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

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The Spring was filled with Activities Students who participated on the Quiz 'Em teams are, from left to right, seated: Bucky Flemming, Sally Best, Patty Radke, Carol Richardson, Barbara Graves, Pot Nicholas, J. T. Haley, Ronnie Raper, William Beedie. Standing: Susan Ambrose, Tony Smith, Ann Spry, John Chappell, Linda Marshall, Paul Rule, Bobby Jordan, Willis Bell, Peggy Horton, Ed Shipley. Those cute teachers who re- ceived the most votes in the Faculty Baby contest-Jimmy Thompson, Aurelia Leigh, the doll who won first place, Eddie Brickell, Mary Evelyn Babb, and second-place winner, little Joey Wisniewski. Stat? heads ef WFOS, Smith High's radio station are: Ed Shipley, Paul Rule, Peggy Horton, Joyce Baird, Ro- berta Peebles, Jean Rae Jones, Pat Nicholas, Peter Mizelle, Doug Ainsley, Betty Jo Spann, Don Am- brose, Miss Helen Winslow.

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In the Spring, as though to set the pace for life in the new building, there were final plans for class activities, meetings for WFOS and Sen- ior events and practices, as well as cramming for those final exams. Never have so many activities and so much excitement been packed into one year. Balloons and Bermudas were the vogue at the Sophomore Dance, with its carnival theme. 'V It seems thoy'd rather talk than dance at the moment and leave the floor to those cats in crazy socks. .. I u 1-1.- .Ms , lit -5- Z! 'SV il mm. I .. lim u Y 'TT' w -L tw!! u 1 W , , , N if 1' 1-Q' II?-0 n- t nn- P,N, 'cs' immy Parkinson, Paul Rule, Jean Roo Jones, and Diana Tarkington prepare for an afternoon of broadcasting over WFOS. A is , .e JE gi i , :S Xi