Hoke Smith High School - Smithsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

O 4 rl 1 I Q4 'J -'I sf 5 5 L If 'f j4j,,3,,,,,1,, 2'-lv, 7 -7:1 fw'i'4'U Lc'Af3M ' PWM ww? fwvA.uve4L. 'VVLM3 so ,NCZS5 fi 1 ' 5, 1 Q15-V' U, ' A 4 ' F L: w . Q ff A wif! , ,:- ' T SMITHSONIAN STAFF P ENTS . . . THE SIIUVENIB PBUGBAM of the Smifk .gory in the 1955 SMITllSONIAN ATLANTA, GEORGIA I I wid id fke gickoo I... 1 .7 -iw I N 1 AUDITORIUM-Scene of assemblies, the P.T.A., and the senior play. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - Rear view. EW' ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - Front view. GYM - 3 i f0rmal danzitftban 9Gmes and CAFETERIA-Filling station und room. - courting w ere fAe acfion fooL IQKGCQ ' ' .f SAW me ff, 0 P2010 0 Juniors and 500595 mm An ldilof liar 'W5?f:'+ gs 5 , , --.'-.-.' A -,: --1- ,Q . 4 M I in 323 if nn fs W K as g . 1 an ' rf gn ' the Students in e clnsiffitsgt imzadui seriousness 0f,P 'P ?h- most sn-am H-sh vw' A Members of u club in e game of pretend. U Q I Just q of me fxfble of cp, will ggaszsrhodlfl qs U- 'bl end A Slllifli student overcoming an gbgfuk. 4 inuodfecl in fke ,ggi 'W Q mm f1'fQs3ym,R 1.-1 we Z + N' MN' n N fy XX , if NKNK. P IRA JARRELL Supt. of Schools G. Y. SMITH ROY W. DAVIS Asst. Supt. in Charge Asst. Supf. in Charge ol Personnel of Instruction U . . i f. . . . Lil' l'l'lll'llJ fa l0l'l The curtain would have never risen on The Smith High Story if it had not been for our angels-the administration down at the City Hall. Because of them our school has been as we like it, clean, well operated, and in good con- dition. M. E. COLEMAN T. W. CLIFT Asst. Supt. in Charge Asst. Supt. in Charge ED S. COOK of Special Education of Business Affairs Board ol Education Y l 7 For your enjoyment in Retrospect of the 1954-55 School Year, THE SMITHSONIAN provides you with this Souvenir program of flre .S7miflr .jwligll .gferg Beginning on page nine, you will find the cast. Page forty-seven will introduce you to the section of school activi- ties. For the honors and features and advertisers, begin with Curtain Calls on page eighty-one. 8 AST .Eirecfoni ,Sim Supporfing Cad cLal'6lCf2I .X4Cf0l'5 7flnJemluahea G. L. KEITH Our staff, consisting of the secretaries, librarians, the nurse, dietitian, and cus- todian, all work together with Mr. Keith, our principal, the faculty, and the students to bring about the har- monious relationship and learning which make our school what it is. With this fine staff and faculty, Smith High can always be expected to do its part scholastically and socially. I There is an inevitable bond of friend- ship which binds the staff, faculty, and students in a natural cause-the search for knowledge. Our Principal, Leader, Companion THE DIBECTIIBS AND SMITH 5'7 WX 141 FTW MARY E. PLUNKETT Secretary DOROTHY V. WEBER Secretary LOIS SU E CAMP Librarian DOROTHY S. WALLIS Librarian FRANCES C. LEWIS Nurse MARJORIE HOOKS Dietitian W. C. OVERTON Custodian Allan Bagley Baker Beacom Bellows ir Bright Brinkley Bull Burnett Burns Davidson PHIIDUCEHS 0F THE HIGH STOHY MARY ELIZABETH ALLAN-Homemakingg Chairman of Homemaking Department, F.I'I.A., P.T.A. Family Life Chairman. WILLIAM V. BAGLEY-Science and Mathe- maticsg Science Club, Ticket Sales. JAN BAKER-Bush ness Educationg Candy Pulling. MARY BEA.COM-Artg Chairman of Art Department, Displays. LUCY J. BEL- LOWS-Englishg P.T.A. Membership Committee. CHARLIE L. W. BIRD-Englishg Chairman of Language Arts Department, Sponsor of Legislators' Club, Graduation Speakers, Essay and Speaking Contests. CLARA BRIGHT -Mathematics, Hospitalization for Teachers. B. N. BRINKLEY-Mathematics, Pictures, Formal Dances. LILY BULL-Englishg Senior Class Rings and Pins. LILLIAAN BURNETT-Mathematics, Candy Pulling. MCINTOSH M. BURNS-Music, Chairman of Music Department, Mixed Choir. WILLIAM JOE DAVIDSON-Business Education, Schedules. 11 9' is lp-fx T ,ww 0 Erwin Forbus Frozier Griffin Honse Hardin FRANK C. ERWIN-Scieiiceg Assistant Coach. JOYCE FORBUS-Englishg Dramatics Clubg Sponsor of Junior Student Council, Coach of Sth Grade Girls' Basketball, Adviser of Spelling Bees. CAROLINE FRAZIER-Social Stuclies and English: C.0mn1unity Iiund. FRANCES GIL- l,ESl Il'l-Business Fclucationg Chairman of Business Edu- cation Department, Chairman of Ticket Sales, Sponsor of Senior Class. VIOLET B. GRANT-Homemakingg Senior lflowers, Faculty Iflnwers. RAY GREESON-Distributive lfducationg D.E. Club, Junior Civitan. ALICE GRIFFIN -Artg School Posters and Decorations. ANNE C. HANSE fflfrench and Mathematicsg French Club, Senator. RUS- SELL H. HARDIN-Industrial Arts: Auditorium Pro- grams. BETTY HARVEY-Business Eclucationg Senator. ANN HENRY--Special Educationg Junior Red Cross. Hill Hinton Holbrook Kinq Lambert McCall Gillespie Grant Greeson Harvey Henry Hertzka KATHERINE HERTZKA-Scienceg Chairman of Science Department, Chairman of Schedule Committee. HINES L. HILL-Mathematicsg School Treasurer. ELLEN HINTON -Englishg Sponsor of Beta Club. ANNE HOLBROOK- Englishg Sponsor of 8th Grade. DONALD R. JENKINS -Industrial Artsg 'S' Club, Assistant Coach. ALVA R. JONES-Musicg Girls' Glce Club, Pianist. LLOYD KIM- MEL-Social Studiesg Athletic Director, N.A.S.S., Safety Committee. KATHERYN KING-Physical Educationg G.Ai.A. MARGARET LAMBERT-Social Studiesg Sched- ules, Y-Teens. CHARLOTTE MCCALL-Homemakingg Cheerleaders. FRANCES MESSER-Englishg Smithsonian, Quill and Scroll. JOHN F. MITCHELL. JR.-Social Studiesq Smithsonian. CATHERINE McKEE-Englishg Senator, N.H.S., Quill and Scroll, Public Relations Club. Jenkins Jones Kimmel Messer Mitchell McKee MARY MONAHAN-Scienceg Schedules. RALPH A. MUR- PHY-Social Studies and lznglishg Co-ed Hi-Y, Ticket Sales. LINWOOD NASH-Social Studiesg Sponsor of jun- ior Class, Schedules. JANIE NORRIS-Social Studies, Fees, Ticket Sales. MARY H. PHILLIPS-Homemaking and Social Studies, Junior F.H.A., P.T.A., Program chair- man. MARJORIE PRITCHETT-Mathematics, Schedules. EILEEN PAGE-Scienceg Safety Committee. WILLIAM G. RICHARDS-Science, School Store, Banking. GLADYS CORDRA-Y ROBBINS-Latin, Spanish, and Mathematics, Sponsor of Latin Club, Spanish Club and 9th Grade. JAMES SEDLACK-Instrumental Music, Band, Dance Band Club. HARRY V. SMITH, JR.-Mathematics, Audio- visual Co-ordinator. KATHERINE STANLEY-Mathe- maticsg Senior Invitations. This wood shop class looks very interested, as Mr. Hardin inspects students' work. Among them are technicians, script Writers, costume designers, and all the other specialists it takes to produce a successful play. Monahan Murphy Nash Norris Phillips Page Richards Robbins Sedlack Smith wife Pritchett Stanley ,pw 101' Starnes Stern Sweet D. C. STARNES-Scicnceg Early Morning Duty. REGINA STERN-Mathematics and Counselorg Acting Chairman of Mathematics Department, G.F..Ai. and N.E,A. Memberships. THOMAS C. SWEET-Industrial Artsg Chairman of ln- dustrial Arts Department, Sunshine Fund, N.H.S. FAN- Symmers Warren Watkins NIE C. SYMMERS-Social Studiesg Acting Chairman of Social Studies Department, Maiorettes, Smithsonian, N.H.S. CLYDE T. WARREN-Counselorg Chairman of Hoke Smith Community Council, Smithsonian, N.H.S. S. C. WATKINS-Physical Educationg Coaching, Student Coun- cil. O icerd - ur Mnclerwrifera The P.T.A. has backed The Smith High Story to the end. Through their support this production has been unexcelled. They have helped the school in many Ways. One of their major contributions has been sponsoring our school dances. The Parent-Teachers Association was founded in 1897 by Mrs. Theodore Birney as the Na- tional Congress of Mothers and developed into the National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teacher Association in 1908 and changed to the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in 1924 of 4,500,000 members. The Smith High P.T.A. is a local unit of this federation in which parents and teachers are working together to advance the efficiency of our public school system. '10 MRS. GEORGE IVEY President MRS. S. C. GRANT lst Vice President MRS. J. S. PEARSON 2nd Vice President MRS. FRED HAWKINS 3rd Vice President MRS. GEORGE EDWARDS Secretary MRS. T. A. SMITH Correspsnding Secretary xA.k h X - flaw? se Q 5 iii 5 Helen Bom, Vice-President: Jimmy Tolleson, Presidentg and Pal' Sweatmon, Secretary jhegara.. sENl0n CLA And here are the stars-members of the 1955 graduating class. Twelve long years of hard work are behind them. No matter how rough the road they have stuck it out-and have earned their right to be classed with Smith High's great. As seniors they have been the recipients of many attentions-notably the junior-Senior Prom. As members of clubs, athletic teams, military, and band, they have found many places to demonstrate their right to play the leading roles in The Smith High Story. 1 4 S'S MRS. GILLESPIE Sponsor fl' W' 'N-r f Adams Alexander Anderson, J. Atkins ADAMS, ROBliRT7Bnsclmll l, Z5 Bnslcctbnll 1, 25 D.E. Club l, 25 liootbnll l, 2, Music Club 1, Z, 3g Student Council lg Student Assistant l, 2: Track l, 2. ALEXANDER, KEN- Nl'lTHgl rcncb Club l, 25 Glcc Club lg Student Council 25 Officers Club 4. ALLEN, JACKIE. ALLISON, DOROTHY. ANDERSON, HAROLD-Co-cd Hi-Y 43 Officers' Club 4g lrgislsilurs' Club -lg ANDERSON, JUNE-Band l--lg Dance Bnncl Z, 4, Scnntor Stuff 43 Student Assistant 2, 3. ATKINS, MARY AYNNIQ-Bank Director l, 2, 33 C0-cd Hi-Y lg F.H.A. l, 2, Science Club l-4, Student Assistant l-4, Student Coun- VY AWW, ww its mm., S Allen Bullentine Allison Burfield After all--there had to Anderson, H. Burroccls be some place to meet the boysl is .ix Q Q eil l, Zg Real Cross l, 25 lnrcr-Club Council lg Squnrc Dance Llub l, 2, BAl,LliNTlNE, FRANKLIN--Officers' Club 4: Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. BARFIELD, SHIVER-Basketball lg Football I, 25 Track l, 23 Officers' Club 4. BARROCAS, l'iS'l'HliR. l5l,ASlNGAMll, Cl'lA1RLES-Band l-4, C0-cd Hi-Y 43 lfrcncb Club lg Jr. Civitnn 45 Legislators' Club 43 Red Cross 2. BORUTY, RICHARD-Band 1, Z, 4g D.E. Club 35 Dance Band l, 2, 4. Blosingumc Boruty m...,.,,. '11-1' 16 ss . A , , 1 - s 1 f as ..,., Born Braden Brannon Braselton Briscoe Britt Butler Calhoun Carey Castleberry BORN, HELEN-Basketball 1-45 Beta Club 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 Dramatic Club 45 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Tennis Club 2, 3, 45 Legislators' Club 45 Inter-Club Council 3, 45 'S' Club 3, 4. BRADEN, BOBBY-Baseball 1, 3, 45 Basketball l-45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Jr. Civitan 45 Student Court 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Officers' Club 45 Legislators' Club 45 President of Student Body 4. BRANNON, DELANO-Basketball 25 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Legislators' Club 4. BRASELTON, PAT- Basketball 25 Student Assistant 45 Student Council 1, 25 Tennis Club 3. BRISCOE, SALLIE-Basketball 15 Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Student Assistant 2, 3. 