South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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EilS!fB'S!Y1ns. i5Pllsl!4,iiRl0ill! ?-f.J11.1L.. 4 Min'-!i1G1i..Lv11 ,V an-fm -- -ms .-. ,. Wt. A Q' Browder, Llewellyn, Yates, Martin IDEBATERS-The bitter disappointment of defeats by both opponent teams in the triangle, then the exhileration of victory at Wake Forest. The atlirmative team of B. R. Browder and lane Llewellyn was judged the third best in the state, and the negative team of Buddy Yates and Watt Martin, secondQ Buddy and Watt were said to be among the ten best debaters of the state. Congratulations! Taylor, Pres.. East, Vice Pres.. Williams, Sec.. Rhodes, Treasn Mangum, Patterson, Baynes, Truluck, Kritcs, Harrison. Angelo, I QUILL AND SCROLL'-Thirteen may be an unlucky number, but it's the lucky thirteen who make up the Odd Number Chapter of the Quill and Scroll. Limited to thirteen members, the society stresses scholarship and outstanding work in journalism. These students are mainly responsible for the publication of Pine Whispers and the Black and Gold. You can recognize them on their induction day by the trailing black robes with the red scarfs. ilwgp

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li li gg, 3 ww, ,, i 1 l i l HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-The House of Representatives along with the Student Council, is the governing body of the school. This division is in charge i of the misdemeanors around the school such as hall and campus regulations. It is responsible for placing hall monitors throughout the building whose duty it is to see that all students obey school rules. One representative is chosen from each homeroom annually or semi-annually as each class wishes. Officers are elected from the membership in the fall: however, if there is any change in personnel, in the spring also. Present officers are Frank Alspaugh, speaker: Mary Garvey, speaker pro temp Betty Yates, secretary, Ioe Smith, treasurer: and Iames Pfaff, executive member to the council. 51155

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