Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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lfff In righl: Syli'i4igllum't-i', Doris Bnhhitt, Mack Cnnieron, Marie Harrison, Ethel llenslcy, Earl Dunn. Marguerite Pttnetti, .Xt'tn.i Wtnnhle, Syhil lit-rry, lktisy llorne. Mrs. Mason, X L' ' - ' Alice Pittmzm, llill Cfnnttn. Bill Cntimil. hge-if,lit-liutilmck, ART CLUB ,'l1lz'1'.rw'.' Mics. M.ittY L. M.-tsux 'line rum ilu' I-'l'XtI'I'IflNOl-ll1C1xl'l Cluh since its lmeginning in tqygz hits ht-en tu give the memhers .in opportunity to express themselves in ttrt. lt hgts also heen invatluaihle to stutlents who atre interestecl in :irt :intl yet halve heen ttnzihle tu inelutle this suhiect in their tltiily schetlttles hir eretht mwttrtl gtxtcltitttmtt. 'lihree times out ul' the loin' monthly meetf ings heltl this year the eluh sltetchetl or htttl ll wurls periml. Oliten at motlel posecl. gtncl some times memhers went otittlums to work. Once il month .i prugrtnn wats Llt'l'Ltl'lgCtl hy Doris Boh- hitt. vit'e-presiclent, gtncl either guest spetiliers were tnvitetl. or at trip tu some exhihit was pl.unnt-tl. 'lpn ul' the most utitsttititlitig spettlters lu were Mrs. Hornell Hurt, who spoke on LIre.tt- ing liettuty with Your Own Skill, .intl Mrs. D. L. Sherertz. il former missionary tu CIhin.l. whose topie was Oriental Art. Climnxing the ttetivities ul' the year, ti picnic un top ol Piney Mountain was ti thrill tn itll the memhers. Uncler the clirection ul Mrs. I. li. Matson, who helpetl the ullicers. the Art flllllm haul one of its must successful yegtrs. Otfiftczmts l'rc'.vi1lw1t Sytxrx llritwtatt l71'f'c'-l'f'6.fiff4'12I l Dt mls IS: ll5lSl'Ii'l' Sl'C'l'f'fL1I'.V llrrsi' ciI.YNll'lI 'llI't'tl,Vlll'l'l' Mtczti Cltxtiatmx .USE 20

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Iuseplius Daniels. 'l'weiityflixe tlelegates atteiuletl with lletty Poe. Mariella lltuiker, Raney Stauliortl. intl Lharles Marlahain, ulluial tlelelgates. aiul W. ll. Cfuhle, C. S. lltumper, aiul Miss Marguerite M. llerr. wlui was elumsen ehairnian ol' the newly ur- Qlllllftl state atlxisers' group. A iiuanurahle tuutsimi was tlu' scluuil visit ol' lost-ph M. Murphy, Iiuuiuler aiul tlireetor ol' tlu' mlunihia Seluwlastit' Press .Xsstu'iation. ol' whieli the 111'-Krlrlgrt is a rharter ineniher. Througli the tsseinhly atltlress to upper elassinen. personal inter, ws, inliurinal talks to all eity seluuml :ulyisers aiul ullirials, Mr. Murphy inipressetl those he met for the hrst tinu' as a scholarly, inspiring leatler in . 1 Ins helal. llu' ll1,lx'm'fgf'l suliinittetl last ltuu' hy VV. C irr. Ill aiul Neil Newsuin in the State news- paper eontest was annniiiuetl hy li. R. Rankin, tlireetor. last Iiall as u'iniu'r ol' the up 19.11 contest. l Ulu Ineal interest was ilu- prngraiii, lournalisni in the City Selinolsf' mu' ol' a series nl' hrutuleasts lo llurhain Seluuilsu spuiisuretl hy Supl. XV. l . VVarren. in wliieli lianey'Staul'ortl representetl the Ill'-Ruz'lqc'1. The lil'-Rnrlgvt is puhlishetl hiweekly uiuler the guulaiure