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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

1 985 GRO WLER MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL BELLVIEW STREET MOSS POINT, MS 39563 VOLUME 38 YEARBOOK S TAFF Monica Roberts .- Co-Editor Stephanie Ham's - Cou Editor Aaron Jackson Brian Fuller Becky James Tymn Davis Steve Edwards Trcva Gerber Bobby Slider Susanne Jensen Ra y Stewart Dawn Spears Mark Young Becky L ynn Valisa McCrory Mrs. Cheryl Baxter a- Sponsor Mrs. Betty Richardson .. Sponsor WE MADE OUR POIN T IN 185 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1- 2 ORGANIZA TIONS .. 101 STUDENT LIFE - 6 ACTIVITIES - 131 CLASSES w 11 WHO,S WHO - I40 FACULTY 1Q STAFF .. 71 ADVERTISEMENT I53 ATHLETICS -- 79 SNAPSHOTS -- 168 PEOPLE AND EVENTS MADE THEIR POINT AND CAUGHT OUR ATTENTION NEW PRINCIPAL DR. GEORGE A YERS, NEW BAND DIRECTOR - STAN CHAPMAN, A THLETICS, CL UB PROJECTS, .Vlntroduclion Many Of Us Tried To Be A Part Of Everything COLLEGE DA Y, CARNI- VAL BALL, REGISTRA- TION, YEARBOOKS, CLASS RINGS, Introduction 3 WEATHER, BEAUTY PAGEANT, NEW TEACH- ERS, JR. ,MISS, BAND AND CHORAL CON- CERTS, PEP RALLIES, BOND ISSUE EFFOR TS, 4 111!mducn un 'Qzee. u - ROBINHOOD PLA YERS, LUNCH BREAK, CRAFTS, FASHION SHOWS, AND FRIENDSHIPS GA VE US A REASON TOSAY. .. :85 WAS A YEAR TO CAP- TURE IN PICTUR ES!!! lntroducliory5 WE MADE OUR POIN T BY STAYING IN STYLE FA DS: For :1 while peddle pushcrs and mini-Skirts were making 21 come back. but thisyczir we have moved to ankle pants zmd longer skirts. Para- chute pants, flourcscent colored fab- rics, twist-zz-bcads, hats, and deck shoes were very visible. One of the yczirhs biggest surprises was the re- vivzzl of car muflk. Consumers of this area still had a dream of finding :1 Cabbage Patch and transformers, Go-Bots zind Triv- ial Pursuit were in great demand. Looks likc this little alligator is going to bc Many female students and IEiculty members Dawn and Bobby feel that these items may around :1 lilllc lungcn uorc Ihc very popular tuisl-u-bcuds. ncvcr lousc their appeal. James Bradley is really in style with his P21 rzi- It's hard to bclicvc that car muffs have come Dexter's are very popular among this crowd. chutc Pants! buck MPHS students are proving thcy arc: Wonder uhose Dcxlcris they arc? Can you spot yours 1' iMSIUdcnI l,ilb Mn. Scroggins ugrccs uilh Marcus Baldwin: Many students had IIIC opportunity to ace the ;: Mugs Point parade is lhc Iifcff Robinhood Players perform Mark Twain, Earth to Lcc, Earth 10 Luci! Thu Jrrimlofcluss rings wasa high point for College day gave our students a chuncc Io He; Girls! Bet you didnY know I have a Ilu- whool ycnr Io Aloc Hubbard. knou the different colleges without leaving hour!!! the MPIIS campus! Student LIILV7 WE MADE OUR POIN T BY STAYING Slcvc finds intcrcsling information in :1 cur- rent nmgazinc. SalvlhKcs n , , Maguiincs. an excellent research source. are provided by the school library. 575mm: l,il'c a m m M mags .1 .. I vi x '3': INFORMED '84 OLYMPICS: Tho summer gnmcx of tho XXIII Olympiad cuuscd our spirits to soar. For luv weeks many of us 5c! glucd 10 our Iclcvisiun scls as the Olympics scored :1 l0, Not only did we capture :1 lot olllhc gold. wc also mpturcd zl nuw Olympic spirit. Names like Mary Lou, Curl Lcwis, Mary Dcckcr and Greg Laugzmis will be ctchcd in our mcnwry. Oncc agiun Ihc pzlgczinlnv' of the opening and closing ccrcnmnics avcru'hclmcd us. Many of us thought the games wouldn't bc lhc sumc since the Russians wcrc slaying 21! homc, In- stead. for two glorious wccks wc Ihrillcd Io hcrocs from so many countries . . , pcoplc wc had never met! ummuc .. THE man u ELECTION '84: In the clcction of '84 histon' was mudu Gcmldinc Fcrruro ol'Quccns. New York. was lhc first woman over pluccd on the presidential tickctl Even though she lost the clcclion of Vicc-Prcsidcnt. she p11 vcd the way for other woman in the world ofpolilics. On lhc other hand. Runnld W. Reagan was rc- clcctcd to 017700 ofprcsidcn! for another four year term His landslide Victory was one ol'thc largest margins ofviclory in the history ufthc United States. Rcugun :1! 7.1 years ofugc is thc oldcst and one ofihc mos! ucilvc prcsidcnls in U.S. History Election '84 will bc remembered for its healed debates and Fcrruru's opportunity. Mr. Robinson's class learns through the use of Educational television. Slgttc. local and national ncwspupcrs keep us informed about what is going on here in Moss Point as well us the state and nation. BABY FA 15: Unknown at birth. Baby Fuc was soon to bccomc known to thc cntirc nation bclbrc hcr tragic dcuth one month later, Born with a crippled hcnrt. doctors said the only hope was thc transplantation ul'thc hcurt from .1 7-month-old baboon which proved to bc cx- lrcmcly controversial Pickctcrx wcrc lined up outside ul'thc hospitalprotesting the killing of an animal to save :1 hunmn life. Despite thc protests: thc uporzttion touk place and was quite ,stlcccsslltl for :1 while A couplc ofwccks lutcr the rejection bcgzm. but kidney failure finally took Baby Fuck lifc. A paint was mudc in the world of medicine. and a plan: was found in all ofour hcztrts for Bub't I-L'tc. Rachelle is busy looking for information through the use of the new A I fcro-ficlw rcu dcrt Charles has discovcrcd thc newspaper to bc :1 good source olhinlbrmu- to bc better informed, SCHOOL ISS U IYS: Prayer in public schools, tcnchcr accountability. tcuchcr pay Educa- tion Reform Act school consolidation, and Kindcrgnrtcn :trc Issues that huvv been on the minds of many Ml's'sissippiuns, Prnycr is not a major issue :It M.P.HtS.. al- though we do hcur ubout zlccountubility. AIM, skill continuums. mastcry and district tcsts move in in the right direction .s'o that our education will be olhu higher quality Thc Education Rclbrm Act is bringing the possibility ofschool consolidation. kindcrgur- tcn 21nd tcnchcr ruiscx Many of the changes that Hill comc about duc to this :10! will have an clY'cct on our cduczttimt tion. Many .studcnh spend time in the library reading the paper in order Mr. Lovcttc checks out one of his levoritc mugzln'ncs. Aaron realizes that radio gives us more than just entertainment It also gives us up-to-thc-mt'nute news: Student 111179 1984-85 WHAT HAPPENED . . . WHAT WE LIKED TV SHOWS: M.T.V., Miami Vice, Riptide, Partners in Crime, Paper Dolls, Cover Up. Airwolf, Murcr She Wrote, Hawaiian Heat, Finder 0! lost loves, E.R., Hunter, Kate and Allie, Whok the 8055?, Charles In Charge, IFS Your Move. Punky Brewster. M USIC .' Prince, New Edition. Lionel Richie, Bruce Springsteen, Sheena Easton, Duran-Duran, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Billy Idol, Chaka Khan, Teddy Pcndergrass. Luther Vandross, Whodini, Twisted Sister, FASHIONS A ND FA DS: Levis, Pin strippedjeans, Parachute pants, Sun Decks, Sun Britches, Stubbies, OFF Shore, P0105, IZOD, Dexters, Flourescent colors, Ankle boots. twisba- beads, Cabbage Patch Kids, Trivial Pursuit, Go-Bots, Add-a-bcads. MO WES: Ghostbusters, Purple Rain, Gremlins, Places orthe Heart, Karate Kid, Beverly Hills C 0p, Supergirl, City Heat, Missing In Action, Protocol, Dunc, Miki and Maude, Starman, 2010: Odessy Two, Falling in Love. S TA RS: Bill Murray, Heather Locklear, Eddie Murphy, Heather Thomas, Burt Reynolds, Emmanuel Lewis, Ralph Macchio, Clara Peller, Joan Collins, Clint Eastwood, Sally Field, Stacy Keach, John Lithgow, Prince. FAREWELL TO: Baby Fae, Marvin Gaye, Indira Ghandi, Dennis Wilson, Swalc. John-Eric chum, Martin Luther King, Sr., Richard Burton, Jessica 53 Vitch, Ernest Tubb, George Zaharias, Walter Pid- gcon, James Mason, Janet Gaynor, Ansel Adams, George Gal- lop. NEGA TIVE NEWS WE WA TCHED: The bombing of Bcruit, John Dc Lorean Trial, Da y Care Centers in question. Montana '5 ring of fire, Famine in Etho- pia, Embassy Bombings, World's Fair bankruptcy, McDonald's Massacre, Miss America looses her crown, Hijack- ing aircraft, Nucelar waste disposal. POSITI VE NEWS WE WA TCHED: '84 Olympics. Perk winning the National Junior College Football Championship, Moss Point Tigers winning the Red Car- pet Bowl, U.S.-Sov1'et Union working on dis-armament talks, Statue of Liberty re- ceiving TLC, Women in major American politics, Kathryn Sullivan first Ameri- can woman to walk in space, OLE MISS 24-MISS STA TE 3. What You Might Like To Add TV SHOWS: STARS MUSIC: FAREWELL TO: FASHIONS AND FADS: NEGA TIVE NEWS: MOVIES: POSITI VE NE WS: 10 Dz1zclinc A . r I I.WSophomorcs A bsmn, James Agent. Nululic Alcwndcr. Kimberly Allen Michael Amos. Benjamin Applcu'hilc, Corey Armstrong, Rcbcccu Armstrong, Tonju Atkinson, Dawn Aullnmn, Katherine Ayers. Chris Bucak. Peggy Baird, Patricia Banks. Rica Burbcr. David Barlow, Dominick Barnes, Cassandra Bcclcs, John Bell, Rosalind Bcncficld, Hollie Bernard, Richard Biggs, Robert Black, Carolina Blades. Tuna Blake, Roderick Bluklcy. Joel Blank, Lloyd Bolton. Eric Bonner, Yolanda Booker, Anthony Bordon, Stacy Boszlrgc, Chris Boudrcaux. Robin Bowie. Mark Bradley. Curlvin Brannon. Anlhon; Bruit. Heather Braxton, Dcloris Br217cll, D. Ann Brulec, Peggy wgi 44 . .. Brcucr. .lcfl'cr; Bruughlon. Currie Brougham. Chandra Broun, Anlhony Brunn, Omandm Brou'n. Ira Brawn, Joseph Brown. Rsulmd Brown, Sonya Burrows; John Byrd. Barbara Byrd, Bclh Byrd, Douglas Byrd. Ronnie Campbell, Johnny Cannon. Derrick Capers, Leslic Carney. Harolyn C urtcr. Chris Carter, DcAndru Carter. Wanda Catchings. Annctm Cato. Grcgory C hambcrs. Rodney Clay. Sicina C Iuyton. Wendy C ochrun. Susan Collins, Reginald Collins, Stephanie Collum. Jucl Cook. Chris C oolcy. Chad C ouch, Essie Covington. Billy Cou'arr, Craig C m ig, Charles C ra u'rbrd. R ay C rear, E ric C rccr. E ric Crcu's, 4-1 ngclu Sophomorcsy IJ J IsVSophomorcs Crews, .Iohn Allcn Cmnicn Derrick Cunningham, Inn Cunningham, chzlylu Cunningham, Richard Dailcy. Gregory Duilcy. Susan Daniels. Sharon Dunlcy. Lloyd Duughtcry. Rubin Du w'dson, ?lrisly Davis. :1 llcn Davis Donald Davis. Jeff Davis, Tina Davis; Tymnc Dct7undcrs, Durrcn Dcluughlcr. .lclTrcy Dclzlughtcr. Jimmy Dickcns, Cunnic Dillon. Christina Dillon. Sonya Doby, Torry Dorscy. Tcrcsiu Dortch, Sherry Dotson. Puulctlc Dotson. Troy Drucy, Bruce Dubosc, Lisa Dubosc. Murcia Dubosc, Mikki Ducitt. William Duggcr. .Icff Bugger. Steven Dukes, Anthony Dukes, Frank Durgan, Emily Dycss, Leslie Euncs. Chris Eckert. Ronald Edwards. Shondru Ellis, Rodney English. Calvin English, Ronnie Epps, Willie E vans, Joyce Evans, Mike Fantruy. Tonjulyn Finch. Melanie Finklcu. Karl Finley, Alisa Forrest. Marshall Foster, Nicole Francis. Jacqueline Francis. Sharon Franklin, Joe Frcc. Stephanie Fuller. Brian Furncss, Janina Garner, Karen Gcnnzzro. Gina Gentry. Shane Gibson. Tony Goff. Greg Goff. James Gomez, Alicia Grafc, Ashley Graham, Sturridzlrryl Grahm, Eddie Grausc, Donald Graves. Marcel Graves, Sabrina Greer, William Griffin. Vicky Grubs, Teresa Hall, Donald Hall, Lequetta Hanson, Elizabeth Harklcy. Tracelia Harris, Donna SophomoreVlS IwVSL I 6 5 ophomores Harris, Kathy Harris, Ginny Harris, Kcith Harris. Ricky Harris. Sharon Harris. Weston Harrison, Sonja Hutclcy. Matthew Ha szrd. David Hzlvzzrd. Jocl Hu vzzrd, Sheila Haynes. Laconda Hcarndun, Rodney Henderson. Steve Henderson, Tina Henry, Fredrick Hester, James Hester. Lurminc Hester. Tzzmuthzz Hicks. Dcrik High, John Hinkcl. Kelly Holloway. Marshall Hovatter, Marlton Howard. Karen Hudson, Maurice Hudson. Robert Hyde, Max Ivy, Francine Jackson, Aaron Jackson, Jacquc Jacob. Michael James, Towandal James, Trina Jasper. Tanya Jenkins, Brigctta Jensen, Susanne Jewell. Robert Johnson, Darren Johnson, Dynctm .lulmmn, .lumus ,lulmmn. l,indu Johnson. Lyncllc .Iohnwn. Sumucl Johnson. Scluyn Johnson. Shawn .Iofncr. lx'cswic Janus. A HUG .Iuncs. fluvl Jonas. Ifddic Jones. Mark .loncs. May .Iuncs. Mclodv Jonas. sN'ikI'Iu Jones, Oliver .Ioncx. Shannon Joncs. Tcrric Jordan. Barbara Joseph. Keith chn. Tcrcsu Kcllcltu. Larry Ix'clqu. Bill Kclly. Bcvcrb Kcys. .IclY'rc-v King. Dextcr King. Rosalind Knight. Billy Knight. Monica Koskcln. Lcslic Krcbs. Guy Ludnicr, vacrl Lumbcri. Hclcn l.gimplon. Bully Langhum, Calhy Law, Annc Lawson. Cassandra 1.21 mun. Doug Luuson, Michucl LL'Blum: Gary Lcc. Brucc Sophomorch 7 Lcc. Fletcher Lctt. Darrizm Lctl. Kimberly Lott. Sheena Len. Tim: Lott, Tonya chcrcttc, Tracey Lewis, Slucy Liddell, Sabrina Lidchl. Tcrrcncc Lopcr, Muttic Lucas. Andy Lynn. Bccky Lynn. John Mchth. Stephanie McBride. Lim McCarty. Bernard McCombs. Karen McCrary. Donnell McCruw. Letitia IVS 3:15 and this is my last stop. This might very well be an Karla Thampsonk mind. If we could stand here long enough we could miss you know whats test! A Home Away From Home Here's a question for you: Where is the best place at school to meet a friend, an enemy, or your girl or boyfriend? Answer: Your locker of course! The lockers may not be pleasant to the eye, but they sure do take a big load off of the students. We made our lockers as homely as we wanted them. We decorated them with posters of the stars and pho- tos of our friends. But one thing was for certain, our lockers were a big part of school life. llMSophomorcs M d WIIL? . Mary McCuIIum. Donald McHrQL Curlcllc McGurily Jerry Mclnlyrc. Miuhcllc McIntyre. Nulhunid McMilliun. LuBuron McMilIiun. Tony: McNuII. Robin McQueen. Ronnie Muck. Laura Mucklin. Rhonda Mugcc Rodcrick Mugca Rodney Malone. A'Iclissn Mummsu Melvin M :1 pics. R iuha rd Marlin. Donald Marlin. Kimburb' Marlin. chdy Mason. Muck Muthison. Sarah Mullhcm. Angela Multhcws. Rabbi lellhcm. Slcphzlnic May Susan Mclsgcr. Tammi Middlclon. Cheryl Middlclan, Pnnwlu Middlcum. Rodmj Millcndcr. Dawn Millcndcr. Dan Miller. A'Iiuhucl Mills; Traci Minn. Katrina Mims. Rhud Mingu. Tun Ml'lchcll, Anlhantx Mfluhcll. .lumcs Mirchcll. Tony: Sophomorcyl ll 20 Sophomorcs $10le11. 