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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1982 volume:

NDIAN ECHO Biloxi Senior High School Biloxi, Mississippi Kim Willis — Editor Jane Truax — Advisor INDIAN ECHO 1982 VOLUME 44 Jane Truax Advisor Kim Willis Editor Kim Willis Student Life Editor Debbie Patterson. Kitty Chan Associates Suzanne Bienvenue Faculty Editor Bobby Payne Clubs Editor John Gutierrez, George Jessie Associates Suzette Bienvenue, Mark McQuade Sports Editors Teri Goul Sports Advisor Debbie Patterson, Donna Pope Senior Class Section Editors Gale Dean, Louis Easterling Junior, Sophomore Class Section Editors Kitty Chan Ads Editor Pam Crotwell Associate Kim Willis 1982 Scapbook Sharon Bcntz, Mike Lund Associates Brian Devaney Business Manager Kitty Chan Artist Melodic Shrcve Typist Teri Goul, Betty Wittmer Head Photographers 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Kitty Chan, Pam Crotwell, Louis Easterling John Gutierrez, Ben Stansbury Photographers HEADLINERS Dedication 16 Student Life 18 REGULAR FEATURES Faculty.................52 Clubs ................. 82 Sports 128 Classes 174 Ads 224 Above Left: September and football season go hand in hand, as this ex- uberant group of cheerleaders illustrates. Right: Suzanne Bienvenue is one of many student body members who regularly arrive on campus by bus. 1982 marks the fourth year of free bus service for students living more than one mile from the school. 4 Above: Wally Taylor opts for one of the healthiest and least expensive forms of transit — bicycling! School Days, School Days After three months of freedom, school bells tolled again on September 2, and the 1982 school year was underway. “Back to school” meant returning to the daily grind of alarm clocks and homework, but many students looked forward to a pro- mising new football season, the arrival of class rings, and cat- ching up on all the latest gossip. Left: Chris Dwelle demonstrates what the well-dressed preppy egg baby wore for fall. Caring for egg babies for two days was one of the first assignments of the term in Child Development classes. Below Right: Many Biloxi High students exercised the privilege of driving their own cars to school. In spite of excessive gas costs, it remains the favored form of transportation. 5 Heatwave Thanks to customary high nineties temperatures, the Biloxi School System operated on a half-day basis until September 25. As Biloxi High was one of the few local “air cooled schools, floor fans and water fountains were put to good use during the first sweltering month of the school year. Students welcomed half days as an opportunity to make sum- mer fun last just a big longer, but unfortunate facul- ty members were required to remain in the sizzling classrooms until 4:00 PM every day. Above Left: Muppet Miss Piggy provided the inspira- tion for this entry in the an- nual Gulf Publishing Com- pany Sand Sculpture Con- test. held on September 19. tilled Piggy's Pearl of the Ocean. Above Right: Ron- nie Wilson beams in satisfaction at having a fan all to himself during a par- ticularly warm afternoon. Right Far Right: Cafeteria lunch sales suffered an all- time low during half days. Few students had the ap- petite to down a midday meal whan A lunch started at 10:20 A.M. 6 Above Left: Band member Kim Drummond cools off in sum- mer bare clothes during a break in rehearsal. Above Right: Jeff Scott seeks liquid relief from blistering temperatures. Middle: A two-headed serpent is another example of the fanciful creatures that grew out of the beach at the Sand Sculpture contest. Lower Left: Coach Worthy McClure beats the noon heat with a quick dip in the pool. Lower Right: The final 1:00 PM half-day bell signaled the beginning of after-school prac- tice for Biloxi High athletes. 7 Above Left: Alan Collins splashes between the folds of the pool's protective covering, w hich helps to keep the water at a bearably warm temperature. Above Right: Robin Frey provides encourage- ment for an elementary school girl attempting to stay afloat. Right: This group of Biloxi High boys shows more interest in having those pearly whites captured by the camera than Coach Worthy McClure’s lecture on the perils of horseplay. 8 Left: Riley Butler. Taking the Plunge Biloxi High students are finally beginning to enjoy the benefits of having an Olympic sized swimming pool on the school’s grounds. Although physical education students ap- preciated the advantages of its sparkling blue waters last May, this will be its first full school year of use. Biloxi High students currently giv- ing swimming lessons to elementary school children in our new pool agree that plunging in- to the waves is a welcome alternative to overheated classrooms and a most pleasant way to revive a fading tan. 9 Below: Biloxi High’s majorettes were among the first to spot pedal pushers, making them part of their early morning pep rally uniforms. Changes: On the Local __________Front...________________ Over the course of the summer, many changes took place that would affect the daily lives of Biloxi High students. The school dress code was revised to suit the current fashion scene. As pants went to all lengths, girls were permitted to wear slacks such as knickers or pedal pushers, provided that they covered the knee. In the name of comfort, both the male and female population of Biloxi High were allowed at last to attend class in tank tops. After several years of construction, the widening of Pass Road neared completion. Mississippi was eyed as a likely candidate for a nuclear waste site, and Coastians joined forces in protest. Above Right: Romantic blouses, low-heeled pumps, and newly-authorized knickers made fashion news this fall. Above: A typical sight during the reconstruction of Pass Road. Left: Junior John Gutierrez did his part to help the cause of the anti-nuclear waste movement. Right: This familiar orange sign has been a Pass Road staple for years. 5!ssissiPPi FREE OF nuclear waste Left: Any male arriving at school in this type of top last year would probably have been sent home. The updated dress code now allows James Allen to wear his muscle shirt in peace. Above Right: Yet another supporter of Citizens Against Nuclear Disposal. 11 Above Left: Lack of financial aid under the Reagan ad- ministration forced students to fine means of paying for their future educations. Business was brisk well through the start of school for Dipper Dan employees Darin Cole, Sheryl Seaton, and Scott Kea. Above Right: Virtually every major fashion magazine ran a feature on the Lady Di cut and how to get it, which just goes to show that senior Linda Cochran was ahead of her time — she's worn her hair in this pretty style for years! Middle: Limited government funding boosted school lunch prices from sixty to ninety cents. Some students preferred to ap- ply the money toward an afternoon snack at McDonald's. Lower Left: Biloxi High's baseball team kept its spirit high despite the strike that crippled major league baseball for the summer. 12 Nationwide Nationwide, President Reagan’s proposed budget cuts made headlines, with financial aid for college students and school lunch programs being slashed. Sports fans mourned the major league baseball strike, which lasted through most of the summer months. Royal romance sparked inter- national interest, as England’s Prince Charles headed for the altar to wed Lady Diana Spencer on July 29. Left: Ronald Reagan with wife Nan- cy in a pre-election appearance at the August 3, 1980. Neshoba County Fair, held in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Left: June 2 elections made Gerald Blessey Biloxi’s first mayor under the city council form of government. Above Right: Reagan onstage with Congressman Trent Lott at the county fair. 13 16 Nell Bishop: A Special Kind of Teacher It has been said that a student is lucky to have had one really good teacher in his or her lifetime. Nell Bishop falls into this category of teachers. She has been a faculty member at Biloxi High for six years, serving as the chair- man of the mathematics department for the last five. Her students describe her as warm, bright, and efficient. She teaches with a rare zeal and serves as a mentor to her many ad- miring students. With this in mind, we, the annual staff, enthusiastically dedicate the 1982 Indian Echo to Ms. Nell Bishop. 18 Biloxi High’s 1981 Homecoming was kicked off with the annual Spirit Week, held on October 12-16. Dress-up days were Tacky Day, Wild West Day, Little Kids Day, Crazy Hat Day, and Indian Spirit Day. The Student Council also spon- sored the annual Spirit Chain Com- petition. Paper chain links in the col- ors red, white, and black were sold for a nickel apiece, with all money raised by the class producing the longest chain to be donated to the class treasury. First place winner was the Senior Class, with the Sophomore and Junior Classes garnering second and third positions. School was dismissed at half-day in preparation for the Homecoming Day festivities, including the tradi- tional Homecoming Parade. A Celebration of Spirit Above Left: Rhomi Tripp and Ann Esposito. Above Right: Melody Murphy and Carroll Hardin. Right: Grctchen Bishop. Cheryl Parker, and Rachel Luke. 20 Left: Sheryl Seaton, Ida Murray, and Camille Hymcl. Below Left: Patty Leave and Susan Jclinski. Below Right: Debbie Patterson and Teri Goul. 21 Bountiful Beauties The mock homecoming court, presented during the Fri- day morning, October 16, pep rally, consisted of eleven charming maids and their debonair escorts. Sil Henson, escorted by Donna Johnston, was crowned queen, with Brent Hunter, escorted by Ida Murray, serving as maid of honor. Left: Robert Gronltoski. Annie Kordek. Right: Queen Sil Henson. Donna Johnston. • v i % rv w m 22 Above Left: Maureen Farry, Wayne McGuire. Above Center: Joanna Corban, James Tate. Right: Colleen Ross, Richard Sliman Center Left: Maid of Honor Brent Hunter. Ida Mur- ray. Center Right Frank Lestrade, Karen Bull. Left: Tommy Esposito. Dee Dee Thompson. Right: Nathan Schulte. Beth Damratoski. 23 Pre-game festivities for the 1981 Biloxi High Homecoming, Friday, October 16, were highlighted by the long-awaited presentation of the traditional homecoming court. Thir- teen Biloxi High beauties were chosen as maids by the football team. Senior maids were Sharon Bentz, Gayle Brumm, Diane Garner, Kym Lawrence, Ida Murray, Susan Ridgeway, and Tammy Roberts; junior maids, Monica Broussard, Candy Middleton, Lisa Thomas, and Maureen Williams; sophomore maids, Rose Ann Mattina and Sonya White. Escorts for the event were Wayne Bertrand, Rich Capiola, Scott Compton, Tommy Esposito, Randall George, Sil Henson, Brent Hunter, Mike Lund, Wayne McGuire, Ben Richards, Patrick Shelby, Richard Sliman, and Roger Stewart. Serving as crown bearer and flower girls were Johnny Fayard and Nicole Surian. Right, Middle Right: Sharon Bentz smiles radiantly as she receives a congratulatory kiss from principal Frank Sabbatini after being crowned 1981 Homecoming Queen. Far Right: Attending Sharon and her court were crown bearer Johnny Fayard and flower girl Nicole Surian. Sharon Bentz Reigns Over 1981 Court Vivacious Sharon Bentz was honored as queen of Biloxi High’s 1981 Homecoming Court. After being crowned by principal Frank Sabbatini, she was presented a dozen red roses. Sharon was escorted by Student Body President Mike Lund. Ida Murray was chosen as maid of honor. Her escort for the evening was Brent Hunter. I fi Susan Ridgeway Roger Stewart t r Diane Garner Randall George Kym Lawrence Rich Capiola Tammy Roberts Ben Richards Monica Broussard Wayne Bertrand Candy Middleton Scott Compton Wayne McGuire Tomm '{0 27 Seniors Chris Barnes and Sharon Bentz were elected Mr. and Miss BUS for the 1982 school year. Chris, a consistent letter- man, has played football for the past four years. Named “Most Outstanding Defen- sive Linesman in the 1981 Shrimp Bowl, Chris is a member of the B-Club, the Key Club, and DECA. He is an honor roll stu- dent and was voted “Class Favorite in his freshman year. Sharon Bentz reigns as Homecoming Queen, Biloxi’s Junior Miss, and the 1981 Camellia Queen. She has been a Student Council representative for four years and a member of the concert, symphonic and marching bands, currently serving as head majorette. An honor roll student, as well as being a member of the National Honor Society, Sharon was named “Miss FJH as a freshman and “Class Favorite in her junior year. She is an active member in many clubs, including the Gayfcrs’ Teen Board and the annual staff. Sharon was chosen to the Hall of Fame for 1982. MR. and MISS BHS Chris Barnes Sharon Bentz 28 BEAUTIE; 'ktii 1 Dana Moody Ida Murray Dee Dee Thompson 33 CUTEST Jeff Hill Julia Christovich MOST TALENTED Nathan Schulte Sil Henson Pam Broussard Debby Starks FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY MOST TO SUCCEED VERSATILE Roger Stewart Mark Ray Cindy King Suzy Deere BEST DRESSED Patrick Shelby Susan Elmore WITTIEST David Bunch Lisa Teegarden JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Tk 4 M'd t Todd Joachim Vonda Stein winder Ed Bell Sharon Bentz Dan Butcher Multi-talented Ed Bell has been a three-year member of the Student Coun- cil, where he is parliamentarian, and a four-year member of the symphonic, jazz, and marching bands, serving as drum ma- jor as a freshman and an officer for the past two years. An honor roll student, Ed has won many awards in the fields of math and science, and is the state president of Mu Alpha Theta. He is a member of the National Honor Society and the Quiz Bowl Team, and was a co-editor on the an- nual staff and a paper staff photographer in his freshman year. Ed was a delegate to Boys’ State in his junior year, and is listed in “Who's Who in Music,” “America’s Outstanding Names and Faces,” the “Society of Distinguished American High School Students,” and “Who’s Who Among American High School Students.” Versatile Sharon Bentz, “Miss BHS,” has been a representative on the Student Council for four years, a page for the 1981 State Legislature, and a delegate to Girls' State. She is head majorette of the mar- ching band, having also played in the con- cert and symphonic bands, and is a member of the National Honor Society, the Key Club, Le Cercle Francais, Quill and Scroll, Gayfers’ Teen Board, and the annual staff. Honor roll student Sharon holds the titles of 1981 Homecoming Queen, Camellia Queen, and Biloxi’s Junior Miss. Voted “Miss FJH and “Class Favorite” in her freshman and junior years, she served as the bat girl for the baseball team as a sophomore. Her many accomplishments arc listed in “Who’s Who Among American High School Students.” National Merit Semi-Finalist Daniel Butcher has been a two-year member of Mu Alpha Theta and currently holds the office of president. The winner of the NEOT High Score award in his freshman year, Dan has been in the Air Force Junior ROTC for the past three years and has served in the Color Guard in his senior year. Dan was active in Quiz Bowl, serving on the practive team and as an alternate, in his sophomore and junior years. In his junior year, Dan was a Student Council representative and was in the charter class of the Na- tional Honor Society, “Who’s Who Among American High School Students”, the “Society of Distinguish- ed American High School Students,” and “America’s Outstanding Names and Faces.” 40 1982 HALL OF FAME Rich Capiola Maureen Farry Sil Henson Student Council representative Rich Capiola has been a four-year member of the Spanish National Honor Society, where he served as vice-president as a junior and is now president. An honor roll student. Rich is treasurer of the Na- tional Honor Society, which he has been a member of for the past two years. He was a member of the annual staff as a freshman, and the Marine Biology Ex- plorers Club in his junior year. Rich served as an escort in the 1981 Homecoming Court and is listed in the “Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Drum major Maureen Farry has been a four-year member of the marching band, where she is a second lieutenant, and a sec- tion leader of the concert and symphonic bands. In her freshman year, Maureen was vice-president of the Kiwanis Club, a member of the Leo Club in her sophomore year, and presently holds membership in the National Honor Society, Student Council, and the Gayfers' Teen Board. She was a Shrimp Bowl Queen Contestant in her senior year and is listed in Who's Who in Music,” the “Society of Distinguished American High School Students, and “Who’s Who Among American High School Students.” National Merit Semi-Finalist Sil Hen- son, winner of the Black Achievement Award, has played on Biloxi High’s basketball team for the last three years. He was a member of the DECA Club in his sophomore and junior years, and is cur- rently a member of the National Honor Society and the Black Cultural Society . Sil was chosen queen of the 1981 Mock Homecoming Court, and was voted “Friendliest for the 1982 school year. He is listed in the “Society of Distinguished American High School Students.” 1982 HALL OF FAME Mike Landry Kym Lawrence Mike Lund Football team defensive linebacker Mike Landry has played football throughout high school, lettering for the past two years. He was chosen as a Burger King All-Star, a member of the All-State and Big Eight Teams, and was named Most Outstanding Defensive Back. Mike has been a member of the National Honor Society and Stage Left for the past two years, and sang with the Biloxians in his sophomore and junior years. He is listed in the Society of Distinguished American High School Students.” Girls' State Delegate Kym Lawrence has been a football cheerleader for the past four years, holding the position of head cheerleader as a freshman and assistant head in her senior year. She has been a Student Council representative all throughout high school, serving as student body president in her freshman year, and is presently a member of the Gayfers' Teen Board, the National Honor Society, and the German Club, where she holds the of- fice of vice-president. As a freshman, Kym was voted “Miss FJH and was named to the Fernwood Hall of Fame. She was a member of the Leo Club as a sophomore, and was chosen as a homecoming maid for the past two years. Kym is an honor roll student and is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students.” Student Body President Mike Lund is an honor roll student, as well as being a member of the National Honor Society. Mike was a member of the football team in his freshman and sophomore years, president of the Water Skiing Club as a junior, and has been a member of Quill and Scroll and the an- nual staff in his senior year. He served as the queen's escort in the 1981 Homecoming Court, and was chosen to the “Society of Distinguished American High School Students” in his senior year. 42 Richard Sliman Roger Stewart Honor roll student Richard Sliman has been a member of the tennis team throughout high school lettering for the past three years. He has been a member of the Spanish National Honor Society, receiving the title of “Outstanding Spanish Student” as a freshman, the Key Club, where he serves as president, DECA marketing, and the National Honor Society. Richard was a member of the Student Council in his freshman year, a Mississippi State Senate page as a sophomore, and a delegate to Boys’ State in his junior year. As a senior, Richard served as a Homecoming escort, and was elected “Most Handsome. Intelligent Roger Stewart, chosen “Most Likely to Succeed and “Star Stu- dent for 1982, is a National Merit Semi- Finalist and a finalist in the National Council of Teachers of English writing competition. He is parliamentarian of the National Honor Society, vice-president of Mu Alpha Theta, where was titled “Most Outstanding Member in the State as a junior, and a member of the Qui Bowl Team, the Interact Club, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, and the tennis team. Honor roll student Roger was editor of the paper staff in his freshman year, and a member of Stage Left and Le Cercle Fran- cais as a junior. As a freshman, he was named Best Student and received awards in English, math, history, science, and citizenship, as well as being named to the Fernwood Hall of Fame. As a junior, Roger was a Boys’ State Delegate, and a charter member of Mississippi’s Gover- nor’s School. He is listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students”, “Society of Distinguished American High School Students,” and “America’s Outstanding Names and Faces.” Roger was an escort and is a co-editor of the literary magazine. Kim Willis Annual editor Kim Willis is a member of Quill and Scroll and is co-editor of the school literary magazine. A four-year honor roll student, Kim also served as an- nual editor in her freshman year and was selected “Annual Staff Member of the Year. Kim was the recipient of the outstanding typist award in her freshman year, was a member of Junior Civitans as a sophomore, and was a violinist with the Biloxi School Orchestra in her freshman and sophomore years. She received an honorable mention in the 1980 Regional Science Fair and was recently named a National Council of Teachers of English finalist. A two-year member of Le Cercle Francais and the National Honor Society, Kim is listed in the “Society of Distinguished American High School Students and “Who’s Who Among American High School Students.” Right: MISSISSIPPI STATE BAND CLINIC Carroll Hardin. Mindy Martin. Far Right: NA- TIONAL COLLEGIATE WIND ENSEMBLE Mindv Martin. David Bull. Maureen Farry. Middle Left: MAJORETTES SUPERIOR RATINGS. USM AND PICAYUNE BAND FESTIVAL Front Row: Anna Sitton. Sharon Bentz, Dee Dee Thompson, Patty Averett Back Row: Tracy Garland. Colleen Mapes, Robin Bclvel, Candy Middleton. Chrissy Herring. Jennifer Montgomery. Middle Right: GULF COAST BAND CLINIC — Front Row. Susan Burnett. Carroll Hardin. Ronna Laprarie. Camille Hymel. Melody Murphy, Diane Yelverton. Second Row: Jeff Bristol, James Hardin. Edic Dcllcngcr. Back Row: Adrian Wallace, Forrest Hoffman. Ed Bell. Randy Nieves, Fran Shelton. Not Pictured: Angela Williams. Musical Masters Right: UNITED STATES NATIONAL BAND AWARD Front Row: Joanna Corban, Maureen Farry, Tommy Esposito, Terese Nicovich, Carroll Hardin. Mindy Martin Back Row: Ed Bell, David Bull. Robert Gronkoski, Jeff Bristol, Ray Hughes, Edic Dellengr. Melody Murphy. 