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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

t Recipe? We didn ' t use a recipe. We just threw in some odds and ends that we found around the school. You ' d be amazed at how many things happen that give flavor and spice to a dish like MILESTONES. Of course, we needed a little help serv- ing, so get ready for a treat while the MILESTONES chef helps us give you a taste of what ' s cooking at Harpeth Hall. OF THE HARPETH HALL SCHOOL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE : WP«W1W CLASSES PAGE 15 ORGANIZATIONS .... PAGE 37 SPORTS PAGE 51 FEATURES PAGE 56 i iakc one giv i .-15 ' Si add one thU davj • . . n: ' L t m V ' ' .% r 2)ei ication Who could find a scale to measure what Mrs. Souby has done for hlarpeth Hall? Yet, as the test of the pudding is in the eating, so the test of Mrs. Souby ' s work is in our school and in every Harpeth hiall girl. She has watched the school grow — an idea materializing, diffi- culties receding, buildings rising to accommo- date an increasing student body. She has seen girls fluttering in confusion on registration day, girls learning, girls competing In sports, girls approaching the threshold of maturity — young ladies departing. Every girl who has laughed, studied, and worked here carries her own memories of Mrs. Souby with her. When Mrs. Souby leaves, our school will lose a basic in- gredient, but her influence will remain in the spirit of the school and in every Harpeth Hall girl. To you, Mrs. Souby, with gratitude and af- fection, we dedicate MILESTONES of 1963— on behalf of the girls who have gone before, the girls of Harpeth Hall today, the girls who are to follow. . . . . . . because of J iaypctn .jtall, tltere is a pain to tollow; occause of vfou tit eye is J Larpetlt JlalL a 7 ' aculiu ROSEANN CACCIOLA, English. Tennessee Wesleyan College, B.A.; Vanderbilt University. Penstaff Sponsor. PATTY LITTON CHADWELL, Physical Educa- tion. Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.A., M.A. Ath- letic Association Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor. Second Row: SO ' PHRONIA M. EGGLESTON, History. Gou- cher College, B.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. FRANCES HOWARD EWING, Mathematics. Vanderbilt University, B.A.. M.A.; George Pea- body College for Teachers; National Science Foundation Institute, Vanderbilt University. Third Row: LUCY LANDRU FOUNTAIN, French. Barnard College, B.A.; Columbia University; George Peabody College for Teachers. Angkor Club Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. VARINA FRAZER, Latin. Vanderbilt University, B.A.; Junior Classical League Sponsor. Fourth Row: 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. DOROTHEA GRIFFIN, Mathematics and His- tory. University of Iowa, B.A.; University of Minnesota; National Science Foundation Insti- tute of Astronomy, Eau Claire State College; National Science Foundation Institute of Math- ematics, George Peabody College for Teachers. Fifth Row: PATRICIA HOLLINGSWORTH, Science. Wom- an ' s College of the University of North Caro- lina, B.A.; Vanderbilt University and George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.T.; Science Club Sponsor. MARY VICTORIA MacLEAN, English. Univer- sity of Tennessee; University of New Mexico: Memphis State University, B.S.; University of Louisville, M.A. First Row: RUTH M. MANN, Mathematics. University of Wisconsin, B.S.; National Science Foundation Institute, Vanderbilt University. Arlston Club Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor. ELIZABETH MARSHALL, Librarian. University of Arizona, A.B.; George Peabody College for Teachers. M.A. LUCILE D. McLEAN, Business Manager; Typ- Second Row: ELLA PURYEAR MIMS, Spanish and French. Vanderbilt University, B.A.; Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers; University of Rome, Italy: The Sor- bonne, Paris. Eccowasin Club Sponsor; Spanish Club Sponsor; French Club Sponsor. MILDRED B. MOORE, Dietitian. PATSY MORAN, Physical Education, First Aid, and Hygiene. Ward-Belmont Junior College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S. Senior Class Sponsor. Third Row: PENELOPE MOUNTFORT, Science; Counselor. University of Buffalo, B.S.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; National Science Foundation Institute, Yale University; Vander- bilt University. Triad Club Sponsor; Science Club Sponsor; MILESTONES Sponsor; Student Council Sponsor. MARGARET HENRY OTTARSQN, Latin. Ran- dolph-Macon Woman ' s College, B.A.; Univer- sity of Rome, Italy, M.A.; The American, British, Italian, and French Academies, Athens, Greece; The Sorbonne, Paris; Vanderbilt Uni- versity. Junior Classical League Sponsor; Honor Society Sponsor. BETTY PARTEE, Art. Murray State Teachers College, A.B.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. Fourth Row: MARY McMillan RASMUSSEN. English. George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.; University of Bern, Switzerland; Harvard Uni- versity. MARY M. ROBERTS. French. University of Montpelier, France; Juniata College. A.B.; French Club Sponsor. VIOLET JANE WATKINS. History and Eco- nomic Geography. Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Vanderbilt University, M.A. ROBERTA SUE WIKLE, Study Hall Supervisor. Ward-Belmont College. