Starkville High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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Amo, Amos, Amat, In Latin We-'re Quite Hot Every Girl Wle Smile And Say, 4415110 Amo Tef' gn 9 This year Sodalitas Latina, the Latin Club, had one of the largest memberships in its his- tory, proving that Latin can be very interesting. Meeting on alternate Fridays under the sponf sorship of Miss Dotsey Carpenter, Sodalitas Latina arouses interest in Roinas history, myth- ology, and tlie Latin -lanauaue. Open to all present and forrner students of Latin, the club is affiliated with the lunior Classical Leaaue, and was an active participant in the state--wide Latin Examination Sonie of tlie local activities are stories and tallcs on rnythology, aarnes, vo- cabulary niatclies, and, of course, parties. The colors adopted by Sodalitas Latina are purple and gold, While the flower is tlie olive blossorn. MOTTO: Labor omnia vincit - - L a b o r con-- auers everything, OFFICERS IIMMY McKAY Dictator IEAN WEIR First Consul BETTY IANE PHILLIPS Second Consul IACK COOPER Censor RAMOND BURGIN Quaestor ELIZABETH LAMPKIN Practor MAMIE IO ANTHONY and EVELYN NASH Aedile s A IO ANN MCREYNOLDS Plebian Tribune BILLY MASSEY Ianitor MARY V. RAMSEY and PAT THOMPSON Programs MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Aubrey Skelton, Iimmy McKay, Evelyn Nash, Georgianne Long, lean Weir, Betty Massey, Paul Newell. SECOND ROW: Mary Frances Eckford, Rose Burnley, Betty lane Phillips, Mamie Io Anthony, Lynn S a v a g e , Mary Honor Cohen, Betsy Ma- gruder, Laura Ann Woodburn, lo Ann McRey- nolds. THIRD ROW: lane Howell, Betty Lynn Weddle, Elizabeth Lampkin, Barbara Burdine, Gaylor Hull, Mary Portlock, Ada Harvey Hollingshead, Martha Butler, Mary Edmonds, Sarah lane Etheridge. FOURTH ROW: Charles Bell, Lannom Smith, Ramond Burgin, Paul M u r r a y , Bobby Sloop, Iimmy Davis, Billie Frances Etheridge, Margaret Echols, Billy Massey, lack Cooper, Mary Virginia Ramsey. FIFTH ROW: Iris White, B a r b a r a Shrader, Anne Rutledge, Mary Nell Massey, Vivian McKell, Kay Ecldord, Bonnie Scales, Miss Dotsey Carpen- ter, Pat Thompson.

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The ,IUIIFIIZIIISIII Cluli Is Forty Strong: VH- Nlivvl and ltlal llu- Whole- Night Lung. FIRST ROW fleft to rightl: I. L. Anthony, W. A. Weddle, Bill Waters, Tom Mix Shook, Raymond Burgin, Frank Harbor, and Brian Grogan. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Scales, Cleo Sellars, Polly Williams, Betsy Magruder, Mary Ragland, Lynn Savage, Mary Frances Eclcford, Elizabeth Lampkin, and Virginia Veitch. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Woods, Pat Thompson, Mildred Smith, Annie Ruth Buckner, Evelyn Odum, Betty Ann Mullins, Patsy Moor, Martha Davis, Anne Rutledge, Clemmie M a g r u d e r , lane McCain, Betty lean Monosmith, Ann Holmes, Sidney Ruth Denson, Iackye Crigler, Pat Ashford, Mrs. Magruder, and Emily Ann Bell. FOURTH ROW: Tibbie Lowery, Barbara Burdine, Georgi- anne Long, Kay Eckford, Mamie Io Anthony, Mary Nell Massey, lane Iurney, Sue Duncan, Evelyn Nash, lean Weir, Nell Smith, Vivian McKell, and Ouida Steele. OFFICERS lackf-t. At tlxf- r1,i:iti1l',' tiwetiryr los are . fissiwnrvd to the txzvtttloem and riointctts Given CARLA LEVECK . President on lim-1 tlxf- materlfil IXIGQ' lm made more inter BILL WATERS Vice-President Gym I and ,,..t, CM,..ElimJ' SUE DUNCAN Secretary-Treasurer H H 1 I . 2 H k owevc-r to tif ti 'v is ,ny no moans ct wot' MRS' MAGRUDER Sponsor and no At the IIlEi'i'llll'DfS lllt'?ITllOflTf3 enjoy the lflllO'.f.7Slllll tltce rzroygp, Aftflr tlie luttsinc-SS The lournfittsrtt Chili as VI rfelatzvo TlCVJfTOlllfll' ln S ' ts Cfortcrludrvd, tlierw is roffmcltiott and rmvlresli- to S l .gifs if-irir gifs sf Crif.l 'fear fzs an merits iS 'I v'fCl by tltc licst ofxzctriigttid Qfilli, B .rg 1 its two 'gf-ftrs l1fw'.'.'QVer, T1 f H f H 1, . ,. . ,..f. . fr., 1, y the lottrnatts-str: Clttrw has 'trown rfitptdly and N'.'lCA'H'l . K' SuCt t'.q O .K lolimfl Em has hC,5Ci.,, Cir.: Ct ,til :Yagi wwomjml cmd Clul: ts the wtlltnfzrtess iwxttli vflttcli tltr: mem ,,,.t. ,.q..-,S .1, .1 hers do wltatevet golo is ossxtzzied to tliem. no tm . ,, -cc , , t , This has liolpcd to make ttie lotrmaltsm Club One of tlif' mzris tae lf:t1rnf,1l1::::1 Clttlt is to one ot the most important clubs in Starkville improve tgp- :'..1:igt'.' it tlw fxrtfll-:,a Lzi tltt: l'l1- lllfzli.

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Men of Brawn and Might Are We Who D0 Right We-ll To Hake Z1 D. The iS Club, now in its third year at SHS., has grown to be one ot the laraer and more active organizations in the school. This organi- zation is under the capable direction ot Coaches Scales and Thompson. To become a member ot the club, a student must have earned a letter in one ot the three rnajor sports- football, basketball, or baseball, either as a player or a nianaaer, and rnust ao through a week ot other initiation require- rnents. Besides creatina an interest in athletics, and promoting good fellowship and sportsnianship among the boys, the MS Club sponsors rnany social activities such as dances, parties, and picnics. This 'year the hiahliaht of the S Clubs socials 1-:as a beautiful dance crivon in the school MEMBERS FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Don Iohnson, Don- ald Mosley, Billy Golden, Hunter Andrews, Ed- ward Montgomery, Iames McReynolds, Ellis Self, and I. L. Anthony. SECOND ROW Cleft to rightl: Louis Iones, La- mar Williford, Forrest Pace, Charles McElroy, Billy Slaughter, and I. E. Logan. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightl: Bob Steele, Iohn Blankenship, Erwin Ward, G e o r g e Wofford, Iimmie Parker, and Iohn Ed Parker. FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightl: President Nickie Stratas, Coach Billy Thompson, and Glenn Maxllins. 4 S tim? .. vw ,M-fs is .A S 5 Q. .,,. tt't fx, C' '5 'Lf .,,, ' S 'M' 'Q ' v 'Q rr. to A ft pr 9' .lftago ,fb 'v et S, it if if C T. SNC 31 L-, v Hs' r I 1 I' ' t l