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

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Q M v 1 ' br? Vx , ,TJ Freshmen 601 Very Important People in the Freshman Class: Ralph Haywood, President: Jimmy Hodges, Vice-President, Miss Lois Price, Sponsor, Betsy Thomas, Treasurer, Anne Haste, Secretary. This year's Freshmen missed their usual distinction of being new in a school when they started school at Smith High-they were new, bewildered, and often lost in the maze of classrooms and halls, but so were the Sophomores, Juniors, and even the Seniors! From the beginning, all students were on the same level as far as knowl- edge of the building was concerned. One unique feature of the class was its size. The six homerooms contained a total of two hundred and eight students, which is a sizeable number for any school. Though the homeroom officers were elected for the S.C.A. at the beginning of the year, the class did not organize and elect officers until November. Even before this, many of them had become yearbook trainees, ioined clubs, and entered into forensic activities. Once organized, they got right into the spirit of things by making a float for the Home- coming Parade. Everything seems to indicate that the Freshmen have made a good beginning in their growth as school citizens. F 'l 5-C-A- f9Pf9S9'1'CllV0Si BUCldY ROC-l9el'Sf linda Gregg, Anne HONG, Homeroom group. From left to right, standing: Jerry Ginter, Walter Novack, BUSY Tl'0mUS, Ann Mfiflilclndr JlmmY BOCOCRI We learning 'he Code of Ethics, Marvin Johnson, Vincent luck, Werdna Wynn. Seated: Richard O'Carrol, Paul which they will learn to respect more as they grow older. Coughenour, Leon Penland, Abiah Swain, Frank Mclendon.

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