Pascagoula High School - Panther Yearbook (Pascagoula, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1971 volume:

ALMA MA TER We love you PHS ,- Loyalty has proven best. Our faith Will shine so bright; Smile, boys, see the light. So dear is our school to us, Our Alma Mater be True to you to the end, Dear PHS. TABLE OF C ON TEN TS Faculty .................. 10 Classes ....... . ............ 34 Features ................. 100 Organizations ............. 160 Sports .................. 174 Clubs ................... 202 Awards and Graduation ..... 248 I GY LEWIS IS'S PEG M ,V . 9 WITH A SONG IN HER HEARth Head of the P. H. S. Choral Department, Miss Peggy Lewis has taught for seven years in the Pascagoula Schools. Always striving for perfection, she has led the Choraliers into superior ratings and statewide recognition. Dedica- tion to the purpose of music education and appreciation, Miss Lewis was selected to serve as chairman for both District and State Choral Festivals. For all the love her students feel for her and her unend- ing patience, we, the 1971 Annual Staff, do dedicate this annual to Miss Peggy Ann Lewis. 4 mama: n um. n- ' n- 9 ADMINISTRATION D FACULTY PRINCIPA L MR. T. j. ALEXANDER TO THE STUDENTS OF PASCAGOULA HIGH SCHOOL: . Much thought and work has gone into this annual by those responsible for its publication. We know that it will serve its purpose well by giving us an accurate depiction of the events of the school year, 1970-71. It has been a most successful year, and I would like to express my thanks to the staff and student body for the cooperation we have received in implementing Our program. . To the seniors, we extend our congratulations to all of you and wish you well as you go your separate ways. We sincerely hope that you will be successful in attaining your future goals. . Sincerely, . T. j. Alexander Principal 9' A5515 TAN T PRINCIPAL MR. TIM MILSTEAD Dear Seniors: It is with pleasure that I congratulate you, the 1971 graduating class. The accomplishment of receiving a high school diploma is of utmost importance to you and will give you opportunities to pursue even greator goals. You are going into a very competitive and demanding society which will offer many challenges. I hope through your experiences in high school that you will be better prepared to face problems and to solve them. Many of you have made contributions to P.H.S. by your participation in varied activities. You have proved worthy of any recognition and honor that you have received, and I am' hoping that these experiences have taught you to set worthy goals and to strive to reach them. Each of you have a golden opportunity in a highly specialized world. Allow me to encourage you to continue preparation for your profession in order that you may more ably contribute to America, your fcllowman and yourself. I must encourage each of you to act in a way that Will bring respect to you as an individual and to encourage and mold the minds of others With Whom you associate; You have been an outstanding class, and for this I offer you my gratitude. I wish each of you a highly suc- cessful future- Signed, W ? jim Milstead k. ll 12 P.H.S. ANNEX PRINCIPAL i L-- ' 1 Mr. Willie E. johnson - ' P.H.S. ANNEX . ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRA TION Mr. N. P. Gautier Mr. Aubrey Harrell johnson Mr. H. Kenneth Seay a Superintendent of School; AJJthant Superintendent of Currirulum Aililtdm Superintendent 0f Businm I and Imtructz'on Ajfm'rs STANDING, from left to right: Mr. R. N Sutherland III, and ML Pete Avara,jr. SEATED, from left to right: Dr. Dewey Lane, Mr. Crawford Dces, President, and Mr. John Milandin, Secretary. l3 k MRS. CARRIE C. BARRETT ........... Secretary MRS. CONNIE L.BTRANGE .......... Secretary MISS LESLIE SIMONS ................ Secretary MISS ALICE TITUS .................. Secrctary MISS VIVIAN WILLIAMS . . . .Guidance Counselor Mrs. Connie L. Strange Miss Leslie A. Simons Miss Alice F. Titus Miss Vivian P. Williams Mrs. Genevieve Burris Mrs. jetty Williamson MRS. GENEVIEVE BURRIS . . .Guidance Counselor MRS. SHIRLEY HEESZEL . .Guidancc Office Clerk MISS LINDA MITCHELL ............. Librarian MRS. EVELYN WHEELOCK ........ Mathematics MRS. JERRY WILLIAMSON . . . .Bookkeeping and Business Mrs. Evelyn Wheelock Mrs. Shirley Hccszcl Miss Linda Mitchell 15 COACH BOBBY CANTY ......... Algebra II and Baseball Coach MR. DANIEL SMITH ...... American Government MR. STEVE HALLIBURTON ......... English II MISS jUDY ROGERS ............... English IV MISS BEVERLY THAMES ........... English IV Mr. Steve Halliburton 5' Coach Canty Miss Judy Rogers 9. Miss Beverly Thames MISS ESTHER jENT ................... French MR. jAMES GRISSOM ................ Biology MR. DONALD LAMEY . . . .Algebra II and Physics' MRS. BESSIE MOFFATT ............... Biology MR. BOB RYBA. . .Physics, Sr. Math and Chemistry Miss Esther jent I '-7P' -: -- ' H 1-1 Mrs. Bessie Moffatt Mr. James Grissom Mr. Robert Ryba Mr. Donald Lamcy MR. JIMMIE SPILLERS ..... American History and ' American Government MRS. SARA WILHITE ............... Chemistry MR ROBERT SMITH ............. Mathematics MRS. DIANE DCJEAN .............. Geography MR. jOHN BURCHFIELD ............ Geometry Mr. Robert Smith Mrs. Sara Wilhite' x' m ;w Mimi ' Mrs. Diane chcan Mr. john Burchfield Mr. Larry Brown Mr. Billy Hallmark MR. LARRY BROWN ......... American History MR. GEORGE BOSWORTH ...... English III and Creative Writing MR. jOI-IN CHAPMAN ................. Band MRS. MARY ANN GARRETT .......... Spanish MR. BILLY HALLMARK ......... World History Mr. George Bosworrh Mr. john Chapman MR. BILLY MILLER: ....... Driver Ed. and Co-ach MR. CLOVIS MCKISSACK . . .Driver Ed. ami Coach MRS. BOBBIE WALTON ...... Business Education MRS. TWILA FORD ........... Home Economics COACH AUBREY ROZZELL ..... Head Canh and Driver Ed. Coach Rozzcll 20 Mr. George Rasco Mrs. Joy Hobby x Mr. johnny Walton p. Mr. Randall Kimble O J MR. GEORGE RASCO ...... American History and American GOVErnanE MRS. JOY HOBBY ........ American Government MR. RANDALL KIMBLE ............ English 111 MR. jOHNNY WALTON ..... Industrial Drafting MRS. PHYLLIS LaLONDE ..... Business Education Mrs. Phyllis LaLonde Mrs. Gracia MRS. MARGARET GRACIA . AGuidance Counselor MRS. MAXINE BOND .............. English 11 MRS. jUANITA BARNETT ............ Biology MR. ANDREW ELLIS . , . . .Mechanical Drawing MRS. NORMA ROBERTSON ........... Biology 22 Mr. Ellis ! Mrs Mrs. Bond . Robertson Mr. Thurman Mrs. Bryant Mr. Hoggatt Mrs. McKissack MR. EDWARD THURMAN MRS. WANDA McKISSACK w w....-.,L . VMrs Pulley MRS. ANN BRYANT . . . MR. ALLEN HOGGATT . . . MRS. ANNIE PULLEY . . . . . . . English IV . . . . .Geometry . , . ,Amcrican Governmehfr . .GirPs Physicil Education . Home Economics Mr. Charles Smith - A MRS. ELIZABETH MITCHELL ...... Senior Math MR. CHARLES SMITH ................ Biology MRS. SARA MKGHAN ................ Biology MRS. DORIS CRAWFORD . . . .Busincss Education MR. TROY OGLESBEE .......... Building Trades Mrs. Sara Maghan ' 24 Mr. Troy Oglcsbcc Coach Clark Mr. Moore MR. JERRY CLARK ...... Driver Ed. and Football Coach MRS. MARILYN HAIK ........ Home Economics COACH AARON jQNES .Boy,s Physical Education and Football Coach MR. MOOTE .......... English III and Journalism MRS. MARY BROWN ........ English III and IV Mrs. Marilyn Haik Mrs. Mary Brown 25 r Coach Clifford Brown Mrs. jcnnings MRS. jENNINGS ................... fLibrarian MRS. LINDA BASYE ......... GBusinCss Education MR. BOYSIE MOORE . . . .Boy,s Physical Education COACH BROWN .American' History and Basketball 1 Coach MISS PEGGY LEWIS ............. Choral Music MRS. BLANCHE NATION and MRS. O,LENE MOORE . .' .......... Librarians. 