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Speech. Sullins Col- lege: Northwestern University, B.S. GAIL WOLERY, Glee Club. Stephens College, A. A.; George Peabody College for Teachers B.S. ' junior recipe FOR victor Slit into TOur classes . • . eniot lass ffi icers MAMIE HUTTON President ERIC STEELE Vice-President EM KEEBLE Secretary CLAIRE HOOPER Treasurer LYNN FRAZER Athletic Manager VICKl SMITH Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. MORAN Sponsor First Row: 3, 4, Vic CHARLOTTE ANN AUSTIN -Transfer Student, 2; Club Sergeant-at-Arms, 4; Spanish Club, all, I don ' t cast— Deputy cal Leag e 2; Fren ch Club 2, , 4, P re ' s de nt, 4 ■ Basket adr nlnton V ars ty. : Mono Emily He 3rd Saylng- -E say q tio ns 1 college iident, 4- Sc ■•Ann, ' ttilnk that ' s very n-i-c-e. Marstiall at Georgia. EMILY RUTH BAKER Eccowasln— Transfer Student, 2; Junior Class 4- Science Club, 3. 4- Athletic Association, ball Varsity, 2. 3: Volleyball Varsity. 3: I Society, 4- Junior Class Athletic Manage Well I don ' t know, but . . . ? Pet Peev applications. Future Forecast— Still smiling. Second Row: VIRGINIA LOCKETT BANKS Angkor-Club Cheerleader, I, Club Serqeant-at-Arms 4; Junior Clas- sical League 2 3- French Club, 3, 4; Science Club. 4: Student Council Representative 2 GG. Heard Saying- How do you spell that? Pet Peeve— Stories that don ' t end right. Future Forecast— Another Na- tional Velvet. ANN KIRKLAND BARRY Angkor— Junior Classical League, 2, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 3 4- Athletic Association, 3, 4; Badminton Varsity, 3. Ann. Heard— Leaving tor the weekend. Pet Peeve— Burning the midnight oil. Future Forecast— Always Rushian around. Third Row: ELIZABETH MADDIN BAYLOR Eccowasin-Club Cheerleader, I, Club Vice-President, 4; Junior Classic Le ague, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, 2; French Club. 4; Science Club Archery Varsity, 3; Student Council Representative, 2; Sophomore Cla Cheerleader. Betsy. Heard Saying- ' Hark! An ascarls. Pet Peeve Unspirited Eccowasins. Future Forecast— Being gullible. JOSEPHINE READ BERSON Triad-Club Cheerleader. I, Club Treasurer, A; Junior Classical League. 2 3- French Club 3, 4- Science Club, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Cheer- leader- Junior Class Cheerleader: Senior Class Cheerleader: Harpeth Hall Cheerleader. 2. Jo. Heard Saying— Yeh! Yeh! Pet Peeve- Aprons that grow. Future Forecast— Head shrinker. Fourth Row: LUCINDA REED BEVERIDGE Triad— Club Cheerleader, 1; Junior Classical League, 2; Spanish Club, 3 4- Science Club, 4. Cindy. Heard Saying— Have you heard? Pet Peeve— Dirt. Future Forecast-Always well. (Har! Har!) SALLY SUE BLOOD n— Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; Science Club. 3. 4, Presi- dent 4- MILESTONES Staff, 4. Sally. Heard Saying— H ow racey! Pet Peeve— People who have a whole whole lo under their names in the Harpeth Hall annual, MILESTONES, of 1963. Future Forecast— Another Maltese Poodle, i enioy Ic ass 4 yenioy K U ass CLARA MARGUERITE BOGLE I; Jun.i Cla Ariston— Club Cheei A- Science Club, 3, 4; Athletic Association Hockey Varsity, 3; Volleyball Varsity, 3; Class Athletic Manager; School Spirit Aw Saying— Ooh! I don ' t think so! Pet Forecast— Programming a computer. 1 lp ?• rer ch CI jb 7 ■ 4 Vire- ' re. ident. 4 wling Var ity. i: Freshrr an t 1 Ma ite He arc eve— Wild pe opi e. Put Angkor- 3, 4; A ry-Tre -Junii CI KATHERINE MOORE BRANDON League, 2; French Club, ' ;lty, I, 2, 3: Student Council_Rep: Honor Society President, Junior Class Secretary: Presidents ' Council I ain ' t studying! Pet Peeve— Wasted cu up on next year ' s homev ork. Freshma n Class Secretary: Kathv . Heard Saving- Future Forecast— Catching Second Row; SUSAN LYNN BRINDLEY Eccowasin— Transfer Student, 2; Club Ch League, 2: French Club, Sus, He Futur, rd Saying- ist— Mi! Club, 4; Sophomo Hello to everybody PATRICIA FRENCH BYRN Classical League, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 4; Sc ard Saying— For Pete ' s sake! Pe ast— Voting for the Kennedy of her Third Row: MARY CONNER CANNON Triad-Junior Classical League. 2, 3; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4- Glee Club, 4- Archery Varsity, 2. Connie. Heard Saying- But tvfiss Ev ing, it is perpendicular. Pet Peeve-Democrats. Future Forecast —President of the National Girl Scouts. SANDRA WILSON COMER Ariston-Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 2; French Club, 3 4- Science Club 3, 4- Penstaff, 4; Athletic Association, 3, 4; MILESTONES Staff, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4; French Medal, 2. Sandy Heard Saylng- Has anybody got any ads ' Pet Peeve— People who leave the phone off the hook. Future Forecast— Prenei un morceau de papier. Fourth Row; DEBORAH FONTANA COONEY Angkor— Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2, 3; Science Club, 4- Penstaff, 4; Athletic Association, 3, 4; Colonial Dames Award for excellence in American History; United Nations Essay Contest, second in the state. Debby. Heard— Arguing. Pet Peeve— Republicans, future Forecast— Voting for Kennedy. Cla Triad— Junio Club, 4; Art Club, 3 Alice. Heard Sayi National ping pong ALICE BERYL CROWNOVER ical League, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, MARTHA SHACKFORD CRUTCHER Angkor— Club Cheerleader, I; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4- French Club, 3, 4, Pr-s.dent 4- Science Cub 4- Penstatf 3 4 Secretary- Treasurer, 4; Honor Society, 4, Chaplain 4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Merit Scholarship Finalist. Martha. Heard Saying— What did I do? Pet Peeve— Tall people. Future Forecast- Duchess at Duke MARY ELIZABETH DALE A igkor- -Club Cheer eader, 1 Ju Class cal e aqu : French Clu b. 3, 4; 5c ence Club, , 4- Ath etic As ociatio n. 2, ' 3 4; Ho ckey Varsity, 3; M erit chela ship F inal st. Mo ' ve He ' d Sa vin -, ' Well, 1 fh nk . . ? • Pet Peeve- -Boys wh d on ' t call. Futu e Fo eca st — Everybod ' 5 Bl ddy. Dnd Ro ANNE GAYLE DEARBORN Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, I, Club Treasurer 4- Junior Classical League, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer, 4- Science Club 4. Gayle. Heard Saying- Yiii , . . Pet Peeve— Dropped stitches. Future Forecast— Even more organized. SHARYN SUE DETTWILLER Angkor— Club Cheerleader, I, 2, Club President, 4; Junior Classical League. 