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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

52 95w W 0 WLER x 6M A KEY TO THE PAST YEAR AT MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL x1; . Moss Pomt Miss1ss1pp1 Co-editors ............ . X ; 1. Carol ,CoWartW , Addye ngte X f! Business Manager . . . . . . . . . . sz Robert Cirlot Sponsor ................ Mfrs. Carole Canfield We the 1968 Growler Staff are proud to present to you this the 1968 Growler . To the seniors we hope we have captured some of the precious moments that will remain in your hearts forever. T0 the Juniors we hope we have produced an annual that will guide and inspire you through your remaining years at MPHS. T0 the Sophomores and underclassmen, we hope that we have provided a guiding light that will lead you in the rest of your high school years. C0 -Editors Carol Cowart and Addye White Assistant Editor Bobby Jo MCPhearson Business Manager Robert Cirlot Assist. Business Manager Dickie Roberts Feature Editor Marsha Cronier Assist. Feature Editor Terri Baxter ' Seniors Brenda Kelly, Lavern Brown, Linda Pittman, and Daryl Coleman. Juniors Rhonda Miller, Susan Head, Becky Lindsay. Donna Rasmussin, Janie Watts, and Rusty Bond. Sophomores Debbie Pittman, Donna Wright, Harriet Taylor, Barbara Cowart, Shirley Culberson, and gndy Moore. 'W Avg Freshmen Steve Rouse, Daryl Combest, Jan Hannaford,Phyllis Watts, and Marlene Hinson. On The Cities Western Border Reared Against The Sky Proudly Stands Our Alma Mater As The Years Go By, F 0rward E ver Be Our Watch ward C onquer And Prevail Hail To Thee, Our Alma Mater M 053 Point H z'gh All Hail! ALL INA DAY Spirit of M. P. H. S. cheer- Victory! leaders X ewhere over the goal post skis. ouig an Maxwell House 9 lewA4LfKIYJS. f iaikv TIGERS a ,11 a$gMynu5kmuT W Wazwwm ll'u Up, up and away Toot- Toot Wk, . , , Come in to my parlor said the spider Happy Birthday to the fly. lrll.5 $.V1n IIAQ! . a .3 ti?! What happened to the lights? Pitchie-poo Would you believe two little birdies took this picture X szPm Jr. High pep rallies add spirit at M. P. H. S. Come down here and say that Growler Go- Go girls Uncle Sam Wants you I n... 31 Semor Well its true ! ! Lonely Library provides conversation and relaxation Band members make posters for trip to Hattiesburg It has arrived Sophomore ll Blurred action of typing class Eglies ,. . . Inahurry M. WE PROUDL Y DEDICA TE THE 1968 GROWLER T0 ' A VERA We, the annual staff, dedicate this annual to Mr. I.K . Avera in hopes that itwill serve as a means of expressing our continuing love for one who has gone on to life eternal. Mr. I.K. Avera is considered a symbol to students and faculty at Moss Point High School. He symbolizes the dedicated teacher by his tireless efforts as teacher for 35 years; he represents the valiant war hero, as a highly decorated soldier in World War I; he symbolizes the self sacrificing individual as he constantly gave of himself in his daily activities. Mr. Avera's industry was shown early. When Mossy Point was just a saw mill town Mr. Avera, at 14, rode logs down the river to their destination. He was graduated from Pine Level High School and then worked his way through Mississippi State University, where he was active in debating. He was awarded the Bachelor of Science Degree in mathematics. He had taught in several counties in Mississippi, including Greene, Perry, Jackson, and Stone. He was active in Boy Scouts at Perkinston High School. In each place he taught he stressed thoroughness. He also tried to impress students with the importance their school work has to future life. During W o r 1d War I Mr. Avera was one of the first to go overseas and one Of the last to come back. Hav- ing traveled all over the world during the war, he has one of the most out- standing war records for bravery. In fact, he was one of the few people awarded by both France and America in World War 1. He was awarded the Silver Star and the Purple Heart. The former Pauline Phillips became Mrs . Avera in 192 9 and there are three Children. We thinkWilliam Shakespeare was describing Mr. Avera when he wrote His life was gentle and the elements so mixed in him that Nature might stand up and say to all the world This Was A Man! And it is to this man we dedicate our annual. l4 ADMINISTRA TION Superintendent Of Education Mr. M. J. Bullock HGreat men are they who see that spiritual is stronger than any materialforce; that thoughts rule the world. 16 Assistant Superintendent Claude L. Slauter Assistant Superintendent Ted Schliesser Principal MR. GENE STAUTER A ssistant Principal MR. GEORGE DALE u-i J! TEACHER OF THE YEAR MR. GEORGE DALE 20 The Student Council is very proud to announce that Mr. George Dale is Teacher of the Year for the 1967-68 school year. Mr. Dale has taught here for several years . Last year he became our assistant principal but because of his long hours of hard work and untiring interest in the students themselves, we believe he deserves this honor. Perhaps this is why he understands the students so thoroughly, having dealt with them in and out of the classroom. Mr. Dale gives his energies to academic pursuits, administrative duties and students' interests equally enthusiastically. He always has time for 21 students problem, no matter how busy he becomes. And for this giving of himself we salute him!! 21 GUIDANCE C0 UNSELOR STANDING: Miss Linda Sherrod SEATED: Mrs. Ruby Birdsall 22 MRS. ELSIE BEATTY B.A., Bowling Green College of Commerce Commerce MR. CARROLL BERRY B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Social Studies MRS. ELIZABETH BOND B. 5., Mississippi College Mathematics MRS. FLORENCE BRATT B. A. , Bclhaven College Mathematics MRS. BETTYE BROOME B. 8., University of Southern Mississippi Social Studies MRS. ALLEENE BULLARD B. 5., M. Ed., University of Southern Mississippi English MR. PAUL BULLARD B.S. Science, B.S. Math, Mississippi State M.A. , Southern School of Administration Mathematics MRS. CAROLE CANFIELD B. S. , William Carey College English MRS. HELEN CATOLA B.A., San Diego State College English MR. DONALD CLINTON B. S. , M. Ed. , University of Southern Mississippi Mathematics MR. W.D. CREEL B. 8., University of Southern Mississippi Science MISS CATHERINE CRYER B. A., Belhaven College M. A., University of Mississippi English 23 MR LARRY Mac- MR. THOMAS DAVIS B.A., Univcmiq of SouLhern Mississippi Social Studies MRS. ANGELA DERMYER B. A., University of Nebraska M. S. , University of North Carolina Librarian MR. BERRY GRAY B. M., Ed., University of Southern Mississippi MISS DOROTHY GREEN B. 5., William Carey College Social Studies MRS. PATTIE GUNN B. A. , Huntingdon College Mathematics MISS DUALA HAND B. 5., University of Southern Mississippi English MRS. ESTELLE HAWLEY B. 8., M. S., University of Southern Mississippi Commerce MR. ROBERT HOLMES B. S. , M.A., University of Southern Mississippi Athletic Director MRS. LUCILLE HUSSEY B.A., William Carey College M. 8., University of Denver Mathematics MR. LOUIS KENDALL B. 5., Mississippi State M. A., University of Florida Science MISS ELAINE MCCARTY B. 5., University of Southern Mississippi A.A. , Jones County Junior College English WI LIAMS B; ., Ed., University of Sfbuthern Mississippi Band 24 MRS. JOYCE MATHIS B. S. , University of Southern NIississippi M. R. E., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Commerce MISS KATHRYN MAX- WELL B. M., M. M. Ed. , Univer- sity of Southern Mississippi Chorus MRS. LINDA MITCHELL B. 5., Lindcnwood College for Women Home Ecomonics MR. DAVID MONTES B.A., M.A., San Francisco State College Foreign Language MR. KENNETH MORGAN B. S. , Mississippi 81310 Social Studies MR. BILLY MULLINS B.S. , Delta State College Science MR. JERRY NEVELS B. 3., Mississippi College SOCial Studies MR. CLARENCE OWENS B. S. , Mississippi State Science MR. WILLARD RICE B. S. , M.A., University of Southern Mississippi B. D., Emory University Mathematics MR RONALD RUSSUM B. 8., Mississippi College Social Studies MRS. DAMIE SCHAUB B.A., William Carey College Social Studies MRS. MILDRED SEGER- BLOM B. S. , Belhaven College Mathematics Z .gyaw ZSWMffdbr,,xfl7av-X4MJ 'gnx'J Jmfuxj u ; iLAj Indium Lune . kb'f. wa x b1 .1 P R 3.51?wa m MMMW Cl MR. EUGENE SELLERS B. S. , University of Southern Mississippi Science MR. FRED SHIRLEY B.A., Mississippi College English MR. WESLEY WALLEY B.A., University of Southern Mississippi Science MR. LAVALE WHITE B. S. , Mississippi State Social Studies and Coach MRS. MARY WHITE B. S. University of Southern Mississippi Study Hall MRS. EDITH YOUNG- BLOOD 8.8. William Carey College Commerce NOT PICTURED: MRS. BERNICE HERRING B. A. , Northwestern State College English MR. DON PICHITINO B. A., University of Mississippi Speech MRS. ANDRIA ROE B. 5., Rutgers University, M. 5., Utah State Home Economics MRS . MARY RUDDIMAN B.A., Western Michigan University, M. A. Social Studies 26 , Columbia Unive rsity SENIORS Having served as President of the Y-Teens, Jeanette Bowman has dis- played well the essential traits necessary for effective leadership in a Christian organization. She was selected Most Sophisticated Senior and Most Polite in the Who's Who elections. Because of her lead- ership and scholarship ability, Jeanette well deserves the right to initiate this year's chapter of the Hall of Fame. Carol Cowart has proven herself to be a conscientious, dependable scholar in all phases of club and class work. As a member of the GROWLER editorial staff, she provided essential determination and skill for an executive position. The winner of two scholastic letters, Carol has done more than her share to earn the honor of membership to the 1968 Hall of Fame. Having served as cheerleader for the Tiger team for three years, vivacious Sharon Lanham displayed energetic spirit and enthusiastic support for her school. Her sincere efforts were rewarded her senior year as she was selected Homecoming Queen. The popular miss was elected to the Who's Who contest's highest honor. Miss MPHS. Her personality, spirit, and versatility give Sharon the deserving honor of membership to the Hall of Fame. 28 Guy Moore is certainly a qualified member of the 1968 Hall of Fame. The polite Student Body President has displayed able leadership in several activities. As a club and class officer, Boy's State repre- sentative, and aggressive athlete, Guy has shown great promise and desire. We salute Mr. MPHS for his outstanding achievements. Amelia Boo Turner represented her school and community im- pressively in two state-wide contests. As Moss Point's Junior Miss. Boo charmed officials and fellow contestants with her winning smile and personality. She was voted as Miss Congeniality. Previously. the Mississippi Chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution named the lovely miss as first alternate for the state. At home, she displayed a warm friendship and willing- ness to work in various activities. The capable editor of the Tiger Flash has surely earned her position in the Hall of Fame. A sincere, hard-working student, David Wood has excelled in Church and school related activities with his ability to serve as well as to lead. He has performed expertly in student government and club activity and on the athletic field. The versatile scholar placed third in the State Track Meet his Junior year in the 880-yard run. As re- cipient of the Scholarship-Leadership-Sportmanship Award. the likeable senior typifies well the qualities of a Hall of Fame winner. 