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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

f: ,Auzti-f I r 53323;; I mg I kiln 5F . f4? : sevenfy-three MOSS POINT .w ' w t. .HIGHSCHOOL. .. . .. Moss Point, M ississippi - Editors: ; .. Dotty McLeod 1 K aren Parks Sponsor: Mrs. Doug Sullivan A F ea tures Page 18 ; Organizations Page 52 Epilogue Page 228 Classes Page 124 Advertisement a Page 244 LETS GET TOGETHER . . . TO LIVE TOGETHER TOACHIEVE TOGETHER . . . iM'Ic'H'fvxriHsmmgm I EWC'E'L'E'B M T E HVOMECXOM'I'N'G'!M . 0U 20 H'E'R'E'W ALL'WHFWWYWBYCwBL uETWW . , . ..FDRfusflumpmmnwm... 500i ' 11 .w. .. h TO J OIN TOGETHER , .13; HI. 1 Mind! A l1 ru-I-I-u Q x m . . , ,3! uiglaiggiki.g , am; y. u . w: uopvo,-. urv'p , W .........,m.. w . X. . 3 T0 COMPETE TOGETHER TO LEARN TOGETHER . . . TO LEA VE TOGETHER . . . To Achieve T . .., .1... 334?. .4313: r 1.. .1 .34. .1... m.gisi. :3333. .1. 5. :4? f , I .0 $11.5..xm9Q! ... .,. . , TE... 9L2M4l .. ., 8.. .49.! Mr. MPHS Frank Mark White 21 Frank Mark White, Jr. was the student body's selection to this most high honor, Mr. MPHS. Mark was a leader at MPHS in athletics as well as other fields. A three year letterman in football, he was chosen A11 Big-8, was selected to play on the All Star Team in the summer and has been awarded an athletic scholarship to Mississippi State University. In addition to playing football Mark played basketball as a sophomore and participated in track and baseball during his high school years. He was chosen a junior class favorite and was selected Most Like to Succeed as well as a Senior Class Beau his senior year. Mark is certainly deserving of the honor given to him by his classmates as Mr. MPHS for 1973. gw .V Twig . : it'll! vs. igl. ?. , ,: .. 4 , F . n3 i 4 g . . 1 . . 35 i4 . .s A , slagiu V .. , . 1.43.; . . a . , . i vmwova. M iss MPHS Deborah Glynn Sandifer 23 Serving as a football cheerleader for three years and as the head cheerleader her senior year show that Deborah Glynn San- difer is dedicated and enthusiastic about MPHS. Debbie has been quite active in her years at MPHS where she has been a mem- ber of the Glee Club and Madrigals, the Jr. Civitan, Y-teens, and the student council. Debbie was chosen as a beauty her junior year. She was the 1972 home- coming queen and held the female lead in the senior play. An honor graduate and member of the Hall of F ame, this young lady is especially deserving of this highest honor--Miss MPHS for 1973. .1.thi : 9 L, .o. 0.3.; ' 4. Q . a .25iziE UUTEST UOUPLE 1 t jg. g J'FEeg'ledallw Barbara Big Bobbie Nelson f Tony Gray Greer Walker Chuck Stuart .wvuwiqvuvvwvviimvoamvg .. .IK'UII'WEIIII- . . Ginger Watts , Mark Wells OST TALENTED 0 Mary Ann Smith Rafndy Bond j ; Q , . My ,rrr'fYX 111: :er 13' I . , a $ v I.- 1Q!:!;!;Izga 1 MR. 8z MISS PERSONALITY Mary Ann Sellers Willie Lee A CAROUSEL 0F BEA UTIES To a theme of A Carousel of Beauties twenty-nine lovely young ladies competed in the annual beauty pageant. Entering upon a carousel and parading a balloon- lined, carnival appearing runway, the girls each displayed charm and beauty. The decis ion was a difficult one and came after long moments of suspense. Karen Parks was selected Most Beautiful to serve with senior beauties Theresa Liddell and Nancy Wood. Beauties from the junior class included Joycelyn Betts and Wanda Gatlin, while Cindy Alford and Martha Stringer were chosen as representatives from the Sophomore Class. 35 SENIOR CLASS BEA U TY Nancy Wood SENIOR CLASS BEA U Mark White SENIOR CLASS BEA U TY Theresa Liddell SENIOR CLASS BEA U Jesse Bell, III JUNIOR Jim Williams Wanda Gatlin Not Pictured: Joycelyn Betts Mark Green BEA U TIES -- BEA UX be; aw M- S OPHOMORE Martha Stringer Bobby Moulden Terry Richmond Cindy Alford BEA U TIES - BEA UX j w r4b'ervJ' J l'w-a- n-l-J am ,, XX? v. v, u,,4 .4, WW am a r M M... . Wu: H. . ; M0 T BEA UTIFU Linda Karen Parks HOMECOMING 72 Homecoming '72 was not just one night honoring Moss Point High royalty, but an entire week of anticipation, competition, and determination. At school we witnessed tackey day con- trasted the next day with dress -up day. Then the very noisey bell day was fol- lowed by an overwhelming show of unified Tiger spirit on blue and white day. After school was another story. Sopho- mores learned of the headache as well as the fun of constructing a float. Seniors, although eager to work had a hard time starting. The best float came from the band under the theme of Top Cat. That night was certainly one to be remem- bered by all of the girls in the court. Miss Debbie Sandifer served as Homecoming Queen. Escorted down centerfield by Randy Bond, she was crowned by principal Ray Blackledge, and presented a dozen roses by Tony Gray. We are truly proud of our 1972 Homecoming Court. 42 ' i '35. ; , ,3;an M'gi'?f$ f y. . .sziia Am a Maid- Denise Priddy Escort- Tim Dryden Maid- Carolyn Rankin Escort- Harvey Caples Maid- Martha Stringer Escort- Warren Deas Maid- Karen Parks Escort- Mark Wells Maid- Ida. Chatman Fscort- Charles McLain Maid- Theresa Liddell Escort- Charles Davidson Maid- Cherrie Millender Escort- Calvin Stanton ; Queen- Debbie Sandifer Maid- Jackie Godfrey Escort- Randy Bond Escort- Huey Walker Maid- Gail Watson Escort- Samuel Parker 3x k; 2M. vw$ R1? With USO Show theme, 21 Moss Point girls competed in the annual Jr. Miss Pageant 1 for 1973. The students at MPHS were in- deed proud of Miss Cindy Tanner when I she was crowued Moss Point's Jr. Miss : for 1973. Everyone will agree that Cindy t was selected for her intelligence, appear- t ence, and talent. First alternate Miss Debbie Sandifer, second alternate Miss Dotty McLeod and Miss Janice Hanson was chosen by her fellow contestants as Miss Congeniality. . r, , t. I WIN. I ll , inwmi cmmsm daunawwmo: waxwgmmoQ ago Ink 1973 Carnival Ball Court The annual Carnival Ball, sponsored by the MPHS Tiger Band and the Band Parents' Association, was a great success this year. The entire student body worked for many weeks promoting their class royalty. The band members not only supported their royalty, but they also devoted many long, hard hours to the plans and decora- tions, insuring the success of the Ball. Crowned King and Queen of the Ball were Chuck Stuart and Charles Cooper, Susan Priddy and Dorothy Caples, who were the repre- sentatives of the hard-working Senior class. They collected for their efforts a total of $1300. Reigning Archduke and Archduchess, from the Band, were Bruce Bullock and Frank Rogers, Ila Mae Dye and Ella Plainer. The ball had as its theme Camelot . Held at the Escatawpa Gym, the festivity was attended by many MPHS students. Music was furnished by Volta. All the proceeds from the Carnival Ball went to the Band for much needed equipment. I l i g 49 Mr. Blackledgek Night to Shine! S eniors are the best? Junior Misses? mg n; Organizations President, Cindy Tanner; Vice-President, Karen Miles; Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Priddy; Reporter, Dawn Torres; , ' Y- TEENS The two main activities of the Y-Teen Club this year were a cook-out and the Farmers' Ball. The cook-out, also the Christmas Party, was attended by the girls and their dates and was held at the camp of the Harry Lane's. The Farmers' Ball was held May S at the gymnasium of the Escatawpa Elementary School. For the court dance all Y-Teens square-danced with their dates. Miss Phoebe Faggard was crowned Queen Daisy Mae. Phoebe's escort for the night was Fred Presley. Mr. Billy Mullins called the square-dance with Mr. Malcolm Rogers at the piano. Mr. Eddie Stewart served as Master of Ceremonies. The group Volta furnished mus 10 for the Ball. 54 FARMERS BALL ITS APPLE PICKING TIME ON THE FARM a kw4 n.1, fARMp ,6 BALL COUB T J UNI 0R CIVITAN M In o v; A m an. Pres.-Chuck Stuart, V. Pres.-Karen Parks, Sec.-Paulette White, Treas.-Lynn McElroy, Rep.-Phoebe Faggard, Sponsor-Fran Stone. KEYCLUB Pres.-Amold Lindsey, V. Pres. -Neilo Bosarge, Sec. -Mark Wells, Trees. -Tony Gray. FBLA Members of the Future Business Leaders of America are all involved in some facet of the school business education program. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rene Webb, they are all organized into one progressive unit, encourag- ing ambition, self-confidence, and good citizenship. Officers: Pres.-Cathy Neese, V. Pres.-Jackie Green, Sec.-Treas.-Janice Hansen, Rep4-Judy Miller, Par.-JoAnn Parkinson. 57 MA TH CL UB w 1i w u Officels: Pres. -Sharon Bmwn, V. Pres. -Ann Davis, Sec. -Maria Cirlot. Another new club at MPHS, is the Math Club. This club was formed to give students, with a special interest in math, a chance for deeper study and better understanding in this field. Its sponsor is Coach Donald Clinton. 58 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' The National Honor Society is now in its second year at MPHS, To be a member of this club one must have obtained an overall 90 average and must have been nominated by one of their teachers. The characteristics of each member are those of leadership, scholar- ship, character and service. This year, 30 new members were selected to be a part of the NHS. T hey went through a week of initiation and were then formally initiated at a candlelight service held in the high school auditorium. The NHS was represented in the MPHS Homecoming parade by their Dreamboat and Sweetheart, Charles Perry and Greer Walker. The NHS has also participated in the local Heart Fund and Cancer Drive. This year's sponsors are Mrs. Juanita Mathis and Mrs. Mary A. Roberts. Officers: Pres.