44 Left: WHO’S WHO IN MUSIC — Front Row: Tommy Esposito. Maureen Farry. Robert Gronkoski, Mindy Martin. Carroll Hardin, Melody Murphy. Back Row: Jeff WulfVuhl. David Bull, Forrest Hoff- man, Ray Hughes. Edic Dellcnger, Terese Nicovich, Joanna Corban Middle Left: MISSISSIPPI STATE SOLO-ENSEMBLE SUPERIOR RATINGS — Front Row: Dene Dclcuzc, Susan Burnett, Ronna Lapraric. Carroll Hardin, Fran Shelton. Back Row: Forrest Hoffman. Ray Hughes. James Hardin, Neil Vealc. Adrian Wallace, Skip Bennett. Middle Right: DRUM MAJORS SUPERIOR RATINGS. USM AND PICAYUNE BAND FESTIVAL — Tommy Esposito. Maureen Farry. Left: ALL- AMERICAN HALL OF FAME BAND AWARD Mindy Martin. Maureen Farry. 45 Right: WHO'S WHO IN MUSIC — Front Row: Cindy King. Lorcna Bonnett Back Row: Chris Peterson, Pam Broussard, Kim Vowcll, William Burns, Merry Helgcson, Stanford McDonald. Johnnie Stevenson. Not Pic- tured: Robby Ashton. Middle Left: SOUTHERN THESPIANS CON- VENTION THEATRE SCHOLARSHIPS TO USM Nathan Schulte, Second All-Star Cast; Wayne Rosetti, Outstanding Director. Middle: VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS Greg Gibson, Second Alternate; Michaelle Farry, First Place; Nathan Schulte, First Alternate. Middle Right: SCHOLASTIC ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS. CERTIFICATES OF MERIT Front Row: Eliza Harrison. Donna Stallone, Patty Rieffel. Back Row: Phuc Pham. Tony Leonard. Jamie Commander. Jeff Moran. Lower Left: SCHOLASTIC ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS, BLUE RIBBONS Elizabeth Griswold. Dana Moody. Karla Wright, Betty Wittmer. Lower Right: GAYFERS TEEN BOARD Front Row: Maureen Farry. Anna Sitton, Kym Lawrence. Cindy King Back Row: Sharon Bentz, Beth Kyle, Tina Ross. Kim Drummond. Sheryl Seaton. Artful Excellence Far Left: BILOXIANS’ CHORAL CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS — Front Row Pam Broussard, Richard Thctford Choral Camp Scholarship; Kim Vowcll Back Row: Merry Helgcson. I.ogan Skelton Choral Camp Scholarship; Dwayne Crochet. Left: BILOXI A NS-PHILLIPS COLLEGE TALENT SHOW WINNERS — Suzy Deere, Second Alternate; Wally Taylor. First Place; Lorena Bonnett, First Alternate. Mid- dle Left: SCHOLASTIC ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS, CER TIFICATES OF MERIT — Front Row: Tami Blaylock, Kim Rogers, Kirk Demourelle, Teri Goul Middle Row: George Jessie, Steve Hardy, Mark Cole. Bob Schlicher, Mike Matthews. Back Row: Betty Wittmer. Dana Moody. Kim Christy. Anita Phillips. Middle Right: STATE CHORAL CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS Kim Vowcll. Alto; Merry Helgcson, Soprano. Far Left: SCHOLASTIC ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS. GOLD KEYS Front Row: Elizabeth Griswold. Dana Moody. Back Row: Cheryl Fishman. Kim Christy. Mark Cole, Kim Rogers. Teri Goul. Left: SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS BLUE RIBBON PORTFOLIO MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR ART STU- DENT — Dana Moody. 47 Brimming With Brillianc Right STAR TEACHER AND STUDENT — Alfred Court, Roger Stewart. Left Left: YMCA YOUTH CONGRESS NOMINEES — Damon Toricelli, Ed Bell Middle: GULF COAST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AP- PRENTICES Front Row: Sheryl Seaton, Teri Goul. Back Row: Kim Willis, Carroll Hardin. Middle Right: MISSISSIPPI GOVERNORS SCHOOL CHARTER MEMBERS — Dan Butcher, Teri Goul, Roger Stewart. Above Left: MU ALPHA THETA STATE OFFICERS — Kathy Schieres, State Vice- President; Ed Bell, State President. Right: NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS — Front Row: Kathy Schieres, Dan Butcher. Teri Goul. Back Row: Roger Joyner, Dwayne Robertson, Sil Henson (Black Achievement Award). Mark Hartsell, Roger Stewart. 48 Left: GIRLS’ STATE — Front Row; Kym Lawrence, Dee Dee Thompson, Joanna Corban. Back Row: Lorena Bon nett, Sharon Bentz, Missy Voltz, Jennifer Janus. Edic Dellinger. Middle Left: WEST POINT NOMINA- TION Jeff Jernigan Middle: LEGISLATURE PAGES Front Row: Jennifer Gollot. Panda Endris. Back Row: Elizabeth Griswold. Sharon Bentz, Scott Compton. Deidre Krccker. Middle Right: NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH WRITING AWARD FINALISTS — Donna Pope. Roger Stewart. Kim Willis. Lower Left: BOYS’ STATE Front Row: Ed Bell. Frank Lestrade. Back Row: Stan- ford McDonald. Damon Torricelli, Richard Sliman, Roger Stewart. Lower Right: JUNIOR CIV1TAN DISTRICT OFFICERS Melody Murphy. Historian; Frank Lestrade. Lieutenant Governor; Beth Mecchi, Miss Junior Civitan. 49 Right BILOXI’S JUNIOR MISS Sharon Bent . Far Right CAMELLIA QUEEN CONTESTANTS Kathy Smith. First Alternate; Sharon Bent , Queen Middle Left SOCIETY OF DISTINUI 1SHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. JUNIORS Front Row Cindy Simpson. Tina Ross. Anna Sition. Kim Jones. Chrissy Richards Second Row; Christi Seal. Sandy Culumbcr. Janice Carter. Gale Dean, Kitty Chan. Mariiand Brennan Third Row Mark Cole. Gordon Sun. Trent Wazoliko. Mike Ntcbcrlcin. Connie Bolton Fourth Row: Tony King, Wayne Rosctli. John Gutierrez. Kristi Hoffman. Kathy Smith. Ron- nie Toms. Back Row Scott Brown. Thom Newman. Todd Joachim. Robert Stewart. Rodney Mattina. Not Pictured Keith Fannin. Middle Right; SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. SENIORS Front Row: Mindy Martin. Ten Goul. Maureen Farry. Debby Starks. Missi Voltz. Linda Cochran. Dee Dee Thompson Second Row Sheryl Seaton. Anya Spillcrs. Sharon Bentz. Colleen Ross, Donna Pope. Debbie Patterson. Third Row Jennifer Janus, Belinda Alex- ander. Valerie Russell. Mike Lund.. Richard Sliman. Cindy King, Kim Willis. Gyinh Bui Fourth Row. Perry Patton. Wendy Mosal. Gerald Hopkins. Kathy Schicrcs. Roger Joyner Fifth Row Randall George. Mike Landry. Ron Geiger. Joe Torres. Dan Butcher Sixth Row Roger Stewart. Mark Hartsell. Richard Capiola. Ed Bell, Paul Johnston. Brian Dcvancy Seventh Row Carroll Hardin. Pat Rash. Vince Koutnik. Jeff Schlosscr. Back Row Duane Robertson. Damon Torricelli. Silvion Hensen. John Hankins. Geroge Jessie-McNair. Not Pictured Kym Lawrence Right WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Front Row: Sharon Bent , Maureen Farrv, Tommy Esposito. Melody Murphy. Melinda Martin. Jennifer Janus. Robby Asnton. Kim Bandeaux Second Row Ten Goul. Tammy Blaylock. Joanna Corban. Suzy Deere, Dana Moody. Carroll Hardin, Patricia Nelson. Third Row Kim Willis. Edic Dellcngcr. Debbie Patterson. DccDcc Thompson. Richard Sliman. Debby Starks, Roger Joyner. Robin Shipton. Fourth Row. Stanford McDonald. Anya Spiders, Kim Vowed. Ed Bell. Kathy Schiercs. Paul Johnston. Nathan Schulte. Fifth Row: Vince Koutnik. Richard Capiola, Donna Pope, Gerald FJopkins. Sixth Row:.Sheryl Seaton. Mark Hartsell, Brian Dcvancy. Joe Torres, Roger Stewart Seventh Row: Belinda Alexander. Geroge Jessie-McNair. Damon Torricelli. Robert Gronkowski, Frank Lcstradc. Back Row: Robert Stepro. Not Pictured: Kym Lawrence. Far Left DISTRICT DECA COMPETITION Sheri Sebring. Third Place in General Merchandise. Susan Elmore. First Place in Finance and Credit Left: FAMILY LIVING AND SOCIOLOGY AWARDS Seated Jacquelyn Ray. Family Living Certificate of Award in Problem-Solving and Decision-Making. Angela Brimage. Best Skits. Felicia Lewis. Jcri Jones. Flighest Award. John Collins. Newspaper Resear- cher Not Shown: Susan Seel. Highest Award Middle Far Left 1982 VIC A AWARDS CONTESTANTS Front Row Paula Mack. Tom Migues. Tracy Brunow Second Row: Phil Coburn. Betty Eighmcy. Dwayne Duvall. Karen Stoebc, Lydia Doyle. Pam Boudreaux. Todd Yarber Back Row Dale Bridges. David Sabbatini. Joe Darlington. Jeff Robinson. David Kopszywa. Randy McNeil Not Pictured Darla First. Shannon Mitchell Middle: VOLLEYBALL AND CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS Toni Chaney. David Sabbatini. Carol Czyi Middle Right QUIZ BOWL TEAM Front Row: Roger Stewart. Ed Bell Back Row Roger Joyner, Robert Stewart. Dan Butcher. Nam Shelton. Lower Left SHRIMP BOWL QUEEN CONTESTANTS — Missy Voltz, Suzy Deere. Maureen Farry. JiH Braun Lower Right DISTRICT DECA COMPETITION MARKETING AW ARDS Chris Barnes. Second Place in Master Employee l evel Food Marketing. Dec Dee Thomp- son. Third Place in Manager Owner Level Apparel and Accessories. Richard Sliman. Second Place in Food Service. Master Employee l.cvel. 51 52 53 Our Active and Admirable Administratioi DR. OLON E. RAY — Superintendent. DR. LARRY DRAWDY — Assistant Superinten- dent of Personnel and Secondary Education. PIERRE DUGAS Purchasing Agent Cafeteria Supervisor. BRUCE STEWART — Assistant Superintendent of Business. SCHOOL BOARD — Sitting Lucy Denton; Fred Carron. President; Annette Luther. Standing; Ernest Henley. Jr.. Secretary; Reverend Elijah McGee, Vice President; Dr. Olon Ray; Don King. HELEN RUSSELL — Director of Elementary Education; Title IX Coordinator. JUDE McDONNELL — Accountant. BOB CHERRY — Administrative Assistant Title I. 54 56 Office Opts for Efficiency KENNETH DEERE — Assistant Principal JOHN BODRON — Assistant Principal. G. W. EWING — Director of Biloxi Community Education. FRANK SABBATINI — Principal RAYMOND CARTER — Special Education, Pro- gram Director. JULIE ALLEY-Secretary. MARY NELL ROUSE — Secretary 57 For Advice ... W1LLO GOODWIN — Counselor. HILDA MONTGOMERY — Counselor MARGARET ROBERTS Counselor. ROBERT JOHNSON Vocational Counselor. ROY JOHNSON — Vocational Counselor. M ELBA SMITH Vocational Secreatry. FRANCES ANDERSON — Guidance Secretary. SHIRLEY LADNER — Registrar ANN DENISON Media Director DARLENE SCHNEIDER — Media Typist. MARTHA d’ORVILLE — Biloxi District Media Center. CAROL STEWART — School Nurse. 58 59 “Ain’t Isn’t a Word!” PATRICIA CARANNA — BS. M Ed.. USM; English II. English II Adv. JANICE FIELDS — BA. Grace College; M Ed.. William Carey; English II. English IV. English IV Adv.; Sponsor of Quill and Scroll Club. ROBERT T. GILMORE — BS. USM; M.Ed.. William Carey; Basic English. English IV. English IV Adv.; Sponsor of National Honor Society. LINDA HEARD — BA. MUW; M.Ed.. William Carey; Basic English; Sophomore Class Sponsor. LOUANN HIGNIGHT — BS. M.Ed., USM; English III, English III Adv. FRANCES HORNER — BA, Nebraska State; English II. English III. ANN RAY BS, M.Ed., USM; English IV, English IV Adv. ZAN L. SKELTON — BS. USM; M.Ed.. University of Missouri; English IV, English IV Adv.; Sponsor of Indian Etchings FLORA C. SMITH BA. Tougaloo College; M.Ed., William Carey; English II. English III. KATHY TARANTO — BS. USM; M.Ed., William Carey; English II. Beg Typing; Sponsor of Football Cheerleaders. CLAIRE TURNER — BS. Delta Stale; MSE, USM; English III SARAH E. YOUNG — AA. Alan Hancock; BS. ME, USM; Sponsor of Maranatha Club. 61 Heralders of History WILLIAM D BARRETT BA, MS. Indiana University; World History. GAYLE BENTZ BS, USM; MSE, William Carey; Director of Student Activities, American Government, Problems of Democracy. ROBERT BOYDSTONE BSE. MSE. Arkansas State; World History. ALFRED H COURT 111 — BA. University of Chicago; MA, Stanford; World History. World History Adv., Sponsor of Interact Club. CHARLES E DAVIS BS, MVSU; M.Ed.. William Carey; American Government. Economics. World Relations. Sponsor of Student Council, Tennis Coach. ROBERT T. FABIANO - BS, MS, M.Ed.. USM; US History, American Government, American Government Adv.. Sponsor of Historical Society. MARILEE MADISON BS. M.Ed.; US History, US History Adv. BRIAN D. QUAVE — BS, USM; M.Ed.. William Carey; American Government. American Govern- ment Adv., World Geography. ETHEL L. TRUSSELL BS. Jackson State; MAE, Jackson Slate; US History, Basic History. Sponsor of Historical Society. MARTHA VAN ZANT BS, MUW; M.Ed.. Mississippi College; Leadership. American Govern- ment. World History. Quiz Bowl Team Coach. Spon- sor of National Honor Society. Sponsor of Student Council. RAY WHITE BA. USM; MA, William Carey; US History, American Government, Sponsor of Junior Civitan Club. ROBERT W WILLIE — BS. MSS. MSU; American Government, Sociology. US History. US History Adv. 62 64 MARY L. BUCHANAN — BS. USM: MA, University of Georgia; General Science II. Biology. Biology Adv., Physics. FRED CHEROTA BS. Tulane; M.Ed., USM; Biology, Geology. General Math. Sponsor of Stamp Club JOSEPH J. DUFFIE BS USM; M.Ed.. Loyola; Biology. Chemistry. Sponsor of the Junior Class. PATRICIA H HOWELL BS, USM; General Science I, Biology. US History. DELLA M McCAUGHAN BS.MS.AAA.USM; Marine Biology. Marine Biology II. Sponsor of the Oceanographic Explorers Post. Chairman of the Science Department, Director of the Biloxi High School Sea Grant Program. ARNELL SAUCIER — BS. MS. MSU; Biology. Space Science. DARLA VAUGHN SKIPPER — BS. MS. USM; General Science, Chemistry. Chemistry Adv.. Space Science. MARY VICTORY — AS, Vol State College. Gallatin, Tennessee; BS. USM; Aero-Space. Physics. Physics Adv., General Math II. GWENDOLYN DeMARKS - BS, Alcorn State; MS, Tennessee State; Further Study From Texas Woman’s University. Denton, Texas, USM; Housing. Sociology, Family Living, Sponsor of Junior Red Cross. GWENDOLYN JOHN — Home Economics II, Home Economics III. Sponsor of Basketball Cheerleaders ALMA JONES BS. USM; Home Economics I. Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Sponsor of FH A. SUE THOMAS — BS, USM; Family Living, Child Development JOE ALLEN — BSE. Della Stale; Driver’s Educa- tion. Offensive Line Football Coach. Sponsor of the B-Club FREDA COLLINS — BS, Mississippi College. Physical Education. Girls' Basketball. General Math. Algebra I. TOM FERRILL BS, Delta State; M.Ed., William Carey; Driver’s Education. Cross Country. Softball. BOB'GOOLSBY BS. MSU; M.Ed.. William Carey; Pupil Accounting. Defensive Line Football Coach. KEN HALL Physical Education. Boys’ Basket- ball. Defensive Secondary Football Coach. EMANUEL KILLINGSWORTH Physical Education. Receiver Football Coach. Sponsor of Black Cultural Society. JACKIE LAIRD — BS. USM; MPE. William Carey; Boys’ Basketball, Golf. WORTHY McCLURE — BS. USM; M.Ed.. William Carey; Physical Education, Swimming. CECIL POWELL BS. USM; M.Ed.. William Carey; Physical Education, Offensive Back Football Coach. JOE SABBATINI BSE. Delta State; Athletic Director. Head Football Coach. LLOYD E. SEYMOUR — BS. MS. Mississippi Col- lege; Pupil Accounting. Linebacker Coach. Sponsor of B-Club MARGOT VLIET — BA. Tulane; M.Ed.. MSV; Physical Education. Volleyball. 66 67 Typing and Trig Test Tenacity SUSAN BARNES BS. USM; M Ed .. William Carey; Algebra II, Algebra III, Trigonometry, Com- puter Science. Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta RUTH B BELL BS, M Ed . MSU; General Math 11. Geometry. Algebra II. NELL BISHOP — BS. Mississippi College; M Ed . Dicta State; General Math II. Algebra HI. Trigonometry. Calculus. CAROLYN CADNEY — BS. Alcorn State; MS. USM; General Math II. Algebra I. Geometry. Spon- sor of the Junior Class DOROTHY FOSTER — BS, University of Alabama; General Math. General Math II. Algebra I JAN IS GASTON — BS. MSCW; Algebra 1, Geometry. ANN BAYLOR — BS. MVSU: Beg Typing. General Business, Sponsor of the Senior Class. MARGARET CHESTER — BSE. Delta State; General Business, Shorthand. Accounting 1 MARY L. GILBERT BS, East Texas State University; General Business, Beg Typing. In- termediate Typing FRANCES HARTEL — MA, Mississippi College; General Business, Beg Typing. Intermediate Typing. SHERRIE POMIERSKI — BS. M Ed. USM; General Business. Accounting I. Accounting II, Chairman of the Business Education Department HELEN B TOMS BS. William Carey; Beg Typ- ing, General Business. Attendance. 69 Interested Instructors in Action SALLY L BARTLETT — BS. MS. USM; Cooperative Home Economics. Cooperative Home Economics II. Sponsor of the HERO Club. JOHNNY R. CONDE - BS. MS, USM; Trade and Industry Cooperation, Sponsor of the VICA Club. CURTIS COTTEN — BS. Mississippi Valley State; MS. USM; Auto Mechanics I, Auto Mechanics II. SHERWOOD GOFF— Masonry I. Masonry II. CHARLIE G. HILL — Vocational Metal Trades. PAUL R JOHNSON — Ed.S, USM; Building Trades I, Building Trades II. BERNELL KELLY — BS. Alcorn State; M.Ed.. William Carey; COP OJT. SOP OJT ELMO NOLAN — Auto Body I. Auto Body II. GREG RADICH — Welding I, Welding II, Sponsor of VICA Club, Faculty Advisory Board. W B ROBINSON — BS. Bethel College; MS. USM; Distributive Education I. Distributive Educa- tion II, Sponsor of the DECA OJT Club JAMES SHOT IS — Industrial Drafting I, In- dustrial Drafting II. HARRY J. SIMS — BS, Jackson State; MS, USM; Vocational Director. 70 71 72 Special Subjects for Special Students MARYALICE SMITH — BS. MS, AAA. USM; IBT COP, IBT SOP HENRY WIENIEWITZ — AS. Miss. Gulf Coast Jr. College; BS. MSU; Marketing I. Marketing II. Sponsor of DECA Marketing, Head Baseball Coach. SYLVIA BEAN BS. Delaware State College; Learning Disabilities. JANE DELCUZE — BS. M Ed.. USM; Vocational Rehabilitation. KAY GREELEY — BA. MS. USM; Learning Disabilities. GLORIA GUYTON BS. Jackson State; Related Subjects. BONNIE HAMILTON BS, USM; Vocational Rehabilitation I. SALLY JOHNSON — BAE. University of Mississippi; Learning Disabilities, Sponsor of Les Pctitcs. CAROLE RUSHING McKELLAR BA. MCD. University of Mississippi. Hearing Impaired. Sponsor of the Hearing Impaired Club. DOVEL BOLES, JR — BS. MS, USM; Drivers Education. SUE McCLURE — BS, MS, USM; Media Specialist. MARIETTA MOORE BS. Savannah State; MS. USM; Media Specialist. 73 Choice Classes Cultivate Creativity HILDA BARNES BM. MM, William Carey; Theory Ha iTnony, Varsity Singers. Ensemble, Biloxians. EARL BLESSEY — BME, MME, LSU; String Instruments. JOE CACIBAUDA BM, MM.Ed, Southeastern Louisiana; Varsity Band. Brass Band. Performing Band, Woodwind Band, Percussion Band. Sponsor of the Band Officers Club. BRUCE GARNER BMEd., USM; Varsity Band. Brass Band, Performing Band, Woodwind Band, Per- cussion Band. ANA MARIA HADEN — BS, USM; M.Ed., William Carey; Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish IV, Sponsor of the Spanish Honor Society. JOAN SHRADER — BA. Augustana College; Ger- man I, German II. German III, English II, English as a Second Language. Sponsor of the German Club. JANE TRUAX — BA, Kansas University; MA, USM; Special Education. USM; French I, French II, Annual Staff Advisor. MARSHA IVERSON — BS. USM; ABA. Mississippi Delta Jr. College; Art II. Sponsor of the Art Club. KRISTINE McGUIRE — BFA, MAE, USM; Art II. Art III, Art IV, Cross Country, Sponsor of the Art Club. GLENDON MENNA — BS, M.Ed., USM; Hi-Tide Staff, Communication Skills, Drama, Speech, Spon- sor of Stage Left. CHIEF MASTER SERGEANT JOHN C. SMITH — JROTC, Sponsor of the JROTC Drill Team, Sponsor of the JROTC Color Guard. LIEUTENANT COLONEL THOMAS A. VAR- BLE — BGS, Chlaminade, University, MA, Peppcr- dinc University, JROTC, Sponsor of the JROTC Rocket Club. Sponsor of the JROTC Model Airplane Club. 74 CAFETERIA STAFF. MAINTENANCE STAFF. JANICE SPENCER — Nurse’s Assistant. BILL ROBINSON — Physical Education Supervision. Efforts of Many Lenc 76 bright Facets to School Life 77 Biloxi High boasts an amazingly large and versatile staff of faculty members. Many of our seventy-two teachers have had careers as singers, journalists, and military personnel before accepting their present posi- tions. Educational standards have stiffened considerably, as approx- imately 86% of the faculty hold a Masters degree in some form — Masters of Education, Masters of Science, and Masters of Arts, in par- ticular. Although several staff members hail from colleges as far away as Arkansas or Nebraska, an unsurprising 86% have attended col- lege in Mississippi at one time or the other. Of the teachers educated in Mississippi, 76% of them believed in that “Eagle Fever,” having studied at the University of Southern Mississippi. Only William Carey came close in popularity, drawing a relatively small 31%. 78 100 79 100 90 — 80 — 70 — 60 — 50 — 40 — 76% of the faculty attending college in Mississippi were enrolled at the University of Southern Mississippi. 30 — 31% of the faculty attending college in Mississippi were enrolled at William Carey College. keeping It All in the Family Many faculty members are Biloxi High alumni. Teachers Joe Duffie, Gloria Guyton, and Bonnie Hamilton are but a few of the Biloxi High School graduates. Coach Lloyd Seymour played varsity football for the Indians, assistant band director Bruce Garner was voted “Most Talented,” and vocational depart- ment teacher Johnny Conde was chosen “Cutest.” Teaching is a family matter among many staff members. Husband-and-wife teams include Coach Worthy McClure and Sue McClure, and Dr. Olon Ray and Ann Ray; Principal Frank Sabbatini and Coach Joe Sabbatini are brothers; Sherrie Pomierski is the daughter of retired marching band director Prof Marion Carpenter. Faculty members Ruth Bell, Gayle Bentz, Nell Bishop. Kenneth Deere, Frank Sabbatini, Joe Sabbatini, Carol Stewart, and Helen Toms all have children currently attending Biloxi High. 81 Student Council Serves You STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Front Row: Karen Bull — Treasurer, Ed Bell Parliamentarian. Second Row: Gina Davis — In- ternal Vice President, Mike Lund — President, Tommy Esposito — External Vice President. Third Row: Colleen Ross — Recording Secretary, Joanna Corban — Historian, Ida Murray Cor- responding Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS — Martha Van Zant Charles Davis 84 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Front Row: Rose Ann Mattina, Yvette Accvedo.Sherri Fortner. Second Row. Sandra Love, Kim Johnson. Tina Levcrt. Karen Brown. Sheila Garland. Third Row: Nam Shelton, Tina Brimage, Gretchen Bishop. Camille Hymel. Polly Hanzalik. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Front Row: Tommy Newman, Beth Mecchi, Cindy Simpson. Second Row: Denise Dcmoruellc. Margaret Dugas, Candy Middleton. Dawn Hall. Becky Graham. Third Row: Karen Lorona, Tina Ross, Bobby Ochoa. Cheryl Brimage. Ramona McGee, Katrina Brumfield. