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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1989 volume:

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Stuv me high SChWI. 8 1V9 m the form Of a parade. :' staff cheered as the ribImn was cut. 57S POIN T ,I'H SCHOOL I3 Weems Street Point, MS 39563 ww; HSOU 475-5721 I ndent Population Volume 42 4:.- H 11 , H d' la Erickeil mucxsmsonat REGIONAL mm 3214 Mowta SM m w 80567 Mr. Clarence Robinson. chairman of the science department. finds that the demonstration mirrors really help dur- ing presentations. Sherita Moore cheeks out a book at the new media center circulation desk with Larry Alexander and Jerome Davis as- sisting. Mrs. Frankie May operates the new ele- vator for handicapped students. Get- ting to the second Hoar is no longer a prvbleme Students enjoy the new commons area during class changes and at lunch. It really helps during Class changes an rainy days. WSTUDENT LIFE QQWbWWWWWWv? It was a thMiIh'on Dollarth celebration at MPHS this year. Finally all of the bond issue work was complete at our school. All of the noise and detours we dealt with had paid off: W311 to wall changes had been made-new everything! This included classrooms, science complex, media center, paint, carpet, air condition, and an en- larged cafeteria. All of the changes were definitely WORTH A SECOND GLANCE! Mtg! HI checks out the emergency Leon Dewberry likes being able to serve eyfw 'nin in the new science com- himself at the new hamburger dressing P19x Hist. one of the many new area in the newly renovated cafeteria. SPEW Was in the chemistry lab. STUDENT LIFEA? W a E; Nja . 3-;an Zbulm. Hfmrwm 37 ;ayimrit; '4w';nd nw'im'l Hm, fur Nngfl'sh via a; wimp: rmturz fz m Um nwv 1111111?! A ml I on Mrs. b'boszdTv xrl'mar-s mod my now mmv pulcr' lab When 11. u. lime 10 write iwfurw 01: NM mm! jmwwmr 1:75' . 1' L i 1 'i : Kelly Rogers smiles while waiting for the cafeteria ladies to serve her tray. Natasha Nettles and Krystal Davison real- ly think the new hamburger line in the cafeteria is the best. Scott Sanders enjoys 3 C001 drink of water at the new icehwater machine in the cafetev ria. Keene Sims and Mondolyn Hurd enjoy MKzMs during their lunch break. WSTUDENT LIFE If. m st will Brown Bags it. Pear wily is her choice for lunch. ch gives the ttthumbs up ad what he thinks about tu' vat'eteria. Q? gMWWWax 9? WWEW There was a new place to 'tmunch this year With the completion of the renovated cafeteria. Serving lines in- creased to five Which includ- ed hamburgers, pizza, chick- entfish, soupAeaIad, and the regular menu. A few stu- dents still Brown Bagged it and some did not eat at all, but the spacious air-condi- tinned cafeteria attracted the majority. arid 505:1 43f vm: sw-Niwuw y xmr Immg mxdv a r ;. , WM 1 919M LKW r ,, M .v WH' r9 a x W rk W' . I M zwwm Em JH 1W 1w; H 'h 1 : NWT N'K H' H 3 ' a: . :l . u; , . 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LIFE .F'J'imvfx :, HUM . eitmys 1w Mun! hanging ma: znggjml'irr I'im'izm lunch 1988 Homecoming Court Senior Alaids: Candace Slaughter Stacy Broughton Dionne Applewhite Faleshia Belts Donna Letr Bul'l'ie Tillman CaTn'na Walker Junior Maids: Pamela Pickett Joy ' Vrusler Tyesha Walker Kathleen Dunn Angela Chairman Princess Williams Sophomore Maids: Erira Downs Amy Dunn Monida Hurst Jennifer Browning Shaunda McBeath Alicia Lett Kevin Baler, dressed as a matador, rides on the Spanish truck during the Homecoming parade. The guidance office wins first place in the door decoration contest during the week 0! Homecoming. PMSTUDENT LIFE hyibwajgmmmm C mzld tell it was Home C1 ig week at MPHS. There were decorated, every day was a dress-up day and the W At haltltime the band enter- tained with both music and 99 w 2 definite restlessness in Tiger team had Aleridian 0n costumes. Even though we , 1'. It was difficult tostudy their minds. lost the game in the last 5 1; nneentrate in Class when seconds. it was a week to re- The McDonaids pep rally and the parade led us right up to the kick-off Friday evening. The court was pre- sen ted and the radiant D011- na Lett was crowned queen. were wondering who member. be your date at the '5 u coming game and who ,7 ; icky queen would he. were made, doors . h Muss P011118 ultenstve line prepares tor the snap. Miguel Osgood, tltU. calls the play. Dominique McArthur is one of the winners of the 70's dress-up day during hmnecoming week. Homecoming Queen, Donna Lett. smiles radiantly at'ter her wmnatiun. You little Devil. The band. dressed in their Halloween finest, performed during Hmneeoming haltitime. STUDENT LIFEtJr'y Q Good times are worth re- membering. By glancing back at the close of last school year, we can remem- ber how much fun the Jr.-Sr. Prom was and how exciting the SIS. were graduation night. A Hawaiian theme, delicious food, the elegant LaFont, and htourht Tony Seawright made the prom a Graduation was a fun night for all. Twila Andrews, Tameka Bridges and Mae Brown have a good reason to smile. Toni Seawright, Miss Mississippi, has a special hug for senior, David Hill. Toni sang at the prom. 16VSTUDENT LIFE huge success. Once again the Jr. class pulled off a ttclass act! We want forget our classmates With memories such as these tucked away. A glance back was fun. The lineup at graduation takes forever but the outcome is worth the wait. Mr. Pere- sich helps seniors find their places. l 6 99 t. .. Q Wk W WW W 343:1; v Smilh receives her diploma frum .Mrs. Auwilda Polk. Alike Cronin is next in line. Jason Green and Helena Ericksson are all smiles prom night at the LaFunt. 57931-1? ?urphy says it all. Oh what a relief it is to have graduation over .. now for e t STUDENT LIFEV17 Thats why we were here - lest we forget. Teachers worked hard to make classes in teresting. C1 ubs were orga- nized that went hand in hand with the academic sub- jects. A new program - Tiger Tales Cafe - connected with the F oods and Nutrition classes was real! y popular this year. Organiza tion ac- tivities and competitions gave students a chance to be in V01 ved. . LaTreena Alartin decorates the Christmas tree that the FBLA sponsored to give to a needy family. Ricky Hightower plays a selection on the piano at the Christmas choir concert. 18M CA DEMICS Aca d em 1'05 The H era Child care class is show. ing off the cake they had made for Christmas. Gary Dale plax's his saxophnne snln. Krisli Turner sings a solo. Holly Hulherr, Chandra Harrell. and Rw hyn May gmrtinl't' :11 annual :U 'ADEMH N 1.0 20 MADRIGAL SINGERS Eleczla Chestang Saman tha Linda Glaude Hagameister Felisba Hin ton Belinda Ballard Kristi Turner Jennifer Cronier Susan PJIgott Brett Cronjer Trena Wigley Andre Debose Paula Diaz Doug Wilkerson Curtis Gra ves Jimm y Cox Emmeett Holder QUARTET 62 ALTERNA TES Jimm y COX Brett Cronier Curtis Gra ves Doug Wilkerson Jeff Bre wer Andre Debase Emmeett Holder SEXTET Trena Wiglex NP Kristi Tum er $129116 y Britt Jennifer Cronier Sharon Cooper Susan Pigott The show choir 129 very dedicated and works hard yearround. st. Susan Kramer SHOW CHOIR: Ann Birden, Elecia Ches- tang, Linda Glaude, Mary Smith, Sonja Coleman, Regina Daugherty, Laura Gris- som, Stephanie KeHum, Kristi Turner, Su- san Pigott, Vivecia Ward, Amy Bennett, Angie Bennett, Saman tba Hagameister, BeIinda Ballard, Shari Baler, Shelley : , Am y can, Alfie James, Shaunda Mc : Jennifer Cranier, Brett Cronier, Andr base, EIIjab Henry, Jeffery Brewer, J : Bryant, Curtis Gra ves, Richard Hemy, meett Holder. Is. 1x3. 2' conducted five choirs I rang the year - Concert '5701'11 2'2 Igals, Show Choir, a txrez. t :1 quartet. The rehears- 5' mm 2. treme, and the guide- nes n 2nd in order to build wore 225 2 wed choirs. Practice , nuld wrhz'ng Without compe- rion here certainly was no bonny Ihat. The choirs com- eted 1'1; 1 2 2 Gulf Coast Choral estimxi mid and Regional 'ontesz. h .0 Show Choir Con- 212 t Stop The M usjc test, and the Loyola University Choir Con test. The choirs also held formal concerts during the year that included Christmas By The River. The y also presen ted a Christmas and spring concert. Al- though the choir performed for numerous Christmas parties and differen t comm unity organiza- tions, nothing meant more than the special feeling ofsingmg for friends and family. Concert Choir: Bridgett Abstah, A1111 Bir- den, E1c1'a Chestang, Nicole Collier, Cheryl Cunningham, Linda GIaude, Feh'sha Hin- ton, Am y Horton, Dah'na Oliver, Sha unda Robinson, Mary Smith, Kathryn Taylor, Yolanda Thompson, Traci Thornton, Sonja Coleman, Regina Daugherty, Laura Gris- som, Stephanie Kellum, Donna Hamm, Sabrina Mosely, Kristi Turner, Susan PJ'- gott, Vivecia Ward, Trena WJ'gJey, Jackie Chatell, Kathy Guess, Brett Crom'er, Andre Debose, Ehjah Henry, Anthony Proctor, Doug Wilkerson, Sterlin Smith, Amy Bennett, Angie Bennett, Amelia Bright, Paula Diaz, Samantha Hagamel's- ter, Kim Hall, Arkela Hoskz'hs, Donna Lett, Syvella Talley, Cassandra Wiggins, Tawanda Hyde, Belinda Ballard, Shari Baler, Shelley Britt, Amy Carr, Alfie James, Shaunda McBeath, Tanya Smith, Jennifer Cronier, Jeffery Brewer, James Bryant, Jimmy Cox, Curtis Graves, Ri- chard Hemy, Emmeett, Holder, Donnie Dodd. H011 y H ulbert accompanies the chair with the Hate during the annual concert at MPHS. Samantha Hagameister and Shelly Britt wait patientJy to perform with the show choir. 21 Thatis Entertainment . . . Its Led by drum majors Candice Slaughter and In Yo 111 F a 06 Kim ch-hols, the Tiger Band takjjittfljjj 221: 1 The science or art of in corpora ting pleasmg, expressive, 01 in telhgi- ble combina tion tones into a com- position having a definite struc- ture and continuity a that was music and this was our band. It all started one dreary August mom. The y were up with the birds looking halfasleep. Life in Candy- land was never easy. but it had its rewards; 1'17 order to form a more perfect union, last years band worked very diligently. However, as they marched out onto the field, they realized it was all worth their efforts. Band remained one of the most popular extracurricular activi- ties. Theyjoined 1'11 man y competi- tions, and this made It truly an experience for anyone in vol ved . and thatis entertainment. Band is hard work Which requires alot of dedication, but we do have those spe- cial times in Which we can relax and have fun With our filends. .. Candace Slaughter Bands fun but alot ofhard work; how- ever, being a senior is the best thing of all. .- H011 y Hulbert From the 100k on Dwylett Chambers'. A1 - detha Hollis: Pam Pickett 's. and Hall V Hardin 's faces it is obvious that the guard did an awesome show. 2201 CA DEMICS Little Boy Blue coome blow your 120171. Randall Cobb, a senior band member, is featured as a $010151: during the half- time performance. Alfie James, one of Moss Poinths mallet players, is showing classic concentra- tion as she loses herself in a world of music. : , mi The freaks 119311;! came out that nllght as Moss Point '5 band went 311 out 101v 311 madi dressjnglup for the game before Ha1- 1aween Which happened to be homecom- mg: A CA DEMICS123 Membezs: Sherrie Adams, Dewayne An- drews, Geneva Anglin, Johnnie Barnes, Cantina Benn, Ton y Benn, Nikita Black, Paul Bogard, P12 y111's Braxton, Dejuana Bridges, 01231163 Brown, Tyrone Carter, Kevin Caste, Dwylett Chambers, Angela Chatman, Randall Cobb, Gladys Coleman, Monica Coleman, Jason Cook, Jerzy Cook- sey, Timoth y Costict, Debra Creel; Stefam' Crook, Brian Crews, Delena Cunningham, Gary Dale, Erica Da vis, Shayla Da Vis, K1ysta1 Da Vison, Lakeith Da Vison, Leo Duggan, NeHie Dyess, Debra E2911, Jarrod Fountain, Keena Fox, Ryan anfin, Rod- ney Hankins, Holly Hardin, Chandra Har- rell, Ricky Higbtower, Ardetha Hollis, La- tunya Holloway, H011 y Hulbert, Phillip Hulbert, Willie Hun t, Monica H urst, Star- lett Hutchins, Alfie James, Dianco Jen kins, Scott Jensen, Shavay Johnson, Tif- fany Johnson, Dikila Jones, Eric Kline, Anthon y Langley, Cristal Lett, Angela Lewis, Ingrid Liddell, Nathan Love, Amy May, Robyn May, Rosie McGuffie, Karen M'Hender, Erica McCurdy, Jermain Mims, Rhonda Monroe, Louis Mon tgomery, Shen'ta Moore, Leroy Morn'ssette, Travis Murray, Ursula M urra y, M'chael Nelson, Natasha Nettles, Willie Nettles, Kim Ni- chols, Juan Packer, Brandi Parker, Jazz Band: Joey Tyson, Jeff WeIZbacher, Ricky Higbtower, Tim Castict, Richard Hardy, Brian Wade, and Paul Bogard. Schelida Phillips, Pam Pickett, Carla Poin- dexter, Jennifer Richardson, Shaunda R binson, Dina Ruffin, Michelle Sanford, Davey Shepherd, Jason Sjmms, Tod Simpson, Candace Slaughter, Timoth Smith, Synndrah Spillezs, April Stall worth, Consueja Thigpen, Shell. V Tillman Joey Tyson, Laurie Vick, Tamara Walker Tia Washington, Sharon Watt, Sheil. Webster. Kim Wells, Jeff Welzbacher Corey Williams, Princess Williams, Tau rus Williamson, Marcus Womble, Do: Dixon, Tascha Dubose, Sunda y Riley. Band Directors: Stan Chapman, 5 Kramer. ugh the band pro- ! have traveled to e wonderful places a 11,. gzde fn'endsths that W17 nzst a lifetime. The W0 is hard, but worth all me trouble. e e M'chelle Sandford The band partimpates in the MPHS Homecoming pamde. The band performs at 11aIf-t1'me during one of the home games Pr 1? Ma. n'laudice Slaughter, takesherjob Kim Nichols, Co-drum major, directs t11 Amber Parker, band guard member, bar M913 band during a haIfltjme show. concen trates on the band program. 25 The On es With The Smart NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEM- BERS: Shelley Britt, Jan Cartez; K evz'n Caste, Tiffany Chestang, Monica Cole- man, James Collins, Monica Crear, Jennifer Croniez'. Leticia Ellis, Shanta Felder. John Gunnefsen, E'n'ca H311, Rodney Hankins, Richard Hanks, Holly Hardin, Chandra Harrell, Ar- detha Hollis, Lisa Holyfield, Raquel Howard, Holly Hulbert, Alfie James, Cartina Keeton. Eric Kline, Andrea Langley. AIbert Long, Am y McGowan, Arth ur McInnis, Marcus McInnis, Am y May, Robyn May, Robby 11111191; Pam Perryman, Sazah Seltzer, Jerry Sims, Lewis Sims, Syzmdrab Spillers, Ta- mara Walker, Akeba Wells, TJ'ena Wi- gley, Doug Wilkezson, Marcy Win tez's, Orvia Woods. M U ALPHA THETA MEMBERS. Sa- rah Seltzer, Pam Catchings, Sherrie Adams, Teresa Allman, Geronda Carter, Jan Carter, Hfjiany Chestang, Monica Coleman, Alisa Cooper, Ginger Copeland, Monica Crear, Leticia E1113, Holly Hardin, Lisa Holyfield, Raquel Howard, Holly Hulbert, Willie Ken- nedy, Lamom'ca Paige, Lewis Sims, Donald Williams, Phyllis Braxton, Scott Jensen, Lynn Rayner, Mk6 Can- Ii'eld, Saudi Harris, Tyesha Walker; Latrjslza AIJeIJ, Jennifer Pope, Nicole Hard, Kristi Davis, Chandra Harrell. Brian Wade, Andrea Langley, Mark Andaluz, Camela Moore, Veronica Jen- kins, Robyn May, Marcy Williams, SbeJIey Britt, Marcina Burpo, Dwylett Chambers, Rodney Hankins, Alfie James, Catrina Keaton, Albert Long, Sharla McCrozy, Robby M1191; Amber Parker, Pam Perryman, Schledja P1117- 11'ps, Pamela Pickett, Natjsha Rober- son, Christopher Roberts, Tamara Walker, Sheba Webster, Doug Wilker- son, Faleshia Betts, Timberly Bryan, Jennifer Cronier, Melissa Darden, Sirena Dillon, Tonya Edwards, Shanta Felder, Shiree Gibson, Latrz'na Gra ves, John Guzmufsen, Erica H311, Lein Hankins, Lorne Harris, Feljslza Hin- ton, Nani Hollimon, Ardetha Hollis, Eric Kline, Donna Lett, Arthur McIn- 111'5, Marcus McIImjs, Yolanda Olive, Jeni Sims, Lametn'ce Sims, Roderick Upshaw, Akeba Wells. Ronald Wilson, Orvia Woods. 