29 CALVIN LAVERNE ADKINSON I am not two faced; because if I were I would certainly be wearing the other one. Miss. Academy of Science 2. 3; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Hi-Y 3; Science Club 2, 3,4; Tiger Flash phog. 4; Science Fair Winner 1,2; Hon, Ment. 3; Singing River Festival Fine Arts 3; Quill 8 Scroll. CAROLYN ANN ALEXANDER I leave now my youth. and the youth I spent with you. ; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 2. 3; ' F.B.L.A. 4; Tiger Flash 4. GLENDA IRENE ALLEN MARY ANN ALLEN I can resist Anything ex- They are rich who have cept temptation. true friends. FHA1,2;3;F.B.L.A. 3,4; FHA 1,2;Y-Tee1152,3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2. F.B.L.A. 3,4; Glee Club 3; Chorus 1,2, 3; 4-H 1,2. PAULA DIANNE ALMOND The more you know, the more you know you don't know. t Library Science Club 1; Tiger Flash 2,4; FHA 1; Science Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Literary Club 2; Farmer's Ball Court 3; FBlA 4; Youth Congress 4. . EFFORD AMACKER JR. Beware the fury of a patient man. Spanish CIub1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2. 30 CAROLYN NELL AMONETT A11 things are cause for either laughter or weeping. Spanish Club 1; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; 4-H. JOSEPH ERIC ARDOIN Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Glee Club 2. 3; Science Club 1,2, 3; M-Club 2, 3.4; Spanish Club 1,2. 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. ALICE ANITA BAILY Nothing is waste that makes a memory. CLARK EDWARD BLADES Beta Club 3,4; Band 1,2, While we stop to think, 3,4; Y-Teens 1.2, 3,4; we often miss our oppor- Delta State Band Festival 2; tunity. State Band Contest 2, 3,4; M-Club 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 1; Tiger Flash 2,4; FHA 1; Track 1;Football 1. F.B.L.A. 4. DAYTON EDGAR BLACKLIDGE A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. JEANETTE MARIE BOWMAN It takes both sunshine and rain to make a rainbow. Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Farmer's Ball Court 2, 3; State Y-Teen Conference 3; Fall Conference 2, 3; Executive Counci14; Class Officer 3; Student Counci14; Tiger Flash 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1, Officer; Literary Club 3; Glee Club 4, Officer; FBLA 4, Officer; Quill 8 Scr0114; Math Award 3; Who's Who 4. 31 SANDRA LYNETTE B OYD Let me talk and think--in that order. FHA l; FBLA 4; Y-Teens 4. CHARLES KENNETH BRELAND Men's weaknesses are often neces- sary to the purposes of life. WREATHA BROOKS Being in a hurry is one of the trib- utes she pays to life. THOMAS CHRISTOPHER BROOME If you can't get it, you can't stay.' Science Club 1.2; Track 3; 4yH l. JACKIE ANN BROWN Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. FHA 1,2; Glee Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 2,3,4; Science Club 2; FBLA 4; Mr. Crane 3. JACQUELINE ANNE BROWN The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Beta Club 4; Senior Officer; FBLA 3, 4; Officer 3;FHA1,2, 3; Officer 2; Science Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2.3.4. MARGARET LAVERN BROWN We know what we are, but know not what we may be. FHA 1,2; FBLA 3; Science Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Typing Award 3. ROYCE ALWYN BROWN Question for people who are bored with life What: shall rule your life indolence or ingenuity? 32 JUDY CAROLE BURKE There's a wrong way, a right way, then there's my way. Y-Teens l, 2,4; FHA 1,2 . 3; Chorus 1.2, 3; Library Asst. 4. BILLY MITCHELL BYRD Four good tires. 21 gallon of gasy a pretty girl. what more could I ask ? SYLVIA MARIE CAIN Man cannot live by bread alone. LINDA DIANE CALDWELL The Harvest of the quiet eye. DRUCILLA PATTEN CALHOUN The past cannot be changed; the future is still in your power. Science C1ubl,2,4;Y-Teens 2.4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 2,4: Band Counc112;Spanish Club 1.2; FBLA 4; Junior Officer;Qui118 Scr0114; Tiger Flash 1.2.4; District Science Fair 2; Junior Miss Pageant 4; Cami- val Ball Court 4. ROBERT ALLEN CARR If you couldn't afford good whiskey, he'd take you on trust for beer. DONALD EDWARD CARROLL Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it all day long. KATHY ELLEN CARROLL A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. FHA1,2;Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4. 33 6.2, F 54'? STEVE LAMAR CATT Remember today you'll never live it again. ROBERT LEE CIRLOT The only reward of virtue is Virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. Band 1,2. 3,4; Officer 4; Drum Major 4; Stage Band 2, 3.4; State Band Clinic 4; Lumberton Band Clinic 4; Delta Band Festival 2; Most Improved Band Student 3: Musicals 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Literary Club 4; Hi-Y 2. 3,4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Editorial Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Choral Festival 4-, State Festival 4; Executive Council 4; Boy's Quartet 4: Sr. Play 4. SANDRA LOUISE CIRLOT The only way to have a friend is to be one. AUSTIN EUGENE CLARK Men of few words are the best men. GEORGE ROGER CLARK I never let work detain me from pleasure. SHERRY BELINDA COKER I don't know too much, but I could tell you plenty. Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Literary Club 3,4; Tiger Flash 3,4; FBLA 4; Delta State Band Festival 2; Jr. Miss Pageant; Jr. Play. DARYL VAUGHN COLEMAN The difficulty in life is the choice. KATHY JILL COLEMAN Absence makes the heart grow fender. FHA 1,3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Tiger Flash 4; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 1,2. REBECCA KAY COLVIN He who works by the inch, and wants by the yard, gets kicked by the foot. Y-Teens 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 4; Delta Band Festival 2; State Band Contest 2, 3.4; $010 and Ensemble Contest 2; Science Club 2,4. 34 ylfBORAH ELAINE COMBEST Why I be like a candle. placed just where my light will n-n'e best. NH 1; FBLA 4: Glee Club 2;3;4; Tiger Flash 2,3.4; Y- :qsns 2; 3.4; Officer 4; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Literary Club ; icience Club 2; Musicals 2: District Y-Teen Conference . District Choral Festival 3; State Y-Teen Conference 4: , Miss Pageant 4; Girls Ensemble 4. XROL MARIE COWART mod is our refuge and strength, a very present help in mlblc. H .;1,2,3;Science Club 3; FBLA 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; mal Staff 3.4;Editoria15taff4; Executive Council 4; worzlry Club 4; Quill 8 Scroll 4-, Co-Editor 4; Beta Club 3; $cholastic letter 3,4. RSHA RENE CRONIER L xxmt :1 soul so full of joy life's withering storms cannot -:11m'. ad 1.2.3.4;De1ta State Band Festival 2; Y-Teens 2; 3, literary Club 4;QL11118 Scr0114; Annual Staff 3.4; 'Hiccr 4-. Most Improved Pianist 1; Piano Contest 1,2; 3; m: Club 4; Officer 4; Stage Band 4; Beta Club 3,4; Beta vzwcntion 3,4; Youth Congress 4; Junior Play 3; Senior l. 4:1:HA1. ; H NDA CUNNINGHAM witty woman is 3. treasure. 1 K MARIE CUNNINGHAM 4 because I don't say anything doesn't mean I don't .s mything to say. k11,2;3.4;Science Club 2; Y-Teens 1,2;5010 and mee 2; Delta Band Festival 2; Band Contest 2; FHA ; RRON LYNNE CURRY 4111 not conceited; though I do have every reason to W w;1'cr;Spanish Club 2,4; Science Club 2: Y-Teens 2. F'x PXULETTE DANIELS 3 wt, :15 they come. Bf? f: EDWARD DANLEY 1; qul; Beautiful, Brown eyes. XVI; ; RUTH DAVIDSON ' I M Luxgh myself to death. 35 JAMES DAVIS . Better be killed than frightened to Death. REBECCA LAVELLE DAVIS Every lover is a soldier and cupid has his camp. Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Delta State Band Festival 2; State Band Contest 2, 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Most Improved Band Member 2; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Student Counci13,4;Tiger Flash 2; FHA 1,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4;CarnivalBa11Court 4. GLORIA JEAN DAY Love is always in the mood of believing in miracles. FHA 1,2;Officer1;Sub-District Officer 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Y-Teen 2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Beauty Pageant 2; Mr. Crane 3. JAMES ROY DeANGELO Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Hi-Y 2, 3; Track 4. ERNEST QUITMAN DENMARK Well girls, here I Am. Football 1,2, 3,4: Honorable-Mention A11-Big-8 4; Basket- ba111,2,3; Trackl, 2, 3; M-Club 2,3,4;M-C1ub officer 4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Carnival Ball Court 1,2, 3,4; Farmer's Ball Court 3; 4-H Club 1,2. WAYNE GOMEY DETHLOFF Quiet and Shy; a wonderful guy. TOMMY KEITH DOWDIE I've done my duty and that's all I've done. DIANNE DuBOSE For we that live to please to live. LORRINE MARIE DUFRENE So let our love as endless prove, and pure as gold for ever. 36 ROY BENNETT DUNN l'I was born to LOVE. lootball 3,4; Baseball 4; Hi-Y 2; M-Club 3.4; Who's Who 1, l; Track 2.3.4; Science 3,4. KIYRTLE LAJINA DYESS You have to believe in happiness, or happiness never t omes. IHA 1.2: F.B.L.A. 3,4. CARY EDWARDS Iiiugh and the world laughs with you. lDWARD TALMACE EMERSON 'lI la is a gentleman because his nature is kind. Mud 1,2, 3,4; Track 2. 