Montverde Academy - Interlachen Yearbook (Montverde, FL)

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He was a man of honor, of noble and gen- f -X ixvftxvfixff:x.fix,ftx.f 1026 MR. B. K. WHEELER Berry Schools VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE erous nature. MR. J. N. ARNEY, A.B. Indiana State. Cincinnati Conservatory MANUAL TRAINING, BAND DIRECTOR His armour is his honest thought. MRS. C. L. NOTTINGHAM Woman's College. Richmond. Va. MATRON The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. MR. L. O. CARTER The Montverde School BOOKKEEPER Whose honor can not be measured or cfm fined. MRS. ELSIE B. HARSSON. B.S. Colorado Agricultural College HOME ECONOMICS A constant influence, a peculiar grace. MISS BEULAH PAYNE Kentucky Western Normal PRIMARY With gentle, yet prevailing force. MR. E. A. HALL George Washington University DIRECTOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION A kinder friend has no man. MRS. MARY RICHEY CARTER The Montverde School STEWARDESS Her open eyes desire the truth. MRS. J. N. ARNEY Indiana State, Cincinnati Conservatory DIRECTOR GLEE CLUB But she's not froward, but modest as the dove. X A 0 - f A - - - - A A A A A. - Page- I iftf'c:t

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1026 V:XZTXXTX,XTX.f:XfTX!i .fixvlfxvf igfTXvfxv!tY,1TXl MISS ALINE HARPER. L.I. J. B. Stetson University I-IIEACIIER OI: 5TH AND 6TH GRADES Graceful and useful all she dues. MRS. LOUISE HESS HALL Asheville Normal JUNIOR HIGH SUBJECTS Blessed with each talent and each art to please. MR. E. B. ELAHERTY Dunwoody Institute SMI'I'H'I'IUGHIfS. AUTOMOTIVE Though he be merry, yet withal he's honest. MISS MIRIAM WEEKS. MUSB. Anderson College DIRECTOR OIT IVIUSIC 'iGentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. MR. G. R. CARPENTER. B.S. Lynchburg College SCIENCE-BOYS' COACH For what I will, l will-and there an end. MRS. J. E. DUDLEY Montverde School INTERMEDIATE GRADES A smooth and steadfast mind. MR. ROSCOE MCQUAIG SUPERINTENDENT OI: FARM Thou art a fellow of good respect. MRS. LILLIE WILLIAMS Northwestern University VOICE such a merry, nimble, stirring spirit. MRS. EMMA PARRISH DINING HALL SUPERINTENDENT IVhose age has charm in it. rgxlf-NLf'XLfXLf xLf'xLf'XLf'XL!'XLf'XLfAXlfAX7A ' Page Ifourlren

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J' 'X 4' 1028 f 1flX,fix!TN!Txf.xfT TX.1TXvfTXvf.X.Iix,1Tx.1TNl ! Senior Clan' Poem 1 We are the class of '28 And many watch our goingp They've also watched us in our work And seeds that we've been sowing. We've loved our school and worked for it, And we have been rewarded. However small the deed we've done It has surely been recorded. Through all our dear past school days We've lived in years gone by, And often wished that we were through But now you hear us sigh. I We're leaving chums and friends and pals, We trust them all to God, And hope that some day we mau cross The paths that they have trod. We hope that all will look to Christ And join His holy band, And some day we may meet again In that far distant land. -T. JULIAN PIPKIN. t . 1' Page Sixteen