-Greer Walker, V. Pres.-Susan DeLancey, Sec.-Mar1ene Westfaul, Treas. -Cindy Tanner, Rep. - Theresa Liddell. t I d 3 1E '1.'I!551' 5.555 x E ii iii! mm I1- r x; 59 F REN CH CL UB President: Dotty McLeod Vice President: Terri Payne Secretary-Treasurer; Marlene Westfaul. SPANISH CL UB President: Mary Benson Vice President: Calvin Myers Secretary: Ava Lawson Treasurer: Glenda Liddell. 6O ART CLUB m I a's- i ' 52:7; EeHgl 5; 3;: 1315 5 -2 13 $$$$$ 23 1 5 :1,; 35? President: Bill Nelson Vice President: Ron Barron and Donald Knowles Treasurer: Duncan Goff Secretary: Dorothy Stewart. HISTORY CL UB President: Curtis Green Vice President: James Fountain Secretary: Marcia Fields. DIS TRIB U TI VE ED U CA TI 0N W h Pres.-Art Oliver, V. Pres.-Carol Yarbough, Sec.-Mickey Chapman, Treas.-Dar1ene Spencer, Rep.-Shir1ey Broussard. Marketing DECA Chapter One of MPHS's newest clubs is also one of its most active. The Marketing DECA Chap- ter, sponsored by Mr. Bill Hutto, has gained in its first year a list of prizes and awards. At district competition held in Picayune, the chapter came home with two third place winners and one second. Minnie Smith placed third in sales demonstration, and Kenneth McMellon third in window display, with Art Oliver placing second as boy student of the year. 23 members represented the Moss Point chapter at state competition held in Biloxi, again coming home with a number of awards. Kenneth McMellon placed second in win- dow display, Art Oliver was named as State District 4 Vice President, and Darlene Baker and Shirley Broussard placed second for their manuals on Studies in Marketing. To make these trips the members of the chapter had several fund raising projects throughout the year. Things such as car washes, bake sales, and sales of different goods were carried on all year. 62 CL UBS OF AMERICA Moss Point's other DECA chapter, Cooperative DECA, is just as active. This is its second year at MPHS and this year they have a new sponsor, Mr. Paul Johnson. After its election of new officers, the chapter held a formal installation in the high school cafeteria. Along with the installation was the formal initiation of new members. At the local conference, winners were chosen to go to district competition. At this con- ference, held at the high school, the winners were, Randy Bond- job interview, William Lee-sales demonstration, Lana T aylor-public speaking, Bob Ehlers-window display, Bill Firth-advertising. Chosen as Most Outstanding Boy and Girl of the Year in the chapter were Debbie Vinson and Bob Ehlers. These students went on to compete in district com- petition in Picayune. Winners at district were Randy Bond-job interview, and Debbie Vinson-Girl Student of the Year. At state conference Debbie Vinson was elected as sec- retary of the State Association of DECA. Randy Bond, retiring president of the associa- tion, presided over the conference held in Biloxi. The chapter is also the sponsor of a radio show called DECA Speaks . This program is aired on two local stations, WPMP and WCIS every week. It not only allows DECA to speak , but other clubs at MPHS as well. Cooperative DECA members have appeared before several civic and trade organizations throughout the community and have participated in such school activities as Homecom- ing, in which they sponsored a float. Cooperative DECA Chapter we 74;? Mai. Pres. Bob Ehlers, V Pres. Billy Kendricks, Treas. Pam Pierce, Sec. Debbie Vinson, Reporter Phyllis Isham, Parl. Mark Wells. President--Mary Benson; Vice-President--Theresa Brown; Secretary--Shirley Champbell. FHA H ero Presiden --Mary Bass; Vice Presiden --Cece1ia Gray, Ginger Watts; Secretary-- Linda Colston; Treasurer--Franzetta Rasco; Reporter--Gail Averette; Historian Helen Liddell; ParlimentarianuEmestine Smith. DRAMA CL UB 65 LIBRAR Y CL UB ,. ,. $4! k C Pres.-William Lee, V. Pres.-Renee McCool, Sec.-Mickey Chapman, Treas.-Dora Nettles, Reporter-Bill Nelson, Sponsors-Mrs. Libby Wells and M5. Margeen McInnis. CHESS CL UB Pres. -Donna Carew V. Pres.-Robert Redding Sec. -Ke11y Dunagan Treats. -Bitsy Kenny 66 I'lxoebe Faggard m1. Editors-Barbara Roper, Cathy Shelton , 15- Bill Hale Buddy Harvey Debbie Goldman Dale Branning Chuck Stuart Keigm Hilton Cecila Stallworth Charles Cooper Pam McFerrin Brenda Crawford Willie Lee Jesse Bell Calvin Durden Jerome Gladney KKVRR V1 t . $t !K1MEKXK y. n BI-RA CIAL C OMMITTEE Charles Cooper Chuck Stuart Cindy Farris Reginald Bevins Harvey Caples Holly Church Sponsor: Mr. Ray Blackledge Mr. Aamn Jones HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Carl Dailey Bill Hale Karen House Cindy Tanner 68 YWHH mmmeZQQ Delegates: Cindy Tanner, Andy Taggart, Leslie Scott. Alternates: Ann Calhoun, Dotty McLeod, Wendy Wilkerson. Observers: Tony Gray, Tammy Thopmson, Mary Ann Sellers, Susan Priddy GEMS md BOW SRME Cindy Tanner Dotty McLeod Tony Gray Randy Bond Charles Cooper 69 MPHS STUDENT COUNCIL ' irr XFE'ICERS: Pres. -Tony Gray; Vice-Pres. -Warren Deas; Sec. -Cindy Farris; Treas. -Jackie Lett; Reporter-Gail v rett. The Student Council of 1972-73, in an attempt to improve student government at Moss Point High, has gained respect from both the student body as well as faculty. The officers and representatives elected by the student body, are continually seeking ways to make Moss Point High a place to respect and to be proud of. One of the Council's better efforts was the much improved Tiger Shoppe. The Shoppe provided students with such things as school supplies, snacks, and spirit equipment. The Student Council was represented at the Southern Association of Student Councils by Jim Williams, Wendy Wilkinson, Frances Hunt, and Tony Gray. At the convention, our delegates gained recognition for MPHS when they were elected to the position of vice- president of the SASC. T hey were accompanied on their trip, which was held in South Carolina, by Mr. Darrel Perrien. The sponsors of this year's Council was Mr. Tommy Hewlett and Mr. Alton Joseph. President and Vice-President Tony Gray and Warren Deas 71 72 F GRO WLER S TAF F Feature Editors: Aletha Huckleby Paulette White Class Editors: Terri Payne Mary Berry Sports Editor: Samuel Parker Club Editors: Susan DeLancey Chuck Stuart u'qnm, SPONSOR Mrs. Doug Sullivan 73 EDITORS Karen Parks Dotty McLeod Business Manager: Dawn Torres Circulation Manager: Lynn Ward Photographers: Fred Guynn Buddy Harvey Tommy Morgan Danny Timmons i 1'41. 'u 1:5'5w4;:11 x 4Q .w-sw ca .74.! 5., ;.s TF9 Mum? , t w w ,. ,,.. V In their first year, the Madrigals a newly formed performing group, have gained recog- nition for MPHS. The group, under the direction of Mr. Doug Sullivan has performed in many places and in front of many influential people. They have entertained at several beauty pageants, for a number of civic organizations, banquets and talent shows. The Madrigals consists of 12 seniors, 6 juniors and two sophomores. Buddy Arnold, Ken Trump, Huel Harris and Bill Firth make up the bass section, while the tenor section is composed of Tony Gray, Jim Grierson, Raymond Millender and Randy Bond. The four altos are Debbie Sandifer, Susan Priddy, Beverly Sellers and Barbara Head. The soprano section is composed of Dotty Mcleod, Greer Walker, Mary Barnett and Terry McInnis. The accompanists for the group are Cindy Tanner and Lynn MC Elroy, pianists, and Steve Shields, drummer. The Madrigals's first year has been a most successful one. We hope that next year's group will continue the tradition set by the charter group. DIRECTOR Doug Sullivan 74 MPHS S l zga M adr 75 lb Officers Pres. -Tom Goslin, Co-Vice Pres. -Ken Trump 8 Rosemary Bass, Sec. -Laura Randall, Treas. -Cecelia Gray, Lib. - Deronda Ray 8 Shelia Harrell. Sextet Director Terry McInnis, Barbara Head, Beth Clark, Cecelia Gray, Doug Sullivan Rosemary Bass, Not picture$ Cindy Tanner. Accompanist Kathy Loper 77 7, mizegvnxa I E tm$$7gc$ git t. FLAG CORP Mary Jane Hammond, Judy Goff, Beth Clark, Nancy Clark, Sheree Goff, Ella Plainer, Alice Totten, Alma Harris. m J , Maw BAND C O UNCIL President, Kenny McMellon; Vice-President, HueI Harris; Secretary, sentatives, Duncan Goff, Bruce Bullock, David Lander, Alvin Myers, Ila Mae Dye, Barbara Head. Sheree Goff; Reporter, Lynn Ward, Repre- . . L H .. 3s . . . . $95me 32: $5333 3332 . Band Direc tor JACK LANDER Drum Major ILA MAE DYE The Moss Point Tiger Band has been very active this past year. They worked hard during football season preparing excellent halftime shows. They placed first in the float competition during homecoming week. And won the Spirit stick during the Pascagoula- Moss Point Game. The Band rated good at Gulf Coast Marching Festival, and excellent at State Band Festival. The Band gave 2 concerts this year, marched in the Pascagoula and Moss Point Christ- mas Parades, and worked long, hard hours putting together their annual Carnival Ball. In May, the Band ended a good year by making a pleasure trip to Disney World. 