Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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GERTRUDE MANN. “Our dignified Senior” will some day honor her social circles with her music. We hope, however, that this will not i.'terefere with her automobile rides. JIMMIE 1101)0. In Jimmie we find a very congenial hoy. lie doesn't seem to be very fond of school work, but he has satisfactorily done his work with credit to himself and his teachers. He has a strong determination, which in itself makes us look forward to his achieving wonderful hings. BERNADINE BURKIIEAD. Bernadine, the “brunette,” from Boyce, with her dainty taste her sweet disposition and her serious mind, has won the friendship of each individual member of the class . of Ifi. She is fond of music and as a rule allows herself to be imposed on by people who wish to hear music. MATTIE LUSK. Mattie enjoys foot ball, base ball and all other balls (bawls). If it were not for her rah, rah’s, the boys would feel rather neglected. She wants to make a successful mathematics teacher.

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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.

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GRACE CROWDER. Grace has been here two years and has made for herself a place in our large class. She is a joy to her teachers as soon as they learn her disposition. Her ambition is to be mistress of a large modern country home. CHERRY LAIJDERDALE. Cherry always sees the funny side of the most solemn incidents. She never seems to be studying and yet glides calmly through her work with results satisfactory to herself She possesses several medals given by her music teacher. This proves conclusively that it is not impossible for her to do “two things at once.” CLIFFORD McGT'LLOl'GH. Clifford, a Mississippian. joined us in 1907. He is very quiet and is held in the highest esteem by all who know him. It would surprise us if the next generation did not study McCullough’s laws on physics and scientific discoveries. DELTA CREECH. Delta—always smiling, carefree when surrounded by laughter and jollity. At one time she pledged herself to foreign missionary work. We hope her zeal in this undertaking has not abated in her efforts to finish in Ennis High School.