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GROWLER 1975 MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL Moss Point, Mississippi Volume 28 Editors: Mary Carol Berry Karen Seely Sponsor: Mrs. Dorothy Jones TABLE OF CONTENTS AUTHORITY STUDENTS FEATURES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS :quttmfmz...w. ., , .. x ; Hg RE NO. I m QE .mntys PINK A RL' H1855 W L U AF IE 50w THIS 1975 GROWLER IS DEDICATED TO MR. AARON JONES, SR. We, the 1975 Growler staff proudly dedicate our yearbook to a man who has given untireingly his time and efforts to Moss Point High School. Since he joined the staff at M.P.H.S. two years ago as assistant principal a deep respect for him is shared by both students and fac- ulty. His devotion, hard work, sin- cere smile, and cheerful attitude are a few of the reasons he is well liked by M.P.H.S. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Physical Ed- ucation from Jackson University To further his education he at- tended Mississippi State and ob- tained a Masters in School Admini- stration. Believing in all people, he feels that one will get out of life what one puts in. We learn as we touch bases with others, likewise others learn from us. His interpretation of edu- cation is being able to adjust to the successes and failures of life. Education is being able to com- municate with those who have the least intelligence and with those who have the most. With much pride and honor we dedicate this 1975 Growler to Mr. 8 Aaron Jones, Sr. -;Em Wt. curb: Ali EMAMP. .-59;-:' ' ' 9.332.? '- . .. t p 12 Mr. MJ. Bullock Superintendent of Education IVlr. Red Bullock has been serving MPHS for the past ten years first as coach and teacher and then principal. His present position as Superintendent has gained for the school and community a capable and outstanding leader in education. A native and resident of Jackson County, Mr. Bullock attended Pearl River Junior College and received his B.S. Degree in Science from IVlillsaps. He later received his Masters in School Administration from the University of Mississippi and has since studied at the University of Southern Mis- sissippi and has since studied at the University of Southern Mississippi. Dr. Larry Drawdy Dr. Larry Drawdy has been serving Moss Point High School for the past three years and still retains the position of Assistant Superintendent of Education. Mrs. Lottie Magee Mrs. Lottie Magee has been at Moss Point High School for five years. She now re- tains the title of Elementary Superintendent. Mr. Calude Stauter IVIr. Claude Stauter has been at Moss Point High School for 23 years. He is nowAssist- ant Superintendent of Education over transportation. 13 Mr. Ray Blackledge has been the principal of Moss Point High School for the past three and a half years. During which time he has been a leader under which Moss Point has blossomed into one of the most outstanding schools in the state of Mississippi. We would like to congratulate you for your leader- ship. 14 PRINCIPAL Mr. Ray Blackledge 3 'i i. ?P'DFF'.A ' . -:.. 1 ka '4' KN! WW .uw Ruby Birdsell Bookkeeper A I h v gm , I .A M Mrs . Connie Thorton Registrar ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Aaron Jones Mr. Aaron Jones has been assistant principal at Moss Point High School for the past three years. He has been on hand any time a teacher or student has needed him to talk to. He has the attitude that has won him the respect of the teachers and stu- dents who under his kind and gentle leadership we have come through the barriers of racial problems. We would like to thank you for your gentle, yet firm leadership. 15 CAREER EDUCATION Mr. Jim Holyfield Elementary Level Mrs. Lynn Juhl High School Level 3 Mr. George Leggett ' Director of Career Education Mr. Carroll Reeves Junior High Level Mrs. Kathy Rimer Elementary Level Mrs. Winette Thorton Secretary FINE ARTS Mr. Jack Lander Band Mrs. Auwilda Polk Spanish Mr. Don Mc Cain Art JLJ Mrs. Melrose Dickerson German Mr. Doug Sullivan Choral Music BUSINESS EDUCATION Ms. Renee Roberts V.O.T. Director Mrs. Elsie Beatty Record Keeping, Bookkeeping Anunuusu .uuuuuuu I Miss Thelma Lamar Personal Typing Mrs. Edith Youngblood Typing I, Shorthand Mrs. Betty Daughdrill Mrs. Estelle Hawley Shorthand, Typing Business Education Mrs. Ann Davis Typing Mr. Tom Hewlett Leadership Development Mrs. Margeen McInnis Librarian Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Mrs. Mary White Librarian Sthy Hall 19 Miss Nancy Roberts Guidance Counselor mi GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Alton Joseph Guidance Counselor i I 1 1 l Mrs. Cecilia McRae Guidance Counselor ATTENDANCE OFFICERS Mr. Goslin Ward 20 Attendance Counselor Mr. Carroll Berry Attendance Counselor DRIVERS' EDUCATION Mr. Mike Black Driver's Education Mr. Doug Stewart Driver's Education Mrs. Ada Street Marketing m -le-7U-lm-U Mr. Glenn Brantley Drug Education ZO--I:VOCUH'I Mr. Charles Neuman Distributive Education 21 DRAMA, ENGLISH, Mr. Eric Nelson Grammar Mrs. Juanita Mathis Reading Mrs. Patty Ward Reading Mr. Rick Davidson Mr. Stephen Hale Miss Jackie Green 22 English, Literature English, Paper Staff Drama, English, Literature LITERATURE READING Mrs. Julia Polk Mythology, Research, American Literature Mr. Turner English, Literature Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Drama, English, Lit. Mr. Anthony Antone Mrs. Shirley Owens Mrs. Dorothy Jones English, Lit. English, Speech English, Annual 23 24 Mrs. Pattie Guan Algebra II, College Prep. Mr. Calvin Calhoun Algebra I, Mathematics Miss Sheila Oatis Mathematics, Geometry vx Van -' . xI 2. 4' w..,. .m k Mrs. Dorothy Courtney Physics, General Algebra Mr. Wilson Geometry Mrs. Mary Berry Geometry, Mathematics Mrs. Kay Kendall Chemistry, Physical Science SC I E N C E Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall Earth and Space Science Mr. Louis Kendall Adv. Biology, Ecology Mr. M. Walker Physical Science, Biology Mr. Robert Jones Biology, Ecology 25 HOME ECONOMICS Miss Debbie Hufford Family Life Miss Shelia Williams Family Life Mrs. Brenda Hutto Home Economics Mrs. Benigno Family Life Mrs. Triplett Family Life 26 Mrs. Jean McCool Occupational Home Economics Mr. Willis Fallin Metal Trade I,II SHOP . AK. I Mr. Darryl McInnis Building Trades I,II Mr. Vernon Jones Building Trades I, II Mr. Jerry Stringer Induatrial Drafting I, 11 Mr. Donnie Stringfellow Mechanical DrawingI mm Mr. Bobby Holmes Athletic Director , Coach Billy Wayne Miller P.E. Supervisor, Head Football Coach '. 28 Mrs. Joyce Goodin Athletic Secretary Mr. Randy Hodges Drivers Education, Athletics Mr. Richard Niles Baseball Coach b Mr. Skip Beasley Physical Education $ 1 Mr. Lee Owens PhysicaI Education PHYSICAL Miss Carol Lansing Physical thmafinn Mrs. Doris Hill Physical Education 20-43 nCUm 29 Mr. Marvin White World History Mrs. Mary Ruddiman Geography, Govt. Eco. Mr. Ben Skocelas American History Mr. Thomas Hill American History I H ISTORY Mrs. Francis Holder American History, World History 30 - Mrs. Naomi Walker Economics, Govt. Sociology Mr. Alton Ellis American History A V 1 $th wavy, Mr. Jack Irwin Roblems, Govt. Mr. Roger Dean World History, Economics Mr. Ronald Richardson American Government 31 lluulll'llllll'li'lr'll .l 1! iilllflx ; ltlx wit 0 1,, l';1 ijf'i:i.v 33 TEACHER OF THE YEAR MRS. PATTIE GUNN The Teacher of the Year Award is sponsored annually by the Student Council. This honor is given to the teacher whose attitudes, ideas, and teachings are the most represent- ative of the ideal instructor. One must show a concern for the student, be sincere in purpose, and get along well with other teachers. With these qualities in mind, the Student Council is proud to announce the teacher of the Year for 1974-75 Mrs. Pattie Gunn. Mrs. Gum has been in the teaching pro- fession for the past 20 years. She has a Bachelors degree from Huntington college and a Masters degree from the University of South Alabama. The subjects taught by Mrs. Gunn included College Prep Math and Algebra II. Each year she works untiringly toward the preparation of new and revised math courses to suit each students need. She has a sincere interest in all of her students and aiways strives to make math interesting to them. Surely Mrs. Gum is very deserving of this distinguished award. 34 x 1 V Mt. -.. ' a Q . W- .. i , .. .F...,;W...H ,.. -... , ... V . 1....--w... . : pa...- ...... am - . v. - ,M - a- N .. Haw ,.. STUDENTS THE SENIOR CLASS 1975 SABRINA MAE AMONETT Band 2,3,4; Flag Corps 3; Drum Majorette 4; Madrigals 4; Honor Graduate; Y-Teens 3, President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; German Club 4, Ecology Club 3; French Club 4. SHARON ANN ARNOLD Band 2,3,4; Flag Corps 3,4; Band Council, senior repre- sentative 4; Y-Teens 42,3; FBLA 4. CHARLOTTE GAY LE BANG Honor Graduate; Bi-racial Committee 3; DECA 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3; French Club, vice president 3; FHA vice president, 4; Hero FHA, treasurer 4. CYNTHIA YVONNE BARNS FHA, reporter 4; Ecology Club, secretary. 38 CYNTHIA DAWN ALFORD Glee Club 3,4; Madrigals 4; Who's Who 4; Beauty 2; Carnival Ball Court 4; Y-Teens 2; Homecoming Court 3; Jr. Civitans 4; First Alternate Jr. Miss; Musical Play 3; Senior Play. TANYA R. BARNS Girl's Volleyball 4; FBLA; FHA; Gourmet Club; Pep Club. . CAROLYN DENISE BASS Glee Club 2; Student Council, secretary 4; HerofHA, president; FHA; president Afro-American Club 4; Bowl- ing Club 4; Teenage Democrats 4; History Club; French Club; Heart Fund Ball Court; Pep Club, secretary-trea- surer; English Club; Sophomore Class secretary. may?! mlwl2 34.2.2.2 mmm ... A M2. A :42; EARNEST MWENDELEZI BEARD Afro-American Club; Christian Club; Karate Club; Bicycle. RANDALL LOUIS BELL Track 3,4; High School Bowl Club and Team; Youth Congress. DONNA BOUTWEL L AVA SHARLENE BOYD FHA; Bareback Club; Art Club. MARY ELLEN BENNETT Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Madrigals 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Honor Graduate; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Drama CIub-Pres., 4; Science Club 4; Band Council 4; Heart Fund Ball Court 4; Farmers' Ball Court 3; Sextet; Delta State Honors Choir. MARY CAROL BERRY Who's Who 3,4; Growler 2,3,4; Honor Graduate; Carni- val Ball Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; National Honor Society 2,3, pres.-4; Jr. Civitan Y-Teens 3; High School Bowl 2,3,4; sec.-treas., 4; Heart Fund Ball Court 4; Growler Editor 4; Senior Play. THERESA BOONE WILLIAM J. BOSARGE M-Club, treasurer. 