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

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1U7 6 SENIOR DAY Instead or Let me hide were heard all over school The Senior girls returned to childhood In short pinafores and hair ribbons. The boys looked like a dress rehearsal for the hill-billy part of the Senior play. Ho one will ever for- get FRED’S attention to realist!o detail in his costume After terrorizing the sohool with chalk races and vaude- ville aots in study hall, the Seniors started to go for a ride in DURANT'S jalopy, but they couldn't find tie engine, so a conpromise was reached by using FRED'S boat. OSWALD almost found a buried treasure, and LOUISE screamed, screamed, screened when the waves splashed. Following a big lunch of hamburgers and cokes, the next stop was at Van Cleaves' oorner—object to hitoh hike to Biloxi The ride, in old truck, finally ended at the show. And an- other Senior Day was added to the memory calendar of special