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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1943 volume:

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CLASS OFFICERS Q94 Top row Class President Bob Stokes 'iuond row left to right Glrls V1ceP1es1dent Vlrglnla Nlorgdn and Hovs X1cel'reslclent Frank Brevner Thlrd row left to llghl tmrespunclmg Seuetlrx Helen Beeman .ind Recnrcllng Secretarv lzllmbeth Xuk Fourth row left to right Tleasurerw Russell Bulnt lmrls Peehle and Bobby Peacock SOL rn SIDE HIGH SCHOOL p,,,,, p1,,,,, 1 E. , v, . .' .. , . ' ' . , . . ., K E , ' . 4 . , . - ' K. . Y. . H . 1 54, ,.l - '. V . - .' . 1 . . ' ' .. . . . , . , 1. K c , - . ' . f W ... 1 - - , 1 V . ' . . . . . .-. '. 1 . , . . . . .4 , . , v' , ,. POUPLARITY CONTEST st fs t 1l,.,ll Heltn Beemdn Ide 11 Girl Girl with most pull with tetchers and G tl xx ho lids dont most for South Side Bob Stokes Ideil Pow Best dressed Boy Frlcndliest Bov ind Personalits Box and Margaret Hudson Pdppiest ttrl lI'11p1csI Box and Host talented Bog or o v W llllll1S 'I st 1 time ,r Join Fhompeon Most l'lll'xdllX9 Boy and Dorothx 'llC'lNl0lllGb Prettltbt tml 'llird r xx lett to ltglt Dorothy Albert But dlQSS6d Gul Bill Thulmond Most handnome Bow Ioietrd Cobb Moet bdehful Gul and Man hater Jack Iutv Most bat-,h tul Bow Vtoinm hdtel and Most modest Boy ox intel nthl tome I3 Danger Puf.,ent VWUQSQI Biggest box blirt tnd tloxil lillllb Biggest gill 1-llrt i l Fil rov, left o Ui : A - , 4' , --' f, 'v' ' .' z ' , ' 2' , '1' 0 ', ' 'i: , I . , . 5. , L. ' J Ak . K - . Z ' . , Y ' , ' . . . . ' - -- 1 ' . , . - - . . 1 - . v - f - . . v v v J lv L ' 'z ', 5 , l' ' 1' . ' ' 2 ' ' , . Second row. left tc: right: Milton Phillips, Fourth row, left to right: Joe Darden, Best tl 'es ,Q t , 2 , 'g D - b 1' D: r 'J Cy '21 Tl 'I , est girl th, i 'a , IN ox tz lk: , Ci 11 I ,- - 3 I 1' 1 . .J ', , ,' 3 P6196 Tu 6716 THE SUMPPER 1943 ,1 POPULARITY CONTEST 1'11Qt 11111 lelLr0111.,11L 1'l1zd1Jct11 Nlanmll 1+11e111111es1 fxlll B111Lav1ir111 XXIIIIGSI ON Dons .Innes V11rt1eQl 1,111 -X11he11 Bl11k113.11 Boy 111111 most pull 111111 te 1011818 Second 1011 lefl Lo r1g111 Russell Budnt Bm who 11 is done nmet for South Qlde Host 1Il191l1g9I1l B01 and Boy 111091 11ke1v to 9110 fee Florence NUIQI1 NIUSI talented G 1 XI.1r1on Cook Host lthletu B01 Dems Peehle Nloet athleuc Girl llllfd rovs 1etI tr rlght Dorothy Dans Most modest Clrl Bobby Peacock Culest Bov Glorm I xwhorn Cutest G1r1 fhdxles 110011 Moet C0ll1l9011Q Bm Nlost xersatlle B0 Ellrlbeth Xlck Ylost 1ersaL11e G1r1 Moet mtelllgent Glrl and Gxrl most llkely to Succeed Ruth Nlchols Most L0l11f80l1S G111 and NIa110n Bea1d Pelsonalltw Glrl 1 S I 14 Nfl!! ' 11104 Tllll tn II . 1- .A . .V ' .' ,- I 1 ' . , A . ' Y- ' v, ' , ' I . rx, .' T . ' W' . . . V . ', . . 1' - 1 . . 1 - . - 1 A ' . 1 11 Y - 1 ef A , V' K. V' ,Q .SI A ' 5 D . L i.. - ' ', ' , , Fourth row, left Lo right: Frank Brewer, : dy ' , ' 1' 1,1 , ' 'i1': ., ' . , 3 . ' . 1 ' Y - 1 ' , v. .' - , . . 1' . .' 1 -w ' v . , . . . A , . . , . , . , , X . . . . 11 1111, t' mf ROBERT ARCHER lll Club 5Dl1llSIl Lllllb TC 1 luntecr H NS S1111 1 s and Sponsms Klub st Dr11ltd tftdct 41 Rtle le Piesident 111 111e lNat11111al H1111111 cietv VELMA IANE ALLEN cretaiy of I 1111 ll 1 ll 11ese11t1t111 1 I ttf 1 1otopl11 1 I+ 1 Ft 1 111 s C1319 I' 101 0 1 1 e P s1dc11t 1 r lxr 11188 tb Il or R 0 T S 11111 S ll gqte to NI1ss1-.s ll 1 ress ss1c1a111111 Il11ll1 1111 C1111 te 111 P lN VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG Better Films Council Baske11111l Soft 1 11111111s I 111 F l1s11 Senioi tlass P141 X' W FRANK BREWER 13 ootbtll -1 S0111 1191119113111 Ill R01 C' 0ff11e1s 11111 ponsors 1 lub V11e Plesident 111 S1 ll 11 rcul1111111 111 C1 1 111 1 S1 IIIOI' Cl1ss S1111 11 C11111111111111 1l11s1 Xtrsfttile B111 ARION BEARD ,rfretary I' I'1' Cl b ' ' 'l'111r- l1'Hl1Q11I, rc'1surer of Red Cross, Sec- ond ' rIa1i11 Club. Red Cross Rop- ' ' 1atiVo 0 Lr ' 1 111111r' 's ,L'l'C 'll' .11 .llllllt Secretary ff l'l1o111p1'1y Club, Bette ' Ifilins Council, Qorrespondiiig, Se1'r1- tary of HOXX 1I'd-Iil'2ll1SS Officers 'llld Sponsors Club, Tag , P0l'S0l1'lIlIj' Girl. HOMER BUCHANAN I'l'8SIll1lLlI1 B'1sl1et11'111 IJef111::c S1-l11111l, Dramatics. 1 - V , 1 1- 1 , l'1ly11' l flIlI'ff'111 as Q33 UU' 7- Q' DOROTHY ALBERT Drill Squad Managei of Basketball Team Softball Volleyball T11ple S Reporter Representative of PTA in Bond Drive Best Dressed Girl off? DOROTHY ARGO C111 Reserves asketball Volleyball Table Tennis p C1 May Day Festival f lf! 117 LUTHER BALLEW I'11s1 Iieutenant lll ROTC Officets llld Sponsors Club Rifle Team CHRISTINE BAILEY latin Club Ping Pong Softball Bas ketball Solleyball Archery Club Pep Squad CX RUSSELL BRYANT l-ditor-in-Chief of Scrapper Feature lfditor and Circulation Man' ' riple S President 0 o r Senior Boy AT ' ,. and Nice ' 1 - auss S ' ' ace 1 inner in . .1 essee Lalill Tournamen ' Repre- . tative of South Side in State Latin Tourrianxent at Nashville National 1-ssay COIIIBSI Winner Delegate t Mississippi Xalley Press Association Most Intelligent Boy Boy VVho Has D11ne the Most for South Side Boy Most Likely to Succeed National Honor Society Valedictorian of Sen- ior Class Southwestern Scholarsliip. IOHNNIE BEESON Officers and Sponsors' Club, '41, How- ard-Krauss Society. X XXfJH'l'111: S1-11.1111-11111 -f 1943 J fb x 1 AUBEN BURKHART Box Wllll most pull xxlth tefwllels Ndllllll ll Honor SUCIQIX FIISI I leu tenant and Captnn ln R OTC Oftl s and Sponsors Club S A medal tol R O T C Best Dlllled Cadet WOIUDISOI oys State Replesentatlnx: S out h d e Fxtenlpolalleous Speaklng L tl ament Class storla clate Fd or BllSlltS n e d Clrculatlo lg ll I sn lt n h Cl xr IIISS omety I el l ILII 5 la Audubon so cletx '1 e Pless Assocl lllllll enl Class P xv Rltle am Outs ndl g Cadet M9111 plus R 0 T C KATHRYN BILDE ACK lloxxard Krauss Soc ety Correspond lllg Secretarx of xxard Krauss So uety IOSEPHINE BRIDGES All Stal Basketball All Star Wollex ball Softball Senlor Cul Scouts Pep Squad Better Flllns Cquncll Co?- tee for Class Play D ll qu lllg Pong Tou na en e elxe S ad WILLIAM CARPENTER Basketball Baseball S Club !,44,CZ V auf! IEAN CASTELLAW 'Watlonal Honor Soclety .YOVIHI Jun lors French Club TrLpleS Report er Commlttee for Class Iilnti, I rl Reserves EUGENE CHURCH Junlol Retall llI6lChd.IlIS ASSOCldIl0ll. H1 Y Club, Football Z BMW SOLTH 'SIDE HIGH SVHOOL L 7' hw HELEN BEEMAN IJIYBSI Olldlll Sccletflry S lllul s 1 no ld Ilo 1 lt tx S Het Se 19 of Offlf s Sponsors C lb c ll c dent and I I 1 nt o ed C ross C ll Qselxe It lox Sr ll' s Szuu letters lllll ol IS Ill IS lub tll X ollt v Jl 1 N ' XX IK X I n :st 1 So l S de 'ep S :nn Dlx lnstlx ll IiGIll0S6llI.'lllVL lll Def I Ill lIl0ll Contest Managel ot lentll llt Ilrls Sottblll Tefun Audu no out x loto 1 Ill ldx xx llllllg or tu N a Dax Pest S lltrl Class Pl IN Ilss S Dorlls BINKLEY ,H 0,1 lJllII Sllldd W! SHANNON CARNEY xn Trl c RUTH CALLICOTT I ltlll I0l1lIlllll6IlI. Treasurel of I lt Il ll I lee Club Jovlal JUIIIOIS 911 lol Iloxxard INFIIISS Society Lira., Ifffi-I I .Eff VERLON CASH Iisttel I'lIlllN QUUIIKII Audubon Sou lletense Sc loo 4-V DOROTHY CHRISTOPHER Ndlllllldl IIUIIOI Souety, I'I0W1lld lxrauss Ildllll Club Spalllsll Club, IIISIFIIJIIIIXE' I-ducatlon Pdyt llftfrn H LORETTA COBB Iatlll Club HISKOFIHII of Hmxdrri Krauss SOCICIN Audubon bocletl School Reporter for Pleas qcllllll ll Most Baslltul Glrl A1111 Hum VJMMXU-LMA!! BILLY CLARK Howard Krauss Soclet Alldlllliill Su CIEIV 101373 ANITA CONTINI .1 lll Klub Qp.-llllsll C lll gwlww MARION COOK S Club Ifootball 40 41 42 ox mg Baseball 41 42 43 Track 41 Plug Pong Champ 40 BdSk6IIll 436.1 4 jg?'5' 40 41 42 Most Atllletlm Bm -ff'C0'VI C 0-446 NORENE COX lr lieselles I'l6IlL lb Sillllll Howard Krclll sxS0c1 R lll Sall lllg Class CHARLES CROMWELL Glee Club Iallll Club Hollard Krauss SOCIQIX 11 C ub .Iulllol Red Cross Olcllestrd bclellre Klub Fllgllsll Club All Hugs 3 al X17 PAUL CLARK llloll dllli's lls Scllm We iffy IUNE COLLINS K leo. Club Noble L llll AIUSICII Ifestl l ll Qollllleflslelll Nluslc ll Collferellce II illarlotte XOIIII CITOIIIII Illlllljl lllrl qQlll01 Hou lld Kr IUSS lllstrlrlflll ul III? Iulll lr Hull lrd IXYHISS Smlctl WAI .rdf s.! FRANK COLEMAN JO 4 -0 Ag ALICE COPELAND tllss P EJ J K ,lf BILLY CRAIG ulllll l ISI Ileutelllll S C LORENE CRAWFORD Lmllffllclslllle Hlgll Presldellt f llllf F 0ll0ll1lQS Club C lee L u l lllbel f 811 X om N ox ' lul r Nll l ocak' 11 I'llfll' Niftum Illli SFRAIII-IK -- 1943 DOROTHY DAVIS National Honor Society N tx l Fcstisal Recording Serfrelni ot llms ard lqaitss r ctetaryf f Ion Illlhlll flu chtngol ditoi of Tr pl L fgpn trtnln 4 My 1 Juniors Pep S 591101 Class PN' CHARLES DAVIS Junior How nd lxriuss Holieti Si in Club First Sergeant in Nfl-CH L M., FRANK DAVIS 'XIGIIIDIIIS Ihsoblll tim it ti X ruthein All St ite All Xltmph S F otball Captain f If tl ll I Prep Boxing Champ S tl l X l Athlete in Citi 4 LEO D ORB Boxing Wrestling JA HOUSTON DOUGLAS ootball S Clib Tarlt Aviation Mechanics Defense School .JL are .302 Q9-'P' I OE DARDEN lfouthtll two vears H1Y Club two years Wotatlonal Defense School Uffirc-rs uid Sponsors Club Captain T S tor Cass f iff NELL DEWEES .2 ll d in s Iiepresentativ is lltilm liiskttball Vol e e Squad Ll I OHNNY DON OVAN oth 1 tt Box S C X BOBBY DOUG J1 Audit SUCI C ogg o QM Reporter H ard 01 te y on S ss res nt ot ss al m Club I ons Comm: ee Sptnish Llub DORIS EMERSON Tieisuret of Senior Ctrl Scouts Pro gr.