Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Pat Swain and Newton McKinney are shown sketching a landscape drawing. Other activities included designing tile blocks, copper enameling, water color painting, block printing, and working with oils, Their major project was the painting of the figures for the manger scene at Christmas. Art Club Seated: Faye Thompson, Linda Murphy, Anna Hagy, Eleanor Foster. Standing: Ruth Vo- well, Patricia Swain, Richard Councilman, Rebecca Goodwin, Newton McKinney, Mrs. ' P V Boone, sponsor. The Art Club was organized to develop the talent of artistically inclined stu- dents. With the aid of their sponsor, Mrs. Boone, this club has exhibited many of their creative works during the year. an IJ Photography Club With the guidance of Mrs. McLeod, the Photography Club velop negatives, This club has greatly aided the annual has learned the essential factors concerning the condi- and paper staffs by their work tions for taking good pictures and how to print and de- The people in the Photography Club are: Ross Osborne, secretary- Bennett, viceepresident, Jimmy Collins, president. treasurer, Bryant Smith, Mrs. McLeod, Jimmy Carpenter, Wiley Q- 13H394?if5'?a E?3 - l 935515-tif: A ,I

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Glee Club The Glee Club rendered musical selections at Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, Easter, graduation, and P.T.S.A. meetings. Under the direction of Mr. Teer and Mrs. Wall, each oc- casion was made a success. The club studied music of all types, and has grown in their appreciation of this fine art luwiic fem 844014 MM! Dance Club The Dance Club is composed of those students who can't dance but are interested in learning. With the help of Mrs. Lucie Hunt and Mrs. Hill, the members of this club The members are: R. McCoy, D. Moore, P. Edwards, T. Edwards, B. Pender, M. Gentry, C. Fax, Mrs. Lucie Hunt, sponsor, D. Clayton, B. Overman, vice-president, F. Williams, C. Sawyer, P. Harris, D. have learned a variety ot dances and to use proper man- YIGFS. Roberson, B. Herndon, secretary, S. Hatley, B. Fowler, D. Bland, B Rogers, P. Currie, G. Turner, J. Chisenhall, C. Harris. YZSER-Hamm' 'Hi-5 51 fiiilliwiliiiiliiilifll Lvfslafiifi ifJ??'i?iE .5:iiiQxiZ5+?l?v?3iii'2ia'3,' I I X