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

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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

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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

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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.