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

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Kiwi . A :QQ FIRST ROW: Donnie Weaver, Joe Johnson, Ben Forbes, Johnny Hodges, Ed Cahoon, and David Harper. SECOND ROW: Freddie Hollingsworth, Randall Harris, Alan Harrell, Henry Thomas, Billy Overton, and Derris Roper. 3 Mr. Etheridge, the advisor, discusses Key Club business with Freddie. fflffgf-F X 'lf X9 Y R X l l l E -X l X il XX p , 7' Hliseitfrf KEY CLUB OFFICERS: KNEELING: Ed Cahoon, Secretory, Freddie Hollingsworth, President, and Johnny Hodges, Vice-President. STANDING: Joe Johnson, Reporter, and David Harper, Treasurer.

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Key Club The Key Club is composed ot boys in their sophomore, iunior, and senior years. The boys are chosen on the basis of a mini- mum 85 average, traits of leadership, and good character. This honorary organization is sponsored by the South Norfolk Kiwanis Club for de- velopment of good citizenship. The club's purpose is to achieve through service proi- ects for school and community. Typical ac- tivities include dinner tor all school leaders, a model assembly, and a Parents' Night banquet. NEW MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Larry Stallings, Franklin Holt and Richard Johnson. SECOND ROW: Chester Cahoon J. T. Atkinson, Tommy King, and Dickie Jollifte. THIRD ROW: Kent Harding, David Wilson, Gene Griffin Ed Plunkett, and Frankie Forehand. Larry Stallings seems surprised at being tapped into the Key Club. One of the many proiects of the Key Club this lt looks as it Mr Hoyhursts car is having a complete washing Watch out boysl Dont scratch year was selling pins. that palntl lH 11, :. I -

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