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KNOWLEDGE IN YOUTH IS WISDOM IN AGE ONE Volume 9 - Nos. 1 and 2 NOVEMBER, 1958 Booneville, Mississippi Forty-Eight Make Seniors Sell Honor Roll Greeting Cards BETTY 'HORN REIGNS AT HOMECOMING Well, students, here we are The Seni or Class has select­ Gloriously climaxing the one six-weeks cluser to the ed as one of its money-makin Ihopes, dreams, and fears of end of this school year. Al­ projerts the selling of assort­ i th e 1958 Blu e Devil Team, though most of us just play­ ed greeti ng cards. !along with t he loyalty of their fans and cheerleaders ed around while we were E ach senior will sell six "Getting Adjusted", some f ew was the annual B. H. S. boxes of cards at $1.00 per Homecoming for 1-9'58-59. students were smart enough box. The boxes are assor te d, to study, as we all should The stars twinkled delight­ some containing onl y Christ­ edly down throu gh the cool have done. One out of every mas assor tments, and others six .people in high school crisp, autumn night on the a variety of cards for all oc­ NE MJ C Foot ball Field, all racked his brains and us ed casions . enough knowledge to make aglow with lights and made brilliant by the panaramo of the honor roll. The seniors The profits of this project blu e and gold, blazed by the led all classes, having 11 on will go toward the financing the roll. Next came the sop­ of the class trip. pom-poms, and echoed in the band's and cheerleaders' uni­ homores with 17, and right forms. Mix ed among the yell­ behind them, the freshmen, .,ing, waving crowd were the, with 16. Last were the Juni­ Welcome! . alumni of B. H. S., leading ors with 4. The students wh o made the To teachers and s tudents ' t heir throaty cheers as the Honor Roll are as follows : who are new to this school ent husiastic fans led their 12 GRADE s y s t e m, the Boonevi lle : favorite yells. Nina Beth Smith schools extend a sincere Starting the halftime fes­ *Fa ye Livingston welcome. We hope that O:lC ' tivities was the Booneville: Gerald Wil'banks way of life will be ac cep t- High Band as they formed Juanita Armstrong abl e to you and tha t yO;1 an arch through which the, Ouida Phillips will be abl e to contribu te , convertibles with the Queen Molly Ann Robertson much t o improve ou r and maids passed. The Ma­ ,x'Wanda Shannon l scho ols. We are glad tha t jorettes, char ming in their w~n t ~raditional bl~e Daris Spencer ,you arc here and tJ J Center : Queen Be tty Carolyn Horn. Left to right: Mary and.gOld un i­ l "Connie Young help make the seSSIOn of IPanne.ly , Freshman Maid ; Carolyn Henson, Sophomore ". onns topped by Whlt.C g.OYCS N"lH" Rllt.h MnrriR I1958-59 the best you have MRay Kendall * All A's. joyful. Baldwyn's I on e call y a ny lettering on the Wanda Holder and Senior counter oceured wh en a pass 'back, but the. favorite s e :m~ Maid Daris Spencer both from Joe Cunningham made to be "Boonev ille Blu e Devils . sky blue formals G' h . k t ry much wearmg - ': its way to end Harold .IriS- T e jac e s a re ve . riding abreast a white con-. CLASS OFFICERS CHOSEN sam. like those sold at Ole Mi~ s tibl dri by Charles' . and Mississippi State. Don't ver i e n~ en . CI k Booneville's DeVils drove h J t t in line Gurley. Junior Cheerl eaders Seniors Choose Wilbanks; JunIors, ar Iup and down the field with push, C urns. us ge . Mami e Martin and Marie The high school classes lost IBreeland, reporter; Mrs . great great determination to Highes presented yellow no time in electing their offi- Vance Dixon and Mr. M. T. win their final and home- mums to escort Kenneth Ter­ cers for the 1958-59 year Cartwright, sponsors. coming game before a much- The business managers of ry who in turn presented, Leading the senior class is Th e sophomores elected Jo e pleased turnout. Old alumni the Ell-BOONE urges you them to Maid Wanda . Sen­ Gerald Wilbanks, president. Duckworth, president; John were fdlled with high-ton e:'! read every ad vertisemen t i 0 r Cheerleaders Connie" The other senior officers a re SttI1lners, \\ice - president ; excite ment as Booneville I in this issue. Our advertis- Young and Nina Beth Smith William Browning, vice-presi- Martha Scott, secr etary-t-rea­ g a v e Baldwyn its worst ers made this pap er possi- presented yfI low mums t o dent; Connie Young, secr e- surer; Nickie Rutherford, re­ beating in many years. ble. Tell them that you Co-Captain Tommy Stoop, tary; Betty Carter, treasur- porter; Mrs. Richard Kemp Browning, guard, blocked saw their ad in the HI- who then presented them to er ; and Joe Blythe, parlia- and Mrs . George Oakley, a Bearcat kick with a bean­ BOONE. Patronize them Maid Daris Spencer. J erry mentarian ; Mrs . J ohnny Da- sponsors. tiful defensive play and r ac­ at every opp ortunity. Long then escorted the Sen­ vidson and Miss Mabl e Cun- The freshmen officers are ed fifteen yar ds for a t ouch­ ~~.~~- ior Maid t o her honored po­ ningham, sponsors. president, Butch Henderson ; down . Th e stubborn defense ------­ sition in the court. . . vice president, Tommy Com- played heads-up ball keep- Th ey wer e Joe Blythe, Wil ­ Then all eyes turned to' Junior class of~1Cers ..,are er ; secretary, Sandra Houst­ the south side of the fi eld as: ~ eo- ing the Bearcats t o a very liam Browning, Billy Bu r- Gerald .Clark, president; on; treasurer, Billy Morgan ; little yardage. ress , Larry Carroll, Clyd e Queen Betty Carolyn Horn rge Brmkley Houston, Vice- reporter , Jimmy Mit chell ; Eight seniors re ceived Hare, Ronny Martin, Tom- ma de her ent rance, dressed president ; Betty Jane Sh arp , Mrs. Taylor Smith and Coach their last high school foot-Imy Stoop, and Ger ald Wil­ n white, as a person of ro y­ secretary-treasurer; William Billy ard, Sponsors. ball bruises Friday ni gh t. I banks. ( Conti nued on P ag e 6 ) 11'/ " ; '. ..I ;-'" "\ ",/' \ Page 2 " "" THE HI-BOONE November, 1958 THE HI-BOONE Mello-Tones In Pu blished Monthly by t he Students of Booneville High Talent Contest' School under t he supervision of the Beta Club PRODUCTION STAFF The winsome MellO-Tones Editors-in-Chief Patsy Geno and Gerald Clark of B. H. S. were given the N ews Editors Faye Livinston and Connie Young high honor of representing Alumni Edito rs _ :Molly Robertson and Mary Joyce Arnold the Tupelo Dis trict in the Soci ety Editor Linda Moore Annual Mid -South Talen t F eature Editors Betty Carter and Ouida Phillips Contest, a branch of the Music Editor Mary Jane Turner Tri-State Fair. This was Club Editors _ _ Carolyn William and Mary Nell Walden made possible by their win­ Sports Editors _ William Browning and George Houston ning the preliminary talent Columnists-Nelle Morris, Judy Windham, David Turner, contest at Tupelo, Missisaip ­ Emma McMillan, Sharon Chase, Billy Clayton, Betty Horn pi, September 17. There BUSINE SS STAFF they were selected as top Business Manager Gerald Wilbanks winners over fifteen other Circulation Managers Bobby Spain, Lourine Counce, contestants by Harlow Mc­ Eunice McCoy, John Sumners, Shirley Rutherford, Roger Call, Director of "Young Brackeen , Vance Dixon, Charles Vail. America Sings," Band Dircc­ Ad Managers Nina Smith and Daris Spencer tor at Treadwell and fe atur­ Typists Martha Wales, Lynn Bolton, Nellie Morris ed writer of the "Memphisi Advisor Mrs. Johnny Davidson Cheerleaders Boost Press Simitar" along with Bil­ Print ed by Gerald Hodges Bouquets And ly Boren, three-time winner Brickbats Blue Devils of the contest, and Directcr Say, have you seen those of youth activities in Tupelo How exclte.l " ~ are as we Remarked Mr. McCall, While snappy new outfits the cheer­ begin work on i.l.e f:rst issue congratulaating the girls, "I leaders are wearing this of the "Hi -Br-our " ! We hope year ? Their new outfit was ihighly impressed ,by you are g.