Ocean Springs High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Ocean Springs, MS)

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r £k to a Pi. y SWINGING THE VOTES”—One-Act Pantomime CAST—In Order of Appearance 01M COLLINS......................GLEN BUCKINGHAM ALICE ROLLINS.....................DOT RYAN CLARICE ROLLINS...................ORAL MAE RYAN WALLACE KIRK..........-.........—BOB FORDE SPIKE FARREL......................CONNIE McGINTY READER------------------------ — -GORDON RYAN INTERMISSION BUTCH HaoTINGo- C.kRaMEL ————————— STEVE BRaDDOCK— MR6. ARCHErt—— PAULA DUNLkP..... GAIL ARCHER...... MnS. VAN ZaNDT—- ‘«iILBExv VAN 2ANDT- ”THE MIDNIGHT GHOST'» C sT—In Order of Appearance ....................GORDON AYaN ....................MELBA LOVITT ....................CONNIE McGINTY ....................Oa.»L MaE RYaN ....................DOT «YAN ....................JOYCE BEkUGEZ ...............-ADrIEMKE ILLING VAiilETY ACT- SOLO......... Nellie Baker Emogene Illing -BOB FOrLE Between the Acts .......r-G-----GLEN BUCKINGHi»M PETE STSSLIIAN ...............GLO GAY USHERS Charles Ray May Muriel Snyder

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i Popular iiy Contest T Jones .4 Miss 0. S. H. S. —DOT RYAN—Evelyn Ward Mr. 0. S. H . S. --i D C.iMPBALL--Glenn Buckingham Jolliest Jr. --J..CK DAoSOMMAS—Glenn Buckingham Most Dignified Sr,-—j-RCHIA TOOTLE—Dot Ryan Greenest Freshman —PaT MUjR KY—Harvey Tootle Most Sophisticated soph. —P TSY riICH riDS—Lillie Bell Best-. .ll-around Girl—PAGC-Y AGLIN--Louise Lynd Best-Al : So.;—GJ.ANN BUCKINGHAM—3d Campbell Best Athlete—C-L.PL:-2 2AY MAY—Ad Campbell Glamour Girl—PaGGY EGLTN—Glo Gay Play Boy No. 1—CONNiJ.LY McGINTY—Billy McDanielsp-Glei Buck Sr. Most Likely to Succeed—BOB FORDS—Dot Ryan Wittiest Girl—M3LBA LOVITT—Alien Patterson Wittiest Boy—Jj.CK DS3S0MM33—Gordon xtyan Most Talented Girl--GLO G..Y--Dot Ryan Most Talented Boy—BILLIA MeDu.NISL S --uaareus Shanteau I

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 M JUNI0R SI3Q0R BANQUET The 1943-44 JUNIOR really set a record—they had their annuel Junior-«6'enior banquet in JANUARYI Last Saturday evening they entertained the SENIORS and other friends with a beautifully appointed ban- quet at Dale98 especially honoring the Juniors and Seniors who will enter tie armed forces before June, B Members of the JUNIOR CLASS and their sponsor, MRS. JONES'? welcomed guesits and led them to the rivate dining room, vhich was decorated in a patriot! motif. A ■'arge American flag held the place of honor over ♦•he spsakers9 table ana a huge snow-man wearing an Uncle Sain hat i ii the entrance, adding a touch of gaiety to the scene Crystal bowls oi red camellias and white nraroissus were placed at intervals down the long bancve’t tables and small flags, red, white and blue hats and favors marked each place. GLEN I3UCKINGrLJvI was toast master for things started off by having everyone the evening sing Hail, Cong's jALI Here , then introuuce, BuUCS [ail the SDVAuaDS? president of the Senior Class,' who was on special loave, having become a cadet at the Merchant 1-rine School in P«ss Christian on Tu $suay. Bruce, .n turn, introduces the members of the SENIOxv CLASS. Jnef tal.ks were maue by Mr. Mestier, president f the sahc l board; iCLSS iluvY OfKEEFE?Supt. of the )cean Springs Sch.. 1 and M YOxi «LBunT S. WESTBROOK. Presi en'ts of local organizations, civic leaders and seachers were called on to take a bow ana Buck then ailed for speeches from the boys who expect to enter she armed forces in the near future. (TH3 JACKSON COUNTY TIMES—Feb. 5.) '■( m ■ A