26 A CADEMICS M u Alpha Theta FBLA officers and competitazs. Members: Sonya Coleman, Bonita Thomas, Tara Wiley, A11'sa Cooper, Holly Hulbert, Lynn Ramer, Teresa Allman, Kev thryn Guess, Tonya Abbott, DyI'one Dear- man, Jon MitcheII, Amy McGowan, Cindy Baker, Mejinda Broome, Denise Hadley, .Mj'chael Hinton, Tabitha Browning, Tara Williams, Melissa Parker, Marie Trussell, Kristy Keys, Larzy Riley, Sandra Jackson, Buffie Tillman, Tricia Eubanks, Steve A1- bnght, Mary Jane Mlljams, Renee Pad- gett, Krista Townsend, Timberly Bryan, Amanda Wescavich, Tonya Hamilton, Becky Suthoff, Leigh Fillingame, Stephanie Stork, Lisa H01 nyeId, Stephanie Browzi; Devomza Strothoft? LeAmz Shep- pard, Salem: Jackson, Angela Jones, Akeba Wells, Yolanda Puryear, Yolanda Olive, Mary I'VJ'nters, Lorne Harris, James Barlow, Nancy Alexander, Marty 0r- geron, Hope Spicer, Lemetrice Sims, Ban- daII Cobb, Jennifer Browning, Ann Wal- ton, Celia Hudson, Geronda Carter, Jay Tz'usler, Kim Hester, K911i Graham, Donn y Lamey, Robby Miller, Kellie Fair- Iey, Dominique McArtIz ur, Natisha Rober- son, Angela Crowley, Felecia Betts, Raquel Williams, Dee Kelton, Darrell Davis, James Massey, LaKenya Thomas, Jere- miah Richardson, Riva Brown, Tonya Cook Catrina McMillan, Sandra Arm- strong, Angie Brown, Marcina Burpo, Benil Bolton, Melanie Cumbest, Jennifer Pope, Kimberly McCorvey, Cheryl Bick- ham, Valerie Ratcliff, Cathy Breland, Danny Strmger. FBLA members decorated a car for the Homecoming parade. 'fBusjness is America is fu- ture. FBLA tries to encour- age people to get in vol ved in business. .. Robby Miler ACADEMICSX27 . . . This Meeting Is Called To Order This was Moss Point High School 19 governmg body. The Student Council was elected to serve the school, students, and comm unity by planning activi- ties and fundraisers everyone could benefit from. Among the events that were sponsored by the Student Coun- cil were the Carnival Ball, the Basketball Homecoming. and the Football Homecoming. The dedicated officers also worked diligen tIy to raise money needed for several worth while projects. One such flmdraiser went to wards the purchase ofa new school sign. The senior class officers of the Student Council let everyone k110 w they think their new school is number one Junior Class OHI'cers: Melvin Wroten, Rachel Martin, Joy TrusIer, Kathleen Dunn, Tonya Abstou. Phyllis Braxtan, Princess Williams, Tamara Walker. Senior Class Officers.- Jason Green, Ginger Copeland, Trina Harris, Donna Lett, Faleshia Betts, Tammy Woods, Monica Coleman, Monica Crear, and Holly Har- din. 28 1988-89 Student Council. HW king With Student Con '1'! this year has been a gun learning experience. Tog her we We all joined wit; be common goal afim- pro ?g studeanacuIty re- latjv :.Jan Carter Executive Cou11c-1'1:Jan Carter P1 es1'denU. Erica H311 V1'ce Presieenn. Lewis Sims !V1'ce PresidenU, Ginger Copeland T1'e- surez'L Lisa H01 Vlield Eecremryl, Donny Lamey !Parlb3mentar1'an A and Wi111'e Ken- n edy Sargeau t-a t-A rmsl Sophomore Class Officers: Monica H urst, Shezita Moore, Cyn tbia Bately, Dikela Jones, Eric Ha Wkins, Alicia Lett, and Robyn May. 77191in w'fudent Council members had an e I 111 Homecoming parade. 2.9 French 01'Hcers: PresJennjfer Cronier, VP.- Kendyle Stout, Trea.-Brett C'ronier, Sec.-Monica Coleman, Reporter-Angje Bennett. Top: Spanish Cl 11b; Middle: French Club. Spanish club members: Rachel Brooks, Stephanie Kellum, Rebecca Walley, A pril Stall worth, Chan- dra Harrell, Robby Miller, Robyn May, Jennifer Weiss Catjna Norswortby, Amy Bennett, Angie Bennett, Jennifer 01'0111'91; Monica Colema, Brett Cronier, Kim Mercer, Kendyle Stout, Andrea Langley, Douglas Wilkemon, Katina Carter, Ni- kita Black, Shell y Tillman, Laurie Vick, Willene Jones, Marcus McInm's, Arthur Mclnm's, Mic- helle Blankenship, Jacki Chatel, Kim Wells, John Gummufson, Tanya Crom'er. Demetrice Campbell, K 911 y Manning, Mazy Williams, Susan Pigott, Willie Kennedy, LaDaz-js McLaughlin, Jennifer Pope. Karen Millender, Roderick Thames, Sarah Seltzer, Arkela Hoskfus, A11- thony Langley, Brandi Parker. Candy M'Uer, Kelli Graham. French members: Royce Kelton, Rose Harris, Jennifer Schjeve, Shanta Felder, Kenneth Sell- ers, Jennifer Polk, Rachel Thompson, Debra E2811, Gariel Wiley, 30111911122 Phillips, Romanica Williams, Veronica Jenkins, Cartina Keeton, Alecia Lett, Cheryl Dueitt, Tyesha Walker, Pam Perzyman, Arteza Harm's, Lavon Neese, Erica Downs, Chris Roberts. Mark Upton, Linda Up- ton, Cara Ford, Joy Trusler, M'chael Hinton, Kelli H311, Latunya Holloway, Amelia Webb, Lorne Harris. Fiona Johnson, Richard Hanks, Am y Watkins, Bridgett Padgett, Alberta Haynes, Stephanie Stork, Kim M'clwls. Joe! M yers, Jason Keenum, Andre Dubose, Angela Crowley, Tzacy Carley, Charles Harris, Camela Moore, Tracy Mason, Marlon Morris, Fontella Worthy, Vicky Chaney, M'Chael Laperouse, Rachel Martin, V6L 1'0111'ca Jenkins, Mary Smith, Mikki Haynes. 30 A CA DEMICS N 0 Language Barriers 'Espanol - un mundo nuevo de comm unicacion. - Sharon Johnson Spanish Club Officers - Pres.-Zenja Greer, VR-Geronda Carter, Treat- Schledia Phillips, Sec. -L011da Molden. Spanish Club homecoming parade en- 1313!. A CADEMI 057 31 32 erBeuhg 111 Teen Connec- tion has helped me real- ize how man y people need help. Teen connec- tion is reaching out to the youngergenera $1011. S'a y 120 to drugs and yes to life. - La trina Gra ves Mrs. Vickie Hughes sponsors both the Beacons and Peer counselors. Counselom: Tonya Abstan, Calvin Arm- strong, Feljsha Betts. P12 yllis Bzaxton, Sta- cey Broughton, Marcina Burpo. Jan Carter, Jennifer CI'am'ez', Brunette Gallo- way. K911i Fairley, Shanta Felder, Terri Hall, Holly Hardin, Arteza Harris. Ar- detlza Hollis, Rosalind H 11rd, Melissa Jack- son, Melita Jackson, Veram'c Jenkins, Stephanie Kellum, Willie Kennedy. Eric Kline, Jana than Lynn, Oyoko Mann, Dam- inque McArthur, Sharla McCrozy, Kim- berly Mercer, Terricka Minga, Denise Price. Shannon Redmon, Sunday RHex Jamie chholI, Debbie SeweII, Natasha Stl'a uglm, Devonna Strothoff, Bryan Tate, Traci Thornton, Ashley Trochessett, Joy Trusler, Zachery Watson, Tammy Wil- liams, Akeba Wells. Good Advice . d by Gov. Mab , ! Hat the ' AM Beacons: Helen Anderson, James Bar- Jow, Jennifer Browning. Marcina Burpo. Geronda Carter, Jason Gree3n. Holly Hardin, Nani H0111'm0n, Lisa Hobw'eld. Raquel Howard, Holly Hul- bert, Monica Hurst, Stadett Hutchins, Scott Jensen, W1'111'e Kennedy, Eric Kline. Donny Lamey, Alisha Lett, A1- bert Long. Robby M11191; Juan Packer, Todd Preslqv, Lynn Rayner, Natisba Roberson, James Royston, T011 y Schatz, Jennifer Scheive, Lewis Sims, Stacey Skeet. Synndrah SpI'IIeIS, Stephanie Stork, Roderick Upshaw, Tamara Walker, Doug Wilkemon, and Corey Williams. Teen Connection members: Kristi Davis. T011 ya Mason, Denise Durham, Dione Fantroy, Lorne harm's, Charles NettIes, Dean Brown. Lulu Brown. Rachael Brooks, Jonathan Hamilton, Andrea Collins, Katina Carter, Amy Monroe, Amanda Eakes, Kala Gatson, Latrina Graves, Erica Hall, Georgie Hand, Valarie Doakes, Kathleen Dunn, Jay Trusler. Contina Benn, Yolanda Thomspon, Kim Nichols, Jennifer Polk, Natasha Stra uglm, Latunya H01- loway, Natalie Franklin, Regina Stan- ton, ArkeIJLa Hoskins, Vivecia Ward. Benilda Bolton, Marcus McInm's, Al'- tb ur McInm's, Raqual Howard, Slum ta Feldez', Tamara Walker. Cartina Kee- ton, Katie Hemy, Mcbael Cowan, Pa- mela Perryman, Angela Liddell, Nor- veIIa Webb, Dominque McArtIIur, Mazy Monroe, Steve Harris, Shanda McBetb, T011 ya Edwards, Monica Cole- man, Wi11123m Brown. The Beacons meet one of the guest speakers at the American Dream pro- gram held at the Biloxj 001119611121. Y earbook staffmembers Michelle San- ford, Renee Padgett and Jan Carter look over snapshots. 1.98.9 GRO WLE'R S TAFF 1 989 GROWLER STAFF: Holly Yearbook adw'sors - Betty Richardson and Hardin, Sheena Brackeen, Marcina Cheryl Baxter. Burpo, Chandra Harrell, J an Carter, Michelle Sandford, Sarah Seltzer, Kelli - Graham, Alecia Lett, Robyn May, Bon- YOU JUSt bad to be there Monday h nie Miles, Synndrah Spillers, Holly njghts were 3 Fiat The annuaj Hulbert,Donny Lamey,Renee Padgett, staff was supposed to use that Tonya time to do a yearbook. What did Beauchamp, Patricia Eubanks, Sonya they do - they ate they laughed HaWkins' they listened to music, they - -. watched TV, they gossiped, and ., 3 J milk; they did manage to complete the t':'.:'s:'.;:'-.;;Q;.;. 1.98.9 GROWLER. This yearis an- IV ; nuaI staff set an advertisement y ' , sales record - $6,000.00. The t 3' : Growler staff also sponsored the MPHS Beauty Pageant. Gm Wler Staff Gives Second Glam ce 34hA CADEMICS Jan Carter and Marcina Burpo discuss the events section of the yearbook. H011 y H uIbert enjoys another Manda y night at 211211 ual stafff I think that working 011 the annual staffhas helped me a lot considering that I nght major 1'12 journalism. I We real! y enjoyed pu tting the yearbook together. I t has made my senior year bet- ter. -- Bonnie M195 Donn y Lamey is '7231'0' at W011i??? Editor Holly Hardin assists Sarah Seltzer With the facuIty section. ANNUAL S TAFFV35 Clubs With A Future INslz'ibutivv Ed. Ol'l'irers: Pres.- Eric Blackmail. V. Prex-Jasun Green. Rep. His.-'Fravy FreeL mam. b'equiuna Johnson. Phap- Izzinermica Frear. szrgezznt-ull Arnm-Svlethai MrFann. VICA Ofl'ivers: Pres.-Jay Zetller. V. Pres. Jx'ian Da W's. 7 Veas. I 1qu Harard. Set:ulel'ffiilliand. Rep.- Frank Dvess, Parliammtarfan- Joey Huxmn. . x,ywwwmpw WWmMH , Distribuu've Ed. Alemhers: Eric Blackmail. Beverly Brown. A'Iichelle Fullins. Nicole Hurd. Hum: Johnson. Marcia Keves. Svletha McOmn. 'l'zmnnip Woods. Karen Bradley. TFHCV Frpmnan. Steven Km'ght. Vivevia Ward. Glynml Brown. Monica Frear. Jason Green. and Jerri Sims. V. 'iunal clubs had entries in the Homecom- m made. l i I W lied Occupations members: Dee A . Darrell Davis, James Massey, La- Thomas, Jeremiah Richardson. ?ruwn, Tonya Clark, Catrina In. Sandra Armstrong, Angie r VICA members: Jeff Gillian, Greg Hanes, Ezell Johnson, Jay Zettler, Frank Dyess, Marla Fantroy, Eric Franklin, Bert McCorvey. Brad Richardson. Eric W11- liams Kian Davis, Carl Havard. David H unning, Robert Peters, Da Vid Poole. Jeff Vice, Joey Buxton, Keith Coultet, Bo Dar- nell, Heath Davis, Tony Goldman, Gordon Hester. Michael Jones, David McDuffee, Billy Miller, Marc Miller, Anthony Odom, Rex Sailors, David Sewell, Benny Vice, Matt Vice, Bryan Plummet, William Vice. DEC A Marketing members: Doylene Hester, Terry Mingo, Denise Parker, Gina Hathume, Samantha Bosarge, Kenneth McCoy, Sponsor-Ada Street. 1... S L 01s, Brown, Marcina Burpo, Benilda Bolton, Melanie Cumbest, Jennifer Pope, Kim- berly McCorvey, John Mitchell, C heryl Bickham. Valeria Ratcliff, Cathy Bre- land, Danny Stringer. V think the VICA club is a very good opportu- nity for students to learn skills before we start wor W - Matt Vice Members: Kelli Fairley, Lenzetn'ce Sims, Veronica Robinson. Leequim'ta Clark, Dickey Dickinson, Felecia Betts, Tonya Abston, Darren Alford, Larry Alexander, Devon Applewhjte Dionne Applewhite, Scott Arnold, Teresa Bivins, Dwylett Chambers, Andn' Collins, Michelle C111- 11'115, Raymond D2 Vis, Samaderick Downs, Terrance D1'1w01't11, Robert Faun tam, Lee Frances, belander Haynes, Audra Hin- ton, Emmeett Holder, Melissa Jackson. Meljta Jackson, Lucretia Jackson. Fiona Johnson, Willie Kennedy, Thomas Le- verette. Jonathan Lynn, Geotge Martin, Syletha McCann, Tericka Mingo, Clara Morgan, Kim Nichols, Pam Pen'yman, Pam Pickett, Charles P1211181; Dominick Riley, Riche Robbins, Wanda Robinson, Th urmond Roller, Ca tn'na Walker, Tyesha Walker. Sharon Watts. Tonya Watts, Amelia Webb, Michelle Wells, Donald Wil- liams, Reginald Williams. Vergie Wil- liams, Cassandra Wiggms, Elecia Ches- tang, Brandi Ladm'er, .Michael Richard- son, Shatonya Tayloz: Kami Heamdon, Regina Daugherty. Carolyn Lynn. Jackie Chatel, Shelia Webster, Tracy Mason, Louis Montgomezy, Debbie Couture, Ar- detha Hollis, Melvin Wroten, Levi Sims, Marcus Chambers, Stacey Marion, Ava Jackson, Karen Bradley, Raquej Howard, Michelle Aquaz't, Erica D0 W115, Marcy Rob- bins, Teny Gaines, Brandy Crowley, and Debra E2911. Pm 1'12 the Drama Club beca use I We always enjoyed drama, and Mrs. Owens a! ways tries to make it fun for us. -- Regina Da ugherty 0 Th L - . , h' - . It Gettmg Their ACT, Together M12351ESZZESSSEZZOZ05,5?t m a a 38X A CA DEMICS OUR HEROES 3:? HERO parade en try Ashley Trocbessette and Priscilla Donald show off the sweatshms the club members stencilled Delana Moore and Orvia Wood work on a HERO clothing project at the sewing ma- chine. HERO CHILD CARE: Pam Bell, Jq y Brown, Stacie Burnes, Lasbunda Chaney, Priscilla Donald. Sonja Hawkins, Amy Monroe, Sharon Scott, Elizabeth Spicer, Ashley Tro- cbessette, Helen Anderson, Angel Daug- herty, Ethel Gandy, Elizabeth Gill, Cassan- dra Graham, Kim Hall, Latreena Martin, Sonya McDonald. Jamika Steele, Norvella Webb. HERO CLOTHING: Karin Cannon. Dram'ta Champion, LaCberyI Hudson, 0901'th Mack, Tawanda Magee, Delana Moore, Sizercv Page. Angela Titus, Orvia Woods, Tamela Barlow. Sharon Batiste, TeRhonda Brum- field. Janell Carter. Tonya Edwards, Melody Free, Sonya Fuller, Tiffany Graves, Tina Johnson. Rhonda La w, Marcye Robbins, Ear- lean Robinson. Debbie Sewell. CIIteVI WII- son. ' VLOTHING A CA DEMICSAEQ 40 fIYger Talestt is great for 311 the students tak- ing the foods course. There is a special se- quence ofleaming that 15 different from an y other course. This is the most 912 tertajnjng class I tve ever taken. tt - Lee Francis HERO Foods entered a decorated truck 1' the Homecoming parade. The students really 1123 we the Tiger school spirit. Ruben Betts. Helen Biggs, Laura Gn'ssom, Kelvin James, Jonathan Lynn, Cliff Magee, Willie Mae Pugh, Michael Bay, Robert Sandem, Crag Sims, Leedon Wells, Erica Woodland, Precious Stallworth, Mazgie Magee, Clesha Bardwell, William Brown, Paula Diaz, Lee Francis, Selena Gillis, Steven Harris, LaShaugh Hudson, Andra Jones, Sharon Macklin, Vera McCorvey, James Nathan, Marcus Net- tles, Jackie SeweJI, Tabatha Steen, La- wanda Wash, Cecilia Watson, Darrell Whitehead - HERO FOODS v Helen Bzggs and Erika Woodland wash up after serving a Tiger Tales Cafe meal. Clean up is as important as cooking, Kevin James and CIIffMagee work at the stove preparing another Tiger Tales dish. C Yger Tales Cafe The foodhnutrition class at Moss Point High School has been changed to Occupational Food Services. This change is 1'11 keep- ing With technical trends that are changing our sta te. A commercial food service program teaches stu- dents how to use heavy duty equipment properly, to plan and implement nutritious, appeahhg menus, how to achieve customer 31 HERO - FOODS satisfaction and the impor- tance ofpositz've working condi- tions. The students spend ap- proximate! y nine weeks 1'11 the skills. The remainder of the year is spen t practicing han ds- on T food prepare tionhresta u- rant management skills. The students are responsible for plan ning, preparing and clean- 11'11 ess of 511 meals. The studen ts are also available for catering or may be asked to work as waiters or waitresses at city functions such as the MPAC banquet. Students who are trained in Occupational Food Services will find it easier to acquire employment as paI't-tz'me em- ployees since companies do re- ceive a tax deduction from the state and federal government. In other words, the Occupa- tional Food studen ts find it eas- J'er to obtain part-time jobs While still in school, are pre- pared for a professional career, have an exciting time cooking, and are given a reduced price on their meals. Reuben Betts places a casserole in the microwa ve. Helen Biggs W8 tches as she washes dishes. 1. -..a-. Jonathan Lynn cooks up a Tiger Tales Cafe specialty Ta wana Woods and Princess Da Vis are the sophomore girls cross country team mem- bers. Wet. but happy, our cheerleaders are still number 1 Roderick Stewart keeps his eyes on the de- fense as he moves toward the goal. 4 LVS POR TS ' li' t$ H- 'm-m S t u - dents at M 0 s 5 Point High School Who par- ticipated in athletics chose to challenge themselves. T hey went the extra mile to represent MPHS t0 the best of their ability on the field, court, or track and still had to maintain required aca- demic standards. This was the year of the LADY TI- GER SOFTBALL TEAM. They took us 311 the way to a State Championship - a Ist for MS high sch001 girls softball. Whatever sport - the Tigers represented us well and made us proud. Worth a whole lot more This years season was full of ups and downs. From the opening game agthst Da vidson t0 the sea- son ending playoff game against Meridian, the Tiger team played hard and matured. The Tigers knew how hard their season would be from the start of fall practice. The schedule of games included the top teams across three sta tes. Also, the Tigers were coming into this season after last years 1-9 record After the man y strenuous hours spent on the i- w. -550. . whim magm-n- -u .g: WWW:- ', a .t 54 .1, 93; 552$, 555.66 practice field during fall practice, the Tigers were read y to begin the climb back to the top. There were many challenges to be faced, but the Tigers did not give up. The goal to have a successful season and to make it to the playoffs was met. The season ended in the Divi- sion. 7-8 Sta te playoff game against Meridian. Even though the Tigers lost the game, they proved to everyone that they were on their way backli The 1988-89 MPHS senior Tigers. 