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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS STARKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL V X if 7 ., ---,, , F St k ll M pp VI6 The i052 YELLOW JACKET staff dedrcates thrs Annual to the memory of Mr John W Overstreet For many years he was th gurde cocrnsellor and Frr nd of the students ot Starkvrlle Hrgh School ddrrng hrs tenare of office as superrntendent ot schools We all know that hrs lrte was dedrcated to the cause of educatron rn the Starx yrlle schools and as we declrcate this volum to hrm rt s ems rrost Frttrng thatw should try rn a very rnadeqqate way to express our apprecratron to hrm For hrs eFForts rn o.rr behalf trmes seemed too hrgh For Js to attarn but through the years hrs Farth was Iustrtred thro gh hrs de p Jnderstandrng of human natur Hrs sense of Farrness to all was one ot hrs strong characterrst cs He made no effort to coddle .rs or shrelcl as from the rnevrtable He prepared us as best he COJld for the ways of the world rnstrlled rn us by the example of hrs own lrF that lrte was what we made rt He was a part of Js and we were a part of hrm We therefore dedrcate thrs book and our hearts rn memory of one who was truly o rr friend 4 I f G ' ' .D . . - , - . . . . . , . . . 1 D . . Q . . Q - , - - In many instances we did not live up to the faith he had in us. His ideals at u ' e r ' E. ' ' ' ' i. . - , , . . . . .E . X X X C' 0,4-Q5 47? 'W X 0 X Q J' X Q Q X Q X Qs ffdvmnwh 'nm Q sg nm , QQPX r MR. C. A. JGHNSON Superintendent MR W B BAKER Prlnclpol 1,2 ,ax fs-.4 C.-.33 'GUN MRS HENRY BUTTS MISS MAUDE CARPENTER Socnoi Scuence Language 'Wm- ,X Fhnvi i' s W X' MR FAIRLEY MRS A L HAMNER MR J T LAMM Mcfhemohcs Engllsh and Soclol Sclence Buble MRS A F MAGRUDER MISS ALICE MASON Englnsh Typing MR GEORGE ODUM M J N SAPPINGTON Asst Couch 8. Soclol Science Science MR W W SCALES MRS COLEMAN TAYLOR MISS MARGEURITE TURNER Heod Coach Lubrorucn Gnrls Physncol Educoruon MRS RUSH VALENTINE MRS J W WHITE Home Ecomormcs M0fl'1em0fICS MAMIE JO ANTHONY Journalism Club 3,4, Latin Club 2,3, Glee Club I, F. H.A. I,2, Physical Educa- tionClubI, Band 3,4, Mai- orette 3,4, Hi-Jacket staff, Society Editor 4, Basketball L3, L4, Who's Who Contest 4, Hall of Fame Candidate 4, Yellow Jacket Favorite 4, Miss. Press Institute 4, Homecoming Maid 4, Youth Center Council, Chairman 4, Member of Presbyterian Church. MIKE BACHAR Transferred From Stuttgart, Germany. CHARLES BELL Chemistry Club 4, Band I, 2,3, 4, Band Council 3,4, President of Band 4, Or- chestra 4, Member of Bap- tist Church. BARBARA BURDINE Journalism Club I, 2, 3, 4, LatinClub2,3, President 3, GleeClubI,2,3,4,F.H.A. I,2,Y-Teens4, Reporter 4, Hi-Jacket Staff 3,4, News writer 3, News Editor 4, Yellow Jacket 3, 4, Asst. Business Mgr. 3, 4, Who's Who Contest 2, Hallof Fame Candidate 4, Miss. Press ln- stitute 4, Community Youth Council 4, Jr. Play Cast, Member of Methodist Church . 9 R 'ai 9 : I s fl If .33 1, -.lam CHARLIE ASHFORD 4-H Club I,2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Boy Scouts I,2,3, 4, Football L,3 L4, Track 3, Youth Center Council 4, Junior Play Cast, Member of Presbyterian Church. FRANKLIN BARNETT S-Club 3,4, Boy Scouts I, 2, Football I,2, Manager 3,4, Baseball, manager I, Member of Methodist Churcl PHY LLIS BOWIE 4-H Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, F.H.A. 2, Physical Ed- ucationClub2,3,4,Basket- ball L2, L3, Member of Methodist Church, Trans- Ferrecl From Ackerman. RAMOND BURGIN JournalismClub2,3,4, La- tin Club, Vice-Pres. 2, Treasurer 3, French Club, Vice-Pres. I, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Hi-Jacket Stat 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3, Ed- itor 4, Yellow Jacket Staff, Sports Co-Editor 3, Vice- Pres. of Sophomore Class Pres. of Junior Class, Pres. of Senior Class, Who's Whc Contest 4, Hall of Fame Can didate 4, Miss. Press Institut 4, Pres's. Council 4, Youtl Center Council 4, Junioi Play Cast, Senior Play Cast Member of Baptist Church Senior Speaker. ROSE BURNLEY LatinClub 25 Glee Club I5 F,H,A, l,45 Physical Ed- ucation Club l5 Band l, 2, 3,45 Maiorette 45 Promp- ter ofJunior Play5 Member of Presbyterian Church. ROY CARPENTER Boy Scouts l5 Latin Club 4 Member of Baptist Church. gn 6 sfx .swag I 43: ...E , IN Q J, if l BARBARA ANN DAVIS Bible Club, Sec. 35 Glee Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Y- Teens 35 Physical Education Club l5 Basketball Mgr. 45 Senior Play Cast5 Member of Baptist Church. JANICE DOUGLAS GleeClub l ,25 Physical Ed- ucationClub l ,2,3,45 F.H. A. 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Member of Baptist Church. 7,2 4-as fury. 037' as 5' My -C' ee 5 'WRX 428' Q MARTHA BU'-'LER Chemistry Club 45 Basket- ball 2, L3, L45 Transferred from Germany. JEANETTE COLLIER Glee Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Member of Baptist Church5 Transferred from Grenada High School. JIMMIE DAVIS Journalism Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Chemistry Club 45 Band l ,2,3,45 Drum Ma- ior 45 Band Council 45 Or- chestra 45 Hi-Jacket Staff 3,45 Asst. Editor 45 Treas. of SeniorClass5 Hall of Fame Candidate 45 Miss. Press In- stitute 45 Youth Center Coun cil 45 Junior Play Cast5 Sen- ior Play Cast5 Member of the BaptistChurch5 Valedictor- ian of Senior Class, ELLEN DRANE Journalism Club 3,45 Latin Club 45 Glee Club l,2,45 E.H.A. l,25 Physical Edu- cation Club l5 Hi-Jacket Staff 3,45 Junior Hi Editor 3,45 Typist 45 Miss.Press In- stitute 45 Senior Play Cast5 Member of Presbyterian Church. STANLEY EDMONSON S-Club 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Boy Scouts l,25 Chemistry 'Q Club 45 Football l,2,3,45 is Manager L3, L45 Basketball 2,35 Golf 45 Track L35 Jun- ior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Member of Baptist Church. BEN FRANK HILBUN 4-HClub l ,2,35 Bible Club 35 Journalism Club 35 Hi- Jacket Staff 35 Member of Baptist Church. '27' it 'flie- NELSON JONES I N Journalism Club 45 Band l, IU' ' 2,3,45 Band Council l,2, , 35 Orchestra l,3,45 Assist- ant Circulation Manager of Y Hi-Jacket 45 Basketball L3 , J ,W in 5 L42 Baseball 41 Wholg Who 5 gy' 19 .