39 National Honor Society 2,3; Afro-American Club 3, FHA 4; HERO-FHA 4; French Club. 3. JIMMIE LEE BRAD LEY Tennis Club. :1 ALICE ANN BRAD LEY 1 l 1 1 MARILYNN MARIE BRADLEY Powder Puff Football; Girls' Track Team; FHA; HERO -FHA; Pep Squad. TOMMY LEE BRANNING ' DECA 4; French Club 3. SONJA KAY BRANTLEY Who's Who 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 2,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Cultural Society; Heart Fund Ball Court; Soph. Year-Vice President of class. 3 KIM ELIZABETH BROOKS FHA 2; FB LA 4. MARILYN LOUISE BROWN Band 2,3; Majorette 2,3; Beauty 3, Most Be aut'ful 4A FHA 2; FB LA-Secretary 4; Ecology Club 4 SANDY 5. BROWN JUDITH CAROL BROWNING Glee Club 2,3,4; Big Sister Club 4-Secretary. STEPHANIE BULLOCK Band 2,3: Skating Club, Karate Club; Literary Club. FRANK L. BURKS Football 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4. RICHA RD BYRD GEORGE CA LHOUN Glee Club 2; Who's Who 3; Debate Club; War Games-President 4; Teenage Republicans; Chess Club -Vice President; Youth Congress 4. JAMES D. CAMPBELL Chess Club. HARVEY CAPLES WILLIAM RONALD CARPENTER Band 2,3,4' German Club; DECA 4. 41 42 SY LVIA LOUISE CARTER Afro-American Club 3,4; Girls' Powder Puff Football 4; Girls' Track Team 4; DECA 4; French Club 2. NATA LIE CHAMBERS Business Law; French Club; Cultural Society; Afro- American Club; Gourmet Club. DAVID WAYNE CHARLTON Volleyball Club. MARGARET DARLENE CHATMAN Karate 4; German Club 3; Afro American Club 3; Literary Club 4; Who's Who 4. MELANIE JOY CARROLL SHARON SHERRELLE CARTER Student Council 2; Afro-American Club 2,3,4; Karate Club 4; Christian Club 4; Clothing Club 2; Drama Club 2,3,4; School Chorus 2; Track Team 2; Creative Writing Club 3,4. ROBERT C. CHATMAN Basketball 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 4; Mr. MPHS; Who's Who 4; Human Relations 4; Big Brother 4; All Big 8 Defense Back 4; Coastal All Star Team; Burger King All Star Team; Sportswriters' All Star; Heart Fund Ball Court 4. ELMER JEANETTE CLARK Dancing Club 4; Afro-American Club; Pep Club. NANCY ELAINE CLARK Band 2,3,4; Flag Corps 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Debate Club 4; Drama Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan 4. SHERRY ANN CLARK Bowling Club 4; Art Club 4. MARY A. CLAUSELL Carnival Ball Court 2; Gourmet Club 4; Afro-Ameri- can Club 2; FHA 4; Dancing Club 4. JEANNIE MAE COE Family Life Council 4; Afro-American Club 2,3,4; FHA 2; Pep Club 4; Musical Play 3; Glee Club 3; Re- porter-HERO-FHA 4. JAMES WILLIAM COKER Football 2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Archery 4; Ski Club 4. . RICHARD HOWARD CO LE DORIS JEAN C0 LEMAN Teenage Democrat 4; Big Sister 4; Y-Teen 2,3; FHA 4; Afro-American 3,4; Science Club 2; English Club 2. SY LVIA ANN COLEMAN Honor Graduate; FB LA 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; FHA-Secretary-Treasurer 2; VOT 4. 43 JENNIFER ANNE COOPER FBLA 4; Library 4. VANESSA CO LVIN Karate Club 4; FHA 4; HERO-FHA 4; Christian Club 4; Afro-American Club 3; Bowling Club 4; Y-Teens 2. CHARLES EDWARD COTHRAN, JR. Motorcycle Club-Treasurer 4. TERESA ANNETTE CO-WART . Big Sister Club 4; Literary Club 4. JIMMY ALLEN COOK DECA 3,4; Ecology 4. SHARON ANNETTE COOK Band 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; French Club; Cultural Society. KENNETH WAYNE CRAMER Christian Club. CURTIS RANDY CUNNINGHAM Band 2,3,4; Ham Radio 4; Chess Club 4; Bowling 4. DORIS D. DAILEY Glee Club 2,3; Dancing Club 4; HERO-FHA 3; Pep Club 3; Afro-American Club 2,3; FHA 4. TONIA CAFAYE DANIE LS Family Life Council 4; Gourmet Club 4. SHELIA DEFLANDERS Afro-American Club. DOROTHY A. DIXON Who's Who 4; Bi-racial Committee 4; Afro-American CIub-Treasurer 2; Bowling Club 4; Pep Club 3; French CIub-Secretary 3; Powder Puff Football 4. SHARON YVETTE DANTZLER Art Club 2,3; HERO-FHA 4. 2RICKIE LAMARDARDEN Christian Club 4; CYNTHIA LEE DAVIS Chess Club; FBLA. VIRGIL LEE DEERING Football 3; DECA 4. 45 CHAR LES DORSEY EVELYN MONTRESSA DUNN Growler 3,4; Y-Teens 3; Youth Congress 4; Debate Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; High School Bowl Club 4; Jr. Civitan 4; German Club 3,4; Farmer's Ball Court 3; Senior Play. JONATHAN ERIC ELAM Basketball-Manager 2,3,4; Football- Manager 3; Glee Club 4; Madrigals 4; Debate Club 4; Literary 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Karate CIub-President. I ALICE DIANNE ELLIS Food Club 4. DAVID ARNOLD EVANS Spanish Club 3,4; Parliamentarian and Vice President. MILTON EDWARD HELL, JR. Baseball 2,3,4; German Club 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Bowling Club 4; Musical Play 3; Senior Play. GLORIA FELECIA FAGAN Gourmet Club 4; FHA. LEON FANTROY, JR. Track 3,4; Band.2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Cul- tural Society. 46 HELEN DELOIS FELDER ; FHA 4; Debate Club 4; Dancing Club 4; HERO-FHA; Attendance office assistant 3; Principal's office assis- tant 3. RHONDA MARIE FLANIGAN Band 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan 4; Stage Band 3,4. THERESA DARLENE FLETCHER Honor Graduate; National Honor Society 2,4; Big Sis- ter Club; Principal's office assistant. SANDRA ELAINE FRAZIER Honor Graduate; Home Decoraters Club 4; HERO-FHA FHA; Volley Ball Club; Afro-American Club. CURTIS BENJAMIN FREEMAN, III Carnival Ball Court 4; Chess Club 4; Qphizzidopple II-Advertising Manager 4; Drama 2,3; Ski Club 3. MARY SUZANNE FREEMAN Basketball Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 3; Madrigals 3,4; Student Council 4; Growler 3; Carnival Ball Court 2; Christian Club-Sec., 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Family Life Council 4; Jr. Miss 2nd Alternate. JAMES L. FRENCH Art Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2. ONAMECIA MOYE FORRESTER Growler 4; Honor Graduate; FB LA 4; National Honor Society 3,4; High School Bowl Club 4; Literary 4. 47 GLORETHA GARRETT Growler 4; Gourmet Club 4; Afro-American Club; Drama 3,4-Vice President; Senior Play-Director 4; Pep Club 3; Vice President Gourmet Club 4. TERESA TAWN GARRISON Honor Graduate; National HonorSociety 2,3,4; Christian Club 4; German Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Ecology Club. BRENDA LEE GASTON FHA 4; Family Life Council 4; Afro-American Club- Secretary 4; Bowling Club 4; French Club 2; HERO- FHA 4. GINA RENE GATLIN Basketball cheerleader 4; Glee Club 2,4, Madrigals 4; Honor Graduate; Y-Teens 2,4; National Honor Society 2,4; Musical Play 3; Science Club 2; Debate Club 4; Young Republicans 4; 4th alternate-Jr. Miss. 48 ALJEA REED GARRETT Spanish Club 4; Afro-American Club 2,3; Cultural Society 3. FAYETTA ARMEL GARRETT Spanish Club 3,4; Cultural Society 3,4; DECA 4; Pep Club 3; Afro-American 3. RENATHER GILL Family Life 4, Hero F.H.A. 4, Afro-American Club. MICHAEL WAYNE GINN Ham Radio Club. JOHN GRAHA M Mechanic Club. LORETTA SUE GREEN German 2; F.H.A. 3,4; Hero F.H.A. Treasure 3,4; PhotographerZ; Family Life 4. TIMOTHY G REEN Band 2,3,4. SANDRA DENISE G LADNEY Spanish 2,3,4; Bowling Club 4; High School Bowl 4; Photography Club 3; Afro American 3; Secretary Junior Class. CHARLESEARL GOLDSMITH Track 3,4; M-Club 4; French Club 3. KATH LEEN DENISE GORTNEY F.B.L.A. 4; Literary Club 4; Drama Club 3. ANITA DARLENE GRIFFIN Library 4; Afro American 4; Spanish 3,4, Treasure; Christian 4; Cultural Society 4; Art 2,4. DEBBIE DEWANA GRIFFIN Gourmet Club 4, President; DECA 3,4. 49 WALTER LEE HAND Mechanic Club 4. CASSONDRA FAY HANNAH F.H.A. 4; Family Life Council 4. DEBBIE DIANNE HANSEN Band 2,3,4; Flag Corps 4; F.H.A. 2; Spanish 4; Bare- back Club 4. MARY JAMINE HARMON FBLA 4; DECA Club 2. DAVID M. HAMMOND Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; M-Club 4; Auto Mechanic 4; Athletic Office 4. 3 CHARLES KIETH HAMMONS Football 3; Bowling Club 4; Mechanic Club 4; Athletic Office 3. GERALD KEITH HARRIS Football 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Gourmet Club. KAREN MARIE HARRIS Band 3,4; Majorette 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Bareback 4 Club 4. . 3,32 V- . I DOROTHY CELESTE HOBBS Hero F.H.A. Vice President F.H.A. Treasure 3. RONA LD L. HO LLOWAY Spanish 4; Bowling 4; Band 2,3,4. BARRY HOLMES ROBERT HARO LD HOLMES Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 2; Jr. Civitan Vice President 4; Who's Who 2; Honor Graduate. LARRY ANTHONY HOWARD Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. CLAUDIA MARIE HUTCHINS Cultural Society 4; Gourmet Club 4; Volleyball 4. CLARA LECETT JIMMERSON Gourmet Reporter 4; Vic'e President Christian Club 4. RUBEN ALEXANDER JOE Glee Club 2,3; Bi-Racial Committee 4; Carnival Ball Court 2; Tennis Vice President 4. 51 BONITA KAY KASBY DAVID FRANCIS KELLY Football 2; Track 2; Tiger Flash 2,3, Ski Club 4; Debate Club 4; Fellowship Christian Athletes 2,3. JENNIFER LOUISE KILGORE Flag Corps 2; Christain Club 3; FB LA 4. REBECCA ANN KITTRELL DECA 3,4; Family Life Council 4. 52 JOYCE LORRAINE JOHNSON Afro American 4; Cultural Society 4. SHARON JOHNSON F.H.A. 4. LISA LYNNETTE LADNIER . Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; FB LA 4; Band Council 2,4. 3 ANTHONY CURTIS LAMBERT FBLA 4. 5.x 3-. --:-.-e-4 yeufi'v A9 Q's JANICE RENEE LANDRUM Band 2,3; F.H.A. Club 2; Math Club 2; Hero FHA 4; Business Law Club 3. MELVIA MARVILLA LETT 3 Who's Who 4 Student Council 4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Heart Fund Ball Court 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; V.P. Cultural Society 3,4; Afro American 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Hero FHA 4. PARRIAS J. LETT Afro American 3,4; Skating Club 4; French Club 3. BRUCE LEWIS Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Chess Club Vice President 4; Dance Club; Karate Club. GLENDA JOYCE LIQDELL Football Cheerleader 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Bi- racial Committee 3; Junior Class Vice President; Spanish Club 2; Photography Club 2; Cultural Society 3,4; Gourmet Club 4. REDA RAY LIDDELL Basketball 2,3; Honor Graduate 4; Homecoming Court 3; National Honor Society. s,mr-r - MARK ELLIS LINDSEY Baseball 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Business Law Club 3; Science Club 2; Jr. Civitan Key Club 2. ROSA M. LITTLE Art 4; Teenage Rgpublican 4. 