2, 3; French Club, 3, 4: Science Club. 4- Penstaff, 3 4; Athletic Association, 3, 4; Freshman Class Cheerleader- Presidents ' Council, 4; Best Angkor, 3. Sharyn. Heard Saying— I ' m sorry may I ask a question? Pet Peeve— Being called Karen. Future Forecast- Still a party gal. Third Ro« MARGARET ANDERTON DORTCH Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, I- Junior Classical League 3 4- FrencI Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4; Glee Club, I- Athletic Association 4 Student Council Representative, 4. Margy. Heard Saying— I was jus furious! Pet Peeve— Nashville. Future Forecast— Fashion Editor of Vague JANE WYCHE EARLY Ariston— Club Cheerleader, I. Club Vice-President, 4; Junior Classica League, 2; French Club, 4; Science Club, 4; Athletic Association, 2 3 4 Volleyball Varsity, 3; Junior Class Treasurer. Jane. Heard— Beep Beep! Zoom! Pet Peeve— Happy Birthday to you . . . ! Future Fore cast— Assisting Miss Patty. l RUTH LYNN FRAZER Grades. Futu c ub Chee leader, 1, Clu b Se Fr ench Glut , 4; Sc ence C ub, 4; at on, 3, 4; Tennis Vars ity. 2. 3, la s Cheerle ader; S Dpho e Cla anc ger. Lyr n. He ard Say ing— ' fur e Forecas t— Shor ha r. Club, I, 2, 3. 4; Ath- Dckey Varsity, 2, 3, 4; LINDA LANDIS GRIZZARD Angkor— Club Treasurer, 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4; Athletic Association, 4- MILESTONES Staff, 4, Business Manager, 4; Freshman Class President- Representative to Lady of the Hall, I; Presidents ' Council I. Linda. Heard Saying— Good glory! Pet Peeve— Cruelty. Future Forecast— More time at W and L than at Sweet Briar. enioy U ass enioy v— c ass First Row: ANN GAYLE GUPTON Angkor-Club Cheerleader. I- Junior Classical League, 2 3. 4, Pr. dent. A: Spanish Club, 3. 4; Science Club 4; Freshman Class Che leader; Senior Class Cheerleader. Anna, Heard Saymg- Now , all what am 1 going to do? Pet Peeve— No programs tor Jun rii«iral Leaaue. huiure Forecast— Stil I dating. Angkor— Club Athletic M Club, 3- Science Club. ., ,, Association, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasu Heard Saying— I was so embarra: Future Forecast— Learning to cook. JANE ENGLISH HAMBRICK ;tic Manager, 3; Junior Classical League, 2, 3; French Art Club, I- Athletic • Bowling Varsity 2, 3. Jane. ' Pet Peeve— Metrecal Wafers Second Row M 1.R Eccowas French Peggy, ture For n-Cl :iub, Hec jb Che 3, 4; Sc rd Sayi -Still at rle ig- M MARGARET CRAIG HANDLY Jer, I- Junior Classical League Club, 4; Student Council Repres SUSAN ELIZABETH HARLAN Club Cheerleader, 1; Junior Classical League, 2; Spanish Club, Club 4- Art Club, 3 ' Student Council Representat F ' reshman Class Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Jun.o- Cheerleader- Senior Class Cheerleader; Harpeth Hall Cheerleader Susan. Heard Saying— But you all, I ' m not sweet! Pet P Insincere people. Future Forecast— Finding a real man. Ariston— Junior Athletic Assocla Peeve Unusual MARY LOUISE HOLT al League, 2. 3; French Club, 4; S 4 Lou. Heard Saymg — I wa; pictures. Future Forecast— Dish HELEN CLAIRE HOOPER tvia 4; Junit Angkor— Club Cheerleader, I, Club Athletic sical League 2- French Club, 3, 4- Science Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, I 2- Tennis Variity I, 2- Table Tennis Varsity, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3- Flonor ' Society, 4; Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Senior Class Treasurer. Merit Scholarship Finalist. Claire. Heard Saying— Je nc comprends pas. Pet Peeve— Blushing. Future Forecast- Weekends at Williams. Fo rth Row: KATHLEEN ELEANOR HUTCHISON Ecc Fre As ' Sot Pet nch ocia lety Pee CI 4 -CI b. , 3 Se -Ch b Athletic 3, 4, Sec 4; Table cretary, 4. ewing gum Mc eta Te Ke nag y-Tr thy. r, 4; Ju Varsity ' ' Heard Future 4: 3; Sa For Cla Scie Bow Ing- ecas ssical L ce Clu ng Var - Guess —Mac ' s ag i ' ty wh M 4- ' 3 ff. 2, 3, Athlet • Hone MAMIE ELIZABETH HUTTON -Club Cheerleader, I; Junior Classical League 2; French Club, Club, 3. 4; Athletic smie. Heard Saying— Well. Arthur -Every other Tuesday. Future Foreca ildent; Presidents ' Co 20 SUSAN HARDMAN IVIE Triad— Club President, 4- Junior Classical League, 2, 3- French Club. 3, 4, Vice-President, 3; Science Club, 3, 4; Student Council Representa- tive, 2 ' Honor Society 4- Presidents ' Council, 4- Merit Scholarship Finalist! Susan. Heard Saying— You iust can ' t imagine. Pet Peeve- People talking in study halls. Future Forecast— Madame Curie. EMILY FRAZER KEEBLE Angkor— Club Cheerleader, 1, 2, Club Secretary, 4- Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4- Science Club, 4; Athletic Association, 3. 4: Honor Society, 4- Sophomore Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Secretary French Medal, 3. Em. Heard Say, nq— the funniest thing happened! Pet Peeve— Hair that won ' t bleach. Future Forecast— Being aristocratic. Second Row; CATHRINE McCUTCHAN LEE Anston— Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4- French Club, 3, 4; Science Club 4- Penstaff, 3. 