Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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I 1--n.fQf ,rf- Contents i Alma Mat er 2 Dedication 4 Faculty 6 Seniors 11 Class History 43 Underclassmen 45 Organizations 55 I Sports 71 Features 83 Sponsors 88+ Dedica ion It seems a shame that tribute sometimes is not paid to a great individual until after his death. Such was the case in the recent passing of a very beloved friend- Cliiford F. McNaught. While he was with us, we took him for granted. He was there when we wanted him, he was there when we didn't want him. I shall never forget how shocked everyone was on hearing that our principal had died. It was about ten-thirty on the evening of June thirtieth. Several of the kids from school were a.t my house. We were all in a very pleasant mood, not even dreaming of such an unhappy experience as death. Then came the two phone calls: first, the parent, then, the teacher. It was hard to believe, it was hard to understand, it was hard to react. Most of the girls were silent, the fellows being the ones who spoke. However, the most any of them said was, Gee, he sure was a swell guy. It didn't seem possible, but it was true. Mr. McNaught was gone. He was gone, but his spirit was still there with us. We started recalling all the little experiences we had shared with him. Some remembered him as the man they had feared most in their high school years. Some remembered him as a big man, able to do anything possible. However, most of us remembered Mr. McNaught as the one person who believed in each and every one of us, the person who shared his parental love with us, the person who wanted all of us to succeed. We remembered how he used to sit in his oiiice, gazing upon a long line of criminals who had come for their sentences. We remembered how he used to greet us in the hall with a smile, or if he was troubled, with a slight frown. We remembered how his eyes always twinkled, especially during class day assemblies, those eyes that seemed to say with pride, They're mine. They're all mine. We remembered the last Senior Day as- sembly and how his eyes had filled with tears as the graduating class sang their last good-byes. We realized that all too soon, our own class would be saying good-bye, that it would be so sad, and that it would be so empty, for-after all-he wouldn't be there. P 4 Wallace J. Howell, M. A. Principal iq, Q ,ggffi 'F PBR IHANKYUQ1 Director The man behind the smooth running mecha- nism of Southside's curriculum is Wallace J. Howell. Formerly principal of George M. Diven School, Mr. Howell began his work at South- side this year upon the death of the well loved Clifford F. McNaught. Already with his help- ing hand and willing smile, Mr. Howell has en- deared himself to the faculty and students of Southside High School. Being principal of a high school the size of Southside is no easy job. Besides supervising the regular business of each school day, Mr. Howell's duties entail advising pupils and teachers, filling out various college recommendation blanks, and attending teacher's meetings and P. T. A. sessions. Despite the many duties which he must carry through, Mr. Howell still finds time to make acquaintance with the pupils both individually and in groups. We are indeed fortunate in having so conscien- tious and able a man as Mr. Howell for our principal. George Abbott S. Carolyn Austin,.B. S. Minnie Baltimore, A B Director of Music Glrls Admsefv Science Latin. English fi' William Biery. B. S. Hf'lf'lI Bower. A. B. Elsa Brookfield, M. A. Marion Lynch Burlce, M. A. Kathleen Butler, M A Hand. Orchestra Mrzlhcmatics Spanish French, Englwh Mathematics Q l.-null! 3' AV. Filisheth Chapman, A. B. Margaret Cleveland, B. S. Ruth Cole, B. S. Marion Connelly, B, S, Dorothy Connor English Physical Education History. Bookkeeping Shorthand, Transcription MllSiC -E Pauline COODCT, A- B- Madeleine Daly, A. B. Abraham Ferris, B. S. John Finlay, M. A. Elizabeth Finter, M. A Eflgli-Yll Latin Mathematics Mathematics, Science Home Economics . xi yy !, V 7 a-F N902 William F. Dohberstein, Roland George, B. P. E. Patrick L. Goostrey, M. A. Elizabeth Grube Robert Habersaat, M. S M. A. Physical Education History Ofice Practice. Physical Education Guidance Secretarial Practice Ward Ham Margaret Hapeman, M. S. Clifford Harding Related Machine Business Arithmetic Commercial Director 7 If WW.1'r'::-' -K f L 'Q7 4 . Mabel l. Haupt, M. A. Marian Hoolilian, A. B. Lynn Hunt. B. S. English Social Studivs Drafting 1 Nlury S. ,le-nkins Il:-lr-n ll. .lone-S. M. A. Myfanwy King, B. Stanley Krouse, A. li. .larana LZIBIITI, M. Ed. lffngligh English Iligmry Chemislry Cuiflanre rv' pf William l.1lI1lZ Marian LaVine, M. A. Edith Lee, B. S. Ruby M. Lee. B. S. Winifred D. l.uc'y. A. B. lldnnlu-urlfirig. Cf-m-ral Shop Snriul Stzulws. Cuidanm- Hnmemaking Science Malhernatirs ln, A-dv, l.m-lla KI. I.unrl. B. 5. Rolwrt .I Lynough, M, A. Varner MacRorie Alive Magenis. M. A, Charles R. Miller, A- B Biology English Machine Shop Histarv Driver Eduratinn 8 W-.- ' Ellen Brown Moxley. M. A. lfraneis Mullins, M. S. C. Lewis Parsons, B. S. Kathryn Pollock, M. S. Ed. Winifycd Prephgl, A, B, English PlU'SfCal Education Electric Sl10lP- Home Economics Director German, Engligh Related Subjects Judy Ritter, M. A. Eleanor Robinson, M. S. Sylvia Rockwell, B. S. Jean B. Rodgers, B. S. Anastasia Rosinski, A. B., B. Physical Education Guidance, Home Economics General Mathematics Librarian Ass't. Librarian 'N ...JH Elbert Ryerson, M. F. A. Irene St. John, B. S Harold Schwalb, M, A, Francis Shepherd Thomas Stenson, B. S. Art Director English Retailing M chf17'Shopf History l , L BACKE Q P' Leslie J. Stottle Roscoe C. Tarhell, M. S. Charles Tinney Guidance Vocational Director Sheet Metal 9 Leslie K. Travis, B. S. General Metals Ci? 'Mr gm? Kenneth C. Winsor. B. S. Science. Mathematics 'QE' I Be-rdf-na Strong Cafeteria Manager Charlotte Flynn Home Economics lsubstitutel Donna D. Van Allen, B. S. Typewriting Rose Hoffman Secretary Alice Bixler Ass't in Cafeteria CAMERA SHY TEACHERS Florence Callahan. M. A. English. Public Speaking Vlargaret Flynn, A. B. Social Studies .lulia Peckham, B. S. Homemaking William Stewart, M. B. A. Bookkeeping. Law Osmond G. Wall, M. A. Academic Director M. Florence Stapleton, R. N. School Nurse X 4 10 Helen Winsor Art ::,f H ' . , , any 'Q ,- ' Y v tm 1 1 , qu, 1 - 'Q 1 1 , X a 1 5- , , Y , 4 X , 1 , n a 4 Q . ' . v ' Q Q . , ' Q , , ' Q 1 i 'X ' . ' K 4 ' . . I , - . ,fy , . - ' . ' b - . , '. . ' K---V f ' ' 5 4 0 I 'A 4. K H 1 5 u 3 . . . , A , a U 1 Q M-1-N' M- A WA, .Q ve ng ' is xv if f. sv -0 m V , M ' ' g 'A --f Mmiwfn , I I N Q Q A. ' ' 1 av ,Q 1, u- nf is ax mr is me Z u M1 , , , . , V- W .. in ww wi1 W K K K I Wk W r 4 H sv-M 'n-'N . ' E M. 'fmfx Q 'W Wk f ,.,., ,. K 'W' A F, PM Ah V Mmm: I A - . K, I ,V K I I K . 1 MMM U hh -i . k I K I LEAD 1953 .'Q'7s 1,447-'? ' R. Burke. Treasurer: ll. l,etson. Vicf--Prcsiilcnt: ff. Brink. Historian: F. Kustcr. Secretary: A. Mcflann, President. l.uclla C.. l.un4l Azlriscr During our four years in Southside. the leads in our productions have played their parts well. They have gained the applause of all their audience. To our advisers. the directors. we give a hearty hand. With patience and diligence they have coached us through four successful years. With gratitude we recognize our ever-changing leads-as freshman. sophomores. and juniors. as well as during our senior year. To them goes a large part of the credit for making each presentation a success. With the rest of the class in supporting roles. they performed well. And so we see their names in lights-the unforgotten stars of our high school days. l.cslic .l. Stottlc .4fl1'i.wr I2 KENNETH ACKERSON Academic Wellsburg Union Dad fiilbretli -Caruso of Southside-smiling blue eyes -to be a teacher is his am- bition. Footliphters, Choir, El-So-Hi, Junior Play, Class Assemblies, Quartctte, Glue Club, Qual- itoncs. EDNA MAY ADAMS Commercial Hendy Ave, Full of pep and ambition- always a smile - always a good word. Junior Play Committee, Jun- ior Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees, Hi-Y. 'Wa SYLVIA ALLEN Academic Parley Coburn Beautiful voice, sparkling eyes, an ardent church worker. Choir 141, Glee Club 131, Upsilon Kappa. Spanish Club, Class Assemblies 11, 2, 31, Spring Hope Show, Qual- itones. gy x ,af V as 'W H Fi' we 1 . 51 N , .ff ,.,,,,, . f , CHARLES AGAN Vocational St. I'atrick's Quiet, winning smile, at nice person to know. GAIL E. ANDREXVS Academic Pennsylvania. Ave. Five-foot two, eyes of blue , charming personality, nursing is in her future. G. A. A. 119, Choir 133, National Honor Society, Class Assemblies 11, 2, 37, Spring Hope Show, Assistant Treas- urer of Upsilon Kappa, Christ- mas Assembly, Various Com- mittees. ALYCE KAY ATKINSON Academic Parley Coburn Kay 'has beauty plus brains 5 her hair is the envy of many persons. Upsilon Kappa, Honor So- ciety, Class Assembly, Various Committees. DIANE APPLETON Commercial Coldbrook Park Quiet and sincere, always on the go, friendly smile. Upsilon Kappa, Various Com- mittees. he K ZW, JOHN A. ARIKIAN Academic Parley Coburn John - Rocky's proud master - that twinkle in his eye always means Tun. Footlighters, Choir, Band, Or- chestra, Glee Club, Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball, Edsonian Business and Lit- erary Staff, Class Assemblies, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, Student Council. fi O ms, UA Q 0 swf BARBARA BANFILL Academic St. Mary's Quiet, petite, a friensl to all: to be a nurse is her ambition. Cheerlcadcfs Club, Ili-Y, lTp- silon Kappa, Junior Play and l'rom Committee. asv., RICHARD BEBBLE Academic St. Mary's Dickie Joe has a way with girls, always ready to help, sharp dresser. I.1etterman's Club, Class Coun- cil 11, 21, Homeroom Basket- ball, Varsity VVrestllng C2J, Various Committees. MARY LOUISE BEDROSIAN Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Beautiful Brown Eyes - pleasing personality - her Dajama. parties are unforget- table. Co-editor ot Edsonlan, Na- tional Honor Society, Proof- reader of El-So-Hi, Spanish Club 13, 45, Various Commit- tees, Upsilon Kappa, Youth County. VVILLIAM BELIG Academic Hopkins St, Hiya, Pop! 1 - handsome guy - bound to succeed. Homt-room Basketball and Volleyball, El-So-Hi Advertis- ing Staff, Junior Play, Junior Assembly, Senior Play. A .45 S MARY JO BEMENT Academic Parley Coburn A car of her own is M. J.'s ambition: loves to dance and have a good time. G. A. A. 113, Junior Histor- ical Society, French Club, Up- silon Kappa, Various Commit- tees ff - 3 sie as SANDRA BLACK Academic Brunswick Junior High Famous for her oral topics- a ready worker - A1 Jolson's lmitator. G.A.A. 413, Junior Historical Society, El-So-Hi Business Staff 123, El-So-Hi Literary Staff 133, Class Assemblies 11, 2, 31, Co-Chairman of Junior Assembly, Edsonian Literary Staff, Upsilon Kap- pa, Various Committees. DOLORES BLITZ Commercial St. Boniface School Williamsport, Pa. Tall, dashing red locks, beau- tiful smlle, fond of athletics -she'll be a success. Upsilon Kappa. SHIRLEY BLANCHARD Commercial Pennsylvania Ave. Lovely blond hair: smiling blue eyes, always on the go. G. A. A. 117, Cheerleaders Club, Various Committees, Upsilon Kappa. x ROSALIE G. BLY Academic Farley Coburn Friendly, quiet, efficient - a. teacher's degree is in her horoscope. Junior Historical Society 113, Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi Staff 123, Honor Society, Edsonian Typing Editor. JOHN CHARLES BRAND Vocational St. Mary's Artistic in handicraft - the great lover - a nice fellow to know. WVx'estling Team ill, Letter- man's Club, Homeroom Bas- ketball f2J, Edsonian Busi- ness Staff. KATHLEEN BOXVERS Commercial St. Mary's Sweet smile - favorite oc- cupant of 107 - typical Southsider. Class Assemblies 11, 2, 33, Vpsilon Kappa, Junior Prom Committee, Various Commit- tees. CAROL ANNE BRINK Academic Parley Coburn Adored by all, our darling Em with the pug nose. Glee Club 411, G. A. A, 113, Student Council 11, 39, Soph- omore Class Historian, Co- Chairman of Sophomore Day, Drama Club f2, 35, Class As- semblies 42, 33. Junior Queen Attendant, Junior Class Sec- retary, Junior Play, Senior Class Historian, El-So-Hi Ad- vertising Manager, Senior Play, Footlighters' Secretary, Various Committees, Upsilon Kappa RONALD E. BURKE Academic St. Mary's Sharp describes him well- ladics' man, camera-clicker, money holder. Class Treasurer 12, 3, 41, Student Council Treasurer, J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Track 137, Varsity Basketball 125, Letterman's Club, Youth County, Boy's State, Senior Play, Edsonian and El-So-Hi Photographer, Edsonian Business Staff, Ford Motor Industrial Arts Award, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. JAMES BROOKS Commercial L Vifellsburg Southside's Albert Einstein- a strong supporter of Satur- days - rates high marks in study halls. 13721 MARIAN BOYNTON Academic Hendy Ave. Morale of the Navy -- lover of math - friendly smile - soft voice. G. A. A., Upsilon Kappa, Jun- ior and Senior Play Commit- tees, Various Committees. DAYYYN .urtu Commercial YVill be the tary - true sire -- a QLD by U- QSO sgf I'Al'I,lNI'I Bl 'RKETT .Kcademic llarley Coburn Nice things come in small pack:ip:es - sparkling: eyes -- dark tri-sses. Humane Club 113. Ill-So-Ili ill, Junior I'lay Committec. Vpsilon Kappa. BETTY JANE BVRTON Commercial Central High School Auburn, N. Y. Short and sweet -- always w lling to help - a friendly smile for all Glee Club 427, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Committee. Us 'Z' .. e,,ss'e , - S PATRICIA CALLAHAN Academic St. Mary's Rubbling personality - beauty, brains, and bounce sum up Patty, Junior Red Cross Represent- ative 137, El-So-Hi Repre- sentative, Spanish Club, Na- tional llonor Society. Youth County, Ifldsonian Literary Staff, Stage Manager for Sprinf-Y Ilnpc Show and .Tun- ior I'lay, I-'reshman Assembly, I'psilon Kappa. Y:-VV X.. MARY ELIIFIN C.