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MILESTONES

VOLUME TWENTY

Published by

The Students of

WARD-BELMONTSCHOOLNashville, Tennessee

1934 MILESTONES STAFF

Marjorie Jacobson Editor

Martha Jane Chattin Associate Editor

Mildred Scott Business Manager

Emily Warren Art Editor

Sally Craig Assistant Art Editor

Ruth Nehls Photographic Editor

Elizabeth Glasgow Day Student Editor

Patsy Schorndorfer High School Representative

The I 934 Milestones Staff gratefully acknowledges the cooperation

of the student body in helping them to compile this book

TABLE OFCONTENTS

VIEW SECTION

ADMINISTRATION

CLASSES

ORGANIZATIONS

FEATURES

DEDICATIONTo

MiSS MARY-JANE PULVER

In appreciation of her competent and enthusiastic guid-

ance in the editing of all student publications and

her willing assistance in all student activities,

we, the staff of the 1934 Milestones,

dedicate this book.

MISS MARY-JANE PULVER

In Memory of Dr. Blanton, Whose First

Thought Was Always for His

Ward-Belmont Girls

JOHN DIELL BLANTON, B.A., LL.D.

1859-1933

CAMPUS VIEWS

THE FOUNTAIN

HERON HALL

PEMBROKE HALL

SENIOR HALL

ACADEMIC BUILDING

THE TOWER

The Fountain

y^,^ Sj*^^ ^t^

DR. JOHN WYNNE BARTONPresident

MR. ANDREW B. BENEDICT

Vice President

MISS EMMA I. SISSON

Dean of Residence

We extend to each member of the Ward-Belmont family our heartiest

greetings.

To the staff of the MILESTONES which has labored so diligently, we wish

to extend congratulations.

Now that another school year has gone by we can but wish the best for

the Seniors who leave us. To the others in the student body we pledge

our utmost endeavors to continue in the great cooperative work of

continuing at Ward-Belmont those ideals which are the permanent foun-

dations of worth-while advancement.

JOHN W. BARTON.

M I L O N

DR. JOSEPH E. BURK

Dean of Faculty

MISS ANNIE C. ALLISON

Principal of High School

It should be a source of much gratification to every owner

of a MILESTONES to know that her college ranks scholas-

tically with the best; to know that nine of every ten gradu-

ates who enter senior institutions make either satisfactory

or excellent records; to know that year by year the scho-

lastic average of her college is rising.

JOSEPH E. BURK.

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ADMINISTRATION

JOHN WYNNE BARTON, M.A., LL.D.

President

ANDREW BELL BENEDICT

Vice President and Business Manager

JOSEPH E. BURK, M.A., Ph.D.

Dean of Faculty

EMMA I. SISSON

Dean of Residence

ANNIE CLAYBROOKE ALLISON, B.A., M.A.


ALMA PAINE

Registrar

W. V. FLOWERSSecretary

E. J. SNYDERBursar

MARY-JANE PULVER, B.A.

Alumnae Secretary

HENRIETTE RICHARDSON BRYANManager Book Room and Student Bank

Library

FRANCES E. CHURCH, B.A., M.S.

Librarian

LOUISE SAUNDERSMARY LELAND HUME, B.S.

ROSE MORRISON, B.S.

Library Staff

Home Department

EMMA I. SISSON

Dean of Residence

MRS. J. W. CHARLTONMRS. SOLON E. ROSE

Assistants

MARY NEALMRS. E. O. TATE

MRS. MARY LEE JETER

MRS. MINNIE POWELLHostesses

MRS. BONA A. NICHOLSMRS. ALLEN G. HALL

MRS. WILLIE B. WEEDOMChaperons

EMMA BONDVIRGINIA WESSON

Graduate Nurses

School of Liberal Arts Faculty

JOHN WYNNE BARTON, M.A., LL.D.

President

ANDREW BELL BENEDICT

Vice President

JOSEPH E. BURK, M.A., Ph.D.

Dean




Latin

B.S., M.A., George Peabody College for Teach-

ers; Graduate Work, University of Chicago

JOSEPH E. BURKEEducation

B.A., Southwestern University; M.A., Southern

Methodist University; Ph.D., New York

University

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M

JANE CARLINGPhysical Education: Riding

Graduate, Ward-Beimont School; B.S., Univer-

sity of Wisconsin

GERTRUDE CASEBIER

History

B.A., Western Kentucky State Teachers College;

M.A. Vanderbilt University

MARTHA ANNETTE CASONLatin

B.A., University of Chicago; M.A., ColumbiaUniversity; further graduate study,

Columbia University

MARY ELIZABETH CAYCEPhysical Education: Assistant in Athletics

B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers

FRANCES E. CHURCHLibrary Methods

B.A., Missouri State Teachers College; Gradu-ate Student, Illinois University; M.S.,

Columbia University

BLANCHE HENRY CLARKHistory

B.A., M.A., Duke University; further graduatestudy, Vanderbilt University

EUNICE COOKEChemistry

B.A., M.A., Wellesley College

VIRGINIA RIDDLE DICKINSONFoods and Nutrition

B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University;

M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers

THOMAS B. DONNERSpanish

B.A., East Texas Teachers College; M.A.,

Southern Methodist University

FRANCES EWINGEconomics

Graduate, Ward-Belmont School; B.A., M.A.,

Vanderbilt University

W. V. FLOWERSCommercial Law

Member, Nashville Bar; Secretary of the School

LUCY L. FOUNTAINFrench

B.A., Barnard College

JESSIE LEE FRENCHBiology

B.S., M.A., George Peabody College for

Teachers

FLORENCE F. GOODRICHPhysical Education and Physiology

B.S., Hillsdale College; M.S., University of

Michigan; Graduate Student, MichiganState College for Teachers, Merrill-

Palmer School

LOUISE GORDONArt

Graduate of the New York School of Fine and

Applied Arts

MARGARET FRIERSON HALLAssistant in Gymnasium

MARGARET HARGROVELatin

B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; M.A..

Cornell University

VERA L. HAYHistory

Ph.D., University of Chicago; Graduate Student,


CORA HENDERSONSecretarial Training

B.A., Southern College; M.A., George PeabodyCollege for Teachers

LOUISE LORETZ HERRONEnglish

B.S., Vanderbilt University; M.A., ColumbiaUniversity; Diploma in English Literature,

University of London

ALMA HOLLINGERBiology

B.A., M.A., University of Michigan; Student,

Michigan Biological Station and Marine

Biological Station, Venice, California

W. H. HOLLINSHEADChemistry

Ph.G., D. Sc, Vanderbilt University

FRANCES HELEN JACKSONGerman

B.A., Birmingham-Southern College; Student,

Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; private

lessons in Vienna; M.A., Vanderbilt

University

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M I O N

SARA CLAYTON JETERDancing

Graduate, Ward-Belmont School; pupil of RuthSt. Denis, Ted Shawn, Doris Humphrey,

Mikhail Mordkin, Margaret Severn,Fokine, Adolph Bolm, AlbertinaRasch, Tashamira, Johnny Boyle

KATHARINE V. LYDELLEnglish

A.B., Wellesley College; graduate study,


FRANCES ADAMS McELFRESHFrench

B.A., Connecticut College for Women; Certifi-cat d'Etudes Francaises, University of

Lausanne

NELLE MAJORMathematics

B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers

CATHERINE E. MORRISONDirector School of Physical Education

Diploma from Possee Gymnasium, Boston; SpecialStudent, Chaliff School, New York, and

Columbia University

MARY RACHEL NORRISPsychology

B.A., M.A., Bryn Mawr College; further gradu-ate study, George Peabody College for

Teachers and Columbia University

MARTHA K. ORDWAYEnglish

Ph.B., University of Chicago; M.A., GeorgePeabody College for Teachers

ANNA PUGHEnglish

B.A., University of Arkansas; M.A., University ofChicago; Graduate Student. Columbia

University; further graduate study,George Peabody College for

Teachers

ELLENE RANSOMEnglish

B.A., M.A., Vanderbilt University; GraduateStudent, Columbia University, Vanderbilt

University and Yale University

LINDA RHEAEnglish and History

B.S Vanderbilt University; M.A., ColumbiaUniversity; M.A., Vanderbilt University

Ph.D., Vanderbilt University

JAMES A. ROBINSMathematics

B.A., M.A., Vanderbilt University

OLIVE CARTER ROSSEnglish and Art History

B.A., University of Nashville; Graduate StudentVanderbilt University; M.A., Columbia

University

BERTHA M. RUEFFrench

A.B., M.A., Vassar College; Diplome de Pro-fesseur de Francais, Universite de Toulouse

OSCIE A. SANDERSReligion and Sociology

B.A., Rice Institute; M.A., University of Chicago;further graduate study, University

of Chicago

THEODORA COOLEY SCRUGGSEnglish

B.A., Wellesley College; M.A., Vanderbilt Uni-versity; further graduate study,


HIBERNIA SEAYFrench

B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; M.A..Duke University; Diplome Superior en EtudesFrancaises, University of Nancy; Diplome

en Cours de Civilisation Francaise,

Sorbonne

MARY WYNNE SHACKLEFORDDirector School of Art

Graduate, Art Academy of Cincinnati; Gradu-ate, Pratt Institute, Department of Fine andApplied Arts; Special Student, New York

School of Fine and Applied Arts in

New York and in Paris

ROBBIE ALLISON SHACKLEFORDMathematics

B.A., Vanderbilt University

VIRGINIA SMALLAssistant in Biology

B.A., Butler University; M.A.. University ofWisconsin; Student in Medicine,


LOUISE SHOWERS SMITHAssistant and Accompanist in Dancing

Graduate, Ward-Belmont School

SUSAN S. SOUBYEnglish

B.S., M.A., George Peabody College for

Teachers

FRANCES G. SWENSONClothing

B.S., Iowa State College; M.S., George PeabodyCollege for Teachers

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PAULINE SHERWOOD TOWNSENDDirector School of Expression

