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

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lst ROW - L. Long, N. Belton, M. Joyner, 'D. Det- terman, M. Dixon. 2nd ROW - F. Allen, G. Wil- rnoth, R. Crawford, L. Talson. 3rd ROW - T. Hobbs, L. Hickman, T. Cooper, B. Fisher, S. Foy. DI TRIB U TI VE ED CA T10 CL The Distributive Education Club was newly orga- nized this year. The Club undertook a worthwhile project to help the student and the country. lt was the selling ot saving stamps in order to purchase United States Saving Bonds. The proiect was ci suc- cess and was profitable for both students and country. Mary Lee Ofticers: lst ROW - Ginger Wilmath, Secretary, Mary Joyner, Program Manager, Mrs. Main, Sponsor. 2nd ROW - Nancy Belton, Treasurer, Doris Detterman, Vice President, Tony Hobbs, President. assists Ricky in putting up a bulletin board. 54

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'lst ROW - J. Spence, P. Brewington, L. Long, S. Forbes, S. Spratley. 2nd ROW - J. Sword, D. Joans, A. Wolfe, K. Sennett. 3rd ROW - N. Johnson, J. Langston, J. Desimore, J. Kriss. BIBLE CL B The Bible Club consists of a group of students who are interested in spiritual gain and fellowship through well-planned meetings and varied activities. its meetings are usually held before school, and often ci well-known minister participates in them. The club is inter- denominational, and all students are invited to attend. The club strives to promote spiritual ideals and unity among the students. This year it had done so by giving the morning devotions to the student body by use ot the school's television system. LATIN CL B The Latin Club is composed ot students who have or are taking Latin. Its 'main purpose is to make the language more enjoyable to the students by speaking it and learning more ot the foreign customs. The club is in the process of buying tapes for the various foreign lan- guage clubs. Officers: 'Ist ROW - Mrs. Jordan, Sponsor, Herbert Niles, Secretary, Ruth ScharH, Reporter, Sandie Jollitte, Vice Presi- dent, 2nd ROW - Michael Barrington, Treasurer, Linda Hodges, President. 'lst ROW - B. Taylor, J. Dissel, H, Niles, M. Whitley, S. McLemore, J. Hodges, S. Bishop, B. Capehart, P. Fotherly. 4th ROW - S. Bullock, S. Lassiter, R. Schartt. 2nd ROW L. Pritchard, A. Edwards, M. Barrington, L. Hetland, E. Simmons, D. Tcirkenton, T. Styron. Wolfe, B. Byrum, S. Jollitte. 3rd ROW - W. Pager, L. Long, T. Creef, L. 'K , f 4 , -,r' -j T . ', ,

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'lst ROW - G. Marlow, S. Kindley, J. Phelps, S. Ellington, D. Abbott, D. Nowell, A. DeWitt, F. Jones, J. Fagan, C. Scharft, W. Harper, S. Fairless. Thompson, T. Thompson, J. O'Neal, P. Harris, L. Harper, P. Rippard. 2nd 4th ROW - S. Todd, B. Allen, L. Davis, K. Block, M. McCracklin, J. Burton, ROW - C. Copper, A. Evanosky, M. Jacobs, E. West, P. Boone, J. Allen, L. Bennett, P. Trader, J. Levins, M. Fuller, J. Pierce, J. Gray, S. Evans, D. P. Spry, M. Holloman, G. Spires, M. Judah, J. Aycock. 3rd ROW - M. Chadwick, N, Kindley. Hankins, S. Anderson, F. Travis, R. Cooke, M. Riggs, N. Holloman, E. FUTURE HOME AKERS OF AMERICA lst ROW - Wanda Harper, Reporter, Dana Thompson, President, Jane Pierce, Treasurer, Sandy Evans, Vice President, Tessie Thompson, Parliamenfarian, Gail Spires, Secretary. 55 The Future Homemakers of America is a popular organization among those girls vvho are prepar- ing to become better homemalcers. This year they compiled and pub- lished a school directory, which had been in need tor many years. It made available the name, ad- dress, and telephone number of each student attending the high school.