Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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fhyaicaf gnluca lion pafzfmen f Poor Hall Patrols! How can they keep order when there is an lllf1'ill1llll'Hl ganne going on in the gym I lntrannnrzxl sports for both boys :intl girls were enthnsizistiezilly carried ont through the year, for sports have always been 2111 outstanding feature in Dnrlnnn High Sf-hool. llnrler the clireetion of Miss Lietner, Mr. Sykes. Mr. Baneoin and Mr. Emmerson, athletics have soared high Zlgillll this year. Most of ns rlifln 't stop taking' gym after the two reqnirecl years, lint took the tliircl, also. tlnr ineinories of sports in LJlll'll2llH High Svhool will ever he vivid. Mn. FRED IEMMICRSON Miss NELL LEITNISR Mn. PAN. G. SYKICS, 1JIi7'l'C'f0I' Miz. t,'i.1Fr R. BAUCOM PAGE 31

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J cfuairiaf 04'ZfJ ,beparimenf MR. H. C. C0LL1Ns AND MR. GLENN PALMER Waiting in the Cold luneh line for some of those lust-ions sandwic-hes and pastries, we girls have often heen awed hy the unnatural sounds that issue forth from the haseinent windows on that side of the huilding. A eurious grrinmling souncl has led us to wonder what strange things those are that dwell in the lower regions of our sehool. 'llhe hoys. hrave c'reatures, are unimpressed. Vnlike us they have often ventured into the niidst of those terrifying niachines and have actually learned how to niake theni 'ttiekf' The boys who take industrial arts work in the vocational niachine shop or study the arts of woodwork and mechanical drawing! They spend niore tiine in their industrial arts class than in any other. but ot course they also reeeive more eredit for work in that class. All of the eourses in this depart- nient are popular electives. The hoys who learn the industrial arts are in a, very pravtical way preparing' them- selves tor life in the Machine Age! and enjoying the process. PAGE 30

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obpefzatiu Claw 'fhliss Maude is in a class to her- self-ancl 21 very high one. She is the henfl of her ilepartnieiit, nnfl she is tlie only one in it. As far ns 'iher boys are C0ll09l'llCll, her flCP2l1'JC1l1911t is quite mleqiiately stalled. These boys of hers, thanks to her gnimlnnce. sneeeefl in combing' sehool with jobs, They nltend sehool dur- ing' n part of the clay that is agreeable to them and their employers and are taught most of the courses they de- sire hy Miss Mnnmle hex'sell'. Aflniit- tnnce to the elnss is Slli'll a eoveteml honor that there is nlwnys a waiting list, :incl the 'W'oiip l'IlOl11 is always filled to its enpaieity. Ilei' gwnliintiiig seniors will. like all their p1'emleeessoi's, l'9lll91l1lJG1' hel' with love nnil deepest respect. Miss MAUDI4: Rooms Coiip Teacher PAGE 32