-un Chairman of Girl Reserves Ping Pong Tournament Tennis Cap tam of Csnthia Nltlk Fund Drive Bas ketliall .Iovial Ju IOYS Volleyball Squad lead rs C u Miflfffff if FRANCES FARMER oo , I DORIS FEEBLE National Honor S r-iety, fl . , ., I Secretary of English Club, th' ' 'in' of Flower Committee. S xx 1 t as , 5514 F0- XVN .awf- President of Squad Leaders Club Ping-Pong Tournament Basketball olleyball Girls Treasurer of Senior Class, Most Athletic Girl. -QB! C I ' ' fxffll .bk I A ii A I aA Sol' .' r-, . .' . -W 'f' ' IH 'f BETTY I ANE GAIA Better Films Council, Girls' Rifle Team, Squad Leaders' Club, Art-ln-ry ' wie rt 'o evhall i - ong, oftbill lp e Rep: e PUTNAM GREEN iontl Fltg oi 1 aiu Se getnt tn ROTC MM KM LOIS GOODWIN JU ter Films tounctl it tt S l lep Sql C l iss ' A X., FRANK HARTY Miition xIQlllilllLS Detenst. Seliool HELEN HARPER ttf xrtuss Society tus he rt Jle S Stiff limp, Comml ec K l iss Poet KENNETH HURLEY ns nd lxrtues Societs F otbtll N n tl 4 4 1 tnt l midcnt n St ite x sor Xo I OWN U I C Off 1 ind Sponso ut C DAN GARAVELLI First Lieutenant in R.O.T.C., Officers and Sponsors' Club, French Club, L ll! ffpf 7 LAURA GARY Softball Ba ketball Xolleyball Secte retatx of Squad Leadere Club R T C Sponeor Pep Squid Triple S Reporter STUART GRIFFIN irst I6 entnt and Lapt un tn R 0 l C Band Ottltestra lltndbtll l l term gt5du'tte LOUISE HALL Bcttet Films Council Glee Club JM 4 .,94ad,.,1J BILLY HITT m R 0 1 C 0fflC8IS and Sponsors Club French Club Howard Krauss Souetw Glee Club in -MU: 73 ,661 JOYCE HATCHER Baeketball Pep Club Audubon S001 ety DlSII'lbllllY6 Fducatlon xf qv fu rv Tit Stn in 104i Klub, H..l tl.ll, X ll. . , Pug l' ', S 2 , Ti l S - wrt -r. N ' If ff, . ' I if A I Nat' 2 ., Col ' le' Mister - ' , 5 t ' - S 1- z ' ., - -' t -0- Ngtional lltn r Society, l reside-nt ot' If Ht 1 ' 3' 45, y ' Pltotoblat' Club. Representative to the - - ' v 5 ' ' R 'K' Bet f T , Glee Club, Um- ' ' ' mit -e for Class llay, ', S tad, 'ips Il'y. I Ill 1 F , - , .fi ' V W 1 ff if J ,X op K Latin Club, Vice-l'1'esident of llow- F00ibHll,'1'S': Club. WFS! LiFl1t9l1al1'f 2 'l-l' 1 .' S ', Rat ,' 'I' - Rat, Y - 1- ' ' ' T'1 . .. R , 'tt-1, gv u ' ' ' Vi I , A Hr '1 ' - ' : 'A . 'o 1 , fa- - . t fl' tioz llmtr Society. 'Frearsurlrz l . ' ' I : ' . 'ice- 'rx' 1 ot' Speech Club, liitlr C, ' eat , Cz , Ta assess at ' lun- Q, fp 160' B State, Lieutenant Col nel I ' fl, in 1. o. T. ice 1 .' ,- 1-4 fy ' Cl l. Latin Club. 'lub. f I ' x ' l Pu, ' Ip' hfwt 1-1 wet: H- . ? X M DOROTHY HERBERT Cirl Resf. rves - M GLORIA HILLIS a11111.111 f le S 1a1 1111111111 u lSkQ all 1111112111111 111 111111 C 111 ll 1111 1rd 1X1'lllSN L111t111.1 Nlllk 11111111 IJr1v I lr F DORIS JONES Ia 111 Club 91111119 Llub I 111 S111 s ,1sketb1l1 Pep Klub 111 Slll 0 eybdll A11hLry Clu11 X 1111111 HfJHOT fidmgyyvnfy RICHARD IENNINGS Flleerleddel qIJdIllS1l L I1 ZW V'-'1fl.f,f7 HUGH KILPATRICK .Iumor Retall Nlernhamm -XSS0lllI101l Audubon some-ty 46 IUANITA KUEHN XILQ P1'6Sldt1ll 111 I1r1 Iieselxu 1 1. llsh Club 4,11 MILDRED HILLHOUSE ' eyb'1ll. SoI'tb'1ll. B'1sk1Il1'111, Pho - 1 lub, Better 14A1I1lSf,flll1lC11 P ' - ss 11111 Tr1p1e e 1111161 1 S11114 Se111111 1, '1 MARGARET HUDSON UW ll S l .10ll11l lllS111 Klub 11111111 115111111111 fhnllvxbnll 11r111 31111 111131111 11' U S1111 s L 11 ,su EDWARD IACKSON 131se11 11 '-e1 1111 1112 31? 3' ,A-ax. LV'-fU'l X DOROTHY IONES 3 ,ng nv' C' fr- ll 111 1 1 1111-Is L S11 I L04-f CAROLYN KERR Sp1111x111 or De xllllly 111 Augusta Gd 11111r111 f,dDl311l 111 Lap 1 ni fX11l Tefilll Represe 11119 11 111411 ll 1'f1s111111 9111111 LAMAR KIMZEY 111lS1l C 1 M 0-'Q Nlll IH S1111 H11 11 S4 uf1oL PU' ' X l ' f' 1 I LAWHORN as etball Softball Volleyball Offl cer and Sponsors Club Secretary 0 Spanish Club Photoplay Club uad Leaders Club Glrl Resexves Glee Club Drlll Squad Cutest Gnl SGTIIOI Class Play CHARLES LEE Basketbal mltt Senxor P a OfflC an S s s Club V1 ance bool Semon '1 MARCUS LOGSDON DIHIIIHIICS Gy 1 Senlol Clas Play f6 ELIZAB RS A 0 Latln C Red Cross Clu bv un ors Presl f Ph t pla tter FIIIIIS 0 ncll IS ll of Ho rd Krauss BOCIBLY Offl and Spo oxs Club F1 lendllest I ALFRED MARKOVVITZ Triple S Staff two years SDJIIISII Club Journallsm Club Scxence Club Paruupated ln 'Nauonal SCIGIILG T11 ent Search Natlonal Honor Souetx 4.244-A VIRGINIA MILLS G11 l Resex ves M' QQ? BILL LAWSON SARAH LEMONS Offlcels and Sponsors Club Vollev ball Howard lxrauss SOCIQIV Squxd Leaders Club Glee Club Drlll Squid Retall Selll g Llul Soual Lounnmeb IOHN LEE Football Basketball Junlor and Sen lor HONNdld IXIHUSS SOCICIX S Club ROTC Freshman Football gkaa I ACK LUTZ Red Lross Replesentatlve two welrs L lDL'1lIl ln ROTC Presldent of Su ence Club hee Presldenl mf Red Closs Offxrers and Sponsors Club Nauonal Honol Soclety goal: LUCILLE MARTIN Presldent of Gxrl Reserves Offlcers and Sponsols Club Basketball Squad Ieadels Club Xolleyball C ls Dull Squad Audubon Soclety fwfw' MURRELL MATLOCK Better Flln Couuul Red Cross Rep resentatne Photoplxx Club I 4 ' fx W, 1 Y ! .- , , 1 Y ' ' A ' a . - ' . .J 4 I . , V N . . - 1 ' d 1' ' , . , ' - . ,. 2 A' , .' ' ' 1 - , . ' i , C1 Q ' ' W Y ' I .W . - 1. . . ' V y ' . . . , L Y y v . ' .. . - '. ' v 4. -v Ay I O s ' , ' .' ' ' X I-1 f, I , J ., - T2 1 . . . ., , '- e b, ' S , ' - 1 . w v t . 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'r Su: ra . ,- ' 3 LEONA IEAN MCMURRAY G11l Rese1ves Squad Ieade1s ilu Basketball Le ter 1 1 111 Sports Dr1ll Squad esu val Medal for Vol e ll 7 5 M RUTH NICI-DQSj Vxce 6Sld0llL of Jlllllfll' Rui moss 26s allonal Honor SOCIPIY Pep lub Au ubon Soc1et1 Clee tl l V lav ay Festlval Most COIIIIGOUH 6 Ietter 111 IllI'clll'lllI 1l QDUTIS ll Squad Noble C1111 'XIus111l Pu. wa ROBERT O KEEFE Spamsh Club Sueuee Club Club Bettx 14111118 Cllllllfll i GLORIA 0 SHERIDAN Howard Krauss SOCIGTQ UIIIS 1 Team Spamsh Club SCIBIIUG lll Glee Club Pep Club Trlple S Stal! La y1n Walt g for the 42 1 I 1 Fe val BOBBY PEACQOCK ecretary f S Club Hownd Krauss Soexety All Me111pl11s B1se ball two years Busmess lVIanager of Football Tea1n two YGHIS Basketb 111 two years Treasurer of Senlor Class Boys Spo1ts Ld1to1 of Smapper A11d11bou SOCl0lV All D1st11ct Basket h'1ll three ye'11s Lutest Bow 81111111 Class Rlng Commlttee DOROTHY POLLARD Dr1ll Squad V lleyball Iettm lll Ill tramural Sports May D1 l-est111l G11ls Rltle 'Iea111 Fll,'Z,llSll Club Belle v11e Buketball 40 ik I 493 'M Q4 P OT! if lb Gas-as '19 'A-up n'- gp'- RUSSELL NERREN Lffzfvzffyf YN61.ENflj Secretary of Ldllll Club Red Cross Engllsh Cl11b Senlor G1rl Scouts Glee Club FLORENCE NOLEN Iatln Club Engllsh Club Clee Club X9 1.2 GERALD PALLER Secretaxy of Howard Krauss S01 1ety Bette1 F11ms Sclence Club Tenms Red Cross Representatwe Trlple S Reporter Treasurer .Iumor Reta1l Merchants Class Delatmg Club Au dubon Somltyx E HMJJ M31 BERNICE PEGRAM Howard Krauss Soclety Jur11or Re ta1lers Club M WM Howard Krauss SOCl6ly Red Cross nse School Alr Bugs HHDDIQSI ost Talented Boy Audubon L.. '67-1 1111. Hn, ll 81111111 1943 7 VIRGINIA R ROBERT PHILLIPS Trrple S Reporter Latrn Llub .X Red Cros rlms Loun Tr l rter Englrsh Sdcrety f E OBERTS Chre o Trlple S Asso e Edrt of Scrapper Vrce Presx dent ot Na nal Honor Socrety Jour nalrsm Club HISIOIIHH ot Red Cross letter rn Grrls Intramural Sports Pep Club Offlcers and Sponsors Club Trrple S Reporter Trrple S Assrstmg Staff Delegate to RIISSISS rppr Valles Press Assocratron Corrwerr tron two years Drlll Squad May Day Festrval Englrsh Club Red Cross Rep resentatrve Basketball Volleyball PAUL SHARPE Basketball Football four years Box rng S Club Vrce Presrderrt Club Captarn and Nlajor rn ROTC Offrcers and Sponsors Club Xrce Presrdent ot Offrcers and Sponsors Club iw! f f MARVILENE SCRUGGS Presrdent of Grrl Reserves Treasurer of Grrl Re erves Pep Squad Nlax Day Festrval Drrll Squad Nrtronal Honor Socrety Lady rn Wartrrrg for the 43 May Day Festrval Lynne! ROBERT STOKES Football Howard Krauss Souetx Sec retary of lnglrsh Club Presrdent of Semor Class Ideal Boy Best Dressed Boy Frlendlrest Boy Personalm Wir South Srde A T 'VP -4-vi lbs 435- ,,.o-4 new CMI Q-Q 'Vi FRANCES POWELL latrn Club Glee Club Qpanrsh Club Nlrrsro Lomrmttee Archery Club Livxl-rg, bdfv DOROTHY RAY Pep Squrd Red Cross Representatrse XILQ Presrd nt of Drstrrbutrve Educa trorr Club Howard Krauss Soelety lhrll Squ rd WW! ff! I LABE SCHEINBERG Nrtronal Honor Soerety Salutatorran Senror Class Wrnner of Southwest Horror Sc larshrp 1Alumm Edl ews la tor 'md CoEd1tor1n rrp e S eporter r Ser c rl atrona Sprrrrsh ub President o ourrra sm Clu 42 Freasurer Journalrsm Clu 1 Cl b Deba g Club atr rn err Flr Place Lat te at Mrss rssrppr Walla two years Audubon Soeretw Second entnt RO C Offrcers ant Sponsors Club YE SCHULTZ Crrl Reserxe C1rI,Seouts Basketball ,MMM X L- ORRIN SNYDER frrculatrorr Nlanager of Trlple lourrralrsrn Club Wflfbwl' wwwdny DELMA IANE SHELTQ the Club four sears Dramatrcs Club um serrs Pep S u d three years M r I v H 1 ll S4 mol fn 1 nlu . , f 3 , Y .- , l r tv I .J Z 4 . Q, A 'W , I gef ' ' l, 2 . , ., rr . V Av 7 lb' Y' 4 A .ll A l l J Au ' . , jc!! - v L ,- X x ' 7 ' I . fi- f ' 1' 1 r , fl . of f f, 'l i 55 AE . I - h. ' . r- ' f f A' -' l - - , V , ' '- ' H - -H ' , - ', or ' . - ' '-' - ' , ' -' ' Y - I b, ar ' i, t in ' l A - ' 1 . 