Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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June, Nineteen Fogy-one E D S O N I A N Page Eighty-five STUDENT COUNCIL Remember the people who get up in home room period every Tuesday morning and tell you what is going to happen during the coming week? There ls a lot of Work behind those simple reports. Each member has to at- tend a meeting to be able to tell you what is going to happen. T'his is the Student Council. Another duty of this group is to participate in school government. When anything displeases you in the school, all you have to do is to tell your representative and he will relate your message to the group for them to act upon. The greatest achievement of the present council was the undertaking of a revision of the constitution. This was a momentous task and well-done. OFFICERS President ..... . . . James Gramer Viee-President . . . . Richard O'Hara Secretary .... . . . Norma Hollenbeek Treasurer .. .,........... Linn Brotzman Advisers .. Mrs. Austin, Mr. MeNaught Members of the Council are: 104-Thomas Kirkpatrick 205W-Virginia Kerlin Cafe-Rita D011Hl1U0 105-Paul King 2064Janet shew 01fHi1a Campbell l07-Kenneth Beebe 207-Pauline Tinney 03-Leonard Satterlee 108-Theresa Moody 209-Norma Hollenbeck 0-L-Jack Benson O5iJamCS Elefthcriou ll3-Josephine Hager 210-Ward Adams 08-dphyuis Wladis 1l5MArlene Pendergast 212-Weston Jenkins 09gL1nn B1-otzmgm 116-Majorie Stowe 213-Robert Pitcher Ol 0-Peter Greven ll7- Lois Foehner 214 -William Bedenk m24RObe1't Kessillg H8-Jane Malone 215-Marshall Smith -d ' . r . .. 013 Rwhald O Hind' ll9-Beverly Reese 216-Rosemary Rouse 0l5-Lawrenee Sadinsky 201 M U 317 Ch Owgvviuiam Tuttlg - arian Cogshall Q - arles Ness 017-Harry Wcstoll 203-Lois Hartman 218-Walter Rice 102-Caroline Whiting 204 4Janet O 'Brien 291 -Richard Weaver

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June, Nineteen Forty-one EDSONIAN Page Eigitfy-seven USHER'S CLUB Angeline Altilio Genevieve Ameigh Vaughn Arnold Helen Avery Margaret Backer Gloria Barnes Jane Bennett Margaret Bennett Martha Bowers Jeannette Bradley Dorothy Breese Mary Brennan Mary Ann Brewer Jenn Brotzman Norine Bystrorn Dorothy Call Frances Campbell Anne Chomenko Virginia Clarendon Marian Clark Jenny Clark Helen Collins Evelyn Cooper Norma Corey Ruth Crum Catherine Culver Peggy Dean Natalie Dietzel Irene Dudich Erma Eddy Doris Everett Kathleen Eneyedy Betty Foehner Betty Jane Geary Ruth Gee Irene Genung Betty Givens Mary Griff Esther Griswold Ann Guinane Ada Mae Hamilton Eleanor Hanmore Shirley Harper Ethelyn Heinrich Arlene Held Beatrice Hess Mary Ann Hogan Norma Hollenbeck Mary Honeywell Betty Higgens Marjorie Ives Betty Judge Luella Kane Virginia Kerlin Loretta Kilkelly Barbara Kimmey Geraldine Knowlden Dorothy Lane Faith Lawrence Anne Leavitt Jean Link Betty Jane Little Upsilon Kappa Upsilon Kappa is now in its thir- teenth year as an organization. The club started as a group of senior girls, who volunteered to held Mrs. Austin with the seating of pupils in assemblies, organized by Mrs. Austin as the Ushers Club the group has grown in number and in fame until at present every senior girl who possibly can do so becomes a member. The club carries on four main activities in school, hostesses in the main corridor, aides in the health room, assistants in the li- brary, and ushers at regular assem- blies. In addition, the club assists at all special functions, such as the Senior Play and Commencement. It is frequently called upon to usher and act as hostesses for outside or- ganizations, a few of which are: Chamber of Commerce, State Teach- ers Association, State Deans Asso- ciation, Community Concert Group, Childrens Theater Group, University Club, Lions Club, and Parent Teach- ers Association. Upsilon Kappa is a service club, but it has many social affairs, such as: picnic suppers, speakers, and de- monstrations of interest to members. This past year of 1940, they or- ganized a chapter at Elmira Free Academy, with an organization pat- terned after ours. The purpose of all the club activities is to give the members training in poise, gracious- ness, responsibility and .ability to act wisely in any emergency. Only senior girls may join. New members are taken in in May and then form an ushers corp for Senior Day and Commencement. OFFICERS President ........... Jane Wittkas Vice-President ...... Helen Thomas Secretary . . . . Jeannette Bradley Treasurer ..... Margaret McInroy Rep. Officer ....... Anita Perrotta Adviser ...... Asst. Adviser Mrs. Carolyn Austin .. Mrs. Marie Adams Viola Lofstrom June Loop June Lyon Loretta Madell Elaine Manwaring Mable Markel Margaret MeInroy Ann May Eleanor Miller Anna Miner Ethel Montgomery Ellen Moody Jane Morrell Ma1'ilyn Morrell Anne Morse Marie Morrison Norma Niles Winfred Osgood Anolah Palmer Jeanne Parfitt Mary Pease Anita Perrotta Eileen Peterson Rose Prochilo Betty Pryde Katherine Putnam Madaylain Rehwinkle Shi1'ley Reid Ida Mae Reilly Nancy Ridge Jane Satterlee Gloria Sbedico Ruth Shanbackcr Dorothy Scholl Marian Schultz Janet Shaw Marian Shearer Marilyn Sheive Lois Sherman Betty Slingerland Arlene Smith June Sorenson Margaret Sewers Katherine Speen Margery Spencer Norma Sproul Onalee Stull Catherine Sullivan Marjorie Thomason Lois Thorneley Dorothy Tigue Pauline Tinney Marian Tobey Agnes Treadeau Marian Underwood Mary Underwood Marjorie Valois Ruth Vandermark Ruth Welch Irene Weston Marie Winters Joyce Woodcock June Woodhouse Pauline Zeigler