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STUDENTS . . These are the classes . . . Sophomore, Junior, and Senior . . . These are the students . . . binding themselves together through a single purpose — preparation for tomorrow . . . The school grew ... it became accredited. The student body grew ... it became more diversified. School pride grew ... it took on personality and character . . . These are the classes . . . the students . . . with vision and hope, with faith and determination, to keep B.L.S. a vital force in each life ... a healthy environment where action never ceases . . . idfi mm If I [ ■ tokS 1 ■■ $ w Im
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I CLASS OF The letters read, Welcome Spohomores, and we felt we had arrived at last. We were guided through the building by upper classmen on reg¬ istration day, and we found out just how big Smith had grown. There was the usual confu¬ sion and indecisiveness, but it didn ' t take us long to feel at home. We discovered very early in the year that Smith High life offered many challenges, intellectually, socially, and morally. We buckled down to face up to our responsibilities in keeping B.L.S. on the move. We had our own assemblies most of the time, but we did meet with the upperclassmen from time to time. Our class elections created quite a stir, and it was great having a place in student government. We struggled with Freddie the frog, moldy bread, and microscopic data in biology. We were very impressed with our new math desks, even if geometry floored us. We learned vocabulary in languages, and we wished we had studied more vocabulary in our own language when composi¬ tion day rolled around. We held our own all year and there were times when we made a better showing than Juniors and Seniors! We sold our share of chocolate, we led the Yearbook sales for weeks, and we seemed to yell lounder than any¬ one else at pep rallies. We know we like Smith and we know that Smith is the greatest place in Greensboro! Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: Mike Collins, President; Kathy Spinks, Vice President; Rene Boseman, Secretary; Susan Brooks, Treasurer. 145
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