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

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E. Gfizendgila ware! From three senior girls elected by the senior class Janet Gregory was chosen by the faculty to receive the D, A, R, Citizenship award. She was chosen on the outstanding qualities of: l. Dependability--which includes truthfulness, loyalty, and punc- tuality. Z. Service--which includes cooperation, courtesy, and consideration of others. 3. Leadership--which includes personality, self-control, and ability to assume responsibility. 4. Patriotism--which includes unselfish interest in family, school, community, and nation. The medal is awarded annually by the Daughters of the American Revolution. JANET GREGORY

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MOST VERSATILE WITTIEST . F-7 JM F75 Marjorre Meyer and Jerry Crumpton Patsy Barley and Paul Duncan FRIEND! IEST MOST OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORI X Eugene Keller and John Moore Jerry Crumpton and Janet Gregory 38

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tio-captains Leslie Drane and Froggie Daniels with Queen Anne and lrur Maids of Honor, Janet and Patsy. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rebecca Lollcy, Patsy Bailey, Carole Clark, Anne Ragland, Martha Ann Pope, lilcanor Ann johnson, Janet Gregory. omecoming On Friday, October 50, as El cliniax to the football season, the annual Homecoming festivities were held. Homecoming Day started in the auditorium with an assembly program featuring the beauties and favorites. At ll:O0 the Homecoming pa- rade began featuring the floats sponsored by the various classes, The Cheerleaders staged a pep rally Friday afternoon in the auditorium, The student body joined with the Cheerleaders in chanting the yells, The high point of the day was the pre- ame ceremony on Jaycee Field begore the Jacket's game with the Ackerman Indians, Mor- ris Adams, master of ceremonies, introduced the Maids and their escorts. They were as follows: Patsy Bailey, Larry Weber, Janet Gregory, Barnett Reynolds, Elea- nor Johnson, John T, Moore,