Biloxi High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Biloxi, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1981 volume:

ECHO 198 1 Editor Mary Sumrall Advisor Jane Truax Jiloxi High School Biloxi, Miss. I INDIAN The Log of a Great Voyage All times I have enjoyed Greatly, have suffered greatly; both with those That loved me, and alone; 4 Iam become a name; For always roaming with a hungry heart, Much have I seen and known; cities of men And manners, climates, councils, governments, Myself not least, but honored of them all; And drunk delight of battle with my peers, Iam a part of all that I have met; Yet all experience is an arch wherethrough Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. 8 9 And this gray spirit yearning in desire To follow knowledge like a sinking star, Beyond the utmost bound of human thought. 11 There lies the port; the vessel puffs her sail; There gloom the dark, broad, seas. My mariners, Souls that have toiled, and wrought, and thought with me — Come my friends, 'Tis not too late to seek a new world. Push off and sitting well in order smite That sounding furrows; 15 91 . . . for my purpose holds To suit beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die. The 1981 Indian Echo is dedicated to Mrs. Hilda Barnes. Mrs. Barnes has been the choir director at Biloxi High School for the past fifteen years. She has brought honor and recognition to Biloxi High School through her direction of the Biloxians concert choir and other choral groups. Under her skillful leadership, the Biloxi- ans have won Superior awards in the district choral com- petition for each of the last thirteen years. Much of this success is due to the feelings of unity and pride that have been instilled in the choir members by the inspiration of Mrs. Barnes. Her leadership and teaching have developed the musical and performing skills of individual choir members resulting in many of them obtaining scholar- ships for further training and providing others a lifetime of joy through music. As we embark on our further voy- age in life, we thank you Mrs. Barnes for the musical background and pride you have given us. is wn S' 1 I w STUDENT HONORS 21 Biloxi’s Homecoming Court consisted of eleven charming maids and their handsome escorts. The senior maids include Roshena Bur- ton escorted by Clarence Wright, Laurie Gutier- rez escorted by Brent Warr, Patty Keels escorted by Clay Graham, and Michelle Reichner escorted by Wallace Boudreaux. The junior maids included Sharon Bentz escorted by Greg Delcam- bre, Diane Gamer escorted by Buddy Simpson, Kym Lawrence escorted by Scott Underwood and Ida Murray escorted by Dennis Crawford. The sophomore maids were Wendy Allgood escorted by Dow Hughes and Lisa Thomas escorted by Bobo McNair. 1980 Homecoming Maids ■■ 22 Gina Sabbatini Biloxi High’s 1980 Homecoming Queen was the versatile Gina Sabbatini Gina’s activities include playing volleyball and being a football cheerleader. Her escort for the event was Charles Pringle. Maid of Honor, Kathlene Wetzel, was escorted by Timmy Miles. Kathlene is a cheer- leader, member of the Student Council, Gayfer’s Teen Board, and President of the Senior Class. Master Maury Shempcr and Miss Leah Scar- borough were the crown bearer and flower girl respectively. 25 Cast Your Eye on these Beauties The 1980 Mock Homecoming Court was an unparallelled spectacle not to be missed by the connoisseur of the truly unusual in beauty. Title honors were garnered by Queen Oscar Lcstrade shown at right simper- ing coyly on the arm of his stalwart escort Cathy Rciffel. Other members shown on this page are John Tate and Annette Green, Joey Pisarich and Michele Coggin, Jerrod Reaux and Joanne Smith, Isadore Miller and Veronica Todd, and Jeff Periatt and Debbie Arell. 26 Court members shown on this page are Brent Warr and Sharon Lorena, Steve Griffin and Karen Collins, Clarence Wright and Gretchen Robinson, First Runner-up Danny Skrmetta and Gail Seymour, and Scott Underwood and Lori Roberts. 27 Indians Rock With Spirit 26 Richly deserving of the most prized honor in Who’s Who’s cast of characters are MR. and MISS BHS, GINA SABBATINI and WALLACE BOUDREAUX. 30 The lovely countenance of TRACY ALLGOOD and the debonair features of KENNY BREAL grace the titles of MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME. Because TONI McMAHAN and SCOTT UNDERWOOD always find time to say Hi” to any student, Seniors have chosen Toni and Scott to be the FRIENDLIEST Seniors. Because GRETCHEN ROBINSON and BRENT WARR take such pride in their neatness of dress, 1981 seniors title Gret- chen and Brent BEST DRESSED. 34 Biloxi has many sights of beauty; the beach, the sunsets, and LAURIE GUTIERREZ, MICHELLE REICH- NER, LORI ROBERTS, AND JOANNE SMITH. 35 PAM DICKEY and MARK MAFFET were chosen MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED by the senior class because of their ambition and bright outlook for a future filled with success and worthy accom- plishments. Because of their achievements in their musical activities, and other forms of the arts, MICHELLE BERRY and JERRY BRISTOL, were chosen MOST TAL- ENTED. Because of their participation in all phases of school life, LACI GOODWIN and DJON McNAIR, two very school spirited seniors, were chosen MOST VERSATILE. LOUISE EMILE AND OSCAR LESTRADE are known for the fun they gener- ate. Seniors believe them to be the WITTIEST. Witty sen- iors keep the school Mov- ing.” 37 The athletic ability of SANDRA WHITE and RICHARD BYRD, and their dedication to their respective sports have earned them the title of MOST ATHLETIC. Their endearing ways and cherubic faces have led Seniors to honor PORFIE KOVACEVICH and GREG FULMER with the title of CUTEST. 38 The exemplary fitures of the Senior class are PATTY KEELS and TOM LYNCH. They have been chosen CLASS FAVORITES by their peers. 39 Sharon Bentz and Randall George typify the vitality of the Junior class. Juniors chose them to be JUNIOI CLASS FAVORITES. 40 SUE BAKER and WAYNE ROSETTI typify the vitality of the Sophomore class. Sophomores chose them to be SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES. 41 Hall of Fame The intelligent Dale Hartzell has achieved much in his high school years. He was a member of the National Junior Honor Society at Fern- wood. Since his 10th grade year he has been a member of the Air Force ROTC in which he has achieved many awards, such as Outstanding Junior Cadet, Commander, and a Drill Team member. He has been a two year member of the Honor Society and is presently the President. He was named to the Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. During his Senior year he was elected to serve on the Quiz Bowl Team. He was the local winner of the Voice of Democracy Contest and is this year’s Star Student. Dale is truly an outstanding student and per- son. The charming Elizabeth Dugas has been very active throughout the year school career. Elizabeth has been involved in the French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Office Assistants, and Pep Squad. She has held many offices including President of Jr. Civitans, Senior Class Treasurer, and Secretary of Quill and Scroll. Elizabeth’s achieve- ments are also listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. 42 Miss BHS, Gina Sabbatini, has been a member of the volleyball team for the past three years. She has also been a football cheerleader for the past two years. Gina was a Homecoming maid in her junior year and was crowned queen this year. Gina is in Junior Civitan and was named to Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Most Versatile Djon Bobo” McNair is a three year basketball let- terman and a member of the track team. At Femwood, Djon received the Fernwood Warrior Award. Djon is a member of DECA Market- ing and is very active in his church. The versatile Pam Dickey has been a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council Secretary, President of the Black Cultural Soci- ety and Vice President of the FHA Club. Pam received the choral his- tory award in 9th grade and was voted Most Likely to Succeed in this year’s Who's Who elections. 43 The athletic Kenny Brea! has been a member of the football and baseball team for the past three years. Kenny has also been a member of the LEO Club and the KEY Club. In this year’s Who’s Who elections Kenny was chosen Most Handsome by his fellow classmates. Caroline Hartel has many achievements in music. She has been a member of Biloxians accompanist since her sophomore year. Caro- line is Vice President of Biloxians. She has been named to both Who’s Who Among American High School Students and Who’s Who in Music. She is in the Honor Society this year. Caroline is also a very good student. The high spirited Dow Hughes is an active member of Phi Kappa. He is President of the DECA Club. He is also in the LEO Club. This year Dow was chosen to be a Homecoming Escort. This past summer Dow journeyed to Scotland in search of the Loch Ness Monster. Because Dow has such varied interests, you never know where he will turn up next! 44 Hall of Fame The vivacious Rhonda Pownall has been selected to the Hall of Fame. Rhonda is very active in school life. She has been a member of the Student Council for three years. In her sophomore and junior years she was Class Vice President. In her Senior year she is Student Body Vice President. Rhonda was a delegate in the American Legion Girls’ Sate. She is also a member of the Honor Society and a diligent worker of the yearbook staff Rhonda was a three year member of the band and has been named to the Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. National Merit Semi Finalist Mark Maffet has been chosen Most Likely to Succeed. He has been a member of the football team for the past four years. Mark is a Key Club officer, a member of Stage left, and Vice Chairman of the Explorers Officers Association. In his junior year he was President of the Explorers Club and was a dele- gate in the American Legions Boys’ State. He is also listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Excellence Shines Through CENTURY III LEADERSHIP WINNER - Ann Du Bose STAR STUDENT AND STAR TEACHER - Dale Hanzell and Mrs. Truax STATE CHORAL CAMP SCHOLARSHIP WIN- NER — Mary Conrad. QUIZ BOWL TEAM AND ALTERNATES — Row l: Team — Roger Stewart, Jeff Tompkins, Ed Bell, and Roger Joyner. PRACTICE TEAM — Rob- ert Stew an, William Owen, Dan Butcher — First alternate. Dale Hartzell, and Beth Brasc 46 GIRLS' STATE — Elizabeth Dugas, Kathlene Wctzell. Rhonda Pownall, and Diane Koontz BOYS’ STATE — Kenny Senseny, Ronald Henley, Scon Underwood, and Jeff Tompkins. NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS - Mark Maffet, and Jeff Tomp- kins. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST WINNER — Dale Hanzell 47 SHRIMP BOWL QUEEN FIRST RUNNER-UP — Carol David. JUNIOR ClVITANS DISTRICT OFFICERS — Elizabeth Dugas, Troy Vuyovich, Kenny Senseney, and Ronald Henley. STATE LEGISLATURE PAGES — Sharon Bencz, and Scow Compton. NATIONAL STAGE LEFT AWARD AND MISS NOMINEE IN INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN COMPETI TION — Wayne Rosetti 48 GAYFER’S TEEN BOARD — Row 1: Milron Tra- vis. Kathlene Wetzcll. Ann DuBose, and Sandra White Row 2: Kym Lawrence, Sharon Bentz, Party Averen, Sandi Entrilcen. Karen Coppice. Tracy All- good. and Debbie Arell WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL — Robert Ducksworth. VOLLEYBALL AWARD — Shelia Sims. CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS - David Sabba tini, and Panda Endris. 49 SHRIMP BOWL FLAG DESIGN AWARD — Joey Pisarich DECA MARKETING AWARDS — Susan Ridgeway. Jeffery Kovacevich, and Sharon Larona. ART AWARDS — Blue Ribbons — Sherrie Clower, Jarvis VanNorman. Marty Wilson, and Dana Moody PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD — Betty Wittmer ART — Certificate of Merit — Row l: Christina Bohlin, Dana Moody, and Janet Famum. Row 2: Steve Beaupre, Marty Wilson,John Schlicher, Jeff Day. and Steve Brin. 1190 ! !1 30 VICA Honors BRICK MASONRY — 3rd place — Wayne Gayden — Helper, and Fred Hartwell — Mason JOB INTERVIEW — 1« place — Anita Ballard CLUB BUSINESS PROCEDURE - 3rd place — Row 1: Shelly Fitzpatrick, Donna Rutherford, and Carolina Hay. Row 2: Anita Ballard, Robin Perez, Shannon Mitchell, Karen Stoebe, and June McGeathy OPENING AND CLOSING CEREMONIES — 3rd place — ail of the group shown for the above award except Anita Ballard. SHEETMETAL — 1st place — David Sabbatini Some of these district winners will be going on to further competition at state and national level which takes place after the Annual goes to press. In 1980, BHS senior Michel Rivera, competing in Auto Body, won 1st place in the state and went on to Atlanta, Georgia to take 6th place in the nation. 53 FACULTY People Behind the Scenes Support Biloxi High School People behind the scenes” are the foundation upon which the Biloxi School System is built. The administration, under the excellent leadership of Dr. Olon Ray, Super- intendent, must make choices that many of us would not want to be faced with. Although we may not always like or agree with every deci- sion, we will stand behind our administrators all the way. Biloxi High School benefits greatley due to their dedication and support. More power to them! Top Row: DR OLON E. RAY, Superintendent DR LARRY DRAWDY, Assisam Super- intendent of Personnel and Secondary Educa- tion. BRUCE STEWART, Assistant Superintend- ent of Business PIERRE DUGAS. Purchasing Agent Cafe- teria Supervisor. Bottom Row: SCHOOL BOARD - Sitring: Alton Bank- ston, President; Reverend Elijah McGee, Vice President; Ernest Henley,Jr., Secretary Standing: Don King, Dr Olon Ray, Fred Canon, Annette Luther PAT STARKS. Accountant BOB CHERRY. Administrative Assisam Title L 55 The office staff is responsible for taking care of the never-ending flow of day-to-day problems — from Senior Recognition Day pranks to complaints of too-short lunches. They handle their duties with warmth, humor, and pride. Their determination and spirit has served as an inspiration to us all. Headed by Principal FRANK SAB- BATINI (right), our staff demon- strates superior teamwork. They are at all times the perfect picture of efficient leadership. Top Row: JOHN BODRON, Assistant Principal. JULIE ALLEY. Secretary Bottom Row. KENNETH DEERE, Assistant Principal. SHIRLEY LADNER, Secretary They Are at All Times the 56 Perfect Picture of Efficient Leadership Better BLloxi High School’s guidance department is unequalcd anywhere. Our counselors advise students on troubles ranging from personal ( My parents and I can’t seem to agree on anything”), to academic ( Do you think I’ll be able to get a scholarship?”), to computer foul- ups ( I signed up for General Sci- ence — not Advanced Physics!”). They’re better than Dear Abby”! Top Row WILLO GOODWIN, Counselor HILDA MONTGOMERY. Counselor. MARGARET ROBERTS. Counselor ROY JOHNSON. Vocational Counselor ROBERT JOHNSON, Vocational Counse- lor Bottom Row: FRANCES ANDERSON. Guidance Secre- tary REMAR SMITH. Registrar HELEN RUSSELL, Director of Elementary Education, Title IX Coordinator. CHARLES BENTON. Director of Commu- nity Education RAYMOND CARTER. Special Education, Program Director. Than Dear Abby! English — A Love Hate English is the class that everyone will be groaning, griping, and grumbling about right up until gra- dution night. While sophomores wade through page after page of Silas Mamer, juniors learn to cope with the complexities of term papers, and seniors ponder the future via Brave New World, There will always be a share of tedious assignments and lengthy tests but every now and then something truly fascinating will turn up, mak- ing English class an interesting place to be. Love it or hate it, many students will find English to be an unforgettable course. Top Row: ZAN L SKELTON JR; BS. USM. M.Ed. University of Missouri; English IV, Honors English IV, Sponsor of Indian Etchings. PATRICIA CARANNA; BS, USM; M.Ed., USM, English II, Advanced English II SARAH E. YOUNG; AA. Alan Hancock; BS. USM. ME. USM. English II. Advanced English II, Sponsor of Maranatha. FLORA C. SMITH; BA. TougalooCollege; M Ed.. William Carey. English 111 KATHY TARANTO; BS. USM; M. Ed., William Carey. English II, Advanced Eng- lish II; Sponsor of the Football Cheerleaders Bottom Row DONNA SULLIVAN. BS, USM; MS. USM; Reading-Development. Remedial and Advanced; Sponsor of Les Petites. CLAIRE TURNER; BS. Delta State. MSE. USM; English II, English III. LINDA HEARD. BA. MUW. M Ed.. Wil- liam Carey. Basic English. Sponsor of Stage Left ROBERT T GILMORE; BS. USM, M.Ed, USM. Ed. Spec . USM. English IV, Honors English IV; Sponsor of the National Honor Society, Sponsor of the Quiz and Bowl Team ANN RAY; BS. USM; M.Ed.. USM; Eng- lish IV, Honors English IV. 60 o Vous Francais? Approximately 209S of the stu- dent body took advantage of the opportunity to learn to parler, hob- lar, sprechen, or duett in a foreign language. Language students dis- covered that in Spain or Germany, Bo Derek might be considered a diez” or zehnDo students find language classes beneficial? Ita’ Top Row: FRANCES, J HORNER; BA. Nebraska Scate. English, Latin JANICE FIELDS; BA. Grace College. M.Ed., William Carey, English II, English IV, Honors English IV, Sponsor of Quill and Scroll. LOU ANN HIGHNIGHT; BS. USM. M.Ed , USM, English III, Advanced English Hi GLENDON MENNA; BS, USM: M.Ed., USM. English II. Basic Speech, Drama MI, Debate, Paper Staff Sponsor, Sponsor of Stage Left, Sponsor of the Debate Team. ANA MARIA HAYDEN; BS, USM. M.Ed., William Carey; Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV, Sponsor of the Spanish National Honor Society. Bottom Row: JANELL HATTEN, BA, USM. MS, USM; Spanish II, English II. English as a Second Language JANE TRUAX; BA, Kansas University. MA. USM. Spec. Ed.. USM. French I French II, French III, Annual Staff Sponsor; Sponsor of the French Gub. JOAN SHRADER. BA. Augustana College; German I, German II. Basic English. Spon- sor of the German Club SUE McCLURE; BS, USM; MS. USM; Media Specialist. ANN DENISON; BS. USM; MS. USM; Media Specialist • Do you speak French? 