44tFO0TBALL Mucus Wells shows his outstanding kick- ing ability at the start 01' the game. The 1.98 18.9ju111'01' Tigers x.. n.- 1.----- k must... -I- . .3. . W.Wu.w.w m 53 16 A 48 L183: T116 opposition has a tough time Dying to .. take down Sam Hawkins. Willie Harris gives the 4:1 Sign following a gTeat Tiger move. F00 TBALL 45 . . . all the way to the play-ost NNNAAi-a-lna: tgngnomunouabuuounnuh; M 35 39 42 4G 47 4e 51 52 53 Mytnd Mum'- 106d IQIOV c-mk McCuu Cad: Ghent ku.f aunt Daron Mad hunk Jacuan Ludo 5km AMI! Honk llama W W Ico-m W CM Mucus Welt Lo. SM'W Room: MW 3:522:2222233533 no 195 136 1'0 165 176 165 128 166 170 170 1.6 160 156 100 170 1w 130 126 135 180 192 160 I60 1w 165 190 u! 16' 105 100 196 2.0 11 17 1b 10 Al:- Mu KM Choctaw Ahon 0-w- CMI Wanna Pu Moon 0am momma! En: Bum Chum: Flam Anthony Roy Coddc McCulum Sodncll Uddol Nonrv Bum Kcvln kobouon Todd NIHM Jama- Rovuon CM- SI-awom John Cmu Sworn Mchnm Clumcn Jonu OonMd Bloom: lumy Koonum WV MWM Tim Mm lankm OI Avbcn MUCH cvm. WM. GI 08 D! ac Is 210 16C 127 150 170 160 168 172 150 10 10 10 10 us :0 m '0 1m hnthy Knack Doloct Juno. Noon 4101 Mon C0010: ll-vIM CW1 WQII VAN loom 1988 - 1989 n. 141 ll '70 0. 130 II 1.0 DC 160 0. 156 00 HO OI 'JG LI 206 D! 1!. DI 152 06 210 L. 160 C 250 0' 260 06 1.2 00 ISO ll 1.0 00 170 DY 220 OT '76 co 1.: 01 210 01 170 L. 1.5 01 1.0 YE 170 Wm 160 O! 160 Y! 160 DC 150 LI '70 TIGERS 467FO0TBALL .5'11 ll Coach Miller calls for a time out 311deth 111's 77579119 f0 11a stra tegy session. , V The 1988-89 501111011101? 71199115. Coaches: Luther K qykendalj, Head Coach-BI'H V M11161: Pete F accjm', Bill Lee, Kenny H udson and Jackie McCal'vey. VARSITY FOOTBALL Dav1dson 21- 0 Murphy 6- 7 Hattiesburg 14-14 Blloxl 19- 9 Pensacola 16-15 Harrlson Central 20- 2 Ocean Sprlngs 27-29 Gulfport 23- 9 Merldlan 17-20 Pascagoula 6-31 Meridlan 13-28 E wen though 1'11 fared, Cedric M00311 rs keeps 111's mind on the game. F OOTBALL1 4 7 Senior Cheerleaders Bonnie Miles and Ti!1 The football ch eerleaders have socia tion ca m p wh ere th e y guy 0119533115? help get Spirits 50817315 during , e pep 113 y. worked hard this year 1'11 support- brought home se veral awards. jug the football team. Theyga ve it They received three superior rib- their all as they cheered on the bans, two excellent ribbons, and a Tigers. Last sunnner they at- ephitsmbk. tended the Elite Cheerleading As- FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Kristi Turner LaMonica Paige Shelley I c' x a Captain Lisa Holyfield Co-Captain Natisha Roberson The Cheerleaders showed that Tiger Spirit While Iidjng 1'11 the opening da y parade for the new Moss Point High School. 48 How do you spell dedication? 1 TryC--EH E-E--Rl.-E--AD--ER 1333 1 The basketball cheerleaders kep the1'1 ' sp1'11'ts high as they cheez ed the teams 1 1 on to a number of V1 .ct0r1es While f I attending E11te Cheerleader camp, 3 they were awarded With several hon- ors. The basketball cheerleaders have worked hard this year to make Moss 1 Point High School look great. They '1 pain ted szgns and sold ribbons to help support the teams. Tiger cheerleaders show their dedication throughout all the games. '11.? 111 1 11111 11111 '1'P11117111's Braxton helps keep spin'ts soaring dur- W lg ! !:n . . . ing the game with Stone County. . V m : W IIIIIIIIIIII' q;:i LL ,- , I BASKETBALL CHEERLEADER SQUAD Catrina Walker Pam Pickett Eleria Nettles Veronique McCorvey Samaradak Downs Phyllis Braxton Not pictured Tonya Smith 4.9 Ezell Johnson looks around and plans his strategv as he dribbles the ball down the court. h ,i uh. k , t M r I Roderivk Stewart and Tobie Letlnw work hard to g6! the ball away frum the opponent Marcus Sipp shoots a long shot from the out- side 01' the cnurt. 50 eaching for the rim I if f Wm .mnao. H x 'vonanu . umnw. The Tigers go up for anuther two points. Howard Lewis is under pressure by the ' Stone Faunty guards. VARSITY Derrick Sabino Gabriel Wiley V NJ j J K m V 1 Tobie Letlow ' . ES 13 us; .9155 Derrick Taite x 33 , . . h 0 m ' .mr Jimmy Cox Howard Lewis Marcus Manning Ezell Johnson Thomas Love Adrian Hoskins Melvin Booker Roderick Stewart LaBarron McMillan Marcus Sipp Varsity Coach: Arthur Haynes Tobie Letlow jumps high to get Tiger control of the ball when the game starts. W4 1 ?WIW? 1, .x:V IIIEIIIIEII' JUNIOR VARSITY Rodney Hankins Joe Alford Marcus Manning Derrick Taite Thomas Love Gabriel Wiley Daryl Letlow Brian Hughey Gary Miles Reginald Salters Benson Street Roderick Stewart Byron Woodland Kevin Keys JV Coach-Keith Tucker Shoot to thrill LaBarmn McMillan puts the ball in play. Roderick Stewart moves toward the goal. Left: Jimmy Fox goes up for two points. BA SKETBA L 0753 i The 1988-89 basketball season was long and tedious for the Lady Tigers. Re- : turning only two seniors, Pam Catch- : ings and Valencia Lett, the younger g players were forced to fill some big i i shoes created by the loss ofmost 0f the team by graduation. Even though the nucleus of the team was inexperienced, the team progressed throughout the season. As the year moved along, the Lady Tigers proved to be a thorn in the opposition 19 side. Pam Cathings was selected aII-district Game strategy is discussed in the huddle. x.n..nww..u.-v ;. TEAM MEMBERS Pam Catchings Valencia Lett Fiona Johnson Delana Cunningham Toni Pettis StarletteHutchins Ingrid Liddell Fatima Meeks Erica Poindexter Urana Stevens Alisha Coleman 1 Wykindla Fantroy Deidre Gray Nikki Holloway J.J. Lett 54tBA S K ETBA L L 'l'um' Penis shoots from the outside. C oach Brenda Lewis K1? 7 BA LLA55 Lady Tigers take if all It was a great year for the Lady Tigers. Among other titles, the girls softball team rolled its wa y to the state championship. The championship was the first of its kind in Mississmpiis history. In prior years district playoffs were held, but there was never a state level competition. It was a first for Moss Point and a first for Missis- sippi. The Lady Tigers paved the way for their success with hard work and dedication. They began prac- ticing during late summer and devoted several hours a da y to practice. Running was a major part of their regimen t. The team 19 grea test assets, however, were the players themselves. Th e y were eX- ceptional athletes with taleh ts for the offense and defense. This past year the softball season was played in the fail rather than in the sprmg. This put the team playing two seasons in 1988, but it did not stop them from taking it all! Coaches Brenda Lewis and Alton Joseph gives serious concen tra tion to the game. LMlY nuns SUFTIALL Vunshdvv 3- IHoxl U- 3 Plulgouh 10- 0 0e. Sprlnlu lo- a Grnnl Co Forflu Lon; nucn z- 1 Ocun Spun he 1 Huey crou IO- 0 kn c-nxul l2- 3 D'lhtrvlllu 9- D In: Count! 9- 7 Vanch-vc U- l Pulcluoull 4- 2 St Hurnn 15- I. Ocean Spring: 1- 0 Illun 5e 3 Lu: uncut IA- 6 ccun 59mm: 6- A Gfltnr Cc Furl. LII: Cunull u. l s: Muln k- 1 Pull II- I 041111 Sprint! 1- A luau 13- 6 Ocun Spring 12- 7 0mm Spring: h- 2 D'lhtrvllh 6- 5 Mn?! Mk! 2!- 5 Long Ouch - 6 Imokhlvon l0- 6 Paul - 1 Nu Hapa $- 4 Nov Hop: 5- A 56AS'0FTBALL Junior Vazsity: UVI'onU Koff'ee Brantley. Flossy Coleman, SanTainette Magee. Dina Ruffin, $ackl: Lenore Stallwoz'th, Mary Walton, Nicole Vaughan, ShQJIy Britt. Leigh EYIingame, Londa Molden, Dedl'a Grey. .Michelle Fant 1's readv for anything that comes her way. COHCEII tra tion is the key. Urana Stevens pitches to the opposition. Going the distance It was another good year for the Lady Tiger cross country team. The seven member team finished 5th in the state meet, 2nd 111 the Big 8thmeet, and 2110' 1'11 the dis- trict. TWO senior team members made the District AII-Star team- Felesha Cannon and Cath y 03 ves. The girls ran a 3.5 mile race over 58TCROSS CO UNTR Y dJTferent terrain this year. The boys team consisted of Scott Jen- sen, Babb y Pruj tt and Ron Wilson. Ron made all district and all- state. Girls cross country coach, Mrs. Charlene Niles. The cross coun try team membens: Princess 03 Vis, Shannon Redmon, Ta wanna Woods, Ca th y Ca ves, Sharla McCrory, and Felesha Cannon. Not pictured is Karen McClain. Princess De Vis takes the lead 011 a pmctice run. Cross counny distance running takes a lot of conditioning and practice. Sophomore track members: Ta wanna Woods and Mum Dan's. Ronald Wilson and Scott Jensen take a pmctice run. Senior cross coun try members: Ca thy Ca ves and Felesha Cannon. CROSS CO UNTR YA59 On the run Distance runners Tawanna Woods warms up with some leg eX- t ercises before she starts running. TRACK HEHBERS Eric Kline Juan Packer Jack Jackson Robert illiama Richard Hanks Kevin Roberson Tommy Landrum Ronald V1150 Tony Benn Emmeett Holder Hershel Hunter Donald utlliama Rucbcn Bccts Kerry Joncs Luther Crcar Leon uilliams Richard Stevens Marcus N0 t1c5 Clarence Jones Shawn Smnh Sidney Middleton Richard Kelly Alec Banks James Royston Chris Stalluorth Scott Sanders Eu: Austln Rodney Hankins Charles Brown Ullllc Harris Bobby Pruitt Chris Williams Anthony Scallvorth Obcdcan Crear 6'WTRA CK .F-A Left-Shanmm Redmond takes a practice run on the new re-surfaced track. Seniors: Kenyatta Smith, Michelle Booker, Clara Morgan. Cathy Ca ves and Felesha Cannon. Track Members Felesha Cannon Kenyatta Smith Clara Morgan Cathy Caves Michelle Booker Tia Washington Andrea Franklin Ann Collins Shannon Redmon Sharla McCrory Karen McClain Princess Davis Tawanna Woods Erica Downs Brenda Williams N I F ield Events competitors 7711M 'IxVh'I Swinging into action .unu' m. ..Tennis turf 1:54 Michael Keenum practices his serve. I: TENNIS TEAM Brian Blades Kendyle Stout Jeff Walker Chandra Harrell Debra Ezell D.J. Davis Kenneth Sellers Dwylett Chambers Tonya Fountain Jason Keenum Michael Keenum Joel Myers Chad Wilson Jonathan Hamilton Mike Martin Richard Hanks 62X TEN N I S Junior Varsity: David Breland Marcus Womble David Pilkington Todd Presley Jonathan Byrd Daniel Lawson Jimmy Edwards Alvin Abney Vincent Knight Michael Fletches John Williams Chad Thomas Freddie Green Elijah Cunningham Varsity: Craig Craffree Alvin Abney Stacy Stokes Robert Jackson Timmy Ehlers Todd Harrell Willie Hunt Eric Blackmon Sam Hawkins Scott Eckert Kevin Boler Marc Turner Richie Vick .YAYO YD! mm . . 539.920: . . ; Junior varsity 5w r. v , ' I Coaches Scott 5155011 and Johnny Zelenkz O o O B a g e b a H b0 0 g I e 64 Well, Whoever said you have to claw your way to the top must have been a sophomore! Consid- ered by some as ulowest 0f the low and pests of all existing pests, these timid usophies soon got the hang of things. It wasn't long before they were outscream- ing the juniors and seniors com- bined at the pep rallies and come posing snappy retorts to any up- perclassmen Who dared to harass them. When It boils down to it, the sophomores are anxious to get to next year's group. 1011: graders watch Mr. Bmwnlow's experi- ment. Nikita Black really gets into the halftime show during a MPHS t'zmtball game. Sophomores take several days to learn all the dl'ret'tiuns m the different classes on wunpus. . . . . Sophomores The sophomore class maids ride on the ballrmzr filled vlass float during hmnemming. Sophomores in Mrs. Doris Hill's PE. classes play Hnur hm'kev. SOPHOMOH ES '65 Abston, Bridgett Alberts, John Andaluz, Mark Anderson, Becky Anderson, Carol Anderson, Willis Andrews, Demetrius Andrews, Vernon Aquart. Michelle Arnold. Scott Austin. Eric Banks, Natasha Banks, Sean Barnes, Kathy Barrett, Sylvia Beard, William Belcher, Mark Bodden, Van Baler, Shari Bolton, Terry Bosarge, Samantha Brewer, Jeff Bridges, DeJuana Bright, Amelia Britt, Shelley Broughton, Shamecka Brown, Alisha Brown, Diane Bro wn, Sonya Browning, Jennifer Burns, Katrina Byrd, Jonathan Callahan, Pam Camper, Yolanda Carr, Amy Carson, Adonna Carter, Derrick Carter, Katina Casto, Kevin Chatel, Jackie 66ASOPHOMORES F irst Da y Jitters eve you ever had one of those 3 when you just wanted to '19 out somewhere? Well, the w-t day of high school was Jbably one of those days. It ; the most exciting and ve-racking days of the whole :r for the sophomores. song the terrors of new sur- .nd1'ngs was the joy of old n :nds. The worries of sopho- n'es on the first day included ' vrything from being late to , ass to fitting in. But when An day had passed and was Iced back on, there was a lot n vnjoy about that dreaded day of high school. There w friends that had not been n all summer-that meant .s ol'ston'es and gossip to tell- of there were new friends to eke. there was a new Moss I High School, hardly rec- s imble after its face lift, to . X'el at. Several new teachers w there to size up, and a new mm was there to adjust to. ' 'Hll? the alarm clocks ring in a m. to the bell at the end of w, period, the first day of uh school was a frustrating L'. and it was a relief to have W! ' m .w Schiew says he was sleepy on m w' r ay, and Kevin Padgett says be up . a ' for at least two days!! Clark, Mitchell Cochran, Hal Coleman, Sonya Cook, Jason Couch, Willie Coulter, James Crews, Brian Crews, Roxanne Cronier, Brett Crook, Stephanie SOPHOMORESM 7 Never A Dull Moment The sophomores were always doing something. They showed their school spirit in many different ways. They were rising in all fields: aca- demics, athletics, band, and clubs. The sophomores were always ready to boost the Ti- ger football players. 011 pep rally days the sophomores dressed to show their Tiger spirit. They wore tiger paws on their faces and pinned ti- ger ribbons to their clothes. At three ohciock, pep rally time, they all ran to the gym to get in their places. Mr. Brownlow, as the leader of the sophomore Tiger pack, passed out the noise makers and kept the sophomores in order. The sophomore cheer- leaders let them know the ttbig word and they screamed it With all their might. The following Mon- da y week the sophomores came back to classes ready to work after the games. They put forth all their abilities to the highest degree. They showed enthusiasm, in terest, and aptitude for their work. Through the year, the sopho- mores never had a dull mo- ment. Tonya Nettles, Sherita Moore and LaCheryI Hudson seldom have a dull moment. Crowley, Brandy Cunningham, Elijah Cunningham, Stephanie Darnell, Bo Daugherty, Regina Da Vis, DaIm y Da vis, Erica Da vis, Princess Debose, Andre Deihl, Tracy 68iSOPHOMORES Dickson, Charlotte Dodd, Donnie. Doss, Michael Downs, Erica Dubose, Sean Dueitt, Cheryl Dunn. Amy Dyche. Tonie Dyess. Nellie Edwards. Roosevelt Erkhart. Jenny Evano. Nikki Evans. Tabitha E2911, Debra Pagan. Kenneth Faulks, Thomas Fells. Robert Fields, Kara Fisher, Ryan Fuller, Lazetta F uller, Sonya Fulton, Brandi Galloway, Rebeca? Galloway. Tracy Gasaway. Tony Gibson. Brian Claude, Ryan 0011'. Fayre Goff. Kimberly Graffree, Tyrone Gray, Kris Green. Charles Griffin. Ryan Grube, John Hackman. Edith Hales, Tracy Hall. Kelli Hamm. Donna Hanks. Richard Harrell. Chandra SOPHOMORESMQ Harris, Anthony Harris, Robert Harris, Tremayne Harris, Willie Hatampa, Lily Haynes, Mikki Hearna'on, Kami Henry, Lamar Holcomb, Michael Horton, Michael Hoskins, John Houston, Cartn'na Hudson, LaCheryl Hughey, Brian Hunt, Mark Hunter, Hershal Hurd, Mondolyn Hurst, Monica Hutchins, Sherry Hutchins, Starlett Jackson, Jack Jackson, Marcus Jackson, Shannon James, Angela Jenkins, Dianco Johnson, Bruce Johnson, James Johnson, Recarlos Jones, Dikila Jones, Kerry Jones, Mike! Jones, Tikila Keenum, Jason Keenum, Michael Keaton, Linda Kelton, Christopher Ladm'er, Brandi Langley, Andrea Lapeyrouse, Michael Lawson, Daniel 70AS'OPHOMORES t ' Hit- Lee, Alfred Lett, Alicia Lett, Crystal Lett, Robert. Lewis, Angela Liddell, Derrick Love, Thomas Lucas, James Lynn, Carolyn Lyons, Alex 1he Wise Fools Vat exactly is a sopho- re? The word sophomore vies from the Greek words ihos meaning Wise and ms meaning foolish. This 2 very accurate name for a sip of people who have shed nine years ofschool, have never been to high wol before and are tfor vilei not quite sure What n or how to act. They are s'y identified during the t few weeks of school by last dazed 100k they on their faces between 5. This may be an exag- ckm, but the first few ,V of school really were 111. By the end of the nne could not tell the mores from the juniors. mores overcame hun- of firsts during the i116 first day at Moss High School, the first Point High School wll game, the first day hot food in the cafete- r ,. first Moss Point High ' homecoming, the list .n Man y of these firsts :' done before in junior h wit it seemed differen t, more exciting and im- . to do them for the w-zo in high school. 