-. -. nf t Contest 45 Youth Center Council 3, 45 Senior Class Cast5 Member of Presbyter- ian Church. Q I .st lx 5' A JEAN KELLOG Y-Teens 45 Hi-Jacket Fea- ture Editor and Typist 45 Senior Play Cast5 Member ot Presbyterian Church5 J, Transferred From Fome, Ohio. fi ,S GIQAQ ,X 'w' 5, I DORIS JUNE FU LG HAM Journalism Club 45 Glee Club l,2,35 F.H.A. l,25 Hi-Jacket Staff, Fashion Editor 45Youth Center Cou- ncil 45 Community Youth Council 45 Member of Bap- tist Church. GAYLOR HULL Journalism Club 45 Latin Club25GleeClub l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l5D.A.R.Citizen- ship Award 45 Who's Who Contest 3, 45 Hi -Jacket News-writer 45 Senior Class Reporter5 President's Coun- cil 45 Miss. Press lnstitute5 Member of Baptist Church. PHYLLIS JOSEY Bible Club 25 F.H.A. 2,35 Basketball L45 Member ol Methodist Church. ELIZABETH LAMPKIN Journalism Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Glee Club l,35 F. H.A. l,25 Hi-Jacket Cir- culation Manager 45Yellaw Jacket AssistantFeature Ecl- itor 45 Hall ot Fame Candi: date 45 Yellow Jacket Fav- orite 45 Homecoming Maid 45 Miss. Press Institute 4, Youth Center Council l, Community Youth Counci 45 Member of Methodis' Church. BARBARA LEMONS Bible Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 F.H.A. l,25 Y- Teens 2,35 Physical Educa- tionClub i5 Member of the Presbyterian Church. CHARLES McELROY S-Club l ,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Boy Scouts l5 Bond l,2,35 Vice-Pres. l,2,35 Band Council l,2,35 Or- chestra 35 Football l , L2, L3, L45 Basketball l, L35 Base- ball Ll , L2, L35 Who's Who Contest 3,45 Hall of Fame Candidate 45 Boys' State 35 Member of Baptist Church. JIMMY MCKAY Latin Club l,25 Boy Scouts l,25 Boys' State 35 Junior Play Cast5 Member of Epis- copal Church. BETTY MASSEY Journalism Club 35 Latin Club 2,35 Glee Club l5 F. H.A. l5 Physical Education Club l5 Band 2,3,45 Major- ette 3,45 Band Council 45 Hi-Jacket Feature Writer35 Yellow Jacket Asst. Class Editor 45 Basketball 35 Hall of Fame Candidate 45 Yel- low Jacket Favorite 45 Home- coming Maid 45 Junior Play Cast5 Member of Baptist Church. I . in ali' f X . Mt. rag. ,af -4' it 01281 . -,.....,-Q. xv, A s 3 va. WWW J. E. LOGAN S-Club 2,3,45 Boy Scouts i5 Football l, L2, L3, L45 Baseball Ll,L2,L3,L45 Bas- ketball 3, L45 Member of Baptist Church, All Little Ten Guard 3,4. HELEN MCINTOSH Bible Club 35 Journalism Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Physical Education Club l5 Basketball Ll, L2, L3, L45 Track L2, L3, L45Who's Who Contest 2,3,45 Member of Baptist Church. JIMMY MARTINDALE S-Club3,45ChemistryClub 45 Boy Scouts l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Hi-Jacket Staff, News Reporter 3, Business Mgr. 45 Football l,2,L3,L45 Basketball Mgr. 35 Baseball l,25 Track 35 Who's Who Contest 45 Hall of Fome Candidate 45 Community Youth Council 45 Member of Baptist Church. BILLY MASSEY LatinClub 25Chemistry Club 45 Boy Scouts l5Senior Play Cast5 Member of Baptist Church. SUE MOONEYHAM Church of Chrlst member Transferred from Vardaman Musslssuppl lC5I GAYNELL NAPP B ble Club 3 Latin Club 4 ee Club I 2 F 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Physucal Education Club I Bask t 3 4 L3 L4 Track 3 4 L2 L3 L4 Junlor Play Cast Semor Play Cast Member Baptust ChJrch JERRY OSGOOD Boy Scoutsl 2 3 4 Bandl Golf Team 4 Communuty Youth Councll4 Sound Et Fects for Junror Play Sen nor Play Cast Member Meth odlst Church BETTYE PHILLIPS Journalxsm Club 4 Latrn Club 2 3 Vrce Pres 3 Glee u I,2,3,F , , , Vice Pres 3, Physical Ed ucatlon Club I, Band l,2, Co Socnety Edrtor Hu Jac ket 4, Basketball 3,4,L3, L4, Who's Who Contest 4, Hall of Fame Candldate 4, Yellow Jacket Favorute 4, Homecomrng Maud 4, Cheer leader 4, Junror Play Cast, Presudent Freshman Class, Sec Soph Class, Vlce Pres Jun:orClass, Sec Sen nor Class, Member Baptrst Church ,uv- 5,-:.. mf 1' fm v' rw- 'VX 6' Aa 1, K VX 5 wh' Q I t -9523 if 'T . ll x PAUL MURRAY Latln Clubl 2 Chemns try Club 4 Boy ScoJts I 2 3 4 Band3 4 HI ac et Stat? 4 Feature Edu tor 4 Communnty Youth Councul 4 EVELYN NASH Journalrsm Club I 2 3 Latun Club 2 Gle Club FHAI 2 Sec C Club 4 Band 3 4 Ma' orette 4 Band Councul 4 Hr Jacket News Editor 4 Yellow Jacket Staff 2 3 4 Asst Class Edltor 3 FeatJre Edutor 4 Treas Soph Class Hall of Fame Candndate4 YellowJac ketBeauty3 4 Homecom nngMard 3 4 Queen 4 Mlss Press Instxtute 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Youth Center Councrl 2 Com munity Youth Councul V s 4 Jr Sr Play r Club Gurl of the month For Oct Member of Bap Ch PATRICIA PALMER Journalusm Club 3 4 H Jacket Stott 3 4 News wruter Hr Jacket 3 Bust ness Manager Hu Jacket 4 Vnce Pres Class 4, Hall of Fame Candudate 4, Com munlty Youth Councll 4, Member Baptust Church TOMMY PORTER Buble Club I, 4 H Club