Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1947 volume:

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All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. Lest these words be all too true, we, the staff of the Edsonian, have chosen to present in pictorial form a record of Life-In Southside High School. As you turn the leaves you will meet again the friendly familiar faces of your principal, your advisers, your teachers and your classmates, you will view the numerous organ- izations which form such a vital part of school life, you will se depicted the scenes which you know so well, the serious and t e light, the classrooms and the halls, the swarming cafeteria, e embarrassing moments, the romantic scenes and others so dear to your heart. We give you this yearbook, this Edsonian, this treasury of mem- ories, in the hope that, in years hence, it may ' v as a bridge to 5 n the chasm of time and carry y u back to r Alma Mater. E fn x ite rlrt N fp, if Q ,uf V ' f H , gr Q .3 'A L k? ' ' as W I 1- .. H f : .,.:. ' SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHUUL A 1946 -- 1947 wtf' Q? jjj? WW JK MJLJQ W n A t law JA Al M XQZAVW Q77 ma ater 6 1 gow , J oh,A1mtt Matt-tt, fair and bright, Jw OJ Q .ZZ , D Thy honor we acclaim, ez: t JI J y VV e rally ,round the Green and White 9 V To laud thy noble name, K 5 spin thee we students shall renew - AN out faith of days gone by, ' K u wr ' Across the years welll live anew gg ' Thy spirit Southside High. A O, dear Southside, thy loving ways OJ And charms will ever be, y b ,Q Those memories of golden days, ' . D Those friends and hearts so free. fy X, To thee we pledge thy honor due, XG t Ai at And parting sound thy cheers, F 13950, 5 Our thoughts of you, so staunch, so true, QX My i Will live through all the years. R 15 of MQW 5 gtifif XS A 'E 6004! xi is 'Q -A 3 M -.L Ti ' J IT.- rg 3 'fri 4- 1-,D l fx X a , 'T ' 'N X 4 X h if fx vt K ix All X A41 fs 'X- Xb i A E'- ix X., NQ Lx . . 1 A . X Clifford 12 Muvaughf Bm-hind that ziclrnonishing glancc. that l'PIJ1'OllC'lllALll word, lim- a mailing fam' and Z1 laughing llvart. This outward sta-rnness and Ai li it gonuinc human:-ni-M havc aide-d hinl in piloting us xufcly through R' 5' our four years ut Southside High School. fi To you, N111 NICNz1ught. wc, the Class of 347 c-xtvnd our rnost i lsr 5lI1Cl,'I'K' and CVCl'l21SIlIlg gratitude for guiding us along thc path toward happiness and succt-ssftil living. 1 f hz , V 1 f 21 1, A , K J 7 L l, If H A ,r , A J V .V H f., , . 4 1 ,t hx 1, ,X I f x. ,-7 ,Q 4, 'TL J v AA - 1 X 5 f ik Q N PRINCIPAL ACADEMIC . . COMMERCIAL . HOME ECOMONICS VOCATIONAL . . GIRLS' ADVISER INIrs. Carolyn Austin, B. S. SECRETARY Rose R. Hoffman ENGLISH Mrs. Marie H. Adams, A. B. Florence Callahan, M. A. Blrs. Elisbeth C. Chapman. A. Pauline Cooper, A. B. lNIabel I. Haupt, M. A. Mary S. Jenkins Helen R. jones, M. A. Ruby H. Smith, A. B. Irene St. John, B. S. SOCIAL STIQDIES Nlargaret F. Flynn, A. B. Myfanwy L. King, B. S. Alice Magenis, M. A. Henry Prechtl, A. B. .Anastasia A. Rosinski, A. B. Thomas E. Stenson, B. S. Niabel E. Zimmer, Ph. B. SCIENCE john A. Barlow, B. S. Mrs. Luella C. Bogart, B. S. Stanley W. Krouse, A. B. Ruby M. Lee, B. S. Kenneth C. Winsor, B. S. HOME ECONOMICS Xirs. Riary E. Cooper, B. S. Edith E. Lee, B. S. Eleanor A. Robinson, B. S. llrs. Irma M. Shays, B. S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION NI:1rga1'et Biggs, B. S. Irene Davis Robert IV. Habersaat, B. S. Francis Mullins, B. S. LIBRARIANS jean Barber, B. S. Margaret Workley, B. S. I CAFETERIA MANAGER Rachel Neiley, A. B. ll. Faculty . . . Cli1'i'ord F. McNauglit, M. DIRECTORS . . . Osmond G. Wall, M. A. . Clifford L. Harding, B. C. S. Kathryn M. Pollock, IW. S. Albert E. French, B. S. EDUCATIONAL ADVISER Jarana A. LaBurt, Ed. M. SCHOOL NURSE M. Florence Stapleton COMMERCIAL Beniamin Botnick, M. S. Ruth M. Cole, B. S. Marion Connelly, B. S. John VV. Finlay, M. A. Elizabeth Grube Sylvia Rockwell, B. S. William F. Stewart, IN4. B. A. Donna D. Van Allen, B. S. MATHEMATICS Helen E. Bower, A. B. Kathleen M. Butler, M. A. Winifred D. Lucy, A. B. LANGUAGES Mrs. Minnie M. Baltimore, A. B. Madeleine Daly, A. B. Elsa Brookfield, M. A. Winifred A. Prechtl, A. B. MUSIC Dorothy E. Connor ART AND DRAFTING Lynn D. Hunt, B. S. Mrs. Helen S. Winsor INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - William M. Lantz Varner T. AIacRorie Ira D. Maynard Leslie Stottle fPlacement Adviserj Charles E. Tinney Leslie K. Travis G. Lewis Parsons, B. S. HEAD CUSTODIAN Otto F. Ring ASSISTANT CUSTODIANS 1- Clarence Arnold Robert E. Hufford Edward Davis john Ring Mrs. Mary Healey James Smith 6 A. ww m i wmw ' , 1. WW ' A ziiigig yg 34 , in J, Q 4?g?5f -5- 22 1-'P ' K .gfgfgi 1 S-1': ififmnik ,Z K .i, 4Vf B Q f Q . 3 if . Af '25, ff 1 f ' SZ IYZEWKMS7 , pm ::,-.- my-jfs? ,3: if M fi' sins: uw wswii wif 443 w,,ifwf'2 'glsfiiiiw Q, isiaimzms Q 'iw,SQ,vpJ A , wx 4 2 M' ir 1 A HRWWQ Standing: Connolly, Stcnson, Botnick Scatcdz Zimmcr. Grubc, Colo Standing: Lantz, M31CROl'iC, Travis, Stottlrg: Hunt I' Tinncy, Maynzird, Parsons Svutcicl: Robinson, E. 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Gonuou Q Uewfyl-6,0440 WWGMLWM 'ff'A' riff-45-r1..q ,IIA W 6-.1 I am a part of all that I have metg Yet all experience is an arch wherethrough Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move.' -Tennyson One milestone achieved, the graduates, with smiling faces and spirited step, confidently march through the archway of life into adulthood. Mme 'Wx June 1947--and oh, so soon! Why it seems but yesterday that we en- tered this seemingly unfriendly building as frightened, fearful fresh- men. Yes, just yesterday, but today has eome and swiftly so. Soon we shall take leave of you, but when we do, we'll carry with us endeared, ever-to-be-cherished memories- memories of four fun-packed, work-packed, joy-packed years, of four momentous years which can never be relived and yet never lost. The towering achievements of the Class of ,47 have been made possible largely through the efforts of two very wonderful people--Mrs. Shays, known better to most of us as Carmody, and Mr. Lantz. Qver the din of Senior Day excite- ment, we of'l'er o u r profound 'ithanksu - Hthanksw to you who have worked so untiringly to assure our success. Wie extend our sincere gratitude, also, to Robinson who so gra- ciously aided us when MIAS. Shays relinquished her active advisory ea- pacity in the last half of our Sen- ior year. Her assistance has been truly invaluable. 12 William Jackson, Treasurvrg Barbara Kustcr, Vicv Prcsidcntg Arlcnv Shcplu-rd, Secretary Norman PZIKICTSUH, Pre-sidvnt. Senior Class Ofiicers Senior Advisory Council lSt11r1di11g: Osborne, .IkI.lkliSOI1, Diveris, Patterson, Hone-ywcll, Tc-ty, Denccx Sn-atc,-dz Pastorc, Sllvphcrd, SICYIIICY, DC'RL'I12'O, Cleveland, Kl1Sll'l'. MARGARET AUMICK Purley Coburn Commercial Margaret is a quiet girl, Wilhtminrl of stmlious turn. She says she rloes'rL't come lo play: She comes to school to learn. Student Council. CAROLYN AUSTIN Purley Coburn Commercial Always happy, always gay, Thaljs oar Carolyn every rlay. lfpsilon Kappa. MILDRED BALDWIN Thomas K. Beecher Academic Daiiity-szoeet-flcyemlrzl1Ir:- shy- f'Millie is sure to eatrh your eye. Vpsilon Kappa. ' in RICHARD ACKERMAN Parley Coburn Academic This is the avirl sportsmau CHARLES J. ALLEN Purley Coburn Academic '4Ch0ts, who is handsome-a with the iiwitihg smile, A true ladies' mah, Whose imagination and himio In sports has been best si ce are mziqzle in style. -.,,-. ' in school he began. . 1' lil-So-Hi Sports Erlitor, qv, ' limi mhomore Dance ic e 'hairmarr Staff, lnterclas' Ba ei , mme- ' enior Play Ti Cornriiittee, loom B S' ll, ' terclass Soft- llomero m Bus ffill, .lu 'or Var- bz . sity B .ketbz res ' g, Intra- ' mural fpor -. 11 N-ll x 3 -.- . i . , . l A. JU E D ' AL CE D. ANDERSEN l'l'vorsid C l'Ul'I'l5I'Ci2ll Purley Coburn ,cf f Academic I - ,c as L eeze and as 'You his for iifhohi' , quick 1 'ne . Be a lower j Thai' 'e ow makes Bill ve' N jewel than 'ie' J07 lt ease. W lsjl ' 7111.71 il Sha ro- uff er Commit- lla-itclie -I-lop u ljcity Chairman, tee, p and Committee, Hi-De-. o-Down ublicity Chair- Erl ian Chief Ty st, G, A. A., Ho eroom Tlzisketl ll, Intramural Sports. IX- g l if QQEVERIQY 1,-'fALLEN lla y Cryria-1r'i'ff 'E Commercial h01'tQ' sweet will 'very kind, ne like Bev 'lS'fliLllff to flml. P A 9 Junior lgfnm IJ6!QOI'?lUOl1'! Commit- tee, Idrlsi zilllll Staff, Upsilori Kappa. A b l lf' .K in ,fa V f E! I 4 3 man, Junior 1 m Committee, Stu- dent Counc', G. . A., El-So-Hi Co-editor, Library Staff, Upsilon Kappa, Freshman Class Secretary, Intramural Sports, Cheerleader. .i . BEVERLY LEMAN l l -' P nrlex Xaiiniwv Xe lf emic 2 2 ' I .4 -z l ' A cl - nurse is in view ffo? th s wh - haired, VUZTLIY yer la ', I X Hou ,o tree, Senior I il 1 mitte Shamrock e n 1 e moi Prom Schools nl, uni r Council, Stu cle-nt Conn 'l. fn .C 1 Z 'tt I. 1- 1 Co' mitt , ri-Y, 'p. ilon Kappa, Sou hsid cr-ci? Elmire High .. . C - Junior 1 f I CHAR OTTE BA 1 Parleyi Coburn Hornemakfaig' 1 ' 1 1 1. 135101111 1l1l1'Y'-el1l11P T'QlC'.fl- X1 6115111111 11111 H11l1g1f1'+l11'L'11s: 71111 l U A 1371-1112 111111 .llqffh 3 ,yf-N 11 : 1- A ffilunior Pi tl . Junior 1 1. . . , , A - . Tlmce Coinnitt ' 13 L Ni QQY1 111 ll E86 ' ,E ed Luge il V To School 1 ' 1. ' JZr'- '. 'ng'- lo 1 IIS , 1 1,1 n Rappirl Inu: ural S1111 E11s1,-1111111 Stkgif. , '--, ,- ELEANOR RAY BARR ley C 1'1 C mn .il L ' 1 ' 1:1111 1e11uty, . 1 1 , i mls. 0 1' 1: 1 . 111 ZG1111- 1' w 11 A111911 11116 l1111.'11111 C1 ,thr cf . unior rr 1 .1 it ee, Bzwli- To-Sch TO ice Committef-, Senior lay Uoinmittee. Tri-X Upsilon KAI11111. lfl1S07lif1ll St: JEAN BEERS Purley Coburn Comme-rc Athlefic 111'l1i1'1:11n1e111s S111 is 11011-11 for, iff i:1l Fri111111s 111111 11111'ef1'ee lflltyll- ter SI11' 1111s galore. l'11silon Kzlpim. Bzislcetball BEVERLY BENEDICT Southport Homemaking Hf117C1x 111' 1:1111 this 01111: lltfle miss. Sl11f's 111111111 for looks llllfl her 111'11:i1L1'ss, Hatehet Hop Conimittee. Larry Hess Show 'l'iL'lcut Committee, Junior Prom I11-c'11i':1tion Coni- inittee, Hi-I11--llo-Down Tlecor- ntion Comniiltt-1-, Senior Play Proiierty f'0lTllNllIL'O, 'l'Fi-Y,'UI1- silon Kapim, Senior Carnival lloinmitiee. R. LOIS BENNETT 'Cairns Corners Commercial TlLf52'6 S ft ray of s1w1shi11e . 1 in her smile, J 11.11-loviizg 111111 happy all The 'z17h'iZf?. Junior Cnroiizition Co-Chairman, Sigma Gamina Chi, Upsilon Kap- gm, Homelruoni Baisketlvali, WILLIAM Sg1z!6i?1ETT , St. Pe r ' ul's czliademic ,W No? 0ll1F7L1.WL what is here v 11110 t ' '111'1' he will peer, Hopin llflf 'll' may briizg near Home 11v11111l11' of fl fufzwr year. Bill - 1-111' 1'11'1'11'i1'111 Flllfll' neer. liaek-To-S1-liool Dance Commit- tee, Senior fl2ll'IllV2l1 Committee, K 1111130111011 Stuff. ' DOUGLAS BLAIR P111-ley Coburn Academic fffl1Ii1LS 1111181 111 Z1o1'1z. 111111 11Gv1:1' C1111 111' l1111yh1, Junior Dance Committee, Home- l'0flIY'l Basketball. ANNA MAE BOWDY Purley Coburn Commercial .'lI11v11yS ch11tt1:1'i1117. 