4, President, 4; Archery Varsity, 3, Cathy. Heard Saying— Great fun and games. Pet Peeve— Distance between Spring Hill and North Carolina. Future Forecast— Writing about the sea. SARA BARTON LUNN Ariston— Club Sacretary, 4- Junior Classical League, 2; French Club, 3 4- Science Club, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4 ' Art Club, 1; Student Council Representative, 4; Merit Scholarship Finalist. Sara. Heard Saying— I don ' t believe I ' ve done this! Pet Peeve— Having to call the AAA. Future Forecast— Studying in France. Third Row: FLORENCE PENNINGTON LYLE Angkor— Junior Classical League, 2, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4- Athletic Association, 4- Archery Varsity, 3; MILESTONES Staff, 3. 4, Editor, 4- Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Flo. Seen— Gazing. Pet Peeve— Matchmakers. Future Forecast— Editor of the Earlham yearbook. SARAH GWEN McCLELLAN Triad— Junior Classical League, 2- French Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 3, 4. Gwen. Heard Saying— Oooh! Pet Peeve— Lab without Mamie. Future Forecast— Running the Nashville Zoo. LYNN ELLEN MOORE Ariston— Club Cheerleader, I, Club Sergeant-at-Arms, 4; Junior Clas- sical League, 2; French Club, 3. 4- Science Club, 4; Art Club, 3. 4; MILESTONES Staff, 3, 4, Photography Editor, 4- Student Council Repret sentative, I; Junior Class Cheerleader; Ariston Best Freshman. Lynn. Heard Saying— Girls, if you want to order pictures . . Pet Peeve- Not enough to eat. Future Forecast— Still Babbling. LETITIA CALDWELL MURRAY Triad— Club Cheerleader, !■ Junior Classical League, 2; Spanish Club, 3 4- Science Club, 4- Glee Club, I. Tish. Heard— Squeaking. Pet Peeve— Vulgarity. Future Forecast— Still wearing knee socks. 4 enior v— « ass 4 enioi v a ass First Row: INGRID OLSON Club Sergeant-at-Ar: Future Forecast— Raising plums. RUTH CHARLOTTE ORR -Club Athletic Manager, 4; Junior Classical League 2; Fn Club 4- Science Club, 4; Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4; Archery Varsity, 2; Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Senior Class Cheerleader. Ruth. Heard Saying_ Has an, body got any ne s? Pet Peeve— Curley hair. Furure Forecast— Teaching French at Harpeth Hall. Second Row: PAMELA GAYLE POLK Jun Cla Eccowasin- Club Cheeriea--,, ., -- . Club, 3, 4: Science Club, 4- Glee Club I, President 4- Freshman Class Cheerleader; Soph Junior Cl ass Vice-President; Representative to George Washington, 3; Presidents ' Council, 4. Oh pippledidook! Pet Peeve-Not gettmg Future Forecast-Singing Maria with Vicki and Jul udent s Che Dilley of Hall, 3 Saying- a letter Angkor— Junior Cla Glee Club, I, 2, 3 Athletic Associatioi ANNE WELSH ROBERTSON ssical League 2; French Club, 3, 4; Scie 4 President 4- Penstaff, 3, 4, Vice- ; 2 3 4- Volleyball Varsity, 2; Soph. Ann He Future Fori ast-New York. Saying — Mercy! ' Third Row: LOUISE CHEAIRS ROSE Fccowasin-Transfer Student, 2; Junior Classical League, 2; Spanjsh Club, 3 4- Science Club, 4. Louise. Heard— If you can hear her. Pet Peeve — Homev ork. Future Forecast— More beautiful. MARY ELIZABETH SCOH Eccowasin— Club Cheerleader, 1, Club President, 4; Junior Classica League, 2, 3; Science Club, 4; Freshman Class Cheerleader; Class Cheerleader- Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class ophomore President Harpeth Hall Cheerleader, 2, 4; Representative to the Lady o the Hall 2- Presidents ' Council, 3, 4. Liz. Heard Saying- Do you have any Old Spice? Pet Peeve— Fast speaking teachers for slow w riting stu dents. Future Forecast— Driving a stick shift. Fourth Row: BARBARA LEE SHORNEY Triad— Transfer Student, 3- Club Vice-President, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4, President 4- Science Club, 3, 4; MILESTONES Staff, 4; Honor Society, 4- Junior ' Class Cheerleader. Barbara. Heard! Pet Peeve— Not having Dee around. Future Forecast— Writing poetry with Janelle for certain teachers. VICTORIA JANE SMITH Eccowasln-Transfer Student, 3; Club Sergeant-at-Arms, 4; Junior Clas- sical League 3 Sergeant-at-Arms, 3; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4- Glee Club, 3 4- Athletic Association, 3, 4; Table Tennis Varsity, 3; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Eccowasin Club Spirit Award, 3. Vicki. Heard Saying— Oh, my gosh! Pet Peeve— Cars stalling at stop lights. Future Forecast— Singing Maria with Pam and Julia. First Row: MELINDA ANNE SNEED Angkor-Transfer Student 2; French Club, 3- Science Club 4: Art Club, 2 3 4- Attiletic Association, 3. 4; Hockey Varsity. 3. Melinda. Seen— Drawing. Pet Peeve— Melinda, will you please make a poster? Future Forecast— Going to New Orleans. DAMARIS STEELE Eccowasin— Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Science Club 4- MILESTONES Staff, 3, 4; Honor Society. 4, Treasurer, 4. Damaris. Heard Saying— Well, you all just do what you want. ' Pet Peeve— Ads for the annual. Future Forecast— Memorizing her French report. ERIC STEELE I, Club Ariston— Club Ch. League, 2- French Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4 dent Council Representative, 3; Senior Class V Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Cheerleader; Senior Class Harpeth Hall Cheerleader, 2. Wick. Heard Saying— ' . . . Pet Peeve— Freckles. Future Forecast— Playing M Side Story. KATHRINE HASWELL SWIGGART League, 3; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Junior Classical Penstaff. 2, 3, 4; Stu- i-Presldent; Sophomore lard Saying- ist— KA Ros, ' Pet Peeve— Frogs that squirt MARY ANN THOMISON Triad- Junior Classical League, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club. 3, 4; Science Club 4- MILESTONES Staff. 4; Student Council Representative, 4. Mary Ann. Heard Saying— I ' m bloated. Pet Peeve— Math. Future Forecast— Doctor ' s wife. MARY GURINE TUDOR Angkor— Club Cheerleader. I- Club Vice-President, 4; Junior Classical League, 2, 3. 4, Secretary, 4; French Club, 3. 