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I' lp- Tm' -11,1-W FREDDIE SMITH Better Fllms Councll Glee Club 1 dubon Soclety Pep Club my ' ,I uw 'W' ,4- I IUANITA SMITH Howard Krauss SOCIBIQ Better FIIIIIS Councll Aud bon Soclety DlSlI'lblI tlve Educa MARION STOVALL Clee Club Junlor Retail lwlutlnnte ASSOCIHIIUII IOI-IN THOMPSON Football two vea Tra D n Ia J Captain ln Club reelden e atmg Club Ret e se School Audubon S c t ettel FIIIIIS COUIICII Cliss 'Vlost Talkatlve Boy CYNTHIA THORNE Cheerleader Officers and Sponsors Club Glrls Hlfle Team All Star Vol leyball Team Softball RQLOFCIIII Secretary of Howard KIHUSS Soclety Best G1rl Dancer Red Cross Audu bon SOCIGIQ DORIS THOMPSON I'IlgIlSI1 Club Glrls Dr1llSqu1d Par tlclpated m Scrap Dxlve KATHRYN SIVIITH tel PIIIIIS Councll Glee C um S und Ieuels ub Pep Club Wx STELLA oxxal Conn xttee tol May D x If Au u n S001 BERNIE TANNER Audubon Soucty I'llgIlSIl Club G1 e ll tlnet w .Iumor How d IXIIIISS Society Senior ard lxrnuss Society ed Cro epresen tune Trlple er bf' MARY CATHERINE TAYLOR flex Club Dllll Squad Plovsel tom nnttee YV7 74 BILL THU RMON D Silklllt' Club Most Handsome Boy JllIxSOIl HICII Jatkbon Tennessee lfootball three tears Tlack two wears atm Toulnanzent 41 L10 Ta tlex Saff E VIVIAN TRUSSELL Audubon Soclety Dtlll Squad Red Cross Representatlve two yells Mas Day I-utnal lam: 7:4 ntu n QMMP 1949 ' ' , , , Al - ' , , BDI 1' . 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' , ' ' - Lross N ul 1 1 - .' :' Class Prophet, I lLg'llL 111 Mississippi Valley Press A s11ci'1ti1111 C1111v1111ti1111, . ay Dax' I-'est ' , QOIIIIIIIITEO t'111' .Iz ' Day Festival. UV' 05 13- 'X 'L 7 :QAM of 'Cf 1-0' 1- 1343? 1. We lift- 352' fda v. . V.. 5:14:71 ELIZABETH VICK Ii11111rd111g SIKTOIIFY 11f Senior Llus 1st Ye1's'1t1l1 I N I11t1ll1g. 1 1' 11 1 1 t SIICKPOI e suror 11f 11111 S1 lt SOKTL rx 111 111111 1 1 I11tr111111r1 11rts I 1111 III Num P111 Il 1 e Il 11 ulors Q Ill 11ll S11 ll 1 1 e I111 TUIITIIIIIICII Drill S 11111 N111 Ihy Festivxl blrl Stout PAUL VESCOVO et L ll 1 lf- 111111 TC SCILIICQ Club Rifle Team SDIIIISII Club II11w111d KIIIUSS S01 ets UW f Q. IANE WALTON ll N11 1 lee L nglisli C 1 fwf' , JV O nfflf' 91 QJLLCVXV ZANE WELLS FS! IH FC Offlcc s 11111s111s flu lied Cross P1111 Iflaslw ll lualll LI uh lI11x111, BETTY WATTS ' I Sf Jw RGC Cross R11 IQSPIII 1t1v rlple 5 S'1ff SCFIDDOI' Qt1ff Letter in' In Il 11nur1l Sports Offieers and Spon -,urs Club Q111v1d Iexdels Club N111 I1 yhdll P111,fzI'11ng National H1111111 sucietw Lain Fluh Delegate to Mississippi Valley PIlIlI'6l'lIl0II. C. E. WILSON '111Tl1' , 'IS' ' . C , H C 1 , - ., 5111111-51111. lIl1.11 S1u1111l, IH! l'l 'r-Nj ,X f c' z UTH WHITEMORE Spanish Club, English l'lulm, ltf-sl Cross Reporter, Sevrvlznry of Softim- Girl Scouts, Arvliefry Clulw, llrill Squad, Pep Sqllzltl, Vulleylmll, lA'll0l' in Intraniurul Sports, May lilly Festi- val. I LENA WILES Somerville High - liaskoilmll tlxrt-it years, Treasurer of '39 and '40 class. Picture Conunittee for Allllll2ll. bc! ,- l BEVERLY WILSON 1111 S S lui 1 NFO llll J 5 l 5-I CORINE ZAVELLI tu I'1lIIlN Council out uinuul tee Color fuinniil 9 LLOYD WOODARD lltlXY1lI'Cl-liI'2lllSS Soc-if-ty, Defenso St-luml, Roll Cross. If , I' of -paw' 51 'Lf I DOROTHY WILLIAMS Ffmtliall Sponsor, li.0.'l'.C. Sponsor. llmvard-Kmiiss. Secretary of Latin Club, Audubon Society, Red Cross, Ps-p Vluh, llistributye Egliicatimi. ' fd! ff J KATHERINE WOODRUFF S Bls ci th ill A it mttbill le un Nlost X llua m Q Pldy Sill ul Ping, Pong., C iptdin K xni Clue Squid leadeis Q 1 0 Tenn i lily Pesti kd!-.J N ORMA MCCULLOUGH Seminary tml UCL Prtsident nt Gul lien as lied Prose nglieh Club IAMES SHEEHAN GLORIA DELBRIDGE 4 4 l L' 'CL L A dll Ell1s AUd1f0I1Um May Z8 1943 8 pm Organ Selection Song Arnerico lnvocotion Greeting loroin Cldee President Robert Stoke Somof C10 fl J no ot Diplomas ond R OTC Corn Reverend E C Tliurlnono Mr Ho ry l Steuterrnctn fl eptom e of Clos Superintendent E B Bqll ions Mr W I Prescott Second Honor Student L loe f einbe f of oo oi DAR Medel ol! 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'II Suns Hn: C' ml, 5 ' 't - 'fc olors and Staff Left to ught Lt Col Kenneth Huxley Major Paul Butkhaxt Fnst Lxeut VICTOT Vaestllco 'iecond Lleut bhalpe Captam Bobby Gllbeltson Captaln Auben Joe Cocke Captam Paul Vescowo COLOR SECTION NIC Ad'uns Colpotal Lvetald Henson RIFLE TEAM lf st tovt left to llglll Eugene MUSSSI Ralph Second IONX lett to rlght Luther Ballew Thomae B1gelow Paul Veecowo Auben Burkhart and Robert Jenklns Joe Cocke Kenneth Hurley Vlctor VHSSIIICO Alchel .ind Qelgeant Armlstead Left, to right: Corporal William Johnson, Master Sergeant Putnam Green, Master Sergeant Ivy my I , ' ' Y ' n' . 'ir ' Y, : ' ', ' ', ', ' : , . 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Corporal Sam Weeks, Sergeant Bobert triou, Kirby Brubaker, Frank Pewitt, Charles Walker, Sergeant Herbert .ff ' t I H Walton, Corporal T. I. Wright, Kuehn, Harry B. Thomas, Staff Sergeant Si y King, G ral Bl.n4 C 9 l Dick Callicott, Harris Kemper, Perry Thomas, Bobby Dorris, I D' Bert Denleyf Igmes WGIIOH MCCCI ty' Si X IN bl AH H' ml . l der, irt ergeant Iirnmie Nix, S id Li t t Edward C l Harold Beid, Billy P t , I hn D l , H Pender- eu Second Li t t Bm S L qmst' Wlumm Mlzef C 1 , , H ' 1 1 H ' Cums hird row, left to right, Tillman Skipper, Sergeant Wendell Cofer, H b ' I 1 I I' 1 I I I I th H A Willi m Fowler, S l t ewi, im and' rs, . F. Morris, Gene Second row, left to right: Corporal Alfred Markowitz, guidon G , Harold Weiss, Do Whita r, t Childr s, Sergeant , Corporal Billy awein, Cl e Iennings, Donald Arwood, illiam Green, George Long, Baymon immons, Se t Cliff rd Cl H , E ay, Corporal I. C. Compton, G D me- vans, S t I l Pitt , Harold Banks, E win Si . Company A of the South Side B.O.T,C. Battalion was commanded Each cadet, this year, studied his B.O.T.C. a little more seriously, Y CGDIGIT1 IGCk I-UT? WHQSG SIGII WGS COU1 05951 OI .WSI I-IQUIGUUUT for he tad a definite picture in his mind as to the part ROTC. would Um BGHCW GS Second ,m Commcm ' ,Fl St elgeqm Ilmmy N1 Gnd play in iis future military life. As stated by S t Arrnistead and l lf I Markowitz, n Lieutenant illy ears led th . .t. H. t d h h . i st Platoon and e d Li t t Edward ll l d the Se 1 U 1 ' ets ave G great C I U g I 1 A tl f t f . t, e been helped to be the Eac member of C in A, as in C B and Com any C, Superlor Challengers b I I 1 'I H I I - NGS fire flftj U T th. ifl L i l , t t is time -Physical drill has had its place on each d ' . hedule. The su- the' l i d instruction in rifle marksm hip, p 1 r soldier and iti t b physically, as well as mentally, fit. O ef OHS VC Ce YG SO Q Cl ergean LL. 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SOC Q, ,,,,.E3O C SOUTH SIDERS MEET HEHGLE EYE INSPECTION Refulx to spot any spot Lteur C01 Douglas A Nifwlllllll piotessm of mllitary sclence and tactics in Chattanooga et hem c I kenneth Hml X behind and to the t ot the 'XIIIIX Offlfel cmiitimnrlei of the wouth Side High high Schoole mnvee slowly down a tense llne of South varlets looks his mon mei with 1 clltlval exe This year South Side again won the title ot Honor School in the Federal lnspe tion This is the third year that South Side has gained thls honor South S1de Wmner In The Hnnual R C T C Contest c p lion ort e Col Edward C McGowan medal awarded each year No second and third choices were announced adet Captain Auben Burkhart Won first place in the outstanding cadet corn ett t h VIII 11:11 111: Stnxllii: 194' h r t h . Q . ' , ' . . . . '. . . ' ' , It Side High R.0.T.C. Callers at fhe cmiclusion of a review. .5 H V I . 4 I C I V I I- 'I I '14 I ,. I . . i 0 I I '14 It l Ul'.l-'ifllf A 4 -I S . H- 5 2, OFFICERS AND SPONSORS CLUB First ton lett to tight Nlis Nlaiv B 'NIcGold11clt Nia Jo Sergeant Paul K Almistead Captain Mattha XX oods Captain Paul Xescowo Laptain Nlildted Roberts Captain Auben Burkhart 'second Lieut Helen Beeman Second Lleut Joe Coclte Lieut Colonel NIRIIOH Beard Lieut Col onel kenneth Hutlev Nlajot Jean Renatdet Magot Paul Sharpe Captain Betts Biexxei Captain Bobbx Gilbettson Miss lxan Hopkins Majot and Miss Flotence Nlotton M3101 Second low lett to tight Captain Jack Lutz Captain D Ann Xlvnn Capt nn Eugene NILISSGI First Lieut Bettv Barnett FIISY Lieut Luthei Ballew Fitst Lleut Dotothx Nlctloiiies I-itst Lteut Charles Lee Second Lteut Betts XX atts Second Lleut Robert Bigelow First Lieut Lucille Nlaltln and Ifust Lleut John Thompson Third tow left to iight Second Lieut Eduard Russell Second Lieut Maigalet ltarlick Second Lieut Labe Scheinberg Second Lieut Carlene Anderson Second Lteut Brllv Harmon Second Lteut Jean Kenley Second Lieut Billy Sears Second Llellt Ruby Tavlol Second Lleut Isaac Boggs and Second Lleut Elizabeth Nlatshall and First Lieut Billy Hitt The Officers and Sponsors Club was organized at the beginning of the school year under the guid ance ol the new president Lieutenant Colonel Ken neth Hurley Other officers were Paul Sharp vi e president Helen Beeman se retary and Roy Moor rnan treasurer Upon Roy s entrance 1nto the Arm ed forces Paul Vescovo replaced him as treasurer Mrs Mary B McGoldr1ck lVl1ss Florence Morton and Miss Nan Hopkins were chosen as faculty sponsors On Armistice Day the Offlcers and Sponsors par ticipated in the Armistice Parade They then en tertained with a luncheon at Lowensteins Dining Room followed by a theater party at the Malco Other entertainments were a Christmas dance a lanuary social a Valentine social a swimming party a wiener roast and the Officers and Spon sors Military Ball The most important social function of the year was the Officers and Sponsors Ball held at the Casino April 30 lt was the only formal of the yea with only men in uniform attending The officers and the1r sponsors from all six of the public hlgn bltllkl Sim Hun stuooi. E' schools of Memphis participated Thirty officers and sponsors attended from Soutn Slde The officers and sponsors of the club are Lieu tenant Col Kenneth Hurley Marion Beard Major Paul Sharpe lean Renardet Captain Roy Moorman Carlene Anderson Captain Paul Vescovo Martha Woods Captaln Billy l-leftington Betty Watts Cap tain Ioe Darden Laura Gary Captain Auben Burkhart Mildred Roberts First Lieut Victor Vassi lico Virginia Fears F1rst Lieut Robert Archer Gloria Lawhorn First Lleut Billy Hitt Sara Lemons First Lieut Zane Wells Eli abeth Marshall First Lieut Iohn Thompson Lucille Martin Second Lieut Luther Ballew Betty Barnett Second Lieut Eugene Musser Gloria Wynn Second Lieut Edward Rus sell Margaret Warlick Other officers and sponsors added at the new semester were Second Lteut Billy Ioe Harmon lean Kenley Second Lieut Robert Blgelow Second Lieut Billy Sears Ruby Taylor Second Lieut lsaac Boogs Dorothy McDonald Second Lieut Labe Scheinberg and Second Lieut Ioe Cocke Helen Beeman ug: lofty mm ' . . YY ' -' y 2 A . V A . . A .' Y' A - . ' . ' . - ' . - ' . . ' 7 - ' ' . . ' Y - , ' Y - .. ' ' I . ,Y ' D 4 N, '. - 1, .' yy ' . , ' y ' . .L Y KN A T kv -1 ' 4 ' Y . , ' , . ', Y 1 '- ' . ' t ' , ' . , ', . Gloria Lawhorn, Captain Robert Archer, Ca tain Gloria Fourth row, left to right: First Lieut. Victor Vassilico . . . 