Southern Alamance High School - Southerner Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Mrs. Bessie Robbins A.B. Elon ( Juiclance Southern ' s students receive help in many ways from the teachers in our guidance department. Mrs. Robbins and Miss Church notify students about available scholarships, inform students about important tests, and advise them about the college of their choice. Miss Church is our full- time guidance counselor. She is in charge of giving most of the tests, such as the SAT test. Mrs. Robbins, who also teaches geometry, is our part-time guidance counselor. By discussing our plans and our problems with the guidance counselors, we students become better prepared for the future.

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Mrs. Dolly Shaw A.B. Elon m C S C Two forms of music are taught at Southern: Glee Club and Band. Through participating in either of these courses a student gains a greater appreciation for different kinds of music. TheGleeClub gives two concerts each year, one in the winter and one in the spring. Small groups from the glee club sing at school functions and different civic clubs. Often the Southern Belles and Southern Sons perform when a small group is needed. The Band, like the glee club, gives two concerts a year. In addition to these, the band marches in several parades during the year and provides music for many of our school assembly pro- grams. Through the guidance of Mrs. Shaw and Mr. Burns, many students have experienced the pleasure that comes through studying music. Mr. James Burns, Jr. B.S. East Carolina

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Mrs. Henderson helps with homework, too. Mrs. Louise Henderson A.B. Woman ' s College Our library has a definite place in the ac- tivities of Southern ' s students. Providing good reading materials and supplying information for research work are only two of the many services rendered by the library. By using the materials in our library and through the help and guidance of Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Patton, our students gain much knowledge. Southern’s girls have a new pastime. Mrs. Henderson takes time out from her many other activities to teach knitting to some of our girls. The skill learned during these lessons may give the girls much en- joyment in fu- ture years. I