Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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C;en. Frank M. Andrews IN MEMORIAM TO M . B . A . ’ S LOYAL SONS WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN WORLD M AR II T G

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Sj| MONTGOMERY BELL This school takes its name I ' rom Monlgomery Bell, Nashville industrialist and banker, whose will in 1852 created a trust fund for educational purposes. BROWNLEE O. CURREY M. B. A. is fortunate indeed to have as chair- man of its Board of Trustees Mr. Brownlee O. Ciirrey, who has been a student of the school and a lifetime resident of Nashville. To his foresight and industry we owe many of the splendid improvements and innovations which have been made, and in his deep and abiding interest we find an additional reason for loyally to M. B. A.

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The students of Montgomery Bell wish to express their sincere appreciation to the Board of Trustees for the splendid work they have been doing for the betterment of the school. We are firmly convinced that this board is composed of the Mid-South’s most capable men, and that their interests and efforts surpass those of any southern preparatory school. This year more improvements have been made for the benefit of M. B. A. than have been made for many years, and already these improvements have shown their worth, to judge by the many expressions of praise and thanks that have already been issued individually by a great many of the students and also many other persons interested in the progress of the school. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Brownlee O. Currev Chairman Henry D. Jamison Vice-Chairman Sydney F. Keeble Secretary John Ferguson Treasurer Ferris C. Bailey Sam Davis Bell James T. Granbery J, T. Griscom E. O. Harris, Jr. H. G. Hill, Jr. Stanley F. Horn David Huggins O. H. Ingram Alfred D. Sharp Alden H. Smith Tony Sudekum Vernon Tupper Vivian Tupper Judge William J. Wade Buford Wilson