McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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Dennis Null makes a lay up in a gym class between the Skins Harms, Earl and the Shirts—Glynn Le Masters. Berch, Dolph 49 With vim ups under and vigor, Roy LeDuke and Robbie Robinson do push- Coach Barber’s supervision. Mrs. Izard discusses the impor- tance of good sportsmanship with Maureen Smith, Charlene’ Var- nell, Edda Hale, Ramona Smith, Sheila Blackwell, and Lee Guy

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Social Studies Junior High Coach Baseball Coach, “tricks” of playing a successful game of basketball to Bryant Moak, Robert Morris, and Robert Walley. MR. TRYCE BARBER MRS. REBECCA IZARD BS. B.S. M.A. Physical Education Physical Education Coach Kimble discloses some of the MR. BENNIE KIMBLE B.S Physical F Education Basketball Not resting, but hurriedly tying shoestrings before rushing out onto the gym floor for roll call are Missy Clayton, Sissy George, Connie Conerly, and Phyllis Hinton. Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION . .. cornerstone of vitality Physical education classes, which are required of all students except those who participate in band or in a major sport, provide a routine which helps develop muscular co-ordination and skill. Activities offered by the department include tennis, archery, badminton, basket- ball, volleyball, softball, and archery. By participating in such sports, physical fitness and sportsmanship are developed, and students experience much fun-filled action. Missy Clayton calls the game and Millie Greer shoots a free throw.

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| MR. A. D. MISS ELWIN BUTLER MR. RONALD CARRUTH BRAMLETT B.A. B.A. B.S. Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Mathematics Assistant Jr. High Coach “oN ‘MR. CLAUDE HARRISON MISS HARRIET McEWEN MISS HAZEL NEVILLE | B.S. BS: B.A. Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Head Coach It’s time for notebook check in Miss McEwen’s world history class—Tommy Culotta, Gerry Dickerson. Studying the events of the past and reading current news, classes in American history and Mississippi history review the growth of the nation and our state, and keep abreast of daily happenings in these troubled times. World history students read the story of ancient and medieval civiliza- tion and relate it to the events of modern times. Geography classes study the physical aspects of various countries and learn of their interdependence in trade and com- merce. Courses in economics and sociology give students an opportunity to study governmental, economic, and sociological problems. Our well-rounded social studies curri- culum gives the MHS graduate an appre- ciation of our heritage and prepares him for responsible citizenship in a democracy. American histcry students Delilah Holmes and Ronnie Wilkinson use the largest atlas they can find for their map work.