3,4; M-Club 3,4; Science Club 2 4.4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 3.4. 1i k Y CLARKE ELCIN W mint what I want when I want it. 'l ixl MACE ESTIS I! you think the world is bad off now. just give it time :11! I get around. Jr. le 1,2,3,4;De1ta State Band Festival 2; Stage Band 4; Jlmil Contest 3,4. I l; 4 HS KERR FAIRLEY WI m World's a bubble give me a 1,2, 4!! limlull 1.3,4; M-Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4. lilw IDA FRAZIER kw c to the world the best you 11V '; and only the best will come 111i 1 10 you. 131:4 H. FREEMAN .X . iod cigarette is as great a Ck mm to a man as a cry to a WV 1:1. 37 WALTON LEE FURBY It is a characteristic of wisdom not to do desperate things. FELTON DAVIS GEORGE If you study hard and pay attention in class, you won't have any fun, but you might pass! Band 1, 3,4; Stage Band 4; Delta State Band Festival 2; Science Club 2, 3; Baseball 4; Band Contest 2, 3,4. GARY CLYDE GIBSON They say that school is the best part of your life, so what is there to live for? Hi-Y 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Glee Club 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 4. JUDITH CAROL GIBSON For where your treasure is there will your heart be also. Chorus 1,2, 3; Glee Club 3; FHA 1. I . LILA BETH GILLIAM . . .he that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Student Council 1,2, 3 Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Growler Staff 2; Tiger Flash Staff 3,4; Lay-out Editor 4; Qui118 Scroll 4; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Youth Congress Page 4; Farmer's Bull Court 3; District Sci- ence Fair 3; Literary Club 2,3; Finders Creepers 3; Boarding House Reach Student Director 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4. KENNETH ROIAND GOFF A true friend is a friend forever. Basketball 1,2,3. 4; Track 1; Junior Play 3. JOHN MICHEAL GOLDMAN I know on which side my bread is buttered. Science Club 2, 3. WANDA GAIL GOLDMAN A11 for love, But nothing for re- ward. FHA 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Y- Teens 2, 3. MAY DELLE GRAVES Those who do not complain are never pitied. JAMES NOBLE GREEN Veni. Vidi, Vici I camei Isaw, I conquered. BOBBY LAMAR CANFIELD HIf work makes you grow old. I'll stay young. MIKE WILLIAM GREER The truth is found when men are free to pursue it. GENE GROOME The world is :1 wheel, and it will all come round right. MARTHA ELIZABETH GUNN Happiness is cheaper than worryiso why pay the price ? Y-Teens 4: FBLA 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; 3rd Alternate Who's Who 4. LANNY CURTIS HALL The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. XNITA HAMILTON HThose who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from iliemselves. CURTIS WAYNE HAMILTON Let the world rush on, I'll take my time in ease. DAVID HAMILTON 'l lard work has never killed any- body; so why should I take a chance nu being the first victim ? 39 AUDREY DIANE HARVEY Only God, who makes us rich, can make us poor. Beta Club 4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Y-Teen 2,4; Crisco Award 3, Moss Point Betty Crocker Homemaker 4; Scholastic letter 2,4. NELL YVONNE HATELY Hope keeps the heart whole. FHA 1,2,4; Y-Teen 2, 3,4; FBLA 3; Beauty Pageant 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3. ROBERT DOUGLAS HAYNES Youth is wholly experimental. LLOYD HESLIP Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier. Football 1; Track 1; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4; HI-Y 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Junior Play 3; Tiger Flash 4; Youth Congress 4; Special Speech Class 4: Singing River Festival of Arts 3; Pas-Point Little Theater 4; Golf 4; NEDT Award 2. TOMMYE HERRINC Tis always morning somewhere in the world. BURTON LEE HILL Since time began there has never been a conscientious objector in the war between the sexes. DELORES PAULETTE HILL To lose an enemy is to make him your friend.H Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Delta Band Festival 2; Science Club 2. 3,4; Officer 4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4. SAMUEL WILSON HOIDER Caveat EmptorH Football 1; Basketball 1; Who's Who 4; Student Council 1, 2,4; HI-Y 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2. 3,4; M-Club 3,4; Tiger Flash 4; Annual Staff 2, 3; Executive Council 4; Class President 4; Jr. Play 3; Carnival Ba112,3;Golf Team 3,4; Boy of the Month 4. 40 .-w 9' ZELDA COLETTE HUBBARD Where's the man who could ease :1 heart like a satin gown? Y-Teens 2.4; 4-H l; FBLA 4; Science Club 2. JANICE MARIE HUDSON The only greatness is unselfish love. Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 4; Delta Band Festival 2; FHA l , 2; FBLA 4; Y-Tecns 4-, Jr. Miss Pageant 4. MICHAEL HUNT IfI dared to wish for genius, I would ask for the grace to write. Spanish Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Science Fair Winner 3; Jr. Play Director 4; Mu- sical 2; Pitch's Special Speech Class 4; Debate Team 4; Chorus 2, 3; District Choral Festival 3.4; State Choral Festival 4; Jr. Play 3; Boy's Quartet 4. THERESA NELL HYATT 'lIf God be for us, who can be against us. Beta Club 3,4; Beta. Club Convention 3,4; Chorus 2.3; Class Officer 4; Debate Team 4; District Choral Festival 3,4; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; First Alternate; Jr. Play lStudent Directorl; Y-Teen Conference Delegate; Musical 2; Science Club 2,4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 3.4; State Choral Festival 3.4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; Officer 4. FRANKLIN MCCOY JARVIS I'll tell the world. Science Club 1,2, 3; Hi-Y 2; Band 1.2, 3.4; Spanish Club 2,3; Delta State Band Festival. JOHN JEFFERY JOHNSON , He who is persistent in his work is sure of success. CLARENCE RAY JONES Every day should be passed as if it were to be our last. LLARENCE LEE JORDON lMouseyl l'llhe mouse that walks like a man. lootball l , 2, 3,4; Track 1; M-Club 2, 3,4; Carnival Ball 4; Tho's Who 4; Science Club. 41 BRENDA KELLY A friend is a jewel that shines brightest in the darkest of misfortune. Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Who's Who 4; Beauty Pageant l , 2, 3, 4; Most Beautiful 3; Senior Beautiful 4; Class Favorite 2; Carnival Ball Court 2; Junior Miss Pageant 4; Farmer's B2111 Court 3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Science Club 2.3; Tiger Flash Staff 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3; President's Advisory Committee 4; Literary Club 3. DENNIS RAY KENDRICK I shot an arrow into the air, it fell to earth I know not where. RAMES MIKE mAYAT Why buy the cow when you get the milk free? Football 1; Track 1; Class Officer 1; Carnival Ball Court 1, 4; Science Club 2,4; Spanish C1ub1,2,4;Hi-Y 3,4; Officer 4, Youth Congress Representative 4; Beta Club 4; President's Advisory Committee 4; Who's Who 2,4; Class Favorite 1,2, 3,4; Tiger Flash Staff 4; Shape of Things. JENNY LOU LANE It is not enough to do good; one must do it the right way. SHARON KAY LANHAM Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow. Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Head 4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Who's Who 4; Beauty Pageant 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Beta Balladeers 3: Paper Staff 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Literary Club 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; President 3; Executive Council 3; Science Club 1; Class Officer 1; Carnival Ball Court 1. BARRY WAYNE LASSITER It's wonderful what God can do with a broken heart if He gets all the pieces. Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1 , 2, 3,4. VERDIE LEE MCALPIN The journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. EULA ANN McDUFFEE Be silent and soft-silence never betrays you. FHA1,2,4;Y-Teens 2,4; Chorus 1,2,3. 42 hr. MICHAEL DEAN MCLAURIN I'm not bashful-I just give others a Chance. Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Solo Ensemble 3; State Contest 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Officer 4; Hi-Y 3,4; OffiCer 4; Beta Club 34; Officer 4; Beta Balledeers 3; State Convention 3,4; Golf Team 3.4; Glee Club 3; District Choral Festival 3; State Choral Festival 3; Carnival Ball Court 4; President's Advisory Council 4; Tiger Flash 4. CAROL LOUISE McMATH Sad, sad to think the years are 3.11 but done. Y-Teens 2. 3,4; Tiger Flash Staff 2; Annual Staff 2. 3; Sci- ence Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; Youth Congress 4; Beta Convention 3,4. BOBBY jO McPHEARSON What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to Humanity. Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Beauty Pageant 1,2, 3,4; Home- coming Court 1; Class Favorite 3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Offi- cer 3; Science Club 1,2.3; Library Club 1; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; Beta Convention 3,4; Youth Congress 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Tiger Flash 1.2; Quill 8 Scroll 4; Carnival Ball 2, 3; Girl's State. HARRY STEVEN MACKI An oar in every man's boat, and :1 finger in every pie. HLY 1,2, 3; Band 1,2. 3, 4; Delta Stater Band Festival 2. DOUGLAS MAYS Merrily, Merrily, shall I live now. BETTY SUE MILLER A little work, a little play, To keep us going-and so, good day! BOBBY DEAN MILLER The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. GUY WILSON MOORE The door to success is labeled 'push'. Beta Club 3.4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; M-Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Officer 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Track 1; Class Officer 1.2; Boy's State 3; Jr. Play 3; Growler Staff 2; Tiger Flash 431aff 4; Who's Who 4- Student Council Convention 3,4; Local Winner, American Legion Speech Contest 3; Carnival 132111 Court 1.2; Executive Council 2,4; President's Advisory 7ommittee 4; Y-Teen Dreamboat 4. 