45 Legislators' Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Drill Team 2. BRITT, LOIS-Basketball 1, 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 Jr. Civitan 45 Quill 84 Scroll 45 Smithsonian Staff 3, 4 fPhatographerl5 Student Assistant 45 Legislators' Club 45 G.A.A.. 1, 25 Of- fice Helper 25 'S' Club 3. BUTLER, BOB-Glee Club 15 Senator Staff 3, 4. CALHOUN. SHIRLEY-Beta Club 45 Annual Booster 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Jr. Civitan 45 Y- Teens 35 Legislators' Club 4. CAREY, PATRICIA-Drm matic Club 45 F.H.A. 25 Office Helper 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2. CASTLEBERRY, CHARLES-D.E. Club 45 Senator Staff 4. CHEATHAM, MARYLENE-Band l-45 Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 F.l-LA. I-45 jr. Civitan 45 Y- Teens l, 25 G.A.A. 1. CLARK, CONNIE+Band l-45 Bank Teller 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 25 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Music Club 25 Senator Representative 3, 45 Quill 8: Scroll 3, 45 Public Relations 45 Senator Staff 3, 4 fEditor-in-Cl1iefj5 Student Assis- tant 25 Y-Teens 2, 35 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross 35 National Honor Society 45 Inter-Club Council 45 'S' Club 35 Drill Team 25 Square Dance Club 25 F.T.A. Z5 J-C-Y Committee 4. CLAY, LORETTA-F.H.A. 25 Legislators' Club 4. COTTON, JACK-Bank Teller 15 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 15 Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Cross- Country 25 Dramatic Club 45 Football 15 French Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Student Assistant 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross 1. CRUMB- LEY, DORIS. Cheatham Clark Clay Cotton Crumbley gfri X3 Currcncc Davis, D. Davis, L. 'Day Duffey Dumas Dunn CURRliNi.l'i, XVILISURN-Co-etl Hi-Y lg French Club 2g Football 35 Student Assistant lg Truck lg Officers' Club 45 l,egislnlnrs' Club 4. DAVIS, DOUGLAS-Glee Club lg Red Cross 3. DAVIS, l.O'l'Tlli-'Bank Teller 2g Co-ed Hi-Y 3, -lg lf.l'l.A. l--lg Alr. Civitan 3, 43 Student Assistant 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 35 Legislators' Club 44 G.A.A. l, 2. DAY, JAMES -Co-cd Hi-Y 43 Drnmaxtic Club 43 Football -lg Jr. Civitan 4, l,zllin Club -lg Legislators' Club 4. DUFFEY, TONI-Band l-4, Annual Booster 4g Co-eCl Hi-Y -lg Student Council 2, 3, 4. UUMAS, GENEVA-Stuilent Council 25 Recl Cross Z: G.A.A. I, 2, 3. DUNN, TOMMY-Student Council l. EM- BRY, jACKllC--Lo-ed Hi-Y 43 F.H.A. 3, 4g Glce Club 2, Jr. Cixitnn -lg Senator Representative 3, 45 Y-Teens 3g Legis- lators' Club 4. PQSKEW, ROLLON-D.E. Club 3, 4g Foot- ball 3, 4g Legislators' Club 4. EVANS, A. J. FINCHER, l lAZlil.-Student Assistant 45 FERGUSON, MELVIN4Bas- lccthnll 3, 45 Co-eil Hi-Y 3, 43 Football I-4g Track 1-4. Fincher Ferguson .Hipa- Embry Eskew Evans 0000019 , fb0I6 faafifa. If fdffef fffvgfgf znarnfn lm NX WW f Q -' M 7z,c,f,f-10,7 m7Af- QE 'Ik EEZ. l ,y l Mfg l .N 1. ' is Folds Ford Fowler Franco Fraser Funderburke George Gibby Hadley, E. Hadley, G. FOLDS, KALLOWSLOffic0rs' Club 4. FORD, DONALD -Baseball 1-45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Glee Club 25 Student Council 2, 3, 4. FOWLER, JACKIE- Glce Club 25 Student Assistant 1-45 Student Council 3. FRANCO, RACHEL-Bank Teller 15 Annual Booster 15 D.E. Club 3, 45 Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 25 Music Club l, 25 Senator Representative 25 Senator Staff 45 Spanish Club 35 Student Assistant 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Red Cross 15 F.T.A. l. FRAS- ER, MARIE-Cheerleader 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3. FUNDER- BURKE, ELIZABETH-Y-Teens 35 Red Cross 4. GEORGE, MARY ANNE-Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Glec Club l, Z5 Student Council 1-45 Y-Teens 35 Legislators' Club 4. GIBBY, MORROW' JEAN. HADLEY, ED-C0-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Jr. Civitan 45 Public Rela- tions 45 Senator Staff 45 Student Council 45 Student Court 45 Track 3, 45 Officers' Club 45 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross l-45 InterClub Council 4. HADLEY, GLO-Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 45 Dramatic Club 45 Library Club 3, 45 Legislators' Club 4. HADLEY, VERNE. HAM- MOND, GLORIA-Student Council 3. HARDY, ANN- Basketball 1, 25 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Jr. Civitan 4. HARRIS, NELSON-Officers' Club 45 Rifle Team fCaptainj 4. HAWKINS, DURELL--Beta Club 45 Glcc Club 1. Hadley, V. Hammond Hardy Harris Hawkins, D. IV 1 Hawkins, R. Higgins Holbrook Holcomb Hunnicutt Idov Ivey Johnson, M. Johnson, P. Johnston IIAWKINS, Rlixfbantl I-4 lCapt.1in 413 Beta Club 3, 43 Annual Booster I3 Co-etl Ili-Y 43 Dance Band I-43 Dramatic Club 43 French Club I, 2, 33 Jr. Civitan 43 Music Club 33 Quill ISL Scroll 43 Smithsonian Staff 3, 4 fCo-Eclitorlg Stu- tlent Court 43 Legislators' Club 43 Inter-Club Council 43 Teen lioartl 4. HIGGINS, JACKfBeta Club 43 Frencli Club 3, 43 Sllltllilll Assistant 43 'S' Club 33 Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. IIOLISROOK, BARBARA-Banlt Director 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Co-etl Hi-Y 43 Dance Committee 33 Dramatic Club 43 I'.H.A. 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Jr. Civitan 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 33 Stutlent Assistant Z, 3, 43 Inter-Club Council 43 Legislators' Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Y-Teens 2, 3. IlCJl.CUNll3li, NIARGARILT-Glec Club l, 23 Stuclent Council I3 Legislators' Club 4. HUNNICUTT, PAT-Beta Club 43 Annual Booster I, Z, 33 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 43 Dance Committee 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Frencb Club I-43 Glee Club I, 23 Jr. Civitan 3, 43 Music Club 2, 33 Quill 86 Scroll 4: Public Relations 43 Science Club 33 Sen- ator Staff 43 Smithsonian Staff 23 Student Assistant 23 Stu- clent Council 33 Y-Teens I, Z, 33 Legislators' Club 4. IDOV, JOANNli--Beta Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 F.H,A. l-43 Ifrencli Klub Z, 33 Glee Club 33 lr. Civitan 33 Science Club 2, 33 Smithsonian Staff 33 Student Assistant 33 Legislators' Club 43 Real Cross 4. IVEY, SUE-Bantl I-43 Bank Teller I3 Beta Club 3, 43 Annual Booster 43 Co-eil Hi-Y 43 Dance Band 43 Dramatic Club 43 F.H.A. I-43 Civitan 43 Public Relations 43 Senator Staff 43 Y-Teens I, 23 Legislators' Club Keenan Jones 43 Inter-Club Council 43 J.C.-Y Committee 4. JOHNSON, MARTHA! JO-Band 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, PATRICIA-Beta Club 43 Annual Booster 4: Co-ed Hi-Y 43 French Club I3 Jr. Civitan 43 Student Assistant I-43 Y-Teens I, 2. JOHN- STON, RICHARD. JONES, XVAYNEJIJF. Club l, 2, 33 Football 2. KEENAN, FRANCIS-Beta Club 3, 43 Co-eil Hi-Y 43 French Club I, Z, 33 Civitan 43 Science Club I, 2, 33 Student Assistant 43 Officers' Club 43 Legislators' Club 43 Rifle Tean1 I, 2, 3g National Honor Societv 4. Seniors assisted in various activities throughout the year. W 1 tx ' Q 6 ri if ,SEEN 5 . 5. T ..... 1 ' W Q f - ---...... ,, . i -15 E N? Q - 3. 1 . N' .. S, . ms A --ss i , , 2535. Q I A Q 5 i ,, .- K 20 FN. TK I If 5 X ' Kecnum Kuykendull Lawhorne Lemming Marinos Marston Martin Mayo McConnell McKay KEENUM, CAROLYN-Library Club 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4: Legislators' Club 4. KUYKENDALI., JERRY- Cross-Country 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Officers' Club 45 Legis- lators' Club 45 Rifle Team. LAWHORNE, T. J.-D.E. Club 3, 45 French Club 1, 2. LEMMING, JUNE-Library Club 2, 3, 4. MARINOS, MARIE-Basketball 15 D.E. Club 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 25 Red Cross 3. MARS- TON, BARBARA-Bank Director 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 1-45 French Club 1-45 Glee Club 15 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Music Club 2, 35 Senator Representative .25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Legislators' Club 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Mixed Choir 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. MARTIN, LEON. MAYO, RUTH-Band 1, 2, 35 Bank Teller 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 2, 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 1-45 Senator Representative 25 Senator Staff 3, 45 Student Assistant 45 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. MCCONNELL, JACK- Band 1-45 Student Assistant 3. McKAY, CHARLES- D.E. Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Red Cross 1-4. Mc- KINSEY, FREDDY-Football 3, 4. McLEArN, FAYE- Bank Director 45 Bank Teller 1-45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. 