Pascagoula High School - Panther Yearbook (Pascagoula, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1970 volume:

e M 976, Q JAG ASSN Ha M W 92 A 9 70 8 A '51; 7 Xx A if ; K 1 x, V. A 05A i z The 1970 Panther Alma Mater We love you PHS Loyalty has proven best. Our faitl: will Jbine 50 bright; Smile, bqyx, Me the ligbt. So dear is our scboal to us, Our Alma Mater be; - True to you to the end, Dear PHS. Table of Contents Fatality ........................ 19 Feature: ........................ 24 Clam: ......................... 74 Sport: ......................... 1 60 Club: ......................... 1 88 Organization; ................... 225 Award; ....................... 248 6 .; r.- Class F10 ats 1969 Sophomores This year was a classic struggle between ourselves and our classes. It evolved in strife and later, unity. Each of these colorful floats portrayed the studentsh immense pride. Through all this, the meaning of being a member of our high school and not a class finally began to blossom at P.H.S. This is TRUE PANTHER SPIRIT! ?fene' 77500149 7722:. Eaglxvg?$willll 1 hthfeys One 110 a erffz'on I These words adequately describe PHSts viva- cious librarian, Mrs. Otlenc Moore. For four years Mrs. Moore has graced the high school library by aiding students and teachers and by enriching our learning materials. In adaition, she has won her way into the hearts of most of us and Will leave an indelible impression on the minds of us who are about to leave. In dedicating THE PANTHER, WC have ChO- sen a person who is dedicated to both the teach- ing and learning facets of education, Mrs. Ohlenc Moore. Administration and Principal Mr. T. I. Alexander March 23, 1970 To the Students of Pascagoula High School: This publication represents a sincere effort by the senior class to accurately depict events of the school year 1969- 70. It also represen ts hundreds of memories that you will enjoy te- calling as you thumb through its pages in the years to come. , We are grateful to those who have given of their time and talent to produce this annual so that we might hive an opportunity to recall, in this special way, this school year. To the seniors, we extend our congratulations and wish you well as you depart to accept new responsibilities. I appreciate what many of you have done to help make this a success- ful and productive year. I hope that each of you will be able to set for yourself worthwhile and attainable goals. Sincerely, T. j. Alexafider Principal Outstanding Young Educator of 1970 Pascagoula High SchooPs new principal, Mr. T. J. Alexander, has been named Mississip- pi,s iiOutstanding Young Educatori, of 1970 by the Mississippi Junior Chamber of Com- merce. Mr. Alexander has been principal of PHS for one year and has utilized data processing techniques to help both the teachers and students in their work. His enthusiasm and in- volvement with the students and faculty is the perfect picture of What a principal of the now generation should be. Besides being very active, Mr. Alexander is a well-educated man. He received his B. A. degree from Millsaps College and his mastetis degree from Mississippi College. He has also done other graduate work at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and the University of South- ern Mississippi. The 1970 PANTHER staff feels that such a reward for someone so close to a class in his first year at PHS is richly deserved. Assistant Principal Mr. Jim Milstead March 26, 1970 Dear Seniors: Now that your high school days have drawn to a close, you fate a new era in your lives. Many of you will go to institutions of higher learning; others will fill positions in various vocations. It is my hope that you pursue whatever field you choose with diligence, dedica- tion, and a willingness to continue the process of learning. It is my sincere desire that Pas- cagoula High School has made a valuable contribution to your education to better enable you to accept the responsibilities and challenges of life. ' May I suggest that, in order for you to make a valuable contribution to our society, you hold moral and spiritual values high, be honest in all your dealings with your fellowman, and uphold all the ideals upon which our nation survives. . My association with the seniors of 1970 has been a most enjoyable experience. Your co- operation, dedication, and accomplishments should inspire and challenge future classes to do their best. h I wish, for each of you, much success in your future. Sincerely, ea g . Jiin Milstead ' ' dministration ML N P. Gautier M11 Aubrey Harrell Johnson M11 H. Kenneth Scay ' Superintendent of Srboal; ijistzml Superinlmdent Amitam Superintendent I of Curritulum and Imlrmfion 0f Bmirtm Ajfairj STANDING, from left to right: ML R N. Sutherland 111, Mr. Carl Wicscnburg, and Mr. Pete Avara,jr. SEATED, from left to right: Dr. Dewey Lane, Mr. Craw- ford Dees, President, and Mr. John Milandin, Secretary l7 PrincipaYs Office w; , Mgs. Faye Shearer 7 Mrs Mary Ann Hooper Music Department MrsA Carrie Barrett BM 7! Mr. Don Saunacrs Miss Ptggy Lew g Mrs. Nancy Ainsworth Baud Director Choral Dirertor Piano Imtruttor Guidance Office ' Mr. Charles Bacr Vocatidnal Department Mrs. Anna Miller Faculty Mrs Doris Crawford Typing General Bminm Mrs. Phyllis LaLondc Typing Bookkeeping Mrs. jean Laney Sborlbam! 314mm; Englijla Mrs. Christine Louk Typing Bujinejy Mrs. Joyce Mathis Sborllaand Typing Mrs. Betty Miller General Bminm Typing Mrs. Maxine Bond English Mr. George Bosworth Creative Writing Englijla Mrs. Mary Brown English Miss Anne Gaddis Englijla Picfure Noi Mrs. Martha Gautier A 1 I V I a Drama, Debate 6 b e Speak Mrs. Ann Harrington ' Englijly German Mrs. Virginia Howkins English Mr. William Moore English journalism Picfure Nof Available Mrs. Margie Nobles Englijb Mrs. Jo Ellcn Pilaud Englixb l9 Princip an Office Mrs. Carrie Barrett Mrs Mary Ann Hooper Music Department Mr. Don Saunaers Miss Peggy Lew Mrs. Nancy Ainsworrh Band Dzrertor Choral Dimtor Piano Imtmrtor Guidance Office . Mrs. Anna Miller Mr. Charles Bacr Vocational Department Mr. jamcs Garner . Pidure Nof Available F aculty Mrs. Doris Crawford Typing General Bmirzm Mrs. Phyllis LaLondc Typing Bookkeeping Mrs. jean Laney Sbortlmnd Blainm English Mrs. Christine Louk Typing Buxinm Mrs. Joyce Mathis Shortbamz' Typing Mrs. Betty Miller General Bminw Typing Mrs. Maxine Bond Engliyla ML George Bosworth Creative Writing Englixb Mrs Mary Brown Englijb Miss Anne Gaddis Englijly Picfure Nof Mrs Martha Gautier A 1 Drama. Debate val able Speedy Mrs. Ann Hcrrington ' Englijb German Mrs. Virginia Howkin s Engliyb Mr. William Moote Englijla Joumaliym Mrs Margie Nobles English Mrs. jo Ellen Pilaud Englijb 20 Miss Judy Rogers English Miss Beverly Thames Englixb MrsA jancr Tudor Englijlv Mr. John Burchfield Alge6m Geometry Mr. Bobby Canty Algebra Mr. George Rasco Geometry Miss Lynn Jones Gwmetry Mrs, Barbara Madison Algebra Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell Pbyjirj Senior Math Miss Nancy Tubb Geometry General Malia