Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Football SHS Friday Night Football Joey Rouse and Billy Riels lead a fired up Tgmcatlg team into an exciting Third down and a big five yards to go, the 'Cats make a great effort to game, get them all. X..- ....l, I g no W. ' fag R4 ' 98 SportslFootbaIl The 'Cats and the Blue Devils clash near the goal line in the homecoming game. Sophomore Tracy Hall attempts to cut up field and find daylight as he scoots around the end.

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Football Warmup - Scrimmage 9- Sprints iloey Rouse concentrates on his follow through while practicing his place :ic cing. Stone O Brooklyn - 13 Stone 7 George County - 8 Stone 7 Lumberton - 8 Stone 8 Long Beach - 26 Stone 6 PRC - 12 Stone 13 Harrison Central - 21 Stone 13 South Pike - 20 Stone 21 Poplarville - 14 Stone 7 Ocean Springs - 27 Stone 7 Tylertown - 13 47, -3 41 These linemen spend much of their time on blocking drills by hitting the seven-man sled. - eixiifll' 'I if s Q.. .xx sf- - -X Y E .s.l ,xgict L... if While some players look on, Coach Farris shouts some special instructions. Coach Kirker makes sure the players don't drink all the water while Barry Brooks turns to look at the camera. SportslFootbaIl 97

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Front Row: Charles Galloway, Timmy Roberts, Raymond Loper, Joey Rouse, Ronnie Meadows. Back Row: Edwin Cowart, Slmon Wilson, Wayne Temple, Paul Dorsett, Mike Breland, Troy Cobb, and Brian Coole. s 'i' ' if Amr 'll f-,mv KA 1 I f I ' T rsfimw' ,, ' a ff H'f R if 45.43 . ' fg' llow 7,255 2' Vs' f V ' . '-, ' f 'W ,sr. , T, W i f T . Wil -'-7A 1 ,.. ilitflf ' ,,' ,,f.. I 'W Wi yy Q . f A 5 t W if at s r ,T or i fifg A a I T 5' fl , , l',- sl f. g W A ' 155+ if V If S ,.,r.. . ' 'V 114 lrlr fy 5' T , 'f'4 , .A W, 4, -g f, ',., ,, e' , g ,W ,V . XE ,S - eff R ' wrsr , T Y 1 wwf T S X. 'GTS-E521 qc' is i g V A N V M s K' L 6, -W .. r cl o cl ,ff 59 58 .Y , . i fsf'f.iir- ' Even though he's wrapped up by two defenders, Daniel Harris lunges forward for a few extra yards. 3, 2, 1, 0 The Stone High section of the stands show their excitement. This is the high point of the season for the Tomcats. After seven long weeks of disappointment, the 'Cats finally come out on top. The Poplarvllle Hornets came into their Homecoming with a 1-6 record, and hoped to defeat the Tomcats, but the gladiators from Stone had different ideas. The game was close all the way. Stone's offense came alive and strutted their stuff by generating twenty-one points, a hlgh for the season. The 'Cats hard hitting defense controlled the line of scrimmage and allowed only fourteen points which broke the lock of the Poplarvllle team. One could hear the shouts and cheers of the Stone players and fans almost to Wiggins. S portslFootball 99