Murrah High School - Resume Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Murrah is number I! Between sessions at yearbook camp in Long Beach, Mississippi, Cordelia Douzenis displays true Mur- rah Pride by making her mark on Ship Island. UN he SUN . Summer . . . those long, sticky days of sunbathing, swimming, and goofing off . . . drifted away all too soon. Summer meant a diversity of activities for students. While Ishia Chapman and Sara Henderson spent the summer earning extra credits in sum- mer school, Houston Wells, Alisa Wilson, Daniel Holmes, and Eddie Elward earned extra cash with jobs. Vacations took MHS students all over the United States and Europe. Mary Powel Jabaley and her family enjoyed the Colorado Rockies, Margaret Gibson visited with former student Tracy Bell in Washington, D.C., and Vicki Sallis explored Oxford, England with her par- ents. For others, shorter trips to the coast, the reservoir, and the local swimming pool were frequent. Groups such as Misses, cheerleaders, Band, and football team practiced daily in the 90 degree heat in anticipation of September and the new school year. Summer meant air conditioning, watermelons, barbeques, pic- nics, and tennis. It meant playing basketball all day to get in shape for the team. Summer meant days at the Reservoir not daring to go in because Jaws II had made an impression. Summer meant going to the Paramount on dollar night and viewing R rated movies. Sum- mer meant sitting around the camp fire singing. It meant watching Redd Foxx On Location 8 times on HBO. Summer meant a loss of time. No one was ever really sure what day it was. Summer meant all night poker games and then getting up groggy to go to work. Most of all summer meant a timefor relaxation, and anticipation for the new school year. l4f Summer 3,5-f ' in ' I -' mi.. 'Elf' - - wc- . L: ,. Is anybody watching? Following a long week at cheerleader camp, Tonya Thomas sneaks a bite of a Wendy's hamburger. '

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l6fOpcning Of School f f' 4 y' ,ff x y, A , ' n.,QW 'f 4 gf' , -,J fi Ho hum! Same time, same place - Jim Slater is back at Murrah. Situps? You 'vc got to be kidding! Opening exercises in physical educqtion lack appeal for Jennifer Gilmer. I can'1 stand hcrc all day! Ray Walker poses as a model for Mrs. Richardson's art class.