Mr. C-lifforci Brown Amerirmj Hijlory ML Larry Brown American HiJIor-y Mrs. Lorena Cobb World Hixtory Miss judith Hayes World Hijtaiy American Government Mr. .Bob Hcsson World Hijtary Mrs. Donna destcttcr Amerirarl Hijtory Sotialogy Pidure No+ Available 3 . . : 1113333.. Mr. Allen Hoggatt Amerimn Government MrsA joy Hobby American Government Mr. Billy Miller Amerirzm Hisrory ML Danny Smith Amerinm Hijlory Geography Miss Ester jcnt Frem'b Mrs Irene Shepard 510:1 in Mrs. Twila Ford HOME Erorlomicr Mr. jimmy Grissom Biology Phyximl Srimre Mrs. Marilyn Haik Home Emnomiu Mrs, Sara Maghan Biolagy Mrs. Bessie Moffatt Marine Biology Biology Mrs. Norma Robertson Ph'yjiml Srimre Biology Mrs. Arnell Saucier Biolagy Earth Srimre Mrs. Samh Wilhitc Chemistry Mr. John Bishop PlJJ'Jl-l'lll Edumtion Mr. Jerry Clark Driz'er'x Education 2l Mr. Clovis McKissack Driver's Eduratian Mrs. Wanda McKissack Pbyjiml Edutalion Mr. Aubrey Rozzell Driper'; Edumlion Miss Linda Mitchell Librarian Mrs. Olcnc Moore Librarian Mrs. Blanche Nation Librarian Mr. Troy Oglcsbcc Building Trade: 0 Mr. johnny Walton Indmtrial Drafting Merbam'ral Drawing 22 Cafeteria Staff Homecoming 1969 NW 1! k 1969 HomEComing Court Queen: Connie Kihyct, escort: Doug Haguc;junior Maid: Anna O Cain. escort: Don Cobb; Senior Maids: Debbie HilL escort: Robert Pittman; Wanda jo Larson. escort: Edwin Partridge; Cynthia Ralcy, escort: Richard Chenowcth; Cynthia Walkcn escort: Floyd Seals; Sophomore Maid: Eunice Gallaspy, cscort: Donnie Murray of 70 it lI' The Sp w a I E, m I I u u , a m m t S e t n O C d Y .m w . ;5-.;;.; W. ,A Wt.- -V 4 lOFS Xx . Sen Junior Miss Pageant November 15, 1969 WINNERS: Junior Miss, Sarah Martin; lst Alternate, Davina Martin; 2nd Alternate, Connie Kihyct; Miss Congeniality, Jackie Bogdahn The Crowning Alab! FINALISTS TALENT 111 a R e h t inging in S ;: r'rzwss M!- A Pygma1i0n Director - Mrs. Martha Gautier Student Director - Cheryl Frederib Eliza Doolittle - Sarah Martin Henry Higgins - Mike Milandin Col. Pickering - Bill Chamberlain Clara Eynsford-Hill - Cherry Callcndcr Freddy Eynsford-Hill - Reece Acklen Mrs. Eynsford-Hill - Barbara Brady Mrs. Pearce - Carmen Lids Mr. Doolittle Jack Pickering Mrs. Higgins - Alyce Byrd Cast Couple - Susan Suttcr David Kemp Bystander 5 Tommy Davies lst Aristocrat - Richard Riley 2nd Aristocrat - Mike McMurray lst Girl - Faith Forsman 2nd Girl - Cindy Thomas Sarcastic Bystander - Ricky Roberts Maid - Mary Norwood Witness for the Prosecution,, Director - Mrs. Gautier Student Director - David Kemp .. v Leonard Vole - Stan Flint Romaine Vole - Faith Forsman Sir Wilfrid Robarts Gary Chandler john Mayhew - Gary Gray , Mr. Meyers - Mark Bradley Mr. Carter - Clay Bums Greta - Donna Villarubia Asst. to Mr. Meyers - Mike Miller judge Wainwright - Ed Larsen Inspccror Hcame - Tommy Davies Dr. Wyatt - Steve Rawlings Thomas Clcgg - Brent Dorsey janct McKenzie - Mamie Walters Cast Policeman - Richard Chenoweth Usher 0f thE Court - Terry Levy Clerk of thC Court - Frank Leach Stenographcgr 0f the Court - ' Susan Suttcr The Othcr Woman - Cheryl Frederic' Foreman of the Jury - Paul Overby Woman Juror Cindy Thomas Jurors - Reba Richards Charfes O Brian Renee Gautier Perry Sloan Dan Lawlcr Key Club vs. F aculty Basketball Game The Take HALFTIME Powderpuff Football Game Seniors VS. Juniors . 1 ., 1N1 shill :H ; . ' x r . . 4 VJ L, rmxh' f .PV I MW M - . w Football at Its Finest I I told you to get white shoes. The Byrd did everything but sprout wings. Please. Lord. let johnnyis disguise work. 38 Student Day '!! 11$ Student Day is an educational program sponsoredby the Student Council. Students are given the oppor- tunity to take over the key leadership po'sts of the city and school for a day. ' Officials Mayor ...................... Terry Cutrcr City Manager ................. Sarah Martih Chief of Polite ...... . ............. E d Larsen , Sheriff ..................... Dwayne jones ' Distrirt Attorney ............... Mark Bradley - '9 Circuit Clerk ................. Sandy McKee Fire Chief ......... ' ......... Dixie Bondcrcr City Attorney .................. Brent Dorsey City Clerk ..................... Christi Vcit Primzpal; .................... Doug Davis . Beta Follies King Chandler reigns 15: Place MARK BRADLEY FRANK NEXWBY 3rd Place - Mamie Walters v trips again Aw SHUCKSI Paris by Night Iunior-Senior Prom - ?v v. V TO THE SENIORS '- .. Another' year goes passing by . Another Prom is here . T9 some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear - For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun . But now the path gets steeper And the Climb is just begun Weyre very glad to know you W611 miss you When youyve gone .' And to the Class of 70 . WC dedicate our Prom. - The jUNIORS Mr. and Miss PHS Iim Horne Frank, friendly, and fun-loving, Jim has the unique ability to infect those around him with good humor. He is equally at case on the athletic field or in the classroom. Connie Kihyet A personality overflowing with vitality and optimism characterizes Connie. Noted for her ability to get things done? she still finds time for numerous extracurricular activities. 43 Most Versatile Sarah Martin and . Jim Horne u Most Popular Connie Kihyet - and. ' Kent Higdon F riendliest Alyce Byrd and lay Willis Cutest Eunice Gallaspy and Dale Harkey 45 Most Talented H Sarah Martin . ' and 4 Mike .Woma'ck t1 Best Personality : Connie Kihyet and 1 Richard Chendweth 46 e m LI. 3 .mW Ll. .1r 8 Wg n .1 G Most Alyce Byrd and Terry Levy t .1 ml. .1 p S 1 O O h C S and Scott Smith 47 Most Polite - Connie Kihyet . and - Iay Willis Most , Happy-Go-Lucky Ginger Wallace and , Iim Horne Cutest Couple Jackie Bogdahn and Dale Harkey Most Athletic Kate Carr and Billy Coon VA Neatest Eunice. Gallaspy and Paul Early Best Dressed Debbie Hill and Kent Higdbn 50 Most Likely to Succeed Linda Hudgins and Chuck Hall MW i I SIM N ARE CU MMWW! xx Most Scholarly on Ware and lay Smith Best Figure A Renw Gautier Best Physique Alan Roberts- Sophomore Favorites Becky Carr and Buddy Mathis Silliest Sophomore Scott Smith Junior Favorites AnnaOCain - and, - Iay Willis Iolliest Junior Brent Dorsey 54 Senior Favorites Connie Kihyet and Jim Horne Sophisticated Senior Betty Ann Castigliola 56 Sophomore Beauties A MiBeautifui Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores Qixfc 4 3 H U015 Qm'IJ-iz . , South , 72 MRS. MARY BROWN l The Cla'ss 0f ,70 can look back proudly to its high school years. First place in the float contest, the Spirit Troph'y, and a successful candy sale marked the Junior year, while first place in the yell contest, ;1 profitable magazine drive, and the graduation of the largest class PHS has ever seen highlighted the Senior yeari Therefore, it is with deep appreciation that we acknowledge the primary reason . for this success: the capable, energetic, and at all times amiable leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown. I Senior Class- MR. Sponsors LARRY BROXQIN The 1970 73 74 The Senior i Class of 1970 76 DISTINCTION GRADUATES