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

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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

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HEADLINERS Dedication 16 Student Life 18 REGULAR FEATURES Faculty.................52 Clubs ................. 82 Sports 128 Classes 174 Ads 224

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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