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

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1974 volume:

GR 0 WLER 74 M oss Point . Editors: ngh SChOOl Dawn Torres M 055 Point, Lynn Ward M ississippi Sponsor: Mrs. Doug Sullivan Volume No. 27 In Memory of MRS. MILDRED SEGERBLOM 6 6 We teach more by what we are than by what we teach. William Jame Duran! Given by Class 0f1948 The Tyger Tygerl Tygerl burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes? On what wings dare he aspire? What the hand dare seize the fire? And what shoulder, 81 what art, Could twist the sinews of thy heart'; And when thy heart began to beat, What dread hand? 81 what dread feet? What the hammer? What the chain? In what furnace was thy brain? What the anvil? what dread grasp Dare its deadly terrors clasp? When the stars threw down their spears And water'd heaven with their tears, Did he smile his work to see? Did he who made the Lamb make thee? Tygerl Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Dare frame thy fearful symmetry? Tiger Eyes F page 30 Tiger Spirit w page 56 Tiger Battles - page 88 Tiger Frolics e page 118 Tiger Den e page 138 Tiger Teachers .- page 244 Tiger's Loss - page 268 . KtKCsk'tv'- DC x ' .13 5 $ 70-; I x l Q ,5r -. f ': -. :- : . 7VN : !;06:59' ,$0 vVVtAop.. ' . Y: Q. . ' 'w;,. - Au K. r. A .- . 5.. l. J 1 0. .. '..'.;;g;J1oJ-1,1,3'0? . V V 'K . . - ' W xi. ,' - .n...4 .. . 4 9.. ., ,' . Kl :;$. , , H. .. , ' O ' Ha. 33$?333553$w V Tiger Battles 'L J awn: ' MM, '., R's? wimmiidg . 15 i i 1 Frolics T iger 18 um! 19E Egg 21 A.I , vu 'A 4 M.q. '- '. 1 g L.;xf:?er71 1 ,7 . , x, l ' K A 'V J x. I I I K I I . x: V' ' I ' ' t w A . 1 L ' K x l ' ' x I I 7' I I . L I. I I ' R ' I I ' I V k M K k K L l n 'u - x I, i K I '1 I ; x ' K 'K l l ' l. 'K I I, : x L wmv- m 4 wmwwg . ' Wu. 1: . mu . 22 ? ,- i mama ii? :45 ' ,! Ir- Annu..n.. I l , ' I 131 gm ' . 14 ...4g ..........M . . k I I 23 J in: Williams t friendly smile, a cheerful hello , and a tireless effort are only a few of the many outstanding charac- teristics that our Mr. MPHS, Jim Williams, possesses. Piuticipating in most of our school activities certainly justifies his very versatile personality. His many activi- ties include baseball, Jr. Civitan, Key Club, French Club, and Bi-Racial Committee. He was a member at the Carnival Ball Court for three years, serving as a'ch Duke his senior year. A member of the cast of 3 ith the senior play and the musical, jim also sewed 't- President of the Student Council his senior year. In the Who's Who, besides being chosen Mr. MPHS, Hm was selected as Best Personality and Most Likely Succeed. And so a hearty salute to jim Williams, i 11'. Moss Point High School for 1974. Athletic, active and versatile are three words to describe Reginald Bivins, Mr. MPHS. He has proved his athletic ability by being a member of the basketball and football teams. Membership in the Spanish Club and the Afro- American Club show his activeness. His versatility is shown by his selection as Most Handsome as well as Mr. MPHS. Reginald is certainly deserving of the honor given to him as Mr. MPHS for 1974. a .V 1,. . l. I. . . .r. .4 m 3 dug Eowm M051 W 61y 1,0 Succeed Debra Lett, Jim Williams A ..13 -.$;: -..s.v..m 14M NM AwN-ua m m; xA-JK' - 4;ka ammn u.nivvu r I . . L'Aau'nvv - , .. v - ,,. V cm Una.- , .r-am-u.,.. x'd5uhka'v zit 'm..n.?fzf,'l a - 2 H9631 $414.3 QMEEMw-w' 91.1.; M . 'fvi'uagm ' $ ?. 5529 2 .$ xiv: , l D ebra Lett; Wanda Catlin, Raymond 5237423' ?W n W; M- SophonzOre . Regina S I 10F n M J H dndmnf? ; Reginald Bernard Bivens SI M0 o a l woo . o foot .ltO C - . O 00 I O o 0! o . o 0 c n o o 0001:. 0000 000 0 0'. o o. 1.00 o. .0: . MNOOO ,kxx Elisk WMFVA .g isziz. 1.1 r? 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SeSoumsom p H 0m ecom ing Queen Wendy Wilkinson H 0m ecomi ng Princess Pam Goldsm ith . 5; Eu ad; YN N$N Tiger Band Jack Lander Director Mr. Jack Lander Director Drum Majoretles Maria Cirlot - Drum Majorette Sherree Goff - Drum Majorette -1 M ajurel Ies chd Majorette Marlene Westfuul, Mnjoreth Mary Cunningham, Lisa Ladnjer, Feature Twirler Karen Harris, Marilyn Brown, Debbie Jackson, and Roxanne May. F ealure Tu'l'rlel' Karen . . H arrfx 65 ,, . . I. ' ' y Sharon Arnold, Judy Goff, Nancy Clark, Ella Plainer, Alice Totten, Alma Harris, Not Pictured, Mary Jane Hammond, Beth Clark. Rita DeAngelo, Pam Godfrey, Rhonda Lynn, Head, Sabrina Amonette, Ann Davis, Maria Prassengs, Jasie Baker, Nancy Grierson. VS, Fm 4 .l I I I ,. .Jm v.1 V ,A a. Prcs. Duncan Goff; Vice Pres. Becky Rockett; ReporLer Lynn Ward; Quarter Masters, Jim Grierson 8 Terry Roberts; Others are Alice Hammond, Sheree Goff, Jusie Baker, Vance Oliver, Ella Plaincr, Maria Cirlot and Barbara Head. F lag Corps R1776 Corps Band COmeil 67 Q! - , WWW Wmm . . An ,w m. 'b!', m mmwmmg ' V w... wp a W'.,,m w , . ;mqamgua.w 5 . , : M. . , A? -g.muaumfuwswwmm Band . I. -,mi:9g Fm . xw. Mur-I ualz- :xwvn 'zvv'm J; M .. Muuwhawgmw 69 35th; 22ml Enamcmgdu ,Ccz A .m 0w :3 30m Eoiom .Soq :LuQ .omsom 1.5.32 582,? .3:2 45:33,; 30:2 .Ugnmmzm osuozm .20.wa .352 .20634 swam 7m 9 $3 30m QOF :::; muuAAu v Hun : t-v wwu. .. wyw.gmyavm .' ' 4m .0. 3': W9;- 7 , , w Wag w Phoebe Faggard - Senior 71 0.'1. ti. 1.....35 . Rm: kmncfw 222x G 166 Club Doug Sullivan D iret'mr G M '5 Sextet First SOpranos Second Sepranos Altos Cindy Blackwell Beth Clark Mary Ellen Bennett Laura Randall Beverly Sellers Molly Piper Accompanist: Mrs. Betty Piper The MPHS Glee Club was a much improved music organization this year. The Choir received an excellent rating at the District VIII Choral Festival held in Biloxi. The Girls sextet received a superior rating and the district festival and then competed in The Mississippi State Choral Festival in Vicksburg where they received an Excellent rating. This organization, under the direction of Mr. Doug Sullivan, has indeed brought much 1onor to themselves and t0 Moss Point High School. 75 M ad rl'gal Singers Sopranos Tenors Wanda Gatlin Bill F irth Suzanne Freeman Jim Grierson Denise Priddy Hugh Tanner Terry McInnis Raymond Millender Veranne Russum Basses Altos Glenn Gunnefson Sheila Harrell David Craft Susan Rouse Steve Perry Beth Clark Andy Taggart Mary Ellen Bennett Barbara Head Accompanists: Angela Faggard Phoebe Faggard Director: Mr. Doug Sullivan 'WMWW v vvv E 78 H50 T11 is Is Paris Moss Point High School was proud of another accomplishment this year. For the first time in ten years, we produced a musical produc- tion. Involving the music department, the band, the art department and the drama dee partment, the show was a tremendous success. m w. $ ?t :1 79 2'32 ! IA Jim Williams - President 82 OFFICERS: President: Jim Williams Vice- Presidents: Wendy Wilkinson James Fountain Secretary: Mickey Chapman Treasurer: Raymond Millender Reporter: Debra Bradley K.- '--'-w- Mickey Chapman Debra Lett Wanda Catlin jim Williams Becky Rockett Pam Goldsmith Debra Gladney Alma Harris Angela Faggard Sandia Goodin Debra Bradley Raymond Millender James Fountain Wendy Wilkinson .. :AM'. Council Members Juanita Lucas Barb ara Hollings Susan Rouse Charlotte Parker Myrna Packer Not Pictured Nancy Grierson Maxine Lawson Glenda Liddell Carolyn Lewis Sonja Brantley Carolyn Rankin Cindy Alford Teresa Sistrunk Martha Stringer Sophomore Council Members 83 Tiger F lash Staff Sports: Smiley McMellon Photographer: Danny Timmons Business Manager: Holly Schatz Asst. Business Manager: Mike Davis Art Editor: Bill Firth Copy Editor: Gail Averette Nancy Hansen Layout Editor: Loyd Loftin Asst. Layout Editor: Jimmye Hale Proof Editor: Terri Mills Justifying Editors: Brenda Wilder Angelia Myers Correspondence: Dinah Furniss Cynthia Magee Staff WriLers: Maxine Lawson Susan Rouse Tim Dryden Patricia Davis Editor: Phoebe Faggard Asst. Editor: Twila Presley Miss Amelia Turner Sponsor u ler Staff Faculty; Classes; Spirit editors Business Staff Asst. Editor: Mary Berry Business Manager: Sandia Goodin Business Staff: Mary Anne Johnston Karen Seely Features Editor: Phoebe Faggard Mary Jane Hammond Class Editors: Carolyn Holloway Suzanne Kent Vicki Plainer Faculty Editor: Evelyn Dunn Sports Editor: Calvin Myers Organizations Editor: Susan Delancey Brenda Tanner Typist: Kristi Griffin Alma Harris Spirit Editor: Suzanne Freeman Photographers: Danny Timmons Hugh Tanner Sponsor: Mrs. Doug Sullivan Editors: Dawn Torres Lynn Ward 87 88 Battles 89 Hum Sum memw Woozum: 88: gm. Emwma m 334395 3:05: 9.. 3mm 3653 ZEUIm HmwB mvmim mam mUOHmmbszU E m: mmBmm Saw 335m mam mmmmon. Hum Admmwm So: 90 HmBUOHmm EN mmmmmngm wmmommoim mum 0533A mum g: 296 mmmmmnma E 3me EH3 mmBm EN m 4mg :mHHos BmeS EN wmoxr 253m 2mm 8m: HmUHmmmsqu cw moon mooaom: mum m: ocnmmmsagm 83: 332. za. H328 000nm: gmammau Omzm Smyrna 5.9530 mmoaman Ema? Eosma , it'll i-IIIIIIIIII': d. . $ $9330 mehnaon Newman.mgmw uw l. i. I R ,. 't-J suns: R i 1351 R l Ilsa! w-1.la 5.331.. 362. ft g Rf pwnmncg? iii Rhagsua... Hr , ix , LbRuwRVR ah. . a, at Q. 92 With team effort, the constant practice and a determined squad, the mighty Tigers took an impressive victory in the Jamboree. Defeating both Pascagoula and Gulfport East the Tigers showed that power, speed, and passing would be the to a winning season at MPHS. The Tigers demonstrated a competative spirit and strength which continued throughout the 1973 season. JA MBOREE 73 Jerry Alb ritton Bernard Steward 94 . Jerry White Don Massey 95 Calvin Hyde Joe Chestang 96 -...H; Ronnie Russell Offie Bradley Tommy Barlow Ernest Burks 97 Thomas Williams John Bailey Reggie Bivins George Prassenos Henry Davison up $0.3 'k ' mmmmadx wayn- 100 Cliff Watson Ernest Langham 101 BASKETBALL MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT OCEAN SPRINGS GULFPORT EAST LAUREL GULFPORT PASCAGOULA PICAYUNE LAUREL BILOXI GULFPORT GULFPORT EAST PASCAGOULA PICAYUNE HATTIESBURG HATTIESBURG OCEAN SPRINGS VARSITY TEAM: COACH RAND The Moss Point Tigers had a tough season this year finishing with a 12-15 record. But the Tigers put forth lOOhy effort dur- ing the season and they are to be com- mended. The 1973-1974 Tiger Basketball team was coached by Coach Randy Hodges and was assisted by Jesse Lacy. Although both coaches are new the leadership and sportsmanship they have displayed will never be forgotten. 