Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1951 volume:

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' k'Qwf'S?'Z555'- 1 ii yg1,kzQ.k K 51-1ggQ5QEf'ljH m,mL ' '15 ' SX 55,41 . affw Q, ' ggivsjv f 'iifigvik - L 5325 sexi' I iff?N5'?'f'Rt 1 K SQ:ff1gS,fk 1 7 - 51: Us . -.: THE EIISUNIAN EDITORS Jean Miller David Sahler ASSISTANT EDITORS Literary-Joyce Cunningham Art-Lon Mattoon Features-Ruth Loeb Sports-Roger Slocum Helen Powell Anna May Robertson Business Managers-Jack Siskin Head Typists-Doris Fahr Barbara Granger Alice Goodnough ADVISORS Production--Mrs. Chapman Art-Mrs. Winsor Business-Mr. Krouse Literary Staff-P. Plowman, H. Neal, D. Martin, J. Cunningham, M. Joseph- son, B. Dolan, L. Comfort, R. Carleton, S. May, W. Spencer, W. Chap- man, M. Tahash, J. Eike, F. Tetz, J. Smith. Art Staff-M. Rusby, J. Ortiz, L. Mattoon, G. Church, D. Steele, C. Clark. Feature Staff-R. Loeb, J. Frampton fMusicJ, E. Rubin, H. Powell, E. Com- fort, C. Tomlinson fProofreaderJ, K. Kilcoyne, J. Moore QMusicJ, 7 B. Vedder, D. Sahler, J. Doebler. Sports Staff-K. Wigsten, Z. Apgar, W. Chapman, R. Gelatt, C. Ohstrom, J. Shepardson, L. Comfort, R. Slocum, A. M. Robertson, I. Loeb. Business Staff-J. Siskin, E. Sowers, S. Buehman, C. Baker, P. Dailey, B. Granger, B. Dolan, M. Collins, J. Murphy, A. Lynaugh, M. Josephson I. Ward, M. Ferguson, F. Dumais, J. Morgan, H. Neal, L. Comfort E. Cooper, J. Wilson, K. Finley, R. Celatt, D. Peterson, E. Harrison C. Caldarelli. Typing Staff--F. Dumais, M. Ferguson, N. Appleton, A. Goodnough, J. Miller D. Fahr. A-k. 3 99 ek 'Q 0.1 - gl Q 51 . if X if .v f 'f ,Q,,fQ '4 - Q Vs X5 1.3 ,.. ALMA M!-XTEH Clifford F. McNaught Principal Foreign Languages: Minnie M. Baltimore, A.B.: Madeleine Daly, A.B.: Elsa Brookfield, M.A.: Marie H. Adams, A.B., Winifred A. Prechtl, A.B. Seated: Winsor, Jean B. Rodgers, B.S., Librarian: Helen S. Art. Standing: William F. Dobberstein, M.A., Guidance Director: Elbert W. Ryerson, M.F.A., Art Director. SU THSIIJE HIGH Commercial: Donna D. VanAllen, B.S.g Marion Connelly, B.S.g Harold D. Schwalb, M.A.: Sylvia Rockwell, BS.: John W. Finlay, M.A.: Elizabeth Grube: Ruth M. Cole, B.S. Main Office: Clifford L. Harding, Vocational Director: Kathryn M. YQ' 7 English: Standing: Elisbeth C. Chapman, A.Bg Mabel I. Haupt Guidance: Leslie J. Stottleg Eleanor A. Robinson, M.S.: Jarana A. LaBurt, Ed, M. Osmond G. Wall, M.A., Academic is -, M , r V J. 'YC 1 . . f N t P'ctured in Edsonian: Anastasia Rosinski, A.B., B.S. hlvfiiign QgjlrghBBuI!iICZ?1Kz,'Ai'?lfI3r:IgleIienlEin'l?nf:gn24El'Sseilgii' ino Libiary Science, Assistant Librarian: Charles R. Miller, B,S,- Pauline C00 er A.B. l 7 A.B.: Driver Training: Florence Callahan, M.A., Englishg 1 P s 6 Mathematics: Blanche Barlow, A.B.g Helen E. Bower, A.B.g Kathleen M. Butler, M.A.g Winifred D. Lucy, A.B. H Science: Carolyn C. Austin, B.S.g Ruby M. Lee, B.S.g Kenneth C. Winsor, BS., Stanley W. Krouse, A.B.g John A. Barlow, B.S.g Luella B. Lund, BS. SIIHUIJL FACULTY as Industrial Arts and Vocation. Education: Francis Shepherd, Varner T. MacRorie lseatedig Leslie K. Travis, HS., Lynn D. Hunt, B.S.g Ward Ommercial Direct'-TT? Roscoe C- Tafbeu, M-S-, M. Hamg Charles E. Tinneyg William M. Lantzg G. Lewis Parsons, BS. ck, MS, Ed., Home Economics Directorg Rose R. Hoffman, Secretary Home Economics: Elizabeth Finter, M.A.g Julia N. Peckham, BS., Edith E. Lee, B.S. fseatedlg Eleanor A. Robinson, M.S. William F. Stewart, M.B.A., Commercialg Rachel Neiley, 5 Social Sllffliiff-95 MYfaHWY L- King, B-S-3 Mavbel E- Ziii1mgf,.P'h-B-S A.B., Driver Training, Florence Callahan, M.A., English, TYIOTHHS E. SlCI1S0I1, B-5-Z A1106 MSECHIS, M-A-5 Maflan G- Mathematics fMi1itary leavej, Hoolihan, AB., Marian LaVine, M.A., Margaret F. Flynn, A.B. 7 se X if X CLASS UF 1951 Dear Seniors: The pages of this book will record the events of our four years together. Yet, into this record will not go, cannot go, the memories of you I hold most dear-your gay insouci- ance, your little confidences, your final bursts of boundless energy that made each venture a delightful success. May the fond remembrance of these busy years, my sin- cere thanks for a pleasant experience, and my very best wishes for happiness accompany you through future years. Cordially, ff . As our Class of '51 now reaches the last step on its four-year journey to gradua- tion, the capable guidance which Miss Pauline Cooper and Mr. Thomas Stenson have offered us seems to gain a new significance. Without their sound advice and counsel it would have been difhcult to attain the successes which have been ours. We sincerely hope that Miss Cooper and Mr. Stenson have enjoyed leading us in our activities as we have enjoyed working under them toward the ultimate outcome. They have given criticism, inspiration, or praise when it was most needed. Truly, they deserve our thanks for a job well done. Dear Seniors: The time to say good-bye has come. These four years have brought ulaughter, tears, and sighs, but they have happy memories for all of us. May you keep the spirit of ,51 during the days ahead and may good luck go with you. ,JZWW 5 8 SENIOR COUNCIL lst Row: fl.. to r.J Larry Comfort, Roger Slocum, Carmen Caldarelli, Jack Morgan, Bob Budniok, Dick Celatt. 2nd Row: Katie Wigsten, Ann Lynaugh, Janice Frampton, Alice Good- nough, Anna May Robertson, .lean Miller, Carol Baker, Mary Young. Not pictured - Frank Tetz, Bill Chapman. President .................................,................ Lauis ggneli V' -P 'fl t ,....... 