Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Mrs. Martha Johnson ..,,... A.A., St. Petersburg Junior College, PLA., Duke advisor to the Hi-Roekffl. Nell lleitner ...... l3.A., VVinthrop College, M.A., George Peabody College, advisor to Girls Athletie Assoeiation, Girls Monogram Club. lflmily lioftin. ,. . .D.A., Duke, DA., U.N.C., advisor to Library Club. Mrs. Mary Long, . . . .l3.A., Limestone College, advisor to Mamselles. ll. ll. Maynard, Jr. . . , .,........ B.A., M.A., U.N.C. George Mitchell ..,. ..... C Tarnegie Teeh, N. C. State. Ilruee Mooney ......... BA., U.N.C., advisor to Publie Relations Committee, Thespians llramaties Club, Allegro Club. Carolyn Moser. .. .... ILA., Greensboro College, ' advisor to Athena. Inez Page .... . . fB.A., M.A., Duke, Cornell, U.N.C., advisor to Program Committee, Page Ambassadors. Mrs. Martha Patrick. , . Peace College, B.A., Greensboro College, Duke, advisor to Junior Class, French Club. Mrs. Catherine Penny. .,.. TLA., M.A., Duke, advisor to Point System Committee, Novelettes. Sidney Perkins ..... R.A., Elon College, M.A., U.N.C., advisor to Xational Forensic League, Psychology Club. Mrs. Mary Phillips , , DA., Agnes Seott, U.N.C., Duke, Vanderbilt, advisor to National Honor Society. Mrs. Quillie llandall ,....,.... B.A., Limestone College, Advisor to Tillett. Julia Ratliffe. . ..... B.A., Greensboro College, advisor to Brogden 1. Mrs. Margaret Richardson ..., TLA., YV.C.U.N.C., advisor to Social Committee. William Russ. . . , .Journeyman Brieklayer. Elmer Seliear . .. .B.M.l'l., Utterbien College, M.M.E., lfniversity of Michigan, direetor of Baud. James Shields . .. .l.,. BA., M.Ed., Duke, advisor to Knights of Carr. Winston Siegfried .. , B.S., Duke, M.S., Florida State University. Mrs. Sallie Skinner . TLS., Florida State, M.A., U.N.C.3 advisor to Southern Belles. V1-eil Smith ,, l3.A., l7.N.C., M'.A., Duke, advisor to Blackwell. Glenn Starnes. . . .ll.A., U.N.C., M.M. University of Michigan. lYilliam Stars . ll..-X., Duke: M.A. U.N.C., N.Y.U., advisor to the Messenger, Publicity Committee, Art Club. Paul Sykes . . . . ILS., Wake Forest, advisor to Boys Monogram Club. Simon Terrell. , .,.....,..... R.A., M.Ed., U.N.C. James Fpehureh, 'lnstrument Maker, Duke, Bartol lleseareh l oundation of Franklin Institute, N. C. State, advisor to Mechanics Club. Mrs. llois Viek . . . . . .B.A., M.A.T., Duke, advisor to Student Couneil. Mrs. ldlizabeth VVestall .. UA., Berea College, Duke, advisor to Playmakers Dramaties Club. Mrs. Julia NViggins. . HA., Tirenau College, advisor to Spanish Club. Annie John VVilliams . , TSA., Greensboro College, M.A. lf.N.C., advisor to House and Grounds Committee, Mathematics Club. lluby YVilliams l3.A., Greensboro College, M.A., Duke, G.lC. lilelloivsllip at Selmneetady, N. Y., advisor to Inter-Club Council, Phy-Chem Club. 'lborothy l'Vilsou. . ..., B.A., Duke, advisor to Traffic Committee, Hrogden ll. .laek Vllilson , .l'3.S., VVake Forest, 'B.S., N. C. State, advisor to D.O. Club. PAGE 16

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Bimini: t'i,Ass UFFICI-:Rs THE SENIOR S CLASS 'I957 lin-it to right: Douglas Kidd. Viw-l'i'vsi1lri1t: Varol Valdwn-ll, l'rmsid1-nt: Carolyn l ann, H1-via-ta1'y: Jai-li llittniar, 'lll't'i'lSlU'Pl'. 1 AS TIME GOES BY lt was a sultry Svptviiilwi' nnirning in 15154 whvn that crowd of thrilled, hut iuwvuus so phu- lllHl'I'S, latn-cl to bw-mini thi' graduating m-lass ol l?P5T. first siiitmwvml tliv halls of lJ.H,S. Altvr a wrel: ot' 4-mitiisiiigr miiliitatioii, wc vlwwtm-il our oiiicars to guidv us tlirougli our tirst yi-ar. 'l'ln-y were: pri-sidviit, liusscll Hollvrsg vim--pw-siclviit, Mary Fuller Straiigieg SN'1'0l2l.l'y, livtsy t'liristnias: and tr1'asurvr, 'l'onnny Kirks. lt w vlin-lwii armuid Cllllllllftjllllflllll until ww lvarni-d that this 'asn't long' lJut'u1'v wi- hvard talk about wirv. napkins. trnrks. vtv, and wvnt was all part of nialiingr a float for .ll01110t'Oll1llI1l'. Mary l'lllllt'I' Strangi- was our randidate for llllt't'Il, Xvix lm w ow 1lll4'SilUll ot' lill2l11i'0S arising' and dvar old 1-lass v-,- ' '2.,'iil1lZilllOllS van 1-xist withnut tlu 'H NN :IN H0 '- .' vxc-ieptioii. Thi- first idva pimcliivecl to y 's situation was tu hold Soplnnnorv rn-nn-dx thi l'.Xtil'l 18 ol' Stunt Day for thi' juniors and s0niin's. Nt-xt on thc- agenda was a haskc-tball ganiv with thi' fav- ulty vs. the snplioniorv girls whirh pimwcl to lw a hilarious siivrvss. Still short of the iuwm-ssai'y funds. a pain-r napkin salv was launvlwd, and for sow-ral wi-vks, wr pvsti-11-cl our iioiglilmrs until they niadc- a purvliasv. As the yvar 4-ann' to a vlosv, we again put our iaith in liussvll and livtsy by clevtingr thvni prvsiilriit and si-crm-tary. Doug Kidd and Ann Vlark assunivd the- dutivs of vice-piw-siilviit and il'02lSll!'t?1' 1'esp0vtiwly. NVhPn wa rvturin-d thv following' fall. wi- not only bm-aiiimf juniors, but we gained a grm-at dm-al nf dignity tu go along' with it. .Xll during' llnothall season. wr displayi-d our NlIlH'l'i0!' salvsnianship as we paradvd aruund si-llingz tags. Fall Fm-stival, whim-h l'Illll2lt'l'tl lionu-- ttfmitiiiiiml on page 571