Ensworth School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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gh qs -Ae. ,1 ill' 'QQ' 'fr FRONT ROW: Henrick Westh, Craig Medlin, Palmer Jones, Clay Harlin, Lee Smith, Darr Hall, Billy Knox. CENTER: Kim Sumner, Libby Robinson, Molly Howell, Lisa Lerman, Shannon Stoney, Adeleide Fowler, Debbie Feustal, Sabele Foster. BACK: Tommy Commings, Walter Diehl, John Cheek, Donald Cowan, Allen Cargile, Clive Sell, Mr. Bonne- ville, Martha Watts, Lynn Sanders, Heidi Zukoski. Not Present: Mark Beveridge. ,fj,, 1' l If if 'fl Cf. f l: XCCTTT . 'V -JAC: MR. BONN.TlVILLE'S SIXTH GRADE 'Nev--' If C ,- The 6-B class started out the new school year with much confusion but as the year went on things calmed down. Don Cowan, Clive Sell, and Mark Beveridge each received a trophy for playing outstanding football. The class enjoyed decorating the room when holidays came along. When the Christ- mas season came along our class tree brightened up the room. Our room mother, Mrs. Fowler, contributed much to our parties. As the year went on competition between the girls and boys was popular in the game of Capture the Flag. We have enjoyed this year very much. 6l

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