Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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-'7 F- A 'c ' Tk, X QJRT Ngvlfl., Cr'-feb 5-HQZX5, ac F A J X yrpeeff C' SOUT S-I-D'E HIGH S A THE C-ILDED AC-E FROSH THAT CORRUPT S. H. S. VVhat can be lower than a green- horn Frosh? Bang! Crash! "Hey, jim gimme my hat." "To the right, please." "Gee! Look what I did to my book!" "I lost my home-work. What will Miss ? say ?" "Hey, kiddo, you are on the wrong stairs." "For goodness sakes, what is all that commotion ?" "That! Why, that's just the little Frosh passing." This problem presents itself three times every morning and three times every afternoon. The brave, bold Indian was knocked from his pedestal. What was the cause? Cause? Say, who else would it be except a Frosh? What team gets beaten about sixty to nothing in basketball? Who loads up the waste paper bas- kets with cuds and cuds of gum? And who practices hair-dressing in a Civics class so that Mr. Prechtl gets peeved something terrible? Nobody else but FROSH ! FROSH ! -Deborah H ample CORRUPTION PERSONIFIED Rushing down the corridor and up the wrong stairs, Making heaps of racket and messing up affairs, Squirming in their seats 'till poor teacher's hair is gray, And coming into classes late every single day- W'ho? Why-the OSH! CULTURE AND ANARCHY 'Who corrupted Southside High? The Froshies we must blameg For the good old days we sigh, Before the Freshmen came. We all were studious and bright VVithin these halls of fame, And ne'er did anything bu-t right, Before the Freshmen came. Grins and smirks of callow youth, And notes-the teachers' bane, Gum-loud chewing, so uncouth-- After the Freshmen came. In later years, when we are gray, And this poet's song is sung, Loud and silent, grave and gay- The Freshmen still will come. -Ruth Bacon THESE CORRUPTING FRESHMEN What is to become of us? To have these Freshmen wandering about our school corrupting other classmen will prove disastrous to our pursuit of happiness. In them, sophomores, juniors, or seniors find fitting exam- ples of world-wise men. Freshmen have intiuenced gum- chewing by introducing musical notes and larger bubbles. From them, other classmen get the bad habit of borrow- ing paper, pencil, or books. Our cor- ridor floors are being worn out by the constant tread of their little Q?j feet as they go on revue. Although we know these corrupting Freshmen are suffering from the mental disease, Personal Importance, we are still wondering what can be done to put them out of their misery. -,J-ZV onover Y John Enright 'FU Page Forty-Six j'Bli I1 Q YM 1 i YH-f--- 272' , Q- ,. ,,, , -,,-f"T-I -. ' 3 S-: ' 1112 aa a I ' ...:iaam4:',: . 1 Q11 H -frm 1 V .,, A4--bfi--. f-f-f-- Y ..., I, ---Q f ,M-,.J,-Jiafug ,fi -. T- Hx-ffx -1--wk K1----5