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

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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 , .

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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

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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