Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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Helen Virginia Hughes “Kid” Giftonian of Class ’21. Captain Girls’ Basket-ball team. Cheer Leader. Local Editor of “Maroon and White. ” .Joke and Society Editor An- nual. Girls’ Chorus. Tennis Club. Secretary Literary Society. Here is one of our ablest members. Helen is a whole-souled girl, who takes hold of things with a vim that inspires you to enthusiasm iyi spite of yourself, and attracts you to her. Topmost in athletics, Helen is one of our model girls. r •Janet McGhee Literary Society. This is one ca.se where “value comes in a small package.” .Janet’s appealing and winning smile, coupled with her even temperament, have contributed to her unusual popularity. .Janet is also an un- usual music pupil. 22

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Margaret Elizabeth Keesling “Jack” Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. Here is a girl whom everyone is glad to call a member of the class of ' 21. She has won many friends by her witty, and. trustworthy character. Margaret is a strong supporter of athletics and is al- ways “adsum” when rooting for her team is going on. Elizabeth Lindsay Lipscomb “Liz” Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. Elizabeth has to a marked extent the ability to make and keep friends, and do many other things besides make marks in her class. She has musical ability. What more is needed to make an attractive girl? 21

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Frank Taylor Mitchell “ Pete, ” ‘ ‘ Peter. ” Boys’ Chorus. Basket-ball ’21. Manager Baseball Team ’21. Class Will. Secy.-Treas. Tennis Club. Hi-Y Club. Vice-Prest. Literary Society. “Pete is often quite uncom- fortably frank and original, but the worst thing about it is that you find him very attractive and can’t persuade yourself to be angry, no matter what he says. He has a keen sense of humor, ability to appreciate a joke, and all will vouch him to be an unusual pupil of Dan Cupid. “Pete” was the school’s pride in basket-ball. Richard Henry Owens “ Hen” Boys’ Chorus. Literary Society. Hi-Y Club. We are proud to say t hat to- gether with many fine pianists we have also several members who play exceptionally well on the violin. Henry is one of these and has often entertained the school with his sweet music. Henry is one of the dependable kind, and what better could be said of any one? 23