1 l' I 1 I ' , ' . - 3 , C - . ' . ' 4 f- - , - , I 1 I V I . ' ' - I I , ' ' . , ' ' 'A I f 2 ' , , A I I . . I . .- ' - .A , 1 . , . , . . . - I . I I , o , . . . , Q 4 I ' . 4 - . . . . , , . ' - , , 1 - J ' . , - Y, , J . , . A J . ' , 'v L' .Q 1 M 11 . J - , ' . SOUTH SIDE ORCHESTRA Bust row left to llglll Charles Steele M111 Helen Bough llll tovw ett 0 ll 1 llll1l1X l1lOllX 1 5 rtenel Laura McCaskell Robert 'laylot H C Ftwu Imogene B1 lVKI16l Je111 Hdlillll Second row left to llglll Carl Frrth Charles Fulghum F urth low lett t ght J VS Fngltst flrffotci Ivins Leonard Garland J1mn11e Fttzgerald Bobbw Thompson Xhl Matgaret Clnldress Mau Xngrnra Atlrnson J XX Stesens 11am Johnson Edward McLa1n Gene Goodwln Vt1l11an1 Fovtlet The musrc department under the capable leader shrp ot MISS Anna B Gordon has contrrbuted greatly toward the enloyment of the student body th1s year Durrng the tall term a varrety program was present ed on wh1ch much talent was d1splayed The chorus wrth Mrss Gordon as d1rector sang My Hero and Stout Hearted Men There were vocal solos by Er nestrne Wrlhams lean Evans Betty Moon and Fran ces Powell Mary Catherrne Ford and Mary Rose Smrth played p1ano solos Alpha Carothers an accor d1an number and Laura McCash11l and Dons Blake more danced Faye S1lls and Merle Gartrell sang a I aye P zfty duet and there was a trro composed ot Iuamta Burk hart Lors Goodwm and Florence Nolan H1llb1lly numbers and some acrobat1c stunts presented by grrls from the gym classes lent further varrety On December l8 the chorus sang a Cantata The Musrc of Chrlstmas by Wrlson tor the student body Among the solorsts was Betty Moon who sang Can trque De Noel Other solorsts rncluded lean Evans Frances Powell Florence Nolan and Robert OKeete The vested chorus presented an rnsprrmg prcture as they stood wlth the lrght shmmg through the starned flll ' , , 1 ' ' , z , Th ' ', 1 ' t, gl t: J' j Gt B'll' 1-ltrz 1 '. , ' ' : ' , ' , o 2 ' , ', ori : . 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Sl'li.XI'l'lIli -- 1943 SOUTH SIDE GLEE CLUB Ir st rovr lett to rrght Helen Phrllrps Vera Fowrnkle lfrelyn Hall Margaret Harlan Lors Goodwrn Grace Pollen Beverly Xhlson Juanrta Burkhart Betty Nolen Marv Rose Qnrrtlr Peggy Lamb June Collrns Laura McCaskrll Jean Lvans Mary Elrzabeth Ru sell Bobbre Jean Allen Mary Nell Thomas Betty Moon Brllre Jean Robertson Brllre Sue urner Second row left to rrght Ernestme Wrllrams Yvonne Mc Gehee Mary Alma Church Martha Ann Bumpas Norma Jean Blan7 Mary Vrrgrnra Atkrnson Georgra Mae Cook Lors Koehn Vrrgrnra Blanton Florence Nolan Ruth Nrchols June Kettman Frances Powell Ann Ruffrn Thrrd row left to rrght Kenneth Lee H C Fryar John nre McDan1el Brllv Lannom George Long Leonard Garland Harry Adams Brllv Cawern Robert McCullen li'-ZSZY glass v rndow rn the background and lallrng softly on the Chrrstmas greenery at therr feet ln vrew ol the fact that a varrety program seemed to please the student body as a whole more than any other krnd ot program the South Srde Chapter of the lunror Bed Cro s staged an amateur show usrng stu dents from the musrc department along wrth those of the drarnatrc department Prrzes were awarded as follows Frrst prrze to Mary Bose Smrth for a prano solo second prrze to Merle Gartrell and Faye Srlls for a vocal duet and thrrd prrze to Dorrs Blakemore for a toe dance From trme to trme durrng the year students from the musrc department rncludrng Ernestrne Wrllrams lean Evans Betty Moon Faye Srlls and Merle Gartrell appeared on PTA programs The students prepared lor the annual May Festrval S rru Sim H1111 srrroor. to be held at Ellrs Audrtorrum durrng Natronal Musrc Week There was a large chorus representrng all the hrgh schools rn Memphrs Several puprls from South Srde sang rn thrs chorus There were also representa trves from South Srde rrr the orchestra On Good Frrday the chorus presented tor the stu dent body selectrons from Morrrsons Cantata Krng of Glory Solorsts rncluded Betty Moon Iuanrta Burk hart and lean Evans Others 1n the chorus were Georgra Mae Cook Mary Alma Church Yvonne Mc Gehee Helen Phrllrps Vrrgrnra Blanton Vera Fo wrnkle Brllre Sue Turner Brllre lean Robertson Mary Neal Thomas Ruth Nrchols Lors Goodwrn Bobby lean Allen Ernestrne Wrllrams Iune Collrns Florence No len Ann Rutfrn lean Hardrn Brlly Cawern Kenneth Lee Leonard Garland Brlly Lannon Merle Gartrell George Long Harry Adams and H C Fryar Mary Vrrgrnra Atkrnson was the accompamst Page I :ity one l r l l ,x , ,-'M . . r .' . 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HOWARD-KRAUSS SOCIETY I t o lett to llglt lNo1ene Cox Salah lemons Ilmothw Dams Dmothx Rax Mallon Be'11ri Fllfabeth NldlSllRll Ruth Calllcotl lxathellne Blldelback Dmothy v1llllH11lS Velma Jtne Allen Dorothy Cllll'3l0Dll9l J0lll'll'll9 Beeson Second row Juanita Qlllllll Bernlce Pegtam Malgalet Hudson Margaret McK1nn1e Ioletta Cobb Jowe Hatcher Helen Harper Belnle Tanner NllllOll PllllllIIS Challe Cromwell Lloyd Nloorlxxatrl Blll Hltt Tlmd row Kenneth Hllll8X Bobbx Pearork John lee Bob Stokes Charles Moon Russell F Bryant Auben Bunk hart Bobby Dougan Paul Vescowa ll' AD Q0 YB 147472.0- Q li-I 'YK 'lea S3 'i'2'? ' The Howard Krauss Soclety has drrected 1ts 1942 1943 program toward spreadmg malarra control edu cat1on w1th the realrzatron of rts lmportance at th1s crrtrcal trme The years program has rncluded preparahon of rnater1al for the rnalarla ed1t1on ot the Trrple S whrch edrtron was ded1cated to Mr I A LePr1nce and the wr1t1ng of essays on The Influences of the Spamsh Arnerlcan War on Our Latrn Arnerlcan Pol ICISS The c1ty state and natronal awards ln the 1942 Spanrsh Arnerrcan War Auxrhary Essay Contest arnountrng to 511250 were won by Russell Bryant Prrzes were contrrbuted for rnalarra poster contests rn two crty schools Vrsltmg speakers to the soc1ety thrs year have been Dr W H W Kamp Mrss Amy Wrlcox both of the U S P H S Dr Alberto Valderrarno of Peru Dr Salva 11111 I zffu mo dor Morales of the Republrc of Mexrco Mr I L Bob ertson Dr Marshall Barber Crehredl USPHS and Mrs Newell past presxdent of the Spanlsh Arnerlcan War AuX1l1ary The tall and sprrng term senlor ottrcers were presr dents Russell Bryant and Bob Dougan vrce presrdents Velma lane Allen and Helen Harper recordrng secre tary Dorothy Davrs correspondrng secretartes Mar ron Beard and Margaret McK1nn1e hrstorrans Ehza beth Marshall and Loretta Cobb treasurer Charles Moon reporters Bob Dougan and Auben Burkhart Iunror offrcers were pres1dent Bobby Gllbertson and Lloyd Creasy vlce presrdent Dorrs Shnkard re cordrng secretarres Betty Dortch and Martha Woods correspondrng secretarles Corrme Haney and Ma guerrte Skelton hrstorran Horace Larrd treasurers Lloyd Creasy and Bobby Gllbertson reporters 1 W Brley and Corrrne Haney THP Sm nu un . ' r 1 A ' s . 4 A 4 f t Q ff '1ll'S, l' VV, 1 , 'I II Y ' f, A ' 4 , . , ' ' ' . , A ' , f '. ' Y v'6. - tv uv' A -' I . ' J 'vi 1 v' - ' -' A ' ' ' A.. I . I in 04, 4? its N , N N H+ A ls 4: 4 I y . ' . I . ri up A- - . -4 1943 Miss Katherine Craven afvards city state and national prizes to Russell Bryant l942 v inner in e ax contest sponsored by Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans The subiect of his es ay wa lnfluence of the Spanish American War a Reflected in Recent Attitude of the United States Toward World Affair SOUTH SIDE HRT The Art Departments annual exnibit Nas h ld at Brooks Memorial Art Gallery from M r h 26 to April 5, The exhibit consisted of work in color and design commercial art plastic design and costume design, The color and design class exhibited its plaid designs as studies in proportions and textile design? with motifs of birds and flowers. The commercial art class had a display of letter- ing original advertising layouts labels and candy wrappers linoleum cuts stencil designs and posters, Much of the work in this class was utilized i school projects. Linoleum cuts illu trated copies f 'The Triple S ' stenciled menu covers were sent to the Navy at Millington on Thanksgiving and Christ- mas football posters advertised football games and the malaria control posters displayed the first and second prizes won in the Howard- Kraus. contest, l .' . un . The c stume design glans had on di.,pla,' dress d signs and accessories ins irea ssl obje, s as but di, gs bottles, nd infects. The plastic design class had linoleum, plaster soap and wood carvings and . group of unusual egg tsmpra paintings. Most outstanding in this egg tempra group were four compositions of four authentic birds. Thee proj- ects were done in collaboration with the South Side Audubon Society and were by: Iimmie Nix who paint- ed a gardinalt Ralph Bigelo v v ho painter a parrot' William Fowler 'fno painted .fran and Milton Phillips who painted the state oird and flower. Billy Sumpter a tenth grade art student designed The Scrapper' cover, He was awarded a 'lScrapper for his design selected by the staff, I11l 1l- 194-ZN t' IE W' n r '-322 1 - 4 1 11 U ., ., . .S S ' 'S ' ,Fi , I . ,- ' f3.H Y Y I2 V Y V O f 5 i Q 'Y 1 M C est i , cc s s p ' ic ct l V1 S, S CX S D I , S S 1 F S , A i S 7 f' r J, Ci , I J , S S 0 D r Q 'fi , , s . I I I 'J l Y , n f , ir, J , t S S O , 1' CI Sf' , ' ' 1 1 ' 1 I V 1 I , 3 .