McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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sete SDE pee Friendship, cooperation, character building, and leadership are qualities that make our extra-curricular activi- ties an important phase of our school days. Varied clubs and organizations develop special talents, interests, and aptitudes of students. They promote school spirit—the willingness to de- vote extra hours to student council, publications, or clubs—and apprecia- tion of work someone else has done. Through activities, many of us receive our first taste of responsibility and recognition. Whether we dance or watch, the Home- coming Dance is fun for everyone—Phillip Williams, Ronnie Kraft, Brenda Conerly. In our extra-curricular activities... Anxious to see ‘“what’s new,’ Diana Smith, Rebecca Martin, Carol Brooks, and Lynn Godbold study the 1964-1965 issue of the Student Haiidbook. iti caps aon pak CC st Presentation of their scene from Macbeth is serious business for Jerry Abdalla, Dan Magruder, and Tony Palumbo. 30

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Ric Day leads the way for Gerry Dickerson who sweeps around end for a long gain in the Biloxi game.

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Ticket-sellers for Stunt Night are ready to open the doors and start business rolling—Lou Stokes, Marsha Bass, Sissy George, Gaye Simmons, Lee Guy. Craig Quin plays the part of Harry, the plumber, in the Senior Class play. From October through December, business staff members are at the trophy case to collect payments for the Camellian—Margy Sanders, Linda Somerholder, Skipper Wild, Don Reeves. 31