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

 - Class of 1941

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fast mlll and Irsramrnr-cnnnnncn Virginia Thurrnond is going to carry Herman with her but consents to leave her title Best Citizen to Mrnnette Schwartz Catherine Courtney leaves her cooking ability C79 to Irmmre Locke Sammy Berzansky leaves his boxing ability to Home Brew lohnson Virginia Harper leaves the answers to Mr Rrchardsons history tests to Shrrley Mc Hughes and the ability to hold her man to Sarah Lemons George Roberts leaves his title of th senior with the most seniority along with his good looks to Billy Callrcott Iames Reese leaves hrs act of violating the city antr noise ordinance with his motor cycle after school to H S Mills Richard Riddick leaves his typing talent to the on coming generations of the Rid drck Clan lnamely Genel Raymond Boatman leaves hrs marksm anshrp with a rifle to Charles Cuneo Connie Brvens leaves her piano playing ability to Mary Rose Smrth Fritz Wergandt leaves his piece of Dubble Bubble under the lunch room table to Thad Morris Milton Addington leaves hrs seat in detention hall and hrs trtles of Fourth Street Romeo and Cutest Boy to Bobby Peacock Helen Karrrs leaves her title of Cutest Girl to Cynthia Thorne Peggy Marrnus leaves her place in the National Honor Society to her sister Carrie Edgar Donald leaves his pretty srlk shirt to Walter fthe ranrtorl purposes Avis Garner leaves her dancing ability to Christine Phelps Fred Creasy leaves hrs scholastic ability to Troy Hardy Richard Peters leaves hrs art of flirting to Iohnny Donovan Bubba Blackwell leaves his managershrp to Zane Wells Allen Goldsmith leaves hrs musical talent rn the band to Harry Robertson lack Holifield leaves his seat rn sociology to anyone who wants to be socialized Nellre West leaves her red hair to Helen Phillips Bedford Calhoun leaves hrs numerous trtles accumulated rn the popularity contest to anyone who proves to be a good accumulator Vrncre McMillan leaves her lines to Lorraine llsley Glen Harris leaves his physique to Aubrey Fox Bessre Wilson leaves her inability to make up her mind to anyone who has the rnrt1a trve to break the rce and make rt up Marrorre Lively leaves her title of Happiest Girl to anyone who can be happy and mean it Bobby Shelton leaves hrs quiet manner and loyalty rn the Howard Krauss Society to Gene Butler Eloise Donaldson leaves her stooging ability to Iune Emerson Iohn Wilkinson leaves the presidency of the Glenn Miller Club to Hurrrcane Hurley Ruth Bryant leaves her intelligence to her brother Russell Louis Wells leaves his right end position on the football squad to Ray Pittman Agnes Crawford leaves her pretty complexion to Nannette Williams Eoots Lovrnggood leaves his size ll shoe to Heinre Clark Bobbie Yeager leaves her cheer leadrng ability to Margaret Young Douglas Perry leaves hrs herght to Ed Evans 43 of r. . . ,. . , E Gordon P. Henson leaves his indifferent attitude to Mr, Richardson for cultivation

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ast wall and 'clizstamznt We one hundred and nlnety four stud1ous clock watchmg students the twenty e1ghth graduatlng class of South Stde Hlgh School belng ln a sound state of mlnd and havmg ac cepted no br1bes whatsoever do hereby draw up under the proof readmg eye of M1ss Annekay Tharp our last w1ll and testament We dedlcate 1t wtth all due respects to our lower classmates who have 1n m1nd the hlgh a1m of someday becomlng as we the departmg ARTICLE I To Mr Gnuse and h1s f1ne faculty of pat1ent understand1ng and helpful teach ers we leave our stncere gratltude and never endrng thanks for thetr lnstructlve educatlonal gurdance through our four long years of book lore ARTICLEII To M1ssTharp we leave our s1ncere hope that someday she wlll meet and overcome tn mortal combat that malarla carrylng msect known as the anopheles mosgulto fWe deem that a speclally made fly swatter w1ll do the tnck 1f sard meetmg ever occursl AR'I'ICLE III To Coach Ewlng we leave our deep appreclatlon for the flne football teams that have been developed under h1s guldance and our s1ncere hope that he W1ll contmue to turn out 1n all branches of our sports department teams that w1ll ever l1ve up to the noble name of Scrappers ARTICLE IV To MISS L1ttle we leave our gratltude for enabllng us to see through her numerous quotat1ons and compos1t1ons the authentlclty of the scrlpture verse Whatsoever thmgs are true whatsoever thmgs are pure whatsoever thlngs are of good report thlnk on these th1ngs out blgger and better ROTC unlts for the a1d rn our countrys f1ght for that whlch we all cherlsh and hold dear hfe hberty and the pursu1t of happlness ARTICLE VI To Mlss Baynes we leave our heart felt apprec1at1on for her k1nd under standtng guldance and her helpful suggestxons whtch have alded us who have oftenttmes strayed away We also hope that her ab1l1ty as a candy salesman w1ll cont1nue to be a con stant dram on pup1ls purses ARTICLE VII To Mr Rtchardson we leave the pleasure of constantly keep1ng off the rocks the new crop of senlors and undergraduates who someday Wlll pass through the threshold of h1s Classrooms ARTICLE VIH To our lower brethren the Junlors we leave our d1gn1f1ed seats 1n the balcony AR'I'ICLE IX To the lowly but lnnocent v1ct1ms of educat1on known as the freshmen and freshettes we leave three long years of book study toward a hard earned dxploma obta1ned by concentrat1on and detentron ARTICLE X Some of the note worthy members of thrs d1st1ngu1shed class wlsh to leave the followtng bequests accornpllshments and t1tles to the1r xnferlors Ralph Dubrovner leaves h1s vocabulary to the entxre yumor class Ehzabeth Thurmond leaves her xntelllgence 1n Mr S1mmons Amerlcan HISIOTY class to Helen Beeman Carl Webb leaves h1s abtltty to get h1s nose broken to anyone who fatls to duck a e hook Nancy Fowler leaves her lovely vocal cords to anyone capable of usmg them lvfaurtce Ford leaves h1s bashfulness to anyone who feels the urge to blush 42 ARTICLE V.-To Sergeant Armistead we leave our best wishes for the success of turning l ft .



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