Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

A., fi L- ,P ,, 338 6 4 ' W YQ N f f., 'J gf :Km JM a,l-f . ' ., K' 5 ' w lg gg di Mtify Q I! agp iiifwwv Q, E 1 1 55.1 E5 1 is v j 'Mg , .- ,S M, 1 x ,J MNH'-'A 'M e ,K , WY-MMJW 5 as ' ah I ,,, K! x M ,1 I , 1 y. W ,M A W, M A ,Wal , ,Nagy ff 2' fa , 0 N 4 ,f gfhfi ,QM f A X if M J' 9, J Q' 1 A , , ., ' Aw, Eg f fig? gi ff AE M X A E fx - ' 'W 1 , v Q ,X Q is Mx' Q :fi x ld .qw a 1 Y rg. 5 . 4 . 9 if! ,- 'gg' ,,Qfy.l, ' J 51'-7 Fil il ,- if W v,- , ,L 'I ' fx' .W -f . Exif 2, A v. . r Wm ALE vwvwii ' a' - ,A , 1 . ,,.,, ,, ., , X ., C W , 5 . k,Aw.-gl., , 4 A A 4 W I 73? I ,mp ,Fifi ,g v vl I M L K . ,4 - . .' V 'I :IQ 'yn' ' i .f - -Y f , IL A s ,JZ . k- Us r I H 1 , ,aj sk r 2 vga V , f If W 'lvl' 'H 'hi 0 I -J' ,wx N V' ' -. , i HM H5510 K ga gm ,W W' - , ,fwx I P W f ju 'xx , ., -.4 D . NQM 'iw 1 1. ...Af- W, wi' K X . - A . -1' .W fe Iyyfl I ' -fAf, W gm 4, b- X My H ..,.. wk-f , :N ' ' P A -, .x ' LX 4-H+' u f' ' w ' 4 ff geffff' . 1 ' Q X iv'-.. , ,Hx .ff gf' ' 'V W W' QA . - A.-if-bf' ' if fi -Q ,N . i ' NT-Q JF ir f 1 I 1 I ,, 1-Wm .'.f.x-41 M '17-f,'4 .J , j ' no 'E WL f .W '1' J! - .,.. -,ww P. 4, .A X--,,-Sfmfx V Y V 1 ,.,m,:ii-7'.'i'11Q ' Ln' A f-':f3i,,:fM? f ite' 2 fn. jk xg , 'X wmvffxwmf L I ,,,g5ff ' lm,yfj.Z-' Y in ,- r H V , .V ,Q -. H :pvgw ., ,-Wg,!.,,.,, , K W x ,I 5,V .Wi Vf.R,,,. da- . -. 113' . .V i.,..,,...,,,..w---1 Y , A ,fff ' ,nj , f i -X X ,,., ,, .,., vnwmtfjgfhmfffu-1, .I . N,,. ! 1 will c, .P K V? Y A RN mf. Xa? b it , X I I gr-..14:-'lm'-., , 'L H, HM . V I Fig.. 'i.if7Li. fix W ' 'iff f'-'- - -.W U 3 .,,,,M 3 ' ' 4, Y, Kr my J, , ,, .,.. , Wivmwl S. . . , ...,.. 1 fwrgpfff' ' I I W' '. 7, --,...,. ,',,,,.,Mz'f 'W 1 mm. ,...-ngf ' 4 'L xy 1 YW W '-Pf'Jr4-r1w...,u-f..,:s.v21f4f'Ak'Y'11'C 'x'u A N L' - I E, ' ff. A A .-.XX Q - Q ,JS 'Xt 2 sf 'ml ' , 'f v ' ' 7 1+ - We , . 2 Lf' 'ik - - ,, , ,Q ,, , 2 , xikvf ,E- x Q4 xl ,' M 9 QQ X N3 va. XJ T5 'X4:.,3yJ V Rf-, of 'Q-Q' --vm 1 'f-Q 'NC N RA 1 ' Nix ffl Y Y- .J N A 55 E V ' N '41 a . N X J , . XX , ,gl . 1 if m f K Q X .iq A f - x , ' ' -1 . if ' 5 XR , 2525 . fifu 1 - ,f.,1. x-115:14 A X H N , 'iif'7-1 5 : C J - Q, I N - 'ii' -fly? 7A ' , 9 Y fl X . ,ff y FQ: - N 'fi5f? T' fgfip- , Af A ' gf? -' 1 , . N .c,, 32' - X , 'E-af. K H 1 4 .. 1. - . f'.1fz,,,,, ' 4 ' , ., W3 .5 , wg, 4 v5 x X A 1 - ' ,. 1 N X a nn - , E t gg 1950 W ,K .ull Q fJ' Q-ijwl, K' .2 f ff ' , Af ax - - , ' M12 , 'if J- J? ..,MfY, , we QQ 'lgiii' sew 6C 'K+ ,xx if Sw I a , , qt., I f :Q If eb. jgixf' Q 'l ff 4 Q' : 'Ve-Qumrm, EJlfmuna,'nnw 0 Qfbsfzf ben . da,: 1.9, Pla,,'o' Cla 00 6 S is praws FO f?6lpl'lI F Ofball V 91- Ss Shui 0 0 hV'f'1e I Q11 JUnlOrS T rr,, If L-NW 0 4 QNX t hf C1 Kwan F h QW QM aW5'i,w NW K S- V Q9 yy Sak -,vo M ans Semo DFS' DF, opp, N59 UCI! ESC-ted P9 gl. reXy Ea!! W9 X WV ORD Q9 ' ' MN? QQ J Ojbb 11 S 191, I. NW R E 6 '71 ANNoun 8 X X066 Q,QP'Q'9Qp,qA 9 0 66 Q54 QM 0 N000 e cgi QV 6 . CJ CP 6, bl xx QQ2?l,iji5Q5e 6 O QQFGQ xi Mis? esxbg O s2 60xn0 XZKAOWZSQN af u 1 Q ' , A. .Os 9 ' . 0 Q V A . h e . P' 3 . S 'ln e or HSS of ap 'QW izusssssiaff' by W wb QC' 'Q 3 ier 1 ' A P 1 Q5 x ,glad gy V ,V q pjlco P C9 ' I . 29' h - ,ol .af Sec Qt, gq . KW zljssgsginstuh AAS' C M M QM! ,MN f 11-2112? 1,11 . . updx. 5'5 Sa 3 , S 61, ox f- s M' W P OD? ,, It e, t 8 N . A Y QQ x xk v Q5 1 'ive 09 0 ' 1' . 5 AQ C060 Hil arf , of O Q eak N30 fe' 43 x' -of . av 0 Q, x i 66955 'med K vi 95 69 o y nie' 3 V 9 P 6-Q . x 'SO' r A650 ogg? V350 QW . of 1 nsf-elk esen fed 6 9-9 sw Sh M uma 9, L, SQ, 639 wr en C fc-JW, 59?- ywtril! RX ' Qwff . ff' wk If WW fiffgm mu M ' J ,wwxflg F Q55-J 'ff M E ik-Qt fl Q ig N i t my Aq..,' K' , ,K1.' 2 , 'Y :Q' .... . .,.. - .5 . '-'--- -' W . ,W if ta M Q wg .. ,gy . ... . , - .,.. .,.. . Q- .- '..- :- . . .aa at E .ip Q Q -M , xg .... - 5 ,. 1. - Direcfonr-William F. Dobherstein, M.A., Guidance, Roland George, B.P.E., Physical Education, Health Instruction, Clifford Harding, B.C.S., Commercial, Iarana LaBurt, M.Ed., Guidance. Finri Row-Marie Adams, A.B., French, English, Carolyn Austin, B.S., Girls' Advisor, Science, Minnie Baltimore, A.B., Latin, English, John A. Barlow, B.S., Physics, Science, William Biery, B.S., Band, Orchestra, Luella Bogart, B.S., Biology, Helen Bower, A.B., Mathematics. Secana' Row-Marion Lynch Burke, lVl.A., Social Studies, English, Kathleen Butler, M.A., Mathematics, Elisbeth Chapman, A.B., English, Business English, Margaret Cleveland, B.S., Physical Education, Ruth Cole, B.S., Social Studies, Bookkeeping, Marion Connelly, B.S., Shorthand, Transcription, Dorothy Connor, Music. Third Row-Pauline Cooper, A.B., English, Madeleine Daly, A.B., Latin, Iohn Finlay, M.A., Mathe- matics, Elizabeth Finter, B.S., M.A., Home Ec., Homemaking, Margaret Flynn, A.B., Social Studies, Elizabeth Grube, Office Practice, Sec. Practice, Robert Habersaat, M.S., Physical Ed. Fourfh Row-Ward Ham, Related Machine, Mabel Haupt, M.A., English, Iournalism, Marian Hoolihan, A.B., Social Studies, Lynn Hunt, B.S., Drafting, Mary S. Ienkins, English, Helen Iones, M.A., English, Myfanwy King, B.S., Social Studies. Fjfh Raw-M. Florence Stapleton, R.N. Noi Piciured-Elsa Brookfield, M.A., Spanish, Florence Callahan, M.A., English, Public Speaking, Winifred Lucy, A.B., Mathematics, Alice Magenis, M.A., History. 4 ,, Srfufh ide 2, N My 'I . . . ,. 3 ,g ,,,.,,. , Q ,.,.,. ,, . Q 36039 I 1, .iw y- W s 'Q 'W 5, if H if ' r Qt f .,... 1 -I -I :I a jgk yi , N . I '.-. ' -zf X T' ,f1: 'f , ' . ,.-,, -, M KX a f- E r' .f g,N: +4i V W 51, 31, Ks Dlreclor.rAKathryn Pollock, M.S,Ed., Home Economics, Elbert Ryerson, M.F.A., Art, Roscoe Tarbell, M.S., Industrial Arts, Vocational, Osmond Xvall, M.A., Academic. Finrl Row-Stanle Krouse, A.B., Chemistry, Vtlilliam Lantz, XVoodworking, Gen. Shop, Edith Lee, B.S., Homemaking, Ruby M. Lee, B.S., Science, Varner MacRorie, Machine Shop, Charles R. Miller, A.B., Driver Education, Ellen Moxley, A.B., English. Second Row-Francis Mullins, MS., Physical Education, Dorothy Page, BS., Home Ec., Homemaking, Iulia Peckham, B.S., Homemaking, G. Lewis Parsons, B.S., Electric Shop, Rel. Subj., Winifred Prechtl, A.B., German, English, Iudy Ritter, B.S., A.B., Physical Education, Eleanor Robinson, BS., M.A., Home Economics. Third Row-Sylvia Rockwell, B.S., Business, General Mathematics, lean Rodgers, B.S., Librarian, Anastasia Rosinski, A.B., B.S., Ass't Librarian, Irene St. Iohn, BS., English, Harold Schwalb, M.A., Retailing, Francis Shepard, Machine Shop, Frederick Simonet, M.S., Mathematics. Fourlh RowwThomas Stenson, B.S., Social Studies, Leslie Stottle, Mathematics, Placement Advisor, Charles Tinney, Sheet Metal, Related Subjects, Leslie Travis, B.S., General Metals, Donna VanAllen, BS., Typewriting, Helen VVinsor, Art, Kenneth Vtlinsor, B.S., Science, Algebra. Fzflh Row-Rose Hoffman, Secretary. No! Piclurea'4Mabel Zimmer, Ph.B., History, Rachel Neiley, Cafeteria Manager, Alice Bixler, Assistant in Cafeteria, and William Stewart, M.B.A., Bookkeeping, Law. 5 . QI Dear Seniors: In these few short years, our work together has drawn us closer in understanding, forging the links of many pleasant memories and lasting friendships. We can look back upon our achievements with a sense of pride. So may each of you be able to survey his work of the future with keen satisfactionfthe reward of 6 tasks well done. Sincerely yours, eaaawf fb t. IRENE ST. Ioi-IN' Our 1365! Sfriends and Scwresf Hrifias' I shall never forget the two people who not only made this, my scrapbook, a realityg but also made the four years I spent here the most wonderful time of my life. They are the advisors of the 'class of '50-Miss Irene St. Iohn and Mr. Robert Habersaat. Without their continuous assistance it might have been an impossibility for our class to achieve the goals we have reached. They shared the class's hopes and fears and joys and tears. When we had a problem, they helped solve it and were constantly striving to show us right from wrong. They helped turn our mistakes into our successes and will forever remain dear to our hearts. ROBERT HABERSAAT Dear Seniors: At this time I wish to thank each of you for your splendid co-operation during the past four years and to wish each of you the best of luck and fortune in your future undertakings. I'm sure that our experiences and associations during our four years together will prove profitable to each of us and make our walk down the path of life as sunny and bright as possible. Sincerely, WMM X i53f4SswasS,f'.f i JEL:r:aW ' 51' . M. Searles, Arcaro, D. Cole, Hollenbeck, W. Bell Scuirfr 611155 Oficcrs and ,Mffisars Preffdenf ..................., IOHN ARCARO Vice Pre.fz'denf. . . ........ MARX' SEARLES Secrelary ....,.. .... I AMES HOLLENBECK T rea.,-wer. . . . ,.....,. DOROTHY COLE Hi.rfor1'an. . . ........,. XVILLIAM BELL Adwlrom .... ..... IW lISS IRENE ST. IOHN, MR. ROBERT HABERSAAT Semzfr Evumvl Seaied-I. Burdick, M. Searles, VV. Bell, D. Cole. Hollenbeck, I. Arcaro Slanding-R. Marks, Hyssong, M. Melx'in, D. VVells, W.. Parsons, M. Collins, Westervelt, P. Clause, Roselirans, R. Wlhite, L. Anstee BETTY JANE ALLEN Parlay Coburn llonzcnzakirnj Hopes to he ax nurse- loves sports-most of all loves to cat and eat. Ulhfilofl Kappa, liafelvall legllfli' Volleyball learn, G. If-I fl. CID, Variouw corn- milleex. ELIZAQET? -QACKER Sl. fllar I Alcaa'emic Blue ex! ' ark hair-not alciare in gk e world!-that's atcher: Upwgon Appa, Qleerleaal- er.r 5 lui? .ro lin u.ri- ne.f.r Sl ffSq'aiQupg,n- milleeJg, 3 .3 x lx x ,J lxjgi f MQ cg' ,If Q: fi ' , ,N f we me 54--4-. Peo-J CAROL ANDERSON Hopkinf Sl. Academic 5'2f' of clynamite-Swerl en's good-will gal- Lego te amo'l Cheerleader, lnlraznural .rporl.r, Upxilon Kappa, Clzcerlraclcnr Clull, Cily Alhlclic Council, Variouo' L'0l7ll7lL'llEEJ'. ELLEN BAGLEY olalbrook Park flcaalemic faithful, patient 4H leader-sewing her secret for success-Ellen takes life at her leisure. +V I Nw Humane Club, Red Crow, Q g ' . . f ' ' Variouo comrnillecw. 5 P' . 1 9 K K. N.. ? ,, , J, . , -I .. Yi ' GEORGE R. ANDREWS Hoplvinf Slreel Vocalional Easy to get along with- blushing is part of his character-girls, dates, dancing are Ray's likes. ROBERT BARNSTEAD Thomam K. Beecher Commercial Barney -always eager, ward to vacation for adventure-looks for-72 of Ye: rbook Jlajf, mero, Y i N. ,, 2 1 . f . ' 'l W 1. 1 1 x a11, Vail gram- ,, . , ,, l z 3 V Q' ,- . 8 LOIS E. ANSTEE Parley Colzurn . Commercial Tops in poise, manner, and speech-quiet and quick. Eflfonian l3u.rine.r,r Slaff, Upmilon Kappa, Senior Council reprc.fenlalivc, Frcxlzman lzonzcroonz lra.r- lcelliall, ,llixcd choir, Ninlh year choir, Cl1eerlra1ler.r Clulw, Variozm 1'on1n1illcc,r, lvalional Honor Socicly, llonor Sluilcnl, 1 BEDENK u.1lIayf.r, '.d ' ihvel f cilieerleageliileiieic - ., D ' fqetuailiilaug-llter-2lVlarg1e's 1 he rd to beat. 'Y Bheerl adcrfy Prefi-.E I xi WILLIAM BELL X lbfadersriCo-cig4plai'nfl4j, Up-S .gallon Ixuppa, Varmuf corn- dknl 'j, Vanrilh Cheer- rnilleenr. 2-, t fl . N, , A ,QLAV Hot-rocl happy-clark x -. JOHN ARCARO I, A ,Farley Colrgrn -Voeulional' L5Mr.- Prcs1clent Aalways 'ideally with a jolse-speed is his speoialty. f 4 1 Senior Clam ,Pre.rialenl, Saphamore 'Col4nfil, Year- book Jlafl, 3yr.r. J. V.j'ool- hall, Varfilyf ollmfl, 5-yrf. Ifafelrall, Tzlllrlc, Home- rooni lmmlrellvall, Clam vol- leyball, Cily flllzlelic Coun- cil, Variouf conzfnillew. .Xl .ffl ey-'rf' Parlay Cohurn zfcaalemic good loolis'forms staunch friendships. Cla.r.r Hiclorian, Eahronian Lilerary Slaff, Sludenl Council CID, Vari0u.r com- nzillec.r, Clzri,rl1na.r Alcirem- bly L49. 5' MARGARET BENEDICT lV6!!J'fllll10 Conznzercial Something new has been added-a pleasant smile, a bright hello, and there is fVLarty. UPJQVUH Kappa, Choir, Varmum comfrzillcmr lyk. 1 'J , 1' EX Q JXJLX LOUIS BOWER I?d11l'u'0l'flZ I70f'l1fl.17lIfZf Cy for sh0rt-electric- ity in his lvloocl-hopes to work for the telephone company. r . A . U , X . . I 9 I 1 ,cf , jf. I' x T' P' V m -.1 s I xv-V f ji! X' ,cv vxwffy M 'Sf y,fi U! J 'fy X JIU! Walk CV fu ILEANA BENNETT I,Hf!l'1fC0l7lll'Il 1lvn1fz'n1l1: Hlust u little Petunia in an onion patchngvihrant personality-a goonl one to get things clone. Junior Pfay, Suplzunzurc 11l1lf1Ill!1iUl' i'l.f.Ff'H1fJf.lf Cvllllliflllllll, C0-Cflafrnizzn of Siam Ba!! B14.rIlf, llpfi- fan Kappa, Inlranzural S,fwrI.r, Clzeerlrarlvnr Club, G. 11. if., Bowflrz-11, Ifarioiw' conznilllecf. WALTER BOWERS fl. ,llaczffr flrizifmzfc , . Ustecl -varsity man- winning smile-goocl sport. I:ar.rz'4y and J. V. fnulluzfl, Tfllfk, Lelfcrnzwifr Club, llofneroom badfrlfuzff and voflvybafl, Varioiw vufrznzil- leaf. Y s L R, Wi? 0' NJ . 1 M, PHYLLIS BERWICK PHl'!t'-If Coburn H0l7ZClIIOkL'II.lI cf 41t'flliL'l7Il.lf Dark, clancing eyes-coI- lector of poems-ardent fan of the Southside eleven. Upmilori Kappa, Cfzavrlead- er.r Cfllb CID, Varziautr Com- nzifleetr. BEVERLEY J. BROWN Peflntrylcwnizl Jvmzue Conznzcrffaf Bev, beauty, and Lirains make a pleasing picture- a clever clressmaker- perfection is her key to success. Bu.rinc.f.r Jlana cr r .- So-Ill, Co-Cl ' Red Cro.r.r ve .rar 1.. zlu 0 I 1 I p ' lk TMJ' 5' I 0919 . QP? Y. f 0 ,PX JL? fl typ 4 ,ff iffy' I'I ',f,'.f, f' L 1,1 4 7,1 , ff .. fr, BLANCHE BIXLER Pi1l'fry CWUIIHIVL Ct7fl1fIIl'l'l'l-tl! Big-Iiezirtetl anal lovable! has a strange fomlness for nlrivinggwhere there's mischief, there's lumix clllllliflllflll of Ycarfmufv 171111172 Cfzmir-4 -IfI't1l'J', Slmirnl Cozuzril rvprr- .ri'11h1Iz'uv, Yvarfvaok fluff, lyz1l'l'c7Il.l' lwzznziilfmr, f'p.fz'- fun Kizppa. ARLENA BROWN Parffy c10I7lll'll 1 fjnng. i Hom izzzfvfrzg I rl Ar a is sweet an nice' enjt s reacling go hoo s - t e ' ' I V 'ma' L' zi , Vp L'- fan Yzppa. i cm vf 1' -1I', iii rr . If .f iv .- .r.r 1' ad I 5 - .fo UI zr' r- at lfa a, UI nh fdq' I 0 II I , SU was K . til ns a ieti . MILTON BOWDY Illlffl'-VCU!7lll'l1 1If'lIl!L'HIl'LT Always on the go-well Icnown in Lxvellslrurg- cooking is his spare time pleasure. Clmfr, Ilonzfrnonz fmmkcl- lraff and volffyfrafl. ROBERT BRIMMER,.lR. Cnliilvruak Park A I70t't1flUIIl1! Loads of Iun'4a alevout haselxall fan-small hut mighty. Varz'0u.r C0lI1llZl.HL'l'.l'. V75 MARJ RIE E. WSW Parley lr n, 7 j om cial Ful fxpe I ition '1 rg - l E a smile w H or So e- 1 w g A 0 N l . ine' a l 6 Ce Q er re L rary ef f ojEd.r0 ia I .fi?11 l pa, A. A., nlr rnura J, Varioua' com ew. .J ROBERT CAMPBELL Hoplcino' Sf. Vocaiional Enjoys building airplanes -known to friends as Shorty-thinks that most girls mean dange . Varioum com ee . BARBARA BRYANT Edgeworih Academic Poetic mind-prefers any- thing Scotch-collector of friends. Lilerary .rfajf of lil-So-Ili, Edfonian, Upfilon Kappa, Senior Play, Varioux com- milfeeo. fn' X ANGELINA CAPPUCCl 1 W fl 'l 1' W kj, f fysy ills? uw , . MARY ELLEN BU DNICK Penmfylvania Avenue Honzenzaking Proxy -means to be- come a beautician-smart in selecting clothes-loves And It Still Goes. Red Crow rcprcarenlafive, Upmilon Kappa, Glee Clulz, Variouf commilleex. ,X Parley Coburn L u ' ' C ' l Beautiful blactlimhzjiliii vigor plus-the lilies of Angie are hard to find. I Cheerleading C2 yearfj, Var- ' V iouf commilfeew, Up,ri!fm BEVERLY CARPENTER M Kagllkr Hoplrino' Sl. Commercial f ,D Hearty laugh-loads of A funlja secretary in the . ,B ma mg. A All Upcilon Kappa, G. A. A., 5 ' Inframuralf, Varioum com- J X' miffeew. , , f , , QQ ,irq ja., A 1- Xml R 3 1 .MWW 'Xi-3 N Q lg, . , 1' it H -5 it S. X X Q .fy '31, 1144, Llljqvy. T -iv ,Q is 51 Q x we V xx 1 X N fc N X X NF iw 10 5 li , . xv V ' .lg . f' i lb l , - . J X N ., l pf ,y NN I , 1 by CU if i if f'J'2i 'X W Xxx.: R If 1' r ta, ' hy, ,Q ,fy gf' V, Ai' -'ll ,xiii :Nfl .1 SAM X 'f 'r f liaii .1-' ,1h',, wvfu JAMES BURDICK Sf. 17Iary'.r Academic Busher -throws a mean curve ball - everybody's favorite-plays a neat piano-atomic charm. Sfudeni Council, Junior Council, Junior Cla.r.f Sec- relary, 4 yr.r. of Baxeball, Varwify and J. V. foollzall, J. V. baakelball, Junior Prom King, El-So-Hi .rlajf QZD, Homeroorn bawkefball and volleyball, Senior Play, Nalional Honor Socieiy, Varioux commiifeeoz ANNE CALLAHAN Sf. fllaryir Academic Calm and lovely to behold -rates high in intelligence -lover of music, El-So-Hi Advcrliwiny Alan- ager, El-So-Hi Liferary Sfajf, .Nafional Honor So- ciefy, Sfudeni Council, Junior Red Cro.r.f Direcfor, Junior Play, Senior Play, Variouo' comrnilfeem, Up.fi- lon Kappa, Honor Sfudenl. HARRY CARR Hopkinw Sf. Vocafional Happy - go -lucky - tinkers with radios- a locl-:smith on the side. A fx 1 ,f x.,f fl -QM, it wg! 