Napsonian School - Napsoniana Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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' 1 Dix, Fi-tRc1usoN Wooo ---- .-------- P rexiili-uf B.A., Davidson College, B.D., Union Theological Seminaryg D.D., Oglethorpe University. Our president is that smiling gentleman who speaks to us on Tuesdays and Thursdays and whom we often see standing behind the cafeteria counter. He is the Senior,s friend more than ever because he was the one who saw that the heater in Senior Hall was repaired. Miss Tiivkza Asiuiw' ---..--. Prinripal, Ijnglixb IV A.B., Cornell University. If we only had that faculty of being able to concentrate on so many things at once! From a girl's grades to May Day Dresses is 21 big jump. In spite of her many duties, she's always there to help us. Miss Ariel-3 P. Rivtzks -----. Axxixmrif Prinvijml, Bible BS., Wilitltrop Collegeg NLA., l-fmory University. W'e Napsites love you, Miss Rivers. W'e like your classes and we want to please you, but we can't help hoping you won't see the ehewing gum in our mouths. Miss IDOROTHY FUGITT ..---.... Pbyiiml Ftlllftlffllll BS., University of Southern California. She builds up our muscles, produces lime basketball, volleyball and tennis teams, and promotes good sportsmanship. We should make pretty good commandos by now. Miss l':'l'lIl:I. Pimiux ---.--.--- - English B.A., Bessie Tift College. XY'e are stunned! She spends so many hours trying to get us to speak correctly: then the other night such language as she let the Cecilians use. Mks. R. N. Mooitig ----4..--- - Lufifl B,A., LaGrange College. lf you have ever heard us slowly mumbling our Latin, you will know that it isn't Caesar or Virgil that appeals to us but Mrs. Moore. She never gets discouraged with us in our many mistakes. 8

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Cglze Cgoarcf ofcamstees y, . w , Rv E Inf A6 'TV A E , R . .7 1 I 2 . x 5 .3 W rx' , 2 ff if L ' ww, Dr. Broyles, Dr. Brown, Dr. Hull, Mr. Clapp, Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. Greer, Dr. McCain Q91 9 4-af fqi' I x Wy' w. x M , X Board and Faculty Dinner, March 9, I945 Du Du. MR Du MR. THE BOARD PAU1. I . BROWN VIERNKJN S. Bkovlmis, -IR. Au 1-:N CLAPP RICHARD ORMIQ FLINN C. T. GRIAZIER MRS. CSIQORKJE B. How' Mk. RALPH A. Hume DR. M. MQH. I-IUL1, MRs.jAM11s C. MAl.lJNli DR. J. R. MCiCAIN

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it would m.tke any banker Miss Gimti lit II! 'l't'I'uaIII't'r uf flu' Srlmol ILA., Agnes Scott College. Miss lieitl handles our mottey rm, ttlairs so quickly antl easily that I jealous. Mus. I-'tu III Ric it Stu IIION lfugliilt I, Ijllftlfiilll ILA., Agnes Scott College, Ii.A.. in I.ihrary Science, Ifmory Uni- versity. WVIICH yott ean't lintl the hook you want or yott tlon't know where to find a list of ling' kings yott really respect her alailily to pttt her linger ot very thing you failed to find. M Rs. MRS. MOORE, MRS. SHELTON, MISS REID CLARK s MR ' S. DEF ORD 1 MISS HEF FERNAN' MRS ' ANDER SON , MRS 4 K Miss VIRGINIA HIl'l4'l RNAN . CIl7I'IIIIXfYiY, Ari, llome Frotiolulixt BS., Iowa State. ,I-I1CI'ClS something pullling tts, that's how Miss Ilelfernan can get tip so early four mornings take but two. a week for I.ah, wlten we can't Miss. SIDNI Y ANDIRSON - ------- lliifory, I.ifI'rIIlI1r4' IRA., Radford State Teachers College fVa.J Although Mrs. Anderson is new this year, she has IILIKIC a place in our hearts. She has been mistaken for a stutlent in our school many times. Her efforts have contributetl much to the success of tlte Cecilians, as well as of the history classes. Mus. IfTlIlI. CSLARK .... . . . . . . Sjmuiili, lliiloryl Young Harris Collegeg ILA., Oglethorpe University. What would we do without her? Iiut for her willingness and A ' A ' ' ' ll ' rk patience with us, It is very doubtful If Spanish viou t utr wo its way into our brains. Mtts. Ift.l1IxIII'ItI W. Dtlfottu T-ypillk. Sllllfflhlllll Crichton School of Contmerce. Besides her regular work of teaching, she is always so willing to help and to cooperate with anyone or any school orgattivatiou. She always has it cheery smile for everyone. Mtts. W. jay KVNNI uv . . ......... MIIIZII-ntillit-,i Ifrskine College, A.I5., Central State Texas College. We ean't think of anyone who enioys It joke .Intl sees the funny sitle of life than Mrs. Kennetly. She always seems to tlraw an attentive .tuclience of girls. - Piano Mtts. glam. h'IA'IIlNCil.Y .... .... Iiush Conservatory. It isn't often that she comes over to see us. W'heu she is present, she usually has something interesting and important to tell tts about the musical happenings of the school and also of the city. CNot in picturesj 9 y iii ,1-