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

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Pfieseniimi . . . I L E S T 0 « U s 946 SETTING This is an annual production with our campus, stretching fr(ini majestic Acklen Hall, past the white-pillared buildings of the central campus, into club village, as its setting. CHARACTERS In the progress of our play, you have found yoiu'selves working from bit jiarts into leads. You and your friends have worked together behind stage and before the footlights to make this a linished ])ri ductii n. PLOT The ])l(it began to unfold last fall and developed against the backdrop of the changing seasons with activities on the athletic field, in club village, in Academic building, and in the dorms. Our ])li)t is one ])hase of a continuous drama. PROGRAM NOTES Our ])ur])()se is to s]jotlight our ])hase of this drama. A program may suggest the framework, but only you who have lived the action can give it form. We hope that Milestones will be the program you'll always kee]j from the play you'll always remember.

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A i -aM f Miss Catherine E. INIorrison, the personification of Ward-Behiiont ideals and traditions, to whom the 1946 Milestones is dedicated. Quiet authority, quick flashes of hunior, understanding, fairness, wisdom, and capability combine to make her one of our most beloved and respected personalities. Unforgettable is her amazing faculty for remembering each girl's name, her interest and guidance in every campus activity from the first hockey game through Washington's Birthday, May Day, and graduation. She has seen Ward-Belmont grow and has aided in that growth. Knowing her has made us stand just a little straiehter and renew ovu faded resoluti ms. ■SWiSRI Quick flashes oj humor Uiidcrslaiidiiu , ftiirncss, wisdom Quid onthorily