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

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24 Faces Face- ing the Eighties Is this the look of the 80's? Well Mr. Lee appears to be quite proud of his outfit: he has good reason to be. after all, hels showing some of that Grey- hound Pride! uLife is a Cabaret. old chum. come to the Cabaret! The French Club's Caba- ret Night is a festive one. especially when the entertainment includes something like this! Martha Kelly. Zira Small. Sandy Fye. Betsy Rutrough. Kenny Reiter. Angela Wall. Connie Redmann and Amy Firmen all come together for a fantastic grand finale. Betsy Rutrough offers a bright ray of sunshine with her warm smile. Many times when students are together on a trip, smiles such as this are seen on every face. Sherri Ford and Mike Medlin look at the brighter side of life as they en- joy an opportunity to soak up some rays during lunch. The students of- ten flock to the front lawn when the weather is nice. Any break from class is always welcome. but when you can share it with someone. it makes it even better. What goes up must come down. right girls? Evidently this pyramid is not meant to last as the final person leads to its destruction. Laurie Grizzard, Dianne Ettinger, Ethel Edwards. Leslie Durfee. Nancy Harding, Barbara Ho- sey. Michelle Carmichael, Brenda Ds- vis. Amy Walker and Betty Taylor make different faces as the pyramid comes to a halt during first lunch.

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Table for two . . . Jimmy Bullard and Martha Hayes relax and socialize in McDonald's as many students do dur- ing lunch. Ahhh . . s just relax and soak up that sunshine. A favorite place to gather during lunch is on the front walk. Ka- ren Lewis. Karen Kwitsky. and 80 Hamilton take advantage of their 30 minute lunch break to catch some rays. Want to go for a drive? at this time of day. Reggie Wallace seems to be enjoying himself as he hitches a ride during lunch. Many students enjoy the use of a car I can't wait! Steve Verran and Terri Holtz wait hungrily in the ham- burger line of the school cafeteria. This line was available to give stu- dents a choice of meals. Some people enjoy using the cafeteria not only to eat but to socialize. study or relax. Bryan Wilson is often seen socializing in the cafeteria.

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A smile a day keeps the doctor away? Was that the solution for students at OSHS? Well. maybe it didn't always take the illness away. but a cheery face and a few happy words could add a little sunshine to an otherwise drab and boring day. Looks of happiness. sadness dullness or excitement could all be found at school. There might have been a look of worry resulting from a test that possibly could have used more than the five minutes of study during homeroom. A look of anger could be seen if a locker door accidently slammed on ones finger. Even though there were occasional unhappy faces. fortunately. happy ones out-numbered the unhappy and made the days of school seem to pass by much faster. Is this Fred Astaire and Ginger Rog- ers? No. but Keith Zirlott and Sharon Ramsey dance the night away at the dance held after the Annual Staff's Sweetheart Pageant. Many contes- tants enjoy the chance to wear their gowns to the dance after the pageant is over - for it makes the magic last a little longer. Besides. the guys sure didn't seem to mind! Faces 25