26 ; Q - Mrs, Nations and Mrs. Moore i MISS JOANN BRITT ......... Business Education MRS. A. P. SHOEMAKER ............ English II MISS LOU STOKES ............... Mathematics MRS. ANN HERRINGTON . .English III, German . and History MR. DON SAUNDERS .................. Band 'r Mrs. Ann Hcrrington Mrs. Shoemaker Miss Lou Stokes 28 Mr. jamcs Taylor Mrs Lorena Cobb 5 MR. JAMES TAYLOR . s . . . . . . . s ?Building Trades MRS. jOYCE MATHIS ..... Business Educationsand , Choral Music MRS. LORENA COBB ........... World History MRS. jEAN LANEY .......... Business Education MRS. DORA ROS ................... Librarian Mrs. joyce Mathis Mrs. jean Laney Mrs. Dora Ros Mrs. Martha Gauner Mrs. Mary Wiglcy MRS. MARTHA GAUTIER . . . .spcech an: Debate MISS CONERLY ................... English II MRS. MARX' WIGLEY .............. GirFs P.E. MISS BETTY ADAMS ........ Biology and Physics MRS. LOUK ................ Business Education MRS. SAUCIER ...................... Biology Miss Betty Adams Mrs. Arncll Szucicr 29 cum uni'hhr. 30 The devil made me do it!!! Now, hear this!!! Have you heard me one about the traveling . . .2 .,' .I wish that piece of meat would quit moving. janitorial Staff 031m Cafeteria Staff OHS janitorial Staff WHS Anncx 1. Cafeteria Staff OHS Anan 31 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' Richard Murray ....................... Prctvz'deizt Jesse May ....... V ................. Vite szdmt Debbie Haiglfir .................... . ..... Y erratum Ethyl Pharr ................. . ........ Trammer ' SPONSORS Miss Jgdy Rogers Mrs. Sara Maghan 34 AARON REECE ACKLEN III SANDRA MAE ADAMS JOHN PORTER ALBRIGHT MYRA BELLE ALLISON LAURA ELAINE ARCENEAUX PRECIOUS CHARMANE ATES WALTER ROGERS AYCOCK BETTY jEAN BAGLEY jAMES HARKINS BAINS, IV PHILIP DAVID BARDWELL JOHN MARSHALL BARHAM, JR. RICHARD MICHAEL BARLOW CHARLES EDWARD BECKHAM, jR. KATHERINE BENEFIELD BROACH jANINE SUE BISHOP 35 LINDA DIANNE BLACKMAN SYLVIA LYNN BLA-IR RITA ANN BOOTH DONALD BRITTON BOSLEY, jR. DEBRA SUSAN BOULER DENNIS RAY BOWMAN RHONDA L'OUISE BOWMAN WILLIAM COLVIN BRADLEY MAUREEN ANN BRoixIDUM jERRY LEE BROWN ROSE MARIE BROWN PAMELA JO BULLEMER D DELORES ANN BURKES PAMELA SUE BURNE-IAM jAMES LEON BURNS r WILLIAM MICHAEL BURNS jERILYN LOUISE BUSH DONNA RENEE BUTTERWORTH HUBERT BRUCE BUTTSJR STEVEN M. BYERS ALYCE FRAISER BYRD LINDA DIANNE BYRD GINA MARTHA CANARELA FRANCES ABELENE CANTERBURY DEBORAH DIANA CANTRELL WILLIAM THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN LINDA MARIE CHANDLER BILLY ROY CHAPMAN jACQUELINE ANN CHARLTON MARILYN LOUISE CHENOWETH DONALD RAY COBB DIANNA LOUISE COMPTON PATRICIA ELAINE COOPER DEBORAH JEAN COPELAND DEBORAH RUTH CORN GREGORY STEVEN COX JOHN BRADFORD cox IBRENDA KAY CRANE BRADFORD MILTON CRIDDLE III PATRICIA ANN CRUSE DAVID EARL CUNNINGHAM THOMAS BURTON DAVENPORT a JAMI ANNE DAVIS PAUL MELVIN DAYIS ROSEMARY DAVIS r r, VICKI LYNNE DAVIS DEBRA DECORE WILEY DONALD PHILIP DEES DAVID MICHAEL DENNIS SANDRA DICKERSON WALLS CHURCH DICK DIXONJR. I BRENT WOODSON DORSEY jOHN RICHARD DOUGLAS CYNTHIA SUE DUDECK MARGARET ANN DUNN WILLIAM ROGERS DYLE KAREN LYNETTE EDINGTON ALTON CRAIG EDWARDS KERRY GEORGE EDWARDS KENNETH WAYNE ERWIN JEROME ALLEN EVANS BRENDA SUE EZELL DENA TEM FEAZELL jOHN CHARLES FERRER PAMELA RENEE FIRTH jAMES BENNETT FLANAGAN DALLAS GE'NE FLINT FAITH DIANE FORSMAN MARGARET ANN FRANKLIN HAL WINSTON FRAZURE MARSHALL DON FRAZURE DENISE PAULINE GALLAGHER REBECCA jANE GARRETT BRUCE EDWARD G?RRIGA jOYCE RENEE GAUTIER, ad HARRIET PAGE GAUTIER jACKIE RAY GENT FELTON WALLACE GEORGE MARLON KEITH GEORGE AINA KRISTINE GILBERT ROBERT CLINTON GILBERT GARY DENNIS GORMAN CHARLES EDWARD GRAHAM, jR. ALBERT ROSS GRAVES, III RICHARD ALAN GREER SANDRA MELISSA GUNTER jO ALICE GULLY FRED WALTER HABECK, jR. DEBORAH WATTS HAIGLER AVA LYNN HALLBERG BOBBY HUGH HAMILTON, JR. RUBY PAULETTE HAMILTON EARLEAN HANDFORD BELL WILMA jO HARRIS BUSH MARVIN EDWARD HART jOHN DANIEL HAYES KATHIE LE'E HAWKINS PAUL DAVID HEDMAN ELIZABETH ANN HEGWOOD JAMES HINKLE HEIDELBERG jOSEPH HOWARD HENDON, JR- DONNA ADAIR HENLEY KENNETH LEROY HENSHAW E. WALKER HENSLIEY, III WALTER NATHAN HERRI NGTON o ROLAND TERRY HINTON jUDITH ANN HIRSCH THOMAS CHARLES HOLDER, jR. VICKIE LYNN HOLLAND INA CAROLE HOLLINGSWORTH jOHN JAMISON HOLLISTER jILL HOLMES GLYNDA DARNELL HONEYCUTT BRENISA jAYE HOOK SUSAN DIANNE HOWARD ONA CHRISTINE HOWELL ELIZABETH LYONS HOWKINS DOROTHY jANE HUDSON DONNA SHARON HULTS DANIEL THOMAS HUNTLEY FRANCIS EDWARD HUTCHINSON YVONDA ROSE IN'ABINETTE HENRY CALVIN IVY ' ANNETTE PAULINE jARMAN ' MARCIA SHARON jOHNSON MICHAEL HOWARD jOHNSON k. jEANETTE jONES DAN PATRICK KELLEY BARBARA jEAN KIDD KAREN KEY KIHYET DARLENE DOLORES KING JAMES MICHAEL KITTRELL t SHERRY DIANNE KNIGHT DEBRA EVON KNOWLES ALFRED JOSEPH KREBS ' v JANET LAURA LACHAUSSEE PHILIP THOMAS LACHAUSSEE MARTHA AMELIA L'ADNIER BRENDA LARSEN BLOODSWORTH CYNTHIA VERONICA LASTER DEBBIE KAY LAWSON FRANKLIN EARL LEACH LUCILE LEWIS LEATHERBURY MARCIA ANITA LEDBETTER PAULA GENE LEE GEORGE LEATHERBURY LEWIS, JR. MARK CHARLES LIPPE CAROLYN ANN LOVELADY NANCY LOUISE LOWERY MARY JANE LYNCH DEBRA DIANNE MAGEE DEBORAH SUE MANNING PAUL DOUGLAS MANSFIELD STEPHANIE LYNN MATHIEU DEBRA MAY THWEATT JESSE WARREN MAY, JR. SHIRLEY DfANE MAY CHARLES RONALD MAYFIELD jANET MARIE MAYHALL GRADY LEROY MAYO I RICHARD ALAIN MCCASKILL DAVID CONNELL MCCOY DONALD RICHARD McGARRA-H ANTHONY LOUIS MiNEIL jAMES ROBERT MENZIES, II TWILAH ZELONA METCALF SHARON MARIE MILLETTE REBECCA LYNN MITCHELL jAMES WORTH MOFFETT DENISE LYNETTE MONCRIEF DELBERT EDWARD MOON I ELLEN REBECCA MOORE BRENDA SUE MOOREHEAD BARRY LYN MORAN HAROLD MELVIN MORTON MICHAEL ROBERT MOSS DANA WESLEY MULLER DIANE LIN MULLER RICHARD LEE MURRAY BOBBY LOUIS NEELY, jR. MICHAEL ANTHONY NEWELL CHARLES EDWARD NICHOLAS LUCIAN DWIGHT NOBLE 3 CHARLES LEE NORFLEET, JR. - ROSE MARIE NORVEL CHARLES DENNIS O BRIEN, JR. . - ' . ANNA C.ATHERINE O,CAIN ' ANGELA jOELLA O,DELL ALVIN DOYLE ODOM STEPHEN ALLEN ODOM RANDALL LEE OLIVER JOE OVERBY DONNA CHRISTINE OVER'LY DARLENE ELAINE OVERTURF ROGER BARTON PARKER MARCIA LYNNEIPARRACK RUDOLPH LOWELL PARSON DONNA PAYNE WILSON GLYNDA KAYE PEEL LESLIE WILLIAM PENN, jR. BOBBY HAYES PENTON RONALD LYNN PERRY ETHEL MARIE PHARR jACK GLEN PICKERING NITA KAYE PITTMAN SHARON YVONNE PITTMAN RUFUS PLEASANT DELOIS LORETTA POOLE jAMES MICHAEL POSEY MARC E. POWELL CYNTHIA LYNN PRESTRIDGE JOHN G. PRICE RUPERT FREDRICK PROSSER, jR -' jUNE ALICE PULLEN SANDRA FAYE RANDALL KATHRYN MURIEL RAY NELSON .SHIRLEY RAYBURN SANDRA jUNE REYNOLDS KEITH MONTE RICTLIARDS REBA LEONA RICHARDS . BARBARA MELINDA RISER GLENN DOUGLAS RIVERS SARAH ANN ROBERTS WILLIAM THOMA.S ROBERTS, jR. jACK RODNEY RODENBAUGH SHEILA IRENE ROS MARIE ELIZABETH RUNNELS DEBORAH ANN RUSHING BILLY DALE SANDERS GARY WILLIAM SCHAUB BRENDA LYNN SCOTT I EDWARD A. SEAMEN DONAIZD CHARLES SEILER, jR. DEBORAH KAY SHEPHERD FRED BERNARD SHURLEY, jR. ROSIE SIPP SMITH CLARENCE EDWARD SMITH GEORGIA ANN SMITH MARY ANGELA SMITH LYNN SMITH RAINEY RALPH DOUGLAS SPRATLEY PATRICIA ANN STALLINGS THOMAS LEE STAMPLEY jAMES WEBB STEADMAN, jR. HAROLD PERRY STENSLAND WANDA jEAN STEVISON jAMES C. STEWART NANCY DIANNE STEWART SHARON STEWART'SHERROD JOHNNY WAYNE STRICKLAND LOUISE STRINGER TILLMAN HARRY FULLER SUTER, III SVEN RAYMOND SVENSSON WANDA ANITA SWINGLE AGNES ELAINE TAYLOR TERRY WAYNE TAYLOR PAMELA SUE TEMPLETON CYNTHIA ANN. THOMAS DANNY LINDEN THOMAS RONALD GLENN THOMAS STEVEN VERNON THOMPSON BILL LEE THORNTON MARSHA MELINDA TILLMAN PATRICIA DIANE TODD ARTHUR WAYNE