015 ac OFFICERS Tliigulriil ,,,, .,.. E ugeue Cooper Sggrggary ,,,, ,....,. I nga Loeb Hiszorian . . . ,. Jesse Moore ALMERIAN ABER Wellsburg Union Academic Lanky and laconic-Wells burg's loss, our gain. fi, D3 3 e X ' A is X Q Q LH j ROSE MARIE ARIKIAN Parley Coburn C ommerciai Rose-a honey-voiced thrush -always has a cheery smile -likes to cook. KATHLEEN AMACHER St. Peter and Paul's Academic A carefree chick with mis- chievous brown eyes-bub- bling vitality-that's Butch JOAN BACKES St. Mary's ' Academic Boots to her friends-give her a basketball and you have a team-typical student. CHARLOTTE ACKERMAN Wellsburg Union Academic Sincere and friendly are the words best to describe Char- lotte, with her modest nature. CLASS LUCY GERMAINE ALEXANDER Parley Coburn H omemaking Fondness for sports has Gerry -makes her life de- lightfully merry. ZANE APGAR Pennsylvania Ave. Academic Outdoorsman deluxe-driver of the famous jeep-he's solid. '4Ap loves to wrestle! DIANE BACON St. Patrickis Academic Curly brown hair and bright blue eyes-wonderful person- ality- a whiz on the dance floor. I 10 NANCY APPLETON Coldbrook Commercial Nan -a vivacious lass with shining red hair-likes roller skating. CAROL BAKER St. Mary's Academic Carefree Carol-pert and gay, does a job well in every way -definitely dependable. UF1951 ROBERT BARTON Parley Coburn Commercial Bob sure is a lot of fun- a likable chap, and a pal if you ever need one. JANET BECKWITH Wellsburg Union Academic Becky -- pleasing smile - likes to pitch in and work. LaVERNE BERCHER St. Mary's Academic , Friendliness. loyalty, energy, and leadership are the' key- notes to LaVerne,s success. MYRNA BECKER Indianapolis, Indiana Commercial A carefree square dancer with sparkling eyes-active and jolly, that's Mike. FLORENCE BENNETT Parley Coburn Commercial Stylish lass who loves dancing. Smooth describes her well. ROBERT BIERI Parley Coburn Vocational One of the '4boys -good driver-nice fellow. JOHN BENNETT St. Peter and Paul's Academic Last of the brainy Bennetts- nice guy-would do anything for a friend. GERALD BIGG Parley Coburn Academic '4Doctor Bigg -an outstand- ing track man-likes chem- istry and intelligent girls. WILLIAM BAKER St. Mary's Academic Romeo with the girls-taxi driver to his friends-always ready with a joke. 5 L1 f 4 ! I' 1 I' in LOIS ANN BLACK Parley Coburn Academic Pajama party fan-future channel swimmer - tackles any job and comes through on top. 11 l RAYMOND BOHLAYER Parley Coburn Vocational Sonny to his girl and friends. Likes candy, spaghet- ti, and Spike Jones. f S. Q 4 as X 4 LM js 2 WILLIAM BRIMMER SHIRLEY BREESE Pennsylvania Ave. Commercial g'Ducking the oyster will complete her day. Oh, to see 'the world! CHARLES BROWN Parley Coburn Coldbfook Vocational V0CUli0'H1l Corridor director-friendly Sectional wrestler-little card guy-great square dancer- -homeroom athleteg future farmer. GLENN BOWELL Parley Coburn Commercial Sparkling eyes-friendly smile -natural athlete. CLASS GEORGE ALLEN BRECK Parley Coburn Commercial Clothes his specialty-good jokes-throws nice parties. - -,swim -,.f ,.... if .M ..-,-s,.wma- .,.. -MW ,. A f :JH '1rf:TWL5 - f 5 J' i Ja Q, W . -.lei Q i f -' . af: -:L i t X, ti - . . A V My 6 9336 Zeal' eggs use sgvlgflifffe. 5 JOHN HENRY BRENZO Hopkins Street Academic Gentleman wrestler Jack- smooth in every way-hot dog fan. ROBERT BUCHANAN Coldbrook Academic Says, There,s nothing like a dame. Wavy hair, handsome face, distinguish him in any place. JOHN BREWER St. Mary's Academic Says it with flowers. Hand f some and dignified-smooth on the dance floor or as M. C SHERRYL BUCHMAN Parley Coburn Academic One of, the shy members f the class is Sherryg a girl who possesses so many lik able qualities. UF 1951 MARY JANE BUCUSKI St. Mary's Commercial A smile as Wide as she is tallg friendly to everyone. Her kind is hard to find. PATRICIA ANN BURKE Si.. liviaiyla Academic Nightingale of our .lunior As- sembly-makings of a won- derful nurse. ROBERT BUDNICK Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Sports enthusiast - dear hunter-fun in a crowd. CARMEN CALDARELLI MARGARET BUCHHOLZER Hazleton, Pa. Commercial Her pen is mightier than a sword. Dutchie -let her humor be her guiding light. HELEN BUSH Parley Coburn fx M Pariey Coburn Comme,-cial Homemakmg Carm's a storehouse of humor , Q ' Never trouble trouble till and energy-a persevering Qld -'7 trouble troubles you. Takes trackman-sparkplug of Sen- K everything in her stride. iors' motor. ,f l ANNA CAPOZZA St. Mary's Commercial Always in a hurry-likes to sing-will make her mark as a secretary. JOSEPH CAPOZZI St. Mary's Commercial His goal in shorthand is more speedg in business he is cer- tain to succeed. RICHARD CARLETON Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Dick -quiet but always de- pendable. His true loves are his guitar and his radio. 5,-,J r r 5 r ' X l I v .,. HELEN BEVERLY CARR Parley Coburn A cademic The tall, silent-type lass. fond of horses and dogs-a rock of dependability. SHIRLEY CARTER Parley Coburn Academic Carrot -a lively tumbler who will make a good physi- cal education teacher-al- ways friendly. , P H f 5 Q I B F . , , .IX X 1 a X f 'F LM i MILDRED CLARK Hopkins Street Commercial A quiet mind is richer than a crown -soft of speech and gentle of manner. WILSON CHAPMAN Parley Coburn Academic The clown of the Senior Class -tall, rangy basketball player - everybody's friend - loves little girls. EDWARD CLOSE St. Mary's Vocational Cookie -hunting and fish- ing his forte-music for lei- sure. MARVIN CHAMBERLAIN Parley Coburn Academic Mart -just give him a cow to milk and he's right athome - Mr. American Farmer. GEORGE CHURCH Parley Coburn Academic Georgie - makes frien ds wherever he goes - well- -groomed-a handy man with an easel. RICHARD A. COBB Parley Coburn Vocational Tall, loose-jointed-roams the ,halls without a care. 1 14- EL SS GERALDINE CHANDLER Chemung No. 5 Academic Our Screams of the Junior Play-crazy over horses- carefree and gay. V CRYSTAL CLARK Edgeworth Academic Gentle and demure-loves to dabhle in paint-her favorite dream is to be an interior decorator. JOHN COLLINS Coldbrook Academic Takes life slow and easy-al- ways on the go. Likes money, but work for it? No! UP1951 EARLE H. COMFORT Parley Coburn Academic Junior Play star - c a m e r a clicker - capable of g r e a t things. MARY ELLEN COMFORT Pennsylvania Ave. A,.,.J,.,...:,. 4.