1.00 AloIdcn. George Muldcn. Traci Monugun. .lumcs Montgmncn. Tcrcsa Moorc. Karon Moore. Pumclu Moore. Russell Murmun. Samantha Moran. Allen Morris. Tony! .N'ccsc. Ruchcllc Nelson. Leonard Nettles. Gwen chllcs, Robert Nelllcx. Wendi Nolan, Robcrl Nurnmn. Churlcs Obiol, Brian Odom. Dclisha Odom. Wl'lbcrl Orgcron. Manning Pnlmcr. Jeffrey Parker. Angclyn Purkcr. Audra Parker. Dana Parker, Dennis Parker. John Patterson, Cornelius Puttcrson. Sandra Peck. Marla Perkins. Paige Pcttcrson. Robert Phelps. Myron Polk, Myrick Pope, Muuri Powc, Anthony Powc. Tamika Powell, Jonas Powell. Terry c1 How many times a day does the . door to the attendance office Checklng-Out swing open? Ma Bell e oops e A TX: Tmust really wonder about . . the enormous use of the baby blue Ch CCkIHg '11? phone in there. Check-outs are very popular? Why do we check out? How do we check out? Just let me count the ways! t7 tripped and fell in a mud pud- dle. ttSomeone poured chocolate milk on me. ttl've got a stomach-achcf t7 miss my momma. I've got to babysit. tel've got to go to the doctor and dentist during lunch. ', uPve got to buy some new clothes. I'd rather not go to 5th 8: 6th period today. t'l forgot and wore shorts todayl My fa vorite uncle, Prince t . . . . t'But I romise I didn '1 write that ex- Charles. IS commg to VISlt today. ,, am, 1;,ch 9 Please momma ----- - call me in a chcck-out. Prq ca r. N11 wussi Prince. Rolandu Prince. Yolanda Quuvc, Edrick Quiglcy. Slcvc Rugno. Eddie Raines, Darrell Rzunmcy. Glennon Ramsey, Helen Rand. Bridgette Rasmussen. Bobby Ray. Dean Rayner. Mark Richardson, Alan Richardson. Alfred R ichu rdson. K11 trinu R 0:1 ch, Mela nei R obbins. Kn tina Robbins. Terri R obbins. T21 nya Sophol770rcy2l J.VSOphunmrcs Roberson, Greg Roberts, .Icnnil'cr Rnburls. Rcbcccu R obinson. lfric Robinson. lx'uilh Robinson, Toncuc Robinson. Traci Robinson, Tm; Rogers. Amy Rogcm Dunn Rogers. Rodney Roller. Tzzngcc Romm, Miclmcl Rul'l'in, Alicia Sanders. Wzlltcr Susscr. Traci Savage. Km: Scumun. Dcwunc Scuton. Sonja Scidul, Deborah Scllcrs, Dulc Scu'cll, Dmndru Shuchr. James Shields. Stuccy Shcppurd, ConsIuncc Shcppurd. .Iumcs Simmcrs, Dayle Simmons, Connie Simnmns. LuTonyu Simpson. Marian Simpson. Tuny: Sims. Shcrrcll Skinncr. Lam: Slidcr. Babb; Smilh, Adrian Smilh. Cynthia Smith. Chris Smith. Hcrshcl Smith. Mclod; Smith. Nclvu Smilh, Sandra Smith. Shun Smith, VcAndu Sncll. Melissa South. Ix'urlu Spears, Anthony Spivcy. Laguniu Stullwurlh. Benjamin Stalluorlh, Gary Smlllmrlh. lthrcus Smllworlh. Michael Stanton. Roger Steele. Ronnie Slccn. Keith Slcnmis'. Bill; Slcphcns. Gordon Slcuurl, Darul Stewart, Gregory Slcwurl, Sclinu Stokes. Donald Slokcs, Lunmndzl Slork. Sandy Slrccl. Eulicia Slringlbllow, Punwlu Slringlbllom Shannon Stringl'icld, Waller Sluurl. Carolyn Stuart, Sandra Stuckcy. Tcd Suthul'll Eddic Tail, Ennis Tait. Tonya Tail. Vernon Tzu'lc. Pamela Tzu'lc. Regina Talley. Angie Tanner, Nick Talc. Felice Tatum. Ninety Nine Tzilum, Portia Sophomorcsyl? 2-VSophomorcs T11; lor. Eliza bclh T;17xlur. Lisu Txulor. Pumclu Thomas. Tinmlh; Tlmmpsun. Alvin Thompson, Andra Thompson. Sandra Thompwn. Karyn Thompson. Mclixsu Thompson, Scbuslmn Thompson. Willis Thrush. A n! hum Thompkins. Dunu'nick Toncy. littcrul Tuu'nscnd. .Iulmm Triplill. Carin Trfx 1.1 n I'. C 7nd; Tuckcr. Traci Vaughn. David Vice. Amanda Vice. Luum Vice. Luuric Vicc. William Vick. Donna Wullcr. leul Wulluy. David Wullcy. Dusty Wullon. Paul Ware. Slums Wash. Jumcs Washington. Durylc Watkins, Cummic Watson. John Walls: Curtis Walls. Pamela Weaver. Chuck Webb. Anlhum i'bb. Chzzrlcnc Webb. Durrcn Wells. Chute? V w; x 0 Ni x V; L'Hx. H L'Hx. H'cu. H hllL'. U'IHYL'. Ix Cl m SA NUJ Lircus lu-quln Shumm Ullll'mns, me: Williams. .U'Illur H illiunh. fllriszinu H'Illmm, lJcbm H I'llmnh, JJIHLW H'illiunh. James H'I'lliulm. Jmh Williams. Mullhcu Willinmx. Ruchcllc Williams. 'IL'll'nrd H 'I'lllll 1m. H L'xlcj H'I'lliunmun. .Iumic H 'il I13. H 'I'IIIS. H Tim . M 'ilwn. .lnncl Shunt Rubin Tumnu H'I'Illcrslnmn. Shumphurl H Umi, BCIUH min VuUdL'UUA. H'USILU H oodlund. Cllglndru H buds. W buds. H body. H 'm Mix. M youds. Wrighl. Young. Young. I frick K in; bcrl'; l. u muncv Tim H 'u rrcn G rug Tcru H 'I'llic SuphomorcVJJ' k i . CAMERA SHY? . . . NOT US! 26 Cundid s' II- lVJuniors Absmn. lrzn'crnv A bxlun. I II n runcc A bslun. lulu- Allen. Julius :UIcn, Ix'cilh A rmxlrung. Anlhun; Armstrong. Miclmul A rnuld. Slam A rnold. szunnu Aim. Jumcs Bulwr, IVL'C Bung. Pcrr'x Banks, Municu Burdu CH. C 'hzlrlullu Harlan, .S'ubrinu Buxlcr. Lari Bu x'Icr. Shundnl Bcck. JUI'CIJCHC Bccch. Ubndxz Bcnignu. Ann Riggs. .Iuscph BIuUkIHUII. Tim! Boddcn, Al Buddcn. Luncc Bond. Ifddic Buokcr. Brenda Booker. Curtis Buxurgc. Donald Bosurgc, Scull Bradley Scan Brudshu u. 1. IQ; d Brandon. chru Bruicll. Willie Brcland. Ix'cilh Brclund. Rick Brighlucll. Yolanda Broadus. David Brougham. Jahnm Brougham Sharon Brown. Irish Bruun, Ucll'in Bnmn. Prl'acillu Hmuning. .lucl Hullcr. Ricky Calhoun. Gretchen Cunnun. Pum'ck Cuplcs. Yolanda szrpcnlcr. David Cllrtcr. Curls: Czlrlcr. varb Curler. Wrislinc Curler. Tim Clmmbcrs. Reginald Childs. Doris Clark. chc Uuuscll. Tum Culvnmn. l.cD;1riun Colcnmn. Robert Cullicr, Ifddk- Cook. Guy I Cook. Stacey 1 Cuok, Tcrrcll Chapcr. Tonya I Carley, chcu 1 Cox. Suzanne i Cruu'lbrd. chis Crcnr. A driun Crcar. Ronald Crcur. Tonju Creel. Jimmy Crockett, Charles Culbrcath. Andrea Culbrcath Anita Cunningham. Jennifer Cunningham. Kim Dulr'idsun, James Davis. thin Davis. Felicia Du vis. chcc Davis. Tcrrcncc Juniorhy29 JwUuniurs N.Iuwn, l'lIxJ Iquuc, CHM lqubcrn. lint Dinklnx. Pcrwll lJmuhuc. Punulnpc 5. Si , Xi; Dun. Jacqucllnu Dnuylm. Rhnndu Dmcmng. Bruolu Danna. TinmIlu Dllhuw. BCICI'b lJubmu. 7m: lJumL 'll'nmllu Durlan JL-nnilL'r I'dlhlfdx. UL'Iim ldqudx. Su'lc l-uuh. Bill; ITuns. I'ddic I- 1 ans. 'Iincnclu lpwrmun. Sumn I'A'IL Ymnnc I'luucrs, Wnycm I'orncu, Pmnulu I'uunluin. Dzlrrcl InunL-H'IL quhurj lrzlnklin, Arlumld I 'runA lin. Tvrmncc I rcc .IAIL'quinnc l'rccmun. Iicnilu l'ullcr. Iun'nm 0.1mm. .chL-n GcnIr-L chnmh chrgc. DL'Hcr UUUQL'C. Arlisllc Gerber. Trent Gicgcr. Dmid Gluudu. Ir'ddic Godfrey Tum GUN: Jcrn Graham. Aim Gm-xbun. Iori Grfcrsun. Briun Griersan, Tony Guntcn Bctlyc Hammond. A nthom' Hand. Danny Hankins. Kelli Hurklcy, Kim Harper. Rim Harrell, Joc Harris, Ruth Harris, Stephanie Harris. Yolanda Hartwell, Vince Havard. Karen Hcgwaud. Puulsl Henderson. Tummiscun Henry. Jessie Harrington. Brian Hcrrun. James Hobbs. Lcc . Lunch meant more than long lines in FFICHdS Of Food? the cafeteria. It was 30 minutes that we could call our own. Some of us would not miss a meal, but most of us spent the time Visiting with our friends. Others tried to figure out a way to get 3 Sonic burger. Some Ann enjoying her solitude! would make a point to spend the time in solitude that could be found Ones who can't miss :1 meal! in the library. 4;...t A. Juniorstjl J.Vjuniors HUIITI'L'M. UJI'LTHII llublmni. ,luu l0 dc. .Uu mndm Muiu. Umdm .IJL'Aum. Wdricnnc leckwn. Tony: .lebs, Iiobfn .lumw. Beck; Alumus, Shdlu .lurdmc. Uurrsu .lcnkl'nx. H.1r1 .lcnlu'm. Wrisinc .lcnkl'm. Victoria .luhnsun. deriuk Johnson, Churlcx .Iuhnwn. IJllic .luncx, Andrea Jones. Irmu 410nm. Kirk .luncs. Pam Janus, Phillip Jones. Robcrl Jordan. Pm llis Jascph. .lm ccl; n Kcllhx. Rnbcrl Ix'ccncr. Kcnncfh Kimbrough, Hurry Knighl. Kim Krcbs. Michcllc Krumvylski, Ron 1.;1l-Orcc, Ruxscll Lu W, C'llvin Lumon. Mark Lcc, LuPurrun 1.011. Karen l.ctI. Melvin Lcuis. Runnic l,iddcll. Mark Lovell. King McCunn. Chris McClummcy. Davina McClzunmcy. :MCIUdj M cCurru'x . Dcnisc McCror's'. Vulisu McDonald. Mum: McDuchc. Stacy McGee. Mary Mclnnis, Claudia Mclnnis. Tracie McIntyre. Ray McIntyre. Venom McLeod. Tanya McLeod. Tonya McNeil. Carolyn McWiIliums. Mickqv Mugcc. Greg Mugcc. William Mann. Rogcr Marion. Amanda Marion. Charles Marion, Robin Mars. Chris Marlin. Gayla Marlin. Phillip Marlin. Richard Middlulon. Troy Millcndcr. Donald Miller. Joseph Miller, Leslie Mirannc. Michcllc Miler. Roderick Moldcn, Chantal Manugzm. Clara Monma Sharon Monlgomcry; Patricia Moody. C hristinc Moore. Constance Maura Kimberly Moore, Michelle Moorcr. Wayne JuniorsLU Moms. Tamika Musclet'. Mike Moslqr. James M crrlll, R ichu rd Murray Paula Murray. Vinson NC! I lax; Felecia Nettles. Geneva Ncltlcs. l.giMoniczl Nicholson. A Ilru Nicholson, Timoth-x Nicholson. Tommy Odom. Richard Odom Sonja Odom. Thaddeus Orgcron. Monique Osgood. Sharon Owens, Guuwuinu Parker, Sharon Payne: Paige Assem blies Together again! Assemblies at MPHS meant excitement to most of us. It was a change of pace and a welcomed interruption to many. Ifit was class ring time, we had the op- portunity of purchasing a keepsake that would remind us we were almost seniors! We would start thinking about who we would ask to turn our rings those 86 times or which girl- friend we would go steady with first! Mr. Kelly once again llred us all up for the magazine sale wearing one white sequined glove. Talent shows, Jr. Miss, Beauty Pageant, and school pictures all called us in to that vast auditorium. Assemblies were where we all came together for the same purposes and were reminded that school was not all work. 34lJuniors Phillips, Nita Pittman. Angela Plainer, Dzzrrcndu Pusey. Linda Paws. Teresa Powell. chcic Prcycar. Nathan Price, Keith Prince. Roland Randall, Lesa Redmond. Chuck Richards, Keith Richardson. Jeff Richardson, Marcus Richardson. Ronald Richardson, Sandra Richmond. Steve Riley. Bclhlyn Rilcy. Lora Roberts, Monica Roberts, Phyllis R oberlson. R obcrt Robinson. Jerome R ogcrs, Angie Roy. Tcri Sailors. John Saksa, Mike Sanders. Tyrone Sandifcr, Oland Sawyer, Mikc Schcll. Heidi Scott, Larry Seawright. Tricia Sellers. Robin Shaw. Louis Shelton. Robbie Sherman. Edward Simmons. Tamika Sims, Carey Sims, Wanda Juniorsy35 JrVJuniorx Sipp. Michael Smith. Aprl'! Smith. Harvey Smith. Kim Smith. Rubcrt Smilh. Sharon Smith. Terri Snow. Cameron Solomon. Mclissu 5 1:1 cc-v, W 'I'ndcll Slzzllworth, Dun Stulluvrlh. .Iuspcr Slullworlh. Rhonda Slunlq'. Robert Stcnnl'h. Kelvin Slcnnis, Robert Stcwurt, Michzzcl Stewart. Ru; Stokes. Runzzld Slonc. Vicki Stringer. Sicvc Suttcrl'icld. Scot! Tuilc. All'rcd Tulle. Darrell Tuilc. Tumnu Tunncr. Phillip Tuplin. Veronica Taylor. Darryl Temple, C ornclius Thumcs. Anthony Thames. Durylc Thumcs. C arlu Thomas. June! Thomas. Timothy Thompson. Harold Thompson. Karla Tillman. Bobby Triplctl. Carolyn Trotter, Willie Vice. Jcrhi Vivcrctlc. Daphne Vivcrcllc. Ronald Walker. Daniel Wulkcr. Gloria Wallcn Martha Walters. Murlhu Wash. Gordon Washington, Michael Watkins. Cindy ' W11 loan, Pa m Watson. Susan Walls. Kimberly Wuxton. Arlcnsic libb. Michael Weeks. Charla Wells. Clinton Wells. .lcnny Wells. Wilhcmunu Whitc. Anthony White. Sonja Wilder. Bilb Williams, Alicia Williams. Annie Williams. Calvin Williams. Churlcs Willimns, Edward Williams. James E. Willimns, Aloscph Williulm. Shannon Williams. Tcrry Williamson. Tonia Winborn. Woudic Wood, Terry Wordla w. Cassandra Yates, Angela Young. Mark Young. Tonc'y Miller, Charles Richardson. Oliver Tanner. Thomas .IuniorVJ7 ,WGWI,S,,H,JS F un J ust Being Here ,1 bcrcrmnln'c. Guy .Hnmn, .luwph hirum. Drcu xhlulm. UNA Adams, Tcrri .Ulnmn. Miclmcl :lecd. Slcvvn Armslmd. Anncllc Armstrong. lbnlcllu Auslm. Tcrry Baldwin. Marcus Baldwin. Michcllc 40 5cniurx Iizlnln. 1111.111 H.1rl'11'ld. Brmn B.1rncx Hum lilrncs. Plum BJrrfllL-uux. Myuld Bum 1111111 Iiccklmm. Buck; Bunchld. Tumu Bcrlrum. 'I'crri Bclhum. Richard Bishop. Jumcs Bluulmcll. Hill 51' 11 11 MS 1'4 I Blukcly. Shari Bantu. Torry Borden. Veronica Busurgc. 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Tina Dry. Timothy DugzuL Kcym Dunkin. Roger Ezlncs, Marvin Eatmznk Pedro Edwards. quncllc Ellis, India Scniorski 7 l'murwn. Ruucll I'mnx. Uzlrlx l'A'll. Oregon I .Iirlq Uchiu Iizrmvr. Paul Izlrriur. lJurrcll I 'cldcr. 'nllwrinc Hun. Iluruld I'iUgL-mld. Curlu Iimwll. Craig l' mIUr. Hobb-x I-bunlzlin. Darrell $878011 inrs Frederick, Arizluricc Frcc, Anita Frost. Deborah Fulton, Deanna Fu rn iss. M cl Vin Gardner. Stacey Garner. Tcrcsu Garrison, Richard German. Lori Gibbs, Mary Lou Gill. Danni Gladncy. Andrew ScniorV-JQ Gluudc. Clcl'clzlnd Gluudc. Mark Claude. Pclcr Gudfl'cy. Scull GUN: Judy Gul'l: Chris Gordan. Allixsu Gmlb. John Graham. David Gruphcnrccd. Roy Grzn'cs. Dcrck Hale. David 5IVScniurs Hull. :1 Ilhcu Hall. quis Hummund. Durlcnc Hum. .luuy Harper. Rubcrl Hurry Kcnnclh Hulclcy. Lari I 1':Iync.s. Alisa Haynes. l.gchniu chdvrmn. Gubc chdcrson. Vickie Henry. Audrcy Scniorv5l Hicslund. Richard Hinton, 1.0111051?! Holland Michelle Hullzinci Shawn Horn, Christi Hubbard. Tiki Hudson, Brad Hudson Yolanda Huey. Kimara Hutchcrson, Stephen Hyde, Barbara Hyc, Zachary LVSchJrs Ivcy. Tummy Izuacs. Richard Jackson. Amanda Jackson, Darryl Jackson. Eric Jackson. Karen Jackson, Milton Jacobs. Philip Jenkins. Danny Jennings. Bcrt Jewell. William Johnson. Mckell Senioryi? Alm'ncr. Dcnnix Janus. Ifddic .lunm. Ilulb Janus. Miranda Jonm. Shirqu .luncs. Tinu Jordan. $1.1an KClI-L Lorri Kclso. William Kennedy Sheila Kinscy Ford Kirkland. Lciluni .54 Seniors Kirkland. Rcbu Lumpmn. Rilu 1.;11 crgnc. Shclhj Luv. Phillip Lcll. R Olrlm I.c11. Chrismphcr LUII. KJIL'hL'Hzl Lcll. Paula I.cll. Roscoc Lcly. Jim Ll'ddcll. Veronica Linlc. Rodney Scm'orVif Log Yins. Joy Lovcttc. Kim Lgmn, Todd Mchuth. .Icssic MchIh. Stacy McCunn. Cedric M CC arty. Durron M cCon, Bryant McCon, Rubcn McCormick. Tommy McCorvey. Va lcric M CC orvcy, Vicshcll 56AScniors Mufmryx. Bclh A'Id'ullur. chlbrd MuDunnugh. .lulic McDul'lbc. Tcrry IWchu', .Izunux Mclnnis. Lcu Mclnlyrc. Jumcs MCLcod. Tummy McMillan. Charlcs McNuir, Broderick McNuir. Mark MCNair, Tim Scniorsb' 7 McMul. 