'szabeth Spicer was asked, 129 it mean to be a sopho- We replied, I t means that I ware in two yearsl . 71 Marion, Twila May, Robyn McBeath, Billy McBeath, Shaunda McLaughlin, Ladoris McCurdy, Erica McLeod, Angela McLeod, Michelle Meeks, Fatima Miles, Jimm y Only In My Dreams When asked, Shelly Tillman and Michael Nelson said they went to dinner on their first Remember your first date. Was it everything it should have been, or was it a Hop? We all have ideas about what our first date should have been like. even the guys. Many, many times first dates turn out to be rather disappoint- ing to both people involved. But if you had a choice What would your perfect first date be like??? With whom would you go: What Would you do: Now, so as to keep reality and fantasy separated, and to help you remember your first date Whether good or bad w When did you go: With whom did you go out: Where did you go: What did you do: 72 Millender, Karen Milles. Gary Miller, Joseph Mills. Amanda Mims. Jermaine Mitchell, John Moore, Sherita Moorer, Anthony Morrissette, Leroy Mott. Jim Myers. Joel Nelson. Michael Norris. Linda Norsworthy. Farina Orgemn, Marty Parker, Denise Pettis, Toni Pigott, Susan Poindexter, Erica Poole. David Presley. Todd Price. Jessica Rankin, Demetrius Richardson. Marcus Richardson, Timothy Riley. Sunday Riley. Willie Robertson, Russell Robinson, Tatanesha Rogers. Kim Rogers, Stephanie Rogers. Tina Rouse. Angie Salters, Reginald SchnII. Jamie Seaman, Angie Sewell, David Shepherd. Davey Simms. Jason Sims. Levi SOPHOMORESWH Smith. Mary Smith Pamela 5171119119, Synndrah Stallworth, A pr1'1 Stallworth, Curtis Stanton, Regina Stout, Kendyle Street, Benson Sylvester, Thedford Taite, Derrick Thames, Reginald Thl'gpen, Consuela Thigpen, James Thomas. Timothy Thompson, Yolanda Tillman, Shelley Tramel, M'chael Trochessett, Ashley Turner, Klistj Vaughan, Nicole Vice, Mary Vick, La urie Wade, Brian Webb, Jamey Weiss, Jennifer Wells, Brian Wells, Kimberly Williams, John Williams, Marcy Winsett, Andy Womble, Marcus Woodland, Byron 74A90PHOMORES ,1: Nikita Black performs during the band half-time show. mnore class shows their spirit during nnalds Homecoming pep rally. Brenda Williams and Ta wana Woods dress up for Tacky Day during Homecoming week. Many of the sophomores participa ted. Sophomore Brandi Ladm'er clowns around during the MPHS Homecoming parade. Princess Da VI'S partiwpates in the clown day costume contest sponsored by the cheer- leaders during Homecoming week. Class of 91 IIIHIFSLI; Rachel Martin, Joy Trusler and Tonya Hamilton help during registration. Tanya me'er and Denise Hadley ride on a decorated truck during the Homecoming parade. Princess Williams and Angela Liddell take out a few minutes during Iunvh to get heautillll. 76Hl 7NIORS J an jars Some call 1' t t h e most hec- tic year. It may not be the most hectic, but the juniors' year was certainly challenging. Not only did they remain spirited through- out the year but they also took the task of planning the junior-senlor prom. Not once did the juniors complain but worked diligently to achieve their goal of sponsoring the best prom ever. The juniors felt it was all worth it, because next year they can sit back and watch. The ever-spirited juniors had their blue balloons everywhere at the MvDunzzlds pep rally. Juml mm: In performing with the Tiger band Fontina Benn gets serious when it lxatl: wn Dunn gets tickled while riding on the J 'iur Class float during the Homeconu'ng harm ,ll WIORSNT Abney, Alvin Abston. Tonya Allen, Latrisha Andrews, Dewayne Anglin, Genny Armstrong, Calvin Baird. Theresa Ballard, Belinda Baria, Michael Barlow, James Batiste, Sharon Baxter, William Benn, C'omina Benn, Tony Bergeron, Eric Bertram, William Bickham, Cheryl Blackmail, Eric Blades, Jacob Blankenship, Michelle Bogard, Paul Bonnett, Amy Bonnett, Angie Booker, Melvin Bowens, Douglas Bradley, Karen Braxton, Phyllis Breland, Charles Broome, Melinda Brown, Angie Brown, Anita Brown, Barbara Brown, Bernard Brown, Joy Brown, Juanita Byrd, Sharon Campbell, Charlotte Canfield, Mike Campbell, Charlotte Chambers, Dwylette 78A! U N I ORS Chatman, Angela C herry, Latesha Collins. James Corley, Tracey Crear. Obedean Cronier, Tanya Couture, Debbie Cullins, Michelle Cumbest, Melanie Cunningham, Chandra Siblings In School What did one do to keep their secrets from fellow sis- ters and brothers during the past school year. Brothers and sisters always tried to make agreemen ts before they got to school: if you do not tell, I won't tell. For in- stance, a girl kissed her boy- friend and it got around school. Will her brother find out and tell? Also, the broth- er made an F on his nine weeks test, and he changed the grade to a 9 . Will his sister tell their parents about it? No, neither told because of their prior agreement. It worked out just right. Hav- ing a sister or brother is not all bad and tattletailing. Twins get into trouble to- gether to make everything fun. Identical twins can trade places with each other. Although all twins are not identical, it was fun just be- ing and looking like someone else at school. In twinslopin- ions, they got along with their mate pretty well this school year. Some people said that they would give an ything for a brother or sis- ter in school with them. Oth- ers agreed that sisters and brothers are just a pain!!! Anita and Juanita Brown share man y good times at school as well as at home. 79 Cunningham, Cheryl Davis, Kristi Davis, Raymond Dickerson, Dickie Dillon, Sean Doakes, Valarie Dukes, Bobby Dunn, Kathleen Dyess, Devin Dyess, Frank 80 Stuck In The Middle The Juniors were the class that got stuck in the middle; not quite as high on the ladder as seniors, but a little older and a little wiser than the sopho- mores. Even though they were in the middle, juniors played a vital role in Moss Pointb stu- dent body. The juniors couId in fact have been called Moss Point? heart and soul. While seniors waited in anticipation for graduation and sophomores were still getting oriented, the juniors were full of class spirit. Juniors began the yearglad they did not have to suffer through the trials of being a sophomore again and ended the year con- templating summer vacation and the challenge ofbeing a sen- ior. With the end of the year came the JunionSenior prom and all the preparations that must go in to such a grand affair. From decorations to menus, the juniors were responsible for pulling off this special occasion in honor of the senior class. They are only juniors once and they made it a year to remember for their class and the whole school, a year that is - HW01? TH A SECOND GLANC . Junior, Wanda Robinson, is caught in the middle of sophomore Tonya Gibson and senior Felishia Hinton. I Eakes, Amanda Fant, Michelle Fillingame, Kelly Fox, Keena Ford, Cara Fountain, Jarrod Free, Melody Gaines, Terry Gasaway, Sean Gholar, Chris Gill, Elizabeth Claude, Linda Hadley, Sheryl Hamilton, Jonarhan Hamilton. Tonya Hand, Georgia Hankins, Rodney Hanson, Leigh Harrell, Todd Harris, Rose Harris, Sandi Havam'. Carl Havard. Thomas Haynes, Alberta Henry, Elijah Henry. Katie Hester, Billy Hester. Kim Holloway, Latanya Hester. Melinda Hunnings, David Holder. Emmeett Horton, Amy Nurd. Nicole Jackson, Lucretia James, Allan James. Alfie Jensen. Scott Johnson, Elizabeth , Johnson, iona Jl 7N10R5781 Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Shavay Johnson. Tina Jones, Margaret Jones, Sasha Jones, Aleshia Kasby, Tera Keenum. Bernard Keeton, Cartina Kellum, Stephanie Kelly, Richard Kelton, Andra Keyes, Marcia King, Lawana Knight, Vincent Knatts, Michael Lamey, Donny Langley. Anthony Law, Rhonda Liddell, Angela Long, Katrina Lynd, Chris Maggard, Richard Manning, Kelly Martin, Rachel Mason, Tonya Matthews. Dana McArthur, Neisee McCain, Abby McClain, Karen McCorvey, Veronique McCrory, Sharla McDuffee, Kala McDuffie, David McLain, Gregory Magee, Precious McMillan, Catrina McQueen, Beth Mercer, Kim Miller, Robby 82M U N I ORS dm-ar-zu ,.. eewr Worth R em em berin g At the beginning of the school year much time and effort was spent choosing the perfect class ring. One had to choose the styles, the stone and the metal. As the school year came to a close, the rings arrived. Class rings were exchanged as tokens of love and were cherished with lasting memories from high school. When the memories become fuzzy and the pages of the yearbook tum yellow, the class rings will remain unchanged. M y ring style: S tan 6: Cut: Cres t: C 05 t: Other Special Features: Paul Bogard proudly wears his class ring. Mingo, Tericka Monroe, Mary Moore, Patrick Morris, Chris MVers, Hope Nash, Dennis Neese, Levon Parker, Amber Parker, Brandi Parker, Kimberly J UNIORSA93 Parker, Jody Parker, Kimberly Parks, Diane Phillips, Schledia Pickett, Pamela Plummer, Bryan Polk, Jennifer Pope, Jennifer Presley, Steve Price, Denise Perils Of Passing N otes Elizabeth A1 varez has no idea that anyone sees her pass a note to Letricia Allen. One of the greatest occu- pations of students at Moss Point High School was passing notes. Notes were as important as newspapers and tele- phones. Notes passed in- cluded the latest gossip and current happenings. Teachers w?are well in- formed from the notes found and taken up. It took a creative mind to de- cipher those ever-pop uIar codes that teenagers knew so well. Not only did stu- dents write coded mes- sages, but they also found interesting ways to pass those notes along. Notes were placed in books, 120- tebooks, purses, ends of pens, on shoes, thrown across the room, and the common way e from hand to hand. Let's not forget the distraction method: on the way to the pencil sharpener, the gar- bage can, or the teachers desk :1 note was passed. But, most teacher's wer- en t fooled by those meth- ods. They just turned their heads. This went to prove that the students werenht as slick as they thought they were. t V'Y 84 Rayner, Lynn Redmon, Shannon Rice, Jennifer Richards, Terri Richardson, Bradley Richardson, Jennifer Richardson, Jeremiah Riley, Dominick Riley, Tracey Roberson, Natisha Robbins, Marcye Rodgers, John Royston, James Sanford, Michelle Scholl, Candy Scott, Shannon Simpson, Stacy Sims, Lewis Smith, Angela Smith, Mary Smith, Tim Steele, Kelly Sumrall, Michael Taylor, Merle Taylor, Sam Thomas, Johnny Thomas, Lakenya Thompson, Gatn'c Thoma, Pam Thornton, Robin Thornton, Roy Toncrey, Anthony Trubee, Missy Trusler, Patricia Turner, Eric Turner, Marc Vaxter, Robert Vice, David Vice, Kristi Walker, Tamara J UNI 0R6785 Walker, Tyesha Walley, Rebecca Walton, Aurealfa Ward, Vivecia Washington, Tia Watt, Sharon Watts, Tonya Webster, Shelia Wilkezzson, Doug Williams, Donald Williams, Julius Williams, Princess Williams, Shelia Williams, Tara Williamson, Chris Wilson, Douglas Wroten, Melvin Nettles, Willie Harris, Lonnie Holmes, Tabatha m . ': Lisa 0. Mddleton x jn.nlz u vim V In Remembrance LISA C. MIDDLETON, 16, OF 5400 WIONNA DRIVE, MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI, DIED SEPTEMBER 27, 1988, AT THE SINGING RIVER HOSPITAL FOLLOWING AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. SHE WAS BORN JUNE 23, 1972 AT SINGING RIVER HOSPITAL. SHE WAS A FAITHFUL MEMBER OF THE SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, A MEMBER OF THE JUNIOR CHOIR, THE YOUTH DEPARTMENT, AND A JUNIOR MOSS POINT HIGH SCHOOL. HER MEMORY WILL BE CHERISHED BY HER FRIENDS AND FAMILY. 'uV-W V3 Juniors, Am y and Angie Bennett are just one of the sets of twins at Moss Point High School this yeah The junior float portrays a Meridian WHdcat and a MPHS Tiger batthhg it out. The juniors showed their spirit at every pep 1211 y and W011 the spirit stick just about every week. hi; 1 4 g ,Ma Class of 190 Juniors are really paying atten tion in h l hIIIEFIICaIJ history 61355.0 They are wait- , a production to be put on by their B! Ites 1'9211 y. It a senior was asked what makes this year so important, their an- swer would most likely have something to do with their long awaited graduation. This year is the climax of eleven years of hard work and determination. For some, the goal was not as easily achieved as it was for others. Now, however, everyone is at the same starting point and where or how the race called life ends is up to the individual. 1989 senior maids on their Hoar. Jason Green presents Mrs. Polk with a mrsage 0n the opening day of school. Zena Burr works rm the senior float. S eniors The senior class partial pates each week in the spirit competition at the pep rallies. Kristi Miller and Ginger Copeland partici- pate in the homecoming parade. Antonio Eatmon and Cedric McCann pick up graduation invitation order forms. SEN I ORSA99 enjorj t119!!. According to Websteris a senior is someone accorded respect or distin ctz'on for his 01' her age, but When SENIOBITIS strikes Websteris goes out the Window. About the end of second semester, senim's, attitudes changed. Homework and tests didn 1 seem to matter anymore only gradua tion! Abbott, Tonya Adams, Sherrie Adams, The: wonda Alexander, Nancy Allman, Teresa A pplewhite, Devon 90 SEN I OBS Applewhite, Dionne Armstrong; Sandra Austin, Earnest Baker. Cindy 3317295, Johnnie Barnes, Willie Baxter, Charity Beardslee, T011 y Bea uchamp, Tonya Betts, Falesbia Betts, Reuben Riggs, Helen SENI ORSV .91 Bilbo, Patrick Baler, Kevin Bolton, Benilda Booker, Michelle Brackeen, Sheena Bramlett, Jamie Brewer, Kim Bridgman, Reginald Bz'oome, Cara Broughton, Stacey Brown, Beverly Brown. Charles QZXSENIORS Brown, Eric Brown, Kelly Brown, Larry Brown, Riva Brown, Stephanie Brown, Virginia Brown, Wanda Brown, William Brumfi'eld, Terhonda Bzyan, Timbel'ly Bzyan t, James Burnes, Stacie SENIORSV93 The ACT. was an ordeal that evely senior Who planned to attend college had to go through. Some spent hours preparing; while some never cracked a book. Test day came and went. Three hours were spent stretching brains to the limit. But that was the easy part. The hard part was waiting a man th to see the results. 