Meridian High School - Meri Dian Yearbook (Meridian, MS)

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Firsl row: B. li. Walker, Billy Felknor, Margaret Cunningham, Agatha Culpepper, jose- phine Lowry, jessie Lee Smith, Patsy Carney, jean McCarver, Mrs. Thad Van. Srmzul mir: De Witt Denton, Hannah MeCraven, lilizabeth Hamilton, Mary lfelknor, Helen Aelvli, Allie Pha Brown, Caroline Hobbs, Dixie Gilbert, Charlene May. Tlwiril rua: l.ois Gartman, Alice Greer, ,lane Comfort, Doris Lane, Katharyn Grimes, Ruth Anders, Mary George, lfssie Mae Swearengen. Fnurllw mu: Walter Taylor, Cecil Mulloy, Eloise Poythress, Ben Poythreas, Mary lilizabeth Gal- braith, Doris Williams, lidward Lockard, Burt Lowry. WILDCAT STAFF The Wildcat is a bi-weekly newspaper which was founded in 1924 as a four- column, six-page publication. It has advanced to a six-column, six-page paper and is now edited by Agatha Culpepper. Mrs. Thad Van serves as faculty adviser. This official paper of MHS is a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press, the Quill and Scroll, and the Mississippi High School Press Association. In 1936 The Wildcat was rated among the first-class school papers in the twelfth annual contest sponsored by the Columbia Press Association, a national organi- zation of high school and college publications. The Wildcait received a score of 939 out of a possible score of one thousand. Josephine Lowry is news editor for the paperg Charlene May and Ben Poy- thress are business managersg Billy Felknor, sports editorg Cecil Mulloy, assist- ant sports editor. Fifteen students compose the reguiar reportorial staff. There are also two copy and proofreaders, five typists, and five students in charge of the exchange and circulation. The Wildcat has a regular exchange of one hundred ninety papers semi- monthly. Of this number, one hundred sixty-six are exchanged with other high schools and colleges throughout the United States. 90

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