I, Physical Education Club I, Band I ,2,3,4, Member Cat hollc Church JIMMIE RAY Bible Club 25 4-H Club I, 2,3,4gFrenchClub3g F.H. A. Club 35 Y-Teens 2,3,4p Physical Education Club lg Basketball 45 Letter in Bas- ketball 45 Member Baptist Church. JAMES THOMAS REED otball I2 3 4 L3 Basketball l Baseball l 2 3 4 L2 L3 L4 Member of Baptist Church ROY SANDERS 4 HClub l 2 3 4 Physical Education Club 4 Member Baptist Church Transferred from Longview in l948 BILLY SLAUGHTER S Club 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Band l 2 3 Foot l L L3 MemberBaptistChurch All Little Ten Tackle 'W .JK K5 .ar .53 fa l',u,,+a1s 3 4 !?' Y 1' ICP' -nw W 'I' BOBBY RAMSEY 4-H Club l,25 Chemistry Club 35 Boy Scouts lg Mem- ber Methodist Church. ED BRYAN RUSSELL 4 H Club 2 3 Chemistry Club 4 Boy Scouts l 2 3 Football l 2 3 4 Mgr Baseball Team 3 4 Community Youth Council 4 JumorClass Play Light mg effects SemorClass Play Member Methodist Church BlLLlE SHAW LatnnClub2 ChemistryClub l Y Tee 3 4 Pres 4 Physical Ed ucation Club l Usher Jun nor and Senior Plays Pilot Clubglrlofthe month Feb l952 Member BaptistChurc'1 LANNOM SMITH LatlnClub2 3 Band 2 3 4 otball I 2 3 4 L3 Basketball l 2 3 4 L2 L3 L B eball l 2 3 4 2 L3 L4, Track 3 4 L3 L4 Member of Baptist Church CAROLYN STAFFORD Pilot Club Girl, Sept. '51, Latin Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4 French Club l,2, Glee Clubl,2,4,F.H.A.1,Phy- sical Education Club I, Typist Hi-Jacket Staff 4, Member Methodist Church. RUTH TULIOS FrenchClub 3,4, Glee Club I, F.H.A. I,2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Band l,2,3,4, Member Lutheran Church. BARBARA WALKER Glee club 4, F.H.A. 4, Vice Pres. 4, Yellow Jac- ket Favorite 4, Homecom- ing Maid 4, Cheerleader 4, Member Baptist Church, Transferred from Hol landale High School 1951. PO LLYANNA WILLIAMS 4-HClub I ,2,3, Vice-Pres. I, Secretary 2, Band I ,2,3, Maiorette l,2,3, Journal- ism Club I,2,3, Quill and Scroll 3, Hi-Jacket Exchange Editor 2,3, Yellow Jacket Staff I,2,3, Business Mgr. 3, Youth Center Council I, Senior PlayCast, Member Lion's All-State Band 2,3, Miss. State Band Clinic 2, 3, Superior Solo Ratings in Band I,2,3, President High School Music Club 3, Pilot Club Girl of the Month, Member Baptist Church. CHARTINI. TAYLOR Journalism Club 4, Glee Club 4, News-writer Hi- Jacket Staff 4, Typist 4, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Miss. Press Institute 4, Youth Center Council 4, CommunityYouthCouncil 4, Senior Play, Member Methodist Church, Trans- Ferred from Wa lker County High, Jasper, Ala., '5l. JOAN VICKERS Glee Club 4, F.H.A. 1 Physical Education I ,2, 3 4, Transferred from Sturgis Miss. I 949. VIRGINIA WALKER Glee Club 4, Track Tearr 4, Yellow Jacket Beautj 4, Homecoming Maid o Honor 4, Cheerleader 4 Youth Center Council 4 Member Baptist Church, Transferred from Hollan- dale High School I95l. CARRIE LOU WOFFORD Bible Club l,GleeClub' 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, F H.A. l,2, Y-Teens 2,3 Physical EducationClub 'IA Member Baptist Church. rxmmuunuu Q .f if '3' gf ',auI' .63 K 43' is 1 I - N 1 7 Z, 5' . 1 V13 i' I Q -1 if xx 0X 45, 7. ' . Cl' , V ix' ei 4 ,p 'Agn I . 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LANNOM SMITH GAYNELL NApp RAMO ND BURGIN 5 J E LIZABETH LAMPK I N qw X my 52: J X i t Nb, W X Q JIMMY DAVIS 5- EVELYN NASH Seaton S.W.S, X ,ff I anion President ..... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Reporter . . . Sopdamcvze 'S . . . .Ramond Burgin . . . . .Chartine Taylor . . . .Betty Jane Phillips .. . . . . .Jimmy Davis ...Gaylor Hull President ........ . . . Johnny Denson Vice-President .... . . .Aubrey Skelton 3 L M5 Secretary ....... .... J immy Dunn V Reporter .... . . .Jimmy Lyman K .Q ...,5,,,,mt5 Y 4 I ' 'f, :t1i,.'f'fs L. :fx-3:4 G . Q64 ,Q H- b?3?Z - I ' gf, ig.. '-Z-rc etezkrrf' , V . -I , .1 '- gfwfngnl 1 . ww: President ....... ..... L eslie Drane ff! Vice-President . . . ...Sidney Criglar Secretary .... .... A nne Ragland Treasurer . . . .... Lillian Long President........ ...Jimmy Ashford Vice-President .. . ........ Billy Taylor Secretary ..... ...Grace Claire Neal Treasurer .... ....... B illy Callahan Reporter . . .... Jimmie Faye Mullins Win '4 a BETTYE JANE PHILLIPS Miss S.H,S. PAP MCELROY Mr. S. H . S. 7040 LN-. -, Cl I Kg X -CQ -R 1 X -Q test GR' . i . - , ,, ....... Euxest Boy Anne R09Xond - - ' ' ' ' Jimmv Dunn- - ' ' ' nn Savage .... H ...'-. ....... M osf Handsome vw 4 n YQ. . . . Most Beautiful FU Pop ,V1CElVOy- Betsy Mo Qruder. . , , . .... Friendfiesr BO DOUCQT .B sk BOY X .. ' ' 8251535 Dancer . or1Y - - ' ' ' Mofme Ant . . . .Friendjfesf Gig v-.-,yamaha ' Ro f'T'lOnd Burgin Johnny Demon ,' U- 1- .... ..... M ost Oufsfo d. Mos? O n .mg Seniof Umandmg Junior 4 L L,,f: v Most Oursfflndmg Sogljkzniiii A Sxdney C.rX9XerCi - - ' ' n ' . .Most Oumcndmg F r - - - ' ' ' ' JHNTWY Ash 0 -, 's fr- J. ,, . 15- 5 I , I .,. ' ' ,r, . ,.d., x,-'gf' Qin. , ,, :, f?1w3Y,L: P: 5- ., u 'gf' d Jim .lim my 5, my 'Oh Dun m. , n ' - , . . , .Be . . .Beii MU . oy MUSTC-i0n GoyXor HUU ........... GM Most LRkeXy to Succee C'0n Aubrey Skehon .... . .Boy Most LRkeXy ko Succeed ,N - Q M , T' Q me tw X V A xx 'vb ,iw fi N 4' q 3512 Nei k K ' if Son ' ' GGY! Jone S ' xx or HullS - W . ' l ' ' Be . . .Besfsf Dress M 1 XnkeHecTuoX GRIN Dress ed Boy Surah lone Ethevedge ......... OS X X B ed Girl Ramona Buygxn ,,,,, , .... Most XnteX ecwo Of N mf 45533, -J' A Ub ref' Skelf b lkxrxcpuxl-W ............ B Sffy J on. I Bo Xnkosh .... One. . . . , I Most ' . ' V P 'Mosf Veemome B rs ' O7 HeXen Mc ohle Girl nest Boy Atkdete K Awdete . . .Best Gif 'W V wr . if an Q: ,fr , I V , it :lf ff , 2 t Q Z 3 ,ik k Q .x ,K v gf.,.-,wiv ' , .8 . Q . .H 3 , . , W M,.fwA,H - A int.. - ,. -4.1 - , . R.. , , 'x Q: ,a-'P .1559 Q If Sr '-P efzemandea 1952 8 . Anne Ragland .... 9 . . . .Jimmy Ashford . Lynn Savage .... . . . Billy Callahan l0. Barbara Walker. . . ....... Don Davis ll. Virginia Walker... ...Robert Stillman l2. Mary Lou Wright ........... Donald Edwards Each Maid carried a bouquet of yellow chrys- anthemums tied with black and gold ribbons. The captains forthe game were Pap McElroy and Jimmy Martindale. Jimmy presented Queen Evelyn vvithabouquetof beautifulAmerican Beauty Roses. Pap crowned her Queen and placed a silver football on a chain around her neck. She and the two maids weie escorted to a wait- ing convertible and were driven around and off the field by Jimmy Wilson. Followinga 27 to 6 S, H.S. victory over Hous- ton, the Homecoming dance was held in the black and gold decorated Legon Hut. Maids Evelyn Nash, Betty Massey, Elizabeth Lumpkin, lmalee Fleming, Mary Frances Eckford, Mamie Anthony, and Little Sister Mildred Palmer .Rugs F Three Happy Girls 'vu Let It Roll .aux K. W X 7 mmm gcmguet I SGZMQ ag 52 ani' A-, ' . I up X K-1 'ir H35 Tl U5 74465455 gcmgvcez' ,' Q nw .Q E . W .M am. fl!1HllUfll'Il11IHIIH 746 7952 adam new S 51111 Business Manager Polly Wnllnams Edrtor Aubrey Skelton and Sponsor Mr Benny Baker T Y 5 'lm EDITORAL STAFF Polly WlllIGmS, Evelyn Nash, Jimmy Dunn, Mr Baker, Lynn Savage, Gaylor Hull, and Aubrey Skelton fd.. 'ing , . X.,- l , A? f A S , iq Q . W 4,5 Y I I 1 I I . I I I u .,...., --gf L L A xl' A i if Ig! A I , if I Q 41 y IA., in ., ,, AL Q-0 A f X A W' ' , . ,- BUSINESS STAFF Sarah Etheredge Polly Wlllnams, Barbara Burdme Laura Ann Wood burn Bully Taylor Mr Baker Stokes Smnth Not puctured Anne Hutchinson, Typust The T952 YELLOW JACKET staff has worked hard to glve you a yearbook that wall al ways be cherushed We realuze that our mnstakes are many but we hope that our good ponnts outwengh the bad ones The annual staff has collected puctures and data and composed 0 book of the outstandlng events durung the T951 1952 school year We suncerely hope that the T952 YELLOW'JACKET wall bring back delughtful memories of S H We facie! Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Nancy Gooch Barbara Burdlne Jimmy Davis Edufor Ramond Burgrn Berry Jane Phlllnps Betsy Magruder Gene Scales Evelyn Nash Ellen Drone Paul Newell Paul Murray Sndney Crngler Llllnan Long Anne Ragland Sarah Erhe redge Mary Frances Eckford Laura Ann Woodburn Nancy Reed JUNIOR HIGH STAFF Mildred Brooks Lynda Lake Bryan Editor tllen Drane Hanna Sloop Marlorre Myer I - ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I ' ' I I I , . H1-JACKET VOLUME 16 STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1952 NUMI Davis Candidate For Hall oi Fame sg, 'sa 3 NK M' sf 'Q .,.,,-e:5..1::5::. , . .gt 'G 0 ' ' s jrs ls I has ag. X Q s x N' A The Hi-Jacket Hall of Fame candidate issue Jimmie Happy Jimmie is an accompli ian, having been in the four of the high school his junior year he North-East Mississippi ic at West Point, and been selected for the State Band, This year hu in the orchestra. Siilgs boys' quintet, and went State Band Clinic. In his sophomore year, third place winner in tha Biology Contest. As a , Jimmie joined the Journalism Club and the Hi-Jacket staff, This year, he is the Hi-Jackets assistant editor and a letter win- ner in journalism. Jimmie played in both the junior and senior plays. As a senior, he is treasurer of his class, co-vice-president of the Chemistry Club, and a member of the Youth Center Council. He will write the history of the senior class for th-- Class Day Program. He is a member of the Baptist Church. ..-...Q-.H Honor Students Are Named 9 A's Sarah Etheredge Ada. Harvey Holllnshead Leslie Drane Qultman Sheely 8 A's Aubrey Skelton Ellen Drane Nancy Putman Carol Clark Lawrence Croft 7 A's Charles Bell Betty Bell Barbara Burdine N Bolts and Nuts Huge Success On Friday night, May 2, Bolts and Nuts was presented by the to a large, apprecia- lournalism Class Ol Starkville High Aiiends Press Conlerence ln Oxlord Did you notice a gap in your classes or an unwonted silence in senior class tive audience at the High School the Advertising Club, and the Club bus was used for Photography The three-act farce .. ..-..,.,..... -e ..-ni Auditorium. Gr-S' W' Ss.. tenderfoot days. He through Second Class Scout to First Class Scout in a short period of time. After earning any five of the one hundred eleven merit 'Continued Ou Pate 3i Wednesday morning, April 23, immediately following assembly the junior class had a meeting in the auditorium. The object of this meeting was to set a date Junior-Senior Banquet, A fll'l'llTlltteeS fOr BH' Mrs. Uverstref' -nuance, and l,l'QSQlll ue, OnT,Business Manager.. .... . .... ........... ........ G ene Scales has pversti-Assistants .... . ...... Polly Williams, George Thompson, Lynn Savage, OS IIH4 l..- W. Stokes Smith Jacket Hall of Fame is uct., Massey. During her first year of high school she was in the Glee Club and the FHA. As a sopho- more Betty joined the band and the Latin Club. Then, as a junior Betty became a majorette and a member oi the Hi-Jacket staff and Journ- alism Club. She was elected Bert Mosse .LAL juris.