Moss Point High School - Growler Yearbook (Moss Point, MS)

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4 Que Vadis, Seniors? Now you find yourself at the end of your school life--11fe with its mysteries, its sorrows, its joys is about to open wide to you the door or opportunity; What will be your choice? Quo Vadis; Soniors --Do you possess character, courage, perseverance? Do you believe in your fellow nan? Are you willing to accept a superior? Will you life for the good? Will you be resigned to what fate holds for you? Can you be strong against temtation? These questions must be answered by all who wish to life a full life. As we go through ' this short span of physical life, we come face to face with reality. With a strong spiritual and physical constitution, we can fight and we can survive. Your school has attempted to give you what we can call only an aid to successful life. We have tried to teach you responsibility: promptness; and honesty. We have offered to you an athletic program designed to give you stronger bodies and to teach the ethics of true sportsmanship. we have offered you music and a splendid set of books designed to develhp what cultural taste you might have possessed. There were little lessons thot you learned in the classrooms or from association with your classmates and fellow students that can never be blotted from your memory. Companionships that were formed; the mental and moral transformation that took place in your adolescence will serve as a foundatioh. we trust that it was built in solid rock. ibu are the sole judge. In your quiet moments; you will decide the issue. Believe that life is good; be strong; be ambitious and when asked Quo Vadis? , bezble to say, Ad Astra per Aspera. W474M

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Members of the Junior Class of '37, to you we dedicate this book, The Kinetbscopo . With it we give a challengd, a challenge to carry on in the future. For you, Class of '38 we wish lotgigf:ggpk ..K. p. .r Ill X I . ' .- -ng ..' x.

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SENIOR CLASS OF 19$? MOTTQ Out of School Life into LifOYS School Colors: Rainbow Flower: Roses CLASS RSII Thelma Allen Nina Avera Billie Belin Mae Bell Ethel Brown Mary Ruby Carter Junior Clay Mary Ellen Compton Jesse Cunningham Eunice Dykes Henry Fagan Elizabeth Fairley Donovan Gautier Alton Boff Randolph Graham Wallace Grierson Raymond Howard Thelma Hults Robert Fagan Emmie Jackson Eunice Lander Frances Lander John C. Lassitor Edqqr Lyons Lester Mack Cain Marthalor Li Lian Nelson Vivian IIolson Margourito Hyman Vivian Oliver Ruby Rasmussen Norvillo Suthoff Vomba Turner Tress homson Harry Wilcox swell Williams Fannie Mae wyatt Kathleen Winters CLASS OFFI CERS President: Jewell Williams Vice President: M. P. K. Superintendent Band Director A. L. Mbnroc: H. N. Rayburn: Miss Jordon: math Miss Miller: History Miss Myers: Commercial Miss Rouse: Miss Bchnko: Elizabeth Fairloy Sec.-Treas.: Reporter: Emmie Jackson Mao Boll S. FACULTY E. A. Khayat: Principal R. V. Shields: Sciences Miss Crawford: English Miss Colmor: Library Miss Moss: Junior High Junior High Musical Director