63 History’, the class for looking back to yesterday, be it the rise of the Roman Empire ... the reign of the Tudor family . . . the American Revolution . . . World Wars I and II .. President Kennedy’s assassi- nation . . . Ronald Reagan’s election . . . freedom at last for fifty-two American hostages. Yesterday” was occasionally heartwarming, fre- quently tragic, but never boring. Top Row MARTHA VAN ZANT, BS. MUW; M Ed., History, Sociology; Sponsor of the National Honor Society, Sponsor of the Stu- dent Council. BRIAN D. QUAVE; BS, USM; M Ed , William Carey; American Government. World Geography. CHARLES E DAVIS; BS, MVSU. M Ed . William Carey; American Government, Eco- nomics, Tennis; Sponsor of the Student Council. ALFRED H COURT III; BA. University of Chicago, MA, Stanford University; World History. MARY McKAY. BS. USM. MS. USM; US History. Bottom Row: ROBERTT. FABIANO. BS. USM; MS. USM; M-Ed , US History, American Gov- ernment. WILLIAM D. BARRETT; BA, Indiana University. MS, Indiana University; World History. ROBERT W WILLIE; BS. MSU; MSS. MSU, American Government. MARILEE MADISON, BS. M Ed . US His- tory. HARRY B. JOACHIM; University of Mis- sissippi, Leadership Training. Problems of Democracy, Director of Student Activities. Looking Back to 64 Yesterday 63 Experimental Excellence In aJl respects, our superior sci- ence department achieved experi- mental excellence in 1980-81. With the wide variety of courses availa- ble, even the most discriminating student could find a class to meet his or her particular needs. Biology, Chemistry, and Marine Biology, continued to top the list of stu- dents’ favorites, but classes offered included such off-beat studies as Space Science. Geology, Human Physiology, and Aerospace. Top Row ROBERT BOYDSTONE; BSE. Arkansas State; MSE. Arkansas State. World History. ETHEL L. TRUSSELL. BS.Jadcson State. MAE,Jackson State; US History RAY WHITE; BA. USM; MA, William Carey; US History; American Government. Sponsor of Junior Gvitans. ARNELL SAUCIER. BS. MSU; BS. MSU, MS. MSU; Biolog)-, Space Science. MARY L BUCHANAN; BS. USM; MA. University of Georgia. General Science III; Advanced Biology. Human Physiology. Bottom Row DELLA M McCAUGHAN; BS. USM. MS. USM. AAA. USM: Manne Biology; Sponsor of the Oceanographic Explorers Post. Chair- man of the Science Department, Director of the Biloxi High School Sea Grant Program FRED CHEROTA. BS. Tullane. M Ed. USM: Biology Geology. PATRICIA H HOWELL. BS. USM. Gen- eral Science. JOSEPH J DUFFIE.JR ; BS, USM. M Ed . Loyola; Biology. Chemistry. Sponsor of the Sophomore Class DARLA VAUGHN SKIPPER; BS,USM; MS. USM. Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry 67 Math is the class where students broke through the mysterious aura surrounding polynomials, hypoten- uses, linear equations, and parallelo- grams, to make them a part of their everyday language — for one hour a day, at least. These classes in calcu- lation gave students the perspec- tive to view life from a new angle. Top Row: NELL BISHOP; BS. Mississippi College, M.Ed . Delta State, General Math II, Trigo- nometry, Algebra III. JESSE FISHLOW; BS, Rollins College. General Math II, Algebra I. SUSAN BARNES; BS. USM; General Math. Algebra II, Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta DIANNE S JONES, BS. MSU. M.Ed.. William Carey. General Math II. Algebra II GERALD A JONES. BS. MSU; MS. MSU; Physics, Advanced Physics, Arospacc Sci- ence, Calculus, Computer Science. Bottom Row RUTH B BELL. BS. MSU; M.Ed.. MSU. General Math, Gcomtry DOROTHY FOSTER. BS. University of Alabama; General Math II, Algebra I JANISH M. GASTON. BS. MSCW. Gen- eral Math 11, Geomtry BOB GOOLSBY; BS. MSU; M Ed.. Wil- liam Carey; Pupil Accounting. LLOYD E SEYMOUR, BS. Mississippi College; MS, Mississippi College, Pupil Accounting. Sponsor of the B-Club. Viewing Life From a 68 Preparations for Life 70 In the Real World n t)� 8 e The business and home econom- ics departments were only two of the many at Biloxy High that pre- pared students for life in the real world.” These classes provided the welcome opportunity to acquire such practical skills as typing, book- eeping, shorthand, cooking, sewing, and child rearing. These teachers efforts arc applauded by students as well as parents. Top Row: SHERRIE POMIERSKJ; BS, USM; M.Ed, USM, Accounting I, Accounting II, Interme- diate Typing; Chairman of the Business Education Department ANN BAYLOR; BS, MVSU; Beginning Typing. General Business. Sponsor of the Junior Class. MARGARET CHESTER. BSE, Delta State; Shorthand. Accounting. General Business. Sponsor of the Junior Class FRANCES HARTEl. MA. Mississippi Col- lege. Beginning Typing. Intermediate Typ- ing. MARY L GILBERT; BS, East Texas State University; Typing I, General Business Bottom Row HELEN B TOMS. BS, William Carey. Intermediate Typing, Business Law. General Business. SUE THOMAS; BS, USM; Child Develop- ment, Marriage and Family Living. GWENDOLYN JOHN; Home Economics II, Home Economics III; Sponsor of FHA. GWENDOLYN DE MARKS; BS. Alcom State; MS. Tennessee State; Housing. Sociol- ogy ALMA L JONES; BS. USM; Home Eco- nomics I. Family Living; Sponsor of FHA. 71 The vocational program at Biloxi High is responsible for leading many students to future careers. Juniors and seniors spent three hours a day mastering the finer points of technical trades. These trades ranged from Occupational Home Economics and Marketing, to Welding and Auto Mechanics. Top Row HARRY J. SIMS; BS, Jackson State, MS. USM, Vocational Director MELBA SMITH. Vocational Secretary W B. ROBINSON. BS. Bethel College. MS, USM. Cooperative Distributive Educa- tion ; Sponsor of Decs OJT MARYALYCE SMITH; BS. USM; MS. USM; AAA, USM, Intensive Business Training SALLY L BARTLETT; BS. USM. MS. USM; Cooperative Occupational Home Eco- nomics, Sponsor of HERO. Bottom Row HENRY WIENIE WITZ. JR., AS. Musis- sippi Gulf Coast Junior College, BS, MSU, Marketing I, Marketing II; Sponsor of DECA Marketing. Sponsor of the Senior Class BERNELL KELLY; BS. Akom Sate, M Ed., William Carey; Vocational Office Training, Secretarial and Clerical Office Pro- cedures; Sponsor of the Black Cultural Soci- ety. Sponsor of VOT. T WALDO DAVIS; BS. USM; MS. USM; Drafting. GLORIA GUYTON; BSJackson State. Related Subjects. PAUL R JOHNSON; Ed. S, USM; Build- ing Trades Training in a 72 Taking the Time to Make an Extra Effort Our special education teachers are blessed with a healthy dose of patience and spunk. They instruct students with impaired hearing and learning disabilities, as well as con- ducting classes in vocational reha- bilitations. No doubt, the special” in special education is for the caring teachers who take the time to make an extra effort. Top Row. HENRY P CARROLL IUE, USM. Auto Mechanics, Sponsor of VICA. GILBERT C. ESQUIVEL; BS. USM, Auto Body I, Auto Body II; Sponsor of VICA. JOHNNY R. CONDE, BS. USM. MS. USM; Trsule and Industry Cooperation. CHARLIE G. HILL. Vocational Metal Trades GREG RADICH; Vocational Welding. Sponsor of VICA Bottom Row BONNIE HAMILTON. BS. USM; Voca- donal Rehabilitation. JANE DELCUZE; BS. USM. M.Ed., USM. Vocational Rehabilitation. JEAN S PATTERSON. BS. USM. M.Ed. USM, Learning Disabilities. CINDY DESPORTE; BS. USM. M.Ed.. USM, Learning Disabilities; Sponsor of Lrs Petitcs ALEX G. COLSON. BS. Western Michigan University; ME. University of California, Hearing Impaired 75 Music, Drama, Art, and Driver’s Education are the classes students looked forward to after a long, hard day of diagramming sentences and solving chemical equations. Many excelled in these courses and have an impressive array of awards to prove it. These classes were inter- esting as well as informative, but most students found them to be just plain fun. Top Row JOE CACIBAUDA. B.M.Ed., Southeastern Louisiane, M.M.Ed, Southeastern Louisiana. Marching Band, Woodwind Band. Brass Band, Percussion Band. Sponsor of Band Officers BRUCE GARNER; B.M.Ed. USM. March ing Band, Concert Band. Varsity Band, WoodwindBand, Brass Band, Percussion Band. HILDA BARNES. BM. William Carey; MM, William Carey, Theory and Harmony. Ensemble. Madrigals, Sextet, Quartet, Octet, Varsity Singers. Biloxians. EARL BLESSEY; BME. USM. MME, LSU, Strings, Guitar. TOM FERRILL; BS. Delta State; M Ed . Willia, Carey; Driver’s Education. Cross Country Softball. Bottom Row DOVEL BOLES, JR., BS. USM; MS. USM; Driver's Education. JOE ALLEN. BSE. Delta State. Driver's Education. Sponsor of the B-Club. MARSHA IVERSON. BS. USM, ABA, Mississippi Delta Junior College; Art II; Sponsor of the Art Club. KRISTINE McGUIRE; BFA, USM. MAE. USM, Art II, Art III, An IV, Cross Country, Track. Sponsor of the An Club. DARLENE SCHNEIDER. BA, Valparaiso University. Media Typist Interesting as Well as 76 Are Good Sports The physical education depart- ment boasts an eye-opening curricu- lum of sports — football, volley- ball, track, tennis and golf, to name a few. Students spend many hours of their free time practicing but our teams would not have nearly as commendable a record if not for the determination and loyalty of the coaches. They take all the not-quite- up-to-par games and discouraging seasons in stride. They are always good sports. Top Row: JOE SABBATTN1; BSE. Delta State, Ath- letic Director. Head Football Coach CECIL POWELL. BS. USM; M.Ed.. Wil- liam Carey. Physical Education. KEN HALL, Physical Education, Football. FREDA CRAFTS; BS. Mississippi College; Physical Education, Basketball, Track. JACKIE LAIRD; BS. USM. MPE, William Carey. Physical Education. Basketball. Golf. Bottom Row WORTHY McCLURE; BS, Ole Miss, M.Ed., William Carey; Pupil Accounting. ISS DANIEL PRIDGEN. BS Jackson State. MA, William Carey. Physical Education MARGOT VLIET. BA. Tulanc University, M.Ed.. MSU; Physical Education. Volleyball. Softball. LIEUTENANT COLONEL THOMAS A VARBLE; BGS, Chlaminade University, MA, Pepperdine University; JROTC. Spon- sor of the JROTC Rocket Qub. Sponsor of the JROTC Model Airplane Qub. CHIEF MASTER SERGEANT JOHN C SMITH; JROTC; Sponsor of the JROTC Drill Team. Sponsor of the JROTC Color Guard. 79 We'd Never Make It To our dependable cafeteria and maintenance staffs, we would like to extend a warm thanks.” We’d never make it through the day with- out them! Top Row CAROL STEWART. School Nunc JANICE SPENCER; Nurse’s Assistant MAINTENANCE STAFF DAY STAFF — Mary Morse, Richard Bosarge, Elenora Mobcrg, Myrt Woodward. NIGHT STAFF — 1st Row. Laura Foster. Brenda Roberts, Leona Broussard. Linda Parks. Larry Wilson 2nd Row: Scoa Battle. Bedford Lett, Woodrow Foster. Nathaniel Beasley, Velma Fayard, Charles Parker. Joseph Gibson Not Pictured Cornelius Adams. Annette Fink. Lilia Gonsoiin. Cam- iella Jackson. Ralph Lashley, Mildred Smith. Bottom Row BILL ROBINSON; Physcial Education Supervision WILLIE J McSWAIN; Cafeteria Manager CAFETERIA STAFF — 1st Row: Christy Franklin. Darlene Bosarge. Nancy Soder, Jem Dersuen, Helen Gabrich. 2nd Row There se Bosarge. Joan LI ado. Charlotte Franklin, Sarah Manning, Brenda Creel, Dorothy Holland, Sandra Lepoma, Winnie Miller, Willie J. McSwain. Not Pictrued: Judith Depen. 80 Without Them Right: Double Fantasy, John's first album m mart than five years, was wed-rrerrved by both critics and fans. As of this writing m Febru- ary, 1981, it was still at the number one position below: John Lennon, at far right, with fellow Beatles Paul McCartney. Rtngo Starr, and George Hamson. tn 964. the year the United States was conquered by Beatlemania. John Lennon was killed outside his apartment building in New York Gty on December 8,1980 by an apparently emotionally unstable fan. The firing of four bullets brought an end to the life of one of rock’s most brilliant musicians. At the age of forty, Lennon had spent the past sixteen years shocking, entertaining, and inspiring millions around the world. Teachers’ and students alike at Biloxi High were touched by his celebrated career and tragic murder. His brutal death is a haunting reminder of our society’s many inadequa- cies. One of John’s thousands of admirers who gathered outside the Dakota in the hours that followed his shooting scrawled across the sidewalk John Lennon Will Never Die ” Through the love of his fans, his music, and his dreams, John Lennon will live on for- ever. Left: John's number on smuh single, (Just Lukej Starting Over, flanked by a sampling of publication amounting the tad newt. BtioL Lennon with wife Yoko Ono during a recording teuton break m Sovrmber. 1980. leu than a month before bu cruel slaying. Photo courtesy of Geffen Records ORGANIZATIONS 85 SPONSORS — Min ha Van Zant and Charles Davis. SOPHOMORES — Row l: Tommy Newman, Beth Meed, Cindy Simpson, Roberta Lcchner, and Becky Gra- ham Row 2: Dawn Hall. Margaret Dugas, and Karen Lorona Row 3: Denise Demourelle, Nadine Kauha, and Tina Ross. SENIORS— Row 1: Nelda Williams, Ann Du Bose, Julie Suclter, and Elizabeth Dugas. Row 2: Milron Tra- vis. Anita Jackson, Rhonda Pownall, Kathlene Wetzel, and Tracy Miller. Row 3: Andrea Jenkins. Debbie Brown, Ann Austin. Steve Griffies, and Tracy Murrell. Row 4: Tracy Allgood, Leigh Shemper, John Feilds, Pam Dickey, Clarence Wright, and Greg Delcambre 86 Student Council Shows Leadership JUNIORS — Row 1: Karen Bull, Lm Jacques. Chante Pierce, Toni Smith, and Ida Murray Row 2 Dana Moody. Colleen Ross, Dee Dec Thompson, Kym Law rence, Sharon Bentz, and Roger Stewart Row 3 Edie Dillenger, Tommy Esposito, Henrich Rose, Tracy Crock ett, Paula Davis, and Dan Butcher OFFICERS — Row l Ann DuBosc, Julie Sucker, Col- leen Ross, and Elizabeth Dugas. Row 2 Rhonda Pow- nall, Pam Dickey, and Greg Delcambre SASC DELEGATES — Row 1: Ann Du Bose, and Leah Shemper Row 2 Pam Dickey. Rhonda Pownall. and Greg Delcambre STUDENT BODY OFFICERS — Ann DuBose. presi- dent Rhonda Pownall. vice president Julie Suelter, vice president. 87 National Honor Society officers - Dale Hanzell — President Greg Delcambre — Vice Pres Tracy Miller — Secretary Kenny Senseney — Treasurer Jeff Wilson — Parliamentarian Mary Conrad — Historian Tracy Allgood Carmen Baxter Jerry Bristol Debbie Brown Joseph Calhoun Nancy Chan Mary Conrad Carol David Greg Delcambre Pamela Dickey Ann DuBose Elizabeth Dugas Rebecca Faison Steven Gauthier Cindy Geissinger Lac: Goodwin Clay Graham Steve Grif fies Debra Harris Caroline Hartel 88 SPONSORS Martha Van Zant Robert Gilmore Leigh Hansell Dale Hanzell Ronald Henley Diane Koontz Jimmy Leonard Mark Maffet Michele Maranville Angela Martino Tracey Miller Eric Mills William Owen Rhonda Pownall Charles Pringle David Roberson Donna Rutherford Kenneth Senseney Wendy Shaw Leah Shemper Greg Smilek Julie Suelter Mary Sumrall Melissa VanLoon Troy Vuyovich Kathlene Wetzel Jeff Wilson 89 The Biloxi Hi-Tide CLUBS NEWS — Standing: Christine Blank. Seated: Toni Moyers and Tamela Hollaway. EDI- TORS — Tracey Miller and Carmen Baxter PAPER STAFF — Row 1: Caroline Strong — Typ- ist, Laurie Pace — Writer, Toni Moyers — Club News, and Wally Taylor — Ad Sales. Row 2: Chris- tine Blank — Club News, Tamela Holloway — Club News, Carmen Baxter — Editor, Tracey Miller — Editor. Beth Brase — Writer. Jenny Brichta — Writer, Mr Menna — Sponsor, Greg Bailey — Writer. Ronnie Toms — Spons Editor, Roger Polanco — Typist and Clifton Eubanks — Artist. Informs the Student TYPISTS — Tracey Crockett, Clifton Eubanks and Caroline Strong SPECIAL WRITERS — Greg Bailey — Community News. Elizabeth Brase — Features, and Joanne Smith — School News WRITERS — Standing: Billy Entriken. Elizabeth Bayle Brase, and Greg Bailey Seated Laune Pace, and Jenny Brichta. ADVERTISEMENT SALES — Colleen Ross — Business Manager. Wally Taylor, and Linda Cochran. 