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

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Day Student Council Hear ye! Hear ye! Hear ye! This council will now come to order. Yes, that ' s Jane Chadwell, college senior, presiding. She and her council meet every Tuesday after lunch with their sponsor. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cayce, to try, acquit, or sentence the day students of both the high school and boarding groups. Of course it isn ' t as serious as it sounds. If you notice this group of girls out on the campus you would think they were |ust several pretty young sub-debs without a care in the world, but when they enter that Faculty Consultation Room they ' re in dead earnest about cam- pus government and keeping the day students on the straight and narrow. And now that we have settled that case, council is adjourned for the day. President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary High School Representati First Semester Proctor Second Semester Proctor Sponsor Offic M Jane Chadwell Opie Craig Ann Hardeman Frances Carter Nancy Stone Margaret Noland Virginia Love Graves Elizabeth Cayce JANE CHADWELL, President u z o h u Loft to right— Hardeman, Carter, F.; Noland. Smoot, Chodv oll. Criit, St nc-, Gi Page Tv enty-One THE 1939

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MILESTONES 0) n 0) u I College Boarding Student Council Ward-Belmont School provides Its students with powers of self-government. Every- one recognizes the fact that this campus-elected body of girls is trying to help each student obey the rules and regulations which are essential to any community. This council presents and discusses the rules and privileges for the advanced groups. This representative group is composed of girls from each college unit. To be elected to serve on the council is one of the highest honors the school can bestow on her students. This honor carries with it a certain recognition of the fact that the chosen girl is dependable and responsible in order to merit such a position. With an efficient governing body the school will be assured of honor students. Offi. President First Vice-President Second Vice-Preside Secretary Senior Hall . Hall Hall Founders Hall Fidelity Hall Chapel , - . Evelyn La ster Proctors , . , Silky Ragsdale Mary James - , Frances Peters Alice Berry Young Margaret NX ingate Grace Baird Catherine Champney . Artabell Grover and Elsie Jane Knapp Second So Senior Hall Sally Anna Evans Hail Hall Edith Dailey Founders Hall Helen Jeanne Beaublen Fidelity Hall Sarah Elizabeth Wilhite Chapel Mary Nancy Davis SILKY RAGSDALE. President At table— Ragsdale, Younc Evans, Knapp, Dailey. Peters, Wing Wilhite, Beaublen, Champney. Page Twenty

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MILESTONES 0 CO 0 u I h High School Boarding Student Council Headed by Elizabeth Gridley, the hiigh School Boarding Student Council is a very recent organization on the campus, having been started during this school year. Being elected to serve their fellow students on this council is the highest tribute that can be paid to a girl by her classmates. She is fulfilling a position of honor and trust, and is constantly an example of behavior to her fellow classmen. The High School Council was originated for the purpose of giving the high school girls their own self-government. It was felt that these girls could treat their own problems more satisfactorily than a group that did not come into close contact with them. It has served as another means to make the distinction between college and high school girls clearer and more understandable. Officers President Vice-President and Secretary Treasurer Underclass Representative Chapel Representative. First Semester Chapel Representative, Second Semester Froctor Heron Hall, First Semester Proctor Heron Hall, Second Semester Elizabeth Gridley Laura Demmer , , Kathryn Phillips Donna Schultz Jane Holley , Betty Caldwell Peggy Brov er Anne Rolfe ELIZABETH GRIDLEY, President Gridley. Left to right— Holley, Phillip II, Rolfe. Page Twenty-Twc