-.awcffitc Snookie,'-with flashing eyes, witty personality, and good looks. One ,of our peppy, en- ergetic cheerleaders. JOAN CORWIN Parley Coburn H omemaking A light heart lives long. Fun and laughter d e n o t e Joanie. LAWRENCE COMFORT Parley Coburn Academic Our Jay of the Junior Play. Feet like Mercury's on the track. EUGENE B. COOPER Parley Coburn Academic Tiny , our trusted treasurer -talkative and full of fun- at ease anywhere-likes to travel. JOAN CORY North Hornell Commercial Hearty laugh--adds color to any occasion-will someday be a buyer for Macy's. BEVERLY COREY Purley Coburn Commercial Dancing brown eyes-sporb ing good humor and spark- ling laughter. HELEN COSENTINO Parley Coburn Homemaking An easy manner, a quiet mind, make a girl like Helen hard to find. MARILOU COLLINS St. Mary's Academic Friends by the' score- a twinkle in her eye and a laugh on her lips. fl 5,2 Gia 5 lf' . M, . GERALD COSTELLO Hopkins Street Academic The man behind the football squad-short and talkative- sports his main interest. JOYCE CUNNINGHAM Parley Coburn Academic Joy -a deep dimpled smile -warm charm and gracious manner-great actress-sue cess her key word. 0 Q as Q 11 33: K! F J, ji e .JW f' E I A LM ' MICHAEL DeMARK St. Mary's Vocational Although he's shy, you can quote us as saying, He's one swell guy! LARRY DAVIES Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Talented with boxing gloves -a guy who hates crowds but feels at ease with people of his speed. FRANK DeRENZO Parley Coburn Academic Carrot-top-gets out the vote -in his element repairing cars. PAULINE DAILEY Parley Coburn Academic E1-So-Hi's Madam Editor - energy personified-lives and loves it. MARILYNA DAVIS Parley Coburn Commercial Pinky -doll-like manner- witty remarks-reserved but friendly. ALVIN DIEFFENBACH Pennsylvania Ave. Academic Tex has friends by the ream and he actually likes school. 16 III. 53 ROBERT DANKS Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Mike -tall and quiet-a valuable football player. HENRY DEAN Parley Coburn Vocational Nothing disturbs this peaceful soul-happy with life-he'll reach his goal. JEAN DOEBLER Parley Coburn Academic The patience and persever ance that will make a good teacher. Always friendly-al ways well-groomed. UF1951 FRANK DOMBAROSKI St. Casimir's Vocational A super wizard he will be, ex- ploring electricityg a regular Joe. DONALD DRAXLER Southport 9 Vocational Tackles with deceptive ease any problem on the gridiron or in the wings. SHIRLEY DRISCOLL Parley Coburn Commercial Sherry -our flaxen-haired cheerleader-good sense of humor- friendly and respon- sible. DONALD DURYEE Parley Coburn Academic Mister Bop -a band leader deluxe-spends his time danc- ing, motorcycling, and speed- boating. FERNANDE DUMAIS Coldbrook Commercial Fern -petitcfwins friends with a smilwthe perfect bus- iness woman. JOEL DWYER St. Mary's Commercial Healthy appetite-smiling per- sonality - host of friends - horse lover. 17 JOYCE DUNNE Parley Coburn Academic Dark hair, dark eyes, laugh- ing smileg our Veep of the Ushers' Club. STUART EASTON Pennsylvania Ave. Academic Play firstg then work-good athlete-innumerable friends. BEVERLY DOLAN Parley Coburn Academic Conscientious and sincere with a calm, tranquil manner- likes books, books, and more books. X, l Q-,ff f I 1 Q 1 in t fill fi. st r 1. I X ll f, I mi JAN ROBERT JOSEPH EIKE Hopkins Street Commercial Good music, girls, and hunt- ing make sense to .lan-but not history and waiting for dates. DORIS FAHR Parley Coburn Commercial Doris with her light brown hair has talents beyond com- pare. Her tickling of the ivories is really rare. 3 t o Q AQ f L ' Nay' D4 .IANICE FRAMPTON Parley Coburn Commercial .lannie,'-one half of our famous hillbilly team-a vital mixture of humor and help- fulness. RICHARD FINCH Coldbrook Commercial Square-dancing his specialty -weekends at the A Sz P- in his spare time, likes to bowl. LILLIAN FRENCH Parley Coburn Commercial Lillian believes a laugh is worth a hundred groans, and proves it by her cheery dis- position. MARY KATHERINE FERGUSON Parley Coburn Commercial I love life and I want to live -always fun to be with. KAY THOMAS FINLEY Parley Coburn Academic Ready to serve when needed -likes traveling and tennis- plans for further education. THOMAS FUDGE Parley Coburn Vocational Tom -a true sportsman- allergic to women-can be found along any stream. 18 EL SS ROBERT FERVAN Parley Coburn Academic Good for a loan-looking for- ward to a successful career as a card instructor. EILEEN FLAIG Parley Coburn Commercial Carrot top-our peppy red- head with a bow in her hair -a - mixture of sugar and spice. DOROTHY GAINES Parley Coburn Homemaking Everybody s buddy - always willing to join in the fun- wonderful square dancer. UI' 1951 RICHARD GELATT Parley Coburn Academic Tall, blonde, handsome -a ladies' man-knack for sports -a chemist Dick may some- day be. HARRISON GILBERT Parley Coburn Acaclemic Easy to get along with-takes to the woods in his spare time -one of Prof. Krouse's favor- ite pupils. BARBARA GRANGER Parley Coburn Academic Beautiful blue eyes-to see more of the world is Barb's greatest dream. ROBERT GERRARD Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Excels at sports-always an early bird-likes weekends at the lake. THOMAS GOLDEN St. lVlary's Academic An 8:45 a.m. regular-inteb ested by anything-true to his frien ds - photographer someday. LOIS GRISWOLD Parley Coburn Commercial Demure and sweet with soft brown eyes-likes to travel- nice to have around. 19 ALICE MAE GOODNOUGH Parley Coburn Commercial Shy, but with a twinkle in her eye. Loves music and dancing. CLAIRMONT HAM Hopkins Street Commercial On the football Held, in a square dance set, or in 4-H activities- Hamie is tops. BARBARA GAMBLE Hopkins Street Homemaking Jolly, good-natured, and full of fun. Her future- Sorry, wrong number. A ,V x i-,Z , f I' ' ln, l DUANE HAMILTON Parley Coburn Vocational Full of energy-all that a party needs-dislikes Crabby people. if A at A Q. ALAN HAMLIN Parley Coburn Academic Music, music, music-this is Alan's past, present, and fu- ture-he's one fine fellow. 