Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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B.B. Cheerleaders Way We Spell Rowdy At camp last summer, these cheerleaders show they're number 1 by Durlng a pep rally, the senior cheerleaders holdlng up thelr superlor rlbbons. lead thelr class ln a basketball cheer. M r -'1-' Q og gk : x K '. X Q 9 Y ,l , W Q R sat- .. .-' ,X - , Clapping their hands and stomplng their feet ls all part of the job for these three cheerleaders. Ldliiiiml filth. li 1? U f' '. - yn'Ti -.gl12l.: '5 , A r, 4 ' rp-3 ,4 I u Getting caught ln actlon, Palge Baucum, Roberta Turmon, and Lisa Johnson show thelr splrlt. SportslCheerleaders 117

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B.B. Cheerleaders R-o-w-d-i-e, Thats The Thls year was an exceptlonally great year for our basketball teams' but we canw forget those Donna Graves and Palge Baucum encourage the crowd to pick up their splrlts. flve splrlted glrls who ke t the P fans cheerlng. The 1978-79 Basketball Cheerleaders started thelr season by attending the Gulf Coast Cheerleaders' Cllnlc ln July, where they recelved a superior rlbbon and the splrlt stick. When basketball season started, the glrls stayed busy promotlng splrlt through fun and Interesting actlvltles such as Name the Player and Blue and White Day and cheerlng at games two to three nights a week. Pep rallles were also held to arouse the spirit of the players as well as that of the student body. The support and hard work of these cheerleaders contributed to the success of our sax teams. N' 'X' '1 HOME ' ' rmnu ' ' Palge Baucum, Captain, Donna Graves, Melanle Mallett, Roberta Durlng the last pep rally, the cheerleaders Turmon, and Llsa Johnson, Co-captaln. present mlnature basketballs to all of the players 116 SportslCheerleaders

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Spirited, Special, Strange Six hundred eighty two people make up Stone I-ligh's population - people who have different lifestyles, dlfferent likes, and dlfferent dislikes. There are those who live in town and those who llve in the sticks. Our people come from dlfferent races and from dlfferent parts of the country. Some have even come from other parts of the country. To get to school, some people drive Camaros, Trans Am's or four wheel drives, while others get stuck with bunged up VW's and 1966 Dodge Darts: still others walk or rlde the bus. There are people who lead: people who follow: people who participate: and people who spectate. There are sincere people, shy people, I e outgoing people, strange people, talkative people, and quiet people. But no matter how dlfferent we are, we all manage to get along because we all have one thing in common -- we're all speclal. We're the people of Stone High. g ga , 1 me te The flre drill provides these students V Q V with a few minutes to talk and rest. T 'A ... ,J-an oh... wg l l,, 4 , i, 'Neff 1 ir l 1 . t E . ,ff I Q A ,exe-ev-f' , Many of the students find the breeze-way a captivating place for a little chit chat. President Sylvia Strickland gets everyone in the mood for the annual Latin Christmas party. Student Discretion Advised 118 People Division