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

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1971 volume:

Moss Poigt High Sch301 The 1971 Growler Editors: Debbie Hanson Steve Rouse Let our teaching be full of ideas. Hither- to it has been stuffed only with facts. France Niililma t 5 There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you wa nt; and after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. MPOlNT CENTRALW OCTZ BILOXIW 15'PICAYUNE 55555 23 5515555555 5555 The Talent of Success is nothing more than doingwhat you can do well; and doing well whatever you do, withouta thought of Fame Longfellow I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; forthe hardest victory is the victory over seIf. Aristotle mg Viv MR. M.P.H.S.: GREG GOFF dm ma Sh mm DG ty am Ba K Wayne Arnold, wmsom 23m . g . . . a , . N ;T,.u,Haa.yak.,4:.:.Iax.3..m..c.5 ; .: .,,. ., .. mmE O m: . p . p . . Ill.- .. .llilllllllll I w . 0 Z , fggiv , 8:623 50.2 bhbbppbbpb Most l. Marlin- PoHte fpgt n: H? M 4 kucag dy rnhart a 5 ; 3 i .H San. mum? n... 1 1. v; .rH . .. w a Most Versatile , ;; Ja'h Hannaford saw AmbroSe xf. 'TY- x hbx;p k m n; ?Vx ;yj ;$ W Qirjww 133$ .3? KW w; M1 x Q 3...;ng School Spiri Judy Lucas Bobby Lott KleI' KATHY GRAHAM JR. MISS Miss Kathy Graham captured the title of Moss Point's Jr. Miss 1971. First Alternate was Miss Debbie Hanson and second Alternate was Miss Nollene Holmes. Jann Walker and Marlene Hinson made up the rest of the five finalist. Dana Miles was chosen Miss Congeniality. Other contestants Were: Jan Hanna- ford, Leigh Gunn, Cheryl Farragutt, Vera Banks, Mattie Nix, Gail Collins, Dottie Renfroe, Dala Baker, Laurie Calhoun, Jackie Harrell, Dana Miles, Sandra Presley, Janie Cirlot, and Lynette Seabron. To know a person, close your eyes and open your ears. Tachus The man who makes no mistakes does not usually makeanything. Phelps DEDICATION Mrs. Damie Schaub 36 It is With pride that we recognize one whose loyalty has proven an inspiration to us for many years. While striving to encourage education, she has had an immense influence on the character of young lives around her. As a small token of our thanks for an ex- traordinary job well done, the Growler staff proudly dedicates our 1971 Growler to Mrs. Damie Schaub. 37 ORGANIZATIONS AK A Y-Teen Officers: Marlene Hinson, Devotional Chairman; Debbie Perkins, Service Chairman; Debbie Stewart, 2nd Vice-President; Cheryl Farragut, Secretary; Jan Hannaford, President; Leigh Gunn, Social Chairman; Kathy Graham, lst Vice-President; Pam Shields, Publicity Chairman, and Mrs. Hussey, Sponsor. Y-Teens is a Christian organi- zation for high school girls. It is organized around school interests and relationships endeavoring to learn to work together, to share responsibil- ites, and to develop leadership. x571 E'! ' X N -.- V SOPHOMORETRIANGLE JUNIORTRIANGLE JR. CIVITAN Officers Pres: Allen Greer Vice-Pres: Pat Dickson Secretary: Greg Goff Treasurer: Jeff Hammond Sargeants at arms: Wayne Arnold, Dan Walker Chaplain: Leigh Gunn 42 The purpose of Ir. Civitan is to instill the principals and values up- held by the Civitan Club. The club is made up of High School students under the direction of it's school sponsor and the local Civitan Club. , President, Janie Cirlot; Vice-President, Becky Yarbrough; Secretary, Sherry Stauter; Treasurer, Joy Danuler; Reporter, Paula Pierce; Sponsor, Mrs. Youngblood. JR. FBLA Future Business Leaders of America consists of students taking business courses. By cre- ating more interest in the in- telligent choice of business oc- cupations; it strengthens confi- dence, develops character and prepares for useful citizenship. President: Debbie Perkins, Vice-President: Gaylen Living- ston, Secretary: Joni Hammond, Treasurer: Bobbie Stewart, Re- porter: Nancy Toups, Sponsor: Mrs. Lamar. The M-Club is an honorary organization for lettermen in all varsity sports. Any varsity letter- man may join. Each spring the club sponsors pledge initiation and an outing for all members. Officers are: Greg Goff, President; Steve Kuhn, Vice- President; Steve Rouse, Secre- tary; Kenny Robertson, Sar- geant At Arms. Sponsors are: Coach Nelson, Coach Owens. BETA CLUB Promoting scholarship and leadership, the Beta Club, is one of the most outstanding clubs at Moss Point. Require- ments for membership is a 91 average for Juniors and Seniors, and membership in at least two other clubs. This years Beta Club boosted school spirit by selling TIGER car tags and beautified the campus by planting flow- ers. The members also held many fund raising projects to provide money for the Beta members to attend the State Convention in Jackson. Special recognition goes to Miss Easterling, the new sponsor for this year. 45 S 4 President, Joe Rogers; Vice President, Billy