4 if Q lfl-3' L' 4 ' fi A 1 xii- DONALD HETHERTON Parley Coburn I Commercial Slight in stature-large at heart-always on the go- bookkeeping ink in his blood. BEVERLY HEATLEY Parley Coburn Academic Dark hair, dark eyes, cheer- ful air, friendly guise-likes to square dance. RICHARD HITCHCOCK Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Cooking class expert- If I knew you were coming, I'd a baked a cake. 20 MARILYN JOYCE HANCOCK Parley Coburn Academic Slim and vivacious-Marilyn is liked by everyone. CLASS EUGENE HARRISON Parley Coburn Academic A hard worker-always ready to do his share-likes music drawing-engineering his goal JAMES HEMENWAY Parley Coburn Vocation al Otherwise Sam -known for his wit-likes food, music, and girls. WILLIAM P. HOGAN St. Mary's Academic Terror on the gridiron-won- derful brain for chemistry- lives for food and vacations. .IEANINE HENRY Hopkins Street Commercial To be a Wave is her desire, this gal with sparkling eyes With her allergy to squirt guns, one wonders- VIRGINIA HOVER Parley Coburn Academic Willowy with soft, blond hair -toots a flute in the band- cheerful. I11? 1951 PHILIP HUFFORD Hopkins Street Vocational Pine City's Humphrey Bogart -partial to sports, but likes his women. MARILYN HUSTED Parley Coburn Commercial Her friendliness proves she is a girl tbat's well worth know- ing. LOUIS JANEY Parley Coburn Technical Electricity Hard work and swell person- ality made Luigi two times president. Salt of the earth -wings on his feet. JANICE HUGHES Wellsburg Union Commercial Clem loves to allemande left on the corner. A daily bus rider. EDWARD ISAACS Baldwin No. 1 Vocational Ed -a well-liked fellow- happiest on the gridiron. MARCIA JOHNSON E. F. A. Commercial Marcie,'-short and petite- always on the sunny side of life. SHIRLEY ISAACS Baldwin No. 1 Homemaking Serene and sweet with that well-groomed look. Always there when there's work to be done. MARILYN .IOSEPHSON Parley Coburn Academic Otherwise Josie -full of fun and fancy free-a cheerful smile for everyone. L' fl . . ff lgiitff 'is ' .:u.-xiwlw'-'.' ' . Qa'xHiv'3fspsiiSll+? 44i'1,'mM fN 'i?Q is I f gifs? Jifkm., . .. 5 V .. A .A , I V, 453. - ggi? ggi? HS' N 'l Llifizv . gif' Y .iff . Q. l I?.f 'iif1z'E3 :Q 15' If . Q i 3 li' . ' ' 1: -' ' 'Q-t ' 1 , :H f 31 .s iQ2iY Masses Wiiikf ugh, ' - -aff . . 73. . 1 . .1 ggyw.-.JM .1-fsivwv-3 - ,. ' ' - . 'Y ' 'H ' A I tif' ,I I' ' f K-fe 1 . , 51 .Eloise xv f 1 Wifi 721' :ii i - 5 if if ,V ' 'f f 'ff' f, f 5 M 'f ' -. fiizw faigpf rf ??Wi?aQwhwiwswswyg . 4 fi 1 . 5 H -- .r ' 1 ' .. - A I 1 i s-if 1 ' wfflnxniw SWS! sr ' , , s A A 5 s I ' L 1334 if Q . .glider 1 43 1 eQv'ymwp fmqssgsws. 4 iam has i ' in JT Q, T' I V.. .5 'ii' ' ja, A Q 21 DEAN A. HUFF Parley Coburn Vocational To Dean, hunting and fishing are niceg detention isn't. Plans to be both toolmaker and farmer. len- khv QN, . V M li I fl. is x lil , 1 v .M MARY KESTER Coldbrook H omemaking Homemaking queen-the quiet type, but carefree-square dancing is her favorite pas- time. 2: 1 ' 1.555725 sg 3. V.:-JM - W asf v - - . w -. Mavis 1. swim? uses ' some f . I- is fs?-wfiz - .ge 5: f .1:s:25p1uv5..'I V , 1' ,- -fQ5Y...f fa , ,. ' 'P bi M .41 i - .R Tx . f' ..- .m gft ,IW 4 g .1 -s 'af 4. L ., - sj. K , , -f, -...kggqy y xl 0 ' ,Q iss f .-5r31:gsfg..g- - 35 .Elm 1231 1 Q1 w 4:-' . w :. f gs51s4'e, Env .. 'r lf' .1-Z2i'ar,3w' .W ffl-yn... f iff'?fi,ge.9 -7 use il tiiwf ...f fiszftfoff ' 1 ,gn 1 i -1 I s -g ' Qfs. . Wgfiigpiv 3 QQQQHKT wx?-f FH.. A H KEVIN KILCOYN E St. Mary's Academic Better late than never-genius at work-no, work is the wrong word. 3 H is 4 34 1' ' ' ,H nf' f i REGENIA LENOX Parley Coburn Commercial Is the future settled? Carpen- ter's regular. Peaches and cream complexion. HARRIET KNOX Parley Coburn Academic Snipper -small in stature, tall in ideas. Dancing and music play a big part in her life. JACK E. LEWIS E. F. A. Commercial Easy come, easy go is J ack,s motto-takes to the rollercade in his spare time. ERNEST KINTZ Parley Coburn Academic Ernie -a good, quiet, soci- able chap - earnest about everything. RICHARD LABUSKI St. Mary's Vocational Lum -prefers hunting and fishing to school and farm work. JOHN LEWIS St. Mary's Commercial Tiny Tim of the Senior class - always in the swim of things. 22 CLASS JOAN KISSEL Parley Coburn H omemaking Lots of force-beautiful hair -big bright eyes that see only what she wishes to see. PAUL LANDON Parley Coburn Academic The Quiet One -friends call him Gabby -likes jour nalism but is not yet decided 011 8. Career. KAY LEWIS Parley Coburn Academic Mention Kay and right away we think of Keuka Lake, yel low convertibles, motorcycles and parties. l1P1H51 INGA LOEB Parley Coburn Academic Ardent sports fan-fond of popcorn and pickles-has beauty and brains, plus boundless energy. ELAINE LYBOLT Parley Coburn Academic Our cheerful oriole-loyal to Casowasco. English is her problemg to be a church worker, her aim. MARY ALICE MANNING Catholic High School Academic Cool off with a swim-warm up with a cheer--if there is excitement, I'll he there. RUTH LOEB Parley Coburn Academic Rufus collects friends as a hobby-personality plus brains too-painting is her hobby. ANN LYNAUGH St. Mary's Academic Friendly - talkative - spark- lingg always on the go-that's gay Ann. HAZEL DELORES MARTIN Baldwin No. 1 Academic A sweet lover of Caesar in Gaul -likes distant letters- horsecrazy-enjoys talk about Air Force? KATHLEEN LYNCH St. Maryis Academic All 'round good' gal with a smile for everybody-fond of talking and definitely against homework. D. LON MATTOON Hendy Avenue Academic Lon plays a good sax--is an artist of proved talent and a man of his word. ROBERT LIATOS Parley Coburn Vocational Dark, quiet, and mysterious -Bob is a ladies' man. by' f I pr if is 5 1 Ml l ' In . GENEVIEVE MAY Southport No. 2 Homemaking Pine City gal with a liking for Pennsy farm boys. Genny is faithful to the Hay- loft-likes to dance and have un. SIGNE MARGARUITE MAY Parley Coburn Academic Our school accompanist-she enjoys anything connected with music-friendly-happy smile. 