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

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5 , I ' Q Q can UC' ,,.,,A ,,., ,,. sl an-qu uf'-U I . . ' Q .L -.M ' - J ' 1 , I , in ww Martha IS forever havmg trouble keepmg up w1th her beaux' Whomwlll the popular lady choose thls mme? m us Humor Campus Humor IS the theme ot our l1ttle feature sect1on ln whlch we attempt to reveal some ot the humorous qualrtles for whrch many of our students are famous lt was 1mpOSS1blC to lnclude everyone or every well known couple on our campus but here we have chosen several good ex amples to rllustrate just what we mean by Campus Humor ln other words these plctures represent some of the students Smlth who we see each day and accept them as bexng a b1t humorous Sv Xslhxffitn M, S. Hey' What s golng on? Oh' lts Linda and as usual she IS havmg to make a cholce Must be n1ce to be so popular' Ii iii ig' 5 3 ' ' y 4 W 5 y R- rl ' f. t , 4 n l I , X' M '. Aix. I f , 4 I I U k - 4 l , .R L l A ff r 5 I p q N p H-so if f 4 W p my I X.. A l . - - l s V - - ' a N I at wig if,-,yt n ' , Q X' y up, I ,,:...i V - A N -'- ,E 'SE k nf ' p . , s . . . W t.,,t, D' v Y yu . , , , W K H gf - Y 5 V 4 I ' ' of A , .h ' 4 if. R, . ' ' . . ' 5 ,

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,S , ,f'w, as f , ,' 6 1, 1 f, A f .J fy Gx I 'X 1' 3153-53329 g f Efiya- , ,I TQXPK 1 ,,' ry I 'X '1' X cafes' f-me W This ls Your lie Ar.r.v Ano Arvmv sramon by Patsy Hobbs rl'l1S IS your lrfe, Sally and Sammy Senror the l1fe y mu began on September 1 1944 as you entered gram mar school as a puprl for the f1rst trme lt was a try mg tlme, those early years, f1lled wrth readm , wr1t1n ani r1thmet1c It was durtng these years that you began to learn the rmportantlessons of drscrplme workrng together, and dependab1l1ty It was durrng these years that you began plckmg your lrttle crrcle of fr1ends, and notrcmg, for the frrst t1me, that boy or g1rl ln the next row Yes, for elght years, you work ed and learned and played at Portlock and Rena B Wrtght Elementary Schools and f1nally came to that magrc graduatlon nlght At last you were through the grades the foundatlon was la1d and rn September of l952 you entered South Norfolk Hrgh School You wondered, as you shakrngly walked 1nto the hrgh hool that morn1ng,1f you would ever stroll ler surely and conftdently down the halls w1th the ease of those upper classmen starmg coldly at you now Turn my fr m them, you sought trlendly faces among the other freshmen, but even there, you found many strangers who had come from the other elementary school But soon, you found many frtendly smtles and helpful dlrectlons as you walked the strange halls 1n search of yourclass es Perhaps th1s wasn t golng to be so bad, after all It d1dn t take long erther, to get acquatnted vuth your classmates, and very soon you were settled mto the rout nc of hrgh school and began to take yOur place QS an ntegral part of the school That Freshman year went by qurckly and almost before you knew tt, you were H0 1ongerFreshmen, but Sophormres, w1th a lrttle more wts dom and confldence Wrth the begmnlng of your Sophomore year, your ac t1v1t1es wtdened You, Sammy dectded to try our for the football and basketball teams and perhaps try your hand at debatmg, and you, Sally, tr1ed our for the I V Cheermg Squad and began work1ng wtth the S C 'X The schoolwork was a l1ttle harder, but you found you could keep up and strll work on that Sophomore Hobo Dance and take part rn other organrzed class HCIIVIEICS Wlth your Ir year, came stlu more HCIIVIIICS and more lmportant posltlons You were becomrng a close work 1ng, busy class and your jr Dance, whlch was held 1n the brand new cafeterla of your brand new school bu1ld 1ng, was a great success Under the drrectlon of Pres tdent, Wrlllam Beedle, the class began look1ng forward to the best year of all, your Senlor year It came all too qutckly and w1th a note of sadness, you reallzed that you were Senlors and the long stretch was nearly over You and your fr1ends now held those lmportant posrtrons whlch you had admtred solong you were the leaders, you were the veterans IH football and basket ball and the heads of the annual S C A and the Beta Club You had worked long and hard but If seems now so short a t1me that you have been push mg toward graduatton Now lf IS close Yes, soon you wtll be leavmg Smrth Hrgh School, and we who art left salute you, Sally and Sammy Semor for thrs IS your life, and we w1sh you well WF -172 , I . J l V fa XQ, r ' Y ' Q . I 1 1 f , 4' 74 ' t Va V9 I N . E V r.. , N X! , ,f cl f 5' I Q J W ? if! lin N. Te' Nj 3' if , it . A Fix' 5 wx A K , ' , W g X' N L E I I - 1 - 9 - ' ' ' ' - 1 , ' l A . I ' A , P. ' ' . ' ' W , - . O U - I 9 7 Y I ' A ' i . . p - .- ' ' ' ' ' . Q . h I . 3 . ' 9 ' N Q Q I , 9 0 0 Q ' l , - Q Q . Q , ' . - ' ' ' , ' I ' I i ' . 2 . , u . . ' , ' , .