147112111 V, a sign an the guidance door said. the ACT scores are here. Burr, Zena Buxton, James Cannon, Felesha Cannon, Karin Carter, Geronda Cartezy Jan .94AS'ENIORS Class Carter, Marcus Ca tclzings. P31119123 Ca V95. Ca thy Charlton, James Chesmng, Kelvin Cllestang, Tiffany Cobb. Randall Coleman, Lisa Caleman, Monica Collier, Ursula Cook. Tonya Cooper, Alisa SEN I ORSV 95 Cooper. Errol Copeland, Ginger COX, Jimmy Cz'eal', Debra Cream Monica Crom'er, Jennifer Cross, John Crowley. Angela Culbezson, Todd Dale, Gazy Dal'den, Mehbsa Darnell, Steve 96VSENIORS Da uglzez'tv, Angel Da V119, Frankie Da V119, Ronnie Da V119, Shayla Dearmon, Dymne Dennis, Cynthia Deppersclmzidt, Daryl Deville, D3131! Diaz, Paula Dillon, Sirena Dowdy, Shelley Downs. Samaradak SENI 01-357 9 7 What In twenty or more years, Will you be able to remember the year 1988-89? J ust in case your memory begins to fade, store some facts below: the cost of a roll of toilet paper: the cost ofa bag ofsugar: the best group: the best TV show: your fa V0r1' te teacher: Duggan, Leo Dunn, Kristi Eatman, Antonio Eatmon, M yrondia Eckez't, Scott Edwards, Doug 98A9ENIORS It Was Like: L . .. , , The denim look is the 10 'r 1 0k for 1988-89. V .wVa .aw Edwards, Eric Ehlers, Timm y England, E'Irl'c Eubanks, Patricia Fairley, Kellie Felder, Shun ta F erguson, Tommy F inklea, Gerald Flurry, Greg Franklin, Erica Franklin, Natalie Franklin, Penn y SEN I OBEY 9.9 Franks, Deborah Frost, Andy Ga $5011, Kala Gennam, William Gibson, Shiree G'I'IHS, Selena Graham, Kelli 0122 V65, Eric Gra ves, Lamina Green, Edward Green, Jason Green, Sheretln'a 1 00 SEN I ORS Greer, Zenja Gu'ssam, Laura Guess, Kathryn Gunnufsen, John Hagemeister, Samar: tha Hall, Erica Hall, Kimberly Hall, Terri Hand, Deanna Hanes, Greg Hardin, Holly Harper, Ruby SENIORSVI 01 2.009 A State OfM'nd When the class of 8.9 has the 20lyea1' class I 1 98 9 2 O O 9 reunion, it Will be the year ofaur Lord, 1009 I will live in I AD. the United Sta tes Will have existed for 233 yeazs, and the majbrity of todayie seniors will be 37 or 38yea1's 01d. am living in I will be be married to$ am married to Now look into your czystal ball. and see yourself in the year 200.9. 011 the survey to the mght fill in whatyouseefor 4 I will be working as a W4 I am working as a I will have kids. I have kids. yourself now. In the year 2009, bring out the 01d yearbook and see if your dreams came true. I will be making $E I am making $ I will drive I have a to drive My best friend will beb My best friend is Harris, Lorna Harris, Trina Hasty, Allen Hathorn, Gina Hawkins, Samuel Hawkins, Sonja 1 02ASEN10RS Heamdon, Monica Hendelson, Chris Iiinkel, M'chael Hin ton, Felislza Hin ton, M'cbae! Hollimon, Nani Hollis, Ardetha H01 yfield, Lisa Hoskins, Adrian Howard, Raquel Hudson, Celia Hulbez't, H011 y SENIORSVI 03 Jackson, Robert Jackson, Salena Jackson, Sandra Johnson, E2911 Johnson, Maria Johnson, Ruben Jones, Angela Kennedy, Willie Keys, Kristy Kline, Eric Knox, Deborah Krebs, Brian 1 04ASENIORS Landrum, Tommy Letlow, Tobie Lett, Donna Lett. Valencia Leverette. Thomas Lewis, Howard Love, Nathaniel Lynn, Jonathan McBeatb, Syroue McCain. Cedric Mccovery, Kimberly McCray, Ozzie SENIORSH 05 Wh ere What are you going to do When you grow up? D0 you remem- ber that question? We are almost gm W11 now, and it is time to start thinking about What the future will bring. 6690' of the sen- ior class said they were going to college, and the top five c01- Ieges were; 1. J.C 2. USM 3. Tenn. State 4. USA 5. Miss. State The remaining plan to: work - 7927 many - 3712 en ter militaly - 24 hv Massey, Shannon Magee, Timoth y McNutt, Cheryl McGowan, Am y McGuffie, Rosie McMIIan Labarron 1 06VSENIORS Tracy Freeman and Stephanie Moseley take some time to look over college catalogs in the media cen ter. XX 11- 3; Matthews, M ytrea! May, Amy M793, Bonnie 11411191; Bill, V Miller, Kristen Monroe, Amy Monroe, Miriam Moore Delaiua Mazgan, Clara M01173, Marlon Morris, Tracey Moseley, Stefanie SENIORSH 07 M un'ay, Tm W's Nathan, James Nelson, Ca then'ne Nettles, Charles Nichols, Kimball V Olive, Yolanda Packer, Juan Padgett, Bridgett Padgett, Cynthia Paige, Lamom'ca Peters, Robert Phillips, John 1 OSASENIORS Plainer, Charles Price, Pa trick Pugh, Willie Puzjyeaz', Yolanda Raines, Joel Rawls, Angel Richbmg, Brian Riley, Lany Robbins, Richie Roberson, Kevin Robinson, EaIJean Rogezs. Hemy SENIORSAI 09 Please Throwing mortar boards ma y be ve been against the rules once, but now 232 of 27.9 seniors planned to toss their hats into the sky after graduation Being a senior was much hard work, includmg research papers, science projects. and college applications. Now it was all over, and we looked to the future. Seniors spent the last twelve years meeting the challenges of school. now they face the real world. Rogers, K911 y Rogers, Robert Rowan. Marty Sabina. Derek Schmz'tz, Ronnie Seltzer. 8.212111 1 1 OXSENIORS Don t Throw Your 0 Sheppard, Leann Simms, Kelly Simmons, Shannon Simpson, Todd Sims, Craig Sims, Jerri Sims, Lametz'ice Sipp. Marcus 31a ughter, Candace Smith, Bryan Smith, Kenyatta Smith, Lee Ann SENIORSH 1 1 Smith, Samuel Spicer, Hope Stallwarth. Lenore Stallworth. Michael Stewart, Rolanda Stone. Rodney Stork, James Stork, Stephanie Strothoff; Devmma Suthoff, Rebecca Taite, Michelle Taylor, Sbatonya 1 LWSENIORS Thames, Roderick Thompson, Katrina Thompson, Rachel Tillman, Buffie Talbert, Twala Townsend, Krista H'ussell, Marie Turner, Lila Upshaw, Roderick Vice, Jeff Vice, William Vick, Richard SENI 013.57 1 1 3 The 1989 senior class had the opportunity of enjoying their senior year at the brand new Moss Point High School. They had 11' ved through the construction, made their way around the detours and had observed the changes taking place. They were asked to give their opnu'on 0f the new MPHS in one word The results are to the right. Photo I'Ig'ht: Students gather outside the fi'ont door before school each day. Walker, Catrina Walker, Chris Webb, Novella Wells, Akeba Wells, Michelle Wells, Tina 114AS'ENIORS 'foferent, wonderful, unbelievable. improved. terrific, great, excellent. marvelous. clean. super, 11'Ve, progressing improvement, new, about-time, suzprisfng. astonishing, c001. kickin ', modem, Wild. Spectacular, awesome, exciting. unreal, changed, smooth. wow, exceptional, fresh. tremendous. incredible. sensational, devastatmg, enormous, undescribable, challenging, chilh'n 'l Welzbaclzez'. Jeffeqv White. Rickv Whitehead, Darrell Wz'gley, Tl'eua Williams, Alice Williams, Corey Williams, Mary Wi111'ams, Raquel WIYliams, ReginaId Williams, Robert Williams, Tammy Winters, Marcy SENIORSH 15 Woodland, Erika Woods, Orvia Woods, Tammie Zettler. Jay Zinnimon. D.L. Johnson, Michael James A. Kemp In Remembrance JAMES A. KEMP, 17, OF 3737 RIVERWOOD DRIVE, MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI, DIED DECEMBER 17, 1988, AT SINGING RIVER HOSPITAL FOLLOWING A LENGTHY ILLNESS. JAMES WAS BORN APRIL 10, 1971, AND WAS THE SON OF MR. 1 MRS. FREDDIE ALLDAY. HE WAS A MEMBER OF GRIFFIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH IN MOSS POINT. JAMES WILL BE REMEMBERED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS AS ONE WHO HAD A POSITIVE ATTITUDE ABOUT LIFE. HE LOVED LIFE AND NEVER COMPLAINED ABOUT HIS ILLNESS. Stephanie Stork, Jason Green and Sirena Dillon show their senior Egrer Spirit at a home football game. Angela Crowley works 011 the senior home- coming Heat. The senior Heat won first place in the parade. Seniors, Erica Hall and Monica Crear make their way through the halls of the newly renovated high school on opening day. Class of 8.9 d and H011 V Hulbert touch up the F H 5 leading to the stadium. Polk, Auw1'1da Pnhmpal Niles, Richard Asst. Princzpal Johnson, Charles Asst. Johnson E11119, Andrew Voc. Director Joseph, Alton Counselor Bain, Violet Drafting Baxter, Cheryl Librarian Bem'gno, Sharon Computers Bether, 01611an Carpentry Birdsall, Ruby Bookkeeper Broome, Bettye Special Ed. Bounds, Terry Marine Mechanics Brown, Y olanda Bela ted Reading Burroughs, James Metal Trades Butler, Jancie English Cameron, Freda Resource Carter, Mary English Champman, Stan Band Cbatham, William Chemistry Clark, E11'zabet11 DV, Occp. 1167FACULTY Vould You Believe? rm: were asked, What is the worst ,mu did in high school? Responses: mgton - My teacher threw chalk at L-zzuse I was talking - I threw it back! g 1 was in love With two boys, both : m were 1'11 the band. One day on a rip I rode on the seat With one boy, w during halfltime With the sec- v10 home with the first and was , IO my door by both. Browning - I ed out ofagriculture class for being zr'ng mean. It was a permanent ment. Stricklin - Spilled a barrel of -';111 over me and the other biology mnt. Wood - The plincipalis son '1 an 8 inch green snake in our nn Histmy teacher's desk. Daugh- l'ipped sch 001 one day. Skocelas - As . l 'Etackedtt the sandwzeh ofone of ml '5 lunch by placingseveraI sheets M w under the lettuce, Moorer - I was rleader and I skipped a game to '1 voncert in Mobile. I was caught! I Vlzzyed hookie to go swimming and I drowned. B. Richardson - I 1 inside the librmy display case. It I appreciated by our 80-year-old Sensing - I walked out of my lass one day. Baxter - I fell in love red da ting one of my teachers. tot Our Teachers! First year teacher Lisa Moorer was once a cheerleader Who played bookie and got caught! Clement, Mike Distributive Ed. Cook, Delon's Special Ed. Cowan, Louise Secretaly Dean, Roger Social Studies DeShields, In e2 Ma tlz Business Edwards, Mary M a th Ha wley, Estelle Typing W12 y Me? Teachers were asked Why didyou become a teacher? Responses: Bein - Being a 'Human Skills Arclu'tecttt is more impor- tant to me than beluga Na vel Architect. I Moorer . Because I ha ve an in terest 1'11 the future, and these young adults are our I future. Skocelas - It 1511 It for the moneyl! I enjoy working With youngpeople and stud- ying and discussing history. Daughdn'll - I ?n still trying to figure it out. Wood - I enjoy working With young people and I truly believe learning is important but it can be fun too. Hennington - I enjoyed my subject area. I knew that it could be boring I Wanted to teach so that students would know more than the grammar ofFrench. They would know that it is something useful, beyond the classroom. Strleklin - I must have been temporarily mentally 1'11. No, 1'11 reality, I enjoy working With young people. Bro wmhg - I had the ideahstle view that perhaps I might make someones fu- ture a little better than my past. Carter - I couldntt afford law school at the time. DeSbieIds - My elemen tary school princi- pal taught my math class. He captured everyones' attention and challenged us. I wanted to be as dynamic as he Was. Sans- 1'11g - Some idiot told me it would be an easy jobll Wh y Teach 2?? FACULTYAZJQ Da ughdrill, Betty Haynes, Art RE, Basketball Haynes, Deloz'is Stud y Hall Hennington, Angela French H111, Doris P. E'. Holmes, Robert District Attn. H udson, Kenn y D1'1' vel's Ed. H ughes, Vicki Counselor Johnson, Louise EninshsSoc. St. Johnson, Sharon Spanish K u yken dall, Luther Drivers Ed. Kramer, Susan M usic Lamar, Thelma Business Lee, Theresa Special Ed. Lewis, Bessie Special Ed. Lovette, Earl Math McCoz'Vey, Ima Secretary McMIIan, Barbara Resource Aide McRae, Cecilia Counselor May, Frankie Secretary Millender, Evelyn Occupational Cloth. 120sFAC'ULTY Moorer, Lisa Engiish Mum'ay, Rebecca Biology Nicholson, Canine English Owens, Shirfey English Pace, Lottie IBT Peresz'ch, Mark Histozy Reeves, Carrol Counselor Richardson, Betty Librarian Richardson, L1'111'e Science Rimer, Ka thy English Robinson, Clarence Biology Robinson, Edna Bela ted Studies Sansing, Jim Social Studies Shepherd. Rita Child Care Shaw, Sara Ma th Taylor, Sherwin English Sims, Warren Chemistry Smith, Pa ula Secretary Steward, Jency Secretary Stewart, Mary Spanish FACULTYH2J Street, Ada Marketmg Stricklin, Sharon Science Tucker, Judy Secretary Webb, 0911122 English Wells, Bernice Special Ed, Williams, Manorie Geometry Wood, Becky Foods Youngblood, Edith VOT Zelenka, Johmz y Drivers Ed Cothran, Evelyn Cafeteria Cowart, Hilma Cafeteria Dewberry, Shirley Cafetenla McArth 111', Brenda Cafeteria McArtIz ur, Linda Cafetenla McArth ur, Sudj Cafeteria Moore, Gladys Cafeteria Palmer, Doris Cafieteria Powell, Ruby Cafeteria Stakes, Faye Cafetenh Wells, Louise Cafeteria JZZHF'A CUL T Y Anderson, Vivian Hammond, Jo Langham, Earnestine Sharon Stricklin Jansie Butler Beth Clark Marge Williams The annual staff decided to add a little history to the 1.989 yearbook. Yes, once upon a time your teachers were young and were seniors just like the seniors 0f1989. The hairdos and clothes have changed but kids were just kids back then too. Inez DeSlzieIds Betty Richardson Freda Cameron - Class Of ? Violet Bain Betty D3 uglldn'll Mark Peresjch 3 Tyesha Walker, Natisha Roberson, and Bridgett Padgett model in the fall fashion Show. Derek Sabina was elected a senior beau but was unable tu participate in the pageant because Ufa basketball game. Wittiest. Jason Greent Felesha Cannon, and Daryl Depperschmidt turn their backs t , w :L A I, L h ' h to the cameral' 12VEVENTS h E ven ts We dressed in our finest - some were chosen by peers, some were ch osen by the fac- ulty and some by judges. Students in volved in events had the opportunity to re- present Moss Point High School through Wh0,s Who elections, the annual Beau- ttheau Pageant, Mardi G r a s Corona- t 1' o n , Homecoming, and Junior Miss - All of these events ad- ded glitter and glitz t0 the school year and all involved had proven to be WORTH A SECOND GLANCE. i Bonnie Miles and Kelly Simms relax and watch other Junior Miss contestants prac- tice their talent. The Carnival Ball court is awaiting the Grand Walk around the auditorium. These junior beauty contestants are wait- ing for the nod 0f the judges so they can return backstage. E VENTbV125 WhUESS WHQ? : V Whois Who positions are receive by popular vote from the student body. The positions of Mr. and 1141195 MPHS were the highest honors. Announcements of the Whoie Who Winners were sa vea' un til the night of the GEO WLER ann ual staff'beauty pagean t. M53. MISS MPHS MA TT VICE DONNA LETT 1267WH01S WHO MOST TALENTED M087? VERSATHLE Lisa H01 yfield, Andy Frost, Donna Left Faleshia Betts. Jeffmy Welzbacher, Lisa H01 yfield MCOST PQLKTE Lisa H01y16'eld, Faleshlla Betts, Eric Kline, Erica Hall mmsr q v.0 waaabuyq um MQST SPHRHTED BEST PERSONALITY Jason Green, Bonnie Miles, Lisa H01 yfield, LaMom'ca Paige Faleshja Betts, Daryl Depperscbmidt, Stacy Brough ton BEST DRESSED Nancy Alexander, Matt Vice, Donna Lett M'OST ATHLETHC Erica Hall, Tobie Letlow, Julie Watkins JZWWHO'S WHO MQST SUCCE8SFUL MQST HNTELLECTUA L , IMRMEQII! mm 333; figgg Immmmrrmmw 1m Lisa H01 yfield, Eric Kline, Donna Lett Lisa H01y19'eld, Akeba Wells, Eric Kline I Jason Green, Felesha Cannon, Daryl Deppers- chmidt 3713:3133, WHOiS' WHO: 12.9 Ii W They endured long try- outs, occasional criticism, and of course, the ever frequent stage flight, yet somehow they made it through. The MPHS Mod- eling Squad set the tren d5. T Because the Modeling Squad worked after sch 001 many long hours, When the time came to 'ictrut Sherly Page models sportswear in the Fall Fashion Show. The models have prepared them- selves well for the show. Poise and style are evident this night. 132TFASHION SHO W HATS HQTY their stuff, T the forty member squad was ready to shine. The hardworking group of teenagers managed to present two fashion shows for the school year. The club, Sponsored by Mrs. Deshields, Ms. Shaw, and MS. Nicholson helped in keeping us all informed as to What was hot! Londa Maiden and Kristi Davis Wait for the show to begin. It appeals they ha ve received some good luck roses. 4h r Modeling squad members: Arkela Hopkins, Jerri Sims, Jennifer P01 Melvin Wroten, Angela Liddell, and Nani fashions provided by Dicksons, Alh'eda 19 West. Foxmoor, and J.C. Penney. Holh'mon. They are weari Boutique, Shoe Town. Jean For .1 than f0 be 'Jelle Booker there was more 455mg to do the stage had Ppt. 'vman looks so pretty in print dress, Melvin Wmten has a terrific 100k 1221' the fashion show. He looks so relaxed. u .MJ mm b. Jamie BI'amje-t, Laura 0111950111, and Angie Emmett smile pretty in such nice clothes. For me modeling was a good experience and fun. Geranda Carter Modeling Squad Members: Michelle Booker, Natisha Robezson, LaMom'ca Paige, 73195113 Walker, Bn'dgett Padgett, Pam Perry- man, Kristi Davis, Londa Maiden, MVI'ondI'a Eatmon, Kartjna Keeton, Faleshia Betts, Lacretia Jackson. FASHIONSHOWAZ33 Senior contestant winners are Matt Vice, Nancy Alexander, Lisa HolyHeId and Felisha Hinton. Not pictured: Derek Sabina. . . . ,. . MOST BEA UTIFUL Junior con testant Winners are Prmcess Wllhams, Joy Trusler, Angela D 1 Ch b Liddell, DonnyLamey, and Todd Harrell. Not pictured: Melvin Wro- Wy ett am 61' S ten. MOST HANDSOME Earn est A as tin 134mm UTY PA GEANT Sophomore contestant winners are Nicole Vaughan. Regina Daugh- erty, Danielle Brown, Jeff Brewer and Todd Presley. Not pictured: Eric Austin L M nmwmwh The elected class beaus were judged for most handsome before the pageant began. During the pageant, they escorted the lady contes- tants on stage. Sophomore, Susan Pigott, smiles for the judges. 