St Matthews High School - Saints Scroll / Stinger Yearbook (St Matthews, SC)

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YELLOW JACKET PUBLISHED EVERY 6 WEEKS BY THE STUDENT BODY OF ST. MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL ST. MATTHEWS. S. C. Subscription Rate - - - - SI.00 Per Year EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Kathy Riley Assistant Editor Ann Alexander Business Managers Celestia Ann Stabler, Kathryn Wannamaker Sports Editore Jean Wardlaw, Shay Hane Feature Editors Kathy Smith, Kaye DeMars News Editors—Dianne Dent, Nancy Hill. Lewis Beckham. Mar- garet Ann Smoak, Webb Carroll. Photographer Owens Nelson Typist Sandra Prevatte Circulation and Exchange Managers—Ann Frazier. Barbara Ridgeway, Ann Smoak. Reporters—Kay Geiger, Steve Heape, Reta Ann Wiles. Gwen Stur- kie, Patricia Phillips, Libby Prevatte, Brenda Yelman. Art Editor Millie Keefe Faculty Advisor Mrs. Eva B. Tompkins Kathy Riley Editor-in-Chief 12

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l£HARACTER CLUB BETA Sandra Prevatte President Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Margaret Ann Smoak Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Crook Vice-President f Thomas Knight Dorothy Ann Kay Zeigler Geiger Reta Ann Rebecca Wiles Smith Aurelia Ott it Millie Brenda Keefe Yelman « Owens Nelson Kathryn Ayers Anne- Smoak Ann Frazier mmim 7 . Kathy Betty Steve Anne Ann Riley Tolleson Heape Matthews Alexander The Beta Club is a non-secret leadership service organization for high school students. The purpose of the organi- zation is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students of America, to reward meritorius achievements, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. The members of the Beta Club have been working unusually hard this year. For their money making project, they held a very successful car wash. Betas have presented three short skits in chapel and entertained the football teams after a game. The club has an informative program on matters pertaining to everyday problems for teenagers at every meeting. Everyone had an exciting time at the convention in February. They stayed at the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia, the center of the convention.

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED (L. to R.) Miss Swofford, Advisor; Rene Pendarvis, Reporter; Sandra Bozard, Treasurer; Carolyn Crider, Sec- retary; Jean Hair, President; Margaret Ann Smoak, Vice-President. SECOND ROW; Faye Fulmer, Patsy Lowder, Dianne Walling, Angie Jackson. Mary Ella Gates, Carlene Inabinet. Barbara Inabinet, Angela Sikes. THIRD ROW; Elaine Rucker, Claire Callahan, Nancy Crook, Vivian Crider, Linda Bozard, Sandra Mack, Dianne Crider. FOURTH ROW; Kay Geiger, Dorothy Zeigler, Paulette Inabinet. Christine Robinson, Linda Callahan, Kathryn Ayers. Carolyn Bozard, Barbara Ayers, Margaret Crim, Gwen Sturkie, Bonnie Inabinet, Kathryn Waltz. The Future Homemakers of America is a nation-wide school organization with membership open to all that have taken home economics. All members work toward their motto, Toward New Horizons. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SEATED (L. to R.) Lewis Golson, Sentinel; Billy Mack, Reporter; Truman Mack, Treasurer; Jimmy Robinson, Secre- tary; Pete Tucker. Vice-President; Lindsey Mack, President; Mr. Alexander, Advisor. SECOND ROW; Ricky Furtick, Jackie Crider. Cleon Crider, Wayne Smith, Brannon Hammond, Ted Pound, Jerry Zeigler, Tommy Knight, Bobby Barton, Lonnie Spires, Wayne Heckle, Ralph Hooker, Ronnie Bozard, Allen Hooker, Charles Furtick, Billy Zeigler, Glenn Spires. The Future Farmers of America is made up of boys who are studying Vocational Agriculture. This year we have 25 members. Among the activities will be entry in the contests for Soil Judging, Dairy Cattle Judging, Beef Cattle and Swine Judging, and the Orangeburg Fatstock Show. The chapter will continue to operate its nursery and shrubbery bed from which members may root and grow their own plants; also, we plan to sell some plants. Several of our boys ran the concession stand at the football games and the pro eeds from these activities will be added to the chapter treasury.