Forest Hill High School - Rebel Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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BETAS LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE Asa member of the Beta Club I shall strive to promote the principles of honesty, justice, service, cooperation, responsibility, industriousness, humility, and charity. Continuing to serve school and community, the Beta Club has sent delegates to Youth Congress, provided food for needy families, and represented Forest Hill at the State Beta Convention. We serve best by serving others. BETA CLUB OFFICERS President-John Matthews Vice-President-James Beasley Secretary -Martha Rochester Treasurcr-Judi Killion 121

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As the middle man between the student body and the administration, the Forest Hill Student Council strives to promote courtesy, honesty, and school spirit. In its effort to better Forest Hill, the Student Council sponsors pep buses to away games, a courtesy week, Career Day, regular assemblies, the awarding of scholastic letters, and the publication of the school handbook. However, the work of the council goes deeper than just its projects. What about the broken pencil sharpeners or the bell that doesn't ring? Tlirough an active participation in student council associations and the adherence to rules of parliamentary procedure, the Forest Hill Student Council improves itself and provides leaders for Forest Hill. STUDENT GOVERNMENT PROMOTES HIGH IDEALS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President: Rodney Laughlin Vice President: Randall Miller Secretary: Edith Robinson Treasurer: Frankie Walsh SPONSORS Mrs. Ruth Nichols, Mrs. Anne Hardy, Mr. Charles Nelson. 1 '

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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Frankie Walsh, BUSINESS MANAGER, Barbara Farris, LAY-OUT EDITOR, Mrs. Anne Hardy, SPONSOR, Edith Robinson, EDITOR. THE REBEL From amid the jungle of copy sheets, snapshots, and a most harried staff comes the 1965 REBEL, to stand as a reminder of the memories of the past year. The staff hopes that this edition of the REBEL will afford each of you the fond memories that it will us, as we remember the many hard hours of work meeting a deadline, the coke cartons in the annual room, and the spooks lurking just outside tire door in that dark hall. Without die cooperation of a wonderful Mrs. Anne Hardy, who encouraged us when the going got rough, tliis REBEL would not have been completed. But amid all die turmoil, we die REBEL Staff wish you-HAPPY MEMORIES!! FRONT ROW: Frankie Walsh, Edith Robinson. SECOND ROW: Martha Rochester, Sherry Boyt, Ruth Ann Mc-Murchy. THIRD ROW: Sher-rell Hanna, Faithe Boatner, Charlotte Pigg, Larry Crawford, Buddy Lindamood, Reba Cook, Chip Davis, Harry Peterson. FRONT ROW: Beth McNamee, Jackie Horton. SECOND ROW: Judy Fruit, Betty Steel, Judi Killion. THIRD ROW: Don Woodward, Barbara Farris, Mary Anderson, Ava Sims, Linda Lee,Tony Elam.