43 DONALD MARK NIXON Hold fast to that which is good. Beta Club 3,4; Beta Convention 3; Beta Balladeem 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Debate Team 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2, 3,4; Science Fair Winner 2; 3; Stu- dent Director Jr. Play 4; Special Speech Class. CYNTHA KAY OVERTON And ever it has been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation. Y-Tecns 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; FHA 1; Science Club 2; Tiger Flash Staff 4; Beauty Pageant 1,2; Class Beauty 1; Quill 8 Scroll 4; Beta Club 4. 44 SUSAN MOORE The smile on your face is the light in the window that tells people that you are at home. Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Of- ficer 4; Beta Convention 3,4; Sci- ence Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Tiger Flash Staff 2; Growler Staff 3; FHA 1; Who's Who 4; Executive Council 4; Jr. Play 3. JANET CAROL NELSON Good humor makes all things tol- erable. FHA 1,2, 3; Y-Teens 2.3.41Bcta Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Tiger Flash 4; Beauty Pageant 3; Cheerleader 4. THEODORE GEORGE NICHOLAS JR. I love a broad margin to my life. ROSA NELL PACT Me thinks she looks as if she were in love. DONNY MARVIN PARKER Thou art to girls a delicious tor- ment. SHIREEN PARKER I have a heart with room for every joy.ll Y-Teens 2,3,4;FHA1,2;FBLA 3,4; Beta Club 4; Class Favorite 1; Car- nival Ball 1,2; Beauty Pageant 1 . 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2. 3: Crisco Home-EC. Award 2; Science Club 2. JACKIE NELL PAYNE A good name is rather to be Chosen than riches. 4-H; FHA l; FBIA 4; Y-Teens 3. JAMES PEMBERTON There is no substitute for victory. Spanish Club 2,3; Science Club 4; Science Fair 3,4; Basketball 1; Youth Congress 4; Carnival Ball 4; Track 3,4. STEVE PEMBERTON If girls interfere with work, quit work. Science Club 45 Sr. Director, Jr. Play 4. LINDA SUSAN PITTMAN Strait is the gate and narrow is the way which leadeth unto life. FHA 1.2; Science Club 3; FBLA 3; Annual Staff 4. CARL POOLE You have not converted a man be- cause you have silenced him. DORENE POOLE There for all hearts in love use their own tongues: Let every eye negotiate for itself; and trust no agent. FHA 1,2,4; Y-Teeus 1, WANDA FAYE PETTIS Though varying wishes, hopes, and fears, Fever'd the progress of these years, Yet now, days. weeks and months but seem The recollection of a dream. Y-Tcens 2; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 2, 3; District Choral Festival 3; FBLA 3. DEBORAH ANN PINSON Live to laugh. laugh to live and live to love. Y-Teens 2. 3,4; Officer 3,4; Science Club 2; FHA l; FBLA 4; Jr. Play; Tiger Flash Staff 4; Carnival Ball Court 3; Archdutchess; Farmer's Ball Court 2. 3; Archdutchess 3; Homecoming Court 4; Football Queen 4; B 8 PW Girl for November; Girl of the Month for October. 45 JERRY LYNN PRESLEY Swallowing your pride occasionally never gives you indigestion! Beta Club 3.4; Science Club 2; 3.4; Spanish Club 2.3,4; Hi-Y 4; Debate 4; Youth Congress 4; Boy's State 3; Class Officer 4. IUDY QUICK Joy is not in things. it is in us. Transfer FBLA 4. EVERETT RICHARD RASMUSSEN K Life a thinlq is not going to be ' so easy but try hard and you'll make it. Football 1; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 3; Track 1; Golf 4; Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 1,2; 3,4; Science Club 1.2 , 3; Who's Who 4; Tiger Flash Staff 4; Glee Club 3; Jr. Play 3; Carnival Ball 3; Shape of Things; Boy of the ; Month. 4 JOHN WILLIAM RAY The frivolous work of polished idleness. MARTHA ANN READY An investment in knowledge pays the best in- terest. Beta Club 3,4; FBLA 4;FHA1;2,3;Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; 3; Glee Club 2,4; Beta Conven- tion 4; District Choral Festiva14. MARY JOYCE READY ; All who joy would win must share 4 it-Happiness was born a twin. ; Y-Teens 2, 3.4; Beta Club 3,4; Of- 4 ficer 4; Science Club 2,3;FHA1.2; 3; FBLA 4; Officer 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Beta Convention 4; District Choral 4 Festival 4. ANN ERMAN RIVIERE Live and give to each day as if it were your last day! ; Student Council 2. 3,4; Beta Club 3. 4; FBLA 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Literary Club 2; Science Club 3; Jr. Miss Pageant 4. JUDY LOYCE ROBERTS A little nonsense . now and then; is relished by the best of men. FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3. 46 RAY ALLEN ROBERTS Personality is to a man what per- fume is to a flower. Science Club 2 3; Hi-Y 4; Baseball 2, 3; Golf 4; Jr. Class Officer; Boy's State. BOBBY GLEN ROBERTSON A woman worries about the future until she gets a husband while a man never worries about the future until he gets a wife. Hi-Y 2. 394; Glee Club 4; Science Club 4. WILLIAM GREEN ROBERTSON Not afraid of hard work, but one in sympathy with it. Football 12, 3,4;Baseba111,2, 3; M-Club 3,4; Hi-Y 1 v2. MALCOM LLOYD ROGERS Don't count your chickens before they Cross the highway. RONALD CORTEL ROGERS I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. LINDA CAROL SANDERS It is very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. Y-Teens l, 2, 3; FHA 1.2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 4. JEFFERY MARK SCOTT One reason I don't drink is that I want to know when I am having a good time. ROMELLA ANN SEAMAN It matters not what you are to be, but what you are. FHA 1.2; FBLA 4; Y-Teens 4. 47 CHARLES ALL SHELTON Cheer up the worst is yet to come. THOMAS LOII. SHERROD It is only one step from toleration to forgiveness. J. B. SHOEMAKER Cheerfulness cost nothing. but is beyond price. Transfer; Hi-Y 4; Track 4; Basket- ball 4. CHARLES RALPH SIMPSON Realize that you will be on your own someday. 4-H 1; Science Club 2. ROBERT ELDET SMITH Heaven's gift to the female race. Football 1 ; 2 , 3.4;Basketb3112, 3.4; Track 3; Defensive Trophy 4; Who's Who 4. MARY ANN SMITH Silence is one great art of con- versation. CARL LYNN SMITH Cast thy burden upon the Lord and He shall sustain thee. Hi-Y l. NALTY HENRY SMITH I know a lot, but just can't think of it. SHARON PATRICE SMITH Blondes are wild. brunettes are true, but you never can tell what a redhead will do. FHA1,2;Chorus l . 2 . 3; Y-Teens 4; Jr. Play. TOMMY RICHARD SMITH To know Him is to really live. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 2. 3; Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 34; Executive Council 4; Who's Who 3,4; Tiger Flash 4; 4-H 1,2; Shape of Things; Jr. Play 3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Youth Congress 4; State Club Festival 4. KATHERENE JESSIE STAUTER A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Cheerleader 1; Beauty Pageant l; FBLA 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; District Choral Festival 3,4; State Choral Festival 4; Farmers B21112; CarnivalBa112;Who's Who 4; Class Favorite 4; Junior Miss Pageant 4; Mr. Crane 2. 48 BRENDA STEWART Hitch your wagon to a star. ELSIE IONE STEWART Donit judge by looks alone. Y-Teens 2. 3,4; Officer 4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2. 3; Class Officer 3; Girl's State 3; Science Fair Winner 2; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Carnival Ball Court 4; Tiger Flash Staff 1.2; Growler Staff 3: Girl's Ensemble 4; District Choral Festival 3,4; State Festival 4. EVERETT STOKES Here's another bead on the string of confusion . TOLLIE PAGE STROUD Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Jr. Play 3; Y-Teens 2, 3.4; FBLA 4; Science Club 2; Junior Miss Pageant 4; Beauty Pageant 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Tiger Flash Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 2. JUDITH ANNETTE TEW All I want out of school is myself. FHA 1.2.3; 4-H 1,2; Chorus 1.2. BRENDA MARIE TIPPING A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. BARBARA SUE TOLAR ainkw It was but yesterday we met in a dream. FHA 1,4; Science Club 2,4; Y-Teens 2. 3,4; Spanish Club 2. 3; Tiger Flash Staff 2; Beauty Pageant 1; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; 2nd Alternate 4; Miss Congeniality 4: Who's Who. AIMELIA ANNE TURNER And this above all to thine ownself be true. Tiger Flash 1.2.3.4; Editor 4; Student Council 3. 4; Officer 4; Class Officer 1; Beta Club 3,4; Moss Point's Junior Miss State Pageant; Winner, Miss Congeniality; Who's Who DAR Good Citizen's Award lst alternate State: Jr. Play 3; Senior Play 4; Quill 8 Scroll 3.4; Executive Council 4; Science Club 1,2. 3.4; Officer 4; Spanish Club 1 .2; 3.4; Literary Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; District Choral Festival; Girl State Delegate 3: Y-Teens l.2.3,4; Officer 3,4; Fall Conference Delegate 3; Farmer's Ball 3; FBLA 4: Science Fair Winner 2. ALMA NANETTE TURNER The best way to succeed in life is to act on the advice you give to others. Science 2; Glee Club 2,4; Y-Teens 2. 3.4; FHA 1.2; Girl's Ensemble 4; District Choral Festival 4; Jr. Miss 4; jr. Play Director; State Choral Festival; Musical 2. ROBERT MARSHALL VAUGHN Show me a hero and I'll write you a tragedy. PHILIP L. VAUGHN It is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so. 49 GERALD VICE Humor is the harmony of the heart. SANDRA AONNE VICE A good heart is better than :111 the heads in the world. FHA 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 2;4;44H1; FBLA 4; Science Club 2. CYNTHIA DIANNE WALKER Man has his will. but woman has her way. FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; Science Club 3. BRENDA SUE WALTMAN The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. FHA1,2, 3; Chorus 1 . 2, 3; Y-Teens 2; FBIA 4; 4-H 1. BRENDA GAIL WARDEN Oh, there are many things that wo- men know. FHA 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Literary Club 2,3. OLIVIA RENEE WARE Only where my heart is can my treasure be found. FHA 1,2, 3; Y-Teens 2. