Smyrna times., 1950-05-04
Prom Committees

range for the Junior Promenade
here on May IL have been announc-
ed by Robert Bamberger, class
president. as follows: Invitations
Walter Beckwith, Wayne Pryor,
Verna Smith, Sara Jane Sparks.
Katherine Jones; programs--Betty
Jean Foxwell, Doris Virdin, Doris
Slaughter, Mary Vaughn, Anna
Knotts; music-Phil Denney, Lin
den Doughten, Dick Ennis, Bill
Marsh; decorations-Deborah Bal
lard, Kurt Zippe, June Cook, Betty
Sue Jarman, Gene Short, Ruth
KINNEY, Kenneth Thorpe, Bill
Bartlett.
The Program Committee has
compiled the following information
for inclusion in the program: Sen
ior-Class Colors: Kelly Green and
White; Glass Motto: 1.-The Nifty
Flifties"; Class Flower: White
Rose. Junior-C Glass Colors: Red
and White; Glass Motto: "Just Be
gun in 81; Glass Flower: Carna-
tion. Senior-president, Donald
LAlff; vice president, Betty Lou
Carrow; secretary, Blanche Kemp.
Junior president, Bob Bamberger;
vice president, Sara Jane Sparks;
secretary, Ruth KINNEY. Pro-
gram: Anna Knots; music: Phil
Denney; decorations: Kurt zippe;
invitations: Walter Beckwith.
Senior Class-Audrey Ashton,
Barbara Ballard, Jeannine Ballard,
Josephine Budd, Preston Burris,
Ralph Carey, Betty Lou Carrow,
william David, Joanne Deakyne,
Caroline Dudasik, Evelyn Eckeard
Betty Estes, Ellen Gosch, John
Glnter, Marion Harris, Marietta
Horsey, Myrtle Jarman, Blanche
Kemp. Albert Lane, Betty Love-
grove, Donald Luff, Glenn McNatt,
Russell McNatt, Mary Emma Moor,
Ruth Newnum, Ralph Peters, Ruth
Ann Rees, Charles Reed, Emma
Rosengren, Mary Sue Ross, Charles
Ruch, James Ryan, Virginia Shock
ley. Walton Smith, Gloria Wright,
Edith zippe.
Junior Class-D. Ballard, r.
Ramberger, B. Bartlett, w. Beck
with, j. Conley, ]. Conley, ]. Cook,
ID. David, ]. Davis, r. Ennis, B.
F'oKwell, o. Halliday, X. Jones, r.
KINNEY, A. Knotts, C. Leister, ].
McNatt. w. Marsh, S. Peterson, G.
Short, ID. Slaughter, S. Smith, v.
Smith, S. Sparks, K. Thorpe, A.
Tribbitt, M. Truax, M. Vaughn, d.
.yirdin, K. zippe.
Alma Mater
Thou art adored, our Alma Mater
dear,
All classes hail thee, the glory Of
our cheers,
Happy are we to have been thy
learning wards
And thy thorough teaching will al
ways be our guard.
We know thee well now, dear
Smyrna High,
Remember us as we pass thee by
AS Alma Mater thy worth we see
After these many years with thee
We hope that through all the COM
ing years
Wen keep apace of Father Time
II is a long fight and hard fight
Bat We'll gain the world sometime
0pen House at Wilmington Genera
Eight girls of the 10th, 18th ant
1sth grades were invited to Oper
House at Wilmington General Hos
pital School of Nursing on Satur
day. April %, 1850.
Our program for the day was
bpm, arrive at nurses residence
z-2 pm, lunch: 2-2:30 pm, tour o.
the hospital; 1904 pm, minstre
ssaow by w. G. H. students; 4-4:3(
pm, tour of the nurses home
4:S0-5:15 pm, conference with di
rector of nursing and instructors
5:15-6:30 pm, picnic supper oil
grounds; $50 pm, leave for home
Transportation was furnished b.
the hospital.
The girls attending were: Char
lote O'Neal, June Cook, Edith Zip
pc, Ruth Ann Rees, Sarita Peter
son, Betty Sue Jarman, Dori
Dukes and Rosalie williams.
June Cook, Saria Peterson
Tour of the Hospital
Our tour of the hospital prove,
most interesting. At Robin Hall al
visitors were divided into group
of ten, conducted by an instructor
Upon. leaving Robin Hall, we wen
over the hospital, entering at tn
accident ward. First we wen
through the new laboratory; fror