53 ROSA LOCKE THOMAS KEITH LOWERY Football 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Madrigals 4; Jr. Civitan. ; Ahwn- GLENN ADRIAN LYND, JR. Bi-racial Committee 4; DECA 3,4; Christian Club; Ecology Club 4; Science Club 4; Big Brother 4; Bike Club 4; Ski Club 4; Key Club 2; Jr. Civitan 4. :IA-MA BERT CARL LYNN, JR. Football 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Honor Graduate; Boys State 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mechanis Club 4; Chess Club 3, Science Club 2; Art Club 4. w- i' i i AUDREY FAY MALONE Family Life Council 4; Gourmet Club 4. HELEN MA LONE CINDY MAHATHY RUBY MASON 49,13 -2 54 ROXANNE MARIE MAY M-Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Teenage Republican-Secretary, 4; Y-Teens 4; Drama 4; Stu- dent Activities Office. CYNTHIA D. MAGEE Tiger Flash 3; Carnival Ball Court 3; Spanish Club; Christian Club. ' TERRY LYNN MCCOR MACK FBLA. SHARON ANN McCORVEY Carnival Ball Court 3; French Club 3; Karate Club 4; FHA 4; HERO-FHA-Treasurer 4. KENNETH WILLIAM MCCOY, JR. Mechanics Club. EARNEST H. McCRIMMON Band 2,3,4. TERRY THERESA McINNIS Glee Club 2,3; Madrigal: 2,3; Karate Club 4; Tennis Club 4; French 2,3; Science Club 3. V STEVE, ANTHONY McMELLON Football 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Tiger Flash 3,4; Growler 4; Honor Graduate; National Honor Society 2,3,4; High School Bowl Club, President 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan- President, 4; Qphizzidopple-Editor; Heart Fund Ball Court 3,4-King; Musical Play 3; Youth Congress 3; Chess Club 2; German Club-Pres. 3; JETS 3; Senior Class Play; Debate 4. 55 DYENELL WOODS MERIDETH Girls' Athletic. JEN CY MILLENDER CINDY MILLER Bowling 4; Qphizzidopple 4. TERRI VIRGINIA MILLS Tiger Flash-Editor, 3,4; German Club 3, President 4; Christian Club 4; Student Activities 4; Teenage Republicans-Vice Pres. 4; Presidential Classroom Delegate 4. ' WAYNE MORROW DECA. EDITH PATRICIA MORSE Ecology Club 4; FHA 2; Officer Staff 4. GREGORY MURRAY HERBIE JENNIE MYERS Christian Club 4; Cultural Society. WANDA KAYE MYRICK HERO-FHA; Skating Club. SY LESTER FAYE NATHAN Teenage De mocrats. CONCETTINA LOUISE NOTO French Club 3,4. STEPHEN E. OGBORN Band 2,3,4; Honor Graduate; National Honor Society; Tennis Club. TERRY NELSON BEVER LY DIANNE NETTLES FHA; HERO-FHA-Reporter. DIANE V. NETTLES HERO-FHA 3, President-4; Bowling Club 4; High Scho'ol Bowl Club 4; JETS- Reporter 3. MARY ELIZABETH NIXON Basketball Cheerleader 2,3; Student Council 4; Grow- ler 4; Honor Graduate; National Honor Society 2,3,4- Treasurer; Y-Teens 2,3,4-Treasurer; Christian Club- President, 4; Youth Congress 4; High School Bowl Club 2,3,4-Vice-Pres.; JETS-V.P., 3; History Club 2; Debate Club 4; Teenage Republicans 3,4; Heart Fund' Ball Court 4; Farmers Ball Court. SAM PACKER Basketball 2; Carnival Ball Court 3; Homecoming Court 3; Cultural Society. JAMES PARKER FRANCES ELIZABETH PARNELL Glee Club 4; Honor Graduate; Valedictorian; National Honor Society 2, Vice-Pres. 4; High School Bowl Club 2; French Club 2, Science Club 2-Treasurer. WANDA JOYCE PARRETT Glee Club 2,3; French 3,4; Jr. Civitan 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3. WILLIAM VANCE OLIVER Band 2,3,4; Industrial Drafting; Band Council-Jr. rep. and 2nd Vice President. MYRNA CO LETTE PACKER Band 2; Flag Corps 4; Student Council 2; Bi- Racial Committee 2; Carnival Ball Court 2; National Honor Societv: Pres. Cultural Society. MA RIAN PA TRICK CHAR LES STEPHEN PERRY Football 2,3,4; M- Club 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Who's Who 4; Pres.-Senior Class; Debate Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; High School Bowl Team 4; Ger- man Club 3. .- -....4;. TWILA ANN PRESLEY Tiger Flash 3,4; Library Club- Secretary 3,4; Tiger Flash-Asst. Editor 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Christian Club. ARTHETA D. PREYEAR Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary, President; Cultural Society; Powder Puff Football; Deca- Secretary. LAURA FAYE RANDALL Glee Club 2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 4; Glee Club Council-Sec. 2,3,4; Musical Play 3; Christian Club -V.P. 3; Student Activities Asst; Human Relations Comm. 4; Delta State Honors Choir 4; Literary Magazine Co.-Ed. 4; Deca 4. CAROLYN EILEEN RANKIN Football Cheerleader 3,4; Who's Who 4; Student Council 3,4; Bi-Racial Comm. 3; Homecoming Court 2,4; Debate Club; Youth Congres; Senior Beauty; V.P. Senior Class; Miss MPHS. DOUG PIERCE TERESA ILENE PIERCE Glee Club 3,4; Madrigals 4; Who's Who 2; Beauty 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3; FHA 2,3-Secre- tary 3; Jr. Civitan; Junior Miss. DARRELL ALTON READY Glee Club 3,4; Library 3; Bicycle Club. LAURA'JEAN REEVES Band 2,3,4; Christian Club 4; Y-'Teens 2,3,4; French Club 2,3-Parliamentarian; Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Civitan 4; All State Band 4; Orchestra 2,3; Drill Master 3,4. 59 MY RTIS RICHARDSON TERRY GLEN RICHMOND Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Who's Who 2; Jr. Civitan 4; Qphizzidopple 4; Business Law Club 3. LEONARD ROBBINS Glee Club 2; Dancing Club. KENNETH L. ROBERTS Camera Club 4. ROBERT LEON REDDING, JR. Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Band Council-Reporter 4; Bowling Club-Pres. 4; Chess Club V.P. 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4. . THERESA ANN REEDY Y-Teens 2,3. RICHARD DWAYNE RONEY Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; M-Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. MARTHA ANNE ROUSE Football Cheerleader 4; Basketball Cheerleader 3; Glee Club 2,3; Tiger Flash 4; Growler 4; Honor Graduate; Senior Class Reporter; National Honor Society 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4-Reporter 4; Jr. Civitan 3; Senior Play; Teenage Democrats 4. VERANNE RUSSUM Glee Club 3; Madrigals 3,4; Girls' State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; FB LA-President 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Christian Club 4. EVA DARLENE SAKSA National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls' Athletics 4. SOPHIA SERRO D BELIN DA JOANN SIMMONS Honor Graduate; High School Bowl 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; National Honor Society 4. SHE LIA LOUISE SARGENT Tiger Flash 4; Cultural Society; Girls' Athletic-Trea- surer'4; Homemakers; Club. LESLIE CLAIRE SC OTT Football Cheerleader 3-Head 4; Vice President-Stu- dent Council;'Salutatorian; Jr. Civitan-Sec. 4; Teen- age Democrats-Pres. 4; Y-Teens 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Debate CIub-Pres. 4; Youth Congress 2,3; Bi-Racial Comm. 3. JAMES STEWART SC OTT Band 2,3,4; French 3,4. KAREN MARIE SEELY Growler 3, Co.-Ed. 4; Honor Graduate; Bi-Racial Comm 4; Y-Teens 2,3 VP. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Christian Club 4; Debate Club 4; Jr. Civitan 4; High School Bowl Club 4; German Club 3,4; Heart Fund Ball 4; Senior Play 4; DAR Citizenship Award. 61 4.62 CHARLEY RAY SMITH Teenage Democrat. DANIEL LEMAN SMITH, JR. Mechanics Club. JANIE IRENE SMITH FBLA 4; Art 2,3. JEANNIE INEZ SMITH FBLA 4; Art 2,3. JOEY ROY SIMMONS Band 2,3,4; Carnival Ball Court 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Science Club 4; JETS 3. TERESA L. SISTRUNK Glee Club 2; Student Council 2,3; FBLA. MICHAEL FLOY D SMITH Basketball 2,3,4; M-Club 4; Who's Who 3; Carnival Ball Court 3; Jr. Civitan. MICHAEL KENT SMITH Band 2,3,4; Camera Club-Vice President 4. ROSA FAYE SMITH . Cultural Society-President, 3, Vice-President 4; Science Club-Secretary; Christian Club. WILLIAM LOUIS SMITH Basketball 2,3; Football 3; Drafting Club 4; French 2; Chess Club 4. WILLIE JAMES STEELS Footbal12;Big Brothers Club. DOROTHY LARENA STEWART Glee Club 2,3,4; Art Club-Secretary 2; Literary Club-President, 4; Y-Teens 4; FHA 3. WYNONA LYNN SMITH Who's Who 2; Spanish Club 3; FHA-Treasurer 2; Ecology Club 4; Teenage Republicans 4. THEOPHILUS STALLWO RTH, JR. Dancing Club; Family Life Coqncil; Afro-American Club. ' - MINNIE RUTH STANTON Girls' Athletics; FHA 3. JEFFREY FLOYD STEE LE Who's Who 3; Basketball 3; Dancing Club. 63 TOBIE F. STEWART Biology Club-Pres. 2; Glee Club; Art Club; Christian Club; FHA. KELLY LYNN STRAHAN v Y-Teens 2,3; Teenage Republicans 4; Ecology Club. MARTHA ANNELL STRINGER Basketball Cheerleader 2, Head 4; Glee Club 2; Mad- rigals 4; Who's Who 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Carniva Ball Court 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Court 2; Vice-President of Soph., Jr., Sr. Class; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Debate Club 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Spanish Club-Rep. 3; Christian CIub-V.P. 3; Heart Fund Ball Queen 4; Heart Fund Ball Court 3; History Club 2. JANE STRIN GFE LLOW PATRICK DEAN SWITZER' Football 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3, President 4. DORIS DENEICE SY LVESTER Tiger Flash 2; Family Life Council-Vice President 4; Christian Club. ROBERT AN DREW TAGGART, JR. Football 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Who's Who 4; Carnival Ball Court 2; Boys State 3; Debate Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; High School Bowl Club 2; High School Bowl Team 3,4. .. ' Co-President- Debate Club; Honor Graduate. CAROLYN A. TAY LOR Family Life Council-Treasurer; Christian Club. DENNIS RAYMOND TAY LOR DECA 3,4. STEVE A. TAY LOR Bowling. JAN CRAIN TIMMERMAN HERO-FHA 3; Bareback Club-Secretary 4. TRENICE ANN THOMAS Student Council 2; Republican Club; HERO-FHA; Christian Club. FLORA LOUISE THOMPSON Teenage Republican Club-Pres. 4; French Club 2, Pres. 3; Debate Club-Sec.lTreas. 