•'!.ng to enjoy the your finesse, polish, and .v-: ~ consists of a blue bermuda 4 "Hi-Boone" :;1.;3 Far. We are professional style so rarely " skirt, white knee-lengt h socks going to strive tc make it one seen in self-taught ama­ and a gold blouse. This is of the best if 1.Ot the best teurs. worn mostly at the pep ral­ Growing In Patience paper we :•.iVC ever had. September 20, the trio leys, They also have the made an appearance over A little g irl, with blue eyes shining, begged her mother My !ir~t presentation will long skirts which th e y WREC TV in Memphis, a­ to come and see t h ebeautiful mud pies she had just made. ?e a bl;; o ~aut~[ul b(~uqu et to wear at the ball games. long with the winners from 'The mother was busy with her tasks and would not spare . )onal~l Keith lor be'ng chos­ Only three of the eight some of the other distrlets. the t ime to share her child's happiness, but instead scold- ci, editor ot L :: E£2 con , the cheerleaders were members Their expenses were paid by ed her for having dirty hands. Why will a mother do this? NEMJC paper. of the che ering squad last the Civitan Club of Tupelo, iLack of patience is certainly one of the reasons. Congr-Li-an ma are in or- year . They are the seniors who regularly sponsors the A t een-age boy was helping his dad repair a vacuum der as well as bouqu et» for Molly All!n Robertson, Nina contest. The following Mon­ cleaner; and in a moment of exasperation the father shout- our Homaeomu .j 'Q;lu n Betty Beth Smith, and Connie Sue day, they made their debut ed at h is son, "Go on, get out of my way, I can do better Car?IY:l Horn, and he," Court, Young. The new cheerleaders in the Mid-South Talent alone." Why will a father do that? He is short of patience. Darts Bpencer, Wanda Holder, are Marie Hughes and Mamie show, held in the Woman's . Someone ?ecom es a Christian. His background and Carolyn Henson, and Mary Martin, juniors, Rose War­ Building. They did not wiru habits make this a new exp er ience t o him. His companions, Pannell. nick and J oAnn McCr eary, language, and 'behavior patterns have been such that many Bouquets ~p to our football but received many compli­ sophomor es, and Sandra changes are necess ary. He doesn't kn ow a great deal about Iboys. Congr atulatr ns on ments and were asked to ap­ Houston, Freshman. Leading' the Bible, and even though he is studying, knowledge com es your victcru-s and th e sp orts­ pear, expenses paid, in two the group as 'h ead cheerlead­ sl?wly. In the struggle to walk in the way, he makes a manship yNl have displayed television marathons, one er is Molly Ann Robertson, at Tupelo, Mississippi, over mistake, and someone will say, "We ll, I kn ew he couldn't after the defeats. ~~~~"S3 do it." "I expected him to fail." ~h~ will anyone do that? I I want to prp:J,: r.l beautiful ~ WTWV T.V., and the other . _ '. nnl1nutJot"", .'n Il~,...h nf iho ronpp'r _ ! '-'~~"""""''''b'-''r-J """'-"-" -----.--~---., ~ -- ''-I your vtctcru-s and the sports­ ~~VUOl.V.l.l, 1.L'.1. c;.O.1.l.lJ.J.a.J.J.. ~c;a.u.u~6' pear, expenses paid, in two . the Bible, and even though he is' studying, knowledge comes Y(~l1 marishfp have displayed the group as 'head cheerlead­ marathons, one slowly. In the strnggle to walk in the way, he makes a televisIon after the defeats. er ia Molly Allin Robertson. at Tupelo, Mississippi, over mistake, and someone will say, "Well, I knew he couldn't I want to nr-acr.t beautiful ~~ WTWV '"r,",'" and the other do it." "I expected him to fail." Why will anyone do that? bouquets to each of the cheer­ over in Memphis 0 v e r He, too, is' lacking in patience. This it goes: In our im­ leaders. T.:1tl Y have really done WMCT T. V. patience we say and do things that 'hurts' others and reveal Vera's Beauty a- good job keeping the: foot­ patience we say and do things that hurt others and reveal ball boys' spirits high. The person who will not summon the patience to share When patronizing" -one of Bouquets a' '!() go to the loy­ Shoppe his fellowman's triumphs and hurts, thereby closes doors our advertisers, tell them al fans who attended each that will later bring regrets. you saw their advertisement game, "Tthe baby helped snap beans today; Superior Beauty Service! in the Hi-Boone. She saved the bad, threw good away. I would like to present bou­ \. ... I thought how patient God must be, quets to each of the band ~s~s~SS~~ When I help Him as she helped me." members for the \VOnderfuI ' P.G. job he is doing this year and ~~S~~~ 1 Morris Sinclair "'.'" '" " " " to Davi? Turner for .the ex­ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1B\\ ~ tB\\ cellent Job he does In lead­ Peeler Flower Service Station Words of: Wisdom ing the band. It goes without saying that and When success: turns a man's head, he is facing' failu~e. the majorettes are the major Gift Shop Visit the Morris Sinclair attraction to a good band. We Service Statio» for all __ ~ ~ __ '" '" '" '" '" " " " " " " really have a good group of your Oar Needs! ======majorettes this year, and • they work hard getting up I! Flowers for all Occasions! ALOHA! Juniors Select Rings good routines. To each of th-e ~ Just Call-Fast Service Clyde Hare: "I'll find one B OIl H· h S h 1. majorettes. I Ipresent a beau­ oonevi e ig C 00 . 7 an d meet you b y.th e gym at J 0 1 t d th 0 1 tiful boquet. 1 . '.­ o 0 uniors se ec e . eir c ass · dmner.. PromIse you'll be. S t b 8 Since you have been so there?" rings ep em er , from W. good this year, I have only ~ Ouida Phillips: "I'll be~: HO~geS of the Josten's one presentation of brickbats. COMPLIMENTS there, but I told you I could I;~ o~pany. . To all students who didn't John H. Price not do it. Come if you can, ' e rings, WhICh a~e the study this six-weeks and I'm surely gonna try." newest . and latest, WIll be failed their exams, I bestow Appliance Co. William Browning: "Boy, convertible .sa that the'; showers of hrlckbats, you should have seen Orner top of the rmg can !be . re- Now t hat presentations « ." Ben Jones trying it yesterday moved to ?e converted Into have been made, I have a few I; Home of GE Applwnces OF in the dressing room. And a .college .rmg. Mr. Hodges bits of gossip that I just must Larry Carrol, you'd think it said the rmgs are one of the pass along. Booneville, Miss. would be easy for him. You best. the company has sold Did you know that Aman­ know as much as Kent Millner to high school students. da Gardner and John David shakes, he couldn't even make The rings should be ship- Price often sit on Amanda's Prentiss it go-a-round." ped by November 28. front porch steps after a Manufa~turing" Do you know what Carolyn , date? I hope this cold weath- Henson uses her hula-hoop When patronizing one of er won't present too much of • Company for? A belt. our advertisers, tell them a problem for you. I i Kenneth Smith Carol Carter is having dif- ~ou saw ~heir advertisement Charlette Bailey and Tom­ t Fire t D I ficulty I see. She can't find In the HI-Boone. my Stoop have been keeping S one ea er one big enough for her. close company. Tommy, what Booneville, Miss. I wanted to see Shirley' lMartians: it's hula-hoops. kind of game is this you play Booneville, Miss. Butler hula-hoop, hut since You've heard in the song, in front of Charlette's house? "Customer Satisfaction she and James Downs started. 'Anyone can do the hula-hoop Bouquets to anyone who Guaranteed" going steady, she can't seem from 3 to 110," well, it was will give me ideas concerning to find time. confirmed the other day. I this column. I'll appreciate ...... This time bne invasion isn't saw Mr. Tutor doing it. them. November, 1958 THE ill-BOONE Page 3 T1ME <,I;BI~~, ; .Devil Gridders Ba,e Successful Year OUI ,.I ,-·,,­ SUPPORT 6 . 4 RECORD FOR YEAR ~ Booneville's Blue Devils Devils held the upper hand have combined blocking, run- for most of the game. WITH BILLY CLAYTON Ining, and a great many mis - The following Friday Sport Fans of B. H, S,-.l takc~ to compile a rec~rd of found the Devils at Okolo~a guess by now each of you 15 Wl~S and 4 loss es l~ t?e ~here they suffered thel: have formed your own op ir; Tomblgbee Conference cireurt. first setback by a close 19-12 ion of the 1958 Blu e Devil The Devils opened the sea­ score. Downs and Price Football team. son with the traditional bang crashed across into the end To refresh your memory, by racking up Ripley 13-0 , zone for the Devils' only tal­ th e Devils posted wins over Tremendous blocking, tackl- lies , End-arounds spelled out Rdpley, Iuka, Fulton, Kos · ing, running , and smart doom for Booneville as Oko­ suth, Mantachie, an d " Bald­ thinking pushed the Devils lona executed them for two wyn". We wer e defeated by into the winning column a t scores. Okolona, Calhoun Ci t y, the 'beginning. Gerald Clark Th e rains came and so did Shannon, and Corinth. Top row, left to right : Assistant Coach James Harper, Ken- and Ronny Martin account- the Devils as Iuka was push­ This year Boon evill e boast­ netu Andre, Harold Odom , Kenneth Richardson, Harold Ray ed for the touchdowns as the ed down the drain 21-6. Clark ed a big line, but I think t he Rob ertson, Roy Ellis McGee, Charles Green , David Drewery, scored twice, and Billy Clay­ team had som ething that I Omar Jones, Kent Milner, Ronnie Martin, Terry