-.nvll LJICIII Youth Program On the Build Freedom With Youth Program at 7:15 Tuesday night, April 15, members of the Hi-Jacket Staff discussed the de- velopment of the high school newspaper. her pupils, in tllell' senior recital. The program consists of the following pieces: I Le Matin-Chaminade Piano I, Ruth Tullos-Piano II, Ramond Burgin Valse in A Major-Moszkowski Piano I, Ramond Burgin- Piano Il, Ruth Tullos I Junior Queen at the Junior-Senior Orr?-A C' Q' ihllely ESS? me ,flames Rondc Cnprwcwso Mendels' banquet. Betty was a basketball h e.mem els 0 . 6 Sm f and sohn player and also acted as a tin .introduced JiJmmy Davis ' R,uthII'?ull0S prompter for the Junior Play. :Hel ulgixlllgillicedwlillie ills- Sonam-Grieg IHA? Senior Betty was agam a cussed the editorial platform of ajoiette. She was elected band the Hi-Jacket! Sarah Ethered IV secretary and a member of the , ., gg' Selection T High School Gmc band council. Betty was also a Emi, read lllswry of the H1- Club Favorite, Assistant Class Edirol- his ZZ'mZh1?:roTgeh hjfm gagfsgffi Sous Bolismub of the Yellowlacket' a worker morgueg Gene Scales, who talked on the Hi-Jacket business stair., 1 .. X , I To a Water Lny7MaCd0we11 Betty is a member of me Bw- ii. writing news, Paul Newell, the staffs ace feature writer, de- x zast. 4 , I 1 A I Burqin Is Fi H. of F. 'wa-MMQK of the for the Burgin. freshman of the er of the omore, he was assistant Hi-Jacket' Mississippi third year he president, .-Jacket, inual, a band the members iis final year president, most inte most outstanding sen tor-in-chief of the H was a member of the cast, the orchestra, b Youth Council, and a gate to the Press Ir one of the four Hi- members who will rec in journalism. He a lected as senior speak nation and author I prophecy, Ramondi of the Baptist Churc Band Rates I In Contest The Starkville If Band did it again. the State Band Conte ville band received rating in concert, si and marching. One The Starkville Ban the most outstandin Mississippi. Red, white, and were given as awards work of the band rn The selections pls concert were Air W up marchg Bogar , s berg and Themes Symphony, required -v-w-1 z'afz6u4Z!e7fd94Sa4aal Zami 4'- br 4- fd-0+ 4-fl' BAND OFFICERS Jummy Dunn Vuce Presndent BAND COUNCIL Furst Row Durector Mr D Charles Bell Presudent Betty Massey Secretary, W Barton Jimmy Dunn Charles Bell Betty and .lumny Davus Drum Malor Massey Jummy Davus Patrncua Monosmnth Sammy MR D W BARTON Durector Smuth Second Row Evelyn Nash Quntman Sheeley Aubrey Skelton Stokes Smuth The S H S band has done a wonderful lab of everythung that at has attempted to do The half tume exhubntnons durung the Football sea son added much color and excntement to all ofthe home games and also the other games that the band was able to attend the trup to Delta Band Festnval nn Greenwood was structly pleasure, re hersals For State Band Contest rn Jackson were very necessary The constant practece thus year was paid off wnth three Fnrst dnvusuon ratmgs concert, slghtreadung and marchmg The total enrollment In the marchmg band thus year was T vs does not Include the members an the second and thnrd bands Under the capable Ieadershup oF Mr D W Barton the durector the Starkvnlle Hugh School Band rs clrmbmg to greater heights ,,. 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I . . . , . , W, il game! 20450: OBOE Betsy Magruder FLUTES Ruth Tullos Mary Deen Byars and Carol Clark BASSOON Mary Lou Wrnght Bb CLARINETS Charles Bell Jummre Davrs Douglas Tate Patsy Barley Betty Bell Harmon Cook Qurtman Sheely Howell Gwrn Johnny McReynolds Agnes Ray Barbara Gregg Edna Mae Stanley Robun Hartness Marrorre Meyers Ellen Wrnfreld and Carol Green ALTO SAXOPHONES Nelson Jones and Mar garet Cole TENOR SAXOPHONE Aubrey Skelton BASS CLARINET Rose Burnley ALTO CLARINET Patrrcra Monosmrth CORNETS Jrmmy Dunn Watson Butts Stokes Smrth George Thompson Tom Stennrs Phrl Aycoclc Ed Slaughter Jack Davns Bully Wulson Rrchard Jones Samny Smrth Bully Jack Gregg and Gene Egger HORNS Polly Wrllrams Sarah Jane Etheredge Florence Hagermeyer and Shelby Turner BARITO NES Ben Magruder and Charles Crrgler TROMBO NES Evans Lampkrn Dee Barton Jo Ann McReynolds Wullram Sheely Frances Yeatman Allen Johnson and George Bennett BASSES Ramond Burgrn Tommy Porter and Charles McCann PERCUSSION Betty Massey Shrrley Ford Davrd Murphy Jlmmre Johnson and Robert Massey TYMPANI Mamne Jo Anthony BELLS Evelyn Nash mwadle cw Sain! 014464114 First Row: Aubrey Skelton, Charles Bell, Jimmy Davis, Nelson J mes. Second Rowg Stokes Smith, Watson Butts, Jimmy Dunn, Jo Anne McReynolds, Evans Lampkin, Dee Barton Director Mr. D.W. Barton, Ramond Burgin, and Barbara Mitchell, Vocalist. The Starkville High School orchestra, THE TOP HATTERS, is a recent addition to our music department, lt is composed of the most outstanding members of the S,H,S, band. The vocalist is also accomplished in her field. D.W. Barton, the director, has spent much of his time in the organization of this group. Our hats are off to the TOP HATTERS, and we wish them much success. Murme Jo Anthony Polly Wullncms ln +-'If Mary Lou Wright Rose Burnley Betty Massey 'few 1 S A-41. -4 First Row Betty Greene Patsy Camp Jnmmy Faulkner Barbara Burdlne Marilyn Thompson Jennne Lynn Putt Bessue Blankenshlp Bnllue Frances Shaw Sandra Dunstan and Mnss Marguernte Turner Second Row Barbara Locke Jean Dlckson Lynda Sukes Dorothy Chesser Jnmmy Ray Jean Kellog Clara Blankenshnp Sue Kendrnck Hulda Whute Betty Ray Shurley Putt Elaune Boyd