Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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i 'F - -- 5-,jzsb C - X ef-s r . it f . A I ef., X I ff! kd f L HN 4 WT 2 -rr 57 ,HQ j fm f 3 fr g--C 61:-I I S' ., W MILLARD GOODRICH Zigzag lines may be interpreted as the Spark of Genius. Mil- lard has all the qualities of a fine Workman-clever hands, a clear mind, and a conscientious spirit. Of his several interests, the most outstanding are radio, aviation, and cabinet-making. Stage Manager Senior Play Stage Carpenter CARL GOODWIN Carl is of rthe type of men who , l make up the backbone of society. , ' - Just as he is sure to have some- ., thing to say when actors are . . In speechless, so will his firmness I - and voice of authority save the ..K. . ,V,'i,: day at some Waterloo of the fu- ture. In his finger-prints are E? ' ':'. ' retarding lines, which indicate calmness, patience, and a great fi II1lI1d. Publicity Manager, Senior Play Hi-Y Discussion Club DAVID GOODWIN This is a hand finely adapted for science, for there is a horse- shoe curve on his forefinger. David would give his life for science if his teachers wouldn't hide the most dangerous liquids on the shelf. And argue? Every line spells argument. Senior Play Cast Discussion Club FREDERICK GOODWIN .. ' Tapered Unger tips mean only A .U one thing to the learned derma- 'i' - .A. L . tologist. It would seem that our iii young friend is going to be a ig i second Jesse Crawford. Pipe ong ii Pipe ever- f El-So-Hi I 35 2 ' 'i Foot-Lite Club E- I Radio Club Traffic Squad RUTH GREEN Vertical lines spell persever- ance: the tiny spiral denotes ca- pacity for friendship. When lines converge to a point as here, the individual has ready humor and a genuine smile. DONALD GREENE As I turn my magnifying glass on this thumb print, I can see a heavy line betraying a fondness for athletics, especially football and basketball. However, there is one line indicating a particular liking for another indoor sport- dancing. The future holds happi- ness and wea1t'h. Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Baseball Class Officer C25 Varsity Basketball ESTHER GRIFFITH An artist in the making! The knack of expressing herself ar- tistically is an outstanding fea- ture. A quiet manner, a friendly smile, and a willingness to work, become apparent as we study this enviable finger-print. Tri-Sigma Ushers' Corps IRENE GRISWOLD These linger-prints show a dual personality-one side with a tendency towards gaiety and love for her fellow -beings: the other side inclining towards thoughtfulness and a desire for real fame. Since she is Well on her way into the hearts of men , we already have visions of her future. Business Club Glee Club Q LAWRENCE GRISWOLD One glance at the broad Unger- prinfts convinces us that he will become a policeman as soon as he has added a little height to his breadth. Should he fail in this pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness, he will become a ma- thematics instructor. Traliic Squad Glee Club MARION GRONER That tiny dent betrays a kind- ly attitude toward classmates. In Marion one will always find an understanding friend. A sharp angle foreltells she'll be a keen historian. Business Club Girl Reserves ff? fi on , M 'JI -uf ,ff ang! QA Page Twenty il XY - ' 'X ,-,,,-f ' '- - sgg'gi? , ---1 - -' b Ei'ni3I7375f'fi5fr J ffzsiil-r':l,,ff' S ---gr L' Q r-- 2 -r 1. -L