Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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PAULINE HART’S activities were: ’39, Choral Club; ’40, Spanish Club. Small and unheard, Because she seldom says a word.” MARTHA JANE HAWLEY'S activities were: ’37, basketball, Home Economics Club; '38, basketball, Home Economics Sewing Club; '39, Future Homemakers Club. If you're looking for curly hair. Go to her and you’ll find it there.” W. C. HENDRIX’S activities were: ’37-’40, Band; ’39, National Honor Society; '40, National Honor Society. Honor and shame from no condition rise, Act well your part; there all the honor lies.” RUTH HOGABOOM was transferred from Houston in '38. Her activities were: ’39, Latin Club: ’40, Journalism Club, Yearbook Club, Dandee Lion, Cicerone. She’s as peaceful as a dove, And the kind that people love. MILDRED HORTON'S activities were: '37-’39, Drill Team; ’38-’40, Dramatic Club; ’39, Prompter for Junior Play, Choral Club; ’40, basketball. A good sport you’ll find her to be, A better one you’ll never see.” EMIL JANOUSEK'S activities were: '39, Future Farmers, basketball; ’40, Future Farmers, basketball. His nose is pug and his hair is red, But not a bad thing of him can be said.” HAZEL JONES’ activities were: '39, Future Homemakers, Drill Team; '40, Future Homemakers, Drill Team. She’ll grow into a woman nobly planned, The kind that is always in demand.” JOE JONES' activities were: ’37-’40, Athletic Club, and was chosen ugliest boy in Ennis High School. As choices of ugly boys run, He takes his title in all good fun.”

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KAY DUNCAN'S activities were: 'S8, Choral Club, Drill Team; ’39, Dramatic Club, Charm Club, Drill Team; '40, Drill Team, Dramatic Club. “And that smile like sunshine darts, Into many sunny hearts.” VIRGINIA ELLIS’ activities were: '37, Drill Team; '38, Drill Team, Dramatic Club in Yoakum High School; '39-'40, Dramatic Club in Ennis High School. “You'll look far before you find, One half so pretty and so kind.” ANNA LAURA FALLEN’S activities were: ’37-’40, basketball: '37, Madcap Players; '38, Dramatic Club; '39, Dramatic Club; '40, Dandee Lion, Journalism Club. Rig brown eyes and dark brown hair. Is she not passing fairT” NADINE FINLEY'S activities were: '38, basketball, Choral Club. “For a heart she is the balm, A living gale is better than a dead calm.” MARY FRANCES FITZGERALD'S activities were: '37-'40, Color bearer; '37, Asst. Librarian, Madcap Players; '38, Journalism Club, “Cub”; '39, Cicerone, Junior Play, Reporter National Honor Society; '40, Yearbook Club, Dandee Lion, Journalism Club, Editor Cicerone, National Honor Society, President Quill and Scroll. Charming and full of pep, Always willing to lend her help.” MARJORIE FITZGERALD’S activities were: '37, Drill Team; '38, attended school in Houston; '39, Choral Club; '40, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club. “She's a shining light, Although she is rather quiet.” MARGARET ANN HANES’ activities were: '37, Drill Team; '38, Drill Team; '39, Drill Team, Sec.-Treas. Choral Club; '40, Pres. Dramatic Club, Life Begins at Sixteen.” “We will always insist, There’s something about her you can’t resist.” ETHEL HART’ S activities were: ’37-’40, Future Homemakers Club. After all’s said and done. You’ll find that she’s lots of fun.”

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JOSEPHINE JONES’ activities were: ’37-’40, Band; '37, Athletic Club; '38, Choral Club; ’39, Dramatic Club; ’40, Dandec Lion, Journalism Club. “She'd rather be youthful than old, And she’s icorth her weight in gold. JUNE JONES, who came to Ennis this year, stayed with us only a few weeks and was transferred to Kentucky. As she was with us such a short time, she did not engage in any activities. “She stayed with us a little while, And left with us her sunny smile. NELMA KILPATRICK’S activities were: ’38, basketball; '39, basketball, Choral Club; '40, Bookworm Club. “A better girl you’ll seldom find, Gentle, sweet, and always kind. ANGELYN KING’S activities were: '37, Drill Team; '38, Choral Club; ’39, Band, Choral Club, Junior Play; '40. Cicerone, Yearbook Club, Public Speaking Club, Quill and Scroll. “Here’s to a girl who has her fun. And see’s that everything’s well done.” FRED KLECKA'S activities were: ’37-’40, Band; ’39, Camera Club, National Honor Society; '40, Bookworm Club, National Honor Society. “He can play that drum—and how! He’s nearly as good as Krupa now. IRENE KUCERA'S activities were: ’37, Drill learn; '38, Choral Club; '39, Charm Club, Cicerone; ’40, National Honor Society, Dandee Lion, Journalism Club, Quill and Scroll. “You know that she would Have a mind that's rich in all that’s good.” ROBERT LAMB’S activities were: ’38-’40, Band; ’37, Class Secretary; ’38, Glee Club; '39, Glee Club, Class President; '40, Business Manager Dandee Lion, National Honor Society, Cicerone. No matter what the ill winds are blowing. Depend on Bob to keep things going.” GERRY LAVENDAR’S activities were: ’37, Drill Team: ’38, Drill Team, Journalism Club; ’39, Choral Club; ’40, Cicerone, Yearbook Club, National Honor Society, Vice President Quill and Scroll. “This is the girl, With the golden curl.”