4; Science Club. 4. Mary. Hesrd Saying — HI people. Who do vou have Hat=s with this weekend? Pet Peeve— Are you kin to the Tudors of England? Future Forecast— Standing up straight. Fourth Row: MARYLAND GUILD WELCH Triad— Junior Classical League, 2. 3- French Club, A; Science Club. 4; Athletic Association, 4. Mary. Heard Saying— Oh, what am I go- ing to do? Pet Peeve— Being a bird brain. Future Forecast— Setting to drive her car. JULIA FARNSWORTH WHALEY Ariston- Club Cheerleader, I, Club President. 4; Junior ( League 2 3, Vice-President, 2; French Club 4; Science C Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arms, 4; Athletic Associatio 3 4- Softball Varsity, !■ Hockey Varsity, 3; Volleyball Varsity. 3 man Class Vice-President- Sophomore Class Vice-President. Heard Saying— What! For the love of Pete. Pet Peeve— Thir Irritate her very soul. Future Forecast— Singing Maria with P Vicki. e t or — ( ass enioi U ass ELIZABETH ANNE WHEELER -Club Cheerleader, I: Jun ' Club A- Science Club, 4- Art Club, Libby. Heard Saying— What are thing? Pet Peeve— Wrong person to Christian Dior. Classical League, 2, 3; French 3- Freshman Class Cheerleader, u, ' some kind of a nut or some- lling. Future Forecast — Successor MARGARET LEE WHERRY Triad— Club Cheerleader, I; Junior Classical League, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Science Club. 4; Art Club. I; Glee Club, 4; Penstaff, 4; Merit Scholarship Finalist. Mags. Heard— Singing. Pet Peeve— Ratted hair. Future Forecast— Cleaning up her room. Second Row: KATHERYNE JANELLE WILSON Arlston— Transfer Student, 2; Junior Classical League, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4- Science Club, 3, 4; Honor Society, 4. Janelle. Heard Saying— Oh that ' s tacky! Pet Peeve- Be-t ' freight p ns. Future Forecast- Robert Hall copy designer of Oleg Cassini lab aprons. LAURA SUE WRIGHT Ariston— Junior Classical League, 2; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 4. Laura Sue. Heard Saying— Oh, I ' m so in love. Pet Peeve- Nothing to wear. ' Future Forecast— Going back to Italy. Third Row: NICKYE LEIGH YOKLEY Triad- CI 2, 3, 4; sentative, Class Ch. 1, 3: Sch Saying— Forecast- ub Fre 3, ;erl ool Eet -Or Che. nch Vic( eade Spi ;! f ie of erieader, 1, Club Sec Club, 3, 4; Science i-President, 4; Freshn- ■s; Junior Class Cheer rit Award, 3; Martha ' et Peeve— Not being the 10 best dressed retary. Club, lan Cl leader Wash able 4: Junior 4; Studei sss Cheerl ■ Harpeth ' ington, 3. to do a Classical it Counci eader; So Hall Che Nickye. new danc League 1 Reprf .phomor erieade Hear e. Futui JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARGUERITE WEAVER President NANCY BEASLEY Vice-President JACQUE BROWN Secretary ANNE BEVERIDGE Treasurer PAT SANDERS Sergeant-at-Arms ANN WALKER Athletic Manager SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ANNE MARTIN President BRANDY SCOTT Vice-President KAY HUTTON Secretary CARMINE KING Treasurer DONNA KILLEBREW Sergeant-at-Arms LINDA CARMICHAEL .... Athletic Manager MARGARET JONES Chaplain FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LUCINDA TRABUE President ANNE BROWNING Vice-President CAROL PROCTER Secretary JANICE OXFORD Treasurer SHARON BUTLER Sergeant-at-Arms CAROL CLARK Athletic Manager MARGARET SHARP Chaplain 3e l y A ' ■.y 3 ' uniors Missy Adicins Bebe Arnold Nancy Beasley Anne Beveridge Gene Bilbro Betty Birdwell Ellen Bond Lee Brandon Jacque Brown Suzanne Brown Margy Caldwell Charlotte Callis Pern Cartwright Sherrlll Chaffin Cynthia Chandler Helen Chumbley Diane Copple Jean Dobson Marie Dodson Dixie Douglas Margaret Dyer Betsy Finks Nina Foster Elizabeth Gant J. Mnioys Clare Givan Emily Glasgow Jackie Glover Martha Hailey Sudy Hall Patti Hambrick Helen Haskins Kathy Hedrick Martha Hilton Jane Hindman Kaki Holt Janelle Hood Betty Housholder Charia Hudson Ellen Huggins Audrey Kennedy Wendy Lawrence Martha Leake Linda Lipscomb Claire McCoy Junelle McGaw Brenda Magruder Marcia Mehser Kit+ie Sue Moon 3- uniors Karen Nelson Vicici Null Irene Peebles Cathy Petway Nancy Ridley Virginia Ridley Carolyn Russell Donna Salmon Pat Sanders Barbara Schwartz Virginia Sharber Sherry Shaw Muff Shwab Martha Stallings Dot Stamps Kathy Thweatt Mary Dale Trabue Ann Walker Jane Wallace Marguerite Weaver Allison Webb Claudia Wheeler Carol Worrall vyO, oph Emily Binning oynores oph onto yes Sandra Bowne Edie Caldwell Anne Cannon Linda Carmichael Carol Copple Lou Cornelius Betty Cotton Kay Crumpler Susan Cummins Kitty Davis Mary Davis Bonnie Jean Duncan Ruth Englert Geny Farris Ann Fi+zhugh Pamela Freihofer Elaine Goe+z Martha Green Robin Groce Dottie Guffee Barbara Hall Cathy Hamilton Linda Harrison Janice Hinrichs ' y v , Edie Hofstead Sunny Hoover Kay Hu+ton Florence Jarrell Margaret Jones Donna Killebrew Carmine King Jeanie Landrum Keith Lauderdale Judy McKay Louise McKee Anne Martin Beth Minton Beth Mulhall Jeanie Nelson Mary Nelson Jeanette Noel Becky Oliver Kathy Pace Patsy Page Felice Parker Caroline Phillips Connie Rhett Susan Sain op r onto yes cp i omoyes Sally Sandidge Denis Sarratt Brandy Sco+t Mary Ann Sisk Ginny Stanford Ingrld Thonnpson Lucy Thorne Lynne Todd Tekia Travis Liz Tudor Dorothy Van Sant Andrea Vaughan Betsy Vinson Penny Voigt Mary Weaver Sallie V ebber Nancy Welch Peggy White Ann Williams Lynne Zehnder rcsn rcsnmcn Eleanor Alford Edie Berry Louise Bilbro Cabell Blitch  • ' J V T Melissa Bond Leah Bradley Helen Bransford Martha Brown Nancy Brown Anne Browning Sharon Butler Dianne Buttrey Elizabeth Byrn Cissy Caldwell Suzanne Caldwell Beth Carothers Linda Chadwell Carol Clark Sherry Crain Betty Ruth Cravens Cornelia Crawford Valery Crichton Donna Danner