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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1969 volume:

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Continuing his active routine in diversi- fied areas, Mr. Berry went to the Unie versity of Southern Mississippi upon graduation from high school. At U. S. M. , he was appointed trainer 0f the freshman football team and was captain of the basketball team. After receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in history, Mr. Berry came to Moss Point to teach American History and coach football and basketball. Married to the foxgmer, Dickerson, the h .ppy cou e is now the proud parents of t ree 311 e Carol, Beth, and ensh'g; t X . W t M W w u .Mi J Kay N K J- t N WC t I .t t Q N . ' j ANN IX; Because he is such a devoted, hard h i worker, and because his warm, sincere smile and his cheerful attitude are a trademark of Moss Point High School, it is with great pride that we dedicate the 1969 GROWLER to a well-respected man, Mr. Caroll Berry. The twig is so easily bended I have banished the rule and the rod: I have taught them the goodness of knowledge, They have taught me the goodness of God, My heart is the dungeon of darkness, Where I shut them from breaking a rule; My frown is sufficient correction; My love is the law of the school. Dickerson 17 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ' r: , I, V , 7.- , K I . . 1' , A, I I, rA x , 7, 1 ,. 1 v These Oversee City Schools Superintendent M. J. Bullock A s sistant Superintendent Athletic Director Ted Schliesser Assistant Superintendent Claude L. Stauter Robert Homes 20 3th HHNHZ Principal . . . s: zuuzainmml Mr. Gene Stauter, principal of Moss Point High, can look backward upon a mried and interesting past, and can look forward to a new and Opportune I'uture. What is he like this man about cam- pus? To be brief and do him justice is impossible. He graduated from the Uni- wrsity of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1951, and in 1955 received his Master's Degree in administration. His experience in waching social studies, as Well as poaching basketball, has well prepared him for administration duties as the past thirteen years have proven. We say that Moss Point High is only as good as its administrator, and we say that he's the very best. Assistant Principal . . . Hue 0f the few people who come in con- tact with every dimension of school life is Mr. George Dale, our assistant prin- i'ipal. He is a disciplinarian, to be sure, lmt he is admired and respected by all. HC is in charge of attendance policies, students schedules, and various other 1:1 SkS. Mr. Dale was born in Prentiss, Missie ssippi, and he attended Mississippi Col- haw. His teaching and coaching career lxgali here at Moss Point. Besides hav- 111g conducted courses in history, he has aim coached basketball and football. Hi, rc at Moss Point, Coach Dale is aim to help students build a foundation MI ilieir future. Teacher Of The Year Mr. Louis Kendall The Teacher of the Year Award is sponsored annu- ally by the Student Council. This honor is given to the teacher whose attitudes, ideas, and teaching are the most representative of the ideal instructor. He must show a concern for the student, be sincere in purpose and get along well with his fellow teachers. The Student Council is proud to an- nounce the Teacher of the Year for 1968-69, Mr. Louis Kendall. Mr. Kendall has been in the teaching profession for the past 36 years. He has a Bachelor of Science Degree from Mississippi State University and a Master of Arts Degree from the University of Florida. His many interests include collecting rocks and doing carpentry work. The subjects taught by Mr. Kendall include Physics, Ninth Science, and Biology. Each year he works untir- ingly on the school's annual science fair. He has a sincere interest in all of his students and always strives to make science interesting to them. Surely Mr. Louis Kendall is very deserving of this distinguished award. 22 MRS. JA CK IE AUERBA CI-I Library vqu- A w MISS KATHERINE MAXWELL Choral MR. FRANK ADAMS Band MR. JA CK LANDER Band MR. LARRY McWILLIAMS Band MR. DONNIE DICK Driver's Ed. 8 Coach F aculty 23 MRS. MARY WHITE Study Hall English Dept . . . Teaches Essentials Of Grammar And Literature Hamlet. verbs. pronouns and Julius Ccasur are only a few 01' the things taught by the MPHS English teachers. They try to prepa re their students for college or work by teaching them the fundamentals of grammar and compo- sition. Special emphasis is put on using good English in MRS AILEEN BULLARD the classroom. English MRS. LEE CORLEW English MISS CATHERINE CRYER English MRS. MYRA HARRIS English 24 Not . Pictured MISS RUTH HICKS MISS ELAINE MCCARTY M NELSON Eng. 8 Spanish 8th English 10MB: MRS. SUE PINE English MR. LAMONT ROUSE Eng. 8 Speech MR. FRED SHIRLEY English 8 Journalism 4'? 4 .7 Social Studies Dept. Teach Fundamentals Of Government The Social Studies Department at MPHS prepare the students for their roles in a democratic society. They teach them the proper functioning of the city, state and national governments. This enables them to be better citizens. MR. CARROLL BERRY MR. RAY FREEMAN MRS. DOROTHY MAY American History History 8 Coach 8th History MRS. BETTY BROOMIi MR. WAYNE GAINES MR. KEN MORGAN Social Studies History 8 P. E. Social Studies 8 Coach 26 History And MR. MIKE NELSON MRS. MARY RUDDIMAN History 8 Coach Social Studies C over nme nt MR. JERRY NEVELS MRS. DAMIE SCHAUB History 8 Coach Gov. 8 Economics Teachers Promote Interest In World Affairs World affairs are truly of great significance to the high school student today. For this reason the Histo- ry and Government teach- ers seek to teach their pupils about the various types of governments and the governmental frame- work of some of the out- standing countries of the world. 27 Math Dept. . . . Teaches Algebraic IVIRS. FLORENCE BRATT Algebra 1 MR. PAUL BULLARD Math MR. DONALD CLINTON Math MRS. DOROTHY HANNA 8th Math 28 Principles. The MPHS Math teachers pre- pare students for college or careers by teaching them the operations and functionings of the math used in everyday living. Base five, Pythagorean theory, and X divided by zero: these are a few of the terms often heard in the Mathematics cla ssroom. MRS. LUCILLE HUSSEY Algebra II 8 College Prep. MISS ANN MORGAN NIRS. MILDRED SEGE'RBLOOM Math Plane Geometry Commercial MRS. ELSIE BEATTY MRS. JOYCE MATHIS Bookkeeping Shordland MRS. ESTELLE HAWLEY NERS. EDITH YOUNGBLOOD Sec. Training Typing 5.0.4 rjgwx: gig KVLCL m0; EAL 4W6 Science Dept . . . Holds Annual Science Fair One 01' the requirements of the Science Department is that each student taking science must have a project. The pro- jects, usually very imaginative one, illustrate some of the basic principles of science. If a student doesn't have a pro- ject he fails for the semester. MR. LOUIS KENDALL 9th Science and Physics MRS. LINDA MITCHELL Home Economics MR. BILLY MULLINS Biology MR4 CLARENCE OWENS Math and Science 3O MR. PAT PASCO Chemistry MRS. HENRIETTA ROE Home Economics MR. RONALD RUSSUM 8th Science MR WESLEY WALLEY Physical Science MR. VERNON JONES Building Trades MR. DONNY STRINCFELLOW Mechanical Drawing Not Pictured Industrial Arts Rot Pimed' 31 17 ,, . 91 .i, a v7 ,1 aka rw Joe m u , L27 IV , 4 SJ erzrx . Wt? CA W. van. . LNNK D CWMK IVCCD CKKCQ 2 .uvr r x 5 s, a , CW 06 w prick UVxhkng m- ACTIVITIES u; MAMM 9f? Thelma Lucas Robert Green Donna H mm In 0nd D uryl Dryd en . 'HOMOR E MAIDS Sherry Brown Kenny Branning Jan Walker Jimmy Wheat Cynthia Luke Vernon Ly'nd , Joy Nelson Dean Cunningham FRESHMAN MAIDS Suzie Fortenberry T ony D av is Leigh Gunn Dicky DeLashment Marching Band 36 Frank Adams Jack Lander Larry McWilliams Directors 37 Stage Band Plays Swing, Dance Music 38 Strutting Spirit Shown By Gwen Brown Pattie Craven Senior S cnior Hea d Ga ylc Majorette Johnston Maj orettes Janis Pitts Senior Tiger Carla Broa dus Junior 39 Jackie Thelma Lucas Moss Point High School Cheerleaders for 1968-69 were Jackie Wood. llcad-chccrleadD Becky Lindsey and Thelma Lucas, senior :Joyx Nelson and Donna Wright, Juniors; Nollene Holmes and Jann Walker, Sophomores. 4O XXX ml Pep Club, Boost Spirit 41 Becky Lindsey This past summer our great cheering leaders attended camp at Ole Miss in Oxford. One thousand eight hundred girls from the South were present. On the first day the group won second place; on the second day, first place; the third day, third place, and on the fourth day, second place. After com- peting with about thirty other squads, they won a third place over all trophy. They also won the spirit stick for having the most spirit throughout the week. We wish to thank our cheer- leaders for doing such a wonderful job in cheering Our Team on to Victory. Director - Miss MaXWell Girls Sextet Jan Hannaford, ShgxngBlgngell, Ann McLeod, Karen Metsger, Paulet'tre Bennett, Carol Edmiston. 