Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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JOHN W. ARDEN—John is a barnyard all in himself, as he can produce more various noises than any other known human being. He often disturbs the whole class by one of his meows. His feet have been a puzzle to all mathematier ans as to whether they are two feet square or two square feet. V Y V I A N GREENSTREET—A very careful student and loved by all is Vyvian. Her wise judgement and trust worthy character have brought to her positions of honor and responsibility. No matter what the occasion is, she is always ready to lend a hand and make affairs successful. TED TERRY—A hard working ambitious youth, who always gets what he goes after is Ted. He is a student of the first class and literally eats up phosphorous and other strong chemicals. lie has served as business manager of the ‘‘Bashaba” with much credit. JENNIE STOVALL—Jennie is an exceptional school girl, for she refused to blow her own horn when she had the opportunity. She is nnt a sober, sanctimonious person, but always wears a smile upon her lips and a twinkle in her eyes, and so she numbers her friends by the score.

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GRACE LAWSON—W e can truthfully say, to know Grace, you must find her out. She has a special aversion of failing in any subject, and consequently manages to always make a pass. Gentle and studious are her chief characteristics. LONNIE HOWARD—Whenever the Seniors have trouble he is always appointed chairman of the “cam-raising” committee. He is a leader in all students activities and reminds one of Die Irishman’s goat, the more we see him, the better we like him. LILLIAN McCLAIN—Her sunny smile and unusual originality have won for her a host of friends. She takes things as they come and absolutely refuses to be stirred bv the regular monthly tests. She is great on explanations; every move she makes she can explain. CLEO WRIGHT—Cleo is the practical member of our class, since she believes in letting everyone run his own affairs. Dignity in its truest sense, certainly applies to her and for this reason she seems on first acquaintance to be unapproachable, but when better known, she is always loved.

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ANNIE MAE OVERHISER—To please her teacher and do her work is the principal aim of this modest retiring maid. She is a quiet, but strong force in her class. The better you know her, the better you like her. MATTIE WRIGHT—Mattie has a way of smiling at you that is enough to make you feel good for a week. The imp of mischief seems to have made his home in those blue eyes of hers. Whenever there is any fun to be had—Mattie heads the list. SHELBY SMITH—S h e 1 b y is rather decrepit in his movements and declares he wouldn’t get in a hurry even if his intended were in trouble. When we take Shelby seriously he is very agreeable. We know he is sure to succeed in any undertaking. ROBBIE McNORTON—R o b b i e has a natural freshness and beauty that appeals to every one. Her sterling qualities have won the highest esteem of her classmates and teachers. She is a firm believer in specializing friendship. 25