Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

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■4 THE l AD M E A fc- JOSEPHINE NEAL MASENGILL Classical President French Club. Art Editor of Cadmea. Girls’ Hi-Y. “ None but herself can be her parallel.” Jo is an all-round, splendid girl, friendly, kind and true. Is it any wonder we are all proud to claim Jo? Nickname — “Jo.” Amihition — To become a famous artist. Destiny — To be a rival of Earl Christy. CREED MALCOLM MONTGOMERY Polytechnic Boys’ Basket-ball. Although Creed came to us in his Senior year it did not take him long to make a real place for him- self in Tennessee High. He is a good all-round hoy and we know he will make good wherever he goes. Nickname — “Bill Dad.” By-word — “ Perhaps. ” Favorite pastim e — Flirting. Amihition — To be a sheik. Destiny — To pilot a ship on the sea of matri- mony. MARJORIE LIN McGHEE Classical Editor-in-Chief Cadmus Club. Vice-President Senior Class, ’28. Vice-President Girls’ Hi-Y. ’28. Alpha Omega Literary Society. French [Club. Athletic Council, ’28 Marjorie is one of the most popular girls ot the Senior Class. She has beauty, talent and ability to perform whatever she undertakes. We know that the Annual will be a great success with her as Editor-in-Chief. With her charming manner she has won many friends at Tennessee High. 21

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CLARENCE GREGG KING, Jr. Classical President Boys’ Senior Hi-Y. Associate Editor Cadmus Club. Alpha Omega Literary Society. Orchestra. Football, ’27. Basket-ball, ’28. “Not too serious , not too gay, But a rare good fellow in work or play.” In Junior there is much to praise. He has talent along many lines, being an excellent student as well as an accomplished musician. We wish for him long life, success, happiness! STUART HENRY LEE Commercial Athletic Editor Cadmea. Captain Baseball, ’26. Boys’ Senior Hi-Y. Football, ’26-’ 2 7. Basket-ball, ’27-’28. Baseball, ’2S-’26-’27-’28. Captain Basket-ball. “ Athletics are his specialty, but he does everything well.” We are proud to claim Stuart as one of our class- mates. His good nature and dependability have made a place for him in all of our hearts. GEORGE ALTON LINADMOOD Classical Secretary Cadmus Club. Alpha Omega Literary Society. French Club. Manager Tennis. Afton is an ideal Senior, faithful, sincere, loyal, kind and true, willing to help anyone. Our Annual could not be a success without him. Afton holds the distinct privilege of being “Mr. Foster’s right-hand man.” Words cannot express our deep appreciation for him. Nickname — “ Porcupine.” Usual occupation — Assisting the Principal. 20

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LOIS VIRGINIA NUCKOI.S Polytechnic “ The mildest of manners and the greatest heart.” In Lois we have one of our most talented Seniors. She is always ready and willing to entertain us with an interesting reading, a pinao solo, or a song. We wish for her the best of success. Nickname — “Nix. ” By-word — “Aw Heck!” Usual occupation — Talking baby talk. Ambition — To become a great prima donna. Destim — Entertainer at the Cameo. GUY CARSON RICHARDSON Polytechnic Alpha Omega Literary Society. Boys’ Senior Hi-Y. Football, ’26-’27. Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class. Orchestra. Guy has many friends |in old Tennessee High. We could always depend on him in football. We can always depend on him as a friend. What more could be said? Favorite pastime — Going upon the Hill. Usual occupation — Hunting the ‘Cutest’ girl. Amhition — To graduate Yardmaster at Vance’s Tank. Destiny — To marry a Virginia girl. EVA PRESTON RHEA Classical Girls’ Hi-Y. “ When studies and pleasures clash , Let studies go to smash!” Eva is a Senior of whom any class might well be proud. She is very studious and is always willing to do her part. We predict a happy future for her. Nickname — “Baby Ray.” Favorite pastime — Dating the K. C. boys. Bv-word — “ Horse-feathers. ” Destiny — To teach Home Economics in North Carolina. 22