Pitts Ro~- Corinth Tops Battle ton romped for the other tal- was equal to , or more power­ ny Stephens, Butch Hend erson, Charles Scruggs, Coach BIll WO h B 0ll ly to lead the tea:m down' ful than its heavy forward Ward, Bottom: left to right : Manager Billy Robertson, Bil­ It oone~''l e the water covered field for wall, It was the d ecisiv e fac­ ly Grisham, Harold Beasley, George Houston, James Downs, By 12-6 Thriller its second win. tor in three of the Devil 's Larry Carroll, Geral d Wil banks, Joe Blythe, Johnny Price, , . A second-half uprising sent five victories. This is det er Gerald Clark, Jack Crabb, Billy Burress, Lloyd Peeks. Ce~- The Bo~neville Blue D~vl1s the team victoriously over mination and fight in the tel' : left to right: Co-Captain Tommy Stoop, Co-Captain battle~ WIth s~rong Corinth stubborn Fulton 19-7. Mar­ second half. William Browning, Photo by Nunley and ~mally yielded to the tin, Clark, and Downs jolted Booneville surprised ev­ Warrlors 12-~, across to insure the much eryone, especially the oPDon­ Devils Win Fifth Clark Leads Devils !he Devl~s ,penetrated needed victory. The strength ents, this year by comin g F S Off ° I t,wlce t? Corinth s .10 yard of the Devils' offense and de- back after the halftime per­ or eason enslve y line besides the scoring surge fense set dow'ill the Indians . d d h . b th d ~ n . , , but fumble put the damper on . . , 10 an s owing 0 ere ­ An onrushing Booneville Johnny Price, Jam e s , h WIthout too much dlfficulty. sive and offensive improve­ eleven down ed Mantachie's Downs, Gerald Clark, Ronny th~sc~,rmg oP~. th 1 Booneville dropped its sec- ment over the first and sec­ Mustangs 47-7 at Tiger Stu­ Martin, Billy Clayton, Royal' 111 score . e one ond game of the season to ond quarters. dium to wrap up their fifth Ellis McGee, and guard Wil- t~uChdOwn up the middle for Calhoun City as the lights When a team does this, it seasonal win. liam Browning lugged the. t e o~e. . stopped the game with 52 te11s severaI things1 ab out, Quarterback John Pric' e leather across the paydi Irt During. the game Corinth. seconds left on the score- the tearn and their coach ' It darted off tackle handil" y consistantly for t h e B I ue gamed . 175 yards . rush. 109 board. Power failure. prevent­ enan"-1 es th e l' r coach to see,leadmg the Devils" WIth three Devils, . 20'"'" points score.d while the Blue Devils climb- ed the game from Ibemg. com­ . t k th 'boys have ' . f id 'bl t ed close WIth 172. The teams . the rms a es e talhes, and Gerald Clark car- agamst ormi a e opponent.j r, , , •• pleted as Calhoun CIty was made during th e first half ri ed the pigskin with deter- Greald Clark lead the Blu e each in flrst downs WIth mne leading 19-13 and held pos­ and to correct them . It mination to race across for Devil Team with 71 points eac. . session of the ball on its own shows that, the team really two six-pointers, Billy Clay- while Price and Martin fol- Booneville's br~aka way five yard line. Clayton, who wants to wm and ,that th e~ ton and Hoy McGee account- liwed closely with 45 and 40 runner .Ronny ,M~rtm led the galloped 30 yards on a pass a.re in good physical ,condl ed for the other two touch- points respectively. B?Onevllle rush109 attack from Joe Blythe, and Clark biori. Naturally a t e a~ IS e x- "d o wnsi. T.D. E.P, T.P. WIth 90 yards, Clark was led the Devils in the scoring pected to slow up during the "'h bi t . f th Clark 11 5 second witl.. 35. . I ' I '1. " 19ges surprise 0 e 711 .co umn. second half, but the Devils , ht th T f Price 7 3 45 This was decidely Boone­ ~oo~or1 +nh"up t.hp. will and jlllg was e unvei mg\" : ~0\., 1 ti 6 4 40 '11' b t ~ame f th Kossuth quickly\.,~"'_'.. found~ 4'4' ;,,~n'"that • _. • , , . L , " L • • I M ar In VI e s es 0 e sea- I"' .:11_ .. are in gooa pn ylS1C C:11 .cUUU' \ed. for the other two to ucn- \Pu,..." . ", op ~ ~'" - 'J ' T.p.lwith 90 yards. Clark Il~- -ih ~ ~ bion. Naturally a team IS ex- 'downs. T.D . E.P. was -Devtis the scoring 7i second witt. 35. peet ed to s low up during t~ e 'Dh, biggest surprise of the C I~rk 11 5 column. I 45 This was decidely Boone­ second half, but the .DevIls night was the unveiling of !PflCe. 7 3 Kossuth quickly found that 40 ville's best game of the sea­ seemed to have the will and Clayton's .educated toe which Martin 6 4 Booneville hadn't suffered I I 40 son. The running attack was endurance to continue .t he Ispirited four extra points. Downs 4 2 too badly from defeat as they 22 carried strong by hard run­ whole game without slacking. The other extra point was Clayto? 3 4 were topped by the reveng­ Perhaps some of you re- Browning 1 0 61 ning and blocking and the ing Devils 13-6. The back­ member the game last year McGee 1 0 6 Blue Devils unfurling defense fi eld held control of the ball between Booneville and Cal- ates the work and time giv­ stunned the Warriors hold­ most of the game as the houn City. Booneville led at en by Coach Harper before made on a run to push the ing them to a total rushing Blue Devils' front line per­ the half 21-0 but when the and during' the foo tball sea - score to forty-seven, highest of 33 yards in the second formed well defensively and final whistle blew Calhoun son. He attended Alabama of the year for the Devils. half. ffensively. Clark plunged: City had downed the Devils Coaching School this sum- All team members saw ac­ ss:~~~OO~~l'S~~~~.. Iacross for 'bot h touchdowns 30-21. So you see the ompor- mer with Coach Ward, and tion in the one-sided affair and the ext ra point. Martin tance of that "certain some- besides being assistant var- before the Devils clash with led the backfield with 179 thing" that the 1958 Blue sity coach he has taken the rival Baldwyn next Fr'iday Hall's Beauty yards rushing. Devils gained over last year responsibility of coaching IFriday night at Tiger Sta­ The Blue Devils battled team. the PeeWee football team dium Corinth furiously before fall­ Coach Ward seems to be which will prove very val­ Shop ing to strong Warriors 12-6. well pleased with the movie uable to Booneville's Grid­ '";s:, ~~~~~~~~ "Service with a Smile" IIBooneville played their best camera that was purchased iron future. , game of the season as they' for the atheletic association, There's a rumor that Booneville fought courageously trying to by donations from mer- Coach Arnold enjoyed that Tractor Phone PArk 8-5351 upset the Big Eight eleven. chants and backers of the trip to jackson, Mississippi, Ronny Martin spirited the Blue Devils. last year well enough to go Company ~Ioffenseby scoring the lone The camera makes it pos- back again this year. You FORD TRACTORS ~touchdown on a two-yard sible for the boys and coach- can really help him and the and EQUIPMENT • plunge. es to see mistakes and hap- team by coming out and su p­ Phone PAirk 8-4981 Booneville Booneville's wide-eyed elev­ penings that not have been porting them this year. • Highway 30 East en stomped Mantachie 47-6 seen during the game. with very little resistance' Mr. Wayne Hunter volun­ Hardware Co. rom the astonished Mustang. t eered his services as camer­ Westinghouse Appliances, Price and Clark led the man and did a fine job Furniture and Building -ugged offense with three and throughout the football sea- r , Needs two touchdowns respectively son. while Clayton and McGee fol­ The annual Booneville­ lowed with on eeach. Clayton Phone PArk 8 5821 Baldwyn rivaly came to a )It'Ikicked four extra points from head on Nov ember 7, by wa y I ~~ placement. of a 59-6 victory for Boone­ I ~~~~~~~~ ville. The Devils scored at . ~ .. random throughout t h e game and revenged pas t de- II NUNLEY'S feats to the delight of t ho Boonevill e crowd. Ben Franklin In cas e you don 't kno v STUDIO the "other" nervous chair Locally Owned - For Portraits of Quality smoker who stood by coach Ward during the fo otball Phone PArk 8-5861 games this year he was Nat ionally Known" Main Street James W. Harper, now {l.L known as Coach Harper. WILLIAM BROWNING TOMMY STOOP ~.. - I~"~~~~~~~~ The team really appreci­ Co-Captain Co-Captain • •' _ 0 •• • . • . • •_ , ~ '._ . " _ _ .•