4; Library Club- 4 Treasurer 4; High School Bowl Team 3, Reporter- Captain 4; Youth Congress 2,3,4; Senior Play. LINDA FAYE THOMPSON Afro-American Club; Home Decorator's Club. SHIR LEY THOMPSON KENNETH C. TORRES Band 2,3,4; Band CounciI-President 4; Spanish Club 2; Tennis Club; Delta State Honors Band. 65 66 LILLIE MAE VAXTER Pep Club. SHEILA ANNETTE VERBEKE Band 2; Honor Graduate; VOT-Vice President 4. AU DREY HE LEN VINSON Honor Graduate; DECA-State Secretary 4; Library Club 3,4; Debate Club 4; High School Bowl Club 4; Honor Society 2,3,4. . GLENDA GAY LE VIVERETTE Christian Club; Afro-American; Cultural Society; FHA. WILLIAM E. TREHERN Key Club-Secretary, 3,2. BYRON CORNELL TURNER Carnival Ball Court 3; Afro American Club-Vice- President; Karate Club Camera Club-President. GARVE EDWIN WALKER Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; German 3,4; Industrial Arts 4. ROSIE MARIE WALKER FHA; Liorary Club 4; Dancing Club. ,4. T Agww .A A A A DONNA WALLACE Band 2,3,4; Carnival Court 4; Christian Club 4. DANIEL HAROLD WALTERS Mechanics Club 4. LAWRENCE KARL WASHINGTON Basketball 3; Bowling Club. JAMES MIKE WAUGH Football 3,4; Ecology Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletics. TOMMY WEAVER Mechanics Club. DAVID ANTHONY WEEMS Ecology Club-President; High School Bowl Club GARY M. WEEMS German Club 3,4; TreasureHSecretary. ALVIN LAMAR WILEY Glee Club 2; Skating Club. 67 JAMES WILLIA MS Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; M-Club. JOSEPH WILLIA MS Honor Graduate; French Club-President. CAROL ANN YARBROUGH Honor Graduate; German Club 3,4; DECA 2,3, Vice President 2,4; Science Club-Reporter 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Christian Club-Secretary 4;National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. HAROLD I. YAWN, JR. Football Manager 4; M-Club 4; Who's Who 3; Growler 4; Honor Graduate; Carnival Ball Court 3, National Honor Society 2, V.P. 3,4; Debate Club 4; High School Bowl Club 2,3,4; High School Bowl Team 3 taltemata 4; German Club 3,4; Jr. Civltan Club-Parl. 4; Christian Athletics 4; Youth Congress 3; Stage Manager for Musical Play; Heart Fund Ball 4; Qphizzidopple - Asst. Editor 4; Farmers' Ball 3; Young Republicans 4; JETS 3-Pres. Senior Play. CYNTHIA ANN YOUNG Gourmet Club-Secretary. GENESE ROGERS JIMMYE RENE HA LE Qphizzidopple Staff 4; Senior Play; Tennis Team 4; Carnival Ball Court 3; German Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4; Tiger Flash 3; High School Bowl 3,4. WE'RE THE GREATEST CLASS ALIVE WE'RE THE CLASS OF '75 Class Motto: DON'T WALK IN FRONT OF ME - I MAY NOT FOLLOW. DON'T WALK BEHIND ME - I MAY NOT LEAD. WALK BESIDE ME - AND JUST BE MY FRIEND. Class FlowerICARNATION Class Song: FRIENDS Class Colors: BLUE AND WHITE 69 . Vii. .5; $ Vice President: Melvia Lett Wuw , . m;h I Vice President: Martha Stringer i i 1 I I$Iw' - Treasurer: Tammy Thompson Secretary: Linda Thompson Reporter: Martha Rouse 70 SENIOR FAVORITES r. g V ' d .. V ,' lix' ' Mary Berry and Tim Dryden 71 The senior class presented the comedy Big Rock at Candy's Mountain . The senior play cast members put a lot of hard hours into this play, and it turned out to be one of the best senior plays in the his- tory of Moss Point, High School. We would like to thank Mrs. Ann Davis and Mrs. Margaret Sullivan for serving as directors. Mr. Doug Sullivan, stage and set director and Mr. Marvin White serving as make-up director. The advanced art students, under the direction of Mr. Don McCain, designed and painted sets for the play. 4 r :l 7 1.? s : BIG ROCK AT CANDY'S MOUNTAIN CAST OF CHARACTERS Andy Taggart Tammy Thompson Steve lVcheIlon Cindy Alford Jimmye Hale Gina Gatlin Leon Fantroy, Jr. Ken Torres Steve Perry David Wieniewitz Hal Yawn Theopolis Stallworth Glen Lynd Nancy Clark Belinda Simmons Sandra Gladney Randall Bell Mary Carol Berry Sharon Arnold George Calhoun Vanessa Colvin Mike Edwards Denise Preyear Fay Garrett Donna Wallace Tanya Barnes Terry Mclnnis Martha Rouse Milton Ezell Laura Randall Ricky Roney Evelyn Dunn Jeanne Coe Lisa Ladnier Anthony Simmons Terri Mills Karen Seely 1, THE DIMENSIONS OF SOUL . PRODUCTION CREW Gloretha Garrett HalYawn Mike Smith Garve Walker Vance Oliver Kent Smith George Calhoun Betsy Parnell Sharlene Boyd 78 7.. 'l'xv, y 74 '1 p r JUNIOR OFFICERS Vice Pres: Lawana Stringfield Francis Taylor, Reporter Wot PicturecD EEYEEKKS 3 '31 ,. ;?g E 2x; CLASS FAVORITES TOP ROW: Liza Cirlot, Jamie Scott, Nancy Grierson. BOTTOM ROW: Rosalyn Cox, Rhonda Butterworth. -lmrn-I-r-O'- Charlie Brentz 81 Karen Adams Ada Alexander Debra Alford Randy Allen Carlton Anderson Carter Anderson Larry Anderson Lawrence Anderson Willie Anderson Daryl Andrew Mary Anne Arnold Belinda Aultman Bryan Bailey Austin Ballinger Billy Banks 82 Terry Barlow Alice Barnes Alma Barnes Vivian Barnes Sara Bass Dennis Batte Joey Beasley Carolyn Beverly Randy Bishop Cindy Blackwell Chauncey Bolden Glenda Bonner Loretta Borges James B oyd Vincent Bradley 83 Shelly Breland Charles Brentz Sherry Bridges Janis Brister Kathy Brooks Jeanette Broughton Sheila Broughton Faye Brown Quincy Brown Twila Burns Gary Busby Terry Busby Rhonda Butterworth Debbie Byrd Peggy Byrd Richard Byrd Sherry Byrd Annette Caples 84 Milton Caples Robin Carpenter Dixie Christopher Jeannie Cirlot Liza Cirlot Steve Cirlot Ann Clardy Brenda Clark Dave Clark Donna Clark Carolyn Clausell Johnny Coleman Sharon Cook Angela Couch Candace Couch David Couch Rosalyn Cox Emily Cramer 85 86 CLASS OF '76 Mary Crawford Robert Crawford Elizabeth Crear Joe Crear Charles Crosby Evangeline Culberson Mary Cunningham Eugene Dale Allan Day Corky Davidson Bernice Davis Darnell Davis Clifford Davison Rita DeAngeIo Beck Delashment Albert Dixon Dick Dixon Donnie Dixon Alberta Dorsey Nedra Dottery Donna Dulaney Vickie Dumas Philip Durden Blanch Ehlers Terry Elkins Gregory Ellis Danny Fairchild Paula Faulks Jerry Ferby Sherry Fields James Fillingan Tammy Floyd Eddie Fulton Ricky Furby Alice Furniss Patricia Forrest Jerry Fortner Cathy F oster Gerald Fowler Perry Garner Bob Gattis Mark Gibson Brian Ginn Catherine Glaude Russell Goddard Pam Godfrey Randy Goff Jan Graham CLASS OF 87 Paul Nancy Graham Grierson 33x I ; F u l .32 3? ' 2115.3. 88 Vickie Hamby Alice Hammond Steve Hammond Edward Handford Samuel Hannah Dennis Harrell Yvonne Harrison Lisa Hawley Kathy Head Roberta Henderson Dale Hiestand Gale Hiestand Thonda Hiestand Georgine Hill Phyllis Hill Mike Hilton Jeanette Hixon Debbie Hobbs Jelayne Hoffman Robert Hoffman Barbara Ho l lings Donna Hood Sheila Hoskins Samuel Huckleby Bob Humphreys Annette Hunter Michael Hunter Roxanne Hershey George Hyatt Sandra Hyatt Marcus Hyde Josephine Irwin Kathy Jackson Glen James Melvin Joel Angela Johnson James Johnson Kenneth Johnson Lewis Johnson Quincy Johnson Wayne Johnson Lorraine Holloman Terry Hol loman Robert Horman Gloria Home Benjamin Jones Constance Kennedy James Lett Phyllis Liddell Diane Jones Ann Lillin Debbie Ladnier Jessie Lett Ray Lindsay Thomas Jones Kaysee Kirk land Harvey Langharr Johnny L ett Windell Lileton Sandra Jordan Maxine Lawson Larry Lett Joseph Lohfi nk Kathy Kristani Theodore Lew is Mike Lollar Patricia Beth Magee Jeff Rhonda Lawanda Malone Mike Anita Henry M: Arthur McClain Melissa Johnny Barbara Jack ie Larry Mc Leod McCollum McCorvey McCorvey McCorvey i :l'lxi 7km Sheila Tommy Thelma Pete Karen McCrimmon McCullum McCune Mc Daniels McElroy Leon Darlene Pam Tony Gail McMillan Mc Millan Mc Mullan Millender Millender 91 Shirley Millender Frances Miller Margaret Miller Teresa Miller Phyllis Mixon Rhonda Mizell Ruth Molden Mary Monroe Eric Montgomery Robert Montgomery Debra Moore Eddie Moore Mitchell Moorman Tommy Mooty Angela Myers Terri Nations Roxanne Nelson Paula Nettles Diane Nicholson Mike Night 92 Lemuel Nix Kay Norwood Evelyn Packer Charlotte Parker Paul Parker Raymond Parker Libby Patrick Randall Patrick Chris Payne David Payne Tim Payne Edna Payton Ethel Payton Cathy Perry Vernon Pettis Brenda Pickney Mollie Piper Eric Poole Joannie Poole Diana Porter 93 94 Brian Richards Keith Robinson Keith Pope Maria Prassenos John Pribanic Michael Price Jackie Ray Larry Ready Virginia Robbins Roy Richardson Larry Robinson Ann Rodgers Darrell Ru$ell Tina Ryals Billy Salter Linda Salter Rodney Sample Paulette Sanders Phillip Sandifer John Sawyer John Sayre Jamie Scott Regina Scott Lisa Seabron Kathy Seals Mary Seaman James Smith Mitchell Smith Susan Smith Diane Spencer D.C. Stanton Sam Stanton Robin Stallworth Valerie Stallworth Stephanie Sims Wanda Simmons 95 Pam Stauter Renee Stewart Lawanna Stringfield David Sward Edith Vaxter Richard Verbecke Diane Viverette Sam Walls Donna Wallace Mike Wallace Kathy Walley Freddie Walker Phillip Walters Chuck Ward Lynn Warren Kim Washington Glenda Watson Norman Watson Jackie Watts Pennie Watts 96 Annette Whattley Faye Whattley Rita Weaver Bernadeen Wells Christy Wells Mike Wells Marcia Westfaul Lisa Whitley Cheryl Wilkerson Richard Wilkerson Charles Williams Keith Williams Germaine Williams Leroy Williams Lenora Williams James Williams Michael Williams Patricia Williams Guy Wilson Kathy Wood 97 John Brenda Hugh Debra Frances Taggert Tanner Tanner Taylor Taylor Vickie Taylor Eddie Terry Steve Thames Betty Thomas Barry Thompson Christine Thompson Delores Thompson Gale Thompson Shirley Thompson Sandy Thompson Jeff Thronhill Hilda Thorton Ray Tisdale Wallace Tolbert Michael Toliver Estella Torrey Bobby Trehern Lorrie Trehern Terry Truitt Byron Turner 98 J eff Yates Michael Connie Keith Cindy Tumipseed Woodcock Woodcock Wo lverton Joy Johnny Juanita Steve Yarbrough Young Young Young 99 3 j? ,w ,u m ms Reporter: Lana Simpson Treasurer: J anet Tanner President: Norman Seawright Vice President: Debra Rankin 'ln U x o C. n W. o r a C; : d r A a VI .0 n a s S a C I n o m r a H T. S E L L S SOPHOMORE Marvin Robinson 103 104 Loretta Aaron Mary Abney Leroy Addison Stanley Albair Ricky Alford Scott Alford Tyner Alfred Gaye Allen Paul Alston Scott Amis Ronald Anderson Kay AndreWs Cassandra Ard , Wwit i: ' Roosevelt Armstrong Darnell Ashford Dell Ashford Roy Ashford William Austin Tammy Ballard i. DWight Baker Jeffery Barfield Sharon Barnum Mildred Beard Terry Beardslee Cheryl Beasley Dyanne Beasley Terry Beauchamp Gwen Bell Olivia Bell Michael Benjamin Helen Bennett Anita Benson Beth Berry Earl Billingsley Mitchell Benjamin Myra Bivins Michael Black Billy Blytho Chauncy Bolden Doug Boler Robert Booker Donna Boutwell Patty Boutwell SheiIa Boykin Carolyn Bracks Charles Brandson Toletha Brantley Woodrow Brazzle ' 1+. 