1, 25 French Club 15 Senator Staff 45 Student Assistant 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 25 G.A.A. 1-4. MCMILLIAN, ALICE-Library Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens 1. MOORE, WALTER-D.E. Club 25 French Club 25 Football Mgr. 1, 25 Basketball Mgr. 15 Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, 3. MORGAN, RITA-Bank Director 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 15 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dra- matic Club 45 F.H.A. 1-45 French Club 1-45 Glee Club 15 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Music Club Z5 Senator Representative 15 Student Assistant 1-45 Student Council 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Legislators, Club 45 Red Cross 15 Inter-Club Council 45 G.A.A. 1. NAPTY, RAYMOND-Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Span- ish Club 25 Student Council 15 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross l. McKenzie McLean McMillan Morgan Napfy .il YL- .QQ-t.. in-ff n-...V bv! 'Rx .ans P nn- -sm Newton Nix Orrie Parrish Peach Peek Pope Power Ragsdale Robinson NEWTON, .IlMMY!Baseball l, Z, D.li. Club 4, Football I, 2, 4, French Club 2, 3, Red Cross l-4. NIX, SHERMAN- Officers' Club 3. ORRIE, LOUISE-Beta Club 3, 4, Annual Booster 2, Co-ed Hi-Y 4, Dramatic Club 4, F.H.A. l-4, Glcc Club l, jr. Civitan 4, Library Club Z, Senator Staff 3, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, Legislators' Club 4, Red Cross 4, National Honor Society 4, Inter-Club Council Z. PARRISH. GLENN -Band I-4, Beta Club 3, 4, Dance Band l-4, Frencli Club l-4, Music Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Smithsonian Staff 4, Student Assistant 3, Inter-Club Council 3, Quill 85 Scroll The honors were many. is 'S XF. 4. PEACH, BETTYE-Band 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Assistant 3, 4. PEEK, JIMMY-D.E. Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, Red Cross l-4, 'S' Club 3, Football Mgr. 4. POPE, RICHARD-D.E. Club 3, 4. POWER, DON-Bank Teller l, 2, Co-ed Hi-Y 4, D.E. Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Foot- ball 4, French Club 2, Student Assistant l, Z, Legislators' Club 4. RAGSDALE, CAREY ANN-Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, Dramatic Club 4, F.H.A. l-4, Jr. Civitan 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Public Relations 4, Science Club 3, 4, Senator Staff 4, Student Assistant l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Tennis Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Legislators' Club 4, Inter-Club Council 4, J-C-Y Committee 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2. ROBINSON, PATTY-Bank Director 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Co-ed Hi-Y 4, Dramatic Club 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, French Club 1-4, Jr. Civitan 3, 4, Music Club 3, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4, Public Relations 4, Science Club 3, Sen- ator staff 3, 4 lA'ssociate Editorl, Student Assistant 1, Y- Teens 3, Legislators' Club 4, Inter-Club Council 4, National Honor Society 4. SAILORS, RICHARD-Annual Booster 4, Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3 CMgr.J, Public Relations 4, Senator Staff 4, Smithsonian Staff 4 lBusiness Mg.,r.D, Student Council 3, Student Court 3, Legislators' Club 4, Inter-Club Council 3, 'S' Club, Vice-President of School 3. SANDERS, MARY VIRGINIA-Beta Club 3, 4, Annual Booster 4, Co-ed Hi-Y, Dramatic Club 4, F.H.A. 1-4, French Club 3, 4, jr. Civitan 3, 4, Music Club 2, Science Club 3, Student Assistant l-4, Y-Teens 2, Legislators' Club 4, Inter-Club Council 4. Sailors Sanders Savage Schreffler Simmons Smith, Don Smith, Dot Smith, G, Smith, J. Snipes Stanford Stevens SAVAGE, LAMAiR-Band 1-45 Dance Band 1-45 Dramatic Club 45 French Club l, 35 Smithsonian Staff 4. SCHREFF- LER, DIAN-Band l-45 Bank Director 45 Bank Teller 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dance Band 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Glee Club 15 Jr. Civitan 35 Science Club 3, 45 Student Assistant 45 Y- Teens 35 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross 15 Inter-Club Council 4. SIMMONS, JOAN-C0-ed Hi-Y 45 Student Council 35 Red Cross l. SMITH, DONALD-Basketball 2, 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Football 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Smithsonian Staff 45 Student Assistant 2, 3, 45 Student Court 45 Track 1-45 Officers' Club 45 Legislators' Club 45 'S' Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 4 CSweetheartj5 Quill Sl Scroll. SMITH, DOT-Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 jr. Civitan 35 Student Assistant 2, 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 45 SMITH, GLENDA-Annual Booster 2, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Senator Representative 25 Public Relations 45 Student As- sistant l-45 Y-Teens 15 Legislators' Club 4. SMITH, JIM- MY-Band 1, Z5 Basketball 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Dance Committee 2, 35 Golf 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross l-4. SNIPES, DOROTHY-Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Student Assistant 3. 45 Y-Teens 25 Legislators' Club 4. STAN- FORD, GAIL-Bank Teller l: Beta Club 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 French Club 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Music Club 35 Quill Sl Scroll 45 Public Relations 45 Senator Staff 45 Student Council 35 Legislators' Club 45 Photography 2. STEVENS, JOY-Bank Teller 1-45 Beta Club 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 1-45 Glee Club 15 Quill 85 Scroll 3, 45 Smithsonian Staff 2, 3, 4 CCo-Editorjg Y-Teens I, 25 Legislators' Club 45 Inter-Club Council 45 National Honor Society 4. STITT, NORMAiGlee Club 2. STRICK- LAND, MARY-Annual Booster 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Dra- matic Club 45 F.H.A. 1-45 Jr. Civitan 3, 45 Quill BL Scroll 3, 45 Public Relations 45 Senator Staff 3, 45 Student As- sistant 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Red Cross 15 Inter-Club Coun- cil 45 Majorettes 2, 3, 4. SWEATMON, PATRICIA-Am nual Booster 15 Co-ed Hi-Y 1-45 Dance Committee l-45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. 1-45 Glce Club 15 -Ir. Civitan 2, 3, 45 Senator Representative 1-45 Public Relations 45 Senator Staff 25 Student Council 1, 25 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross 15 Inter-Club Council 3, 45 F.T.A. 1, 25 J-C-Y Committee 2, 3, 45 Square Dance Club 15 Majorettes 1-4 fCaptainJ. TOLLESON, JIMMYiBas- ketball 25 Co-ecl Hi-Y 3, 45 Dance Committee 1, 25 F.H.A. 3 fSweetheartJ: Football 2, 3, 45 Senator Representative 35 Quill 86 Scroll 45 Public Relations 45 Senator Staff 45 Student Assistant 45 Student Council 25 Student Court 45 Track l-45 Officers' Club 45 Inter-Club Council 45 'S' Club 3, 4. Stitt Strickland Sweotmon Thompson Tolleson SPM Q ' 1 Qt--1 fi fl W 'F' M.. Wilson, B. ilu .Mn 'Gish- Watkins White Whiteside Williams Wilson, M. Wilson, P. Wooten Yearwood There was a certain amount of clowning, too. WATKINS, LOUISE-Bank Teller 45 Beta Club 3, 45 An- nual Booster 3, 45 Cheerleader 43 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, Dramatic Club 4, I .H.A. 1-45 Jr. Civitan 3, 43 Senator Representative 2g Legislators' Club 45 Red Cross 2, 3g Inter-Club Council 4. WHITE, JACKIE-Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 45 Jr. Civitan 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, Legislators' Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2. WHITESIDE, DON-Basketball lg Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 49 Football 1-4, French Club 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3g Officers' Club 43 Red Cross 4. WILLIAMS, MARIE -Annual Booster lg Dramatic Club 4g French Club 2g Glee Club lg Music Club 3, Y-Teens lg Legislators' Club 4g Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4. WILSON, BILLiBeta Club 3, 4g Co-ed Hi-Y 45 J. Civitan 4, Science Club 35 Student Assistant 25 Student Council 25 Legislators' Club 44 Movie Operator 2. WILSON, MARILYN-Basketball 25 Co-ed Hi-Y 44 Senator Representa- tive 4. WILSON, PAUL-Baseball lg Football 1. WOOTEN, THOMAS-Co-ed Hi-Y 4, Football 1-43 Dramatic Club 45 Jr. Civitan 4g Smithsonian Staff 4.3 Student Council 4g Track 2g Officers' Club 4g Legislators' Club, Quill 81 Scroll. YEAR- WOOD, JANIE-Basketball 1-4g Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-ed Hi-Y 2, 3, 49 Dance Committee 3, 4, Student Assistant 1, 23 Tennis Club 2, 3, Legislators' Club 44 Red Cross 2, Inter- Club Council 39 'S' Club 2, 3, 45 J-C-Y Committee 33 Square Dance Club 2, 3. Jimmy Grunt, Vice-Presidentp Carolyn McMillan, Secretaryf and Bobby Daws, President we .gzulalaorfing Cad . . . .1 U N I 0 ll C L A Always when there is a play you have the stars-and then you have the supporting cast, the actors who play right along with the stars and share some of the reflected glory, while at the same time making it possible for the stars to shine all the brighter. Such has been the function of the Junior Class. It has taken a lot of hard work for the Juniors to climb the ladder this far-and this hard work will have to continue if they are to be given the leads in next year's production. SS MR. NASH Sponsor Auron Adams Aldrich Allen Anderson Bailey Banister Burrell Barlett Brooks Brookshire Bullock Bunn Burel Burrell Callahan Campbell Cannon Cantwell Chalmers ou guessed it the Junior Senior P om' Eagerly awaiting its arrival are Wlliam Thomas Dolores Henderson, Lucille Yancey and L B Cook Cordle Carpio Cronic Daniel Daws Day Edwards English Friedman Gerald Gibby Grant Grantham Gregory Hardwick Hargetf Hayes Helms Henderson Hesterlee Hightower Hunter Hutcheson Jenkins 1 G. Johnson J. Johnson M. Johnson Jones Kelley Kennedy Lee Lemons Betty Loggins Bobbie Loggins unior Cfaad 0 I 955 Loper Martin Muuldin Mayfield McCannon B. McDaniel C. McDaniel M. McDaniel McGee McGrilf C. McMiIIian W. McMillian Millard Mitchell Mobley Moon Morris Naddra Peek Peppers s s .npgnl 1UUf 3 28 Successfully trying to escape from the locked building are Gail Wright and Larry King. Reynolds Sacre Scott Scribner Simmons P. Smevog R. Smevog F. Smith J. Smith Stephens Stowe Sweat Thomas , Wallace Ware i1 iw- j X i'vf ,Sf Warren Willingham Wolfe Wood C. Wooster K. Wooster Wright Yancey Yawn Zimmerman After a successful Junior year, the supporting cast is looking forward to the stardom of their Senior year. As the gossip buzzes among the Juniors, the main topics seem to be Senior rings, the Junior-Senior prom and the craze of pink and black. Then there are the new subjects such as problems of democracy and social living. Our main goal in clubs will be the National Honor Society which is re- served only to seniors who have high scholastic averages. We will try to be active in many organizations so that our Senior year will be filled with loads of fun and many activities. 