7 -9, - H V! N 0 'V E v af!Vii3' 4 X ' x I 40 ll X Q x . - JOHN MORGAN Coldbrook A cademic Jack prefers girls and sports to home work-good class worker-big wheel at Win- socki. gm : ' 7,553 2 'f t - if w ig, ' 'Q . S- r A -rrqgf g -133. I -, -a s :i JEAN MILLER Parley Coburn Commercial Be it Edsonian, the office, or a prom, just call Jeannie, and it's well-rung our Indis- pensable No. 1. RICHARD MORRIS Wellsburg Union Academic Always lively, never sad-the kind of friend one likes to have. 1 ionic.-I ,, ff? I xi vp, A gwfv . gi. QQ., 'few ' 1 ,Qa1'gl '5g ima'-gl-ju.. : f, .--gjij' M 1?-2-figirfw W s EL 55 ZEDENA MAY Thomas K. Beecher Commercial Loads- of fun-mischievous look in her slanted eyes- crazy over the Air Force. LOUIS MINOTTI St. Mary's Vocational Good enough at baseball to be scouted by the Majors. Dark, deliberate, and destined for a World Series. BARBARA MORTIMER Parley Coburn Commercial During the day you'll find Barb at the office-at nigh! maybe you'll find her homq knitting. .. --z :ms :fuefwfaffaf .mm af' :Gt L' ' , ,XN , 5,5 1, . , Wfarzffiffg . as ws' va fs 9 vigil ma so is K wiv. Sw wi' ,gs-K?g Q gif A 3 t I Av rgefsvfjivfg X5 Q 9 NY: A Q . 5 S?-A ggf Ll! ' .. we me ft 1335 'K A. 'Q- sii AK W w i 9 I bw at USR? Eegfiii S is ,.. v sf 3595 555 f if '31 ' K 'swfszrge 7 flaw--gf:+ - ' '1r,iN- '-'-.. if ' aj ,:2'2i ik 2 X4-iid? vi?-' T V U -, Lf, 'Swv 5' . 'Q . ' 451,23 :I airs. Q' .iafgei ff. 1. 'Hagar 3913 9 55.55 . v. Qt :J X. . ,, r.,, , 1 .,.t 24 DONALD MCLAUGHLIN Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Mack --looks back to Wells- burg, forward to the Navy- an expert at breaking bones. JESSE MOORE Parley Coburn Academic Silver tongued orator-stu- dent of the languages-his variety of activities proves his dislike of idleness. CHARLES MORTIMER Parley Coburn Vocational Chuck , always an early bird -spends weekends' in the woods-partial to the Army. UF 1951 EUGENE MURPHY St. Mary's Vocational Murph's identifying quality is his height-6,4 -it makes him a valuable basketball player. HOMER NEAL Pennsylvania Ave. Academic A high-pressure salesman- one of Southside's orators- will be curing your aches and pains some day. JOYCE O'BRIEN St. Mary's Commercial J. O.-at ease in a Mercury -at home in the saddle-if help is needed, she'll be around. JOAN MURPHY St. Mary's Academic Murf -enjoys good music and pajama parties-a true friend. PHILIP NEASON Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational It takes a quiet, capable guy to run a traHic squad, as Phil has proved. LEO O'BRIEN Parley Coburn Vocational Motorcycle happy. Never with- out a friendly smile and flip hello. DONALD OAKLEY St. Peter and Paul's Academic Wavy-haire d Oakie - a homeroom crooner-boxes in his spare time. LEONA OCHAB Baldwin, No. 7 H omemaking Profile of a country girl-a good housewife-sure object of a lucky man's devotion- wants to be a practical nurse. 1 X' . - . ei 1 -Q w ffafaflsfiwewwif sfgxxaziiiefsam-5ff,ggf535..Q.p an S ea zQCwPSi.:-fi :- W 1' 1 f' ' Q . , 'am I - ' 1 7' f' f V - fp- ,fi t . A A f gnu :fe . 2.5afswf,f . was gg- wg.. 3 , ,AV..,Z,+Q 123:51 , -5 , ' , 5' 334 -3:-wffgfw . . - - mr: 2-.wfmff?f . Ji -- - , . . . . -52 4. is fi f .1 -ff f ' 1: - 'LQLQQFT f:-Yif5???f ' 'e .. ' , -fwgifiwf, A ' -' 1? I 'Q R . iffwfs-5 'fftwf .J . , ' V' ff ,Q 'mi i'f'41,f- FH 5-.g ' :A i, :F .i U .v:,:1,gg5.,5ggag :gan g I Q L: ek -.L - ., V1,-gsgggf gf' ,eivqj 5- ig Vu: , A NSY F w ,.:,A'..g:.3,f.-tiffriig. g-ffbfiigizgfzqwgcsf? -fats: 3. 13 ' J-7 Lf' -- . ' ,,, .. .Q..h. r 'San J.. L , ...N Nigga. -. . Q. 44 sw.,-sa. - aa...-.. .K - ef, f . ac as . ,- , .,ara....wvA-.. A sh. .af ' Tig -251 ig DAVID MOSHER Edgeworth Vocational To his friends Zeke -a guy on the ball who likes sports. Quiet but will be remem- bered. V , n . 1 GORDON OHSTROM Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Tall and mighty among his fellow students-top kicker on the gridiron. A i?s:i'7ii'5X:5 if If N K Sgliigfiigilig-fi'-f-SQ5e'1fV' Zxkiidgig -i Nw.. x F7 QM., V' if 4 ' iifw 4 YH. f f J -I-i-.3191 fi 551--fi Lal' 1, : gs 'iffikifif f 'V I ,MQQESS f .-fn-M , '-'Q za' J fi .. -5. . fi- 1: 1' 'L e,:K55'5f- 4 ir- ,Av?+arve.-eggs- 51 , V, X ' o ' DOLORES ORR Parley Coburn Commercial DoDo,'-peppy, fun to be with, always a worthwhile friend-smooth dancer. , D K se , 3, f 212. f ' 379-' 4 l .ll X + r S LH j A JOE PARSONS Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Jose -motorcycles and cars his weakness-Navy man to be. 4 JAMES PAGE Hopkins Street Vocational Jimmy -no one handier with a gung no better fellow under the sun. BEVERLY PELLOR Gillette, Pa. ' Academic Our carefree, fun-loving Bev seems more serious. Can it be she hears wedding bells? JOAN ORTIZ Parley Coburn Academic Full of pepper and spice like the pizza she loves. Artistic to her fingertips. KENNETH PAGE Hopkins Street Vocational Big Ken-likes lively people and parties-Southside's top backstop. PETER PERFETTI Parley Coburn Academic Handsome is as handsome does -and he does his best. III. 55 DeGROVE PADGETT Parley Coburn Vocational Padge -sports, sports, and more sports--rated A-1 with the fellows and gals. ANNA E. PARFITT Parley Coburn Academic Parf -slender and sweet- graceful square dancer-will ing heart and helpful hand. SYBIL PERKINS Hopkins Street Academic Piquant and perky-lovely hair-likes good music and a job well done. UF1951 PHYLIS JEAN PETERSON Wells Graded Commercial Phyl likes friendly people- always sweet-goes for butter- scotch sundaes-future secre- tary. DARLENE ALICE PLAISTED Edgeworth H omemaking Dar -lovely blond hair-a -smile a minute-a beautician in the making. HELEN POWELL Parley Coburn Academic Unique in personality and abilities, Helen brings joy wherever she goes. MARJORIE PHILLIPS Parley Coburn Academic Dimples to her friends- sports enthusiast-works like a beaver-knows what she wants and gets it. PHYLLIS PLOWMAN Parley Coburn Academic Brains behind those great big eyes-Phyllis will accomplish great things quietly and with- out show. RICHARD PRECIT Parley Coburn Academic Dick',-quiet and mild man- nered. Rates high with all his friends. JACK PORTER Parley Coburn Vocational A genial chap4enjoys motor- cycle travel-likes good books and shop. SHIRLEY PRINCE Parley Coburn