-XNIIA Commercial XVflVl'l'lj' Jr. llitlh Orip:'in:il Charleston Chick head in ilu- Cltlllilg-IllXYJlYS the center of attention .Iunior Assembly, Spring: Hope Sliow, Vpsilon Kappa. N MARILYN CANIS Academic Hopkins St. Sweet and likable - sure to do any job well - neat as rt pin. Class Councils 11, 2, Ill, G. A. A. 115, Choir 111, Secretary oi' Honor Soeiety, Youth County, Fil-Su-Hi Staff. Nd- sonian Literary Staff, Fresh- man A ssembly, Junior Play Committee, Various Commit- tees, l'1lSllOl'l Kappa Vice- President. VIRGINIA CHAMLSI-ZRIIAIN A null-mic Hopkins St 4liiu1er has a magic way with horses as wvll as people. l'psilon Kappa, Choir, Cheer- lt.-:ida-i s Club, G. A. A. RICHARD CAREY Academic Farley Coburn XVit helps to make a great guy. NX'ith that smile he'll surely succeed. Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, Junior Historical So- ciety, Class Assembly, Hu- mane Club Vice-President, lfootlighters, Student Council ill- 5 JOHN CARPENTER Academic Purley Coburn Harry James of S. H. S.: nice fellow to have around - blllshcs easily. Humane Club President 119, Junior Historical Society, Or- chestra, llonieroom Basket- ball, Class Assembly, Co- Chairman lf'reshman As- sembly, Spring Hope Show, Glee Club ill. td IU9 MX, FRITZ CLARK Vocational Hopkins St. A great personality - where there's Ike, there's laughter. Varsity Football. f . ,QM , ji! ffz. 41' -Jw KMA ff - Q7 , J L X, JILL CLARK Academic Coldbrook Park Loves gum - full of fun -- a friend to all - nursing in her future. Student Council 111, Foot- lighters, Various Committees, Upsilon Kappa, Christmas As- sembly. MARY LOU CLARK Commercial Hopkins St. Nice to know, nice to be with - all 'round gal. Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Various Committees, Upsllon Kappa. PHYLLIS J. CLARK Academic Hopkins St. Brains, clothes, friends ga- lore - what more could a girl ask for? E1-So-Hi Staff, Edsonian Lit- erary Staff, Youth County, Cheerleaders Club Historian 131, Glee Club 141, Choir131, J. V. Cheerleader 121, Vars- ity Cheerleader 111, G. A. A. 111. Council 11, 21, Class As- semblies 11, 2, 31, Christmas Assembly 13, 41, National Honor Society, Qualitones, Upsilon Kappa, Various Com- mittees. ROGER CLARK Vocational Hopkins St. Quiet and mysterious - no one knows what goes on be- hind those sparkling eyes. T Q I WILLIAM CLARK Academic Parley Coburn Bill has everything a guy could ask for - including beautiful curly hair. Junior Class President, Na- tional Honor Society, J. V. Basketball 121, Varsity Track 13, 41, Varsity Football 141, Senior Play, Letterman's Club, Various Committees, Foot- lighters, Youth County, Home- room Sports, Edsonian Lit- erary Staff, Cornell Day Dele- gate, Junior Prom King At- tendant, Spring Hope Show. DEANE COBB Commercial Edgeworth Easy to get along with - makes a good friend. Traffic Squad 111, Various Committees. ALLAN COBB Commercial Edgeworth Small in stature but very friendly, Humane Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Wrestling 121, Class As- semblies 12, 31. JENEVRA ANN COLE Commercial George WVashington Jolly Jerry - always ready to help -- loves athletics. Junior Play, Various Commit- ees, Upsilon Kappa. CHARLES Academic COMFORT Parley Coburn Chuck's brains and love of God will certainly bring him many successes. Student Council, Homeroom Basketball, National Honor Society -President, Junior Historical Society, Flag Squad ll, LZ, 3, H, EdsonlanLit1-ralry Staff, Choir, Youth County. LYNN B. COMFORT Academic Parley Coburn From Boy Scouts to C. A. P., Lynn's really going places. Choir 133, Glee Club t3J, Hxnnano Club 121. Spring Hope Show, Student Council Talent Show. f a '9 G NANCY COLE Commercial Parley Coburn Pretty as a picture and just as sweet. Edsonian Business Staff, Up- silon Kappa, Band, Sophomore Council, Junior Play Commit- tee. BARBARA COMFORT Commercial Parley Coburn Nice smile - easy to be with - tops in athletics. G. A. A. President, Intramural Sports, Upsilon Kappa CLIFFORD I-I. CONKLIN Vocational XVellsburg Union Quiet, easy-going 3 VVellsburg's loss, Southside's gain, J. V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball QWellsburgJ. GLENN COOPER Commercial Parley Coburn Clean cut, friendly, peps up any El-So-Hi meeting. Spring Hope Show, Humane Club President, Student Coun- ciety, El-So-Hi, Edsonian Business Staff. 4 7 ' A cil 621, Junior Historical So- 'il I I8 JOHN CONNELLY Academic St. Mary's A born leader - our capable S. C. President - clothes conscious. Student Council President, Boy's State, Youth County, Class Council, Junior Play. Spring Hope Show, Class As- semblies, Co-Chairman Junior Day, Humane Club, Letter- man's Club, Footlighters, Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball, Track, Football, Various Committees. PATRICIA CORNXVELL Academic Hendy Ave. Pat's outlook on life will bring her one constant com- panion - happiness. Cheerleader's Club, Spring Hope Show, Various Commit- tees, Upsilon Kappa. STEPHEN COSTELLO Academic St. Mary's Athlete superb, Steve's always giving his best in whatever he does. J. V. Football f2J, Varsity Football 121, Track 133, Let- terman's Club, Homeroom Basketball. WILLIAM L. CORTRIGHT Commercial Parley Coburn Man of few words - a stanch and truc friend. MARYFRANCES CYJWVLEY Academic St. Mary's Serious minded, but can al- ways flnd a silver lining - a wonderful gal. Upsilon Kappa. Spanish Club, Stage Manager for Spring Hope Show and Junior Play, Class Assemblies 12, 33, El- So-Hi Exchange Editor, El- So-Hi Representative, Various Committees. GEORGINA E. CUNNINGHAM Commercial Parley Coburn Good as gold and just as val- uable to all of us. Freshman and Sophomore Class Secretary, National Honor Society, Upsilon Kappa Recording Secretary, Edson- ian Literary Staff, Cheer- leader's Club, Class Assembly 113, Senior Council. A. JEAN COX Academic Parley Coburn All that life contains, Jean represents plus vim, vigor, and vitality. Cheerleaders Club 433, Var- sity Cheerleader flj, J. V, Cheerleader 421, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Class Assemblies 61, 2, 35, Junior Queen Candi- date, Edsonian Literary Staff. DIANA M COSTELLO Academic Lillian shell never upon Junior Play Cheer leader Cheerleaders Club Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa Christmas As- sembly Youth County Various Committees Parley Coburn although small, be looked down G A A J. V. Ifootllghters, SHIRLEY CUER Homemaking Wellsburg Union Sweet, friendly: loves to dance as well as cook. J. V. Cheerleader, Variety Show, Freshman Assembly, CWellsburgJ. Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees tS.H.S.J. It O fi? sift, by Q90 :gf it PAITL J. CURRIER Academic Edgeworth Paul will make many friends and hold them ln the future, Homcroom Basketball. RUTH ANN DAVIS Academic Darley Coburn Southsi1lc's Mrs. Somebody have a cookbook? Upsilon Kappa, Choir 421. DORIS R. CUSICK Academic St. Mary's Dec - her sweet loving way will always assure her nany admirers. Class Assemblies 11, 2, 31, Student Council 421, Junior Council, Vice-President Stu- dent Council, Youth County, Junior Prom Queen, Spanish Club Secretary, Christmas As- se-mbly 12, 41, Footlighters, Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees, Edson- lan Business Staff. Spring Hope Show 42, 41. THOMAS DANAHER Academic Parley Coburn Terrific NVorker class wit personality plus Freshman Treasurer Foot- ball Clee Club fl 21 Choir, El So Hi Business Staff LOIS A. DAWLEY Academic Parley Coburn Short and sweet, smoky blue eyes - typical Southsider, Choir 121, Edsonlan Business Staff, G. A. A. 621, Class As- semblles 11, 2, 31, Upsilon Kappa Assistant Treasurer. Various Committees. JO ANN M. DETRICK Academic Parley Coburn Cookie - clicks with drum sticks - S. H. S. blond tomb- shell. Eianfl 131, Orchestra 121, Choir 421, Class Assembly 11, 31, Sophomore Council, Var- ious Committees. 20 SANDRA DEAN Academic Parley Coburn Always busy, always bright - never has a, care ln sight. Glee Club, G. A. A., Class Assembly 11, 31, Cheerleader's Club, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. 1916 ROBERT DECKER Academic Parley Coburn Quiet and likable - never cross - always a. friend. Homcroom Basketball and Volleyball. M ALBERT R. DRAHT Vocational Jerusalem Hill 1: 2 Wonderful guy backstage - always helpful and calm. Traffic Squad, Senior Play Construction. ARLENE DRISCOLL Commercial Parley Coburn Gay laughter - sweet voice - swell to have around. Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleader's Club, G. A. A., J. V. Cheer- leader, Choir, Glee Club, Spring Hope Show, Class As- sembly 11, 2, 31, Qualitones. g GERALD DUNNE Academic Parley Coburn First halt' of the famous two- some -- the tuba boy--thril- ling bass voice. Humane Club Secretary, Band 141, Orchestra 131, Choir 141, Spring Hope Show 121, Sen- ior Play, Glee Club 121. Qual- ltones, Intramural Sports. T I . lg ART DRAKE Academic St. Mary's A demon ticket-seller: whiz- bang on the dance floorg sure to succeed. Humane Club Treasurer, Sen- ior Play Assistant Business Manager, Edsonian Business Staff, Various Committees. JACK DUNNE Academic Parley Coburn The same - only more so. Have we got you straight? Band 141, Choir 141, Glee Club 121, Humane Club, Spring Hope Show, Home- gocffn Volleyball and Basket- a . PHILIP M. EICHNER Academic Parley Coburn 1 part music, 1 part automo- bile, 1 part personality -- re- cipe for a happy life. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council. 2l MARIE DRAXLER Homemaklng Pennsylvania. Ave. Lovely smile - serene per- sonality - nice to know. Christmas Assembly, Upsllon Kappa, Various Committees. JOANNE M. EATON Academic St. Marys Short and gentle - sweet to everyone - one swell gal. G. A. A. 111, Upsilon Kappa 'Yew f 11 ffm ff , EDWARD ELFORD Academic St. James Orlando, Florida A grand guy with a grand smile for everyone. JOAN H. ENYEDY Academic Parley Coburn A gal with lots of pep - al- ways ready for a good time. Class Assemblies Q1, 33, Choir 113, G. A. A. 413, Upsllon Kappa, Spanish Club, Council 113. El-So-Hi Staff. Youth County, Various Committees. 414 1? 52? DOROTHY ELMER Academic St. Mary's Shy smile - a sweet girl - loves to have fun. lfpsilon Kappa, Cheerleaders Club, Various Committees. DONALD ENGLISH Academic St. Ma1'y's Handsome dresser - great personality - has a way with girls. MICHAEL ENYEDY Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Our own Dennis Day - a beautiful voice with a person- ality to match. Szage Crew 12, 33, Track 11, 3, 43, J. V. Football 61, 23, Varsity Football 143, Spring Hope Show 42, 3, 43, Edson- iun Sports Staff, Class As- stmblies, Homeroom Volley- ball and Basketball, Talent Show, Various Committees. '04 . 3. 41 U' wid so . SHIRLEY ESAIAS Commercial George M. Diven A gal from Pine City who loves to dance at the Hayloft. G. A. A., Upsllon Kappa, Li- brary Staff, Junior and Sen- ior Play Committees, Various Committees. GEORGE FAULKNER Vocational Parley Coburn Quiet man behind the scenes - keeps the show rolling. Stage Crew. iw.. AVERIL Y. EVANS Academic Hendy Ave. Our very talented actress with a host of friends and ad- mirers. Class Assembly 11, 2, 33, G. A. A. QD. Cheerleaders Club 113, Footlighters, El-So- Hi 42, 3, 43, Edsonian Liter- ary Staff, Glee Club 423, Choir 43. 43, Qualitones. Junior Play, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, French Club, Christmas Assemblies, Upsllon Kappa, Council 123, Various Committees. WILLIAM D. FISHBOUGH Academic Coldbrook Park The handy man - always ready to tackle anything. Footllghters, Senior Play, Youth County, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. 401-fr JAMES FOEHNER Academic Pennsylvania Ave. One of the Four Winds with a. quick wit and hearty laugh. Class Assembly, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Spring Hope Show, Cholr, Glee Club, Qualltones. GEORGE E. FITZPATRICK Vocational Parley Coburn Hard to get started - even harder to stop - forever jok- ng. I-Iomeroom Volleyball. CONSTANCE FIVES Commercial Wellsburg Union A gay gal who likes to dance and talk to her heart's con- tent. A Yearbook, School Paper, Choir, Library Club CWells- burgl. Upsllon Kappa, Var- WILLIAM FORSYTI-I Vocational St. Mary's Always dependable and loyal to his acquaintances. DANIEL FRANK Technical Electricity - Pennsylvania Ave. Mighty man on the gridiron: qulet isometimesj ln the classroom. J. V. Football 127, Varsity Football 123, Letterman's Club, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. ARDELLE FOULKE Commercial Parley Coburn The mischief in her eyes magnlfies the sweetness ln her heart. Cheerleadefs Club, Edsonian Business Staff, Upsllon Kap- Da. lous Committees fsouthsldel . KIRK A. FOVVLER. , ,ff V , Academic Parley fn K Athletic, ambitious a labzgy Kirk ls an lfl ?Yo nd guy J. V. ootb 1 , J, Yah-'sity Footb l , 3, J. V. asket- ball , Va -Ba et ll 1 13, , Tr ' nl VPI , Glee Club 1 2 a, Danls 1 ' Club Vice- esid , Letter-, Nl man's Clu . 'w :Q O 1375.1 V Xnf Q30 Q-gl If BERNETA FREDERICKS Academic Parley Coburn Bubbllng over with friends and personality - life of the party. J. V. Cheerleader 417, Var- sity Cheerleader 121, Cheer- leader's Club, G. A. A., Na- tional Honor Society, Edson- ian Business Staff, Upsilon Kappa, Class Assemblies, Chairman of Sophomore Dance, Various Committees. KENNETH J. FRENCH Vocational Parley Coburn Quiet, shy manner, nice smile -- a pal to have around. 4' x JAMES NICHOLAS FRISK Academic St. Mary's Our A-1 student - translat- ing genius -- his aim: a doc- tor's degree. Edsonian Co-Editor, Honor Society, Youth County, French Club, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, El-So-Hi Staff, Student Council. if WILLIAM FRISK DONALD G. FUDGE Vocational Parley Coburn Vocational All 'round athlete - base- George Washington ba1l's his favorite - a friend Always agreeable - never a to all. frown - a very nice guy to Baseball, Homeroom Basket- have around- ball, Letterman's Club. Various Committees. DONALD GETOLA Academic St. Pa.trlck's A sincere and loyal friend - a. hard worker. Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. 21 Q ELLEN P. FRIENDS Homemaking Hopkins St. A sweet country gal who likes 4-H work - makes friends easily. Upsilon Kappa. 'M RENAMARIE GALLAVAN Academic St. Mary's Always carrying a saxophone - the band will miss her next year. Band 431. Orchestra 131. G. A. A. 127. Upsilon Kappa, J un i o r Play Committee, Freshman Assembly. PATRICIA GILLETTE Academic Parley Coburn Never satlsfledg always trying something new - No. 1 in S. H. S. gossip column. Intramural Basketball, Span- ish Club, Student Council 623, G A. A., Hi-Y, Upsilon Kappa, Class Assembly, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Var- ious Committees. EDWARD J. GOLDEN Academic St. Mary's Orange - one of the boys - adds color to any party or classroom. Student Council. MARGARET A. GOOD Academic St. Mary's Peggy - implsh twinkle - mischief is her business - does her share of talking. El-So-Hi Business Staff, Span- ish Club, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Upsllon Kappa. SHIRLEY A. GRAHAM Commercial Hopkins St. Hair styles galore - will make some lucky executive a good secretary. J. V. Cheerleader f2J, Varsity Cheerleader 413, Cheerleader's Club, Upsilon Kappa, Spanish Club, Junior Play Party Co- Chairman, Various Commit- tees. MARY ANN GRANGER MYRON F. GREEN SHIRLEY GREEN Homemaking Parley Coburn Academic Parley Coburn Homemaking Edgeworth A candy-counter girl who Pinky - class comic - Smell something burning? It loves to cook and sew - all keeps 'em rollin' in the aisles. wasn't ShiI'l6Y'S Cake fOr' Sure. Set for 3' HQDPY life- Orchestra, Wrestling, Senior UDSi10l'1 Kappa. Upsilon Kappa. Play, Spring Hope Show, Class Assembly 12, 31, H e- room Volleyball Lette m ' 1' X Club. 6 f ,- UL I, M 2 DONALD GROVE Commercial Coldbrook Park Neat dresser - hair always combed - mischief twinkling in his eyes. J. V. Basketball ill, Varsity Basketball Q21 M RONALD HAMLIN Academic Parley Coburn Plays a sweet sux - always joking - top row in chem- istry class. Band 11-43, Orchestra 12-43, Choir 111, Junior Play, Spring Hope Show 12, 31, Junior Assembly. JOHN E. HELD Academic Farley Coburn Sure of what he wants and goes after lt with all he's got. I-Iomeroom Volleyball, Wrest- ling 12, 35. MARY JANE HENLEY A-:ademlc Parley Coburn Perpetual giggle - a love for joy and happiness - her ambition: nursing. Upsilon Kappa. Junior Assem- bly, Hi-Y, Various Commit- tees. 'ugh 'Sa U3 ARDEN E. HANER Academic Parley Coburn Happy-go-lucky - says little, but is full of fun. JACQUELINE HAW Commercial S. S. Peter and Paul Beautiful black hair - hearty laugh - loads of fun. Humane Club 113, Library Council 127, Upsllon Kappa, Freshman Assembly, Various Committees. GERALD V. HILL Commercial Wellsburg Union Has a way which will win future success and happiness. J. V. Basketball, Freshman Day, 1WellsburgJ. SUE CAROL HITTER Academic Parley Cobum Beautiful clothes - lovely eyes - engaging smile -- that's our Sue. Cheerleader's Club, Class As- semblles 11, 29, Various Com- mltbees. 26 WILLIAM IRV ING HILL Academic Hopkins St. Always a brush cut - al- ways a smile - never a dull moment with Bill. J. V. Football 121, Varsity Football 111, Track 121, Let- terman's Club, Homeroom Basketball, Wrestling 117, Edsonlan Sports Staff, Co- chalrman of Junior Prom. WILLIAM B. HOGAN Academic Parley Coburn Whether a smile, a joke, or squeaky voice, Bill's the best. J. V Basketball Manager, Varsity Track Manager, Hu- mane Club, El-So-Hl, Edson- ian Sports Staff, French Club, ROSEMARY HUMMER Commercial St. Mary's A welcome addition to any group -- will make an effici- ent secretary. Upsllon Kappa. Junior Play, Honor Society, Homeroom Basketball, Senior Play MARY LOU JOB Academic Parley Coburn Tops ln manner, speech, and scholarship, she'll be a great success Chorus 417, G. A. A. 11, 23, Junior Historical Society Sec- retary, Student Council, El- So-I-Il Proofreader and As- sociate Editor, Footlighters, Senior Play. Spring Hope Show, Junior Play Business Manager, Edsonian Literary Staff, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Oratorical Contest, Upsllon Kappa ELIZABETH A. KEENAN Academic St. Mary's Betsy - perpetual laughter -lovable disposition. Class Council 12, 33, Spanish Club, El-So-Hi Business Staff, Edsonlan Business Staff, Cheerleader's Club, J. V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer- leader, Co-Chairman of Year- book dance and Back-to- School Dance, Oratorical Con- test, Upsllon Kappa, Class Assemblies, Various Commit- tees. LOIS JEAN KNAPP Commercial Parley Coburn A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men. Upsllon Kappa, Senior Coun- cil, G. A. A., Junior Play Committee, Various Commit- tees. SARA KESTER Academic Coldbrook Park A calm miss with beautiful hair and lovely eyes. G. A. A., Cheerleaders Club, Various Committees RICHARD F. KANKUS Technical Electricity Parley Coburn A laugh a. minute with Dick - a truly wonderful person. Humane Club, Stage Crew. Various Committees. JOYCE KNAPP Academic Parley Coburn Collector of friends - full of fun and fancy free - con- tagious giggle. G. A. A., Cherleader's Club, Various Committees, Upsllon Kappa, Edsonian Literary Staff, Honor Society. Spanish Club. fi O f'T 7i1 xi X f xlff XG! ND x WUI.. BARBARA ANN KOLESAR Commercial Edgeworth Tall and wlllowy - friendly and good-natured. G. A. A. 121, Cheerleader's Club ill, Upsllon Kappa, Li- brary Council, Class Assem- bly ll! FREDERICK R. KRAZINSKY Academic St. Mary's At home on the diamond - outdoor enthusiast - ever- ruady worker. Varsity Baseball 12, 37, Homeroom Basketball. EILEEN KUSTER Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Inlmitable Cubby - brains, clothes, friends - tops ln everything. National Honor Society, Sen- ior Class Secretary, Varsity Cheerleader 411, J. V. Cheer- leader 121. Cheerleader's Club. Senior Council, G. A. A., Up- sllon Kappa, Spanish Club, Junior Play, El-So-Hl Girls' Sports Editor, Edsonlan Llt- erary Staff, Class Assembly, Student Council, D. A. R. JACQUELYN LADD Academic Parley Coburn Quiet in the classroom, but she can hold her own in any homeroom gab-fest. El-So-lil, Spanish Club, Up- sllon Kappa, Junior and Sen- lor Play Committees. SYLVIA LAMB Academic Parley Coburn Underneath her calmness therc's mischief brewing. Orchestra, Chorus, Junior Hlstorical Society. Class As- sembly tl, 21, Various Com- mittees, Upsllon Kappa, El- So-Hi, National Honor Soci- ety. BARBARA LEE Commercial St. MarY'S Vacation along with athletics ls Barb's favorite subject. Upsllon Kappa, Various Com- mlttees, ll HELEN LAMBERT Academic Hopkins St. A carefree girl with sparkling blue eyes - bubbling vitality - that's Sis, Student Council, Glee Club, Upsllon Kappa. Q1 Q BEVERLY LAWSON Commercial Parley Coburn Sweet in face, sweet in man- ner, sweet in heart. Upsllon Kappa, Various Com- mlttees. DAVID LETSON Academic St. Mary's A pleasant smile - tall, dark, and handsome - rates high wlth everyone. Homeroom Basketball, Senior Class Vice-President, Varsity Baseball, J. V. Football, Var- sity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Letterman's Club Vice- President. R. DAN LONGSTREET Academic Watkins Glen High Unlimited posslbllltles - one who will flnd success. 5 I JAMES F. LOOP Technical Electricity Hopkins St. Jim possesses a great sense of humor and a delightful personality. Band 133, Orchestra 437, Stage Crew. Various Commit- tees. T f EDWARD LIBBY Vocational Parley Coburn Man of few words - a true friend - a willing worker. LAVVRENCE LISI Commercial St. Mary's Full of pep - rarln' to go - his weakness: girls. Q Homeroom Basketball, Var- sity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Letterman's Club. LOIS LUMBARD Commercial George Washington ' Sweet and petite. she is noted for her neatness. Cheerleaders' Club 115. Up- sllon Kappa Assistant Treas- urer, Senior Play Committee, Various Committees. SHIRLEY JEAN LYON Commercial Parley Coburn Always happy and considerate - loves athletics. Choir 113, Glee Club 623, G. A. A. 627, Intramurals 421. Upsilon Kappa. L 29 EILEEN LYNCH Academic St. Mary's A quiet little gal, her gentle- ness and persistence will make her a good nurse. Upsilon Kappa, Christmas As- sembly, Various Committees, G. A. A. JOHN MACE Academic Parley Coburn Dark and silent - hunting and fishing occupy much of his time. VERNON MANN Commercial Parley Coburn Southside's Mann ot the year - personality plus - a pleasing' smile. Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. Baseball 1E.F.A.b, Letterman's Club. PHYLLIS MARTIN JOHN DOUGLAS JOHN MCCABE Commercial MASHANIC Academic St. Mary's Pennsylvania Avo. Academic Hendy Ave. Nothing ever bothers John - lfull of pep and sparkle - The silent man ls most carefree, easy-going - shin- gay personality - appealing trusted. ing blue eyes. to all. G. A. A. 145. Glee Club 13b, Upsllon Kappa, Choir 117, Council, 'Class Assembly, Y- Teen President. G4 1- 4 '04 Us Homeroom Sports. DANIEL McCARTHY Academic St. Mary's Digger - quiet manner - sure methods - one of the boys. Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Various Commit- tees. LARRY L. MARTEL Academic Edgeworth Mysterious type - pleasing voice - good public speaker - likes chemistry. Junior Play, Edsonian Liter- ary Staff, Student Council. ROBERT McCARRICK Vocational St. Mary's Rates high on everyone's list - our all 'round athlete. J. V. Football, J. V. Basket- ball, Varsity Football 123, Varsity Basketball 123, Var- sity Baseball 12J, Youth County, Letterman's Club 131, Intramural Basketball, Mas- ton Memorial Award. 7 , Q 5 ROBERT NEWELL MCCARTHY Academic St. Mary's A bowling alley regular - Bob dislikes oral topics. Homeroom Sports, Junior Red Cross Representative. ALBERT McGANN Academic St. Mary's A, J. - personality plus - our superb class president - tops in everything. Football 125, Baseball 139, Basketball 111, Boy's State, Dance Chairman, Senior Class President, Student Council 123, Letterman's Club Vice- President, Spanish Club Treasurer, Senior Council. DOROTHY ANN MCCLUSKEY Commercial St. Thomas Aquinas Buffalo, New York Quiet but sprightly, she al- ways wears a friendly grin. Bowling, Volleyball, Baseball fBuffaloJ, Upsilon Kappa., Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees. JOHN McMAHON Academic Parley Coburn A dramatic Latin translator - the unforgettable Mr. Mas- soula. Humane Club, Historical So- ciety, Senior Play, Talent Show, Class Assembly, Stu- dent Council, Youth County, Class Council, Junior Red Cross. WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER Vocational Coldbrook Park A clever lad who will be a success through his persever- ing actions. MILDRED MEARS Homemaking Parley Coburn Tall, slim, shy as a mouse - a. wonderful companion to have. Choir 123, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. RICHARD McDONALD Vocational St. Mary's Dick will be able to wrestle any problem and emerge the victor. Wrestling 127, J. V. Foot- ball, Homeroom Basketball, Letterman's Club. ALICE MILLER Commercial Parley Coburn Neat as a pin - nice clothes - a winning way with all. Upsilon Kappa. 7 favs, scf, J QSO Qgf 'AW DANIEL MINSTER Academic Parley Coburn The llttle imp ln both of our plays who made a hit with everyone. Footllghters, El-So-Hi Busi- ness Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play. JAMES MOTISKA Vocational St. Mary's Always on the move - ex- citement follows him con- stantly, J. Y. Football, Varsity Foot- ball 12J, Homeroom Basket- ball and Volleyball, Letter- man's Club. FRED MOLTER Academic Parley Coburn Best Joker in our deck - neat and well-dressed. Youth County, Boy's State, Honor Society, Flag Squad, Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball, BRYAN J. MOYLAN Commercial St. Patrlck's Boundless energy is a great asset. FRANK MURPHY Academic Parley Coburn Undoubtedly Irish - the fa- miliar book salesman - llkes Spanish, Honor Society Vice-President, Spanish Club, Edsonian Liter- ary Staff, Bookstore Assist- ant, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. I GENE MULLEN Vocational Edgeworth Man behind the Hornets - loves a good time - wavy red hair. J. V. Football, Varsity Foot- ball Manager, Varsity Foot- ball 123, Intramural Sports. ax 5 RONALD MOSS Academic Edgeworth Team man - suspiciously quiet - a special kind of fun. Football 123, Wrestling 135, Track 121, Letterman's Club. J OA N MULLIGAN Academic Hopkins St. Shy, but with a. twinkle in her eyes - music plays a big part in her life. Glee Club 123, Choir 111, Spring Hope Show, Class As- sembly 11, 21, Christmas As- sembly 12l, Belle's Ball Chairman, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. LJ CAROL MUSSAW Commercial Parley Coburn Nice smile - implsh twinkle in her eyes - loves to have un. Glee Club 133, G. A. A. 113, Various Committees, Upsilon Kappa, Red Cross 113, El- So-Hi Representative. l . X BERNA ELAINE NEAL Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Our efficient El-So-Hi Madam Editor - always a grln from ear to ear. El-So-Hi Editor, Edsonlan Literary Staff, National Hon- or Society, Spanish Club, Up- silon Kappa, Student Council 113, G. A. A. 123, Choir 113, Junior Historical Society, Freshman Assembly, Spring Hope Show. YVONNE NEILEY Academic Parley Coburn Bright eyes - fashion plate - sparkling personality. Class Historian 113, Varsity Cheerleader 123, Captain 113. Glrl's State, Youth County, El' So-Hi, Upsilon Kappa, G.A.A PHYLLIS NICHOLS Commercial Southport it 4 Dark and sweet, Phyllis has a host of friends. G. A. A. 133, Upsilon Kappa. 