103 Coach Doug Blackwell Managers: Carve Walker Larry Howard 110 Season's Results 3rd--Hattiesburg Conditioning Mee 3rd-..Gulfport Jaycee Meet 3rd--Picayune Invitational Meet 2nd-- South Big-8 3rd..-Overa11Big-8 2nd--District VIII Track Meet 7th--South State Track Meet: 111 4;. 1 Ir; 5.711 A v' ,,.. 1, Bram. ; .irr 3k .sxurzwwm' TIGERS '74 wv , 1.1, -.. zz , Under the guidance of Coach Richard Niles the Moss Point Tigers completed one of their most successful seasons in recent years with a 12-3 won 10st record against formidable South Big 8 opponents. Speed, poise, and determination characterized the Tiger's play opposite powerful teams throughout the '74 season. The 1974 District VIII Champions, were predominately juniors and sophomores and the experience gained by them this year should show up favorably next season. Moss POINT 4 PICAYUNE 1 MOSS POINT 9 GULFPORT EAST 0 MOSS POINT 1 ST. MARTIN 5 Moss POINT 6 FASCAGOULA 3 MOSS POINT 5 BILOXI 3 MOSS POLNT 5 GULFPORT 2 MOSS POINT 18 PICAYUNE 5 MOSS POINT 0 GULFPORT 2 MOSS POINT 3 ST. MARTIN 0 Moss POINT 5 PASCAGOULA 0 Moss POINT 5 BILOXI 1 Moss POINT 12 GULFPORT 1 MOSS POINT 4 SOUTH NATCHEZ 5 MOSS POINT 5 SOUTH NATCHEZ 1 MOSS POINT 2 SOUTH NATCHEZ 3 JWM Ww m; ' ' MN m . ' , mmamwm 117 1'9 118 leics VVV . nu,. 'I'br'v- .' r.H!vvn,, 1' 119 President: Phoebe Faggard; Vice-President: Maria Cirlot; Secretary: Angela Faggard; Treasurer: Mary Jane Hammond; Reporter: Dawn Torres; Devotional Chairman: Becky Rockett; Parliamentarian: Lynn Ward; Sponsor: Carol 9 Lansing. Y-Teens is a national Christian organization for high school girls. The Moss Point High School chapter consists of approximately 50 girls. These girls have been active through- out the school year, especially earning money for their annual Farmer's Ball. The theme for the 1974 ball was Barnyard Carnival. Becky Rockett was chosen as Queen Daisy Mae with George Prassenos as her escort. Duchesses were Phoebe Faggard and - Ann Davis. Music for the court square dance and the dance following was furnished by Volta. ll 120 CUL TURAL SOCIETY Vice-PresidenL: Myrna Packer; Secretary: Shelia Hoskins; Assistant Secretary; Glenda Liddell; Social Directors: jessie Lett, Diane Nicholson, Melva Lett, Linda Black; UlOL picturch President: Rosa Smith, Sponsor: Glen Brantley. President: Cindy Long Vice-PresidenL: jackie Godfrey Secretary: Shirley Broussurd Treasurer: Renee Dowdle Reporter- Paliamemarian: Bridgette Pigford Sponsors: Estelle Hawley, Renee Webb. 122 CHRISTIAN CL UB Sponsor: Mrs. Naomi Walker President: Sheila Maki Vice-President: Billy Borman Chaplin: Danny Logan Activity Leader: Martha Stringer Secretary: Bobby Stevenson Treasurer: Pam Brumfeild not pictureQ President: Art Oliver Vice-President: Dennis Harrell Secretary: Twila Presley Treasurer: Judy Goff Reporter: Keith Woodcock Sponsors: Margeen Mclnnis Elizabeth Wells mot picturem 123 EMNNQZm President: Wendy Wilkinson; Treasurer: Avonne Lawson; Sponsors; Juanita Mathis, Julia Polk; mot picturem Vice-President: Kathy Wilson; Secretary: Linda Harmon FRENCH CLUB PresidenL: Tammy Thompson Vice-Presidents: Carolyn Rankin Maxine Lawson Secretary: Sharon McCorvey Gale Bang 124 1! I Hi 2m g 'xt,HHln' Q : i-J- ' 35 3 A 4 , A '- -I -.k .Quwuyl President: Calvin Myers; Vice-President: Melvia Lett; Parliamentary: David Evans; mot picture$ Secretary: Artheta Preyear; Asst. Secretary: Suzanne Kent; Treasurer: Sandra Gladney; Reporter: Martha Stringer; Sgt. at Arms: Ronald Holloway; Spomor: Mrs. A. Polk GERMAN CL UB SPA NISH CLUB Presidents: Terri Mills, Steve McMellon; Secretary-Treasurer: Cathy Perry; Sponsor: Mrs. M. Dickerson; mot picturech Vice-Presidents: Denise Priddy, Jimmy Hale; Secretary-Treasurer: David Weiniewitz 125 126 nmwxomm: KP w ' .4; :anwe ff: Pres. : Linda Thompson; V. Pres. : Cynthia McDougle; Sec. : Diane Nettles; Pres. : Debra Gladney; V. Pres. : Deronda Ray; Sec. : Ethel Packer; Sponsor: Mrs. Jean McCool. AFRO- AMERICAN CLUB NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President: Susan Delancey; First Vice-President: Marlene Westfaul; Second Vice-President: Hal Yawn; Secretary: Dawn Torres; Assistant Secretary: Ann Davis; Treasurer: Carol Yarbrough; Reporter: Barbara Head; Sponsors: Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. juanita Mathis, Mr. Steve Hale. The National Honor Society is now in its third year at MPHS. It is chiefly a service club made up of students with an overall 90 average and high qualities of leadership, scholar- ship, service, and character. Each year students are selected to be a part of NHS. Approximately 45 were selected as new members this year. They went through a week of initiation and were then formally initiated at a candlelight service held in the high school auditorium. As a part of fulfilling their service goal, NHS participated in many functions. Student of the Month, Teachers' Appreciation Day, Homecoming Parade, Senior Banquet, Fund- Raising Projects, Boxes for the Needy, and community services such as Heart Fund, Cancer Society, and March of Dimes, are only a few of the many services they have performed this year. t noun: somyv sx I1, I 127 President: Art Oliver; Vice-President: Tom Ehlers; Secretary: Audrey Vinson; Treasurer: Sandy Kittrell; Reporter: Lorie Rockwell; Sgt.-at-Arms: Bill Firth; Sponsors: Ada Street, Charles Neumann. During the 1973-1974 school year, the DECA Chapter tDistributive Education Clubs of America was very active in local, district and state activities and competition. The club had several sales projects to make money for its activities. They sold wall calen- dars, candles, and football jerseys. This year the club had two state officers: Debbie Vinson, state secretary, and Art Oliver, District-4 Vice-President. At district competition in Hattiesburg, the club came away with several winners. Steve Frye won first place in Sales Demonstration, Jacqueline Lett won second place in Win- dow Display, and Bill Firth won third place in Advertising. At the state conference in Biloxi, the club had several winners again. Jacqueline Lett son first place in Window Display, giving her the right to compete in the National Con- ference in Chicago, Illinois. Audrey Vinson was elected State Secretary, and Glenn Lynd was elected District-4 Vice -President. 128 President: Wanda Catlin Vice-President: Francile Warren Secretary: Mildred Wheeler Reporters: Cynthia Barnes Cussondra Hannah Sponsors: Mr. M. A. Walker Mr. Glen Brantley LIFE C0 UNCIL 129 BI-RACIAL COMMITTEE Sophomores: Juniors: Seniors: Maxine Lawson Gayle Bang Jim Williams Myrna Packer Glenda Liddell Wendy Wilkinson Dianne Spencer Carolyn Rankin Gail Watson Juanita Lucas Leslie Scott Ernest Langham Sponsors: Mr. Ray Blackledge and Mr. Aaron Jones 130 MQZMNQM President: Hugh Tanner; Vice-President: Beverly Sellers; Secretary: Kathy Wood; Treasurer: Betsy Parnell; Reporter: Carol Yarbrough; Sponsors: Louis and Elizabeth Kendall JETS President: Hal Yawn, Sponsors: Dorothy Courtney, Glen Brantley mot PictureQ Vice President: Mary Nixon Secretary-Treasurer: Suzanne Kent 131 BO YS AND GIRLS STA TE Tommy Morgan Maria Cirlot James Fountain Marcia Fields Delegates: Steve MCMellon, Tammy Thompson, Ulot picturem Leslie Scott; Alternates: Charlotte Parker, Andy Taggart, Hal Yawn; Observer: Hugh Tanner; Sponsor: Margaret Sullivan. 132 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL CLUB President: Marlene Westfaul Treasurer: Mary Jane Hammond Secretary: Dawn Torres Reporter: Barbara Head Vice-President: Wanda Catlin blot picturem ' . : - M... :REJH! mu wu- 1mm! LWSMR Immnggg' txrgm 133 135 137 III. B II. II I I -.-. a! II . l M a if: ll!- III III SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Debra Gladney Vice-Presidents: Wanda Catlin Pamela Goldsmith Secretary: Cindy Farris Treasure: Avonne Lawson Reporter: Lynn Ward 140 ALBRITTON, WILLIAM GERALD Football 3,4, French Club 3,4, Library Club 4. ANDREWS, DEBRA RENEA Basketball 3, Afro- American Club 2, English Club 4. AVERETTE, DONNA GAIL Student Council 3, reporter, FHA 3, FHA-HERO 3, reporter TIGER FLASH 2,4. BAKER, MARGIE DARLENE DECA treasurer 3, FBLA 4. BAILEY, JOHN E. , JR. Football 2,3,4, Who's Who 4, Spanish Club 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Senior Play Cast High School Bowl Club 3. BAKER, JASIE HELEN Band 2,3,4, majorette 3, rifle corps 4, Jr. Civitan 2, 3, Y-Teens 3,4, Library Club 2,3,4. BANKS, ORA DEAN BARDWELL, LARRY 144 BARNES, JESSIE M. Student Council 2. BARNES, TILLER JAMES Football 2,3, Afro- American Club 4. BEECH, EDITH MERLENE MILLER FI-IA 2,3, HERO-FH.A reporter 4. BELL, JOHN EARL BARNES, PAULINE GRACE Band 2,3,4, DECA 3,4, French Club 2,3, German Club 4, National Honor Society 3 ,4. BARRON, STANLEY HOWARD Senior Play Cast BELL, DAVID AUBREY DECA 4. BENSON, MARY ANN FHA President 3, Spanish Club 2,3, President. 145 BENTON, LINDA BEVERLY, JEANNETTA VIRGINIA FHA 2, 3,4, Secretary HERO-FHA 3, 4 BOLDEN, LOLA LETHI FHA 3, 4 BRADLEY, DEBORAH DENEASE DECA 4, Student Council 4, Afro-American Club 4, Senior Play Cast 146 BETHEA, CHRISTINE D. FHA 2, HERO-FHA 4 BISHOP, JOE KENT, JR. Band 2,3,4, French Club 2, 3 BORNMAN, WILLIAM F. Christian Club, 4 vice- president 4 ' BRADLEY, OFFIE LEE Football 3, 4, Track 4 9..