Graduate, New England Conservatory; Post-

graduate, Boston School of Expression;

Special Courses in New York, Chicagoand Boston

RUBY VAN HOOSERReligion

B.A., Athens College; Graduate, Scarritt Col-

lege for Christian Workers; GraduateStudent, University of Chicago; M.A.,

Columbia University

CATHARINE A. WINNIAExpression

Graduate, Ward-Belmont School of Expression;

Graduate, Vanderbilt School of Expression;

Certificate, Teachers and Directors Course,

American Academy of Dramatic Art;

B.S., Peabody College for Teachers

HELEN CARTWRIGHT GRIZZARDAssistant in Chemistry Laboratory

Graduate. Ward-Belmont School; B.A., Vander-

bilt University

School of Music

LAWRENCE GOODMANKENNETH ROSE

LAWRENCE H. RIGGS

FREDERICK ARTHUR HENKELSYDNEY DALTON

Members, Board of Musical Directors

MARY VENABLE BLYTHESight Playing and Piano

Graduate, St. Mary's Hall, San Antonio; Pupil

of von Mickwitz and Harry Redman; Theo-

retical Courses in Southern Methodist

University, University of Colorado

FLORENCE N. BOYERVoice

Student of Music in Oberlin College; Pupil of

Signor Vananni in Italy; Pupil of Mesdamesde Sales and Bossetti in Munich; Pupil of

Oscar Seagle and de Reszke in Paris

SYDNEY DALTONDirector of Voice Department

L.Mus., Dominion College of Music, Montreal;

M.Mus., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music;

Pupil of David Bispham. Max Heinrich and

J. H. Duval; Studied Piano with Rafael

Joseffy; Composition with Rubin Gold-mark and Frederick Schlieder

MARY DOUTHITPiano

Graduate, Ward-Belmont School of Music;

Pupil of Lawrence Goodman, Harold von

Mickwitz and Sigismund Stojowski

LAWRENCE GOODMANDirector of Piano Department

Pupil of Ernest Hutcheson, Josef Lhevinne andSigismund Stojowski; Student at Ferrucio

Busoni's Master School for Pianists, Basel,

Switzerland; Scholarship Pupil, PeabodyConservatory of Music, Baltimore,

Maryland; formerly Teacher of Piano,

Von Ende School of Music, NewYork City; has concertized ex-

tensively in United States;

Duo-Art Recordings

FREDERICK ARTHUR HENKELDirector of Pipe Organ

Graduate, Metropolitan College of Music;

Student, Cincinnati College of Music;

Pupil of Steinbrecher, Andre,

and Sterling

FRANCES HELEN JACKSONHarp

B.A., Birmingham-Southern College; M.A., Van-

derbilt University; Study, Eastland School of

Music and Cincinnati Conservatory of

Music; Private Lessons in Vienna; Pupil

in Master Class of Carlos Salzedo

LAWRENCE H. RIGGSDirector Department of Musical Sciences

B.A., Beloit College; Rhodes Scholar at OxfordUniversity, England; Summer Courses, ChicagoMusical College, Northwestern University

School of Music and American Institute

of Normal Methods; Graduate of

American Institute of NormalMethods

HAZEL COATE ROSEPiano

Pupil of William H. Sherwood. Glenn Dillard

Gunn, Victor Heinze; formerly Teacher of

Piano, Cosmopolitan School of Music,

Indianapolis

KENNETH ROSEDirector Department of Violin

Pupil of McGibeny, Indianapolis; of Arthur

Hertman, Paris; of George Lehmann, Berlin;

of Souky, Prague; formerly Teacher Metro-

politan School of Music. Indianapolis, and

Concert Master, Indianapolis Sym-phony Orchestra

AMELIE THRONEPiano

Pupil of Maurice Aronson, Vienna; of Josef

Lhevinne, Berlin; of Sigismund Stojowski,

New York; of Harold Bauer,

New York

ANNIE CAVERTPractice Supervisor

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SENIOR CLASS

ALICE VIVIENNE HILLA. K.

General Diploma

President Senior Class, '34;

Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '33;

Glee Club, '33, '34; Spanish

Club, '34; President's Coun-cil, '34.

EVELYN COOPEROsiron

General Diploma, Expres-

sion Diploma

Secretary Senior Class, '34;

Circulation Manager Hy-phen, '34; Secretary Or-

chestra, '33; Secretary Ill-

inois Club, '33.

ELIZABETH GLASGOWEccowasin

General Diploma

Vice President Senior Class,

'34; President Eccowasin

Club, '33; Orchestra, '33,

'34; Athletic Association

Water Polo Manager, '33:

Active Member Athletic

Association, '33, '34.

KATHERINE LUCILLECOMBSDel Ver


sion Diploma

Treasurer Senior Class, '34;

Secretary and Treasurer

Kentucky Club, '33.

MARY ELIZABETH POLK LURLINE ALEXANDEREccowasin Osiron

General Diploma Expression Certificate 1

Day Student Treasurer

Senior Class, '34; Vice

President German Club,

'34; Second Basketball

Varsity, '34; Beautiful—A.

B. C, '33; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'34.

BETTY ANNETTE NELL BETTY ANDERSONANDERSON X. L.

Eccowasin General Diploma

General Diploma, Certifi- General Proctor, '34;

cate in Costume Design Second Basketball Varsity.

and Commercial Illustration '34; Sergeant-at-Arms X. L.

Club, '33; Spanish Club,

'34; Active Member Ath-

letic Association, '33, '34;

Manager Outing Club, '34.

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SENIOR CLASS

WILMA D. BAKERA. K.

General Diploma

Proctor Pembroke, '33;

Wordsmith, '33, '34; Hy-phen Feature Writer, '33;

Glee Club, '33, '34; French

Club, '33, '34; GermanClub, '34.

MARY FRANCIS BANKERF. F.

General Diploma

President F. F. Club, '34;

Ward - Belmont Organist,

'34; Glee Club, '34; Presi-

dent's Council, '34.

MARY LOUISE BALSIGERAnti-Pandora

General Diploma

President Anti - Pandora

Club, '34; Vice President,


letic Association, '33, '34;

President's Council, '34;

Glee Club, '33, '34.

MARY RUTH BARNESAriston

General Diploma

VIRGINIA BARNESAriston

General Diploma

Spanish Club, '34.

SARA JO BERRYTri K


sion Certificate

RENA BERRYX. L.

General Diploma

President X. L. Club, '34;

Second Tennis Varsity, '34;


Association, '33, '34; Presi-

dent's Council. '34.

MARIE BOMKEA. K.

General Diploma

Chapel Proctor, '34; Frenc'n

Club. '33.

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SENIOR CLASS

GRACE ELIZABETH EVELYN BOYDBOSSERMAN Ariston

Tri K General Diploma

Physical Education Diploma

Vice President Athletic As-

sociation, '34; Associate

Editor Milestones, '33; Hy-

phen Reporter, '34; Tennis

Varsity, '33; Hockey Var-

sity, '34; Second All-round

Athlete, '33; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'33, '34; Basketball Varsity,

'34.

IMOGENE BRATTON JANE BRIGGSEccowasin Angkor

General Diploma Ge neral Diploma, Piano

Certificate

Se ond Vice President Y.

W C. A., '33; Secretary

An gkor Club, '34; GermanCI b, '33, '34.

CATHERINE K. BROWNDel Ver

General Diploma

Secretary Athletic Associa-

tion, '34; Treasurer Y. W.C. A., '34; Baseball Varsity,

'33; Hockey Varsity, '34;


Association, '33, '34; Mem-ber Y. W. C. A. Cabinet,

'34; Hyphen Reporter, '34.

MARY BRUGHAriston

General Diploma

MARGARET BRUGHAriston

General Diploma

ANGIE FIELDS CANTRELLEccowasin

General Diploma

Vice President Eccowasin

Club, '34; Glee Club, '34.

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M O N

SENIOR CLASS

JANE G. CARROLLTri K

General Diploma, Certifi-

cate in Costume Design

and Commercial Illustration

President Tri K Club, '34;

President's Council, '34;


Association, '34.

CHRISTINE COCHRANAngkor

Home Economics Certifi-

cate

ANITA CAUDLE

VIRGINIA CORNELIUSX. L.

General Diploma

Proctor Senior Hall, '34;

Hyphen Reporter, '33, '34;

Glee Club, '33.

ISOBEL COULTERTri K

General Diploma

Proctor Senior Hall, '34;

Basketball Varsity, '34; Ac-

tive Member Athletic As-

sociation, '34.

ELIZABETH RUTH CRANEAriston

General Diploma

Vice President Ariston

Club, '34.

VIVA LEE DAVIS MARGARETTE DORRISF. F. Eccowasm

General Diploma General Diploma, Expres

President Boarding Student sion Certificate

Council, '34; Proctor Foun-

ders Hall, '33; Member Y.

W. C. A. Cabinet, '33;

Glee Club, '33; President's

Council, '34.

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SENIOR CLASS

LOUISE FLEMINGTriad

General Diploma

BOB DURAND FRANCES EARLSX. L. Ariston

General Diploma General Diploma

First Vice President Y. W.C. A., '34: Boarding Stu-

dent Treasurer, Senior-

Middle Class, '33; Glee

Club, '33, '34; Active

Member Athletic Associa-

tion, '33, '34.

MARJORIE EDMONSON VIRGINIA FERGUSONX. L. Del Ver

General Diploma General Diploma

Gle e Club, '33. '34; Schoo

Choir, '33, '34.

