. Eccow 2, 3- Spanish Club, 3, 4; Science Club, forgot all about it! Pet Peeve— Dissectic with Sally. CAROLINE GRAY TRABUE. Arlston— Junior Classical League. 2 : Spanish Club 3 4- Science Cub. 4. Caroline. Heard Saying— Honeybun. aren ' t you ' excited? Pet Peeve— S ow drivers. Future Forecast— Taking an advanced course in Spanish. CAROL LEE WELCH Arlston— Junior Class ' cal League, 2; Spanish Club, 3 4- Science Club 4- Glee Club, 4- Student Council Representative, 4; Junior Class Secretary Carol. Heard Saying— Oh, laws, I thought I would die. Pet Peeve— Messy Senior house. Future Forecast— Another Dinah Shore. • SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ANN ROBERTSON President JULIA WHALEY Vice-President MARY LIZ SCOTT Secretary MAMIE HUTTON . . Treasurer CLAIRE HOPPER Sergeant-at-Arms BRENDA BASS Athletic Manager MRS. GRIFFIN Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS DEE EVANS . .... President POLLY CUSSLER . . Vice-President SANDY VAIL Secretary MARY BECCA THOMPSON Treasurer JUDY KINNARD Sergeant-at-Arms SUZANNE GLOVER Athletic Manager MRS. MANN Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS IRENE WARD President CHARLA HUDSON . . . Vice-President JUNELLE McGAW Secretary PAT SANDERS . . Treasurer EMILY GLASGOW Sergeant-at-Arms ELLEN HUGGINS Athletic Manager MRS. GREGORY Sponsor JUNIORS First Row: SUSAN BAYER SALLY BEASLEY BONNIE BINNING GINGER BOWEN ANNA MARY BRANSFORD Second Row: EMMIE CALDWELL LUCY CALDWELL MYRA COWAN POLLY CUSSLER KAREN DETTWILLER Third Row: DEE EVANS BUSY FARRELL NANCYE GARVIN SUZANNE GLOVER LOUISE GRACEY Fourth Row: GAYLE GRIZZARD PATSY HALEY LUCY HOFFMAN SARAH HOOTEN LENIS HOPKINS JUNIORS First Row: NANCY JONES PAM JONES ANN KING JUDY KINNARD ICAAREN LAVELY Second Row: ELEANOR LENTZ MARCIE McKAY MARY M cLEAN VICKY MEHSER SISSY MOREHEAD Third Row: ANNE MULLiNS PAM MURREY MARGARET NORVELL MARY PARKER FRAN PHILLIPS Fourth Row: CHERRY REID DONNA ROSS CAROL SANDERS MARIA SHAW VICKY SMITH JUNIORS SOPHOMORES First Row: PEGGY STANFORD SUSAN SUDDUTH ANN SWIDLER TINKA TAYLOR MARY BECCA THOMPSON Second Row: SANDY VAIL ESTHER WHEELER ELIZABETH WISE KATHY WOODFIN Third Row: ANN AUSTIN EMILY BAKER GIGI BANKS ANN BARRY BRENDA BASS Fourth Row: BETSY BAYLOR JOSEPHINE BERSON CINDY BEVERIDGE SALLY BLOOD MARGUERITE BOGLE SOPHOMORES First Row: KATHY BRANDON SUSAN BRINDLEY PATRICIA BYRN CONNIE CANNON SANDY COMER Second Row: DEBBIE COONEY ALICE CROWNOVER MARTHA CRUTCHER MOLLY DALE GAYLE DEARBORN Third Row: SHARYN DETTWILLER JANE EARLY LYNN FRAZER LINDA GRIZZARD ANN GAYLE GUPTON Fourth Row: JANE HAMBRICK PEGGY HANDLY SUSAN HARLAN MARY LOU HOLT CLAIRE HOOPER 26 SOPHOMORES First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: KATHY HUTCHISON REBECCA LOVELESS LYNN MOORE PAM POLK MAMIE HUTTON SARA LUNN TISH MURRAY ANNE ROBERTSON SUSAN P VI E FLORENCE LYLE CAROLYN OGILVIE LOUISE ROSE EM KEEBLE GWEN McCLELLAN INGRID OLSON MARY LIZ SCOTT CATHY LEE SUSAN METCALF RUTH O ' R ' R MARGARET SMITH SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN First Row: MELINDA SNEED PAMAR1S STEELE ERIC STEELE KAY SWIGGART MARY ANN THOMISON Second Row: MARY TUDOR TOPSY WALLACE MARY WELCH JULIA WHALEY LIBBY WHEELER Third Row: MARGARET WHERRY JANELLE WILSON LAURA SUE WRIGHT NICKYE YOKELY First Row: MISSY ADKINS BEBE ARNOLD ELLEN BARBOUR NANCY BEASLEY ANNE BEVERIDGE .8 FRESHMEN First Row: GENE BILBRO BETTY BIRDWELL ELLEN BOND