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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1972 volume:

m. th M w 2sz, 1 m a 2M rm Wm, AOWMW W M or W- W mmmh imw O M wmm J;T--- w::' W 2 m W In Qwhuwu a A ,2 I'm , 4 um Mm r.- a -.wmmm aamm l mu d-uh- um ,.. Elm WWW a mum mew 2, 2MMK m -: WWW .9, IM, Rm umwwu 2 mm WHY? Muw 25 .; he 1972 Growl Editors: 1971-1972 GROWLER DEDICATION The Growler Staff proudly dedicates its 1972 edition to the deserving Mr. Tom Hewlett. Dedicated to developing minds and molding character, this tribute is appropriately titled, for its subject is dedicated person. Mr. Helwett has es- tablished service of teaching, but not only has he established himself as a teacher, but also as a friend to all who know him. We cannot express our re- spect and gratitude to one who has of- fered so much to his students. We are certainly fortunate to be under his inspiring and sincere leadership. Mr. Hewlett has been a teacher at MPHS for two years. He has instructed a variety of courses including Algebra 1, English II 81 III, SpeechI 8: II, and Problems. It can surely be said that Mr. Hewlett has pro- moted some of the students most suc- cessful activities. As coach of a dili- gent debate team, he and members of his club can well remember the auctions, pep corn sales, and of course the festival. In an effort to select a teacher of merit we turned to the most logical answer--Mr. Tom Hewlett. JR ELOISE CLEMENS 9 M m R O M E M m CARL ROBINSON 4 MM, m m : mm X M, $3.? ' God walks in his garden with shears in his hand, His omnipotant eye, his flawless sight-the best, the lovliest God's table demands. Who owns this garden, whose flowers are these? Shall he who made them Himself not please? God waters the flowers, God plants the rose. Each petal, each rose bud, God really knows. He plants them, he plucks them, He gathers them in. The time of his choosing, We know not when. But leave them to God; rose buds, flowers and stems, He is the owner of the garden, This whole thing belongs to him. If I were a rose bud I would not question Him, For God's my planter I belong to Him. REFLECTIONS SCHOOL ' C IW ' BUT NOW IS LIFE; AND WE ARE BEING FORCED TO LEARN TO ACT. ,- mwm ' mew WW u Lax, v .p......a :. :...::.. mm ,wmnu. x1 f x SHARE IT. 22.2525? SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION DR. LARRY A. DRAWDY MR. M.J. BULLOCK MRS. LOTTIE SUDDUTH MR. CLAUDE L. STAUTER 17 MPHS welcome's back a fam- iliar face as George Dale returns as our distinquished principal. Mr. Dale has devoted much time to making this year a memorable one. Prior to his new administra- tive assignment, Mr. Dale served as assistant principal and coach. Mr. Howard Fortenberry Assistant Principal 18 Serving as Assistant Principal for his sec- ond year, Mr. Howard Fortenberry has become a familiar face to the students and faculty and has proven an advisor and friend to all. Principal MR. RAY BLACKLEDGE Moss Point High has added a new face to the administration during the course of this school year, Mr. Ray Blackledge. In the past, Mr. Blackledge has been associated with the Pascagoula School system. Because of his fine work there, Mr. Blackledge was asked to fill the posi- tion left by Mr. George Dale who is now serving in Gover- nor