Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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W n sas Rider Hobby Rider Hobby Lewis Allen . . . Lawrence Bates Lloyd Becker . . . Glen Burroughs Getting detained slips . . . . Writing sports section . ......... Studyingf Pj . . . . . . . Studying Vergil Gordon Burroughs ...... Driving his Ford Ford Collier ...... Selling Literary Digests Harry Cone ..... Playing in the auto shop Frederick Connelly . .Rehearsing Senior Play Perry Courtright Donald Dickens VVilliam Doebler Staying out of scfhool Playing Checkers . . . . . . Playing Cards Harry Dann ..... .... M anaging plays Kenneth Dunbar Arland Edwards Donald Emblen Elliott Enyedy . Milton Griffith . Joseph Heyman Ross I-Iobler .. . Robert Hyde . . . Charles Kahn .. Orley Knapp ...... Leon Knapp . . . Smoking Playing basketball . . . ....... Doing English . . . . . . . Skipping assemblies . .. Calling Senior meetings . ....... Reciting history . . . ..... Playing football . . . . What doesn't he do? .. Building model airplanes . . . . . . . . . . Printing tickets Walking up Broadway hcigairets -to stunt his growth Harold Lewis .. . . Robert Lind ....... Moving from Elmira Coming to school QP, Ernest Longwell ......... Driving a Paige Harold Lownsbery . Gordon McLaughlin Alton Mudge ...... Earl Nimtz ..... Hubert Parsons . . . Spaulding Prentice Merritt Preston . . . Dancing . . Visiting H. R. 209 . . . . . Sleeping mornings . . . . Writing ads . . Keeping quiet . . . . . . Scrubbing decks . . . . . . . . Reading novels Albert Sadler .... Playing duets with Webb Frank Scheid . . . Attending Senate meetings john Schuckers ........... Taking the 'roll Donald Smith . . ........... Being tardy Edward Smith ...... james Steck ...... Waiting on customers . . . . . . . Playing the uke George Vetter. .Leading his team on the floor Bernard Webb ..... Playing the harmonica Edward Wigsten ........ Piloting airplanes Archie Wood . . . Merle Yeomans . . . Richard Cullen .. . . . .. Playing in a band . . . Writing themes .. . Combing his hair XValter Thompson .... Painting his cheeks

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-QJIN LES Edith Somers is a girl We're all glad to knowg Gets her lessons C ?j, knows the best ones, No, she isnlt slow. Ellen Cahill is another Who is bright and sweet. When we think of her, we say There's a kid who's neat. Sarah Miller is a tiller Of the mental soil. Honor roll for her each live weeks, Gracious! what a goil! Mary Morse you know, of course, That girl with all the A'sg But add to that she knows her cues Did you see her in the plays? Virginia Brooks can hold her own In music lines galoreg She plays on this and plays on that, And then she plays some more. Our Margaret Powers makes a hit With everything she does. Pianist, actress,-expert in Whatever thing it Was. Then Laura Shipe, that little blond Is one we mustn't miss. A hairdresser she says she'll be, So use your head on this. Ruth Hobler is a friend of ours Who stars at basketballg She gets the tip-off, shoots the sphere, And never minds at all. Dorothy Brainerd knows the ropes As well as anyone. She works for high marks, yet she seems To always have some fun. Juanita Dunn is like the rest- An evening out is fun. Her name implies that what she does Is sure to be well Dunn. i