11cm A ICPhCFMUL Jullnful.x n HcH'I'IIiums. 'I lu-rrism Muck. Sony: Mugcc. Iron iVilgcc. Trcm'l Muggurd. David NI:1l2;1rlp Tu 1mm Mullcllc. Butch Mulonc. Charles Murrhalcr. Lcc Marlin Shcilzl .iVScniors Hmliburn. .S'Jbrl'lu Uql-L mm Huxlnyn. Tim Mcrccr. flch Mlddlulun. ,lulmm Milcx. Rubin Millcndcr. flmrlcs Millcr, kclw'n Miller. Mikc Miller. Pulrick Mills, Susan Mims. Calvin Senioryn'9 Mims. Gcnnil'cr Milicl. A my Muflbll. I'Wikc Moody. Chris Mooney, Priscilla Moore, Richard Moore. Scottie Morrow, Darrell Moscly, Ernest Mosley. Jim Myers. Rob Nelson. Michael 60 Scniors Nelson. Shelia Ncnlcx. Shannan Nicholson. Syvcnia Odom. .lcchry Om Jimmy Osgood, Chris Padgett. Martin Purdue, Karla Polk. Shelia Poindcxler, Wendy Polls. Paul Powell. Chauncey Seniorsy6l Prqwur. meclh Prqwur, Millmn Princc. Jnhnm Rzlgmdulc. Dianne Ruyxdulu. lurm RzllcliHl 141mm Redmond. Traci Rccd. Kemp Richards. Jun Richardson. David Richardson. Rolandu Richmond, I 'rccm:1n mVScniors Rr'lc-L I unmricv wabins. 'L'IIYW Roberson. Tcrnl Rubcrlx, 1:0 Rubinmn. TUIUJI Rubiwn. Chrixlic Rogers. l'klrnixlinc Rollins. Murjoric $.1me. .Iu:1n Szzllcr. Darron Sanderson, Arthur Su u Cicr. Du n m Seniorvw Schruncr. .Izum'c Scan. Bcrnudullc Scull. DilnlU .S'ccly. Christi Shcllon. Dcan'sc Shclmn, Shun Shcppcrsun, Paul Shcppcrsan. Paula Sherman. Pam Shcrrod. Clinton Shields. Stanley Sims, Kevin 64VScniors Sims, Reginald Slidcn Sandy Smith, Chairlcnc Smith, Donnic Smith, Rosemary Smith, Tonya South. Regina Soulhcrn. Carol Spears. Du wn Spiccr, Robby Spiccr. Vickie Spires. Leah ScniorV65 Spivcy. Josuph Stullu'urlh. Cllsxzmdra Srzlllworlh. Gcorgc Slcclc. Ifdu'urd Slcvcns. chru Stokes. Bill; Stork. Rilu Stringl'icld, Elisa Tuilc, Marcm Tate. Bobby Taylor. Carl Taylor. Doyle 66AS'cniors Taylor, Kimberly T41 ylor, Michael Temple, Michael Thompson. Alton Thompson, Amanda Thompson, C lauds Thompson, Rodney Thompson, Susan Thompson, Tcrri Thornc, Sonya Trusscll. Efrem Tucker, Garrett ScnionV67 Tuckcr. A'imbcrly Tuckcr. Pmnclu Turncr. Rim VIL'L', lucvt Vice, .lohnm Vivcrcllc. Ix'cnncth H 2': lk L'r, Vcn mica Wullcy. Glenn Wars, Darryl Warner. Tim Weaver. Lonnie Wclch. A ngclzz MVScniors Wcllx. Mario Wclls. ,N'orris Wells, Reginald Wcsco Vich. M ichcllc Was. I 5ch tr While. Bryan W'hitc. Sonja Whitc. Torry Williams. Diana Williams. Linda H'IIIIIRIINS. Lloyd Williams. Maurice Scnioant? Williams. Michelle Williams, RJ Wilson. Rhonda Winters. Antonio Wilherspoon. Rolhcul Woods, Will Wyatt. Janet Yates. Karla THE 1985 GROWLER STAFF DEDICATES THIS YEARBOOK TO THE SENIOR CLASS 70 Seni0rs it ,9 -- Cen tral a Office Administra tion Dz! vid Meadows Stan Woodward Dr. Ray Halificld Assistant Superinlendcm Finance Director Testing, Accountability Dr. Hines Cronin Superintendent Voncicl Lcty Carroll Berry Raymond Davis C ufctcriu Supervisor Trunspurtution. C ammunity Education Not pictured: Dr. Stewart, Mrs. Cunli'cld, Jim Mzunlcnzmcc Supermor Vaividich. Dr. Holimon. Mr, C zlnficld HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION . i. J Richard Niles Charles Johnson Awilda Polk Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Attendance Dr. George A yers Principal 7.7Fucully J ud y Tucker Principal secretary Doris Hill 'hysical Education V'ztncy Roberts uidancc Counselor OFFICE S TAFF Frankie May Elouisc Jones Louise Cowzzn Jody O'Brien Ruby Birdszzll Aide Assistant Principal Allcnduncc Guidance secretary Bookkeeper secretary secretary Physical E d uca tion Drivers Ed. Arthur Haynes Johnny chcnka Ronnie Hamilton Physical Education Driver's Education Driver's Education Boys Basketball Baseball C ouch Football coach C ouch Guidance Study Hall Cecilia McRac Alton Joseph Guidance C ounsclor Guidance Counselor Deloris Haynes Study Hall Librarians Q C heryl Baxter Betty Richardson Librarian Librarian. Annual Annual Staff Staff v. Fzzculty 73 r Business Ed. ?x N WVx I x s A M M V . s x . s ill TR. Lunmr Belly Duughdrill Ifurlinc Brun Ann Davis I:x;u'ur1'll'lly l. Tmcuriu'ng l. Rccurdkccping. .AXL'munIing I. II. Ifslcllc Ilzmlm PLTW'HI BIIAI'IIUM Consumcr Gcncrul 'IMM'urI'II'ng I Upl'ng. limitless 1;: u. Shurllmnd I Uuth Business, Business Ih'parlnu'nl 1;: u. Btu, Law s 'lizu'rmqln Enghsh Vinsoli Lundy Donna Fleming Sherry Lcc Kath; Rimcr lv'lzglish l: r1glI'.sl1 English English, American Hfsmr'l Mary Curlcr I ?Izgll's h Dvpurlmcnl Chuirnmn A clil I'IiL's Amalia Wuppcs Junsic Jones Howard MchiIl Shirley Owens English English English. Reading English Speech Sums outfit Couch McNeil! Sherwin Taylor Bobbie Hays Corrine Nicholson Basic English English. Journalism English 7-VFacully Fine Arts Stun C hupman Flora Thompson James Brantley Band Dircclor Choral Music Art I, II. III Assistant Band Dir. US History Janice Broudus James Lucas Angela Barron French. Spanish Spanish I. II French I, II C hccrlcudcrs Foreign Language Essie Millendcr Rita Shepherd .Icralyn Scroggins K'Iothing A? Family Child Care, Young Family Life Life Adul! Relationships lbtcria Staff Faye Stokes. Linda McArlhur, Evelyn Cochran. Una Coward. Sue Butler. Sudie McArthur, Brenda McArthur. .rdys Moore. Mrs. Wells, Deloris Crubaugh Home Economics Becky Wood Food 62 Nutrition Maids Vivian Anderson, Earncsu'ne Langham FacultyV75 Incz Deshiclds chmclry g'UL'lhuds Of A In: I; sis Dcpurlnu'nl Wu irmzm Sharon Stricklin Ullvulm. Gcomctm Mcllmds 01' A nu lysix Earl Lovcllc Consumcr Math III Kcnncth Filan A Igcbru II Mary Edwards A Igcbm II Barbara McMillan A Iulh uidu Diu nc Mu rs 11th :1 MC Special Ed. Du rlcnc Sn ksu Mulh. Rcuding Dcpurtnwnt C 71:! irmu n L. Bailey Dclorcs Cook Comprchcnsion B. lcricnI Aide Gcncml Mnlh Bettye Bruomc Reading. Math Bcrniccc Wells Reading. English Drunclm Burrowcs Scicncc. Grammar. Terry Ello Rmding. Social Sludica Math. Decoding C3 Theresa Lee B Lewis Reading. English Mulh 76 Fz1culu 1? Science - William SlleBId I van Millcr Lory Slay L annic Stricklin Biology Chcmislry thmics. Chcmisrn Biology I Chunu'slry. Biology I Clurcncc Robinson Biolugy II. Chemistry I Department huirmu n Bill Dculon Lillie Richardson Bill chcling l,ilb Sdoncc. Gcncrul Scicncc Drivch Education Biolug-x Sciclh'u. Fuolbull Coach Frances Holder Allen Bccnc Mark Pcresich Tommy Hill Uncrl'cun History Economics, Gum, World Hislom'. US. Gm 1, Economics US. Hislory Hislory James Sansing Economics, Guv'l. Currcnl Evcnls. Sociology Department C hairman R agcr Dean Ben Skocclus Mu ry R uddima n Econmnics. A mcriczm History. Geography. lkwhulogy Co r 1 Sociology Spanish I Facull JV 7 7 X i V I F V0021 tional Educa tion .QK C 21ml Cochran Edith Youngbluad Elizabeth Clark DC. Rccvcs Vocational VOT Coop Ilomc Ea. Vocational .S'curcmry DivcrsilYCd Guidzlncc Cuunsclor Occupations l Andrew Ellis Vaallionul Education Dirccmr Adz: Strcc! Loni;- Pucc .lumcs Dcnson Angie Day Murkcting Inlcrnulionul Prc-Vnculionul Rclulcd Sludim , Business Training Oricnmzion Math Bobby Hulmcs Vocational Eduzllion Assislilnt Dircclor . . , VIDICI Bzun Ray Baxter Dolly krcbs William Green Drafting Carpentry Dislributivc Ed. I X' Industrial I I Electronics Not pictured: Terry Bounds Marine Mechanics James Burroughs Metal Trades Willis Fallin Auto Body Naomi Fuquu R cla tcd Rcuding 767Facully M ANOTHER GOOD YEAR The 1984 Tigers had great expecta- tions to defend their 83 state cham- pionship; but three losses in the last 30 seconds, including two district games, knocked them out of any playoff contention. The Tigers started quickly with two come-from-behind victories. Against Hattiesburg, the Tigers were quickly behind 13-0, only to come on strong to out-muscle their opponents, And Against Pearl, it took two fourth- quarter touchdowns to make the Ti- gers 2-0. Against Theodore. the A13- bama team proved to be too much for the Tigers. Against Biloxi, when overtime seemed to be coming, Bi- loxi drove down the field and kicked the game-winning field goal. Then, the Tigers lost a very controversial game to Gulfport. After a win at Harrison Centraland a loss at Vigor, the Tigers had three home games. On Homecoming night, the Tigers easily defeated Green wood. The next Friday night against Meridian, the I Tigers were in for a defensive battle. Moss Point prevailed in bad weather conditions on 2 Scott Bosarge field goal. The season finale was with arch-rival Pascagoula. Both teams had identical records coming in, but the Tigers won this game on two Chris Osgood touchdown passes and two Scott Bosarge field goals. The Tigers accepted a bid for the Red Carpet Bowl in Vicksburg. In this contest, the Tigers stomped their 0p- ponents, Warren Central. The 1984 Tigers proved to everyone that they were a super team! STVFootbzlll Chris Osgood completed mum passes this year because of super blocking out of the offensive line. MS. Press Photo Managers top rou: Mickey MeWilliumx Charles Millender. Bobby Joe Tillman. Bottom row: Rodney McGee. Richard Kelley. Robby Miller. Not pictured: Ricky Cunningham. TIGERS GA MI: bl URISS .WPIIS .14 IMTTIIt'SBl RG 30 UPIIS Jl PISARI, I4 .UPIIS 7 THISODORI? Ix AIPHS l4 BIIVOXI l7 AIPIIS U- Gl 'I I PORT 14 2:53;: J; Ugglgsow NW TRM- ,3 We had a great year even though :VPIIS' 45, UR;SISNWOOD 0 we had our downfzzlls. Next year HPMS .1 MIIRIDI,W 3 we re gomg to start strong zmd not wws 19 p, x.sc.m0L '1. x 10 wait until ifs too late. RFD CARPET BOH'I. Scott Bosurgc UPIIS 41 WARREN CENTRAL 20 Quurlcrbnck. Chris Osgood. concentrates on his rcccit'crs whilc nailing I0 throu. MS Prcss Photo FoolbullXSl TIG ER R 05 TER I Mikc Mol'l'ctl J Durrcll Fountain 5 Jonas Powell 7 Craig Fame! 9 Leon Mugcc II Kcswic Joincr IJ Mikc Miller 15 Calvin English 17 Bonnie Nash 19 Chris Bosurgc 21 szrnic Haynes 23 Barry Kimbrough 25 John Parker 27 Stacy Gardner 29 Clinton Shcrrod 11 Alan Richardson .33 Bobby Washington 25 Darryl Ware 37 Dan Slzlllworth J9 Roderick Mngcc 4! Kevin Wells 4.? Rubcn McCon 45 Harvey Smith 47 Phillip Jacobs 49 Joe Brown 51 Drew Adams 5.? Mark 1.;1 wson 55 Archie I'I'Iirlcy 57 Joe Hurrcll 59 Al Buddcn 6i Rormld Vivcrcllc 63 Kcith Harris 65 Scott Bosargc 67 Willie Thompson 69 Tim Nicholson 7! Myrick Polk 7.? Chutcz Walls 75 Carl T21 ylor 77 Cursic Hull 80 Freddie C110 82 Lnnmricc Rilcy 84 Terry Austin 86 Todd Crcur 88 Anthony Mitchell 90 Frcddic Johnson 92 Norris Wells 2 Lorenzo Fuller 4 Michael Stzzllworth 6 Charles Malone 8 Steve Johnson 82m thlctics l0 Chris Osgood I2 Erick Woods I4 Ronnie Stcclc l6 Roger Mann I8 Scan Jones 20 Scottie Moore 22 El'rcm Trusscll 24 James Bradley 26 Tim Dubosc 28 Dcnnis Gayle .30 Alfred Richardson 32 Bryant McCon 34 Rogcr Smntin 36 Rhud Carter 38 Aaron Jackson 40 Willie Trailer 42 Larry Ragsdulc 44 Marcus Slxlllworlh 46 Eddie Evans 48 Curnclius Patterson 50 Charles Crockett 52 Don Hull 54 Grcg Magoo 56 Ronnie Byrd 58 Danny Hand 60 Hcrshcl Smith 62 William Mugcc 64 Eric Bolton 66 Keith Allen 68 Soul! McLuin 70 Curtis Watts 72 Chris Mars 74 Edrick Ouavc 76 Slcvc Abrams 79 Jim Dcluughlcr XI Johnny Washington 83 John Sailors 85 Chad Cooley 87 Alton Thompson 89 J01? Kcys 91 Oliver Richardson 93 Roy Gruphcnrccd Top U-U Bill Lea: Steve Phillips, Bill Sweating. Jackie McCarvcy Bottom U-H Howard McNeil, Ronnie Hamilton. Head Coach Bill-x Wayne Miller, Pete Faccini 94 RJ. Williams 96 Pctcr Claude 98 Antonio Winters 95 Clcvc Gluudc 97 Pcrlcll Dinkins 99 Myron Phelps Fullback Bobby Washington gained many yards this season by his great running ability. M15. Press Sluf'f'photw Sean Jones and Mike Miller are great rcccivcrs and also find time to posc for a snapshot. l Vo'o' y k. 64 2w ' w 4: qwzmafx o, TIGER SPIRI T LEADERS The checrlcadcrf goal is to increase the school spirit for the athletic events of Moss Point High School. They do this by selling ribbons, making signs, building spirit links, planning pep rallies, and cheering at foot- ball games and basketball games. Top to bottom:Susz1n Watson. Tana Blades. Traci Mills, Dawn Millcndcr. Kristi Davidson, Lcslic K oskclu. A ngclu Crows, Ashley Grufc. K im Alexander. .Iocy Hans. Scnior mascot: Tcrryl R obcrson 'Wh21t s the big word? A g Traci gets us ready for the next big cheer. An old take: a l a I 84 AthIctics g s c p Lamb's Heather Chapman. Holly Hans and ' r'. Tiger. 53K Co-Capmins: Angela Crews 11nd Traci Mills .--...-- - '-'w-'Fp ...- mnmunum: .. T r f L I , .w :603w39ff'p'ci'ff $115 , f K 00. Fight. Win!!! Tiger cheerleaders out yell their opponents! . . GIVING IT THEIR ALL A Ihlcz jcm.a- Week Of Fun, Spirit, Pageantry . . . Homecoming was that very special time of the year when most M.P.H.S. students took ttpride in their school and their football team. Homecoming festivities began with the different dress- up days including thuzzle Monday , ltTacky Tuesday , llWlerd Wednesday , Toddler Thursday , and llFierce Friday? Another fun time during homecoming was working on floats, not only class or school H021 ts, but also floats outside ofschool. All classes were competing for a prize on their float. Much hard work and many hours were spent on each float, but the sophomores took the prize. Then the night we had all waited for ; the game against Green wood. After the homecoming court was an- nounced and queen Gennifer Mims was crowned, the MIGHTY TIGERS got on the stick and the Victory was ours! t Hi lMX't kxXXl. Marcus Baldwin. Angela Claude, and Dr. Ayers anticipate the an- nouncement of our new homecoming queen. Dr. Emlyn Jerking lBurkittl not only was busy being Grand Marshall of the 1984 hmnecoming parade. but she also became Doug Jerkin's bride 86lenccoming H OMECOMIN G I983 Humcconu'ng quccn Angola Glzludc crowns Gcnnilbr Mims in Rude Crew thought they would help with the spirit during Ford Kinscy. Joey Hans. Lyncllc Johnson. and Garrett Tucker looked mcaming neck, They decided ,0 do their S'CPP'VN' in togagl :1 little burnt 0ul ;1flcr Ihc homccmm'ng festivities were over. H onwcomin g 5' 7 R ISC OR D US Tl I 15M Murq Crms 3 I St Johny 9 2 04I.,V. I I0 Uulfporl 6 7 Harrison Ccnlml J I Long Bunch 3 4 Bilmi J J Occun Springx 6 ll lescuguulzt 2 7 Mch Cum I St. Johns 7 J OLV. 4 5 Gulfporz 0 4 This year has been a great exper- g'm', 5' 4 47 ; icncc for me zmd the rest of the cum A, prmgs , .. Pascugoulu ? 