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

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The Milestones 1978 staff would like to thank Hap Minhiiinett, Mrs. Pennington, Miss Fessey, Rick Horton, and the many students whose photographs we used. Special thanks also go to Deborah Ezell for her artwork, Whit Wampler for the cover design, and Mrs. Mathes and Mrs. Partee for their guidance on art work. We would like to express our special appreciation to Mr. Bill Benson for his patience and assistance. Milestones 1978 was printed by Herff-Jones Yearbooks, Montgomery, Alabama, in 1978.

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Milestones 1978 Harpeth Hall School Managing Editor Marijo Cook Photography Editor Lisa Ferguson Copy Editor Dibbie Smith Business Manager Rene Richardson Photography Directors Jeanne Voorhees Jeanette Warner Sponsor Mrs. Evans

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Dedicated to Miss Hensley It may be comforting to a Harpeth Hall student to know that the morning when she was still awake at 3:00 a.m. trying to think of an acceptable conclusion for her English paper, Janet Hensley was probably still up, too, reaching for her coffee cup between Winterim forms. Laughing with the students and faculty or hiding in her office to catch up on her work, Miss Hensley is certainly one figure within the school ' s administration with whom we, the students, can identify. In fact, it seems as if the older she gets, the more she acts like us! This behavior really is not at all that surprising when one considers that she spends most of her time working with the Student Council, reading essays written by her political science class, babysitting for us, listening to our complaints about the school, listening to the school ' s complaints about us, or trying to figure out how to keep four hundred girls happy for the month of January. However, we do not admire Miss Hensley simply because she seems to be a grown-up student who happens to be more efficient than we are, or just because she is THE DEAN. We respect her because she manages to know most of our names and because she continues her struggle to learn to spell a little better. Perhaps that which is most impressive about Janet Hensley is her ability to wear rubber boots, a raincoat, braids, a feather boa, and a painted face while performing a dance with a firse hose in a Student Council assembly. It takes a great deal of dignity to be unafraid of losing it. Because of her unfaltering dedication to a difficult job, because she does so much for us and does it all well, and because we love her, we dedicate the 1 978 edition of Milestones to our dean, Miss Janet Hensley. , , ' -r- -7 r: - ' - V ,