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Well, well, here we are again, hula hoops and all ready for another year of Hi­ Booning. Did you hear a bout the boy who asked the druggist for a package of frozen band aids-for us e on cold cuts? Anchors Away! Anchors aw-aay!-We ll, anyway they were aw ay, but they have, been back. Jimmy Fr~ 2 , Har­ old Galloway, Gary Smith, Larry Kendall and Roger Smith, hav e bee n haunting old BHS lik e the pleague. I thought you boys were anx ­ ious to ge t out of this ole prison last ye ar . In case you h av e wonder­ ed why a few cert ain girls I know were hiding their r e­ port cards, well , now you know. They hav e been busy entertaining the Navy. Miss Mab el is still running ' true to form or is it h er home economics students? The 3rd year's grades ranged all the I BOONEVILLE HIGH MAJORETTES are left to right: Ru th Carol Gordon, Charlotte Bailey, Su e McCutcheons, Lana way from 52 - 4. Reno, Linda Moore, Mary Nell Walden , Amanda Gardn er. Photo by Nunley I have had a special re­ qu est for this issue. "Want­ Majorettes Reveal ed- 1 date for Friday ni ght. Future Plans JOKERAMA Seniors Select Neepecifications as to looks. ., . Unusual Invitations Signed: Elaine White." To make this the ~I gge st .Man ,;0 .Wife, o~ motor Marcella Dallison has had and best year for majorette trip : Mmd naggmg me a Mr. W. G. Hodges, Josten's Obituary stars in her eye s the past activit ies se ems to be the ul- little ? I'm starting to fall salesman from Calhoun City f ew weeks. Could the Navy timate aim of the seven high - asleep." Mississippi, met with the For many years, the creep­ be helping rekindle an old steppers chosen last fall by AUCTIONEER : "SOLD ! . S· 'I Th d S ing, spying scoundrel, known ti II kn "'d ," . . ernor c ass, urs ay, ep­ flame? We hope so na iona y nown anc mg in- to the lady with her hus- t mb 25 t . t th . as the shadow has crept into . '. . " ' " , e er ,0 assls em In Wonder what's cooking De- structor, Mary Ahce Me.Allis- ; band s h ~nd over 'her mout?! the selecti on of graduation one certain column of our HI­ tween Fred die Rogers md tel' of Tupelo.. . . I Two high school pupils invitations. BOONE. Sarah Nelson'? I Among the varrous aCh vl-, were about to sit down t o . . . . ~~nrl~Did you know that the Col- ti es planned for this year is~or a an exa m in English litera- I~~:n~A COf;~:~l mer.s~nl ttee ~, ;!consistin::t:~ ;g~~~ of I ~~~~~for~~~:~~Since las.t year~ : a :':~~nvast Ph",>r i" ",,,in to be too !modeling class to be held ture. "Great Scott!" said on e, s __ Wonder what's coo k mg De- / "CL U "CUL, m _eLL:t .n.u"" ,.u ,, ~ -~ u ' '' - I UdUU" u ~ u u uvt:r ut:r !HU UC~! : Ithe selection ot grauuanon I~.. ~ ~ ~. __... __._..... ~. __. _ tween F'reddie Rogers HHI ter of Tupelo. . . . ' Two high sch.ool _ pupjls invitations. BOONE. - " I Among the var iou s aeti vl- were about to Sit uown to S ara h NeISOIl . hi s vear I . , A committee, consisting of Did know that the Col- t ies planned for t IS year IS a an exam in Enghsh litera- Sin ce ' last year a v ast the officers, selected four ora~o ~~~er is said to be too modeling c la~s to be he!d fo r ture, "Great Scott!" said one, t ransformation h a s taken types for the class to take place. Instead of spread­ thi k to drink and too thin all who a re mterested ill be- "I've forgotten who wrote iCI ? Well don't feel bad coming majorettes and also Ivanhoe," "I can tell you into consideration. The class ing gossip by means of one to pow . .. , h . 1­ chose an invitation that was column, the new Shadow will it No one in Mr. fo r all band gir ls w 0 wisn t hat," said the other, "if yo u abou t , . . . d I ' not only different from those Tutor's government class to acquire more poise an seir will tell me who in the dick­ appear in all the unexpected formerly chosen, but also areas of our paper . The old k lt eibher . ' assurance, not only in the ens wrote The Tale of Two new 1 db ' thei I very unusual. Shadow is dead, but be on Betty Rose an d J eanette ' b~n , ~~ ~n err nor~a so- Cities." watch, old shadows never die, Key have beeu f .ud .ng over cial activities . The.majorettes "How many times a day t hey just fade away. Millard Lotherrio re for weeks . plan to ~onvey ~ he lr knowled: do you shave ?" com es time to feed his hogs, I gu ess the only solution will ge, obtamed t~ lS sum mer, a t " Oh, 40 or 50 times." he has to git somebody else be for me to turn on my Southern MU~lC. ~ am.p, held "You can't mean that!" to call 'em for him." charms and t ry my luck. annually at Misslssippi South­ "Yes, I can, I'm a barb er." Sign in a P ar k Av enue a- lss~s~~,",-SSUvS~~~ He's so busy admiring Marian rn',wh ere !hey at~e~ded cour- Judy: "I fell over fifty feet pa rtment house : Joseph Holder doesn't wea r s~s 111 dancing, tw~ r lmg, strut- today." "Please do not leave baby his glasses much thes e days' ltmg and mo~ehng " to the Karen: "Goodness ! Weren't carriages or foreign cars in McCoy that he simply forgets pers?ns. att~mdmg ~hlS cl~s~. you hur t ?" the lobby. " Way-Fil Jewelry that he even wears glasses, - , Hi ghlighti ng t he,lr activ.l- Judy: "No, but it sure was A hillbilly at an obs erva­ Douglas ,Marshall seems to ti es .for the y ea~ Will be ~,h e,\~ hard getting off t he floo r tory paused to watch a man like cheerleaders' new uni- special de?,ut mb t~ e Id ~l . of that crowded bus," , peering through a large tel­ " Yo ur Complet e forms, Something about t he Page Show , t~ ~ ~ C o~ - Wife (to husband reading escope. J ust then, a star fell. length. ve~lb er 1 ~, a~ t e ~nlo~c AI~ the newspaper): "I want to "Man alive!" exclaimed the Did you know: ~ ~g e. A~dlton~m,~~s b t ea- do some shopping tomorrow, hillbilly. "You 're a f i n e D iamond L abor atory" Th at Betty Geno has a sec- l1s~ er Will again a~s ls Yt' if t he weather permits. What shot!" ching them sp eela ro u mes " .. r et crush on J er r y Long? f- I C h d b t t does the paper forecast say? I~ss..s..s,",-sss,",-~ . , or t le S ow an y u or ng , " . , . " . . _ . _ _ ." .. ", That Tommie Sue Clegg , I Iiti f H usband . Ram, hail, sleet, ;S,",-s.ssS-.ss.~s.sn'S..ssS-.sss ~,-~s~sssn..~~ them m genera · qua lies 0 ." , .•. • . _ does not use a rinse on her hi snow, thunder, hght nmg, an d , showmans rp, f" d " ihalr? . P I ddt I t hi h terce wm s. ' . e ge 0 p ac e IS onor , . COMP LIMENTS That J oe Du ckwor t h IS not b II th t h . I A local ' baker y IS mtroduc­ a ove a 0 ers e glr s a re _... Peoples Bank & r ea lly Sir Gallahand? d' ,. h ' f thei t 'me' ing a new sw eet roll called , evocmg muc 0 elr 1 , That Lynn Bolton hkes t btaini th t pirit of Cm namonscope. OF Trust Company o 0 .am mg as · " clowns ? t earns h ipi so iimnortmpor an tl. n' Joe : I saw the doctor" That Marian McCoy, of all ki thi s ccess about my loss of memo ry. rna mg any mg au, "d'd h d ?" " See Us for Y our p eople, lik es boys? Moe : What 1 eo . Blue Bell, That Mary Nell Edge is ~S-.~s..s..,'SS-.s..~~,,-'"SSS..~':' Joe: "Made me pay him in now Mrs. Lelan d Rogers? advance," Incorporated Banking N eeds" And t hat Mrs, Davidson GORDON'S CAFE A mild -looking man walk­ lik es the word "amontilado" ? 1 ed into an income tax office I,~SS-.s~~s..s..~ I~U-.s..~s~~. ­ H ..>:"X, H ome Cooked M ea s and beamed at the collector. .s..'-"s"~s..~s..SsS-.ss..~~ ~"SS-.sn..~~' A mechanic about to have a at Reasonab le Rates Tax Offi cial : "Wha t can I " .. - t ooth pu lled was so terrified , . " , do fo r you?" a t the prospect that the sym­ s.,'SS~~~~'Ss~,,~~",--'SS~~~~ L ittle Man : "Nothing, City Beauty Shop Jeran Theatre pat he tic dentist offered him --- thank you. I just wanted to Professional Hairstyling a shot of whiskey to calm his ther, I'd like to see anybody meet the peopl e I'm working For the Best in nerves, That seem ed to help t ry to mess with my teeth fo r." and all ty pes of Beauty so he gulped down still anoth- now !" .A lawyer was qu estioning Cultur e Entertainm ent-Come er , I Well, I gu ess that's all for a farmer about the truthfull­ Phone P Ark 8-5661 to The Jer an. "Feel a ny braver?" asked now. J ust remember until ness of a neighbor. the dentist. next time : "He who laughts, "Wal," said the farmer, "I Ollie Nicholson Booneville, Miss, "Do I fe el any brover?" com e what may, wi ll live to wouldn't exactly say he was snarled t he me chanic, "Bro- laugh another day." a liar, but I tell ye, whe n it I :Ss.S-SS,",-SS,",-s..SS-.S.SSSs..s.S ,",-'~ \ ~~'S..~ss..SSn..~"-"s"s..ssn..~ THE HI-BOONE November, 1958 ...... I Page 5 NOTES Junior High Glances