Roberts; Edmiston. SENIORS STUDENT COUNCl SOPHOMORES G L E E C L U B n$-uml-I-UIIIII-r- Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Maxwell offers training in sight-reading, voice i and breathing con- ' trol and the produc- ing of suitable tones. Members are select- ed on basis of hy- outs held at the end of each school year. The group's reper- tiore consists mainly of selections to be performed at the District and State Choral Festivals. This year's officers are President, Truitt Williams; Vice- president, Shelia Bosarge; Sec. - Trea. , Pat Briley; Reporter, Sherry Stauter; Librarian, Julia Boone; Robe Chairman, Bobby Lott. President, Truitt Williams; Vice President, Shelia Bosarge; Secretary Treasure, Patricia Briley; Re- porter, Sherry Stauter; Librarian, Julia Boone, Robe Chairman, Bobby Lott. 48 1971 GROWLER STAFF Co -E ditors Assistant Editors . . Feature Editors . . Sports Editor . . Photographer 0 . Debbie Hanson Steve Rouse . .Terri Britt Dan Walker Linda Robinson Kent Carpenter . Joe Rogers .Tommy May We, the 1971 Growler Staff, hope we have captured for you some cherished mem- ories of another year at MPHS, that will long be remembered. H quanta x 1 W110 t LIBRARY CLUB The main concern of the library club is to involve students in the func- tions of the school library Members of the club consist of students who act as student library assistants. Mrs. Jackie Auerbach is the sponsor. MPHSTIe ER BAN D ' The Tiger Band under the direction of Mr. Jack Lander supported the TIGERS by performing superior half- time shows with precision and excellent marching and playing. The Band was also active in many other activities such as the State Band Contest, performing in a Christmas con- cert and a spring concert. Consisting of more than 100 mem- bers, the purpose of the Band was to promote good musicianship and to pro- vide training for those going into the musical profession. Band Council: KNEELING: Dala Baker, Jackie Harrell, Karen Miles, Phyllis Verbeke. STANDING: Tommy Mav, W. D. Oliver, Pat Dickson, Steve Rouse, Otis Carter. Mr. Jack Lander, Director. I I I I I I I .W; Feature Twirler Reba Cunningham Drum Major Tommy May Majorettes Dottie Renfroe Schweida Brown 3 k i W . . . . , x. vim ., ,. .mtkhiariwiig, ' MPSChedule MP Schedule Sept. 4 Meridian Sept. 11 Fairhope Sept. 25 Laurel Oct. 2 Biloxi Oct. 9 Gulfport East Oct. 16 Picayune Oct. 23 Hattisburg Oct. 30 Gulfport Nov. 13 McGill Nov. 20 Pasc agoula Meridian defeated Moss Point 27-0 in the season opener for both teams Friday, September 4, at Dant- zler Field. The Tigers moved the ball well between the 20 yard lines on the Wildcats but were unable to mount a scoring drive. Moss Point Statistics Meridian 16 First Downs 11 65 Yards Rushing 202 133 Yards Passing 130 170 Total Yards 332 11-27 Passes 5-11 3-38 Punts 3-31 Moss Point defeated the Fairhope Pirates in Fairhope, 12-7. The Tigers struck first after taking the opening kick-off and driving 65 yards for the score. Herman Safford capped the drive with a 2 yard plunge. In the second period James Crowley returned an inter- ception 88 yards for a touchdown. Both extra point attempts failed. The Fairhope touchdown came in the fourth quarter on a 1 yard burst from the two yard line. The extra point was good and the final score was Moss Point 12, Fairhope 7. Moss Point Statistics Fairhope 7 First downs 9 63 Yards Rushing 93 97 Yards Passing 11 160 Total Yards 104 7-12 Passes 2-11 4-33 Punts 3-33 Moss Point lost a hard fought 21-6 decision to the Biloxi Indians at Dantzler Field Friday, Oc- tober End. The Tigers score came on a pass from quar- terback Tommy Robertson to wing-back Willie I ee. In the final minutes of the game Moss Point 5 emed headed for another but were halted by a g ml line stand on the Indian 1 yard line. Q The Laurel Tornadoes dropped the Moss Point Tigers 14-8 in Laurel Friday night. The first Laurel score came after re- covering a Tiger fumble on the Moss Point 20 yard line. In the second period Laurel scored again after intercepting a pass and the score at the half was 14-0. The Tiger's only score came in the 4th quarter on a 29 yard pass from David Rockett to Barry Gibson. Ray Johannson added the two point conversion. The final score read 14-8. Moss Point Laurel 1st downs 8 9 rushing yards 148 48 passing yards 76 3 passes att. 5 12 passes comp. 15 Senior Kerry Neal The Picayune Maroon Tide took a narrow 7-6 victory over the Tigers in Picayune, leaving Moss Point with 1-5 record. The Tide scored early in the first period after recovering 9. Moss Point fumble at the Tiger 16 yard line. The touchdown came 3 plays later and with the conversion the score stood 7-0. Moss Point scored in the third quarter on a 28 yard pass from quar- terb ack Tommy Robertson to split end Barry Gibson. A try for a two point conversion