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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1967 volume:

W W m9 $.52 xuuulnlll'i'iii'mlllm' LJGR 00 1 1 1 5781 For Reference Not to be taken from this room GROWLER MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL M OSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI VOL UME XIX Co -Editors ............................. ' .......................... Kathy Bodden Rhonda Emcrs Business Manager ............................................... Chester Harvey Sponsor ...................................................... Miss Lona Bassett W A $ ::::: i forts have tried to present to '7 ' ,, L, . A iyitics as i f c c. We hope that we have captured 4 ;'2 those memories of your high school days for you y www- a y r: a t0 chm ish always Co-Editors Kathy Boddcn, Rhonda Ehlcrs Assistant Editor Addyc Whith Business Manager Chester Harvey Seniors Danny Bouqull, Warren Beatty Di Colmcr, Tommy Linder Nancy Prasscnos, Mary Rockett Juniors 1 Robert - Carol Cowart WW Marsha Cronicr, Teresa Dahagreen Carol McMath, Bobbye J0 McPhearson Susggm 400m, 1011c Stewart ulcttc Watkin W - 4F; ores . i ten, 'evin Be illdr Becky m Lacy F110 1111011 4 1lcr- Patty I T Gay ckig ' obcrts 'w ll 'q A lma Mater On the City's western border Reared against the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward, ever! Be our watchword, Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Moss Point High, all hail! um-nmnnunn, II. I.- g ma: wa Jun m. . H mi MI! 11! I 5.... U, .:-:.a A Pig: l2 School ig H Moss Point we salute your name Classes. . .Bring Enjoyment? P P PEP RALLIES OOST SPIRIT Who told the funny? Our tough, mighty, Seniors. ,3 Sophisticated Seniors? ? Preparations for Trips. Our STUDEHE! A typical Break. 11 '6'! Our 1966 Growler Our Principal, 12 l5 Dedicated To Mr. Claude L. Stauter 0! -I R 13 As the principal of Moss Point High School, Mr. Claude L. Stauterhas greatly influenced the lives of many teachers and students, who have become better individuals be - cause of their association with him. His friendly smile and en- couraging words have won him the respect and adm iration of all who know him. From his presence his listeners carry away some of his own warmth of spirit . . . his great humanitarianism . . . his owncourage. . . andhisconvic- tion about the importance of ex- cellence in education. I-Iis willing and tireless assistance has gone to teachers and students by the thousands. For being one ofthe great princi- pals of our time, we proudlydcdi- cate the 1967 Growler to Mr. Claude L. Stauter. The Moss Point Municipal School District is very fortunate to have Mr. Claude L. Stauter as a mem- ber of its faculty. Mr. Stauter was born in Moss Point and graduated from Moss Point High School in 1939. After attending Mississippi State Uni- versity as a Freshman, he went into the service as a marine. He attended Perkinston Junior College as aSophomore and was graduated fr cm the University of Southern Mississippi in 1949. He received his Masters degree in school ad- ministration from Southern in 1960. Mr. Stauter has taught at Esca- tawpa for two years. He was as- sistant principal to Mr. Bullock for four years and has been prin- cipal for the past six years at Moss Point High School. He was c oach for the Moss Point Junior High football team for three years and varsity line coach for three years. Because of his most outstanding service to Moss Point HighSchool, we, the annual staff, honor Mr. Stauter in this 1967 Growler. 14 m T. M M W W. M D A Superintendent Of Education III III Mr. M.J. Bullock 16 A ssistant Superintendent M r. Ted Schliesser Assistant Superintendent Mr. Sam Wilkes l7 l rmcz'pa P r w u w 1m u la C m. Assistant 1 mcipa Pr Le a D 6 Mo m G M. 18 FA CULT? Mr. A. T. Bassett Counselor STANDING: Miss Linda Sherrod SEATED: Mrs . Ruby Birdsall Bachelor of Science Master of Education Work on doctorate secreta 7165 20 backer Of The Year Mr. Walter Mullen Tlit micher of the Year Award is spon- smw t . nnually by the Student Council. Thi- i wmr is given to a teacher whose idea mttitudes, and teaching are rep- TGSK i itive of the ideal instructor. The teats i 5 must show a devotion to duty, som- uunscience, sincerity in purpose and 1 rrance of fellow workers. The indent Council is very proud to annmmn that Mr. Walter Mullen is TGZIW i' of the Year for the 1966-1967 scht w year. Mr. ii Hen has been a member of the toad staff at Moss Point for many year Wecause of his sincere interest in h Hdents, his untiring work as the i sor of the Student Council, and his i 'r: 0f hard Work and effort in dirk g the Jr. and Senior plays, Mr. Men has gaineti the respect and dECIi iiiration 0f eaCh Moss Point Schw wudent. . Surat air. Walter Mullen is very de- swx'ii t at this distinguished award. 21 MRS. ALLEENE BULLARD B.S., M.Ed., University of Southern Mississippi English MRS. CAROLE CANFIELD B. S. , William Carey College English MRS. RITA CAWTHON B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Librarian MISS CATHERINE CRY'ER B.A. , Belhaven College, M.A. , University of Missi- issippi English MRS. BETTY DAUGHDRILL B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Commerce MISS REBA GILL B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi English MISS LONA BASSETT B.A. , University of Southern Mississippi English MRS. ELSIE BEATTY B.A. , Bowling Green College of Commerce Commerce MR. CARROLL BERRY B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Social Studies MRS. CHARLOTTE BIGGER B.A. , Belhaven College Science MRS. FLORENCE BRATT B.S. , Belhaven College Mathematics MRS. BETTY BROOME B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Social Studies xy, . 1iSTELLE HAWLEY 1- . ylniversity of Southern ' uippi g: urce . OBERT HOLMES I . ALA. , University of mm Mississippi A 7; Director x y UCILLE HUSSEY 1-3. X'i11ian1 Carey College, . . . University of Denver M :;1tics mx VMRGARET KEITH f , University of Southern hnippi x1; QUIS KENDALL b'. fxlhsissippi State Uni- x; M. A. , University i K'xridn SLM 0 MI'. OBERT KITCH B. 9 . msiss ippi College Sm deies MR. FRANK LYNN B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Mathematics MR. LARRY MacWILLIAMS B.M.Ed., University of Southern Mississippi Band MISS DORIS MANNING B.A. , Mississippi State Col- lege for Women, M.A. , University of Mississippi Mathematics MISS KATHRYN MAXWELL B.M. , M.M.Ed., University of Southern Mississippi Chorus MR. ROBERT MOORE B.S. , M. A. , Butler University Band MR. KENNETH MORGAN B. S. , Mississippi State Uni- versi Social tudies MR. EUGEN E SELLERS B.S . , University of Southern Mississippi Science MR. WESLEY WALLEY B.A. , University of Southern Mississippi Science MRS. JUDY WATLEY B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Commerce MR. PAT WATSON B. S. , Mississippi State University Social Studies MR. LAVELLE WHITE B.S. , Mississippi State University Social Studies and Coach MRS. MARY WHITE B.S. , University of Southern Mississippi Study Hall 24 MR. BILLY MULLINS B.S. , Delta State College Science MR. JERRY NEVELS B.S ., Mississippi College Social Studies MR. CLARENCE OWENS B.S. , Mississippi State University Mathematics MRS. ANNA KATE PITTMAN B.S . , University of Southern Mississippi; M.S., Mississippi State University Science MRS. DAMIE SCHAUB B.A. , William Carey Social Studies MRS. MILDRED SEGERBLOM B.S ., Belhaven College Mathematics I CLA SSES Judy Brumfield is an active senior who serves as president of Y-Teens. She represented the school in Girls' State and is an active member of the Tiger Flash staff, Beta Club, Student Council and Science Club. At the close of the football season, she was cho- sen as Football Queen by the players because of her energetic and enthusiastic support of the team. She was chosen to two positions in the Who's Who election, which included Most Likely to Succeed and Best Dressed. We salute this outstanding member of the Hall of Fame. Di Colmer has served as cheerleader of the mighty Tiger team for three years, which is indicative of her active participation. She is also an active member of Y-Teens, Growler staff and Beta Club. She did a fabulous job in the talent di- vision at the Beta Club convention when she and the Beta Balladeers brought recognition to Moss Point High School. Her personality and school spirit have brought her the honor of being a member of the Hall of Fame. 1967 Hall Because of his quality of leadership exemplified in the excellent way he served in the positon of Stu- dent Body President, Jimmy Hannaford has been chosen as a member of the 1967 Hall of Fame. In addition to his being a leader, he is also an accomplished musician and was chosen as a mem- ber of the Mississippi Lions All-State Band and as a member of the United States of America Band. His friendliness and sincerity have won him the respect and admiration of the entire student body, which made it possible for him to win the highest honor in the Who's Who contest, Mr. Moss Point High School. 26 An accomplished musician who served for two years as drum major of the mighty Tiger Band is nur Hall of Fame member Chester Harvey. His versatility is indicated by the fact that he took an active part in two musicals, two plays, two carnival balls and served as an officer in many clubs throughout his high school years. Wherever there is work, Chester is there doing more than his share which was exemplified in the excellent job that he did as business manager of the Growler. His leadership and ambition gained him a great deal of recognition both in and out of school. He was awarded the Elks Leadership Award and a medal for his scout work by Governor Paul John- son. Realizing his great devotion and his ability to ex- col in many activities, the student body elected him as Mr. Tiger Spirit and Most Talented. leading our great Tiger football team in a very impressive manner throughout the season, Doug llassell represented the school well as he directed the team to an 8-1-1 record. His winning the Red Carpet Sportsmanship trophy is indicative of his great athletic ability. Politeness, friendliness and strong character have made him a favorite with all the students. He was elected to Who's Who every year throughout high school with the final honor being elected as Friend- liest and Most Versatile. All of these have made Doug Hassell a 1967 Hall of Fame winner. Of Fame Because of her scholastic contributions to Moss Pv lint High School, Janie Ward has been chosen as a. member of the Hall of Fame. She is also quite active in Y-Teens and Glee Club and serves as an officer in FBLA and Beta Club. She has well earned the honor of Valedictorian and the honor of being Chosen Most Intellectual by the student body. Her friendliness, personality and Christian char- acter have contributed to her success as a scholar am! citizen. 