ON ~ ~; - ; ~ , ...... -:.,.:.,:: .. .. . 8-A section has elected it s Ie le c ti n,g. , ;p'! fic ~ r s f~~' th~\ye.a r. class officers for the year. Th ey are President - Mike PARADE ITh ey are as follows: Presi- Laden ; Vic e - .president ­ dent-Rebecah Browning; Jimmy Armstrong ; Secretary Vice-president-Gloria Djx- -Joyce Cal~well; Treasurer L ello for another y ear! on; Secretary and Treasurer - Buddy Smith ; Reporter ­ - Dia nne Martin; Reporter Joyce Ashmore. Last ye ar Patsy Weatherbee ,...--Ca rolyn Gardner; Sponsor, SO l'. did a wonderful j ob on this Coach Billy Ward. Section 7-B has been .hav- column, and I hope I can car­ A new romance has come ing fun with :t he substitute ry out the work as well as she up. Dickie Wallace and Beth teachers, especially Mr. Stan­ did. Windham are going steady. ley Rayn, rather known to sr . .t ' most seventh graders as Am I s eeing things or han .row swee . . . h h f' little Indians and hula girls . .' " Smiley ." . Smce e as m­ I wish som:one wou,ld t ell ished his ' practice teaching, invaded dear or B H E.' ? Why, me wh.o D e~n Norm~n s n ~~v he won 't 'be with us an y of course not! It's onl y the girl f'riend IS. I think sh e s majorettes up to their 0 I j . ht D u ? more. in 8-B. Is that rig , ean : Th e P ee Wee football PbY'j t r icks again. Dean's lifetime pal, Jimmy ers who are Buddy Smith, At 7 :00 a. m, Saturday, Oc­ S nb Langley, and C aral Y~l Bill Caver , and Dean Stacy I tober 18, the band members '1Te s ti ~ 1 going together, IS:l t.1 have made section 7-B very sl eepily boarded the ba nd bus­ t ha t m ce? proud of them . They are also cs to a t te nd t he Band and I hope the letter comet ' very proud of their coach, Il igh School Day a t tha Uni­ :,ro m the boy in Ripley t.hb !Mr. Harper. versity of Mississippi. We ar­ week, Diarmo, don't you? Section 7-C has also elect- rived about 9: 00 a. m. and Lately Elvis Cuntrarpo ed officers for the year. They went straight to the practice and Joyce Morgan have be en are President-Beverly Bar­ Cour tesy Ban ner -Tndependens fi eld to work out the routines getting along fine. I wenden ron ; Vice-president - Guy Former Editor and formations. Finishing at what'll be cooking in the next Robertson ; Secretary-Har­ Announces 12 o'clock we ate lunch and few weeks. ry Wales; Treasurer-Gareth ~'S~"nsssns~ reported back to the pra ctice Rebecah Browning is quite Clifton ; Reporter - Pam Hi-Boone Staff fi eld to march to Hemingway happy over the arrival of a Walden . ISpea rheaded by Editors-in- Stadium as a mass band. To a new family in her neighbor- Sponsor. Chief Patsy Geno and Ger­ drum cadence given by mem­ hood. There are two boys in- Section 7-C is fortunate to aId Clark, the 1958-59 Hi _ MARTIN'S phis Central High School volved, one in the ninth and have so many outstanding Boone Staff has officialaly Band, we marched onto the one in the eleventh grade. boys who play on the Pee gone into action. fi eld , formed the letters Mis­ The officers from 8-B sec- Wee football t eam. At a Beta Club meeting on The Family Store sissippi, and played several tion have been elected. They It seems section 7-C has Monday, October 13, Don­ numbers including "The Star are President-Buddy Wal - a couple of romances cooking. aldd Keith, la st year' s Edi­ Booneville, Miss. Spangled Banner" and "Rebel den; Vice-president, Bobby Just read the next issue. tor-in-Chief of it he Hi-Boone March". There were 2200 Howell; Secretary - Su e of the Hi-Boone and find turned the Hi-Boone over to band members from all parts ssnss ",-~sss",-~~~ Pounds; Treasurer - June out who they are. its new edit ors and explain­ of Alabama, Tennessee and Walden; Reporter ­ Carolyn Section 7-C would like tOed to them t he hardships and ~sss~,s,"Ssss~,ss..~ Mis sis sippi p articipating. Huddleston, and Mr. W . R. thank all their teachers and joys of newspaper writing. Did anyone ihear about that IWalden, Spon~o.r. . th~ lunch .room workers for Donald, having shown lea­ Deaton's nntp. on Ir<. n ~ ,.. h W ~rfl'" ~ n-' P~K'- The class erijoyed a skat- hpmp" "n kmil "nil l1nilpr"t"n.l. • ...... "' . . " I I ~la? a~a, T e?~ es s : e W~d~~; R~;~;t;r- ~ v u ~ Wl~V of. and Car-oiyn I "uey Cl re. . its new editors and explain- I 0 0 • • 0 ••• • • • MISSISSI PPI parbclpatmg. H ddl st d M W R i Section 7-C would like to en to t hem t he hards hi ps a d I ~ssssS-" s sssssssS-~~~~~ . u e on, an L r , . . thank all their teachers and . . ' . . : n Did anyone ihea r about that Walden, Sponsor. the lunch r oom w k f JOys of newspap er writing. , . d k or ers or D ld havi h Deaton's note on Coach Ward's desk The c1ass enjoye a s at- being so kind and nd t a~ _ ona, avmg s own lea- about two week ago? It said ing party which was at Tu - ding throughou t uth:rs IS SIX· dershi pl ' abilitydu riin the , field of something about T om m y nelo. Each person was allow- weeks term. journa Ism urmg his ea rly Grocery Stoop's positi on on the foot- ed to invite someon e. Some years, has developed hi s ball te am , and Coach t hi nks of t he couples were Brenda natural talent for writi ng Groceries, Seed, Feed Charlette Bailey wrot e it. Pike and ~illiam Stringer, Junior High t~rough his e ~p.e r ien ces i? H ow ab out it, Charlette? By June Walden and J erry Wal- high school writ ing and HI- I Honor Roll Meats the way, Charlette and Tom- den, Saundra Bullard and Boone Staff work, and is ex- my seem ed to be hav ing a Charles Thorton, Shirley 8-A erting that ta lent this year ~S"' +C very nice time on t he band bus Church and Freddie Rogers, June All en, Rebecah Brow- as Editor-in-Chief of th e I .. 0 ...... 0 o. • • . b k f 01 iM' CIA d d J' . Beacon . ~...~sss ssssssss-~ss.~ commg ac rom e ISS aro yn n re -an Imm y mn g, Patricia Counce, Gloria.' . ' " ... 0 0 •••• • • • • • • • Saturday night. Murphy, Mary Scruggs and Dixon, Carolyn Gardner Bet- The monthly edition of t he .~'S s..~ss ss~s S-.~~ ~~sss-~~ ki f th b d b James Shouse, Jalnice Martin .t y· Lindley Dianna M~rtin Hi -Boone will be sold on a S pea mg. 0ht he I an Willi us, and William. . Breeland. Every ,Mary Clyd"e Prichard and subscrip. tio, n rate of $1 00 rp er Gray's Dept. Saturd.a y rug t w ff ethn b I Jam t one had plenty of fun as well Carolyn Walden " school year and promises to . ro wnmg go 0 e us a brui . . Store FrB ankstown som e girls ser - as ruises. 8-B be a most successful pubh­ enaded him' with " Goodnight The Pee Wee ch;erleaders J anice Martin, Linda Bree- cation. Under the . di rection Wear Hood's P. F. Ba ll Sweetheart". It was dedicat- from t he ~-B sec,tI0n a : e land, Carolyn Huddleston, of Mrs. J ohnny Dav idson, the Shoes and Protect your cd to him from Linda Moore, Judy Morns: Janice Martin, Sue Pounds, Mary Ethel' staff ~lso pro mises extra Feet! of cour se. Shelby Marlin, and Dorothy Scruggs, and Shirley Sand- cuts, mserted pages , and a $3.95 to $6,95 Rutherford. ers. complete coverage of school EXTRA !! EXTRA !! READ It seems that Shelby Mar- 7-A news. Sold only at Gray's

ALL ABOUT IT!! THE BI G t in really enjoyed the foot- David Box, Steve Franks A complete list of the .. 0 BILL PAGE SHOW IS COM- ball game at Fulton with Bob and Bill Sumners. ' staff can be found on page I~"s~'Ss ssss ssssssss s..~~~ ING TO BOO NEVILLE Oakley. ! . 7-B 2. ~~~"~sss..,, ssssssss..~~ SOON! Yes , that's ri ght. Bill We're sorry that Jimmy Carol Vail, Diana We eks, ~S~'SSSSSSSSSSSS S ~ : Page, a m ember of Lawrence Kay Weatherbee has moved Wyatt Whisinant . Kenneth Vogue Beauty Welk 's famous orchestra will to Arizona. Smith, Phillis Rutherford The Dress Shop Shop be in Booneville on November Don't you think Bill Pat- Carolyn Moorhead Janice 18 to .hold . a clin ic for. al l riick and Pricilla Long make Harbor, J oyce Cald~ ell, and bands in this area. H e will al- a cute couple? J immy Armstrong Home of Junior House For Beauty so give a concert accompanied As Mr. Walden called the 7-C . Dresse I n by the BHS band at. 7 .:30 ., in roll, he" asked,. "Who, is ab- Beverly Barron ' GIona ' t e Nor theast MISSISSIPPI sent ? Janice Martm ans - Fulzhum Su e McCo J' Ortha Long Hair Styling ! h . C 11 G ' " . • "b' y , osie J urnor 0 ege ymnasium. wered, Wilham 'Breeland. Lester Frankie Beth . d Admission will be $1.50 for A new romance has sprung Pam Walden. ay, an ~~,~"S-~~~~~ ~~'S..~~~'S..~~ sss~~~'S..~~'" ~~,~ up since the skating party. ~~I~ss..~s..~s..~~~,s .ss • It's Sandra Bullard a nd ~~"'SSSSSS s.ss~",s~,'S..~~ Charles Thorton. Phil Mitchell Have you seen Tommy Walden Body Wright's Ladies' Prentiss County Grocery Hester making eyes at Linda' III I Breeland? Company A I Horae Hank ppare 7-B section has also been Custom Bu ilt Truck " Make Our Ba nk Y our MEATS - GROCERIES Bodies to meet any Bank" reserved seats, $1 for adults, Need! Horne of Catalina Main Street and $.50 for students and Member F . D. 1. C Booneville, Miss. band members. E veryone is Booneville, Miss. Sweat ers and Swim Suits Booneville, Miss. cordially invited to the " chan­ ~~~~~,,~Ice of a lifetime" show. ~'SS~I~,,~~SSSS-~~~~~~~~S: I ~~~~~~~'SS.,,~,~S-~S-"SS,,~~ THE HI-BOONE November, 1958 · Page 6 ./I3ACKWA~D 1~~"S..~~~~ ! 1 Walden Motor ­ , ~G l ~\4 Cf S Company Dodge) Plymouth and Studebaker On May 21, 1958, a group of fortv-cixh t s e ; l i rr ~ '{1 "' . : ~ h · ' I Booneville, ,:M ississippi ed proudly down tha aide of ,t he Boon eville Hi G:l f:: ~ ' 1 0 0 ' audit orium leaving belli :: ~' . ~sss~~sssnss~s~n~ 1 the halls to which t hey h ac' i , : 'C ~ss ,. ~~ ~ ~ ~ ss s~sss · , been acem:to med fer :';wlcv­ , ' years. Although thesc b')v' and girls hav e left B. H . S., ~ The Grace Shop they have transferre:J. t heir" 'interest elsewhere. Fifteen students f'rcm the Fas hion-Made Clothes class of 1958 ar e atte ::J. ding f or Fashion Minded th e i r hometown college . People Northeast. The only four year cheerleader, Kay Nor- ! Booneville, Miss. man, has been sel ected as an alt ernate cheerl ead er f or : , ~~~s~ s.ss ~ ~'\ ~~ss~s.-~ the Northeast Tiger Basket­