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; FBLA 4; Officer 4; Tiger Flash 2.4. JANET EMILY WATKINS Her entire sum of existence is the magic of being needed by one per- son. Band 1,2; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 4; Y-Teens 2, 3.4; FHA 1,2; Tiger Flash 2, 3; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Sci- ence Club 1,2. BEVERLY PAULETTE WATKINS The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth--for all beauty is truth. FBLA 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls Sextet 4; Choral Festival 3, 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Annual Staff 3; Literary Club 3; FHA 1,2. SHARON DIANE WHATLEY I have asked to be left a few tears and some laughter. Band 1,2, 3,4; Delta State Band Fes- tival 2; State Band Contest 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1 , 2, 3,4; Tiger Flash 1,2, 4; Science Club 1,2; District Science Fair 2; FBLA 4; FHA 3. ADDYE ELIZABETH WHITE Hitch your wagon to a star. Student Council 1,2,4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Baladeers 3; Literary Club 3; Quill 8 Scroll 3,4; Executive Counci14; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Officer 3, 4; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Glee Club 4; Officer 4; Ir. Miss Pageant 4; Miss. District Y-Teen Conf. 3; Dist. F2111 Conf. 3. BRENDA WHITE Little do we know what lays before us. 50 PATRICIA ANN WHITE It matters not how long we live, but how. Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FBLA 3.4; Beauty Pageant 1,2, 3,4; Soph. Beauty; Junior Beauty; Junior Miss Pageant 4; 4th alternate. CHARMAINE WIENIEWITZ If you wish to understand others, look into your own heart. Y4Teens 2; FHA 1; FBLA 4. JAMES ARAON WILLIAMS 'VNature has given us two ears but only one mouth. KEITH LEMUEL WILLIS It's not what you get out of it-but what you put in. Hi-Y 3.4; Spanish Club 1. VICTOR STEPHENS WILLIS Just give me a hint of what its all ,Lbout. RUSSELL EUGENE WINFREE WVhy worry? Things are bound to Happen anyway. 1'ootball1,2,3,4;Baseba112,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 1; M-Club 2,3,4; President 4; Exec- utive Counci14; Who's Who 4; Most 1 lappy Harper Sportsmanship Award 1. .LENDA RUTH WOMBLE The wine of life keeps oozing drop by drop. The leaves of hit keep falling one by one. AVID CLINTON WOOD i'vc never met a man I dingt learn something from; if only m' not to be. '-nle11t Counci14; Treasurer 4;M-C1ub1,2,3,4;Vice- vsident 4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; 1 k Lence Club 1,2; Scholarship-Leadership-Sportsmanship Trophy. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 4. 3 HUI. STEPHEN WOOD Nnccess is only a word in the minds ' some. Inish Club 3,4; Science Club 2; n:nce Fair Winner 2nd; Piano Con- 12,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Farmer's 1 3; Carnival Ball 4; Band Contest .4. LANE WRIGHT 10 wires need no charging. HTHA JEAN YARBOUGH 1 Vwe a person who wears a 1 , H Rh Club 2; FHA 2, 3; Y-Teens ,1. 5l C lass F a vori tes Kathx' Stauter 10 n e S ; Mike Khayat uv'n'u .m mmwwn :twumw'ww .murmm- muan aw. ms www S enior C lass Oj?icers Sammy Holder . . . . . . . . . . . President JerryPresly. . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Theresa Hyatt . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary , Jacqueline Brown . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Lvr ! 54 JUNIORS Fwy...- mw.m-w,vx w . m. . 11 A, 1, Aggy ,4. L. ......,-. CLASS 0F 69 t. c, 56 Adams, Octavia Albair, Winfred Allen, Paula Almond, Trudy Anderson, Alicia Ardoin, David Armstrong, Marianne Ball, Grace Bang, Vivian Barnes, Barbara A. Barnes, Barbara L. Baty, Donna vi wng Baxter, Lynne Baxter, Terri Bcatty, Robert Bethany, Judy Blackwell, Bruce Blades, Melanie Bond, Rusty Bowlin, jumes Boyd, Gladys Brclzmd, David Brown, Gwen Brown7 Schc rri Bl'umt'icld, Thad Bum 11in, Rich 11rd Burk c. Knth ucn Burrows, Mikc Byrd, Barbara Cumbcll, john Carson, Floyd Carter, Brcndu Chestang, Mildrc d Chusmng, Nellie Clark, Patsy Clay, Gary Cluff, Wcsloy Cook, Bruce Coopcr, Juckic Cotter, LUC Couch, James Crain, Darrell Craven, Patti Crawford, Donald Crook, Herbie Cunningham, Addis CLASS OF '69 Dale, David Daniels, Paulette Darden, Leon Davis, Kay Decring, Billy Delashment, Dicky Dickerson, Carolyn Dixon, Frank Dryden, Daryl Ehlers, Eleanor Farragut, Jimmy Fields, Bobby Floyd, Jo Ann Flynt, john Fountain, Esther Fountain, Eula Furby, Robert Gaines, Mary Garrison, Gwin Goff, Deborah Goodwin, Nolan Graves, Patricia Gray, Brenda Green, Robert Grosvenor, Penny 58 CLASS 0F 69 59 Gunn, Glenn Hales, C. B. Hale, Stephen Hall, Florric H1111, Kay HRH, Richard Hamilton, E. David Hamilton, N.Dzlvid Hamilton, Denise Hammond, Donna Hardy, Roger Harrell, Robert Hnwley, Harriet Head, Susan Hcflin, Ricky Helms, Ronald Henderson, Kathy Hill7 Debra Holland, Mary Hover, Wesley Howard, Jeanette Hubbard, Betty Hurd, Fay Jarvis, Bill Jasper, Judy CLASS OF '69 60 Jenkins, Mike Jobe, Jackie Johnson, Gayle Jones, Barbara Jones, Linda Lander, Joe Lander, Tommy W. Langham, Cclcstie Lavinghouse, Robert Ledlow, James Lcuba, Cindy Liddell, Ruby Lindsey, Becky Lockhart, Jerry Lott, Carol Lucas, Thelma MCArthur, David McCormick, Reigina McDilI, Jim MCDuffee, Billy McLeod, A1 McLeod, Ann Mahathy, Charlotte Marshall, Brenda Marthaler, Brenda CLASS 0F 69 61 Martinez, Dixie Matthews, Jimmy Miller, Clara Miller, Rhonda Mizellc, Morris Moore, Catherixic Moric, John Vernon Myers, Bill Myers, Lois Neal, Donald Necse, Arvis Nccsc, Larry Nelson, Alice Parker, Jeannenc Parrctt, John Pierce, Charles E. Pierce, Johnny Pitts, Janis Poole, Henry Prasscnos, George Presley, Fat Pullin, Walter Rasmussen, Donna Rea, Bert Rhodes, Leslie CLASS OF '69 Rice, Deborah Roberts, Diane Roberts, John Roberts, Lynn Robinson, William Rockwell, Linda Rogers, Becky Rogers, Linda Rogers, L. C. Rogers, Mark Rohlfo, Dickie Roper, Melita Russell, Sandara Sanders, Jennifer Savage, Mike Seals, Linda Serrogsr'fJBEe W SFSEmaker, . B. Simmons, Deborah Smith, Gary Smith, Kenneth Smith, Melba 62 CLASS OF ,69 63 Smith, Meredith Smith, Palette Snipes, Larry Stautcr, Linda Stevens, Diana Stewart, Anne t'Lc Stewart, Dianne Stokes, Dianne Stokes, Everett Stokes, Janice Stork, Ike Stork, Larry Stringer, Brenda Stringer, June Sward, Juanita Szuch, Shirley Tanner, Lehman Tanner, Wanda Thackwell, Richard Tilley, Peggy Treadway, Stanley Stockcy, Timothy ?Im CLASS OF ,69 Trehcm, Paula Turnage, Mary Lee Turner, Frank Tumc r, Laura Valentine, Mitchell Vasquez, Rocio Vann, Darlene V21 ughun, Ronul d Vaughan, Wincltc Vice7 Linda Vickers, Dewitt Vining, Elton Vinson, Cathy Wainwright, Lyn Wuites, Deborah 64 Anglin, Dianne Brooks, Wrcutha Cawlcy, Alice Dowdcy, James Dowdcy, Robert Daquc, Tony Goldston, Ricky Groome, Geno Harris, Betty Hudson, Harold Johnson, Eugene CLASS 0F 69 Not Pictured: Jones, Alton Jones, Robert McConaghy, Dorothy McCowcn, Vera Lcc Mabry, Becki Miller, Doug Pitts, William Rockctt, Jimmy Salmon, James Thornton, Paul Vice, Ruth 65 Walker, Wayne Waltman, Eddie Watson, Celia Watts, jnnicc Watts P211 WhnLlcy, Brenda Wilks, Nona Williams, Kathy Wolvcrlon, Wanda Wood, jnckic Woodward, Russch Wright, Howard Yocom, Mike Yocum, Slcvc Hall, Junie Wright, Patsy f'ff Ja ckie Wood Daryl Dryden S e .U r 0 W F S S m C r .w n u J .Pat Presley Lynn Baxter Jackie Jobe .Linda Rockwell Junior C lass Ojffcers Secretary. Reporter . t n e d L$ nm 6P .5 mm PV N L K1, x W WM JUNIORS CLASS 0F 69 SOPHOMORES CLASS Adams, Glenda Akridgc, Jane Amackcr, Barry Amonctt, Bobby Ballingcry Freddy Barlow, Danny Burton7 Jenn Beneficial, George Bccl-chum, David Bennett, Paulette Best, Anthony Black, Karon Blackwell, Shiron Blzlkcncy, Ronnie Bolcr, Clay Bond, Rexal Bosnrgc, Phil anning, Kenny Britt, Clyde Brousard, Gcnc Brown, Erma Brown, Sherry Bryan, Sheila Bryant, Karen BLmtxn, Barbara Burrows, Pat Butler, Diane Byrd, Carla 70 0F 70 Byrd, Lloyd Calhoun, Wallace Canficld, Mike Czlvcr, Jim Clark, Connie H Clark, jcrry d C 1:14 baby Cochran, Mary Cochran, Sheila Coleman, Shicla Conn7 Charles Colhrun, Patricia Cownrt, Barbara Crawford, Ivy Creel. David Culberson, Shirlcy Cunningham, Dean Cnulcy, Tim Davidson, Jimmy Davis, Tony Duvisom William Day, Jimmy Dclnshment, Sally Diamond, Micky Dia W $1118, Chem Dunxn; Ralph D uranl, Kc nt 71 CLASS 0F 70 Ehlcrs, chbic Emerson, Donna Emerson, Donna Sue. Eubnnks, Alvin Faggard, Danny Ficlds, Larry Florence, Sheila Floyd, Pchr Foster, Putriciu Franklin, Kathy Frccmnns, Carolyn Fulton, Cathy Fulton, LeAnn Wa4 g1, XVillium Gnttis, Paula Gautier Doug W Gibson, Robert ' Q11, 3.211123131- l Gilmore, Dewey Glenn, Linda Golden, Ruth 72 C LA S S 0 F , 70 Crccngggh $6?5011, Sharon Griffin, Doug Gunn, Buddy Gunter, Kenny Gunter, Lynda Hamilton, Jerry llamnmnd, Marsha. Hand, Duvon Harrell, Curry Harris, Jimmy $.77, Vgi'HILDZEE: Bruce , Harvey, Puffrw Hatcly, Mary Gunlcr, Ray Hays, Bill is Hightowcr, Shcilu Hill, Margaret Hill, Mary FalMLV' Hodges, Theresa Hoffman, Julia Hollomun, Lewis 73 CLASS OF ,70 Cd f ; yagma 44441 My Holyfield, Sylvia Hughes, Cathy Humor, James Hyatt, Pebbie jenkins, Glenda johnston, Dusty Joiner, Charlene Jones, Linda Jones, Mike Jones, Virginia Jordan, Glenda Kendrick, Johnny Kilgorc, Alan King, Patricia Lacy, Pam Ladnier, April Ladnier, Stevie Lnssitcr, Carol ,1 Lawson, Frank x $1 Lee, Gary My Leslie, Gloria , Lidell, Annie Lillis, Loretta Luke, Cynthia Lynd, Vernon McAlpin, Patricia MCAuLhor, Brenda MCAuthor, Kieth Mcglzlmroch, Frunccgs ' MCLeOii'ijiir 77 7V7 McLeod, MaryAnn 74 CLASS OF ,70 Mallcttc, Betty Va 7' x ; Miles, Jimmy Miller, Calvin Miller, Carlene Miller, James Miling, Shirly hwy Mitchell, Patsy Mooney, Nancy Moorgm Moore, Joe Moric, James Moric, Faye M Ha, El '11. Neal, Debbie Nccsc, Tommy Nelson, Joy Ncno, Gerry Oliver, Janet Ory, Steve Pnntcr, David Park, Barbara Parker, Don Parker, Patsy Parks, Donna Perkins, Weldon Pinson, Melissa Whiev Poscy, David k .,,I' v CLASS 0F 70 Powell, Billy Quick, Rim Randall, Roger Reasoncr, Georgia Redmond, Myrll c Reese, Beatrice Ric c, Monroe Roach, 1,11 Pry Roberts, Dickie Roberts, Frank Roberts, Johnny Robinson, Joseph Ror1 ors Ruth Rousu, Paula Russell, Rickey Russum, Rusty Ryan, Carol Ryan7 Patric i :1 Salmon, Marcia Sawyc r, Belly Scholliun, Maxine Scott, judy Saab, Ric ky Sharp, Jimm y Shattl c s, Ari One 76 CLASS 0F 70 Shelton, Diane Shirre J 1, Fredna Smith, Marion Smith, Paula Smith, Tommy G. Smith, Tommy Smith, N aully Spooncr, Larry Stuulcr, Richard Steele, Shurlwm Stewart, David Stokes, Lydia Stribling, Randy Slroud, Jimmy Stucky, Terry Suttcrfield, Geary Sutterfield, Jenny Tullcnt, Lee Tanner, Nora Tanner, Sharon Inylor, Harriet Tfy'IESKWH 13535-37- Thomns, Pat Thompson, Sherry Thornton, Linda Tisdale, Kenneth Tolar, Steve 77 CLASS OF 70 Tolbert, Buford Trchcrn, Elba Turner, John Turner, Johnny Turner, Kathy Vaugn, Mavis Versiga, Ray Vickcrs, Steve ining, Diane . : v, Walezak, Louise Walker, Dee Dee Walker, Donald ' : VVV'Wardrszag; i t Ware, Kathy Warren, Reggie Watjus, Rich ard Weaver, Gngand ,ary 78 Not Pictured Alexander, Debbie Atkinson, Ann Baker, Patricia Bennett, Benny Bethany, Janice Bosargc, Mike Boulcr, Lemona Boykin, Suzie Whitmorc, Robert Wicnicwitz, Spud ,7 VVi1kcrso11, Dian ' x-- y Williams, Sheila Wise, Neil W'hyutt, Cay Nell Caulcy, DarrSh Chapman, Teresa Coleman, Ronnie Crawford, Marie Crawford, James Crawlcy, Vicki Crews, Kenneth Culpcppcr, Tommy Davis Teresa Fcrgusnn, Bonme Fishcr, Karen Flint, john Bray, Allan Hcathcoat, Calvin Jackson, Cynthia MCCuydy, Chuck Miller, Billie Myers, Jimmy Patrick, David Parker, Bessie Pitt, Carla Scott, Teresa Shannon, Sue Simmons, Ray Smith, Kay Stokes, Brenda Stokes, Ruth Stringer, Lana Welsh, Nora Walters, Kay Vice, Johnny Yocum, David Crimm, Vicki Crowley, Donna Cunningham, Mary Jane anin, Russell Dardin, Sandra Dclaughtcr, Doris Delmas, Yolanda Dunnagan, Janis ,.,12913v,..L39.n Duquc, Veronica Eek, ext, ' Ph'tdaw - Firth, Kathy Wright, Donna 79 Ni x m S ophom are C lass F a vorites f Richq Russell h ' Sally DeLashmcm . N S ophomore C lass Ojj563rs DickioRobL-I'ts . . . . . . . . President .