LUCILLE FORDEccowasin

General Diploma, Diplom

in Textiles and Clothinc

LYDIA FOUNTAINOsiron

General Diploma

President Y. W. C. A., '34;



Association. '34; Secretary

Boarding President's Coun-cil, '34; Glee Club, '33;

Orchestra, '33, '34.

VIRGINIA WARRENFREEMANEccowasin

General Diploma

Club Hyphen Reporter. '3

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M I O N

SENIOR CLASS

RUTH CHALFANT FRYE DOROTHY JANE FUNKAgora


sion Diploma

Treasurer Agora Club, '34;

Hyphen Stenographer, '34;


E'LOIS GEIBELOsiron

General Diploma, DancingCertificate

Treasurer Osiron Club, '34.

Tri K

General Diploma

General Manager Athletic

Association, '34, Active

Member, '33, '34; HyphenReporter, '34; Hockey Var-

sity, '34; Second HockeyVarsity, '33.

DOROTHY GLANDERDel Ver

General Diploma

Secretary Student Council,'34; General Proctor, '33;


Association, '33, '34; Bas-

ketball Varsity. '34.

CAROL GOODENOUGHOsiron

WILMA HARRELLT. C.

General Diploma

FRANCES HALEAriston

General Diploma

French Club, '33.

CHARLIE HOLCOMBEA. K.

General Diploma

Secretary A. K. Club, '34;


Association, '33, '34; GymVarsity, '33.

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SENIOR CLASS

KATHLEEN HUSONT. C.

General Diploma


Association, '3 3, '3 4;

Second Baseball Varsity,

'33; Club Hyphen Re-

porter, '34; Spanish Club,'34.

MARJORIE JACOBSONDel Ver

General Diploma

Editor of Milestones, '34;

Business Manager, '33;

Bowling Varsity, '33; Ac-


sociation, '33, '34; Spanish

Club, '34; President's

Council, '34; Individual

Citizenship Winner, '33.

JULIET HUTTONAgora

Certificate in Interior

Decoration

Secretary Agora Club, '34;

French Club, '33; GleeClub, '33, '34.

DOROTHY JONESAriston

General Diploma

President Day Student

Council, '34; Proctor, '33;

Tennis Varsity, '33; Active


tion, '33, '34; President of

Day Student President's

Council. '34, Secretary, '33.

JENNABETH JONESOsiron


sion Diploma

Secretary Osiron Club, '34;

French Club.

MARION KAESERAgora

General Diploma

Vice President Agora Club,'34; German Club, '33;

Glee Club, '34.

MARY FOUTE JONESTri K


sion Diploma

Treasurer Tri K Club, '34;


Member Y. W. C. A.

Cabinet. '33; Bowling

Manager Athletic Board,'34; Wordsmith, '34.

JEANNETTE KASSELOsiron

General Diploma

President Osiron Club, '34;

President's Council, '34.

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M O N

SENIOR CLASS

VICTORIA KEIDELA. K.

General Diploma

President Athletic Associa-

tion, '34; Literary Editor

Milestones, '33; HyphenReporter, '33; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'33, '34; German Club, '33,

'34; Second Basketball Var-

sity, '33; Varsity, '34;

Second Hockey Varsity,

'33; President's Council,'34.

FERNE KINGAriston

General Diploma, Diplomain Foods and Nutrition

EDITH LUCRETIAKENNEDYAriston

JEANETTE B. KNOWLESDel Ver

General Diploma

President Spanish Club,'34; Treasurer Athletic As-sociation, '34; Member Y.

W. C. A. Cabinet. '33;

Hyphen Reporter, '34; Ac-tive Member Athletic As-

sociation, '33, '34; Ser-

geant-at-Arms Del VerClub, '33; Second Tennis

Varsity, '33.

HELEN LARIMERDel Ver

General Diploma

President Del Ver Club,

'34; Secretary of Class, '33;

French Club, '33; Presi-

dent's Council, '34.

MURIEL HAMILTONLEVERETTOsiron

Secretary of Y. W. C. A.,

'34; Glee Club, '33.

KATHERINE LAWHORNX. L.

General Diploma

MARJORIE LEWISAngkor

General Diploma

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M I O N

SENIOR CLASS

MARY MARJORIELINCOLN

T. C.

General Diploma

President T. C. Club, '34;


Association, '34; HyphenReporter, '33, '34; HockeyVarsity, '34; President's

Council, '34.

ANNE LOFTINEccowasin

General Diploma

President Eccowasin Club'34; Day Student Treasurei

Senior-Middle Class, '33

Hyphen Reporter, '34

Versatile — A. B. C, '33


HELEME B. LOEBAgora

General Diploma

Editor Hyphen, '34; French

Club, '33, '34; Wordsmith,'33, '34; Hyphen Reporter,

'33; President's Council,

'34.

KATHRYN JOHNSONMATHIS

F. F.

General Diploma

Hyphen Club Reporter

'33, '34; Glee Club, '33.

MAY DELL MEYERPenta Tau

General Diploma

Treasurer Penta Tau Club,

'34; Club Editor Hyphen,'34; Spanish Club, '34;

Glee Club, '34; School

Choir, '34.

RUTH I. NEHLSDel Ver

General Diploma

Chapel Proctor, '33; Photo

graphic Editor Milestones

'34; French Club, '33, '34


Association, '33, '34; Ten

nis Manager Athletic As

sociation, '34; Tennis Var

sity, '34; Piano Certificate

'33.

MARGARET MORRISAnti-Pandora

ROBERTA MUNGERPenta Tau

President Penta Tau Club,

'34; Circulation Depart-

ment Hyphen, '34; Active


tion, '33, '34; Second Var-

sity, '33, '34; President's

Council, '34; Glee Club,

'34.

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M I O N

SENIOR CLASS

MARY LULA PIVOTOPenta Tau

President Texas Club, '33;

Hyphen Reporter, '33;

George Washington, '34.

BETTY RANDLET. C.

General Diploma, General

Art Certificate

President of Ohio Club,'34; Vice President of T.

C. Club, '34; Glee Club,'33; Poster Chairman Out-ing Club, '34.

MARTHA PYEATTTri K

General Diploma

First Vice President Coun-cil, '34; Proctor Pembroke,'33; Vice President French

Club, '34; Secretary, '33;

Sergeant-at-Arms Tri K

Club, '34; Active MemberAthletic Association, '34.

RUTH ROBINSONPenta Tau

General Diploma, Piano

Certificate

Glee Club Accompanist,'34; Martha Washington,'34.

MARTHA VIRGINIARUCKERAgora

Violin Diploma


SUE SALTERA. K.

Voice Certificate

Glee Club, '34; SchoolChoir, '34.

ANN SHAWX. L.

General Diploma

President Glee Club, '34;

Baseball Manager Athletic

Association, '34; Active

Member, '33, '34; French

Club, '33; Glee Club, '33,

'34; Basketball Varsity, '34;

Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '34.

MARGARET SHAWAgora

Certificate in Interior

Decoration

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M O N

SENIOR CLASS

MARTILE SHERMANT. C.


Art Certificate

Member Y. W. C. A.

Cabinet, '34; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'34; French Club, '34; GleeClub, '33.

CLAUDINE SMELSEREccowasin

General Diploma

Secretary Eccowasin Club,


letic Association, '33, '34.

E. DOLORES SMITH LISBETH SMITHA. K. Angkor

General Diploma, Piano General Diploma

Certificate Active Member Athletic

Glee Club. '33, '34; Sec- Association, '33; German

retary and Treasurer, '34; Club, '34.

Entertaining — A. B. C.

Contest, '33; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'33, '34; German Club, '33.

BEVERLY STONEAngkor

General Diploma

First Vice President DayStudent Council, '34; Vice

President Senior - Middle

Class, '33; Second Baseball

Varsity, '33; Basketball

Varsity, '33, '34; HockeyVarsity, '34; Basketball

Manager Athletic Associa-

tion, '34; Active Member,'33, '34.

MARGARET JACKSONSWANEYEccowasin

Home Economics Diploms

GANEL STUARTPenta Tau

General Diploma

Member Y. W. C. A.

Cabinet, '34; Riding Man-ager Athletic Association,

'34; Gym Varsity, '33; Or-

chestra. '33, '34; Active


tion, '33, '34; Glee Club,

'33.

MARY LEIGHTALIAFERRO

Tri K

General Diploma. Riding

Certificate

French Club, '34; SecondIndividual Winner Fall

Riding Show, '34.

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M

SENIOR CLASS

ELLEN TRABUEAriston

General Diploma



MARY RUTH VANDERBILTAnti-Pandora

General Diploma

Vice President Anti-Pan-

dora Club, '34; Treasurer,

'33; French Club, '34;

Member Y. W. C. A.

Cabinet, '34.

KATRINA VANBENSCHOTEN

Tri K


Art Certificate

French Club, '34; Secre-

tary Tri K Club, '34; Mem-ber Y. W. C. A. Cabinet,'33, '34.

JANE WALLACEEccowasin

General Diploma

EMILY WARREN VIRGINIA WINSTONT. C. A. K.

General Diploma, Ger eral General Diploma

Art Certificate President A. K. Club, '34

Art Editor Milestones, '34; Hyphen Reporter, '33, '34

Member Y. W. C. A. French Club, '33, '34

Cabinet, '34. Wordsmith, '34; GleeClub, '34; Active MembeAthletic Association, 34.

MARJORIE ZAUGAgora

DORIS ZWEIFELOsiron

General Diploma, Secre- General Diplomatarial Certificate

President Agora Club, '34;

Bowling Varsity, '33; Hy-phen Stenographer, '34;

President's Council. '34.

Glee Club, '34.

