Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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lass Jack Prunier Nancy Knerr Mary Catherine Reagan William Westervelt Mrs. Luella Bogart Mr. Stanley Krouse Mr. Krouse, Mrs. Bogart. Their first year as upper classmen placed an additional responsibility upon the shoulders of the Juniors. With Jack Prunier re-elected president, they got off to an early start with a Halloween round and square dance. When Thanksgiving rolled around, the Juniors began selling chances on a prize turkey. 'SWant a chance?" became the popular phrase of the month. The first term came to a close with the annual White Christmas Dance. The junior class was well represented at the Senior Carnival with novelties. The exceptional talent of the class was shown in the pres- entation of the first Junior Play in the history of the school. The name of this very successful production was N320 College Ave.', The highlight of the social season was the Junior Day Assembly and the Prom. With this gala affair, the class of ,-l8 climaxed their third successful year of social activities, but now gaily anticipate- their Senior year.

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F x ixM7""f9ff!4 1 ,J ,r ,Wir junior President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisers Standing Wcstervelt, Reagan. Seated: Knerr, Prunier. As veterans of three years at Southside High School, the Junior Class is anxious to take over the Senior activities, even though the first three years have passed too swiftly. They recall with horror the struggles of their Freshman year. Under the able guidance of their advisers, i'Ma,' Bogart and "Prof" Krouse, they elected David Eichner president. After successfully presenting the White Christmas Dance and a skating party at the Grotto, they allied with the junior class in presenting the Buddy Dance. Their first real honor was the Freshman Dav Assembly and dance. The following year they felt much more at home at Southside. They elected Jack Prunier president and things got under way. The first activity was the White Christmas Dance, followed by a ininstrel show, the first ever to be presented by zu Sophomore class. The annual Yearbook Dance ended their long list of activities.

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