Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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A TOAST Here’s success to a splendid class, The class of ’22. But here’s to a class none can surpass, My own; here’s a toast to you. Eleanor Ritchie. Motto “Hitch your wagon to a star.” Colors Blue and Gold Flower Violet OFFICERS John Campbell Anderson President William Frederick Andrews Vice-President Edward Andrew Scott Secretary Katherine Augusta Terrill Treasurer 11

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Senior ClaSg oem The little gate is reached at last, The gate that leads to life; We push it wide, and at the past One wistful look we backward cast. Our footsteps lagging slow. With hand on latch, a vision bright Of what the future holds Appears to us in golden light; We hesitate to take our flight As though we fear to go. The lamp of knowledge lights our way. By faithful teachers lit To guide us through our every day, P)Ut still we wish to longer stray Along the way we came. Dear School, where we have learned so well To take what comes and smile. And ne’er despair, how can we tell The love with which our bosoms swell At that beloved name! — Maria W ade Sizer. 10

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John Campbell Anderson “Johnnie ’’ President Senior Class ’21. Manager Football Team ’20. Football ’20. Captain Basket-ball Team ’20. Basket-ball ’20 and ’21. Baseball ’21. Boys’ Athletic Editor “ Ma- roon and White.” Art Editor of Annual. Boys’ Chorus ’20 and ’21. Secretary Literary Society. Hi-Y Club. President Tennis Club. The munij fine traits in John ' s character have won him the esteem and friendship of the entire stu- dent bodij. Always a mainstay in our athletic teams, and a hoy full of class spirit, he has for four years been one of our most im- portant menihers, and during this time has well filled offices in his class. William Frederick Andrews “Fred” Vice-President Senior Class ’21. Associate Editor “Maroon and White. ” Boys’ Athletic Editor Annual. Boys’ Chorus. Presentation of Ensignia ’21. Vice-Prest. Literary Society. Tennis Club. Fred is gifted with a keen sense of humor, which his friends thor- oughly appreciate among his other sterling qualities. He is also an excellent basket-ball player and an enthusiastic reporter for “Maroon and White.’’ 12