Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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"just think, all that money!" L. Naylor J. Duffield "Beezie" Harry Crash L., "This Court finds you guilty" V Foreground: V, Stalis-Spirit of Harry Crash. Barkground: C. Bahr, D. Newnham, R. White--judges. " On the 6th and 7th of December, "judge Me Not," a three act tragi- comedy, written by R. J. Lynough, was presented by the senior class, bringing to a close five tedious weeks of high-strung nerves and lack of sleep. This was a moral-seeking play that proved the noteworthy quote from Lowell, "At the devil's booth are all things sold." The play, in the minds and hearts of all those connected with it, will forever be a light in shadows of our past. or Seniors-always a wonderful experience SENIOR PLAY CAST Beezie .............. Harry C rash .....,.......... Larry Naylor james Duffield Spirit of Harry ........ Vincent Stalis Barbara Terrence Dawn Babbington I red Carter ........,....... Sterling .............. Diane Lampila .. Roberta Spillane William Cook Michael Murtaugh Brenda H ilts ............ Donna Zeigler judge No. 2 ........,. Dennis Newnham Judge No. 1 ....... udge N o. 3 ,........... ...... obn Forte ,........ Roland White Daniel Bahr Maylon Flood Mrs. john Forte ........ Laurel Kinkade Bill Brady ...........,........ Bruce Silvers Mrs. Bill Brady ............ Peggy Yerg Bob Kelly .................... Donald Lewis Connie Baldwin ............ Sandra Dean DIRECTORS Bruce Silvers, Sharon Fullerton APQRTMENT SCENE-Seated: R. Spillane, W. Cook. Standing: J. Duffield, S. Dean, D Lewis, B. Silvers, P. Yerg, M. Flood, L. Kincade, M. Murtaugh. 21

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"You've just got to tak: Brigigidine to the dance" Peggy Yerg, Frank Dough ty, Sandra Dean, Danie. Bahr, Donald MoEat, Dian: Lampila, Roland White. Ret clining: Bruce Silvers. "The play's the thing" whether by Iunior: JUNIOR PLAY Looking back to the 12th and 13th of April in our Junior year, fond memories of the play, "Brigidine," directed by our dramatics coach Mr. R. Lynough, are retained by all. This musical comedy, a story about a thrilling, but sometimes trying weekend at a small college, brings out the loves, trials, and triumphs of four young people. As the years go by, many of the details will recede into the shadows, but we can never forget the wonderful play and its success. JUNIOR PLAY CAST lark Hale ........................ Bruce Silvers Brigidine ...,....... ..... E ve Crittenden Ed Koster .,.................. Maylon Flood Marge Koster .......... Carol Fitzpatrick SORORITY SISTERS Mary Ann Dandrea, Doris Pepper, Connie Nelson, Kathleen Comfort, Joy Utter, Jackie Hamlin, Sandra Dean, Jackie Traum, Su-Lin Mosier, Genevieve Oczko, Peggy Yerg, Maur- een Hourihan. FRATERNITY BROTHERS Larry McClosky, Roland White, Daniel Bahr, Donald Lewis, Jack Wheeler, Antony Dan- drea, Robert L'Amoreaux, Michael Murtaugh, Frank Aiello, Marshall Leljedal, Donald Moffat, Frank Doughty, DANCERS Patricia Farrell, Diane Lampila, Carole Vunk. ORCHESTRA Trumpets: lst Dick Peterson, 2nd Dick Wright, 3rd Ron Bartlett. Saxophones: lst Gary Brookman, 2nd Bob Gage, 3rd Jeff Miller. E, Cello: Lucinda Finlay. 'rf A Baritone: Mark Wilson. Bass: Carolyn Conte. Piano: William Cook. DIRECTORS Judy Scatiidi, Laurel Kinkade 20 fa The cast party was great fun! Mr. and Mrs. Lynough "Just let me call Daddy and tell him we're married" Maylon Flood and Carole Fitz- patrick.

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FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB Southside's dramatic club, Footlighters, has successfully filled the school's demand for dramatic training since its formation in 1951. Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Lynough, the organization has undertaken several activities. This popular club selects its members through com- petitive auditions. In addition, an art advisor and two techni- cal advisors are admitted besides two honorary members which are chosen for their performance in the Senior play. This year Michael Murtaugh and James Duffield were chosen for their outstanding performance in "judge Me Not." xxx FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB - For ground: L. Finlay, secretaryp B. Si vers, president. First Row: M. Lucke F. Italiano, S. Pittman. Second Ro E. Kasouf, vice presidentg M. Wilso treasurerf R. Cook, bistorianf M Lynough, P. Sly, S. Saffer. Third Ro S. Doty, J. Utter, B. Spicer, A. Golo C, Coleman, R. Spillane, E. Elsto J. Orsillo. Fourth Row: W. Coo L. Naylor, C. Olson, M. Murtaug J. Duffield, D. Newnham, D. Rei son, V. Stlalis. STAGE CREW Southside's stage crew does th1 important behind-the-scenes worl necessary for our assemblie school plays, and other program Meanwhile, their work provide valuable technical experience. STAGE CREXV-Seated: A. Olszowy B. Schoonover. Standing: R. Mae Dowell, C. Hoffman, D. Reibson, The Footlighters Club shows one phase of drama 22