TOWNSON jANICE RENNE TRAVIS .IUANITA DEW TRIBBLE AVE'MARIA TROCHESSETT MARGARET ELIZABETH TUCEI KENNETH DUAINE TURNER JAMES PATRIC UPTON MARK GARY VAUGHN CHRISTI VEIT DONNA MARIE VILLARRUBIA RANDALL LEWIS VonKANEL KARYN KATHLEEN WAGNER CHERYL jO WALKER jOHN BYRON WALKER SUSAN DENISE WALLACE VIRGINIA LEAH WALLACE PERRY LYNN WALTERS jOY LAURIN WARE MAJORIE LYNN WARE DANIEL STEPHEN WATSON DONNA MERLE WEAVER MICHAEL ALAN WESTPHAL DEBRA LYNN WHATLEY GERALD EDWARD WILEY CAROL ANN WILKS CATHERINE DIANN WILLIAMS DONNA WILLIAMS I WANDA DIANNE WILLIAMS jULIUS AARON WILLIS, jR. CHARLES GEMRD WILSON DAVID STEPHEN WILSON DENNIS WAYNE WILSON GEORGE MICHAEL WIXON MARY HOLLIS WOLFE GLORIA JEAN WOOTEN KATHLEEN DENISE WRIGHT DANNY KEITH YOUNG CHRISTINE ESTELA ZERAN y a uWiell then, can you pat your head anJ rub y gay . , Ooops! I forgot to shave my legs tonight!!! your stomach at the same mm: ' yy'Chocolate, peach, vanilla, banana . . . Decisions, decisions Alright Kids! Rise andqghinc!W jimmy Hcidclboogcr on the run! 56 yll 7172122 orz'am jOE OVERBY januzuy 3, 1957; March 25, 1971 RFor me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philippians 1:21 57 58 CLASS OF 1971 59 jUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS john McMurray .................... Pmidml - Becky Carr .................... Vice Presidml IEthclBarron.......,.. ......... .561'7 :11110! Scott Smith ....................... Trcmurer I ' SPONSORS Danny Smith Bobby Canty Th6 junior Class, from thC beginning against great competition, made admirable showings in diff Float and Yell Contests. and sent thc Seniors UP, UP, AND AWAY with the final junior-Scnior Prom. u 60 Jeanctfe Abston Benny Acosta Kathy Agent Marie Albin Debbie Aricn Donna Arment Ann Atkinson janis Beard Vera Byrd Debbie Burgccss I Richard Bruns : -. Grady Buckley Linda Brown. ; Jerry Broomc Pam Brcaux Donna Branch DCnnis Branch Such a sneech You vouldnk bclif. . . 61 Luella Bramlcr Melvin Braswell Judy Bcckham George Baxter Ethel Barron 62 Barbara Brady Richard Boswell Docia Bowers David Black jim Bivcns Terry Betts Kate Barnes jan Boone Lue Birda Bell Wayne Bond Johnny Barber Patty Baker Alex Bailey Bruce Eagle Charles Collmcr Cindy Colvillc Linda Comans James Commcrton Stephen Curry Danny Carey French Caldwell Ann Cannaday Paula Canty Linda Chase Becky Carr Cindy Carson William Carter Laura Clark Andy Chenoweth Becky Cirlot Sheila Cockrcll Debra Coco Jeff Check 63 64 Bill Cole james Cole Susan Dickens Randy Dyer jeanette Dory John Dunaway Lois Dees Brenda Demon Martha Dunn Eddie Daily Dorothy Dear Carl DCAngclo Cliff Davis Archie Dobcy Melissa Davis Freda Davis Victor Dearman Mayard Daily Pam Dismukcs Charlotte Ducksworth Mike Davis Diane Douglas Debrorah Dye Loretta McDanicls Gloria Dcdeaux Debbie Edwards Shcqy E2611 Kathy Evans Perry Everett Barbara Egy Malainc Ehrlich Lisa East Gary Evans Stan Eastcrwood John Ezell Harold Fountain Mike Finch Karen Fulkerson Ann Franchcr Carol Flowers jimmy Fuller Mary Freeman Warren Ford Cynthia Floyd Eric Frierson Harold Fountain Nadine Fornette Alzena Fields Charles Fulghum Debbie Frazier Shirley Fairley Kris Ford Harold Fountain April Green Mildred Garry Sandra George Candice Gemmill Mary Griffin Doc Gibson 66 Kathleen George Susan Gandy Steve Greer Sharon Goff Karen Glaze johnny Griffin Eunice Gallaspy Beth Glover Sharon Goff Becky Hart jackic Grimes Debra Givens Vicki Gambrell jimmy Hatren Becky Hall Don Griffin Connie Havard Terri Hartzog Pat Hardy Lora Hicks Elaine Hcdman Shelia Harper Billy Hamilton Toni Heil Mary Havard Pat Hill Marsha Hill Jamie'I-Iairc Frankie Hansen Lynn Henderson Mike Harris Carlos Hyman Pharcs Harris Franz Hanning Mike Haney Andrew Harris Walter Hanshaw jim Homer Janet Hutchinson Barbara Johnson Denise Holmes Linda Idom Robert johnson Sandy Johnson Roland Jones Billy Jordon Wanda joscy Steve Kcll Edward Killingsworth Steve Knight Phil Tourgcson Edward Killingsworth' Edwina King Chris Knobf Marshall King Karen Krebs Marie Kirkwood Timmy Krebs Steve Kell Vicki Lonergan 67 Rosemary Lovelace Helen Lott Agnes Lewis Denise Lewis Melvin Lindsey Agnes Lewis WOOdy Lott Rusty Lashlcy Danny Lewis Glynda Law jamic Lewis Diane Leger Carla Larsen Kevin Lynch 68 :I h Frank Laruc , 5 Vicki Le Blanc John Ledbcttcr Jim LcBatard Mike Lunsford Mike McMurmy David McKinscy Deborah McCovcy Kathy McDanial john McMurray Catherine McDanicls Charlene Magec Leonard McEwcn Mike McDanials Pam McMullan Diane May Susan Martin Eleria Mallon Karen Michon Steve Martin Terry Millcttc joycc Manning Carlton Martin Teddy Millmc Paul Manuel Lexie Moore 69 Mike Miller Paul Morrcll Ann Miller Joey Mott John May Phillip Murray Buddy Mathis Paul Morrcll Gail Miller Brenda Mars Steve Mcsser David Merchant jerry N icholson Mickey Nicholson 70 Malcolm Odom Paul Overly Robyn Oswald jody Osborn Mary Ann Overby Rick Olsen Theresa Perry Mike Pace ' Regina Parker Jane Pillsbury Mary Parker We want-um join RYBAS RAIDERS Tracy Prevost Steve Parks Tracy Prevost jan Poplawski Eddie Parsley Dede Pierce 71 72 Pam Pierce Linda Payne Pamela Patton Regina Parker Fred Price Novellc Price Annette Pollard David Posey Debbie Patton Larry Rogers Ricky Roberts Debbie Ray Daniel Rogers Gene Rouse Darlene Rummage Patty Randall Mary Rawls Debbie Rednour Mark Robichaux Anita Riley Gary Rische Clark Ruble William Riley Lorgtta Ralston John Ros Larry Rogers Marsha Richards Lisa Roy Richard Rilcy Phillip Stith Terry Stone Sammy Smith Greg Sigalas ' Dan Sander Debbie Shannon Harriet Steadman Fannie Smith Eugene Sipp Ricky Sutherland joc Self Emily Strahan Lonnie Stewart Donny Smith Johnny Stovall David Shook jocl Slaytcr Scott Smith Fred Ros Sylvia Register Darrell Taranto Joe Sallcy Eugene Sipp Danny Stutz Linda Ros Alberta Rivers Melba Richardson Grover Rogers Charles Roberts Ellen Smith 73 Sherry Stile: Debbie Shannon Bruce Sharp 74 Eddie Stork Diane Thomas Charles Sharp David Shore Steve Saucier Chuck Seaman Billy Scoville Barbara Sellers Danny Tuck , 5 Lillian Southern Riley Smith Mitch Tousinau Sandra Stevens Kirk Taylor Charlotte Tucker Albert Titus Jerold Thomas Pat Trochcssctt Helen Temple Mary Trevillion Miss Titus Pam Thomas Beth Tgussel Kelly Thibaulr Steve Trchcm Freda Thompson Andy Turner Wanda Tally Sandy Vcit Anita Vowcll Susan Vicra Pam Watson Tim Whitaker Debbie Wallace Wanda Williams jcannie Ward Debbie Vaughn 75 Mamie Walters Rebecca Woods Brenda Wozcncraft Wally Willis Barbara Whatley Dorothy Williams Larry Whitehead Lois Williams Frances Wyser Mamie Walters Mallory Walker Cathy Watson Terry Wilkinson Debbie West Alton Williams Ann wilkcrson Debbie Wallace John Webster Dorinda West Phillip Wong Billy Williams Tommy Wilson Kenneth Williams Carolyn Wilson Danny Whitehead Vivian Webber Benny Wilks Frances Watson Barbata Whatlcy I Boy, those Juniors sure do know how to work! Reid Ware Sharon Watkins Dawn Whitt Pam Wirth Bea Yates Carl DaAngclo David jackson Ricky Kirkland George Morris 77 TYPICAL SQPHOMORE ENTHUSIASM Through thick and thin, Sophomore fairs and long walks to the otheF school for Pep Rallies, we have fol owed our chosen leaders 2111 the way. The Faithful chn helped us vyith the fantastic Sophomore float, and aided us in any way they could. . These were the leaders of the Sophomqte Class of 1971. Nancy Rouse ..................... i. . . .Pmidmt Larry Massey ..................... Vice-Pmidmt Susan Cum.best ....................... Serrelmy Linda Lindsey ........................ Treasurer ' MichelleGautier...H....t.....t,....'