-.3. 4irv BRANTLEY, DOROTHY EVON BRIGHTS, GERALDINE PUGH FHA 4, Afro-American Club 4 3 BROUSSARD, SHIRLEY I AYE DECA Club 3, Reporter FBLA 4, Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Honor Graduate 4 :EROWN, DEBRA ANN DECA Club 3, FBLA 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Office Assistant 4 BRELAND, EVE ANGELA DECA Club 3, Art Club 3, 4 BRIGHTS, PAUL Debate Club 2, French Club 3, Afro-American Club 2, 3, 4, Carnival Ball Court 2 BROWN, BARRY LOUIS BROWN, JULIA CHRISTINE DECA Club 3, FBLA 4 147 3k Honor Gra duate BROWN, SHARON LYNN Debate Club 2, FBLA 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Honor Graduate 4 Salutatorian BROWN, RICKEY ALONSO BRUMFIELD, PAMELA KAY Glee Club 2, DECA Club 3, Family Life Counsel 4, Ecology Club 4, Secretary. BURKS, TERRY JONES, JR. Football 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4. BURTS, ERNEST RAY Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, M..C1ub 2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Bi- racial Committee 4, Carnival Ball Court 2. BURROWS, MARY FRANCES DECA Club 3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 2, Art Club 4. BUTLER, RANDY CARL BUTLER, TOMMIE JEAN 150 BUTTS, MARY PATRICIA German 4. ARTER, BRENDA KAY r LJXMBERS, DEBORAH JO md 2,3,4, FBLA 3, French Lb 2,3. uTMAN, ANTHONY RAY A Club 4, Senior Play 4 4. CARPENTER, PAMBELA FAY Football Cheerleader 4, Basket ball Cheerleader 2, Jr. Civitax 2,3, Y-Teens 2, President 3,4 FBLA 3, Art Club 3, Spanish Club 2. CAULEY, MARK ERVIN CHAPMAN, MICKEY FAYE DECA Club 3 Secretary, Student Council 4 Secretary , Library Club 2,3, Secretary, Office Assistant 4, Senior Play Cast, Musical Cast 4, Family Life Council 4, Christian Club 4. CIRLOT, MARIA ANNE Band 2,3,4, Majorette 3, Drum Major 4, Jr. Civitan 2,3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4 Vice-Pres., Carnival Ball Queen 4, Girls State 3; Stage band 4; Sophomore Class President; History Club 3. 151 CLARK, KAREN BETH Band 2,3,4, Gleeclub 3,4, Treasure, Madrigals 4, Jr. Civitan 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, French Club 2,4, Musical Cast 4, Flag Corps 3,4, Sextet 3,4. CLARDY, DONNA JEAN Family Life Council 4. 0k COLETTA, PAUL SERGIO Baseball 2, Student Council 2, Home Room Rep. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Honor Graduate 4, Senior Plav Fast 4. COOK, BRUCE ALLEN COTHREN, LESHELL COLLUM, EDWARD CLARK CHARLENE Library Club 4. CRANDALL, BRUCE LYNN Student Council 2, Spanish Club 4, National Honor Society 2,3, Carnival Ball Court 3, Senior Play Cast 4, History Club 3, Bus Driver 4. COWAN, VELDA MARIE FHA 4, AFRO American Club 4, FHA-HERO 4. 2k Honor Gra duate 152 k DANTZLER, CAROLYN VIRGINIA TIGER FLASH 2, HOnOr Graduate 4. DAVIS, JOE ANN Glee Club 4; AFRO- American Club 2,4. DAVIS, MIKE D. TIGER FLASH 4. DA VIS, PEARLINE FHA 2, Class Secretary 2. DAVIS, GWENDOLYN FAY DECA Club 3, FBLA 4. 4 ye DAVIS, JOYCE ANN Band 2, 3,4; Rifle 4; 1r. Civitan 2, Student Council 2, 3,4, French Club 2, 3,4, High School Bowl Club 3,4; Math Club 3; Farmers Ball Court 3,4, Honor Graduate 4. DA VIS , PATRICIA ANN Spanish Club 2,3 Sargeant at Arms; Afro-American Club 2, 3; TIGER FLASH 4;Ha110fFame. DAVISON, HENRY L. Basketball 2; Football 3,4; Baseba112,3,4; Track 3,4, Who's Who 4. 153 154 155 DELANCEY, SUSAN k Y-Teans 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, Vice-president 3, President 4; GROWLER 3, 4; Honor Graduate Hall of Fame DAVISON, JOHN A. DECA Club 4 DILLLARD, DANNY RAY German Club 4, Family DEW'ITT, LITTIE JANE Life Council 4 DOWDLE, KAREN RENEE DECA Club 3, FBLA 4, Treasurer DULANEY, JIMMY KEITH EHLERS, THOMAS WILLIAM DECA Club 3, V. President 4, German Club 4 ELAM, JAMES MICHEAL Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 4 156 akI-Ionor Graduate WERSON, MARCIA GAIL ECA Club 3, 4 EPPS, BRENDA FRANCES Office Assistant 2, 3, 4 FAGGARD, PHOEBE 3k Basketball Cheerleader 4; Madrigals 4; Who's Who 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3; Y- Teen 2, 3,4, President; Art Club 2,3; French Club 2; TIGER FLASH 3,4, Editor; GROWLER 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Farmer's Ball Queen 3; History Club 4; Math 4 .GGARD, ANGELA MARIE 1drigals 4; Who's Who 3,4; Civitan 3; Student Coun- 4 2, 4; Y-'1een 2, 3. 4; mival Ball Court 4; H15- :y Club 3; Jr. Class Re- mter FARRIS, CYNTHIA DIANNE Football Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Who's Who 2, 3,4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3; Student Council Treasurer 3; Y- Teens 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Bi-Racial Com- mittee 3; Carnival Ball Arch Duchess 4; Class Secretary 2, 4; Class Beauty 4; Hall of Fame N'TROY, LAVARON F 08, MARCIA IRTH, MARTHA ETTA ivitan 2,3; Y-Teens 2, LA 3; Art Club 2,3, 4; ch Club 2, 3; Girls State story Club 3, Sec. 157 4! Honor Graduate FOUNTAIN, JAMES ALYMER Who's Who 4; DECA 3,4; Jun- ior Class Vice-Pres. Student Council Vice Pres. 4; Carni- val Ball King 3,4; Art Club 2; Afro-American Club 4; Cultural Society 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Boy's State 3; Senior Play Cast 4; High School Bowl 4; History Club Vice Pres. 3; Heart Fund Ball Court 4; Hall of Fame. FIRTH, WILLIAM STOVA V Madrigals 3,4, Who's Who 3,4, Jr. Civitan 2, DECA Club Sargent at Arms 3, 4, Student Council 2, Art Club 2,3,4, Tiger Flash Art Editor 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Musical Cast 4. GATLIN, WANDA ANN 3 Football Cheerleader Co- ., head 4, Basketball Cheer- leader 2,3, Glee Club 2, Madrigals 4, Who's Who 2, 3,4, Beauw 3,4, Jr. Civitan 2,3, Student Counci12,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, FBLA 3, French Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Graduate 4, Carnival Ball Court 3, So This Is Paris . 4, High School Bowl Club . 3,4. Homecoming Court 2, 4; Class Vice-President, 2,3,4; Science Club 4; , History Club 3; Jr. Miss 4, Most Beautiful 4; Hall of Fame . FRYE, STEVE ALLAN DECA Club 3,4. GEORGE, MICHEAI. FRED 9? Footba112, Art Club 4. GEORGE JACKIE GLEEN DECA Club 4. Historian. 1 Gl'NN, VINCENT RENE GILL, LESLIE DEAN Family Life Council 4. 4Honor Gra duate 158 GLADNEY, DEBRA ELAINE Student Council 3, 4; FHA- HERO President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Afro-American Club President 3; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Senior Play Cast 4; High School Bowl Club 4; Senior Class President 4. Hall of Fame GODFREY, JACQUELYN EIAINE Y-Teens 3,4; FBIA Vice-President 4; Office Assistant 4; Carnival Ball Court 2,3,4, Home- coming Court 3 ,4. GOFF, JR. , DUNCAN MCKELLAR Band 2, 3,4 President 4; Who's Who 4; Art Club 3,4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Senior Play Cast 4. GOFF, IAN YVONNE Jr. Civitan 2; Office As- sistant 3, Family Life Council 4. GOFF, SHEREE LYNN Band 2, 3,4; Flag Corps 3, Drum Major 4; Family Life Council 4. GOFF, JUDY EILEEN Band 2, 3,4; Flag Corps 3,4; Jr. Civitan 2 Library Club 4 GOLDSMITH, PAMELA JEAN Who's Who 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Afro- American Club 3,4; 3 Carnival Ball Court 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Homecoming Princess , 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4. SOLDMAN, DEBORAH DELORIS FBLA 2,3,4; Office Assistant 3; Tiger Flash 2,3. 159 ..... l '79ng W $m$s ' WM: 161 GOLDSTON, RODNEY LEIGH Football 3. GRAHAM, PAM CECILIA Office Assistant 4. GRIERSON, JR. JAMES ROBERT Band 2,3,4; Sargent 4; Madrigals 3,4; Musical Cast 4; Student Conductor Band, 4. 162 GOODIN, SANDIA JOYCELYN Band 2,3; Majorette 3; Jr. Civitan 2,3; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Spanish Club, Reporter 2; GROWLER Staff 4. GRAY, RANDY MICHAEL Baseball 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4. GREEN, MARK DOUGLAS Who's Who 2,3. GRIFFIN, KRISTI DIANE Y-Teens 3,4; FBLA 4; GROWLER Staff 4; Office Assistant 3; French Club 2. LXLES, MARY LOUISE HALL ANN E. 71A 3, Home EC. Asst. : HAMMOND, MARY JANE 2k Band 2,3,4, Flag Corps 3,4 Jr. Civitan 2, Y-Teen 2,3, Treas. 4, French Club 2,3, National Honor Society 3, , GROWLER Staff 4, Honor Graduate 4, High School Bowl Club 3, Sec. 4, Valedictorian 4. J MILTON, BRENDA KAY gMONS, CYNTHIA LYNN h Club 2, ArtClub 3, 4. HANSEN, NANCY L. TIGER FLASH 4, Chess Club 3. JY, GLENDA ANN Club 4, Art Club 3, E1Club 2,3, Creative V; Club 2. i HARRELL, KAY SMITH 3 Band 2,3, DECA Club 3. 163 3Honor Graduate xI-IARRELL, SHEILA DARLYNE Glee Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Madrigal Singers 4; Stu- dent Council 2; French Club treasurer 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Se- nior Play Cast; High School Bowl Club 3; Honor Gradu- ate; Hall of Fame HARMON, LINDA Afro-American Club 3, English Club 4 HARRIS, ALMA RENEE Band 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, FHA - HERO Treasurer 4, Afro-American Club Re- porter 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Growler Typist 4, Carnival Ball Court Duchess 2, 4, Senior Play Cast, High School Bowl Club 4, History C. 3. HARRIS, AUNDRAE HARVEY, RAYMOND CHRISTOPHER, JR. Tiger Flash 3, Growler 3, Photographer Growler 3. HAYES, PORTIA DENISE FHA 2, Cultural Society 2 4HEAD, BARBARA DAVIS Band 2, Librarian 3,4, Glee Club 3, Sextet 3, Madrigals 3, Who's Who 4, Debate Club 2, Y-Teens 2,4, Spanish Club 2,3, German Club 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 4, Senior Play Cast, High School Bowl Club 3, Reporter 4, STAR Student, National Merit Finalist HILL, SADIE ROSE Y-Teens 2, FHA 3, FHA- HERO 4 164 4 Honor Gra duate HOLLOWAY, DANIEL EARL JR. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Track 2; Afro-American Club 3; Senior Play Cast 4. HOWARD, WILLIE EDWARD Basketball 4. MUCKLEBY, ALFRED UNT, FRANCES, RLENE IiCA Club 3, 4; Student :wuncil 2, 3, FHA 2, 3; I'ro-American Club 2, 3, Office Assistant 4; Car- ml Ball Court 4; Class esident 3; Vice-President . Senior Play Cast; Hall Fame HOSKINS, SHIRLEY DENON Afro-American Club 4, English 4. HOWELL, BRENDA EUDORA FBLA 4; Art Club 3. HUMPHRIES, WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT, III Band 2,3, 4; DECA Club 4; Carnival Ball Court 4, Pho- tography Club 3; Stage Band 4; Bus. Law Club 4; HURD, JACQUELINE IRENE FHA 4; FHA-HERO 4, Football Queen 4. 165 166 $3.: $$$$$le x x0k,i K HYATT, PAULA DI ANE ISHAM, PHYLLIS MARIE DECA 3 JOHNSON, WILLIE ROBERT DECA Club 3, Chaplain, 4 Office Assistant 4, Hall of Fame KENT, SUSANNE RENE Y-Teens 2,4, Spanish Club 2,4, Growler 4, Jets Club 4 168 HYDE, JR., WILLIE CALVIN Football 2,3,4, Track 2, 3 JACKSON, DEBORAH LYNN Band 2,3,4, Sgt. 2, Ma- jorette 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Civitan 2,3, 3 . Teens 2,3,4, French Club 2, 3, Carnival Bull Court 2, Senior Play Cast 4, Musi- cal Cast 4 JOHNSTON, MARY ANNE Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, French Club 3,4, Growler 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Musical Cast 4, Jets Club 4 KIMBROUGH, BELINDA FAYE Student Council 2,3 FHA 2, Afro-American Club 4 KITTRELL, ELSIE AIViANDA DECA Club Treasurer 4, Family Life Counci14 LAWSON, AVONNE DENISE Student Council 3, FBLA 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Afro- American Club 2,3, Cul- tural Society 4, Office Ass. 4, Class Officer Sec- retary 3, Treasurer 4. LETT, JACQUELINE ANN JECA Club 4; Student Council Secretary 3; French Club 3; National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; Office Assis- Lmt 4; Honor graduate; Tamival Ball Court 3; Jets CL; Hall of Fame WIS, RHONDA ELAINE LANGHAM, ERNEST LEE Footb3112,3,4, Track 2,3, 4. LETT, DEBRA JEAN Basketball Cheerleader 4, Who's Who 4, Student Council 4, Rep. FHA 3, Spanish Club 3, Afro- American Club President 3,4, Library Club 2, Se- nior Play Cast 4. LEWIS JR., JOHN LEAMON LIDDELL, CARLEAN Afro-American Club 3, 4, Business Law Club Report- er 4 169 LIDDELL, HELEN LONG, CYNTHIA DENISE Glee Club 3, Jr. Civitan 2, Y-Teens 3, FBLA 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4 MACINNIS, STEPHEN MICHAEL Band 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3 McCORVEY, RICKEY RENARD Track 4 170 LOGAN JR., EARL DANIEL Business Law Club 4, Chris- tian Club 4, Chaplin LOPER, KATHERINE MARGARET Glee Club 2, 3,4, Pianist, Y-Teens 2, FHA 2, Growler 2 MCARTHUR, RANDY DEWAIN Library Club 3, Office Assistant 3,4, Senior Play Cast 4 McCOVERY, GAIL DENISE Band 2, FHA 3, FHA-HERO 4, National Honor Society 4, Honor Graduate 4 McCREARY, LINDA FORTENBERRY Family Life Council 4, Vice-President MCDONALD, SUSAN ELLEN Band 2,3, FBLA 3,4 MCFERRIN, PAMELA SUE Tiger Flash 3 MCLAIN, ANITA MCLEOD, CYNTHIA McMILLAN, VERA MAE MAKI, SHEILA DIANE Art Club 3,4, Spanish 3, Christian Club 3,4, Pres- ident 4 MAGEE, WILLIAM EDWARD 171 172 173 MALONE MARY MARINO, LINDA NELL MARSHALL, BENNIE RUTH MASON. GWENDOLYN FHA 4 MILLENDER, EUNICE GAYNELL Student Council 2; FHA 3, 4; FHA-HERO 3,4; Office Assistant 3, 4 MASSEY, DON STEPHEN MILLENDER, RAYMOND LIONELL Glee Club 2,4, Vice Pres.; Madrigals 3,4; Who's Who 4; DECA Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Afro-American Club 3, 4; Carnival Ball Court 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Musical Cast 4; Senior Play; Heart Fund Ball MITCHELL, FR DERICK LIONEL 174 MOORE, GLADYS RENEE English Club 4; Math Club 3 MORIE, JUDY ARLENE MURRAH, GRACIE L . DECA Club 3; FHA 4; Afro- American Club 4 MURREN, TERRY ALLEN 1YER S, CHARLIF BERNARD NA RON, DEBORAH ELLEN NERREN, FREDA ANNETTE FBLA 4 JELSON, MARY VICTORIA 1nd 2, 3 175 NETTLES, JIMMY LAMAR NUSKO, BOB CHARLES Band 2,3,4; DECA 3,4, Greman 4. PAYNE, DONALD EDWARD Basketball 2. PLAINER, ELLA SHIRLETTE Band 2,3,4; Band Council representative; 4; Flag Corps 3,4; Carnival Ball Court 3; Jr. Miss Pageant Miss Congeniality 176 NICHOLSON, DEBORAH ANN Afro-American Club 4. OLIVER, JR., CLYDE ARTHUR Baseb3112;1r. Civitan 2; Library Club 3,4; Car- nival Ball Court 2; DECA President 3,4. PIGFORD, BRIDGETTE HOPE FBLA 4; FHA 2. PLANER, VICKI RENE FHA- HERO 4; Growler 4. AAA A W. 4 POLK, RODNEY DWAYNE Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, M-C1ub 3,4, Who Who's 4, Favorite. PRASSENCE, GEORGE HARRY Football 3,4, Musical Cast, Stage Crew 4. RAUSTLER, DERONDA RAY Glee Club 2,3, Librarian 3, FHA 2, FHA-HERO 3, Vice- President 4. pICI-IARDSON, JOSEPH, JR. Kisketball 2, DECA Club 54, Cultural Society 4. :k POPE, LINDA EARLINE Art Club 2; Honor Graduate 4. PRICE, MARGARET ANNETTE French Club 3. REDMOND, BESSIE MARIE Art Club 3. RIVERS, BETTY JEAN 177 178 179 RIVIERE, DOUGLAS PAUL ROBERTS, DAVID NEIL ROCKETT, REBECCA ANN Band 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Jr. Civitan 2, Student Counci14, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Farmers Ball Queen 4. ROBERTS, RICHARD TERRY Band 2,3,4, Sargent 4. ROCKWELL, LORIE JOELENE ROGERS, LAWRENCE SCHAEFER, NANCY LESLIE ArtClub 3, FHA 2,3, SAKSA, WANDA CHERYL HERO-FHA 4. DECA Club 3. 180 SCHATZ, HOLLY SUZANNE TIGER FLASH 4, Business Manager; History Club 3. SCOTT, KATHY MARISA Y-Teens 2. SEELY, WARREN BENJAMIN, JR. Debate Club 2, History Club 3, Math Club 3, Chess Club 3. SELF, DA WN LEE SELLERS, BEVERLY JEAN Glee Club 2,3,4, Student Conductor 3,4, President 4, Sextet 4, Madrigal Singers 3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 3, French Club 2,3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Library Club 4 So This is Paris cast 4, High School Bowl Club 3, Science Club Vice-President 4 Heart Fund Ball Court 4, Delta State Honor Choir 4. SHACKLOCK, LISA LOUISE Spanish Club 4. SHERROD, LINDA LATRECE Art Club 3; FHA 4. SHERROD, JOYCELYN BETTS Class Beauty 2,3, AFRO- American Club 2,3. 181 SIMMONS, JOHN WESLEY SMITH, JOSEPH JR. SMITH, MINNIE LOU DECA Club 3, Office SMITH, jUDY DAWN assistant 2,3,4. SPENCER, THERESA DARLENE Jr. Civitan 2; DECA Club 3 Treasurer; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 2; Art Club 2, 3; HERO-FHA 4 Reporter. SOUT HERN, GARY LAMAR SPURLOCK, TINA THERESA Office Assistant 4, English Club 4, Science Club 4, Christian Club 4. STALLWORTH, RICHARD ANGELO 182 STANTON, DEBORAH AFRO-American Club 3 ,4. STEWART, BRENDA KAY DECA Club 3, FBLA 4, Art Club 2, Office assistant 4 SUBLETT, DEBRA JOYC E EBLA 4, Art Club 3, FHA 2. LAFPER, CINDY DARLENE STAUTER, CHARLES ROBERT Baseb3112,3, 4; M- Club 3,4. STORK, DEANN MARLENE DECA Club 3; FBLA 4. TA IT, EVELYN GAIL TATE, EDWARD BERNARD Basketball 4; Track 4. 183 TAYLOR, MARGUERITE FAY Band 2; French Club 2; Chorus 2,4. TAYLOR, PAULETTE DECA Club 4; Spanish Club 2. TIMMONS, DANNY L. DECA Club 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tiger Flash 4, GROWLER 3,4; Senior Play Cast 4; History C1ub-3. 4TOTTEN, ALICE HAMILTON Band 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 2; Student COuncil 2; French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2; Library Club 4. 184 TAYLOR, LANA SUE THOMAS, DOROTHY ANN Afro-American Club 3. TORRES, DAWN LOUISE?k Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Re- porter French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Growler 2, 3; Co- Editor 4; High School Bowl Club 3, 4; Treasurer DAR Citizenship Award. Hall of Fame TREFREN, NORRIE KAYE 4 Honor Graduate TYSON, GLORIA ANN FBLA 4, FHA 2. VAUGHN, MELVA CELESTE DECA Club 4, Art Club 3,4, Family Life Council 4, Christian Club 4. VINSON, DEBORAH MARIE DECA Club 3, Local See. and State Mississippi Sec- retary 4; FHA 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Graduate 4. WA LLS, SHARON MARIE UNDERWOOD, CATHY LOUISE Band 2, 3; FBLA 4; Of- fice Assistant 4. VICE, FRANCES BEVERLY KAYE Jr. Civitan 2; DECA Club 3; Y-Teens 2; Of- fice Assistant 2,3, 4; Family Life Council Parlimentary 4. WALLEY, ROY C. JR. WARD, PAULA LYNN Band 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3,4 Y-Teens 3, Par- limentarian 4, Growler 2, Circulation Manager 3, Co-Editor 4, Car- nival Ball Court 4, Christian Club 4. 185 WATSON, EDWARD CLIFTON Football 2,3,4, Track 2 WARNER, JOHN LEWIS FBLA 3,4, French Club 3 WATSON, GAIL ANITHEA Who's Who 4, Spanish Club 3, Bi-Racial Committee 4, Homecoming Court 3, 4 WEBB, SHELVIN MARIE FBLA 3, 4 WESTFAUL, CAROL MARLENE Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, Head Majorette 4, jr. Civ- itan 2, Y-Teens 2, 3,4, French Club 2, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Vice President, Honor Graduate 4, Musical Cast 4, High School Bowl 3, 4, President Delta State Honor Band 4, WELLS, BRENDA GAYEL FHA 2, 3, Afro-American Club 2 WHITE, JERRY LEON Football 2, 3,4, M-Club 3, 4, Library Club 4. WHITE, ANGUS WAYNE 186 WILDER, BRENDA KAY Spanish Club 2, 3, Tiger Flash 4 WILEY, JESSIE GREGORY, JR. WILKINSON, WENDY LEIGH Football Cheerleader 2, 3, Head 4, Who's XVho 2, 3, Miss MPHS 4, Beauty 2,4, Jr. Civitan 2,3, Youth Con- gress 3, Student Council 3, Rep. , Vice President 4, FBLA 3, National Honor Society 4, Bi-Racial Com- mittee 4., Homecoming Queen 4, Class Reporter 2, Pres. English Club 4, Vice President of SASC, 4 Hall of Fame WILLIAMS, HELEN DIANN WILLIAMS, JIM EDWIN Baseball 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 3,4, Jr. Civitan 3, Key Club 3, 4, President Senior Year, Student Council 3, 4, President Senior Year, French Club, 3, Bi-Racial Committee 4, Carnival Bull COLu't 2, 3,4, Senior Play Cast 4, Musical Cast 1-, History Club 3, Chris- !.ian Club 4. WILLIAMS, MELODY LISA Band 2,3, FBLA 2, Major.- ette 3, Family Life Coun- cil Secretary, 4, Home EC. Assistant 4. xILLIANIS, SUNDAY DRRAINE ECA Club 4, Afro-Amer- 1111 Club 3 WILLIAMS, THOMAS EDWARD Football 3, 4. 