1111111118 filly, .rl really good s11111'r-11111113 A11 1111 111110. Junior Prom, Hatc-lint Hop Pos- t1-r Committee Chairman. Senior Play Poster Committee, Sham- rock Shuffle Committee, Larry H1-ss Show Committee. Intra- ll1lll'2l1 Sports, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Humane Sovie-ty, Sigma Gamma Chi, Mixed Clioir. G.A. X 'l'1'i Y KATHRYN S. BOYD H1-nfly Avenue C'11mmerf-ial l.11r1'ly smile-1'l1111'111i1Lg 1'1111111111131-lig1l1fl11'111'11'1i 111111 flifljlmfl frzm f1 i1'111l-1111111131 111111 l1f'llLZl7'F, Shann'o11k Sliuffle l'lieckroon1 Committee. T.a1'1'y Hess Show Ifshers' ffoinxnittee. Ifiusilon Iiilllllkl. Tri-Y. Junior Humane Sovieix' '1ll'P2lSLl1't'l'. THERESA R L Sl. M1 S J 0 ineimial Agzfr 1111. 1 . 'ill S111 1 1'1'1'4111 'N 111111. I Sc- i11r ily.giJXI11li wyfglglllt, tw- .ior Pr i ,1 I11-qorzt' l'1 iilee, lil- 1. I1 .': -11. S111 111 Stuff, 711x111 Kappzx, In '2lllllll'2ll Sports, f DY B, QICH 'a l j Coburi A mic Jzzrly ill 0 ' fi, rig T, final Vtulity, 'hen our sf-0' incl '2 s hit a new her 0 erlem 'ny helped fiat I . , ' 1 o . S01 1 In Ass 3' Cl i nan, J uni r Assemb Cl1.i 1n, Lairy Hess Sho Co 1 ee, Senior Play Costu e Ch: man, lipsilon Kappa, Junior Council, Library Staff, 4 Cheerleading Viuli, Erlsoizirzii Staff, Ulieer. laruler. K ooks P: ' 0 urn Czidemio , fislzermazi lv izatizrc, , stiizleiz ln compulsion, -l end trffr, Sl5ll I -1 Sigma , ilent V1 i ' ,Q' 'ity BL sg? , ira- rni, 'al f A ball. .,.- EARL BROWN Soutliport 1 Earl has ll liking for irresllilzg, which may have uf-mi of help to him in his zcorlf with Sqitrlrl, He is already an e.1'perie11z'ezl miaoliinist. 'Traffic Sqn' d XVrestlin JAMES W. BROWN Pai-lei' Coburn II:-'s frieiirlly cmtl bright, fznrl although he's shy, You Cfl7Z,ljlt0l'6 me as saying, 1If's mir' swell guy, , Erlsoniaii Staff, Voc-ation1 the Tru io Commercial ff: ROBERT BROUGHANI Riverside Academic A friendly, easy-going chupg Oh, how his blue eyes spar- kle and snap! Junior President, Junior Dance Refreshment Committee, Fresh. man Dance liefroshinent Vom- mittee. MIQQRED B WSKI Xcfulemic ' 0 1 A- . K I s of fiwi-sense of l or- 'nice to talk io- sociable. - Hi-De l Decoration Commit , unior Prom Check- room Committee, Shamrock Shuffle Decoration Committee, Senior Carnival Committee, Upsilon Kappa Tr-i.Y, A. UTCHER Home-m il 115 Flash'i ,J i t's-slmrlfliny smil Ltslu inf 'zersz ality ber ifiil roi cram about crry Shamro e L ttee S 'r B rney on J nn Junior er x qi u Student ount iural Sports. X FRANKLIN BYSTROM Riverside Commercial Sport royal, I zvuiruiit yo1t ', Snill Slz11lcc's1nr1tw2 - 111-ermifzg Franks showing iii every sport in Ihr, srhool. Sophomore Dance tfoinmittee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Back-to.Soliool llance Commit- tee, Senior Play, Student Coun- cil, Stage Crew, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball, Var. sity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, lntraniural Sports, DOROTHY CALHOON Peniisylvaiiizi Ave, Commercial She is pretty to ircilk with, And witty to ltllk irilh, sind pleasant too, to think on. Junior Prom Committee, Hat' Chet Hop Commttee, Senior Carnival Committee, Vpsilon Kappa, Tri-Y, lfrlsv,-izirili Staff, GLENN CAMPBELL Hopkins Street Vocational Glenn likes liimtiizy mzrl fishing best of his sports, mid likes his rvll hzzii' Des! ia brush mil, Hr' will finish his tor-rztimwl rtoztrsf' lure as ri zceltler. Hoirieroom Baseball, H om uruom Hockey. i :'1?' J 1 U - uffl ,J ' , ' ni l, 'L+ . ee, - I e, ly-n j a, Q - , .' n s X A My THOMAS CARROLL St Mzlry's Commercial Tam rhw boy 'l,L'01Z,ll6'I' of Soullzsiflf' lliylz - qzcife an iffyIsl'-SjPIll'1IIfIlg uri! - cw'- ffarifzff is hix Jlzfrlf. SlJ1AhHll14ll't' Play, Hi-De.U0- I mwn f'h2liI'lH2lTl, Christmas Asse-n1bl5Q Juniwr Dance- Com. millcv, HA-iuiral' Play-, Erlsrmirun Staff' Sunny' 4'z1r'niV:1l Cnmmit- TNQ-', MARY LEE CLARK Hopkins Slrzwl Homemzxking ,l f'llffI1'l'f' Florem-e' Niyfhf. inyfulf' lffflb zz smile f1La1's surf? lo nmkv fhat lmrlsiflr: IILIIHHIT. Jlllliill' I'Y'UlIl Decoration and fiht-'l'kl'U4Hll Vrunmittees, 'lfri-Y, 'Hwilfyx Kzlpym, Sent ' 1Vj2ll'IliY2ll l'IIllYl if JHMMW 9'5-'Ui W'm9'Q N SHIRLEY COLLINS , Mary' ' Academic , isr,-7zi0v6'1c.s 'f ii'1'eZ - rlmzcing ish e ,li livfzfe al 1 '12 c in spc I' uizcaccelled in fr ml mess. I' Junior Pr-on 'omm'tt , ihlm Huhbf Hop t 'or Play , 1 t e, Student Cou - c-il Dan , airman, Stude t Counci ,I-So-Hi Staff, Tfpsilf Kappa, Eflsrmicm Staff, Seni r Carnival Co.Chairman, G, A, A, Presiflent, Homeroom Basket- ball, Intramural Sports, 9 Im 0 ur Academic - I Yy irorrls flrcscribn 1 climwi ny lass, KL mgnbci' Ihr' picsmzt clr vs, m' 01 , rows, 7HffllSf! i07S, fur V r- rvlous, I 1 l ,v6HE.D oi W ' ' f s Sophom v, Sophomore franc-o 4 mittee, Chris nas lbecora -- Co.Chairman, Se ' Play' z it ll :tor .' silo: ' 2 , Staff, Erl- srmimz .' . 'v lil-S - Ii Staff, or S1 EL Gan ', N'li A C , lp. Senior iivwx Q , ' f RALP f f ' LA ROBERT E, DEITRICK in n 1 Vyvs Q Acudmrlgi. Sl. Mar'A s Academic X C 5 f ff who i oi: Wffilifm fmfi lwilifw iS - E xg .-well 1 A iw! My ww 'ff floiwf lliiws. . 2'2 , is 17 na fb y uf if Freshman llance Public-it 'Com- mittee Sophomore llautgg Pub. gf : Q ' IQ. ..,,..,. . .. Gump fjplrn V ,g Q Commit- licity Committee, Erlsoiiifm Staff li 225- ,Wigs A tee SUUITITU Shllffe Poster 1946, I-lomeroom Basketball, , V A ' 3' Committee, J ior Assembly, HUWIGFUO Sflf UPLU. UOXUIS. l ik Mflsauirrnz S' , 0-fe, 5 lc at ' if L 5, f WILLIAM CUSICK ROB ' M- DE EN Purley Coburn Academic Pafleb' U , -Xcildcmic 1 , . , I 11' ,rm-nb C7Zl'ZgLib0f7imldly' Inman low? rl r-orifrrliml of C Bill's a man of whom. ihzarc hom'-WW' f '7 7'6 S0?' U4 HN, few who mal ,hc world Lis ' ' frimzfl, Shamroclt Shull' - C ittt-ef Junior Prom Comn t ,, 'ick- MARY F. DE RENZO Farley Coburn Commercial Flashing blue eyes, a wel- come smile, Makes her company worth while, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Assernbly, Senior Play Commit- tee, Senior Skating Party Chair- man, Sigma Gamma Chi Secre- tary, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Ad- visory Council, Elmira High Schools Orchestra. Southside Orchestra, Mixed Choir, Edson- idu Staff. S E EREAUPQi .Pl xlley Cob Colnmerciigl 5 Tim a Ld weet-iiiiggliy teinpek- ot- iulge sin ae fiemi-feavc, s 'i, lypin ' cmd rxslioi' Jzcmrl. .Q 5 Sni ri Play Con 'ttee, Larry ss: Show Coml 't eei Junior ' ittee Semi ' Sk g Party mmitteef-iT 'X THU ilon Kap. p , Edsoniaii' aff, iii X1 lembly, luniorl om Com, N ,wt W f 'K to.Sc-hool Dam: Comn 1 , .Junior .Xssemll ' Student Cou . ARL TTE DEVON P ' , Lv ' H iemaking f' Jus fl uhie t any spor She ' a 1 on any 'ECI ' Lt 'r less Show Committee, ,lu 'or ,fav ittee, Senior Pla5 C stume Committee, Up- silon appa, Cheerleading Club, G. A. A, Treasurer, Homeroom llaskethall, Intramural Sports. HERCULES J. DIVERIS Riverside Academic f'Iv'i'om the crown of his hrrarl Lo the solo of his fool, hr? is nl! mii'lh. Junior Prom Committee, Sham- rock Shuffle Committee, Traffic Squad, Flag Squad Lieutenant, Senior Advisory Council, Var- siiv Basketball Manager, Foot- ball Assistant Manager, Intra- mural Sports, Student Council, Senior Carnival Committee, . MES DONOVAN arley Coburn Acacleniic good lim Dance Student El-So-Hi Sigma Ed. Intra- Hubba Larry Senior tee, G, A, Eflsonirzn Sports. f- 0 XI 'N- 'U ' EDWIN DRAKE C0l4'lbI'DOk Park Acadenqig PR7'Il!l1IS some day he'Zl bring ns fame f .' He's ci student we are proud to claim., Stuflent Council, Junior Humane Society, Erlsonian Staff, S, , Academic lifels Varsity y Bas a Homeroom . DAUREN N HH fly , ' e A i of time e thine in all the fame, ztor. JAMES H. EADIE Farley Coburn Commercial Quiet - red hair - big smile-Jinmnie is bound to win. Shamrock Shuffle Co.Chairman, Hi.Y, Baseball, Interclass Bas- ketball, Homeroom Basketball, lnterclass Baseball. !o.School Dance Co miaee, Sen- VA I itt , lfpsilon Kappa, V V ,TA TTY EVERETT Pa' e' , urn . Academic in S set Commercial Qld , freckles, rl a h ze ftfy means h. gri ' T. All oho know a' our ek sure 1' tg Z if she fits 0 win. 'r nam Shamrock Shuffl I Committee, Ba- .to-. fli l Dance Refresh. Junior Prom Coin itte Back. m gmm tee, Senior Carni- ior Play Committee, Junior As- sembly, Traffic Squ ul, Home- room Basketball, I te class Bas- ketball, Hi.Y, Ho e oom Vol- leyball, DONALD EVANS Parley Coburn Commercial UI wish there were some wonderful place Called the Land of Begin- ning Again? H roo Br ketball, ROBERT O. E AV ins tie X ocit 1 al H ' ' ' t ' 2 ' lman Z L h col ner, and a y and right and left. We will always re- member Bob for his lore square rlrmeing. Sophomore Tref r , pho- more Assembly, .unior A sem- bly, Homeroom Basketball, ln- tramural Sports. 1 ,A If A gf , A ARR C .' -., A If rley Burgfjfx' 'Academic f re s a sport indeed! .oy has been on Varsity Baseball and J. V. Basket- ball, anclrje s to play bolh :Lea r as a P. G. He in erlls to ftafly elec- trical rlgineeriig. Back.to-School Dance Commit- tee. Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Homeroom Basketball, Intramural Sports. d Y QQRELL l b r 'nion Commercial li heerf er eam. ii J so iles, I Str. t 'oalfl reac r ' -. , psiln aiipa, ner 1 Bas. 1. Dew tafmli- WALTE St. Marys Academic 'fl love the sport well, saicl Shakespeare-and so does Walt, with baseball and basketball especially. His aim in life is to be an engineer. Back-to-School Dance Commit- tee, Homeroom Basketball, In- tiamural Sports. JACK FERVAN Parley Coburn Academic Jackie life is devoted to his two loves-hunting and fishing- when he isrft pre- paring to be a dentist. Elmira High Schools Band WA A M. FLAIG ? ! ellsboro Homemaking A flair for cowboy bal- lads-wants to become a singer-dreams of Roches- ter -- accomplished home- maker. Senior Play Committee, Tri-Y, Upsilon Kappa.. Hendy A The super my-size ture - Sophomore Junior Assembly, Hi . Down Committee, Senior Ticket Committee, Shamrock Shuffle Committee, Sigma Gamma Chi, Cpsilon Kappa, lntramural Sports M RICHARD FOLMER .1 QABRAHAM GOL A 'rr Parley Coburn Vocational PN ' Y ,QQTOUYH FACS- ,C lx i 'J ,A ,. 1, Loves horses-easy to get 658. 14116. 07M' Orflfqr' N along with-a farmer at ., N, 1- 09, , .P i'A'- , heart, , ,5 x,,QHefs a s lholar, through and Q if ' throag , L g J M., ,ri A su - sfu la yer he will be. R A 'His giersonalit , e key. Student Council, o-Hi News EFI-clitor. Eflsouiiaig, A itor - in - , -.M ijhief, Hom -oo' ,gIBasketball, H., ignitramural Sp . g l K 0 .Y . 'f'v.,.,f ...NN R GARDNER ARTHUR OO OUGH Col k .fd Comn1e1'ciaL.,,,,i arley Coburn Vocational ivacious n 'e talker 'fI'd love to roll to Rio, smooth - xii, Cleo- Some clay before Fm old! tra r if VAXY ellows- ces li rl hievous, Senior Carnival Clean.'Up Com- mittee. ' mg:-. ho lshers' Com- mi tee, J or Prom Ticket Co 1 '- ee, '- , Upsilon Kap- pa, nior J' fne Society, j ' GRISW L P ' KI I1 111 s 1 11 1 .-L1-1-111111 1 11'i11fe'1' 111 11'1l1 111 11 1 Pl. 1. ' 'ee I 1111 ,l 111 1 . I A i 1rl ' l'1 ri A1 - 11111 s11o1111 lllfflll ll 1111 1 1 11115 fl I I11 111 ss E ARL 11 OODWIN GORDON V. 1 , HAI lvflf 10 1111 S 11 11'111 NIll111lS'll1f7j8 ll - 1' 111 11111111 sport, IK ' C ' N 1 ulemiv '1-1msylN'a11i:1 A , A . 11111111111 1 111 71111 1 I I1 1121111111111 1VlIi4'4' Vommillf-1-. JUDSON GRAVES y 4 gl 1: A ' Lis ' 1 ' will ' 1 '111 bw' , tudei 'o cil, ' 4' Bas- S11 141411111111 ' rsily ' ' :ily ,1-11.111, MARGARET ALICE Hopkins S111-1-1 Commerriall Peggy is sweat, fill!-Uflj ix f1111'. 1 A, 1 9,5-1 A .,.. .. 1 1 , .1 ,' l'1'gyy's 11111 girl with 11111 long 11101111 hair, 4 liauk-tL1.Suho11l Dam-Ce Co-Chz1i1'- num, Senior- Play Committeey Vpsilon Kappa, TI'iYY, Junior 1:4311 Cross. Idrlsonilm Art Plflitor, ' 'K . '. I HOWARD GREEN CLIFFORD HAGER Nfevv York City A1'111l1-11111: 1'111'l11y 4101111111 Voc-ation f,'111'ly 111111 111111 ll h11111I.s1111111 7'11l1 111111 blond and hmlcl- fm,-11. s11111.1' loo. ffllff 111111 11 l1 1111 111 1111flj 1'111'1L .51mi111' 11111111 lie-f1'esl1n1e111 Vom- mittev 1111111v111om Buskethzill. 