Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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‘ii iini CLASS uuxiiN INIAUIN Tales of Murfreesboro, tennis captain, cheerleader deluxe and a pal in a pinch. Tennis Team, ’50, ’52; Captain, ’52 Runner-up Nashville City Doubles, ’51- Basketball, ’52; Cheerleader, ’52. James Emile Pellettieri Where’s my razor? the ape who walks like a man, always in some devilment, you couldn’t have a better friend. Microbe Football, ’47, ’48; Microbe Basketball, ’47, ’48; Microbe Baseball. ’47, ’48; Secretary-Treasurer 8th Grade; 7th Grade Math Medal; 8th Grade Latin Medal; 8th Grade History Medal; Howard Allen Award; J. V. Football, ’49; J. V. Basketball, ’49. ’50; Varsity Baseball, ’50, ’51, ’52; Junior Honor So- ciety; Monogram Club, ’51. ’52; Varsity Football, ’51, ’52; Varsity Basketball, ’51, ' 52; Rifle Team, ’50; Honor Society; Volunteer Boys’ State, ’51.

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Matthew Gardner Buckner Maddin Bug farmer, parties at Joumey s End, always around with a helping hand. Rifle Team. ' 49; Paper Staff. ’51, ' 52; Transferred from Hillsboro, ’48. Don Jackson Massey Social lion, grid star, fancy clothes, bird-size, pull with faculty, and Karin. J. V. Football. ’49. ’50; J. V. Basketball. ’50, ’51: Monogram Club, ’51, ’52; “Bell Ringer’’ Staff. ’50. ’51, ’52; Business Manager “Bell Ringer.’’ ’52; Biggest Social Lion, ’52; Best Dressed., ’52; Bell Staff. ’52; Varsity Football, ’51, ’52; Varsity Basketball. ’51. Carey Folk McNeilly Scotty-boy, singer (the Met someday), author of How to Win Friends and Influence Teachers. Honor Council, ’50. ’52; Public Speak- ing Medal, ’50; History Medal. ’50; Honor Society; Key Club; J. V. Foot- ball, ’49, ’50; Varsity Football. ’52; Var-sity Basketball, ’51, ’52; Tennis Team, ’50, ’51, ’52; Fire Patrol. ’52; Secretary Honor Council, ’52; Mono- gram Club; Representative at “Hands Across the Sea,’’ ’50; Malone Award. ’51. Robert Bond Miller Pioneer Industrialist, famous for de- veloping Millwoods natural resource, polygamist, little blood and guts, heart of gold. Monogram Club, ’51, ’52; Varsity Foot- ball, ’51; Honor Council. ’52; “Bell Ringer’’ Staff, ’52 Sports Editor; Bell Staff, ’52; Glee Club. ’50. ) THE !l J ' ? ' ' CLASS

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Glenn Myhr Plummer Wart, the Bellevue-brew, a witty re- mark for every occasion, everybody ' s buddy. J. V. Football. ’49. ’50. ’51; Glee Club. ’49, ’50; Paper Staff. ' 51. ’52; Varsity Baseball, ’52. Charles Howell Potter, Jr. Future bank president, “Bell-Ringer” dictator, energetic everything. Paper Staff, ’49, ’50, ’51, ’52; Annual Staff, ’49. ’50. ’51, ’52; Bell Ringer’’ Editor, ’52; Glee Club, ’49. ’50; ’Time Current Affairs Prize. ’50. ’51. Somers Fitz Randolph Friend of all the boys, part-time gviator. Captain of the splinters, who doesn’t enjoy teasing Somers? J. V. Football, ’49. ’50; J. V. Basketball. ’49, ’50; Varsity Football, ’51, ’52; Varsity Basketball, ’51, ’52; Baseball, ’49, ' 50, ’51, ’52; Monogram Club, ’49, ’50, ’51, ’52. Willoughby Overton Rhodes, Jr. Traditional Holiday on Monday, Cig- areets and whusky and wild, wild cars, Wallstreet wizard. Bell Ringer” Staff, ’47. ’48, ’49, ’50. ’51. ’52; Feature Editor, ’52; Bell Staff, ’51, ’52. I THE CLASS I