Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Om' love to thee both now and evermore, W e hail thee, Southern High!

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,mae is 512014111 rw oh Sotskv wins ed Schoiurshii' pe sowky, H Sem' ge B-Qbert , d by the Georthern was miormead com- at S09 . ' ' t he b. 11 s tha . . - a Nag xiii all quafffgiigmnffig gassga an the sich speuea out C010'xf'1a,sALif:iw1tn the Nrgxpff' 0 ' ' . :exe U Officers Tffumngnve years His sChola!:ShiP is twig is worth d Sciemmc' . chggl fin X at 0533 When entermg sciassfieaz 1 v ' I in be ' iv . . - co a 'R' in addition to hm he win a Year Each surnifief . , ewegiesh two. weeks ewes so f r foreign POM , Wim sotskv WaSP1cked'awiSl -wer' o . m A n 1500 other Smdeguriiohad to Pais- rhe united SWF qi D we a ftglde ' mental exhfmna owag endorsed ahysical WSL He mrnitteb and gi a state selection co S0'tSkY was Y Speed k I wi pappoinied w in me upped mac 1-equ1r2Qwbe to be of Pedec t of his class' Sgve 5 feel '?,.s..e me be 3 - 'N Troians Defeat Fern Creek 7-4 The baseball season opened on the winning side of the ledger for the Southern Trojans. The Tro- jan nine defeated Fern Creek Tuesday afternoon, April 22 7-4, before an enthusiastic crowd. The Trojans opened the first in- ning with two runs, all driven in by Norman Chancey's home run. The Creekers also' scored in the first inning, capitalizing on a Southern error, scoring three runs. All scored on centerfielder Stout's homer. Southern tied up the,game in the fourth inning when pitcher Bertlekamp walked, and Gatton and Stratton hit' two successive singles. The Trojans went' into the sixth inning tied up, but Gat- ton began changing thingswith a single following Chancey's double. S1ucher's single raised the count to four. Jimmy,Bertlekamp turned in a good job on the mound by strik- ing outq twelve Creekers. Leading the Trojans hitting at- tack was Captain ,Normui Chan- cey with three for four at the plate, including mhomerg double and a single. Sluchor alsrcollect- ed three hit! for foyu- trips at the plate, Corky' Millerftwo for' four, Bobby.fGgtiAn ltwodor two, and- Q67'0ad Seven Students wh Superior amy, SEVQI1 t d A 52011 44sL!p2r?0lgP 1, , . a t fugiy. School' M1ddlet0wniS?:gi.1l3 Th from egg ixgoiabout .700 ,gqdents schrfgfgls at the fesgfaffl junio' ' blah . sewllffwonu -. 'IV zgstgecame eHgibIe rE. Mt' Musi E' Kentucky sc A 'c estival on April 23 hool 9pn125vaHdMgy7uuo Grfen and at the U fnsBQW1ing Kentucky in Lcxingtoxilvgrify of in fgughfjm Wm' WPerior'- - . e- 0 0Wing-A -' Iftmgf win he - - - Mixed - sh c Cdl'lS1stgd.otIEd wirgilrtet, Bill Board' Sharon Paitenollcgfg A - . POSed of Cgmg Myra Howard Yan, ld Wirth, Hefty Jong, f Banks Just Lindsey - P111 Gmory, K ' ' FWF Avvlerm .rQ e ,mm Yee From those gone on before

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,iff 1 lL . .ifjl ,. Y iii' ni' 4, 5 421 WWW' IQ I, www You have more Souihern background 'l'han ihe fwo pre- ceding, classes, iherefore 1'he spirif of Soufhern should be sfronger and abide wifh you more realisfically. Remember you are frail blazers for all who follow youpr therein lies your responsibilify of success. .Our very besf wishes are wifh you always. Very fruly yours, if '