Ward Belmont High School - Milestones Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1936 volume:

19 3 6 MILESTONES VOLUME TWENTY-TWO Published by the Students of WHRD-BELMONT SCHOOL Nashville, Tennessee MILi:.STONES STflFr, 1936 Martha Kiger Editor Anna May Moul Associate Editor Margaret Ozee Business Manager Mary Evelyn J ensen Irt Editor Mary Lee Williams Issistant Art Editor Moselle Worsley Photographic Editor Ellen Bowers Day Student Editor Pattie Howell Feature Editor Barbara Leake High School Representative TflBLF or CONTE TS CHMP VIEWS HDMINISTRflTION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CAMPUS LIFE ORGANIZATIONS FOREWORD Just as a diary of Mistress Belle Waro records the activities, achie ements, and ambitions of her years on the campus, so do we, the Milestones staff, offer this book, hoping to make immortal the love and memories we hold for our school. IN MEMCCIAM EVELYN McCflLL DEPENDflE.-jITY, SINCERITY, ., 'y To MISS CflTHERINi: E. MORRISON Who completes our diary by her unfailing interest and by her inspiration to the finest ideals. 'Club Village — Beauty, Charm, and Serenity; Yet Is the Seat of All Ward-Belmont Hilarity The Singing Tower of Ward-Belmont Calls Us Back Each Year c fo yi y nzt o 2 It is always a pleasure to greet the Ward-Belmont family through the medium of the Milestones. An- other year has passed. We trust that each of you may have had some- thing very positive added to your life. May the pages of this hook, w hich will he of valued assistance to your memories in years to come, never lose their interest for you. John Wynne Barton. Dr. John Wynne B.arton President Mr. .Andrew B. Benedict J'ice President Miss Emm. I. Sisson Dean oi Residence Page Eleven Dr. Joseph E. Burk Miss Annie C. Allison At this time of the year thoughts of parting are ine -itahle. 'et they need not be sad thoughts, since most of you will be back again to continue your formal education, and the rest of you — you graduates of the high school and the college — will be joyously carrying the ideals of ard-Belmont into realization elsewhere The teaching staff of both high school and college wish for the former group a glorious vacation and for the latter Happy Landings. Joseph E. Blrk, Dean of Faculty. Annie C. Allison, Principal of High School. Pngc Twehe fldministration John Wynne Barton, M.A., LL.D. President Andrew Bell Benedict J'ice President and Business Manager Emma I. Sisson Dean of Residence Joseph E. Burk, M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Faculty Annie Claybrooke Allison, B.A., M.A. Principal of High School Henriette Richardson Bryan Registrar W. V. Flowers Secretary E. J. Snyder Bursar Elizabeth Phillips, B.S. Sponsor Student Publications Alumnae Secretary Library Frances E. Church, B.A., M.S. in L.S. Librarian Louise Saunders Mary Louise Ogden, B.A., B.S. in L.S Home Department Emma L Sisson Dean of Residence Mary S. Charlton Frances Estes LiLLiE Gunn Hall Virginia Harris Georgia Ry'man Jackson Mary Lee Jeter Marion Douglas Meriwether Mary Neal Bona A. Nicholls Minnie Powell Booker Mason Rose Clara B. Tate Willie B. Weedon Hostesses and Assistants Lillian Lower, R.N. Mary Lillian Dryden, R.N., B.S. Graduate Nurses Rosa W. Clay Dietitian Junior College and High School Faculty Annie Claybrooke Allison Latin M.A , GeorRC Peabody College for Teacher: iity of Chicago Graduate Work. Univ Lois Balcom Dancing Graduate. Boston School of Physical' Educati George Washington University Joseph E. Burk Education B.A.. Southwestern University; M.A., Southern Methodist University: Ph.D., New Yorl University Gertrude Casebier History i A . Western Kentucky State Teachers College. MA.. Vanderbilt University Page Thirteen Martha Annette Cason Latin B.A., University of Chicago; M.A.. Columbia University; Further Graduate Study, Columbia University Helen Kennard Castellano Spanish B A,. Brown University; M.A.. Middlebury College Jessie Lee French Biology B.S.. M.A.. George Peabody College for Teacher: Florence F. Goodrich Physical Education and Physiology B,S., Hillsdale College: M.S., Universit of Michigan; Mary Elizabeth Cayce Physical Education; Assistant in Athletics Graduate, Ward-Belmont School; B.S . George Peabody College for Teachers Frances E. Church Library Methods B.A., Missouri State Teachers College: Graduate Stu- dent, lllii iUniv iity: M.S. in L.S., Columbij Unix iity Blanche Henry Clark History B.A., M.A., Duke University: Further Graduate Study Vanderbilt Un iity Louise Gordon Art Graduate of the Ne Helen Cartwright Grizzard Che7nistry Graduate, Ward-Belmont School; B.A., Vanderbilt University Margaret Frierson Hall Assistant in Gymnasium Mary Dean Clement Malhetnalics B.A., Wellesley College; M.A., Vanderbilt University Margaret Leach Cook French B.A„ Agnes Scott College Marian Crawford Latin B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; M.A., Southern Methodist University Thomas B. Donner Spanish B.A.. East Texas Teachers College; M.. ., Southern Methodist University Frances Ewing Economics Graduate, Ward-Belmont School ;B.A.. M.A., Vanderbilt University W. V. Flowers Commercial Law Member. Nashville Bar Lucie L. Fountain French B.A., Barnard College Vera L. Hay History Ph.B., University of Chicago; Graduate Student, Vanderbilt University Cora Henderson Secretarial Training B.A., Southern College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers Alma Hollinger Biology ,.. MA, University of Michigan ; prudent, Michij Biological Sta V. H. Hollinshead Che m istry Ph.G.. D.Sc., Vanderbilt University Margaret Looft Foods and Nutrition B S , Graduate Student, Iowa State College Katharine V. Lydell English A B.. Wellesley College; Graduate Student Vanderbilt University Page Fourteen Nelle Major Mathematics B.S.. George Peabody College for Teachers Ruth Brierly Millring E. prt'ssion College: M.A,, Smith College; School of Expressk y School of Expressi( Instructor. Catherine E. Morrison Director School of Physical Education Diploma from Possee Gymnasium, Boston: Special Stu- dent, Chaliff School, New York, and Columbia Uni' 5ity Camilla Nance Riding B,S,, Sargent School of Boston University Mary Rachel Norris Psychology B.A., M,A , Bryn Mawr College; Further Graduate Study. George Peabody College for Teachers and Columbia University Betty O'Donnell Physical Education Graduate, Ward-Belmont School; B.S-, Sargent School of Boston University Mary Louise Ogden Library Methods B.A., University of Tennessee; B.S. in L.S., Universit Illinois Ellene Ransom English B,A„ M A , Vanderhilt University; Gradual Columbia University, Vanderbilt Univ and 'ale University Linda Rhea English and History ,, Vanderbilt University; MA,, Columbia Univers M.A.. Vanderbilt University; Ph,D.. Vanderbilt Un iity Olive Carter Ross English and Art History : Student, Van- University Bertha M. Reuf French Theodora Cooley Scruggs English B.A„ Wellesley College; M.A., Vanderbilt University; Further Graduate Study. Vanderbilt University Hibernia Seay French B A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; MA, Duke Universitv; Diploma Superior en Etudes Francaises University of Nancy; Diploma en Cours de Civilisation Francaise, Sorbonne; Further Graduate Study, University of Chicago Martha K. Ordway English sity of Chicago; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers Frances Helen Parker German iity Ruth Hogan Pratt Clothing BA,. Iowa State College; M.S,, New York Unive Anna Pugh English B-A.. University of Arkansas; MA, University Chicago; Graduate Student, Columbia University; Further Graduate Study, George Peabody College for Teachers Mary Wynne Shackelford Director School of Art Graduate, Art Academy of Cincinnati; Graduate, Pra Institute, Department of Fine and Applied Arts; Special Student, New York School of Fine and Applied Arts in New York and in Paris Robbie Allison Shackleford Mathematics B.A.. Vanderbilt University Virginia Small issistant in Biology ty; M.A . University of Wisconsir iity BA., Butler Ui Student in Medicine, Vanderbilt Unii Susan S, Souby English . M.A . George Peabody College for Teachers Page Fifteen Pauline Sherwood Townsend Director School of Expression Graduate, New England Conservatory; PostRraduate. Boston School of Expression; Special Courses in New York. Chicago, and Boston Ruby Van Hooser Religion and Sociology College; Graduate. Scarritt College for VVc : Graduate Student. Unii sity of Chicago; MA.. Columbia U i iity The Conservatory o£ Music Department Heads Kenneth Rose, I'iolin Lawrence H. Riggs, Musical Scietices Frederick Arthur Henkel, Organ Sydney Dalton, I'oice Roy Underwood, Piano Mary Venable Blythe Sight Playing and Piano Graduate. St. Mary s Hall. San Antonio; Pupil Mickwitz and Harry Redman; Theoretic Courses in Southern Methodist Univer- sity, University of Colorado. Uni versity of South- ern California Florence N. Boyer I'oice Student of Music in Oberlin College; Pupil of Signor Vananni in Italy; Pupil of Mesdames de Sales and Bossetti in Munich; Pupil of Oscar Seagle and de Reszke in Paris Sydney Dalton Director of I'oice Department L Mus . Dominion College of Musrc. Montreal. M Mu Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Da id Bispham, Ma. Heinrich. and J. H. Duval; Studied Piano with Raphael Joseffy; Com- position with Rubin Goldmark and Frederick Schlieder Mary Douthit Piano Ward-Belmont School of Music; Pupil of ence Goodman. Harold von Mickwitz. and Sigismund Stojowski Frances Helen Parker Harp I. BirmiriBham-Southcrn CoIlcRe; MA. Vanderhilt jniversity: Study. Eastland School of Music and Cincinnati Conser atory of Music: Pri ate Lessons in Vienna; Pupil in Master Class of Carlos Salzedo Lawrence H. Riggs Director Departmt-tit of Musical Sciences . Beloit College: Rhodes Scholar at Oxford Univei itv, England; Summer Courses. Chicago Musical College, Northwestern University School of Music, and American Institute of Normal Methods: Graduate of American In- stitute of Normal Methods Hazel Coate Rose Piano •illiam H Sherwood. Glenn Dillard Gu )r Heinze: Formerly Teacher of Piano, Cosmopolitan Scho ol of Music. Indianapolis Kenneth Rose Director Department of I'iolin Pupil of MaGibany, Indianapolis; of Arthur Hartman Paris, of George Lehmann. Berlin; of Souky, Prague; Formerly Teacher