Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Norking with equations and theories and testing them in ex- aeriments is a new experience for Juniors who take Chemistry. vlrs. Ann Mullen is shown supervising an experiment with icids. Conducting the test are Jimmy Carpenter, Jimmy Neal, fred Scheer, and Dan Riddle. fl ' ,earning verbs, idioms, and new alphabet letters ofa foreign Jnguage can be fun if it's done by playing a game. Mrs. Ger- rude Chewning's Spanish I class is shown playing bingo in an ffort to increase their Spanish vocabulary. Bart Whicker, Judith Ellis, and Connie Barbee receive an ex- plonation ofa theorem in Geometry from Mrs. Zenna Harris. This course is given to college preparatory students. 4047 Junior boys often elect Mechanical Drawing as a practical course for later use. Mr. Authur McKneely's class is shown hard at work on a technical drawing. ln the foreground are Roger Hall, Wayne High, Tommy Griffin, and Linwood Ross. a X-A-we 'T'ifE:?55fW'- if 1' I I

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d ' A new subject taken by eleventh grade commercial student Commercial students in Typing ll add to the skills gaine in Typing l and develop their speed and accuracy. The Juniors is Shorthand. Mrs. Evelyn Newton is shown aiding her Shorl pictured plan to enter some phase of business after gradua- hand l class in developing the skill of typing from dictatio tion. Shown in the foreground are Ellen Mize, Sue Terry, and taken earlier. Jack Mitchell. In the prgge Gnd poetry of American writers is A feqbllred COUFSG 'lOl' all jLII 1lOfS is Uhifed States HiSfOl'y. He studied along with grammar fundamentals. Mrs. Rose Feim- Mr. ZClne Eargle describes to Johnny Moore, Norma Watsa ster gives aid to Tommy Kerr, Glenda Ferrell, Florence Cur- and Kenneth Bass the territorial expansion of the Unit' States. rier, and Faye Pope. ' ' I gm ' i M -' rifles' ' -' ' N ' Mgltgii fflfgl Km Q Fit., I 1 M 'Hi s H ,gsm -r Xi' 1 i 1 g N: mg 55 2

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'7!w S Glau These capable Sophomores led their class through a successful year. They are: Linda Wright, secretary, Alice Shipp, vice-president, Sarah Aurnan, treasurer, Marcus King, president. The Sophomore Class began this year with the election of officers. Through the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Wall, we have had many events and occasions to remember which include the study of Julius Caesar and The ldylls of the King in English, our first year in typing, learning about our future vocation through human relations class, the joy and wonder of studying about all forms of life in biology, the excitement of cheerleading, and having a part in sports ac- tivities. As the year comes to a close, we Saphomores feel that we have grown in character, and that this year has been one which we will always remember be- cause of those glorious Southern days. 52