LEE BRANDON BARBARA BROOME Second Row: JAOUE BROWN SUSANNE BROWN MARGARET CALDWELL CHARLOTTE CALLIS PEM CARTWRIGHT Third Row: SHERRILL CHAFFIN CYNTHIA CHANDLER HELEN CHUMBLEY ELLEN COLLINS DIANE COPPLE Fourth Row: JEAN DOBSON MARIE DODSON DIXIE DOUGLAS MARGARET DYER BETSY FINKS FRESHMEN First Row: JOANNE FLEMING NINA FOSTER MARY LOUISE FRIST CLARE GIVAN EMILY GLASGOW Second Row: JACKIE GLOVER SUE ELLEN GULBENK MARTHA HAILEY SUDY HALL PATTI HAMBRICK Third Row: KATHY HEDRICK MARTHA HILTON JANE HINDMAN KATHY HOLT JANELLE HOOD Fourth Row: BETTY HOUSHOLDER HELEN HOWER CHARLA HUDSON ELLEN HUGG1NS JENNIFER IRION Ji FRESHMEN First Row: AUDREY KENNEDY WENDY LAWRENCE MARTHA LEAKE LINDA LIPSCOMB CLAIRE McCOY Second Row: JUNELLE McGAW BRENDA MAGRUDER MARCIA MEHSER KITTY SUE MOON KAREN NELSON Third Row: VICKI NULL IRENE PEEBLES CATHY PETWAY GAYLE RICHARDSON LETTY RICKETSON Fourth Row: NANCY RIDLEY VIRGINIA RIDLEY CAROLYN RUSSELL DONNA SALMON PAT SANDERS FRESHMEN First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: BARBARA SCHWARTZ KATHY THWEATT MARGUERITE WEAVER CAROL WORRALL VIRGINIA SHARBER MARY DALE TRABUE ALLISON WEBB MUFF SHWAB ANN WALKER MARTHA WEESNER MARTHA STALLINGS JANE WALLACE CLAUDIA WHEELER DOT STAMPS IRENE WARD MARY CLAIRE WILSON ' ■ ' WE HELPED BUILD IT. TIME FOR WORKING TOGETHER Time speeds too fast, bringing moments like these. Revah Summersgill ' ■ ■ ■ V - J WjjgJPfe-TTSSta rsW -  ; , i?£ :V -s ; « - ' ' r - s rv ' «% ■ , ANGKOR CLUB OFFICERS CORINNE OLIVER President BARBARA SEWELL Vice-President PAT CARLSON Secretary KAREN DAHLiNGER Treas ure. SANDRA HATHCOCK Sergeant-at-Arms MARGARET DAUGHTERY Athletic Manager MRS. FOUNTAIN Sponsor Much may be done in those little shreds and patches of tune, which every day produces. Cotton ®M?W t ■ - G% «Sl Ss i:; M f ' ■ Time wasted is existence; used is life ' Young OFFICERS GANNE HARMON President BECKY COMER Vice-President SUSAN PARKER Secretary MARTHA DUNCAN Treasurer JANET PATTERSON Sergeant-at-Arms BETTY BUNTIN Athletic Manager MRS. MANN Sponsor ARISTON CLUB 37 ECCOWASIN CLUB OFFICERS VICKI PIRKLE President CHERYL SHERLINS Vice-President MARY VANCE NOIL Secretary WINKEY BARKSDALE Treasurer LATTIE NOEL Sergeant-at-Arms VICKY MEHSER Athletic Manager MISS MIMS Sponsor Know the true value of tune; snatch, seize, and enjoy it. Chesterfield v .J ♦ _ 1, 1 r ' ' j p ft J| 1RIM i 7 ... - TAe happier the time, the quicker it passes ' Pliny the Younger OFFICERS DIANNE DIXON President JUDY SHANKS Vice-President DORNA McDONALD Secretary 3RAYSON HARRIS Treasurer JULIE BEARDEN Sergeant-at-Arms JUDY KINNARD Athletic Manager MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsor TRIAD CLUB 39 1961 MILESTONES STAFF These are the times that try mens souls. Thomas Paine Milestones ' Spons OFFICERS CAROL COBB Co-Editor NEILL AYERS Co-Editor VICKI PIRKLE Staff SALLY RICHARDSON Staff SAYLE GRIZZARD Staff LUCY HOFFMAN Staff MARIA SHAW Staff MISS KUYK ENDALL Sponsor Tired But Proud Not A Minute To Spa This, the 1961 edition of the MILESTONES, repre- sents what we, the staff, feel is a panoramic view of the students life at Harpeth Hall. The whole staff hopes that each student will enjoy the result of our efforts to edit and publish the 1961 MILESTONES. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to those who have helped us this year. Without your help the MILE- STONES would never have reached the presses. Annual Staff R Big Wheels STUDENT COUNCIL rr . . . wise use of spare moments contributes not a little to the building up in good proportions mans mind. E. Panton Hood OFFICERS DORIS MATTHEWS President BARBARA BEAMAN Vice-President LATTIE NOEL Secretary-Treasurer MRS. EGGLESTON Sponsor PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL A steady tick for worthy deeds And moments wisely spent. Cochrane Well arranged time is the surest mark of a well arranged mind. Pitman HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS SALLY RICHARDSON President LESLIE SHARP Vice-President BENNETT MANNING Secretary MARY JANE COCHRAN Treasurer BARBARA SEWELL Sergeant-at-Arms JUDY SHANKS Chaplain MRS. OTTARSON Sponsor OFFICERS JUDY SHANKS President CORINNE RYAN Vice-President GANNE HARMON Secretary MISS KUYKENDALL Sponsor PENSTAFF Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Kahlil Gibran Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Shakespeare ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS SUSAN CONE President WINKEY BARKSDALE Vice-President SUSAN SUDDUTH Secretary-Treasurer MISS CHADWELL Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB ' Time is the chrysalis of eternity. OFFICERS dorna McDonald President SUSAN PARKER Vice-President JANET PATTERSON Secretary-Treasurer MISS MOUNTPORT Sponsor RlCHTER OFFICERS MARTHA DUNCAN President JULIA WHALEY Vice-President JULIE BEARDEN Secretary JUDY KINNARD Treasurer BETSY BAYLOR Sergeant-at-Arms SANDY COMER Chaplain MRS. OTTARSON Sponsor MISS MIMS Sponsor MRS. BROCK Sponsor Tanto brevius omne, quanto feliaus tempus. The happier the time, the quicker it passes. Pliny the Younger JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS CORINNE RYAN President KATHY WOODFIN Vice-President GRAYSON HARRIS Secretary MRS. FOUNTAIN Sponsor MISS MIMS Sponsor FRENCH CLUB Le temps sen va, le temps sen va, ma dame! Las! Le temps non: mats nous nous en allons! Ronsard En el tiempo toma tiempo mientras el tiempo dura, por el tiempo es ningun tiempo cuando el tiempo esta pasado. ' Unknown SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS MARY JANE COCHRAN President CYNTHIA POTEAT Vice-President BECKY COMER Secretary MISS MIMS Sponsor 46 ART CLUB It is better to be doing the most insignificant thing than to reckon even a half -hour insignificant. Goethe But joy is wisdom. Time an endless song. ,! Yeats GLEE CLUB OFFICERS CAROLINE MERRITT President MARGARET DAUGHTERY Vice-President CAROL COBB Librarian MRS. BREAST Sc - TIME FOR SPORTSMANSHIP A time to win and a time to lose. Ir4 BASKETBALL Ma cy McKay, Emily Baker, Barbara Beaman, Suzanne Gl. Barbara Nordholt. Not pictured: Susan Sudduth. VARSITY SPORTS BOWLING Ann Waller, Jane Hambrick, Karen DaMinger, Anne Ca Not pictured: Brenda Bass. TENNIS Betty Buntin, Irene Ward, Winkey Barksdale. Not pictured: Susan Sudduth. TABLE TENNIS and BADMINTON Martha Duncan, Ann Walker, Sally Richardson, Irene Ward, Karen Dahlinger. Not pictured: Claire Hooper, Susan Sudduth Dorna McDonald. VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Suzanne Glover, Barbara Beaman, Junelle McGaw. Bfsck Row: Claire McCoy, Varlna Frazer, Betty Buntin. Not pictured: Margaret Daugherty, Susan Sudduth. HOCKEY Front Rcw; Winkey Barksdae, Sally Richardson, Susu Parker, Vicky Mehser. Back Row: Varina Frazer, Betty Buntin, Judy Kinnard, Polly Cussler, Susan Cone. Not