6 team. Jim Lcty Chris Cook is; bound and dctcrmincd 10 score. Robert Stanley trying to get Hutu from the Long Bunch opponan Coaches Jack Godfrey and Jim Voivcdich dis- cuss Ihc game from lhc .s'idc limit le51 action is 1116 numc for the gums of soccer. XAVA lhlclics S OCCER NOT JUST FOR THE KICKS The 1984-85 soccer season was the second year for Moss Point High School to field 11 soccer team. The soccer season begins in late N0- vcmbcr and goes through the begin- ning of February. Soccer is played non-stop for two forty-minutc halves, During 21 match the average soccer player runs six to eight miles. P121 y is only stopped for an injured player. Lcttcrmcn for this year were Rick Brclzmd, Charles Miller, Butch Mal- Iellc, Scott Godfrey, Mark MCNzu'r, Billy Wilder, Lance Bodden, Edward Sherman, Scott Bosargc, Vince Hartwell, David Vaughn and Chris Cook. mm mcmbcrs row I M-Rk Ii Sherman. C Bosurgc, R Cunningham, B. Fuller. R, Stanley. 7 Hanir. R, lickcrl. Raw 3 !l.-Rk C Cook, 3 Wilder. T. Williams, C GUN: D Muscly. J. I'cu. Row ,3: 0'. IAL'BIHHC. C Miller. J. Lay. S Godfrcy. D, Halo. .1. Lynn Run 4: D, Vaughn, .I. luv, R, Bethany. und D, Wurc, Mr. Jim Voivcdich. Soccer Coach, Assistant Coach. Jack Godl'rq. and Jim LCU' on Ihc .x'idc Iinc uondcring what to do. s'I's Boszlrgc runs :1! top spccd to stop zm umcnl ubaul Io scum Alhlcu'ch'Q 1984 Cross Country Record Girls Ist Place: Hattiesburg Invita- tional Big 8 2nd Place: District 5-A Pasca- goula Invitation 3rd Place: Biloxi Invitational 1 enjoy running because I like to Overall State Finish $ 4th Place compete against others and my- 1 5A self. Sandy Slider All State Runner: Sandy Slider -- 12th grade All District: Sandy Slider tQ Ka- trina Richardson All Big u8 : Sandy Slider 8: K3- trina Richardson Vicshcllc McCorvcy and Sandy Slider after winning a local cross country meet at Levy Park. Tawunna Arnold, Denise McCorvcy and An- gela Matthews are trying to stick together through the race. Top - Stephanie C ollins in a battle for one of the top spots. Towandal James, Denise McCorvcy and An- gela Matthews getting ready for some tough competition. 90thhletics CROSS C 0 UN TR Y This has been the 5th year for girls Cross Country. Cross Country was developed to aid the Track program by utilizing a fall running program. The distance covered is usually two miles for girls and 3.1 t 5000 K t miles for the boys, however the Big hQSw and State Cross Country requires ev- eryone to run 3.1 miles due to the implementation of TITLE IX. TEAM MEMBERS SENIORS: Sandy Slider, Vieshell McCorvey JUNIORS: Tawanha Arnold, Den- ise McCorvey, Debra Brandon SOPHOMORES: Towandal James, Angela Matthews, Katrina Richardson, Cathy Langham, Stephanie Collins, Tira Woods, Pam Watts, Rhonda Macklin ruom row: Vicshellc McCorvcy. Cathy Langley. Cassandra Brown. Katrina Richardson, Pam Af runmng. Kean, mUSt be jomPOSBd .1115. Towandal James, Tzzwannzl Arnold Top row: Tim Woods. Stephanie Collins, Denise 0 7 partJCIpants, bat 0 y 5 can CFOrvcy. Elaine Stallworth. Sandy Slider. Angela Matthews. Debra Brandon SCOTC- Coach Charlene Niles Girls Cross Country Ta wandal James slowing down as she crosses the finish line. thy Langham 22nd Cassandra Black show- UIT their :1 wesome power. Athleticst9l CROSS CO U N TR Y 1984 Cross Country Recrod Boys No Score: Biloxi meet 3rd Place: Pascagoula meet 2nd Place: Hattiesburg Invitational 2nd Place: Big 8 meet in Jackson 2nd Place: District 8 2nd Place: State meet in Jackson Outstanding: Mark Adams Bryant Cunningham Vince Hartwell Senior runners: Mark Adams Bryant Cunningham Bottom row; Brian Crimson. Truuvcll Rnsca. Labamm Lcc, Alonzo Williams. Dulc Sellers. Eddie Gruhm. .lzlmcs Daily. nmnugcr. Tow row: Jumcs Hcrron. Mark Adams. Bryan! Cunningham James Brown. Racine; Clmmbcrs, Wendell Stacy. Bobbyjuwb. Michael Jacobs. Allru Nicholson, Lcc MoleIl. Vl'ncc Hartwell. N01 pictured: Darryl Tail. Wendell and Bryan! gelling closer to the fin- ish II'nc. Coach Jim Voivcdich Boys Cross Country Lcc Moffclt making a clczm gcl-zzwzzy. 9.7Alhlclics TIMES FOR 5000 13.1 M1LES1 Wendell Stacy: Mark Adams: Bryant Cunningham: James Herron: Darryl Tait: Vince Hartwell: Bobby Jacob: Dale Sellers: Lee Moffett: Brian Gricrson: Trauvell Rasco: LaBarron Lee: Eddie Graham: METERS 1 7:50 18:21 18:24 18:44 18:46 18:45 18:59 19:29 19:20 19:3 7 19:53 1 9:56 23:40 u1 enjoy running cross country for Moss Point High School because it is a very competitive and fun sport. Bryant Cunningham 'L'C Hartwell wondering how much further 10 Sellers trying to beat the powerful run- w from Coula. 32 3; Bryant Cunningham, Lce Moffett. Al Nichol- son, and Wendell Stacy czm still pose even after :1 tiring run1 James Hcrron and Bryant C unninghzmz show- ing their power. US TllliM III OUNT 58-78 GUIVI'POR I' 54471 HILOXI 7I-70 WII. LIA MSUN 46-56 PICA YlJ'NF 37-54 H! OUNT ,54-53 STONE COUNTY 43-58 I A UREL h6-47 HARRISON C. 41-47 Gl r'I-FPORT 75-65 Llf I'LORF CO 43-7! GULFPORT 47-73 PICA YUNIE 41-19 GULFPORT 55-54 PAST 'A G O U I. A GUI FPORT BILOXI BILOXI HARRISON C OCEA N SPR, PASS CHRIS. PASCAGOULA MERIDIAN BILOXI WII LIAMSON BILOXI LA Ulel. PICA YUNII US TH E M 4X49 60- 78 9i -XI hlJ-6J 53,521 59-60 55.5, 60-44 05-6,? 59-64 64-69 5556 75-52 41-50 I enjoy the sport. I like to steal the ball -Q give assists. You have to play team ball! Darryl Berry Top U-H B-Tcam: Eric Jackson. Michael Stallworth. Marcus Stullworlh. Marcel Graves, Chequin White. -Botmm I-d chfurd Willimns, Carlton Brantley. Timothy Thomas. szBarran McMillian. Niquim Wilson. The junior varsity team was coached by Gary Millcr. J UMP UP. . . HIGHER 94mzhlcu'cs Above. Center Chequin White goes high into rhc air for the jump ball. A! 615. he gets most of Ihcm. The Tigers relied on jump shots and good rebounding position. such :1 Darryl Berry is doing. :Irsity Top l-rl' Calvin Williams, Fricjuckson. MichacIStallworlh. Chequin White. Marcus dullu'urlh. Terry Austin. Murccl Graves, Bottom U-N: chlbrd Williams. Carlton Brzzntlcy. mrry Kimbrough. I.:IBzirron McMiIlizm, Timmhy Thomas. Dnrry Bcrry. Niquitu Wilson. Not fulurcd: Chris Osgood. u: ch Haynes rsi 1y Can Ch Darryl Berry's main job was to dish out assists and thutis what he did! . A Moss Point player attempts to make an- othcr two points for the TIGERS! Eric Jackson pulx the ball up and makes the score go up by two! AN. 'JI' Athleticy95 Q: .- W U?! Buck - lcl'l to right - Carolyn Jackson. Tunju Robbins. Shiclu Dxlilcy. Gcnnil'cr Minn. Annctlc Armszcud. Lisa Stringl'icld. Front -- Icf! to right Rim Lumptan. Sharon Osgood. Sonya Wells. Slcphzznic Macbeth. Pam Tuylun Kim Hucy 0 US THEM US THEM I enjoy sports. Basketball is a part Blount 76-39 lexczlgoulu 5.9-51 of me. I like the spirit of competi- Gull'por! 34-30 Gullborl 60-53 Hon Gennifer Mims Biluxi 40-53 Biluxi ,18-45 Williu mson 5 I -5J Biloxi ,15-40 Picu'xunc 59-58 Harrison C 42- 70 Blounl 87-62 Ocean 5. 56-44 Pzzsc. 46-54 Gulfpor! 40-46 Slunc C00 54-51 Luurcl 57-56 Pun: 50-49 Harrison C 59-74 Hullicsburg 58-49 Bl'loxi 5,1-55 LcFIUrc C 50-54 Biloxi 4? 7-47 GuHhorl 5 I -57 Picayune 55-4.? Luurcl 70-4,? Occun 5. 59-58 Bilmi 29-Jl 967Azh1czis It mkcs a grcul deal ofsupporl from both the coaches 11nd the bunch for tho team to bc successful. You've got to have good managers on a basketball team. Shannon Parker 8: Todd Robinson d0 :1 great job! b ks like Moss Point has jumped :1 little higher Couch Lewis finds it hard to stay scaled when fh. : Ihc opponent. the going gets rough A thlcll'cv97 Sports In Action $am 4. m: a 9375p0rts Cundids I Id- -,0 llllINN .HIIIIIIIIIIWIINH 1! W IIIILIIIIII ' mixin Q: $27. $43 .$ H .. kg Sports CandidVQQ More Sports In Action IMVSporls C 1': ndids Jack Davis. Althea Hull. Tcrlj Bantu. Bcrcr- Iy Dubosc, Stacey Shields Tuba Section: John Burrows, Charles Miller. Craig Cmmrt. Chris Gol'll Garret Tucker I 03 t OrgH n I'm 1 ions MOSS POIN T HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND To be a member of the Tiger Band. it takes patience, skill, talent and plen- ty of extra time. Most of the mem- bers are very enthusiastic. Through- out our school, band members are widely recognized and respected. The new band director. Mr. Stan Chapman, has pulled the band in a new and more advanced direction. During the football season, members stayed after school on Tuesdays and Drum Major. Amy Mitzcll. and director, Stan Chupnmn are excellent leaders for the band Thursdays for two hour practices. The director made it a point to em- phasize concert performance and musicianship at its best in the band program. A big commitment, and :1 realization that the performance is more impor- tant than the band members them- selves is what Mr. Chapman expects from the members, Stephen Stringer. chomy Scidcl. Lyncnc Johnson. Tcrcszz Garner Rmx': Dcrck Graves, Cedric McCunn. David Vaughn. Chris Ayers, Amy Mitzcl. Yolanda l m d K inscy. ' ;Irl0.s Lon. Aloc Hubbard. Front Row: Charles WC; Iver. Amanda Thompson. 1 Dubnsc. Susan May. DzlfUI Cox. .lcrry Goff Ab Lucas. Andra Thompson. Eddie Ragno. Darryl Salter, Lcc Balccr. Paul W; Illan. Gina mcro. George Stallu'orth This is the perfect thIf-timc slmwli! Garret? Haw: you los! the rest of 1120 band? Organimliunv l 0! Charles Fzzirlcy thinks we arc the bcsl. NO DOUBT A BOUT IT!.' Back Row: Annie Willimns, Nclvu Smith, Km rcn Howard. Shcrrcll Sims. Pam Middleton. Donna Richardson. Lorri Kelley, Althea Hull. Kim Woods. Cindy TristzIni. Shane Ware, Audra Parker. .oncclyn .Ioscph. Kim Cun- ninghnm, Andrea Gulbrcuth Front Row: Sherry Dortch. Vcronica Walker. Shannan Jones. Kim Lcrt. Dciorm Baxter, Mikki Du- bosc. Miranda Jones, Felicia Camper. Peggy Bucuk. Kelly Hinkcl. LnGunia Spivcy. Cheryl Jones. Trucic Mclnm's. C urolinu Black TALEN T ENTHUSIASM DEDICA TION Back Row: Jenny Wclls. Leslie Miller. N21!- zzlic Agcnl. Michelle Holland. Shelia H11 vurd, Sabrina Graves, Angola Sumlin. Cassandra Wilson. Karena Robbins Front Row: Susan Cochran. Shon Smith, Hollic Bcncficld. Har- olyn Carney. Paige Perkins. Cindy Smith, Anita Culbrcuth. LCth Spircs, Rhonda Stall- worlh. Stefanie Mchzlth 104 Orgt'1niZz1Iiuns Back Row: Tcrri Robbins. Bryan White. Tcd Stuckcy, Mark Bowie, Jeff Davis Front Row: Vicki Stone. Robin Daugherty. Kim Turner. Tcrcncc Davis. Mike Taylor. Tamika Morris .h . , '. u. v ;. ' hazy; V! WLM... . d'cncic Powcll. Yolanda McCuIlum. Carolyn McNeil. Stacy McDuH'cc. Amy Bcnigno Kim melt. Phyllis Barnes. Tonya Lewis, Puigc Payne. Michelle Mirunnc. Guylu Martin. Melissa mall. Beverly Kelley. Tamika Pou'c. Sonya Pou'c. Charlottc Bardwcll. Beth Riley. Tonya Smith PRIDE 0F MOSS POIN T Orgu nizzz II'OIW 105 Dawn and chcic get pretty for their next pcrfornmncc. lOthrga m'zzz 1 ions Top tl-rt Richard Moore, Jody Goff. Robin Daugherty. Ricky Butler. Osbern Millindcr. Russell Muorc. Bottom H-Rt Debora Sidcll. Amy Rogers. India Ellis. Dawn Millindcr. Lori Kelly. Smmnlhst Moormun, Veronica Tzzplin, chcic Pou'cllt Nol pictured: Kent Crccl Mudrigals Jody Goff, Lori Kelly. India Ellis and Richard Moore show offsomc ofthcir fancy I110 V0.52 The 1984-85 New Day Madrigals consist of eighteen students. They were chosen by judges according to their dance 8: singing ability. The Madrigals perform many shows e during the year. At Christmas they performed for the Country Club, the Salvation Army, the Chamber of Commerce, the Exceptional School and at the Mall. This group raises money during the year to cover music fees and tra vel expenses. The Madrigals perform pop and standards of todayhs music. mhwgmmzm Um. Flora Thompson iv the director fur boll: lfnscmblc and the Mudrlgals, who ulxu shoucd her skills as :1 jxllx pianist :11 the Curniml Bull, Enscmblc is divided into two scpcr- ate groups, Select and Concert. Sc- lccl is made up 01 approxinmtcly fif- ty members and concert seventy. Students must try-out 11nd bcjudgcd by the choral director in order to bc :1 member. Ensemble sings a varict y of music, from popular to classical, from sccu- lar to sacred The group performed at Christmas. aw I 7 Aundrzz Stringficld, Carmin Dixon. Rance D21 Vis, India Ellis szim Evans, Dczmdrzl Carter, Sheila Polk. Row2 - Lisa Street, Pzzulcltc mson, Shccnzl Lclt. Katrina MIms. Wand; Nettles, Stephanie Mathews. Sonja White. Pmnclu Sherman. Row 3 , , Sonja Dillon, Pamela UCkCr, DA nn TrazclL Shcrlj Grantham. Allcn Crcus. Audrc Henry. Letitia MCCrcu'. Alisha Williams, Tonya Talc, Aundra Hyde, Row 4 hfrlcy Williams. Sonja Eduards. Darlene Hammond. Kim Franklin, Rcbbcm Arlmtrong. Karcn Moore, Joyce Evans. Sabrina Liddell, Row 5 , 'va Harper, .Icrr; McGnrity. Jocl Brouning. Jody Goff. Ron 6 7 Darryl Jackson, Pcrzcll Dinkins. Ira Brown. Sharon Parker. chl'rcy Kvys. Iichacl Tcmplc. Cedric Johnson Orgunim IiunstU7 Members: Melissa Cushcr. Sponsor: Miss Barron. Tanya Smith. LuMoniczI Nettles, Venom McIntyre. Tinu BIuckman, Kim Smith. Monica Knight. AI Boddcn. Duw'd Vaughn. Ron Eckert. Robert Stanley. Brian Harrington. Joe Hubbard. James Goff. Fletcher Lee. Angel Pzzrkcr. Shane Ware. chnruh Scidcl. Christi I Iornc, Terri Bertram. Karen Francis. K imic Buckclcw, Rubin Hardy. Beth MCCerU'. Mark Young. Terry Wood. Bclh Hansen. Leslie K askclzl. A ngclu Sumlin. Ashley Grate. Sonya White. Michael Sipp. Maria May. Susan Thompson. Alexandra Hyde. Eddie Claude. Stacey Shields. Michael Blake. Teresa Garner. Manning Orgeron. Lynnette Johnson. Sharon Monroe. Joey Hans. Carol Dcvinc. Arlcnsic Waxmn. Doug Lawson. Wendy Clayton, Lori Grzzybun. Kelli sznkins. Paula Hcgwood. Guylu Marlin. Russell LuForce. Robert Ludnier. Guzmnnu Owens; Shelley Luvcrgne. Jasper Slullworth. Timothy Thomas. Arkimlu Franklin. Veronica Taplin. Tim Dry. Aloe Harrell. C indy Watkins. Marcella Ilollil'icld. Billy Covington. Nita Phillips. Melissa Solomon. Stun Bruicll. Steve Richmond. Felecia Nettles. Sharon Brougham. l.gmmricc Riley. FRENCH COMES ALIVE The French Club at Moss Point High is ma de up ofapproximately 90 students. All of them must be pres- ently taking a French course. The club allows the student the opportu- nity to learn about the language and l 0870rg11ni7ulions the culture. The club participates in Homecoming by working on a Hoat and they also publish a French inter- class newspaper. The club was re- sponsible for the fund raising pro- ject: Val-a-Grams. 