'Kuff AU! XJ' M244 fffffffc iii' l li mf fi f- -, ,fx -L A A A 'i . 4 . f , ..: X A ' A 4 ff7 ffz4fJ7K J4J7fLffP'-ff -. 3 ' I A l lf V V I . 7 4, ' lifli' lliplf Ja' fl l i'M ' A X - 1 . T ' K T I W' I F ' I I A ' u a 6 ' ,V I ' ., ' - xv Q L ' ff I ,i 3 75 f x K' ' Yqlf :Q ' A4 E 01 -, ' Q I V ' 5 Q I X C Q i I fl' l' ' l Xi I . ' Q I E ' ' ROGER CARY -9, ,'i jf ' A, Penmqylvania Jvcfzzze llil ' N l ' X liftllifllllll' - 1, K 1 'lIsh -c'sy to get along -. V - .A '1 w'it,hHa llmiiftcl wynrker -lin 1 l f . l school activities-readv to 'N X ' Q ,try something diffellnt. Y v if uv 19141 c Crm' l lldmonian .rio o , M Trark, I1 ofnorooln voiiiyf- ball, Varioum conzimflieem. . 1 C NORMAN COLEMAN Penmojyivania Ave. Comnzerciai Noi-m's specialty is sales- manship-hlows a torrid trumpet-makes fireworks in the cellar. Sophomore Band Concerl, Sophomore and Junior 114'- .remfzliebg EHS and SHS Band, llonzcroom voffey- bail and haokflhail, Year- book Jillff, Varioiw rom- milfear, .valional Honor Soriely. I Q EDWARD CAVANAUGH Parlay Coburn , . c47!PIlIIl'l't'lI1! The homeroom Crooner- Pjllllle hlls ll lllllil llK1mlF3' tion lor P1tt's-hir. Legs ol ,49. Varioum J orLf, Variouf X7 l'0IIll7IlfiEi7J',' Co-ufuzzrnzan Senior Carnzvaf. PHYLLIS CLAUSE llopkinm Sl. lqfllfiffllltllf Yvith those big green eyes Phil will cure her patients on the spot-loves a good time-a veteran of the Calfin. lf!-So-Hi, Senior Counrif, llpmiiorz Kappa, Clzrvr- iradura' Club, G. 14. fl., ln- lramural .rporf.r, Variouo' cofnnzillecnr. col Pia-y I LSIE COMFORT 11 , - r fr - I, 1 1 55 M3 f-'ff ' I Uptnfwl nnqylvania Avenue . X' Y I ffl' VJ, I Senior Council, Commwflal l ,. Pl fl ' . Conzlnillecxr. Small but.alvYa-V5 busy- Jf' A ,fLv,..vJ N' I good at distributing tick- .MQ J? J, l ets-Elsie makes friends V A - natura V. , f pw. - ' N I V T361 I if i ,bla l Varzoua' commiiieef, I'p,f,'. ' A! , 'ff' ion liappa, Chairman of j.. ,rl jf fzckel comnzilfee of Junior fy' yf and Senior play. . 4 .if I I If 9 NM, 4,3 -CZ? ML ,A ,. . L 'K f V VU ' j I i V' Y I, of , , if 0 .. ...2.4O..Ql1fiK I Mm , ,. , A V LY l e'f:. ISQOROTHY Pariey Cohurn Commrrriai Our little flutist-good actress-freclales and pug nose-always laughing. Senior Clam Trz'a.rurf'r, Junior llillllf, lf!-So-Hi, lfalfonian Bu.rinc'.r.r Slaff, Sophomore Clounvii, Fi- mira I1 iiglz Srhoolr Orchar- Ira and 'Hana' U -yeanrl, Soulhridc Urrlu-.rlra and Band, Upmifon Kappa, Li- brary Counvif, Variou.rrom- milfeef, Sm'rc'Iary of Red Crow, National Ilonor So- cicly, Honor Sludvnf. COLE Parffy Coburn Homvmakizz-o-Conznzorriai Wlerry hlargiel' - loves pizza pieg people love her -swimming and speed boat rides are her delight. Llpwilon Kappa, Varioum x. WEBB COMFORT Parley Cobu f d mic Eigheerin is li el work w pi A' lov egg nut umf-has gfear goo mu c. Buyyftfgglrf ,aah 4 ljf., 61054 ynr., Tra ' r.r., Sludenf 2,-yro., Yearho' ' .rlaff Senior doubfe quarlell ,,ASenior Play, Vfrio 3' ronzfrziileef, .Naliona ljimor fspfiely, Ilonor Siudenfz ' ' I . 11 G A -' colnlnillcqx , , JL- - WX X. R xx . xx - N- P A , X X X - .. r - 1 K OCOOLBAUOH I10,l7kl.fIJ' Sl. Conmzerriai Ardent sports fan-full Of fune-loves all kinds of dancing. Up.filon Kappa, Varioum commifleef. STANLEY COOLE IIOf7A'lilIJ'tYfl'l'f'! Alrazfenzirf Some are hlessecl with looks-some, personality wsume, talelit-I'Stz111 has all three. J. V. l'lmlfmff, Junior Play, RUM C1'0.r.r ffl, Ifnnzeroofn vuffqzffuzff, fnzmlccllzalf, Vari- ozm uan1n1iIIi'c.r. MARY DEUEL Sl. ,llarqzflr 41I'f1LlIElTll.L' Noted tor her 'tsharpu clothes, suul ful brown eyes, and lmloncl hair-will make an efficient medical secre- tary. El-So-Hi rep ctrenfalive, Iidtronian Bur z!:.rJ Sfzzf, -ff' .Me af fi -1, few I' 5 C I I rd ,, Jiri T. .. l 1 Y'Qj Axel 1 K , n' .1:y!1 I ' fi! 1,1 , I 'Xi 'X '-' Is X56 N gl A xi' . ,Ili ,lg .BRN X JOHN CURREN I Gly ff fi limQ11'i0l1al l :- lliillililkf il yx .ii red i . ti ejfiIrf6!Rj4ar1g shop-planning tri, he a farmer, - 3' Traffic' S411q14l',,,f1fQ,CrcIu, Vzzriazuh CQIEIHII ci' .'-4 J I If KENNETH DICKINSON CAROL DALRYMPLE Penntrylvania dvr. Jrzzrlrnlic Known as UBloorners,'- lille of the party-never at clull moment when Carol is around. Vi'ce-PrcJi'dm1,! Humrzne Socifly QD, llpirifolz Kap- pa, Edmrzian I3u.finz'.r,r and fiiferzzny Slaffm, Vari0u.r conum'!leeJ, Senior carniva! My I-QRNQKSXXX C GARY DANN I'IzrlryC0b11r1z ifcaifcnzic Flakes super s0c.las-trav- els lay Plymouth Deluxe- forestry his future. Sludrnl Cozmcif, Varfoim cunmzilfcctr. Jideflzotu. 61.9151 a53..u.Q9 -J Gs 0- C QJJOUQ ' . ' , H ell Vofalional ggigigllwgl ' Igfllar Kgiiii takes great pride in P A V muff.: mee .X hi car-super ticket sales- n-lives on the tennis , V ourt. ' I. H, I ' IIHOIHEFGOIII lvafkcllvafl ana' ,IU J l A i a!!! Vm0uM0m Hi PATRICIA DINSMORE I! i 1 . I ee K , Penna. dcazicnzic U Xl Ngiiiybut not a stranger N here-interesting to listen 1 I 3 ' . to-snapshot fiend. , XVII Il XJ. , V riouf commiifeef. 4 I A .l Z! , xxx x X J QI I . N sig X Isl ' U N . gw ' A '12 EDWARD R. DOUGLAS lf7cll.rburg Union Vacaiional Which one are you? - tocdfnaking his career- a mighty hunter. Htizlfftf RICHARD DEAN Parlr'yCufu11'n Jrazfcfnic Xvezirer of ax Y.M-.C.A- National Wlrestlilnghtitle- has zu curious curiosity and a fondness for science. Trark, U7rc.rl!ing CQ, Baa'- kelhal! UI. , A 1 dj ,...-.Owns 1.4. 7 is 'I 'f. Lg J - Q'-, ,f 4 7. ---4 -5 f '.,l. ,fr-eh N . t jjj' f 14- ji'-gd ROBERT DOUGLAS 1Ve!l.fburg Union H , Voraiional I mv the other one - machme shop expert- corridor casapov V, f , I year ffdLf. . I ff, '31,-. , 1, , 'L .f -.fi -, il, mk 77 , , Nbr- JOAN DRISCOLL lcmlzf i1Ut'llllL' I Conznzfrruzl Sweet personality, IILIII Ol itnlityn- ardent Cheer- :znler-competcnt coun- elor. 'rmridvzzl Cl1vi'rlz'ad1'r.r fluff UD, Cu-Cuplfzifi Var- ily ClItn'l'l1'z11lL'l'.f CZJ, ,YP-fl' on Kappa, 1'Il'l'.flIl7I1Il1 411- rmlanl -for .llfzy Qllvvfl, VYLll'!.01l.I' 1'0lIIlIIl-llt'UJ', Svc'rU- my of CllIL'L'l'lL'L11lI'l'.I' Club lj, .Yulional llmmr Su- iielzf, lZI1lJ'UlZl.Llll Liliwzrzf Sla-194. PATRICIA EI I Hopkinf Slreef X demic Excellent lea? J-widely known for 4H monstfd- tions .brilliance and ambi. o equialed by x . ff 1- Se Editor pf 131-so- 2, Ilfgllry Eddor of fgr- o k, Nalional .Zim r So- , ciely,.1dvu'orCou ilRepre- Jemfz e, Upwiloh Ka 'pa, W 0LlJ'!.'0llllYll.1y3!CIlg'l.Jl- fw. ' JLQIWLO J fx? f? 1' , f, -:I Eg ?-3' .Ag 1 154' 5 :X ' ff ,V , . .4 iff fl v' 1 X X I1 f at U 1 ' fa f ' In A fs BI' s l ff -- f F , 3 3 ' 5 'QAM 0 s Ip 1 .-fi' fe .!, ,V Y X I I E, ., . , I . .1 it I 1 JJ A ,J c. 'X lu X., .pf ' ,QQ GAETAN DUMAIS Coldbrook Park Academic His friends call him VVhxtey -baseball a hobby-a good worker. Vanrily wre.flling, Home- room baxkelball and volley- ball, Inlramural wreflling and bamkelball. ROBERT ERNEST Pe .fylvania Avenue 'tri Vocalional A Whizzer is his transpor- tation-model building mam Avgmbly 5 41A Honor oecupies his 'spare time- x Student ' Bob's ambition IS to own I , . ' a grocery store. I I V4riou.f commilleem. 'I s I , I 1 h X ' l Y ' ', 1 I t GERALD DUMAIS Coldbroolc Park Vocalional Ierry makes friends easily -a sports enthusiast- plans a future high in the clouds. Inlramural wreolling QD, Varfily wrarlling 121, Track qep. CHARLES ERWAY Hoplcimr Slreel Vocational Full of fu -easy to get along with right sense of humor. Vanri fo all manager, Homer alrlcelbpll .and volleyba enior play. -e LORETTA DUNLAVEY Parlay Coburn . Homemakmg Full of fun and fancy free -her destination h re, there, and everywher Up.rilon Kappa 11,9 I W F eg ,.,4. BARBARA FAHLER Parlety Coburn Commercial , charming-witty-sweet a tive in sports- Ma, me Editor. El-S0-Hi Co-edilor, Cheer- lelldff, Cheerleading C41 UP-fllvfl Kappa, Co-clzair- man Junior Prom, Home- 1 all'round Barb - I U ' 15 room baxkelball, Honor So- Clfy, Varzouw commilfeer, Honor Sludenl. 7 7e-1-Q 41--ff JOYCE EDWARDS Purley Coburn Commercial I can dream, can't I7-a walking appetite-loves parties and pretty clothes. Sludenl direclorfar Junior and Senior playf, Vanrily Cheerleader, Cheerleadenr Club, Liierary .rfajf of Ed- Jonian, Clzoru.r, Up.rilon Kappa, Intramural ba.rkei- ball, Variouu' commilleex. JAMES FELDMAN Sl. zllar-y'.f 1fL'11Il6lVllC Max -friendly- smooth dresser-prides himself on well-shined shoes. Junior Council, J. V. ba.r- kelball, Inlercla.r.r baxlcel- ball, Homeroom ba.rlcelball, Variouf eommilleeo. AHWM PQN LOIS FLETCHER ' Parley Coburny lic mic A lJUQ57X-B ell-, r med b' ofnbri' ense , .fonia B .nneff Slgllf, t.5,i'Ie1., v priyn ppali Cheer- lac,lz,..rClub Clzolrl, ome- vgliy beyflce all, aliohal o 7'fSocely,,y' ar' .r conlZyillee,11lHono7'Sf cnl. J . ., ..+' ' M- Q T - . , ..,' Mx 5 .-,. la SYLVIA JEAN GILBERT Parley Coburn Commercial Tall and graceful-quiet at first glance, but reall full oflife-a heart of goldi Allzlelic Council, G. fi. A. Secrezfary, Vanrily Clzeer- leader, Inlramural .fporl.f, Upwilon Kappa, Nalional Honor Socielyj Variouw commillemr. ,L I ' L 1 X..- . ,Ig f , I I f of I J., I. j P O' H' ff I iffy' 1' 'ld ROSE ALICE FRAWLEY Sl. fl1ary'.r Academic Excellentstudent-hidden thoughts-future lab tech- nxcian. Ezlxonian BMJ'l.llKJ'J' Slaf, Up.rllon Kappa, Bowling, Honzeroom baorkelball, Var- iouw commilleef, Honor Sociely, Honor Sludenl. AQ. MARY GOLDEN Parley Coburn A Homemalcing Happy heart - hearty laugh-determination is her by-word-camera .., -4, ,M . F Q V A 1 'fy Vs-clicker. 'L' Y I ' ill- .Lf VX Upoiilon Kappa, Varioum ' vig- 3 44 K' coflzfnilfeer. . .Al fi . L l L ,-Lf flfl iv fr l I :li 'L' A f .-'V Wu ' ' .sz id' 1 X A V x Q ji 1 , . , ll! 1 ' E l A ri mm. HAROLD FREEMAN Onondaga Valley .Academic New and mysterious- quiet, studious, industri- ous he. fi 589'- NANCY GOODENOUGH Hoplcinx Slreel Academic Clothes, camping, college -that'sforNance-Good- enough at anything she tries-loves laughing. El-So-Hi Jlaf, Upxilon Kappa, Edmnian Fealure Edilor, Nalional Honor So- ciely, Variou.r C0l7ll7Ll'ffEEJ', Ho rSludenl. ' , . ll? G I :Hof Sava A zlr Ifelzzhkl will 'Elm .. i A fiil l ndaicfalfy m ri erfoelrent r L L ougtl! Uplggon Ka pa, Var' .r com il I l ee.r Z Xi! X hz lf vig . 'tif LPI!-' 'L his 0 ' ll JACK GERMAINE Penmrylvania Avenue Vocalional Sailor Iack-the Nav in his fo' ground, Clevelbzind in hi background. ly- . fi' In r.rclzool wrwlliny, Vari- X ' . . ,L o ur dance eomfnilleef, Jun- Qkyj 1 2, fi ' is J - yzor Council. . ' J ' x l I' N . r 'l 'il' K f LEWlS GRAHAM Hoplcinw Slreel Academic Tooie -poor man's Er- .gfiol Flynn gridiron and , I , I - ' je' 5' W ' If !4 f liliamond star. ff-7.1 42,12 -'- ..ef f6f'fZ Eiironian Lilerary Slaf, K 1 , , ,W J, ',, K ,X Vanrify bamelrall, bamkel- ' ' ' or' ff 1mzz,f00f1mz1, J. Vafoolball, Q , 7 fy, ba.rkelball,' Inlerwclzool K ff' - wrarlling, Senior Carnival, 14 Boy.r' Slafe, Homeroom lJa.rkefball, Volleyball, Var- iou.r commillear, Honor Society, Leflermen'.r Club. Q HERBERT GREEN Ezlyeworflz School Vocafional Give him a rod and a reel, a gun and some game and hell capture contentment. Homeroofn lrawketlrall. aww'- KX ANGELINE GREVEN Parley Coburn Academic Brains, clothes, friends ga- lore-what girl could ask for more? Freerlunan Dance Co-clzair- man, Sophomore Dance Co- chairman, Vice-Pmfidenl of Sophomore Clam, Hif- ,forian g Junior Clam, Slu- dcnl ouncil reprcmenla- five, Junior Play, Up.rilon Kappa, Edfonian Lilerary Slaf, Nalional Honor So- ciely, Variou.r comnzilleex, Honor Sludenl. NORMA JEAN HARPOL Soullzporl .Noi I 'JIJI 1 I: jjdlfca elmic Loads oflilting 'au r- a friendly -Phil' 391 'true blue to lsquarek nci' g. F 2 0 'N ,fr-.,, 215 CONSTANCE GREVEN Parlcy Coburn Academic Quiet and sweet-beauti- ful clothes-an inevitable success with such friendli- ness. , Ed.ronian Bu.fine.f.r Slaf, Fl-So-Hi reporler, Nalional Honor Sociefy, Uprilon Kappa, 1nlranzural.fporl.f, Vario om illecw. f, . I ,V , . F ff, 1 If. , 4 , 7 74 it Q s ' y j 7' 4 Q o'0'-5 0 , Q f-J ,' 5 ix., sQ,l9,QyU i7ip0 ol W TN 1 HELEN GREVEN Farley Coburn Academic Enyofs siiting behind the whee fintrigues everyone with her Spanish recita- tions-goal: Elmira Col- 'le. , -So-fli Sfaff, Fl-So-Hi Ircpremefzlalive, 1I:flJ'0lIL.IZl1 Bu.rineJ,r Slajf, Vpmilon ff' we Co-bhafrmbl' ofj fzior Profryf-Comnaliony ' p.rilon RP Kappa Variouay commil- leer?-'fllf la' I r y rn f' A I 'E ky A m . o herria! ,Y , .Q1 ' 'fy ' miie ous 'g- , I vl ly gl ilie eop in n- 'I ' 4' A e ness sch dj I e P' U lon Kapp dJ'4A,l n Lileraryslaf, a 'ou.rcorn- millee.r. l Jax, ,- A llc fu Kappa, lyalional Honor .Socu'lll, I' arioulr comm il- ee.f, Hon or Sludenl. MARY CLAIRE HAYES Sl. ,7lary'.r Academic Sleek fits this girlvin dress-in looks-in man- nerism. Upwilon Kappa, Junior Day Awembly, Variouf commillee,r ' I 1 v 1 I sal I K . 0 'ff f f , Y I I ' I ' A . , L I A I. . r i Z I , 1 1 f M 2 -Q Q: ,, 1 if ar JOAN LEE HAMMOND Elmira Free Academy Academic Snow YVhite complexion -soft, dark tresses-a cameocopy-nice to Ixnow. Library council Cl and 35, Vindex C2 and 35, Up.rilon Kappa, Humane Club. I RALPH HAZEN Penrwylvania Avepuf U ocalional I, ' Possessor of surprising will j Q! V ' Q, a Sunda tenorgthat V L Eornel XViIcl7e type- f f no f ' 'LV 1 flqjulp A 61 I dill' I ,, ., ' J' HIC 15 CID, H me- uoflley Sludenl Cou room baxlcet ball, Senior WILLIAM HANCOCK Purley Coburn Academic Yvonclerful partner on the dance floor-photographic memory-future psychia- trlst. Co-edilor El-So-Hi, Junior and Senior Play, Nalional Honor Sociely, Band, Boyi' Glee Club, a Capella Choir, Boyf' Slale, Track, Infer- clainr .rporl.r, Varioum com- miltee,r, Honor Sludenl. ,GIZIENLEY Pb-rle oburn V llomemaking Shy, little freckly face- big ideas about the future - Number, please! Upxilon Kappa, Varioua' commilleex. MW IIEFS pn on Kappa. U .I STUART HESSELSON Rwennde cademic One of thsi es best JY' orG, JERRY HOLLENBECK Penmrylvanla Avenue Commercial Qraciuation marks the be- glnning of this business- man-an earnest, capable, and well-liked chap. Homeroom bamkelball- Homeroom volleyball, Vari- ou.r commzlleem. 'V f 1 'fl' J K. Y . , , Q ,xl QM! I ,A 17 'jg , f Q . jf, J I wr .ev X 5 f, . , gr Lvif . D6 - tr on 9 .50.5 - a or tfH2,.: ch rl nr Sf ' V , If 001 M Hou pus ' e ' J cadem 'c , nf 0 . I T lr d wiujolwykg Lusbjnis n IU e a 'y- 'Lend Q a A od nature or Socieiy. . ' co Lfieex, N ' on- Wixijgu.. 