9' . . Clarence Bridges -; ' 5W m Margie Bristler 5'5! m Cathy Brooks x ;w Mx: :4 3d :4 Barry Brown J2 ' David Brown jg $ V Patsy Brown Rennell Brown . Rita BrOWn Larry Burns O am James Burts W Keith Burts Barry Butler Linda Byrd Tamara Byrd BeverIy Cannon John Cannon Anthony Caples Joe Davis Tina Davis Bertha Davison Barbara Dawson Cynthia DeCuir 105 106 David Crowley Glenn Crowley Kathy Crutcher Becky Culberson Rennell Culbersor Catherine Coles Carolyn Cox Michael Craig Cuy Crimm Debra Crowe Robin Carney J.B. Carter, III Arlene Caruthers Tammy Catlett Greg Chatman Debbie Clardy David Clark Susan Clark Leslie Clausell Linda Clegg David Cluff Darrell Church James Coghlan Karen Coleman Charles Colvin Greg Conn Tony Costick Selica Cothran Sonja Cothran Thelma Cowan Glenn Cunningham Richard DeFlanders Ronnie Dethloff Charlie Dread Carl Dunn Rodney Dunn Beverly Dunnam George Dyson Donald Edwards 5. d 4 Calvin Edwards Chris Ehlers Claude Ehlers Kenneth Emerson Curtis Evans Danny Ezell Danny Evans Sharon Fantroy Ruby Felder Carolyn Finkles Arney Dell Fornier q Cindy Fields Wanda Fowler Authurine Franklin Elbert Franklin Zettie Franklin Kevin Frazier Robert Fulton Debra Furby Evelyn Furniss Harry Gary 107 108 Eileen Goff Geraldine Goldsmith Joanne Hammond Lisa Hammond Michael Hammond Lonnie Hanson Clifton Hardimon Cassau ndra G reen Le and rew Gree n Steven Gregory Marilyn Guillory Stella Gaston Faye Geater Russell Geater Steve Gill Gail Gladney Tynell Gordon Mark Grady Ronnie Gray Dwayne Graham Charles Hall Hal Hall Patricia Hamilton Robin Harmon Brenda Harris Phil Harris Roy Harris Vera Harrison Torey Haynes Danny Hawkins Sarah Herring Curtis Hicks Teresa Haynes Doug H iestand Kathy Hi Idrick Alphonso Hixon Ginga Holloway Sarah Holder George Hollingsworth John Honea Sabra Hoover Tom Horne Donna Howard Tanya Howard Rebecca Hubbard Tim Hunt 109 Sam John son Sol Johnson Aaron Jones, Jr. 110 Stanley Hunter Tamara Hurt Bobby Jackson Liddell Jackson Larry James Jean James Phyllis James Alberta Johnson Carolyn Johnson Jam es Johnson Pam Jones Stephen Jones Paul Jordan Ira Judge Reuben Kelly Sharrie Kimbrough Benny King Kelly King Penny King Willie Kline Brent Knowles Jeff Knowles Levert Lambert Marie Lamora Mary Lamora Becky Lander Vicki Langley Gwen Larry Jay Lassitor Betty Lawson Lydia Lawson Ann Lee Brenda Lee Edna Lee W ., N i 7 r Felton Lee Renee Lee Margaret Lett Michael Lett Nona Lett Tim Lett Wayne Lett Lee Otties Leverette Anthony Lillis Steve Logan David Love 111 Willie McLeod SOPHOMORES Vicki Lowery Leon Lucas Dedra Lynn Juanita Lyons Kathy McInnis Ramona Maddox Amos Marino Ricky Marion Diane Mars Doretha Martin Judy Martin Joanne Maxwell Mickey May Anita McCann Monique McCool Carl McCrimmon David McCullar James McCune George McDaniels Bill McGruder Erma McMillan John McMillan Sam McMillan Teresa Mercer Michael Middleton James Miles Calvin Millender Essie Millender Kenneth Millender David Miller Ebb Miller Kimmie Miller Dorothy Milliner Molly Mills Jeffery Minter Larry Mitchell Raymond Mitchell Valerie Mitchell Rufus Molden Sylvia Molden a Sarah Montgomery Hank Moore Michael T. Moore Michael Moore Benita Morgan Ronald Morrow Ricky Moses Brenda Mosley Connie Moseley David Myers Roland Myers Sharon Naron Stanley Nash Tammy Nathan Glenn Nelson Steve Nelson Helen Nettles Jerry Nettles Jim Nunez Jimmy O'Brien Gerald Odom Linda Pack Chris Packer Leonard Parker Francis Parker Weber Parker Kenny Patton Curtis Paulk Karen Payne Edsel Payton Ronnie Penton Kim Perez Barbara Peyton Lattimore Phillips Ronald Phillips Johnny Pigford Harriet Plainer Alicia Pleasant Lionel Pleasant Greg Polk 114 Delzy Roberson Martha Roberts Stephen Roberts Joseph Robinson Linda Robinson Virginia Robinson Steve Rockett David Saksa Daniel Scott Jamie Scott Patricia Scott Benny Seals Joel Sellers Norman Seawright Lana Simpson Cynthia Shannon Patrick Shannon Jennie Shelvin Jerome Sherrod Tyrone Sherrod Clarence Polluck Lonnie Porter Somella Porter Mike Prassenos Donna Prescott Charlotte Preyear Kenneth Price Isaac Raimey Richard Ramsey Debra Rankin Kevin Ready Sheila Ready Ralph Reeves Neta Renfroe Mary Rice Mary Richardson Rebecca Richardson Curtis Riley Yolanda Riley Pam Riviere James Stewart Karen Stewart Wardell Stephens Eddie Stokes Mattie Stokes Steven Stokes Kelvin Stork Jimmy Story Ruth Stringer Michael Stringfield Kay Sublett Janet Tanner Wayne Tanner Donna Tapper Debra Tate Calvin Taylor Cynthia Taylor Jessie Taylor Lynda Tapper Tammy Thedford Rosie Sherrod Beverly Shoemate Calvin Simmons Bridget Smith Connie Smith Darlene Smith Hope Smith John Smith Johnny Smith Josie Smith June Smith Linda Smith Sharlene Smith Victor Smith Michael Southern Tony Southern Margaret Stallworth Teresa Stanton Billy Stewart Edward Stewart 115 Gwen Thigpen Deloris Thomas Michael Thomas Tony Thompson Mac Thorpe Carolyn Thorton Clifton Tolbert Quida Tolbert Wallace Tolbert Carmen Trefren Richard Trefren Esther Tucker Sine Turnage Betty Turner Ray Turnipseed Billy Tyson Pam Uptagraph p: Melonie Vann ? Joyce Vaxter Debbie Vice James Vice Jimmy Vice Beth Walker Cindy Walker Leroy Walker Ricky Walker Teresa Walker Dorothy Wallace Billy Waller Tommy Walters 116 Winnefred Washington Dorine Watson Glenda Watson Patricia Weatherspoon Cheryl Webster 4: 4, ,h, . yr? Denita Webster Ada Welch Ricky Welch Ronnie Welch Faye Welford Robin Wells Billy Jo White lip, Mark Whitney David Wilkerson Linda Williams Greg Wilson ' Stanley Windham Margie Wood Luther Woodland Gail Yocum Barbara Young 60-1w '14 f; ; 7 7 F. O S S A L C 120 121 ' m Immanummumumm :PHW I Hlu SH H. P. M R. M -. axllefAAZC' MR. M.P.H.S. ROBERT CHATMAN Chosen as Mr. M.P.H.S. for 1975 was a young man who proved himself an outstanding athlete as a Ietterman in track, basketball, and football. Robert Chatman contributed greatly to the athletic program of M.P.H .S . Proof of his contributions are shown by his selection to several all star teams well as All Big 8 in football. In addition to Robert's athletic abilities, he also served as a membereof the Human Relations Committee, and the Big Brothers Club, and was chosen as a member of the 1975 Heartfund Ball Court. W K N A R N Y L O R A C MISS M.P.H.S. CAROLYN RANKIN Serving as a football cheerleader as a student coUnciI member for two years shows a smaH part of Carolyn Rankin's contributions to the total program at M.P.H.S . She served as vice-president of the student body, a member . of the bi-racial committee, and attended Youth Congress while attending M .P.H .S . A member of the Homecoming Court her sophomore and senior years, and selection as a Senior Class Beauty are just two of the honors Carolyn has received. The list of honors is certainly crowned by her deserv- ing selection as Miss M.P.H.S. 'H MN m.... munuu'? l....lt. unuur u.I .n' . u.u4r', 'Q'IQ' .. unuvl wa VHnnn m?Nuae- A'uuuu' . M Nhuuud' HuQ..W thunH' .5..:' :nnw v k ' 'lrt .1 - INN..1.- Hun m A u s t5::?n .' V 0 . MIKEwELpWARDs N r , A QN.$H2 ' w ; 'athu 2 -H 3?: Q Q 235335. 592 J1 .. a... 'Ws .ch : g9? ruin ,. ... MW? 3 ..$. I in. . vi gig , : yl' Axlrr; w I w x11! MOST T LENT .q: L J i' 7 I 4' .. ,3 n. . inn: e T9'sv . SABRINA AMONETTE ROBERT CHATMAN x 132 133 JEFFERY STEELE r .w . .. ft; x I 3. p lit BUUDW Op w: ?gistiim w l' r , , t, 6: ? 4-6 WV N W O R B N Y H R A M S. W, T U A E B E R O M m. 0 H. D- O S v u y? ...wu:m.:5. mammu .cmeBo cwhmxlmLoEocaom zoom 2E2. 500m mEmwmlnoEzs 532m. 9;.th iatuzmmm V0.2 .cEcmm 23980 69.2. . mewhlmLoEwm E 3 I: metjmm mHEOMIEx 3.3.. H20; $02 141 and charm? girl with freckles and jeans into a women of classic talent, What is it that turns a beauty, 142 maglr t u 0 S g n .vll b S S M r 0 n H J t MS te b :0 NW; ae r ev te Innn gt u I .an5 r ea unLt JUNIOR MISS Teresa Pierce was chosen to represent M.P .H .S . as their 1974-1975 Junior Miss. She charmed the audiance with her version of the song 'lFriends . The winners were HOP L. to RJ Cindy Alford first alternate, Gina Gatlin fourth alternate, Teresa Pierce Junior Miss, Martha Stringer third alternate, Suzzanne Freeman second alternate. We rmg A .quw ' syyw zimmwwmva n ' .mw S 1 Robin Harmon, and Essie Millenat Hf to RJ Cassandra Ard, Lisa Hammonds, MAIDS 3t 1'W : 15 . ,A. w SENIOR MAIDS Mary Berry XK t3; Sonja Br - inky M . ii . 147 1974 HOMECOMING 1974 was not an exception to the rule that M.P.H.S. always has a great, exciting, and action pack- ed Homecoming. The activities included a special dress for each day of the week, Spirit Links contest, Pep Ralleys at the breaks, a Spirit Bell Hunt, float- building and ended Friday October 18 with a Pep Ralley, Parade, Court Presentation, and a Victorious Game. During the week many prizes were given out. The Class of 75 won the Spirit Links contest, Float Con- test, Spirit Stick, and the Most Spirited Class for the third consecutive year. 150 QUEEN + Ibo. KINC- - ANT 0 . 5 Q 4 152 KING OF HEARTS ll QUEEN OF HEARTS ll STEVE MCMELLON MARTHA STRINGER To honor twenty-two outstanding students from M .P .H .S. and to raise sUbstanial amount of money for the Jackson County Heart Fund were the objectives the Moss Point Student Council had in mind when they originated the Ball. This year the theme was LOVE IS . . . . Each member of the court gave their own interpretation of what love meant to them. The Ball was hosted by Raggedy Ann - Jamie Scott and Raggedy Andy - John Taggart and was reigned over by Queen of Hearts II - Martha Stringer and King of Hearts II - Steve lVchVlellon. By royal decree there was music, dancing, and merriment. HEART FUND BENEFIT BALL COURT KAREN SEELY MARY NIXON CAROLYN BASS SONJA BRANTLEY CAROLYN RANKIN V . MARTHA STRINGER CHARLOTTE PARKER MARY BENNETT MELVIA LETT MERRY BERRY MAXINE LAWSON ERIC ELAM TIM DRYDEN STEVE PERRY HUGH TANNER HAL YAWN ROBERT CHATMAN STEVE MCMELLON QUINCY JOHNSON NORMAN SEAWRIGHT MIKE EDWARDS MIKE SMITH 153 Officers are: President, Jency Millender; Vice President, Gayle Bang; Secretary, Myrtis Richardson; Treasurer, Dottie Hobbs; Historian, Cassaundra Ard; Reporter, Rita Weaver. HERO FHA 158 159 160 CHRISTIAN CLUB ;w 8' Officers are: Mary Nixon, President; Clara Jimmerson, Vice President; Suzanne Freeman, Secretary; Carol Yarbrough, Treasurer. Joe Williams, President; Cheryl Wilkinson, Secretary-Treasurer The purposes of the Future Business Leaders of America Club are to develop competent, agressive business leadership; to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work; to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations; to develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism; to encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty; and to improve and establish standards for entrance into business occupations. The FBLA Club of Moss Point High School endeavors to fulfill these purposes under the leadership ofVeranne Russum, President; Sheilia Verbeke, Vice President; Marilyn Brown, Secre- tary; Jamie Harmon, Treasurer; Jane Stringfellow, Reporter. The Club sponsors are Mrs. Estelle Hawley and Ms. Renee Roberts. 161 LIBRARY CLUB I , . President, Audrey Vinson; Vice President, Sandie Jordan; Secretary, Twila Presley; Treasurer, Tammy Thompson. Sponsors: Mrs. Wells and Mrs. McInnis $ 3.. 'u . a '5 . BIG SISTERS CLUB 1, . - 3. W vi ' . . . q: , ; . Lark; '+.l-I'Arv. ' . an- AS. - Sandy Thompson, President; Theresa Fletcher, Vice President; Judy Browning, Secretary; Joyce Johnson, Treasurer; Sophie Sherrod, Jelayne Hoffman, Reporters. 