failed. Picayune Moss Point 11 lst downs 8 10 passes att 19 5 passes completed 4 2 passes intercepted 1 0 fumbles lost 2 140 yards rushing 86 68 yards passing 39 208 total yards 125 66 Moss Point fell victim to the speed of Gulfport East as the Vikings beat the Tigers 48-14. The Vikings had 3 touchdowns on the board before Tiger quarterb ack Tommy Robertson raced 49 yards for a score. A 2 point conversion was good. In the second half Skippy Wieniewits burst through the line for the Tigers other touchdown. The point after touchdown was no good leaving the final score 48-14. Moss Po int Statistics East 14 First downs 22 1 18 Y ards rushing 207 46 Yards passing 215 164 Total yards 422 5-34.5 Punts 2-36 In a battle of the Tigers, Moss Point lost their home- t min; game to Hattiesburg, 33-6. '1 ha Hub City Tigers scored first on a 70 yard burst off L h by fullback Tommy Venus. After a successful Am rsion the local Bengals took the ensueing kick-off tfrove for their only score. Jim McCool covered the ards. ; :1ttiesburg scored their second tally later in the half Wmided 3 second half touchdowns to put the game 67 TIGER-TUFFIES w X Gulfport's No. 1 ranked Commodores handed the Tigers a 55-6 defeat on the sailors home field Friday. Moss Point's only score came on a 70 yard run back of a fumble by Hendrix Brentz. Moss Point 5 51 12 63 4-15 8-36 lst downs yards rushing yards passing total yards passes punts m. Gulfport 18 232 213 445 8- 10 1-45 The McGill Yellowjackets defeated the Tigers in the final home game of the sea- son by a 12-8 count. McGill scored 1st five plays after the opening kick-off. An attempt for the ex.- tra point was no good. Moss Point scored with seconds left in the half on a plunge by half-back Skippy Wieniewitz. James Crow- ley added a 2 point conversion to give the Tigers an 8-6 lead. Key plays in the drive were a 34 yard half-back pass from Jim McCool to Barry Gibson and a 16 yard toss from Quarterback Tommy Robertson to McCool. The Yellowjackets scored again in the second half after a 56 yard drive in four plays. An attempt for a 2 point convexsion was batted down by Greg Goff. The Tiger defense was lead by Mark White, Steve Kuhn, and Tommy Wells. Moss Point 6 4O 64 104 4-10 8-30. 5 McGill lst downs 14 yards rushing 124 yards passing 121 total yards 245 passes 7-20 punts 4-28. 5 I Ea' -mq- A as. nu- ; -- nu...- I ' 1 Senior Tommy Saska Pascagoula's Panthers scored 4 lst half touch- downs to defeat the Tigers 30-15 in Pascagoula, ending the season for both teams. Moss Point, opening with the old single-wing attack, surprised the Panthers and drove for a touchdown on the lst offensive series of the game. Tiger Fullback Jim McCool swept right end for 6 points, and James Crowley booted the extra point, making the score 7-0. Pascagoula quickly rebound- ed, however, and held a 30-7 lead at half-time. The final Tiger tally came in the second half. Jerry Brown bulled his way to paydirt and a pass from James Crowley to Charles Cooper added the final 2 points to close out the scoring in the contest. Jim McCool was the workhorse for the Tiger offense, picking up 49 yards on 20 carries and an additional 36 yards on 3 passes. Moss Point Pascagoula 14 lst downs 6 24 yards rushing 211 57 yards passing 20 81 total yards 231 5-19 passes 2-5 HOIVIECOMING 70 1V. wmwm aw M Ma. .m ; Homecoming Queen Jam: Walker Escort Bo Coleman Sr. Maid Sarah Smith Escort Jimmy Emerson Sr. Maid Barbara Salters Escort Johnny Seals Jr. Maid Eva Wells Escort Carter Brown Soph. Maid Nancy Wood Jr. Maid Susie Fortenberry Escort David Robinson Escort Gene Roberts Soph. Maid Greer Walker Escort Mark Wells 73 GREG GOFF JOHN McPETE TOMMY FURBY . :- 1; -J ; 'n-eafA.C$.. I g: ,m. . 53$ $122 -i um ward m x V: RONNIE MILLER hk..... JERRY BROWN GARY PIERCE JINIMY STORK WAYNE ARNOLD N w m m m m K DARRELL CUMBEST A n x' r; i Karen Smith ax SPIRIT! L '3 Eight .- Watt 8- 'JUN 693 ',G I Y? 9 I ardene't. . ; sycg :. 89 ebb v 'u 'Elen ' 19' . '51 ? v h Debbie Sandifer 1' K . Kmi ?. K If I 13 ,- Q3131 t. f; x u-' a Haiku l '1 Q ' i ' -.smr5 M? ': '71TIGER BASKET FIRST ROW: Clark, Rankin, Robinson, Joe, Crowley, Chaney. SECOND ROW: Johnston, Nettles, Polk, Bamhart. THIRD ROW2Be11, Brumfield, Williams, Ambrose, Lee, Pettis, Cooper, Managers; Walker, Browning. BALL Coach RonakiRussun1 Under the guidance of Coach Ronald Russum the Moss Point Tigers completed one of their most successful sea- sons in recent years with a 14-10 won lost record against formidable South Big 8 opponents. Speed, poise, and determination characterized the cager's play opposite powerful teams throughout the 70-71 season. The Tiger backcourt proved to be an effective driving force with emphasis on shooting and ball handling. While on the front an ample amount of defensive play and re- bounding was displayed by two juniors, William Johnston and Richard Polk. Johnnie Nettles the only Freshman on the squad supplied the added backbone which made Moss Point the leading rebounding team in the Big 8 Conference. 