Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured ar e the elected officers of the Student Council-Shirley Tim s , reporter: Jane McBrierty, vic e-president, John I... Hinkle, president, Margaret Ho dg e, sec- retary-treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE TY During their junior ye a r, the following students were elect- ed to membership in the Na- tional H o n o r Society by their teache 1' s: Iweeta Cox, Ann Glaspy, B o r ah New'1in, Mar- garet Hodge, and Joyce Thorn- hill. Officers of the 1949 NHS are AnnGlaspy,presidentg Jane Bell, vice-president, Jane McBrierty, s e c r e ta r y- Dian Hawkins, reporter. ,fun -Q il 3 47,-. .yzfjfl THE STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured above i s the membership of the Student Council. The s e students are the elected p r e s id e nts of the home rooms. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Roach, these students have endeavored to promote im- provement campaigns for the school and to assist in the development of school spirit and sportsmanship. ff 4 ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Based on leadership, scholarship, charac- ter, and service the new members include six seniors and eight juniors-Ann Donnell. Mary Ne ll W o o d, Anna Beth Hart, Jane Bell, Rita V e nab le , Robert Gray, Mary Frances Grant, J o e Bob Walker, Dorothy Vavra, John T. P ur c ell, Dian Hawkins A lb e 1' t Gurecky, J a n e McBrierty,a nd Peggy Ware. 9

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yah lf, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Under the leadership of its sponsors,Mrs. Maurine Overall and Miss Mary Walker, the F.H.A. club ha s participated in many interesting activities including the Valen- tine Dance, and the hayride, honoring the beau, Par Towb. 31-1 MO T 5 F Eusnssucv anna QR BOBBY MQCLENDON FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Loaded in a bus and ready to leave for the State Fair of Texas are these F.H.A. girls. Planning the affairs of the club are .Tane McBrierty, president: Nancy .lane Dodd, vice-presidentg Ann Reed, secretary: and Mitzi Hedrick, reporter. PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH CLUB Working diligently in the annual roorn are nine members of the Pen, Pencil and Brush Club. Under the leadership of its officers, pictured above, this club draws, sketche s , and paints. Pictured in the foreground a r e a r t students working on the Cicerone. THE STORY LEAGUE Character building through story-telling is the motto of this active club who listens qxf intently to an interesting tale . Officer s include B e v e r ly Harper, presidentg Florence Ramsey, viCe-pres- identg Sa lly Jo Pannill, sec- retaryg Macie Ann Green, re- porterg andMrs. J.C. Oglesby, sponsor.

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EAA THE PHOTOGRAPHY C LUB The Photography Club is largely respon- sible for the pictures used in the Cicerone. S p ons o r e d by Mr. Williams, the club worked under the leadership of Joe D. Ruffin, presidentg Tommy Chalrners, vice- p r e s i d e n tg Royce Gardiner, secretary- treasurerg and John T. Purcell, reporter. 5 fs .. -mg - 1 U on , p veO'O'4 ' O ' W 061 V0 ' -Cal-51' W 1 0 Pyf f, X LY, as in o Five? A fa if -'iid 94' 4 K ygvgv . 1 v Q- 1 Meir , . -'aw Y4'oo,o4 , , X NI .MO VI , K l : :2a:Qr,A,' ,g 53, .': jf 34.4.-J V53 ,024 o'e':'o' 7 S93 THE TRAVEL C LUB The Travel Club is composed of 17 mem- bers i n t e r e s t e d in planning imaginary trips to far and near countries. This club is s p 0 n s o 1- e d by Miss Maude Barkley. lg Ll -, , A' pk 3. I THE HISTORY CLUB ...I It TA 5 7 9 . L A - L Under the leadership of Mrs. iv:-. . ' 9 Deeter Lester, th e Historian 5:5 -u ' T W 4, f Club is composed of boys and N U' ' . , girls interested in the impor- A ' it .s 5 it H I V tant historical events of mod- e if er ti .,,-- . ' ' 'lbs - ' ,.s' ' 5 f' n Ines' 'ff ,, fp. I , . ,ff 'ir p , rr 1 .32 -Y? G , thi Iwi , in THE ETIQUETTE CLUB Ten rn e mb e r s, sponsored by Miss Ruth Poff, study the rules of etiquette pertain- ing tothe youth of today. The officers are Minnie Ballew , presidentg Wanda Crow, vice-president: Thelrna Clark, secretary- treasurer.