Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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4 4 H0 P T0 IT The Student Council Christmas Tree. zu.: - A 4 rslyf Q-My nf I ty' ,,, Blood donors for the annual Bloodhound trophy. o l2,:fg,:i,,g L A z:,o ' C 2? s D M W i 5 J x-'aku ! jf. 't , gm' X Y 5 j 0 9 P H A-kf ., 42., ll I2 l i Y Q1 -f X X, gui 9 -fx O . Annual Christmas Door Decorating Contest. Val and Terry do the announcements during homerooms. H0 123

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Student 6011.120 ' l Bottom Row: Sherry Murdough, Kathy O'Brien, Kim McBride, Kim Shannon, Kathy Bird, Barb Blanchard, Georgia Callas, Geroma O'Herron, Allison Wade, julie Marvin, Anna Dunlap. Middle Row: Cheryl Marshall, Susan Shappee, jean Pazahanick, jean Frampton, Wendy Hollenbeck, Sue Houghtaling, Diana Barnes, joanne Barnstead, Pat Habeck, Theresa Manning. Top Row: Cathy Sutherland, Kim DeVore, jeffWheeler, Debbie Blanchard, Rich Campbell, Katy Kelly, Melissa Agan, jenny jones, Mary Seeley, Mike johnson. Officers: Val jones, treasurer, Tina Curren, secretaryg julie Dixon, vice-president, Mr. Punzo, advisor, Terry Emerson, president, Penny McDonald, secretary. The Student Council at Southside acts as the coordinating body for all student activities. The Student Council started the school year by presenting an officer inauguration assembly, which the student body attended. During the year, the council was involved with the future of Southside by distributing and tabulat- ing a survey for the S.C.O.P.E. committee. 122 The council handled the dance schedule, the elections of the Homecoming and Erie Bell Queens, and the Salvation Army can drive. A student exchange day was organized. Popular movies were shown. Money was raised and donated to charity organiza- tions. Student communication and interest was restored in student activities.

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.ficfsonian The Edsonian business staff is responsible for selling the year- book to the students and faculty andialso helping to raise outside money to offset expenses. This year, thetstaff held one dance, sold yearbooks in the cafeteria throughout December, and sold ads to local businesses and friends of Southside. The students had the option of purchasing their name engraved on the front cover. Yearbooks were again sold in the cafeteria, which proved to be a great success. f r i i l E Q 1 l X ' C Front Row: Allison Wade, Annette Stewart, Greg Green. Second Row: Joyce Kieffer, Mr. Smith, business advisorg Dawn Lane, business manager. Kim Kriner, Pat Wheeler, Sue Houghtaling. Third Row: Karen Allen, Kim White, Kelly Cook Lisa Liskovec. Fourth Row: Eline Isaacson, Dawn Lane, janielle Flemin Sue 8 West Back Row: Carla Carboni, Theresa Manning, Karen Higginbotham, Sherri Kohena. This year, the Edsonian 1977 staff wanted to present a yearbook to the students and to the Class of 1977 that was done in the school colors, Green and White, Through use of green on the cover and throughout the senior section, the staff has put together a book dedi- cated to our school and to the "Times of our Lives." This year's staff worked long and hard for many months to make this a book that you would be proud of. Overcoming problems and other obstacles in produc- tion, we feel that we have succeeded in making this a book for us and for the school. This year, the Edsonian was led by Sue Draht, editor, and judy Williamson, assistant editor. This book would not have been possible without the help and guidance of the two advisors, Mr. Haven and Mr. Smith. They de- serve our thanks from the Class of 1977. 124 Front Row: Terry Semski, Mary Tillinghast, Mary Hourihan. Second Row: Linda Holly, Joanne Barnstead, ludy Smith, Sherry Wade. Back Row: Donna Stepulis, john Dunne, Kim White, Kelly Cook.