81 Seniors; David Ambrose Mike Williams Hank Barnhart 82 The Moss Point B-Team pulled through to a 10-6 season with the aid of the two leading scorers, Willie Lee and Ernest Chaney averaging 9.7 and 9. 9 points a game respectively. David Robinson added the final touch with excellent ball handling and de- fensive precision. The weight of re- bounding was lead upon the able shoulders of A1 Brumfield and Anthony Joe who dominated both the offensive and defensive boards throughout the season. , um,mmw m w, This years Growler Staff would like to extend their cordial congratulations to David Ambrose on making the South All-Star Team and being all Big 8. Good Luck and keeping popping that sack! ! 22 33 4O 43 Scoring David Ambrose Mike Williams Richard Polk Hank Bamhart William Johnston Johnny Nettles 13. 12. 11. VIOJOHUJON 89 Rebounding Johnny Nettles Richard Polk William Johnston Hank Barnhart David Ambrose Mike Williams HHH oxooxonu-n wuoowwoo BASEBALL 1971 There were few bright spots in the 1971 baseball season. The Tigers could manage only 3 wins in 11 games. These victories came over Picayune 12-11, Gulfport East 2-0, and most importantly, Pascagoula, 3-2. However, the Tigers were predominately scphomores and juniors and the ex- perience gained by them this year should show up favorably next season. Team members were: James Crowley, John Bell, Joe Smith, Monty Eaves, Kenny Pullen, Tommy Robertson, Mark White, David Pettis, Greg King, Danny Clark, Skippy Wieniewitz, John Webb, Russell Clark, and Ronnie Miller, Richard Browning, Woody Cowart, Jerome Gladney. Pitchers and Catchers-STANDING: King, Smith, Pullen, Pettis. KNEELING: Westfaul, Eaves. 1.. G1 mw De; Nu Ah Tw 5, mm .mm Wm B niewitz. KNEELING: Robertson. Infield-KNEEL'ING: Clark, Crowley, Gladney. STANDING-King, Pullen, Pettis, Smith, Clark. Led by such front runners as Raymond Montgomery, Willie Lee, and Prentiss Heatherton, and Barry Gibson the Moss Point track team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in the past several years. Competing for the second season on their new all weather track, the Tigers showed much improvement. In the running events, Montgomery paced the Tigers in the 120 yd. high hurd- les placing 2nd in the Big 8, South Miss. and State meets, and lst in the District and South Big 8 meets. He also set a school record 1. 47 seconds. Gibson took 3rd place honors in the district meet in the 180 yd. low hurdles. Lee and Heather- ton led the Tigers in the high jump and pole vault, respectively. Lee won lst place in the District and South Big 8 meets, 2nd in the Big 8 and South Miss, and 6th in the State meet. Heatherton was 2nd in the District. 11W , gym vi: M A ' NMW ' mmnW' i , 3 6. a . i 99 100 ll 3, .; Mum '! u We, ,, . u m ,,. 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Alexander Bonnie Mae Ashley Henry Harry Bamhart K, Dorthy McNeal Alford Dala Eunice Baker David Arthur Ambrose Linda Dyann Baker Kate Barwell James Grant Berry Sherry Mae Boler Michael Eugene Boleware Julia Diane Boone Anna Beth Bosarge Gary Lynn Bosarge Shelia Dianne Bosarge Clareser Bowers Floyd Bradley II James Douglas Brewer Indy Isabel BreWer Jerry L- BrOWn Shamn Juanita Brown Nancy Lois Bryant Renee Maria Tanner Burrows Irene Ann Calogero Laurie Lida Calhoun Jennette Yvonne Rexford Jessie Eugenne Carroll Michael Wayne Carter Otis Penny Carter III Carr Sandra Ann Chase Gussie Chatman Laura Jane Cirlot Sherry Lynette Clark Stephen Wayle Clay Howard Bruce Coleman 117 Gail Elaine Collins Darrell Louis Combest Cora Ellen Conn Beverly Diane Cook Susan Lynn Cook Robert J. Couch Joy Arminda Dantzler Anita Dell Davis Brenda Arlene Davis Cynthia Ruth Davis 0 Joyce Marie Davis Pat Henry Dickson, Jr. Char Lee Dorsey Emily Cecile Dubose .; Patricia Ann Dunagen Carole Lynn Edmiston Patricia Darlene Eklund James Burnham Ememon Jr. John Dees Faggard Cheryl Ann Faragut Kenneth Wayne Flowers Teresa Dawn Frazier Oliver Monroe Frazure Jr. Dale Kadon French William Gary Gatu's Pamela Charlene Goff Kathryn Darlene Graham Kirby Allen Green Michael Kent George Bailey D. Gordon Shelia Jean Graves Kurt Edgar Cuillot Sheryl Eugene Goff Betty Darlene Gunn Gregory Allen Goff Pattie Leigh Gunn Cheryle Mae Hamilton Lorene Wells Hamilton Frank J. Hammond III Janet Irene Hannaford Mitchell Wade Helms Denise Vivian Hill Marlene Elizabeth Hinson Debra Leveme Hood Arlene Hudson Melva Delores Huff Deborah Lee Hyatt Melissa Jane Hyatt Barbara Jean Jackson Patricia Ann Jackson Teresa Diane James Carolyn Ann Jarvis Lawanna Darlene Jenkins Karen Rush Jenkins Ann Maria Lott Glenda Lawson Deborah Ann Lott Tommy