Metropolitan School of Music. Indianapolis, and Concert Master. Indian- apolis Symphony Orchestra Amelie Throne Piano Pupil of Maurice Aronson, Vienna: of Jo; Berlin: of Sigismund Stojowski. Ne- of Harold Bauer. New York Frederick Arthur Henkel Director of Pipe Organ Graduate, Metropolitan College of Music; Student. Cincinnati College of Music; Pupil of Stein- brecher, Andre. Sterling, and Durst Roy Underwood Director of Piano Department s. Bethanv College; Fellowship Student. Juilliard indation, three years; Pupil of Mollie Margolies. )liver Denton, Alexander Siloti; Associate. Al- bert! Studios. New York; Associate Pro- fessor of Piano, University of Kansas Page Sixteen BOARDING STUDENT COUNCIL HELEN JONES PR £ S I 0 E N T DOROTHY JAE ER BEVERLY LACK MARION WEBER VICE PRESIDENT SECOND VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY JEANNE COOKSON BILLIt PRANK SMITH LAURA MAE CARPENTER. HIGH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE CHAPEL PROCTOR, llJSfHESTER CHAPEL PR0CT0R,2 i SEMEJTER Page Eighteen Top Rozv (First Semester) ; Hall Procto rs Carlisle, Heron; Byrne, Fidelity; Turney, Pembroke; LuDWiG, Senior Bottom Row (Second Semester): Smith, Heron; Stallings, founders; Moore, Fidelity; Fristoe, Petnbroke; JonbS, Senior Not in Picture: Marion Doerrer, Founders (First Semester) THE STUDENT COUNCILS The Boarding and Day Student Councils, composed of representatixe girls from each school unit, are organized for the purpose of making and keeping regulations which are necessary in any community. Each girl, on both Board- ing and Day Student Councils, endeavors to work with every student toward the attainment of the ideals for which Ward-Belmont stands. Page Nineteen DAY STUDENT COUNCIL DOROTHY COLMERY PR.tSIDENT RUTH HOPKIMSON MARY ALICE HERBERT PE V DICKINSON VICE PRESI D E NT SECOND VICE PRESIDENT SBCRETARV JANE VANCE FRANCES WILKERSON MARGARET GLASG-OW HIGH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PROCTOR PROCTOR. nc SEMESTER Page Twerdy Otiyyry = 1-=== Miss Betty O'Donnell Sponsor Edwine Alien Schmid Prc-sidnit St. Louis. Missouri Penta Tau Gc'neral Diploma Hall Proctor, '35; Milestones Staff. '35; Dramatic Club, 3 5: French Club, '35. •3b; Glee Club, '35; Active Member Ath- letic Association. '35, '3o; Second Bowling Varsity, '36; Boarding Presidents' Coun- cil '3b Nelle Jane Ranck Sfcrc-tary Sapulpa, Oklahoma Del Vers President Oklaho '35; Art Club, '3c. Club, Ruth Ernestine Carr Boarding Treasurc-r Windsor, Ontario Anti-Pandora General Diploma Textile and Clothing Diploma Art Club, '36. Evelyn Braden Day Student Treasurer Nashville, Ten-n Angkor General Diploma President Angkor Club. '3b; Glee Club. French Club. '35. '3b; First Hockey Var- sity. '35; Active Member Athletic Association. '35. '36; Day Student Presi- dents' Council. '36 Elizabeth Cornelius rice President Nashville, Tenn. Angkor General Diploma Hockey Varsity. Swimming Varsity '35; Winner Swim- ming Meet. '35. '36: Ath- letic Association E3oard, '35. '36; Glee Club, French Club, '35, '36; Active Mem- ber Athletic Association 35. '36; Day Student Presi- dents' Council '36. To think of this past year is to call up a train of memories more crowded than we could ha e anticipated To SPEAK of the platform we formulated as a standard by which to measure our progressions of the year, we wonder if we ha e fulfilled the requirements which were the notches in our measuring stick. To DO best and strive highest is the goal toward which we tra el as we lea e Ward-Belmont — the Senior Class of 193b. Page Twenty-Two SENIOR CLASS SflRflH ASHLEY Dayton, Ohio Del Vers General Diploma President Del Vers Club. •3b: First Hockey '3b; Second Hockey and Basketball Varsit Boarding Presidents Council, '3b. JEAN BfllLEY Kans, s City, Kansas Del Vers General Diploma, Expression Certificate Associate Editor Hyphen. •3b: President Kansas Club, 35; French Club. 35. •3b; Eioarding Presidents' Coun- cil. '30 MflRGflRET BARTON MiDDLETOWN, OhIO Agora General Diploma JANE BERGER Mextco, Missouri Agora General Diploma ch Club, Glee Club, Choir, 35, 36. ELLEN BOWERS Nashville, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma Day Student Presidents' Council. '35. 36; Vice Presi- dent Senior-Middle Class, '35; Active Member Athletic Association. '35. •3b: Bowling Varsity. '35. •3b; Winner Bowling Tournament. 35; Athletic Association Board. ■3b; French Club, 3 5, 'Sb. FRANCES EVELYN BRATTON Nashville, Tennessee Eccowasin General Diploma, Expression Diploma Second Bowling Varsity. •3b; Glee Club. '3 5 JEANNE BRIGHAM Webster Groves, Missouri Penta Tau General Diploma President Penta Tau Club, •3b; Boarding Presidents' Council, •3b: Glee Club, 35; French Club. Hyphen Staff, 35, •Sb BARBARA BROWN El Dorado, Kansas Agora Page Twenty-Three SENIOR CLASS BETTY LOUISE BURNS PoNTiAc. Michigan Del Vers Foods Diploma asurer Del Vers Club, 'H. Circulation Manager phen. '36, PHYLLIS OflKLEilF CHRR Bartl[-:s ille, Oklahoma X 1. Gc-n ral Diploma, Dancing Certificate sident Spanish Club. '36: Secretar Spanish Club. . French Club, P. MARTHA CAROLYN CARSON LoL'isNiLLE, Kentucky Anti-Pandora General Diploma Spanish Club, '35, '3b. MARY BETH CATON Bluefield, West ']rgima . L. General Diploma Secretary X L Club. '3b; Glee Club. '35; Choir, F'rench Club. '3b: .Acti e Member .Athletic Associa- CONSTANCE CHASE Concord, New H. ,mpsh]re X. L. .Athletic Association E3oard. '3b; Second Baseball Var- sity, '35; Acti e Member Athletic Association, '35, '3b; Hyphen Staff, '35, '3b; Art Club, Dramatic Club, '35; Second Basketball Varsity, '3b. WINNIE COFFEE Des Moines, Iowa Agora General Diploma President Athletic Association, '36; Hyphen Staff. '35, ■3b; W'ordsmith Club, French Club, '35, '3b, Secretary- Treasurer Dramatic Club. '35; Spanish Club. 35; First Hockey Varsity. '35; Wmner Tennis Singles, '36; Second Baseball Varsity, '35; . ctiye Member Athletic DOROTHY DAY COLMERY Nashville, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma President Day Student Council, '3b; Day Student i'roctor. '3 5; Active Member .Athletic Association. 15. '3b: First .Archery Varsity. '35; Day Student Presidents' Council. '35. '3b. MARY LESLIE COOK East Prairie, Missouri Agora General Diploma Glee Club, '35, '36; French Club, '36; Choir, '3fc. Page Twenty-Four SENIOR CLASS JULIETTE TflBB CRfllG Nashn'ille, Tennessee Ecco .asin General Diploma President Eccowasin Club. '36; Day Stude dents' Council, '3b; Treasurer Eccowasin Glut MflRTHfl CRfllG Franklin, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma, Expression Diploma ch Club, '35. MflRJORIE flLLEE GRUME Fort Scott, Kansas Anti-Pandora General Diploma, Expression Certificate Y.. W. C. A. Cabinet, '36; Dramatic Club, '35. MHE ELIZABETH CUDE Madison, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma JANE CURFMflN Salida, Colorado TriK General Diploma sident Tri K Club, '33 LOUISE DOUGLAS Nashville, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma Active Member Athletic Association, '35, '36; Hyphe Staff. '36; French Club, '35. ROSELLE EMERY Atlanta, Georgia X. L. General Diploma, Art Certificate Expression Certificate Y- V. C. A. Cabinet, '3 5; Secretary Art Club, '3b ELIZABETH EVANS Fort Wayne, Indiana F. F. General Diploma, Art Certificate President F. F. Club, '36; Art Club, '3 5, '36; Fn Club, '35. Page Twenty-Five SENIOR CLASS MHRGHRET ELIZABETH FflWCETT Omaha, NtBRAbKA General Diplo), Member Athletic Associatic •35. 36: French 35, Sb. Glee Club, '35; Art Club, '36. JANE FliflNNIGflN Osceola. Arkansas Anti-f andora General Diploma :nt Y. W. C A . '36: ■. W. C. A, Cabir retary Senior-Middle Class, 35; Art Club. EMflLOU FLOREY Overton, Texas Agora leral Diploma, Art Certificate Expression Certificate ■t Club, 3b; Secretary Athletic Associatii Member Athletic Association. '35. Spanish Club, '35. 'Sb MHRY ANN FOLEY Memphis. Tennessee General Diploma K. Club, '36. LOUISE FOSGflTE Orlando, I-lorid. Osiron General Diplonu :nt Osiron Club. •3b: Secretar Member Athletic Association Osir . '35. on Club. '35; ■3b; Martha Vv'ashington. 36; Boarding Presidents' Council. 3b MARY WILSON GILLESPIE Nash ille, Tennessee General Diploma MflXINE GRAHAM I'vler, 1'exas F. F. General Diploma, Expression Certificate . rt Club, ib. Secretary F F Club, Mb MARGARET GREENE Nashville, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma llditor Hyphen, '3b; Day Student Editor Hyphen. '35; Vice President Angkor Club. '3 5; Second Vice President Day Student Council, '35; Day Student Presidents' Council, '3b; First Hockey Varsity. '35; Athletic Asso- m Board. '35; French Club. 35. Page Tiventy-Six SENIOR CLASS HELEN HflYDEN HALL Toledo, Ohio T. C. General Diploma ■ T. C. Club, '36; French Club. 'IS, '36 ELIZABETH HflRDESTY Fair.mont, West N'irginia T. C, General Diploma VIRGINIA HflRDESTY Fairmont, West Virginia T. C, General Diploma President French Club, '36; Secretary T, C. KflTHflRINE ELIZABETH HAYS Yazoo City, Mississippi F, F. Treasurer F. F. Club, '36. RUTH HEWITT Houston, Texas Osiron General Diplonia First Tennis Varsity. '36; Acti e Member At hie Association. '3b. LEORfl CflROLYN HILL Chattanooga, Tennessee A. K. General Diploma VV C A. Cabinet, '35. '36; Treasurer A. K. Club, '36; Glee Club. Choir. '3b; Athletic Association Board ib. Active Member Athletic Association. '3t); French Club. Hyphen Staff, '35. FflNNIE YOUNG HINDMflN Colu.mbia, Kentuck-i RUTH HOPKINSON Nashville, Tennessee General Diploma lent Day Student Council. '3b Page Twenty-Seven SENIOR CLASS PflTRICIfl HOWELL Centerville, Iowa Anti-Pandora General Diploma Milestones Staff. Hyphen Staff, 36: French Club, '35; President Iowa Club, •35. DOROTHY M. JAEGER Chicago. Illinois Tri K Arl Certificate First Vice President Boarding Student Council. '3b; .