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

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?i- . Time-there is never enough. With the Bicentennial of the American Constitution celebrated on Septem- ber 17, 1987, we are reminded that 200 years is not really a very long time. George Washington and Abra- ham Lincoln lived a long time ago, and generations have come and gone, but we, the American people, still feel very young. Our Constitution, a great work of compromise and freedoms, reminds us of those ideals toward which we still strive. Only the youth of America can see any real chance of obtaining these ideals. Time will take their chance away all too soon, and it will fall to the hands of their children. We Are young, but we recognize the challenge of the future. OSHS is more than a place to learn to make a living - it is where we learn to honor those freedoms and prepare for the future of our country. llWe, the Peo- ple are here and now, and we will prevail. 2 - Theme ,.

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About the time we we start school. we begin to discover that life is much more than playing in the dirt and stacking blocks. We find out that people want us to act a little more respOnsibly, to make more of an effort to be worthy of the limelight our parents want for us, and eventually, to move on to our own prob- lems and wants. By the time, we get to high school, we may put too much pressure on ourselves, and our parents remind us that Now is the PRIME TIME of our lives. Enjoy your friends, your class, and your teachers. Dances, parades, football games, and club meetings are things to enjoy now while you're still in school. Enjoy your PRIME TIME TODAY! Dana Stone, Jada Hughes, Melinda Broussard, Sheila Keechel, Shea- lee Moore, Lisa Kendal, Darlyn Laura Martin, a junior, is all smiles. Kemer, and Nicole Barthes are . When you don't have any makeup members of the track team getting during break, it's nice! warmed up for their events. 4 - Opening h.