9 girls are all lined up behind the stage and ready to go on stage when their name is called. B EA L ITY P A G E A NT A 3 5 GLANCE HE GF GLAMCQUR Pageant con testan ts Sophomores: Shelley Britt. Danielle Brown, Jennifer Browning; Amy Carr, Jacque- line Chatel, Sonya Coleman, Stefanie Cunningham, Regina Daugherty, Amy Dunn, Cayce Goff; Andrea Langley, Alicia Lett, Robyn May, Lash undia 02- tis, Toni Penis, Susan Plgatt, Stephanie Rogers, Shelley Till- man, Nicole Vaughan, Laurie Vick, and Cheryl Wilson. Junjom: Belinda Ballard, Amy Emmett, Phyllis Bmxton, Dwy- lett Chambers, Angela Chat- man, Kathleen Dunn, Amanda Eakes, Illichelle F211 t, Leigh Fill- ingame, Angela Liddell, Na- tasha Roberson, Joy Trusler, Ivesha Walker, Vivecla Ward, and Princess Williams. Seniors: Nancy Alexander, Tonya Beauchamp, Sheena Braclreen, Jamie Bramlett, Stacy Braughton, Hffany Ches- tang, Monica Crear, Dea tra Dickev, Shelley Dowdy, Samara- dak Downs, Mvrondje Eatmon, Kala Gatsan, Shlree Gibson, Kelli Graham, Laura 0171950111, Kathryn Guess, Holly Hardin, Trina Harris, Feh'sha Hinton, Nani Holljmon, Ardetha Hollis, Lisa Holyfield, Kristy Keys, Donna Lett, Amy McGowan, Bonnie Miles, Kimberly Nichols, Lamom'ca Paige, Kelly Slmms, Jerri Sims,Lametr1'c-e Sims, Stephanie Stork, Bonita Thomas, Cartina Walker. and Many Williams. The senior c011 testan ts smile and wait patiently while the judges mark their scores. J36VBEA U TY PA GEAN T Worth a Second Glance was the theme for the 1988-89 beauty pageant. The theme was appmu priate. All of the contestants made heads turn. Mrs. ankz'e May was Alistress 01' Ceremo- nies. Entertainment was pro- vided by Kathy Guess and the Clare Hanshdancers. The elected bea us were on hand to escort all the level V ladies. Who 29 Who an- nouncements were also made Finally it was time to'reveal the names of the whmezs. Taking top honors were Mast Hand- some, Earnest Austin amd Most Beautiful, Dwylett Chambers. All the girls were Worth 3 Sec- ond Glance. Backstage the girls and guys re- lax and wait their turn to go on stage. Contestants, both male and fe- male, clown and smile back- stage. It helps them get over backstage jl'ttezs. It was 3 reaj honor to be asked to Sing at the pageant. I really, I e11 joy singing for other people. -KathI;vn Guess e Q: Stephanie Rogers makes sure Clare Hansh dancers perform her hair is looking just right during1'11te1'111iSSi01L The beans prior to the pageant starting 1'eallvsu1p173edandthrilledthe time. audience When they danced With the girls. BEA UTY PA GEANTHS7 RGFYAL CQ1URT X1 On February 11, 1989, Moss Point High School held its second annual Basketball Homecoming. The court con- sisted of sophomores, juniors and seniors elected by their peers to represent them. The game played against the Pen- sacola Bulldogs was unfortu- nately 10st. The night was re- vived, however, with the theing crowned Bas- ketball Homecoming Queen came as quite a surprise to me. Even though it wasn 1t as exciting as Football Homecoming, it was another competitive challenge. This honor really helped me real- ize that no matter how many goals I achieved, there are still more out there waiting. a Donna Lett crowning of Donna Lett as the 1989 Homecoming Queen. Donna, a senior, is the daughter of Mr. 62 Mrs. Donald Lett. She was escort- ed by Sam Hawkins. Members of the court wait for the announcement of the 1989 queen. Homecoming Court Sophomores: Erica DownshLevi Sims Amy DumMTodd Presley Juniors: Rachel MartiIMPaul Bogard Tracy MasonComelius Griffin Tyesha WalkeMEh'jah Henry Seniors: Erica HalVEric Kline Donna LetMSam Hawkins Lametn'ce Sideharles Harris Holly HulberVKevin Baler 1988 Queen-Dawn Roddy and Mrs. A. Polk 11981BASKETBALL HOMECOMING MiliTm'm ma g2. -, Tobie Letlow goes up for a shot during the Homecoming game. 1989 Homecoming Queen-Donna Lett and escort Sam Hawkins. Junior maid Tyesha Walker is escorted by Elijah Henry and Tracy Mason by Cornelius Grif- fin. Sophomore and Junior maids en- ter the court with their escorts. BASKETBALL HOMECOMINCVISQ A QJQK AT US NGWY V Lisa H01 yfz'eld captured the coveted honor. She was chosen to represent Moss Point in the State J unior Miss Pagean t. Americas Junior Miss program is a nationwide scholarship competition for high school senior girls. Twenty-two MPHS seniors participated in this competition. Junior misses were judged in the following areas: Scholas- H011y Hardin Enjoys being a girl as she takes a break from her studies to da y dream a little. ammw tic Ach1'evement-157o, creative and performing aI'ts-ZOwg and judges 1n- terVJ'e W-3570. The theme of this years pageant was A Salute to Missism'ppi. The music used in the program was by MIsSJsSIPpI' song writ- ers. Last years Jr. Miss, Latonya Viverette was on hand to crown her succes- sor. Lisa Hotvfjeld captured the judges hearts and took home the top honors. Now it 15 off to the state pageant. h... J WWW! I ; e sho' 'h 9' 9 hhl o t 5 9t 01 .h . ,, h l t . t 1 t e, h h , t ' O b l? X One of the hardest parts 0! Jr. Miss is the onstage question. Amy May pauses and quicldy thinks out the best answer. Contestants rake :1 breather during a VPIZV strenuous practice session. Each girl is required to present a talent. Hall V Hulbert played the flute. Performing arts counted 10 percent toward the total score. Physical F I'mess is the fun part 0er. Miss. It is a time the girls can really get rowdy. Kick up those heelsff It Was a great experience to be m J1: Miss. Kim Nichols Jr. Miss WJ'ImeIS-Jst alternate- T1'1'na Harris. 211d Alternate- Amy Balduff, 3rd alternate-Ka- thryn Guess, Spirit of J1: Miss- H011 V H ulbez 't, Talen t-Lametn'ce Sims. '? I ; ? ;e ,9?er e, g5,x t , l.gf 7 t t x 39' JR. MISSAZ 41 The Carnival coronation was held in the auditorium on January 27. The theme Somewhere Out There was carried out in the colorful decorations. The court con- sisted of students from all grades selected by faculty to serve as Dukes and Duch- esses. Cape and crown bear- ers were added this year. They were children from the community. This year's King and Queen Tigerette were crowned by assistant princi- pals, Mr. Charles Johnson and Mr. Richard Niles. Se- lected were Eric Kline and Jan Carter as king and queen. Duke, Lewis Sims, makes a very handsome mysterious duke as he walks down the aisle to meet his escort. Junior members: Emmeett Hold- er, Brandi Parker, Lewis Sims, Natisha Roberson, Dominick Ri- ley, and Tyesha Walker. Crown- bearers are David Stricklin and Faith Hurst. 142 Sophomore members: Jeff Brew- er, Jennifer Browning, Hershel Hunter, Chandra Harrell, Andre Jones, and Alicia Lett. Crown- bearers are Wilson Pierce and Lakeitha Grace. .uw' Sophomore court members: Jeff Brewer, Jennifer Browning, Her- shel Hunter, Chandra Harrell, Andre Jones, and Alicia Lett. Ju- nior court members: Brandi Parker. Emmeett Holder, Nati- sha Roberson, Lewis Sims, Tye- sha Walker, and Dominick Riley. Senior court members: Jason Green, Willie Kennedy, Jennifer Cronier, Jan Carter, Eric Kline, Holly Hardin, Syrone McBeath, and Erica Hall. 5 . Mm. I can t begin to express how honored I was when crowned Carnival 32:11 Queen. I kept having to pinch myself to make sure I wasn't dreaming. I ,m just happy the faculty thought so much of me. ,. Jan Carter Trim Harris provides entertain- Duchess Jennifer Browning, dressed in Mardi Gras style, dazzles the 216m hr the corwd as she sings crowd as the assistant principal, Charles Johnson, looks on. Son vhere Out There. MARDI GRASH43 From Rock to THETEN mmm e v e n M 0 ST co un try, studen ts at MPHS WA NT E D rate their fa vori te t op t e 11 music at- bums of the year. A survey was con- ducted to find out who was hot with the music lovers at MPHS. Read below and find out howyour favorite albums rank on the ten most wanted list . . . 11 Guns 8: Roses Appetite for Destruction 2t Anita Baker uRapture W New Edition Heartbreak 4t Dep Leopard ttHysteria 5t Eazy E Eazy duz it 6t McHammer t'Leths get it Started 7t Amy Grant ttLead me rm 8t Poison'tOpen up 8: Say Ahh 9t Bun Jovi ttNew Jersey IOt Guy HTeddy jam HOT SPOTS Student Jobs It '5 weekend again and all the MPHS students head out to their favorite han- gouts! Whether it be cruis- ing the strip or grabbing a Big Mac at McD's, the en- ergetic teenagers spent these few treasured days catching up on the latest talk or simply ha Ving fun. After surveying the fun- loving students at MPHS, we were able to rate the top ten hot spots. U Market Street 2t McDonalds 3t Studio 17 4t Blue Note 5t R 6:: B Club 6t Matt 77 Movies 8t Fiesta 9t Parties 1w hriends Afternoon activities vary great- i ly between the students at .1 MPHS, but one particular ac- . tivity that many have is an 1 after school job. Several stu- dents hold part-time jobs to make extra money for dating, shopping, or to save money, etc. , V Even though getting that paycheck to spend is really neat, same face the troubles of keeping up school work. Fall- ing behind in school is one of the major drawbacks of having a job, For some it may be the thought of missing out on fun or going out With friends. Hav- ing extra money is great, but students should always consid- ; er what comes first. erets the latest scoop on whaths in and whaths out in slang language. IN OUT U Miss me U Sike 2 I cant tell 2t Chill out 3t Gnarly 3t Radical 4t Bogus 4t Awesome 5t Alright 5 Totally 6t Excellent 6t Cold blooded 7 Whoa, dude 7t Nerd 8t Tubuler 8t Get real 9t Bet 9t Killer lot Chill 10t Forgetyou urrent Slang HeehegwthHewe Fashions and tiqu lilde in and nut throughout the school. We asked the Iilshinn experts zit AWI'HS to give us the latest scunp rm what '5 in and what '3' mil thr this mltmgemls year in thshiuu. The students ree spnnded with the hottest new trends and the styles tII'.x'esreryear IN: tt 'l'urtte Nevks. 2t Sharp Hair; styles. fit Nike Air. 4! Srunewash clothing, MHugle Hays. OUT: 1! Hell lmttums, 2t Miniskirts. itt Flu- rescent mlurs, 4t Tight jeanst 5t Reehukx, Deanna Hand nmdeis her turtlehet'k shirt n'hit-h i3 in :II the nmmenl! t Jnlhunr Att-Jhllnn is nearing the in shuts Air Niktm' R vmond Davis earns his extra spending money working . D G Grocery Store in Moss Piont. Worthy Tests We named them . . . you chase them. We have your survey choice rated from one to the See how your favorite test type rated! 1. M ultiple choice 2. True or False 3, FilI-I'n the Blank 4. Oral 5. Essay A udra Hinton concentrates deeply on her Vreneh test. Sean Gasaway pores over a history test. was the train of thought these students had In l'nl- lnw when asked what they wanted to be when they were little I t Dr N'I or J N urse Si. '1 'eat'her 4. Fouthall player .5 Fireman 6. Policeman Z I A w ver 8. Businessman 9. Sez'retary 10. A'Iilliunaire Greg Flurry Then: :Urplane pilot Now: Drummer t'nr a rm'k hand Age: 17 SeniunMPHH Vergie Williams 'I'hen; 'I'em-her MM? e Mediml Remrds PU wtacy Smith, Nchonald's is the place t0 earn Administratur ext money. For a friendly, ttWelcome t0 McDun- Age: 10' ale May I take your order please? see Stacy at Juniur-MPHS Mn e Point McDonald's! MINIAIAG,'IJ;3 C ZWK Here they are! Here are your top ten favorite television shows you love to watch after a long, eX- hausting day at school!!! Cosby Show Ducktales Different World Alf Growing Pains Oprah Winfrey 227 Win, Lose, 0r Draw Silver Spoons Good Times newmw v DNQOrig N 24W WK When asked Where they spend their hard-earned money, the students replied: Mall Movies Video Games Car Notes Bowling Alley Bank Record Bar Restaurants 90r193972k9050F 24W 146tMIN1-MAG 7a W M! d below are the top ten magazines Viewed by the Ints at Moss Point High School. Seventeen Teen ime Sports Illustrated Sassy Ebony Discover People Young Miss Cosmopolitan QW-a-W! On a survey, students were asked to Check their method ofgetting t0 and from school. The choices were: U Drive own vehicle 2h Drive Mom or Dad,s vehicle 3h Ride the bus 40 Bumb a ride :57 Other. Check below to see how your method of transportation rates! 1. Drive your own vehicle 2. Bum a ride 3. Other 4. Ride the bus 5. Drive mom or dadis vehicle 14W MINIeMAGHblT News Plus . . - A ,, W: h h h This year in news projected :3 a positive image of victories, elections. successful space i J shuttle missions, an international effort of good gg; h will, and many other Say; A exciting events. ' ' $2 M Catch the s irit a , w The Los Ange es Dodgers Ex... h captured their sixth World Series title in October with a 5-2 victory over the Oakland -h- A19 in the fifth game of the series, Hea vyweight boxer Mike Ty- A , son married actress Robin 01- 'h vens. After a stormy year of marriage beautiful actress Gi- vens filed 1hr a divorce. . v f . wii- 4 ; a ... a .uhh. a . H. :Tah 2.; q -. . , Jh'bLt-m The 1988 Summer sv : v 7h , . 4 '1? $ ' r '$ . ' .;-;:a beV Olympics in Seoul, h. a army? ' 5' . . vu- h . South Korea opened with a dramatic and dazzling ceremony. A colorful, three- 7 L hay; spectacle h ' ' 'm 0 445$. .. mlxmg anc1ent .- .23. Korean rituals with space-age technulugv kicked off 16 days q .GWW - .4, xquzvi . ,-:,3:n,'.::;y .1 151.?ng W; 2 Mima m 41- vmwmg; h 'y- EAR HJN ofathletic 1 3 Eras; ? $39; competition. 1Aqgn . HJVMINl-MAG V 0 p e n 1' n g n e w doors President iGeorge Bush raises his right hand to be Ihithfully sworn in as the ills! president ot'the Unit ed States. This event took place outside the west front 01 the Capitol. First Lady Barbara Bush holds the Bible as Chief Justice William Rehnquist per- forms the swearing in. The Discovery blasted into orbit in September, the first space flight since the Challenger mission ended tragically 73 sec- onds after lit'toff'in Jami! airy 1988. The Discovery ended its successful mish sion with a triumphant landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California. A world of difference . it became am inrernariunal PHD ul'grmd will as the Russians and Anwrh'nns cut through the ice in A luskzz to saw two trapped whales. Firing Line San anciscoiq Joe IWan- tana prepares to fire the ball as Cincinnati's Jim Skuw closes in on him first quarter 01' Super Buu'l XXIII Jan. 22, 89. My Favorite Song My Favorite Movie My Favorite Male Vocalist My Favorite Album Special Notes My Favorite T. V. Show My Fa V01'1'te Band My Fa vorz'te Female Vocalist My Fa V01'1' te Class 1M7, - 1y Favorite Sport g My Fa V0r1'te Club My Fa V0r1'te Teach er My Best Friend My Favorite Food My Fa V0r1' te Color Fa vorite Car Special Notes The Moss Point High School B 85 W Auto Parts Bakefs Sporting Goods Chappeyis Music Store Freda Coaster Community Cleaners Empress - Your Car Stereo Store Escatawpa Auto Parts F 8; H Enterprises Fernandez 85 Freeman Motors Elder Thomas Franklin 85 Family C TQ C Grocery Charlie Graffee HERO Child Care Students Helena Hardware 62: Quick Stop The Hunt Family Edward A. Khayat Robert H. Ledford I 52A4 D V ER TISEM EN T A d ver tis em en t Vided by monies received from Growler depends on advertise- ads. The Growler encourages all ment from local businesses to int students to patronize the busin- sure that we have a very special esses found in this ad section be- yearbook. Color pages, special art cause they support your 1989 and many other features are pro- yearbook. 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Ind. 0 0 00.00. 0 0 0 0 0 .00. .00. 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 00. 0 0 4819 Devon St. Moss Point, MS 00 00 475-5371 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000.00.00.00. 0 o o o . 0 0 00.00 0 2 0 x 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0. .00.00.00.00. 0 o o o o o o.....:.,:,. 000000000000000000000000000000000 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00. .00.00.00.00.0-0.00. . 1625AD VER TISEMEN T '.0.009....O00.0000.00000000000000000000000000 O 0-0. ....N.00.09. .00....99. .00.00.60....00. .00.N. .O.O .00.00.O..60. .OQ.N. . .OO.N.N.N.OO.O0.09.00.09.00. . . .H O 0 O O O O O O O Pharmacies you :lrsrrw aur AMI! Irmmuimw -. O O .90 O N... O O O N... O O O 4 LOCATIONS 497-4090 HWY 90 GAUTIER 762-1940 4211 HOSPITAL RD PASCAGOULA 762-4622 1903 MARKET ' Pollen! Aid! 