Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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GRACE ELIZABETH HOYT JULIA JAMESON Page Four 'SBeauty cost her nothing, Her virtues were so rare.U GEORGE CHAPNIAN HGenteel in personage Noble by heriiagef, HENRY CAREY QW? Vve, time class of 1951, dedicate this record of our school lives to Nliss Grace Hoyt, Nliss Julia Jameson. Miss Frances Mclntosh, and Mrs. Stella Polic.

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Foreword Democracy, a tradition of America, is also a tradition of Hutchison School. We hope to prove in this annual that democratic principies applied to education make for happier students and. eventually, for hetter citizens. Our training here, from kindergarten through high schooi, includes and stresses the standards of right and iustice which are too often passed over or ignored. it is one of our aims in this chronicie of our school lives to show and emphasize these ideals as worked into the schooi's routine, as weii as to depict our good times and hard woric here. It in the coming years this an- nual will recaii these principles to you, refresh your memory of them, and heighten your appreciation of Hutchison Schoors demo- cratic system of education. we wiii have accomplished our primary purpose in writing this yearhooic,

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FRANCES MCINTOSH mrheylre only truly great who are truly gooctfl ' CHAPMAN 1' c, Mmw YR 9'Nl'V'bJ+ IVIRS. STELLA PGLK HSweet mercy is nohitityis true haclgef' SHAKESPEARE For their many years of loyal service and hard work, for their understanding and kindness, for the invaluable training they have given us, and for the many other personal character- istics which inspire our trust, our respect, our admiration, and our love, we honor them. Page F ive