Ensworth School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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f . f- Lisa--to learn and be smart. 5 1 3? 31? '+:1-.5 J -1 W -.5 L-,Q 5 C xr T' 'I ' I . FRONT ROW: Robb Scnhyder, Eric Smith, Donald Phillips, Rob McDonald, Jeff Van Sicklen. CENTER: Anne Cowan, Jane Rowland, Robin Jones, India Webber, Lisa Rodgers, Suzanne Hines, Mary Diddle, Martha Tanner. BACK: Connie Sanders, Frances Norman, Edward Jackson, Jimmy Pilkerton, Daniel Liff, Mrs. Maier, Mary Farris Cook, John Earthman, Foster Creighton, Mary Caroland, John Trammell. MRS. MAIER'S FIRST GRADE First grade is so exciting and new. In short months there's much to do-- N First no one knew exactly why he was here. But now we know the reasons for a school year. ?J-'ff X Why do you go to school? .2 , . . 34- ' X Connie--there is no teacher at home. V y. I Davey--to learn many things to be a big person. ,-.- ,Q Mary C.--to be a mother you have to learn to do equations. I , Jeff- -because if you don't you won't know anything. 9' Martha--you have to learn to write so you can write notes for your f- ' little girl when she wants to go visiting. A- Anne--to not be stupid. 15 . 1 5,4 ' Marry Farris--to learn to grow up and be a lady. Eric--to be a policeman. Mary D.--Somebody might ask me something and I have to know the Q answer. -5 Donald- -to learn so I'm a good father. If Frances--'Cause if I want to work I have to go to school. 5 V3 if G Cdwpln ,gp 41 ' ' - SLXQ lj Q BHK Fliuwl lboki, C Cf