McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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Mid-term exams-and we've come half way- L rry H rc and Theda Jones h Ip Mrs Eva Nell Gum on the mld term check of state owned textbooks used by her homeroom students Qeylewtnq for exams Duckey Penn Tnofnas Krkland Bobby Holmes These students are not too hap over the prospect ot examma tlons Bobby BellupannxJlmmy Rnchard Clayton L--lf e Ray Stanley Burt We love our teachers especlally at exam tlme Mrs Klmbrell and Gregg Harblson Funal examnnatnons' These terrufyung words brnng forth almost as many dlfferent reactions as there are students at MHS Sensors frown and seventh graders pantc, yet, whatever the reaction, exams are somethung we have to face at semesters end Thus year mud term exams were scheduled for .lan uary twenty fnrst and twenty second Review and study sessnons were very serious busmess, and a cloud of gloom settled over MHS clurnng the days when exams were an progress On Friday at noon they were over and a swell of hap py conversatlon and laughter flled the halls as we rushed 'or the exits and a long week end 36

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The Woman ls Required To Pay af E ,LK Robert Penn, Cynthia Smith, and Janice Seals look at the Twirp which hangs this year, as always, from the second floor railing The Woman ls Required to Pay for all dating expenses such as food and shows, and to furnish transportation for Twirp Week which is sponsored annually by the Camellian staff, and was observed this year during the week ending Feb- ruary thirteenth. Wily females plotted to trap the men in their lives and eager girls over-ran the trophy case in the front hall to buy Twirp licenses which gave them the pri- vilege of talking to the boys, and l've Been Spoken for Tags with which they marked their dates. Any girl failing to abide by the regulations of the week was likely to find her name on the Black List and a fine imposed to clear herself. Twirp Week ended with the Twirp Dance in the girls' gym on Friday night and the girls immediately forgot about how expensive dating is and what a fi- nancial strain a night on the town can be.