Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Majorettes Each spring, some of the prettiest and hardest working girls at Southern try out for majorette. Only a selecte d few are chosen based on their routines and abilities. The Confederettes promoted interest during halftime and added to school spirit. They are also selected upon their abilities to perform. Both groups performed at football games, numerous local parades, the Veterans Day parade in Greensboro, and the Inaugural parade at Raleigh. All the girls practice and work hard to represent Southern. hii: Diania Patterson Jenny Lee Holt, Head Frankie McPherson ioe Margie Newlin Cindy Bennett Gwen Woods Cynthia Reynolds 56

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Monogram The purpose of the Monogram Club is to bers of the club consist of students who promote good sportsmanship and give rec- have excelled in high school athletics ognition to the deserving athletes. Mem- and who have earned a letter. First Row: Shoffner, Hardin, Lewis, Sharpe, Gibson, Guthrie, Herndon, Sykes, Wright, Squires, Allred, Kirkpatrick, Boley, Loy, Zachary, McPherson, Johnson, Isley, Vaughn, Crabtree. Second Faircloth. Fourth Row: Webster, Teague, Stout, Allen, Lane, Row: Holt, Lutterloh, Birchette, Foster, Hawkins, Cashion, Baker, Franklin, Parsons, Troxler, Cox, Boggs, Fisher. Weatherford, Setzer, Hudson, Smith, Glover. Third Row: Jones, Virginia Cox, Vice President; Christy Teague, Treasurer; Sylvia Boggs, Secretary; Mike Allen, President. 55

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Contfederettes sie First Row: Murray, Co-Chief; Martin, Swaim, Cashwell, Co-Chief. Second Row: K. Blalock, V. Thompson, Whitesell, James. Third Row: Linens, Greeson, F. Thompson, V. Blalock. Fourth Row: Shoffner, Gosage, Robinson, Riley. Fifth Row: Wright, Sharpe, Hudson, Graves. 57