187 Basketball Head Cheerleader 4, Jr. Civitan 2,3, Student Council 2, 3 Homeroom Rep. FBLA 2,3, FHA 2, Home- coming Court 2, Vice-Pres- ident English Club 4. Y- Teens 2, 3, Class Treasurer 3 I WILSON, KATHY RAIGH a WITHERSPOON, ERIC LEPHONIA BALL, ALISA COLETTE 188 SUMMER GRADUA TES WILSON, MARK WAYNE Who's Who 4, DECA Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Office Assistant 4, Carnival Ball Court 4. HARRIS, BETTYE JOE JEFFERSON, MARION MASON, SUSAN SMITH, EARNESTINE STEVENSON, BOBBY LEE PAYNE, PRUDY ANN ROBINSON, EDNA A. SHANNON , LYN DA F AYE WHITTEN, SANDRA 189 190 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Carolyn Lewis Vice-Presidents: Martha Stringer Glenda Liddell Secretary: Sandra Gladney Treasurer: Dianne Nettles Reporter: Carolyn Holloway J U NIOR SPO AVSORS Mrs. Ann Davis, X11; Jcmc 1.493 , Xh'. Glenn lSmmlcy X115. 7 MMQLH'CL Sullivan ?'?i AWH, Sonja Brantley, Mary .01: rry 8 Caroljm Leygis; 5 w-.-9'Vv -lw' 194 Agee, Earlean Alford, Cynthia Amonette, Sabrina Armstrong, Mary Arnold, Pat Arnold, Sharon Baker, Pamela Ball, Alisa Band, Gayle Burnette, Rebecca Bass, Carolyn Bayles, Ray Beard, Earnest Beck, Nathaniel Bell, Larry Bennett, Mary Berry, Mary Biggs, Dennis Blake, Rene' Bloodworth, Rocky Billingsley, William Black, James Black, Lynda Bolton, George Boone, Theresa Borden, Curtis Bosarge, William Boutwell, Donna Boyd, AVa Bradley, Alice Bradley, Jimmie Branning, Tommy Brantley, Sonja Brentz, David Brooks, Kim Broome, Paul Bmwn, Marilyn Blown, Sandy Browning, Judith Bullock, Stephanie Burts, Sherlyn Buxton, Billy Byrd, Charles Byrd, Ann Byrd, George Calhoun, George Caples, Harvey Carpenter, William Carroll, Joy Carter, Sharon Carter, Sylvia Chambers, Natalie Charlton, David Chatman, Margaret Chatman, Robert 195 196 Chestang, Joseph Clark, Jeanette Cla rk, Nancy Clarke, Deborah Clausell, Mary Coe, Jeannie Cole, Richard Coleman, Doris Coleman, Denise Coleman, Shirley Calvin, Vanessa Cook, Jimmy Coker, B111 Cooper, Jenifer Cowan, Teresa Crain, Jan Cramer, Kenneth Cronier, Tommy Cunningham, Randy Cunningham, Cynthia Daily, Doris Daniels, Tonia Dantzler, Sharon Davis, Cynthia Davis, Derrick Davis, Patricia Deering, Virgil DeFlanders, Shelia Dunn, Evelyn Dutton, Johnny Ezell, Milton Fantmy, Leon Felder, Helen Fulton, Eddie Garette, Fayette Garett, Aljea DeFlanders, Willie Dixon, Domthy Dorsey, Charles Dotson, Billy Dottery, Nedra Dye, Diane Eaves, janet Elam, Eric Ellis, Alice Evans, David Fillingin, Annette Flanigan, Rhonda Forrester, Onemeccia French, James Freeman, Suzanne Garrett, Gloretha Garrison, Teresa Gatson, Brenda Gill, Renather Ginn, Mike 197 Gladney, Sandra Goff, Cindy Goldsmith, Charles Graham, Gary Graham, Arthur Graham, John Green, Loretta Green, Elvie Green, Timothy Griffin, Anita Hallas, Ronald Hale, Jimmye Hansen, Debbie Hammonds, Da vid Hammonds, Charles Harmon, Jamie Harris, Bettye Hand, Walter Harris, Gerald Harris, Karen Harrison, Jeannie Hayes, Irvin Hinton, Euwonda Hobbs, Domthy Holloway, Carolyn Holloway, Lorenzo Holloway, Ronald Holmes, Barry Holmes, Hal Howard, Larry 198 ..'l Howard, William Hubay, Edward Hurst, Charles Hutchins, Claudia Major, James James, Elroy Johnson, Sharon Kasby, Bonita Keenum, Rodney Kelly, David Kittrell, Rebecca Ladnier, Lisa Landrum, janice Lawrence, Vera Lennep, Mike O J Kim x$5$f .036 . $' 3'8 Joe, Ruben Lett, Parrias Lett, Melvin Lewis, Bruce 199 Lewis, Carolyn Liddell, Glenda Liddell, Reda Linder, Keith Lindsey, Mark :3. .35 .4 ' t: $2 95H JAIL 1h Little, Rosa Lofton, Lloyd Lowery, Keith Lucas, John Lynn, Bert Lynd, Glenn Magee, Cynthia Mahathy, Cynthia Malone, Audery Malone, Helen Vlarion, Bernadette Mass, George Mason, Susann May, Roxanne McCormack, Terry McCorvey, Sharon McCoy, Kenneth McCrimmon, Earnest McDouglas, Cynthia Mclnnis, Terry McInnis, Peggy McMellon, Steve Middleton, Robert Millender, Charles Millender, Jency Mills, Terri Miller, Cindy Molden, Bobby Moncrief, Shirley Montgomery, Maurice Montgomery, John Moses, Lonnie Murray, Gregory Myers, Calvin Myers, Herbie Nathan, Faye Neciase, Thomas Neese, Barbara Neese, Rene Nelson, James Nelson. Terri Nettles, Beverly Nettles, Dianne Nixon, Mary Noto, Tina O'Bannon, Beth 201 202 Parish, Priscilla Parrett, Wanda Presley, Twila Priddy, Denise Reedy, Theresa Richardson, Myrtia Ogborn, Stephen Oliver, Vance Owens, Bonita Packer, Sam Parker, James Payton, Karen Payton, Willie Perry, Steve Pierce, Teresa Pierce, Douglas Randall, Laura Rankin, Carolyn Rankin, Don Ready, Darrell Redding, Robert Richmond, Terry Rivers, Charlie 1 Robbins, Leonard Roberts, Joey Roberts, Kamy Saska, Darlene Scott, Leslie Sellers, Dennis Shannon, Linda Sherrod, Sophia Smith, Cindy Smith, Danny Smith, Janie Salter, Dewander Robinson, Edna Rogers, Frank Roney, Ricky Rouse, Martha Russum, Veranne Scott, Gary Scott, James Sargent, Shelia Seaman, Kim Seely, Karen Sims, Karen Simmons, Anthony Simmons, Joseph SistIunk, Teresa Smith, Charley Smith, Jeanie Smith, Keith Smith, Mary Smith, Micheal F. Smith, Micheal K. 203 Shelton, Robert Smith, Louis Stallworth, Brenda Stallworth, Ira Stallworth, State Stallworth, Theophilus Steele, Jeffrey Steele, Willie Stevenson, Bobby Stewart, Dorothy Stewart, Micheal Stringer, Martha Stringer, Randy Switzer, Patrick Taggart, Robert Tapper, 'Cindy Taylor, Dennis Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Steve Taylor, Carolyn Thomas, Brian Thomas, Trenice 204 Thompson, Barry Thompson, Frederick Thompson, Linda Thompson, Micheal Thompson, Tammy Torres, Kenneth Trehem, Billy Vaxter, Lillie Verbeke, Shelia Verseckes, Gail Vinson, Audrey Viverette, Glenda Wade, Glenda Walker, Garve Walters, Bonnie Walters, Danny Warden, Helen Ward, Jeffery Warren, Franciel Washington, Carl Webb, Tina Webb, Micheal Webster, Tony Waugh, Mike Weems, David Weems, Gary Wieniewitz, David Wilborn, Thersa Wiley, Alvin Williams, Alexander Williams, Errick Williams, James Williams, Glen Wolverton, Ricky Wood, Amy Woodham, Riley Yarbrough, Carol Yawn, Hal Young, Cynthia 206 207 W W M , Wm WWW . ijwm ,WW '?'M H Wm. Mum WMWW' Mum w ... ,mm 212 m gm Jatiimm II? I m 214 215 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: Charlotte Parker Vice-Presidents: Barbara Hollings Susan Rouse Secretary: Belinda Aultman Treasure: Cindy Wolverton Reporter: Doris Sylvester 216 ,u .Q k LQ4. ..mx. V, .34: Smwwwn. 2:. vogmm ES: 20 39:3. Z t n e r B e .1 1 r a h C Adams, Karen Ainsworth, Victor Alexander, Ada Alexander, Mark Alfred, Debra Allen, Randy Anderson, Carter Anderson, Emma Anderson, Willie Andrews, Darryl Anglin, Sharon Arnold, Mary Banks, Billie Barnes, Alice Barnes, Alma Barnes, Vivian Barlow, Terry Barnett, Richard 220 Aultoman, Belinda Bailey, Bryan Ballinger, Austin Bass, Sarah Beard, Marilyn Beasley, Joey Bell, Randy Beverly, Carolyn Bishop, Glenda Bish0p, Randy Blackwell, Cindy Blevins, George Campbell, Ronni Caples, Annette Carpenter, Robin Bolden, Kelvin Bolden, Chauncey Boutwell, Sidney Bradley, Marilyn Bradley, Billy Bradley, Darrell Bradley, Vincent Branning, Rita Breland, Lewis Breland, Shelly Brentz, Charles Bridges, Sherry Brister, Janis Broadhead, Bridgett Broughton, Jeanette Broughton, Sheila Brown, Quincy Brown, Linda Brown, Faye Burns, Twila Burnett, Mildred Busby, William Byrd, Sherry Byrd , Debra Byrd, Peggy Calogero, Butch e 221 Carter, Larry Causey, Bernadine Chase, James Charles, Richelle Cirlot, Liza Cirlot, Steve Clardy, Ann Clark, Brenda Clark, Dave Clark, Sherry Coleman, Johnny Colvin, Ricky Costict, Dian'e Couch, Angela Couch, Candace Couch, David Cox, Rosalyn Craft, David Cramer, Emily Crawford, Mary Crawford, Ruth Crutches, Kathey Cunningham, Mary Dale, Eugene Davis, Bemise Davis, Darnell Davidson, Corky Day, Allan DeAngelo, RiLa Delashmet, Becky Dickson, Dick Dixon, Donnie Dodson, Randy Domey, Alberta Dulaney, Donna Durden, Phillip Ehlers, Blanche Ellis, Gregory Ellis, Vince aCTAnHm Fagan, Lisa Fairchild, Dan Fallon, Connie Faulks , Pau 1a 223 224 Graham, Paul Gray, Jeff Green, Kenneth Green, Mitchell Grierson, Nancy Griffin, Ingrid Griffin, Randy Grimme, Timmy Grose, Eddie Gunnufsen, Glenn Guy, Alton Hale, Mike Hammond, Alice Hammons, Steve Hannah, Cassandra Hannah, Samuel Harmon, Robert Harrell, Dennis Harris, Darryl Harris, John Harrison, Yvonne Hawkins, Danny Hawley, Lisa Head, Kathy Ferrell, Charles Fields, Sherrie Fikes, Diana Fillingin, James Fletcher, Theresa Forrest, Patricia Fowler, Gerald Frazier, Sandra Furniss, Alice Gambel, Paulette Garner, Perry Catlin, Gina Gibson, Mark Ginn, Brian Claude, Catherine Godfrey, Pamela Goff, Randy Graham, Jan Hendexson, Roberta Heistand, Gale Hiestand, Dale Hill, Phyllis Hilton, Michael Hixon, Jeanette Hoffman, Jelayne Hoffm an, Robert Hollings, Barbara Holloman, Loraine Holloman, Terry Hood, Donna Horne, Gloria Humphries, Robert Hoskins, Shelia Huckleby, Sammuel Hurst, Frank Hutcherson, Christine Hyatt, George Hyatt, Sandra Hyde, Marcus Issac, Carolyn Judy, Kathy Killen, Ann Jackson, Cathy Joel, Melvin King , Jam es Kirkland, Kaysee Johnson, Angelia Johnson, A nn Johnson, Lewis King, Maurice Johnson, Wayne Lambert, Curtis Jones, Benjamin Lander, Melanie jones, Diane Lane, Allen Jones, Pamela Langhafm, Jones, Susan Dew1tt Langham, Theodore Lawson, Lydia Lawson, Maxine Jordan, Paul Jordan, Sandra Lee, Evelyn Lennep, Eric Lett, James Lett, Jessie Lett, Johnny Liddell, Phylis 226 Liddell, Gloria Lohfink, joseph Lollar, Mike Love, Cynthia Lucas, Jeffery Lucas, Juanita Lynn, Rhonda Magee, Garion Magee, Patricia Magruder, William Mallette, Beth Malone, Lawanda Marshall, Patricia Mass, Majorie Massey, Tammy May, Michael McArthur, Anita McCollum, Tommy McCollum, Johnny McCormack, Janice McCorvey, Barbara McCorvey, jackie McCory, Lynn McCrimmon, Sheila