ball Tea m. Continuing' his >~s.",sssss~ s.''SSS~''SSS · '. career in jou rnalism, la c' . year's Hi-Boone edito r , Don­ ald Keith, has been chosen. Morgan'5 Gulf "editor of the Northeast Bea­ Service Station con." H e is on the Torch Staff FIRST TOUCHDOWN-Blue Devil Fullback J ames Downs crashes over from the one land :president of the Scrib­ yard line for Boon eville's first score against the Baldwyn Bearcats in the final game of Gas} Oil} Tires, Tu bes iblers , a Writer's Club. the season for both teams. Booneville won by a score of 59-6. Courtesy Banner.-Ind. and Accessories One of the members of the Nort~east N~rs i ng Course. is Brenda Bethay, Keith Shack- Homecoming ___ in their dark sUi~s, es c o r t~d C. M. (Pete) Morgan M~rgle Robmson. Helping elford, Harold Ricketts, and! (Continued from Page 1) the .C?ueen and Maids to their Phone PArk 8-4971 with the Beacon Staff a s Lowery Nicholson are too positions on the royal plat" news editor is Orvilene Har- busy with their stud ies to alty should ,be, smiling hap- form to watch the rest of the 1 ~!IIOS~~~!IIOS~~~~~;s,~ bor , who is also a member of take part in activities. pily at t he fans from her game. All seemed happy to ' the Glee Club. University of Missf ssippi perch-blue conv enti ble driv- have participated in the fes- I~~~ Attending Wood Junior gained two of Booneville en by Billy McCoy . She was tivities and satisfied in their College, ~here . t~ey are in- High School's fin e students. escorte d to t he center of the knowledge that this h~d been terested In relig ious educa-Larry Cunningham, who i s court by Bobby Barnett; one of the most beautiful and Smith Drug tion, are Frances :"alde.n pledged to Sigma Chi, is al- Head Cheerleader Molly Ann successful Homecomings in' and Vietor Shaw. Victor IS so a member of the Campus Robertson presented yellow the history of B. H . S. Company president of the Wesl~y Senate, Playing freshmen' mums to Co-Captain William ~~~~~~~"'SSS' ~ " Foundat ion, , and F rances IS , football at Ole IMiss is But eh Browning who preseted them I 'I' . a mem ber of t he house coun- ', D a vis Booneville High Ito the Que en. I' ~ I' ~ " D r uqs f or the Whow cil and program cha.irman of School's 'star center. Bringing the festivities to i i Family" the Wesley F'ounda.tion. ".., ~~:~~: ~ ~: ~~ n~ Q TT,,"''''''. a close was Team-Manager- ~ ,...1. _ . . I ! _ , _ T1l 1 1 Foundation, . and Frances iSf;~~bL;il a; ~{:.ll~~iss'«';s~~;~~~~ IBrownin~ ~h~ -;;~-~;te'd-th~~,,1 ~~~~~~~ a member of the ho~se coun- D a vis Booneville High 'to the Queen. I cil and program cha.lrman of School's 'star center. Bringing the festivities to II­"Drugs for the Whole I the Wesley Found,ation. M. '. . . St t U· a close was Team-Manager- Family" ~ ISSISSlppl a e nlver- . I f Patsy Weatherbee, one 0 'J. laimed G 0 k'l Billy Robertson who present­ Charfie's Pool ' . tt . tt d sity c arme eorge ax, ey, d h Willi 1958 s majoret es, IS a ,en- B ' ·11' t b k tb 11 e' t e crown to I lam . . h h conevi e s s ar as ea. ~.~~~~~~~ mg B. Y. U. In Uta " were 1 Browning who then crowned: 'R~~'m . . ..im payer C 1 0 ffi · 1y she plans to major Jour-· Betty , aro yn and icial ~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~ nalism. Patsy is engaged to Various hearts in the class' proclaim,ed' herB. H. S.'s Loyd Baldwin. of ';58 were pierced by Cupid's, 1958-59 Homecoming Queen. "Pool IsOur Business" Mrs. Bobby Denson, form.. arrow of love. Shirley Lind- The court then left the Town & Country _~ erly Queda Wallace, and ley announced her marriage field as the band played" . A' " "" Brenda Tollison are employ- to Bobby Gerald Jones. Reba. "Processional Pagentry" and I~~~~~SS~SS~S Drive-In ed at Northeast Mississippi McCreary and her husband the crowd still cheered. 'Dhe ~~~~~~~S~SS~~~SS~ Hospital. Jimmy are now living i n escorts, trim and handsome (By the time the 'paper is dis- Cicero, Illinois. 'Charles and East Side ((For the Best Eats trib,uted,B,renda will be Mrs. Ann Wiggington Walden are J Wh troni . . f I • ••• • en pa ronlzlng one 0 In Town') .JackIe. Ron~... rejoicing over the arr-ival of our advertisers tell them Cleaners Darta Phtllips IS employed n baby girl Peggy .'. " , ..a ew, .. . you saw their. advertisement For the best cleaning car- as a secretary I? Memphis, Shields and Wilfred Williams in the Hi-Boone. I ry your clothes to the and Margaret Rhineheart IS were married this summer. E' t 'S' 'a" Ol 0 . . th as ~ e eaners. ne working as a waitress at e Sue Taylor is the victim of d S·· R t ~. erv~ce I . ay on eques. \Town fMotel. the love bug-CAn Ozark are well on their way to Many of the boys answered Mountain one), 'because she reaching them. We miss them Phone PArk '8-5063 their call to Uncle Sam. and Dolon Hawk areengag-I around IBHS, 'but we're happy Tigrett Drug :RogerSmith ~ho selected ed. They first met while that they are progressing I~~~ the Navy as hIS branch of Sue was on the senior trip rapidly' in their chosen fields. service was elected Company, in the Ozarks. ' I I~~~~ Headquarters for Office Honor Man. Harold Lee GaI- ~, and School Supplies Ioway and Roger Smith were . We knew s.ome of the s~n~ lout of eleven men picked iors vwere going places. VIla; Pate's TV and ,Walgreen Agency from Alabama, Mississippi, Morgan is in Pascagoula; Barron Texaco Appliance Phone P Ark 8-4401 and Florida for nuclear train- Mississippi; Mildred Sherrill ~s e~ployed fact~ry'; Ing. .at .a TV ~~~~~~~~~ Larry Kendall, Jim m y In ZIon, IlhnoIs; Kendrick Service Station First and Main Sts. Free, Shorty Ray Howell, Palmer is employed in Cor-: ~.~~, Phone PAr k8-5959 and Gary Smith also joined inth: and Bar~ara Ra~ple~,. Booneville, Miss. the Navy. Choosing a sep- also engaged, 1S working In I Britt Barron} Proprietor arate branch of service" Memphis. Jackie Rone enlisted in the Jone Peak is happily plan­ ~ ~ Vail and Baddour Marines while Dickie Fugitt, ning her marriage to Robert ~mmmm~~~l~~4oI, chose the Air Force, and IGambill, and I've been told "Barqain« Are Our I Bob'by Ray Howell the Army. that Peggy George is giving Galloway's Gro. Katherine Alexander, at- some thought to the SUbject tending Northeast also, is aJ of marriage herself. Ballard Radio Shop and save at Specialty" member of ~the Glee Club and And probably enjoying GallowayJs Grocery your Dramatic Club. Active in themselvees rnore than any­ and TV Center complete one stop food T Baptist Student work are one else are Patty Barron food store. Charlie Enis, J. B. Davis, and Carolyn Fuggitt, who ZENITH DEALER :James Counce, Barbara Liv- are doing absolutely nothing. Choice Meats - Fresh angston, Jimmy Dale Livings- These 1958 seniors set HiFi TV and Radios Vegetabels When patronizing one of ton and Elizabeth Scott. their goals before they left our advertisers, tell them Phone PArk 8-5401 \ It seems Barbara Wallis, high school, and they now you saw their advertisement OOOO~~~~~SS~~~~I ~ " n the Hi-Boone. November, 1958 . THE HI- BOONE Page 7

