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

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In Remem Treasure Chests contain precious articles of great wealth- As the seniors dig into the treasure chest, they find precious memories that inspire, challenge, and warm their hearts. The seniors stop to think of Robert Cowsert, who was born March 19, 1952, and died August 6, 1969. Even though he has left the senior class, the memory of his smiling face lives on and on.

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Exciting Preludes to Homecoming Activities The Seniors (above) take a break from working on die float for a bite to eat. At the left, the Juniors staple flowers on their float. To die left and below, busy hands issue Homecoming flowers. The Sophomores (below) find many problems in building a successful float. The classes worked hard on the once-a-year project of Homecoming. For the Seniors this would be their last; while for the Sophomores it would be only a beginning. In the years to come the students will look back at the treasures of memories and smile or perhaps cry in remembering the comedy and tragedy which makes up the wonderful activity of constructing floats.

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brance Of One of the most precious of the seniors’ memories is the thought that comes to mind with the name of Leslie Noble, born July 24, 1949, and died October 17, 1968. His remem- brance stirs fond memories of love and happiness. Happy, carefree, and friendly to all, Leslie remains a symbol of youthful living to the seniors of 1970, who consider themselves better from having known him, even for this short time. ■ : BEN TERRY LESLIE NOBLE Again the minds of the graduating class wander back to the treasure chest of memories, and they think of Ben Terry, born August 21, 1952, and died June 1, 1967. Even though Ben was not known by everyone, for lie left this class in his freshman year, the ones who knew him remember him as their good friend and fellow student, one who made the class a little better by his presence.