CHARLOTTE HOLLANDEccowasin

General Diploma

Tagc }3-

M I L E S T O N

SENIOR SONG

We pledge now our love for our old W.-B.,

We vow to be ever true;

We pledge, too, our love for our dear Senior Class-

God bless them, the old and the new.

We'll hold high those colors, the Gold and the Blue;

Our banners shall kiss the sky.

Our faith all resisting, our goal for life's best,

Our motto, "To do or die."

The joys we have here will not fly as the leaves;

They'll last us life's journey through;

And the love we have now for the friendships we've made

Will live in our memories, too;

And though we must part from each other some day,

As Seniors have departed before,

The glorious spirit of old '34

Will linger for evermore.

— 'Page 34 -

MILESTONES 19 3 4

— Tage 35-

19 3 4 MILESTONES

— 'Page } 6

M I O N

JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS

ELLEN BOWERSAngkor

High School Certificate

President Junior - Middle

Class, '34; Penstaff, '33,

'34; French Club, '33, '34;


RUTH KELLERAngkor


Secretary Junior - Middle. ./*

Class,

ELSIE CALDWELLAngkor

gh School Certificate

e President Junior-Mid-

Class, '34.

*>#

HELEN ALDRIDGEOsiron


Vice President Osiron Club,

'34; French Club, '34.

MARY LOUISE BEARDEAriston

High School Certili^/aT

Vice President Penstaff

'34; Treasurer AClub, '34; Penstaff, '33

'34.

MARTHA BEASLEYTriad


HILAGARDE BECKAgora


— ?«kc 38-

M

JUNIOR- MIDDLE CLASS

MARGARET BLACKMAR EVELYN BRADENTri K Angkor


Secretary-Treasurer AngkorClub, '32; Vice President

Class, '33; Secretary DayStudent Council, '34; Pen-

staff, '34.

MARION BULLOCK ANDRENA BUTTERFIELDAnti-Pandora Triad

High School Certificate High School Certificate

Vice President Class, '32

French Club, '34.

ELIZABETH BUTTSTriad

JEAN DOAK CAMPBELLAriston



Association, '33, '34; GymVarsity, '33; Sergeant-at-

Arms Ariston Club, '34.

VIRGINIA CARSONAriston

EVELYN CHERRYAngkor


Day Student Proctor, '34;

Archery Manager Athletic

Association, '33; ArcheryVarsity, '33; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'34; Secretary President's

Council, '34; Penstaff, '33,

'34.

— Tagc }9—

M

JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS

JULIETTE TABB CRAIGEccowasin


MARGRETTA SAWRIECRAIGTriad


MARTHA CRAIG MARGRET ETHELAngkor DAVIDSON

High School Certificate Triad

Penstaff, '34; French Club, Hi g n School Certificate

'34.

LOUISE DOUGLASAngkor


Secretary Penstaff, '34;

Penstaff, '33, '34; French

Club, '33, '34.

ELISE ELRODAnti-Pandora


LOUISE DUNCANTriad

High School Certificate'

Hyphen Reporter.

i\

Jfr"

CAROLYN ESKRIDGEAngkor


Vice President Class, '31;

President Class, '32; Ser-

geant - at - Arms AngkorClub, '33; Treasurer, '34;

Hockey Varsity, '34; Ac-


sociation, '32, '33, '34;

Penstaff, '33, '34.

M I O N

JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS

FRANCES ETHERIDGEAnti-Pandora


MARTHA EVANSTri K


MILBREY KEITH FRAZER RUTH GODWINAngkor Triad

High School Certificate High School Certificate-C\ <&»^~

' it

Ml^K-S* >'?

2

RUTH GOLDMANT. C.


MARGARET GREENEAngkor


President Class, "31; Vice

President Angkor Club,'34; President Penstaff,

'34; Penstaff, '33, '34.

BONNIE McNISH HAGER BECKY FEW HALLAriston Angkor

High School Certificate Hockey Varsity, '34; Ac-

Penstaff, '32, '33, '34; Sec- tive Member Athletic As-

retary Penstaff '33 sociation, '34; Glee Club,'33.

— Tagr 41 —

M I

JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS

KATHERINE HARRISONTriad


<tfa<%HENRIETTA HICKMAN

Angkor


President Class, '33;

Hockey Varsity, '33; Active


tion, '33, '34; High School

Editor Hyphen, '34; Presi-

dent's Council, '33; French

Club, '33, '34; Penstaff, '32,

'33, '34.

MABEL ANN HERBERTTriad


President Triad Club, '34;

Vice President. '33; Secre-

tary, '32; Active MemberAthletic Association, '32,

'33, '34; President's Coun-cil, '34.

RUTH HOPKINSONEccowasin

figh School Certificate

HELEN KATHERINE KINGAnti-Pandora


RUTH MORTONAngkor




JANE MEYERT. C.

High School Certificate-

Second Hockey Varsity, '34.

MARY JANE NICHOLSONTriad


*Bbi ** f

m•Page 42-

M I L

JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS

MARY ALICE NOLEN BARBARA PACKARDAngkor T. C.


MARTHA PATTERSONTriad


KATHERINE PRICETriad


Secretary Triad Club, '33,


letic Association, '32, '33,

'34.

PEGGY PRICEAngkor


FRANCES LOUISE PRINCET. C.


High School Representa-

tive on Council, '34; Sec-

retary T. C. Club, '34.

MARY BRYAN PROCTORTriad


MARY LOUISE REINKEAngkor


Penstaff, '33, '34; GymVarsity, '33; Active Mem-ber Athletic Association,

'33, '34.

— Tagc 43

M I O N

JUNIOR- MIDDLE CLASS

PATSY SCHORNDORFER MARY McKINNEYTri K SHARPE

Hioh School Certificate Ariston

High School Representa- High School Certificat

tive Milestones, '34; Vice

President Tri K Club, '34;

LANDIS SHAWTriad


Secretary Junior Class, '33

Secretary Triad Club, '33

French Club, '33, '34

Second Te :ity, '34.

LUCILE SHORTAnglcor

}h School Certificate

MARY SOPERPenta Tau

Baseball Varsity, '33;

Hockey Varsity, '33, '34;

Individual—A. B. C. Con-

test, '33; Active MemberAthletic Association, '33,

'34.

HELEN STILLMANKSAnti-Pandora



Association, '33, '34; Proc-

tor Heron Hall, '34.

LOUISE STANLEYPenta Tau


JANET STONESTREETAngkor


"Page 44-

M L E S T O N

JUNIOR-MIDDLE CLASS

PATTY DOLL STUGARD SYBIL SUDOWITZTriad Anti-Pandora


FRANCES SUMMERS MARY LOUISE TORREYAnti-Pandora Ariston


Orchestra, '33, '34; GleeClub, '33; Active MemberAthletic Association, '34.

LILLIAN ANDERSONWALTERSAngkor


FLORENCE WELCHTriad


FRANCES WILKERSONEccowasin


Penstaff, '33. '34.

- Tagc 45 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Page 46-

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Home EconomicsFeme King, Lucille Ford

Certificate and Diploma Expression StudentsStanding: Carolyn Bryant, Jennabeth Jones, Margarette Dorris. Heloise Cn

Seated, top row: Sarah Jo Berry, Marion Farr, Jean Stewart

Seated, bottom row: Katherine Combs, Ruth Frye, Mary Jones

— Tagc 4S —

MILESTONES 19 3 4

Certificate and Diploma Art StudentsStanding: Emily Warren, Juliet Hutton

Seated: Margaret Shaw, Betty Annette Anderson, Sally Craig

Certificate and Diploma Music StudentsLeft to right: Ella Lu Cheek, Juanita Roberts, Martha Rucker, Annette McAdoo, Jane Briggs,

Dolores Smith

Page 49-

9 3 4 MILESTONES

Dancing Certificate

E'Lois Geibel

PostgraduateDorothea Jane Tebbs

Riding Certificate

Left to right: Eleanor Irwin, Julia Acheson, Leigh Taliaferro, Elizabeth Henderson

Physical Education DiplomaGrace Bosserman

Secretarial Certificate

Marjorie Zaug

'Page 50-

1934 MILESTONES

SENIOR-MIDDLE CLASS OFFICERS, 1934

Jean StewaqtPRESIDENT

EleanoqPeed

VICE PIUS I DENT

Eleanor &/?ay

S ECRETARY

CAQOLYNCONCfSLlN c/UAN/TA &06EJZTS

HOARDING- STUDENT TREASURER. DAY STUDENT TREASURER.

MILESTONES 19 3 4

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, 1934

ANN HUDDLESTON SARAH JOYCE BEASLEY

PEGGY WRENNE MAMIE HOWELL

Officers

ANN HUDDLESTON President

SARAH JOYCE BEASLEY Vice President

PEGGY WRENNE Secretary

MAMIE HOWELL Treasurer

MRS. ROBBIE SHACKLEFORD Sponsor

— "Page 53 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, 1934

JANE MEADORS

BARBARA LEAKE SHIRLEY LEAKE

Officers

JANE MEADORS .