42 President - Rhonda Miller V-President - Karen Metsger Sec. -treasurer - Celia Watson Reporters - Jan Hammaford Stan Treadway Boys Quartet Rick Stauter, Ewin Garrison, Jay Wells, Gary Sutterfield. Beta Club Encourages Scholastic Achievement. Mrs. Harris The purpose of the Beta Club is the promotion of honesty, service, leadership, and scholarship, as members are chosen on a basis of average. Officers For 1968-69 Are! Daryl Dryden - Pres. Rhonda Miller - V. Pres. Annette Stewart e Sec. Steve Hale - Treas. Mrs. Harris - Sponsor 43 Sophomore Tria ngle Junior T riangle I . , WXWMMWWWM WWW Senior Y-Teens The Y-Teen purpose is to Build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and so- cial living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. 5W President - Terri Baxter VicehPresident - Susan Head 2nd Vice President - Shirley Culberson Secretary - Becky Lindsey Treasurer - Sally DeLashmet Devotional Chairman - Rhonda Miller Qianst - Judy ScottJ Sponsor - Lucile Hussey Social Chairman - Donna Rasmussen H-Y Builds Christian Character Officers: Pres. - Rusty Bond, Vice Pres. Jim Wheat, Sec. - Pat Presley, Treas. - Daryl Dryden, Sgt. at Arms - Bill Jarvis, Devotional Chairman - Kevin Benefield. i E 46 Officers Pres. Bill Jarvis Vice Pres. - Gervy Neno Sec. - Jackie Wood Treas. - Rusty Bond Rep. - Kevin Benefield 47 F.B.L.A. Develops Business Leaders Pres. - Jeannene Crocker; Sec. - Debbie Rice; Tres. - Patsy Clark; Sponsor: Estelle Hawley. M-Club Requires Athletic Letter Pres. - Gary Clay Sponsor - Jerry Nevels Band Council 49 Youth Congress Teaches Rules L. TO R.: Calhoun, Hanson, Hale, Bond. STANDING: Neno, Moore, Rouse, Dickson, Hammond, Presley. Boys 81 Girls State Is Summer Meet Delegates: Bill Jarvis, Terri Baxter, Ann McLeod, Pat Presley 50 Library Club Interprets Library Use Moss Point High proudly welcomes the new librar- ian, Mrs. Jackie Auerbach. With her style and charm, she adds color to our newly remodeled library. 51 Editor: Kevin Benefield Asst. Ed: Chere Dumas Tiger F lash Serves As School News Media. M. P.H.S. Newspaper informs students of current events. Blazing editorials, letters- to -t-e-editor, and revealing features are all part of the Tiger Flash. x M? Vl ' f, V ' Reporters: ' Hinson, Wheat, Hale, Dryden, Stewart, Jobe, Harrell; SEATED: Rockwell, Baty, and Bang Growler Recalls . Memories Of A Great Year. Much ambition and hard work brought M. P.H. S. students one Of its best annuals ever. Salesman Co-Editors: Baxter and Miller Editorial staff: 6tanding Rouse, Tanner, Bond, Roberts. Geatem Culberson, Watts, Almond, and Rasmussen 53 Terri Britt Cindy Tanner Debbie Sandifer Leigh Gunn Cathy Davis Nancy Wood Head Cheerleader-Faye Lucas Jr. High Cheerleaders Install Spirit In Upcoming Classmen 54 $$$ $:t r? a 8,3. 9.9 E! ZgEEEEC, 8th Grade Band :::::: . ttes jore 55 IIiIDruxn Nla Jr- BOTTOM ROW: Posey, Stork, Hammond, Brewer, Furby, Gattis, Crain, Miller, Emmerson, Pierce, Boleware, nwitz. MIDDLE ROW:Crawford, Harrell, Fields, yers, Gunter, Brumfield, Kilgore, Robinson, Beatty, Byrd, Washington, Lander, Miller, Cumbust, Burchett, Wie Jordan, Warren, Rodgers, McCool, Holland, Goff, Dunn, HEAD COACH Ray Freeman Tigers Again Present 56 MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS MPHS 000653000030 Schedule McGill .Brookhaven Laurel . Biloxi E . Gulfport Picayune Hattiesburg . Gulfport Murphy . Pascagoula 35 26 68 38 26 35 31 44 27 Rockett, Presley, Hale, Dale, Neal, Turner, Cluff, Womble. TOP ROW: Coach Nelson, Coach Nevels, Barn- hart, Best, Robertson, Coon, Jarvis, Brown, Stork, Lott, McArthur, Clay, Pierce, Lochart, Gautier, Valentine, Campbell, Hamilton, Lynn, Gunn, Coleman, Hardy, Coach Gaines, Coach Freeman. Competitive Spirit Nevels Gaines Nelson ASSISTANT C OAC HES Tigers Overtake Panthers By demonstrating a vastly improved effort, the Moss Point Tigers registered a fine come-from -behind victory over Brookhaven's Panthers by a 13-9 count. With Junior Quarterback, Alan Kilgore, leading the way, the Tigers presented a formidable passing attack. Kilgore hit on 9 0f 12 aerials during the game. Senior end, Pat Presley, garnered the last completion in the end-zone with but one minute remaining to provide the margin of victory. Key grabs by Bill Robinson, Jerry Lockhart, and Thad Brumfield provided much of the yardage during the Tiger touchdown drive. Ah over-all fine defensive effort was spearheaded by Gary Clay Robert Beatty. and Wesley Cluff. The Victory was sweet for the Tigers as they avenged their first-week loss to McGill of Mobile. STATISTICS MP Brookhaven 9 First Downs 10 183 Total Yds. 170 13-106 Penalties 9-65 80 Rushing Yards 69 103 Passing Yards 101 . 4-27. 2 Punt Ave. 3-22. 3 ' , 55': I , ,6'1 1'. - .. ,y .1- - iv , 1. -',;::,;2 . 58 5 na-wana. wadgy AMIA'IHW5Vux! a W... Tigers Stunned By Laurel Laurel's Tornadoes jumped off to an early 26-0 first half lead and held back a futile Moss Point last-half effort to regain a Victory margin. The Tigers lone touchdowu drive came late in the game as Gary Clay and Thad Brumfield combined to push the Tornado defense back for successful yardage gains. The Point made the scoreboard on a fine 29-yard run by Senior Pat Presley. STATISTICS MP Laurel 8 First Downs 12 145 Total Yds. 298 7-55 Penalties 7-95 59 Tommy Lander-HB Jerry Lochart-End John Campbell-Tackle David Hamilton-Tackle Jimmy Rocket Pat Presley Thad Brumfield Gary Clay Vikings Dominate Tigers Moss Point's inexperienced Tigers fell prey to Gulf- port East's Vikings to the tune of 38-6. Scoring on their opening 55-yard drive, the Vikings dominated the first three periods of play in subduing the game Tigers. In the 4th period, the Tigers gained scoreboard prestige on a 14 yard pass play from quarterback C. B. Hale to end B111 Robinson, after a 68 yard, fourth-period march. The Tigers garnered seven first downs and 49 total yards in their offensive effort. Key plays were turned in by Thad Brumfield on a 39- yard burst from scrimmage and Steve Clay who grabbed an important pass in the paydirt drive. Tigers fight all the way. 6O An Everlasting Spirit Hattiesburg Drops Tigers With Hattiesburg's Wayne Dickerson taking the opening kick-off 95 yards for a touch- down, the Hub City Tigers went on to a 35-6 Victory and spoiled Moss Point's home coming. The local Tigers gained paydirt after a 74 yard drive. The score came on a pass play from quarterback C. B. Hale to end B111 Robinson. The play covered 36 yards. Key plays in the drive were an 11-yard pass to Jerry Lockhart and an eight yard run by Jimmy Emmerson. Hattiesburg led Moss Point in first dOWns, 13 to 10, and total yards, 295 to 148. 61 Biloxi Rolls Over Tigers Biloxi's Big 8 Champion Indians again displayed their championship form by subduing Moss Point's Tigers 68- 6. The undefeated Indians jumped to an overwhelming 28-0 first quarter lead and continued to pound their oppo- nent's goal line for their marginal Victory. Jim McCool gained the Tigers' lone paydirt drive on a 24eyard sprint from his fullback position. SR. C. B. Hale SR . Mitchell Valentine Murphy Bombs Tigers With quarterback Terry Cure tis scoring three touchdowns and passing for another, M0- bile's Murphy's Panthers claimed a 44-0 triumph over the Moss Point Tigers. The Tigers picked up 57 yards on the ground during the game with Thad Brumfield picking up much of the Panther real- estate. 62 End , Bill R obinson, gr abs another one . Tiger Managers Ray Womble Robert Green Donald Crawford Calvin Moore Exploding for three second-half touchdowns, the Picayune Maroon Tide claimed a 26-2 Big 8 victory from the Moss Point Tigers. Leading the Point's offensive drive were ag- gressive seniors, Jerry Lockhart and Pat Presley. Gary Clay and Bill Jarvis sparked the defensive effort. SR . Johnny Pierce SR . Rodger Hardy 63 Gulfport Drops Tigers Gulfport's perenially rugged Commodores subdued the Moss Point Tiger contingent to the tune of a sound 31-0 thumping with a display of second half power. Presenting a rugged defensive showing the first half on two goal- line stands, the Tigers appeared bent on an upset. Pat Presley, C. C. Hale and Jimmy Myers sparked the ster- ling Tiger defensive effort. SR. Bill Jarvis SR. Robert Beatty McCill Blanks Tigers In the season's initial gridiron battle, the McGill High School Yellowjackets of Mobile, Alabama, displayed a potent offensive attacking overwhelming an inexperienced invading Moss Point team by a 35-0 count. Played before a large crowd in Mobile's famed Ladd Stadium, the Jackets jumped to a 28-0 lead before intermission. The Tiger attack was sparked by Thad Brumfield on offense and Pat Presley, Robert Beatty and Jimmy Rockett were defensive stalwarts. SR. Bill Robinson SR. Wesley Cluff 64 Panthers Trip Tigers In the annual rival contest between Jackson county's prep powers, Pascagoula's Pan- thers overcame Moss Point's Tigers in a 27-0 triumph. The Victory was indeed sweet to the Panthers after last year's stunning upset by the Tigers. The Panther's celebrated quarterback, Kent Higdon, sparked a first half drive which resulted in a 21-0 Goula lead at the break. In the second half the 'Points' appeared to be on a comeback, but the Panthers' power prevailed and preserved the Victory. Key interceptions by seniors Robert Beatty and Pat Presley, sparked Tiger defensive drive, while Gary Clay, Thad Brumfield, and C. B. Hale were offensive leaders in this their final prep, gridiron battle. Sr. Davod Dale Thad Brumfield, number 26, is shown giving his usual driving effort for additional Tiger yardage. 