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

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Gerber. m' mung: The Srmie was always :1 lhmrire stoppin place after svhuul. Glenda Beech was there to serve us wirh a smile. In the afternoon the children at Punkin htch enjm'ed the company of Trem k'WU a h Wayne Lee's kept Jimmy Creel busy. No matter what the job was. he always seemed to enjoy it. Stringing bows was one of the odd jobs Timmy Dunn perfbrmed while working at Daniel's Den. STUDENT LIFFVI5

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MAKIN G TRACKS FOR CASH Many students from MPHS hadjohs after school at many different places. For exame ple, familiar faces could be seen on the other side of the counter at McDonald's, Burger King, Winn Dixie, and Piggly Wiggly. Those job getters all had one objective: cash. Some wanted it for cars, some, a sizable savings account. They could see the goals re- alized as the pay came in. Having a job, however, didn't mean free money. In addition to working, a stu- dent had to maintain his homework and grades. Most spare time was ibrfeited too, as workers had to give up a'a tes and after school activi- ties forjob schedules and 0h- ligations. Billy Un'ingtun elm'ked in In his al'le-r svhrmljul; 211 Winn Dixie where he learned more nlmul the world 01' Work. Whether needing a Imllle ul' vimmins urjusl an item 017' 1110 shell: Jackie Doss muld always be found I'ur survive III MedinMnrt. IJKSV'I'I WENT LIFE

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m A STYLE ALL OUR OWN Fashion tracked us all here at A1055 Paint High School. Bright colors were definitely a hit this IHHU th-h, a ,my dress Md? m MPHS year, and multimlored jewelm' Shorts like Hunya Hurrimns- wore was seen everywhere. Jeans zmd permitted. deck shoes. the old standards, remained llu'nl'ites this V6111: Ashlm' Crate modeled the new punt ' lvngth, There were many new exotic hairstyles this year. A popular style was the tinted auburn streaks that highlighted many heads at MPHS, Daryl? Thames showed nit his artistic jeanx I brought mine first! f1 Tinted hair Wm: in style. I6XS'I'UDENT LIFE