81 v n. To Compete Ta :- 'll. 'lr o.- w . . n-.-ll 1 Coach Jimmy Webb Mike Black, Billy Wayne Miller, head coach, Julius Stringfellow, Jimmy Webb, Lee Owens. Head Coach, Billy Wayne Miller 86 mcwuum u i wag? m Q3 r0 Willie Lee senior 1 Co- Captain Offensive A ward GULFPORT 6 Hon. Mention-All Big-8 MOSS POINT 2 MOSS POINT 4 GULFPORT EAST 3 JAMBOREE the Moss Point Tigers started out the football season by anticipating in the Gulf Coast Jamboree held in Gulfport. Vhe Tigers placed second with the Gulfport Commodores 1king first place. iii I nu .emi Illiiil Wm .;i;l 4: II , '2; Ray Charles Castict senior All Big- 8 Turkey Bowl Offensive Award TIGER TROPHY MOSS POINT 7 PASCAGOULA O m til mm :5!!!- III ID I !:h'l El- 3 l Tommy Robertson Senior Moss Point 6 In the first game of their regular season the Tigers, playing at home, stood up to a tough, high-ranked Biloxi team letting them score only one touchdown and ending the game in a tie. .ii iii Iii; 53:31 ! IIIHIIH ME! 'l; mu: il :. 2 s I. ki 3V1: t :4; Q 4 Arnold Lindsey Otis Wheeler senior senior Happy Harper Sports- Defensive Lineman Award manship A ward LAUREL MOSS POINT 13 e Tigers traveled 0 Laurel to meet eir first defeat of ; e season. In a wet :me Moss Point was ; oroughly disappoint- . with their playing. . x EASY VICTORYFOR THE TIGERS MOSS POINT l9 PICAYUNE i 5 Y I .- --'...- .. ..-..--'.-.... .-....' g ' -- -- It I I- 1- ! I --. l- -- Il-l - m H-' $ I -A' --A- L-- l ---' It. I - .- -'- 1;: - . 3- Not wanting another defeat the Tigers, traveling to Picayune, rolled over the Tide in an easy Victory. Charles Cooper senior 93 Academic Award Hon. Mention-All Big-8 TIGERS DEFEAT VIKINGS Despite the loss of the ball within the five yard line three separate times, the Tigers managed to easily defeat the Gulfport Eask Vikings. 93 MOSS POINT GULFPORT EAST PH 44--.. .n l' .m n H h mun.- --, -m-n-g -A- v--I-- e.-- .u. , ---- gamut: -1g', r-- r t -m- .uu. .:2.-l- y A 1.rm- v -n. V , Vi... sin y Sam Franklin senior Defensive Lineman Captain Hon. Men. A11Big-8 .-. TIGERS WIN HOMECOMING 72 MOSS POINT 13 HATTIESBURG O .- -.-..-.. - II--Hh -lhIh-' iht- :- -l-i-U. h-V-Id- - ' --IN I -I-- W . l-A- N I M. t vv-u w- l- .1 In. .- . k wv- I - - -th h um --v--- V . u -n- -.l '1' . y -p- - gnfg-E4 , l .n-n I .. ; ,...-.:: t l r y, - - an. m .ez' 6 3:: t Ihfl'iij David Patrick senior Continuing in their winning streak the Moss Point Tigers faced Hattiesburg for Homecoming. With confidence and skill the Tigers again achieved Victory in a game that thrilled the fans. magi: .1 .p-Irrnr 3E: :..H..:l E:. m; ! M c GILL FALLS TO M 088 POIN T Jessie Bell senior Turkey Bowl Defensive Award MOSS POINT 26 MCGILL confe rence game In a non r m te Oh Ht 3 d g .m t a e f e d Y b y r 0 t C .1 V G C M ine 111 Yellow Jackets at m .1 1D 0 M .m d 1 .m P 1 1 m a H The Tigers ga 95 GULFPORT 28 MOSS POINT The second defeat of the tough Tiger season was to num- ber one ranked Gulfport. In a'disappointing game Moss Point did their best but was defeated. Dayral Nathan senior 96 MOSS POINT 10 CIt ME RID IAN : l I I I'llligl ii. I III mil Ricky Hyde senior Most Improved Player I : iiiii' nu i-m -lh '- ' m-, :t------ . m.--? .III-l-I-I-' nru-IIIIIIV ::::: .Ihm ,-; III;W mu... -I.......k C! Illlllllllllll a-I IIIIIIW UIIIIIIIVIT tIvnle ullll IHINIIVAIX E l'hllf - . In a hard fought battle with the Meridian Wildcats the Ti- gers came out on top. It was a game that all the fans watched until the last second to be certain that the Tigers would be again Victorious. 97 4 l MOSS POINT PASCAGOULA 0 TIGERS STUN GOULA ig- 8 semor Co-Captain All-B Mark White Eddie Stewart semor 5.: Egg. ----1 -n n 1:1 . Ed.- Mu x .iv 55E. E... .i 98 t ! ii! O i 'll' EEEEEE'! .II A Randy Barfield senior . 1 :'I r 1 I mm The biggest game of the year was indeed the best when the Tigers defeated Pascagoula 14 to 0. It was a hard- fought battle for the Tigers but they came out on top in an exciting game . 99 11 their first appearance in a :owl in several years Moss 'oint was Victorious over sixth ranked Brookhaven. With a core of 24-6 the Tigers showed '1at they were one of the top we in the state and deserved to there. hosen to receive the Defens ive ward for the Turkey Bowl was sse Bell, 111 and receiving the ntfensive Award was Ray 'narles Costict. 'oach Billy Wayne Miller is to commended for the fine Ti- trr team he produced. TURKE Y BO WL 72 101 FOOTBALL A WARDS Ray Charles Costict Tiger Trophy CaptainuSam Franklin Co-Captain--Willie Lee Mark White a- xa wan aw ithmwArI 'V 'W is H All Big 8 Mark White, Ray Charles Costict. Hon. Ment. Willie Lee, Charles Cooper, Sam Franklin. Offensive Trophies--Wi11ie Lee, Mark White. Defensive Trophies--Sam Franklin--Otis Wheeler. Academic AwarduCharles Cooper Happy Harper Sports Award--Arn01d Lindsey. Jessie Bell and Ray Charles Costict. MUW?S? Hgov! wmcha 102 CHEERLEADERS Beth Stewart, Glenda Liddell, Sophomores. I 3 Wendy Wilkerson, Cindy Farris, Juniom. 104 SEASON SCORES MOSS POINT 89 OCEAN SPRINGS 86 MOSS POINT 58 GULFPORT EAST 61 MOSS POINT 36 LAUREL 33 MOSS POINT 66 GULFPORT 85 MOSS POINT 81 PICAYUNE 65 MOSS POINT 50 PASCAGOULA 65 MOSS POINT 59 LAUREL 60 MOSS POINT 72 BILOXI 84 MOSS POINT 61 BILOXI 59 MOSS POINT 68 GULFPORT 69 MOSS POINT 51 GULFPORT EAST 52 MOSS POINT 66 PASCAGOULA 55 MOSS POINT 69 PICAYUNE 57 MOSS POINT 55 HATTIESBURG 71 MOSS POINT 90 BAY ST. LOUIS 50 MOSS POINT 62 HATTIESBURG 73 HEAD COACH RONALD RUSSUM TOURNAMENT SCORES GULFPORT INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT MP 70 EAST JEFFERSON 78 HARRISON CENTRAL TOURNAMENT MP 44 PASCAGOULA 38 MP 78 HANCOCK CENTRAL 75 MP 56 BILOXI 55 SOUTH BIG 8 TOURNAMENT MP 75 BILOXI 82 DISTRICT VIII TOURNAMENT MP 90 BAY ST. LOUIS 57 MP 78 HARRISON CENTRAL 62 MP 72 BILOXI 69 MP 44 GULFPORT 70 SOUTH MISSISSIPPI TOURNAMENT MP 54 JACKSON CALLAWAY 6O B-TEAM COACH 106 DONALD CLINTON l-.- . 107 108 The 1972 -73 basketball season was most exciting with a win loss record of 7 wins and 9 losses. The fighting Tigers were the winners of the Harrison Central Basketball Tourna- ment for the second consecutive year and once again came in second in the District VIII Tournament thus enabling the Tigers to advance to the South Mississippi Tournament. Even though they were defeated in the first game of the South Mississippi Tournament we are indeed proud of the way these young men represented Moss Point High School. The Tiger Basketball Team is coached by Mr. Ronald Russum and is assisted by Coach Donald Clinton. These men have helped make our team one of the best in the state. We are proud to have them as a part of Moss Point High School. 109 . 4 :J14w1l11alxu1 a r a b r a B Barbara Davis- - Senior Sophomores Reda Liddell Suzanne Freeman Martha Stringer-Co-head Juniors . Mary leon Joycelyn Betts Wanda Catlin Theresa Liddell Senior Head .3583 Emma: I gmArnJanm' , .K g 3.5: This was a very successful year for the track team at MPHS. They won many out- standing meets until injury took its toll. The track Tigers really showed that we could be successful in all sports. Under the lead- ership of Coach Wayne Parker, Willie Collins in Shot Put and Hosea Davis in the represented us in the State Big-8 Track Meet. Willie won first in the state meet. Moss Point can cer- tainly be proud of these two athletes and of Coach Wayne Parker. Coach Wayne Parker SEAS ONtS RES UL TS 1st- -Pas -Point Relays 1st- -Gu1.fport Jaycee Meet 1st--South Big-8 2nd--Overall Big-8 5th--Overa11 State Meet 118 Coach Ken Morg an Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point p-n ml-lNhFthCDNOl-Il-I Picayune Gulfport East Pascagoula Biloxi Picayune Gulfport East Pascagoula McGill Biloxi Gulfport Gulfport Akusomuxmh-monom With a season record of 6 wins against 5 losses the Moss Point High School Baseball team placed second in the District VIII baseball standings. Under the able coach- ing of Ken Morgan and Dickie Niles and the excellent pitching of Phil Sutterfield, Kim Seaman, and John Bell the Tigers were ex- citing to watch. Especially exciting was the second Moss Point-Pascagoula game that lasted eleven innings with the Tigers coming out on top to hand Pascagoula the only loss of the season. We are indeed proud of the T iger baseball team. Coach Dickie Niles 1M mm. WWW 5 AW ??WW To Learn Toge .., u; gafig S UPERIN TENDEN T OF ED U CA TION Mr. M. J. Bullock has served as Moss Point's superintendent for eight years. He came to Moss Point in 1944 as a coach and teacher. He later became princi- pal, then assistant superintendent. A native of Jacks on County Mr. Bullock attended Pearl River Junior College and is a graduate of Millsaps where he received his B. S. Degree in science. He received a Masters in School Administration from the Univers ity of Mississippi and has since studied at the Univers ity of Southern Mississippi. MR. M. J. BULLOCK 126 MR. CLAUDE STAUTER SZZLSUQNOJUQIL DR . LARRY DRAWDY mszmbzmazNwmme l '3 We the student body of M. P. H. S. would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Mr. Black- ledge for the help he has given us in the past year and a half. He has been an asset to our school as well as a