Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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It is with most profound respect and gratitude that we, the mem- bers of the Senior Class of 1961, dedicate this publication of The Bell to Mrs. Rowland Lowry. As head of the English department. she has enabled M.B.A. to produce English scholars who have not only a wealth of knowledge, but the capacity to think, as evidenced by the success of her graduates in later life. We will long remember and revere Mrs. Lowry for her soliloquies and discussions on life, for her understanding aid, for her cheerful manner. Although realizing this re])aration inadequate for her services, we dedicate this annual to one who has dedicated her life to us, Mrs. Rowland Lowry. -DEDICATI Page 4

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FOREWORD This book represents a year in the life of a great institution. We hope that it gives an ac- curate picture of all phases of school life ; ath- letics, organizations, and scholarship. Indeed, we will look back through these pages to find our successes and failures which taught us the lessons of life. Thus, this publication is in- valuable to us as a reminder of the past. No one could ever determine the broad scope of college preparation which we have received here. It is quite ea.sy, however, to see the re- I suits. We entered as boys; we leave as men. This truth is the basis of Montgomery Bell Academy. r