Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Ze si? if li A 5: 3 as is LAVERNE MI NCEY 5 ii sis 31 5 SAUNDRA STEPHENS it ff' In 35 3 . X MARY SCOTT 5 is believed that these prominent person- S lities are true builders. ot gold, but only men can make A people, great and strong- ien, who for truth and honor's sake, Stand fast and suffer long. 'ave men, who work while others sleep, Who dare while others fly- 1ey build a nation's pillors deep And lift them to the sky. -Ralph Waldo Emerson JACKIE STANLEY 103 RIDDICK O'CONNELL

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FAYE BRANTLEY CARL SCOTT FREDRICKA MOORE .. .A SANDRA HURSEY 102 p . ERROL SCH EER These ten seniors were selected by popu lar vote of the faculty for special recogni tion. Competition was high but those rnos nearly personifying the attributes of true democratic citizenship were elected to be honored here in The Southerner. The faculty considered the student's scholarship, hi: leadership and co-operation in educationa and extra-curricular activities, his genera citizenship, and his promise of future use fulness. Each of these qualities was given c definite point value and the ten seniors hav- ing the largest number of points are pic- tured on these pages.

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AWARD WINNERS As a part of extra-curricular activi- ties, many of our students have par- ticipated in various contests. We are very proud of Bettie Wrenn, winner of the Betty Crocker Award, Fred Scheer, winner of the American Leg- ion Oratorical Contest, and Faye Brantley, winner of the D, A. R. Award. 70 PRODUCE 35 NOT ERGUQFR Students of the Month Students of the Month are nominated by their respective homerooms. The nominations are then given to a com- mittee composed ot faculty members and the executive council who select one student for each month on the basis of outstanding service to the school. The students of the month pictured are: Errol Scheer, November, Sandra Hursey, January, and Saun- dra Stephens, December. Future Farmers of America I The Future Farmers of America con- structed a booth which pointed out the importance of balanced farming practices for the Durham County Fair in October. The exhibit won first prize in the contest.