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

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Dedication: Mrs. Ginger Justus Mrs. Justus has contributed enormously to the spirit of Harpeth Hall, both as a student and also during her years as a teacher. She represents not only the traditions of honor and excellence which Harpeth Hall so highly values but also the qualities of innovation and creativity. After graduating from Harpeth Hall, Mrs. Justus attended the University of Tennessee, where she earned a B.S. degree. She went on to receive a master ' s degree in education from Peabody College. Eager to pursue another field, she then attended the YMCA Law School and graduated at the top of her class. Because of her many interests, she is truly a unique member of our community. Mrs. Justus helped to research, plan, and execute two major changes at Harpeth Hall. Along with Mrs. Warterfield and Mrs. Davis, she suggested and organized the first Leadership Conference, which included an in-school workshop on parliamentary procedure. She also proposed the change to a two-club system for intramurals. On a daily basis, she is one of the most dynamic teachers at Harpeth Hall. She creates a positive, energetic atmosphere in which students are eager to learn. She actively supports extracurricular activities; as sponsor of the Sophomore Class and a coordinator of the two clubs, she volunteers her time for such causes as the senior lunch auction. She has also been a leader in such administrative projects as the Curriculum Committee. Because of her devotion in the comp lete education of young women, the yearbook staff dedicates MILESTONES 1983 to Mrs. Ginger Justus.