Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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MRS. CLARANELL DIXON Teacher in Junior School Mrs. Dixon, without whose al)le help Mrs. Warren would be snowed under, has been here at M. B. A. lor three years. She is well known for her pictures that she has made for the annual of two years ago, which gained her the name of “BB Eyes.” Mrs. Dixon attended Peabody Col- lege and taught at Stokes School before coming here. FACULTY MR. HAROLD LEVY Math ein a t i cs Depa rl rn ent Mr. Levy was teaching his first year at M. B. A. before he left when Mr. Ctitchin came back after a leave of absence to serve in the armed forces. All the boys thought a lot of him al- though his classes were said to be a little noisy. He attended George Peabody College before coming to M. B. A. f- i

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MRS. JOSEPHINE CHRISTOPHER Latin Teacher Mrs. Christopher has been with us only one year but she has proven to be a good teacher and a good friend in that short time. She has done many things to help the school, among them the inauguration of trips for her classes to the variotis points of interest in the South. They have already gone to Mammoth Cave and plan to go to New Orleans later on. She attended Murfreesboro State I ' eachers College and George Peabody College for Teachers, and taught at Fairfax Jtinior College in Virginia and Krammer Junior High and Central High in Washington, D. C., before coming to Af. B. A. THE MR. JOHN TRAVIS YOUNGER 1 islo yy l)e pa rl ment ’Fess ounger has been our history teacher for the past three years and we hope to see him on the “hill” for some lime to come. Mr. Younger is renowned around school for his political be- liefs and feelings and he can tell you about al- most any politician in Fennessee. He has a good sense of humor but knows where fun stops and work begins. ’Fess can always be counted on to enter any discussion, especially in his his- tory classes. Fie went to Bethel College, Drury College, Vanderbilt University, and University of Chicago and taught at Marionville, Missouri, and McKenzie, Tennessee, before coming to M. B. A.

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THE - ■ f f - 1 ferv- ■:% MISS LOREEN THOMPSON Instruct or in the (Wade Department Another of Afrs. Wanen’s liclpcrs. Miss Thomp- son has heen licrc at M. B. A. for two years. She. with Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Dixon, keep all the lit- tle ones in order. She attended Middle State Teach- ers College and Tealiody College, and taught at Stokes School before coining to M. B. A. MR. RUFUS THOMAS CORNELIUS English and Latin Instructor Tess Cornelius is one of the well-known teachers around school. He is recognized as a fine assembly speaker and all of the boys enjoy and appreciate his witty humor and jokes. Mr. Cornelius went to ' anderhilt University and taught at The Wallace School and in Florida before coming to M. B. A. two years ago. MR. JOHN BOWMAN WHITE Bible and English Instructor Mr. White is in his first year at onr school and we hojje that he will remain many more. ' Fps White has school spirit and yon can always see him at the football and basketball games. He attended Manchester College in Indiana, University of Chica- go. and Daleville College in Virginia; he taught at Manchester College, Washington County High School, and Johnson City before coming here. Pv