Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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 • jl 7 m Miss Maud Barkley History Miss Barkley has grown dearer to E. H. S. students as the years have passed. She knows more history than most of us ever want to know. Her specialties are the history of the calendar and the English Constitution. Mr. D. L. Barnes Mathematics Mr. Barnes is distinguished chiefly by his length, his walk, and his good disposition. In him every E. H. S. boy and girl has a friend. NufF said. Miss Titia Belle Blanks Domestic Art We never saw her without a smile, and sho is right there” when it comes to the eats proposition. Miss Blanks should certainly have no trouble with the matrimonial problem, if that old saying is true. Miss Ida Mae Day Mathematics With her calm disposition. Miss Day endears herself to all. She possesses one of the cardinal virtues of women—quietness. When she speaks she says something worth while. Miss Lorena Dry Domestic Science Miss Dry hails from the Wild, wooly West.” a fact easily discerned by her freedom of speech and manner. Although she sometimes has to hold her temper with both hands, she has an unusually sunny disposition. 13 I - Vo. -

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 OUR FACULTY When the Good Ship 1 26 sailed out of port in September. 1925, amid the shouts of Bon Voyage ' from the interested populace, she bore only nine of her old officers on board. To fill the places of those who had not returned, seven others, new to us. had been employed. At the end of the first month, we paused to take on .Miss Wilmarth, who somewhat alleviated the crowded conditions of the sophomore and freshman classrooms. Every officer of our crew is a college graduate, a fact of which we are justly proud. Most of them spend their vacations better equipping themselves for their work. Miss Richmond. Miss Barkley, Miss Raphael. Mrs. Gray, Miss Ross, and Mr. Barnes have completed a large amount of work toward their Master s degree. Miss Richmond being in line for this degree at the University of I exas this June. And all the rest of our instructors are experienced sailors on the Sea of Education. In many respects, this has been the most successful voyage Ennis High School has ever known. We have had calmer weather, less mutiny, and other troubles than ever before, a fact to which Admiral O’Banion will testify. With Pilot Street directing our course, we have had swifter, smoother, and more methodical sailing than we have ever before experienced. We have come to look upon our faculty, not as guards who are put here to lake away the rights and privileges of free seamen, but as faithful advisors of our common good and safety, and as triends to those who walk uprightly. Wre appreciate their spirit of self-sacrifice and service in training us to be better Freshmen. Sophomores. Jun-

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Mrs. Archie D. Gray Business Administration In every activity of the school. Mrs. Gray is indispensable because of her ability and art of leadership. As Sponsor for the past twc years, she has endeared herself to each membe: of the Senior class. But how she works those classes in Shorthand! Miss Ei.oise K.IMBELL English We sometimes wonder if she will ever grow up. We hope not. We also wonder why she always seems to attract certain persons of athletic inclination. Although Miss Kimbell is hard-boiled'' in class, she is charming and lots of fun. Miss Bonnie Leslie Science Miss Leslie is as expert a mixer as you will find, as she has managed to keep the building intact. In many activities, she is always willing to do her share of the work—as well as the play. Mr. R. B. Neilson Science Athletic Coach Buck'' is an outstanding figure in E. H. S.. physically, intellectually, and vocally. He possesses a great love for God's great open spaces, which is exceeded only by his love for. er—football. MlSS WlLHEI.MINA RAPHAEL English Does she ever worry? or does anything evet disturb the calm serenity of her features? We often wonder. Miss Raphael is a general favorite among both students and faculty, and. according to Mr. Street, is a whiz for work i tifJC I f vv