Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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dollimdlmnfl giofaumnft The Pan-American Student Forum is composed of boys and girls Who are interested in maintain- ing a spirit of friendliness among our nationalities of the western hemisphere. The local chapter, through eir regular club programs, studie var- ious pha of Pan-American relatioyis to W ' we was osely associated. C ff of Ml QFHCERA Xt President .i...., l ....rr. ,rr,r..............,...,...ir,r T ommy Ravell Vice-President .ii.r. i...,,r.,, E dwin Gurecky Secretary i,....r,r,, i....r.,,..,,ri... I eaneta lsom Reporter r.,...,.. ..i........ K enneth Iohnson Sponsor ..,... ......... . Alice K. Wilson lflfladldl do lima, Qflllflflf The Model Airplane Club is composed of boys Who are interested in airplanes, in the principles of aeronautics, and in flying. As a result of their club work, many of the boys received an inspira- tion Which has led them to an appreciation of the fine details in model airplane construction. Those more advanced in the work turned out some very attractive models. OFFICERS President .... ..... .....................,.............. R obert Kasper Vice-President ...... ,v......... D ouglas Cave Secretary .......... .... .............. I o e Hawkins Sponsor ............. ....... P . A. Davenport lflROl1'jfl2C!7f?fl0Jl!lCA Cflfvillr The Mathematics Club is composed of a small number of boys Whose interests carry them into the field of higher mathematics. Under the guidance of Mr. Whitfill, the club periods were spent solving difficult problems involving various branches of mathematics. OFFICERS President ................,.,.....................cc............ Frank Parks Vice-President ........................,.....,.........., Glynn Woods Secretary .,.........,.,. ..,,,...... B obbie Cox Re orter ............ ..c.,..... I ohnny Quinn P Sponsor .......... ......... A . L. Whitfill

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Clfauvidlhj CILUJL- Indicative of its name, this organization offered a variety of activities and programs. The interests of the various members were considered, discussed, and evaluated. Club periods were spent in debat- ing, giving reports, presenting formal programs, as Well as planning and participating in club parties. OFFICERS President . . . i,s,,si . . Dorothy Mullins Vice-President . Gay Nell Tucker Secretary L isiss .. .Ruth Hornbuckle Reporter ss,s . . . iiss,s..i .. Hazel Ruth Boon Sponsor ssi,,,s i,.,....., K atherine Schwartz SL-'!lJljbl!LJ'ZC 3'-UU'Z.ftflfLEJ7fA - The Ennis Chapter of the F. F. A. has been rather busy throughout the -year with practice and shop Work. Projects and activities include the initiation of twenty-five greenhands into the chapter, Dis- trict Baby Beef Show, April 125 building lockers in gym 1 raising 325 fryers for the F ather-Son banquet: attending Hereford Exposition in Dallas: building brooders, and other activities. OFFICERS President ...,............................................ Owen Anthony Vice-President ........ .............. , L. C. Parks Secretary ............. ............ H arold Nash Treasurer ......... .......... L eonard Sellers Reporter ........ .......... C ecil Shugart Advisor ......... .,......,.... H , G, Vick 50174 9 ijtto0 Seventy-five high school boys were members of the Boys' Athletic Club. Organized games of bas- ketball, softball, and football were played at vary- ing intervals. Under the leadership of Coaches Lowrance and Shrader, the boys were grounded in the fundamentals of good sportsmanship. OFFICERS President -.----......-. ........................... I Oe Lee Gorman Vice-President .,,.,,, .,,,g,,. R 054399 Mgfqgn Secretary .-......... ........... S ammy Molina Sponsors -----.--- ........ R Obert Lowrance C. H. Shrader t ' r ,

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