Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Glee Club and Band ...,..... ..-,. .., . . .1 m in CLEE CLUB Music for every occasion-Thanksgiving, Christ- and have grown in appreciation of this fine art. They mas, and Easter- was rendered by the Clee Club un- meet four days each week in the music room which is der the direction of Mrs. Rosemond, Sponsor. The especially equipped with risers to accommodate the students in this club have studied all types of music large membership. BAND Contributing a major part to our musical world is our Band under the directorship of Mr. Harold Allen. Sex eral new members joined the Band this year. The entire student body felt that the Band added much school spirit to the Homecoming event. First row: Mr. Allen, Director, Carolyn VV arren, Edwin Hudson, Bill Wynne, Ann Iordan, Bertita Ray, Ray Martin, and Agnes Wiggins. Second row: Sammy Rigsbee, Steve Blackwood, Iunie Mann, Roddy Hudson, james Tay lor, Ruth Long, Ronald Parrish, and Dick Hyde. Thin row: Clyde Edgerton, Charles Ritch, Ronald Hargis Larry Yates, Larry Inscoe, XVayne Hemphill, ant Mary Helen Barbee. . . . .,. ....... -..gm--1

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Drganizations l FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Acquainting young people with the inspiring story of education and the profession of teaching is a major aim of the Future Teachers of America. This club also strives to instill in its members qualities of personality and character which are the foundation for teaching. An assembly program during American Education Week highlighted their activities for the year. Representatives were sent to the State Conven- tion held at VVake Forest College. Seated: Mrs. joyce XVasdell, Sponsor, Shirley McDuffie, Secretary, Dan Riddle, President, and LaVcrne Pittman, Vice-Presi- dent. First row: Tanya Upchurch, Charmayne Perry, Eleanor Foster, Dona Fagg, jane Maxwell, Carolyn Randall, Ioyce Garrett, and Sanndra Gooch. Second row: Doris Petrea, XVayne Riddle, Phyllis Snipes, C. NV. Moss, julia King, Carolyn Ross, Sarah Auman, and Patricia Holder. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA To supplement the goals of husincss education, ette Cook, Vice-Presidentg lane Perry, Presidentg Viola many commercial students helong to the Future Busi- Clifton, Secretaryg and Ann Cash, Treasurer. Sfllllllfllgf ness Leaders of America. Their outstanding event of Ellen Mize, LaVerne Pittman, Sue Terry, Sandra the year was the State Convention held at the YVash- Sloan, Rehecca Rigshee, Becky Bullock, -IoAnn Criss- ington Duke Hotel for which the local chapter was man, and lVade YVinstead. hostess. Seated: Mrs. Evelyn Newton, Sponsor, lean-

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Audio-Visual Aids itnuiq--, i 15 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB A familiar sight along the hallways is one of these Pictured are the iuemhers and their sponsor: Paul hoys pushing a cart containing audio-visual materials. Hall, Ceorge Clayton, Edwin Couch, Mrs. Boom Members of this cluh learn the hows and whys of all Sponsor, Tommy Smith, NVayne Davis, .lack Mitchell our audio-visual equipment and as a result prove to and Phillip Matthews. be of beneficial service to both faculty and students. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB An indispensihle part of our school is the Photog- raphy Cluh. In addition to learning the parts of the camera, they also learned to take, print, and develop pictures. Under the ahle assistance of their Sponsors, Mr. ,lohnnie XV. Evans and Mrs. Rachel B. McLeod, they have had a most successful year. Wlithout their aid, the puhlieation of the 1959 SOUTIIERNER would have heen impossible. Pictured are: Bill Dow- ney, Mr. Evans, Sponsor, lack Xlitchell, -Iiunny Collins, President, .lewell Keith, Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Kelly, l.uther -laclqson, Vice-l'residentg Crant Allen, and Tommy Edwards. ,Rage Ngmdv-EgJe