Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Page Four The Cherished Friend Of All We N 1 'S-,... , f.,, ,III MRS. AGNES B. WELLS, Sccfrctary of Miss Hutchisorfs School. DEDICATION FOR HER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OE LOYAL SERVICE, EOR HER HELPFUL AND UNDERSTANDING ADVICE, FOR HER PATIENCE AND TIRELESSNESS WHICH HAVE BEEN INVALU4 ABLE TO US AND EOR THOSE PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES WHICH INSPIRE OUR TRUST, OUR RESPECT, AND OUR APPRECIATION. WE, THE CLASS OF I95O, DEDICATE THIS CHRONICLE OE OUR LIVES AT HUTCHINSON TO MRS. AGNES WELLS.

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Stuff Lights 1950 Lantern THE LANTERN STAFF Editor ANNE AGREE Assistant Editor CATHERINE CANADA Senior Editor JESSICA BARTON Contributing Editor CYNTHIA RAI: Art Editors BARBARA BARTON BETTY JO GODXVIN Advertising Mariagers CAROL LEXVIS MARJORIE GERBER Business zlflanager TRUDY JOHNSON Faculty Advisor MRS. H. HARIPTON IvQ':5fi'.'N1 Foreword It is indecfd our hopc that The 1950 Lantern may in futurc ycars recall to Cach and cvcry mcmbcr Of Our graduating class a part of thc intangible spirit which plays such an integral and significant rolc in thc school lifc at Hutchi- sons. If The Lantern can amply scrvc as a sununary Ol our livcs at Hutchison, tO recall fond rncrn- Orics, forrncr companions and Cx- pcricnccs, thcn wc, The Editors, truly fccl that we havc accom- plished Our purposc. As wc light thc lantern at thc Opt-ning of thc ycar, the flarnc bccorncs bright with the sparks of knowlcdgc, fricndship, and happincss. .5 tg dxf f, I 5. sig Starting at bottom left, grouped around lantern: J. BARTON, B. BARTON, GODWIN, LEVVIS, IACREE, CANADA, GERIKER, HAMPTON, RAU. Standing in front of lantern, JOHNSON.

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Complete Third Year At Helm DR W. R. A'rK1NsoN, B.S., M.A., PH.D. MRS. W. R. ATKINSON, B. A. Attended Peabody College, Columbia Uni- Attended Goucher College, Peabody College, versity. Director. Southwestern. Assistant Principal and spon- sor of the senior elass. MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTORS We learn together. In addition to classroom studies, we arc day by day master- ing other arts of living such as respect for rights of others, self-management, rever- enee, generosity, devotion, and enthusiasm. The thirty-seventh session will long be remembered by us as a very satisfying experienee. Our students have won many honors in the educational realm, but their greatest achievements have been within the School itself. More than ever before we are able to say together, This is a good place to live, to work, and to engage in numerous activities which make for complete development. From kindergarten through the twelfth grade we have the finest girls and the most cooperative parents we have ever known. We take great pride in the accom- plishments this year of every girl in Hutchison School. You who have so much from heredity, environment, and training are Capable of making a better world for yourselves. Each one of you will become an influential person, first in a home and next in church and community organizations. Eventually as wives and mothers you will be able to contribute time, energies, and ideas that will benefit the generations following you. Our prayers and fondest hopes go out with a wonderful senior class. Page Five