1 qt-J' JAC HOLT Parle Co rn Voc lional A m ' 1: I eart- a 'n is Iack's Ca an ir ss ' eak- n . Seni 4196 . Ju lay oimiflee, Upwil Kax will, Nlnfh ea Edwonian .rfa l. ' 'Ds .73 'f s4 ff 1 'iii' fleece afvfafgl if eee f R 'Wf- GEORGE HOLDEN Academy Vocallonal Sportsman par excellence -brooding good Looks- leader among men. Vanrllly ba.rel1all Q2, 3, 4l, Var.fz'l-y football 12, 5, 43, J. V. fooiball CID, J. V. ba.fkelball Q2, 5I, H omeroom bdJ'kEll7dll QI, 45. 'XL if BARB A HORNBECK H opkinl Sfreei Daisyihliae-'bays to red Hnses and U um! yumu ciiipslnd keeps and more JAMES HOLLENBECK Coldbrook Park , , Zi A. - Heialemic H y A uiet apd easy' 5A-LSI sggkie on ti-ie' dig mond. ,Q 'ii X fSeA.ior Cla.r.r Seorelary, Vanrily oflzall and ba.re- b ll, ol dlhlefi Coun- Vifif P omeroom lrzirlceiball and uolleyballfpr .ridenl of S-4 WILLIAM HORNSBY No. I Commercial music and trips- nusual hobby of col- autographs of fam- u J 1111. a to racers--plans to Jlf 'll' an officefiworker. p f on Vdlfi umjmilfe .r Vow , . Q , A, , A! -7 rl Vg L ,lf .K gf? 3 1Mg0,P D -L 173 ,1 I LLMQL7' l Kg Q ago Eye 7. R 16 f x 70 ,1 Leltermenlr Clog Variou.r commllieew. ' HORTON Vocalional ,C f LQ1. ALAN HUFFORD Hopkina' Slreef Vocalional' Al, an outdoor man-girls and ancient history his favorites-metal work his career. Slage Crew, Volleyball, Varioua' commilleef., - . of ,. . , . if fbi JEROME KANE Sl. Jlarlyfr ffcademic Our distinguished presi- dent-combines modesty, sportsmanship, and hum- 'or in whatever he does. Sludenf Council Preoidenf, Nalional Honor Sociely, Lellermenfr Club, VvL1l'J'l'fl,l ba.reball, Varofify foofball, Junior Cla.f.r Premidenl, Boym' Slate, J. V.foolball, Inlramural Sporhr, Year- book Jlajf, Sporla' Edilor of QWVQZAQ JOANNE HYSSONG George Warhinglon flcademic 'Clever needle-devilish eyes-an inexhaustible supply of laughter-Cav nasta and tennis fiend. Junior and Senior Coun- cil.r, G. 11. ff., Inlramuralm and inlernzural.r, Upmilon Kappa, lfilerary and Bun'- ne.f Slaff of yearbook, Vari- ou.r l'0lIlllIiflC8J', llonzeroom baokc ball. 'Kev' JEAN KANKUS Farley Coburn Comnzcrczal A journalistic flair--soft voice and strong character .. - V, - ga friend to her is more than just a friend. Ilpmilon Kappa, Lileraqo A ff MARY ITALIANO illaryfr Commercial An 8:46 a.m. regular-a Pond's complexion- ever-ready smile - does her share of talking. Sl. Tri-Y Trearurer, Home- rooln bafkelball, Varioum conznzilleef, Tri-Y QI, 2'j Upoilon Kappa. WILLIAM KNERR El-So-H'. , . , . ' I S1f117qf1vdwmaf1. IHHUN arley Coburn Vocalional f- EQ, ' CU 1 Ull5U-f- 'Lodinkever-ready smile If, QA ,, - ewgier likesiqto sit aroung fy d o not ing-a goo J '13 , Lf an on any team. N19 T0 YA i I ' Yearbook Jlaf Homeroom 2 c YPD barkelboll and vozzeyuzz, ' 'Q' wh ' Cily A7ll1lelic,Oofuncil, 'Q Sophomore Council, J. V. 7 any foolball, Homeroom volley- '-' , p ball, Varioum commillee.r, fx 1 Nalional Honor Sociely. r ' 'Dial - 5 I v 1 elf, 0 ff Y I 2 X 1' 'exp x tk f . iv 4, 7's all' '-We MARY JERRAM Pennxylvania Avenue Honzemalc in Lizgsparkling eyes-on the road to Arizona-aL ways popping up with YVell, now! Sophomore Dance commil- fee Lilerar Slaff of lid- , .11 , , Jonian, Upfilon Ixappa, Variouf commilleew. in .Www KATHLEEN KILCOYNE XSL Jbarl .ffcademic mischief is mpish La L ten- ' ' 'e. E - ' I W1 . X 1 I, ' n' r Cl r ' r, ' z il 0lJ'l0l' - . M ALBINA JESSUP Pcnmrylvania Avenue . Commercial An ideal gal with a per- sonality typically her own -a more efficient presi- dent would he hard to find. Prenrizlcnl of Upxilon Kap- pa, lfalmonian 15u.rine.r..r Slaff, Sludenl .Council reprcfcnlalive, lil-Sow-Hi reprafenlafive, Rell QFUJ'-J' reprcfefzlaliue, National Honor Sociely, Velftvll-1' conzmillecw, Co-chairman Senior Prom, Honor Slu- l..4l mln ll bf?-f fi JOHN KESTER 'U iff gy ,dino Sm Coldbrook Park V ' In I iq c 'link' If , - E V V 1 , fofa 'gm X J, m ba f-LN lil? n?f'n.S rlfin '4 a 'Sven' C I-Lal e- vac s mam interests .ire .rho ,y Blood and hunting, but 1' , ' an me 5'2 'ith 'es f aff . 1 nyc will dow eb 0 ' i L I Rza om barkclball and 17 'E X LW W' A X, ', --.4 ,N GERALD LENOX Coldlzrook Park Academic ferry -tall-good look- ing-well-liked-a speed- ster on the track te m. Valrwily fr lk, H om li ll, ji lr - Zffffz U If M ,A V ,Q gf it ul 1,1 ul,i! ff I ROSEMARY George W sle ,U SUZANNE 'LIDDY Parley Coburn Academic Intriguing green eyes- knows how to use them too-paramount sense of humor-keen square dancer. G. A. A., Edmnian Bu.ri- ne.r.r and Liferary Slaff, In- framural .rporl.r, Senior Play, Co-Bu.fine.f.r Alan- Zyer of flze Junior Play, la.r.r Day aJ.feml1lie.r, Up- .rilon Kappa, Varioua' com- miifeew. DONALD LUTZ Hopkinm Szfreef Vocaiional Ozzie -a fine electrician -good dancer-always ready to give a lift. Senior Play, Junior Play, Edwonian Siaf, Variou.f commiileea, Co-chairman of Back-fo-School Dance. 3,1944 iwwin -M-f-af' YVL .I ? 'f 9 I I 4 ' Ks ,I ' I ww , eww X. ' ' 151' fl , ,IW 'J I f ij fy L1 I ,rf j X I I U -9 1 I . is v' ' 1 1 A 'F , . X , . 7 7. I . M JOYCE LITTLE Coldbrook Park Homemakiny Short, sweet, and swell- mighty nice to know. Upwilon Kappa, Library Sidf, Variouw commiileem. N-nrlly ' i 'N THOMAS MAILEY Sf. AIary'.r Academic Always leaves them laugh- ing-frequents the River Road but not for fishing- Pitt's perpetual. Junior A.f.rembly, Ed.ronian Literary Sfaff, Variouw commilfear. 18 I QB JOAN LIVINGSTON Rivenride Commercial Quiet and cheerful-loves a good baseball game- bookkeeping her goal. Uprilon Kappa, Variouw commilfeef. WINIFRED MANCHESTER Soulhporl 9 Commercial Winnie -blue-eyed bombshell-sport fan-a -good time in person. G. Q Ax Vice-Prwideni, I nframuralafportr, U p.rilon Kappa,-- Junior Council, Homeroom Premidenl, Vari- ou.r. comrrtiliee.r,1 Edmnian u.rine.r.r Sbzji 7'Co-chair- man of Senior Carnival. yifgu wi 5 -WW MARY LOU LOUGHER No. 9 School Commercial A book her companion-a smile her guide-she fol- lows a sensible way of life. U pJl'10 pa, Variou.r comm iiieew DANIEL MANNING Si. fllaryfr Academic Big man in sports-likes driving his hot-rod - Navy man at heart. Varxiiyfoolball, J. V.'and Vanrily barkefball, Varioua' commiileex. mer 'A !lf..!CL-,-fi! 'ff' 51f,4., f A 47 efvvybdi W Sl. JIary',r Vocalional Smcerity, his trademarkg travel, his ambition, math, his preference. RONNIE MARKS A Parley Coburn Vocalional Virtues-an unassuming air plus an alert mindg re- ward-a host of loyal friends. Vanrilyfoolball, J. V. fool- ball, Senior Council, Leller- men'.r Club, Homeroom ba.f- kefball, Homeroom volley- ball, Inlerclafa' backelball, Varioum commifleer, Na- lional Honor Sociely. LEONA c 4- W Q P ' er P . , er de ' - nci n -' J .a ,U , ec d ' ' ' all . c y .- I nt. Xu' I' a a XM n c 1 er t a I 1 a X X, pa' K , P 1 , 5 1 h 1,1 , 1 1' Q ly 5 1 la lx . , -S - ,X ll Lh gfgl a u ' e ge- r l on- f btw: E CLARA MA IN Purley Cabur , , o ercial Geniusiigx m f ll of good X .r r y sup- Ply Hu e u . A. A., Y- nlr, X ok Bu.ri- ne Sl ior JJ ri , . .J , - 1 n,Kap D: 32, SW 'wil' NANCY ear xx , . , ', BJ ' h lk BARBARA MASON Parlcy Cobur dcade ' F ircom le Gggvjix everlas' g vi . U il a eerle d- U f ujdenl cil C , ' omer selba Z, VIII' mille , - .ronz ,il y 4' .ronian BLLI' e.r affy A 711 liofyfifnb r So el n tramiyl. 6 'Wf- MARY A MELv1N Sl. Jlar .f I Academic L ab is s i ' -cop- Yj te P Q onqr S ty' adam resi- dent. .' Up Unk 'U ne.f.r f j gf iq oni Pre.ri- en X a ' f ociely, 1' 1 .re . 've Q2 y ., ar u.f co -4 - lee.r, 19 Senior Council, Honor Slu- denl. Q X- RONALD MINER Coldbrook Park Academic Southside's Vaughn Mon- roe-a faithful chemistry student- Curley enjoys music and hunting. Inferclamr bzwkelball and volleyball, Varioua' commil- lee.y, Inlercla.r.r wreflling. .41 BETTY MOODY Parley Coburn .ffcaalemic Fun-loving-appreciates good music-especially gifted in photography. Upoilon Kappa, Variouo eommilleef. LOIS ORTIZ Parley Coburn .flcaa'emic Has chicAflashing dark e es-boosts the morale of the Lettermen. Cheerleader CCo- plainl, Vice-Pre.ria'entCh rleaa'eQ,rA Club, Sludenl cil CI , 0rche.rlra CU, Variou - mifleeo, Ed.9Y1q'an Diary ,, Slaf, p on Kappa, C235 hairman j' Serbia' Dayif ,gif L-J! L Mfr fj ! aj , V GORDON MOORE Coldbroolc Park Vocalional Likable chap-lean and lanky-man about ma- chines. I year track. BARRY OXLEY Sydney, .4u.fz'ralia Academic credit to Australia- what mischief lies behind those eyes. Humane Club, Sfudenl Council, Varioua' eommil- fee.r. ' a Suu.. ld 9223 Parley Commercial Sweet and reserved4an all-around attitude-gap dening her pet hobby. Up.filon Kappa, Choir, Girlm' Glee Club, Allernale Szfudenf Council reprewenla- live, Variouo commilleew. ANNE PALTROWITZ Parley Coburn 1 Commercial A bright spot in a weary gayjamateur chef- N othmg is impossible to a valiant heart. U P-ff H011 Kappa, Choir, Ed- .ronian Bu4rine.r.r Siajf, El. So-Hi, Variouo' commilfeetr. W igililf r in 20 ways. Upmilon Kappa, er.r Club, G. 11. Inlra- mural BuJine.r.r commilleew, WILLIAM PARSONS Parley-Coburn Academic Smooth Hancer- chatter man - oh fthe football sqixad--waiting is Bill's pet peeve. F?e.rhman Vice-Pre.fia'enl, Sophomore Trea.furer, Slu- denl Council, Senior Coun- cil, Vanfify foofball U, 41, J. V. baolceiball UI, Leller- men'.r Club, Infercla.r.r vol- leyball and baflceiball, Wre?lliny, Homeroom ba.r- lcefball and wrewlling, T raf- fic Squad QZQ, Varioum commilfeef, Homeroom vol- leyball, Lellermenff Club, Edmnian Literary Slaf. L CLARA NOVAKOWSKI Parley Coburn l 1 s ome V' .9 'KNOVH-in u 'cr Ji' 91' great athletic I , QQ Can bake cakes a H no ISS to make yo Q, l water. G. A. dal' :lon ' ll 11 Inf,-am .rpo J' ' room elb l 0 lfy' ball, heer .r Club, G. A. 11. l Jurer, Alh- lelic Council Variouf Cim- PAULA PELLACORE Haverling High, Bafh, N. Y. Commercial Makes friends quickly- loves to study faces-fllm. Soullwide of 1950. Bawkeiball, Bu.rine.f.r Man- zgyer of Frefhman Cla.r.r, heerleader af Hauerliny, Upoilon Kappa, Varioua' commilfeeu' ai S.H.S. EDWARD PETTENGILL Hopkinm Slreef I nduflrial izea' A musician born who likes good fun-puttl puttl on his motorbike. Sludenl Council, Orclzcnflra, Clzoru.r, Boyf' Glee Club, Band, Variouf eommilleaf. RAYMOND RANDOLPH Coldbroolc Park Commercial Ray's spare time is de- voted to sports-his main interest lies in Math- soon he will be off into the wild blue yonder. Edmnian Bu.fine,r.r Slaff, Homeroom barkelball, Track ieam, Variou.r com- mitieef. f jun:-0-fu EDWARD PLAISTED Parlqy Coburn Vocalional Calm demeanor-favor able impressions for all who know him. Junior Prom eofnnzillee, Variou.r eommilleaf. AE! x t 'F ' V . i -5 'bk V, ,A 3 x w fi?-f 7, DX fgs f li lllift ,. f ,'-'V .. A S, 1 - ,pk JOANNE PLUMMER Pennwylvan ia fivenue Commercial Io -walks with an air ofcontirlence-chic clothes a specialty-a trim medi- cal secretary in the future. G. A. fi., Clzeerleadenr Club, J. V. Cheerleader QQ, Up- .filon Ka a Junior Pla U PP , y commzllce, Sophomore Con- cerl rommillee, Jun ior Prom commillee, Tri-Y, Infra- muralw, Homcroom bamlcel- ball, Iiyping Slajf of Ed- .ronian,. Variou.r eommil- fear. il NADINE RICE Purley Coburn flcademic Nadie, our cafmable Ed- sonian Editor-iq-Chief- loves svgimgnikkg a dxcqun- cilingaJ2ca1iii'Js-axuJnder- ful srqile, a iwondelxful girl. Edxon 'an Fdilor-ifXCllief, VLUEE-5fEJld6f1l o j' Vpmilon Kappag Sluslenl Council delegale lo Ilftaca and Endi- coil, Sludenf Co eil U .yr.f.D, Junior. Plaxfgfudenf Direclar, Fl-So-H i Haduer- fixing ,Ha-ff, s Elmira, X'Higlz Sclzoolq' Band andx0rche.r- lrit, Soulhxi e',c Band and -X Orclzhrfnz, oir, Library Eau ricil, I nlramural Jpofbr, ii nul Hofnor Sociezfy, Fariamf commwilleew. x- 1 1 21 . .Xb . , X' I - , 1 X 1. PAUL PRUNIER Sl. fllarylf Academic Co-partner in the crime of laughter-mile-a-minute style of diction. J. V. bzukeiball and J, V. foolball, Varxily fraek, fel- !ermen',r Club, Junior and Senior Playx, Homeroom volleyball and bamkelball, I nlenrchool bafkelball, Var- iouo' commiz'lee.f. JOYCE IEDNER Purley Cobilfn flcademic Loquaci HS liitle Red - peri argl p ppy-white cap'in her horoscope. Snail Ball Btpllen pub- licily'ehairrpdn, G. A. A., Co-clzairnzalz of Junior fio- Jemblj, Bowling, lCbeer- leaderfr Club, Upfilon Kap- pa, Inlramural .rporl.r, Var- iouf eommilleer. w. JAMES QUINN Parley Coburn Academic A staunch politician- friendl blue eyes-that's bashful7 Iim. Homeroom bamkelball, vol- leyball, Vanrily wreolling, Various CUIIZIIZLIUEKJ. , gl 'V i 7, W ...ix N. it L ui, XMJRQ 1 QT' , ' N. A Y X rf ,lyk-. . ,-'X L ' l , ' 'V if lil gnu 9 GERALDINE Baldwin No. 5 Commercial lei-ry -basketball and movies claim her appraisal -future years will find her adding poise to the retail business. Up.filon Kappa, Variouu' commzllecnf. RHODE RICHARD ROBINSON Purley Coburn Vocalional A scientific mind, with soil conservation his specialty -he spends his leisure reading. Sludenzf Council, Infer- .rchool wrewlling, Varioua' commiffeex. ' PHYLus Russ Yfonreheada' Junior H Lqh Commercial Phil' ' - quiet- sedate- shy smile-expressive eyes. Library Council, U p.rilon Kappa, Variouw comm il- 4 w 1 - 1 .Y . ..,,.M MM M665 ,VJ':.,,, ji,.,9ggN gf JOHN ROSE Coldbrook Park , Vocazfional Reserved manner-farm- ing will be his life station -Rosy roams the hall. DONALD SADLER if ,gill I Sfreel beauty will lee.r. 2 Parley Coburn Vocaiional Fred Astaire of the square 4, dance-puts enthusiasm X9 .V ' into all he does-whistle- . bait physique. I Freirhman dance and gkal- , .f V . pa l , S phom re ance . tl Skiing parlj Junior ROBERT SANDORE fkcy 0, dance and Skating parity, Sl.Il1ary'.r Vocalional if ' 1 Edwonian B 'new' Sfaf, Sandy - model air- ' lu Track 2 r.r. Lelfermenfr planes his hobby-girls if ,J Club. his fear-naval aviation Kp If his future. i JJVV , ' Varioua' commilL'ee.r. 1 4. , ff , , 3 ill ,. ug V I 1 fl' v A ww ' ll 4 li T: y l' Kal J 22 C0 U, EDNA M, ROSS Parle-y Coburn Academic The hit comedienne of our Sophomore Day Assembly with her amazing gift of mimicry-never found blue-always a good' word for someone from Edna. Sophomore Amembly, Up- .rilon Kappa, Varioua' com- milleenr. DUANE SCHEEPSMA Parley Coburn Vocalional Quiet and conscientious- ready, willing and able- crazy a dogs. Home o lleyball. X ...E+ . zlffg A 1' V :ff .M , Tl' 1 fy GERALD ROTHWELL Purley Coburn Academic Unspoiled, though he ex- cels in sports, personality, math-inevitable success. Fremhman Cla.r.r Prarideni, J. V.foolball caplain QZJ, Vanfilyfoolball, J. V. baw- kefball QZD, Homeroom ba.r- keiball, Bafeball UD, Vari- ou.f commifleew. ROBERT SCOTT Hendy Avenue Academic Mind for mechanics- heart in his driving-Sth period dreamer. Track, J. V. foofball, 25flz Anniverxary Amfembly, Homeroom bamkeiball and volleyball, Variou.r commif- fee.r. THEODORA SCOTT Coldbrook Park , - Commercial i Tefldy -her beauty is angelic-always dressed in the latest style-shy but friendly. , I ' Up.rilon Kappa, GAA. 4., Iniramural Jporlf, Variolw' rofnmilfeef. A MARGARET SEYMOUR Zllanwfield Homemaking Peggy is the gal with a smile for everyone-hails from Mansfield-enjoys Home EC. Upfilon Kappa, G. 11. d., Girlf' Choru.r, Home Ee Club, Variouf commilleef. fi! ' J' MARY SEARLES Sl. fllaryfr Academic Small of stature, but big of heart and mind-always there when needed-Mary wins many a friend with her sweet smile. Junior and Senior Clam Vice-Preridenf, El-So-Hi zfmrociale Edilor, Upmilon Kappa, Honor Sociely, El- mira College Key Award, D.A.R. Award, Varioux commitfeef, Honor Student. BARBARA SHAW Parley Coburn Commercial Lilting voice-contagious giggle-class enchantress -shines on the ballroom floor. Ilhaca Band Cone ri com- millee, Choir, Jilon Kappa, Variou.r mmif- fear. , . EL- C. rira 2 RON DA LOU SECHRIST Parley Coburn Academic Slender and sweet!