McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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We look back at a school year filled with the memories of a few months. We recall not just a year of work, but hours helding little things—special things of which our lives are made—moments of exuber- ance, thrills of unforgettable competition, day dreams of the future—little things—to be recalled, to be relived—to be remem- bered always - - - Looking radiant, Senior Page and Maid, Tommy Culotta and Gaye Simmons, march in Valentine Court processional. Jen Nance, Art Nelson, and Cam Nichols are for the Tigers—and Goldwater. And make the Year Homeroom representatives take part in the dedication of Christmas boxes for needy families. % 4 : : gafeks , . $3 j er BOM é “ im- ‘ ee Ea - sie oe Se : Pe Pe Fe ; x Dressed for their paris in the Junior Class Play, Lou Stokes, Mary Allen Bowen and Brenda Conerly are serenaded by Lemuel Adams.

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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

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a year to remember forever... Students line the balcony railing to look down on the tirst floor. A variety of talent is displayed in cheerleader stunts at pep meetings. Rick Varnell and Thomas Smith tend lights and cur- tain for “One Foor in Heaven.’’ We crowd around the counter in the front hall to purchase tickets for the foot- ball games. 33 Lene: meee: ateceetemamte::eenCR! RRMERMRRNA TERRE TY: cometne es ammenmmmmetant: cate! ccnnecemmeacamemes stamens cotmm—te.