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES — Front Row: Kym Lawrence, Colleen Ross. Joanna Corban, Maureen Farry. Second Row: Rich Capiola. Ed Bell, Tommy Esposito. Mike Lund. Gina Davis, Paula Davis. Third Row: Ida Murray, Donna Johnson, Linda Cochran. Dee Dee Thompson. Sharon Bcntz. Karen Bull. Paulette Davis. 85 National Honor Society OFFICERS — Front Row: Mindy Martin — Vice President, Colleen Ross — President, Deidre Krecker — Secretary. Back Row: Richard Capiola — Treasurer, Linda Cochran — Historian. Roger Stewart — Parliamentarian. Belinda Alexander Edward Bell Sharon Bentz Barbara Brice Tracy Brunow Daniel Butcher Richard Capiola Kelly Clark Linda Cochran Edie Dellenger Brian Devaney Kimberly Drummond Maureen Farry Michaelle Ferry Tcri Goul Ron Geiger Randall George Carroll Hardin John Hankins Gerald Hopkins Sil Henson Pamela Huston Jennifer Janus Geroge McNair Paul Johnston 86 Roger Joyner Vinee Koutnik Cindy King Deidre Krcckcr Penni Koslicki Dennis Landry Kym Lawrence Michael Lund Suzie Massey Melinda Martin Dana Moody Melinda Mosal Melody Murphy Deborah Patterson John Patton Donna Pope Colleen Ross Valeric Russell Richard Sliman Kathy Schicrcs Sheryl Seaton Anya Spillers Debby Starks Roger Stewart Delia Thompson Damon Torricelli Kimberly Willis Not pictured: Beth Brase 87 Above Left: Stella Miller. David Gunn. Top Right: Co-Editors; Beth Brase and Gerald Hopkins. Middle Right: Front Row: George Akin, Greg Bailey. Back Row: Michael Jones, Tammic Littcl, Mark Hartsell. Right: Scott Bright. Shane Murphy. 88 Above Left: Anna Sitton, Steve Pace. Middle Left: Patti O'Neal, Christine Blank. Above Right: Front: Leon Alexander. Back. Camie Cadena, Panda Endris. Left: Kim Christy, Jill Shoemaker. Greg Gibson. Tammy Clifton. 89 Air Force Jr. R.O.T.C. Mississippi 781st Squadron INSTRUCTORS Lt. Col. Thomas Varble (Ret.), Aerospace Education Instructor (AF.I); Chief Master Sergeant John C Smith (Ret.). Assistant Aerospace Education Instructor (AAEI). COLOR GUARD Valeric Asher. Dan Butcher. Greg Bailey. Michaelle Ferry NEW STAFF Front Row Greg Bailey. Valerie Asher. Shawn Aldridge Second Row Dirk Gavin. Alva McMastcr. Karen Cherry. Toni Chainey. Greg Payton. Olivette Alexander. Janice Hutchison. Lisa Little Back Row: Cedric Rayford. Paul Edgerton. Doranne McKib- bcn. Kelly Lcmairc. Mikki Shelton. Dan Butcher OLD STAFF Front Row: Valeric Asher. Greg Bailey. Second Row: Michaelle Ferry. June Rogers. Toni Chainey. Olivette Alexander. Lisa Little Back Row Kevin McCusker. Brent Hunter. Cornelia Washington. Janice Hutchison A FLIGHT Front Row: Olivette Alexander Second Row: Ernestine Anderson. Trina Hamilton. Anthony Hill. Anya Spillers. Eric Dickey. Janice Hutchison. Karen Cherry Se- cond Row: Kenneth Campbell. William Anderson. Tony Davis. Gwen Albert. Howard McNellcy. Jon Suarez. Doranne McKibben Back Row Kent Malinosky. Chris Fairley. Tyrone Johnson. Paul Edgerton. Freddie Wright. Louis Kenworthy. Duane Robertson B FLIGHT Front Row Kelly Lemaire. Carl Gayden Second Row: George Akin. Jenkins McGee. Paula Sue Gagliok). Robert Hull. Myrna Austin. Mimi Hanshaw. Sonya Schmidt. Jcri Jones Third Row: Brian Collars, Tami Littell. Monica Pope. Lora Allen, Sonya Butler. Flora Reed. Jackie Brown. Santa Davis. Back Row: Delores Norman. Rhonda Jones. Johnny Dixson. Walter Beard. Charles Nelson. Robert Kimscy. C FLIGHT — Front Row Mikki Shelton. Eddie Reese Second Row: Reginald Williams. Linda James, Belinda Anderson. Joy Felton. Lisa Bonin. Sandra Lowe, Lisa Little Third Row: Lisa Brannon. Scott Gclsinger. James Rainey. Stacy Davis. Kimberly Johnson. Back Row: Derrick Burton. Fred Williams. Fred Fairley. Carlo Bell D FLIGHT Front Row: Brent Hunter. Dirk Gavin. Second Row: Arthur While. Carolyn Spencer. Grey Payton. Kim Legere. Denise Cooper. Carla Sykes. Sallv Brossctt. Third Row Loretta Allen. Beryl Washington. Joseph Quavc, Crissie Clay. Alva McMastcr Back Row: Ronald Thames, Mark Denton. Shari Cowan. Ralph Cox, Richard Ferry. E FLIGHT — Front Row. Tony Chainey. Second Row: Susan Seel. Clarence Gines. Andre Smith. Michel Reed. Karol Shelby. Greg Bailey. Third Row: Cornelia Washington. Kevin McCusker. Shawn Aldridge. Michaelle Ferry. Dennis Cherry. Back Row: Greg Warren. Dan Butcher. Jeff Jernigan. Andre Crawford. June Rogers. 90 Stage Left SENIORS — Front Row: Mike Landry. Janel Schaar, Gerald Hopkins. David Gunn. Nathan Schulte. Second Row : Ron Geiger. Sandra Croel, Jennifer Leonard. Mark Hartscll. Third Row: Wally Taylor. Panda Endris. Bryan Mount. Middle Left: Nathan Schulte and Dorinda Stewart. Middle Right: Ronnie Wilson. Dennis Wall. Marcelle Rhea. Nathan Schulte. Patty O'Neal. Janel Schaar. Dorinda Stewart, and Chris Surian. Bottom: Darrin Wall and Marcelle Rhea. JUNIORS — Front Row: Priscilla Smith, Barry Pcriatt. Dorinda Stewart. Patti O’Neal. Camie Cadena. Second Row: Robby Miles, Angie Henn- ing. Mary Gwen Sawyer. Larry Byrd. Louis Easterling. Third Row: Mike McMahon. Trent Waslilenko, Wayne Rosctti, Steve Pace. Scott Bright. Ronnie Wilson. Fourth Row: David Hasen, Carol Czyz, Randy Hammond. Rodney Mattina. Shawn Bunch. Opposite Top Right: Matt Walter. SOPHOMORES — Front Row: Sherry Fortner, Randy Neves, Matthew Walter. Becky Green, Jeff S x tt. Marcelle Rhea, Collette Acevedo. Skip Bennett. Second Row: Racheal Luke. Deanna Misko, Elizabeth Griswold. Kristi Bishop. Jessica Leonard, Rick Geiger, Ralph Cox, Angie Kordek. Third Row. Dennis Wall. Yvette Acevedo. Sheila Garland, Jennifer Gollott, Chris Surian, Darrin Wall, Larry Graham, Craig Kuhn, Vandy Vela, Greg Gibson. Fourth Row: J. J. Harbison, Greg McCarthy, Gene Weems, Paul Acevedo, Jeff Miles. Joey Rclyca. Wendy Mitchell. 92 93 Below Left: Joe Cacibauda. BAND DIRECTOR Right: CORPORALS Barry Gavlinski, Missy Voltz. Above Left: Bruce Garner, ASSISTANT BAND DIRECTOR Right FIRST and SECOND LIEUTENANTS — Front Row: Melody Murphy, Cindy Simpson, Todd Joachim. Mindy Martin. Back Row: Robby Ashton. Joanna Corban, Sharon Bentz, David Bull. Ed Bell. 94 Left: PRIVATES FIRST CLASS — Front Row: Randy Nieves. Diane Yelverton Back Row: Neale Veale, Jeff Bristol. Adrian Wallace. Brent Byrd. Below Right: Robert Gronkoski. BAND CAPTAIN. Left: SERGEANTS — John Gutierrez. Ben Richards. Above Right: Maureen Farry, Tommy Esposito; BAND MAJORS. 95 Esposito, Farry Headline The Pride Jenny Adams Richelle Agregaard Gwen Albert Shawn Aldridge Stacy Anderson Julie Andrews Robby Ashton Ronald Augustin Patty Averett Mike Barbati Kim Barrilleaux Ed Bell Robin Belvel Skip Bennett Sharon Bentz Wayne Bertrand Joey Bonin Dianna Brewington Jeff Bristol Karen Brown Pam Broussard Rene Buchanan David Bull Karen Bull Shawn Bullard Susan Burnett Derrick Burton Brent Byrd David Carter Cecilia Cervantes Bob Collins Scott Compton Steve Cooper Joanna Corban Tammy Creel Mike Darlington Mike Davis Paula Davis Paulette Davis Suzy Deere Dene Delcuze Edie Dellenger Mike Deluca Kim Drummond Ken Dwelle Tommy Esposito Maureen Farry Joy Felton Gerald Ferrill Mia Flowers Eddie Foster Sonya Fountain Sheila Garland Tracy Garland Barry Gavlinski Mike Gonzales Robert Gronkoski Shannon Gulledge John Gutierrez Craig Hanlin Mimi Hanshaw Renee Harbison Carroll Hardin James Hardin Charlotte Harrison Leslie Henges Chrissy Herring Terry High Forrest Hoffman Ken Hougard Ray Hughes Camille Hymel Jennifer Janus Todd Joachim Kim Johnson Kelly Jones Lee Keegan Garth Keely Tony King Angie Kordek Annie Kordek Sheila Kozlowski Robbie Krause Deidre Krecker Rona LaPrairie Alexis LeBatard Cindy Lee Tammy LeLeaux Tony Leonard Frank Lestrade Tom Lestrade Karen Lorona Colleen Mapes Cheryl Maranville Mindy Martin Rose Ann Mattina Clara McManus Candy Middleton Terri Miles Jenny Montgomery Ken Moorer Melody Murphy Terese Nicovich Randy Nieves Donna Page Mike Payne Dawn Perenzin James Pollard Donna Pope Richard Reyna Tammy Rhodes Ben Richards Patty Rieffel Suzy Rutherford Kathy Schieres William Schram Christine Seal Jack Severson Jane Severson Fran Shelton Nam Shelton Cindy Simpson Anna Sitton Kathy Smith Dolores Stallone Donna Stallone Tim Stewart Debbie Stovall Penny Sturtevant Tina Swain James Tate Chris Thompson Dee Dee Thompson Kim Thornton Joe Torres Mike Turner Neale Veale Missy Voltz Steve Walker Adrian Wallace Sonya Wescovich Angela Williams Chuck Williams Fred Williams Robbie Williams Deborah Winn Jeff Wulfekuhl Diane Yelverton Joe Cacibauda, Director Tommy Esposito, Drum Major Bruce Garner, Assistant Director Maureen Farry, Drum Major Robert Gronkoski, Captain 96 Biloxi High School Indian Marching Band Majorettes Twirl With Talent 101 Flag Corps Lifts Banners to the Breeze 102 103 Top Left: VARSITY SINGERS OFFICERS: Lisa Britt, Secretary; Jur Trombley, President; Karen Warrnan. Section Leader; Joann Hartford Vi, President. Top Right: BILOXIANS OFFICERS - Front Row: Anna Wilt Lee Robinson, Sherry Sailors. Monica Hubler, Nancy Wilson. Steve Bunc Alison Stringfield. Back Row: Dwayne Crochet. Chris Peterson, Steve Walke Above. BILOXIANS — Front Row: Cindy Sykes. Anna Wiltz, Lorena Bor nett, Kevin Sanders. Robby Ashton. Lewis Gambill. William Burns U Robinson Latisha Lewis, Keron Waldrop, Johnnie Stevenson, Pam Broussan 2nd Row: Sherry Sailors, Elisa Harrison. Alison Stringfield. Dwayne Crochc Kurt Romero, Charles Nelson, Harvey Davis, Steve Bunch. Stanfor McDonald, Shawn Bullard, Chris Dwelle, Anna Sitton. Nancy Wilson Cindy King. 3rd Row. Merry Helgeson. Becky Graham. Robin Herschbergcr. Chan- dra Stallworth. Tony Kimsey, Tim Fobes, Tony King, Robert Wiles Steve Walker. Scott Gelsingcr. Rusty Barnes. Mel Hills. Rhomi Tripp. Diane Yelvcrton, Karen Morris. Back Row: Christie Hoffman. DeAnn French. Grct- chen Bishop. Verranda Fortenberry. Kathy Smith, Jeff Melton. Bradley Har- 2??: °tl. Kca Chris Petcrson- Jod MaPP. Cheryl Maranvillc, Glenda Willis, Patricia Nelson. Kim Vowell, Pam Burrton, Monica Hubler. Donna Humphries. 104 Biloxians Blend a Bright Harmony Top: VARSITY SINGERS — From Row: June Trombley. Laura Brown. Lisa Britt. Tami Smith. 2nd Row: Lisa Spradley. Karen Warman, Doranne McKibben, Zelda Williams. 3rd Row: Vivian Strube, Karen Tillman. Lucila Smith. Janice Hutchison. Margaret Lindsay. Back Row. Joann Hart- ford, Debbie Blank, Lisa Jackson, Dawn New. Bottom Left: SEXTET: Lorena Bonnett, Pam Broussard. Johnnie Stevenson. Anna Wiltz, Merry Helgeson, Alison Stringficld, Lorena Bonnett. Bottom Right: ACCOMPANISTS: Robby Ashton. Christie Hoffman. Cheryl Maranville, Cindy King. Chris Peterson. 105 Right: OCTET — Front Row: Cindy Sykes. Stanford McDonald. Gretchen Bishop. Chris Peterson, Kim Vowell. Back Row: Dwayne Crochet. Monica Hubler, William Burns. Below: MADRIGAL SINGERS — Front Row: Dwayne Crochet. Kim Vowell. Alison Stringfield. Monica Hubler. Stanford McDonald. Pam Broussard. Lewis Gambill. sherry Sailors. Lorena Bonnett. Anna Wiltz. Merry Helgeson. Back Row: Tim Fobcs. Chris Peterson. Johnnie Stevenson, William Burns. Kurt Romero, Cindy Sykes. Scott Kea. Gretchen Bishop. Lee Robinson, Vcr- randa Fortenberry Opposite Page: Top: POP SINGERS Cindy Sykes. William Burns, Johnnie Stevenson, Sherry Sailors. Stanford McDonald, Alison Stringfield, Kurt Romero. Monica Hubler. Kim Vowell, Scott Kea. Gretchen Bishop. Lorena Bon- nett, Chris Peterson. Verranda Fortenberry, Tim Fobcs. Merry Helgeson, Dwayne Crochet. Anna Wiltz, Lewis Gambill. Pam Broussard. QUARTET Stanford McDonald. I ,cwis Gambill. William Burns. Dwayne Crochet. BILOXIANS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Front Row: Pam Broussard, Treasurer; Merry Hclgcson. President; Lorcna Bonnctt. Vice President. Back Row: Jeff Melton. Choir Manager and Sound Technician; Kim Vowcll, Cor- responding Secretary; Stanford McDonald. Student Conductor; Johnnie Stevenson. Recording Secretary; Kurt Romero, Public Relations. 107 Football Cheerleaders Boost Indian Spirit Dana Moody 109 Success l to Europe From Biloxi High’s Back Doo Le Cercle Francais Front Row: Damon Torricelli. Sharon Bcntz, Tami Blaylock. Danny Williams. April Little. Howard McNelley, Mark Denton. Heiko Rings. Second Row: Teri Goul. Kim Willis, Gale Dean. Robert Mc- Quade. Sheryl Seaton. John Dews, Laura Thomas. Ronna LaPrarie, Chuck Thomas. Third Row: Mac Letcher. Deborah Landry. Sue Petro. Kitty Chan. Michael DcBlois. Belinda Alexander. Tammie Holmes. Ronnie Wilson. Max Tipton. Fourth Row: Cheryl Maranville, Jill Shoemaker. Gordon Sun, Kanae Lambcrtson. Mark McQuadc. Peter Vaggalis. Kenny Moody. Ha Nguyen. Fifth Row: Donna Pope. Perry Patton. Chris Dwelle. David Patton, Terry Dougharty, Scott Smith, Michael Carter, Keith Bialka. Sixth Row: Wally Taylor. Steve Pace. Keith Istrc. Scott Bright. Huy Dang. Gregory Sumrall. Dane Cannctte. Right: Damon Torricelli. President. 112 German Club Front Row. Colleen Ross. Linda Cochran. Keith Fannin — Treasurer, Kym Lawrence — Vice President. Heiko Rings — President. Joan Shrader — Sponsor. Second Row: Frank Lestrade. Steve Narbo, Tom Lcstrade, Dirk Gavin. Mario Zimmer. Third Row: Ron Geiger. David Patton, Michelle Parmenter, Maria Flolcomb, Caroline Brennan, John Guzouskis, David Savage. Fourth Row. Andrew Sparks. Bud- dy Miller. John Fahcrty, Tiny Flunt, Keith Bialka. Alan Chouest. Not Pictured: Markland Brennan — Secretary. Spanish National Honor Society Front Row: Teresa Griffin, Anita Phillips, Debbie Starks, Debbie Patterson, Christie Weaver, Loc Bui. Back Row: John Gutierrez, Michaelle Ferry. Susan Seel, Wendy Mosal, Kim Morrison. Kathy Schieres, Richard Capiola, Carol Mooncyham. Leslie Henges, Jimmy Brasc, Jodi Sorenson, Brian Collars. Annual Staff Front Row: Mark McQuadc. Tcri Goul. Belly Wittmer, Kitty Chan, Gale Dean. Second Row: Suzanne Bienvenue, Donna Pope, Debbie Patterson. Jane Truax — Sponsor. Third Row: Mclodie Shrcvc, Sharon Bentz. Kim Willis — Editor-in-Chief. Fourth Row: John Gutierrez, Mike Lund. Brian Devaney, Suzettc Bienvenue. Back Row: George Jesse-McNair, Robert Payne, Louis Easterling, Gerald Hopkins. Not Pictured: Ben Stansbury. Pam Crotwell. Art Club Front Row: Cheryl Fishman, Kim Christy, Elisa Harrison, Patty Rieffel — Vice President. Dana Moody — President, Robin Verchcr — Vice President. Second Row: Marsha Iverson Sponsor. Penni Koslicki, Shirley Taylor. Kcarn Crockett, Kim Rogers, Kris McGuire — Sponsor. Third Row: Darren Endris, Tony Janca. Neil Huffinc, John Huffman, Steve Hardy. Not Pictured: Mark Cole, Tami Blaylock, Kirk Demoruelle, Sherry Frees. Bob Schlicher, Anita Phillips. 114 lubs Develop Specialized Interests Mu Alpha Theta Fronl Row: Christine Richards. Kathy Schicrcs State Vice President. Roger Stewart — Vice Presi- dent. Dan Butcher President. Suzic Massey — Treasurer. Kitty Chan Secretary. Susan Barnes — Sponsor. Second Row: Xuyen Nguyen. Melody Mur- phy. Kim Drummond. Kearn Krockett, Dirk Gavin. Russel Crockett. Kathy Jones. Third Row: Mark Mc- Quadc. Michacllc Ferry. Fourth Row: Tom Lestradc. Perry Patton, Paula Sue Gagliola, Vickie Lawrence, Sandra Smithson. Christie Hoffman. Not Pictured: John Gutierrez, Beth Brase. Ed Bell — State President Quill and Scroll Front Row: Dwayne Balius, Garth Keely. Second Row: Renee Harbison. Kim Willis, John Gutierrez, Anthony Allen. Janice Fields — Sponsor, Roger Stewart. Mike Lund. Kim Drummond. Stella Miller. Not Pictured: Kitty Chan. 115 Variety of Interests Lends Very Les Petites Front Row: Lindy Fairly, Amy Kelly, Sherry Golden, Juanita Ellis, Susie Dix- on, Cindy Dodson, Mignon Norman, Tracy Ruffin Vice President, Cindy Lee Secretary Treasurer, Della Dunlap President. Second Row: Sally Johnson — Sponsor. Paula Blackwell. Mimi Hanshaw. Lisa Roy, Heidi Brodcncyer, Laurie Copeland, Lindy Wilson. Dcann French. Kim Carver. Patrene Hartl. Third Row: Flora Reed. Carla Wright, Sonya Wcskovich, Carla Condon, Kathy Rcddin. Deann Corely. Taurc Cook, Sherry Sailors. Fourth Row: Barbara Brice, Kelly LcMaire, Michelle Matthews. Angela Saunders, Tracy Morris. Tammy Hanen, Rhomi Tripp. Beverly Rowell. Stacy Davis. Kim Moorer. Nicole Boudy. Not Pictured: Sandra Donahue. Maranatha Front Row: Sarah Young — Sponsor, Lynda Britt, Lori Salmon. Second Row: Nancy Vice, Sonya Carswell. Shawn Beecher. Lori Miller. Glenda Willis. Third Row: David Hanson. Tammi Smith. Janice Hutchison. Lisa Bonin, Ken Patterson. Fourth Row: John Mundy, Darin Cole. Lisa Spradlcy. Dianne Gauthier. Kris Boucher, June Rogers. 116 Historical Society Front Row: Ethel Trussel — Sponsor, April Little — Secretary, Sheryl Seaton — Vice President, Robert Stepro — President, Doranne McKibbcn — Secretary, Melodie Shreve — Senior Representative, Robert Fabiano — Sponsor. Se- cond Row: Jeri Jones, Anya Spillers. Kathy Jones, Sonya Schmidt, Linda Lunstrum. Third Row: Stella Miller, Rosina Manning. Geroge Jessic- McNair. Russell Crockett. Brian Varble. Darlene Gnuschke. Fourth Row: Christine Ditzler, Robin Hershberger, Roberta Lcchner, Karen Tillman, David Jordan. Jeff Moran. Black Cultural Society Front Row: Gloria Guyton Sponsor, Patrick Shelby, Gena Paul, Ramona McGee, Sandra Love, Gina Davis, Diane Spurlock, Vernita Wallace, Ida Murray, Silvion Henson, Coach Emmanuel Killingsworth — Sponsor. Second Row: Felicia Jones. Felicia Jones. Craig Thomp- son, Tonya Price, Donna Johnson. Sheryl Seaton. Belinda Alexander, Anya Spillers. Mia Showers. Denise Cooper, Dcloris Norman. Third Row: Judy Ellis, Jackie Brown, Vikki Hamilton. Amelia Brumfield, Cheryl Brimage. Tina Lcvert, Kim Johnson, Laura Fortenberry, Kim Johnson. Tammy White, Tyrone Johnson, Amanda Wright. Fourth Row: Demetrious Burton, Sherry Cowan. Kenny Campbell. Edward Pugh. Jackie Ray. Judy Davis, Mary Anderson, Carla Bell, Sandra Winn, Brent Hunter, Arlene Hosey, An- thony Anderson. 117 Stamp Club Front Row: Fred Cherota — Sponsor, Gil McDonald. Ken Dwcllc, Michael Zuehlsorf, Robert Wiles. Not Pictured: Melody Murphy, Kitty Chan, John Gutierrez. Junior Civitans Front Row: Penny Sturtcvant, Rhomi Tripp, Monica Hubler — Sgt. at Arms, Beth Mccchi — District Miss Junior Civitan, Kathy Smith Historian, Renee Harbison — Secretary, Kim Drummond, Melody Murphy President and District Historian. Cindy Simpson — Treasurer, Joanna Corban — Reporter, Frank Lestrade — District Lt. Governor. Second Row: Ray White — Sponsor, Anna Sitton, Jill Shoemaker. Camie Cadena, Taure Cook, Suzi Keller, DeDe Parker, Kitty Chan - Chaplain. Alexis LcBatard, Sonya Foun- tain. Stacy Anderson. Third Row: Edward Vuyovich, Fred Williams, Tammy Samples, Clara McManus, Suzi Rutherford, Renee Harris, Chris Peterson, Jeff Bristol. Julie Andrews, Donna Amie, Jennifer Janus. Fourth Row: Pat Collins. J. J. Harbison. Tom Lestrade, Perry Howard. Michelle Parmeter, Jamie Hardin, Edie Dellinger. Ray Hughes. Kirk Demoruclle, Robert Stewart. Janice Carter. Patricia Nelson. Not Pictured: John Gutierrez — Vice President. BILOXI HIGH SCHOOL BILOXI. MISS. 118 Interests Reach Out Into the Community Hearing Impaired Front Row: Carol McKellar — Sponsor. James Floyd. Sherri Williams, Shelly Rowell, Laura Jean — Vice President, Etta Holloway — Presi- dent, Carolyn Hillard — Secretary. Second Row: Bernadette Seymour. Jeanette McCusker, Janice Manning, Sheryl Anderson. Tanya Dossett. Patty Quinn. Jr. Red Cross Front Row: Sheryl Anderson. John Collins, Jcri Jones — Secretary, Valerie Asher — President, Ralph Cox, Toni Chaincy — Treasurer. Second Row: Tony Davis, Vivian Griffin, Brenda Combs, Bradley Harrison — Vice President, Gwendolyn DcMarks Sponsor. 119 Sports and Civic Service Are Popular With Clui Fellowship of Christian Athletes Front Row: Bob Goolsby — Sponsor, Darin Cole, Frank Skinner, Anthony Montgomery, Mike Gon- zales. Second Row. Clay Pollock, John Bunting, Johnny Dixon, John Seymour, Anthony Shelby, Jeff Olesen. Third Row: Kenny Moody, Darin Broussard, Darrell Moyers, Shawn Bunch, William Powers, Mike Nicbcrlcin. Scott Chaplin, Robert McCrory. Bart Coppage, Kent Malinosky, Emmanuel Smith. Interact Front Row: Robert Stewart, Todd Joachim. Pat Rash — President, Lewis Gamble. Second Row: Beth Mec- chi, Renee Harbison. Roger Stewart, Scott Brown. Thomas Newman, Kurt Romero, Daren Laird, Cindy Simpson. Third Row: Tony Gruich, David Hisc, Ron- nie Toms, Monica Wilson, Alfred Court — Sponsor, Connie Bolton. B-Club Front Row: Coach Seymour Sponsor. Brian Ducksworth, Chris McGee, Dennis Clements, Charles Perkins, Danny Kavanaugh. Mike Nicbcrlien, Jeff Schlosser, Coach Joe Allen — Sponsor. Second Row: Cornelia Washington. Bil- ly Page. Greg Warren, Anthony Montgomery, Franchot Canaan, Denise McDonald, Brylc Washington. Frank Skinner. Darrell Pickich. Third Row: Emanuel Smith, Earnest Williams, Dennis Cherry, Chris Barnes, Mark Ray. Doris Williams, Fclccia Lewis. Darrin Broussard, Larry Fayard. Fourth Row: Reginald Williams, Tommy Searight, Tommy Hebert. Kevin Burdine. James Catchings. Jeff Hill, Jeff Holloway. Brian Lan- drum, Freddie Williams. Percy Howard. Paul Edgerton. 121 Sophomores Front Row: Hope Lechner, Debbie Pantelias. Se- cond Row: Richard Reyna. Barbie Blcichner, Mclonie Herrin. Kim Nightengale. Lisa Phillips, Doreen Dorc, Coach Ken Hall — Sponsor. Third Row Kathy Redding, Beverly Rowell. Bob Schlichcr. Darrell Moyers. Kim Mattina, Delores Stallone. Juniors Front Row: Vonda Stcinwinder, Donna Smith, Tracy Frizzel. Anita Phillips. Tracey Mattina, Margaret Dugas, Monica Broussard. Terry Grif- fin. Dusty Theriot. Tina Ross. Coach Ken Hall Sponsor Second Row: Mark McQuadc, Joel Criss, Robert McCrory. Anthony Montgomery. Dawn Hall. Karen Lorona, Beth Kyle, Robyn Lawrence, Maureen Williams. Viann Sommer. Third Row. Barry Delcambre, Darrell Moyers. Bobby Ochoa, Darrin Broussard, Shawn Bunch. Rodney Deroun. Larry Fayard, Mike Nieberlein, Tommy Hebert, Tony Mattina, Mario Garrett, Jill Hardy. Fourth Row: Robbie Drausc, Bill Montcro, Kenny Berry, Shaun Bullard. Brian Smith, David Picard. Jeff Hill. Jeff Puulcy, Nicky Civtanovich, William Schram. Steve Bunch. Chris Magee, Vivian Griffin, Danny Kavanaugh. James Pollock. 