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

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REGISTRATION BEGINS School had started with the hassle of registra- tion. The summer had gone, and another year was in front of us. The new year would involve making new friends, struggling for grades, standing in the lunch line, and pushing one's way down the hall. It seemed as if half of a studenths life was spent in school, but they were great times. Laurie Broome reflects the senior attitude. Walking to school with friends starts the day right. Enthusiastic fans

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Football: Wes Jennings, Danny Olier, and Mike Bruno show their superior ball control at one of their many hand ball practices. Cheerleaders: The Ocean Springs High School cheerleaders show that 'V'l is for victory. 17 Sweating It Out. Baseball: Jan Dyke Price awaits anxiously the chance to bat her opponent's eyes out. Summer is not always completely fun and games. For many it means hours of hard work. Football practice starts early in preparation for the coming season. Mr. Beverin gets the band in shape for all the halftime shows. The cheerleaders probably start the earliest with practices and camp. To many, summer is not always fun.

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ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR cheer on the Greyhounds. Ricky Lyons enjoys senior privi- Iege.