McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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HALL OF FAME if 141' ERNEST CALVERT Maintaining high standards of scholarship in all sub ects Ernest Calvert can most often be found working in the science lab His ded: cation to science was sure to lead Ernest o Butch as he is better known right into the Hall of Fame That he is outstanding in science IS t tested by the fact that he won three science medals during his high school days one each general science biology and chemistry He served two years as president of the Science Club and one year as president of the Ad vanced Mathematics Club Butch does not con fine his activities solely to science however He was president of his class one year and president of his homeroom one year He be longed to the Debate Club and to the Student Council and is a four year speech and band student. His plans for the future include attending Millsaps College to study chemistry and later entering medical school. RONNIE DAUGHDRILL Ronnie Daughdrill who is as full of pep as he can be has held many positions at MHS He has been a cheerleader four years and head cheerleader for two He lettered twice in track has been active In student council work and represented our school as a delegate to the Mississippi Association of Student Councils convention Ronnie had a leading part in the senior class play and his club activities Include mem bership in the Boys Ensemble Journalism Chess and Music Appreciation Clubs Another honor that led to a place for Ronnie In the Hall of Fame was his election by the student body as king of homecoming. After high school Ronnie plans to attend Millsaps College and study Business Adminis- tration.

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HALL OF FAME JUDY ALFORD BUDDY BERGOLD Chosen by her classmates as class fovorlfe ond by her schoolmates as Muss MHS Judy Alford was cerloln TO be chosen for the Holl of Forne Judy belonged fo the Chop n Muslc Club ond served os nt treasurer one year She held Y e office ol vlce presnden rn he Sen or Teens nn he Girls Ens mble and nn her hom room s e ocred a seno class ploy ro: p ond sh yeor o 'mo lu ent Judy was o delegote to Gm ole where she oughf lo or to we scl schoo by be ng el red Spcul e-r of the House Worklng on sro? r 'hon fnrou ' he h h school year she served os Clos o a yeor and rs :dlto 'has yeo After oroduahon from hsgn school Judy plons To enter the School of Commerce at Ole Mass to prepore for secretorlol work ror outstandsng achrevement sn scholor shvp cmo afhlencs Buddy Bergold was chosen YO the Ho of Fome Buddy works dnlsgently to monntorn hu moh cholashc sfandzng d To excel n o h 'encs Four yeors porfucupohon rn football trock :md bo lcetholl ond four ,feors ooove overoge cossroorn wok typufy Buddys doys of Mc Comb Hlgl School For two years strolght he wos xoted by hrs football Yeornrnotes to recenve he Best Sporlsmanshlp lrophy ond for two yeors he won rm. Lot n medol He wos selecteo by ire Luons Club to overmd Boys Stole ond PG was chosen by the spo tswruters for honorable mentnon on ihe All Bag 8 Tootball squod Buddy plons on college offer MHS He hopes xt wall be Ole Mnss where he would llKe to study pharmacy xxx

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HALL OF FAME LOUISE DAVIS ln recognition of her qualities as a good citizen and a good student, Louise Davis was chosen for a place in the Hall of Fame. Her academic rating is high, but Louise has in- terests other than books. Louise worked three years on the Ca- mellian staff, serving as club editor one year. She is a member of the Girls Ensemble, Science Club, and Advanced Mathematics Club, and she worked as stage director for the senior class play. She was chosen by her classmates as a Spring Prom Maid in her junior year and in that same year she was awarded the Alge- bra II medal. Louise was a maiorette for three years and stepped up to lead the band as drum maior this year. Her plans for after high school include college and study in the field of mathematics. 14 . t 'E J. W. KROUT With his interests centering largely around spiritual and musical activities, J. W. Krout is an excellent student and school citizen. A four year piano student, he was a member of the Clef Dwellers Music Club and held the offices of secretary, treasurer, and program chairman of the Chaminade Music Club. He has been an active member of the Christian Activities Club throughout his years at MHS and served as president and vice president of this organiza- tion. J. W. is a familiar figure to the members of the student body as he frequently gives the devotional in assembly or over the P.A. system in the mornings. As a sophomore J. W. won the Latin ll medal, and as a junior he was awarded the Bible medal, but the highest honor of all is his selection for the Hall of Fame. After attending Mississippi College, J. W. hopes to go to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in New Orleans to study for the ministry.