122 Cey Club Draws Many Members Seniors Front Row: Lee Robinson. Terri Miles. Debby Starks, Lorena Bonnclt. Coach Ken Hall — Sponsor. Second Row: Mike Lund. Sharon Bent . Patti Averett. Kevin Burdine, John Hankins. Richard Sliman, Vivian Griffin. Cindy King Third Row James Tate, David Bunch. Michelle Mattina. Ricky Bonin, Suzy Deere. Chris Barnes. Kim Vowell, Russell Toms. Fourth Row: Tommy Williams, Ricky Hilton. Jeff Pauley. Bill Montero. Jeff Hill. Kenny Berry 123 Clubs Help Students Prepare for Life IBT Front Row: Patricia Leave, Priscilla Smith. Dawn Dubois, Angela Wade, Melodic Shrcvc, Linda Lunstrum. Penny Jones. Tina Fulton. Second Row: Maryalicc Smith — Sponsor. Cassie Harris. Colleen Kelley, Lora Miller, Cynthia Baker, Don- na Amic. Ruth Marlin, Lisa Little. Third Row: Sandra Upton, Mary Beth Strangi, Sheila Kozlowski.Stacey Anderson, Lorreta Allen, Rozina Manning. Linda James, Patricia Pylate, Diane Spurlock, Arlene Hozey. Fourth Row: Lin- da Franzcr. Paula Sindle. Kathy Ramey, Lisa Sonnier, Sonya Fountain. Angela Brumfield, Ramona Magee. Vickie Hamilton, Felicia Jones, Pricilla Wells. DECA OJT Front Row: Regina Palmer. Rosena Spears, Gina Busick. Lisa Tcegarden. Lacy Middleton, Eric Wooten, Celeste Windom, Dwayne Bacde. Se- cond Row: W. B. Robinson — Sponsor, Erin Williams, Sheri Scbring, Doug Pauley, Sandy Brumfield. Jimmy Pittman. Third Row: Jennifer Smith. Deann Towler, Bill Pierce, Lori Meyers, Susan Elmore, Susan Ridgeway, Candy Mid- dleton, Julie West, Renee Berberette, Bobby Ellis. Fourth Row: Frank Joachim. Danny Lang, Eddie Foster, Tommy Terry, Micah Smith, Lynne Miller, Annette Agregaard. Bobby Conover 124 DECA Marketing Front Row: Brett McCollock. Yvette Thibodeaux. Beth Huffine. Chrissy Herring. Dee Dee Thompson — Vice President, Randall George - President. Kenny Trochessct. Second Row: Henry Weiniewitz, Steve Goins, Chuck Hammond. Vonda Steinwinder. — Reporter. Karen Trippe — Parliamentarian. Monica Broussard. Annie Kordek. Dawn Hall Secretary. Third Row: Mike Entriken, Timmy Welter. Maureen Williams, Cindy Laminae. Denise Harris. John Collins. Kevin Burdine. Louis Kenwor- thy. Fourth Row: Darin Broussard. Susan Skrmetta. Pam Burton. Kim Ratcliff. Steve Meyers. David Savage, Jeff Adams — Parliamentarian, Richard Sliman. HERO Front Row: Allen Landry. Ida Murray. Mark Logan — President. Sally Bartlett Sponsor. Debbie Bryan — Secretary, Betty Wittmer Treasurer, Karen Marchioni. David Armstrong — Sgt. at Arms. Second Row: Alvin McDonnell. Dolores Pizzetta. Kathy McPhic, Monica Ladner, Sandy Morris, Charlotte Ghiloni, Dawn Frederick. Third Row: Paulette Davis, Brent Hunter. Monica Couan. Diana Pinto. Bobbi Ann Schaefer. John Aldrich. Fourth Row: Joyce Pope. Paula Davis, John Myhers. Tim McCardly. James Gee, Richard Elitzky. Don Flitcr. Front Row: Joy Gilmore. Toni Migucs — Secretary Treasurer, Paula Mack — Reporter. Tammy Roberts — President. Tracy Brunow Vice President, Ollivettc Alexander. Theresa Dennis. Second Row: Lyn Rhodes, Denise Son- nier. Shawn Comeaux, Beth Damratoski. Jill Braun, Diane Garner, Vernilia Wallace. Berncll Kelly — Sponsor. Third Row: Jill Danielson. Valerie Russell, Jodi Danielson, Kimberly Phillips, Pam Huston. Monica Rank. Theresa Ab- benante, Karen Stoebc. Fourth Row: Nguyct Nguyen, Cathy Brosemer, Lola Alverson. Tammy Samples, Jackie Pickich, Catherine Lewis. Clubs Help Develop Students’ Vocations VICA Front Row: Fred Hartwell. John Pantclias. Stanley George Treasurer. Ray- mond Skinner Parliamentarian. Robert Hicks, Chester Hall. Second Row: Greg Radich. Sponsor. Priscilla Smith, Sandra Upton, Betty Eighmey, Carla Firth Secretary, Paula Mack Reporter, Tracy Brunow Vice Presi- dent. Karen Stoebc President. Gary West. Chris Lloyd. Johnny Condc Sponsor. Third Row: Ruth Martin. Cynthia Baker, Tina Migues. Shawn Com- eaux. Lydia Doyle. Phil Coburn, Todd Yarber, Bob Fester, Tim Stewart. Buster Miller. Ephram Lowe. Jeff Robbins. Fourth Row: Tony Davis, Hai Van Nguyen. Tco Huynh, Toan Ly Klcn. Scott Tindcl. Ronald Lechner, Camile Sabbatini, Johnny Mills. Conrad Moody, Jeff Autry. David Sabbatini. Winsor Ewing. Fifth Row. James Ness. Asa Garriga, LuAnn Blackwell. Randy McNeil. Valerie Cheskevick, Doug Bond, Jody Mapp. John Haskett. Pam Boudreaux. Andrew Phoenix. FHA Front Row: Rhonda May. Nancy Blackmon, Kim Whigham, Juanita Bishop. Second Row: Dawn Brevard. Carolyn Hillard. Lisa Lewis. Sandra Lewis. Priscilla Butler. Third Row: Bradley Harrison, Carla Sykes. Charlotte Shelby. 127 Football 30 BUS 27 Varsity Team Harrison Central 0 BIIS 33 Ocean Springs 10 BUS 20 Pascagoula 24 BIIS 27 Moss Point 14 BIIS 7 Callaway 20 BIIS 0 Gulfport 9 BIIS 16 Picayune 14 BIIS 7 Hattiesburg 26 BIIS 14 Meridian 0 BIIS 14 North Natchez 26 BIIS 21 Archbishop Shaw 8 The Biloxi Indian football team finished their 1981 season with a record of 6-5. The team is trained by Head Coach Joe Sab- batini. Assisting him were Coaches Joe Allen, Lloyd Seymour, Cecil Powell, Bob Goolsby, Ken Hall, and Emanuel Kill- ingsworth. The team won the Shrimp Bowl, in which they defeated Archbishop Shaw 21-8. The varsity offense was led by the running skills of Jeff Schlosser and Brian Ducksworth. Biloxi High's B-team went undefeated with a 7-0 record and hopes to have a successful season next year as the varsity team. The sophomore team had a record of 5-3-1. Regardless of the win-loss records, all the teams and coaches should be commended for all the hard work and long hours they have put towards the football program at Biloxi High. They have done a terrific job. Congratulations. Far Left: Mike Landry Team Captain. Middle Left. James Catchings Team Captain. Below: JoeSabbalini — Head Football Coach. VARSITY — Front Row: Mitch Pullen. James Catchings. Mike Landry, Anthony Montgomery, Gerry Fuller. Mike Nicbcrlcin. Jeff Sims, Greg Warren, Franchot Canaan, Bobby Tiblier, Emanuel Smith, Bennie Moore. Second Row: Kevin Burdinc, Ernest Williams, Barry Perriat, Darin Broussard. Brian Landrum, Tony Mattina, Danny Kavanaugh. Ron Geiger, Bill Montero, Jeff Oleson, Frank Skinner. Third Row: Shawn Bunch. Anthony Shelby. Tony Formica, Bryan Mount, jerry Irby, Conrad Moody. John Dryman, Dale Andcr. Jeff Hill, Tommy Hebert. Mark Ray, Billy Page. Fourth Row: Richard Picard, Rodney Thompson. Percy Howard. Bobby Wagner, Larry Fayard, Philip Howard, Jeff Schlosser, Jamie Commander, Chris Barnes. James Rainey, Derrick Davis. Fifth Row: Brian Ducksworth. Tommy Scaright. Bart Coppagc. Kent Malinosky. Keith Kantack. Darrell Pickich, Clay Pollock. David Savage, Ricky Hunt, Tim Lewis. Greg Payton. Sixth Row: Norman Coleman, Larry Byrd. Billy Powers, Ronald Landry. Robert McCrory. Billy Powers. Roginald Williams, Chris McGee. Charles Perkins, Charles Fuller — Manager Sophomores Sprint to Success SOPHOMORES — Front Row: John Dixon, Freddie Williams. Anthony Hill, Richard Murrell, Joey Bonin, Jeff Holloway. Greg McCarthy, Ben Ondcr- donk. John Nix, Phillip Byrd. Jeff Scott, David Wilson. Second Row: Jeff McDonald. Marc Ken- nedy, Richard Looney, Gene Weems. Steve Har- bison, Gerald Ferrill. Darrin Wall, Scott Williams. Robert Trevino, Scott Landrum, Carl Chester. Third Row: Adrian Link. Christopher Surian, Desi Mit- chell. Darin Cole. Rick Geiger. Bob Schlichcr. Bret Schulte. Dennis Wall, Mike Windom, Joe Agregaard, John Seymour. In their season opener, Biloxi defeated the Harrison Central Red Rebels 27-0. The stingy Indian defense allowed only 117 yards for the Rebels, while the Biloxi offense gained 207 yards. Brian Ducksworth scored the first touchdown on a 6-yard run and led the offense with 80 yards rushing. With 8:33 left in the third quarter, Kevin Burdine passed to Franchot Cannan in the end- zone. On his first touchdown of the night, Charles Perkins ran through the Rebel defense, and Burdine threw to him for the third score. Perkins ran back a punt for 70 yards and the final touchdown. The defensive hero was Jeff Hill, who recovered a fumble and stopped the Red Rebels late in the game to preserve the shutout. Defense was the name of the game as Biloxi roared to a 33-10 victory over Ocean Springs. Ocean Springs had only 17 yards rushing to Biloxi's 299. Ernest Williams, Tommy Hebert, and Bil- ly Page each had interceptions, while Danny Kavanaugh had a fumble recovery. Leading the offense was Brian Ducksworth who rushed for 151 yards and I touchdown. Tailback Jeff Schlosser added 98 yards. Charles Perkins and Tommy Searight had two touchdowns each. Perkins scored on a 35-yard pass from Kevin Burdine. 132 BHS 14 Sophomore Team D'Iberville 14 BHS 8 Moss Point 19 BHS 29 Picayune 0 BHS 14 Moss Point 20 BHS 36 D’Iberville 20 BHS 0 Picayune 17 BHS 20 Moss Point 18 BHS 14 St. Martin 13 BHS 7 Moss Point 6 This year’s sophomore team was led by quarterback Jeff Holloway, who had a fine season passing and scored five touchdowns himself. Other players scoring touchdowns were Sherman Weston, Christopher Surian, Adrian Link, and Tony Hill. Biloxi’s first defeat of the year came at the hands of the Pascagoula Panthers, who won by a score of 24-20. Although Biloxi outrushed Pascagoula 197 yards to 169, they could not put a passing game together. Scoring for Biloxi were Jeff Schlosser on a 1-yard run and Brian Ducksworth’s runs of I and 10 yards. Ducksworth finished the night with 169 yards. Aided by Jeff Schlosser’s two touchdown runs from 1 and 10 yards out, Biloxi was victorious over the Moss Point Tigers, 27-14. Schlosser also had 135 yards rushing, while Brian Ducksworth carried for 57 yards. Ducksworth added a touchdown of his own on a 4-yard carry. The game-winning touchdown came on a 25- yard pass form Kevin Burdine to Charles Perkins. The Biloxi Indians were surprised as Jackson Callaway upset them 20-7. Tailback Jeff Schlosser scored the only touchdown for Biloxi when he sprinted 23 yards for the touchdown late in the first period. Even though the Biloxi offense gained 326 yards to Jackson’s 264, it was not enough to overcome the numerous penalties and fumbles. 133 On a wet field, the Gulfport Admirals defeated Biloxi 9-0. The Indians could gain only 106 yards. They fumbled twice and were intercepted three times. The game was uneventful, except, of course, for Gulfport fans. Brian Ducksworth had 37 yards rushing. Biloxi won its fourth game by defeating Picayune 16-14 before a homecoming crowd. Jeff Schlosser ran 65 yards on 18 carries. The leading rusher was Brian Ducksworth with 84 yards. Biloxi's first touchdown came on a 1-yard sneak by Kevin Burdine. Richard Hunt added a 31-yard field goal late' in the third period. The final score came when Larry Byrd rambled 44 yards for a touchdown. Jeff Holloway recovered a kick. Safety Billy Page had an interception. The defense held Picayune to 174 yards to Biloxi's 274 yards. 134 Outstanding Players Receive Recognition Upper Left: Junior football players that went to Biloxi Regional Medical Center to give candy canes to the children at Christmas. Middle Left: Biloxi fans fared the rainy weather to see the Biloxi-Gulfport game. Lower Left: SENIOR AWARD WINNERS Front Row: Ron Geiger Scholastic Award. Greg Warren — Elliott St. Amant Award. Second Row: Darrell Pickich — Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Award. Franchol Ca- naan Most Improved Player Award. Upper Right: SENIOR AWARD WINNERS Front Row: Chris Barnes — Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Award. Mark Ray Head Hunter Award. Second Row: Ernest Williams Most Valuable Defensive Back Award, Mike Landry — Pat Patterson Award for Leadership. Character, and Scholar- ship Lower Right: SHRIMP BOWL AWARD WINNERS Front Row: Mike Landry — Most Valuable Defensive Back. Chris Barnes Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Second Row: Kevin Burdinc Most Valuable Offensive Back. Jeff Schlosser Most Valuable Player. Darrell Pickich — Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Biloxi traveled to Hattiesburg only to be defeated 26-7. It was freezing cold, as was Biloxi's offense. The only score came early in the first period when Jeff Schlosser broke off a long run of 51 yards for the touchdown. Biloxi handily defeated the Meridian Wildcats 14-0. The Biloxi offense at- tained 330 yards to Meridian's 101. Kevin Burdine had his best game, com- pleting 10 of 18 passes for 151 yards and one touchdown. The touchdown came on a second quarte pass to Fran- chot Canaan, who finished with 66 yards on five receptions. Ernest Williams had an interception. Both the offense and the defense put on a good performance. Biloxi lost its final game of the regular season to North Natchez, 26- 14. Biloxi's first touchdown was on a pass from Kevin Burdine to Franchot Canaan. Jeff Schlosser had a touchdown on a 9-yard run, and also finished the game with 120 yards. The game was pretty close, except for tur- novers which Biloxi awarded to Nat- chez a number of times, along with the 135 game. Sabbatini’s Squad Secures Shrimp Bowl Victory Biloxi became Shrimp Bowl Champions when they defeated Ar- chbishop Shaw of New Orleans 21-8. Jeff Schlosser scored a pair of touchdowns in the second quarter on runs of 1 and 4 yards. He totalled 80 yards and received their bowl’s Most Valuable Player Award. Kevin Bur- dine incurred 3 interceptions and completed 6 of 10 passes for 115 yards. Burdine received the Most Outstanding Offensive Back Award for Biloxi, while Darrell Pickich took Biloxi’s Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award. The defense played an outstanding game. They allowed only 114 yards to Shaw, while Biloxi earned 260 yards. Players awarded for their outstanding work on defense were Chris Barnes, Biloxi’s Outstan- ding Defensive Lineman, and Mike Landry, Biloxi's Outstanding Defen- sive Back. 137 Varsity Team BHS 55 Meridian 57 BHS 48 Hattiesburg 67 BHS 54 Harrison Central 71 BHS 83 Pascagoula 57 BHS 77 D'Iberville 55 BHS 68 D’Iberville 61 BHS 91 St. Martin 73 BHS 71 Ocean Springs 56 BHS 52 Gulfport 44 BHS 58 Pascagoula 60 BHS 64 D'Iberville 47 BHS 38 Moss Point 39 BHS 52 Moss Point 60 BHS 62 Long Beach 49 BHS 44 Moss Point 54 BHS 31 Hattiesburg 57 BHS 57 D'Iberville 56 BHS 46 West Marion 43 BHS 53 Moss Point 54 BHS 63 Ocean Springs 67 BHS 76 Long Beach 62 BHS 66 Gulfport 46 BHS 61 D'Iberville 45 BHS 42 Harrison Central 54 BHS 62 Gulfport 52 BHS 48 Moss Point 50 BHS 66 Ocean Springs 61 BHS 64 Pascagoula 62 BHS 52 Moss Point 62 1981-82 BOYS’ VARSITY TEAM — Front Row: Sardic Canaan. Clarence Gines, John Hankins. Andrea Crawford. Mike Entriken, Roger Washington. John Howell. Second Row: Coach Jackie Laird. Felix Gines, Eddie Reese, Fred Rankin. Silvion Henson, Paul Edgerton, James Catchings, Jeff Hill, Daryl Johnson 139 B-Team Conquers Opposition B-TEAM Front Row: Fred Hartwell, Maurice Jackson. Kirk Young. Mark Jackson, Larry Ratcliff, Arthur Coleman. Second Row: Tyrone Johnson, Louis Moore, Anthony Anderson, Albert Heidelberg, Glenn Waddle. John Seymour, Carl Chester. Third Row: Coach Ken Hall, Dwayne Balius. Calvin Prit- chett, Fred Wright. Chris McGee, Tim Griffin, Chris Fairley. Brian Myhres. 1k % 140 B-Team BHS 47 Hattiesburg 43 BHS 49 Harrison Central 56 BHS 52 Pascagoula 49 BHS 82 D’Iberville 52 BHS 56 D’Iberville 51 BHS 59 Gulfport 40 BHS 67 Long Beach 33 BHS 59 Moss Point 54 BHS 37 Hattiesburg 33 BHS 69 Ocean Springs 44 BHS 57 Long Beach 48 BHS 66 Gulfport 44 BHS 81 D’Iberville 31 BHS 61 Harrison Central 52 BHS 60 Ocean Springs 48 BHS 50 Pascagoula 48 BHS 60 Gulfport 65 BHS 57 Moss Point 54 Girls’ Basketball 142 Varsity Team BHS 41 Meridian 49 BHS 52 Hattiesburg 33 BHS 40 Harrison Central 56 BHS 40 Pascagoula 32 BHS 46 D'Iberville 61 BHS 44 D'Iberville 47 BHS 55 St. Martin 41 BHS 60 Ocean Springs 48 BHS 50 Gulfport 51 BHS 30 D’Iberville 45 BHS 43 Pascagoula 37 BHS 54 Moss Point 41 BHS 45 D’lbervile 51 BHS 48 Long Beach 33 BHS 61 Moss Point 44 BHS 58 Hattiesburg 50 BHS 41 Ocean Springs 40 BHS 48 Long Beach 53 BHS 30 Gulfport 36 BHS 50 D’Iberville 41 BHS 51 Harrison Central 73 BHS 42 Meridian 37 BHS 36 Gulfport 77 BHS 51 Ocean Springs 44 BHS 29 Pascagoula 27 BHS 47 Pass Christian 38 BHS 51 Moss Point 37 1981-82 GIRLS’ VARSITY TEAM Front Row: Terri Miles. Denise Cooper. Zelda Williams. Second Row: Beryl Washington. Chandra Stallworth. Denise McDonald. Shari Cowan. Alva Holmes. Not Pictured: Mikki Shelton and Cor- nelia Washington. 143 B-Team Shoots for Success MB Front Row: Mia Allen. Jennifer Hartwell, Oneida Jackson, Trina Hamilton. Sonya White. Second Row: Coach Ken Hall, Carla Sykes. Ber- nadette Seymour. Beryl Washington. Veronica Britton, Kim Moore. Alva Holmes. 144 145 The 1981 Biloxi High girls’ volleyball team, led by Coach Vliet, completed their season with a perfect record of 14-0, undefeated in the state of Mississippi for the past two years. The team also won the District Eight title for the second time. Toni Chainey, Tracey Mattina, Michelle Parmeter, Henrietta Rhodes, Lori Salmon, Kim Mattina, and Ellen Peer were the lettering members of the District Eight varsity volleyball team. Far Left: Coach Margot Vliet. Left: Team captain Toni Chainey. Front Row: Lisa Phillips, Dcannc Corely, Renee Harris, Sondra Love, Donna Smith, Debbie Landry, Mia Flowers. Second Row: Ernestine Anderson, Jodi Sorenson. Kim Moore, Toni Chainey, Joy Felton, Kim Mattina, Tracey Mattina, Lori Salmon, Zclda Williams. Third Row: Debbi Blank, Stacey Davis. Ellen Peer. Michelle Parmeter, Henrietta Rhodes, Dianne Schrieber, Tammie Highsmith, Ms. Vliet. Varsity Team Volleys to Victory BHS 1981 Volleyball Record Opponent Scores Mercy Cross 15- 4 15- 1 SI. Martin 15- 4 15- 3 Vandeave 15- 5 15- 6 Our Lady Academy 15- 7 14-16 15-9 IxMig Beach 15- 6 15- 1 Pascagoula 15- 3 15- 9 Bay High 15- 7 15- 9 Ixrng Beach 15- 5 11- 5 15-7 Our Lady Academy 15-12 15 13 SI. Martin 15- 4 15- 9 District 8 Tournament Pascagoula 15- 5 15-6 Vandeave 15- 3 15-7 OLA 15-10 15-6 OLA 15-11 15-9 Cross Country 150 The 1981 Biloxi High Cross Country team completed their fourth season by competing in ten meets against Gulfport, Moss Point, and Pascagoula. The varsity boys’ squad consisted of David Bunch, David Gunn, Shane Murphy, David Sab- batini, Todd Joachim, and William Powers. Jessie Jones ran for the boys' B-team. The varsity girls' squad was made up of Carol Czyz, Panda Endris, Tracy Frizzell, Dee Dee James, Carolyn Spencer, and Lindy Weems. This year's girls' team plac- ed 5th at the state meet. Left: 1981-82 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Front Row: Jessie Jones. Robbie Miles. Carolyn Spencer. Dec Dec James, Lindy Weems, Mike DcBlois, Tracy Frizzell. Panda Endris. Todd Joachim. David Sab- batini. Second Row: Ms. McGuire, Carol Czyz, Ronald Thames. Camilc Sabbatini. Ronald Lechner, William Powers. Robert DcBlois. Shane Murphy. David Bunch, David Gunn. Kurt Romero, Coach Ferrill. Lower Left: Outstanding runners for 1982. David Sabbatini and Carol Czyz. Below: Cross Coun- try team coaches, Tom Ferrill and Kris McGuire. 151 Cross Country Team Races Respectably 153 Track 154 Lettermen on the 1981 boys' track team were James Britton Julius Bullock, Ralph Cook, Dewayne Gayden, Frank Jackson, Isadore Miller, Ralph Spears, Chuck Washington, David Bunch. Franchot Ca- naan, Dennis Cherry, Charles Perkins, David Sabbatini, Greg Warren, Tom Lit- tle, Rodney James, Chris Magee, William Powers Camile Sabbatini, Tommy Searight, Emanuel Smith, Rodney Thompson, and Todd Joachim, Awards given to team members were Most Valuable Runner — Ralph Spears, Most Outstanding Field Man James Britton, and Super Chief — Dewayne Gayden, for winning the 120-yard high hurdles, 180- yard low hurdles, 880-yard relay, 440-yard relay, and the mile relay. Lettering for the 1981 girls’ track team were Ann Austin, Tammy Holloway, Kim Rainey, Leah Fortenberry, Shelia Sims, Karen Foxx, Panda Endris, Carroll Har- din, Felicia Lewis, Mikki Shelton, Caroline Spencer, Doris Williams, Denise McDonald, and Michelle Parmeter. The Most Valuable Runner was Sheila Sims. Track Team Enjoys Commendable Season Baseball 158 I The 1981 Biloxi High Varsity Baseball team had a district record of 14-4 and an overall record of 19-7. The team, which placed second in the district, was coached by Henry “Spud” Wieniewitz and Assis- tant Coach Ken Hall. Record breakers on the team were David Picard, who had a batting average of .520, and Richard Byrd, who stole 27 bases and scored 31 runs. 1982 BASEBALL VARSITY TEAM — Front Row: Randall George, Rodney Mattina, Steve Narbo. Jeff Schlosser. Tommy Williams. Paul Johnston. Second Row: John Hankins. Timmy Welter. Brian Smith, Anthony Sykes. Ricky Dcroucn. Bobby Ochoa. Third Row. Barry Delcambre, Kevin Burdine, Jeff Pauley. Randy Ham- mond, Jeff Adams, Rodney Derouen, David Geissinger. 159 1982 Team Begins Training B-TEAM — Front Row: David Abbcnante, Larry Graham, James Tate, C. J. Hantz, Mark Helgeson, Richard Miller, Robert Agner Second Row: Christopher Surian, David Picard, Larry Fayard, John Seymour, Phillip Byrd, John Nix. 160 161 162 Varsity Places Second in District 163 Softball 164 Coach Ferrill and Coach Vliet led the 1980-1981 girls' softball team to a winning season with a record of 11 wins and 7 losses which placed them fourth in District Competition. Laci Goodwin and Terri Miles were named to the All-District team. % Front Row Dcbby Starks. Kanac Lambcrtson. Jcri Jones, Terri Miles, Toni Chaincy. Ramona Magee Second Row: Delores Norman. Margaret Dugas, Diane Brcw- ington. Tracey Mattina, Sue Baker, Vonda Stcinwindcr. Tracy Frizzell, Zelda Williams. Julie Monk Third Row Coach Vliet. Jenny Adams. Dcbby Brown, Kathy McPhic, Coach Ferrill, Laci Goodwin, Annie Kordck, Shawn Comeaux. Kathy Schicrcs. Tammy Lclcaux. 165 softball Team Shows Skills M Tennis 168 1982 TENNIS TEAM From Row: Cindy King. Patricia O’Neal. Elizabeth Griswald. Barbie Blcichncr, Darlene Dclcambre, Deidre Krecker, Sondra Dove. Jennifer Gollott. Se- cond Row: Richard Moore. Michael Janus. Jeff Autry, Thomas Newman, Roger Joyner, Roger Stewart. Gordon Sun. Robert Stewart. Third Row: Robert Stoebc, John Boone, Ben Richards. Bryan Varble, Richard Sliman, Paul Acevedo. Perry Patton. Not Pictured: Monica Broussard, Michelle Parmeter. Lori Salmon. 169 Golf 170 1982 GOLF TEAM — From Row: Tracy McGuire, Darin Laird. Craig Hanlin. Tommy Hebert. Se- cond Row: Paul Hernandez. Robert Wiles, Richard Blevins. Garth Keely, Coach Jackie Laird. Upper Left: Jackie Laird —Golf Coach. 