Hume Fogg High School - Techs Book Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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one ECHO-1925 --1-..-Tl. A X V V ' S 9 B' sy, -2 - ff W 'W , 'N . V h a v Q ,off Pug: fiftfrn Senior Class BERNSTEIN, LEAH ROSE Thr joy of ,youth and lrrolth ber :yer rlifplfgyrfl, Tlfr nn: of hmrt lur :wry look ronwyed BITTNER, HANNAI! .Twrrt prornptingx unlo kinder! dad: lVrre in lwrr very look BLEDSOE, FRANCES ESTES lVln1t pcremptorj, mglc-fighred eye Darn look upon the heaven of her brow, That if not blindrd by her majufv BOLING, EDITH E. Tl1rr:'J nothing ill ran dwell in .ruth a trmple BOMAR, INEZ Aftionx xpmk loudcr than word! BRADLEY, MARGARET ROSAMOND Lovrlirzur mah not the foreign aid of dffldliltllf, Bur if when unadorned, adorned Ihr mort BRENT, LORENA :LULA 5'l1e'1 ny delight, all mankind': wonder! BREYER, ADOLPH H. A ,rclf-mad: mon ? Ye:- And worxhipx hix rrmtor BRIGHT, ALMA JAUNITA For nothing lovlier can be found In woman, than to .rtudy lwouxchold good BRTLEY, ROBERT M. Lrt rm livr in a lvouxc by tb: Jidz of the road, Wlrrre the rorr of men go by Q

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me ECHO-1925 - ,e r+CQiS, CX Q X ' l.T.........1....1 S 5 f 5 I x W ESX Q3 ggi 'I - 053s X - IZ! I A42-'se 124' NJ , Senior Class AARON, SAM EDWARD In peare, there'.r nothing .ro become: a man Af modut .rtillneu and humility ALLEN, ANNABEL Earth'J nohlext thingj a woman perfeoted! ANDREWS, MARGARET WILSON Thou true eye, Too pure and too hone.rt in ought to dixguire The Jweet Joul .rhininlg through them ANGEL, LUCILE Her air, her mannerx, all who Jaw admiredj Courteoux tho' coby, and ,gentle tho' retired. BARTEE, FLORA LEONA Gentle in her manner .Y he doe: hold thing: in a quiet waj BAILEY, JAMES ALEXANDER He hath not fed on the daintie: that are hred in honlu BATES, JOHN MONROE To huxinen that we love, we ri.re hetitne, And ,go to it with delight BEASLEY, PEARLIE BEATRICE And on her theelc i: ready with a hlurh, Modert ax morning, when the roldbf eye: The youthful Phoehux BEELAND, ROSA LEE Fair a.r a Jtar, when only one IJ .rhining in the :ky BENEDICT, TRUMAN GLENN Hi.: nature i.r too nohle for the world Page ourteen

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E7Ae EC H O-1925 : Q ,L K s A W - - Y. -27' ' B I Nl ' -Sx . Q' ,ne x -Sv, ,-6 ff f 4 x , - S if YW Senior Class BRISBY, MARY ELIZABETH A daughter of the godr, divineb tall And mort divinely fair! BRooKs, WINIFRED ELIZABETH In joyx, in grief, in triumphx, in retreat, Great alwayx, without aiming to he great BROWN, MARION BAYNES An inhorn grate that nothing lacked Of culture or applianee BROWNING, MARY PEARL J' he i.r a true woman, Crown her, honor her, law her BRYANT, HELEN ELIZABETH Sometime: from her get Did I reeeive fair fpeefhleu menage: BURKS, MARY FRANCES Every virtue, every graee, Thy wifdom doth adorn CAPLAN, CELIA Her .rymphony and Jong To .ruth a great delight would win me CAREY, THELMA IRENE A nohle Up: af good heroic womanhood CARR, MARTHA GERTRUDE Her air har a meaning, Her movement: a grace CARTER, FRANCES CLAIRE .Y he exrellx each mortal thing Upon the dull earth dwelling Page .rixteen