11111111-1-1111111 Y111l115'l1all. 111111 111-1135 11h111'n ,0l'lllllL'l'f'l2il 1 1 111111 101111, Smii '13' 'usine-ss Lonniiih 1, ' ' 1'm1 , Qarnp 111111 Homl Committee, 1f11s11n11111 Stuff, '- ioi' 4'ur'r1ival Uommii- 11-6-. ROBERT GROEZINGER 1511-ley 4'1111u1'1i IXCZHIUTIIIL' I'f11's111111l1l1f 111113. Ilzix 111111- l1I'f'SSI'll ll11l4 116711 1111 1I1I' 111'.S1 1l1Z111'1'11111'1'1' ll'6'4l'1' 11'11' 1111114 17l'0SllIl'l2lIl Flaws l'I'esid1-1111, .lun- itll'-I,I'UIIl l'ul1lic'it3' Committee, 1:'11so11i1m Pliologrziphy l1I1li1111', Senior l'l:1y Publicity Chillflllkill. i.1i1-ry H1-ss Show Committcw, lnterclziss Buss-lmll, ln'1ramu1':1l S1101 Lrg S1-11.11r 4'111r1iYz1I t'11m1x1ilf we, With his girl he will 11121101 111' 1111111 S1111l1o111o1'v Dance Ref1'exl1n1e1'it1 f'ommitt1-Q, Junior Red Cross, Homeroom Baskeltball, Iritrzl- !11u1'11l Sports, DORIS A. HAMILTON Afamsfielsl ffUlIlllllJI'ClZLI fill II11' 111111112 floor you are s11p1'1'11z11 .' P11'I11111s so11z.c day f111111'll 11111111 for IL queen. Junior 1110111 Decoratioii Com- llllllf-'91 l'11sil1111 Kappa, Home rlcoriomivs Club, Sigma Gamma Chi. THORNTON HARKNESS SUUI1lCl't'1'1i Vocfzmiorial Sp111'1c1i1111 'wit and smiles 111111111 ,1l11lc1' 11S 1l1l1ll'f?ClCll'CH1f1LjljjSw 1 L'e 11 111-U'l'l3. .luriior 1'l'l1Ill Iiefres lent 1 Ill- mitte-1-, Senior lay Comm' uw SLu1 cut 1311111114 , U61 I W 'rivy c'11l111l'n VoCz1Ii11m1l .I 1-lz1fc11'f11I .w1111iZ1:-cl 11111111.11 ffifff 5111111 J1111 Il 11111111 f11ll1111A 111131 1111111. I I l'dfX!' Play SLii,':','1- 1'1'1-W. nsiwmwmwww 1 mlm ,HE 1. FRANCIS HARPER mate care? To take to the skies mul rule the air. Student Council, Homeroom Basketball. SHIRLEY HARVEY Purley Coburn Commercial Sliirlcyis sweet and Shir. lay s pretty, Tliafs the reason. for my diltyj 15's loo bad ilwrc isnfl ' space To write more aboul lim' case. Upsilon Kappa. CAROLINE HILL Pzxrley Coburn Academic Conzziffs the yal who wanted a farm and enflerl up wfilh of .lf0D07lfllfl,Jj Student Council, S-i,2g'ina Gamma Chi, Mixed Choir, Upsilon Kap- pa. KENNETH HILL Darley Coburn Vocational 'fSit rl spell, pa1'1l1zf?r, while Slim strums the gzlirm' aizrl airs his ron- silsf' Freshman Dam-e Check Room Committee, Sophomore Dance Check Room Committee, Junior Assembly, Senior Play Electric Committee Chairman, Home- room Basketball. CLIFFORD HAUPT Pzxrley Coburn IVjOl11lTl0l'i'l2ll Cliff is SO?LtllS'llZf?:S JIT. l,'amm'a of 1947, HP is also a Hman of boolcs'-limviny workcrl at the Steele Jfrm- orial Library. Senior Play, Traffic: Sliuml X ' tiversfdo Academic JOYCE .- a MA I A tall blonde, with blue eyesilhufs Joyce-our vi- zfqzzrioils Senior. Larry Hess Show Committee, Sigma Gamma. Chi, Mixed Choir, Tri--Y, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Advisory Council, Erl- soizian Staff, JAMES E t, L Hook' Str e 5 I-cademic Ji il 4x fellow 1 tops list' '42 II male a 'ii ',, rf. tl or sm ,U iss. Larry e - . ow C0-C 3' rman, EI-So-Hi ff,?'clso'n.i f, taff. I, W I Purley Coburn Commerf-iztl, l Francis Harper- his ulti- JACK HAYES Catholic High Academic Come what come may, Time and the hom' 'runs through the roughest day. Student Council, Junior Assem- hly. DORIS i -n 5 f ' I , - 3 aithf f arry Hess Sh 'l cket , '- rnittee C0-Chai f' 'L , lI'i- ,, 5- silcn Kappa, 'f 'unp ' Bowl Committee. ER l'r wlx 1 e 91 I9 ml i .X s V I 'l l 7 A D 1 fr i i- i ,af f Sl F IJ C' A N ' H UI . , L fl FRED HEL R llopki Q Stre A 1 H A is yi lllllil-fl In -l 1 lways 1' fly iv f rl i11-1'm1iei7ibm'riJ, for S singing telefvam iii ir: Senior P Larry Hess . o c t Com- mittee Co-Ch '-rman ' homoro -Senior Dune ' ittee, Son. ini' I'lHj',ElI80lIlfIl Stuff, N ,Q 5,9 'lwclf KN .Bas our Jxjuy-ara, HAZEL L. H PSEKER Lowv' le Acad IQ' Homemaking' eghecl a thing that ffsh 0 llfl not feel The touch of earthly thingsf, Home Economics Club, G, A, A. ROBERT P. HORTON Osceola, N, Y, Aoallonlic Far he is urisw, if I Vllll judge of him: And fair he is, if that mlm' eyes be true Anil true he is, as he hall: 111'ov'rl himself, Hrlsoalifzzi Staff, XV1'ost1iu:, X . Y . St. H11 Ac t 1 f ish laughter' Ir' h 1 eully make I is 1' . Freshman anee Committee, Sophomore Dum' ' lit ve Senior Play C imi G, .li il' Prom Vommitte-9, l' S' oi 1- 1121, lfrlsozzizm Stuff. . . AMW e, 'L u WI JACKSON oplcins et Commercial S rkl-lug 1 '7YS'0?lt'll'll1ll - ' ps of mezfls - that 1 fllrzl look lll mlrl up ro ill. N Hi- ie. O n 00-Chairm.zm, Student v neil, HZ-So-Hi Staff, Junior C Cross, Homeroom Bztske-tlvl , lntrzlmurell Sports Senior Class '1'l'P2lSl1l't'1', 5 BEATRICE ANNE HUDSON VVashington D, C. Academic Uubounded energy and extreme morlesty make Bea well-liked by all-a whiz on the basketball court- an effervesoent personality. G. A, A-X. lN p.5k,p'wv:7 yo U I-5'3dS Os' Lug., f L DOl IN N NH. ll catioiml IYIISII b S ' ll' t .' 1 sp t, Ns rlwl to ,f. . , 11 Hi , Int 'lz 'S B kethall, Ilomv onql Ba, tba , Inter. class Ne Dal. m2:4a.,v,i:.ng,.......a....M..mt .W , .. ,f 1.12 RUTH JOHNSON St, Louis, Mo. Commervial Jolly, good-iraturerl and full of fun, She'll come to the rrlrl of anyone. Junior Prom Decoration Com- mittee, Tri-Y, Junior Humane Society, Mixed Choir, Senior Play, Homeroom Basketball, Vp. Silon Kappa, Senior C:11'nix'al Committee. BARBARA ANN KELLEY Pr-nnsylvanizi Ave, CYlPIl1l11l?1'Pl?ll The portals of Soullzsiflr will loug ring with lIm'b's guy laughter. Junior Red Cross, Uywilwm Kap. pax. CAROL KELLY Purley Coburn C'o1umm'c-ia: Iilonfl, llluf -ryfrl is this nz,f'1'1'y lass, SIze's our of the rrmuwrrs of the Sfnim' Class. Junior Prom l7PC'Ol'3llllll Vom- mittee, Bzuflc-tw.SQliO0l llilllftl Dec'Ol'atiOn Vummittee- Student Council, Upsilon Kammzx, lu'l-N0- Hi Rep1'eseut:11ix'G-, RUTH KESTER t'rnl1llw1'Ook Pzxrk Homcfnmlciiia lfufh is loyrll, szcerl, mul niee: IVC 11:oul1lH'l lrrule hw' for flzzy prim. Hublxt Hublm Hop Pnstel' Vom- mittee, Junior Prom lit-c-oiwxtioii Committee, lv1ISlllJY1 Kappa, I-ffl. Sfllllllll Staff, Homernom Bas- ketball, Iiitr-11-lzws Buslu-tlmll, M 1 W ,. 154 ff ,f ,EUR E 4, ' jAM F. L TSH W -'f:'l'?4ill6 I' 'ci Iilmirzi ' ' ' ,- 'mil-lllic 1 Tr! 1 0 U' I1 his illffwzifg-Irs 21112111 ' - f jf- cz 71 nm! frienrls yfrlow, 'u rs-uri!! 0 ii. ffimmllf hits lllf- lop of Illllll .Vi'UI'f', .iullir I 1 ,Vol llliilw.: ' Maxfli wiv ii-, W L.. Lx., BARBARA KUSTER MILDRED LEFF f'.lllllsy1Ynlli4l Avia, 4'f1llllllel'c-iul llmuwypykmga AU-H Comme,-L.iu1 An flfflzflffflff Sulfur-JIi.ss .I!isrAlzifl1fiol1.s - l iI'll. 5 8111117011719 prrsmlrzllry 7 vious---zz imurt full of Imfyh- 21lUW'lHH!l Slghllfftl fMC'YHl ,ter 4 1,LQuff:r:L lLOH7A24J1,fLk7fI7'- i1Hl6Pfl-f7I'f1f'S OHV I1f'T0f'7- O!'f '1'il'lL5'l7IEflIfj ll7l7,bii'i01'L - iw clz1'r'1'Ir'r11Ier'. arid rlum-r'1', sflnjgr UI Yiriv Iiresiriollt. Hi.De-Iirl-IJ:lw1l Check Ilnolll 5l1't'Eh1U4lV flflsf Alf'-K' fffsldenl. Comllliiuw Junior Prolll Dec FMU 1' db' b0I'U1U1lI9C'. -Bl2l1'- OI'ilf,i0li C0nll'llittm+e,. 'Fri-Y4 Vp- llfeys 14 Bfll C'rv-l llall1'rllzm, S3011 1Q inim- .Iul' 1'l'U11 Crm llilteef, Upsi. In Kap -, Stun ll Council, 1' 'len lg' in, LilJ1'2i1'5' N2 -Su. i ,lzlftf f,'hQ9I'lP2l- lm- Ol'UL'1'f Balske-Ulall, In- trzl Fill S ts. I W 'IS y Colm ook Pal t rlllllllel'r:izll ' il' willy -O111' sim' flun- f' '1fl'kli7L!j lzrsolzuiiiy 1' rf lirflrl lrir-lf. Julliol' ssemb ' Jllililll' T'lfrlll Deon' inns Cf T1iUl16', Cileelw lefl i g' Club, IZSIJIIUIII Stuff. M IS 1,21 .5 oburn 1 i hart, xlffrfrt 1 1! 'ery in tv'ig1wilz,', Loves mowles mul Ifomzlfl Rcuyrm, Southsidnl fJ1'ChGSIl'2l. llltl'zllllul'zl1 Sports, Mixed Choir, lfzlsmlirrrz Staff. RAY LOFSTROM ld, F. A, Academif- Brfillirmf nz-'Lml-11 friendly smile-u whiz on skates- rm all 7'0'l,H'L1l gooll sport, v4 yi! ROBERT LOOP Purley Woburn Ac-ack-lllic IH,-If is fl glwll Nlifikrlr zrilh 11 11111115 Nf,1,z,r'df1g,f Iu !I nmicf fl ,rflwzf llflxiflffssmrllf. M XX N m MAR-IO ANNE LUNDY f - 1 He-:lfiy .XYQ ull N ACZIIIEITQC Sonzv lux Wu are X-blessing: in 01111 's welll y guessing. r . X Senior 3' Prop tiesliyolllmit- L96 C Uhlflill '11, qE'lISO1lf'fCllI Staff, psilon Lllrlw Chopr- leading Club, ,' i f ARY QUT Hopkins Str Cr mercial F11 1 f' ' 2jU'I'kli7lU suril ave 1 'r L- ulil Jalal' rwifl ' 1- -fl :Vs our IMI-iQ., o Fellini' Iflay Mr 9-up C0-L' lir- lllull, .Ili11f01' I' O1Tf' Dsvorz ion CO111l?lilU3C:, Sellirlr Skating' 'ill'- ty Ticket and Advertising Qom- mittee, El-So'Hi Staff, Library Staff, Vpsilon Kappa. Fheer- Ieadillg Club S9Q1'G'tLll'Q'. Eflsolz- ian Stuff, ' a mm .- A ve MICHAEL MAZUR St, Mary's .fX1'z11lerr1i11: .-1 jutui 1: l1'llH1lI'I', A frimzzl i1L111fr1l .' ffl'l'UfS to ,llil.'1'.' Yflll knoll' Inf!! .W1-Hvfrl, Y C DONALD . , N 'y's H11111e1m1king I is 'mall lliirzgs in I fhut flllllf, 1,'sp1'c'i1zlIy 1' - H1111 llff' likf' lfvtfy, Su 101 Play, .I1111i111' Play, Swninx' i-a1'11ivul fifllllfllillvb. Up' -111111 ICILIJIJZL, lr111':1111111'z11 Sports. Irs mrial mr! y LZ 181 Him fllf :J IX: N MC IA - S . a M , 1, 1- X- ughfib , liken 11, oi: - i, il ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 IU U, , , Ira r11itt4e1-e, H11 1-to-School Ir. 4, ymmit- lwf bfenxor I UITIIT I l 1111111-11 t'11n1111itL6-e, SHIJIIOITIUYT: I fancv l'11111mittee4 Sl1z11111'o1fk .s-mlicin Staff, fx , X I Yu hlnorl L no ow' DONNA MC LANE I'111'l1-y C11bu1'11 Colnmemial Iced Imii' and matching fF'lI'Allf'I'-KIKLSILGS 'IlLCl!lljj-'l'.1f- trrfmw fo111l11essfo'r hat fudge s1n11I111.s - f O1L, this is ri- 1Ii1-11I1111s. .ILlIliil1' I'lz1y Co111111ittwq Ju11i111' Shuffle l'11r111nittee, Senior Um'- nivul t'11111111ittee, Vpsilml Kap- pa, II11f1--11mm Bzmslwtbzlll, M114 X 1 119 11 JJ x I0 155' Eiiz, MERRICK Pxlje-y l?11l1u1'11 K' JXl'll1lf'ITlil3 lfizjogfs classicczl music- flIl'0I'ifl' subjvct Enylisllie lilcvs Ill'fiIIZfIIIS In .rw lu 1-alll'-111g 1 X A , . 1 I ' ' Il'I1 , :1lw111ic ll1'1' 1'll1'n1 pufs 11' nf QQEQT-X 5OI 1-5 1 I 1!f'k'- 1'e1I B lil? ' not - I1111'1l lo11lff11sG, I 1f'r' j rl f'flS6 ' ' Play ' 1'lt-e, lfp- 4l1 Kalnpu, I11t1'z1111L11'z1l Sports X I .Iu11i1v1' I'I'UITl lJec01'zLti011 41111117 n1itt1-11, Se-11i111' Play S1:,1,2,'11 l'1'1-W MIIRIEL Txl.X'I'HEVVS I011-my f'11I1111'11 ACz1rIfJ111i1- Sfylisli g 1111111111110 - Vvafly 7llZLjllIfl'I'+ II yon fur N1'11f Yoflf - I'l'llI'f'S 11111114119 - ff0!F3S 1111 1f11o1'1fl11r11 1-okes. I'1'esI1111z111 I1111111- t'11111111itte14, I.2l1'1'3' Hws Show C1v11111111t141-1 Senior' I'I2lj' I'1'1n111-Vlies 11011111111- we fjl7-C'II2lII'l1I21Tl4 l'11Silo11 Kup- pzx, I,IIJl'2ll'j' Stuff, 1TI1fw1A1ez11li11u, lub, lfrlsrfflirrn Stuff. WILLIAM MAYO RW-st Sc-1'a11l1111, IH1, V111-51111111211 Gay 111111 I'lII'I'jl!'f1fl', l11 .s' in love with fC1I71CLlf'S,' Nels- lcnowiz by his fliuvvi' as a bon! by its sails. Stage C1'ew,YSe-niol' C211'niv11I Booths Co-Cl1:1i1'ma11. Senior' Play Dec01'z1ti11g Cu.Ch21i1'111z1n, 1 SUIYIQIII Cr1u111'il. ' EDWARD OSTRANDER Cohocton Central Academic Ed is ioell-knoion arounrl Southside for his drawing, an asset which will give him a successful career in art. His fondness for sheep and automobiles is unequal- led in history. V Senior Carnival Clean.L'p Com- mittee, Junior Red Cross, XVres- tling. FLORENCE OWENS Riverside Commercial 'fLore, sweetness, goodness, in her person shine So clear as in no face with more delight. Stamp and Bond Committee, Upsilon Kappa, Homerooni Bas- ketball. Ls 7,,,, , SOUL? liili v R ' D PA S I i-nnsylv' Ave, V ational Not fo lark, ot 1- ight '-Dc def' 'te . 