171 Swimming 172 lihhhhhf i 177 Theresa Abbenante Jeff Adams Annette Agregaard Richelle Agregaard Smiley Albert John Aldrich Belinda Alexander Ollivette Alexander Geneva Alexis Lola Alvcrson Dale Anders Lamona Anderson Stacy Anderson David Armstrong Valerie Asher Robby Ashton Patricia Averett Dwayne Bacilc Greg Bailey David Baker Larry Baker Michelle Ballou David Barber Chris Barnes Kim Barrilleaux Gloria Batey William Batey James Baumgarten Ed Bell Sharon Bentz 178 Kenny Berry Wayne Bertrand Keith Bialka Michael Bntick Joanne Blair Tamara Blaylock Doug Bond Richard Bonin Lorena Bonnett Charles Bosarge Greg Bosarge Daniel Boudreaux David Braun Jill Braun Freddie Breal Caroline Brennan Diana Brewington Barbara Brice Angelia Brimage Jessie Brister Lynda Britt George Britton Cathy Brosemer Pam Broussard Amelia Brumfield Gayle Brumm Teresa Brunow Debbie Bryan Todd Buck Huong Bui 179 Karen Bull Dana Bullock David Bunch Jan Bunting Kevin Burdine William Burton Brett Bush Gina Busick Daniel Butcher Franchot Canaan Richard Capiola James Caterings Toni Chainey Rick Chatham Dennis Cherry Julia Christovich Kelly Clark Roby Clark Dennis Clements Todd Clifford Linda Cochran John Collins Robert Collins Shawn Comeaux Scott Compton Bobby Conover Keith Cook Jeff Cooley Denis Cooper Laurie Copeland 180 Joanna Corban Monica Cowan Andre Crawford Sandra Croel Lome Curry Beth Damratoski Jill Danielson Jodi Danielson Joseph Darlington Gina Davis Judy Davis Pamela Davis Paula Davis Paulette Davis Suzanne Deere Darlene Delcambc Edie Dcllcngcr Thomas DeLuca Theresa Dennis Brian Dcvancy Terry Dougharty Mary Dove l.ydia Doyle Kim Drummond Brian Ducksworth Della Dunlap Chris Dwclle Betty Eighmcy Richard Elitzky Susan Elmore 181 Panda Endris Ronald Erickson Thomas Esposito Clifton Eubanks Windsor Ewing Jeffery Fairley Patricia Falcon Maureen Farry Michaellc Ferry Robert Fester Carla Firth Ronna Firth Cheryl Fishman Don Filter Rita Floyd Dana Flynt Gilbert Fonseca Verranda Fortenberry Richard Fortinberry Eddie Foster Mary Franklin Dawn Frederick Gary Fuller Gary Fulton Catina Gaines Sandra Galloway Diane Garner Ron Geiger Randall George Joy“Gilmorc 182 Clarence Gincs Neil Girouard Stevens Goins Ten Goul Carrie Graham Vivian Griffin Robert Gronkoski David Gunn John Gu ouskis Vicki Hamilton Horace Hand ford John Hankins Lcisa Hanson Joe Han alik Carroll Hardin Denise Harris JoAnn Hartford Patrenia Hartl Mark Hartsell John Haskett Andreas Haynes Merry Helgeson Kevin Henn Silvion Henson Yolanda Hicks Mike Higginbotham Jeff Hill F.ddic Hillman Karen Hilton Ricky Hilton David Hise Gerald Hopkins John Howell Lisa Howell Arlene Hozey Charles Hubbard Sherman Huff Brent Hunter Pam Huston Teo Huynh Vanessa Jacobs Jennifer Janus Laura Jean Jeff Jernigan Gcrogc Jessie Darrell Johnson Donna Johnson Paul Johnston Cynthia Jones Felecia Jones Jackie Jones Jcri Jones Roger Joyner Keith Kantack Billy Kimberlin Cindy King David Kopszywa Annie Kordck Penni Koslicki Shaun Kostmayer 184 Deidre Krcckcr Brian Landrum Allen Landry Mike Landry Karl Landwchr Danny Lang Kym Lawrence Phuong Le Alexis LcBatard Steve Lee Jennifer Leonard Frank Lestrade Robert Letschcr Felicia Lewis Latisha Lewis Quaintcrri Lewis Mark Logan Hphram Lowe Michael Lund Linda Lunstrum Dianne Lunt Toan Ly Paula Mack Cheryl Maranville Karen Marchioni Allan Martin Melinda Martin Johnnie Massey Su ic Massey Lisa Mattina 185 Jade Maynor Tim McCardlc Rick McCarthy Kevin McCusker Gil McDonald Stanford McDonald Mitch McDowell Wayne McGuire Doranne McKibbcn Clara McManus Michael McMichael Tracey McNair Jeff Melton Lacy Middleton Toni Migues Terri Miles Buster Miller Stella Miller Shannon Mitchell Julie Monk Bill Montcro Dana Moody Carol Mooncyham Barbara Moore Kendrick Moorer Sandra Morris Kim Morrison Melinda Mosal Bryan Mount James Mullis 186 Brian Murphy Melody Murphy Ida Murray John Myhres Patricia Nelson Duy Nguyen Hai Nhuycn Terese Nicovich Delores Norman Bayne O’Grady Robert Olier Billy Page Regina Palmer Hosie Parker Deborah Patterson Ken Patterson Perry Patton Gena Paul Douglas Pauley Robert Payne DeAun Peters Chris Peterson Kim Phillips Darrell Pickich Chantay Pierce Patrick Pierce Scott Pilney Diana Pinto Jimmy Pitalo Delores Pi ctta 187 Donna Pope Pamela Powell Tonya Price Angela Pritchett Edward Pugh Mitch Pullen Kim Rademacher Monica Rank Fred Rankin Pat Rash Jacquelyn Ray Leslie Redman Cora Reed Curt Reinmiller Carol Renaud Lyn Marie Rhodes Ben Richards Susan Ridgeway Jeff Robbins Nikki Robbins Tammy Roberts Duane Robertson Lee Robinson June Rodgers Kurt Romero Sandy Romero Colleen Ross Stacey Rowell Valerie Russell David Sabbatini 188 Sherry Sailors Tammy Samples Myra Sanders Patricia Scarborough Janel Schaar Bobbi Schaefer Kathy Schieres Jeff Schlosscr Nathan Schulte Sheryl Seaton Susan Seel Karol Shelby Patrick Shelby Mikki Shelton Richard Sheppard Robin Shipton Melodie Shreve Jeffery Sims Raymond Skinner Kenny Skrmetta Richard Sliman Deidre Smallman Jennifer Smith Scott Smith Terry Smith Tina Smith Toni Smith Denise Sonnier Lisa Sonnier Anya Spiders 189 Deborah Starks Racine Starr Robert Stcpro Johnnie Stevenson Lois Stewart Roger Stewart Paul Stockstill Karen Stoe be Tracey Straight Mary Beth Strangi James Tate Lisa Tcegarden Tommy Terry Kenny Thibodeaux Yvette Thibodeaux Chris Thompson Craig Thompson Delia Thompson Terry Tillman Shawn Tochc Russell Toms Joe Torres Damon Torricelli Teresa Towler Gloria Trimble June Trombley Jarvis Van Norman Robin Vcrchcr Michelle Voltz Kim Vowell 190 Steve Walker Vernitia Wallace Janet Lee Walters Brett Ward Greg Warren Cornelia Washington Rolanda Watson Donna Weaver Donnie Weaver Julie West Dcloris Williams Erin Williams Ernest Williams Greg Williams Robert Williams Tommy Williams Zclda Williams Angel Kay Willis Kimberly Willis Lindy Wilson Betty Wittmcr Eric Wooten Chris Ann Wright Karla Wright Jeffery Wulfekuhl Class of’82 — Heading for New Horizons 191 Jenny Adams George Akin Shawn Aldridge Leon Alexander John Allen Mia Allen Donn Amie Anthony Anderson Julie Andrews Ronald Augustin Wes Aultman Myrna Austin Sandy Avcra Cindy Baker Eddie Baker Michael Barbati Walter Beard Lula Beasley Jay Beauchamp Louis Beck Carla Bell Bobby Bennett Ann Berberette George Bilbo Paula Blackwell Chris Blank Connie Bolton John Boone Pam Boudreaux Jeff Boyd Carolyn Bracks Mariland Brennan Dale Bridges Scott Bright Cheryl Brimage Lisa Britt Darin Broussard Lisa Broussard Monica Broussard Dwight Brown Scott Brown Tim Brown 193 Puzzle Puzzle Rubik’s Cube has become the most fascinating and frustrating new favorite fad of the students of Biloxi High since the “Space Dust” craze of several years ago. Many students have discovered that this maddening little toy really can be done! Whether they read the solution in one of the many “how to” books currently on the market, or figured it out on their own remains to be seen. What could possibly be next? Above: One of many variations on the Rubik’s original. Above: The fast selling novelty in its basic form. Katrina Brumfield Sandy Brumfield David Bull Shawn Bullard Shawn Bunch Steve Bunch Kim Burbridge William Burns La Monica Burton Pam Burton Sonya Butler Riley Butler Larry Byrd Steve Cade Camie Cadena Kenneth Campbell Sardie Canaan Dane Cannette 194 Annette Carr David Carter Janice Carter Kitty Chan Karen Cherry Kim Christy Philip Coburn Kim Coffey Mark Cole Terrie Cole Norman Coleman Brenda Combs Jamie Commander Bart Coppage Taure Cook Steve Cooper Charlotte Cox Dwayne Crochet Cindy Crocl Sandy Culumber James Cummins Nicky Cvitanovich Carol Czyz Bich Dang Huy Dang Mike Darlington Derrick Davis Tony Davis Gale Dean Wendy Delano Barry Delcambre Kirk Demoruellc Denise Demoruellc Rodney Derouen Susan Dixon Hanh Do Tung Doan Cindy Dodson Brian Dougharty Sonda Dove Dinah Doyas Dawn DuBois 195 Lcssic DuCotc Margaret Dugas William Dunn Dwayne Duvall Louis Easterling Paul Egerton Judy Ellis Mike Entriken Ann Esposito Hugh Everett Theresa Ezell John Faherty Chris Fairley Fred Fairley Keith Fannin Larry Fayard Robert Fegley Susan Fink Mia Flowers Tim Fobcs Laurie Fortenberry Greg Foster Sonya Fountain Linda Franzen Cindy French Tracy Frizzell Tina Fulton Carol Gaines Tracey Garland Diane Gauthier Patricia Gauthier Dirk Gavin Barry Gavlinski Carl Gayden Scott Gelsinger Charlotte Ghiloni Felix Gines Miguel Gonzalez Becky Graham George Gray Theresa Griffin Shannon Gulledge 196 A Class That Really Does Compute For many students, a sophisticated electronic device is Space Invaders or Gorf, but a small percentage of Biloxi High teens work with computers on a daily basis. Because more and more jobs are demanding com- puter expertise, the computer science class, taught by Mrs. Susan Barnes, has become one of the most sought after one- semester courses on campus. Students who create programs for school computers agree that the class is a most interesting alternative to Biloxi High’s stan- dard curriculum. College bound seniors Roger Joyner and Terry Dougharty pick up computer skills that will likely prove valuable in their future careers. John Gutierrez Mike Guzouskis RobGwin Ronnie Hale Dawn Hall Terry Hall Charles Hammond Randy Hammond David Hansen Renee Harbison LeaAnn Hardman Steve Hardy Alice Harrion Cassie Harris David Harris Elisa Harrison Fred Hartwell Debbie Havclin 197 Quality Entertainment Since its emergence in 1978, the Coast’s coliseum has played a major role in bringing quality entertainment to Biloxi. Many big attractions, from Lawrence Welk to Journey, have appeared at the coliseum in past years. Re- cent local concerts have included Pat Benatar, Foreigner, Kenny Rogers, Van Halen, and the Commodores. Stu- dent attendance is large, as is evident by the flock of con- cert shirts seen on campus following a performance. Above Left, Right: The Foreigner concert was uneventful, but at Pat Bcnatar’s Coastal appearance, a pre-concert bomb threat demanded temporary evacuation of the coliseum. Micbclle Hebert Tommy Hebert Albert Heidelberg Marla Helveston Angela Hennig Jackie Herfurth Paul Hernandez Terry High Tammie Highsmith Randy Hilton Christie Hoffman Tony Holden Percy Howard Terri Howell Monica Hubler Terry Hudson Beth Huffine Neil Huffine 198 John Huffman Floyd Hughes Donna Humphries Richard Hunt Scott Hunt Janice Hutchinson Keith Istre Maurice Jackson Dec Dec James Linda James Rodne James Tons Janca Susan Jelinski Amy Jenkins Sonya Jenkins Todd Joachim Felicia Jones Jessie Jones Kath Jones David Jordan Dann Kavanaugh Trace Kea Lee Keegan Colleen Kelley Charles Kenned) Louis Kenworth) Robert Kmse Tons King Sheila Kozlowski Robbie Krause Joel Kriss Beth Kyle Kanae Lambcrtson Cindy Laminack Ronald Landr Rick Lawrence Robyn Lawrence Lynda Lawson Patty Leave Lee LeBlanc Roberta Lcchncr Ronald Lcchncr 199 Tammy LeLeaux Kelly LeMaire Tom Lesirade Sandra Lewis Gitti Lindner Margaret Lindsay Lance Linenbcrger April Little Lisa Little Tom Little Karen Lorona Sondra Love Latisha Lowery Frank Lund Buu Ly Lan Ly Ramona Mack Ramona Magee Kent Malinosky Rozina Manning Michael Marryott Soraya Marsh Ruth Martin Ron Martino Rodney Mattina Tony Mattina Tracey Mattina Rhonda May Ricky May Barry McAleer Christina McCardlc Shirley McCord Robert McCrory Jeannette McCusker Denise McDonald Mike McDonnell Chris McGee Mike McMahan Alva McMaster Chris McNair Randy McNeil Mark McQuade 200 Beth Mecchi Candy Middleton Robbie Miles Chris Miller Lora Miller Phyllis Milligan Johnny Mills Micky Minnis Richard Mitchell Anthony Montgomery Conrad Moody Thomas Moore Louis Moore Jeff Moran Ronny Morgan Karen Morris Barbara Morrow Darrell Moyers Going Greek Left: Currently serving as Phi Kappa President is senior Mike Lund. Above: Debuteens club member Monica Wilson. In addition to their in- volvement in school- sponsored organizations, many students chose to join one of Biloxi’s four social clubs — Phi Kappa, Bonnie Debs, Debuteens, or Junior Miss. Clubs membership is much sought after, as is evidenced by the pitiful herd of pledges, who forsake con- versation, shampoo, and coordinating clothes for a period of one week in hopes of becoming associated with a local group. “Going Greek” obviously isn’t for everyone, but it does offer a sense of belonging and an opportunity to develop lasting friendships. 201 John Mundy Chris Murphy Steve Narbo Charles Nelson James Ness David New Thom Newman Ha Nguyen Minh Nguyen Xuyen Nguyen Mike Nieberlein Cathy Nix Bobby Ochoa David Odom Jeff Olesen Patti O’Neil Steve Pace Tommy Pantelias Zzzzzzzz Sleeping has been traditionally considered a pet pastime of teens, but part-time jobs, ac- tive social schedules, and heavy course loads often interferred with getting in those crucial eight hours. When exhaustion takes over, students slumber on benches, school buses, or practically anywhere. Sympathetic teachers were more inclined to view these midday naps with envy than anger, despite a recent school ruling banning in-school siestas. Left, Right: Sleepers Ron Geiger and Bart Coppage. 202 Michelle Parmeter David Patton Jeff Pauley Greg Payton Thomas Pend ley Dawn Perenzin Barry Periatt Sue Pctro Phuc Pham Anita Phillips David Picard Jimmy Pittman James Pollard James Pollock Pam Powell Billy Powers William Powers Rodney Preston Patricia Pylate Anthony Rainey James Rainey Kathy Ramey Kim Ratcliff Cedric Rayford Eddie Reese Henrietta Rhodes Nancy Richards Hciko Rings Chris Robinson Kim Rogers Myrna Romero Wayne Rosetti Tina Ross Allen Rouse Bryan Rowe Camilc Sabbatini Lori Salmon Robert Sanders David Savage Mary Sawyer Todd Schena Heidi Schmidt 203 William Schram Christine Seal Tommy Searight Sheri Sebring Becky Scnscncy Jack Severson Jane Severson Donald Shaffer Anthony Shelby Sammy Shelton Frank Shockley Deanna Shoemaker Chad Shoop Vclton Sigler Cindy Simpson Paula Sindle Anna Sitton Frank Skinner Greg Skrmetti Brian Smith Donna Smith Emanuel Smith Kathy Smith Lucila Smith Micah Smith Priscilla Smith Tami Smith Tammy Smith William Sockwell Viann Sommer Rosena Spears Carolyn Spencer Lisa Spradley Diane Spurlock Ben Stansbury Vonda Steinwinder Dorinda Stewart Mary Stewart Robert Stewart Thomas Stewart Tim Stewart Robert Stoebe 204 Alison Stringfield Vivian Strubc Jon Suarez Greg Sumrall Gordon Sun Tina Swaim A classic silhouette is always in style, and none is more classic than the preppy wardrobe. In a most unusual trend, the explosive rebirth of interest in the Ivy League look is heading into its second fashion season. Rather than opting for the wildest, most flamboyant look possible, as was the style in the sixties and early seventies, Biloxi High students live in such preppy must-haves as Izods, top-siders, and oxford shirts that could just have easily been the cornerstones of Mummy and Daddy’s high school wardrobes. Preppy clothes must be useful as well as cute, and come in a wide variety of key col- ors, including khaki, navy blue, hot pink, and lime green. Not only do preppy clothes have the advantage of wearing well and looking great, they are up to the minute any year. Excellent! Left: Robbie Miles, in the look that only a preppy could love. Above: The book that started it all — The Official Preppy Handbook, edited by Lisa Birnbach. Cindy Sykes Dennis Taylor Ronald Thames Dusty Theriot Tony Theriot Laura Thomas 205 Lisa Thomas Carl Thompson Chris Thompson Rodney Thompson Kim Thornton Karen Tillman They Want Your Blood On November 12, 1981, Biloxi High’s Junior Civitans club sponsored a blood drive. The Red Cross set up quarters in the locker room of the gym and remained much of the school day to accept blood from willing donors. Students giving blood were required to be at least seventeen years old and weigh 100 pounds. Thirty-three potential donors were turned away due to medical problems. Nonetheless, “Be nice to me, I gave blood today” stickers were seen all over school throughout the day, with Biloxi High students having rallied to donate a total of sixty-nine pints. Left: Monica Rank. Above Right: Art teacher Kris McGuire. Lower Right: A close-up view of the stomach-turning process. Ronnie Toms John T reloar Rhomi Tripp Karen Trippe Pekina Tucker Regina Tucker 206 Michael Turner Sonya Turner Melodic Vanhooscr Leslie Van Norman Nancy Vice Tuan Vu Angela Wade Keron Waldrop Jim Walker Randall Wallace Jim Wallers Sheila Walton Angie Ward Beryl Washington Roger Washington Trent Wasilenko Tony Weeks Lindy Weems Priscilla Wells Gary West Kim Whigham Tammy White Richard Whitford Carlton Williams Maureen Williams Reginald Williams Sherri Williams Glenda Willis Monica Wilson Nancy Wilson Ronnie Wilson Anna Wiltz Celeste Windom Sandra Winn Mary Woods Amanda Wright 207 lpmore oseMnn Ma| Vice Preside .aren Brown K«m Johnson . Secretary Tina President 208 David Abbenante Collette Acevedo Paul Acevedo Yvette Acevedo James Adkins Joe Agregaard Brenda Ainsworth Maurice Ainsworth Gwen Albert Zenovia Alexander James Allen Lora Allen Belinda Anderson Earnestine Anderson Sheryl Anderson Rae Armistead Jeff Autry Dwaine Balius Kevin Barbour Billy Barnes Rust) Barnes Wade Barnes Helen Bates Tammy Beasley Shawn Beecher Robin Belvcl Harr Bennett Janice Bentley Suzanne Bienvenue Suzette Bienvenue Veronica Bilbo Gretchcn Bishop Juanita Bishop Kristi Bishop Nancy Blackmon Luann Blackwell Debbi Blank Barbara Bleichner Richard Blevins Vaughn Blue Phillip Bodin Lisa Bonin James Booker Kristecn Boucher Heike Bradley LecAnn Bracndlcin Lisa Brannon James Brasc Dawn Breuard Tina Brimage Ellis Brister Jeff Bristol John Britton Veronica Britton Heidi Brockmeyer David Brooks Sally Brossett Aline Broussard Ray Broussard Rhonda Broussard Jackie Brown Karen Brown Laura Brown Treva Brumfield Vikki Bryan Rene Buchanan Bobbie Budnick Linh Bui Loc Bui Roger Bulliss John Bunting Susan Burnett Derrick Burton Steven Burton Priscilla Butler Valerie Butler Brent Byrd Philip Byrd Robert Caldwell Robin Campbell Sonya Carswell Michael Carter Kim Carver 210 “Rain, Rain Go Away .. Erratic weather changes are a part of the day-to-day existence on the Gulf Coast, and such changes are as plentiful as they are un- predictable. Temperatures might mandate short sleeve shirts one day, and sweaters and jackets the next. Thick fog and 100% humidity are not at all uncommon, nor is a rain spell that might last for weeks. The majority of Biloxi High students agree that mild winters and warm summer days are just ideal for life on the Coast, but even the most ardent beach bums yearn for an occa- sional snowfall. Above: Thanks to one of Mother Nature’s quirks, soggy Indians battled the Gulfport Ad- mirals in ankle-deep mud. Not even the persistent downpouring of rain could dampen the loyalty of Biloxi’s fans despite the subsequent 9-0 loss. Anthony Cater Cecilia Cervantes Scott Chaplin Valerie Cheskevick Alena Chester Carl Chester Stephanie Clark CrissieClay Kevin Colbet Darin Cole Arthur Coleman Mike Coley Joseph Collars Alan Collars Patrick Collins Ray Collins Carla Condon Angie Cooper 211 The Calvin Controversy Blue jeans have long played a year-round role in the average high school stu- dent’s wardrobe, but the ever-popular denims have had their status upped in re- cent years by the designer craze. Lees, Levis, Chic, and Gloria Vanderbilt jeans were student body favorites, but Calvin Kleins were the top choice on campus. What came between many students and their Calvins was a lot of money — about forty-five dollars, to be ex- act — but the combination of good looks and good fit proved irresistible. Jeans with that familiar red and white label could be spotted by the dozens in the halls of Biloxi High. Left: Karen Marchioni exhibits the form-fitting denims that were an essential part of the Distinct Look for 1981-1982. Above: Junior Peanut Buckley takes a twist on the traditional jean look with a blue denim dress. However, Calvin Klein still had a hand in creating this put-together — her wrap belt came from his recent fall line! Brandic Corley Stacey Corso Victoria Corso Shari Cowan Ralph Cox Sam Crawford Tammy Creel Kearn Crockett Russell Crockett Pam Crotwell Ky Dang Angela Dannenmueller Cathleen Davis Michael Davis Sarita Davis Stacey Davis Mike DeBlois Sarah Delano 212 Dene Delcuze Mark Denton Ricky Deroven John Dews Eric Dickey Nona Dickey Christine Ditzicr Johnny Dixson Reginald Donald Doreen Dore Scotty Dossett Tanya Dossett Tracy Dove Sandy Drieling Ken DufTano Danny Dunphy Grayson Duvall Ken Dwelle Darren Endris Charles Ethcrcdge Dwayne Eubanks Lindey Fairley Sandy Fello Joy Felton Gerald Ferrill Richard Ferry Tammy Field Ronnie Flowers James Floyd Sherry Fortner Sherry Frees Robin Frey Paula Sue Gagliola Lewis Gambill Theresa Gara Sheila Garland Mario Garrett Asa Garriga Tim Gary Richard Geiger Stanley George Greg Gibson 213 Tony Gipsow Darlene Gnuschkc Sherry Golden Jennifer Galiot Larry Graham George Grandbcrry Becky Green Ginger Gretza Terrence Griffin Tim Griffin Elizabeth Griswold Amy Groff Anthony Gruich Haila Guillotte Sydney Gulledge Chester Hall Trina Hamilton Daniel Handford James Hankins Craig Hanlin Mimi Hanshaw Tammy Hanson Polly Hanzalik James Harbison James Hardin Steve Hardison Jill Hardy Renee Harris Charlotte Harrison Jennifer Hartwell Andrea Harvey Jaroon Hathaway Jennifer Hebert Mark Helgeson Leslie Henges Melanie Herrin Robin Hershberger Anthony Hill Chris Hillard Mel Hills Forrest Hoffman Maria Holcomb 214 Ella Holloway Jeff Holloway Alva Holmes Tammy Holmes Gary Hopkins Kenneth Hougaard Patricia Huffman Robert Hull Camille Hymel Derrick Jackson Lisa Jackson Mark Jackson Mike Janus Renee Jeter Kim Johnson Tyrone Johnson Victor Johnson Kelley Jones Writing Up the Headliners Above: Under the Gap staff members Roger Stewart and Pam Crotwell. For the last two years, the Daily Herald has published a supplementary to the Tuesday evening paper titled Under the Gap. Written for pupils in grades one through twelve, the paper is produced by high school teens across the Coast. Any event of importance to students finds its way into the Gap, as well as puzzles, record charts, and reviews. Two Biloxi High students are currently staff members of the Gap; senior Roger Stewart serves as a reporter, and sophomore Pam Crotwell is a photographer. Gap staff members battle many of the same problems that plage Herald workers, having to contend with out-of-focus pictures, teletype computers that “eat” stories, and the ever-present deadlines. 