.Rellmrter SPONSORS: Miss jo Ann Britt, Mr. James Grissom . , ; h I 3 . ' r Y C 78 Pat Adams Sybol Agwcll Diana Alexander Mike Aycock Sandra Adams Debbie Ainsworth Mary Alexander Ann Alkire Mike Allison - SOPHS Barbara Amis BCCk Avery Terry Bains Trudy Bardwell Tommy Barefoot Reggie Barnes j. janis Baker Richard Barlow 79 .--nnnniqun Harvey Barton ' John Bernard Susan Bcckham Kathric Berry Jan Betts Cay Benson . Valerie Bcrghansc Susan Bingham - Bruce Bilbo . . k- B. . - I - Spenser 1v1ns Bill Blackmzn Donna Blztcley Elaine Boykins JOhn Beyle . . Sherri Broomcttc Judy Brooks . ., - Tom Bless Roy Bosarge jenc Boyd Connie Brewer Laura prcaux David Bradley Mike Boyle Fontcllo Brown Rene Burkcs Gail Butler I Glenda Brown Maureen Brown jcrry Brumficld Vanessa Bufford Carl Burns Amy Bumscd Tom Burrage Marsha Burroughs Ron Butler Dennis Byrd Jerry Clark ' WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN! Pete Cornish Rhonda Carroll Pam Chesscr Mark Clifford john Cambrc Pete Canarela Barbara Caplcs Judy Carden Chuck Carton Jean Cato Cynthia Chapius Debra Chapman Kenny Christian jackic Cirino Mary Clarke Nathan Clark - Sammie Collier V BEWARE OF SOPHOMORES BEARING GIFTSS Noel Collmer jamie Davis john England Earl Etheridgc John DiMungo Gretchen Ehrlich Allan Farrell Tony Fcnderson Brenda F loyd Douglas Frances Cindy Dean Mike Dccoytc jcanctte Evans Rachel Ezcll Leona Fisher jamic Flanagan Reuben Fountain Lewis Franklin Adreannc Frederick Bctty Franklin Beth Fuller Carolyn Fulton Susan Furr Donnie Frcdrick George Gibson Danny Goodgame Rickey Grafton Geri Grantland David Gray Pat Gray David Green Evclyn Green Shcrilina Green Jan Frederic Pennie Gallaspy Carl Gambrcll chdra Garry Ffank Gary Bill Gatlin Michele Gautier Tina Gautier Teresa Gentry George Gibson Gracie Gibson Ivy Gibson .v David Griffin Estus Hall Tim Harman I Tootic Griffm Barbara Grimes Maureen Groseclose Chris Haas Lee Hasbisan Taryc Harman Susan Hanning Diane Harkey Gary Harris Sheila Harris Mac Hart Andy Haygood Ricky Haygood SOPHOMORE CUTIES Cathy Hays ' Ricky Heidelberg Janice Hclsabcck jetty Henley John Henley Brenda Henry Kris Hesse Adrienne Hill Carl Hinkel Kimble Hollingsworth Beverly Holder Shelly Howell Charles Hudson Gwen Jerkins David jawcr Greg Husley Brenda Hutchinson Eddie Hicksomc Greg Houslcy Tony Hunt Mike joycc Judy .Howard Joyce Hurd J. 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Johns Bobby Ingram Gary johnson 9 Carol Kalata I Cal Ivy Emma johnson Rhonda joncs Glenda Johnson john joycc III jenny jacobson Gwen jerkins Adrian Kakaskcs Berlin Keaton Pam Kelley Pam Kelley Pam Kcndricks Pat Kelley SOPH SCIENTISTS AT WORK Cecil King Phyllis King Kathleen Kirkpatrick joc Knight Kathy Knight Ricky Kosman WALKING TO PEP RALLY Barbara Ladnicr Dinah Ladnicr Lorli Ladnicr Sherry Ladnicr Cathy Lane Cathy Lang Sid V Lambert Bide Land Randy Larsen Ricky Larsen ml David Lane Renee Larqillierc Don Law Mona Lee Jesse Lewis Pat Lindard Sheila Lcc Debbie Leger Bernice Lewis Debbie Lindsey Linda Lindsey SCOIE Linton Elizabeth Lizcnby Denise Ward SOPH FUNERAL PROCESSION Mimiec Lockard Marie Lynch jeannic glabrey Phillip ages 89 jimmy McCrary Steve Miller Donna McDonald Beverly McElcvcn Mary Beth Mcgchcc Gail Menzies Rachel Mcsser Debbie Miles I Larry Massey Willie Massey Ellen Mayhall Clauciia Mitchell Mary Marcellus James MaIshall Kathy Martin Pam Mcharn Kathy McKissack Georgia MTrcheu Daniel Mathis E. Marris Donald Matthew Peggy Magchcc Randy Naquin Dennis Mouchettc Donny Murray Vicki Nelson Danny Norflect i Maurice Nulta Bob Oliver Debra Parker Diana Page w Kirby Moorc Wanda Morgan Ladonna Nowell Cindy Neely judy Norris Walterenc Norrcl T Liz O Cain Barbra Pace Carlton Parker Robert O,DCll Danny Oliver Pat Page Dolores Overturf Peter Patricola LY Pthrzell Keith Pierce Melainc Polk Vicki Waters Larry Patricola Reece Partridge Clifford Pear50n Steve Simmons Gary Pcttus Diane Pierce SICPECH Wages . Joanne Pilkingmn Shelia Pittman Billy Portas ' . Teresa Portasv ' ' Keith Pouncey Mart chinka Willie WiSSOncu Melina Watrcss I I C BEllcn Walters Glynda Williams Larry 3'0qu B Robin Powfll Susan Frill WE BUY SOPHS CHEAP Charley Prosser Frank Pulley Teresa Pulley I Cindy Purdy Bill Warren Wanda Rankin Franzcta Rasco Regina Ray joel Waterford Diane Redman JOE cho Yvonne Waters Dcnms Qumn Eddie Prosser Vickey Presser johnny Pullen Wayne Riser .Ricky Rivera joey Rhodes Kim Rohr Gloria Robinson Brian Richards Mary Richards Billy Rogers Debbie Rogers -Randy Rushmg jimmy Sanders joey Salisbury Nancy Rouse Terry Saucicr Louise Savage Melody Rosalis Susan Ryan Karen Sabino Joyce Santos Randy Saucicr Laura 531161ch Rhonda Sanderson Donna Sebastian George Seivillea David Scarcy Rod Sctzcr Lucie Sharp Enis Shelton Vicky Shirley Lisa Shepard Mary Schaub David Schefflcr Debbie Seal Linda Seal Ronald Sheldon Barbara Shaddox Ginn Shepard Susan Wells Mike Sinks Sgsan Sherrod Stephen Shepard David Sinquefxcld Catherine Sipp Robin Sisk Barbara Smith Mark Smith Phyliss Wiley Terry Winnelk Teresa Womack Valcia Slater Mike Smith Stcvc Wilkerson Carolyn Wood Margret Wilson Terry Slater Danny Veshlcr Eddie Williams David Wooten Cathy Wilson Robin Sisk Cathy West jackic Williams Leslie Whitehead Cindy Warshan Vicki Smith Lynn Whitaker jessc Williams junc Witherspoon Bill Wilbur Mary Smith Debbie Riley Linda Williams Bill Warnorth Steve Wilkerson 97 Ll FOE N.IO RS lip 90 '4 I I POWDER PUFF OUR LC'HEERLEADEDS . FOOTBALL JUN 10R MISS PAGEANT HOMECOMING 99 inumL .ERS Gretchen Ehrlich Kathy McClelland Malaine Ehrlich Eunicc Gallaspy E ' Kathy McKissack ' Annette Pollard ' ., a XRUUIL El , H .J F 3mm ; ' Us I - nu m mm HOME mosmw II in W3 W : 355 i x SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Ginger Wallace, Alycc Byrd, Tern Feazell HEAD CHEERLEADER Alyce Byrd I TANDARDDI'L DEALERS rmsr FEDERAL 5 '52. .v Ginger Wallace 1 Tcm Feazcll 'lOl 1 HOMECOMING .A . .W - . '. gwwummw mam, .9... 5...... i - - '- - mm ' WW'lw : MIWT 1970 . ' U x1 LEFT TO RIGHT: junior Maid: Annette Pollard. escort: George Baxter; Senior Maid: Sharon Millcttc, escort: Teddy Millctte; Queen: Anna O Cain, escort: Don Cobb; Senior Maids: jnnine Bishop, escort: Steve Odom; Debbie Hniglcr, escort: Buddy Mathis; Becky Garrett, escort: Henry Ivy; Sophomore Maid: Nancy Rousca escort Danny Goodgumc 103 w W 'l 04 .3 For thC second year in succession the mighty Class of 71 captured the Flrst plncc ribbon in the float contest. Into it went not only hours of hard work but also an undying spirit of Homecoming exemplary of the true P.H.S. spirit. a SOPHOM ORES 105 106 Powdcrpuff Football Gamc Seniors vs. juniors jUNIORS WIN!!! jUNIORS WIN YELL CONTESTX 107 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE a 0 CHORALIER SPRING CONCERT K. 1! W By,jovc! I think hds got it!! A smile of success A Sacred Concert 109 2i lHVMW. 11F?! u .xH Avvlum R m N mum ., R m m N U j 110 jUNIOR MISS The crowned Beauty. Pascagoulds junior Miss, MISS FAITH FORSMAN 1971-72 First Runner-up. ALYCE BYRD Second Runncr-up, NANCY LOWERY r 1' Awaiting the final decision 112 BETA FOLLIES Leah Trevillion, 3rd place; Angela May, 2nd place; Melaine Ehrlich, 15: place. t ANGELA MAYl . MC Buddy awaits the judgefs decision. u NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS LEFT TO RIIGHT: Bill Chamberlain, Walter Harrington, joy Ware, and Ken Teaguc. 1971 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL This year the High School Bowl went all the way to the finals, its only defeat being McGill. LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Harrington, Bob Shcpard,Joy Ware, Ricky Roberts, and Lexie Moore, Alternate. 113 KEY CLUB VS. FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME n4 . 