-Xrt Club. German Club. '36; Athletic Association Board. Glee Club, '31. BETSY JONES Kennett, Missouri A. K. General Diploma, Piano Certificate Expression Certificate Hall Proctor. '36: Glee Club. Choir. '36; Dramatic Club. 35 HELEN JONES .' bilene. Texas Osiron General Diploma President Boarding Student Council. '36; Chapel Proctor. '35; [Warding Presidents' Council. '36; Spanish Club '36; Second Hockey Varsity. '35; First Basketball Varsity. '35. '36; Active Member Athletic Association. '35. '36; President Texas Club. '35. MAMIE JONES Mount Pleasant, Tennessee Anti-Pandora General Diploma Vice President Anti-Pandora Club. '3b; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. '36; French Club. '35. RUTH JONES Williamsburg, Iow. Agora General Diploma Vice President Agora Club. '3b; Secretary Agora Club, '35. Glee Club. Choir. French Club, '35. '3b. MARION JOSEPHINE KEMP Schenectady, New York X. L. General Diploma, Art Certificate Treasurer Art Club. '3b; French Club. Art Club. '35. lb MARTHA ELLEN KIGER Mattoon. Illinois Osiron General Diploma Editor Milestones. '3b; Business Manager Mile- stones. '35; Boarding Presidents' Council. '36; French Club. '3 5, '3b; Active Member Athletic Association. '35. '36. Page Tircnly-Eighl SENIOR CLASS ROYENfl LOUISE KIPP Saint John, Kansas Agora Ceneral Diploma, Piano Crrlificalc Expression Certificale Choir, '36; Glee Club, '35 ; French Club, it. TEDDIE KRflUSS Saginaw, Michigan Del Vers St't'retarial Cfrti icaft' Vice President Del Vers Club, '36: Y. W. C A Cabinet. '3b; Secretary Del Vers Club, '35; President Michigan Club, ■35. MARY FRANCES LflUNIUS Monroe, Georgia X, L. Piano Certificale Glee Club. '35, '36; Choir, '36. FRANCES MURAT LAVAL Lexington, Ki:ntiicky General Diploma iity, '36; Acl:ive K JANA LONGNECKER Sioux City, Iowa Anti-Pandora General Diploma Anti-Pandora Club, '3b; Secretary Spanish Club. '3b; French Club, Hockey Varsity. 3b. Act '3 5; Art Club, '3b; See e Member Athlc JANE E. LUDWIG Indianapolis, Indiana A. K. General Diploma, Expression Certificate Hall Proctor, 'Bb; French Club, '35, '3b. EVELYN McCALL Birmingham, Alabama Penta Tau General Diploma Second Vice President Y, W C A '3e Alabama Club, '35; French Club, '35, '3b. JEAN McEWAN Port .Arthur, Te.xas Page Twenty-Nine SENIOR CLASS VIOLET MilDDOX Mavsnille, Kentlcky L ELIZABETH MHSTIN HUNTSMLLE, ALABAMA X. L. General Diploma, Expression Certificate Acti e Member Athletic Association, '35. '}6; French Club. '35; Art Club. '36, MflRTHfl ELLEN MERRYDflY Davtona Beach, Florida A K General Diploma :tarv l' V C A . '35; Y. V C A Cabinet. '36. JANE MEYER Montgomery. West 'irginl T C General Diploma. Expression Certificate Vice President .Athletic Association. 35; General Man- aRer Athletic Association. 3e«; Spanish Club. '35. '36; Second Basketball Varsity. '3b. ELIZfl TURNER MONK Cherokee, Alabama X. L. General Diploma PHULINE MYERS JopLiN. Missouri Anti-Pandora General Diploma President Anti-Pandora Club. '36, Boarding Pri Council. '3b; Art Club. '3b. MflUDE ELIZABETH NOE Nash iLLE, Tennessee Ariston General Diploma Secretary .Ariston Club. '3b. EVELYN NORTON College Station, Te.xas Del 'crs General Diploma Spanish Club. '35. '3b. Page Thirty SENIOR CLASS MILDRED HILL PARKER Nashville, Tennessee Triad General Diploma Spanish Club. Glee Club. '3 5, Mb. JANET PflSCOE Carnegie, Pennsylvania Vice President Athletic Associati( and Archery Varsities. '35; Firs! '36; Active Member Athletic Assc t. '3b; First Hocke Basketball Varsit- :iation, '3 5. '3b. FRANCES LOUISE PRINCE Charleston. West 'irginia T. C. General Diploma President T, C, Club, '36; Vice President T. C. Club, '35; Second Vice President Boarding Student Council, '35; Acti 'e Member Athletic Association. '35, 36; Boarding Presidents' Council, '3b. BETTIE JAYNE REED Marshalltown, Iowa Agora General Diploma, Art Certificate President Agora Club, '36; Art Club, '35, '3b; Dramatic Club. '3 5; Boarding Presidents' Council. '3b. REBECCA RICE Nashville, Tennessee Ariston General Diploma, Expression Diploma President Ariston Club, '36. BETTY SUE ROBERSON Nashville, Tennessee Ariston General Diploma Wordsmith Club. '36; Secretary Ariston Club. Spanish Club, '3 5. ELIZABETH ROGERS Shelbyville, Kentucky MARTHA ANNE ROGERS MoRRisTOWN, Tennessee Anti-Pandora General Diploma Art Club, '36; Dramatic Club. '3 5. Page Thirty-One SENIOR CLASS ELIZHBETH RUDOLPH Springfield, Tennessee X. L. General Diploma President X L Club. '36; Vice President X L Club. •35; French Club, '35 , ELSIE ELEANOR SflNTE Webster Groves, Missouri X. L. General Diploma, Riding Cerlificale Piano Certificate, Organ Certificate Orchestra, Choir, '36: Athletic Asst ciation lioard, '36; Glee Club, '35; Sergeant-at-Arms X, L. Club. '35. MILDRED SARTOR BlCKNELL, InDIAN. X. L. General Diploma Athletic Association Board. '36; Y. W, C A Cabinet. ■3b: Vice President X. L, Club. '3(3: Spanish Club. '35. '3d: First Hockey Varsity, '3(3, Active Member Athletic Association. '35. '36. PflT SCHORNDORFER Elyria, Ohio in K General Diploma President Tri K Club '36: Secretary Tri K Club. '35: Milestones Staff. '35: President Spanish Club. '35; First Hockey Varsity. '35; Second Hockey and Basket- hail Varsities '36; Active Member Athletic Association. '35, '36. ELIZABETH SIEGMUND Webster Groves. Missouri Tri K General Diploma s Fditor Hyphen, '36: French Club, '3t Tri K Club, '3b; Active Member Athle CARROLL HINTON SHEEP Hot Springs, Arkansas Osiron General Diploma, Art Certificate . Club, '35. '36: Spanish Club. '36. BILLIE FRANK SMITH Clarksville, Tennessee X. L. General Diploma DOROTHY STRICKLAND Nashville. Tennessee Triad General Diploma Archery Varsity. '3 5. Page Thirly-Two SENIOR CLASS MARY ELIZABETH SUDHOFF Nkw Castlk, Indiana Agora General Diploma, Voice Certificate President Glee Club, '36; Glee Club. '35, Choir, '36. French Club, '36, HELEN ELIZABETH TIBBETS San Antonio, Texas Osiron General Diploma, Piano Certificate President Te.vas Club. '36; Treasurer Osiron Club. Choir. French Club, Hyphen Staff. '36; Second Hoc Varsity, 3b; Active Member Athletic Association. LOUISE MARTIN TIMBERMAN Gallatin, Tennessee General Diploma German Club. '36- ELIZABETH TIPTON TipTONviLLE, Tennessee A. K. General Diploma Y W. C. A, Cabinet. '36: Vice President A, K. Club. '36; Hall Proctor. '35; First Baseball Varsity, '35; First Hockey Varsity, '36; Second Hockey Varsity, '35; Active Member Athletic Association. '35. '36; German Club. 35; Vice President German Club, '36, ANNIE LOU WALL Drew, Mississippi Agora General Diploma, Expression Diploma President Orchestra, 36; Treasurer Agora Club, Orchestra, '35. LILLIAN ANDERSON WALTERS Nashville, Tennessee Angkor General Diploma Secretary Angkor Club, '36. MARION EVELYN WEBER Milwaukee. Wisconsin Tr. K General Diploma Secretary Boarding Student Council. '36; Hall Proctor. '35; Sergeant-at-Arms Tri K Club. '35; Active Member Athletic Association '35. '36; First Hockey Varsity. '35, '36; First Baseball Varsity. '35; Dramatic Club. '35; French Club. '35. '36. MARY NORMAN WEST Sparta, Tennessee Penta Tau General Diploma, Expression Diploma Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. '36; Vice President Spanish Club. 36; Secretary Spanish Club. '35. Page Thirty-Three SENIOR CLASS ELEANOR WALKER WHITSON Atlanta, Georgia Penta Tau Gt'ut'ral Diploma l resident French Club, ib. Wnrdsmilh Cluh, Hvphc, StalT, '36 FRANCES WILKERSON Nashville, Tennessee Eccouasin General Diploma Day Student Proctor, '3b; Secretary Eccowasin Glut ■)5, MARY DONNAN WILSON Lakeland, Florida Tri K General Diploma W C. A Cabinet, '36; Vice President Spanish Club. '3b: Secretary Spanish Club, '35. MOSELLE WORSLEY Columbus, Georgia Tri K General Diploma Milestones StalT, '35. '36; President Georgia Club, ■lb. Vice President Tri K Club. '3b; French Club, '35, '3b; First Hockey and Basketball Varsities, '3b; Second Hockey and Basketball Varsities. 3 5; First Tennis and Baseball Varsities, '35; Active Member Athletic As- sociation, '3 5, '3b. SENIOR SONG We pledge no'w our love for our old W -B , We VOW to be ever true; We pledge, too, our love for our dear Senior Class — God bless them, the old and the new. We'll hold high those colors, the Gold and the Blue; Our banners shall kiss the sky. Our faith all resisting, our goal for life s best, Our motto; To do or die. II The joys we have here will not fly as the leaves; They'll last us life's journey through; And the love we ha -e now for the friendships we've made Will live in our memories, too; And though we must part from each other some day, As Seniors have parted before, The glorious spirit of old '3b Will linger forevermore. I'dqc Thirl y-Fnur Diploma Students Wall. Carr, West, Burns Special Diplomas and Certificates Students rtccu ing special diplomas or certificates sometimes in addition to the Junior College General Diploma, are those who ha e disco 'ered early in life some special capacity and ha e developed it into an ability without loss of time. Diploma students arc: EXPRESSION Frances Bratton. Martha Craig, Rebecca Rice. Annie Lou Wall. Mary Norman West. FOODS Betty Burns. TEXTILES Ruth Carr. Those receiving certificates are: EXPRESSION Jean Bailey. Marjorie Crume. Ro- SELLE Emery, Maxine Graham. Miriam Harwell. Charlotte Howard, Betsy Jones, Royena Kipp. Jane Ludwig. Elizabeth Mastin. Jane Meyer. Mar- oarete Ellen Peebles. ART Roselle Emery, Elizabeth Evans. Jane I LANNICAN. EmALOU FlOREY, DoROTHY J EGER. Marion Kemp. Bettie Jayne Reed, Carroll Sheep. DANCING Phyllis Carr. RIDING Elsie Sante. SECRETARIAL Teddie Krauss, Margaret Millspauch PIANO Betsy Jones. Royena Kipp, Mary Frances Launius, Elsie Sante. Helen TlBBETS. VOICE Mary Sltdhoff. ORGAN Elsie Sante. Certificate Students Top Row: Kemp, Reed, Crume, Evans, Bailey, Krauss, Florey, Sheep, Jaeger, Sante. Tibbets, Kipp, Carr Bottom Rozv: Peebles, Clayton, Harwell, Graham, Emery, Mastin. Ludwig, Meyer, Jones Page Thirty-Six MISS HELEN GRIZZflRD Sponsor GRACE HILLMflN BENEDICT President Nashville, Tennessee Angkor High School Certificate Penstaff Club, ■34. 'tS. '36: French Club. 35; Athletic Association Eioard. 