McCune, Thelma McDaniel, David McElroy, Karen McInnis, Donna McLeod, Melissa McMellian, Leon McMillian, Darlene Miller, James Millender, Preston Miller, Frances 227 Miller, Teresa Millender, Tony Millender, Shirley Mims, Joe Mixon, Phyllis Mizell, Rhonda Monroe, Clarence Moore, Debra Moore, Eddie Moore, June Moore, Mike Moorman, Mitchll Molden, Ruth Monroe, Mary Montgomery, Eric Montgomery, Robert Morris, Jerry Mooty, Tommy Murray, Katy Myers, Angela Myrick, Wanda Nations, Terri Necaise, Douglas Nelson, Dwight 228 Parker, Paul Nelson, Cassaundra Nelson, Roxanne Nettles, Paula Nettles, Pre sley Newburn, Ronnie Nicholson, Diane Nolan, Robert Norwood, Barbara O'Brien, Barry Packer, Myrna Parker, Charlotte Parker, James Parnell, Betsy Patrick, Randa 11 Patton, Kenneth Payton, Edna Payne, James Perkins, Shelia Perry, C athy Pettis, V ernon Phillips, Douglas Piper, Molly Planer, Humphrey Pleasant, Lowell Plummer, Beve rly Poole, Jeannie 229 Richards, Brian Roberson, Eartha Roberson, Eric Roos, Charlie Rouse, Susan Ryals, Rina Scott, Debra Scott, Jamie Scott, Regina 230 Prassenos, Maria Pribanic, John Price, Michael Pugh, Michael Ray, Jackie Robbins, Virginia Robinson, Keith Robinson, Larry Robinson, Virginia Roger, Herbert Salter, Linda Sanders, Paulette Sandifer, Phillip Saulters, Billy Sayre, john Seaborn, Lisa Seales, Kathy Seaman, Mary Simmons, Deborah Simmons, Wanda Simms, Greg Sims, Stephanie Smith, James E. Smith, james M. Smith, Mitchell Smith, Rosa Smith, Susan Spencer, Dianne Stallworth, Frederick Stallworth, Robbi Stallworth, Valerie Stanton, D.C. Stanton, Samuel Stanton, Robert Stauter, Pam Steward, Renee Stork, Pamela Stringfield, Lawanna Sumrall, Deborah 231 Sward, David Sylvester, Doris Taggart, Jon Tanner, Brenda Tanner, Hugh Taylor, Deborah Taylor, Frances Taylor, Vicki Terry, Eddie Thames, Steve Thomas, Betty Thompson, Gale Thompson, Christine Thompson, Saundra Thornhill, Jeffrey Tisdale, Ray Thompson, Shirley Toliver, Michael Torrey, Estella Totten, James Trefern, Lorrie Tristani, Kathy Truitt, Terry Turnipseed, Michael Underwood, Larry Upton, Curtis Vaxter, Edith Vining, Bobby Viverette, Diane 232 Ward , Chuck Warren, Lynn Wells, Richard Westfaul, Marcia Williams, Germaine Williams, Leroy Wallace, Donna Wallace, Mike Waller, Danny Walley, Kathy Walls, Sam Washington, Kim Watson, Norman Watts, Jackie Watts, Permie Wells, Bernadine Whitney, Lisa Wilkinson, Cheryl Wilkinson, Richard William, Charles Williams, James Wilson, Guy Wolverton, Cyndi Wood, Kathy Woodcock, Keith Woodcock, Leroy 233 Woodland, John Young, Juanita Wonsley, Alberta Young, Steve Yarbrough, Joy 234 6 3 2 k $A N a: 9 3 2 . 93:0I d4 $13.. 244 Teaechrs - V 247 Mr. M.J. Bullock, Superintendent From Left to Right: Mr. Claude Stauter, Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Lottie Suddeth, Elementary Superintendent Mr. Larry D rawdy, Assistant Superintendent 248 Mrs. Paula Powell, Secretary From Left to Right: Mrs. Lynnjuhl,E1ementary Level; Mr. James Holyfield,1unior High Leve1;Mrs. Kathryn Rimer, Junior High Level. -m . :2 .:.5 H z PRINCIPAL MR. RA Y BLA CKLEDGE Mr. Ray Blackledge, Principal Mr. Ray Blackledge has been the princi- pal of M. P. H.S. for the past two and a half years, in which he has been an understanding and helpful administrator to both teachers and students. We would like to thank you for your understanding and helpfulness. 250 ASSISTA NT PRINCIPAL MR. AARON JONES i . :1- 2w. v; v Mr. Aaron Jones, Assistant Principal Because of his friendly smile and encouraging words, Mr. Jones, our assistant principal, has won respect and admiration from both students and teachers. We salute Mr. Jones for his willing and tireless assistance to M. P. H. S. am .. , w 1mm 7. nus Iul Mr. Ruby Birdsell Bookkeeper Mrs. Connie Thornton Registrar 251 252 Mr. Donnie Stringfellow Me chanical Drawing Mrs. Edith Youngblood Bus. Ed. , Shorthand, Typing I, Bus. Law. Mrs. Naomi C. Walker Government, Sociology Mr. Louis Kendall Advanced Biology Mrs. Mary White Study Hall . 3y; 1.1.-1 Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Librarian .k .. XX . Mrs. Frances Holder American Histroy Mr. Ben Skocelas History Mrs. Margeen Mclnnis Librarian .. bx ,. m4 2 N .b MW! Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Am. Lit., Ad. Comp. Mr. Anthony Antone Basic Comp. , Survey of Lit. 253 Mrs. Sandra Sullivan Home Ec., Family Life, Child Care, Young Adult Relations Mr. Jesse Lacy American 8 World History Miss Amelia Turner Art, Journalism Mr. Jade Matthews Government, Economics, American History Mrs. Brenda 1-1qu 254 Home Econom1cs Mrs. Julia Polk Language Arts, Research Ii I .H 1 I VIM .MWL Wm , Mr. Aubrey Moore Math Mr. Lee Owens Physical Education, Health Mr. Goslin Ward Attendance Office Mrs. Janice Charles Am. Lit., Bus. Eng. 255 l m w Mk . Wm, W W ' ; Mr. Charles Neuman W ' ' ' Distributive Education I in. Mr. Frederick Lander Band Mr. Tom Hewlett Mrs. Betty Daughdrill Speech, Problems of Democracy, Business Education Leadership Development Mr. Randy Hodges Physical Education, Health 256 Mrs. Ann Davis Business Education Mr. Glenn Brantley Chemistry Mrs. James Barber Mathematics, Physics 3; I x Mrs. Elsie Beatty Business Education Mrs. Cecilia McRae Guidance Counselor Mr. Norman Wells Guidance Counselor Mr. Francis Irwin Mr. Noel Blackwell Economics, Am. Government, Mathematics Geography . u. bl'ry'rgh 9193. 7 ?7' 31755??va Mrs. Jean McCool Mrs. Shirley Triplett Occupational Home Family Life Education Economics-Cooperative Mr. Bobby Holmes 258 Atheletic Director Mr. R. Stephen Hale Mrs. Pattie Gunn Mr. Doug Sullivan J English Mathematics Glee Club, Training Choir, Music Appreciation, Gov. A4 . .3: Mrs. Juanita Mathis English, Reading Q. Miss Carol Lansing g3 Physical Education, Health Mrs. D. Jones English WWW .. w; , mm .. .4 Wmmwwg 260 Mrs . Dorthy Courtney Mathematics Mrs. Renee Webb Vocational Office Training Miss T. Lamar Business Education Mrs. Mary Roberts Science Mr. Julius Stringfellow Industrial Drafting 1.x? Mrs. Shirley Owens English, Literature Mr. Vernon Jones Building Trades 'U ;yv .jkm-x-r Mr. Altonh Jos eph Guidance Counselor v ,u Mrs. Estelle Hawley Mrs. Ada Street Business Education Marketing Mrs. Betty Sjrls Mathematics Mr. Thomas Hill Social Studies Mrs. Auwilda Polk Spanish Mr. Rick Davidson English , Literature Mr. Willis Fallin Metal Trades Mr. Darryl McInnis Building Trades IIIQ 262 -v. K.LL A . 444-.. gm.. --.-. v...- rAv Mr. Jimmy Webb Driver's Education Mr. Carroll Berry Attendance Office Mrs . Elizabeth Kenda 11 Science Mrs. Mary Ruddiman Mr. M. Walker Geography, World History Science Mrs. Melrose Dickerson Mrs. Joyce Goodin German, French Athletic Secretary Mr. Jerry Stringer Industrial Drafting Coach Mike Black Driver Education, Football Coach Billy Wayne Miller Ph. Ed. Supervisor 264 Miss Jackie Green Mrs. Ella Sullivan Drama, English, Literature Ph. Ed., Health Tkacher OfIhe Ykar Mr. Glenn Brantley w W' W aw ! .uW . l u 1.4' IWC' . - - W on ' t mm? 9 .- 41w... . , ' Obu. ;v ;t. ' -, a ...... 0y O'MQn-QVPO'CI . . . . mum rwf , 4 ' Loo ,. . ' L4 .4 I u I .. J y I, 1 b:- I A 9 ,, . Mu M ,, I ' ,, y . , '35 The teacher of the year award is sponsored annual- ly by the Student Council. Selection is based on the teacher's knowledge of his subject, his ability to com- municate with his students, his concern for students and their special problems, his willingness to partici- pate in activities outside the classroom, and his gen- eral effectiveness as a teacher. The honor is given to the teacher most representative of these ideals. Chosen by the Student Council to receive the honor of Teacher of the Year for 1973-74 Was Mr. Glenn Brantley. A first year teacher at Moss Point High School, Mr. Brantley is well deserving of the honor. A junior class sponsor, he also helped to organize and sponsor the Junior Engineering and Technical Society as well as the Moss Point Cultural Society. He has certainly shown his interest in the extracurricular ac- tivities of our school. As a teacher of Chemistry, he has demonstrated his knowledge of his subject. His students will attest to his knowledge as well as to his ability to commu- nicate with his students and his effectiveness as a teacher. He has a sincere interest in all his students and always strives to make science interesting to them. Certainly Mr. Brantley is well- deserving of the dis- tinguished aWard. 267 TIGERS 272 Class S 017g: We 've Onb'Jusl Begun. Class Color: Blue 62 While Class F lo wer: R 039 Class Moira. ' 1 am not qfi'al'd th01norr0w,f0r I have seen ,l'esierdaII' and I love today. 273 A wards Graduation ,74 :...-a;i!22:ii-:iiahmmg mgwwr Mam Jane Hammond Valedictorian Salulalorian 276 S haron Bro wn uuhuu muuw u uvuxu muxmw PROGRAM Processional- Pomp and Circumstance March .............. Elgar invocation ....................................................... Rev. Roy Barlow Pastor. Kreole United Methodist Church Encounter W ith The F uture ...................... . ...... Sharon Brown Salutatorian Fair Play ............................................................. Debra Gladney Class President The Beginning ............................................ Mary Jane Hammond Valedictorian wards and Announcements Thomas R. Blackledge High School Principal resentation of Diplomas ...... V M. J. Bullock Superintendent. 