McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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The Spring Formal is pure delight- April showers, or to be more accu- rate, a torrential downpour, failed to dampen our spirits, for this was the social high spot of the yearethe annual spring prom, sponsored by the Student Council. Planned on the theme of Spring- time , the lodge at Percy Quin was trans- formed into a lovely spring garden, com- plete with flowers, butterflies, and green- ery. The processional of the prom royalty was announced by William Watkins, and we watched with tremendous excitement the coronation of the reigning pair by Mr. Robert S. Simpson, Superintendent of the McComb School District. Andy Anderson and his Dawnbreak- ers provided the music, and the theme song for the formal, Younger than Spring- time , was played for the court lead-out. Festivities continued until midnight, and the dancers, in their white dinner jackets and fluffy pastel formals cap- tured the mood of spring. The enchanted evening drew to a close. Tired but happy, we said goodenight to our dates with thoughts of the dance lingering in our minds-and then in our dreams-and now only the memory re- mains of the Spring Prom, April 2, l96O. fb Robert S. Simpson, Superintendent of the McComb rto0+ District, places the royal crown on the head of iesty, Queen Louise Davis A I1

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Around the World In Music includes a visit to Africa with Charles Atlen, Jan Nave, and Doug Upchurch giving their version ot W II h f ' ' e a ave un on Senior Stunt Night McComb High School has had more than half a century in which to build a whole host of tra- ditions, and perhaps the happiest of them all is Senior Stunt Night, for on this occasion everyone is assured of a fun-filled evening, either as participant or spectator. Stunt Night is a money-making project for the senior class, and was presented this year to a sell- out crowd in the auditorium on the night of March eighth. The program consisted of eleven student-di- rected stunts that ranged in character from an Easter Dream to the wild antics of three senior boys as the McGuire Sisters. Some of the stunts, such as the Style Show, are repeated annually. However, each stunt, even if it is a repetition of a previous year's presentation, is always fresh and new in its own right, Stunt Night 1960 was great! Actors and audi- ence had a big evening, and the fund for the senior class gift to the school got a big boost. Patricia Martin and Tommy Mercier make a hit with their harmony in Caribbean 42