Academic Princie - an unlimited amount of energy and pep- always ready to have a good time. DONALD PETERSON Hopkins Street Academic Don - ever-ready smile - slides a mean tromboneg could be Dorsey's biggest worry. Q-sf' f I V f' - is A PATRICIA REESE Hendy Avenue Academic Sports demon-flies through life in her airplane-buzzing lips and stunts her pastime. DONALD REMINGTON Parley Coburn Academic Tall, dark, and determined- always the center of attrac- tion. li ' ' U-I , XX X E O emi? 1 l'!Li-JJ - ik V X l Aix , Jw I x is all Nix LH -5 DONNA RUGGLES Parley Coburn Commercial Good natured with laughing eyes-always ready with a joke-bangs of fun- Oh, those Cadillacsf' tg. 1 a .9 2 f T aa., 9 Ya 9 7, 'via - , ' If ANNA MAY ROBERTSON Hendy Avenue Commercial Sports are for Blondie - winning smile-collector of friends- Miss Athletics of 1951. MARY .l. RUSBY Parley Coburn Academic For Mary is a grand old name -Winsome is the word -warbles like a nightingale -amateur artist too. 1 T + C We 4 RICHARD RING Parley Coburn Short, rugged-horses in his past, present easy-going. and future- BERNARD ROCHE Parley Coburn Academic Boo -a sharp dresser and smooth dancer-rates tops with all. DAVID SAHLER Parley Coburn Academic Brain Fevern-a helping hand, big smile, sharp clothes -first things come first with Dave. '5if'cc w:f: :am ' 'wer is 'E-,.-12:3 fines.. yr: f ' . ight? ,' f f , f T?x?' ' 1 'w 3x r 1 1 5.1,-'.5f:i3'f117- f'f5..5 N .tif 28 Vt 35, 45 pf:-.7. aww!-Pl'? t .tt III. SS DONALD RISS Parley Coburn Academic The Senator -dark, curly hair-a musician with a court- ly manner. Believes in prac- ticing what he preaches. ESTELLE RUBIN Parley Coburn Commercial D A smile a minute-music is her forte-sings like a lark- artist of the keyboard. EARL E. SCHNAUTZ Parley Coburn Vocational Good looking-a capable and well-liked fellow-loves to tinker with automobiles. A Q ,wiv - J. .Q L. ' 5 . - .ww F, K f , X gi 5. Q5 K :,.'v-gwl 'le ' 2151 Lf. ' '-'ffm li 2 Ifll1'1H5l JOAN SERIO St. Patrick's H omemaking i'.loanie -tall and stately- already a successful model. She photographs well in a kitchen or a Cadillac. DONNA SHEPARD Parley Coburn Homemaking Blondie -soft of voice but outstanding personality-lots of ambition. DONNA LEE SHUMWAY Edgeworth Commercial Tall, slim, and shy as a mouse. Good times are to her liking. HELEN JANE SEYMOUR Pennsylvania Ave. Academic 'Carpenter's Hayloft - th a t ' s the place you'll find her-a willing worker and friendly ga . JOHN SHEPARDSON Parley Coburn Academic Shep -tall and good look- ing-knows the score and sticks to it. Our future den- tist. BEVERLY SINGERHOFF Coldhrook H omemaking The Puppet,'-brimming with fun and laughter. Always gets what she's after. DARLENE SHERIFF Parley Coburn Academic Doll -sparkling brown eyes and a smile that's meant for everyone. JACOB SISKIN Coldbrook Academic Jack -what thoughts lurk behind those dark eyes? Sharp wit at a moment's notice. ROBERT SEMLER Parley Coburn Academic Known to his friends as Bob -an artist and temperamental -always finds time for every- thing. F M A X 1-..f' in I if n i fl L l' In ROGER SLOCUM Edgeworth Academic A slant on Slocum shows he is always busy helping some- thing or somebody. DAWN SMITH Parley Coburn Commercial Bubbles -carefree and gay -enjoys having a good time -knows what she wants. ,l if f X N 3 'Y I . T. v ig il-4' if ix 'Qt Il II X' y 'F si' Nix I. ' -2 WILLIAM SPENCER St. Mary's Academic Bill -puts enthusiasm into all he does-whiz on the skating rink--well liked. RICHARD SNYDER Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational A loyal and enthusiastic member of our class-a finer fellow never lived. AUDREY STAMP Parley Coburn Commercial Bugsie -our bombshell of fun-always chewing gum and popping jokes-future mor- tician. JANE SMITH Parley Coburn Commercial Never a dull moment with Janie a ro un d - Cornell's where her heart is. EDNA LOUISE KSOWERS Parley Coburn Academic Friends call her Eddie -to teach the kiddies she'll be ready. DELORES JEAN STEELE Parley Coburn Commercial Dee -cute as a doll-her heart belongs to the Marines. 30 EL 55 LEWIS SNOWBURG Southport No. 17 Vocational Around school a man of few words, but behind a plow he's content. WAYNE SOWERS Parley Coburn Commercial Red hair, freckles, and a bash- ful grin-that's our Wayne, he's sure to win. NANCY STRONG Wellsburg Union Academic A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men. Nan surely Droves this. UF1951 LOUIS SYDNEY Wellsburg Union Academic Wellsburg's basketball and baseball enthusiast. He screams for ice cream. DONALD E. TAYLOR Parley Coburn Commercial Vigor plus-personality and talent combined-really can tickle those accordion keys. BARBARA E. THOMAS Coldbrook Commercial Doc --slender with a shy smile and dreamy eyes. Likes dancing and of all things- hunting! MARY JANE TABASH Parley Coburn Commercial Janie with the winning smile-tall with loveliness and grace. RAYMOND TERKOSKI Parley Coburn Academic Terk to the boys-keen sense of humor-takes his driving seriously. LOUIS THOMAS Southport No. 1 Vocational Louie -his genuine friend- liness insures for him unend- ing happiness. LOIS SWEET Parley Coburn - Academic Sunny disposition - always ready to help-full of fun. Spaghetti and sundaes are favorites. FRANK TETZ N V. Parley Coburn .- Academic rv --KL I Franky-scholarly and under- QM standing-works for and does X X the best. 1 If ,- ' In , H ' JOHN THORNELEY Parley Coburn Vocational Tyrone - dark hair, dark complexion - happy-go-lucky and likable. GERALD TOMLINSON Parley Coburn Academic i'Jerry --Jack of all trades- clever, quiet, witty - Mr. Economy. CAROLYN H. TURNER St. Mary's Academic What a gal! Full of fun and jokesg always happy and smiling. 