Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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SECOND GROUP , . , te 5 . ,arg l MI , ul F1 ' ' :I SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS CLUB I'resz'rlenL ..,,...,.,..,,......,... Vernard McEwan Vice-President ....,,.. .,........... H arry Sagar Secretary .............. ...... G race Limoncelli Treasurer ..............................,. Earl Baldwin Sergeant-at-a.rms ..,.,........... Louis Fossaceca Adviser ...,.. .,,.....,,.,.. IN fliss Elizabeth Grube ,Purpose--To become acquainted with the business men of our city and to unite, de- velop, and strengthen commercial stu- dents in business methods and conditions. Prominent business men of our city are secured to speak at our club meetings. In this way we are able to bring about a closer relationship with them. The club has established a custom of send- ing a representative to New York City on an ed11:ational trip. This year two representatives will make the trip. William Andrus Florence Ayres Delores Baltimore Alma Bergh Eileen Blades Florence Besanceney Mary Cerio Arlene Gollum Sarah Condon Edward Crowe Madelyn Dahlgren Donald Dunbar Pauline Evans Pearl Gingrich FIRST GROUP Mary Gourley .loseph Griif Ruth Harbot Thomas Hentz Marie Howland Herbert ,Johnson .lames Kennedy Angelyn Knier Theodore Levanduski Donald Luden Margaret Madigan .lack Martin Norman McClelland Thomas O'Leary Mary Alice Ostasheski Mary Ostazeski Gladys Percy Alice Priest Leona Root Dorothea Sandberg Elizabeth Shortsleeve Ralph Straight Marian Strouse Grace Thomas Adaline Warren Eleanor Whiteman Alice Williams Elizabeth Wilson Lulu Young Truman Adams Virginia Andrus Robert Eyres Marianne Grady Louise Hancock Loretta Henderson Helen Kissane Iack Lown Nellie Niver Matilda Oparil Bessie Smykal Frank Schiave Dorothy Scaife John Vallely Anne Waschczyn P w I A ,. rw . r . I XC I ,fl 1,711 G9 .t u. 4 ,F1 ' X - of I- 64.

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- ' f' E - . 'M ' 1 , ' M ' . Q ' '1 X I - .L ,Q ' A - as is X-ki ,-. HI-Y 1'cWe, the members of the Southside Hi-Y Club, pledge ourselves to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and all communities higher standards of Christian character." Besides making speeches in the Junior home rooms, the ideals committee, lead by Chairman Floyd Sweet, instituted the honor system in a few midyear examinations and in one study hall. Under the guidance of President Charles Schott, several interesting parties were held. Meetings are held every Tuesday evening at 6:30 at the Y. M. C. A. lli-Y otlicers and members are: President ............. Vice-President ..... Secretary .......... Treasurer .,.... Arfviser ....... Charles Allen Earl Allen Aaron Arnold Earl Baldwin Elmer Beckwith Karl Beers William Bowers William Connelly Quentin Cook Clirlord Cooper John Douglas Ralph Drake lohn Enright John Farr lames Frick Charles Getman Harold Hamm Marsden Hanwell Frank Johnson lames Kennedy Louis Knapp Edward Kunzman Raymond L'Amoreaux Leo Liddy Donald Luden lanies Mack Gordon Mann .I ack Martin William Mayo Jermyn McCahan .lohn McDonald Vernard McEwan Cerould McGill Robert Miller Lowell Moss Clyde Nagle .lames Nelan Arthur Niver .lames O'Connor ., ...... Charles Schott Francis Huggles Forrest Young ......Richard Carlson .........Stanley Krouse Robert Olthof Kenneth Parks Herbert Parsons Dick Payne Davis Phelps Ernest Pruyne Arland Rose Glen Ruffner Donald Salisbury Albert Scriver Cene Shipe Robert Slocum Kenneth Strader Andrew Strong Ansell Sweet Floyd Sweet Max Taylor Arthur Terwilliger Arthur Thorne Lewis Thrasher Charles VanVliet Carl Wainwright William Wells Donald Vifright W, ' 5' 4 . S B r I 'I if i 0 1 , l v Y 'Q ' ' ,N i ' C .a ' ul ii iz, ' 5 .fi Y 63

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. - ul an Q - fs Es. SCIENCE CLUB To cultivate a knowledge and interest in science among memhers and to promote good fellowship, is the aim of the Science Cluh. This organization. under the guidance of Mr. John Barlow, has enjoyed hikes and parties. It also sponsored an entertainment hy Robert G. Thrasher, an inter- nationally known magician. This year,s special project has heen photography. , Its meetings are held every Monday evening in room 217, where Dorothy Vlihip- ple as president presides, assisted by Rhea Edgeomh, vice-president, Marion Rohh. secretary, and William Trader, treasurer. Nlarie Barton Howard Beardslee Edith Beidelman Lucille Clunk Mildred Lewis Edward Morgan Roberta Myers Harry Sugar Jesse Schmick Harry Snyder Lewis Thrasher Barbara Tupper Charles Wood Evelyn Woodwurrl . 5, g . I ll 4: . I 1 1 ' ul F, ' is N, 65