McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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Pd @ ¢ Fan Larry Jeanee Mary Allen Leah Ballard Daughdrill Felder Bowen Klotz Showing their brand of school spirit, cheerleaders urge the Tigers to, “Go, fight, win!” 183

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Cheerleaders support Tigers with loyal enthusiasm Kay Holmes Cheering the Tigers throughout the year are seven spirited MHS cheerleaders. Keeping in mind their goals of promoting school spirit and providing organized cheering for school sports, the cheerleaders meet often to practice and perfect their yells and routines. In addi- tion to their support at all games, they plan pep rallies, organize pep parades, decorate goal posts, and lead the Thanksgiving bonfire celebration. Candidates for cheerleader audition each spring before the student body, and selections are made by vote of the individual classes. Two sophomores, two juniors, and three seniors comprise the cheering squad. Larry Daughdrill—Head Cheerleader Carrying the Tiger banner high, Head Cheerleader Larry Daugh- drill runs the team onto the foot- ball field.

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ieee McComb High School Band—Row 1: Tommy Wells, Delilah Holmes, Bramlett. Row 3: Ruthle Kimmel, Linda Maxey, Pam Hyatt, Nancy Susan Rodrigue, Mary Elizabeth Simmons, Cynthla Mixon, Challle Robinson, Mary Beth Beacham, Karen Spinning, Sharon Barham, Simmons, Susan Price, Judy Maxey, Scottie Kennedy, Kay Carr. Connie Martin, Laura Sanders, Beverly Gatlin, Cheryl Hopper, Row 2: Linda Kimble, Bonita Smlth, Chrissie Smith, Carolyn Rags Watkins, Deborah Fagan, Ann Nell Monfourt, John Lenoir, Crane, Nancy Sharpling, Dianne Holliday, Marilyn Manning, Nell Jimmy Hayman, Kent Williford, Lane Holmes, Gary Gillis, Homer Simmons, Linda Townes, Glynda Alford, Pierce Childress, Bettye Coon, Tommy Moore. Fountain, Sandra Newman, Cheryl Martin, Gaye Sandefur, Ann Parades, concerts, football games, When McComb’s school bands ap- pear—on parade, in concert, or at a foot- ball game—they stage a fine performance. Throughout the year the bands furnish music for all types of school and com- munity events. They participate in pa- rades, perform at football games and pep rallies, and present concerts in school as- semblies and for the public. Daily band classes make it possible for our school musicians to practice and perfect a wide range of numbers—from soothing ballads, to swinging popular songs, to stirring marches. During the first three months of school a large part of re- hearsal time is spent perfecting half-time shows to be presented at football games, but at the close of football season the high school band turns its attention to prepara- tion for the State Band Contest where their rating is consistently high. McComb Junior High School Band—Row 1: Judy Boyd, Sandra . Under the direction of Mr. Leroy Greer, Sharon Busby, Maxine Smith, Lulu Holmes, Janet Ford, Smith, our bands contribute substantially Coon, Rew 2: Shelle Case, Susan Woodrow Jackie: Brow, Tommy to school and community activities.