91 A.F.J.R.O.T.C. Miss 781 St. Squadron THIS PAGE: Top to Bottom Squadron at Attention. Center Left: Lt. Col. Thomas Varble (Ret.) — Aerospace Education Instructor (AE1), and Chief Master Sergeant John C. Smith (Ret.) — Assistant Aerospace Education Instructor (AAEI). Center Right: The Color Guard marches for Trent Lott’s visit. FACING PAGE: STAFF — Valerie Asher. Michaellc Ferry, Richard Bialka. Robert Ducksworth, Y’Vonne Crockett, Dale Hartzcll, Mark Jones, Michael Jackson. Dan Butcher, Carl Deese, Brian Ducksworth, Greg Bailey, Mike Gel- singer A FUGHT — Row 1: Michael Jackson. Kirk Griffin. Row 2: Andre Crawford. Chantay Pierce. David Lytle, Karen Collins. Kim Whigham, Maurice Jackson, Dennis Clements. Row 3: Andre Smith, Eddie Baker, Louis East- erling, Sonya Butler, Angela Fryery Row 4: Brent Hunter, Smiley Albert, Delores Norman, Greg Payton. Loretta Allen, Wally Taylor. Not Pictured: William Owen, June Rogers. Pekinda Tucker. B FLIGHT — Row I: Carl Deese, Ricky Gnau Row 2: Allen Rouse, Freddie Wright, Greg Bailey. Clarence Gines, Donna Johnson, Thomas Stewart, Denise Cooper, Michel Reed. Row 3: Cedric Rayford, Richard Wolvcr- ton, Jon Suarez, Louis Kenwonhy, Carol Gaines, Karol Shelby. Row 4: Dennis Cherry, Mike Gelsinger, Eddie Reese. Roosevelt Dodd, Darryl Gamer, Tony Davis, James Rainey. Not Pictured: Franchot Canaan. Charles Discher, Stanford McDonald. C FLIGHT — Row 1: Brian Ducksworth, Raymond Hutchinson. Row 2: Anthony Norman, Cornelia Wash- ington, Alva McMaster Caryl Belk, Alvin Shelby, Charles Hammond, Lisa Little, Ramona Magee Row 3: Damon Dusang, Christopher Franzen, Cun Reinmillcr, Dylan Crawford, Regina Tucker. Ollivette Alexander. Felix Gines. Row 4: Gregory Warren. Terry Haynes, Paul Edgenon, Rodney Thompson. Kevin McCusker, Linda James. Not Pictured: Carl Thompson. D FLIGHT — Row 1: Dan Butcher. Michaellc Ferry Row 2: Dirk Gavin, Brett Ward, Doris Williams, Mar- vin Harris, Terri Howell, Kelly Lemairc. Row 3: Karen Cherry, Reginald Williams, Carl Gayden, Joyce Pope, Doranne McKibben Row 4: Toni Chainey, Dale Hart- zell, Corlandus Harris, Robert Kimsey, Scott Gelsinger, Janice Hutchinson, Leah Fonenberry, Jeff Jernigan. Bonita Kline, Walter Beard. George Gray. E FLIGHT — Row I: Robert Duckswonh. Caroline Strong. Row 2: Richard Taylor. Mark Jones, Patricia Taylor, Allen Schriebcr. Row 3 Rogelio Polanco, Y’Vonne Crockett, Richard Bialka, Valerie Asher. Not Pictured . Elton Guyton, Frank Jackson, susan Seel. 92 93 French Club Row 1: Nancy Chan, Laurie Cuxry, Annette Fink, Troy Vuyovich. Mark McQuade, Debbie Havelin, Michelle Berry, Suzanne Petro, Gale Dean. Lori Fayard, Priscilla Smith, Camie Cadena, and Elizabeth Dugas. Row 2: Chantay Pierce, Lisa Jacquc, Tracy Murrell. Anita Jackson. Andrea Jenkins, Debbie Brown, Terese Nicovich, Jimmy Leonard, Roger Stewart, Paul Johnston, Tracy Pace. Christina Bohlm, Terri Goul, and Amy Erickson Row 3: Keith Istre, Haiko Ringo. Lydia Doyle. Cheryl Maranville. Missy Voltz, Crystal King, Ronald Henly, Bobby Payne, Tommy Pantelius, Sharon Bentz, Rennee Petro, Kim Drummond. Richard Byrd, John Rossi, and Kristine McDaniel. Row 4 Mark Morlock, Greg Sumrall, Greg Delcambre, Louis Easterling, Dale Hartzell, Ronnie Wilson, Ben Stansbury, Keith Bialka. Keith Driggers, John Hanson. Damon Torricelli, Terry Daugherty. Billy Entnken, Kenny Senseny, and Clay Graham. The French Club visited New Orleans in November to see the play The Doctor in Spite of Himself by Moliere. It was given in French and English. The group also enjoyed beignets in the French Quarter. Special projects included the selling of Advent Calendars, shown in the picture on this page. They also distributed valentines in French. The Spanish Club has had a busy year in preparation for their trip to Mexico during the spring break. The members have participated in many money-making projects to raise the funds for their trip. The pro- jects included Po-boy sales, bake sales, and a Spanish dinner in which students from other schools also participated. Other activities included a trip to U.S.M. to visit the English Lan- guage Constitution. Each class also made pinatas which added a cosmo- politan note to the festivity of Christmas. The pinatas are shown in the picture on this page. 94 German Club Row 1: Tom beande, Gloria Trimble, Tnne Dahlen. Dirk Gavin — Treasurer, and Leigh Hartsell Row 2 David Sav age. Richard Hunt — Publicity, Linda Cochran. Colleen Ross. Patricia Taylor — Vice President, and Joan Schrader — Sponsor Row 3 David Hise. Perry Patton — Secretary. Mic- helle Parmeter. Hennch Rose, Keith Fannin. Kelly Smith, and John Guzouski — President Spanish Club Row 1: Mrs. Hayden — Sponsor. David Roberson — Corre- spondent. Kim Mornson — Treasurer, John Field — Presi- dent. Richard Capiola — Vice President. Cindy King — Sec- retary. and Wayne McGuire — Parliamentarian Row 2: Paula Blackwell. DeAnun Peters. Randy Acoba. Michaelle Ferry . Rene Armstead. Donald Jones Row 3 Sonya Jenkins. Gloria Trimble. Andrea Jenkins, and Gilbert Fonseca Row 4: Carol Mooney ham. John Myhres, and Bill Montero. Not Pictured: Jenny Brichta, Jeff Schlosser. Richard Sliman, and Steve Huffman 95 VICA Club SENIORS — Row l: Donna Rutherford, Carolina Hay, Shelley Fitzpatrick, June McGeathy, Debbie Jenkins, Lori Fayard, Mary Chinn, Rose Mohammed. Marsha Langham, Anita Ballard, Sharon Thompson, Tim Johnson. Renee Hutchinson, and Tracy Pace. Row 2: Gilbert Esquivel — Sponsor, Carol David, Patty Novotny, Bill Hickman, Ruth Beasley. Chip Landry, Stephen Braun, Dwayne Rooney, Scott McKoin, Harold Wright, Troy Arguelles, Tim Monk, and Greg Radich Row 3 Noah Saunders, David Weems, Ronald Rosado, Gene Cannettcc, Julian Broussard, Robin Perez, Mike Gilbert, Barbara Viator, Cathy Unger. Rene Petro, Alan Daughtery, Qaude Summitt, Alan Avera, and James Stanley. Row 4 Walter Tiblier, Joey Sab- lich, Joseph Pisarich, Paul Tillman. Mike Schena, Gazzarra Stewart, Evage Magee, David Roberson, Joseph Darlington, Spencer Smith. Jerry Goff. Ernie Huffine, Joseph Parsons, Premo Sabbatini. 96 SOPHOMORES — Row 1: Ricky Lawrence. Tom Pendley, and Scon Crawford Row 2: Gloria Guyton, Jack Hail, and Barbara Parnell. Row 3: Ricky Walters, Laune Berry, and Tony Thenot Row 4: Jeff Boyd, Randy McNeil, and Doug Hopkins JUNIORS — Row 1: Rodney James. Pam Broussard. Carla Firth, Hai Nguyen, Tco Nguyen, Toan Ly, Thanh Nguyen. Tony Washington, Donnie Weaver, Tom Migues, Denise Sonnier, Tracy Brunow, Kandace Ketchum, Buster Miller, Mike Hig- ginbotham, and Bobby Fester Row 2: Frank Kurjack, Reginald Coley, Gil McDonald, Mike Bittick, Karen Stoebe, Lois Stewart. Angie Webb. George Bntton. Craig Thompson. Panda Endris, Lyn Rhodes. Jeff Cooley, Shannon Mitchell, Eddie Parker, Lynda Bnrt, Gary Bittick. Terry Tilman, and Greg Smith Row 3 Daniel Bou dreaux, Michael McMichael. Amos Smith, Jeff Robins. Jimmy Parmeter, Allan Mar tin. Scon Pilney, David Sabbatini, Marty Wagner. Kirk Dilbeck. Ricky Chatham. Horace Handford. Winsor Ewing, Jerald Thompson, John Haskett, Jessie Bnstter, and Glen Davis. Row 4: Dale Bridges. Gary Fulton. Jonathan Francis. Russell Toms. William Fountain, David Bruan, Leonard Baumgarten, Greg Williams, Douglas Bond, Jeff Sims, David Baker. Ray Stockstill. Jeffery Sims. David Kopsyzwa. Robert Olier, Kenny Thibodeaux, Kenny Berry. Kenny Johnson, Larry Baker, Billy Burton DECA Marketing Row I Candy Middleton, Cynthia Ainsworth, Karer. Trippe, Gayle Brumm, Sharon Laxona, and Chrissy Her- ring Row 2: Henry Wieniewia — sponsor, Willie Jooes. Beth Huffine, Kerrie Murray, Susan Elmore, Scon Clements, Dee Dee Thompson, and Jeffery Kovacevich Row 3: Don Little, Stacey Rowell, Tammy Davis, Danny Skrmetta, Darryl Pickich. and Jeff Domingue Row 4 James Reep, Bobo McNair, Mac Moore, David Bunch, and Micah Smith Row 3: Sil Henson, and Dennis Craw- ford. Not Pictured Susan Ridgeway, Porfiria Kovace- vich, Gail Seymour, and Kevin Collier. DECA OJT Row l Mr Robinson — Sponsor, John Butcher, Darrell Elliot, Bobby Arnold, Dow Hughes — President, Lacy Middleton, and Harriet Miller Row 2 . Zelda Collins, Frank Joachim, Gina Meaut, Connie Thibodeaux. Lisa Heaton. Chantal Bailey. Julie Desporte, and Danny Lang Row 3 Laura Mims, Darlene Richard, Cheryl Henning. John Boney, Jimmy Webster, Timmy Miles — Vice President, Steve Joachim — Treasurer, Scott Gary, and Billy Pierce Row 4: Linda Vanderly. Cindy Blaylock, Denise Wescovich, Nancy Anderson, Brenda Dixon — Secretary, Jill Jennings, Allan Hearn, Ed Gemmill — Vice President, Greg Chandler, Ralph Hyer, Tim Gro- don. and Scott Boudreaux HERO Row 1: Mrs. Bartlett — Sponsor, Amy Erickson, Shern Nelson, Roshena Burton, Chester Benedict. Tim McCardle, and Deborah Moore Row 2: Roy Manning. Ann Levine, Andrew Wright, Charlene Crawford. Donna Fountain, Donna Strickland, and Lee Miller Row 3 Mary Dove. Monica Cowan, Sandi Mane. Debbie Greer, John Gronkoski. Sheila Fowler. Lisa Stewart, and Brenda Miller. Row 4: Cathy Marcellus. Debbie Rush- ing. Scon Austin, Greg Hunter, Aubrey Murray, Darrell Ramsey, Bobbi Schaefer, Lynne Miller, Kenny Fields, and David Armstrong IBT Row 1: Carol Creel. Yvenc Thibodeaux, Debbie Parker, Lynn Rhodes. Carol David. Paula Mack, Toni Migues. Row 2: Chansse Hanshaw, Anita Jackson, Denise Son- nier, Tracy Brunow. Lois Stewart, Kim Phillips, Angie Webb, and Pam Houston Row 3: Scon Cromer. Sandra W'hite, Cindi Williams, Vemita Wallace. Monica Thames. Patty Scarbrough, and Karen Stoebe. Not Pic- tured Lesa Burbndge, Dean Crawford. Lome Dartez, Shelly Fitzpatrick, Carolina Hay. Robin Humphries, Laura Jean, Deborah Jenkins, Marsha Langhan, Cathy Lewis. Robin Perez, and Donna Rutherford. 99 VOT Row 1: Mrs. Kelly — Sponsor. Sherry Johnson, Martha Spires. Veronica Todd — Vice President, Vicky Eure, and Angela Shelby Row 2: Cheryl Hunt, Angela Martina — President, Maureen Milligan — Secretary, Debbie Harris — Treasurer, Theresa Abbenante, and Cindy Thomas. Row 3: Susan Sommer, Annette Green — Reporter. Marian Semski, Lynn McKee, Sharon Thomson, Anita Ballard, and Angela Bell. Rocket Club Row 1: Dennis Clements, Allen Schreibcr, and Brent Ward. Row 2: Tracey Crockett, Mark Jones, and Greg Bailey. Row 3: Micheal Jackson, Richard Bialka, Mike Gelsinger, and Ricky Gnau. 100 Les Petites Row 1: Barbara Brice, Gina Tucker, Lisa Little. April Lit tie, Barbara Moore, Terry Howell. Wendy Allgood, Kathlene Wetzell, Rose Mohammed, Dec Dee Thomp- son, Kym Lawrence, Debbie Slack, Pricilla Smith. Row 2: Robin Shipton, Cheryl Seaton. Ida Murray. Karla Wnght, Casondra Salter, Angie Pridgen, Linda Franzen, Karen Larona, Kathlene Scott, Sandra Croel, Terri Toche, Shirley McCoy, and Camie Cadcna. Row 3: Lucilia Smith. Sandra Pierce, Shelia Sims, Tammy Hoff- man, Ann Austin, Milron Travis, Sharon Ventz, Dawn Hall, Cindy Laminae k, Kim Drummond, Deaun Peters, and Panda Endns. Row 4: Trisha Nelson, JoAnn Han- ford. Tina Ward, Collette McCormick, Kelly Rigel, Karen Coppage, Vivian Strube, Della Dunlap, Pam Bou- dreaux, Dee Dec James. Kathy Ramey. Monica Wilson, Laurie Berry, Anna Wiltz, and Rebecca Fasion. Percussion Club Row 1: Doug Sane, Craig Brown. Barry Gavalinski, and Robert Gronkoski. Row 2: Scott Compton, Robby Clark, and Brad Jones. Row 3: Hugh Everette, Robert Krause, Mike Barbati, and Mitchell McDowell Row 4: Tommy Terry, Wayne Bertrand, and Mike Rossick. Row 5: Brent Warr, and Mike Delucha. 101 Silent Club Row 1 Debbie Harrison, Shelly Rowell — Vice Presklent. Sherri Williams. Cheryl Frink— Reporter. Row 2: Margaret Barrilleaux, George Bilbo, Juanita Ellis — Secretary, and Ricky May. Row 3: Van Moore. Robert Ford, and Alex Col- son — Sponsor. Not Pictured: Shirley McCord — Treasurer. Margaret Lindsay. Jessie Jones. Vcrranda Fortenberry, David Odom, Jane Delcuze, and Laura Jean — President. Art Club Row 1: Elisa Harrison. Gerald Hopkins — Vice President, Sherrie Clower — President. Steve Britt — Vice President. Penny Tores — Secretary, Joanne Blair, and Joy Gilmore. Row 2: Cheryl Fishman, Gigi Curry, Knstine McGuire — Sponsor. Row 3: Kim Christy. Jamie Commander. Wes Ault- man. Marry Wilson, Tami Blaylock, and Marcella Taylor. Row 4: Marsha Iverson — Sponsor. Lee Ann Hardman, Kurk Demourelle, Gidi Lindner, Susan Gelinski, Sue Baker, and Sandy Entrican. Row 3: Ronald Landry, Tracy Crockett. Mike Lepre, Janet Famum. Dana Moody, and Anita Phillips Row 6. John Huffman, Gerry Fuller. Mark Cole, Cindy Geis- singer, Kim Rademacher, Eric Wooten Row 7: Mike Mathews. John Schlicher. and Jarvis Van Norman. 102 Interact Club Row 1 Mr Johnson — Sponsor. Thom Newman. Todd Joa- chim, Robert McCrory. Michael Hillie, Derrick Davis, Sam Miley, Patrick Shelby, and Row 2: Steve Narbu. Pat Rash. Tim Lewis, Kevin Brown. Michael Jackson, Ronald Thames, Alfonzo Walker Row 3: Rodney Mattma. Kavid Lytle, Carly Belk, Robert Fagley, Chris Franaen, Bradley Harrison, and Eric Glover. Maranatha Club Row 1 Huong Bui, Karen Tillman, Tami Smith, Debbie Lollis, Cassie Harris. Kelly Chaplauskc. Leigh Hansel, and Kelly Guillot. Row 2: Mrs. Young — Sponsor,Jeff Wilson. Nancy Vice, Lynn Hicks. Chris Miller. Caroline Strong, and Robin Humphries. Row 3: Mr Cherota — Sponsor, Wendy Mosal. Terry Smith, David Farmer, Darryl Garner, Lori Salmon. Janice Hutchinson, and Ron Gieger Row 4: Glenda Willis. Leslie Redman. Dana Flynt. Jennifer Smith, James Smith, and John Munsey 103 Black Cultural Society Row 1 Katrina Brumfield, Gina Davis, Carol Gaines, Vivian Griffin. Veronica Todd. Pam Dickey. Mark Jones, Angela Bell, Rosevelt Dodd, and Sherry Johnson. Row 2 Ramona Magee. Mary Stewart. Leah Fortenberry. Cindy Thomas. Ida Murray. Tony Porter, Brenda Young, Angela Shelby, and Dean Crawford Row 3: Mrs Kelly — sponsor. Cheryl Bri- mage, Charisse Hanshaw, Darlynn Lyons. Christopher Fair- ley, Anthony Anderson, Dana Salter, Yolanda Wright, Tammy Holloway, and Cunis Aaron. Row 4: Coach Pridgen — Sponsor. Kendrick Moore, Felicia Jones. Anthony Mont- gomery, Cindy Williams, Terry Haynes, Corlandus Harm, Cornelius Hilliard, and Roben Williams. B-Club Row 1: Connie Miller, Charles Perkins, and Karen Foxx. Row 2: Cornelia Washington. Dennis Clements, Karen Col- lins, and Felicia Lewis Row 3: Carol Hardin, Sandra White, and Cornelius Hilliard. Row 4: Ralph Spears. James Cach- ings. Terry Haynes, and Coach Seymour 104 FHA Row 1: Cheryl Clark, Debbie Gibson, Rona Juanico, and Mrs. Jones — Sponsor Row 2 Debbie Moace, Sandy Romero, Lora Miller, Melodie Shreve, and Lisa Sonnier — President Row J: Richard Strong, Karen Keyton. and Rosan Stewart. Key Club Row 1: Lon Myers, Mike Wilson, Melodie Shreve, Becky Senseney. Tina Ross. Greg Fulmer. Ken Hall — Sponsor. Steve Griffies, Clayton Kauha, Tony Virgilio, Deidre Krecker. Annie Kordek, Porfie Kovacovich. Patty O’Neal. Monica Broussard, and Denise Demourelle. Row 2 Stacy Anderson. Renee Berberett, Julie West, Clay Pollick, Ben Richards, Nadine Kauha, Barry Delcambre, Sandra Johnson. Ann Du Bose. Viann Sommer. Denise Hilbrant. Kathy Shires, Linda Cochran. Colleen Ross, Gloria Trimble, and Lisa Teegardcn Row 3: Randy Acoba, Leigh Hart sell. Cal Calhoun, James Tate. Leigh Ann Howe. Tcri Miles. Diane Gamer, Gina Busick. Louise Emile. Rhonda Pownall. Leah Shemper, Tracy Allgood, Anne Mane Hebert, Heather Hol- loway. Maureen Williams. Gail Seymour. Laurie Gutierrez. Row 4 Darrell Moyers. Shawn Bunch, Bobby Ochoa. Mark Maffett, Jeff Schlosser. Gary Bedsolc, Danny Trahan. Nicky Citanevich, Kenny Breal, Gene Williams, Andy Welter. Scott Underwood. Chris Barnes, Eddie Quave, Kevin Bur dine, Donald Graham, David Picard, Danny Kavanaugh, Sus- sie Skrmett, Brent Hodge, Annette Agregaard. Greg Delcam- bre, Greg Smilek, and Richard Sliman 105 Explorers Club Row 1: Mark Maffet, Michek Coggtn, and Greg Smilek Row 2 Ricky Bonin, Mike McMichael, Rich Capiola, Eric Mills, and Steve Griffies Row 3: Mark Jones, Gary Fulton, Jean Pierre. James Britton, and Russell Toms. Junior Civitans Club Row 1: Angie Ward, Kitty Chan, Nancy Chan, Nelda Wil- liams, Karen Bull — Historian. Diane Koontz — President. Elizabeth Dugas — District Governor. Troy Vuyovich — Lt. Governor Kris Compton, Monica Cole. Dawn Frederick. Betty Wittmer, and Teri Goul. Row 2: Jackie Herfurth. Les- lie Van Norman. Joanna Corban, Kim Thorton, Robbie Ash- ton, Rene Harbison, DeAnn French. Melody Murphy — Sec- retary. Beth Mecci. Cindy Simpson. Sherri Pierce. Akxis LeBatard, and Mr White — Sponsor. Row 3: Sharon Wells, Zelda Williams, David Bull, Gina Sabbatini, Cathy Rieffel. Frank Lestrade, Tammy Sampks, Sally Suelter, Kim Drum- mond, Tracey Miller. Alison Stringfield, Kim Vowell, Billy Powers, Danald Jones, Monica Hubler, and Dana Moody Row 4: Pam Allen, Ray Hughes, Edie Dellinger. Dwight Grown, Sonya Fountain. Darlene Delcambre. John Gutierrez, Jill Shoemaker. Jimmy Leonard. Heinrick Rose, Kent Malo- naski, Jerry Bristol, Ron Kenlcy — District Treasurer, Julie Andrews, Janus Carter, Kathi Smith, Jerrod Rcaux, and Kenny Senseney — District Sgt.-at-Arms. 106 Quill and Scroll Row 1: Carmen Baxter, Erie Mills Treasurer, and Elizabeth Dugas Row 2: Jeff Tompkins, Ron Henley President, and Dale Hartzell. Row 3: Miss Fields Sponsor Mu Alpha Theta Row 1: Nancy Chan — Historian, Melissa VanLoon — Presi- dent. Tracey Miller — Secretary. Dale Hartzell — Vice Prcsi dent. Suzie Massey — Treasurer Row 2 Roger Stewart. Ed Bell, Kitty Chan. Kanae Lambert son, Tom Lestrade. Mrs Barnes — Sponsor. John Gutierrez, Elizabeth Dugas. Troy Vuyovich, and Mark McQuade. Row 3 Robert Stewart, Roger Joyner. David Jordan, Jeff Wilson. Wendy Shaw. Laci Goodwin, Richard Bialka. Trent Wasilenko, Carmen Baxter. Keith Fannin, and Diane Koontz Row 4 Paul Johnston. James Mullis, Tammy Yarber, Beth Brase, Jenny Bnchta. Michelle Parmeter, William Owen. Kathy Schieres. Dan Butcher, Ron Henley. Julie Andrews, and Kenny Senseney. Stage Left Stage Left is a national organization which has as its main purpose the advancement of the theatre in colleges and high schools throughout the United States. Students selected for membership in Stage left must be active in campus life and be able to maintain a high scholastic average. Members attend many functions throughout the state and pro- duce two major productions each year. The pictures on these pages are from Stage Left’s first performance, The Coolest Cat in Town, performed on December 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 1980. The members arc as follows: SENIORS — Row 1: Renee Armistead, Les- lie Ehteredge, Lynn Han, Cindy-Lu Gcis- singer, Toni McMahan, Michele Berry, and Colleen Coburn. Row 2: Mark Adams, Mathew Audo, Christina Bohlin, Marian Scmski, Lori Roberts, Mara Hartman, Jeff Periatt, and Mary Conrad. Row 3: Ricky Gnau, John Feilds — Vice President, Johnny Glenn, Steve Gauthier, Tom Lynch, Stacy Ronsonet, and Michele Coggin. Row 4: Joanne Smith — Secretary, Joe Darlington, Buddy Simpson, Donnie Hayes, Oscar Les- trade, David Slay, Kenny Senseny, and Mark Maffet. JUNIORS — Row 1: Patricia Falcon, Brenda McNeil, Julia Christovich, Beth Damatroski, Lorena Bonnctt, Janel Schaar. Row 2: Dale Anders, Nathan Shulte, Annie Kordeck, Bobby Payne, and Roger Stewart. Row 3: Monica Rank, Randall George, Paul John- ston, Mindy Martin, Michelle Ballou, and Ruth Boone. Row 4: Keith Driggers, Jenifer Leonard, Billy Kimberly, Robert Stepro, Chris Petterson, and James Dike. SOPHOMORES — Row 1: Kenny Cambell, Bobby Bennett, Beth Mechi, Margaret Dugas, Dustry Theriot, Viann Sommers, Becky Senseny, Cindy Simpson, Stacy Domin- que, Bill Nelson, and Charlotte Shiloni. Row 2: Steve Narbo, Deloris Norman, Robert Gwin, Sheri Sebring, Loretta Allen, Karen Cherry, Pat Moran, Barry Delcambre, David Carter, Doris Mack, and Larry Byrd. Row 3: Lee Kegan, Carl O’bey, Anna Sitton, Angie Henning, Ann Esposito, Kim Cristy, Marla Helveston, Scott Bright, Kevin Brown, Wally Taylor, Cindy Dodson, and Sandra Johnson. Row 4: Tony King, Louis Easter- ling, Peanut Buckley, Vonda Stienwinder, Michelle Rogers, Ronnie Wilson, Randy Hammond, Rina Ross, Keith Winstead, Wayne Rosetti, Elvin Murry, Lee LeBland, Jerry Irby, and Nadine Kauha. 