Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Front: Susie Hayden, Bambi Bond, Teresa Holmes, Belinca Evans, Lynn Clement, lVlildred Chapman, Wanda Woocward, Carol Taylor, Back: Gina Clement, Judy lVIcHenry, Robin Daivs, Donald Cole, Lori Smith, lVIrs. Virginia Breand. Front: Bill Rabby, KentAinsworth, Russell Dorsett, Walter Atc Dana Parsons, Steve Cobb, Tiger Krohn, Al Breland, Boyd Flur David Jetton, lVIark Strickland, Darrell Bond, Billy Rogers, Tom Len Gay, 3rd: Kenneth Johnson, George Redeemer, Danny Thras David Breland, Tommy Parker, Don Vernon, Barry Cameron, Jeff Tony Weathers, Scott Strickland. wison, Eddie Baggett, ry, 2nd: Don Ainsworth, my Lee, Jeff Alexander, der, Raymond Loper,j Wayne Temple, Simon Wilson, Brian Bond, Mike Bardvvell, Back: lVlaurice Rayburn, rey O'Neal, Ivan Bond, 43

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Front: Sue Owen, Susan Dunnam, Debbie Fairley, Susie Hayden, Rita Davis, Gayle Roberson, Beth lVlil er, Denise lVlc lnnis, Tami Scarbrough, Gabrielle Davis, Wanda Woodward, Back: Coach Pal Roberts, Linda Lomax, Robin Burton, Judy Williams, Patricia O'Neal, Carmen lVliller, Dianne Ervin, Cindy Campbell, Debbie Bond, Suzan Stephens Front: Ricky Bates, Eddie Baggett, Tiger Krohn, Boyd Flurry, Al Breland, Dana Par- sons, Wendell Weathers, Ivan Bond, 2nd: Scott Strickland, Tommy Parker, Steve Cobb, Barry Cameron, Don Ainsworth, Jeffery O'Neal, Terry Owen, Kevin Taylor, 3rd: Mike Fountain, George Redeemer, Russel Robinson, Danny Thrasher, Bill Rabby, Brian War- ren, David Jetton, Tommy Lee 42

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0ur Motto: They'll Fix It! Production on the 1976 Echo Started in September when annual staffers were put through a grueling two week course in making a yearbook. After that they quickly learned to hate words like one pica inner margin and headline. Possible the most hated word of all was caption. When a cap- tion had to be written, suddenly everyone was busy with some other job. Deadlines always seemed to pop up at exactly the wrong moments or so it seemed. Each time one came around, the pages due never were quite ready. Each deadline day was met with the agony of finishing lay- outs and typing copy. Screams and groans were not uncommon noises as the rush of meeting the 4:30 mail went on in despa- ration. Despite lost pictures, missed deadlines, and a shortage of copysheets, the Echo was sent on its way. When the job was done the staff could only breathe a sigh of relief and make 23 reservations at the insane asylum. A ....