Jones Clarence Earl Lewis Jane Elissa Loftin John Robert lott Earlene Liddell Emsley Demetrius Long Judy Karen Lucas Debbie Lyons James Max McCool Jr. Mary Louise McDaniel Archie Ray McGlawn Marilyn Elizabeth McLeod Betty Jean McMillian Ax l John Preston McNair John Louis McPeek Jr. Wanda Kay Madden Sharon Yvonne Mahathy Charles 0. Marthaler William O'Neal Mars 11'. Richard E. Marthaler James Grant Metsger Dana Lorraine Miles Robert Douglas Montague Jr. Zenoria Matthews William Douglas Mizell Bessie Pearl Molde Catherine Aline Moore Kerry Jerome Neal William Dowe Oliver Jr. Constance Williams Morris Harry Timothy N eal David Kieth Panter Marie Ann Parker Stephen Anthony Parker Gladys Darlene Parks Paula Renee Parks William Darrell Panett Margaret Rose Patrick Gary Lee Pierce Paula Jean Pierce Charlene Randolph ,- LUWUX J WW Q6111 R 3;.le ' . '15 - Lois Redmond Mary Lou Redmond Clinton David Reedy Dottie S. Renfroe James Eric Richards Bronwy-n Denise Richardson Gene Austin Roberts Steve Douglas Roberts Kenneth Ray Robertson Linda Joyce Robinson Robert Steven Rouse Barbara Jean Salters Wanda Gay Sanders Howard Ellis Seab Russell Neuborn Seaman J mes C. Self Daniel Elmer Sherman Pamela Rhodes Shields Joseph Elmon Smith Leonard Sidney Smith Jr. Sarah Corinne Smith Daniel Guy Smith Jr. J A Gladys Marie Smith Jerry Andrew Smith Sherry Ann Stauter Sharon Dianne Stewart Raymond Lamar Stokes Jimmy Reed Stork Judy P0018 Stork Mary Lee Stringer David Lloyd Taite Judy Lynette Taylor i A Marvin Joseph Teer Brenda Dianne Thompson Torn Edward Turner Patricia Ann Vaughan Sherry Twyenette Vaughan Charlie Matthew Vernon Betty Carol Vice Joe Edward Vice Charles David Watts Ronald Eugene Weldon Judy Dianne Whately Alfredia Lynette Wells Michael F. White Mary Jo Webb Janna Vee Wells Michael Bruce Whitney Helen J Wilkerson Archie Carey Williams Carolyn Woodward Truitt Carmel Williams Virginia Diane Woodward Willie Mena Williams Rebecca Sue Yarbrough Otis Dewain Wolverton Susan Stephanie Yawn E Mi ,wg' g E v ,lvmzm h Jolliest Jdnior Suzie Fgrtenberry . k Adams, David Akridge, Steve Allen, Terry Almond, Dennis Anderson, Peggy Anderson, Ronnie Braker, Anita Baker, Joanie Barlow, Roberta Barnett, Bill Barnhart, Verna Baty, Pam Bell, Anita Bell, Jesse Bell, Rodney Bennett, Patsy Bethea, Harry Bishop, Deidre Bioens, Clarence Blades, Dennis Bloodsworth, Barbara Boler, Vickie Booker, Allen Borden, Sandra Barlow, Cindy Bounds, Kim Bounds, Steve Boutwell, Linda :15: Bradley, Lee Bradely, Branning, Brazzle, Shirley Breland, Lana Brentz, Hendrix arry Briley, Yuonne Betty Broadnax, Broome, Brown, Barry rxesher, Diane Patricia Britt, Terri Broadnax, Thomas Melton Brumfield, own, Carter Brown, Larry Brown, Larry Mary Brumfield, A1 Brumfield, Robert Browning, Ritchie Ricky Bryant, Ozeil Buck, Judy Buntyn, Gerald Burchett, Robert Burns, Larry Burton, William Busby, Mike Butler, Ray Canfield, Twila Campbell, Linda Carpenter, Kent Carroll, James Carson, Patti Carter, Buster Carter, Reda Carter, Rodney Chatman, Jason Clark,Cathy Clark, Danny Clark, Henry Clark, Russell Clausell, John Coker, Charlie Coleville, Karen Cook, Micky Cook, Shiela Cook, Tommy Couch, Rommy Cowart, Cherry Cowart, Woody Crowley, Cunningham, Cunningham, James Jimmy Reba Deas, Malcolm Delaney, Alton Delancey, Tersa Delmas, Mark Denblayker, Kai Dethloff, Bruce Cook, Vernon Cooper, Couch, Jesse Crain, Donald Paulette Crandel, Dantzler, John Cramer, Mathew Barbara Davis, Gwen Davis, Kathy Couch, Randy Crosby, Ada Davison, Vickie Dethloff, Dickson, Gayle Dickie Dillard, Herman Dodson, Vicki Dugan, Debbie Dunagan, David I Eaves, Monte English, Mattie Pagan, Billy Fairchild, Farris, Jeanie Fortenberry, Glenda Suzie as R:- Q G : Fuller, Lucindy Fulton, Danny Gaffney, James Gardener, Ellen Gibson, Barry Gill, Peggy Graham, Rebecca Gregory, Belita Dutton, Terry French, Ellen Van Grey, Mary Griffin, Jeannie Griffin, Willie Gunn, Curtis Gunn, Kenneth Gunter, Dale 141 Hackler, David Hale, Terry Hamilton, Alison Hamilton, Sandra Hammonds, Aubrey Hammond, Betty Hammond, Joanie Hannah, Trudie Hardy, Denise Harold, Wyman Harper, Chritopher Harris, Gwin Harris, Johnny Harrison, Betty Harrison, Shelia Hately, Marsha Henderson, Sybil Hester, Carlene Hester, Sharlene Hill, Angela Hoffman, Teddy Holder, Tommy Holland, Carolyn Holland, Edqina f. 