Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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While his ticket is punched, Boonie Boone searches for a IVIENU cold carton of milk. lVlonday: Hamburgers and French fries Reading enriches Gary O'Neal's mind even though concentration TUeSdaY2 Red beans and lCe is hard during lunch. Wednesday: Pizza and turnip greens Thursday: Beef fingers ' Friday: Fish Having finished eating, DeSha Breland and Kelly Smith pati- ently wait for the signal to go. Even though we all feel like Away from the crowded tables, caged animals during lunch, these boys relax and drink milk Janet IVIcDonald finds time for laughter. l

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Anybody Got an Extra Punch? Closed lunch period was a new experience to the students of Stone High and in the weeks before school everyone dreaded it and was deter- mined to get rid of it. But when we found out that nothing could be done and we were stuck with it, closed lunch was accepted and it was dis- covered that life went on even with thechangep That change, though, was slight. Still when you walked into the cafeteria, you checked out what the house special of the day was, red beans and rice or white beans and rice. Then you had to hunt a person with a punch left on their ticket and convince them to loan it to you. You stood in line awhile trying to look very small and hungry so the ladies would heap the food on your plate. When you got back to your place, you found that your chair had disappeared and you had to find another that wasn't saved. And fi- nally, while you hunted an empty chair, your hungry friends grabbed your biggest french fries or that extra roll you had worked so hard or. Lunch was a big part of our day. It gave us another chance to talk, Roberts laugh, gossip plan or study lt broke the mongltony of School: The lunch line grows smaller 12

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At 1:30 on any Friday from September to November, the Stone High gym comes alive with noisy, blue jean clad stu- dents, stomping their feet, clap ping their hands and yelling, Go Tomcats! at the top of their lungs. That's the basics of a pep rally. Add a variety of skits by the cheerleaders, stirring music by the band, vic- tory cheers, lots of spirit and you have 30 minutes of fun that always ends with IVlr. Baucum's famous words, You have 10 minutes. V-i-c-t-o-r-y The band livens the peg rally by 'adding the needed touc . sttjttsi 1 i 'N SQ - 141.5 if '51 .,,, fi ll fz if f' .5 os siise Jirt 1 0 . V tiiti f Keeping in Step FS easy fel' the ,, ,,,i if ttiii tiitt t e i i i Seniors as the tune of ,,Bud,, We're N0 1 ' Senicrs display the rises inthe gym. spirit stick. after a victorious pep rally. Drummers keep students in the spirit! 14 Finally getting in the swing of pep ra lies, the freshmen cry out, VlCTORY!