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

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HER FACULTY Jessik Li-:e Fkencii U.S.. M. .. Crc.r r IValiudv (:,,ll,.j;,- lor T.-arll Neli.e Major Miillii ' iimlics U.S., Goor ' .- IVuImmIv Col!,-;;,- lor -iVu, li.-rs. S[t(jns jr. . risi,iii (lluli. Evelyn Widem, Chcniislrv (;ra,lual,-. W an|.|!cl„i,„i I Sell, .oh l!. .. anil,- liill I nivcrsiu. S i! [i Uif 1 Hi;nei)I :t l: iiii(iiiiii s 1111(1 Sciicldi idl t Kiiniti Grailiial,-. W anl-l!,lrrio,il S,l I: li. .. .,n,l,-i l ill Lllivcrsily. .S|)onsor, . ii-kor CInl,. I ' lijir I ' umty-Onc

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MILESTONES Kennetii FioSE Dirfihir Dcpdrlnwnl (if inlin I ' upil of McGibeny. I iuliana|i()lis: of rlluir llarlMiann. Paris: of Georyc Lehinanii. lierlin; (if Soukv. rran;iie; Formerly Teacher Metropoli- tan Soho.)i of Miisie. ItKlianapolis. and Concert Master, Indianapolis S rn|iliony Orchestra. Director, Orchestra. LWVRENCE II. RiGGS Dircrliir Dcparlmenl of Musical Sciencrs B.A., Beloit College; Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, England: Summer Courses, Chicago Musical College, Northwestern University School of Music, and American Institute of Normal Methods: Graduate of American Institute of Normal MciIwhIs. Frederick Arthur Henkel Director of Pipe Organ (;radMate. Metropolitan College of Music: Sln- dciil. Cincirmali College of Music: I ' npil of SicirihrcclHT. ndrc. Sterling, and Durst. Sydney Dmton l irciliir of I (lire Deparlnient L.Mus., Dominion College of Music, Montreal: M.Mus., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: Pupil of David Rispham, Max Heinrich. and J. II. Duval: Studied Plan., with Rafael .Iosefr : Composili.,11 uilli KiiMu C.l.liiiark aiul hrcdcr- ick .Schli.-dcr. Director. (;icc Cluh. Florence N. I}over ( (lice Slud -nl of Music in Oherllu College: Pupil o Signor Vananni in Italy: Pupil of MesdaiTu-s d Sales and Bossetli in Munich: Pupil of Osca Seagle and de Reszke in Paris. ' fige Twenty

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MILESTONES Other Faculty Members Tliere are rcrlain nonacadeniic iiifinbers of tlie adiuiiiistralioii and liouseliold wlio have a great part in the sehool life. Mrs. Henrietle Br an, the registrar, who writes all the deligiilful letters to the neAV girls and who makes the old girls want to come hack, is a familiar figure on the canipns Mr. Flowers, the secretary, and Mr. Sn (ler. the hmv-ar. pla an ini|)orlanl jiarl althongh ihev are not often seen. Miss Elizabeth Phillips, alumnae secretary and sjjonsor of Fidelity Hall, has been most valuable as faculty advisor of the Hyphen and Milestones and as technical advisor of the Chimes. She has been the biggest factor in the suc- cess of these publications. Miss Killebrew and Mrs. inford as administra- tive secretary and assistant to the dean of faculty, respectively, are indis- pensable to the administration. In the Home Department. Mrs. Mary Charlton supervises the social j rivileges and the activities of the girls. Miss Marion Meriwether assists Mrs. (Jharlton and is sponsor of the X. L. Club. Miss Katljerine Hatcher also assists Miss Sisson and Mrs. Charlton. Miss Frances Estes, Mrs. Lillie Hall, Mrs. Georgia Jackson, and Mrs. Bona Nicholls assist and chaperone the girls. Mrs. Mary Lee Jeter, hostess of Pembroke Hall; Miss Mary Neal and Mrs. Jane Short, hostesses of Heron; Mrs. Clara Tate, hostess of Fidelity; Mrs. Willie Weedon. hostess of Founders; and Mrs. Minnie Powell, hostess of Senior are the indispensable mothers of a ll the girls. Mrs. Hooker Mason Rose snpervises the lovely birthday dinners and her ar- tistic touch may also be seen in Rec Hall. Miss Lillian Lower and Miss Mar Kimbrough. nurses, see to the heallli of the girls. Mrs. Rosa Clav and Mrs. nnie Majors take care of the diel and the dining room. Mrs. Margaret Frierson Hall in the g ni office first greets the girls in the morning when they go to gyni; she arranges all the excuses and checks up on the varsities. Ml the music students know Miss Annie Caxcrl who arranges the jjractice hours for all the would-be pianists and singers. She also sees that the girls apj)ear al their |)roper times and plans rehearsals of both music and dramalic sludenis in the i-ha|)el. t figc I ' uerttY- ' J ' iiii