Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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Samuel Miller Vance, Jr. “S” Football ’20. Basket-ball ’21. Baseball ’21. Boys’ Chorus. Assistant Art Editor Annual. I iterary Society. Hi-Y Club. Here ue have one of the class’ best athletes. He, with some other ■members of our class, was instru- mental hi carrying the victory over Virginia in football, and in helping our basket-ball team. If he tackles anything he is sure to win. In making his goal he has won many lifelong friends, who wish him the best of success. Hazel Beatrice Walters “Billy” Literary Society. Even though there is a certain reserve about Hazel, we feel that behind this reserve there is worlds of humor, which when once given the needed stimulus might become one of her most attractive features. She is a quiet, lovable girl. 20

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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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Mary Evelyn Harmon Post-Graduate Girls’ Chorus. Literary Society. Mary has proved herself to have the deepest consideration and appre- ciation of others. This is her main characteristic in dealing with every- one and it is the quality that is most to be admired in her. Mary always has a pleasant smile for everyone and her words are marked by cheerfulness and brightness. Leston Curtis Parks Post-Graduate “Parks” Literary Society. Hi-Y Club. His cheery good nature; his reasonable attitude toward things in general; his readiness to give or withhold advice as seems best; his sterling ivorth and altruism have caused Leston to become one of the class’ most esteemed friends. 31