Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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MR. HAROLD M. MRS. BETTY T. ALLEN, IR., A.B. BARNETT, A.B., M.A. Band French, Latin, English our guides Zlfl l MR. JAMES H. MRS. WILLIE G. ' MISS FANNIE E. MRS. GERTRUDE MISS ELIZABETH C. BLAKE, B.S. BOONE, A.B., M.Ed. BROGDEN, A.B. CHEVVNING, A.B. CLAY, A.B., M.Ed. English, Basketball Librarian, Student Algebra, General Math Spanish, English Counselor Human Coach Council, Library Club Relations, Co-Advisor of SOUTHERNER MISS CAROLYN I. MR. ZANE E. f MR. IOHNNIE W. MRS. ROSE M. DAVIS, B.S. EARCLE, A.B. EVANS, B.S. FEIMSTER, A.B. Home Economics, Human Relations, Agriculture, F .F .A., Speech, English, F.H.A. United States History, Photography Club Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor MRS. BETTY L. GILLIAM, B.S. Health and Physical Education, English, G,A.A., Freshman Class Sponsor MRSXZENNA W. MRXJOE C. HIPPS ' MRS. OLGA S.' MRS. LINDA B. DR. SHERWOOD HARRIS, B.S. B.S. HUMM, A.B. HUNT, A.B. CITHENS, IR., Ph.D. Algebra, Plane Industrial Arts, Physical English, Biology English, Advisor for Physics Geometry, National Education, Football Southern Script Honor Society Sponsor Coach

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The Facult -Si lt 'X z li if . , f , : The guides to new places and experiences are our faculty members. These thirty-three respected teachers are an essential part of our school. Probably they have the most responsible position of all-that of mold- ! is ing the lives of seven hundred and fifty students into fine citizens of tomorrow. They are pictured here having a brief social get-together prior to the regular VVednesday afternoon meeting. Miss Elizabeth Clay, Counselor, is an example of many good qualities combined. Students look to her for help, since it is she who works with problems and also assists Seniors in preparing college entrance ap- plications and transcripts. With a pleasant smile and a gracious manner, she always welcomes an oppor- tunity to render her services to any individual de- siring them. I Mrs. Willie C. Boone, Librarian, is representative of the guides in our world. She is always available to help both students and faculty in special ways such as locating materials for special units. In addition to her duties as Librarian, she finds time to work with the Student Council and various other student ac- tivities. Page Twenty-One

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0 new places :Xpcrienccs MR. ARTHUR N. MRS. RACHEL B. MCKNEELY, B.S. MCLEOD, A.B., M.Ed. Industrial Arts, Biology, Senior Science, Mechanical Drawing, Photography Club Shop Club MISS LYDIA MRS. KATIE G. MRS. ANN P. MOODY, A.B., M.Ed. MORGAN, A.B. MULLEN, B.S. World History, Senior Math, Typing Chemistry, General Human Relations Science MRS. EVELYN S. MR. WILLIAM E. NEYVTON, B.S.S.A. RICE, A.B., M.Ed. Office Practice, Government, United Bookkeeping, Shorthand, States History, World Typing, Co-Advisor for Geography SOUTHERNER MRS. IOCELYN B. MRS. MARGARET MR. FRED C. MR. JOHN T. SMITH MRS. CLEO H. ROSEMOND. A.B. M. ROGERS, A.B. SMITH, A.B. A.B,, M.Ed. STIGKNEY, A.B. Glee Club General Math, Algebra, Business Arithmetic, Principal Home Economics, Trigonometry, Solid Health and Physical F .H.A. Geometry Education, S Club MR. SAMUEL A. MR. THOMAS W. MRS. IOYCE F. SYME, IR., A.B. TEER, A.B., M.A. WASDELL, A.B. Human Relations, Assistant Principal, English, Human General Math English Relations 'W MR. ALVA E. WILLIAMS, B.S. Agriculture, F .F .A. ---: 1 . fi , iin - X MRS. JANE YOUNG, B.S.S.A. General Business, Bookkeeping, Typing h Page Twenty-T ree