Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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papers on the board. You need to copy it. Now, you may write your paper on a topic of your choice, but it must be approved by me. The paper must Junior Boy: What if we don't write one? Mrs. Yeager: You'll write one. Junior Girl: We can write about anything '7 we want to. Mrs. Yeager: Within reason, of course. Junior Boy: I'm not going to write one. Mrs. Yeager: Yes, you are. Boy's Voice From Back of Room: I've already finished mine. Mrs. Yeager: That won't work. So don't try lt. Now, your papers will be due Scene Six The Science Lab: 7:30 P.M. February 14, 1979. The room is noisy as students clamor for Mrs. Cain's and Mrs. Webb's attention. Junior Boy: Senior Girl Senior Boy Senior Glrl Senior Boy: Where's the microscope? Where're the test tubes? I need a bunsen burner. Where are the test tubes? I can't get this thing lit. Mrs. Cain: Don't hold your head over the bunsen burner when you're lighting it! lWlth a loud WHOOSH, flames shoot up from the bunsen burner.7 Senior Boy: I singed my hair! Islnged my u hair. Mrs. Cain: I told you not to hold your head over the bunsen burner. .lf

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. M, , , yr, I w, I s liilll Q 'fn lf Ordering class rings is a highlight of the year for the junior class. Taking a little time out from his coaching duties, Coach Georgian is caught clowning around. Scene Four Mr. Chamber's economics class, December 8, 1978. Students are staring at Mr. Chambers in disbelief. Senior Boy: That's not fair! You're just kidding, aren't you? Mr. Chambers: I'm not kidding. Senior Girl: But, you can't! Mr. Chambers: Oh, I can. Senior Boy: But we start exams Tuesday. You can't give a test Monday! Mr. Chambers: Be here and see. Senior Girl: But how will we know if we're exempt? Mr. Chambers: I'Il tell you at the end of the period, Monday. lEverybody mumbles and grumbles in protest.J Now, your test will cover Scene Five Mrs. Yeager's English III class, February 12, 1979. Students are sitting quietly in their desks, waiting for the tardy bell to ring. The bell rings. Everyone immediately starts talking. Mrs. Yeager ltapping pencil on podiumlz Students! Students! lEverybody stops talking and looks at Mrs. Yeager.J Today we are going to discuss your term papers. lGrumbling protests break out.D Students! Students! lThe grumbling dies away.J I have put some information about your term Sidelined with a chest injury, Simon Wilson saw no action in the George County game. 1

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A daily event for Bryan Lott and Arthur Woodward is working work sheets in math. Junior Boy: Hey, Mrs. Webb, how does this look? Mrs. Webb: Super! Fantastic! Sophomore Girl: What about mine? Mrs. Webb: Super! Fantastic! IA crash is heard. Then two boys come running out of the chemical room.l Sophomore Boy: Hey, Mrs. Webb, they just spilled a liter of hydrochloric acid! Mrs. Webb: Super! Fantastic! Senior Girl: Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Cain, my flies are dead! Mrs. Cain: On, no! You're kidding! iThinking for a moment! Hey, maybe you can find some more at the dump. Senior Girl: It's too cold. Mrs. Cain: Well, try the cafeteria. Un the back of the room, two seniors are working at the same table, painting the backgrounds for their projects.D Senior Girl: I can't believe the Science Fair is tomorrow. It seems like just a few weeks ago we were decorating the Homecoming Float. Senior Boy: Yeah, I know what ya mean. I thought school would really drag this year, but it's flying by. Football season was over before we knew it. Senior Girl: Yeah, and basketball, too. Senior Boy: Then suddenly it was Christmas, and now I only have this semester left to pull up my grades. Senior Girl: Hey, we better get busy. We have to have these ready by tomorrow morning! I real :git Homecoming Queen Rosa Lott is one of the key workers in putting the Homecoming float together. mlfhpplng through the spirit sign, the Tomcats rush onto the ie d. ze fi' ' i ' '