Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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Anna Jane Masengill “Pinker” Literary Society. AlOwiujh Anna has beena member of our class for only one year, she has found a place in the hearts of all. She is self-confident, very efficient, and an apt and diligent student. Ad summuin a great worth in a small package. Helen Keller Hammer “Ponzi” Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. Whose charm is her modesty; whose friends are more than she would believe. In character, trust- worthy, and of an idealistic tend- ency, Helen always wears a bright smile and there is rightly hers, a reputation for beauty. 19

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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

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Cecil Delaney Grip’fin Hi-Y Club. Literary Society. Cecil is not content with master- ing the tasks set before him, hut has reached out and touched others to the entire satisfaction of his teachers. A critical student, he is ambitious, and has a great aim in life. Archie Lamar Jones “Archibald” “Buck” Boys’ Chorus. Literary Society. His abilities are as unobtrusive and free from show as his charac- ter is sincere, reliable and stead- fast. He has pushed toward the goal with little or no confusion, but the very calm of the outward surface reveals inner depths of thought. 20