27 5 a I r. g; : Daniel Tanner ' Mack Dryden ' da Ehlcls - 9 Carter - CAROL DIANE ADAMS Band 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Y- Teens 1,2, 4; Jr. Play. JO CAROL ALEXANDER FHA 1,2; Glee Club 3; Sci- ence Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,4. YVONNE ALEXANDER Y-Teens 2; FHA 1,2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Officer 4; Band Coun- cil 4; Delta State Band Festi- val 3. GEORGE KEITH ANCULO Band1,2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Band Council 3,4; Delta State Band Festival 3, Jr. Play; Track 1; Carnival Ball Court 4; 4-H 2,3. KATHARINE PRIMROSE ARMSTRONG Transfer 4. RITA DIANE BAKER 4-H 1,2;FHA1,2;Y-Teens 1,2, 3. BARBARA CAROL BALLINGER Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Paper Staff 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Literary Club 4; Science Club 2; FBLA 3; Jr. Play. MARY DEBORAH BALLOW Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3, 4; Officer 4; Literary Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Beauty Pageant 3, 4; Sr. Play; Jr. Play; Cheerleader 3, 4; Who's Who 4. CARL BAXTER , III WARREN ALLAN BEATTY Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Boys' State 3; Student Council 3,4; Golf Team 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM T. BECKMAN VICTORIA LOUISE BEECH Band1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Sub-district Con- vention 1; Delta Band Festival 3; Beauty Pageant 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JIMMY DALE BELK BARBARA JEAN BERNARD Transfer 3; Y-Teens 3,4; FHA 4; FBLA 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4. GERALD WAYNE BLACKLIDGE JOAN CAROL BOONE Y-Teen51,2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 4; Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Beauty Pageant 3; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; 2nd Alternate. MARY KATHERINE BODDEN Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Band Counci13,4;Major- ette 4; Stage Band 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Officer 1 ,3, 4; Science Club 1,2; Literary Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Executive Council 4; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 2; So This is Paris ; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Co- Editor 4; Carnival Ball Court 1,2, 3,4; Farmer's Ball Court 2, 3,4; Class Favorite 4; Who's Who 4; Beauty Pageant 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Miss Congeniality; Moss Point's Jr. Miss; Delta State Band Festival 3; FHA 4; Miss District Y-Teen Conf. 3; Dist. Fall Conf. 3; Jr. Play. DEBORAH ANNE BOOTH 4-H 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Farmer's Ball Court 3, 4; Mr. Crane. ROGER DALE BOREN GAYLE C. BOSARGE Band 1,2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1; Beauty Pageant 1; FHA 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Of Tomorrow Award .1; Science Club 1; Paper Staff 3. 31 32 WILLIAM HILBOURNE BOUTWELL, IR. Football 1,2, 3; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 2, 3;M-C1ub 1,2, 3; Carnivall Ball 1; Boys' State; Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4, President; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 4. DONNA CAROL BREWER Senior Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1, 2 3. 3 DOROTHY FAYE BREWER MARGARET BRITT FBLA 3; Y-Teens 3. PEGGY CAROL BRYANT Transfer. Glee Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 4. PAMELA GAIL BUNTAIN Y-Teens 3,4; FBLA 3,4. IULIA ANNE BRUMFIELD Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Executive Council 4; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer cer 1; Girls' State; Beta Club 3,4; Literary Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Who's Who 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; Paper Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Football Queen 4; Most Improved Band Student Award 2; Delta Band Festival. JOHN WILFRED BURKE Science Club 3; Hi-Y 4. MARTHA CLUCILLE BUXTON FHA 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2;Band1,2,3,4. PATRICIA DIANE BUXTON FHA 1; 4-H Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2, 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2. WILSON Unix 1 1 1 1 D Band 1 1:2 3: lence Club 3 Tiger 171 7 RI 111 4; Liter- ary Club 4 I 111 and Scroll 41Sr. P1177 ' FREDNA 1 UARTER 4,.H1 2; :c1151,2;FHA 12 3; '11, 1lash Staff3,4; Literary 1 .1 4. LENA AN'.ETTE CARTER Y-Te91311,2,3;mA 1,2; Beta 3, 11, Officer 4; FBLA 3; Class Officer 3,4; Glee Club 4; Literary Club 3; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Jr. Play. GARY RAYMOND CATT WILLIAM CHARLES CHESNEY WILLIAM JEROME CLARK Science Club 2, 3; Track 2,3, 4. THOMAS WAYNE CLARK SHERRON COCHRAN PHA1, 2, 4, Officer 4; FBLA 3; Y- Teens 1,,2 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 4, Farmer' 3 Ball Court 4; Glee Club 4. TERRY WAYNE CLEMEN T Science Club 2, 3; Golf 3, 4. PATRICIA DIANE COLMER Glee Club 2,3; Y-Teens1,2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, ,Head 1; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer ,4; Quill and Scroll 3f 4; Girls' State 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Beta Balladeers 3, 4. 33 SANDRA KAYE COPELAND Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Majorette44; Science Club 1; Stage Band 4; Delta Band Festival 3. JULIA PEARL CROOK FHA 1,4; 4-H 4; Y-Teens 2. DOUGLAS EUGENE CRU TCHFIELD BARBARA ANN CUNNINGHAM FHA 1 , 2, 3. LARRY DARDEN Projector Club 3. CECELIA JO DAVIS Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; 4-H 1,2, 3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; FBLA 3. WILLIAM TERRIAI. DAVIS Band 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 4. THELMA IUANITA DAVIS FHA 1,2. 34 CHARLOTTE ANN DEAN Tranfer. Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4, Officer 4; FHA 4. KEITH ELWOOD DeANGELO Hi-Y 3, 4; Carnival Court 2, 3; Class Favorite 2. MIRIAM JANETTE DEAS Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; FBLA 3,4, Officer 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Beauty Pageant 1; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Musical 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 1,2, 3,4, Head 4; Who's Who 4. JOYCE MARIE DEES FHA 1,2. LOIS REVON DeLANCEY Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3; FHA 4; Science Club 2, 3; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Carnival Ball 1; Jr. Play; Band1,2,3,4. MACK LEON DRYDEN JOHN WILLIAM EAVES Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Football 2; 4-H 2. RONALD LYNN ECKERT 35 HELEN JUANITA EHLERS RHONDA ANN EHLERS FHA 1; Science Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Balla- deers 3; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4; District Y- Teen delegate 3; Literary Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; 80 This is Paris 2; Mr. Crane 3; Jr. Miss Pageant, 4th Alternate; Who's Who 4; Carnival B211 Court 1, 4; Farmer's Ball Court 1,2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; Executive Council 4; Class Officer 4. WILLIAM HOLLIS ELDER Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Hi- Y 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Pro- jector Club 2,3. MARVIN LEON EU BANKS MARY IMA EUBANKS Y-Teen31,2,3,4;FHA 1; Homecoming Court 1, Beauty Pageant 1, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Carnival Ball Court 2; Jr. Play; Science Club 2; Soph. Class Favor- ite. FRANCIS KAY EVANS YvTeens1,2,4;FHA1,2; Science Club 2, 4; 4-H 1: District Y4Teen Conf. 4. JOHN RAYMOND FAGAN Band1,2;Hi4Y 4. ' JUDY DIANNE F 36 CONNIE ANITA FAIRLEY Y-Teens 1,3, 4; FHA 1,2; Carnival Ball 1; Beauty Parade 1,2. JOHNNY CRAFTON FAIRLEY , ' ' M Mth Lr ' ROBERT BENJAMIN FELTS Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; 4-H 1; HLY 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3, 4,- M- Club 2, 3, 4; Projector Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Carni- val Balll2; Archduke 2; Stu- dent Council 4. EDITH ELIZABETH F LOYD MICHAEL LEE FLOWERS Spanish Club 1,2, 3; M- Club 2,3,4;Basketba11 1,2, 3,4;Footba111,2,3,4;5r. Class Favorite; Carnival Ball Court 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. MARY DIANE FRYFOGLE MARVIS KATHERINE GEORGE JAMES QUINTON GAMMILL Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 3; Band Council 3; Hi-Y 1, 4; Jets Club 2. 37 MACK RAY GOLDMAN 4-H 2; Science Club 2, 3,4, Officer 4; Literary Club 3; Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Science Fair Winner 2; Executive Council 4; Beta Convention 3, 4. LYNN DORIS GOODWIN Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; Glee Club 3; Class Officer 2; Beauty Pageant 2. PAMELA MARIE GRIERSCN Y-Teens 1,2, 3; Officer 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 3, DONNA RUTH GRIERSON 4, Head Majorette 4; Band Y-Teens 1,3; IFBTTA 3,4; Council 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1, FHA.1; Sub-Dmnct Con- 2; Sub -District Conference ven-tlon 15 Band 1:2: 3:4; 1; Delta State Band Festival MaJorette. 4s Belta Statfe 3; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Jr. Miss Band Fest1val 3; Jr. M135 Pageant 4, Jr. Play; Beauty Pageant 4- Pageant 1,2, 3, 4; Class Beauty 1,2; Farmer's Ball Court 2. GARY LEON HALL ROBERT LEE HAMILTON 38 JAMES THOMAS HANNAFORD, III Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4; Student Conductor 1,2,3, 4; State Band Clinic 3, 4; Delta State Band Festival 3; Student Council 3, 4, Officer 3,4, Pres. 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3, 4; So This is Paris ; Mr. Crane ; ths Who 4; Boys' State 3; Miss. Lions All-State Band 2; U. S. A. Band 3; Student Council Convention 3,4; Band Council 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Piano Contest 1,2, 3,4; Executive coun- - cil 4; Sr. Play; Best All-Around Band Student 2. DEBORAH WINNONA HARRIS Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Officer 1; FBLA 3,4, Officer 4; FHA I, 3; Class Officer 3; Who's Who 4; Glee Club 1,2. CHESTER LYONS HARVEY Band1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3, 4; Drum Major 3, 4; Band Council 3,4; Delta State Band Festival 3; State Band Clinic 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Hi-Y Legislature 2; Execu- tive Council 4; Science C1ub1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1; Literary Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Counc112,4, Treas. 