The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-10
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
CLASS HISTORY.
By ]. G. SMITH.

torical scroll of the famous Unior
City Training School class of 1921.
Although there are no Napoleons
nor Joans of Arc. yet there are some
almost as illustrious. For they are
possessed of the same elements OF
greatness; they are heroes and hero
ines of the same fibre and fabric.
Ruby Allen, our valedictorian, has
won for herself this distinction by
studious effort and constant applica
tion. She is young lady of splendid
mind and strength of character.
Sophronia Allen, close second
and our salutatorian, has kept up &
most interesting pace. and is a. mos
interesting young lady. She is strong
but gentle. Watch her in the years
to come.
We have found John Brown
quiet, modest demeanor, with basis
of sterling worth and integrity. He
we'll bears acquaintance.
Chester Caldwell, the class orator
has all these years charmed his hear.
ers with his matchlcss oratory. In
his command of language. and clean
cut classic diction. we can but recall
that eminent scholar, the Honorable
Woodrow Wilson.
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low, and in his calm, natural state,
he bears a marked resemblance to
that famous actor, Fatty Arbuckle.
o, Chester, thou art truly great, and
of infinite variety.
Marie Caldwell, our class prophet
ess, has seen visions and dreamed
dreams; and she is not without honor,
even in her own country She is not
only prophecies. for she wears the
laurcls of victory like queen. Her
sublime confidence in future events
but reflects her lofty nature, and the
conceptions of a brilliant mind.
Lois Curtin is small in stature on
ly, sbut otherwise she is mighty in
word and deed. IT'S said by some
that she yields the scepter of Love
like goddess. If she be a goddess,
tits of justice-for she is both true
and just.
Robert Fry is gentleman by
birth, and scholar by nature. In
the clean composite of his makeup,
truth and honor intermingle and pre-
vail, unhindered and unmolested. He
is an excellent young gentleman.
Irene Harris is also small in size,
but is multum in parvo., She has
made for herself host of friends,
who wish for her useful and most
successful life.
Floy Kirby is young lady of
pleasing manners and charming per-
sonality. She is genuine and sincere,
and her friendship is much to be
coveted. May the king who wins her
hand be worthy of the queen.
Robbie Latta is a fine student, and
justly merits the esteem of the en-
tire student body. In character, she
is the synonym for excellence. In
physique and bearing she is stately,
imposing and Irresistible Hear me,
o, Jcwett! Believest thou me?
James Massey is tall and wiry, has
always been interested in athletics,
and well has played his part. James
has the pep" and ginger"
Gaynell McCord has easily estab-
lished her individuality, and is pos
sessed of a grace and charm peculiar
to youth and splendid mentality. In
the student body. she occupies po-
sition and relation of prominence and
excellence.
Claire May Mott has been with us
through all the years, and with ad-
miration and tenacious pride has
reached the top, an honor to herself,
to her class, and to the school. Honor
to whom honor is due.
Louise Payne is noted for her
splendid work in the society, and her
readings have made her famous.
Were we permitted to delve into the
future, we would dare to prophesy.
Louise and Docia Saunders have
been weighed In the balances, and
found not wanting. They are loyal,
faithful and studious. Their true
worth has long been established.
Mary Kate Stalcup is noted for her
and purity of character, and
she is esteemed by all. AS an actress,
she he's displayed wonderful histrion-
ic talent in Every Youth" Though |
of noble birth herself. yet she is not
related by blood to the Earl of Bruer-
dom, as is generally believed.
Wallace Stone. the president of our
class, well deserves and merits the
honor conferred upon him. He is
genial, most studious, and general
favorite. Wallace Stone, good, bet
ter, best.
The name of Charles s. TaIley will
go down in history as an athlete. |