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DFGNJSLUII 'vCJBNML I. n C Tillie, Georgett Tisdale, Francis Tolar, Kenny Torres, Becky Torres, Mark Tucker, Gloria Vaughn, Je an Verbeke, Beverly Verbeke, Phyllis Vining, Steve Viverette, Charles Walker, Dan 149 Walters, Faith Warden, Jimmy Washington, Brenda Washington, Linda Watts, Keith Waxton, Linda Weathers, Melba Weaver, A1 Well, Eva Wells, Floyd Wells, Sharon Wells, Tommy West, Kenneth Westfaul, David White, Larry Wieniewitz, Skippy Wiley, Debrah Wilkerson, Jeff Wikerson, JudV Widlender, Willie Williams, Ava Wilson, Brock Wolverton, Debbie 151 Wolverton, Mamie Wood, Marsha Woodward, Carolyn Woodlaw, Mary Ann Wright, Tyrone Young, Cindy -Vl Enfk? chzacx'm.vxv;vw w wwwngg. . ., J mew-muww M 159 Abney, Larry Adams, Cathy Adkinson, Phil Aho, Ieff Alexander, Sheila Alford, Ricky Anderson, Johny Arnold, Buddy Aultman, Nancy Averette, Joan Baker, Jimmy Baker, Timothy Ball, Murphy Ballinger, Ronnie Bang, Herbie Banks, Ethel Barfield, Randy Bamet, Beverly Barnett, Mary Barrow, Marshall Bartwell, Larry Bass, Rosemary Beck, Ruby Beckham, Mike Bell, Joyce Bivens, Yvonne Blevins, Gary Bolton, Graylan Bond, Randy Bond, Robert Boren, Patsy Bosarge, Howard Bosarge, Jerry Bosarge, Neno Bradley, James Bradley, Middy Branning, Dale Branning, Gale Bridges, Savayolio Brooks, Rita Broome, Darrell Broughton, Georgie Broughten, Gloria Broughten, Joe Brown, Aaron Brown, Donna Brown, Floyd Brown, Jenny Brown, Sandra Brown, Thresia Brown, Wanda Bullock, Bruce Bullock, Mary Borroughs, Audrey Bush, Linda Butkr, Bobby Butts, Kathy Calhoun, Ann Campbell, Jo Nell Caples, Dorthy Carew, Donna Carter, Mike Chaney, Ernest Chatman, Ida Clark, Jim Clark, Ollie Clark, Vickie Clausell, Peggy Clemens, Eloise Cluff, Mary Coleman, David Lwayxi. Collins, Wilie Collum, Ray Cooper, Charles Cox, Glory Craig, Robert Crear, Andrew Creel, Donald Croston, Linda Crowley, Diane Cruthfield, David Cunningham, Becky Daily, Carl Dale, Michael Dale, Steven Daniels, Edna Dantzler, David Davidson, Charles Davidson, Debbie Davis, Barbara Davis, Lee Davis, Sharon Daughtery, David Deas, Warren Donald, Betty Ann Dowddl, Greg Dubose, Janice Dubose, Vickie Dunagan, Kelly Durane, Parks w A Button, Joe Dye, Ala Edwards, Ehlers, Jean Ehlers, Charles Ellis, Doris Epps, Sue Elbanks, Mary Fairley, Sandra Larry ' Fields, Sharon Fillingim, Forrest, Fountain, F'untain, Franklin, Fantroy, Mary French, David Faye Howard Brenda ienry Samuel Frazier, Leona Fulton, Beverly Fulton, Renee Garret, Vima George, Jimmy Goff, Joey Goldsmith. Edna Brag, Cecelia Graham, Debbie Graham, Doris Green, Curtis Green, Jacelyn Greys, Ronald Grierson; Lin Guertin, Tommy Gunn, Lavonia Guynn, Fred Hale, Bill Hammond, Johnny Hanson, Janice Harrell, Jeannie Harris, Huel Harris, Kenny Harrison, Gail Harrison, Gloria Harrison, Gwen Harrison, Mary Harvey, Carla Hasty, Robert Hately, Jaunese Havard, Dewey Heamdon, Angela Heatherington, Kathy Heflin, Sherry Hiestand, Jerry Hilton, Kim Hinkle. Carey Holdiness, Beverly Holland, Debbie Holloway, Linda House, Karen Hubbard, Howard Huckelby, Aletha Hurd, Debbie Hutchins, Helen Hyatt, Johnny Hyde, Ricky Jenkins, James Joe, Athony Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Linda Johnson, Lonnie Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Tom Joine r, Pam Jones, Eloise 1 8, Elizabeth Lee, Willie Lennep, Debbie Nerette, Leverson, Liddell, Annice Monsue Patricia Lockie, Henry I 1dde11, Teresa Lindsey, Amold g Jones: Flora Jones, Nita Jones, Peggy Jordon, Gerome Jordon, Je anette Kendrick, Billy Kinney, Be atrice Lacy, Rhonda Lamora, Linda Lander, David Langley, Emma Lavinghouse, James Lawson, Shiela Lee, William Logan, Rosaline Lynn, Kim McConald, Estella McGee, Jerry McLeod, Eric Mass, Shirley Millender, Beverly Lollar, Dennis MacArthur, Donny McDonald, Gary McGl awn, Earl McMillan, Kenneth Mazingo, Lonnie Millender, Raymond Loper, Bard MCArthur, Ricky McDonald, Patsy McInnis, Vincent McMillian, Meta Merrill, Lisa Miller, Judy Lott, Jarrett McCorvey, Robert McElory, Lynn McLain, Charles McPeak, Cheryl Merrill, Joe Miller, Robert Lowery, David Marrow, Linda Mason, Kara McCurdy, Jack Miles, Alvin Miles, Karen McFerrin, Mimms, Miller, Nancy Mike Mazie McLeod, Dottie Marion, Brenda Middleton, Pam Mitchell, Tommv r7 Mizell, Rether Monroe, Montgomery, Mooney, Janice William Charles Moore, Alvin Morie, Timmy Myers, Anthony Myers, Linda Neese, Kathy . x! Necaise,Roxanne Needhem,Li0ne1Neese, MDITiS Nelson, Bobbie Nelson, Bill Nelson,Lorraine Nelson, Steve Nelson, Tim Jolles, Milton Patton, Jackie Nettles, Bobby Nettles, Dora Nettles, Sandra Nettles, Toni Nettles,Veronica Nettles, Willie O'Bannon,Kathy OVeTSU'EEt, Betty Packer, Brunetta Parker, Sammy Parks, Karen Parlin, Gordon Payne, Terri Perry, Charles Peterson, Diane Pierce, Arnie Pierce, Pam Pierce, Wilie Pinter, Lynn Pitts, Debra Poe, Christine Porter, Linda Powell, Sherry Rice, Jane Richardson, Rosa Pittman, Priddy, Susan Lenore Richardson, Pitts, Jeannie Athasting Porter, Kenny Roach, Lillian Powell, Patty Presley, Fred Richard, Lorine Rivers, Betty Roberts, David Rand, Danny Randall, Kim Richardson, Richardson, 1. B. John Roberts, Denny Roberts, Jerry Rankin, David Richardson, Dri a1 Roberts, Sherry Robertson, Harman Robertson, Tommy Rogers, Kathy