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

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Aegcdiedha Stull fdlfly new but progressing rapldly the B1ble Club marks the end of lts thlrd year the most successful year Not only dld the mem berslnp lncrease but the interest In such an organlzatlon was greater than ever before fi fix 'W The club met each weelt for short dewotlonal perlods at whlch t1me the members were ad dressed by local IHIYIISICFS or outstandmg lay men The programs frequently cons1sted of lmpresslxe tallss by the members themselyes and the smvlng of famlllar hymns it The ldea of programs led by students was especlally popular because It demonstrated the dblllly of many students and at the same tlme proxrded excellent trammg m public spealtm The fine I'6l1Q1OL15 tralnlng recelved 1n the church and the home was detimtely exhlbxted 1n these students who dtsplayed thelr ab1l1ty to teach from the B1ble and thelr fam1l1ar1ty w1th B1ble study The pr1nc1ples and ldeals of the B1ble Club are of the very hrghest and both the student body and faculty are always welcome at 1ts Peggy Wagner lntroducts Mr Joseph Whlte 0 ot th create 1n the student the qual1t1es of love speakers the Blble Club has mmed honor obedlence and respect for others Left to rzghr Flrstrow-HCar0lyr1 Blades Ann McPherson Beverly Parker Mnldred Spry Joan Rose Mary Stevens Glenda Bates .Second rrm Gertelene Fulford Barbara Forchand Pat Hughes Vernon Bryant Aron Wcst Janice Brock Barbara Jones Tlnrd row Carolyn Horner Mary Sue Amsley Betty Wlthermgton B xrbara Graves Claudla Leggett Jane Leggett lots Forehand Fourrh row Brenda Harrts Diane Ttrktngton Lou Rawls Lmda Peel Carolyn Madrm Essle Wxllls Phyllxs Lamkin many I I I I . . , 1 , A , . 1 . V I F 1 I 4, L Y A.. ' ii ' 1. . ' 1 . . V A ff , , 1 L g. 'V T 1 . . . , - -I if I by v ' , meetings. The main purpose of the club is to lf' 'J 'H 1 X , 55 K' ' - ne C e , C ,. I l LQ C 2 T f ff T 1 U r C T , ' . - ' f 4 . L h , G5 'V X 2:- Eb - '

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Mr Harry Moore ol the Southstde lstwams Club ptcsents Wllhs Bell Kev Club prcstdent vltth tn or amzatton charter tt thetr mstt' latton serytce KEY CLLB from lj! to :gli Ins! r y Bobby Jordan Fred Peele Jtmmv Fentress Vy1llTs Bell Strom! mu Pete 'yltzelle Steye Ze Keg 5 Last Sprmg the Southstde Ktyyants Club sponsored the Key Club .1 comparattvely new organtzatlon tn the school lts real purpose IS serylce 'tnd the members hrmly beheye that by haylng such an otfantaatton they wtll learn to serve unselhshly thelr faculty thetr fellow students and thelr school By learnlng to do thtnas for others they yytll be acqutrlng the necessary tra1n1nU for leadershtp One of the fundamental goals of the Key Club IS that of butldtne better communmes If through assoclatton w1th the leaders of the clty as represented by the members of the K1 wants Club the Key Club can tram younfv men for better leaderslnp both orvantzattons wtll be fulfilhng the task of bu1ld1nv better communtttes The Key Club IS not a fraterntty or secret orftantzatton Instead 1ts members are chosen on practtcally the same basls as those of the Beta Club character leadershlp achteye ment It ts therefore composed of the finest most outstandtne boys of the school Durmf' the year the Key Club sponsored several yyorthwhlle and successful projects Along yytth thetr hard work they enjoyed many Qood tlmes and hours ot wonderful fel lowshtp dtson Audrey Ttrkm ton R y Pulley larry Brty fozurlz mu As a money makmtg project for the club Larry Bray and Bobbv Darwm Richards Bill Bcedte Btlly Jones Herm tn Dennis Fzfrlz mu Jordan g,1ye Mtss West thetr stlcs talk about buytnt, thetr ptckased Shelton Stryker Mr Jack Frazter sponsor candy Z I I I l ' ' ' . . 5. N, . ', K ,' ' V 4 , 1. , y' . .Y, '., ' y' . C , ' V V 1. 7 I' -r r C , . Q -t . 5. 1 - - L ' ' C ' s ' - sf in , , , . I ,- MQ-st X V ' - , ' V ... , 5 1 C V -., r z: C' ' ' 4 A ' i ' . ' . , ' V,- - . - y ' sh I . f. X S . f , Z I ' 1 ' V . , '--- R . c .- - -. , . . A I . , ,. ' , C V, Q .,,. k. ' ' ' ' ', r I . , V ' ' . ' cf 'ij1.' nv- 1' 1 . 5 . . ,.. x V A '- X . V Georges, Willard Simmonds, John Chappell. Third rmreRudy' Har- , 't g , aj .. 211' ' ' 'Y 4'-.'v ' ' W . 'Q 1 , V' ' L -V ' s ' , ' Y sk-. L -. ' - Y . ,'t - ' A ss K 1 1' ,y s. :wmv T ,, , A , . V . ' . . ' t. 1 ty 7 v I . r- K 1 i ' , 1 ' V If: . vj' E ' N lt n ,, . , as 1 ,U 1 7 , 1. -'Ar f A, . ,tfjif .f2l'f',j'--ff 1g.1' , 4 ' s' - ,'7 ffvlx.,-4.,'--shaft ,,ff,'r7--- . 4, .nf 3 -4 , ..

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lb-1 1 0 en-'fly 6 Betty Askew Aubrey Tarkington Myrna Vin Vleek Lewis Alexmder Gcrtelene Fulford and Woody Ford tound the Knights to be a smooth dince bind W fx BETA ROSTER B Verna Baines Glenda Bates Dorothy Beard Sally Best Larry Bray Phil Davis Flora Eason Leah Etheridge Steve Georges Rebecca Grissom Barbara Graves Betty Hassell Patsy Hobbs 54 Eleanor Jones Ann McPherson Pete Mizelle Linda Peel Patty Radke Lou Rawls Carol Richardson Darwin Richards Joan Rose Shelton Stryker Peggy Wagner Essie Willis Betty Witherington En.:-:EJ BE1 A OFFICERS From left to right Sally Best President Leah Etheridge secretary Miss West sponsor Flora Eason treasurer md Dorothy Beard vice president lou Ravsls shovss her obvious surprise as Peter Nlizelle tips her into Beta Membershlp