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

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Triad Homecoming This year. Triad inaugurated a new method of electing its Homecoming Queen. Each of the clubs chose a representative; afterwards, for a small fee, the students had the opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choice. The girl who brought in the most money won at Homecoming. Members of each club wheeled their representative onto the field at halftime of the hockey game. Mr. Byrd opened the envelope . . . and the winner was Robin Hicks! As she rode around the field, others gathered around the refreshments. During the second half of the hockey game, Mrs. Johnson stated that team play was the most competitive ever at Harpeth Hall. »

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Senior Recognition Day Seniors annually await with special anticipation one outstanding day in September. On Senior Recognition Day, the members of the class accept their responsibilities as leaders of the school by reciting the Senior Class Pledge. During the seniors ' assembly, Adelaide Davis, president presented the class of ' 79 ' s motto, We go together. Elaborating on this theme. Adelaide explained that not only do seniors go together to make a class, but that also ultimately the classes, faculty and staff all go together to form a complete learning and growing environment. At the end of the assembly, each senior received her senior beanie as a symbol of her responsibilities and privileges.

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Cross Country Every day, no matter what the weather is, no matter how much homework might be waiting, a very devoted cross country team can be found headed toward Percy Warner Park to run. However tiring the work may be, these girls never seem to lack humor and an excellent attitude. Despite the sometimes not- so-serious dispositions of the girls, each team member is very serious indeed about her running, as is evident in the phenomenal record of the team which once again has captured both the regional and state championships. Besides these honors, several team members (Katie Groos, Jeannie Bass, Kathy McPherson, and Sloan Burton) have been named all-N.I.L. cross country runners. Harpeth Hall girls enthusiastically support their cross country team as it continually expands its membership and improves its skills.