215 L. C. Jones Mike Jones Rhonda Jones Tabatha Jones Garth Keely Amy Kelly Marc Kennedy Richard King Chris Kopszywa Angie Kordek Pam Koslicki Craig Kuhn Sam Laird James Lamas Kim Laminack Jennifer Lance Connie Land Wes Land Seeing Double Unsuspecting visitors to the school campus might well be convinced that they are seeing double, due to the unusually large number of twins at- tending Biloxi High. Most students have become accustomed to the twosomes with the tongue-twistingly similar names, but faculty members still struggle to distinguish between the seemingly identical students. Anyone well acquainted with twins has no trouble separating the brothers or sisters, as most twins develop highly individualistic personalities, but school records frequently become crossed. Above: One of Biloxi High's many sets of twins, Jodi and Jill Danielson. 216 Scott Landrum Debbie Landry Ronna Laprarie Vicki Lawrence Hieu Lc Hope Lechner Trisha Lechner Raymund LeComptc Cindy Lee Kim Legere Jessica Leonard Tony Leonard Tina Levert Claudette Lewis Lisa Lewis Sherry Lewis Vivian Lewis Adrian Link Tamara Littell Chris Lloyd Richard Looney Rachael Luke Jenkins Magee Janice Manning Colleen Mapes Chris Marsland Michelle Matthews Kim Mattina Rose Ann Mattina Dotty Mayes Franklin Maynor Roger McCabe Greg McCarthy Brett McCulloch Jeff McDonald Tracy McGuire Andrew McNair Shelton McNeil Howard McNelley Robert McQuadc Dawn Menna Frank Mickel 217 Jeff Miles Jerry Miller Richard Miller Donald Mills Shawn Mills Deanna Misko Mike Misko Desi Mitchell Mark Mongaya Jennifer Montgomery Douglas Montiforte Kenny Moody Ben Moore Richard Moore Rose Moore Kim Moorer Tracy Morris Steven Myers Brian Myhres Michelle Nadalich Dawn New Herbert Newman Anh Nguyen Ha Nguyen Mung Nguyen Tuoi Nguyen Patricia Nicovich Randy Nieves Kim Nightingale John Nix Darrin Noble Greg Nolte Marilyn Norwood Ben Ondcrdon Carl O’Neal Edwin Ost Donna Page DeDc Parker Michael Payne Maria Payton Cathy Pearson Ellen Peer 218 Lawrence Penrod Lisa Phillips Paul Pierce Dean Pollard Leonard Pope Monica Pope Kevin Porter Kim Porter Candy Pratt Calvin Pritchett Joseph Quave Patty Quinn Larry Ratliff Kathy Redding Flora Reed Joey Rclyca Chris Remley Richard Reyna The Frenzied Pursuit of Part-Time Jobs An estimated sixty to seventy percent of the student body has taken on part-time jobs this year. The primary reason expressed for getting these jobs is to increase money for social ac- tivities such as dating, movies, etc. Wages range from $1.80 to $4.10 per hour, but no matter what the going rate is, it is never enough as far as the employees are concerned. Most students agree that their jobs did not interfere with schoolwork as long as working hours stayed under thirty hours per week, but the irony of it all is that although jobs have indeed increased spending money, they have, in fact, decreased time for active social lives. Above: Biloxi High junior Priscilla Smith on the job at Foxmoore clothing store. _______________________________________________________________ 219 s ■i Anthony Reynolds Marcella Rhea Patty Rieffel Beverly Rowell Wayne Rowell Lisa Roy The Model Student Southern girls have been acclaimed for their beauty for years, and Biloxi’s belles have done well in carrying on their exceptional heritage. Unsurprisingly, the female population of Biloxi High takes a strong interest in modeling, and regularly participates in beauty contests on the local, state, and national level. The striking good looks of many Biloxi High teens have prompted photographers to preserve those pretty faces, and their likenesses can be found on display in camera shops throughout the Gulf Coast. Left: Candy Middleton represented Mississippi in the 1982 Miss Teen All-American Pageant. Above: Junior Chris Murphy lived in Italy for four years prior to her ar- rival at Biloxi High. She posed for this portrait at the request of an Italian photographer shortly before returning to the United States. Below: Junior Tina Ross is one of nine Biloxi High Girls on the Gayfers Teen Board, a local modeling organization. Tracey Ruffin Suzy Rutherford Belinda Ryan Mary Sabbatini Annette Sanders Kevin Sanders 220 Angela Saunders Larry Savage Teresa Schaefer Nathan Schatzman Robert Schatzman Sonya Schmidt Bob Schlicher Dianne Schricbcr Bret Schulte Darrell Scott Jeff Scott Leo Seldon Ronald Seldon Tim Sclke Bernadette Seymour Eddie Shannon Erika Shaw Charlotte Shelby Fran Shelton Nam Shelton Jimmy Sheppard Dianne Shireman Eddie Showers Glenn Sims Tim Sinkuler Lance Smith Sandra Smithson Andrew Sparks Dolores Stallone Donna Stallone Chandra Stallworth Yvette Stanley Barbara Stanovich Ricky Stefanini Mark Stevenson Roxann Stockstill Anthony Stovt Penny Sturtevant Chris Surian Carla Sykes Leo Taranto Shirley Taylor 221 Chuck Thomas Jeff Thompson Mike Thompson Sandra Thompson Tammy Thorla Laurie Tiblier Max Tipton Darrell Tompkins Fabricc Touboulie Hien Tran Hung Tran Phung Tran Kenneth Trochesset Peter Vaggalis Robin Van Huss Thomas Varble Neale Vcalc Edward Vuyovich Glenn Waddle Sheila Walker Darrin Wall Dennis Wall Adrian Wallace Edward Walter Larry Warren Christie Weaver Gene Weems Pam Weichert Louis Weier Timmy Welter Sonya Wescovich Lentz West Sherman Weston Arthur White Sonya White Robert Wiles Angela Williams Danny Williams Frederick Williams Scott Williams David Wilson Renee Wilson 222 Theresa Wilson Vernon Wilson Danny Winans Mike Windom Debra Winn Todd Wooten Picture This All smiles was the look for the day when Biloxi High students gathered by English classes for the annual trauma of having school day pictures made. Students who had hoped for free time were disappointed to discover that most teachers had set up shop in the auditorium to continue with the daily agenda of lecturing and assigning homework. Photographing Biloxi High’s masses turned out to be an all-day job that required the skills of three photographers. Upper Left, Left, Above: Familiar scenes from the yearly ritual. Sherry Wright Beverley Yelverton Kirk Young Mario Zimmer Michael Zuehlsdorf 223 ' MM COUNCIL MEMBERS Mary M. Carpenter Margaret S. Sherry Lewis M. Langlinais Laz Quave Roy N. Mattina, Sr. William C. McManus Michael L. Esters MAYOR GERALD BLESSEY s Oldest City 226 THE PEOPLES BANK OF B ILOXI MEMBER FOIC MAIN OFFICE: Old Downtown Biloxi BRANCHES: d'lberville-St. Martin West Biloxi 435-5511 M- te PEOPLE comeia • Established 1896 “Let's All Fight Nuclear Waste Storage in Mississippi. If you haven't been to MARY MAHONEY'S You haven't been to the Coast. MARY MAHONEY'S JJouie HISIAIIIWI and Old Slave Quarters Lounge MAGNOLIA AND WATER STREET BILOXI. MISSISSIPPI On of the Oldest House� it Amento, built in 17 J7 FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL 432 0163 Open 11 a.m. 'til Never On Sunday 227 'l atueA WEST END CLEANERS -Me.x zA [aje.i.ty 1 czHaix kin Cxxxe. £aCon Skin Treatments Honee Wax Hair Removal Make up Application Classes 1349 West Howard Ave. Biloxi, MS 39530 423 Reynoir Street Biloxi. MS 39530 436 4321 AUDREY CRAWLEY Owner “Best Wishes Class of 1982” Biloxi Shrimp, Inc. Biloxi, MS KEEP MISSISSIPPI FREE OF NUCLEAR WASTE 'pacfo'uj Compliments of Seafood T edtauianC K D CASH CURB 1500 East Beach Biloxi, Mississippi 39530 1334 East Howard Biloxi, MS 39530 228 ei [S t © alt i k 3 BANK METRO North Bay 392 3030 Biloxi 374 2020 Member FDIC West Biloxi 388 5050 The Savings Champs. Food Stores Scrvlni Alabama. Florida. Louisiana and Mississippi. PASS ROAD HARDWARE A Big Little Store 2901 A Pass Road Biloxi, MS Phone 432 0736 If it’s Borden, it’s got to l e good. 800 W. Howard Biloxi, Mississippi Phone: 432 7856 Pool Def rank Certified Gemotogist 601-432-8169 El 1 i( t t Jewel rv Member Amencon Gem Society 220 Poe Howord • Vieux Morcbe’ • Oiloxi. MS 39530 229 THE MUSIC FM PASS ROAD PET CENTER Expert Poodle Grooming and a Complete Line of Tropical Fish, Plants, and Supplies 3414 Pass Rd., Biloxi (601)388 5651 Proof of Excellence. No other company has made so many rings for the number ONES! Your Class Ring is a WINNER. Balfour. Open 7:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. (601)436 6471 Breakfast, Luncheon, and Dinner Served in a comfortable, informal atmosphere overlooking the Gulf. Deer.Island, and the Harbor. Located at the BILOXI SMALL CRAFT HARBOR. Phone: 435 5001 Ample Free Parking 3301 Pass Road 609 Caillavet Hwy 67 North Biloxi Hwy 90 Ocean Springs PAUL BROUSSARD General Manager 230 SALES - RENTALS ta e our ORDERS j| 388-9853 ----Pass W Colise '. Q Hmy 90 YUKI'S JAPANESE RESTAURANT Mon. Sat. II A.M.-II P.M. Sun. 5 P.M.-11 P.M. 127 East Pass Road Biloxi, MS 39531 THE GULF COAST'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE FORMAL SHOP Edgewater Plaza Harbor Square Woolco Village Biloxi Qullpon Pascagoula 388-6161 864-3600 762-1192 EDGEWATER CLEANERS 4491 Petit Bois Plaza Biloxi, MS 39531 (601)388 7533 FRANK P. CORSO INC. Established 1924 Wholesale Cigars — Tobacco — Candies — Specialties — Vending Machines 515 Caillevet St. Biloxi, MS 436 4697 Congratulations to all Seniors” The L.A. Easterling, Co., Inc. General Contractors and Engineers Gulfport, MS CornPUrnents 90,1‘5 55 231 Banks Custom Design Jewelry Shop “Creators of Fine Jewelry” Gold and Sivler Copies and Original Designs 1639 West Howard Ave. Outside Gate 2 MIKE LUND 392-8605 I can do ANYTHING you don’t want to! Just give me a call. lawncare housework odd jobs painting C-mplimentt trf The BIG BLUE Fleet Commercial • Industrial • Apartment • Residential GARBAGE COLLECTION 633 Fred Haise Blvd. Biloxi, MS BARICEV FAMILY Owners □ Telephone 435-3626 Waste Systems BROWNING-FERRIS INDUSTRIES OF MISSISSIPPI INC 392-5108 Tucker Road • Biloxi droop ' Luck INDIANS From: M. J. Roybal D.D.S. if ALIUS FLOOR COVERINGS, INC. 3419 Pass Road 388 5422 Balius Quality is Long Remembered 232 00StO mo wuwe CHINESE RESTAURANT MON-SAT. SUN. 5p m. lOp-M. SPECIAL CHINESE LUNCHEONS MON-SAT. 1130AM -2 SOP- TAKE OUT ORDERS 86 -6250 4% M E ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE OR VISA ¥ EXXON WEST BEACH 90 OULFPORT 233 fisilf Slppf let Cfljk Biloxi Fr Cold Storai Home of E Esti NACOL’ BILOXI SOUVENIR CENTER DIAMONDS CLASS RINGS WATCHES — STEREOS T-Shirts and Airbrushing by Craig W. Beach Blvd. Open 7 Days a Week 11:30 A.M. 11:00 P.M. Weekdays I 1:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. Weekends 2938 W. Beach 8oulevard Biloxi, Mississippi 374 5001 MARSHALL MOTOR CO. Select Cars Since 1950 FRANK” MARSHALL 510 Caillevet St. Bus. (601)432-8240 Biloxi, MS 39530 (601)388 6547 MISSISSIPPI MUSIC, INCORPORATED • Quality Paints Varnishes • Marine • Commercial • Residential • SWIMMING POOL PAINST • Wallpaper Wall Coverings • Dry Wall Supplies Spray Equip. • JACK TAR MARINE FINISHES 235 STATE FARM Insurance Company Home Office — Bloomington, IL Rt. 5, Box 81-K Tim Chadick Popps Ferry Rd. Agent N. Biloxi, MS 39532 OH. 388-6646 Res. 388-9523 DOOR • PLEXIGLASS • DOOR REPAIR MIRROR BAY GLASS AND DOOR CO. SALES, SERVICE, AND INSTALLATION 328 B-CENTRAL AVE. N. BILOXI, MS 39532 24 HR. SERVICE 392-1640 Biloxi Gulfport Pascagoula Ocean Springs Phone: (601| 388-2022 — Trend Maker Tobacconist Pipe Repair — OULF NATIONAL LIFE THE SMOKE SHOP Gf PIPES • TOBACCOS - IMPORTED CIGARS JOE GILL Edgewater Plaza Owner Biloxi. Ms. 39531 DEEP SOUTH INSULATION 111 FRED HAISE BLVD. P.O. DRAWER O BILOXI, MS 39530 PHONE: (601)374-2611 864-8934 FIBERGLASS • CELLULOSE • SPARY ON OWNER CLAY EASTERLING 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 237 C.oiugr � � L't°i� t A CNIORS! £ tfaS i At-d n«c r ?3r u PAINT | GLASS CO. CUSTOM FRAMING DESIGNING 1321 27th Ave. MAY WE INVITE YOU TO ENJOY. . . hOUSEot CHW CHINESE RESTAURANT AMERICAN Serving Your Favorite Chinese and American Foods Mirrors, Paintings, Documents, Photos, Shadow Boxes, Needle Point, Ready-Made Frames, Metal, Wood, Ovals. WE BELIEVE OUR RESPONSIBILITY IS TO ENHANCE AND PRESERVE THE VALUE OF YOUR WORK OF ART Delicious Food For the Entire Family BUSINESS LUNCHES SERVED 388 1331 Call In — Carry Out Service We Serve Your Favorite Cocktail W. Beach Blvd. Biloxi, MS SPORTS plus EDGEWATER MALL Biloxi, MS 388-3355 Special Discounts: Schools, Clubs, Leagues, and Organizations Compliments of BRADFORD-O'KEEFE FUNERAL HOME 314 Howard Ave. Biloxi, MS 238 for Men and Women iH� INSURANCE CENTER.« Appointments Preferred — Walk-ins Welcome Gabe's Hair Place II Deedy’s Shopping Village Hwy. 90 Ocean Springs, MS Telephone: (601) 875-7825 Gabe's Haircutting Vieux Marche Mall 320 Oelauney St. Biloxi, MS Telephone: 374-2778 umm 122 EAST HOWARD AVENUE P.O. DRAWER 228 (601)374-2000 BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI 39533 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’82 M M SHRIMP COMPANY, INC. BILOXI, MS 6 SUPPORT THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WASTE IN MISSISSIPPI Jn Vmtjut Qifts Jcre 5 Junction OJO ) fW55 Rptd Qnffjmr,lyjoi JaxM (6oit )( - Star-Journal Serving Biloxi and N. Biloxi P.O. Box 59 Biloxi, MS 39533 432-0364 239 Mn ju ihinkj Miles of warm, white beach. Sway- ing palm trees. Fragrant camellias, iris and narcissus. It’s a tropical paradise that’s as close to you as The Broad- water Beach on the Gulf of Mexico. Where you can play championship golf on two private 18-hole golf courses. Go game fish- ing from our marina. Play tennis. Swim. Send the kids to their own play garden. And enjoy excellent dining and entertainment. At The Broadwater Beach, the tropics are closer than you think Send for our new color brochure 7HEIUIQADM7EI{ BEACH The Gulf Coast's finest sports resort complex Biloxi Mississippi 39533 • Telephone 601 388 2211 • Toll free 800 647 3964 240 s skater 324 Iberville Drive Biloxi, MS 374-3450 SPECIAL SESSIONS Group Party Rates “FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY” VIDEO GAMES • POOL TABLES • FOOD • DRINKS “Guitars, Drums, Pianos, Organs and Everything Musical. ” The Nation' Oldest Family-Owned Music Stores — Serving the South Since 1842! New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson and Biloxi too! PROFESSIONALLY YOURS” VERICLEAN Janitorial Service SPECIALIZING IN SMALL OFFICES AND SMALL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS PHONE FREE 388-4065 ESTABLISHMENTS A A Wrecker Service “U Maul ’Em — We Haul 'Em 526 Delauney 241 HARRY J. JOACHIM ASA Realtor — Appraiser Office: 374-2010 119 West Howard Ave. Home: Biloxi, MS 39530 436-6865 AL DAWSON Store Manager Sterling Store Co., Inc. 6500 Forbing Rd. Little Rock, Ark. 72203 m realtor New Grads — Welcome to Adult World. Stay in Shape Open 7 Days 8 A.M. till 11 P.M. Kgl fttitBois RACQUET BALL • TENNIS •• • COMPLETE HEALTH FACILITIES Belwwt Ed|e«ii«r Mill A Pits Rd i MEMBERSHIPS STILL AVAILABLE CALL NOW 388-4655 PUV w A L L 5 y o B M A £ T H N 1 E N Still the No. 1 Nite Spot In Town 7 Nights of Live Entertainment Cal) tor Information 3744444 TURN NORTH OFF U8 80 ONTO DELAUNEY 8T. Lounge South Entrance N«a Tk« Little Red Cabooae 2 Bike. North of Suntan Motel off Hwy. 90 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY HATHAWAY’S PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. DAVID A. CANONICI Agent 1146 W. Howard Ave. P.O. Box 175 Biloxi, MS 39530 Bus. 432-0352 Res. 374-2117 jffi lOBfllENI The Pro Shop Wholesale and Retail 600 Caillavet St. Biloxi, MS 374-4212 me. PHONE (601) 392-2200 TWX 510-997-1548 MOTSIE RO. AT 1-10 (CEDARLAKE EXIT) — RT. 6 BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI 39532 Detroit Diesel Allison — BRANCH OFFICES — 216 SOUTH WATER ST. MOBILE. ALA. 36601 (205) 438-4743 1128 CHESTNUT AVE. PANAMA CITY, FLA. 32401 (904) 763-7856 DETROIT DIESEL POWER TO THE GULF COAST FOR OVER 40 YEARS reliabilt BEAUTY SCHOOL State Academy of Cosmetology Owner: ROMA LAIN 701 W. Howard Phones: 432 8890 Biloxi, MS 39532 374 9538 THE PLANT SHOP GARDEN CENTER, INC. Silk Corsages Arrangements MR. MRS. ROBERT L. CHANDLER, JR. Route 6, Box 130 B Biloxi, MS 39532 (601)392-2545 POPP’S FERRY ROAD LOG HOUSE MARY and JIM MYERS Sun. Thurs. 6 AM I I PM The World's Best Hamburger Dinning Room 6 AM 10PM 6 AM I I Sat. and Sun. 190 De Buys Road TROPHIES • PLAQUES • AWARDS • ENGRAVING The Trophy Shop STEVE BURNS 601-435-4455 BILOXI, MS 39531 3006 PASS RD P.A.D.I. Certified Instruction Diving Equipment — Diving Charters Compressed Air — Salvage Sales — Service ROGER MOORE Manager THE DIVE SHOP 1312V2 W. Howard Ave. Biloxi, MS 39530 (601)374-3488 DIVE 244 SOUTHERN LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY “CELEBRATING OUR 92ND ANNIVERSARY” 407 MAINSTREET, BILOXI, MS 436-3443 Charles Cantrell District Manager Wayne Parker Long Beach to Bay St. Louis John Hough Sales Manager JoAnn Hilliard Moss Point to Lucedale Bill Thurber Biloxi, MS Robert White Pascagoula Elvis Fayard North Biloxi, MS Ed Campbell Ocean Springs 245 You Get More of the Things You Love BILOXI LONG BEACH 2941 W. Beach Blvd. 204 W. Beach 374-2770 864-7990 OCEAN SPRINGS 2410 Hwy. 90 East 875-8111 Sun.-Thurs. 11 AM-12 PM TUES. NITE BUFFET 5:30-8:30 ALL YOU CAN EAT! Pizza, Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Toast Fri. Sat. 11 AM-2 PM NOON BUFFET Mon. Thurs. Fri. 11 AM-2 PM Pizza, Salad, Spaghetti, and Garlic Toast Having a Party or Meeting Call About Our Party or Meeting Room Ask the Manager for Details 246 247 COUPON A AFJROTC UNIVERSAL SPA Health Beauty System 7 OX JUNIOR tp a Mississippi 781st Air Force Junior ROTC Squadron FREE FIRST VISIT Popps Ferry Shopping Center Biloxi, MS 388-3110 ASK FOR ROSEMARIE COUPON Boosters BRIDAL FORMAL SHOPPE MS Gulf Coast YMCA Edgewater Plaza 1810 Government St. Ph: 388-2090 Ocean Springs JOHNSON BROTHERS JEWELRY CO. Vieux Marche Ph: 436-4591 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’ 3 Friends of SOTB SPORT-ABOUT 511 W. Howard. Biloxi 432-0516 CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes Vandy Vela 248 Advertising Directory Please patronize these businesses who advertise in your BHS Annual. A A Wrecker Service 435-2261 Austin's Style Center 432-8802 Balfour (Jackson, MS) 354-0200 Balius Floor Coverings 388-5422 Banks Custom Design Jewelry 432-7941 Baricev's 435-3626 Barq's Bottling Co. 432-7001 Bay Glass and Door Co. 392-1640 BFI Waste Systems 392-5108 Biloxi Freezing Co. 432-0451 Biloxi Shrimp Co. 432-5502 Biloxi Skate Arcade 374-3450 Biloxi Souvenir Center 388-4051 BLP Mobile Paint 388-5403 Borden 432-7856 Bradford-O’Keefe 374-5650 Bridal and Formal Shoppe 388-2090 Broadwater Beach 388-2211 Broome Studios 388-4390 City of Biloxi 374-8600 David A. Canonici 374-2117 Tim Chadick 388-6646 Delchamps 374-6402 The Dive Shop 374-3483 Edgewater Cleaners 388-7533 L.A. Easterling Const. 864-2242 Elliot Jewelry 432-8189 The Factory 435-5400 First Miss. National Bank 374-3611 Frank P. Corso 436-4697 Gabe's Haircutting 374-2778 Games Galore 388-9887 Gorenflo’s Tackle Shop 432-7387 Gulf National Life Ins. Co. 374-2611 Gulf Paint and Glass 863-4032 Gulf Publishing Co. 896-2435 Harbor House 435-5001 Hathaway’s Paint 374-4212 Her Majisty's Hair Salon 436-4321 Himel Auto Parts 436-6471 Hong Kong Palace 864-6250 House of Chin Restaurant 388-1331 Hunan Restaurant 374-5001 The Insurance Center 374-2000 Jere’s Junction 896-3837 Harry J. Joachim 374-2010 Johnson Brothers 436-4591 Karamel Korn 388-4454 K D Cash Curb 374-9534 Kennedy Engine Co. 392-2200 Kn 107 832-5111 Log House 896-4707 Mike Lund’s ML Services 392-8605 McDonalds — Edgewater 388-1127 McDonalds — Highway 67 392-5036 McDonalds — Pass Road 432-1167 Magic Mart 392-3118 Mary Mahoney's 432-0163 Marshall Motor Co. 432-8240 Metropolitan National Bank 374-2020 Mississippi Music 388-6547 Nacol's — Howard Ave. 432-2583 Nacol’s — Edgewater 388-5400 Nacol’s — Pass Road 432-0436 Nacol’s — Central Ave. 392-2306 L. W. Parker and Associate 388-4551 Pass Road Hardware 432-0736 Pass Road Pet Center 388-5651 People’s Bank of Biloxi 435-5511 Petit Bois 388-4655 The Plant Shop 392-2545 M. J. Roybal D.D.S. 388-4514 The Smoke Shop 388-2022 Sport About 432-0364 Sports Plus 388-3355 Star Journal 432-0364 State Acad, of Cosmetology 432-8890 The Trophy Shop 435-4455 Tux and Tails 388-6161 Uni Spa 388-3110 Upstairs Downstairs 374-9444 Vandy Vela 388-1435 Verdean Janitorial Service 388-4065 Werlein's Music 388-4070 West End Cleaners 432-5652 Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA 875-2966 Yuki’s Japanese Restaurant 388-9853 1982 Scrapbook It seemed to have been a year of discouragement. Inflation, unemployment, and assassination attempts were on the rise, much to the distress of President Reagan’s newly empowered administra- tion. Having bounced back from a bullet wound inflicted in a March, 1981 attack, Reagan faced a troubled staff, with Richard Allen’s questioned bribe accep- tance from Japanese reporters, and budget director David Stockman’s blunt confes- sion that “No one really knows what is go- ing on with all of these numbers.” But some good news was welcomed in, as James Brady slowly recovered, Sandra Day O’Connor was appointed as the first female Supreme Court Justice, and the Prince and Princess of Wales awaited the arrival of their royal heir. Talent abounded in 1982 in the music business, with such reliable entertainers as Billy Joel, Olivia Newton-John, and the Rolling Stones topping the charts. Diana Ross and REO Speedwagon made com- ebacks, with newcomers Rick Springfield, Sheena Easton, the Go-Go’s, Billy Squier exploding on to the music scene. Biloxi High had its own share of musical talent, with singers Wally Taylor, Lorena Bon- nett, and Suzy Deere garnering the highest awards in the Biloxians-Phillips College Talent Search. Senior Sheryl Seaton, crowned Sweetheart Queen” performed “You Needed Me on her violin in the talent division of hte contest. Blockbuster hits such as “Bette Davis Eyes,” “Endless Love,” “Physical, and “Arthur’s Theme,” all made it to the top positions of the charts, as did the movies that many of the songs came from. Box of- fice reports were dismal on the whole, but we thrilled to such fantasies as Superman , Raiders of the Lost Art, Tarzan, Ar- thur. and Time Bandits. 