Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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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.

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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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THE ATHLETIC CLUB The A th l e ti c Club purposes to promote clean, wholesome athletics in Ennis High School. O ff i c e r s include Duane Potter, presidentg Daniel Emmert, vice-presidentg Jack Crow, secretaryg and Herbert Martin, reporter. C o a c h e s Blair and Moorman sponsor the club. X 1 THE GIRLS ' CLUB Under the sponsorship of Miss Katherine Maxson, 15 girls meet during club period every Wedne sday to get the exercise necessary for the development of healthy bodies. ' ' T iff-LQ 114. 5112 r, .f f-gzf 1 jf .7 ,tgp of- 2 HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The Orchestra C lub is com- posed of students interested in music. They have added much to the programs given in as semblies. Mr. Forrest Hendrick is the sponsor of this club. I 1 TYPING CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hinton the Typing C lub is composed of students interested in secretarial work. The following officers w e r e chosen: Betty W o o d , presidentg Joyce Thornhill, vice- president: Mary Nell Wood, secretaryg Alice Purcell, treasurerg and Betty Mc- Cluney, reporter.