0177mm: Christi Horne. Joey Hans. Robert Stanlc'x'. Trcsu Magee. Angela Sumlin. SPANISH CL UB The Spanish Club 15 made up of ap- proximately 50 members. In order to be a member you must be presently enrolled in a Spanish course. The club participated in Homecom- ing by decorating a truck for the pa- rade. They also sang Christmas car- ols in Spanish at their parcntis' homes at Christmas. The club mem- bers publish an inter-clzzss newspaper in Spanish. Funds raised during the year went to purchasing a Volley Ball set for the Shelter. Wiccrs: Claudia Mclnnis. Kim Lcn. Ron Krolovynski. Adrienne Jackson. Amanda Marion. Hmd Curler. .Icmbcrs: Leona Roberts, Cindy Bass. Audra Parker. Donnell McCrary. Alicia Rul'lin. Kim LclI. Lori Kclly. Bucky Robcrls; Letitia ICC r41 u'. Turn Godfrq. Adricnnc Jackson, Tcri Moore, Claudia Mclnmls. Sabrina Graves. Ix'urcn Hamrd. Missy Malone. Rxlcllcllc Nccsc. hmna Vick. Leonard Nelson. Wilbert Odom. Robin Dzzughlcrly. LuQuim Hall, Chris lfubzznks. Jocl Blukcly. Rhonda Smllworth. George loldcn. Wendy Poindcxlcr. Lorri K clly. Angie Talley. Tcri R 0y. Lisa Stringficld. Jocl Hzn'urd, Phyllis Roberts. Melissa Snell. lhcslcy Miller. 'hris Edwards. Paul Walton. RochclIc Williams. Alicia RulYYns. Tonya LcII Orgu nimliunVlIW MJQL AoL. Mu Alpha Theta Members: Peggy Bacuk, D11- Vid Barber. Charlotte Bardwcll, Youlzmdu Brightwcll, Ricky Butlcr, Felicia Camper. Keith Cannon. Yaulundu Cuplcs, D11 vid Car- pcntcr. Rhad Carter, Rene Clark, Billy Cov- ington. Craig Cowurt, Tyrone Davenport. So- nya Dillon, Ron Eckcrl. Angela Flowers. Bri- zzn Fuller, Tcrcsa Garner, Richard Garrison. James Goff. K im Hurklcy, Bob Harper. Sonja Harrison, Karen Howard. Yolanda Hudson, Barbara Hyde. Adrienne Jackson, Amanda Jackson, Murfay Jardinc. Brigctlu Jenkins. William Jewell, Lori Kelly, Rita Lampton. Fletcher Lce. Paula Len. Robin Marion. Su- san May, Claudia Mclnm's. Mike Miller, Waync Moorcrv Tamika Morris, C hris 05- good. Claudia Mclnnl's. Angel Parker. Audra Parkcr. Nita Phillips, Wendy Paindcxtcr, chcic Powell, Keith Richards. Phyllis Rob- crts, Teri Roy, Deborah Scidcl. Robin Sellers. Kevin Sims. Pam Sherman. Stacy Shields, Bobby Slider. Tanya Smith, Melissa Solomon, Robert Slanlcy, Veronica Taplin. Carl Taylor. C ornclius Temple. C indi Tristuni. David Vaughn, Shane Ware, Sonja White, Cindy Bass, Amy Bcnigno. Richard Bethany. Shari I 10 Orgz1 niza tions Bluklcy. Angola Browne, John Dams, Brian Drummond, Tim Dry. India Ellis, Eddie Claude, John Grzzfc. Kim Graham, Tony Gricrson. Chris Gunnclkcn, Althea Hull. Car- sic Hull. Kelli Hunkins. Robin Hardy, Joseph Harrell. Vince Hartwell. Paula Hcgwood, Tzunmy Ivy, Bert Jennings. Sheila Kennedy. Ronald Krotoszynski. Trcsa Magce. Gzzyla Martin. Maria May, Kim Mosley. Ariana Nelson, Keith Price, .loh Richards, Steve Richmond, Christi Secly. Michael Sipp, Sandy Slider, Lcuh Spires, Angela Sumlin, Susan Thompson, Joey Vice, Johnny Vice. Sonia Whitc. Will Woods Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor: Sharon Stricklin Mu Alpha Thcm is an organization lbr our math students who have completed two years ofmuth and arc currently enrolled in :1 third ycar. They must have completed Algebra I and II and be in Geometry. A ' 3' ;1vcr;1ge must be nmintaincd. The group competed against math students from other schools. OtTiccrs: Richard Bethany. Tresa Magec, John Du vis Will Woods, Modeling Club Members: Jackie Free, Rosiland King, Alisa Haynes, Genm'fer Mims, Traci Molden, Damita Byrd, Wencie Powell, Earnestine Rogers, Michelle Bal- dwin, Chris Carter, LaMoniczz Nettles, Ta wanna Caves, Tamika Morris, Tim Dubose, Lanora Riley, Angela Rodgers, Johnjalynn McPherson, Tyrone Gore, Rhonda Wilson, Michelle Wescovich, Christine Williams, Chan- tal Molden, Dawn Spears, Pam Stringfellow, Annette Catchings and Melody McClammey. Sponsor: Mrs. Inez Deshields The purpose of the Modeling C lub was to develop poise and increase self-confidence. The club presented two fashion shows during the year. One was a FalllWinter show and the other a Springt Summer show. The club awarded trophies t0 the Best Male and Female models and purchasedjackets for all of the members. This yeark club also contributed to United Way. t Views: President: Johnjzllyn McPherson. Viec-Prcsident: Wencic The club and its sponsor kept US 311 up to date on the Powell. Secretary: Alisa Haynes. Reporter: Chantal Maiden latest fashions even without a formal show They made their point in what they wore! Orgzlnimlionyl I l 112 A lot Of Book Sense Library aides assist the librarians in providing library services for the student body, faculty and staff: Their work in volves much more than just checking out books. Shelving books, making photo copies, checking in maga- zines, assisting the students are only a few 0ftheir duties. The library aides are all members of the library club. This Club puts on a Book Fair during National Library Week in order to promote reading. First Period: Pum Moore and Carmen Dixon Second Period: Rabi Sellers and Sandra Smith Fourth Pcriod:l;1net Wyatt. Rita Stork, Carl Cone Fifth Period: Sheila Huvard Scholarship, Leadership, Service Ucmbcrx: Jnhn Grufc. Brian Drumnmnd. 50- m Whilc. Pam Shcrnmn. John Davis. Rich- 'rd Bethany Ford Kinsc-L Alocy Vice. MIL hello Holland. Tcrl Bertram. Bclh 'HCCrzlr-L .1m:m In. Lori Kcllcy. Paula Heywood. ,vlb Ilunkim. Robin Wurion. Will Woods. NH Turner. Alclhcu Hull. Bcvcrb Dubmc. 1m Knight. chc Clark. Kim Mostly. Amy migno. 010,21 Marlin. Saw Slidcr. Kcilh Iiuc. Ron Ix'roluvynski. Tyrant Davenport. 'uhn Dulc Vice. Chris Gunncson, Robert Vzlnlc-L Tim DU Shcrr-x Blukncy. Frances Hmcks, Gar; Brown, Ix'urcn Francis. Kim HJfle'j. Rubin Hardy. Nita Phillips. Angela lImwrs. Michelle C0315, SPONSOR: Mrs. Kullu Rimcr. The National H onor Societ y stresses five points: scholarship, leadership. service. character and Citizenship, The purpose of the club is to instill these characteristics into each of its members. Only students meeting high aca- demic standards are considered for membership. Ol'thcrs: Jnhn Dzn'ix Purlimcnmriun, Kim Moxcb Trcusurcr. Will Woods Praxi- dcnl. Vinuc llzlrtu'cll Vicc Prcsidcnl. Mi- chcllv Holland Sccrclury C173 racter Citizenship Organim Iiunv I I3 r DECA , 7 - 3 wavgmucm g, AMERICA DECA s purpose is to develop future leaders in marketing and distribu- tion. DEC A activities cover the areas of leadership development, so- cial in tclligcncc, civic consciousness, and vocational understanding. Mcnr bars are in volvcd in various commu- nity projects, preparing for the annu- al employer banquet. and attending district, state, and national confer- cnces. Sponsors: Mn. Dollie Ix'rcbx and Mn, Ada OINccrs: Tiki Hubbard. Susan Hills. and SII'L'CI Uzmricc l'.l'UdCl l'Clx' CLUBS OF Vi AMERICA I MOSS POINT Dist, ltd II: Ix'rfslcc Brcucr. Shcrr'x Cztllcll. Michellc Coats. Curncliu DUb-L xmgclzl llcurndon. Hull; Janos. Reba Kirkland. .lahnjulynn. McPhcrmn. Sabrina A'Iushburn. lx'imbcrly Tuckcr. Michcllc Buck. ,Mlgclzl Broomc. DcAnnu Fulton. .lncquclinc Duxs. Rim Harper. Tiki Hubbard. Ifduzlrd Jones. Jill Ix'ccblcr. Aaron Robbins. Tcrri Chunn. Chris Brannon, Kc'rm Dugzm Muuricc l'rcdcrick. chomh Frwt. Shuliu Marlin. Susan Mills. Miclwllc Moore. Tamika Morris. Frccmun Richnmnd. Juspcr Slulluarlh. Kevin Wilkinwn. Angela Flowers. Glcndu Bccch. len Milling. :znd Rhonda Wilson. ., 1M 3m I ,. ll m uh . W Wawmmwf EUUEMW :Luss 0F Vx AMERICA mosC POINT .r'Vlurkcting DECK: Im Broun. T crcsu Dursqy'. Tonya .luckwm Clam: .Uonogxm. April Pugs. Jamie Schruncr. Kurcn Thompson. Irish Bruun. Amanda Jackson. .quuu'lu Pills, Alton Thompson. Runnic English. Eric Jackson. Karen Lott. .luzm Sabina. Matthew William. Thcrlis Johnson, Denise Mdhrvcy. Tmcic Maiden. Tricic Sczlurighl. Bridgcll Rand. Melissa Thompson. Joseph Spivcix. lI4 0rgam'xutions Darryl Graham Glcnmm Rummc-L Daphne Vil'crcltc. .lcxsic H'cbb. Constance Moore. and Lisa T.nlur. Ucmbcrs: Bill Bluckucll. Doug Conn. Richard llicsmnd. Lcc Hobbs. Nathan Hulchings. William K clso. Miclmcl Nelson. .lul'l'rcy Puccy. I.;:nmricv Rilq. Paul Shcppcrsons Lisa Boyd. Clzludc Thmnpson. Tummy McLeod. Durrcndzz Pluincr. Barbara Washington. chru Barron. Chcrbn Boldcn. Kzn'ic Simmons. Gay Dawn Cook. Gina Grccn. Stacy Buckley. Fclisn Cnbuhzzl Young. Yolanda Harris. Leona Smith. lscszl Randall. Tommy Nicholson. Rim Lampmn. Karla! Yates. Paula Byrd. Rem Skinncr. Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Clark. Ol'lh'crs picturcd: Yolanda Harris and Lee I lobbs. HERO. emphasizes preparation for home economics related occu- pations. The members are in- volved in an on the job training program 215 well as classroom work. A large community project lead by the HERO club members this year was the hhToys For Tots project. The members also par- ticipate in Southern district and statewide competition. To close a successful year, the members are honored at a banquet. Organim liunv I l 5 Members: Lloyd Bradshaw. Dun Marlin. Anthony Thames. Anthony Hammond, Toncy Young. Ronnie McQueen. David Mag mrd. Daryl Taylor. Lcc Marthulcr. Lcu Mclnnis. .Iumcs Mchzw. Thomas szncr. leurl Pope. Shawn Holland. Scottie Moorc. Kcilh Cannon. Mark - McNuir, Lloyd Willimm. Rogcr Dunkin. Howard Hudgins. Shawn Crowley. Dewayne Richardson Nick Tanner. Chuckic Ward. Greg Rabcrson, Charles Bosurgc. Brucc Lynd, Lonnic Wcuvcr. Norris Wells. Keith Price. Joseph Abslonv and Brad Hudson. Advisers: Naomi Fuquu, Willis Fullin. 41nd Angie Day. I VICA prepares students for life. It VI C A brings togetheryoung men and wom- en who share common interests for an exchange of ideas, a discussion of problems and the opportunity to work toward common purposes. VICA offers prestige and recogni- tion through a national program of awards and contests. It broadens perspectives through interclub and interstate activities. It offers cocurri- cular activities that make education and training more meaningful. The main purpose of VICA is to in- still spirit and a desire to learn. to grow, and to become. OIY'I'Ccrx: Lloyd Bradshaw. Mark Mchzir, Scottie Moorc. Shawn Holland. and Keith Cannon. .Nol pictured: Shawn Crowley, Vocational, Industrial Clubs Of America I 16X Orgunl'izl Hons , NAPPY THANKSGIVING $0lf XUKHJ QU!0 F BLA C onfidence Character Citizensh 1'p Future Business Leaders of America helps to develop compclcnl. aggressive, business leadership. By helping to crc- zltc more interest in the intelligent choice of business occupations, it ' such: .S'ccrclzzir; 771mm; Ivy Trgusurcr Michcllc Hulluyqd: strengthens confidence. dCVClOpS char- mvrmn 1.an Hulclm: Isl hcc Prcsldcnl .lehczl Hull: 3nd hcc . . wulcnl Buck; Buzlxhum; Purll'umcnluriun .Wiuhcllc Wmco- Ham and prepares for USCIUI CltlZCn- 'z Mu Piclurud': Reporter luru RHCIL Ship- MAP WAIKSGIVIIS Ucmbcm: Anglczl Burrillcum. Burkhy Bcckhum. Paula Butler. Ficiu Cnmpcr. Bcclu rccl. Ruchcl frccr. Tunnm Dulc. Muric Dut'cnporl. Hull; Dm'inc. Youlzzn Douglm. Kim Graham. Allhczl HulL .loc Harrell. Lori Hutclq. .VI'L'hclIc Holland. Tunnm Ivy. Ford Ix'inscy. chdy lcnncp. .lim 1.00. Tzunnu 51411131th Butch .lellcllc. Kim Mug'lc'x. Scull Mcl.;:in. 14 ml .N'clwn. Shcilzz .Vclson. Karla: Purduc. Nim Phillips. 1 l'ruui Redmond. Angela Rogers. Donna Richardson. 1.0m Riqu. Rim Stark. Mario Wclls. Michcllc Wuscm'ich. and Karla Yulcs. Orgu nim lianyl l 7 The Key Club is a community leadership and service group Which is sponsored by the Pascagoula K wianis Club. The Club makes their point by helping students develop leadership ability and good citizenship practice. Mcmbcrs: Billy M'V'ldcn Billy Covington, Tcd Stuulccy Rick Brclund. Robby WWSOH. Murray .Iurdinc. David Vaughn. .Ioc Hurrcll. Robert Stanley Tcrry WI'IIIL'ImS Wzlync Moorcr. Charles Arfillcr. AI Boddcn. Arthur Sundcrmn. Brian Fuller. David Barber. Ron Eckcrl, Ricky Cunningham. Chris Ayers, Guy Krebs. Vincc Hurmcll. Craig Comm. .lamcs Cuff: Bryan Whilc. Sponsor: Mr. Lannie Slricklin OH'iccrs: Bryan While 7 Vicc Prcsidcnl. Joc Harrell Treasurer. Murru-x .lztrinc ,, Secretary. Arthur Sanderson 7 President. David Vaughn 7 Sargent ofArms I llWOrgl-mizu lions JUNIOR CIVITAN The Junior Civitan is a service club. The club collected food for the needy at Thanksgiving and toys at Christ- mas. Other projects were: campus beautification, Special Olympics and visits to the nursing Home. They made their point by serving! others! Serving The Community Making A Good Point Members: Kim Turner. Michelle Holland. Ford Kinsey. Michael Suksu. Michelle Wcacm'iclL Amanda Thompson, Marcus Baldwin. t Hccrs: Teresa Garner 7 , Secretary. Muriel May W Reporter. K im Beck; Bcckhum. Both McCrtlry. Lori German. Kimic Bucklew, Cindy nmcr President. Leah Spires Historian. Sandy Slider Trcu- Bass. Sandy Slider. Joey I Inns, Lcuh Spires. Maria May. A my Mitzcl, rcr. Hcvclry DuBosc Sponsor: Mrs. Becky Wood Organimtianstl I 9 71 FLI'11 IWI'X U Mfg k A CK. 