-fashw ion conscious-Ronnie has a charm of her own. G. A. A. C4D, Tri-Y CID, Cheerleaderf Club QD, Up- .rilon Kappa, Variouw com- mifleef. J .Ls J - 5 Y lt' fe 0 ' .f f Wx Y 3 W JOHN SEELY fllillerlon, Pa. Academic Calm and reserved-music lover- regu guy. B DMZ Ella i J' ffmfembly, Nafional n ociefy, A Roseau sLAwsoN Sl. Cecelia'.r Academic Mischievous eyes-sharp clothes- noted for his ready wit. Boxing, Homeroom volley- ball and badceiball, Variouo' f ' anee commi em .2 n A., M? f,fj,L4N7,fZ,W,J . f 11' , 1 , ' , f ffl f.fQ':f 1' 1, 5Ci113f.'?Q :I L ' L f 'a1,7.f,f1 i- X' 'A .- - f '- -1 1 '-.Q '-a..- 's ,w I , LZFLO 0 . .Q ROBERT SEMPL . marine un? Z .-' ' , ME gafiggeye I1 'V, fiona! ! 51 4 I 'P rain' 11 0 S- Z!! X E f - erdrf .fkiqbd 'Val' iozl.r,i'ofnmdlee.r. f ,, CQ? 75. Z'!'g,ie2552ff,f, 1 f DONALD SMITH Purley Coburn A Academic Smitty -wizard on the keyboard-golden tenor- casual andfriendly. Band, Choir, Glel Club. 111 ,' x' ' ' Y Q g wif. 44,5 , 7f?ff,,,144:.f.' . 7 MLWVM JEAN MARIE SMITH WI f , I, 'jf-'jybjf ' l. .fllaryfr Comme,-1,-ia! JT , if I70V6ly to look at-de- 4 llghtful to know-S.H.S.'s , Aff! A Essie. X Senior Play, Up,,-ilgn Kap- pa, Cheerleader.: Club, J. V. ' Cheerleader, Varfily 25 Cheerleader, Bafkefball, Edmonian fyping .1-faj, Va,-- iou.r commiiieeo. RICHARD SMITH Coldbrook Park Academic Keen sense of humor- famous for his orchestra- has a great future in music. Boy! Glee Club, Second Period Clzolr, Double Quar- iel, Varioum eommilfeef, Co-chairman of Junior Clan' Dance of 1949. Q 'KP QC' JOANNE STRONG Hopklmf Sfreel Academic Envied for her beautiful year-'round tan-aims to please-Ioni could be re- garded as the typical student. Edmonlan, Varwily Cheer- leader C2 yrmj, Cheerlead- er.f Club, Upwilon Kappa, Naiional Honor Soelely, Varlour commifle .r. 'U o ML' IIP MII U wig' IV I X '32-lwfflffmlie , ' ll' , 4- ljhgvlofv ff, 5 MXVJI AN oi, f A WWI 'Mu ' D 129' MARILYN V. SNYDER Purley Coburn dcademze Soft brown eyes-mind for math-champion ping- pong . player I, Upmilon Kappa, arzoum commlfieem. RUTHE SOWERS Hoplclnm Slreel Academic Rudy is her name-a translator her fame- travel and flowers she'II accept by the hours. Cheerleadenr Club, Infra- mural.r, Fealure Edilor El- So-Hl, Upmilon Kappa, Honor SoCl'L'fllf Varloua' commllleew, Honor Sludeni. 415431 .f,,,. . GLENN Parley The man Be-bop-big PAUL Jla ,iw lor, cerl ,, , s., ' . ,W ' 24 and leaveni in her d 'or, Up- . ff. A., comma' ew. JOHN SWANSON Parley Coburn Vocalional Deadeye - amusing qualities-the man behind the gridiron squ M J . V. F oolball r, Vanrlfy Foo er, El-So-Hi, V ' milleem. N4 ,fw- . Q A DONALD R. STAMP Parlezf Coburn Voeallonal Skillful with a lathe-no historian at heart-a jolly disposition. Varlouo commiileem, Co- clzairman of Senior Day. I' JAMES SULLIVAN Hopkino Sfreef dcademu: A- snappy salutation-a wmsome way-takes the world in his stride. 'I-ff' DOLORES SUTTER Parlay Coburn' Academic Beautiful soprano voice, dancing feet, clever Sngers at the piano-- Sut is bound to go places in the field of entertainment. Edfonlan, Choir, Glrlm' Glee Club, Upwilon Kappa, Variou.r commitleeo-. THOMAS THOMAS Fdoeworlh Academic Tommy likes to be differ- ent-has a winning per- sonality-an admirer of loud ties. Edxon lon l lferaryda f, Var- iou..r comm lz'lee.r. v -ffvi Jk.vv,?L +G 1 , J. , QXVHJ'-9 -1 'P' I ' . U ., ,Jfxf al-Y . E-I 'K X 1' , qi, Q ff Y. I ff' NX JAMES TALLIS Wellfbunq Academic Ii !gentrIema enius- artis at etable grow- ing- nte ianlst, or- gani , a m nev t do one more tas and dojt well. Naflonal Honor Soclely, Boym' Sizzle, Boyxz Glee Club, lfdxonlan Lpleraly Sfaff, Clmrux, Varlouxcom- mlflee.r, Honor Sludenl. WILLIAM THOMPSON 1 'flial DBORIS TALMADIGE I Pe nigzfluanla Avenue ' T Acadlelmic U 1 yif-a ateur air st-V t-colleils pictures ofclqssmites a' ahobby- ,Her immediate Lstination: Utica' Business Coll J .. ll , I . r wr , 1 I J' 1 xxx S X elllllliiiii Pram Coron 'f MARJORIE TEMPLAR i . Glee 3116, Choir, Ed i ' 'ii'-11 k' Sf V 1 fir! Slaff, Bzl.rincJ.rJglMi ap mir NeHomemakin.o Band C0'7f'ffl1 UPfll0'1bPleasing to know-whiz Kappa, Variou.f commll- fem. on the skating rink-now sports a becoming bob. T '- D, U 'I . N pin on appa HAROLD THOMAS 1 Coldlzrook Park I x 'J S I Vorallomfl f 'J wonny sm' ewp n - i Jia W,qity plus-easjy gointigliioiilt- 3 If door enthusiast. 'J 'fri Varioua' commiffear. i QQ! Emmel Belknap ockporl, N. Y. Vocallonal X 'elding his vocation- model airplanes his hobby 1 .I -wide, shy grin his trade- mark. I iii, Y dl. Zarzouf commzlleeml ' WILLIAM THORNTON fi P rle-VC ll rn .ffcad 'c 1 049 ilViId Igillg'-the Iifimdf H A Homeroom 22l'Llikes ex- ! f ll citement-future hard- J , boiled exechtive. Vz'ce-prmrldflru' of Humane Clzhlv, Trafc S uad, Siu- JAMES M' den! Council, V riou.f com- mzl 1 . COW height on the ' l1a.r- l I Q volley- JUNE MARISE TG IS ff ban' I Hoplrlna' Slree omemaklnmo lu - beaut'f lsbash- fu c e- i an atieifa ill c 25 ill. L U IW -1 6,5 aa.. .1 DU DLEY TOWNSEND Purley Coburn Vocalional Handsome, nonchalant, friendly-auto expert. , Varioux commilfeex. w , I f, Q, f ,f n , fee, an I 4 , of I. ff I 1 5 f' A ,f 'q W ' M . , 1 1 .4 . V ' v .1 . . of , .f fl sf rv if X l A 1 J-, 4 . lb up at xx RICHARD UNDERWOOD Purley Coburn Vocafional A lover of horses-takes life slow and easy-wants to be a salesman. Homeroom volleyball, Vari- outr commilfeer. JEROLD USDANE ALICE WALKER Purley Coburn , Commercial Pswimming, dancing, skat- E ing-mischievous eyes, an limpish grin-all make K Alice a merry little pixie. l Sophomore Council, G. A. i A., Humane Sociefy, Up.ri- g lon Kappa, Va iou.r c m- 7 Ol mq56'9,f9 WEAVER Sf. Alalyfr Vocalional Choo Choo to most, Tony to the rest-star on the field and in the class room. Varmily foolbull IZD, Var- .filu baflcelball, Var.:-ily ba.re- ball MD, Boy.r' Sfufe repre- Jenluiive, Leflermenfr Club, Athlelic Council, Variouf commiffeer. Purley Coburn Academic captivating smile-dark, wavy hair-inseparable from his clarinet- Le musician magnifiquef' Choir, Band, Orchemfru, Glee Club, Sophomore and Junior Danceir, Aluric AJ- fembly, Sophomore Con- cerf, Senior Play, Care Soap Campaion Chairman, Fdwoniun Alumic Fdilor, Senior Carnival. ROGER WELLMAN Purley Coburn C mercial A Whiz o a Wh r - W lf , AW loaf ,fr PHYLUS J. Von BENCOTEN Pennrylvania Avenue Academic A graceful manner-a thoughtful smile-loves basketball and Keuka Lake-her vocation: air receptionist. Up.filon Kappa, Infra- mural buirkelball, Infra- murul Joffbull. GENE VINCENT Purley Coburn Academic Vince -homeroom ath- lete-good worker-he has a liking for American His- tory. Homeroom baxkefball, Homeroom volleyball. Vari- ou.r commitffee.r. congenial isp on- hamburger l of the E Dixie Tfflffff ' 4 4, Vafiow DELORES WELLS comm e X fllillerion, Pa. C ' I ' mere u l Delores, imp ilriimangels ' l d' guise-cite augh-a 6 kb , regular attender of dances. I Up 'l K ppu, Senor Qfxsourhgb Sluzdeni Couneiil, JACK WESTERVELT X iimd' f0 ll'iff'fK iurley Cobzflrn fcademic 5 ' f ' - m te r s tte - - f' pert? agor-la bolrnulieadilix A ar , 52'e.ridegl Sof Sophomore ' KA A i a.r.r, - 0-H' C5 J, 9t !f , A-J J Senior Council, ffunioizlarnu' y' YQ, ' .Senior Play.r, Sophomore 1 , 5, 'gland Junior .AJ.remblie.r, 26 Aja? fir ' Sfudenl Council, Edmnzan Liferafy Staf, National Honor Sociefy. ALBERT WHEELER Alillerion, Pa. Academic Best-liked fellow on wheels -oh, them 'char eyes- personality plus of 221. Jr. Var.flfyAj?Ql7all1 . . 2 , . M54 le u . E' ff I I 4 ,y A.-Q f,fMARGARET Benv WHITE . ' ' v L ' . p I f ldv!! ' A I I l , nf yi' J ffl N lx P ANLL ll Vi, rf WL NANCY WILLIAMS Parley Coburn Commercial Definite clestination-vi- vacious-born to lead- one of '50's indispensables. G. A. A. Preeidenl, Ed- .ronian Bu.rlne.rJ Jlanayer, Seerelar of Sophomore Cla.r.r, Ciiarlf Slafe, 151-80- Hi lilerary Jlajf, Nafz'onal Honor Sorlefy, Sfudenl Council deleoale lo Endl- eoli, Sludenl Council repre- J'6I'lllEll'L'8, G. A. A. Treaw- Hopklmr Slreel , Homemalclng I man mis ,--6 - . -- ' - ry 6 -' .F I1 'Qi dread-bo n- ess at - her make-up. Upxllon Kappa, Varloum fommllfeem. ROSE MARY WRIGHT Purley Coburn an E,rH.al Queen olithef n ins, the palettefff e the atormbomlm ' d e. Bqyihg, iilp.rllo7z a. xx yn A '4,. X N ,A . JH f 'L 3 , 'I 'Q V A I lm V ,.Y'A,,Af7 5-.I I A ,ff ' X27 Y- , v .7 1.1 f ' ,J ,A 0 avi' Y l If sb if ,FDA It K . . axial, ,j 'X J ' rf ' V 14 ' ,, . f ly I gift EUGENE WHITE Purley Coburn Academic Peanuts -dark wavy locks-a storehouse of humor-likes: wine, women, and song. Junior Play, Senlor Play, El-So-Hi liferary Jfajf, Frefhman and Sophomore t1J'J'6lVll7ll.EJ, 25111 Anniver- .rary A.r.remlrlzf, Flag Squad CI, 23, Senlor Council, Varioum comfnillear, Co- clzalrman Senior Prom, Toa.flrna.rler Senior Ban- quet. Wh! Sf' wer, Libfanu Council, In- Nu? N Q- JOANNE YEISLEY framural .fpor!.r, Upxilon ., .5 ' Sf Jlaryrr Amdfmic Kappa' Vanmw Commlf' X3 C L '-the more 'serious lee.f, Honor Sludenl. A . 3 - . . ' I' - Nr 'X Y, of a pair of twins-will be ' :bib -'Q 'jzhe delight of any patient. ' r '- X .. 'L kUp.rilon Kappa, Varioux X2 f 'lx L.sYlYlIlZl'QEJ'. K, , , 1 . e' ' I ' N k T f 'I ew- E . X K 7 . Il I ' T' T' ll 16 . Q Y I 8 J - I I - . , yi N j D '1 W QR N f - , ' - 'W 1 x . -Q g I fs. L, ' t ' ,of W5 1 ' .v ' - x . X f . gd 27 MARY WILDRICK SI. 17Iary'.f Academic Shy miss-just about as sweet as they come-her goal?-to be a dietician. Upmllon Kappa, G. A. A., l2'd.ronlan, Y-Teen.f, Vari- ouJ eonzmlllear. MARGARET YEISLEY Sl. rllfllzlfj-1' Academic Nlargie-will be a happy go-lucky nurse-winning smile-lxnitwit. Upfllon Kappa, Varloum commlllew. I a 3 jc,Q,,,,.,,.4z3 ROSE MARIE WILDRICK Penn..-ylvanla Avenue Commercial I IIROSIBU -dreamy eyed- soft of voice but outstancl- I ing of personality. I Ezlfonlan I5ll.fl-IIEJJ' Slaf, l Glee Club, Cheerleader: ' Club, Varioux commillear, L'p.fllon Kappa. 1 Saint!! 1 jg! JEANFETTE. 5. YEOMANS of onzmerelal Jt.M4,PurleytCo5urfuE.f 'll A X , . llfrf-perfect comedy ac- tress-prefers 9 sunny m -next to say lid-O, . . ' f , enzor Play, Uofzlon Inni- pa, Variou.r L'0f767ll.UL'8.f.- . -I S :E' .Q i' wQ v eleu 1 . bwbwmwzlfafssfs' wqzti, if i ifilf' : 'i ff 5 . 1 - Q g1i??l5?M veiv?fflff - ...L.. V is Richard Parmer Ioseph H. O'Brien Zin emuriam During the summer vacation of 1949 death came suddenly to two members of the Senior Class of Southside High School. On August 5, 1949, Richard Parmer and Ioseph H. O'Brien were killed in a tragic automobile accident. A Dick came to Southside High after graduating from the Pennsylvania Avenue School. He served on many committees and was active in home room sports. Ioe had attended the Parley Coburn School and been graduated from there before coming to Southside High School, where he was on the Track Team and various committees of our class. Both of the boys were very popular in and out of school and have been greatly missed. The Class of 1950 dedicates this page to the memory of Ioe and Dick. P 28 K ' If XX 4 yn 'VI e D5-i5'1 - 'T1:JT2-TY 5' f25 Anstee, Lois E. Geenenengn, Nancy F Brown, Beverley 1. Greven, Angeline Callahan, Anne Nl. Greven, Helen G. Carpenter, Sharon M H ancoc li, William H Cole, Denefny M. Iessup, Albina M. Comfort, Webb T. McClure, Leona Eike, Patricia A. Melvin, Mary Ann Fenlen, 1. Barbara Searles, Meny T. Fletcher, Lois Di. Sowers, Ruth E. Frawley, Rose Alice r' 1 ,l ' , , Tallis, Iames H. Williams, Nancy E. M 'lll 'v,. 1 i l ,I v A II Null Q il Ill? nw we iff , l lllll ill-I A l l l lllll w ,, llll flW'i4v' l lm 1-if I 1 ww www 7' f - f y ds wmv: ma Y fm? D , , w I , 1 v 1 K 1' elleggiwi ! liiaaiImlv X ,fliiiillliifl X f4E!iE!Uzf:r', 1 Q ' X 43 1 KW g O49 x ,mW 0' ' I , .y QMIW114' ' ' ' T SEQ? -1' w . ff-f y Q Q3 ,zgliilz -5 M 3 s 1: ,E F ig' W '!1'l'-wwe-EfE:1EE:'Z5E TWU, wa , 595 x Q fia fy .z 1 A.... , 1 I I I i , F 'f UN 3' 53' 'BGL 113041 , . N w QQNL SHS V, 5' : --- 2 51 ' m WW NYU. . V Glw..e .,t9 5-!!'4 . ' I- -' CQ:-Lqfvy ,L , W 1 K Qxg K STSTN s ,u X ,Pn1' tllb H . Nt3M'1E2'5s 7' QQY' I ' I O 9 x' x54 'Gai' Wi - Abe? ln' ' I 5989? I 1 QW' '-. ' E, ,Dum 5, Gflyuuu ' mmimm' M mg: V mevww, W Wmmmwsww e3'U..9.9. 08 6916, G3.wfnfJZ.P,Pw A 'I Sfua If D , euel S514 bl, 1 Th 4 e Senior Cla? A Sour-hgd Of S 1 e H, Igh Sch O01 Presentx 'Y ou Cavft Tak I e t W ith ,YO u A C OME D Y IN THR EE A MOSS HAR by CTS T AND . GEORGE S K . AUFMA N SOU THS ID E HIGH SC H00 December 9 3 L AUDITOR ,lg IUM S115 P. M 49 V i Y i 3 i NN egtewgk, c5xcXk, gm , xi ww, Xlxcbza . 5 Yxaocock, Low, EY 055296, CONN' COW 0605, Swavx sleoxwao , Comm CQXXQYXBG, vi ay , Y N Sa U SYM' xev fiancee Megs XM 0 ,5YS?'9 'B9 gf N, 'leowaos Uwe , Cakakxao, Weswwexi, 055395 Swat ' Sifgxkxxv NXQW, 5a5XGY 52 Pla SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES CO-CHAIRMEN P1'opc'r'l1'e.rfBeverley Brown and Dorothy Cole Sound ltYfvr'l.v'4-Barlwara Hornbecli, Nancy Wlilliams Jlakczzpflmis Fletcher and Ioanne Hyssong Codzmzznrflleana Bennett and Barbara Shaw Sr'cne1y+Ronalcl Strong and Richard Smithers Slalgc' Crew-lack Germaine, chairman llmhenr-Albina Iessup, chairmang Senior Girls' Ushers Club Spon.rn1'.r and ilfivc1'li.rc1nenz'.r-Suzanne Liddy and Donald Lutz Tickelw--John Arcaro and Elsie Comfort PLLb!l'L'iAVfRt7g6F Cary and Mary Searles qi fri .4 Y 'LU.e,QQ,SW '--- 3 Q Dfw P. Eike, XECUTWE ST AFF 8 Sdsrfuiau Edf'f0f in Ch' Lef-Nadine R. Ice . fl ' Lzle -W 90611112 Fd '1 Feaffligafrlcia Hike L Om anCJf Goodenough Fealurg Ph I S,0KggTGlgr?glfg1i2LQIIack Westervel .15 ant- emll wafds Assisfgiilifncer - ffm fy,.....i.i.i2I3z, 3303. ffdviwor-M . A rs. Ehsbefh Chapman rf AdvlJor+Mrs H 1 W ' e en insor N. E Goodenough, Vv'esLerveXt, Usdane, Edwar ,1 xvmlams, B. Spencer, M. Raub N.,-a E I -41 V, .,,. mu U-.. SPOR'Ia QU.-- B-Brown, B- Spencera 'wi piCwfed 'mw-- V- Se G. Stuart, L. Ortiz, W. Comfort, I. Edwards, W. yarSU..5, I. Driscou Noi Pictured'-I. Arcaro, Burdick, Shepardson D. Tahnadge, -rw, Lmznmw STAFFK k C Dakympxe W. ?.m.2dis1mi..E.a'5e2f5:..E.T?f.l5ii'O g' 5' an ' ' sialedfp.. Grelzen, L. Graham, P. mm, 3 . Tam., N. Gooamugh, S.Edwards, T' Thqms Lady, N. xvmaams, W. Pa.-ms, N. coxemn, R. Bamsxeaa. Not PwfuredfS. 