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

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hal 1 FORENSIC Cl UB NIEMBERS if rf! 0 x 1 us ortcr one 1 our tr one on s 'Xlc mn I1 Dum ffzrltrnwton Jotnnc VN hxte Betty Orc it Horton Strom mu dx c l lhs ls l nn km Brrbrrn Cu nes Jlmmx Pcrltmson rss Sylvta Payne Mr G trl md J rcltson Nllss Helen Wlnslo x Nlrs R tchcl Snyder Dou- Amslcy al xc Geox ms cvzeauayl Students Interest and ablllty IH publlc spealunv creatlve Vbflllflll debatlnv prose and poctrv read actlvrtres and projects of the Forenslc Club The VIYQIDIJ Hlgh School Leafrue sponsors con tests ln which students compete wrth students from other schools The general purpose of these con tests IS to motivate parttclpatron ln and to IHIPTOVL O K ERS from ltft In ugh! I xr r Nlls Rtclwl Sn cr sponsor ot lorcnslc club Miss Hcncn Wrnsltvy sponsor ot drt ma rcs XII Curlmd .ltclxson svonsor ol plll3IlL sp xlxln Mlss the level of forensic JLIIVIIILS amonv Vtrfunla h1 h school students Thls purpose may be served ef participate on the school level Wlth the enthuslasm and support g1VCII by Smlth students IH recent years the club has been pro gresslne at a notable rate and from all mdlcatlons mll contmue to do so Sylvia P unc sponsor ot poetry Strom! mu C trol lXIcClcnn1n Jovce C1 our Carol NIM lcnnm tml Dow Amg' y lr, mwng rm Secretary md Tre. surer M xlorxc Jones Scrlzc mt ll Arms D1 mc ones who haye sncnt mmy hours rn PICQIFIIIOII tor thc prose Tarlslnfvton Presrdcnt Doug Arnsley XICL Prtsldcnt readmv contest 2 Q A 'U .4 Q 1 R . 5 2 i , I v I ll h. I 5 . 3 fa . jr 2 .P , f- Y y e elyy y X 'I v I I Q V -I 2, x , rf , 1 . um lq I right: I-'itil 'ou'-N111 P ' , .I 1 W' CI W1 NIL 'I' J Carol . 'Cla .Lx ' . 'I 3 . L '- . ' 'lell. Izt ' . I ' '-Bud V' l c.. J yll' ,L 1 . t az 11' . y' ll ,,. , . , . ' , I ,. 1 , ,A'k-,V ect, ' -,s- I a . - ' l B- 1 , 1 s I . , C. V . kv' s , . ' ' ' ,J , O ' t' '. g ing. spelling. and one act plays is stimulated by the fectively only when a large number of students v 4' Q A f , , -, , ' ' s, ' - FF 2 v .- fr,-.I -W-, . ya-. I 't'k1': 1 '. I ,g ' ' '- y ez g: 1 J ' ' ' 'L 'I' 1' . 'zt ' .c'a'1 K C . ' s 2 ' X- iv. , s- sy' Q. I ' D - s - I N ,I N X 1, , I , 1 Q Q 1 1 A' I - .3 'G X - ' l ' J V ,Y-

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ie ml Secretarial work has become a preferred ca- reer for young women in recent years. The Commercial Club was started for the purpose of promoting this interest even further. as good sec- retaries are needed in all businesses. The activities of the club include films, speakers, a yearlyvpresentation of a book to the library, helping a needy family at Christmas. field trips. and a picnic at the end of the year. Members are taken from commer- cial students who want to pursue this interest further than the confines of the classroom will allow. At their meetings. the club often has speakers, such as Miss Leigh. herself a former commercial teacher. s. . W c ter: Ea: ' in' 911:- i f! Q3 41 Commercial Club Officers. Franz left I0 P'f,Ql1I.' First fmt'-Linda Peel. Reporter: Eleanor Jones. Secretary. Svtoml row-Lou Rawls, Chap- laing Barbara Forehand. Vice- President: Barbara Hall. President: and Mrs. Hornbuckle. sponsor. Absent from picture-Pat Hughes. Treasurer. COMMERCIAL CLUB MEMBERS: From left to right: First row-Peggy Wagner. Claudia Leggett. Shirley Taylor. Laura Pool, Jane Leggett, Mary Sue Ainsley, Betty Parker. Joan Rose, Beverly Parker, and Ruby Evans. Stwnrzzi rnwiJune Nouell. Carol Richardson. Essie Willis, Shirley Taylor, Patsy Hobbs. Margie Creekmore. Susan Ambrose. E'sie Gray. Jackie Pierce. and Sue White. Tlzfrrl rowv Phyllis Pierce. Verna Baines, Sally Jennings. Bette Rae Curling, Charlotte Ware. Mary Stephens. Mary Westmoreland, Martha Gatton Anita Moseley, and Carolyn Blades. A Q it 'fs lx

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T Efzg-g?e I mn lefzt Iligllf fnslr 1 Mass Rtchel Roberson sponsor Patsv Irotmm Jlekre Small Betty Odell Bobby Oelesby andJ B Flora .S mm! nm John Chxppell Robert Hunter Ch ules Rhodes M xrx S Moore Lmda Smrth md Rena West llud row Gxneer Melrlorney Joev De Carlxs Mlry Stevens Barbara Stevx 1rt Ctrolxn Cohn and M tvls Porter N51 l We 1444-wud: 7 Le Ccrele I-rane us vvhreh began three years 2100 has rapldly mereased 1ts membershrp from sexen members to seventeen Each member has to be takrn French or have taken It for at least one year Mlss Roberson has served as sponsor slnce the club llI'5I began rn 53 Throuuh caretully planned projects the mterest rn lreneh people language and eustoms lb mereased for the members l JACKIIL SMALL 1-:meh Club Pnsuluzr A well establlshed elub m the school the Latm Club rs progressmf' rn 1ts value to Latm students Through the greater rntcrest this club arouses the members expand their knowledfe of the languave md customs ol anetent Rome C' C The membership rs eomposed of students who h tve taken Latin or are tnkmsz ll now M1ss Dlvers who teaehes Latm IS sponsor of the club IU C! yn ,.4v JlNl LEILT lrmlz Club Prcmlcnt om lj! I sr r Nlollx Ambrose Nllss JLIIM. l nmkm Anne Keeton Julr tnne lgtherld e and Xkrlber Dranc Pezellt Shirley Tarkenton B trbarn Ro teh Nlnlelred lotte Ha er fluid mn Jackie Adkins Jtmmx Crur anus Bryant and Jackie Lovuex V7 cmd.-Z' Drxers sponsor James Peet Phxllls Ferrell Strom! mu Nlarv Shavn Anderson Judy Holland and Char Henman Denms Pat Ro ers Nell T