65 3.. TO R: James Hunter, Keith McArthur, Hank Barnhart, Bill Jarvis, Ralph Dunnt Dicky Delashment, Bill Rob- 1nson, David Ambrose, Jimmy Rockett, Robert Beatty. Young Inexperienced Tiger Show Spirit And Improvement Beginning the hardwood season with some definite basketball handicaps, Moss Points aggressive Tiger cagers shook off a certain height and experience defic it to display promising offensive prowess and over -all game improvement. With Junior center, James Hunter, being the lone six foot plus man in the starting quintet, the Central Tigers extended Coastal powers to the limit on several occasions. After an inauspi- cious beginning, the Tigers registered,f0ur fine victories during the rugged winter season. Coach Ronald Russum's legions look to the future with a brighteye. The youthful A-team returnees will combine with an offensive laden B-squad and many Ju- nior High graduates to present a formidable squad for next year. ' 68 4,: u NOV. Jan . Jan. Jan. Jan . Jan . Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan . Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Cagers In Season. NOV. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec . Dec. Dec. Schedule 29 Picayune 30 Ocean Springs 3 Pascagoula 5,6,7 Gulfport Invitational Tournament 9 Biloxi 10 Gulfport 14 East Central 19 McComb 20 Natchez 3 Gulfport East 7 OLV 10 Natchez ll McComb 13 OLV l7 Picayune 18 Gulfport 21 Gulfport East 24 Biloxi 25 Pascagoula 28 Ocean Springs 30 Feb. 1-2 South Big 8 Tournament 5 Grand Bay l3, 14, 15 District Tournament 69 Coach Ronald Russum Here Here There There Here Here There There Here Here Here Here There There There There Here Here There Here Bill Jarvis Tiger's determined effort Big 8 Conference, Tigers With Playing in the state's toughest conference, the Big 8, which sports Mississippi's largest prep schools, Moss Point was nev- er at a lack for top notch opponents. Ad- ditional power among Tiger foes was sup- plied by secondary schools from District 8, one of the states most competitive sports WW n Dicky Delashment MQRS Jimmy Rockett 7O rr pays off against Grand Bay. District 8, Provide F ormidable F 065. locales. Two stirring triumphs over the South Big 8's largest school, Biloxi High, highlighted the 1968-69 roundball season. Other Tiger Victories were achieved over East Central High School and Grand Bay, Alabama. 71 m P H8 Robert Beatty th-g Bill Robinson W; James Hunter Hank Barnhart I .1. : 4,4 ; Barnhart sinks another two. Tigers Play Biggest, ' mm Best Schedule Ever. Wm Q 1968-69 marked the busiest winter season in Moss Point's prep history. A slate of 20 regularly scheduled games and three tournaments com- posed the Tiger schedule. Perennial powers as Gulfport, Gulfport East, and Picayune dotted the Moss Point chart. 1 RS Keith McArthur 72 E Wag hi 1' David Ambrose Jim McCool Mm x John Webb Seniors Aided By Underclassmen. Senior Tigers, Bill Jarvis, Bill Robinson, Robert Beatty, Dicky Delashrnent, and Jimmy Rocket were the backbone of the 1968-69 edition of the MPHS cagers. However, sophomores Hank Barn- hart and David Ambrose, and Juniors James Hunter and Ralph Dunn lent the upperclassmen able support. Delashrnent and Barnhart were the top scorers for the year, while Hunter and Jarvis were the leading rebounders. Ball-handler, Bill Robinson, served as the team's floor general aided by hus - tling Robert Beatty. It's not that bad, Coach Russum 73 TR Q Hg! Kenny Robertson MW Danny Lindsey Robinson jumps high for two points. Tiger Managers Doug Miller Thad Brumfield Malcolm Dees 74 Coach Russum gets things straight in the huddle. Tiger Bees Present Determined Bid In Display Of Promise For The Future. Displaying some potent offensive outbursts, the Tiger B-team demon- strated hustle and desire in registering a 7-13 record for the season. David Ambrose, Jim McCool and Ralph Dunn totaled doubled figures on several occasions to spur the Tiger attack. Keith McArthur and Kenny Robertson were top rebounders, while John Webb and Danny Lindsey were able reserves. We look forward to some continued aggressive play on the part of this fine B-squad in next year's play as the Varsity Tigers. 75 Traces Of Everyday People . . . y C II. S e r P t a D1 Mr. M.P.H.S. Pat Presley A friendly smile, a cheerful hello, and a Christian attitude toward everything in his life are only a few of the many outstanding Characteristics that our hdr. hdoss Point Phgh School, Pat Presley, possesses. Par- ticipating in most of our school activities certainly justifies his very versatile per- sonality. His many activities include foot- ball,trackg bA-Club, Hi-YQ Science Club, and Senior Class President. h1the VVho's Who contest, besides being chosen as Mr. MPHS, Pat was selected as Mr. Personality and Friendliest Boy. And so a hearty sa- lute to Pat Presley, MR. MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL. 79 Miss M.P.H.S. Thelma Lucas wtww: numeu... w. Growler Salutes Miss M.P.H.S. Thelma Lucas Portraying all the fine qualities typical of a Moss Point High School, Thelma Lucas has proven very worthy of her title, Miss Moss Point High School. She has competed in the Beauty Pageant for four years. Her election as Miss Personality in the Who's Who is an example of the warm smile and friendliness she has for the students at Moss Point. Through tireless efforts, Thelma has maintained a high scholastic average, thus earn- ing membership in the National Beta Club. Although participating in many activities, Thelma has plenty of time to show a lot of Tiger Spirit. She served as a Senior Cheerleader and also as a Senior Maid in the Homecoming. And so a hearty salute to Thelma Lucas, MISS MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL. 81 Cutest 7377,,C0upler 7 x grDean Cunningham j xx ,,, x IOTNekon' ' 1 mr ARMIES m 1m: NIGHT wmtu V :V 1 I I - .' mum Most . . ' . 7 Intellectual Daryl Dryden Rhonda Miller in nu- Homing Friendliest Pat Presley Terri Baxter m Hun i u mugL Most Likely To Succeed Bill Jarvis Jackie Wood iiihlefi, Anny: menu 83 Mr. and Miss School Spirit Gwin Garrison Mary Armstrong Most Polite Daryl Dryden Terri Baxter Most Talented Rusty Bond Donna Rasmussen Mr. and Miss Personality Pat Presley Thelma Lucas 85 Most Versatile Bill Jarvis Becky Lindsey Best Dressed Jackie Wood Thad Brumfield Wittiest Janie Watts Lehman Tanner i i I. .. 2 l' 1 m r : , x w , w Most , + ' Sophisticated ' ' Senior 1 . if Celia Watson Jolliest Junior Shiela Williams Best All Round Sophomore Jim McCool 88 Friendliest Freshman Suzie Fortenberry 89 Best All Around 8th Grader Shiela Alexander Beau Senior Beauty 81 ..11.l...l Dickie Delashment Junior Beauty 81 Beau E. i; a- '3 Spud Wieniewitz Kathy Graham David Ambrose Faye Lucas Billy Fagan Seniors . Jackie Cooper Dixie Martinez Jackie Wood Debbie Waites Beauty Gala Fresh. Beauty--Faye Lucas Junior BeautynChere Dumas Soph. Beauty--Kathy Graham Senior W-Beckyxklndsey Cynthia Luke Karen Fisher Donn 13 rks 0 Nelson 9 Donna Wright 8; Q1 Y My oVn' w Sherry Brown Nollene Homes Becky Yarbrough Jan Walker Debbie Hanson Pageant Valentine Affair Most Beautiful- -The1ma Lucas Marsha Hately ' Leigh Gunn Terri Britt Suzie Fortenberry Kathy Davis Freshmen. , ' . K.- K , a id ' , K ?ava- . .37 .r PPM av N h w .. :0 King J im M6 08? Kathy Graham. N! A 3 ! 'I,J, M;'KK Jr. Miss, Jackie Wood lst Alternate, Becky Lindsey 2nd Alternate, Janie Watts 3rd Alternate, Karen Metsger k . Jr. Miss Pagent 1969 Jackie Wood Miss Jackie Wood was selected Moss Point's Jr. Miss from thirteen senior girls to represent Moss Point in state competition. Jackie represented her home town well by bringing home Physical Fitness and top ten finalist awards. Jackie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wood of Moss Point. Congratulations 100 :Ix x W ,VL I x L I , RI P Jaw . Male Wm Welf-ka moi n02.16- Wweuwt w Miw wmww auQLL mm m M M WLL Q63 L.BoA. aw W SENIORS W D,- Senior Class Officers President: Pat Presley Vice President: Robert Green Secretary: Donna Hammond Reporter: Vivian Bang N k . X 104 Point High 5 chool. A dilligent, hard-working Editor-in-Chief, Kevin Bene- field, deserves a seat in his class's Hall of Fame. The school newspaper, THE TIGER FIASH, saw great growth under Kevin's able leadership. His journalistic prowess was further displayed in the person of Student Council reporter. As an officer in Hi-Y and delegate to Boys' State, Kevin again demonstrated a co-Operative attitude. Hall Of Having served at the head of two school clubs, Terry Baxter is appmpriately chosen to introduce the 1968-69 Hall of Fame. As President of the Y-Teens and Co-Ed- itor of the GROWLER, Terry capably demonstrated leader- ship and tactfulness. Her friendly disposition and warm smile are a trademark of the '69 Senior Class of Moss Efficient, vivacious Rhonda Miller has gained the re- spect of the faculty and student body with her capable busi- ness-like manner. As Co-Editor of the GROWLER, an offi- cer in Y-Teens, and a Student Council member, Rhonda proved her worth as a student leader. Our Most Intellectual Girl was selected by the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution as their representative in the state Good Citizenship Contest. 