Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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Mawr Miss MYFAN WY KING Dear Seniors: lf magic still held sway, then each of you would be assured a happy and use- ful life. Since that is not possible, how- ever, my thoughts and best Wishes will be with you always. We had a wonder- ful time together-come back often, and let's live again those happy, hectic days of the Class of '49. 1 Sincerely, Myfanwy King l8l Jig EXW 0 The Class of '49 considers itself lucky to be under the leadership of Miss King and Mrs. Rodgers. Because of their tireless efforts, we have enjoyed success and many good times. Friendly, poetic, cheerful-that's Miss King. A first-class dramatic coach, an excellent Worker, a friend at all times-Miss King has been for our class just what the doctor ordered. Who will ever forget the good times we had and the little Worries We caused her While rehearsing our skits and as- semblies? She has our hearty thanks and our best wishes always. More than advisor, our Mrs. Rodgers has been a kind and helpful friend to us Seniors since that fateful day in September, 1947, when she and Miss King, to our good fortune, agreed to guide us. Her ideas have always in- spired usg her spirit has always encouraged us, memories of her will always remain with us. Hats off to Mrs. Rodgers-may she always have the happi- ness she deserves. A MRS. GEORGE R. Roncsss Dear Seniors: Our todays here at Southside have been pleasant, profitable-yes, at times, perfect. My wish is that some of our shared experiences will be of value in making all of our tomorrows even better. Cordially, lean B. Rodgers

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GK 4' X ,. 9 35 W5 'Et ' W Row 5. Mabel F.. Zimmer Ph.B. , L . . ROLAND GEORGE, B.P.E. t ' ' li L ii 1- K A Director ol Physical Education fi ' 9 and Health Instruction Q mi H li IINV M 'i .,,: A A y ii A iiii ific 5 , A . :V , I A gg :: V .i ,., I7k 'e ETTJ 3' in I HF. . H ft' , 1., y ft A .,f:.ii,,i its 3 'ii,i, . V- 2 -. i A KATHRYN M, PoLLoc1c, M.S.ED. my l Home Economics Director fi ? 3,1 , ccnc , cccc J L fs, ' ' V- . K Y 'l I W ' Roscon C. TARBELL, MS. t 5 - Industrial Arts and y A 'K Vocational Education Director l Row William M, Lantz, Edith E. Lee, B.S., Ruby M. Lee, BS., Varner T. MacRorie, Alice Y V.-iy Magenis, M.A., Ira D. Maynard, Charles Miller, AB., Francis Mullins, M.S., Rachel ,',' 5 ,,.. ,W l Neily, AB. F' ,. Row G. Lewis Parsons, BS., Winitred A Prechtl, AB., lucly A. Ritter, B.S., Eleanor A. , is ' Y H Robinson, BS., Sylvia Rockwell, BS., lean Barber Rodgers, B.S., Anastasia A. Rosinski, A.B. H ' w Row Irene St, lohn, BS., Harold Schwalb, M.A., Francis Shepherd, C. Frederick Simonet, 3' MS., Ruby H. Smith, AB. ' Row 4 Thomas E. Stenson, BS., Leslie I. Stottle, Charles E. Tinney, Lester K. Travis, BS, Row 5 Donna D. VanAllen, B.S,, Helen Sekol Winsor. Row 6 Kenneth C. Winsor, B.S., Margaret Workley, B.S. 7 , Not Pictured: Cora W. Parsons, BS., Substitute, Mary Sears Ross, BS., Substitute, William F. Stewart, M,B.A., Florence Stapleton, RN. l7l

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Chfkzefeefz Qghfy-fzfkze mm glass UMMH President--ARMIN LOEB Vice-Presidcnt-PATRICM. CURTIN Secrefory- GLADYS Mii.i.ER Trec1surerflACK FREDERICKS mm azffzcff First Row+R. Louise Weldin, 2075 Gladys Millerg Armin Loeb, Polricici Curtin Second Row-Robert Loniz, 2l2g Carole Norman, 2065 Mcrrgcxrel Hogg, 209g Elizciloeih Porlriclge, 206-o1li.g Mrs. leon Rodgersg Ioick Fredericksg Miss Myfcrnwy Kinqg Hcrrmon Sweet, 213-crltg Dorothy Slickler, 207- oltg Ronald Estep, 2l0.