29 H Milt: McKool, viCI flfdOlIfi. Barham Christopher, Secretary: and William Jaw, President gharacfer .xdcfom . . . S S0'PH0LM'0BE CLASS MISS FORBUS Sponsor , ., V.v, ...W-...-4, A play is often made or ruined by its character actors, the individ- -uals who while playing relatively minor roles often steal the show. The Smith High Story owes a major part of its success to the Sopho- mores. Outstanding in every feat they've attempted they are especially proud of their pink elephant which they have won for the second year. The stamina and vitality of the class of '57 promises that The Smith High Story will have a good run for at least two more years. if 1 I l l R ow One: Adams, Allen, Allbright, B. Anglin, J. Anglin, Arnold Atchcnson Ayers Row Two' N Azar P Azar Ba ett Bail 1 I - - - 1 - 1 gg 1 eYf Baker, Ballard, Banks, Barber, Row Three: Barker, Barron, Bell, Bethel, Bobo, Bolton, Bonds, Booth. Row Four: Boozcr, Boswell, B d ' ow en, Bowman, Bradford, Bramblett, Brookshire, Bryant. Row One: Burch, Byrum, Cagle. Row Two: H. Cantrell, P. Cantrell, S. Cantrell. Row Three: Cathran, Causey, Chalmers. Row Four: Childers, Childre, Chisholm. V., - . . .A SOIQAOITQOPQJ Four people that are happy about the Sophomore Class are: Susan Smith, Linda Mosely, Miss Forbus, and Linda Womack. Q fs as W A s.u'f-wf'wf:- -Z . e ' -Q-6:5325 w sw.. .G Nrgfssaiwsk 1 - :' Q ?'Ww fkvss . 's..:x-.,-.. , as , m,..,..+Y ,wwe . aw 31,1m,fgl if , -' ' f 4 :Qs-Eigfgw s A ,if 1 KY 6 , . 4:ffjY-grgiggwwf Qp3.eif K ,A v, 5 E s , .. V I 1 1 .1 . 1 5 sf .X - A V, M 'L rx I if A V'?v-'.E T -fs W 9' A 1 5 31 ' Y - R Y ,v -www vw Row One: Christopher, Chupp, Cochran, B. Coker, D. Cokcr, Conner, Corlcy, S. Cook. Row Two: W. Cook, Croft, Curtain, Daniel, Barbara Davis, B, Davis, B. Davis, Duton. Row Three: Echols, Edwards, Eskcw, E. Etheridge, L. Etheridge, Martha Evans, M. Evans, Farguson. Row Four: Ferguson, C. Flowers, M. Flowers, Ford, Forsyth, Fowlcr, Fraser, Fullcr. Row One: Gershon, Gittcns, Grcsham, Griffin, Griswcll, Halc, Hall, B. Harmon. Row Two: H. Harmon, Harpcr, Harvcy, Hatton, Hay- don, Hendricks, Hcnlcy, Hcstcr. Row Three: Hcstley, Higgins, B. Holcomb, J, Holcomb, Hopson, Horslcy, Howard, Hubbard. Row Four: Humphries, Hutson, C. Jackson, J. Jackson, Jcw, J. Johnson, V, Johnson, W. Johnson. vu ik mm., 532 Row One: Jones, Keenum, Kennedy, Kohler, Longford, Lee, LeGalliene, Lenteni. Row Two: Little, Locke, Looney, Loper, Magruder, Major, Manning, Maple. Row Three: Mayfield, McDaniel, McDougal, B. McDonald, McDonald, McElroy, McKool, McMillian, Row Four: Means, Medlock, Miles, Mobley, Moon, C. Moore, P, Moore, Morris. LSJOIOAOWQOPQJ . . . Qow One: Moseley, Mullinax, Nash. Row Two: Xlelson, Nix, Odom. Row Three: Ollis, O'Neol, Topo. Row Four: Poss, Pruitt, Pye. William Jew holds up elephant as group looks on Row One: Perry, Pierce, Ragsdale, Ray, Reid, Rivers, Robinson, Rogier, Row Two: Royals, Sailors, Samps, Sams, Sasser, Schram, Sharple, Shaw. Row Three: Shepherd, Shierling, Slayton, F. Smallwood, J. Smallwood, R. Smallwood, B, A. Smith, B. Smith, Row Four: B J. Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith, M. E. Smith, M. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, S. E. Smith. Raw One: V. Smith, Snipes, Spradlcy, Stephens, Strickland, Stone, Sutton, Swords. Row Two: Tant, Thomas, Thompson, Tibbits, C. Turner, P. Turner, Uzleton, Veal. Row Three: J. Waddell, T. Waddell, Walker, Warren, Watkins, West, Wheeler, E. Wilson, Row Four: N. Wilson, Whitley, Williams, Wingate, Womack, Ycarwood, Worshum. Si- -rv- 34 i I Martha Yearwood, President: Diane Eblen, Vice-Presidentf and Peggy Calhoun, Secretary we .9I'lg2l'lll,25 . . . 4 FIIEASIIMAN CLASS No play would be complete without its ingenues, those fresh young actors who while often throwing the oldsters into a dither at the same time bring life and vitality to a production that might other- wise be a little slow in catching on. There has been nothing slow in this year's Freshman Class. Laughter . . . Applause . . . Costumes . . . Lights . . . All of these proclaimed the vaudeville show put on by these young wbippersnappers on the occasion of the annual stunt night to be quite a creditable performance. MRS. ROBBINS Sponsor swam N Fqflwd T , 'N pw Vwgyggvgm. K .X Row One: J. Adams, L. Adams, Paul Adams, P. Adams, Atkinson, Alford, Anderson, Arendall. Row Two: Ashworth, Austin, Babb Baker, Ballcntinc, P. Barrett, R. Barrett, Barrocas. Row Three: Barlette, Bauknight, B. Bennett, C, Bennett, Berryhill, Benton, Bick- ers, Bishop. Row Four: Blake, Blankenship, Boozer, Brock, Brooks, Brown, Brumbelow, Butler. Row One: Calhoun, Camp, Campbell. Row Two, R. Cannon, V. Cannon, Cantrell. Row Three Capes, Cawhern, Chambley. Row Four: Chancey wp ff! I ever f'4fc6 Cofcr, Cobb. faq mf5fe6afmf iffe fiaf' 7410- . pm ,J X nl' K I 1 1 X, I -A ,k F 36 Row One: Conner, M. Cook, T. Cook, Cooley, Corbin, Crone, Daniel, Davis. Row Two: Duncan, Dominick, Dutfey, Eblen, Edmonson English, Erwin, Eskew. Row Three: C. Evans, S. Evans, Fletcher, Forsyth, P. Fowler, N. Fowler, P. Fowler, Gaston. Row Four: Gatch Gibson, Gilder, Gresham, Griffith, Halbert, Hansen, Harmon. Row One: Harris, Hawe, Hawkins, Helms, Hembree, Henderson, Henley, Hewett. Row Two: Hines, Hinesley, Hinton, Hogin, Holbrook M. Holcomb, R. Holcomb, Holt. Row Three: Hood, Hope, House, Howard, Huff, Hutfmaster, Hudson, Hughes. Row Four: Hunnicutt Hunter, Husely, Hyde, Ivie, Johns, Johnson, Jones. 37 ' fs Row One: Jones, Johnson, Jump, Karr, Keenum, Kelly, F. King, J. King. Row Two: Kitchen, Kopyt, Lovings, Kuykendull, Longford, J. Lentini, V. Lcntini, Light. Row Three: Logue, Mortin, Mason, Mauldin, McAfee, McAlister, McCormick, McCullen. Row Four: McCuIIers, McDonald, McGahee, McGuyrt, McKee, A. McKenzie, B. McKenzie, D. McKenzie. PQJAHQQFL . . . ...f.-4-aan' This is a scene from the onnuul Stunt Night. Row One: McKool, Medley, Mercora. Row Two: Millard, Miller, Mitchell. Row Three: Mobley, Moody, Moore. Row Four: Morgan, Morris, Mor- rison. Row One: E. Mullinax, S. Mullinax, Myrick, Myrick, Nalley, Neal, New, Oaks. Row Two: Orrie, Overton, Owen, Owens, Pappas, Pat- terson, Peach, Pearson. Row Three: Perry, Phillips, Pigg, Piper, Plunkett, Queen, Rivers, Ralston. Row Fourr E. Roberts, P. Roberts, Rogel, J. Rogers, P. Rogers, Rooks, Rubin, Sailors. Row One: Scoggins, Shadix, Shelnutt, Simpson, Skinner, B. Smith, J. Smith, N. Smith. Row Two: R. Smith, S. Smith, Spradley, Staples, Stearns, Stephens, Stitt, Summers. Row Three: Sutton, Tanner, Thackston, E. Thomas, J. Thomas, Torbert, J. Tucker, R. Tucker. Row Four: Turner, Vinson, Walker, Wall, Watts, James West, J. West, Whaley. 39 Row One: White J. Williams, M. Williams A Wilson J Wilson Wlsham Woolf Wyatt. Row Two: Young. vm..-1 ref' 1 .ll :f . 5 ii.: if T The Freshmen upheld the creditable record oi Smith High School this year in every way pos- sible. They are looking forward to another year in which to improve themselves and their school. This next year, which will mark the middle of si we Donny Peppers, Vice-President: Douglas Akins, President: Janice Muttox, Secretary we Zfzulerfifuchea . . . A i SUB-FBESIIMAN ,CLASS 1 I The Sub-Freshmen as always entered Smith unaware of the many changes to which they would have to adjust. As they have gone on Q their merry way, however, during their year as understudies to the Smith High cast, they have performed perfectly in all their activities. One of the most important events of the year was Baby Day. Many showed their school spirit by coming dressed as babies on that day. Any time the Sub-Freshmen have been called upon to render a service for their school they have been ready. H W . MISS HOLBROOK Sponsor FE. Row One: J. Adams, G. Adams, Shirley Adams, S. Adams, Aiken, Alexander, Allen, J. Anglin, L. Anglin, Atkins, Ayers, Babington. Row Two: Bagley, Bagwell, B. Bailey, N. Bailey, O. Bailey, S. Bailey, Banks, J. Barber, S. Barber, Barers, Barner, Barron. Row Three: A. Bates, H. Bates, L. Bates, Bartlett, Beck, D. Bennett, H. Bennett, Benton, Berry, Bethel, Bickers, Biddy. Row Four: Biggs, Bilbo, Blackstock, Blanton, Bloslield, Booth, Bowen, Bowman, B. Bradford, R. Bradford, Bramlett, Bridges. .S7lfL6'jl Q5Al'l'Ldl'l Cfarki . . . Row One: Brikess, Briscoe, Brock, Brockman, Brooking, A. Brown, B. Brown, C. Brown, E. Brown, S. Brown, Bruce, D. Bryant. Row Two: L. Bry- ant, Bullard, Burel, Burrell, Cable, Canup, Cannon, K. Cantrell, M, Cantrell, D. Carey, P. Corey, Carter. Row Three: Calwell, Chambee, Chap- man, Cheatham, Chester, Chitwood, Chosewood, Christopher, Chupp, Cla rk, Clay, Cobb. Row Four: D. Cochran, Doris Cochran, Cothbin, Coggins, A. Cohen, B. Cohen, Collett, Colwell, Comer, Cook, Conley, Cooper. 42 Row One: Corben, Corbin, Crabtree, Croft, Cudd, Culver, Curry, Dalor, Dalton, E. Davis, H. Davis, DeLoache. Row Two: Dean, R. Dearhart, Rich- ard Dearhart, Dearmon, Dennark, Dobson, Donesecs, Donehoo, Douglas, Dudman, Duncan, Dunn. Row Three: DuVall, Dye, Dyes, Dykes, Eason, R. Edwards, S. Edwards, Edwins, Ellenburg, Elrod, Eskew, Eubanks, Row Four: M. Evans, R. Evans, Ferguson, Filson, Finks, Fletcher, Flock, Floyd, Folds, K. Ford, M. Ford, Forte. ow One: Fowler, Furlow, E. Gaddis, S. Gaddis, W. Gaddis, Gaines. Row wo: L. Garrett, R. Garrett, Gay, George, Gibbs, B. Gibson. Row Three: Gibson, Gilder, Glaze, Glover, Goodwin, Grantham. Row Four: Green, ritfin, Grizzell, Gumm, Hadden, Haddock. 