Thurd Row Clara Page Gaynell Napp Helen Mclntosh Annne Bell Prusock Ruby Lynn Blank enshup Sara Dell Lemmons Jane Prnce Dorus Marmaduke Shnrley Smuth MlIdredGu1ce Betty Lester Lewus, and Ellzabeth Morrns SPONSOR Mlss Marguerite Turner PRESIDENT Bnllue Frances Shaw VICE PRESIDENT Dorothy Chesser SECRETARY Jennle Lynn Putt TREASURER Shurley Ann Putt PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Hazel Tullos The purpose of the Y TEENS us to develop a Chrnstuan Fellowshap among hugh school gurls In doing thus at FuIFuIIs the three Fold purpose of the organuzatnon to develop mentally spiritually and physically and to study and understand the purpose of the young women s Chrustnan Assocna toon whnch ns To build a fellowshupof women and gurls devoted tothe task of realnznng un our com'non Infe those Ideals of personal and soclal Iuvung to whlch we are commltted by our fqlfh gg Christians In thus endeavor we seek to understand Jesus to share Has love For all people and to grow an the knowledge and love of God 7 14 f' 'N ll Sig.--. .Ad f- ... I ll I yfalch 'fa-': uf,-:.-.:. f:.g: QF' 1-3 PRESIDENT Edna Mae Stanley SECRETARY Bobbue Ann Gregg REPORTER Betsy Magruder The Future Homemakers of Ameruca holds uts meetungsun Mrs Valentune s classroom Meet ungs are held the last Fruday of every month Each class has uts own offucers to presude over the meetungs un the separate class peruods A commuttee us responsuble For the programs, whuch are supposed to present problems that confront teenagers F H A us a natuonal organuzatuon whuch sends delegates to the state and ncutuonal conferences The purpose of thus club us to promote un terest un Home Economucs among hugh school gurls The club colors are red and whute, whuch represent youth and determunotuon to succeed Also, the notuonol flower, the red rose, carrues out the some thought The club motto us Toward New Horuzonsl Members of F H A Include many of the hugh school gurls and the gurls from both of the eughth grade classes The enrollment thus year was between 90 and IOO gurls From thus we see that Home makung us becomung a favorute subuect un our school 1 1 1 :gg-':.':'..: is 1 ,swu-- W ' v T . 1 0. 5 us, c 1, I -2 5 pgni Q 2 so , nf 1-0 5 T E T .Q ' . 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T 1 u 3 5 u v ug . . . . . , . . . . , ' '4-WEZM Row One Frances Chaffee Marulyn Brnght Betty Jean James Carolyn Ruffnn Jane Gentry Anne Hutchmson Margaret Echols Jessue Clara Hagemeyer Row Two Elaune Boyd Marsha Housel Shnrley Smuth Kathryn Snropsfure Peggy Tomlm Jane Whute Muldrecl Josey Mary Carol Long Nellue Ruth Wofford Row Three Clara Blankenship Eluzabeth Gentry Blondell Edwards Jo Ann Hull Ruby Lynn blankenshup Shirley Putt Carolyn Ray Dorothy Chesser Jummne Ray Mary Kornegay PRESIDENT Anne Hutchnnson SECRETARY TREASURER FrancesChafFee REPORTER Polly Wlllnams The enrollment of the gurls 4 H Club IS mcreasmg fast The meetungs are held each month wnth Mrs Stennns Home Demonstratnon Agent as sponsor At Commumty Attaunment Day on May 5 l952 at Longvrew two members from Starlcvulle won fnrst place They were Frances Chaffee un Electro Cnty and Anne Hutchunson an Yard Beautn Fncatnon Mrs White our Mathematncs teacher us the faculty advnsor MOTTO To Make the Best Better 4 H Hands Hearts Heads and Health I 1 I I I I l I I . . : . I I I D I l l . I . I I I I ' W . : . . I I I I I I I I I I T VICE-PRESIDENT ...................... Peggy Tomlin D . I . I . . . - - I I I ' ?Wa'4-Wax! imQaSraPia.,, 1 i-- A rf? 51 QM 1 it Row One Mont Montqomery Paul Scales Don Blankenshup Freddy Turner Jerry Josey Gerald Hendrick Peter Housel Bobby McMmn Charles Nash Slkes Row Two Bully Muller Jerry Crumpton Joe Mclllwann Alvun Walker Ellnot Hodnett Bobby Cunnunghom Buddy Ruchmond Leon Butler Alvnn Mclllwann Charles Holland Row Three Joe Castleman Bully Gammull Richard Josey Bevnll Green Bradley Wallace Robert Srlllman Lawrence Croft Jnmmy Eckford Jimmy Rannes Row Four Ralph Castleman Jnmmy Scales Jimmy Ashford Johnny McReynolds Gene Gar rad Frank Echols Bully Callahan Wayne Gentry PRESIDENT Jerry Crumpton VICE PRESIDENT Johnny McReynolds SECRETARY TREASURER Lawrence Croft The boys 4 H Club works on prolects In many dnfterent fnelds There us more than lust work nnthns club there are many nnterestnng trups that may be made and an assortment of contests to be entered Some of the leadung prolects of the club are beef danrymg pngs poultry pasture farm Improvements gardening tractor malntenonce and electrlclty I llfllnn-a..!RtH I 4 EV in: D BQ -warn: h W I A I . 15' L lx' X AV I -if: -In I Q W . S T I - v ' ' 1. - 1 I I I 1 I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' 2 I I I I I I4 I I ' I I I I I '- I I I ' .......... ..........-..