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Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

 - Class of 1926

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Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY) online collection, 1926 Edition, Cover
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'reiafiu .e.s3,f. -. ,--1-Q' - Suse- - ' '.a The Blue and Whiie Annual VOLUME 11 L 'x Z1ldblSd h f s 14111511 EI NY NINE TEEN TW EN T Y-SIX BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL BLUE AND IVHITE f1NNU.flL TO MR, FRANK M. EDSON, who has given unlimited time and effort to the interests of the Class of 1926, this Annual is respectfully dedicated. TO MISS JARANA LABURT, who has given unceasing interest, we, the Class of 1926 wish to express our appreciation. BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Florence Callahan, B.A. Mary Conley Edna Cronin Norma Cham berlin, l.i.S. Winlfred D. Lucy, B.A. John A. Barlow, B.S. Josephine Lockwood, B.A. Faculty PRINCI1'AL I R.KXNIf Nl. EDSON, IVLIN. DIRECTOR ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Lee J. McEwan, I-LA. DIRECTOR INDUSTRIAL DEPARTM ENT Cliiord F. McNaught. DIRECTOR COMMERCIAL DEPART MEN T Clifford L. Harding, B.C.S. GIRLS' ADVISER A Mrs. S. Carolyn Austin, B.S. Emma E. Kingsley, B,A., Educational Adviser ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Wilhelmina Deister Katharine L. Eastman, B.O.E. Mrs. Vera M. Ferguson, B.A. INIATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT A Maude F. Clair ' Mrs. Alta, T. Sherman, Ph.B. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Luella G. Clark, B.S. Floyd C. Peterson, M.S. HISTORY AND CIVICS DEPARTMENT Laura O'Donnell Mary J. Skeahan Ruby H. Smith, B.A. Helen E. Stacy, BA. Jarana A. LaBurt, B.A. Elizabeth V. Smith, B.A. Lystcr M. Hetherington, B.S. Henry J. Prechtl, B..-X. Susan S. VanDuzer , Mabel E. Zimmer, I'h.B. Elsa Brookfield, M.A. Lulu Holmes, A.M. Pauline Arnond Ruth M. Cole, BS. MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Marie V. Henrichon, B.A. LATIN DEPARTMENT Lena B. Logan, B.A. ART AND DRAFTING DEPARTMENT Lynn D. Hunt, B.M.T. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ' Elizabeth Grube ' Bernard E. Lavigne Mrs. Maude Gwynn S. Bement Dorothy F. Guernsey, RS. Auto Mechanics Ira. D. Maynard Electricity G. Lewis Parsons Archie D. Hall, B.S. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Mabel L. Loomis, Page 6 MUSIC DEPARTMENT ' Naomi M. Davis HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Kathryn King, B.A. , Dorothy Perrine VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Machine Shop Ray L. Tucker Printing Donald R. Tennent PHYSICAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT - Frances O'Conn0r SECRETARY NURSE M..-X. Rose R. Hoffman Mrs. Gladys Thomas Gertrude E. Gcib, ILS. Eva A. Spicer, A.M. Mrs. Blanche Vilanamaker Kathryn C. Hughes, B.S. H. Short - Martha Lowell Sheet Metal and Plumbing Charles E. Tinney Wood Working VVilliam M.' Lantz DIRECTOR CAFETERIA ' Elizabeth M. Ricker fl. 5-1 I. yi I FUI' X n- -vang x-f 4. 'I . 2- 'ali-if:-ftga.,-I , 'W-1 Jug? I .-.3 Nj -- 13- Q 355:-5 19- if. A,.r- 9 J '--2-1.1.4.1-ggi-...-1Q.f-:f-'-1zq:f1'-if 5 .j ,'Tg-T- -.-:gg---jcj-4,-I 1g: g,,j-.--:,,.-4.-.3 ' . - g..:,-3, -12:2-an .' ' bk-if 4 gif'-E-'f.-'ff :uv fn ---1' .1-M:-zz. .1-Li? ui' . A-gg' . 1 5- --fill-4-fri!-:. '-xiii- 4---?5?f1.2-'I-I-' ' if-1.--E-F--Er- it 11. 4-1 -T'-21-.f'f' .1-'. .- '.-'. 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Katherine O'Connor LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF Miss Grube, Adviser Miss Amond and Mr. Tennent ' Ad ' ' Bernard Hardlman visei s Eth l Eckendorf e Malcolm Condon Katrine Campbell Winifred Havens Lucy Graves Arlene Antes BUSI Evadna Brosius Bertha Deming Ralph VVilcox NESS STAFF Mr. McNaught, Adviser Louise Smith , Subscription Manager Assisted By Anna Hahnel Irene Nelson Francis Andrus Kenneth Snyder Irving VVinklestine VVillian1 Morrison Erma Shepherd Dorothy Fellows Beatrice Woermbkel Katherine Force Eunice Spencer Katherine O'Connor Sarah Decker Ralph Fudge Donald Probes Ralph Enyedy Pe Helen Lockwood John Strong Leonella Schaad Chase Knowles William Murtaugh Gerald Kennedy Scott Conklin Irma Bricker Gladys Bourgeois Arthur Snyder Norman Smith Archie Hamlin Lillian Sandburg Robert Ferguson Helen Vtfhipple Donald Monroe arl Mandeville Page 7 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 8 DOROTHEA ABBOTT 103 South Main Street No. 3 Yale It's a woman's privilege to change her mind. Well, Doro- thea, we hope you reach the ranch safely. Melopea 13, 43 Dramatic Club 13, 43 PAUL ABBOTT 103 South Main Street No. 3 Doc has i nguished him- self by his 1 tary bearing and love of s . As to the latter, we won if it's tire subject or the er. ootball I Senior Prom ARLENE ANTES 732 Riverside Avenue No. 7 Cortland Normal VVork and Fun: Always ready for more and then some. It is remarkable the quantities of these which Shrimpy absorbs. Dramatic Club 13, 43 Treasurer Class 123 Vice-President 143 Literary Staff 143 Le Progres Junior Prom SARAH BECK 769 Spaulding Street No.7 Sarah has surpassed all of us by graduating' with the class of '26. She has made a wise choice. So-Hi-Tri Dramatic Club Student Council 133 GERTRUDE BERMAN 158 Washington Street New York Dram ' No. 1 School of Would you like bu ' flower today? Gert s re akes an ideal flower ' 1. Christinasgrfl S. S. ' X , Dra ic Clu ,X X 1 LESTER BIRNEY Doty Hill, Pa. Lester's motto has always been: give to the world the best you have, and the best will como back to you. LORAINE BLADES 33359 Broadway No. 7 Buffalo! ledical Hospital Louie does 'e the best looking cloth ! Class ball 133 what ARCHIE BRENNAN 378 Fulton Street No. 4 Archie is very ambitious in his studies. Yes, he always does more than his share. .hs RUTH BROUGHAM 406 Jefferson Street No.3 Nurse Training The saying goes that Ignorance is bliss. That being the case, Ruth is out of luck. Chemistry Club 143 Latin Club 143 Journalism Le Progres S. S. S. Senior Dance ANNA BURKE 751 South Main Street St. Mary's Rochester Gen'l Hosp. Most accommodating! That's Anna. Always ready to offer her services. G. C. C. 13,43 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL DONALD BUTTERS 221 E .LaFrance Street No. 7 Pratt Institute Here is our great president. 'Well, Don, we all wish you the best of luck and hope you will be a great architect some day. p Class Basketball 12,43 Traftic S ad I President CI ,Senior Mil 's Q35 i-Y NM EMILY CADEK 308 Washington Street No. 1 ' Cor a xl A friend ,d is a friend mil is very depend- able. S. S. S. 1 . Se-c'y C-ll G. C. C. 42nd V. Presb ROBERT CAMPBELL 596 Mt. Zoar Street No. 3 I-lob's special privilege is to look over other people's heads. Senate Debating Senior Play LESTER COLLS Lowm n, . B1-eesport Unio ' They are 3 . bushel. Les is well v sed in agricul- ture. V. U MALCOLM CONDON 454 Cypress Street No. 9 Cornell U ersity Malcolm ls the sort ' fellow everyone wants fo . f nd. He carries e money b Clas as' tball , 2, 3, 43 El-So i Stude t ounci reas. 14, Senio om airman C I ry 0 tball L rogres lor Prom 131 Class Treasurer Q41 CATHERINE CONKLIN 612 Beecher Street St. Mary's Elmira College On a. dull day Catherines hair is always appreciated. lt bright- ens up things. Student Council Sec'y 435 El-So-Hi Dramatic Club Chemistry Club Class Sec'y C43 FRANCIS CONLON 513 Pennsylvania Avenue . t. Mary's Let life come as i o Let it go it g e Jim is r t su isiied. JOHN CONWAY 205 West Avenue No. 3 John sure can play that fiddle! He looked like a. second Vader- ewski ln the minstrels. VERA COURLIS 730 Kinyon Street No. 9 Ithaca. Conservatory of Music In music she does quite excel, She plays the fiddle very well. S. S. S. Melopea. So-Hi- Tri WILLIAM CROFUTT 768 Southport Street No.9 Bill spends the most ot' his leisure time in the El-So-Hi office. Right this way, girls. Page 9 AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 10 DECKER N. Y. Union two years old to- when Sally said Sal, we'll nevo that history. Assembly l'lay Committee BERTHA DEMING 778 Southport Street Lawrenceville, Pa. Xtsilencel Senior 1'l:1 ' Committee I . Quywgxtw Vdbpl, GERAIAEMPSEY 254 W. Hudson St. St.Mary's NVhat is there in the name ot' Dempsey that tends to great- ness? We wish you all kinds of success. Spitz. Football 12, 31 Baseball 12, 35 FLORENCE DETRICK 221 South Avenue Nu. 9 Flossie is the shiek of the senior girls' home room. lt would s m 1 ad if she were not there. .1 ior Play Committee QV? fa Q5- ANNA DOYLE 556 Spaulding Street St. Cecelia's is the sort that always ' in at the last minute. ' md steady wins the race. s ' r