Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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BSE HOWARD FREEMAN liROOK Classical ' resident. Alpha Omega, ’28. His words are bonds, his oaths are oracles. His heart ' s as far from fraud as heaven is from earth.” In the short year that Freeman has been with ns he has carved out for himself a place in the hearts of all his classmates. As a student, as a gentleman, and as a friend, he is ideal. The Class of ’28 is proud to call him a member. Usual occupation — Assembling the Alpha Omega DAVID HENRY BOOHER Polytechnic Maroon and White. Alpha Omega. Hi-Y. David is one of those who made our class what it is. He is recognized as intellectual and his easy-going manner has given him many friends. We offer him all wishes for success. Nickname — “ Dave.” Usual occupation — Keeping the girls worried. Ambition — To find a substitute for work. Destiny — “Ham” musician. VIRGINIA BELL Classical President Girls’ Hi-Y. Associate Editor of Cadmea. Alpha Omega. French Club. “Bill’s” interests are far-reaching. By her happy, care-free way she has made a place in the hearts of her classmates, who can never forget her. favorite pastime — Talking and arguing. Ambition — To be the first woman coach of a football team. Destiny — To have “Moorhead” and less brains.

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JONATHAN DAVIS BACHMAN Polytechnic President, Senior Class, ’28. Alpha Omega. Boys’ Senior Hi-Y. Maroon and While. Orchestra. Johnny’s executive ability as well as his pep have made him one of our most popular classmates. We wish him the best of success. Nickname — “ Jonny.” Ambition — To be a second Paul Whiteman. Destiny — Professor of Latin at Tennessee High. DOROTHY GLAD YS BERENS Commercial Girls’ Hi-Y. Alpha Omega. “ You can have a circus with just her; you don’t need Barnum and Bailey.” Here’s one of the jolliest and most care-free girls in Tennessee High. She has qualities which, if possessed by every one, would make this world an ideal place in which to live. So here’s to “Dottie”! May her life be one of happiness, and one of ready cheer! Nickname — “ Dottie. ” By-word — “ Heck!” Favorite pastime — Flirting. HOWARD BARGER Classical Alpha Omega Literary Society. Assistant Business Manager Cadmea. “ History he knew full well.” Howard is the most reserved member of the Class of ’28. Although he possesses the admirable trait of being silent at most times, he is always able to give history when it is needed and other things as well. Usual occupation — Reading History. Ambition — To be Professor of Historv at Colum- 13

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MARY JANE DULANEY Classical Business Manager Maroon and While. Alpha Omega. Athletic Council. “ A studious , literary, fun-loving maid. We are proud of her — what more need he said?” For the past four years Mary Jane has been a prominent anil popular figure about the school. Her many activities have stamped her with a dis- tinct individuality. Nickname — “ It. ” Usual occupation — Trying not to miss anything. Destiny — To be a second Clara Bow. SAMUEL McNEIL DEW Classical Football, ' 26-27. Manager Baseball, ’28. “ Studious , loyal, courteous, square and true.” If “Flank” attacks the problems of life as he did the boys in football we are assured of his success. Nickname — “ Hank. ” Favorite expression — “ Ick-Mik. ” Favorite pastime — Shaving. Usual occupation — Standing on the “Corner.” Ambition — To go to South America. LUCILLE CLARDY Classical Literary Editor of Cadmea. Treasurer of Clirls’ Hi-Y. Secretary of Alpha Omega. French Club. Exchange Editor, Maroon and White. Lu cille’s pleasant disposition and her willing- ness to wmrk in all school activities make her one of Tennessee High’s most attractive Seniors. Her scholarship is as fine and true as her temper is sweet. Favorite pastime — J ' alking about — ? Amibition — To be a doctor’s wife. Destiny — To be a Countess.