- .T sun-.qu-auoqnolu . - -n--a-1-census , . . . . . . I I I 1 I 1 I I I I ' Ill I Row One Peggy Dannels Nancy Putnam Gene Scales Vrrgunua Whute Ruth Tullos Row Two Lnllnan Long Muss Dotsey Carpenter Ada Harvey Holllnshead Mamle Pierce The French Club ns composed of members of Mass Dotsey Carpenter s French Class Interest rn the French language and customs as encouraged The club also strlves to make the study of French more Interesting The club motto us Mueux vaut sagasse gue ruchesse meamng Wnsdom as better than rnches The club Flower rs the Fleur cle Lrs The club colors are Bleu and blanc fBlue and WhIf8, PRESIDENT. . . . . . . Peggy Daniels VICE-PRESIDENT . . . ......... Nancy Putnam SECRETARY ............. Ada Harvey Hollinshead TREASURER .............. . . . .... Lillian Long azwdlw Ik QS'-SQES Pt Row One Betsy Magruder Lynn Savage Ada Harvey Hollnnshead Mary Frances Eckford Sarah Jane Etheredge Nancy Gooch Mary Joyce Polk Second Row Carol Green Eleanor Ann Johnson Joy Day Martha Ann Pope, Anne Ragland Barbara Mutchell Carolyn Stafford Thlrd Row Ramond Burgln, Gaynell Napp, Mass Dotsey Carpenter Mary Frances Gunter Ellen Drane, Harold Flmch Fourth Row Roy Carpenter, James Savage, Paul Newell, Gene Scales, Walter Scales, Jody Thomas The Latun Club luke the French Club was formed to bring about more unterest nn the language Records un Latun are often played durmg the meetings Also many stones concerning Roman has tory are told or read at meetnngs Games and vocabulary matches are entertaining, as well as ed ucatlonal Refreshments are usually served at the close of the meetings The club colors are purple and gold and the flower ns the oluve blossom MOTTO Labor omnla vmcnt Labor conquers everythung PRESIDENT . . . Roy Carpenter VICE PRESIDENT. . . . .Anne Ragland SECRETARY . Martha Ann Pope TREASURER . . Harold Flmch 0 ss A A C f eff- , N ,se L K ,K K YL., L.. .7 L A K N .. . F ' at Obi ig ?0n U I A . .Ji . ' if A .... M I 3 4 ,... . ............ 'I I 4 1 I . 1 . I 1 . ff 3 1 1 1 I I I - 2 1 r 1 I , . 7 I I . I I ' . , ' . .. , . I , . . ..... . . . . . . . . 1 Row One Bob Kurkpatrnck Bobby Blankenshnp Tuma Barnett John Edd Parker Stanley Ed monson Sudney Crngler Leslne Drane J E Logan Row Two Cecul Lernmons Bobby Taylor Jnmmy Martundale Aubrey Skelton Pap McElroy Bubby Slaughter Johnny McReynolds PRESIDENT Bob Klrkpatruck SECRETARY Pap McElroy The S Club us now un nts fnfth year at S H S Thus organuzatuon has grown to be one of the outstandung clubs nn our school To becomea member of the club a student must have earned a letter an one of the three mal or s orts Football basketball or baseball enther as a la er or a mana er and must o throu h P P Y 9 9 9 a week of other unntnatnon requurennents The club ns under the capable leadershnp of Coaches Scales and Odum T e socnal actlvntnes of thus club unclude partnes pncmcs and dances l 'W I' I -W' v A I , VICE-PRESIDENT ............. .......... J .E. Logan h . . . . . . . I . . I ' 'Nr-s N' Members Caleb Burgoyne Jrmmy McMunn Evelyn Nash Paul Newell Stanley Edmonson Martha Butler Charles Bell Jessne Clara Hagameyer Johnny Denson John Duck Edwards Jummy Davus Bobble Lemmons Jimmy Lyman Mr Sappunton Belly Massey Aubrey Skelton Wnnky Horned Carle Lou Wofford James Savage Hugh Duncan PatMclnvalge Ed Bryan Russell Don ald Edwards Mary Lou Wrnght Jlmmy Dunn The Chemistry Club IS composed of the members of the Chemistry class The purpose of thus club lstofurther Interest an Chemlstry Field traps experlments reports and other actlvltles add to the varrety of the club One of the outstanclnng events of the year was the outing at the Country Club This was enloy ed by all club members The arm of the club was rea hed at every meeting The atm was Blow It Up PRESIDENT Johnny Denson VICE PRESIDENTS Jimmy Davls Stanley Edmonson SECRETARY Evelyn NGSL1 TREASURER Hugo Duncan ..f ' . rn ' 1' - . J t . -' x M...- It , . . , 4- x : I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I . X - I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I l ' ,. ' ' II ll L . n - ann: I wcidenlb ' Row One Jummy Ashford and Grace Clarre Neal Row Two Leslre Drone Anne Ragland Johnny Dennson Sarah Jane Etheredge Ramond Bur gun Gaylor Hull The Presrdent s Councrl as composed of two representatnves From each of the four classes In 'ugh school The two representatrves are the class presrdent and one of th other offncers There are lou gurls and Four boys so that both srdes of a questron may be viewed These students meet wuth Mr Johnson to discuss school problems and come to Frnal decnsuons about them Although thus rs new In our school we Fund that rt rs a needed group SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Ramoncl Burgrn Gaylor Hull JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Johnny Denson Sarah Jane Etheredge SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Leslie Drane Anne Ragland FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Jam ny Ashford Grace Clarre Neal 1 1 I I 1 ' , . . I . . . X . . . . . E T . , . -......... l Zum eww -41 Row One Nelson Jones Dorus June Fulgham Edna Mae Stanley Jummue Davus Row Two Mrs IC Pope Watson Butts Ed Seymore Jummy Dunn Sudney Crugler Mrs O Luttle The Youth Center Councul us composed of representatuves from the hu h school I h g c asses T ese students plan dances partues and many other forms of entertaunrnent to be sponsored by the Youth Center Students only serve on the Youth Center Councul for one of theur four years of hugh school Thus us to enable th h o ers to ave the opportunuty to be representatuves Wuthout the help of thus group the socual actuvutues of Starkvu I le Hugh School would be uncomplete ADVISORS Mrs IC ope Mrs O H Luttle Dorus Fulgham Nelson Jones Jummue Davus Watson Butts Jimmy Dunn .. . . . Ed Seymore Shep Crigler .Edna Mae Stanley SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES ..... FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE ....... 