Andrea Davis Patty Delony Bitsy Dorris Ellen Earls Patsy Finks -f-resn resnmen jj-rcsn rcsnynen Jennie Flippo Barbara Fowler Happy Fowler Margaret Ganier Kristin Gemmer Camilla Glover Shirley Graham Lynn Griffin Betty Lu Hariin Jane Hendrix Mary Herndon Mary Geddes Hill Martha Horner Paula Hughey Anne Jacoway Beverly Johnston Beth Jones Mary Ellen Jones Melissa Jones Lee Keathley Lucia Landstreet Hettie Lish Margo Miller Cheryl Moore Betty Moss DeeDee Murray Lorna Nielson Ginger Osborn « -i Janice Oxford - Susan Parker PK Susan Pemberton nE Lanier Porter - p Jane Poteat -li ' .i. Carol Procter Mik Susan Ralston 1 Janet Rebrovick Margaret Sharp Susan Shaw Sarah Stifler Ellen Stone Cheryl Taylor Lucinda Trabue Pam Trautman Teresa Vaughn Misty Wager Lynne Wallman Jane West Elise Whalley jj-rcsltmen a pinch of tnis a dasn or tltat . • . J nc i tudent . otincil OFFICERS PAM POLK President NICKYE YOKLEY Vice-President KATHY BRANDON Secretary-Treasurer MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsor EMILY BAKER KATHY BRANDON MARTH ' A CRUTCH ER CLAIRE HOOPER KATHY HUTCHISON MEMBERS MAMIE HUTTON SUSAN IVIE EM KEEBLE BARBARA SHORNEY DAMARIS STEELE JANELLE WILSON OFFICERS KATHY BRANDON President KATHY HUTCHISON Secretary DAMARIS STEELE Treasurer MARTHA CRUTCHER Chaplair J ne J Lonoy ocictu J residents .,. ouncil MRS. SOUBY. Sponsor MARGUERITE WEAVER ANNE MARTIN JULIA WHALEY RAM POLK MAMIE HUTTON MARY LIZ SCOTT SHARYN DETTWILLER KATHY BRANDON SUSAN IVIE LUCINDA TRABUE CATHY LEE President ERIC STEELE Vice-President MARTrfA CRUTCHER Secretary MISS CACCIOLA Sponso r GENE BILBRO LOUISE BILBRO DEBBY COONEY CAROL COPPLE SHARYN DETTWILLER MARGARET DYER ANNE ROBERTSON DOT STAMPS TEKLA TRAVIS JANE WEST MARGARET WHERRY j ensiaff 1963 JHilcston cs FLORENCE LYLE Editor LYNN MOORE Photography Editor LINDA GRIZZARD Business Manager SANDY COMER Business Manager DAMARIS STEELE Staff SALLY BLOOD Staff BARBARA SHORNEY Staff MARY ANN THOMISON Staff MARGY CALDWELL Staff HELEN HASKINS Staff WENDY LAWRENCE Staff DOT STAMPS Staff CAROL COPPLE Staff MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsor We slaved over a hot stove all year ' 4: Attnlctlc Association K Uc K- lub EMILY BAKER President MARGUERITE BOGLE Vice-President JANE HAMBRICK Secretary-Treasurer MISS CHADWELL Sponsor ANNE ROBERTSON President JULIA WHALEY Sergeant-at-Arnns VICKI SMITH Librarian ciencc lub SALLY BLOOD President JANE HAMBRICK Vice-President SARA LUNN Secretary-Treasurer MRS HOLLINGSWORTH MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsors ANN GAYLE GUPTON President JEANIE NELSON Vice-President MARY TUDOR Secretary MARGY CALDWELL Treasurer CARMINE KING Chaplain MARTHA GREEN Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. FRAZER MRS. OTTARSON Sponsors ' Srf dPK fci lafc rtbL '  - junior lasslcal J- i eacfHC ' d jf-ycncn lul) MARTHA CRUTCHER President CATHY PETWAY Vice-President KATHY HUTCHISON Secretary MRS. FOUNTAIN MISS MIMS MRS. ROBERTS Sponsors BARBARA SHORNEY President ANN AUSTIN Vice-President GAYLE DEARBORN Secretary-Treasurer MISS MIMS Sponsor tyanisn , li4iy nqk w •or OFFICERS SHARYN DETTWILLER President MARY TUDOR Vice-President EM KEEBLE Secretary LINDA GRIZZARD Treasurer GIGI BANKS Sergeant-at-Arms CLAIRE HOOPER Athletic Manager MRS. FOUNTAIN Sponsor 46 , vision OFFICERS JULIA WHALEY President JANE EARLY Vice-President SARA LUNN Secretary ERIC STEELE Treasurer LYNN MOORE Sergeant-at-Arms JACKIE GLOVER Athletic Manager MRS. MANN Sponsor 47 £ ccowasin OFFICERS MARY LIZ SCOTT President BETSY BAYLOR Vice-President LYNN FRAZER Secretary GAYLE DEARBORN Treasurer ANN AUSTIN Sergeant-at-Arms KATHY HUTCHISON Athletic Manager MISS MIMS Sponsor 48 J riad OFFICERS SUSAN iVIE President BARBARA SHORNEY Vice-President NICKYE YOKLEY Secretary JOSEPHINE BERSON Treasurer INGRID OLSON Sergeant-at-Arms RUTH ORR Athletic Association MISS MOUNTFORT Sponsor 49 f ,gl nm- I ,t, S0-- 2 S ' ' mmi and work up an appetite . . . Uc arsi t f S, sports HOCKEY Left to Right: Claire Hooper, Julia Whaley, Marguerite Boqie, Gene Bilbro, Lynn Frazer. Not Pictured: Gigi Banks, Mollye Dale, Jane Early. BASKETBALL Left to Right: Ellen Muggins, Linda Lipscomb, Betty Housholder, Sherrie Shaw, Jackie Glover, Pattl Hambrick. VOLLEYBALL Left to Right, First Row: Marguerite Bogle, Dixie Douglas, Patti Hambrick. Second Row: Julia Whaley, Betty Lu Harlin, Jackie Glover. Not Pictured: Charlotte Callis, Kathy Hamilton. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right, First Row: Jacque Brcwn, Mary Liz Scott, Bev John- ston, Bitsy Dorrls. Second Row: Dottle Guffee, Susan Harlan, Emily Binning, Nancy Beasley. TENNIS Left to Right: Pat Sanders, Lynn Frazer, Claire Hooper, Marguerite Bogle, BOWLING Left to Right: Jane Hambrick, Gigi ' Ridley, Betsy Vinson, Emily Baker. Not Pictured: Lynne Zehnder. RIDING Left to Right: Martha Hilton, Margaret Sharp, Bev Johnston, Sandra Bowne. tgi J SHCtar ana spice . . . J Ite J adxf of tnc J iall and Pam Polk . . . Lady of the Hall Gigi Banks . . . Herald Gayle Dearborn . . . Herald Wendy Lawrence . . . Junior Maid Mamie Hu+ton . . Senior Maid Kay Hu+ton . . . Sophomore Maid Janice Oxford . . Freshman Maid Ellen Breast . . . Flower Girl Alexia Wolery . . . Flower Girl PAM POLK MARGUERITE WEAVER George Washington JACQUE BROWN Martha Washington C eome UUaskington s J iythaau r m J Liqincst cnolastic 4 t ' 9 veracie w 60 SUSAN IVIE V 1 ■ !| L m ' f i 1 . iHzcnship J raceUt KATHY BRANDON enioy i uperiativcs Left to Right: Ann Austin, Most Casual; Tricia Byrn Most In Love; Josephine Benson, Most Devilish; Mar guerite Bogle, Most Athletic. Left to Right: Susan Ivie, Most Intellectual; Linda Grizzard, Sweetest: Mary Liz Scott, Most Popular; Anne Robertson, Most Talented. ' Mll j enioy . Hpeylaiivcs n ' S. ' • .