pictured; Doris Mat- thews, Susan Sudduth. VARSITY SPORTS Her Pride and Jc TIME FOR ACHIEVEMENT ' [Four] years — [Four] little years — [Four ' } drops of tune. Mathew Arnold COURT GRAYSON HARRIS Herald JACQUELINE BROWN Freshman Maid JUDITH KINNARD Junior Maid CATHY TYNE Flower Girl DORIS MATTHEWS . LORENE SHARP . . . . MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT JANET PATTERSON . . . . Lady of the Hali Senior Maid Sophomo-e Maid . . . . Herald DORIS MATTHEWS Lady of the Hall (Opposite Page) THE LADY OF THE HALL AND HER COURT ,. ? % .;: ,•• • ' Vfi s f H- GEORGE WASHINGTON ' S BIRTHDAY DEE EVANS Martha Washing+oi JUDY KINNARD George Washingto (Opposite Page i iti 1 1 j I V r A «as r «r HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE CITIZENSHIP BRACELET LJoris - Vlattnews ,, LORENE SHARP Sweetest [Time eternal bless thee!] Thou hast the sweetest face I ever looked on; Sir, as I have a soul, She is an angel. Shakespeare CAROL COBB Most Sophisticated Time still as he flies, adds increase to her truth, And qives to her mature mind what he steals from her youth. Edv ard Mcore SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BARBARA BEAMAN Most Beautiful Time can but make her beauty over again: Because of that great nobleness of hers. Yeats VARINA FRAZER Best All Round The true purpose of all times is to develop the capacities of every kind with which God has endowed her. Unknown SUSAN CONE Most Athletic Through her wise used time she has made the most of he abilities. DORIS MATTHEWS Most Intellectual I he wisest are the most annoyed at the loss of time. Ayers CAROLINE MERRITT Most Talented And let your silver chime More in melodious time. Milton MARY VANCE NOEL Best Dressed ' Among the changing [times]. She stands in fairest color dressed. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES £5 sib k «• • I to B Jf gf ™ VICKI PIRKLE Friendliest A qirl that hath friends shows herself friendly [during life ' s time.] Tennyson MARY JANE COCHRAN Wittiest Oh, eyes sublime with laughters for all time! Elizabeth Barrett Browning LATTIE NOEL Most Likely to Succeed ' There can be no perservering industry wilhout a deep sense of the value of til Lydia H. Sigourney SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BARBARA SEWELL Most Casual ' Spare moments are the gold dust of time. Unknc DIANNE DIXON Time is lo Thy wealth Most Popular rd of thee: thy glory, thy name are his. JUDY SHANKS All tir nes Biggest Party Gal have enjoy ' d qreatly. Tennyson WINKEY BARKSDALE Most Devilish Time softly there Laughs through the abyss of radiance with the gods. W. V. Moody GALE BUNTIN Most in Love Gather the rose of love whilst yet ' s time. ' Spenser Uwl h vino Presentation o( Senior Minutes jf-LJijilJJJ.-S- ' I I ■ ■ l Senior Step-Singing GRADUATION — i i i ;r? ' tA SI :fc ' E W( H i r . ■ f x- v V- ' ' ' Slpp for Levies 219 Sixth Avenue, North and Harding Road K ompliments of PERIOD FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS VELVET ICE CREAM CO. LOO McGavock COMPLIMENTS OF VALENTINE SHOES NASHVILLE ' S FINEST ADDRESS THE HERMITAGE Extends Best Wishes For A Highly Successful Future To The Class Of ' 61 COMPLIMENTS OF HALL and BENEDICT GENERAL INSURANCE Nashville Trust Buildinc BURRUS HARDWARE CO. GREENHILLS VILLAGE DRIVE NICK VARALLO ' S 3ARBECU r : CHILI e ntersection High .vay 70 and 100 AND WE WORKED THROUGH LUNCH. GREEN HILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE 21 Green Hills Drive CYpress 2-7848 COMPLIMENTS J. B. THOMAS CO., INC. 1902 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ALLIED PUBLICATIONS, INC. 41 10 Hillsboro Road Nashville 12, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS 3F HARPETH NATIONAL BANK Franklin and Brentwood, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF EMBASSY FLOWERS COMPLIMENTS OF BEASLEY ' S BEAUTY SALON Kenner Avenue GEORGE T. BRODNAX Jewelers and Silversmiths CYp -ess 7-7543 Green Hills Village Nashville HARLEY HOLT COMPANY for GOOD FURNITURE HIBBETT ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 3203 Belmont Blvd. CY 2-5519 Bough! — Sold — Rented PIANOS L C. TILLER 123 Eighth Avenue, North Tuned — Moved — Repaired GREEN HILLS MARKET (The-House-That-Quality-Built) HILLSBORO ROAD COMPLIMENTS WINSTON ' S OF HAIR STYLISTS ANTHONY PURE MILK 3813 Hillsboro Road COMPANY CYpress 8-4896 C omp lint ci i h of CALDWELL SHELL SERVICE Harding Rd. at Woodmont Blvd. COMPLIMENTS o BELLE MEADE PATROL CY 2-6622 STEPHENS HARDWARE COMPANY 4101 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE 4, TENNESSEE CY 7-2475 MOON DRUG COMPANY Belle Meade Theatre Building Pharmaceuticals . . . Sundries . . . Sick Room Supplies Belle Meade Sub-Station Post Office Drink cm In Bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE BURNETT ' S ESSO SERVICENTER Harding and Page Roads CY 2-27 13 NASHVILLE TENT AND AWNING COMPANY 615 20th Ave. N. ALpine 5-7441 COMPLIMENTS OF SEWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY HOTPOINT ZENITH MAYTAG FEDDERS Electrical Contracting Complete Repair Service Phone SW 4-2518 Franklin, Tenn. WILSON-QUICK PHARMACY County-Wide Free Delivery 866 Broad 1911 Church St. 219 Public Sq. 2800 West End Ave. Doctors Bldg. 1813 Hillsboro Rd. 2614 Gallatin Rd. Harding Rd. at Woodmont Blvd. Charge Accounts Invited i ompiimen ts ip 4 FABUGLAS COMPANY BUILDERS OF FINE FIBERGLASS BOATS Made In Nashville AMERICA ' S PLEASURE-TIME FAMILY BOATS COMPLIMENTS OF The National Life and Accident Insurance Company National Building Nashville, Tennessee FOSTER AND CREIGHTON COMPANY (jeherat Cent faciei Thompson Lane and Foster-Creighton Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE JOHN BOUCHARD SON COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone ALpme 6-01 12 Plumbing and Heating Air Conditioning Automatic Sprinkler Systems Machinery and Mill Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF NUMBER 26 Shoes For Children A Product of GENESCO - o BUT MRS. SOUBY, THE ROADS ARE IMPASSIBLE SKIP TO MY LOU COMPLIMENTS TISDALE AND TISDALE Architects COMPLIMENTS OF LILLIAN CARD Interiors ar d Gifts Phone CYpress 2-2265 JOHNSON ESSO SERVICE Your Friendly Neighborhood Station Road Service Harding-White Bridge Road Nashville, Tennessee BEAMAN BOTTLING COMPANY Pepsi-Cola Bottlers of Seven-Up ' Orange Crush COMPLIMENTS GRACE ' S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF OTTENVILLE TIRE CO. COMPLIMENTS YATES PHARMACY L omplimen td of Thompson Green Machinery Co. CATERPILLAR DEALER NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE The best dressed girls on the campus wear clothes 7Ww lr Ccuhtrij £kop 2412 West End Ave. GOOD CLOTHES SIXTH AT UNION COMPLIMENTS OF McKay-Cameron Company, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF TRITSCHLER ' S NURSERY