115 FACULTY WINS! i. I I l-l-I ,T, - L 4 -t r . . L. . , , 14, v , J , 1'4 mwmy Dedicated to education, adriiirablc soph Ltications and sincerc in his efforts .to hclp others s This is BILL CHAM- BERLAIN. ' l' Talented and capable of many 21c omplishmenrs. intellectually curious. and a dignificd indl dual This is VVALTER HERRINGTON Colntagious good Will, spon'tancous optimism, and perpetually concerned about whatever is going on This is LIZ HOWKINS. ' ' ' 120 ' Incvitably successful as an athlete and :1 scholar, with 21 keen sense and appreciation of humor This is jESSE MAY. SUWQEMi EvEn-tcmpered checrfulncss', deep sen56 ofrighteousness, and 21 BECKY MITCHELL. ' r 122 Always active, conCCrned, and involved; 21 long linc of successful 21a lplishmcnts behind WILLIS. DISTINCTION GRADUA TES Distinction graduates are those studcnts Whose averages arc the tbp five per cent of their class. These 21V- eragcs are composed of grades from all four years of high school. sax K WILLIAM THOMAS WALTER NATHAN CHAMBERLAIN HERRING TON jOY LAURIN WARE KAREN LYNET'I:E EDINGTQN ' MYRA BELLE ALLISON O :f 124 ' ANGELA jOELLA O,DELL ALYCE FRAISER BYRD NANCY LOUISE LOWERY STEVEN M. BYERS 125 KARYN KATHLEEN WAGNER LUCIAN DWI'GHT NOBLE. I , MARY LYNN SMITH 126 . w NOT PICTURED: TERESg ANN RIGGS ONA CHRISTINE HOWELL REBECCA LYNN MITCHELL REBA LEONA RICHARDS DENISE LYNETTE MONCRIEF 127 128 HONOR GRADUA TES Honor graduates are those students whose averages for the fouriyear high school period are in the five per cent immediately below the distinction graduates. No extracurricular activities are considered. HUBERT BRUCE BUTTS, JR. GLYNDA KAYE PEEL ETHEL MARIE PHARR J KATHERINE ELAINE. 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A FY. 9. .y. .. n,$. 1w am J H ..vQMm.Fz.J$$Qw!1hw D'Ow gr. ; 34.4 .n' ,..:...9lmr . .Igigdmgxbhxlnanugxy 6r 3a. 110.4.15... kiwaw It gihtravvhslu. nut: $9; 7? 6 4 .I 147 BES T PERSONA LITY jESSE MA Y GINGER WALLA CE MOST SCHOOL PRIDE ALYCE BYRD jA Y WILLIS K. I48 . w MOST ATHLETIC GERALD THOMAS M OS T VERSA TILE BUDDY MA THIS mmpmw SCRUFFY- VILLARUBIA WI TTIES T SCRUFFY VILLARRUBIA DEL MOON CUTEST COUPLE. EUNICE GALLASPY , AND jOHNNY WAIKER . CUTEST EUNICE GALLASPY jOHNNY WA LKER MOST INTELLECTUAL BILLI ?CHAMBERLZ IN jOY WARE G FRIENDLIEST c ,' TOOTIE GRIFFIN . ANNA OCAIN 'NEA TEST , , jOHNNY WALKER jA NINE BISHOP 7' i' SOPHOM ORE CLA SS FA VORITES ' TOOTIE GRIFFIN SUSAN CUMBEST a jUNIOR CLA SS FA VORITES jOHN McMURRAY ANNETTE POLLARD SENIOR ? CLA 55 FA VORITES DON COBB ANNA, OCAIN SOPHIS TICA TED SENIOR jAN NE BISHOP 'l 54 W' SILLI ES T SOPHOM ORE PEGGY COMISKI jOLLIEST jUNIOR 0 SCOTT SMITH 772;. 0120f 775,35 JE726 , Jognzzy 'waffc'zr 4120f r172124 0 001172 156 jOHNNY WA LKER, MR. PHS W611 probably remember Johnny for h'is standing ovation at the Beauty Pageant and for the fact that he grins a lot V'avhile in front of people. H65 a well-known figure in the sports arenas of Pascagoula and is involved outside of the school environment. ANNA OtCA IN, MISS PHS Pit CityW . . . and WC all know that girl Who has just been quoted. She ftrst made her appearance at Pas- cagoula in the ninth grade and is now leaving a bevy of friends and admirers. She is always ready to smile and lend a kind car. She prides herself in being herself and is, thus, deserving of her title. .,, 158 ' ORGaU'xzaiME STUDENT 160 COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Jay Willis, President Ginger Wallace, Vice-President Alyce Byrd, Secretary Debbie Haigler, Treasurer jimmy Heidelberg, Reporter Bill Chamberlain, Parliamentarian I61 THE 1971 ANNUAL STAFF CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF . Becky Mitchell and Jay Willis CLUB EDITORS Cheryl Walker, Debbie Haiglcr, and Walter Hcrrington. CLASS EDITORS Liz Howkins, Nancy, Lowery, and Darlene Overture. z FEATURE EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS 162 Gina Canarcla, Alyce Byrd, Ginger Wallace, and Sylvia Blair. Jimmy Heidelberg, Don McGarrah, and jessc May. BUSINESS MANAGERS Frank Leach, Karyn Wagner, and Richard Murray 6 PHOIOGRAPHERS Eddie Parsley and Davy Schcffler ART EDITORS Anna O Cain, Margaret Tucci, Cindy Thomas and Ray Gent. SPONSOR COPY EDITOR Mr. Larry Brown Lynn Smnh 163 164 EDITOR ................. a .................. jack Pickering JUNIOR EDITOR ........................... Rebecca Woods JUNIOR ASST. EDITOR .................. Mary Ann Trevillion FEATURE EDITOR .............................. Don Seiler MAKEUP EDITOR ......................... Scruffy Villarrubia BUSINESS EDITOR ...................... . ...... Paul Hedmzm AD MANAGER ................. - ................ B. J Hook PHOTOGRAPHER ............................ Mark Vaughn DIRECTOR . . .0 .......................... Mr. William Moore . ODYSSEY STAFF Ly J jack Pickering ' Scruffy Villarrubia Ray Gent Theresa Riggs Elaine Hedman Don Seiler 165 THE 1971 PASCA GOULA WW W W W WV W m 166 HIGH SCHOOL BAND L N0 : Emma baa ' k. 167 BAND OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Del Moon, Paulette Hamilton, Lonnie Stewart, Sheila Ros, Buddy Mathis, Gail Amis, Terry I-Iartzog ' DRUM MAJORETTE AND MAJORETTES DRUM MAJORETTE: Gail Amis. MAJORETTES: jan Frederic, Paulette Hamilton, ch66 Gautier, Amy Burnscd,judy Howard, and an6 Burkes. 168 The 1971 Panthcr Band portrayed originality and spirit each week at half-time for the football fans. In addition, the band provided several lightful concerts to lift the spirits of Pascagoula High School. 169 P.H.S. CHORA LIERS h . i - Thc P.H.S. Choralicrs under the direction of Miss Peggy Lewis, received a rating of Superior at the District Choral Festival. The Choralicrs appearea twice on TV this year and have performed for various clubs and organizations. - '9 3 O F President: Randy Von- Kanel, Vice-PrCsidcnt: F Sylvia Blair, Sec- Jchas.: Becky Mit- I chcll, Reporter: Liz I Howkins, Monitor: Melissa Davis, Head C Librarian: Susan E2611. Historians: Cherry- E Callendar and Jill Holmcsh R S , 5 v a j I70 SMALL ENSEMBLES DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET: Sharon Hults, Melissa Davis, Cathy Watson, Renee: Travis, Mike McDanicls, Randy VonKanel, Mike Miller, Buddy Graves, and Pam Templeton, Accompanisn MIXED QUARTET: Melissa Davis, Cathy Watson, Mike McDaniels, and Randy VonKanCl. The Mixed Quartet made 3 Superior at the District Festival and was the only Quartet in the State to make a One at State. X 'r A TRIPLE TRIO: judy Bcckham, Nancy Lowery,jill Holmes, Pam Templeton, ACC, Melissa Davis, Debbie Whatlcy, Cathy War- son, Sylvia Blair, Faith Forsman, and Susan Exell, SEXTET: Melissa Davis, Debbie Whatlcy. Cathy Watson. Sylvia Blair, Faith Forsman, and Susan Ezcll Sextet made 21 Superior at District l7! l l I l 54 1 ; ll! h I 1970-71 FOOTB 174 ' $ ALL PANTHERS 175 OFFENSIVE LINE COACH HEAD COACH ' DEFENSIVE COACH Aaron Jones Aubrey ROZZCU Billy Miller P. H.S.. FOOTBA LL COA CHES L z? . , x , BACK COACH ' . END COACH Clovxs Mchssack jetty Clark 176 PANTHERS FALL TO BIG-8 CHAMPS Pascagoula, hoping for an opening victo- ry over powerhouse Gulfport, traveled down the coast only to be disappointed by Gulfporths celebrated Melvin Barkham and the rest of the Commodore crew. Pascagou- la threatened but could never cross the goal line and was shut out 17-0. FINAL GULFPORT 14 0 3 0 -17 PASCAGOULA 0 0 0 O - O PASCAGOULA DOWNS MCGILL The victory-hungry Panthers got their first win of the season by defeating the McGill Yellowjackets 15-0. Pascagoula scored in the flrst and second quarters after a pair of punts were blocked by jim Bivens. Kenny Turner kicked a PAT and