McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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in a variety of service projects Two Junior High Y-Teen groups participate in a variety of service projects and “strive to build a better world through service and char- acter.” These organizations are based on the same principles as the Senior Y-Teens and prepare Junior High girls for membership in the ad- vanced club when they reach High School. Club programs consist of skits and panel discussions on such topics as how to study, how to act on a date, the influence we have on others, and the incluence others have on us. In addition to sending Thanksgiving bas- kets to shut-ins and Christmas gifts to girls at the Columbia Training School, they send sev- eral of their members to Camp Rockwood each summer. Y-Teen Officers, Group !!—Carolyn Boyd, Treasurer; Linda Jones, . . 3 ith, Vi i ; ila, P ident, Miss Hazel Neville sponsors Group One Secretary; Betty Smith, Vice President Mary Jo Davila residen and Miss Peggy Slaughter is adviser for Group Two. Junior High Y-Teens, Group tI—Row 1: Carolyn Richardson, Vivian McGaugh, Brenda Brock, Betty Smith, Mary Jo Davila. Row 2: Denise Ray, Hallie Sve Varnell, Peggy Etheridge, Rebecca Broocks, Cissy Price. Row 3: Miss Peggy Slaughter—Sponsor, Carolyn Boyd, Rae Ella Creel, Linda Jones, Jo Ann Creel. 145

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Junior High Y-Teens participate Junior High Y-Teens, Group I—Row 1: Dianne Crawford, Rhodona Haddox, Gwen Ballard, Karen Carruth, Joyce McIntosh, Patricia Weekley, Connie Felder, Jan Coon, Judy Janes, Mollie Kerr. O’Quin, Faye O’Brien, Sherall Baker, Caroline Johnson, Terl Degler, Sandra Greer, Miss Hazel Neville—Sponsor, Kate Magruder, Kathy Lawrence, Martha Myers, Jane Pope, Gall Gilbert, Dulaney, Nancy Holmes, Jackie Brown. Row 2: Linda Ladnier, Sonja Strong, Becky Grava, Pam Margle Dickerson, Amy Felder, Jenniver Assaf. Row 3: Lynn Whittington, Laurie Deere, Carol Herring, Cheryl Sterling, Brenda Y-Teen Officers, Group i—Kate Magruder, Treasurer; Nancy Holmes, Secretary; Connie Felder, Vice President; Judy Janes, President. Patricla Weekley, Cheryl Sterling, and Lynn Whittington pre- pare fo pack gifts brought by Y-Teen members for their adopted girt at Columbla Training School.

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Debate Club studies pros and cons of argumentation McComb High Debate Club—Row 1: Judy Brumfield, Emily Wright, Mary Evelyn Newman, Phyllis Alford, Annette Strick- land, Linda Jo Sanders. Row 2: Lemuel Adams, Dolph Harms, Gault Robertson, Wayne Sandefur, Art Nelson, Eddie | Wilmesherr, Charles Dekle, Jimmy Allen. Striving for proficiency in speaking, Debate Club members study the pros and cons of argu- mentation and practice rules of parliamentary procedure. “Resolved: That Nuclear Weapons Should be Controlled by an International Organization” was the question for debate this year, and club mem- bers spent hours in researching the problem and planning arguments on the subject. The first team debaters attended invitational tournaments at Hattiesburg and Mississippi State College for Women. They also took part in the competitive debate program set up by the Missis- sippi High School Activities Association. Miss Emma Flautt sponsors the Debate Club. McComb High Debate Club Officers: Gault Robertson, Vice President; Eddie Wilmesherr, Treasurer; Annette Strickland, aah: Dolph Harms, President; Lemuel Adams, Publicity airman. Debate team members: Eddie Wil- mesherr, Lem Adams, Gault Robert- son, and Dolph Harms gather mater- ial for their debate subject. : 146 |