Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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LESLENE BALDRIDGE. Leslene is known among the students as one of the shining lights of the social and scholastic realms. We look forward to her attaining wonderful accomplishments in music, especially piano. JACK MOORE. Jack seems to be a boy without any particular ambition. He is very fond of working hard to keep out of work. He especially enjoys helping other people with their private affairs. ELLOIE BARKLEY. Elloie, because of her quiet and reserved nature is only fully appreciated by her intimate friends. When with them, she is quiet (?) She has a burning desire to travel. We hope that good-looking man, the name of whom she refuses to tell us, will appear before so very long and brighten her hours of 1 ravel. I u FANNIE MAE DAVIS. Fannie Mae is a rare student and has stood at the head of the class since her first year in High School. She has a quick temper and is sometimes misunderstood. She bids fair to be a successful teacher, but not an old maid.

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FRED CRUMLEY. Fred, “our Senior mite,” is quite thoughtful. He can give complete satisfaction to all of the teachers. His excellent delivery leaves impression that he knows more than he really does. Quite a number of the girls sigh because Mrs. Crumley won’t let them care for ler baby. RUTH MAE WEISINGER The most deceiving thing about Ruth Mae is her red hair, her lovely disposition speaks for itself. Although she has been with us only wo years, she has impressed everyone as an all-round sweet girl. JOE LINDLE. Joe is capable in more than one way. He has been with us only one year, but has made a lasting impression on all of his classmates. Some day we will awake and find him in congress.. RUBY GOODWIN. Ruby is our class president and has proved to be the girl for the place. Her greatest ambition is to be a successful literary teacher. Ye fear for her and voice her daily prayer that she may grow to be a “big woman” in mind so that if her pupils will not bow to her size they will reverence her mind.

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MELBA TILLEY. Although Melba lives just across the street from school, she is always at school just three-quarters of a minute before nine. If you want to give Melba pleasure, ask her to smile and you will have the double gratification of pleasing her and yourself. Imagine her teaching children, not “readin’, writin’ and ’rithmetic. ” but how to have a sweet disposition. FRED IIARPER. When we look at this picture It becomes quite a mystery Why one so good looking Would not hand in a history. MARY STUART HESSER. Mary Stuart “our Senior beauty,” has a live ambition to be a prima donna. She is a girl whom it delights to make others happy. May she brighten the home of her parents for many years with her voice and sunny nature. EVERETT LENNON. Some day, Everett will teach the professors civil engineering and higher mathematics. He, too, has been with us only one year, but in this brief time has been fortunate enough to gain the esteem of all of his teachers. especially the lady teachers.