1 D. Sutter, E. Comfort 54 Staff BUS NI nCy Williams ?A a . .1-.llaflllyer . e Bu.rl'1e ' ffl,-,rot'la!EJ ple Suzfinn l vlTl ' sp0,..f0f-f'Cf'hrfEgj rl U Liddy' DOF Donald Sadler phozagfaphyv 1 Krause Ad FF INESS STA Vlr. Stan ey vl'J0 '7l BUSINESS STAFF Flkff Rmc'XD. Talmaflge, B. Hornbeclf NI Brown S Lidd B T Thomas R Fraule N , . , . y, .4l'Iason, . . , . ' y, N. lvilliams Sccofzd Rawxlvl. fllelvfn, A. Iessup, YV. Knerr, A. Paltrowitz, B. Bixler, L. Anstee, L. Fletcher, C. Dalrymple, L. ll'IcClu1-e, P. Clause, E. Baclcer, R. lllildrlclf N . ol PfcIurea'XD. Cole, D. Sadler, R. Randolph TYPING STAFF S! d' XM.Ct,R. W'I1'lf,I.P1 ,W.lVI - cl1g,lel'fiB. Spenigzfrl. Yeolhflnls B. florllzrlglefglg D. Smiihz, QI. risco lkfealedxllf. Ra ub JUNIOR STAFF J'Ia1zr2QhgXI.Shepardson, D Sahler P D 'I . , . axey iJ5E::32Z7LyVIBEgiher, I. Cunningham, I. Loeb, I. Moore PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF O. Matteson, N. M d , M, H'11' W. I . - 1. lVestervelf, I.P1uS1ami:r,R. elf., D, .f.:I.l1'QfheSte C Maw B' BMD Cferzbafwfaf afzdofber ' U , a.r.f1.rfam'.r f1ofpzl'I111'e12'XR. Sowers, I. K If , C, 'V lwwsln, M. Ierram, B. Hornbeclf, E. Comfort, D. S tt an Us X ova L1 er, WI. Brown, P. Hensser- 55 fm hm Um' Hwang: gd ww' I fhwm, W .muv W M VA,..,. ..,.,,., Hmmm... N.,, , . ' 'f ' ' ' , A , ,, ,B 5. of Ckmsi pnnsor Semi: Danceg T112 em Shawgiiinerr Named Ch ' 2 James Tama Awarded K.. ' 'L1'1rBxs.1.22xr.yjgy,g,.3wmWa,emuh . HWFIIEU B K Awww Wim linmafirrznxxrfxxa, sm... xainwn. .x.mx.:. 531 , ., 'pw km was mgkm had ,,,,,.,, md mam Mm V5 ...X .......xxwx., mf ummm wwe. .. ,, , L, 4. ., , .K A Hfvh C uvggm... ,m NWN Q, jf if ,fgvcmw Numa aww. fg1,,,,,., .i:1a.,:. .- VZ, . ,.. . qguthslge lo wig. X, -X - ...W .W ,,,,.:,4 ,MSM 4, V 5.4 Q W -1 . . Y , .. V , . . , . 3,-, .. WHY. V x dx qggq ' 5 zz. . X? . ' .gms Kane Setected ,,,i.... xwxffg , nw . T 1 ,M . Courxcx! Prexy A. 3 1 - ' XRVIQE1 'You .5 F, x On Fast BENQ x We It fl 1 3? ' .,,,.... V1-1-gg' You Cant fix E K? 1li'3fl.,7xWl'ilQ1x- 5-Vi J '- ' ' . .' ww 5 ,.,f+.....f-f - 'JV A Mg., . I .K A Kb., .... ...I -5,4 , xxmfx . .,..,., .. .1 . V.-fw 5 xx ummm D x.fQf..2'x ....3f'-'Zyl fix QA iw 7 W' 'ff fffQ,, 1,QQ.xl- .Y L. ' - vm- ' ., QQ, .,.. -3. fx-' -W .1 ..,. ,, T ,Ny mf-W' 5' M' . -Q ,..,...,,.,x mn- WT., ., - ':x..:5::x..xs5gs5. ' MM ,WR K x.. wsu., xx. wi H 'i' 1 ., ........-. .,.......... -- ...:z.:gff. ..f,:,,. ' A 1. 0, ..,. 0. ., , ....:.. . 5 Wx M., Q Lg 4m :ggga.:g:.:::. ' X .,. W, ...Q xv... ...U . N' wwf? '- rw: xW M M 1 .. ...M 'W WM ..,....,...,. .- GL, .gf , .nm - ,, 1... . M 4,.,,h frzfflai ' Ll - 1 wxmn, M W' Ianni! D f ffV'1l ' K3-.QQ-..,,x.. .M ..- '::v5g ::,::5i. . :,5 V: 5.-:-U U ,QM My Q:-.gy any .wir -- Q ,Haag ...x ... M-'Aj ymm, ,., ,, ....f 'G W' , YW .. . ww . pun -' flf Hn- Y . H , Q... J E., , Y, 4- W,.,..x,Q: u- M Super' , A .Ha , ,f-..f..fxwff. -f f .. . 2. Q. -, W... yy as L , I ...H . xt 4. 1 . .. . 4. xx M ,fw ...iffy Q ' Ullor X .....7. ffl 1 -. ' 5, ff 1' . A wx. ,MxmsD.'x'M-6. .. Ja- . , ,........Hc x Rafi: N . . 6 -..... . , ,,-R.. 1m.,v.ffUfffwn..,i,f'W' s.x..,.. 'f'-'M ax, . 55 'Wmiz' '., .. -. 1 , :arg :fri : A mu, 'KN ofmyg 7-xv QW' UW... T .i , . .5 Z I .ff fm. ,, , - L..-,.. 1 ..,. , rm , ,.., ... , .. E' , .34 Lg. .. 'bw .zp..A.m -xmfffy fe... f......5'f.-...re :m, w.-. .,,'jf'1P-H 12.1, f'f ' Jw... X ig. . U K L . ' 5 ,fiffldfz M1 nm Jlfxxmfi U 'fx' H -ff ffE.f.f'f'K ' F :i51.:ggx.,.' V V ,nik D 1......... ..-......... ,..Jii5f535Q.L513f2H,,,mLW,Q,jgjQx.. jphjiz.. f..,.L1lffx w '.. U T. ' iw' PM U-vw .'xfn.s2. Q1'ff'wap.fd -!'4-xp0,, ' 4'f rm.x fl.. f Dm' Www. , A ' gf.:-5 .1 ,. -. V... .F mar ....:g.Rhn x-n1n...l,, , A-wx. PM., fx fr U, L ,K-X 721 : , . . . Q .U ,W ..,,,QgifqQZ.,,,,,L,!5i,Jn..M.l..m., . . ,. 45,...x,,. ,,wjH.. I ,UM - wx. A r ..ff'2iM sf., T- mx-.Q - gxffexn w'-f.. ' W' . ue- ' , 5 Zum... ,pgsz v- M11 xx: .H um... ...,,f w lm., Nfvfxw. Tix' 4 J x'.- . - 'Xl . . XA fs.25'.?Amf xii. M x I R .1..,L'm 0221. 'Q :2'f'Vf 5 'fr-.....T,. ..m'x ' QW xnxx v,'t i xx 'Q' : 355:52 pf xnxx.-5.1 xl... QW. sm .. ubmmf kjffmw QW ww K., Vff...e.,.. - 'K C' w 4 wb .- ,gl W - .r,.,,m. 'mfr-, i Q wr-A H' .JMU ...W .-.. f 'XQAV , ug Z l ,f x 'Mix xx- xx .35 'I . ,Vg SW V- W... .. ...M '...L,.,...3ijgya.w :Q-.,..,, Q,n x -X ' .V - . ,, ' '2i,'1H.- w...Q.. ,'5'f -' x..cf'ff?'W'f., . I 1 ,, L xx..x. . M v!f:.1.ffv:,.-.Fm Y-310, :W 11.5.'g,Illxa...! it Q0 . y gif.: www xg... xx...-s .x-.mzxw-L Y' M.. 5'f15?5'33?E' 'T m 5 'L kmm f. I' .,xwtiffQi3'5t 8Q'V'V 5.-x., x'.fs..x..f z'F 1f-1 x P1 'Q xfwff'-,'Q.1Q K., 0 ' , ,,,qgj,'..eP'f f' ' Ixxmx.. xxmxx: fm... .mn 1 f.,.,,, , -ff 1' 'K ' ...wxxxw 3 M MM Am.. f..xx,s,4.. v mf' VW' 9.....mx....xz.. xx...x.1c-...f-.. 1-. fx,..1......- ,Q kan ml.. x'....... um F. H, I Mm D A . an 65, 'ca fx 1 abr? ffm Day Way., Q. taluwaufff ' x...s -.. . ..,. .x,:s,.,:...Q-.,-.- ..f xf...z... .... Lx, x.. V Wjhafi Gln gc 4' .. V... .- - , ,..... Nz. xx...,.-..-s., sm... x......... ,x..f.. .'..x xx.. . mmm fm. 1 .. ..,,., LJ... . 4-.. .....,.s..xx w1,,.x......g.:1z.. 1.f.x...ia............ x.. ..,...... Q ., A, fQQ.g:..,-157 s,x. 1 wx .-. . .1 . .. ...s 1.-. xx..,fx... ...sux x.. ....,... M..-x. va .-. ...., . ,....u...',q5X?31Li:1 Q... . ... 4 .QW ....- x-. . lv .f.-x .....-L5 ......:.xe ...H .......x is , 131392. .'.....fQg ...Q ........:. 1. Y.. .. .. H ,. ., :..x,x...x..M: mx., x.......lf x.., ,. , - ,gig gm... V- vifxffvtgg Vx xx- ll , f x ixgffjl.,-3i...., 41... QM.: ,. ..-... ,.. H.. . is ...xs1.x.f..... wr. .s..- ..x...x.... ... x..x... x....... .. Q Zfjr'.,,.! ,....,9.n. . xv.. .. ..,.. ...Ms ..x wa xx..-....fxf,x.. xz........ x.s. .W ..x.x.... 2 ..x'....fQu., sgifg ' .x fx.. . x ...xi x,.,xs...- les.. M... .. c1....1....,.,.x., xx... xxx..-. sq... x uf...-, 5. W. .M W .1 xgxqlligg .....x4.... .w-....x..-..x...-..x xa.. ......... ..1f.,....x...xa. 'xv......m...,,xx.,....- ,fxji'2,4.,., v.x1.1f?fQQ5g2 g.f.f ...,.s xxx... .:.., ..,.. ..,...,.., ...x.... .x,....- ...M Q: pfmxxx.-.I .-fm... s..,.zx-in x:,M.i...Ym.5:f::xm 5,,5.p..,.a. xx.,x uf.. mx lx..-... ' Q .wx a...'.x 6. x.. ...aww wamm-ff xiw 2:2 -x N1-WF X,1j1lf ' Yfff f Q..:x xc. - ,.. .k..t'x:.sv,......,.I.y. xx' .,.1..:,5l.i...... ....'.5...w. ...g.xl..:?... .ag Aw. E N S? R... .....,... ,.... ..... Q.. ., ..x. ..,.u....... .1 ,. .., ....... .. A I .- 4 A, , 51, t ...x. f.. s...-.-x. . wx .. u..x,...x.- pf.-M1.-Q r......x1.. a. ....,..-. ns. . izagandv , W , sm... 1. fx,-, I..-...x c..... W..-f, .... ,..x,., .x......,... .x...- ... M... x .'x fx fgwfx x .x,. Kx ax H. V... ' wx.. V ...U . ...fu ...f x... mx xx... u... .,..,: ... ,.... ,Q N ,f.ffiQSf1v ff, .. ..o fx .. .... ..... ' x.. f..........x:.... lm...-..f ...X.'x..x .f,f... L k ' H: Qgjlifvxfly .,...... x .. . . .. x.,.....,.zw..,w..f1m,,. sz... .M ... x 1. .x- v xx -. fy? jK:xf..v-mil . - ....., ,. . 1 uf... f .v 1. ,..x....x...x.xx...-. , . .N 'Q N .Qffjzlif-ffg',.. xxsv. . ,. ...M x.,. ... df.-I .1.....Q wx x......- .. ...J f1,'Ef'fimj:xrlx?N 2 .1 x... x f -. -. ,f..,,... .-...x,.......x.. .fx.,... ..- ... I '- '1 Y'+'L. ' x.. 1. .x nw... .,.....-.... .. .. ... ...z M...-...,.. .f,N..f.. ......-.. ' .,. . . xg... xx, s. V. xx-..-..'.. xxf....,, x..., zx.z....x n......,, I-m., jg. xx .- 1. .,,. x.. k xm ,.., .-f.....'fxff.-.- 1... ,..rx,-. .. ..-.-...sm-x.. . if .- 1. . ...A .- .. f. .., J x.. ,. .f........ ...W xx.w...,, f,. 1... L. xv . fzfff: . .. x. .. , ,...x... --,xx..- su... xx.-U. x.-........ sax... ,... x ...Mi 4 .- ,Y t:..n,..x..... A xfi iw, lmxkvf lx... Collins. Hxlrdivl. Rulv Prim 1 A ,I u uiors l'rusf-nt f,,. v.. .... no ,, 7, ,' vw -. 3 . . .... .2 .. ,.. .x...f,.,lx. fm... mx S,..2,fL.w ....ws,.. .Q ww .. L .,..Q,.ffx5f 113 . .MQQZQQL x . ., 1 ...M ...x .. -f ...Q 1 .. si... .f....,. as ,f 4..l.x.,1x.c.,.... ,.,,.,,? ji' ' ' 'K . L .. -... .... sz 'xx 1 X KJ xv. x ...x . ...U axf,f1.....A-I ..1+ x..,x .x . .A ..x ... f. ...H M s. . . . , . .r..x ...s W... ........x,.... -...Q x.. .gfffdj ...W 1 , I . J.. xx.. - ..... xmx.. .ff.'x...:..'.' .x..-N... .1 ,wr xx 'fr14w:....f Q f 41.2 Q . H .. jf-lj' x- f. M.. Y Q 'ji3K:w.f..., ' , - '-M11 Wi fy... fe:-..a ,xx-.,.,, x...,..m ,,L ' 1 x QM SU HOME . .- -- . f. f . ,, VV' jf, PVQMHQ ,lx f ..,,..I.1g fifjff 'H 1x....L,, - u 4. 'bb 7',p-Ugg 5? .Wifi 431- uf G r 1 Of '7GfW,Q 5,6 - cf A??'5 s QW k O W Gr F6 'iv 16,17 - Q ,Q , .. flaw QQ Qof W X. K if , K. MM Q , GQQ Q5lLcQmI .9vrwuI-- N C117-PJ O-fvQxoQ-49.-uao, 7JmJaL-,Ovgdl WW MM J-vefvvmmn? Q9fa,'tSwa, CSR? Cffavcufmwu, S aw Q14-Q-Q-Q-Mp, .,.. . ,..: gf .... 'X Y 11A.5,A.: ..,.., H' , W ' Q QQQMW at W If VVAV h.k7kkh M ,, Q ' 'fi Aw ':2::'A:: A uywNx3? v7W,lL4A.fgONA1fQXAid2.c.0'6lq50 UGJUULQQU CMM 0-vu., Q,4ywuz,Q,0..Q: 12' '85 06906: NX gg' 5 9006 KW s 0336 S Wagga Wsidxsxi X95 sf is 6 'K 'QS Xgssdeiiiiieaxv S x .gomon RGLL gg. go W W we 'dp s X XBQQ ' gi: .5 S Y . 's N N WN? my S S W Q? 25 PS x QQ' 6 QNX C is Q5 X9 of 93' S9 QS' il xiii QW S5 Q CKX f xg V 0 07917 S . . C664 Flrst Iumor Play We A Scores Smash Hit . i it 'j fs' wa es 6 1 bLf?Q7'!s' s xyoqeovif 6 WMM? My wl- 'fzfa ff -X 5 W:1i,7:zw- -fffi A 'ss uf' ,s ' H 'wi' of J A W W so 09 ,seiicoeziezfw 005 iff? Ei? 6 - ' . vQ61,eg,,- , .,-ij, gq AA in-umm-anna-mmmm' a izsmna. Finrt Row-L. Ianey, I. Serio, I. Loeb, Miss Cooper Second Row-E. Cooper, Mr. Stenson Aber, Almerian Alexander. Germaine Amacher, Kathleen Apgar, Zane Appleton, Nancy Arikian, Rose Marie Backes, loan Bacon, Diane Bagley, Ellen Baker, I. Carol Baker, William Barton, Robert Bailey, Iohn Bateman, Ioseph Becker, Myrna Bennett. Florence Bennett, Iohn Bercher, LaVerne Bieri, Robert Bigg, Gerald Black, Lois Bohlayer, Raymond Bowell, Glenn Bowes, Howard Bradt, Lorenz Breck, Allen Breese. Shirley Brenzo, lohn Henry Brewer, Iohn Brimmer, William Brown, Charles Buchanan, Bob Buchman, Sherryl Buckholzer, Margaret Buckholtz, Iohn Bucuski, Mary Budnick, Bob Burke, Patricia Bush, Helen Caldarelli, Carmen Capozza, Anna Capozzi, Ioseph Carey, Ioyce Carleton, Richard Carlson, Anna Carpenter, lohn G. Carr, Helen Carr, Iohn L. Carter, Mary Katherine Carter, Shirley Chamberlain, Marbin G. Chandler, Geraldine Chapman, Wilson K. Church, George L. Clark, Beverly Clark, Crystal Clark, Mildred Close, Edward Cobb, Dick Collins, Iohn Collins, Marilou Comfort, Earle Comfort, Lawrence Comfort, Mary Ellen Cooper, Eugene Corey, Beverly C rwin loan Cgry, loan A Costello, Gerald Corvan, Lois Marie Cunningham, Ioyce Dailey, Pauline 611155 af Preuden! ....... ..., . , , Lo ILS' Urs IANEY Oficers and ,Mrfisv Vice Prefidenl .... ...... I OAN SERIO Secrelary ....... ..... , . . .INGA LOEB Treamrer. . . .... EUGENE COOPER Hzlrtorian .... ...,.. , . , . . IESSE MOORE .4a'viJor.r .... . . . .Miss PAULINE COOPER MR. THOMAS STENSON Danks, Robert Davis, Marilyn Davis, Richard Dean, Donald Dean, Henry DeMark, Michael DeRenzo, Frank ' Dieffenbach, Alvin Doebler, lean Dolan, Beverly Dombroski, Frank Draxler, Don Driscoll, Shirley Dumais, Fernande Dunne, Ioyce Duryee, Don Dwyer, Richard Eike, lan Elvidge, Mildred Fahr, Doris Ferguson, Mary Finch, Richard D. Finley, Kay S. Flaig, Eileen Frampton, lanice French, Lillian Fudge, Thomas I. Gaines, Dorothy Gamble, Barbara Gelatt, Richard Gerrard, Robert Gilbert, Harrison Golden, Thomas Goodacre, Rose Ma Goodnough, Alice Gott, Aloa rie crm. n..:.,.f-fix.: mag, as pmn Q-an we aw..:, 791 Granger, Barbara Griswold, Lois Ham, Clairmont Hamlin, Alan R. Hancock, Marilyn Harkness, Van Etten Harnischfeger, Iudy Harrison, Eugene Heatly, Beverly Heichel, Robert Held, George Hemenway, Iames Henry, Ieanine Hetherton, Donald Hill, William Hitchcock, Richard Hogan, William P. Hover, Virginia Huff, Dean Hutford, Philip Hughes, Ianice Hughson, Ioan Husted, Marilyn Isaacs, Shirley Iames, Paul laney, Louis Iepson, Gladys Iohnson, Gerald Iohnson, Marcia Iosephson, Marilyn Kester, Mary Ieanne Kibhe, Iames Kilcoyne, Kevin Kint1, Ernest Kissel, Ioan C. Knox, Harriet Labuski, Richard Landon, Paul Lenox, Regena Lewis, lack Lewis, Iohn Lewis, Kay Liatos, Bob Loeb, Inga Loeb, Ruth Longwell, Richard Ludwig, Betty Lybolt, Elaine Lynaugh, Ann Lynch, Kathleen Madden, Shirley Manning, Mary Alice Martin, Delores Mattoon, Lon May, Genevieve May, Signe M. May, Zedena Miller, Iean Minotti, Louis Moore, lesse Moore, Gordon Morgan, lack Morgan, Robert Mortimer, Barbara Mortimer, Charles Mosher, David Murphy, Gene Murphy, Ioan Neal, Homer Neason, Phil Newell. Beth Novakowski, Alice Nuss, Larry Oakley, Don O'Brien, loyce M. O'Brien, Leo Ochab, Leona Ohstrom, Gordon Orr, Dolores Ortiz, Ioan Ostrander, lim Padgett, De Grove Parfitt, Anna Parsons, loe Pellor, Beverly Perfetti, Pete Perkins, Sybil Peterson, Don Peterson, Io Ann Peterson, Phyllis Phillips, Mariorie Plaisted, Darlene Plowman, Phyllis Porter, lack Powell, Helen Precit, Dick Prince, Shirley Redner, Fred N. Reese, Patricia Remington, Donald Lyon Ring, Richard Riss, Donald Robertson, Anna May Rubin, Estelle Ruggles, Donna Lee Rusby, Mary lean Sahler, David F. Schied, Frances Schnautz, Elmer Earl Scott, Milton A. Semler, Robert Serio, Ioan Frances Seymour, Helen lane Shepard, Donna Lee Shepardson, lohn A. Sherilf, Darlene Alice Shumway, Donna Lee Sickles, Marilyn lean Singerholii, Beverly Siskin, lack Slocum, Roger A. Smith, Dawn Smith, Ianie Smith, Donald R. Smithers, Richard E. Snowburg, Lewis Snyder, Richard W. Sowers, Edna Sowers, .Wayne Spencer, William Sprague, Shirley Ann Stamp, Audrey Steele, Delores lean Sullivan, lames Swanson, lohn Sweet, Lois E. Tabash, Mary lane Taylor, Donald E. Terkoski, Raymond Tetz, Frank T. Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Louie Thomas, Ronald Tomlinson, Gerald A. Thorneley, lohn L. Turner, Caroline Van DeVenter, Ronald Vedder, Betsy Ann Velia, Ethel Vosburgh, Durland L. Xvagner, Lawrence A. Yvainwright, lune Waldron, Vlilliam M. Waltman, Cedric Ward, Ioyce H. Warters, Peggy Io Watkins, Bob Watts, Harold Weaver, Norris Webster, Grayden Weeks, Ioan A. Weiskoplf, Robert Whitmarsh, Donna Wigsten, Catherine Wigsten, Dave Wilson, lames Wilson, William Wlise, Allan T. Woodward, Ieanne Woychak, Eugene Young, Mary n Ziegler, Marilyn H Lrforian f1a'vi.ror.r . Fmrf Row M. Woodhouse, Mr. Schwalb, W. Ianey, Miss Ritter, Second Row-W. Steed, D. Wheeler Addley, Ianet Allen, Donald F, Amrhein, lean Anderson, Beatrice Andrews, Yvonne Andrus, Katherine Appleton, Ioyce Arcaro, Margaretta Arm, Robert C. Austin, Shirley Bacon, Frank L. Baker, loann Bauhe, Donald Bennett, Carolyn Bennett, lacob Bennett, Marilyn Bergh, Nancy Bige. William Bixler, David Blanchard, Albert Blend, lean Bloom, Ralph Blossom, Shirley Bower, lane Bower, Robert Bowman, Marilyn Bradley, Marlene Brewer, Mary Cath erine Brewer, Rose Bristow, Fred Britt, Berenice Brown, lames Bulas, Beverly Ann Callahan, Florence M. Callnin, 'William Campbell, Arlene Campbell, Beverley Iean Carroll, Donald Cartarius, Ludwig Cary, loyce Case, Helen Casselherry, Donna Cavanaugh, Margaret Chamberlain, Dick Chamberlain, Katheryn Chase, Yvilliam Christian, Mariorie Christman, Donald Clark, Kenneth Clemens, Barbara Cleveland, Richard Cobb, Lawrence Cobb, Maureen Colborn, Robert S. Cole, Margaret Cole, Maxine Collins, lohn Collson, Darlene Comfort, Ronald Cooper, Peggy Coppola, Ronald Cordier, lames Cortwright, Delores Cosentino, Helen Costello, Mary Esther Coughlin, Margaret Cox, Wayne Craft, Dick Crippen, Robert Crowningshield, Nancy Cullinan, Iames Cunningham, Robert Treafurer .... ........ Hass af Oficers and Advisvrs Prwiden! ...,.. . . ..... XVILLIAM IANEY Vice Preridenf. . . .......,.,... XVILLIAM STEED Secretary ....... . . .MARY CLAIRE VVOODHOUSE DONALD NVIIEELER . . .FLORENCE CAI LAIIAN ..... .MISS IUDY RITTER MR. HAROLD SCIHIWALB Danaher, Nancy Davies, Lawrence Dean, Lyle Dell, Richard Devon, Lucia Dewey, lacquelyn Dickerson, lacquelyn Dickinson, Charlotte Diehr, Richard Doan, Vern Dombroske, Robert Donovan, Betty Drake, Gerald Draht, Lois Draht, Louis Dunlap, Raymond Dunlap, Robert Dunn, Shirley Durall, Robert Dykins, Lyle Eastman, Richard Easton, Stuart Edwards, Shirley Eichner, Cliltord Eichorn, lane Elliot, Gail Epley, lohn Ernest, Kenneth Fanning, F, Harold Fields, Paul W. Finch, Shirley A. Fisher, Elizabeth l. Fisher, Thomas Michael Fitzpatrick, Walter Fletcher, Joyce Flynn, Doris 792 Flynn, Paul E. Folmer, Shirley Forsythe, Marianne Frasier, Kathleen Frank, Glenn Fravel, Clyde French, Edwin French, Erwin Fritz, Rita Genung, Paul George, Albert Gessi, Theresa Gilbert, Donna Gillin, Carolyn Gilmore, Mary Ellen Golden, Beverly Good, Thomas Gordon, Maxene Graves, Lindley Gray, Roderick Greatsinger, Stephen Greven, Eugenia Greven, Vinnie Groezinger, Donald Guinane, Madeline Gunderman, Tracy Hall, Bernard Hall, Virginia Halm, Elaine Hamilton, Duane Hansen, Diane Hardiman, Terence Harrison, Edwin Henley, Robert Henry, lean Hewitt, Iames Hillman, Richard Holden, Roberta Hollenbeck, Robert Hollenbeck, Theodore Hoobler, Diane Horton, Norman Howard, Clyde Hunter, Phyllis Hurley, Dale Italiano, Iosephine Iacque, Barbara Ianeski, Geraldine laney, Wlilliam Iessup, Donna Iohnson, Nancy lones, Harry Kamp, Iames Kapp, Gordon Keefe, lohn Keiliier, Marian Kelley, Ioan Kellogg, Dennis Kerlin, Phyllis Kilcoyne, Neill Knapp, Richard Knitner, Io Ann Knowles, Betty lane Karpinski, Roger Lambert, Bob Lambert, Iames Lawes, Margaret Lee, Nancy LeFeber, Robert Lewis, Iay Linehan, Constance Liskovic, Mary Loetzer, Rose Lord, Lois Loveland, George Lovell, Larry Lovell, Pat Lowery, Carolyn Lowman, Lorraine Lucas, Gloria Ludwig, Phyllis Lutz, Evelyn Lyon, lean Mace, Charles Machamer, Roy Maier, Marilyn Moines, Emory Mnllas, Anna Maloney, Francis Maltzer, Mary Theresa Maney, loyce Maney, Hugh Martin, Stephen Marvin, lrene Mattison, Geraldine May, Edna May, Emogene Mazur, Marian McClure, Betty McConnell, Ianie McConnell, Rodney Mclnroy, Donna Mclntosh, Donald McKenna, Mary Io McLaughlin, loyce McNett, E. Ann Mease, Bonnie Merrick, Douglas Middaugh, Larry Miller, Paul Miller, Robert Mingos, Hila Moody, Mary Monroe, Ronald Montgomery, Lelan Morgan, Iames Morgan, Robert Morter, Charles Mussaw, lames Newton, Iames Niver, Beniamin Norman, Dawn Elaine Ockerman, Nancy Ogden, Art 0'Neill, Loretta Oppenheim, Richard Orbanac, Nancy M. Orton, Floris A. Owens, Richard E. Painton, Robert Paltrowitz, Francine Pickel, lean Marie Pike, Ella lean Plaisted, Patricia Plummer, Patricia Poorman, Margaret Potter, Richard H. Powers, Iohn Prunier, Mary Anne Purvis, Lorraine Rafferty, Earl E. Randolph, Ronald K. Raub, Ioe Briggs Redner, Shirley Richardson, Dan Richardson, Tom Roberts, Barbara Roberts, Dick Robinson, Ellsworth L Robinson, Shirley Roche, Bernard Romas, Iohnny Ross, Donna Rowe, Donna Rowe, Phyllis Ann Roy, Lois Rusin, lames Ruth, Iune Saltus, Eileen Saunders, Harry Saxon, Alice Scharf, Robert H. Scheepsma, Lois Schewe, Diane Sheive, Richard Schlock, Carole Schmitt, Dolores Schuler, Richard W. Searles, Fred Segur, Iean A. Seeley, Dick Seely, Ionas Seymour. Gladys G. Seymour, Hilda Shedden, Shirley Sherman, Sherry Shook, Harry Skelley, Mary Ellen Slingerland, William Slocum, Adelbert Slocum, Augustus, lr, Smi Smi Spil th, Evelyn th, Phyllis lan, Iimmy Stalford, Betty Ioan Stal is, Dianne Steed, Bill Stic kler, Mary Strong, Ronald Sturdevant, Marilyn L Swa n, Bob Swimelar, Carol Tay Tay Tho Tob lor, Alice nton, Thurza mson, Robert ey, Alan Treat, Bob Turner, Ellen Urq Van Van Van Van Vau Wal uhart, Marilyn Neida, Bob Ness, Donald Ness, Margaret Nostrand, Robert ghn, Robert ker, Doris Watts, Virginia Wlebb, Iohnny Wellman, Marian Wheeler, Don Wheeler, Ieanette Wickham, Shirley Wieburg, lack Wildrick, Ann Williams, Ruth Wilson, Shirley Wiltsie, Hallis Wood, Patricia Woodcook, Lillian Woodhouse, Mary Clai Wynne, Margaret Yeska, Charles Zywicki, Charles FC Fmrl Row G. Cunningham, Mrs. Bogart, P. O3Leary, Y. Neilly Second Rowe-T. Danaher, R. Remington, Mr. Stottle Adams, Edna Alexander, Wilhelmina Allen, Sylvia Ames, Douglas Andrews, Gail Appleton, Diane Arikian, lohn Atkinson, Kay Bagley, Florence Banfill, Barbara Barnes, Mary Louise Bebble, Dick Bedrosian, Mary Belig, William Bement, Mary lo Berguson, Alyce Black, Sandra Blades, George Blanchard, Shirley Bly, Rosalie Bowers, Kathleen Boynton, Marion Brand, lack Briggs, Albert Brink, Carol Anne Brown, lack Brown, William Brownell, Dawn Budnick, Francis Buck, Raymond Buckholtz, Ierome Burke, Ronald E. Burkett, Pauline Callahan, Pat Canis, Marilyn Carpenter, lack Carrigan, Bob Cary, Richard Chamberlain, Virginia Chapman, Lois Ann Clark, Billy Clark, Fritz Clark, Iill Clark, Mary Lou Clark, Phyllis Clark, Roger Cobb, Allan Cobb, Deane Cole, Nancy Comfort, Barbara Comfort, Charles Comfort, Eugenia Comfort, Lynn B. Conklin, Betty Conklin, Pat Connelly, lohn Cook, Mary Elizabeth Cook, William Cooper, Glenn Cortright, William L. Costello, Diana Costello, Steve Couse, Harold Cowan, Louis Cowley, Mary Frances Cox, lean Cram, Wiladene Cunningham, Georgina Curren, Dewayne Currier, Paul Cusick, Doris Davis, Ruth Hass nf Ofhcers and Advisvrs Preudeni ........................ PAUL O'LEARY Vice Prarideni. . . .... RICHARD REMINGTON Secrefaqy ..... . . .GEORGINA CUNNINGHAVI Treznrurcr .... ..... T Homas DANAHER Hi.,-lorian .... ....... Y VONNE NEILLY Adui.rar.r .... . . .MRs. LUELLA BOGART MR. LESLIE STOTTLE Danaher, Tom Dawley, Lois Dean, Sandra Decker, Bob Detrick, lo Ann DeWater, Frances Draht, Albert Drake, Art Draxler, Marie Driscoll, Arlene Dunne, Iohn Dunne, Gerald Dunkel, Mike Eaton, Ioanne Marie Eichorn, Gene Eichner, Philip Ellsworth, Paul Elmer, Dorothy English, Don Enyedy, loan Enyedy, Mike Esaias, Shirley Evans, Averil Evelin, Doris Farmer, Robert Faulkner, George Ferris, Norman Fish, Shirley Fishbaugh, Bill Fitzpatrick, George Flumen, lames Foehner, lames Forsyth, William Foulke, Arclelle Fowler, Kirk Frank, Daniel vmumnumrmmrmmiuf . 1-num-nanny.: mu.-mf ..,mxmmwzvmuuu-wfasawmn-mw1m wumnmw 1953 Fredericks, Berneta Freeman, lanet French, Kenneth Friends, Ellen Frisk, lames Frisk, W'illiam Fudge, Donald Gallavan, Renamarie Getola, Donald Gillette, Pat Golden, Edward Good, Margaret Graham, Shirley ' Granger, Mary Ann Green, Myron Green, Shirley Grim, Gail Grove, Donald Hamlin, Ronald Haner, Arden Hart, Lewis Haw, Iacqueline Heichel, Ralph Held, Iohn Henderson, Craig Hendrickson, Briton Henley, Ianie Hess, Edwin Hewlett, James Hill, lean Ilill, W'illiam Hitter, Sue Carol Hofmann, David Hogan, Xxilliam Holden, Ierrol Hoskins, Bart Hoyle, Barbara Ann Hummer, Rosemary Hunsinger, Beatrice Ierzak, Nellie Iob, Mary Lou Iohnson, William Toralemon, Ioseph Iutz, George Kankus, Richard Keenan, Elizabeth Keller, Arthur Kelley, Iames Kester, Sally King, Don Kinncr, Richard Kinner, Velma Klabonski, Iohn Knapp, Ioyce Knapp, Lois Kolesar, Barbara Ann Krause, Doris Krazinsky, Fred Kuster, Eileen Ladd, Iacquelyn Lamb, Sylvia Lambert, Helen Lawson, Beverly Layton, Rita Ima, V fm Lee, Barbara Letson, Dave Lewien, Rachel Libby, Edward Lisi, Larry Locks, Geraldine Loop, lames F. Lynch, Eileen Lynd, Rosemary Lyon, Shirley Mace, Iohn Mack, loan Martel, Larry Wiartin, Phyllis Mattison, Donald McCabe, lohn Mccarrick, Robert McCarthy, Michael McDonald, Richard Mt-Gann, Albert McMohan, lohn Mears, lwildred Miller, Alice Miller, Ronald Miller, W'illiam Minster, Daniel Molter, Fred Morse, Ronny Moss, Ronald Moteska, Iames Moylan. Bryan Mullen, Gene Mulligan, Ioan Murphy, Frank Mussaw, Carol Nash, Lois I. Neal, Berna NL-iley, Yvonne Nichols, Phyllis Norris, Ianette O'Brien, Patricia U'Leary, Paul Olson, Donald Urbanac, Dolores Ostrander, Richard Padgett, Duane Palmicri, Michael Park, Donald Parsons, Lynn Patchadlo, Patricia Patrick. Sarah Pautz, Ioyec Peet, Iames Peterson, Herbert Peterson, Robert Phillips, lohn Pike, Iames Quinn, Francis RatTerty, Barbara Reed, Ioseph Rees, Frederick Redner, Ioan Remington, Richard Ricks, Charles 'NB N ,,, Q., iv fr 1 Ricks, Thomas Rinker, Richard Ripley, Philip Rogers, Frances Rozell, Arthur Rudolph, Donald Ryan, Iames Santarone, Tony Satterlce, Beulah Schuler, Robert Serio, Iames Seymour, Mary lane Shellenburger, Richard Silverstein, Paul Skinner, Charles Slocum, Stuart Smith, Allen Smith, Reed Smith, Mildred Smith, Patricia Snowburg, Susan Spencer, Rachael Sprague, Howard Springer, Charlotte Stanton, Donna Steed, Gerald Stevens, Katherine Stiles, Duane Strong, Gretchen Struble, Wan, Sturdevant, Norman Swimelar, Barbara Temple, David Truban, Irene Tryon, Donald Turner, Iames Tuttle, YVilliam Updyke, Bud Updyke, Helen Vallis, Dorothy Vivian, Robert Volker, Gwen Vosburgh, Eleanor Wlagner, Frederic W'aldron, Joseph Xvambold, Betty YVarne, Robert Yvatkins, Albert YVatkins, Dorothy Yvatts, Laurene XV:-aver, A, Diary Xvheeler, Carole Yvhipple, Richard Yvhite, Harold YVhytock, Eleanor Vlildrick, loseph Xyoermbkc, Iames Yvood, Donald YVood, Velma YVoodhouse, Nancy? Wloodward, Barbara Yeomans, Raymond 3l4Deceased Nov. 27, 1949 Dwjmww. Mlm iwxmwip., Jeni? ,MW ww MM WWXMM Alt' X QW V ' 3 4' 80, ' Ns ca gs. -I-- Kzis xg N ,X NAD J - www i'?4,,i is -f1'f f1 K 4 ' H I I ? ' cy ..A, -if ,1 f 5. II I I I 330 I, I.I.,I, g I IIS: 4.1 I AI , I . I M ' ' ' 'Q ' ef 1 ww W - 4 ' ,f , Y , M- if:-1 x ' 'A ,fw Qvtamasx II S II I IQ III W, ,.,,l,., H, E' I ,E sf , M, , f A ..-. ', ., x, E ' W., mf ': A'-'- M, M,,,.,..-:se A V .I 5 In ,, wfww' ' fx, T? Www W iw 26 5 30 -fx il i I2 I Z6 6014svier1fi0us Zalmdar af 51fc14fs of fnfcrvsf September 7-Back to the old grind September 16-Senior Back-to-School Dance September 23iKick-off of 19-19 October llgluniors make a hit with the Topsy Turvy Dance October 18-Dr. E. Stanley Iones enlight- ens Southsiders October 19-Fahler and Hancock issue first El-So-Hi October 213-Freshmen learn to square dance October 24-United Nations Assembly October 28-S.H.S.-E.F.A. football game- Victory October 51+Southsiders show sharp socks November 10-Karim entrances his audi- ence November 11gArmistice Daysno school November 25-Sophomores do a turkey trot November 24-25+Thanksgiving vacation -freedom from learning November 27fNadine Rice named editor of the Edsonian December 2-5-Senior Play You Can't Take It With You -Great Deuel December lllglesse Moore-school's best orator December 22-Miss Magenis's wonderful Christmas assembly December 22-School's out December 22- White Christmas Dance Ianuary 5-Grand show of Christmas haul Ianuary 11-Riot on the Southside Ianuary 12-All quiet on the Southside Ianuary 19-Iesse Moore does it again Ianuary 19-20-Last minute cramming for Midyears Ianuary 20 g S.H.S. - E.F.A. basketball game Ianuary 2-1-25-Regents January 27-Reckoning day Ianuary 28-Ioyce Edwards. Ieanette Yeomans, and Albina Iessup make radio debut Ianuary 50gI promise to turn over a new leaf February 5-Baby Dorothy wows 'em February Qilunior Cupid's Twirlu February 12-Iesse still in orators' contest February 12iHappy Birthday, dear Abra- ham February 15-No school-emancipationl February 22- I did it with my little axe Dlarch 2-5+Sophomores exhibit hobbies lWarch 9i She walks, she talks -Senior Carnival March 17-Freshmen display their colors lllarch 24-25gIunior Class solves the Hlllystery in the Library April 6-Easter vacation April 17- Look what the Easter Bunny brung me April 28iSophomores sponsor a spring hop May 5+Mrs. Austin directs the Humane Club assembly May 10fHats off to the honor students May 12+Roses popular at the Iunior Prom May 19-Orchids to the music department for its fine Spring Concert May 50-Memorial Day Iune 1-Seniors don their white June 9- Best of Luck. You're a swell kid Iune 9- Will You Sign My Year Book? Dance Iune 25-We're free! Iune 27-Love that diploma! COOZTWOQ? QS yi WQNYW I QQGOZG X Q20 QQ XQQ Xxmyksk ,saw N 45' N Q 5 , Sv 660885 55' SQ 4-Kyo Q? ia v F CP QS J' 4' X9 sw fa' 'U Q4 SN XS wg Lat ge Cv ovlcx Nrkenas Clare Mafyov' s 9-omeo am! JuYxe'3' Kang Q - 005 I At Fir 55 Kcgsiiied 90000 Q? M66Hng 'YO Q G? H1 Re-A Cross 4 oofbfaw Z Sfudmf Koufzcil Firafi Row, Lef! lo Righf'209 -' Nadine Rice, 2064-Barbara Mason, 118-Margaret Lawes, 214-Iesse Moore, Vice Pre.ri- denl, 201-La Verne Bercher, Secretary, I EROM E KANE, Prem'- denf, 204-Inga Loeb, T reaxurer, 104-Carol Swimelar, 108-Pa- tricia Gillette, 115-Helen Lam- bert, 116-Marlene Bradley Second Row-Mr. McNaught, 119-Bonnie Mease, 102-Eileen Saltus, 210-Webb Comfort, 04 -Iames Cullenan, 107-Charles Comfort, 09-Norman Horton, 212-Donald Lutz, Ol-Richard Remington, 105-Edward Gol- den, 09-'Hugh Maney, 117- Iacquelyn Deckerson, 205-Iune Wainwright, Mrs. Austin, 218- Iack Siskin, 03-Albert Blanch- ard, 217-David Sahler, Richard Carey, Humane Club Noi Piciuredi05-Tracy Gun- derman, 115-Carol Ann Brink Oficcrs Preudenl ...................... IEROME KANE Vice-Premident .... .,...... I EssE MOORE Secretary ....... .... L A VERNE BERc i1ER T reafurer ..... .............. I NGA 1101213 Advi.mr.r .... .,... M Rs. CAROLYN AUSTIN, MR. CLIFFORD MCNAUGHT 50 National ffamfr Saciefy Firm! Row, Lefi fo RlglzfWNancy Yvilliams, Nadine Rice, Dorothy Cole, Angeline Greven, Nlary Ann Nlelvin, Iames Tallis, Anne Callahan, Orma Matteson, Leona Wlcclure, Sylvia Gilbert, and Barbara Wlason , Second Row-Nanc Goodenougli, Rose Alice Frawley, Constance Greven, Helen Greven, Lois Fletcher, geverley Brown, Allbina Iessup, Patricia Eike, Barbara Fahler, Ioan Driscoll, Joanne Strong, and Ruthe owers Third Rowelack Wvestervelt, Norman Coleman, Yvebb Comfort, Lewis Graham, Nlary Searles, Iames Burdick, Lois Anstee, Wlilliam Knerr, Ronald Marlcs, Xvilliam Hancock, and Iohn Seeley Ofhccrs Prefiden! ................. MARY ANN MELVIN 1 V ice-Pre.r1'denf .... ...,.... I AMES TALLIS Secrelary ,.... .... S HARON CARPENTER Treafurer. . ......., ANNE CALLAHAN Advzlrar. ..., Miss ELSA BROOKFIELD 51' fi 1 , i literary Staff I lit, g?L.l'16fR0LU7I?IkSEllll6l', G. Tomlinson, P. Ellie, S. Hesselson, YV. Hancock, B. Fzxlilcr, Nl. Searles, R. Sowers, h , .fr oore, . ane 4 I i,Afro1z4Row4A. Greven, N. Wlilliams, I. Loeb, Cunningham, L. Bercher, P. Dailey, L. Black, E. Comfort, v V' I N. Goocfenoflgh, In lvestervelt, Burdick, C. Greven, H. Greven, B. Chapman 1' - E , 1, li, J' Ll, ll! A bi I Q 1 s I I ' fa' l ' 1 Q. 4 1 vi- A Q a .1 ,, ,l 'I ' 1 5 xi . I ' Q f I EMW-w-f ' 'V ING--w 'D ff' 'LV e '35 Husiuess Staff Firm! Raw, Ld! fo Rrqfzlfli. Nlcclure, A. Czillalizui, B. Brown, P- SCYUICF, G, Stuart, P. Clause, H. Neal Second Raw-AK. Frasier, A. Evans, D. Cole, N. Rice, Siskin Co-Editors-in-Chief Barbara Fahler 8: Wm. Hancock Associate- Editors Mary Searles Sz Stuart Ijlesselson News Editor ,......,.............,.....,......... Patricia Eike Assistant ......,..,,,.......,........,,,........... . Jesse Moore Feature Editor ..........,.,.......,..... .......... R uthe Sowers Sports Editors .,.... Nancy Williams 8x Jerome Kane Prooireader ....... .....,.,.,......,.........,. G erald Tomlinson Advertising Manager ...... ,.....,.......,.... A nne Callahan Business Manager ....,....,.................. Beverley Brown Exchange Editor ......... . .,.....,........... Leona McClure Typists ......,,..,.,...,,.,,, Miss Conne11y's Typing Class Art Editor .........,..........,.............,....,,. Patricia Semler ' ' Homer Neal Literary Adviser ,... ,,,., M abel I. Haupt Circulation Editor .,... . ......,..... Oficcrs Pf8JL'l!Ellf'ALBINA IESSUP Vl'CE-Pf6Jl.dEHf NADINE RICE Corrarponding Secrelary - RITA MOORE Recording Secrefary-LEONA MC- CLUR I2 T fEdJLlfEf'MARY LOU HILLS Adv!