Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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7 First Hound Second Round SHS 40 ----, -Horseheads - 32 SHS 55eBingo Cen. - 54 SHS 25eBingo Cen - SU SHS 52-Edison - 53 SHS 27eAcademy - 46 SHS 38-Academy - 50 SHS 34-Cortland - ffl SHS 47-Cortland - 54 SHS 31-eVestal - 33 SHS 59-Vestal - 33 SHS 3UeEndicott - 5U SHS 43-Endicott - BU SHS 4OhBingo North - 'Bl SHS 49-Bingo North - 66 SHS 36-Ithaca - 61 SHS 33-Ithaca - 58 SHS JU-Johnson C - 78 SHS 72-lohnson C - 83 The Southside Hornets began their fourth year of Conference play under the guidance of Coach Simonet Although the boys played good ball the first round, they were handicapped by the loss of Bob Beck- with who had broken his hand in the last football game of the year, This might have been one of the reason why the Hornets salvaged only one gamehthat being against Horseheads, However, there were a few close games which showed the boys still had the old fight The second round found a greatly improved Souihside team. No one could deny that the boys looked much better as they edged by Binghamton Central bv one point. The following game was also close as the Hornets lost to Thomas A. Edison by only one point, The next fireworks held off until the Southsiders inet Vestal, whom they proceeded to trounce 59-33. Binghamton North and Iohnson City came here looking for easy victories, When the air cleared, although Soushside had been beaten, the out-of-town boys had had to fight hard all the way and Southside was not far behind. Special mention should go to Beckwith, Fredericks, and Smith, who played real basketball most oi the time However, we must not forget the other boys who were in there fighting all the tiiiio There were many times when they showed they had a lot of what it takes. mszfy fgasieffaf LETTERMEN Robert Beckwith, Captain lack Fredericks Paul Smith Dave Pierson Charles Maston Lester Gilbert lDeVVitt Cooper lohn Northrup Gene Costello, Man aqer FRED SINIONILT Coach

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Iohn Arcaro Francis Bodewes Iames Burdick Walter Bowers Paul Burgess lack Buckholtz Edward Cavanauah lohn Collins Robert Danlcs Lewis Graham Iames Hollenbeck Cyfaffaff William Knerr Benjamin Niver Leo O'Brien Gordon Ohstrom DeGrove Padgett Paul Prunier Gerald Rothwell Ronald Marks Stanley Coole Iames Hewitt Robert Budnick William Hogan Manarieff lerome Kane Gerald Costello 5 FRED SIMONLZT Coach SCHEDULE They We Athens U 27 Heights ..... , U 37 E. F, A. ,..,, ,... ..,. G U Watkins Glen . , .,,. ZU U Horseheads . . . U 7 The lunior Varsity oi Southside completed a sixccessiiil season by vfinninfg three of its iive games. Gi the two losses, one was to the Watkins Glen Varsity while the other was to tho Academy Iunior Varsity by a score oi 5 to U Because oi the winning season which the l. Vfs enjoyed, there is hope that Southside High will again tield a football team as good as that ot the former two years, if not better 6

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JG! lffSfzsf4e1'!aM LETTERMEN Gordon Ohstrom DeGrove Padgett Louis Graham Ierry Hothwell Wilson Chapman, Captain Anthony Weaver George Holden Dan Manning William Hill Roger Slocum lack Siskin Iames Feldman William Parsons Eugene Murphy Robert Weiskopf, Manager Ausrm THOMAS Coach X First Round Second Hound SHS - 44-Horseheads - 36 SHS -Bingo Cen. - 42 SHS - I9-Bingo Cen. - 30 SHS -Thomas Edison - 34 SHS - 34-Academy - 32 SHS -Academy - 31 SHS - 37-Cortland - 32 SHS -Cortland - 31 SHS - 19-Vestal - 50 SHS -Vestal - 39 SHS - 4l-Endicott - 45 SHS Endicott - 49 SHS - 4l-Bingo North - 62 SHS Bingo North - 52 SHS - 18-Ithaca - 40 SHS Ithaca - 47 SHS - l9-Iohnson C. - 38 SHS Iohnson C. - 51 The TV. team turned in a very good record for the season winning eight of their eighteen games. They were under the guidance of Mr. Austin Thomas. Since these boys will be playing varsity ball next year, Southside can look forward to big things in league competition. 71