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

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QQ 9? Jib onWW 'l'iger football team is in troduced during pep rallies. Look at those Wl'nning'hsmiles. Give me a T Give me an I Give me a G Give me an E Give me an R Give me an S What does that spell? TIGERS!!! Does that sound familiar? Of course it does. Each day of the games, students and faculty would cheer on the Tigers in a spirited pep rally. It was important to back the hard-working football play- ers With yells and screams. These pep rallies encour- aged the athletes and also steered the fans to the games. The Junior Class goes all out to win the spirit contest each week during the pep rallies.