Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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eniord President ------------------- Linda Perry Treasurer -- ------ Alice Slwipp Secretary ------- ------ L indc Wright Vice-Presidenf ------ ------ J on Jones Rgporfer--. ..-.-.. Hallie Gqrrard 32 Thank you, Mr. Rice, for being c won- derful sponsor We are The firsT full-grown Rebels, The firsT To wiTness The developmenT of our consolidaTed school from The fresh- men Through The senior years. Ours is The Time for reminiscing. We recall The evenTs which have made our years memorable: The Tun oi being The youngesT class aT a youThTul school, The Trials oi giving a prom, building up To The pleas- ures oi receiving one, The Thrill of geTTing class rings, The work of giving Gid- geT, our senior play, and finally The arrival oi June 3, i960--graduaTion and one oi The biggesT momenTs in our lives. As one door is closing behind us, anoTher one opens slighTly giving glimpses of our varied TuTures. For some The door will open onTo The Threshold of Lohengrin and lOl ways To cook ham- burgers, for oThers The door will lead To a broader educaTion, To inTerviews, To clacking TypewriTers, or To padded ex- pense accounTs. BuT before we shuT ouT The pasT, we, The Senior Class, will sTop and realize ThaT our big momenT did happen in '6O.