Waller's Admin- istration. The Growler would certainly like to welcome Mr. Black- ledge as well as the entire student body. Secretary, Mrs. Ruby Birdsall Many thanks to Mrs. Ruby Birdsall who has served nine years in duties for the faculty and students. She has become a familiar sight and will be remembered by all. - Se cretary Mrs. Linda Lauchessee Mrs. Lauchessee is also remembered with our greatful thanks for her six years of dedicated work at M. P. H. S. With her endearing smile she has prov- ed a friend to all. 555 Emma MR. ANTONE B. S. Alabama State University MRS. ALLENE BULLARD English, M. Ed. U.s.M. MR. CLARK B.A. William Carey ENGLISH ij:j DEPARTMENT MISS CATHERINE CRYER M.A. University of Miss. MISS HENDERSON B .S . Mississippi State MISS CARRIE KING English, B.S. Jackson State MRS. MATHIS B.S. Ala. State Univ. M. Tuskegee Institute MRS . SHIRLEY OWENS English, B.S. Jackson, State MR . THURMAN B . S . Southern MRS. JULIA POLK Miss. Valley State College, Atlanta University Rutgers University HISTORY MRS. DAVIS B.S. Social Studies, M.S. S.C.W. Univ. of Miss. MR. HOLDER B.S. Alcorn ASM MRS. FRANCES HOLDER B.S. Alabama State College aszaW me 23 MR. HEWLETT B.S. Speech Ed. U.S.M. MR. LUCAS B.S. U.S.M. MR. PARKER B.S. Delta State MR. HARRISON B.S. Miss State MRS. WALKER L H : B.A. Rust College , x MRS. MARY RUDDIMAN MRS. STONE Masters, Columbia-Univ. Masters, Southern B.D. Southern MATH DEPARTMENT MRS. LUCILE HUSSEY B.A. Wiliam Carey M.S.W. Univ. Denver MR. DONALD CLINTON B.S. U.S.M. M. Ed. U.S.M. 24 MRS . SIRLS B.A. Math Miss. State MRS. MILDRED SEGERBLOM B.S. Belhaven College SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Not pictured: MRS. ROBERTS MR . WALLEY 25 MISS VANITA EASTERLING Chemistry, B.S. Miss. State Univ. MR. LOUIS KENDALL B.A. Miss. State M.A. University Fla. MRS. JEAN McCOOL B.S. M.A. Ole Miss. U.S.M. MR. BILLY MULLINS B.S. Delta State MR. MELDON WALKER B.A. Rust College MRS. SHEPHERD M.S.C.W. B.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT MRS. ELSIE BEATTY Bookkeeping, A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce MRS. BETTYE DAUGHDRILL Shorthand, Typewriting B. S. U .S .M MRS. COUCH B.S. M.S. U.S.M. MRS . ESTELLE HAWLEY Secretarial Training B.S. M.S. U.S.M. MRS. EDITH YOUNGBLOOD Typewriting B.S. Business Ed. William Carey MISS THELMA LAMAR Typing B. S. Alcorn ASM MR. J. M. BRANTLEY B.S. Tuskegee Institute MR. VERNON JONES Miss. State Industrial Arts MR . DONNIF. STRINGFELLOW B .S . U . S . M . Study Hall MRS . MARY WHITE F.S . USM Not Pictured: MR. WILLIS FALLIN, Trade and Industry 26 MR. BOURGEOIS, Industrial Drafting Music Dept. MISS CATHERINE MAXWELL Choral Music B.S. M.M. Ed U .S.M. MR. JACK LANDER B. Music Ed. U.S.M. Library MRS. WELLS B . S . Univ. South Ala. Phy51cal Educatlon MRS . DORIS HILL MR. LEE OWENS MISS PERSONS DRIVER'S TRAINING MR. J. STRINGFELLOW MR. WARD COACH MILLER MR. WEBB Art Attendance MRS. ESELIN Clerk MR. CARROLL BERRY 27 h n. w mm. 7.7 ..ww.' w r-i, , ,7 , Y. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MR. ALTON JOSEPH B.S. Tougaloo College M. Ed. Tuskegge Institute MRS . MacRAE '- cum: on A. MR . NORMAN WELLS B.S. Delta State College M. Ed. S.M.U. 28 Teacher Of The Year MRS . JULIA POLK Mrs. Julia Polk has been selected as this years Teacher of the Year. Because of her sincere efforts to teach students with the best of her ability, Mrs. Polk has become a friend and admired person to all who know her. Mrs. Polk teaches English IV, Creative Writing, and World Literature. ABOVE, Patricia A. Briley and Paulette Cooper are present- ing Mrs. Polk with a token of appreciation. STUDENT COUNCIL . n u 0 C t n e m s 2 7 1 7 m f O S r e C .1 f f O . d C S..ne., a tanl M rt.1ue enaah . bUIfTS 0 EW. r RH :ed.M WWuWaY IIWdeb wmosin mav e : eaer tCFD.m0 w,T ,nm dm :rao mmekw P.IOO ;S f pmmei .. 1 mm Rmd aeW$mm lmmamo .1.. cVRMsc Joseph. Rae and Mr SR. REPRESENTATIVES I. 233. t r . xfwnf J r. Representatives .uw scsago'v- won! .0. STUDENT COUNCIL N IN SESSION 34 HONOR SOCIETY national Honor Society is made of students Who have obtained a 90 average and show an mility in leadership as well. This club has replaced the Beta Club which has been active 1 the past. Members are selected on scholastic and leadership abilities. The club spon- uvged by Mrs. McRae. BOYeS AND GIRLS STATE reenew-Hw Kent Carpenter, Charles CooPer, Billy Roberts, Willie Lee, Carl Dailey, Ann Lander, Ada Crosby, Betty Hammonds. Chariman: Debbie Meador Secretary-Treasurer; Deidre Bishop. Brotherhood is the evolvement of students in school and civic affairs. Helping students with their problems is one of the many jobs of the brotherhood. UOOIWmEHOWw Pres: Tony Porter, V. P. Tommy Cook, Sec: Karen Parks, Treas: Paulette Cooper. The purpose of Jr. Civitan is to instill the high moral principles and values upheld by the Civitan Club. It also works toward making members more conscientious of their civic duty. The club is composed of students under the direction of the Civitan Club and spon- sor Mr. Harrison. 37 UUCFO mmFQ Glee Club offers training in sight-reading, voice and breathing control and the producing of suitable tones. Members are selected on basis of tryouts. The group's repertiore consists mainly of selections to be performed at the District and State Choral Festi- vals. Glee Club is under the direction of Miss Kathryn Maxwell. BOYS QUARTET Quartet includes Steve Bounds, David Rockett, Billy Roberts, Gerald Buntyn. Sextet Girls are Connie Stringfeller, Beth Stanford, Becky Torres, Greer Walker, Judy Miller, Paula Ward, Patsy Bennett. m W?CO amaXmm Y-TEENS Sr. Triangle 4O JR. TRIANGLE 41 Future Business Leaders of America consists of students taking business courses. The aims of FBLA is to Strengthen confidence, develop character, and prepare students for useful citizenship. The club also promotes interest in the intelligent choice of business occupa- tions. The sponsor is Mrs. Youngblood. - - wmgiamu. 5;? 331:3... v --------'.cr The Future Homemakers of America is made up of girls in the home-economic depart- ment. It tries to develop the necessary qualities that tends to make a good homemaker. It is sponsored by Mrs. McCool and Mrs. Shepherd. FHA 43 .. :ho t i ABA: -, :: Em? : $ 3: t$ 3:; .0 O Officers inclued: Kent Carpenter-Vice Pres. , Pam Moody-Reporter, Beth Stanford-President, Jeannie Head-Secre- tary, and Sheliah Cook-Treasurer. The main concern of the library club is to involve students in the functions of the school library. Members of the club consist of students who act as student library assistants during their off periods. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Wells. IJBRARY CLUB Mme 44 DEBATE CLUB Officers: Billy Jean Ehlers reporter, Jane Woodham secretary, Elaine Mass vice president, Brock Wilson-President. The Debate Club is a newly organized group of sharp-witted, outspoken MPHS students Who like to argue; Debate teams will represent the school in formal competition, while some members take solo flights into oral competition. Mr. Tom Hewlett is serving as coach and sponsor. 45 SOCIAL HONORS STUDIES CLUB Honors Social Studies is the newly organized seminar political science class. Members dive deeply into the unknown history that makes up our country's past. The class is taught by Mr. Bob Wilson. 46 HONORS CHEMISTRY The honors Chemistry Club is composed of members with a special interest in science and chemistry. This seminar class meets on a week night and is conducted by Dr. Coco. 47 rl r323 . SPANISH CLUB Officers: President: Ann Calhoun, V. P. Vickie Davidson, Secretary: Karen House, Treasurer: Heighm Hilton, Re- porter: Sandia Goodin. The Spanish Club is made up of first and second year Spanish students. The goals of this club are to promote the knowledge and understanding of the Spanish speaking countries of the world. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Auwilda Polk. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is composed of Students studying French. The club aims to improve international understanding of the F rench, a more indepth look at their cultural aSpects and the language. Mrs. Stone is the sponsor. CREATIVE WRITING Creative Writing is composed of students who want to learn and have a certain flair for writing. They have showed extraordinary capabilities and have published a paper of essays, poems, and spicey matters of interest to the Student Body. 49 ' K-iW TIGER FLASH The high school newspaper is published and put out by the Tiger Flash Staff. They furnish students with a written copy of student elections, sports, and other items of interest to the student body. MWi WJW am ANNUAL STAFF Sponsored By Mrs. Carrie Ring 51 S R O n D E Terri Britt Dan Walker E Rm U0 MT ED FE m a h d 0 m e n a J PHOTO- GRAPHER Tommy May BUSINESS M ANAGER David Westfaul : MPHS TIGER BAND Director: Jack Lander Drum Major-Tommy May A? 5' Feature Twiler- Reba Cunningham 56 QZxxm UZHEUMZJZ PERFECT PRACTICE THEY DID TIGERS 71 Coaches: Black, Miller, a-IeaMWebb, Stringfellow, and Owens. 64 The Moss Point Tigers opened their 1971 season with a breath taking victory over Fairhope 14-7. Key players in the game were Tommy Robertson and Herman Safford. The cagers exhibited good ball control and excellent running, by driving continually through the Fairhope defense the entire game. The Tigers went down fighting to the Laurel Tornadoes, squeezed by 16-0 in a thrilling en- counter at Dantzler field. Lauel fought for every inch of ground gained as the tiger defense put up a hard stand; lead by hardnosed linebacker Tommy Wells. Biloxi Indians edged by the fight- ing Tigers 35-0, in a jamor up- set at Biloxi. Moss Point came within scoring distance on sev- eral ocassions, but could never hit paydirt. The Tiger offensive unit made numerous penatration into the Indian