43 M fern' 2 x .ve '10- Going back to the day of their childhood are eighth graders par ticipating in Baby Day. Row One: Hadley, Hager, B. Hall, C. Hall, D. Hall, Hambuck, Hamrick, Hardwick, Harper, Haynes, Head, Hembree. Row Two: Hendon, Hendrix Hensley, Hightower, Hitchcock, Holley, Hornsby, Hood, Howard, Hudson, Hughes, Hull. Row Three: Hulsey, Hunter, Hurt, Hyndman, B. Jackson, T. Jackson, Jannett, Jarden, C. Johnson, L. Johnson, W. Johnson, Jones. Row Four: Jump, Karakos, Karr, D. Kennedy, P. Kennedy, Kilpatrick, L King, V. King, Kilcsky, Lacy, E. Langford, L, Langford. .S7lfLL'gl 86Al'l'LCl,l'l 3055 . . . Row One: Larrimore, Leach, Lee, Leff, Lemons, Lewis, Lyons, J. Maddox, N. Maddox, Mallery, Manning, Manns. Row Two: K. Martin, W. Martin, Mattox, Mauney, Mayfield, Maynard, Meek, Merck, McCrackin, B. McDaniel, R, McDaniel, McDevitt. Row Three: McElroy, McGee, McKenny McLendon, McPherson, Miles, Miller, J. Mitchell, R. Mitchell, Mize, D. Moore, R. Moore. Row Four: R. Moore, Morrow, Moses, Mount, Mullins, Mullis, Myrick, Neal, Newberry, Nutt, Ogletree, O'Kelley. 44 4 Row One: Owensby, Pack, Page, Parker, Patton, Payne, L. Peeyy, M. Peevy, Peppers, Perry, A. Phillips, D. Phillips. Row Two: Pigg, Pittman, Pless Polson, O. Poole, P. Poole, Pope, Popham, Porter, Poulos, L. Powell, N. Powell. Row Three: Power, Powers, Pratt, Prewett, Price, Pritchett, Pruitt Puckett, A. Pye, C. Pye, Queen, Raburn. Row Four: Ragsdale, B. Ramsey, R. Ramsey, Ray, Reid, Reynolds, Richells, Rickels, Robbins, E. Roberts L. Roberts, J. Robinson. ?ow One: P Robinson, Roper J. Rogers, S Rogers Rozier, Rutledge, Row Two: Sailors, Sanders, Sandis, Sasser, Satterfield, Sewell. Row Three: Glve me l'lou'lf l.f:T,2fQX, ihadix, Sharpe, Shaw, Shelnutt, Shmerling, Shuman. Row Four: Skinner, opuylpy, no W.. ol WXNNX mqllwood, A. smith, B. smifh, E. smafh, H. Smith. Hun K I can mike 35,53 yA fQ9i+1 he x'l' w16,Q.l' il 4 g f i ar ml 1 ' if .1 if 45 if - v p 1 it T.. Row One: Henry Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith, E. Smith, Linda Smith, P. Smith, Patricia Smith, R. Smith, Robert Smith, Robert Smith, Ruby Smith, Sorrow. Row Two: Sorrows, Speer, Stavoopoulos, A. Stephens, R. Stephens, J. Stewart, Joe Stewart, Still, Stilley, Stokes, Summers, Swann. Row Three: Sweatman, Sylvester, J. Taylor, R. Taylor, Thompson, Tolbert, Tomlin, Tucker, F. Turner, R. Turner, Uselton, Varnadoe. Row Four: Veal, Vickers, Vincent, Vines, M. Vinson, R. Vinson, Walker Wallace, B. Warren, L. Warren, C. Waters, R. Waters. .S7lfL6'gl QZJAl'l'l6lI'l 61,55 . . . Row One: Watts, Weaver, Webb, Weber, West, Whidby, H. Whitehead. Row Two: R. White- head, Jimmy Williams, J. Williams, M. Williams, Wilson, Woods, Wooten. Row Three: Yates, York, H. Young, L. Young, R. Young. W.. 46 CTIIIN . f CMJ ,gjvorfd ?WiAfary REX HAWKINS JOY STEVENS Co-Editor Co-Editor The Smithsonian staff has endeavored to extend to the students of Smith High an annual that will be a permanent rec- ord of the gala performance of the Smith High Story in 1955-a story that is a mixture of pathos, drama, and comedy. THE SMITllSONIAN PUBLISIIES 5 BOUSTIZRS Row One: Duffey, Moon, Calhoun Strickland, Johnson. Row Two Carpio, Watkins, S. Smith, M Smith, Marston, Mayo, Millard McMillan. Row Three: Britt, Hayes Hatton, Aaron, Sanders, George Harper, Wilson, Hadley. Row Four Schreffler, Conner, Cheatham, Ivey Clark, Cotton, Sweatmon, Embry Ragsdole, English, Briscoe, Smith. ADV ISFRS MISS MESSER MR. MITCHELL MRS. SYMMERS LOIS BRITT Superlative Editor and Photographer GLENN PARRISH Freshman Editor RICHARD SAILORS Business Manager LAMAR SAVAGE Junior Editor DON SMITH Military Editor THOMAS WOOTEN Sports Editor THE SUUVENIR PBIIGBAM LINDA WOMACK Sophomore Co-Editor GAIL WRIGHT Art Editor HANNA ZIMMERMAN Honors and Features Co-Editor JACOB BAKER DOLORES HENDERSON NATHAN MCCANNON JERRY TANT Advertising Editor Club Editor Faculty Editor Sub-Freshman DAVIDA FRIEDMAN LARRY KING BOBBY MEDLOCK Co-Editor Honors and Features Senior Editor Sub-Freshman MARSHA WHITLEY Co-Editor Co-Editor Sophomore Co-Editor AlJX'ISIxRS CONNIE CLARK PATTY ROBINSON Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor MRS' MCKEE MISS HARVEY MRS. HANSE s Ql'lCl!0l . . . PAT HUNNICUTT RUTH MAYO EDWARD HADLEY Editorial SUE IVEY Advertising SHIRLEY PEPPERS Circulation Features Typist Staff Business Manager JACKIE HUNTER .IEANNE JONES EAYE McLEAN Manager RACHEL FRANCO Asst, Business Advertising Exchange RICHARD SAILORS Typist Manager Staff Manager Sports Editor 50 SENATOR, REPRESENTATIVES Row One: Ivey, Ragsdole, Clark, Sweatmon, Embrey, George. Row Two: Lewis, Carey, Duvall, Dutton, Rogsdole, Anderson, Azur, Henderson. Row Three: Colhlin, Kennedy, Sharple, Jew, Mullinax, Mercoro, Turner, Elben, Ethridge, Jones. JIMMY TOLLESON GAIL STANFORD Sports Editor News Editor KIRK WOOSTER MARY STRICKLAND Photographer Feature Editor The Senator HOKE SMITH HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA vol, 8 OCTOBER 29, 1954 No. '11 I A . . Georgia Scholastic Press Association FAQ gf , w 'I I gal' I 'Pwr Quill 8 Scroll . 4 ' I-my IN? HIE? J -fer., ililllllls vkisijwigfql 'Mm Sl' Intergtlonal Honor Award Q89 'Ili' '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 ,- 5 ' 1- -,, ... 1 Georle Gallup' Award o,w,,,-ummm.,-I . . - 5-.ann-,wa-a v Q '54 an-an-ag if x r A 5500 Publiahed monthly by the atudenta nf Smith High EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editor-in-chief.- I--....-..--Connie Clark Advertising Stal! . Associate I-:dim ,,,. ,...., - .,,.,..,Patty Robinson . Shlflfv Pfvvfw- -hehe Hum' News Ediwf,,.-I.,- .,,, ---- ,,,,, om sunfofa Advmwmv Advher- Feature Editor ..., .........lIary Strickland . lu' BMW ,955 HIV' Adviser.-.--....1llra. Catherina lckn Circulation Adviaer.-,--lr-a. Anno Ruin Photolrapher.---...1.-.....KIrk Wooster Circulation Manager ..,.. .. ..,-- Ed Hadlev Typist ...- ......,..., ...... - .,-..-.-.-..- ,.., Sue Ivey Exchange Editor ,......,,. ......,, F aye McLean 1- f The Smith High Band played an important role in the Smith High Program for the school year 1954-55. Among many of the parts this fine organi- zation contributed to the pro- gram were: half-time shows for football games, marching in various parades, playing at assemblies, representing Smith at the state music festival, and providing the music for graduation exercises. MAJORETTES' Left to Right: Bramlett, Strickland, Hunter, and Harriett. BAND MEMBERS Row One: Ivey, Cheatham, Clark, Hatton, English. Row Two: Smith, Sharple, Cook, Causey Krasnor, Smith. Row Three: Hooper, Stowe, Hawkins, Savage, Bullock, Peek, McConnell, Johnson Row Four: Mr. Scdlack, Chupp. lJ,fXNCQli HAND Cll,L'l5 jhe Smifh Row One: Sharple, Elben, Anderson, Azar, Cheatham, Clark, lvey, Smith, Causey, Hatton, Pearson, Schretfler. Row Two: Mr. Sedlack, Roberts Stowe, Bulloch, Hawkins, Hopper, Jones, Hutcheson, Parrish, Owens, Blankenship, Jones, Bobo, Savage. 52 MAJORETTES, Left to Right: Sweatmon, Hunnicutt, Harper. BAND MEMBERS: Row One: Schrelf- Ier, Pearson, Coker, Fowler. Row Two: Azar, Anderson, Eblen, Jones. Row Three: Hutcheson, Parrish, Blankenship, Owens, Jones, Bobo, Daniels, McGrifl', Mercora, Roberts, McCannon. Row Four: Sanders, Duffey, LuGalliene. j x LAMAR SAVAGE Lieut. f :' E if. NICK AZAR Prop. Mgr. SEDLACK Director ' REX HAWKI NS Capt. 53 The Band has been active in many Ways in contributing to the fine record which Smith High School has achieved, and all the students and faculty of the school would like to ex- press their sincerest thanks to this outstanding unit. We know that the Band will con- tinue to make outstanding contributions to all the Smith High programs of the future. DIANNE SCHREFFLER Lieut. L, X GLENN PARRISH Store Room Mgr. :Ao o Row One: Hopson, Mosely, Nash, Ethridge Row Two: McLean, Barber, Griswcll, Miles, Lopcr. Row Three: Millard, Connor, Le Gallienne, Conner, Kopyt, Williams, Booth PMMC mfafionfi Row One: Smith, Ivey, Clark. Row Two: Embry, Hunnicutt, Strickland, Hunter, Pep- pers, Ragsdale, Henderson, Sweatmon. Row Three: Ware, Hadley, Sailors, Corley, Woolfe, Barrett, Cook. dfrfifg Klzeergaclem Row One: Smith, Ragsdale. Row Two Azar, Yancey, Watkins, George, Smith Lemons, Magruder. I S O Row One: Calhoun, Snipes, Sweatmon Ragsdale, Mayo, Holbrook, Sanders, Mor: gan, Robinson, Marston, Orrie. Row Two Henderson, Embry, Davis, Cheatham, Con- sidine, Wright, Scott, Smith, Hatton, Had- don, Briscoe, Stevens, Hargett, Ivey, Clark Row Three: Miss Allan, Hale, Hunnicutt Holcombe, Kennedy, Smith, Schreftleri ldov, Watkins, Kopyt, Watts, Krasmer Means, Christopher, Nash. Row Fourl Bishop, Childers, Strickland, Campbell Brumbelow, Cannon, Coter, Hutson, Tuck: er, Thomas, Zimmerman, Friedman, Hun- nicutt, Wilson, Fountotou, Harris. yr. Guifan Row One: Brookshire, Bramlett, Davis, Hargett, Hunter, Hunnicutt, Watkins, Born, Yancey, Ivey, Strickland, Johnson, McMillian, Childers, Dumas, Mosely, O'Neal. Row Two: McDaniel, Morgan Sivealma, Crumbly, Bannister, Henderson, Schrettler, Britt, Cheatham, Clark, Rob- inson, Fowler. 