President

BARBARA LEAKE Vice President

PEGGY DICKINSON Secretary

SHIRLEY LEAKE Treasurer

MISS FRANCES McELFRESH Sponsor

— "Page U-

M O N

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, 1934

JANE VANCE

fe fit

M

^*(L- J[

HHH1VIRGINIA McCLELLAN JUDITH DAVIS

JANE VANCE

VIRGINIA McCLELLAN

Offic

President

Vice President

JUDITH DAV| S Secretary

SUSAN ANDERSON CHEEK Treasurer

MISS MARTHA ORDWAY cbponsor

-Page 55 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

— Tagc 56 —

1934 MILESTONES

MILESTONES STAFF, 1934

SM/LY WAWfl JiWHAJMCMTT/tf1

o4f//M£/>Jcorrm EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BU5IMESS MANAG-ER

fUZMTH &M60W £UTH /VifJLS J>MfS(MMl)0Bf£/l3 JAllY CfiA/C

DAY STUDENT EDITOR PHOTO&fiAPHIC EDITOR HI&N SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE ASSISTANT ART EDITOR

Tugc 5S

MILESTONES 1934

OUTING CLUB

mttmAmmoNGENERAL MAM&EK

OlgaWardows-kisecretary andtreasurtr'

MildmdQmmtsfeature chairman

POSTEB. CHAIRMAN

Ttige 59 —

9 3 4 M LESTONES

Ward-Belmont HyphenVolume XXII

PUBLISHED ONCE A WEEK BY THE STUDENTS OF WARD-BELMONT

Nashville, Tenn., Saturday, September 30, 1933

SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL PREENTERTAINS Sr*"rc

WITH COFFEE

.school at colfee after dinner SundaySeptember 21, in Kef Hall. Th,

tobies were place,! at tile ends of th

Helene Loci), and Ann Shaw n.

Ann Loflin, Dorothy Jones, B.

Stone. .Mary Elizabeth Polk,

jovie Jacobson, Viva Lee Davis

Betty Anderson. Helen LaElizabeth Glasgow, and V'i

Keidel served.

DR. STOVES, STUDENT PUBLI-^uiipci SPEAKER CATIONS' EDITORS

GREET STUDENTS

Tuge 60-

MILESTONES 19 3 4

HYPHEN REPORTERS, 1934

Standing: Grace Bosserman, Virginia Cornelius, Ruth Frye, Ann Loftin, Mary Ruth Vanderbilt, LydiaFountain, Martha Fisher

Seated: Nancyann Schmid, Mary Jones, Rena Berry, Rachel Hailey, Mar,orie Zaug, Mary Jane SaffordMembers not in picture: Catherine Brown, Mary Marjorie Lincoln, Dolores Smith, Virginia Winston

Winnifred Marsh, Juanita Phillips

— Tage 61

934 MILESTONES

DAY STUDENT COUNCIL, 1934

Jp ** w

Bevem STOA/£

FIRtf WCE-PREJIDENT

DOW//Y JOM£SPRE SI P E NT

£l/HYM MAMN5EC R. E T A R.Y

£l£ANO& JlEED

SECOND VJCE-PRESIDENT

/^/7/^ ^ii?/v l/m/m Carson

HI&H SCHOOL fcEPRESENTiTII/E PROCTOR,'*3

PWYCMDWiUPROCTOR, '34-

•Pagf 62—

MILESTONES 1934

BOARDING STUDENT COUNCIL, 1934

6ENERAI PROCTOR, '34- CHAPEL PROCTOR, '33

— Tage 63 —

M I

Hall Proctors

Top row: Founders, Betty Heck, '33; Jean Dayton, '34; Senior, Virginia Cornelius, '33; Isobel

Coulter. '34

Bottom row: Heron, Virginia Barrett, '33; Helen Stillmanks, '34; Pembroke, Mary Lee Wilson, '33;

Jean Munsie, '34

• Tagc 64 -

M I

Y. W. C. A. Cabinet

Top row: Martha Jane Chattin, Emily Warren, Martha Fisher, Mary Alice Paine

Middle row: Matilda Daugherty, Gail Lawerence, Ann Shaw, Mary Ruth Vanderbilt, Mary Jane Dulaney

Bottom row: Eva Charity Ohlhaver, Harriet Ostergren, Thelma Martin

— Tage

1934 MILESTONES

Y. W. C. A. EXECUTIVE CABINET, 1934

lYOtA fOUNTAIN

... *i \m \

S0£ &MM> dj-MjtlUA'J/E

cJfl/ML l£V£fi£rr CAW£W£ fMM

— Tage 66-

MILESTONES 1934

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD, 1934

l//crom ISe/del

£to ^OSS£AMA #

CAWifi/MffiOM j£AM£n£M0IVl£S

Page 67-

19 3 4 M LESTONES

German ClubTop row: Mary Lalla Byrn, Lattie Miller Graves, Betty Heck, Arlene Hershey, Mary Ann Evar

Bottom row: Jane Briggs, Wilma D. Baker, Mary Elizabeth Polk. Jean Munsie, Edith Eason

French ClubTop row: Salanie Sherman, Nita Bogue, Elizabeth Dabney, Andrena Butterfield, Henrietta Hickmc

Virginia Carson, Jennabeth Jones, Martha Fisher, Louise Douglas, Carolyn Sutton, Martile Sherman

Middle row: Mary Milam, Rosalee Lewis, Helen Pillow, Nellie Clements, Lydia Fountain, Mary La

Byrn, Jean Stewart, Wilma D. Baker, Irene Sartor, Jean Dayton, Leigh Taliaferro, Sara Jo

Berry, Carolyn Bryant, Ellen Bowers, Helene Loeb, Arlene Hershey, Marjorie Wells,

Mary Lee Wilson, Mary Driscoll, Mary Ellen Stokes, Julia AchesonBottom row: Virginia Richey, Marguerite Page, Betty Barth, Virginia Winston, Martha Pyeatt, Me

Ruth Vanderbilt, Sarah Womack, Louise Robinson, Jean Munsie, Alice Adams,Kathryn Hyde, Georgianna Martin

— "Page 6S —

M I O N

WordsmithTop row: Wilma D. Baker, Gail Lawrence, Rena Berry, Mary Jones

Bottom row: Julia Acheson, Nancyann Schmid, Helene LoebMembers not in picture: Virginia Winston, Mary Marjorie Lincoln, Winnifred Marsh, Margaret Young

PenstaffTop row: Elizabeth Love, Elizabeth Craig, Virginia Carson, Frances Wilkerson, Henrietta Hickman,

Jean Burk

Middle row: Carolyn Eskridge, Dorothy Proctor, Lyrabeth Fitzpatrick, Bonnie Hager, Ellen Bowers,Evelyn Braden

Bottom row: Llewellyna Granberry, Mary Louise Reinke, Louise Douglas, Margaret Greene, MaryLouise Bearden, Grace Benedict, Carroll Cole

Members not in picture: Mickie Perry, Frances Rose, Margaret Craig

— "Page 69 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Debating ClubTop row: Dolores Smith, Marion Kaeser

Middle row: Ruth Nehls, Katrine Van Benschoten, Helene Loeb, Mary Marjorie Lincoln, Rena BerBottom row: Marie Bomke, Virginia Winston, Charlie Holcombe

Spanish ClubTop row: Martha Fisher, Elizabeth Dabney, Nita Bogue, Mary Findlater, Mary Jean Kirwan

Middle row: Ruth Robinson, May Dell Meyer, Alice Vivienne Hill, Marjorie Jacobson, Patsy

Schorndorfer, Kathleen HusonBottom row: Buford Hayter, Mary Hobson. Rachel Hailey, Olga Wardowski, Frances Warmath

• Tage 70

M LESTONES 9 3 4

Ward-Belmont OrchestraKenneth Rose, Conductor; Annette McAdoo, Soloist

Ward-Belmont Glee ClubSydney Dalton, Conductor; Sue Salter, Soloist; Ruth Robinson, Soloist and Accompanist

Officers

ANN SHAW President

DOLORES SMITH Secretary and Treasurer

— Page 71 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Tage 72 —

M O N

TABLE OFCONTENTS

o

ANTI-PANDORA

TWENTI ETH CENTURY

DEL VERS

T R I K

PENTA TAU

X . L .

OSIRONAGORAA . K .

F . F .

— Tage 74 —

M

SOCIAL CLUBS

At the south end of the campus lies Club Village, a group

of ten clubhouses clustered around the Old Tower. Of one

of these every boarding student is a member. The meeting

rooms of the four day-student clubs are found across the

street in a large house. In these fourteen clubs is found

the competitive life on the campus. They vie for high

scholastic honors as well as for victory in the various

athletic tournaments. Here, too, one finds the social life

centered in the club teas, dances, and open houses. The

high spot of the year for each is the annual dance which

calls for all the ingenuity and imagination of the members

and which brings forth charming results.

— Tage 75 —

M I L

MARY LOUISE BALSIGER

President

MISS FRANCES SWENSONSponsor

ANTI-PANDORA CLUB

Officers

MARY LOUISE BALSIGER President

MARY RUTH VANDERBILT Vice President

CHARLOTTE ANNE DOUGHTY Secretary

BARBARA LEAKE Treasurer

Offices

Vice President of Junior-Middle Class

Proctor of Heron—Second Semester

Secretary of French Club

Proctor of Pembroke— First Semester

Hyphen Reporter for Y. W. C. A. Cabinet

an of Vanderbilt Hospital Committee of Y. W. C.

— "Page 76—

M LESTONES 19 3 4

Anti-Pandora Club

Sara Joyce Beasley, Marian Bullock, Martha Claire Clay, Marian Colleste

Charlotte Anne Doughty, Sara Draffen, Edith Eason, Elise Elrod

Lucille Endsley, Frances Ethridge, Mary Crockett Evans, Martha Fisher

9 3 4 MILESTONES

Anti-Pandora Club

Virginia Grotz, Helen King, Barbara Leake, Frankie Marbury

Margaret Morris, Janet Newberry, Martha Ann Rogers, Helen Stillmanks

Sybil Sudowitz, Frances Summers, Mary Ruth Vanderbilt, Marjorie Wells, Mary Lee Wilson

— Vage 7$

MILESTONES 1934

9 3 4 MILESTONES

MARY MARJORIE LINCOLNPresident

MISS MARY WYNNE SHACKLEFORDSponsor

T. C. CLUB

Officers

MARY MARJORIE LINCOLN President

BETTY RANDLE Vice President

FP^ANCES PRINCE Secretary

MARTHA PRYOR Treasurer

Offices

President of Ohio Club

Art Editor for Milestones

High School Representative on Council

Chairman of Poster Committee of Y. W. C. A.