106 Fame A versatile student and athlete, Bill Jarvis has performed for his high school both on the athletic fields and in student government. A starter in football and basketball and a track letterman, Bill combined his Sports ability with his academic qualifications to serve as an effective. personable Student Body President. Blending beauty and brains into a mature student life, Jackie Wood assimilated her honors with a diversified cxtra-curriculum. Our Junior Miss and Homecoming Queen served as Secretary of the Student Council, a member of the TIGER FLASH editorial staff, and as Head Cheerleader. Jackie served as the leader of the school's Pep Club. In the state pageant. Jackie was a finalist in the Junior Miss contest, and she was a preliminary winner in the Youth Fitness Category. A personable scholar, Pat Presley extended his scholastic interests to the athletic gridiron and student clubs. A dele- gate to Boys' State, a Beta Club, M-Club and Hi-Y mem- ber, Pat well deserved his Who's Who honor of Mr. MPHS. As Honorable-mentioned All Big 8 Conference in foot- ball, Pat displayed the same fervor in the classroom to gain his position in this year's Hall of Fame. 107 ADAMS, GLENDA BELL ADAMS, OCTAVIA ALBAIK WINFRED ALLEN, PAULA SUE ALMOND, TRUDY ANDERSON, ALICIA ARDOIN, DAVID ARMSTRONG. MARIANNA BALL, BETTY GRACE BANG, VIVIAN 108 BARNES, BARBARA ANN BARNES, BARBARA LOUISE BATY, DONNA JEAN BAXTER, TERRI LYNN BEATTY. ROBERT BENEFIELD, KEVIN BLACK, KAREN BLACKWELL, BRUCE BLADES, MELANIE BOLER, HENRY CLAY 109 BUNTAIN, RICHARD BOND, RUSSELL BRELAND, DAVID BROWN, GWENDLYNN BRANNING, KENNETH BROUN, SCHERRI BRUMFIELD. THAD . From The Senlor Year Emerge Some BURKE KATHLEEN BYRD, BARBARA CALDWELL, LINDA D. BURROWS, MICHAEL BYRD. MARY LEE CAMPBELL, JOHN CA RTER, BRENDA 110 CHESTANG, NELL IE CLARK, CONNIE CLAY, CARY COOK, BRUCE CLARK. PATSY CLUFF, WESLEY COOPER, JACKIE Of Our Most Cherished Memories. COUCH7 JAMES W. CRAVEN, PATTI CREWS, TOMMY DAVIS, IAMES CRAIN, DARRELL CRAWFORD, DONALD CROCKER, JEANNENE DAVIS, KAY . O . Splrlted Semors Take Yell DAVIS ROSA DELMAS, YOLANDO DeLASHMET, ERNEST D. DEERING, BILLY Contest Victory In F inal Pep Rally. WW HG 112 DICKERSON, CAROLYN DRYDEN, DARYL FLOYD, JO ANN GARRISON, GWIN DOWDY, JAMES E. FARRAGUT. JAMES FOUNTAIN, ESTHER GOLDSTON RICHARD DOWDY, ROBERT w. FIELDS, BOBBY FOUNTAIN, EULA GOODWIN, NOIAN 113 Looking Forward 1 To A New And Exciting F uture. GRAVES, PATRICIA GREGORY, JEANNIE GRAY, BRENDA GREGORY, BRENDA GREEN, ROBERT GROSVENOR, PENNY HALE, STEPHEN HALL, JANIE HALES, CLINTON B. HALL, RICHARD 114 HALL, WANDA KAY HAMILTON, DENISE HAMILTON, DAVID HAMMOND, DONNA 115 HAMMOND, SANDRA HARRIS, JAMES HARPER, CINDRA HAWLEY, HARRIET HARRELL, ROBERT HEAD, SUSAN Recalling Memories Of A Year Gone By ... HEFLIN, CEDRIC HENDERSON, KATHY HILL, DEBRA HOVER, WESLEY HOWARD, JEANNETTE HUBBARD, BETTY HURD, FAY CECELIA JARVIS, WILLIAM JENKINS, MIKE JOBE, JACKIE 116 JOHNSTON, CAYLE JONES, BARBARA jONES, LINDA KELLY, VINCENT LADNIER. APRIL w V- ? II. as: Never Forgotten. LANDER. JOE LANDER, THOMAS LANGHAM, CELESTINE LEDLOW, JAMES LEUBA, CINDY 117 LIDDELL, RUBY LINDSEY, REBECCA LOCKHART, JERRY Decisions Increase In Number And Importance. LOTT, CAROL LUCAS. THELMA McARTHUR, DAVID MCCORMICK, REGINA McDILL, JAMES McDUFFEE, WILLIAM McLEOD, ANN MABRY, REBECCA 118 MAHATHY, CHARLOTTE MARSHALL, BRENDA MARTINEZ, DIXIE MASON, JUDY MASSEY, LARRY METSGER, KAREN MILLER, CATHY MILLER, CLARA MILLER, DOUG 119 MYERS, WILLIAM PA RKER, DON MYERS, LOIS PARRETT, JOHN 120 MILLER, RHONDA MIZELLE, MORRIS MOORE, CATHERINE MORIE, JOHN NEAL, DONALD PIERCE, CHARLES Is It Really NEESE, LA RRY PIERCE, JOHNNY PITTS, JANIS PRESLEY, PATRICK PULLIN, WALTER RASMUSSEN, DONNA 121 REA, BERT CALVIN RHODES, LESLIE ROBERTS, SUSAN ROBERTS, JOHN ROBINSON, WILLIAM, JR. ROCKETT, JIMMY ROCKWELL, LINDA ROGERS, MARK ROGERS, BECKY ROLFS, DICKY RUSSELL, SANDRA SANDERS, JENNIFER 122 SAVAGE, MICHAEL SEALS, LINDA ANN SERROS, JOSE FERNANDO SMITH, GARY SMITH, KENNETH Life Of A Senior. SMITH, MEREDITH STAUTER, LINDA ANNE STEWART, BRENDA STOKES, JANICE 123 SMITH, MELBA STEWA RT, MARIE ANNETTE STOKES, DIANNE Time Can,t Be , AllThere , STORK, LARRY STORK, WESLEY D. SWARD, JUANITA TANNER, LEHIVIAN TANNER, WANDA TILLEY, PEGGY , TOLBERT, BUFORD TREADWAY, STANLEY l, J. Found For Is To Do. TREHERN, PAULA KAY TURNER, FRANK TURNER. LAURA VALENTINE, MITCHELL VAUGHAN, RONALD VAUGHAN, WINETTE VICE, DEBORAH GOFF VICE, LANA 125 VICE, LINDA LOU VICKERS, DeWITT VINING, ELTON WAINWRIGHT, LYN WAITES, DEBORAH 126 WATSON, CELLA WATTS, PATRICK WATTS, JANIE KATHLEEN WELLS , JAY WHATLEY, BRENDA 127 WOLVERTON, WANDA WOMBLE, GLENDA WOOD, JACQUELYN WOODWARD, RUSSELL WRIGHT, PATRICIA YOCOM, MICHEAL 128 WILKERSON, DIANE WILKS, NONA LEE WILLIAMS, KATHY Seniors - ,69 Seeking Something Our Own. A Special Moment, A Laugh, A Quiet Thought, A Friends Smile. 129 Star Student Donna Baty Daughters Of American Revolution Citizenship Award Rhonda Miller Betty Crocker Homemaker Of Tomorrow Clara Miller Elk,s Leadership Award Susan Head Congratulations! 130 Of The Beginning 131 Lil' .e m M n A Cutie Girls? 132 Maxine 133 CLASSES Ck . . . q S I . NC 4 .u1av L ,IsiQIIIIL L m : L; . , 9i..y: L . Aw Law I 4., 3m CL 4 sf l8 .8 t l. :ssgavor Class Of ,70 As we approach our senior year, we add more responsibility! Anglin, Diane Akridge, Jane Amacker, Barry Amonett, Bobby Andrews, Donnie Baker, Patricia Barlow, Danny Benefield, George Bennett, Paulette Best, Tony' Elackwell, Sharon Blakeney, Ronnie Bosarge, Phil Branning, Linda Britt, Butch Broussard, Gene rown , Er a-. 1 Brown, She ant, Sheila V Bullock, Nan 138 Buntyn, Barbara Burrows, Pat Byrd, Lloyd Calhoun, Wallace We remember our Caulcy, Tim rugged magazine sale. Chapman, Teresa Chase, Wayne Clark, Bobby Clark, Connie 139 r' Cochran, Mary Coclmm, She ila 140 Coleman, Ronnie Coleman, Sheila Conn, Charles Cothrzm, Patricia The work Cowart, Barbara Crowley, Donna Culberson, Shirley Cunningham, Dean W: Mam Dardin, Sandra Davidson, Jimmy Davis, Teresa Davis, Tony Class Of ,70 Dumas, Chcrc Dunn, Le on f Dunn, Ralph Dunnum, Glenda Davis, William DeLashment, Sally Day, Jimmy Dclmas, Yolanda 0n the Junior Play Dunningan, Janis Durant, Kent Eckert, Paula Ehlcrs, Debbie Emerson, Donna Eubanks, Alvin 141 Faggard, Denny Fields, Larry Firth, Kathy Fisher, Karen Flarence7 Sheila Floyd, Pete Foster, Patsy Fulton, Kathy Fulton, Lee Ann Gash, Bill Gattis, Paula Gautier, Doug Gibson, Bobby Gill, Barbara Gilmore, Dewey Glenn, Linda Grierson, Sharon Griffin, Doug Gunter, Ray Gunter, Kenny Gunn, Buddy Hamilton, Jerry Hammond, Marsha Harrell, Gary i v - !IK n! ':-m?v:xt'-K :. :;3 -. u' un 1' v-ui'ja: m9 ' - I I . .s N 142 Class Of 70 H yey, Bruce :1 ey ' , argnr- - , Hoffman, Iulia Hollaman, Louis Holifield, Sylvia Hughes, Kathy Hyatt, Pcbbic Hunter, James Jackson, Paulette Jenkins, Glenda Our second-place float preceded ' our first place in the bon-fire. 143 Class Of ,70 x Johnson, Dusty Jones, Mike Jordan, Glenda Kasby, ngen Kendrick, Johnny Kilgore, Alan King, Patricia Lassiter, Carol Lawson, Frank Leslie, Gloria Long, Fereba Luke, Cynthia Lynd , Vernon Mc Arthur, Ke ith McC1amrock, Frances McC urdy, C huck McDaniels, Debbie McLeod, J.F. McLeod, Mary Ann Mallette, Betty 144 Mann, Charles Martinez, Steve Michael, Carla MilreiSLJiani'yi Milling, Shirley Miller, Billy Mitchell, Patsy Mooney, Nancy Moore, Cindy Moore, Joe Morie, Fay Myers, Jimmy Our new rings made us proud to be Tigers 145 Neal, Debbie Neese, Arvis Neese, Tommy Neno, Gervy Nelson, Joy Ol iver , Janet Ory , Steve Park, Barbara Parker, Don Parks! Donna Perkins, eldon Pinson, Melissa Pittman, Debbie CgPose DavidO 6117 92 r: V 0 44mm Powell, Billy Prassenos , George Quick, Rita Randall, Roger 146 Class Of ,70 Redmond, Myrtle Reeves, Robert Roach, Larry Roberts, John k - mw;2 Won , Rogers ,. Ruth Ross, Ronnie 7 Rpuse, Paula Russell, Rick , Salmon, Marsha Sawyer, Betty Schollian, Maxine 148 Scott, Judy? Scott, Ric ard Scott, Teresa Seab, Rickey Sharp, Jimmy Smith, Marion W pooner, Larry Stauter Richard teele, a 1' ewart, .OaVI Stribling, Randy ' Stringer, Lana Strand; 'Jini Stokes, Brenda Stokes, Lydia Stokes, Ruth Stork, Larry Stuckey, Terry Sutterfield, Geary Sutterfield, Jenny Tackett, Jean Tallent, Lee Tanner, Sharon Taylor, Jimmy Thompson, Sherry D a :2ng 60 X ya Ls? ' Thorton, Lindax' u 15 a e, enneth k T01 ar, Steve Turner, John Turner, Kathy Vaughn, Mavis Versiga, Ray Vickers, Steve We now approach our senior year with eager anticipation 149 Vining, Diane Walker, Dee Dee mu- Walzac, Louisc; Walej LI no CK Ward, Mary Ware, Kathy Warren, Reggie Watjm, Richard Weaver, Garland Welch, Nora Wells, Casey Wheat, Jimmy Taylor, Harriet . 'vl 150 Whitmore, Robert Wieniewitz, Spud W Wilkerson, Diane Wise, Neil Wright, Donna Wyatt, Gay Nell Young, Benny Crews, Tommy Kelton, David Kelton, Jerry Kennedy, Wilma Williams, Shiela Class QKL 1 X3; ny C1113? -QxL Q A W L N. UthQd VQ'L. d; t vw 3g 0 u M b V . , 1U Mun KLx'xwx uxkx 1 AMA VUO thx? VLLJLUK l C-k' xkx A yvuv 3 U2wa lKULLQ KLI ALVJ 2,-4KKQA '.- HU.,A a s: - ,7 .J: va UK 34.1. jM VL rvAi L 1.1;ng A . 7'va f 3K vAIJ 72 way u 114 L fULrQI 0:ka LUNA takxaguifbnu tA. KO Kx LQrAx KL; L;JLQ LKCt kiKAJ IQ Aimkl, QVjL ALI in KAaf loixf LL ; qXKCL ;fL L - txg HTKL :One last stepgto Q A mm A C IQQL4-A A: k HLLL; WM SO ch M, jggutlthood lS alf ; 1C5? 