FLETCHER HARVEY PORTRAITS • PHOTOGRAPHS CYpress 8-4198 Across from Hillsboro High School LAMP AND SHADE SHOP 1925 CHURCH ST. LIKE DOGS TOO. 2400 West End ANDERSON HICKEY COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES 9 I 3 Cherokee Avenue 4?aimaefo ' mr50l eM4 Whole bean coffee grind it fresh ! NOEL HOTEL Nashville ' s Newest Fourth Avenue, N. and Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 24-Hour Food Service Motor Entrance 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 COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND for finest flowers West End at 24th and 229 Sixth Ave., N. in d West Melrose Building JOHN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Logan ' s Shopping Center Highway 100 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 7-5434 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, Tennesse BRANSFORD, SHARP AND CO. 3312 West End Ave. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE FORD-MUSGROVE DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE CYpress 2-5531 NASHVILLE, TENN. Harding Road at Westover Drive Compliments of MASSEY SURGICAL SUPPLY, INC. THE BARBARA WATERMAN And CASUAL CLOTHES Just Go Together! Across the Street from the Green Hills Theater For Lassies with an Eye for the Best: COVER GIRL SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF HARPETH NATIONAL BANK DIDN ' T HAVE A DATE WITH HIM, HONEST BETTY. THAT RVS G0T A HEAD Q N HER HEAD. DAVIS CORSON ARMISTEAD Agency Established 1867 ESTABLISHED tS67 NSURANCE AND BONDING NASHVILLE Compliments ' Noel Company, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF TENNESSEE LUMBER COMPANY does so much more . . A NATURAL costs so much less! COMPLIMENTS NEW LOOK CLEANERS MELROSE— GREEN HILLS COMPLIMENTS OF MARCHETTI ' S I 9th at West End HOLIDAY FINE SHOES 610 Church St. Green Hills Village CROSS KEYS RESTAURANTS 221 Sixth Avenue, North Green Hills Village NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES SERVICE STATIONS, INC Hillsboro at Abbott Martin NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Service Stations in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky Since 1935 EDITOR ' S NOTE There is a great deal of planning, hard work, and worry that go into the making of a yearbook. From the first of the school year you have looked forward to the day that the MILESTONES would come out, and now that the book is published, all of us on the staff remember our expe- riences with pleasure. We hope that you are pleased with your 1961 MILE- STONES because it is your book. In carrying out our theme — Time Marks the Events — we have tried to bring to you the students ' life around the clock at Harpeth Hall. Without the help of many people this book would have been impossible. To our sponsor, Miss Kuykendall, for her loyalty, encouragement, and help, we qive our deepest appreciation. To Mrs. McLean, for her aid with account- ing; to Mr. Blankenship, for his excellent photography, to Buddy Shaw, our representative from Benson Printing Company, who helped us with planning, we give our sincere thanks. To the student body, for their cooperation and en- thusiasm; and to the faculty, for their understanding and interest, we are deeply grateful. Those of us who have worked on it have but one last wish — a wish that your MILESTONES will mean as much to you as it does to us. THE HARPETH HALL SCHOOL