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O O 0 166714 D VER TISEMENT 0900000000000 0000 oooooo oo..o..o u:u:09:n:u:u:oo:oo.'oo:oo:oo:oozoozungu:u.u,oo.n.w.u.u.u.oo.oo.M.N.u.oo:w,u,u,oo.00:00 .u.u.u.oo.oo. .00. . OH O O .00....0 .00 'Nzuzoo' 3 . O 0 00...... O O O. O 0 00.00.00 w: 'oo' o O 00' 0 O N O O .0 o o : N O O O O u '00 O O O O .0... Q O .N O O 0 O 00. ... O 00. O The Jackson County Board of Supervisors marked the l75th anniversary of Jackson County in a very special way dur- 0 O .0 mg I987 when it appropriated $50,000 for the construction of .. this new museum at the Old Spanish Fort ln Pascagoulat 9:. The 1.536-squure-foot building will house valuable histori- 0' cal artifacts and feature exhibits marking the various periods of '3' Jackson County's history. Space will now be available for more effective displays and tours by,students, citizens and tourists. :1: The original iron gates of the old Jackson County courthouse .2. that stood on Delmas Avenue from I875 to the l940's will be .3. placed at the entrance ofthe ancient roadway that will be restored .3. as an access to the new museum and the historic fort. go 0. The new building is located southeast of the Old Spanish 0;. Fort and was designed in an architectural style compatible with the 265-year old fort. that was in actuality a carpenter's shop built on the plantation 0f FrenchoCanadian Joseph Simon de la Jackson County Pointe. Board Of superViSOrS The leckson Cognty Board 0fSuperv15or5 us proud to mark . the county S l75th btrthday by prowdlng a museum that w1ll EOSt Off'ce BAOAX 9.98. . 3 567 play ukey role in preserving the county's history and in promoting , ascagoula, lSSISSlppl 9 tourism. 0 o o . O O ..;..;.. O o co 0 . O O $0 .00 O. .00 O. 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BUS ngce ga IN PASCAGOULA'S DOWNTOWN PLAIA . 00.0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00.0.00.00.00.00 0 0 0 762-BU5H o o 0 . Graduation And Wedding Invitations 8t. Supplies 0 0 0 . .00. ... 09 0 0 .0 0 .00 o o 9000 1702ADVERTISEMENT 00000000. 0 0.0.0... 0-0....00.0..00.00.00.0-0.00.00.00 00.00.60.00.00.00 0. 00 00 0-0 0. 00 00 BR UMFIELD5S Down town Plaza Pascagoula Singing River MaII-Gautier 00000.000.000.000.000.0.0.N . . . .00....00.00.... .N.0..00.00.00.00.00.00.0-0.00.00.00....00..0.09. '5: . . . . . . O . .N O. N. :N:..: ..:. :N .. W: N: N .N:..............: W... ......:..... : z... . w:.. LYNN PRESLEY AND STAFF Jackson County's Chancery Clerks Office Are Wishing The Tigers A Successful And A Rewarding Educational We Salute Our Youth . . . ...:N . . : . N..... . . . . . . . N...... . . . ...... . . . . . .9... . . . H :00... . . . . . . . O . . ............... . . . . . N . O . . . :90 O. . . .. . . .. . . M... . O Tiger - Todd Presley . .. WHOLESALE AY MOTORgR INC. 2403 DENNY AVENUE '1; g ASCAGOULA, MS 39557941 V. MOTHY A. KREBS WM : 3 JOHNSON BROS. JEWELRY CO. 511 Delmas - Downtown - Pascagoula . . O . . . O . . . . . O . . . . . :O... WNNOO W.....N...... .......ON... ........................Q9......9...............9........6 . . .. . . .. . . .0 . . . N... . Compliments Of BOBBY L. SANFORD COUNTY SURVEYOR $L CLARA SANFORD SANFORD REALTY Class Of '69 . .. O . .. . .. . . . N.... 'n'u'w'u . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .9... . . 6224 Seth Dr., Helena - 475-0316 .. 0 . . N... o o . . . . . . 00:09 00 . . o o o... .. . . .. . . AD VERTISEMENTH 71 000......00.900.06.900.000000000000000000000000 O..00....00.00.00.09, .00. .00. .N.OO.N.OQ.N.OO.N.OO.N.00.N.M.O0.00. .00....00.0.. .O0.00.N.O0.00.N. .N.OO.N.O0.00.N.O0.00. O O .9. O O O - Specializing In - 0 Industrial Plant Maintenance 0 Boiler Repair 0 New Construction 0 Pipe Fitting 0 Sandblasting 0 Painting T.C. BROOME CONSTRUCTION C0. 0 0 090.00 0 oooooo o O 0 Thomas C. 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MS 39552 O. O O O O0BRYANT-O,K 4 6E FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving Jackson County Since 1949 00 .09 O N. O O H O O 0 . O O 481 1 Telephone Road Pascagoula, Mississippi 762-4311 Le! us prcanangc your funeral. ' AfTiIiatcd with GquNational Life Insurance C ompun y. 0 O O O O O O O O O O O z 3.. z z 0:. z x z x O O 00.. O... O... O... uwwwuzwuwww O. O. 0 Cheerleader Nani Hollimon and Coach Richard Niles relax a few moments at the Homecoming game. It. was a hectic week for both faculty and students. ME T AM ORPH OSIS HAIR I S T UDI 0 a ; 3623 Lee St. Pascagoula, MS 39567 Phone 762-8030 0 O 0.. O O O O 0.... O O O O 00. ... O O '09 O .0... N O O O O O O O 00. .M.OO.N.OO. . . O O o o O0.0000.0900.00000...0.00000000000000000000000. 0.. O.How.w.N. .O0.00.N.N.O0.0 O.O..N.00. .N.N.OQ. .OO. .OO.OO.OO.OO.00.09.H.OO.M.N.O.ON. .00. .OQON. .OO.OO.N.OO.OO.M. . J?MA D VERTISEMENT O 09.00. 6000.000 0 090900000000. .0 O. N O. O. N.M.O.:00.00ONrr. .00.W. .OO.N.OO.OO.N.H.OO W O. O. .0 90 H N 0 O ' O N. O. 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Jan Carter assists the flower bearers at Homecoming. 0 00.00 0 0 CONCRETE PRODUCTS AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 0 00: u 0 0 0 0 .00. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000.00.00 0 o 9 0.3 Industrial Road P.O. Box 490 Pascagoula, MS 39567 0 o o u.n:oo.u,w 0 0 060D 762-8911 0 0 0 0 o : o 0 .00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 0000 0000 00000000000000000 0.H. .N.N.N.00.M.00.N.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 0 0 0 0 0 .00. .00. .00.0-0 o '9 l76A4D VER TISEMENT 0 0 Compliments 0f WAYNE T. ADKISON, DMD AND FAMILY 000000000000000000000000 00.00.00. .00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 I 7.. OOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000000000 0 . . .N.OO.OO.N.OO.OO.OO.OO.OOOOOOOO.N.M.N.N.N.OO.H.OO.O1.H.N.QO.OO.N.OO.M.OO.OQ.00. .N.N.OO.OO. .OO.OO.OO.N;O.N.OO.H O C AND G AUTO PARTS 6'2 C AND G AUTO PAINTS Helena 475-8238 Moss Point 475-9281 Congratulations Class Of ,89 O. 00:00 000 O .09 O O O O O O O O .00.... . .99. . O O O 90. O O O .00 HRST g EDElM-H. 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You,ve thought about it. 30 And you,ve been preparing for it. .0 Now itYs time to go for it and take The Next S tep Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College O O O O .60 O O O O O O 00.00.... 0 O We know that the transition from high school to coche involves making complicutcd decisions, but we .3. can help make your dccision-making easier. Choose GulfCoast - we offer you cndlcss yet affordable .3. choices. 0:. You have a choice of locations: You can continue your education at :my one of .' our seven facilities Ohme campuscsNour centersy :3: You have a choice of lifestyles: You can live at home and commute or live 09 away from home in one of our residence halls YPcrk onlw. .. You have a choice of programs: You can choose a college transfer program or .. opt for an occupational career. 0:. Plus, your choices are not limited to the classroom! Student activities give you 0:. the opportunity to participate in everything from the arts to sports to dance. .2. Jackson County Campus jcffcrson Davis Campus Pcrkinston Campus 00 Phone: 601l497-9602 Phone: 601l896-3355 Phone: 601l928-52ll .g. George County Center Harrison County Center chslcr AFB Center West Harrison Cty. Ctr. . Phone: 601l947o4201 Phone: 601l896-4822 Phone: 601l432-7l98 Phone: 601l868-6057 An Elna! OpprrunifyAfImahk' Artim- Collar 00. 0 . o o.'o O O O O O Best Wishes For The 1989 Senior Class DR. 85 MRS. DOUGLAS LAMPPIN o 0 0'90 0 .00 O O O M. O. o o o . O O O H. H O O O .0. O O O. :00.00....O0.00000O...00.00000000000000000.0000... 0.. 0.00.00.00.00.N.O0.00.00.N. .O O.H. .00. .OO.OO.N.OQ.OO.OO.OO.N.OO. .90. .O..00.09..9.09.N.w.N.N.N.O-O.OO. .OO.MOOO.N.00. . 1 78YAD VER TISEMEN T u O... 0 00900 00000000 00 OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY NINETEENTH JUDIClAL DISTRICY JACKSON GEORGE GREENE Commas . ' a EARL L. KOSKELA DlgTQCMTT . EV X:;,Tx x: V JACKSON COUNW COURTHOUSE POST OFFICE BOX 546 PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI 39567 PHONE w V 76973045- 900 000000 .0 000900000 900.0000. 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JOHN WILLIAMS, SR, PASTOR D. G. McMILLION, CHAIRMAN OF DEACONS EDWARD C. NICHOLSON, JR, CHAIRMAN OF TRUSTEES BRENDA S. PUGH, SECRETARY THE ALMIGHTY. 2ENTER T0 WORSHIP, DEPART T0 SERV u'HE THAT DWELLETH IN THE SECRET PLACE OF THE MOST HIGH, SHALL ABIDE UNDER THE SHADOW 0F Psalm 91:1 115 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS CHRISTIAN SERVICE 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ahhnll. Tonya 27 Abner. Alvin 6J1 Ahalnn, Bridger! 21 Ahsmn. Tonya 28, $12. :18 Adams. Sherri 26 Alhright. Steve 27 Alexander, Larry 2, 118 Alexander, Nancy 27'. 1:18, 1:14, 1516 Allnrd. Darren J18 Allurd, Jue 52 Allen. Lalrisha 21; Allman, 'I'eras'a 211, 27 Alvarez. Elizabeth 114 Anrlnluz, Mark 211 Andemun. Helen .'1.'1. 3151 Andrews. Twila 16 AppIt-while, Demn $15. 94 Applowhile. Dianne H, 118 Aquart. Michelle 5111 Armstrong, t'alvin 11:! Armstrong, Sandra 27, J17 Arlmld. .411an 4 Arnuld. Hull! 5111 Austin. Earnest 1114 Austin. Eric 1515. 611 Baird. Theresa 517' Haker. Hildy 27 Huldul'll Amy 141 Ballard. Belinda 211, 21. 1516 Banks, Alva 611 Hardwell, Flesha 411 Harlow. James 27. .'1.'1 Harluw. Tamela .119 Batiste, Sharon 1151 Harley, Cynthia 2.9 Baxter. Cheryl K14 Heard. William 4 Heaurhamp, Tanya :14, 1.16 11911, Pamela 5151 1101111. 071111128 .'1.'1, 77 Helm. Tony 6U Herlram, Brad 11,1 Hells, Paleshia 14. 26. 27, 28, 112, 516, 127. 126, 11111 0 0 0 0 0 0 00.00.00.00 00.00 00 0-0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 00.00.00. '00 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .00. .00.000-00000 0 00.00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00.00.00 0 0 0 0 00.00 00 0 0 0 000000000000000 0.00.00.00.00.0 0.00.00.00.00.0 0.0 0.00.00 00 o '9 00 18811NDEX ' INDEX Hells. Reuben 40. 41 60 Hivkham, Fheryl 27, J17 Riggs, Helen 411, 41 Hfrden, Ann .211. 21 Hirens. Teresa 1111 Black, NIkita 1111, 6-1, 74 HIackmun. Eric .16, 6:1 Hlades, Brian 6'2 Blankenship. Michelle .'10 Bogard. Paul 1118, 8:1 Baler, Kevin 14, 1118. 611 Baler. Shari 20. 21, 6:1 Bullun, Henllda 27, .751, 37' Bunnetl, Amy 20. 21. :10. H7, 1.16 Hunnelt, Angie 211, 21, 1111, 117. 1.41.1 Hauker. Melwn .511, 51 Htmker, Michelle 1:13, 61 111758019. Samantha :17 Hrackeen. Sheena 34. 1116 Bradley, Karen 36, J18 Bramlel, Jamie 11111, 1116 Brantley, K0115? 57 Hraxmn, Phyllis 26 Hrehmd, Catherine - , Hreland, David 159, 6.1 Brewer. JEIT'2U, '21. 1115, 142. 1471 Bridges, Tameka 16 Bright. Amelia 21 Brill. ShE'Hey 20. 21, 26, 57, 1116 Hrnnks. Ravhel 3111. 11:1 Hruumtx Melinda 27' Hmughrun, Stacey 14, 112, 128. 1116 Brown, Angie 27, .'17' Hrnwn, Anita 7'9 Hruwu. Beverly Z16 Hruwn, Wharles 611 Brown. Danielle 1.15, 1516 Hrmvn, 119m: 1151 HranL Ulynna 5111 Hrnwn. .luy 1:1. :19 Hmwn, Juanita 79 Hruwn. Lulu 1111 l1mwn. Mae 16 75 '12. 49, 136 0 00 0000000 000 000000000000000 00 00 .00. $0.00 00 00 00 00 00 0 0.00.00.00.00.00 00.00.00 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 000000 Brown, Riva 27, 1'17 Brown, Stephanie 27 Brown, William .73, 40 Hmwning. Jennifer 14, 27, 33, 1116. I42, 143, 159, 6.? Browning, Tabitha 27 Brumfield. Terhunda 39, 56 Bryan. Timberly 26, 27' Bryant, James 20, 21 Barnes, Stacie $19 Burpu. Martina 26. 27, :12, 51:1, 114, 3:3, 116 Burr, Zena 88 Huxlun, .lney 116, 37 Byrd, .Iunathan 6.1 Campbell, Detrl'che 510 Canl'ield, Mike 26 Fannun, Felesha 55. 59, 61, 124, 129 Cannon, Karin 39 Farr, Amy 21, 21, 136, 6.? Caner, Gerunda 26 '7' 31, 11.1. 1111 Carter, Jane 4, 26, '29. 32. 34, .79, 1411, 176, 195 Farler. Kurina :10, 3.? Pasta. Kevin 26, I66 Falvhl'ngs, Pamela 26, 54, 55 Faves, Cathy 59, 58, 61 Chambers, Dwylen 22, 26. $18, 1:14, 136, 62 Chambers, Marcus .118 Champion, Drem'ra .19 Chaney. Vicki :10 Chaney. Lashanda 119 Fhalell. .lsrqueline 21, .110, $16. 1316 Fhalman. Angela 14, 1116 Chastang, Elecia 2U, 21, J18 Fhesmng, TI'ITEny 26. 411. 136 Flark. Leequnila .18 Clark, Tonya :17 am, Randall 211, 27 Fuleman, Alisha 54 Fuleman. Hussy 57 Fuleman. Gladys 56 Culeman. Monica 26, 30. 33. 25 Falpman, Sonya 20, 21, 27, 1:16 Collier, Nimle 21 01111175. Andria 5111. 518 o o o o . . .00. t :Ilins, Ann 61 1 rllins, James 26 1 10k, Tonya 27 1 wksey, Jerry 13 z wper, Alisa 26, 27 1 wper, Sharon 20 1 peland. Ginger 9, 26. 28, 29. 89 C rley, Tracey 30 t ulter. Keith 37 1 uture, Debbie 38 1 wan. Michael 33 I x. Jimmy 20. 21, 51, 52 1' war, Luther 60 C aar, Monica 26, 28, 36, 136 1 -ar. Obedean 60 1 Inier, Brett 20, 21, 30 7' rnier, Jennifer 20, 21, 26, 30, 32, 143 f :nier. Tanya 30. 76 C tnin, Hines 1 4' min. Mike 17 6 Why. Angela 27, 30 f ywley. Brandi 38 C Vlins, Michelle 36, 38 C 'nbest, Melanie 27, 37 f nningham. Cheryl 21 C uningham, Delsna 54 C vmingham, Elijah 63 C nningham, Stefani 136 D 59. Cary 19, 196 D, 'den, Melissa 26 D well. 30 37 D Igherty, Angel 39 D, Igherty, Regina 20. 21, 38, 135, 136 D, cis, P.J. 62 D vis, Darrell 27, 37 D sis, Heath 37 D, is, Jerome 2 D, is. Kim 36, 37 D, is, Kristi 26, 33, 132, 133 D, 'is, Princess 42, 58, 59, 7'5. 61 D '15, Raymond 38, 145 D. 150 , Krystal 6 D. 1rman, Dyrane 27 Dr 1058, Andre 20, 21, 30 D. hi, Tracy 12 Di rperschmidt, Daryl 124, 128. 129 01 vberry. Leon 3 D: I. Paula 20, 21, 40 Du key. Deiatm 136 DL Kinsan, Dickey 38 D: rn, Sirena 26 D: vurlh, Terrance 38 D; kes, Valerie 33 04 1d. Dannie 21 D: wild, Priscilla 39 Dr nan, Sarah 196 D: dy, Shelley 56, 136, 63 04 ns, Erica 14, 30, 38, 56, 138, 63, 61 Du ns. Samaradak 38, 136 DU 1!, Cheryl 30 Du :1. Amy 14, 136, 138. 195, 63 Du n. Kathleen 14, 28, 33, 77, 136 Du '1. Kristi 56, 63 Du 1am. Denise 33 Du s', Frank 36, 37 Eel n, Amanda 33, 136 E5! mn. Antonio 89 Ear mn, Myrondia 133, 136 Ed, zrds, Jimmy 63 EN rt, Scott 63 Ed ards, Tonya 26. 33, 39 Eh rs. Timmy 63 Eli Leticia 26 En, imd. Elric 175 Err mean, Helena 17 61:1 mks, Patricia 27, 34 E21 1, Debra 30. 38, 62 Fat rni. Pete 47 F51 PVV, kelli 27, 32, 38 Fat Michelle 56. 57, 136, 195 Pa! my, Dione 33 Pa! my, Marlo 37 Far my. Wykindla 54 Feb wr, Shanta 26, 30. 32, 33 Filt mama, Leigh 27. 57, 136 Fla :55. Michael 195. 63 Flu m, Greg 145 For Cara 30 Pm rain. Rnbert 38 Fm Iain, Tvnya 62 Fm ris, Lee 38. 40 Fm klt'n, Andrea 61 Pm klin. Eric 37' PH: klin, Natalie 33 Fr; Melody 39 Pre man. Tracey 36, 106 Pr: 1. Andy 137, 131 Pu: -r. Sonya 39 Gaines, Terry 38 Galloway. Brunet! 32 Candy. Ethel 39 Gasaway. Sean 10, 14.5 Gatsnn, Kala 33. 136 Gibson, Latonya 80 Gibson, Shiree 26, 136 Gill, Elizabeth 39 Gillian, Jeff 36. 37 Gillis, Selena 40 Glaude. Linda 20. 21 Gaff, Cayce 136 Goldman, Tony 37 Grace, Lekeitha 142 Graffree, Craig 45, 63 Graham, Cassandra 39 Graham, Kelli 27. 30, 34, 136 Graves, Curtis 20, 21 Graves, Latrina 26, 32, 33 Graves, Tiffany 39 Green, Freddie 63 Green, Jason 9, 17, 28, 29, 33, 36, 88, 124, 128, 130, 143 Greer, Zenja 31 Grey, Dedra 57 Griffin, Cornelius 138. 139 Grissom, Laura 20, 21, 40, 133, 136 Guess. Kathryn 21, 27, 136, 137, 141 Gunnufsen, John 26, 30 Hadley, Denise 27. 76' Hagemeister, Samantha 20, 21 Hall, Erica 26, 29. 33, 56, 127, 128, 138, 143 Hall, Kelli 30 Hall, Kim 21, 39 Hall, Terri 32 Hamilton, Jonathan 33, 62 Hamilton, Tonya 27, 76 Hanes, Greg 37 Hamm, Donna 21 Hand, Deanna 144 Hand, Georgie 33 Hankins, Lesli 26 Hankins, Rodney 26, 51, 162, 60 Hanks, Richard 26, 30, 62, 60 Hanson, Leigh 56 Hardin. Holly 22, 26, 28. 32, 33, 34, 35, 136, 140, 143 Harrell, Chandra 19, 26. 30, 34, 142, 143, 62 Harrell, Todd 44, 134, 63 Harris. Arteza 30, 32 Harris. Charles 30, 138, 155 Harris, Lama 26. 27, 30, 33 Harris, Rose 30 Harris, Sandra 26 Harris, Steven 33, 40 Harris. Trina 10, 28, 136, 141 Hathorne. Fina 37 Harris, Willie 45, 60 Huvard, Carl 36, 37 Hawkins, Eric 29 Hawkins, Samuel 45, 127, 138, 139, 63 Hawkins, Sonha 34, 39 Haynes, Alberta 30 Haynes, Arthur 52 Haynes, Chylander 38 Haynes, Mikkl' 30, 130, 131 Hearndrm, Kami 38 Henry, Elijah 20, 21, 138, 139 Henry, Katie 33 Henry, Richard 20, 21 Hester, Dvylene 37 Hester, Gordon 37 Hester, Kim 27 Highlnwer, Rirhard 18 Hill, David 16 Hinton, Audra 38, 145 Hinton, Felisha 20, 21, 26, 80, 134, 136 Hinmn, Michael 27, 30 Holder, Emmeeu 20, 21, 38, 142, 143, 60 Holliman, Nani 26, 33, 132, 136, 174, 63 Hollis, Ardelha 22, 26, 32, 38, 136 Holloway, Lalunya 30, 33 Holloway. Nikki .54, 56 Holyl'ield, Lisa 10, 26, 27, 33, 127, 128, 131, 134. 