162 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL a, a: 1?? ' Wx , Officers are Steve Mc Mellon, President; Mary Nixon, Vice President; Mary Berry, Secretary-Treasurer; and Tammy Thompson, Reporter. In the preliminaries our High School Bowl Team went undefeated for the first time in school history and se- cured themselves an invitation to the llTournament of Champions in May. VIWIJ' WVIWQHKSWLLWN PWIW'FNJI'JOHIFI Illa! m The panel members are: Andy Taggart, Tammy Thompson, George Calhoun and Steve Perry. Alternates: Randall Bell and Hal Yawn Mrs. Davis and Claude Evans 163 G IRL'S ATHLETES CLU B Officers of Girls' Athletics are: Barbara Hollings-President Bertha Davison-Vice President Gail Gladney-Secretary Geraldine Goldsmith-Treasurer Sheila Sargent- Reporter Barbara Peyton- Sergeant at Arms 164 GOURMET CLUB M w 'IX. TENNIS CLUB a L... ..r p ,f, ww ; M wyww WIT -m .. a 165 ART CLUB First semester officers are: Rhonda Lynn, President; Melanie Lander, Vice-President; Jimmy French, Secretary; Kathy Walker, Treasurer; and Cyndi Wolverton, Reporter. Second Semester Officers are: Donny Dixon, President; Freddy Walker, Vice President; Sara Holder, Secretary; Randy Bishop, Treasurer; and Brenda Lee, Reporter. Sponsor: Mr. Don McCain 166 DANCING CLUB 43$ Carolyn Lewis, President; Sonjia Brantley, Vice-President; Doris Coleman, Secretary; Shirley Millender, Treasurer; and Carolyn Bass, Reporter 167 Bl-RACIAL COMMITTEE Seniors: Glen Lynd Ruben Joe Karen Seely Dorothy Dixon Juniors: Debra Alfred Pennie Watts Quincy Johnson Sophomores: Wanda Fowler Cindy Fields Cassandra Ard Essie Millender Counting Your Votes Is Our Business! 168 MOTORCYCLE CLU B QPHIZZIDOPPLE STAFF . V f I EfgbgA. McMellon Asst. Editor HaI Yawn , . .. ,rx , er in 'f Hg; 3.. . 1. i Sec.-Trea.: Jimmye Hale Distribution: Dennis Sellers Writers: Jeannie Cirlot, Kathy Head and Kathy Mclnnis Typists: Cindy Miller, Regina Scott Sponsors: Mr. Jack Irwin Ms. Ann Davis 169 NFSG GERMAN CLUB GERMAN l CLUB Tre asu rer Becky Delashment-President and Gary Wee ms-Secretary, 170 The Moss Point Chapter of DECA was active during the 1974-75 school year. Activities started in the summer with Audrey Vinson and Glen Lynd, state of- ficers of DECA, attending a leadership camp at Gulf Park College. Other acti- vities the club was involved in were the Fall Festival, concession stand at B-team football games, installation, banquet for members and officers, donations at Thanksgiving, and attendance at district and state leadership conference. This year's officers are: Glen Lynd, President; Carol Yarbough, Vice-President; Annette Filligim, Denis Preyear, Secretary; Ann Johnson, Treasurer; Jeff Ward, Reporter and Jessie Lett, Sargeant atArms. 171 DEBATE CLUB Debate Club Officers are: Andy Taggart and Leslie Scott, Co-Presidents; Tammy Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer, 172 315:1? ' a 3N Ismsmmiu --; imx OFFICERS ARE: President-Pat Switzer Vice President- Mark Lindsey Secretary-David Hammond Treasurer-Bill Bosarge Reporter-Georga Bolton The members of the M Club must have earned a varsity letter in any sport.- Its purpose is to set an ex- ample excellence as students at Moss Point High. They also strive to assist fellow members as they them- selves look toward excellence. The sponsor of the M Club is Coach Skip Beasley. 173 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is designed to allow students the opportunity to dis- cover the joy of Christian fellowship while engaged in athietic competition and to foster a combination of the elements of dedication and fair play. The FeHowship of Christian Athletes is sponsored by Coach Mike Black. 174 SKATING CLUB Officers are: Hugh Tanner, President; Brenda Tanner, Vice President; Kathy Wood, Secretary; Donna Hood, Treasurer; Rosie Smith, Reporter. 175 176 JR. CIVITAN CLUB Building good citizenship and a strong belief in the American Way of life. That's Junior Civitan. President-Steve McMellon Vice President-Hal Holmes Secretary- Leslie Scott Reporter-Jamie Scott Parliamentarian-Hal I. Yawn Our Spohsor Mr. Marvin White BICYCLE M Officers are: Tina Davis, President; Russell Lee, Vice-President; Susan Smith, Secretary and Treasurer AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB 177 BIG BROTHER CLUB Sponsor Mr. Hill M 'Wrm .iaiyxsam mi'llm'u'.. President- Money Jackson Vice-President-Robert Chatman Treasurer-James E. Smith Secretary-Willie Smith 178 SPANISH CLUB President, Denisa Preyear; Vice President, David Evans; Ingrid Griffin, Secretary; Anita Griffin, Treasurer; Dixie Christopher, Public Relations and Reporter Mrs. Auwi Ida Polk, Sponsor YOUTH CONGRESS 9n f'N 'x 9'5 gain L1 5:59,? 5? 12: Standing are delegates: George Calhoun, Tammy Thompson, and Mary Nixon. Observers are: Carolyn Rankin, Randall Bell, Regina Scott, and Charlotte Parker. 179 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers are: Mary Berry, President; Betsy Parnell, Vice President; Mary Nixon, Treasurer; Carol Yarbrough, Secretary; Teresa Mill, Reporter. The National Honor Society is an organization of approximately 55 students who have obtained a high school average of 90 and who maintain high standards of character, scholarship, leadership and service. The ob- ject of this organization is to create enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to en- courage the development of character. , Each year students are seIected to be part of NHS . Fifteen were selected as new members this year. They went through a week of initiation and were then formally inducted at 180 a candlelight service held in the hiah school auditorium. FAMILY LIFE COUNCIL 181 ECOLOGY CLUB '5' Officers President: David Weems Vice President: Mike Wrilght Secretary: Cindy Fields Treasurer: Rita Brown Reporters: Vickie Langley Susan Weems Sponsor: Mr. M.A. Walker The purpose of this club is to clean up the air and beautify the land. The Ecology Club went on it's first Field trip to Stan- dard Oil Company. The members of the club had a wonderful time. 182 VOLLEYBALL CLUB r32 3. W 4 Ag , v w V Mary Ellen Bennet, President; Gloretha Garrett, Vice-President; Valerie Stallworth, Secretary; Melanie Vann,, Treasurer; and Kelly King, Publicity Chairman. 183 Amenqwmasr a -.I Jesuannu... - .... .-.g. n.:z 3. BOWLING CLUB 185 , m 3 ; U LLJ ' LLI -l U Jeannie Cirlot, Mollie Piper, Deborah Taylor, Laura Keith Lowery, Perry Garner, Annette Hunter, Laura Randall, Judy Browning, and Brenda Tanner Randall, and Mollie Piper Perry Garner Andy Taggart Glen Gunnfuson Keith Lowery 187 v95.- . W g mwmv0 11 Illil.iltlx'll. F, y. , 3 z 1:, ? . .3 J . BAND OFFICERS ,.17 1 :171'. 1le:13 President- Ken Torres lst Vice President- Mary Anne Arnold 2nd Vice President- Vance Oliver Senior Representative- Sharon Arnold Junior Representative- Kim Totten Sophomore Representative- Mickey May Black Representative- Kate Dubose Mary ElIen Bennett- Student Council Rep. Sabrina Amonett- Drum Major Secretarlereasurer- Jan Graham Reporter- Robert Redding Band Librarian- Lisa Ladnier Director: Mr. Jack Lander 191 192 SABRINA AMONETTE DRUM MAJORETTE Rifles: Rita DeAngelo Roxanne Nelson Rhonda Lynn Brenda Tanner Debra Tayior Flags: Angela Couch Jan Graham Sharon Arnold Alice Hammond Phyliss Hill Nancy Clark Susan Smith Stephanie Bullock MAJORETTES MPHS MAJORETTES Lisa Ladnier Roxanne May Debra Alfred Mary Cunningham Becky Lander Nancy Grierson Pam Godfrey KAREN HARRIS FEATURE TWIRLER Senior Representatives: Top H to m Mary Nixon, Andy Taggart, Carolyn Lewis, Mary Bennett, Carolyn Rankin, Steve Perry. Bottom: u to m Tim Dryden, Leslie Scott, Jency Millinder, Carolyn Bass, Melvia Lett, Martha Stringer, Suzanne Freeman. Junior Members: Top 0. to m Charlotte Parker, Lawana Stringfield, Susan Rouse, Jamie Scott, Cindy Wolverton, Bottom u to m Christy Wells, Belinda Aultman. Executive Council: u to m Leslie Scott, Vice President; Suzanne Free man, Treasurer; Andy Taggart, President; Carolyn Randkin, Vice-President; Jency Millender, Reporter; Carolyn Bass, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council pulled a few tricks out of their hat also this year. They made lVlPHS the president of SASC. When you look in the mirrors in the restrooms, think of us because we went to the administra- tion to get them. Remember the Fall Q Festival, Heart Fund Benefit Ball, Home- coming activities, the car- nations on Valentine's Day, Volley- ball games and Student Directo- ries. We en- joyed work- ing with you. Good Luck! Top tL to Rt Cassaundra Ard, Webber Parker, Debra Rankin, Bottom: Cindy Fields, Norman Seawright, Jimmy Vice. M! ww wvm fqmmZm 3? x86: mmmJ: mmowmwmzb +25 . . w mason: 036:? E325 v. v; o 197 GROWLER STAFF Sponsor: Mrs. Dorothy Jones Co-Editors: Mary Carol Berry Karen Seely Photographers Buddy Eh I ers Barry Brown Faculty Editor Evelyn Dunn C lass Editors Karen Stewart Barbara Hollings Gloretha Garrett C lub Editor Martha Rouse Feature Editor Mary Nixon Sports Editor Hal Yawn Staff Writer Steve Mc Mellon mot picturch 199 THE DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS SNOW WHITE 200 201 Through the new Student Activities Office under the direction of Mr. Tom Hewlett, Moss Point High now has 50 clubs meet- ing every students needs and desires. Join a club and be involved. 202 MPHS CLUBS IN ACTION 203 ' aw ' E M mmmmxxmgzmmIU jxxthOu. mm- vnmr 206 The 1974-75 Football Cheer- leaders worked very hard to support a H, team. A squad dedicated to the Tigers, they spent endless days and nights making signs , practicing and also buying uni- forms to repre- sent Moss Point well. They have been a most dedicated squad and deserve recognition! !! Seniors: Leslie Scott Martha Rouse Carolyn Rankin Juniors: Cyndi Wolverton Jamie Scott Rhonda Butterworth Sophomores: Lana Simpson Debra Rankin u'. y 'M TIGER SCOREBOARD MOSS POINT 35 N. NATCHEZ MOSS POINT 23 PICAYUNE MOSS POINT 23 McCOMB MOSS POINT 12 MERIDIAN MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT MOSS POINT 23 CULFPORT .28 LAUREL 21 TATE, FLA. 21 GULFPORT E. 13 BILOXI 31 PASCAQOULA 35th ANNUAL SHRIMP BOWL MOSS POINT 7 LAUREL COASTAL DIVISION CHAMPS 1 oowxlooo 14 24 1O Ii'illllay 1i! , 4 Mr ll ill; I Ii ' I wl ! '11 'l p Fill t .. if C 1 I! p I! II x : ,I. II I Ii: Vlr194 ill. 5! i 5 F I 1 wrf I l. 1'1 rbr 0??! I'll ?. 'l 1 II IIIIVI v 1 5 1 ill. a I II it, , 1!-.. Ill -Il: xlir ll bl1 IIIIIh 11! . K111! 1 f I I w k: -l'; , ill! LI. 11 1'1 ll! 1! L. I 2.: i 1111 y ,1: x4 x A t .I. ii I ll 5 !1llF 1 .1 .5 psi m .'r IE:-Iv.I-.I. : .2, dknJllgI ugnr! run! uSthllli. .IdlurIiE-h. '41:?! !Ik-i..l8igugog- f...l.HI-$d4-.Ec. COACHING STAFF KNEELING: Billy Wayne Miller, head coach; Richard Niles, defensive back coach; STANDING: Skip Beasley, de- fensive back coach; Doug Stewart, defensive line coach; Mike Black, offensive line coach; Lee Owens, receivers coach MANAGERS BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Howard, Roy Ashford, David Hammonds TOP: Keith Williams, Gary Walker, Hal Yawn 210 The Moss Point Tigers opened the 1974 football season on September 6 piaying host to the North Natchez Rams of the Cen- tral Division. The game was one that will be rfmembered as the great halftime come- bac . Moss Point travel to Pi- cayune for their second GERALD HARRIS gridiron clash, and took with them a N0. 