Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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V ex -. ., .. tx ne ij ,545 1 Aw- . 3 .X . N s i. . After unloading the crates of oranges Mr. Smith and A 2:-5 X. i,, Homer Rogers check the quality of them. These members settle down while waiting for an FFA meeting to start. -.-1-ntl 2 W After taking a break Mr. Smith works on the grinder. Mr. Smith and Mr. Foxworth discuss the Livestock for the fair. CIubslFFA 75

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FFA Old McDonald Had A Farm During National Safety Week, Randall Anderson shows the proper way to use a fire extinquisher. Front Row: Raymond Loper, Mr. J.S. Foxworth, Advisor, Kimble Brooks, President, Glen Ray Stewart,Secretary5 Randall Anderson, Vice President: Kevin Bond, Treasurer: Homer Rogers, Ronny Meadows. 2nd Row: Russell Jarvis, Larry Ladner, Laurie Warden, Robin Bond, W.L. Walker, John Parker. 3rd Row: Russell Amacker, Daniel Ballman, Galien Morrison, Tammy Whittington, Teddy Moore, Sharon Breland, Stewart Smith, Howard Danzey, Monte Breland. 4th Row: Leslie Baucum, Arthur Rhodes, Aaron Clayton, Todd Hatten, Scott Waits, Wayne Simpson, Donna Dedeaux. Back Row: Brian Hancock, Nelson Hunt, Hollis Cooper, Jeff Gill and Len Eley. FFA is not just your ordinary organization. It covers everything from a fair queen contest and selling oranges to judging cattle. FFA stands for Future Farmers of America and is a nationally recognized organization made up of students between 13 and 21 years of age who are interested in agriculture. Its main purpose is to encourage the development of leadership, citizenship, and cooperation of its participants. Many of the 1978 members attended the State Falr In Jackson, showing livestock and participating in judging contests. The judging team placed first ln beef judging, and one outstanding member of the team, Jeff Alexander, placed as highest individual scorer. Stone H'9h'5 FFA a'WaY5 makes After winning the State FFA Beef Judging contest, team members are proud to a good showing in the many show their trophy. activities in which members participate. 74 ClubslFFA

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Council The Stone Hlgh Student Council is the official volce of the student body. The foremost purpose is to improve our school. Students can submit requests, suggestions, and problems to the Student Council for discussion and possible actlon. Working to improve the school, as well as promote school spirit, the Student Councll has done many things this year. They participated in the County Fair Parade, sponsored the Klss-a-Frog Contest, and put up a bulletin board outside the office to keep everyone Informed of school events. They also tried to improve the parking lot in front of the school and wrote the school board concerning the lnvitlng of outside dates to the prom. At Christmas, they sponsored a door decorating contest to get everyone ln the splrlt of Christmas. The Student Council deserves the support of the student body, since everyone ls adequately represented on the Council. Representatives are elected by each homeroom, while the president and vlce-president are elected by the student body at large. Vlce-president Jeff Murphy shares his ideas with other members. You Want Me Realizing it was only a fire drlll, these students walt patiently for the word to return to class. Fame-Xwawmwu V...-.....,..,,S,.,,,,,,,, . I S 1 .-S, J P' Front Row: Jeff Murphy, Vlce-president, Kelly Smlth, President: Patrlcla Torres, Secretary. 2nd Row: Tina Owen, Michelle English, Paula Gates, Myra Davis. 3rd Row: Brian i'w,.,. Smith, Cindy Hill, Jan Ainsworth, Donnie O'Neal, Dee Dee 76 ClubslStudent Council Evans, Cindy Nations. Back Row: Leonard Strickland, Marlin Smith and Blake Davis. Not Pictured: Mrs. Rabby, Sponsor.