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

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l E r 3 l!.,Lszw R4 ABOV 1 Y General of Virginia, who spoke at the Dedication ceremonies. E: Mr. Sfory introduces Mr. J. Lindsay Almond Aiiorne here was the . Dedication. . . LEFT: Mr. Briilon, chairman of ihe School Board, presents lhe keys of the building fo Miss Leigh. and Tiger Jubilee BELOW, LEFT: Tha?'s My Honey, Love , :sing the Drifters H . erman Powers, Bucky Flemming, Mallory Everton Shad I Y Chappell, and gif-iar player, Dickie Schwartz. BELOW, RIGHT: Di f Smiih announce fo fhe Tiger Jubilee audience, l'm a Lone- some Polecal . une Madrin, Phyllis Pierce and Eileen fs s , es af 9

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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

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New Clubs were formed. . . Miami, - In keeping with the new building, new organizations were formed this year. The most outstanding were the Key, Commer- cial and Bible Clubs. The Key Club, a national honor society for young men, was established with Mr. Radke as sponsor. Along with other quali- fications, the boy must have attained a scholastic average of at least 85. Organ- ized in April, the club has approximately 25 members. The Bible Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Hamilton, reorganized in February. With brief, impressive talks by local min- isters and laymen, the club strove to pro- mote interest in daily devotional periods among high school students. Besides hear- ing the speakers here at school, the club members attended services at the South Norfolk Baptist Church. The Commercial Club, with Miss Price as sponsor, was also formed. Composed of members of the typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping classes, the club visited the various places of business in Norfolk and South Norfolk, acquainting the members with the methods of operation and types of commercial houses in the area. 4' in kf K 7.1 The new Beta members were tapped in March. They are, left to right: Seated-Margaret John- son, Joanne Silverthorne, Patty Radke, Peggy Horton, Betty Lou Witherington, Essie Willis, Dora- thy Beard, Barbara Berry, Ann McPherson, Leah Rae Etheridge. Standing-Don Ambrose, Glenda Bates, Phil Davis, Peter Mizelle, Flora Eason. Key Club members are from left to right: First row-Larry Bray, John Chappell, Peter Mizelle, Willis Bell, Fred Peele. Second row-William Beedie, Phil Davis, Aubrey Tarkington, Billy Jones, John Leggett, Steve Georges, Woody Ford. Standing-Bobby Jordan, Ray Pully, Rudy Hardison, Billy Story, Willard Simmonds, Darwin Richards, Jay Ashley, Herman Dennis, Shelton Stryker, Bonnie Smith, Mr. Radke, Sponsor. -s .- il M Q g I ' J NL' we X. N X ro -ig 1 i .sem 'T 'P iff iid-r f . T ' l . - -' : v ' J S -s - I S ' N A v .2 ' - 1 'r A 'SST ei is T .- Q - 7135... 't ' 'l'l....f.i .sc A i ' vw 19 - -lr . L, ' ' f' '- ,. . Suv' g 595' P' 'Q K X A S , ' 4, :sf g. A K - - . . 3,5 i 'l 7 ' 'N T fix V 5 . - . .. . . gs. ,X I 4 A . ' -. 'N I ,H , I J Q 'I - ' X S