Distinction graduates are those students whose averages are the top five per cent of their class. These averages are composed ofgradcs from all four years of high school. No extracurricular activi- ties are considered. JOSEPH BURNER SMITngR. TERRY HARRIS CUTRER I CHARLES TERRY HALL EDWIN CLIFTON PARTRIDGE, III WAYNE PRATHER MULLEN 77 CONSTANCE MONEER KIHYET SUSAN FELICIA LADNER ad ROBERT LESTER EMMERTSON I TERRY REINHARDT LEVY CHARLES EDWA PAUL DOUGLAS GINN MARY BETH BOSWORTH 80 HONOR GRADUATES Honor graduates are those students whose averages for the four-year high school period are in the five per cent immediately below the distinction graduates. No extracurricular activities are con- sidered. CHERYL ANN FREDERIC CYNTHIA ANN WALKER HAYES STEPHEN REID RICHARD KEITH IVEY TERESA ANN DELMAS ANITA NANETTE DAUGHTERY DEBORAH jANE DALE 82 MARILYN DENISE DELK STEPHEN LEWIS RAW LINGS GARRETT BERN CHANDLER CARMEN YVETTE LIDE I SANDRA LYNN MCKEE TERRY jAMES WATSON 83 Quietly industrious in the' pursuit of knowledge, an example of courtesy and citizenship - This is TERRY HARRIS CUTRER - w 84 Always planning and doing, discussing and explaining, and perpetually concerned about Whatever is going on This is CHARLES TERRY HALL 85 Forever active, involved, Concerned, xct incessantly cheerful, and inevitably successful - This is LINDA JEANNE HUDGINS , .. 86 . . sis Thi and events - u a keen dssire to know why and how about issues , and friend to all, with cholnr S w Athlete RONALD SANDIFER KENT 87 mmm'w'i s , k t V, Dignity, sincerity, loyalty; one Who is always dedicated to LEVY i seeing the job done - This is TERRY REINHARDT av This is Straightforwardncss, determination, and admirable sophistication, tempered by an appreciation for humor - EDWARD CLIFTON PARTRIDGE, III 89 ROY DALE ACORD ANTHONY BRYANT ACOSTA REBECCA LYNN AGENT JERRY SCOTT ALKIRE JO NELL ALLDAY jULIE ANN ALTOM CHARtEs RUSSELL ANDERSON GUY KEVIN APPLEWHITE .- jERRY WAYNE AUSTIN THOMAS FRANKLIN AUSTIN o r. BARBARA LEE BAKER LARRY LOUIS BARLOW BRENDA ELAINE BARNES MICHAEL DALE BAXTER WALLACE HULLEN BEASLEY PHILLIP DARWIN BELL DON E. BENNETT JIMMIE THOMAS BEVILL VIRGINIA ANN BISHOP DEBORAH EVON BLAKENEY BARBARA jACK BOGDAHN DIXIE ANN BONDERER jACK LAMUAL BOREN MARY BETH BOSWORTH WILERED S. BOUNDS, jR. GARY MICHAEL BRADLEY MARKU L: BRADLEY RICHARD D. BRADSHAW TRANCIS EUGENE BRAMLETT , WILLIAM FREDRICK BRAMLETT STEPHEN WILLIAM jOSEPH BREAUX MARY BREEDEN VINSON BERTRAN BRELAND JOHN THOMAS BROOKS, JR. GREGORY DOLLARD BROWN FREDRICK CLAY BURNS BRUCE PAUL BURNSED CATHY BURT MILDRED JOAN BURTON CLINTON ARTHUR CAMPBELL KATHERINE MELINDA CARR STEPHEN EDWARD CARSON TERESA KAYE CARTER BETTY ANN CASTIGLIOLA MICHAEL CAMERON CATT JOHN BENJAMIN CAULEY, JR. GARRETT BERN CHANDLER RICHARD,ELDON CHENOWETH .JOHN GAYLAN CLARK r LAVEEDfx ELIZABETH CLARK '0 CHERLYA JANETTE CLEMENTS RONALD WALKER COLE SUSAN LORETTA COMANS ALICE FAYE COOLEY BILLY jOE COON JOEL STEVE COON CYNTHIA RAINELL COONS DONNA COOPER s k DAVID MATTHEW CRAWFORD DAPHANE MARIE CROSBY . DEBORAH jANE DALE PAUL EUGENE DANIELS. ANITA 'NANNETTE DAUGHTREY THOMAS HUNTINGTON DAVIES BARBARA MARIE DAVIS MARY EVA DAVIS u RONALD GENE DAVIS SHERLOEV DELILAH DAVIS SUSAN TERRELL DAVIS TERRY GREGORY DAVIS I ix MARTHA SUE DEES MARILYN DENISE DELK TERESA ANN DELMAS SANDRA DICKERSON LINDA KAY DOTY PHILLIP SCOTT DOUGLAS RONNIE KERRY DUDECK RONALD GENE DUDLEY DENNIS R. DYE PAUL WILEY EARLY ALBERT RAY EASTERLING jIMMY EASTERLING COLON MCRAY EDWARDS DEBORAH ELLIS BILLY GLEN ELY TERRY KEITH ELY ROBERT .LASTER EMMERTSON jAMES RICHARD EVANS ELIZABETH CAROLYN FAGAN f BRENDA ANN FALGOUT GARY W. FARROW LEROY ROBERTS FAUCETT LINDA CAROL FIELDS HENRY NORWOOD FLY JANICE LOU FOSTER JEANNE ANNE FOURNIER LUCINDA ANNE FRANK CHERYL ANN FREDERIC ROBERT GAMBRELL k MARSHA RENA GANDY MARIA GARZA ANDREIARMANT GAUTIER DAVID E. GEORGE jAMES CARLTON GERMANY MICHAEL' GENE GILLY PAUL DOUGLAS GINN ROBERT ATWOOD GRAHAM GARY jOSEPH GRAY CAROLYN RUTH GREGORY FRED MICHAEL GRIMES I f MARY ANN GRIMES DAN GRUBBS jUDITI-I FAYE GUNTER DOUGLAS REECE HAGUE BOBBY GLYN HALL CHARLES TERRY HALL i l CECELIA ELENA HANSEN WILLIAM TROUSDALE HARKEY N DOUGLAS HOWARD HARMON, JR. LONNY EUGENE HARRIS ; WILLIAM LEVOY HARRIS JOSEPH BENTLEY HELTON JAMES KEITH HENLEY - CHARLES LEON HENSHAW a- WILLIAM- VANN HERRING '- DOUGLAS jOHN HESTER ' CAROL CHRISTINE HEWLETT NINA LOUISE HICKS .n DEBORAH LEE HILL MICHAEL CLAY HOBBY JAMES HOUSTON HORNE LOLA CATHERINE HOWARD DONNIE RAY HUDDLESTON LINDA JEANNE HUDGINS KAREN KAY HUDSON REBECCA ANN HUDSON DANNY RAY HULTS PATRICIA ANNETTE HUTTO LOREN SELVIN INABINETTE DOLORES ANN INEBNIT RICHARD KEITH IVEY CARL LIN JACOBSON, JR.- MELANI CECELIA jENNE CONNIE LEE JOHNSON ' KENNETH WARREN JOHNSON REX EDWARD jOHNSON SHIRLEYJEAN JOLLY DAVID RANDFORD JONES jOHNNY DcWAYNE jONES I MARGARET SHACKELFORD jONES F7 1v ROBERT GEORGE KELL, JR. BRIDGET ANN KELLEY DAVID HARTMAN KEMP CONSTANCE MONEER KIHYET de FRANCINE KING 'RICHARD KNIPPERS GAIL JULIA KOSZTUR PATRICIA DOROTHY KREBS DEBRA ELAINE LADNER SUSAN FELICIA LADNER JAMES MIKE LADNIER CHARLES EDWARD LARS-EN WANDA JO LARSON DAVID WILLIAM LAWSONv GARY KEITH LEE LOREN ALTON LEE BARNZEYV LEWIS MYRTIS ANGELINE LEWIS o O gTERRY REINHARDT LEVY , CARMEN YVETTE LIDE I ,0 ANN LOUISE LIGHTSEY KIM ARLO LINDSEY DONALD FRANCIS LINTON LARRY STEVE LITTLE CHAliLEs ANTHONY LITTLEFIELD CHARLOTTE DEBORAH LYONS PATSY ANN MALONE DAVINA MAE MARTIN DELORES DAVINA MARTIN JOHN CRUMP MARTIN MICHELLE JEAN MARTIN + THOMAS EDWARD MARTIN WILLA JEAN MASON - ROBERT EARL MATHIEU. WILLJAM McNEIL MATTHEWS BRENDA JUNE MAY LESSIE xPATRICIA McALPIN BRENDA FAYE McDILL EVA LOUISE MCDONALD , JERRY LEE MCDONALD l SANDRA LYNNE MCKEE WANDA JEAN MCKENZIE RITA McLENDON RAYMOND jAY MEDINA JOHN MICHAEL MILANDIN BILLY CARL MILLER GEORGE RICHARD MILLER JULIUS ANDREW MINK PAUL H. MIZELL ROSA DEMARES MOFFETT SANDRA MAE MOORE PHILIP W. MORISON TED WAYNE MORRIS WAYNE PRATHER MULLEN BRENDA jEAN MUNN FRANKIE LYNN MUNN NORM-A JANE MURPHY PAMELA ANNE MURRAY jEAN MARIE MYERS DEBBRA LUELLA NAILL I ,9 JOHNNY IVAN NELSON ANDREW JOHNSON NEWMAN GARY WYATT NORTHRUP PEGGY jANE NORWOOD jANIET NULTA ELIZABETH DEES OLSEN jOAN CHRISTINE O REILLY WILLIAM A. OWENS, jR. ix DONNA RAE PARKER ELIZABETH ARMANDA PARKER $ ROBERT ALVAH PARKS LINDA DIANE PARSLEY EDWIN CLIFTON PARTRIDGE, 111 SHIRLEY ANN PATRICK DQUGLAS jOHN PEETZ PATRICIA ANN PEREZ ELIiABETH KAY PETERZELL jENNY ELLEN PIERCE . O PRISCILLA DEAN PILCHER , JANE ELLEN PITTMAN I ROBERT CLARKE PITTMAN i jOAN ELLEN PORTAS MILLER POWER RICHARD FLETCHER PRATT RCSXIE PRINCE BOBBIE JOAN QUATTLEBAUM RONALD ALLEN QUINN KENNETH WAYNE RAINEY n j CYNTHIA KAY RALEY DEBRA ANN RAYBURN WILLIAM TOWNSEND REED HAYES STEPHEN REID MARC FREDERIC REYNOLDS PAMELA SUE RICKER ELIZABETH LOUISE RICKS STEVEN FREEMAN ROBBINS. ALAN GERALD ROBERTS GREGORY SCOTT ROBERTS .