Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The old members of the National Honor Society-Ioan Hefner, Ruby Calhoun, Marie McCormack, Ioe Hawkins, Patsy Wilson, Iean Gilmore, and Barbara Porter-present the installation services for new members. Officers of the N. H. S. include Barbara Por- ter, President, Kenneth Allen, Vice-Presi- dent, Margaret O'Bannion, Secretary and Treasurer, Aline Marchbanks, Reporter. NL B NAT Schojgsd OQONAL HO -sr fgew mfhfp, Hhs NOR Snnef mbsf eqderguqjl flies QQ - 13,4 Sox, 51.0, of ,Pyefe6OgQnZ?r1, A232611 byizlyd Serifarqcfer NeWf1hhQfjeS 'gon' S MQI- S IICICUGCSI the, -41711 ' Ma SDC DCTV' C175 AY QJQSD rgqref if foyceld gozcgllrg Mme if Od Thor I, P10 QR gef fwee nhlfl B fella IQ C O1-Qh OX Q , nd WWW gre isfegfeded by lflfgr '- A-41-I - -UVDU JS 1370 ,ST . Tf,f1Qn1fekQ9QS1ngfTfAL A - . c off Sm- Of1i'QU71SseSf1f1 f LU5 Tre, Qfd 5 Terr STS 1' mqffb ndlls Mr nr , . M Q ' e , - D , Y S110 U S Ch Qffg ofefcrry. 10642, MUS, ' Ofs life .1 O f . Lib- 0,5840 L15-ji RADIO CLUB Station LNS broadcasted Ennis High news each Thursday during homeroom period. The active group of students under the leadership of Miss Naomi McCarley fSemester lb and Miss Avanell Fowler iSe- mester llj elected the following club of- ficers: loan Clair Ledbetter, President, Pat Sibley, Vice-President, Marilyn Henry, Sec- retary, and Bobby Wolfe, Reporter. orfeh ' W Q ,-15, aff? X 1 We Wy - , fc' ', 3 55' V, ., '- 'rl S y 'I r rf? ,' ' ' i t 1,1 , -2 1 'X .gf 1- 5 l w, 6 t .ff f

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STUDENT COUNCTL The membership oi the Ennis High Schooi Student Conncii consists ot the eighteen homeroom presidents, These active stu- dents heip to promote schoot spirit and put in ettect the good sportsmanship code. Mice-Pli?5t COMES COUNCIL er em- 1 off' Schel L ' Pat lcefs-C . ester, RSSY Wilson 1511 Shaw Offer. Gnd, resid . I Duane ent Poi- ter Se ' .Cfet councll asggnzfncide pl GD Y' S for the Student risttsrvl CWB citric heXp fpne members Oi the Lg?-gvfgtyrd hindinfg - t with the Tw X onr tihrorr wits-S W gtso twin Yee? id 5 ohio A OR' books xojiiace The OKKXCSYS if ,QQ Vice- Oft attrac W -dent-, T15 O 'D 6 Fttifsrassrri or Xgeiotig tltcndtt, Bepofief-' O 5' ,Zi as, d w. Q --t. 5, ' T a t-515-:F T if A H JM sunmgha WY Tim lub' und eflre-tg ml Vlce S' Pre ' ef Th r - -P - Slde . elea' and CUSJEY Treqsurefesldem. G Ut, Kqtherl a- IDQI-Sl OITIS of T, Stud ' nd Ann 1I'1e our Lcfiin X the lan Reed' merican guage eigh- 1

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