Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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. . . my three years at D. H September, 19523 and we piled into the unknown, the halls of llurhani High, for the first time. Orien- tation Week . . . need we say more? . . . Mr. Cooke's greeting' us by playing his harmonica . . .the familiar faces of the Traffic Committee kindly guiding us when lost. That year we elected as our officers Mason Wiilkins, presidentg lVarren Shankle, vice- presidentg Sarah NVeeks, seeretaryg and Buddy Durst, treasurer. 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Seated: Joanna Holloway, Standing : Donald Penny, presidentg .Timmy Erwin, viee president. treasurer, Eleanor Cowan, secretary. A few months passed and we presented to the mighty Juniors and Seniors our Sophomore Stunts. Somehow time flew and lleeember had eome. XYhat l'un it was attending' those games . . . winning' the lllastern Championship. llomeeoming eame and Bobbie Dean Purvis was our candidate for queen. Uh, of course, in our opinion the fllll'lStlIlIlS llanee was a great sueeess. Now we were old members ol' ll. ll. S., being PAGI-1 29 active in clubs, soeieties, and on eonnnittees. llow we rushed down the halls when bells rang' and -lA and 4B period for what? . . . SPlf'l41ll 'HAM SANDVVICHES. VVe acquired a taste for those sandwiches and ate them for three years. New Yearls resolutions were to STVIJY, STVDY, STUDY, but when finals ealne, we were still eranl- ining for biology, algebra, and English. Those final exams also meant that o11r first year at D. ll. S. was over. Begiiiniiig our junior year we anticipated great things ahead. After electing officers .linnny Erwin, president, Ken Hall, vice-presidentg Joyce Jernigan, secretary, and Joanna Holloway, treasurer, we real- ized that with only 83 eents in the treasury, some- thing' would have to be done .... A ND QVIUK. Gosh, but Jimmy, Mrs. Pat, and all of' us worked hard to make the .lunior Talent Show, Y'All Come, a big sueeess. It was wondert'ul, and we increased our S3 eents quite a bit. This was the year for big things. Besides our Junior-Senior Prom, Rhapsody world shaking' social event, the blast the foundations for our new in Bluef' being a dynamite used to auditorium, caused a bit of shaking, too. You guessed it . . . Bobbie Dean represented our elass as our Homeeoming' Queen candidate, again.