Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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THE HEAD COACH Mr. Howard Allen, oiir beloved coach for the past eleven years, might almost be said to have grown up with the school. He graduated in 1929 from ] f. B. A., went away to college, and returned after four years to become coach and athletic director of the school. In 1943, when Headmaster Jim Farrell went into the armed forces. Coach became headmaster pro tempore. Since Mr. Sager’s arrival. Coach has joyously been able to turn his wholehearted attention to the business of athletics. His practical suggestions and inspiring willingness to help us have been of great benefit to Mont- gomery Bell Academy. I ' 7 A

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THE HEADMASTER Mr. Richard Lee Sager, B.A., M.A., having spent most ol his lile either gaining education or educating others, is certainly a very well-qualified person to serve as headmaster here at M. B. A. Mr. Sager received his B.A. at Hampden-Sydney College and his M.A. degree at George Peabody College lor Teachers, here in Nashville. He has been with us only one year so far, but we anticipate bigger and better years, and many of them, with M. B. A. and Mr. Sager working in unison to

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THE F A RUFUS T. CORNELIUS Etiglish (lud Latin Instructor B.A., M.A., Vanderbilt University. MRS. HOWARD L. ALLEN Dietitian Murray State Teachers College; Peabody Col- lege. (No picture) MRS. MYRTLE WARREN Princifyal, Junior School Eastern State Teachers College; Zanerian College; Peabody College. JAMES C. RULE Mathematics Instructor, Principal, Summer School Carson-Newman College; Graduate Vork, University of Tennessee. HENRY A. HACKMAN Science Instructor, Assistant Athletic In- structor B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers Col- lege; Postgraduate Work, Peabody College.