- jOHN RODNEY ROBERTS jEFF REX RODENBAUGH NORMAN STORM ROGERS SANDY LEE ROGERS i STEVEN LEWIS RAWLINGS KAREN LYNETTE RUSH DEBRA RUSHING GLENN SAUCIER DAVID FRANKLIN SCOTT MYRTLE MARIE SCOVEL n WILLIAM FLOYD SEAL, JR. DAN SEALES DAVID L. SHACKELFORD COVINGTON MAGRUDER SHARP RICHARD EARL SHERMAN DOUG SHERROD T. STEPHEN SHERROD RICHARD PAUL SHOWAH RITA SUE SIMM NILWON NAUWAUSAU SIMMONS BESLIE ANN SIMONS RONALD ELWIN SKELTON - I SANDER JACQUES SMILES ERIC jACK SMITH jAMES PRENTISS SMITH JOSEPH BURNER SMITH, jR. PAUL MELVIN SMITH JOHN H. SOMMERS JOEL P. H. W. SPILLMAN ELBERT EUGENE STEINER ix DONNA GAIL STOKES WANDA GAIL STRAHAN SUSAN JEAN STRANGE TED W. SULLIVAN SUSAN ELIZABETH SUTTER CAROLYN ANN SYKES 4 JAMES FRANKLIN TAYLOR jOHN A. TEMPLET, JR. WANIBA FAYE TEMPLET DONNA TENNANCOUR 'BARRY SPENCER THICKSTEN JANNIE LEE THOMPSON U I jAMES JOSH TISDALE VIRGINIA ELIZABETH TREADWAY jOHN C. TREVILLION EVELYN ROSE TRIBBLE STEPHEN DOUGLAS TRIPLETT RICHARD TROCHESSETT TONI CLAIR TROCHESSETT DAVID D. TUCKER THOMAS KELLY TURNER JAN LOUISE VAN HORN jACKIE MADISON WAGES CYNTHIA ANN WALKER STUART A. WALKER ROMMIE DARRELL WALLER BETTY L. WALLEY L. SUE WALLEY - REBECCA WALLEY MAMIE DIANNE WALTERS ; MITCHELL VIRGIL WALTERS, JR, , MARGARET RUTH WALTON o ,' DONALD LEE WARD SHERRY ANN WARDEN RACHEL WATSON TERRY jAMES WATSON iETA JANE WATSON DEBORAH jEAN WEAVER VICTORIA ANN WEBSTER JUDY CAROL WHITAKER I ROBERT STEVE WHITE DEBORAH ANN WHITEHEAD jERROLD WHITEHEAD CLIFTON E. WILLIAMS ROBERT N. WILSON, JR: MICHAEL RAY WINSTEAD t. SHIRLEY 'YVONNE WINSTEAD ' VICKIE LYNN WITCHEN jAMES HARDY WOLFE WALZ MICHAEL WOMACK Q. DONALD jOSEPI-I WYATT ' r LAWRENCE ARTHUR YANCEY, jR. Iv h WILMA LEE YATES LARRY M. YOUNG LINDA DIANE YOUNG BELINDA ANN ZOLLER RICHARD ANDREW ZUBIC TERRY HARRIS CUTRER RONALD SANDIFER KENT SARAH SHERMAN MARTIN l23 4' ;5$ng3$$ w QMLSWKWEW HHIIIH VH : v , I: t, a m; 5 . Genius at work? A Healthy, Happy Hobby class. '24 Anything for votes! Another page. We not only teach Home Economics. Gee! There is a draft near by l26 Higdon in perfect form. They said line up, Ha! Ha! Is my hair all right? 1970 zSekzz'or Cfass Ojg'cers ?reiszofenf .......... Gynfgia wager Dice ?resz'ognl. . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . ....... . ............. Ggezyf greoferz'c 5ecrelary..... ...... .. ..... .......... yerry Ekuy KWOX 73 011111'907 7reasurer.......... ...... .. ..... ........ .. ....... ...y?012121'e 7Ke12l Weporler.................. .......... . ....... ............7erry Culrer Tariamenlan'an........... ........ ............... Taufghn I27 va..pu w .- n Ian - . mums -um4----u- I29 Reece Acklen Kathy Adams john Albright Myra Allison Carol Andrews Ernie Applcwhitc Elaine Arccneaux Charmanc Atcs Walter Aycock Betty Baglcy jimmy Bains David Bardwell Charles Bcckham Janine Bishop john Barham Richard Barlow Linda Blackman Sylvia Blair - Gwen Boddcn Judy Boglc Susan Boone Kate Barnes Rita Booth Don Boslcy ngra Boulcr Rhonda Bowman Doria Bowers Barbara Byrd Billy Bradley Diana Compton Cindy Colc Vicki Cooley Pat Cooper Debbie Copeland . - Debbie Com C Brad Cox June Cmmer L Brenda Crane . Brad Criddlc Jamie Davjs Joe .Davis Pat Cruse David Cunningham Melissa Davis Melvin Davis Rosemary Davis Vicki Davis Bonnie Daniels Danny Dccs Mike Dennis Melvin Dickerson Dick Dixon Brent Domcy john Douglas Cindy Dudcck Margaret Dunn I32 Billy Dylc Karen Edjngton Craig Edwards George Edwards Larry Ellis Darlene Entrckin Wayne Erwin jcrome Evans Brenda Ezell Linda Fletch Susan Ezcll Bob Fargo Tem Fcazcll Faith Forsman Brenda Franklin johnny Ferret Pam Firth Margaret Franklin Hal szure Ronnie Freeland Vicki Gambrcll Becky Garrett jimmy Flanagan Bruce Garriga Marie Garza Renee Gautier Ray Gent Wallace George Jesse Gibson Robert Gilbert Paul Hcdman Liz Hcgwood Jimmy Heidelberg Donna Henley Walker Hensley Walter Harrington Hugh Hill Mike johnson Sharon johnson Kathy Hill Yvonda Inabinctte Lctha Hunnings Danny Huntley Eddie Hutchinson Gene Hyman Danny Hayes Susan jarman Lynn Joyner Dan Kcllcy Karen Kihyct Kay Kitchens - A James Kittrcll ' Sherry Knight m Debra Knowles 'a, Al Krebs Janet Lachausscc Phil Lachaussec Martha Ladnicr Theresa Ladnier Brenda Larsen Debbie Lawson Frank Leach . 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PHS 6 Hattiesburg 7 ; PHS 14 Pensacola 7 PHS 35 laurel 6 ? PHS 1 9 Picayune 1 3 PHS 7 Biloxi 29 f PHS 36 Northeast Jones 8 PHS 7 Gulfport East 22 PHS 42 Moss Point 8 PHS 17 Gulfport 10 I63 Victory Evades Panthers A do-or-dic Pascagoula squad lost a 7-6 heart- breaker to the Hattiesburg Tigers in a game plagued with penalties. After a scoreless first half Hattiesburg struck for 7 points on a 69 yard drive late in the third quarter. The Panthers then came back with a 73 yard drive climaxed by Higdon1s sweep from 10 yards out. In going for the win Pascagoula missed the 2-point conversion. All other scoring chances were thwarted by question- able penalties. Outstanding players - Tony Acos- ta, johnny Cauley, Dick Kolstad. Pascagoula Hattiesburg O 0 7 0 7 o o 70 0x ox I64 . Pascagoula Bests McGill The Panthers, under the leadership of Coach Aubrey Rozell, stunned previously unbeaten McGill 19-12. ,Goula led from the second play from scrimmage as Billy Coon picked off a Yel- lowjacket pass and raced 31 yards to paydirt. Min- utes later, a Higdon to Cauley paSs play covering ' 45 yards stretched the Panthers lead to 13-0. With McGill threatening, 1Goula cushioned their lead late in the fourth' quarter, as Coon scored again on a 25 yard strike from Higdon. A fine Panther defensive effort was only marred by the loss of Pat Cox, who piayed an outstanding game. Pascagoula - 13 0 0 6 1 19 MCGill O 6 0 6 12 I 1 2 3 4 F Pascagouli O I O I 7 I 7 I 14 Pensacola 0 I 7 I 0 I O I 7 Pascagoula Powers. Past Laurel In one of their best showings of the year the Panthers crushed a good Laurel team 35-6. Marc Reynolds scored two touchdowns and Billy Coon scampered for another on a fake punt to lead an offense that totaled 316 yards. An iron-clad Pan- ther defense also starred as they held the explo- sive Tornadoes to only one first down in the first half and 88 yards the entire game. Panthers Squeal by Pensacola In a mighty defensive game, Pascagoula capitalized on a break late in the fourth quarter for the winning score. Pensacola dominated the first quarter and scored in the second. The second half was a different story. A third quarter drive mainly sustained by pass- es, resulted in a touchdown and hotched the score at 7-7. A hard charging Panther defensive line forced a had snap from center which IGoula recovered on the two. With fifteen seconds on the clock Higdon plunged into the end zone for the winning score. 1 2 3 4 F Pascagoula 7 I 14 I 7 I 7 I 35 Laurel 0 I O I 0 I 6 I 6 I65 Homecoming Victory Pascagoula scored twice in the last period to edge out an inspired Picayune team 19-13. Trailing 13-6 Higdon hit Steve Carson on a 23 yard tackle eligible play for the tying score. Minutes later Mickey Baxter plunged over the goal line for the winning touch- down. Instrumental in the Homecoming victory was the hard running of John Cauley. 