Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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National Honor Society With the help of Mrs. Zenna W. Harris, the Southern High Chapter of National Honor Society was organized at the beginning ofthe second semester. A challenging and in- spirational induction ceremony was given by the Durham High Chapter on the thirtieth of January. The Society strives to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students. Among the service projects undertaken were ushering at the Talent Show and the North Central District ofthe Stu- dent Council. The members, also, assisted the Guidance De- partment in sponsoring Career Day. ,iw 41.41, an 7aa.cfz! The members ofthe Society are First Row Faye Brantley Phyllis Mincey, Fredicka Moore, Judith Ellis, Shirley McDuffie, Carolyn Warren Jane Cooke Carl Scott Faye Hudson Nancy Tillman Sue Green, Rebecca Pelfeer Sandro H'-1f5eY, Seundfe Stephens- Th 'd J k St I L n Row: Dan Riddle, Errol Scheer. H '-in-L w...c 'mai H i ' E 4 Rf? .UI 'li Llp

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Student Council Committees Without the help of the committee chairmen, the Student Council becca Petrea, Publicity, Mary Scott, Social, Laverne Mincey, Assem- would not hove been Uble TO SPONSOV Service PV0leCfS Such 05 DlC'nV1ln9 bly, Carolyn Green, Scrapbook, Faye Hudson, Student Welfare, Mrs, l'lOmeC0mi 1Qi helping to organize the National Honor Society, help- Boone, Sponsor, Darlene Swain, Bulletin Board. Standing: Kenneth ing Wlfh The Velemlfle Deneel Und the Talent SHOW- Stallings, Finance, Fred Scheer, House and Grounds. Seated: Saundra Stephens, Program, Sue Terry, Point System, Re- o c Slacfeal 6 ' 'he publication of the Student Diregtqry WGS one of the many OC, Characteristic of the various activities of the Student Council is the omplishments of the Student Council, Mrs, Boone, Saundra Ste- P 9P0 0fl0 ' Of C' bulletin boefd in the l0bbY for eeeh m0nfh CON- rheng, Errol Scheer, and Mary Scott Cgmpoged the Committee wp-,551-1 taining students' birthdays. Arranging the January bulletin board ras responsible for the convenient and informative directory. Ure Darlene SW0l 'i L0Ve ne MlVlCeYf Und CUV0lYf1 Green- ' Eiiffie ZTEWVEI- I 2 1 22-ri . , -, A i

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ww Q 3 1 nt? F 3 ' .2 gow. ww O F5 rg 1 12' -V t . E , 1 The newspaper staff consists of: Linda Kelly, Lalene Page, Pat Hod- Jimmette O'Briant, Mrs. Hunt, sponsor, William Ray, Tommy Fletch nett, Ruth Couch, Betsy O'Briant, Carolyn Cheek, Dona Fagg, Pat er, .luanity Brantley, L. M. Draper. Warren, Haywood Clayton, Faye Brantley, editor, Charlotte Watson, Woice aflfze 5l'uJenh we-1 3-mv miling gleefully over the latest issue of the outhern Script is the editor, Faye Brantley. 'he Southern Script workroom is like a second home to 'mese members of the staff: Tommy Fletcher, Mrs. Hunt, .. M. Draper, Ruth Couch, Dona Fagg. Newspaper Staff People make news and news creates the people -your Southern Script staff. Throughout the year, Mrs. Linda Hunt's classroom hums with the sound of voices, clicking of typewriters, and the hustling ofa great deal of activity as the deadline for the Southern Script rolls around again. The staff sincerely hopes that they have presented to the student body a paper which is newsworthy and interesting and which upholds the American tradition of freedom of expression.