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Officer 3, 4; Paper Staff 1,2; Elks Leadership Award 4; Best All-Around Band Student 1; Piano Contest 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Mr. Crane ; So This is Paris ; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Con- vention 3, 4; Beta Balladeer 4; Class Officer 1; Carnival Ball Court 2, 4. FCIL ANN HATELEY 7 Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1; Cheerleader 1; Beauty Pageant 1,2, 3, 4; Carnival Ball C ,1, C; Abernate; Jr. Play. PHYLLIS DIANE HERRING y, CTLW 4; FHA 1,2,4, Officer 4; FBLA 4; Paper Staff 4; Far uer's Ball Court 4; Class Favorite 3; Homecoming Co; It 3; Carnival Ball Court 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Bermty Pageant 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Jr. P1ay;Sr. Play; Mt: Crane. 1m; 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; 3rd Feens 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Literary DOUGLAS EDWARD HASSELL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 3; M-Club 2, 3,4, Officer 4; Who's Who 1,2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1; Y- Teen Dreamboat 4; 3rd String All Big Eight 4; Sportsmanship Trophy Red Carpet Bowl 4. 39 CECIL WAYNE JASPER Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Projector Club 2. EVA CAROLYN JOBE Y-Teens 3,4; 4-H 1,2, 3; FHA 1,2,3; Science Club 4. WILLIAM EARL JOHNSON Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 4. CLARENCE JONES HUEY EDWARD JONES MICHAEL LEIGHTON JONES Football 2, 3; Projector Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Hi- Y 3,4; Science Club 2, 3. TOMMY HINKEL Band 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4. JERRY HOPSON RAYMOND HORN Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1; Carnival Ball Court 3; Hi-Y 1,2. RICHARD EARL HUFF Football 1,2, 3,4; Base- ba111,2,3,4;M-C1ub 2, 3,4, Officer 3,4; Most Improved Player Award 4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Class Fav- orite 3; Carnival Ball Court 4; Class Officer 1; Executive Council 1, 3, 4; All Big Eight First Team 4. LINDA MARIE HURDE Y-Teens 1,3,4; FHA 1; Science Club 4; Paper Staff 3,4; 4-1-1 1,2,3,4; State 4-H Winner 4. BYRON BRUCE JAMES Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4;Basketba111,2,4; I-Ii-Y 4; M4C1ub 2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. PHILIP DARNELL JONES MICHAEL LEW KEENE Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Play; Jr. Play Dir. 4; Sr. Play Dir. 4. JERRY LAVAIN KELLEY JUDY MAE KELLEY FHA 2,3,4;FBLA1;Y- Teens 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1. DANNY REECE KILGORE ha DOUGLAS TOMPKINS KINTON 41 CATHERINE KNOTTS 4-H 1; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 2; Y-Teens 1. JESSE HILTON LACY Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN LAMBERT FHA1,2;FBLA 4; Y- Teens 3, 4. JAMES MELVIN LARSON CECIL GILBERT LESLIE, JR. EMILY PEARSON LEWIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta State Band Festival 3; Y- Teens 1,2, 3, 4,- Officer 4; Y-Teen Conference 4; Beauty Pageant 3; Science Club 2, 3; Literary Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Paper Statf 4; Jr. Play 3; Who's Who 4; Homecoming Court 4. 42 THOMAS EDWARD LINDER, IR. Hi-Y1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3; Jr. Play; 50 This is Paris ; Mr. Crane ; Sr. Play; Science Fair Winner 1, 2, 3, Dist. Science Fair Winner 2, 3; Piano Contest 3; Literary Club 3. JOHN DOUGLAS LINDSAY Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; M- Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4- Science Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 ,3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Literary Club 4, Paper Staff 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Dir. 4, Sr. Play Dir. 4; National Merit Semi- finalist 4; STAR Student 4; Who' 3 Who 4. PAUL UNDERWOOD LOVETTE Band 1, 2, 3, 4gDe1ta State Band Festival 3; Who 3 Who 4; Hi- Y1, 2, 3,,4 Officer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jets Club 2, 3; So This is Paris ; Mr. Crane : Carni- val Ball Court 4; Jr. Play. WILLIAM A . LYNN JEFFERY STEVE LYNN JOHNNY KEITH LYNN JACKIE RENE MACK Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Fair Winner 1,2; District Winner 1. LARRY GALEN MAKI GEORGE EDWARD MARTHALER CHARLIE RAY MASON RONNIE CLINTON MCDANIEL Band 1,2, 3,4. ANNETTE MILLER Band 1; FHA 2,3; 4-H 1,2; Y- Teens 2; Spanish Club 2,; Sci- ence Club 1. BARBARA NELL MILLER Band 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,4; 4-H 1,2. BILLY WAYNE MILLER JAMES THOMAS MILLER Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;M-C1ub 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Carnival' Ball Court 1; Most Improved Player 3; Outstanding Back Red Carpet Bowl 4; Happy Harper Sportsmanship Award 4; Science Club 2; Glee Club 1,2; Jr. Play; Hon. Men All Big Eight 4; Annual Staff 2. LARRY KENT MILLER Band 1,2, 3, 4; Delta State Band Festival 3; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Science C1ub1,2,3,4; Jets Club 2; M-Club 3,4; So This is Paris ; Mr. Crane ; Sr. Play; Baseball 3, 4. LINDA MAE MILLER RAGANA LYNN MILLING FHA 1,4; Y-Teens 1, 3; Science Club 2, 3. DELORES JANE MOORE 43 ROBERT MURRAY MOORE M-Club 2, 3,4; Football 3; Track 2; Baseball 4. MYRA MARLENE MORGAN LARRY BURTON MORRIS DORA MARIE NOLF FHA 1,2,3,4. JEAN LOUISE NOYES Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 2;FHA1,2,3,4; Band 1. WILLIAM IUDSON OWENS THOMAS EUGENE PARKER Hi-Y 1; 4-H 1,2; Glee Club 4. BONNIE KAY PAINE K 2 Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; A 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,4; Literary Club 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; FBLA 4; Sr. Play. CHARLIE DANIEL PERRY STEHEN MARTIN PETERS ERCELLE PINTER ROBERT ALTON PLATT JAMES POOLE JAMES POOLE VELMA JANE POOLE FHA 1,2,3. NANCY EVELYN PRASSENOS Band 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Majorette 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 4; District Conference 3; Carnival Ball Court 3, 4, Queen 4; FBLA 4; So This is Paris ; Mr. Crane ; Sr. Play. CHARLES GREGORY RABBY C ORIS R FHA 1,2; Glee C1ub1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Beauty Pageant 1,2; Homecoming Court 2; Science Club 4; So This is Paris ; Mr. Crane. SHERWIN ADAIR RAY SINCLAIR T. REED, III Football 2, 3,4;Baseba112,3,4;Basketba11 1,2, 3, 4. 45 ROBERT STEPHEN RENFROE Footb3111,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; M-Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2. MARY EVELYN RICHARDSON Glee Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; So This is Paris 2; Jr. Miss Pageant 4. LINDA CHRISTINE ROBERTS 'Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1, 2; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Sci- ence Club 1,2. MARY ELIZABETH ROCKETT Band 3, 4; Delta State Band Festival 3; Science Club 2, 3,4; Literary Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Y- Teens 1,2, 3,4; Officer 1, 3,4; Fall Conference Del- egate 4; Farmer's Ball 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Who's Who 4; Student Council 4; Sec. 4; Chorus 2; Carnival Ball Court 4; Girls' 3; Beauty Pageant 3; Mr. Crane ; Piano Contest 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; FHA 1. NORMAN GRANT ROCKWELL STEPHANIE DIANNE RUMBLEY Band1,2,3,4;Majorette 3; FHA 1,2; Officer 1,2; Y- Teens 1,2,3,4; So This is Paris 2; Mr. Crane 3; Jr. Play; Jr. M155 Pageant 4. PHOEBE MARIE SANDERS FHA 1,2; Beauty Pageant 4; Senior Beauty. 46 CLYDE MARTIN SCOTT M-Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. JANICE GAY SHARP Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Tiger Flash 2. JUDSON DON SHARP RANIER WEBSTER SHATTLES Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1;Track1,3,4;Hi-Y 3, 4; M-Club 2, 3, 4. LINDA JOYCE SHEPHERD FHA 1,2, 4; Y-Teens 2. ELIAS BERNELL SHERMAN Spanish Club 2, 3; Science Club 3. GREGORY NOLAN SMITH JAMES MADISON SMITH 47 JERRY QUITMAN SMITH JAMES EDWARD SMITH Band 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Youth Congress 3, 4, Debate 3; Musical 2, 3; Delta State Band Festival 3; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4. MARY ALICE SMITH Spanish Club 1; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4. WILLIAM VAUGHN SMITH Band 1,2, 3,4; So This is Paris 2, Musical 3; Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Science Club 2, 3. DANIEL EVON STEVENS BRENDA RUTH STEWART 4-H 1,2;FHA1,2,3,4. RILEY O'NEAL STEWART ROBERT HERBERT STORK RICHARD LEE STOUDER Hi-Y 3; Baseball 3,4; Spanish Club 1. WILLIAM HENRY SUTHOFF DANIEL E. TANNER, IR. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;Baseba112,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; M- Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3; Carnival Ball Court 1,3,4, King 4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 1,2; Jr. P1ay;Sr. Play Dir.; So This is Paris ; Mr. Crane ; Track 1; Annual Staff 2; Literary Club 2; 3rd String All Big Eight 4. JESSIE EUGENE TANNER, IR. PATRICIA TLLiONV an , ,3,4; Majorette 4; Delta State Band Festival 3; Y4Teens 2,3; FHA 1,4, Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Executive Council 4. W31 Y-Teens 3,4; Science ub 2,3; FHA 2, Officer 2; Li- terary Club 3; Jr. Play. SANDRAKgaTOLBERT Y-Teens 1, ,3,4; Jr. Play; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Sr. Play. JAMES ALIEN TREADWAY FRED EDWARD VALENTINE, JR. JAMES DOUGLAS VAUGHN CARL GRIERSON VERBEKE, JR. Band 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 3; Junior Play;Musica1 3; Glee Club 3, 4. RACHEL WALLEY Transfer. RONALD E. WALLER Track 1,2; Football 2,3; M-Club 2,3,4. JANIE LOUISE WARD FHA 1,2; Officer 1,2; Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; 50 This is Paris 2; Student Coun- cil 3; FBLA 3, 4, Officer 4; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Executive Council 4; Who's Who 4; Literary Club 3; Y4 Teens 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JANE WATKINS Y-Teens 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 3. ABBEGAIL WATSON CHARLES LAVERNE WEAVER JACKQUELYN ELAINE WELLS FHA 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 3,4. 50 i EOMAS ARNOLD WELLS JwY 1; Glee C1ub1,2,3,4; mo Award 1,2; Who's Who So This is Paris ; Mr. ne ; Piano Contest 1, 2. w, w ERT EDWARD WESTFAUL, w rm. INIE LEE WHITE . XNKLIN NOLLE WILLIAMS 2d1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, i8 DWIGHT WILLIAMS 4 N EY EUGENE WILLIAMS WILLIAM THURMAN WILLIAMSON BEVER LY JERRILDINE WILLIS 4-H 1,2; Library Club 1,2; YJTeens 4; FHA 4; Science Club 4. LYNDA KAY WOODY'EAR JANICE ANN YAWN 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3. 51 Seniors Worked Hard. . . . . 