4 BENJAMIN NIVER, JR. Academic St. Mary's Always on the go - bashful, but, oh them thar eyes - likes to bowl. Homeroom Basketball, Var- sity Football, J. V. Football 11, 23, J. V. Basketball. I i M PATRICIA O'BRIEN Academic St. Mary's Deep in the heart of South- side - our favorite reporter -- winning personality. Edsonian Literary Staff, El- So-Hi Literary Staff, Spanish Club, Class Council 113, Stu- dent Councll Secretary, Up- silon Kappa, Honor Society, Youth County, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Freshman Assembly Chair- man, Spring Hope Show Stage Manager. DONALD E. OLSON Academic Parley Coburn Tall, dark, and handsome - that's our Don as singer or clarinet player. Band 143, Orchestra 133, Choir 143, Glee Club 123, Stu- dent Councll 123, Class Coun- cil 11, 23, French Club His- torian, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Class Assem- es. PAUL O'LEARY Academic St. Mary's Center on the gridiron, center ln the classroom, Gig will surely succeed. Student Council 113, Letter- man's Club, Class President 11, 23, Spanish Club, J. V. Football 113, Varsity Football 133 Captain, Various Commit- tees, Class Assembly 11, 23, J. V. Football Manager, Home- room Basketball and Volley- ball. i -.i' 1' ...ink ieil 9' A.. DELORES ORBANAC Homemaking Farley Coburn Tops in everything she under- takes - a future homemaker. llpsilon Kappa. Various Coni- mlttees, El-So-Ili Represent- ative, G. A. A. llj. MICHAEL M. PALMIERI Vocational Parley Coburn The Brooklynitc- with the never-ending vitality. .I. V. Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Baseball, llomeroom Basketball, Letter- m:1n's Club, Edsonian Busi- ness Staff. DONALD R. PARK Academic Parley Coburn A chemical engineer in his horoscope - a nice guy with brains galore. Track, Class Council 12, 33, Rod Cross, Honor Society. X for 'i U 'W I 14- 45. RICHARD OSTRANDER Academic Parley Coburn Wrestling his main interest tbesides girlsj - ranks high in sportsmanship. Wrestling 141, Track 111. RICHARD PASSMORE Vocational Covington High Always willing to work - never a care in sight - likes a. good time, JOYCE M. PAUTZ Commercial Pennsylvania Ave. Inevitable success awaits Joyce as a secretary. Honor Society, Senior Play Business Manager, Freshman Day C0-Chairman, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. 34 DUANE PADGETT Vocational Parley Coburn Excels in sports - a ladies' man - possesses a never- ending wit. SARAH PATRICK Homemaking Parley Coburn Her activities indicate a bright and active future - effectively efficient. G. A. A. Vice-President, Bowl- ing, Intramural Sports, Choir, Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa. 1 MAUREEN PAYNE Academic Horseheads High A friend indeed with tre- mendous perseverance. Upsilon Kappa, Historical So- ciety, Various Committees. JOHN PHILLIPS Vocational Parley Coburn A pal at work, a pal at play, he's always a helper along life's way. Letterman's Club, Homeroom Basketball, VVrestling Man- ager. BARBARA RAFFERTY Commercial Baldwin it 2 Charm and generosity make Barb a gal definitely worth knowing. Upsilon Kappa. JOAN REDNER Academic Parley Coburn Our wonderful bride-beauty personified ln everything she does. Footllghters, Cheer1eader's Club, Varsity Cheerleader 121, Choir 121, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show 121, G. A. A., Junior Prom Attend- ant, Class Assembly 11, 31, Mrs. Midterm , Christmas Assembly, Various Commit- tees, Upsilon Kappa. FREDERICK M. REES Vocational Parley Coburn Terrific at ten pins -- home- room clown in pursuit of pleasure. 3 5 JOSEPH R. REED Parley Coburn Vocational Beautiful wavy red hair - delightful personality. Senior Play Committee. iw-f RICHARD HENRY POTTER Vocational Hopkins St. Friendship will warrant him lasting happiness and success. Stage Crew 131, Traffic Squad 421. NANCY REED Academic Gallitzln Public School Lovely dark hair - Pennsyl- vania's loss, Elmira's gain. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Journalism Club. Class As- sembly 11, 21, Band, Major- ette fGallltzin High1. French Club, Class Assembly, Honor Society, Spring Hope Show, Upsilon Kappa fS.H.S.1. Eli, Qlf All X-M Q04 eQ f RICHARD REMINGTON Academic Farley Coburn Always on the go - always in search of fun. El-So-Ili Business Staff, Homo:-oom Sports, Class Vice- Presislent 11, 2, 31, Student Council ill, Junior Assembly. 1 Nt.-1 J JOANNE D. RIEDEL f'onm1crm-lul Benjamin Franklin High Rochester, N. Y. YVarm smile - amiable - wlestim-nl for success. Bowling, Volleyball, Swim- ming, Tennis lll0Cl'l6SI6I'J. llp- silon Kappa. Various Commit- tees 1S.H.S,b. CHARLES RIFKS C'ommcrcial Coldbrook Park Bright smile - makes friends quickly and permanently. Homcroom basketball and Volleyball. Q RICHARD E. RINKER Vocational Edgeworth f'o-opt-ration and responsi- bility characterize Dick. Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball. THOMAS RICKS Commercial Coldbrook Park Likes music, movies, and money, a mighty wit. YZJF' ELIZABETH KAY ARTHUR H. ROZELL ROSEKRANS Vocational Parley Coburn Academic Wellsburg Union Capable of gl-eat things - Bright as a button - sharp takes life slow and easy - sense of humor -adds gaiety everybody's friend to any English class. Humane Club, Upsllon Kap- pa. my P7 DON RUDOLPH Aczuleniic Hopkins St. t'o-operation, his motto 3 friendship, his watchword. 36 L JAMES R. RYAN Commercial St. Mary's Easy to get along with - happy with life - earnest about everything. Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Choir 133. ANTHONY SANTARONE Vocational St. Mary's Clear mind, strong body, and competitive spirit add up to Tony's success in baseball. Varsity Baseball 133 Captain, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Letterman's Club. BEULAH JEAN SATTERLEE Commercial Pennsylvania Ave. A winning smile - a willing worker - to be a secretary ls her ambition. G. A. A., Upsilon Kappa, Var- ious Committees. ROBERT SCHULER Vocational Coldbrook Park Indispensable corridor di- rector - al s ready with a laugh Traff' ua 143, Wrestling 123, erman lub. v ,' 5 ' X W fy, 5 X ,f 65 JN C K X '- L MARY JANE SEYMOUR Homemaklng Parley Coburn Dark tresses - flashing eyes - nice to know. Upsilon Kappa.. 'M v 'X 4' if I, Mil RICHARD E. SHELLENBERGER Vocational Pennsylvania Ave. Stanch supporter of 7 periods per day - an implsh twinkle in his eyes. Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball. PATRICIA SMITH Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Wistfully wonderful - sweet smile - captivating personal- ty. Upsilon Kappa, Glee Club, Choir, Youth County, Class Council 11, 23, Qualitones. STUART SLOCUM Academic Edgeworth Always ready for a good time - a flashing smile - artistic. WVrestling 123, Track Q43, Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball, Various Commit- tees, Letterman's Club. RACHAEL SPENCE Academic Edgeworth Easy way - friendly - pleaslngly pleasing. Bowling team, Various Com- mittees. Upsilon Kappa. CHARLOTTE ANN SPRINGER Commercial Hopkins St. Ann - her fun-loving way attracts many friends and companions. Glee Club 133, Upsllon Kap- pa. Freshman Assembly. GERALD STEED Academic St. Mary's Wally likes to gab, laugh, and have a good time with everyone. J. V. Football 111, Varsity Football ill, Wrestling 121, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Various Commit- tees. KATHERINE STEVENS Homemaklng Parley Coburn Kay to her friends -- full of bounce - will make some young man a. wonderful wife. G. A. A., Upsllon Kappa. ff2jT '1+ Us 4 Q 43, DONNA STANTON Homemaklng School 1: 4 Olean, N. Y. Witty remarks - sparkling eyes - reserved, but friendly. Intramurals, Various Commit- tees, Upsllon Kappa. DUANE C STILES Vocational Pennsylvania Ave. Truly energetic and ever- willing to work are two of his many admirable qualities. J. V. Football 111, Varsity Football 411, Homeroom Vol- :-esflijall, Track. Letterman's u . GRETCHEN STRONG Homemaking Ashland if 4 Always does her best - friendly and co-operative. Class Assembly 41, 31, Up- silon Kappa, Various Commit- SES. may iw-w LEONARDS STRODS Academic Latvian High Blomberg, Germany Ready smile - quick on the come-back - welcome ad- dition to S. H. S. VVILLIAM STRUBLE Academic Le Raysville High Bill has his head in the sky but his feet on the ground. Track, I,ctterman's Club. NORMAN STURDEVANT, JR. Academic Edgeworth A grand fellow to know - friendly and Interesting - artistlc, too. GORDON SWAN Academic Elmira Heights Reliable - a true friend - beyond a doubt destined for achievement. IRENE TRUBAN Commercial Parley Coburn A friendly smile, a. winning personality - that's our U. K. prexy, Irene. Junior Class Historian, Up- silon Kappa President, Senior Play, Senior Play Stage Man- ager, Freshman Assembly, G.A.A, 413, Choir 131, Qual- itones, Various Committees. ml DONALD TRYON WILLIAM TUTTLE Vocational Hopkins St. Vocational Parley Coburn A greater friend could not be An easy grin and a ready wit found. Nothing is too dif- characterize Bill . ficult for him to attempt. ROBERT W. VIVIAN Academic Pariey Coburn Matchless personality - red hair - a future newspaper sports writer. Chorus 41, 23, Class Assem- bly f2, 31, El-So-Hi Sports Editor and Associate Editor, Footllghters' Treasurer, Jun- ior Play Student Director, Spring Hope Show 42, 41, Ed- sonian Sports Editor, Student Council C2-47, French Club, Honor Society. 39 DOROTHY M. VALLIS Academic Parley Coburn Smart clothes and dimples - always ready to go places. Glee Club, Choir, Edsonlan Business Staff, Upsllon Kappa. fi O fwfil JI, all XM QQO sg' GWEN ELAINE VOLKER Academic Parley Coburn A beautiful, bralny blonde- the world ls gaining a won- derful citizen. Class Assembly 41, 33, Cho- rus 423, Glee Club 413, Cheer- leader's Club 413, Spanish Club, El-So-Hi News Editor. Honor Society, Edsonlan Lit- erary Staff, Upsllon Kappa, Various Committees. bo-'ty Wig:-9 what JOSEPH WALDRON Vocational Parley Coburn Prosperity, happiness, and good fortune lie ahead for Joe. Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. ALICE VOORHIS Academic Wellsburg Unlon Sweet as honeysuckle -- beautiful dreamy eyes - has a. way with people. Student Council, Library Club, Varsity Cheerleader, 4XVe11sburg3 Spanish Club, Cheerleaders Club Secretary 423, Upsllon Kappa, El-So-Hi Staff, Edsonian Literary Staff, Junior Assembly, Junior Dance Co-Chairman, Senior Play Committee, Various Commit- tees. ROBERT WARNE Academic Parley Coburn His oratory and many talents :vlll help him gain his object- ve. Traffic Squad 423, Glee Club 423. Ch0FuS 433, Sophomore Assembly, Spring Hope Show 421, Footllghters, Junior Play, School and County American Legion Oratorlcal Contest WV:nner, El-So-Hi 423, El-So- Hl Business Manager, Na- tional Honor Society, Christ- mas As embly 133. Class at .X5 ,F b PL u ,. f 4, N M D 13 X ' . R RWE ER St. Ma ys h ely volce of ep- te Song - the drum- mer girl - Southslde's Fri1ndly Star. Class Assembly 41-33, Class Council 41-23, Choir, Glee Club, Twlrlers' Captain, Youth County. DOROTHY WATKINS Academic Parley Coburn A contagious laugh - a. wiz- ard at the piano - the Sen- ior Play guardlan angel. Class Assembly 41-33, Spring Hope Show, Youth County, El-So-H1 Staff, Edsonlan Lit- erary Staff, Spanish Club President, Honor Society, Sen- ior Play Stage Manager, Up- sllon Kappa. N R' S FREDERICK WAGNER Academic Parley Coburn Always around when you need hlm - a very nice fellow. J. V. Football 413, Chorus, Junior Historical Society, Sophomore Assembly. LAURENE WATTS Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Always laughing - always busy - a good prescription for anybody's woes. Class Council 43, 43, Class Assembly 41, 33. Sophomore Assembly Co-Chairman, Up- silon Kappa. Glee Club 413, Choir 433, Qualitones, Cheer- leaders Club 413, Edsonlan Art Staff, Various Commit- IEES. M CAROLE ANNE WHEELER Commercial Pennsylvania Ave. Quiet grace-happy laugh - lovely voice - has a lifetime of joy ahead of her. Upsllon Kappa Corresponding Secretary, G. A. A., Choir, Glee Club, Spring Hope Show 627, Class Assembly C1-31, Qualitones, El-So-Hi. HENRY VVILSON Vocational Wellsburg Union Easy going, Hank will gain success with little difficulty. Baseball, Basketball. i sf ELEANOR L, VVHYTOCK Commercial Edgeworth Always a pleasant companion. She reserved your tickets for the Senior Play. Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Committee. JAMES WOERMBKE Academic Parley Coburn Dependable and energetic de- scribe this llkable lad. '1- BARBARA JOYCE WOODWARD Commercial George Washington Toni , our twirler, has a gay greeting for everyone. Twlrlers 12J, E1-So-Hi Staff, Upsllon Kappa, Library Staff, Various Committees. NANCY WOODI-IOUSE In Memoriam ' March 30, 1936 November 27, 1949 L fll JOSEPH A. WILDRICK Academic Parley Coburn A budding chemist-Joe's pet peeveg oral topics. Various committees. CAMERA SHY SENIORS Douglas C. Ames John Jerald Boncer Francis Budnick Norman T. Ferris Shirley Fish X, HONOR STUDENTS Atkinson, Alyce K. Bedrosian, Mary Louise Black, Sandra C. Bly, Rosalie G. Callahan. Patricia R. Clark. Phyllis J. Comfort. Charles E. Cunningham, Georgina E. Evans, Averil Y. Frisk, James N. Job, Mary Lou Knapp, Joyce A. Kuster, Eileen L. Lamb, Sylvia L. Molter, Frederick .l Murphy, Frank E. Neal, Berna E. O'Brien. Patricia A 0'Leary, Paul G. Reed, Nancy A. Remington, Richard H. Rosekrans, Elizabeth K. Vivian, Robert W. Volker, Gwen E. Watkins, Dorothy E. 71 fx 'fini X N X 1 ff: s f' Smile pretty live!!! Take notes, please. HI TORY Scplcrnber, 1949-The curtain rises on Act lg we begin our high school career. The building seems so big compared to grade school, the seniors seem so grown up. and we who were respected and admired in grammar school are now reduced to mere freshmen. However. we rally quickly. welcome the advice and organization of Mrs. Bogart and Mr. Stottle. our advisers. and elect Paul 0'Leary. Dick Remington. Georgina Cunningham. Thomas Danaher, and Yvonne Neiley as our class officers. We give our first dance in October, pre- sent Sir Felix Korim. the magician, in November. a circus in February, and really make a place for ourselves in S. H. S. annals on March 17, Freshman Day, with our freshman assembly. By June we have passed our initiation in high school with flying colors and are eagerly anticipating Act II of our high school careers. September, 1950-The curtain rises on Act ll and we are now sophomores. My, it is nice to get back to the now-familiar halls. Mrs. Bogart has become Mrs. Lund since last year. and she and Mr. Stottle Toot. Toot, Tootsie are again ready to direct us through this act. We elect Paul 0,Leary as our president again. aided by Dick Bemington, Georgina Cunningham, Ronald Burke. and Carol Anne Brink. This is a rather quiet year for us although we do have several bang-up dances. The most excit- ing event of the year, however, is Sophomore Day when we blossom forth in yellow and white and give the school a look at some won- derful talent. ln June we present the annual Yearbook Dance and can hardly wait to be juniors. And so the curtain descends on Act ll only to open on .... September, 1951-Act lll-The scene is once again Southside High School, and we are now upperclassmen at last! It doesn't seem possible that only two years ago we were We remember . . . To be held at . .. Did we look like that? Helping Santa? Not another one! 43 5 and T---a dozen ' Q Nlal-ze-np Room Big Wlheels freshmen. This year. we elect Bill Clark as junior Wiowl president and Dick Reming- ton. Carol Anne Brink. Ron- ald Burke. and lrene Trulian as class officers. This is a year of great accom- plishments in our class. ive have a very successful sock dance in the fall: Boll Warne wins the oratorical contest in January: we present '4Cheaper hy the Dozen. one of the liest plays ever to appear at Southsideg we end the year with a lerrihc Junior Day and that long awaited Junior Prom. and Act IH ends successfully. Scplmriber. 1952- Act IV-We are Seniors. This is the time we've been awaiting: for three years. And now everything we do is tinged with a little sad- ness. because our principal. Mr. McNaught. died during the summer. because this is our last year. and hecause the carefree days are almost over. But it is exciting to he seniors and under Mr. Wallace I. Howell. our new director. we move forward and elect John Connelly as Student Council president. Al Mc- Cann as senior president. and Dave Letson. Fiilleen Kuster. Ronald Burke. and Carol Anne Brink as the other class officers. We start off the year with Father of the Bride. our wonderful Senior Play. present a Valentine Dance in Feb- ruary. the Senior Carnival in March. and in June. the hanquet. prom. and of course. the lritter-sweet sadness of Senior Day. Now it is almost time to leave the halls of Southside. Wye all have many cherished memories of our years here and we hope the new senior classes will have as much fun. as much work. as many dreams-come-true as we have had in these. our four years at Southside-and. so. with this wish. Act IV comes to its close and our four-act play has finally ended. Junior Leads Christmas Belles Ain't Love Grand? tfan't Turn Back Now 11' Bill Grogan? Coat 1954 Mrs. Marion l.ynr'h Burke Mr. Leslie Travis i fi X l l ' losevl' Clark' - X Historxani Dean, Secre- Kathleen Reardon, Secretary: Teresa. Bereher, President Elizabeth Ailiafllienu Daphne Joe Augustine. Vive-President: Lornella Supple, Historian Treasurer: H Vice-VW51 James Buffalin, Treasurer. Back sein Huw l,aVe 6. pyesi en A LHTY ' 'Q' ' 1955 M. Rohefl I john- M355 hang Sxfxabersaat. Mrs. Margaret Hapeman Mr. Patrick I.. Coostrey Mary Ellen Hogan, Historian: Charles Myers, Vice-President: Sally Comfort, Treasurer: Edward Fitz atrick. Presidentg P Dorothy Kelleher, Seeretary. 1956 Underclass Officers and Advisers yggyu'-sy Aekerman. Dale Adair. Charles A nderson. l.aVerne C. Anderson. Marilyn .-Mimlreus. .lohn AI1flTllS. .laek Al'IllSll'0l1gL, Carole Augustine. .loe linker. lfdwin llalwr. Marilyn Baldwin. lidward llarrell. l.1'lty llartlelt. Roberta llarton. .loe llateman. Mary Ellen llauer. Rivhard lk:-dell. Grave R4-nnett. .lavob li. lb-rvlu-i'. 'lieresa Bernard. Carl llianvulli. .lames Rixby. Camilla Rlakely. Dolly llliss. Alan Rlitz. Rob llorgeson. .l0yf'r' Rowes. Carol Brewer. Ginger Brown. Marlene Brown. Roberta Bryan. .lo Ann Buekholtz. Jerome Bueuski. Theresa A, M Buffalin. .lim Burbage. Pat Burke. .lack Burnett. Rev Cady. Carol Case. Janet Cassada. William Ceeehini. Catherine Chamberlain. Bob M. Christian. Ralph Clark, Clair Clark. William .l. Comfort. Barbara Connelly. Barbara Connelly. Darwin Connelly. Mary Connelly. Timothy Cook. .loyee Crowley, Mary Crowningshield, Shirley M. Curren. .lane Davidson. Albert Davies. Audrey L. Davisson. David Debardenis. Eugene DeSoeio. Anthony Desorio. Ralph Diekinson. Bert Dixon. Ron Doland. Milford Dombroslie. Ed Drake. Edward DuBoiS. .lamee Dumas. Tom Duryee. William Dyer. Kay Eike. Nancy Farran. Carol Farrell. Catherine Fish. Rarbara .l. Fisher. Rrmin Flasphaler. Gordon Fravel. Virginia Frawley. l,awrenr'e Gamble. Carole Arlene Garezynski. Charles Gardener. Riehard Genung. Ronald Goodenough. Mary Ann Granger. .lanet Granger. Louise Greven. Peter Griffin. .laekie l.. Grim. .lohn Griswold. fM'1lyc't- Guinane. Mary Guyer. Ronald Hale. .lohn Halpin. l.yle llanehett. Carl llant-oek. Rob llaner. Gene Hartman. Harry l.. llayes. Raymond llendy. Gerald llennizlan. .loel l-lill. .lanet llitvln-oek. .loan llofmann. Glenn E, Hollenbeek. l.arry l l'lollenbei'li. Paul llornhet-k. .lames llugxhes, l.eroy Hughey. Dianne lamee. ,laek lay. lloward l.. lerzak. Arnold lerzak. Nellie C. Johnson. Mary Ann lolmson. Wesley Keefe. Cathy Keefe. .loe Kelley. .ludy Keteham. C. Rruee Keteham. Douglas C LSS lxn-ff-I. Rhoda Nl. Kohan. Dorothy Kolesar. Nlarion Kriivkow. Pred Ki vnsney. Philip Laughton. l.orraine l.ernon4'elli. .lanet Blain:- l,e-xxis. ffarol Ann l.iskoye1'. .loe l,o etzer. Christine longenberger. Birhard l,o l.o l.u l.u l.y XPlZll1tl. llirli xx man. .lames dwig. ,lolln H. sk. Foy ,lune neb. Ann Nlaier. Al l.. Mallory. .loe Xlalone. Kathryn Nlartelli. Gloria Nlason. Naney Nlay. Cerald 'Xlf Nh NI: -flann. Thomas 'CElI'lllY. llugxh rlfonnell. .lark Nl:-ffonnell. lllartlm Sue 'Nlel'7ern1ott. Steve Nh Donald. Riehard lllrlaugzltlin. Bernard Nleholezo. ,lanet Nli ller. Patrieia Xlold. .lark Nlontgxornery. Dean Montgomery. Jerry IL Moore. Charles Nlorrell. Nancy Mosher. lloris Nlosher. Mary Amey Nlosher. Sandy Moss. Anne Ogzden. Norman Orr. Don Ostrander, Mary Owens. Don Owens. Ronald Palmer. Norman Palmieri. .loe Parks. Clifford Parsons. Lynn Partridge. Barbara Patehadlo. Betty Patterson. Ian Peet. .loyee Perry. Robert Peterson. Verna Petter. Raymond Piekel. Prederieka Pideoe. Neal Pierre. Edward Pierre, Shirley Pierson. Nancy Potter. Bob Powell. .lim Pryor, Daryle Purdy. Dawn Quayle. Mary Rafferty. Beverly Bauseber, Joe Reardon. Kathleen Benko. Frank Rietmann. Naney Ann Ripley, Barbara Roriek, Bill Ross. Marlene Sahler. Andrea Sehnei Sehnei der. David der. Sylvia Svhossow. Norma Seott. Scott. Shapir Bryant W. Patricia o. Joan Ruth Shephard, Bob Sm ith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Sm ith, Smith. Smith. Smyko Art Bob Bob E. Ernie Gerald Nelson Pat uski, Jean Sonderstead, Carol l.. Sonko, Lee Sowers. Cary Sprague. Nam-y Spirawk. Biehard Stanton. Charles Stanton. Earl Stowe-l l, Bob Stouell. ,loy Straw. Larry Strawn, Al Strods. Sahins Stump. Sally Snllixan. Barb Supple, Klornelia Sueeney. llliekey Taft. .ludy Tarr. Bob Thall. Gladys Thomas. Barbara .-'lnn Thorpe. Patrieia Tremaine. Phyllis Ury, llonald Usdune. Robert Vaeearo, Betty Yandermark. Arthur VanPatten. Sandra Yineski. Ruth Wair1ii'l'igl1t. Dave Yvainuriglrt. James Walsh. John Whipple. Sue Wl1it1nan. Dir-k Wigsten, .ludy Williams. Bexerley Williams, Rif-hard fi. Woorl, Berniee Woodruff, .loan .l. Woughter. .loan Yeisley. .lohn Yorke. llean Ngan. Dolores Jxglilll. lilizalwtli Nllen. ,lt'illllllllt' rllli-11. Nellie Xlli-11. Wllfglllllil A. 'Xlle-11. Ylfllllllil K. 'X1111'l1ie11. N1-ila Xlllll't'MH. .lol111 Midriis. Ken 'xlll4'Y. hlilnlreil llalu'1'. l'i1'11n'st 5. ll1lIiHl'l'. Mail:-I1-iw ll1lI'll4'S. Daxid 'lf llatlisti. Hliirley llv1l1Aosiz111. .lnliana lit-lli11ge1'. liarriyll ll1'IlIIl'll.l'1ll'4ll IC. ll1'l'51llll. 'xllllllllly Ilii-Ike. .lanet lllossoni. l.o1'1':1i111' llom'1'. ,lol111 l . lllllilllllll. l1:11'oly11 lllllklllllll. Mary Jxllll llliilW'lll2lll. ylill'NllI lll'1'l'4l'. lfz1tl1e1'i114' llIil'ht'I', l'af1'i1'k lll'lllllf'llHlll. Cl'0l'f,l1'IIl' lllIKllIll'li. Willia111 lliirnsidv. .lohniiy llnrt. lsalvel lfaily. Cary lady. Vera ilaloroso. Wlilliam ffa111pl11-ll. Deronda flarl. Betty l.. Chase. Doreen Clark. .lost-ph lilt'Lll'XKllll'l'. .l0AllIl llflltll-0l'l. l.a11renee floinlort. l.11ey Ann lioinlort. Manriee Con1stor'k. Paul Ifonklin. Flizalveth lfonnelly. Marjorie Cook. .loanne Coots. Orlo liordier. Geraldine flIH'I1l?4l'l. Donald Costello. l,3WTPYll'f' Vmiell. Bette l.0ll l1ove11ey. Margaret lfowan. Benny lfiisiek. FFZlI1f'lS Viisirk. Williani Danaher. .loan Darrow. Sallie Ann Davis. Nancy Dean. Daphne Dean. Leon Deflraw. Edward Devine. Carole F. DeVore. Marilyn Diamond. Angela Dilslule. Christine QHS 1 PII: IAM. Qui .A 225'--5' ,r-1 .. .0 Dickinson. Dorothea Dieffenlwaeh. Joyce Diehr, Thomas Doehler. William Doloway. William Duffield. Ann Dlllllilp. Marjorie Dunn. .loyee Earley. Mike Elmerle. Carol Fc-kley, Richard Elliot. .lohn Filiner. .loan Fariner. Barhara FIll'IlllilllQll1. William lrilllllilllxf. Margaret FlF4l'Ill0llfLll, Shirley Fitzpatriek. King Fitzwater. Elwin Fleet. Patrieia Fleming. Edward Flynn. .lohn Fowler. Kay Freeman. Barlmara .l. Friekel. Diane Cay. Riehard Gee. Margaret Cenaway. David Coodenough. Mareia Cordon. Suzanne Creen. Arthur Green. Carrie H. OPHO ORE Creniillion. Delores Halaiko. William Ham. Sharon Henry. Alive Henry. Buddy llerrinian. Barhara Hill. Alive Hill. Franees Holland. David Hoolwler. Darrell Houser. Phyllis Hrasdzira. Amelia Hllltlli. Harriett Hughes, Phyllis Hnlser. Marjorie H1111t. .leannine Hiirllnirt. Dorothy E Hyland. Doh lnsc-l1o. .laeqneline .ll'I'7illi. Barhara .lordan. .lolene .l11tzi. .lohn Kapp, Paul Keenan. Mary Ellen Kelts. Sandra Ketehem. Barbara Kettell. Barhara Kissel. Keith Knapp. Julie Kolesar. .loan Krons. Conrad Lattimer. Alhert Qui, Tm' .Y LaVelle, Lawrence Lawes, Jack Lee. Eleanor Lewis. Mary l. Lewis. Ruth Lofstrom. Jerome Lord. Shirley Lovell. Sondra Lynch. Thomas Lynd. Nadine E. Lyon, Nancy Mace. Tracy Maria, lda Martin. Norman Nlattieon. Jack D. May. Arlene Nlazzaraco. Antoinette Nlcllermott, Mary Lou Nlcllonald. Dorothy McElhaney. Philip Nleriuether. Jon Messing. Suzanne Michaels. Edward Nliller. Richard Mills. Beatrice Morrell. Alice Morris, Bruce E. Morse. Marlene Moss. Mardena Nlorter. Lynn Moya. Gertrude Moyer. Lois Mulligan, Linda Murphy. Paul Naida. Theresa A. Neil, Anna Nemeth. Mary Noonan. Mary Ohstrom. Roger Ottavinia. Joyce Padgett, David Pautz, Janet Plate. Elsie L. Pratt. Mary Randolph, Guy Reazor, Kay Richie, Bea Ann Robbins, Hurley Rohr. Charles Rohrer, Virginia Romat, Emily Rossi. Dorene Rubin, Carol J. Rusin. Bonnie Ryan. John Saainario. Theresa Ann Schaef, Ronald Schnautz, Barbara Segur. Barbara Seymour. Phil Sheive, Marlene Sheldon. James Skelley. Rita Ann Slater, Jane H. Slingerland, Jacquelyn Smith Garrett Smith Harold Smith, Janice Smith, Joan Smith, Joy Smith, Rae Smith, Stella Sophia, Robert Springer, Beth Stanton, Mervin Starr, Barbara Steiner, Gail Stevens, Jean M. Stowell, Craig Swanson, Marcia Symons, Francis Taft, John Tarbell, Vivian Terwilliger, Ashur Terwilliger, Marilyn Tice, Virginia Tobey, Gerald Tryon, Joyce A. Tuttle, Gail l1955Y Uhl, Johanna Vandegrift, James Vanlieventer. Joyce VanGordon. Robert VanStrander, Don Vaughn, Norma VonHendy, Francis Vunk, Sharon Wackowski, Fred Wagner. Joan M. Wagner, Nancy Walker, Joy Ward, Larry Weeks, Ronald Wells, Betty Wheeler, Virgil Wheeler, Virginia R Whiting, Joan Wieberg, Mabel Wildrick, George Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Joan Yorke. Beverly June Zuris, Barbara Xltyucgf Aderhold, Mary Alexander, Glenora Allen. Jim Anderson, Beverly Anderson. Carol Andrews. Arden Andrus, William Avery, Donna Bapznoli, Vida Bahr. David Bailey. Barrett Bailey, Virginia Baker. Nancy Barber, Marilyn Barilla. Rose Barnes. Alberta Barnes, Don Barr. Russell Barrett, David Becker, Joyce Bevkwitll. Constance Bement, Arthur Benjamin. Sandra Bentley. George Bergxh, Garry Bernard. Deanna Blnmpied. William Blossom. Don Bowman, James Bradley. Barry Brown. Cora Brown, Gerald Brown. Virginia Bryan, Mary Buckland, Charles Burvhak. Earl Burlew. Merton Burt, Barbara Cady, Barbara Cady, Beverly Campbell, Carlton Carbognin, Regina Carboni. Angelo Caroll, Diana Cavenaugh, Marcia Chappell. Ralph Church, Elizabeth Clark, Theodore Clemens, Joan Cobb, Michael Cole, Jimmy Coletta. Mary Comfort, David Comfort, Marvin Comfort, Sue Conklin, Helen Conklin, Nancy Connelly, Maureen Copestick, Elaine Cordier, Pat Cornish, Elizabeth Cory, .Juanita Coveney. Theresa Dalsis, Carol Davidson, Donna Davies, David Davis, Richard Dean, Linda Deane, Donald Deaton, Margaret DeMark, John Diamond. Carol Dixon, Joyce Drake. James DuBois, Jacqueline Dunkel, Wilton Eck, Betty Lou Erle, Loretta Ethcnberger, Kathleen Farley, Matthew Faulkner, Betty Finley, Paul Fitzpatrick, Alice Fitzpatrick. Edward Fitzpatrick, Rita Fives, George Fletcher, Diane French, Sarah Frisk, Shirley Galpin, Kathryn Garris, Verga Good, Rex Gould, Jeanne Green, Katherine Grinnell, Duane Hadden, Patricia Hale, Robert Halin, Edward Hanner. Sally Ann Happer. Carleton llewitt, Bernard Hill, Barbara Hill, Orland Hill. Russell Hill, Shirley Hilts, Joanne Hogan, Mary Ellen Holcomb, Sue Ann Houston, Barbara Hover, Leslie Hubbard, Douglas Huges, Beverly Hugg, Rosalie Hughes, Richard Hunt, Sheldon Hunter, Patricia Inman, Kay Jaques, William Johnson, Becky Kamp, Jane Kasper, Ronald