1 I Row One: Pope, Bramlett, Poulos, Ken- nedy. Row Two: Gibbs, Cantrell, Kolesky, Roberts, Hordwick, Speer, Mattox. Row Three: Left, Mauney, Smilt, Bryant, Rey- nolds, Sharple, Weber, Cophlin, Shomer- ling. Row Four: Dalton, Glover, Corey, Cable, Haynes, Morrow, Parker, Stephens, Bailey. T' IQ C1045 elarefien fa fiued Row One: Kennedy, Henley, ldov. Row Two: Ethridge, Odum, Thomas, McMil- lian, Hatton, Stitt, Filson. Row Three: Shmerling, McGuirt, Dean, Crabtree, Moon, Sharple, Edwards, Miss Henry. Row Four: Cheatham, Johnson, Mason, Edwards, Ewins. irri ee Row One: Johnson, Bennett, Lee, Gay, Doler, Evans, Butler. Row Two: Aiken, Cantrell, Hutson, Cook, Ballentine, West, McDaniel. Row Three: English, White, Grubbs, Considine, Tucker, Williams, Nunn. Q2 Row One: Mullinax, Booth, Sailors, Turner, Camp, Stitt. Row Two: Hun- nicutt, Neat, Miller, Hetcher, Benton, Mayfield, Austin. Row Three: Barron, Loggins, Pruitt, Adams, Cantrell, How- ers, Cantrell. aforeffefi Row One: Strickland, Sweatmon. Row Two: Harper, Hunter, Hargett, Hunni- cutt, Bramlett. mmol C400 Row One: Robinson, Reynolds, Hudgins, Wilson, Lentini, Row Two: Johnson, Eskew, Burrell, Forsyth, Worshum. Row Three: Williams, Lentini, Baker, Len- tini, Stanford. ogdrarg Mia fanla Row One: Lemming, Mauldin, Keenum, Hadley, Anderson. Row Two: Mrs. Wal- lis lLibrarianJ, Cannon, Humphries, Harmon, Grantham, Mrs. Camp fLi- brarianl. Jaffa CM Row One: Jew, Johnson, Dawes. Row Two: Zimmerman, Friedman, Carpio, Calhoun, Sailors, Pappas. Row Three: Mrs. Robbins, Baker, Myrick, Anderson, Considine, Jackson, Barrett. laani:5A Row One: Carpio, Friedman, Means, Smith. Row Two: Mullinax, Moore, Miller, Cagle, Nash, Zimmerman. Row Three: Ware, Jew, Barrett, Wolfe, Roberts, Cook, Mrs. Robbins. PQVLCA Row One: Robinson, Morgan, Sanders, Holbrook, Henderson. Row Two: Foun- totou, Kopyt, Cook, Marston, Cooley, Moon, Watts, Pearson, Row Three: Hatton, Conner, Higgins, Smith, Fur- gesen, Arnold, Mcdlock, Fletchu, Hud- son. Row Four: Bryant, Bartlett, Bow- den, Holbrook, Naddra, Parish, Hard- wick, Ried, McCannon, McCoy, .ggucfenf C Ouflcl Row One: Chambley, Walker, Born Butler, McGahee, Booth. Row Twoi Azar, Holcombe, Brookshire, King, Ros- ton, Hawkins, Brooks, McLean, Atkins. Row Three: Bailey, Kennedy, Simmons, Erwin, Watts, Day, Mason, Kennum Crumley, Duftey. Row Four: Ford, Mc: Cullos, Wooten, Brannon, Cotton, Rog- ers, Keenan, Barrett, Wolfe, Duncan. .S?MJel'lf 60lU'f Standing: Rex Hawkins, Don Smith, Bobby Daws, William Jew, Jimmy Tol- leson. Seated: Bobby Braden, Martha Yearwood, Gail Wright, Jerry Naddra. Jlnfef- CLA Row One: Ragsdale, Marston, Stevens Smith, Carpio, Smith. Row Two: Sweat- mon, Ivey, Kennedy, Aaron, Watkins Born, Strickland. Row Three: Morgan Robinson, Sanders, Jew, Hawkins Wooten, Tolleson, Hadley, Holbrook. .cf CM Row One: Jones, Wooster, Marinos, Law- horne, Bartlett. Row Two: Moore, Franco, Smith, Fincher, Chamblee, Pope. Row Three: Wooster, McKay, Peek, Adams, Willinqham, Mullinax. cimafln Row One: Sams, Langford. Row Two Fountatou, Rivers, Holcomb, Brumbelow. -' 2206 Row One: Haynes, Mattox, Krasner, Can- non, Smith, Bramlett, Poulos, Watts, Or- rie, Gilbert, Kennedy. Row Two: Evans Bishop, Tucker, Thomas, Stephens, Crab- tree, Cable, Evans, Rivers, Cannon, Simp- son. Row Three: Whitehead, New, Glaze Eskew, Weber, Smith, Holcombe, Rickles Hunnicutt, King, Miller, Brock, McKenny King, Smith, Campbell. HCIJQL irecforfi Row One: Cannon, McLean, Morgan, Atkins, Aaron. Row Two: Mr. Richards, Peppers, Marston, Holbrook, Robinson, Schreftler. ,Sf CM Row One: Yearwood, Tolleson, Born Row Two: Warren, Hayes, Wilson, Lee Ward, Kennedy, Aaron, Smith, Harperi Row Three: Mr. Jenkins, Wooten Brookshire, Morris, Nelson, Bonner, Brannon, Edwards, McDaniel, Schram Martin, Hadley. Row Four: Ford, War- ren, Ferguson, Sailors, Naddra, Hen- ley, Echols, Evans, Smith, Braden Smith. BML 3 eI 6 Row One: Loggins, McAfee, Beck, Walker, Brumbelow, Henley, Yearwood. Row Two: Shereftler, Smith, Griffin, McLean, Kohesky, Miles, Weber, At- kins. Row Three: Childre, Stevens, Williams, Naddra, Corley, McMillan, Hulsey, Watkins. E rm-.N--w ' A ,, ramaficd CM Row One: Morgan, Marston, Holbroo Sanders, Whitesides, Robinson, Woote Britt, Aaron, Smith. Row Two: Care Friedman, Zimmerman, McDanie Strickland, Snipes, Hargett, Sweatmo Mayo, Hunnicutt, Womack, Booth. Ro Three: LeGallienne, Orrie, Baniste Clark, Stevens, Hadley, ldov, William Wright, Born, Watkins, Cheatha Miss Forbus. Row Four: Summers, Sa age, Hawkins, Braden, Hardy, Kenned lvey, Power, Day, Gay, Cotton. 60-54 f-Y! Row One: McMillan, Mayo, Stevens Sweatmon, Hadley, Wooten, Schrelf Ier, Crumley, Cheatham, Marston. Ro Two: Bramlett, Davis, Johnson, Cal hound, Friedman, Hunnicutt, Hunter Zimmerman, Smith, Clark, Born, Yan cey, Watkins, Orrie, White, Morgan Hargett, McDaniel, Henderson. Ro Three: Kennedy, Britt, Duffey, Year wood, Banister, English, Sanders, Hol brook, Hardy, Kennedy, Ragsdale, Rob inson, Wilson, George, Ivey, Embr Childre, Burch. Row Four: Whiteside Sailors, R. Sailors, Naddra, Hawkin Smith, Cotton, Brannon, Day, Napt Powers, Braden, Smith, Bonner, Tolle son, Anderson. egirifafom CSM Row One: Yearwood, Braden, Watkin Hadley, Born. Row Two: Davis, lve Morgan, Carpio, Calhoun, McMilla White, Clay, Dumas, Holcombe, Hun nicutt, Snipes. Row Three: Sweatmo Schrettler, Orrie, Stevens, Britt, Wil liams, Marston, Keenum, Robinson, Em bry, Childre, Cheatham, Clark, ldo Briscoe, Smith. Row Four: Cotton, An derson, Wooten, Day, Smith, Napt George, Holbrook, Hadley, Sander Powers, Keenum, Kuykendall, Wilso Higgins, Hawkins. mmap, 0100, l fl'l'l ell f FRANCIS KEENAN .IACK HIGGINS Cadet Maior Cadet Major The Hoke Smith ROTC Unit, which for years has won honor rating, has completed a successful year. Among the activities they undertook were: Participa- tion in a parade on Armistice Day, the Annual Sabre Presentation, the Military Ball, and the biggest event of the year, Federal Inspection. Following these events were Sponsors' Day and ROTC Night. DON SMITH Cadet Lieutenant Colonel CAPTAIN D. C. JONES M-SGT. CLYDE DICKERSON Assistant P.M.S.T. Instructor I 63 . , 'W' . ve - are gg? ' il E :,.A A THOMAS WOOTE N Cadet Captain .,AQ lfznqpanyi WRST PLATOON 95 EDWARD HADLEY, Platoon Leader Row One: Echols, McDougal, Turner, Johnston, Woolfe, Rivers, Folds. Row Two: Warren, Pye, Ballard, Owens, Barrett, Boyd, Barker, Smith, Shierling. SECOND PLATOON FREDDIE MCKENZIE, Platoon Leader Hall. Row Three 4 M Row One: Henley, Loper, Albright, Manning, Jew, Coker, Bonner. Row Two: Taylor, Ray, Ethridge, Foster, Anglin, Thomas. Row Three: Warren, Smith, West, Thomas. 64 ,eg Si 5 gomlaang .- . 'DONALD WHITESIDE Cadet Captain WRST PLATOON S JIMMY TOLLESON, Platoon Leader Row One: Gregory, Morrison, Bowman, Reid, Pinnell, McMillan, Burfield. Row Two: Simmons, Wheeler, Huffmaster, Johns, Swords Row Three: Wheeler, Fargason, Wallis, Hestley, Waddell. K SECOND PLATOON t HAROLD ANDERSON, Platoon Leader Row One: Helmes, Little, Bowden, Rozier, Allen, Cothran, Chalmers. Row Two: Davis, Light, Shellnut, Smith, McKool. Row Three: Spradley, Tant, Arnold, Mobley, Pierce, Daws. 65 in 1 C COI'Vll06ll'lg BOBBY BRADEN Cadet Captain FIRST PLATOON I yu' Q N., F' 'QW 'S WA L ,qrkgw L, BSN sa. QL. W QQ wA'k:4a:r' KENNETH ALEXANDER, Platoon Leader Raw One: Sailors, Bolton, Jackson, Hendricks, Smith, Cronic, Kurakas. Row Two: Jones, Gershum, Roberts, Bonds, Arden. Row Three: Johnson, Looney, Smith, Chisklon, Karr. SECOND .PLATOON BILL MARTIN, Platoon Leader Row One: Kitchens, Bruce, Lovings, McElroy, Boozer, Bryant, McDaniel. Row Two: Sweat, Hester, Medlock, Burch, Chalmers, High- tower. Row Three: Hardwick, McDonald, Nelson, Snipes, Sutton, Mayfield. 66 VIRGINIA LEE Queen of Military Ball COLOR GUARD Duws, Cooley, Little, Thomas The R.O.T.C. unit at Smith High has lived up to its excellent reputation this year as it has in years before. This fine organization has assisted in many ways in carrying on the pro- gram at Smith this year. From football games to the most serious of occasions, the Smith High R.O.T.C. unit has helped to give and maintain the excellent reputation our school has achieved. We know that this organization will continue to be one of the main factors in the Smith Hi h ro ram of the future. g P 3 FRANKLIN BALLANTINE JERRY KUYKENDAL NELSON HARRIS Cadet Captain Cadet Captain Cadet Captain ing 67 Row One: Owens, McDaniel, Wooten, Whiteside, Ferguson, Warren, Brook shire, Turner, Hardwick. Row Two: Gregory, Echols Ford Naddra Bran non, Braden, Warren, Newton, Smith, Pye, Looney fManagerJ. Row Three: Piper, Johnson, Waddell, Chalmers, Smith, Day McKool Ballard Cur rence, Born, Schram. Row Four: Power, Smallwood, Smallwood, Hadley, Tolleson, McKool, Daws. SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH Uaraify goofdaf SCORES 68 COLUMBUS . O'KEEFE . . . BASS N. FULTON . . LANIER . SYLVAN . FULTON . . BROWN SOUTHWEST ROOSEVELT A Eg S. FOOTBALL COACHES--Kimmel, Watkins, Richards, J sf, if V enkins, Erwin. VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS- Hardwick, Chupp, Looney. When the Smith High Varsity football team was honored at the annual 1954-55 banquet, outstanding players were recog- nized for feats performed on the gridiron. Trophies were award- ed to captain Melvin Ferguson -MVP, Thomas Wooten-Best Blocker and Donald Power, Un- sung Hero. Jimmy Tolleson carries ball for long yardage against O'Keefe. Interference is led by Charles Turner. 69 swam! l U f inf ws. QGJYL i 11 C SYLVAN 14 SMITH 0 li, N. FULTON 1 8 SMITH 0 FULTON 27 SMITH 0 BROWN 2 0 SMITH o SOUTHWEST 1 2 SMITH 6 ROOSEVELT 42 SMITH 1 2 Row One: Crane, Oakes, Bullock, Morris, Hughes, Johnson, Nelson. Row Two: Baker, Burch, Ford, Ray, Jones, Higginbotham. Row Three: Nalley, Harmon, Kelley, Bowen, Huffmaster, Hulsey. Row Four: Evans, Little, Medley, Rickels, Perry, Mullinax. Row Five: Woll, Shaddix, Hope, Pless, Raburn. CEQM, ggracle SYLVAN 1 3 SMITH FULTON 1 3 SMITH N. FULTON 19 SMITH BROWN 1 5 SMITH SOUTHWEST 1 3 SMITH ROOSEVELT 19 SMITH Row One: Wilson, Ogletree, Popham, Elrod, Bullock. Row Two: Mount, Dancsecs, Gibson, Hall, Shadix. Row Three Whitfield, Shelton, Dudman, Christopher, Brockmun. Row Four: Coach Richards, Queen, Taylor, Sanders, Patton Row Five: Dunkin, Hensley. 