ran for another two points. Tough Panther defen- sive standouts were Lonnie Bla- lock and Terry Taylor. FINAL MCGILL O 0 0 0 e 0 PASCAGOULA 7 8 O 0 -15 I77 PASCAGOULA SHINES AS IT DEFEATS HATTIESBURQ f3 B13 ' Eighth-ranked Hattiesburg came to Pas- : : :iE-I cagoula not expecting much but got more E 5 than they could handle from the Panthers Gerald Thomas. The 'BOOKa scored four times as the Panthers battered Hattiesburg 30-25. The most exciting moment came when Thomas returned :1 Tiger punt 98 yards. Coach Rozzell expressed his delight for the overall play of the team including Mike Davisis two interceptions. iGoula dropped their annual game to the Laurel Tornadoes by 13-12 :15 the Pan- ther offense looked very inadequate. The Panthers couldnk get a march going and scored only on a blocked punt recovered by James Williams, who ran it in for the TD, and the opening kick-off of the second half which was taken by Willie Patterson on a ' revefse for the six points; .e 178 e Pascagoula gave the Murphy High Pan- thers all they could handle in another one point 1055. Gerald Thomas glittered as he gained 247 yards in 23 carries. Leading 19- 14 with 59 seconds on the clock, Goula gave up the ball and, to the tears and de- spair of all the Goula fans and players, four plays later Murphy scored thus winning 20-19. MURPHY O 14 O 6 20 PASCAGOULA 6 7 6 O 19 P. HS. SLA UGHTERS TIDE After two one point: defeats Pascagoula rebounded by defeating Picayune 13-0. De- fense was the key to the victory as the Ma- roon Tide wasnlt allowed inside the 40 yard line. Robert Gilbert and Willie Patter- son were standouts on offense as were George Stallworth and Ricky Haygood on Defense. PICAYUNE o 0 0 o 0 PASCAGQULA o 13 0 0 13 179 BILOXI SCALPS eGOULA Pascagoulats high hopes of beating third-ranked Biloxi were dashed as the vis- iting Indians bettered the Panthers 20-0. Two first quarter ,Goula fumbles put Bil- oxi ahead early and other ,Goula mistakes kept the Indians safe for an easy victOIy. BILOXI 7 0 20 0 O O 7 6 PASCAGOULA 0 O .,' Mike Newall passed Meridian to an easy victory as he threw three touchdowns that were Pascagoulfs downfall. Albert Titus scored the only Panther TD and Kenny Turner added the PAT in the first quarter. In a game plagued by penalties Pascagoula was never Close again. MERIDIAN 7 14 6 0 27 -PASCAGOULA 7 0 0 o 7 180 t' PANTHERS SMASH VIKINGS Pascagoula produced its third shutout of- the season and their most satisfying Win 215 they assaulted Gulfport East for a 6-0 Homecoming Victory. Robert Gilbert and johnny Walker were outstanding as they and the rest of the squad played one of the most brutal games ever by a Pascagoula team. Although East moved regularly be tween the 15 yard lines the Panther defense stiffened and stopped the Viking threat four times. GULFPORT EAST O O O O O PASCAGOULA O 6 O O 6 MOSS POINT RIPPED BY PASCAGOULA Pascagoulahsecrosstowh rivals, the Moss Point Tigers, ran into :1 superior Panther club which downed them 30-13. Moss Point scored early in the first quarter and looked 215 if they would be more than the Panthers could reckon With, but as Pasca- goula settled down they began domination of the game. hGoula had a 30-7 halftime lead but Could not add any more points in the second half, however, triumphed for the third straight year. David Cunningham Gerald Thomas . Ronald Thomas PhglaLachausscc Willie Patterson 182 Terry Taylor ' Robert Gilbert 3. Brad Criddle R Kenny Turner Ricky Rynls Anthony Williams johnny Walker Bimbo Sanders Richard Murray 183 1970-71 BASKETBALL .. . PANTHERS ' I The Panther basketball team, considered by many the best in'the tough Big-S conference, powered its way to 2m excellem 19-10 season, The team made basketball a major sport by treating the packed gym to a 9-1 home season. Pascagoula, after becoming the District 8 , Runner-Up, entered the South Mississippi Tournament for the Hrsr time'in 25 years only to be denied a slot in the State playoffs by a heartbreaking 68-67 1055. 1971 was a year for Pan- ther basketball and Pascagoula 21 team to be reckoned with. 9! 184 ' 9 PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS 54 68 72 62 61 70 76 33 62 78 57 55 63 Gulfport George County Vigor Hattiesburg Picayune Gulfport East Biloxi Gulfport East Moss Point Ocean Springs Picayunc Gulfport East Long Beach Harrison Central 69 61 68 52 53 55 41 78 55 5O 55 55 PHS 67 PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS HEAD COACH SONNY BROWN Gulfport East Biloxi Gcorgc County Theodore Biloxi Gulfport Moss Point Vigor Provine Gulfxport Leaksville Forrest County Gulfport East Gulfport The Panthcrs posted an cxcellant record of 19-10 with a brand of play that was always exciting and most games were close :15 Pascagoula lost 5 out of the 10 by 4 points or less: 56 49 51 45 56 49 65 62 56 72 68 55 5O 57 185 186 Don Cobb Barry Moran SENIOR BA SKETBA LL PLA YERS Bruce Garriga Mike Wixon James Funchcss Cobb drops in two points against East. McMurray jumps to bury Biloxi. Wixon pours in another basket. Bruce Garriga Mike Wixon HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION ALL BIG-S ALL BIG-8 Joe Watson UNANIMOUS CHOICE ALL BIG-8 187 hhhmmmkm Segre 188 KNEELING: Don Law, Gary Rische, Charlie Doggett, Pat Kelly, Jesse May, Bruce Garriga, johnny Barharh, Mike Stanley, Eddie Hutchinson.- Ricky Haygood, Ricky Sutherland. STANDING: Maurice Nulta, Dann Mayfield, Tommy Davenport, Danny Whitehead, Carl DcAngelo. I y Smith, Riclfy Rya'ls, Roger Parker, Mike Wixon, Steve Odom, Ronnie The ?anther ball club, after a season of rebuilding, experienced 21 win- ning 9t6 yea'r. This was good enough for a second place in the district. Highlights of the year were the three homeruns of Bruce Garriga and the winning of the GulfCoast Tournament by the Panther mine This was the first time in the schooPs history for 'Goula to take the tournament. With the return of Eve starters and a seasoned bench, the Panthers can expect brighter years ahead. ' v ix mwmgthmzN MWWUPMNEHQQ KNEELING: Pat Kelly, Bruce Garriga, Ricky Sutherland, STANDING: Gary Rischc, Steve Odom, Mike Stanley, Ricky Hay- good. 189 MPUFUEQHNhU mwmmmgkm 190 1. KNEELING: Maurice Nulta, Charlie Doggct, Johnny Bar- COACH CLoiIIS McKISSACK ham. STANDING: Roger Parker, Mike Wixon, Ricky , Ryals, Ronnie Mayfield. : . ' 0 THE SCOREBOARD PHS 2 Davidson . 13 PHS 6 Gulfport 2 PHS 6 Biloxi 5 PHS 2 Moss Point 3 PHS 4 Gulfport E. 2 'PHS 4 Gulfport 2 PHS 0 Davidson 6 PHS 4 Biloxi 14 PHS '9 Picayune- 2 PHS 7 George C. 4 , PHS 4 Moss Point ' 2 PHS 3 Gulfport E. 2 PHS 6 Gulfport L PHS 1 Biloxi 2 PHS 16 George C. 1 Danny Smith Don Law 3 i , BASEBALL IS. . . A strong arm. A mighty swing. The game-Winning run. Sprint to first base. A good eye. 192 NOAPUNI STANDING: Ennis Shelton, john Walker, Gerald Thomas, Pat Pagc,Jot:y Rhodes, Don Cobb, Robert Gilbert,'Norris Thomas, May- nard Daily,jimmy Irving. KNEELING: Glenn Sullivan, Steve Simmons, Mike Davis, Matt Zelenka, Ricci Larsen, Don Law, Mike Tor- jusen, Ricky Overby. COACHES: jctry Clark and Aaron joncs. SENIORS Robert Gilbert, John Walker, Don Cobb, Gerald Thomas, Glenn Sullivan. I DISTANCE RUNNERS WA RMIN G UP Oh, boy! Running sure is fun. DISCUS THROW South Big 8 Champ Don Cobb. HIGH jUMP , Qver the hurdle! 194 a COACH 'Dutch BINION Paul Rocker shows No. 1 form. I95 196 TENNIS TEAM PICTURED: Bill Chamberlain, Bruce Sharp and Bob Shcpncd. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE TEAM NOT PICTURED: David Lane, Marlon George, Lucie Sharp, Donna Weaver, and Lcon Burns. The tennis team in its rejuvenation year was quit: successful. Ifcompilcd a 6-0 record. .