Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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With ,X y ggiw, .K K iw? X 1 1 i ' f i H ? it if 'J xx X Q J lx YH X 4 r v.. 55 -ft OTGLUOT K fe W In the coming years, we may ever fix our minds and en- e 'es upon the future, yet there will always be sentimental moments, when hearts and thoughts will carry us back into the past-into days we have but just finished printing upon the pages of what tomorrow shall term yester-years. It is for those happy moments of carefree reminiscence that this yearbook finds its purpose. The coming years may prove to hold their share of sorrow and trial. There may be moments, when burdens rest upon our shoulders with a weight that threatens to crush both the strength of body and the spirit. It is for t hose years, and those moments, that the Edsonian of 1941 is published. .A the opening of these covers, we may part the curtains of time to relive the happiness of those golden days. We may turn these pages and so watch the heavy haze of years slowly lift to reveal the faces of old classmates and friends. From out of the past, we may once again pause to hear softly echoing words-words embodying the sage advice of faculty members, words reflecting the faith and trust those sincere friends placed in our success. It is then that we shall pause once more to give he-art-felt thanks to those teachers who, under the leadership of Mr. McNaught, created that first foundation for the future molding of our lives. It is then, too, that we may reach back through the years to pay tribute to our school board-sincere tribute, which faltering words may even then fail to fully express. Yes, there must be such moments, when we shall seek to regain a bit of the carefree spirit of the youth that time shall then have obliviated, when hearts and thoughts may long once again for a glimpseinto the happy past. For this, we present 1 .f x .. i K. I M,--'lf' ' the Annual of 1941, a Conqumeror of Time, possessor of pages X, of past happiness, of tears, of gratitude, of laughter-of youth. x 5 Take it. Read it. You'll love it now and forever. To you, it g will be the priceless bust of youfr happy school life. .l . DOROTHY CALL, '41 . ' X rMemor1es of Youth ' pp x ' To Be Treasurer! ,Y ' fi-ru J'- , n For a L1fei1'me ,fm Q 1 gi A UT .A gy!! ink, 4 Q Vi, if ,J if , ,roffw ,ff 4 50, -J 'ia L f , 'PN tk, , I, writ! .ff , ,1 A ' a 1 V ' wg Y- ni' uf. XP ,pf , JJ Y -.1 II' I ' . il i A, 0 9 , 'J' 1 . A 6 gift-K fb. J.