Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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CLAIBORNE SYKES FAYE THOMPSON RONALD TILLEY JOHNNY TILLMAN LARRY UPCHURC TANYA UPCHURCH RUTH VOVVELL CAROLYN VVARREN NORMAN XVARREN CONNIE VVATSO TOMMY NYATSON CAROLYN XVEAVER CAROLYN XVHEELER EDXVARD XVHEELER DONNA XVILLIAT LARRY XVILLIAMS CAROLYN VVILLIFORD PAUL NVOMBLE C. D. XVOODS EARL VVOODS Page F orty-Eight -' 3 3 ? E i 5

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IJIICLIAS ROIIITRTS LINDA ROIIERTS LI',NNIQ'I'II SARVIS ALICE SHIIJP SRYANT SMITII LENNA STELL JOYCE SMITH MELBA STINNETTE CAIIOLYN ROSS MARSHALL SHIPP RECIL SMITH RONNIE STRICKLAND ,IACKY SANDICIIIVOIID LICNNA SANDERS JANE SILVER REBECCA SIMS GEORGE STANLEY KIiNNE'I'II STALLINGS SANDRA STRICKLAND BONNIE SWANSON Page Forty-Seven

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LARRY WRIGHT LINDA WRIGHT CHUCK ZINGER Juniors Mr. Eargle looks on as Tommy Fletcher, the high salesman, tums in his greenbacks from the magazine sales to Alice Shipp, class treasurer. The monkey, a symbol of high salesmanship, was awarded to the class having the largest receipts for the day. As the annual goes to press, the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom committee has just begun mak- ing plans for this annual event. Ruth Couch, jon jones, lane Silver, Mr. Eargle, Linda Perry, Tommy Fletcher, LaVerne Pittman, and Benny Elliot are shown in the midst of a big planning session. Pictured above trying out for the junior play, Characteristic of Iunior classroom activities is You Can't Take It With Youv are Tommy Fletcher, typing. Carolyn Maddry places her day's work in Alice Shipp, Carolyn Cheek, and Benny Elliot. This her folder assisted by Mrs. .lane Young. This keeps was the first step in preparation for the play, the work of the entire class organized into one unit. directed by Mr. Eargle and Mrs. Feimster. Page F orty-Nme