leader to the student body. Mr. Blackledge attended Mississippi State Univers ity where he received his B. S. and M. S. Ed. 11.x In his first year at M. P. H. S. Mr. Jones has become well liked by faculty and students. He has achieved this by the concern he has shown for M. P. H. S. and the hard work he has done to improve it. Mr. Jones is a graduate of Henderson High School of Starksville, Mississippi. He then attended Jackson State where he received his B. S. Degree. Mr. Jones then taught in the Pascagoula school system for twelve years. He went on to receive his Masters from Miss- issippi State University before coming to Moss Point. m E B m R m C ATTENDANCE C 0 UN SEL ORS D n W m $ 0 c m 130 MRS. CONNIE STRANGE MRS . RUBY BIRDSALL 131 mujwwbHDj'JUthm mmohmmzqso mozmqum MRS. CECILIA S. MCRAE, B.S. U.S.M., M. Ed. Miss. College. MR. NORMAN WELLS, B.S. Delta State College, M.Ed. S.M.U. ENGLISH DEPAR TM EN T . MRS. ALLEENE BULLARD, English IV, B.S. and M. Ed. U.S.M. College, M.A. U.M. xx MRS. DOUG SULLIVAN, English II 7 Journalism I 811, B.S. Ed. Miss. College. NOT PICTURED: MR. DALE CLARK, English II 8 111, and Journalism I 811, B.A. Wm. Carey College. Problems, B.S. U.S.M. MRS. SHIRLEY G. OWENS, Eng- lish II 8 Speech 1, B.S. Jackson State. MISS CATHERINE CRYER, English 111, B.A . Belhaven MR. TOM HEWLETT, Speech 1, MRS. JUANITA C. MATHIS, English II 8111, B.S. A.S.U., M. Ed. Tuskegee Institute, MISS TERESA P. VELLA, English IV, A.B. Loretto Heights College, M.A. St. Louis University. MR. G.L. JOHANSSON, English II 8111, B.A. U.S.M., M.A. George Peabody College. MRS. JULIA POLK, English IV 8111, B.S. Miss. Valley State. MR. ANTHONY E. ANTONE, English 11 8111, B.S. Alabama State University . 133 MA TH DEPAR TM EN T MRS. LUCILE HUSSEY Algebra I 8 II, C011. Prep., A.B. Miss. Woman's College, M,S.W. University of Denver. MR. LESLIE MR. JAMES CLINTON PATRICK Algebra I 8 II and Gen. Algebra I, Gen. Math II, B.S. and M. , Math, B.S. Ed. U.S.M., Auburn. , Springhill xx College. Xx X 1 NOT PICTURED: MR. AUBREY MOORE MRS. MARY WILBORN Geometry, B.S. USM. Alg. 18 Gen. Math II, B.S. Miss. Valley State. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. LOUIS KENDALL Advanced Biology, B.S. Miss. State Un. , M.A.U. of Forida. MR. M.A. WALKER Biology 8 Physical Sci- ence, B.A. Rust College. NOT PICTURED: MR. RONALD MISS VANITA RUSSUM EASTERLING Gen. Science, B.S. Advanced Che- Ed. Miss. College. mistry 8 Physical Sci- ence, B.S. Miss. State University. MR. DOUG HATTAX MRS. N.E. ROBERTS Gen. Math 11, Physics, Biology 8 Physical B.S. Mississippi Science, B.S. Hamp- College. ton Ins. HISTORYDEPARTMENT. MR. CHARLES HARRISON Geography, Amer. Hist. , Gov't., 8 MR. KEN MORGAN Gov't, , Econ. , World Hist. , 8 Problems. B.S. Hist. and P.E. Econ., B,S. Miss. Miss. State. State. NOT PICTURED MR. EMMEETT HOLDER Amer. 8 World Hist. B.S. Alcorn ASM. MRS . FRANCES HOLDER MRS. MARY RUDDIMAN Amer. H1st. , B.S. Ala. State. MR. WAYNE PARKER Amer. 8 World Hist. B.S. Delta State. MRS. NAOMI C. WALKER Gov't., Econ. , 8 Soc,, B.A. Rust College. World Hist. 8 Amer. Hist. B.A. West. Mich. Uni., M.A. Col- umbia Uni. MRS, JEAN McCOOL Family Life 8 Occu- pational Home EC. , B.S. Uni. of Miss. , M.S. U.S.M. MRS. BRENDA HUTTO Home EC. II, Foods and Nutrition, Family Life, B.S. U.S.M. MRS. SHIRLEY TRIPLETT Home Economics, B.S. 8 M.S. University of Alabama. MISS THELMA LAMAR Typing I 8 Personal Typing, B.S. Alcorn AGM. LIBRARIANS MRS. MARGEEN MCINNIS B.S. Alabama State University. MRS . BETTY DAUGHRILL Shorthand I 8 Typing I, Perkinston Jr. College, B.S. U.S.M. MRS . EDITH YOUNGBLOOD Typing I 8 Shorthand I, B. S. William Carey, M.S. U.S.M. NOT PICTURED: MRS . ELSIE BEATTY Bookkeeping 8 Recordkeeping, A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce. 136 MRS. ANN P. DAVIS Gen. Business, Business Math, 8 MRS . ELIZABETH WELLS B.S. University of South Alabama. MRS. ESTELLE HAWLEY Sec. Training, Re- cordkeeping, Bus. Law, 8 Gen. Bus. B.S. 8 M.S, U.S.M. American Hist. B.S. M.S.C.W., Masters in Business Ed. Uni. of Miss. DISTRIB UTIVE EDUCA TION NOT PICTURED: MR. PAUL JOHNSON MR. BILL HUTTO Distributive Education, B.S. Miss. Marketing DECA, B.S. South State. Alabama . MISS BRENDA LOTT Health and P.E. A.A. Pearl River Jr. College, B.S. U.S.M. MRS. DORIS HILL Health and ?.E. B.S. Miss. Valley State. NOT PICTUED: MR. LEEP. OWENS P.E. and Football, B.S. Jackson State. DRIVER S ED UCA TION MR. JAMES WEBB Drivers Education and Football, B.S. Miss. College. MR. MIKE BLACK Drivers Education and Football, B.S. U.S.M. 137 VOCATIONAL STUDY OFFICE TRAINING HALL MRS . RENEE WEBB Vocational Office 8 Re- cordkeeping, B.S. U.S.M. MRS. MARVIN WHITE B.S. U.S.M. MR. DONNIE STRINGFELLOW Mech. DrawingI 8 II, B.S. US.M. NOT PI CTURED: MR. LM. BRANTLEY MR. WILLIS FALLIN Building Trades, B.S. Tuskegee Shep, Miss. State. Institute. MR. JERRY STRINGER Industrial Drafting, LC. Social Science in Drafting. 138 MRS. FRAN STONE LANG UA GE French I 8 II and World Geography, MRS. AUWILDA POLK B.A. U.S.M., Master'sU.S Uni. of Grenoble 1France1. MR. JACK LANDER B. Music Ed. U.S.M. M. Music ELL, Vander- cook College of Music. .M. Spanish I 8 II, B.A. Jackson State. FINEARTS BAND MR. DOUG SULLIVAN Glee Club 11,111, 81V, Chorus11,111, 81V. B.M. L.S.U. ART MISS AMELIA TURNER Art I 8 II, B.A. Uni. of Miss. 139 CHORUS TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mr. Tommy Hewlett Mr. Tommy Hewlett has been chosen by the Student Council to be 1973's Teacher of the Year. Because of his concern for MPHS students, and his participation and involvement in MPHS activities, he is a logical choice. Through his classes in Problems of Democracy, Mr. Hewlett has involved many a stu- dent in the responsibility of citizenship. His many projects of school and community in- volvement have created an interest in students to better their school and town. Mr. Hew- lett also teaches speech, and has gained recognition for MPHS through his work with speech contests, the Debate Club, the High School Bowl Team, and Youth Congress delegates. In the field of extracurricular activity, Mr. Hewlett has been one of MPHS's strongest supporters. He has served well as sponsor and advisor of the Student Council, helping them to achieve the highest point of activity we've seen in many years. Mr. Hewlett has earned the respect of the community as well as students. He was chosen as Outstanding Educator for Moss Point, and is serving as Vice President of the Pas-Point Jaycees. There is no limit to Mr. Hewlett's devotion to Moss Point High School. At any MPHS function, Mr. Hewlett is one person who is sure to be around. Whether he is filling in as our Tiger mascot at football games, or very capably organizing a campaign for Youth Congress Speaker of the House, the student body of MPHS has come to depend on Mr. Hewlett. Most of all, however, he has gained our utmost respect. W'wmmm 'i j g? :5 c, a5 i Theresa Liddell Charles Cooper Dotty McLeod Carl Dailey Pam Pierce Jackie Green a, President: Vicg J'Prgjsidents: Reporter: i W; Secretary: Treasurer: .rw ;; LARRY MAURICE ABNEY Band 2 . BRUCE KOSSOUTH ABNEY Art Club 4. PHILIP DARWIN ADKISON Football 2; Kay Club 4; French Club 3,4; Photo- graphy Club 4. GLORIA ANN ADAMS RICHARD TIMOTHY ALFORD Baseball 3; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council vice- president 3; GROWLER 3. SULO JEFF AHO Track 2,3; Glee Club 3,4. CARLOS ANTHONY ARNOLD Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Madrigals 4. THOMAS THURLOW ANDREWS Band 2, 3,4; Art Club 4. NANCY ELLEN AULTMAN Band 3,4; FHAA 4; Office assistant 3. JAMES M. BAKER MURPHY BALL, JR. RONNY BALLINGER Band 2. ETHEL LEE BANK S IRA HERBERT BANG FBLA 3; HERO FHA 4. RANDY L. BARFIELD Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Most Handsome 4; Key Club 4. BEVERLY S. BARNES MARY ELIZABETH BARNETT Glee Club 2, 3,4; Madri- gals 4; DECA 3,4; Y- Teens 2; FHA secretary 2; Betty Croker Award. ROSEMARY BASS Glee Club 3, 4; Co-Vice President 4; HERO FHA Pres. 4 HESSE M. BELL, III Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; M- Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 3, 4; Key Club 2; TIGER T'LASI-I 4. GRAYLYN BOLTON RONALD WAYNE BARRON Art Club V. Pres. 4. MICHAEL ELTON BECKHAM Band 2, 3, 4. YVONNE UNTRA BIVINS Jr. Miss Pageant 4. RANDY CAMERON BOND Football 2; Madrigals 4; Key Club 3; DECA Club State President 3; DECA Club 3, 4; Office Assistant 2; Boys state 4; Delegate at National leadership Conference; Hall of Fame. SYLVIA FAYE BOOKER FHAA, 2. PATSY ANN BOREN DECA Club historian 4. MIDDIE RUTH BRADLEY FBLA 4. DARRELL CLEVEN BROOME Football 2, DECA Club 3, 4. DEBRA ANN BONNER Band 2; Glee Club 2; DECA Club 3; HERO FHA 2,3; Afro-American 3. HENRY NEILO BOSARGE, JR. Football 2; Key Club 4. WANDA DALE BRANNING Jr. Civitan 3, 4; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Tiger Flash Club Reporter 4; GROWLER 3. GLORIA BROUGHTON FI-IAA 2; HERO FHA 3. FLOYD WAYNE BROWN AARON BROWN DECA Club 4. WANDA GAIL BROWN;k National Honor Society 3, 4. TERESA LOUISE BROWN FBLA 4; HERO FHA 4. MARY ELIZABETH BULLOCK DECA Club 4; Y-Teens 2; FHA 4; Afro-American Club 3; Library Club 3. JJRUCE ELDRIDGE BULLOCK Hand 2, 3,4; Quarter-mas- u, r 4; Band Carnival Ball Zing 4. BOBBY RAY BUTLER DECA Club 3, 4. LINDA FAYE BUSH Slee Club 2. :k honor graduate 3CATHY ANN BUTTS Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Of- fice Assistant 3, 4; High School Bowl Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN CAMPBELL FHA Secretary-Treasurer. 