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SMTHFIELD HIGH Tli'^iES
SOCIAL COLUM
Nell Rose and Mike Wallace opened ^
the Christmas season with a party on
December 21, for the college and high
school students at their home.
On the following night Jerry High-
smith invited a gang ovjr to his house
to celebrate and from all reports, they
really celebratedl
A couple of days after Christmas,
a lot of the younger set were found out
at the Country Club being entertained by
Jack and Sarah Broadhurst.
Ann Rackley held open house for the
high school and college students on
December 28,
The Boy Scouts kept the parties
rolling with their Order of the Arrow
Dance on the 29th at the Country Club,
Bill Joe Austin’s orchestra furnished
the beautiful music.
Jean Parker and Glenda Hamilton
were determined not to let the New Year
come in without celebrating, so they
invited "everybody" to the Legion Hut to
ring out the old and ring in the new.
They served delicious refreshments, and
everyone danced from '55 til '56,
After the New Year’s dance. Darby
Wood invited the gang over to eat l)reak-
fast and continue celebrating with him7
Gail Ogburn and a few other girls, with
the aid of a real cook served eggs,
coffee, toast and bacon to the sleep
hunters. After eating breakfast we
danced and looked at T. V. Seme of the
gang at Darby's were. Jack and Marvin
Taylor, Ed Patterson and Gail Ogburn,
Julie Hooks and Chip anderson, Sarah
and Jack Broadhurst, Betty Jo and Harold.
Bhyllis Lee, Shelton and Faye Smith, and
a few others.
Phyllis Lee invited a few girls to
£inisTl spending the nightwi^ her after
,ha^^g left Darbys.~Among those~were,
SiilTOgburn, Katherine Lee, Winnie
Underwood. and Ann Mallard. ^
The next Saturday night, Sashie
Skinner celebrated her fifteenth birth
day with a dance at the Legion Hut,
Everyone, dressed in his best semiformal
attire, danced and dined on delicious
refreshments till 12.
The following Saturday, Judy Coats
entertained a group of young people
with a party at her home, just outside
of Smithfield, She served pepsi-colas,
potato chips, and cookies. The weary
crowd departed after singing around the
piano, listening to records and dancing.
FASHIONS
S.
It seems that Mickey Mouse has
quite a few fans around dear old S. H
Just take a look around and I think
you’ll agree with me. Practically every
where you see Mousekateers with their
funny little hats on. By the way, if you
think you’re seeing things when you spot
somebody with eyes in the back of his
head just look again and you’ll realize
that its only Mickey Mouse looking out
at you,
C_ashmere sweaters will never go out
of style, I'm convinced, I've never seen
so many in my life as there are among the tj
students in Smithfield High, Winnie
Underwood has a pretty new light blue
and Becky Stephenson’s green one is just
beautiful. It seems that almost all of
the senior girls go in for them— take ^
Ann Rackley and Faye Hardee for instance,
Pat Lewis and Rut hie Wei Ions both have
mighty slick looking shrimp colored out
fits. Liz Turner’s French blue suede
jacket is really good looking. In fact
everyone around our high school wears
mighty smart looking clothes, but I just
can’t mention them all, as much as I'd
like to. So IMl see you around next
High Times, Keep looking prettyU
Miriam Humphrey
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