McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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Bookkeeping students, are tied up in all kinds of paper work— Joyce McKenny, Nic Mancuso, Larry Reed, Kenneth Howell, Jimmy Frazier, Phyllis Stowers, Mary Ann McCool. Paper work .. . slow work... Ken Nelson, Dan Magruder, and Ward James listen in while Mrs: Quin gives Jerry Abdalla instructions for his comp assignment. “Write a THEME!” “TERM PAPERS are due next week!’—statements that make a student’s brain quiver. However, writing a 350 word theme in tess than an hour, or pre- paring a term paper are nothing compared to the headaches from cramming for tests. Despite good intentions to start study for se- mester finals early, many Tigers discover that the dreaded tests somehow creep up faster than expected, and they frantically barricade themselves behind notebooks and texts. Al- though forced to sacrifice long telephone conversations, listening to records, or a trip to the White House Drive-Inn for an evening of cramming, we keep an optimistic eye on the prospect of a long week-end at the close of the ordeal. Typists start on the long road to the touch system— Bobby May, Becky Wilson.

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Don Welch, Larry Thompson, Ronnie Boone, and Lockwood Hoots provide themselves with pencils for home- work from the Student Council pen- cil vendor. Mechanical drawing students prepare to work on assigned problem—Pat Barrett, Paul Van, Floyd Netterville, Earl Hayslip, F. M. Ditto. Senior comp students join forces to study for a Readers’ Digest test—Virginia Hart, Norene Hay, Linda Sanders, Cam Nichols. 15

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It‘s doubtful how far the advanced math class will advance with Bubba Walker, Larry Singleton, and Todd Carlisle explaining the problem. Magazines are provided for leisure-time reading— Ramona Smith, Johnny Reeves. Eddie Wilmesherr and Lou Stokes offer their help Revising themes is a part of our English instruction—Linda Sommerholder, to student teacher Johnny Watts. Maureen Myers.