250 251 A grab-bag of the events of 1982.. . winners . . deaths . . disasters . . cheers . . chills. . trends . . Former Biloxi High students Roger Smith and Chip Auburn. Goodbye. fellows .. . 1 252 Tragedy played a hand in the deaths of the famous and not-so-famous people this past year. Singer songwriter Harry Chapin died in an auto wreck; Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was murdered in open fire; beautiful actress Natalie Wood drowned; comedian Paul Lynde and rock legend Bill Haley suffered heart attacks. We said our personal farewells to two former Biloxi High students. Annual staff member Chip Auburn, Class of 1980, died from a brain tumor less than two years after leaving Biloxi High; Roger “Scotty Smith was killed in an automobile accident in Gautier two months prior to his 1981 graduation. In an attempt to avoid such future tragedies, fifty Biloxi High School seniors participated in a mock disaster drill to test emergency services in the local area. The “Disaster” occurred after an imaginary track and field meet held at the Lee Street stadium. An explosion resulted in the in- juries to the students, including shock, burns, protruding bones, and concussions. Having already received make-up jobs prior to the alarm, the victims' injuries were evaluated for seriousness, and the students were rushed to local hospitals for treatment. Students headed to the hospitals again, when the Biloxi High Football team visited the shut-ins at Biloxi Regional Medical Center. The team came equipped with clowns, balloons, candy, presents, and of course, a Santa Claus, to spread the good cheer of the chilly season. 253 However, the real chills of winter came several weeks after Christmas. Temperatures on the Coast dropped to the teens as Mississippi, as well as the rest of the nation, experienced the worst cold wave in decades. Iced-over bridges kept many students home, and the dangerous conditions forced repeated cancella- tion of classes. As always, the zaniest changes of the year came about on the fashion scene. Buccaneer blouses, culottes, and designer anything livened up the closets full of basic preppy clothing acquired in 1980-81. Metallics added glitz to the olive drab and camouflage fabrics seen everywhere, in the form of purses, belts, ballet flats, and leaf earrings. Costume looks became fun in the form of pants in all lengths and styles, with such fanciful touches as side slits, cropped to mid-calf, and gathered to a v-yoked waistband. The sixties and early seventies came back in full force in the form of minis, ankle- high, flat heeled boots, and head- bands knotted across the forehead. “Whimsical” was the word for 1981-82’s amusements. “Pac Man Fever,” paying homage to the favorite electronic past time, that in- spired its spin-off “Ms. Pac Man, was a hit novelty song. Brooke Shields reigned yet another year as the Queen of Cover Girls, and General Hospital’s Luke and Laura were tops in the newlywed depart- ment. Enthusiasm for frequent cor- respondence with college pals wanted as postal rates climbed, with the 15 and 18 cent stamps both giving way to the C series costing 20 cents per lick. Jogging togs were sought out for their practicality as well as their popular looks, as body-conscious types finished off their 1982 look with a pair of Nikes sporting that familiar side swoosh. 254 So this hus 982! 255 260 Abbcnantc. Theresa: VOT — 3.4 Adams. Jeff: Band — 1; Track — I; Key Club 2; Treasurer of Deca Marketing Club 4. Baseball - 3. 4. 5. Agrcgaard, Annette: Volleyball I; Key Club 3; Deca OJT Club — 4 Agrcgaard. Richcllc: Honor Society — I; Band — 1.3.4. Albert, Smiley Alexander. Belinda: Vice-President of Afro-American Club — 1; Vice- President of Nichols' Band — 1; Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms French Club — 4; Member of Quill and Scroll — 4; Black Cultural Society — 4. Honor Society — 4; Honor Roll Member of Distinguished American High School Society Alexander. Ollivctte: Band — 1. 2; Track — I; FHA — 1; Cheerleader I; JROTC — 2. 3.4; VOT —4. A Iverson, Lola Basketball — I; Deca Marketing — 2, 3; Biloxians - 3; VOT — 4. Anders. Dale: Football — 3. 4; Stage Left - 4 Anderson. Lamona: Choir — I; FHA — I; Black Cultural Society — 4. Anderson. Stacy: FHA — I; Leo Club — 2; Key Club — 3; Junior Civitans Club —4; Band — 1.2, 3,4. Armstrong. David: Student Council — 1; Hero Club — 3.4 Asher. Valerie: ROTC Awards — 1,2, 3,4; ROTC Cadet Commander — 4 Ashton. Robert: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1; Band — 1, 2. 3. 4. Color guard Captain — 4; Biloxians — 4. Accom- panist — 4. Bacilc, Dwayne: Distributive Education 4; Vica Club-4 Bailey. Gregory: Kiwanis Club — 1; Tennis Team — 1; Strings — 1. 2; Rocket Club — 2; Honor Roll — 2; JROTC — 2. 3. 4; Cmdr JROTC Drill Team — 3. 4; Paper Staff — 3. 4. JROTC Deputy Cmdr - 4. JROTC Sqdn Cmdr. — 4; JROTC Color Guard — 4. Baker. David. Baker. Larry. Wood Shop — 1; Vica Club — 3; Auto Mechanic — 3. 4; Sur- vives — 4. Barnes, Chris: Class Favorite — I; Key Club — 2. 3. 4. Football — 1.2. 3. 4. B- Club — 4; Honor Roll 4; Mr BHS — 4. Barrileaux. Kim: Softball — 2, 3; Band — 1,2. 3.4; Rag Cos — 4 Batey. Gloria: Choir — 1; JROTC — 2. 3. Bell. Edward: Geometry Award — 1; Annual Staff — I; Paper Staff — I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1; City of Biloxi Math Award — 1; Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4; Band — 1, 2. 3. 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3. 4; Student Council - 2, 4, Who's Who AmongAmcrican High School Students — 3; America's Outstanding Names and Faces 3; Who’s Who in Music — 3. 4; Quiz Bowl Team — 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 3. 4. National Honor Society — 4. Senior Directory Bcntz. Sharon Miss FJH I; FHA I; Kiwanis Club — I; Student Council — I. 2. 3. 4; Majorette - I. 2. 3. 4; Honor — 1. 2. 3.4; Leo Club — 2; Les Petite — 2; Band — 2, 3. 4; Junior Class Favorite — 3; Homecoming Maid — 3; Homecoming Queen — 4; Gayfer's Teen Board - 3. 4; Girls’ State — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Miss BHS 4; Key Club — 4; French Club — 4; Annual Staff — 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 4; National Honor Society — 3.4 Berry. Kenneth. Football — 1; Vica — 3. Bertrand. Wayne Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Band Student - 1; Percus- sion Club — 3. Bialka, Keith Blair, Joanne: Basketball - I; Honor Roll - 1; Track — I. 3; Art Club — 2, 3; Volleyball 2. 3; Softball — 2; VOT OJT — 4 Blaylock. Tami: Art Club I. 2. 3. 4; Media Center Assistant — I, 2. 3, 4. French Club Secretary — 4 Bond. Douglas: Art Club — I; Vica 3, 4 Bonin. Richard: Football — I, 3; Art Club—2; Key Club —4 Bonneti, l.orena Industrial Arts Cer- tificate — 1; Choir — I, 2, 3. 4. Ensem- ble - 3; Stage Left — 3.4. MS all State Choir — 3; Key Club — 4. Who's Who in Music — 4. American Legion Girls’ State Delegate - 3; Delta State Honor Choir — 4; 2nd Place in Biloxian’s- Phillips College Talent Search — 4. Bosarge. Charles Bosargc, Greg: Audio Visual Assistant — 1; P E Manager — 2; D E Club — 4. Boudy. Nicole Braun. Dav.d: Student Council Member — I; Industrial Arts Award — I; Vica Club —2. 3. Braun. Jill: Leo Club — 2; VOT Club — 4 Breal, Freddie Brennan. Caroline: 1st Place in Historical Contest for Research Paper — I; 2nd Place in Historical Contest for Research Paper — 2, 3; History Club — 1.2. 3; German Club — 3.4 Brewington. Dianna: Basketball Cheerleader — I. Majorette — I; Drill Team — 2; Band — 1.4; Softball — 2. 4; Rag Corps — 4. Brice, Barbara: Honor Roll — 1,2; Les Petite — 3. 4. National Honor Society — 4. Brimage. Angclia: Choir Award — I; FHA — 1. Basketball - 1. 2; Black Cultural Society — 2. 3. Brister, Jessie: Track — I; Vica Club — 3. Britt, Lynda: Art Club — 1; Welding — 2. 3; Vica Club — 2. 3; Marantha Club — 3.4 Brosemer, Cathy. VOT Club — 4. Broussard. Pam Majorette — I; Band — I. 2. 3, 4. Student Council — I. 2; Biloxians — 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who in Music — 4; Ensemble — I. 3. 4; MS All State Honor Choir — 3. Madrigals 3, 4; Sextet — 1.3. 4; Delta State Honor Choir 4, Most Talented — 4 Brumfield. Amelia Track — 3; Black Cultural Society — 4; IBT Club — 4 Brumm, Gayle: Leo Club — 2; Deca Marketing Club — 3; Deca OJT Club 4; Homecoming Maid — 4. Brunow, Tracy: Band — I; Junior Honor Society I; Choir — 1; Tennis Club — 1; Les Petite - 2; IBT Club 3; Vica Club — 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. VOT Club - 4. Bryan. Debra: Hero Club 4; Occupa- tional Home Ec. —4. Bui. Quynh Huong. Honor Society — I; Honor Roll — 2. 3.4. Bull. Karen: FHA — 1; Kiwanis Club — I; Key Club — 2; Junior Civitan — 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative — 3; Senior Class Vice-President — 4; Student Council Treasurer — 4; Band — 1.2.3.4 Bullock. Dana: Softball — 1; Basketball — I; French Club —2.3. Bunch, David: Basketball — I; Deca Marketing — 2. 3; Track — 1, 3. 4; Cross Country — 2. 3. 4; Key Club — 4; Wittiest Boy —4. Bunyasap. Prasertsak Bunting. Jan Burdine, Kevin Basketball — I; Track — I; Leo Club — 2; Baseball — 2. 3. 4. Key Club 3. 4. Deca 3. 4. Football — I. 2.3.4 Burton. William: Football — 1. Busick, Gina Student Council Member — I; National Honor Society — 1; Cheerleader — 1; Band — I; Leo Club — 2. Ski Club — 2. 3; Key Club — 3; Deca OJT —4 Butcher. Daniel: NEDT High Score Award I; Honor Roll — 1, 2. 3, 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3, 4; Quiz Bowl — 2, 3; ROTC — 2, 3. 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Charter Class of MS Governor’s School - 3; National Honor Society — 3. 4. ROTC Color Guard 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; National Merit Semi- Finalist — 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; America's Outstanding Names and Faces — 4. Capiola. Richard: Spanish Club — 1; Nat’l Junior Honor Society — 1; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Student Council Representative — 4. Catchings. James: Track —1.2; Base- ball — 1.4; Football — 1,2,3.4 Chainey, Toni: Basketball — I; Nat’l Junior Honor Society — I; Honor Roll 2; Softball — I. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball - 2. 3. 4; ROTC - 2. 3. 4; Solo Award — 3. Cherry. Dennis: Football — I, 3; Track — 1.2, 3.4; Cross Country. Christovich. Julia: National Honor Society — 1; Drama Club — I. 2, 3; Sophomore Representative - 2; Junior Representative 3. Stage Left 4. Cutest Girl 4. Clark. Kelley Clements, Dennis: Choir — 1; Ping Pong Club — 2; JROTC 2. 3; Football 3. 4; B-Club 3.4 Clifford. Todd: Vica — 2. 3. Cochran. Linda: National Junior Honor Society I; Paper Staff I. 2. 3; Honor Roll I. 2. 3; Quill and Scroll — 2; Key Club — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 3; German Club 3. 4; Student Council — 4; Nat’l Honor Society —4 Collins. John: History Club — 1; Spanish Club — 1; Key Club 2; Black Cultural Society — 3; Jr. Red Cross Club —4 Collins. Robert Marching Band 1,2, 3.4; Symphonic Band -2,3,4 Comeaux. Shawn: History Club — 1; Softball — 2. 3; Vica Club — 4 VOT Club-4 Compton. Scott: Honor Society — 1; Band — I, 2. 3.4; Percussion Club — 3. Conover. Bobby Spanish Club — I; Deca OJT - 4 Cooley. Jeff Vica Club —3. Cooper. Denise Basketball - I, 2, 3. 4; Track — 1.2. 3.4 Copeland. Laurie Corban. Joanna Kiwanis Club — I; Band I. 2. 3, 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4, Who’s Who in Music — 3; America's Outstanding Names and Faces 3; Girls' State Delegate 3; Junior Civitans — 4; Student Council — 4. Cowan, Monica Drama Club — I; Track - I. 2; Hero Club - 3.4 Crawford. Andre: Track I; Footbah — I; Basketball - 1,2, 3.4 Croel. Sandra: FHA — I, 2; Honor Roll — I, 3, 4; Stage Left- 4. Damratoski, Mary: Drama Club 1; Choir — 1; Thespians — 2, 3; Basket- ball Cheerleader 3; VOT Club — 4. Danielson. Jill: Volleyball - 3; VOT Club —4. Danielson, Jodi: Volleyball 3; VOT Club —4. Darlington, Joseph: Stage Left 3; Auto Body — 3. 4; Vica Club 3.4 Davis, Gina: Ensemble— 1; Choir— 1, 2; Kiwanis Club - 1; Black Cultural Society — 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2; Junior Class Treasurer — 3; Student Council — 3, 4; Internal Vice-President Student Body —4. Davis. Harvey: Stage Left — 4; Bilox- ians — 4. pavis, Judy: Black Cultural Society 4. Davis, Pamela Davis. Paula Band — I. 2, 3. 4. Black Cultural Socictv — I; Student Council 262 — 1.3.4. Hero Club —4. Davi� , Paulette SLAM Club 1; Afro-American Club I; Band I. 2, 3,4. Hero Club — 4; Student Council — 1.4 Dean. Steve Honor Society — I; Baseball 2.3. DcBloiv Robert Soccer -1,2.3; Track — 2; Cross Country — 4. Deere, Suzy: FHA — 1; Drama Club — I, Student Council — 1.2. Thespians 2; Cheerleader — I. 2, 3. 4; Band — 1.2, 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Key Club — 4. Dckambre. Darlene: Nat'l Jr. Honor Society — I; Student Council — 1; Cheerleader - 1, 3; Choir — I, 2; Ten- nis Team 4; Stage Left — 4; DECA Marketing Club — 4 Dcllenger, Edie Paper Staff — I; An- nual Staff — 1; Honor Society 1. 4; Student Council Representative — 2, 3; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Junior Civitans — 3, 4 Deluca, Thomas: Band — I. 2, 3. 4; Per- cussion Club — 3. Dennis. Theresa: Annual Staff 1; Paper Staff — I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Socie- ty LDrama Club — 1; Majorette — I. 2; Band - 1.2.3;VOT — 4 Doan.Oanh Donald. Lee: Track — 1; Basketball I. 3.4; Vica Club — 2. Dougharty. Terry: French Club — 2, 3, 4 Dove, Mary: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society I; FHA — I; Honor Roll —1,3; Hero Club—3.4 Doyle, Lydia Physical Science Merit — I; Most Outstanding Girl — 1; History Club Merit — I; Annual Staff — 1. 2, 3; Perfect Attendance — I. 2. 3. 4; French Club 3; Vica Club - 4 Drummond, Kim Band — I. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader — 2; Annual Staff — 3; French Club — 3; Junior Civitans — 3. 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 4. Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society — 4. Rag Corps —4 Ducksworth. Brian Most Athletic — I; Track — 1.3. Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4; JROTC 2. 3. 4; Football — I. 2. 3. 4 Dunlap. Della: Cheerleader — I; Basketball — I; Track — 1; Volleyball — 2; Vica Club — 4; Honor Roll — 4. Dwelle. Chris: Cheerleader — I. 2, 3; Choir — 1,2. 3; Beta Club — 2; Student Council — 2. 3; National Honor Society — 3; French Club — 4; Stage Left — 4; Biloxians — 4. Ellis. Bobby Football — 1; Track — 1; Deca Club — 4 F.litzky, Richard Hero Club — 4 Elmore. Susan: Band — 1; Deca Maketing Club — 3; Deca OJT Club — 4 Esposito, Tommy: Band — I. 2. 3. 4; National Junior Honor Society 1; Junior Civitan Club — 2. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Who's Who in Music — 3. 4; Stu- dent Council — 4; Student Body Vice- President -4. Ewing. William: Chess Club — I; KiwanisClub — I; Vica Club 3. 4 Fairley. Jeffery: Baseball — 1, 2; Basketball - 2. Falcon. Patricia: FHA — I; Drama Club—1,2,3. Farry. Maureen: Kiwanis Club I; Nat’l Jr Honor Society — I; Leo Club — 2; Band - I. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who in Music — 3, 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3; National Honor Society — 4; Student Council Representative — 4; Drum Major — 4; Band Officers Club — 2. 3.4. Ferry. Suzanne: Track — I; Basketball — I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — I; Spanish National Honor Society — 1,2, 3. 4. JROTC — 2. 3. 4. Model Rocket Club — 2. 3; Mu Alpha Theta — 4; Voice of Democracy Contest 1st Place Winner — 4. Fester, Robert: Football — I; Baseball — I; Vica Club—3.4. Firth, Carla: Vica Club — 2.3.4 Firth. Ronna: Art Club — I, 2; FHA — 2. Fishman, Cheryl: Nat’l Jr. Honor Socie- ty — I; Art Club —2.3.4 Riter, Don: Football — I; Basketball — I; Hero Club -4 Floyd. Rita: Student Council — I; FHA — 2. Rynt. Dana: Choir 1; Kiwanis Club — 1; Biloxians 2; Maranatha Club — 3.4 Fonseca. Gilbert Fortinberry, Richard: Honor Roll — I. 3.4. Fortenberry. Verranda: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — I; Basketball — I; Track — 1; Sign Language Club — 2. Biloxians — 2.4. Foster, Robert: Band — 1, 2,3, 4. Franklin, Mary Frederick. Dawn FHA — I; Junior Civitan Club — 2; Hero Club — 4. Fulton. Gary Garner. Diane: Cheerleader — 1, 2. 3; Honor Society — 1; Leo Club — 2; Key Club — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Gee, James Geiger. Ron: History Club — 1; Drama Club — 1. Student Council Parliamen- tarian - I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1; Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Left — 3. 4. Maranatha Club 3; German Club 3.4; National Honor Society 4 Gcissinger, David: Baseball - 2, 3. 4 George. Randall: Nat’l Jr. Honor Socie- ty — I; Football — 1; Track — 1; Basketball I; Leo Club — 2; Deca Marketing — 3, 4; Class Favorite — 3, 4, Baseball - 3. 4; National Honor Society —4. Gilmore. Joy: Art Club — 2. 3; Honor Roll -4; VOTClub—4. Gincs. Clarence: Football — I, Basket- ball- 1.2. 3.4; ROTC — 2, 3.4 Goins, Steve. Band I; Basketball — I; Football — 1.2; Spanish Club — 2; Deca Club — 4 Goul. Teri: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1; Creative Writing Award — 1; Hewes Brothers Teen Board — 1; City of Biloxi Science Award — 1; Orchestra — 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff — I, 2, 3, 4; Junior Civitans — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3; French Club — 3. 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist - 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Scholastic Photography Awards, Gold Key and Cerfificates of Merit 4; Chapter Class of MS Governor’s School — 4 Gronkoshki. Robert: Most Talented — 1; Head Drummer — 1,4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in Music — 3; United States National Band Award — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3,4. Guzouskis, John German Club — 3.4. Hamilton, Vicki: Cheerleader - I; FHA — 1; Track - I. 2; Softball — 1, 4; 1BT Club 4. Black Cultural Socie- ty—4. Hankins. John: Football 1; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1; Student Council Representative — I; Honor Roll — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — I; Key Club — 2; Basket- ball - I. 2. 3.4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. Hanson. Leisa Hanzalik. Joe Hardin. Carroll: Band — 1, 2. 3. 4; Track — 1. 2, 3; Honor Roll — 1, 4; Basketball — I, 2; Mu Alpha Theta — 2; Who’s Who in Music — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. National Honor Society — 4, Spanish National Honor Society 4. B-Club — 3; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces — 3. Harris. Marvin: Football — I. Harrison. Bradley: Biloxians — 3, 4; FHA — 3.4 Hartford, JoAnn: Choir — I, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club — I. Haskett, John: Chess Club — I; Strings — 1.2. 4; Vica Club — 3.4 Hclgeson. Merry: Annual Staff — I; Paper Staff — I; Biloxians — 2. 3. 4. Who’s Who in Music — 4. Henson, Silvion: Deca Club — 2, 3; Basketball — 2. 3. 4. Black Cultural Society — 4; National Honor Society — 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 Hicks. Yolanda Higginbotham. Mike Hill, Jeff Track — I; Baseball — 2; Leo Club — 2; Basketball — 1,4; Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Kev Club 3. 4; B-Club — 4. Hilton. Karen Hilton, Ricky: Student Council — 1; Key Club — 4; Baseball -4 Hopkins. Gerald: Nat'l Jr. Honor Socie- ty — I; Slate Swimming Champion I; Annual Staff — 1,2; Honor Roll — 1, 2. 3, 4; National Scholastic Art Awards — 2; Art Club — 2. 3; Swim Team — 1, 2, 3, 4. MS State Swimming Champion — 3; Stage Left — 3.4; National Honor Society — 3; Paper Staff — 4 Howell. John: Football — 1; Basketball — 1,2.4 Hozey, Arlene: Basketball — 1; IBT Club — 4; Black Cultural Society — 4 Hubbard. Charles: Basketball — I. Huff.Sherman Football — 1.2.3. Hunter, Brent: Football —• I, 3; ROTC — 2. 3. 4; Hero Club — 4. Huston. Pamela: Spanish Club Vice- President — I; IBT Club — 3; VOT Club — 4; National Honor Society — 4. Jacobs. Vanessa FHA — I; Choir — I; Track -I, 2, 4; Basketball 1.2. 3.4 Softball - 4 Janus. Jenoifer: German Club - 1; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — I; Honor Roll I. 2, 4; Band — I. 3. 4; Marntha Club — 2; Who’s Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Junior Civitan Club 4; National Honor Society 4 Jean. Laura: FHA — 1; Hearing Im- paired Club — 2, 3.4. Jernigan, Jeff: Choir — 1; Chess Club I; Basketball I; ROTC — 2. 3. 4; Drill Team — 2, 3.4. Jessie-McNair. Geroge: Football 1; Basketball — I; History Club — 1, 2, 4. Hero Club - I. 2; Track — 1. 2. 3; Black Cultural Society — 1, 2. 4; Stu- dent Council — I, 2, 3; Honor Roll — I, 2, 3; Annual Staff - 2, 3, 4; Beta Club — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3.4. Joachim. Frank: Most Talented — 1; Deca OJT — 3.4 Johnson, Bruce: Football — I; Science Club — I. Johnston, Paul: Mu Alpha Theta - 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3.4; Baseball - 2. 3. 4 Jones, Cynthia: Afro American Club — 1; Honor Roll — 1; Softball — 1; Black Cultural Society — 2, 3. 4; Deca Club — 3. Jones, Feleda: Band — I; Choir — 1,3; Black Cultural Society - 2. 4; VOT Club —4 Jones, Jen: Tennis Team — 1; Softball — 1,2, 3,4; Key Club — 2; Hearing Im- paired Club - 3; Historical Society — 4. Jones, Penny: Art Club — 2. 3; IBT Club-4 Joyner. Roger: Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3. 4; Tennis Team - 2, 3,4; Honor Roll — 3.4; National Merit Semi-Finalist — 4. Kea. Scott: Band — 1,2; History Club — 1,2; Student Council —1.2; Bilox- ians — 4; French Club — 4. 263 Kimbcrlin, Billy: Cross Country — I; Stage Left — 3. King. Cindy: Student Council — 1; Cheerleader — 1; Leo Club — 2; Spanish National Honor Society 2. 3; Tennis Team — 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4. Biloxians - 3, 4, National Honor Socie- ty 4. Who’s Who in Music — 4 Kordek, Anne. Band — 1, 3, 4; Key Club — 3; Stage Left — 3. 