3X0 xK , :CQ :Yt'p LiKK; U y 4,! $47; 961: A: :fu H; C J that remains v; ' 0-3 0135 H? L? $1 ff L' 0A ILC! Kogfj 9 .6L Agi,p AAARGAK' KXx U9; wk XCW 7km Z0 f U l 1Cc14 A 1 L .. Class Of 71 Our Sophomore Year provided us Adams, Ricky Alexander, Cynthia Ambrose, David Ashley, Bonnie Baker, Dala Baker, Dot Ball, Callie Barnhart, Henry Barton, Sheila Belk, Jackie Boleware, Mike Bond, Jimmy Bond, Rex Bosarge, Ansel Bosarge, Beth Bosarge, Gary Bosarge, Mike Bosarge, Sheila Boyd, Sheila Brewer, A.B. Brewer, James Brewer, Judy Brown, Jerry Brown, Phillip Brown, Phyllis Brown, Schweida Brown, Sharon Brown, Sherry Bryant, Loutressia Bryant, Candice 154 .l Bryant, Nancy Butler, Diane Butler, Peggy Buxton, Barbara new experiences. Buxton, Betty Carroll, Ronald Carter, Sheila Charltan, Walter Chase, Sandra Cirlot, Janie Clark, Denise Clark, Sherry Clark, Phillip Clay, Steve Combest, Darrell Conn, Ellen V Cook, Susan Couch, Robert Crawford, James Crawford, Sherry Creel, David Creel, Patricia Dantzler, Joy Davidson, James Davis, Brenda Davis, Cindy Davis, Joyce Demouey, Kathy Denny, Phillip Dethloff, Bruce Dickson, Patt Dufrane, Linda Dunagan, Patricia Dunn, Dennis Echaff, Gayle Edminston, Carole 155 156 Fklund, Darlene Emerson, Donna Fairley, Doris Farragut, Cheryl Faggard, John Flowers, Kenny Fortenberry, John Frazier, Angie Frazier, Teresa Frazier, Monroe Freeland, Ronny French, Dale Furby, Tommy Gaffney, Gwen Gattis, Gary George, Michael Goff, Pam Goff, Gene Gordon, Bailey Graham, Kathy Grant, Marilyn Graves, Sheila Greenly, Belinda Greer, Allen High School Guillot, Curt Hall, Pamela Hamilton, Cheryl Hammond, Jeff Class Of ,71 Hannaford, Jan Hester,Vicki Holland, Larry Hanson, Debbie Hill, Denise Homes, Nollene h Harrell, Jackie Hill, Morgan Hood, Debra w Harper, Gary Hinkel, Helen Howell, Virgil Harris, Robert Hinson, Marlene Huff, Delores Helms, Mitchell Hodges, Debbie Hudson, Arlene Hughes , JoBeth Jarvis , Camlyn pep rallies were new . . . Johansson, Ray Johnston, Audrey James, Teresa Jones, Barbara Jones, Linda Heistand, Eddie Pallet parties were a favorite pastime 157 Class Of 71 Jones, Thomas Kasby, Joett Kuhn, Steve Lamora, Cathy Lewis, Butch Lindsey, Danny Long, Demetrios Long, Tommy Lott, Bobby Lott, Debbie Lucas, Judy Lyons, Deb Lynd, Mark Madden, Wanda Mahathy, Sharon Maples, Debbie Marshall, Ricky Mars, William Marthaler, Charle Marthaler, Richard Massey, Kenneth May, Charles Meadows, Glenda Meisger, Brent Miller, Dennis 158 We now marched in the TIGER Band 159 Miles, Dana ' Miller, Ronnie Mizelle, Douglas Montague, Robert Moore, Kathy Morgan, Robert McArthur, Brenda McCool, Jim McKendree, James McNair, Johnny Neal, Timmy Neal, Kerry Neal, Carla Norvel, Gwendolyn Oliver, W. D. Owenby, Eddie Panter, David Parker, Marie Parker, Steve Palfks, Darlene Parrott, Darrell Pierce, Gary Pierce, Paula Platt, Gene Poole, Jeanie Poole, Judy Presley, Sandra Randolph, Charlene Redmond, Mary Lou Reedy, Clinton Renfroe, Dotty Richards, Eric Roberts, Juanita Roberts, Darrell Roberts, Steve Roberts, Gene Robertson, Kenny Robinson, Linda Rockwell, Linda Rogers, Jimmy Rogers, Joe Rohlfs, Meta QRouse, Steve malTMartha Ryan, Carol Saksa, Tommy Sanders, Wanda Seaman, Russell Seeb, Sharon Self, Jimmy Shuttles, Arlene Shelton, D e Mm' Shields, Pam Simmons, James Smith, Bobby Smith, Danny Smith, Jerry Smith, Joe Smith, Lynn Smith, Sarah Stauter, Sherry Stewart .Srhgggry StoEes, Gloria Stokes, Raymond mm u Stork, Jimmy Stringer, Mary Tanner, Renee Thompson, Charles Tobin, Pat Biology, Plane Geometry Treadway, Mary Turner , Tommy Vaughn, Patricia Vernon, Charlie 160 Class Of ,71 Vice, Joe Vice, Sharon Waites, Mike Walker, Jann Walker, Norman 2 M4 'h 0x Washington, Marvin Walker, Norman Wam, Charlie Watts, Phyllis Webb, Mary JO Webb, John Weldon, Ronnie Wells, Jana Wells, Laurene Wells, Marilyn West, David Whatley, Judy White, Cheryl White, Mike Williams, Joanne Williams, Kerry Williams, Jerry Williams, Sharon Williams, Truitt Willie, Karen Wolverton, Dewain Womble, Donna Womble, Ray Woodward, Carol Woodward, Diane e 3i were new Yarbrough, Becky .; A Yawn, Susan 4 Yokum, Patsy 161 v , A .A . a . . 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Class Of ,72 164 Adams, David Akridge, Steve Alexander, Tony Allen, Terry Almond, Dennis Austin, Grover Baker, Dudley Baker, Joanie Baker, Michael Ballinger, Tommy Barlow, Cindy Barlow, Sheila Barnett, William Barnhart, Verna Baty, Pam Bell, Margie Bell, Todney Benefield, Susan Bennett, Patsy Benzue, Debbie Bertram, Joey Bertram, Mayra Bishop, Duedre Blackwell, Martha Blades, Dennis Blades, Randy Blaker, Kai Den Boler, Vicki Bond, Debbie Bosarge, Howard Bosarge, Robert Bouchilson, Kay Bouler, Lenora Bounds, Kim Bounds, Steve Boutwell, Linda Boykin, Marisa Bradley, James Breland, Lana Brena, Hendrix 165 Bright, Curtis Briley, Patricia Britt, Terri Broome, Melton Broome, Rose Brown, Barry Brown, Larry Browning, Richard Brumfield, A1 Brumfield, Ritchie Brumfield, Tobert Bryant, Ozeil Buck, Gail Buck, Judy Buck, Linda Bunt, Steve Buntyn, Gerald Burchett, Robert Busby, Mike Butler, Benny Butler, Roy Calhoun, Laurie Canfield, Twila Carpenter, Kent Carroll, Alvin Carroll, james Carter, Linda Carter, Reds. Carter, Rodney Chase, Steve Church, Johnny Clark, Danny Clark, Diane Clark, Kathy Clark, Russell Coker, Charlie Coleville, Karen Colvin, Ray Combest, Rita Cook, Beverly Cook, Mickey Cook, Sheila Cothran, Linda Couch, Jesse Couch, Randy Couch, Tommy Couch, Tommy Cowart, Sherry Cowart, Woodie Crowleyv James Cunningham, Gwen Cunningham, Reba Duntzler, John Davidson, Faniell Davis, Faye Davis, Kathy Dces, Dorothy Dccs, Malcolm Delaney, Alton Dclzmcy, Teresa Delaney, Jimmy Delmas, Mark Dethloff, Cale Dixon, Richard Dodson, Vicki Dodson, David Dunagzm, David Dye, Bonnie Eanes, Brenda Eastridge, Robin Eaves, Monty Ehlers, Olivia Ellzey, Charlotte Fagan, Billy Fuirchild, Glenda Ferguson, Pam Farris, Jeannie Floyd, Pat Fortenberry, Suzie French, David Gaines, Gale Gainly, Linda Galloway, Daisy Gardner, Ellen Gibson, Barry Gill, Peggy Gilmore, Gary Graham, Barbara Graham, Wanda Green, Mike 166 Class Of 72 Gregory, Belita Griffin, Jeanie Griffin, Sylvia Grosvenor, Dennis Gunn, Kenneth Gunn, Leigh Gunter, Dale Hackler, David Hales, Terry Hall, Judy Hamilton, Grady Hamilton, Sandra Hamilton, Shirley Hammons, Aubrey Hammond, Joanie Hardy, Denise Harrell, Wyman Harrison, Aleisa Harrison, BettyJo HarriSOn, Sheila Haguenin, Linda Hately, Juanese Hately, Marsha Hayes, Patsy Haynes, Danny Head, jeanie Hester, Charlene Hester, Shirilene Hibbs, Millie Angela, Hill Hodges, Carolyn Hoffman, Teddy Holmes, Roy Holder, Tommy Holland, Steve Hotchkiss, Vicki Hubbard, Mike Hudson, Ronnie Hurd, Jewel Hussey, Hays Hyatt, Debbie Irby, Terry Jackson, Sybil Johnson, Nora Johnston, William Killingsworth, Terry King, Charlotte King, Gregory Kiper, Sandy Ladnier, Lonnie Lammy, Noel Lander, Ann Lander, John Langley, Vanessa Leber, Gay Lennep, Mitchell Lewis, Al Lewis, Candy Lewis, Tony Lewis, Rhonda Livingston Gaylen Loper, Emma Lucas, WinnieFay Ludlum, Renee McArthur, Barbara McArthur, Donna McCammore, Tommy McCool, Wendell McDonald, John McDuffee, Michael McLain, Harold McLauphlin, Debra McLeod, Kevin McLeod, Marilyn McLeod, Paul McMath, James Mahathy, Shiela Mann, Larry Maples, Rachael Mason, Gary Class Of ,72 168 169 Mason, Mary Matthews, Jerry May, Tommy Merrill, Joe Melander, Melvin Miller, Carolyn Miller, Glenda Mitchell, Sue Mizelle, Delilah Mizelle, Loquita Mooney, Charles Moore, Calvin Morgan, James Morrison, Debbie Muron, Janet Myers, James Myers, Jessee Myers, Odessa Nanny, Peggy Neno, Mark Newson, Reba Nixon, Johnny Nolan, Debra Nusko, Rachel Ogburn, Davis Pack, Henry Panter, Bobby Parker, Leslie Patrick, Suzie Perkins, Debbie Perkins, Tommy Pettis, David Peyregne, Raymond Porter, Tony Powell, Linda Prassenoes, Bill Prettyman, Michael Pullin, Kenny Ralston, Loretta Randolph, Mitchell Redmond, Joyce Redmond, Lois Reese, Patricia Renfroe, John Roberts, Billie Robinson, Carl Robinson, David Robinson, Mike Rockett, David Rokenback, Mil-u Rouse, Julia Roney, Philip Russum, Alexa Sawyer, Don Schaeffer, Linda Schatz, Amy Schooley, Richar Scott, Mark Shaffer, Robert Sharp, Glenn Shields, Tommy Shoemaker, Linda Simmons, Dorthe; Simms, Nancy Singleton. Debra Smith, Brenda Smith Cheryl Smith, Don Smith, Paula Smith, Perry Stanford, Beth Strain, Jim Stewart, Alan Stevens, Charles Stewart, Bobbie Stewart, Debbie Stokes, Earnestine Stokes, Geraldine Stork, Lawana Stork, Sandra Stringer, Connie Sullivan, Becky Suthoff, Charles Sward, Gene Talent, Meda Tanner, Robert Taylor, James Thompson, Judy Thompson, Maury Thornton, Philip 170 Wolverton, Lynn Womble, Leslie Wood, Marsha Worden, Jimmy Wright, Jimmy Yates, Margie Tisdale, Francis Tolar, Kenny Torres, Becky Torres, Mark Toups, Nancy Vaughn, Jean Verbeck, Beverly Vcrbeck, Phyllis Vice Betty Vice, David Vining, Leonard Vining, Steve Walters, Georgia Watts. Keith Weathers, Melba Weaver A! Wells, Tommy West, Kenneth Westfaul, David White, Larry Wicniewitz, Skippy Wilkerson, Judy Wilkinson, Jeff Williams, Dennis Wilson, Brock Wilson, Cathy Wolverton, Debbie Class Of ,72 lCCl' m. Adkinson, Phil Alexander, Sheila