Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Distributive Education The D. E. Club is made up of students enrolled in distributive education. The main purpose of the club was to encourage the leadership and in itiative which brought promotion, maximum production, and job satisfaction. An award is given each year to the D. E. student having the proper qualifications of attitude, helpfulness, attendance, punctuality, honesty, interest in work, and acceptable grades. Mr. Abernathy and Mr. Sipe serve as advisors and help boost spirit and enthusiasm in the club. First Row: Fisher, J. Franklin, Phillips, Acree. Second Row: York, Brady. Fourth Row: Mann, Adams, Fogleman, V. Franklin, Coble, Hilliard, Crawford, Gregory, Cooper, Isley, Currie, King. Loy, Poe, Shoffner, Story, Sharpe, Ratliff, Hadley, Foust, Ratliff, Third Row: Wellons, Crawford, Farrell, Gillespie, Rogers, T. R. Hadley, Shoffner. Coble, Johnson, Layne, Lee, Hatch, Kimball, Coble, Cornell, a Southern hosted D.E. Convention. 34 First Row: Pat Phillips, Secretary; Polly Acree, Treasurer. Second Row: Jimmy Franklin, Sergeant at Arms; Sam Fisher, President; Mack Stout, Vice President.

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Health Careers Security means a cold pack and a helpful aide. i First Row: Patterson, Summers, Bradshaw, Stinson, R. Webster, Brooks, Shoffner, Farrell, Pelrine, Hodgin, Coon, Sharpe, Haw- 33 The Health Careers Club offers students interested in a career in a health-related occupation a chance to share interests and to explore opportunities in the wide-open field of health professions. First Row: Cynthia Reynolds, Secretary; Second Row: Cindy Hodgin, Vice Presi- dent; Larry Coble, Reporter; Kathy Hawkins, Historian; Diane Pelrine, Trea- surer; Brenda Blackwood, President. kins. Second Row: Coble, Reynolds, Boone, Andrews, Blackwood, Jewell, N. Webster, Johnson, Sykes, McAdams, Dixon.

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V.ILCLA. V.1.C.A. stands for Vocational Clubs of The V.I.C.A. Club’s program is designed America. Membership in the club is open to help develop vocational and civic to those juniors and seniors who have leadership and intelligence. Through taken the necessary courses and who have this club, students were able to learn maintained a regular job at which they more about today’s business world. received training. First Row: Gurkin, Workman, Hargrove, Norris, Cox, Jones, Jenkins, Roberts. Second Row: What are you doing sticking a Humphries, Wynne, Price, Elliott, R. Smith, Groce, Payne. Third Row: V. Smith, Reynolds, pen down the carburetor? Joyner, Roney, Tinnin, Allen, Holt. First Row: Allred, Tingen, Baldwin, Wood, D. Roberts, H. Row: Cranford, T. Crabtree, Hudson, Marley, Crawford, Worth, Roberts, Vincent, Baker. Second Row: Towler, Caulder, Fogle- Williamson, Holt, Ingold, Ragan, Smith. man, Schronce, Keck, Crabtree, Cashion, Kimery, Andrews. Third 35