Chairman of Tours Committee of Y. W. C. A.

— -Page

M LESTONES 19 3 4

T. C. Club

Jane Bucllen. Mary Ann Evans, Ruth Goldman, Mary Jac Griffith

Wilma Harrell, Margaret Hetherington, Kathleen Huson, Gwendolyn King

Mary Jean Kirwan, Louise Longworth, Jane Meyer

I 9 3 M STONES

klLiT. C. Club

arbara Packard, Mary Patterson, Katherine Pearce, Frances Prince

Martha Pryor, Betty Randle, Martile Sherman, Salanie Sherman

Charlotte Snyder, Wilnetta Warnock, Emily Warren

— Page 82-

MILESTONES 9 3 4

Tage S3

19 3 4 MILESTONES

HELEN LARIMER

President

MISS ALMA HOLLINGERSponsor

DEL VERS CLUB

Officers

HELEN LARIMER President

JULIA ACHESON Vice President

BETTIE ROTHf

Secretary

EUNICEMARY BICKNELL Treasurer

MARY FINDLATER Sergeant-at-Arms

General Proctor—Second Semester

Chapel Proctor—Second Semester

Editor of Milestones

Associate Editor of Milestones

Photographic Editor of Milestones

Secretary of Student Council

Treasurer of Senior Class

Proctor of Founders—Second Semester

Treasurer of Y. W. C. A.

Secretary of Athletic Association

Treasurer of Athletic Association

President of Spanish ClubVice President of Spanish Club

President of Senior-Middle Class

President of Michigan ClubPresident of Iowa Club

Chairman of Florence Crittenden Home Committee of Y. W. CChairman of World Fellowship Committee of Y. W. C. A

C. A.

— Tage 84-

MILESTONES 1934

6?!

i /

Del Vers Club

Julia Acheson, Betty Barth, Judith Berry, Eunicemary Bicknell

Catherine Brown, Martha Jane Chattin, Katherine Combs, Matilda Daugherty

Jean Dayton, Mary Driscoll, Marion Farr

— Tage S5

M I S T

Del Vers Club

Virginia Ferguson, Mary Findlater, Dorothy Glander, Louise Houk

Marjorie Jacobson, Jeanette Knowles, Ruth Nehls, Betty Otis

Marguerite Page, Bettie Roth, Jean Stewart, Mary Ann Wirtz

— Page 86-

MILESTONES 19 3 4

M I L

JANE CARROLLPresident

MISS CATHERINE E. MORRISONSponsor

TRI K CLUB

Officers

JANE CARROLL President

PATSY SCHORNDORFER Vice President

KATRINA VAN BENSCHOTEN Secretary

MARY JONES .! .. ..Treasurer

MARTHA PYEATT Sergeant-at-Arms

Offices

First Vice President of Student Council

Proctor of Pembroke—Second Semester

Proctor of Senior—Second Semester

High School Representative to Student Council

General Manager of Athletic Board

Proctor of Heron— First Semester

Vice President of Athletic Association

Vice President French Club

President of German Club— First Semester

First Vice President of Y. W. C. A.

Bowling Manager of Athletic Board

Treasurer Kentucky Club

Secretary Kentucky Club

— Page S8 —

M O N

Tri K Club

Virginia Barret, Sara Jo Berry, Margaret Blackmar, Grace Bosserman

Elizabeth Bowman, Margaret Louise Boyd, Virginia Bradshaw, Mary Eleanor Clay

Stanley Elizabeth Clay, Isobel Coulter, Jo Ann Crawford

— Vagc S9

9 3 4 M LESTONES

Tri K Club

Martha Evans, Dorothy Funk, Arlene Hershey, Jane Hodges

Mary Jones, Winnifred Marsh, Jeannette Munsie, Martha Pyeatt

Patsy Schorndorfer, Nancy Seitz, Leigh Taliaferro, Katrina van Benschoten

— Tage 90—

MILESTONES 9 3 4

Tagc 91

M I TON

ROBERTA MUNGERPresident

MISS BLANCHE H. CLARKSponsor

PENTA TAU CLUB

Officers

ROBERTA MUNGER President

MARY ALICE PAINE Vice President

ELIZABETH DABNEY Secretary

MAY DELL MEYER ' Treasurer

IDA MAY WIRTZ Sergeant-ot-Arms

Offices

President of Oklahoma Club

Treasurer of French Club

of Entertainment Committee of Y. W. C. A.

• "Page 92 —

M LESTONES 19 3 4

M & mPenta Tau Club

Elizabeth Dabney, Patty Brown Harvey, Katherine Hawley, Martha Buford Hayte

Edwina Holland, Kathryn Hyde, Edith Manley, May Dell Meyer

Mary Alice Paine, Rose Cyrene Paulus, Helen Pillow, Mary Lula Pivoto

"Page 93

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Penta Tau Club

Sarah Jane Ponder, Ruth Potts, Jayne Priest, Virginia Reed

Louise Robinson, Ruth Robinson, Mary Soper, Louise Stanley

Sanel Stuart, Toska Ann von Borries, Ida May Wirtz

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MILESTONES 19 3 4

"Page 95

M I TON

RENA BERRY

President

MISS FRANCES McELFRESH

Sponsor

X. L. CLUB

Offic-rs

RENA BERRY President

ANNETTE McMULLEN Vice President

MARY JANE BASS Secretary

LATTIE MILLER GRAVES ' Treasurer

MARY MILAM Sergeant-at-Arms

Offii

General Proctor— First Semester

Proctor Senior— First Semester

President Glee Club

General Manager of Outing Club

First Vice President of Y. W. C. A.

Vice President of Oklahoma Club

Secretary and Treasurer of Oklahoma Club

nan of Junior League Home Committee of Y. W. C. A.

Baseball Manager of Athletic Association

Tagc 96—

MILESTONES 1934

X. L Club

Nell Betty Anderson, Mary Jane Bass, Jean Berryhill, Mary Virgi

Virginia Cornelius, Helen Downing, Bob DurandMarjorie Edmonson, Lattie Miller Graves, Betty Hill

Tagc 97

9 3 4 M LESTONES

X. L Club

Katherine Lawhorn Annette McMullen, Georganna Martin, Mary Mile

Elinor Mortimer, Irene Sartor, Ann Shaw, Agatha Taylor

Lois Welsh, Doris Wheeler, Jane Wilson

— Tage 98

MILESTONES 19 3 4

M

JEANNETTE KASSEL

President

MISS MARY DOUTHITSponsor

OSIRON CLUB

Officers

JEANNETTE KASSEL President

HELEN ALDRIDGE Vice President

JENNABETH JONES Secretary

E'LOIS GEIBEL Treasurer!

MARY JANE DULANEY Sergeant-at-Arms

Cha

Chair

Offices

President of Y. W. C. A.

Secretary of President's Council

Secretary of Senior Class

Associate Editor of Hyphen

Business Manager of Milestones

Circulating Manager of Hyphen

Proof Reader of Hyphen

Secretary of Wordsmith

President of Kentucky Club

Vice President of Texas Club

Secretary of Texas Club

President of Texas Club

of Old Ladies Home Committee of Y. W. C. /

man of Membership Committee of Y. W. C. A.

an of Public Welfare Committee of Y. W. C. A.

— Tagc 100-

M LE STONES 9 3 4

Osiron Club

Helen Aldrldge, Lurline Alexander, Anita Caudle, Evelyn Cooper

Mary Jane Dulaney, Lydia Fountain, E'Lois Geibel, Carol Goodenough

Rachel Hailey, Jennabeth Jones, Katherine Klett

— T>age 101 —

9 3 4 MILESTONES

Osiron Club

Gail Lawrence, Muriel Leverett, Rosella Lewis, Marion Low

Theima Martin, Elizabeth Anne Rail, Mignon Sanford, Mildred Scott

Mary Ellen Stokes, Margaret Elizabeth Young, Doris Zweifel

Tagc 102-

MILESTONES 19 3 4

Tage 103 —

M

MARJORIE ZAUGPresident

MISS GERTRUDE CASEBIER

Sponsor

AGORA CLUB

Officers

MARJORIE ZAUG President

MARION KAESER Vice President

JULIET HUTTONf

Secretary

RUTH FRYE Treasurer

Editor of Hyphen

News Editor of Hyphen

— Tage 104-

M LESTONES 19 3 4

Agora Club

Elizabeth Airheart, Esther Helen Azarch, Hilda Beck, Bettie Bryant

Catherine Croswell, Ruth Frye, Frances Graham, Addie Belle Grandstaff

Jane Haffenberg, Janie Ruth Huey, Juliet Hutton

— Tagc 105 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Agora Club

Christine Jill, Marion Kaeser, Jane Keyport, Helene Loeb

Martha Rucker, Mary Jane Safford. Cecile Seitz, Margaret Shaw

Elizabeth Smith, Raedeen Tibbetts, Margaret Young

Tage 106 —

MILESTONES 19 3 4

Tage 1 07 —

M

VIRGINIA WINSTONPresident

MISS OSCIE SANDERSSponsor

A. K. CLUB

Officers

VIRGINIA WINSTON President

VIRGINIA SHAW Vice President

CHARLIE HOLCOMBE SecretaryJ

OLGA WARDOWSKI Treasurer

NELLIE CLEMENTS Sergeant-at-Arms

Offic

President of Senior Class

President of Athletic Association

President of Wordsmith

Chapel Proctor— First Semester

Proctor of Founders— First Semester

Vice President of Council

Vice President of Kentucky Club

Secretary and Treasurer of Glee Club

Secretary and Treasurer of Outing Club

Vice President of Glee Club

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M O N

A. K. Club

Marjorie Abbott, Margaret Anne Ahlfeldt, Wilma Baker, Marie BombCarolyn Bryant, Mary Lalla Byrn, Nellie Clements, Margaret Colter

Clara Enloe, Betty Heck, Charlotte Heck, Alice Vivienne Hill

Tuge 109

M I

A. K. Club

Charlie Holcombe, Victoria Keidel, Katherine McKenzie. Arlyne Milligan

Gilbertine Moore, Virginia Richey, Sue Salter, Nancyann Schmid

Virginia Shaw, Dolores Smith, Olga Wardowski, Frances Warmath

MILESTONES 19 3 4

M I O N

MARY FRANCES BANKER

President

MISS BERTHA RUEF

Sponsor

F. F. CLUB

Officers

MARY FRANCES BANKER President

MARY HOBSON Vice President

EVA CHARITY OHLHAVER Secretary

JUANITA BOGUE Treasurer

Offices

President of Boarding Student Council

Treasurer of Senior-Middle Class

Swimming Manager of Athletic Board

Chairman of Tennessee Children's Home Committee of Y. W. C. A.