ol' Miss Marguerite M. Herr, general atlviserg li. I.. mleliruyne, husiness zulviserz W. ll. Cohle, assistant literary atlviser. Mrs. I. li. Mason. art adviser: Miss Lucy 'l.l10l11S0ll, typing tlirecturg alul R. l.. Allirey. cut aulyiser. The following stu tleuts comprise the editorial hoard: Harris Proctor, etlitor-in-ehielig lietty Poe, IICXVS-gl'l1Cflll1 Mariella lloolier. iiuiiiagiiig literary editor: Raney Stanlitmrtl. feature etlitorz Charles Nurville, Lewis Gregory. aiul Marvin Francis, sports etlitorsg Sarah Siu-etl, etlif torial editor: Susan Buchanan aiul Carolyn llar ward. alumni editors: Charles Markham, junior etlitorg aiul Ruth Mcllonaltl, Celia Tlioiiipsoii. aiul Dot Sugg, copy editors. Tluminas Harris aiul Mar, ion Ciaultly tlireet the husiness stall: Ronaltl Rose supervises the circulation tlepartiiuaitg aiul Sylvia Iltuwer luuuls ilu- art stall. TYPINCI S'I'.'XlTI Miss lam Iiimisns, X. Anixis, M. liumi-sus. I. Itutiiii. lf. i,mi.ws. HUGE

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. . . aff: If ancf pad ELLEN H. RICHARDS CLUB .'1rfl'I'.ft'I'.' Miss Fit.tNoEs Wtll1l.XX'flli'l'lI Look, 'i'u'1n:i-1, lloysl 'l'hese girls ol' the Ellen lor the British War Relief. antl the contlucting ol ll. Richartls ifluh can surely qualiliy for making a city cooking school. UI' course, these are only a an attractive, convenient. coinliortahle home. Not only tlo they know all ahout planning. buying, ilu-Scgirlsl . k- 1 ., .' ,R .. 1 . , , . n I , I wo mg' ,mil Mnmgxlmlls' but 'lm thty know Memhers ol the cluh consist ol Durham lligh how to improve ones personal appearance, how to entertain lirientls. antl how to run a home on a hutlget plan. V- - - , . - 1 lf'-r, a 'z ls a win tm that wirl loin' th- ni xt Ihr- lxllen ll. Richards Lluh is one ol the na- H lm ll mx l 1 f' 1 3' L Us tioually allihatetl home economics cluhs. During Umsulmllng work' the year the cluh was honoretl hy various notetl 'l'l1U5L' 3llflS llilw 11111110 ilu' llmm' l'3ff1HfH11ifS speakers. The girls chose for their inain projects Cottage a show place that no visitor to Durhani the making ol' tu'entyAlix'e pairs of flannel pajamas High School shoultl miss seeing. KJIJIPICIQRS 1 ir.f! Sc'rm'.-'rw' Scfozzfl St'H1t'jft'l4 .XNNL liiu-.Wiatr . . President . . ll'NNl'l'-N IUHNSUN .Xl.it'ta liiaxxi-.tn . . . .Viee'Prs:sitlent. .. ANNIE Mala lNlotu:.xrs l.xistc'r liiixuuto . . Secretary. . . . llxziit. l5.xt'c:oiu lNI.ut1oiuE liXClllil.1lR . . Treasurer. . liE'i i'Y NI4Ill1Tl.S i l n'.fl rulzx' ll. King, li. Rigshcc. Miss l i'.lnces lf.. XVoolu'ortlt, .L lh'ewer, M. l,t'ary. Xltlllllf max' ll. Nichols, ll. Capps, l. Iohuson. Tfzinl rout Nl. lfhappell, M. lioweii. M. liaclielor, N. Rollins. .X. R. Kclilierly, l. Kiluhro. .X. M, lhlUI'lL1.lIl, R. I-'onxillr-. lfonrllz funn ll. Haticoin. W. M. Gooch, R. l'lL'l'gL'l'NHl'l, M. l r.incis. I. W.u'iu-r. .X. If. tial:-s. Nl. I'.iylur. PAGE 21 liew ol' the things acconiplishetl tluring the year hy School girls who are taking, or have hatl. holne economics. lfach year Miss lirances VVoolworth,