6 state ranking. Each year the Tide plays Moss Point one of its toughest ball games, a rivalry dating back to the days when the annual contest was known as the Cellar Bowl. Al- though the score of 23-0 doesn't reflect it, most will agree this was a hard fought contest. 211 mm kig:i4 . McComb fell prey to the Tigers and we seemed to sense an air of something big . If only we knew what was to come. 212 Our Tigers claimed its' fourth victory of the sea- son by upending the Me- ridian Wildcats 12-3 at Meridian. 214 The Tigers' ability to capitalize on Gulfport turnovers paved the way to a 23-0 washout of the Commodores at Milner Sta- dium setting the stage for what many believed to be the most important game in the history of Moss Point High. BILL COKER Laurel arrived in Tiger town carrying a 5-0 re- cord, and housing a de- fense which was unscored on. The big thing that Laurel brought with them however, was the N09 1 banner which signifies football supremacy in the state of Mississippi. Be- fore the night was out the Golden Tornadoes had 28 points scored on their de-- fense, their record was blemished at 5-1, and the No. 1 banner flew majes- tically over IVIPHS. 215 a-u'tt' ' waz 435 v . k n k- f5 Our team came off their 28-0 win over Laurel a little flat, as they fought a good team from Tate, Florida almost to the wire, before tallying a liomecoming win of 21- 4. 216 BRUCE LEWIS ..-.,- DENNIS SELLERS Coming back from a 10-0 deficit and 4 first half fumbles, our Tigers over took an opportunistic Gulf- port East team. 217 FRANK BURKS The Indians of Biloxi prov- ed a tough contest but, not to be denied the Tigers tacked on their 9th win with a 13-3 decision. PAT SWITZER -.-.....m-.--I-u--- -m-n- - n. -mrgza 218 ANDY TAGGAR T A fourth quarter tackle- eligible pass and a last minute goal line stand as- sured a 31-24 defeat of our arch rival Pascagoula. The victory proved our su- periority over the past three seasons and netted our team an invitational to the 35th annual Shrimp Bow! Classic. 219 Laurel intercepted a third period pass and kicked a second period field goal to upset our top-ranked Tigers 10-7 in the Shrimp Bowl. . . I mm .wvm- -.. , . ,.........- 220 From the pain, the sweat, the victories and the tears we found a unity through God that will remain with us forever. HPRRT, MERE 5m J1 25m Xf 1mm 221 This year marks the beginning of Tennis at Moss Point High. Even though the record shows a poor season, we feel that in the near future Moss Point will produce an outstanding Tennis Team. 222' vyL-ewy 139$? 3!? GIRLS TENNIS tFROM L to Rt Jeannie Cirlot, Ingrid Griffin, Jimmye Hale, Kathy liVIcInnIs, Annete Hunter, Windell Lileton, Kathy Betts and Lisa Sea- ron. 223 224 THE END!! 225 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Martha Stringer Sr. Head Gina Gatlin Sr. V ' 226 ;,I. '7 3f J; E? - Mmm Sophomores: Donna Howard Juniors: Karen McElroy Susan Rouse Lisa Seabron Marcia Westfaul RANDY HODGES: LEE OWENS: VARSITY COACH B-TEAM COACH 229 230 MAY LIFE BE AN SEN IORS EVERLASTINC FREESHOT 74-75 ALWAYS JUMP FOR THE HIGHEST 233 VARSITY SCORES 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 Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point OF '74 88 Longbeach 61 Gulfport East 74 Meridan Tournament 69 Gulfport East 54 Gulfport 68 Gulfport 74 Pensacola 76 Blont High 82 Pascaqoula 91 N. Hancock Tournament 66 Callaway 73 Biloxi 52 Winfld 66 Woodham High 81 Meridian Tournament 85 George Co. 161 Pascaqoula 66 Gulfport 82 Pascaqoula 59 Gulfport East Tournament tS outh B ig EasD Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point Moss Point 69 Pascaqoula 65 Gulfport East 49 Hattiesburg 60 Biloxi 82 Hattiesburg 69 Biloxi Tournament mistrico 98 Long Beach 64 Bi oni 71 Gulfport 56 63 6O 67 77 87 70 68 72 53 59 60 63 68 50 64 94 64 77 58 70 55 64 64 65 65 53 98 55: $8 + 236 237 NDVHL SKIHID ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND OUTLOOK The Moss Point High School Track Team lost several valuable senior players. Several achieved state wide acclaim. Robert Lett received a Track scholarship to Mississ- ippi State University. Tim Dryden will probably re- ceive one but at the time of the printing of the year book he had not decided on a particular college. Gerald Jackson who recieved a football scholarship to Mississippi State will also run track. 238' In the state Gerald placed 5th in the 100 and 220; Robert won lst in the mile; Tim won 2nd in the 880 and James Williams won 2nd in the discus and 5th in the shot put. According to Coach Beasley, MPHS will continue to progress in track. Things look brighter for the fu- ture. We lost some valuable members, but we will have some very promising juniors and sophomores coming up. lVI.P.H.S. was number $51 in track this year also. The track boys practiced hard everyday. The work paid off though - the Tigers won the Pas-Point Re- lays and the Phillips 66 Relays. They also claimed the titles of Coastal Big 8 Champions, Third in the Big 8 , Second in District 8 , and Second in Class AA State Meets. Thanks team for making Moss Point champions once again. Coach Carol Lansing put together a Girl's Track Team for the first time at Moss Point High School. The Girls' proved successful in most of their meets. These tracksters are a group Moss Point High is Proud to call their own. 37.5. READY - SET - GO!!! 241 BASEBALL Richard Miles Randy Hodges Philip Durd en James Nelson EM Head Coach: Asst. Coach: Managers: .. - .0 . .000. Au 0 oooooomw vuououowmm $0009, i x... 1 , ; n h.v x2! 5 AM . 3.; muv i Maw 242 SCHEDULE DISTRICT 8 CHAMPIONS AND COASTAL BIG 8 CHAMPIONS WON 17 L0 ST 6 MP OPP. Davidson 6Mobile1 15 11 Pascagoula O 1 Pascagoula 5 1 Gulfport East 10 6 Meridian 4 5 Gulfport East 5 4 Picayune 11 7 Pascagoula 3 7 Ocean Springs 10 1 St. Martin 13 4 Gulfport East 4 2 Pascagoula 5 1 Pascagoula 3 0 South Natchez 1 4 Gulfport East 7 1 Picayune 15 3 Gulfport 2 0 Harrison Central 9 6 Long Beach 7 2 Yazoo City 8 7 Yazoo City 4 1 South Natchez 2 3 South Natchez 3 6 ' WWWWWW 243 244 245 Moss Point captures its second consecutive District title by going undefeated in district play. The Tigers earned the right to play in the semi- finals by defeating the Yazoo City Indians, only to be stopped short of the state playoffs by the Colonels of South Natchez. V. y . t . 1' 5 ., . . .VVt'f iff' ' ti 5m t L. r, 3 w ?Mn ' A V W w :1 . My , 3:; -.. . .- v . v v! m, .. . -h' h t ' H' : . . .eh 'W : ' ht. '91: . ek . .- x . . 4r A A Our Tigers sleep, 5M . Drink and Eat Baseball! ----; T $m- .. 2- . 4.5 WK . 4 . mg... CLASS DAY 1975 M m L I ma J U l QQWKAM W 252 253 AWARDS NIGHT 254 255 IO;- ....Z-On. mmOE ?..IOZZ O... m;mQOOU 02m ES 2....IU-Z 20:.c506i0 mnmr m0 mmxlU 256 HALL OF FAME MARY CAROL BERRY A member of the Growler Staff for two years and this years Co-Editor, Mary Carol Berry has been chosen to grace the hallowed halls of the 1975 Hall of Fame. Competence, , diligence and high scholastic achievement are only a few of her varied attributes. She is also an honor graduate, president of the National Honor Society and Secretary-Trea- vsurer of the High School Bowl Club. Her popularity placed her in the 1974-75 Homecoming Court and a member of the .Heart Fund Ball Court. Chosen to Who's 'Who as the girl who is the Most Versatile and with the best personality, Mary Carol, indeed, deserves her place in the Hall of Fame. SONJA KAY BRANTLEY Elected the Most Intellectual girl in the Senior Class, Sonja Kay Brantley de- serves to be placed in the 1975 Hall of Fame. She was chosen by her peers as a member of the Who's Who both her junior and senior years. She also served as a member of the Carnival Ball Court her sophomore and Senior Year; the Home- coming Court her junior and senior year and as a member of the coveted Heart Fund Ball Court given in honor of those persons who are chosen as deserving of honor for their school participation. She is also a member of the Cultural Society. This sen- ior served her school well and for this has earned her place in the Hall of Fame. 258' HALL OF FAME MELVIN MARVILIA LETT Talented, intelligent, dependable and friendly are a few of the attributes of Melvia Marvilla Lett. Melvia is quite active in all phases of school life. Her Senior year was spent actively working as a member of the student council serving as Vice -President of the Senior class; She also served in the Spanish Club, the Cul- tural Society for two years, the Afro Ameri- can Club for three years and one year each in the FHA and Hero-FHA. Well liked among her fellow students and faculty mem- bers, Melvia was chosen to serve in the Heart Fund Ball Court her junior and sen- ior years. For active participation in all phases of school life we proudly place Melvia in the 1975 Hall of Fame. GEORGE CALHOUN George Calhoun has earned his place in the i Hall of Fame, not only for his scholastic ability, but also, for his unique personality. Many of us are aware of his business-like ways of organizing a given situation as ex- emplified in his work with the Debate Club, Teenage Democrats and Youth Congress. Strategist is one word that definitely de- scribes him. He's president of the ap- proriately named War Games Club, Vice President of the Chess Club and the Championship High School Bowl Club. George, as Jeffrey in the senior play, only added to our mental picture of and leaves no doubt in our minds that he is a deserv- ing member of the 1975 Hall of Fame. 259 HALL OF FAME FRANCES ELIZABETH PARNELL As Valedictorian of the class of 1975, Frances Elizabeth Parnell has secured her place in the Hall of Fame. She made nu- merous accomplishments during her high school years. As a freshman she received a French ll award. As a senior she re- ceived a literature and anthropology award, first in school science fair and fourth at district. Betsy is also active in many clubs. She was treasurer of the Science Club and a member of the French Club and National Honor Society. The year she is Vice-President of the National Honor Society. She is a member of the High School Bowl Club, Glee Club accompanist and was a member of the Senior Class Play. Surely, these accomplishments place Betsy securely in the 1975 Hall of Fame. 260 REDA RAY LIDDELL Soft-spoken, sincere, petite Reda Ray Liddell has gained a place in the 1975 Hall of Fame. Active in the National Hon- or Society for two years, Reda has de- finitely made known her intellectual and scholastic abilities. Her peers chose her as a member of the Homecoming Court her Junior year. Some people are obvious in their achievements, Reda is seldom heard but we are aware of her presence among us. As one of the elite group of Honor Grad- uates, she certainly deserves her place in the MPHS Hall of Fame. HALL OF FAME CAROLYN EILEEN RANKIN The winning smile of Carolyn Eileen Ran- kin is only one of the many assets that gives her a position in the Hall of Fame. A member of the Moss Point Football Cheerleading squad for two years, Carolyn's boundless energy reaches far. She serves as Vice-President of her class and a member of the Debate Club and Youth Congress. It is understood by all that be- ing a member of the Student Council places should have a place in the 1975 Hall of Fame for their own Miss Moss Point High, Carolyn Eileen Rankin. 