Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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A Ol .9 .A lin O' At the end of a long day these strained brains tune out the teacher and find rest on their desks. What's for homeworc? Eddie Baggett attempts to find out 1is assignment from David Nichols. Getting to class on time sometimes means inching your way through crowded hails like this. Ol 0.

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The addition to our school went slowly but surely by work men who were often heard but not seen. After schoo., students rush to tae crowded parking lot and try to get out before the buses arrive. Morning break is a time for Pam Easterling and Ricky Bates to exchange secrets. But there's a sad thing about memories . . . and that is that too many eventsso precious to us are not remem- bered. Things that seemed so real at the moment fade with the passing of time. They're forgotten . . . lostforever. . This year, no matter where you are in school, is too im- portant to forget. Special things happened that should be remembered. So as you flip through the pages of this book, recall all your ,school days . . walk through the halls, sit in your old desk and throw books in your locker once more. Re- member the little things . . . because really they are very important. With her hand as a prop, Debbie Bond fights off sleep during class.

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Walking across the oreezeway in an everyday routine for tiese girls. Strenuous exercise ouilds strong muscles in Stone Higw boys. Q: Q: -5 a sw ..