McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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effective public speaking Speech classes, which are elective, stress the importance of effective public speaking. By participating in such activi- ties as dramatics, parliamentary proce- dure, and panel discussions, students gain skill and confidence. The speech department gives interest- ed individuals an opportunity to take part in platform contests ,drama festivals, de- bate tournments, and Youth Congress. The department was host this year for the dis- trict speech platform events. By scoring Superiors in the South Mississippi Platform Contest, Emily Wright, Kenneth Wilmesherr, and Annette Strickland become eligible to enter the State Speech Contest. - MARION BROOCKS B. S. Speech In preparation fer Youti Congress, speech students review the bills to be introduced in the House and Senate—Kinnon Thomas, Jimmy Holmes, Mrs. Broocks, Emily Wright. 58

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Mr. Dieckmann makes plans with glee club members Kay Carr, Charles Payne, Colleen O’Mara, and Richard Mcintosh for their appearance on the March of Dimes program at the First Baptist Church. Particlpating In public school music class Is a happy experience for elghth Private plano instruction is avallable for interested graders—Cindy Campbell, Clifton Davis, Mary Jo Davilla, Jack Brabham, Miss students at junior high and high school—Mlss Quin, Morgan. Danny Ellen Brock. MR. HERBERT MIS§ MARY ETHEL MISS DELORES QUIN MR. LEROY SMITH MRS. PATRICIA SMITH DIECKMANN MORGAN B. M. Ed. nie: BS. B.S. B. M. Ed. Piano Band Director Piano, Voice Choral Director Public School Music 57

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BUSINESS EDUCATION... preparation for the future | To provide graduates with knowledge, skills, un- derstanding, work habits, and attitudes essential for employment and continued advancement in business oc- cupationss is the purpose of the business education de- partment. Instruction is offered in business arithmetic, business law, Shorthand I, Shorthand Il, bookkeeping, and typewriting. These courses are required of all stu- | dents graduating in the commercial course, and students in the college or general course may take business courses as electives. With the knowledge and skills gained in these classes, graduates feel confident of securing good posi- tions in the business world, or of having a foundation for a business major in college. | “a eg : ‘ a ee — 4 Shorthand I! students study the fundamental princi- | ples of filing—Mrs. Perkins, Annette Strickland, Ruby ] Matthews ast a Mrs. Stephenson checks to see what progress Gale Massey and Larry Daughdrill are making in working their bookkeeping practice sets. pense essed PERKINS a eoilaisne Aided by adding machines, Danny Cooper and Sherry Bass de- ariel termine if they have added their accounts accurately. Business Education B.S. Business Education 59