136, 140, 63 Horton. Amy 21 Hoskins. Arkela 21, 30, 33, 132 Howard, Raquel 26, 33, 38, 133 Hudson. Celia 27 Hudson, Kenny 47 Hudson, Lacheryl 3.9, 68 Hudson, Lashaughn 40 Hughey, Brian .52 Hulbert, Holly 19, 21, 22, 26, 27, 33, 34, 35, 138, 140, 141. 63 Hunning, David 37 Hunt, Willie 63 Hunter, Hershall 142, 143, 60 Hurd. Mundnlyn 6 Hurd. Nicole 26, 36 Hurd, Rosalind 32 Hurst, Faith 142 Hurst, Monica 14, 29, 33 Hutchins, Starlett 33, 54, 56 Hyde, Tswana 21 Jackson, Ava 38 Jackson, Jack 60 Jackson, Lucretia 38, 133 Jackson. Marcus 194 Jackson, Melissa 32, 38 Jackson, Melita 32, 38 Jackson, Robert 63 Jackson, Selena 27 Jackson, Sandra 27 James, Alfie 20, 21, 23. 26 James. Kelvin 40 Jenkins, Veronica 26', 30, 32 Jensen, Scott 26, 33, 58, 59, 195 Johnson, Charles 195 Johnson. Ezell 37, 50. 51 Johnson, Fiona 30. 36, 38, 54 Johnson, Jeff 4 Johnson, Sharon 31 Johnson, Tina 39 Jones. Andre 40, 142, 143 Jones, Angela 27 Jones, Clarence 60 Jones, Dikila 29, 56, 130, 131 Jones, Kerry 60 Jones, Michael 37 Jones, Willene 30 Joseph. Alton 56 Keenum, Jason 30, 62 Keenum. Mirhael 62 Keaton, Cartina 26, 30. 33, 133 Keaton, Linda 130, 131 Kellum, Stephanie 12, 20, 21, 30, 32. 163 Kelly, Richard 60 Kelton, Dee 27, 37 Kelton. Royce 30 Kennedy, Willie 26, 29. 30. 32, 33, 143 Keyes, Marcia 36 Keys, Kevin 52 Keys, Kristy 27, 136. 195 Kline. Eric 12, 26, 32, 33, 127, 129, 138, 1.95, 196, 60 Knight, Steven 36 Kramer, Susan 20, 21 Knight, Vincent 63 Kuykendall, Luther 47 Ladnier, Brandi 38, 75 Lamey. Danny 27', 29, 33, 34, 35, 134 Landrum. Tommy 60 Langley, Andrea 26, 30, 136 Langley, Anthony 30. 157 Lapeyrnuse. Michael 30 Law, Rhonda 39 Lawson, Daniel 63 Lee, Bill 47 Letlow, Daryl 52 Letluw, Tobie 50, 51, .52, 128, 139 Lott, Alida 14, 29, 30, 33, 34, 136, 142, 143 L922, Donna 10, 14, 15, 21, 26, 28, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, I36, 138 Lett. J.J, 50 L912, Valencia 54 Levererte, Thomas 38 Lewis, Brenda 56 Liddell. Angela 33, 76, 132, 134, 136 Liddell, Ingrid 54 Long. Albert 26, 33 Love, Thomas 51 Lynn, Carolyn 38 Lynn, Jonathan 32, 38, 40. 41 Mardufl; Amy 141 Mack, Cecilia 39 Macklin, Sharon 40 Magee, Clifford 40 Magee, Margie 40 Magee, Santoinette 57 Magee, Tawanda 39 Mann. Oyoko 32 Manning, Kelly 30 Manning, Marcus 51, 52 Marion, Stacey 38 Martin, George 38 Martin, Lalreena 18, 39 Martin. Mike 62 Martin, Rachel 28, 30, 76, 138 Mason, Tonya 33 Mason, Tracy 30, 38, 138, 139 Massey. James 27, 37 May, Amy 13, 26. 141 May, Frankie 2 May, Rubyn 19, 26, 29, 30, 34. 136 MrAlpin, Jason 155 MrBeath. Shaunda 14, 20, 21, 33 McBeath. Symne 7. 143 McFann, Cendric 47, 89 INDEX7189 MrCann, Syletha 36, 36 McArthur. Dominique 15. 27, 32, 33 McClain. Karen 58 McCurvey. Ber! 37 Mrfurvey. Jackie 47 MrCurvey, Kimberly 27, 37 McCarvey. Veronique 40 McCuwan. Amy 26. 27, 136 McCoy. Kenneth 37 McCrory. Sharla 26, 32, .53, 61 McDonald. Sonja 39 MCDuITee, David 37 McDuugle, Delmnna 130 McInnis, Arthur 26, 30, 33 Mclnm's. Marcus 26. 30, 33, 175 McClain, Karen 61 McLaughlin, Ladnris 30 McMillan, Labarmn 51, 52 McMillan, Catrina 27, 37 Merks, Farina 54 Mercer, Kim 30. 32 Middlemn. Sidney 60 Miles, Bunnie 34, 35, 48, 125, 127. 128, 136, 63 Miles, Gary 52 Millender, Karen 30 Miller, Billy 37 Miller, Billy Wayne 46, 47, 180 Miller, Candy 30 Miller, Marc 37 Miller. Hubby 26, 27, 30. 33 Mingo, Terry 37 Mingo, Tericka 32, 38 Mitchell. John 27, 37 Maiden, Lands 31, 57, 132, 133 Monroe, Amy 33, 39 Monroe, Mary 33 Muntgumery, Louis 38 Moore, Camels 26, 30 Moore, Delaina 39 Moore. Sherita 2. 29, 68 Mnorer, Lisa 4 Morgan, Clara 38, 61 Morris, Marlon 30 Moseley, Stephanie 106 Mosley, Sabrina 21 Murphy, Reginald 17 Myers, Joel 30, 62 Nathan, James 40 NaLhan, Keith 13 Neese, Levon 30 Nelson, Michael 72 Nettles, Charles 33 Nettles, Marcus 40 Nettles. Natasha 6 Nettles. Tonia 68 Nichols, Kim 22, 25, 30. 33, 38, 136', 141 Niles, Charlene 58 Niles, Richard 174. 195 Norswarthy, Catina 30 Oatis, Lashundia 136 Odom, Anthony 37 Olive, Yolanda 26, 27 Oliver, Dalinda 21 Orgemn, Marty 27 Osgood, Miguel 3. 15 Parker, Juan 12, 33, 60 Padgett. Bridgett 30, 124, 133 Padgett, Kelvin 67 Padgett, Renee 27, 34 Page, Sherry 39, 132 Paige, Lamonica 26, 123, 133, 136 Parker, Amber 25, 26 Parker, Anrhuny 175 Parker, Brandi 7. 30, 56, 142, 143, 169 Parker, Denise 37 Parker, Melissa 27 Peresich, Mark 16 Perryman, Pamela 26. 30, 33, 38, 133 Peters, Robert 37 Penis, Toni 54, 55, 136 Phillips, Schledia 26, 30, 31 Pickett, Pamela 14, 22, 26, 33, 49 Pierre, Wilson 142 Pigutt, Susan 20, 21. 30, 135, 136 Pilkingmn, David 63 Plainer, Charles 38 Plummer, Bryan 37 Puindexler, Erica 54, 56 Pnlk, Auwilda 1, 17, 88, 132, 133 Pulk, Jennifer 30, 33. 132 Pnnle, David 37 PupE', Jennifer 26, 27, 30, 37 Presley, Todd .' 135, 138, I71, 63 Prire. Denise .12 Proctor, Anthony 21 Pruitt, Bobby 58, 60 Pugh. WillisI Mae 40 Puryesn 'ulanda 27 1 91V I N DEX Ratcliff. Valerie 27, 37 Rayner, Lynn 26, 27, 33 Redman, Shannon 32, 58, 61 Richardson, Betty 34 Richardson, Jeremiah 27, 37 Richardson, Michael 38 Riley, Dominick 38, 142, I43 Riley, Larry 27 Riley, Sunday 32 Rubbins. Marcye 9, 38, 39 Robbins, Riche 38 Roberson. Kevin 60 Roberson. Narishel 26, 27. 33, 48, 124, 133, 136, 142, 143 Roberts, Chris 26, 30 Robinson. Flarenne 2 Rnbinsun. Earlean 39 Robinson. Shaunda 21 Robinsun, Veronica 38 Robinson. Wanda 38, 80 Ruddy. Dawn 133 Rogers, Kelly 6 Rogers. Stephanie 136, 137 Roller, Thurman 38 Roy. Michael 40 Royston. James 33, 60 Ruffin, Dina 57 Sabina, Derek 51, 124, 134 Sailors. Rex 37 Halters. Reginald 52 Sanders, Robert 50 Sanders, Scott 6, 60 Sanford, Michelle 25, 34 Schalz, Tony 33 Schiewe. Jennifer 30, 33 Schull, Jamie 32 Scott, Sharon 39 Seaman, Angie 12 Seawright. Tani 16 Sellers. Kenneth 30, 62 Seltzer, Sarah 26, 30, 34, 35 Sewell, David 37 Sewell, Debbie 32, 39 Sewell, Jackie 40 Sheppard, Leann 27 Shiewe, Jimmy 67 Simms, Kelly 125, 136 Simpson. Stacy 12 Sims, Craig 40 Sims, Jerri 26, 36, 132. 136 Sims, Keene 6 Sims, Lametrire 26, 27, 36. 41, 136, 138, 141 Sims. Levi 33, 138 Sims, Lewis 9, 26. 29. 33, 142, 143 Sipp, Marcus 50, 51, 194 Skeet, Stacey 33 Slaughler, Candace 14, 22, 25, 196 Smith, Kenyatta 61 Smith, Mary 20, 21, 30 Smith, Shawn 60 Smith, Sterlin 21 Smith, Stacy 145 Smith, Tanya 21 Smith, Tracy 17 Spicer, Elizabeth 39, 71 Spicer, Hope 27 Spillers. Synndrah 26, 33, 34 Stallwurth. Anthony 144, 60 Stallworth. April 30 Srallworth, Chris 60 Stallwurth, Lenora 57 Stallworth, Precious 40 Stanton, Regina 33 Steele, Jamika 39 Steen, Tabatha 40 Stevens, Richard 60 Stevens, Urana 54, 57 Stewart. Roderick 42, 50, 51. 52. 53 Stakes. Stacy 63 Stork, Stephanie 27, 30, 33. 136, 63 Smut, Kendyle 30, 62 Straugn. Natasha 32, 33 Street, Ada 37 Street, Benson 52 Slricklin. David 142 Stringer. Daniel 27, 37 Strothoff, Devunna 27, 32 Sumrall. Mike 165 Sulhoff, Rebecca 27 Sylvester, Thedford 4 Taite, Derrick 51 Talley, Syvella 21 Tate. Brian 32 Taylor. Kathryn 21 Taylor. Shatonya 38 Taylor. Sherwin 5 Thames. Roderick 30 Thomas, Bonita 27, 136 Thomas, Chad 63 Thumas, Lakenya 27, 37 Thompson, Rachel 30 Thompson, 'olanda 21, 33 Thorntun. Traci 21, 32, 196 Tillman, Buffie 14, 27 Tillman, Shelly 30. 72, 136 Titus, Angela 39 Townsend. Krista 27 Troohessen, Ashley 32, 39, 155 Trotter, Eric 12 Trusler, Jay 14, 27, 23, 30, 32, 33, 76, 130, 131, 134, 136 Trussell, Marie 27 Tucker, Keith 52 Turner. Kristi 19. 20, 21 Turner, Marc 63 Upshaw. Roderick 26. 33 Uplnn. Linda 30 Upton, Mark 30 Vice. Benny 37 Vaughan, Nicole 57. 135, 136 Vice. Jeff 37 Vice. Matt 17, 128, 134 Vice, William 37 Vick, Laurie 30, 136 Vick, Richard 63 Wade, Brian 26 Walker, Catrina 14, 36, 136 Walker, Jeff 63 Walker, Tamara 26, 28, 33 Walker, Tyesha 14, 26, 30, 38. 124, 130, 131. I38, 136, 138, 139. 142, 143 Walley. Revecca 30 Walton, Ann 27 Walton, Mary 57 Ward. Vivecia 20, 21 , 33, 36, 136 Wash. Lawanda 40 Washington, Tia 61 Watkins. Amy 30 Watkins, Julie 56. 128 Watson, Cecilia 40 Watson, Zachery 32 Watt, Sharon 38 Watts. Tonya 38 Webb, Amelia 30. 38 Webb, Norvella 33, 39 Webster, Shelia 26, 38 Weiss, Jennifer 30 Wells, Akeba 26, 27, 32, 129 Wells, Kim 30 Wells, Ledon 40 Wells, Marcus 45, 157 Wells. Michelle 38 Welzbacher, Jeffrey 127 Wescovirk. Amanda 27 Whitehead, Darrell 40 Wiggins, Cassandra 21 , 38 Wigley. Trena 20. 21. 26 Wiley, Gabreil 30, 51, 52 Wiley, Tam 27 Wilkerson, Doug 20, 21, 26, 30, 33 Williams, Brenda 75, 61 Williams, Chris 60 Williams, Carey 33 Williams, Donald 26, 36, 60 Williams, Eric 37 Williams, John 63 Williams, Leon 60 Williams, Marcy 26 Williams, Mary Jane 27. 30. 136 Williams, Princess 14, 28, 76. 134, 136 Williams. Raquel 27 Williams, Reginald 33 Williams. Hubert 94, 60 Williams. Romania; 30 Williams Tammy 32 Williams. Tara 27. 165 Williams, Vergie 38. 145 Wilson. Chad 62 Wilson. Cheryl 39, 136 Wilson. Ronald 26, 58. 59. 60 Winters, Marcy 26, 27 Womble. Marcus 63 Woodland, Hymn 52 Woodland. Erika 40 Wands, Orvia 26, 3.9 Wands, Tammie 28. 36 Woods, Tuwxna 42, 58. 59. 75 Wurlhy. 'untella 30 eren, Melvin 28, 38. 130. 131. I32. 133. 134 Zelenka, Johnny 196. 63 Zelller. Jay 36. 37 Coloph on The 1989 GROWLER, a student publication, was designed by a 17 member staff. the staff is under the direction of advisors Betty Richardson and Cheryl Baxter. The 196 page book was prin ted by Jostens Printing and Publishing Division, 400 So. Adams, Topeka. Kansas. The $17,000 book was printed on 80 pound glossy paper. The 610 copies were smyth-sewn and the size of the book is 7 3M x10Vz The Litho picture laminated stiff cover was designed at the Gra- duate Supply House yearbook clinic. The deSIgn and theme are depicted in three colors; Navy tt540, Maroon tt194 and Black tt395. The end sheets are sterling silver tt420 with Navy h540 ink. The theme of the yearbook Worth a Second Glance was whosen in honor of the Bond Issue Editor-Holly Hardin work completed at Moss Point High School. The school, after an extensive building and renovation program, was worth a second glance. All copy in the book is Century Schoolbook Italic. Various type sizes are used. Headlines are in 30 pt. type and sub headlines are in 18 pt. type. Additional special headlines were produced by AC- tion Printing, Pascagoula, MS. The book contains an 8 page full color section. Blue spot color t285 is used on 8 pages of the opening. Maroon spot color tt194 is used on 8 pages of the events section. The book was sold to the students for $25. This included yearbook, plastic dust cover. and their name engraved on the co ver in silver t'oil tt381. Ads, totaling $6.000 were sold by the annual statK 70'; of all photography was shot, developed and printed by the ad- M essage From The Editor The pages of this yearbook have built many memories, not only for you but also for me. It was a challenge to make a book from scratch that would hopefully please everyone as well as myself. Many hours of hard work were put into this book by the staff and many extra hours by Ms. Richardson and Mrs. Baxter. It would not have been done without Visors. The other 30'; was pro- vided by NICEacherns Photogra- phy, Mobile and John Weloh Pho- tography, Moss Point. We wanted to give special thanks to the following: Beth Bond and Action printing for all the printed headlines. Hegwood F lorist tor the Beauty Pageant decorations and How- ers. MCEacherns Photography and John Weleh Photography for photos. MPHS Faculty AS Staff for letting us borrow students. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Broome. Mrs. Deshields. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Haynes, Mr. Niles. Mr. Johnson, lWrs. Polk, Mr. Chapman, Ms. Kramer, and Mrs. May for assisting with the beauty pageant. Parents of an- nual staff members for refresh- ments at yearbook meetings. Coach Berry and his crew for building stair steps for the beau- ty pageant, wooden signs. and especially for letting us have air condition on Monday mghtslll them. This was all done to insure that you have a year- book to remember the t'tgood ole daysfh As time passes and you bring the yearbook back out, I hope that you will find your high school memories were definitely Worth a Second Glance! God Bless, H011 y Hardin Editor 191 192 Open House -- A $10 Million Celebration The Moss Point School District held a $10 Million Cele- bration in the form or an open house and concert. The High School events in- cluded refreshments. displays from each department, tours of the Wiew Moss Point High School, and a concert by the elementary 6? Jr. High schools. Special Choirs from H 01' the ele mehrziry svhonls entertain the audienve during open house. MMW rlamzz, h ,0er Fr awards and speeches were made by the Board of Trustees. Over 1,000 students, pa ren ts. com m unity leaders, friends, and teachers attended. It was an opportunity for the Moss Point School District to say 0THANK YOU to a community that gives it 's full support to kids and educa- firm! Mm Polk receives a Spe- cial award I'mm board president Ed Farley. .v,, M M W .urm, The $10 million celebrar tiun started earlv when students organized a 1m- mde In schunl. BREAWASKET New science z'lass'rnmns like Mrs. Allurrays were toured during the open house. n: Above: Sludoms enjm' meals in the spacious new calbtv- ria. New kitchen equipment allowed for more menu se- lm'HunR Air conditioning was icing rm the cake! The new envlosed t'nnnnnns area is ellinyed by the stu- dents 211 all times. During open house. displays were set up in Ibis spacious area. We reallv had a reason to CELEBIM 7741' $111 MILLION FELEHRA 'I'IONnyxz 194 leap fur a 2 pointer. WasIt... Another sua-essful year at Moss Point High School e indeed it was worth it! The 1988-89 educational year started offal! a train rolling up- ward With no stop in sight. With the extra classroom space, air' conditioning. new library and larger lunchroom, students from all grades leaped right into the school year with their best foot, forward. It'mm Hmnemming festivities to the 198.9 science thir. classmates eagerly participated in all events. A sense of pride in our new school was shared by most as this definitely unmlled into a worthy year. In t'ull gear , . . Marms Jackson puts his best foot thrwm'd as he attempts to kick a field goal. The starting of something BIG . Seniors order their invitatiun l,im'knges t'ur that final high svhrml event. 'l'iger. Marcus Sipp. searches fur a team mate when the opposition gets too r'luse. New nutluok V . Angie Honnett doesn 't really dress like this: she isjust .chuu'ing her spirit on 70's day. 'l'iger team memhers rem'h tor the stars as they h... The 1988 Carnival Ball Queen, Jan Carter and King, Eric Kline are presented. Our Mardi Gras Royalty accept, their prawns and capes l'rum t'nar'h Niles and Alr Inh 1mm Seninr Kristi Kavs prepares to take her walk on stage during the M PHS hoauty pageant Sophomore hmnomming maid. Amy Dunn. escorted by lWichaol Flet'hhs. ac; t-epts Huwers from tho Hower girls. mu wan Mmm- Worth I t ? gm Hmtt Jensen wins overall at the svlmul Ht 'iom '9 '1! i1: Tho look of vhtimpinns lWiz'heIlo Fant dH'HI'HIPH the bus for the Indy 7'11 gprs us they depart to claim the sut'thall state title. t'LOHINGHSM One Last Glance As we glanced back, we took into consideration all the hard work, determina- tion, and effort put forth into making this school What it has become and what is still yet to be. In order to move forward, we have to look back and learn. After all, wasnet it worth a second glance. Foarh Zelenka and his hmmL mum students share a gum! laugh hel'nre svhunl begins. Se Dossett presents E. Kline and G. Dale with a band award from MthmaIds. Funny Faces e . . Tracy Famine? Slaughter, in her Thornton Hcluwns Halloween costume. leads around during a spirited the MPHSImItltime band Humemming week. perlbrnmnre e K. '. v, Dl'XY'A WINNERS: ant L-R-Glenna Brown. Monica Heamdon. 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