108 BILOXIANS PHILLIPS COLLEGE TALENT SHOW WINNERS — First Place Winner — Donnie Hayes. First Runner-up — Pam Broussard and Donnie Hayes. Second Runner-up — Monica Rank WHO'S WHO IN MUSIC — Mary Conrad. Troy Vuy- ovich, Leigh Han sell. Colleen Cobum. Michelle Berry, Donnie Hayes Row 2: James Smith, Tracy Allgood. Jeff Wilson, Caroline Hartel, and Karen Peyton. Row 3: Ricky Gnau, Michelle Maranville, and Clay Graham. ALL STATE CHORUS — Row l: Pam Broussard. Col- leen Cobum. Michelle Berry, Lorena Bonnet, Leigh Han sell, Joanne Trombley. Row 2: Monica Hubler, Kim Vowell, Stanford McDonald, Donnie Hayes, Chris Peter- son, Jeff Wilson, Kun Romero, Mary Conrad. GLLF COAST BAND CLINIC — Mindy Martin, Melody Murphy, Carol Hardin, Ed Bell, Edie Dellengcr, Sally Suelter, and Maureen Farry UNITED STATES COLLEGIATE WIND BAND - Heinnch Rose, Karen Cop- page, and jerry Bristol MISSISSIPPI STATE BAND CLINIC — Mindy Martin, and Heinrich Rose III Upper Right: Jazz Ensemble. Middle Left: Concert Band Middle Right: Symphonic Band. Bottom Band Officers (See names and offices on bottom of opposite page ) 112 Pride of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Jenny Adams Richelle Agregaard Naomi Alexander Tricia Alford Stacy Anderson Julie Andrews Debbie Arell Robby Ashton Ronald Augustin Party Avcrette Mike Barbati Kim Barrileaux Ed Bell Sharon Bentz Rene Berberettc Wayne Bertrand Jerry Bristol Carolyn Broach Lisa Broussard Ken Broy David Bull Karen Bull Shawn Bullard David Carter Susan Chainey Nancy Chan Bob Collins Scott Compton Steve Cooper Karen Coppage Joanna Corban Mike Darlington Paula Davis Paulette Davis Jeff Day Suzy Deere Annie Kordek Heinrich Rose Edie Dellinger Sheila Kozlowski Mike Rossick Mike Deluca Robbie Krause Doug Sane Mary Denning Deidrc Krccker Kathy Schieres Theresa Dennis Beth Kyle William Schram Karen Dcvaney Monica Ladner Christine Seal Kim Drummond Alexis Lebatard Jack Severson Tommy Esposito Frank Lestrade Jane Severson Hugh Everett Tom Lestrade Buddy Simpson Janet Farmer Karen Lorona Cindy Simpson Maureen Farry Richard Madison Anna Sitton Mia Flowers Mindy Martin Kathaleen Smith Eddie Foster Candy Middleton Tim Stewart Janice Fulton Terri Miles Sally Suelter Barry Gavliniski Timmy Miles Mike Talbott Annette Green Shannon Mitchell Lisa Teegarden Robert Gronkoski Ken Moorcr Tommy Terry Robin Gryder Cheryl Maranville AnaLeisa Thompson Shannon Gullcdge Michelle Maranville Chris Thompson John Gutierrez Melody Murphy Delia Thompson Rene Harbison Mitch McDowell Kim Thornton Carroll Hardin Qara McManus Joe Torres Rick Hartsell Terese Nicovich Mike Turner Ronald Henley Doug Pauley Sandy Upton Qirissy Herring Vivian Perry Melissa VanLoon Demetrius High James Pollard Missy Voltz Steve Huffman Donna Pope Kim Vo well Ray Hughes Ed Quave Brent Warr Mike Jacobi Monica Rank Sharon Wells Jennifer Janus Jerrod Reaux Julie West Todd Joachim Michelle Reichner Nelda W illiams Sandra Johnson Ben Richards Robbie Williams Brad Jones Pbyliss Richardson Sheila Williams Lee Keegan Cathy Rieffel Amy Wimberly Tony King Kelly Rigel Jeff Wulfekuhl Diane Koontz Michelle Rogers Anchoring the Pride DIRECTOR Joe Cacibauda CAPTAIN Rick Hartsell FIRST LIEUTENANTS — Buddy Simpson, Naomi Alexander, Analicsa Thompson. SECOND LIEUTENANTS —Jerry Bristol, Karen Coppage, Robin Gryder, Ed Bell, Karen Bell, Mel- ody Murphy, Melissa Van Loon, Mindy Martin, Susan Chainey, Robert Gronkoski. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTE Jerry Bristol and Karen Coppage CORPORALS — Ben Richards, Bob Collins, Suzy Deere, Carolyn Broach. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS - David Bull, Kelly Rigcl, Sandra Johnson, Rene Harbison, Mike Dar- lington, Cindy Simpson, James Pollard, Todd Joa- chim, Mike Talbot, Demetrius High, Anna Sitton. SERGEANTS — Eddie Foster, Doug Sane, Mau- reen Farry. BILOXI HIGH SCHOOL INDIAN MARCHING BAND Majorettes Step High With Pride 116 119 BILOXIANS — Row l: Mrs. Barnes, Joanne Trom- bley. Michelle Berry. Colleen Cobum. Anna Wiltz, Troy Vuyovich, William Bums, Stanford McDonald, Scon Gelsingcr, Lee Robinson, Donna Rutherford, Leigh Han sell, Pam Broussard. Johnnie Stevenson, Kelley Guillot. Row 2: Elisa Harrison, Merry Helgeson, Linda Lunstrum. Edith Buckley, Mary Chinn, Lorena Bonnctt, Keith Campbell. Kun Romero, Tim Fobes, Steve Bunch, Nancy Wilson, Donna Humphries. Karen Morris. Carolina Hay, Monica Hubler.Gndy King Row 3: Janet Walters, Alison Springfield. DeAnn French. Sonya Butler, Jeff Wilson, Donnie Hayes. Chris Peterson, Kenny Senseney, Mark Adams. Kenny Breal. Johnny Glenn, James Smith, Gary Bed sole, Dwayne Crochet, Patri- cia Nelson, Mary Conrad, Tracy Allgood. Pam Allen. Row 4: Caroline Hanel, Leslie Etheridge, Christie Hoffman, Monica Rank, Verranda Fortenberry, Ron Henley, Mike Gel singer, Jeff Melton, Ricky Gnau, Tom Lynch, Clay Graham, Cun Loosli, Baine O'Grady, Michelle Maranville, Karen Peyton. Robin Perez, Robin Humphries, Kim Vowell, Beth Bra sc Biloxians Ride the Crest of the Wave ACCOMPANISTS — Christie Hoffman, Beth Brase, Leigh Han sell, Caroline Hand, Cindy King, Michelle Maranville OCTET — Chns Peterson, Mary Conrad, Jeff Wil- son, Anna Wiltz, Donnie Hayes, Lorcnna Bon nett, Lee Robinson, Leigh Han sell SEXTET — Pam Broussard, Kelley Guillot, Mary Chinn, Alison Stnngfield, Merry Helgeson, Joanne Trombley. QUARTET - Stanford McDonald, Jeff Wilson. Donnie Hayes, Johnny Glenn. 121 MADRIGALS — Colleen Cobum, Jeff Wilson, Edith Buckley, Kun Romero, Alison Stringfieid, Donnie Hayes, Kelley Guilkx, James Smith, Mary Conrad, Chris Peterson, Joanna Trombley. Steve Bunch, Merry Helgeson, Curt Loosli, Leigh Hart sell, Lorcna Bonnctt, Ricky Gnau, Mary Chinn, Johnny Glenn, Anna Wila, Dwayne Crochet, Michelle Berry, Lee Robinson. Verranda Fortenberry, Stanford McDonald, Pam Broussard, Troy Vuyovich. VARSITY SINGERS — Row 1: Mrs. Barnes, Janice Hutchison, Tina Smith. Sandy Romero, Sandy Mor- ris, Felicia Jones, Latisha Lewis, Patrick Shelby, Sherry Sailors, Becky Graham, Dee Dee James. Lisa Britt, Shawn Butler. Patty O’Neal. Row 2: Sandra Winn, Karen Warm an, Doran ne McKibben, Lola A Iverson, Cindy Lu Geissinger, Joanne Hartford, Dianne Gauthier, Bradley Harrison. Pierre Deshaut- eurs, Ruthie Boone, Vivian Strube, Barbara Parnell, Shirley Wicdner Row 3: June Trombley. Debbie Gibson, Ruth Beasley, and Glenda Willis. BIIOXIAN OFFICERS — Row l Keith Campbell, Loren na Bonnetx, Joanne Trombley, Leigh Han sell, Pam Broussard, Cindy King. Christie Hoffman, Stanford McDonald Row 2: Dwayne Crochet, Merry Helgcson, Kelley Guillot, Beth Brase, Robin Hum- phries. Caroline Harrell, Donnie Hayes. Row 3: Jeff Melton. Ron Henley. Kurt Romero. Michelle Mar anville.Jcff Wilson, Clay Graham VARSITY SINGERS OFFICERS — Row 1 Tina Smith. Latisha Lewis, Ruthie Boone. Sandy Moms. Ruth Beasley, June Trombley. Pierre Deshauteurs, and Patrick Shclbey 128 Our Miss Pibb The AnnuaJ Staff is toasting Michele Coggin in Mr. Pibb for an excellent reason. Last spring this beverage held a contest to select a Miss Pibb.” The winner had to look like a composite photograph made up of features from a number of different actresses — eyes from one, hair from another, and so forth — and had to be sponsored by an organiza- tion. The Annual Staff entered the picture of Michele shown at right — which Broome Studio kindly made without charge for us — and she was chosen as one of the top ten look-alikes nationally, receiving a cash award of $2000. Thanks to Broome Studio and Mr. Pibb, the Annual now has a celebrity on the Staff. We knew you were gorgeous, Michele, but now it s certified! ATHLETICS 131 Victory Dance for Indians For the Biloxi High Indian Football Team, 1980 was an esciting season dominated by victories over several Mississippi High School teams. A tremen- dous amount of effort and teamwork exhibited by the Indians led to an excellent record of 9 wins and 2 losses for the season. Congratulations arc due to this team of fine young men and the dedication to their school for their outstanding performances on the football field. 1980 B.H.S. FOOTBALL RECORD Biloxi Opponmi 21 Harrison Central 9 18 Ocean Springs 0 58 Pascagoula 27 13 Moss Point 14 42 Callaway 14 13 Picayune 9 54 Hattiesburg (HC) 20 14 Meridian 11 7 North Natchez 10 24 Gulfport 21 17 Laurel 7 132 1980-1981 BHS VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - 1st Row Danny Tra- han, Joe Parsons, Greg Smilek, Terry Haynes, Cornelius Hilliard, James Catchings, Thomas Lynch, Mike Landry. Ricky Bonin, Greg Fulmer. Kevin Collier, Bill Emriken, Scott Thompson 2nd Row: Clayton Kauha, Jeff Schlosser, Johnny Glenn, Richard Byrd. Billy Page. Charles Perkins. Mark Ray, Greg Warren, Jeff Sims, Mark Maffet, Gary Bed sole, Brian Little. 3rd Row: Kevin Burdine, Robert Ducksworth, Frank Jackson. Matthew Audo. Dwayne Gayden, Premo Sabbatim, Chris Barnes. Ralph Cook, Darrell Pickich, Gene Williams. Raymond Skinner. Kenny John- son. 4th Row Anthony Norman, John Lewis, Sidney Brown, Brian Ducksworth, Franchot Cannon, Mark Jones, Julius Bullock. Billy Dan- iels, Gerry Fuller, Ernest Williams, Fred Manning, Kendrick Moorer 3th Row Mike Gilbert, Mitch Pullen, Kenny Breal, Dale Ander, David Gunn, Raymond Hutchinson, Bryan Mount, Bobby Wagner. Jeff Hill, Randy Acoba, Ronald Geiger. Ronald Rosado. Dennis Clements. 1980 SENIOR AWARDS — (middle picture) 1st Row: Richard Byrd, Pat Patterson Award, Mark Jones. Most Valuable Receiver; Ronald Rosado. Head Hunter Award. Gene Williams, Most Improved. 2nd Row Scott Thompson. Most Valuable Defensive Lineman; Dwayne Gayden, Most Valuable Defensive Back. Mark Maffet, Scholastic Award; Julius Bullock. Most Valuable Offensive Lineman; Billy Emriken. Elliot St Amant Award. 19001981 BHS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM — 1st Row Mike McMahan, Ban Cop- page, Lee LeBlanc, Mike Niebcrlein, Warren Doenges, Kent MaJinosky, Anthony Formica, David Savage. Danny Kavanaugh, Darrell Moyers, Percy Howard, Darin Broussard 2nd Row: Frank Skinner, Rodney Mattina, Barry Periatt, Richard Hunt, Robcn McCrory, Carl O’Bey, Tommy Pantelias, Joe Sigler, Brian Heben, Larry Fayard, Ronald Lechner 3rd Row Greg Payton, Cedric Rayford, Anthony Montgomery, Tommy Heben, Clay Pollock, Greg Foster, Ronald Landry, Bobby Bennett, Steve Pace, Kevin Brown. Emanuel Smith 4th Row Bobby Ochoa, Dwayne Crochet, William Powers, David Picard, Norman Coleman, Larry Byrd. Regi nald Williams, Anthony Shelby. Rodney Thompson, Tommy Searight, Chris McGee, Louis Easterling. 134 Biloxi Indians Sink Gulfport Admirals 24-21 On the night of November 14,1980, while mil- lions of Americans sat with their eyes glued to their T V. set to find out Who shot J.R.?”, hundreds of loyal Biloxi High fans filled the stands of Milner Stadium in Gulfport for the yearly football game between Biloxi and Gulfport. The rivalry between Biloxi and Gulfport goes back for over fifty years, and the Biloxi vs. Gulfportf game is one of the high points of every football season. This year’s game was exciting and full of suspense, the score remain- ing even throughout the game until the fourth quar- ter when Biloxi made a field goal to pull ahead of Gulfport and win the game 24-21. 134 13 MUNIrin X1 home J TAD'uwt 17 OOO v'sno A.. MIN SEC OV 4 QTR ioOWNlOxmi. e„ . 138 Biloxi Nets Laurel in 1980 Shrimp Bowl In 1980, for the fourteenth time in the forty years the game has been held, Biloxi High won the honor of play- ing in the Shrimp Bowl. The game took place on Novem- ber 21, 1980, at the Biloxi Stadium, where the Biloxi Indi- ans met the Laurel Tornadoes for the Shrimp Bowl title. Playing their last game of the season, the Indians once again left the field victorious, defeating Laurel 17-7, and winning their eleventh Shrimp Bowl game. The Biloxi players who received awards after the game were; (pictures at bottom of page): 1st Row: Darrell Pickich, Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman; Brian Ducksworth, Most Outstanding Offensive Back; Johnny Glenn, Most Outstanding Defensive Back. 2nd Row Robert Duck- sworth. Most Valuable Player, Scott Thompson, Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman Indians Jump to Victory h V' 1980-81 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — (pictured on opposite page) 1st Row Heben Smith, Steve Griffin, Richard Strong, Carl Deesc, Dennis Crawford, Isodore Miller 2nd Row: Alvin Shelby, Daryl Johnson, Ralph Spears, BoBo McNair, Pierre Deshauteurs, Clarence Wnght, Elton Guyton, Charles Washington, Craig Smith, Dawn Hall, Coach Jackie Laird. The boys’ varsity team ended their season with a record of 16 wins and 12 losses. BoBo McNair now led in Most Points in one Game with 41 points, and also holds the Best Points per Game Average, averaging 22.5 points a game. Leading reboundcr was Clarence Wright, and Hebert Smith was credited with Most Assists. uo 1960-81 BOYS’ BASKETBALL B-TEAM — 1st Row Louis Moore, Fred Hartwell, Maurice Jackson, Daryl Gamer, Sardie Canaan, Andre Crawford, Clarence Gines. 2nd Row Andre Smith, Roger Washington, Chris Fairley, Eddie Baker, Albert Heidelberg, Mike Entriken, Anthony Anderson, Eddie Reese, John Hankins 3rd Row Sal Henson, Allen Rouse, Lee Donald, Fred Rankin, Chris McNair, Paul Edgenon. Keith Winstead, Donald Booker, Coach Dan Pndgen This year’s B-team had an outstanding record of 14 wins and 4 losses. Leading scorer was Roger Washington, and leading rebounder was Lee Donald. 1980-81 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — (pictured on opposite page) 1st Row: Synthia Kelly, Sandra White, Karen Collins. Connie Miller, Carroll Hardin. Denise McDonald 2nd Row: Coach Freda Craft, Terri Miles, Cornelia Washington, Mikki Shelton, Karen Foxx, Laci Goodwin. Leah Fortenberry. Sherlyn Payne Lady Indians Shoot High 144 145 Indians Go Racketing Around the Court U8 MEMBERS OF THE 1980-81 BHS TENNIS TEAM - 1st Row Carol Mooncyham, Christina Bohlin. Coach Charles Davis, Patti O’Neal, Steve Griffics, Cindy King 2nd Row: Benjamin Richards. Tommy Newman, Cindy Geissinger, Michelle Ballou, Monica Broussard, Sondra Dove, Deidre Krecker. 3rd Row Roger Joyner, Rick Cheatam, Troy Had- ley, Scon Underwood, John Fields, Richard Sliman, Robert Stew an. Perry Part or, Roger Stewart 149 150 Teachers Go to Court Faculty members and coaches took to the court to stage one of the wackiest basketball games in the history of Biloxi High, a game played while riding donkeys. Good-natured teachers and coaches volunteered their services to this activity sponsored by the basketball cheer- leaders. Those who participated emerged with a few sore spots, but all who viewed the game agreed it was one of the more interesting points in spons during 1980-81. Teachers and coaches who took pan in the game were: Mr. Conde, Mr Radich, Mr. Joa- chim, Mr Goodwin, Mr White, Mrs. Pomierski, Coach Allen, Coach Sabbatini, Coach Vliet, Coach Hall, and Coach Ferrill. 151 Volleyball Team Wins District Championship This year’s Biloxi High volleyball team boasts several outstanding achievements. The 1980 team is the first team from Biloxi High ever to defeat the Long Beach and Ocean Springs teams. With a per- fect season record of 16-0, this team is the first Biloxi High team in any sport to go undefeated in years. Biloxi placed first in a district of ten teams. The members of the varsity team are: Sheila Sims, Gina Sabbatini, Seniors; Joanne Blair, Tony Chai- ney, Juniors; Michelle Parmetcr, Tracey Mattina, Sophomores. 152 1980-1981 INDIAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM — 1st Row: Elisa Harrison, Gale Dean. Kim Ratcliff, Kanae Lambertson. Joanne Blair, Toni Smith. 2nd Row: Tracey Mattina,Gina Sabbatini, Tammy LeLeaux. Henrietta Rhodes, Leslie Van Norman. Zelda Wil- liams, Coach Vliet. 3rd Row Michelle Parm- eter, Sheila Sims, Monica Hubler, Delores Norman, Debbie Brown. Toni Chainey, San- dra Winn Not Pictured: Jill and Jodi Dan- ielson. 153 Medicine Man to the Indians Biloxi is fortunate in having its own spons physician, Dr. Robert Middleton. This prominent local citizen and dedicated booster has made time in his busy schedule to attend practically every Indian football game, both at home and away, since 1964. He occasionally has trouble getting on the field because other schools are so aston- ished to find a high school team with its own doctor! Dr. Middleton, with help from other local physicians, gives a physical examination to all students — both boys and girls, junior high and high school — who take pan in any of Biloxi’s many school sports programs. These examinations are given during the last six weeks of summer. Dr. Middleton feels the excellent sports safety record in Biloxi is due to otreful advance screening and to the excellent conditioning and training of the athletes under the guid- ance of their coaches. The new branch of Sports Medicine is one in which Dr. Middle- ton takes great interest, and he regularly attends seminars in this field. He says Women in Sports” is the topic currently receiving the most attention. A graduate of BHS himself, Dr. Middleton spent five years in the Navy, then attendedf Pre-Med at Mississippi Southern and went on to Old Miss. Medical School in Jackson. He was a member of the first four-year class graduated there in 1959. After internship and beginning practice in Shreveport, he returned to Biloxi in 1963 in association with the Trudeau-Bolton Clinic. In 1964 he began help- ing Dr. Hollis, team physician, give physical examinations to the football players. Dr Middleton’s son Bobby and his daughter Dianne graduated from BHS and his daughter Sandra is presently assistant head major- ette at Femwood Jr. High. We appreciate Dr. Middleton’s great con- tribution to sports in Biloxi and we hope to see more of his spirited war dances! 