Tagc 112 —

MILESTONES 9 3 4

F. F. Club

Alice Adams, Nita Bogue, Carolyn Concklin, Viva Lee Davi

Betty Frantz, Polly Gay, Muryle Hall

Mary Hobson, Rosemary Horstmann, Mary Ellen Hudgins

Tagc 113

19 3 4 MILESTONES

F. F. Club

Eleanor Irwin, Kathryn Mathis, Alsha M.cCourt, Eva Charity Ohlhaver

Harriet Ostergren, Juanita Phillips, Doris Sherman, Frances Street

Carolyn Sutton, Mozelle Trout, Jean Weis

T.igc 114-

M LESTONES 19 3 4

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M I L

ELIZABETH HENDERSONPresident

MISS EUNICE COOKESponsor

ANGKOR CLUB

Officers

ELIZABETH HENDERSON President

MARGARET GREENE Vice President

JANE BRIGGS Secretary

CAROLYN ESKRIDGE Treasurer

Offi,

First Vice President of Day Student Councii

High School Representative on Councii

Vice President of Junior-Middle Class

Secretary of Day Student Council

Treasurer of Freshman Class

Secretary of Freshman Class

Secretary of Penstaff

President of Penstaff

High School Editor of Hyphen

President of Junior Class

Secretary of Junior-Middle Class

Vice President of Freshman Class

President of Freshman Class

Hockey Manager of Athletic Board

Basketball Manager of Athletic Board

— Tagc 116

MILESTONES 9 3 4

Angkor Club

Grace Benedict, Ellen Bowers, Evelyn Braden, Jane Briggs, Elsie Caldwell

Evelyn Cherry, Christine Cochran, Martha Craig, Judith Davis, Louise DouglasCarolyn Eskridqe, Mary Ann Farris, Lyrabeth Fitzpatrick, Matilda Gibson, Margaret Greene

Martha Greene

— Tage 117 —

9 3 4 MILESTONES

Angkor Club

Rebecca Hall, Henrietta Hickman, Anne Huddleston, Ruth Keller, Marjorle Lewis

Ruth Morton, Mary Alice Nolen, Betty Peniclc, Peggy Price, Mary Louise Reinke

Lucile Short, Lisbeth Smith, Beverly Stone, Camille Stone, Janet Stonestreet, Lillian Walter

— Tagc 111

MILESTONES 19 3 4

— Tage 119

19 3 4 MILESTONES

JANET McFADDENPresident

MISS NELLE MAJORSponsor

ARISTON CLUB

Officers

JANET McFADDEN President

ELIZABETH CRANE Vice President

PATTY CHADWELL , Secretary

MARY LOUISE BEARDEN Treasurer

JEAN CAMPBELL Sergeant-at-Arms

Offices

President Day Student Council

Day Student Proctor— First and Second Semester

Day Student Treasurer of Senior-Middle Class

Vice President of Penstaff

•Page 120-

MILESTONES 9 3 4

Ariston Club

M. Ruth Barnes, Virginia Josephine Barnes, Mary Louise Bearden, Evelyn Boyd

May Boyd, Margaret Brugh, Mary Brugh, Jean Campbell

Virginia Carson, Patty Chadwell, Eleanor Cleghern, Elizabeth Crane, Frances Earls

— "Page 121

9 3 4 M LESTONES

Aris'ton Club

Elizabeth Gray, Bonnie Hager, Frances Hale, Dorothy Jones

Eunice Jones, Edith Kennedy, Feme King, Marion Nicholson

Mary Jane Nicholson, Helen Power, Barbara Shields, Mary Louise Torrey, Ellen Trabue

— 9age 122 —

M LESTONES 9 3 4

Tage 12} —

M

ANN LOFTIN

President

MRS. SHACKLEFORDSponsor

ECCOWASIN CLUB

Officers

ANN LOFTIN , President

ANGIE CANTRELL Vice President

CLAUDINE SMELSER Secretary!

MILDRED CLEMENTS Treasurer

Offi,

Vice President Senior-Middle Class

Second Vice President Day Student Council

Vice President Senior Class

Day Student Editor Milestones

Day Student Treasurer Senior Class

President German Club—Second Semester

Feature Chairman of Outdoor Club

President Sophomore Class

Treasurer Sophomore Class

Secretary Sophomore Class

— Page 124-

MILESTONES 9 3 4

Eccowasin Club

Betty Annette Anderson, Gloria Brackstone, Imogene Bratton, Angie Cantrell

Mildred Clements, Juliette Craig, Margarette Dorris

Lucille Ford, Virginia Freeman, Elizabeth Glasgow

Tagc 125 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

Eccowasin Club

Llewellyna Granberry, Ruth hiopkinson, Shirley Leake, Frances Murrey

Mary Elizabeth Polk, Eleanor Reed, Claudine Smelser, Margaret Swaney

Jane Wallace, Ann Whitmore, Frances Wilkerson

— Tage 126-

MILESTONES 19 3 4

19 3 4 M LESTONES

MABEL ANN HERBERT

PresidentMISS MARTHA ORDWAY

Sponsor

TRIAD CLUB

Officers

MABEL ANN HERBERT President

JUANITA ROBERTS Vi« President

KATHERINE PRICE JSecretary

PEGGY WRENNE Treasurer

Offices

Day Student Treasurer of Senior-Middle Class

Treasurer of Junior Class

Secretary of Junior Class

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M I

Triad Club

Martha Beasley. Andrena Butterfield, Elizabeth Butts, Nelia Chambers

Margaretta Craig, Margaret Davidson, Louise Duncan, Louise Fleming

Ruth Godwin, Katherine Harrison, Emmaryne Hartnett

— Tagc 129 —

9 3 4 MILESTONES

Triad Club

Patti King, Elizabeth Neel, Martha Patterson, Katherine Price

Mary Bryan Proctor, Juanita Roberts, Landis Shaw, Patty Stugard

Florence Welch, Dorothy Guy Willson, Sara Sue Womack

— 'Page 1}0 —

MILESTONES 19 3 4

— Page 131 —

19 3 4 MILESTONES

'Page U2

M I O N

Athletic Association Sport Managers

Top row: Bowling, Mary Jones; Riding, Ganel Stuart; Baseball, Ann Shaw; Basketball, Beverly Stone

Bottom row: Hockey, Grace Benedict; Apparatus, Barbara Leake; Tennis, Ruth Nehls; Archery, Patty

Chadwell

Member not in picture: Swimming, Carolyn Concklin

— 9agc 134-

MILESTONES 9 3 4

ALL-AROUND ATHLETE, 1933

HENRIETTA CHERRINGTON, A.K.

Henrietta Cherrington was chosen as last year's all-

around athlete. To qualify for this title, a girl must have

a good citizenship and academic, as well as athletic,

standing. She must enter a sport every season and, at

the end of the year, must have the highest number of

points in athletics. "Cherry" had a total of I 10 points.

With her natural aptitude for athletics she was most

known for her ability at tennis, swimming, and basketball.

"Page 135

1934 MILESTONESHOCKEY VARSITY, 1934

Dorothy Funk Beverly Stone Elizabeth Glasgow Catherine Brown Grace Bosserman

3ecky Ha

Hockey practice began the first quarter

of the year. The new girls who did not

know the game had to think quickly in

order to compete with the old girls whohad had experience. However, when the

teams were finally organized, they con-

sisted of both old and new players. Each

club worked out its teamwork at early

morning practices. The games were

popular and caused much excitement.

Scores did not run high but each goal

was well won. The T. C.'s and Trl K's

managed to win all three of their games.

Those two teams fought the finals on

Thanksgiving Day. As the score wastied, 2 to 2, each one will have the cupfor one semester.

At the end of the season the hockeyvarsity was announced: Grace Bosserman,

Catherine Brown, Carolyn Eskridge,

Dorothy Funk, Elizabeth Glasgow, Becky

Hall, Mary Marjorie Lincoln, MarthaPyeatt, Mary Soper, Beverly Stone, andToska Ann von Borries.

Mary Soper

Carolyn Eskridge Mary Marjorie Lincoln Toska Ann von Bor

— Tage 136 —

Martha Pyeatt

MILESTONES 1934BASKETBALL VARSITY, 1934

GUbertine Moore

Dorothy Glande

Basketball practice which started

shortly before Christmas brought to

view much valuable material. The

inter-club tournament began in Janu-

ary with the Ariston-Eccowasin game

in which the -former was defeated

with a score of 2 1 to 32. As the

games progressed certain players

were outstanding, although on the

whole the teams were well matched.

