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Loyal Tigers wait on the Louisiana Avenue side of the building for the bus to Picayune and the first out of town football game of the 1964 season—Delilah Holmes, Robbie DeCoux, Jerry Abdalla, Ken Nelson, Margie McCosker. Pep Band adds music to hallway pep rallies. Sophomore Maid and Page, Judy Sanders and Freddy Brister. 19
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er And, once in a while ... no work... Sometimes all thoughts of books and studies are put aside and classes are for- gotten for special things—the break-in-rou- tine assembly—a pep meeting or a pep parade—a trip to the coast for football or a trip to Tupelo for basketball—a blend of laughter and lightheartedness, of excite- ment waited for —the special occasion dance—special things—memorable to us in our own way, the Tiger way. sss aa ri os Sheldon Fleming regales Kay Holmes and Edda Hale with the story of his meeting with Ringo. The bell signalling the end of the school day brings smiles to the With members of the court leading the first dance, the faces of Barry Langford, Leroy Laird, Russell Waller, David 1965 Valentine dance is underway—Junior Page and Maid, Causey, Frank Galafaro, and Danny Reynolds. Jeff King and Mary Allen Bowen.
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ee With oe Interested students test th eir mathematical abilities by taking a mathematics achievement examination—Don Pat Barrett, John Morgan, Ken Nelson, Dan Magruder. Reeves, renewed emphasis on the value of learning “‘Won‘t you swap me a beetle for a termite?’’ Tom Assaf asks Leah Klotz as they work on their in- sect collections for biology class. “Life is a gift, but education is an individual achievement,” - - - words of counsel we hear fre- quently. In a world where success often depends on academic excellence, McComb High endeavors to im- press this fact upon her students, and to provide them with instruction so they might fulfill their lives through education. The guidance we are given here helps us take a deeper interest in the main objective of high school life—acquiring the necessary knowledge to understand our twentieth century world. Regular library periods give time for study or free reading—Johnny Reeves, Sheldon Fleming, Mac Gordon. 20 ¥
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