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

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'J Below: Yvonne Bass, Advertising Manager, Betty Spunn, Business Manager, Barbara Berry, Senior Assistant, and Mrs. Hornbuclnle, their adviser, pause briefly from their work. ix V' l K IQ Above: The Literary Editor, Dan Ambrose, and her assistant, Paul Rule, watch with interest as Mrs. Waters points out a few changes to be made. Below: It's a success story as the department heads present flowers to Mrs. Waters and Mr. Wisniewslri to celebrate mov' ing into the new Publications room. Q! Above: Miss West, Dolly Smith, Circulation Man- ager, Murrill Rodgers, Dolores Everett, and Edward Shipley of the Circulation Department admire a sales promotion poster. Annual Trainees From top to bottom: Left group-Bill Story, Peter Miuell, Herman Dennis, Crawford Walters, Jimmie Perliinson, Essie Willis, Dorothy Beard, Jimmie Fen- tress, Eleanor Jones, Patty Radlre, Billy Jones, Sally Best, Juanita Ainsley, Pat Hobbs, Sally Jennings, Lou Rawles, Peggy Wagner, Betty Witherington, Mary Matthews, Jackie Small. Right group-Phil Davis, Barbara Graves, Betty Hassell, Gayle Ainsley, Beverly Parker, Linda Peele, Pat Trotman, Susan Ambrose, Diane Tarkington, Jeanette Gay, Glenda Bates, Mary Wilson, Ann McPherson, Pat Scott, Linda Gregg, Ann Haste, Betsy Thomas, Diane Madrin, . .. .. . . ,. .. r 1- r f.r,,i,, U Ji - 2 C-

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rf? 'Nr' -dun-by lb . Mrs. Lottie B. Waters, Advisor The 1955 Tiger Staff, enthusiastic and eager to be- gin, started work on the 1955 edition early in May of last year. The Tiger Staff aimed to produce the best of year- books, capturing in the pages of this book the smiles, hard work, and rewards, of this, the first year in Oscar Frommel Smith High School. Everyone in the school played a very important part in producing this yearbook, from the busy typists who produced articles with amazing speed, to the enthusi- astic students who went to solicit advertisements. The advertising department felt confident the goal of S3000 would be met. The Circulation StaFF had as their goal to place in the hand of each individual a copy of the Tiger . The Stat? boasts of fifty trainees composed of under- classmen interested in producing the Annual. We have tried to portray for you the personality of our school in the sincere hope that it meets your ap- proval as you peruse the pages of this, your 1955 Tiger ,

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The Hi- Y and To quote the handbook, the purpose of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. They are the Y.M. and Y.W.C.A. of high school. Both organizations were quite active this year, Hi-Y is affiliated with the national Hi-Y, and members attended the District Council supper meetings each month. Represen- tatives were sent to the Hi-Y Convention. Here at Smith High, they entered a float in the Home- coming Parade, decorated in their colors of red and white. At Christmas time, they held a Toy Dance for the fire- men's fund. Toward the end of the year they had a paper drive for the welfare department. The Tri-Hi-Y gained national amliation this year, and planned to send representatives to the convention in February. Their Mother-Daughter banquet and Faculty Baby Contest were their outstanding activities. r.. Hi-Y Omcers are: Billy Cullen, Secretary-Treasurer, Murrill . Rodgers, President, Bobby Wilder, Sergeant at arms: and Dalton Sawyer, Vice-President. FX, 'A . Qs. . Q E 'Q X st Q6 so Hi-Y Club members include: First row-Billy Cullen, Murrill Rodgers, Bobby Wil er, Dalton Sawyer, Herman Dennis, Butch Johnson, Crawford Walters. Second Row-Preston Jackson, Danny Sutton, Billy Jones, Woody Ford, Rodwick Baines, Johnny Fletcher, Aubrey Tarkington, larry Tuttle. Third row-Phil Davis, Vincent Matthews, Dickie Schwartz, larry Smith, Doug Twine, Vincent Luck, Werdna Wynne, Jack Maher, Dan Hughes, James Erwoocl, Ronnie White. 4 ,N