Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Football B-Team, what's that? A team of bees. Many at Stone High asked just that when questioned about the junior varsity. Well, junior varsity sports usually plays second fiddle here at Stone. But, after just a few games this B-Team made their mark. With early wins over George County, Oak Grove, and East Central, the junior varsity became pretty well known. Composed of juniors, sophomores, and a few freshmen, this shows a promising future for the 'Cats. With their performance, they became known beyond just the reviews on the bench. Truly the B-Team is a very important part of sports at Stone. B-Team Makes A Brian Coole and Ed Jackson look on from the side lines hoping the 'Cats will break one. Harvey Harris looks up to Coach Farris wondering what the 'Cats next move will be. .fa ...tx . 1 .3 . .qw k Coach Smith and the Tomcats leave the field after a tough battle. The defensive team looks on while the offense takes its turn. 100 SportslFootball

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F.B. Cheerleader Shout, Shout It Out! It all started one Saturday last Spring when a bunch of girls tried out for the 1978-79 football cheerleaders. The girls worked very hard learning new cheers for the Try- outs. Nine cheerleaders and one alternate were chosen. Starting that day the cheerleaders began preparing for football season. They attended a cheerleader camp, June 19-22, where they learned many new cheers and stunts and received one red ribbon and four blue ribbons during evaluation. On Thursday of the camp they dressed up as cats and were chosen as one of the squads having the most spirit that day. After school started the cheerleaders continued to work trying to boost the sagging Tomcat spirit with such things as Ugly Day, Spirit Day and original skits during pep rallies. On top of all they did at school, every Friday night found them on the field cheering for the Tomcats. After their first day at camp, Rosetta Wash, waves their red ribbon, with open pride. ,N During the fair parade the cheerleaders did their thing and threw candy to the crowd. V 3 NJ n pw if ra x .K f ,, W , es We . i'v'H,. W. as .X ,px at ra f T l' Y . - Z, Y tt 1, 0-QI .- fy, ' Q Yi - ra , V C L. Little person, Mary Spring, tries to do her routine dance to Notre fmsgpv ' ,, Dame. 102 S portslCheerleaders