Murrah High School - Resume Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Laying the foundation. Junior staffer Ricky Denson uses Boy Scout knowledge to assist Becky Hutchison in building the feature pageant set. Just put one foot in front ofthe other. Becky Hutchi- son demonstrates pageant stage poise. 9150i A Blue 8tSil ER Chmsrmns Ho, ho, ho, It's hot in here!,, Santa Claus falias Curtis Hallj was his usual merry self despite high 80 degree weather, December 7, when he emceed the senior portion of the feature pageant. Senior Boty Mc- Donald introduced the sophomore and junior nominees. In preparation for the pageant, Boty McDonald and Ricky Denson gathered greenery in the wee hours of the morning. Other Resume staffers arranged ornaments to ex- emplify the theme - A Blue and Silver Christmas. A rehearsal, the night before the pageant, was di- rected by Becky Hutchison, feature 24fFeature Pageant editor, and Linda Hardy, Resume sponsor. For entertainment during the first half of the program, Robert Smith and Terri Kelly sang The Closer I Get to You, and a trio composed of Cookie Bolls, Jackie Morris, and Dorothy Ellis sang White Christmas. After inter- mission, Vicki Sallis, vocalist, pre- sented You Came Along, and Leisa Mikles, vocalist, entertained with Merry Christmas, Darlingf' Leisa also provided background music for the pageant. The night of the pageant ended with a miracu- lous absence of mistakes. of ,P ,fi far 'z l t. .W tt.. .Q . .,,, ,,,q. 7 X Q 1 , K 4 isa' to at ' x QLQAQ N 3 'El cs 111' ,Y Q Ntgf if -r 'A ,ig ' 3 2 tai ' Q 'Q . hy fy f if t , gi 2 lt .1 ,gjgrii ' 5 -r, 1 Ei s .' .ff -V - ' -air , ' 3 5 gs, -V v. i ., ,r,,,.i,f'. 5 Lgzlgzv X Q , - . -, A iawstfn qi gi 1. 2-iii' , A 7f ,,33fi 'A ' ' A V V1 I has fra, gf, --,Q ,, A 3 jig-.,,-4 1- 415 'te,'rt':.f, - ' ' . I fi - 1 5 K' ' t M, t , ist ,Q .N 1 . ' . 6. - 5ii'?1.sUiff ' V fa , ' vfww 155. .1 ' 'Q . 12 'N 1 5' at 95 sy 1 . Ho, ho, ho.' When asked about his reception a t Mur rah, Santa replied, 'It's hot as blazes in here.'

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Mr. and Miss Sophomore Class Jeff Ratliff and Sandra Tillman Elected by their classmates as the most typical tenth graders, Miss Sophomore Class, Sandra Tillman, and Mr. Sophomore Class, Jeff Ratliff, have become very active in school activities. San- dra came to Murrah from Bailey Junior High. She was elected soph- omore cheerleader, served on the k Miss Sophomore Class, Mr. 62 Miss Jr. Class Mr. and Miss Junior Class Debbie Berman and Keith Dampeer 4 We SQPHQMQHE UNIQR NQTAELE 2 Student Council, and was chosen homecoming maid. Jeff attended Jackson Academy in the ninth grade. He was sophomore home- coming escort and a member of the soccer team. Selected as best all around ju- niors, Miss Junior Class, Debbie Berman, and Mr. Junior Class, Keith Dampeer have also been in- volved in school life. Debbie was active as a cheerleader, Murrah Singer, Student Council member, and a junior homecoming maid. Keith won a letter in his junior year on the football team. He was elect- ed class favorite during his sopho- more year.