'gh Fophomi 'esi en' u room Volley l , room Basket lmll, GEORGE MORROW Coldbrook Park Yoczitiorifil Nothing rlislnrbs this perufe- fnl sonl: Happy with life, hc'll 'I'f'!lff1l his goal. 01 STANLEY MOSCOVITZ Purley Coburn ,Xeaflemic if scholarly mind, ri friend- ly nature, a virrnons firlel- ity - these r'ons1ilute thff sterling character of our, 1'en1,arkable classnmfe, Freshman Dance Checkrooni Committee Co-Chairmzini Stu. dent Council, Southside Hrches- tra, El-So-Hi Steiff, Ifrlsonian Associate Editor, I Iomeroom Basketball, 'GEL UCCIGR SS I' pk'i treet ei mic- Who Las uf ' 'r ll!li1', rz 'oafler gi 1. fiyyf inns- f' cs, or' , e :r Iwai: .poiwr than Ai, , , our lfarhm' friend? Freshman Dance Committee Sophomore Dance- Fommittec, Sophomore ,Xssmnbly Senior Play, Junior lied Cross, Homo- room Volleyball, Senior Uztrni- val Committee. flu A J EILEEN MULCA St, Marys Academia One of the fighting Irish of the Southside-very fond of banana splits anrl of sioimining, especially in Keiika Lake. Sophomore Dance Co-Chairman, Student Council, Upsilon Kap- pa, Ellsonian Staff, Senior Play Committee, Intercluss Basket- ball. DUANE OLTHOF Purley Coburn Academic 7 Goiiflwciws' say: 'fHe who 7 combine vast store of knowl- edge with sincerity of pur- pose is velly likely to sne- ceedf' Vi'hite Christmas Dance Ticket Chairman, Senior Play 'Picket Committee, Hi-Y, Homeroom Basketball, Intraniureil Sports. GEORG ' , 'BO Farley C 'u 'zulcinic Blonrl , 'V - b ne rryrs 11 ll J nh si Il? M rr if lallg 171, - rlef- li all rec . Junior Class 'l '6f?lSlJl'l'l', Senior Play, Stage Crew Mzuizu4'er, Junior Varsity Football, Homin room Basketball, Intramural Sports, Senior Cziinivnl Com- mittee. wwf d A PA ' RE l' 'lay obur .XC'2iflE'lUlC row 11' - laughing J s - ,vs to jifrrrbuy- bl bling r'nfi1'gy - slmfll nz, 'Q cc mlorable nursrr, Senior Play Uommitten-, Larry Hess Show Uommitte-e, Junior Prom Committeel lflflsmziau Staff. Upsilmi KSIIUIJEL. Senior Advisory Counvil, El-So-Ili Hep. resentzxtive, JOHN PEARSON l':11'ley Coburn VOC3,tiOIi.2ll VVhermwr he goes he brings your! f-heer, About his future we have no four, Homeiwxln Basketball, Homo. mom B.xsI-ball, NORMAN PA E ON PAT PERFETTI I PHVIQY Cobul Afadpmiff SL BIaz'y'S Vocational fl if - SINU' 'HHH Dark hair -- dark com- fl ' HUP 5 S7 GTP 1 N168 yzlerion - happy-go-lucky f pergon zry lu 151' Q-likeable - a swell sport. ' NUVMI. wi 0 1' 'HL H111 811074, Boxinsg. Vvrestling, Homeroom , Baskethuil, Intramural Sports. Fri-slnnan Class T ll . Sen- ior Class P1-esirle , S age Crew, X'2ll'SllY Baskvtb ll. umeroom Vnlley Ball, Ho ieroom Basket- hall. MARLYNN PAYNE l1 UiSVillG. KY. Home-making Om' SOI!f1I1'7'H girl 11-fill mf fzaflfzzm hair ,lull rl snzilr of frifnrI.whip bfyoizd 1-onipare, I-,'rls1mizca1 Stuff, Upsilmi linlmzl. IO. PH R ' S s Academim' 'r1ll. rim Jr! lHl'IlfISO?H,F an 1, '. nice!-claezlinyz pm ali, Q smoofh dan- :-fr' ri ml rivzrl. ll4lll'lQ!'!J lll'l li ball, Intru. Illlll'fil S1hfXl'fS,J .vnior Carnival 1'fv-Chai1'1n:Trrf' F 2 1 fill- StUl'fS. Tumur Prom VOID- mittes, Upsilon Junior Humane Society, Senior Puriiivul Committee. RICHARD REED Parlvy Coburn Ac-mls-i11iC I cn vy wzonevg Inoue disdain .' ,fl friend to all I will rr'- main. OTTO WV. RICHARDS Parlay Coburn Academic Iizfrigzzifzy .smilv - flash. ing gremz Piles - firm' for rzriafion 7 11Fl'-SOIZIIIIIJI plus - all 114111 up fo Ofto. MARY LOU RIETMANN Imrley f'ohurn Ac-acleinii Short 111111 sweet-always in clemmzrl - the better half of rlmsr famous fivizzs. I-'re-shmnn lvanve lfUllllHltt9f' Sophomore lvance lfUl11IHlfIE'P Coronatilm Attendant, Junim llwl Cr0Ss 9 P f 5 lin, DORI E. ROBBINS RICHPEHD C., OT . 1 Q ,ff I i lafeyr C Juigli Aciulemic Peiiiisyflxiglrkia. Exfveq ' Vocational I ' ' ' I ,U Till --Ubrfff' with lm- will musw-ami flying ami x- flffsl zg l1Q'Ol!'1l eyes will ful -the 'iris sighing, fllzr gs Im.:i'v11z,eH1bm'erl by Azflllfim our Dick, the J gmXfrieiifls.l, 5 guise , has ,plemgy of x . . K ' i A Fllnor lgliiy Make-Tp Cmnmit- bi' 34 I i ep Junior Prom Committee, lc-'I' , chool'Dau10e,O'o.Cl1ii1r- .I ior Play, lfiisiloti Kappa, ln, lenior Play GDI'I1I1'1ltt'96, Tri-Y, fjlll'i'l'lPkl'lEl', liilrzxiiiliiwil ii' ir , Assembly Decoration Spngif, Coiarin' Lltee, Elmir:i'TIigh Scliools Blind' Senior Carnival Commit- tee. . f f . J I N X 'i'i OTI SMITFI Ql3BjlifS 1 V' Q ,PATRIQIR ROSE' :lf , ff if l?zu'r's fCQ1'nf-'l'f ,fl l Acziflpiyfll l zn le5' Coburn COH1lY18I'Cl?l.l l , f .-, 1 l . Ilisxyfwzlliizf'llfrifvilllinrfss I'lm'1sU1zf slip is cvf'1'y1I2llei'e.' insures for him success will ' .4Hi'w'liL'ff-iviflll her dark , fffzelirliny lmppiizess. l1r1i1': X Tl 1fllzYul-sti flkmlfs like her Senior Play Vommittee, arf' 1'1 I X ' if , . , , 4' Q N xl N , . 4 . li I l J wi ,I ANN ROTH Peiinsylvaliia Ave, Homemaking Bllbbliwly U176l' 1cillLe'iw1'yy - CLIZOTCLlJl6?lll'LLghlll,U eyes - a grand sport Q fl wlli: on skates. Hubba Hubba llop Publivity Committee, Iii-Ile-I-lo.lmwn Check Room Committee, Senior Play Publicity Committee, Jun- ior Prom Refreshment Commit- WALTER H. RUSBY Purley Uoliurn Acacleniit- U'!zv1zf l:f'1' fll!'I'6'8 lnlk of frm flizywllere, You 1-ml ber your life that I?1lsI1y was there. HZY lnlf--ix-lass Hovkoy, Home- room Volleyball. tee, Upsilon Kalman, lntramurzil Sports, LU -,A fi J I, l Nj J jj . 'TK ' J , fl ' fl 1 fB T ' R i X f' i Mais OWE ff NJ N V. U , ,K Ge1.iigejXl.lDiXye.n ,,,'Aczulei1ii.1' Parlej Joburn - dem' Witty 719,80 Iitykzcoiz- -X lr rim zing J iz'f fl6l?'f?LZ frieizrl-flijgiical Joan Jug' :pl ficcztec sister Davis - all -A'l'!J IllZ!l swell kcs l l , lk !li1'l, ' W' X., l ' ' Freshmlii D D C r tion 'Fri-Y Secretary, Upsilon Kappa, Committee S ,more ance Senior Carnival Committee, Decoratism C01 ittce, psilon Kappa, JZ-So.Hi tax -l4bl'3.l'Y . Staff, l'f!lS0ll'l!l!l Stuff. J Pznrl y dv 'n X Academic X lei' bw in lflf: ' ie Z2 ght ww- llii , rmrl ffrferi thing ff e l eine like- , ' fl el-my ju e of a -Ii deff Sopho Dre lim llec-orsition Comm ttee, Stu.le-nt Council, Vp. silrm Kappa P1'esident,EZ-So-Ili, 'l'ri-Y, Cheerleading fflub,Hoin+1. loom Basketball, 3 Q ' E UCGLES MGRTON K. SADINSKY Riversirle Academic 1 fl yea s ay h 0. , Still-if il's 7196 , 'Lu sh to know ' Seek , TI 1.4174 1 well- 1 frl1 f 'W Hell know the news Il7l.f0 ilu' fnzfl, Senior Carnival Clean-up Com. mittee, 'Prziffic Squad, El.Scf-Hi Staff, Junior Red Cross, Home- room Bus!-zelluzlll, Ii'1terc:lassB2.s. lcetbilll. r HW D ll 2, ELIZABET F. SEYNIOUR Troy, Pa, Homemnkina' Betty will have an impor- tant position, Since her aim is fn lm ff beautician, Upsilon Kappa. 'Fri-Y, MARY E. SEYMOUR f'3llfJl'l 6 Aearlernif- I AQzliet - llE'lHlllI'F' - ambi- fzozls-splfizrlirl pcfrsozzaliry Q A-1 Stualmif -c-lzclrmiizq frimzcl. Sonior' llanve lr c-orzitior ff in- Fl'llttHf:, Vlisilrm 'ziyryriy v '-YA . CL I J. SHAFER Horse ds, Hig' Academic' gtildashin aging. iizisrflzifi is . '7. Piers plfc., sll2 s i -f, 0 win. Semo' ay l'uln tee, U1 ' on I' Tr' X ' y Co it. Ho-heron :1sl4.etii x 'LES Si. Hairy' ' .wademic Cav 6 zrl spar 'lilly is flii ik' lass, .l api: ' 1 ui of Om' ffiiio C ss Sopliornore lluiiu- Vomm. ee, Sopl1o1l1o1'e .-Xswiiilily, Senior l'l:iy Make-up Vfnnniittee, C14 .-X, A., Upsilwn liiiiqm, lzitriimural Sports, CARL EDWARD SCHNAUTZ Riverside Poinniercial liecuzisff I Sllilfl a sony one day, Why do the girls look at me that way! Junior Assembly Chairman, Christmas Decoration Chairman, Senior Play, Student Council, Homeroorn Basketball, Intra- mural Sports, Senior ffarnival Vommittee. RICHARD liiversitle .Xcademic Basketball and brirlgf. bwilding are lliclfs ambi- fiuizs-bict lic says lLe ll re- tire at 25, a successful civil vriyiileer. Student Counuil, Junior Red f,'1'osS4 Home-room Basketball, 1 ' ' I . X fa . I' .ffl ' 'J fl l 11 if . ' 1' ARLENE M. SHEPHERD Southport T Acraflemic- Quiet and faillifiil, sim-ern and trilrg Shri lypifiris .slmlr',ir as fmt: of as 110. Sophomore llzuice Vommittee, Senior Class Svcr'etzu'y, Senior Play lXlako.up Uiifflhairmzinl Epsilon Kzippzi, 'l'1'i-Y, Cheer- leading Club, lu'1l.s0i1iai1 Asso- ciate Editor, Homeroom Bus. lu-tball. JE W. SOVVERS Hive 'd, .Xemlemiv 'fl Oki? an athlerf i iw, .l -a ei' iii baseball iffill 1 1 ll.T hi ' 'eam, H P ay o e Commit- tre en ' xy. , dent Coun- vil El ' 'ts, Varsity Base. hall 'ap . trsity Football, VZlI'Sll, I e lllr BOYD SCHOOFIOVER Futon ll Yom-zitional ,il radio 6f'jw1'l, fall ami llliiz: If your swf ymfs l2lf1f,-fyf' just C-all on him. S1-riior View Tir-kr-1 Vfiminittee, . KENNETH SERFAS lt ez'sid You onal stir: iii '- iaizf smil x' ' mi. 'illw'ma'ii1 for me 9. Varsity B ebullzq' ' 'ty Bas- letl l ln u Q ml, am .1 . . el? ii 35'f X RGIB I A N TENBR L . flu- . ' ,f0lTlIl'li'l'i'l2 . Sinful 1 ' , Dill -'- xfnssiizy . fr Lfilfl 'ITUTVV' '. '1 1 delight in lIl'fL7'f!l,j. 1fflSOi7ifl7L Sta f Mixed Choir, S . Gamma Chi Stu lent Count' on Kappa Lf MARGARET S. STAMP Parley Coburn Academic Margaret is quiet and very sweet, Loads of s11m'vs.v wr know sh6'lZ meet. Sophomore Play P1'opo1'ty Co- chairman, Senior Plziy Business Committee, Mixed C'h1iii', Sigma Gamma Chi. BARBARA STEED Nichols, N, Y, .Xcarle-mic S110 may bf bnslzfui, 141111 shr 111.1131 bc shy, Biff rlirl 11071 min' imlivf' Ihr' gleam in hm' cya? Upsilon Kappa, 'l'1'i-Y, ,ii0ll'lCf- room Basketball, WALTER W. STILINER, JR. Caton ,XC'?lfi0lTllfi A pIr?r1sa11l Iml, 1nl1.o.9f' gon- Ile '1.l2fLfllS, Are 1171711 rlfs1'1'1'i11f1 of 1111771131 rlcfys. Traffic Squzlrl. JEAN P. T ' n x , 1 it ,Xcademie Isrinf. Iaughii Narc- FFF, y '1- 7'.flf'S 0110111111 In say. , .i7'i1 Pr ' Cl1ef:i'mm Com- ini ,ve I uni ' Tri-Y l 1'0sirI1-nt, Vpsilon Kappa, Southside Or. ' Junior Red Cross, 11711. souiwii Staff Senior Play, G, A, A., lntrainural Sports, HNT TZ Ac-zicloinicz 1 ei :Ay rl Iikrs 17117 Tr:- sp, is sef zaflc 111011. 1f's ro 'e d al bet? 1' to be 1 rl 1 i at wa than noi b mc Ze at Z, x. Se or P y, Christmas Decor. ati C mittee, Senior Arlvi. sor, C uncil, Student Council Hon om Basketball. A, KATHLEEN TITUS St, Maxis Conmiercial '7'is1z'l hwciity, so to speak, Nor good falls izecessfzwjly. Iffs just it. l1'1'cfshni tn Dance Ticket Com- mittee. EI-So-Hi Staff Edson- i1111 staff, Upsilon Kappa, G, A, A. Senior Play 'I'i1'k0t f'Hl'lll1llllL'l', 1 f EST AN ' ERMER Parley C Commercial l'ra11q11'il - .' . ality 1 ' ,pf Cy 'S awio - . Soni . , Busin ' ommit- vi or' ' 2 r' il, ITIISOQZV1 ' - . nag .' all. 59 ' v Sql f U 0 17 4 711 tee Upsilon Kappa, ,e .Xfi- ff 1, ii' 1 ,. I LOIS STUMP Niagara Falls Cmnmerf-ial I1Of1ilflf'fflILS, fxrilillfl, full of clzceoy She Stays Il youll f1'if'111lg1f'111' after 1ljPIl7'. Sigma Delta Sigina, Siklllill and Honfl Committee, Sturlcfnt G-yin Lez1tle1', f'TfllTl6Y'0Olll liaslct-Ilia l. r i x l ' ' ' A AyOR opkih C et Coinmoiw-izel KY' mg! ' + rim:- r-ima pc' - 1 My Q flaslirfs 1 y H111 fro A ihr ,NZQOVI '-furlg 11 Ihr Semi 1 1131. 1 -- il Sonia blah., .luiiioit 'IAQ Sec-- retalfy, Ci13tf1'iP?lfill1gif' il: res. ident, IGI-. n.Hi Staff, 'psilmi Kappa, f7lieei'lv:x1lo1'. T NUllT,ll1b0l t 1 Md1ll41111q vlxlln urml Pa N 00 ltlonal 4 X llq m llN Huen lllbllltlllflfll ll'lI91l'll9N Hvxxet- u,m1na Nt HI X m lllwll 1 Hllllllvlfllil W T WEST V VERNA K. WHITMORE '4 -H' . NU, 9 .Xi-aclemic nu n 2 ,las Fluslziny In-wmv fyrs, glow'- f r out I f a IL, ing with vlurrf t 1 9 hanrl- fIC!L1LflflfI l'0ff:f zI'l1ir'71 will ku 1 o bf' shy, booth r'Vrr11'1r11'. C airmzm, Srnpho. Fresluilull Ilamw- l'UlllllllI'U'c, ily, Senior Play. Sclnior Play l'x'-me-1'l5' lwtlllllllll' OSS, Student frqflllll- tee, Upsilrm liaamm, Hmllelwvmtl Squad Presirle-nt, Basketball Club Se-r'1'4-tally Lsketball. E MARILYN WICK Pub Ill Voczltifmzxl Purley C0'Iilll'l' Commercial II 11 sonalify - Mickey is frirnrllil. 