Peabody Demonstration School - Volunteer Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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VOLUNTEER Gllazz Qiztnrg C966 .S'cene.' Mr. Holden': Room Time: 9:05 A. M. Clan: Hirtory CA: the Jcene opens, we ree Mr. Holden fitting at derk in front of clan, and the memherf of the clan are thumhing through hookJ.D Qfoene in history room taker place in front of curtainj MR. HOLDEN! We've been lucky today to get some slides from the college showing the greatest events of the twentieth century. But this won't let you out of your lessons. Lehman, before I show the first slide, I want you to tell the class what was the most important event of the twentieth century. LEHMAN: The World War. MR. HOLDEN: Wrong-the most important event in the twentieth century took place in 191.7 when our present senior class entered the kindergarten. It was in this year that the world famous Cox-Lampkin War began. The great peace- makers of the day were Elizabeth Wren, Richard Goldberg, and Lehman Keith. CCurtain openr .thawing Wilron and Hugh-Wilron taker cracker from Hugh and .rtartr to eat it-other three look on.j MR. HOLDEN: This war ended at 11:00 when school was over. Mn. HoLDEN: Our next slide shows the great progress of education in the South. It shows members of our present senior class reading from Wag and Pujj' when they were in the first and second grade. It was in these years that such il- lustrious seniors as Norman Frost, Leon May, Ullin Leavell, Jimmy Terhune, De- wees Berry, and John Worthington entered our school. Qflide Jhowr Ullin reading to jimmy, Deweey, and john. They are .fitting in chairs ured in the fmt gradej 18