-JOFYMRS. CAROLYN AUSTIN llpsilzw Kappa Hnuncil Members Yan I GZ: R? S A. Iessup, M. Templar, L. McClure, R. Moore, M. Hills, N. Rice, Rosekrans 55 Firm! Row-R. Vivian, XV. Hogan, H. Fanning, T. Danaher, I. Arikian, R, Cary, D. Mclntosll, VS'ilClriclx, D. Riss, Dwyer, R. Hamlin, P. Silverstein, Carpenter, G. Cooper, B. Moylan, Ioralemon, L. Comfort SECOI1li Row-R. Swan, Connelly, Alcylahon, B. Newell, H. Case, N. Crown- ingsluield, S. Folmer, D. Gaines, Kissel, R. Gooclacre, R. Nlorgan, R. Kankus, P. Dinsmore, A. Novakowslai, B. Xvamlmolcl, I. Axlarvin, Haw Thlnz' Rowffrl. Carr, E. Sowers, L. Dralit, Dunne, YV. Thornton, lack Dunne, Terry Dunne, Pl. Hancock, Totoritis, Al. YVhite, Alrs. Austin .llenzflelxr no! plclurrdfxv. Alexander, F. Bagley, R. Buck, S. Carter, P. Burkett, A. Cobb, D. Fudge, R. Longwell, R. Bliller, Hammond, T. Ricks, S. Snowburg, G. Fitz- patrick, M. IVlcCarthy, E. Hess Firm! Rowfl. McConnell, F. Rogers, If Freeman, L. Sheepsma, E. Flagg, F. Vtleeks, S. Perkins, F. Bennett Second Row-P. Callahan, D. Hoobler, IW. E. Skelley, F. Tetz, Shepardsonh R. Up- dyke, K. Howard, H. Peterson Third RuwAlVl. Snyder, D. Cole, C. Fravel, R. McCarthy, Dunne, B. Anderson, A. Cobb Standing-C. Mussaw, D. Flynn, A. Callahan , ,g,g,,2M3,,, vg,5,,,L5Ej ' sri.-MEQIQ iam. .,1Q,Qj,Zi'5,i,5 'An lg, .2 Mwfrmiiyii .lxiigaff -5 , 11 Snufhside Humane Klub Prc.r1'dcnl-IOYC E DUNNE Vive- Prczrldcrlf 7 XVI LL1 AM TuoRN'roN C01'1cJp011dz'11g SecrcfaQyYPlAR1- LYN HANCKJCK REl'0fdl.!Y-U Secrefary - TERRY DUNNE Tl'6dJllFCf'IACK DUNNE Adffifar-MRS. CARlJI,YN AUsT1N ,fuuirfr Kal Hass Prwidcnz'-ANNE CALI,AHAN Vice- Pre.ria'enf-FLO RENCE B EN- N ETT Secrelaqy-DoRoTHY COLE TFEQJMFZFQDORIS FLYNN Adwlror-Miss DONNA VAN ALLEN Zrafkc Squad pl'f.fl'dfHf'PIIIl.I v N :QA SON VM'-IJ:-v.v1'dr11I -RICHARD Ron- mrs Svrrelafy-DEAN Colm T1-ea.mrer-CnARr.Es BROWN fidwzlmr-MR. FRANCIS SHEPARD Wag Squad Wir. Iolm Finlzly,f7ffvl'.v01', R. Von Nelda, R. Slmrf, H. Shook, YV. Xxvillilrfyll FUJI Raw-P. Flynn, R. Coppolo, D. Owens, D. Huff, Hemenway, P. Neason, Raub I. Lewis, F. Rees, D. Cobb, and Advisor, Amr. Shepard Sernnd RowfG. Hartsock, C. Brown, D. Fudge, R. YVarne, P. Silberstein, R. Potter A. Slocum, R. Schuler, L. Yvaltman, and R. Schuler Thfrd RQWQE. Rafferty, R. Kankus, R. Smith, Brown, R. Bohlayer, H. Innes R. Roberts, A. Dieffenbach, and R. Cobb .Cibmry Zauncil Firm! Row-B. Wambold, Little, C. Marvin, L. McClure, O. Matteson, S. Esaias, D. Talmadge, L. French, G. Jepson, C. Mussaw Second Row-C. Lowery, B. Donovan, Mary Brewer, S. Lyon, G. French, Addley, P. Russ Stage Grew I. Germaine, W. Hill, A. Dieifenbach, D. Draxler, A. Hufford, I. Curren, R. Cary, P. Hufford 56 QOQC? o 69 W w Q 5,0 Yam fo S as co LQ? FQ: so? V fo Ag,o505Q P213-im? Qt Og K Q0 43? Qoifmilsgli G5 xfigoz -W T g A B Q: 5 552 S F Q? Cigna? Cowqaoi 'S' x QQSQ5, se' C2 teeivxqx . X Si? 0 gm 0000 osxca 6 ,ish '45 tQQQ,QYQX YSQQS XSQ S 'Ssxx'Q0QxwsNYxc.'wq SQNSSQSX Qsivxs' ow S0092 'Nas Ymkesk. S is QQ' 0'1 59 - Ceo 2' Q 015' GN' 00000 QR 'gd' .49 5 Q' Nz 'ofvr9z9?oO9ooaX' GJOQ V095 .25 A Q vi' at ISI Girl ' Give 61110 Fran! Row-iM. Mater, C. Mussnu, S. Robinson, Fletcher, P. Clark, S. Austin, R. Yvilliams, C. Gillen, C. Bennett, M. Ben- nett, S. Sherman, N. Ierzak, I. Kissell, D. Gaines, L. Woodcook, I. Harnischfcger, G. Seymour Second Raw-S. Allen, L. Watts, B. Fredericks, C. Brink, Y. Neiley, E. Saltus, P. Martin, S. Lyon, C. Linehan, T. Iessup P. Hunter, M. Gordon, C. Schlock, N. Lee, M, Cole, S. Edwards Third Raw-I. Weeks, M. Rusby, I. Dickerson, D. Norman, H. Lambert, P. Smith, C. Lowry, T. Gessi, P. Kerlin, P. Gilmore, S. Dean, D. Casselbury, B. Corey, A. Taylor, N. Ockerman, E. Lylrolt Fourlh Raw-N. Orbanac, A. Springer, M. Bradley, N. Crowningshield, I. McLaughlin, P. Smith, M. Brewer, Italiano, D. Fahr, I. McConnell, N. Danaher, D. Sutter, E. Rubin, S. Breese. l6'0y ' 5165 61116 Fran! Row-I. Bennett, R. Machamer, Ryan, D. Riss, Usdane, R. Smith, I. Dunne, W. Chase, R. Sheive, F. Smith, R, Eichner, R. Carrigan, I. Foehner, M. McCarthy, L. Comfort Second Row-C. Zwicki, E. Pettingill, L. Matoon, I. Moore, I. Hewitt, W. Comfort, I. Tallis, D. Smith, G. Stuart, M. Bowdy, D. Olson, G. Dunne, E. Harrison, N. Horton, K. Fowler, I. Arikian, E. Maines QSF AYWQQBSS ' 'I V.. 4:.5lZ ?I M?'ff .?1,2g1+.ie,,9?eKE:2w, 15552 .f F5455 M' Fibikieew. ' -. , f .' . , 9 e n - I x S xx NNW Smfml Period Him Y tz, E. Lyholt, D. Sutter, E. Rubin, M. Mortimer, M. Miers, B. Shaw, S. Robinson, E. Pike, R. Moore M. McKenna, I. Lyon, P. Smith, M. Hancock, B, Bixler, Serin Second Row-H. Knox, S. Perkins, M. Iohnson, L. French, I. Truhan, S. Carter, M, Coughlin, S. May, I. Freeman, M. Rusby I. Harnischfeger, McConnell, M. Becker, R. W'right, G. Chandler, D. Ross, D, Evelin Third Row-I. Bennett, Arikian, I. Dunne, N. Horton, R, Smith, G. Stuart, D. Smith, R. Chamberlain, YY. Chase, W. Com fort, G. Dunne Front Row-E. Lu Seventh Ferivd Eha 2' Fran! RowfM, Forsythe, R. M. Arilcian, H. Bush, G. Andrews, M. Bennett, A, Driscoll, L. Sheepsma, B, McClure, S. Allen, I. Cox, Rerlner, D. Mclnroy, G, Seymour, G, Volker, I. Enedy, I. Knapp, L. Knapp Second Row-R. Sheive, R. Carrigan, R. Wlarne, E. Smith, M. Moody, I. Blend, S. Lamb, D. Watkins, M, Iob, N. Iohnson, M. Rusby, I. Detrich, K. Chamberlain, D. Sutter, I. Segur, P. Eichner, L, Comfort Third Row-E. Maines, C. Zwicki, D. Olson. I. Moore, M. Bowdy, F. Smith, D. Riss Hand Lefl lo Rziafzl Finrf Row--Virginia Hover, Dorothy Cole, Harriet Knox, lean Doehlcr, Nadine Rice, Ierold Usdane Second Row-Iames Hewitt, Margaret Cole, Robert Pain- ton, Lon Nlattoon, Lawrence Lovell, Glenn Stuart, Norman Coleman, lay Lewis, Ronald Hamlin, Donald Groezinger, Donald Olson Third Rowillichard Yvhipple, Ronald Miller, Iames Loop, Arden Haner, Iohn Arilcian, Iohn Carpenter, Thomas Good, Alvin Dielfenlrach, Edward Pettingill, Allan Hamlin, Wal- ter Fitzpatrick, David Bixler, Robert Seharf, Donald Duryea, Lawrence Comfort, Donald Peterson Faurllz Romu-Mr. William Bie- ry, Donald Smith, lack Dunne, Gerald Dunne, Edwin Harri son, Paul Genung, Eugene Har- rison, loyce Dunne, Marilyn Hancock Orchestra Fhzrt Row-Edward Pettingill, Sylvia Lamb, Ierold Usdane, Nadine Rice, Virginia Hover, Dorothy Cole Second Raw-Marjorie Morti- mer, Myron Green, Donald Duryea, Edwin Harrison, Don- ald Peterson, Harriet Knox, lean Doebler, Mr. William Bxery, Gerald Costello, Iames Loop, Iohn Carpenter, Donald Lutz, Glenn Stuart Pian 0-Signe May A5 Q16 ' U 'KX my 3, ' E-'52ifg? Y ,.,.. m 523 :six 5 ef? A 3 , , N 'Q-, Ut ,Es 2 ,QQ wm v f N Qvnxl Q EMQ GQQAA GK!-Fl Ok CQBJIIT-LQJ M .SLU-QL E! mann 7,U,Q,m,w GTO vQreJ?w,Q,aCL 53f'f9'fWMdueswL?fZff ff' Af mm UIWQJILWWUZZPXJAAA 529' fgwff , ww. wi 'Y' L5 wg 'I -iw . ,J gffgwgf , - 'Q ' .AAD . 2 , ' yi .:-1: rv . 4 M. .-.,. Q ,,x.gf:.: .. . f:AE: . 5- :- I Z r '21 1 , QMS I ,rx 2255215 Wg, .-X gf x , lift was M352 G 7 a 9 h 1: umfis 9 2029 2123155 ff lj gn zma, ,K an sw W? 'wr XY- QUUFQW of? fT5.,O,femfnw7Ct0Q1L Q R k 6 K A553 5. bw Hsa ' Wf zw:4,Xff, f ., ' f s 2 3 ' xgp,s,4ffi,:gz:5g1: is 5 K ,Qs - 1 wfygff ---- ' f 4.3 I-2: ..., .,.,E an V, . A x, ,Ja .. ' ,ff-ix 'D'6'4w,rfVW.vZ 3 wf '-16658 V Xi-I V Mi wfWf w ' fig K - ,. ff fifgg 'X - , ' ' , liizwilfwffswligi' X 'f ,. ' -'z?1?w5f Q ' ' :V f 4+ ,K , gf? ..,., . .- , ,-vw,s':i5:f ' ' ' . ef, ggkgxrlgf, il - , , . A why! 0552353 . gh X W 1 V , WW '?Q:',:iFf3ifj: ' 1 - fix ' ,A v 51511 X ai P , A , 5 fi, - ., ,... J :jf 4 El f : f fx , ' . - , NX 'U:RwGw. , rl ,,F,,A f. a,.,k3 5 v fi 5' W A 4 , -. y K Y 4 ., A if u 03 Q + 1 ,.. 2 , fri' J ' I .- ,. ': 5 - L 'if' 1, ...Q Lx I Al 0 hm vS sgg M' A 3' 4 5 53. , 7, sw Q f Y' Mi- A E L! l is 4? Aim, if - ' ggwmgs 4 . Wwgg QXI,T.9kOxIU-LQAJO QNIJL' .51-viii? QQUYYX o.. UML ,' O.1Ml.Q1mLgMfMQ2 Alu-vvQrQm? 'hiexalf Q Qwvw W' SWF 'J 0 Ssxvbsgzpws 465 - B 90353155 05 V615 of?9 ' 6 - V00 3 We 60 9533099 5g,5,s'2QAXNY1'NW -4 if Q 5 . Rf F 51? 5 fb 6 wwiggfgi ES E QA? US.:-515515 A. A Q7 rarsity REQ? iw S bbq ntl CJ QZQ ' Q? 9525900 X QQKQQ B 40049 350baXX S 0 . O VON:-at Beaofjgmaae xg? amz 9 wo 8' :po 060 xg? 9' - Q ko . agwx SQQ Yikcex KoV10NW0? 'xxoosq qw www PMW q,o-P' X smsemsxwawwmw fkx Lf GP-P P-Gooooces X vb Baoqoek K f X N Q gg? N , + Vi'lfd S V!-fifyhyw X Yam., P-ala Girls ' Afhlefif ,flssaciafiwf FIM! RowfK. Lynch, S. Finch, S. Eisais E, Pike K. Amacher, YV. Manchester, N YVilliams, I. Backes, Miss Cleveland A, Robertson, C. Novakowski, M. Sey: mour, S. Blossom Surond Raw-I. Bartlett, D. Stanton, C Mussaw, D. Vallis, I. Truhan, E. Greven V. Grcven, G. Strong, I. Enyedy, G Volker, B. Neal, S. Blanchard, C. Dickin- son, G. Andrews Tlzfrd Row-C. Turner, F. Dumais, M Canis, R. Andrews, B. Cory, M. I. Sey- more, I. Knapp, Y. Neiley, B. Fredericks, B. Sutterlee, M. Coughlin, I. Marvin C, Marvin Fourlfz Raw-I. Clark, H. Updyke, L. Chapman, S. Patrick, P. Patchaldo, K Stevens, R. Levine, Lyon, L. Sweet G. lipson, P. Peterson, I. Peterson, Z May Filth Rawfli. Kolesar, P. Conklin, F. Dewutcr, M. Foresythe, R. Lynd, A Bergusrmn, E. Kuster, P. Clark, P. Martin S. Lyon, S. Black, M. Buckholtzer, P Reese Sf.x-ll: Row-B. Vvlamhold, M. Boynton, E Adams, M. Stickler, C. Swimclar, B Comfort. E. Vosburg, Norris, S. Kester, H. Bush, G. Alexander, S. Carter Swwzlfz RmvAA. Driscoll, A. Evans, D Elmer, s. Dean, M. 1., JUL., Blacki M. I. Bement, Redncr, P. Gillette, R Gallavan, M. Bradley, P. Wlynne lfziqhlh Row-M. Brewer, I. Italiano, C Brink, B. Hornheck, Ilyssong, K. Kil: Coyne, V. Chamberlain, D. Costello, I. Eaton 1 1 f I n Zheer Varsity Firm! Row-Lois Ortiz, lxlargie Bedenk SeC011zfR0wfNlary Ferguson, Dolores Orr, Sylvia Gilbert, Joyce Cunningham, Barbara Fzihler Third Raw-fcarol Anderson, loan Driscoll, Angie Cappucci, Joanne Strong, Ioyce Edwards Leader Kheerleadcrs gfllb Lqfl fo Rzyhl 1 h'.rlRow-Carol Anderson, Mary Fergu- son, Sylvia Gilbert, Angelina Cappucci, Margaret Bedenk, Lois Ortez, Ioanne Strong, Joyce Edwards, Barbara Fahler, Ioan Driscoll, and loyce Cunningham Second Raw-Gloria Lucas, Donna Gil- bert, Helen Cosentino, lane Smith, Inga Loeb, Mary Ellen Comfort, Kay Lewis, Patricia Plummer, Peggy Cavenaugh, Iune Wainwright, Ioanne Plummer, Mary Io McKenna Third Rowwpat Burke, Vinnie Greven, Eugenia Greven, Rose Mary Lynd, Rita Lat0n,Alyce Berguson, Donna lean lessup, Rachel Levien, Lois Lord, Nancy Bergh, Marilyn Ziegler, Carolyn Turner, Kath- leen Lynch Iizurlh Row-Ruth Loeb, Betty Knowles, Shirley Graham, Betty Wamlmcmlnl, Ger- aldine Locks, Francine Paltowitz, Eileen Saltis, Ieanne Henry, Diane Hoobler, Elaine Halm, Nlarianne Forsythe Ifffllz Raw-Alice Manning, lwarilyn Ben- nett, Phyllis Sherman, Kay Chamberlain, Beatrice Anderson, Arlene Driscoll, Ardel Folke, Signe Mziy, Mary Lou Collins, Ioan Murphey, Ioyce VVard, Ann Lyn- augh, Carol Baker, Ester Costello . Szivilz Rowfcarolyn Bennett, Diane Bacon, Marilyn Urquhart, Ioyee Maney, Ianet Adley, Lois Griswold, Sondra Slean, Averal Evans, Ioanne Baker, Ioan Gilmore, Ioan Ortiz, Florence Bennett Smwrzllz RawfBeverly Bulas, Mary Cath- erine Brewer, Eileen Kuster, Maxine Cole and Roberta Holden .-,, , f mf ., ,wMi.a.. .. af, ,,,.e....m.,...4.ew M 1 'A . . ,, . ,. W ,V 7 Afefiermclfs 61116 Ffrfi Rum- l. Rothwell, l. Arturo, L lancy, R. lit-it-kt-I, lf. lszincs, D. Sadler I. Lenox, I. Burdick, l,. Graham, G Andrus, S. llcssclson, G. llunmis Surmlzi Rum l. Quinn, L. U'Briun, G Holden, I, Kane, D. llraxlcr, ll. Dean f. Costello, R. Nlarlis, ll. Bowes, D Christrnan, Z. Apgar Third Rum- l. llollenlseck, XV, Bowers D. Planning, NV. Parsons, I. Frcdericks I. Nurthrup, D. Padgett, l.. Gilbert, I Herw.-nway, l. Collins, G. Mnnrtur ,ii fburilz Raw- R. DeVore, A. Yveaver, YV Brimmer, VV. Steed, G, Biggs Letterman T. YV6: ave r I. Arcaro G. Holden I. Kane Thomas L. Graham Padgett Alorter lssacs I. Collins Parsons E Fremlerlclss Dean Buclniclc DcVorc I. Rothwell Wl. Bowers R. Flarlcs D. Draxler I. Northrup B Hollenbaclc . Wlanning I. Costello frflgrj TROPHY COACH MULLINS VA RSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S.. . . . 1 S.H.S., . . . S.H.S.. , ,. S.H.S.. . .. S.H.S.. , . . 5.H.S.. , . . NORTHRUP MARKS KANE FREDERICKS r '- 'ff W 'f ' M 'H' M vi . Ms. M4 Wxwzzzm -aazayxva ,wi ffw'.wlM, .mamma r,..-mmwlmnnww f DRAXLER PADGETT HOLLENBECK THOMAS Varsity 911111161111 Yvhat a teaml Vvhat a coach! Vtlhat a seasonl Yes, the 1949 football season is destined to go down in the sports history of Southside High School as one ofthe most successful ever. The high spot of the season was the defeat ofthe Academy, which entitled us to the much coveted Charles Ruddick Nlemorial Trophy for another year. In addition to the trophy, the Erie Railroad presented Southside with a huge engine bell for our victory over the Academy and in memory ofthe railroadis Centennial anniversary. YVe are to hold it in our possession until, if possible, the Academy manages to top us. The trophy and the engine bell will remind us of that memorable game, but no student who attended the game could ever forget how our team crept gradually up from a rather slow start and picked up such a fighting spirit along the way that the result ofthe game was an absolute uproar. To go back to the beginning of the season, our first twogames turned out to be startling victories which gave us blazing headlines and informed all future opponents that they would be up against a really tough team. Much of the credit for our success goes to the excellent passing combination made up of Rolly DeVore and Tony Weaver. As far as our coach, lVloon Mullins is concerned, he is tops. There's no one in South- side who doesn't know and like Moon and the success of our team would have been im- possible without'such a capable coach. To wind upxthe season, the Cheerleaders Club presented the team and coach with a banquet held at the Mark Twain Hotel. DEAN GRAHAM WEAVER Var ity gil kefbal! LETTERMEN SCHEDULE Firfl Row Secoi1d'Rocu They We COACH YV. Cox+manager VV. Hill Binghamton North ....... G. Andrus Northrup Vestal. . . .. ..,.,.... . . . . . D. Padgett G. Murphy lohnson City ..,... ..,. I. Fredericks D. Manning Union EHdlC0tt ..-. .--- R. DeVore L. Gilbert Cortland ................ A. Weaver Rothwell Ithaca. ,..... ........... L. Graham Binghamton Central ..... Horseheads ...,.......,. Binghamton North ...... , Vestal .................. Iohnson City ...... .... Union Endicott ..,. .... Cortland ................ Ithaca .................. E.F.A ..... .............. 65 44 55 54 50 28 61 52 62 47 65 26 41 49 48 57 E.F.A. ................. 48 58 77 28 59 48 54 36 42 40 54 58 80 45 56 40 Binghamton Central ..... 54 47 ' 44 56 Heights ................. Southside High School finished its 1949-1950 basketball campaign with a fairly impressive record of six wins against twelve defeats. Although its record was not too outstanding, this year's team compiled the most victories of any Southside team since the initiation of this sport at our school. Captained by lake Fredericks, the team got off to a bad start by losing the first few games, all by considerable margins. After its first few showings, it appeared that Southside would be dwelling in the cellar of the Southern Tier Conference at the end of the season. The team bounced back, however, and before the close ofthe season it became victorious six times. Probably Southside's proudest achievement came in the second game of the annual cross-town con- test against the Academy. After being to ped by our rivals in the first game by a score of 48-58, South- side came back to upset the highly regardjed Academy team in the second game, 40-56. When these two teams met for the third and last time, the Academy managed to squeeze through in the closing seconds, winning by a mar in of 56-52. Southside wilfbe hard hit by graduation, for ten of the twelve varsity members are either seniors or post graduates. 