--.-,_} v - -v . ,.,, J.. v sS .. ' .,. • . ■ ' Left +0 Right: Nickye Yokley, Best Dressed; Pam Polk, Best All Round; Jane Hambrick, Most Responsible; Emily Baker, Friendliest. Left to Right: Sharyn Dettwiller, Biggest Party Gal; Em Keeble, Most Sophisticated; Cindy Beveridge, Most Beautiful; Julia Whaley, Most Likely to Succeed. rrm aarnlsn wiin diploma . -, t - ' ■■5r-=: ( ' ' M ;. •- T ) .A-:ov pp for Ladies 219 Sixfh Avenue, NortK and Harding Road V - i f Enjoy the Vvonderful World of Fine Foods at Sixth Avenue — Downtown Green Hills lei your home BREATHE . . . Haturul Gas FRESH-AIR Conditiuniny WILLIAMSON COUNTY BANK Public Square Since 188 FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE Your Friendly Bank In Franklin COMPLIMENTS OF JONES ORNAMENTAL NURSERY Hobbs and Estes Phone CY 2 6363 Texaco Service Stati on 4040 Hlllsboro Rodd NASHVILLE, lENNESSEE ■John i tjokley 614 FOURTH AVENUE, SO, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE BUSINESS FURNITURE • CUSTOM DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF BUSINESS OFFICES • COLOR PERSPECTIVES OFFERED ( COMPLIMENTS Of Jack Brandon i n s u r a n CE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF MODERN MARINE 425 8th Avenue South Ganne Harmon t mm CORKtR o Photographer J f FLETCHER HARVEY Studio: Green Hills k Simply Wonderful HILLSBORO ROAD f Sportswear DICKEY ' S King of Pizza 1919 Church Sf. MELFKS RESTAURANT Everything for Floors and Windows Am erican and Italian Cuisine AL 5-2743 1923 Division Street Phone 256-9253 lor a wcnderlul future! Southern ' jBell THE HAMMOND ORGAN Music ' s Most Glorious Voice Hammond Organ Studios OF NASHVILLE, INC. In the Heart of Hlllsboro Village 705 21st Ave. S. 291-2233 Smile! you ' re on candid camera. Uncle Sam wants you! NICK VARALLO ' S BARBECUE CHILI Intersection Highway 70 and 100 GREEN HILLS COIN-OP CLEANERS 4004 Hillsboro Road 298-5690 BLANKENSHIP DRUG CO. 2201 21st Ave. South Phone CY 2-441 I FINE BOTANY YARNS DRESSMAKING— ALTERATIONS KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS BUTTONHOLES- -REWEAVING Miu 2i4Clfi XT SA fi 3813 HILLSBORO RD. Nashville 12. TENN. MRS. HOMER B. WEIMAR WE SPECIALIZE IN OWNER TAILORING SKIRTS CY 8-5684 COMPLIMENTS OHENVILLE TIRE CO. JOSEPHINE ' S Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear Green Hills Village Donelson Plaza L omplimenti of- CALDWELL SHELL SERVICE Harding Rd. at Woodmont Blvd. STEPHENS MARKET 4105 Hillsboro Road your friendly neighborhood market STANSELL ELECTRIC CO., INC Excelling in Everything Electric 209 14th Ave. No. AL 5-7703 COMPLIMENTS OF Kitchens by WALKER Complete Kitchen Remodeling 527 Thompson Lane COMPLIMENTS OF JO-SUSAN CHARM SCHOOL 3423 West End Ave. NOEL HOTEL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Nashville ' s Most Convenient Hotel Original Antique Jewels — Only one of a kind H. W. WOLK JEWELERS Latest in Fine Jewelry and Watches Phone CY 2-0101 Belle Meade Plaza NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 24-Hour Free Parking 24-Hour Food Service Walking Distance of New Auditorium COMPLIMENTS OF SPERO HAIRSTYLISTS Harding Rd. White Bridge Rd. UNIQUE AND QUALITY GIFTS AT OzUntaL xt and Ciaft SCREENS. SCROLLS AND LACQUER WARE 1701 21st avenue, so. Chone 291-4000 Nashville 12. Tenn. WILSON-QUICK PHARMACY County-Wide Free Delivery 800 Broad 1911 Church St. 219 Public Sq. The best dressed girls on the campus wear clothes from 2412 West End Avenue 2800 West End Ave. Doctors BIdg. 1813 Hillsboro Rd. 2614 Gallatin Rd. Harding Rd. at Woodmont Blvd. Dickerson Rd. at Ewing Lane Donelson Murfreesboro Columbia Charge Accounts Invited WEBB ' S SERVICE STATION WHITE WAY LAUNDRY Washing, Greasing, and Road Service your professional cleaner Cars Called For and Delivered is your clothes ' best friend Phone CY 2-6466 Hillsboro and Hobbs Road LAMP AND SHADE SHOP 1713 CHURCH ST. Bought— Sold— Rented PIANOS L C. TILLER 123 Eighth Avenue North Tuned — Moved — Repaired GEORGE T. BRODNAX COMPLIMENTS Jewelers and Silversmiths OF LILLIAN CARD CYpress 7-7543 Green Hills Village Nashville Interiors and Gifts rS)aSim GOOD CLOTHES SIXTH AT UNION GREEN HILLS MARKET JOHN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Wes+gate Shopping Center Highway 100 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone CY 7-5434 (The house-that-quality-built) Hillsboro Road ALLOW AY BROTHERS Table Test Brands Eggs, Poultry, Portion Control Meats Canned Vegetables and Fruits STEPHENS HARDWARE COMPANY 4101 Hillsboro Road NASHVILLE 4, TENNESSEE CY 7-2475 B O W L COMPLETELY EQUIPPED King Ipuie -Q SHIRTS . SX die ' nSpa U BALLS • BAGS • SHOES EXPERT MEASURING AND DRILLING COMPLIMENTS OF YATES PHARMACY y omnilmen td xp of Thompson Green Machinery Co. CATERPILLAR DEALER NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE Mrs. Eugene H. Page COMPLIMENTS Mrs. Agnes Burt Miss Mattie Sue Osborne OF J-utjc Jvnit Ccntt!T BEASLEY ' S STORE ' nrns, I looked Uug , Rcwcnvinj Free liislnictioiis FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE PHONE CY 1-5330 1714 2IST AVENUE SO. NASHVILLE, TENN. MOON DRUG COMPANY Belle Meade ' s Newest and Largest Drug Store Pharmaceuticals . . . Sundries . . . Sick Room Supplies Belle Meade Sub-Station Post Office Brceko ,L p. O, BOX 1247 • NASHVILLE 2, TENNESSEE QUALITY CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF McClures NEED A PHOTOGRAPHER? CY 2-5380 Call Bob Grannis, Nashville ' s Largest Green Hills Theatre BIdg. Weddings — -Specialty THERE ' S MAGIC FOR YOU IN A NEW HAIR-DO FROM MAYS STUDIO