Keenan, Katherine Kelleher, Dorothe Keller, Donna Kelsey, Frank Kelsey, Ruth King, David Knapp, David Krazinski, Leo Lamb, Donna Landon, Sandra LaSeur, Anna Lou Lawes, Jerry Lawes, Mary Leivert, Lois Levine, Carol Lewis, Barbara Light, Garry Lockner, Carol Lonie. Nancy Lott, Monica Loveland. Marjorie Lovell. Sharon Lyke, Philip Lyon, Cornelius Lyon, John ise MacFeiggan, Susan Maclntosh, Patricia MacLurry, Ferne Maglisech, James Manchester, Bob Mann, Kenneth Manzari, John Marks, Dorothy Marks, Harold Martin, Alyce Martin, Barbara Marvin, Patricia McCabe, Pete McCarthy, Joseph McCarthy, Mary Mc-Clure, Jacqueline Mcflonigal, Evelyn McKenna. John Messing, Jeffery Michaels, Constance Miller, Bruce Minor, Ron Minotti, Francis Moffat, Joyce Moharter, Robert Mojjatt, Judy Monahan, Philip Montgomery, Richard Moore, Betty Lou Morrison, Stewart Mosher, Leon Mullaney, Kathleen Myers, Charles Nat!!! Joyce Nelson, Dona Newhall. Robert Newnham, Robert Newton. Mary Nichols, Mina Norman, Gail Ochab, Charles Olson, Robert Osborne. Joyce Pallone. Angelo Palmeter, Neal Pasztor, lrma Ruth Patrick, Alberta Personius. Mary Lou Peterson, Kenneth Peterson, Wayne Pfleiger, David Pierce, Elsie Pierce, Jean Potter, David Potter, Esther Powers, Geraldine Pratt, Jimmy Pruyne, Nancy Purvis, Arlene Quinn, Elizabeth Quinn, Joseph Ramek, .Janice Rauncek, Ernest Read, Constance Redder, Robert Rees, Geraldine Reese, Judith Reese, Sharon Rennie, John Rhode, Jim Rice, Norma Roberts, Edward Root, Mary Rosekrans, Richard Ross, Carole Roy, Clara Rozell, Letha Rumsey, Sharon Saunder, Sylvia Scheasley, Paul Schewe, Norman Semplar, Carl Seymour, Rena Shapiro, James Shappee, Lynn Shappee, Sharon Shaw, Ardell Shepherd, Carole Slocum, Barbara Sluva, Rosemary Smith, Allan Smith Bonnie Smith, Edna Smith, Elizabeth Ann Smith Fran Smith, Marilyn Smith, Phyllis Soper, Charles Sperithes, Jeanette Sponyoe, Ann Sponyoe, John Sprague, Bill Sprague, Darrel Siuires, Burt Stamp, William Stanton, Janice Stark, Joan Steek, Linda Stewart, Eileen Suitor. Carol Sullivan. James Sullivan. John Supple, Marv Sweeney, Jerry Sweeney, Marty Sweet, Robert Sykes, Damon Thall, Kent Thomas, lvor Trenery, Janet Twist, Daniel Van Bencotin, Ann Van llouten, James Van Ness, Ronald Van Order, Molly Ann Wack, Richard Wainwright, Rodney Walburn, Lula Walsh, Larry Wayne, Lois West, George Westervelt, Robert Weston, Edward Wheeler. James White, Rita White, Robert Whitford, Carol Anne Whiting, Roger Wiggins, Barbara Wilkinson, Sandra Wilkinson, Sharon Williams, Shirley Woermhke, Carol Wood, James Yoggy, Gary Firsr Razr: C. I.:-rim--MZZI6. li. Kuster-207. J. Ottavinias Usher's Club, P. Comfort-02, C. Myers-107, Wallace J ll'J. l', U'l3rivn- -209. Sw-re-tary: J. Connelly. President: Howell, advisor. Third Row: J. Burns-012, J. Buffalm ll. liusia-lt 2011. Yin'-l'1'f'si4lm1t: R. Bltrkc-221. Treats- 213, J. Elliott-04, E. Colden-210, R. Spirawlc-215 R urvr: ll. Stvimfr- flIT. IJ. Flon-lu-rwllli. Scrum! Raw: Crippen-04, J. Sullivan-05, C. Adair-214, W. Doloway H, tfzlrolyn -X11-lin.u:Ivisu1': l'. l.yon-l05. J. Meriwctlicrs -03, J. Farley-Ol, P. Greven-217, R. Vivian-Foot 017. 'If llt-w-lu-I' 205. N. l.onie--ll5. N. l'iersong2041. J. Knapp- l02. Y. 'l'urlre-ll'--llI3. ff. W'ilson--llfi. N. Filte- 203. Nl. Nlvllmim-ll-201, S. Williamsil0H. l. Truban-- T DE T COU Acting as the Board of Directors for the S. H. S. Theater is our very active Student Council. Each homeroom elects one representative and through this representative every Southsider has a chance to voice his opinion. This yearls council under the leadership of its president, John Connelly has effected many accomplishments. Among its projects have been: presentation of the Spring Hope Show, sponsor- ship of the Red Cross, distribution of monthly calendars, participation in noon activities. and installation of a phone booth. Advisors of the Board of Directors are S. Carolyn Austin and Wallace J. Howell, principal. Through the ef- forts of this group, our school has grown to be a better place in which to work. Organizations such as the Student Council help to promote better relations between the stu- dents and the faculty. 52 212 A Lattlmer-011 59 E 'HGH Q Q . N Y 0 D Q V Cl 4 'Vina uf- ' lighters, P. Hoillenbeck-218, W. Whitney-04, C. Comfort 2 Ii 495 tl 'qs 6 o , 0 .x 0 fn Vg r J il-Ii T10 mg I ATIONA ut-fg efv 1 R i Ls It- l Kneeling: R. Bly, P. Clark, N. Reed. Kuster. First Row: C. Cunningham, P. urcr: C. Comfort. Presidentg F. Murphy, lil. Canis. Secretary: Miss Brooktield. L H0 OR OCIETY So11thside's Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society was re-established in l942 hy Mrs. Carolyn C. Austin. For four years it has lieen the high goal of potential honor students. lvnder the guidance of Miss Elsa l-lrookfield. who undertook the joh of advisor of the society. this yearis memhers have enjoyed hoth husiness and social activities. A scholarship class was initiated in the fall of 1952 hy Wallace J. Howell. principal, and J. Osmond Wall. academic director. lt is hoped that. by first heing made available to juniors as well as to seniors. then to sophomores and freshmen. this system will prosper and hnally hecome a part of the regular curriculum. Selection of Honor Society rnemhers is made on the hasis of scholarship. leadership. character. and service. First consideration is given to scholarship: then hy faculty vote. each student's eligilmility according to the other three standards is determined. C. Andrews. E. Wlatkins. Nl. lolz. Nl. l.. Bedrosian, K. Atkinson. .l. Pautz. Callahan, Treas- C. Volkcr. B. Neal, Tlifrtl Row: W. Hogan, H. Vivian. Vice-President: C. Boiicer. li. Wfilflltk F. Xlollcr. ll. Park. .l. Frisk. VV. advisor. Second Clark. Raw: S. Lamli, ,l. Knapp. B. Fredericks, P. O'Brien. D. Flstablishing the program for our senior stars to follow throughout the year is the purpose of the Senior Count-il. This count-il is composed of senior c-lass offif-ers. one eler-ted representative from ear-h senior homeroom. and the Class advisers. Far-h month the Couneil assembles in Room 221 to discuss and vote on issues concerning activities First Rout: C. Cunningham. E. Kuster, l.. Watts. fi. Brink. l.. Knapp. A. Meflann. Sernnrl Rout .l. Arikian. D. Letson. P. 0'l.eary. R. Burke. T. Santarone. E IOR COUNCIL held during the year. Wyhen the Class is working on an important production. such as the Senior Play or Senior Prom. the representatives ask the students on what committee they wish to serve. ln this way. capable. ambitious participants make our undertakings sue- eessful and long-remembered ones. Psmazintl H Famsp Sleepy-time gals The quiet vaff-77? Time waits for no one. I 1 in , Z:-Rx um nun W. qs! awp!- Ui!- V i 1 3. , vs' 0' I K . v I 5 . l ' Q s Q ' Q . a 4 1 4. A 4 Q 4 s , 0 s i 4 v Q ' a 1 'A sa an Q, , an U t A . 6 a 1 1 an ,ga 1 1 L , , . . 5 1 vo ' , ww 'We 1 , N-ff' . 4 I- ,f '5 ,Nuova ' O I 1 . in www, ,im Q , I ' 1 , n MSI iw M ,mf l , 9 l Q ' if 1 . . , 1 ' ' I 4 , Q . o , ' Q ' I .Q an ,uw . ,gf 4 Q, Y 'Uv v v 0 PLAY N A-, U Q LVTONES ' 4 i no!-Qlhi F'rst Roux. ll' YEARS l lmtttl Th clef- ti NW- '- . cl. VN Y, t allflnmvamgtiatts. A' liilsnlhi Allen.. l ph Smitlnwf -mark Mnlllglllql Trullanl lAvkerF0'l cfilll l Rflwl K' n? Q Scion' K.. J. Ulm 'agwell l G. llmll B- E rl-,l' , 1 Parks. l.. 5-olgiucg Ptrturcll N. Pill? 'Houck- Sqm. ' The Qualitones is a group of students that makes up South- side's newest choir. They have had many engagements. singing both in and out of school. These include the Arctic League pro- gram at Christmas, the Christmas assembly, the Spring Concert, and service club luncheons. Although a fairly new organization. it has already made its place at Southside. GIRL' GLEE CLUB Soprano: G. Alexander, S. Allen, C. Armstrong, M. Athey, S. Battisti, G. Bedell, J. Borgeson, B. Burnett, B. Burton, D. Blakely, J. Cerchini, M. Clark, P. Clark, P. Collins, J. Dieflenbach, A Duffield. S. Fish, S. Frisk, C. Green, B. Ketchem, B. Lewis, L. Mulligan, D. McDonald, A. Moss, A Neil, D. Nelson, J. Osborn, S. Patrick. R. Skelly, J. Spirithes, N. Vaughn, R. Vineski, J. Whiting, S Whipple, Soprano II: J. Allen B. Anderson, J. Becker, C. Bowman, G. Bridgeman, M. Bryan M. Coveney, M. Coletta, N. Conklin, S. Cordon, S. Ham, S. Holcombe, J. Kelly, B. Springer, J Myers, M. Moss, B. Mills, M. Nemeth, J, Ottavinia, M. Quale, L. Bozell, M. Sprague, J. Stanton M. Van0rder. V. Wheeler, B. Williams. Alto: N. Amrheim, J. Dunn, K. Fowler, J. Hilts, B Jerzak, M. Johnson, J. Jordan, D. Lamb, S. Landon, P. Marvin, P. Miller, J. Meholzo, E. Plate N. Pruyne, B. Quinn, B. Ripley, E. Stewart, C. Thall, C. Eberle. 56 'Q s Q The members of the Girls' Glee Club, under the able guidance of Miss Dorothy Connor, director of Southside's vocal groups, have blended their voices to provide Southside au- diences with delightful mu- sical entertainment. The Girls' Glee Club has participated in the Christmas Assembly and played a major part in the annual Spring Con- cert. With their enthus- iasm and musical ability, they have inspired the student body many times. l First Row: ,l. Ur-trick, S. Lamlw, B. Miller. F. Vlfackowski, R. llnllaxan. l'. lfichner. ll, Olson. Scconrl Rout: C. Sheperd, ll. Nlaclntosh. ff. Nlyers. Xl. Green. S. Mosher. .l. Arikian, R. ORCHE TRA During assemblies. the Southside High School Or- chestra can he seen performing in the orchestra pit. This group also plays for major productions through- out the school year. Wfe at Southside are proud of our orchestra. for whenever its performance is needed. it is always ready and willing. First Noir: R. lltunlin, P. Eichncr, Cv. Norman, D. Olson. Swwztl Rout F. Wackowski. R. Callavan, B. Miller, M. illo- sher. .l. tlarpentcr. ll. Yoggy, C. Manchester. C. Hayscr. B. Brarllcy. ll. Connelly. Tfzirtzl Row: N. Rietmann, Drum Major- cttc: IJ. llagvr. W. jacques, F. Smith. P. Root. C. Stowell, fa l J . , ,L , K . . t . , - vs 1- 5 x . . f Hamlin, C. Norman. Thin! Row: R. Kiefel. C, Dunne, N. Rirtniann. hir. Bi:-ry. tlircctor: Nl. Mosher. .l. Carpenter, J- Nleriwe-tlier. ll. Hohhins. N. Ogden. .l. Rancher. Southsideis hand participated in many activities during the past year. including home foothall games. the Spring: Concert. and two concert assemhlies. ln addition to these. the highlight of the year was a joint concert played with another Southern Tier high BAD II, Rohhins. ,l. llleriwether, .l. Arikian, R. Good, J. Rancher, .l. light, N. Ogden. Fourth Rauf: C. Dunne, .l. Dunne. W. Caloroso. M. Early, ,l. Wheeler. D. Comfort. P. Comfort, J. Derrick. M. Smith. C. Myers. Mr. Biery, director. school hand. E E Dol Ht lllll W. tfaloroso, tf, tlornfort. l. tfomfort. P. Comfort. M. Con- nelly. ll. turtlim-r, l.. tlostelln. M. Crowley. J. Danaher, S arrow. A. Duties. N. Daxis. J. Derrick. A. Diamond. W oway. J. Dullois. J. Dunne, ti. Dunne. P. Eivhner. A vans. li. lfzxrnier. tf, Farrnn. Nl. Faulkner. P. Fleming J , . . Af-kr-rson, ti. Adair, V. Allen. J. Arikian. J. Barton, J. -slrosiun. J. lls-nn:-tt. M. Braveman. M. Brown. J. But 'i. P. llurliage. lf. tfady. Nl. Canis. B. tfarl. P. Clark Foehner, M. Gay, M. Goodenough, J. Griffin, F. Hill, A Henry, P. Kapp, M. Keenan, S. Lord, S. Lyon, G. Martelli, P. Martin, J. Mattison. S. Messing, J. Mulligan, D. Olson, R. Owens, N. Palmer. C. Parks, l. Patterson, N. Pierson, J. Powell, B. Rafferty. J. Redner, B. Richie, N. Rietmann, V. Rohrer, E. Romat. P. Root. W. Rorick, M. Ross, J. Ryan, B. Scott. C. Stanton, V. Tarhell, G. Tuttle, R. Usdane, N. Wagner, D. Watkins. L. Watts, M. Weaver, J. Woodruff ECO D PERIOD CHOIR lf:-hoes of songs ranging from Manhattan to O Little Town of Bethlehem ran he heard. sec-ond period. resounding through the halls of Southside, as the Choir. under the dirvr-lion of Miss Dorothy E. Connor. rehearses for the Christmas Assembly or the annual Spring Conf-ert whivh is presented in May. SEVENTH PERIOD CHORU Because of the great interest and talent in music at Southside. it is necessary to have not only second period choir. hut also seventh period chorus. There is keen competition between the groups. each trying to outdo the other. However. at the annual Spring Concert they combine their achievements and put on an excellent per- formance. ,l. Allyn. lf. Anderson. V. Bailey. R. Barilla, S. Benjamin, Norman. R. Olson. E. Pierce, l.. Pierce. C. Powers. A Y. Brown. Y. lfntly. ll. Comfort. S. Comfort, H. Conklin, Purvis, .l. Ravck, K. Reazor, .l. Reese, J. Rennie, N. Rice ,l, tfook. E. llopr-stick. B. Cornish, L. Dean, M. lleaton, ff. Ross. fl. Roy, S. Rumsey, .l. Scheithauer, lf. SlN llllEll'fi Nl. llunlap. .l, Elliott. B. Faulkner. ll. Fletcher, K. Calpin, R. Smith, N. Smith, fi. Soper, A. Sponyoc, C, Suitor, M R. flood. R. llaunlin. S. Haner, B. Hill, J. Hornheck, L. Supple, .l. Trenery. D. Twist. R. War'k, L. W'agncr. l. How-r, ll. Kelleher. W. Kendall. ll. King. L. Laughton, Walsh. C. West, Sandra Wilkinson, Sharon Wilkinson fl. l.ockner. N. l.onie, K. Mann, M. McCarthy, M. Mcfion- S. Wlilliams, ff. Woet'n1l1ke. ncll, .l. M1-Kenna, J. Messing, C. Myers, R. Newhall. G. if W Z2 P ILO K PP A lYlNilO1 A l Kam Pose of .llla- lhe lgh 7 pro' ' - ers C and of mai,1l!iT1li'lg lfhefs for wk? lhas the prima,-V P The llgl 6 hot M A 0 and C' -, luf' Carolyn glulmvwas foundedsiiiilfalmle in the mail: actlglfies Am. I US m. who h fl Years 1927- C'0I'l'l or, glllcr glrl who been HS able d Y, by Airs. S clothhls Year at Chrililtglhes lo Iyecome aamllsfif 6V6I' Sinpeg l A -5 gf ' 6 . ' a partngffqr a familv in CES mme the l'Sher'Qmf3er may J0in. ' Althofllhsilon Kappa Ireece- Olher siichilmrhllh Collected lf' it ' '. Jffcts a Zfxglehsociazl affzlfrf 55512106 Ofganization th re an anquets. - as plcnit, Suppgrg 9tFl1lluld0e5 have .. gas. uncheo ns. 'J-'C Kneeling: ll. fiostelln, L. Davrley. A-sit, Treasurer: L. Kuster. D. Vallis. Third Row: S. Esaias. I. lilnyeily. A. lmnlmzml. Asst Treasurer: C. Cunningham. Remrding: Voorliis. li. Adams. l. Cole. M. Canlwa. R. Fpenre. N. L. 94-vw-tm'y3 Nl. lkmis. Vive--Prc-siulent: l. 