soil, but could never attain that fine touch which was needed to score. Moss Point 1051: a difficult battle as the Bikings or Gulfport East eased past 29-15 in a heartbreaker at Gulfport East. The Tiger team exhibited all around good ball play, but as in many cases the breads and penalties took a heavy toll and the cagers fell. The Tigers added another Victory to their score card as they smoded the Picayune Maroon Tide 7-3. The Tiger offense hit paydirt early in the game to make the score 7-0; then after a field goal by the Tide, another drive was instigated, but time ran out giving the Tigers their 2nd win for the season. The Tigers traveled to Hattiesburg for their 6th game of the season, with the Hattiesburg t igers. Filefense was the name of the game as the two forces battled out every inch of ground, for gain on the gridiron. Although Moss Point outscored Hattiesburg two touchdowns to one, the game strangely ended Hattiesburg winning 6-0, due to questionable calls costing the Tigers both touchdowns. Homecoming '71 turned out to be a real dissapointment as the Gulfport Commodors sneeked by in a last minute Victory over the Tigers. Defense proved to be the main item as each squad held the others offensive unit to a minimum of yardage. Not until the closing seconds did Gulfport score and win the game . Special recognition should be given to the entire team for their fight and spirit. The Moss Point Tigers meet the Meridian Wildcats with disasterous effects as the Tigers 10st 21-6. The Tigers played a hard game but penalties exchanges and fumbles took their toll and the game enevitable ended in defeat for the Tigers. 68 The biggest game of the year had a remorseful ending as the Tigers lost to our cross-town rivals the Pas- cagoula Panthers. The Tigers started the game off with a roar by driving down to the Panther twenty where they were finally stop- ped. The game COntinued in a see- saw action until late in the second quarter When the Panthers scored. No other scored, and the confron- tation ended in a 6-0 victory for P. H. S. mwwwu' '- t Em u... Tommy Wells ippy Wieniewi Sk ,2 .m. .u. - mumtl . uni wmu-n mu.... ml? rmnbii David Rockett John Clausell 7O Alvin Maupins ibson Bary G Itiwg awn u.: O'Neal Carter Danny Clark 71 QUEEN-ELLEN GARDNER ESCORTED BY JESSE MYERS G..EFT Sr. Maid - Terri Britt Sr. Maid - Dayelucas Sr. Maid - Ava Williams Escort - Dan Walker Escort William Johnston Escort - Carter Brown . Jr. Maid - Brenda Marion Jr. Maid - Greer Walker Jr. Maid - Nancy Escort - Escort - Ricky Alford Escort - Kent Carpenter SOph. Maid - Joycelyn Betts Soph Maid - Wanda Catlin Soph Maid - Kathy Wilson Escort - Jimmy Manning Escort - Joey Wiliams Escort - David Robinson ..: . 2:? mo ike Moore M James Crowley .II.. 4 mntzmmrgu .5. mums. g .. .mn: EM. 33. Hendrix Brentz Bill Prassenos 74 TIGER TRAINER 3!: The Moss Point annual staff would like to extend their hearty welcome to Moss Point's new t head coach, Billy Miller. Although the Tigers did not have a winning season great improvement could be easily noticed. For such a change there must be a reason, that reason being superior coaching. We, of the annual staff, feel that we will soon be seeing Moss Point on top again. Welcome to Tiger Country, Coach . 