- su IH sun Ili sumti mi li,f1,,.f HONOR SOCIETY st xx 1 ll2..lll X11 Bake1 XI1ss Fel els XI1ld1erl Robelts DOIOIllX Deus XIHIX Rose Nlllllll Dr111s Jones XIa1t11e11e 5Clllj.,2.,S Illalllla Rabe FIAIICBQ Iw11111e1 U010lllX Cl111stopl1e1 Jem Fxstellm Alpha C11r1tl1e1s lots f00flXXlll cond x 1 ll Betts XXatts Ie'111X1mIJ.f1111e The Bouth S1de Chapter ot the Natlongl Honor So clety began llS act1v1t1es thls year wtth Mr Iohn Baker as faculty sponsor Faculty adv1sors for the year were Mlss Claudena Eckels Mlss Rosalee McClellan and M135 Annle Ruth W1ll1ams Charles Moon presl dent V1rg1n1a Morgan VICE pres1dent Helen Beeman secretary Ehzabeth V1ck treasurer Kenneth Hurley h1stor1an and Auben Burkhart reporter were the oth cers lor the tall term The other members were Dor othy Chnstopher and Robert Archer The ftrst 1nduct1on was held IH February w1th Charles Moon pres1d1ng over an 1mpress1ve candle hght ceremony Robert Archer opened the program wrth a B1ble read1ng alter wh1ch the old members Went 1nto the aud1er1ce and tapped the new mem bers Those selected by the faculty for th1s hono were lean Castellaw Frances Farmer Lo1s Goodwm lack Lutz Margaret McK1nn1e Ruth N1chols M1ldrea Roberts and Iamce Wender The lour cardlnal prm c1ples of the SOClG+X Leadersh1p Character Serv1ce Page FZffZljUIll XI11ga1e1 Xlclxmnew Joan Logsuell Helen Beeman X11g1111f1 Xl0lg'iI'l llll'1lJ6Il1 X101 Iantce XX Qllllel Dons Ql1nlta1d Ruth Nlfllftlg and Xxonne XIcGel1ee llll 0 1 lol1e1t Mfhet Iabe Stl1e1nl1e1g exus 1et dllx0XX1ll A11be11 I3 1ll I ll Jack I ll and Scholarshlp were explalnea by V1rg1n1a Morgan Helen Beeman Ehzabeth Vlck and Dorothy Chnsto pher respecttvely Kenneth Hurley gave the h1stor,f of the SOCIGTY The soc1ety was reorgan1zed 1n March and new ottlcers elected They were lack Lutz pres1dent M1ldred Roberts v1ce pres1dent Iamce Wender secre tary Ruth N1chols treasurer Frances Farmer h1stor 1an and Margaret McK1nn1e reporter A shortened ceremony was held 1n Apr1l to lnduct tltteen new members lack Lutz opened the program w1th a B1ble read1ng and a br1el 1ntroduct1on The new members were brought to the stage by the old members The new members were Russell Bryant Alpha Carothers loan Cogswell Dorothy Davls Dorn lones Sylvester Lewts lean McDan1el Yvonne Mc Gehee Alfred Markow1tz Iuan1ta Rabe Labe Sche1n berg Marv1lene Scruggs Dons Shnkard Mary Rose Sm1th and Betty Watts The ceremony was concluded w1th the pass1ng ol the l1ght ol the tlammg torch llll S zx1111: 19-to 1 ' ' I ' ' ' ' K' T 1 1-'ir' 1-0 '. left, Iv : . '. ' ', . Li ', . ' ' . 1' ' . 1 ' .f ' , , ' A - -' L' - r 1 1 ' .. '. . . . f v' A . , ' - . , ', 1 as 2 ', ' 2 ' . 1 , Th row, let't t 'ightz l ' 1 'A ', 1 .': ' ' , Miss XX'illiz1111s, and Miss McClellan. Kenneth Hurley, Russell B1'ya11t, flll2ll'l9S Muon, Sylvester Se 1'0t', eft to gl1I: Q . 1 . ' ' ' l. I. Alt l M' ll 'Q l2ll', 2 111 ' .1 t'.. ,....l....-. . ., - A v , ' I I - . I . 1 I I ' . , A I I I D 1 ' I , ' , 3 I ' I z , 1 , ' , ' - ' , ' , - ' I I 1 ' ': , 1 , - A ' M 1 , . ' ' ' , ' s , 3 , - I I I T' - - ' F 1 1 , ' I I I I ' l 'A I ' - I ' -,lf 1 U v 1 1 ' ' ' Ju. '15 -Af . GIRL RESERVES -or Luv st w ltt to iiglt Drnoths Herbert Dorothy c Donald DOIIS Emelson Juanita Ixuehn Lucille NI'11t1n D011 Second row left to right Glorla Lawhorn Velma Donald The Girl Reserves have enloyed a full year of activ 1t1es under the able guidance of the sponsor Miss Mary Miller and the followmg ofhcers Lucllle Martin president Iuamta Kuehn vice president Dorothy Mc Donald secretary Doris Frazier treasurer and lean Castellaw reporter Spaghetti suppers seemed quite popular the f1rt was given on September 31 and the second given on lanuary ll in coniunction with Humes The Girl Reserves have particrpated in war wow by serving as nurses aides at the Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital for which SGFVICS recognition was given at the Mothers and Daughters Banquet given at the YWCA March 19 another service rendered sm lu Sim I fll Sruum W W .hx- son 11.1516 Davis Emma Lou Harrison Frances Fisher Jose Illlllle Dlllald ton 'VI1ss Man 'VI1lle1 the sponsol DOI0tl1W Jones Iona Jean VIcMu11ay Dmothv Jean Qmlth was the making of magazines for the USO This was done at a party given at the home of Lucille Mart1n Various members participated in serving Forum Dinners and 1n Hanging of the Greens On February 28 the Girl Reserves had their sxxty second b1rthday party at the Y A basketball tour nament was held and South S1de won second honors the annual sale of camp and conference cook1es from March 27 through April 7 111 which Dorothy M Donald sold more than any other member was quite a sucness As the year closes the girls feel gratified by tl'e efforts they have put forth and by the fellowship and QOOdW1ll they have enloyed wlth each other Page F zfty fum . E 1 I' 1 A f A . - J f 1 'w ' 1 V, 4 -7' , NJ L ' ' , . 'A f P A ... ,, I . 44' .Q Fir: ro , ef 1 3 ' j ' ' , ' ' M 1- , , ' .' , ' ' , . .- Frazier' Amia .leant Czistvenaw Nm.ma'MCCuu0Aglh ' D Third row,-left to right: Laura McCaskill, Virginia Blan- Y ' , L I. 'Y' 1 l ', . . ', ' K' 1. 4 , I h U 1 , ' H I H ' .H . , I . S . ' ' f ' . I . . C- ' A V I I I V U L .' .' 2 Il: , THE TRIPLE S 'STAFF IISI IOVS lett t 11g,l1t Ifllllq-6 Koen Fllfabeth 11' Dolothw Dans Alpha CHl0lll9lS Jean ltenalrlet MllfllL1l Robelts Jeanette 'lellell and Marx FldllC6S NK atson The Trlple S Staff and the Iournall rr Club have met each Wednesday afternoon from 315 to 4 pm durlng the school year The members have carrled on the1r work as a club after school hours dolng the wr1t1ng for the paper largely after the regular days stud1es Russell Bryant was elected pres1dent of the Club lanlce Wender v1cepres1dent Dorothy Davls secre tary and Labe Schelnberg treasurer Th1s year the sponsor Mlss losephme Allensworth declded to award 1ournal1sm pms to the most d1l1ger't members of The Tr1ple S staff To determtne thes awards a po1nt system was 1nst1tuted A score sheet for arttcles headllnes ed1tor1als contests feature storles and attendance at meetlngs was glven eacn member to be f1lled 1n after the monthly publ1cat1on of The Trlple S Professor Wolf from the Enghsh Department at Southwestern and cha1rrnan of the M1ss1ss1pp1 Valley Press Assoc1at1on spoke to the group ln Novembe 111 If 1 1 Jane Allen Lots Rast Yvonne McGehee MRIJOIIC Young. Matgalet Wathck Janlce Vtendel and Jack Int? Thnd low left to nght Auben Burkhart Lahe Schem helg Russell Blwant Cllatles Moon Alfred Malkow1t7 Alfred T049 advl lng the students on the make up of a typr cal school paper ln December the members of the Club rece-wed 1n vrtatlons to a Chrlstmas party glven by the sponsor Some of the outstand1ng work that the Staff accom phshed th1s year was to collect the ed1t1ons of The Tnple S from the begmnmg of 1tS publ1cat1on 1n 1923 to the present t1me have the copxes bound and present them to the llbrary Another mterestrng feature of thelr work was to present a program of plays dlrected by Mlss Allens worth for the Memplns and Shelby County Med1CGl Auxxhary on Ianuary 20 l943 One of the plays glven was A Sunny Mornmg wr1tten by two noted humor ous Spamsh dramatlsts Seraf1n and Ioaquln Alvare Qumtero The players were Yvonne McGehee lean ette Terrell Reese Wells and Gerald Henson The other play was a scene from Marco M1111ons Wflf ten by Eugene ONe1ll one of Amencas greatest playwrlghts The cast mcluded Labe Schelnberg lean Renardet Auben Burkhart and Ioe Cocke I N RX 1940 x 1 1 1 If Q... .. - - A ,yi A I 3 T , 6 I ' a - T Q .. 2 e , 'T 1 , y S 1 fl S-., WT T V ,th ' YN' , V N 1 Y ,X N25 Y Y. k i N ' F' ' - ', ' o f : A '. , . , V' ,k, , '. . , , . Y ,' , . ., x , ' ., , , . v . ' ' r . . W .. 1 I . v in 4 Y U ' ' '. ' ' D ' .-, , . V 1 . . . Y ' ' ' I , tt .' , f ' t , ' ' 4, Second row, left to right: Reese Wells, Betty Watts, Velma Harher, Bob Dongan, Joe Cocke. ll., ls . l . to Q, s L - - 1 . ., . , . I . . , ' I , ' , ' ' ' I I ' A 1 1 D - 1 ' ' -- . . . . . . , .. . ,, . no A I, . . . . , . . I . I . . I N I , l - . A 7 . A , . I .. I . . . . I . 