Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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1 SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1. .W age 12 FRED BREESE 411 Livingston Street Freddie February 5 Business acumen and sales- manship are Fred's predominat- ing attributes. We didn't need to consult the stars to learn that. Traffic Squad Hi-Y Senior Prom Senior l'lay Year Book Staff DOROTHY LAWRENCE 311 Horner Street Blondie February 6 If ladies be but young and fair, they have the gift to know it. Dorothy is certainly young and fair but il? she has the gift of knowing it, no one knows that she has. The good sense attributed to her wins respect and admiration. HAROLD JAMIESON Jamie February 7 Dignity, progress, calmness, and tine judgment of character are virtues for which the stars hold Jamie responsible. Hand 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 Junior Pmm Senior l-'rom BEATRICE MINGOS 804 Moore Street Bea February S Most oi' the people of the sign Aquarius are seldom of short stature, although always being robust and healthy in appear- ance. Does that hit Bea? Of course not. Business acumen is a strongly marked trait of this demure little lady. Ecclesia 3, 4 G. C. C. 4: 2nd Vice-Pres. 4 Class Basketball 4 MILDRED WOOD Pine City Milly February 11 The crystal shows a love of out door sports: skiing, tobogan- ing, ice-skating and horse-back riding. Mildred, we wish we were all as lucky. Melopea 3, 4 Glee Club 1. Latin Club 3, 4 Class fliasketball 3 FRANCIS HOLLEY 301 South Avenue Franey X February 22 Naturahy cultured, mo st and with hig de s, is th way that t .t e' lfe raneyf' ,eager a. .,. GEORGE MESSING 1 401 Broadway Deac February 23 Deac possesses a wealth of sterling attributes that are bound to bring him success. El-So-Hi 2 Student Council 3 Property Committee 4 LEONARD WHITNEY 450 Maple Avenue John lV1a1'Ch -1 Len possesses an imaginative and inventive mind, and is well fitted for a literary career. Per- haps the stars should have said musical career. Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Melopea 4 Junior Prom Latin Club 3 MILDRED CUPP 465 Cypress Street Cuppie March 6 Love of arts! Music and danc- ing! Just ask Mildred to dance for you sometime. ls there any- thing that she does not do well? Dramatic Club 3, 4 El-So-Hi Staff 2, 3, 4 S-ec'y of Class 4 Year Book Staff 4 Journalism Club 3 Ring Committee 4 Class Song Committee Ch'iu'n Class Color Committee Senior Play Committee WINIFRED FRENCH 407 Fulton Street Frenchy March 4 Always busy, reading, writing, or talking. Hut Winifred always has time for a kind word fri everyone. The horoscope sug- gests Hsuccess and kindness as her motto. El-So-Hi Exchange Editor Latin Club 3, 4 French Club 3 Vice-President Class 3, 4 Senior Prom Junior Prom Year Book 4 Class Basketball 3 Journalism Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4 Sec. 3

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SOUTllSlDli HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL if .w. , . we Fi f 'kkk S I' Q p 1 ,z,:,.. , . A as I HAROLD HUDSON Pine City January 3 Speech is silver, but silence is golden, says Harold. We are waiting for the Zodiac to reveal to us his fortune. VVe know it will be worth our waiting. Vice-President Radio Club Chemistry Club STEPHEN HARTIGAN 221 Sutton Street January -1 Modesty and sincerity aid success, says the Zodiac. Steve has the ability to make his way alone. Steve . GEORGE MERT 461 Rivers' e A u s s tl Geo 1 ni a 'y lorge ., : ie gif of s e ana' m t, hz ' ' judgmen t r iold that h v idea org' iz ' ectu .r. Iia ' , -l elope 2, 3 C icstra , g Mgr. 4 La ' L ' Hi--Y Ula . I .kethal Senior l'lay St t Council nior Prom Senior Prom LILLIAN GOLDBRUCHT 864 Lake Street Goldie January 15 The horoscope says, Blessed are the happiness makers. Have you ever heard Lillian giggle? Never mind, we hope you will always be so happy. G. C. C. 3, 4 JULIA DRAKE 434 Erie Street Jule January 17 Julia plans her work systemat- ically. She is not talkative but is extremely sensible. A hotel owner or matron of a pub.lic in- stitution is her fate. BEATRICE POND 117 W. Hudson Street Beau January 19 Although