78 TIGER CHEERLEADERS II, . '.I r v. A ,TWmlidv . 1hr, ,muwaI.QHI-.I.5vabu doyvs? amp w L 9?.,$X?san 4:. 79 BASKETBALL ,72 Ray Costict, Charles Cooper, Jesse Bell, Anthony Joe, Willie Lee, Reggie Bevins, William Johnston, Richard Polk, Mike Moore, Johnny Nettles, David Robinson. The Tigers under the guidance of Coach Ronald Russum com- pleted one of their most suc- cessful seasons ever. With speed, poise, and determination the cager's finished with a 25-6 won lost record. Leading the Tigers in their outstanding season were the baseline men: William John- ston, Johnny Nettles, and Michael Moore. T0 compli- ment this trio, Richard Polk and Willie Lee added the finishing touches to make Moss Point the most feared team in the South Big 8. Manages: Robert Bmmfield, Joseph Richardson, and Richard Browning. Ray Costict, Anthony Joe, Willie Lee, Jesse Bell, Charles Cooper. Bernard Liddell, Cedric Carter, Mike Elam, Ralph Rankins, Rodney Polk, Henry Davidson. $32 wamr $5 TIGERS ALWAYS POURING IT ON , L . A. THAN WORDSA- 5:135 520 233m uwawm :Gwm Sum 003E 8.3 EmSmm :wSU .3333? Six HmmooU muumaswm E610 33.35 pmHQumumU Edm L x 0: Qt EEEWE FAYE LUCAS JR. M ISS. Miss Faye Lucas was named Moss Point's Junior Miss for 1972. First Alternate was Miss Ava Williams and second alternate was Miss Reba Cunningham. Faye is presently a member of the Junior Civitian and Y-Teens Clubs. She has been chosen by her class as a Class Favorite and Class Beauty. Her plans after graduating from Moss Point are to attend Jackson Junior College. Contestants Becky Torres and Suzie Fortenberry rounded off the top five. A71- ,72 PARADE OF BEAUTIES i. q , E 1151 Cwefx x! Salters, Debbie Morrison Terri Irby, Terri Britt, my Schatz, Faye Lucas. mm? W :wmmdmmmm: 2: Jami: ,1 V ,.,-.a-.. n1 v .II'. 3 95w lmswdswwm H82 9 M .7 xv.w M??? .335 ??Mm: .um .pommuaww $5an .. m Mm? H 35.. 430w dmm $de ,1 i .15 w 1.x! MOST BEAUTIFUL Ava Williams SENIOR BEAUTIES Faye Lucas . N0t Picturem v Suzie Fortenberr J UNIOR . a ! W BEAUTIES M33 . f: Pebbie Sandifer :15: - Billie J can Ehlers SOPHOMORE BEAUTIES Wendy Wilkinson J oycelyn Betts .gw . .4. ; w 5 1 x L14 ax uni MOST TALENTED David Westfaul, Reba Cunningham guru: 2.? m, . u , uw, , i v mzhm mo FF?E KENT CARPENTER Kent is a member of the FBLA, the Junior Civitian, the Bi-racial Com- mittee, Honor Chemistry Club, Society of Outstanding American Students, the Most Handsome in the Senior Class, and a Class Favorite. CAROLEN HUNT Carolen is a member of the National Honor Society, Vice-president Stu- dent Council, President Junior Usher Board, Treasurer of Creative Writ- ing Paper, Member of Annual Staff, Feature editor of Tiger Flash, Busi- ness and Professional Women Girl of the Month, Nominee for Outstanding Teenager Award treceive certificateb Nominee for Who Who's Among High School Honor Society. PAU LETT E COO PER Paulette is a member of the Bi-racial Committee, editor of POTPOURRI FROM POLK'S PEN, Treasurer of the Junior Civitian Club, Senior Class Reporter, Senior Class Basketball Cheerleader, and a Senior Class Favorite. ELAINE MASS Elaine is Treasurer of the Student Council, Vice-president of the Debate Club, Junior Civitian Club, National Merit Who's Who and the Society of America Outstanding High School Student. RICHARD POLK Richard