'f you in a category of diligent and hard- ? . working individuals, Carolyn is a member 2,; of that organization. Certainly Moss Point 1 t4 EVA DARLENE SAKSA Exuberant is the word that best describes Eva Darlene Saksa. Only this word can en- compass her boundless energy, superb ath- ' letic abilities and friendly smile. Widely known for her athletic powers, Darlene is a member of the newly formed Girls' Ath- letic Club and the 1975 Girls' Track Team. lntellectually gifted, she has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past three years. She was also selected to the 1975 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Indeed, Darlene, deserves a place in the 1975 Hall of Fame. 261 HALL OF FAME MARTHA ANNELL STRINGER' This young lady possesses inner and outer beauty. Friendly, sincere, faithful, dili- gent, dependable, efficient and talented are just some of her attributes. Martha has, been active throughout her school years in various civic and school activities. She was Vice-president of her classes through- at out her senior high school years. Martha also served on the Student Council during each of her high school years, where she was chairperson of the Heart Fund Ball; a member of its court during her junior year and its queen during her senior year. She also reigned as Senior Homecoming Queen and was a maid in the Homecoming and Carnival Ball Courts as a sophomore. These are just a few of her too numerous to name activities that definitely reserves a place for Martha in the 1975 Hall of Fame. 262 LESLIE CLAIRE SCOTT Chosen by her peers as the senior Most Likely to Succeed, Leslie Claire Scott certainly deserves this title. Diligently working as the student council vice-presi- dent, Leslie displayed her multi-faceted capabilities by achieving the 2nd highest scholastic honor in the senior class- Salutatorian. Jr. Civitan, Teenage De- . mocrats, Y-Teens and Youth Congress are . only a few of the time consuming activities t- in which she quite actively participates. For her fast-paced efficient high school career, we proudly select Leslie as a .member of the 1975 Hall of Fame. JOSEPH WILLIAMS With quiet sureness, dependability, and cooperativeness, Joseph Williams has moved through his years at Moss Point High School and earned a place in the 1975 Hall of Fame. As a result of his high academic achievement, Joe is an Honor Graduate. He has served as presi- dent of the French Club and will, of course, long be remembered as Joe-Cool of the Dimensions of Soul rock band. ROBERT ANDREW TAC-GART, JR. Robert Andrew Taggart, Jr. was selected to the 1975 Moss Point Hall of Fame for intelligence, sportsmanship, competence and especially, his leadership. As presi- dent of the Student Council, he reigns supreme among his peers. He works dil- igently not only in that aspect of school a life but in others as well. He has been a member of the Championship Tiger Football Team for three years. He Co-President of the Debate Club, a member of the Spanish Club, Boy's State, Madrigals and the Championship High School Bowl Team. His peers consider him brainy as shown by his election to the 1975 Who's Who as Most Intellectual. Andy, as he's called is versatile and, thus, as an active sports- man, scholar and leader gains an undis- puted place in the Hall of Fame. 263 ARJAY HOMES CORPORATION Compliments of 820 Main Street Moss Point, Mississippi Technical Sands, Inc. 39563 Rail, Barge, and Truck Shipment - Compliments of - R .E. Hurd, Jr., President LELA'S CAFE Business Telephone 475-7784 Fine Food 0 'I 4 -P.0. Box 535 s urspec'aty PHONE 475-9175 Moss Point, Miss. : , 1400 Bayou St. ' - Moss Point 1 Compliments of LENNER HARDWARE NOLAN'S . AND SUPPLY CO. Radio 5 Television, Stereo, and Records Phone 475-2815 Phone 475-8159 151 Mclnnis Ave. Moss Point: 810 Main Street-Moss Point, Miss. L GRAFE AUTO COMPANY - Compliments 01:;- Dealer - Service - Parts . PARKS FURNITURE CO. P Iymouth - Valiant - Chrysler Cars , Dodge Trucks Phone 475-7931 Moss Point Phone 475-9611 ? Moss Point 266 - Compliments of - WILKERSON FREIGHT LINE Phone 475-4241 Moss Point - Pascagoula CENTRAL VENDING CO. Phone 475-L651 1THE CANDY MAN1 COMMERCIAL a INDUSTRIAL Fagan Service Electric PHONE 762-2757.- 2402 JEFFERSON PASCAGOULA. MISSISSIPPI RAY FAGAN Compliments of Mississippi Railroad Export Co. 310 Mclnnis, Moss Point, Miss. 3222 Pascagoula, Pascagoula, Miss. Burnham Drug Co. Moss Point, Miss. AND Burnham Pharmacy Escatawpa, Miss. - Compliments of - Williams SeIf-Service Laundry 1410 Kreole Avenue Phone 475-9122 Momma: DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHINGS 2911 Market St. Pascagoula 267 r. a i6 wPlTeneMaoe, 3902 Market St.-Phone 762-4411 Pascagoula, Miss. Wkstern Sizzlin Steak House 268 al Designs -'Po',t'lPlant$ bery - ' nting Men's Formal Wear Phone 475-3721 w P.0. Box 1344 Moss Point, Miss. 56$? Searstown Road Pascagoula 4 .J.'. ..5545. 5-5.- ; 5.. Milk - IciglCrgsrm W! JOHNSON MOTORS 4816 Dutch Bayou Road Escatawpa, Mississippi Phone 475-3255 Dusty Johnson 500:3 mR-NEmldf Home Owned and Operatqd 3834 North Market 269 The '75 Tigers earned the right, To be No. l, by muscle and might. They earhed their right to a place In the sun And in our hearts They'll always be No. 1. Srs. Leslie Scott-H ead Carolyn Rankin Martha Rouse Jrs. Rhonda Butterworth Jamie Scott Cyndi Wolverton Sophs. Debra Rankin Lana Simpson Compliments of C 8: G Auto Parts 1417 Main Street Moss Point, Miss. - Compliments of - Stuart C. lrby Co. Wholesale Eiectrical Supblies Lighting Fixtures ' 3733 14th St. Phone 762-7411 Krebs Grocery Helena Road across from the Little League Ballfield Open 6 days a week 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Tommy and Martha Krebs - Owners Phone 475-9076 RAY TOLAR AGENT CALL ON ME TO SAVE YOUR MONEY FASCAGOULA. MISS. 39567 OFF. PHONE: 762-0003 RES. PHONE: 497-2272 7 s T A 1' E F A R M INSURANCE COMPANIES mm. Olhcol moonlmon, mum. Brumfield's Pascagoula, Ms. Jackson County's Finest Store - Compliments of - Crossfield Products Corp. Rocky Byrd Bailey Manthey Robbie R unnels IBIO HWY, 90. EAST 270 f - Compliments of - Pierce Power Shop Elder Ferry Sandwich Shop Elder Ferry Road Phone 475-1556 - 11308 Hwy. 63 N. Phone 475-2448 - Compliments of - Courtesy of Richard Charlton Inc. Harvey-Lane Chevrolet, Inc. Red Barn I Red Barn H Kathy's Corner Class of '61 4 Moss Point Bakery Moss Point High School Decorated Cakes - Pies - Pastries Student Council 405 Main Street Phone 475-8631 1i From 28 People Serving Congratulations, Seniors! Moss Point Fire Department Mississippi's Best! L 271 Senibr Portrait Compliments of Specialist Dickson's Plaza Photography Clothing For The Entire Family 5713 Telephone Road Phone 475-8565 Pascagoula, Miss. 610 Main Street-Moss Point, Miss. Phone 762-0485 Block 8 Tile Co., Inc. Sporting GOOdS Everything in Masonry - llYour Evinrude Dealer Phone 762-7341 Phone 475-8476 1 WADE Baker's l 3311 Market Street Pascagoula, Miss. 1317 Main St. Moss Point -Compliments of- Q Belcher's Grocery Highway 63 Escatawpa BAN KERS TRUST Savings8x LoanAssociation 272 We Are Working For Our Youth gszw w??? WZZ7XKM Moss Point Ocean Springs Pascagoula MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER E. D. I. C. -Compliments of- The City of MOSS POINT Fastest Growing City In The State Mayor - Phillip Watts - Board of Aldermen - J .D. Westfaul J . Chester Parks W.B. McDavid Everette E. Wells G eorg e Wood 273 Mcgonald's vou ossnv: A nux TODAYLD $ Compliments of Pas-Point Discount Drugs 2303 Main Street Moss Point B 8: B Shell and Equipment Rental Company Inc. Clam Shells Mix Reef Shells Phone 762-0641 JOIN DECA AND BE A WINNER 274 The Moss Point Mill ' Salutes the 1975 Graduating Seniors : INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY TWIN CITY CLASS 3710 Short CutRoad-Phone 769-1320 GROWLER BO-OSTERS Windshields-Store Fronts-Mirrors Poor Boy Huf Patio Doors-Seamless Floors ' House Paint-Garage Doors Ritz Theatre Carl Weewea Hearndon-owner Escatawpa QuiCk Stop The Flower Cottagrg Johngon Brothers Jewgiryy Six-Sixteen Shoppe ' LA FONT INN ' Fred Diamond : Highway 90 East R .S . Kemp Building Simply Babers Firestonei , PASCAGOULA, MISS. ' 275 Mutt andsr : 3: 0S2W5ZD could use for hizzidopple. k 276 Thus to all tyrants. 277 :9 tit, Baby? A ' up at a quarter after. I never knew watching At Moss Point High We offer the finest in facilities eguld be so much fun. 278 Rock Stars! w 0 kl g 5 S a f g 9 279 JUST A SECOND B We the members of the 1975 Growler Staff, in order to form a more perfect annual, have been through many trials to present these '75 memories. The sixth period annual staff has suffered through - 50 Yawn temper tantrums, 13 spastic fits of Buddy, and have interupted Mrs. White's study hall 131 times. We have built up our courage 26 times in order to face IVIr. Blackledge and have made lVlailfoto a monopoly. We made 5,339 mistakes, 7 long distance phone calls, skipped 21 classes, used 47 pencils to the nub, chewed 70 packs of gum, used 3 typewriter ribbons, eat 30 bags of Chee-tos, gave one pep rally in honor of the Goula defeat and made 7,486 pictures. In completion of the 1975 Growler, we Seniors, Mary Carol, Karen Hal, Gloretha, Mary, and Steve have become immortal enemies from having to cope with each other in sixth period for nine months straight. After all this displeasure, if you for some odd reason do not like and cherish your '75 Growler . . . l SKIP IT!!! m m MTWI ONALI LIBRARY SYSTEM . :I' E III $4,- M u 87II6 .' 1 :I V '?71 JOJ'IO'vltI n.3,; ,II'A ,1. 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