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

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F fx. '151 -L me r.,,,,,..,.. 5 1 A X L, Xxx i'n..A' Diversified Occupations Class: From left to right: First row-Merlene Stone, Barbara Cochran, Jean Pearl Jones, Mallory Everton, Frances ' ' ' d N l Judd. Upton, Miss Smith, Carolyn Staltord. Second row-Robert Boyd, Shirley Walker, Gayle Williams, .lean Outlan , eson We Wnrk in Diversi ied Uccupations Typing :lass was never like this! Carolyn is hard at work at Tidewater Insurers. , f - t- 34' .v K' lfl G, Drive it straight! Mallory wields a hammer as though from experience. Mallory works at Greenough's.

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h'-,T--f vi P Q .n 'V' t l --nf .J ,-. ..,...---fe. U ,eww-Q !'? K' .T x 'L 2.2 ,f Shall we take it again from the top? Mr, Hanson leads a lively band session A good example of building is the hfty-Eve member Smith High School Band, which is under the direction of Mr. Richard E. Hanson. In the past year it has been expanding its activities: it took part in the Fire Prevention Parade, the Oyster Bowl Parade, and several others. They lent color to the football games by ioining forces with the Drill Team in presenting unique formations, as well as by providing music. Aften football season, the band took up concert music and com- peted in the District Music Festival held at Maury High School. There was also an Annual Music Festival at Elizabeth City, North Carolina. Mr. Hanson gave the band more advanced music this year, believ- Vlr Robert Walls, Drill Team Director ing the harder the band works the better it will be. Y x C1 mJ Yfx'--X MR. RICHARD E. HANSON, Band Director -av 'Q NQY s sa , 'A QQ? Q3 iw SN. '-5 .,-gi, Gag, H av, ti -.sv , .is x i w I J' ve' IJ f i E1 I il xi ,, Roberta Peebles Drum Maiorette s 14 sg.

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The D. O. Class is for the benefit of the students who wish to work part-time and still attend school. To be eligible for Diversified Occupations, a student must attend 15 periods a week at school, and work 15 hours at his iob. The coordinator, Miss Smith, works closely with these students, seeing that they keep up in their studies and get good grades in both school and work, for they must pass both to remain in the class. Only students who are responsible and trustworthy are allowed to do this work, since the principle aim of the department is to develop independence in the pupils. D.O. Omcers. First row, left to right: Carolyn Stafford, President, Sponsor, Miss Smith, Jean Jones, VicevPresident, Second row: Barbara Cochran, Secre- tary, Mallory Everton, Treasurer. Absent from pic- ture: Jay Ashley, Recorder, How do you like then? Shirley Walker shows Yvonne flllfggtow tCA !o C017 Boss some of the quality merchandise at Altschuls'. 'Bits P , , A! 1 SI' , ,K ,kk I , 1' 4. ' f' is i I ,ig ,. in - sehr.. x . ' 2 Stack 'om up! Robert Boyd is at work in the Colonial Store in Campostella