Rogers, Rosemary Roney, Paul Roper, Barbara Rowell, Dorthy Russell, Franklin Salters, Janice Sanders, Rita Sandifer, Bebbie Sasser, David Seaman, Patricia Self, Billy Sellers, Anna Sellers, Mary Ann Seyright, Phyllis Sharp, Johnny Shelton, Kathy Shepherdson Sheila Simmons, Henry Simms, Jo Ann Singelton, Terrell Singefield, Jackie Sistrunk, Vic Smith, Darrell Smith, Diane Smith, Janet Smith, Jennifer Smith, Joe Smith, Karen Smith, Lou Smith, Mary Smith, Sandra Smith, Wanda Spooner, Kay Stallworth, Nathan Stampley, Jerry Stanton, Alford Stauter, Claude Stauter, David Stevens, Charles Stewart, Billy Stewart, Eddie Stewart, Shirley Stewart, Suezette Stewart, Sylvia Stringfellow, Debbie Stuwart, Chuck 169 Sutterfield, Phil Sylvester, Claudette'! Tanner, Cindy Tanner, Dennis Talent, Debra Taylor, Kathy Thame, John Tilley, Marsha Tolar, Eddie Toulson, Calvin Trump, Ken Ventroy, Mary Walker, Greer Walker, Huey Walters, Billy Ward, Paula Ward, Phillip Watson, Timothy Watts, Ginger Weaver, Otis Webb, Jackie Wells, Mark White, Mark White, Paulette W'hite, Sherman Wilkins, Mary Williams, Gay Williams, Jerome Williams, Joey Williams, Matilda Winters, Delores Wood, Nancy Woodham, Jane Woodland, Mabeline Woodlaw, Phyllis Woulard, Phyllis Yarbrough, Jimmy Yawn, Kay Young, Beth Young, Earl A: q: '1 Wm Kg ; tangy, s X f i 3 , ADMINISTRATION 84 FACULTY l Superintendent Of Educa on Mr. M. J. Bullock Assistant Superintendents Mr. Claude L. Stauter Mr. Larry A. Drawdy Mrs. Lottie Sudduth Elementary Supervisor Mr. Robert Holmes Athletic Director I79 Secretaries Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs . Alda Ray Canfield . Jennifer Shoemaker Ruth Elam . Fannie Joseph Mr. Gene Stauter, Principal With his patience and endearing smile, Mr. Gene Stauter has served as a medium between stu- dents, faculty, and community; as well as a friend to 2111. Prior to his administrative assignment, he had served as a teacher and a coach in the Moss Point System. Mr. Gene Stauter has devoted much time and sincerity to the affairs at Moss Point Central. Secretary Mrs. Linda Lauchessee 180 Secretary . Mrs . Ruby Bi rds all Mr. Howard Fortenberry Assistant Principal As a newcomer to the administrative staff, Mr. Fortenberry has become a familiar face to the stu- dents and faculty and has proven an advisor and friend to all. 181 MISS LINDA THOMPSON English, Miss. State University D E EP NA GR T L I'M H T MRS. ALLEENE BULLARD English, M. Ed. U.s.M. MR. TOMMY HEWLETT English, B.S. Speech Education U. S. M. MR5. CARRIE KING English, B.S. Jackson State. MR. ERIC NELSON English, B.A. William Carey. MRS. SHIRLEY OWENS English, B.S. JackSOn State. MR. EDWARD B. ROPER Business English, English, B. A. U. S. M. NOT PICTURED: MR. LAMONT ROUSE MRS. JULIA POLK MISS CATHERINE CRYER M. A. University of Mississippi HISTORY DEPARTMENT MR. CARROLL BERRY American History, B. S. U. S. M. MR. KENNETH MORGAN Problems, B.S. Education Miss. State University. MRS. DAMIE SCHAUB American Government, Economics B. A. Miss. Women's College Peabody MRS. PATRICIA SMYTI-IE American History, B. A. Asbury College. MRS. NAOMI WALKER B.A. Rust College, Holly Springs, Miss. 183 Not Pictured: MRS. FRANCES HOLDER MR. EMMETT HOLDER MRS. MARY RUDDIMAN MR. JAMES WEBB MATH DEPARTMENT MRS. LUCILE HUSSEY Algebra II, College Prep. B. A. William Carey M. S. W. Univ. Denver. MR. DONALD CLINTON Algebra I, Modem Geometry B. S. U. S. M. M. Ed. U. S. M. MR. GENE HEIDER B. S. in Secondary Ed. South- east Missouri State College. MRS. MILDRED SEGERBLOM Modern Geometry B. S. Belhaven College. Not Pictured: MRS. GWENDOLYN COLE MRS. MATTIE PINKNEY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS VANITA EASTERLING Chemistry, Biology B.S. Miss. State Univ. MR. LOUIS KENDALL MRS. JEAN McCOOL B.A. Miss.Stf1te B.S. M.A. Ole Miss. MA. Unlversxty Fla. U. S. M. MR. BILLY MULLINS Biology, B.S. Delta State. MR. MEIDON WALKER Biology, B.A. Biology Rust College, Holly Springs, Miss. MR. WESLEY WALLEY Physical Science B.S. Biology, Science Universityof Southem Miss. Not Pictured: MRS. ANDRIA ROE 184 wmaam ,, M . COMMERCE DEPARTM ENT MRS. ESTELLE HAWLEY Secretarial Training B. S. M. S. U. S. M. MISS THELMA LAMAR MRS. ELSIE BEATTY Bookkeeping, A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce. MRS. EDITH YOUNGBLOOD Bookkeeping, Typewriting B. S. Business Ed. William Carey. MRS. BETTYE DAUGHDRILL Shorthand, Typewriting B. S. U. S. M. 185 MUSIC DEPARTMENT MISS KATHRYN MAXWELL Choral Music B. M. M. M. Ed U. S. M. IVER. JACK LANDER B Mus. E.D. U. S. M. MR. JA MES LUCAS B. A. M'RS. MARY WHITE B. S. U. S. M. MRS. JACKIE AUERBACH Librarian B. S. University of Alabama IvaS. DORIS HILL Not Pictured: MR. MIKE NELSON MR. LEE OWENS MRS. TRUDY MILLER Industrial Arts NIR. DONNIE STRINGFELLOW B. S. U. S. M. Not Pictured: MR. J.M. BRANTLEY MR. WILLIS FALLIN MR. VERNON JONES 186 i4. Guidance Counselors MRS. ELAINE BELL B.A. Pre Med. University of Colorado M. S. U. S. M. ' A .n-m-rm .. n... -.U.....