Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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FLETCHER ALDRIDGE. Fletcher, the Garrett Mayor, gives us ihe impression of a millionaire. Because of his curly hair and gallant manners (towards the ladies) he has won the regards of a little girl in the seventh frade. ALICE BLASSINGAME. Alice lives among the “untrodden ways in gentleness and sweetness of spirit. Usefulness is her chief characteristic, her most thrilling experience is the vanquishing of tramps. ARNOLD KUCERA. Arnold claims that his ambition is to be a lawyer. We think if In would follow up the talent dame nature has bestowed upon him— his originality and antique style—he would make a great literary artist. LETTIE LAMBKIN. Lettie promises to be a famous artist in painting and drawing. She is also well informed on all the dances, especially the latest ones.

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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.

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KATHRYN REAGOR. Kathryn gives us the impression that woman’s freedom of speech is restricted in most convents. She has gone to three different convents and by her untiring desire to talk she provokes this belief. GRACE LAMPKIN. Grace is one of those who helps to keep this world of ours well balanced. She is the opposite of quiet and unassuming. She is studious and ambitious. If dreams come true one day will find her to be a great leader in the art of music. RAYMOND RAPHAEL. As a trembling little (?) freshman. Raymond has always been a good pupil and giv en no trouble whatever. This is usually attributed to his “timidity,” but when we learn him better, we decide it is modesty rather than timidity. ELNORA WOOD. Elnora because of her lack of energy takes a joke good naturedly. She is considered “funny” by her intimate friends, but it takes a good while to learn it from observation. Her chief ambition is to teach the “young hopefuls” of some rural district to hate cats.