South Side High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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16 The SCRAPPER Robert Porter Mr. S 0 u t h Side, Handsomest B 0 y, M 0 s t Dependable Boy, Boy With Best Taste in Dress. F ran ces Ba b i n G i rl Contributed Most to South Side, Girl Most Likely to Succeed, Most Bril- lcnt Girl, Girl Best Prepared to Grad- uate, Biggest Fe- mal Mosquito Pest. Anne Brezrer Most Modest Girl Robo rf Cogs 10011 B o y Con'ributed Most to South Side, Boy Most Likely to Succeed, Most Bril- lent Boy, Boy Hav- ing Most Drag: with Teachers, Luckiest Boy, Boy Best Pre- pared to Graduate, H entry Ellis Happiest Boy, Big'- prest Teachers' Boy Headache. Ona, S17 In in ons Miss South Side, B e s t All 'Round Girl, Most Unselfish Girl, Luckiest Girl, Friendlierst Girl, Girl With Best Taste in Dress. Dorothy Bro urn Girl Most Likely to Suceed, Girl Having Moat Drag' with Tea- chers. Mfl7'g1 Cain Wittiest Girl Clyde Dixon B c st Boy A'hlete, B e s t All 'Round Boy Malcolm Evans M 0 s t Egotistical Boy.

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The SCRAPPER 15 I FIRST HONOR GROUP ROBERT COGSWELL HAROLD EANNINC FRANCES BABIN HELEN HOWE .IUANITA WAGNER JAMES COGSWELL CATHERINE SCHWERIN MARGARET RAGSDALE HERBERT DAWSON SECOND HONOR GROUP OLIVER BOLTON ANITA CUNN CLYDE DIXON DOROTHY BROWN JAMES WOODALL CLADYS BASKIN OQEIRFAILQLQEIEEERESLEY ALMEDA MILAM ALBERT, FEEBLE LILLIAN MCNEER MARTHA BA,YNE LICKEY MATTIE FOWINKLE FRANCES WOOTEN JOSEPH HAIRE VERNEIL GARNER RICHARD FOX ELEANOR BAILEY LOUISE FRAZIER SARAH HORN KATHERINE HINES 202 SUCCESS WITH HONE-STY ' ' In the years to come our paths will separate, perhaps never to I t again. But all of us will have one common aim-success. There was once a school teacher whose philosophy of life was: No matter if you were a Cobbler, be the best kind of cobbler you know how. We don't mean that to be a shoe-maker is a great achieve- ment in itself, but if you are the best cobbler you know how to be, you can be consid-ered a success. The second part of our title is the most important factor of success. Although it is true that some men have become successful through dishonesty, they are usu- ally successful embezzlers or bank-robbers. That is the only kind of achievement we can well do without. On the other hand, many men wi. have been honest have not been so successful, but in their hearts they are successful. People look up to successful men only while their luck or what- ever made them successful, holds out. If you are honest, people will always look up and admire you. In some cases, the only suc- cess you may have will be in combating dishonesty within your- self, nevertheless, that is success with honesty. Success and hap- piness are linked hand in hand, so if you aspire to be happy, try for success through honesty. . I

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The SCRA PPER 17 Harold Fan 71 in g Biggest Male Mos- quito Pest. Mattie Fozfinlfle Best Girl Athlete Ruth Jolley Preftiest Girl, Most Dependable Girl Margaet Ragsdale Happiest Girl Helen, Walker Bl,Q',2'C'St Girl Flirt, M 0 s t Egostitical Girl Albert Feeble Most Modest Boy Margzleite Hill Bi,Q'g.1'ost Teach- er's Girl Headache Boyce Le Duke Wittiest Boy, Most Unselfish Boy Lucille Taylor Noisiest Girl Jack Walters Noisiesi Boy, Big- gest Boy Flirt