1 - A .. . ,, , , . I - f , . . . Y l '. ' l ' IJ-.v'.r Tu-3 Cr .l'l'liR Y Youth Speaksf' over WHBQ was one of the newest and most unique programs of interest to school groups during the football season. Reese Wells organ- ized the sport editors from the other high schools ai Early Maxwells request. Mr, Maxwell acted as spon- sor for the program that was a weekly summary of all the prep sports. Another member of the staff, Lois Rast, also won cityvwide recognition Lois won top honors in the MidfSouth Typist Club twice. Fourteen of the Staff members were elected to the National Honor Society. They arei Labe Scheinberg, Mildred Roberts, Auben Burkhart, Elizabeth Vick, Russell Bryant, Betty Watts, Dorothy Davis, Mary Rose Smith, Ianice Wender, Charles Moon, Alfred Marko- witz, Alpha Carothers, Iack Lutz, and Yvonne Mc- Gehee. One of the editors-in-chief of The Triple S , Labe Scheinberg, made the second honor in the senior class and also won the S125 scholarship fund offered by Southwestern. Russell Bryant, the president of the Club, made the first honor. Four of the seven members elected by the senior class to the Scrapper Staff were on The Triple S Staff. They are Russell Bryant, Mildred Roberts, Betty Watts, and lack Lutz, At the meeting in April, plans were made for the annual banquet which was held at the Parkview Hotel April 27. Russell Bryant, the president, acted as master of ceremonies and introduced each person with a clever poem written by Reese Wells. After the banquet the members of The Triple S Staff, the Scrapper Staff, and of the Iournalism Club with their invited friends at the banquet were guests of Miss Allenworth's at the Memphis Little Theatre. Tlie faculty members included Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gnuse, Mrs, Mary B. McGoldrick, Miss Mary Miller, and Miss Mildred Keith. Gloria Shefsky, the associate editor in 1942, gave a humorous reading. Miss Allensworth then presented journalism pins to Mildred Roberts, Labe Scheinberg, Auben Burkhart, Reese Wells, Ianice Wender, lean' nette Terrell, Iean Renardet, Margaret Warlick, Dor- othy Davis, and Ioe Cocke. The money made from The Triple S sales is used for a scholarship fund which will help some student from South Side to attend college next fall. Only four seniors took the competitive examination for this scholarship: Russell Bryant, Labe Scheinberg, Auben Burkhart and Alfred Markowitz. QQ N I iii Sim Himi S it I South Side Honor Students Russell Edward Bryantf leftl, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Bryant of 1219 Englewood, and Labe Charles Scheinberg Crightl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iacob Scheinberg of 1229 East McLemore, first and second honor l943 seniors, respectively, at South Side High, have held numerous posts of honor since they both entered the school four years ago from Cummings School. They have each received a scholarship to Southwestern. l'fryw fllffyll-.W'l 1 IUNIOR RED CROSS I-rrst row lett to rrglrt 'Nlrss Josephrne Longer Sponsor Alpha Carothers Nlabel Wok Betty Watts lrrrogene lfennell Florence Berryhrll Vera Fowrnkle Josephrne Drllard Doroths Hrght Jane Fowler Ella Mae Jackson Hrlda Wergandt and Mrldred Roberts Second row left to llglll Lorralne Burrus Evelyn Hal Kathleen 0Co1rnor Dorothy Bledsoe Sarah Vlrlls Carolyn Dorrs Smrtlr and Margaret Krrksew GIS Capably gurded by Mrss Iosephrne Conger the tac ulty sponsor and Helen Beeman the presrdent the Iumor Red Cross has had a most successful year The other ottrcers chosen to lead the councrl were lack Lutz the boys v1ce presrdent Catherrne Beeman the grrls v1ce presrdent Ehzabeth Vrck secretary Vrr grnra Morgan treasurer Mrldred Roberts hrstorran and Ruth Whrtemore reporter The actrvrtres started wrth the Fall lvlembershrp Drrve rn Whrch the chapter was IOO f Instead of sendrng menu covers to the U S S Tenn essee as usual attractrve Thanksgrvrng covers were made by the Art Department and sent to the Mrllmg ton Naval Base The students also co operated Won dertully rn makrng Chrrstmas happrer for the chrldren rn the Brooks Memorral School rn Canoe Kentucky by sendrng them grtts ot clothrng toys and candy 111111 I 1fl111 111711 llrrrd row lett to llglll beorgra Nlae Cool Jrnrce Vxerder Helen NlLAlldlllS Nlfrrx Xrrgrnra Atkrnson Heler Beenrarr Vllglllla Morgan Ruth Nrclrols Ruth Vtlrrtenrore Helen Gooch Mlldred Drake and Elwabeth Vrck Fourth row lett to rrght Wendell Coter rranlt 1-'ewrtt Donald Bellott Prank Albert John 'lhomrson Gerald Blan tc n I rlx ard H rrrex .Ianre Doldreglrrnr J rch Lutl The councrl sponsored a Scrap Drrve and a Tm Can Drlve rn connectron Wrth the Governments war sal vage program A call was grven tor South Srde s tal ent rn the form ot an amateur program The admrs s1on was ten trn cans and nearly all ot the home rooms had perfect attendance at the program Be cause ot the war there was no natronal conventron thrs year so the councrl contrrbuted the money that would have been used to serd a representatrve to 1t to the War Drrve and the Kennedy Hosprtal The most recent prorects sponsored by the councrl were the Goodwrll Drrve and a drlve to get maga zmes games and books tor the soldrers ln the Ken nedy l-losprtal The Iunror Red Cross Councrl Wrshes to take thls opportunrty to thank all the students for therr co operatron rn makrng thrs year s prorects so successful I 1913 t t 1 X , W' . . , ' r' . , ' 1 1 ' N 1 N .1 rw ' 4 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 - 1 . 1 ' ' ', ' 1 : 'Y ' . 1 r, 1 ' r , . .- Y' . - Y ' 1 . I I h -1 - v . 1 1 A 1 1 K' A 1 -.- Y . - V I V ' v v ' ' ' 1 v 1 1 1 A 1 I . w ' Y ' X ' W u - Bell, Catherrne Beeman, Juanrta Johnson ,1' rarrces Frsclrer, - ' - lr 1 I - 1 I - I . I T 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 I ' V - ' 1 I 1 I 1 - 1 A L I O . . 0. . ' . . . ' h - I I - , A . I I . . - 1 1 1 - , , . , ' , ' ' THQ Sfuwrfr-gt: -A .1 AUDUBON CLUB 1 l l Frrst row left to rrght Rrrlrard Cox and Pfurl Wrrghr qecond row lett to rrglrt Ruth McMmrres Doroths Bledsoe Under the rnsprrrng readershrp ot Mrss Wrllrams the Audubon Socrety of 1943 has completed another busy and protrtable year Dedrcated to the corrserva tron of wrld lrte the club has provrded a welcome yet worth whrle drversron from the regular routrne for the members of Mrss Wrllrams General Scrence also garn knowledge whrch w1ll be useful to them throughout therr entrre lrte Early rn October the class rn each perrod elected a presrdent and a secretary to lead therr respectrve groups Each member was grven a pm srgnrfyrng hrs membershrp rn the socrety Thrs year the two prrn crpal pro1ects were teedrng and studyrng brrds and plannrng a vrctory garden The thrrllrng rntrrcacres of brrd lrte soon captured the rrrterest of every member At the meetrngs some phase of rts study was drscussed and pamphlets about b1rds were grven to each member Durrng the cold days of the wrnter especrally when snow was on the ground the members ted the brrds Several Sur rrr 2 Hr rr slrrunr Ntrllrfrrn Owens Mrss Arrrrre Irrlr Nlrllrrnrs sporrsor Mabel trek 'md Mary Helen Billlgl contests were held The wrnner rn the contest for the best scrapbooks on brrds was Mary Delra Purser Each member also wrote a poem about some phase ot Nature Nancy Fennell placed trrst rn the poetry contest followed by Mary Delra Purser and Normalrne Shettreld Vrctory gardenrng became an rnterestrng study ot the socrety Upon rnvestrgatron rt was found that a large percentage of the members were plannrng vrc tory gardens thrs year as therr contrrbutron to the war etlort The facts that were learned rn the project rn the socrety enabled each member to make hrs vrctory garden a better one He rs dorng hrs brt on the gar den front to rnsure total vrctory on the battle front A donatron to the school lrbrary by the socrety made possrble the purchase of several rnterestrng books The socrety was also a generous contrrbutor to the Greek War Relret Fund The Audubon Socrety of l943 has lust reason to be proud ot the actrvrtres rt has sponsored thrs year 1 age I zftzf nrne l l I ' ', - , ' ,Z 'H ' , .' ' ' ' . ' .', ' tr 'z .', .' .' ', R . ' Z ' 'A ,: - ' 3 .' , , . r fr classes. They not only enjoy their projects, but they ' I Crm: 1. , I K. ' 1 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION lust 1 Hugh Ktlpatnmk Nonene Cox Ilmothw Mane Qecnnrt :mn Nhss Roblsnn Josce Hatchet IJ :mln th tophel Juanita 'wlllllll Belnlce Pemfutl Iugene flllllCll Raw 5dl8ll Lemons Nlallanl Stovall DOIOUIX lxllllEll1lS Gelalri Pallet The D1str1but1ve Educatlon classes have had a suc cessful year under the leadersh1p of MISS Roblson and M1ss Walker Semors from South Slde l-lumes Central and Tech took thls course MISS Robrson and helped make the course a suc ce s The students elected Dorothy Chr1stopher as pres1dent Dorothy Ray as v1ce presrdent Gerald Pal ler as treasurer and Dorothy Wllhams as secretary They were proud of Dorothy Ray when she was elect ed v1ce presldent ot the Iuruor Reta1lers Club com po ed ot members from tour ot the hlgh schools Durmg class the students had reports on current events concern1ng the reta1l1ng held Each slx weeks they turned m the1r booklets of class notes and lab GCllV1l1GS At twelve o clock the students lett school to attend the1r lab per1ods at varlous stores Before leavlng the students made a practxce of solvmg thelr problem tn cla s Wxth the help ot the faculty sponsor U1 N11 1 The students at South Slde have been actrve all the year attendlng many ot the ctty Wlde meetmgs and soc1als They had programs at these meetlngs and drscussed the1r bus1ness The dances swlmmmg these meetmgs also A gala banquet was glven for the students by the Reta1lers ot Memphls The students dont l1ke to boast too much about the1r ovfn Work but th1s class d1d unusually well for themselves not only d1d they prepare themselves for the bus1ness world but they made good grades rn all ot therr school subtects The members and thetr respectrve place of workmg are Ioyce Hatcher at Goldsm1th s Dorothy Wllllams and Manon Stovall at Gerber s Sarah Lemons Dorothy Ray and l-lugh Kll patrlck at Lowenstelns Dorothy Chrlstopher and Bermce Pegram at Brys luanlta Srruth at Black and Wh1te Gerald Paller at Landres and Eugene Church at Charles H Church and Son 'luv Siktlllli 1943 'owz ' ' ' Q - . ' ': . . A ', 0' -' T ris- , ', ' .' ' , ' ' ' . Q ' I '. . The othcers ol South Slde have co-operated with parties, and picnics that they had, were planned Gt S h ' ' tt A - A -ff I - ' I - I D . - . 1 . . 