'lNrul1an. President: Reclmsian. M. Jolt. P. Martin. R. Neal. l . Smitli, A. llris- l'.. Wlwelvr. Uirrespnniling Sevretary: C. Volker. Treas- mll. L. Knapp. l. Knapp. ll. Stanton. V. Cliamlwerlain. l. nu-r. G. Amlre-tw. Asit. Treasurer. I. Ladd. 1. Raton. Clark. Fourth Row: ll. Appleton. Fish. R. Lawson. S. Vim llmr: P. llurlaf-tt. B. llanlill. Nl. Henley. P.Callal1an. Allen. N. Bement. C. Strong. S. Dean. 5. Lamls. M. N. llr-eil. ll. Pmwwm-ll. A. Miller. 5, finer. R. Callavan. 1. Clarli. R. Kolesar, P. Nichols, C. Fives. l. lhlnlligan. S. ' K. Mkinsmx. R. llum'ner. N. Cole. S. Rlaneliard. Lyon. R. Lee. X. Haw. D. Orlmanar, Fifth Row: C. Springer. - lllnssaw. R. Burton. R, Woodward. l. lletrirk. M. Mears. ll. Mvflluslcey. R. Comlort. M. I Row: S. Hitter. Cowley. M. Boynton. A. Foulke. D. Blitz. ll. Elmer. M. - llraxler. S. Rlavk. K. Rosekrans. I. Riedel. S. Patrick. E. Whytovk. . ...gig 4 l'.xut1 D fl-mul. ls.. lylllll. l Awtin. uclvisor. Suunr ' 1 PHY. R. Bly. ll. Wat A l.. R. Szitterlee. i R Oison, h W Kendal, . Sweeney, First Row: C. Bennett, S. Wiikinson, B. Richie, A. Barnes, Yessy, K. Thaii, R. Wainwrig, t, . R. Ncxrhaii. J. Fiynn. H. Mattison, Corresponding Secre- L. Mosher, D. Hager, R. Tayior, C. DeWater, G. tary: ii. R:-azor. President: L Dunn, Vice-President: A. A. Cohh. Fourth Row: I. Vanileventer, E. Smith, A. May, Diamond. Recording Secretary: P. Kapp, Treasurer: D. Pr. Weiis. R. Carimognin, M. Fauikner, R. Keisey, I Pnhnn-ter, Pu. Cari. C. Breese, S, Frisk. Serum! Row: S. Could, M. Swanson. C. Bowman, P. Hadden, U. Keiier Pvenjaniin. 1. Nagy. ,L Cory. K. Muiianey, R. Lewis. 1. S. Vnnk. Psattisti. X. Waiker, I. Jordon, V. Aiien. Fifth Smith. S. Frm-nr-h. F. Syrnons. V. Carris. N. Conkhn, Mrs. Row: P. Fic-ming, B. Bradiey, W. Doehier, J. Eiiiot, P Austin. nthisorz N. Nivhois. R, White, C. Beiiinger. M. Murphy. 1. Drake, X. VanHotiten, 1. Carpenter, E. Weston Vanileder. Pu. Frhnautz. i.. Corniort. U. Bernard, K. in- R. Vanfyorden. P. Monahan, F. Wavkowski, R. Moharter num. A. Laieur. B. Siovnm. Third Row: V. Bagnoii, H. R. Haie, J.Wheeier,G. Cooper. Shapiro. U. Decker. N. Scheive, Y. Thomas, A, Shaw, G. Ther 7 Huma 85 always ne Clllb In M 3 YNV0rth,Whil - - . e create lntq-greg . Gets. Thls te - TCSUI1 Whe D Y et 111 fl C I1 S0 h I. nder th Semor huma y al: old Organ, 'Ut 51de'S C- Austin tl? Capable direct- ne S0C1eties mation helps . . A - 6 lOn ' actilyflluyv Since ifslE:Jifl:dffS C0Htin11Zf1t?5 advisor, Mrs Car I IS V 1 P l H10 ' gI'0W . ' 0 11 have had GST. President gal: 11943. and Increase gym UC - . C ' of their most actiiiogezxd hir ninety fono S. Oon h VVCI-S our movie Se the ann the Hllillal asgerflblyq a . pr0'e. ans Soeietv, flstmas part irflgivefe sponeorecfb shelter. and y fOr the animal 19 . - ' . yr a S S at ness. the C:ET',fh1Ug Its merjseflilubh Crapbook-making IS also of-fe l S I e val Tl - ue of ng a different typehtlifmzhne kind' e UCation 61 H1'1'llll4UI ll. Spirawk. P. llollenhevk. Vice-President: l., Anderson, VV. Fishhouglh. lin! If I4 l tmnnllx ll thtflln B Rithu NI ll l ' i ' M . 11'I.. ' '. Nww-nt-y. tl. Mant'-lli. .Nw-nrnl Nutr: ll. tinsick. R, Yixian. ll-lI'l'llSllI'f'TQ A. Evans. .l. Xttlttnn. llIt'Nltll'lll1 .l. llulltns Nl Vtmtwr. R. Vvarne. fi. Brink. Secretary: .l, Clark. l. Aflutr. N. lztlw. ll. tam-s. lx. ,'h4'l'it'I'SttlI. Nl. .loh. D. Minster, K. Reardon. Not l'tf'!l1t1'1f' K K:-t-lt' G ' . . ffonne y. l istorlan: C. Steiner. . . ,- tx THE F OTLIGHTER 4. in Ellen Brown Moxley llirrrlnr Southsideis dramatic cluh. the Fooiliglzlers. was organized in 1951 hy interested memhers of the play cast. These charter memhers drew up a constitution and put the cluh on its feet. Since then. under the supervision of its facility advisor. llliss Ellen Brown llloxley. the cluh has heen rolling along lull force. presenting much dramatic talent on the Southside scene. This year. a series of noon-hour talent shows. topped hy a major talent show in a Friday assembly was undertaken hy the club. The Clulw has twenty-nine memhers to carry on its activities. twenty- six actors. two technical directors. and an art advisor. Two honorary memhers from the Senior Play cast are chosen each year. This yearis honorary memhers were Joan lledner and William Clark. Thus in its two short years of existence. the Foolliglzteris Club with its many activities has proved its value to the school as a popular and suc- cessful organization. 62 First Row: P. O'Brien, E. Kuster, P. Callahan, W. Hill. R. Bly, A. Evans, D. Olson, L. Martel, W. Clark, M. Canis, Seqvnd Row: D- Watkins, Literary Editorg R. Vivian, Sports S. Bla.-k. F. Murphy, W. Hogan, fx. Comfort, J. Arikaan. B. Editor: M. L. Bedroslan, Co-editor: R. J. Lynough, adviser, Neal, P. Clark. .l. Cox, C. Cunningham, M. Weaver. Nu! J. Frisk, Co-editor: B. Burke, Photographerg L. Watts, Art PI't'fllf0IfZ S. Allen, Editor: M. Job. A. Voorhis, G. Volker. Third Row: J. Knapp, THE 19 3 First Row: E. Keenan, Y. Neiley, S. Krouse, business ad- xisor: M. Palmieri, ll. Vallis, L. Dawley. Second Row: G. Cooper. N. Cole, A. Drake, B. Burke, B. Fredericks, A. lfoulke, J. Brand. U. Cusick, J. Arikian. EDOIA The Edsonian, which is named after the first princi- pal of Southside High School, Frank Edson, is an annual record of all the productions which occurred on the S. H. S. stage and the organizations which were behind them. This year's Edsonian Staff, composed of seniors, busily compiled both written material and pictures into the finished product. The yearbook is a. valu- able possession of us all because it holds a complete record of the whole student body and precious mem- ories for the seniors. The yearbook readily K 2 proves that Htimes wait for no manw and as we grow older it will provide us with fond glimpses back to our high school days when our only worries were detention and unfinished homework assignments. - ,f wx ,, -M: vi Q V Q. ' gig? Sw 2 Q ails lv ,Q skk,ww',Y? B W.. '24 X 7'ft i .- IW NJ Aww xv I'- 11 1, :Q Q1 up ,. 'Fx -V, R 1 'Q r n 11 :T ix I , . sw fi NJ My-x WEJVNXJ 'M-'f'Nx.,1rx A a '- '5'4.l lwmvmwgkfmvw 2 , A Q-,ff-umvvnv,-xv' A rx VK .fr-Xmffykd Wggfxid ,,.,' IN 38 wi' , f-. M, rf-,'-g,,,,, fyenw A fiwmkih Wx ,f 5.Jd 1Nw's X FW L ,JL 'ff xx.vfw IM N F Q -'IW ,, 3, N w a'5Ejf'k ' fwu, mf ' 'F ' Q , , 3 ,,.., .. . , in w , N .-Ji 7 'W VW. mf M vw A me xxx sf NJ' :N nf ,rx W .. ,QNX .wgvx 'ws X3 w wr , we PRX sw : N EQ, . Q4 'MW -Nw .X .MM Father of the Bride. a comedy in three acts. was a major production presented by the senior class on November 2lst and 22nd under the excellent direction of Ellen Brown Moxley. Outstanding performances hy John Arilcian and Averil Evans as Mr. and Mrs. Pranks furnished the audience with delightful entertainment. Not outdone in their performances however. were Joan lledner as Kay Banks. the hride. and Bill Clark as Buck- ley Dunstan. her fiance. The class of '53 will long remember their Senior Play. Father of the Bride. HFATHER OF THE A. Evans. ,l. Arikian. .l. Redner, W. Clark. C. Brink. W. Belig, D. Minster. O ll dont W H171 QV ifrk F T EH Tha, 3 pl ' ? itll QQ? .11 I X 05 'f'af'eful . In 6 41 0108, r f. Grlx, TAGECREW One of Southside! most im- portant service organizations is the stage crew. Their only credit is the satisfaction of heing a part of a perfect assembly. Seldom do we realize their fine job. Their duties are to operate the spot light. stage lights. and curt- ains. Swulwi: l.. llughcs, R. Smith. C. Rohr, A. Yandermark. Standing: F. Brawn Kztnltus, .l. loop. R. lit-tt:-r. ll. Potter. .l. Mt-fIonnell. C. Faulkner, Mr. Parsons :intl Mr. lnntz. utlvisors. T Bucuslil- M' .h P. Niclftol9j B' Kgimllavis. l' Haw F Hitt, S.N5m lii B. Williams- ,h A Mazzaraco,1AwN:'lx: tiqowvlc-gg. Smit - ' 1 mt. .. U, oSF0 ' ' 1 rd, 1. Vg . ha Ron , , rd, First Rowi B- Yi00tlAx?txi'iar.: B- rllluugltton. A- bnwlo T. D U . u tt-'in tl. ll 'lii'liQ,1l.. V, t-'rn-incr. 1- Without the eljhctent hlmrarv staff. the hhrary . ' , v ' ' run- 5g'r'UVl1 IJBR RY STAFF would he unahle to give the quick service it does. Besides marking hooks in and out. and signing slips in their study hall time. they help with the place- ment ol the new hooks. It is a very capable staff which receives little credit for its hard work. M Good Volker. ' d i First , .Q1ianan.G- M, Enve Y-, B eu. D- Kneeling: R. Belffllgslog PKe:nan, N' xgiielfice-President' lg ' vials M155 Bed E. Kuster, 3-. a 'M.'10b. K- Few lick, Secretary: i 1 S. Plllen. M. L. 'P' X egsngiack. . . ,M OH Row: K. Atlunsom' J' Knapp, D. Cus B ink. Second Row I hy, 1. Carpenter p,Gillette.K a dang President. P 0vLea1-Y, Thls B Neal, Mu P eu, Tfemalnea Wa ma advisor: - -cks A. vw' ' 'M'c0w1ev.N-MOU Elsa Brooke '- B. Ffeden li B. Owens. - ' P. OBrien, R McCart V. rosxan. P-Greven. - Hollenbeck. PANISH CLUB LeCercle F rancais is a social organization made up of students from second and third year French classes. Its main purpose is to fur- ther interest in French cus- toms and its motto is Tout droit ou reinf'-everything right or nothing attempted. FRE CH CLUB Seated: D. Agan, J. Frisk, B. Segur, A. Evans, Mrs. Marion Lynch Burke, advisor: D. Dean, E. Agan. Standing: R. Vivian, M. Bement, D. Olson, I. Patter- son, W. Hogan, D. Ketchum, M. McConnell. Not Pictured: K. Keefe. 67 gr ganized a year ago to teach our Spanish students the customs of Spain. All seniors taking Spanish are allowed membershipg other students desiring membership must maintain A or B averages in their Spanish studies. HLos Panamericanos is under the leadership of Miss Elsa Brookfield. The Spanish Club, 4'Los Panamericanosf' was or- fbi. Q..-4 X' '-sw First Rauf: l'. Tremaine. B. Patehrtdlo. R. my. B. Vvoodward. ,l. Ladd. T. Bereher. Seronrl out A, Ruins. Fi. Ktwter. Girls' Sports lfditnrg C. Volker. News lfditorq R. Vivian. As- oeizite Piditnr: M, l.. Bedrnsinn. Proofreuder: ll. Neal. Editor'-itiefiliiefz M, Joh. ASs't Editor: If. Adair. Sports Editor: M. M:-lfonnell. C. ilmvper. Tlifrd Rnzr: P. Creven. P. Ilollt-nlwf-k, ff, XK'lH'f'lf'I'. N. Morrell. S. Rluviz. ill. Cowley. Exeliztmze Editor: J. Frisk. U. Yvzttliins. JN. Voorhis. .l. Fnyedy. N, Canis. Y. Neiley. P. 0'Brien. l.. Mulligan. YV. Hogan. Not PI'1'lllft'lIZ S. l,ztmh. J. Bryan. Miss Mattel I. Haupt Ar J ,HMV Sealed: P. Clark, R. Arm, R. Warne, Business Manager: C. Brink Advertising Manager: lf. Keenan. Stuniling: U. llaner, T. llanaher, R Burke, Photographer: K. Aekerson. G. Mullen. R. Remington, W. Belig l 2 Q E L 0 H I ii. ami. Yolume 29 ot' the El-So-Hi has made its zippeuraiiee. and here is tie story he- hind the seenes. Seentingx news. nnearthing it. writing it in a manner that is eye-fatehing-all these ure the work of the reporter. Setting np the dummy. writing: head- lines. seeing that every detail is taken 1-ure of-this is the joh of tie editors. As with any responsibility. many head- nehes are involved. Yet there is a sense of ueeoniplishnient when the printed page appears at feeling nl pride for all the stall when il rates high in the ESSPA evz1lnz1tion.as it did last year. 68 FLAG QUAD Another organizati no glory for the carrying out of its duties is the Flag Squad. The two- sectioned squad has the responsi- bility of caring for the flag. Al- though the job is not difficult, it 're dependability. That's h'. fine does requi the secret of the success of t is organization. TRAFFu:sQUAD ' hout these young officers D.. Holland: M. Stanton. F. Moller. C. Comfort. John Finlay' Adlilsor' We could hardly do wit whose duty it is to prevent accidents and conges- tion in the halls. The advisor, Mr. Shepherd is not to be forgotten when thanks are given out. The boys, who may be seen at any corner of the build- fl 5 H11m,P-Fin1f3'1R Lailfse- ing, have helped greatly in the quick, safe. ef y' ficient, passage of classes. I Anderson, A. Cree . . Vandegrift Standing: . E Fl ing, Kneeling: .. . .l. Mcffonnell, H. Hartman. J. . P. McElhaney, N. Smith, F. Kruckow. W. Quinn, . C. May, R. Schuler, A. Draht, D. Ury, .l. Burke. if H ' Z 'x CRX - xy 32a I f T Q PM ffflihlmg ' egg W mx fo a', n' 1 ,nga V a 4 Q, .i .n 0' 1 1.9 yu- 1 1' 10' -el? WVQQ fe ,H ...- fu 4 A ,, . Q eb il ff' ,:+ ,, t 1 We 'Q if Q ' ' , 4 ,, v ' e A Q Q u V' 5 a 'Q 0 . .A Q' eff Q DDED ATTR CTIO HIP gl if a e 4 ' A , o ' 0 gf c 1 k 4 ,W f 5 A o t u ' s 4 a -'u a,. ,, , 1 X ,..,- Q ,f,, ,gpm 4..MmV .ww ' N. Hietmann, B, Starr. D, Kuhan, B. Woodward, T, Bercher, S. Mosher. wa-W WW: 92465 Llll I-'rnni Huw: M. Kvvnun. C. l.,0l'IZf'I'. Captain: C. Steiner. Scrond Row: Fi. Vaivurw. ll. Mo-In-r. 'llzim' Razr: C. Carly. D, Aggan, J. Wigsten. fl Suppl:-. M, Swv-m-y. Al lruskvllnall and foollmll ggarnes. the S. H. S. Varsity d J. Y. CllCf'I'lC8Ilt'I'5. lmditizmully dressed in their peppy .,, . giun .uid while uuiforins. sparked the spirit of both team and sperlalors. Wlwllivr in the' gynlmlsiuni practiving or at Illltlifllllll Vfllll-Pfl'llf'l'S with their vlvvcr adviser. Miss Judy llilll the ill rallms nr lr-arming nc-is vlieffrs. fil'iIlIZlIIl vu ' g' ' 5 1-mild lm- be-on preparing r'onC0r'ti0ns for w Il. l7redcric'kS K N. Mnrroll NX. - , A ef K CHEERLEADER X N N. .l. lfux Caplain H .ff 5 J. Reflmrr E. Kustfr I x P. Collins MW 1 Clark R. Frm! Ruud D. Agzan. Secretary: U. Kohan, Vice-Pres- irlcntz B. Kit-ff-I. President: Judy Bitter, advisor: J. Wigstr-n. 