34; Sec- retary Athletic Association. '35; Treasur- er Athletic Association. '36; First Hocl ey and Tennis Singles Varsities. '35. '3b; First Tennis Doubles Varsity. '35; First Apparatus Varsity. '34; First Basketball Varsity, '3b; Active Member Athletic Association. '33. '34. '3 5. '36. BETTY RYE Secretary Nashville, Tennessee Eccowasin High School Certificate French Club. '36; Acti Association. '36. Member Athle SHIRLEY LEflKE Treasurer Nashville, Tennessee Eccowasin High School Certificate Vice President Eccowasin Club. '36; Treasurer Freshman Class. '33; Dra- matic Club. '35; Active Member Athletic Association. '36. BflRBflRH LEflKE rice President Tacoma, Washington Anci-Pandora High School Certificate Milestones Staff. '36; Second Bas- ketball Varsity. '36; French Club '33. '34; Vice President Sophomore Class. '34; Treasurer Anti-Pandora Club. 34. '35; Athletic Association Board. '34; Treasurer Athletic Association, '3 5; PenstalT Club. '36; Active Mem- ber Athletic Association, '36. The Junior-Middle Class this year introduced a new activity — that of chal- lenging the Junior Class in hockey and basketball. When the Junior-Middles were recognized in chapel, they took loyalty as their theme — an essential quality which they thought should be shown in loyalty to oneself or one's ideals, to one's friends, and to Ward-Belmont by upholding its ideals. A banquet preceded the climax of the year — graduation. Page Thirty-Eight JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS JEAN ANN ALLEN Mavfield, Kentucky Eccowasm High SchonI Crrlifuah- MflRTHH HRMISTEflD Nashville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate ESTHER HELEN flZflRCH Williamson. West Virginia High School Certificate Glee Club. '34. '35. VIRGINIfi BARRET Louisville, Kentucky Tn K High School Certificate Hall Proctor. '33. '34; Boarding Student Council, '3' , Penstaff. '35. '36: Secretary Tri K Club. '36: Sergeant- at-Arms Tri K Club, '32. '33; Vice President Junior Cla '35 JEAN BATEMAN Zanesville, Ohio Del Vers High School Certificate Second Basketball Varsity, '3tx MARY BENSON Nashville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate Triad Club, '3b. JOAN BUTTERFIELD Lansing. Michigan A. k. High School Certificate Secretary A. K. Club, '36. GLEE CALLAWAY Detroit, Michigan Del Vers Page Thirty-Nine JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS BETTY CARLISLE South Bend. Indiana Tri K High School Certificate Penstaff. French Club. '35. ■36; Hyphen Staff, Dra- matic Club. '35, Hall Proctor, '3b JEANNE COOKSON Chicago, Illinois TriK High School Certificate Boarding Student Council. '36: First Basketball Var- sity. '36: Treasurer Tri K Club. '34: President Indiana Club. '34: Glee Club. Choir. Dramatic Club. '34. '35: Athletic Association Board. '35; Active Member Ath- letic Association. '34. '35, '3b: First Hockey Varsity. '35. MILDRED COX Charlkston. West Virginia T. C. High School Certificate BEVERLY JANE DAVIS Nashville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate ■ Hockey Varsity, '35, '36; Active Member Athletic iCiation.'35. '36. CONNIE DE FUNIAK Louisville. Kentucky A. K. PEGGY DICKINSON Nashville, Tennessee Eccowasin High School Certificate MARCELLA DRISKILL Fr.' nklin, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate First Hockey Varsity, '3b: Active Member Athletic Association, 36, SARAH EVERETT McKenzie, Tennessee T. C. High School Certificate First Basketball Varsity. '36. Page Forty JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS JEAN MORGAN EWING Nashville, Tennessee Eccowasin Ili h School Certificate Secretary Eccowasin Club. '36. CORNELIfl CLARK FORT Nashville, Tennessee Eccouasin ; ( Sc iool Certificate PenstafI Club. '36. MATILDA GIBSON Nashn'ille, Tennessee Angkor IJigli School Certificate Treasurer Angkor Club. '33 ; Day Student Council. '34 : Secretary Junior Class. '35. MARGARET GLASGOW Nash ille. 1 ennessee Eccowasin High School Certificate Day Student Proctor, '3b-, Treasurer Eccowasin Club '3b. SARAH GOODPASTURE Nashville, Tennessee High School Certificate LAURA GRAHAM Madison, Tennessee Angkor High School Certificate MARTHA GREENE Nash 'ille, Tennessee Angkor I igh School Certificate Vice President Angkor Club, '36: First Hockey Varsity 3o; Active Member Athletic Association '3b FrencI Club, '35. MARY JAC GRIFFITH Anderson, Indiana T. C. igh School Certificate President T. C. Club, '35; Vice President Freshmai Class. '33. Page Forly-One JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS MARY LUCILE JOHNSON Nashville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate Secretary Freshman Class. '33; Secretary Triad Club. '3b; First Hockey Varsity. 36; Active Member Athletic PHULINE KfllSER St. Louis, Missolri TriK High School Certificate FRANCES VIRGINIA KOELKER JopLiN, Missouri Anti-Pandora High School Certificate MARION LATTA Nashville. Tennessee Triad High School Certificate President Triad Club. '36; Second Basketball Varsity, ■3b; Second Hockey Varsity, '34; Active Member Ath- letic '36. ELLEN MARTIN Nashville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate President Freshman Class. '33; Treasurer Triad Club. '34; Treasurer Junior Class, '35; Second Basketball Varsity, '36; Active Member Athletic Association. '3b. DORIS MEAD Tulsa. Oklaho.ma F. F. High School Certificate Spanish Club. '36. JANE MEADORS Nashnille, Tennessee Ecco vasin High School Certificate sident Sophomore Class. '34. lONE REBMAN McKNIGHT ( .oi Rii AND. -Alabama Tri K High School Certificate Page Fnrtij-Twn JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS MARY WOODflRD MOREL Brentwood, Tennessee Eccowasin High School Ccrtificah' Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club. '3b; Active N Athletic Association. '3b. AGNES ORMOND Sa ann, h. Gi:orc-,i. T C. High School Certificate ELAINE OSTERGARD Canton, Ohio I- I-'. FRANKIE PATRICK San Antonio, Texas F. F. First Hockey and Basketball Var.sities, '36: Afhletn Association Board, '36; Active Member Athletic As sociation. '36; Penstaff, Spanish Club. '36 EMILY PAYNE Nashville, Tennessee Triad KATHARINE PEARCE Asheville, North Carolina T c. High School Certificate ch Club. '35. MICKIE PERRY Nashville, Tennessee Angkor High School Certificate MARGARET PITCHER Lakewood, Ohio T. C. High School Certificate Vice President T. C. Club. '36. Page Forty-Three JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS BflRBflRfl RENIGER Lansing, Michigan Del Vers High School C,-rlihcalc FRANCES ELIZHBETH RIEDY Ex'ANSTON, Illinois Agora High School Certificate Choir, Orchestra, Penstaff, Spanish Club, '3b. EDITH FORREST ROBERTSON Nashville, Tennessee Ariston nigh School Certificate PHYLLIS LORRHINE SCHflCKNE Toledo, Ohio Agora High School Certificate Choir, Spanish Club. '36. flLLIE SEDWITZ Youncstown, Ohio A K. High School Certificate BflRBflRfl SMITH New Brighton, Pennsylvania A. K. High School Certificate MURIEL DOROTHY SOMflTT |-'rl. iont, Ohio Agora High School Certificate SUE STICKNEY Flint, Michig. n I-. I-. High School Certificate Page Forlii-Fdiir JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS ANNETTE STOUT MuNciE, Indiana F. I-. High School Certificate CflRMENCITH TORREY Nashnille. Tennessee Anston High School Certificate SflRflH WELLS Nashville, Tennessee High School Certificate Glee Club. 'Jb. MflRGflRET WHITE Nashville, Tennessee Triad High School Certificate HARRIET ADELINE WILLIAMS Muscogee, Florida Tri K High School Certificate Page Forty-Five JUNIOR-MIDDLE POEM When far-oft years have held their sway, And we have come to God to stay; When buildings, built by mortal men. Have all come tumbling down again; Tis then that we will stand and say, Ward-Belmont shall not pass away! She still will live in us, you see; And, if our souls immortal be, Then that is more the reason why Ward-Belmont School shall never die! — Peggy Dickinson Page Forty-Six SENIOR-MIDDLE CLASS The Senior-Middle Class of Ward-Belmont began their -aried activities for the year 1935-36 with a class picnic given at Mr. Benedict's summer home. In November the class gave a chapel program, Louise Ba.xter representing the class as its speaker. In addition to this, the Seniors and faculty were given a coffee by the class in December, and the Senior-Middle Banquet, given for the Seniors, was held in March, Laura Mae Carpenter acting as toastmistress. Emily Hamilton President .Anne Huddleston lice President Dorothy Martin Secretary Louise Mathews Treasurer Margaret Giles Day Student Treasurt Page Foriij-Eighl HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS The lower classes of Ward-Belmont High School confine their class activities principally to class parties of various types. However, the Juniors have been particularly active this year, for at the end of nearly every sport season they have challenged the Junior-Middles to a game. The sponsors of the classes are as follows: Junior, Miss Cayce; Sophomore, Miss Nance; Freshman, Miss Major. Dorothy Proctor President Llewelvna Granbery J'ice President Lawrece Butler Secretary Susan Cheek Treasurer Page Forty-Nine SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Anne Ganier Prirsident Martha Roth J'ice President FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Adelaide Roberts President Frances Carter rice President Mary Alene Edwards Secretary Page Fifti c rc yi z cy HYPHEN Margaret Greene Editor Jean Bailey Assistant Editor Elizabeth Siegmund News Editor Betty Burns Circulation Manager Page Fifty-Two Hyphen Reporters and Feature Writers Back Rota: Anna May Moul, Louise Douglas, Jf,an McEwan, Margaret Carrigan, Louise Baxter, Laura Mae Carpenter, Helen Tibbets, Jean Burk, Felecia Mongone Front Row: Winnie Coffee, Jane Meyer, Pattie Howell, Jane Edgerly, Anne Browning, Mary Griswold A'ot in Picture: Anne Turney, Eleanor Whitson, Betty Jane Hopewell, Jeanne Brigham, Margaret Keyes Clark, Beverly Lack PUBLICATIONS The Hyphen and the Milestones combine their work to give to the student body a picture of life at Ward-Belmont. The Hyphen records from week to week the activities and achievements of students and school as they come, and the Milestones co-ordinates all the happenings and makes a united whole of the school year. , Page Fifty-Three THE MILESTONES MARTHA ELLEN KIGEP ANNA MAY MOUL EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR ELLEN BOWERS MARG-ARET OZEE MOSELLE WORSLEY OAX STUDENT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTO RAPHIC EDITOR BARBARA LEA CE PATTIE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL REPREJENTATVE PEATURE EDITOR MARY EVELYN JENSEN ART EDITOR Pngc Fifhi-Foiir THE Y. W. C. fl. The '. W. C. A. in Ward-Belmont tries to add fullness to the life of every girl by service to others and by a growing knowledge of God. Besides conducting Sunday School and Vespers each Sunday, the Y does social service work among five different groups of people in Nash- ville : The Tennessee Children's Home, The