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

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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 ..., ..,. N - , .. . , ,, ,, - MT... . A ,, , .,.,.,,,,l1g ' ' ', ' 2 I ' - ', .' ,- ' ' in , C 1 .' , ' I' .' ' ' 1 1' , . .y v .. , V ' i. - . -. . v .Y tj . v Sl- , A. . A '. 2. .V ' . .Y l Y' 'T vw W V U K rw - bv' . ll .' 4 U I' . . ' 4 ,. , j .' ' lh ' 1'oV, tt, o 4 '1 1 , 'j' . ', j . ' T ' ' ' . ' 3 ', J ' A v ' ' v' 1 ' - v ' 'I 1 ' ' . . v V K V ' 5, 1 - 1 . 1 . , b . GTI- ' I A ' ' 1 t- . . I , ' I I I I . . . ' , 1 , , , , . . ' - ' . . , 1 1 ' , 1 , , - f I ' - 1 ' 1 1 - . 'tt I A , N,-. fu Tn. Uv , '

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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

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l SOUTH SIDE GIRLS' PEP SQUAD AND CHEERLEADERS First limi: Huh Stanley, lletty llrewetg lilizalmetli .Xrnette Hunts Wmifls, lilf'll2ll'll Jennings, Vynthia 'l'lt1n'tie, .lean lien- awlet, and Iiarl Alexantler. Sec-onrl Ilmvz Jean Moore, Virginia Blanton, and Helen Vopelatitl. '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