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

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me 6 lie Zane! ,W This yegir mis used its at htiilding yeiir for the hzindietipped lmnd. which h.id at shortage ol' mernherx. It mm eoinpoxed mostly ot' Sophoinorex .ind Frexhmen and xery lexx Seniorx. Next yegir is xiexxed xxith optiniixm due to the tliet th.tt mainy Junior High hand NlLlklCI'llN xxill join these. The hiind him pttrtieipaited in the home Ioothitll games. Wilsonk und Criitloeles homecoming. its xxell tix their own, the Oyster Bon! game. und the texlixiil :it Flif.iheth X . flllyk where they were joined hy the Junior High mernherx. They prexented ti Spring - foncert und returned .in .isxenihly to Cireiit Bridge, J The hand nits zilxmu iteeompainied hy the drill teziin when they mtirehed. with Patsy' Nlesserxey tix lieiitenunt ttnd Roxenmiy Creet' us Cltptaiin. The Nltilorettes tire: limi rmr+l'tttliei'ine Porter. l5.irh.ir.i xldlixlltlxl. ,St'tfvn1' Roti- -Jticltie Small. Shirley Brooks. Nldrilyn Nueholx, Ann Rlk,'l1.1I'LlNUIT. ff 1' Z' xx ' 1 Fr l an-9 vi -A 3 . -'gf' 9 5 . x 2' 1142! j 7' . ff ' ' X W f' , pp., V --gg . 2-. ' .J l wi.-.v I - , -- f Q.. inwiw I .,. Yi XL.. rHE BAND, l'ff 'l llilf ff' lfwlll' l'1riI 1-'iii'--Xlziigie lull, C .itheiine Porter. Ann Rielmitlxoii. Nldiilyn Nlieholx. liilly Skenex litlxie Nindil. Shirley Broolw. litirhgirii Nliinslield. ,ltidy Xliddleton. ,S1wffit!ffw1- Nlil lldiixoii. Riqlmid Nlilteei. Nlelxin lI.iipei'. Home Xinxex, IRM Roh eits. Nlelkin l.ixerin.in, Xxllklt Hootlx. Kenneth C'li.iiimey lfzii-if wi: Pegg Xliiod. liellx Udel. Phil loielidml. Witwli load. Rowell eliride. Elsie ill'-lf. Cltrol lidiley, lffifrlll H111 larry Whittington. lhi-in.ix Iiiwlew llmiil NXildei', I .url llolloxxell. liek li tillwt. l.iiix Smith. fllflll mil-Allen Templeton. Allyn Wimlmxe Neil Coxxtind. llilly .lUilCN, ll1.ii'lex IJ.init-lx,

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.fmt .vp M M S Q X Tfy . ,..,-x M 'l A R N . 3. 74' R' ' ' The Concert Chorus. led hy Nliss Gwaltney. performed for the Tri-C meeting held in January. The basses in the chorus. Tommy Taylor. H. J. Porhes. Dayid Wilder. 77Za ofwale Highest among the chorus classes is the Concert Choir. Under the direction of Miss Joyce Gwaltney. it is composed of students of all four classes in high school who are interested in music. Many of these students show musical ability and. therefore. are looked up to a great deal. Composed of some sixty live voices. the Concert Choir has sting in such programs as the Christmas as- sembly. Easter assembly. and for the Tri-C Federation of the S. C. A. when it mel here. They also gave an hour program at Great Bridge High School in March. The choir. as well as everyone else. looks forward to June and graduation. This is the time of year they feel their best and try to outdo their previous performances. Howard Gordon. Rohcrt Culpepper. William Nlarkham. Ralph Ron- The two regular accompanists tor the Concert Chorus. Carol Richard land practice their part with Miss Ciwaltncy's help. son and Barhara Graves take turns playing. sk- ,lf ,-...Q----w