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vicc-Prcsident I . Secretary . Treasurer Sharlynn Stcclu . Mary Ward . . r .x . Sally DeLashment . FRESHMEN Adams, Ricky Alexander, Cynthia Alexander, Tony Ammoncttc, Bobby Ashley, Bonnie Avcrctt, Bill Baker, Dala Bakcr, Dotty Baker, Linda Bull, Kallic Ballingcr, Tommy Bardwcll, Anita Burton, Sheila Bclk, Jackie Boncficld, Susan Boloware, Mike Bosargo, Ansel Bosurgc, Beth Bosargc, Brenda Bosargc, Charles Bosurge, Gary Bosargc, Robert Bosurgc, Sheila Boulcr, Linera Boyd, Sheila Boykin, Marisa Brewer, A.B. Brewer, James Brewer, Judy Brown, Jerry Brown, Phyllis Brown, Schewida Brown, Sharon Bryan, Loutrcssia Bryant, Candaus Bryant, Nancy 84 CLASS 0F 7I 85 Buck, Linda Butler, Douglas Buxton, Barbara Buxton, Betty Carroll, Frunkic Carroll, Jessie Carroll, Ronald Carson, Putty Carter, Michael Carter, Sheila Cirlot, Janie Clark Barbara Clark, Denise Clark, Janet Clark, Phillip Clark, Sherry Clay, Steve Coleman, Bruce Coleman, Dolly Colcmnn, Ronnie Collum, Elaine Conmn, Susan Combust, Darrell Conn, Ellen Cook, Susan Cothrom, Linda Couch, Robert Cox, Sheila Crawford, Sherry Creel, Patricia Cunningham, Gwen Damzlor, Joy Davidson, Carolyn Davidson, .Iumos Davis, Brenda Davis, Cindy Davis, Faye Davis, Joyce Duos, Dorothy Dcmouey, Kathy Dcmouey, Rita Denney, Phillip Dcthoff, Bruce Dickson, Put Dufreno, Linda Dunagan, Patricia Dunn; Dennis DL uc, Jasmine Dyc, Bonnie Eustcrwood, Stan Edmiston, Carole Ehlcrs, Olivia Iiklund, Darlene Elkins, Mary Faggurd, John I'uirluy, Doris Ihrragut, Cheryl Flowers, Kenny Ford, Charles Fortonbcrry, john Frazier, Teresa szurc, Agnic Frazurc, Monroe French, Dale Furby, Tommy Gaincy, Linda George, Michael Gill, Peggy Goff, Gene Goff, Pam Gordon, Bailey Graham, Kathy Grant, Marilyn Graves, Sheila Greer, Mike Grecnlce, Belinda Greer, Allen Griffin, Sylvia CLASS 0F 7I 86 CLASS 0F 71 Guillot, Kurt Gunn, Betty Hall, Darlene Hall, Pam Hamilton, Cherryl Hamilton, Shirley Hammond, Jeff Hannaford, Jan Hanson, Debbie Harrcll, Jackie Harris, Robert Hatclcy, David Hawlcy, Maxine Hester, Carlinc Hester, Slmrlino Hester, Vickie Hibbs, Donna Hibbs, Millie Hicsland, Edward Hill, Dcnisc Hill, Morgan Hinklc, Helen Hinson, Marlene Hodges, chorah Holland, Larry Holmbcrg, Ralph Holcms, Mitchell Holcms, Nollcnc Hood, Debra Howell, Virgil Hudson, Arlene Huff, Delores Hughes, Jo Both Hyatt, Melissa Hyatt, Deborah James, Teresa Jarvis, Carolyn Jenkins, Lawanna Johansson, Ray Johnson, Nora Jones, Thomas Kasby, Jocttc CLASS OF ,71 Kirkland, Benny Kirkland, Brenda King, Freddie ' Kuhn, Steve V f Lamora, Cathy Lung, Thomas 1. . ' Lewis, Al Lindsey, Danny Long, Demetris Long, Frcba Lopcr, Bard Lott, Bobby Lott, chbic Lucas, Judy Lyons, Debbie Lynn, Mark McCullough, Pat McLeod, Paul McNair, Johnny Madden, Wanda MuhaLhy, Sharon Malone, Curtis Maples, Debbie Mars, William Marthalcr, Richard Mason, Gary Masscy, Kenny May, Charlus Miles, Dana Miller, Dennis Miller, Janet Miller, Ronnie Mizellc, Douglas Montague, Robert Mooney, Charles Morgan, Robert Mosely, Linda Murray, Richard Myers, Gay Neal, Carla Neil, Carey Neal, Timmie CLASS 0F 71 89 Nelson, Mike Nolan, Debra Norvel, Gwendolcyn Oliver, W.D. Overton, Melinda. Owenby, Charles Parker, Marie Parker, Stcvc Parks, Darlene Parrett, Darrell Patrick, Doug Pierce, Gary Piercv, Pdula Pitts, Gayle Flatt, Ccnc Poole, Joanie Poole, Judy Presley, Sandra Randolf, Charlene Redmond, Lois Redmond, Mary Rocco, Linda Ronforc, Dotti; Rexford, Jeanette Rielmrds, Eric Roberts, Darrell Roberts, Ccnc Roberts, juanim Roberts, Stcvc Robertson, Kenneth Robinson, Linda ROCchH, Gail Rogers, Joe Rohlfs, Mita Rouse, Stcvc Saksa, Tommy Sanders, Wanda Scab, Howard Seaman, Russell Self, jimmy Sherman, Danny Sheila, Pam Simmons, James Smith, jcrry Smilly Joe Smith, Len Smith, Nulty SmiLh, Perry Smith, Sarah Smith, Terrill Smith, Tommy Starter, Sherry Steele, Richard Stewart, Sharon Stokes, Gloria Stokes, Raymond Stork, Jimmy Stringer, Mary Suthoff, Charles '1 ;1111101 , Cheryl Tunncr, Renee Taylor, Edward Taylor, Judy Tecr, IVIurvin TCVV, Ricky Thompson, Maury Treadwuy, Mary Trim, Donna Turner, Tommy Vaughan, Nancy Vaughan, Patricia Vice, Betty Vice, Sharon Waits, Michael Walker, Jann Walker, Norman Waller, Donnie Washington, Marvin Watts, Charles Watts, Phyllis Weaver, Eddie Webb, Mary Weldon, Ronnie Wells, Lorene CLASS OF ,71 90 Not pictured: Louise Mary Barnes Rolond Barnes Julian Barrow Debra Benczue William Bond David Bosarge Henry Lee Bradley Robert Brewer Sherry Brown Peggy Butler Junior Clark Pauline Danley Anita Davis James Emerson 55 ll Debbie Eubanks Gary Gattis Wanda Graham Philip Grant James Hamilton Audrey Johnston Barbara Jones Debra MCCrory Donna Mann Wade Maples Charles Marthaler Glenda Miller Cathy Moore Pam Nolen Marvin Pitts Clinton Reedy 91 CLASS 0F 71 Wells, Marilyn Welsh, Nora West, David Whatlcy, Judy White, Cheryl White, Mike Williams, Carey Williams, Dcnnis Williams, Sharon Williams, Terry Williams, Truitt Wilson, Jeanette Wolvcrton, Drivain Womble, Donna Woodward, Carolyn Woodward, Diane Yarbrough, Reboccu Yawn, Susan Yost, Kathy Goff, Greg Michael Rogers Bobby Smith Daniel Smith Sheila Smith Mattie Sprinkle Dorothy Stringfcllow Charles Thomas Gloria Thompson Ronnie Turner Charlie Vernon Jo Ann Vice Judy Vice John Wilson Raymond Womble Patsy Yocom IX , muw V, 'mxw. 9 Am ' . 5505 555.0 :00 wmuU 942.29; SK 239 :EEEJEK vah arv'lovl.19,, .- nu. - :1 III- u... . 85g .u: d . :iiu- 1-- unit so .' V3DIIIIDHQ' gnnnsu- 54 Illlllu; Illllln, l-Illuu. Freshman C lass Oj$cers jam-Cir101. ,..... ....... Truitt Williams . Debbie Hanson . President .YiCCrPrcsident . Secretary The Boston Scratchc r The Thinker; :i Flashfmlb Calvin Strikes Akridge, Steve Allen, Terry Almond, Dennis Baker, Joannie Baker, Michael Ball, Willie Barlow, Sheila Baty, Pamela Bennett, Patsy Bertram, Joey Bertram, Mayra Bishop, David Bishop, Diedrc Blackwell, Martha Blades, Dennis Blades, Randy Bosarge, Howard Boyd, Patricia Brcland, Lana Briley, PatriCia Britt, Terri Broome, Melton Brooms, Rose Brumfield, A1 Brumfield, Robert Busby, Mike Calhoun, Laurie Canfield, Twila Carroll, Alvin Carter, Buster Clark, Mary Clark, Russell Coker, Charlie Colville, Karen Combest, Rita Cook, William Couch, Randy Couch, Tommy $COX, Patty wvb Crain, Donald ' Crawford, x Kenneth Cunningham, Reba Dantzler, John Davidson, Daniell Deas, Malcolm Delaney, Teresa Delmab, Mark Den Bleylmr, Kai Dixon, Richard IiustriL gr, Robin Fugan, Billy Farris, Jeannie I'loyd, Pat Forlcnbcrry, Su7ic French, David Callowzly, Daisy Mac Gardener, Ellen Gibson. Barry Gilmore, Ger Grunt, Bernard Griffin, jcannic Grosvenor, Dennis Gunn, Curtis Gunn, Kenneth Gunn, Leigh Hacklcr, David Hammons, Aubrey Hardy, Denise Harris, Johnny Harvcy, Carrie Hatchcr, Luthor Hatelcy, Juanese Hatclcy, Marsha Hayes, Patsy Haynes, Danny Head, Joanie Hiestand, Jerry Hill, Angela Hillard, Betty Hinkle, Carey Hinklc, Gary Hodges, Carolyn Holder, Tommy Hudson, Ronnie V?V Inga Hussey, Hays Johnston, William Jordan, Jeanette Jordan, Ricky Kelly, Mark King, Charlotte Kiper, Sandy Ladnier, Lonnie Lamey, Noel Lander, Ann Lander, John Leber, Gay Lennep, Mitchell Lewis, Candace Lewis, Jesse Lewis, Tony Livingston, Gaylen Lucas, Faye McArthur, Barbara MCArthur, Donna McLain, Judy McMath, James Mann, Larry May, Tommy Mcrchzmt, David Merrill, Joe Mitchell, Sue Moore, Calvin Moore, Diane Morrison, Debbie Morgan, James Myers, James Myers, Odessa Nanney, Peggy Ncno, Robert Newson, Rebba Nixon, John Norris, Sandra Nusko, Rachel Parker, Lessie Parnell, Garth Perkins, Debra Perkins, Thomas Pitts, Mark Powell, Linda Prettyman, Merle Prasscnos, Bill RaSCO, Russell Renfroe, John Roberts, Billy Robinson, David Rockett, David Rochenback, Michael Rockwell, Steve Rogers Jimmy Roncy, James Roney, Phillip Rouse, Julia Russum, Julia Schatz, Amy Scott, Mark Shane, Patrich Shannon, Deborah Shields, John Smith, Cheryl Smith, Don Smith, Annie SmiLh, Paula Stanford, Both Stephens, Charles Stevens, Timothy Stewart, Alan Stuwart, Bobbie Stewart, Debby Stork, Sandra Strain, Jim Sullivan, Becky Jlmncr, Dennis Thompson, Judy 'I homton, Phillip 'I'olor, Kenny Torres, Mark 'I'orrcs, Becky Toups, Nancy Vcrbckc, Beverly Verbeke, Phyllis Wdtts, Keith Westfall, David West, Kenneth White, Larry Wicniewitz, Skippy Wills, Ernest Wilkinson, Jeff Wilson, Brock Wilson, Cathy Wolverton, Dvbbie Wolverton, Lynn Woodman, Sharon Wright, Rebert 5. Eighth Grade Favorites Mark Kelly Suzie Fortenberry 8th Grade Ojficers . TERRI BRITT LEIGH GUNN SCHATZ VICE PRESIDENT. . . . . . . . . . . . AMY SECRETARY-TREASURER. . . . . T. N E m S E R P ORGANIZA TIONS ism 3.5mh. HES. maxi PRIDE 0F MISSISSIPPI Larry N. McWillittms Head Band Director The M 055 Point High Sc hool Barry L. Crut AssisL Band Dimctor Marching 62 C oncert Bands Drum Major Robert CirIot 105 Mr. Lulu McWiHiams, Bum L. Cruy, and Drum Major, Robert Cirlot led the Moss Point High School Tiger Band to their bwl 50115011 over. The M. P. H. S. 