Home for Girls, The Old Ladies' Home, The Vander- bilt Hospital, and the Junior League. Forums for the girls on various current political and social situations are given, and school activities such as the Valentine Dinner Party are sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. Page Fifty-Six THE Y. W. C. fl JANE fLAWM IG-AN PRESIDENT MINNIE MAUOt MAY EVELYN M CALL VIR INIA P ( PER VICE PRESI D ENT SECOND VICt PRESIDENT SECRET A RV LAURA MAE CARPENTER VIR INIA BATTLE TRtASORER, i sj SEM ESTER TREASURER, 1 1P SEMESTER Page Fifty-Seven Committee Chairmen Top Row: Bracken, Varga, Krauss Middle Row: Baxter, Hill, Wilson, Sartor From Rozv: Merryday, Pinkham, Piper, Emery, Crume, Jones Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Spa Y. W. C. fl. Cabinet in Entertainment Committee Virginia Varga rman Community Tours Commillee Ruth Pinkham rman Publicity Committee Martha Merryday rmen Tennessee Children's Home Committee Mildred Sartor, Teddie Krauss rmati Home for Girls Committee Mamie-: Jones rman Fanderbilt Hospital Committee Mary Norman West rman Old Ladies' Home Committee (First Semester) Elizabeth Tipton man Old Ladies' Home Committee (Second Semester) Mary Donnan Wilson man Junior League Home Committee Mary Bracken man World Fellowship Committee Leora Hill man Membership Committee Marjorie CrUME or Miss Ruby Van Hooser Page Fijtij-Eighl THE FOREIGN LflNGUflGE CLUBS Le Cercle Francais, the Spanish Club, and the German Club are all formed from the same principles, and all have the same goal — that of creating in foreign language students an interest in the country, and a desire to become better acquainted with the habits, fashions, and sports of each particular country whose language they are studying. The different clubs take on quite a social aspect, for besides the papers and reports given, at various meetings songs and games are sung and played, and occasionally even an attempt is made to play foreign bridge. The German Club Top Row: Jaeger, Tipton, Kaspar Bniiom Row: Gery, Voigt, Lot:, Timberman Officers President Jean Fleming I' ice President ELIZABETH TiPTON Secretary- Treasurer RuTH MARGARET VoiGT Sponsor Mrs. Frances Helen Jackson Page Sixty French Club Top Row: ScHMiD, Weber, Siegmund. Bowers, Coefee, Griswold, Worsley, Douglas. Cob, KiGER Middle Ro!v: Caton, Kipp, Boston, Hall, Cornelius, Berger, Cook, Burgess, Carr, Tibbets Bottom Row: Fawcett, Sudhoff, Kemp, Hardesty, Whitson, Miss Seay, Mersfelder, White, Brigha.m, Braden Officers President Eleanor Whitson Sponsor Miss Hibernia Seay Spanish Club Top Row: Schorndorfer, Meyer, Florey, Pollard, Neil, Sheep, Whitson Middle Row: Carson, Rudolph, Peebles, Burgess, Phillips, Luker Bottom Row: Breese, Treadwell, Longnecker, Mr. Donner, Carr, Parker, Wanek Officers President Phyllis Carr Sponsor Mr. Thomas B. Donner Page Sixty-One THE LITERARY CLUBS WoRDSMiTH holds a contest semiannually in which any college student may enter original manu- scripts ot poetry, prose, or drama. II the material is judged to be ol necessary merit, its authoress is elected into this literary organization. .At the meetings, which are held e ery two ueeks. the girls bring in material lor criticism and discussion. During the year arious speakers ol literary fame gixe lectures to the members, which inspires e ery girl who is interested in writing. Penstaff. a corresponding society, has the same ideals and principles, but is limited to high school girls who has e competed in a similar contest Wordsmith Top Row: TuRNEY, M. thews, Miss Scruggs, Coffee, Edgerly Bottom Row: Roberson, Whitson. B.wter, White, Marsh, Clark Officers President Virginia White Sponsor Miss Theodora Scruggs Penstaff T : A' : N l n, ISvRPI 1 l.l KI I ort, VaNCE. GiLLESPIE Middle Rux: CARLISLE, Edwards, Crossan, Burk, Perry, Haile Bottom Ro-m: Cole, Proctor. Jeter, Butler, Riedy, Patrick, Granbery. Benedict Officers President Lawrece Butler Sponsor Mrs. Susa.n S. Souby Page Sixty-Two ART, MUSIC, DRflMflTICS There is e 'ery opportunity for development along cultural lines in the extra- curricular activities at Ward-Belmont, certainly in the music, art, and dra- matics departments. Tryouts are held to select not only the talented girls, hut those who are really interested in the type of work offered. Outstanding performances in the dramatic departments are the Christmas play, the Easter pageant, and the Shakespearean play. Both the orchestra and the glee club give concerts, and the art club brings exhibits, lectures, and artists to broaden the girls knowledge of art. The Art Club Top Ro:v: Helbing, Osmundson, Gill, Brown, Lewis, Heaslev, Carlisle, Boston, Smith Middle Rozv: Rudolph, Williams, Sheep, Jaeger, Graves, Carr, Colxert, Evans, Ranck, White, Moul Bottom Row: Cain, Rogers, Flannigan, Mastin, Emery, Lack, Florev. Kemp, Llnsford, Phillips, Collings, Reed, Jensen Officers President Emalou Florey rice President Beverly Lack Secretary RosELLE Emery Treasurer Marion Kemp Sponsor Miss Mary Wynne Shackelford Page Sixty-Four The Glee Club Sydney Dalton Conductor Mary Sudhoff President Mary Morel Secretary-Treasurer Emma Cornelia Pitt Guest Soloist The Orchestra Kenneth Rose, Conductor; Catherine Andrews, Soloist Page Sixty-Five ANNUAL EXPRESSION PLAYS r iA- Shepherds Watched Christmas Play Page Sixtrj-iiix .! Vnu Like ir Shakespearean Play fiTHLETICS Athletics play such an important part in the life of the Ward-Belmont student that a large section of her journal will be dexoted to the recording of these sports. From the first hockey game in the crisp, fall air to the final match of the doubles tennis tournament in the late spring, interest and competition run high. This year the Tri K s won the athletic plaque for obtaining the greatest number of points in year-round sports; Janet Pascoe and Jeanne Cookson were awarded medals for being the best all-round athletes, the former in the college depart- ment, the latter in the high school department. Page Sixty-Seven THE ATHLETIC fiSSOCIflTION The purpose of this organization is to promote the welfare of the individual mentally, morally, and physically by arousing a genuine interest in athletics; and to establish the highest ideals for comradeship, good sportsmanship, and fair play. Any student may be a participating member, and the student who totals 150 points in athletic activities becomes an acti e member This enables her to hold an office on the board. The Athletic Board meets monthly for a general discussion of Ward-Belmont athletics At the end of each sport season the board presents trophies and medals to the winning clubs and individuals. Winnie Coffee President Janet P.ascoe I'ice President Jane Meyer General Manager Emalou Florey Secretary Grace Benedict Treasurer Page Siity-Eighl Sports Managers Top Ro'w: Hill, Tipton Middle Ro'.v: Bowers, Cornelius, Sartor Front Row: Sante, Cookson, Chase, Jaeger Basketball Manager Mildred Sartor Apparatus Manager Peggy Wrenne Bowling Manager Ellen Bowers Swimming Manager Elizabeth Cornelius Archery Manager Dorothy Jaeger Track Manager (First Semester) Leora Hill Track Manager (Second Semester) Frankie Patrick Baseball Manager Elizabeth Tipton Riding Manager Elsie Sante Tennis Manager • -. .Connie Chase Hockey Manager Jeanne Cookson Page Sixty-Nine HOCKEY Whit EM AN J 1 1 p ft l Pascoe Kimmel The hockes' season is always one of the most exciting seasons, and even though hockey is a comparati ely new sport tor a great many girls, they all go at it so enthusiastically that good teams are always produced. The Tri K's. being the only club to win all three of their games, consequently captured the championship. To complete the hockey season, the Seniors played the Senior- Middles on ITianksgiving morning, which is always the big game of the season and produces the greatest ri alry. This ery muddy game went to the Seniors with a 5-1 score. . s an added e ent this year, the hockey varsity played an alumnae team composed of past members of arsities. The alumnae took the game 3-2. The college varsity is composed of the following: CfiiU-r Forzvard LoiS Whiteman Right Inner Janet Pascoe Left Inner Sara Jane Kimmel Right Wing Frances La al Left fVing Peggy Wren-ne Right Half Moselle Worsley Center Half Sarah .AshleI' Left Half. '. Mildred Sartor Right Full Marion Weber Left Full Elizabeth Tipton Goal Jane Allison ,«, N| Cii| WORSLEY Sartor Weber Tipton HOCKEY Benedict Gillespie Da is Greene The high school varsity is as follows: Center Forward Grace Benedict Right Inner Ann Carolyn Gillespie Left Inner Jane Davis Right Wing Martha Greene LcH Wing Jeanne Cookson Right Half Frankie Patrick Cente r Half Marcella Driskill Left Half Jean Burk Right Full Llewellyna Granbery Left Full LuciLE Johnson Goal Keith Glasgow Cookson Burk Johnson f I' BHH LlAICUba HMki Glasgow Page Seveniy-One BHSKETBflLL WoRSLIiY Pascoe This year the basketball season was ex- ceptional from the standpoint that the two most important games of the season were one-sided. In the finals, the Tri K's won the trophy over the Osiron's without any difficulty. In the same way, in the Senior-Senior-Middle game, the Senior- Mids came out with the big end of the score without being seriously threatened. Practices began before Christmas, and many exceptional players were produced. The interclub tournament eliminated all but the two clubs in the finals, but from all the clubs the college varsity was chosen as follows: Cmter Forward MoSELLE WoRSLEY Right Forward Janet Pascoe Left Forward Emalou Florey Center Guard Mary Griswold Right Guard Helen Jones Left Guard Rachael Brauer K 1 Bral'er Page Spfentij-Two BASKETBALL Granbery COOKSON Benedict Members of the high school basketball varsity are as follows; Center Forward Jeanne Cookson Right Forward. . . Llewellyna Granbery Left Forward Grace Benedict Center Guard Sarah Everett Right Guard Frankie Patrick Left Guard Keith Glasgow 1 Glasgow Patrick Page Seventy-Three BOWLING Bowling this year caused much excitement, for all the clubs had good teams and there was a great deal of rivalry. The four clubs in the finals were: Angkor, Tri K, Anti- Pandora, and Eccowasin. The Tri K's were the victors with a final score of 502. Mary Pauline Butler, an A. K., made the highest score of the year, with one game of KV. Ihe Seniors took the bowling contest in the thrilling game with the Senior-Mids. Bowling arsity members are: Ellen Bowers, Marguerite Wallace, Mary Pauline Butler, and Jeanne Cookson. Butler Cookson Page Sci'cnl! -Foiir SWIMMING Swimming this year has created more interest than it has any time previous, and because of this very fact, more fine swimmers have been produced out of this year's classes than ever before. This year swimming was not classed as club competition, and consequently, girls won club letters only by passing certain difficult tests. The swimming season reached its climax in the swimming meet in which Eliza- beth Cornelius took indi idual honors. In addition to the elementary swimming and diving classes, the advanced swimming and diving classes, there were lifesaving classes in which many girls re- ceived their emblems. The more advanced swimmers worked for a Ward-Belmont letter by en- deavoring to pass certain even more difficult tests than those for the club letters. Nancy Uhl, Elizabeth Cornelius, Virginia Hardesty, Jane Cornelius, and Peggy Armistead received their W.