Ileatrice isn't known very well, she is said to be ex- tremely sensible. It is quite em- barrassing for the boys to know that she is said to he a better manager than most of them. A business career awaits her. S. S. S. CHESTER STORCH 600 Coburn Street Chet January Z3 VVe need not consult the Horo- scope to determine Chet's Des- tination in life, for one glance around 102 any time of day is sutlicient to convince us that he is heading for the kitchen and the Cooks. Senate 2, 3 Class Basketball 2, 3 ELIZABETH CRONIN 651 Grove Street Betty January 26 Always agreeable and courte-- ous, rarely passionate and quick- tempered, seems to app ly to Betty who recently came to us from E. F. A. Salesmanship is her aim. Senior Prom Committee ALLlENE PAGE Wellsburg, N. Y. l'eg.g'g'y January 252 The horoscope promises fame to Peggy. VVe wonder what it is? Perhaps her voice will bring' her success. One can never telli S. S. S. 2 Ecclesia 4 Melopea 3 ELOWEEN LUDINGTON 222 Pennsylvania Avenue Eloween February 1 People born in February are said to be unusually ambitious and energetic, Eloween is a par- ticularly good example of one with this nature. Did you ever see her when she wasn't busy? i l Page 11

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL GERALD NICINERNEY 544 South Nlain Street Mae March 8 The horoscope predicts that Mac will attain great heights in the world of affairs, both men-- tally and physically. Put 'er here, Mac! Chemistry Club 3 Journalism Club 2 Senior Circus MAURICE RUBIN 15S Harriet Street Mose March 13 The Horoscope promises great success for Mose. In just what line, it doesn't specify, so we will leave it: to Mose to pick the right one. Here's hopin'! Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Q KATHRYN FORCE 1523 W. Water St. Kathryn March 17 Efficiency is h e r strongest characteristic. Mode st a n d pleasing' as to appearance makes her doubly desirable as a friend. What an excellent instructress she would make! VVill you take our advice? So-Hi-Try 2, 3 President 23 Seek' 3 DOROTHY GREENE 509 Balsam Street Dot, March 13 In the book oi' astrology, it says that Dot is one oi' those who take the cuckoo for their Crest, and their motto t'Nothing'. However queer it may seem to contradict. the book, l find it ne- cessary to do so. VVho could believe such a thing' of ouiet Dorothy who has such lofty ideals? G. C. C. 4 Ecclesia 3 LEONARD OLSEN 729 Broadway Len March 20 Confidence and great intellect- ual development are two charae- teristics which assure Len ot' success in some business under- taking. Senate 3, tg President 4 Melopea 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Asst. Football Manager 3 Basketball Manager 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Class Colors Committee Year Book Staff MARY JOSEPH 222 W. Second Street l'ewee March 20 Mary is a great actress. The horoscope promises her a stage career. Perhaps some day we'll see her name in the Lights of Broadway. Basketball 1 lflcclesia 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 WALTER WATKINS 713 Hopkins Street VValt March 20 XVe feel sure that if courage, coupled with steadfast purpose and ability, count for aught, our XfValt will soon gain the success life holds for hiin. We like to prophesy for him an iridescent future as a Captain of Industry. Basketball 1, 23 Captain State Champs 33 4 Forum 1 Student Council 4 Track 2, 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class President 3, 4 BARNEY STEMMERMAN 751 E. Water Street Google March 25 Page Barney another basket- ball star. Speaking ol' stars, the Zodiac has great faith in Bar- ney's abilities. Le Petite Journal Club. Class Basketball 33 Capt. -t Varsity 3, 4 FRANK LEVINE 253 W. Henry St. H1 I'LL1'lliltln March 25 Nothing' seems to phase that happy-go-lucky Frankie of ours. The Horoscope promises him success. El-So-Hi Representative 2, 3 ALTON ELLIOTT 623 Franklin St. Slim March 27 The stars hold that Slim is independent and progressive, and that he will overcome all ob- stacles. Treasurer, Senior Class Basketball 1, 2, 33 Captain -1 All Star Center 2, 3 All League Center 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 mt I Page 13 J