Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Mr. Fred Smith coached the baseball team. Brilliant pitching, outstanding hitting, and fancy fielding delivered the i956-57 team to third place in the conference. Coach Fred Smith and the boys on the team worked until late in the afternoon to perfect the skills of the game, which Baseball Scoreboard Southern 5 ,,,.. ..,,, , . . Oxford Orphanage , Southern 4 . . Bethel Hill i Southern 2 . . Northern Southern 2 . . Roxboro Southern 4 A , . . Chapel Hill Southern 3 . . . , Hillsboro Southern 2 . . , . Graham Southern I6 . . , Northern Southern 5 . , . Roxboro Southern 3 , , . . Chapel Hill Southern 4 . . , . . Hillsboro Southern l . . . Graham 1 made them into a winning team. Many of last year's letter men returned and the l957-58 team was built around thes returning lettermen. Rah! Rah! Rah! First Row: Ted Garrett, Billy Barbour, John Harris. Second Row: Coach Smith, 'Willie McDuffie, Ron- nie Cartner. l Q ..- !

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Our Southern days have held many momentous and glorious occasions. Having a part in homecoming . . . hearing Dixie played at the Southern Ball . . . travel- ing Around the World ln Eighty Minutes . . . debat- ing with fervor . . . sharing in the long-awaited Grad- uation Day. Throughout the year, we have been enabled to walk through days of grandeur similar to those of the Old South. Bobby Sneed, Ted Garrett, and Larry Lumley share in these moments. 98