- 1970-71 THE YEAR OF SPORTS I98 o NATIONAL HONOR somew V GUILD Hl-Y 200 Brave attempt by Key Club in the annual Key Club vs. Faculty Basketball Game. I 7 Key Club helps with tOperation Drug Alcrtf Beta Club car at Homecoming. Bctd Follies sponsored by Beta Club. B mIIWI ' - ' HM. - The Key Club cannon. Theater Guild produces Arsenic and Old Lace. 201 OFFICERS 45 5 3 PRESIDENT T 5 jay Willis ; VICE PRESIDENT e t 1 john McMurray h SECRETARY e i , Jimmy Heidelberg H w TREASURER - 3 Johnny Fcrrer PARLIAMENTARIAN e I, Don Cobb 21 REPORTER - m . Eddie Parsley SWEETHEART e Cheryl Walker ! e'l'l'l'i'l' J I H KEY CLUB The Key Club is an honorary organization consisting of those high school boys Who have . met the leadership and scholastic requirements. The Key Club is sponsored by.the International ' T Kiwanis Club. Mr. Moote serves as the advisor. . . . - jUNIOR CIVITANT . ,9 The Junior Civitan Club works together to serve the public and to exemplify good citizen- ship to the community. Mr. Grissom serves as sponsor. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Nancy Lowery VICE PRESIDENT e Danny Whitehead - SECRETARY - Sylvia Blair TREASURER e Anna O'Caine CHAPLAIN e Mike Miller 202 zINYEDNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS PRESIDENT - S f V'll b' . . . . VICE PRESIDEN'ifuijoln 35:1: Qulll and Scroll 15 an honor soc1ety for hlgh school students ' SECRETARY AND - I interested in journalism. Its members publish the monthly TREASURER Ave TIOCheSSC school paper, mfhc Panther Pen Mr. William Mootc serves as REPORTER Teresa nggs h PARLIAMENTARIAN - Paul Hedman t C Sponsor- SOPHOM ORE FOLK MUSIC 1:' PRESIDEN T Michelle Villarrubia VICE PRESIDENT - Tim Harmon SECRETARY Annie Srensland REP. Willie Whisenant 203 204 0 Through many varied activities, Beta Club encourages effort, promotes character, stimu- lates achievement, cultivates leadership, and rewards merit. Students meeting its membersh1p requirements are voted into the club by its members and the faculty. Beta Club activities in-' clude Beta Follies, Teacher Appreciation Week, and various community acrivities. The spon- sors are Mrs. Bryant at the Annex and Mr. Brown at the main building. $ OFFICERS PRESIDENT Johnny Ferret VICE PRESIDENT Walter Hcrrington SECRETARY - chbic Haiglcr TREASURER Pam Templeton REPORTER - Alyce Byrd SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Gail Amis VICE PRESIDENT - Nancy Rouse SECRETARY-TREASURER Rhonda Cambl REPORTER - Charles Hudson SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Larry Massey SENIOR BETA 205 jE TS CL UB OFFICERS PRESIDENT e joy Ware VICE PRESIDENT e Walter Herrington SECRETARY-TREASURER e Bruce Butts T . h REPORTER e Bill Chamberlain ' STIENEE CLUBS UF HMEHITH The Junior Engineering Tech- nical Society is a wonderful op- portunity for thoSe students inter- ested in the field of engineering. It gives them a chance to further their experience. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Mitchell. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS - PRESIDENT e Bruce Butts VICE PRESIDENT e Bill Chamberlain SECRETARY-TREASURER - Walter Hcrrington T SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Maxfshall King This club was formed to further the membersT education and encourage their interest in science. One of the major aCthlthS of thls club was the sponsormg of a local sc1ence fatr, 206 u. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I Sophomore and junior N HS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To further the standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service at PHS, the Na- tional Honor Society sponsors such projects as Student-of-thC-Month Recognition Program, and a Scholastic-Athletic Award. Its sponsors are Miss judy Rogers and Mr. Allen Hoggatt. Senior NHS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Joy Ware VICE PRESIDENT - Becky Carr SECRETARY Reba Richards TREASURER - Becky Mitchell REPORTER Bill Chamberlain 207 GERMAN CLUB PRESIDENT e Toni Heil VICE PRESIDENT - Pam McMullan SECRETARY e Becky Cirlot . TREASURER -- Jeanette Evans REPORTER e Terry Wilkinson The German Club allows German students a chance to learn about the customs, language, . and history of the German people. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ann Hexrington. Senior Hi-Y attempts to teach young men the ideals of Christian character in school and community life. Mr. Larry Brown serves as sponsor. 208 OFFICERS 5 PRESIDENT e Terry Taylor VICE PRESIDENT - Jesse May SECRETARYeTREASURER - Richard Murray CHAPLAIN - Brent Dorsey SENIOR HI-Y. OFFICERS . FRENCH CLUB The purpose of French Club is to familiarize students with the culture and history of France and other French speaking countries. This yearis sponsor was Miss Jentl OFFICERS PRESIDENT T Reba Richards VICE PRESIDENT T Faith Forsman SECRETARY T Charles OTBricn TREASURER T Lynn Henderson PARLIAMENTARIANS T Vicki LcBlanc, Debi Burgess REPORTER - Barbara Brady OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Magaly Diaz VICE PRESIDENT T Toni Walker TREASURER T Carol Kalcta H Spanish Club utilizes the Spanish learned in class to promote an interest in Latin Ameri- can and Spanish customs. The sponsor is Mrs. Garrett. 209 ' OFFICERS PRESIDENT Debbie Miles VICE PRESIDENT Susan Cumbcst SECRETARY Nancy Rouse TREASURER Tom Burragc CHAPLAIN Susan Coultcr . Thc Sophomore junior Civitan Club works together to seer the public angl to 'Excmplify good citizenship to the community. Mr. Grissom is the sponsor. The Folk Music Club not only lifts musical ambitions and abilities of those interested in Folk Music, but also gives them a background of this music. The sponsor is Miss Peggy Lewis. PRESIDENT - Debbie Whatlcy VICE PRESIDENT h Patrick Upton SECRETARY-TREASURER h Karen Glaze REP. - Reba Richards 210 HIGH S CHOOL RED CROSS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Barbara Eady VICE PRESIDENT - Pam Pittman SECRETARY-TREASURER - Diana Douglas REPORTER e Rhonda Bowman High School Red Cross reaches its members the im- portance of helping others. The sponsor is Mrs. Dejean. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Don Law VICE PRESIDENT Ray Costic SECRETARY - Tootie Griffm TREASURER - Matt Zelenka SERGEANT-AT- ARMS e David Lahe The P.E. Club seeks to advance the members, athletic ability through active participation in sports. The sponsor is Coach Moore. 2'I'I PRESIDENT - Kathy McKissack VICE ' - PRESIDENT Rachel Misscr SECRETARY h . Jamie Flangan' TREASURER - Evelyn Gilly SONG LEADER h . Rhonda Sanderson PIANIST h . Cindy Travis PUBLICITY - Pam Chesser Thc Sophomore Y-Teens Organization teaches high school girls the true mean- ing of friendship and also prepares them to lead good lives backed by Christian val- - ucs. Miss Britt serves as sponsor. . . . Home Economics students may supplement their classroom study and projects by participation in the Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Twila Ford and Mrs. Marilyn Haik. i PRESIDENT y Vicki Cambrcll VICE PRESIDENT Wanda josey I SECRETARY - Cindy Dudcck TREASURER - Alzena Fields REP. h Becky Mitchell 212 PUD; Sr, Y-Tcens promotes leadership and respon- sibility as well as ideals of personal and social liv- ing through fellowship of Christian girls. The sponsor is Mrs. Williams. PRESIDENT Christi Vcit VICE PRESIDENT Angela Smith SECRETARY Cheryl Walker TREASURER - Karyn Wagner REPORTER Cindy Thomas mzmmH-w F.B.L.A., sponsored by Mrs. Laney, trains its members to become the business leaders of, tomor 1' OW. