Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Juniors 4--g ,JZ Models, Models, Models i .- ,, ., ,.w- , If - I 4 3, X I A M BECK. Eli cn, k'QQ f- 1 P , sep t , , t at Q C LT I gi Q ,. I. 1 -9 x X ' v . fx Q r f 5 f up-4 XL' - Q .li ' ..e..4s.aZiV Want a model of a plane, tank, jeep, car or building? Call Jocko Angle. He makes models of almost anything. Jocko's hoppy is not only interesting but also lucrative. He builds models to order with the price depending on the size. Jocko's interest ln model building came from watching his father, who used to build them. Starting at the age of eight, Jocko built qulte a collection of models which were unfortunately destroyed when his family moved. The models were taken to a junkyard and Jocko was unable to recover them. Building models is time- consuming, but Jocko was so anxious to rebuild his collection that he sometimes built a model a week. And now he has a collection of models. So If you're interested in models to purchase or to build on your own, you might talk with Jocko. Missy Buckley Clark Byrd Nathan Byrd Greg Cobb Monisa Coole Joe Copeland Betsy Crochet Beau Carpenter PeoplelJunlors 143

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Junio Dolph Alexander Lisa Alexander Jlmmy Anderson Norrls Armstrong Danny Ballard Davld Bankston Leslle Baucum Jeff Baxter Gall Berry Cassandra Blackwell Donna Bond Myrna Bond Bnlly Breland John Breland Mike Breland Monte Breland Sharon Breland Erica Brown Kenneth Brown I Jan Ainsworth 142 PeopIelJuniors

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Juniors Delorls Dalrymple Howard Danzey Don Davls Donna Davis Kathy Duckworth Michelle English Chuck Evans Tammy Dale John Breland says he has been drawing as long as he can remember. He feels his talent may be hereditary passed down from hls father and grandmother. John's drawings range from landscapes to portraits to houseplants. He particularly enjoys drawing with pastels and lnk. Although he has worked little with it, he enjoys drawing with charcoal. In John's junior high years, he designed the covers for the school newspaper, called the Rolling Stone. He has also done art work for the junior high yearbook. Other honors John has received with his artwork include designing the patch for the Stone County Bass Masters Club and wlnnlng 1st place in the art contest at the science fair last year. 144 PeoplelJuniors