Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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ms I am your annual. It is your duty to keep me for the rest of the years as a harbor of many pleasant memories. Come from time to time and thumb through me and yon ivill find yourself going over all the many thoughts and memories of your high school days. I luould like to thank the many people who have made me possible: Coach Howard L. Allen and Mr. R. L. Sager of Montgomery Bell Academy for technical data; Mr. Herman Griffin of McQuiddy Printing Company and Mr. Joe Crandall of Capitol Engraving Company for help in the make-up; Mr. Hugh Wingett of Burk and Company and Mr. Ira Looney of Weiland ' s Photo Supplies for photographic material; M. W. Lindozu of the Castner-Knott Photo Studio for the boys ' por- traits; and above all I xoish to thank the many teachers and boys of the school for their splendid cooperation.

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NG 1946 EDITIO OF SEN

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HOWARD LEE ALLEN Coach of Montgomery Bell Academy If by some chance when you make the walk from the main biiilcling to the gym or are in the lunchroom or maybe even out on the football held and you hear the familiar strains of “Mairzy Doats” or “The Army Air C-oips Song, intermingled with a great many “doody-doo-doos ; and you see a tall clean- cut man with an ear-to-ear grin you know at once that you have met up with the coach of M. B. A. He is the friend of every boy at M. B. A. and is always ready to help or give advice to any boy in school no matter what the trouble may be. You can al- ways find his friendly face down at the gym after school coaching football, bas- ketball, or baseball; and a very good coach he is, too. We of the Senior Class feel that we owe a lot of our success to this honest friend and true companion; we therefore dedicate to him this edition of 1 lit. Bell. The Senior Class of 1910