McComb High School - Camellian Yearbook (McComb, MS)

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4 bof ® Wye ‘Of all creations of man language is the most astonishing.” Lytton Strachey MRS. JO SULLIVAN B. A. MRS. LOUISE QUIN B.A., M.A. Providing a link with the peoples of other nations, the study of foreign languages en- riches the culture of our own land. First and second year courses in German, French, and Latin are offered to interested students. MR. SAM ALFORD B.A. Graduate Study University of Munich MRS. PEGGY LEGGETT B.A.

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unless it is the truth.” Abraham Lincoln Our social studies teachers do not emphasize studying history for history’s sake but rather for glean- ing the truth and sagacity from man- kind’s past actions. Employing the standard techniques of lectures and the use of maps, surveys, and re- search, they adequately prepare a student for citizenship and college. MISS HARRIET McEWEN Bs MISS HAZEL NEVILLE BA.

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“Men are polished through act and speech.” John Trowbridge Encouraging poise and self-as- surance in public speaking, the speech department has both pri- vate and group classes. This year the debate team, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Broocks, has won many honors in state and regional tour- naments. mT a x MRS. MARIAN BROOCKS B.S. Sixth period speech students go over a few pointers for good speech habits with Mrs. Broocks. Cathy Taylor we fa ‘ oes! es s g ‘es Legge gf 88 © oe io6. oe Alford carefully walks a railroad track as Thompson looks on in confusion.