1-lzrerful. flaw ', - smooth and szfreri za: amazing host - The kind nf ffirl you like io companion - meet, vrlvr FI 1 ent. Junior ,XSS6?llllllf'. Slilllii Gamma Sgnmr tage Committee Chil Mixed Clmir. 'ffl-xv, Upsi- oc rmm El-So.Hi Repre- lon Kappa, I'l1VlllCl'0Olll Basket- sen Xl hall. YW gg we I I Hi Vvl . AT I' A LL l. -ll 1 li Pe ' ,Xt-axle iic Riv vsizl demic A Ste'-my of 111. sz ll o r1ppg1.g,1-Illfllcy I 11 lie V, Iy lilrfgr 111 s 0 no Jolwfsxzz 'Y' 1 1'1zt fr nz - 'I'flf'l0Il I 0 1 , f G si 't. N W ShEllTll'0t'li , R ei- Com- Jtzziiei- 1 sl wfwss., Wrestli g, mittee Cha 1 , ,X, AH Ed- Boxing, cnnei-onlin Huslietba , sofzizm Sta lntz'zxmui'1l Sgl4vI'lS, X 5 ,-- J.-XMES WILCOX Farley Coburn Academic Caffe, the yay. 1719 hic- morozrs, Ihe l'I'l'7'-l0I'F1l yizy with Il smile 141111 Il hello for all. 'Traffic' Squad, Hrminermnn Bas- ketball, l'nt1'amu1'al Spots. f I LO S 'W X ILADIS Rive 'ig 'AW Academic D lam 11118011111 J meflfitc lllllllllflbll ite: , 1 fri 2' l't1 um feiti as one of South- le ff c.et O13 Ciair' an, Larry Hess Shc J ' , ,msilon if 1 lunge, U1 Kappa., Library S aff, G. A t 1 El-So-Hi U0-I-Ir I mvflifmlfkllfils I L KENN S. W WARD l'ba'Qj na a 4 Academic D s 'ming s ile- ffzror. ire l zb at ri st 'mming pool -'gary etic pei utility ap- pe' cz- the zcomeiz. t DORIS L. WRIGHT Pennsylvania Ave, Academic ul thing of beauiy is u joy fo1'ei:e1',' - Ils loneliness increases, Sophomore Class Vice President, Student Council. Senior Skating Junior P1-Om C0,Cha,irman' Li- Ililllj Committee, lTI'kll'y Staff, Upsilon Kappa, El- Nrg-.Hi Staff, EflSOlllClll Staff, Student Council Vice President. G. A., Basketball, 'I . A' 55,1 v ROLAND JOHN WORSTE 'I NETTE E. Zi l . 'days . k 1 ,ex Nhfllsburg Ynion Academi li l y -the . Hom g Jflf'k s carefree, laughing al, cllw s voice is known in every cor- 4 - f .f ner of Soutliside-often on T711 - .y fig 6ff9,'w'i!7l 'WOW the basketball couit. S110- rfess would be his in any field .' he has chosen chemi- I Q et Decorat Com- 1-ul engineering. Yi 101 31' 1 COIN- Senior Carnival Clean.up Com. mittee, Homeroom Basketball, 101' P Poster 0 . Do W n omm nior Play Past ommi - ' ri-Y, Upsi- lon iappa, La 1 1 Hess Show toni iittee. 'V no e 5 ompare ' ' , . I ' 573.1 V, 1 asf ' ' C fl 1: ml' Q, fl n' I 39 Cer lfi nfjr- 1 Il e ' l Port 1. . C. EVERETT COOPER Purley Coburn Aoadeinic: Large of body. strong of mind: Clltwrzefm- high. rlisposifion kind. VIRGINIA I. LEE t oIrlh1'ook Park Commercial Ginny - her heart be. lmzfls ro Bill - star bas- kelball player - ll goocl jnzl. G. .L A. El-So.IIi Representa- tiw- Homeroom Basketball, FRANCIS MOLD St Mzlryk Yovztlioiml A strrfllf of blue, IL flush of blond hair. 'l'lzrrfi goes Fran in his fly- ing mare. JOSEPH JERALD DEAN DUNHAM DARWIN MILLER WOODARD v , Purley Coburn Vocational Charleston, Pa, Yoeatioiml Iizxlmlwin 3 Yoeationzil , , A :mule that changes earth Hogs and gtrls, all gzzllzrr .lletlizzm height - infep- Io heaven. 'l'0lllll1, - mms grin - y,-,,,,,1 l,,,,fS0n- .ln asset to the Class of '47, For fIrzy's giallop spfrris zffily H Iilfrrl by rreryonei 'iwmzrl the Town, Wrelstling, Home-room Basket- ball. limi PETE N CHARLES WOODRUFF Iloik' S181 ee X ational Purley Coburn Vocational U'if1'1 gnx fl friend Though his stature is fall I r1Il !S ll fhr yo. LX 4 ,M W 2 mul slim, llis personality is f'll7lI'lC. full of vim. . iw! Honor Students The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. -Emerson Cillw Alice Andersen XVilliam Bennett Charles Clause Hercules Diveris James Donovan Daurene Dunn James Eadie Roy Farr Abraham Golos Caroline Hill -james Honeywell Robert Horton Barbara Kustcr Stanley Moskovitz Angelo Muccigross , Patricia Painton Jean Ruth Mary' Seymour Arlene Shepherd Joan Thompson Violet Wellman Lois Wladis 'junior Miss by jerome Chodorov and ' joseph Fields Junior Missu, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Class of '47 on November 8 and 9, 194-6. This amusing play was warmly received at both evening performances before audiences which totaled fourteen hundred. The play depicts the joys and sorrows of the Graves family, who live in a New York City apartment. Judy, the younger daughter, involves her family in situations which almost cause both financial and domestic disaster. One scene shows Judy and her family around the Christmas tree opening their presents. The last scene, one of the most colorful and gay, shows Judy entertaining some of her friends after a formal party. Of course, some production problems presented themselves. The main diHi- culty, though, was the absence of the leading lady, who did much of her rehearsing in a hospital bed. After her return to rehearsals, the problems of cues were in- creased. Some evenings after an hour or so of confusion and blundering, the whole cast would relapse into gales of helpless laughter. But after hours, days, and weeks of rehearsals, the 8th of November finally arrived. Everyone backstage was keyed up. However, after the curtain was drawn, the actors' performance was better than at any of the rehearsals. The Senior Class will never be able to thank adequately the members of the cast and the students who worked on the various committees. There were, in all, seventy-Hve students who worked on committees dealing with the play. All of the seniors who were connected in any way with this play, will always be grateful to Miss Florence Callahan for her superb direction and to all the faculty who so won- derfully assisted. H Cast Harry Graves joe Grace Graves , Hilda , Lois Graves Judy Graves , Fuffy Adams J. B. Curtis Ellen Curtis ,,,, , Merrill Feuerback ,. Willis Reynolds , , Barlow Adams ,,,,, Haskell Cummings Sterling Brown , Albert Kunody ,,,,, Tommy Arbuckle ,, Western Union Boy ,, Charles H1-nry ,, Carl Schnautz , err Sowers , J y . ,, Jean Thompson Violet Wellman , Jean Ruth ,, Ramona Taylor Patricia Painton ,, Ralph Barden , Ruth Johnson Angelo Muccigrosso ,, john Tetz , Hercules Diveris James Donovan H H Charles Clause ,, Thomas Carroll ,, Franklin Bystrom Fred Heller George Osborne Vincent Weston C lass History The Class of 194-7 began its activities in February of the year 1944. Our first election of officers placed Robert Groezinger as captain of the new and untested ship. He was capably assisted by Vice President Barbara Kuster, Secretary Alice Andersen, and Treasurer Norman Patterson. To help guide us on our voyage we chose Miss Carmody and Mr. McWilliams: The Hrst test of our ship came in March when our first dance, the Shamrock Shuffle, was held. That dance showed that our class would certainly go far in the next three years. We entered our Sophomore year with Miss Carmody and Mr. Lantz as our advisers. We presented the Call-To-Arms Hop as the first event in our second year of high school. On February 23, in collaboration with the great seniors of '45, wc presented the Hatchet Hop in honor of our first president, George Washington. Of course Sophomore Day on March 16, was the most thrilling day of the year for us. We sponsored the assembly, which was a great success. The play, HA Mem- ory of Erin, which was presented by a good cast, dealt with an Irish family living in this country. That evening a dance was also held to celebrate the great day. We called this the Blarney Stone Ball. On April 23rd our play was given again at a P. T. A. meeting of which the Sophomore Class was in charge. Oh, by the way, we were carried successfully through this year with Dick Parsons as president and Doris Wright as vice president. The secretary was Mary Balch, and Bob Erway handled the funds for us. Our class ofiicers for our Junior year were Robert Broughham, president, Patricia Painton, vice president, Ramona Taylor, secretary, and George Osborne, treasurer. The first activity in our third year was the Hubba Hubba Hop which we pre- sented in September. The Hi-De-Ho-Down, a square dance, was given in October. On February 26, we sponsored a performance by Larry Hess, a wonderful magician. As Mr. Hess is no ordinary magician, his acts amazed all. The arrival of May 24 was anticipated by everyone, but the vividly remem- bered flood descended on Elmira that day and all thoughts of the junior Prom were driven from our minds. By June 5 we were able to reorganize our plans and the social high light of our school days finally occurred.. We were very excited and nervous as we took our places in assembly. The audience went into gales of laughter at the imitation of Duffy's Tavern that we Juniors presented that day. No one will ever forget Clifford Towner's characterization of Finnegan. That evening Norman Patterson and Joyce Butcher were crowned king and queen as a part of the annual Junior Prom. Our ship now came to the last lap of its voyagefour Senior Year. We were determined to make it a year that would not be forgotten. Norman Patterson was chosen to lead us on to final victory. Barbara Kuster became vice president, Arlene Shepherd, secretary, and VVilliam Jackson, treasurer. A senior must be chosen as Student Council president and the school chose James Donovan for this position. For editors of the El-S0-Hi Alice Andersen and Lois Wladis were chosen. To edit our yearbook we selected Abraham Golos. With Miss Carmody and Mr. Lantz still on board to help us chart our course, we began the year with a Back-to-School dance. Next came the senior play, 'junior Missf, The play was a huge success and will be remembered as one of the best ever given. During the Christmas season our class decorated a huge tree in the front hall. of the school. Christmas music was played during home room periods and between classes. On February 2, we held a skating party at Grotto Rollercade. It is understood that some students still remember the falls they took. Also in the same month we had the Senior Carnival. Three different acts were presented at the sideshow in- cluding some most unusual feats of surgery, a barber shop scene, and some won- derful freaks. A terrifying spookhouse provided thrills. To top the evening james Donovan and Arlene Shepherd were crowned carnival king and queen. To conclude the activities of our senior year, the senior banquet and prom were held. Of course, June is the most important month of the whole senior year. We are determined to struggle through Regents and on to graduation. Our ship will pull into harbor in June, its voyage successfully completed. 