Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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These we dearly remember Classes of 1953 Southern High School Mr. Mearns Fuller Mrs. Dorothy Roten Mr. William Barnett To you three Wonderful people, who have come to mean so much to us these past four years, We send all our love and devotion. We shall never forget you, for in each dear memory of ours, you are included. You shared our happiness and sadness. You shared our triumph after our successful class play, which could never have been a success without your assistance. We sincerely wish for you all the happiness and good luck in the World. May God bless you. With love, The Classes of '75377 Mr. Mearns Fuller February Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Roten June Co-Advisor Mr. William Barnett June C0-Advisor ' 8

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And his capable assistants MRS. EDITH B, MCCLEARY Vice Principal Dean of Girls One of the busiest and most liked persons around our school is our Dean of Girls, lVIrs. lVlcCleary. Her main interest is to give friendly and able assistance to students and to help them solve their problems. By her words, her actions, and her charming manners, she has won the respect and admiration of all with whom she has come in contact. 7 MR. EVERETT S. MCCAULEY Vice Principal Dean of Boys As we grow older and older, and the school days get fainter and fainter, we shall always remember the person who led us through many a hard time, Mr. Everett S. McCauley. His natural friendly way has made him a friend to all students who have come to know him. So we take this time to congratulate him and wish him luck throughout the coming years.

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Cooperation among individuals is vitally important. MISS JEANETTE GRIFFITH Senior Counselor Miss Jeanette Griliith, our senior counselor, has guided us well throughout our high school career. She listened eagerly and syrnpathetically to our minor as well as our important problems and, last but not least, won our love and unfail- ing devotion. MR. CHARLES SCOTT Senior Counselor Mr. Charles Scott, the counselor for the June MR. ANDREW BOHLE Coordinator Mr. Andrew Bohle, who is a graduate of Southern, is a man everyone will remember as a friend. Mr. Bohle, who is one of two coordina- tors in Baltimore, presided here at Southern first as a teacher, second as the Principal at the Annex and of the Southern Evening School, and third as our coordinator. We, the classes of 1953, wish for Mr. Bohle continued success and happiness. class, has smoothed over many of our rough spots. During our last term, We depended wholly upon his advice. He encouraged us to attend the college of our choice and inspired us to try for scholarships. We offer our thanks and best wishes to a dear friend and counselor. 9 E MISS BELLE MALEY Librarian Whether we wanted a book for research or pleasure, Hour Miss Maleyi' always seemed to know just what we wanted.