The tournament brought forth a large

number of high scorers and a great

deal of excitement. The semifinal

game was played by the A. K.'s and

X. L.'s after which the X. L.'s, vic-

torious 44 to 32, were entitled to

meet the Tri K's in the final game.

This game, the climax of the season,

gave the championship to the Tri

K's by a score of 33 to 2 1.

Following the close of the tourna-

ment the Basketball Varsity was

named with Dorothy Glander, GU-

bertine Moore, and Ann Shaw at for-

ward, and Beverly Stone, Isobel Coul-

ter, and Grace Bosserman at guard.

Grace Bosserman

Tage 137-

M O N

WATER POLO VARSITY, 1934

The water polo season, although it

had the fewest participants, furnished

many thrills. Those who went out for

the sport worked hard perfecting the

passes, signals, and correct "ducking'

technique.

The opening of the t

the Tri K, X. L, and A. K

tea

ent found

... clubs with

The Tri K's won the trophy

;feating the other two teams.by defeating the other two teams

The following girls were chosen for

the water polo varsity: Nell Betty

Jane

del, and "Sunny"

Anderson, Grace Bos

Carroll, Victoria Keide

Taylor.

'Sunny" Taylc

Victoria Keidel

Nell Betty Anderson

— Tagc 13 i

MILESTONES 9 3 4

BOWLING VARSITY, 1934

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Helen Larimer

Bowling was one of the most popular

of sports. Fourteen clubs entered

the tournament. The Aristons, X. L's

and Del Vers remained in the finals.

The Aristons won the cup with a

score of 1665 points. The Del Vers

were second with 1643 points, and

the X. L's last with 1571 points.

The members of the bowling varsity

are: Helen Larimer, Marguerite Page,

Ann Shaw, and Ellen Trabue.

-Tuge 139

9 3 4 MILESTONES

Winner Swimming MeetRoberta Munqer, Penta Tau

Winner Spring Riding Show— 1933Virginia Kiesel, Tri K

Winner Tennis Singles

Patty Chadwell, Ariston

Tage 140 —

M LESTONES 19 3 4

SEPTEMBER

— 'Pagf 141 —

M I L

OCTOBER

SENIOR EDITION

The Tri-K house was 1

>st delightful butn-i dinner at six-fifteen, Tuesday, October 11. Theclub house was attractively decoratedwith yellow flowers and a cheerful fire

was burning in the fireplace.

s served, DeloresSmith sang many of the requests,while Ruth Robinson accompanied her.Following this program the girlsdanced. Miss S:

and Miss Ca-ebi'honor.

'Page 142—

M O N

NOVEMBER

— Tagc 141

M I O N

DECEMBER-JANUARY

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College classes are scheduled for examination according to the periods at tt,e ôn, ""e.vc -r

which the class regularly meets for recitation. The following classes ha^'e .,, u

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been scheduled irregularly: . 'A-, . '-e. ',; s'"rr,' "lur,,"*- si

Art History 1 (6th period section) AfT; jâfi! "o,'..''fiC?5 *a t

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BookkeepingEnglish 1

Home Economics 17Psychology 21

Religion 13

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FEBRUARY

19 3 4 M LESTONES

MARCH

M LESTONES 19 3 4

SENIOR-SENIOR-MIDDLE DAY

— Tagc 147-

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M E S T O N E S 9 3 4

MARY ELIZABETH POLK

May Queen

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A-B-CCONTEST

A-Athlet/c &- Beaut/eul C-Q/juwungGRACE 80SSERMAN MARY ELIZABETH -POLK JAWET M? PADDEN

Z?- OEMOQQAJICViva Lee Davis

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MILESTONES 1934

A-B-CCONTEST

J- JOILYARLEWE HERSHEY

M- A/lA&NET/C

Jayne Priest

P- PO-PULA/iDorothy Gland Eft

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/- L/VELYSarah Womack

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A- B * CCONTEST

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JA/NE NEALjt- £x£cut/it£

jeanj Stewart

X- YouthfUL

Sarah Joyce Seaseey

Z- ZealousMarie $omke

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MILESTONES 1934

ENA-B-CISEMBI

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M I

WARD-BELMONT'S PERFECT GIRL

WOULD HAVE . . .

a complexion like "Izzy" Coulter's

eyes like "Cack" Brown's

a nose like "Nita" Bogue's

lips like "Marge" Jacobson's

dimples like "Pete" Polk's

teeth like "Soper's"

expressive eyebrows like "Funkie's"

a profile like "Smittie's"

hair like "Shorty" Kassel's

hands like Elizabeth Dabney's

feet like "Kid" Knowles'

a figure like Eleanor jrwin's

a voice like "Peanut" Jones'

laughter like Rena Berry's

poise like Helene Loeb's

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Banker, Mary Francis 501 Fifth Avenue, Port Arthur, Texas

Barnes, Ruth 1604 Twenty-Fourth Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Barnes, Virginia 1604 Twenty-Fourth Avenue. Nashville, Tennessee

Berry, Rena '04 East Second Avenue, Rome, Georgia

Berry, Sara Jo Monterey, Tennessee

Bomke, Marie 318 East Fourth Street, Muscatine, Iowa

Bosserman, Grace 323 Fairmont Avenue, Winchester, Virginia

Boyd, Evelyn 1126 East Delmas Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Bratton, Imogene 2104 Early Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Briggs, Jane Franklin, Tennessee

Brown, Catherine 2206 Main Street, Miles City, Montana

Brugh, Margaret 3705 Central Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Brugh, Mary 3705 Central Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Cantrell, Angle Hermitage, Tennessee

Carroll, Jane 505 Algoma Boulevard, Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Caudle, Anita I0S Belvoir Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee

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Combs, Katherine Baker Avenue, Hazard, Kentucky

Cooper, Evelyn 782 South Chicago Avenue, Kankakee, Illinois

Cornelius, Virginia 2 1 52 South Owasso Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Coulter, Isobel 739 Madison Street, Clarksville, Tennessee

Crane, Elizabeth 95 ! West Eastland Avenue, Nashville. Tennessee

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Dorris, Margarette Gallatin, Tennessee

Durand, Bob I0(? North HHI Street, Hobart, Oklahoma

Earls, Frances Gallatin, Tennessee

Edmonson, Marjorie 405 Shirley Street, Marshall, Texas

Ferguson. Virginia Cloverport. Kentucky

Fleming, Louise 3421 Murphy Road, Nashville, Tennessee

Ford, LucilleGallatin, Tennessee

Fountain, Lydia I002 Denrock Avenue, Dalhart, Texas

Freeman, Virginia Springfield, Tennessee

Frye, Ruth 220 Lookout Avenue, Charleroi, Pennsylvania

Funk, Dorothy 1403 Old Orchard Road, Vincennes, Indiana

Geibel, E'Lois 230 Third Street, Henderson, Kentucky

Glander, Dorothy 200 Central Avenue, Greenville, Ohio

Glasgow, Elizabeth Golf Club Lane, Nashville, Tennessee

Goodenough, Carol 610 East Anderson Street, Greencastle, Indiana

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Holcombe, Charlie 1080 Government Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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Huson, Kathleen 2201 Smith-Young Avenue. San Antonio, Texas

Hutton, Juliet 428 North Broad Avenue, Minden, Louisiana

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Jones, Jennabeth 770 Saylos Street, Abilene, Texas

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Kennedy, Edith 2810 Gallatin Road, Nashville, Tennessee

King, Feme 1928 Nineteenth Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Knowles. Jeanette 337 College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana

Larimer, Helen 2036 Fifth Avenue, Southeast, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Lawhorn, Katherine England, Arkansas

Leverett, Muriel 1437 Johnstone Avenue, Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Lewis, Marjorie 303 South Wilson Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee

Lincoln, Mary Marjorie 19715 North Park Boulevard, Shaker Heights, Ohio

Loeb, Helene 1 322 Peck Street, Muskegon, Michigan

Loftin, Ann 1910 Eighteenth Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

Mathis, Kathryn 1002 Jefferson Place, Shawnee, Oklahoma

Meyer, May Dell Sealy, Texas

Munger, Roberta 100 Montevallo Road, Birmingham. Alabama

Nehls, Ruth 125 Twenty-Sixth Street Drive, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Pivoto, Mary Lula 2215 Hazel Street, Beaumont, Texas

Polk, Mary Elizabeth Donelson, Tennessee

Pyeatt, Martha 818 Vine Street, Denver, Colorado

Randle, Betty 2810 Coleridge Road, Cleveland, Ohio

Robinson, Ruth 545 Kings Highway, Shreveport, Louisiana

Rucker. Martha 82 1 Franklin Street, Columbus, Indiana

Salter, Sue 3227 Bowser Street, Dallas, Texas

Shaw, Ann ' 307 Society Avenue, Albany, Georgia

Shaw, Margaret Galesburg, Kansas

Sherman, Martile . 406 First East Street, Haynesville, Louisiana

Smelser, Claudine 2007 Blakemore Street, Nashville, Tennessee

Smith, Dolores 7044 Lindell Avenue, St. Louis. Missouri

Smith, Lisbeth 1218 Seventeenth Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee

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Stuart, Ganel 1688 Orange Street, Beaumont, Texas

Swaney, Margaret Gallatin, Tennessee

Taliaferro, Leigh 406 North Sixth Street, Ponca City. Oklahoma

Trabue, Ellen 1606 South Street, Nashville, Tennessee

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Vanderbilt, Mary Ruth I 1 357 Parnell Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

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Winston. Virginia 3208 Observatory Road, Cincinnati, Ohio

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