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

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THE BIBLE CLUB IVIEMBERS KFront Row! Helen Iosey Vlfglnld Strange Martha Ann Smlth Betty Ray M1ldred Iosey Faye Mulhns Nancy Teasley fSecond Rowl I T Lamm Manlyn Thompson Patsy Boyd Barbara Ann Dav1s Genev1eve Wal lace Stenms Gregg Phylhs Iosey Ienn1e Lynn Putt fTh1rd Rowl Reba Whlte Moreane Gregg Margle Ham1ll Gaynell Napp Helen Mclntosh Kathryn Boyd lamce Douglas fNot ln p1cturel Ramona Allen Dav1d Crumpton Albert Corley lean Dxckson Harold Harper Barbara Lemmons Lurhne Oswalt Bobby Synnott and Lamar Wllhford OFFICERS Lamar W1ll1ford V1ce Presldent Helen Mclntosh Recreat1on Chalrman Barbara Lemmons Secretary Treasurer Barbara Ann Dav1s Refreshment Chalrman I T Lamm Faculty Sponsor The Blble Club gxves an opportumty for sp1r1tual exerclse and wholesome Chnstlan fel1owsh1p Our songs prayers and devot1ona1 programs help us to keep rellglon at the center of our llves Our efforts to help others are ex presslons of pract1c1ng what we preach The Blble Club has weekly meetmgs durlng the act1v1ty penod at school and monthly meetlngs ln the evenlng at varlous churches 1n the communlty V 'h 1l Wa Q' fr I - I I I - Moreane Gregg President Patsy Boyd , Program Chmrman

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The school activities would not have been cornplr-to without the hand The band followed the football team to the games and cheered the team on with stirring marches during the games and snappy routines at the half times. The school has also been entertained by the band or members of the band at several chapel programs during the year. The band took a large part in the Harnecomina Parade by leading it and entering a float. ' The band has participated in several outside activities this year. ll paraded in the Dairy Festival, attended the Winter Carnival at Greenwood, took part :n the I C. Railroad dedication, and attended the State Band Contest in Iackson. The band made the best showing at the band contest in Iackson that has been made since 1944. It made superior, the highest rating that can be made, in concert, sight reading, and field maneuvers, and each mem- ber returned with a three-striped medal. There were also eleven members who received superior in solo. The band could not have achieved such a rating without the capable leadership of the director, Mr. D. W. Barton. Under his leadership, the band has never failed to show high qualities. This year the enrollment of the band has topped the record for several years. It boasts 120 members, 63 of whom are in the first band, 26 in second band, and 33 in the grammar school. The school is proud of the work of the band and hopes for its success in the years to come. UUR MAJORETTES Mary Nell Massey Mamie Io Anthony Betty Massey Betty Iean Monosmith Polly Williams Mary Lou Wright 'ff 2' ft if Q v M 1' M J' haul - 4' ' l fi .,,., .. Av I ....f J t- 4, L -lb Q ,pb K . . - H. gg in , 5 I i . T t mmm,

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THE BOY SCUUTS---Troop 14 fmt limi n H .fx qw - 5 we A im?,.?Wf?mv MFE fi miixtfgnsig .iss ,, ,QSM-'Ht First Row: Charles Medley, Maurice Reed, Roger Clapp, Edsel Stewart, Ierry Oswalt. Marvin Logan, Donald Hoover, Bobby Neal, Iimmy Eckford, Bobby Cunningham, Billy Iack Gregg, David Murphree, Kenneth Nason. Sonny McReynolds: Second Bow: Felix Templeton, Larry Weber, Har- old Flinsch, Winky Hamed, lack Hoover, Mr. Iohn I. McAllister, tScoutmasterD, Gene Iolmson, Paul Murray, Caleb Burgoyne, Pat Mclngvale: Third Row: Billy Flanagan, Paul Newall, Charlie Ash- ford, Gary Smith, Iimmy Ashford, Iimmy Daniels, Gene Garrard, Ed Seymour, Bob Clapp. Paul Lee, Gene Scales, and Gene Hansen. LEADERS: Mr. Iohn I. McAllister Scoutmaster Gene Hansen . Assistant Billy Flanagan Assistant lack Hoover Iunior Assistant Scoutmaster Gene Iohnson Senior Patrol Leader Paul Lee, Paul Murray, Gene Garrard, Iimmy Ashford , Patrol Leaders The membership of Troop 14 is made up of boys from the Starkville Elementary School and the Starkville High School. There are 38 active scouts in the troop. The troop is spon- sored by the Starkville Rotary Club. The troop's competitive record is one of the best in the Pushmataha Area Council. Top honors have been won at each of the past six camporees. The camporee is composed of competitive events wherby the troops and patrols are graded according to their abilities in rope rescue. signaling. obstacle race. nature study, cooking and fire by flint and steel. During the past year Troop 14 was awarded a NATIONAL FIRST in the annual Strengthen the Arm of Liberty Crusade.