'lireasurerq Nl. SWt t'l'lf'y. Historian. .q0l'0l1tf Rott: S. llurrou. J. Woodruff. C. Reese. J. Cook. ff. Uibhle, B. Bit-Iii:-. IQ. tlurilier. S. Yunk. ff. Bc-llinger. D. Bernard, U. Nlrllonalrl. J. Smith. Tlzirzl Rauf: K. Beazor, J. Dunn. S. Buttisti. J. N11-fllure. P, Cordier, C, Malaney. Nl. Quale. J. Ottaxiniai. J. Berlrosian. S. Messing. A. Lynch. B. G. A. Ac Helping behind the scenes to make the pro- duction a success, is the Girls, Athletic Association which teaches the girls co-operation and builds in them a competitive spirit. This organization heads all girls, athletics and earns money for awards and equipment for the gym department. il. A. A. Members: C Alexander. M. Anderson, NI. Athey. V. Bagnoli, V 3ailey. J. Barber, A 3arnes. C. Bedell. B 3urt. Barbara Cady. Bev -rly Cady. V. Cady, B Plarl, B. Cavanaugh, S Qhurch. N. Conklin. B fomfort. l.. Comfort, B ffornisli. J. Curran. J Uixon. B. Eck. B. Faulk- ier. Nl. Faulkner. S Tishbough, P. Fleet, M Torsythe. M. Gee. J Sould, P. Hadden. S Janner. S. Hill. J. Hurt tl. Johnson. D. Keller, L. .aughton. J. LeFeber, L. .evert. M. Lewis. B. Lew- s. D. Marks. A. Martin 3at Martin, Phyllis Mart- n. S. Patrivk. B. Quinn 3. Reese. N. Bice, B iichie. NI. Boot, C. Ross tl. Ross. S. Rumsey. N if-hossow, G. Slocum. B Smith. J. Smith. Smith 3. Starr. S. Yunk. R White. C. Whitford. S Wilkinson. C. Wilson, C Woe-rnilmke. C. Bowman f. Fravel. P. Miller. P Wir-hols. ff. Bellinger. E vivllonigal. B. Ripley diss Nlargaret ffleveland ilvisor. - Springer. Fourth Row: J. Knapp, J. lnsr-ho. C. Farrell. ,-X. llc'-nry. B. Rornat, B. Thomas. il. flecvliiiii. F. Lusk. B. Stewart. J. Barlmf-r. ff. Anderson. Fiflli Rout E. Agan, U. Rossi, A. lluffielil, K. Fouler. K. Malone. N. Mason. P. Tremaine. J. Taft, B. Partridge. P. Hauser, S. Frisli. B. Barilla. P. Smith. M. Supple. Sfxlfi Row: ff. Sutter, L. Dean. J. Lelfelmer, S. Frenvh, R. Skelly, Nl. fioveny. ff. Kilcnyne. B. Rusin. J. ffurren, M. Anderson. J. Griffin. Before the start of football games, members of the Cheerleaders' Club are busy selling programs which help observers to identify the team members. Also, they sell candy and pop at basketball games. CHEERLEADER ' CL B Sealed: J. Pautz, E. Agan ing: K. Fowler, A. Duffield N. DeGraw, S. Vunk, C. Kil coyne, J. Dieffenbach, M Athey, L. Comfort. VOLLEY BALL Yolleyball is rapidly becoming one of the top sports on a girlls list since it has increased in popularity in the last few years. Fight teams battled for the title through a good season of eight weeks this year. For the first time. competition between different schools was offered. Volleyball was not confined to ninth period intramurals. but enjoyed during the lunch hour as well. TUMBLI G Between gymnasium classes and C. A. A. intramurals. girls had a good chance to show their tumbling abilities. During the winter season, the girls worked hard in different stunts and formations. Outstanding this year was a tumbling clinic which invited other sehools for a demonstration of stunts, apparatus work, and exercises. 7 Clockwise from Center Top: B. Rusin, K. Fow- ler, M. Athey, D. Mr- Donald. A. Duffield, J. Smith. J. Pautz. '--...,w J. Inscho, J. Ottavinia. Stand' E. it TENNI In the spring, we can see the girls hurrying to the Sly Street Courts. After the beginners learn the many different swings and rules of tennis, they try their luck. The first few times the girls play, they spend their time chasing the ball. However, after gaining a little more confidence, they im- prove their game quickly. S. Vunk, M. Athey, S. Ham, C. Bellinger, D. McDonald, L. Comfort. Kneeling B Rusin D McDonald .l Smith qtandmg K Fowler A Duffield V Tice S Vunk A May M Cleveland referee GIRL ' BA KETBALL After the Christmas holiday is over, the girls in gym class settle down to learn the rules of basket- ball. After teams are formed, tournaments are held to pick the winners of the four classes. Bas- ketball season for girls is very exciting because it is packed into a short and busy eight weeks. as? I Fust Rott R Tawlor Mgr M Stanton Fnxecly t Soweis L List G May S Costello R Hancock WV Clark A Strawn X Mann J lamiml Second Row R Ohstrom Mgr A XttC'ann I Motlska W Hill E Michaels W sz l I Iitzpattick D Padgett R Dixon l Iqxelle C' Johnson lx Fowler R Moss Tlmd Pntt l1anc'lstMoonJMullins Coach J DuBois I Dttke J Ixeefe J Hale P OLearx F Clark R D Padgett I Stanton D Ur5 D Frank D son Mullen A Smith J Augustine Hwbcrsaat, Foachg A. Ferris Coach. rf, SCHEDULE Wfttt-rtown Z. Southside 13 lthftm Southside .olnson tfty Southside lllllg.ll21lllI0lt tfentral .. Southside .lamestown Southside .-Xcatlvniy tlf. F. AJ 39 Southside 0 Binghamton North 13 Southside 7 Emiirmt 66 Southside 0 D. Letson, Quarterback ll O'Leary, Captain. IT Y O O T B A L L For our 1952 football season. little can be said. From the beginning. it was a heartbreaking season. Ina- hility to come through at crucial moments. injuries to key players. and two Close losses in the first two games just ahout stnn up the t-auses for the poor season, llowexer. there was one hright spot in this otherwise dark picture. Several J. Vs. hrought up to varsity lfor the last two gamesl turned in excellent performances. This. 1-onplerl with several returning lettermen. gives promise of better seasons to t'0llN . 70 Push-up Cot 'em Ithaca B. North CFA EFA Ithaca The Little Hornets. under the direction of Coach Harold Schwalb. had a fairly good year with a record of two wins and three losses. The Junior Varsity footballers showed steady im- provement during the season while gaining valuahle experience for later years. l.. l.avelle, H. Schwallm, R. McCarriek SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS First Row: L. Costello, Mgr.: D. Cornish, H. Marks, W. Blampied, J. Palmieri, J. Clark, D Allen, J. Hover, J. Lowman, M. Stanton. Second Row: A. Strawn, J. Taft, P. Monahan, W Hopkins, D. Padgett, G. Carpenter, L. Lavelle, W, Kendall, W, Cusick, F. Kelsey, W. Cusick, B McCarrirk, Ass't Coach. Third Row: 0. Weston, S. McDermott, J. Bentley, A. Bement, R. Stewart J. Andrews, H. Smith, J. Augustine, C. Cady, G. Johnson, J. Sheldon, Harold Schwalb, Coach -QM. Get that rebound .i ,x S ii Qsql' if at Q . a VAR ITY - 1 Abe Ferris BASKETBALL Wh When new coach Abe Ferris took charge of the South- side varsity basketball forces. he found himself faced with a tremendous rebuilding job. The success of his work will be noticed in future years. The team faced a long. hard journey back to winning ways. With good sportsmanship and excellent spirit. the boys were molded into a fighting team. Steady improve- ment was evident in each contest. Students can look forward with optimism to next season. Only Eve players and only one starter will be lost from the team. First Row: W. lfassada, Mgr.: C. Hanchett, A. Smith, Captain: I., Lavelle, K, Fowler, l.. Lisi, A. tfarhoni. Mgr. Scrornl Row: Fi. Stanton. J. Hale, C. Adair, U. Loveland, D. Letson. ll. llittlgclt. T8 jfu I V ' . f alias- mafiillimii ' if -. , , 'dw ' f ifxZE,atx'xCh'Alae,,, S- Bollxanage' gen. 9' XA Costello' tt KFKW- . - A- . r narlllmg GGY- K.. Ga zatVlckN:4sR.U. Cflldeni .C . Milla. s f 11 -f A , . 'I v' A 1 ' - p I L u 1 Up and away The Little Hornets. coached hy Harold Schwalh, gained valu- able experienve which will aid them next year when they try out for varsity basketball. VARSITY BASKETBALL Bingo North 66 S.H.S. U-E 83 S.H.S. lthaca 66 S.H.S Johnson City 83 S.l'l.S. Cortland 59 S.H.S E. F. A. 77 S.H.S. Bingo Central 92 S.H.S. Vestal 62 S.H.S. Bingo North 65 S.H.S. U-E 66 S.H.S. E. F. A. 58 S.H.S. Horseheads 60 S.H.S. Ithaca 62 S.H.S. Johnson City 62 S.H.S. Cortland 75 S.H.S. Edison 56 S.H.S. Bingo Central 71 S.H.S. Vestal 51 S.H.S. A. Smith, L. Lavelle, E. Stanton. C. Adair, D. Padgett. 79 I I' I F f f ll 'd- Ml NGK-hael-' Y f . . 2- 3 el- 4-Uffmo l nl. HON . . 5. M Beme CV X v ' v 54 1' ' Q W., M 5 3 B I EQ' Q, mlffv., ASLI, 5290 QW. 03,9 ,iggf ,qw A Er? A sk ,v Vw . 'Q 15? Ag, 52 TQ A 'f A 1' : ' PN Q . S vefgd in rf H 0' WRE TLI G Southsideis wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Francis Shep- herd, won few meets, but gained valuable experience for coming years. Wrestling fans can look forward to next year since most of the squad, with the exceptions of Co-Captains Ron Moss and Bob Schuler, will re- turn. Highlights of the season were two victories over Elmira Free Academy. These wins were the first time this year that Southside had beaten its cross-town rivals in an athletic con- test. A Q.. First Row, Left to Right: D. Chamberlain I Hewitt B Cassada C Hanchett E Stanton J Spillan, F. Renlco, B. Frisk, T. Santarone, R Dixon Second Row R Habersaat coach M Palm ieri, C. May, A. McCann, D. Kraft. D, letson R lNlcCarr1tk R Krazlnsky K Fitzpatrick L Lavelle, H. Jay, manager. Coach Habersaafs team gave evidence of good things to come by winning six and losing four games in 1952. This record was compiled by a team largely B A S E B A L L of juniors and sophomores. Seven of the starting nine will return in 1953 Tony Santarone, Bill Frisk, and Bob MCCHTTICR led the squad m hitting while AI McCann was the top pitcher ik 4 W B ' Q Inq ?. 'ps 5 7 My gf ' ffisgi' is . Q' SE Q wr ,Is K f A 4 ay? ..-5 sam' if jf. X.. a 4 ! v 4 4 . . Q h , 4 . , 1. Z ,, ' . ' A .... , , , mv - Q 1 R ' . ' ' - S ' i K 4 R . w - - ., . .. ' v . ' 'A ' X, . Y 4 V 1 - - W 1 W-...-' f .. , f . 0 . Q . ' i -. ' 0 0 ' . Q - Q ,. ' - a ' . 1 1- Q D 5 . , G . . . ' ' E Q AM. 4 ,Q M Q nw A 1 .P Q vc mf ss ap- as an vu w an w 1 at p ,, ,, L ' ,Nz-by . ,W .Q -X, ,., -it ll! -is 4 s 41' , Q 'sf 0 vu . I' ... 5 ' ' Q , ' - Q ' .. i 9 .. - 9 0 . , . . Q , 4 W .Q o Q 1 Q Nuff, , , , . h s X . 4 'Y W 1 ' . 1 ' K . . ' ,Q , as' n . 0 I ' I 1, 1 Q. ' .. , I -'fn -gm ,,., .. A in 'gs' U' I- YQ U' RE IE 9 W W Q 5 M.-w - Z -www WM, ,.,,.,,,,,ggnk l Q,Q P Q N I C Q Most Handsome Most Beautzful Dave Letson Joan Redner Most Popular Best Dressed McCann Carol Anne Brink Ron Burke Yvonne Neiley Wt f X MAB? Most Intelligent Most Athletic James Frisk Mary Lou Job Robert Mc'Carrick Barbara Comfort Q Q Xl' fx Best Actor Best Actress Most Witty or Humorous john Arikian Averil Evans Myron Green Mary Weaver Most Energetic Most Likely to Succeed .lohn Connelly Phyllis Clark Robert Vivian Mary Louise Bedrosian 84 Cf '- Neck bone- connected to the I can try. can't I '2 Toot with a French accent. Mic it down Quiet. please. last will anh estamznt We, the Class of 1953, of Southside High School, in Elmira, in the State of New York, being in good health and of sound mind and memory, do make and publish this, our last Will and Testament. We, Mary Louise Bedrosian and James Frisk, bequeath to the next Edsonian co-editors ............................................ our worn-out shoes. I, Frank Murphy, bequeath to the next bookstore clerk ........ my ability to short- change. I, Berna Neal, bequeath to next year's El-So-Hi Editor . . . .... my nose for news. I, Ken Ackerson, bequeath to William Rorick ....... . . . my ability to sing. l, Kay Atkinson, bequeath to Cornelia Supple .... ...... m y red hair. I, Averil Evans, bequeath to Gloria Martelli ................... my ability to act. I, John Connelly, bequeath to the next Student Council President ............ my ability to lead. I, Laurene Watts, bequeath to Nancy Morrell ............ my love for Ithaca, N. Y. I, Al McCann, bequeath to next year's Senior Class President .......... my energy and patience. I, Dorothy Vallis, bequeath to Joy Stowell .... .. . my ability to play the piano. I, Bill Clark, bequeath to Paul Hollenbeck ................ ..my scientific mind. I, Georgina Cunningham, bequeath to Theresa Bercher .... .... m y bubbling per- sonality. I, Dorothy Watkins, bequeath to William Halaiko .......... my ability to get into trouble. I, Ron Burke, bequeath to Jim Buffalin .... .... m y headaches as class treasurer. I, Mary Weaver, bequeath to Judy Wigsten . . ............. my vocal chords. I, John Arikian, bequeath to Jim DuBois . ........ my M. C. ability. The Class of 1953 ln the presence of witnesses, we have thus subscribed our name on the twenty-ninth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-three. Signed and sealed by the Class of 1953, who at the same time published and declared as their last will and testament in the pres- ence of us, who in their presence and in the presence of each other at the request of the class have subscribed our names. kv VX4-4-465, Principal ff Southside High School bC?.u.n,,9.. Q - VC?-54, Adviser sf , Adviser ST f ,.f'f Tressier's Hoiden Fliectric Bciipse Machine Roy's Dairy Zeiiii Sunoco Service Bendix Aviation Co. Whippie's Lumber Yard Bmpire Guii Deister and Butier Seweiers Coca-Coia Bottiing Works Crusade and Smith Brady Fliectric, inc. Soy Automatics Sykes Restaurant Drakes Ieweiry Store Nationai Homes Turks Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Nichoias Frisk Shreihman's Thompson's Gun Shop Roiiy-Keck inc. Deita Aipha Sorority Bveiyn's Dress Shop X. P. 81 M. Suiiivan Chamheriain's Dairy Winner's Custard Stand Southside P. T. A. Baiiey and Bassen Treais Variety Store Giihert Paimieri Berry's Buikhead Market Bimira Photo Service Mr. and Mrs. Eames Spence Coie's Lunch Aiio Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Fliias Truhan Commerciai Press Southside 5 SL 10 Mr. Karnes A. Coughiin y Biii's Restaurant L. T. McNaught, ieweier Mrs. Mary Neiiey Bement's Bsso Station Tayior's Soda Bar Duane Oithofi N Haiiicraiter T. V. Mr. and Mrs. Miiton Bitter Louis lohns-Ciock 81 Watch Biii and Mary Biias Mr. and Mrs. Paui R. Repair N Dixie Barbecue Andrews Good's Food Market Bedrosian's Antique Sa Dr. and Mrs. Wiiiiam S. 0'Rara's Meat Market Orientai Rug, Bazaar Cusick Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Ciark X Maiiory's Sport Shop Mrs. Rhea F-. Knapp LeV aiiey McLeod inc. Howard. Haroid, and Westerveifs Paint Store Burfs inc. n N Kennei Bucke Marion and Tom Rennie Ray inc. Andrew-fs Service Station X-Cei Dairy Store Knights oi Coiumhus Siiverman's Furnishings Ostrandefs Food Store Councii No. 229 Mapie Farms Mr. and Mrs.Waiter Koh David Davisson Soh's Corner Grocery Mr. and Mrs. George Lamhda Chi Sorority Kohn Bevan Lumbard Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Giiiette Charies' Tydoi Service Mr. and Mrs. F.. l.F.nyedy McCarthy Funerai Home Aibert Paimieri Mr. and Mrs. Waiter L. 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