Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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EllNllVllHClll lllPllHllllllNl The Commercial Department endeav- ors to offer to high school pupils those courses which will train them for posi- tions to be filled immediately upon grad- uation lrom high school, and to give them sufficient business training which could help at least partially pay for college or business school expenses, Typing, book- keeping, secretarial training, office prac- tice, commercial law, economic geogra- phy, and shorthand are sublects included in the curriculum. KATHERINE BAKER Mississippi College QW CORNELIA BISLAND Belhaven College HAL FRANCE B.S., M.A. Mississippi State College University of Mississippi MRS. MARY JOE MRS. EFFIE JOHNSON HANNAFORD B.S. B,S, Mississippi State Mississippi College College for Women JOHN S. WEEMS B.S., M.A. Mississippi State College University of Alabama

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D. G. FULTON B.A., M.A. Mississippi College MRS. VIVIAN M. LATTA B.A., M.A. Mississippi Stale College for Women Columbia University ANNIE W. LESTER A.B. Millsaps College PEARL SPANN B.S. Millsaps College

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EEIHEIGN LANGUAGES IJEPAHEAAENE The Language Department of Central High School offers to the students courses in three languages, French, Latin, and Spanish. As there is no language require- ment for graduation from high school, all the courses are elective and may be pursued for one or two years with no less credit for the first if the second year is not elected. ln addition to literary, cultural, and scientific value, the study of the language, as well as their affiliated clubs, affords most students much pleasure and person- al satisfaction and enables one to meet the language entrance requirements of many colleges. ANNIE VERNON BRENT B.A. Mississippi College ISABEL JOHNSTON B.A. Millsaps College MRS. LUCILE C. CUNNINGHAM B.S., M.A. Texas Christian University MARIE ROSE TIZON B.S., A.B. Mississippi Southern University of Mississippi