Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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fwiss-1 ,.x. zkwim N, ,. Y .N ,I LIBRARY CLUB Kneeling, Lvl! to Rigbl: Jeannette Kight, Linda Morris. Slandiug: Mrs. Boone, Patricia Leathers, Joyce Keith, Carolyn Atkins, Salntlrn llerndon. Ann Hull, Judy Moore. Virgie Garrett, Patricia Bradley, lileanor jones. Barbara Sikes. The Library Clubs goal has been to learn about the library and how to help the students learn how to use it to best advantage. The members of the club are the library assistants, sponsored by Mrs. Boone. ' -e-l z C .ig 3 Z ,N ,..h . sf' t 'i .. , ,mmm gwsxw' sfwrf --1 or GLEE CLUB 'WWW l .The Glee Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Teer and Mrs. W'all, is for students who are interested in singing, but do not take Choral Music. The members have learned to sing in harmony several types of songs including popular songs, spirituals, religious and patriotic songs. Page Thirty-S' even

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no at QQ? R29 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA .S'w1Icrl, lf!! In Rigbl: Mary Scott, Mrs. XVastlell, sponsor: julia King. reporter: Mary Ann Nichols, treasurerg Betty Wrenn. icc- rctaryg Sauntlra Stephens, vit'e-president: Fretlricka Moore, presitlentg Tanya Upchurch, Standing: Kay Lynn, Saundra Gooch, Nancy Turner, Eleanor Vaughn, Santlra Hursey, Doris Duke, Chnrmayne Perry, Bobbie Boone, Faye Brantly, Sally Rigsbee. Witlm Mrs, Wasdell as sponsor, the club, which is organized to promote interest in teaching, began the school year with a variety of activities, Their assembly program at school and panel discussion at the University were highlights of the year's program. 5 l l r A-di f 4-l-l CLUB The officers for the club were: Burt Gunter, president: Kay Lynn, vice-presidentg Ann Hall, secretary: Ann Duughtry, song lender: Haywood Clayton, chaplain. All 4-ll'urs practiced the motto To make the best better. Under the direction of the county agents, proj- ects were completed and many members won awards. Page Thirty-Six ,.--M---t

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DANCE CLUB This organization is designed to instruct its members in correct dance conduct as well as the actual steps. The enjoyment of a dance can be greatly multiplied if self-confidence is acquired beforehand. Miss Minogue sponsors the Dance Clubg Ben Knowles is president. - 4 -F 4? we Q, vv FUTURE BUSINESS Sealed, If!! to Right: Mrs. Morgan, Charlotte Mims, Mrs. Newton. Slauding: Carol Rollins, Patricia Weaver, Billie Faye An- drews, Dale Ellis, june Cooke, Carolyn Haith, Carolyn Carden, janet Vaughn, Put Pickett. The Future Business Leader's Club was organized this year for the first time in Southern Durham County. Its aim is to bridge the gap between class work and business. Programs were carried out with this goal in mind. Club members visited local businesses and had local businessmen visit the club. Discussions on business ethics and standards were discussed in informal programs. Good scholarship in all work was stressed. F.B.L.A. is sponsored by Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Morgan.