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

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thu COACH VINCENT MARSHALL The members of the Junior Varsity basketball team are students who are too young to be on the Varsity Squad. They play the JV teams of the schools the varsity plays. The mem- bers work their way up to the senior squad. The team got of? to a slow start this season, due to lack of experience-only one boy returned to the squad from last year. Then, too, some of the boys had to be replaced. But when the boys hit their stride, they began making up for lost time. They even defeated the Norview JV's twice. Coach Vincent Marshall, when asked about outstanding players, said that the players all did well, with diFFerent boys outstanding at each game. We salute both the coach and his team 'For their fine show- ing this year. . IL Basketball Newport News .... Wilson ............... Maury ...... Cradock .... Norview ............... Norfolk Catholic ,.,.. Hampton ........... Granby .... Danville ..... Suffolk .............. Newport News .... Norfolk Catholic ..... Maury .................. Norview ...... Hampton .... Cradock Granby ....... Warwick .... Warwick ...... Wilson ....... ....,.,.... J. V. Squad members are: Wilbert Harrell, James Stringfield, Wayne Henley, L L L L L L L L L L L L L Woody Ford, Paul Farehan Bondutrant Coil? Oliver, James Earwood, Sherwood Jones, John QQ., JAfz,JJf' WW E.- l ' .lki

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' 'fQ.f4.! L f KrI,L,xl4 X1 ,E LL W 'Lg I 174-gal ll 413:51 I LMT? ,aff ,urf-X .l. V. Cheerleaders are: From left to righn' First row: Loretta ff' Touchdown! Cheers come from all the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Newberry, Mary Wilson, Patsy Hobbs, Pat Scott, Linda Gregg, ' ' 'J , Carolyn Blades. Second row: Eleanor Jones, Betty Hassell, Linda H , ? NA J ff Peele. - ' ' fe ' 0 . fl Cf VM , ,KL life! J,q,.xj . . EBI' 93 El'S f J-ff ...JL- I-flvfv' ri It is from the Junior Varsity that the Varsity Cheerleaders are chosen. LL L!Lfc,2!V ,gf Early in the fall, tryouts are held for the J. V. squad. After several weeks of practice, learning the yells, and actions, under the supervision of varsity members, the eliminations were held. The iudges, chosen from Class and S.C.A. officers as well as faculty members, iudge the girls in groups of four. From these groups they choose the J. V. Cheerleaders. The J. V. Cheerleaders act as the mainstay and chief support of the Junior Varsity Football and Basketball Teams, helping to build the school spirit and attitudes of fair play that are so much a part of a high school education. lt was with well-earned pride that the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders marched in full uniform of royal blue skirts and white sweaters led by their co-captains, Loretta Newberry and Jeanette Gay. fi ADA -fa 6 Lflf' V t LV Go, Tigers! The J. V. cheerleaders don't seem to be worried about the outcome of the game. Loretta Newberry and Jeanette Gay, co-captains. TW' A 'L 7 4 ffl . .y .m L., '1 e 1 l I l ix t E11 I l No.1 A:

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