Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOGL ANNUAL MERRITT RED PRESTON Stake Driver, Ring Ill No. 9 1125 Shannon'Ave. N nf 3 r at as a V W' swing to'd . takes a d We hope he ll lbljflktlg things as well when h aries southside. Whe 'd all this happen? LILLIAN LILL QUANDT Snake Charmer, Ring I No. 7 263 Brand St. Li1lian's very fond of snakes, that is, snake dances at Cornell or such places. We imagine she could put lounge lizards in their place, too, if necessary. Oh, I have so many I can't remember. DOROTHY DOROTHY y- RICHARDSON Aerialist, Ring Il No. 7 215 Brand St. The air is always favorable for Dorothy if she wants to go for a ride or hear a trumpet solo, so she ought to be just the person to do our death-defying stunts at high altitude, don't you think? Y0u're not ticklishy are you? DORIS DOT RUSSELL Human Statue, Ring I New York 609 Beecher St. Can you imagine Doris stand- ing still for much longer than both-minutes? She has prom- ised to practice long and hard though, so we probably won't know that she's the same old Dot. And how! ALBERT AL SADLER Bareback Rider, Ring I No. 7 265 Caldwell Ave. Al has sawdust made espec- ially for him so he can ride his reading hobby better. Haven't you heard of his gnawing white rats? Holy gee! Y'oughta read it. MINNIE MIN SANDLER Raccoon Trainer, Ring I No. 1 713 E. Market St. You have seen lions, trained seals, and trained elephants, but here we have trained raccoons Qnote fur coatsj, led by Mlinnie. This ought to draw a big crowd to the show. Oh-I forgot it. OLGA OLGA SBEDICO Fortune Teller, Ring I No. 9 616 Si. Main St. Ol a to fourth- year English in a year, learning ts of fable e ublic. Beware, 1- s, she ay ble to dicta e r ortune. Aw, idding.' I FRANK HUNKY SCHEID Slack-Wire Artist, Ring l No. 9 105 W. Miller St. Ca ' ine of the broad ' repo c s Jfgg an e I t slack Wire? 1 ' rumoi , ou handsome husky delights i - uroiaering. And again-if i LAURA TOOT SH PE Elephant Trainer, Ring I No. 9 503 Herrick St. i'Toot is one of these elephant trainers who sing while they ride. Shes usually accompanied by her Harp as you may have noticed. No kiddin'? JOHN JOHNNlE SCH UCKERS Ticket Taker, Ring Ill If John is as good taking tickets as he was taking the roll, it will be impossible to crash the gate. Were you tardy this morn- ing.?u Page 23

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Page 22 EARL NIMTZIE NIMTZ Ticket Seller, Ring II Southport Corners 1010 Caton Av. Ear1's ability in selling tickets for the Senior Play would justi7 fy his being appointed our ticket seller for the circus. V Don't try to kid me. MARGARET MARG O'CONNOR Tight-rope Walker, Ring I St. Mary's 522BQ Penna. Ave. Have you noticed how Marg gets to class on time since the teachers stopped signing senior play slips for pupils who come in late? Oh, it's atight-rope walker she's become, all right. Why I should think it would, because- EDITH EDITH OLSON Ice Cream Seller, Ring II Budd, N. Y. 116 Ferris St. Edith has had so much expe- rience in dipping out and selling ice cream nights after school that she'll probably reap great profits for us. I can type' it the eighth pe- riod. DOROTHA DOT PARKS Bareback Rider, Ring I No. 3 410 Locust St. Dot's name implies that she has plenty of space to practice her circus feats. And I-Iowef' I saw him over the week- end. HUBERT HUB' ARSO S Cow F g III I No. 3 -. art e St. It wo a.: -v e ie. usjlf ubert to carry I the clo : part. His good hu or wou keep the crowd in merriment. Isn.'t that peculiar? MARY MARY PIEKARSKIE Bareback Rider, Ring ll St. Casimir's 218 Bloomer Ave. We've never seen Mary riding a horse, but under stress of cir- cumstances she is going to help us vout. What's all this? AGNES AGONY PITTS Toe Dancer, Ring II No. 3 325 Broadway Agnes usually excels in getting up dances. Now she can furnish the chief entertainment along that line herself. 1 wonder which color would be prettier? MARGARET PEGGY POWERS Balancing Artist, Ring I Pine City 423 Water St. Peggy is good at balancing everything except herself. How- ever, we'l1 leave that task to the stagedoor Johns, My glory! Can you feature that? RUTH RUTH PRENDER- GAST Bareback Rider, Ring II NO. 5 202 W. Fifth St. Ruth is always so quiet that we decided to let her show'what she can do in such a very con- spicuous part. These bangs are so long I can chew 'em. SPAULDI NG GOB PRENTICE High Diver, Ring ll 4 NO. 2 237 W. Water St. Spaulding left school a little early to train for his aquatic stunt, and we wish him luck in all his failings Ship ahoy, mates!

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Page 24 DONALD DON SMITH Strong Man, Ring III No. 9 510 Lyons St. Don is such a quiet fellow, we believe the ringmaster would have to introduce him before he produced his gigantic feats. May I have a library slip, please? EDWARD ED SMITH Midget, Ring Ill No. 7 568 Robinson St. We wish Ed luck in his midget acts, but we advise him not to try to curl up in a barrel. What can I do for you to- day? MAZIE MAZIE SMITH Chariot Driver, Ring II No. 3 419 Mackey Pl. Let's see whether Mazie can drive a chariot as well as she drives the ball into the basket. VVhat's the score? FLORENCE FLOSSlE SOPER Lemonade Seller, Ring ll Doty Hill, Pai Wellsb r , . . Hail to Flore r cha pion lem n e ha the V533 t always wins. !don't believe so. JENNIE JENNIE STANTON Hoochy-Koochy Dancer, Ring III No. 9 ' 712 Hopkins St., Here is a chance for Jennie to use some of that activity she has been storing up for so long. Oh, dear! JAMES JIMMY STECK Seal Trainer, Ring I No. 7 702 Spaulding St. Jimmy gives the postage seals as much exercise as he does his tumblers. If you don't believe it, ask Boots. What's that got to do with the price of onions? MARY MARY STROZINSKI Fortune Teller, Ring ll Sunbury, Who surprise into the most tune tellers. telling her own 0 1 good, hard, c Do you th' MARGARET SULLI SULLIVAN Clown Bride in Ford Car, ' Ring II St. Patrick's 324 Roe Ave. Here comes Margaret in the Ford! We only hope she will not feel that her respectability is ruined by such a ridiculous per- formance. Rea.11y? 1 ETH EL ETHEL ' yRRY Tu I Canton, P It 1828 Syc mor t. ifglons' ng Ethel? 1- imity . th ,-fcgetergiafdyt ers she Aunht t ,Vey Teftty gp herself Wdoinif ts. , Got, r Johnson? WALTER WALT THOMPSON Stake Driver, Ring I No. 3 613 Chester St. Just watch Walt translate his French some day and you will see that he is a driven Pardon!