3DONNA LEE CAREW Jr. Civitan 3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3; French Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play Cast; National Merit Semifinalists. IDA BELL CHATMAN Who's Who 4; FHA 4; Homecoming maid 4. bk honor graduate ANN ROSS CALHOUN;k Band 2,3; Jr. Civitan 2,3, 4; Debate Club 3; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Spanish Club President 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Youth Congress 3,4. DOROTHY DELORIS CAPLES Glee Club 3; Who's Who 4; FHA 4; Afro-American Club 4; Carnival Ball Queen 4. MARY BETH CATLE'I'T FBLA 4. JAMES LESLIE CLARK VICKIE CLARK Student Council 2. WILLIE LOUIS COLLINS, JR. Track 3,4; Band 2; Afro- American Club 3; Senior Play cast. CHARLES COOPER, III Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; M- Club 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Key Club 3,4; Student Council 3, 4; TIGER CLASH 4; office assistant ,1; Class President 4; Bi- mcial Committee 3,4; Carnival Ball King 4; Boys State; Hall of Fame. RAY CHARLES COSTICT Hasketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 3,3,4; Who's Who 3; Sophomore Class President. MARY LYNNE CLUFF Y-Teens 2; FBLA 3,4; of- fice assistant 4. LINDA DIANE COLSTON HELEN MARIE CORLEY ROBERT EARNEST CRAIG ANDREW EARL CREAR ALESIA DIANNE CROWLEY Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Drama Club 4. REBECCA ANN CUNNINGHAM FBLA 3,4; Office Assis- tant 3. MICHAEL ANTHONY DALE DONALD PAUL CREEL DECA Club 4. DONNA BLYTHE CROWLEY O.L.V.--Basketba112,3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Who's Who 2, 3; Library Club 2; EAGLE EYE 2,3; VIC- TORIAN 2, 3; Class Secre- tary 2, 39 Drama Club 4; Senior Cast Play. CARL EUGENE DAILEY Track 2; Glee Club 2; Key Club 4; Student Counci14; French Club 4; Afro-American Club 3,4; Senior Class Vice- President; Bi-Racial Committee 3; High School Bowl Team 4; Senior Play Cast. STEVEN A . DALE EDNA MARIE DANIELS Glee Club 4; HERO FHA 4. BARBARA ANNETTE DAVIS Basketball Queen 4; Bas- ketball cheerleader 4; Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4; Office Assistant 4. CHARLIE E. DAVISON, II Football 4; Library Club 3. WARREN STEPHEN DEAS Student Council Vice- President 4; French Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Junior Class Vice-Presi- dent; Senior Play cast. DAVID GLENN DANTZLER OTHO LEE DAVIS, III Football 2; Track 3; French Club 3,4; Chess Club 4; Math Club 4. JANICE DUBOSE DAVISON KAI ARNOLD DEN BLEYKER Band 2, 3,4; Jr. Civitan 3. CLYDE K ELLY DUNAGAN JAMES GREGG DOWDLE Chess Club Treasurer 4. CALVIN EDWARD DURDEN Basketball 2; Football 3; Afro-American Club 2; TIGER FLASH 4. DENNIS ANTHONY DURDEN ILA MAE DYE Band 2, 3,4; Drum Major 4; Jr. Civitan 3; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Arch-Duchess Carnival Ball 4. WAYNE I-LARLAN DURDEN CHARLES LAMAR LARRY EDWARDS EHLERS MARY E FANTROY Afro-American Club 3. SHARON FIELDS :kMYRTIS FAYE FILLINGIM FBLA 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Assis- tant 3. BRENDA DELOISE FOUNTAIN SAMUEL O'NFAL HENRY FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN DECA Club 4. LEONA CECILIA FRAZIER Art Club 3; Afro-American Club 3. SAMUEL LEWIS FRANKLIN Football 4. Hmonor graudate CHUCK GARRARD ARGIE JEROME GLADNEY Baseball 2, 3, 4. CHESTER GOLDSMITH CECELIA GAIL GRAY Glee Club 3, treasurer 4; Civitan 3; HERO FHA Vice-President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Carnival Ball Court 3. VINNIE GARRETT HERO FHA 4. JOSEPH DUANE GOFF THOMAS CLINTON GOSLIN, III 4Dayton, Ohio, Fairmont East High School--Foot- ball 2; Spanish Club 2; Chess Club Vice-President 2;; Glee Club 2, 3-Presi- dent 4; Jr. Civitan 3,4; Key Club 4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club Historian 3; Carnival Ball Court 3. TONY LAMAR GRAY Madrigals 4; Who's Who 4; Key Club 4; Debate Club 3; Student Council President 4; Spanish Club 2; Library Club 2, 3,4; Boys State; Youth Con- gress 3,4; Senior Play Cast; Hall of Fame. CURTIS JAY GREEN Baseball 2, 3,4; Jr. Civi- tan 4; Key Club 4; Li- brary Club 4; History Club President 4. OLIVER LINWOOD GRIERSON, JR. Football 3; Band 2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 4. WILLIAM R. HALE Football 3; TIGER FLASH 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; High School Bowl 3, 4; Senior Play Cast. JACKIE LEE HANSEN JACQUELY'N ELAINE GREEN Who's Who 4; Debate Club 3; FBLA Vice-Presi- dent 4; Afro-American Club 3, reporter 4; Office Assistant 2; Class officer, treasurer 3, reporter 4; Carnival Ball Court 3; Youth Congress 3. MILTON FRED CUYNN jr. Civitan 4; Key Club 4; CROWLER 4; Chess Club 4. JOHNNY LEE HAMMOND Football 2; Track 2; Art Club 2, 4. JANICE CARLENE HANSEN Band 2, secretary 3,4; FBLA 2, 3 secretary 4; FHA 2; Jr. Miss Pageant Miss Congeniality. JAMES HUEL HARRIS Band 2, 3, vice-president 4; Madrigals 4; Key Club 3; DECA Club 4. jEANNIE MILDRED HAR RELL FBLA 4. KENNETH D. HARRIS ROBERT LEE HASTY EMMY HELEN HAWKINS Art Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3. JERRY HIESTAND KEIGM MARIE HILTON Jr. Civitan 3,4; Spanish Club treasurer 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; TIGER FLASH 4; Office assistant 3. C AREY RAY HINKEI. 4KAREN CECELIA HOUSE Jr. Divitan 3; DECA Club 4; Debate Club 3; Y-Teens 2,4; Spanish Club secretary 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Semi- finalist 4; Hall of Fame. PAMELLA LYNN HUDGINS JOHNNY LAMAR HYATT $ m. . N Anifmffm ANTHONY WRIGHT JOE Basketball 2, 3,4; M-Club 4; Key Club 3; Carnival Ball Court 3. ithonor graduate ALETHA JOYCE HUCKLEBY Afro-American Club 3; GROWLER staff 4. JOHN WAYNE HUNT Football 4. RICKEY HOSEA HYDE Football 2, 3,4. LINDA MARIE JOHNSON Band 2; FHA 2. MARK MLLIAM JOHNSON Art Club 3,4; Chess Club 4. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Library Club 4. FLORA DELL JONES DECA CLUB 4; Student Council 3; Afro-American Club 3. ELOUISE JONES Office Assistant 4. SHARON DAVIS JONES Band 2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 2 JEROME JORDAN 2; 5?: :31? arifxfx? 5 GEORGE B. KING PAUL WILLIAM KINES Football 2, 3, BEATRICE IRENE KINNEY Glee Club 3; French Club 3; Chess Club 4. GINGER RENEE KIRKWOOD Glee Club 2,4; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 4; Library Club 2. DAVID MALCOLM LANDER Band 2, 3,4, lst sergeant 4. EMMA LOUISE LANGHAM DECA Club 4; FHA 2,4; Jr. Miss Pageant KEVIN L. KINSER MELTON LYLE KNOWLES Band 2, 3, 4. LOREE LANE Jr. Civitan 2,3,4; Y- Teens 2, 3,4. DONNA MARIE LANNES DECA office assistant 4. JAM ES E. LAVI NG HOUSE WILLIAM HOWARD LEE Jr. Civitan 3; Key Club 4; DECA 4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Library Club 3, President 4. DEBORAH DIANNE LENNEP PATRICIA ANN LEVERSON Afro-American Club 4; TIGER FLASH 4. SHELIA MARIE LAWSON FHA 4. WILLIE EDWARD LEE Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Base- ball 4; M-Club 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 2, 3, 4; TIGER FLASH 4; Bi-racial Com- mittee 3; Carnival Ball Court 3; Hall of Fame. GERALD GEROME LEROY MONSUE McCANN LEVERETTE Y-Teens 2; FBLA 4; FHA 4; Spanish Club 4; Afro- American Club 3. BEVERLY BARNETT LEWIS x:DEBORAI-I LAWANA LEWIS FHA 4; French Club 2,4; Afro-American Club 2,4; High School Bowl Team 4; Math Club 4. THERESA LIDDELI. Basketball Cheerleader 4, head 4; Who's Who 4; Beauty 4; Jr. Civitan 2; Student Council 3; FBLA 3; National Honor Society 3; reporter 4; Class of- ficer--secretary 4; Home- coming court 4; GROW- LER 3; football queen 4. HENRY JAMES LOCKE Baseball 2. 4honor graduate MICHAEL BRUCE LEWIS Basketball 3; Football 3; M-Club 3; Art Club 3. ANEICE RENEE LIDDELL DECA Club 4; Jr. Civitan 2; Class officer-vice- president 3; GROWLER staff 4. ARNOLD FRANCIS LINDSAY Football 2, 3, 4; Happy Harper Award 4; Track 2; M-Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club president 4; Senior Play stage manager 4. ROSALYN DONETTE LOGAN Y-teens 2; FHA reporter 2. DENNIS TROY LOLLAR BELINDA GAIL LOTT CHARLES McCLAIN Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2. DONALD K ENT McARTI-IUR GARY MICHAEL ROBERT MCCOVERY MCDONA LD PATSY RUTH MCDONALD STELLA JANICE MCDONALD SANDRA LYNN MCELROY Basketball cheerleader 4; Glee Club 3,4; Madrigals accompanist 4; Jr. Civi- tan treasurer 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. TITUS EARL McCLAWN JOHN ERIC MCLEOD VMETA M. McMILLIAN French Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; High $chool Bowl 4. Whonor graduate ,8; ,2 V W m m f 1 t I' if; 43 4 MICHAEL WAYNE McFERRIN DOROTHY LOUISE McLEODk Glee Club 3; Madrigals 4; Most Sophisticated Senior; Who's Who 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; French Club President 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society treasurer 3; GROWLER co- editor; Class officer Pre- sident 2, vice-president 4; Girls State; Hall of Fame. KENNETH ALONZO MCMELLON Band 2, 3, 4, captain 4; DECA Club 4; Carnival Ball king 3. JERRY JEROME MAGEE SHIRLEY ANN MASS Student Council 4; Y- Teens 3. JOE CHARLES M ERRILL KAREN SUE MILES Band 2, 3, 4; Band Council 2, 3; DECA Club 4; Y- Teens Vice-President 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Drama Club 4. LISA DIANE MERRILL Glee Club 3,4; DECA Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 2. 