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

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THI FRFNF H Cl UB 'Worn -J at 'garb MEMBERS Front Row Patsy Moor Nell Smlth Sldney Ruth Denson V1rg1n1a Veltch Oulda Steele Reba Whlte Second How Hazel Tullos Nancy Putnam KPYSSI dentl Sarah Sue Pope Vlfglnld Wh1te Ilmmle Ray Iane McCa1n fV1ce Presldentl Morecxne Gregg Thlrd Row Gene Scales L11l1an Long Mam1e Pzerce Peggy Danlels Ruth Tullos M1ss Dotsey Carpenter Sponsor Not 1n Plcture Ada Harvey Holl1nsheadCSecretary Treasurer! Patsy Boyd Carolyn Stafford Le Cercle Franccns IS made up of all students who have taken or are takmg French The club Wh1Ch IS sponsored by M1ss Dotsey Carpenter meets the hrst and thlrd Frldays of every month The purpose of the club 19 to make the study of French more 1nterest1ng to 1ts members by 1ncreas1ng the1r knowledge oi the French people the1r language customs and hlstory The motto of Le Cercle Francals IS Mleux vaut sagasse gue nchesse meanmg ' W1sdom IS better than rlches ' The club flower IS the Fleur cle L1s and les couleurs are bleu at blanc fblue and whltel

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Y-Teens, known tor years as Girl Reserves, ore the lu ri i o r Members of the Youiifi Woriierfs Christian Association, The purpose of tlie Yflleeris is to de- velop o Christian fellow- sliip diiionzi liioli school urls in order thot it may fulfill tlie tliree-told pur- pose ol Y-Teerise to de- velop rrieritolly, spiritually, TEEN 'l'l'o build o fellowship ol women arid girls de- voted to the task ot reolf izind iri our common life those ideals ot personal and sociol living to which we are Committed by our faith os Christioris. ln this erideovor we seek to une ond physically, ond to study omd understand derstond lesus, to shore His love for all tlie purpose ot tlie Young Womens Christian people, ond to crow in the knowledge ond ASSOfflCIllOI'l wliiftli is: love ol God, O F F I C E R S : PRESIDENT Reba White SECRETARY-TREASURER Morene Gregg VICE-PRESIDENT Genevieve Wallace PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Margie Hamill SPONSORS Mrs. Pete Walker and Mrs. Hal Filgo First Row: Mrs. Walker, Mary Frances Gunter, Thelma Davis, Eleanor Ann Iohnson, Ann Ragland, Moreane Gregg, Genevieve Wallace, Reba White, Mrs. Filgo: Second Row: Virginia White, Dorothy Chesser, Iennie Lynn Putt, Marilyn Thompson, Mary Kornegay, Hazel Tullos, Ioanne Hull, Billie Frances Etheridge: Third Row: Dorothy Iohnson, Iessie Clara Hagemeyer, Mary Ioyce Polk, Margie Hamill, Margaret Echols, Iimmy Ray, Kathryn Boyd, Gaynell Napp: Fourth Row: Sarah Sue Pope, Iimmy Strohm, Carolyn Sanders, Shirley Ford. Shirley Smith. Barbara Lemmons, Barbara Davis. it is at it st M,--V'

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S-lII,l ll! O Front Row Louis Iones, Bobby Thompson, lack Hoover, Lamar Williford Erwin Ward Second Row: Pap McElroy, Gene Iohnson, Sidney Crlgler Stanley Edmonson Franklin Barnett: Third Row: Sidney Lyman, Billy Slaughter Iimmy Martindale I E Logan, Bob Kirkpatrick: Third Row: Coach Ray Iohn Edd Parker Coach Scales. OFFICERS: CHARLES MCELROY President LOUIS IONES Secretary-Treasurer The S-Club is composed of members who have earned a letter in one of the lour major sports, football, basketball, baseball, or track or who have managed one of these sports. Before becoming a member, however, the candidate must go through a week of initiation to show he is worthy to join the club. Besides creating an interest in athletics and providing a time when all the mem- bers who have excelled in high school athletics may meet, the S-Club sponsors many socials, the outstanding one being the S-Club picnic.