SMITHFIEID HIGH TBffiS
ive fellow* Guess whoI I can't seem to
remember. Of course Mary Joe got ^all the
glances when she appeared in a gorgeous
wine gown that proved a beautiful con
trast to her hair*
The fad in school wear for the
girls is hand in hand with the boys*
Those buckles on the back of your skirts
are real handsome,girls*
To catch up with the freshmen you
only have to follow this slogan* "Don't
be a square, just color your hair>"
The only fashion that the Seniors
are interested in are the class rings*
From what I hear, they'll be great.
Well, my report is finished now so
I guess I’ll sign off if you promise to
keep me up on the latest fashions of
fifty-six.
NEW HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS - 1956-57
9th Grade
Thomas Cook - Selma
Eugene Dixon - Benson
Brenda Dunn - Pineland School,
Roseboro, N* C.
Melvin Moore - Corinth-Holder
Becky Reagan - Greensboro
Faye Stanley - Cleveland
10th Grade
Connie Langdon - Wilson’s Mills
Balias Royal - Chevy Chase, Md*
Vann Scott - Wilson
12th Grade
Camille Boyette - Kenly
S.H.S. SONG DEDICATIONS
To Larry Lancaster - "Sixteen Tons"
The Sophomore Class to magazine sub
scriptions - "Money Honey”
Students on Friday to teachers - "See
Ya Later Alligator"
Oirls physical Ed Class to Coach
Brown - "It Oply Hurts for a Little
;Vhile”
To football players - "Winner Take All"
Recess and Lunch - "Heaven on Earth"
Roy to Coach Brown - "Oh Mein Papa"
THE SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
LIBRARY IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE
THE FOLLOWING:
1* We are continuing the project of
having a "Thought for the Week"
posted on the display board on the
west side of the library,
2, Our bulletins are colorful, informa
tive, and pertinent*
•3* Our magazines are numerous and
up-to-date.
New books are arriving every day;
For the reader who is interested in
current events, there is the excit
ing picture record of the year's news,
year* The readers who have enjoyed
SEE HERE, PRIVATE HARGROVE and NO
TIME FOR SERGEANTS will want to add
to their list of humorous books about
life in the service the account of
life in the navy DON'T GO NEaR THE
Water, and RECKLESS of the Marines*
For the senior’s book reports, there
are BEYOND THE GHESN STUMP (Nevil
Shute), THE GREEN HILLS, VILLAGE
SCHOOL, vJILL SHAKESPEARE AND THE
GLOBE THEATiR, THE LORD OF LONDON,
HALF-CROWN HOUSE, and a new A. J.
Cronin novel.
There are also spoi^ts stories,bio
graphies, historical novels, and
stories from which popular movies
have been made*
5# The following are our student lib-
rians;
Janie StqDhenson
Linda Culbreth
Glenda Hamilton
Margie Hill
Marie Stewart
Norma Kistler
During October, Mary Moore is bulle
tin board chairman, and Ruby McLeod
is in charge of the "thought"*
The libraiy is sad to announce that
1, Some of you are not handing your
books in on time,
2, Some of you are turning down corners
of the pages.