Glee Club ETHEL ECKENDORF 253 Caldwell Ave. Vkfashington, D. C. VVashington School for Secretaries ln football heroes she does shine, VVe know one whe is right in her line. S. S. S. 13,41 Ecclesla Senior Dance Senior 1'r,om Senior Play SARAH ELIAS 501 Luce Street No. 7 Imagine Sally the nurse, enter- taining' her patients with her speaking, Tom Sawyer or some of the others. Varsity Basketball Q45 Senior Play Committee SYLVIA ENGLISH 323 River Street Camotown, Pa. VVe wonder if Sylvia compre- hends a joke as well as her sur- name implies. Ecclesia. C41 S. S. S. Q41 G. C. C. C43 Girl Reserves Glee Club Class Basketball Q43 ROSEMARY ENRIGHT 382 Baty Street St. Mary's Elmira, College Tardiest! Never mind, Rose, you get here anyway and oh, how cheery you are. Class Basketball HJ S. S. S. Latin Club C45 Chemistry Club 145 Ecclesizt 131 ELAINE EESE 106 W. Che ng Place Sunbury High Sister -parti arly to one wearing an E. Senior Glee lub Senior sse bly e 5 0 I 0 BLUE AND IVHITE ANNUAL MARYLOIS FENTON 519 Fulton Street St. lKlary's Dreams come true! Marylois, the secretary to Mal- eoliu Condon, the business man. .Dramatic Club 12,41 S. S. S. Q31 Ecelesia 131 G. C. C. Pres. 1-I1 Melopea L31 Senior Play Junior Prom Senior Prom El-S0-Hi JOSEPHINE FORDHAM 605 Reynolds Street Watkins Genesee Normal Leading lady and varsity bas- ketball! Some accomplishments for one year, Jo. Senior Play Narsity Basketball L'neinistry Club ISAAC FRANK 2l5 W. Henry Street No. 3 Pennsylvania College Dizzy shines not only in Freneh and basketball but also with the ladies. Class Basketball Q1, 2, 3, 41 Tratllc Squad Senior Play RALPH FUDGE 257 Brand Street No. 7 P. G. Ralph makes an ideal lover. tl'iay at Parent-Teachers' Moot- ing'.1 Sh! a little birdie told me. Senior Play Student Council 141 Senior Play Mlnstrels t31 Dramatic Club C41 KATHARINE FULLER 512 Ivy Street No. 5 Stenograpliic Work Upon inquiry, Katharine said she wanted to travel after finish- ing: High. Here's your chance, boys! Glee Club C21 S. S. S. Q31 Class Basketball Q31 CLARENCE GILBERT 220 West Avenue No. 3 Michigan University Here is one of our track men. Being habitual for him to attain his goal, he is graduating in 31,9 years. Band Orchestra Melopea Le Progres Cross Country 12, 41 Track 42, 41 Class limketball CZ, 41 ROSS GIRARD 305 Lormore Street No. 7 Ross' greatest desire is to de- bate. Good luck, Ross, we know you'll be a, tine lawyer. Senate Q41 Senior Play, Minstrels Q31 Senior Play Committee Senior Prom Debating Team LILLIAN GOLDBRUCH 865 Lake Street Paterson St. J0seph's Hospital How huffed up Lillian gets when things are wrong! But how sweet when they are right! G. C. C. 43. 41 S. S. S. L41 Ecclesia 141 MARTHA GOOD 610 Reynolds Street No. 9 There seems to be so much in a name. Martha believes Good, better, best. Never let it rest 'Till the good turns to better And the better turns to best. G. C. C. Q41 FRANCIS GRAHAM 325 River Street St. Ma.ry's St. Rouaventure's Imagine! Red an otllee boy to Malcolm Condon in 1938. Chemistry Club Class Basketball C41 Senior Quartet Glee Club Page 11. 1X1 X ,iw BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 12 MARY GRANGER 124 East Hudson Street No. 7 Elmira College Mary, Editor of the El-So-Hi Should be lauded tu the sky. El-So-Hi 131 Editor-in- Chief 141 Student Council 141 Le Progres 141 Sec'y of Class 121 Pep Club 111 Class Basketball 3,41 Journalism Club 13,41 LUCY GRAVES 524 Jefferson Street No. 9 Elmira College Recent News Lucy Graves-Home Room 210 G. C. C. 141 S. S. S. 141 Journalism 141 lilue and White Staff Senior Dance Senior Prom Class Basketball 41 THELMA GRISWOLD 128 W. Henry Street S. D. A. Thelma is capable, Thelma is cheerful. What a gap there would be should she leave! ETHELYN HARBOT 580 Lyon Street No.9 Ethelyn never hurries. Take it slow is her motto. Class Basketball BERNARD HARDIMAN 308 Mt. Zoar Street St. Mary's Columbia You have probably seen Ber- nie's name in the book before. If not, great. artistry for you is in store. Blue and VVhit.e Staff President of Class 139 Pres. Dramatic Club 13, 41 WINIFRED HAVENS 215 Franklin St. No. 9 Silence is golden. NVe are made to believe this adage when Winifred is around. G. C. C. 149 Student Council 131 Blue and VVhite Staff ETHELYN HENRY R. F. D. No. 2, Elmira No. 1 Ethelyn certainly is accommo- dating in the typewriting room, altho she declares typing isn't her line. Glee Club 11,21 S. S. S. 13,41 G. C. C. 13,41 LAWRENCE HOBLER 512 Herrick Street No. 9 Syracuse University Laury has learned how to mix business with pleasure. Always ready for more of both. Varsity Football 13,-ll Varsity Basketball 131 State Champs 141 Sport Editor El-S0-Hi Senate Debating Team 13, 41 Hi-Y 1Chaplain 2, V. Pres 31 Pres. Student Council 141 Class Treasurer 131 EVA JANE HOVENCAMP 237 Mt. Zoar Street Canton, Pa. Eva Jane is another one of our new girls. NVho could have por- trayed the role Jeanne d'Arc as she did? Christmas Play Glee Club Senior 1-'lay ALBERT JEWELL 990 Pennsylvania Avenue Southport Syracuse Corners University It isn't necessary to say much about Al, when his name infers that he is a jewel, Senior Prom Class Basketball BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL MARGUERITE JEWELL 259 Caldwell Avenue Mitchell, N. D. Secretarial VVork In basketball she tries her skill, She-'s there with determination and a will. Varsity Basketball Q43 S0-Hi-Tri Class Baseball ELEANOR JOHNSON 519 Herrick Street No. 9 Short people do come in handy. Eleanor is a dandy shot on the class team. FLORENCE KANE 520 Broadway St. Mary's Nazareth College Florence never stops climbing the ladder untilshe reaches the top round. Class Basketball 13,43 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43 Senior Dance Chemistry Club C43 Senior Prom ADELAIDE KAPLAN 85954 John Street No. 1 What is all that laughing? Why, Adelaide is in the crowd. She is a thorough believer in Laugh and the world laughs with you. 1' e If RICHARD KILLEY 404 Jefferson Street No. 3 Springfield, Mass. More than once Dick has won laurels for E. H. S. by his ability in track. Senior Prom Track Baseball Class Basketball Senior Play fl I ROSE KNOTEK 382 E. Warren Street No. 4 Cortland Normal Why is it that Rose can look down on so many people? Five feet what? El-S0-Hi Staff G. C. C. Sec'y 113 S. S. S. 133 Class Color Committee CAROLINE KOTRBA 607 Tuttle Avenue No. 1 Albany State College Caroline is a shark in French. VVe hope she will have as much success in later years as she has had here. Ecclesia Q3 President Q43 El-So-Hi Q43 Glee Club S. S. S. Senior Dance G. C. C. C43 Senior Prom Class Basketball 13, 43 Pep Club 41, 23 Le Progres ELIZABETH LEE 40995 S Main Street No. 3 ,f X... Betty is x 'e, espec- ially in gym. ff s. s. s. 42, 33 X--J Glee Club 123 ' G. C. C. Q33 Girl Reserves Q3, Pres. Class Basketball 63,43 Melopea HELEN LEYDEN 965 Railroad Avenue Rochester Gen'1 St.. Patrick's Hospital 1 had a wonderful time last night. Oh, come on, Helen, 'fess up, who was he? Agora Dramatic Club S. S. S. 11,23 Glee Club Q13 KATHRYN LILLY 735 Pennsylvania Avenue St. Mary's Elmira College Small, but Oh, my! Kathryn has the mentality of one twice her size. tl, .' l S. S. SNC , Treas. 43 G. C. C. . 3.43 Ecclesia. C33 Senior Prom 5 l l l Page 13 I J. BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL KENNETH LILLEY i Q' Ste ens Place VVe e knew that Ken ex- pe e ar t a monastery, but he Hy ----.asf - ssoclations with tie 1:-. . El- -Hi I Q IE LOWE 514 Hart Street Stenographic Work Here's to our Elsie, Never serlous or glumg Always ready For any good fun. S. S. S. C31 , No. 5 ' WILLIAM LUTZ 106 Harmon Street No. 3 Why are handsome fellows su retiring? We can't fully :appre- ciate Bill as he is. GENEVIEVE MADIGAN 661 Beecher Street St. Mary's Gen, you're sure to brighten some business man's trying hour. Dramatic Club 13,41 Class Basketball C43 Class Baseball Q31 Junior Prom ' LAURA MARKS 758 John Street Ithaca Conservatory N 0. 1 of Music Another of the quiet type. S. S. S. 41,23 Page 14 LYNN MATH ERN 450 Cypress Street Springfield Here is the great football man- ager of '25, How are chances for comps for my fellows. Football Manager Q43 Business Manager of Senior Play Senate 13, 41 Senior Prom Hi-Y C49 Student Council Q47 Athletic Council HJ Traffic Squad 13, 43 MARGARET MoBENNETT 425 Broadway St. Mary's Elmira College Sh! This is a. secret! Margaret has joined the Senior Girls' Bas- ketball Team. D Class Basketball C41 Class Baseball Q31 Ecclesia Le Progres Latin Club Chemistry Club BERNICE MGCARTY 406 W. Thurston Street NO. L0 Real, lzrue, uutainled fun is what Bernice enjoys and what we enjoy with her. LESTER McCONNELL 301 West Avenue No. 3 Let's go! Yip! Yip! Is it possible that there is anyone who has not heard Les yelling thus? VIOLET MOFFAT 824 Cedar Street Southport Hair Corners Dresser Why is it that Violet prefers a. Ford to any other car? Don't blush, we can't blame you. Swimming Club Treas. Q33 Ecclesia Chemistry Club BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL MARION MONKS 550 W. Washington Ave. No. 5 Marion is fond of all kinds of flowers, but the Lilley seems to be her favorite. G. C. C. Senior Dance S. S. S. JEROME NASH 700 Perine Street St. Mary's Penn. State May I present Jerry our ban- jolst? I hardly think it necessary. Student Council 131 Senate 1Sec'y and Treas. 