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

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Students pradced safety With mounting traffic accidents and fatalities, the people of the United States have realized that education in the field of driving is becoming more and more necess¬ ary. Southern High School has already begun classes in driver ' s education with our competent in¬ structors, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Stockard, and Mr. Clayton. They taught the regulations of highway safety in t,he classroom and later students learned to handle the car. Statistics have shown that driver ' s education has reduced the rate of traffic accidents. Mr. Clayton Demanding coach, .good sense of humor Mac returned safely after road training Students practiced hand signals 24

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Mr. Wilson and the Ag.boys contributed to Southern ' s spirit by working hard all year.

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Valuable Aids to Southern Starting early in the morning, the cafeteria staff at Southern began to prepare a well-balanced lunch for hungry students and teachers. While Mrs. Howerton and her staff prepared lunches, Southern ' s grounds and hallways were well- kept by our custodial staff. First row: B. Isley, M. Schronce, T. Kimble, J. Fuller, D. Payne, A. Patton, E. Coble, S. Howerton. Second row: H. Ketner, H. White, A. Stone, G. Vincent, R. Pateat, H. White. Euliss Austin and Herchel Calbert kept Southern clean. . . planted and trimmed shrubbery Hattie Hunter and Mattie Jones- dusted and cleaned... scrubbed and polished Mrs. Howerton-Prepared menu... helped serve lunch One of Hattie ' s regular jobs is to keep every room neat and clean. 25