Beneath The Stairs I Room 2 board to put the leaves again­ ganized our class for the fol- st to look as though they are Early in Septemb er we 01' - flattering down in an autumn lowing year, Our class offi- breeze. . ,eel's are Ebbie Finch, presi- We are enjoying the poem ?ent: Stan Po unds, vice pres- ' O c ~? be ~' s Bright Blu e Wea­ ident ; an d Cathy Gr een sec- th er this mon th. Also we are retary and reporter. Ebb i e studying some of the most ~ has chosen our Monitors for famous paintings and the art- _. the next six weeks. 'Ilhey are ists. .ROVING 'J ohn Shook, Stanley Perry; Mrs. McElroy of Baldwyn Dunice Wallace, Paul Scrugg hes enrolled us in the "Loot REPORTER Loretta Young, Harriet Moor: It Up" club connected with . Ray Huddleston, Elizabeth the WORLD !BOOK. We enjoy Since school has started, WE Gambill, James Mann, Mar- her meetings very much. h~ve endure d many hardships garet Sartin, Larry Rorie, We are sorry Betty King wl~h our dear friends. Setting Virginia Hughes, Oliva Le- was absent from school. aside our school troubles, a Croy, Lynn McCuiston Don- Stanley Pharr from Corpus few people were asked - ­ na Rutherford,Rheta Lester Christi, Texas, is a nice new 'What makes you feel better Patricia Holland, and Imo- addition to our room, all over more than anywhere gene Loveless. R else 7" The r epli es were : Our geography lesson on oom 4 'Bill Clayton -"To take C~lumbus Day was wholly a- Thirty-seven pupils have Rose h?me wh.en the front bout Columbus and his adven- enrolled in our room this porch hghts are out." C t""," Then ev:,yone colored year, They are Lynn Adam', 'I'ommie Clegg - "Geritol arter, Horn Head '59 B. H . S. Spotlj ht 0 aas picturepart of ofhis his art exp work.lorations Sandravis. Nichols, and June Da- time)( It g.e ts me to school on theAccord '59 img t1 b, oth editor. s er and Charlette Bailey ' gSec- Boys and girls who won pri- Our class officers for this Patsy Geno - "For Thomas the Ibestannua WIllI. be on e of ,retary, Faye Livington : Busi­ . . , J ' . to g t h h . annua s m B H <.:: M ' zes III our subscription con- year are amce Gullett, Prest- 0 0 C urc With me on histovedf~Yd Thi.~ f . .>.J . ness a nager, Joseph Holder' test were Ebbie Finoh and Ed. dent; Linda Bennett, Vice- Sunday morning." b ~ ad has b eeu Assistant Business Manage; die. . Rambeau, 1st place'' on- President; Dianna Sapping- 11GeorgL e Houston -. "To 225 s ueb scr ip tiions e approximatesold IGE eorg. e B. Houston ' Sports' Via LeCroy, 2nd place; and ton, Tresurer; and Sylvia ca arry Carroll "Big Dad- Ed" . . ditors, Nina Beth Smith ' Linda Corner, Mary Katherine Maddox, Reporter . dy" 0, ::Baldy" and get away the ~hng the publication ofl Assistant Sports Edito' Bill ' Brackeen, Nettie Lou Nichol- We decorated 0", mom for with it. An oonevdl; High School Clayton' Art Edito ' ty son, Jo Ann TIdwell, Billy Halloween, using all leaves Tommy Stoop ~ "To get to . nual, the 59 BR.S. Spot- Youn .'. r Connie Box" Donna R ntbe"o'd, ..itches, pumpkins and acrons. run the football in the game' I...htvare Betty Carolyn Horn . g, Assistant Ad Editor Lynn MoCnI,ton, and Peggy In science we are making a for ~ change." ~d Betty Ro': Carter. Mes. Ma:oon Guy Young; Photo Allred. "I~cl ll h~k. ThI, book o?ntains de- " N"k ~ e Rut h e r ford _ Richard Kemp is sponsor. Ed,to" Molly Ann Robertson: Everyone gave a book .re- finitions of seierrtif'ic words, Stu~ymg for a six-vweeks , C o mp o s l~g the staff are As- ASSistant Photo Editor, Wan­ port on a book he had read reports from the encyclope- tes~ in American history, es- SISt:tnt Editors, David Turn- da Holder. during the first six weeks of dia, answered questions, writ- pecially wh en I don 't even I ..--- ­ school. Th ey wer e grand! ten acco unts of experimen ts , take it:' Young." ~~~~~ Thanks to Linda Comer for and pictures we have drawn. K:nt Milner - "To play Carolyn Henson - "J ohn our Witch's picture and all Boys and girls who won pri- a fall' .football game." Walden." Town Motel and the other girls who put the zes .selling magazines were David T~rner - "To go to Bob Oakley - "Knowing Restaurant colorful J ack O'Lanterns on J a~IC e Gull ett, T !d Ruben- Tupelo Wit h Marion Guy that Marie is getting well. " " Good Food cooked by our board. stem, Terry Frasier, Larry 1 --.. _­ Judy Milner -"A cer ta in ~ood.ruff , Howar:d Johnson" Isn't the "Look It Up Club" Bett y Stev, enso~ ~'-n,_ Becky""nlrlfi;;~h . Gullett brou ht boy, from Jericho. (D 0 u g _ .. . _ _ turn ,... f or Ol1r ~nll~rlg , - White)" UT"\ ~ __ ~-: 't"h-' nt:~Li:lUn:lIlL our 'w u c'. n s p rc vur e (1 11 U aUlzes selling ma gazines were IT- -1'-- M .:: °G- -- 'that Marie is getting Well.··. th ther . Is who put t he upe 0 w 1 anon uy . "A tai . e 0 eJ glr • Jani ce Gullett. T.!d Ruben- I _ _ .,_ Judy Milner - cer am " Good Food cooked by colorful Jack 0 Lanterns on stein. Terry Frasier . Larry ' . ,_ boy from Jericho. (D 0 u g Howard Johnson" our board. .. Woodruff, Betty Stevenso n. Becky .; Gullett bro "g~t White)" Isn't the "Look It Up Club Bonnie Breedlove, Marth a two goldfinsh f?r our aquari- Bobby Chaffin - "Pass ing Plan your class parties in so much fun ? And Mrs. Me- George and Sylvia ,Maddox. urn and we enjoy them very an English test once evrey Elroy is wonderful. We wish much. six weeks." our private dining room! she could come weekly a 11 Room 5 Winu Johnson got some William Browning- "Noth­ year. ;\ . ; . Hello! There are 21 girls ans for our ant house, and he ing makes me feel good after ~~~ Room 3 and 24 boys in our room. We .lso made an electron:agnet losin gto Shannon." . 1 Linda crane and brought It t 0 Betty Rose Carter - "To . " . . have one new glr, I .. ~~~~~~s Mter having been livin g Pharr who came from Texas. ehool. see Jeanette Kek at hom e. and working" t ogether for Holland Ray Joynter moved Room 7 Jeanette Key - "To have several weeks, we felt we to Tupelo last week. . Betty Rose see me with a cer­ Lindsey's were ready to elect our class F id 1 t d WE::1 eome to room nme, We tain boy" officers. Although there were 1Last ff.n ay wThe e ec ee have just electe d our class of- Sue M~Cutoh eon - "A cer­ Cleaners d c ass f) icers. ney a r . f 11 . several wh o could have one Bill M h ld t: Char- ficers. Th ey are as 0 ows . tain, short. dark, and hand- a good job , the following few 1 Itt Our~l y, pr ~sl en "d t : Paul e tt ~ Young, president ; some sophomore at North ­ Cleaner Clothes make were selected : Presid ent Ken- 0 e a :YK' vlCe Ptrl:fsfl en • Elizabeth Box, vice pr esident ; east," d: V· P . and Johnnie ay Ra I .. sec- K th -, G 11 ecr e­ A Cleaner Y ou! neth Shac kIe for, ice rest- t K thl C nd at erme a oway, s ~~~~~~'SS~~~"'''+j dent Amy Jo Stewart; and re ary. a een ounce a . ary; and last bu t not least .. .. . -­ Phone PArk 8-5651 Rep~rter . Phyllis Pounds. Sandra T~lar are on the clean- Billy Jo e Young. treasurer. DUCKWORTH DRUG Tho se who had the best up committee, Our Peewee football players STORE S-~SSv~s..~ss..,ss~~ssssss s luck in selling sub scriptions F or our Halloween decora- Butch Caldwell an d Denn y Drug s} Cosm etics} Toys} ...' in our recent project with the ions. Kathleen Counce , Bar- Murphy have been very busy School Supplies of all types "Farm Journal" were the fol- bara Duboise, Johnnie Kay this season. We hope they win Phone PArk 8-4444 ~~s'S~~~"Ssss~~ss~~~ lowing: Phyllis Pounds, An- Ratliff put up pictures of th e gam e next week. ~ss~~s nab el Prichard' Linda Mar- pumpkins, witches, cats and d b f ~~~"S • Th e ban mem ers 0 our ~ . tin Katherine Moreland, Ken- Autumn leaves. L' B L' d ' . room are IZ ox, In a neth Shackelford ,.Dlane Geno Room 6 Perry and Charles Young. We Allison Knott, BIll Ste nn.ett. 1 • will soon be adding a few Spain Lumber Gwen Wh. eeler . Betty Kmg, We elected class. officers more t 0 th e Ib an. d Th ey are Company nd ?lorla. Rut~ferford. They or ~dur rto~m tLh~sdmonHt~. tOur Rose Ann Ayers, Ann Brown, received mce gi ts, presi en IS m a in on. d GI . Th s We '.have two b oys m' c1 ass The 0 ther 0 ff'icers are vice· .n oria omas, " Beiter Lumber for who g~ out for Peewee foot- president, Terry Cartwright; We are glad to have some Better Hom es! Peoples Gin ball practice every day. They' secretary, Betty Billingsley; lew pu pils in our room this are Mike Lovel ess and Ken- treasurer, David Moore; and year. The y are Esta Lou Kin g Booneville, Miss. net hShackelford. reporter, Barbara May. from New Candler, Judy Key

