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

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HEADMISTRESS MISS IDANELLE McMURRY As students at Harpeth Hall, we have all felt the govern- ing influence of Miss McMurry in our actions, in our thoughts, and in our studies. Entering as young girls, we mature under her supervision and leave as young women. Therefore, to Miss McMurry we express our gratitude by attempting to reflect that guiding pattern which she has shown us. Ground-breaking ceremony for Annie C. Allison Library. Speaking in assembly.

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PATTERNS OF FRIENDSHIP

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DEDICATION MRS. DOROTHEA GRIFFIN During her years at Harpeth Hall, Mrs. Griffin has been not only a teacher of history and mathematics, but, more importantly, a personal friend to her students. Through her, girls have seen the procession of past events become vividly alive and the principles of geometry and algebra become clearly comprehensible. In addition to her classroom hours, Mrs. Griffin has spent much of her own time in giving further help to many girls. For these acts she has endeared herself to her students in such a way that we feel her presence to be part of the vital and basic pattern of Harpeth Hall; therefore, we are proud to dedicate the 1966 edition of MILESTONES to Mrs. Dorothea Griffin. Explaining a problem on the board.