4 X-4 Q 15 , ,Li ' ff-Q' Mg li' I 'E 9 Q L .3 J UNE WAINWRIGHT St. Mary's Commercial Small but nice with twink- ling, mischievous eyes-sure to make a hit wherever she goes. ETHEL VELIA Purley Coburn Homemaking She'll be cute as a Lady Mar- ine. Any enemy will give up to that tiny lisp and those big brown eyes. WILLIAM WALDRON Cherry Township, Pa. Vocational A loyal friend-husky-an all 'round good sport. RONALD VAN DEVENTER Lyme Central School, N. Y. Academic Not much with talk, but familiar to all-that's our Rom DURLAND VOSBURGH Hopkins Street Vocational Never worries, never hurries -nothing seems to bother him. CLASS BETSY ANN VEDDER Hendy Avenue Homemaking 'gBets', likes pizza and fasci- nating men-sparkling smile -swell gal to know. LAWRENCE WAGNER Pennsylvania Ave. Commercial He's what we term one won- derful guy -personality will lift him high. JOYCE A. WARD Parley Coburn Academic Makings of an,elementary teacher-a gal who's easy to know, but hard to forget. E HAROLD WATTS Edgeworth Vocational Pinky --twinkle in his eye -bound to be a successful toolmaker. IJF1951 ROBERT WEISKOPFF Parley Coburn Vocational ,Likahle chapg lean and lankyg enjoys square dancing and good times. CATHERINE ANN WIGSTEN St. Mary's Academic Katie is wee and Winsome- darling and devilish-and al- ways smartly dressed. WILLIAM WILSON Parley Coburn Academic A big smile-a love of fun- everyone likes our Bill, DONNA WHITMARSH Hopkins Street Academic Our 8:47 regular- To be or not to be Ion timel, that is the question -still, a gal who's tops. DAVID WIGSTEN St. Mary's Academic 'Our happy-go-lucky Dave. rare compound of fun, frolic, and fascination. ALLAN WISE Parley Coburn Academic Whenever there's talk of fun anywhere, you can bet your life Wise is there. JAMES F. WILSON Parley Coburn Academic Known as Jimmy -easy to get along with-distinguished by his motor scooter. .IEANNE M. WOODWARD Purley Coburn Academic Unique gift for comedy- when this farmer's daughter comes to town with her pod- ner, things begilfte happen. NORRIS WEAVER George Washington Academic Nice lookingg happy-go-lucky, hot-rod on a motorcycleg hits the high spots. Qui 63' ,f x r I t I' .,. EUGENE WOYCHAK Coldbrook Vocational Unassuming-a good natured, valuable player on any team. I MARY YOUNG Hopkins Street Commercial Suzie -Tall and dark-nice to know-never at a loss for words-likes eating and muslc MARILYN L. ZIEGLER Parley Coburn Hornemaking Angel Face -friendly, trim -quiet-but oh, so mis- -chievous. WILLIAM HILL Parley Coburn Vocational Everybody's friend - Willy is sharp on the court-aims o be a farmer. HONOR STUDENTS JACK BUCKHOLTZ Parley Coburn Vocational Buck -an endless supply of jokes - soda jerk - football player combined. BERCHER, LaVERNE B. LOEB, RUTH BLACK, LOIS ANN MARTIN, H. DELORES CARLETON, RICHARD T. MILLER, JEAN A. COMFORT, EARLE H. MOORE, JESSE O. COMFORT, LAWRENCE O. NEAL, HOMER D. CUNNINGHAM, JOYCE A. PLOWMAN, PHYLLIS M. A DAILEY, PAULINE M. SAHLER, DAVID F. l DOEBLER, JEAN M. SISKIN, JACOB I. , DOLAN, BEVERLY F. SLOCUM, ROGER A. FAHR, DORIS J. TETZ, FRANK F. GELATT, RICHARD H. TOMLINSON, GERALD A. LOEB, INGA WILSON, JAMES F. 311. First Row: J. Cunningham, M. Ferguson, Miss Brookfield, Advisorg I. Loeb, President, J. Miller, Secretaryg G Tomlinson, Treasurer: D. Martin. Second Row: P. Plowman, J. Doebler, B. Dolan, P. Dailey, D. Fahr, L. Black R. Loeb, A. M. Robertson, H. Powell, L. Bercher. Third Row: H. Neal, R. Slocum, F. Tetz, D. Sahler, E. Comfort J. Wilson, R. Gelatt, A. Hamlin, J. Moore, J. Siskin, Vice-Presidentg R. Carleton, E. Cooper, L. Comfort. N!-JTIIJNAI. HU UH SUIIIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ye ffl N i in fd .. 1 C Y F This year, for the first time, Southside's Honor Students come under the revised system which was put into effect by the Student Council in 1947. A student committee, with Abraham Golos as chair- man, and Mrs. Carolyn Austin as advisor, worked with a faculty committee under Miss Madeleine Daly, to bring about a change that has affected every student for the past four years. Report card marks were revised in order to provide a greater range of grades. 1, 2, and 3 were abolished, and in place of them 'it was decided that A, B, C, D, and F should be used, with A+ 95, A 90, B 85, C+ 80, C 75, C- 70, D 65, and F 64-0. ln addition, the standards and requirements for sen- ior honor rating were raised. Thus, to receive graduation honors a student now must earn, instead of seventeen term 1's, twen- ty-one term A's or their equivalent in B's-two Bis equaling one A. So that students will sustain effort during the third and fourth years of high school, at least seven of these term A,s have to be acquired in the junior year and the first half of the senior year, and at least two in the first semester of the fourth year. In view of this revolutionized method of marking, we can look with pride on this yearis honor stu- dents and salute them for their ability and perseverance. 35 A ack Mmdeyq Becker, m Gilbert, Snyder Roth ef 5 Com IN STUDIC ONE Senior Stars in Person Appear in 3-ACT COMEDY DeRSm'0 BEST FOOT FORWARD g'Buckle down, Winsocki, buckle down! From those rousing strains which literally blew the velvet open upon those kute kids-Katie, June, and company, speaking their cheerful little earful of welcome--to the final curtain call, 1951's Senior Play was a howling success. Highlights of the hilarious comedy, set in a boys' prep school, were Don Remington discussing women, Gene Cooper dancing with his pillow, Bill Chapman caught short , Joan Serio as his gorgeous date, Miss Delaware Water Gap, Jeannie playing the blind date as only she could, Joyce Ward in teacher's shoes, Bill Spencer, the Prexy, who couldn't understand a young manis fancy, Kevin's almost-Oxford accent, Roger, Myrna, Carmen, and Ann convincing in supporting roles, Dick Gelatt of The Weekly Bugle, Joyce being sweet and brave, Kay stunning as the cynical Hollywood star on a publicity jaunt, Dave, her world-weary agent, and finally Jack Morgan in the sym- pathetic role of the unlucky Bud who had asked two girls to the Prom. Inspired direction by Miss Moxley, brand new flats by Mr. Lantz and his boys, perfect props for the boys' dorm, gorgeous gowns, and most of all, herculean efforts on the part of the publicity and ticket chairmen were all factors in a memorable event. 