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

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WE'LL NEVER FORGET the days of •W6-'U-7--football games in the fall, basketball and dances in the winter, Junior-Senior banquet, prom, parties, class play, boat rides, and finally graduation in the spring. We'll never forget RONALD STEELMAN'S Latin translations, the e-normous study halls, the scent of orange blossoms in the air and all the engagment rings to say nothing of wedding rings, the entertainment across the street, the roaring of motor bikes, the mad dash to the sandwich shop at recess, and sunburns from picnics and boat rides. VIRGINIA LEE'S pet peeve of baseball practice, CHUBBY BEAUGEZ playing hooky on Senior Day, FLANAGAN'S finally turning up for grad- uation, JEROLD HAYES beating a hole in the bass drum during Field Meet, how PHYLLIS SNYDER (MURRAY) surprised everyone, HARRIET BLUE'S motorbike with the little red flag on it. ELEANOR WASMER dashing off a roem for every occasion and passing out paper every day, JACKIE VOIVEDICH and all her different moneys, SHIRLEY GRAY'S sweet smile and happy disposition, BET7E NOEL'S shrieks of delight when He came home for graduation, BETTY WILLIAM'S absentee course in History III, ROBERT ENDT'S character drawings and baseball mania, BUD HODGES and his censored ambition and favorite pastime, CHARLES ROUSE'S meta- morphosis into a wolf and an after dinner speaker. SHIRLEY LLOYD and HAZEL BEAUGEZ'S good work for the Senior play, ana the Three Musketeers (KATHERINE FARRIS, FRANCES ESARY, and MILDRED BUTLER). DUKE DAVIS' determination to participate in all sports in spite of his bum knee, HARVEY TOOTLE'S ambition to be a wolf and his .jeep. BILL HOLMES' bringing his own birthday ice cream to the Senior play rehearsal, CECIL MAXWELL'S long-legged stride and cheery grin. BILL HODGES developing into an exrert coat-holder and bicycle-built-for- two-rider, CHARLES HUTCHINSON'S last minute enthusiasm for football, GENE CATCHOT'S class spirit and helping wherever needed, JACK DESSOMMKS and his wig and woman costume, GLO GAY'S many talents and willing participations in all activities, BOB HENRY'S beard in the Senior play, SIR BRUNER (COOT) MARTIN JR. and Company (bless his heart), and Hell's Bell's. SENIOR CALENDAR OF SPECIAL EVENTS Senior Day-----------------February 28 Womans Club Tea------------May 1 Boat Ride to Horn Island---May b P. T. A. Reception-----——May 7 Spencer Party--------------May 15 Last Assembly----------- -—May 16 Steelman Party-------------May 21 Senior Play--------------—-May 23 Baccalaureate Sermon-----—-May 25 Gay—Lee, Voivedich Picnic-May 26 GRADUATION................. MAY 28 20

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8UNDAY dawned BRIGHT and PAW—a pertect day lor the an- nual JUNIOR-SENIOR BOAT- TRIP to Horn Island aboard the • Vixen . About THIRTY’.EIGHT girls n boys with their sponsors. MRS DENNISON and MRS SPEN- CER 'and small daughter. FRAN- NIEi lelt the Inner Harbor about 8:30 a.m. and It was a TIRED. SUN-BURNED but HAPPY gang that returned around 5 pm. They say the FOOD was WONDERFUL and GOES ol it and they took 10 cases oi cokes but ONLY drank « 1-2! Incidentally. ED GUICE a Juniori tu e about 300 lbs. ot ICE lor the drinks and Iced uiem down -heres a SENIOR ORCHID to him! BILLY HOLMES. BUD and BILL HCDOES and WALLIE ED- WARDS vied their small boats to the “Vixen and did some hign- pewered' lulling during the day. tho' young FKANNIE THERIOT lulled with a chicken-bone on tne end of her pole and caught 6 Hah. while the boys came in MINUS! All the ex-Navy men wore their sailor caps (Hodges, Maxwell. Des- somnies and Holmesi tho' we near that. JACKIE DESSOMMES swim- ming trunks were so LOUD they al. Jst SCREAMED' JOAN BETHEL lormcraily of Texas) sprained ncr rack learning to DIVE but those ole sanies BEVERLY DRAKE. I «OOY CARVER. VELMA BIRD. JE LORES FOUNTAIN. SHIRLEY iRAY. VIRGINIA LEE and GLO JAY dited and swam throughout he day! BETTY WILLIAMS ana BETTE NOEL spent the day “chasing the sun while JACKIE VOIVEDICH and PHYLLIS SNY- ER s(ient their time HIDING from I—Ho-hum! It was SOME PART Y. UthJ YBODY HAD TON! Tlial day of days. SENIOR DAY’, arrived last FRIDAY and such CONFUSION and such FUN ha n't been seen or had in the halls ol OS HI in a mlgh'y long time. TIME was turned bock, as the girls n' boys appeared In pinatorcs and knee-pan -, wagging dolls, teddy- bears and other pels . Chewing gum and lollypops were much in «•'Rien e and the lower cla-'smen were “put through their paces at t:.c comma no ..f the SENIORS. They ! • vh h.| with MRS. FRAN- CESCA SPENCER, their sponsor, at io i opened up kersan- ACS. danced and had lunch there; then to -ced a bus onmass lor Bi- loxi. w. c they aliened a movie. There . ■ tvo SLIGHT casual- ties cf ; e dn BIG BOY FLANA- GAN :■ IVM cut oil hi knee when hr. mot :-scooter was hit by a cai ana BOB HENRY grated :.is knee but all-in-all. It was a day to he i« mem bored one lor THE BOOK! 25

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SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS •EVERYBODY'S CRAZY Friday Evening, May 23, 1947 (Characters in order of Appearance) Jasper Flukes-----------------------------------Bill Hodges Gladiola Jackson-------------------------------- Harriet Blue Hervert Stanley---------------------------------Charles Bouse Libby Ann------------------------------------Katherine Farris Thomas Wilkins-------------------------- —----Jack Dessommes Elmer Sneed-------------------------------------—Bobert Henry William Bates—----------------------------------Jerold Hayes Mrs Spooner-----—----------—-------------------Phyllis Murray Julie Mather------------------------------------- Gloria Gay Hiss Ketura Katt—----------------—----------Jackie Voivedich Messenger Boy-----------------------------------B uner Martin Adam Pottle---------------------------------------Bobert Endt Caroline Van Gordon------------------------------ Virginia Lee Celia Van Gordon----------------------------------------Shirley Gray Godfrey Van Gordon--------------------------------- Bud Hodges Directed by Francesca Spencer PLACE: Lobby Treasure Trove Tavern, Boiling Springs, Ark. TIME: Act I - Nine o'clock on a summer morning; Act II - Four o'clock that afternoon; Act III - Nine o'clock that same night. Fifteen minutes intermission between Acts I and II. Class Honors Gloria Gay---------------- Virginia Lee-------------- Phyllis Snyder Murray ---- Harvey Tootle------------- Jackie Voivedich---------- -----94.09 -----93.55 -----92.84 -----90.54 ------89. 27