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

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i 1 J . Days

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Although we spend a great deal of our time in classwork, countless other events and activities fill the remaining hours of each day. The students, faculty, and administration gather into various organizations which are continually planning, financing, and practicing for the events, games, or publications which they sponsor. Clubs specialize in community service, the arts, athletics, government, and academics. Special programs, such as Winterim, and several traditional events, such as the George Washington birthday celebration and Step-singing, taking place during the year. We give food to the needy and sell baked goods to those with a sweet tooth. While learning about drama, journalism, and foreign cultures, we produce plays, poetry, and celebrations. Thus, winter and spring, the Harpeth Hall campus is always an active community. This section of the yearbook is intended to show in roughly chronological order how some of our days were spent in the 1 977-78 school year.

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Senior Recognition Day On Senior Recognition Day, the school recognizes the seniors, and the seniors acknowledge their responsibility to the school. Seniors are not really seniors ' til they have their beanies, which they receive on this important occasion. These little caps are as vital a sign of seniority as the privilege of wearing regular clothes the first Friday of every month. This year, as the seniors received their beanies, Jennifer Pennington announced the senior motto of Live, Love, and Laugh; and the entire Senior Class pledged to uphold the honor of the school.