52 S pecz'al Recognition Kathy Bodden Rhonda Ehlers As sponsor of the Growler, I take this opportunity to pay tribute to two of the most outstanding students at Moss Point High School. Kathy Bodden and Rhonda Ehlers, and in gratefully acknowledge their tremendous dedication and hours of endless work that Wave made this annual a success. Working with them has been a very enjoyable exper- ence and has convinced me that Moss Point High School is truly great when it has wraduates who possess the characteristics of leadership, loyalty and helpfulness in the High degree that these possess them. These characteristics have enabled them to be wrcipients of many honors and awards both in and out of school. Kathy Bodden is a vivacious senior, who has not only contributed greatly to the school but also did an excellent job of representing the school on the state level with her participation in the Junior Miss Pageant in Meridian. Her winning smile and Charming personality have caused her to be elected to many offices in Who's Who, including the highest office, Miss Moss Point High School. Rhonda Ehlers has exemplified the qualities of dependability, intellect, leadership aid conscientiousness as co-editor of the Growler. In addition to doing excellent work this position, she has done a tremendous amount of work as an officer in the Y- cens and Beta Club and as secretary of the Senior Class. She was elected by an over- 161111ng majority to represent the Senior class in the Carnival Ball and was chosen an alternate in the Junior Miss Pageant. With her ability to excel in so many varied a: as, she was very appropriately chosen as Most Talented in the Who's Who election. 53 Class Of 68 NOT PICTURED 56 Allen, Glenda Allen, Mary Ann Almond, Paula Amacker, Mackie Amonett, Carolyn Anglin, Dianne Ardoin, Eric Bailey, Alice Bartlett, Gary Blackledge, Eddie Bond, Michael Bowman, Jeanette Boyd, Sandra Breland, Charles Breland, Mabrey Briley, James Broadus, Donna Broome, Thomas Brown, Jackie A. Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Lavem Brown, Royce Burke, Judy Byrd, Barbara Byrd, Bill Byrd, Charles Cain, Sylvia Caldwell, Dianne A6wg . .1 .- C lass 0f ;68 Canfield, Bobby Carr, Robert Carroll, Donald Carroll, Kathy Catt, Steve Cirlot, Robert Cirlot, Sandra Clark, Austin Coker, Sherry Coleman, Daryl Coleman, Kathy Colvin, Kay Combest, Debbie Cowart, Carol Cronier, Marsha Cunningham, Glenda Cunningham, Inez Curry, Sharon Dahlgren, Teresa Danley, Bruce Davidson, Jerry Davison, Wilma Davis, Becky Davis, James Day, Jean Dean, Paula Jean IDeAngelo, James Denmark, Ernie Class Of :68 NOT 3 . PICTURED I 3:2 58 Dethloff, Wayne Dowdle, Keith Dubose, Diane Dufrene, Iorraine Dunn, Roy Edwards, Gary Emerson, Edward Estis, Talmadge Fa irley, James Ferguson, Bonnie Fisher, Stephen Frazier, Brenda Freeman, Emie Furby, Lee George, Davis Gibson, Gary Gibson, Judy Gilliam, Lila Goff, Kenneth Goldman, Michael Goldman, Wanda Graves, Maydelle Gre en, James Greer, Michael Groome, Gene Hall, Lanny Hamilton, Anita Hamilton, Curtis C lass 0f j68 Hamilton, David Hateley, Nell Heslip, Lloyd Higginbotham, James Hill, Burton Hill, Paulette Hinkel, Mike Holder, Sammy Hubbard, Zelda Hudson, Harold Hudson, Janice Hunt, Michael Hyatt, Theresa Hyanes, Robert Jarrell, Bud Jarvis, Frankie Johnson, John Jones, Clarence Jones, Mary Jones, Robert Jordan, Clarence Kelley, Brenda Kendrick, Dennis Khayat, Mike Knapp, Kathy Knotts, Catherine Lander, Joe Lane, Jenny Class 0f 68 Ianham, Sharon Lassiter, Barry McDuffee, Ann McMath, Carol McPhearson, Bobbye Jo Maki, Harry Marion, Ruby Massey, Beverly Miller, Anette Miller, Betty Sue Miller, Bobby Moore, Guy Moore, Susan Nelson, Janet Nichols, Theodore Nixon, Donald Odom, Betty Oliver, Gaylon Pack, Rosa Parker, Deborah Parker, Donny Parker, Shireen Payne, Jackie Pemberton, Jimmy Pemberton, Steve Pettis, Wanda Pinson, Deborah Pinter, Ercelle Pittman, Linda Poole, Dorene Poole, James Powell, Gloria Presley, Jerry Rasmussen, Everett Rathel, John Ray, John Ready, Martha Riviere, Ann Romella, Seaman Sherrod, Tommy Simpson, Ralph SisU'unk, Paul Smith, Carl Lynn Smith, Kenny Smith, Lawrence Smith, Mary Alice Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Nalty m . Roberts, Allen Roberts, Judy Robertson, Bill Rogers, Dennis Rogers, Malcom Rogers, Ronald Sanders, Carol Scott, Jeff C lass 0f :68 Ware , Renee C lass 0f 68 Is He :1 boy or is He a girl????! ! l! 62 Smith, Paulene Smith, Robert Smith, Sharon Smith, Tommy Stauter, Kathy Stevenson, Gail Stewart, lone Stokes, Everett Tew, Judith Timmons, Steve Tolar, Barbara Turner, Boo Turner, Nanette Vaughn, Marshall Philip, Vaughan Vice, Jerry Vice, Ruth Vice, Sandra Walker, Cynthia Warden, Brenda Class 0f 58 Watkins, Janet Watkins, Paulette Webb, Judy Weeks, Billy Sue Wells, Fred W'hatley, Sharon White, Addye White, Patricia Wieniewitz, Charmaine Williams, Jim Willis, Keith Willis, Victor Winfree, Rusty Womble, Glenda Wood, David Wood, Steve Yarborough, Jean Yawn, Lee Mclaurin, Mike Ready, Mary Juniors, are you with us???????? 63 President ViCe -Pre ' C lass 0f 69 2 Adams, Glenda Adams, Octavia Albair, Richard Albair, Winfred Allen, Paula Almond, Trudy Anderson, Alicia Ardoin, David Armstrong, Marie Arnold, Janie Ball, Grace Ballinger, Freddy Bang, Vivian Barnes, Barbara Baty, Donna Baxter, Lynne Baxter, Terri Beatty, Robert Beckman, Lanny Benefield, Kevin Bethany, Judy Blackwell, Bruce Blades, Clark Blades, Melainie Bond, Rusty Bowlin, James Boyd, Fay Branning, Kenny Branning, Larry Breland, David Brooks, Wreatha Brown, Scherri Brown, Gwen Brumfield, Thad Buntain, Richard Class Of ;69 Burke, Kathleen Burrows, Michael Cnrlisle, Louise Carter, Brenda Chcsmng, Nellie Clark, Patsy Clay, Cary fluff, Wesley Cook, Bruce Cooper, Jackie Cotter, Lee Couch, James Quin, Darrell Crawford, Donald Craven, Pattie Urcws, Kenneth Qrcws, Tommy u'rook, Herbie Junningham, Addis Dale, David Hrden, Leon wvis, Terry wcring, Billy lvlCLShnlcnt, Dicky mmis, Wayne dckcrson, Carolyn dowdy, James Howdy, Robert mden, Daryl mmes, Freddie ing, Lyaras Icrs, Eleanor H5, Margaret Iagut, Jimmy Ids, Bobby Class 0f 69 68 FIynL, John Fountain, Esther Fountain, Eula Freeman, Carolyn Furby, Bob Gaines, Mary Garrison, Cwin Goff, Deborah Goodwin, Nolan Gray, Brenda Green, Robert Gregory, Brenda Gregory, Jeanie Griffin, Mary Grosvenor, Penny Gunn, Glenn Hale, Steve Hale, Clinton Hall, Edna Hall, Kay Hall, Richard Hall, Sheila Hamilton, David Hamilton, Denise Hammond, Donna Hardy, Roger Harrell, Robert Harris, Betty Harris, Jimmy Harvey, Diane Hawley, Harriet Head, Susan Heflin, Ricky Helms, Ronald Henderson, Kathy C lass 0f 69 I'lcrrington, Linda Hiestand, Dickey Hill, Debra Holland, Mary Holmes, Lela Hover, Wesley Howard, Jeannette Hubbard, Betty Hurd, Fay Ivy, Evelyn Jarvis, William Jasper, Judy lcnliins, Mike lobe, Jackie Iohnson, Eugene lnhnson, Marie Mlmston, Gayle 1 mes, Barbara 31105, Linda IafL-llen, Dclton Ldnier, April mnbert, Dixie mder, Tommy mgham, Celestine winghousc, Robert qdlow, James ,wuba, Cindy wldell, Ruby ?ndsey, Becky mu, Carol :35, Patricia :13, Thelma ns, Judy Xrthur, David ?onaghy, Dorothy 69 C lass 0f 69 McCool, Wayne McCormick, Regina McCory, Michael MCDilI, Jimmy McDuffee, Bill McLeod, Ann Mabry, Becki Mahathy, Charlotte Marshall, Brenda Martinez, Dixie Matthews, Jimmy Mays, Doug Miller, Doug Miller, Rhonda Mizelle, Morris Moore, Catherine Morie, John Myers, Bill Myers, Lois Neal, Donald. Neese, Arvis Neese, Larry Nelson, Alice Nelson, Jana Nettles, Wilfred Newsom, Debbie Parker, Jeannene Parknell Cynthia Parrett, John Pierce, Charles Pierce, John Pitts, Janis Poole, Henry Prassenos, George Presley, Pat Pullin, Walter Rasmussen, Donna Rea, Burt cm Simmons, Bob Simmons, Raymond Smith, Gary Smith, Melba Smith, Meredith Smith, Paulette Snipes, Larry Stauter, Linda Stevens, Diane Stewart, Annette Steward, Martha Stokes, Dianne Stokes, Janice Stokes, Linda Stork, Ike Stork, Larry Stouder, John Stringer, Brenda Ready, Patsy Rhodes, Leslie Rice, Debbie Roberts, Frank Roberts, John Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Susan Rockett, Jimmy Rockwell, Linda Rogers, Becky Rogers, L. C. Rogers, Linda Rogers, Mark Rohlfs, Dickie Roper, Meleta Salmon, James Sanders, Jennifer Scott, Janice Seals, Linda Serros, Jose F. C lass 0f ;69 Stringer, June Stuart, Dianne Summers, Bebra Sward, Juanita Szuch, Shirley Taite, Deboris Tanner, Lehman Tanner, Wanda Thackwell, Candy Thackwell, Richard Thorenton, Paul Tillcy, Peggy Treadway, Stan Turnage, Mary Lee . Turner, Frank Turner, John Tilrner, Laura Valentine, Mitchell Vann, Darlene Vaughan, Ronald Vaughan, Winette Vice , Johnny What were those figures, The mighty Sophomore Class! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Bill???? 72 Vice, Linda Vining, Elton Vinson, Cathy Wainwright, Lyn Waites, Deborah Walker, Wayne Waltman, Eddie Warren, Reggie Watson, Celia Watts, Janie Watts, Pat Wilks, Nona Williams, Ivy Williams, Kathy Wolf, Robert Wolverton, Wanda Wood, Jackie Woodward, Russell Wright, Margaret Wright, Patsy Yocom, Mike Yocom, Steve Silly Sophomores enjoy break??????? 