Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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Third Row: Chamberlain, Llollier, Kissel, D. Dunn, Rolls, Hoover, Herforth, Ogrodowski, Randolph, Martin Second Row: Laugher, Davis, Longwell, Martin, Breese, M. Dunn, Semler, Dalrymple, Nichols, Scollon, Gardner Strong Jay, Elvidge. first Row: Graves, xf1CDOHl1ld, Johnson, Rowdy, Frawley, Boyd, Walker, Chapman, Thornton. Southside Humane Club The Southside Humane Club was founded in IQ43 by Mrs. Ralph Austin. Its purpose is to interest high school students in the activities of city, state, and na- tional humane societies. When the organization first be an, onl Freshmen and Standing: Bowdy, Boyd, Johnson. Seated: Frawley, Mrs. Austin. S Y Sophomores were eligible for membership, but now the club accepts Fifty students each year who may be from any high school year. The Humane Club's activities through- out the year are varied. In April the club sponsors an assembly and a poster contest. Thioughout the year the members be- come acqualited with the outstanding ohicers of larger humane organizations and also assist the Elmira Humane Society by writing, folding, stamping, and posting l0,000 membership cards. President Vice Presid Secretary Treasurer Adviser 78 CU! Ofiicers Edward Frawley Ruth Johnson Anna Mae Bowdy Kathryn Boyd Mrs. Ralph Austin

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Seventh Row: Cappucci, Painton, Tobias, Cobb, Hill, Clark, Austin, Fleming, Mathews, Lundy, Lutz, Shepherd Stubbs Vergalito, TenBroeck, Ziegler. Sixth Row: Wright, Wick, M. Seymour, Hamilton, Hopseker, Roth, Pastore, Johnson, Robbins, Thompson, Williams Adams Beers. Fifth Row: Dove, E. Seymour, Leff, Lee, McLane, Hourigan, Mulcahy, Wladis, Titus, Andersen, Houston, Hunsinger, Hoffman, Kelly, Huijfner. Fourth Row: Owens, Rose, Whitmore, Gordon, Brill, Cleveland, Bowdy, Bukowski, Devon, Rowe, Heller, Harvu Stermel 'lhird Row: Collins, Dalton, Cassctta, Sayles, Payne, Ruth, Flaig, Boyd, Dunn, Steed, Allen, Taylor, Calhoon Second Row: Appleman, Collier, DeRenzo, Devereaux, Kelly, Benedict, I-lerforth, Shaffer, Everett, Farrell, Wagner First Row: C. Barr, E. Barr, Burdsell, Carr, Wellman, Clarke, Ruggles, Kuster, Laldwin, M. Bennett, Gilmore L Bennett Upsilon Kappa Officers President .. . ,,,,, Betty Rugglcs Secretary . . Violet Wclmm Vice President . . Joyce Clarke Treasurer . Barbara Kustci Adviser V Mrs. Ralph Austin Llpsilon Kappa is a school service and social club whose membership is open to Senior girls only. Since its organization in l928. it llas grown in numbers and activities until every Southside girl looks forward to becoming a member. The services rendered to the school include ushering at assemblies and all other school functions, maintaining a hostess table. and assisting the school nurse. Several worthy projects have been success- fully undertaken this year. The hostess table and chairs have been improved in appearance by the addition of green slip covers. In October a bag supper was held in the cafeteria. Alter this. Nlr. Donald Palmer. manager of the Cor- ton Coy Beauty Salon, gave a. demonstration ol' correct hair styles. The club ushered at the annual lilmira Little Symphony Concert anfl at the musical, 'klleadin' Hollywoodw. given by the Kiwanis Club. In Niay. Junior girls are invited to become members. These new members usher on Senior Day and at Commencement. Standing: Wellman, Clarke, Kuster Seated: Ruggles, Mrs. Austin.

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Third Row: Hogan, Dombroske, Huffnei, lwI2lIl1K?WS, Lutz, Ru th, Fargo, Oldham, Dalton. Seeond Row: Hazel, Cheney, Richards, Ramsdell, Miss Barber, Hill, Broieh, Bennett, Kendall First Row: -Ianowski, Purdy, Guinane, Beseaneeney, Eekler, Mikkelsen. Library Staff The Library Staff plays a very important part in Southside High School. There is more to a rnember's job than to sit behind a big desk and say, iLMay I see your slip?'y or 'iHave your slips signed, please." It goes far beyond that. The staff keeps the books in their proper order on the shelves, assists students in selecting books, gives information as to where books may be found, eharges outgoing books, replaces cards in incoming books, and assists Miss Barber in many other ways. To show her appreciation to her 'ilibrary fumilyf, Miss Barber entertains theni in June at a luncheon at the Mark Twain Hotel. lll'WWll ElX U' ll lllflf e , , 79