McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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French Club members seek pen pals in France French Club Officers: Billie Jean Springer, Historian; Laura Cheatham, Vice President; Art Nelson, President; Becky White, urer; Sissy George, Secretary. Treas- The French Club gives members an oppor- tunity to use classroom French in an informal situation. At the meetings, thirty-five students who have completed two years of the language or are presently enrolled in a French course have programs about France and the customs of her people. Filmstrips concerning French his- tory, art, literature, and geography are shown. An interesting activity of club members this year was corresponding with high school students in France. Mr. Harold Patterson is the sponsor for this group. Checking a bibliography of French Litera- ture, Frank Martin and Phyllis Alford look for material to use for French Club pro- grams. French Club—Row 1: Mary Louise Haffey, Becky White, Karen Owyer Patsy Brumfield, Maureen Smith, Judy Brumfield, Laura Cheatham, Mary Netterville, Nancy Rebinson, Mary Beth Beacham. Row 2: Noreen Haye, Phyllis Alford, Winifred Simpson, Connie Conerly, Pat Goss, Billie Jean Springer, Mr. Harold Patterson—Sponsor. Row 3: Doug Ballard, Lyn Bullock, Paul Dykes, Kenneth Boyd, Marc Butler, Ronnie Blackledge, Mike Elting, Phillip Williams, Frank Martin, Charles Dekle, Gault Robertson, Art Nelson, Bart Terry.

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Latin Club members attend State, National JCL Conventions Latin Club—Row 1: Reba Mc!ntosh, Carole Brooks, Mary Frances Moore, Delilah Holmes, Jeanee Felder, Lou Stokes, Dotty Troutman. Row 2: Alfred Bonnabell, Mary Elizabeth Simmons, rigue, Ann Bramlett, Gaye Sandefur, Glenda Alford, Scottie Kennedy, Laura Sanders, Shane Maddox, Patsy Prevost, Jo Ann Simmons, Mrs. Lee Quin—Sponsor. Row 3: Charles Payne, Robbie DeCoux, Jim Brock, Eddie Wilmesherr, Kinnon Thomas, Bettye Fountain, Joyce Fitzgerald, Linda Kimble, Connie Conerly, Carol Rushing, Susan Price, Glenda Bond, Susan Rodrigue, Chaille Simmons, Susan Newell, Nell Simmons. Row 4: Kenny Wilmesherr, Robbie Robinson, Raymon McGehee, Cheatham, Phil Boyd, George Shaw, Sam Daniel, Grady Smith, Gene Barrett, Lane Holmes, Ronnie Soone, Dolph Harms, During 1964-1965 the Latin Club continued its work of promoting a better understanding of the language, literature, and civilizations of an- cient Greece and Rome, and an appreciation of the debt of our own culture to that of classical an- tiquity. Students who have completed two years of Latin or who are pursuing a course in Latin are eligible for membership. Mrs. Lee Quin is sponsor Tommy Smith is “pinned’’—with his own JCL pin—by Mary Elizabeth Simmons. 139 Mary Nell Stietenroth, Donna Robinson, MaryE Morgan, Allan Hutto, Marilyn Manning, Angela Rod- Kay Carr, Linda Townes, Tommy Smith, William Calcote, Ken Nelson, Ward James, Jimmy Rags Watkins. of the group. Meetings are held every Tuesday, and programs are based on Roman life, Roman history, or mythology. This club is a member of the State and Na- tional Junior Classical League, and each spring a number of delegates attend the State JCL Conven- tion. Last summer five members attended the Na- tional Junior Classical League Convention at the University of Illinois. Latin Club Officers: Carole Brooks, Secretary; Connie Conerly, Vice President; Delilah Holmes, Treasurer; Susan Rodrigue, President.

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FBLA members investigate job opportunities Future Business Leaders of America—Row 1}: Linda Slay, Linda Dunaway, Sharon Barham, Sherry Bass, Lella Berberrete, Markel Freeman, Martha Jackson, Judy Moak, Lynn Godbold, Emily Williams, Patsy Johnson. Row 2: Suzanne Ward, Linda Sommerholder, Betty Brister, Anna Marie Reed, Betty May, Dianne Stewart, Sandra Rowley, Tommye O’Nell, Mary Ann McCool, Mary Malsbury, Barbara Hales, Ganeath Ritchie. Row 3: Janice Moak, Sue Smith, Shirley Brown, Arlene Ravencraft, Ann Nelson, Gladys Matthews, Linda Smith, Charlotte Nunnery, Noel Daven- port, Charlotte Crawford, Anita Jones, Mrs. Lucy Stephenson—Sponsor. Objectives of the Future Business Leaders of America are to develop competent business leader- ship and to prepare for successful citizenship. Members seek to achieve their goals through study and practical application of their skills. They assist teachers by typing and they serve as office workers. At their weekly meetings they investi- gate job opportunities in our vicinity, listen to speakers on business topics, or discuss the best and most profitable way to cope with everyday business affairs. By making field trips to local businesses, FBLA members obtain a wider knowl- edge of the different types of business machines and office conditions. Mrs. Lucy Stephenson is fac- ulty adviser for FBLA. Ib gg OI ris iissasasms FBLA Officers: Sandra Rowley, Treasurer; Anita Jones, Historian; Ganeath Ritchie, Secretary; Emily Williams, President; Linda Sommerholder, Vice President. Pi eecseeedeieeetiee Colorful convertible Is entered by FBLA In Homecoming Parade. 141