- . .u-.nq-v MR. NORMAN WELLS B. S. Delta State College M. Ed. S. M.U. MR. ALTON JOSEPH B. S. Tougaloo College M. Ed. Tuskegge Institute 187 TEACHEROFTHE YEAR Mrs. Mildred Segerbloom 188 Mrs. Segerbloom, as a friend and advisor to all, has been selected as outstanding teacher for 1971. This award could not have been given to one more deserving. Her dedication, trust, and co-operative attitude has made her a favorite of teachers and students both. We, the 1971 Growler staff, salutes Mrs. Mildred Segerbloom as TEACHER OF THE YEAR. To live in peace and die of age M this is the most thatanyone can ask. Macaulay '3 M54. ' - d5 , WW ml W $3M w .n . ,. M ,, rdc a:, Trust is like yester- day - once i $ gone, it can never return. Cicero 194 No person is either so happy or so unhappy as he imagines. La Rochefoucauld .- afnqaumx W s: If you stand at all, Stand tall. King James I of England Ww mthm w, INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY THE MOSS POINT MILL . . A Stable Mississippi Industry Since 1913 Producing More Than 700 Tons of Paper Per Day An Equal Opportunity Employer of More Than 1600 Persons Annual Payroll of More Than $14 Million Pulpwood Purchases of$7 Million Per Year Total Expenditures of More Than $38 Million Annually Compliments of HAMILTON'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Appliances and Furniture Co.; Inc. 600 Main Street, 475-9761 Moss Point, Miss. Moss Pomt, MISS. 475-7141 Compliments of BURNHAM DRUG CO. SEARSTOWN MER- CHANTS . ASSOCIATION 69 Years of SerVICe 475-341 1 Moss Point Searstown Shopping Center Pascagoula, Mississippi HINTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Pascagoula, Mississippi 5603 Telephone Road 762-2444 PUGH1S FLORAL SHOP 3902 Market Street 762-441 1 CHARM BEAUTY SALON Moss Point, Mississippi 618 Main St. 475-1561 FOSTER LENNEP 8L SONS Building Materials 475-4371 P. O. Box 1 Moss Point, Miss. WOODS mfhe Store With the Goods7 Moss Point, Mississippi 475-3721 Compliments of J. M. ROGERS 8L SONS PARSLEY PRINTING SHOP 11The Quality Shop Compliments of JUDGE FRANK D. LYNN District 2 113 Mclnnis Ave. Moss Point, ECONOMY SALES 8L FEED STORE TOWER LOAN BROKERS 106 Mclnnis Avenue Loans and Installment Financing Justin Belts BOOtS 822 Main Street, Moss Point Big Horn Saddles Feed 475-1221 NOLANS DICKSONS T.V. and Radio Sales and Service 475-8159 810 Main Street Moss Point 633 Main Street Moss Point, Mississippi MOSS POINT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insurance for Every Need BAKERS SPORTING GOODS 1317 Main St. 475-3861 Moss Point, Miss. Moss Point, Mississippi JACKSON COUNTY VANN1S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. MARINE 8L SPORTING GOODS 710 Main Street Moss Point, Miss. MERCURY SALES 8L SERVICE Moss Point, Mississippi A Complete Line of Office and School Supplies Jackson County1s Oldest and Most Respected Voice WPMP Salutes one ofthe Finest Schools on the GulfCoast M. E. GUESS 475-1433 Moss Point Fast Dependable Installations By Factory Trained Mechanics FALLS FUNERAL SERVICE INC. Moss Point 8: Pascagoula 475-2112 762-2511 PARKS FURNITURE COMPANY 475-7931 Moss Point, Mississippi ARJAY HOMES Corporation 820 Main Street Moss Point, Mississippi SOUTHWEST DRUG CO. the Complete Drug Store 762-7192 Pascagoula, Miss. RAY TOLAR Highway 90 Office 762-8003 Res. 475-5683 TONYS PIZZA and Spaghetti Highway 90 Pascagoula, Miss. Rascagoula, Mississippi C l' t f MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY omp mm 5 0 SPEEDY MART 762-1682 . . . . 312 Jackson Street Pascagoula, M1551551pp1 475-9107 Compliments of Compliments of G 8L D AUTO PARTS BUSH OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. Compliments of ANSTINS STYLE CENTER Scarstown Shopping Center STANDARD OIL CO. BOOSTERS Polk Motorcycle Co. Sav-Rex Pharmacy House of Floors Main Street Texaco Mr. C. D. Faggard Stinson Garage City Shoe 8L Repair Shop LaFont Inn Mail-Photo Big G Motors Reynolds Grocery Caples Standard Station Baxtcfs Cleaners Mary Carter Paint Store Western Auto Store Moss Point Bakery Mr. 8L Mrs. Pete Martin R. S. Kemp Bldg. Supply Co. Morgan and Lindsey The Christain Book Store West Brothers Dept. Store R. W. Miller Dr. Sol E. Johnson Lawrence DuBose Compliments of Jack T. May and W. C. Skip Weatherby WEATHERBY MATERIALS INC. Ready-Mix Concrete W 81, M Corp. Concrete Contractors 475-1285 Compliments of COASTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION Pascagoula, Mississippi Compliments oPThe Candy Man', CENTRAL VENDING CO. P. O. Box 534 Moss Point, Ms. 475-1651 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: MR. 81. MRS. CLIFFORD STAGG MR. CHARLES SCOTT MR. GENE STAUTER