41 Minstrels 131 Stage Mgr. Senior Play Chemistry Club 141 El-So-Hi Melopea. DONALD NUGENT 418 Linden Place St. Ceceliafs Don came all the way from Syracuse to go to S. H. S. There must be some reason. Class Basketball 111 Traflic Squad 13,41 KATHERINE O'CONNOR 5225 Pennsylvania Avenue St. Mary's Elmira College Katherine's work is like a Cir- cle. It never has an end. Literary Editor of Blue and White Junior Prom Le Progres 12, 31 Journalism 141 Eeclesia 131 Class Basketball 13,41 Class Vice-President 131 Student Council Sec'y 141 Athletic Council Basketball Manager 141 ALICE ORR 351 Hoffman Street No. 11 Alice seems very quiet until you know her, and then she is a true friend. Pep Club 11, 21 Masquers 131 E. F. A. Student Council Senior Glee Club - RUTH PERRY 602 Collin Street No. 9 P. G. Ruth is always trying to play a joke on some one. Even in bas- ketball, she fools the other team by winning the game. Class Basketball 12, 3, 41 Class Baseball 13, 41 Glee Club 141 S. S. S. 13,41 Girl Reserves 141 Varsity Squad 141 ARLENE PHILLIPS 305 S. Main Street No. 3 Univ. of Rochester Arlene has a car of her own. VVhy, yes, haven't you seen her go riding with-Oh! never mind. Senior Ring Committee Senior Prom Junior Prom , 'X K. ,7 Chemistry Club- V ' X. .XJ -1 C lLE. PHI cltyv 5 . :S . . Y . . . , No.4 ' - is s - to g itter- pat r 'l : le steps in for dict .. n. S ' S. ,41 Cl - B eball 131 gl -D I i . 1 sketball 131 rop t5 Squad 141 LOIS REESER 324 Broadway Muncy, Pa. Commercial Work Lois surely lives up to her name as a Dignified Senior. Glee Club 181 G. C. C. 13,41 S. S. S. 141 Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 LOUISE REYNOLDS 722 Seneca Place No. 9 Elmira College Louise has men from every place but Southside. We're very sorry we can't please her. Melopea 121 S. S. S. 13, V.-Pres 41 Ecclesia 13, 41 Latin Club Glee Club . l Page 15 L BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 16 AGNES RICHARDSON 215 Brand Street No. 7 P. G. VVe haven't heard what Agnes' occupation is to be in the future, but we understand she is t.o be El VVeaver. S. S. S. QSM' ff: MARY RUHMEL 600 Sullivan Street No. 1 1'.G. A good sport. in business or in fun. 'Nuff sed! G. C. C. 12, 3,41 Ecclesia. 13, 41 S. S. S. 13,41 Dramatic Club 13,41 Glee Club 12,31 Melopea 131 CLINTON SADLER 265 Caldwell Avenue No. 7 Syracuse Univ. One of these days Clinton will be watching for forest flres from his look-out far in the mountains. Clgmistrl .MW HELEN SCHONEMAN 1095 Chestnut Street St. Marys Stenographic VVork Schonie, in your case, size is impressive. You make us sit up and watch for big things. Class Baseball 131 estr ALICE SCHOTT 207 W. Hudson Street No. 3 Training Alice had to work earnestly to catch up with her big sister. NVe are glad you accomplished it. Alice. VIOLA SCHOTT 207 W. Hudson Street No. 3 Cortland Normal Curley hair and snapping eyes! How cheerful they make you feel on a gloomy day! LEONA SEAGERS 419 Partridge Street Groton, N. Y. Arnot-Ogden VVhy is it Leona does all her banking at the Second National? We won't tell-but h.e's cute any- way. S. S. S. 13, 41 OLIVIA SHANNON 518 Balsam Street St. Mary's Elmira College Olivia, dropped Latin to take Chemistry. We can't blame you, Lib. Le Progres 141 Dramatic Club 13,41 Chemistry Club 141 Journalism 141 El-So-Hi Class Color Committee LAWRENCE SIDES 218 W. Henry Street No. 3 Hobart Lauryn is one of the comedi- ans of the school. His daily say- ing is Why don't you pick on someone your own size? Minstrels 131 Chemistry Club 141 Class Basketball RUTH SIMKIN 478 South Avenue Southport Ruth just loves to recite before inspectors. If you don't believe it ask her. S. S. S. Glee Club Latin Club BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL FLORENCE SITZER 300 Franklin Street No. 3 VVell, who could help liking' Florence? She ls so big-hearted and full of fun. Class Basketball Q33 GENEVIEVE SMITH Wellsburg, N.Y. Ashland There are advantages ln being u nonhresident. It serves as a line tardy excuse. S. S. S. G. C. C. Property Squad LOUISE SMITH 110 Cleveland Avenue No. 11 Elmira College Louise is a star at cheer lead- ing' or anything she undertakes, especially as an actress in the play presented at P. T. A. meet- ing. Student Council Q31 Melopea C3, 45 Junior Prom Senior Dance Dramatic Club Senior Prom MADELYN SMITH SOSVZ Lyon Street No. 9 Altho quiet and unassuming, Madelyn has made her mark in S. H. S. HELEN SNYDER 1032 Pennsylvania Avenue Southport Corners P. G. VVhen you hear Mert's steam boat, coming' down the street, it is natural to see Helen on deck. Christmas Party C43 S. S. S. C23 Pep Club 11,27 EUNICE SPENCER 455 Roe Avenue No. 5 Sargent Training School Eunice came from E. F. A. to graduate from our school. Decide for yourself which school is bet- ter. Student Council 145 Class Basketball 12, 3, 41 Agora C23 BERNARD ACY Frankli t et St. Regis Falls, . ' Bernard ust ike upper air, sinc e o fte ii bs over tle u S i fn gm. X ' nioi I' tDecor tion I Chai n . ARLENE STAGE 252 Lormore Street No. 3 Conser M . -yot Music Her future is s ,ly to . - ng the music U . 1 'ish you he b f su . ' your ca ,e A e . G . if .-4 '. s .1 3 ' I L- rogr 1'- Senior P Committe ROSE STEMMERMAN 751 E. Water Street No. 4 Detroit, Mich. Do you think Rose can dance? If not, just take a glance in 209 occasionally. ' G. C. C. 13, Treas. 49 Melopea L31 S. S. S. 431 Dramatic Club Class Basketball Q31 MURIEL STEVENS 313 Mt. Zoar Street No. 3 Walter Reed Hospital ln I-lallowe'en costume Muriel is quite attractive, There's an- other reason, she was chairman of refreshments. S. S. S. 13,43 Chemistry Club C45 Dramatic Club C43 Pep Club Page 17 L BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL WILLIAM SWARTS 516 Pennsylvania Avenue No. 9 Cornell Univ. In Vergil Bill is very bright: It surely is a treat to hear him recite. Junior Prom Committee CHARLES SWEZEY 311 Caldwell Avenue No. 7 How can one keep his feet still when Chuck makes the piano talk! Senior Play Committee X HELE LMAN 661 Er! Street No. 7 V Sliminest! es, that's our opin- ion. Het n, let us in on the secret. s. . s. 145 ' ,. C. 145 fl DORTHEA TANNER 309 Brand Street No. 7 Elmira College Dot a history teacher is to he soon: Surely an old maid, is to be - her doom. Boys, be careful Pep Club 11,25 Lo Progres 13,-15 Dramatic Club 13,45 S. S. S. 115 Latin Club 145 ROBERT THRASH ER 752 Robinson Street Pottstown, Pa. Syracuse Univ. I wonder if it is Bob's magic power which forces hack an op- ponent on the gridiron. Football 13, 45 Track 12, 3, 45 Senior Picnic Page 18 WILLIAM TOBIN 553 Franklin Street St. Mary's Notre Dame lSill is not.ed for his Irish wit. I-le always has a. laugh on someone. Senate 135 Dramatic Club 135 Minstrels 135 Class Basketball JOSEPH VAIL 581 Lyon Street St. Mary's St. Bonaventure's Everyone has certainly noticed how quiet Joe has been this year in comparison with last. There's a reason. Senate 145 Dramatic Club 145 Chemistry Club 145 Ass't Football Mgr. 135 Minstrels 135 Glee Club 145 MARTHA VALLELY 521 Herrick Street No.3 Martha doesn't make much noise but she does stow away loads of work. Pep Club Masquers Sec'y of Class 135 Dramatic Club Junior Prom Committee S. S. S. JULIAN VAN DYKE 405 Pennsylvania Avenue De Ruyter, N. Y. Syracuse Univ. Dykie certainly ought to be an orator with his enormous words and numerous gestures. Editor of Blue and White Senate 13, 45 Senior Play Debating' Team 145 DOROTHEA VAN OVER 108 W. Chemung Place No. 7 Dorothea's time is taken up with affairs outside of school as well as inside. s. s. s. 135 Senior Glee Club BLUE AND PVHITE ANNUAL GRACE WATKINS 216 Brand Street NO. 7 Vtlatkinsl VVliero hnvv we hear-.l the name be-fore? Oh, yes, Vtfalt and Vilatkins Glen. However this is Grace herself, no relation to either. S. S. S. 13,41 Ecclesia tSoo'y 3: V-Pres-lb Debating' Team Pep Club WALTER WATKINS 713 Hopkins Street No. 9 University of l'a. Is it any wonder that the E. H. S. Basketball Team clinches the championship, when VValt captains the team? Class llaskotball t1J Varsity Basketball t2,3g Captain 45 Track Forum Senior Play Orchestra Class Treasurer t3J Student Council Q-U HARRIET WHIPPLE 561 Spaulding Street It is the small things in the world that Count, ospeeially when they are like Harriet. Class Basketball C33 S. S. S. Q23 Honor Students Arlene R. Antes Earl Malcolm Condon Ruth L. Brougham Catherine E. Conklin Mary S. Granger Lucy M. Graves VVinifred Havens Rose F. Knoteck Lawrence L. Hobler Caroline M. Kotrha Kathryn P. Lilly Katherine M. O'Connor Alice K. Orr Olivia G. Shannon Leona M. Seagers XVilliani O. Swarts No. 7 Yale School of Nursing Page 19 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY Our Senior Play! The second of its kind ever presented at Southside. Congratulotions, Miss Callahan, and you star players! April 16 and 17 were certainly red letter days for 'South- siders and their privileged friends, who were, indeed, most delightfully entertained by the Senior choice, Green Stockings, one of A. E. XV. Mason's most noted plays. 