'Ihigcr Band providcd entertainment at 11:111-4ij shows Lllld SCVUX'LII paradox where they showed their Outstanding leilil$ . Tho 1V1. P. H. S. Annual 131105 this opportunity to congratulate thcsc fine leaders for their outstanding leadership. , $u. lnggw gt'J Q-J $1 ? am a... . aw m. W1 w W Band Officers Paulette Hill, Mike McLaurin, Becky Davisy Picturcdi Drucic Calhoun. III III Iil III I 'II I:I II -. '-' .pq: nc-w$m$u $ tNot 106 11.! :1? szi ufii 4,1,; J. 1.2:; m , 3-1th ..z 1.5 q ! E$!fp FAV'IL'J'Q; The M.P.H.S. Concert Band worked hard this year to produce one of the best Concert Bands ever. This year the Concert Band performed several outstanding concerts besides playing at ship launchings and in various other activities . Led by Mr. Larry MCWilliams the M .P.H.S. Concert Band had a smashing season. The M .P.H .8. Annual takes this opportunity to salute the Tiger Concert Band. V'JJ' u n ryfvrrii Senior Kay Colvin Senior Sherry Cokcr Senior Junior Hudson These higlrstepping majorettes performed in front of the MPHS Tiger Band where ever they marched. They charmed quite a few AUDIENCES. The Annual Staff takes this opportunity to congratulate each majorette for an outstanding season. Junior Head Majorette Gail Johnston Junior janice Pitts Junior - Patti Craven Jumor Gwen Brown 107 Sharon Lanham, Head Cheerleader The 1968 Growler Staff would like to salute the Moss Point Tiger Cheerleaders for a job well done. They have worked hard to boost the M. P. H. 5. school spirit and we feel that they have truly succeeded in doing so. Brenda Kelly Janet Nelson 108 Joy Nelson 109 Donna Wright O Imuf 1111;4'ufw. 191- .. llama! Glee C lub Girl's Ensemble Rasmussen, Combcst Blackwell, Stewart, Watkins, McLeod, Smith, Turner, Culberson. w-. Officers Pres. Tommy Smith, V. Pres. Robert Cirlot, Sec. Marsha Cronier, Reporter Addye White, Section Leaders Culberson, Bowman, Garrison, Tanner, Pianist Janice Scott, Sponsor Miss Maxwell. 110 Beta C lub OFFICERS: President, Susan Moore; Vice -President, Lila Gilliam; Vice-President. Bobbye Jo MCPhearson; Secretary, Renee Ware; Treasurer, Mary Ready. This organization is one of the most honorable Clubs a student can belong to or possess the membership. A student wishing to become a member of this club must have an overall academic average of 91 or above. The sponsor of The National Beta Club is Miss McCarty. Under the leadership of this outstanding teacher and sponsor, the members of the Beta Club were able to attend the National Beta Club Convention and to carry on with other worthwhile activities. i I f Miss McCarty lll S r. Triangle J r. Triangle 112 S oph. Triangle The Y-chns are one of the most active Clubs at Moss Point High School. IL is rcspomiblc for such things as the Farmer's 13311, Morning Devotions, and selling Christmas paper. Besides 2111 this the Y-Tcens participate in many Civic programs. Mrs. Lucille Hussey is the sponsor of the club. OFFICERS, SEATED: Sponsor, Mrs1 Lucille Hussey; Jeanette Bowman, Theresa Hyatt, Susan Head, Bobbye McPhearson, and Addye White. STANDING: Deborah Pinson, Sharon Lanham, Becky Lindsey, Boo Turner, and Jeanie Day. 113 Tho Hi-Y is a nondenominational Christian Character building program for boys. Hi-Y is a school-centercd Y. M. CA. to help improve the content of their participation in school life. Mr. Tommy Davis is the sponsor. Officers: David Wood, Mike McLarin, Mike Khayat, Rusty Bond, Sammy Holder, and Mr. Davis, Sponsor. 114 Student Council SEATED: President, Guy Moore; Vice-President, Bill Jarvis; Secretary, Boo Turner; Treasurer, David Wood; and Reporter, Rhonda Miller. The Student Council serves as the governing body of the school, coordinating all activities between student and faculty. This year the Council sponsored the monitor system, ran the supply store, held several teacher appreciation days, introduced speakers at assemblies, ran school elections, presented the annual spring installation of all new leaders of the school, raised the flag, and sponsored the drink and candy machines. Also this year the President's Advisory Committee was formed. Presidenfssw A d visor y C 0mmi tree SEATED: Brenda Kelley, Lynn Baxter, and Diane Dubose. STANDING: Mike McLarin, James Fairley, Guy Moore, and Mike Khayat. Not pictured: Judy Bethany, Joe Rogers, Dewitt Vickers, and Dee Dee Walker. 115 Club ?I. f . 72 S pan lS 5.4 53 1:? Sciencggilub jia'kri o Turner. CEO Officers: Jackie Wood, Mike McLarin, Paulette Hill, John Johnson, and H6 Denmark, Wood, Byrd, Holder, jarvis, Moorc, Miller, Bruml'icld, Emerson, Robertson, Winfrcc, Clay, Tammy, Dclnshmcnl, Rogers, Jordon, Dunn, Blades, Roc1 1ct1, Ardoin, Fairly. Sponsor: Lavcll White. Band Council L TO R: Becky Davis, Harry Maki, Paulette Hill, Gwen Garrison, Gail Johnston, Frankie Jarvis, Gery Sutter- field7 Edward Emerson, John Flynt, Robert Cirlot. H7 u 13.6.ng 1mm 4 Officers: Patsy Wright, Sally De Lashment, Sandra Presley Cinthia Luke, and Shelia Williams. 118 Boys, 62 Girli State i V ; u 5Af Allen Roberts, Guy Moore, Bobbye Jo McPhenrson, Ionc Stewart, Jerry Presley, and Boo Turner. Youth Congress WmsNo vahr' . f M Stewart, Cronier, Turner, Gilliam, McMath, Moore, McPhearson, Hyatt, White, Stroud, Turner, Johnson, VcLarin, Hunt, Pemberton, Presley, Nixon, Smith, Heslip, Khayat. 119 Quill 62 Scroll . W SEATED: Buxtcr, Cronicr. Lunhnnn McPhcarson, Cowan. White. Turner, Overton, Bowman 21nd Gilliam. STANDING: Cirlol, Dryden, Roberts, Bencficld, Heslip, Atkinson, and Mrs. Canficld. Executive Council SEATED: Wood, Cowart, White, Roberts, Moore, Turner, Moore, Bowman, Hill, Wright, and Ready. STANDING: Holder, Mays, Winfree, and Presley. 120 Tiger Flash Staff Editor ------- Boo Turner AssistapLEglLtgr ------ Kevin Bcncficld BusinCTss Manager- - - - 4Eahitfc' Bowman Assistant Business Manager ------ Daryl Dryden Layout Editor -------- Lila Gilliam Assistant Layout Editor ------- Renee Ware News Editor -------- Sandra Russell Assistant News Editor ----- Glenda Womble Feature Editor -------- Lloyd Hcslip Assistant Feature Editor ----- Kay Overton Copy Editor ------ Drucic Calhoun Assistant Copy Editor- --Donna Rasmussen Assignment Editor ------ Paula Almond Assistant Assignment Editor ----- Janet Nelson Soc iety Editor -- - - -Sha r011 Lanham Make -up Editor ----- Sherry Cokcr Assistant Make -up -------- Tollic Stroud Exchange Editor -------- Debbie Combest Assistant Exchange Editor ----- Alice Bailey Sports Editor ------ Mike Khuyat Guy Moore Photographer ---------- Calvin Adkinson 12l 1968 Growler S163? S SEATED: Cirlot, McPhcarson, White, Cowart, Baxter, Crohicr, and Roberts. STANDING: Rouse, Head, Ras- mussen, Wright, Watts, Lindsey, Hill, Moore, Hannaford, Rittman, Watts, Taylor, Pittman, Kelley, Brown, thut, and Mrs. Cunficld. Gro wler Editorial S lajf SEATED: Robert Cirlot, Carol Cowart, and Addye White. STANDING: Dickie Roberts, Bobbyc Jo McPhcarson, Marsha Cronier, Terri Baxter, and Mrs. Canficld, Sponsor. 122 a u u u u lluq 10: Co-Editors: Carol Cowart and Addye White Assistant Editor: Bobbye Jo McPhearson Business Managers: Robert Cirlot and Dickie Roberts 123 Jr. H igh C heerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Leigh Gunn, Suzie Fortenberry, Pam Shields, Phylis Watts, Nollene Holmes, Kathy Graham, and not pictured Debbie Stewart. Jr. H igh Band 124 ATHLETICS 4; Q $ $l i 0 d I 4! O 0 u -' Tiger Leaders Head Coach-Holmes, Assistants-Nevels, White MPHS 19 ..... Hattiesburg 35 MPHS 7 ..... Brookhaven 13 MPHS 7 ........ MCGill l7 MPHS 33 Columbia 13 . . East Gulfport 14 It takes three to 5??? yak! MPHS 0. MPHS 7. . MPHS 12. MPHS 0. MPHS 26. tackle a Tiger. . Picayune .Biloxi . Gulfport .Lucedale Goula 37 33 32 19 ,6 7 Tigers F ind Going Rough The 1967 Tigers opened their season with a spectacular football game against the Hattisburg Tigers. Al- though HHS came from behind to de- feat the Tigers in this game, Moss Point's 5Tiger Team iought hard 'till the very last second 01 the very last game. We would like to take this opportu- nity to congratulate the Moss Point High School Tiger Football Team for their outstanding effort through the past season. Cheerleaders boost spirit. David Wood Bill Robertson 129 James Fairly TIGERS TOSS OPENER The Mighty Moss Point Tigers tossed their first game against the Hatties- burg T igers. Even though the game ended With the score 35-19 in their favor, Moss Point deserves a standing ova- tion for their playing in V I this game. Co-captains--Geary Clay, Roy Dunn M. P. Hatt. 10 First Down 11 220 Net Yards 250 6-58 yds. Penalties 6-66 yds. 4 Fumbles 3 M; P. Brook. 8 First Downs 16 97 Net Yards 241 4-50 yds. Penalties 4-50 TIGERS DROP THRILLER The Tigers dropped this thriller t0 the Brookhaven Panthers. The score, was 13-7 in their favor, but, as usual, the Moss Point Tigers played a great, game. Co-captains--Thad Brumfield, Wild Bill Robinson 130 TIGERS VS. EAST GULFPORT This was one of Moss Point's most exciting games. Although the Mighty Tigers played another great game, the score was 14-0 in their favor. Statistics MP 13 First dns. 2 17 Total yds. l -5 Penalties MC 16. 2'63 1 -15 Co-Captains--Jimmy Rocket and Robert Beatty Statistic s EG First dns. 20 Total yds. 3 13 Penalties l - 5 Fumbles 1t. 1 TIGERS VS. MCGI'LL This was another great game, and the Tiger struggle was. terrific. However, itatu-rne'd out to be in vain, and we lost to McGill. Tigers Wrap Up Wildcats The Moss Point Tigers took the frUSe Moss Point exploded for 20 points in the trations of their first three games out second quarter and added single touch- on the Columbia Wildcats in a s'pectac - downs in the third and fourth periods. ular 33 -13 win in their first big eight 'The Wildcats scored in the third and Victory. final quarter. The alert Tigers defense held the The mighty Moss Point Tigers Wildcats to a minus 27 yards on the showed their spectacular ability ground, set up two touchdowns with as they wrapped up the Wildcats r'ecoVered fumbles. ' of Columbia. Statistics MP Col. 10 Let Dns. 8 243 yds. ga. 145 2 Fumbles 2 8-60 Pen. 5-46 time Tigers show their strength. 