68 Firm! Row-I. Hemenway ', Jlanagcr: VV. Steed' Second Row-G. Andrus ', R. Lantzk, L. Grahamt, Hollenbeclix, R. Stampt, D. Taylor, D. Groezinger, I. Arcarox, Kane' ?jhg'gtlii3giERR.BI-iilggjgligjgIgogigzclgettx, L. Nlinottit, K. Page, R. Nlontgomeryt, G. Holden, R. Chamberlain, 'Lettermen Varsity Baseball TROPHY COACH S.li.S SCHEDULE S.H.S I3 Heights ..... S.H.S 9 Ithaca ...... S.H,S 9 lohnson City S.H.S lf Heights ..,.. S.H.S 4 Bingo. North S.H.S 5 E.l+'.A. ..... . C11 inningsl S.H.S 12 llorselieads.. S.H.S.. . .12 Endicott, . .. S.Il.S., , , ti Horseheads.. S.H.S 5 l'i.l7.A. .... .. S.H.S I2 lthaca ...... S.H.S 0 Bingo Central 4 E. l7.A. ..... . Southside High School's baseball team, under Coach Robert Habersaat, was rated one of the top four teams in the Southern Tier Conlerence. Southside High had the record at the end of the season of 9 wins and 4 losses, but could win only I out ot' 5 games played with its cross-town rival Elmira Free Academy. During the season the baseball team raclied up 99 runs to 70 scored upon them. Tony Xveaver, Southside's ace right-hand pitcher, set a record for himself in the Southern Tier Conference. Tony pitched a no-hit-no-run game against Binghamton North with a score of 4 to 0. Tony Weaver was the first man ever to pitch a no-hit game in Southern Tier's history ot' baseball. This feat will set him by the side of other great players ot' high school baseball. Coach Robert Habersaat was chosen from many mentors to coach the State East-Xvest high school game at Cooperstown, New York. Robert Beckwith, Southside High School left fielder, represented Southside as a player at this big game. Both Bobs did very well in this game and Southside High School was proud of them. Southside hopes to have a championship team this next year because of the many fellows who love the game of baseball, and who will be out there trying to win for their Alma Mater. 69 Firm! Row-Smithers, McCormick, Gerrard, Easton, Enyedy, Biggs, Ostrander, Ring, Hill Second Raw--Steed, Connelly, Treat, Frank, Mullins, O'Leary, Dunkle, Costello, NlcDonald, Brown, Fowler Third Row-Flynn, Perfetti, Niver, Hewitt, Yvheeler, Richardson, Searles, Hutford, Ohstrom, Blanchard, Sullivan, Knapp, Yeska, McGann S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S.. . .20 S.H.S.. . . 0 ....25 6 ....51 . IA Qwfball The Iunior Varsity was ably coached by Mr. Fred Simonet and Mr. Harold Schwalb. Bill Steed sparked the V. team from his position as quarterback. Some of the players who showed outstanding promise according to the coach were Albert George, Tom Richardson, Don Wheeler, and Iim Hewitt as backs, Robert Gerrard and Pete Perfetti as ends, Iim Sullivan and Iim Ostrander, tackles, Stu Easton, Durland Vosburgh, Glen Bowell and Dick Ring as guards, Bob Ohstrom and Bob Hollenbeck outstanding at center. Fourteen Freshmen were carried on the squad, making the varsity football future a good one. Five good Frosh prospective team men were Bob McCarrick, Steve Costello, Iack Connelly, Paul O'Leary and Ed McDonald. Their season proved to be one of outstanding playing. COACH SCHEDULE Corning North. . O E.F.A. ......... 15 Thos. A. Edison. 0 Horseheads Var. 18 Ithaca ......... O 70 leifcrmen Played in at least 5 games and received letter R. Gerrard I. Sullivan S. Easton G. Ohstrom D. Vosburgh I. Ostrander P. Perfetti W. Steed A. George I. Hewitt D. Wheeler R. Knapp G. Mullin P. Hutford D. Peterson G. Bowell R. Ring R. Chamberlain R. Hollenbeck S. Costello T. Richardson R. McCarrick I. Connelly F. Searles P. Flynn R. Beeble S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S The Iunlor Hornets topped off the season wlth 1 second vlctory over Bmgo Central 50 28 Their first game wxth Central ended wlth SOUtl'1SlilC leadxng 59 58 Thexr four other w1ns were over Vestal 40 29 and 59 26 Horseheads 57 59 and Ithaca 20 27 A lot of the praxse should go to Chlef Schwalb who although restricted to the bench played the game as hard as any of hls boys The boys all worked hard and thelr final 10 losses stacked up agfunst 6 wms was good for a team wxth as llttle experlence as they had had and a school whlch ns just startmg out on nts own m high school sports Fm-t Row, Left lo Rzghf A McGann llgr R Hollenbeck D Groezmger R Slocum B Mccarrxck B Gerrard, B. Hogan fllgr aw-I. Fran! Row-William Baker, William Ianey, Dean Huff, Roger Cary, Paul Prunier, Iames Morgan, Clairmont Ham, Larry Comfort, Richard Snyder, Donald Drake, Thomas Richardson Second Row+Coach Mullins, Robert Ruggles, Roger.Slocum, Ierry Bigg, Louis Ianey, Ierry Lenox, lerry Costello, Ronald DeVore, loseph Bateman, Donald Sadler, Robert Scott, Edward Cavanaugh, William Bogart Third Roxy-Robert Heichel, Ron Marks, Dick Dean, Ierry Dumais, Ioseph O'Brien, Dave Pierson, William Van Ness, Charles Maston, Paul Smith, lohn Collins, James Nlxon, Wayne Mosher, Webb Comfort Crack After completing our second season of track, Coach Mullins said, Considering the fact that the boys had to travel 4 miles to practice every night after school, I think they did exceptionally well. W'e started the season at Binghamton with the Section IV relay meet, where we tied with Vestal for second place, beating out seven of the other eight teams participating. Our relay team in the low hurdles-Roland Devore, Bob Bob Ruggles, Chuck Maston, Bill VanNess-took our one first place in the meet. The next meet was with Corning. While our team had strength in the distances, CFA took the meet through her power in the dashes and the jumping. Firsts were taken for us in the hurdles, 440, 880, and mile by Bill VanNess, Bob Scott, lerry Biggs, and Dave Pierson respectively. Also, Dick Dean took a first in the pole vault, and Devore won the ' ot-put. In spite of the fact that VanNes5 took the hurdles, that lim Nixon tied for first in the high iump, and that our 880-yard relay team won a first place, we lost to IC, UE, and EFA. In our next meet with the two Binghamton schools and EFA, Chuck Maston took tirst place in the 100 and 220, And we took places in all the other races except the 880. However, because of their power in the field events Calmost 'x clean sweep of the placesj, the Binghamton teams took the meet, leaving us tied with EFA. We did, however, manage to take EFA in the intra-city track meet. Both teams took places in all of the events except the pole vault, where we took all three, Then, with the 880-yard relay left to go, the score was 50-59-favor of EFA. However, our relay team of Chuck Maston, Bill VanNess, Ierry Lennox, and Lou laney took the race and also the meet at a score of 54-50. We went on to the zone meet, where the team placed third out of tive. At the sectional meet at Cornell, we came in last out of I0 teams participating. Bill VanNess and Dave Pierson were the only Southside runners to enter the Inter-sectional meet at West Point. SCHEDULE April 50: Binghamton Relays CSectional Relay Meetj Bingo N. ....... 16 Norwich ..., , . . 5 S.ll.S. ......... 14 Oneolnta' ........ If Vestal ..,,...... I4 Wim sor ........ lohnson City. . .IS Bingo Cent. . . 0 l'i.F.A. .....,... I0 llancock .....,. 0 May 4: Dual Meet , Corning F. A .... 51 . lolmson City .41 LQ - lfnclivott ,... 55 Bingo N ,....... 42 Bingo Cent. .... 54 May I8 S.ll.S. ......... 54 S.H.S. .... . May 7: Quziclrangular Meet l'..l'.A., S.H,S. .... , May 14: Quamlrangular Meet S.H.S. ,,.... . l'i,F.A. ...... . : Dual Meet E.F.A. ..,... . ....44 ..3l 22 F22 ..27 ..27 .50 May 28: Zone Meet ltlmua ......., 25 Waverly .... ,. 9 l'l.l7.A, .... . . .41 Owugo. ,. H 9 S,ll,S. ......., 30 lime 4: Sectionals Vestal ......,. 221g l'i.l .A, .,.,... IOM lfnalicott ..,.. I7 Norwich ...... IU Ithaca ....... 1313 Bingo Cent. .. 925 Bingo N.. . . .13 V'inmlsor ...... Hlsi lohnson City. ll S.Il,S. ,.. ti Two ESS. track :nun qualified for the lntcr-set-tional inset at VW.-st Point repre- senting Section 4: W'illiam VnnNeSS fllurdlcsj, and Dave Pierson tMilcj in the Mccllcy Relay placed fird. 72 meet at Ithaca, at which Southside made a creditable showing. This was a team we should all WRESTLING SQUAD Fira! RawQR. Cleveland, M. Finch, R. Bieni, D. Christman, YV. Ianey, L. Ianey, R. McDonald, R. Yeo mans, YV. Cook Second RowAR. Snyder, Jlgr., C. Morter, Co-Capl., R. Dean, Iames Quinn, H. Bowes, Z. Apgar, D. Vos- burgh, VV. Steed, VV. Brimmer, F. Bacon, G. Bowell, YV. Bigg, Jlor. Airman! from Pirlure-Co-Capl. G. Dumais and M. Scott Wrestling Saufhsidc Wresfhug Umm The S.H.S. Wrestling Team was a Wow this year. Composed of muscle men extraordinary, the team had such men as Co-captains Richard Dean and Gerald Dumaisg Stu Hesselson, Glenn Bowell, Howard Bowes, and other outstanding grapplers. The team started the season with a tie and then came back to win three straight meets. They fell to Ithaca by a score of 25 to ll, but won the next four engagements. Vestal came up to take one and so did the school across the river. The season ended with participation in the sectional be proud to call our own. Girls' Hawliug Cram In accordance with the growing national trend toward bowling as a favorite sport, it is also becoming more and more popular at Southside. The girls' bowling team bowls at the Remington-Rand alleys every Tuesday from 4 to 6. This year, with Miss Cleveland's guidance, the membership has grown, and hopes to continue growing in future years. Of the most enthusiastic bowlers, the five top girls are Rose Mary Xvright, Phyllis Plowman, Clara Marvin, Margaret Coughlin, and Ioan Backes, respectively. The girls have named their teams as follows: Bowler-ettes, with Rose Mary Wright as captaing Gum Balls, Audrey Stamp, captain, Lucky Strikers, Phyllis Plowman, captain, and Southsiders, Margaret Coughlin, captain. Respectively listed, the top three teams are Bowler-ettes, Lucky Strikers, and Southsiders. Krfuflilfg GI RLS' BOWLING TEAM 1'1l'l'J'f Row-Rose Mary Yvright Second Roit'-Margaret Coughlin, Hila Mingus, Phyllis Plowman, Alice Novakowski, Clara Blarvin, Anna May Robertson, Ethel Velia, Lois Sweet Third RuwvBeth Newell, Betty Nloody, Clara Novakowski, Ioan Backes, Many lane Tabash, Irene Marvin L 1 may p zjew:.a,wwcn-2042? JSOIJ 9 P dwmlfaom? Qfmobrfuiqamm wmaymyn V: W if . v X Y 'mf Y W W K X Q . f cam V1-elm, A A 1 Elmira South Side may -UIQUU'-1QQ,o Uwnlb. Jo - is . ,W O Clwihsujwml? Y,UJzGQfrvwQI.9uxc9 5230 Rufus jmmj ,,...w-.A .dw Q H 4 9 k w S 1 BW if 7 JI-rhmmsnljzfvw fue-9?,puxLnF X 3 iff ff ici: 'wg H111 ff-W 1 'Qmr :IMA E,gEc't:+ 5' Aqafsouflw-Sala 'VM ICU' M51 cl A 0 ' X bf mi W 1 jg ' is 2 , f- ,H 1 3 i E flux itxon- of wi. t-GC' gg-'mi Qui akafvni v-'lu QU Qrbv T-it All f is 3 GP ip f f- E f ' A? L 11,1 yp..uqA -R-Mg Green and WL1f+'f- fkaecgsa vxim- 3- fxes cs? GPH' QV' daklsl lk f 4? if fi i'f v fi 0 t. 4' f A5 f--f if ljffi ff! la.w1+VM.xnf0i5'Cl2- mama ' fffwse .Prlends vs d bxearT's no -Q2 . LTC D ' 1 1 2 - v igqgrl ' - ff, fo j 7 YM4 -a4'v10gQT4'+5 Skikkirg' Q 'fo 'fhqg we P145 2. hiv'-' Awe fp L' 'Ei' I-- f fd, ,,,, 'I g off ihw-K of JMS ion' kj ' v we vQ1'wS0M L s Wins? j, 3 X , QL -4 i Big? 3 3 : 'U' L J 4 9' T , f ,I A 7 .. ra- 4-L4 Ll lmvc. Q' new Oi, .fkajqhfg ii. Vipers!! gg: Sfduitiht so 'frail if 1 3 , ij ? Q iii U i , --c 9' i 1 ' H, Q :fr 44, - 4' Sauda- sxdc '1 3 ,UTM :Rf +'xW.,,,Tx1 +V. irq-afsg g1 iilfy' ,.. KA W if J 'gui' iC1o::q Lheofwqgg, do 5+0': Wi'19C'+ -1 r 4' Scum- 5131. Llkflla- he Lv fS- li fx' S -4 LOW, P' -Wwroa-XLOH + V INC -X .Sm Cf, l '20 X JK L iii-. E+- ,ea fe ffkgm comes Q., -hmg when we must' lwvgoxowt iii. ??Lfax,3gi Q 4-,M when ...Q :....-,1-i..Tf?.,.L to-T7 'gg' +0 uv. 4.4 M h.lA:2 4ec..f-11 Q ii 5 if fifgff 1 LJ1' ll swirl our PYAISLQF 51 5 iiiiixiiffi If il q MGP' wears 'ho eicflfn- er' L 2 i Sis? 52115 i wl+kiQ. our laM1lA,f-,q42ars'anA, Sail S, fe 1 if 1-fe if 1 LJ4.'ll Sure- KL, +L'mlC of Klan Far ev' er- 1 H212 32 2 ii ia. 1 Om' Qk'WWk Ma-+tr'xJear'olJ Sgld-lr Sala kl'fiL- Fkua-QQ V-jess Q 1 osamg, L, alia-c. l uae. . QM-,c l4.5Uls.4-vs 1 c-Aix-fa SL Cum! 1 I 1 ' I ' Q Y :Elk Q WM -Q if IW W ':' Q. I ml Q- A -IG'-' Q' me: , -PM za- ' , 'C 5,5 :mm ' - f. fe' ' .,. , h i f 4 - X p 1 , -' ffa JE ,695 LQ M? I V 1 5 BS A, nm lf HS- SOU.Tl'lS'lDES LITTLE ,4KGUMENTa, HERETHEYEOAE! 5EElFfQ!C0lV6'f'7WlRU- 47 -f qv --nu 'H g 'Qin G Jr k YM' f ly! 1,9 . Y: ,- A 1,3 , f , C' f X ' 7 '?a: 1' T 1-G aux BS' S is 1- yfg fh nuromnrfo GARBAGE wsmnz. 4- --- -- J ' - 43 Pia-if unn' HS' ' JQ ,M ALMosfA7'1f, Q0 f uf- 5 K 'Q A f ' Q Q 4 9 36 f KE, A X 'mvvrxif If :L 5 6 '75 x .1 , 4514 r --1 s -11, A 'S ff 4 N' 5? 153' 'xisz k ...Lair ,Q W i AX- k H comowss 56 ffo7? ci? S' YH'KNOhl,l4gafN, 1 pq N01' VERY HUNGM :JL-1 , E9 . 1 laliw M99 A 'Q fo ' ,Z N VA' . W A ' E Mix AJ F P o FT? ,Q ' up A Wf5s.LDmz's',fHf 75 .G 41- , if Spvusvrs Loomis 81 Hall Iay Parker Silver Dollar Cleaners Knapp Dry Cleaners Knapp School of Music Singer Sewing Machine Royce Shop I. P. 81 M. Sullivan Dolly Madison Ice Cream Cole's Lunch Kay's Soda Center Burt's, Inc. Ioy-Automatics Elmira Auto Merchants Ass'n Mark Twain Hotel Sheehan's, Inc. Buddies Restaurant and Fountain S. F. Iszard Company Robbins Furniture Eclipse Machine Division Motor-Craft, Inc. Edgcomb's Furniture Company Gerould's Professional Pharmacy Iayne's Haesloop's Werdenberg's Franklin Street Food Market Bergh Brothers Service Station Claude's Atlantic Service Station Buckholtz Snack Shack Pepsi-Cola-Elmira Bottling Co. Elmira Arms Co, Inc. Maple Farms Panosian Shoe Store L. T. McNaught, Ieweler Cory's Sharpening Service Chamberlain's Dairy Winnick's Grocery Robbins' Specialty Shop Holden.Electric Farmex-'s Greenhouse Mr. and Mrs. E. Hamilton A Friend Markson's Coca Cola Bottling Vtlorks Elmira Fabric 81 Curtain Center Hyssong Appliance 81 Refrig. Co., Bern Furniture Co., Inc. Rubinis Book Store Aster Candy Store Manhattan Restaurant Bill and Mary Elias Westervelt's Paint Store Martin's Hardware Store Edwards, 5 81 10 cent Store Mel Rose Beauty Shop Kobackers Furniture Company Diamond Cleaners C 81 K Laundry Iohnsonis Cut Rate Drug Store Comfort's Kendall Service Station Ken Strader's Food Market The Lovely Dress Shop XWhite's Drug Store American Wlarming 81 Ventilation X-Cel Dairy Store Ierry Edwards 81 Sons Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Crawford Kelly Drug Store Colonial Snack Bar Elmira Nut Shop Don XVright, Inc. Del's Fur Shop Southside Lunch Ostrander's Food Market Frank's Clothes Shop Elmira Market Place Alpert's H. Strauss, Inc. Dixie Barbecue 81 Bowling Alleys Winners Broadway Sporting Goods Store Inc Co. Dalrymple Gravel 81 Contr'g Co., Inc Doug'l Rodgers Photos Dooher's Drug Store Good-Friend Shop 'r 6 , W- WM fa? We ff MWMW 373 'Q W' wx W Maj Qfigfw M WX' Mm! ., K. ia fix NN ' ,g MW , W 9 3 5 WW A E Ljfw 5 4, 2 x I 4 , X X n , . 4 3 f US? C UN ' 1 ,WL 7? Nh gl ' xx yvygj A 4 7A M fjg I ' ., ' 1 PX Xi H 1 R fy MQW X E X L. If