Oscar F Smith High School - Tiger Yearbook (South Norfolk, VA)

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F , ,Mg K A fl 'n,,,,.-A S -.-.Su yr: ENIOR IRSDA Y, Paris. If' I7 'Wh f 'Tk JSMW X f ' If NN'-S.. A,--dmf, Y ' . l 5 t ,Q f X !,,,,,. -S Pt ,gif , 11 .1'i 'X 'iii Arif .Q .324 g x F-' i sa . , i Q . , , f- x I . .K 5 N ! J , 1' -, if I X ZW-ss -., .-:. , ,,. 98 ' . K 0 0 Senior PIHY The cast, business and technical staffs included Rea Carico, Yvonne Bass, Sandra Mansfield, Dolly Smith, Sylvia Harrell, Sondra Hardy, Margaret Johnson. Second row-Don Ambrose, Betty Carden, Marie Thomas, Betty Spann, Kay Stallings, Jerusha Sykes, Roberta Peebles, Frances Voliva. Third row-linda Marshall, Gail Simmonds, Maebell Carter, Barbara Berry, Jane Peterson, Jean Jones, Dolores Everett. Fourth row-Joanne Silverthorne, Sharon Cooper, Sandra Sapper, Kay White, Eleanor Curling, Glenda West, Peggy Horton, Mary Henley. Fifth row-Paul Rule, Ed Burlas, Ed Shipley, Carl Grimes, Matthews, Bonnie Smith, Lawrence Gregg. Vincent Curtain Going Up , the first Senior play in Smith High School, was quite unique--there were no curtains at all. Nor was there scenery. At times, the action was staged in the auditorium itself as the plot called for some entrances and exits to be by that route. It was a play within a play , all about a Senior play cast. Practicing every week night for four weeks, the cast had as much fun during rehearsals as the audience had watching the play. There was plenty of excite- ment, too, corresponding with the action of the play-a case of laryngitis for one of the cast, a few anxious moments over grades. But all came out well, and the play was pronounced a great success.