1 2 3 4 F Pascagoula 0 I 6 I O I 13 I 19 Picayune 0 I 6 I 7 l 0 l 13 Pascagoula F alls to Bad Breaks ' In the biggest game of the year for Pascagoula, - lady luck frowned upon us. The constant pressure of ' . the Biloxi line proved t60 much and forced the Pan- thers to make costly errors. Biloxi turned these errors. into game-breaking scores. Pascagoulfs lone score '- came on 3 Phil Lachaussee pass late in the fourth quarter. 1 2 3 4 F. ,, Pascagoula 0 I 0 I 0 I 7 I 7 Biloxi s I 7 I 7 I 7 I 29 . Northeast Jones Mauled by Goula' Pascagoula exploded for three touchdowns in the third quarter as they picked up their fifth win of the season. In the 36-8 victory the Panthers displayed a powerful ground attack by grinding out over 300 yards. Mickey Baxter led a corps of fine running backs by scoring three touchdowns. 1 2 3 4 F Pascagoula 7 I 7 ' I 1 5 I 7 I 36 . Northeast Jones 0 I O I O I 8 I 8 I66 .21 . Vikings Conquer Panthers Mistakes again proved Pascagoulals downfall as the Panthers lost a 22-7 decision to the Gulfport East Vik- ings. Robert Gilbert scored the only lGoula touchdown early in the first period. After John Hale, Pascagoulals new soccer kicker added the extra point, it was all Gulf- port East. Although the Panthers dominated the statis- tics, they could never again cross the opposition goal line. The loss ran the P.H.S. record to 5-3. 1 2 3 4 F Pascagoula 7 0 l O I 0 l 7 Gulfpott East 7 15 I 0 I 0 I 22 ,Goula Creams Moss Point The Panthers put it all together in an easy 42-8 win over crosstown rival Moss Point. In a fine offensive show highlighted by a 62 yard bomb to end Marc Reynolds, the Panthers poured on five touchdowns before the half and then coasted to victory. 1 2 3 4 F Pascagoula 14 l 2 1 l 0 l 7 J 42 Moss Point O l l 0 l 8 l 3 I67 ore t I 5554W3as-'5'A3:n1?s'km Pascagoula Topples Highly-Rated Gulfport I In a hard-fought game, the last for many P.H.S. seniors, the mighty Panthers upset a highly-taunted Gulfport squad, 17-10. . After leading for most of the game, Pascagoula fell behind 10-9 A . before a game breaking 66 yard run by Kent Higdon insured a ' ' ' Panther victory. This triumph was the PantherIs Fmal victory of , t the season and IGoula ended its year with a 7-3 record. ' I 1 2 3 4 F Pascagoula 3 I 6 I O I 8 I 17 . 'I- Gulfport 7 0 O 3 , t I Jim Home was named the Outstanding Lineman in the Big 8 Kent Higdon.was named to the Second Team All Big 8. Conference and made First Team All Big 8. - l y 5 Ya I it: , Seniors 11 RONNIE DUDLEY Quarterback 14 KENT HIGDON Quarterback 20 GENE HARRIS Halfback 21 BILLY COON Halfback 32 MICKEY BAXTER Fullback 34 JOHNNY CAULEY Fullback 4O LARRY YANCEY Halfka 51 RONNIE KENT Center 53 ROBERT EMMERTSON ' Center . 60 GARY LEE Guard 66 jIM HORNE Guard 67 PAT COX Guard 71 jOHNNY NEISON Tackle 73 jOHNNY MARTIN Tackle 72 DARWIN BELL Tackle 69 RICKY ZUBIC Guard 78 LEVOY HARRIS Tackle 80 MARC REYNOLDS End 81 TONY ACOSTA Tackle 82 DICK KOLSTAD End 85 PAUL GINN End ' 86 STEVE CARSON Tackle 89 LE ROY FAUCETT End I72 PHS Basketball - xv- .., h z; . 1969-1970 PANTHERS The Panther basketball team, behind MV P Steve Robbins and Team Captain Doug Hester, surged to its flrst non-losing season in 3 years as it posted a 14-14 record. Coach Sonny Brown mixed 3 fine group of Senior players With a good crop of upcoming undergraduates and, in the process, left himself a fine nucleus for next yearTs team. The Panthers started out on fire as they roared to a 6-2 start and 2nd place in the Biloxi March of Dimes Tournament. But then a dismal midseason put them below .500 for first time before a fmal spurt evened their record. The Panthers had four players to score in double figures with Hester, Rob- bins, john Clark, and Don Cobb. Theo B-Team also had a fine year, which points to a bright future. i73 The Panther Record PHS 73 George County 53 PHS 43 Gulfport East 55 - PHS 43 Gulfport 58 PHS 64 Biloxi 5'1 PHS 60 Vigor 53 PHS 52 Laurel 67 PHS 68 Laurel 72 PHS 6S Hattiesburg 68 PHS 57 Picayune 56 PHS 73 Biloxi , 62 PHS 70 Gulfport East 69 PHS 50 Gulfport 67 PHS 59 Moss Point 52 PHS 61 Moss Point 52 PHS 67 Biloxi 6S PHS 69 Vigor 680 PHS 57 Gulfport 82 131-13 76 Brookhavcn 49 PHS 53 Picayune 60 PHS 54 Gulfport 70 . PHS 43 Hattiesburg 47 PHS 62 Stone County 52 PHS 53 Laurel 71 PHS 45 Picayune 47 PHS 38 Gulfport East 68 PHS 60 St. Stanislaus S9 PHS 89 Long Beach 59 PHS 55 Harrison Central 57 i This ycafs Pascagoula Panthers displayed a skill of being able to play under pressure as they won three out offour overtime games. They took victories over Picayune, Biloxi, and Vigor, while losing only to Har- rison Central. The Panthers played an exciting brand of basketball m which only a few points usually sepa- rated the Winning team from the losing team. 73 I74 STEVE Rock ROBBINS KENNETH JOHNSON DOUG ' Deadcyc HESTER Senior Players BILLY COON JOHN Archie CLARK MIKE HOBBY I75 I76 Another mighty crowd. Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! And finally score! I77 PHS Baseball H t STANDING: Steve Odom, jim Bivins, Jay Willis, Don Cobb, Mike Wixon, Tony Acosta, Ronnie MayHeld, Coach Canty. ' KNEELING : Jack Hollister, Eddie Hutchinson, Tommy Davenport, Paul Mizell, Johnny Cauley, Mickey Hobby, Bimbo Sand- ers, Donnie Murray. SITTING: Gary Rische, Ronnie Cole, Jesse May, Richard'Muttay, Bruce Garriga. '0 C The Panther baseball Squad underwent a season of rebuilding as they experienced a sub par 6-7 record. The rather dismal season . was highlighted by a third place finish in the' Gulf Coast Invitational Tournament and a grand slam home run by Steve Odom. How- ever, the young PHS team can 106k forward to brighter seasons with the return of six starters and a fine crew of upcoming sopho- mores. The Coach BOBBY CANTY I78 I The Pitchers TheathcerS I79 I80 The Infielders The Scoreboard Gulfport East Gulfport George County Biloxi Magnolia Gulfport East Gulfport Moss Point Biloxi Magnolia Meridian Moss Point Gulfport East Noxop-axHowNHoooor-iw 7' aseball Is . . . l . . . AN ACE PITCHER . . A LIVELY BENCH , . . A TOUGH CATCHER . . . A FIERY COACH Panther Track Aw . The Team STANDING: Don McGarrah, Mickey Baxter, Marc Reynolds, Lexie Moore, Billy Coon, Mike Toyjuscn, Dennis Bowman, James Williams. SITTING: Robert Gilbert, Paul Ginn, johnny'Walkcr, Leroy Faucctt, Steve Robbins, Dick Kolstad,.Dan Sanders, jim Home. The Hopefuls . The Hopeful Coaches, 1?: The Runners - t ,. . . This yeafs PHS track team, coached byjerry Clark and Moose Bishop, had an excel- lent- scason. Many old records fell to thc Hcct-footcd tracksters, as they finished first in many meets. In addition, the Panther thinclads also earned the co-championship of the District. The Record Breakers - I83 The Pole Vault The High Jump - I thinkl can, I think I can. I hope I land on a.soft spot. The Shotput The Broad Iump This one goes over the hedge. Boy, I love broad jumping. . . . IE5 Super Robbins. The Hurdles l84 A 4w.