Mary McLeod Bethune (1875-1955) was an American Educator, Humanitarian, Feminist, civil rights activist. She was one of the earliest black female activists to begin the building blocks of the civil rights movement. Bethune devoted her entire life to fight for equality in education and for the freedom and end to discrimination for all African Americans according to Womanist History.
February 3, 2022
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Hi! I’m Jillian Pride and I’m a senior here at South! I’m your Business Manager/Secretary for the 2021-2022 Scribe! I’m an avid runner, I run cross...
Junior class officers took to their instagram page to announce the winner for Prom themes. Over half of the 148 students who voted for prom themes...
Every year, the day after Thanksgiving, the same craziness occurs. This craziness is known as “Black Friday.” Black Friday is the busiest...
Spinning the Westerville South stage into the spitting image of 1940’s London, Troupe 513 put on a production of Jessie Nelson’s “Alice...