71 ogd i Uaraify Z?adLef6a! , Row One: Ford, McDaniel, Gregory, Koler, Hawkins. Row Two: Braden, Smith, Ferguson, Warren, Echols. Basketball tradition is rich at Hoke Smith High School under Coach S. C. Watkins. His hard hitting teams have failed to Win a spot in the State Tournament only once in the last eight years it has been a senior high school, starting in 1948. We have no depth, and we have had better talent, but this is the easiest bunch to coach I ever had, insists Watkins. They-come to play, they like it, and they hate to lose. The Smithies, who came as close as any team in the state this year to beating Baker's state defending champs, don't have what most coaches regard as ideal talent. Through their individual strength, the Smithies won nine of 10 Region 3-AA games and tied Sylvan for the Southern Division Cham- pionship. They also Won a berth in the State Tournament again this year. Bobby Braden, a slim six footer who is presi- dent of the student body, is a great shot from the corners and all medium distances, a fine re- bounder, and a proven star from three years standing. Even Watkins isn't quite sure who the other regular forward is. Ken Warren? Eugene Greg- ory? Donald Ballard? Tommy Shadix? All are promising upperclassmen, but are a year or so away from star proportions. Center Lamar Echols, 6-4 sophomore, is the city's second leading scorer. He is a fine re- bounder, probably Georgia's most promising soph. Don Ford and Bill McDaniel, a pair of under- sized guards, are the lads who play better than they know how. Their extreme speed and race- horse style makes them crowd pleasers and make them feared by foes. Smith entered the city tournament with four of our men placing in a list of 35 city leaders. Lamar Echols had an average of 20.15 Bobby Braden, 16.15 Bill McDaniel, 10.6, and Don Ford, 10.2 Truly, these are the athletic heroes of the Smith High Story. SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH BRADE N ECHOLS Forward Center Echols and Warren are up after the ball as Braden and McDaniel guard opponents. TEAM SCORES . , SYLVAN 52 SMITH 57 . . SYLVAN 52 . . FULTON 43 SMITH 51 . . FULTON 48 . . . BROWN 50 SMITH 70 . . . . BROWN 44 . . SOUTHWEST 61 SMITH 60 . . SOUTHWEST 41 . ROOSEVELT 33 SMITH 75 . . . . ROOSEVELT 40 Y: FORD WARREN MCDANIEL SMITH Guard Forward Guard ,Center 73 QA , ardify gaolfefgaf Row One: Pappas, Cousey, Horper, Born, Hardy, Hayes, Smith, Childres. Row Two: Christopher, Yearwood, Ward, Coach Kimmel, Lee, Griffin, Auron, Eblen. We have reason to be proud of our girls' bas- ketball team this year. Out of ten games in the Southern Division of the city, they won eight. They were the first City League team in two years to defeat Southwest. The lassies went all the Way to the semi-finals in the City Tourna- ment, placing fourth there and second in the Southern Division. Their Coach, Mr. Lloyd Kimmel said, These girls overcame several handicaps and developed into the best girls' basketball team I have ever coached. Helen Born, co-captain and forward, and Ru- ane Aaron were the only two first first-string- ers to return. In the words of the coach they measured up to everyone's expectations, Helen being an exceptional ball handler and Ruane im- proving progressively as the season advanced. Peggy Hayes and Barbara Lee, guards, Were standouts in every game, Peggy being the first girl from Smith to make the city All Tourna- ment Team. Reba Ward and Barbara Harper filled the other forward positions. Barbara has an uncanny eye for the basket and Reba came up from a sub and proved to be an excellent pivot and a valuable member of the team. Ann Hardy, co-captain, who alternated with Bar- bara Harper, also contributed much to the suc- cess of the team. The subs came through when needed, adding much to the team's most successful season. I I I Born goes up with opponent as Harper and Ward stand by. SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH . SYLVAN . FULTON . . BROWN SOUTHWEST ROOSEVELT SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH AARON Guard 45 . 46 , 44 . 32 . . 55 . BORN Forward . . SYLVAN 30 , FULTON 27 . . . BROWN 37 SOUTHWEST 43 ROOSEVELT 43 LEE HARDY HAYES WARD Forward - Guard Forward Guard 75 . ,V 1 we f'lf,wn Q Qfwqmqyffs Here you see five senior boys who are seasoned ball players: Braden, Hawkins, Smith, Cotton, and Ford. llilmify gaaedaf 5 rr? Row One: McKooI, Ford, Hawkins, Cotton, Arden. Row Two: Gregory, Warren, McDaniel, Naddra, Braden, Smith. 76 Senior track men-Hadley, Smith, and Brannon-once more show their ability. an ja! Row One.' Anderson, Kuykendall, Morris, Smith. Row Two: Ford, Whaley, Rayburn, Pye, Day, Echols, Warren, McKenzie. 77 Born, Smallwood, Hadley, Brannon, Shnddix. Row Three ir A , .xdflzific Mociafion The Girls' Athletic Association provides an opportunity for all girls to participate in intramural athletics. Points toward a school award are earned by attending practice and playing on teams. GAA OFFICERS Lou Ann Millard, Linda Mosely, Jeanette Williams, Beverly Nash, Faye McLean Knot picturedl. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row One: Beverly Nash, Elizabeth Ethridge, Linda Moseley, Jerry Booth. Row Two: Irene Conner, Elizabeth Barber, Maxine LeGallienne, Martha Walker, Mary Miles, Anna Connor, Jeanette Williams. 78 IOIOQFC G55 .gafeldaf Gain, Jeanette Williams Martha Walker Mary Miles Jerry Booth Emily Orrie Elizabeth Etheridge Beverly Nash Linda Mosely somaf Bain Row One: Patsy Moore, Alice Gris- well, Betty Sams, Emily Orrie. Lin- da Mosely. Row Two: Jeanette Wil- liams, Miss King, Barbara Christo- pher, Elizabeth Etheridge, Anna Conner, Irene Conner, Beverly Nash. fS2,1,f1, gmze lycra!-efda! Gain Edna Filson Kathleen Ford Willine Gilder Prima DuVall Pat Robertson Elizabeth Barber Miss King Row One: Schram, Nelson, McKooI, M. Harmon. Row Two: Huffmuster, Mgr., Rickels, Mullinux, Raburn, Evans, McKool, and Conch Irwin. Row One: Popham, Mgr., Ogletree, Corbin, Pophcm, Shaddix, Mitchell. Row Two: Patton, Christopher, Dudmun, Gumm, Smith, Mount, and Coach Irwin. 80 '? '5- 5 5 ia EGJLQMG 8 tl grade Z?aaLef6af UBTAIN ALLS J4,l,,,,,,,., jeu fu rw .f4cA1erfi45 em 81 There is no higher honor bestowed upon a Senior than to be admitted to the National Honor Society. This rec- ognition is given if a Senior has at- tained a high scholastic average for nine semesters and excelled in leader- ship, character, and service through- out his high school career. afcona onor ociefg . . . Boys who have won a varsity letter in a major sport and have a B aver- age for two semesters are eligible for membership in the National Athletic Scholarship Society. . . . Qui! an Sm Quill and Scroll is an international high school honorary society for journalism. In order to have membership in this club you must excel in some phase of journalism, be recom- mended by the adviser of the publication, and have good scholarship. Row One: Britt, Clark, Friedman, Hawkins, Hendeerson. RowTwo: King, Mayo, McCannon, Parrish, Peppers. Row Three Robinson, Savage, Smith, Stanford, Stevens. Row Four: Strickland, Wright, Zimmerman. 1 V QF ' 83 wird CM . . . The National Beta Club accepts only Juniors and Seniors who ship have zu B average and who are outstanding in leader- and character. Row One: Aaron, Adams, Barrett, Born, Britt, Burrell, Calhoun. Row Two: Carpio, Clark, Daws, English, Friedmzn, Grunt, Hadley. Row Three: Hargett, D. lohnston, Kccnun, King, Lemons, Six: Orrin, Parish, Peck, Peppers Wright, Zimmerman. TF' , ap. 1 Hawkins, Hawkins, Henderson, Holbrook, Idov, Ivey. Row Four: M. Johnson, Johnson, Marston. Row Five: Mayo, McCannon, McDaniel, McMillan, Millard, Moon, Morgan. Row Robinson, Sanders, Schrettler. Row Seven: Stanford, Stevens, Watkins, Wilson, Woolf, 84 igrwialenf o .sjfuclenf goal? BOBBY BRADEN 'MQ' Emi Aff OW! BOBBY BRADEN and CONNIE CLARK take u few min- utes off from their heuvy schedule to take u spin on the merry-go-round. 86 x N . x 5 . .. ., ,iw 315 Q A A NM, ww 'Kit 'ft .: tif' ' 5 Liffiigi ' I Q, fi ? v I v I Av -H-4-Y, 7 Woof .fdffracfiue Taking it easy for the first time this year are PATRICIA SWEATMON and JIMMY TOLLESON. 90 E H Qui! germ 4 0- Q .K L, A rw Enjoying themselves after 0 year of hard work and study are REX HAWKINS and JOY STEVENS. 92 if pigs I U l's'qE5fmS?'5h3ffAQ b - . tvs st E-fxgt: EVEN .sltsiigxsxiiffai swims ., fs v E E,-. M Q fs A Q, ,- ,B Y K, L wg - flvyfwubof-.Q A x XS ' M91 - , Mgwwmoww H fy Xm fm Wm fiwi 9 as-. bak www 5 x X. A Smith High Band Members and Majorettes are quite pleased, because SERVICE UNIFORM COM- PANY furnishes their uniforms. A 'E if C SX or 4 Going Places? No! If RALPH CANNON AUTO SERVICE had done the work, this wouIdn't have happened. Go to 25I Techwood Dr. for good auto service. Richard and his gang are eating good food at our neighbor's - THE PIGMY. I 4 PIGMY iii'iI DFQSIN I0 IO Ofdflfff? rr IW LAL ,L A rw miIIw f',ImIfc: Dian Schreffler, Joan ldov, and Richard Sailors smile their approval of . . . The new 32,000,000 Georgia marble building at ATLANTA DIVISION, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA-only air- conditioned college classroom building in the Southeast-with roof-deck, spa- cious activities areas looking on gar- dened patios, rapidly expanding Ii- brary, well-lighted, modern classrooms. Career Planning Service Placement Service Student Credit Union ROTC Program for Boys B.B.A. Degree B.S. in Nursing Education Degree B.A. or B.S. Degree Program for three years. X,- X I- ' 9 I Here we see Smith High Seniors, Don Smith and Mary Ann George, enjoying Pepsi- Cola. Future artists from Smith High using MIL- TON BRADLEY MATERIALS. I 5 It is easy to see that these boys and girls enjoy drinking Seultest Milk from Southern Duiries - the only milk served in Smith High's Cafe- terio. .S7oufAern .ibairiw 96 Oscar is the fovorite of Smith High Seniors .- ,Y .lg f L 1 9 fx' iid I. T- f , -Z I X. 'H ,,.f ofayg pofafo 645,95 173 BouLEvARD,N.E. Continue to meet your friends ot jim e a rd i fy 97 KQMQIAQM0' y Q F i'5RVlCE'C6l.lNTEw ig5E3il?fh I Smxsffisif ef it x Kung of America s Doughnuts al Y W - M ML, m5,,gN J6'e,ne , 4 A , a ll 4 I l I U , WQVQL4 iv' Goo H129 Food' J 0 E COT T0 N'S For excellent food and service eat at Drive-Inn, 805 West Whitehall St., S.W. Joe Cotton's We eat Jersey Ice Cream in our cafeteria. efzfey .960 Cream 60l'YI.l9C1l'ly 784 N. HIGHLAND AVE., N.E. 98 9565. wk so You can't resist Jake's Potato Chips, Served in our cafeteria. ml'eflll0l'l goof! fgroflucfd 270 Garnett St., S.W. Smith High Seniors enjoy AUNT FANNY'S PIES in our cafeteria. Here Smith High Students wait in line to be served GORDON'S FOODS by Mr. Richards. ii 5, 1 ws, Q .2 nv 6 . .,, fwvim . xg. 4 x Kr? wg. 1.1 T,4 Bw, ,fx', s ,sigh K. HN f ba sw V' .Q K. , X gig NX 6 iff' 1? X QE We've had a great time together-'l2H-320 Row One: Esther Barrocas, Patricia Carey, Faye McLean, Sue lvey, Carey Ann Ragsdale, Gail Stanford, Louise Orrie, Martha Jo Johnson. Row Two: Jackie White, Geneva Dumas, Helen Born, Shirley Calhoun, Marylene Cheatham, Ruth Mayo, T. J. Lawhorn, Mr. Bird. Row Three: Carolyn Keenum, Francis Keenan, Shiver Barfield, Don Smith, Rex Hawkins, Jack Higgins, Wayne Jones, Charles McKay. SPECIALTY CLEANERS 230 Flat Shoals Avenue, S.E. CLASS OFFICERS 8-'IO7 TASSIE POULOS-President BETTY RICKLES-Vice-President LINDA ROBERTS-Secretary STEVE ADAMS-Treasurer EVELYN WEBER-Bank Teller DEANNA COPHLIN-Senator Reporter CASCADE FLOWER SHOP JERILYN 5pARK5-Red Cross 790 - 92 Cascade Ave., S.W. CASCADE FLOWER SHOP has had the pleasure of furnishing flowers for grad- uates of Smith High for a number of years. 