Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL MARION QUICK-Commercial NO. 5 Tallness counts sOmetimcs,doesn't it, Marion? HOW could We get along' without her on our senior basketball team? She seems to tower nlwove us, always reacy to Catch the hall. Girl Rvstwvesff-3 Basketball-3-4 El-Su-Ili--4 Student Council-3 Year Book S. ll. C.-4 MARION SCHMELZER-College No. 'I Eastman School of Music There is a realm of beauty un- known to many, a realm of fancy closed to the awkward lingers, the untuned car-all lies beneath the ivory keys if the right one fee-ls it. Marion has found that land and the gates have opened to her hands. Ecclesia-2 Glee Club-3 lnterclass Basketball-2-3-4 Foot-Lite Club-4 El-So-Ili-4 Year Book Staff-4 Honor Society Chairman Senior Assembly BLANCHE SCHRADER ' Commercial No. 11 We may easily expect to find Blanche a big Success in the selling game after she leaves Southside. She certainly has had more ex- perience than the majority of us. DANIEL SHEEHAN-College St. Mary's Holy Cross Love never docs answer, master, if you treat it too seriously -that's why Dan never takes any risk. He's afraid he might be too good bait, for he certainly has taken ScarameI's philosophy to heart. Radio Club--1 Latin Club-l Ili-Y-4 Class lizisketliall-l-2-.i--I, tiaptaiii l-2 Varsity Baseball--l-2-3, Manager-2 Treasurer junior Class WILLIAM SHERMAN-College St. Mary's Business before pleasure. liiil seems to take this for his motto, for we always find him busy-- cspecially when it comes to playing the piano or organ. Hill was our music off-stage in 'LI'runella. Honor Society-4 1 ENE SN V Comm rcial . . r's u' s ,cool ve e's ability e vivid her s tions hfs ade 1' a happy dition to gun-Jegicing cir ' y to a certain group WffjpQgfad that Ervene re ognize i er mistake in time to graduate with our illus- trious class. Business Club-4 KENNETH SNYDER-College No. 3 IIAN SEELEY-College High School Penn. State and H, NO. 3 BY the know for , N you Class Hi-Y Council presi- sets a good Of us to live look life that's his true South- Treas.-3, Class N RENA SOLOMON-Commercial No. 4 Albany State College Come, knit hands, and beat the ground in a light fantistic round. Of course you remember seeing Rena at the Vifednesday night dances. And how we envied her her graceful dancing! VVe don't Want to seem too sellish, but girls in 209 also envied her her hair. Ecclesia-3 Girl Reserves-3 Busine Club-4 Page 19

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Page 18 VIRGINIA O'LEARY-College St, NIary's Elmira College Smile and the world smiles with you! All our frowns are lrzmishcd when we look into Vir- g.:'inia's laughing eyes. Ecclesia-3 lil-So-Hi-4 Class Vice Pres.-1 Class Secretaryffl Honor Socicty44 WILLIAM OLIVEY-College No. T Syracuse Ile l our . e ll ol! th 'L f w l Q 3 ' . VVOr 1 and Watch our old c:lz 111:Lke is home runs. lla t n't old ti candle to gi nh A lnterclass slcetba 713 4 Varsity 1. HARRIET PATTERSON Commercial No. 5 VVe live in deeds, not years: in thoughts, not breaths. Thus we count our brief friendship with Harriet. Although she has been with us only for two years, we consider her one of our dearest friends. llonor Society--4 Girl Reserves-2 Ecclesia-3 Business Club-4 Year Book Staff JANE PERSONIUS-College No. 7 Elmira College VVith loo much knowledge ever to be taught, VVith too much think- ing to have common thought. June impresses us with her love of study, in spite of the fact that she is too busy most of the time to take her lessons leisurely. ls it a history teacher or to Europe as the foreign buyer, Jane? Ecclesia-2 . Glee CluhY3 I Bzlsketballfl-3-4 Foot-Lite Wub--I El-So-lli Staff-4 Year Book Stal?