154 Biloxi Senior Is Boxing Star When you watch the boxing bouts leading up to the 1984 Olympics — anu maybe the Olym- pics too — keep an eye out for a familiar face in the ring. Biloxi senior Jerry Goff has been selected for the USA Boxing Team, and just as the Annual was going to press he reported to the USA Box- ing Training Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo- rado for two weeks training. A member of the Gulf Boxing Club, Jerry has been boxing since he was thirteen years old. with 115 bouts experience. Jerry is seventeen years old, 6 feet 2 inches tall, and will compete in the 178 pound, lightheavy weight class. 155 Baseball Team Takes Frist Place in District In the spring of 1980, the Biloxi High baseball team began train- ing under the leadership of a new coach, Henry Wieniewitz. The team got off to a slow start, losing six of the first ten games, but came on strong at the end of the season to finish with an overall record of 15-10. The Biloxi team fared even better within their dis- trict, having a district record of 11-2, and winning the title of 1980 District VIII Champions. Brian Kozlowsk was named Most Valuable Player, having a .425 batting average, and also won Best Pitcher Award. Chuck Roberts set a new stolen base record with 23 steals. MEMBERS OF THE 1980 BHS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM WERE — John Allen, Kenny Breal, Kevin Burdine, Richard Byrd. Randy Darter, Randall George, Clay Graham, Wayne Graham, Kevin Higginbotham, Billy Johnston, Bobby Kovace- vich, Brian Kozlowski, Eric Mills, Chuck Roberts, Glenn Sablich,Jeff Schlosser, Steve Walker, Andy Welter, and John Welter. MEMBERS OF THE B-TEAM WERE Jeff Adams. Steve Dean. Jeff Domingue, David Geissinger, Elton Guyton, Jeff Hill, Paul Johnston, Jeffrey Kovacevich, Mike Mazza, Wally Ross, and Tommy Williams. 156 158 Baseball Team Members for 1981 VARSITY — (top. facing page) Row l: Billy Johnston. Jeff Domingue, Randall George, Steve Dean, Jeff Kovacevich, Eric Mills, Isadore Miller, John Hankin Row 2: Scon Clements, Kevin Burdine.Jeff Schlosscr, Paul Johnston. Kevin Collier, Mark Jones, Richard Byrd, Rod- ney Mattina, Tommy Heben, Mike Wilson Row 3: Greg Dekambre. David Pickard, Clay Graham, Kenny Breal, Brent Hodge. Andrew Walter, Jeff Adams, John Boone B-TEAM — (bottom, facing page) Row 1: Scott Clements, Jeff Pauley, Donald Graham, Steve Narbo, Buddy Simpson. Bryan Smith. Rodney Derouen, Mike Wilson Row 2 Henry Ross, Roben Stoebe, Randy Hammond, Nicky Cvitanovich, Donald Little, Tommy Williams, David Geissinger, Greg Delcambre (top right, this page) Row 1: Bill Montero, Stacy Domingue, Kevin Brown, Roben Canal Row 2. Kelly Clark, Larry Fayard, Bobby Ochoa. COACH HENRY WIENIEWITZ 160 Softball Team Ranks Second In District Under the direction of Coach Vliet and Coach Seymour, the 1979-1980 girls’ softball team worked hard and had a good season. Competing in a district of ten teams, Biloxi had an overall record of 13 wins and 9 losses to place second in their district. Laci Goodwin was named Outstanding Player by the coaches. 162 1979-1980 SOFTBALL TEAM — 1st Row Tern Miles. Jo Nelson. Andrea Comeaux. Geralyn Cruso, Porfi Kovacevich. 2nd Row: Coach Vliet. Shawn Stewart, Darlene Rich- ard. Loci Goodwin, Toni Chainey, Sherri Nelson, Debbie Starks, Toni Smith. 3rd Row: Tom Hawk, Kim Barrilleaux, Zelda Williams, Shawn Comeaux. Leah Shcmper, Connie Baker, Debbie Brown, Kathy Schi- eres, Marti Shaeffer, Coach Seymour. 165 Indians Run to Glory MEMBERS OF THE 1980 BOYS’ TRACK TEAM — SENIORS — Aaron Wallace, Kenny Perkins, Fred Thompson, Craig Smith, John Orrell, Charles Woullard JUNIORS — Sidney Brown, Ralph Spears. Fred Manning, James Britton, Chuck Washington, Ralph Cook, Harvey Davis, Dewayne Gayden SOPHOMORES — David Sabbatini, Charles Perkins, James Catchings, Dennis Clements, Dexter Robinson. Billy Page. Ernest Williams, Dennis Cherry, Andrea Smith, Franchot Canaan. 1980 RECORDS AWARDS AND NEW RECORDS - Most Valuable Runner — Fred Thompson, average 12 V Most Valuable Field Man — Kenny Perkins Long Jump Record — Kenny Perkins 22 7 Hurdle Record — Fred Thompson RANKING FOR THE 1980 TRACK TEAM 2nd in District 8 Meet 2nd in Coastal Zone 3rd in Big 8 Meet 4th in South MS 8th in Sate Meet 166 MEMBERS OF THE 1980 GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM — SENIORS — Carla Robinson. Connie Balker, Shirley Toler. JUNIORS — Sheila Sims, Ann Austin, Kim Rainey, Karen Foxx, Robin Gryder. SOPHOMORES — Terri Miles, Carroll Hardin. Panda Endns. Cynthia Kelly, Vicky Hamilton. Felicia Lewis. Rolanda Watson, Gayle Brumm, Vanessa Jacobs. Carla Robinson received the Leadership Award for 1980 169 170 171 Cross' Country Makes Class Showing Cross country track season begins in early Sep- tember with weekly meets through November. The Biloxi High team ran ten meets in the Southern District against teams from Moss Point, Gulfport, and Pascagoula. On November 13, Biloxi competed in the Big Eight District competition held in Jackson and placed third out of fourteen statewide teams. On November 22, Biloxi competed in the annuali State Cross Coun- try Championship, also held in Jackson. Biloxi placed 4th among nineteen AA District teams, and 32 teams overall. 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Chinn Scott Christine Scon Clements Sherrie Clower David Cobb Kevin Collier Karen Collins Zelda Collins Lisa Compton Mary Conrad Kyle Conroy Richard Cooley Karen Coppage- Lionel Cothem Charlotte Crawford Dean Crawford Dennis Crawford Carol Creel Scon Cromer GiGi Curry Billy Daniels Alan Daughtery Carol Davis Harvey Davis Tammy Davis 196 Jeff Day Carl Deese Greg Delcambre Amy Demoroelle Mary Denning Julie Dei porre Karen Devaney Pam Dickey Brenda Dixon Roosevelt Dodd Russell Doucet Tina Doucette Ann Dubose Robert Ducksworth Elizabeth Dugas Damon Du sang Darrell Elliot Louise Emile Sandy Entncan Billy Encriken Amy Erickson Leslie Etherege Vicky Eure Rebecca Faison 197 David Firmer Jinct Firmer Janet Fimum Lon Fiyird John Field Kenny Fields Annette Fink Shelley Fitzpatnck Leah Fortenberry Donna Fountain Sheila Fowler Karen Fox Chris Franzen Greg Fulmer Jamce Fulton Dodic Garrett Scon Gary Steve Gauthier Dwayne Gayden Gndy Geissingcr Michael Gel singer Alvanetta Gibson Mike Gilbert Sean Gilliken Johnny Glenn Ricky Gnau Jerry Goff Lacy Goodwin Tun Gordon Gay Graham 198 Donald Graham Annette Green Debbie Greer Serve Griffies Serve Griffin Tommy Gruich Robin Grydcr LeeGuice Kelly Guillot Eddie Gunter Laurie Gutierrez Elton Guyton Troy Hadley Qieryl Halat Charisse Hanshaw Debbie Harris Charlotte Han Caroline Hartel Mara Hartman Leigh Hartsell Rick Han sell Dale Hanzell Carolina Hay Donnie Hayes Terry Haynes Lisa Heaton Ann Mane Heben Ron Henley Cheryl Henmg Ball Hickman 199 Roxanne Hickman Kathy Hicks Cornelius Hilliard Brent Hodge Mark Hollis Heather Holloway Lee Ann Hough Ernie Huffman Steve Huffman Daw Hughes Robin Humphries Cheryll Hum Greg Hunter Renee Hutchins Ralph Hycr Qiiaki Ishii Anita Jackson Janice Jackson Andrea Jenkins Drborah Jenkins Jill Jennings Bryan Jensen Bryan Jiminez Steven Joachim 200 Arthur Johnson James Johnson Sherry Johnson Tim Johnson Billy Johnston Bobby Johnston Brad Jones Mark Jones Willie Jones Kathy Jordan Rona Juan i co Gayton Kauha Firry Keels Crystal King Diane Koontz Jeffrey Kovaccvich Rxfiria Kovacevich Terry Laird Mitch Lamb Gup Landry Dawn Langsan Jimmy Leonard Mike Lepre Oscar Lestrade 201 Russ Lewis Cun Loosli Sharon Lorona Tom Lynch June MeGeathy Lisa McGee Lynn McKee Scon McKoin Kenny Me Lauren Tom McMahan DJohn McNair Dave McWhorter Mitch Maddox Mark Maffen Evage Magee Fred Manning Roy Manning Larry Manuel Michele Maranville Kathy Marcellus Fcdele Marc hi on i Sandi Marie Myles Martin Angela Martino Regina Meaut Todd Migues Timmy Miles Gonnie Miller Hamet Miller Lee Miller 202 Lynn Miller Tracey Miller Enc Mills Laura Mims Debbie Moatr Rose Mohammed Debra Moore JilJ Moore Made Moore Mark Moriock Tom Moyers Kerne Murray Tracy Murrell Sherri Nelson Nguyet Nguyen Lee Nix Anthony Norman Patty Novotny Susan Ogletree William Owen Laune Pace June Parker Fred Paul Sherilyn Payne Robin Perez Jeff Penan Vivian Peny Rene Petro Karen Peyton Lydia Peyton 203 Susan Pickich Joey Pisarich Man Polovich Bobby Powell Rhonda Pownall Jay Pratt Troy Premeaux Charles Pringle Eddie Quave Kim Rainey Darrel Ramsey Jerrod Reaux Michelle Reichner Darlene Richard Laune Richard Jimmy Richardson Cathy Rieffel David Roberson Lon Roberts Gretchen Robinson Priscilla Robinson Maureen Rogers Randy Rogers Stacie Ronsonet 204 Dwayne Rooney Rolald Rosado John Rossi Michael Rossicle Landa Ruffin Debbie Rushing Donna Rutherford Gina Sabbanm Joe Sablich Roy Sane Noah Saunders John Schlicher Allen Schrieber Manon Semski Kenny Senseney Gail Seymour Wendy Shaw Angela Shelby Leah Shemper Buddy Simpson Sheila Sims Becky Sindle Danny Skrmctta David Slay Greg Smilek Charles Smith Herbert Smith James Smith Joanne Smith Spencer Smith 205 Susan Sommer Martha Spires James Stanley Cathy Stevens Becky Stew an lisa Stew an Alois Stockstill Jana Straight Donna Strickland Caroline Strong Richard Strong Steven St rube Julie Sue Iter Shenan Summerlin Mary Sum rail Michelle Talbott David Talley John Tate Marcella Taylor Monica Thames Connie Thibodeaux Gndy Thomas Analiesa Thompson Brian Thompson Scott Thompson Sheron Thompson Paul Tillman Rmny Toe he Veronica Todd Jeff Tompkins 206 Danny Trahan Loo Travis Milron Travis John Trevino Joanne Trombley Catherine Unger Scott Underwood Tony Valdez Linda Vanderly Melissa Van Loon Tem Vercher Barbara Viator Troy Vuyovich Alfonzo W alker Jay Walters Jimmy Ward Brent Warr Barbara Washington Charles W ashington James Webster Andy Welter Denise Weseovich Kathlene Wetzel ftiscilla White Sandra White Gndy Williams Gene Williams Nr Ida Williams Robert Williams Sheila Williams 207 Jeffrey Wilson Marry Wilson Mike Wilson Amy Wimberley Andrew Wnght Qms Wright Clarence Wnght Yolanda W right Regina Yapit Tamara Yarber Brenda Young Troy Zbyinski 208 Though much is taken much abides, and though We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are — One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. 209 The President Speaks The class of ’82 is the success of tomorrow, proving to themselves and others that they arc capable of working hard and getting the job done to the best of their abilities. This class has proved to be one of the hardest working classes for the 1980-81 school year, in such pro- jects as the magazine drive. The class has made strong effort to strive hard in getting ready for their Senior year. The class of ’82 is the Most Likely To Succeed, therefore they look forward to a great jour- ney through life. Ida Murray Juniors Journey Onwarc President m Murray Theresa Abbename Randy Acoba Jeff Adams Polly Adkins Annette Agregaard Smiley Albert Belinda Alexander Ollivettc Alexander Geneva Alexis Lola Alverson Dale Anders Lamona Anderson Mary Anderson Stacy Anderson David Armstrong Valerie Asher Patty Averett Dwayne Bacile Gregory Bailey David Baker Larry Baker Chris Barnes Kim Barrillezux Leonard Baumgarten Edward Bell Sharon Bentz W ayne Bertrand Keith Biaika Gary Bittick Michael Bittick Joanne Blair David Blane Tammy Blaylock Doug Bond Richard Bonin Loren a Bonnett Ruthie Boone Charles Bosarge Greg Bosarge Daniel Boudreaux Elizabeth Brase David Braun 211 Juniors Relax Jill Braun Freddie Breal Barbara Brice Jenny Brichta Dale Bridges Angela Brimage Lynda Britt Cathy Brosmer Pam Broussard Amelia Brumfield Gayle Brumm Debbie Bryan Todd Buck Huong Bui Karen Bull Dana Bullock Brett Bush David Bunch Jan Bunting Kevin Burdinc Billy Burton Wayne Bertrand Gina Busick Daniel Butcher Franc hot Cannan Richard Capiola 212 Juniors Excel James Catchings Toni Chainey David Chandler Rick Chatham Dennis Cherry Julia Christovich Cheryl Clark Robert Clark Dennis Clements Todd Clifford Linda Cochran Monica Cole John Collins Robert Collins Shawn Comeaux Scott Compton Dwayne Conklin Bobby Conover Jeff Cooley Denise Cooper Laurie Copeland Joanna Corban Kimberly Covington Martin Cox Andre Crawford Dylan Crawford Jeff Crawford 213 Traccy Crockett Sandra Croel Lome Curry Beth Damratoski Jill Danielson Jodi Danielson Bich Dang Lorrie Dartez Donna David Gina Davis Judy Davis Paula Davis Paulette Davis Steve Dean Suzy Deere Darlene Delcambre Edith Dellenger Mary Denning Theresa Dennis Brian Devaney James Dikes Kirk Dilbcck Charles Discher Jeff Domingue Lee Donald Terry Daughardy Mary Dove Lydia Doyle Keith Driggers Kim Drummond Brian Ducksworth Della Dunlop Joseph Elder Betty Eighmey Richard Elitzky Bobby Ellis Susan Elmore Panda Endris Tommy Esposito Clifton Eubanks William Ewing Jeffery Fairley 214 Angela Fryery Gerry Fuller Gary Fulton Catina Gaines Diane Garner Daryl Gamer Ronald Geiger David Geissmger 215 Maureen Farry Michaelle Ferry Bob Fester Marty Fifer Carla Firth Cheryl Fishman Donald Fliter Rita Floyd Dana Flynt Gilbert Fonseca Richard Fortinberry Eddie Foster William Fountain Jon Francis Mary Franklin Dawn Fredrick Yvonne French Albert Frye Randall George Deborah Gibson Joy Gilmore Clarence Gines Neil Girouard Ten Goul Vivian Griffin Robert Gronkoski David Gunn John Guzouskis Vicki Hamilton Horace Handford John Hankins Carroll Hardin Denise Harris Marvin Harris Bradley- Harnson JoAnn Hanford Patricia Hanl Mark Hansell John Haskett Andreas Haynes Merry Helgeson Linda Henderson Greg Henley Kevin Henn 216 Sivion Henson Mike Higginbotham Denise Hilbrant Jeffery Hill Ricky Hilton David Hise Rhonda Holbrook Gerald Hopkins John Howell Lisa Howell Sherman Huff Brent Hunter Pamela Huston Raymond Hutchinson Tco Huynh Lisa Jacques Jennifer Janus Jeffery Jemigan Darrell Johnson Donna Johnson Kenneth Johnson Paul Johnston Cynthia Jones Felecia Jones Jackie Jones Penny Jones 217 Juniors Look For Answers Kathy Jordan Roger Joyner Keith Kantack Scott Kea Paula Kennedy Kandace Ketchum Billy Kimberlin Cindy King Bonnie Kline David Kopsaywe Anne Kordick Penni Koslicki Shaun Kostmayer Deidre Krecker Frank Kurjack Monica Ladner Allen Landry Mike Landry Karl Landwehr Daniel Lang Kymblc Lawrence Alexis Le Batard Stephen Lee Frank Lestradc Mac Let sc her Cathy Lewis Felicia Lewis 218 Lansha Lewis Mark Logan Ephram Lowe Michael Lund Linda Lun strum Toan Ly Paula Mack Gill MacDonald Richard Madison Cheryl Maranville Karen Marchioni Allen Mareno Allan Martin Melinda Martin Johnnie Massey Suzic Massey Michael Matthews Shelly Mattina Dwight May Jeff Mellon Jacquelyn Migues Terri Miles Buster Miller Stella Miller Barney Mills Julie Monk Carol Mooneyham Barbara Moore Tony Moore Kendrick Moore Bill Montero Sandra Morris Kim Morrison Wendy Mosal Bryan Mounc James Mullis Brian Murphy Melody Murphy Ida Murray Lori Myers John Myhres Timothy McCardle Colette McCormick Kevin McCusker Stanford McDonald Mitch McDowell Clara McManus Michael McMichael Tracy McNair Brenda McNeil Patricia Nelson Joseph New baker Gan Nguyen Hai Nguyen Thanh Nguyen Thanh Nguyen Vuong Nguyen Teresa Nicovich Tanya Nolan Bayne O’Grady Robert Olier Charles Ozinga Billy Page Regina Palmer Deborah Parker Eddie Parker Deborah Patterson Kenneth Patterson 220 Juniors Are Enthusiastic Perry Patton Gena Paul Douglas Pauley Robert Payne Charles Perkins DeAun Peters Christopher Peterson Chevelle Phifer Kimberly Phillips Darrell Pickich Jackie Pickick Chantay Pierce Patrick Pierce Sandra Pierce Scott Pilncy Diana Pinto Jimmy Pitalo Dolores Pizzetta Donna Pope Pamela Powell Troy Previto Angela Pntchett Edward Pugh Mitch Pullen Kimberly Rademacher Monica Rank Fred Rankin Pat Rash Jacquelyn Ray Mark Ray Leslie Redman Cora Reed Carol Renaud Lyn Rhodes Robyn Rice Ben Richards Susan Ridgeway Nikki Robbins Tammy Roberts Duane Robertson June Rogers Sandy Romero Kurt Romero Heinrich Rose Colleen Ross Henry Ross Stacy Rowell David Sabbatini Dana Salter Tammy Samples Myra Sanders Patricia Scarborough Janel Scharr Bobbi Schaefer 222 Juniors Concentrate Karhy Schicrs Jeffery Schlosscr Nathan Schulte Sheryl Seaton Susan Seel Karol Shelby Patrick Shelby Mikki Shelton Robin Shipton Melodic Shreve Jeffery Sims Raymond Skinner Kenneth Skrmetta Susan Skrmetta Debbie Slack Richard Sliman Andre Smith Donna Smith Jennifer Smith Kenneth Smith Scott Smith Terry Smith Tina Smith Toni Smith Denise Sonnier Lisa Sonnier Anya Spillers 223 Deborah Starks Robert Stepro Johnnie Stevenson Lois Stewart Roger Stewart Paul Stockstill Karen Stoebe Claude Summitt Tracey Straight Mary Strangi John Stuart James Tate Richard Taylor Lisa Teegarden Tommy Terry Yvette Thibodeaux Chris Thompson Craig Thompson Delia Thompson Terry Thorne Ralph Tillman Shawn Toe he Terri Toe he Russell Toms Joseph Torres Damon Torricelli Teresa Towler Hung Tran Gloria Trimble June Trombley Sanya Turck Jarvis Van Norman Robin Vercher Anthony Virgilis Michelle Volta Kim Vowell Bobby Wagner Marty Wagner Steve Walker Vemitia Wallace Janet Walters Bren Ward Greg Ward Gregory W arren Cornelia Washington Rolonda Watson Donna Weaver Donnie Weaver Angie Webb Sharon Wells James West Julie West Deloris Williams Ernest Williams Gregory Williams Tommy Williams Melody Williams Robert Williams Trinia Williams Zelda Williams Angel Willis Kim Willis Lisa Willis Malinda Wilson Betty Winner Eric Wooten Chris W right Karla Wright Jeffery Wulfekuhl 225 Sophomores Set Sail Into the Future Future in the Making We the class of ’83 feel honored and proud to become a part of