66666044 fp , The Glee Club us another one of the musucal organu7atuons at Starkvulle Hugh School It guves the students a chance to develop and traun theur vouces Thus club partucupated un many programs durung the 1051 1952 school year The annual Chrust mas musucal was a great success For the Furst tame the Glee Club presented a program on W S S O Thus group also sang at several Senuor puano recutals At the graduatuon exerclses the club added color and varuety to the program Theur selectuon for that occasuon was Trust un the Lord Thus proves that the Glee Club us a necessary organuzatuon un our school Row One Mary Portlock puanust Thelma Davus, Jessue Clara Hagemeyer Mary Frances Gunter Betty Jo Sewell Frances Drane Jean Duckson, Muldred JOSey Annue Bell Prusock and Ruby Lynn Blankenshup Row Two Mrs Tom McClannahan Margaret Echols Sarah Ann Gregg, Lydua Johnson Hazel Tullos Nancy Putnam Jummue Faulkner, Mary Joyce Polk Carolyn Stafford Ada Harvey Holl unshead Anne Hutchunson Barbara Mutchell Janet Gregory Gaylor Hull Mary Frances Ecktord Lynn Savage Anne Ragland Margaret Prusock Jennue Lynn Putt Bessue Blankenshup and Ellen Drane Row Three Chartune Taylor Vurgunua Walker Imalee Flemung, Barbara Walker Marne Hun ter Patsy Camp Dovue Edwards Carrue Lou Wofford Ouuda Corley Jean Kellogg and Bobbue Ann Gregg Spam IIIIIHHIIIII IH 74055453 The l952Starkvulle Hugh football team funushed second un the Luttle Ten Conference The team went through the eleven game season wuth losses only to Oxford and Amory The Unuversuty Hugh Eagles Oxfordl unvaded Starkvulle un the openung game of the season They caught the Jackets quute by surpruse and turned them back by a 20 I2 score The Yellow Jackets were so angered that the followung week they trounced West Pount 63 7 Starkvulle next played the team that eventually became the Champuons of the Luttle Ten After traulung 6 O at halftume the Amory Panthers overcame the lead and defeated the Yellow Jackets I4-6 Thus proved to be the last loss of the season In the next game the Aberdeen Bulldogs gave the Starkvulle team a rugged battle before F llung 21 I2 Except for the Louusvulle game the remaunung games were routune vuctorues wuth the closest margun beung 2l pounts The Louusvulle game was a thruller however The Choctaw Conference Champuons had compuled an umpressuve wun streak The Jackets played unspured ball and defeated them by a score of 28 T3 The leadungscorer of the season was Bob Bobo Kurkpatruck wuth T56 pounts He was followed by Lyman wuth 60 Walker wuth 54 Slaughter wuth 32 and McElroy wuth 22 The eleven senuors of thus ball club wull long be remembered at Starkvulle Hugh for theur football prowess ie 7752 Smfzkailfe Sciaaf 704115645 764m ODUM ancl SCALES Coaches ALL LITTLE TEN SELECTIONS BOB KIRKPATRICK Tailback J. E. LOGAN Guard DON WALKER Fullback BILLY SLAUGHTER Tackle Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Starkville Conference All Games Oxford 20 West Point 7 Amory T4 Aberdeen l2 Grenada O Louisville l 3 New Albany O Ackerman O Houston 6 -- Columbus 6 -- Okolona O Won Lost 6 2 9 2 LANNOM SMITH JIMMY MARTINDALE End Guard 4150 'V Kw mi? CHARLIE ASHFORD JAMES REED ROBERT CARD Blocking Back Guard Tackle nq........u..............- ...,.,....---- wail' Hd 33 xv, 3 mrwmsv -R'-4-im g I! 'W- ii hw'-' Q an 9,31 WSE' 'J 13' vw KE A B wfpfi ir NMQ Y K vw if WKWM5 9525 UQ' in ffgq' ED BRYAN RUSSEL CHARLES MCELROY Guard Blockmg Back i , ,, 15 : ,W,Q1.,,,f 'T 1 . 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LOGAN Center JOHNNY McREYNOLDS JIMMY DUNN Forward Guard DO NA LD EDWARDS Forward DON DAVIS Guard SID NEY CRIG LER BOYS Denson Lyman Sm1I'l1 Skelton Jones Ounnn Logan Cr 1gIer K nrkpatruck McReynolds LESLIE DRANE Forward NX fi! I Game Scores WON I4 Starkvu Ile Starkvl Ile Starkvu I le Starkvl l le Starkvu Ile Starkvl Ile Starkvulle Starkv1lle Starkvn Ile Starkvl Ile Starkvu Ile Starkvl Ile Starkvl Ile Starkvllle Starkvu Ile Starkvn Ile Starkvn Ile Starkvn Ile Star4v1lle Starkv1 Ile Boys LOST 6 Koscnusko Aberdeen Columbus Lou 1sv1 lle West Pount Eupora Kosc1usko Bond West Pount Noxapater Macon Loulsvn l le Aberdeen Columbus Houston Houston Ponfotoc Amory Eupora Aberdeen fi yr I 'Q E1 fx we 1, .,1i , it I , ' . X. I ' k I 4 IX f I I 1 I Forward , Sl X S54 S tx lx Q A 2 l 275 ' 61 ' tv' 177 ' 50 4, ' 158 ' 31 1- , 101 ' 34 ' ' -' SI' ' 72 ' 4 ' I9 ' 47 I8 ' 43 ' ' I6 ' 34 ' ' II ' 34 ' I V 4 ' 41 l ' 42 . 53 . . A ' 44 f ' 47 1 ' 50 ' 5o ' 42 ' 34 1 - 38 ' 28 aa ,il y fn, ' ' . 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Srl? ,QT ,ax ut.: ish-'ls i ra. vi JAMES REED SHEP CRIGLER JOHNNY DENSON Centerfneld Thurd Base Short Stop Zemin!! 14:5 if S Durmg the regular season play the Yellow Jackets compiled a record of 8 wnns and 2 losses Thas won the southern halfofDnstrnctOne and forced a playoff for the champuonshap of the clustrnct In the playoffs the Jack ets were defeated by the Golden Wave of Tupelo two games to one The Yellow Jackets smacked out 95 huts good for 76 runs and a team battnng average of 267 There were four homers Crugler 3 Logan l 7 tnples Logan 3 Smxth 2 Parker l Drane l and 9 doubles Logan 4 Dunn 2 Smuth Parker and Denson l each Our Pitchers Parker and Smnth held the opposung teams to 47 huts 37 runs and struck out 75 of the enemy batsmen There were 4 graduatnng sensors Reed Smith Parker and Logan These men wall be mnssed but there are stall some good players left who can do plenty of damage to the opposntnon next year 5-as 'K I l l W A-65302 Nix? up 7 ai Kgs- 51 :6 '1bk,.f' hx N I 4 7 .aw ft' .22 LESLIE DRANE JOHNNY MCREYNOLDS JIMMY DUNN Second Base Rrght Fueld Furst Base . lf ' t ' A l r J J-Q L 1 X gf' 7 1- .k '.2'f: , ts' K . 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