73 F reshman 3 HarrietNTaylo w Cindy Moore . . President Ricky Russell. . . . . Vice-President Sally DeLashment . . . secretary ' Paula Caddis . . . . . Treasurer C lass 0f 70 76 Akridge, Jane Alexander, Debbie Amacker, Barry Amonell, Bobby Baker, Patricia Barton, Jean Beckham, David Benefield, George Bennett, Paulette Best, Anthony Bethany, Janice Black, Karen Blakeney, Ronald Blackwell, Sharon Boler, Clay Bond, Rexal Bosarge, Brenda Bosarge, Mike Bosarge, Phil Bouler, Lenora Boyette, Bren'da Branning, Kathy Branning, Linda Breland, Brenda Breland, Marvin Broussard, Gene Brown, Erma Brown, Phillip Brown, Sherry Bryan, Loutressia Bryan, Sheial Bullock, Nan Buntyn, Barbara Burrows, Pat Peggy, Butler Butler, Diane Byrd, Carla Byrd, Lloyd Canfield, Mike Casey, Susan , -P..h C lass 0f :70 Cauley, Timothy Caver, James Chapman, Teresa Charlton, Carol Clark, Jerry Cochran, Mary Cochran, Sheila Coleman, Ronnie Coleman, Sheial Comans, Susan Coon, Billy COOper, David Cothran, Patricia Cowart, Barbara Crawford, Ivy Crawford, James Crawley, Kicki Crowley, Donna Creel, David Crimm, Vicki Culberson, Shirley Culpepper, Tommy Cunningham, Dean Cunningham, Mary Dakin, Russell Danley, Pauline Danner, Jennifer Darden, Sandra Davidson, James Davis, Kay Davis, Teresa Davis, Tony Davis, William Day, James Delashment, Sally Delmas, Yolanda Diamond, Mike Diamond, Mitchell Dumas, Chere Dunagan, Janis 77 C lass 0f 70 Dunn, Ralph Dunnam, Glenda Durant, Kent Eanes, Lulu Eckert, Paula Ehlers, Debbie Elkins, Mary Emerson, Donna Emerson, Donna Eubanks, Alvin Faggard, William Felts, Connie Firth, Kathy Florence, Sheila Floyd, Pete Fortenbcrry, Bill Foster, Janice Foster, Patsy Fulton, Kathy Fulton, Lee Ann Gash, William Gattis, Paula Gautier, Douglas George, Larry Gibson, Robert Gilmore, Dewey Gill, Barbara Glen, Linda Golden, Ruth Gordon, Bailey Greenough, Albert Griffin, Doug Gunter, Kenny Gunter, Linda Gunter, Ray Hale, Claudia Hall, Charlotte Hall, Janice Hamilton, Jerry Hammond, Marsha Class Of 70 Hand, Devon Harvey, Bruce Harvey, Patty Hatcher, Pat Hately, Libby Hill, Margaret Hill, Mary Hoffman, Julia Holderness, Delores Halloman, Lewis Hollyfield, Sylia Howell, Gary Hughes, Kathy Hunter, James Jackson, Paulette Jenkins, Glenda Johnson, Dusty Jones, Linda Jones, Miki Jones, Virginia Jordon, Glenda Kendrick, Johnnie Kennedy, Kenneth Kilgore, Allen King, Patricia Lacy, Pamela Lassiter, Carrol Lawson, Frank Lee, Gary Leslie, Gloria Liddell, Annie Pearl Lillis, Loretta Luke, Cynthia Lynd, Vernon Lyons, Charlotte McArthur, Brenda McArthur, Keith McClamrock, Francis McCurdy, Charles McLeod, J. F. 79 McLeod, Mary Ann McMillan, Nancy C lass Of 70 Mallette, Betty Mann, Charles Marshall, Ricky Martinez, Steve Mcclina, Raymond Deen Miles, Jimmy Miller, Billy Miller, Calvin Miller, Carlene Miller, James Milling, Shirley Mitchell, Patsey Mohon, Ronnie Monday, Deborah Mooney, Nancy Moore, Cindy Moore, Sandra Morgan, Bill Morie', Faye Morris, Phyllis Myers, Jimmy Neal, Debbie Neese, Tommy Nelson, Joy Neno, Gerry Oliver, Janet Ory, Steve Paine, Larry Panter, David Parker, Patsy Parks, Barbara 80 Parks, Donna Perksin, Weldon C lass 0f 70 Pinson, Melissa Pittman, Deborah Posey, Larry Randall, Roger Ray, Philip Reascucr, Georgia Redmond, Myrtle Reeves, Robert Roach, Larry Roberts, Dickie Roberts, Johnny Rogers, Gaylon Rogers, Ruth Rogers, Norman Ross, Ronnie Rouse, Paula Russell, Rickey Russum, Rusty Ryan, Carol Ryan, Patricia Salmen, Marcia Schaefer, Linda Scholliam, Maxine Scott, Judy Seab, Ricky Sharp, Jimmy Shattles, Arlene Shelton, Diane Sherrell, Freda Simmons, James Smith, Marion 81 Smith, Paula Smith, She ila 82 Smith, Tommy Smith, Tommy Stauter, Richard Class Of J70 Ste ele , Stokes, Stokes, Stokes, Stokes, Ruth Sharlynn Stork, Catherine Stork, Janice Stribling, Randy Stringer, Lana Stringfellow, Lonnie Sutterfield, Addie Sutterfield, Gary Tanner, Nora Tanner, Sharon Tawlbee, Donna Taylor, Edward Taylor, Harriet Taylor, Jimmy Taylor, Margaret Thompson, Larry Thompson, Sherry Thornton, Linda Tillman, Donna Tisdale, Ken Tolar, Steve Tolbert, Buford Turner, Johnny Turner, Kathy Valentin, Rocky Vaughn, Mairs Class Of 70 Versiga, Ray Vickers, Steve Vining, Diane Walzak, Louise Walker, Dee Dee Walls, Charles Ward, Mary Ware, Kathy Weaves, Eddie Weaver, Garland Welch, Merlin Ve1sh, Nora White, Mary Nhitmore, Robert wVieniewitz, Henry Wiggins, Shirley Wilkerson, Diane Williams, Sheila Wise, Neil ,Vright, Donna Nyatt, Gay Nell vzltes, Benny mng, Benny Peek-a-boo! ! ! Freshmen help boost spirit at Jr. High Pep Rally. 83 Eighth Qfade Class Officers Phyllis Watts . . E. . . . '. . . . . . . . . President Joe Rogers . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Gregg Goff . . , . . . . . . . . . . Secretary James Emerson . . . . . . . ' . . Treasurer, Adams, Ricky Alexander, Cynthia Amonett, Bobby Askley, Bonnie Baker, Dala Ball, Kallie Ballinger, Tommy Barron, Mercedes Baughn, Dennis Blades, Randy Boleware, Mike Bond, Jimmy Boone, Susan Bosarge, Beth Boyd, Sheila Brewer, Buddy Brewer, James Brown, Jerry Brown, Phyllis Brown, Schewida Bryant, Nancy Buxton, Barbara Buxton, Betty Caldwell, David Carroll, Ronald Carter, Sheila Charlton, Walter Cirlot, Laura Clark, Barbara Clark, Janet Clark, Sherry Clay, Steve Collum, Elaine Combest, Darryl Cook, Susan Cox, Sandra Crawford, Kenneth Dantzler, Joy Davidson, Carolyn Davis, Joyce Demouey, Kathy '-' V :1 Dethloff, Bruce ; 1 - . MW JV i xux a um 'I W Dickson, Pat Dye, Bonnie Easterwood, Stanley Edmiston, Carole Evans, Mary Fagan, Billy Faggard, John Fairley, Doris Farragut, Cherril Felts, David Filbenger, John Firth, Pam Flowers, Kenny Frazier, Teresa French, Dale Furby, Tommy Gattis, Gary Gilmore, Michel Golf, Gene Greer, Allen Goff, Greg .-- m-- m... -m W L Jam L, zww w J 47 , , K1 t1 , X W 77W Z, 2 , Guillot, Kurt DWWW' , Hale, Carol W K Hannaford, Jan Harrell, Jackie Harris, Robert Haves, Dan Helms, Mitchell Hiestand, Edward Hill, Denise Hill, Genny Hinkel, Helen Hinson, Marlene Holmberg, Ralph Holmes, Nollene Hood, Debra Howard, Carolyn Howard, Janice Hudson, Arlene Huff, Delores Hughes, Jo Beth Jarvis, Carolyn Jenkins, Lowanna Johansson, Ray Johnston, Audrey Lambert, Hank langner, Ronald Linder, Pamela Linder, Paula Long, Demetrius Loper, Bard Lucas, Judy Lucas, Shirley Lynn, Mark McLeod, Paul Mann, Larry Mars, William Marthaler, Richard Massey, Kenneth Milis, Dona Miller, Janet Miller, Ronnie Mizelle, Douglas Montagne, Robert Mooney, Charles Moore, VCathy Murray, Richard Neal, Kerry Neno, Joe Nicholson, Ruby Olson, Harry Oliver, W. D. Owenby, Eddie Parker, Marie Parker, Steve Rolfs, Meta Renfroe, Dottie 51W Roberts, Juanita Rockett, David Rogers, Jimmy Rogers, Joe Rouse, Steve Sanders, Wanda Sellers, Thoma 87 Sherman, Danny Sheilds, Pam Shirley, Fred Smith, Ann Smith, Bobby Smith, Daniel Smith, Len Smith, Terrill Smitherman, Francis Sprinkle, Mattie Stauter, Sherry Steele, Richard Stephens, Charles Stork, Jimmy Stouder, David Stringer, Mary Tanner, Cheryl Taylor, Judy Tomlin, Tommy Turner, Tommy Vaughan, Patricia Vernon, Charlie Walker, Jann Walker, Tracey Watts, Charles Watts, Phyllis Webb, Mary Jo Weldon, Ronnie Wells, Marilyn West, David W'hatley, Judy White, Mike White, Shelby Wilkerson, Paul Wilkerson, Patsy Willis, Gloria Wilson, Jeanette Wolverton, Dewain Woodward, Carolyn Woodward, Diane Yocom, Patsy 88 ORGANIZA TI 0N S S. 5 mixes: Eggs... Egg: t g 2 WEE; . .m a :r ....v. w . v 25.5: 3.2:; Mr. Robert Moore M.P.H.S. TIGER BAN D FINISHES A S U CCESSF UL YEAR Marching Band 92 Mr. Larry MacWilliams : u '1'! 1 m1: W , mmmmmm mmmmmm gymmmm Concert Band A musical was added to many school activ- ities by the Moss Point High School Tiger Band. Exciting and entertaining half-time shows were provided by the drum major, majorettes, and the band members at each football game . The outstanding shows were arranged by Mr. Robert Moore and Mr. Larry McWilliams . The band also performed during Home- coming activities and at the annual Christ- mas parade. The Moss Point High School Concert Band provided many entertaining and enjoyable concerts. These were the Christmas, Spring, and Student Concerts, which were very much enjoyed. The Annual Staff wishes to salute the Moss Point High School Concert and Tiger Bands of 66-- 67 as two of the most outstanding Moss Point has ever had. 93 Kathy Bodden Senior Pat Tilson Senior Stephanie Rumbley Senior 1966-67 Majorettes Nancy Prassenos Senior Pam Grierson Senior Head Donna Grierson Senior 94 Senior Sherri Coker Junior A lternate Barb ara Ballinger S enior M.P.H.S. Band In Various Activities. . . . ' Marching in parades on trips waiting around before half-time at practice. 95 Band Council IST ROW- Pam Grierson, Nanci Prassenos, Kathy Bodden, Yvonne Alexander, Peggy Tilly. 2ND ROW- Jimmy Hannaford, Jimmy Smith, Chester Harvey, Tommy Hinkle, George Argulo. Officers are: President, Sharon Lanham; Vice President, Bobbye Jo McPhearson; Secretary, Jackie Wood. 96 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ready, Alice Bailey, Janet Watkins, Renee Ware, Donald Nixon, Teresa Hyatt, Amelia Turner, Arm Rivere, Lila Gilliam, Sharon Lanham, Maxsha Cronier, Guy Moore, Addye White, Bobbye Jo McPheIson, Carol McMath, Susan Moore, Jerry Presley, Martha Ready and Carol Cowart. STANDING: Janie Ward, Lynn, Goodwin, Mack Goldman, Judy Brumfield, Chester Harvey,,DLCol-merT-Pchonda Ehlers, Mackie Dryden, Gail Watson, Janice Sharp, John Lindsay and Miss Reba Gill, Sponsor. Beta C lub OFF IC ERS President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . MackRayGoldman Vice-President.. . . .. . . . . . . . .Q'..D' - Secretary................?EEHESE Reporter................ac1'e The National Beta Club is an organization based on scholarship, leadership, and service. To be eligible for membership, a student must have an overall academic average of 91 or above. Under the leadership of Miss Reba Gill, the members participated in many school activities. Miss Reba Gill Sponsor 97 Officers: Vice-President, Guy Moore; President, Jimmy Hannaford; Secretary, Mary Rockett; Treasurer, Chester Harvey; Sponsor, Mr. Mullen; Representatives, Davis, Riviera, Gilliam, Wood, Turner, Miller, Brumfield, Lander, Felts, Bond, Goldman, Beatty. The Student Council serves as the govern- ing body of the school, coordinating all activ- ities between student and faculty. The Council once again sponsored the monitor system, adopted our Korean girl, Chung Do Soon, ran the supply store, held several teacher appreciation days, in- S tudent Council kX The wee little pencil 98 De :ddlers! l l troduced speakers at assemblies, ran school elections and presented the annual spring installation of all new leaders of the school. The Student Council also was active in other functions, such as sending several delegates to the Biloxi student Council Work- shop. Executive C ouncil FIRST ROW: Lanham, Tillson, Ehlers, Bodden, Brumfield, Ward. BACK ROW: Hanaford, Tanner, Goldman, Harvey, Boutwell, Huff, Roberts. FBLA ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Daughdrill, Massey, Watson, Whatkins, Harris, Dean, Davis, faine, Goodwin, Ballow Cowart, Crierson, Buntaine, Adams. BACK ROW:Eh1ers, Parker, Hateley, Ward, D7375: Lambert, Bernard, Allen, Brown, Pittman, Grierson, Allen, Roberts. 99 M LUV! h h v V M , J Mk , :7 51C T667251 V W Soph. Triangle The Y-Teens are one of the most ac- tive clubs at Moss Point High School. It is responsible for such things as the Christmas Dance, Christmas Pro- gram, Farmer's Ball, and Morning Devotions. Besides all of this, the Y-Teens participate in many Civic pro- grams. The sponsor of this club is Mrs. Lucille Hussey. OFFICERS: Brumfield, Pres., Deas, Bowman, Day, Lanham, Rockett, Herring, Bodden, Ehlers, Pinson. 100 H z'- T The Hi-Y Club is a nondenominational Christian character building program for boys. The program is built on dif- ferent age levels for boys. Hi-Y is a school-centered Y. M. C.A. to help boys improve the content of their participation in school life. Mr. Robert Kitch is the sponsor. President - Paul Lovette, Vice-President - Mack Dryden, Secretary - Larry Miller, Treasurer - Danny Boutweli, Reporter - Warren Beatty, Sergeant-at-Arms - Sammy Holder, Sponsor - Mr. Robert Kitch. 