McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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main events of the school year i e 88 OS we Sse ba Gay e 4 . ‘ia, 4 ig ‘ee i Junior High Tiger Rags Staff—Row 1: Brooks, Tommy Craig, Danny Tyler. Row 2: Brenda Wilson, Henegan, Erin McCosker, Kenneth Dwyer. Row 3: Nancy Mauldin, Robin Womack, Suzy Brumfield, Bill Johnson, Kathy Alford, Miss Marvy Emma Tumlin-Snoansor and Miss Mary Emma Tumlin take a peek at a just-off-the-press copy of Tiger Rags. Olin Lee, Carol Brooks, 135 Tiger Rags Junior High Officers: Pat Haffey, Shellie Case, Gladys Soiomon, Judy Smith Ginger Moore, Olin Lee, George Solomon, Perry Elise Alford, Marie Naklie, Judy Erwin, Larry Whittington, Judy Boyd, Trisha Gillis, Bill John Henegan, ness Manager; Ginger Moore, Editor. Cathy Alford, Stella Covington, John Car, Busi-

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Bi-weekly issues of Tiger Rags report High School Tiger Rags Staff—Row 1: MaryE Morgan, Patsy Brumfleid, Joyce Fitzgerald, Carol Brooks, Ann Bramiett, Sherry Rumph, Gaye Simmons, Leigh Klotz. Row 2: Glenda Alford, Pat Goss, Maggie Watkins, Annette Strickland, Bettye Fountain, Marilyn Manning, Phyllis Alford, Winifred Simpson, Mrs. Mary H. Perkins, Sponsor. Row 3: Roger Lawrence, Frank Maftin, Kinnon Thomas, Mac Gordon, Ken Howell, Lane Holmes, Rags Watkins, Mary Edizabeth Simmohs, Scoftie Kennedy. Bi-weekly issues of the student newspaper, Tiger Rags, provide news of the latest happenings at MHS and Junior High. From newsday to dead- line twenty-six High School and twenty-eight Jun- ior High staff members work, gleaning news, se- curing interviews, writing sports and feature stories, taking pictures, and composing editorials. There is no advertising in the student paper, and to help finance its publication, the business staff prepares and sells football programs in the fall. Tiger Rags is affiliated with the Southern inter- scholastic Press Association, and the outstanding staff members are selected annually for member- ship in Quill and Scroll. Bound volumes of Tiger Rags are placed in the school libraries as a permanent record of our school activities. Mrs. Mary H. Perkins is faculty adviser for the High School group, and Miss Mary Emma Tumlin sponsors the Junior High staff. Tiger Rags High School Officers: Kinnon Thomas, Business Manager; MaryE Morgan, Business Manager; Carol Brooks, Editor.

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Cosker. Junior High Student Council Officers: Tommy Craig, Treasurer; Stella Covington, Secretary; Becky DeCoux, President; Suzy Brumfield, Vice President. Gault Robertson, Vice President of the High School Student Council | stands by as Junior High officers Suzy Brumfield, Becky DeCoux, and Tommy Craig prepare the refresh- ment table for a Council-sponsored faculty reception. Junior High Student Council—Row 1: Martha Vest, Lleyewlyn Thompson, Bill Catchings, Steve Wagner, Vistra Myers, Stella Covington, Perry Brooks. Row 2: Joe Parker, Mal Jones, Janice Harvey, Danny Tyler, Tommy Craig, Spike Simmons, Doug Elting. Row 3: Miss Mary Emma Tumlin—Sponsor, Brenda Dulaney, Becky DeCoux, Bill Johnson, Marty Bass, Suzy Brumfield, Kathy Alford, Erin Mc- McComb Junior High’s executive officers are elected by the student body, and one individual is chosen by each homeroom as a representative to the Student Council. Meetings are held twice a month, and projects are planned to promote school spirit, and to foster participation in all school projects. Among the under- takings of this group are Teacher Appreciation Week, the Christmas Dance, Slow-Down Week, Clean-Up Week, and assembly programs. This year the Junior High Student Council help- ed a needy family in the mountains of Kentucky. On the first day of the school year, they welcomed the old and new teachers of MHS and Junior High with a faculty reception in the High School lounge. Miss Mary Emma Tumlin sponsors the Junior High Student Council.