-B. letters. Elizabeth Cornelius Individual JVinncr of Swimming Mr,-: Uhl, Cornelius, Hardesty, Armistead Page Seventy-Five TENNIS Coffee Benedict The finals of the tennis tournament were played No 'ember 6, and Winnie Coffee emerged the ictor o er Betty Rye by a score of 6-4, 6-4. Coffee's neat placement shots, ease with w hich she played, her fast serves — all contributed to make her an easy winner. Betty Rye, runner-up, exhibited exceptionally good recov- ery and backhand shots. Ruth Hewitt and Grace Benedict were in the semifinals which proved a good test of their tennis ability. Hewitt INDIVIDUAL WINNERS, 1935 Eleanor Irwin ly inner Spring Riding Shoai Patty Chadwell Ail-Round A till fie Page Sei'enli Six Cay ? Oi y CAMPUS LIFE No diary of Mistress Belle-Ward would be complete without the recording of those actixities, formal and informal, which go to make up the cam- pus life at Ward-Belmont. Whether they be quiet chats in club village or the breath-taking excite- ment of May Day, they definitely have their place in the lives and memories of its stu- dents. Page Seventy-Seven Fag Day, and it looks like flnti-Panners . . . That's how they bought the Hy- phen . . . find now, as I said before . . . Here's to the athlete . . . Pirates for a day . . . fl hockey game in its prime Watch that corner, girlie! . . . The Sen- iors in all their glory . . . Class Recognition Day. Page Sevenly-Eighl Page Seventy-Nine Aren't they little dears? . . . Calm, serene it sits . . . Hope you get it ! . . . We needed a snow scene . . . Need more be said? . . . Miss Pugh thinks so, too! . . . The Big Four . . . The beauty of Ward-Belmont . . . Happy, and with books in her arms. Page Eighty Going out the gate? . . . The sages (?), or is it slaves? . . . Monkeys climb trees too . . . The Twins: the Brownings . . . On the inside looking out . . . The Honorable Ed- itor Kiger . . . From tearoom to infirmary . . . Just before the test . . . Lazy days. Page Eighty-One Page Eighty-Two Two ladies in gray . . . Whence he canne from, no one knows ... In case you're wondering, just El- liot and Pollard . . . It's going to pop ! . . . Friends? Well! . . . Where's the horse? . . . Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum . . . Maybe half an apple a day will suffice . . . Beware, I know! Page Eighty-Three Page Eighhj-Fo Why the books, just for show? . . Parlez vous f rancais? Mais oui ! . . . Take it easy we alwrays say . . . Coy! That's what I calls it . . . find I just laughed and laughed . . . Don't worry, for we'll never escape . . . The majority must be dieting . . . They must be chums . . . Smile sweetly ! Page Eighltj-Five The Misses flUen and Dick- inson have a close-up ! . . . Beauties and the beast . . . Don't know: 'why, but there they are . . . fl moment of concentration . . . Wait a minute, Miss Major . . . flnd you're not seeing double! . . . Going home . . . The in- firmary beckons to us ... It must be Sweet Adeline. Page Eighty-Six Page Eighty-Seven t s One of many . . . The faculty nrielodranrier advertises! ... In the shade of the old sunanner house . . . Cayce solves another girl's prob- lem . . . Just a moment of relaxation . . . Well, you name it ! . . . fl. vision of love- liness . . . Perfect students — Yeh ! ... It must be a cute joke. 'age Ku]hlii'Eiqhl Page Eighty-Nine SENIOR-SENIOR-MIDDLE DAY Hnd they did ! . . . Three of the heartier rooters . . . One of the tombstones . . . The victor and Courtney . . . Se- nior Parade ... So this is Senior- Senior-Middle Day! Page Ninety SENIOR-SENIOR-MIDDLE DAY Senior-Mid Pa- rade, and what a one! . . . This time they were wrong . . . The wedding of — oh, well, it's just the Senior-Mids . . . fl Senior-Mid's epitaph . . . They challenged the Seniors . . . You'd think that it was Christmas ! A Pel ProCfor in hsrixy MoWOertne vnoims She Page Ninety-One SENIOR-SENIOR-MIDDLE BANQUET Come, wander down ihe paths oj memory In this, the garden of remembered days. The fresh blown blossoms of happy hours await For you to gather e'er they fade azvay. And with this invitation, the Seniors, with their Senior-Mid escorts, on March 12, entered the dining room transformed into a lovely garden, with a sparkling fountain's murmur blending with the music of Murray Harmon's orchestra, and a host ol golden daffodils ' making the atmosphere one of spring and memory time. Directed by the witticisms of Laura Mae Carpenter, toastmistress. the program was very bril- liantly performed around the theme of the flower garden of memories, . nd the memory ol the Senior-Senior-Middle banquet of '3ei will be one of the most cherished memories of all. I' age Xuiely-Two GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Louise Fosgate as Martha Elizabeth Rogers as George Another Ward-Belmont tradition that every girl loves and looks forward to is the Washington birth- day dinner and ball. The spirit and gallantry of the old South invades Recrea- tion Hail as the girls in their festive costumes come down the beautiful hang- ing staircases into the din- ing room. After the formal dinner, the Seniors go to the gym where they, in colorful colonial costumes, dance the graceful minuet. It is in this way that the Ward-Belmont girls show their love and loyalty to George Washington. Seniors Dancing the Minuet Page Ninety-Three MAY DAY May Day is another one of the festive occasions observed hy Ward-Belmont. The first nice Saturday of May is chosen for the celebration. The Queen of the day is chosen from the Senior Class and is attended by two other girls. One called College Maid is from either the Senior or the Senior-Middle Class; the other is known as the Prep Maid and is elected from one of the High School groups. The rest of the student body participates in one or two of the dances for the entertainment of the Queen and her court of Senior girls. Every club has its own Maypole around which a dance is performed to conclude the festivities of the day. BERNICE SCHILL Coll,-gr Maid SHIRLEY LEflKE Pn-p Maul Page Nincly-Fniir FRANCES PRINCE May Queen Page Ninety-Five WI SNIS COff£ MAPiG-Af2 £T R££A1E; G-P,AC£, £N£DieT B£RAlie£ SCH ILL L0U15£ MAT+I£ AJS (f- SJ( c - MA ' aJ AMAJA MA'RY PIEFiCt £LL£N BOWSP.S COAJAJIS CHAS Poffe Ninelij-Six A - B - C CONTEST tLIZA MONK. MOS€LL£ WOPiSLSy 7 ik X 0- 2i££Mlf fRANCSS PRIAie£ J'- J 6 6a r MAP,Y OONNAN WILSON BiLLIE fPiAAlK SMITH bA(2,5APiA LtAK£ VIP,G-IAilA WHITt MARTHA £LL1N Kl rSPn Paje Ninety-Seven . H£Lt N JOMlS JU M£ W£CI S ELIZABETH P,0 £ P,0 £P.S J£ANN£ COOKSOA! JOAN JO SOyM EMILY -HAMILTOM Qrlil i-hV.Vh hS VIP.6INIA HAPiDESTV Page Ninetij-Eighl A ■ B - C E N S E M B L E £dWI M8 CHMID Page Ninety-Nine MOCK fl. B. C. H-aw kw ard Grace Benedict B-hashfuI Edwine Schmid C-collegiate Margaretmonroe 'ager D-douhtful Hyphen Hlmor E-empty-headed Rlth Jones F-fickie Bells of Ward-Belmont G-grouchy Whoopa Cornelius H-horsey Fee Coe I-irritating Whittaker J-jumpy Miss Sisson K-kissable Who Knows ' L-languishing Rachael Brauer M-masculine Elizabeth Rudolph N-nuisance Signing Out O-obno.xious Cinnamon Rolls P-precious Restricted Campus 0-quiet Jane Jackson R-rational Exam Week S-safeguarded All of Us T-tantalizing Mailboxes U-unbalanced Pauline Myers V-vacant Miss Morrison W-winsome Jane Allison X-x-otic Eliza Monk Z-zipping BiLLiE Frank Smith Page One Hundred 0 ya z far' oy?j THE SOCIAL CLUBS When the new girls arri -e at Ward-Belmont, they are rushed by all of the fourteen social clubs: and within three weeks each girl has been taken into one of them. The club as an organization provides a place for every girl to have some responsibility within the smaller unit. It's the cradle of everlasting friendship, and many hours of carefree hap- piness are spent within the houses. Page Out Hundred Two J Bettie Jayne Reed President Miss Gertrude Casebier Sponsor flGORfl CLUB Officers President Bettie Jayne Reed rice President RuTH Jones Secretary RuiE OsMUNDSON Treasurer Annie Lou Wall Sergeant-at-Arms Helen Horton Page One Hiirulred Fnur Margaret Barton, Jane Berger, Rose Caroline Block, Barbara Brown Minnie Woods Carroll, Winnie Coffee, Dorris Cole, Mary Leslie Cook Lillian Crowder, Emalou Florey, Lois Jean Floyd, Margaret Hall Clara Lee Helbing, Elizabeth Ann Hoffman, Helen Horton, Ruth Jones Page One Hundred Five RoYENA Kipp. Mary McGehee, Ruie Osmundson, Jean Pearson Evelyn Phillips, Frances Riedy, Phyllis Schackne, Annelle Smith Lucille Smith, Muriel Somatt, Mary Sudhoff, Celeste Jane Throckmorton Antoinette Tull, Ruth Margaret Voigt, Annie Lou Wall Page One Hundred Six Mary Ann Foley President Miss Linda Rhea Sponsor fl . K. CLUB Officers President Mary Ann Foley Vice President Mary Pauline Butler Secretary Joan Butterfield Treasurer Leora Hill Sergeant-at-Arms Martha Merryday Page One Hundred Eight Phyllis Brine, Mary Pauline Butler, Joan Butterfield, Norvell Cox Betty Lou Dailey, Connie de Funiak, Irene Dietzen, Phyllis Espovitch Leora Hill, Mary Hines Jackson, Patricia Jameson, Betsy Jones Polly Knehr, Jane Ludwig, Martha Merryday, Martha Morrison Page One Hundred Nine Mary Jane Olson, Ida Phillips, 'ircinl Roberson, Bernice Schill Allie Sedwitz, Barbara Smith, Jane