101 Mrs. Mitchell, the sponsor, and Pat Tilson, the president, preside over a meeting. 102 F uture H omemakers Of America OFFICERS Pat Tilson Phyllis Herring Jeannette Howard Sharron Cochran Shirley Culberson Joy Nelson Jacqueline Brown Glenda Allen Science C Zub Encouraging the members to continue working in the science field of their choice is the chief aim of the Science Club. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Billy Mullins. hgaoysh 699 02715 h h State Each year various Civic clubs select outstanding students to attend Boys and Girls State. These students are selected on leadership and scholastic averages. While Visiting the state capital for a week, these represen- tatives of the youth of our community become familiar with the democratic procedures of our state government. L-R: Jimmy Hannaford, Danny Boutwell, Warren Beatty, Judy Brumfield, Mary Rockett, Di.Colmer. 103 016601145 M a; M! .w , ' '1, h 1' h '1 I 1-,... :, qaxerl$hEW-17 Xi! H u Jr. High Football III III III I -: I I I I II x I I a II ' '9 v. 3072' 3530'! 741! WAN LEFT TO RIGHT: Paulette Bennett, Cindy Moore, Marilyn Wells, Arlene Shattles, Nollene Holmes, HeadI Cheerleader Melissa Pinson, and Jo Beth Hughes. Jr. High Band Literary C lub The primary aim of this Club is to develop a spirit of creativeness and individualism in the be ginning writer. Miss Lona Bassett, sponsor, discusses basic techniques of writing. Growler Editorial Staf Miss Lona Bassett - Sponsor, Addye White, Kathy Bodden, Mary Rockett, Rhonda Ehlers and Chester Harvey draw up plans for the 1967 Growler. 106 L-R: Boutwell, Ardoin, Denmark, Wood, Scott, Tanner, Moore, Blades, Winfree, Reed, Hassell, Huff, Miller, Moore, Renfro, Miller, Lindsay, Flowers, Blackledge, James, Jordon, Miller, Felts, Rogers, Dryden, Mr. Bobby Holmes- Sponsor. '- i Quill And Scroll SEATED: Boo Turner, Rhonda Ehlers, Addye White, Kathy Bodden, Debbie Ballow Emily Lewis, Phyllis Herring, Herring, Barbara Ballinger, Mary Rockett, Judy Brumfield. STANDING: Miss Lona Bassett - Sponsor, John Lindsay, Chester Harvey, Wilson Byrd, Mackie Dryden. 107 V 967 Growler Stajm Co-Editors, Kathy Bodden and Rhonda Ehlers work hard to make The 1967 Growler the best ever. Assistant Editor, Addye White checks Business Managers, Chester Harvey and Sammy Holder materials. work late in order to get the shipment off. 108 SEATED: Paulette Watkins, Carol Cowart, Nancy Prassenos, Di Colmer, Susan Moore, Bobbye Jo McPhearson. STANDING: Warren Beatty, Tommy Linder, Danny Boutwell, Marsha Cronier, Robert Cirlot, Carol McMath. SEATED: Patty Harvey, Rhonda Miller, Becky Lindsay, Terri Baxter, Debbie Eblers. STANDING: Ione Stewart, Teresa Dahlgreen, Kevin Benefield, Dicky Roberts. 109 Tiger F lash SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Cumbest, Sharon Lanham, Amelia Turner, Fredna Carter, Emily Lewis, Phyllis Herring, Judy Brumfield. STANDING: Barbara Ballinger, Jeannette Bowman, Sherry Coker, Lila Gilliam, Miss Lona Bassett - Sponsor, Sandra Russell, Mackie Dryden, Wilson Byrd, John Lindsay. Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . .Judy Brumfield Assistant Feature Editor - - - - - Jeanette Bowman Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . . . . Boo Turner Society Editor . . . . . . . . . Emily Lewis Business Manager . . . - - - - - . - - Billy Byrd Assistant Society Editor - - - . - - Fredna Carter Assistant Business Manager . . . . .Debby Combest Exchange Editor . . . . . . Barbara Ballniger Make- -Up Editor . . . . . . . . Phyllis Herring Assistant Exchange Editor . . . . . . Linda Hurd Assistant Make- Up Editor . . . . . Sher Coker Circulation Editor - - ' - . . - Sharon Lanham - - - - . - - e a Assistant Circglation Editor - - - - - Sandra Russell Assistant News Editor - - - - - - - -TiTa Gilliam Sports Editor - . - 1 - - 1 - - - - John Lindsay Feature Editor- - 1 - - - . - - - -Mackie Dryden Sponsor - . - - - - - - . - . . Miss Lona Bassett 110 A THLE TICS Pre-Season Practice Pays 0f Tigers practice in pre-season heat, not-knowing that a 8-1-1 record would bring fame back to M. P. H. S. Power, speed, and passing would give the Moss Point Tigers their best all- around backfield in several years. However, Coach Holmes knew that the defense would be a question mark in the Tigers' bid for a successful season. The coaches knew that if the breaks would go for the Tigers instead of against them as had been the case in recent years, Moss Point could make a serious bid for the South Big Eight Championship. 112 Although predictions proved favorable towards the Tigers, there still was some doubt as to what the seasonal out- come would be. But with the team effort, the constant pre-season practice, and a determined squad, the Tigers brought back the team into the running by finishing fifth in the state and having the most successful season Moss Point has ever had! Tigers Open Season With A 23-21 Upset Over Hattz'esburg The Tiger defense reached its heighth that '66 year. Captains John Lindsay Marty Scott On September 9, 1966, the mighty Ti- gers made an impressive beginning by completely dominating the game until the final minutes when Hattiesburg scored two touchdowns to make the game Close. After recovering a fumble on the Hattiesburg 20, the Tigers scored in the first quarter when James crashed through for the touchdown. Shattles faked a kick for the PAT, but Hassell passed to Miller for the extra point. After the Hattiesburg score early in the second quarter, the Tigers drove from their own 27 to the Hattiesburg 24 from where Hassell threw a pass intended for Tanner. The intercepted pass led to a Tiger safety when Tanner tackled the receiver. The Tigers scored late in the second quarter on an 18 yard pass from Hassell to Tanner and again in the fourth when Hassell sneaked in from the one yard line. 113 Tigers Fall To Rugged Oppasz'tz'on Biloxi edges win over the Mighty Tigers 114 The Tigers battled the highly regarded Indians right down to the final whistle in a manner that is not reflected in the score. After Biloxi pushed over for a touchdown in the second quarter, they had to fight off a Tiger Charge that carried to the Indian's nine-yard line to prevent a tie at the end of the half. It wasn't until the Closing minutes of the final quarter that the Indians managed to gain the upper hand with their second touchdown. The final score came on a ninety-four yard run from a pass inter- ception. Captains: Bruce James and Rainer Shattles Tigers Topple M cGill Captains Gene Williams Ernie Denmark xfter a scoreless first quarter the Tigers game to life when big Bruce James crashed 'mfough the McGill defense to block a punt. 1fter taking over on the 16 yard mark, sec- ,nd team quarterback Roy Dunn went over mr the touchdown two plays later. The Ti- t L'IS failed to get the PAT. Vhe Yellowjacket drive was stopped by Jenmark when he intercepted a McGill pass :1 11d raced 69 yards for a touchdown to make Ihe halftime score 12 -0. Moss Point took the halftime kickoff and moved 71 yards for the touchdown in 17 plays with James bursting through from a u ard out on fourth down. Shattles added the 'xtra point. utter the second string substitution, MCGiIl geovered a Tiger fumble on the 45 and tent over for the touchdown in nine plays. 115 Tigers Trample Columbia And Spoil Homecoming Eric Ardoin Captains Roy Dunn 116 In spite of the mud and rain Moss Point came up with their third win in an im- pressive manner. The second time Moss Point got control of the ball, they swept down the field for 66 yards in 13 plays. Quarterback Roy Dunn got the first six points with a plunge for the end zone from a yard out. The extra point attempt was no good. After a Wildcat fumble on their own 41, the Tigers marched on for a touchdown in 12 plays with Bruce James going over for the score. Shattles added the PAT. With the Wildcats fumbling again three plays later, the Tigers took over on the Columbia 45 yard line and Roy Dunn picked up his second touchdown on a 22 yard run. The PAT was blocked. With the Wildcats attempting to punt on their own 17, the Tigers poured through the line and took the ball on the nine yard line. In three plays Hassell went into the end zone and Shattles kicked the PAT. Vikings Are Unable T0 Tame The Tigers After Columbia's only touchdown in the third quarter, the Tigers finished the game in fine style when James smashed through from five yards out. Shattles added the extra point. The Tigers took the opening kickoff and marched for a touchdown 0f 75 yards in sight plays as Bruce James plowed !hrough carrying four Vikings into the t-nd zone with him. Moss Point faked a kick for the PAT, but quarterback Doug Hassell threw to full- back Jimmy Miller for what proved to be rhe Margin of Victory. The Vickings touchdown came midway 0f the second period. This ended the scor- ing as both teams faced strong defenses resulting in Moss Point's, having two long drives stalled at the Vikings two yard line. 117 Doug Hassell $5.. wt - W. Steve Renfro Captains Bill Robertson Clarence Jordon Tigers Mop Up The Tide Tigers fight with all their might With the great running ability of Steve Renfro and the skill of the mighty Tigers, Picayune was soundly defeated on their own field as the Ti- gers chalked up their fifth Victory. In the last minutes of the first peri- od, Renfro got the first touchdown on a 21 yard run around end that capped a 47 yard drive in four plays. The attempt for the PAT failed. Early in the second quarter the Ti- gers increased the score as Renfro swept in again for the touchdown from 30 yards out. Shattles kicked the extra point. Several plays later guard Bill Robertson recovered a Tide fumble on their 42 yard line. Bruce James climaxed a seveneplay drive blasting his way through from four yards out. A Tide gamble on fourth down gave the Tigers the ball on the Tide's 42 yard line. With 1:53 remaining, Renfro made his third touchdown on a 17-yard run to end the scoring for the first half. Shattles added the PAT. With second team substitution, the Tigers came through with one touch down in the third quarter after Shattles recovered a fumble on the Tide's 49. In the fourth play Jimmy Miller crashed in from the two yard line, and Shattles added the extra point. The Tigers demonstrated why they are rated among the elite gridiron teams as they triumphed over Jack- son Wingfield. The Tigers went into action immedi- ately during the first minutes of the quarter driving 68 yards for a touch- down. Big Bruce James raced through from nine yards out. The PAT attempt failed. The Tigers also scored the second time they got the ball. Again power- ful James crashed through from a