Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Gathering under a tree, these boys take a break from class. Cheerleaders portray pickles in an origina skit before the Pickle Bowl. i 2 f ' Q . , f Q' I I , - 1 . Ready to challenge the camera, Willie Boggs gets some help from Charles IVlonroe and Walter Lee. The scoreboard shows a slight lead for our team dur- ing a hotly contested game. 179

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Another year has ended. The year 1975-76 will never repeat itself. Old Stone High may not change much in the years to come. The classrooms we spent so much time trying to get out of wi ll remain pretty much the same. The cafeteria that we splattered with English peas and catsup won't vanish into the past. The gym where we got hoarse voices every Friday during football season will be here many more years. Even though the building won't change, the faces will. Never again will all of us, the 1975- 76 classes of Stone High, be together as a unit. Hungrily, Raymond Loper devours his lunc Discussing their English assignment for the next day, these girls decide to shut down. 178

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This year is over. All that's left are memories. IVlemories of happy times and some of sad ones linger in the back Hopefully this little journey through the year has helped recall some of those memories. Perhaps it has brought to mind some little occurrence that you had long for- gotten. As you looked through this book we hope helped you relive your school year of 1 975-76 rim gl The seniors set t1 thers' solo. Skillfully, Jane IVlclVlurphy and Cindy Redmond make Thanksgiving baskets for the Convales- cent Home. 180 The familiar sign at t1e corner of Stone Hig will always be rememaered. of our minds. that it has e rhythm for Wendell Wea-