Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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A. - ' 'P El' "1 . ' 1 et . x. K f . X 3 1 ' ' f o t., - L 'f , X X : , -- 1 1 V fs , W y f ,S -fl ' ui F1 ' ' MEMORIES DO YOU REMEMBER: Billy Trader asking Dot Whipple if she had ever thought of dying? Those days that teachers faced the prospect of no pay? Mr. Krouse offering Lowell Moss a dime for a soda to find out what soda water was? That unfortunate accident Miss Lucy experienced in the Faculty Assembly? In that same assembly, Miss Haupt carrying a goose? Our old friend, HPete,, Johnson, as Father Time in the Birthday Assembly? Mr. lVlcNaught stumbling through all those impossible games in calling 211- roll? That thrilling last shot by Vecellio in that Bingo game? How wonderful the Senior Prom was? The triumphant entrance of Arlene Collum and Billy Trader in the Senior Play? Louis Knapp and Dorothea Sandberg as our May King and Queen? When James 0,Connor captured a letter 4'Cousin" Mack was writing to 'Dear Kay"? ' 'Z' A 1 0 1 I , K' it ' M w I - ll. F1 ' ' l 89 S

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f A I 1 1 L f L . 1 Q35-' X A... . 6? J Lxf- D I 9 x x 2? -' u. ta X INTERCLASS BASEBALL, 1931 With the entrance of a Faculty team, the Interclass Baseball League took on a new spirit. The teams showed more interest and incidentally played hard to beat the Faculty. The season ended in a triple tie for first place, the Juniors, Sopho- mores and Freshmen holding .the prominent positions. The Faculty had a tough time with the Junior High in a tie for last place. THE TEAM STANDINGS Won Lost P.C. Juniors ........ ....... 3 2 .600 Sophomores ....... 3 2 .600 Freshmen ........ ...... 3 2 .600 Seniors ............ ....... 2 3 .400 Faculty ................ ...... 1 4 .200 Junior High ........ ....... 1 4 .200 C966 INTERCLASS TRACK, 193 1 Interclass honors in track were taken by the Junior Class at the annual meet held last Spring. The meet was hard fought throughout, with all the contestants in good form. Numerals were awarded, for the winning of five points or more, to: Year Points Salvatore Cicconi 1932 13 William Yeomans 1932 10 Walter Scott ................. .... 1 931 10 Joseph DeWandler 1934 9 Edmund Mosher ..... .... 1 931 8 Ralph Keener ....... 1932 7 John Maynard ......... .... 1 932 7 .lack Seibert ......... 1933 7 Walter Jones ....... 1934 6 Edward Miller ......... .... 1 932 6 Donald Wilson ..,...... ........ 1 931 6 Lawrence Prunier .,.,,.. 1934 5 Ernest Pruyne ..... 1933 5 Q9 I 215' .. 1. . . 5 I I, Q I , . 1 , 1 ul p1 ' - 'S

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