'jUWMtugjfldnAKUk Pu1.k?ux1$hql A V 00wa QMQDwu 11'1h ' Trcv11 O'crbcn R111A8'tcu1rt 41m luckmn 80be 8'I1'dc.r Dunn 8171 1rx 8'11.1's1nnL .anSLH Drone Davis Montcu Robcrls.Stcph11n1'c ll11rr1.s' Becky I11mcs M c C r00 GROWLER S TAFF Deadlines, 5th period, worried spon- sors, 111 youts, smiles, headaches, deadline parties. copy, headlines, fun. all played a part in making our point with the 1985 GROWLER. What W115 our point? It was to try to reflect in this book 21 fabulous year at Moss Point High. We wanted to cre- ate, with the help of photos. words and 11 whole lot ofdediczz tion. 11 book that would capture our memories. Our goal W115 to make ma jor changes in our annual. We made it 11 point to include 113 many students as possible. Thank you MPHS for giving us a year to remember! I Jill,'Org11n1'71111'ons fl'L'V I J l V ill a J r f m ll'l'l1h Mark Young. Hock; lr'wm. Slcvc Edwards. Many headaches came before the layout is just right 111 turn it. Thu11nnu1-1l,st:1l't'1111'1'.s11lol 10 Mrs. Richardson 11nd Mrs. Bauer uho cnwumgcd us :11 pro- ducc 1h1 bi, 11 book 111 could XW 11 70911 H' Mng 11fr1l lwlwmm' r 1 V11 11511 xK flL; Y: VA i7 AKJEE W k f . K K KLXK. l mg; K ijvwanggi ' :Vf VLJVNQA i 53'!qu H1 l: fx AEDA? g 7 +'L;K Eerok tyker LxC'Ux $ thC R U ' X y 1 ' V -, t ., , QM x mmw mm mama? r .-.; leA' ng E: VVk Co-cditors Stephanie Harris and Monica Robcrls helped to nmku our annual lhc bust cvcr. Mrs, R ichzzrdson is unliciputing I'dczls which is :1 big part aflhc annual stuffs rmponsibiliticy. PC L A, '. y ., M Nd Unix. L1? 4' 314 mi n.2, . .x,ha 19 AyU: ,Ln -, woo.... . There are many responsibilities on Ihc annual staff which require concentration 11nd dedica- tion . When all the deadlines are met. it's lime to rake :1 long rest. MADE THEIR POIN T Orgunl'mlionv I 21 Studcnl Council Alc111bcrs: Murrzu .lurdinv. R1'cl1xlrd Bullmm. AI1111r1' Pups. Lorri Ix'clly. Craig Oman. R4111 lx'n110v111ski. :UIU UI'UCI. Marcus I311lduin. Iu11l1Sl11'rus. K1111 Ilzll'lej. Rubin Marion. ,1dl'1'vl1111:.l11ck.s11n. Izvddic Gluudc. chc Clark. David Vaughn. I'uul H'11I11111. David Barber. R1111 I'L'Acrl. Icc Hobbs. led 0111111. ch111dz1 SI11I'II1. John 011115. Sl1c1'l11 0111701, Angclu S11111l1'n. Chris Osgood. Danni Gill. Ucnnil'vr M11115. T1 mnu Dulunpurl. I3rz111ccx Blacks. Michelle Holland. 1111111111011 MUPhcrmn. 5711:1741 Pulk. 011111113 I11 rd. Will Wuodx. Rogcr M1111 . 1111111121 Nclllcs. 11111 chlunu. I,1111111111'c:1 .chllm. Al Viclmlson, Dcundm Curler. 511100 1.131113. :111d Guurgc .Uoldcn, STUDEN T COUNCIL SPEAKS FOR I 7L1013111111'x11111111s Student C ouncil works :15 21 represen- tation group for the entire student body. They are responsible for stu- dent government. elections and most activities. Some of thc progrmns the group worked on this year were: Homecoming, Carnival Ball. WhoE Who Elections. Womanlcss Beauty Pageant. Talent Show. Blood Drive. Dances. and Canteen. 8111110111 011111131 0171:1113: John Davis. Eddie Gluudv. Uglrcua Balduin. Shuilu DuiIc-L Lcuh Splurus. A dricnnc Jz1cln11n umu of the Sludcnl Omncil nwmbcn PFC- Uuruus, GCIIIIITCF. Angie undSlicllzl go mvrmmc ui'lhc planncd prujuclm szivnl Council HI'H rc Iu dcmrutc lhcir mum lbr Chrmmas. bc rcspnmiblc fur, f i -.., MP lion nu M .1. Prcsidcn! of the Council. Marcus Baldwin. pondcrs uvcr a Sludcnl Council dccr'siorL Each ymr the Student Council ix rcsponsiblc L ' , for hclpin;Y Ihc school Blood Drive run as RIJN smooth as possible. 0N EMPT Y. I l ,l' Illlx1 lx Organixutl'orV l l? DRAMA Ol'li'ccrs: Rubin Marion Vice Prcsidcnl. Adricnnc Jackson , Sucre- Izzrj. Shcilzl Polk Prcxidcnt. li'clicizz thllcs Reporter. Sandy Slidcr Trczzsurcr The Drama C lub is an entertaining organization which has inspired and taught many of its members how to enjoy the various kinds of theatrical performances. The club makes :1 point each year to present a series of onc-act p121 ys. The main performance is in the Spring. A'icnlbursz' Reggie Sims. Yolanda Harris. .lulm Umk. Trzlcic Mclnnis. Shciln Polk. Richard Muurc. Clmrlcs Redmond. Rabin Marion. Adri- cnnc Jackson, Clmnml A'IOldCIL Lori Grzu'bzm. Tony Armstrong. Roy GITIIL'nrccd. Yolanda Brighlu'cll. chcic Poucll. Vzllisu McCrory. Vcnciu Mclmyv. I'L'liciu Ncltlcs. l..'m10nic11 Nclllcx. Tonya Mchud. Susan Kirkland. Nuonu' Bax. Durnlleckson. Ifrnisu'nc Rogers. Danny Hnuvicr. Annic Williams. Chris Mars. I.c.s'lic Millcr. Sandy Slider. Michelle Murun. Ronald Crcur. Victoriu .lcnkinx. Alcmndcr Ilydc. Sponsor: Mrs. Shirley Ou'cns I J-VOm n in lions LEARNING ABOU T THE BUSINESS Junior Achievement takes alot of dedication from all people in volved. The advisers are dedicated to teach- ing the students the procedure of starting and running a business. The students spend many hours at night working on their business projects. The students use all oftheir methods of persuasion zmd salesmanship to sell the product which they produce. The program helps them prepare for the world of business. The students appreciate the companies that work with them. Organiza tionv 135 r F U TURE POLITICAL LEADERS I Lcl'l to Right: Kim Hzlrklcy. Rickcy BuIlcr. Ron Krowsynski. Terr; R03. Anita Culbrcalh. Marcus Bulduin. Claudia Mclnnis. Ccntcr: Sponsor ,, Mrs Mary Ruddimun The Moss Point High School Young Democrats are affiliated with the Jackson County Young Democrates. Their purpose is to get students p0- ll'tcally involved. They encourage them to be involved in our local cam- paigns. Of course they must be DE M OCRA T51!!! President 7 Marcus Baldwin Ochcrs: Leah Spires. Run Kruluzynxki. and Yolanda Cuplcs IJWOrgt-mizntions , 2 Joey Vice, John Davis, Will Woods and.Richard Bethany attended the Math and Science Tournament. Not pictured are Vince Hartwell, Kim Graham. Tim Dry. Rune Clark. and C zzrsic Hull. Science And Ma th Tournament The Math Science Tournament was held at Mississippi College. The team placed 2nd in the first round of competition. Richard, team captain, placed 3rd in the state in math while Joey placed 3rd in biology. Vince placed in the top 1070 in Chemistry. Clubs And Organizations Working, Serving Enjoying P0111 ting Towards A Total Education OrgzlnilutionVl27 S TUDEN T OFFICE AIDES PrincllL-Ilix oll'luc: Mulztnlc 15inch. Luacnzl lizunus. Angela Browne. Brian Drummond, Hclll McFrur-t. Tim Du. Tcrrl C'hunn. Daniel H'sllkcr. :Ullll'c'll Stringl'lcld. Ty'onu Daven- port. Chris Gunnulkcn, H'cmll Pol'ndmlcr. 21ml lx'lmiv Buclwlcu. Being an office aide is a very reward- ing cxpcricncc for the students se- lected. Each aide has jobs he is re- sponsiblc for each dz1 y according to which office he works in. Attendance Office monitors are responsible for assisting in chcckins only after per- mission is given by Ms. Cowzm or Ms. Polk. They also are responsible for collecting the :1 bscntccs cuch pe- riod Business office aides are busy helping to record receipts, running errands, and delivering packages. Aides in the Principal 19 office gener- ally run errands and deliver mes- sages. Some clerical duties are also in volvcd in some of thc aides respon- sibilities. Being an aide is fun, but it also in volvcs some hard work. Asxslamnl Principal's oll'lcc aides: Rodney Thompson. Loon Magoo. Darryl Ware. Anth- ony Armstrong. Mark Gluudc. ll'h'ddic C1110, Dcrrlck Hicks. Tony: Coopcr. Juan Hunks, Polar Gluudc. Dennis .lolncr. Ronnie Slcclc. and Robcrl .loncs, Attcndancc ofl'icc aides: Christie Robinson. Veronica Bordon, Yolanda Hudson. Darryl Jack- son. Vulcric McCorvcy. .luclu'c szrlcr, Craig Fornclt, Shari Blaklcy. Mark Gluudc. Carla Fitzgcmld. Harold l'inn. Mario Wells. Slow Richmond. Phyllis Robcrls. Janina Furnlss. Reginald Slim. Buich Mullcllc. Anncltc A rmxlcad. Dzunilu Byrd. Donna Richardson, Lacondzl IJhVOl'l'icc A ides Haynes: UUEEEU iuiduncc zlill'CSf Shcrric Grunlhzun. Willie v'uung. 01ml SoulhcrIL James Monugun. whin Stennis. Kim Gruhmn. and Martha Hillcr. ABOUT THE FUTURE? Jonicu hclps Ms: Birdxull in recording rc- :ipIs, Hrrric helps 10 count out rcparl cardg for Vocational aides: Michelle Coats and Low Randall. wh nine weeks. . Bmincss Office aides: David lerbcn Karla Purdue, Monica Knight. Alisa Haynes. Tinu urri and Angola arc bus; looking up student Blackmail. und Tcrn Williams. hcdulcs. v OlTicc A idcv I 29 Mrs, Bobbie Hays, Sponsor, Claudia Mclnnis. Editor. Larrizmc Hester. Eric Jackson. Nicole Foster. Kiln Smith. Monica Roberts. Naomi Box. Devinu McClummey, Susie Kirkland, Yolanda Brightwell TIGER FLASH The 1984-85 TIGER FLASH kept us up to date on the news around the school. It informed us as to who was liking who and which hits were num- ber one. The TIGER FLASH was the highlight of the month for many of the students. The paper was thorough in its co ver- age of school life. Included were I.?OrOrgu nim lions opinion polls, monthly calendar, sports, letters to thear Cricketi club news, letters to the editor, gos- sip, song dedications and informative feature stories. The paper staff did a good job in making their point . . . The TIGER FLASH represented us well! Ch! udiu Mclnnis. E dilor l1 fytley, 11. u thINTER SPECTACULAR hh Snow covered trees, snowmen, snow- lYakes and a red sleigh set the scene for our 1985 annual Beauty Pageant. Thirty-two lovely girls were Vieing for Class Beauty or Most Beautiful. Our recently elected beaus escorted the young ladies as they modeled their evening wear. FANTASYand the MA DRIGA LS, two very talented groups, enter- tained the audience while the judges made their decisions. It was an evening when Beauty Was the POINT! I984 Most Beautiful. chcic Powell, Annual staffers Trcvu. Mark and Ray work crowns India Ellis in I985. hard to prepare the stage for the pageant Mistress of Ceremonies ; Ms. chmnc For- rester She made all the girls feel at case on stage. if The band. FA N TAS Y. had the auditorium Rockin' during inlcrmission :15 they played the Iulcsl in Pop. rock :9 soul, Thcy mudc the unit for the judges decision a little easier. ,1? '1 1985 GROWLER BEA UTY PA GEA NT colorful sleigh. 1347A clivitics CON TES TA N TS: Dawn Atkinson. Tuna Blades. Nicole Foslcr, Ashley Gral'c. Donna Harris. Larrianc Hester, Lyncttc Johnson. Rosalind King. Lcslic Koskclu. Amy Rogers, Kristi Rushing. Sandra Smith. Laurie Vicc. Christine Williams. Melissa Edwards. Susan Eycrnmn. Arkimlu Ihhrzznklin, Trcva Gcrbcr, Tum Godfrey. Aundm Hydc. Victoria .Icn- kins. Michcllc Moore. LuMonicu Nculcs, Gumminzz Owcnx, Susan Watson, India Ellis, Christi Horn, lfarncstinc Rogers. Vickic Spiccr. Amanda Thmnpson. Michelle Wcsco- vich. Rhonda Wilson. mu through the beauty pageant. the Who's Who winners were called to the stage to receive wards. The winners were kept secret until unnounccd that night. Rosalind King prepares to enter the stage to model hcr cvcnlng wczlr. lh th contestants tricd to shake the backstage gittcrs . Mrs. Niles tried to calm lhcm .- thug cntcrcd lhc stage urcu. m for the evening wcrc: Heft to righU Cathy Bloomfield. Verna Ayers. Elbert Vaughan. Nicole Fosterlooksut totalcascasshc models Ufkc Wimn. They had 21 very laugh job that night. hcr sports wcur. ILUA clivitics M OS T BEA U TIF UL And M OS T HANDSOME Butch Mallette IJ4 Ac1ivilics Soph 0m ore Beauties Q Bea us LYNETTE JOHNSON ROSALIND KING DONNA HARRIS CHRIS BOSARGE LABARRON MCMILLIAN LANE SKINNER J unior 3eautics cf? Bea us SUSAN WATSON LAMONICA NETTLES TREVA GERBER SCOTT BOSARGE ROGER MANN TERRY WILLIAMS Senior Beauties 6'2 Bea us AMANDA THOMPSON RHONDA WILSON ERNESTINE ROGERS CHRIS OSGOOD RICHARD BETHANY LEON MAGEE Activitieylb' J UNI OR MISS Joey Hans The J unior Miss program offers high school senior girls adventure, excite- ment and the opportunity for person- 31 growth and college scholarships. Junior Miss is distinguished by its objectives and standards. Junior Miss is not a ubeauty pag- eant. It is characterized by scholastic achievement, involvement, creativity and the quest for excellence. JUDGING STA NDARDS: Judges Interview ............ 3570 Joey Hans. this years Junior Mics of Moss Scholastic Achievement ...... 1570 Point also won :1 $100 gift ccrtil'icutc from Creative and Performing Arts 2070 Dicksons clothing store along with the $700 , h college scholarship from the pzzgcztnt itsclh Pozse and Appearance ....... 15h Physical Fitness ............ 