Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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Algerene Dunn Cowan “Allie” Literary Society. Girls’ Chorus. Algereyie ha the consciousness of the right thing to do, and an ability to express herself, and we feel sure that her sympathy and sweet disposition have endeared her to every member of ’21, as well as to the entire school. Nina Lucille Cowan “ Cindy” Literary Society. Girls’ Chorus. Lucille is one of these sweet and ({uiet girls. She has numerous sterling qualities, and her popu- larity and ability make her an indispensible member of ’21. 14

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Frances Catherine Baker “Frank” Girls’ Chorus. Tennis Club. Literary Society. Frances has been an esteemed and loyal member of our class. Allough she has a gentle and affectionate disposition, as her friends well know, she is also full of vigor and ability, as her record in stjtdies and music shows. Her jovial laughter, which constantly accompanies her, makes her wel- come wherever she goes, or what- ever she does. Wilma Venona Conn “ Wilty” Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. In Wilma we have a sweet, sensi- ble girl. She never fails to express herself, and is the captor of many friends. She possesses rare socia- bility and the priceless gift of musical talent. 13

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Margaret Elizabeth DeVault “ Mamie” Literary Society. Margaret is rather of a serious nature to those who do not know her well. She is an excellent pupil, is very ivilling, and, al- though all of us don’t know it, she has lots of fun biiried way down deep. Mary Paine Dunn “ Empty” Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. Mary’s a’oility is much out of proportion to her size, and her worth out of proportion to either. The school’s most graceful dancer, is secondary to the fact that she makes more pleasant the lives of a ' l with whom she comes in contact. 15