such a great institution as Biloxi High School. We have come a long way, uniting as one, and have turned out to be a dedicated and coop- erative class. We have worked diligently to achieve all our main goals this year and arc looking forward to achieving new ones in the years to come. Tina Ross 226 Jenny Adams Eddie Aiello Shelia Alexander Anthony Allen Loretta Allen Pam Allen Wendy Allgood Donna Amie Anthony Anderson Julie Andrews Doug Arguelles Ronald Augustin Wesley Aultman Sandy Avera Tina Bailey Cynthia Baker Debbie Baker Eddie Baker Sue Baker Mike Barbati W alter Beard Lula Beasley Jay Beauchamp Louis Beck Carla Bell Bobby Bennett Ann Berbcrette Laurie Berry George Bilbo Paula Blackwell Christine Blank Connie Bolton Sandra Boone Pam Boudreaux Jeff Boyd Carolyn Bracks Mary Bracks Scott Bright Cheryl Brimage Lisa Britt Darin Broussard Lisa Broussard 227 Monica Broussard Chns Brown Dwight Brown Kevin Brown Patrick Brown Scott Brown Tim Brown Katrina Brumfield Sandy Brumfield Vicky Bryan Peanut Buckley David Bull Shawn Bullard Shawn Bunch Steve Bunch Kim Burbridge William Bums LaMonica Burton Jeanne Butler Riley Butler Sonya Butler Larry Byrd Steve Cade Camie Cadena Kenny Campbell Sardie Canaan Bob Canal Dane Can nettc Annette Carr David Carter Janice Carter Kitty Chan Kelley Chaplauske Thi Chau Karen Cherry Kim Christy Theresa Cole Norman Coleman Louis Collins Brenda Combs Jamie Commander Keith Cook 228 Sophomores Capture the Spotlight Taure Cook Allison Cooper Steve Cooper Ban Coppage Scott Crawford Dwayne Crocket Cindy Croel Sandy Cumberland Stephanie Cumberland David Cummins Nicky Cvitanovich Trine Dahlin Huy Van Dang Mike Darlington Derrick Davis Tony Davis Gale Dean Wendy Delano Barry Delcambre Denise Demoruelle Kirk Demoruelle Rodney Deroven Susan Dixon Cindy Dodson Warren Doenges Stacy Domingue 229 Sondra Dove Dinah Doyas Dawn DuBois Lessie DuCoce Margaret Dugas Darren Dunker Bill Dunn Louis Easterling Paul Edgerton Sandy Eld ridge Judy Ellis Mike Entriken Ann Esposito Hugh Everett Chris Fairley Fred Fairley Keith Fannin Larry Fayard John Fetterhoff Susan Fink Mia Flowers Tim Fobes Tony Formica Laurie Fortenberry Vcrranda Fortenberry Greg Foster Sonya Fountain Sophomores Know a Thing Or Two 230 Linda Frazen DeAnn French Cheryl Frink Tracy Frizzell Charles Fuller Tina Fulron Carol Gaines Tracey Garland Dianne Gauthier Patncia Gauthier Dirk Gavin Barry Gavlinski Carl Gayden Scott Gclsinger Charlotte Ghiloni Felix Gines Shawn Glenn Eric Glover Tracy Gollott Becky Graham George Gray Paul Guidroz Shannon Gulledge John Gutierrez Mike Guzouskis RobGwin Ronnie Hale Dawn Hall Jack Hall Charles Hammond Randy Hammond John Hanson Renee Harbison Lea Ann Hardman Steve Hardy Alice Harrion Cassie Harris Corlandus Hams David Harris Debbie Harrison Elisa Harrison Fred Hartwell 231 Sophomores Lead the Way Debra Havelin Tommy Heben Alben Heidelberg Marla Helbeston Angie Henning Jackie Herfunh Paul Hernandez Chrissy Herring Robcn Hicks Robin Hicks Randy Hilton Christie Hoffman Tony Holden Doug Hopkins Percy Howard Tcrric Howell Monica Hubler Terry Hudson Beth Huffman John Huffman Donna Humphries Ricky Hunt Monique Hutchins Janice Hutchins Jerry Irby Keith Istrc Maurice Jackson Michael Jacobi David James Dee Dee James 232 Unda James Rodney James Anton Janca Susan Jelinslci Any Jenkins Sonya Jenkins Todd Joachim Sandra Johnson Donald Jones Felicia Jones Jessie Jones Penny Jones David Jordan Nadine Kauha Danny Kavanaugh Lee Keegan Susie Keller Colleen Kelly Charles Kennedy Eddie Kenworthy Louis Kenworthy Tony Kimsy Tony King Sheila Kozlowski Robbie Krause Joel Kriss Beth Kyle Patty Labiel Susan Laird Kanae Lambert son Cindy Laminack Chris Landry Ronald Landry 233 Tina Landry Ricky Lawrence Lynda Lawson Lee LeBlanc Roberta Lechncr Ronald Lechner Adam Legg Tammy Leleaux Kelly LeMaire Tom Lesiradc Jake Lewis Gitti Lindner Margaret Lindsay Lance Linenberger April Little Lisa Little Tom Little Debbie Lollis Karen Lorona Latisha Lowery Donna Lumbert Frank Lund Dao Ly Darlynn Lyons David Lytle Doris Mack Ramona Mack Chris Magee Ramona Magee Kent Malinosky Rozina Manning Michael Marryott Ruth Martin Rodney Mattina Tracey Mattina Rhonda May Ricky May Jade Maynor Barry McAleer Becky McAleer Cindy McCamey Christina McCardle 234 Sophomores Dazzle the Crowds Shirley McCord Robert McCrory Kristina McDaniel Denise McDonald Tammy McDonald Alvin McDonnell John McDonnell Dorannc McKibben Mike McMahan Alva McMaster Chns McNair Randy McNeil Kathy McPhie Mark McQuade Beth Mecchi Candy Middleton Robby Miles Chns Miller Lora Miller Phyllis Milligan Johnny Mills Mickey Minnis Richard Mitchell Diana Moate Tim Mohon Anthony Montgomery 235 Conrad Moody Louis Moore Tom Moore Jeff Morgan Ronny Morgan Karen Morris Darrell Moyers John Mundy Elvin Murray Steve Narbo Bill Nelson Charles Nelson Jimmy Ness David New Thom Newman Binh Nguyen Due Nguyen Minh-Tuyet Nguyen Thuan Nguyen Xuan Thu Nguyen Xuyen Nguyen Mike Nieberlein Delores Norman Bobby Ochoa David Odom Patti O’Neal Sophomores On the Brink of Discovery 236 Michael Owens Steve Pace Tommy Pantelias Michelle Parmeter Barbara Parnell David Patton Jeff Pauley Greg Payton Thomas Pendley Barry Perriot Dawn Perenzin Sue Petro Phuc Pham Anita Phillips Andrew Phoenix David Picard Sherry Pierce Jimmy Pittman James Pollard Clay Pollock Joyce Pope Billy Powers W illiam Powers Rodney Preston Kenneth Pritchett Anthony Rainey James Rainey Kathy Ramey Kim Ratcliff Cedric Rayford Eddie Reese Cun Reinmiller Henrietta Rhodes Karen Richard Nancy Richards Phyllis Richardson Kathy Rigel Christopher Robinson Lee Robinson Michelle Rogers Myma Romero Wayne Rosetti 237 Sophomores Fight for Class of '83 Tina Ross Allen Rouse Bryan Rowe Shelly Rowell Camile Sabbatini Sherri Sailors Cassondra Salter Lori Salmon David Savage Ann Schnarrs William Schram Kathleen Scott Christy Seal Tommy Searight Sheri Sebring Joe Scigler Becky Senseny Jack Severson Jane Severson Donald Shaffer Mark Shaver Alvin Shelby Anthony Sherby Todd Shena Frank Shockley Jill Shomaker Cindy Simpson 238 Sophomores Set the Beat Paula Sindlc Anna Sitton Greg Skrmetta Frank Skinner Brian Smith Darryl Smith Donna Smith Emanuel Smith Greg Smith Kathy Smith Lucilia Smith Micah Smith Michelle Smith Nancy Smith Priscilla Smith Tami Smith Tammy Smith William Sockwell Viann Sommer Rosena Spears Carolyn Spencer Dianne Spurlock Ben Stansbury Greg Stanley Vonda Steinwinder Chad Stevens Dorinda Stewart 239 Mary Stewart Robert Stewart Thomas Stewart Tim Stewart Robert Stocbe Anthony Stout Alison Scringfieki Vivian Strube Jon Suarez Sally Suelter Scott Sulko Greg Summerall Dennis Taylor Walter Taylor Ronald Thames Dusty Theriot Tony Theriot Joe Thomas Lisa Thomas Carl Thompson Chris Thompson Rodney Thompson Kim Thornton Karen Tillman Ronnie Toms John Treloar Karen Trippc Pekina Tucker Regina Tucker Mike Turner Sophomores Gain New Experience 240 Rosranne Turner Sandy Upton Leslie Van Norman Melodic Vanhooser Nancy Vice Tuan Vu Angela Wade Randall Wallace Tracy Walker James Walters Shelia Walton Angie Ward Tina Ward Karen Warman Roger Washington Tony Washington Trent Wastlcnko Melinda Weems Steve Weems Shirley Weidner Priscilla Wells Gary West Carlton Williams Doris Williams Maureen Williams Rcginal Williams Sherri Williams Glenda Williams Monica Wilson Nancy Wilson Ronnie Wilson Anna Widta Celeste Windom Keith Winstead Richard Wolvcrton Mary Woods Amanda Wright Freddie Wright Lee Ann Wright Sandra Wynn Todd Yarber Wendy Zuckerman 241 J - � • 7 c ‘ cU - 4. 0U £ - . c£la j j MMp. 7 '- ■ d a ADVERTISEMENTS 243 DIAMONDS-WATCHES-STEREOS Jgt c R E D 1 T a T E R M S ir-j i NACOL’S ® C E N __ lN T0. V S PASS ROAD AUTO PARTS INC. Best Wishes to the Class of ”81 285 6a Pass Road Phone: Biloxi, MS (601)374 2153 A Restaurant For All Tastes Pinas Steaks Spaghetti Seafood Po-Boys Short Orders 1400 E. Howard Phone:435-4611 Owner VINCENT TAUZIN | [4 HARRY J. JOACHIM Realtor-Appraiser A Office: (601)374-2010 1191 West Howard Ave. Home: Biloxi, MS (601)436-6865 2« Your GREEN LIGHT Auto Parts Store RUSTY'S AUTO PARTS 988 W. Division Biloxi, MS 39530 Eat In or Carr)- Out We Deliver Free Mon-Thurs 5 PM.-l A M Fri-Sat 5 P.M.-2 A M. 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Mississippi 39530 OLD FASHIONED HtmSEB Wendy’s has the taste! 3025 West Beach Blvd. Biloxi, MS 39531 Right Across from Aqua-Slide HATHAWAY'S PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. HENRY A. PUNZO Manager Heavy Duty Tropical Paint Edgewater Plaza Biloxi, Mississippi Phone: 388 4070 600 Caillavet St. Biloxi, MS Phone 374 4212 247 BANK METRO Biloxi 374 2020 North Bay West Biloxi 392-3030 388 5050 Member FDIC Compliments of K D CASH CURB 1334 East Howard Biloxi, MS 39530 BEAUTY SCHOOL State Academy of Cosmetology Owner: ROMA LAIN 701 W. Howard Phones: 432 8890 Biloxi, MS 39532 374 9538 If it’s Hon lei i, it’s got to be good. 800 W. Howard Biloxi, Mississippi Phone:432 7856 248 Skipper’s 3Hartnc Supply Friendly Service — Quality Products Vieux Marche Biloxi, MS 39530 1506 W. Howard Biloxi, MS 39530 374 1617 Garland Alford Skipper” Men’s Wear D.O. 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Pizza, Salad, and Spaghetti Pizza, Spaghetti, and Salad Having a Party or Meeting Call About Our Party or Meeting Room Ask the Manager tor Details 251 PASS ROAD MONOGRAMMING LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Door • Plexiglass • Door Repair Mirror Alterations 2872 A Pass Road — Biloxi, MS 39531 GREG MADDOCKS PAT MADDOCKS GINI MADDOCKS Phone:1601) 432 2935 Phone:374 8807 BANKSTON'S PAINT STORE Paint — Wallcovering — Decorative Blinds Residential — Commercial — Marine Alton Bankston 500 W. Division St. Biloxi, MS 39530 BAY GLASS AND DOOR CO. Sales, Service, and Installation 328 B-Central Ave. North Biloxi, MS 39532 24 Hr. Service Phone: (601)392-1640 VRBRUSHW T-SHIRTS y Names Scenes f Open 7 Days a Week 11:30 A.M. 11:00 P.M. Weekdays 11:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. Weekends 2938 W. Beach Boulevard Biloxi, Mississippi 374 5001 Clubs • Teams • Band members Everyone! All Freehand Designs Let your imagination run wild on an airbrush T-shirt We Cover the Coast Hwy 90 and Rodenburg North of Ede's Ltd. Ask for GAIL 700 W. Howard Ave 432-2501 At Caillevet St. 864 3475 Biloxi, MS 769 8912 For the most beautiful rooms in your home 752 The First Mississippi FIRST MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL BANK From the Coast to the Capital Member FDIC Hattiesburg, Biloxi, Lumberton, Jackson, Richland. Gautier, Bassfield, Keesler, Orange Grove, Florence, Petal, Pearl, D'Iberville, Ocean Springs, Gulfport, Mississippi 253 Poul Defrook Certified Gemologisr 601 432 6169 El 1 iot t , Jewel rY Member Amencan Gem Sociery 220 Rue Howord • Vieux Morche' • Oiloxi. MS 39530 FIESTA at the FIESTA Biloxi's Hottest Night Spot for over 30 years U.S. Highway 90 W. Beach Biloxi Largest Lighted Dance Floor on Coast If you haven’t been to MARY MAHONEYS You haven't been to the Coast. MARY MAHONEYS Old 3reUJL ouSe IIISIAIIIWI and Old Slave Quarters Lounge MAGNOLIA AND WATER STREET BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI On of fh Old � t Mowi i in Am� rko. bwill in 1737 FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL 432-0163 Open 11 o.m. 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Congratulations Class of '81 Compliments of CAPITAL BICYCLE SHOP TED COX New York Life Biloxi, Mississippi FAY'S BEAUTY UNLIMITED 503 Lameuse Street Biloxi Congratulations and Best Wishes Annette and Class of '81 Dad and Mom — Irvin and Dot Fink Compliments of MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST YMCA 1810 Government St., Ocean Springs Compliments of PASS ROAD AUTO AND SPEED PARTS 2856-A Pass Road Compliments of MORAN'S ART STUDIO North of Biloxi Lighthouse NATURALLY YOU-SKIN CARE Classes in the Art of Makeup 435-1335 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors P.J.. N.L.. G.M. Aaron, Curtis Ecology Club — 1. Afro-A...«.r- ican Club — I, 2; Track — 1, 2, 3; Black Cul- tural Society — 3.4 Adams. Mark NJHS — 1, Stage Left — 4, Junior G vitans — 4. Alexander, Naomi Majorette — 1, Marching Band — I, 2, 3. 4, Symphonic Band — 3. 4. 1«. Lt. in Band — 4. Newspaper Editor — 1, Student Council — 1, NJHS — 1, Annual Staff - 2 Alford, Patricia. Band — I, 2. 3. 4. Rag Squad — 4, Sign Language Club — 2. Allgood. Tracy Annual Editor — 1, Annual Staff - 1. 2. 3; NJHS - 1. DAR Citizenship Award — 1; Les Pctites — 2, Leo Club — ), French Gub — 2; Key Club — 4. Camelia Pageant — 3. Who's Who Among A men cm High School Students — 3. Student Council — 4; Gayfer's Teen Board — 3. 4. Snentem Representative for Teen Board — 4, Most Beautiful — 4. Anderson, Nancy: Annual staff — 2. SPNHS — 4. Stage Left —4. Alverson. Debbie Cheerleader — 1. Softball — 1; Volleyball — 1; Swim Team — 1; DECA Marketing Gub - 3. AFROTC - 3. 4. A re 11, Deborah Softball — 1, 2; Track — 2; Band — 1, 2, 3,4, Rag Squad — 4. Newspaper Editor — I; Student Council — 1, 2, 4. Ram bows — 3, 4, V P. of French Club — 3. Under the Gnp Reporter — 3, 4; Annual Staff — 3,4, Ad Editor — 3, Senior Class Editor — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Treasurer of Stage Left — 4; Student of the Month — 4. Gayfer's Teen Board — 4, Mock Homecoming Court — 4 Armistead, Renee Student Council — 2; SPNHS — 4. Stage Left — 4. Cheerleader — 2,4; Spanish Gub — 2; Annual Staff — 2,4 Arnold, Bobby Audio Vijual — 1; Band — 1, 2.3; Leo Gub — 3; DECA OJT - 4 Audo, Matthew Football — 1, 2, 3. 4. 4-H Gub — 1, German Club — 1, 2, 3; Track — 1; Stage Left — 4. Austin. Ann. Track — 1, 2, 3, 4. (Lettered). Most Valuable Track Trophy — l. Student Council — 4. Austin. Scon. Avera, Alan V1CA —“3.4. Bailey, Chantal Band — 1, 2, 3; Majorette — 1.2.3. Leo Club-2.3. DECA OJT-4 Balius, Mark Band — l.VICA — 3,4. Ballard. Anita Choir — 1; Drama — I, 2. NJHS — 1; History Club — 1, 2. 3. History Chib Secretary — 3. VICA — 3. 4. OJT — 4. Honor Roll — 1,3,4. Bandy, Butch. Baxter. Carmen Honor Roll — 1, 2. 3; Alge- bra Award — 1. Outstanding Student — 1; SPHNS — 2, 3. Mu Alpha Theta — 3. 4f NHS - 3.4; Co-Ed. of HI-TIDE - 4. Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students Bcaupre, Steve. Bedsoie. Gary Football — 1, 2. 3.4. Track — 1; Industrial Arts Award — 1. Leo Gub — 3. Key Gub — 3; Biloxians — 4. Beecher. Teresa Office — 1,2, 3.4. Belle, Caryl: Football - 1. 2. Track - 1. 2; Basketball — 1. Wrestling — 1; Inter-Act Gub — 4; FH A — 4. Bell. Angela Black Cultural Society — 4, Sec- retary of Black Cultural Society — 4. VOT — 4. Benedict. Chester: Football — 1.2. 266 SENIOR DIRECTORY Berry. Michelle Flag Corps — 1, Honor Guard — 1. NJROTC — 1; Rifle Team — 1; Junior Civitans — 2; Biloxians — 2, 3. 4. French Gub — 3.4. Stage Left — 4. Ensemble — 4. Who's Who In Music — 4. Most Tal- ented — 4. Bulks, Richard: Science Award — 1. AFROTC — 2, 3. 4; Drill Team — 3, 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 4. Blaylock. Cindy French Club — 3; D E Club — 4. Bograd, Steven Spanish Club — 1. NJHS — 1, SPHNS — 2. Cross-Country — 3. 4. (Let- tered) Boney, John: Leo Gub — 2; An Gub — 3; DECA OJT-4 Boon. Diana Cenificateof Achievement — 1. Boudreaux. Scoot DECA OJT — 4. Bounds, Billy: Hero Club — 4. Breal. Kenny Football — 1. 3. 4. A V Gub — 1; Mr MLM — I; Baseball — 1. 2, 3. 4. Leo Gub — 2, 3; Key Club — 4. Les Petite Spon- sor — 4; Most Handsome — 4. Breland. Keith Bristol, Gerald Marching Band — 1, 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 1,2, 3.4. Superior in State Solo and Ensemble — 2, 3. Drama Oub — 2. International Thespian Society — 2. Drum Major — 4; NHS — 4. Band Officer — 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students —4. Most Talented — 4 Bnrt, Carl Femwood T-Shin Design Award — 1; National Scholastics Art Award — 3. VICA - 3 Bntt, Steve National Scholastic Art Award — 3.4; Art Gub —4. Broach, Carolyn Band — 1. 2, 3. 4. FH A — 1. Leo Club — 3. Symphonic Band — 4. Band Officer - 4. Brown. Craig Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Key Gub — 2. Brown. Debbie Track — 1. Student Council — 1. 4. Outstanding Math Student — 1. Vol- leyball - 1, 2. 3. 4; Softball - 1. 2, 3. 4. Sign Language Club — 2; Explorer's Gub — ). NHS — 4; French Oub — 4. Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3. Brown. Michael Auto Mechanics — 3, 4. VICA - 3 Brown. Sidney Cutest — 1. Football — 1.2.3, 4. Lettered — 4. Track — 3 Broy, Kenneth Band — 1,2, 3,4 Burnett, Paul Football — 1. Tennis — 2. Butcher. John Band — 1. 2, 3; (President — 1. Officer — 3); DECA — 4. Byrd. Richard Football — 1, 2. 3. 4; (Let- tered). Baseball — 1, 2, 3. 4. Track — 1; French Club — 3. 4. Spanish Club — 1; NJHS — 1, Captain of Football Team — 4. Received the Pat Patterson Award — 4, Most Athletic Calhoun, Joseph NJHS — 1, Outstanding MS History, Spanish. Civics. Biology, and Geometry Student —1; Special Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4; St John's Eye Ocean Springs Com petinve Swimming — 1, 2, 3; History Gub — 1. SPNHS — 2. YMCA National Swimming and Diving Championship Qualifier — 2, 3; NHS — 3, 4. National Math Exam Award — 3. Junior Civitans — 3. Three State Swimming Records Broken-3, Student of the Month —4. Annual staff — 4. Key Gub —4. Campbell. Keith Choir Order of the Arror — 1, 2, 3. 4. Historical Society — 2; Biloxians — 2, 3. 4. Paper Staff Photographer — 3, 4. Chess Gub — 3. Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students — 4; Member of the Brotherhood — 3. Cannette, Eugene Leo Gub — 2. VICA — 3. 4 Cartier, Danielle An Club — 2, 3- Chaincy, Susan Majorene — 1, 3. Band — I. 2. 3.4, NJHS — 1; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3,4. Softbail — 3. Rag Captain — 4. Stage Left — 4; Band Officer — 4. Chan. Nancy Marching Band — 1, 2, 3. 