36 Twenty Years Hence Hello, all you happy people! Welcome to the new Lincoln Hotel. Tonight we are honored by the presence of the !'Class of '47 , who are celebrating their 20th reunion. Just look at all the celebrities in that happy crowd! There is the famous newspaper columnist, Joyce Clarke. Hello, Joy. Oh, my goodness, look who just slunk into the party. It's Bill Bennett, the notorious rnan about town. They say his latest is '5Toadie Andersen, the redhead manicurist at i'Angie's' barber shop. Shall we move around a bit? Well, look who we have at the speakers, table-Jim Eadie, the famous night club owner. Listen, he is about to propose a toast. What's that he,s saying? A toast to the final engagement of Edwin Drake and Lois Wladisfi Never thought they would do it, but after going together for twenty years, some- thing is bound to happen. Let's see what has happened to the former class ofhcers. There's the former Arlene Shepherd. That's her husband sitting next to her, '4Chots of the Ritzv, he's called. She certainly has come a long way from being secretary of the Senior class. Now instead of copying the minutes for the next meeting, shels counting minutes till the 4:00 feeding of her four months old daughter, Stella. Listen, what is that music? Would you believe it? It's Father Donovan, the noted coach at Notre Dame, raising his magnificent voice in the singing of uAve Maria. Will wonders never cease? Who is that hunk of wonderful male who has just risen so lightly to his feet at the speakers' table? Well, my goodness, it's the noted dancing instructor, Norm Patterson, and look at all the beautiful gals that have come with him to demonstrate his new dance steps: Beverly Appleman, Joyce Butcher, Helen Cleveland, Doris Robbins, and Pat Painton. Well, what have we at this table? It must seem good to the married men to be out alone for a change. Ah! Angie Muecigrosso, Chuck Clause, Fred Heller. Jimmy Honeywell? Look, theylre casting their eyes on the next table where we have four of our more successful career women: Barbara Kuster, full-back on the first women's football team, Doris Wright, well-known temperance leader, Joan Dalton, buyer for the men's department of Iszard's, and Margaret Stamp, world famous horse doctor. At the next table we have the renowned New York literary critic, Bob Brougham, and oh, look, who his companion is. Itls the lovely bubble dancer, Muriel Mathews. Very intimate, that table for two in the corner! Well, look what we have herewour school quartet is warming up for a smash hit, Suspender Bluesf' Ralph Barden, the local barber is singing bass, while Frank Bystrom, proprietor of the H6 and Mg Lunchv, is trying to join him, and Doug Blair and George Osborne, two bartenders, are struggling through the tenor parts. Look what's coming through the door, late as usual--Kay Titus, author of that literary masterpiece, 'SForever Evelyn. There's Margaret Aurnick, Broadway comedy star, coming in with Shirley Collins, New York's social butterfly, whose name has been linked with that of Arthur Carp, the king pin of the Fulton Fish Market. What is causing the disturbance over in the corner? Do my eyes deceive me fit's Marjorie Lundy, successor to Gipsy Rose Lee! She must be feeling gay be- cause I notice she is about to slip into her old routine. But wait, two of New Yorkis well-known policemen, Jerry Sowers and Ken Serfas, have her in hand. The toastmaster is beginning to speak again. Listen, he's reading telegrams of regrets from several old schoolmates. We hear the names of Jean TenBroeck. who is traveling abroad with her husband Joe Prunier, the great globe-trotter: and Betty Ruggles, Dick Root, and Pat Dove who are members of the touring cast of the hit play, The Iceman Meltsfl Regrets are also received from Bob Groezinger and Herky Diveris, the well-known women's fashion designers, and Daureen Dunn, who is confined to her bed by the arrival of her 15th bundle from heaven. Abe Golos, proprietor of an electric shop in Pine City, also is unable to attend, due to severe burns received when one of his employees, Thomton QBuggsQ Harkness, left a live wire on the Hoor. Also regrets are received from Roy Fax r. Jack English, Walt Farrell, and Jack W'orster, who are very busy defending the title of American tiddle-di-winks champions. . The party is breaking up now and with the noisy goodbyes of old schoolmates ringing in our ears, we too say farewell until the next reunion. 37 Ag! 1. X . 1 v w .7 Vigfff 6 R ffl I-Q fi f 'Sp cgxdx HMA -duff l , r NM l 5. if D' wx X-Qi f W! f AY If I ?T,?AYYi K Life's a pudding full of plumsg Care's a canker that benumbs, Wherefore waste our elocution On impossible solution? Life's a pleasant institutionj Let us take it as it frames! -Gilbert johnny and judyjunior pause for between class refurbishing and mutual admiraiion. F x ixM7 f9ff!4 1 ,J ,r ,Wir junior President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisers Standing Wcstervelt, Reagan. Seated: Knerr, Prunier. As veterans of three years at Southside High School, the Junior Class is anxious to take over the Senior activities, even though the first three years have passed too swiftly. They recall with horror the struggles of their Freshman year. Under the able guidance of their advisers, i'Ma,' Bogart and Prof Krouse, they elected David Eichner president. After successfully presenting the White Christmas Dance and a skating party at the Grotto, they allied with the junior class in presenting the Buddy Dance. Their first real honor was the Freshman Dav Assembly and dance. The following year they felt much more at home at Southside. They elected Jack Prunier president and things got under way. The first activity was the White Christmas Dance, followed by a ininstrel show, the first ever to be presented by zu Sophomore class. The annual Yearbook Dance ended their long list of activities. lass Jack Prunier Nancy Knerr Mary Catherine Reagan William Westervelt Mrs. Luella Bogart Mr. Stanley Krouse Mr. Krouse, Mrs. Bogart. Their first year as upper classmen placed an additional responsibility upon the shoulders of the Juniors. With Jack Prunier re-elected president, they got off to an early start with a Halloween round and square dance. When Thanksgiving rolled around, the Juniors began selling chances on a prize turkey. 'SWant a chance? became the popular phrase of the month. The first term came to a close with the annual White Christmas Dance. The junior class was well represented at the Senior Carnival with novelties. The exceptional talent of the class was shown in the pres- entation of the first Junior Play in the history of the school. The name of this very successful production was N320 College Ave.', The highlight of the social season was the Junior Day Assembly and the Prom. With this gala affair, the class of ,-l8 climaxed their third successful year of social activities, but now gaily anticipate- their Senior year. Oh, what you did! The Big Boom :Sweet Adeline And it still equals X Parlez-vous Francais? Such an appetite ! 4 3251? ff' o - fig:-ggi ? i N ll .,-f, 9 . fi V -Z K g A Y f l ' mvfwa f J 0 Life! how pleasant. in thy morning, Young Fancy's rays the hills adorning! Cold-pausing Caution's lesson scorning We frisk away. Like school boys, at th' expected warning To joy an' play. --Burns Sammy and Sally Sophomore, clutching their treasured passports to the library, join the stream of study hall refugees seeking that haven where study and pleasure can be combined. The Class of W9, now the Hsophistieated Sophomoresw. got off to a good start as freshmen with the eleetion of Robert Ruggles as president, and the naming of Bliss Biggs and Nlr. Botniek as Class advisers. Uther orcfieers of the freshman year were Kenneth Shappee, viee presidentg Joyce Dc-Graw. seeretaryg Jack Frederieks, treasurer: and Betty Bennett and Joan Gilmore, puhlie relations officers. With the help ol these eapable leaders, the elass eanie safely through the ordeal of the first year, during whieh no dances were held. President Viee President Secretary Treasurer Advisers ophomore Standing: Butler Seated: Conlon, Sullivan 46 In November of their seeond year, under the guidance of Robert Butler, Soph- omore president, and Miss Biggs and Mr. Stottle, the Cobble Wlobble Hop was held in the gyms. This first dance sponsored by the elass was very successful, both finan- eially and socially. The fortune telling booth, operated by the Sophomore Class, was an important part of the Senior Carnival, held in February. The annual Soph- omore Dance was held in the spring. In February the class said goodbye to Miss Biggs, when she left to become Mrs. Eugene Snedeker, but Mr. Stottle saw them through the rest of the year. Robert Butler Arthur Buffalin Jean Sullivan Arthur Conlon Miss Margaret Biggs Mr. Leslie Stottle Class Mr. Stottle, lNIiss Biggs 47 Future Builders of America One, two three, space Mrs. Bogarfs Prize Student Interclass Winners Beating the bell 'Rh xx 'HN fl A ff, Oh, dear another theorem. Que: f 'S K 3 ' f 1 'V' ff F , i f wx Q 'Mfg y x X 0 f 7225- Q ' 4: ,fy Q, fo, 'i ,N ff S 'X 1 X h j I X- i X xx x-.'- Wi f 'lr frm MXN 1 , f X X A 1 'x ' M f i I K xr, Q11 ul m ' YJ' 135' ,ir M15 .L e ,. ,Jai , , I vb , 5 n l ,- i ii imiwii flew CQ dfgfv-u4JAl-0-1 -'efOQ 6'Q OMA'J -W,,..40,4.4dPNaf6fff'f'bf'M'fX 7 ca-Med Q-' ,,,,,,z,Q.Q,.,ew6wlfyWQ 'ffU giiffriffifiif yfinf 4'l.9AffJ hog? md. ' JAM. ,gaeoavj So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low. 'Thou must,' The youth replies, 'I can'. -Emerson Freddy and Flossie Freshman, burdened with all their possessions, take school life seriouslys-at first. re hman President Vivo President Sccrctary Trcasurc 1' Adviscr Standing: Rothwcll, Parsons Svatcdz Sivlilvr, Stuart Thr' large Frcshman Class found gcrtting organized vcry difiiczult. 'lhfrir first obstarln cizxrnm- whnn thc-rc wcrc no zidvisvrs to hvlp thi-m along. Everything driltcd along for scvcrzxl wvcks. until thcy lu-urcl that thc zzhlc lcadcrship of M1'. Huhcvrsazit had hm-ii ohtziinccl. At this prccisc Inomc-nt things took zi clvriidcfd turn for thc' hc-ttcr. but no onv mziliyzccl that a great dcfal of clifhrult work was on its way. Tho mcrnhcrs of tliv class. at this tilnn, thought that vvf-rytliing was finc hecausc thvy had an acl- viscr, but to Mr. Hahcrsaat this enormous class prvscntcd a vcry dark pictturcr. HU willingly f,houldc'rcd thc burden and hcforc long that Clark picture began wvvziling glczunr, of light until Cvcn N111 Habcrszxzxt fclt 21 littlc' proud. f MA .Q s ' lit? lr fa -f I 4 if i f L Y. f Class Jerould Rothwell William Parsons Larry Sicklc-r Glcn Stuart NIT. Rohcrt XY. Habcrsaat Mr, Habcrsaat lfndcr his guidancc thc class clcctcd thvir four lcading ofhcvrs and a 1'cpi'cscxi- tative from Cach homoroom. Through thcsc pcoplc thc- class planncd and carrie-d through all thc social cvcnts of thc ycar. All thc Freshman Class activitics took plan, toward thc cnd of thc sccond scmcstcr. Thcir first undcrtaking. which was thi- hot dog booth at tho Scnior Carnival. took I3-lacc in Fcbruary. Thr' class was thrillcd with its first succcss and lookcd forward to its ncxt big alliair. This occurrccl in Klas' whcn thcy had thc Frcshrnan Dancc. It was rcally a big day for all ol thcin. This Froshmall Class. which had such a hard time at thc bcginning ol' thc scar. has como a long way. Thcy havc bccomr- IIIOIX' confidvnt and cxpcricnccd. and Cach mc-nibcr of thc class is looking foiwaid to a big yvar ahcad of thcni. I ., Q! .V I I V f 1 1 Y , I ' ' . ,i f .J 14- Long Ago and Far Away I wonder? Is this thc room? Small but mighty traffic cop. Imaginc that! 'vVct, isn't it? My work is never d0ne--- N X CQO F5 t xx if sbs .. if-'KEN Eva Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee jest and youthful jollity, Quips and Cranks and wanton Wiles, Nods und Becks and wreuthed Smiles. -Milton Panorama O day of reckoningl- please. The eyes and ears of Southside That,ll be 251' F riday-come-tm mvctin,-time' Beaux and bcllcs and miles of smiles Lads and lassies, classy chassis. A study in profile 'mlying-up CXPCYICIICC Sherman Anti-trust Law enthralls Miss Zimmer's students Among our archives Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow' , 5:00 P. M.