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

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m if foil First period math classes, Fifth period study halls, Duds days, Fire drills, Senior house munchies, Eighth grade combo pictures, Gym laps, sit-ups, and winning trophies, Term papers and their corrections, Report cards, spring vacation tans, The agony of exams. The thrill of snow days. Somewhere between below-the-knee kilts and faded plaid, ' The laughter, the tears, the struggles, and the achievements Of each of these memories are combined with the dreams And smiles of the past year— Harpeth Hall 1980.

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Him Dedicated to Mrs. Moran To Harpeth Hall students, Mrs. Pat Moran is more than merely a member of the faculty. In her twenty- four years at Harpeth Hall, Mrs. Moran has taught physical education and hygiene to all classes. She has coached various basketball and volleyball teams in both the Upper and Middle Schools and has been the favorite choice of many girls as an advisor. Mrs. Moran attended Ward-Belmont for two years, her second being the year that it closed. She finished her undergraduate work at George Peabody College and later completed her master ' s degree. During the opening years of Harpeth Hall, Mrs. Moran worked with the basketball program on Sat- urdays at a time when the school had no gym. Now, in addition to her invaluable coaching at Harpeth Hall, she works part time in the women ' s basketball program at Vanderbilt and directs a summer camp. Therefore, for the many long hours you have spent at school, for the special personality that makes others appreciate you so, and for the friendly smile you display each day, we dedicate the Mile- stones 1980, Mrs. Moran, to you.

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All shared hand-in-hand experiences.