OF BEAUTY 4109 Hillsboro Road CY 7-5422 CY 7-2817 TEL, AL 6-0356 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE FRATERNAL EMBLEMS CLOCKS ENGRAVING DIAMOND SETTING SCHOOL MEDALS W TCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRING NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS The most interesting people dine at Belle Meade Buffet OF BELLE MEADE SHOPPING PLAZA BELLE MEADE PATROL CY 2-6622 1 ; COMPLIMENTS m Jjalton s BEAUTY SALON OF fl. r«: ' P RUST-OLEUM CORPORATION PHONE: CH 2-4386 MID-STATE MEDICAL CENTER : 2000 CHURCH STREET C onin lim en id ol- NASHVILLE BRIDGE CO. ■•-•v iv C qmpiimenid oj- . i. ., PERIOD FURNITURE COMPANY   , FORD-MUSGROVE COMPLIMENTS DRUG COMPANY OF THE REXALL STORE PEOPLES SERVICE STATIONS. CYpress 2-553! INC. NASHVILLE, TENN. Hillsboro Rd. af Abbott Martin Harding Road at Westover Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Service Stations in Tennessee Georgia Alabama Best for Books and Records Arkansas MILLS ' BOOKSTORES Kentucky Missouri —71 1 Church Street Since 1935 — 1814 21st Avenue, South —Belle Meade Plaza BRANSFORD. WALLACE SHARP COMPANY 3312 West End Ave. y ontnliments of- NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SULLIVAN ' S WINSTON ' S HAIR STYLISTS Belle Meade Plaza 3813 Hillsboro Road - CYpress 8-4896 £ - 4 Ar ' fe. IF J They graduated? See, Officer Moran. Captain Bob! Coming here? COMPLIMENTS BURRUS HARDWARE CO. OF GREENHILLS VILLAGE DRIVE HILLSBORO DRUGS GREEN HILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF 21 Green Hills Drive BEASLEY ' S BEAUTY SALON CYpress 2-7848 98 Kenner Avenue Table Lamps, Floor Lamps, and Shades AM 9-3222 ( oinp lint en 13 - FRANKLIN CONCRETE, INC COMPLIMENTS OF HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY NASHVILLE TENT AND AWNING COMPANY 615 20th Ave. N. ALpine 5-7441 L ompllmenid 4 EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS MARCHETTI ' S OF I9th at West End JOHNSON DRUG COMPLIMENTS COMPANY OF 4103 Hillsboro Road TISDALE AND TISDALE - Architects b.: .. I Al COMPLIMENTS OF NUMBER 26 DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS Harding and White Bridge Road CY 2-4487 OF HALL and BENEDICT GENERAL INSURANCE THE B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths Nashville Trust Building for over 100 years 214-216 Sixth Ave., North NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE Exclusive Agent for the Harpeth Hall Official Charm EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 SIXTH AVE. N, V hayBURke s FrRS 1 i[ 1: -iiTTTTVTVWTiTVTVTTTTTTTiTTTTTTTTWTTTTTVTT.- A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH FINE FURS for over 40 years FUR STORAGE A CORDIAL WELCOME ALWAYS AWAITS YOU CHAYBURKE ' S EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS • 226 6th Ave., N. Call ALpine 5-3577 Compliments of EALTH STUDIO S V V V LYZON Pictures Frames Art Supplies Mirrors 41 I Thompson Ln. HIBBETT ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 3203 Belmont Blvd. CY 2-5519 Zl BART ' S Books and Records For All the Family 719 Church Street Green Hills Village YOU ARE INVITED . . . To Learn to Play Bridge To Improve Your Bridge IN THE PLEASANTEST OF SURROUNDINGS Nashville Bridge Center Brookwood Terrace at White Bridge Road FROM AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER Mrs. J. Eugene Taylor Certified Goren Teacher INEXPENSIVELY Six Lesson Course $10 Call CY 2-9916 for further information HARLEY-HOLTi CO. 317-319-321 Broadway | Good Furniture Since 1904 fT ' W4r . 2s.. ROCK CITY ICE CREAM CO. INC. 600 McGAVOCK STREET NASHVILLE 3, TENN. What ' ll Mrs. Souby say? The National Life and Accident Insurance Company National Building Nashville, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS PHONE CYPRESS 2-9II3 Grade A OF BELLE MEADE MOTEL Fine Foods and Modern Cabins BEAMAN BOTTLING Harding Road. On Highway to Memphis S MILES from heart OF NASHVILLE WORKS ELECTRIC AND STEAM HEAT — TV ' s - AIR CONDITIONED Corson Armistead, Inc. INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS AMERICAN- TRUST BtJtLDING Nashville 3, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF CUMBERLAND OIL COMPANY HEATING OILS AL 6-3686 AND UMBRELLAS AT v. . l ' VsW--. 1962 SENIOR CALENDAR 1963 September 9 Elegant Senior House prepares for invasion. 10-20 Summer gossip is evaluated. 25 Amount of home- work foretells a bitter winter. November 7 Groan! Where, oh where shall we go next year? 8 Inspired Seniors become bookworms. 14 Seniors defeat Juniors in hockey. 21 Thank goodness for Thanksgiving! April I Spring arrives but so does spring fever. I 1-12 No tragedies In the science fair. |5-2£ Did you hear from your college? 26 Term papers due. December I D-day- College Boards. I I First snow holiday declared. 15 Tea Dance is lovely. 19 Shrieks of ioy! Christmas Vacation. February I Whew! First semester grades leave for colleges. 2 I6 We just love school on Sat. 10 What? 3 books to read in 2 months? 19 Basketball spirits. May 1 Fate of Seniors | has been decided. 3 Jl. St one month unti graduation. 9 Jr -Sr. Day. 25 Those lucky few j who don ' t have fina s get to rela all week. October 16 Senior play — a huge success! 26 Watch out, Oak Ridge! hiere we come! 27 Seniors sleep well Sat. night. January 2 Mrs. Souby is missed by all. 5 Holidays for snow continue. I I More College Boards. 21 Oh, no! Not exan That ' s right, no exams, just more March 3 Hurry up Spring! Brr! IS Sunny Florida is flooded by Seniors. 25 Cooked Seniors return and gossip flies again. June 1 Sophs pussy foot around in honor of Seniors. 2 Step Singing makes that momer sweet again. 3 My Fair Seniors say farewell.