Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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The The clearing house for all student activities is the Student Council. Serving in this capacity gives our students an oppor- tunity to participate in self-government thus preparing them for responsible positions in the world of tomorrow. The Coun- cil meets every other Thursday to consider ways of cooperating with the administration and contributing to the progress and general welfare of Southern High School. Various projects have been undertaken in order to ac- complish its goals. Among these are publications such as the STUDENT DIRECTORY and the STUDENT HANDBOOK, promoting special emphases such as Howdy XVeek and Cour- tesy YVeekg and sponsoring activities such as Homecoming and the Valentine Dance. The Talent Show in April was the chief money-making project of the year. Our Council was represented at the State Student Coun- cil Congress held in Chapel Hill in October. At this meeting our delegation extended an invitation to the State Congress to hold its meeting at Southern High School in October, 17959. Sue Terry, President, is pictured at the left calling an as- sembly to order. ' The officers of the Student Council were elected by the stu- dent body last April. Each of- ficer was required to have an eighty-six average as well as outstanding qualities of citizen- ship, service, and leadership. Pictured at left are the Student Council officers for this year: Mr. T. NV. Teer, Co-Sponsor, Don Mitchell, Vice-Presidentg Linda Perry, Secretary, Sue Terry, Presidentg jon jones, Treasurerg Marcus King, Ser- geant-at-Armsg and Mrs. VVillie C. Boone, Co-Sponsor. All of these officers have served well in their capacities. Gayle Hackett and VVayne Davis seem to be real The lobby was the center of the student govern- pros-at least when it comes to painting. They are ment campaign last April. Many gaily colored posters shown here working on decorations for the Valentine and billboards decorated the walls. Some students are Dance, one ofthe Student Councilis chief projects of shown here registering so that they will be able to the year. vote on that all important election day. Page Eighty-Eighth ' T T

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Business Staff BUSINESS STAFF XVithout the financial backing of the Business Staff, the yearbook could not go to press. The business dealings of the SOUTH- ERNEB are transacted under the capable hands of janet Allen, Business Manager, Don Mitchell, Circulation Manager, and Mrs. Evelyn S. Newton, Advisor. To these people go the task of acquiring ads, paying the bills encountered by the publication, and collect- ing payments. The entire staff is due a debt of thanks for their indispensible service. Business Manager, janet Allen, checks with plane Perry on the number of ads sold at the present. Mrs. Newton is interested in the results. Don Mitchell, Circulation Manager, lias had a successful day selling annuals so he is turning in his greenbacks to Betsy Andrews, Assistant Circulation Manager. planet Allen, Becky Bullock, Ann Cash, and Viola Clifton also worked with circulation. Srnlfzl Don Mitrliell Cirtulition 'Vim iger jmft Alltn Busi Pit Roberson, Diana Garrett, XVade XVinstead, Ieanette Cook, ntss Muiuccr jim Perry oAnn CWTISSIHIII Ann Cash and Slrlh Auman, Viola Clifton, Rebecca Bigsbee, Pat Moring, Hlllie Frye C lrrlrd Stzmdmg Betsy Andrews Becky Bullock md Linda NVright. F . ffgzf 5 . ,Tj 5 .......mS Page Eighty-Seven S

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Student Council COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Playing an important role in tlic work of tlic Stiiclcnt Council irc tlic Committ Cl ' . A - z 1 X , ee iiairmcn. Smit:-fl: jon kloncs, Financcg Tanya Upclmrcli, Stiiclcnt XXX-lfarcg Marc-uw King, llousc anal Croiinclsg Rcliccca Pctrca, Calenclarg Clirolxn Xlkixnzr P ll' 't 9 1 ' ' ' ' ,i 1' - , ii i ici y. . tam ing: Lintla lcrrv, loiiit Svwtcm' llivlliw XY' - l C' l v 1. , I . illltll, Asstmlilyg Sue lcrry, llrcsl- ccntg laro yn Crm-cn, Calentlarg Tommv Smitli Social' Don Nlitclicll l'rogr'mi' Qliirl M D ff'- S - ' '- I , , i , . ,. cy c ii ic, -lane Silvcr, Social. REPRESENTATIVES Eacli liomcroom at SOlltll0I'Il is rcprcwntctl liy one mcmlicr in tlic Council 9 t cl l . . H 1 , - . . ea e are tie officers and acl- visors. First row: Carolyn Lowe, Patricia Scott, Barliara McCoy, Sally Xllriglit, Pliyllis Moss, Boliliie Ann Greg- ory, Marietta Stevenson, Claire Brailianti, Ollcn Lane, Virginia llaiicastcr. SKTOIIII row: Pliyllis Mitclicll, Billy lligslycc, julia King, Norman YVarrcn, Eddie Tice, Dan llicldlc, Dona Fagg, Mary Franccs Arnolcl, Rutli Coiicli, Linda Ray, janet Allen, Tommy Fletcher, Louise Wlilliams. c raplioolt, and l l Puma Elnhh1-Nlfm