-and on into the night Carrying on the eternal art Dunning war paint Ma's little helpers Keeping in practice S0up's on I W fwiffff A lesson in houscwifing 63 2 5 5 S i z E E if Ss 5 5 3 S ? Q N Z E X W e 3 S 1 - ' W'HWMMMMn -1-wmfmww f A-av W Em . eip- '. . M an and machine The a. C.-d. c. boys How much wood would a -- WVelcome back, Veterans 2 Emily Postls version of a formal dinner. Melody in metal Our books- our magazines our students- our Library. Trumpets blare, drums rumble Marcll on, Elmira E! 68 The all-important nerve center Midday mush money. Bedlam below. We, the students greet you. in M ,, ' X .Q if - O! X' , N X , . V? il YN li l V ws ' i l l 0 E! l !i f.....- -is -A b 0 ' rm l Wi it vim 0 A Qi f M my 1 promise that I will work for the ideals and the best interests of my school, both alone and with many . . . Thus in all ways Ipromise lo do my best to transmit this my school a greater, betterg more beautiful school than was transmitted to me. Student Council Oath Organizations Third Row: Kilcoyne, Golos, Hazen, Shaw, Mosher, Panosian, Westervelt, Olson, Cooper, Blossom, Loeb. Second Row: Robinson, Nickols, Knox, Ortiz, Crane, Williams, Collins, Aumick, Grcven, Kuster, Burdick, Warters First Row: Schoonover, Estep, Curtin, Vergalito, Thurber, Appleman, Moskovitz, McMahon, Fuller, Sage, Mrs. Austin, Mr. McNaught. Student Council The Student Council, the student governing body, has just Hnished a year of intense work for which the entire group can be proud. Meeting every Monday at 4-:OO in 113, the Council this year served not only as a clearing house for informa- tion, but as an active legislature for school improvements. The foremost activity was to suggest a change in the school marking and honor systems. These suggestions are approved by both faculty and students. Another step forward was the beginning of an Assembly Fund with which to provide better assemblies. The Council also sponsored a song contest to find a school sport song. I Officers President James Donovan Vice President Stanley Moskovitz Secretary , Beverly Appleman Treasurer , Thomas Thurber Advisers Mr. Clifford McNaught, Mrs. Ralph Austin 1 James Donovan 72 Fourth Row: Ruth, Mikelson, Prunier, Panosian, Dalton, Dunn, Moskovitz. Third Row: Donovan, Clark, Hall, Collins, Dimick, Loeb. Second Row: Dawley Titus, Tomlinson, Callahan, Kuster, Liddy, Thurber, Lutz, Wright, Curtin, Brill, Taylor First Row: Painton, Ackerman, Wladis, Troy, Ruggles, Andersen, Schoonover. El-So-H1 The El-S0-Hi has had an excellent sales record this year despite higher Cost of printing, which caused a slight increase in the price of each copy. The work of getting out the paper includes the issuing of assignments, scurrying around to collect material and write the copy before the inevitable deadlines, writ- ing the headlines, typing, setting up the dummy, proofreading, printing and distri- bution. At the same time the advertising staH is busy soliciting ads from local merchants. The paper consists of editorials, stories of coming events and reports of past events, fashion notes, and last but not leastgthe gossip column. The El-So-Hi is highly appreciated by both faculty and students. Editors Co-Editors .. . Alice Andersen, Lois Wladis News Editor .. ................. .. Abraham Golos Feature Editor .... ............. Patriflia Painton Exchange Editor ........ . .... Anne Marie Flynn Sports Editors .... Betty Ruggles, Richard Ackerman Business Manager .. ...... .... B arbara Kustcr Advertising Manager .... Howard Troy Circulation Manager .... , William Liddy Literary Adviser Miss Mabel I, Haupt Standing: Liddy, Miss Haupt, Troy, C0105 Seated: Kuster, Wladis, Andersen, Painmn, 73 Third Row: Hill, Schnautz, Deneen, Coppola, Prunier, Bystrom, Diveris, Olthof, Muccigrosso, Clause, Allen, Second Row: Bowdy, Clarke, Kester, Boyd, Kelley, Cobb, Calhoun, McLane, Herforth, Adams, DeRenzo, Barden, Ackerman First Row: E. Barr, C. Barr, Gilmore, G. Lewis, Appleman, Payne, Bennett, Gordon, Broich, M. Lewis. Edsonian Literary, photography, art, business and typing staffs have worked separately and together toward the successful production of the Eds-onian. The photography staff was a new feature this year. For the Hrst time, the yearbook theme is based on a pictorial presentation of school life. For three days, with the aid of a professional photographer, the entire staff worked to execute the complicated schedule of picture taking. From gym to auditorium, from classroom to cafeteria, from corridor to rainy outdoors, trooped the photographer and his little band of novice assistants. Editors Editor-in-Chief . ,,,,,, ..,,,,, Y N Abraham Golos Associate editors . Stanley Moskovitz, Daurene Dunn, Arlene Shepherd. Photography editor ..... ,. Robert Groezinger. Art editor .. .. .. Margaret Gordon. Business manager .. , .... .. Patricia Gilmore. Chief typist . .... .... J une Adams. Standing: Groezinger, Moslaovitz, Gordon. Seated: Gilmore, Dunn, Golos, Adams, Shepherd. 74 Third Row: Heller, Hoskovitz, Honeywell, Bennett, Siskin, Criswold, Horton. Second Row: Titus, Pastore, Groezinger, Brill, Dunn, Hoffman, Dalton, Ruth, Collins, Dove,flolos, Donovan, Tc-nBr0eck Shepherd. First Row: Devereaux, Xiulezihy, Thompson, Mathews, Hourigan, Lundy, Lutz, Wright,Ulf-veland, Williams. U Edsonlan During this hectic period, Miss jones and the stall cut classes and study halls. and disrupted the entire school while rounding up students and setting up props. To the literary stall' went the headaches and woi ries of planning the entire book. Thursdays after sehool, lights burned late and brains worked overtime as copy was written. Typists bent over their machines, and artists pored over their drawing boards, while to the business staff fell the finzineial responsibilities of selling subscriptions and sponsoring several money raising f-vents, The produetion of the lidsonian is truly at eooperzitive undertaking. Advisers Bliss Hi-len R. Jones Nlr. Leslie Stottle Mrs. K c'r1 neth VVinsor Jones, Stottle, Winsor. l I IJ Fifth Row: Russell, Parsons, Hoskins, Hover, Rolls, Todd, O'Brien, Swanson, Frisk. Fourth Row: Nichols, Webb, Drake, Bristow, Redner, Rafferty, Plaisted, Semler. Third Row: Corpinski, Dengle, Lutz, Labuski, Monroe, Housman, Bowdy, Kisel, LaComb, Kain, Smith, Curren. Second Row: Thornton, Williams, Fulkcrson, Ridler, Terwilliger, Fervan, Early. First Row: Mussaw, Crusin, Andrus. Traffic Squad Ofiicers President Frances Ridler Secretary ,, , , ,,,, Jack Fulkerson Vice President . .. .. Merrill Terwilliger Treasurer ,, ,,,,, W , Earl Brown AdViS1-21' Y,,,,f ,,,,,,, M r. Leslie Travis Standing: Fulkerson, Tcrwilliger, Draxler, Brown. Seated: Ridler, Mr. Travis. 76 Southside High Schoolis traffic cops are the boys of the TraHie Squad. This organization has a real job to do for the school. At the pass- ing of classes day after day they keep traffic moving smoothly despite the fact that some- times several students attempt to be in the same place at the same time. The system whereby the traffic moving downstairs and that moving upstairs are separated, enables us to reach our destination quickly and with a minimum of pushing. At the beginning of the year 1947, the Traffic Squad reorganized. It was decided that, this year, in addition to its duties in keeping traffic moving smoothly they could have some social activities. At the Senior Carnival a skee roll with prizes for high scores was set up. On February 22, the nrst of a series of Friday noon dances occurred. A banquet was held in April. Seventh Row: Cappucci, Painton, Tobias, Cobb, Hill, Clark, Austin, Fleming, Mathews, Lundy, Lutz, Shepherd Stubbs Vergalito, TenBroeck, Ziegler. Sixth Row: Wright, Wick, M. Seymour, Hamilton, Hopseker, Roth, Pastore, Johnson, Robbins, Thompson, Williams Adams Beers. Fifth Row: Dove, E. Seymour, Leff, Lee, McLane, Hourigan, Mulcahy, Wladis, Titus, Andersen, Houston, Hunsinger, Hoffman, Kelly, Huijfner. Fourth Row: Owens, Rose, Whitmore, Gordon, Brill, Cleveland, Bowdy, Bukowski, Devon, Rowe, Heller, Harvu Stermel 'lhird Row: Collins, Dalton, Cassctta, Sayles, Payne, Ruth, Flaig, Boyd, Dunn, Steed, Allen, Taylor, Calhoon Second Row: Appleman, Collier, DeRenzo, Devereaux, Kelly, Benedict, I-lerforth, Shaffer, Everett, Farrell, Wagner First Row: C. Barr, E. Barr, Burdsell, Carr, Wellman, Clarke, Ruggles, Kuster, Laldwin, M. Bennett, Gilmore L Bennett Upsilon Kappa Officers President .. . ,,,,, Betty Rugglcs Secretary . . Violet Wclmm Vice President . . Joyce Clarke Treasurer . Barbara Kustci Adviser V Mrs. Ralph Austin Llpsilon Kappa is a school service and social club whose membership is open to Senior girls only. Since its organization in l928. it llas grown in numbers and activities until every Southside girl looks forward to becoming a member. The services rendered to the school include ushering at assemblies and all other school functions, maintaining a hostess table. and assisting the school nurse. Several worthy projects have been success- fully undertaken this year. The hostess table and chairs have been improved in appearance by the addition of green slip covers. In October a bag supper was held in the cafeteria. Alter this. Nlr. Donald Palmer. manager of the Cor- ton Coy Beauty Salon, gave a. demonstration ol' correct hair styles. The club ushered at the annual lilmira Little Symphony Concert anfl at the musical, 'klleadin' Hollywoodw. given by the Kiwanis Club. In Niay. Junior girls are invited to become members. These new members usher on Senior Day and at Commencement. Standing: Wellman, Clarke, Kuster Seated: Ruggles, Mrs. Austin. Third Row: Chamberlain, Llollier, Kissel, D. Dunn, Rolls, Hoover, Herforth, Ogrodowski, Randolph, Martin Second Row: Laugher, Davis, Longwell, Martin, Breese, M. Dunn, Semler, Dalrymple, Nichols, Scollon, Gardner Strong Jay, Elvidge. first Row: Graves, xf1CDOHl1ld, Johnson, Rowdy, Frawley, Boyd, Walker, Chapman, Thornton. Southside Humane Club The Southside Humane Club was founded in IQ43 by Mrs. Ralph Austin. Its purpose is to interest high school students in the activities of city, state, and na- tional humane societies. When the organization first be an, onl Freshmen and Standing: Bowdy, Boyd, Johnson. Seated: Frawley, Mrs. Austin. S Y Sophomores were eligible for membership, but now the club accepts Fifty students each year who may be from any high school year. The Humane Club's activities through- out the year are varied. In April the club sponsors an assembly and a poster contest. Thioughout the year the members be- come acqualited with the outstanding ohicers of larger humane organizations and also assist the Elmira Humane Society by writing, folding, stamping, and posting l0,000 membership cards. President Vice Presid Secretary Treasurer Adviser 78 CU! Ofiicers Edward Frawley Ruth Johnson Anna Mae Bowdy Kathryn Boyd Mrs. Ralph Austin Third Row: Hogan, Dombroske, Huffnei, lwI2lIl1K?WS, Lutz, Ru th, Fargo, Oldham, Dalton. Seeond Row: Hazel, Cheney, Richards, Ramsdell, Miss Barber, Hill, Broieh, Bennett, Kendall First Row: -Ianowski, Purdy, Guinane, Beseaneeney, Eekler, Mikkelsen. Library Staff The Library Staff plays a very important part in Southside High School. There is more to a rnember's job than to sit behind a big desk and say, iLMay I see your slip?'y or 'iHave your slips signed, please. It goes far beyond that. The staff keeps the books in their proper order on the shelves, assists students in selecting books, gives information as to where books may be found, eharges outgoing books, replaces cards in incoming books, and assists Miss Barber in many other ways. To show her appreciation to her 'ilibrary fumilyf, Miss Barber entertains theni in June at a luncheon at the Mark Twain Hotel. lll'WWll ElX U' ll lllflf e , , 79 Third Row: Granger, Devon, Chapman, Cipolla. Second Row: Cappucci, Thompson, Woerznbke, janowski, Bowdy, Hudson, Kileoyne, Taynton, Coleman. First Row: Titus, Dawley, Tobias, Collins, Briganti, Kiess. Girls' Athletic Association Ofhcers President , ,, ,, ,,,,,,..,, , Shirley Collins Vice President , ,.,, Marilyn Dawlejv Advisers Miss Margaret Standing: Collins, Briganti. Seated: Tobias, Miss Biggs, Dawley. SCCFCU-TY Y-., ,YYV ,,,,, .,t,,.. ,,.. R o s e mary Tobias Treasurer , ,.i. ,,,i, ,,i,s G r ace Briganri Biggs, Miss Irene Davis The Girls' Athletic Association is an organ- ization pledged to further good sportsmanship and physical well-being. To become a member of this organization, it is necessary to partici- pate in at least two after-school sports. G. A. A. membership gives ten points towards a letter or numeral. 