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

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umor W o s Best Looklng Bllly Phelps and hleanor jones 1-ff Best All Around B111y jones and Betty Hassell Most Athlettc Bllly Iones Most Intellectual Patsy Hobbs Most Popular Llflda P661 and and Lols Goodwm and Darwln Rlchards Crawford Walters Best Dancers Patsy Hobbs and Danny Sutton Wlrrregr Danny Sutton and Patsy Frotman I ' h ' WIID WE xi k A Q ' p N . - K ' 'yr 4. , 1 V ,xx V . Q .. I A54 Q ...,,, ' if . ti A- . 'Q t F sb V . ,Y J tk w M.. Q S f .-, ' ,MJ 1 I ' N ff f f r !! . 5 r , ,. n 4' ,ff

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.....,. -my . 'ir 'L - firm. J.. wford Walters makes the high hurdles. ggi. R-iii By Pete Mizelle There were three school records set by the Smith High track team this year. Perhaps the most improved member of the team, Punky Richards, set two ot the records. The records he set were in the shot put and in the discus. Coach Smith says that he is expecting Punky to place in State competition mext year. The team this year has won only two meets, but by beating Suffdk, it set the third record. This was the lirst Group l team to be beaten by a high school in South Nortolk. The team might have won more meets it Bill Story had not been injured early in the season. Another boy who has shown great improvement is Billy jones. jones was elected captain ot the team. He has worked hard in the dashes. Aubrey Parkington has worked hard in the 440 and broad jump. Tommy Batten has been consistent in the pole vault. He also set a school record of nine feet nine inches. Crawtord Walters is the best hurdler on the team. QQ-.Q Up and over! Billy. And away it goes. Billy looks determined. Looks like Billy made a good effort, but he just couldn't to come in first. Real good try though!

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6T, DEH By junlta Alnsley Ladles ln Retlrement a melodrama presented by the Senlor Class was glven on the nxght ot lrrlday Aprrl AU, 1950, m the bmlth Hlgh Audrtorlum The play lnvolved a myster1ous murder durmg the n1ne teenth century Under the dlrectxon of MISS Helen Wlnslow and the slullful actlng of Billy Alnslev who was compelled to prepare h1s part w1th only two days notlce, the play was recelved enthus1at1cally by the aud1ence Ellen LMaryor1e jonesb and Leonora lBarbara Halll seem to have settled thelr disagreement at least for the tlme belng lzllen Creed Marlorle jones Albert Feather Billy Alnsley hm1ly Creed Betty Wltherlngton Loulsa Creed Glenda Bates Leonora Flske Barbara Hall Lucy Gllham Barbara Forehand lheresa, the neighbor Ann McPherson volce of Bates, the coachman fony bmlfh Prompter Phyllls Plerce The Semor Play Cast and Stage Crew lncluded Front Row Ann McPherson, Betty Lou Wrtherlngton, Glenda Bates, Barbara Hall Barbara Forehand, Barbara Graves and MEIFIOFIC ones Back Row Herman Dennls, Tony Smlth Bllly A1nsley Pete Mlzelle, Mac Mmchew Phyllls Pierce and Buddy Rogers P ll EDWARD FURNITURE CC. PIAE FUh'NlTURE' AAD G I' APPLIANCFS JUUI E Lzberty .Street South Norfolk IU NX ' y l 1 ' P42 CCC CEST D 'q :1..x:w':