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George Knox Taylor Cheer Leader. Literary Society. Tennis Club. Boys’ Chorus. Baseball ’21. Hi-Y Club. Behold a person who can extri- cate h imself from difficnities with an extraordinurij ingenuity. George is gifted with the power of making people like him, and appreciate his splendid sense of humor. In addition to this he is studious, and shows a strong tendency to he one of our most brilliant Seniors. George is also a splendid basket- ball player. Katherine Augusta Terrill “ Kat” Asst. Editor-in-Chief of Annual. Associate Editor “Maroon and White. ’’ Girls’ Chorus. Treasurer Senior Class ’21. Basket-ball ’21. Literary Society. Katherine is the most versatile of our class, being able to write poetry, cook, sew, play basket-ball, study, make friends and every thing else that goes to make a perfect girl. Her ability has helped the Senior Class gain the high standard which it now holds. From the first of her school career, she has enthusiastically done more than her part in all .school activities. 28
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Gladys Shirley Sparger “Tubby” Class Prophet. Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. Gladys, the pride of our class in music, including both vocal and instrumental, has won the eternal gratitude of the Senior Class by her faithful u’ork for B. T. H. S. Whatever she goes into she goes into with vim, filled ivith determi- nation to win out. She is at any time willing to help everybody with anything. , William James Stone “Bill” Boys’ Chorus. Literary Society. Hi-Y Club. Bill is a boy whose characteristics are not easily revealed on first ac- quaintance, but we who know him vouch him to be the steadfast, most conscientious, and most capa- ble of students. William is al- ways wearing a congenial smile. 27
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Beatrice Mae Trammel “ Bee” Literary Society. Beatrice ix a quiet and un- ai miming hjpe of girl, whose quiet- ness one might readily mistake for timidity, but on the contrary, it is just the gentle side of her nature that manifests itself in her every-day life. Her friends find in her a true and loyal companion. Maude Elizabeth Vance “ Maudine” Literary Society. Maude has all the gentleness of expression and characteristics of the typical Southern girl. Her languid manner is by no means indicative of her spirit or process of thought. 29
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