McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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FHA program accents family life McComb Future Homemakers of America—Row 1: Marijane Holloman, Maureen Myers, Christine Smith, Laura Butrick, Allan Hutto, Sandra Carra- way, Becky Wlison, Sheila Rutland, Cheryl Martin, Kay Holmes, Pat Johnston, Rebecca Martin, Alice Jordan, Kay Carr, Mary Price. Row 2: Karen Andrews, Marie Duncan, Diane Daniel, Charlotte Crawford, Judy Massey, Brenda Stowers, Cindy Wilson, Sue Haye, Emily Wright, Anna M. Reeves, Lynn Godbold, Tommie Faye O’Neal, Connie Dickey, Jean Payne, Hazel McCullough, Linda Smith. Row 3: Barbara Hale, Mary Evelyn Newman, Pat Bond, Shirley Hodges, Alice Griffin, Sharon Allen, Barbara McDaniel, Janice Moak, Linda Lott, Charlotte Nunnery, Sue Manning, Amy Reeves, Sondra Broxson, Fan Ballard, Susan Goghlan, Linda Dison, Sharon Defreese, Mary G. Morgan, Cam Nichols. MHS Future Homemakers of America prepare to be “builders of homes where truth, love, se- curity, and faith are realities’ by engaging in many projects during the year. Their special studies in this year placed emphasis on family friendship, marriage preparation, and a “Stay in School” pro- gram. As an extra-curricular activity, the girls en- tered a float in the Homecoming parade. They also sold cook books and conducted sales of cakes which they baked themselves. Faculty adviser of the high school FHA is Mrs. Nan Batte. McComb High FHA Officers: Becky Wilson, Song Leader; Lynn Godbold, Reporter; Charlotte Crawford, Vice President; Patsy Johnston, President; Janice Moak, Secretary. Defreese, Christine Smith. FHA Homecoming float features club members dressed in outfits they de- signed and made — Sue Haye, Becky Wilson, Dorothy Thornhill, Sharon

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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 |

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Junior High FHA members learn art of homemaking 6th Grade FHA—Row 1: Rhodona Haddox, Rae Ella Creel, Clair Richardson, Dianne Crawford, Judy Lynn Hughes, Peggy Etheridge, Sharall Baker, Rebecca Broocks, Kate Magruder, Jennifer Assaf, Brenda Brock, Nancy Holmes, Connie Felder, Judy Callendar, Margie Dickerson, Carol Dunaway, Barbara Simmons. Row 2: Virginia Mann, Sonja Strong, Vivian McGaugh, Dianne Richardson, Molly Kerr, Joyce Davis, Priscilla Jones, Paulette Smith, Cindy Campbell, Mary Jo Davila, Karen Carruth, Judy Janes, Sandra Greer, Jackie Brown, Jan Coon, Lynn Whittington. Row 3: Gwen Ballard, Becky Grava, Pam O‘Quin, Amy Felder, Caroline Johnson, Denise Ray, Laurie Deere, Carol Herring, Teri Degler, Jo Ann Creel, Debbie Nunnery, Sandra Tarter, Martha Myers, Jane Somers, Anna Turner, Faye O’Brien, Hallie Varnell. Junior High Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca seeks to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking and to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. Programs are coordinated with classroom discussions in home economics classes where members receive valuable homemaking train- ing for the future. Projects for the year include holiday bas- kets for needy families, Campus Clean-Up Week, and special programs planned to publicize their orgonization during National Future Home- makers of America Week. Faculty sponsors are Miss Margaret John- son and Mrs. Nan Batte. 8th Grade FHA Officers: Sharali Baker, Treasurer; Jennifer Assaf, Secretary; Connie Felder, Vice President; Jackie Brown, President.