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

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The SCRAPPER 67 CLASS OF JANUARY '39 Blankenship, Leroy Carpenter, Harvey Carpenter, James Cross, Ben Crutchfield, James Flack, Jack Golightly, Roy Lingo, W, C. Maclin, Herman Nolen, Thomas Nunnally, Alfred Perry, John Roberts, Nelson Smith, Paul Billings, Sara Binkley, Josephine Cox, Sarah Grider, Virginia Mills, Rosalie Roberis, Doris Stubblefield, Emily South, Dorothy Acree, Helen Arnette, Fern Barelay, Mary Pauline Barrow, Willodene Basden, Merle Baskin, Sadie Battisfella, Elma Beckett, Helen Bellott, Melvin Belote, Earl Belton, Opal Bernstein, Elsie Berzansky, Sol Biggs, Norma Blanton, Jewell Bowman, Wanda Brannon, Clara Bridges, Mar'ha Brim, Mary Bryant, Sam Buchanan, John Burke, Adelaide Butler, Bennye Butts, Juanita Carwile, Virginia Cassidy, Oakley Choate, Louise Cicalla, Eugene Clark. Florence Clark, Gertrude Clark, Lucille Cobb, James Collins, James Connor, J. P. Cook, Earl Copeland, Margaret ao: J UN IORS Cosby, Elizabeth Courtney, Willigm Cox, Ma1'y C1'addock, Frances Creasy, Vernon Davis, Pearle Dayton, Charlene Demetriou, Alvin Demetrio, Edwin Dew, Gloria Dittman, Doris Dixon, William Drake, Eugene Drashman, Anita Duerling, Karl Ellis, Emmett Ellis, Francis Essary, Hugh Eubanks, Louis Farino, Phil Ferrell, Bufford Fisher, Henry Fletcher, Roland Francis, Owne ' Franks, Mary Elizabeth George, Juanice Gipson, Robert Glascock, Kathleen Glover, Beatrice Greathouse, Martha Green, Melba Green, Tommie Greene, Margaret Gregory, Nancy Griggs, Dorothy Vernon Gunter, Mary Margaret Hall, Dorothy Harrington, Clifford Ha1'rison, Woodard Harris, Frances Harper, Ina Dell Harper, Sammie Hastings, Mary E. Hawks, Winston Hazel, Ralph Hamil, Eddie May Herr, Doris Hodges, Alvin Hood, Carlene Horne, Lucille Patrick, Houston Irwin, Peggy Ivy, Sarah Frances Jackson, Lillian Jenkins, Hugh Jetter, Elizabeth Johnson, Juanita Jones, Beatrice Jones, Ruth Katz, Annie Keltner, Ralph Kemsey, Frank Kent, Jeane Klibanoff, Fred Knopp, Lawrence LaCook, Jeanelle Lamar, Clyde Laster, M. C. Lawson, Dorothy Leatherwood, Curtis Lovejoy, Margaret Lovell, Cylde

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, 65- ry SCRAPPER Accomplishments of the Undergraduates During 1938 many of the undergraduates have distinguished themselves by their achievements. At the beginning of the school t-erm of '38 a new paper made it appearance, sponsored by the Latin Club. Edith Wright and Jack Taylor, two sophomores, were the editors of the 'l'S. P. Q. R. Echo which was a very successful Lain paper. Jack Flack, another junior, played outstanding football in the position of quarterback. His swiftness of foot, and ability to out- wit his opponents 'gave our team the advantage over some of the other schools. He was selected for both Commercial Appeal and the Press-Scimitar All-Memphis teams. At the annual football banquet, Thomas Nolen was elected captain of the football team for '39. Under his capable leadership and with the excellent material available on the squad, that team should really go places. Frances Scott won the city-wide free throw contest for juuior girls In the the finals she defeated Hollywood, Dave Wells, Peabody, DeSoto and Ernest Adams. Scotty turned in twenty baskets out of twenty-five trials. Hugh Essary won the championship in the Memphis Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament in the Welterweight division. Hugh is also a valuable member of ,the football team. Many students have been outstanding in their scholastic achievements. Juniors: Frances Craddock, Pearl Davis, Peggy Irvin, Elizabeth Jetter, Annie Katz, Eloise Moxley, Charles Mueller, Dorothy South. Sophomores: Louises Allen, Paul Boyer, Judy Cour, Betty J. Kaiser, Iola Norvell, Jack Tayor, Edith Wright. Freshmen ' Roberline Allen, Margaret Bridges Edith Johnson, Beverly Levin and Helen Overton. - Quack! quack I says Sam Koen, our Dona-ld Duck with a southern accent. Sam is in the tenth grade and has already become well-known for his imitation of Donald Duck. Elizabeth Jetter, placed first in the girls' division of the Mid- South competition sponsored by Tony Wons. Miss J etter has been acclaimed by many as one of the outstanding violinists of the coun- try. Sammy Berzansky is the paperweight winner in the Memphis Golden Gloves tournament. He is a freshman but has already made a place for himself at South Side. Emmet Ellis, a junior, Won first prize in the City Beautiful birdhouse contest. His winning house is a double wren-house made of one-half inch cypress logs. These are a few of the many South Siders of whom we expect to hear more of in the future. Y

