Stone High School - Echo Yearbook (Wiggins, MS)

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Linda Lott reaches new heights During the scene inside the church, Susie' Devotions A Prayer A Day This year the Devotions Committee has worked extra hard to spread the good news of the Lord. Members have accomplished this by a regular devotion every morning during homeroom. Then when the Thanksgiving spirit came around, they plastered posters telling of the different countries and how they celebrate Thanksgiving all over the school. To top it off they arranged a basket, filled with food, to give to a needy family. But, wait folks, that's not all. The Devotions Committee continued its hard work by performing three Christmas plays during assembly. They also had a live manger scene on the corner by the public librar and ut their la s on for while portraying an angel in the Christmas play. yr P P Y different groups during the holidays. As the year came to a close the Devotions Committee had their annual Religious Emphasis Week. Members can look back on all their successful attempts to bring the good news to everyone and be joyful that they fulfilled their job. A- ,A During their off periods and after school, Candy Reynolds and Monisa Coole make leaves for the palm tree. Trying to get the props completed before the program, committee members carefully put together a doll trunk. 88 C lubslDevotions Com mittee Walker gives her offering while Jeff Murphy portrays a preacher.

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Meow I Didn't Hear A Car Meow These paper staffers get busy after getting their assignments. l l AY As-fi 5 1 1- F K Q, 4 4..'? -'P-f--.. --s......,, Mum KW 'l'!'L, Q2 'Wh' t X s Pointing out the things that need to be done, Editor John Breland gives instructions. Have you ever stopped to ask why our paper is named the Cat's Meow? Well, it's better than being named the Cat's Bow Wow. Well, whatever the name, the Stone High paper carries human interest items such as gossip, sports, poems, and stories written by Stone High students. The paper also prints items from other newspapers and magazines that may be of interest to the student body. Most of the information needed to make up the paper is gathered from the gossip box and reports from the local organizations and roving reporters. After all the data is collected, the editor, along with a few members, eases on down to Perk to the printing press to run off the copies that are to be sold to Stone High students. Front Row: John Breland, editor, Phyllis Breland, Mary Spring, Holly Cox, Kitty Parrish, Shelia Fore, Lorinda Ladner, Gia Sekul. 2nd Row: Mrs. Jones, Sponsor, Susan Swilley, Carol Rogers, Kelvin Sherman, Mona Tubbs, Susie Walker, Mr. Willison, Sponsor. Back Row: Mary Evans and Harriett De Jarnett. ClubslPaper Staff 87

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Devotions Keeps The Devil Away All of the members dramatize a live manger scene, gathering Drawing letters on the toy chest was time interest from the public. fs, 4? if ,f consuming for DeSha Breland and Patricia Torres. 59,5 i t . Ativan ,gf J 1' A fl -. 1 ' .Lg .' N' is f ' Q 4'-'1 as P Q If .,,,,,. t y , -Etta -,I Front Row: DeSha Breland, Cindy Scarborough, Candy Reynolds, Karen Breland, Patricia Torres, Cindy Hill, Kelly Smith, Chairman, Paige Baucum, Co-Chairman. 2nd Row: Mrs. Cain, Sponsor: Susan Swilley, Ann Vreeland, Carol Rogers, Michelle Bond, Debbie Bond, Susie Walker. 3rd Row: Angela LeBlanc, Paytha Williams, Debbie Freche, Harriett DeJarnett, Monisa Coole. Back Row: Jeff Murphy, Vincent Pachel, and Millie McDaniel. C lubslDevotions Committee 89