McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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through successful year “Our last year at MHS” — with this thought in mind we approached our senior year with the idea of living it to the fullest. We felt the responsibility of being leaders and we accepted our obligations with dignity and confidence. Members of our class led in homeroom activities, in the work of clubs and organizations, in the publication of newspaper and yearbook, and in promoting school spirit. We look to graduation as the culmina- tion of three joyous years, never to be for- gotten — but, we pause with pride and satis- faction to glance back at the past -— know- ing we have added a strong chapter in the story of our Alma Mater. Camellian business manager Don Reeves and editor Robyn Wood discuss the possibility of increasing the size of this year’s annual. MaryeE Morgan, Tiger Rags co-business man- Head cheerleader Larry Daughdrill rings ager and editor Carol Brooks make plans for the Victory Bell to summon all MHS the next issue of the student newspaper. Tigers to a hallway pep rally. Homeroom presidents discuss ideas for the senior float in the home coming parade — Tommy Culotta, Mary Elizabeth Simmons, Diane Moak, Charlene Varnell, Cheryl Gray. 65

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Senlor Class Officers: Dianne Moak, Treasurer; Gaye Simmons, Secretary; Barbara Hayles, Student Council Representative; Ken Nelson, President; Susan Rodrigue, Vice President. Connie Conerly and . Robbie DeCoux, iq Student Council secretary and president, i sort and file Student Council correspon- ij dence.

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SENIORS 1965 ... Senior rings bring new status to Class of ‘65 Jerry Abdalla Sandra Adams Mike Alexander | Bobby Alford Fan Ballard Otis Rey Bardwell Pat Barrett Shelia Blackwell Charles Bond Stevie Bond Ronnie Boone Ann Bramlet