Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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June Blass Ilffinnrs Daniel Mulcahy Secretary Richard D'Antonio T reasu rer jerome Tolodtiecki President Arnold jerrell Vice-President Class Colors: Red and VVhite Class Flower: Red Rose Class Motto: Enter to Learn: Go Forth to Serve CLASS SONGS Tune: Bless This House Bless this school, O Lord, we prayg Make it safe by night and day, Bless these walls, so firm and stout, Keeping want and trouble out. Bless the roof and chimneys tallg Let Thy peace lie over all. Bless these doors that may be Ever open to joy and peace. Thank you, Lord, for Southern High, Tune: I believe that these have been our happy days, The days gone by, I believe that these have been our only ones, They seemed to ily, I believe that here we've had our dreams come true, The dreams we lived: the dreams we knewg Southern High! Southern High! Sad departing makes us cry, Music, sports, athletics, arts, Public speaking are her partsg We are grateful, Lord, to you, SOUTHERNERS, we'll all be true. This our school we hate to leave, What she's taught us we believe, We are proud and bid good-bye, To all this, Southern High. Words by jofw FRANKLIN I Believe I believe that friendship is our password here, In all we do, I believe that parting is the hardest thing, Yes, leaving you, Everytime I hear our Alma Mater played, or see our ring, or pass this way: I'll not forget, Southern High. Words by Wnsirmsn CHANEY 34

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jovci-. .Xu-tus G22 S. Charles Street IIONIMHRCIAL Hom1'room Pres. Ig Hi- Y 2, 3: lianlr Rep. 2, 35 Haul: ofjirial 4. Joyce, a very versatile gal, proves this fact by not only attending school, and partici- pating in extra-curricula ac- tivitics, but also by holding a part time ollice .iob after school. linwaku ll. AI.l5Rltlll'l' 230 li. Barney Street GENERAL 'rrcl-INICAI. Stamp Rep. 2, 3, 4. lid, one of our little guys, is a whiz in mechanical draw- ing and sports. He plans to work after graduation. jvnrrn ALT l0l2 William Street .u:.-mi-:Mic F. T. fl. 3, -lj Band 3, 4: limuling 3,' Honor Soriely 4: Safety Council 3, 4. judy's sweet personality a- long with her NV. Virginia accent makes her a real Southern belle. Her musi- cal talents ring loud and clear through the corridors. Perhaps a Date lVith Judy -with college. M,-nu' Lou .-XNTl.1'rz l6l0 Jackson Street cztmsttincl.-vi. liozvling 2, 35 Brulmilzion 3,' Hi-Y 4. Mary Lou plans to work alter graduation until thc right man comes along. At the present she enjoys going to Southern's games, but likes even better to partici- pate in them. Mary Lou's quiet, friendly manner makes her a pleasant personality towards all of her classmates. 35 wlaonfiigigfied Roxun lixtokv AIRICY 1247 Sargcant Street cost M IQRCIAI, Il. V. liaselmll 2, 35 ll. V. Football 35 V. liawlmll -I: Class Pres. -I. Archibald aspires to be a boss someday, perhaps with his own business, but first he expects to join a great team, the l7.S. Air Force. Fun-loving and athletic, he has his serious side, too. Wu.t.IAM N. ALLisoN 3-131 Sunlea Court GENERAL TECIINIC.-XL j. V. Football 2, 3, V. Wrest- ling 2, 3,' V. Football 4. Will, a genius at tearing out transmissions, hopes to learn how to put them back to- gether again by attending an apprentice school in Virginia. The best of luck is wished to him in his endeavor. linsruxn Axmgksox, JR. 3618 Tenth Street tat-LNHRAI. 'rr:t:iiN1c.xL ll' the enemy ever comes to the ll.S., he will meet a stal- wart foe. Our lid. is a mem- ber of the National Guard and plans to protect the country by entering the serv- ice after graduation. Gizoizcr: A. B.-nm 56 li. Heath Street ci-:xi-ik.-xL 'l'l-LCIINIC.-KI, Lillrary Rep. 2. Snail, a red-headed guy who is liked by everyone for his remarkable sense of hum- or, plans to hnd a good job and settle down until Uncle Sam gets hold of him. ef? FLCPBHJQ