1 THE CAST Celia Faraday . ..... Josephine Fordham Smith . . . . Lawrence Hobler Phyllis Faraday . . Ethel Eckendorf Tarver . . . . julian VanDyke Evelyn . . Marylois Fenton Madge . . . . Vera Courlis Aunt Ida . . Raleigh . . Grice . Steele . . Mr. Faraday . Martin.. THE SCENES Eva Jane Hovencamp . . Ralph Fudge . . Ross Girard . Robert Campbell . . Isaac Frank . Richard Killey ACT I. -Room in Mr. Faraday's house, February II. Evening. ACT Il. -Same as Act I. Eight months later. About six o'clock. ACT III.-Morning room in Mr. Faraday's house. Evening-same day. SENIOR PROM Did you ever visit Fairyland? The Class of 1926, together with their friends, had that privilege on the evening of April 23, 1926. The gym was transformed into a place of beauty. The walls and the ceilings were artistically decorated with a network of blue and gold crepe paper, while baskets of Howers, here and there, added to the effect. An excellent orches- tra furnished music for the dancing. The delicate spring shades of dresses Worn by the girls seemed to complete the picture. Although it was the Senior Prom of the Class of 1926, it seemed a veritable Fairyland. Page 20 L 1 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL l nas XN'e, the Senior Class of 1926, being of terrible mind and healthy appetite, do make and declare this our last will and testament. SECTION ONE To the Class of 'z7: The excellent opportunity to follow in our footsteps and to accomplish all that we have accomplished. To the Class of '28: The sage advice that they start work upon their Year Book NOVV. To the Class of ,291 A milk diet so that they will grow Big and wax Intellectual. To the Class of '3o: lDon't worry about your troubles now-wait until you are seniors. To the Class of '31: The advice that they restrain from bringing their dolls to school. It makes the Freshmen home sick. SECTION TNVO To Mr. Edson: Our sincere sympathy, now that we are gone. To Mr. McEwan: The hope that he will some day break an Olympic record. To Mr. McNaught: A course in embroidering, so that he may utilize his spare moments. To Miss Grube: The opportunity to recupcrate after her work upon this book. To Miss Callahan: - A class in public speaking that knows less about speeches than she does. To Mr. Lavigne: Our congratulations for existing through a year with the senior boys. To Mrs. Austin: A new standard dictionary from which to pick appropriate adjectives for describing the students in her study hall. To Miss O'Connor: A thousand students at every one of the girls' games. To Mr. Hall: A gym suit for every boy in his classes. To Mr. Peterson A class that really likes chemistry. fCOHIfIlH1t'll' on. jfage eej Page 21 4 l 1 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 22 Class Will SECTION THREE To liarl Bryan: Enough magic to convince Mr. Hunt. To Don Probes: A megaphone. To Eddie Dombrowski: A little self--confidence. To Betty Deane: VVillie. To Mary Lennon: A chance to speak in assembly. To Helen Jones: A jar of Stacomb. To Slim Eliot: A The advice that he keep away from smoking or he'll never grow up. To Margery Iibersole: An excuse that will satisfy Miss llrooklield. To Betty Vallely: A six foot Lothario. To Leonard Olsen: A couple more football teams. ADDITIONAL CLAUSES NVe hereby request that, following our demise, the school hours shall be considerably lengthened to accommodate the lesser mental capacity of those we leave behind. Wle also request that the teachers try to refrain from that obnoxious phrase: Where were you yesterday afternoon F In memory of our illustrious class, we desire that benches be placed in the halls to accommodate restless students. In passing, we wish to recommend that the faculty abolish odious quizzes, tiresome classes, tardy bells, and the miscellaneous other small nuisances that are a source of such annoyance to the student body. . -B. I-I. L- ,J BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Pages From a Senioris Diary TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1922 Imagine! I'n1 going to High School! Started today at Ii. F. A. It surely is great. I have a locker key and a fountain pen already. MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1922 Had our lirst freshman meeting today. We elected Paul Knapp president, and are going to have a party soon. P1c1D.4y, FEB. 16, .1923 The great event came off tonight. It snowed hard, but that didn'it spoil our fun. VVe trimmed the gy1n in green, and had ice cream and cake for refresh- ments. Wle had an awfully good time, but didn't see many seniors there. TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1923 A sophomore! VVent back to school today. There were a lot of little freshies there. Gee, but they looked green. I had to laugh at them. THURSD.-1 Y, OCT. 13, 1923 VVe organized our class today. Norman Creighton is presidentg Marjorie Kimball, vice-president, Robert I-lartlett, treasurer, and Mary Granger, secre- tary. The new Southside High is coming along line. Maybe we'll move into it this January. IVEDNESDAY, J AN . 28, 1924 Started at Southside High today! It certainly is a great place. Gee, it 'seems good not to have to get up so early. I'm going to miss a lot of the kids from the other side, though. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 Hurrah! School was out today. I got all my regents. just think! I'll be a junior this fall. ' TUESD.-1 I , SEPT. 6, 1924 l-'Sack to school once more. Dicln t do VC1'y much, just got our new home rooms and came home. It's great to be a junior. It was terribly warm today. THURSDAY, OCT. 19, 1924 juniors had a meeting today. Wle elected our officers: Bernard Hardiman. presidentg Katherine O'Connor, vice-president, Martha Yallely, secretary, and Lawrence Hobler, treasurerj Mrs. Austin is adviser. fC0lll ll1Ill'll on page 24, Page 23 L BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 24 Pages From a Seniofs Diary FRIDAY, April 28 1925 The much-planned Junior Prom came off today. It surely was a great suc- cess. Everybody was there. TUESDA Y, SEPT. 8, 1925 A Senior at last! My last year at Southside! And 1,111 in the Senior home room, too. Even though it rained all day, it didn't dampen my spirits at all. WEDIVESDAY, OCT. 3, 1925 As usual, we elected our officers at our first meeting. Donald Butters won the presidencyg Arlene Antes is vice-president, Katherine O'Connor, secretary, and Malcolm Condon, treasurer. , FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1925 Had another Senior meeting today to decide about the year book. It was some riot, but we iinally settled down and decided on a substitute. THUICSDA Y, FEB. 18, 1926 Had the tryouts for the Senior play, Green Stockings, today. jo Ford- ham is leading lady and Laurie Hobler leading man. I just know it's going to be great. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1926 Events are happening thick and fast. Today-the day of OUR Senior Prom. Gee, I had a great time. I'll never forget it-Durfey's orchestra, ice cream. 'n everything. It sure was a knockout. SATURDA Y, IU.-IY 15, 1926 At last, after all the ticket-selling, rehearsing and worrying, our play is over. Talk about a hit-say, Green Stockings has it all over any of Shakes-- peare's or even Cecil B. DeMille's productions. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926 The event of all events! The day of all days! Graduation! No longer am I a dignified Senior, but the proud owner of a high school diploma. Perhaps my last day in school-can it be possible? But there is everything to look for- ward to, and, indeed everything that is pleasant and enjoyable to look back upon -this greatest day of all my days-Commencement! BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Allen, Lewis Andrus, Francis Armstrong, Edward Arnold, J. Austin, A. Beardsley, Harriett Beatty, Lucille Beckwith, James Bentley, Barbara Bergan, Jerry I I th Year Force, Kathryn French, Vvinifred Fudge, Albert Galser, Arthur Gardner, G. Gardner, Helena Gilbert, Alberta Gilbert, Leona Gilbert, Leona Gillette, Dorothy Griffith, Elizabeth Bogardus, Bert Brace, Dorothy Brady, Lucille Breese, Fred Brooks, Virginia Brown, Helen Brown, Mary Louise Bryan, Merle Byhman, Dorothea Bullock, Louise Campbell, Hoi-tense Campbell, Katrine Cahill, Ellen Cain, Margaret Cain, Regina Cavanaugh, Mary Charlton, Katherine Christian, Roger Clark, Francis Clark, Mary Cortright, Prudence Costello, Ethelyn Courtright, Perry Councilman, Harold Crane, Herbert Crooks, Dorothy Cuthbert, Alex Danks, Alden Deane, Betty Decker, Frances Decker, Ruth DeNeef, Dorotha Dettmer, Marie Dickens, Donald Dombrowsky, Edward Drake, Julia. Drath, Alice Dunbar, Kenneth Dunning, Ada Ebersole, Marjorie Ely, Emma Enyedy, Ralph Enyedy, Elliott Fassett, Gladys Feese, Bernell Fellows, Dorothy - Feinberg, Eva. Griswold, Marlee Gustln, Harold Gustln, Hazel Hager, Evelyn Halm, Beatrice Halm, Irene 1-lartigan, Stephen Hayes, Eloise I-leyman, Joseph Hillman, Robert 1-logue, Elizabeth Holleran, Gertrude Holley, F. Howard, Henrietta Howes, Ted Hudson, Eloise Hudson, Harold Jamieson, Harold Jones, Helen Jones, Josephine Johnson, Helen Jolmson, Winfield Jolley, Charles Jolley, Lillian Joseph, Mary Kahn, Charles Kahn, H. Kay, Anna Kennedy, Ellen King, Vernon Kinner, Marion Klouse, Florence Knapp, Leon Lawes, Jackson Lawrence, Dorothy Lebourtz, Madeline Lennon, Mary Levine, Frank Loomis, Luclle Longwell, Ernest Ludington, Eloween Lyon, Marion Mack, Esther Mack, Genevieve Mandeville, Allen Mason, Helen McCarthy, Lawrence McCarthy, Margaret McCarthy, B. McConnell, Melva Mclnerney, Gerald McNamara, Arthur Mertz, George Messing, George Mlngos, Beatrice Morse, Mary Louise Muisener, Irene Murray, Pauline Nelson Irene Nimtz, Earl Northrop, Homer Paige, Eilene Parks, Dorotha Personius, Lisette Pond, Beatrice Pond, Margaret Preston, Katherine Probes, Donald Quandt, Lillian Richardson, Dorothy Russell, E. Samuels, Beatrice Sbedico, Joseph Seafuse, Charles Sheldon, Sayre Shipe, Laura Short, Frances Smith, Corabel Smith, Ruth Smith, Winifred Snell, Virginia. Spear, Ruth Sprague, Leroy Stadelmaier, Wilhelmlna Steiner, James Stevens, Juanita Stowell, Vera. Strong, Pauline Sullivan, Margaret Sullivan, Thomas Sweeney, John Thomas, Beatrice Thompson, Agnes Valle-ly, Sylvia VanPa.tten, Ralph Washburn, Rita Whipple, Margaret Vvhitney, Leonard Wilcox, Ralph Williams, Janet VVood, Mildred Wood, Gerald Page 25 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 26 Bacon, Kathryn Bacon, Wesley Barnes, Helen Barnetson, Alfreda Bates, Lawrence Becker, Leslie Bennett, John Berry, George Bohn, Charles Bowen, Arthamese Boyd, Alice Brosius, Evadna Brown, Harold Brown, Nelson Burke, John Burroughs, Glenn Burroughs, Gorden Burrow, A. Clark, Jane Clark, Lewis Clark, Monalee Chapman, Edward Coe, John Collier, F. Cone, H. Cone, Isabelle Connelly, Frederick Crane, Gladys Crippen, Arthur Cornish, Clyde Davis, Edward Dempsey, Edwina Dickinson, Charles Dlx, Edward Dobberstein, Gusten Dunn, Harry Dunn, Juanita Edwards, A. Ferguson, Sybil Field, DeWitt Foulke, Rebecca Geiger, Merlbah Gingrich, Claud Goodwin, Edna Graham, Marion Griffith, Milton Griflith, Walter Groome, Ruby Griswold, Helen Grover, Luella Halliday, O. Hahnel, Anna Halloran, Margaret Halloran, Ralph Ham, Ruth Hanrahan. Francis I Ulf: Year Hartnoll, Marjorie Hayes, Kathleen Herman, Edward Herriman, Willis Hennesy, Francis Hill, Constance Hobler, Ross Hobler, Ruth Holcombe, Erma John, Harold Johnson, Raymond Keigler, Francis Kellog, Merle Keltz, Charles Kennedy, Edward Knapp, Orley Knowles. Chase Lamb, Elmo Lewis, Harold Liskovec, Charles Liskovec, Zdenka Losie, Margaret Losie, Thomas Lousbury, Charles Lovejoy, Charles Lovejoy, Gertrude Luther, Wilfred Mahoney, Eileen Mathews, Charles Meeker, Grant Mertz, Donald McCarthy, Eileen McConnell, Doris McConnell, Verne McIntosh, Ida Mae McLaughlin, Gordon McMillen, Francis Miller, Sarah Mudge, A. Murphy, Helena Murray, Frank Myers, Donald Oelsner, Otto Oldroyd, Lester O'Connor, Margaret O'Leary, Thomas Palmer, Clair Parsons, Hubert Parsons, Marie Parks, Clifford Payne, Anson Pendergast, Ruth Peterson, H. Pettie, George Pitts, Agnes Pounds, Helen Powers, Margaret Prechtl, Katrine Prunier, Arthur Rhinehart, Clairmont Rourke, Francis Rush, Beatrice Ryan, Margaret Sadler, Albert Sampsell, Loraine Schied, Frank Schuckers, John Scott, Milton Shappee, William Sheedy, Mary Sheehan, Daniel Sherman, William Smith, Deane Smith, Donald Smith, Mazle Snyder, Delos Snyder, Kenneth Somers, Edith Spence, James Spillan, Mary Stamp, Gertrude Stanton, Jennie Steck, James Steele, Sara Steiner, John Sturdevant, Helen Sweeney, Edward Sweet, Norman Taylor, Katherine Terry, Ethel Terwilliger, Gerald Thompson, Walter Tinney, Herbert Tobey, Albro Tobey, Lillian Waples, Margaret Wells, Lois Wich, Margaret Wigstein, Edwin Wilson, Marion VanGorder, Marie VanPatten, Clyde Vetter, George VonHuber, James Webb, Bernard Williams, John Woermbke, Beatrice Wolfe, Edna Wood, Archie Yoemans, Alex Yorke, C. BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL fl x Akon, George Alger, Earl Argyle, Rlchardfajf Arnold, Dorothy Arnott, Nellie Ashdown, Florence Avery, Angie Bacon, Arthur Bagby, John Baker, Ruth Baldwin, Walter Z4 ' Balmer, Glenn ' ' Baltz, Jane Baltzel, Beatrice Barber, Beulah Bardwell, Sophia Barker, Onalie Barr, Delphine Barton, Raymond Batterson, Lillian Bauman, Harold Beardsley, Rebecca Bennett, Harold Bennett, Raymond Benson, Dorothy Bentley, Leslie Berthod, Mary Boesen, Adah Boesen, Edward Boesen, Maybelle ,Bagordus I-Ieleg ower, o n Bowers, Holton Bowes, Beatrice lsowes, Walter Boyd, Elsworth Brace, Winifred Brennan, Zelma Breese, Milton Bricker, Esther Brightmire, Helen Brougham, Kenneth lirule, William Bryan, Aseneth Bryan, Pearl Bullock, George Burrell, Phoebe Butters, Mayme Carlson, Clara Carpenter, Ambrose Carroll, Mariam Clapp, Newton Clapp, Ruth Clark, Eugene Clinton, Elizabeth Cole, Britton Cole, Earl Comfort, Merrill Connelly, Catherine Conelly, William Cornish, Clyde Cornish, Harold Costello, Thomas Costello, YVilliam Coveney, Robert Crane, Bernard Crane, Justice Crooks, Eleanor Cummings, Geraldine Daggett, Nadine Daly, Julian Jfuf' David, William K, Davidson, Henry Deane, Edward Dt-Kay, Raymond Dongle, Geraldine DePue, Francis Dibble, Vvilliam 26 mfg tr 9th Year . Dobberstein, Harriet UOllgla.S, Joseph Drake, VVilliam Dunbar, Donald Easton, Charles Edwards, Grace Edwards, Marion Elias, Albert Elliott, Anna Elliott, Marguerite Evans, Lucille Ferris, Mary Ferris, Robert Finnerman, Mary Fish, Juliette Fitzpatrick, Jerome Fladd, Selena Fox, Roy French, Fudge, Edith Mary Gardner, Frederic Gary, Delwood Geiger, Frederic FT Getman, Thelma Gillmer, Leon Goldsmith, Jess Goldsmith, William Good, Irene Good, Pearl Goodall, Malcolm Goodwin, Frederic Goodwin, Carl Goodwin, Robert Goodrich, Millard Gracie, Ruth Greis, Dorothy Groome, Sara Guile, Bernice Guite, Melvie Gustin, Osborne Halliday, Herbert Hind, Edward 1-lanrahan, Thomas Hager, Lida Hartman, Edna I-7 Haupt, Evelyn I-lause, John Hayes, Harriet Hebbe, Phyllis Henry, Douglas Heron, Catherine Hinds, Janet Hofbauer, Clemens Holden, Glenn Holleran, James Houghton, Frederic Hugg, Doris Hurley, Mary Impson, John Inscho, Clifton Inscho, Wlnlfred James, Peter James, Helen Jewell, Helen Jewell, Stanley Johnson, Harold Johnson, Herbert Jolley. Helen Keener, Lester Kellogg, Harry Kennedy, Charles Kennedy, Gerald Kimble, J. Ketchum, Hiram Kinsman, Jack Knapp. Erla. Knapp, Evelyn Knapp, Florence Knapp, Milton L'Amereaux, Harold Lauper, Frida l I Leach, Arlene L-LQ Lee, Edward Letler, Gertrude Leverick, Sarah Lewis, Berton Lewis, Lester Lockwood, Helen Lofstrom, Clifford Lofstrom, Hlldur Mack, Francis Mack, Joseph Maddock, Raymond- Madigan, Frances I- 3 P1 4 ,I Madigan, Harold Maloney, John Mann, Charles Marbel, Hazel Martin, Jack Mathews, Elizabeth Mayo, John , McCarthy, Alice.4, McCarthy, Irene McClelland, Dorothy McNaney, Esther Meisel, Mariam Meisel, Pauline Merrill, Richard Miller, Earl Miller, Freda Miller, Harold Mitchell, Ross Monahan, Edward Moran, Edward Morrison, Evelyn Morrison, Robert Morse, Bernice Motlska, Joseph Moshier, Florence Murtaugh, William Mutchler, Helen Nash, Ross Nichols, Lawrence Nickerson, Mary Niver, Benjamin O'Brien, Gertrude O'Leary, Madeline O'Leary, Mary 3, O'Leary, Virginia J Olivey, William Page, George Palmieri, Clorinda Palmleri, Henry Parsons, Dwight Peck, Natalie Peck, Virgiline Pedrick, Wlnlfred, Personius, Jane , 1, Prunier, Lawrence Quandt, Geral e Reidy, Anna Reidy, Thomas Reilly, Walter Reinhart, Sterling Richardson, Edith Riley, Florence Riordan, Charles Roby, Flora Ross, Francis Rourke, Edward Roy, Edward Root, Genevieve Ruggles, Robert Russell, Maud Ryan, James Sagar, Willard K . 