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68 The SCRAPPER Magee, Ouida Marinus, Jean Martin, Alease Martin, Claude Marlin, Joseph Maxwell, Anne Lou McCormick, Mildred McGowen, C. A. McKensey, Clelah McKnight, Margie MCL-ellan, Jessie McMurray, Hazel Meadows, Thomas Melton, Doris Messenger, Laura Miller, Jack Mills, Glendon Mobly, John Moon, Dorothy Moore, John Moxley, Eloise Mueller, Charles Muir, Mariha Muskelly, Eunice Myers, Jane Nash, Martha Norton, Mary Dawn Nelson, Earline O'Rourke Walter Allen, Herman Argo, John Alquist, Bobby Bailey, L. E. Bailey, Robert Baldridge, James Barner, Bruce Beecroft, Billy Beyers, Billy Elackwell, Charles Boatwright, Russell Boldreghini, Charles Boyer, Paul Bradford, O. E. Bradley, Paul Brandon, Paul Brewer, Ha-rry O'Sheridan, Alice Parham, Nell Park, Marle Paslay, Bruce Pegram, Lucille Permenter, Fred Phillips, Edith Pounds, Sarah Pcnnell, Sherman Roberts, Gregory Robinson, Billy Rosenbloom, Laby Rousseau, Jean Russell, Frances Sachritz, Irvin Satterfield, Louise Schoggen, Carolyn Schoolar, Marjorie Scholze, Jimmie Schroppel, Harold Scruggs, Dorothy Seaman, Clarence Shafer, Weldon Sheffield, Bledsoe Shefsky, Beatrice Short, James Short, Voughn Sigman, Edwin Smi'h, Earl Smith, Ernestine Snell, M. Rosamond Spille, John Spotarno, Joyce Starr, Willie May Sutton, Mary Sue Taylor, June Temple, Lorena Temple, Martella Terrell, Maurice Thuin, Hazel Towles, Thalia Mae Trau't, Doris Verrell, Charles Nalters, Ela Warren, Harry Watts, James Webb, Virginia Wedding, Eugena Wells, Clyde White, Ernestine Whitmore, Bobbie Wilkenson, Bettye Jo Wilkenson, Mary T. Willey, Ma1'tha Woodard, Noonan Wright, Joseph Wynne, Helen Yeager, Marie Young, Freddie SOPHCJMORES Brooks, Curtis Burson, Leon Butts, Eugene Carter, Harry Charnes, Marvin Chase, Edison Cherry, Rubin Childress, Albert Church, Lloyd Church, William Cline, Edward Cockroft, Billy Conner, Oliver Cooper, J. W. Cordera, Frank Davis, Jack Dougan, Max Drake, Burchard Dunkin Russell Eldridge, John , Elliot, Edwin Ellis, Robert Emerson, Edward Fauner, Vi1'il Ferrell, Herbert Flinn, Maurice Franklin, F. D, Franks, Billy ord, James Giles, Grant Glisson, Marshall Greer, James Griffin, James Haley, ihard