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

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Fall Dance Unlike those of previous years, this year ' s fall Student Council combo was a combined effort of the classes and the council. The decorations, backdrop and food were provided by the classes, while the Student Council provided the publicity, band and theme. The band Union Station matched the caboose backdrop and other railroad decorations which covered the entrance hall to the gym. Although it was chilly outside, the gym was warm and alive with music, dancing and fun. Faculty attendance was substantial; teachers seemed to enjoy the dance as much as students, making the first combo of the year entertaining for all who attended.

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Volleyball Competition was rougher this year than it has been in the past for varsity volleyball. The team, consisting of two seniors, two juniors and a large group of sophomores and freshmen, finished the season with a 12-10 record. Coach Killmer offered the girls much encouragement and understanding throughout the season. This year could be described as a growing season for the Honeybears. Only two girls with previous game experience returned to play. How ever, Harpeth Hall can expect great coming attractions, as several freshmen and sophomores showed much promise for next year. The district tournament proved to be rough early on in the running for the Honeybears. However, the team made a good showing in the Franklin Road Invitational Tournament, with the two seniors, Kitty Cawood and Alison Smith, providing experienced leadership for the team. The school should keep a close watch on those young Honeybears in the following seasons!

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Senior Play This year ' s Senior Class Play was not merely a play; it was an extravaganza! The chorus line dancers and the humorous caricatures of the teachers revealed the class ' enthusiasm. Using everyone ' s skills, the play called for dancing, acting and organization. Through these talents and the slightly nostalgic memories, the play depicted the special Senior Class feeling. This senior feeling was built on the seniors ' experiences— from the George Washington Celebration to the highly effective magazine sale last year. All of these events appeared in the play to form a comic reminiscence of the past four years. All of these various one-liners like, I thought we were going to have a good time in 79! and Come on, Steve. Let ' s go ride in your metallic blue Mazda RX-7! made the evening enjoyable for both participants and onlookers.