Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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— FLORENCE SRAMEK'S activities were: ’37-’40, Drill Team: ’38, Secretary Home Economics Club; '39-’40, Vice President Future Homemakers Club, Charm Club; '40, Journalism Club, Dandee Lion. “A girl you'll never want to forget, And after many years, you won’t, I’ll bet.’’ ALYNE STEWART was transferred from Garret in ’40; her activities here were: Journalism Club, Dandee Lion, basketball. “Sweet as a red rose. This is something everyone knows. ALETTA SUBLETT was transferred from Bethel, ’37-’38. In Aletta’s few years here, she has gained many friends. “May her life be bright and rosy, Like the petals of a posy. VICTORIA TROJACEK’S activities were: Future Homemakers Club in ’39-’40. A girl who doesn’t have much to say. But is sweet and kind in every way. AGNES TUPY’S activities were: ’39, Charm Club; ’40, Future Homemakers Club. “You’ll find her to be a true pal, v As well as a nice gal. A. L. TURNER’S activities were: ’36, Athletic Club; ’38, Madcap Players, Glee Club; ’39, Dramatic Club, tennis. Junior Play; ’40, Dramatic Club; ’36-’40, Band. “Away with your worry! Come on with your fun, Be happy and merry ’til the day is done. ELSIE VALEK’S activities were: ’39, Athletic Club; ’40, Future Homemakers Club. “We wish you happiness your whole life through, Good luck and fortune in everything you do. JANIE VALEK’S activities were: ’39, Charm Club; ’40, Spanish Club, Future Homemakers Club. “Of all the girls in the Senior Class, None is gayer than this young lass.

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LAURA BESS RAMSEY was transferred from Garret in '40. Her activities have been: Dandee Lion, Journalism Club, and basketball. “She’s new with us this year, But we are glad to have her here.” JAMES DOOLEY RIDLEY'S activities were: ’36-’40, Band; '38, Journalism Club; ’39, Choral Club; '40, Football Manager. “A good football manager is he, And a better one you’ll never see.’’ BYREL RIDLEY’S activities were: ’37-'40, Band; ’38, Journalism Club, Choral Club; '39, Choral Club; '40, National Honor Society. “She’s pretty hard to fool, ’Cause she’s one of the smartest girls in school.” DORIS KATE SCHOEPS’ activities were: ’37, Drill Team: '38, Drill Team, Journalism Club; ’39, Tennis, Choral Club; '40, Dandee Lion, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. “We’ll find that she zuill always win. One touch of merriment will cause a grin.” ALEAN SEARCY'S activities were: '37-’38, Future Homemakers Club; ’38-’39, Charm Club. “A girl who does her part. In winning her way into your heart.” JAMES SHEBESTA’S activities were: '37, Future Farmer Club; '38. Varsity E Club, track; ’37-’40, football. “At athletics he always tries his hand, So he will become like the ancient cave-man.” JIMMIE SIMS’ activities were: ’37-’40, Drum Major, “Liar at Large,'' Journalism Club; '39, Secretary Junior Class, Junior Play, Choral Club; '40, Dandee Lion, Cicerone, Office Asst., Treasurer Quill and Scroll, Beauty. “A young lassie without a care. Never refusing to take a dare.” RUSSEL SPENCER'S activities were: '39, Camera Club, Dramatic Club; '40, President Camera. Aeronautics Club. “He tinkers and tankers with airplanes. So surely he'll fly to fortune and fame.”

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J. L. WARREN’S activities were: ’36-’40, Band; ’39, Choral Club; '40, Dramatic Club. Casey is our school’s engineer. But why, oh why did it have to be here? CECIL WARREN'S activities were: ’57-’40, Band; '38, Journalism Club, Vice President Camera Club; ’39, football, Varsity E Club, Junior Play, National Honor Society; ’40, Dandec Lion, football letterman, Journalism Club. A football player, and a very good one. He’s helped us win all of the games we’ve won. JO WHITE'S activities were: ’38-’40, Band; ’39, Junior Play; ’40, Yearbook Club, Cicerone. Jo is as good as you can find, As good as any gold mine.” ADELE WHITFILL’S activities were: ’37, Madcap Players; ’38, Dramatic Club; ’39, Dramatic Club; ’40, Charm Club. A girl whose tongue is lovely bound, A faster talker can’t be found. HENRIETTA' WHITFILL was transferred from Alma this year and has not had time for outside activities. Anything that she does for you Shows that she’s your friend through and through.” THELMA WHITFILL %va.s transferred from Alma in ’40 and she has been too busy with her studies to enter into any of the activities. She is another twin. Friends she’ll always win. JULIA WILLIAMS’ activities were: ’37-’38, Madcap Players, Drill Team; ’39, Dramatic Club, Junior Play; ’40, Dandee Lion, Bookworm Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. As good as a priceless gem, Anyway, she’s priceless to him.” JUNE WILLIAMS’ activities were: ’37-’38, Drill Team; ’39-’40, Pep Leader; ’38-’39, Choral Club; ’39, Treasurer Junior Class; ’40, Cicerone, Dandee Lion, Debate. Of all the girls you’ll ever meet, You’ll find that she is mighty sweet.”