Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Soaps And Softball I After beaching their canoes Beau Carpenter and Leslie Baucum get ready to make camp for the night. At summer camp these Football Cheerleaders relax during lunch break. l U I - I Billy Fiels is congratulated by his team- mates after hitting a homer inthe All-Star Game. During the trip to Europe this summer a couple of our Seniors spent some time in the sun. Student L ifel S um mer 11

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Summer Dreams . Section leader, Sylvia Strickland, tries to get the low brass section ready for marching season. On the last day of camp the Basketball Cheerleaders try to show off the spirit they've got. E '5t,,i,QE,x..s wt. ,.,., ' Summer-time was here again, The days outside were hot again, No more homework to turn in again, Summer-time was here again. I-7 I7 if f v., -, av W ...AJ- ef haws 1 t ff' M11 For most of us, summer meant just H A r'Q,g.Q ., ,,, relaxing under the sun - no more tests to study for, no more homework, no :,,' hassles. For some who managed to find a summer job, it meant extra spending B fi . money for lazy weekends. For others, ,,.jfff1,, jfii' ','L5?'jTf? l summer meant long hours of hot, a-'i 'l'h tiresome practices to get ready for 2,23 r various camps we attended. For those of ii us who were more lazy than others, V a l V summer was the time for relaxing under the air-conditioner watching our favorite soaps . Then there was always r ., a ball game going on. Wiggins hosted the Senior League Baseball Play-Offs ,... and defended our state title by beating Harrison-Hancock 6 to 3. But mostly summer meant swimming, skiing, flshlng, picnlcking, or just laying out . And with the Reservoir and Red Creek so close, we did just that. However, all good things must come to an end and so summer took its turn. But we'll always remember our summer fun. 10 Student L ifelS um mer , , .,. ,wf...,,,..4,:i.d-v-an-s..wLv ggg?-3: essa 1 H 1 Mr. Baucum flnds shrimping ln the Gulf of Mexico a good way to relax. Steve Buckley enjoys a game of tennis at the Perk courts.

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One Way Or Another Time seems to fly by on a school night and we can never get enough sleep. Just as we close our eyes and fall into a deep, deep sleep, a thunderous noise awakens us - the alarm. Begging our - f mothers for just five more minutes is Q A useless. They just won't go away. Turning on the light, they tickle our toes or drag us bodily from our beds. When we finally manage to get up and find the bathroom, one look at our faces in the mirror shocks us wide awake. Frantically searching through our closets we finally find something to wear and finish dressing. A hurried breakfast, and we're on our way. Today we are going to get to school on time. Tearing through the house snatching books and papers, we burst outside just in time to see our bus disappear around a curve. We tell our moms the bus missed us and we just have to take the car. As we settle behind the wheel, we smile to ourselves - this morning turned out really good. The breeze-way serves as the site for recalling yesterday's events, relaxing or finding out about the test we have first period. if 4 kits-gs, . ' Lorinda Ladner manages to give a smile as She Staffs he' Walk fo schod' Lisa Alexander and Terri Ruggles find the morning before school a time to relax over root beer. 12 Student LifelIn The Morning Before School