Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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It’s what’s up front that counts. Stopping by Minerva Avenue on a snowing morning- First prize—autoharp; second price—albumn; for best interpretations of picture. Easter Holidays — minus one! HUH!!???!!??!?$ !@( -!!! Clear the halls for the Batmobilel! 28

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PICTURES: Nancy Beard, Treasurer, John Davis, Vice President, Bobby Tyndall, President, Paula McGurk, Secretary. Leadership is the art of stimulating interest within the people and influencing them to work together toward cornmon desirable goals. The Student Council is an organization dedicated to providing the student body with the best leadership possible. It helps in promoting an atmos¬ phere conducive to the betterment of social, moral, physical, and intellectual standards. The Student Council is founded on the principal of centralized co-ordina¬ tion of the opinions of many, by few. It is for this reason that this organization must consist of students who possess the highest standards of integrity and honor. The responsibilities of a student council member are serious and many, yet the satisfaction of having provided the stu¬ dent body with an efficient, democratic representation, is more than equal com¬ pensation. STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Betsy Lawson, Martba Jobnston, Sissel .Tobannessen, John Davis, Nancy Beard, Paula McGurk, Bobby Tyndall, Margot Beacb, Mary Faetb Cbenery, Page Moseley. SECOND ROW: Martba Synan, Paivi Kotiabo, Peggy Baker, Herb Massie, George Taylor, Frank Babnson, Pbil Ray, Buddy Daniel, Mrs. Martba Patrick, Advisor, David Rigsbee, Fred Adair, Jim Sharpe, Rick Hopkins, Tommy Lowe, Lois Fowler, I.inda Cole, Barbara Barry.