Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

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i The officers of Sigma Kappa are Bobby McChesney, Presidentg Barry Talbot, Vice Presidentg Cherie Rus- so, Secretaryg Frances Ratcliff, Cor- responding Secretaryg Sandra From- enthal, Reporterg Glenda Giroir, Treasurer. The sponsors of Sigma Kappa are Roger Bellow, Henry Steckler, Vincent Cali, and Walter Morse. Below is a picture of part of Morgan City High's 1958 Science Demon- stration. . Seientwc Tigers Find Many Interesting Activities in in Necessrty 1S the mother of 1nvent1on so thought the M C H S Sctence Department as lt set about organizing Sig ma Kappa a club that was badly needed at Morgan City High In spite of 1115 relatrvely new beginning the Srgma Kappa mem berslup IS growing rn leaps and bounds To the relief of the faculty there is finally a place for the why 1S it and what s 1t for students These students are finding it out for them selves through the many activities of Srgma Kappa At the rnteresting meetings held twice monthly speakers are invited to give their views on certain topics This year Sigma Kappa became a member of the National Science Clubs of America An lnformatrve v1s1t to the sugar refinery in Franklin also was of much interest to the students Sigma Kappa

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Onward With Industry The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to pro- mote a better understanding of industry. Members can be recognized by theirbeautiful gray and gold jackets, complete with insignia and name. Meet- ings are held bi-monthly at which time interesting programs on industry are given. Activities this year have included a field trip and a trip to the state con vention. The new club is off to a good start. Offi- cers are: President, Norman Hymelg Vice President, Shelby Duay, Secretary, Roger Gorsha, Treasurer, Skipper Strongg Parliamentarian, B. C. Femandezg Rep., Merlin Price, and Sponsor, Jarield Francis. Officers PIOJCCIS Club Members

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Le Cercle Francais Strives to Promote a Greater Interest in the French Language President Mona Duplantis calls Le Cercle Francais to order. The officers of Le Cercle Francais are Mona Duplantis, Presidentg Leon Resig- nola, Vice President: Judy Clements, Secretaryg Cherie Russo, Reporter: Ear- line Clause, Chaplain: Valerie Iorden, Historiang and O. I. Barbier, Parliamen- tariang Mrs. Funchess is the Sponsor. Anyone passing by room 42 on a certain Wednesday night and hearing peculiar noises can now stop wondering what the commotion was about. It was probably just the semi- monthly meeting of Le Cercle Francais, and the peculiar noises were just a few French phrases emitted by its mem- bers. This year, under the guidance of its new sponsor, Mrs. Betty Funchess, Le Cercle Francais continued its campaign to promote a greater interest in the students of M. C. H. S. Projects planned include a trip to the Vieux Carre in Nou- velle Orleans and the beginning of a French language library to be used by the French classes.