Suiter, Elizabeth Tipton June 'ernon, Charlotte Wanek, Jean Webster, Mary ircinia Wren No Picture: Elizabeth Sl. de Page One Hundred Ten Pauline Myers President MissMargarei Looet Sponsor flNTI-PflNDORfl CLUB Officers President PaL'LINE Myers J'icc President Mamie Jones Secretary GenE McxJRE Treasurer J ANA Loncnecker Sergeant-at-Arms Marjorie Crume Page One Hundred Ttvelve Virginia Battle, Mary Dorothy Blalock, Mary Hamilton Bracken, Anne Browning Martha Browning, Mary Byrne, Ruth Carr, Margaret Carrigan Martha Carson, Marjorie Crume, Jane Edgerly, Jane Flannigan Charlotte Fogg, Betty Jane Galt, Miriam Harwell, Pattie Howell Page One Hundred Thirteen Audrey Jones, Mamie Jones, Virginia Koelker, Barbara Leake Jana Loncnecker, Mary Syd Medearis, Felecia Mongone, Gene Moore Yvonne Norman, Edrie Olliver, Margaret Ozee, Margarete Ellen Peebles Martha Ann Rogers, Harriet Sve, Virginia Varga Page Unc Hundred Fourteen Sarah Ashley President Miss Katherine Litsell Sponsor DEL VERS CLUB 0££iceis President Sarah Ashley Fice President Teddie Krauss Secretary Elizabeth Dott Treasurer BeTTY BurNS Sergeant-at-Arms Glee Callaway Page One Hundred Sixteen DoROTHV Addison, Jean Bailey, Jean Batekian, Rachael Brauer Betsy Burgess, Betty Burns, Charlene Butler, Glee Callaway Beverly Chescheir, Janet Collings, Doris Cook, Elizabeth Doty Jane Elliott, Marjorie Gunn, Barbara Jobson, Joan Jobson Page One Hundred Sevenieen Teddie Krauss, Charlotte Lewis, Jean McEwan, Evelyn Norton Mary Pollard, Nelle Jane Ranck, Barbara Reniger, Blossom Roark Jeanne Roland, Sarah Smallwood, Whitfield Stallings, Itasca Stewart Marjorie Treadwell, June Weeks, Jeanne Yantes Page One Hundred Eighteen Elizabeth Evans President Miss Bertha Ruef Sponsor F.F. CLUB Officers President Elizabeth Evans I'ice President June Erickson Secretary Maxine GrahAM Treasurer Katharine Hays Sergeant-at-Arms DoNNA Heasley Page One Hundred Twent) Marjorie Aston, Mary Rose Boston, Allie Lou Broderick, Mary Frances Brown Virginia Collins, Julia Colvert, Dorothy Elliott, June Erickson Maxine Graham, Eulalie Halliburton, Katherine Hays, Donna Heasley Dorothy Helm, Rowena Lee, Jane Lincoln, Marjorie Lotz Members not in picture: Beverly Barton, Mary Ruth Hamilton, Arlyce Knight Page One Hundred Twenty-One Betty Martin, Doris Mead, Elaine Ostergard, Frankie Patrick Jean Rogers, Harriett Rosenblum, Eloise Southard, Frances Stanley Sue Sticknev, Annette Stout, Lucile Wingate, Margaretmonroe Yager Page One Hundred Twenly-Txro Louise Fosgatf. Presidi-nl Miss Mary Douthit Sponsor OSIRON CLUB Officers President Louise Foscate Vice President Mary Griswold Secretary DoROTHY Martin Treasurer Helen Tibbets Sergeant-at-.lrms Elloie Jeter Page One Hundred TwetUij-Four Jane Bachausen, Mary Bline, Virginia Bonnot, Margaret Keyes Clark Elizabeth Coe, Marion Doerrer, Polly Du Vernet, Jeanne Fagerberg Mary Griswold, Ruth Hewitt, Fannie Hindman, Betty Jane Hopewell Charlotte Howard, Geneva Jacobs, Elloie Jeter, Helen Jones Page One Hundred Twenty-Five Jane Jones, Martha Ellen Kiger, Frances Laval, Jean Lay Effie Bess McNamee, Dorothy Martin, Sally Paine, Mattie Palmer Corinne Peirce, Kathryn Phillips, Anna Jo Saine, Carroll Sheep Virginia Sherman, Helen Tibbets, Nancy Uhl, Kathleen Watters, Virginia White Page One Hundred Tiuenly-Six Jeanne Brigham President Miss Blanche Henry Clark Sponsor PENTfl TflU CLUB Officers President Jeanne Brigham rice President LouiSE Mathews Secretary Margaret Mitcham Treasurer Vicky Pierce Sergeant-at-.-lrms Jane Jackson Page One Iliindral Twciily-Eight Jane Anglin. Marjorie Ashcroft. Ella Marie Cain. Jane Calhoun Sarah Alice Clayton, Murl Copeland, Jayne Coyle, Betty Dunlay Dorothy Gardner, Emily Hamilton, Nancy Ho ts. Jane Jackson Evelyn McCall, Nancy McGinnis, Louise Mathews, Reba June Mersfelder Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine Anna May Moul, Margaret Mitcham, Anna Mary Pierce, Vicky Pierce Ruth Pinkham, Beulah Pittman, Elizabeth Rauschenberg, Mary Norman West Edwine Schmid, Frances Shelby, Courtney White, Eleanor Whitson, Grace Willis Page One Hundred Thirty Frances Prince President Miss Betty O'Donnell Sponsor TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB Officers President Frances Prince rice President Margaret Pitcher Secretary Virginia Hardesty Treasurer Helen Hall Sergeant-at-Jrms Martha Roth Page One Hundred Tlnrltj-Two Jeanne Brady, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Lawrece Butler, Katherine Butts Mildred Cox, Sarah Everett, Elizabeth Fawcett, Evelyn Frazier Mary Frazier, Julia Gery, Gene Gill, Mary Jac Griffith Helen Hall, Elizabeth Hardesty, Virginia Hardesty, Louise Kaspar Page One Hundred Thirty-Three Dorothy Lehrer, Helen McKeoch, Jane Meyer Virginia Nisbitt, Acnes Ormond. Katharine Pearce, Margaret Pidcock Margari:t Pitcher. Margaret Anne Rhodes, Martha Roth, Juanita Stewart Page One Hundrtd rhirhi-Fmir Patsy Schorndorfkr Presidnit Miss Catherine MoRRrsoN Sponsor TRI K CLUB Officers Presidfiil Patsv Schorndorfer I'ict- Prrsidenl MoSELLE WoRSLEY Sfirflary VIRGINIA BaRRET Treasurer ELIZABETH SlEGMUND Sergeant-al-Arms Betty Carlisle Pngi' Oiii Ilundntt Tliirtji-Six Jane Allison, Peggy Armistead, Virginia Barret, Louise Baxter BETT'i' Carlisle, Laura Mae Carpenter, Jeanne Cookson. Margaret Cooper Jane Curfman, Sara Elliott, Mary Ann Fristoe, Dorothy Jaeger Pauline Kaiser, Sara Jane Kimmell, Beverly Lack, Ledlie Logan Page One Hundred Thirly-Seven loNE McKnight, Jane Merrick. Barbara Moore Genevieve Mullins, Janet Pascoe, Elizabeth Rogers, Elizabeth Siegmlnd Margaret Thrower, Anne Turney, Marion Weber, Lois Whiteman Bobbie Williams, Mary Donnan Wilson, Moselle Worsley Page One Hundred Thirhj-Eight Elizabeth Rudolph President Miss Marion Meriwether Sponsor X .L. CLUB Officers President ELIZABETH Rl'DOLPH Vice President MiLDRED Sartor Secretary Shawnee Elliott Treasurer Mary Beth Caton Sergeant-at-Arms Portia Phillips Pagf Uiu lliindrcit Farti Ht;Li-;N AvcocK, Margaret Baker, Letitia Breese, Virginia Brown Phyllis Carr, Mary Beth Caton, Constance Chase, Catherine Cheatham Shawnee Elliott, Roselle Emery, Marguerite Graves, Justine James Marion Kemp, Mary Frances Launius, Violet Maddox, Genevieve Marsh Page One Hundred Forlij-One Elizabeth Mastin, Minnie Maud May Eliza Monk, Florence Monk, Portia Phillips, Virginia Piper Anne Rudolph, Elsie Sante, Mildred Sartor, Billie Frank Smith Patty Smith, Peggy Smith, Carolyn Williams Page One Hundred Forty-Two Evelyn Braden President Miss Helen Grizzard Sponsor ANGKOR CLUB Officers 'resident E ELVN Br_ DEN rice President Martha Greene Secretary Lillian Walters Treasurer J EAN BuRK Sergeant-at-Arms Elizabeth Cornelius Page One Hundred Forty-Four Grace Benedict, Ellen Bowers, Barbara Lee Brown, Martha Bryan, Jean Burk Susan Cheek, Elizabeth Cornelius, Jane Grey Cornelius, Martha Craig, Dorothy Colmery Mae E. Cude, Jane Meriwether Davis. Louise Douglas, Mary Alene Edwards, Jean Fleming Ann Ganier, Jeanne Gibson, Matilda Gibson, Laura Graham, Margaret Greene Page One Hiindred Forty-Five Martha Greene, Corinne Howell, Elizabeth Howell, Anne Huddleston Ruth King, Virginia McClellan, Peggy McNeill, Mickie Perry Dorothy Proctor, Elizabeth Ragland. Adelaide Roberts, Charlotte Robinson Ann Stahlman Alice Thompson, Jane Vance, Peggy Vaughn, Lillian Walters, PiiCCY Wright Page One Hundred Forty-Six Rebecca Rice President Miss Nelle Major Sponsor RRISTON CLUB Officers President RebeCCA RicE I'ice President DoROTHY EvANS Secretary Elizabeth Noe Treasurer Diana Richmond Sergeant-at-Arms Carmencita Torrey Page One Hundred Fnrtt -Eight Virginia Archer, Esther Helen Azarch, Mary Maxine Bozeman, Martha Earthman Dorothy Evans, Mary Elizabeth Henley, Mary Evelyn Jensen, Huldah Ann Knopp Roberta Luker, Margaret Millspaugh, Elizabeth Murphree, Elizabeth Noe Page One Hundred Forty-Nine Margaret Noland, Betty Roberson, Louise Timberman Edith Robertson, Elise Sheffield, Carmencita Torrey, Sarah Wells Harriet Williams, Ruth Willis. Louise Windrow Pagr One Hundred Fijlij Juliette Craig President Mrs Robbie A. Shackleford Sponjor ECCOWflSIN CLUB Officers President JULIETTE CraiG I'ice President ShiRLEY Leake Secretary Jean Ewing Treasurer MARGARET GLASGOW Sergeant-al-.4rms Jane MeaCHAN) Page Due Hundred Fiflij-Two Jean Ann Allen, Jane Bagley, Frances Bratton, Shelly Cabell Frances Carter, Peggy Dickinson, Jean Ewing, Cornelia Fort Margaret Giles, Ann Caroline Gillespie, Mary Wilson Gillespie, Margaret Glasgow Page One Hundred Fifty-Three Sarah Goodpasture, Llewellyna Granbery, Virginia Love Graves, Elaine Haile Ruth Hopkinson, Shirley Leake, Jane Meadors, Mary Morel Henrietta Ruth. Betty Rye, Jean Wetterau. Frances Wilkerson Page One Hundred Fifly-Four Marion Latta PresitUnI Miss Martha Ordway Sponsor TRIAD CLUB Officers Presidr-nl Marion Latta rice Pn-iidfiii Mary Alice Herbert Secretary LuciLE Johnson Treasurer Mary Benson Sergeanl-at-Arms PeGGY Wrenne Page Out IhiHilrcl Fifhi-Six Martha Armistead, Mary Benson, Mabel Justice Blackman, Elizabeth Bledsoe Lucie Jean Brown, Betty Capps, Dartha Carver, Martha Anne Cooney Jane Davis, Ann Mildred Figgins, Florence Gabriel, Mary Alice Herbert Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven El -a Hollins, LuciLE Johnson, Dorothy King, Ellen Martin Cecilia Nuchols, Mildred Parker, Emily Payne, Dorothy Strickland Elizabeth Pinner, Lillian Shacklett, La Zelle Swensson, Mary Tarpley Sue Baylor Trulock, Margaret White, Peggy Wrenne Page One Hundred Fifly-Eighl INDEX OF INDIVIDUAL PICTURES PAGE Addison, Dorothy 117 Allen, Jean Ann 39, 153 Allison, Jane 70. 137 Anglin, Jane 129 Archer, Virginia 149 Armistead, Martha 39, 157 Armistead, Peggy 137 AsHCROFT, Marjorie 129 Ashley. Sarah 23, 70. lib Aston, Marjorie 121 Aycock, Helen 141 Azarch. Esther Helen 39, 1 49 Bachausen. Jane 125 Bagley. Jane 153 Bailey, Jean 23, 36, 52. 117 Baker. Margaret 141 Barret, Virginia 39, 62, 137 Barton, Margaret 23, 105 Bateman, Jean 39, 117 Battle, Virginia 57, 113 Baxter, Louise 53, 58, 62, 137 Benedict, Grace. 38, 62,68, 71,73,76.96, 145 Benson, Mary 39, 157 Berger, Jane 23. 61, 105 Blackman. Mabel 157 Blalock, Dorothy 113 Bledsoe. Elizabeth 157 Bline, Mary 125 Block, Rose Carolyn 105 BoNNOT. Virginia 125 Boston. Mary Rose 61, 64, 121 Bowers, Ellen.. 23, 54. 61. 69. 