Band pupils from our room La st month the fifth and r om Thrasher. an? Joe Win~- ~~~~,. are Wanda Bullard, Pepper . t'· d h d . ham from Bloommgton, Illi­ Company . . SIX U gra es a a magazme . We ho e the like the ~~~~sss.., Sutherland, Lmda Martln, sale to win some awards for nOls.. p y Phyllis Pounds. and Glen Liv- our room and ourselves. Our 30 0nevI1I ~ . School. ingston, Those who ar? Study- room took in $135 and kept E ach week we get a sch ool Caver Poultry mg plan~ are Betty King, An- $37.50 to spend as we like. newspaper called "Current E­ Farms " Your Business Is Our Pleasure" ~ nabel Prichard a nd Glora Ru- We won a beautiful globe, re- vents." 'Last week we had a therford, lief map. planetary map, and "quiz 'em on. th e air" with -.t Our class made leav es last two sets of class awards. Ter- uesti ons from the "Current See us for all your ..t. week by using real leaves and ry Cartwright sold the most Event ." Th /! p!I[lll a that par­ Poultry Problems! coloring over them on pap er magazines and Richard Wal- ticipated Gr. th -: wn.r.ing team to mak e them look like our ,'den was second in sales. The y were Charl es Y OU ::6' Billy Joe Booneville, Miss. leaf patterns. Some of t he both won a camera with flash Young, Eddie Lindsey and ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I girls dr ew a tree on the attachment. Liz Box. 1;- ~~~ Page 8 THE HI-BOONE November, 1958 ~~~~~~~~~~~ I Dallison and Harold Gallo-I_ .. I '9V_ CLUBLICITY way are now going steady. 0 w Elaine I d'idn't. kr.t y.o U I H. G. Ew'ell BOONEVILLE STEAM could drool un~II I 'Saw Jlm- INS:URANCE ~ V-Teen Club Elects my Free come In t~e room. A'GENCY Nob Peaks you re escort­ Laundrv-Cleaners New Officers You'd be surprised how ing a mighty pret~y gal home Prompt and Efficient The Y-Teen Club met Sep- much noos these new stu- from the football .games. Service! Phone PArk 8-5798 tember 23, 1958, and elected dents have given me. ~ow about that Mamia Mar- the following officers: Elaine Reba Freeman has an ex- tIn.. . Booneville, Miss. Booneville, Miss. White, President; Jan e cellent start dating Larry 'For a. while I thought It McGee, vice-president; Eunice Horn; She coouldn't get was DarIS, (Glover . ~nd Joe - -~ ~ McCoy, secretary; Brenda much better Hold~'r, but now It s Larry I I Melton, treasurer; Lynne Bol- Living in Red Bay isn't so Martin. , , • , ~_.,~~~~S~~~"~~~~SS~~~~~~~S: ton, parliamentarian; Wanda bad, from what I hear, a t ~opr 'Gerald ~lar.k, can t White, reporter; BettyCaro- least not when you can go decide to date NIckle Ruth­ lyn Horn and Sandra Howell, back and fourth toogether, erford or Sandra Houston. Jule Smith songleaders; and Martha, how about that Faye Liv- Sandy Parr. has , captured Grocer!y' JIM'S CAFE Wale,s, pianist. Mrs. Richard Iingston and Ronnie Free.. the cutest thing I ve seen Kemp is adviser. ,man?" lately, the one and only ;The Y-'Teens have planned! It·seems as though the Tonu~y Wilso~. Your Oomplete One Stop "It's a pleasure to eat special projects this year in- football field hasn't been Ithink P~ddln Burress and Food Store eluding a Thanksgiving pro- the only field Larry Car- Donna Whipple surely make Phone PArk 8-4041 at Jim's." gram and the helping of nee- roll has been playing." a cute couple: dy children at Ohristmas time. From what I've hea"rd Dar-I' ~?ongratulatlon~ to Kent I. _

is Spencer and Ger~d ~il- MI~er and Lou~ne Counce I I banks had an excellent time 'who are now going steady. ~~ FFA Elec'ts ~.."...".~.~~~~~~ . '" Officers at Ole Miss Saturday. Some After two years Charlie other couples at Ole Miss Williams is still going stea- The Booneville Chapter of were Betty Horn, Larry dywith Martha Sue Prather. Linda - Lynn DePoyster's Future Farmers of America Carroll, Nina Smith and I wish 'my fellow would BEAUTY AND BARBER· electedthe following officers Doug Marshall, walk me home from church Shoppe SHOP for 195,8-59: Billy McCoy, I think Lynne Bolton sur- like Elvis Gunthorpe does, 'president; Carroll Parks, prised everyone, dating that Joyce Morgan. Phone PATk 8-4961 Phone PArk 8-5580 vice president; Bob 'Oakley, cute boy from. Tupelo. I 13 secretary; 'Freddie Rogers, Just because there were I wonder when Joe Bly~h~ HFinest in Ladies' and USee us for all Barber treasurer; William Breeland, ~ight people in >the car com- a~d~a~a Reno aregettmg Children's Wear" and Beauty Needs" reporter; and Hubert Duna- ~ng back from Shannon hitched? hO?', ,senti~el, M. T. Cart- didn't m,ean Charlette Bai- If Joe Duckworth passe,'s II , ,-~I~_ wright adviser. ley and Tommy Stoop had to Algebra II it will (be a won­ ~ The F.F.A. plans an active cuddle up. It wasn't cold der. Ruth Carol Gordan is • ~~~ I:~~~~~~~~~~~~~ progra rnthis year including you know. across the hall. All the stu­ ~rips, programs and entering This week we were very dents in Mrs. Kemp's room ~nto some of the states judg- fortunate to have an inva- have learned to lip read. Western Auto ing contests. sion of the Navy. Marcella, Let's hope Mrs. Kemp doesn't Vassar Insurance . - , CI hi· close her door. Agency Associate Store S U th R th Hill hi - I • clence au, 1, ' istorian : and 1 Thomas Deaton IS a lucky - Your [aooriie M'ltsic on EI ects Off'Icer~l. !M~ry Joyce Arno~d., pianis~:; boy to he going steady with I'· I~IJS~ c«f nsuramce I s Our The Science 'Club met at Mabel Cunningham IS ICharlotte Huddleston. Middle Name." ~______R. c. A. t.hp pnd of school last vear advisor, -.. !...'I ..3:..3 .. Ii ,;:)Clt::l1Ct:: _ .. uu tha Ruth Hill, h istori an ; and I Thomas Deaton is a lucky Elet~ts Officers I[Mary J oyce Arnold, Pianist : :, boy to be going steady with ~ You r favorite Music on ..i nsura1'ce Is OUT Ii I I The Science Club met at /MiSS Mab el Cun ningham is Charlotte Huddleston. Middle Name ." R. C. A. the end of school last year advisor. David Drewery, did yon l and electe d the following of­ and Pam Kemp have a good ~~~s..~ M~~~~~~~~~ ficers : George Brinkley Hou­ I Glee Club Is time Sun day night ? ston, president; Billy McCoy, ~S~~ ~ vice-president; Betty Rose Reorganized J erry Googe , Molly Rob­ Carter, secretary; Gerald After fou r years the Glee ertson, an d E llis Ch ri sti an YOU'VE GOT A TEAM, Clark, treasurer; and abel Club has been reorganized. make a cute triangle, but not WHY NOT SHOUT IT??? Honeycutt, reporter; iMr. This worthwhile activity, or­ as cute as Betty Rose Car­ William Walker , advisor. ganized by Mrs. Ann Ward, ter, J ean ette Key , and Mil­ Hurt y! Be First to wear one of these For the highlights of the meets every Wednesday dur­ lard Lot hernore. SHIRT JACKETS with year the Science Club plans Ing activity period in the aud­ ~~~OOOOOO~~~~~·",1 to send several exhibits to itorium. the Science Fair in Oxord. Mrs. Ward fee ls confident BOONEVILLE BLUE DEVIL An educational t rip to Mem- that the seventy-six partici­ :Winfred Caldwell EMBLEMS phis, Tenn ., to an industry of pators are very promising. TEXACO SERVICE scient ific inter est has also Th e club, however, is not yet STATION been pl anned. in full swing. Programs have tc be r-lanned and music or­ Courteous Service FHA Install 58-59 '1cred. Session Officers 'Till' members wh o are pre­ Highway 45 North :;<:. IlL a L every meeting shall Booneville} Miss. Th e Booneville Chapter of r ccoiv c l> half credit if they the Future Homemakers of a re Il.ot already participating ' " ! America installed officers for in :" , l"~W other mu sical activi­ o. I. • the 1958-59 sess ion on Thurs­ t } . day, Oct. 16. Th e meeting was call ed to order by presiding BETA BEATS Goddard Jewelry officer, Setty Rose Carter, Store who presented the gavel to Elected to serv e as Beta president elect, Lynn Bolton. officers for the new year are For the finest in watc h Dress ed in r ed and white, the President, Nina Sm it h; Vice repair see Smith Goddard F'. H. A. colors, t he officers President , David Tu rner; Sec­ (Your band and case lighted candles for each of retary, Sharon Chase ; Treas­ polished free with every the eight purposes and gave urer, Ouida Philli ps ; Report­ cleaning job.) Cus tomer their particular duti es. Song- er, Betty Rose Carter; Par­ Satisfaction Guarant eed lead ers Betty Carolyn Horn liamentari an , F aye Living­ and Sandra Howell led the st on : Historian, Lynn Dillon. members in singing the FHA Th e Beta Club is off t o a ~ prayer song. Together the good start with four main pro­ memb ers said the F.H.A. jects underway : the p ubl ica­ Cre ed. tion 0 the "Hi-Boone", unch - Morton Jewelers New officers are Lynne room Patrol Duty, daily devo­ Bolton, president; Amanda tional, Noo n Hall Duty and ((Watch Repairing at its Sizes Gardner, vice-president; Mary the sponsorship of a candi­ Best" Jane Turner, secretary ; Nel- date for state Beta Club pres­ S-M-L $3.99 lie Ruth Morris, treasurer; ident. For Girls or Boys Lynn Dillon, reporter; Judy Under t he leadership of "See us for you r J ewelry Windham, parliamentarian; Mrs. Johnny Davidson and Neds !" Sandra Howell and Betty Car- Nina Smith, the Bet as expect THE NEW FELDMAN'S olyn Horn, songleaders; Mar- to make great strides. ~~l~~~>ss:~>ss:~>ss:~>ss:~