Mt Zion Institute - Tusitala Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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OFFICERS Isabel McCants President Sarah Francis Wylie Vice-President Polly Roberts Sponsor IPmirh Club Organized last year, the French Club of Mount Zion is still in the experimental stages. Instead of having regular monthly meetings, it was agreed that the club would sponsor and bring before the school such things as French motion pictures, plays and good French literature. Part of this plan has been realized and the members this year are interested in continuing these objectives. Membership is confined to Seniors. Dory, Susan Dougi,ass, Dorothy Elliott, Katherine Lyles, Susanne MEMBERS McCants, Isabel McClintock, Margie McMasti-r, Caroline Patrick, Killough Porter, Edith Turner, James Wylie, Livian Wylie, Sarah Francis

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Mtnusboni IGatin (Ul«h Organized 1927 Nam ceterae neque temporum sunt neque aetatum omnium neque locorum; at haec studia adulescentiam acuunt, senectutem oblectant, secundas res ornant, adversis per- fugium ac solacium praebent, delectant domi, non impediunt foris, pernoctant nobiscum, perigrinantur, rusticantur.” Arnette, Jack Beckham, Billy Brabham, Ann Mildred Braswell, Mildred Center, Miriam Crawford, Retta Crosland, Ann Davis, Lucy Brown Day, Louise Doty, Billy DesPortes, Bobby Driggers, Elmer Ellison, Kate Enloe, Charles Ferguson, Dick MEMBERS Funderburc, Caroline Hendrix, George Goudelock, Betty Goudelock, Ella V. Hall, Betty Harmon, John Haynes, Talmadge Henderson, Robert C. Heustess, Willie Johnson, Ralph Jones, Austin Kirkland, Frederica McMaster, Elizabeth McMaster, Norvelle McMaster, Rachel McMaster, Quay Mercer, Anna Norman, Hamdy Park, Arthur Phillips, Betty Jo Ragsdale, Bob Rutledge, Mary Byrd Shedd, George Sitton, Jack Turner, Bobby Turner, Carrol Turner, Rebekah Wylie, Lindsay Wylie, Livian Wylie, Sarah Francis OFFICERS Sarah Francis Wylie President Livian Wylie Vice-President Willie Heustess Secretary Jack Arnette T reasurer Emilie H. Caldwell Sponsor

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3k 31 A The Junior Homemakers’ Association is a state organization for girls and by girls study- ing home economics. The letters J. H. A. represent three qualities of all good homemakers —Judgment, Health, and Achievement. Aim: A well-rounded personality for every girl and a happy home for every family. Motto: A live wire never gets stepped on.” Color: Gold and Maroon. MEMBERS Akins, Cassie Lee Hudson, Virginia Pearson, Doris Bagcott, Burnidene Jackson, Viola Pittman, Mary Branham, Thelma Leviner, Margaret Ramsey, Louise Craven, Leatha Levy, Eva Robertson, Francis Crawford, Lilly Belle Ligon, Betty Jean Stevenson, Erleen Enloe, Rachel McClintock, Annie Turner, Margaret Floyd, Maxinf. McGinnis, Doris Thigpen, Geneva Geddincs, Annie McLendon, Dorothy Watson, Roberta Hackle, Eldred Mattox, Betty Woods, Ethel Haley, Edna Mercer, Anna Young, Dorothy Hatchell, Edith Nelson, Elsie Young, Elizabeth Pate, Vivian Ruth Webster, Sponsor