Ensley High School - Jacket Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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TEACHERS ARE HUMAN' TOO Hard working and devoted . . . active in extracurricular doings ... sometimes criticized, sometimes lauded . . . just . . . representing the authority to the wayward, the key to the answers to the inquisitive . . . policy makers . . . enforcers of rules . . . counseling the trouble makers . . . friends, educators . . . busy, but never too busy to help a student.

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Human . . . laughing . . . serious . . . studious . . . sometimes getting into trouble, somehow getting out . . . maturing . . . thinking and wondering . . . asking questions . . . being curious, industrious, optimistic, lazy . . . being ourselves . . . the soul of the school - the heart of tomorrow . . . confident seniors . . . juniors feeling very much like upper classmen... sophomores caught between sure and unsure . . . excited freshmen, embarking on a new adventure . . . sometimes patient and sometimes not . . . classmates helping each other to grow'. Its Personalities

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MR. PENNINGTON Mr. Pennington as principal at Ensley is well qualified through his educational experiences and understanding of youth to fill this position. He lias worked without ceasing for our educational improvement; encouraged and guided us in all our undertakings; taught us willingly, faithfully, and with the fullest capacity.