4JUDY ARLINE MILLER Glee Club 3; Jr. Civitan 2; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 3,4, President 3, reporter 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Hall of Fame. HENRY JEROME MITCHELL RET HER DARLENE MIZELL STEPHEN J. MOBLEY 4honor graduate PATRICIA DEVONNE MOLDEN WILLIAM EARL MONTGOM ERY ALVIN MYERS, 11 Band 2, 3, 4; Afro-Ameri- can Club 3; Carnival Ball Court 3; Senior Play 4. MARK STEVEN NELSON MARY SUE MONTGOM ERY KELVIN TIMOTHY MORIE Band 2. KATHY NEESE FBLA President 4. MARY LORRAINE NELSON FBLA 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. WILLIAM FAILS NELSON Football 2; Key Club 3,4; DECA Club 4; Art Club 3, president 4; Library Club 3, reporter 4; Photography Club 4. DORA NETTLES Library Club 3, treasurer 4. JO ANN PARKINSON Band 3; Madrigals alter- nate 4; FBLA parliamen- tarian 4; Jr. Miss Pageant. ELVIN DURAN PARKS Art Club 4; office assis- tant 4. ALFORD DANIEL NETTLES Art Club 3,4. TONI KAY NETTLES SAMUEL A. PARKER, 11 Band 3, sargeant 4; Afro- American Club parlia- mentarian 3; GROWLER staff 4; Carnival Ball Court 4, King 3; Hall of Fame. LINDA KAREN PARKS Most Beautiful 4; Jr. Civitan 2, secretary 3; Vice-President 4; Student Counci13; Y-teens 2, 3,4; FBLA Library Club 3; GROWLER co-editor 4; Homecoming court 4; Far- mer's Ball Court 4. CATHERINE LOUISE PATRICK JACQULINE PATTON 4CHARLES WESLEY PERRY Salutatorian 4; Who's Who 4; National Honor Society 3 4 , ARNOLD E. PIERCE, JR. Haonor graduate DAVID PATRICK 40. L. V. High SchooDu Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3. TERRELL PAYNE Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 3; Student Coun- cil 2; Y-teens 2, 4; FBLA 3; Art Club 3,4; French Club 4, vice-president 3; GROWLER 3, class editor 4; Class officer vice pre- sident 2; Drama Club 4; Senior Play Cast. JERALD D. PHILLIPS PAMELA LUANNE PIERCE Basketball cheerleader 3; Jr. Civitan 3; DECA Club treasurer 4; Y-teens 2, 3; FHA president 2; French Club 3; officer assistant 3, 4; Class officer--reporter 2, president 3, treasurer 4. MARY LY NN PINTER OLLIE E. POWE Football 2. SUSAN RHEA PRIDDY Football Cheerleader 3, co-head 4; Glee Club 3; Madrigals 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; French Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Carnival Ball Queen 4; Youth Con- gress 4; High School Bowl Team 4; Drama Club 4; Hall of Fame. RUSSELYN RAMSEY 4Mattie L. Blount High School--R. O. T. C. first drill team 3; Physical Ed- ucation Activity night 2. ; KENNETH EUG ENE PORTER FRED HARRIS PRESLEY Jr. Civitan 3, 4; Key Club 3,4; office assistant 3; History Club 4; Drama Club 4. LENORA MARIA PUTMAN FRANZETTA MARIE RASCO CHARLES C. RICHARDSON JAMES MICHEAL RICHARDSON Afro-American Club 4. ROSIA RICHARDSON Student Council 3; Class Officer--reporter 3. ROSEMARY ROGERS Y-Teens 2; GROWLER 3. J. B. RICHARDSON JOHN EDWARD RICHARDSON THOMAS EDWARD ROBERTSON Basketball 2; Football 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; M-Club 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Jr. Civi- tan 2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; FBLA 3; office assistant 4. BARBARA ANN ROPER TIGER FLASH co-editor 4. JANET SALTER Basketball cheerleader 3; FBLA 4; Afro-American 4; office assistant 4. LUCY JAMIE ROSS FBLA 4; FHA 2. DEBORAH GLYNN SANDIFERyk Football cheerleader 2, 3, head 4; Glee Club 3, Madrigals 4; Who's Who 4; Beauty 3; Miss MPHS 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 3, 4, vice-president 2; Home- coming Queen 4; Senior Play Cast; Hall of Fame. RITA LYNN SANDERS Band 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 2; F'BLA 3; ART Club 4; FHA 2. PHYLLIS ANITA SEAWRIGHT Y-teens 3,4; FBLA 2; Art Club 2; HERO FHA 4. ANNA LAURA SELLERS FBLA 3,4. CATHY ANN SHELTON FBLA 4; TIGER FLASH as- sistant editor 4. MARY ANN SELLERS Who's Who 4; Afro-Ameri- can Club 3; Carnival Ball Court 3; Youth Congress 4. 4Honor Gradu ate - .WE -' TERRIE LYNN SING LETON DARYL S. SMITH JOE ALLEN SMITH PATRICIA ANN SMITH JUNETTA DENISE SLAUGHTER FBLA 4; Afro-American 3, ELTON RAY SMITH MARY ANN SMITH Glee Club 4; Who's Who 4 Y-Teens 3; Afro-Ameri- can Club 3,4. CECELIA ANN STALLWORTH TIGER FLASH--typist 4. 3 ALFRED LLOYD STANTON Football 2, 3; Baseball 2; Track 2, 3. DAVID LY NN STAUTER SUZETTE FAYE STEWART FHA 3; Afro-American Club 3, 4. GERA LD KEITH STRAHAN CLAUDE L. STAUTER, JR. Footba113,4;M-C1ub 3,4; Key Club 3,4. EDWARD EUGENE STEWART Football 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; M-Club 4; Key Club DORIS ELLIS STORK WILLIAM CHARLES STUART Who's Who 3, 4; Jr. Civi- tan President 4; Key Club 3,4; FBLA 4; TIGER FLASH 3,4; GROWLER 3, 4; Bi-racial Committee 4; Carnival Ball Court--King 4; Farmer's Ball Court 4. JAMES PHIL SUTTERFIELD Baseball 3,4; M-Club 3, 4. D EBRA TALLENT KAFFIE DIANE TAYLOR DECA Club 4; Class offi- cer reporter 2. MARSHA LYNETT TELLEY Jr. Civitan 4; Student Council 3; Y-teens 3; FBLA 4; FHA 3; French Club 4; Afro-American Club 3,4. CLAUDETTE LAROSE SYLVESTER Afro-American Club treasurer 3. CYNTHIA LU TANNER 4k Football cheerleader 3,4; Glee Club 4; Sextet 4; Madrigals accompanist 4; Who's Who 4; Debate Club 3; Student Council 2,4; Y-teens 3, president 2, 4; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 3, trea- surer 4; Library Club 2; Carnival Ball Court 3; Girls State 3; Youth Con- gress 3, 4; Moss Point's Jr. Miss 4; International Sci- ence Fair 4; STAR Stu- dent 4; DAR Citizenship Award 4; Senior Play cast; High School Bowl Team 3,4; Valedictorian; Hall of Fame. DEBRA E. TAYLOR JOHN ALLEN THAMES 4; honor graduate EDDIE LEE TOLBERT, JR. 3GREER WALKER Basketball cheerleader 3; Band 2; Glee Club 3; Madrigals 4; Who's Who 3,4; Student Council 2; Y-teens 2; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society vice presi- dent 3, president 4; TIGER FLASH 3; Home- coming Maid 2,3. BILLY LESLIE WALTERS PHILLIP WARD KENNETH MARVIN TRUMP Baseball 4; Glee Club vice-president 4; Madri- gals 4; Key Club 4; Span- ish Club 3; Drama Club 4; Senior Play Cast. HUEI. NORRIS WALKER PAULA JEAN WARD4C Glee Club 2, 3; Y-teens 2; FBLA 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4. SUSAN DIANNE WATTS VIRGINIA SUSAN WATTS Who's Who 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 2,3, 4; HERO FHA 4. JACQUELINE ANN WEBB FBLA 3,4; FHA 2. OTIS RAY WHEELER Football 2, 3, 4. MARY PAULETTE WHITE Who's Who 3,4; Jr. Civi- tan 2, 3,4, secretary 4; Debate Club 3; Y-teens 3, 4; FBLA 4; National Honor Society 3; Library Club 2, 3; Growler Staff 4. SHERMAN WHITE DAVID ROBERT WAUGH Band 2, 3, 4. MARK EDWIN WELLS Who's Who 4; Key Club 4; DECA Club 3, 4. FRANK MARK WHITE, JR. Basketball 2; Football 2, 3,4, captain, 4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; M- Club 2, 3,4; Who's Who 3, 4; Mr. MPHS 4; Key Club 3,4 ROBERT L. WILKERSON Baseball 2; Football 2; Track 4; Key Club 3,4; Afro-American Club 2; Office Assistant 4. FREDDIE L. WILEY Track 3; Band 2. k SHERIAN CRAIN WILLIS FHA 2; HERO FHA 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tiger Flash 2,3,4; Growler Staff 2. NORMA GAI WILLIAMS Band 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; Jr. Civitan 2;3;4. NANCY KATHERINE WOOD Who's Who 3; Class Beauty 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; HERO FHA 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Homecoming Maid 2, 3. DELORIS WINTERS Library Club 4; Office Assistant 2. MABLEAN WOODLAND Afro-American Club 3; Office assistant 4. MORRIS LEVON WOODS Band 2. 4 Honor Graduate BETTY WORDIAW FBLA 4; Afro-American Club 4; office assistant 4; Senior Play Cast. JAMES KARY YARBROUGH Class Motto: We have Climbed a hill, but a mountain lies before us. Class Flower: Red Carnation Class Song: Climb Every Mountain Class Colors: Blue and Grey Q PHYLLIS LENORA WOULARD FBLA 2, 3,4; HERO FHA 2, 3, 4; Afro-American Club 4. CY NTHIA DIANE YOUNG BARRY EUGENE BROWN MARY HELEN HUTCHINS u C r LARRY AMES h MARY BROngI m a KIMBROUGH m 0 d e 0 LL r l a DAVID L. MICHAEL COLEMAN t LELLAND LOFTON e 8 MARILYN DILLON MAZIE o. 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Epilogue THE PERFECT 11910 T Dan: Ken Trump Linda: Debbie Sandifer Mr. Latherby: Carl Dailey Margaret Tennyson: Terri Payne Roger Tennys on: T om Goslin Jackie: Tony Gray : Jeannie: Donna Crowley Puff: Willie Collins Carla: Betty Wordlaw Miss Baker: Cindy Tanner Mr. Barnard: Bill Hale Rhodora: Ginger Watts Dr. Von Barf: Alvin Myers Policeman: Warren Deas Miss Booth: Donna Carew Policeman: Warren Deas Miss Booth: Donna Carew Stage Manager: Arnold Lindsey Director: Mrs. Doug Sullivan hMMmmNMH a CLASS DA Y 73 ., , -Wmmmnwmm w, m 1 4: ,mwuuwu 1A me: CntqZNmm HZNQ'U GRAD UA TION 73 Valedictorian Cindy Tanner Salutatorian Charles Perry 734 Processional- Pomp and Circumstance Marcif, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Elgar Invocation H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rev. Howard B. Shelton Pastor, First Christian Church Write Goal of Educatiorf, ..... Salutatonan T4 Fullfilling Experience ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Class President Charles Perry , Charles Cooper Something to Loveu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cynthia Tanner Valedictorian Awards and Announcements ........................ Thomas R. Blackledge High Sch ool Principal Presentation of Diplomas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Superintendent of Schools Alma Mater Recessional March from Die Meistersinger M. J. Bullock Wagner L66 Lors Prac t Sen V3; CONGRA TULA TIONS! 237 GREER WALKER Selection as the Most Polite girl at MPHS for two years shows the admiration and respect that the student body has for Greer Walker. She has proven herself to be a conscientious, de- pendable scholar in all phases of club and class work. Serv- ing as Vice-president and President of the National Honor Society, she was also an active member of the Madrigals, Glee Club, Student Council, Y-Teens and Art Club. A homecoming maid for two years, this likable senior typifies well the qualities of a Hall of Fame winner. RANDY CAMERON BOND A young man with many and varied talents is Randy Camer- on Bond. Whether playing the guitar, singing with the Mad- rigals, or conducting state DECA meeting, he is always willing to share his talents with others. His fellow students showed their respect by voting him Most Talented . Randy has served MPHS well as a member of DECA where he ser- ved as a representative of the state organization and was a delegate to the National Leadership Conference. A member of the Key Club and delegate to Boy's State, Randy has earned his place in the Hall of Fame. SUSAN RHEA PRIDDY Dependable and friendly, Susan Rhea Priddy has worked in all phases of school activities as well as church activities. At the top of this list of activities is her dedication as a football cheerleader, which she served as co-head. She was a member of the Glee Club, Madrigals, Jr. Civitan, Y- Teens and French Club. Susan served as Carnival Ball Queen and a member of the Youth Congress delegation. A charter member of the National Honor Society, this senior served her school well and for this has earned her place in the Hall of Fame. 238 C YNTHIA LU TANNER Because of this young lady's outstanding contributions, Moss Point High School was well represented in several state and national contests. A national-merit finalist and a partici- pant in the International Science Fair, 3 Girl's State Dele- gate, and Moss Point's Junior Miss all show Cindy's intel- lectual ability as well as her talent and personality. A foot- ball cheerleader for two years, Cindy served as a member of the Glee Club, Girl's Sextet, Debate Club, Student Council and National Honor Society and as a piano accom- panist of the Madrigals. Selected as the STAR Stu'dent she is the 1973 valedictorian. Winner of 21 DAR Citizenship Award and a member of the Senior Play cast, Cindy Lu Tan- ner certainly earned her position in the Hall of Fame. SAMUEL ALEX PARKER A sincere interest in his fellow students and willingness to help are two of the outstanding characteristics of Samuel Alex Parker. King of Carnival Ball as a Junior and a mem- ber of the court as a senior, Sam has shown his dedication to MPHS and the band. Besides sewing as parliamentarian of the Afro-American Club, he was a sergeanttin the band. Samuel excelled in journalism as he served as sports editor of the Growler. For these achievements, Sam was selected for the hall of Fame. TONY LAMAR GRAY Tony Gray is certainly a qualified member of the MPHS Hall of Fame. The polite Student Body President has displayed able leadership in several activities. A delegate to Boy's State and Mississippi Youth Congress, Tony also served MPHS as a member of the Madrigals, the Key Club, Debate Club, and Library Club. He was a member of the senior play cast and was chosen by the student body as the boy at MPHS with the MOST School Spirit. The recipient of a citizenship me- dal, Tony is indeed deserving of his place in the Hall of Fame. 239 DOROTHY LOUISE McLEOD A sincere, hard-work'mg student Dotty McLeod has excelled in church and school related activities with her ability to serve as well as to lead. Whether leading, as Vice-president of the senior class, co-editor of the Growler, or President of the French Club or serving as a member of Jr. Civitan, Student Council, or Y-Teens, Dotty works well. Among her other numerous activities at MPHS are singing with the Madrigals, serving as a delegate to Girl's State, and being a charter member and treasurer of the National Honor So- ciety. Selected as Most Sophisticated Senior and a Senior Class Favorite, this honor graduate takes a well-deserved place in the Hall of Fame. CHARLES COOPER, III Athletic, active and versatile are three words to describe Charles Cooper, another member of the Hall of Fame. Charles proved his athletic ability by being a member of the baseball, track, and football teams throughout his high school years. Membership in Key Club, Student Council and Bi-racial Committee show his activeness. Charles versatility is demonstrated by his assistance as a hallmonitor, a mem- ber of the Tiger Flash staff, a delegate to Boy's State and Carnival Ball King. This able Senior Class President is indeed worthy of membership in the Hall of Fame. KAREN CECELIA HOUSE Ready, willing, and competent to do whatever is asked describes Karen House. A member of Jr. Civitan, Y-Teens, DECA and Debate Club, Karen was also chosen as a Nation- al Merit-Finalist. An active member of the Spanish Club and National Honor Society and historian of the class of '73, Karen is a deserving choice for the Hall of Fame. 240 DEBORAH GLYNN SANDIFER Having served as cheerleader for the Tiger team for three years and head cheerleader her senior year, vivacious Debbie Sandifer displayed energetic spirit and enthusiastic support for her school. Her sincere efforts were rewarded her senior year as she was selected Homecoming Queen. The popular miss was elected to the Who's Who contest's highest honor, Miss MPHS. During her busy high school days Debbie was a member of the Glee Club, Madrigals, Jr. Civitan, Student Council and Y-Teens. A beauty her junior year and the female lead in the senior play, Deborah Glynn Sandifer is indeed deserving of her place in the Hall of Fame. JUDY ARLINE MILLER A friendly manner and a pleasing smile make Judy Miller well-liked by her fellow students. As a member of the Glee Club, Judy also sang with the Girl's Sextet. Judy served as reporter and president of FBLA as well as participating in the Y-Teens and Jr. Civian. She was a member of the Carnival Ball Court and was an outstanding member of Occupational Home Economics program where she worked at Singing Ri- ver Hospital. For her contribution to MPHS, Judy, an honor graduate, is awarded her place in the Hall of Fame. WILLIE EDWARD LEE Playing the game and playing it well whether on the athle- tic field or in the classroom have brought honors to this out- standing student. A three-year letterman in football, basket- ball, and track Willie Lee has worked and played hard for MPHS. This likable senior was chosen as Best All Around Sophomore, and Most Versatile Boy as a junior and senior. As a member of the Tiger Flash staff, the Bi-Racial Com- mittee, the Carnival Ball Court, and winner of an athletic scholarship, this young man has indeed shown his versati- lity. For these contributions to MPHS we honor Willie with selection to the Hall of Fame. 241 1973 CEO WLER DEDICA TION Mr. At Mrs. Doug Sullivan When we began considering the possibilities for dedication of the annual, we naturally tried to think of that person who had done the most not only for the annual, but for the entire school. We considered many people, and final- ly decided on something a little unusual for Moss Point High School. We chose not one person, but two. Looking back over this school year, you can't help but wonder how we could have managed without the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sullivan. If you ever needed to know something about anything, at least one of these two would know. The list of their activities is endless. During Homecoming, they were one of the few who actually cared whether or not that Sopho- more or Junior float got finished. Then, the magazine sales. . . . . naturally, Mrs. Sullivan was in charge. Let's not forget the beauty pageant. Most people never thought to ask who designed and built the backdrop, or who print- ed the program, and in general, who managed the whole thingo Supposedly, it was the annual staff, but we know the credit should go to Mrs. Sullivan. To Mr. Sullivan, we owe a much improved Glee Club, that for the first time in many years received a very high rating at choral festival. This year, we also began hearing a lot about Madrigals, a totally new idea at Moss Point High School. All the credit for Madrigals should go to Mr. Sullivan, along with a great r a l big thank you. He has devoted many hours to a 4 7 r QM ' sometimes