1 - l . . S , I I I I I 1 1 1 A ' - , Pug' H1411 ' :. , - MR. and MISS SOUTH SIDE xl ,4G9V'X Helen Beeman and Robert Stokes were unanlmou ly ho en by the student body a lflr and M1 ooutn S ae C'Xk'5f Saw? SCHOOL HYGIENE The Memph1s and Shelby County Health Depart ment 1naugurated a change 1n the usual school health servrce 1n l942 wh1ch placed mator ernphasrs upon the med1cal exarn1nat1on of the boys leavtng h1gh school The eleventh and twelfth grade htgh school boy were g1ven a dental exarrnnatton by the three Health Department dentrsts The boys were later glven a complete rr1ed1cal exammahon In add1t1on to decayed te th wh1ch wa the most common defect blurred v1s1on and part1al ln the He-anng Te t Bobby Gtlbert on 1 mterested 1n havmg a good record deafness were found also All hav1ng defects were referred to therr pnvate phystctans for correchon Students wtth poor V1 ron not able to pay were re ferred to an eye pec1al1 t and glasses were prov1ded by the Tumor League 1r1 the crty The arne students fere gtven 1nd1v dual autto meter tests by the Iun1or League wh1ch also prov1ded med1cal care Ihe e nece sary All the boys were g1ven X ray exarr11nat1on tae Chet on tle nev tuber uloss mob1le UNIT All fa es found were planed under treatment the V1 1on Te M1 s Stoke IS te 1 JOTOll Lzgfll g,rr1 rnstru tor an D sur HJ FP ,' 'N Q, . ' ' X X ,Q , f ,! l , Cf ab: V' ' s ff ' CN ' 27 2 N1 xQ, I 3 .1 S t V ' A 1 ' - -. ' v r . s ' or . 9 , . s 1 t C i ' 'I A 1 A 4 C1 ' S T S F3 ln F5 st s. s ', stng . ' . lfftfzs l ry fre., yt ' s C , r d wxrr' 1-vYreQ ' ,. ,, L W ' 1 . Y HIY l+1st1 lett to llglll Warne Allen R0be1t NICCIOIX HOIIIS James Adams Tommx Roebucl JQIIX Hughes Gerald Blanton felfrld Henson Reese NX ells lN0llll311 Pas NIHUIICB AtlxlIlS XXendelCofe1 Bobby Hackney John Dunlap lev Bzllx Donfilclson Tllllfl 1011 lett to llght lrank Albert Joe D.11de11 Paul Lund IOVS lett to ll C Nhxght l'l6llllllH Shfnpe lwflllllll Cook Flalllx Brewer - 1' .. . . ' .' . ' v . , . . V . - ' ., . 1 rm, Y ,. , , . ,. , 5, h 1, V , se- - ', ' -'gmg M1-. W. . . ' ' 3 f- .1 -' v, - Y ' - -. I I 1 1 1 C - 1 , z - - - - 1 .6 . . . I - ' - ' 1 - I A I 1 ' -111' - .3 5 M The South Srde H1 Y organrzed m the early part ot sprrng and set the ball rollmg for the year Othcers elected were Reese Wells prestdent Brlly Donaldson V1 e presrdent Gerald Henson secretary Norman Pas ley treasurer and Gerald Blanton chaplam At the suggestron of Mr Wrrght club sponsor the club decxded to undertake a study ot Robert s Book ot Rules as program materral an experrment pre vlously applred wlth success by the H1 Y members Future plans tor partres were br1etly drscussed The H1 Y sent two delegates to the West Tennessee H1 Y conventron at lackson Tennessee Saturday Apnl lU They were lames Adams and Tommy Roe buck lags Nzfu u When the boys from South Srde arrrved the lrrst conference was already m progress At the conference the boys dlscussed the rdeals the purposes and the work for whrch the H1 Y stands Alter the second Con ference per1od the boys were entertamed by grrls from the Iackson Hlgh School at the Flrst Baptlst Church There the Memphls boys and other v1s1t1ng boys were supphed wrth dates for that nlght The boys were then drsmrssed to meet at the Par r1sh house for a banquet Several addresses were made lncludmg the Welcom1ng address and one of our South Srde boys gave the response The conference was adjourned rn a clrcle of trrend shlp at the F1rst Baptlst Church '1 111 S-t11xPP1R 1943 MAY COURT Iett I IU-,lll '5lllll8X Nlusser Lulene Anderson Xhtnfla S. tlont lett to Ilglll Ivxtlnxn tlenn Betts Moon Springer Jean Lexus Helen Beelnan feltlllfle Nlmthlanrl Queen Betts Brewer fl0ll21 OShel1dan 'vlaltha Woofls Bon me Dmwlddle Rub, I-avlm Maullene Suu!-,gs and Dmolm Ilanres Sattextleld Nlanx Illfabeth Hurd 'ind NI'11tl1a Jean VIr.Mon1es Gammon MHY DHY FE TIVHL Undoubtedly the hlghllght of the school year of 1942 43 was the elaborate May Day Festlval Preslded over by Her MaJesty The Queen of May Betty Brewer blond blue eyed popular and a 1un1or and her royal court thls gala event was enloyed by every student ol South Slde Members of the royal court were Semors Helen Beeman Dorothy McMorr1es Glorra OSher1dan and Marvllene Scruggs IUDIOTS Boots Woods Ruby Tay lor Shrrley Musser Gertrude Morthland and Bonnle 5011 H L Suu D1nw1dd1e Sophomores Carlene Anderson and Freshmen lean LEWIS and Wanda Sprmger l-leadlmmg the f6Sl1Vll19S was the processlon of the queen and her royal court to the revlewlng stand Glrls from the Physrcal Educatron Classes then gave a colorful demonstratron of the act1v1t1es carned on rn gym durmg the year This was followed by a demonstranon of the boys Phys1cal Educahon actlv 1t1es and an ROTC YGVISW Conclus1on of the pro gram was the recessxonal I 11141 Nl.lf1l f'lI4l , 2 . W: V i ' V , ' Q if' 4 I 5 X Ty 1 Q ' . fb! 1 S 'V : i Y V af ...Q .. I B ' , ' 0 : .' A' . ', 'z' , , Girl: in , ' 1 2 1 , j . , v .' , . ,'. w , . . ' v v v v ', b. , b. ' T m , ' Jean Higate. J0 Ricllarfls. Mary Jones. Shirley Nowell. . . 1 , A L, ' i V H ,- ' ' ' ' V' - '.-1- - f ' ,l '12 ',t lc' v . . v ' 1 . .i' 1 1 ' Q 1 f ' 1 ' 1 1 I I L - - , 1 1 - , 1 , . .' 'yn Sun-t mt rm, ' K 1 - A- SCCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT I 'l1l11:13 your ll1o :s111dcr111:. imo 5,1 vc-I inleresting coursgo in 1-fwiwl wfnldf- ,,, under the direcl1on of f.,r l ., ' Richardson, Q Umlod Stgtozs Studeni groups were 1 lornpod, ond rnony excellent briel? ln the sociology cldsses, speoidl 4 hi were orepored by edch group. I 1 c 't ln tie lllSlOf'l-' clfr .'f' ff Qgpefrff omplfd woe 1 1 JC 1 f11r1c1l cvc d 'TCIOIJW ref C11 ol ll1e d1ll9T9Dl clo e nfern IOICI 1 o cl ndtordl nf ool' rn nod '1 d 1 1c11 , IC fu 1 lgocn cddcd to CDO X PTC CT ICI o dco11o1n l .flrnor ode port n World 1 Docerwoor ox OI I N fl W l511e1 Vw - e1i1p21::f1s VIGS placed upon the so- ecor IIC problens w11c1. 'C Scme o l1ern were 11'1c1111 ownon poverty 'IIIHG e lmgncw , fovmly ond 1ndus1r1dl proldlonl cmd mon 1 elders Thesf ro d fuefed ond ire pu 1 of e non on How 1, lmx could be I oe Solved rn CI progrdrn eponsorecl dcportment x ce g1ven for 11 omni lv d l1or1or1ng Tllomdb eflo1 or X lo1r1l oldy Thoee who Tl :lo fore A11 on Burklndrl o Rue Br,c1nf ' ll Clld K, CJCXXJ TI-IE SOUTH SIDE SCIENCE SOCIETY DCC f V ' 'JICI gnvo 1 , ocull, Q c prewofnt o 111c1 J 1 111 1 o lc Q 1c1fo 1 UD lffcz o e f 'KCIVC1 ecre llrro 'CIC JOQ L ' I l'f fl e P cc e + smerce lecluree dnd dern 'Ne c cncf ICGICUCG l1brd1y for use c 11 C11 11 der IG olu d C Mer f ov 1 7 I on I lx n or noe Of' VPDW1 ol Ro er f rom, oc utz dc Boggs C' d1lo1 C1o111 1 ell lfldrgd et Mc l 1 o W3 'fool 1gl1l om 1d B1ll T1 urmo , . . , , F y3Q:'11:'1d Q1. Ill? V111 5 f fill Kind ri 'Cllr fi W: ' l 'l alll :cj Q -11 1 g-1.1:' lfovgil F: 3- Milla TWG? U1 ljdglf' L I A I If I dy op r F 'o -giv,-1' f 'A.' 1:1e111lg,f1g1 ' J ' lr l' f B V' ' I '1 ' 512,55 co, g '1:1f -f'-' ,Q A I'V. ' V ' Y ' 4 rn , 1 1 fa nc f'.' ,uul ' N X A h Al ' fs l: 1 lfa..1eQ, lf' 1.f' ond 'oil 7f'f::' we ' V ll: 'TT A ' pls 1 ,'. 'moi' eccn'li' I u1l,Q1. EGG 1. 1 ill K: I ITITH Op' A A C 7 the I ' A ' f.1o1:'1:1f iv' , . V . - 1 - ine lllslofj' l,.l',If1 .'1 ' ' R 1 T13 'Jq ,1'.',,r1l1oi1: f2'1 :,v11':1 ln F-E? lf - ' A 1 1- A 1.1 110 1g1y3,l:' 11: 1, fi ill-I A 1 'F 7 E - '. io., 1 ' ' ' ll. UG 11 F V? 'O -l - ' V I . ffo,1l7 el I . ., l'1 e V rf , fll 1l1c igludoiif PG lr:11:f.,d - 'bo ., poAt1oi1i,.1od111 ill , 1' yjocl rzyflft u . f7,if1wd l'.!l'II'lC,, '.'.' 512, ,sell 1' ., 1 1:5 ol llllf' f'111:'l:l11f,1t- lp ffl! l, f'flY'll.fXlIl f1C,Llf 1391 l',.:f111, lrrrd lornco .ul or FEW fx W Q? C X - O , The 71'1il1 S133 Science S3151-31 '..' 1.1 tx como .1 P- lid. rtfxged .iozic ali -ll nr . tl, .c 1 T 1 - tively club ol gllklllll Side. fi '.-.' :rs fgrjzizrzigzod in o1'1:'ff:f1lio11::1 flleo tho Siccnco Society is building up d I 1.11',' '.f.11ll1 l.f11 V. W. Colo, ff 'Q11:.1ro torrfrgor, or 11:-5 :'Illf'Tll but co111g3lc1- 'Q ' I ' A 1 l sf GNUCI. locl: l,11l:ft '.',' on olc '1 ll1o club fl llrsl ol tgp :ii d 4: 53, 1 ,rl L. 5 ill, 1no11l' 1.111111i:s1'1'1Q1do uri ol llC'T1UA 5 plls Nl l,1-- ockrg- de13g1111c1if1 The other oficeifg the xiii? f-11'Sl3-'P FHS Tlf -3 Ol Tl bi T I fill cl l oret 14,1 C BJJCV, vfge pr Sidfzgir D.,:'1.f fflizf.. . l'll1lCllTCCl1, -falfffiil lfiffkdflldl 16 A-4Gl'i 1 E l 79 ' fir '1,' 5 Cl1f1r'Qo.zVQf1d1ii ','.' ii'ei1 ':tet l.C.2'1o Schein' lei Piiul VGWCVC, l95TYi W 1, b I i e ITElfCJllC'l 'xzid lim.: :ret lrlcllifg .'2', y fV1'.1ig11 fl! .ill-if, lflbf Si-Jl'lI'C1k If lu li L 1 lf? I llorgx Slxtlcord, 11 , ff , 1 fr, A ,KL leo c l dz- lzodd 31 llio gzfrfzu CIYlI'l3lllC:E no 'A.' lil., fo -'-VYQ, 1 KV if Nd ,4, MA,,,,,,,!,,, Ylllll S4 1:,xl'1'lt1: 15013 PUHT Football Basketball Baseball Gol Tenn1s Wrestl1ng Coach Iohn Baker Coach H1 kmcm Ewmg b H 5 I I fl I O 4 I ,C . h A N111 wg Ewmg s 1942 Prep Champmns 0 1 101 11 11 1911111 10111 le 0 115111 119 U11hP1I Mllls .101111 1301101111 111111 Dans Cue 1-1011e1 11111 Kenneth Hlll18X In the lei! ec11e1on Ieadlllg 110111 lett to llght '11 the top 11e James Pa1ke1 and He1111an I'I611bl11g61 B J C0l1I10118y and B111 Hllt Jack Da1 den and Ld Jackson NX11b0u111e l1eo1ge and Donald Bellott Bennw SLIIVVHIIZ and Ge01ge 71111161 C11:111es N1c1101so11 11111 131111 N1o111e 11111001111 Tullev and L11ff0111 518111311 111 the 111,111 6L11610I1 1ea11111g 110111 leit 10 11g11t at the 1011 me B111y Sens 411111 Hang '1110Illdb B111y flillg and K1111y H gf Ni,1-111-.sim 11111eb111e1 1S1'lC 130549. 11111 Joe 1711111611 Bobbx fd11clQ,61 1111 Houeton 110111,1'1s B1111 Vlllls 4-11111 .1111111 1110111118011 .11 1 Q ll te1 '1n11 J01111 Lee In the wedge 1ea111ng f10111 leit to 11g11t 111 the 11151 1011 a1e T J Lee Ge1a111 Blanton and He1be1t 1xl161111 111 t1e second 1035 Bobby Peacogk and Ame XX e11s 11111 111 1119 last IOV1 Bobbw Hacknew 111 the 9X116I1l9 1931 1e111111g f1o111 left to 11g111 a1e P'1u1 51111119 NIa110n Cook 158514111 McA1exa1111e1 Wendell L018I Bobby Stokeb 1'IdI1k Vkebb 160111141 Pa1te1so11 J NN A netle C L Vhlson 551168181 Ievsls .