Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Mrs. Emory... takes over job of Library offered irr refuge for study For a well-rounded and complete education one has to visit the library, whether for reference or just to look ata magazine. Southern’s library has proved to be an essential part of the learning for almost every student. Many students spent hours of hard work on term papers, while others rushed their heads off trying to finish an over due book report. Our new librarian gave guidance and kept the library well organized. Students use extra time to broaden their learning. 178

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Mr. Abernathy ...lends a helping hand to everyone. Re BEES ERIS GES Sie SH r i Students trained for business To prepare young people for business in a modern world stands as the major aim of Southern’s commercial department. Whether as competent secretaries or prominent executives, the students Mr. Sipe... instructs his classes in marketing. Mr. Coble. . .shares a pleasing personality with all. 177 pictured themselves far into the future working not only for the essential value but also for the security of having a place in the world. Mr. Hanford... demands top perform- ance of boys at practice Mr. Huey ... is well liked by his students.

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School Employees Render Service Mrs. Howerton and her cafeteria five days a week. staff face the difficult task of Our custodians have the tedious Mrs. Sally Howerton-Cafeteria Manager preparing a well balanced meal job of keeping Southern neat and for approximately twelve hundred attractive. hungry students and teachers Back row: C. White, A. Stone, H. Ketner, T. Kimball, F. Vinson, C. Allen, M. Alston, S. Howerton, Front Row: E. Lloyd, H. White, M. Schronce, E. Coble, A. Patton, F. Younger w Maids-Martha Lloyd and Mattie Jones Janitors-Ned White and Frank Marshburn 179