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BETA CLUB AND ANNUAL STAFF It is with great pleasure that the Beta Club and Annual- Staff present the 1930 WHIPPET to the students and faculty. The Beta Club, an honorary scholastic organiza- tion which was organized in Kosciusko in 1947, has as its motto Let us lead by serving others.” Leading the Beta Club this year are: President, Janie Merle Giles; Vice-President, Susie Jordan; Secretary, Joan Neal; Treasurer, Sally Sloss; Executive Committee, Lucy Love Wallace and Sammie Ellen Oden; Program Committee, Betty Jo Smith, Betty Ann Rigby, Mary Virginia O'Neal; Social Committee, Helen Power, Frances Jo Peacock, Gloria Hartness. The 1930 members are; Frances Ivey, Joan Shcrrard, Alice Bailey, Marene Pender, David Fowler, Bobbie Duncan, Mary Comfort, Martha Comfort, Charles Braswell, Johnny Turner, Buster Oliver, Tommie Lacey, Sylvia Bailey, Katherine Flint, Julie Irving and Margaret Nell Powell. A B” average is necessary for admittance to the Beta Club. Eligible this year are: Eugene Ellis, H. R. Fraiser, Pat Curtis, Sara Nell Fultz, Charlotte Owens, Clara B. Tolleson, Charlotte Maddox, Jimmy Graves, Earl Guyton, Tommie Hollingsworth, Reba Lindsay, Dorothy Ann Moody, Floyce Reynolds, Betty Robbins, Ann Sloss, Martha Smith and Ouida Williams. Combined with the Beta Club are the following members who composed the Annual Staff: Allen Abies, Hendrix Brcntz, Bonnie Sue Wilder, Morgan Guess, Fay Ivey, Irene Jones, and Yvonne Sweatt. Mrs. George Ray, Sponsor of the Beta Club and Annual, wishes to express her appreciation to every member of the Annual Staff for their diligent effort that they have put forth to make a success of this annual, and especially to Allen Abels who has done most of the art work for THE WHIPPET.
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Kos - Z -Hi Daze I PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF THE KOSCIUSKO HIGH KOSCIUSKO, MISS., DECEMBER 3, 1949. J VOLUME XII KOSCIUSKO WINS LEGAL DECISION TW- 950 YVhi to the new sch faculty and the n marc •Judge Herbert Holmes has ■ IVJU55IJ vJj ruled the court had no jurisdic- «r lfc lion over the Mississippi Hitch ! Grammar ‘ School Association. However, operetta «f he did hold that Brent , had Motjl • been eligible throughout the formanccs V T«r, football season because of Mr. | p m and ,„V ,, Henna's ruling in September. Rrammar scho 1949. and hrs md as a fact that (.eeds ., be usc the Stale j %» Committee | books V,er si had no vT forfeit Kos- for Vde ciusko’sC m disqualify I A Brentz. Xb jg he had no } J jurisdiction ptfr the Associa- 1 j ' tion, he dissolved the injunction, ’ oh but gave Kosciusko the right to amC„ Wpeal with supersedeas, which l,uu rs' jmeans that the injunotWI%U and dlrectors were remain in force “‘s- B™ preme Court hears ( J J Ncll,c Ford f L X Perplexing qiJ o be solved by V Beat Pic jj . eluded: Did John A enough courage to cilia’s hand? WIv- on nno A 3jfll 1,0 Pa-vec to the Indians c act p.aye - Tus fine work. Thanksgb' ,° k The annuJP 1 banquet honoring the V L j ll be held in the school «k 'on Friday night, December T r Miss Emma Bostwick and the cheerleaders will sponsor the ban- quet, and Mrj|l fe««rall, with her efficient corvjf ' iters, will be lesponsible Members of the WhippK -+ will be the guests of theirSh yf Also present witfbe Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hires. Mr. and Mrs. SkipwoP fclach and Mrs.Jfc k' son. Co Wessoif 1 and M» - T oach 4 Mills. lS -4 nr ' Jrhere V -Jot each i ------of izations, an ou section and ath! u Atographs of 3 s and of yugh scho jy annual dftred or mor T e much better year. The political to the rosturm. see thi . dense n igU P L begu lkpice rfr have ■r Pris- when 5 irst years Vr eV A film, •Ann 'own just befon m the scht kTMAS THANK in land. He. Thap - rempts . $ Thank God for Christmas Him for Christ, whose birthday for the spirit of giving, and ih: Thank Him for the enure ous Christmas, and for t! gather in thousands :A d sing prya%|ri the Pi iijr. s that win ring 11 ions of A:np s all over vNe x VN c C Ch: .me th; home tl to live or n in his communit Mrs. M. O. Pali ' ville gave the r i Education. Saic j “We parents ar- Mwncrit :V chief j X resources: %thy children f.er the repoi muni«jM • lancil ' Chrisfk •'vWG tion mas wi!l-4L of Bethlehem told to lin church services There wi F I Vbea. i Ehildre» be no lev , a masci Yes, 11 union over our c n and 4 « }ht y U 9 v Jnave the coiW| boy. Billy Bigby: No. because I don think it is ap You really have a very nice paper this vear. and already I miss
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