0! Schools Uma Mater RecessionaI- March from Die Meistersinger , Wagner Hall of WANDA ANNE GATLIN Ambition, hard work, and progress have brought the Hall of Fame award to Wanda Anne Catlin. Our Junior Miss and Most Beautiful served on the Student Council for three years, and was a member of jr. Civitan and Y-Teens. She was a member of FBLA, French Club, National Honor Society, the musical So This is Paris cast, in the High School Bowl Club, and was chosen to be a homecoming maid for two years. She served as a basketball cheerleader for her Sophomore and Junior years and was co-head football Cheerleader her Senior year. For her contribution to Moss Point High School, Wanda, an honor graduate, is awarded her place in the Hall of Fame. JA CQUELINE ANN LETT A young lady with many and varied talents is Jacque- line Ann Lett. She served as a member of DECA, French Club, National Honor Society and the JETS Club. She was secretary of the Student Council her junior year, Duchess of the Junior Class for the Car- nival Ball, and an office assistant. She was Chosen to be in the Who's Who emong American High School Students and to Outstanding Teenagers of America. This honor graduate adds her wonderful personality, warm smile and devotion to her school and fellow students and for this earns her place in the Hall of Fame. SHEILA DARLYNE HARRELL Because of her scholastic contribution to Moss Point High School, Sheila Darlyne Harrell is a member of the Hall of Fame. She was a member of the Glee Club and the Madrigal Singers. She served as a representative to the Student Council, was treasurer of the French Club, in the Senior Play and National Honor Society. She was chosen as second alternate in the Jr. Miss pageant, and was selected for membership in Who's Who Among American High School Students. Therefore, we salute this outstanding senior with membership in the Hall of Fame. Fame 1A MES ALYMER F OUNTAIN High academic work and continued advancement has brought the 1974 Hall of Fame Award to James Fountain. james served on the Student Council for two years, was a member of Boys State, Senior Play, High School Bowl, Deca, Art Club and National Honor Society. Voted Most Intellectual James is indeed deserving of his place in the Hall of Fame. WENDY LEIGH WILKINS ON Having served as cheerleader for the Tiger team for three years and head cheerleader her senior year, Wendy Wilkinson assimilated her honors with a diversified extra-curriculum. Her sincere efforts were rewarded her senior year as she was selected Home- coming Queen, and Miss MPHS. She was a member of the Jr. Civitan, Student Council, Y-Teens, FBLA, National Honor Society, Youth Congress and Bi- Racial Committee. Selected for the Who's Who for three years, a beauty her sophomore and senior years, third runner-up to the Moss Point Jr. Miss and Queen of the 1974 Heart Fund Ball, Wendy is indeed deserv- ing of her place in the Hall of Fame. FRANCES ARLEEN HUNT For her ability to stand out in front and lead others, Frances Arleen Hunt is honored. Her leadership qualities and responsibilities are proven by her being our Sophomore Class Vice-President and Junior Class President. She is active in DECA Club, FHA, Afro-American Club, and is an office assistant. She was also in the Carnival Ball Court her senior year. For her faithfulness to the students, her school, and her cooperation with the faculty, Frances enters the 1974 Hall of Fame. Hall of CYNTHIA DLANNE FA RRIS Dependable and friendly, Cindy Farris has worked in all phases of school activities as her dedication as a football cheerleader. She L was a member of the Jr. Civitan, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Bi- Racial Committee, and Student Council. Cindy served as Arch duchess of the Carnival Ball and a class officer for 2 years. She was selected Class Favorite, Most School Spirit and Most Polite as well as a Senior Beauty. This senior served her school well and for this has earned her place in the Hall of Fame. -o awn, v WILLIE ROBERT JOHNSON Ready, willing, and competent to do whatever is asked describes Willie Johnson. He was a member of the Deca Club for two years. He was Chaplain his jr. Year, Willie was also an office assistant his Senior year. He was awarded the Principals medal of Leadership and Character. Therefore, we salute this outstanding senior, Willie Johnson, with membership in the Hall of Fame. DAWN LOUISE TORRES A sincere, hard-working student Dawn Torres had excelled in school activities with her ability to serve as well as to lead. Whether leading as Reporter for Y-Teens, Secretary for National Honor Society, Co-Editor of the GROWLER, Treasurer of High School Bowl Club, or serving as Office Assistant or a member of the French Club, Dawn works well. Selected for the DAR Citizenship award, Outstanding Teenagers of America, and Who's Who Among Outstanding American High School Students, this honor graduate takes a well-deserved place in the Hall of Fame. Fame DEBRA ELAINE GLADNEY Diligent, hard-working Senior Class President Debra Gladney, is indeed worthy of membership in the Hall of Fame. Membership in the HERO-FHA, Spanish Club, Afro-American Club, High School Bowl, and National Honor Society show her activeness in school. She was also chosen to be in the Who's Who Among American High School Students of America. Her friendly disposition and warm smile are a trademark of the '74 Senior Class of Moss Point High School. For this she is chosen to be a member of the 1974 Hall of Fame. SUSAN DELANCEY A friendly manner and a pleasing smile make Susan DeLancey well-liked by her fellow students. As a member of National Honor Society, Susan served as Vice President and then President her Senior year. Susan served as Treasurer of the Y-Teens her Sophomore year and organizations Editor of the GROWLER Staff. For her contribution to MPHS, Susan, an honor graduate, is awarded her place in the Hall of Fame. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Efficient, vivacious Patricia Ann Davis has gained the respect of the faculty and student body with her capable-business like man- ner. As Sergeant at Arms of the Spanish Club, Staff Writer of the Tiger Flash, member of the Afro-American Club and recipient of the Chemistry Award, Patricia proved her worth as a student leader. She is indeed deserving of her place 'in the Hall of Fame. IOQ-UQ-OI VOOIIQQ lath! On Q R D w 1974 Growler Dedication Miss Amelia HBOOH Turner The 1974 Growler Staff proudly dedicates this year's annual to a person who has dedicated her time and talent to the stu- dents of Moss Point High School. Since she first began her teaching career here, she has given untiringly of her time, talents, and abilities to the betterment of our school. Without her we would never have had sets or backdrops for pageants, our Tiger Flash would never have so successful, and we would know less of the Fine Arts. In her classroom she inspired her students by her fine artistic ability. By encouraging them to develop their talents, she made their lives more enjoyable. Her ready wit and appealing way of presenting subject matter, as well as her air-conditioned classroom, made her class the highlight of the day. As both teacher and friend, she urged us to ascend to greater heights in scholastic and extra-curricular activities . . . but never minimized the task before us. She encouraged us, struggled with us, then shared with us our pride in achievement. In our fondest memories of Moss Point High School, she will stand out as one who has helped to make our high school years happier and more fruitful. It is with pride and honor that we dedicate this our 1974 Growler to Miss Amelia Boo Turner. 283 1974 GROWLER BOOSTERS MAIL-FOTO SOUTHERN SHOES R.S. KEMP BUILDING SUPPLY TISH'S BEAUTY SHOP MARTIN'S MEAT MARKET PEAK'S CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE MORGAN d? LINDSEY MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY CA VER'S DR UG STORE MONTIES SPORTING GOODS ERNIE'S RA 010 di T.V. SER VICE MARY CARTER PAINTS LELA'S CAFE THE DOLL HOUSE FREDS DOLLAR STORE JAMES K. WALKER MARINE 4 Compliments 0f -- BELCHEIPS GROCERY Highway 63 Escatawpa Gulf Furniture Stores BEL AIR SHOPPING CENTER Arendall Bros. Phone 762-1211 Pascagoula, Miss. 11Say it with gloweus,, -FROM- PUGH9S FLORAL SHOP 3902 MARKET ST. - PHONE 7624411 PASCAGOULA, MISS. COAST AMBULANCE, Inc. BENNY BRYANT, Pres. Coroner and Ranger 5001 Chico Rd; Phone 762-6332 -- Compliments 0f - WILKERSON FREIGHT LINE Phone 475-4241 Moss Point - Pascagoula - Compliments 0f 4 PARKS FURNITURE CO. Phone 475-7931 Moss Point, Miss. -- Compliments of - MABRY3S FOODLAND - WHERE WONDERS NEVER CEASE 4 286 BUNTYN MONUMENT CO. CHARLES BUNTYN, Owner Phone 475-1878 Kreolc, Miss. -J-A iw5 We Are Working For Our Youth Wk ?m Z2??Z?;WM Moss Point -9: I ,- 2,? ., Ocean Springs Pascagoula MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER E. D. I. C. BEST IN THE LAND PASCAGOULA MISS MILK .. ICE CREAM JAJCKSON COUNTY s FINEST STORL 4611 Denny Ave. Phone 762-8161 Pascagoula, Mississippi 287 Compliments Of VERTIS G. RAMSAY CIRCUIT CLERK Campliments Of NOLAN'S Radio 8. Television, Stereo, and Records Phone 475-8159 810 Main Street 4 Moss Point, Miss. Compliments Of Technical Sands, Inc. RAIL, BARGE, and TRUCK SHIPMENT R. E. Hurd, Jr., President Business Telephone 475-7784 - P. O. Box 535 Moss Point, Miss. Compliments Of DICKSON'S CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Phone 475-8565 610 Main Street -- Moss Point, Miss. 288 TWIN CITY GLASS 3710 Short Cut Road - Phone 769-1320 Windshields - Store Fronts - Mirrors Patio Doors - Seamless Floors House Paint -- Garage Doors Carl 1Peewee1 Heamdon -- Res. 475-9946 The Moss Point Mill Salutes the 1974 Graduating Seniors INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY VARNADO'S IGA FOODLINER 1026 MAIN STREET HOME OWNED DISCOUNT FOOD COMPLIMENTS OF EDDIX 'S SHOES Woolco Village Pascagoula COMPLIMENTS OF AUSTIN'S STYLE CENTER SEARSTOWN SHOPPING CENTER PASCAGOULA, MISS. CIRCLE J WESTERN STORE Hwy. 63 - Box 9913 Pascagoula, Miss. Phone 475-3148 289 COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI CHEMICAL CORP. We Make Things Grow Pascagoula, Mississippi A SUBSIDIARY Of WEST IIOYNEIS Near Industrial Road PASCAGOULA - 762-8591 SEARSTOWN ROAD PASCAGOU LA, MISS. YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE AT A WESUGIBSON STORE THE STYLE SHOP MEN'S CLOTHING KEN WEINBURG 1319 MAIN ST. 475-3918 MOSS POINT, MS. COMPLIMENTS OF lOMAX DISCOUNT DRUGS 2902 MARKET STREET PHONE PASCAGOULA, MS. 762-4022 39563 tho most In DRY ammo 7 A.M. - 6 P.M. MONDAY - SATURDAY I HOUR SERVICE UNTIL 3:30 P.M. DEEP SOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 290 TELEVISION AND RADIO REPAIR AlPHA ELECTRONICS Phone 475-4214 ESCATAWPA, MISS. Compliments Of KIDDIE'S CORNER Phone 762-6828 1955 Market St. 2 Pascagoula, Miss. Compliments Of Mississippi Railroad Export Co. 310 Mclnnis, Moss Point, Miss. 3222 Pascagoula, Pascagoula, Miss. M Millette Enterprises Millette Associates Millette Realty Millette-Doyie Life Agency - Compliments 0x - HALE,S GROCERY Highway 63 ESCATAWPA, MISSISSIPPI Johnson Bros. Jewelry Diamonds - W atches . Jewelry Silver - China - Crystal 511 Delmas Ave. Phone 762-3266 Downtown Pascagoula - Compliments 0f - J. M. Rogers 8: Sons, Inc. uGOOD LUCK2 Pizza Spaghetti PHONE 766-8669 - 766 WONW Hwy. 90 E. 2 Pascagoula, Miss. Mauldin Wheel Alignment and Brake Service 4707 Telephone Road Phone 762-5608 F ront End Alignment - Wheel Balancing Frame Straightening - Brake Service L. E. MAULDIN H. D. MAULDIN 291 PASCAGOULA ' MISSISSIPPI ' Moss Pom The Friendly Bank SIX LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU MOSS POINT PASCAGOULA ESCATAWPA GAUTIER PASCAGOULA PASCAGOULA Arthur St. Pascagoula St. Highway 63 Highway 90 Bel Air Market St. Old Mobile Hwy. Member FDIC CENTRAL VENDING CO. WHE CANDY MAM PETE MARTINS - BEER - Compliments 0f - Weatherby Material, Inc. 2219 MAIN STREET MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI - READY MIX CONCRETE - Skip Weatherby 475-1285 Jack May 292 m 0mm? DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHINGS 2911 Market St. Pascagoula BURNHAM DRUG CO. Moss Point, Miss. AND BU RN HAM PHARMACY Escatawpa, Miss. THE FLOWER COTTAGE Moss Poinfs Newest F lorisf, Bettie Payne Frances Gardner 712 Belview Phone 475-5761 MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI $1. FIRST 4.? NATIONAL BANK of Jackson County MEMBER - FDIC Ocean Springs 901 Washington Ave. -- Phone 875-771 1 Pascagoula Hwy. 90 At Telephone Rd. - Phone 769-2121 Compliments Of WEST BROTHERS Congratulations Seniors A ARJAY HOMES CORPORATION 820 MAIN STREET MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI 39563 293 4 Compliments of -- WAYNE LEES GROCERY 63: MARKET 1317 Telephone Road Phone 762-4101 Pascagoula, Mississippi Bush OXlic'v.S21qwl-1'02.. IIIL'. Downtown Pascagoula 762 -2874 or 762 -2505 722 Delmas Avenue Pascagoula, Miss. LA FON T INN Highway 90 East PASCAGOULA, MISS. Bakeras SPORTING GOODS 3Your Evinrude Dealef, PHONE 475-8476 1317 Main St. Moss Point Cinderella Knitting Mills 0F MISSISSIPPI, INC. Manufactures of Menis and Boys Quality Underwear Plant: P.O. Box 10, Pascagoula, Miss. Exec. Offices: 350 Fifth Ave., New York '4 Marine 6 Sporting Goods Mercury Sales 8c Service PHONE 475-7633 1756 Main St. Moss Point 294 M053 vomr INSURANCE AGENCYJM. msutaruce tor Every Need Real Estate - lonme lnans Q4312 v anon: 5.3051 moss oomv. mssusswm VOUN 'LLPrqun. Imuunu 7AGINI qu-u BUSBY-COWART T.V. Sales and Service ZENITH, MOTOROLA and RCA 4400 Chico Road Pascagoula, Miss. Phone 762-0969 1821 2nd Street Moss Point, Miss. Phone 475-7797 APPLEWHITE AIR CONDITIONING 707 KREBS PASCAGOULA, MISS. COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK P. CORSO, INC. M eat some C$ ave some for 110W; 7 LATHE COMPLIMENTS OF PASCAGOULA DRUG CO. 1420 lngalls Ave. Pascagoula, Miss. Phone 762-4533 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERTS ROLLER RINK Austin Roberts, Owner Phone 475-1964 M P H S TIGER CHEERLEADERS SENIORS: Wendy Wilkinson, Head Wanda Gatlin, Co-Head Cindy Farris Pam Carpenter JUNIORS: Leslie Scott Carolyn Rankin Glenda Liddell SOPH: Jamie Scott THEY'RE BIG AND RUFF AND TUFF AND MEAN 'CAUSE THEY'RE THE MOSS POINT TIGER TEAM!!! JA CKSON COUNTY wishes the Tigers well E. A. KHAYAT, President OLIN DAVIS, Vice President J. C. MAY LUM CUMBEST BILL ROBERTS WILBUR G. DEES, Clerk COMPLIMENTS OF Good Luck, Seniors! DLKV.1H';H .S' C'RISPY CHICKEN 3103 OLD MOBILE HWY. SMITH HOMES PAS CAGOULA, MISS. Bx! NKERS TRL'ST Prestige Homes on the Gulf Coast .831 L'INGS ,1 ND LOAN 4.8' 8'0 7. l TIOX Grow by Savin g P. O. Box 2236 Kenny Smith, Pres. Pascagoula, Ms. Gary Smith, Secy. 508 Main Street Moss Point 296 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 Pascagoula Admac Pac-A-Snak Grocery Open 24 Hours' - 7 Days A Week PHONE 475-4641 1316 Main Street Moss Point, Miss. PARSLEY PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING Business Forms - Social Stationery Phone 762-1751 1503 Telephone Rd., Pascagoula, Miss. 0 S C O The Office Supply Company Bel Air Shopping Center Pascagoula, Mississippi 28 People Serving Mississippi's Best MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments Of C 6 G AUTO PARTS 1417 Main Street Moss Point, Miss. 297 EDD'S DRIVE-IN Home Owned and Operated 3834 North Market COMPLIMENTS OF Pauuguula .Wn'cl .UUIUX H Urkx 5609 SEARSTOVVN ROAD P. O. Box1344 Pascagoula Head Hunter's Beauty Shop PHONE 762-3179 PASCAGOULA, MISS. Choice Sirloin Steaks T1 Western ,. I Toast 762-5588 Open 11 a.m. Hwy. 90 East till 11 p.111. Adjacent to Grant Plaza $ , Pascagoula, lwulvgf :5; kn, r Mississippi' Best Wishes, Seniors! BEASLEY'S TIRE MART AND HELENA GROCERY Groceries, Car Parts, Diesel, Gas, Butane and Ice Phone 475-2541 Helena, Miss. JERRY'S AUTOMOTIVE Jerry Rogers, Owner COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE CARE Phone 475-3850 Helena Road Congratulations, Seniors! FROM MOSS POINT FIRE DEPARTMENT ALPHA PRINTING CO. For Printing and Rubber Stamps CALL 762-2651 2207 Ingalls Ave. Pascagoula, MS. 298 CHARLES EVERETT VIAGNOUAWELDING S UPPLY C2..- - 'S-Ig Sad- Jh-vf PASCAOOULA 762-4811 GULFPORT 363-3555 BILOXI 432-1907 I.I:V.V.VI:'P llglRDH'. IRE . l.VD SL'PPL Y 0. PHONE 475-2815 151 McInnis Ave. Moss Point 762-6838 769-2521 TELEPHONE Gooiumed g3 5060112 715 LIVE OAK PASCAGOULA. MISSISSIPPl JOSETTE LOCKLAR JIM BABER Owner I FURNITURE CO. CARPET. DRAPERY, FURNITURE ACCESSORIES 2738 MARKET ST. PASCAGOULA. MISS. llullw llarim' l'ubrl't'ulmw. luv. Builders of Offshore Supply Vessels Tugs - Crew Boats and Miscellaneous Floating Equipment Elder Ferry Road - Moss Point - Compliments of - Wayne 000.6 eandtmcttbn, Que. Baber's Firestone 1730 Denny Weep South Shopping Mani Pascagoula, Miss. Office: 762-2418 1805 WILLIAMS ST. PASCAGOULA, MISS. 39567 PHONE 762'7502 Sears HWY. 90 E. SEARSTOWN Shop Mon. thru Sat. til 9 p.m. DUMAS MARINE Your Evinrude Sales t9: Service Center For Jackson County BUDDY ADAMS, Manager Phone 475-6533 Highway 63 Escatawpa, Miss. WADE BLOCK 8i TILE CO., INC. Everything In Masonry Phone 762-7341 3311 Market Street Pascagoula, Miss. MOSS POINT BAKERY Decorated Cakes - Pies - Pastries 405 Main Street Phone 475-8631 A D A M S ELECTRIC SERVICE PHONE 475-1084 PAUL L. ADAMS, Owner C's! RL GRIFFIIVXS' .S'CPERMJ Rlx'ET Open 'Til 9:00 RM. 7 Days a Week Telephone Road Between Moss Point and Pascagoula PHONE 475 -2096 COMMERCIAL a: INDUSTRIAL Fagan Service Electric PHONE 762-2757 - 2402 JEFFERSON PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI RAY FAGAN Senior Portrait Specialists Plaza Photography 5713 Telephone Road Pascagoula, Miss. Phone 762 -O4 85 gmwgq spwfwxq... 51:96 For All Occasions i 12X We Rent Men's '9 Formal Wear With The Most - Up - To - Date Styles And Colors WOOD'S 608 MAIN STREET MOSS POINT, MISS. Phone 475-3721 COMPLIMENTS OF HAMIL TON'S APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE C0. 512 MAIN STREET MOSS POINT, MISS. - MAILING ADDRESS - P. 0. BOX 783 MOSS POINT, MISS. PAS-POINT PEST CONTROL Home Owned and Operated 3210 Wesley P. O. Box 372 Pascagoula, Miss. Phone 762-7470 Good Luck HELENA RECREA-J TIOV Air Hockey, Fooseball, Pinball Machines and a Hamburger Stand 301 B d? J SE! FOOD M11 RIVET Full Line of Seafood . . . Guaranteed to Be Fresh - Open 6 Days Each Week - Phone 475-2840 1622 Main Street Moss Point, Miss. Congratulations Seniors Cl'mwjll'ld Produm 612171. R111 Bragg P111111 62 Hardware Supply WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER PHONE 497 -2036 1600 Highway 90 Gautier, Miss. G11U'F11111'1'ul Scrrfw, luv. and Golden 111111811r1'ul .-l,xps'11. OUR MOTTO: Golden Rule Service H. C. TRAVILLION, President MRS. GRACE TRAVILLION, Sec. -Treas. 762-2601 or 762-3205 1809 Telephone Rd. Pascagoula, Miss. Good Luck Tigers! 011117111 .S'Iruc'l Gl'm'wj' PHONE 762-0601 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE Juvkmn 612111111 Guard Service. INC. PRIVATE WATCHMAN - INDUSTRIAL GUARD SERVICE - INSURED PAYROLL DELIVERY - OR PHONE P. 0. BOX 118 A. L. SAXON 475-1709 PASCAGOULA, DARWIN BOGARD 475-1258 MISS. - Compliments of - La 60111111611111! 801111111111 The Grmvlcr The Latest Fashions for Mother Stuff and Daughter Phone 475 - 1750 Hwy. 63 North Moss Point, Miss. 302 IIAVIRRIS 8001' SHOP Owner, BILL HARRIS - Complete Body Reperirs 8: Painting - 1644 Main Street Phone 475-4610 - Compliments of - STLLIRT C'. IRBY 60. Wholesale Electrical Supplies Lighting Fixtures 3733 14th St. Phone 762-7411 - Compliments of - Frank P. Curw, 1m: GOOD LUCK M 055 POINT POI. ICE DEPJ R TMEVT - Compliments of - THE CITY OF MOSS POINT FASTEST GROWING CITY IN THE STATE Mayor - PHILLIP WATTS - Board of Aldermen - J. D. WESTFAUL W. B. MCDAVID J. CHESTER PARKS EVERETTE E. WELLS GEORGE WOOD 303 JOIN DECA AND ' . BE A WINNER Wm'km A x H H. J ,, '15 11 L 1 pm, E