is a member of the French Club and the Basketball Team; he will be an All-Star player with the South this summer. PAM MOODY Pam is a member of the FBLA, Na- tional Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Library Club and the History Seminar Club. BILL PRASSENOS Football Team Band, Merit Who's Who selection, Senior King in Car- nival Ball, Class President. CHERYL SMITH National Honor Society, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Junior Civitian, Merit's W Who's Who Among American High School Students, Outstanding Teen- ager of America, DAR Citizenship Awaxd. MARSHA SEAWRIGHT Vice-president Senior Class, Foot- ball Cheerleader, Member of the Society of American High School Students, Student Director of play Dopell. JANE WOODHAM Merit's Who's Who, Junior Colonel for Gov. of Miss., Annual Students Feature editor, Debate Club-Secre- tary, Honor Society, Honor's History Seminar, Honor Roll, Senior FBLA. SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES CATHY COLEEN ADAMS DAVID GLENN ADAMS CATHERINE KAY RANDALL STEVE SHEILA DENNIS EUGENE AGENT AKRLDGE ALEXANDER ALMOND ANITA IONE JOAN ELIZABETH 116 CINDY KAY RHONDA LEWIS BAKER BAKER BARLOW BARLOW ROBERTA BARLOW SHEILA MARIE BARLOW KARL EDWARD PATSY LYNN DEIDRE LAINE BEA SLEY BENNETT BI SH OP DENNIS LEE VICKIE ANN 117 ALLEN H. KIM EDWARD BLADES BOLER BOOKER BOUNDS STEVON A. BOUNDS YVONNE BRADLEY JUANITA BRAZZLE SHIBRgEZiAN LANA MARIE BRELAND HENDRIX EMILE BRENTZ, JR. 5.74.: KATHY ILENE BREWER THERESA INEZ 118 MARY CELESTINE MELTON VERNON BRITT BROADNAX BROOME CARTER L. JENNIE L. GEORGE RICHARD CHARLES RITCHIE BROWN BROWN BROWNING BRUMFEELD GEORGE ALBERT BRUMFIELD ROBERT RILEY BRUMFIELD OZEIL YVONP'. JUDITH ANN 119 CHARLES GERALD ROBERT L. BRYANT BUCK BUNTYN, JR, BURCHETTE WILLIAM JAMES BURTS JAMES MACON CARROLL DANNY CLYDE CLARK JOHN EARL CLAUSELL MICI-IEAL ALLEN BUSBY PAT RICIA KAY CARSON RUSSELL WARREN CLARK ma? X2. JOHN CHARLIE COKER 120 TWILA ALIDA CNAFIELD REDA SUE CA RTER WILLIAM KENT CARPENTE R JASON LEBARRON CHATMAN W. RODNEY F ORREST DUDLEY VON COLEMAN COLVTN THOMAS HENRY VERNON E. COOK COOK, JR. 121 CATHY LYNETTE COOK WILLIAM MICHAEL COOK THOMAS ROLLEN COUCH ADA ELA INE C ROS BY - SHEILA JEAN COOK PAULETTE COOPER WOODIE HERBERT COWART JAMES ROBERT CROWLEY JAMES EUGENE REBA jO CUNNINGHAM CUNNINGHAM JOHN LESTER GWENDOLYN THERESA DANTZLER DAVIS ROBERT A. DAVIS 122 DAVISON DELANCEY DETHLOFF DETHLOFF VICKIE RENEE ALTON REID BRUCE KEITH GAYLE THOMAS RICHARD CARROLL DICKSON TERRY ANN DUTTON MATTIE PEARL ENGLISH JOHN DEES FAGGARD HE RMAN ALEXANDE R D ILLA RD MONT Y BRUCE EAVES WILLIAM FRED FAGAN BESSIE FANTROY 123 RUBY VICTORIA DODSON DAVID EARL DUNNAGON M JEAN MARIE FARRIS MARY ELLEN FRENCH ROBERT DAVID FRENCH 1717 k DANNY WAYNE MARY ELLEN BARRY DWIGHT PEGGY DA RLENE F ULTON GA RDNER GIBSON GILL EDNA MAE REBEC CA MAE GOLDSMITH GRAHAM BELITA DIANE JEANNE RENEE 124 GREGORY GRIFFIN WILLIE ALBERT CURTIS JANAY KENNETH DARRYL RHONDA DALE GRIFFIN, JR. GUNN GUNN GUNTER DAVID HARRISON SARAH MELISSA TERRY WAYNE ROBIN RENEE HACKLER HALBROOK HALES HALL BETTY RUTH AUBREY DAWAYNE HAMMONDS HAMMONS 1;: , Some shave their legs. . . SOme wear jeans, Only her boyfriend knows for sure. 125 DENISE KAY WYMAN DEAN HARDY HARRELL JOHN MICHAEL BETTY JO AGNES