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

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Mrs. Judy Tucker Lynn Turner Mr. Meldon Walker Prlnclpal's Secretary Math Sclence Mr. Goslln Ward . Mrs. Ann Waters Mr. Blll Watts Study Hall Art Band Dlrector Mrs. Terry Wllllams Mrs. Joan Wllloughby Mrs. Becky Wood Math Related Studies Home Economics Dept. Head Mrs. Edlth Youngblood Mrs. Frances Waters Mr. Walker Buslness Education Math Having Difficulty 22

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Mr. Clarence Roblnson Sclence, Dept. Head Mr. James Sanslng Soclal Studies Mrs. R : Shepherd Home Economlcs Mrs. Emily Sulver Science Mrs. Mary Ruddlman Hlstory Mrs. Jere Scrogglns Home Economlcs Mr. Ben Skocelas Soclal Studles Mrs. Sherwln Taylor English Ms. Darlene Saksa Special Educatlon Mrs. Johnell Shepard Engllsh and German Mrs. Ada Street Marketlng Mrs. Flora Thompson History and Chorus 21

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AT THE END OF THE ROAD . . . ,A l K- VSQ As. fl: f! 4...; :' V . . y ,4 After thirty years of teaching Home Economics, Study Hall, and Sclence, Mrs. Mary White re- tired this year. Respected and loved by teachers and students alike, she taught thousands of students, Including many of our present Faculty members. She will be missed by all and there will certainly be many stu- dents who have yet to appreciate exactly what Mrs. White taught them. She hasn't left us completely though. Her influence and mem- ory will remain. Thank you Mrs. White - for keeping all of your promises. eh Her promises have all been met . . . the last piece of chalk is spent, the records are finished, the pens, report cards, signatures all finalized. and filed away . . . along with her memories of football games won, Homecomings of past, chlldrens' smiles, tears and words of regret. The chalk is now dust . . . swirling through the deserted classroom, She once called her own. The Lady has done her best . . . her own secret way, and now she's on a new road . . . leavlng us behind . . . in her search for a new home. JMS 23