yard out to cap a 59 yard drive. Shattles added the extra point. After a Wingfield threat was stopped on the nine, the Tigers began their 91 yard scoring drive. Quarterback Hassell capped the drive on a one- yard plunge making the score 20-0 after Shattles added his extra point. In the third quarter the Tigers took the ball on the Falcon 46 and went to the 5 with a 12 yard pass from Has- sell to Tanner and a 25 yard gain by speedy Steve Renfro. From the 5 James crashed through and Shattles added the extra point. Miller set up the next Tiger score by intercepting a pass on the Falcon 37. After 9 plays Renfro went in for the score. Captains Jimmy Miller Richard Huff Tigers Demolish Falcons F or Peffect Homecamz'ng Tigers fight hardest for Homecoming L. to R. : Joy Nelson, Becky Lindsey, Sharon Lanham, Harriet Taylor, Cecil Ann Hately, Pat Tilson, Shireen Parker, Terri Baxter, Emily Lewis 1966 Homecoming Court Junior Maid Senior Maid Senior Maid Junior Maid Shireen Parker Emily Lewis Pat Tilson Sharon Lanham Escort Allen Roberts Escort Warren Beatty Escort Danny Boutwell Escort Tommy Smith Freshman Maid Sophomore Maid Sophomore Maid Freshman Maid Harriet Taylor Becky Lindsey Terri Baxter Joy Nelson Escort Rickey Russell Escort Pat Presley Escort Robert Green Escort Rust Bond 121 With determination and drive the Tigers came up on top. Moss Point Sinks The Commaa'ores The unbelievable Tigers soundly de- feated the Commodores for their first loss on their homefield since 1962. In the last minutes of the first quarter, the Tigers took the ball at the Gulfport 48. On the second play a Hassell to Tanner pass gave the Tigers an 18 yard gain. From the 24, Hassell tossed a short pass to Renfro who shook off a tackle and went into the end zone, but an official ruled the Renfro was stopped at the 20. The Tigers kept moving and James put the Tigers on the scoreboard with Shattles adding the PAT. Taking advantage of a fumble, Hassell passed 18 yards to Tanner to give the Tigers a first down inside the 10. Three plays later James had his second touch- down and Moss Point had a 14-0 lead with Shattles' PAT. Gulfportis only score came late in the third quarter. The Tiger defensive team was impressive throughout the game. Captains Mike Jones Gary Gibson 122 Tigers Pound The Rebels The Victorious Tigers ran their season's record to 8 - l with an impressive win over the George County Rebels. The Tigers wasted little time getting out front as they took the opening kickoff and drove 68 yards in 12 plays with james going over from the one. Early in the second quarter, the Rebels went into punt formation on their own 25, and Clay broke through to recover the tumbled ball on the Rebel 19. On the l'irst play Dunn went around end for the score. Shattles added the PAT. lust before the half, the Rebels gambled on fourth down and lost on their own 49. Three plays later, the Tigers had :mother score which came from a five yard gain by James, a 33 yard pass from Hassell t0 Tanner. Shattles added the PAT. After two 15-yard penalties, the Rebels vent 69 yards for their touchdown. Captains Tim Reed 123 Daniel Tanner .432- '4! :3 , thNEk Seniors Finish Season By Battling Panthers T0 7-7 Deadlock Captains: Bill Jarvis, Rusty Winfree 124 mum gkyEx 63 va- '1 If 4. ,.t a: mi .51 . .3 ,u'lff 'h'ltg T-q'ilmlt' ' , W P 3? 't'lfk 9 i qUWEP 3' W t1 . . .35; T Wu art. h The Tigers and Panthers climaxed their 1966 season in typical fashion by battling to a 7-7 tie in the rain-soaked War Memorial Stadium. The Tigers ended their most successful season in the Big Eight Conference with an 8-1 record. The Panthers came up with their touch down in the second quarter when Russ Walker completed three key passes. The Tigers touchdown came in the final quarter after the field was marred with mud and water. The Tigers, moving along the ground, stalled at the six, but Hassell completed a five-yard pass to Tanner. On the next play Hassell sneak- ed in from the one for the score. The PAT was a great example of Hassell's great skill and quick thinking. As Shattles lined up to kick, the ball slipped out of Hassel's hands. The veteran quarterback scooped up the ball and while being chased back by several Panthers, he jumped and threw a pass that was caught by diving Jimmy Miller to tie the score. a On November 25, the Tigers completed a memorable sea- Red carpet Bowl son by participating in the Red Carpet Bowl in Vicksburg, when they were narrowly de- feated by the Murrah Hustangs. After Murrah scored early in the first quarter, the Tigers went into action on their own 30 and refused to be stopped until Hassell went over for the touchdown capitalizing a seventy-yard drive that featured Hassell's great pass- ing and James' powerful run- ning. The Mustangs scored again in up with two touche ing the Tigers took the closing minutes of the half dOWDS, one in WhiCh over on their own 20 after an interception gave James burst through and raced against the them possession of the ball on from the seven and Clock. When the Tigers the Tiger 29. Their conver- another in WhiCh lined up for a field gOal sjon attempt was blocked by Shattles raced 47 yards attempt, the ball was Richard Huff making the half- making the score 20' blocked by a Mustang, time score 13-6. 18- who raced 69 yards for the touchdown making After a Mustang touchdown in With 4221 remain- the score 26-18. the early minutes of the third quarter, the Tigers put forth afine team effort: and came Coach Holmes Receives Honors Coach Bobby Holmes was voted outstanding coach of the South Bige Eight Conference after doe ing an excellent job as Coach of the mighty Tie gers. While attending the University of Southern Mississippi, he received many honors and awards for his great athletic abil- ity as quarterback for the team. His greatest recog- nition came when he was selected as a member of the Hall of Fame. Since that time, he has devoted his life to coach- ing, and his great skill and inspiring qualities are quite evident when he produces a team like the 1967 Tigers. Moss Point High School salutes OUR South Big-Eight Coach of the Year. Holmes with Asst's. Lynn and White , who also played a large part in the Ti- Coach Bobby Holmes gers' winning season. 125 r , ' 1 from scr1111mage.215:1z remaml ialmes I IIIIIKS Hackheld W bled up 18 more! Moss P011? 2 estate to give theiplay em old 112' a first and 191111111311 but it d 131 Andy Sumralk got the b11111 es in n parh 1;E was the real dif- '1The two te 111161 speed and passinglselectior 2 IGERS FINISH W12 11 a the Moss Point T1gers theirf Doug 11.11111, vvuu mm a 111 51. umcm wnu 111111 Mitt l. 11 1: 1'1 .uu 18 :5 later B1hlIV1 1 1111111111111 backfield 111 sev- stringer for two years will re- share of action in the opening'0 p 1.yards behi n ,1 ye ars. according to Coachhurn at quarterback.11assell contest are Ray Dunn a 155 1' carried i e2b10ckimz for 111111 1101mm, who 15 in his can run and pass uith the best pound junior 11110 has been 1001 h year as coach in Tiger- in the co11ference,as well as 111g good atquarterback,tack1 n. handle the ball. C131ence Jordon, a 220 p011 was perfect 311031 nwever coach Holmes 511111,: 8111 Bruce James who played Junior;tack1e Gary Clay, a 215- rrah had a 7-0 lead margin .. the defense is a question 011 the line and at fullback last POUHd SOPhomom linebacker ER DRIVE 5 The Tigers 1; in the Tigers bid for a season and 11 ; named to 211e1Rusty Wmfree a 1509011111110 koff Roy Dunn SIdCS lek. essful football season.1131g Eight 1 xwill open at JUNOr fullback Gary Gibson apigskin on the 10 work. The 16 Tigers will 1111011 1,1,21,5111alback 9n. 1101n1951175-p0und junior;tack1e GlencIup to the Tlger 27. from 1th11'f - shape up 312111 111011 Omrgmd t wa the Tig 1W111111ms a 185-pound sen1o11;mes went for two galtgo feol game 1911111111 at 11111111111211 013 XQ 11g abili- and Wes1ev Cluff, a 195- pound Jim Miller busted ano er 11m iagainst the HaLtiesmug isophomore tackle s,even making it From th1s rs, which with 2F111121111r1ivb$tx$$ 'T11e Tigers will be a lightcr$ 1m James got the clock, the j 1rs must be consider? ' the P331 season and made the first series usmg 1 1 '1'? B a F 10131 5 Hassell tried line pass pla 36:11.8 10110111 In $$$ x5151 130115.11 : contest to ner for 19, 1 e upland Ti:r f8 5 1 chot bmed for a 1 3111155 10111 2115:1110 .11 iv SX$$1C1 23gennd- - oil 3.- 1611195 .111. 1 it. 115, 55:84. . ' 191,-. 5555i. Iont .1131 f 15 Point will ' W?! its familiar g: , but coach igers won't b1 , as last year. f1, N a don't feel 11 1 55 as much , 1core without mere emphz running game 111 move the 11, Holmes sa 9W 1 1 Tiger backfie 213133.? . 2sed of four v 1 10118 an ah ,ISCG' 1111f WARNER HE ' 1y Herald Saff :ddy field ma 1 511135111 difficult to spot damage in the drive 1ames The payoff came when Walk- .9 5: EVERJ! f I JJIII: rlllv-v-n 7:736 $12.11;: Mr. Frank Lynn, Mr. Bobby Holmes - Head Coach, Mr. Lavelle By DON BROADUS The Moss Point Tigers, flash- ing hot and cold, ran their season's record to 8-1 with a 21-7 victory over the surprising- ly strong George County Rebels : at Dantzler Field Friday night. .. Despite the victory, the Tig- ' . g ars were virtually eliminated 6T3? Trom the championship as front- , : 0 Provine defeated Brook- 7 iO-O to all but wrap up r Ah Big Eight title. Pml f: l M k ., . s only to win over weak WM $?ng .- .m Wingfield next week :3 ERS .. Coach Bobby Holmc SEASON'S RECORD lrvis llu'ftl and linebacker l :9; l3 for lonights game agains MP- - .23 Hattiesburg. - - - - 21 ers at War El'hsn'mrlnl Sta MP. . . 0 Biloxi. . . . . . . . . 21 legisley letol ,bw MM... MP. . .19 MCGill. . . . . MP. . .14 Gulfport . ..... iickoff at MP. . .21 Lucedale. less Regis 7 l . . MP. . .33 Colombia. . . . . . . 7 guard T 7: MP. . . 7 East Gulfport . . . . 6 .niel Tanr In ' MP. . .33 Picayune. . . . . . . 0 mes as ca MP. . .33 Wingfield. . . . . . . 6 their gar , . 