132 Tigers Toss Homecoming The Tigers fought hard to climax this game with a 6-0 win for the Picayune maroon tide. The Mighty Tigers fought a tough de- fensive game while holding the Tide to only short gains. The Tigers were spectacular and as usual they played one of the best games imaginable. The mighty Tide scored midway in the second period after which the Tiger de- fense tightened. From then on both teams battled through a spectacular game. Statistic 5 MP Picayune 2 1 first dns. 18 182 total yds. 23 l l fumbles l 15 penalties 10 T0 Tide Congratulations to the mighty Tiger team for a game that was well fought! Co-capta ins- -Winfree -Denmark Tigers show their stuff. 133 MOSS POINT VS. GULFPORT This game between the MIGHTY MOSS POINT TIGERS and the lowly Gulfport Commodores was a great one in the eyes of all TIGER fans. Comments were made on our Student Body's spirit which was very enthu- siastic. Our MIGHTY TIGERS lost, 37-12, to a great team from Gulfport. Co-captainS--Weslcy C1uff and James Fairley M. P. Gulfport 9 First Downs 11 159 Total Yards 172 3 Fumbles 4 4 Penalties 2 Tigers Indians 11 First Downs 9 139 Total Yards 152 4 Fumbles 3 6 Penalties 3 TIG ERS VS. INDIANS Another spectacular event took place the Friday mite of the MOSS POINT and Biloxi game. With MOSS POINT'S spirit showing, Biloxi trampecl off the field with another Vic - tory. The score was 39-7. I34 MP 9 196 4-50 GC H Shocks Tigers Statistics First dns. Total yds. Fulmb l'esA 1t. Penalties The George County Rebels shocked the Moss Point Tigers with four quick touchdowns in the first half and'went on to, post a surprisingly easy 32-0 Victory here Friday night. It was the first Victory for the Rebels since they have been playing the Big: Eight Tigers. GC 12 359 4 -40V 135 Tigers S tun Goula The Mighty Moss Point Tigers stunned Congratulations to the Mighty Tiger the Goula Panthers in a spectacular Team for a game that was almost 26-19 Victory. The Mighty Tigers unbearably exciting, a game almost showed their great strengh by pro- perfect, and certainly a game that dueing the upset of the season. will never be forgotten. Throughout the game the Mighty Tigers continually ex'eited the fans as they came from behind in the sec- ond half to bring on three touchdowns. The almost unbelievable last touch- down came when Gary Clay, who scored all the Tiger points, grabbed the ball away from the Goula quarter- back 8: raced 50 yards for the winning touchdown with only 1:33 left in the game. Statistics MP Goula 19 first dns. 16 287 total yds. 275 2 fumbles 1t. 3 3-35 penalties 7-65 Tiger goes for another score! 136 i TIGER BP SEASONS RECORD M P 0 Gulfport O M P 7 Biloxi 39 M P 6. E-Gulf O M P 19 'Gou-l'a .6 M P 19 E -Gqu 6 M P 25 Goula 6 M P O Biloxi O 138 .;. .xio K1; . $0.4; 17.... z. i. I 4.1 i .313! . ,A.$:I..! D chm P1115011 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL iii iii iii ill I:I :glm I-I.I F: 'F' :' LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Smith-Defensive Trophy, Ceary Clay-Tiger Trophy, Rusty Winfree-Happy Harper Sportsmanship Award, David Wood-Scholastic Trophy, Jimmy Rocket-Most Improved Player. 140 L. TO R. : Wicniewitz, Beatty, Rockett, Harrell, Delashment, Jarvis, Wood, Robinson, Dunn. STANDING: Mgr. Miller, McLeod, Goff, Smith, Hunter, Shoemaker, Moore, McArthcr, Lassiter, Coach Ronald K. Russum Tiger's top Panthers Coach Russum Tigers Reach High J. B. Shoemaker Guy Moore Kenneth Goff 142 Robe rt Sm 1th Barry Lassiter David Wood Dicky Delashment Rob ert Beatty Jim Rockett William Robinson Bill Jarvis $ sv$:. . t. i :2... a; 143 IT TAKES THE KIND OF 144 PRIDE .. 0NgyggM.P.H.S. HAS!!! M ighty S eniors ACTIVITIES r. M.P.H.S. Guy Moore The 1 967-68 Growler S alu tes Gu y M 00re Guy has been very active during the past years at M.P.H.S. He was elected president of the Student Council, of which he was a very outstanding leader. He participated on the Tiger Basketball team for four years. During this time he proved to be an out- standing athlete. During his senior year he was elected to the position of Mr. M. P.I-I. 5., Most Intellectual, and Most Po- lite. Throughout his high school year he received various awards, including salutatorian, of which he was very deserving. The 1967-68 student body takes this opportunity to salute Guy. I49 Miss M.P.H.S. S haron Lanham The I 96 7-68 Growler Salu tes Sharon Lanham Sharon has been a cheerleader for five years. Her senior year Sharon was Chosen Head Cheerleader. She has been in the Homecoming Court for two y.ears She was also elected by the Student Body as the 1967- 68 Homecoming Queen. Sharon has participated in many other activities. She has competed in the Beauty Pageant for the past four years. Through her efforts in her school work, Sharon was also accepted into the Beta Club. She is an honor graduate. Due to Sharon's outstanding personality, she was elected as Friendliest and Miss Personality in the Who's Who Contest. To this vivacious senior, The Moss Point High School Student Body would like to salute Miss Sharon Lanham as Miss M.P.H.S. for 1967-68. lSl Q: R: GSSR mwnzmm W25. W53 23 36m M 051 In tellectual Guy Moore Susan Moore Sharon Lanham Mike Khayat 1 I M ost Likely To Succeed Boo Turner Sammy Holder Mr. And Miss School Spirit Boo Rasmussen 8 Kathy Stauter .......-V......, .m... M 051 Polite Guy Moore 8 Jeanette Bowman ..s.;L y, .vny-vnp.uiof;lv, .nn .-.:rvv.-!u.frvr- ...;u......g,.:35....3533453 nu. A5, .I. Tom my 5 111 1th Boo Turner M ost Talented M r. d'k M iss Personali t y Mike Khayat Sharon Lanham M ost Versa tile Roy Dunn Brenda Kelley Suzie Fortcnhern' 1 v '4 1. Sherry Stauter N 2 .$; N hg$ 93 .22 K LQLK Dicky Roberts ttiest i W Ha. Linky Tolar Clarence jordon d e S S e r D M e B n m n mG La Dh m ova RM 162 THE END OF Most H andsome Robert Smith . Senior Beauty Miss Brenda Kelly Junior Beauty Miss Becky Lindsey Sophomore Beau ty 11.x: C Miss Cindy Moore D x; 7, Cpofmf, x7111 0i loci oJe Jwaue Jjjft lefo 751,5!le JapAmoua Ad 0424 mm 77$ 7, WM: 0 ffail W if? iFjLU jficuu' W 6AM 079v5m7ajd2300 3774.9 0.0 WW w. aMQ L 473 I $39274. $73 vb cum 7 Freshman Beauty Miss Phyllis Watts C lass Beau ties Fresh. FPhyllis VVatts,'Sgp.h. :nggdy Moorp, Junior-Bccky Lindsey, Senior- Brenda Kelley, Most-Bcuqunl-UTfiE'MEFtincz. Q ngjtV Most Beautiful MPageant Contestants Dixie Martinez I68 SENIORS Brenda Kelley Sharon Lanham Bobby Jo McPhcarson Shircen Parker Tollic Stroudc Pat White JUNIORS. Jackie Cooper Becky Lindsey Thelma Lucas Dixie Martinez Janis Pitts Jackie Wood SOPHOMORE . n ere Duma IS er Cindy Moore Joy e s n Donna Wright FRESHIvIAN Sherry Brown Kathy Graham Debbie Hanson Nollene Holmes Phyllis Watts Becky Yarbough 169 r e t u a t S Y 1 d H K anner Lehman T I 968 C arm' val Ball Theme: Palace 0 f The Gods The 1968 Carnival Ball was climaxed with the crownng of King Rex, Lehman Tanner and Queen 1111a, Kathy Stauter. Palace of the Gods was the theme of the magnificent ball, which was spon- sored as a fund raising project by the band. LEFT TO RIGHT: 3rd alt. Martha Gunn, lst alt. Theresa Hyatt, Jr. Miss Boo Turner, 2nd alt. Linky Tolar, 4th JR. MISS PA GEANT . 1967 It must be a dream! I72 Contestant show a wide variety of talent! There were 20 contestants in all. Would you believe! 173 J unioris Present The Boarding H ouse Reach The JUNIOR CLASS presented a three act comedy, The Boarding House Reach. It was written by Donald Peyton. Wilber Maxwell, a young, ambitious, lad has his heart set on a motor scooter, but he has a large financial problem. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell have to leave suddenly on a business trip. Wilber takes it on himself to open MAXWELL'S BOARDING HOUSE. Unfortunately, Mr. Maxwell has to return home for important papers. Wil- ber is caught in his trap. To add to Wilber's problems, they find a robber is held up in his home. Wilber's father is charged with the robbery, but Wiiber pulls through and becomes a hero. CAST Daryl Dryden, Jackie Wood, Debra Waites, Stan Treadway, Terri Baxter, John Parrett, Steve Hale, Rhonda Miller, Melanie Blades, Donna Hammond, Patti Craven, Gwin Garrison, Gayle Johnston, Dixie Martinez, Ronald Vaughn, Wayne Walker. STUDENT DIRECTORS Mike Hunt, Donald Nixon, Lila Gilliam, Lloyd Heslip, Boo Turner, Susan Head. DIRECTOR Mr. Montez 174 S eniors Present On March 22, the Seniors presented a three act play Pick A Dilly. It was written by Jay Tobias. Mr. Jason dies suddenly with a heart attack. He leaves a great sum of money for his nephew. However, certain conditions went with the inheri- tance. Rod, the nephew, must marry one of the Dilly sisters. The play is based on the girls' ef- forts to gain Rod's dislike. CAST Nanette Turner, Drucie Calhoun, Martha Gunn, Debra Pinson, Barbara Toiar. Boo Turner, Paula Almond, Marsha Cropier, Tereasa Hyatt, Janet Watkins. Mike Hunt, Lloyd Heslip, Sam Holder, Gary Gibson, Mike McLaurin, Robert Ciriot, Tommy Smith. DIRECTOR Mr. Montez 175 e H i-S weetheart Tollie Stroud Y-Teen Dreamboat :9 Guy Moore 1 967 Farm efs Ball EATED: Sluggo. Eddie Ehlers: Dais y Mae, Phylis Herring; Li'l Abner NC: Di Colmer, Deborah Pinson. , Mike Jones; Nancy, Laura Byrd. STAND- Richie Huff. and Lehman Tanner. I77 1967 ; H omecoming C ourt g saW Mi?! ' ' a , ,' ,4. .t gr Sherry Brown, Freshman Maid; Doug Griffin, Escort; QWe, Sophomore Maid; Dean Cunningham. Escort; Janice Pitts, Junior Maid; Bo Rasmussen, Escort; Deborah Pinson, Senior Maid; Sammy Holder, Escort; Sharon Lanham, Queen; Tommy Smith, Escort; Kathy Coleman, Senior Maid; Mike Khayat, Escort; Jackie Cooper, Junior Maid; Jimmy Harris, Escort; Chere Dumas, Sophomore Maid; Bruce Cook, Escort; Kathy Graham, Fresh- man Maid; Reggie Warren, Escort. 178 H 0m ecom ing Queen Sharon Lanham .3441--. gkgx1ngsz-Lg w . I x ! 'scngbLs UD 195W 1 w WW, x M w gl K , UW Wiowzjcx x9 , A . W av 1 XW W J RQX w TE 5 mks CONGENIALITY 1'5 $3232 ONE OF TEN FINALISTS ij Boo Turner x YEW g MOSS POINT'S UGLIEST MAN Ernie Denmark CONGRATS TO ALL OF THESE!! D; 77,, 66X X 61 , KJJ K Men Cc v 47 27 7L; 9;. K C C :7 c 6 E 7 -. 76'? C 6 C K; s CT 1?, Y J , 1 CJ 7 V g C-, CS ,. - qu 3 C8 7- 7 t? Cc J Y 6;? 6 ongf ationggSeyrsC 6k 692 a g? QUE K g 6 fr 4 k 677 CC; C9; 7 DRUGCQQRA YE r H? 6? JEN V k r, , z 6:7NK QMS ' WMoss Point FSEQvera C gf' :71; $7 5 Sixty Years' ' CF. 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