SMITHFI£LD
V(/HaT would SHS be like IF:
W. were sweaters instead of Coat si
Jo were peace instead of Warrl
I^rry were valley instead of Hilll
^aye were butcher instead of Baker I
Borman were over stove instead of
UnderwoodI
Uernis were nickel instead of Pennyl
Ueane were less instead of Moorel
Uarby were metal instead of WoodI
Uessie were Poland instead of HollandI
were tulip instead of RoseI
BASKETBALL
Football season is over and now it*s
for basketball. Smithfield High has
^V.v'ays been well represented in this
^; ort. Every year more students are t;ry-
out for the team. Some drop out be-
^''^re elimination when they find that they
f-nck the needed skin or that the going
too rough. After a few days the coaches
^ut the team down to about eighteen girls
^nd about fifteen boys.
Practicing is earnest. The perfect-
of the teams is a long^ tedious
struggle. For the first week or so, there
many complaints about arches and pains,
tveryone does his very best to be a good
Player for the school and a cooperative
®3in~-mate for their fellow players.
Sportsmanship means a lot to our
^^hool and team. All the players and fans
urged to remember this and practice
With the help and encouragement of the
^hs and cheerleaders and the cooperation
every member of the teams with one
^^other and the coaches, we are confident
® shall have an excellent season,
Arin Mallard
GEMERAL MILLS SPONSORS SCHOLARSHIPS
Calling All Senior Girls I
You are the object of a National
Search, But don’t run — unless you run
to the librai-y of classroom to study
up on homemaking, because this is a
homemaker search which can be fun- and
educational at the same time, a search
for the All-American Homemaker of To
morrow,
She may be in our schooll
The girl amc'ig our seniors scheduled
to graduate in the spr.'ng who receives
the highest score :.r a vj’lrtcn examina
tion based on j kr; -;'ledge and
aptitude will '.ui' HuiemaKur of To**. /.
morrow. She wJH n r'ro.oent us in the
State Contest v/Iio ^ •ihe v.all compete for
a college scholar ip ei at leact kl,5C0
and possibly a -.rip to historical
American shrines, and t'le biggest award
of all, the opporcrnity to become the
Betty Crocker All-iimerican Homemaker of
Tomorrow,
There will be fun and prizes right
from the beginning of this project which
General Mills has sponsored to focus
public attention on what our school is
doing to prepare our young women for the
future and to d emonstrate how homemaking
can be as rewarding and glamorous as any
other career.
Someone has observed that it takes
a student 20 minutes longer to say what
he thinks than to tell what he knows,
Cheap cigars come in handy; they
stifle the odor of cheap politicians,
-Ulysses Grant
The worst way to torture the average
woman is to lock her in a room with a
hundred hats and no mirrors,
-John Madbury