4. Rifle Corps — 1. Band Club — 1. Symphonic Band — 2. 4. Private in Band — 2, Mu Alpha Theta — 2. 4, (Historian). French Club — 2, 4. Junior Gvitans — 4, NHS — 4. Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Students -4. Chandler, Greg Chinn. Mary Band — 1. Majorette — 1. Bilo xians — 2. 3. 4. Sextet — 2, 3. 4. Ensemble — 2, 3.4, Junior Civitans — 2; French Club — 3; MS All State Honor Chorus — 2, 3 Christine, Scott Band — 1,2. Clements. Vincent Art Gub — 1. 2. Leo Club - 2. 3. History Gub - 3. DECA - 3. 4. State DECA Convention. District IV DECA Competition — 3.4 Clower, Sherrie NJHS — 1. Gold Key Award in National Scholastic An Contest — 1, 2. 3, 4. Home Economics Award — 1. Biloxi An Association Contest — 1. Art Club — 3; (Presider t — 4). Cobb, David Key Gub — 4. Coggm, Michele V.P of Student Council — 1. Perfect Attendance Award —1. Cheerleader — 1; Annual Editor — 1. Amencan Legion Citizenship Award — 1. Student Council — 1, 2, 4; Volleyball — 2, Biloxians — 2, 3. Came- lia Pageant — 3. Mr Pibb Girl Finalist — 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Senior Class Secretary — 4. Jun- ior Instructior for Manne Biology — 4. Secre- tary-Treasurer of the Explorer's Oub — 4; Stage Left — 4 Collier, Kevin Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Collins, Karen Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4. (Let- tered). Afro-Amencan Gub — I. Softball — 2; Sign Language Club —2; B-Gub—4. Collins. Zelda Chorus — 1. Basketball — 1; Track Manager — 1, Sign Language Gub — 2; AFJROTC - 3; DECA - 4 Compton, Lisa Drum Majorette — 1. Band I. 2, 3. Library Assistant — 1; FHA — I. Les Petite — 2. Leo Club —3; Pupil accounting — Conrad. Mary Drama - 1, 2. 3. 4. NJHS - 1; Geometry Award — 1, Band — 1; Second Place Duet Acting Award — 2; Biloxians — 3. 4; Ensemble — 4. Madrigals — 4. Octet — 4. All State Choir — 4; Choral Camp Scholarship -4; NHS —4. Cook, Ralph Football — 1,2,3.4. (Lettered). Trek — 1,2,3,4; (Lettered) Coppage, Karen Marching Band — 1, 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 1, 2. 3,4; FHA — 1, Band Librarian — 2. Band Officer — 1. 2. 3. 4. Jazz Band — 3. Gayfer's Teen Board — 3. 4. Les Petites — 4. Key Gub — 4; Drum Majorette — 4. Corso, Michael Football — 1, Band — 1; VICA-2. 3; Leo Oub-2. Crawford, Charlotte An Award — 1. Art Club - 1. FHA - 2, 3,4; JROTC — 3. Stu- dent Council — 4; Hero Club — 4. Curry. Gtgl Student Council — 1, 2, An Chib — 1, 2, 4; Art Award — 1; Perfect Attendance Award — 2. David, Carol BETA Oub - 1. FHA - 1; Band — 1; Majorette — 1; Most Dependable - 1, NHS-4. VICA-4. IBT-4. Trent Lott Panel Davis, Cheryl Davis. Tammy Cheerleader — 1. Leo Gub — 2. DECA-3.4. Stage Left-4 Day. Jeff. An Award — 3; Certificate of Ment — 3; Band — 3.4, Jazz Band — 4 Delcambre, Greg. Student Council Parliamer tan an — 1.4. President of NJHS — 1, Annual Staff — 1. Student Council — 1. 2, 3. 4, Leo Club — 2. 3. Most Studious — 1. DECA — ) Who’s Who Among American High School students — 3. V P of NHS. French Club - 4 Key Club — 4. Cross-Country. Track, and Baseball Teams Manager — 4 Demourelle, Amy History Club — 3 Denning. Mary Band — 1, 3, 4. Leo Gub — 3; Explorer’s Club DesLauteurs, Jean Pierre Basketball — 4 Desporte, Julie Cheerleader — 1. Student Council — 2. Devaney, Karen Band — 1. 4. Pep Squad — 1; Annual Staff — 3, French Gub — 3. Manne Education Gub — 3, Flag Squad — 4. Concert Band — 4. Dickey, Pamela NJHS — I. FHA — 1, 2. (V P); PE Award — 1, Science Award — I. History Award — 1. English Award — 1. Choral Award — I; Civics Award — 1, His tory Club —1.2, Choir President — 1; Stu- dent Council — 3. 4. Black Cultural Society President — 4; Student Council Correspond- ing Secretary — 4. V P of Senior Gass — 4. NHS — 4; Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 4. Most Likely to Succeed Dixon. Brenda FHA — I. VICA — 3; IBT — 3; DECA — OJT Secretary — 4 Dodd. Roosevelt Honor Roll Award — 1. Melo-Teens — 2. JROTC - 3. 4. VICA - J. V.P of Black Cultural Society Doucet, Russell Football — 1. Leo Gub — 2, 3. Rip Ratz — 2, 3,4. Stage Left — 4. Dubose. Ann Y-Club — 1, Social Studies Award — 1. Home Economics Award — 1, History Gub — 2; Safety Gub — 2; Student Council — 3, 4. Jr Class Secretary — 3; Com- munity Action Group — 3. International Stu- dent Leadership Participant — 3; Lawyer's Explorer Post — 3; Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3. Basket ball Cheerleader — 4; Student Body President — 4. NHS - 4. Annual Staff - 4. Key Club — 4, Gayfer’s Teen Board — 4. Board Mem ber of Community Education Advisory Board — 4, School Winner of Century III Leader- ship Scholarship — 4. Ducksworth, Robert: Captain of Football Team —1,4; Co.-Captain of Basketball Team — 1. Football — 1, 4. Best Typist Award — 1. Ninth Grade Favorite — 1; Burkerking All South Football Team —4. Dugas, Elizabeth NJHS — 1. Home Econom ics Student of the Year — 1; Fern wood’s Hall of Fame — 1, Junior Civitans — 2,3,4. (Pres idem—3). Giridcs State Delegate — 3. Mu Alpha Theta — 4. French Club — 3. 4. NHS — 4. Senior Clast Treasurer — 4, Quill and Scroll Secretary — 4, Recording Secretary of Srudent Council — 4; Governor of the MS Magnolia District Junior Gvitans — 4. Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 4. Dusang. Damon Science Magic Show — 1, Second Place in Single. Doubles, and Team Events in City Bowling Tournament — 3 Elliot. Darrell Band - 1.2.3; DECA — 4. DE OJT-4 Entncan, Sandy Band — 1. 2, 3. Drama Club — 1. Les Petite — 2 Leo Gub —3; Art Oub — 4. Gayfer’s Teen Board — c Entnken, Billy Football — I, 2. ), 4. (Let- tered). Spanish Club — 1; SPNHS — 2. Who'� Who Among American High School Students — ), Leo Club — 3. French Club — 4. Elliot St A man i Memorial Award — 4 Etheredge. Leslie Maranatha Club —3, Stage left — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Euit, Vicky Evans, Linda Track — 1, 2; JROTC — 2; Pnncipal Advisory Committee — 2; DECA — 3. Let Petite —4 Farmer, David Football — I; Band — 1,2, 3; Protestant Youth Organization — 1. 2. 3. Boy Scout — 1,2, 3, Maranatha Club — 4. Farmer, Janet Band — 1, 3,4. Football Cheer leader — I; Track — 1; Drama Club — 1; NJHS — 1. Science Fair — I, 2, Majorette — 3.4. Protestant Youth Organization — 3,4. Farnum, Janet FHA Club — 1, Scholastic An Award — 3. 4. Art Chib — 4, French Club — 4. Field, John Spanish Club — 1. Paper Staff — J, 4, SPNHS — 2, 3. 4, (Parliamentarian — 3, President — 4); Tennis — 2, 3.4, (Lettered — 3. 4). Leo Club — 2. Stage Left — 4. (Vice- President). Student Council — 4. Fink, Annette Annual Staff — 1, 2, 3.4. FHA — 1; Honor Roll — 1; History Chib — 2; VIC A Club - 3. French Club - 4. Foster. Thomas Honor Roll — 1.3. Key Club — 2. Baseball — 2, Art Club — 4 Foia. Karen Basketball — I, 2, 3. 4. (MVP — 1. Lettered — 2. Trophy for Most Charging Fouls and Best Free Throw Percentage — 3, Coastal Zone Team — 4), Track — 1, 3. 4; (First in District Low Hurdles — 3. Fifth in Sate Low Hurdles — 3). Prinzen, Christopher Industrial Am Certifi- cate — J. Youth Conservation Corps — I. 2, 3, AFJROTC Dnll Team — 4, Seaside Singles Square Dance Qub — 4. Fulmer. Greg Track — I; (Lettered ) Foot- ball — I. 2, 3. 4. (Lettered — 1,4); Basketball — 1; NJHS — 1. Science Fair — 1,2, 3. (First Place — 1. Fifth Place — 2; Honorable Men- tion — 3); Key Club — 2. 3. 4; (Vice Presi- dent — 4). Manne Technology Award — 2; Weight Lifting — 3; (First in Harnson Cen- tral Meet) Fulton, Janice Football Cheerleader — 1. Sru dent Council — 1. NJHS — 1. Speech Award — 1; Honor Roll — 1,2, 3.4. Band — 1.2. 3. 4; Majorette — 3.4 Gariett, Dodie Les Petite — 2; LEO Qub — J Gauthier. Steven NJHS — 1. Band — 1. (Let- tered ), Football — 1. 2. 3, (Lettered — 1); Track — 1; (Lettered). Student Council — 1, 2.3. Science Fair — 1. (Second Place in Gty). Scholastic Average Award — 1. City of Biloxi Math Award — 1, Superior in Solo and Ensemble Competition — 1; DeMolay — 1,2, 3. 4. Mu Alpha Thea - 2. JETS - 2, NHS — 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students —3, 4; German Qub — 3; Homecoming Committee Chairman — 3; Stage Left — 4. Geissmger, Cindy-Lu: NJHS — 1, NHS — 3, 4. An Certificate of Ment — 3; Stage Left — 4 Gelstnger. Michael Choir — 1, 2, 3. 4. Cross Country — 2. JROTC Drill Team — 3; JROTC Color Guard — 4. Gibson, Alvanetra Office — 1; Home Eco- nomics Award — 1; Drama — 1. Teacher • Aide — 3. VOT — 4, Glcen, Johnny Football — 1, 2, 3.4, (Lettered — 1, 4. Shrimp Bowl Outstanding Defensive Back —4); Track — 1; (Lettered). Basketball — 1; (Lettered). Golf — 2, 3. 4. (Lettered — 2, 3. 4). Choir — 4. (Ensemble and Boy's Quartet ). Stage Left — 4, (Starred in The Coolest Cat in Town ). Glover. Eric Cross Country — 1. Football — 2, Teacher’s Aide — 3 Gnau, Ricky Football — l. Paper Staff — 1; JROTC - 3. 4. JROTC Dnll Team - 3. 4. Choir — 3, 4; (Ensemble — 4); Who’s Who in Music — 4 Goodwin. Laci NJHS — 1; (Secretary). Americanism Award — 1. Outstanding Math Student — I. Coaches' Award — I; Fern wood Hall of Fame — 1. F • Club — 1; Basketball — 1,2, 3.4. (All-Conference Team — 1. Cap- tain — 4). Softball — 2, 3. 4. (District VIII Team —3). Mu Alpha Theta — 2. 3. 4. His- torical Society — 3. (Treasurer). Gayfer’s Teen Board — 3. Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students — 3. NHS — 4; Most Versatile in Who's Who — 4. Pilot Club Girl of the Month — 4. Gordon, Timothy. Graham. Clay Football — I, 2; Basketball — I; Track - 1. Baseball - 1. 2. 3. 4. NJHS - 1. Sportsmanship Award — I; Americanism Award — 1. French Club — 3, 4, (Treasurer — 3; President — 4). Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. NHS — 3.4. Choir — 4. Graham. Donald Football — ). Baseball — 3, 4. Acted in Plays-(School — 1; Church — 1, 4). Green, Annette Cheerleader — 1. Band — 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council — 1; NJHS — 1; COP-OJT — 4. (Club recorder) Greer, Debra Gnffies, Stephen Tennis — I, 2. 3, 4; (Let- tered — 3, 4); Soccer — 1. 2, 3. 4. Student Council — 1, 2, 3. 4, Washington Workshops Congressional Seminar Scholarship — 2. Mu Alpha Theta — 2; Key Club — 3, 4, (Secre- tary Treasurer — 4); NHS — 4. Water Ski Club-4, Gnffin. Steven Football — I, (Lettered). Bas ketball — I, 2. 3. 4; (Lettered — I). JROTC -3.4 Guice.Lee DECA - 3.4; Ski Qub-4 Gutierrez, Laune: Football Cheerleader — I; NJHS — 1; (Sergeant at Arms) Most Beauti ful -1. LEO Oub — 2. 3. Key Chib • 4. Stu- dent Council — 2; Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students — 3; Homecoming Maid — 3,4, Beauty in Who’s Who — 4 Guyton, Elton Basketball — 1,2,4. Hadley. Troy: Tennis — 1, 2. 4; Spanish Chib — 1,2, Chess Qub — 1,2; (President — 2). Halat, Cheryl Band — 1. Majorette — 1; Annual Saff — 2. Hanson, Pete Hartel, Caroline Band — 1, Annual Staff — (Editor). NJHS - I. Choir - 2. 3. 4. (Accompanist — 2. 3. 4. Ensemble — 3. Vice- President — 4. Head Accompanist — 4); Who’s Who Among American High School Student: — 3; Who's Who in Music — 4; NHS-4. Hartman. Mara. NJHS — 1. Editor of Off- shore — 1. Outstanding Newspaper Person — i. DAR Best Speller Award — 1. Spelling Bee (Biloxi District) — 1; Choir — 2, 3; Thespian Oub — 2, 3; Sweetheart Pageant Contestant — 2; State Competition Drama Festival — 2. 3. (First in Dramatic Interpreta- tion — 2. Superior in Dramatic Interpretation — 3). Stage Left — 4. T I — 4. Gayfer’s Teen Board — 3- Harwell. Rick Band — 1. 2, 3. 4. (Captain — 4). Football — 1 Harwell, Dale Outstanding Student in Eng lish. Science, and Social Studies — 1; NJHS — 1; Chess Club - I. JROTC- 2, 3. 4; (Out standing Cadet — 3. Commander — 4. Out- standing Service Ribbon —4. Member Out- standing Flight — 3. Academic Ribbon — 3, 4). JROTC Drill Team — 3, Mu Alpha Theta — 3. 4. (Vice-President — 4). NHS — 3. 4. (President — 4). Who's Who Among Amen can High School Students — 3, Scar Student — 4, Quill and Scroll Society — 4. Quiz Bowl — 4; Voice of Democracy Local Winner — 4; Delegate to Lion’s Youth Camp — 3 Hay. Carolina Choir — 1, 2, 3. 4. Historical Society — 2. Junior Gvitans — 3, VICA — 4 Hayes. Donald Choir — I, 2, 3.4. (Ensemble — 3. 4. Quartet — 3, 4. Octet — 3. 4. Ttea surer — 4). All Sate Chorus — 3. 4. Talent Show — 3.4. (Third — 3. First and Second — 4). Junior Civitans — 3.(Vice-President). Delta State Chorus — 3. Stage Left — 4 Heaton, Lisa, FHA • 1. Drama Oub — I, 2. Thespians — 3. Ecology Club • 1. LEO Club — 2, 3. Les Petite — 2; Marine Explorers — 3. DECA - 4 Hebert. Ann-Marie Basketball Cheerleader - 1. LEO Oub - 2. 3; Key Club—4. Heckman. Roxanne Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3.4. NJHS 1. Choir — 1. Who's Who Among American high School Students —4. Henley. Ronald Historical Society — I. Presi dent. Honor Society - I, 3. 4. Band — I, 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll — 1, 3. 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 1, 2. 3. Treasurer. Junior Civitans — 3,4. Dis- trict Treasurer — 4. French Qub — 3.4. Boys Sate Delegate — 3. Who's Who Among American Hich School Students — 3; Quill and Scroll — 4, President Biloxians — 4, Sec tion Leader. Geometry Award — I. Gty of Biloxi English Award — 1. Biology Award — 1. Henntg. Cheryl. Hillard. Cornelius: Football — 1, 2. 3.4. Black Cultural Society — 1. 2. 3. 4. Melloteens — 2. S B Club -4 Hinchman. Ernest Hodge. Brent Basketball Team Manager — 3. Baseball — 4. Key Qub — 4. Holloway. Heather Honor Society — I. Drama Club — 1. Les Petite — 2. Leo Qub — 3. Key Club — 4. Who’s Who Among Amer ican High School Students — 4 Hough. Lee Ann Drama Qub — 1. Leo Qub — 2,3, Les Petite —2; Key Oub —4. Huffman, Steve Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer — 2, 3; Who’s Who Among Amen can High School Students — 3; Spanish Honor Society — 3,4; Honor Roll — 1. Chess Club — 1 Hughes. Dow Deca Qub — 4. President Homecoming Escort — 4 Humphries. Robin FHA — 1. Kiwams Club — 1. Vice Pres. Biloxians — 2, 3. 4. VICA Chib — 4. Marantha Club — 4; IBT - 4; Art Club — 2; Junior Gvitans — 3. Hunt. Cheryll Softball - I, 2. Volleyball - 2. Co-Captain Basketball — 2, Captain Bowl mg Team — 2. Hutchins, Renee Band — 1; Paper Staff — I; Drama Club —2.3; VICA - 4; T I - 4 Ishu. Chiaki. Jackson. Anita Band — 1. Afro-American Club — 3. 4. French Qub —4; Honor Roll — 4, Student Council — 4 Jackson. Franklin Football — i, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball — I; Track — 1,4. Most Athletic — 1; ROTC - 3; B Qub — 4; President Jackson, Janice: Basketball — 1.2.3.. Track — 1. Jenkins. Andrea Flag Girl — 1; Spanish Qub — 1, 4. Drama Qub — 1; Afro-American Club — 2, 3. Cheerleader — 3, School Play — 3. Student Council — 4; French Oub — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Jennings, Jill Jewell. Dennis VICA Qub - 2, 3. OJT Club — 4. Jiminez, Bryan Joachim. Steven Football — 1. 2. Most Hand some — 1. DECA Qub- 3.4. Johnson, Arthur VICA Qub — 4 Johnson. James Scouting — 1. Eagle Scout — 4 Johnson. Sherry Afro-American Club — 2, 3.4. FHA - 2.3. VOT Club - 4 Jones. Brad Band — 1,2. 3,4. Drama — 2,3, Vice Pres -3. Jones. Willie Track — 1.2. Football — 2. Juan ico. Rona FHA — I; Junior Gvitans — 2. Kauha. Clayton Mr NJHS — 1; Student Council — 1; Vice Pres Football — 1. 2, 3.4. Key Qub — 3. 4. President — 4. Mu Alpha Theta - 2 Keels. Patty Cheerleader — 1.2. 3.4, Head — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 2. 3. 4, Senior Class Favor- ite — 4, Homecoming Maid — 4 King, Crystal Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3. 4, Head — 1. Student Council — 1. Best AllAround — 1. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. French Club — 4. Koonrz. Diane Honor Society — 1, 3.4. Band — 1, 3,4; Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta — 2. 3. 4. Junior Civitans — 2, 3, 4; President — 4. Miss Girls State — 3 Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3; Quill and Scroll — 4 Komegay. John Water Skiing — 1, 2, 3. 4. Motocross — 1,2, 3.4; Soccer — 1. Langham. Marsha VICA Qub —3, 4. IBT Club-3,4 Lashbrook. Tim Band — 1; Football — I; Basketball — 1. Leonard. Jimmy Football — 1; Annual Staff — 1, 3. 4. Honor Society — 1, 4; Drama Club — 2. French Club — 1, 2, 3; Junior Gvitans — 3.4. Lepie, Mike Art Club — 4 Levine, Ann: HERO Qub — 4 Lewis. Russ Cross Country — 1; Track — 1, 2. Ski Club — 1. 2. 3. Football - 3- Little. Brian. Wrestling — 2,3. FBLA Qub — 2. Vice Pres- Little, Donald Leo Club — 2. 3. Football — 3. 4. DECA Club - 4. Baseball - 4 Loosli. Curtis: Track — 1, Biloxians — 4. Ensemble — 4. Lor or a. Sharon: Class Favonte — I. Cheer- leader Manager — 1; Student Council — 2: Leo Club — 2. 3. Baseball Batgirl — 3. Shrimp Bowl Maid of Honor — 3. Explorer Club Secretary — 3. DECA Qub Secretary — 4. Mock Homecoming — 4; DECA District Competition Finalist — 4. Lynch. Tom Football — 1, 2, 3.4. (Lettered). Spanish Qub — 1. German Club — 2. Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 4. paper Staff — 4. Stage Left —4. Student of the Month — 4. Duke of Honor at Stage Left Christmas Ball — 4. Senior Cliss Favonte — 4; Biloxians — 4. Homecoming Dance Escort —4. 267 Maffet. Mark Football — 1, 2, J, 4. (Let- tered). NJHS — 1; Band — I, 2. 3. Regional Science Fair — 1; Track — 1. Science Award — 1; History Award — 1; President of Explor er’s Gub — 3; Key Club — 3, 4; American Legion Boy's Stare— 3; NHS — 3. 4, Stage Left — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students —3. Scholar Athlete Award — 4. National Merit Semifinalist — 4. Homecoming Dance Escort — 4. Most Likely to Succeed — 4. Manning. Fred: Track(Most Valuable) — I; Track - 1. 2. 3. 4. Football (Most Valuable Back) —1. Most Athletic —I. Manuel. Larry Fnendliest — 1; Leo Club — 2, 3; Biloxi Ski Gub — 4; Rip Rata —4. Maranville. Michele NJHS - 1; Distnct Sci- ence Fair — 1; Band — I. 2. 