Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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with a laugh. f 1 nfl Hard at work on their state numbers, the altos go over their part. While practicing various songs the choir stops to break the tension , I 'Ns H x I NL xt '91 v ,,,....-Y f ,' ,,.b4: i nfili 'lif- V3 . jx ig, --M .77 N--rs ri: 4.4- , . V, is ' f Front Row: Cindy Hill, Keri Clement, Delorls Dalrymple, Carol Rogers, Rosetta Wash, Claudia Pachel. Back Row: Cassandra Blackwell, Janie Prine, Susie Walker, Tonia Sellers, Grace Walker and Rosa Lott. MusiclChoir 65

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Dknlv That's Entertainment The sextet and ensemble, a select group of the Stone High Choir, has done an outstanding job during their concert performances. Last year the sextet and ensemble had the honor of performing at a Valentine Banquet in Biloxi at the Broadwater Beach Hotel. They also performed on the Good Morning South Mississippi television show during the week that Stone High was saluted. In the spring both groups will attend the District Choral Festival in Biloxi, where they hope to receive superior ratings which will send them to the State Contest in Vicksburg. The girls who make up the sextet and ensemble are a very talented group, and they work very hard to prepare for their performances. Preparing for state takes a lot of long hard hours as these choir members show. 64 MusiclChoir Dalrymple, Carol Rogers, Rosetta Wash and Claudia -Fri' I I 5 s. 4 f .

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Serving, Sharing, Specializing, Mr. C.R. Stuckey Jr. contemplates a question from a student concerning A his computer. The Paper Staff works frantically to get the paper down to Perk for the final printing. X, . r' , if ,S ,x ., in , 'I I K t X ap ,w .4 1- 1 ,ssc ggi ., .f .r 2' X :Q . ' N f 555.-3 Hf rx ' xx., X X ' f gi , ' A ' ' 15.3 fs: 1 .XIV f 5 , ' W S ' j V I x , Sr X ,S ' , x 1 1 A : w e :g rf, R I ,I V 1' f K . ' , Xe X , ,, 4' if Clubs at Stone High all have one thing in common, working together. But that's where the similarity runs out. Some of the clubs are service clubs, while others are formed to learn more about or become more involved ln a subject. Many people are involved in clubs which keep them busy at all times. If its not one meeting it's another. Sometimes we have to decide which to attend or run from one end of the school to the other in the hope that we'll make both. Whatever the case may be, we all enjoy the challenge and fellowship of the clubs to which we belong. 1 1 I A - -.- 'sis +5 Listening carefully the FHA learn the step by step 3 prlocess for making ceramics. 66 Clubs Division