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

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Bringing a lunch to school and eating outside like Dawn Millender is fun with friends like Roderick Magee and Terry Doby. G'riffm' Sireei Grocery' Bridgette Rand grabs a bite to eat before school from the little store. The cafeteria is a fun place to eat, talk, or even do homework. Some teachers like Mrs. Rimer prefer to take out food to eat in the lounge or room. STUDENT LIFElII

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FOOD, FOOD, FOOD! KH ave you ever been in first period and your stomach says that it should be lunch ? Ever get that gna wing 11' We pain that says ttfeed me,'? You are experiencing hunger, and the only way of correcting it is to pig-out, to eat anything and everything edible until full. h Here at MPHS, students satisfied their hangers in many unique ways. Some tried to sneak snacks during classes, While others sweated it out until lunch or even until 3:15. We did it our way at lunch. Some tolerated the long lines of the cafete- ria; others decided to bring the good old ttbrown-bagti Still others took the risk of leaving campus and get- ting caught for a hamburger! J k James Goff is so hungry that he can ,t wait for the dinner bell. He decides to risk a bite. After school is a great time to finally relieve the munchies . Steve Albright is ready for his snack. Hunger is especially terrible when the line extends out the cafeteria door! ms T UDEN T LIFE

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For the first time ever, this year MPHS has male cheerleaders. Don Miilender and Chris Carter keep Tiger spirit running high. A definite change this year is the addition of Mr. L. K uykendall to our staff, instead of PHShs. Computer courses are offered for the first time too, This class seems proud to be a part of it. 12iSTUDENT LIFE