3, 4. FHA—1. Outstanding Band Award — I; State Band Clinic — 1; Gulf Coast Band — 1, 3; Superior in State Solo and Ensemble — 1, 2. Band Offi- cer’s Club — 2; Symphonic Band — 2, 3. 4; French Gub — 3.Jazz Band —4. Biloxians — 4, Accompanist — 4; NHS — 4. Stage Left — 4. Marcellus, Cathy Marchtnoni, Fcdele Mareno. Allen Baseball — 4. Mane. Sandi Paper Staff — 1; Annual Staff — 1; Hero Gub — 4. Martino, Angela Band — 1, 2. 3. Band Cap- tain — 1; An Award — 1. VIP of the Month — 1. Band Officer - 2. 3. Leo Club — 2. 3. President of VOT Oub — 4. NHS - 4. Honor Roll — 4. McGeathy, June: History Club — 2; VICA — 3: IBT — 3; VICA Competition —4. McKee. Lynn Band — 1. Track — l. Hawai iana Club — 1,2, 3; VOT — 4 McLaren. Kenny. Football — 3- McMahan. Tom ROTC — 1. Macrama Club — 1. Ceramic Gub — 2. Thespian Club — 3. Stage Left — 4; Maid of Honor at Stage Left Chnstmas Ball — 4. Fnendliest — 4. Mcaut, Bambi Cheerleader — 1. Student Council — 1, Drill Team — 2. Class Officer — 2. Meaut, Regina Head Majorette — l. Ninth Grade Favorite — 1; Student Council — 1. Band — 1,2. 3. DECA -OJT Mender. Leslie Miller. Connie: Choir — 1. FHA — 1. 2. Bas- ketball - 1. 2. 3. 4; (Lettered — 1. 2. 3. 4). Most Valuable Player Award — 1. DECA Marketing Gub — 3,4, B Club — 4. Marine Explorer's Oub — 4. Mock, Denise Mohammed, Rosemarie Captain of Swim Team — 1; Team Captain of Delegates in VICA Club — 3; Les Petite — 3, 4(Secretary Monk, Tim. Moore. Mack VICA — 2; Black Cultural Soci- ety— 3; DECA -4 Moyers, Toni Paper Staf f — 4 Nelson. Sheri: Honor Roll — 1, 4. Honor Society — 1, German Club — 2. Sign Lan guage Club — 2. Softball — 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. HERO Oub-4. Novotny, Patty Student Council — 1. 2; Cheerleader — I. Drama Gub — 1. Leo Gub — 2; Les Petite — 2. Barbizon School of Mod eling — 2; DECA OJT — 3. Camelia Queen Pageant - 3; VICA - 4; T l OJT - 4 Owen. William Paper Staff — 1. Staff ROTC — 2, 3,4. Gvil Air Patrol — 2, 3, Ger- man Gub — 2. 3; Treasurer — 3. ROTC Color Guard — 2, 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. National Honor Society — 4; Mu Alpha Theta — 4. Exchange Student to Denmark — 4 Owens, Meche Shorthand Award — 3. Pace, Laurie Fashion Four Modeling Squad — 3, 4. MS Ski Gub — 3, 4. Paper Staff — 4, Camelia Queen Pageant — 4 Parker. Cheryl: Rainbows for Girls — 3. Sec- retary Parker. Frank Payne. Shcrlyn Basketball — 1, 2. 3. 4. Track — 1, 2, Softball — 2. Afro-American Gub — 2,3.4. FHA —2. Perez. Robin Choir — 1, 2, 3. 4. Secretary — 2; FHA — 1. Historical Society — 2; Junior Cmtans - 3. VICA - 4. IBT — 4. Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students -4. Penatt, Jeffrey Football — 2. Band — 2, Chess Club — 3. President. Stage Left — 4. President, Mock Homecoming — 4. Perry. Vivian Band — 1, 2, 3. 4. Drama Club — 1 Junior Cm tan — 2,3,4. Peno, Renee Choir — 1, 2, 3. Prim Pom Squad — 1, Drama Club —1,2, Music Award — I; PE. Award — 1. Rock Band — 1,2,3.4. Les Petite — 2, 3. History Club — 2. Superior Girls Chorus — 2, 3; French club — 3. 4; VICA Club — 4; Ticl — 4, Beauty School — 4 Miller. Harriet Honor Roll — 1. 2. Journal- ism — 1; Cheerleader — 1. Leo Club — 2. DECA-3 DE-4. Miller, Lee Drama Gub — 2, 3; Stage Left — 4; OJT-4 Miller. Tracey FHA Certificate of Award — 1; History Club — 1. Honor Roll — 1, 4. Paper Staff - 2. 3. 4; Co Editor of HI T1DE — 4; Mu Alpha Theta — 3, 4(Secretary). NHS — 3. 4. Junior Gvitans — 4. Student Council — 4. Milligan, Maureen-Bndget Cheerleader — 1, 2; Honor Roll — 1, 2. International Club — 2, Art Honors — 3; An Gub — 3; Amencan Legion Baseball Bat Girl — 3; VOT Gub Sec retary — 4 Mills, Eric NJHS — 1; President of NJHS — I. Outstanding Biology Student Award — 1, Honor Roll — 1. Perfect Attendance Award — 1; B—Team Baseball — 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Christian Youth Fellowship — 3. Junior Achievement — 3; Baseball — 3;(Lettered). NHS — 3. 4. Quill and Scroll Treasurer — 4. Peyton. Lydia: Afro — Amencan Gub — 2, 3; Softball - 2. Pickich, Sunn Annjual Staff — 1,2, 3. 4. Fea fures Editor — 3.4. Student Council — 4. Pisanch, Joey: An Award — 1, 3. An Award State Comp — 3. An Oub — 2, 3. 4. VICA — 2. 3. 4. Mock Homecoming — 4. Shrimp Bowl Flag Design — 4. Polovieh, Matt Marching Band — 2, 3; VICA Club -3.4 Pownall, Rhonda Band — 1, 3. Drum Major- ette — 1; Honor Roll — 1, 2,4. Honor Society — 1, 3.4; Key Gub — 2, 3,4, Student Council — 2, 3,4, Sophomore Class Vice President • 2; Junior Class Vice President — 3; Girls State Delegate — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4. Student Body Vice President — 4. Annual Staff — 4. Janu- ary Student of the Month — 4. Pran. Jay Football - 1. Spanish Club - 1; Vice President — 1; History Club — 2; Span ish Honor Society — 2, 3; T I — 4. Pringle. Charles Honor Society — l, 3, 4; Band - 1. 2. 3; Officer — 2. Mu Alpha Theta — 2; Drama Gub — 2, 3. 4. Treasurer — 3; Student Council — 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. French Club — 4, Homecoming Escort — 4; Annual Staff — 4; Ad Editor Quave, Edwin Band — 1,2,3.4 Rainey. Kim Basketball — 1, 2; Track and Field — 1,2, 3.4 Reaux, Jerrod, Student Council — 1, 3, Honor Society — 1. Band — 1, 2. 3, 4. Symphonic — 3.4; Officer — 2. Annual Staff — 2; VICA - 3 Junior Civitan — 4; Honor Roll —4. Reichner, Michelle: Most Talented — 1; Drama Club— 1. President, Majorette — 1,2, 3, 4. Assistant Head — 1. Band — 1, 2, 3, 4. LEO Club — 2, 3; Les Petite — 2. Homecom ing Maid — 3. 4. Bat Girl — 3. Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3, 4; Beauty — 4. Richard. Laune Cheerleader — 2. Homecom ing Pnncess — 2. Manne Biology Award — 4 Richardson, Jimmy Honor Society — 1; Football — 1 Roberson. David Honor Roll — 1, 2. Chess Club — 1. Perfect Attendance Award — 1; An Club — 2. Honor Society - 3. 4. VICA Club — 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society - 4. Quill and Scroll — 4 Roberts. Lon Honor Society — 1; Honor Roll — I, 4. Les Petite — 2. 3. Leo Club — 2. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. Gayfer’s Teen Board — 3; Stage Left — 4. Stage Left Ball Queen — 4. Beauty — 4. Robin son John Robinson. Pnscilla An Oub — 1. FHA — 1. Black Cultural Society — 2; Tennis — 3. French Club — 4 Rogers. Maureen An Club — 1; ROTC — 2; Drama Club — 3. Histoncal Society — 3, Haunted House — 3 Ronsonet. Stacy Drama Award — 1, Journal ism Award — 1. Annual Staff — 1, 2, Drama Club — 1,2, 3.4. Paper Staff — 1 Junior Gv- itans — 2. 3; Debate Team — 4 Rooney. Dwayne VICA Club — 4 Rossi, John. Rossick, Michael Band — 1,2, 3. Rowson. Catherine Rutherford. Donna Band — 1, Drama Club — 1, FHA — 1; Historical Society —2. Btlox tans — 3,4.Junior Civitans — 3. Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3, 4. Society for Distinguished Students — 3. ViCA - 4. IBT — 4. National Honor Society — 4. Sabbatim. Gina Cheerleader — 1, 3. 4. Stu- dent Council — 1. Honor Society — 1. Fnend liest — I; Citizenship Award — 1; Best Stu- dent — 1. Volleyball — 2, 3; 4. Homecoming Maid — 3, 4, Queen — 4. Junior Gvitans — 4. Miss BHS — 4. Student of the Month — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. District All -Star Volleyball — 4. Sane. Roy Band — I, 2. 3. 4. Officer — 4; Percussion Club — 4, President Schhcher, John Football —1. Basketball 1; Hall of Fame — 1. Best Student —1, Best Ail Around —1. Amencan Legion Award — 1. Honor Society — 1. Art Award — 1, 3.4. Stu- dent Council — 1. Honor Roll — 1. 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3.4, Cross Country — 3.4, Schneber. Allen Magic Show Stong Man — I. No Tardies Award — 1. ROTC — 2. 3. 4. Debate Team — 2; Chess Tournament Win- ner — 3; Trent Lott Panel Member — 4. BHS Weatherman — 4; Mayor of Biloxi — 4 Semski, Man in Cheerleader — I. Band — 2, 3; Honor Society — 1. Leo — 2. 3. Gayfer'i Teen Board — 3; VOT OJT - 4 Senseney, Kenny Paper Staff — l. Manager Honor Society — 1. 3. 4. Treasurer - i] Honor Roll — 1,4, Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3. 4 Junlot Civitans — 3,4. Distnct Seargem «. Arms — 4; Boys State Delegate — 3, Stage Left — 4. French Gub — 4. QuilJ and Sc toll — 4. Seymour, Gail Student Council — 1. 2. FHA — 1; Fnendliest — 1. Leo — 2, 3. Key Club — 4. Shaw. Wendy: Honor Society — l, 3. 4. Sci ence Fair Award 1. Candy Striper — |, 2. Ftp Club — 1. Honor Roil 1. 2. 3. 4, Swimming Instructor — l. 2. Histoncal Society — 2. Spanish Honor Society — 3. Biloxi Swim Team — 3. Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3, 4. Mu Alpha Theta-4. Shelby. Angela Black Culture Society — 4 Simpson. Buddy Band — I, 2, 3.4. Officer — 2. 3. 4, Band Award — 1. Stage Left — 4. Debate Team — 4. Baseball — 4. Homecom ing Eicon — 4. Sims, Shicla Basketball — 1. Track — 1, 2. 3. 4. Sign Language Club — 2. Volleyball — 3. 4, Les Petite — 3, 4. Road Runner Track Team — 1, Volleyball Most Valuable Player 4, District 8 Player — 4 Sindle, Becky FHA - 1.2. Of face- 3.4 Skrmctta, Danny Slay. David Choir — I. 2. 3. Fnenliest — 1. Stage Band — 3. Jazz Band — 4. School Play -4. Smilek. Greg Football — 1. 2. 3. 4. Track — 1. Basketball — I, Science Fair, City 2nd Place — I, Regional 1st Place — 1. State 4th Place — 1. Gty 1st -2. 3. Student Council — 1, 2, 3. Science Summer Camp — 1. Honor Roll — I. Key Club — 2,3, 4. JETS Gub — 2. Tennis — 2. Vice Pres of Explorers Post — 3, Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students —3, 4, Manne Resources Speaker — 3; Hooor Society — 4. Explorers Officer Association — 4 Smith. Charles Honor Roll — I. Football — I, 2. Spanish Gub — 1. French Club — 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society — 2, 3.4 Smith. James Drama Club — 1,2, 3. Drama Award — 1. Maranatha Club — 3,4. Biloxians -4. Smith, Joanne Annual Staff — 1, Editor Bowling Team — 1; Honor Roll — I, 4. Drama Club —2, 3. 4. Secretary: Paper Staff — 2. 4. Exchange Editor Beaury — 4. Junior Civitans — 4. Stage Left Chnstmas Ball Maid — 4. Smith, Spencer Sommer. Susan Majorette 1. Band — 1, 2. Honor Society — 1; Student Council — 1, VOT OJT - 4 Soule. Michael Stewart, Rosan Honor Roll — 1, 2. Afro American Club — 1; Basketball — 1; 2, 4. Track — 1. FHA — 2.4 Strickland. Donna FHA — 1. ML Alpha Theta —2. HERO Gub —4 Strong. Caroline FHA — 1; Les Rrtite — 2. ROTC — 3.4; Maranatha Club — 4. Strong, Richard Basketball — I, 3. 4, Afro- American Club — 2. FHA —3,4. Vice Pres Strube, Steve: Football — 3. Suelter, Julie Spanish Qub — I. Sophomore Treasurer — 2. Student Council — 2, 3. 4; Chairman — 3. Safety Club — 2; Treasurer, Spanish Honor Society — 3. Treasurer. Junior Treasurer — 3. Who's Who Among Amen can High School Students — 3. Cheerleader — 4. Honor Society — 4. Student Body Vice Pres Summerlin. Shenan Drama Club —1,2,3, Art Club 2. NRA — 1. President School Play — 2.POA dub—4. Summit. Claude SumraJl. Mary Annual Staff — I, 2, 3, 4. Assistant Editor — I, Editor — 4. Honor Soci- ety — 1, 3. 4. Key Oub • 2. 3. Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students — 2 Taylor. Marcella Spanish Club — 1. An Club — 2. 3.4. Newspaper Announcer —4. Taylor. Patncia Band — 1, 2. Honor Roll — ■ T. 2. ROTC — 2. 3.4; Honor Society — 2. Sci- ence Club —2. Vice Pres. German Club — 4. Vice Pres Thames. Monica Basketball — 1, 2. FHA — I; Honor Roll — 1. Black Cultural Society — 2, 3. VICA — 4 Thibodeaux. Connie 1BT — 3: VICA — 3; DE Club - 4 Thomas. Cindy Honor Roll — 1, 4. Black Cultural Society — 4; VOT OJT—4 Thompson. Analiesa Band — I, 2, 3, 4. Offi- cer — 4, Softball — 1. Mu Alpha Theta — 2. French Club — 3; Student Council — 4. Thompson. Scott Football — 1, 2, 3. 4. Most Valuable Player — 4; MVP Shnmp Bowl — 4. Gulfport Player of the Week — 4. Coastal Zone Defensive Lineman — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3. Toche. Penny Todd. Veronica Honor Society — 1. Choir — 1.2. Secretary — 1; FHA — 3. Asst Secretary VOT OJT - 4. Black Cultural Society - 4. Reporter Outstanding History Student — 1 Tompkins. Jeff Paper Staff — 1. Editor Honor Society — I. Honor Roll — I, 2. 3. 4. Cross Country — 2, 3. 4. Quiz Bowl — 2. 3.4. Mu Alpha Theta — 3; French Club — 3. Quill and Scroll — 4. Vice Pres. PRA — 4 Trahan, Danny Football — 1, 2, 3. 4, Honor Roll — I; Track — 1; French Club— 2. 3. 4; Key Club-3.4 . Leo Club-2. Trevin. John An Club — 1,2, 3.4 Unger. Kathy VanLoon, Melissa Band — 1, 2, 3. 4. Honor Society — 1. 3. 4. Library Award — 1. Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3. 4. Vice Pres— 3. Presi- dent —4. Student Council — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4 Viator, Barbara VICA — 2,4 Vuyovich. Troy History Club — 1, 2. String Member — I, 2. 3. 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3. 4. Junior Civitans — 3, 4. District Lt Gover- nor —4; French Club — 3. 4. Biloxians — 4; Ensemble Honor Society — 4. Walker. Alfonzo Afro-American dub — I, 2. Football - I, 2, 3. VICA - 3. 4 Interact Club - 4. Ward, Jimmy Warr. Brent Most Talented —1. Band — 1.2. 4. 3. Head Drummer — 1, 4. Bajeball — 2; Best Dressed — 4. Washington. Barbara Track — 1; Basketball — 1. Honor Roll — 1; Sign Language Club — 2.3. FHA-2. Washington. Charles Basketball — 1, 2, 3. 4. Track — I, 2, 3. 4; Honor Society — I; Afro- American Club — 2. Webster. Jimmy DecaOJT—4 Welter, Andy Football — I; Basketball — 1; Drama Club — 1. Vice Pres. Baseball — 2, 3, 4, Key Club — 2. 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students Wescovich. Denise FHA — 1. Leo Club —2. DEC A Marketing — 3, DECA OJT — 4 Wetzel. Kathlene. Hall of Fame — 1; Cheer leader - 1. 2. 3. 4. Head - 1. Most School Spirited — 1. Student Body Vice Pres — 1; Student Council — 1. 2, 3. 4. Annual Staff — 1. 2. 3. Editor — 1. Drama Qub — 1, Les Petite — 2, 3, 4, Honor Society — 3, 4. Junior President • 3; Homecoming Maid — 3.4. Maid of Honor — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. Senior Pres — 4, Girls State Delegate — 4 White, Priscilla Track — I, 2; Afro • Amen can Qub — 2. White, Sandra Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4. Most Athletic — 1, Student Council — 1. Black Cultural Society — 2. 3; Athletic Girl — 4. IBT Club — 4 Williams, Cindy FHA — 1, 3. Basketball Manager — I. Track Manager — 1, Choir — 1. Sign Language Club — 2. History Qub • 3; IBT — 4. Black Cultural Society — 4 Williams, NeIda Majorette — 1. Band -r 1.3. 4. Honor Society — 1. Basketball — 1; Track — 1. Student Council — 2. 3. 4. Junior Civi- tans — 2, 3. 4, School Play — 2. Stage Left — 4 Williams, Sheila Band — 1. 2. 3. 4. Majorette - I. 2. 3. 4. Head - I. Miss MLM - 1; Honor Society — L Wilson, Jeff Band — 1, 2. Student of the Year — 1. Mu Alpha Theta — 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll — 2. 3. 4. Biloxians — 3. 4. Mararutha Club — 3. 4, Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3. 4. Who’s Who in Music — 3,4, All State Honor Chorus — 3.4, Delta State Honor Chorus — 3. Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents — 4, Honor Society — 4, Parliaments nan Wilson, Marty An Awards — 3,4 Wilson. Mike Band — 1. Basketball — 1. Cutest — 1. Leo Qub — 2. Baseball — 2; Drama Club 4. Key Qub — 4. Wimberly. Amy Band — 1, 2. 3. 4. Majorette - 1.4. Key Club—1.2. Bat Girl—2. W right, Andrew W right, Clarence Football — 1; Basketball — I, 3. 4. Track — 1. 4. An Club - 2, 3. Student Council — 4. Wright, Harold Shop Manager of Auto Body 11 -4 Yarber, Tammy Spanish Club — 1; Mu Alpha Theta — 4 Young, Brenda. Basketball — 1, 2. 3. Track — 1; Afro-American Club — 1,2, 3.4. Zbysinski. Troy: Sports Award — 1. Art Award — 1. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS So many people and firms have given assistance in the making of the 1980 Indian Echo that it is impossible to list them all. Here are some of those who helped most. For Furnishing Photographs: Bill Buffington Studios Broome’s Studios Truitt Haire Tim Huffard Keith Campbell Tommy Esposito For their continuing support, without which the Indian Ehco would have to be much more expensive: Our Advertisers For furnishing information and copy assistance and letting us dis- rupt routine occasionally with picture taking, borrowing of staff, and signing: The Faculty of BHS For Backgrounds and Props: Broadwater Beach Hotel Royal D’Iberville Hotel Goofy Golf Gene Warr’s Bernic’s Thornbury’s Kuddly Kritters Village Drummer Hobbyvillc For assistance with new equipment and forbearance when dead- lines are upon us: The Administration of BHS For assistance with the production of the sports section, both pic- tures and copy: The Coaches of BHS For supporting the Indian Echo by buying it and for providing its wonderful subject matter: The Students of BHS 269 Indian Echo Staff The 1981 Indian Echo staff has worked hard to capture this one year of your voyage through life. We hope that as you continue your journey you can look back and cherish this book. The people that helped put it together are as follows. Pictured on this page are; Jane Truax — Advisor. Ads — Rhonda Pownall, Charles Pringle — Editor, and Kim Drummond. Features — Annette Fink, and Susan Pickich — Editor. Artists — Kitty Chan, Sherrie Clower, and Christ- ina Bohlin. Photographers — Terri Goul, Cal Calhoun, and Betty Wittmer — Head. Pictured on opposite page. Classes — Debbie Arell — Senior section and Senior Scrapbook, Kitty Chan — Sophomore section, and Lydia Doyle —Junior section. Organizations — Melodic Shrevc, Dana Moody, and Bobby Payne. Sports — Suzanne Petro, John Rossi, and Terri Goul — Edi- tor. Managers — Brian Devaney, Michelle Coggin, and Jimmy Leonard. Editor — Mary Sum- rail. Faculty — Kim Willis — Editor, and Donna Lambert. 270 They say to me in their awakening, you and the world you live in are but a grain of sand upon the inf inite shore of an infinite sea. And in my dream I say to them, I'm the infinite sea, and all worlds are but grains of sand upon my shore Kahlil Gibran 777 pv