Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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1 i SCENE III BASEBALL WE THE Hillsboro Z 1 Roxboro 5 4 Henderson 5 3 Graham 6 0 Oxford 10 4 Chapel Hill 5 0 Oxford Orphanage 7 2 Northern 4 S Hillsboro 4 2 Roxboro 2 1 Henderson 3 1 Graham 7 2 Oxford 10 1 Chapel Hill 3 2 Oxford Orphanage 9 0 PLAY-OFF GAMES Kinston 4 3 Kinston 3 4 Kinston 6 9 The 1957 baseball team began practice in early March. THE 1955-56 BASEBALL SQUAD As shown by the scores. Southern's baseball team was hard ro beat. The season's record was I6 wins to only 5 losses. jimmy McClure, captain, was the most outstanding player with a batting average of .400. Firsl Row, Left lo Right: Felton Adams, Danny Thomas, Cecil Overcash, Hershell Stephenson, Bobby Goss, Russell Page. Second Row: Don Mitchell and Hilliard Hinnant, managers, William Barbour, Wayne Bowen, Ray Gunner, Norman Gallimora, Sunnie Rigsbee, Jimmy McClure, Mr. Smith, coach.

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SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD Ifirrr Razr, Le!! In Right: XVillic McDuffie, Ronnie Nichols, Tommie Smith, Bobby Boone. Second Roru: Kenneth Sarvis, Larry Hurst, Billy ,lo Creech. Third Raw: Coach Smith, Bobby Hardister, jerry Goodwin. WE Roxboro 42 Graham 42 Henderson 29 Cary 30 Garner 36 Oxford 31 Hillsboro 43 Oxford Orphanage 36 Northern 26 SCOR ES THEY WE 23 Graham 30 32 Roxboro 42 36 Henderson 25 43 Cary 51 32 Garner 37 36 Oxford 47 36 Hillsboro 34 23 Oxford Orphanage 37 48 Northern 28 THEY 28 22 16 25 38 40 31 36 34 first Rou' Left to Right- Charles Z' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ' . Inger, Kenneth Sar ', G d ' , W 1 ' . E:g2hL.sIl:lkhDraper, Tommy Fletcher, Calvin Porrerfield,.lS7'g5Ii5y Rggzwgiobb alliife dpnmelsi 'second Row' Kenneth SEMI- I y ar ister, Jimmy King, Marcus King, Page Fifty-Nine

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NE IV CHEERLEADERS t ELLEN Mm JEAN Bums gg E . S? I I X te: A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A FREDRICKA MOORE HEAD CHEERLEADERS DELORES HALL F' 1.onE'r'rA HILLIARD JOYCE VAUGHN sur Tranny k1,' smoxu. s'nucK1..mD g . Not only did Southern Cheerleaders promote school spirit by their enthusiastic cheering at games and pep rallies, but they also sponsored two dances during the year. ln addition to the dances, banners and pens were sold. With the money, new uniforms were bought. All 16 girls contributed much to the success of our first year at Southern. Southern and Northern cheerleaders struggle for the Victory Bell. If Southern had won the Homecoming game, our principal and coach promised to pull the bell all the way from Clements Field to Southern. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS These eight freshmen girls promoted enthusiasm at junior-Varsity games and pep rallies. They are, left to right: Linda Edmonson, Mary Alice Shipp, Linda Wriglmt and Bonnie Swanson, head: Sarah Auman, Charlotte High. Missing: Becky Moore and Judy Mangum. St . Say I H f +