6 A 7 7 F. Id G INMP...7 Pascagoula.....: 1280 m mew 0mm CISIH. gamma; . l '9 0a sefusmg to be discourag el, . HASSELL SHINES :Tigers kept moving wl . . Txgerlquarterback Doug 5391a making a diving ca Inn. A sell. With 519V? Renfme W91 Basset! aerial on the G g cor llned With antinjury and Rebalt 10, from where Jain linemen keymg an Bruceched the ball over in m: ULE, 4mg . t 3 James, slowed with an iniw'yws. Shattles booted a P l pom the Jackson 3 took over me offenswe show fur give the Tigers 3 1:0 attem t . ' l L It wogleggmoved down for lhelr tli the TlgergThe Veteran sxgnalwge with 7:15 left to p h: slven moss romt the Red tQUChdown 0f the mght. B; with an mjury, WOk Oval: the :he firSt Quarter :1 rpet Bowl championship wasikaed UP 20 yards in mg offensive show for the Tlgers'orcing anothef 61m: 'I 5': 6 Lcked on the final Ia fth three p lay 5' Sumran hit The veteran signal caller 9355961er Bean 'moll E dx' le-v A 7 P y 0 e for 13. then Bartling: for 142 yards and one touch? mil; r:wn .6149: m:nlh W GENE WILLIAMS Tackle RICHARD HU'FF Guard L, fER SHATms ' Tfaclde ; , DOUG HASSELL I .. JIM MILLER Quarterback Halfback TIM REED Guard JOHN LINDSAY Center Halfbackr ; DANIEL TANNER End Senior Players Choose M 2319 Judy B rumjiela' Jimmy Miller Doug Hassell Bill Robertson Most Outstanding Back Sportsmanship Trophy Defensive Trophy 130 B 2g E ight Winners L. to R. : Daniel Tanner-3rd String, Tim Reed-Hon. Mention, Marty Scott-Hon. Mention, Richard Huff-lst String, Jim Milleeron. Mention, Ranier Shattles-Hon. Mention, Bruce James-an String, and NOT PICTURED: Doug Hassell-3rd String. Jimmy Miller Ranier Shattles Bruce James Richard Huff Happy Harper Defensive Trophy Tiger Trophy Breeseman, Dunn, Huff Sportsmanship Trophy Award 131 ' WVV Juxx- L. to R., FIRST ROW: Jarvis, Beatty, Delashment, Lasitor, Walker, Golf, Rockett, Denmark, Dryden. BACK ROW: White CoacMWood, Lacy, Smith, James, Moore, Flowers, Tanner, Reed, Hassell, Felts. Smith goes up for point. Tanner sinks a shot. 132 Moore and Smith fight over ball. K W W The 66- 6 7 Tiger Cagers mmq W' 9 . ;;;; Team waits for jump ball. 133 Tim Reed Daniel Tanner 134 ti i I A CTIVITIES LEFT TO RIGHT- 4th alt. Rhonda Ehlers, 3rd alt. Cecil VAfnn Hately, lst alt. Carol Randall, Jr. Miss Kathy Bodden, 1966 Jr. Miss Chrissis Bowman, 2nd alt. Joan BS6ne. Jr. M is: Pageant On November 19, 1966, the Jaycees and Jaycettes sponsored the sixth annual Junior Miss Pageant in which sixteen contestants competed in the areas of poise, talent and physical fitness. The entire pro- gram was very entertaining, but the highlight of the evening was the talent division. The winner of the pageant, Kathy Bodden, whose personality also en- abled her to become Miss Congeniality, entertained With a colorful calypso dance. Carol Randall, the first alternate, displayed her talent in a splendid manner by singing Everybody Loves Somebody. Joan Boone, the second alternate, gave an excel- lent portrayal of Jo in LITTLE WOMEN when she sang If I Were Only a Man. The third alternate, Cecil Ann Hately, added color and variety to the program When she sang Bill Bailey. Rhonda Ehlers, the fourth alternate, captivated the audi- ence with her portrayal of Scarlet O'Hara in GONE WITH THE WIND' Happiness brings tears of joy. 136 Jr. M is: Finalists Perform Winning Talents 4th Alternate 2nd Alternate Jr. Miss lst Alternate CirikAlte e4 Contestan anxiously await for final results, as Chrissie Bowman gives her last address as 1966 reign'in ior Miss. m3 J - ' v ' - ' 4 J. u-Nim , .m ,J, 1,: Kathy Bodden receives Miss Moments of confusion and joy! Congeniality Award. For the first time in Moss Point's,Junior Miss PagthJhe conte Court of King Rex and Queen Illia 1967 Carnival Ball Arch Duke Dickie Roberts, King Rex Daniel Tanner, Queen I Illia Nancy Prasscnos, Arch Duchess Deborah Pinson. 139 Climaxing weeks of preparation, the 1967 Moss Point High School Band Carnival Ball was presented for the 25th year honoring King Rex and Queen 1111a. South Pacific was the theme of the best Carnival Ball ever to be held in the Escatawpa Gym. The gym was enhanced with palm trees, draped fish nets filled with mermaids and seahorses, and flowered greenery of various description. As one entered the Hawaiian Paradise, one passed through a huge hut around the front doors. Hawaiian welcomers presented leis to all students and the court as they entered the gym. The walkway led to the stage, set in a beautiful Hawaiian atmo- sphere with huts, flowers, and of course, the royal throne. Completing the Hawaiian theme, Daniel Tanner and Nancy Prass - enos were crowned King Rex and Queen 1111a of the 1967 South Pacific Dreamland. junior? Present Now let me tell you all about it. All Right! Who did it? 140 On December 9, 1966, the Junior Class presented Finder's Creepers. The three act comedy was written by Donald Peyton. Wilbur goes with Hercules to visit in the home of his aunt and uncle which turns out to be a mortuary. They find a body that isn't dead but very much alive. This leads the boys to believe Mr. Quibbley's sister and lawyer have tried to murder him. Along with this there is romance and plenty of comedy. The mystery of who tried to murder Mr. Quibbley was finally solved by Hercules cousin Frankie who is mad about mys- teries. CAST Gary Edwards, Lloyd Heslip, Tommy Smith, Susan Moore, Boo Turner, Sarn- my Holder, Debra Pinson, Glenda Womble, Lila Gilliam, Guy Moore, John Johnson, Sharon Smith, Sherry Coker, Bo Rassmussen, Mike Hunt. The director was Mr. Walter Mullen and the student directors Were Mike Keene, John Lindsa , Mackie Dryden, Judy Brumfield, and I-ebie Ballow.- I4 47b, M IM 1 . $.14 Kil'd MHDV H Seniors Present wt ,fZCWJCC Our Hearts Were Young And Gay The Senior Class presented a three act play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay on March 31, 1967. It was written by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim- brough. Emily and Cornelia were taking a trip to Europe with Cornelia's parents, but on a different boat. They had many exciting things to happen on the boat, such as meeting two Amer- ican medical students, Leo and Dick, killing a man, or so Emily thought, and smuggling Cornelia, who had the mea- sles off the boat. Cornelia tries to take acting lessons from Monsieur De La Croix in Paris, who is only interested in her Father, an actor. Cornelia stages a dramatic monologue when she finds out Monsieur De La Croix things she has no talent. Surprisingly she finds out that there are possibilities in dramatic monologue as a career. Emily, who is very naive, receives her first kiss before returning home, so she and Cornelia return home having had many new experiences. CAST Larry Miller, Nancy Prassenos, Jimmy Hannaford, Judy Brumfield, Mary Rockett, Danny Boutwell Mickey Deas, Mackie Dryden Benney Felts,Phy11is Herrin; ! t ester Harvey, 4., Rhonda Ehlers, Tommy Linder, and Mike Flowers. The director was Mr .1 Walter Mullen, and the student directors were Mike Keene, Daniel Tanner, and John Lindsay. Cornelia! I!!! Emily! ! H! With a bean-bag bouncing around in my clothes? 141 Pageant Contestants Pose These lovely girls filled the stage with beauty and charm. Most Beautiful - Brenda Kelly V These were selected Class Beauties. L - R: Freshman g Donna Wright, Sephomore - Becky Lindsey, Most Beautiful - Junior - Brenda Kelly, Junior - Pat Wright, Senior - Marie Sanders. 142 AA ;--.d '1 x m x ,, Twemy-Eight Cz'rlsf Vzea' F or Title ' Seniors Debbie Ballow 'athy Bodden Mary Eubanks- Pam Grierson PhyllxiLHerigg Cecil Ann Hate p Mame anders Juniors N CH Hately Brenda Kelley Sharon Lanham Bobbye Jo McPhearson Janet Nelson Shireen Parker V Pat White Sephomores Terri Baxter Jackie CooPer Becky Lindsey Thelma Lucas Dixie Martinez Debra Waites Jackie Wood Freshmen Suzie Boykin Claudia Hale Arlene Shattles Diane Shelton Harriet Taylor Donna Wright Joy Nelson Mr. Moss Point High Selma! Jimmy Hannaford The warm smile and friendly words of Jimmy Hannaford have greatly in- fluenced the students at Moss Point High School. Filling his position as Student Body President in a dignified manner, he has gained the respect and admiration of teachers and students. These are a few character- istics that have made him deserving of being Mr. MP.H.S. His versality is evidenced by the fact that he not only excels in responsible leadership, but also in the field of music. He has contributed greatly to the school band and was chosen as a member of the Lions All-State Band and the U.S.A. Band. He was - Student Conductor all four years and rated superior each year at the Miss. Band Festival. Because of these many admirable qualities and his true Christian character, you, Jimmy Hannaford, have been elected Mr. M .P.H.S. for 1966-1967. 145 M iss Moss Point High School KATHY BODDEN Miss Kathy Bodden has been elected Miss M.P.H.S. by her fellow stu- dents because of her friendly smile, winning personality, and sincere interest in a better Moss Point High School. During her four active years of High School, Kathy has show herself to be a very versatile person. Kathy gave support to the mighty Tigers by leading the band as a Sr. majorette. She is currently reigning as Moss Point's Jr. Miss and was elected Miss Congeniality by the contestants. ' Kathy showed her willingness and ability to work by serving as Co- editor of the Growler and an officer in the Band and Y-Teens. The Moss Point High School student body would like to salute Kathy Bodden, a friend to everyone, as Miss M.P.H.S. for 1966-1967. I47 Best Dressed Judy Brum fie 1d Paul Lovette 148 M r. 699 M 23:? Persana lily Kathy Bodden Jimmy Hannaford M ost Polite Mary Rockett Jimmy Hannaford M ost Intellectual Janie Ward John Linday 149 Couple Mickey Deas Gene Williams Most Likely T0 Succeed Judy Brumfie 1d John Lindsey 150 M 05$ Versatile Mickey Deas : Doug Hassell Ta lentea' Rhonda Ehlers Chester Harvey 151 Most Ha Mr . 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Rallies. . . THE 66-67 YEAR AT M.P.H.S. PROVED TO BE THE GREA TEST E VER!!! 167 INUTE... $1 9, $954 We the members of the 1967 Growler Staff, in order to form a more perfect annual, have been through many trials to present these '67 M memories. p4 V393! The 6th period annual editorial staff has suffered through 4 Bassett quite games, 50 Harvey temper tantrums, 13 spastic fits of Addye, and have been harassed by the Tiger Flash Staff daily. We have built up our courage 26 times in order to face Mr. Stauter and have brought the wrath of Miss Manning on us twice for being too bois- terous. We made 5,286 mistakes, 10 long distance phone calls, lost one key, skipped 33 classes, used 47 pencils to the nub, chewed 50 packs of doublemint gum, broke one typewriter, worn out 2 typewriter ribbons, eaten 40 boxes of Cracker Jacks twith toys; sold 2, 880 bars of personal- ized candy, and been grossed out by 5 candy salesman's samples. We've cleaned the Staff room 5 times, broke Mr. Stagg's camera 3 times, peddled concessions at 13 ball games, and taken 534 pictures. To let off steam, we gave ourselves 1 Christmas party, complete with tree, decorations, music, and food; given 3 birthday parties, built and stuffed l giant-size Tiger to humiliate Goula, torn 1, 286 sheets of paper for confetti that we were barred from using, and given one pep rally in honor of John Lindsay in the Staff Room. 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