15h Thc Junior Miss Pzigcztnt Muster ol'Ccrcmo- nics was Senator Stephen Hulc. We congratula 16 Joey Hans on being selected Moss Point JR. MISS! Dumitzz Byrd was the Outstanding Talent Winner. She received 21 $50 scholarship from Moss Point's Junior Miss. Joey Hans. surrounded by the alternate Winners: C hristie Horn, Dynzichcm. Susan Mills. Leah Spires. and Hayley Hilbun. Lcuh was also thc winner oflhc covclcd award SPIRIT OFJUNIOR MISS . This :1 ward is special because all ofthe girls vote on the winner. Adventure, Excitement And Opportunity . . . I.?WActivitics Hulcy Hilbun sings und performs to I have :1 pain in my Saw Dusl'i Maria May sings Tomorrow . Which comes from Ihc broudwny perihrnmncc Annl'c . The break dunccrs. Electricity . perform during the girls' physical Hlncss routine. Christi Horne plays the guimr and sings Old Tymc Rock AZ Roll , x rial entertainment for the evening was provided by the Clare Hans The theme 0fthc pageant was Lctis' Dance The girls danced a good 'ccrs part of the cvcning. A Quest For Excellence A clivilichJ 7 MARDI GRAS . . . MP.H.S. STYLE The Fourth Annual Carnival Ball was 3 huge success. Lynn Presley, Master of C cremonies, presented the Royal Court. King Eric Flemming and his Consort, Diane Cronicr Queen Joey Hans King Chris Osgood L ynn Prcslcy pre- scnlcd the court and gu VI: :1 descriptive narra- Iivc about Murdi Crash Mnstcr othcrcmonics , . . Ii LaMuniczI Nettles and Michael Temple cn- tcrluincd us with :1 song I387A Utilities crowned Tiger 1 V, C hris Osgood and Quccn Tigcrctte IV, Joey Hans. The Royal Dance was led by our new King and Queen. Following the coronation, dancing was open to 311 who attended. Danni G111 provided the music. Cami V31 Ball Court Duchess Lcsliu Kaskcla Duchess Paige Perkins Duchess Nclm Smith Duchess Amy Bcnl'gno Duchcsx chcic Pun'cll Duchess Tum Godfrey Duchess India Ellis Duchess Damilu thrd Duchess Christi Horn Duchess Jucrx Hans Dukc David Barber Duke Chris Ayers Dukc led Carter Dukc Ron Kroloszynski Duke Eddie Gluudc Duke Scot! Boszzrgc Dukc Lcon Magcc Duke Chris Osgood Duke A rchic FaIrlc; Dukc John Graft Dr A-xcrs plcusunlb surprised us zlll m'lh hi5 dancing skillx ul lhc Carnival Bull, Rhud Curler and Nclm Smith cnqu'cd lzlking lhc opcm'ng duncc during7 Glrniml Bull. Thu Burl .Iumcs B;1nd prmr'idcd music for Ihc l985 'IElblczlus. Charles I' :1irlcy, SI: Sam, Hum Thompson Piunu, Pu! Crmvlcy Drums. and Stan Chapman Buss. Butch Mallcttcf Is that you behind the .shudcx? Traci. lacy Scott, Brian seem I0 be having a good mm 100! Can you idcnIiIB' lhcsc masked mcn? ActivilicVUQ Joe y Hans Miss M.P.H.S., Joey Hans, the girl everyone knows and likes, well deserves the honor giv- en to her by the student body. Cheerleading, an outstanding personal- ity, a friendly smile, and total involvement in school life best de- scribes Joey. Along with many other hon- ors, she was also elect- ed our Moss Point Jr. Miss. CONGRA TU- LA TIONS JOEY! IJOlWhois Who Chris Osgood Mr. M.P.H.S., Chris Osgood, is admired as both a friend and an outstanding ath- lete. He is known na- tionwide as he was chosen a H i gh School All American by Parade Magazine. His Awards and ac- complishments are too many to name. Chris has a very qui- et nature but he is noticed and recog- nized by all due to his huge success as a friend, an athlete and a scholar. CON- GRA TULA TIONS CHRIS! Soph 0m ore Class Fa vorites CHRIS BOSARGE RICO BANKS AMY ROGERS J um'or Class Fa voritcs SEA N BRADLEY SCOTT BOSARGE TARA GODFREY DI. nwwzmidb ' .I: l E Senior Class Fa vorites PHILLIP LEE TERR Y A USTIN GINA GREEN 14.7 Who's Who Most In tellectual JOH N DA VIS WILL WOODS JOEY VICE Most Likel y To Succeed WILL WOODS CHRIS OSGOOD JOEY VICE Most Versa tile CHRIS OSGOOD JOEY HA NS TERR Y AUSTIN Silliest SOphomores RICO BA NKS GAR Y LEBLA NC Jolliest Juniors TREVA GERBER SEA N BRADLEY CINDY WA TKINS Scrio us Seniors JOHNJAL YNN MCPHERSON JOHN GRAFE INDIA ELLIS Who 3' Why I 43 Cu test JOEY HANS JOHNJALYNN MCPHERSON CHRISTI HORN INDIA ELLIS Most Talen ted CHRISTI HORN CHRIS OSGOOD JOEY HANS Best Dressed BETH DEVINE JOHNJALYNN MCPHERSON MIKE MOFFETT IJ-V Who '5 Who Most P011 t6 KAREN FRANCIS WILL WOODS CHRISTY HORN . Wittiest GINA GREEN PHILLIP LEE GARRETT TUCKER Best Persona 11' ty INDIA ELLIS MICHELLE COATS BETH DEVINE Who 34 Why I 45 HIV Whu is Who Most School Spirit ARCHIE FAIRLEY PHILLIP LEE JOEY HA NS CHRIS OSGOOD Most A thletic GINA GREEN TERR Y AUSTIN CHRIS OSGOOD You th Legisla tare he Y.M.C.A. Youth Legislature and have come to dominate both AIS provided youth With hands on the executive and legislative : xpericnce in the workings of the branches. .- fississippi Legislature since its STA TE 0 F MISS 1531 13 p1 ' uception 20 years ago. M.P.H.S. Pictured above: Eddie Claude, YOUTH LEGISLA TURE :udcnts became involved in the Robert Stanley and Ron Krotos- rogram some three years ago, zynski. v 7.3-,.9 :A j.- . S TAR S TUDEN T John Da Vis S TAR TEACHER Sharon S tricklin I Band names left off page 102: Rod- Jewell, Darren Lett, Joseph Spivey, OOPS, crick Blake, Warren Woods, Stan Aundrakc Davison, Glennon Ram- . Brazzel, Bertrum Jennings, Ron may. SORR Y!!! Eckert, Billy Covington, Robert E. , A clil'ilicy I 4 7 WORKING FOR THE F U TURE Vocational Education plays a Vital role in the high school curriculum. 1 t prepares many of the students for jobs they can walk into immediately following graduation. Some of the courses provide actual on-the-job training. These students are able to go to school and work at the same time. The following courses are offered: Industrial Arts, Industrial Drafting, Metal Trades, Carpentry, Vocation- al Office Training. Distributive Ed. I 3: ll, Occupational Home Econom- ics 1 $1 11, Marketing 1. Intensive Business Training, Auto Body Re- pair and Marine Mechanics. Vocational clubs at Moss Point High arc: VICA, FBLA, HERO, DECA. Many Vo-Tech students are involved in these. I48hCz1ndids DI 4 I V M m u C Congratulations Terrie! We are very proud ofyou. Love, Mom 8; Congratulations Darren! We have come a long ways together, and may Gods richest blessing be with you, my pride cfcjoy. Mom Congratulations Yolanda Davis! You,ve been joy tQ happiness to us. Mom, Dad tQ Bro Dad 7 Congratulations Keith! May the rest of your life be successful. George tQ Catherine How do you spell relief? G-R- A-D-U-A-T-I-O-N! We are proud ofyou. Mitch 62 Mom Congratulations LeMesia! We are very proud of you. Mother ch Step-father Becky we are proud of you. As you always say Y1 know thaths right. Love Mama 8: Daddy. Congratulations Michelle from your loved ones e Andre, Paul, Rochelle, James, and Mom 4 Congratulations Joe! Mother tQ Daddy C ongra tula tions Bill! WE finally made it e Love You Mom J2 Dad Congratulations Robin! Wishing you success and happiness. Mom and Meldon Congratulations Patricia Dorsey! May God bless you and be with you throughout the years to come. Mom J? Dad Congratulations Dennis! Life's toils have only begun, Good Luck 62 Best wishes! Mom tQ Dad Congratulations Michelle! Be proud ofyourself as I am! Love, Mom Congratulations Reginald! Al- ways put God first and strive for success. Love, Mom tQ Dad Congratulations Rolanda! May p your life be a great success and i ma y Gods blessings be with you. A loving friend, Andrea Congratulations MeKell! You are a WINNER e May God and perserverance be with you e Continue upward. Love, Mama Congratulations Son! We knew you could do it. Never hesitate to dream. Mom ck Dad Congratulations Eric! You fill our lives with happiness and our hearts with love. Congratulations Cornelia! You have been an inspiration to your whole family. Mom eQ Dad Congratulations Claude! Mom tQ Dad y. Congratulations Kim! You light up our lives. Love, Mama 3; Dad- dy TANYA e I m very proud of you. I thank you for being a good daughter. I love you. Daddy Congratulations Sandra! May God bless our daughter in the near future. Mom 32 Dad Congratulations Maria Cross! Re- member Education is the Road to SUCCESS. Hatti if: Salter Congratulations Alisa! We love you. Mom tQ Dad Congratulations Christi! We are proud of you. i 4, To Cassandra Stallworth from your mother. Try to achieve your goal in the near future. Darrel e YLife is not a play- ground, so stop fooling around. Mother, Dad, Roscoe 8: Nellie Congratulations Lorri! Thanks for being a dutiful daughter and always doing your best. Mom 82 Bill 1 Congratulations Lenora! We want you to know that we are proud of you. Success to You! Your loving parents. Best wishes, Leah e You are a wonderful daughter and sister. Mama, Daddy and Jody Congratulations SENIORS! The annual staffthinks you are pretty special!!! I52Y5enior Messages AD VER TISEMEN T The Growler Staff greatly ap- preciates the interest and the financial support of all the merchants who purchased an ad to be placed in the 1984-85 yearbook. We encourage the people of Moss Point to pa- tronize these businesses as it is obvious that these merchants recognize Moss Point Consu- merism. PA TRONS Lottiehs Ceramic Shop Elyk Furniture Bargain Annex Little Super Grocery Robertic Small Animal Clinic Jackiek Beauty Shop MabryTs Food Land Dominok Pizza Pas-Point Discount Drugs, Inc. Alpha Printing Co. Frenchk Chevron Jones Awning cQ Fence Co. Tonyhs Pizza Salon Of The South Magic Mirror Jim MCNair Realty Handy Pantry and Krispy Gold Chicken Mississippi Export Railroad Co. Southeastern Industrial Fabricators thongratulations Seniorshh e Clare Hans The Punkin Patch Nursery A d vertis'mnen l t I 5,? ESCATAWPA PHARIWACEx PH. 475-6912 C. Mack Hobbs Hwy 613 Escata wpa, MS THEFLOWFR COTTAGE 3713 Bellvicw Moss Point, MS PH. 475-5761 Tri-City Electric Supply 00., Inc. - Wholesale Electric Supplies -- 2835 Andrew St. Pascagoula, MS Phone 762-0571 154 7 A d vcrl iscmcnl SONIC DRIVE-IN 4725 Main - Moss Point - 475-6725 Moss Point High School Stands Among The Greatest! C omplimcnts Of An Alumnus LATEST ARRANGEMENT FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 2214 lngalls Ave. Pascagoula. MS DARLENE CAINES HAIR CARE STUDIO 8'Studcnt Day - Monday - $10.00 Next To K-Mart 4825 Chico St. Pascagoula. MS 762-2213 Mm ?oinft CW Mm 33.0. Box 809 . . , A4055 73am; Mags: 139533 4t 475.030? C AND G AUTO PARTS 85 C AND G AUTO PAINTS Helena 475-8238 Moss Point 475-9281 Best Wishes T0 The Class Of 285 The Growler Staff c t 5 4 . mo um A d vcrliscmcn! 7 I 55 MAGNOLIA PLACE Shoes And Accessories Where The Customer Counts! 5000 Main St. Moss Point, Mississippi 39563 GRAFE AUTO 4701 Main St. Moss Point, Mississippi Phone - 601-475-9611 Chrysler 7 Plymouth Dodge Trucks HAMILTONS 5024 Main St. Moss Point, Missismppi C omplcte Home Furnishing 475-9761 MOSS POINT MARINE, INC. 601-475-6885 Roberts Road Moss Point I567A d vcrl iscmcn! minizLinE mi? Siam MJEss::am-aucimyii The Unique Trim Design7 Wayne Harris - Owner 1 2505 Amonett St. 160D 762-3992 Pascagoula, MS 39567 C ustom Stripes Body Side Molding Sunroofs Window Tenting Custom Body 19 Paint Jobs EDD 19 DR I VE-IN C r Pn?nlr Automotive Paints Body Shop Supplies 3642 N. 14th Street Pascagoula, Mississippi 601-762-1234 Phone - 762-2177 3834 N. Market St. Pascagoula, Mississippi FOSTER LENNEP cQ SONS, INC. - Building Materials ; Gaf Roofing - Devoe Paints Phone - 475-4371 5006 Morris St. Moss Point, MS BOTTER H ONDA 3310 Pascagoula St. Phone: 762-5303 WOMETCO MOBILE COCA- COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. 0 Sales 0 Parts 0 Service Jackson County Sales Center 1900 Highway 57 Ocean Springs, MS 39564 Telephone: 1601 3 875-5426 1d! crlianchI57 BUSH OFFICE SUPPLY CO, INC. 22 Dclmas A vc. Pzzscugoulzz. MS Downtown Plaza 762-2874 CI I! IV IIIOIIALS BUNTYN MONUMENT CO. 4501 KREOLE AVEV MOSS POINT, MISS 39563 PASCAGOULA SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. 5609 Scarstown Road lesczzgoulzl. MS Business 762-2901 DICKSONS Clothes And Shoes For The Entire F a mil y Phone 475-8565 4931 Main St. Moss Point HOURS Sun-Thur. 11 AM-IO PM Western.Sizzlin Steak House Fri. And Sat. 11 AM-ll PM US. Choice Broiled Sirloin Steak Hwy 90 Pascagoula, MS 762-5588 1587A dvcrtiscmcnt YO U R SUNIIC ndependenf AGENT SERV S Y U FIRST HARDY AND JACOBSON, INC. Insurance A nd Bonds Best Wishes For The Senior Class Of19851 762-5551 1203 Jackson Avc. Pascagoula, MS Me PASCA GOULA -MOSS POIN T BANK 2 We Are Working For Our Youth Member FDIC. ESTABROOK IQ m j r New Cars 6- Used Cars TIME SAVER New And Used Trucks 3912 Main St, Moss Point Parts And Service On 7 Cars And Trucks PASCA GOULA 762-2641 BEA UTY ACA DEM Y Service - 762-2912 . Searstown Shopping Ctr. Parts 2 762-2913 P I 762 5951 3689 14th St. ascagou 3 1 Pascagoula ,4 d wrllls'cmcnl 2 I 59 Merchants 24 noun m E;...;.::. Marine Teller m MERCHANTS 52 MARINE BANK Pascagoula 0 Gautier 0 Moss Point 0 Escatawpa Member FDIC 762-331 1 All Loca tions FH3HWHTYFFDERAL SMUNGS3LOAN AS$XHAUON THECMAMORAMA BEAUTYSHOP P.0, Box 667 475-2184 Sarracenia Rd. - Helena Oak Center 475-4473 Shopping Cu- Walk-Ins Welcome Escatawpa, MS 39552 MOM 436-4438 611 Callborne S', AlR-CONDITIONING MOSS POINT INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. YOURIer m Insurance for Every Need WWW A5 7 Real Estate-Mongage loans p'umbjng 8t Heatlng CO., I'hC. PHONE 475-3861 Moss POINT, MISSISSIPPI ,1 v ,, Since 1945 PO, Box 201 T LYNN PATYERSON Biloxil Mlu. 39533 IMVA d vcrl iscmcn! Asphalt P21 Ving Soil C cmcnt Base 4 75-5 700 M 055 Point BUSBY 0 COWART 5 TV SALES 85 SER VICE PUGHS FLORAL SHOP Quasar Serving Jackson SEW It With 2 III County Since 1959 Flowers G 3902 Market Street Pascagoula, MS 762-0969 475-7797 762-4411 4400 Chico Rd. 5101 Main Pascagoula Moss Point D 62 G S U PER MAR K E T ANDERSONS Old Mobile Hwy. BAKER Y Pasczzgoula. MS n i ,1 715' net: ,5SUPE H 1? manual Home Owned And Operated 762-0612 We'd Like To Be A Part Of What's Happening To You 203.? Market Street Pascagoula, MS 39567 Phone: 762-3622 Good Luck Seniors! A dvcrliscmchlhl INTERNATIONAL PAPER Moss Point, Mississippi W I 62W1dvcrliscmcnl e--------a FOSTER LENNEP AND SONS, INC. - Hardware Division - Phone: 475-2815 Mclnnis A vcnuc Moss Point, Mississippi C ampliments Of Wayne T. Adkison, D.M.D. And Family SHIELDS HARDWARE AND SEPTIC TANKS R cpair And Plumbing 475-1653 475-2531 DAY DETECTIVES, INC. - Since 196- - Mississippik Largest Full Service Security Agency Burglar Alarms ; Fire Alarms 7 Combination; Burglar Alarms - U.L. Certified; Fire Alarm and Supervisory Services; Closed Circuit TV; and Courtroom Intercom Systems. 