-4 Honor Society Student Council-4 MARGARET REIDY-Commercial St. Mary's Her cha-erfulness was like glimpses of sunshine on rx cloudy day. Do you remember how you used to just love physics class? Anyway, we used to have some good times there, n'est-ce pas? Business Club-4 5 A I 1 'v' 1 X . -Y ANNA REIDY-Commercial St. M:1ry's Mt. St, Vincent We've found out how Anna gots her history lesson. So that is Why she recites so brilliantly fifth period. Evidently Anna believes in combining work with work so her play hours will be longer. So say we all of us. She has the right idea. Business Club-4 FLORENCE RILEY-College Corning Free Academy Did you ever see the picture of Alice in VVonderland when she ate the Wrong piece of cake? Well, nevermind, Florence, your heart's in the right place. Ecclesia-Z-3 Glec Club-3 Foot-Lite Club-4 Year Book Staff-4 Senior Play ESTHER ROBINSO -Comme I No. 1 Alhnny Stat ollege OI bless'd wit Q tmgper, whose unclouded ray, Ca nm e tomorrow cheerful as t We have yet to see sth co 1. Maybe it is possib ave a permanent smile ' a permanent wave. How - t , Esther? esia-3 irl Reserves-3 MAURICE ROBINSON-College Elyria, Ohio Post-graduate Reserve within reserve. Quiet, modest, and u uming, yet wield- ing a tremend inflxience inside these w' . h' s El-So- ' HH! Yea? ' nat . ciety-4 .mf A ?jE.1f Q J' FRANCIS ROURKE-Commercial St. Mzt1'y's HCV bl hard, VVe yOL1 .,

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SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Page Z0 IRENE SPENCER-Commerclal No. 9 A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Irene certainly believes in the song, Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella. She has a very keen sense of humor and We have discovered that no party is com- plete without her. E!-So-Hi Staff-3 Girl Reserves-3-4 Ecclesia-3 Business Club-4 Year Book MYRTLE STAMP-Commerclal No. 7 In a churchyard near the canyon VVhere the myrtle doth entwinef' And the myrtle not onlyhcheered the brine-soaked Clementineg but our Myrtle has brightened our ex- istence with her flowerlike mien. Girl Reserves-2 Interclass Uasketball-X1 Business Club-4 LEIGHTON H. STEELE College Cook Academy!! I ' ersi y f inn. Le ght 's o r Da an of Sol ' e. ' lways ed cor- ' with h ir i d shoes 1 e ha en t de ie e s n 'th' ' . ' ,- cided9fW ion you are fitted for, ghton, but you might apply at Knox's. GLEN STI LES-Industrial No. 7 could pose for the statue Thinker save for a merry and then. He, too. list easily and MARIE SUTTON-Commercial No. 9 Sometimes our hopes fail when we try to find conscientious people, but we have one consolation- Marie. Just try to remember when she has gone to class without her lesson. Hats- off to Marie! Usher Corps-4 HILDA SYMONDS--Commercial NVellsburg High School Every Once in a while during class ye olde nail file is tucked away and Hilda prepares to recite. And how she can do it-especially in transcribing' her shorthand! GERALD TERWILLIGER College No. 7 .X l VVhen fi you te arning' shekels, y Q high' i ' 1 was to be a A en n, could get a ride tad lam fires. NVe wonder if as ange ' the desire to be. sing' r. X' 'aw the Hi-Y minstre . A , ini- xx A X MILDRED LUCILLE THOMAS Industrial No. 9 Cornell NVe1l, well, so Mildred wants to be the matron of an orphan asy- lum! We know she wOn't be of the Mrs. Lippett type, for who could imagine Mildred angry, especially at a child? Or noisy? Girl Reserves-2-3-4 So-Do-Sci, President-4 GRAYCE THORNTON Commercial No. 7 You never hear Grayce quarrel- ing with her classmates, nor do you find her expounding at length. No, surely not, for she is our dor- mouse. '29 must have a mouse among her monkeys and giraffes. Usher Corps-4 Business Club-4 HELEN E. TIMBERLAKE Industrial Texarkana, Texas Helen left the Sunny South to cast her lot with us and we're glad she did, too. VVe find in her south- ern charm and dignity to grace our class. Welcome, Helen and goodbye! Usher Corps-4 So-Do-Sci-4