Alexander, Steve Anglin, Belinda Arnold, Buddy Avery, Willie Baker, Jimmy Baker, JoAnn Ball, Alice Ball. Willie Jean Bell, Jesse Bethany, Robert Blades, Jed Bond, Brian Bond, Randy Boutwell, Melanie Broome, Darrel Brown, Floyd Butler, Bobby Calhoun, Ann Carew, Donna Carter, Buster Chapman, Jerry Cluff, Mary Cooper, Charles Crain, Donald Crawford, Kenneth Creel, Donald Dantzler, David Davidson, Debbie Davis, Lee Davis, Sharon Day, Elaine Dean, Shirley Dees, Warren Dread, Lottie Dubose , Vicki Dye, Ala Mae Eakes, Ted Edwards, Larry 174 . Eubanks, Nancy Fields, Sharon Fisher, Leona Fulton, Beverly Gaffney, James Gage, Marlene George, Jimmy Gladney, James Grant, Teresa Gray, Cecelia Green, Cherlonn Gregory, Star Guynn, Fred Harris, Kenneth Hatcher, Luther Havzlrd, Kathy Heamdon, Angela Heflin, Sherry Johnson, Linda Heistand, Jerry Hester, Margie Hilton, Kcigm Holdiness, Beverly Holdiness, Hope House, Karen Hubbard, Tony chcoat, Carmen Johnson, Linda Jordon, Linda lacy, Rhonda Lander, David Lane, Loree Luvinghouse, James Lee, Elizabeth Lee, Rosemary Lee, Willie Lennep, Debbie Lofton, Mike Lynn, Kim Lynn, Renee McCormick, Keith McElory, Lynn McLain, Judy McLeod, Dottie McLeod, Eric Merrill, Lisa Mims, Juliette Moore, Phil Myers, Linda Nelson, Bill Nelson, Steve Nelson, Timothy O'Bannon, Cathy Packer, Brunetta Payne, Terry , M J. l Phillips, Loretta Pierce, Amie Pitts, Jeannie Pitts, Mark Porter, Kenny Powell, Patty Reese, Debra Reese, Robert Rockwell, Steve Roney, James Roney, Paul Roper, Barbara Ross, Lucy Sandiford, Lucy Savage, Brenda Schliesser, Becky Sabders, Rita Shelton, Donald 176 Class Of ,73 Smith, Karen Smith, Linda Smith, Lou Smith, Patricia Smith, Tommy Stauter, Claude Stauter, David Stewart, Eddie Tanner, Cindy Thornhill, Jim Vice, Gail Walker, Greer Walker, Steve Walters, Billy Watts, Ginger Waughn, David Webb, Jackie Wells, Mark West, Doris White, Angus White, Mark White, Paulette Wilson, Jerry Wood, Nancy Yarbrough, Jimmy Yokum, Andy Young, Beth Young, Cindy ADAMS, GLENDA-F.H.A. ADAMS, OCATVIA-F.H.A. F.B. LA. 4. ALBAIR, WIMPY ALLEN, PAULA-F.H.A. 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; F.B. L.A. 4. ALMOND, TRUDY-Band 1,2,3,4; Let- tered 1, 3; Solo and Ensemble 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Science Club 1,2,3; FBLA 3; Annual Ed. Staff Class Editor 4; State Band Contest 2, 3,4, Journalism Club 4. ANDERSON, ALICIA-FHA 1,2; FBLA 4. ARDOIN, DAVID-Hi-Y 2, 3; Science Club 2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; State Band Contest 2,3,4; Tiger Flash 3. ARMSTRONG, MARY-Transfer 2; Sci- ence Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 4. BALL, GRACE BALLINGER, FREDDY ANGLIN, DIANE BANG, VIVIAN-FHA 1, 3; Science Club 2,4; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Convention 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Jr. Miss Pageant; Tiger Flash 4; Library Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Scholastic Letter 2,3; FBLA 3. BARNES, BARBARA ANN BARNES, BARBARA LOUISE-Transfer 3; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Library Club Pres. 4; Chorus 1; Class Play 2; Beta Convention 3,4; Pep Club 4; Carni- val Ball 1; Scholastic Letter 3; Far- mer's Ball Court 3; Jr. Miss Pageant. BATY, DONNA-Spanish Club 1,2; FHA l; Y-Teens 2, 3; Officer 4; Beta Club 3; Officer 4; Science Club 3; Tiger Flash 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; FBLA 3; B 8: PW Girl; Star Student 4. BAXTER, TERRI-Homecoming Court 1, 2; Beauty Pageant 1,2; Who's Who 1, 1,2; 178 Senior 2,4; Carnival Ball 1,2,3; Farmer's Ball 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Officer 2,4; Science Club 2, 3; Execu- tive Council 2,4; Jr. Play 3; Girls State 3; Glee Club 3,4; Oct. Girl of Month; Pep Squad 4; State Y-Teen Conf. 2; Fall Dist. Conf. 2, 3; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4. BEATTY, ROBERT-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; M-Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Y-Teen Dreamboat 4. BENEFIELD, KEVIN-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chap- lain 4; Annual Staff 2; Tiger Flash Staff 1,3,4; Editor 4; Quill 'n Scroll 3; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Officer 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 3, 4; Executive Council 4; Boy's State 3; Music Scholarship 1; Welding Award 1; District Science Fair 2. BLACK, KAREN-F.H.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teens 4. BLACKWE LL, BRUCE-Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; I-Ii-Y 2. BOLER, CLAY-Spanish Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Science Fair Over-All Winner 4. BOND, RUSTY-Student Council 2,4; Officer 4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Glee Club 4; Science Club 2,3; An- nual Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; Carnival Ball 1,2,3; Youth Congress 3,4; Beta Club 8: Convention 3,4; Football 1,3; Baseball 3; District Choral Festival 4; Homecoming Court 2,4. BOWLIN, JAMES BRANNING, KENNYnBasketball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club 2; Football 1. BRELAND, DAVID-Library Club 4; Golf 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2. BROADUS, DONNA BROUN, SCHERRI-Band 1,2, 3,4; Sym- phony Band 4; Band Council 4; Solo and Directory Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2,4; Journalism Club 4; Tiger FIash Staff 4. BROWN, GWEN BRUMFIELD, THAD-Football,1,2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Who's Who 4; Hairdressers of the World 1,2, 3,4. BUNTAIN, RICHARD BURKE, KATHY BURROWS, MIKE BYRD, BARBARA-Band 1; FHA 1; Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4. BYRD, MARY LEE TURNAGE BYRD, MELANIE BLADES-Band 1,2, 3,4; F. H.A. 1,2,4; Jr. Play 3; Glee Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; State Choral Festival. CALDWELL, DIANE CAMPBELL, JOHN-Beta Club 1,2; Foot- ball 1; Science Club 1,2; Transfer 2; Football 3,4; Student Council 4. CARSON, FLOYD NOLAN CARTER, BRENDA-FHA 1,2; Science Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. CAULEY, ALICE CHESTANG, NELLIE-Transfer 2; Band 1; FHA 1; Science Club 1; Math Club 1. CLARK, CONNIE CLARK. PATSY-FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Officer 4; Spanish Club 1; Glee Club 2; District Choral Festival 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4. CLAY, GARY-Football 1,2, 3,4; All Big Eight 3,4; Tiger TrOLShy 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 4; Sci- ence Club 4; M-Club 2, 3,4;-Officer 4; Carnival Ball 4. CLUFF, WESLEY-Footba111,2,3,4; Track1,2;Baseball3,4;M-C1ub 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 3; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2; Math Award 3; A11 Big 4. Ensem. Contest 3,4; State Band Contest 2,3,4: Letter 1,3,4; Chorus 2; Science COOK, BRUCE COOPER, JACKIE COUCH, JAMES GRAIN, DARRELL-Band 1,2,3,4; Span- ish Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; Band Council 4. CRAVEN, PATTI-Band 1,2,3,4-; Sym- phony Band 4; Majorette 3,4; State Band Contest 2,3,4; CarnivalBa114; Jr. Play 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Science Club 2,3; State Science Fair 2; Chorus 1. CRAWFORD, DONALD4H14Y; Science Club 3,4; M-Club 4; Football Manager 4. CROCKER, JEANNENE PARKER-Favor- ite 1; FHA 1; Beauty Pagent 1; Y-Teens 1,2; FBLA 4; Pres. 4. CREWS, TOMMY DALE, DAVID LAMAR DARDEN, JAMES LEON DAVIS, KAY-Pep Squad 4; Science C1ub4. DAVIS, ROSA PACK DAVIS, TERRY IOE DeLASHMENT, ERNEST DICKSON-Foot- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Spanish C1ub1,2;Hi-Y 4; M-Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Who's Wh01,4. DELMAS, YOLANDA DEERING, BILLY EUGENE-Spanish Club 1. DICKERSON, CAROLYN ANN-Transfer 2; Science Club 1; FHA 1; 4-H Club; Pep Squad 3. DOWDY, JAMES EDWARD DOWDY, ROBERT WAYNE DRYDEN, DARYL AVEN-Spanish Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4;Hi4Y 2,3,4; Officer 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Carnival Ball Court 2; Who's Who 3,4; Executive Council 4. EHLERS, ELEANOR EUGENE FARRAGUT, JAMES LEONCE JR. -Track 1. FIELDS, BOBBY- Football 3,4; Track 4. FLOYD, JoANN-FHA 1; FBLA 1. 179 FOUNTAIN, ESTHER LOUISE-Transfer 1; Science Club 4. FOUTAIN, EULA-Y-Teens 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 4. FURBY, ROBERT LEON-Band 1,2, 3,4. GARRISON, GWIN OWEN GOLDSTON, RICHARD-Transfer 3; Sci- ence Club 1,2,4; Hi-Y 4; Executive Council 4; Science Fair Winner 3; Band Council 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Gulf Coast Clinic 4. GOODWIN, NOLAN MALCOLM JR. GRAVES, PATRICA GAYLE GRAY, BRENDA DALE'FHA 1,2. GREEN, ROBERT JOHN JR. -Football 3, 4; Baseba113,4;M-C1ub 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Class Officer 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Most Handsome 4. GREGORY, BONNIE JEAN-Y-Teens 2,3; FHA 1; Science Club 2; Pep Club 4; Transfer 3, Dramatics Club 3, Beauty Review 3. GREGORY, BRENDA IRENE-FHA 1; Science Club 2; Y-Teens 2; Chorus 1,2. GROSVENOR, PENNY JEAN HALE, STEVEN RICHARD-Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Offi- cer 4; Youth Congress 3,4; Delegate 4; Carnival Ball Court 1,4; Hi-Y 2,4; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tiger Flash Staff 4. HALES, C. B.