-11111 1111111 B1e11e1 li gran -2 i 1940 wcwh RESULTSCH7l9V9SEHSON 11 JI ' Ll Fl R.5TLING 4...l fl'LL.TI1bl'IN' H ir- fc- 1 J ffuuih F7' i' .713 x M Vw jimi: Sid! 20 f' 'L' fiwf q1'1'fr':i1Lu ffl ' . ' w . 1 ' 5111111 gi X -E, Y QL .Jr ' X :ix llyvfz W1 1 . , , ' , . 1 1 1 ,N - f , ' S,,1:tl1 Rf 1: ly E, -Nil Hmx:-H fi ir . ,Q . lil I' Sim 51 ' T1 ?5c1.1'L 1 4 fc ,,-:idx Q BASKETBALL TEAM In I IOVS left If ugh! Bnbbx Hacknex Hexbelt Kuel Vlllblllll Ferllge Blllx Seats NX enflell Lotel KlYl110I1Il Vllles and Blllx I umom Cl1max1ng the greatest season of basketball rn South Stde s h1story the Scrappers won 23 games and lost 2 to brlng South Stde thelr ttrst basketball champton sh1p The Scrappers team was composed ot such vet erans as Marlon Look and Bobby Peacock guards Wtllram Carpenter and Bob Stanley forwards and Varstty lncluded B1lly Mrlls Bllly Permenter Edward Slsson Bobby Hackney Herbert Kuehn Bruce lohn son Bllly Sears Wendell Coter Brlly Lannom and Greek George The team scored a total of 865 polnts to average 35 polnts per game The regular team all scored over N conrl N lett to ll ll Craft H11 mfm lwlll IQIIIIQIHBI Bob 'stanley Malmn Cool JIHIQS wuuel Lohb Ieacock and Bruce Johnson a hundred polnts each durtng the seasons play After belng seeded tlrst ln the second dlSlf1Cl tour nament lt was locally belteved that the South Slde team would rush through all oppos1t1on The Scrap pers conquered Messrck m the hrst round ot play to advance to the semttlnals but the tollowtng nlght the Scrappers were upset by the Cent al Warrlors South them by an overwhelmmg score Cook Stanley and Peacock were selected on the all dlstrrct team Bab b1t Cook and Bob Stanley were also selected on the Commercral Appeals All Memphr team The Scrappers w1ll lose by graduat1on Babblt Cook Bobby Pea ock and Wtlltam Carpenter BOXING The South Sldes boxmg team led by Captaln Marlon Cook plled up enough polnts to wln the l9th annual YMCA prep league boxrng champ1onsh1p South Slde had seven men entered IH the flnals Mess1ck srx and Humes llve The Scrappers won hve ot therr bouts whtle Hume won four and MSSS1Ck two When the trghts were over the score sheets had South Slde trrst w1th 36 polnts Humes second w1th 27 pornts and Messlck th1rd wlth 18 polnts Thls years team was composed of the tollowlng 141 1 1 boys Buddy McMullen Ben Musser Bruce lohnson Baymon McMullen Earl Alexander W1ll1am Fowler loe Darden Marlon Cool' Sylvester Lew1s George Mrller and Bllly Sears Buddy McMullen Ben Musser Bruce lohnson Ioe Darden Marlon Cook Sylvester LEWIS and George Mrller all reached the hnals Of these boys McMullen lohnson Darden LSWIS and Mrller won the Cham plonshtp ln thetr d1v1s1on I 1943 'S ' ', 1 1 j ,' ' ' ln, .'e mv, '. gl : 1 fl 'ek . C g, Billy . I ., Q ' A- A' . .kv ' 1 - ,' 2-Y K. 3 , ,y in K AT' .- L 2 L h-. xv .' 1 5- ' ' ' 12 I D V , I I- l , N , . , . 4 V , 2 r ' . lGH19S SCIWYGT, CGTITST- The fefflflifling PlGY9fS Of the Side then played Tech tor third place and defeated I I I I ' I I . - s . A F 1 , . l I ' ' ' , ' I , 1 1 ' ' S ' 1 - 1 1 l U D l 1 1 1 V l - - 1 p,. ,, N1..,',,,,.-!,1,7 Tn: Sl'R.Xl'l'l4IR -- . - I, BASEBALL TEAM LIS1. mu lett to ught RODBII Bake1 I-rank Bxeuex Alben Boyd NIa11on Cook Bobbx PelLOCl Id Jlclson Hex Prep champ1ons 1n 1940 1941 and 1942 the Scrap per under the leadersh1p of Coach lohn Baker are headed for the1r fourth stra1ght baseball crown ln the1r f1r t encounter of the 43 season the Scrap pers defeated Tech 14 to 3 W1ll1am Carpenter and Bobby Peacock comblned 1n the p1tch1ng to hold the Tech Yellowjackets to f1ve h1ts Every player on the quad part1c1pated ln the game The second game of the season found the Scrap pers overpoWer1ng CBC 13 to 1 The h1ghl1ghts of the game featured the on h1t p1tch1ng of Gllbert M11ls and the t1mely h1tt1ng of Marlon Cook Bobbv Peacock and Bob Stanley ond 1 tt 1 ll Ll N 11 endell Cotex Pleston Nh Xlex 1111161 Bob stlnlex 'us llllalll C 1 1 1191 1 N s L1 lx P9lIll9llI9l The team cons1sts of Mar1on Cook catcher G1lber M111 and W1ll1am Carpenter alternat1ng be ween f1rst ba e and the mound Bobby Peacock second Bob Stanley short Ed Iackson th1rd W1lburn George left Bozert Elzey center lames Sawyer and Wendel Cofer alternatmg 1n r1ght Other on the team are Preston McAlexander Herbert Kuehn Albert Boyd W1ll1am Spru1ll CUYllS Hearn berger lvy McAdams and Perry Thomas The semors graduat1ng are Bobby Peacock Mar1on Cook W1ll1am Carpenter Ed lackson Preston M Alexander and Bobet Elzey GOLF Durlng the week of Apr1l 20 South S1cle held 115 annual golf tournament Flfteen boys s1gned up to part1c1pate rn the tournament w1th only B1lly Permen ter return1ng from last years team The boys who made the team were B1lly Permenter B1lly Lannom Paul Sharpe and Bubba Brewer SOLIH 51111 H1011 N 11101. Permenter and Lannom had l1ttle trouble 1n makmg the team Wh1le Paul Sharpe nosed out Homer Walton 2 and 1 and Bubba Brewer won a close match over Flem1ng Horne 3 and 2 The golf team w1l lose by graduatlon Paul Sharpe and Bubba Brewer pf ll -i. . ,y - .4 3 - -Y '- ' - ' '. Sec mv, le' to rigl t, William S1111 '11, Pa I .1112 'pe - , . . . .- .- , -. W ' '- ' -' A ff -'Z V l UNIX ' .' . - ' 1 - ' A ' 1 ' Se. ' , W' ' 121181 ', Gilbe 'I -Iill:, 1-' ' bert Kuehn and Gerald Blanton. XYll1Jlll'1l George. and Coach John Baker. . . ' ' , ' E 1 1 W ' ' ' L 1 3, , S ' l ' . I I f ' S 1 , Q S ' . ' . ' ' , . ' . . I I I 1 ' 1 . S 1 . V I A I I V 1 . ,, . . , 1 A 1 A 1 , A C' , . Y . . I - I I I ' Q' -2 ' .Tv 1 Pug Sirlu- inf' 1 CLUB lust ron lett to rlght Coach Jol1n Baker Houston Doug Herbert 1 el1n ld Jackson Blllx Seals Nxllljlllll teo ge las Gerald Blanton Blllv H111 Prank Brevsel Paul Sharpe Hslxester lexus vllllldlll Cupentel kenneth Hllll9N Bobbx MHIIOII Cook Bobbx Peacock John 'lhompson Joe Darden Hacknex Bobbx Stokes and Blllx Perrnentel Robe1tNIcNIullen and Bennx Schwartz ntl X le t llgll John Lee George Nlrller Brlls Morris Gllbert Mllls Preston NIcAlexanrle1 Bob Stanlev Second rom let! to rrght Reese Wells Flrrforrl Steuul XKentlellCoIe1 and Clule Hollex The S Club had 1ts trrst sprlng meetrng on March 16 and plans were made for the annual S Club p1cn1c The S Club 1S composed of only boys who have recerved letters rn ma1or sports at South S1de The purpose of the club IS to promote and encour age athletrcs at South Slde and to uphold good sports manshrp at all tunes The othcers of the club are lVlar1on Cook presrdent Paul Sharpe vrce pres1dent Bobby Peacock secretary Bubba Brewer treasurer and Ed Iackson sergeant at arms Durrng the hrst semester the S Club held 1ts nual dance at the Glenvlew Communrty Center but tarled to rarse enough money to buy the football e termen sweaters Senrors to graduate rn May are lvlarron Cook Bobby Peacock Paul Sharpe Frank Brewer Preston Mclllexander Robert Stokes lohn Lee George M1ller loe Darden Wrlharn Carpenter lohn Thompson Ken neth Hurley Houston Douglas Ed lackson and Brlly l-ll 1,,,,, 1,,, 1 S Rxlllk 1943 x x S ' 'H I il' LJ 1 A N 4 L . lf B R Y - - V - , .W , Y, , i ..., ..,. 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'l'hii'rl llnw: Al2lI'lPl'0ViHSIl0l1, I'eLLflY Sanders, Jean High- gate, Nancy I ennell, f'ai'wl Synitnis, Kathleen U'f'4tIlll9l', Marv f GIRLS' Under the able and inspiring leadership ot the new physical education teacher, Miss Dorothy Bizzell, the year l942-i943 was a most interesting and active one for the girls' gym classes. Almost every dag' the walls of the gym resounded to the bustle ot serious activity and the peal of joy- ous, healthy laughter, tor the girls of the physical education classes knew how to combine successfully their work and play. Realizing the importance of good health, especially in wartime, each girl tried to keep her health on the highest standard, Daily exercise and participation in all sports--fbasketball, volleyball, softball, tumbling, marching, pingpong, and archery enabed them to accomplish this goal. The newest and one ot the most interesting activ- ities carried on this year was the Archery Club. This club was formed to provide recreation for the archery enthusiasts here at South Side High, and practice ses- snt in Sim llllfll Stiwm. Alexantier, Thelina 'l'aylm', Helen 0sti'anriei', Marrzaret Hanna, lmris llepnlt, Mary Elizahetli Hurd, Marcella Rielly, and Katherine Womlrttff. Ifmirtli Row: Iiflith Dmiovan, .Io Rivliartls, Kathleen Davis, Thelnia Waiiiwriglit. Marpzaret Chilriress, Faye Lowe, Wanda Harher, Ora Lee flatwaway, Ilmwitliy Height, Katherine Height, Helen Iiir-liawls. and Bobbie Jean Allen. SPORTS sions were conducted both ii, the gym classes and after school. Members ot the Archery Club were: lean McDaniel, Annie Ruth Vaughn, Clara Mae Ford, Frances Powell, Betty lane Gaia, Christine Bailey, Betty Kilgore, Dorothy Webb, Doris lones, Natalie Cockrott, and Carol Symons. it, by chance, one heard the expression tree Day by some gleetul student, no doubt that student was also a gym student. For on 'tree days the deans of tive and sweet reigned supreme in the old gym. Every phase of dancing from folk dancing to jitterbugging captured the fancy of the physical ed hep-cats and provided unlimited enjoyment tor all. As the gala May Day Festival brought another years activities to a thrilling climax, each girl could look back and review the events of an enjoyable and successful gym yearwa year that will long be a pleasant reminder in her high school memories. I'ftyf' Nf'1't'1tly-out Pdrent 'I eachers Plssoc1at1cm sw memes zo ALL THE QQADUATESI LOI-..VV'S THEHTRES fimfm 55 'HL BEST SHGWQ IN MEMPHIS Y 1 n 0 f- . , - T Hifi? Wi' '1 T 1 ' 3 . 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