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

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rerace The school year 1943-44 marks the thirtieth year of the consoH- dation of Ward Seminary and Belmont College. The deer park, the orchards, and the art gallery which stood near Acklen Hall have long since passed away; fashions have come and gone; rules have changed with the years ; but timeless are the ideals upon which Ward- Belmont School was founded. The 1944 Milestones staff has endeavored to bring to you a small comparison of the Belle of ' 13 and the Belle of ' 44. Don ' t let those old-time clothes fool you. She is the same kind of girl that vou are. She yelled at the hockey games, laughed in chapel, and cried when the time came to say Good-bye. We hope that as you turn the pages of this, your book, you will feel as we did the rich heritage which she has left to us, and which we will pass on to others. on tents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES CONSERVATORY SPORTS CLUBS CAMPUS LIFE - VS-Osj . ' CTT ' - OJC?c-M,A

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cJJedication It is one who symbolizes to us the lasting qualities of Ward- Belmont whom we wish to honor. In the history of the school, her name and that of her family stands high. A graduate of Ward Seminary, she returned to Ward-Belmont School in nineteen hun- dred and twenty-one to render twenty-two years of untiring service in the bookroom, the Registrar ' s Office, and most of all in the bank. Her friendliness and advice to all have made her a favorite of each girl on the campus. And so it is to Mrs. C. N. Bryan that we wish to dedicate the nineteen hundred and forty-four issue of Milestones; and with it is dedicated the love and devotion of each Ward-Belmont sfirl. Paffe Five