--rA A A Panther Golf Seniors BUDDY EASTERLING NICK WILSON FIRST FLIGHT: SECOND FLIGHT: BUDDY EASTERLING KENNY TURNER NICK WILSON . JERRY WILEY SCOTTY LOGAN BILL EASTERLING JET LOGAN SANDY VEIT PAUL ROOKER COACH: CLOVIS McKISSACK l85 The Logans on Golf - THE DRIVE THE FAIRWAY WOOD THE SAND BLAST THE PUTT Sports Awards At the conclusion of each school year recognition is given to individuals who gave outstanding achievement in their certain sport. Listed below arc the individuals who received such recognition. PHS is proud not only of these sportsmen, but also of the many others Who participated in sport programs. Together they form a proud group known as the PHS Athlete. FOOTBALL Don Gibson Sportsmanship ........................................ Ronnie Kent Best Defensive Lineman ............................................. Jim Home Best Offensive Lineman ........................................... Ronnie Kent Best Defensive Back ................................................ Billy Coon Best Offensive Back ............................................... John Caulcy Co-Captains ........ I. ............................................. Jim Home Ronnie Kent BASKETBALL t Team Captain ................................................... Doug Hester Most Valuable Player ............................................ Steve Robbins BASEBALL Highest Batting Average ........................................... Steve Odom Most Valuable Player .............................................. Steve Odom TRACK Outstanding Field Man ........................................... Dick Kolstad Best Runner ............... '. ................................... Steve Robbins GOLF Big Eight Tournament Medalist ..................................... Paul Rooker l87 The Logans on Golf V THE FAIRWAY WOOD THE PUTT Sports Awards At the conclusion of each school year recognition is given to individuals who gave outstanding achievement in their certain sport. Listed below are the individuals who received such recognition. PHS is proud not only of these sportsmen, but also of the many others who participated in sport programs. Together they form a proud group known as the PHS Athlete. FOOTBALL Don Gibson Sportsmanship ........................................ Ronnie Kent Best Defensive Lineman ............................................. Jim Home Best Offensive Lineman ........................................... Ronnie Kent Best Defensive Back ................................................ Billy Coon Best Offensive Back ............................................... John Cauley Co-Captains ........ I .............................................. Jim Home Ronnie Kent BASKETBALL 7 Team Captain ................................................... Doug Hester Most Valuable Player ............................................ Steve Robbins BASEBALL Highest Batting Average ........................................... Steve Odom Most Valuable Player .............................................. Steve Odom TRACK Outstanding Field Man ........................................... Dick Kolstad Best Runner ............... '. ................................... Steve Robbins GOLF Big Eight Tournament Medalist ..................................... Paul Rooker I87 . O 9 8 Beta Club OFFICERS President - Susan Suttcr Vice president - Doug Hester 010: picturcdy Secretary - Cheryl Frederic Treasurer - Jackie Bogdahn Reporter - Cissy Hansen wot picturcdy Senior Beta Through many varied activities .' Beta club encourages effort, pro- motes character, stimulates achievement, cultivates leadership and rewaras merit. Students meet- ing its membership requirements are voted into the club by its members and by the faculty. The Beta club is led in its ac- tivities by Mr. Larry Brown, spon- sor. Junior Beta yr . ; l9l National Honor Society OFFICERS ,Prcs. - E. Partridge Vice Pres. - j. Ware Trcs., Sec - S. Smiles Parl. - P. Ginn A 5 NATIONAL Juniors : - AW: . P: ' z To further the standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service at PHS, the National Honor Society sponsors such projects as Honor Week, Spirit Week, a student-of-thc month recognition program, and a scholastic-athlcxic award. Its sponsors are Mrs. Maxine Bond and Mrs. Mary Brown. I93 Junior Civitan The junior Civitan Club works together to serve the public and to exemplify good citizenship to the community. The sponsor is Mr. Grissom. I94 OFFICERS ' Prese - Linda Hudgins V R - Ricky Miller Sec. - Sylvia Blair Treas. - Wayne Mullen Chaplain - Robert Pittman Sponsor - Mr. james Grissom .u Senior Hi-Y Senior Hi-Y attempts to teach young men the ideals of Chris- tian character in school and community life. The sponsor is Mr. Brown. This yeafs Sweetheart is Cynthia Walker. OFFICERS Gary Gray - Chaplain John Clark - Sec. Terry Levy - Pres. Terry Cutre'r - V. Pres. Jimmy Wolfe - Twas. I95 Senior Y-Teens The promotion of lEadcrship and responsibility as well as idEaIs of personal and social living are emphasized by this fellowship of Christian goals. Its sponsor is Mrs. Hobby. OFFICERS . President - Jackie Bogdahn Vice President - Cissy Hansen Secretary - Susan Ladner Treasurer - Davina Martin Junior Y-Teens junior Y-Tecns is an organization to promote Christian standards among Junior girls. Its sponsor is Miss Rogers. OFFICERS Cheryl Walker - President Ginger Wallace - Vice President Pam Templeton g Secretary Teresa Riggs - Treasurer Becky Garrett - Devotional Chairman I97 , Sophomore , Y-Teens The Sophomore Y-Tecns organization teaches young high school girls the true meaning of friendship' and also prepares them to lead gqod lives backed by Christian values. This yearhs sponsor is Mrs. Herring- ton. ' OFFICERS 0 President - Jamie Hairc Vice President - Ethel Barron Secretary - Kris Ford Treasurer - Frankie Hansen ' - Reporter - Harriet Stedman Parliamentarians - a Paula Canty Sharon Goff .u I98 Spanish Club uzah;3l : 3-. 1, Q. 3 : I e r a I 9 Spanish Club utilizes the Spanish learned in class to promote an interest in Latin American and Spanish customs. The sponsors are Mrs. Shepard and Miss Rogers. OFFICERS Terry Cutter - Pres Terry Taylor - V. Pres. Sheila Ros - SEC Sarah Martin g Program Chairman Karen Edingron - Trcas Terry Hartzog - Reporter Steve Odom - Purl. F rench Club : V . , V 4. . i, N v a The purpose of French Club is to familiarize students with the cultuie and history of France and other French speaking countries. The French Club this year was led by Miss Esther Jent. OFFICERS President - Denis Moncricf I Vice President - Dana Riggs Secretary - Reba Richards Parliamentarian - Cheryl Walker .' 200 German Club OFFICERS President - Dana Riggs Vice President - Toni Heil Secretary - Pam McMullan Reporter - Marie Albin Parliamentarian - Buddy Mathis The German Club allows German stu- dents a chance to learn about the cus- toms of the German people. This is a new club in our school; however we are sure its interest will assure its success in the years to come. Its sponsor is Mrs. Herrington. 