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

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ORGANIZATIONS Day Student Council The daj ' students are under school jurisdiction on or off the Ward-Belmont campus during the hours from eight-thirtj ' in the morning until two-fort.y-five in the after- noon. Day Student Council is their governing body, and as the Boarding Student Council tries to aid the girls who come under its influence, so does this group assist its citizens. The members are elected by popular vote. Officers President Anne Steac- ll First Vice-President Margaret Glasgow Second Vice-President Martha Wade Secretary Sue Craig High School Represen tatives Martha Bryan, Corinne Howell Proctor, First Semester Jean Ann Allen Proctor, Second Semester Jane Chadwell Sponsor Miss Mary E. Cayce In circle — Steagall. Front row — Allen, Craig, Bryan, Howell, Chadwell, Wade, Steagall, Glasgow. Page Twenty-Seven

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MILE TONES ]] I k :■ ..) Boarding Student Council The Boarding Student Council is composed of a group of girls who embody the concept of student government on the campus. They are elected by the boarding students and represent each of the school units. The purpose of the council is to help each girl to fit herself for membership in the community, both by attitude and deed. Officers President Peggy Smith First Vice-President Joan Butteffield Second Vice-President Letitia Breese Secretary Kathryn Vaughn High School Representative Martha Roth Proctors First Semester Nora Bickerstaff Helen Friedlander Martha Gilchrist June Haldt Margaret Richards Marjorie Schwab Sponsor Proctors Second Semester Mary James Elsie Jane Knafp RowENA Lee Clara Louise Pennington Dorethe Pigg Alice Berry Young Miss Emma L Sisson circle — Smith In group — Bickerstaff, Butterfield, Pennington, Koth, Richards, Friedlander, H., Pigg, Haldt, Lee, Breese, Knapp, James, M., Young. Front — Smith, Vaughn Page Twenty-Six

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MILESTONES , .V , ' ! ■ ' iji f. Y. W. C. A. One of the most versatile organizations on the campus is the Y. Its purpose is to help the modern girl coordinate the spiritual side with the scholastic side of her school year. The Y has charge of Sunday night vespers, and through these meetings the students are introduced to various well-known speakers from all over the country, as well as numerous ministers from the city of Nashville. These evening services are non-sectarian, but through them the girls hope to gain some definite life goal from the ideals and philosophies presented to them by a number of persons. A flag raising service on Armistice Day, many talks advocating peace, and the Thurs- day Forum, to which the student body is always most cordially invited, are all out- growths of the Y. Officers President Ella Maud Manly First Vice-President LaVerne McMurtry Second Vice-President Mary Huck Secretary Nancy Pat Hamilton Treasurer Eva Jones Sporisor Mtss Ruby Van Hooser III circle— Manly. In group— Shanklin, Richards, Friedlander, McMurtry, Miss Van Hooser, Sponsor, Rollins, Jones, Glenn, Lineberger, Vaughn, Gilchrist, Doherty, Schrader, Redmond, Curfman. In joreground — Manly, Hamilton. Page Tiocnty-Eight