uncooperative, and maybe a little T T l lazy group, but we feel the time was well spento These talented young students have rep- resented MPHS in many places and before many influential people. We know this has had a very good effect on the reputation of Moss Point High School as a whole. As members of the annual staff, we know first hand of the time, worry, and work that Mrs. Sullivan has put into this annual. We also know very well what Mr. Sullivan has had to put up with because of this loyal devotion. The many days and nights of drawing off pages, counting votes and taking last minute pictures should not go unrewarded. Because of their participation, devotion, and concern, and because we love them both, we, the 1973 Growler Staff, would like to make this edition of the Growler, their Growler. Compliments Of 7 VERTIS RAMSEY Circuit Clerk Compliments Of NOLANS Radio 8L Television, Stereo 8L Records Phone 475-8I59 8l0 Main Street -Moss Point, Miss. Compliments Of JET BLAST TECHNICAL SANDS, INC. Rail, Barge, 8L Truck Shipment R. E. Hurd, Jr. President Business Telephone 475-7784 PO. Box 535 Moss Point. Miss. Compliments Of 4,610 Main Street 7 4 7 Moss Point, Mia 7 TWIN CITY GLASS 3710 Shortcut Road 7 Phone 769-1320 Windshields - Store Fronts 7 Mirrors Patio Doors 7 Seamless Floors House Pain17 Garage Doors Carl Weewew Hearndon - Res. 475-9946 246 MOSS POINT OCEAN SPRINGS PASCAGOULA MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER F.D.I.C. BEST INTHE LAND MILK 77 ICECREAM PASCAGOULA MISS 46H DENNY AVE. PHONE JACKSO L N COUNTY S FINEST STOR 762-8161 PASCAGOULA. MISSISSIPPI 347 Compliments of KIDDIE2S CORNER Phone 762-6828 1955 Market St. 2 Pascagoula, Miss. Compliments of MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD EXPORT CO. 310 Mclnnis, Moss Point, Miss. 3222 Pascagoulu. Pascagoulu Miss. M MILLETTE ENTERPRISES MILLETTE ASSOCIATES MILLETTE REALTY MlLLETTE-DOYLE LIFE AGENCY WHITES STORE Home of Greater Value? Bel Air Shopping Center Pascagoula, Miss. 7Congralulations Senior? HOUSE OF FLOORS 609 Main Street 7 Moss Point, Miss. FELDMANS STORE For Finer Clothes Downtown Pascagoula 702 Delmas Ave. g Pascagoula Pizza Spaghetti Phone 766-8669 766- W Honw Hwy. 90 E. 7 Pascagoula. Ms. HARRY DOLE DODGE Dodge Cars .,, Colts - Pickups 4707 Shortcut Road Pascagoula. Miss. ?48 JAY3S Krispy Fried Chicken Our Specialty - Quality And Service 1933 Denny Phone 762-3903 Pascagoula ERNIE1S RADIO 8L TV SERVICE MARY CARTER PAINT STORE Ernest 8L Myrtle Holmberg, Owners 329 Main St. 475-7287 Moss Point 1765 Market 762-3148 Pascagoula McGOWA'NS DRIVE IN Highway 90 8L Mill Ave. Phone 475-1421 Caution! Eating Here May Be Habit Forming Doctors Like the Way We Operate COAST AMBULANCE, INC. Benny Bryant, Pres. Coroner and Ranger 5001 Chico Rd. Phone 762-6332 :- SAV- REX PHAR ACY N111 Keep your 3 3f?! nd save with Sav-Rbi; 1 .1 Phone 475 216 1 601 Main StrczjtvfWW 249 MAMA'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Open 24 hours , 6 Days Closed Sundays Phone 475-5215 Hwy. 90 E. , Moss Point SOUTHWEST DRUG CO. Prescription Service Phone 762-7192 Deep South Shopping Center Puscagoula THE CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Bibles, Books. S.S. Helps. Gifts. Records, Tapes, Posters Deep South Shopping Center Phone 762-4222 Pascagoula Where your money is safe 7 Profitable Available FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. We Have What You1re Looking For 216 Bellview Street Moss Point 903 Jackson Ave. Pascagoula 814 Desota Ave. Ocean Springs They1re The Best Y0u111Ever See; They1re The Tigers 01173 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Seniors: Debbie Sandifer Susan Priddy, Cindy Tanner. Juniors: Cindy Farris, Wendy Wilkinson. Sophomores: Glenda Liddell. Beth Stewart. .750 The Wide-Awake Bank that makes It All So Easy! MERCHANTS 8c MARINE BANK ' W wfmgwmlAE-Hfftf . . ?-- .....-.. Q ,, .. , 1r,- vhf? . iWq; L; 4., . Pascagoula Mississippi Moss Point Thc Friendly Bank Six Locations to Serve You Moss Point Esculuwpa Pascugoulu Arthur Sl. Highway 63 Bel Air Old Mobile Hwy. Pascagoula Gautier Pascagoula SI. Highway 90 lescagoula Market St. Member FDIC CENTRAL VENDING CO. Phone 4754651 the Candy Mam -- Best Of Luck - PETE MARTINS - BEER 22 I9 Main Street W Compliments Of Moss Point. Mississippi WEATHERBY MATERIAL, INC. -- Ready Mix Concrete ----- Skip Wcatherby L 475- l 285 Jack May 351 PARSLEY PRINTING C0. Commercial Job Printing Business Forms H Social Stationery Phone 762-1751 1503 Telephone Rd., Pascagoula, Miss. Courtesy Of MITCHELL MOTORS Your Friendly Buick, Opel, GMC, American Motors Dealer 27 People Serving Mississippifs Best MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments Of C 81. G AUTO PARTS 1417 MainStreet Moss Point. Miss. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY On the 75th Anniversary of International Paper Company, we at Moss Point Mill take great pride in sa- luting the members of the I973 Graduating Class at the Moss Point High School for their outstanding achievement in educating challenges and great personal rewards. 1898J1973 OUR SEVENTVVFtFTH YEAR INTERNAYIONAL PAPER COMPANV FQ LP p0 1 v COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE LEE'S GROCERY 81 MARKET 1317TELEPHONE ROAD PHONEn- 762-4101 PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI HARRIS BODY SHOP ,,, COMPLETE BODY REPAIRS 8L PAINTING 4- OWNER, BILL HARRIS 1644 MAIN STREET PHONE ........ 475-4610 w COMPLIMENTS OF v- KREOLE LUMBER 8c SUPPLY WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS JIM PEMBERTON PHONE 475-9321 CINDERELLA KNITTING MILLS OF MISSISSIPPI. INC. MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S8L BOYS QUALITY UNDERWEAR PLANT: P.O. BOX 10, PASCAGOULA. MS. EXEC. OFFICES: 350 FIFTH AVEq NEW YORK BAKERS SPORTING GOODS 11YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER11 PHONE 475-8476 1317MAINST. MOSS POINT PHONE 475-7633 1756 MAIN ST. MOSS POINT M0 SS POI NT 1NSURANCE AGENCY. Inc. !nsulance tar Even Need Real male loam: lms PHONE 675-306! MOSS DOINT. MISSISSIPPI .M. . SATURDAY P NE 475-583 HALTER MARINE FABRICATIONS, INC. EGAN MOTORS; INC- BUILDERS OF OFFSHORE w SUPPLY VESSELS TUGS - CREW BOATS AND MISCELLANEOUS FLOATING VOLKSWAGON EQUIPMENT 2903 SHORTCUT RD. ELDER FERRY ROAD MOSS POINT PASCAGOULA 1 COURTESY 0F COMPLIMENTS OF HALFJS GROCERY HARVEY-LANE CHEVROLET, INC' HIGHWAY 63 - ESCATAWPA, MISS. 254 ; McGREGOR'S 11Dependable Home Furnishings 2911 Market St. Pascagoula WOODS 11The Store with the Goods Phone 475-3721 Moss Point, Ms. THE FLOWER COTTAGE 11Moss Points Newest Florist Bettie Payne 712 Belview Frances Gardner Phone 475-5761 Moss Point, Miss. 14. FIRST 4.? NATIONAL BANK of Jackson County MEMBER FDIC Ocean Springs 901 Washington Ave. Phone 875-7711 Pascagoula Hwy. 90 At Telephone Rd. Phone 769-2121 Sieak lionse Hwy. 90 Pascagoulm Ms. 39567 Phone16011769-2433 ARJAY HOMES CORPORATION 820 Main Street Moss Point, Mississippi 39563 FOSTER LENNEP 8L SONS Compliments of Building Materials KREOLE STANDARD STATION Ruberoid Roofing We Support the youth of Devoe Paints Phone 475-4371 Moss Point 500 Morris St. Moss Point Compliments of JOE PAVELCHAK 000d LUCk Justi e ofthe Peace MOSS POINT L POLICE DEPARTMENT BeatTwo .- Compliments of Fastest Growing City in the State Mayor 1 Phillip Watts W Board of Aldermen Jack Beatty W. B. McDavid Charlie V. House. Sr. Lloyd Roberts J. D. Westfaul MCINNIS FLORIST 423 WEEMS STREET FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FUNERAL DESIGNS 7 POT PLANTS SHRUBBERY 7 BEDDING PLANTS LA FONT INN HIGHWAY 90 EAST PASCAGOULA, MISS. LENNEP HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. PHOEN 475-2815 151 MclnnisAve. Moss Point 17 FURNITURE co. ' CARPET, DRAPERY, FURNITURE ACCESSORIES 2738 MARKET ST. PASCAGOULA, MISS. FRIENDLY FUNERAL HOME FRIENDLY BURIAL ASSOCIATION FRED ROBINSON. OWNER GRAFEAUTO COMPANY DEALER 7 SERVICE -4 PARTS PLYMOUTH 7 VALIANT 7 CHRYSLER CARS DODGETRUCKS PHONE 7 475-9611 MOSS POINT Q- WIHIH smut GEORE1S AUTO SERVICE SEARSTOWN AND SHORTCUT ROAD PHONE 762-3188 PASCAGOULA. MISS. GEORGE VERSIGA OWNER XYNE OSBORN RVICE MANAGER Compliments of LELA1S CAFE FINE FOODS OUR SPECIALTY PHONE 475-9175 1400 Bayou St. Moss Point 257 Join DECA And Be A Winner Super Valu Supports DECA Activities This Ad ls Co-Sponsored By Super Valu GROWLERBoosTEhs Caples Standard Statidp , , Pogh5s Floral Shop Johnson Bros. Jewelry Co . 5 Steaktown, U.S.A. Tish5s Beauty Shop 5 3L 5 , Ronnie5s Castmc MailFoto Cimera Center 5 : 5 , a LDXS Drivek'In Moss Point City Library ' Books ,N Things Cavefs Drug Store 3' - 5' ' Eddinfs F amily Shgeysy Wade Block and Tile Co., Inc. 5 ' ' Community Dry Chmjbrsac Laundry R. s. Kemp Buildghg Supply; ? k M. E. GUESS AIR CONDITIONING INC. Westinghouse Best Wishes From Bryant Carrier Room Units MOSS POINT Gas Or Electric RAINBOW ASSEMBLY Sales 8L Service NO. 21 475-1433 1308 MainSt. Moss Point The 1973 Growler Staff Wishes T0 Thank All The Merchants And Friends Of Moss Point High School For Supporting Us By Purchasing Advertisements In Our Yearbook. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Mr. Charles Scott Mr. Larry Hollis Mr. Ray Blackledge 260 W. R :g;..-o-...-Awu.....tn Mggww A d, A,