Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK CONTENTS I . . ADMINISTRATION ll . . FACULTY III . . CLASSES IV . . . FEATURES V . . ACTIVITIES VI . . ATHLETICS V II . . ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 9

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F'0BEWOBD IN THIS EDI1'IoN of the MESSENGER, the staff has made an attempt to present in photographic sketches the city of Durham as it appears today, as well as the usual picture of Durham High School life with its manifold activities. Since the school is, Within itself, a real community, it has not been difhcult to compare our high school administra- tuny acuviueg and sochd hfe math those insutuuons of which We, as citizens, will in a few years be a vital part. Reahzing that the true value of a toxvn can be esu- mated only hy the Worth of its inhabitants, we have at- tenapted ui deinct characterktng cuizens as xvell as to shoxv scenic IDurhan1. NVe can think of no hetux xvay than to intniduce into our yearbook the civic organiza- dons xvhich have played so essentud a I1Je in the de- velopment of every phase of city life. ffhe interesttuid coopcratkmn ci these varuius groups and theu'spontaneous enthusnmrn in regard to our an- nual have made us definitely conscious of those fine qtudiues of cuizenship xvhich xve, ourselves,liope sonae day to possess. PACE 8

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DURHAM SENIHH HIGH SCHO0L