Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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Foreword Commencemenl is almosl here. Nineleen hundred lilly-one has given place lo nineieen hundred filly-live. Freshmen have become Seniors. All loo soon we musl leave old S. H. S. behind us. A new world of inferesls will be ours: new dufies. new responsibililies, and new problems will confronl us. Shall we lorgel These four years, or 'lhe inslilufion which has nurlured us? No, never. For here we have been laying ioundalions for ihe fulure. Here we have made friendships, some which will endure Through life. Here we have learned of 'rhe failh- iulness and palience and friendly spiril of 'rhose who have laughl us. Feelings of regrel musl' be ours as we go. Wiih ihem, feelings of gralilude- grafilude for lhe privileges which our American sysfem of educalion affords us, gralifude 'ro our good cily, graiilude lo principal and insliluiion. grafiiude To parenls. We go wilh hopes for 'rhe besl success of S. H. S. in days To come, and wilh good wishes 'ro 'rhe members of lhe iaculiy. Lel' us cherish her fine lradilions. and resolve lhal This class ol l955 shall always live lailhlul lo lhem. Table of Contents FALL including- Principal, Facully, Sludeni Council, Nalional Honor So- 3' ciely, Senior Council, Red Cross, Edsonian, El-So-Hi, Spanish be-1 Club, French Club, German Club, Flag Squad, Traffic Squad. '-ig Band, Grcheslra, Cheerleaders, Cheerleader's Club, Twirlers, 'gg Foolball, and Wreslling- Y' pages 5-24 o 0 o ok? 0 o 0 WINTER including- 0 Senior Play, Foo+ligh+er's Club, Slage Crew, Upsilon Kappa. Library Council, Humane Club, Baslcelball, LeHerman's Club. GAA., and Girls' sporls- D pages 25-34 .o eff. SPRING including- Youlh Counly, Boy's Slale, Girl's Slale, Second Period Chorus, Freshman Chorus, Junior Play. Baseball. Traclc, Under- class officers, Seniors, Lasl' Will and Tesfamenf, Honor Roll, Sna s and Palrons p I T pages 35-92 4

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T I VYM,,nuy-we Q SuperinTendenT-Donald S. Keeler The man recenTly appoinTed To run The educaTional sysTem in The Elmira area is SuperinTendenT of Schools, Donald S. Keeler. Formally from Perry, New York, Mr. Keeler began his work as head of The school sysTem in The Tall following The resignaTion oT Oscar Kerlin. Already Mr. Keeler has won The respecT of TaculTy and sTudenTs alike wiTh his helping hand and willing smile. Being in such a posiTion is no easy iob. DespiTe his many duTies, Mr. Keeler sTill Tinds Time To visiT schools and To meeT pupils in groups or individually. All have noTiced his Tairness in all decisions and his willingness To lisTen To and consider The problems oT all. Elmira is indeed TorTunaTe in having so conscienTious and able a man as Mr. Keeler in The posiTion oT SuperinTendenT. Y . Principal-Wallace J. Howell We have known you only Three shorT years, buT in Those years we have learned much from you and The examples you have seT. IT we follow These fine examples, we shall surely have beTTer chances Tor aTTaining success in life aTTer we leave high school. IT has oTTen been said ThaT behind every greaT Thing There is a moTivaTing Torce. This saying can very well be applied To you, working beyond Those doors which arouse The Treshmen's curiosiTy and behind The desk which sen- iors someTimes Think oT as The bar of iusTice. Under your capable adminisTraTion SouThside TuncTions Trom day To day wiTh a regulariTy and smooThness ThaT are all Too oTTen Taken Tor granTed. For your many hours of behind The scenes work which makes SouThside inTo The smooThly running insTiTuTion iT is, we wish To Thank you here. We have noTiced your kindly wiT, your genuine in- TeresT and your desire To do all you can To make our class a beTTer one, and SouThside a beTTer school. As youTh abouT To leave The school, we wish To express graTiTude noT only for your capable managemeni buT also your personal inTeresT in us as individuals.