-Footba111,2,3,4;Track 1,3; Hi-Y 4; Science Club 3,4;M-C1ub 3,4; Carnival Ball Court 3,4. HALL, FLORRIE ANN HALL, JANIE ELIZABETH-FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Pep Club 4. HALL, RICHARD FRANKLIN HALL, WANDA KAY . HAMILTON, DAVID HAROLD-Football 3,4;M-C1ub 3,4; Track 3,4. 180 HAMILTON, DENISE DARLENE HAMMOND, DONNA CAROL-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Band 2; Tiger Flash Staff 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Jr. Play 3; Homecoming Court 4; District, State Choral Festival 4; Pep Club 4. HAMMOND, SANDRA RUTH-Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, Beta Club 3, FBLA 4. HARDY, ROGER LEE HARPER, CINDRA LEEAN HARRELL, ROBERT CLEVELAND HARRIS, JAMES OLIVER HAWLEY, HARRIET ELAINE 4Skeeter1- FHA 1,2; Science Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Squad 4; Chorus 1,2. HEAD, SUSAN ELIZABETH-Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Officer 2, 3,4; Farmer's Ball Court 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Sci- ence Club 2,3; F. H. A. 1; FBLA 3; Glee Club 3,4; Jr. Play, Student Director 3; Beta Club 3,4; State Convention 3; Delegate to Civitans Citizenship Sem- inar 3; Elk's Leadership Award 4; Annual Staff 3; District Y-Teen Con- ference 3. HEFLIN, RICKY HENDERSON, KATHY EARLINE HILL, DEBRA-FHA 1,2; Glee Club 4; Y-Teens 2,4; FBLA 4. HOVER, WESLEY HOWARD, JEANNETTE-FHA 1,2; Offi- cer 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; FBLA 4. HUBBARD, BETTY-Y-Teens 1,2,3; FHA1,2; FBLA 4; Glee Club 4. HURD, FAY-FHA 1,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Sci- ence Club 4; NJHA 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Tiger Flash 3. JARRELL, DENNIE LAWRENCE JARVIS, BILL-Football 1,2, 3,4; Basket ba111,2,3,4;Track 1,2,3; M-Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4;C1ass Officer 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Boy's State 4; Who's Who 4; Carnival Ball 1; Pres. of SC 4; Nov. Boy of Month. JENKINS, MIKE JOBE, JACKIE-Y-Teens 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Tiger Flash 3,4; Class Officer 1, 3; FHA 1,2;G1ee Club 2,3,4; Dist. Choral Festival 3,4. jOI-INSTON, GAYLE-Symphony Band 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 3; Head Majorette 3,4; State Band Contest 2,3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Y-Teens 4; Junior Play Cast 4; Library Club 4; Science Club 2,3,4. JONES, ALTON RAY JONES, BARBARA-FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 2. JONES, LINDA-Spanish Club 1; FHA 2, 3; Y-Teens 2,3; Library Club 3,4. KELLY, VINCENT-Transfer 3. LACY, PAM-Band 1,2, 3,4; State Band Contest 3,4; Science Club 2. LADNIER, APRIL-FHA 1,4; Y-Teens 2; Science Club 2; FBLA 3. LANDER, JOE-Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,4; 4-H 1,2; State Band Contest 1,2, 3,4. LANDER, TOMMY-Football 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Band 2, 3; State Band Contest 2,3; Carnival Ball 2; Student Coun0112;Hi-Y 2, 3; Tiger Flash 3. LANGHAM, CELESTINE-Transfer 2; FHA 1; Science Club 1; Math Club 1. LAVINGHOUSE, ROBERT LEDLOW, JAMES WILBON LEUBA, CINDY RUTH-Carnival Ball 1; Beauty Pageant 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Jr. Hi Cheerleader 1. LIDDELL, RUBY-Transfer 3; FHA 1; Science Club 1; Math Club 1; Library Club 1. 3 LINDSEY, BECKY4Jr. Hi Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Homecom- ing Court 2; Beauty Pageant 1,2, 3,4; Class Beauty 1,2, 3,4; Carnival Ball 2; Who's Who 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3; Science Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Tiger Flash 4; Farmer's Ball 2, 3; State Y-Teen Conf. 2; Jr. Miss Pageant 1st Alt. 4. LOCKHART, JERRY-Football 3,4; Base- ball 2, 3,4; Oct. Athlete of Month. LOTT, CAROL-FHA 1; FBLA 3; Y-Teens 4. LUCAS, THELMA-Beauty Pageant 1,2,3, 4; Most Beautifu14; FHA 1,2; Beta Club 4; Science Club 2,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleader 4; Who's Who 4; Dec. Girl of Month. MCARTHUR, DAVID MCCORMICK, REGINA-FHA 1; Y-Teens 4; Officer 4; Science Club 4; Pep C1ub4 MCDILL, JIMMY-Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Lumberton Band Clinic 3,4; Gulf Coast Band Clinic 3; Miss. Lions A11 State Band 3; Spanish Club 1; Gulf Coast Symphony Orch. 3, 4; State Band Contest 2,3,4. MCDUFFEE, BILLY MCLEOD, ANN-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girl's Ensemble 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Girls' State 3; Class Officer 2; Far- mer's Ball 3; Tiger Flash 3; Junior Miss Pageant 4. MABRY, BECKY MAHATHY, CHARLOTTE MARSHALL, BRENDA MARTINEZ, DIXIE-FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3; Science Club 4; Cheerleader 1; Y-Teens 3,4; Beauty Pageant 1,2,3,4; Most Beautiful 3; Jr. Play 3; Library Club 4. MASON, JUDY BETHANY-FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2; President's Council 3; Li- brary Club 4; Science Club 2, 3; Chorus 1; FBLA 3. MASSEY, LARRY-Band 1,2, 3; Science Club 2; State Band Contest 1; 4-H. METSGER, KAREN-Transfer 4; 3rd Alt. Junior Miss Pageant 4; Carnival Ball 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Glee Club 4; Officer 4; Girl's Sextet 4. MILLER, CATHY VINCENT-Y-Teens 2,3; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 1,2. MILLER, CLARA MAE MILLER, DOUGLAS MILLER, RHONDA-Class Officer 1; Stu; dent Council 2, 3; Officer 3; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Offi- cer 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Science Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Executive Council 4; Who's Who 4; Carnival Ball 4; Far- mer's Ball 3; Science Fair Winner 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 4; District Choral Fest 3,4; State Choral Festival 4. MIZELLE, MORRIS-Band 1,2, 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 4; Band Contest 1,2, 3,4. MOORE, CATHY-FHA 1,2; FBLA 4. MORIE, JOHN VERNON MYERS, BILL-Science Club 2,4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Band 1; Science Fair Winner 1,2; District 1,2. MYERS, LOIS ANN NEAL, DONALD NEESE, LARRY PARKER, DON PARRETT, JOHN WAYNE-Spanish Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 4 PIERCE, CHARLES PIERCE, JOHNNY-Football 3,4. PITTS, JANIS-Y4Teens 2, 3,4; Science Club 2,3; FHA 1; FBLA 3; Officer 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; State Band Cont. 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Carnival Ball 2,3,4; Beauty Pageant 3; Homecoming Court 3; Junior Miss Pageant 4. POOLE, HENRY 182 PRESLEY, PAT-Football 1,3,4; Track 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Convention 3,4; Youth Congress 4; Boy's State 3; Executive Council 3,4; Class Favorite 2,4; Who's Who 4. PULLIN, WALTER- RASMUSSEN, DONNA-Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Art Editor 4; Tiger Flash 2, 3,4; Art: Editor 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Far- mer's Ball Court 3; Officer 4; Fall Dist. Conf. 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Girls Ensemble 3; Mixed Quartet 3; Solo 4; District Choral Fest. 2,3,4; State Choral Festival 4; Journalism Club 4; Who's Who 4; Pep Squad 4; Jan. Girl of Month. REA, BERT RHODES, LESLIE RICE, DEBBIE ' ROBERTS, DIANE-FHA 1; FBLA 4. ROBERTS, JOHN ROBINSON, BILL-Football 1,2, 3,4; Big Eight Hon. Mention 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3;Baseba111,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; CarnivalBa114; Library Club 1,2; FFA 1,2; Transfer 3. ROCKETT, JIMMY-Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2 Track 1; M-Club 2,3,4. ROCKWELL, LINDA-FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Off. 4; Sci- ence Fair Winner 3; Glee Club 2, 3,4; District Choral Festival 2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Beta Club 4; Tiger Flash Staff 4; Executive Council 4. ROGERS, LINDA ROGERS, LUTHER ROGERS, MARK ROGERS, BECKY-FHA 1,2; FBLA 3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Tiger Flash Staff 3; Junior Miss Pageant 4. ROHLFS, DICKIE RUSSELL, SANDRA-Y-Teens 2, 3,4; 3,4; ,3,4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Journalism Club 4; Tiger Flash Staff 1, 2,3,4; Science Fair Winner 1,2; Dis- trict Science Fair 1,2; Class Officer 2; Carnival Ba114; FHA 2; FBLA 3, SALMON, RICKY SANDERS, JENNIFER SAVAGE, MIKE SEALS, LINDA-Transfer 3; Band 1; Sci- ence Club 1; FHA 1; Pep Squad 1. SERROS, FERNIE SMITH, GARY SMITH, KENNY SMITH, MELBA3FHA 1; Science Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 2,3; Pep Club 4. SMITH, MEREDITH SMITH, TOMMY SNIPES, LARRY STAUTER, LINDA-FHA 1; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1,2,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4. STEWART, ANNETTE-Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Beta Club 4; Officer 4; Tiger Flash 4; Science Club 2,3,4; State Beta Convention 3,4. STOKES, JANICE STOKES, DIANE STORK, LARRY STORK, WESLEY STRINGER, BRENDA-FHA 1; Science Club 2; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4. STUCKEY, TIM SWARD, jUANITA TANNER, LEHMAN-Hi-Y 3,4; Science Club 4; M-Club 2, 3,4; Carnival Ball 3, 4; Farmer's Ba112; Football 1,2; Base- ball Mgr. 2,3; Glee Club 3; District Choral Festival 3; Who's Who 4; Jr. Play 3; Growler Staff 4; Sports Editor 4; Village Green 2,3,4. TANNER, WANDA-Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3. THACKWELL, RICHARD