Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Time for relaxation . . . for making friends . . . developing character and in- gr terests . . . sharing in rewarding experiences . . . being of service to the school and the community . . . a variety of activities . . . Band . . . photography . . . X , X M xx .xi , .X 4 , f A iww,xwff4s . shop work . . . newspaper . . . athletics . . . these and many more out of class experiences strengthen and enrich our Southern World. UUWIEE P1 Y Pace Eiuhtu-F our

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Editorial Staff EDITORIAL STAFF The SOUTIIERNER contains a pictorial record of Southern High. The hook furnishes an over-all view of the accomplishments of our school and a glimpse into the lives of our stu- dents, faculty, and administration. The staff lahors quite faithfully and earnestly in spite of late work sessions, lack of sleep, neglect of studies, and last minute rush to meet dead- lines. NVith the willing assistance of our Ad- visor, Miss Elizaheth Clay, we managed to complete the painstaking task and in the end -it was well-worth it alll Carolyn Green, Editor, suggests a pos- sihle lay-out to lay-out editors Phyllis YVarren and Sue XVright as Linda Perry, copy eidtor, looks on. Trying to get pictures identified are the class editors Ion Tones, Indy Appelt, Pat Scott, and julia King. Miss Clay assists Pat Scott in identifying some Sophomores. Seated: Iulia King, Miss Clay, Advisor, Carolyn Creen Editor L lX7CI'I1C Pittman Mary Frances Arnold Iudy Appelt Norma linda Perry Phyllis XVarren, and Sue XVright. Stanclzng XX itson Rogcr Blmchard line Silvcr Shirley McDuff1e and lgiildied NVatson,'NVadc NVinstead, Pat Scott, XVayne Davis jon Jones Page 'EiahtulSix A