Peabody Demonstration School - Volunteer Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Teach Mi Howard Stubblefield, better known as DEDICATION Miss Bernice Huggins, known affectionate- ly to Peabody students as Teach, has been at PDS almost forty years, and during those years she has become a Peabody tra- dition. The first things a student learns on entering PDS are the meaning of the letters SAC and 'tTeach. Under her guidance the girls, athletic department has become an important part of the Peabody curricu- lum. Teach is as much a part of Peabody as the columns themeslves. Coach to all the boys, has strived to im- prove the boys' athletic department during the nine years that he has been at Peabody. Coach has served PDS in many different ways, as a teacher, as a leader, and as a friend. Coach's main aim has been to instill in every boy the desire for self-improve- ment, not only on the athletic field, but also on the field of life. To Coach and Teach we, the Senior Class of 1964, dedicate this Annual. Coach

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OLUNTEER CONTENTS Administration Classes Organizations Features Sports Advertising

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M., Dr. W. K. McCharen Dr. R. O. Beauchamp Director Associate Director AC U LTY ws M-., as in Miss Nelle Ballentine Miss N. L. Bernard Mrs. E. H. Bowers Mr. L. Bradley Miss Jean Burdick B,A., M.A. Study Hall Certificate B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. English d'Etudes Secondaire Science Math French 'W-nr ZW' dhw-1' I ,Qi I K r QQ Wfvqigfghki ' 'af ' . VS.-f X B exif, Mrs. Marion Donaldson Mr. V. Durrance Mrs. Thelma Felton Mr. F. Ford Mrs. Eleanor Hitchcock Librarian B.S., M.A. School Secretary Study Hall B.S. Science English 5