Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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Eunice May Fallin Literary Society. May is pleasant hut of a rather serious nature, and it seems as if her ivhole heart and soul were wrapped up in her studies. She pursues her course so faithfully that she is sure to make good. Frederick Panned Hamlet “ Peanut” Editor-in-Chief of “Maroon and White.” Editor-in-Chief of Annual. Secy-Treas. Hi-Y Club. Boys’ Chorus. Literary Society. Here we hove the worthy rein- carnation of the scholarly Socrates. Fond of History and deep subjects, Fred never fails to express himself. Editor-in-Chief of the school paper and Annual, he is worthy of the prophecy that he will some day develop into a genius. 17

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Marjorie Luikart Fain “ Marg” Manager Girls ' Basket-ball Teain ' 20 and ' 21. Girls’ Athletic Editor “Ma- roon and White.” Girls’ Athletic Editor Annual. Literary Society. Vice-President Tennis Club. Girls’ Chorus. The most attractive and ad- mirable qualities of Marjorie are her sense of humor and good nature. Her most characteristic attributes are the alacrity and retentivencss of her mind. She is an enthusias- tic basket-ball player and has been a star player during the two years she has spent with us. M.ary Aline Gr.ay Girls’ Chorus. Basket-ball ’21. Literary Society. Mary is a conscientious studenh and this is characteristic of her every-day life. She possesses the gift of an unusual and charming personality, and proves to be the sweetest and most congenial of companions. Mary was foricard on the girls ' basket-ball team this year and rolled up many scores for Tennessee. 16

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Helen Olivia Henderson “Hades” Girls’ Chorus. Tennis Club. Literary Society. Helen has the reputation of being a jolly good fellow. Her sense of humor finds expression in her ever- ready laughter. She has acquired her goal with determination and vim. Helen is one of our prettiest girls. Dorothy Alexander Henderson “DofTy” Girls’ Chorus. Asst. Art Editor Annual. l iterary Society. In Dorothy we find many quali- ties of merit. Her determination and perseverance combined with her quick wit, keen observation, broad streak of humor, and willing- ness to see the point of view opposite from her own, has, undoubtedly, made her friends innumerable. 18