20l 202 The PHS Student Council OFFICERS President - Chuck Hall; Vice President - Connie Kihyct; Secretary - Davina Martin; Treasurer - Terry Levy; Parliamentarians - Edwin Partridge and Paul Ginn. Seniors Sander Smiles, Ronnie Kent, jay Smith, Mike Womack, Edwin Partridge, Chuck Hall, Paul Ginn, Terry Levy, Cynthia Walker, Linda Hudgins, Davina Martin, Connie Kihyct, and Cissy Han- 5ch Juniors, Alyce Byrd,jcsse MayWicki Davis, Ginger Wallacc,jay Willis, and Janine Bishop. Sophomores Ethel Baron, Buddy Mathis, Becky Carr, Marshall King, Melaine Ehrlich, and Lexie Moore. 203 Piano Club The purpose of the Piano Club is to emphasize the theory ofpiano music. Its sponsor is Mrs. Ainsworth. ' 204 OFFICERS President - Pam Ricker Vice President - Cheryl Frederic Secretary A Donna Hendley x1 :-.p Folk Music Club I 43.2 0 ...., a :3. .- Folk Music not only lifts the musical ambitions anddbilitics Of those interested in folk music, but also gives them a background of this music. The sponsor is Miss Peggy Lewis. OFFICERS Mike Womack - President Reba Richards - Vice President Linda Hudgins - Secretary 205 206 . Home Economics students may supplement their classroom study and projects by participa- ' tion in Futurc.H0memakcrs of America. Its sponsor is Mrs. Ford. OFFICERS President - Susan Comans Vice President - Mclani jenne Treasurer - Wanda Jo Larson Secretary - Helen Temple .v The mcmbc s of the Future Teachers of America Club gain valuable experience and knowledge preparing them for a teaching career. The sponsor is Mrs. Hofstettcr. W!ll OFFICERS: Pres. - Kate Carr; VicePrcs - Cheryl Frederic; Sec. and Treas. - Susan Ladncr; Reporter - Jackie Bogdahn. 207 Thcjunior Engineering Technical Socieiy is a wonderful opportunity for those students inter- ested in the Held oxf engineering. It gives them a chance to further their experience. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Mitchell. OFFICERS Pres. - joy Ware Vice Pres. - Bill Chamberlain Sec. - Jay Smith 203 Jets Club members capture honors. Junior Historical Society The mcmberslof the junior Historical Society take an active role in increas- ing their knowledge of Mississippi History. Their sponsors this year are Mrs. Cpbb and Miss Hayes. OFFICERS Pres. - Mary Bosworth Vice-Pres. - Mary Winstead Sec. - Debbie Blakeney Trease - Bob Shepard Reporter - Ronnie Edwards Parliamentarian - Clay Burns Doug Pectz l M v hum; 209 cchpas club Boys who earn a letter in some field of sports are eligible for mcmbqrship in the Pt Club. Objectivbs of the club are the improvement of sportsmanship and the promotion of the overall athletic program at PHS. P Club was spon- - ', sored this year by Coach Billy Miller. OFFICERS President - johnny Martin Vice president - Micky Baxter Secretary - Tony Acosta Treasurer - LcRoy Faucctt Sgt.-at-Arms - Kent Higdon 2l0 Key Club The Key Club is an honorary organization consisting of those high school boys who have met thC leadership and scholastic requirements. The Key Club is sponsored by the International Kiwanis Club. Mrs. Moote is the advisor. OFFICERS Pres. - Terry Levy Vice Pres. - jay Willis Treash , Terry Cutrcr Sec. - Edwin Partridge Reporter ; J.Hei1delbcrg Parliamentarian - D. Cobb Sweetheart - Connie Kihyet 2ll L 2l2 Interact Club .1 OFFICERS left to right Mr. Robert Hesson - Sponsor S. Reid - Press M. Milandin - V. Pres. T. Watson - Sec. B. Chamberlain - Tress. Mr. Moore, Rotary Club sponsdr DIRECTORS: R. Miller, P. Early, E. Larsen - Interact is the Rotary Club-sponsored organi- zation for young men in high school. Although this is the first year that Interact has been at P.H.S., it has shown great enthusiasm in partici- pating in school activities. Receiving the charter Mu Alpha Theta This club was established to promote and encourage interests in mathematics and the fields that are , connected with it. It is sponsored by Miss Lynn Jones. ; OFFICERS Pres. - Sander jacqucs Smiles Bill Chamberlain Sect - Bruce Butts 2l3 2l4 Quill and Scroll zINYERNATIONAL Quill and Scroll is an Honor Sozicty for high school journalists. Sponsor for this club is Mr. Moore. One of this clubis outstanding achievements is the monthly publication of the school newspaper, uThc Panther Pen? .' High School Red Cross High School Red Cross reaches its members the importance of helping others. Life saving techniques are demonstrated to aid the members in aiding others. The sponsors are Miss Gaddis and Miss Thames. OFFICERS Pres, - W. Reeves Vice Pres. - K. Bridges Scc.-Treas. - F. Wyscr 2l5 2l6 Sportsman Club This clubk purpose is to enlighten students about current practices in wildlife and fishery management, conservation, and forestry. SPONSORS - Mrs. Saucier Mr. Grissom OFFICERS President ,- Danny Whitehead Vice president - Darrcll Taranto Secretary - jackic Grimes Theater Guild ACTING DIVISION mm .. Ir COSTUME DIVISION OFFICERS President 7 Mike Milandin Vice President - Lindia Hudgins Secretary - Pam Templeton Treasurer - Pam Templeton Historian - Cheryl Frederic .' The Theater Guild was established to allow interested students to learn about and participate in play productions. Just as the theater has many phases of work, so does Theater Guild. The purpose of the different groups is to allow the students to develop a greater skill in the field they are interested in and at the same time work together to produce a play. 2l7 2l8 Science Club 1 As one of the newest clubs at P.H.S., the Science Club stimulates its members to probe into the wonders and mysteries of the Universe. The sponsor is Mrs. Wil- hitc. l OFFICERS: J. Ware - Pres.; C. OhBrien - Treas.; W. Herrington - V. Pres. Patriotic American Youth The members of the Patriotic American Youth learn to up- hold the principles of democracy and to respect the American way .of life. The sponsor is Mr. Bosworth. OFFICERS R. Miller - V. Pres. M. Bosworth - Sec. C. Hall - Pres. 2I9 Audio Visual Aid Service I The Audio Visual Aid Service Club learns to care for and handle the projection D machines. Members of this club aid the teachers by assisting them in the showing of film strips and slides. This club is sponsored by Mr. SRradlin. w OFFICERS President - Clay Burns Vice President - Andrew Newman .. 220 ORGANIZATIONS 3 2 2 . The 1970 Annu'alh Staff CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF Linda Hudgins and Sander Smiles . CLASS EDITORS .... 