4; Deca Marketing Club — 4; Softball — 3,4. Koslicki, Penni: Honor Roll — 1. 3, 4. Art Club — 4; National Honor Society Kostmayer, Shaun: Art Club — 2; Vica Club—3. Koutnik, Vince: Football — 1. 3; Wrestl- ing - 2; Soccer 2. 3; Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3.4 Koutnik. Vince: Football — I. 3; Wrestl- ing - 2; Soccer 2. 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society — 2. 3.4 Krecker. Deidre Kiwanis Club I; Cheerleader — I; Key Club — 2; Leo Club — 2; Tennis - 3, 4; German Club — 3; Honor Roll — I. 2. 3.4; Band — I. 2, 3. 4. Mu Alpha Theta — 4; Interact Club 4; National Honor Society — 4 Landrum. Brian: Baseball — 2; Basket- ball — 3; Letterman's Club — 3; Foot- ball — I. 2. 3. 4; B-Club —4 Landry. Allen: Hero Club — 4 Landry. Dennis: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — I; Drama Club — 1; Biloxians 2. 3; Football — 2, 3. 4; Stage Left 3. 4; National Honor Society — 3,4 l.andwchr. Karl: Drama Club 2; French Club — 4. Lang. Danny: Deca OJT Club 3. 4 Lawrence. Kym: Miss FJH — 1; Stu- dent Council — I, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader — I. 2, 3, 4; Hall of Fame — I, Rep Girls State 4; Gayfer's Teen Board — 2, 3; Homecoming Maid — 3. 4; Leo Club — 3; German Club — 4; Honor Roll — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; National Honor Society — 4. Le, Phuong: Rush Club — 1,2. 3. Le, Thuy LeBatard, Alexis: Mu Alpha Theta — 2; Junior Civitan Club — 3. 4; Band — 1. 2.3.4 Lee. Steve Leonard. Jennifer: Drama Club — 1.2; Beta Club — I; Annual Staff — 1, 2; Stage Left — 3.4 Lcstradc. Frank: Band I. 2. 3, 4, Junior Civitan Club — 2, 3, 4; German Club 3. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Lewis, Bobby Vica Club — 3.4. Lewis, Felicia: Band — 1; Basketball — 1; Track - 1,2.3. Logan. Mark: Hero Club President — 4. Lowe, Ephram: Vica Club 4 Lund. William: Football 1, 2; Water Ski Club — 3; Phi Kappa - 3. 4. Stu dent Council President — 4. Annual Staff — 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; Na- tional Honor Society — 4. Lunstrum, Linda Lunt. Diane: FHA - 1. 2, 3. Ly, Toan: Welding Club — 3, 4. Mack, Paula: Nat'l Jr. Honor Society — I; Historical Society 1.2; VOT Club — 4; Vica Club - 4. Maranville, Cheryl: Paper Staff 1; An- nual Staff — I; Band I, 2. 3, 4. French Club — 4; Biloxians 4. Marchioni. Karen Hero Club — 4. Martin, Allen: Vica Club 2,3. Martin. Melinda Student Council — I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society 1; Honor Roll I; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Who’s Who in Music 3. 4; Who's Who American High School Students 3. 4; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces — 3. 4. National Honor Society 4; Interact Club 4 Massey, Johnnie Football I; Choir — I; Vica Club — 2. 3. Biloxians 2. 3. Massey. Suzie: Mu Alpha Theta — 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 4. Mattina. Shelly: Key Club — 4; Softball — 4. McCardle, Timothy: Spanish Club I; Ping Pong Club - 2; Hero Club — 3.4 McCarthy. Rick: Band I; Ping Pong Club 2; ROTC Drill Team 2, 3. 4; Crosscountry 3. McDonald. Odis: Vica Club — 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Stamp Club — 4 McDonald. Stanford: Biloxians 2. 3. 4. ROTC — 2. 3. 4. Who’s Who in Music — 4. McGuire. Wayne: Spanish National Honor Society — 3. McKibben. Dorannc Paper Staff — I; Annual Staff I; Basketball — I; Choir — 2. 4; ROTC — 2. 4; Historical Society 4 McManus. Clara Band I. 2. 3. 4. Junior Civilans — 2, 3,4. Me Michael. Michael: Vica Club 2.3. McNair. Tracey: FHA — I; Student Council Representative — 3. Melton. Jeff. Chess Club I; Football — 1; Mara not ha Club 2; Choir—1. 2. 3, 4. Distinguished American High Students — 3. Middleton, Lacy Drama Club — I; Deca Marketing Club — 2; Deca Club — 3; Deca OJT President — 4 Migues, Jacquelyn: Historical Society — I; Nat'l Jr. Honor Society — I; Jour- nalism — 1. 2; IBT Club — 3; VOT Club —4; Vka Club—3.4 Miles. Tern Band I. 2. 3. 4. Basket- ball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball — 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3.4 Miller. Buster Miller, l.ynnc: Hero Club — 3; Deca Club —4. Mitchell. Shannon: Band — 1.2, 3; Vica Club —2.3.4 Monk. Julie. Volleyball — 2; Softball — 3.4. Montifortc. Deborah Moody. Dana: Cheerleader 1,2; An- nual Staff —1.2. 3; Student Council — 2. 3; Art Club — 3.4 Mooncyham. Carol: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society 1; Tennis Team — 2. 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3. 4 Moore. Barbara: FHA 1; Afro American — I; Cheerleader — I;Track — I. Moorer. Kendrick: Football 3; Band — 3,4 Morris, Sandra: FHA — I. 2, 3; Bilox- ians — 2; Hero Club - 4 Morrison. Kim: Nat’l Jr Honor Society I; Spanish National Society — 2, 3. 4. Mosal. Wendy Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4 Mullis, James Honor Roll I. 2; Mu Alpha Theta — 2. Murphy. Brian Murphy. Melody: Nat’l Jr Honor Socie- ty I; Junior Civitans 2, 3. 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4; Who’s Who in Music 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Stamp Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta - 4. Murphy. Shane: Track I, 2, 3. 4. Cross Country 2, 3. 4. Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3.4 Murray, Ida: Class President 2. 3; Black Cultural Society 2. 3. 4. FHA 2; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Special Honor Roll 4 Myers. Lori: Student Council I; Band I. 2; Leo Club — 2; Key Club — 3; Deca OJT Club — 4 Myhres, John Spanish Club — 2; Spanish National Honor Society 3; Hero Club —4. Nelson. Patricia: Nat’l Jr Honor Socie- ty I; Choir I. Biloxians 2, 3, 4. Junior Civitans — 4. Newbaker. Joseph Nguyen, Hai Nguyen. Thanh-Duy: Ping Pong Club — 2. Nicovich, Terese: Annual Staff — I; Paper Staff I; Junior Civitans 2. 3; French Club — 3; Band 1. 2. 3.4 Norman. Delores Basketball I; Track I. Band I; Volleyball 2; ROTC 2. 4, Stage Left 2; Softball 2, 4. Black Cultural Society 4 O’Grady. Bayne: Vica Club 2. Olier, Robert: Stage Left I; Art Club 2; Vica Club 3 Page. Billy Football — 2, 3. 4; B-Club — 3.4. Palmer, Regina Band - I, 2; Deca Club —4 Patterson. Deborah. Cheerleader I; Gymnastics - I; Track — I, 2; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society — 4; Historical Society 4; French Club — 4 Patterson, Kenneth: Football — I; Baseball — I. Patton. Perry: Chess Club I. Art Club 2; German Club 3; French Club — 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. Tennis Team 1,2, 3.4 Paul. Gena Pauley, Douglas Leo Club 2, Band I. 2. 3; Big Red 3; Key Club t Deca OJT Club - 4. Payne. Bobby Drama Club I; Choir — I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society French Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. Annual Staff 3. 4. Stage Left Perkins. Charles: Track 2. 3. 4. Foot- ball — 3.4; B-Club — 2, 3.4 Peterson, Chris Choir I. Thespians 2; Stage Left — 3; Who’s Who in Music — 4, Junior Civitans 4; Bilox- ians 2, 3,4. Phillips. Kimberly IBT Club 3; VOT Club - 4 Pickich. Jackie Band I; VOT Club — 4. Pickich. Darrell Track — I; Football 1.2. 3. 4 Pierce. Patrick: Deca OJT Club — 3.4 Pilney, Scott: Honor Roll I; ROTC — 2; Rocket Club — 2; Chess Club 2; Vica Club — 3 Pinto. Diana: Choir — I. Biloxians — 2; Hero Club — 4 Piper, Dennis Pilalo. Jimmy Vica Club — 3; Art Club—2.4 Pizzetta. Dolores: Hero Club— 4 Pope. Donna: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society I; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4. French Club - 2. 3. 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 3. 4. Who’s Who American High School Students 4. Interact Club 4; Annual Staff 4. National Honor Society 4 Price, Tonya Pritchett. Angela: Softball I; Honor Roll-1. Pugh. Edward: Afro American Club I; Black Cultural Society 4 Radcmacher. Kimberly: Art Club 2, 3.4 Ranks. Monica Choir I, 2; Cheerleader I; Drama Club I; Band - I. 2. 3; Stage Left 3: VOT Club —4 Rankin. Frederick Basketball 1.3. 4 Rash. Pat: Nat'l Jr. Honor Society I; Honor Roll 2; Interact Club Presi dent —4. Ray. Jacquelyn: Afro-American Club I . Black Cultural Society 4 Reed. Cora: Track I; Basketball I, ROTC — 3.4 Reinmiller. Curt: ROTC — 2.4. Reynolds, Rita: Choir I, 2, 3; Band I. 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3; Cross Country — 1.2. Rhodes. Lynette: Art Club I; Vica Club—3; VOT Club -4 Richards, Ben: Band I. 2, 3.4; Tennu Team I. 2. 3.4 264 Ridgeway, Susan Annual Staff I; Cheerleader I, 2, 3; Key Club 3; Marketing Club 3; Deca OJT Club — 4; Honor Roll 4. Robbins. Jeffery Roberts. Tammy Majorette I; Leo Club 2; Honor Roll 3; VOT Club Presidnet -4. Robinson. Ixe Choir — I; Football I; Biloxians 2.4. Key Club — 4. Rogers. June. Ecology Club 2; Maranatha Club 3. 4. ROTC — 2. 3. 4 Romero. Kurt: Choir I. Thespians — 2; Biloxians 2, 3. 4 Ross. Colleen Library Club - I; An- nual Staff I; Paper 1. 2. 3; Quill and Scroll 2; Key Club — 3. Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. Society of Distinguish- ed American High School Students 3, 4. Student Council — 2. 3. 4, German Club 3.4 Rowell. Stacy: Choir — I; Deca Marketing Club — 2. 3. Russell. Valerie FHA I; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. VOT Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4 Sabbatini. David Basketball I; Foot- ball — I, 2; Art Club — I; Baseball I; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 2. 3. 4. Vica Club 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll — 4. Sailors, Sherry. Annual Staff — I. Paper I. Drama Club I. Biloxians 2.4 Samples, Tammy: Junior Civitans 2. 3.4. VOT Club -4 Schaar. Janel: Art Club — I; Drama Club 1. 2, 3; Cheerleader — 3; Stage Uft-4 Schaefer. Bobbt Art Club 2; Hero Club 3.4 Schieres, Kathy: Nat’l Jr Honor Society I; Honor Roll 1.2. 3,4. Band I. 2, 3. 4. Rag Corps 3. 4. Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3. 4. Softball 2. 3; Key Club 3; National Honor Society — 3. 4. Spanish National Honor Society 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Schlosser. Jeff Basketball 1; Nat l Jr Honor Society I; Football — I, 2. 3, 4. Spanish National Honor Society 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2.3.4 Schulte. Nathan: Stamp Club — I; Wrestling I; Football - I, 2; Chess Club 1. 2. Stage Left — 3.4. Seaton. Sheryl Nat’ Jr Honor Society I. Honor Roll — 1. Historical Society — 1.4; National Honor Society — 4. Black Cultural Society — 4. Seel. Susan ROTC I. 2. 4; Spanish Shelby. Patrick Ecology Club I; Spanish Club; Melloteens 2; Drama Club 2; Interact Club 3; Track 3; Black Cultural Society 4 Shelton. Mikki: Track 1,3; Basket ball I. 2. 3. 4; ROTC Drill Team 2. 3.4 Sheppard. Richard Soccer I; Wrestl- ing 2 Shipton, Robin Track: Track I; Cheerleader 4. Junior Civitans — 4 Shockley. Dcmeitrus Shreve. Melodie: Art Club 1; Beta Club 1; Band I. 2; FHA - 3; An- nual Staff 3. 4; IBT Club 4; Historical Society Sr Representative 4. National Honor Society 4 Skinner. Raymond: Football — I. 2. 3; Vica Club —3.4 Skremetta. Kenny: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — I. Skrmetla, Susie: Annual Staff — I; Key Club 3. Deca Club —4 Sliman. Richard: Student Council — I; Spanish Club — I; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society I; Tennis Team -1.2, 3. 4. Key Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Deca Marketing Club 4 Smaliman, Deidre: Drama Club — I; Choir I. 2, 3.4 Smith. Andre: Football — 1; Basketball I. 2. 3.Track 1.2,4 Smith, Terry. Maranatha Club 3,4. Smith. Tina: Track I. Sonnier, Denise: Choir — 1,2; IBT Club 3; Vica Club -3; VOT Club 4 Sonnier. Lisa. FHA 3; IBT Club 4 Spillers. Anya: Historical Society 2. 4. Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Roll 2. 4; Black Cultural Society 4; National Honor Society 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Starks. Deborah: Nat’l Jr Honor Socie- ty I; Student Council I; Leo Club 2; Key Club 3; Honor Roll 1.3.4; Cheerleader I. 3. 4. Softball 2. 3. 4. Spanish National Honor Society 4. National Honor Society — 4. Starr. Racine. IBT Club — 4 Stepro. Robert: Ecology Club 2; Stage Left — 3; Historical Society President -4 Stevenson, Johnnie: Choir - I; Cheerleader I. Biloxians — 2, 3. 4 Stewart, Lois: IBT Club — 3; Vica Club — 3. Stewart. Roger: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1. Paper Staff — I; Americanism Medal — 1. Hall of Fame I. Good Citizen Medal — I; Washington Workshop 2; Quiz Bowl — 2. 3; American Legion Boys’ Stale - 3; Governcrs School 3; NCTE Finalist 4; National Merit Semifinalist — 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Stage Left — 3; French Club — 3; Mu Alpha Theta 4. Student Council 4. Who’s W'ho Among American High School Students — 4; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces — 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4. Interact Club — 4. Tennis Team - 4. National Honor Society— 4 Stockstill. Paul: Vica Club — 2, 3. 4 Stoebe. Karen Basketball — I. IBT Club 3; VOT Club — 4. Vica Club — 3.4 Strangi. Mary Cheerleader — 1.3. Sullivan. Lee Tate. James Band I. 2. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Baseball -4 Taylor. Wally: Stage Left — I. 2. 4; First Place Biloxians-Phillips College Talent Search 4 Teegardcn. Lisa Band — I. 2. 3; Basketball I; Softball -1; Leo Club 2; Stage Left — 3; Water Ski Club 3; Hostorical Society 3; Deca OJT Club - 4 Terry. Tommy. Band I. 2. 3; Key Club-2. 3; Deca OJT Club 4 Thibodeaux. Kenneth: Vica Club 3. Thibodeaux. Yvette: Cheerleader I; IBT Club - 3: Deca Marketing Club 4. Thompson. Craig: Afro American Club I; Vica Club — 3. Black Cultural Society — 2.4 Thompson. Delia: FHA I; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4. Key Club — 2; Band I I. 2. 3.4; Majorette 1.2.3, 4. Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4. Deca Marketing Club 3, 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. National Honor Society — 4. Toche.Shawn: Band I. Toms, Russel Band — 1.2; Vica Club — 3.4. Key Club 4. Torres. Joe: Nat’l Jr Honor Society I; Band — 1.2,3,4; French Club — 4. Torricelli. Damon: Nat’l Jr. Honor Society I; Honor Roll — I, 2. 3. 4. Football—I; Basketball I; Track — I; French Club - 3. 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Towler. Deann: Drama Club — I; Track — I; Volleyball — 2. Deca OJT Club 4 Turek. Sanya: Vica Club — 2. 3. Van Norman. Jarvis: Football — I; Basketball I; Art Club —3. Vercher. Robin Voltz, Missi: Choir 1, 2; Track 2; Band I. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Water Ski Club - 3; Key Club 4 Vowell, Kim: Kiwams Cluib — 1; Honor Roll I. Band - I, 2, 3. 4; Biloxians 3,4; Junior Civitans 3; Who’s Who in Music 4; Key Club —4 Walker. Steve: Band I. 2, 3. 4. Bilox- ians — 4 Wallace. Vernilia Art Club 1; IBT Club 3; Historical Society — I, 2; VOT Club 4; Black Cultural Society — 4. Walters. Janet: Biloxians — 2, 3. Ward. Brett ROTC 2,3.4 Warren. Greg: Football 2, 3; ROTC — 2. 3.4; B-Club 3.4 Washington. Cornelia Afro American Club I; Historical Society — 2; Track — I. 3. 4. Basketball - I. 2, 3. 4. ROTC — 1. 2. 3. 4. ROTC — I. 2. 3. 4 B-Club —3.4 Watson. Rolanda Basketball — 2; Track — 2 Weaver. Donna Basketball — I; Track — I; Silent Club — 3; Maranatha Club — 4. Weaver. Donnie Wells, Sharron Band - I. 2. 3. West. Julie Majorette — I; Student Council I, 2; Leo Club—3; Band — 1. 2. 3; Key Club 3. Deca OJT Club — 4 White, Sandy: Band — 1; Ski Club — I, 2; Paper Staff — 1,2; Annual Staff — 3; Honor Roll I. 2; French Club — 2; Softball — 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society — 3. Williams, Erin Cheerleader — 1; Band -1,2; Drama Club — I; French Club 3; Deca OJT Club-4. Williams. Ernest Basketball — I; Track I, 2; Football 1.3.4 Williams, Robert Historical Society I; Chess Club 1.2;Band 1.2.3,4 Williams. Tommy: Basketball — I; Baseball 2, 3. 4. Key Club 2,3.4 Williams. Zelda: Basketball I, 2. 4. Track — I; Volleyball 2. 3, 4 Soft- ball - 2. 3.4. Willis. Kim: Junior Civitans 2; An- nual Staff -1.2. 3. 4. Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4. Orchestra I. 2; French Club — 3. 4; National Council of Teachers of English Finalist 4; Literary Magazine Editor 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll — 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Wilson. Lindy: French Club — 3; Les Petites Club — 4. Wittmer. Betty Historical Society — I; Annual Staff Photographer — 2, 3, 4; Kodak Medallion of Excellance Nominee — 3; Photography Certificate of Merit for Scholastics 3. 4; Junior Civitans — 3; Hero Club — 4; Scholastic Photography BlueRibbon — 4 Wooten. Eric: Best Dressed — I; Marine Biology Club — 2; Art Club — 3; Secretary of Deca OJT Club — 4 Wright. Chris Basketball - I; Track — 1.2; Cross Country — 2. 3. Wright. Karla Art Award — 1. 4; Biloxians — 2; Les Petite Club — 3. 4; Historical Society 4 Wulfekuhl. Jeff Band — 1.2. 3.4 265 Special Thanks must be extended to a number of people and firms for their invaluable assistance in the creation of this book. Without their help, production would be impossi- ble. Thanks to all! Broome's Studio for senior and facul- ty portraits, opening section color, color club photos, and overall excellent photography guidance Buffington Photography, Inc. Tommy Esposito Truett Haire for color club photos. Wally Hill for Homecoming court portraits. Pal Sullivan for disaster drill photos. John Dews for photographs and dark-room assistance. Tullis Manor for Who’s Who backgrounds and props. 266 Gulf Publishing Wl.OX Television 97 WQW Radio Biloxi High Media Center for Class Officers backgrounds and props. Dipper Dan Foxmoors Thom McAn for allowing the production of “on the job” photographs. Ben Allen our supportive Taylor Publishing Company Representative, for his assistance and patience in the selection of our cover design. The Administration Coaches Faculty for general assistance. The Students for being such loyal consumers and cooperative photographers' subjects. — 1982 Indian Echo Staff 267 Index Administration....................54 Ads..............................226 Ads Directory....................249 Annual Staff.................... 114 Art Club........................ 114 B-Club...........................121 Band Identification...............96 Band Officers.................... 94 Baseball........................ 158 Basketball Cheerleaders..........110 Beauties..........................32 Best Dressed......................37 Biloxians....................... 104 Black Cultural Society.......... 117 Boys’Basketball ................ 138 Cafeteria Staff.................. 77 Counselors........................58 Crosscountry.................... 148 Cutest............................34 DECA Marketing.................. 125 DECAOJT......................... 124 Dedication........................16 Drum Majors.......................97 Faculty...........................60 Fellowship of Christian Athletes.............120 FHA..............................127 Flag Corps.......................102 Football........................ 130 Football Cheerleaders .......... 108 Friendliest.......................35 German Club..................... 113 Girls'Basketball................ 142 Golf............................ 170 Hall of Fame......................40 Hearing Impaired Club........... 119 HERO............................ 126 Historical Society.............. 117 Hi-Tide Staff.....................88 Homecoming Court................. 24 Homecoming Queen and Maids.......................26 Honors............................44 IBT..............................124 Interact........................ 120 Junior Civitans................. 118 Junior Class Favorites .......... 38 Junior Class Officers .......... 192 Junior Red Cross.................119 Juniors..........................193 Key Club........................ 122 Le Cercle Francais.............. 112 Les Petites..................... 116 268 Maintenance Staff................77 Majorettes......................100 Marching Band....................98 Mr. and Miss BHS.................28 Mock Court.......................22 Most Athletic .................. 34 Most Handsome and Most Beautiful..................... 30 Most Likely to Succeed ......... 36 Most Talented....................35 Most Versatile...................36 Mu Alpha Theta................. 115 National Honor Society...........86 Office...........................56 Quill and Scroll................115 ROTC.............................90 1982 Scrapbook ................ 250 Senior Class Favorites ......... 31 Senior Class Officers ......... 176 Senior Directory................262 Seniors.........................178 Softball ...................... 164 Sophomore Class Favorites....... 39 Sophomore Class Officers....... 208 Sophomores......................209 Spanish National Honor Society...................... 113 Spirit Week......................20 Stage Left ......................92 Stamp Club..................... 118 Student Council ................ 84 Swimming....................... 172 Tennis......................... 166 Thanks..........................266 Track.......................... 152 VICA............................127 Volleyball .................... 146 VOT.............................126 Wittiest........................ 37 1982 Indian Echo Staff Right: Kim Willis, Editor-in-Chicf. Far Right: Jane Truax, Advisor. Middle Left: Sharon Bentz. Middle Right: John Gutierrez, Bobby Payne, Geroge Jessie. Lower Left: Mike Lund. Lower Center: Brian Dcvancy. Lower Right: Donna Pope, Debbie Patterson. 270 Upper Left: Gale Dean. Upper Center: Mark McQuade. Suzettc Bienvenue. Upper Right: Pam Crotwell. Middle Left: Gerald Hopkins. Melodic Shrevc, Ben Stansbury Middle Right: Suzanne Bienvenue. Far Left: Tcri Goul. Head Photographer; Louis Easterling. Betty Wittmer. Head Photographer; Kitty Chan. Left: Teri Goul and Kim Willis with the “Superior” award received for plans for the 1982 Indian Echo drawn up at the USM An- nual Staff Summer Work Shop. 2 1 2 72 The End Is Here Final annual staff deadline met. 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