7111 1, 1 Seagers, Mildred Sechrist, Clifford scmock, Rum jig Schmelzer, Mario v' Schneider, Truman Scott, Milton Shappee, LeRoy Shaut, Adalth Sheehan, Dolores Shepherd, Erma Shepherd, Helen Simkin, William Soper, Rida Smith, Dorothy Smith, James L. Smith, James P. Smith, Naomi Snyder, LaVerne Spencer, Irene Spencer, Louise Spencer, Ralph Stadelmaler, Herman Stile, Glenn Stiles, Bradley Stillmen, Anne Storch, Herbert Stamp, Myrtle Stanley, Gladys Straight, Charles Stump, Eugene Sutton, Marie Taber, Thelma Talada, Ruth Talbert, Walter Tallman, Lawrence Terwilllger, Howard Thomas, Mildred Thornton, Grace Todd, Sylvia Tobey, Harry Towner, Orrin Trice, Richard Turner, Raymand Twist, Lynden Vail, James VanDyke, Lawrence VayDyke. Hazel VanOrder. Burnett VanWormer, Norvelle Vater, Weldon Vetter, Florence Vivian, Jeanette Vonderlin, Catherine VonHendy, Helen Voorhes, Audrey Vunk, Genevieve Walsh, Robert VValters, Drusilla Walters, Fharlet Watts. Lester Weeks, Gordon Weir, John Wertman, Katherine Wheeler, Elizabeth White, Arthur White, Leon Whltford, Thomas Wilcox, Harold Winkelstein, Irving Woermbke, Louise Wood, Robert Wood, Marian Woodward, Eldon Wright, Delosf Yeska, Arthur Zahorian, H. Page 27 l ...al L.. BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 28 Ackerson, Harold Adams, Truman Allen, Charles Arnold, Alva Arnold, Wayne Baker, Boardman Barnes, Victor Beardsley, Eleanor Becaunceney, William Beckwith, Elmer Beidelman, Nellie Belin, Katherine Bidwell, Alice Bowen, Geraldine Bloom, Edna, Bloom, Max Bourgeois, Gladys Bishop, Christine Brewer, Irene Bricker, Alma Brickley, Leonard Brusie, Norman Bullock, Everett Campbell, Fred Cole, Martha Cole, Ernest Colman, Mary Cook, Beatrice Colby, Phillip Connelly, Albert Chaffee, Winifred Craven, Merritt Cummings, Herbert Cunningham, Leon Dagistino, Felice Dauman, Daisy Davis, Ralph Deane, Richard Deming, John Dorsey, Mary Dunn, Agnes Douglas, Alfred Ebersole, Marian Eckendorf, Robert Eddy, Marguerite Edwards, Kenneth Everitt, Gordon Ewing, Crystal Farr, Margaret Ferguson, Phillip Ferguson, Robert Finch, Muriel Fitzpatrick, Leroy Flayhart, Catherine Forsythe, Eugene Foster, Earl Fudge, Clinton Fudge, Laura 8th Year Fulkerson, Katherine Gee, Harold Getkin, Beatrice Getkin, Earl Gingrich, Hazel Goodwin, Jean Goodwin, Elmer Griffith, Esther Habersaat, Robert Halliday, Louisa Hamilton, Max Harper, James Hazen, Alfred Held, Paul Hoberton, Joseph Hollenbeck, James ,I-Iowe, Helen Jajnes, Frank Johnson, Caroline Johnson, Clara Johnson, Viola Jones, Thomas Kadlec, Lillie Kettle, Hazel King, Raymond Kinsman, Robert Kolhaas, Irene Ladd, William Lewis, Chester Lewis, Gladys Lockner, Muriel Lovejoy, Bruce Lozier, Ruth Lucas, John McCann, Desmond - McCarrick, Edmund McCarrick, Mary McCarthy, Joseph McClain, Eleanor McConnell, James McConnell, Loretta McFeagan, Lee McNaney, Hilda ' Mace, Catherine Mahaney, Betty Manderville, Pearl Martin, Raymond Mertz, Gladys Miller, Margaret Moore, Raymond Morrison, Charles Moshier, Edmund Murphy, Mable Murray, Kenneth Nelson, William Oliver, Robert Osborne, Verna Parker, Miriam f Parks, Francis Pettlngill, Willard Phelps, Byron Phelps, Davis Pickham, Cecile Pierce, Virginia Preston, Ruth Putney, Louise Reese, Marvin Ripley, Lena Ruffner, Alma Ruth, Augustine Sanberg, Lillian Sbedico, Robert Scaife, David Schanbacker, Daniel Schmelzer, Catherine Schmelzer, Laura Schoueman, William Schott, Everett Scott, Walter Shapard, Donald Shapard, Arlene Smith, Bernice Smith, Donald Smith, Mildred Spaulding, Clarence Stadelmaler, Josephine Stanton., Merton , Stiles, Bradley Still, Helen Still, Naomi Stoddard, Barbara Tetor, Roberta Thorne, Adele Tinney, Harold Tobey, Pearl Townsend, Robert Trescott, Lauren Vallely, Alice Vanderpool, Geraldine Vlfainwright, Ralph Waterman, Roswell Webb, Geraldine Wedgwood, Carl Weiskop, Louise Wetmore, Philip White Helen Witmarsh, Irving Whitmore, Mildred Wilcox, Geraldine Wilcox, Ruth Wilfred, Philip Wilkes, Winifred Wright, Virginia Wrigley, Jean Young, Forrest BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL L4 Alba, Dorothy Arnold, Anna en 1E1 Baldwin, Doyle Barber, Pauline Bardwell, Benson Beers, Karl Beldelman, Edith Bentley, Elizabeth Besley, John Bessanceney, Florence Black, Nellie Blades, Eileen Boyd, Arnold Bradt, Esther Bramble, Claire Brennen, Cecille Brewer, Margaret Broich, Francis Bryan, Helen Buchanan, Ceylon Cady, Elwin Carpenter, Helen Collson, Dorothy Collum, Arlene Comfort Evely T!EEF'Cll'fl:'5E'i' Crouch DeForrest h Davis Mildred ' Deane Frank W Doland Marion LF Dou las Florence Drake Ra p Earl Mildred Edgcomb Rhea English Louis English, Margaret Eyres, Robert Fagan, Joseph Flshbough, Raymond Geor e Aileen Getman, ares Gilb rt, therine f ggognlgs, Robert VO' flf- Lf Condom' Sarah ' Grossenbacker, arl Hackett, Matthew Halliday, Eleanor Hall, Charles Hall, Richard Haltzapple, Marguerite 7th Year Hamlin, Archie I-lalm, Edward Hample, Miriam Hanmore, Leon garbot, Ruth Hess, Donald ewitt, Adeline Hill, orrnan Hill, Wallace Holiday, Marie Hollenbeck, Marion Haltzapple Catherine 3a5'aam'im1T- Johnson, Evelyn Jones, Earl Jones, Helen Keeney, Roy Keiglen, Marjorie Kennedy, James Kimball, Leland Knapp, Louis Leach, Naomi Leonard, Elsie Lorell Eleanor MacNeal, Evelyn McClelland, Norma cCar1'ick, onzo McDonald, John McDowell, Gladys McEwan, Vernard Manocchio, Josephine Mapes, Hester Miller, Edward Monroe, Donald Morgan, Edward Morse, Estelle. Mosher, Isabelle X,-Motchman, Florence Iyers, Robert Niles, Bea e - . Oelsner, Albert Oldroyd, Merton Palnton, Clara Pafks, Kenneth Peckham, Olive ' 0 Art u Y Pe er 0 n Pond, Wilda Prest.on, Ruby Quick, Abbie Randall, Ralph 1 Rauch. Harold Reynolds, Carol Riedinger, Elizabeth Robb. Marian 'RooTlE'5iiaT' Russell, Maude Sandberg, Dorothea Sagar, Harry Schuyler, Helen 'SElEFClm'res' Scott, Verna Seeley, LaRue Sempler, Paul Sheivem, Margaret Smith, Ida Smith, Eucy Smith, Norman Sprague, Hazel Stage, Ina Stalter, Francis Storch, Francis Strong, Andrew Sweet, Floyd Taft, George aylor, Charles Thomas Lois 51. Thom son, Lloy Thrasher ew s Tipple, Ivan Trader, Williams Twist, Lucy Walker, Donald Warner, Lee Watts, Christine Warren, Adeline Weir, James Wheaton, Ward Wheeler, Maurice Whipple, Dorothy White, El' Vfigstein, Mary El Wilcox, Beulah ll ? Jw Wilcox, Raymon Willard, Frances Williams, Margaret Wood, Frederick Woodward, Evelyn VVrighley, Dorothy Wright, Eleanor right Lyman Young, oro y Young, Lulu Page 29 ,,.4. BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL STUDENT COUNCIL President ..... .. Lawrence Hobler Vice-President .. ...... Ralph Enyedy Secretary ..... .. Katherine O'Connox Treasurer .. ......... Arthur Parsons Advisers ............................,....... Mr. Edson, Mrs. Austin The Student Council of the Southside High School this past year carried on the precedents estab- lished by the previous Councils, under the direction of Lawrence Hobler, president, and his able officers and committees. Much credit is due also to Mr. Edson and Mrs. S. C. Austin, who have acted as advisers. The Student Council is the governmental expression of the democracy which permeates all the activities of Southside. Under the direction of the Council, all assemblies have proven successful, educa- tive, and interesting not only to students but to many parents and other visitors. The Council supervised all social activities in the school and should feel proud of the record they have established. The Property Committee under direction of Ralph Enyedy have maintained the fine condition and appearance of our school. THE 'EL-S0-HI Continuing the flne record which was established last year, the EITSO-Hi is nearing the end of its second year as our school newspaper. Since it was discovered towards the beginning of the semester that the majority of the staff mem- bers had not been instructed in newspaper methods, Mary Granger, editor-in-chief, organized a Journalism class which she, herself, taught for two months. This class met every Thursday night and among their achievements was the writing of headlines for the big Christmas number of the El-So-Hi, the first eight- page issue of our paper yet on file. By sending delegates to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's convention held at Columbia University, March 12 and 13, also to the Ithaca convention, held March 26 and 27, the El-So-Hi has surely placed Southside High on the map. As is the custom, eighteen numbers are to be issued each school year. These feature all the news of Southside. VVith Mary Granger, editor-in-chief: VVilliam Crofutt, associate editor: and Mr. Lavigne, business manager, the paper has won a remarkable name among newspapers throughout the various states. Page 30 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL THE ORCHESTRA Manager ........... ...... G eorge Mertz Conductor .......,... Gwynn S. Bement Assistant Conductor ............................ ......... V era Courlis Concert Meister ...................................... Virginia Brooks Much credit. is due our school orchestra for its accomplishments during the past year under tht- lnspiring leadership of Gwynn S. Bement. Its reputation of being one of the best high school orchestras has been maintained by the splendid cooperation of its members. Violins: Louis Allen, Harold Bennett, Virginia Brooks, Evelyn Comfort, Merle Cooper, Vera Courlis, De- Forest Crouch, Agnes Dunn, Gordon Everett, Arthur Gaiser, Edward Herman, Helen Jolley, Charles Keltz, John McDonald, Leonard Olson, Geraldine Quandt, Maurice Rubin, James Steck, Herbert Tin- ney, Winiflred Wilkes, Archie VVood, Evelyn Woodward. Cello: Marie Detmer. Clarinet: Allen Burrow. Trumpet: Donald Mertz Norman Sweet, Harold Tinney. Trombone: George Mertz. Percussion: Otto Oelsner, James Harper, Leonard W'hitney. Piano: Alice Boyd, Margaret Powers. MELOPEA President ....... ................ .... R a lph Enyedy Vice-President . . . . . Margaret Powers Secretary ........ .. Virginia Brooks Treasurer ......... .... J ohn Strong Sergeant-at-Arms ................................ .. Norman Brusle Adviser ............................................... Mrs. Goodwin One of the very first clubs started at Southside High School was Melopea, Olll' musical society. This organization which is now composed of about. thirty members, was formed for the purpose of fur- thering good music in our school. From time to time the club has presented free musical programs to the students in an endeavor to familiarize them with the works of the different composers. The ukelele club is an organization sponsored by this society. Under the capable officers, Melopea will go on to bigger things in the future. DRAMATIC CLUB-THE PLAYERS One of the most active clubs of the Southside High School is The Players. Under the direction of Miss Florence Callahan, the officers have carried on the work with much success. Mary Lennon is president of this organization: Winifred French, secretary, Lester McConnell, treas- urer, and Edward Armstrong, sergeant-at-arms. The meetings are held once a month, on Tuesday, at 4 o'clock in Room 210. During this year four plays have been successfully given, The Maid of France in the Christmas assembly, and three short plays after school. The latter were under the direction of the following girls: Olivia Shannon, Florence Kane, and Catherine Conklin. Page 31 -4- BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL SENATE DEBATING SOCIETY Miss Josephine L. Lockwood ...... Adviser Robert G. Campbell ........... ........... I 'resident Arthur Parsons .............. ....... V ice-President Jerome Nash .................................... Secretary-Treasurer The Senate began the year by completely reorganizing and adopting a new constitution. A challenge from Ithaca for the annual debate was accepted and entire arrangements were com- pleted when Ithaca cancelled the debate. Fulton accepted a challenge from Southside for a debate in Elmira on May 21, the question being Resolved, That the Federal Government should own and operate the coal mines. On March 12 the varsity debating team composed of Robert Campbell, Lawrence Hobler, Seymour Partridge and Julian Van Dyke, met Ecclesia in Assembly. The decision was awarded to the Senate. ECCLESIA President ...... ................. . . Caroline Kotrb-1 Vice-President . . . . . . Grace Watkins Secretary ...... Virginia Brooks Treasurer .........................,.................... Arlene Stage Adviser ..... .................................... li liss Helen E. Stacy Ecclesia Debating Society is only two years old, but has accomplished many things during that short time. ' Soon after being reorganized last September, we felt the need of new members to replace those who graduated in June. To reach this end we conducted a big membership drive and certainly obtained results. This adair culminated in a lively spread, given by the losers to the winners. ln addition to learning Parliamentary Law we held spirited debates on current questions. This proved helpful in preparation for the varsity try-outs held just before Christmas vacations. Every other VVednesday afternoon, we held ten cent dances ln the gymnasium, which besides increas- ing our iinances, helped create greater interest in our club. One of the most successful of these was the Christmas dance, December 16, a feature of which was the presentation of Santa Clause to the crowd. The next affair to absorb our attention was the Senate-Ecclesia debate which is a precedent for our future years. Nearly every member owns and is proud of the tiny golden lamp of learning, our pin. Our meetings are held every Thursday afternoon in Room 201. GIRLS' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE President .........,............. .............. ....... M a rylois Fenton First Vice-President ..... Anna Burke Second Vice-President . . ...... Emily Cadek Secretary ............. ....... R ose Knotek Treasurer ............ .. . Rose Stemmerman Adviser .............................................. Miss Ruth Cole The Girls' Chamber of Commerce meets every 'wo weeks on Thursday, the eighth period ln room 105. The great success of the club this year has been due to the capable leadership of Miss Ruth Cole, faculty adviser, and the various officers. Mr. Pierson Salmon, of the Second National Bank, in his interesting and instructive talk about banking emphasized the many opportunities opened to young women in a bank. Several Wednesday night dances have been held in the gymnasium under the auspices of the club. The club ls to be congratulated on its excellent care of the ferns in the corridors. The charge of the typewrltlng room has been under the direction of the G. C. C. May membership in this worthy club be of benefit to the many girls! Page 32 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL SCHOOL SPIRIT SOCIETY President ..... .. Leonella Schaad Vice-President . . . . Louise Reynolds Secrelary .... .... E mily Cadck Treasurer .............................................. Kathryn Lilly Adviser .... . .......................................... Miss Guernsey The School Spirit Society of Southside was organized soon after the opening of the new school in February, 1924. Since then S. S. S. has been rapidly progressing. This year with Lconella Schaad as president and Miss Guernsey as faculty adviser, S. S. S. has been very successful in achieving its purpose, which is to further the practice of real school spirit. S. S. S. has been a lively organization. During the year several after-school dances were given and in order to drive away the afterthoughts of exams, the girls held an After-Regents Dance in the gym on January 23. ' SOCIETAS CLASSICA Last November a group of Latin students gathered together to form a classical society. The officers correspond to those of the ancient Roman Republic. An election was held and the following persons were elected to fill the various omces: Consuls: Mary Lennon, Bert Bogardus. Praetor Urbanis: Henrietta Howard. Praetors: Donald Probes, Sylvia Walters, Laura Shipe, George Mertz, Leonard Whitney, Beatrice Samuels, Ralph Enyedy. Quaestors: Leonard Olsen, Mary Louise Morse. Aediles: Eliot Enyedy, Frank Scheid, Margaret O'Connor, Edith Somers. The name of the club is Societas Classica. The motto, Vincit. qui se vincit. The club's colors are purple and white, which were the colors of the togus of Roman officials. At Christmas time, Societas Classica gave a picnic supper in the cafeteria for members of the club and invited faculty members. Latin plays have been given and many Well iDf0l'mGd SDBELKGPS have SWG!! talks on subjects relative to Latin. This club has enjoyed a most successful- educaiimlill, social wld 31121110211 year'- CURIE SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY I-'resident ....... . . . Seymour Partridge Vice-President .. ........ Sarah Decker Secretary ..... . . . Catherine Conklin 'Treasurer ............................ .... ............ L a wrence Sides Adviser ................................................ Mr. Peterson This society plans to bring to its meetings from various colleges and universities many interesting speakers as well as chemists from the industrial concerns in this city. Slides, furnished by the University of the State of New York. will also be shown at an early date. Plans have been made to subscribe to several of the country's leading scientific journals. The club is not confined to students of Chemistry alone, but is open to anyone interested in this special line of science. In conjunction with this work there will be some social activity, although this will be incidental. GIRL SCOUTS Treasurer . . . . . . Laura Schmelzer Secretary ............................ .. Cecile Peckham Adviser ............,............... ..... . . Miss Brookiield The Girl Scout Organization has for its purposes: To instill high ideals. To further interest in home. To learn duties as a citizen. To further nature study, The girls meet every Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the gym. Page 33 i Lcd i . BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL N SO-I-II-TRI President ....... ................ . .. Harriet Beardsley Vice-President . . . ........ Betty Lee Secretary . ,... Kathryn Force Treasurer ..................................... . .... . .. Constance Hill A cottage party last September successfully gathered the members of the Girl Reserves together after the summer's vacation. In October they entertained the Hi-Y boys at a delightful Hallowe'en Party, and for the November red letter event a Thanksgiving dinner was given for the girls. About seventy-live poor children of the city were entertained at a Christmas party by the girls. Candy, popcorn, and ice cream were served after the distribution of gifts. The most important event of the year was the Conference held January 20 to 31. Nearly two hundred girls were here from Southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania. Southside High School is justly proud of having the largest club of school Girl Reserves in Elmira. SOUTHSIDE HI-Y CLUB Roger Christian ............ President Lester McConnell . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Lee J. McEwan .......................................... Adviser Purpose: VVe, the members of the Southside Hi-Y Club of Elmira, pledge ourselves to create, main- tain and extend throughout the school and community hlgh standards of .Christian character. The Southside Hi-Y Club meets every Tuesday at the Y. M. C. A.-6:15 for supper. Immediately following the supper, they assemble for a business meeting, at which time they have their discussions par- ticipated in by members of the club. The topics of discussion bear mainly upon the spiritual, physical and intellectual sides of life. The club members and their fathers enjoyed a banquet February 25, 1926. Mr. John Fletcher Hall was the speaker of t.he evening. Spirited songs were sung, and many delightful toasts were given to the fathers and their sons. This organization has been just recently formed and already has a large membershipi ACHIEVEMENT CLUB The Achievement Club is not merely a local organization but ls athliated with state and national organizations. It is open to all pupils in the school. About 200 pupils are enrolled in the club. Home project work, under teacher guidance, is carried on in gardening, cooking, potato culture, sewing, raising of chickens, wood and metal working, flower culture. etc. This brings the home ln closer touch with the school and develops initiative and cooperation in the pupil. A splendid exhibit is arranged each fall by the pupils to which parents and patrons of the school are invited. Page 34 QT- 42.13 v 1 Xu 1 .., Q5 J' BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL GIRLS' BASKETBALL '25-'26 The Elmira High Schools Girls' Team secured the runner-up position in the Southern Tier League for the season of '25-'26, Bingo, the Champion, was defeated by our girls 12-5. The season resulted in four victories and three defeats. To the coaches, Miss Frances O'Connor, S. H. S., and Miss Margaret McDonald, E. F. A., is due the credit for the success of the schedule. - SUMMARY OF THE SEASON E. H. S. Opposite 34 Elmira 2 5 Elmira I 1 Elmira Cook Academy at Elmira Troy High School at Troy Owego High School at Owego I2 Elmira Bingo at Elmira 21 Elmira Cook Academy at Cool: 8 Elmira Owego High School at Elmira 20 Elmira Troy High School at Elmira Those who will receive letters for their reward, are: Caroline Ilawdy, Captain ,25-,26,Q Mary O'Dea, Captain '26-'27, Marguerite Jewell, Helen Nixon, Florence Dale, Josephine Fordham, Marion O'Hare, Dolores Davis, Ruth l-lobler, Sarah Elias, Katherine O'Connor, Manager. Page 35 l i BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL Page 36 FOOTBALL SEASON-1925 Under the capable guidance of Coach Arthur Hirst and the line leadership of Captain Earl Ridall, the 1925 football season was a success, despite the aqueous conditions that were ever disastrous to the E. H. S. team. Vv'hile they did not obtain the highest honors, they may feel proud to have been not only the one team that tied Binghamton, the State champions, but the only team that crossed their goal line. Remembering that the 1925 schedule was one of the hardest schedules of any high school in the State, we are proud of the team and willingly oifer three rousing cheers for Coach Hirst-and our team. At the close of the season W'illiam Haheck, an All-State selection, was wisely chosen captain for 1926. THE SCHEDULE E. H. S. Opposite Arthur Hirst, Coach 20 VVatkins 0 Gliver J. Adams, Ass't Coach 2.1, Cook 0 Earl Ridall, Captain 7 Syracuse I2 Lynn Mathern, Manager 6 liinghamton 6 Leonard Olson, Ass't Manager 0 Scranton o George Heminway, Ass't Manager 6 U.-E. 21 Albert Nagler, Ass't Manager 32 Ithaca o LETTER MEN Lawrence Hobler Robert Thrasher Arthur Parsons Earl Ridall Phillip Thrasher Wlilliam Personius Forest Butters Gerald Frey VVilliam Habeck Donald Titus Alden Danks Edward Monahan Edward Sweeney Roger Christian Vi -2 1! i l 1 1 . Y 1 '4 1 . 4 5 1 I I1 391 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL OUR STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPS Elmira-the State Champs! Defeating Binghamton, Watkins, Cobleskill, Corning, Malone and Ken- more, the Elmira High Schools team romped to hrst place in State high school basketball. Although suffering several early defeats in the Southern Tier League and a last minute set-back by Elmira Heights, Elmira forged ahead steadily and achieved their goal, the result of three years of strenuous effort. To Coach Arthur Hirst, the Father of the team, and Leonard Olson, the student man- ager, belong much of the praise for this noteworthy success. SCHEDULE-LEAGUE GAMES E. H. S. Opposite E. H. S. Opposite 27 Alfred Frosh I4 32 U.-E I6 25 U,-E, 18 78 Itl'1aCa 26 I7 Ithaca 24 26 Norwich 20 23 N0fXN'iQh I4 31 COI'lIl3l1Cl I8 31 Cortland 20 44 Bingo 16 21 Bingo 22 2 Owego 0 42 Qwego I4 23 Elmira Heights 24 42 Elmira Heights 16 - Ciames deciding League Championship: E. H. S. 365 Bingo 25. Games deciding Sectional Championship: E. H. S. 51 -VVatkins 7 E. H. S. 47-Cobleskill 3 Games deciding State Championship: E. H. S. 27- Corning 9 E. H. S. 25- Malone I8 E. H. S. 26 - Kenmore 24 Page 37 L...r..... .., , . BLUE AND DVHITE ANNUAL BASEBALL-1925 , Another championship has crowned the Blue and White of E. H. S. with the claiming of the baseball laurels in the Southern Tier by Coach A. D. Hall's men, led by Captain Gerald Dempsey. The E. H. S. baseball nine played through their entire 1925 season without a single defeat. Moreover, they made several other records. The team made 130 runs to their opponents' 50, while the team batting average was .371. n On the whole, the baseball team was all that a high school baseball team could be, thus upholding the standard of E. H. S. in athletics. The following players received E's: Gerald Dempsey Donald Titus Arthur McNamara Carl Hanchett Anthony DeFilippo Richard Killey Phil Thrasher Alden Danks VVilbur Towner William Volker Charles Swartout George Vetter A. D. Hall, Coach Gerald Dempsey, Captain Arthur Parsons, Manager M. Thompson Sadler and Mac O'Shaughnessy Assistant Managers THE SCHEDULE E. H. S. Opposite E. H. S. Opposite I4 Horseheads 1 4 Ithaca 1 8 U.-E. 6 7 Elmira Heights 3 I4 Troy 2 IO 1 Cook 9 6 Bingo 5 7 Painted Post 0 2I Cook 4 3 Ithaca 1 IQ Elmira Heights 5 I7 Bingo I3 Page 38 L- f . LM XT ' lx Auto Graphs CJ ,p:ff,Af.o6!,'f lf -

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