74, 96, 145 Bozeman. Mary Maxine 149 Bracken. Mary Hamilton 58. 113 Braden. Evelyn 22. 61. 144 Brady. Jeanne 133 Bratton. Frances 23, 153 Brauer. Racha el .72, 117 Breese, Letitia 61, 141 Brigham, Jeanne 23, 53, 61, 128 Brine, Phyllis 109 Broderick, .Allie Lou 121 Brown, Barbara 23, 64, 105 Brown. Barbara Lee 145 Brown. Lucy Jean 1 57 Brown, Mary' Elizabeth 133 Brown, Mary Frances 121 Brown, Virginia 141 Browning. Anne 53, 113 Browning. Martha 113 Bryan, Martha 145 Burgess. Betsy 61. 117 BuRK. Jean 53, 62, 71, 96, 145 Burns. Betty 24, 34, 52, 1 17 Blitler, Charlene 117 Butler, Lawrece 49, 62, 133 Butler, Pauline 74, 109 Butterfield, Joan 39, 109 Butts, Katherine 133 Byrne, Mary 19, 113 Cabell, Shelley 153 Cain, Ella Marie 64. 1 29 Calhoun, Jane 1 29 Callaway, Glee 39. 98. 117 page Capps. Betty 157 Carlisle, Betty 19, 40, 62, 64, 137 Carpenter, Laura Mae 18, 53, 57, 137 Carr, Phyllis 24, 36, 61, 64, 141 Carr, Ruth 22, 36, 1 1 3 Carrigan, Margaret 53, 113 Carroll, Minnie Woods 105 Carson, Martha 24, 61, 113 Carter, Frances 50, 153 Carver, Dorotha 157 Caton. Mary Beth 24. 61. 141 Chadwell, Patty 76 Chase, Constance 24, 69, 9b, 141 Cheatham, Catherine 141 Cheek, Sus. n 49, 145 Cheschier, Beverly- 117 Clark, Margaret Keyes 53, 62, 125 Clayton, Sarah Alice 36, 129 CoE, Elizabeth 61, 125 Coffee, Winnie. 24, 53, 61, 62, 68, 7b. 96, 105 Cole, Carroll 62 Cole, Dorris 105 Collings. Janet b4. 117 Collins. Virginia 121 CoLMERY. Dorothy 20. 24. 145 CoLVERT, Julia 64. 121 Cook, Doris 117 Cook, Mary 24. 61 . 105 Cookson. Jeanne. 18. 40. 69, 71, 73. 74, 98, 137 CooNEY, Martha Anne 157 Cooper, Margaret 137 copeland, murl 1 29 Cornelius, Elizabeth 22, 61, 69, 75, 145 Cornelius, Jane 145 Co.x, Mildred 40. 133 Cox. Norvell 1 09 Coyle. J ayne 1 29 Craig, Juliette 25. 152 Craig. Martha 25, 145 Crossan. Catherine 62 Crowder. Lillian 105 Crume. Marjorie 25, 3b. 58. 113 Cude, Mae E 25, 145 CuRFMAN, Jane 25, 137 Dailey, Betty Lou 1 09 Davis, Jane 40, 71, 157 Davis, Jane Meriwether 145 De Funiak, Connie 40, 109 Dickinson, Peggy 20, 40, 153 Dietzen, Irene 109 DoERRER. Marion 19, 125 Doty. Elizabeth 117 Douglas. Louise 25. 53, 61. 145 Driskill. Marcella 40, 71 DuNLAY-, Betty 129 DuVernet, Polly 125 Earthman, Martha 149 Edgerly', Jane 53, 62. 113 Edwards. Nelle 62 Edwards. Mary' Alene 50. 145 Elliott. Dorothy- r 121 Elliott, Jane 117 Elliott, Sara 137 Elliott, Winifred 141 Page One Hundred Fifty-Nine PACE Emery, Rozelle 25, 36, 58, 64, 141 Erickson. Jean 121 EspoviTCH, Phyllis 109 Evans, Dorothy 149 Evans, Elizabeth 25, 36, 64, 120 Everett, Sara 40, 73, 133 EwiNG, Jean 41, 153 Fagerberg, Jeanne 125 Fawcett, Elizabeth 26, bl, 133 FiGGiNS, Ann Mildred 157 Flannigan, Jane 26, 57, 64, 1 1 3 Fleming, Jean 145 Florey, EMALOU..26, 3b, 61, 64, 68, 72, 105 Floyd, Lois Jean 105 Fogg, Charlotte 113 Foley, K4ary Ann 2b. 108 Fort, Cornelia 41, 62, 153 Fosgate, Louise 26, 93, 124 Frazer, Evelyn 133 Frazer, Mary 133 Fristoe, Mary Ann 19, 137 Gabriel, Florence 157 Galt, Betty Jane 113 Ganier, Ann 50, 145 Gardner, Dorothy 129 Gery. Julia 60, 133 Gibson, Jeanne 145 Gibson, Matilda 41. 145 Giles, Margaret 48. 153 Gill, Gene 64, 133 Gillespie, Ann Carolyn 62, 71, 153 Gillespie, Mary Wilson 26. 153 Glasgow, Keith 71. 73 Glasgow, Margaret 20, 41 . 1 53 Goodpasture. Sarah 41 , 1 54 Graham. Laura 41, 145 Graham, Maxine 26, 36, 121 Granbery, Llewelyna. . . .49, 62, 71, 73. 154 Graves, Marguerite 64, 141 Graves. Virginia Love 154 Greene. Margaret 26, 52, 9b, 145 Greene, Martha 41,71, 1 46 Griffith, Mary Jac 41, 133 Griswold. Mary 53. 61, 72, 125 Gunn, Marjorie 117 Haile, Elaine 62, 154 Hall, Helen 27,61, 133 Hall, Margaret 105 Halliburton, Eulalie 121 Hamilton, Emily 48, 98, 129 Hardesty, Elizabeth 27, 133 Hardesty, Virginia 27, 61, 98, 133 FIarwell. Miriam 3b, 113 Hays, Katherine 27, 121 Heasley, Donna 64, 121 Helbing, Clara Lee 64, 105 Helm, Dorothy 121 Henley, Mary Elizabeth 149 Herbert, Mary Alice 20, 157 Hewitt, Ruth 27, 76, 125 Hill, Leora 27, 58, 69, 109 Hindman, Fannie 27, 125 Hoffman, Elizabeth Ann 105 HoLLiNS, Elva 1 58 Hopewell, Betty Jane 53, 125 HopKiNSON. Ruth 20, 27, 154 PAGE Horton, Helen 105 Ho ts, Nancy 129 Howard. Charlotte 125 Howell. Corinne 146 Howell. Elizabeth 146 Howell. Patty 28, 53, 54, 113 Huddleston, Anne 48, 146 Irwin, Eleanor 76 Jackson, Jane 129 Jackson, Mary Hines 109 Jacobs, Geneva 125 Jaeger, Dorothy. . . 18. 28, 36, 60, 64, 69, 137 James, Justine 141 Jamison. Patricia 109 Jensen, Mary Evelyn 54, 64, 149 Jeter, Elloie 62, 125 Jobson. Barbara 117 Jobson, Joan 98. 1 17 Johnson. Lucile 42. 71, 158 Jones. Audrey 114 Jones. Betsy 19, 28, 36, 109 Jones, Helen 18, 28, 72, 98, 125 Jones, Jane 126 Jones, Mamie 28, 58. 114 Jones, Ruth 28, 105 Kaiser, Pauline 42, 137 Kaspar, Louise 60, 133 Kemp, Marion 28, 36, 61, 64. 141 KiGER, Martha Ellen 28, 54, 61, 97, 126 Kimmel. Sara Jane 70, 137 King. Dorothy 158 King. Ruth Marie 146 Kipp. Royena 29. 36, 61, 106 Knkhr. Polly 109 Knopp. Huldah 149 Koelker. Virginia 42, 1 14 Krauss, Teddie 29, 36, 58, 118 Lack, Beverly 18, 53, 64, 137 Latta, Marion 42. 156 Launius, Mary Frances 29, 141 Laval, Frances 29, 70, 126 Lay, Jean 126 Leake, Barbara 38, 54, b2. 97, 114 Leake, Shirley 38, 94, 1 54 Lee, Rowena 121 Lehrer, Dorothy 134 Lewis, Charlotte 64, 118 Lincoln, Janie 121 Logan, Ledlie 137 Longnecker, Jana 29. 61, 114 Lotz, Marjorie 60, 121 Ludwig. Jane 19. 29. 36. 109 Luker. Roberta 61. 149 McCall. Evelyn 29. 57. 129 McClellan, Virginia 146 McEwAN. Jean 29. 53, 118 McGehee. Mary 1 06 McGiNNis, Nancy 129 McKeogh, Helen 134 McKnicht. Ione 42, 138 McNamee, Effie Bess 126 McNeill, Peggy 146 Maddox, Violet 30, 141 Page One Hundred SLrli PAGE Marsh, Genevieve 62, 14! Martin, Betty ... 12? Martin. Dorothy 48. 126 Martin. Ellen 42. 158 Mastin. Elizabeth 30, 3t , 64, 142 Mathews, Louise 48, 62, 96, 129 May, Minnie Maud 57, 142 Mead, Doris 42, 122 Meadors, Jane 42, 154 Medearis, Mary Syd 114 Merrick, Jane 138 Merryday, Martha 30, 58, 109 Mersfelder, Reba June 61, 129 Meyer, Jane 30, 36, 53, 61, 68, 134 MiLLSPAUGH, Margaret 149 Mitcham, Margaret 130 MoNGONE. Felicia 53, 114 -Monk, Eliza 30, 97, 142 Monk, Florence 142 Moore, Barbara 19, 138 Moore, Velma Gene 114 Morel, Mary 43, 154 Morrison. Martha Louise 109 MouL. Anna May 53, 54, 64, 130 MuLLiNS, Genevieve 138 MuRPHREE, Elizabeth 149 Myers, Pauline 30, 112 Neil, Josephine 61 Nisbett, Virginia 134 NoE, Elizabeth 30, 149 NoLAND, Margaret 62, 150 Norman, Yx'onne 114 Norton, Evelyn 30, 118 Nuchols, Cecilia Jane 158 Olliner, Edrie 114 Olson, Mary Jane 110 Ormond, Agnes 43, 134 OSMUNDSON, RuiE 64, 106 Ostergard, Elaine 43, 122 OzEE, Margaret 54, 114 Paine, Sally 126 Palmer, Mattie 126 Parker, Mildred 31, 61, 158 Pascoe, Janet 31, 68, 70, 72, 138 Patrick, Frankie 43, 62, 71. 73, 122 Payne, Emily 43, 158 Pearce, Katherine 43, 134 Pearson, Jean 106 Peebles, Margarete Ellen 36, 61, 1 14 Peirce, Corinne 126 Perry, Mickie 43, 62, 146 Phillips, Evelyn 106 Phillips, Ida 110 Phillips, Kathryn 61, 64, 126 Phillips, Portia 142 Pidcock, Margaret 134 Pierce, Anna Mary 96, 130 Pierce, Vickie 130 Pinkham, Ruth 58, 130 Pinner. Elizabeth 1 58 Piper, Virginia 57, 58, 142 Pitcher, Margaret 43, 134 PiTTMAN, BeULAH 130 Pollard, Mary bl, 1 18 Prince, Frances 3 1 , 95, 97, 132 Proctor, Dorothy 49, 62, 146 PAGE Ragland, Elizabeth 146 ,ANCK, Nelle Jane 22, 64, 118 .auschenberg, Elizabeth 130 eed, Bettie Jayne 31, 36, 64. 104 'ENiCER. Barbara 44, 118 ,hodes. Margaret Anne 134 Rice, Rebecca 31, 148 RiEDY, Frances 44. 62, 106 Roark, Blossom 118 RoBEHaON. Betty Sue 3 1 , 62, 150 Roberson, Virginia 110 Roberts, Adelaide 50. 1 46 Robertson. Edith 44, 150 Robinson. Charlotte 146 Rogers, Elizabeth 31, 93, 98. 138 Rogers, J ean , 122 Rogers, Martha Ann 3 1 , 64, 114 Roland, Jeanne 118 Rosenblum, Harriett 1 22 Roth, Martha 50, 134 Rudolph, Anne 61, 64, 142 Rudolph. Elizabeth 32. 97. 140 Ruth. Henrietta 154 Rye. Betty 38, 76, 154 Saine, Anna Jo 1 26 Sante, Elsie Eleanor 32, 36, 69, 142 Sartor, Mildred 32, 58. 69, 70, 142 ScHACKNE, Phyllis 44, 106 Schill, Bernice 94, 96, 110 ScHMiD, Edwine 22, 61, 99, 130 SCHORNDORFER, PaTSY 32, 61 , 136 Sedwitz, Allie 44. 1 10 Shacklett, Lillian 158 Sheep, Carroll 32, 36, 61, 64, 12b Sheffield, Elise 1 50 Shelby, Frances 130 Sherman. Virginia 126 SiEGMUND. Elizabeth 32, 52, 61, 138 Smallwood, Sarah 118 Smith, Annelle 106 Smith, Barbara 44, 110 Smith. Billie Frank 18. 32, 97, 142 Smith, Lucille 64, 106 Smith, Patricia 142 Smith, Peggy 19. 142 SoMATT, Muriel 44, 106 Southard, Eloise 1 22 Stahlman, Ann 1 46 Stallings, Whitfield 19, 118 Stanley. Frances 122 Stewart, Itasca 118 Stewart, Juanita 134 Stickney, Sue 44, 122 Stout, Annette 45. 122 Strickland, Dorothy 32, 158 Sudhoff, Mary 33, 61, 106 Suiter, Jane 110 SvE, Harriett 114 Swensson, LaZelle 158 Tarpley, Mary 1 58 Thompson, Alice 146 Throckmorton, Celeste Jane 106 Thrower, Margaret '38 Tibbetts, Helen 33,36 53 ,1,126 Timberman, Louise 1 50 Tipton, Elizabeth 33, 60, 6-,, . , . 10 Page One Hundred Sixty-One AGE TORREY, Carmencita , 150 Treaowell, Marjorie ' 61, 118 Trulock, Sue Baylor .... 158 TuLL, Antoinette Turney, Anne 19, 5 3, b2. 13s Uhl, Nancy . . . 1 2o 'ance. Jane 20, c l-'i 'arga. X'irginia 58. 1 1 J Vaughn, Peggy 146 Vernon. June 110 VoiGT, Ruth-Margaret 60, 1 Ob Wall, Annie Lou -, 3b, lOe Wallace, Marguerite .7- Walters, Lillian t . Wanek, Charlotte r 10 Waters, Kathleen 126 Weber, Marion 18, 33, 61, 70, 138 Webster, Jean 110 Weeks. June 98, 1 18 Wells, Sarah Elizabeth 45, 150 PAGE West, Mary Norman 33, 36, 130 Wetterau, Jean 154 Whii e Courtney 64, 130 Vh'te, Margaret W 45. 158 Whi ircinia 61, 62, 97, 126 Whiteman, Lois 70, 138 Whitson, Laur,a 61 Whitson. Eleanor 34, 53, 61, 62, 130 Wilkerson, Frances 20, 34, 154 WiLLiA--:s, Carolyn 142 Williams, MarxiEtt Adelaide 45, 138 Williams, Harriett. 150 W .Grace 130 v,LLis. Ruth. . 150 Wilson, Mary Donnan 34, 58, 97. 138 Windrow, Louise 150 ' ING LuciLE 122 ' - . Mo. E LE.34, 54, bl, 70, 72, 97, 138 Wren, Mary Virginia 110 Wrenne, Peggy 70, 158 Wright, Margaret 146 Yager, Margaret,monroe 122 Yantes, Jeanne 118 Page One Hundred Sixty-Tuo f Hall Bcn-dict AETNA INSURANCE SERVICE NASHVILLE TRUST BUILDING Hermitage Laundry and Swiss Cleaners Nashville's Largest and Best Dry Cleaning Establishment NASHVILLE, TENN. 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