'Mary Beth Bosworth, Cynthia ' Walker, and Darwin Bell , r . SPORTS EDITORS Jay Smith, John Clark, and Terry Levy I BUSINESS MANAGERS Edwin Partridge, Chuck Hall, and Terry Cutrer 224 FEATURE EDITORS Cissy Hansen, Sarah Martin, and Cheryl Frederic ART EDITORS SPONSOR Teresa Dclmas Mr. Larry Brown Cindy Frank, and Delores Incbnit UJCHO Urn mwOH Wayne Mullen, Susan Suttcr, and Rickey Miller 226 The Panther ' Pen Panther Pen Staff EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR NEWS EDITOR SPORTS EDITORS COLUMN and SOCIAL EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR ART EDITOR PUBLICATION EDITOR COPY EDITORS eMAKE UP EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGERS EXCHANGE EDITOR DISTRIBUTION EDITOR SPONSOR Pam Ricker Gary Chandler De De Pierce Arm Lightsey and Gary Grily' Julie Altom Susan Strange Charles Sharp Melani Jenne Bill Chamberlaip and Walter Herrington Cissy Hansen Myra Alliar Judy Whitaker Barney Lewis and Dave Kemp - Joanie OTReilly Donna Villarrubia . Mr. William Moote The Pascagoula High School student newspaper is written, madetup, and circulated by the members of the PANTHER PEN staff. The paper this past year has been one of interest and stimulation. Hopefully the paper will begin to express more opinions of their own as it gains experi- CHCC. , . The staff at an organized moment. , . e' EDITORS-IN-CHIEF TYPISTS DUMMY EDITORS PROOFREADERS Dixie Bondcrer John Clark Debbie Dale Panther Abstract Panther Abstract Staff Mary Beth Bosworth, Teresa Dclmas, Ricky Miller, Jay Smith, and Edwin Partridge Julie Altom and Connie Kihyct Cheryl Frederic and Judy Whitaker, Terry Cutter, Cindy Frank and Joan O,Rcilly STAFF MEMBERS Dolores Inebnit Kenneth johnson Libby Petcrzcll Steve Reid The ABSTRACT is published annually to display the creativity of PHS students. It offers a variety of original literary works. The sponsor is Mr. George Bosworth. 227 MIXED CHORALIER OFFICERS . 1 . d Perry Everett, a. gins, Nancy Inwcry,'Liz Howkins, Becky Mitchell, Becky Agent, Sarah Martxn,.Waync Mul cn, an Liz HowkinS, Cheryl Frederic, Linda Hud jay Willis f PHS Choraliers The Choraliers is a small selected group of voices numbering approximately 40. This group and the small ensembles represent Pascagoula High School in the district and state choral festi- vals. Miss Peggy Lewis is the director. QUARTET SEXTETTE Joan Portas, Randy Von KanCIi Becky Mitchell talternatei, judy Gunter, Pam Templeton, Debbie Whatley, Becky Agent, Sylvia Blair, Samh Martin, Nancy Lowery tnlternatei, and Carmen Lide tnot picturedy 229 Cheerleaders Senior Cheerleaders Bridget Kelley Head Cheerleader Sandy McKee Connie Kihyet The 1970 Panther would like to recognize all the girls on this yeafs Cheerleader Squad. They have worked very hard and quite a number of the student body did not know this or appreciate this fact. We feel they deserve this praise. 23l PasCagoul-a High School Ba 232 h ,4 or m Drum Major and Majorettes Marie Runnells Paulette Hamilton Janine Bishop Renee Gautier Terry Watson Terry Watson in Panther style. NClafinet Ann Wilkinson, Martha Dunn, Brenda Larsen,James Commerron, Timmy Krebs, Pam Burnbam, Robby Graham,JaninC Bishop, Libby Pctcrzell, Rncch Margaret Dunn, Charmane Ares, Diane Leger, Marie Runnels, Sheila Ros, Novelle Price. a l , Flutes and Oboes Becky Cirlot, Denise Moncricf, Auburn Thompson, Aubyn Andcrson,iencc Gautier, Nancy Stewart. 234 . - Low Brass Frank Newby, Buddy Mathis, William Burns, Grady Mayo, Billy Ely, Charles Fulghum, George Dunn. Micky Nicholson. Lonnie Stewart Saxes and L0 Woodwmds BACK ROW: Steve Greer, Terry Watson, Mark Bradley, Terry Cutrcr, Dick Grccr, Linjacobson. FRONT ROW: Frances Wyscr, Terri Wilkinson, Terri Hartzog, Sherry Knight, Paulette Hamilton, Linda Blackman, Debbie Rednour, Ann Smith. 235 Percussion - H j: 'fg: ' ., . -. alr' .. - 315' .$. BACK ROW: jcrry Wiley, GlcanMay, Ricky Roberts, David Mcrchant,jack Rodenbaugh,john Donnaway, Thomas Bcvil, Terry Ely, Dennis Wilson drummery KNEELING: Joel Slayter, David McMillan, Liz HOWkins,3ichard Barlow, Marshall King. 236 f This group is elected by the students in the band They report all complaints and sometimes handle discipline problems. I have heard that tunC beforc?? 1 think the Flutes are very flat. Television ' Production - The curriculum in this department consists of teaching the students the art of making television tapes and recordings. . ,. Machine 8110 maszaw me w$ona no Sheet Metal In the Sheet Metal shop the students learn the variety of metals and how to use them in industry This year PHS worked With Jackson County . Junior College to sponsor a variety of vocational courses. These fine subjects will prepare the stu- dents for work when they leave the program. This is a great step for our Vo'cational Depart- ment, and we hope that it Will be continued. These students learn the skills to operate lathes and other equipment included in this department. 239 Welding . The difficult art of.Wclding is taught by the well qualified teachers of j.C. h e. n u'strial Drafting '- I Under the direction of Mr. Johnny Walton the industrial drafting students learn the techniques of their trade. This course is taught at PHSt , i 240 , Pipefitting This group of interested students learn the trade of the Pipcfittcr and the skills that it requires. 24l Building Trades This vocation is also taught at PHS and teaches the boys the skill of building with wood and other . materials. !. Q . . C C ' . . m- M . - ,. a I d . These bdys learn the complicated workings of the car and learn also to cope with its problems. 242 I ; Home Economics m , I ,4 The arts of cooking and sewing are taught at PBS to girls who want to learn the . how of the Home. :Mwmin This picture represents not only regular typing, but PHS has fmc programs of sec- retarial training and personal typing. 243 Student M0 . These Seniors were chosen during the year of outstanding achievement. 1 244 NOVEMBER 7 bECEMBER he s of the nth by the National Honor Society to receive recognition ARY APRIL FEBRUARY ' MARCH 245 Wi, , H m Award Night May 22, 1970 GARY CHANDLER Anola Club English Award RONNIE KENT National Honor Society Scholastic Athlctic Award Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award Jaycce Citizenship Award MR. GEORGE BOSWORTH STAR Teacher Award I DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO DONNA STOKES Bookkeeping Award PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE jACK PICKIERING jANE PITTMAN journallsm Achievement Award Perfect Attendance for 12 years LINDA HUDGINS Outstandingjunior Civimn for PHS Outstzlndingjr. Civincttc, Miss. District BUDDY EASTERLING 1970 Time Current Affairs Test Award SENIORS Terry Levy and Cheryl Frederic Citizenship Awards SOPHOMORE John McMurray Becky Carr Benny Acosta JUNIOR Patric Upton and Becky Mitchell jAY'SMITH STAR Student Robert Mason Stricken Scholarship GARY GRAY Anola Womans Club Scholarship TERRY CUTRER Forrest B. Jackson Scholarship DAVID jONES Pascagoula Wumans Club Scholarship Youth Congress I.E.T.S. Award jim Hornc, Stan Flint, and Clay Burns Brucc Butts. Joy Ware. and Mike Wcstphul x. r:- Gury Chandler Best Actor Award Sarah Martin Best Actress Award Carmen Lidc Best Supporting Actress Award D ave Kcmp' Backstage Award Jack Pickering mot picturerh Best Supporting Actor Award 250 Business Awards Mary Ann Grimes Secretarial Training Award Denise Delk Secretariul Training Award Lcslic Simons Shorthnnd I Award Connie Kihyct Typing 1 Award Music Awards Liz Howkins. lsr Becky Mitchell, 2nd Reba Richards; 3rd Cheryl Frederic American Homemaker of Tomorrow Davina Martin Outstanding Home Economics Studcnt 25' Memories of , PHS 1970 School ends! A happy group. b jim takes 21 dip One of the many happy teachers who leave PHS For 21 needed vacation. 252 Anxiously awaiting rcporr cards??? 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