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

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SUMMER CAMP ATTRACTS The girls and bus driver Jimmy Broody pose before an ocean swim. ENTHUSIASTIC FHA GIRLS Seated: (1 to r) Linda Stroman, Becky Prevatte, Doris Kaiser, Angie Jackson, Faye Fulmer, Suzette Waltz, Susan Crim, India Smoak, Terry Rast, Sandra Zeigler, Fonsein Smith, Susan Mclver, Elaine Hooker, Lois Crider, Idelle Mack, Lillian Walling. Second row: Gwen Sturkie, Vivian Crider, Dianne Crider, Linda Callahan, Linda Bozard, Marguerite Crim, Barbara Ayers, Catherine Waltz. Third row: Mrs. Pitts, Margaret Smoak, Jean Hair, Carlene Inabinet, Sandra Bozard, Carolyn Bozard. Third: Claire Callahan, Sandra Mack, Dorothy Zeigler, Bonnie Inabinet.

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The YELLOW JACKET is the high school newspaper. Six issues are published during the year, the last of these being the Senior issue. The staff, thirty-five students, is composed of seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. A Harvest Festival is sponsored by the YELLOW JACKET on Halloween of each year. A Harvest Queen and Harvest Princess are crowned. This year Rita Hutto was Queen and Marge Wannamaker was Princess. A sock hop follows the Festival. The YELLOW JACKET sponsors another event in the spring. This varies from year to year. Margaret Anne Smoak, Editor; Miss Adams, Advisor; Owens Nelson, Assistant Editor. Harvest Festival drew crowds of apple bobbers.

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to right. Top row: Glenn Waltz, Ricky Furtick, Johnny Mclver, Jerry Ziegler, Johnny Millender, Ray Inabi- net, Cleon Crider, Jackie Crider, Jimmy Robinson, Robert Kaiser, Wayne Smith, Joe Prevane, Gene Ray Rucker, Charles Furtick, Nathan Wolfe, Ralph Hooker, Billy Ziegler, Wayne Heckle, Ronnie Bozard. Seated: Charlie Wise, Pete Tucker, Tommy Knight, Allen Hooker, Lindsey Mack, Mr. Alexander. Twenty-seven boys make up the St. Matthews Chapter of the FFA. The chapter's activities include operation of a hot- bed, rooting bed, and nursery. The shrubbery is grown for home use and for sale. Some of the boys raised swine for the Orangeburg Fat Stock Show and for sale. Teams from members entered the contest for livestock, dairy, and soil judging held this year. They will also attend the FFA camp this summer and the State FFA Convention in the fall. Last year the Chapter bought one hundred shares of stock in the Grain Elevator at Charleston. This year they plan to start a savings account. FFA boys are justly proud of their successful projects.