THORNTON, PAUL TILLEY, PEGGY-Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Tiger Flash Staff 3,4; Feature Editor 4; Journalism Club 4. TOLBERT, BUFORD TREADWAY, STAN-Band 2, 3,4; Band Council 4; Science Club 2,4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Tiger Flash 1, 4; Jr. Historical Society; Carnival 8311 2; Jr. Play 3; Glee Club 4; Journalism Club 4; Gulf Coast Band Clinic State Band Contest 3,4; Science Fair Winner 3. TREHERN, PAULA-Spanish Club 1,2. TURNER, FRANK TURNER, LAURA VALENTINE, MITCHELL VAUGHAN, RONALD-Spanish Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Science Fair Winner 3; Solo and Ensemble 2,3, 4. VAUGHAN, WINETTE-Band 1,2, 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 3,4; State Band Contest 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Science Club 2, 3; FBLA 3. VICE, DEBBIE GOFF VICE, LANA-Transfer 4; Y-Teens 4; Science Club 4; Officer 4; Library Club 4; Officer 4. VICE, LINDA-FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3,4; Officer 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Pep Club 4; Tiger Flash Staff 3,4. VICKERS, DeWITT VINING, ELTON WAINWRIGHT, LYN-FHA 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Guidance Counselor Asst. 3; Office Asst. 4. WAITES, DEBORAH-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Beauty Pageant 2,4; Junior Play 3; Football Queen 4; Senior Favorite 4; Carnival Ball 1; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; FBLA 3. WATSON, CELIA-Y4Teens 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Officer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4. 183 WATTS, PAT WATTS, JANIE-FHA 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; FBLA 3,4; Officer 4; Growler Staff 3,4; Feature Editor 4; Jolliest Junior 3; Who's Who 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; 2nd Alt. and Miss Congenia- lity; Miss School Spirit 3; Pep Squad 4; Officer 4. WELLS, JAY-Spanish Club 1,2; Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Outstanding Tenor 1; Boys Quartet 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Beta Club 4. WHATLEY, BRENDA WILKERSON, DIANE WILKS, NONA-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Band 1,2; State Band Contest 2; FHA 1; FBLA 4. WILLIAMS, KATHY-FHA 2; Y-Teens 2, 4; FBLA 4. WOLVERTON, WANDA-Band 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 4. WOMBLE, GLENDA-FHA 1,2; Officer 1; FNLA 3,4;G1ee Club 2, 3; Tiger Flash 1 3w , Q 5: W1 151 9119414 1,, Mbw Wkk W chILUfif'Ef 'L'J Qouscbx b 12W WU dam L509. QCLLXQ, 095.2pr M9 mu m0 vow in 0D W311 $0M J93; VWWWg w LQV' a r 't 10., 43;;er CL; RYMLAKJWKJ Huionugwg wow 21ngmmx S O t; wn$mgamb Wow kmwthg 131. wdp e 11,1 am 93912 glamdtxougxou W w. $411 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Science Club 2, 3; District Choral Festival 3; Library Asst. 3; Jr. Play Finder's Creepers Chorus 1,2, 3; Pep Club 4. WOOD, JACKIE-Student Council 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Head 4; Class Favorite 2, 3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Executive Council 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Beta Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Glee Club 2; Beauty Pageant 2, 3, 4; Carnival Ball 2,3; Junior Play 3; Junior Miss Pageant 4; Farmer's Ball 2; Sci- ence Club 2, 3; Officer 3. WOODWARD, RUSSELL WRIGHT, PATSY-Science Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Officer 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 3; Tiger Flash Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 4; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4. YOCUM, MIKE LQmJbut alt wms 112m w'm 114,11 buck aguakqgawg 191 '1pr Was Hub dLLwa WJdet-w . 314x 444L933 3520 Q 06UL 01.192 ; mowm o ' QX ; Accompllshed Much . . . 33:21? There,s More To Come! 184 Anyone For A Checkout? Moss Point's well-dressed secretaries add grace and charm to the high school office. Absentee lists, checkouts, and keeping student records are all a part of their daily duties. 185 Mrs. Linda Lauchassee ADVERTISEMENT ; V5 3 K' , J, 1 'k. 5: . - FRAZIER Compliments of L , INSURANCE AGENCY I X; n 264 W. Delmas Ave. BRUMFIELD'S Congratulations Sr. from yJ Y SHOP, ; x. 908 3 Market Pascagoula E. F.'BAXTERK 92 W General Conwacto; Building - Remodeling? 1 475-1162 Compliments of Rudolph C. Williams WILLIAMS MACHINE WORKS 420 Market St. 475-7651 502-1744 $ . 31 Y 3 . x f 3 '4 3 1 L x 14' X 1 V IL 7 ,111 4 x 5 343 . i 3 1 3X 3-: 1. l y HAMILTON S M XXV BURNHAM,S v x V U; .k 3 4 lf VI 14' . V 1:, 3 3 X1, 41'- , 71V 4 k l x L v I 1'4 4 . Appliance andx 3; ,E 1 Serving Moss Point 4 Furniture, I130. 1,1 3 1x ' 1 for over 65 Years . 'H 44 K N 11L: L 1 I 475-9761 W , 3 .. - . , a 1 629 Mam Street 1 M 1 t v4 f 0511139111 Q A54Z3 y 4 . 3 1 0761 a, U167? 6L Cgonggc g 1 ll ' ngAao , 017 -; c M 1,,qu W x95- FEW V M12424 LM a1? 7nd Xfad gimp 4410! A MJZXZOI 49K QJM 1.1149? XKQWKKMZZM cga1ylag Cy DaOLLZZX 29,21 W 6622mm; gMQm x 1 KL? JKEW 2,?ng $3?in WSW MagaZI :00? 942 S. ar xiPas a la 3 ONE , IDEAL gyffy PELHAM s CLEANERS Seafood k i Qti 657 Polk ,1 VV a$ 1130?;i Serv vice mum ngEN $3 WMIK 8CK' SPORTSMANJX 3;? :i gfggiixf? CENTER Pascagoula,Miss.QJ Wi fEiyOO , X K T ff 03 My y . 002 036. $ 1 w i M AWM 10200 ,x V y i V39 Om 0V 5 Y6 v??? v 7 N . v c ' i i BC M3; 3.; WNJ U KN U i C KM THExOXMl i Compliments of QCKCQ? 2er WSOJN STAg AW SHERMANSGROCERY 9g 1 f K U M- i y X? ' E xxx i w W p 3 W 2221332? qt: 9 Up MVP J5 C i W m i i? W . x NQLAN S, ' RADIO:AND T.V. fws tfie ser'vigierbehind - thekale'that count? . MOSS POINT INSURANCE AGENCY Your Independent Agency Main Street M055 Point A , :C E W Compliments of PARKS Jack T. May and Skip Weatherby Furniture Store Moss Point, Mississippi WEATHERBY MATERIALS Ready-Mix Concrete K W 8; M Corp. Paving Contractors QEgg??? J :2: 475-1285 x - $5 . A g Y ?b k EEK jig? v X; $- ix x X. T26: E A xii Kg; 1 ' FOSTER LENNEP ,- x SE T k E: h and sons v v 6 $ k MEants QCMEQLE E E E Building Materials ; EX- '77 E KER . wa K Xi e E Moss Point, Mississippi xk E 7 K1 Exx- RR ii; 96 . - F X 7 X N K P ' k x a $b R 1 , y g F TEX r: N F X; E.Sg k Compllme 3 C; Moss Point Mississippi bi w R : 3X kif x R - c? x BAXTERS CLEANERS CT 1 13 McInnis Ave. All work guaranteed W 0 J Q X! .yr0 N11. fwf- J 0 J W Y 7.. V, .SLV AIL . JVJ NU if V 52'- ,0 x, Lin gt? 7H. J J 6081 ,1 .4 LX , 0 y , 0 A v j N 0 w 5, it; y 0 JV 61 'JJ 0 0;, 0 0 ,0 AA 0733! L x L V V . nyx 0 20M VX ixfdf CY .r fwd 0? 0 j . u 3 JV I :4 ; $i501; J J 0' f; fv 3K V KW n f g; $$Ta , 3 7 r. , J i m ' 0 MI; W , J ,5 Q X ! 4 35$:ng LutzmMWQNE- 5W w 00 . 0 $3 snwwadkwmm5:H$XQM0 :wfhg J VUA. m3ji; ?uAQDu: X4 WWW xx :9 475- 7 0 i 0 Q The Nation0s Host W Q3 ' ' N2 .r g; from Coast To Coast k x 1 x 0 0 ngu is 0C: 00 avno xnt0 L0am MKQV . 0 ! X! g 0 COW xv HHA. Hag 23; Y 0R 'g'wq 1L, J M RA E , CARTERAGENCY 3 3: J :3 i0 REALESTATE 2 $00700 ex J 0 ,0 0 x 0 A00y x 0 Y CJ - Q xxJ CL: 3 ,J 0 17 j 0;? 0Q 7 g0ang x57 MEHSKI OffigESupply f r . 1K, 2E 762-2314 r L 1 l h V 1 J 7! 111 Why ff ILA L 4. l j ., L L1- ; V .2 v - 7 31 I1 L1 Ll, SJ f? 2 1? M WOODTS 1, . 1 g , 5 1; 1 . DICKSQNS ! The Store With The Goods 1 3 1 . Downtown .. 7 475-3721 1 7, Moss Point Downtown Moss Point 1 1 A . .1..'L '11 .. '7 7 HA8 9 5 0005 . x W Complumnts of --SGH?H3Y;BST 762-8210 1 1 DRUGS Dining Room 8L Lounge 762-1 192 Pas. Banquets Parties HiWa 90 - Pas. y 29- V d .x 31;; X c 2 2 Jib f 2 K RKBFQS 4 GO V 2 mmy- Cf - A Ti crs 59 3 1 213,3inle g ,24 r SCSgrefda GO, Pascagoula Mississippi ,. y .4 47 $7: 2 33g, KS gt ,: Ki? 37:3 Q2 is 3 5, q 7' 7 or- K C V x iv C123 LA L. 3 TL? 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' 4g VOWW 2 B Ls, 3' L; 4 L 7 M 77, 4007 82 77ng? 3 3; i: N Alma Mater '1 4 1 ; On The Cities Western Border Reared Against The Sky Proudly Stands Our Alma Mater As Th? Years Go By, Forward Ever Be Our Watchword ' Conquer And Prevail Hail To Thee, Our Alma Mater MOSS POINT HIGH ..... CD ALL HAIL! oz 7 A x T93; .7999: FA? CA 4V $0: Senlors look QR t0 the future with curious, dubious anxiety . . . X4576 Lg , ; 7?; a ,0ng ,5LUQLQY?';QL 1W9, MJMQQ may? 2W AIL? EbRp 02,721 7 90a, 4QL2VVIJVK ka Wilkgwgassgvz, Rue n7wmbue. 54214 77MSL0 gQAAgWW SI:p 341769er m cams L0 411917 wngfbb754zumxzs AMY7 Jig ' 5657 OB ? ck 75 Ljdbu Amy; L36 I V, IQX5C 7;. 5 196 5 198 I And Life At Moss Point High Continues . . . Each Ripple Carving Its Way To The Oceans Of Life. 24w w m - wwuum gnaw TributeEIloiThe llOne And Only,, l i. :1 Fred Shirley 1 1 Never before hayre school puhlications measured up to such quality f and promptness. This effic1ency was due primarily to the efforts of its sponsor, whoSe patience 121ml deep devotion were never fa11- x .7 ' 111g. He balanced discipline With understanding in see1ng that each 1 1 job was completed. His Wit brought relief to all in moments of ', cr1s1s. His loyalty and versatility were demonstrated by the many tasks he has undertaken at M. P. H. S. This year he has served as sponsor of the annual and paper staff. He was also sponsor of the beauty pageant and co-chairman of the Jr. Miss Pageant. While leading young people in these endeavors he has set an ex- ample for them and been a friend to them. Thanks For Everything! Needtwe