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Lynn Raincy VICE PRESIDENT Brenda Ezcll SECRETARY Teresa Ladnier TREASURER Donna Hudson REPORTER T Rita joe a '. ' Emmi Enucnnou Pgmm U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA CQ OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Donna tScruffyt Villarrubia VICE PRESIDENT e Brent Dorsey SECRETARY - Faith Forsman HISTORIAN e Cindy Thomas PARLIAMENTARIAN e Hal Morton 214 IN TERA C T Interact is the Rotary Club e sponsored organization for young, people in high school. It has shown great enthusiasm in participating in school activities. ' OFFICERS . PRESIDENT - jack Pickering VICE PRESIDENT e Mike Miller SECRETARY - Steve Byars TREASURER - Patric Upton REPORTER - Reba Richards The Theatre Guild was established to allow interested students to learn. about and partiq'Eate in. play productions. Just as the theater has many phases of work, so does Theater Guild. The . . . . '9 purpose of the different groups 15 to allow the students to develop a greater sklll 1n the field they. are interested in and at the same time work together. THEA TRE GUILD This club was established to promote and encourage interest in mathematics and related fields. Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell is the sponsor. PRESIDENT - Bill Chamberlain VICE PRESIDENT Walter Harrington SECRETARY - Margaret Dunn TREASURER s Marshall King OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Billy Portas VICE PRESIDENT s Jeri Grantland SECRETARY - Paul Rookcr TREASURER s Lucie Sharp Marine Biology is for students who enjoy work- ing in the field of marine biology and ecology. The sponsors are Mr. Hallibur- ton and Mr. Hallmark. MARINE BIOLOG Y 215 WA TERSPORTS PRESIDENT - johnny Walker VICE PRESIDENT i Webb Steadman SECRETARY i Tern Feazell TREASURER i Donna Henley REPORTER i Richard Murray Watcrsports, a club that was formed this year, is a club in Which those Who are interested in watcrsports may actively participate. The club is sponsored by Mr. Donnie Lamey. SOPHOMORE - . ,7 SPORTSMAN i CONSERVA TION OFFICERS ' - PRESIDENT i Pete Canarcla , VICE PRESIDENT i Jerry Henley SECRETARY - Terrinc Cobb v' TREASURER i Bill Wilborne REPORTER - Ricky Cosman - 3 This club is ideal for those students Who are deeply interested in ecology. . Future Business Leaders of America seeks to develop competent business leadership and to help thC confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. Sponsor is Miss Britt. iSOPH. F.B.L.A. OFFICERS PRESIDENT s jan Betts VICE PRESIDENT - Beverly Richardson SECRETARY - Willie Whiscnent TREASURER - Carmen Massey Members of junior Historical So- ciety broaden their -, knowledge of Mississippi History by having inter- esting speakers and activities. Spon- sor is Mr. Hallmark. jUNIOR HISTORICAL CLUB - SOPH. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Toni Walker VICE PRESIDENT s joycc Santos SECRETARY s Debra joycc TREASURER s Ricci Larsen - W .- i KI; ' ' i .7, it av 217 LIBRARY ., CLUB OFFICERS h . PRESIDENT - Tina Gaudct VICE PRESIDENT - joycc Santos SECRETARY - C Barbara Smith TREASURER - Marie Lynch - PARLIAMENTARIAN - Judy Norris The Library Club was formed for those students who take a special interest in books and li- . brary procedures. Sponsors are Mrs. M. W. jennings and Mrs. D. S. Ros. . . SORHOM ORE. FUTURE -. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Teresa Pully VICE PRESIDENT - Adrian Hill ' SECRETARY-TREASUREI; h I Rachel Mcsscn H6me Economics students may supplement their classroom study and projects by participat- ing in FHA. . 218 h I donk know what club this is!! l No, Becky, a V.P35 duties don't include sit- ting on polesll Being an officer in FHA means first servingsl! Vicki, is being an officer really 2' 9 that bad?!! 220 Another boring school year! a Not with my machine, you donk!!! MY how yowvc Chan H! 9 D CLASS DA Y 1971 jcrome Evans, Jack Pickering, and Paul Hcdman read the Class History. Mr. Alexander hands out awards. I Debbie Copeland sings the Class Song, Let It Be. 221 222 CITIZENSHIP A WA RDS Each year a boy and girl from each of the three classes are chosen to receive the Citizenship Awards. The recipients are selected by teacher committees based on: academic achievement, cx- tracurricular activities, Character, school service, and school spirit. A WARDS DA Y jUNIORS rfiecky Carr andJohn McMurray ' SENIORS . joy Ware, Walter Hcrrington and Becky Mitchell SOPHOMORES Leah Trevillion and Tootic Griffm DRAMA TIC A WARDS GIRL STATE DELEGATES Ethel Barron and Denise Lewis BOY STATE DELEGATES John McMurray, Danny Whitehead, and George Stallworth BARBARA BRADY Best Actress Award JACK PICKERING Best Actor Award ' LIZ HOWKINS Best Supporting Actress Award RICKY ROBERTS Best Supporting Actor Award PAT COOPER AND PAUL OVERLY Backstage Award ETHEL PHARR Anola Womank Club Scholarship 223 DON LAW AND RAY COSTICT Sophomore Leadcyship Athletic Award JACK PICKERING AND SCRUFFY VILLARRUBIA ' journalism Achievement Award ' jESSE MAY National Honor Scholastic Athletic Award I GINA CANARELA Shorthand I Award CHARMANE ATES Bookkeeping Award ,. , VICKI DAVIS German Awagd 224 JUDY BECKHAM Latin Scholarshi' Medal WALTER HANSHAW 1971-72 State Vice-Prcsidcm of the Mississippi State Associa- tion of Student Councils NOT PICTURED: LYNN SMITH RAINEY Secretarial Training Award FRANK LEACH Outstanding Senior Business Student Award RITA BOOTH Outstanding Home Economics Student FAITH FORSMAN Pascagoula Womank Club Scholarship NANCY LOWERY Outstanding Speech Student Award 225 DIANE JACKSON PAT COOPER . Typing I Award . American Homemaker of Tomorrow , LORETTA PALSTON - Typing II Award MUSIC AWARDS DEBBIE WHATLEY, First Place VERA BYRD' , SUSAN EZELL, Second Place Participant in the National Science Foundation Summer . ' RICHARD BARLOW, Third , Science Institute . . o I ' w 226 f Q Y0 U TH CONGRESS jimmy Fortenberry, Alyce Byrd, Pam Dismukes, Buddy Mathis, and jimmy Heidelberg Secretarial Scholarship GLYNDA PEEL ANNUAL BAUSCH AND LOMB HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD Bill Chamberlain, Joy Ware, Walter Herrington joy also received the Anola English Award and PHS Science Award. Bill received the honor of being Star Student, and received the Math Medal and the Certificate of Honor from Westing- house. Walter received a cash award presented by the Elkts Club through its Most Valuable Student Program. 227 SENIORS OF THE MONTH These Seniors were chosen during the year by the National Honor Society to receive recogni- tion of outstanding achievement. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Nancy Lowery and ' joy Ware and Steve Odom - Bill Chamberlain . 3 NOVEMBER DECEMBER Ethyl Pharr and Reba Richards and Gerald Thomas jcssc May 228 1 : jANUARY FEBRUARY Donna Villarrubia and Faith Forsman ind Walter Harrington Johnny Fcrrcr MARCH Vicki Davis and jack Pickering APRIL MAY Becky Mitchell and Debbie Haigler and Jay Willis Randy VonKancl 229 CLASS SONG Let It HE 230 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971- CLASS pOLORS . Red, White and Blue . CLASS MOTTO .. I shall pass through this '5 world but once If, there- fore, there be good L'can do, let me do it now; let my not'defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again? ,- o , ' $ - CLASS FLOWER White Rose . f O Q Is Ray coming?!!! Concentrate! Left hand over right. Or is it . . 2!!! What can you say about a class? That it was . . .!! Administration, faculty, parents, guests, students, and MOM and DADH Welcome to the 1971 Graduation Party!!! 231 For I may never pass this way again. I N, 1976!.ll' REMEMBER CLASS REUNIO 232