101 ng.. .,..g..g.-0--g..Q..g..g..g..g..g.. . . . .g..g..g..g..g..g g..g..g..g..g. ..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g........g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g DUTCH Compliments of 0VEN BAKERS fc--O--O--0--I--0--v va-Quinn-vw-0-snow!-0-Q-out-1--Daiwa-9-O--inI-'O-'O--v-inOv-Ov-0--0--owlwi--awtwbwuw--U-0--If-0--0-0-I--0--O--0--0-+0-0-I--0-0--0--I . -fa--Q--m-0--0--ovens--nw-4-owowcfw-wva-lv-oaths Compliments of TOM MITCHELL BUICK, INC. Located in the Heart of Buckhead SALES PARTS SERVICE Congratulations to The 1955 Graduates of Smith High School DILBECK 81 DOMINEY INSURANCE AGENCY 'IHl01O l C l'l0'O0l'flWlMl'fl0lO0l'fl C''lNO O0l lMl'fl'0l'll l0l l 'W l O'lO O l0l0C0C0l0O0OMl0DNlull'OMO'liHOMIM H 'llvbd-'0 102 -I-0-0-0-9-Q --0-Q-ova--0-, l-- -0-m -0--on no--0--0-'I+-0--l-'Of-0-I-0--Q-M-I-twins--M-0--Manu-I-In --0-0-Owawaw0-01-M-0-fowl--I+-0-fo-+0-Q-Of1000--0--0--0--0+n0'-c--a--0-0--m-c--a-- 2 3 5 i 5 1 2 3 5 5 P 3 5 5 i i l 5 i '.i'54K' C9 0 Q Q 0 W 'E. Q t P 4 9 Y' F' STAFFORD MOTEL BERNATH'S MARKET Modern Tourist Accommodations Gmcenes-' Meats Families Especially Welcome l l i' Fresh Vegetables 81 Fruits Daily Phone Orders Our Specialty 2640 Stewart Ave., S. W. U.S.41 and 'I9 CAIhoun 7539-9289 Z P o so A N1 E 2 3 9 'I' I 5 l 3 E., li is 55 6 iz- 32 li 1? gf 'I 2, 33 5? it it SAM FINLEY, INC. Driveways and Parking Lots Free Estimates Telephone ELgin 7353 -04-4-avi-0-Q-4-Owvdwlviut-0--Oni-law -Qwiwr-lvl--O-O--0--0--0--I-'Own--0vo--0--0--I-'Q--0--if-0-0-but-an9-OuOwl--I--out--two--5--0--0--twinl-0--0--0+-0+-0--o--0--o--o--o-- 103 .Q-0 -0-0--0--0-Quo--1 '- 0-0-0-or --0--0-an A Prescription Store MORSE 81 McELVEEN D R U G G I S T S Phone EL. 8836 810 N. Highland Ave., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. .g..g..g..g..g.. Best Wishes to The Seniors of Smith High from an INTERESTED MERCHANT in our Community .g..g..g..g .....g..g.. g.4-4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q--0--o..g..g..g. America Goes to College With Montag's Stationery Since I889 MONTAG BROS., INC. 245 N. Highland Ave. ATLANTA, GA. 2 9 6 ..g..g... ....,..g..g..g..q..g..g -0-of-Q-0-9 - -0-4-or -cumm- -ov-Q--0-0-of-9 -0--0--0-0 -O0-0-0-+0 .g.. -0--if-Q'-0-+9 I--0--0--O-+0-0-0-9-0-v 'Q-0 3 Q -0-0-w-9-0-4--Dfw--0-Q-0-4-0-0--9--0 -0-4-4--0-v-v in 104 BRAY FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Cash or Terms 75 -77 Georgia Ave., S.E. Phone-MA. 2557 .........................,.....gng.4............................................ ...................................g..g.....g. ng.....g..g..g...........g.-Q1-o--Q-.g.....g.....g...., CRISWELL BAKING COMPANY 'I40 Pine St., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. Compliments of HIGHLAND BAKERY, INC. BAKERS FOR TH E HOME .qu . . .g..g..g..g..g.. ..g..g-.Q--g.....g..g. -0--t -If-owl'-O-0-0 ..g..g -0--0-of-0 no-ofa-vvb-W 2 f-Of-0 --0-Q-0-0 --0--of-0--0-0-0 , -Mft'-of-9-ani--Dfw'-0-Of-0-0-'O -0-0-0-9--0 -I-fo--0-0--0-0--Ov-of 4 -4- 0-fl --our - ov-0-ov-0 0--of-on l-fo--o--o-l-4--l--0--ov-m-o--o--o--0'-ow9--l-0-0--0--0-Owe'-0--0--0--on 'OHOUO JONES-LOGAN CO., INC. Insurance - Real Estate Atlanta Federal Savings Building JOHNNY'S TIRE 8. BATTERY 200 Georgia Avenue, S.E. LA. 9116 ..q..g..q..g..g..g...... WADE COLLINS PRINTING Watch COMPANY 470 Cherokee Avenue, S.E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA for the LOVABLE Girl of the Mont Leading Magazines. ..g..g..g.q..g..g..g.. CCNGRATULATIONS TO SMITH HIGH SENIORS h in all GENERAL SPECIALTY COMPANY 94 Edgewood Avenue, N.E. AWARD LETTERS, EMBLEMS, PENNANTS, FLAGS, BANNERS, BADGES WA. 5127 --C-0--0-fl--C-'Q 0'-I--M - no--0--of-0-fo-O--on YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL IS LESS WHEN YOU SHOP AT C. S. PAPER NOTIONS IT'S A PLEASURE T0 SERVE HOKE SMITH HIGH HARRY E. GLORE CO. WHOLESALE coNfEcTloNfR 2185 Gordon Rd., S.W. RA. 9230 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SUNDRIES we TRADE WITH THE ATLANTA GROCERY CO. 144- 148 Piedmont Ave., S.E. WA. 9980 .g..g..g. ...g -Q.. .g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g Earn S100 or more for yourself or your club. Sell CHARM CARDS. Boxes on approval. Free imprint samples . . . write today. C H A R M C A R D S 393 Peachtree St., N.E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA .g..g..g..g.. '1--0f-o--o-f0-a- -O-0--0--Q--0-fo 0- A-C--0-C-9 -0-0--O--0-of-0-O-0 10-0--on .1 n- -Q-or -eno- 0-4-for-0-0--I -1--9-0-vO-- .-4, .- 5 9 i 9 -0- 5 5 4 9 Q I e 3 Q I 2 E 5 Q Q o-of-0 g........g..g ORMEWOOD WASHERETTE 1169 Ormewood Ave., S.E. Fresh Meats and Groceries RICHARD'S PANTS SHOP 113 Peachtree Street Pants - Belts Sports Coats - Sport Shirts ....g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.4..g..g....4.....g..g..q..g..g........g..g.....g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.. .....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g.. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g 2 . .g..g........g .....g..g..g... Compliments of JACCIE AND BABS ..q. Q..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g-.g..o--o- Best Wishes to The Seniors of Smith High from on INTERESTED MERCHANT in our Community F -o-o-wg 5 ! 6 9 E 6 6 6 6 9 9 i 9 ? 2 I ! 9 'P Q 9 6 5 3 5 s 3 Q 8 5 Q ! 2 ! 2 6 2 I' g..g..Q.....g..q..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..n..o-.g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.. --l--o--o--o--o-'o--o-'o- --o--o--o-m-o--o--u-o-foQ-o--o4-o--o.-o--o- I -our -pq wowowo- Zi G15 6 : :Q 2585 igrfi Nixri E N 2 xo? 5 o ui'.9l1'lot93 in-1022 252 92? gi i .'l .'4 'E -o--o -o--9 -o-o-4-o-0-4--o l-o 2 S E e 9 Q 3 T 5 5 -o 106 -o--owe--o .g........g,.g CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY Dependable Druggists LA. 0211-2 340 Glenwood Ave., S.E. o-o--ono--o--o--o--o-o-o--o-o-o-o-o--v-of-o-o--o--o--o--o--0--o--o--o--of-o--o--o--o -a--o--e--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--a--o--o--o--m-o--a--p-.n..p-.n..o.-o--o--u-s--m-o--vm This Space Contributed bv AN ADMI RER LARRY SIJMMERS ng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..p..p..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..Q..o.-o-0... o--o--o--o--o--o-o-o-o--o--s--o--o--o--o--o--o--o-Q.-o..o.-o--o--o-o-u DAVE'S GROCERY 813 Cooper St., S.W. LA. 9338 We Deliver Your Friendly Neighbor Grocer The Best of Luck to Our Senior Brothers ond Sisters of 1955 8-314 '-o--ov-ov-o-vo--o--o--o--o--u-ononowo-4-Qnowv-vane-yawn-0-mm-A-one-0 HEWETT STUDIOS Photographers for the SMITHSONIAN WILLOUGHBY WAY, N.E. -o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o-0--0-fo--o--o--m-o--0--0-o--o--one--Q.-ooo.-o............. .......g..g..g............................................,..............u.-q..,..,..,.... Compliments of BREWER DRUG CO. -o-fo-o-of-o--o--0-ov-0--I--I--m140--Ovovl-auowowo-out-v-0-0-v-0--0-CMD -Ono--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o-000004--0-o-Q-M-ouvh I Best Wishes hom SANDS 8- CO., INC. .g..g..g.. .....g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..p..g.....g.....,..,..g........g.....,..g..g. --as-one--n--o--o--o--o--o-o-o-uo--a--o-4--a-o-o-o-o--Q-one-on ..Q..g..g....................g..g..........................g.................g --o--o--o -o--o--s--os-o--o-o-0--v-9--o-o--Q...-.ouQ.-o--o-o--o--v --o--o--ono--o--o--o--o--o--o--o-wo--o--of-o--n-...o.-o.-o.-o--o--o--o- l -0--0-0-0'-0-I-I-O--9-0--6--0--0--Q-fo-CMO'-I Be Sure to Trade at AUSTIN'S SUPER MARKET 22 Georgia Ave., S. W. Open Until I'l:30 P.M. Each Day ..g..g.....o..g..g..g..g..q.4.4.4..g.....g.....g..g..g..g..g..g.. 0-0--onQ--0--on0--o--o--o--o--0-0-0--0-0--0-0--on0--0-0--0-Q--m-0--noun-0--of-u 4o4wr4no-Q-4-+4Mv-04w0-0-4-4n0-M+4-1v0w0vlvv+v-lwlulu0u0-dw0wl. l--0w0woa0wo-o-4w0wlw0w0wlw0wOwluh-Aw0-4wO-Ov0-4-s0v000f-v4wCw MANHATTAN BAKERY 76 Georgia Ave., S.W. AL. 0761 Specializing in CAKES 81 PASTRIES BIRTHDAY CAKES 8. PARTY ORDERS wow:-4--9.0--9-ouovwwo--0-fr-our-0--of-ow .g -5.4-q..g.....g..q..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g H fi 2 .0--of. Congratulations to the Smith High Seniors of 1955 from an Congratulations to the Seniors of 1955 2255 z 259' 1 2 5 INTERESTED FRIEND -0vC--0--O0O-0w0--C-0-- --0--C-00'-0-I-O-O-0-00 -of-vfl'-O--of-0-C--C--0-I 107 . ..g..g.. ..g..g..g..p. - wah, 4 5 , ,eff- -s. 1 k . N Q 1 Q F fans M XY Q N .X W A. ,, ,,vu4f-fwg N-37. 51.2, 1 H M fi -., 5 :,. 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Row One: Ragsdole, Lemming, Born, Snipes, Sweat- mon, Dulfey, Cheatham, Smith. Row Two: Hardy, Calhoun, Peach, Watkins, Smith, Yearwood, Hunnicutt, McKean, Tolleson, Strickland. 2. Row One: Briscoe, Snipes, Stevens, McLean. Row Two: Ivey, Clark, Wooten, Hunnicutt, Cheatham, Marston. Row Three: Tolleson, Ford. 3. Row One: McKenzie, Tolleson. Row Two: Kuyken- doll, Hawkins, Lawthorne, Wooten. if . ,ewes 0 , The Stage Hands wish ta thank Cliff Burnett of Hewett's Studios who made this and many other fine pictures in our Souvenir ....g..g..g..g... ..g.....g.....g..g..... .....g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..Q..9.4..g..p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.. Be Thrifty- Be Smart- Save at GEORGIIVS OLDEST FEDERAL TM: Current Rote- Insured Savings FULTON COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS 8- LOAN ASSN. ONOWOH LA. 2686 26 Pryor St. WILLIAM M. SCURRY, President Atlanta, Ga. 'CNCNO O l . O l0lH. OW. f . . .'l. QH. 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