JUANESE JEANNIE STEGALL HARRIS HARRISON HATELEY HEAD $ MICHAE ANGELA WILLLAM THOMAS HILL HOIDER DEBORAH SUE EDWINA MARIE HOLLAND HOLLINGS VICKI LOUISE MELISSA JANE 126 RONALD GERARD CAROLEN JOAN HOTCHKISS HUDSON HUDSON HUNT EARNESTINE HAYS CAIAN TERRI ELIZABETH TERESA ANN HUNTER HUS SEY IRBY JACKS ON ARITA MARIE ANN OLEVIA CHARLES EARNEST SANDRA CARLEANER JENKINS JOH NS ON JOHNS ON JOHNS ON i x WILLIAM ROYCE ALICE JOHNSTON JONES - DEBBIE EILEEN RUTH ARDENIA 127 JONES JONES PEGGY ANN GREGORY DARIUS SANDRA LYNN LONNIE L. KIPER LADNER KEELY KING FELCIIA ANN LANDER JOHN FREDERICK FRANCES MARIE LANDER LANGHAM STEPHEN CLINTON MITCHELL C. 128 ALFRED FRANKLIN ANTHONY DALE LARANCE LENNEP LEWIS, JR. LEWIS 135313 LEE LEWIS WINNIE FAYE LUCAS KENNETH DOWEY LEWIS ;A DONNA RENEE LYNN 129 MICHAEL BRUCE LEWIS ANN GAYLEN LIVINGSTON EMMA FRANCIS LOPER KIMBERLY ANN LYNN ALFREDA FAY LIDDELL BETTY ANN LOCKLER LEROY D. LOVE BARBARA DIANE MCARTHUR DONNA LYNN MCARTHUR JOHN AND REW MCDONALD MELBA FAYE JAMES WILLIAM MAHATHY MCMATH EDNA ELAINE MASS JERRY GLENN MATTHEWS JACK THOMAS MAY, JR. MELVIN M. 130 MILLENDER MICHAEL MELVIN MCDUFFEE KEVIN JENNER McLEOD JIMMY MANNING SHEILA ARLENE MAHATHY .3 g r L r A .- ARNETTA PEARL ROSE LOQUITA QUINCY PAMELA JEAN MILLER MIZELLE MOLDEN MOODY BENNY MARTIN DYANN MOORE MOORE JAMES CALVIN MARY MOORE JAMES LEWIS DEBORAH MAE 131 JANET CAROL EDNA MARIE MORGAN MORRISON MURREN MYERS WILLIE ELBERT MILLENDER LINDA MARIE MYERS RACHEL LYNN NUSKO BOBBIE LYNN PANTER ODES SA RAMAE MYERS CA RLENA NETTLES DAVID KARLTON OGBORN BERNADINE PARKER 132 JAMES ERNEST MYERS REBECCA FAYE NEWSOM JESSIE CALVIN MYERS JOHN A. LESSIE LILLON GORDON WENDELL SYLVIA MAE JANET VONCILE PARKER PARLIN PATTON PAYNE THOMAS RAY DAVID L. KAREN B. RICHARD O. PERKINS PETTIS, IR. PLEASANT POLK ROY A. PORTER 133 WILLIAM HARRY ROBERT EDWARD PRASSENOS PRICE 0' La. MITCHEL H. MICHAEL JAMES HOWARD JOHN ALAN RANDOLPH . RANKIN RANKINS RENFROE LORENE GAIL LINDA WILLIAM JAMESON RICHARDS ROBERSON ROBERTS, III DAVID ALLEN DAVID EVERETT PHILIP E. ROBINSON ROCKETT RONEY IULIA ALEXA GWENDOLYN FAYE 134 ROBERT EARL AMY DORINDA RUSSUM SALTERS SCHAEFER SCHATZ MARK TAYLOR MARGIE SUE MARSHA SARAH PAYTON GLEN SCOTT SEALS SEAWRIGHT SHARP JEAN VAUGHAN CHRISTINE T. RHONDA VERNELL SHERRELL SHERROD SHERROD JAMES FLETCHER DEBRA CHRISTINE BRENDA ELAINE SIMMONS SINGLETON SMITH .1. CHERYL RUTH EARNEST PERRY 135 LAURA PAULA ANN SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH FRANCIS ARLENE KENNETH CALVIN MARK GLENN TISDALE TOLAR TORRES REBECCA ANN NANCY JOANN BEVERLY SUE PHYLLIS DIANE TORRES TOUPS VERBEKE VERBEKE : Mu ,ww. ERIC STEVEN CHARLES DANNY KEITH JIMMY DALE VINING VIVERETTE WALKER WARDEN l 7: .3 BRINDA JANNETTE LINDA ANNETTE 137 PHILLIP KEITH MELBA WEATHERS WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WATTS VIOLA TAYLOR EVA RUTH FLOYD WEBB WELLS WELLS SHARON DIETTA WELLS DAVID DARYL WESTFAUL LARRY WILLIAM G. 138 DEBORAH GAYLE JUDY WH ITE WIEN IEW ITZ WILEY W ILKERS ON JEFFERSON EDWARD AVA DEJON BROXTON E. WILKINSON , III WILLIAMS WILSON DONALD LESLIE WOMBLE I JANE BRANNAN MARY ANN 139 TYRONE ANTHONY LORELEI HELEN WOODHAM WORDLAW WRIGHT ZORTMAN , . 1 23m. :wwaI .m .Nw mouU gHmsvowTuwusmmwuH :wva womanly? .m . . 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