2310 - 19th Street G ulfport, Mississippi Phone: 601-863-2610 A dvcrliscmch I 63 92-22-222 PHONE 497-5298 er 90 GAUTIEK MISS. 39553 Owner: Charles Stuckcy Blossman PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI Inc.- Jerry Richard Manager OFFICE: 16011 762-2962 16011 762-4941 A-DISCOUNT AUTO PAR TS 2954 Market St. Pascagoulzz. MS 39567 Phone 769-1678 SJ vc Money On The Auto Parts You Need At 2Truc Discount Prices AMERICAN BANK OF JACKSON COUNTY Member F,D.I.C. Moss Point, Mississippi 475-0500 16-174 dt'crlm'lncn! WAYNE LEE 8 GROCER Y cQ MARKET 1317 Telephone Rd. Pascagoula, MS Phone 2 762-4101 EVA NGELINE RESTAURANT . Enjoy Life Eat Out More Often World's Best Stuffed Crabs Gumbo Supreme Steaks 1312 Telephone Rd PO. Box 37 Pascagoula, 762-9929 Wayne And Jane Martin 76mg SALES 8 RENTALS Mississippi Gulf C 0851's Only Exclusive Formal Shops Alco Shpg. Ctr. 762-1192 Pascagoulzl, Mississippi Balloons And Gifts For All Occassions MR. CHARLEYS BALLOONS AND PARTY SUPPLIES P215. MS 39563 769-2342 EVIHBUDE E 65th Bakers Sporting Goods 6011475-8476 4501 Main Street Moss Point, MS 39563 EDNA BAKER ROBERTS DWIGHT BAKER STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS IVIVI 'AI. 'NSUIANCS DONALD C. -LAMEY. SR. Agent 4190 Bellview Street Moss Point, Mississippi 39563 Bus.: 160D 475-8300 Res.: 16013 475-6356 BONANZA FAMILY RESTA URANT 2533 Denny Ave Pascagoula, MS 39567 769-2781 7 Owners - Marvin And Connie Taylor PERKINS TIRE SER VICE , 5,- 2225 Dann y A V6. 3 ' Hwy 90 Pascagoula, MS 39563 Front End Alignments Brakes Worn Winches Bill Perkins Own er Get in the right lane. .. DAISLIN l'-1! 'I'L'HH- Wu' 5 3 II A dvcrliscn1cn17165 We Only one class ring can really fit you. And Campus Supply has it. Your class ring should be as unique and special as you are. And it can be, when it's from Balfour. Because you choose the style, the stone, the deeomtion. the engnwingwto create 21 class ring that is yours alone. Your own personal class ring from Balfour. No other can express who you are so exactly. Or help you recall those special times so clearly. QBalfuur Gampus Supply Post Offtce Box 83 Jackson MS 39205 tOOD 35470200 ktT mn ??$th VRMEKM. 2510 Market Street Pascagoula, Ms. 39567 t601t 769-2676 hOuality Service . . . At Reasonable Prices I667A dvcru'scmcnl C ongratula tions 1 985 Senior Class Compliments Of A Friend PARKS FURNITURE You Furnish The House 5 We Furnish The Home! Phone 475-7931 4335 Mclnnis Moss Point BURNHAM DR UG CO. Main Street Moss Point, Mississippi 47553411 A Friend Dedica tes This Spot To You Hang In There Sophomores And Juniors Your Da y 15 Coming! PERR rs YAMA HA 2 0,0 CEN T55 Telephone Road Bert Perry 762-0280 MODEL YTM-ZOOL A d vcrtiscmcnt 5 I 6 7 What We,Ve Done IS x 3...; Rem em bered H are Dan '1 I look cute? We cnjoy our lunch break. Another Punlhcr is laid Ia rust! .4 Some young man has made a POINT to make Valentinciv Day special for these young ladies, I 08K 11ndidx H'Imlk David. Ihc mud cllcmist. up In nmciJ Just :1 hip uill mul INC ol'li' It's gunnu bc 11 lung dmf MAKE- UP PICTURES Denandcrs, Lisa Grindle. Larry Milton, James Moore. Constance Shaw, Louis Hardy, Robin Mosley. Kim Sumlin, Angela Webb, 10558 Brown. Gary Hutchings. Nathan Candidylw SER VIN G THE TIGERS WELL This display is one olithc many W21 ys the cafe- teria .s'tul'l'showed their support to the Tiger team this your. Linda McArthur getting ready for the stu- dents to come in during lunch hour. li'zyc Stokes cooking up something good for lunch. I WVC'mdids The cafeteria staffenjoys serving the students of Moss Point High School. They support the Moss Point Tigers i llOur favorite team . The staff keeps up with the boys after they go on to college. They like to see the holidays come when the boys Visit and eat lunch. It '5 like seeing family come home. The staff also enjoys seeing all the rest of the students come home to visit. They say, uwe grow to love all 0fthem and hate to see them lea ve at graduation. Most of the ladies have been at M.P.H.S. for ten years or more. The Growler Staffsays. Thank you to the ones who serve us all so well'i This page of our school yearbook has been dedicated to them because they are so dedicated to us at Moss Point. Linda McArthur. Louise Wells. llilmzt Coward. and Brenda McArthur show off one of the special cakes the; have made for the TIGERS This is :1 send ol'l'cztke wishing Good Luck to the Tigers in the Red Carpet Bowl. C'aleterizt Stall? Gladys Moore. Evelyn Cochran. Linda McArthur, Sudie McArthur. Faye Stokes. Louise Wells. Hilmu Coward. Wanda Stokes. and Brenda McArthuri MPHS FACULTY AND STAFF Thinking Working Relaxing CundidVl 7l SERIOUS . . . Arc Mike and Sonja making ucckcnd plum 0r discussing Ilml lust clays? India Ellis 21nd Ix'cnnclh Ilzznj did make :1 llzmdsamc couple Ihill m'ghtff I1 must have born Manda; nmrningf Did Micthlc rcuII-t gel :1 mu wilh binning llml bubblc in the library? I 7.vXC;llldl.db .Do up rmll-x luok likc uc arc road; lbr nur .szulc 10 - 01115? 'H'h;II sccms 10 be .mur pmblcm. Tmmm 1 II' i! is nul your girllficnd. i1 mus! be 1112!! I'nglllsh clusm N lfchcllc Baldwin models onc of the latest Bu! bha Benjamin dl'dn'! knou he had rabbit thns, mrm T zzrl, the Christmas clmmx u'crc xupposcd to bc hung in lhc Iibrun no! on your hczld NO 1 A l LEA i S, Tyonc as ho c315 nutty the profits of Ihc . . . o Czl nlccn. C;1ndid.Vl 7K? BcllL d0 Imu almus drcss likc this? I K Hon mclq can ym gcl. chcc 21nd Angelaf' Our senior players plus , . . The joke must be on me. No unc else is laughing, Mnuri. you can look up now! HERBS LOOKING AT CHA Us work? But we fooled you! King Tut Comes :Ilivcfl l 74 C11I1d1 ds Drone has his moment on .stagc! SONIC pcaplc will do anything for 21 picture! Hg 1 ' I? What a mess is in my lockcr! Couch. mujbc sales uill pick up! u, wonder if Mr. Stricklin ever slid out Of his I can? believe wave got to cut the whole thing! Chair. Candidsy I 75 1 gfdi? ' I ' e ve Me M5ur point, 'I ,1 .We' ve exgbred OurJiyVely city? 4 I 41.x . I . 'IDown shady lanes, across sparkling IMHWI ',, 1;; . . '. 1 We ve walked under the majestic oaks, we 13g 31:31:10? 3. ?- ,I,;;;;1 i lacy patterns ohmqs;,. :1 - - 1 . t fo C -' i. , r- . d. We ve Sa voured the slow pace of reliectionuiu .- .Lf'i' . 1M 1 ' a i a 'ht-,Wexxmade our point x- grt; 3' ught the smiles of. friendship, 3L? . 75' the laaightgr oflovIe.1 '7 a 3' L 1 V I i h I 1 3:: h IE'W; V$Ii$t9ned for tho synmngfpyt of ' 'A . Jr? . K 1 happiness. . .3- , Q 5., ? . I We ve lIonged for theprqmlsed 1.9 of ' ' . . ' r 4' m 1e 11. . , , . 735:. ioiX p 0 13.: j 5:; 5E 19,. i Weze made our' pom , ,.' - f - J ; f' We 6 climbed the bf merifory, .9, . . t t 1 fw$oared t0 the heigh ?ctory, -. i ' W , ' ;, ,1. v 53' vikplo'red the yalleys, of efeat. 'JI f 1 tier 1? i I 'W yefwa7l6d1hemaii I. ., 'VTFEL t 2ft?- 5 stand, 'the Qards have been wen 5 46 :65 f :t e ' Titer and the tearstforgotten . ' -- 1 htqfrmbr building, stnengtheging, . a'kng nttod paths with uncertain feet, 1 ,i I h'. wNihie h d the. tomorrows in our hands. e , ii ' vThey i ours to do with as we will. 4:. We VI made our point. v . GRADUATION 1985 George SmIlwurlh rcccivcd his diploma from Dri Cronin. Superintendent. Richard Izzmc received a standing ovation as he STOOD zind WALKED out to receive his diploma. New Beginnings The Seniors of I 985 got carried :1 way :1! the end 0f1hc graduation ceremonies andjust could not resist the temptation oftossing their caps in the air. PROCESSIONAL, CAP 62 GOWNS, SPEECHES, DIPLO- MAS h We Say Good-Bye h Graduatioiyl 77 CLASS NIGH T A Special Time For Honors And Awards X.h Seniors eagerly waited to hear their names called A NIGH T FOR RECOGNITION! Presidential scholar, John Davis. as he re- ccivcs his honor cords from Mr. Johnson. 1 7bVCqus Night Student Council Ends Year With Fun, Entertainment And Enormous Generosity IIIIELMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIII .i It. , ' 1-1 IIIIIIIIII iIIIF?l IIIIIII amtugm Giving A Part Of Ourselves M.P.H.S. students once again broke the record giving 133 pints of-blood during the annual blood drive. The cooperation and participation of all the students was really great!! Blood Drive USA For Africa Dona tion For two days student council mem- bers were scurrying around collectv ing little blue and white bags. Many of us wondered what the little bags were for when they first appeared in all the teachersI mailboxes. Our stu- dents made a POIN T to fill these bags with the change they had for the children of Africa. :3 . rlwllu NOK-.NHCAN.b mESmb-AQ Team: Cindy Watkins, Lagunia Spivcy, Pam T21 ylor, Anita Free, Carolyn Jackson, Paula Shepperson, Gina Green. Tonya Mitchell, Shawn Osgood. Regina South, Barbara Hyde, Karla South, Amanda Vice, Stephanie Mchath, Tina Henderson, Stephanie Free. Softball The girls1 softball team finished the season with a 19-5 overall record and District VIII champs. Named to the district team were Gina Green and Sharon Parker. Pascagoula 7 MP - 5 DYberville 0 MP - 11 Vancleave 0 MP A- 10 Coaches A. Joseph and B. Lew- St. Martin 0 MP w 11 is East Central 4 MP - 13 Bilaxi 0 MP 6 Ocean Springs 13 MP 12 Long Bcac11 1 MP .. 10 Pascagoula 0 MP W 2 Ocean Spnngs 8 MP v- 6 D'Iberville 0 MP .. 7 Mercy 0.055 2 MP g 13 Vancleavc 0 MP F. 14 Pass Chnstian 0 MP - 11 Long Beach 4 MP - 5 Long Beach 7 MP -- 3 . St. Martin 1 MP 17 0m SP'WS 4 MP 1' 9 East Central 6 MP - 7 Ocean Spr1ngs 10 MP -. 6 Biloxi 5 MP a 8 Ocean Springs 2 MP -. 10 Mercy Cross 0 MP - l4 Mercy Cross 1 MP ,- 15 Karla South is safe at third. Bring in the runners. Stephanie! 180m lhlctics BASEBA LL JUNIOR VARSITY U-r fronU Ricky Cunningham. mgn, Tim Grccr. Andy Lucas, szrcy Sims Cornelius Patterson. Brian Fullcr. U-r bzch Ronnie Byrd, Paul Walton, Chris Boszzrge, S , , , , 4 , ' ' It B d k . a road catch. Tony Gibson. Adrian Crccr, Torrance Davis, Coach Allen Bccnc. C0 oslrgc ml Ls $ Edward is ready I0 put fhlll 15! base runner VARSITY H-r fronn Ricky Cunningham, mgr.. Brian Barficld, Rodney Little, Stacey Moblcy, out! Cornelius Patterson. Carey Sims, Chris Bosargc, Adrian Crccr. H-r bacld Clint Wells. Duane Moscly. Bulch Mullcltc, Bob Harper, Mike Saksu, Scolt Boszlrgc, Edward Sherman. Lance Boddcn, Coach Johnny Zelcnka. DIAMOND DOLLS U-H Lcslic Koskcla, Lynette Johnson, Maria May. Deborah Scidcl. Stacey Shields, Dawn Millcnder. Traci Mills. Tara Godfrey, AthchI ch8l 181 BOYS TRACK STATE CHAMPS LONG JUMP A Rodney Chambers 23'6V2 LONG JUMP Phillip Jacobs 2T9V2 HIGH HURDLES 7 Leon Magee 13.9 330 yd. INTERMEDIATE HURDLES Leon Magcc 38.3 Other consistant point producers throughout the Season: John Parker, Terrance Franklin, Michael Jacobs. Darrell Tails, Chris Os- good, and LeBarron Lee. Michael Jacobs goes for a spin to win! Ixyxtlhlctics Tcum Members: chdcll Stacy. Frederick Johnson, Phillip Jacobs. Roderick Mugcc, Jeffcry Keys. Chris Osgood. .luhn Pzzrkcr. Willie Young. RJ Williams; Gary Slallu'orth, Brian Grier- sun, Mike Miller. Tcrrzzncc Franklin, Michael Jacobs, Allrcl Nihulson, Alfred Richardson. Curlis Booker. Radncy Chambers. Brynn! Cunningham, Mark Adams. Lcon Magcc. Dale Sellers. Alonzo Williams. Arthur Williams, LcBnrron Lcc. Gurrcll Tucker. Pedro Eulmon, Durrcll Tzzilc. Anlhony Thrash. Charlcs Miller. Eddie Grahznn. James Dailcy. RECORD BIG 8 RUNNER UPS EASTERN ZONE CHAMPIONS DISTRICT VIII RUNNER UPS SOUTH STATE CHAMPIONS STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS Girls Tra ck Outstanding performer 1985: Sandy Slider 7 Is! plan 3 mile run Dislri1:U ls! place 4380 run dislritl, South Stale and Stale Individual achievements: Rhonda Macklin 7 Shut 7 4th district Debra Brandon 7 High Jump 7 Isl district and tied 41h State, 440 dash 2nd Dis- Incl Slcghanic Collin 7 Hurdles -, 3rd district C alhv Langham 7 440 dash 7 er district Dynctla Johnso 7 Hurdles 7 3rd dislricl Trina Richardson 7 Mile 7 3rd district Tim Woods 7 880 run 7 2nd district 440 Relay Team 7 Is! Districl m3! new reconh Angcla Matthews Trina Richardson Tawan- dal James Vicshcll McCorvcy Tawanna Ar- M 880 7 Mile Relay 7 3rd district Team composed of: 3 Seniors, 2 Juniors and IO Sophomores We are very proud ofour track members 35 they cam:- from 22 deficit poims behind Biloxi out ofthe ficld events to win the dis- trict this year. Each participant contributed 10 lhc group as no other group of Lady Tigers has done before. I! look a great deal of cuuragc and determination m catch and surpass a l7nc team as the Indians. DIS TRIC T VIII CHAMPS Relay: Tina Lctl. Trina Richardson. Kathy Langham. Debra Brandon, Tim Woods FIELD EVENTS: Back 7 Rhonda Mzzcklin, Pam Taitc. Front 7 Tawanna James. chm Brandon Tim Woods, Tawannzz Arnold. A lhlclichZsC? Ii r171j Vgu u Team members: Brian Drummond. John Grafe, Sonyia Mack, Billy Wilder, Da vid Carpenter, Kevin McCreary, Da vid Barber, Murra y Jardinc, Cameron Snow. No! pictured: Robyn Miles, Wendy Lennep, Mark Glaudc, Rick Breland, and Joe Harrell. Rick Brclzznd returns :1 volley 10 his Vanclcavc OPPOHCIIL C 0:1 ch James Dcnson MA TCH SCORES Pzzscngoulu V a nclczz vc Ocean Springs Mercy C ross St. John Harrison Ccn, x'wuuxv. C v, Them k'uka'kx Team members Rick Brcland and Joe Har- rell, Biloxi 2 3 0L V I 4 G ulfport 0 5 I 84 Sports yrs ' -'.'.I 1'01 ; lift! 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