Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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After Hours I After Sehoql and at Vllglllf the Students gather in the colc outside the windows of the biggest complaint heard around ugvlugu one night after a game. Wiggins is that there is absolutely nothing to do. Even though 1 Wiggins isn't the most alive town in the U. S., things aren't as bad as all that. Actually students are a lot busier than they realize. Extracurricular activities like sports, band, or cheerleading keep a large number of kids oc- cupied. Others work at part time jobs, keeping themselves in spending money. On weekends, kids flock to the Coast for a movie and a hamburger at lVlacDonald's. But on any given night and always after ballgames, students are found uptown. Crowds gather at the lVlug , chatting and drinking Cokes, and cars filled to the brim with friends draw circles all over Wiggins. Tomcats work out after school preparing for a big game. 20

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fl ffifli E? 'B 2 v l ,. .. in 2 l i, +P' Democratic candidate Cliff Finch used his lunch box as his symbol. He professes to be a representa- tive of the working man and through- out his campaign, he traveled lVliss- issippi doing various jobs. Finch vvon the election by a very narrow margin. Bumper stickers and posters pro- claimed the name of t1e Republi- can candidate, Gi Carmichael. He based '1is campaign on tue issues and spoke of c1ange for Mlississippi k . ..re r fy ,,,, f .,, trr '- :1 J f -.... reerre ...rr i t r rr i ' . lcll .t VM.. . ..', 'i' tt' A lfr . 'i'il tir f .., . ,, 1 I Z A' Y lll H . t,, t -AVVZ During the summer of 1975 the m0Vle, ..,,.. . ., Jaws Scared Swlmmers from 'Vlalfle to ,ggg California. Based on the book by Peter zgg Vt 4 Benchley, it was the story of a killer shark rr 2 t'1f ,. . that terrorized a small resort town. f:,..l,-Nw - ,,faw ,f ,. ...Ha-, .f.., any a uf , .ffm U , ,- J, .- 19

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Band members collapse after a particularly hot and difficult practice. After cheerleading practice, Carmen and Beth lVliller head for home. Weighing items for a customer is part of Joy Flurry's job at Piggly Wiggly. Hovering under plastic and umbrellas, spectators watch the football game at George County. 21