McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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Like a kaleidoscope that produces a variety of multicolored patterns, life at MHS is a com- posite of changing, fascinating experiences. No year is exactly like any other; no student body is a duplicate of one that has gone before. New friends, new teachers, new classes, new methods of teaching—all are a part of the Year of the Tiger—but with all the new con- cepts, our school’s goal remains unchanged— the training of individuals for a better com- munity, a better country, a better world. With the 1964 evaluation by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges resulting in the continued accreditation of our schools, Mr. Percy Reeves, Principal of McComb High School, and Mr. Melvin Jackson, Principal of McComb Junior High School, go ahead with plans for further improvements and progress in our educational plans game in Picayune. — | When the morning recess bell rings we erupt into the halls to ‘do nothing’ during those precious seven minutes. 23 And away we go—to the football

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ee Spirit, loyalty, and pride in our school The spirit of MHS is that feeling of enthusi- astic loyalty shared by each of us for our school. School spirit is the intangible, yet motivating force, which is apparent in what we think, evi- dent in what we say, and visible in what we do. Spirit, loyalty, and pride in our school are the golden threads which bind us into an ; inseparable body of students, proud to be a part of MHS. Participating as Page and Maid of honor in the Valentine Court is a thrilling moment for Bubba Walker and Kay Carr. First on the agenda each morning is a trip to lockers. to load up or unload — Wayne Sandefur, Dianne Holliday, Bubba Walker, Petey Smith. Rosemary Quin, Martha Gatlin, and Barbara Jones enter into the fun of a downtown parade. 24