85 points are required for a letter, 65 for a numeral. There are several ways of accumulating these points. Five points each are given for alter-school sports, such as hockey, volleyball and basketball, and one point is given for each time a girl referees, times, or scores a game. After the marriage of Miss Margaret Biggs, the former adviser of G. A. A., Miss Irene Davis assumed charge of the organization. Standing: Packerd, Bvstrom, Patteison, Sempler, lalicmb. Seated: Kintz, Rohde, Osborne, Mayo, Drarzler. Stage Crew Ofiicers Manztgerr George Osborne Assistant Manager: Franklin Bystrom Advisers: Mr. William Lantz, Mr. Louis Parsons The Stage Crew is one of Southsideis busiest organizations. Its functions consist of complete care of the auditorium during assemblies and performances, besides any preparations which may have to be made for these events. Scenery, curtains, and stage-lights are operated by the crew. VVhen movies or slides are to be shown, they take care of the screen and projection booth. The house lights and public address sys- tem are also handled by the Stage Crew's elec- tricians. Vlhcn repairs to any of these fixtures are necessary, they are made by the members of the Stage Crew themselves, with the aid and supervision of their advisers. The members of the Stage Crew, in working in the auditorium, are gaining valuable exper- ience besides performing a very necessary duty to the school. Wie owe them a debt of gratitude for their efforts. Patterson, Draxler, Packerd, Rohde, Kintz LaComb, Bystrom, Osborne. -IX Qiolins: Dowling, Mitchell, VVeldin, Lewis, Ross, Moskovitz, DeRenzo, Dawley, Olson, Schoonover, Flutes: Qtubbs Cole -,clarinetsz Rice, Thompson, Appleman, Coleman, Usdaneg Tr umpets: Lutz, Stuart, Trombones: Comfort, Rauscher Wood xxwardg Piano: Nowlan, Bass Viol: Ortiz, Drums: Terwilliger. S The Orchestra xi ,f President , , Marilyn Dawley Secretary , , Eleanor Nowlan Vice President Kenneth Woodward Treasurer Mary DeRenzo Librarian . Waldo Comfort sl , as We v --lf ve ll , , A ,,:: ' QA jf? , li xf PPE:-i r ' -5 X ligfijlii N fi X 1 N-,ny will E X 1f'jf,f it Wi V, , rr,f,xi1fm,izfr W we X if -m'rfr'l5'fllf 'li Wllll' ,fm , 4 M On assembly days, as we enter the audi- torium, we are greeted by the familiar music of' the orchestra under the baton of Miss Connor. Not only does this music help to create an air of opening night at the theatre, but it gives a certain dignity to the assembly. The orchestra has been quite active this year. They have played suitable music for both the Senior play and the Junior play. In the spring, the orchestra put on, for the entertainment of the student body, a music assembly. Again at Commencement they will play dignified melodies suitable to the occasion. 82 Fourth Row: Short, Buckholtz, Cruise, Olson, Smith, Walsh, Spenser, Panosian, Stuart, Latshaw, Quiglex Beslu Hancock Usdane, Terwilliger. Third Row: Anstwe, Bennett, Peet, Comfort, Stamp, Delphinus, Hills, Gogel, Spenser, Snyd r, Bixler Black DtRenzo Niles, Kennedy, Dunn, Nowlan. Second Row: Liatos, Merrick, Paltrowitz, Knox, Fuller, Meade, Moody, Brixius, Edward utter, Brown Rice Pxrker Ortiz. First Row: Stubbs, Hill, Tenliroeck, Dawley, Fletcher, Mitchell, M. Lewis, J. wis, d. Sitting on floor: Estep, Comfort. Mixed Choi J The Mixed Choir, which meets ninth period on Wednesday afternoons, is com- posed of students from the Girls, Glee Clu Boys, Glec Club and other students who for some reason or :mother have been unable to attend other music classes. It has, because of this combination of the glee clubs and other students, a larger membership than any other music organization in Southside High School. For the Christmas Pageant the Choir sang several selections among which, for the grand finale, was The Cantique de Noel. They also sang on the Christmas Arctic' Lea- gue broadcast and presented several numbers at the annual Spring Concert. Miss Dorothy E. Connor Second Row: Lacey, Dolowsiy, Dunn, Oberst, A. Winters, J.Winters, Stickler, Crane, Wood, Stamp, Bagnoli, Callahan Crowley, Troy, Mitchell. First Row: TenBroeck, Bachert, Jay, Chandler, Parker, Budnick, Rowe, Chamberlain, Genung, Partridge, Tobias, E. Stick- ler, Wildrick, Miller, Breese, Wright, Dunham, Goodrich. Sigma Gamma Chi Sigma Gamma Chi is one of Southside's outstanding musical groups directed by Miss Connor and consisting of girls who like to sing. They have had a busy year filled with many social activities. In the fall to welcome the new girls into the group a picnic was given at Grove Park. Later in the year a Halloween party was held in the school gym and a Thanksgiving dinner in the homemaking room. Among the broadcasts they have made was one given in connection with National Education Week and another for the Annual Arctic League Christmas program. They also H Q participated in the Christmas assembly ,jf 1 1, and sang several selections for the Spring rm fj X Concert. 1 X ' ix , e ,Q Z f ggi A ff Q A ' A l Om :H ' ? President .... ...... . ..........,.,... , . Marion Crane .5 X yy U Vice President ....... ..... , , Doris Robbins Q Secretary . .. ...,... , ,....... . Margaret Stamp X, , 'N , l L - Treasurer ..... ................ . . Beverly Doloway Wi W Librarians .... ...... A nnice and Janice Winters X 5 ' F, . . . . I- Asslstant Manager Virginia Jean TenBroeck Accompanist .. .. ,....... .... L ila Mitchell I 'Q K K Z iff 1 -V Xi , i fs J a 84 Second Row: Estep, Smith, Latshaw, Stuart, Panosian, Spenser, Walsh, Quigly, Comfort. Boys Glee Club Every Wednesday noon during the year the Boys Glee Club meets for an in formal rehearsal in room 101 under the d1rect1on of Vhss Dorothy E Connor This newly organized group consists of numerous talented boys who get together to blend their voices in song For the annual Christmas assembly they per formed several numbers which added to the beauty and grace of the Pageant Among these selections was Three Wise Men of the Orient We which furnisned the background music for a pantominc in which three members of the QIOUP portrayed the Wise Men The Glee Club also participated in the Snring Concert. 'Nfl V ,.. w 6: flaf 1 S '15 .1 N -,., ' X so -X X to n C, Q ll First Row: Comfort, Kennedy, Usdane, Buekholtz, Olson, Besley, Hancock, Cruise, Short, Terwilliger I . , ' V . - ,, - . - C - 4- no 'cs 5 , , , A, I ' i i CY lg , 'S b ' ' x 1 . . 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MAA, ,llfnyili - li 4nQj myvw' Aman.: ,gi X' Q , 'M' JAJZIZ 'V ' 75 L M' 7 LL'Q'J '1 Athletics rv- , M. 1 Third Row: Holden, Bystrom, Chapman, Skordinski, Barneski, Scutts, Bruce, Summers, Rogers. Second Row: Pirozolla, D. Huffner, Freeman, Carrier, Steiner, Cassada, Goodwin, Ott, Tryon, Rothwell, Zawko, Coleman, Schwenkler, George. First Row: Huey, Fitzgerald, Makovitch, C. Huffner, Kain, McConnell, Wifler, Botnick, Miillens, Donovan, Mashanif', Sehiefen, Hamm, Barnstead, Dolan. Varsity Football The 1946 season was the finest an E. H. S. team had enjoyed since 1935. The Blue and White suffered only one defeat in seven games and was unbeaten in con- ference play. The 14-14 tie with U-E led to a tie between Elmira and Endicott for the Southern Tier Championship. This is a fitting ending to the E. H. S. foot- ball union, for next season the Southside and the Academy will Held separate football teams for the first time in the history of the two schools. 1 E. H. 19 Scranton Central 0 E. H. S. 27 Ithaca 0 . E. H. S. U Auburn 41 E. H. S. 13 Syracuse Central 7 . E. H. 14 Endicott 14 E. H. Pl. 12 Johnson City 6 1 SX Q, E. H. S. 32 Ithaca O X . X X X 1 Letterman 1 VX 1 Barneski Hamm Ott I N I , ' , BYSUOU1 Holden Pirozolla ' Xi i AX Carrier Huey Rogers tix Chapman Huflner Rothwell T Coleman Kain Skordinski X 1 Donovan Makoviteh Summers . X Goodwin Nlashanie Tryon Ns NIcConnell 88 L, S E 5 ss E 1 a I Q Q 5 E 5 E E B x ii Standing: Lailomb, Goodwin, Patterson, Beckwith, Corson, Serfas, Habersaat Seated: Donovan, Barden, Weisenfluh, Sowers. Varsity Basketball I In thc second year of varsity basketball the Southside Hornets suffered a dis asterous season in league competition, winning only one of their fourteen Southern Tier games. In non-league competition the Green and White was victorious in one out of four games, that with Horseheads. Round I Southside 44 Endicott 38 Southside 42 Horseheads 40 Southside 24 Binghamton Central 55 Southside 40 Binghamton North 56 Southside 42 Corning Northside 52 Southside 32 Vestal 39 Southside 39 E. F. A. 48 Southside 19 Ithaca 49 Southside 39 Johnson City 69 '90 Round II Elmira Heights Hornell 1 N1-ff 1f'L z ,, K' Standing: Rothwell, Pettit, Smith, Bystrom, Huffner. Seated: Pieison, lkiaston, Dickenson, Farr, Keefca junior Varsity Basketball The V. team of Southside had the best basketball record of any of the eity te uns. They ended the season winning seven of eighteen games. Since these juniors ire the varsity men of succeeding years, the record is indicative of a promising xr' V future. Southside Endicott Southside Horseheads Southside Binghamton Southside Round I Round II Central Binghamton North Southside Corning Northside Southside Vestal Southside li. F. A, Southside Ithaca Southside -Iohnson City Elmira Heights Hornell Q glib as g 3 E i X rl . ,X SL ? 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As the reader can readily observe, the tournament results and pictures in boxing and wrestling are not shown. Nor are the track or base- ball results included. To explain this lack of material, we must first be acquainted with the circumstances involved in printing the Edsonian. This year it was necessary to send all material to press by March 10, a date which automatically elimi- nated the spring athletics. This early date was required to secure the best results in printing the book. It is the suggestion of this year's Edsonian staff, therefore, that in succeeding yearbooks the year's ath- letic program be covered on a March to March basis, rather than on a September to May basis. Thus the entire athletic program may be pictured and, at the same time, they Edsonian would be of such quality as to be a credit to our school. y jXMw W , lsffioifffgfy WMQWTZQW X w2 - QT' MW K ! 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