36 Caldarelli, Morgan, Remington, Chapman, Q V, YQ aww' Sahler, Cooper, Amacher, Morgan, Spencer, Gelatt. h Woodward, Ward E 5 . BeckCY,LYnau Cunninlbam' Sena, A Slocum, Spencer. o 37 U Q 5 2 rev' we C The Barker Hg! D og Ven dots C6ff 'E7l1. A COMEDY Today we have a special TV feature showing a flash- back of that famous old movie, OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. With the same giddiness and excitement of Emily and Cornelia, we, the Class of ,51, embarked on the open seas for the first time. Our hearts were fluttering as we ex- citedly boarded the SHS. ELMIRA in September, 1947. Being a bit bewildered at first, many of us had a hard time getting situated on so large a ship. To steer our class, route to success, the ship was propelled by Tug- boat Tom and Chris-Craft Cooper, assisted by our faithful Captain-Pete Perfetti. Invited by the passengers of the upper deck, we eagerly participated in their Mardi Gras celebration by vending hot dogs from a gaily decorated booth, but our biggest thrill of the year occurred on April 22 when we were given the run of the ship. My, what a showing the Barber Shop Quartet made at our Variety Show! And our memories wander back to the wonderful time we had at our first dance-g'The Kiddie Anticsf' Our crew continued to follow the merry footsteps of Emily and Cornelia. When we returned from Vacation Land, our spirited group chose Captain Chapman to guide us on our second lap of the journey. After Bill had been mysteriously lost at sea, the position of captain was assumed by First Mate Dailey. CLuckily, Eugene Cooper rescued marooned Bill a year later in time to prove 4'There's nothing like a dame. l The gold supply gradually increased after we staged the Pumpkin Ball and the Valentine Candy Raffle. Therefore, by the time Sophomore Day arrived, we had already won recognition from the other passengers aboard. The hold of the ship provided the right atmos- phere for our barnyard festivity. Who can forget Jeanne Woodward and Janice Frampton as the country-styled gals entertaining the crew with their hillbilly songs? When we boarded the ship in 1949, our hearts still rang with merriment since we were honored with rank of upper shipmates. Versatile Louis .laney now took command as captain. On December 14 the public address system 33 Mystery In the Library 'J lu Four! ACTS 0 broadcast the voices of our great orators-Moore, Cun- ningham, and Neal. To show our loyalty to Cupid, we staged the Cupid's Twirl on February 9, and when the gusty days of March arrived, a talented group of our crew produced the spooky playh-4'lVlystery in the Li- braryf' Bloody hands, spider webs, eery green lights, blood-curdling screams mysteriously emanated from no- where. For weeks the passengers felt icy chills up and down their spines because of the superb acting of Gerald- ine Chandler. Jeanne Woodward, Joyceiiningham, Beth Newell, Roger Slocum, Eugene Cooper, Earle Comfort, Frank DeBenzo, Bill Chapman, Larry Comfort, Dave Sahler, Allan Wise, Bill Wilson, Carmen Caldarelli, and the mystery man-Jesse Moore. F 1111 Ag the C 61-nival On May 12 a southern breeze blew over the crowd as Joyce Cunningham and Jack Brewer entertained at their cotton plantation. To conclude a very enjoyable day, we staged the traditional Junior Prom. The starry moonlit deck was touched by our magic wand and changed into a technicolor garden of romance. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Cinderella- Jeanne Woodward, and Prince Charming-Bill Chapman. When the ship docked for the summer, we were still glowing with precious memories of the Prom. September, 1950-lt didnit seem possible that we had reached the last lap of our journey. Our riotous time had made the years sweep by as quickly as the tides. We ushered in the fall season with a gay round-and-square get- together. What fun we had decorating our shoes, advertising our play '6Best Foot Forwardf' Then, with the jolliness of Santa Claus, we presented our White Christmas Dance, and when the wintry days of February approached, we heated the atmosphere by holding a carnival in the game room. Our last rendezvous was the Senior Prom, May 29, on top of the dance deck. Our toes twinkled as we danced, with visions of world conquests in our heads. There never had been-there never would be again-such a wonderful night. As we bade farewell at Commencement, we honestly knew that there T onntry Style would never again be a Hfirst time. Our hearts were young and gay, and we were leaving a part of them forever on board the S.H.S. ELMIRA. Solving the Mystery 39 Cin MY ell 3 an A pfknfle Clxarnima BEST ALL AROUND GREATEST TALK an S E I Q .du BEST QANCERS is MOST A HLETIC 5 ' ll I gli' j oo 4' l It f-:Q . vt Q 115 est Au. mono X ' l essr ACTOR 9- AcTREss I X MOST POPULAR 5' fs . MOST www aesr okEssED'BEsr missin BEST LGOKING , P P E5 f f 1 bww Q X Q., 'f if 'Sign Mosr ATuLE'ruc I A 1 0 , I 1 . 1 .P - G ar A ' f-ff 1 V ' .A - , , I I k,. : ,4- no X I 0 1 X - fc ? 32:55:33 BESTIDDKING GREATEST 'rALKER + 15:93 n Q H I 3. 3, M X X I N Q, 1 w V f Nb-o X ' X Most' EN Ream 1 li , 'f 1 PRESITIESTHAIR 5 E 3 W s 'ff 'MOST . I , I . INTEUJGE T A i ,Q 9 'if K ' g A PT 1 'A A-K . pf Most Lucsnv To succ esp MOST BASHFUL L. 11 Mosr nnuumr Q l L 7 1 A - 'M ,ll V . , -I. 0 .. IQ as ll xv X L QS e I CQ -4 Q -. ,lex X 6x O0 1 9 0 mt -MM 0 O 0 0 00 KX f R 2, 9 1121? T HE IT UH LEAVE IT Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. North and South America and all the classes at South- side High! This is your favorite quizmaster, R. U. Real, sponsored by the makers of Bromo Bismol, who say, Ulf you have butterflies in your stomach, don't add to the upset-skip the next class! And now, on with TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT! Tonight's contestants are members of the Class of '51 from Southside High School. Their question is, GTO what lucky person would you give your outstanding pos- session ?', Donald Draxler-To Clyde Howard-my graceful walk. Sherryl Buchman-To Sherryl Sherman-my little black book. Germaine Alexander-To Shirley Carpenter-my nursing skill. Bill Chapman-To the monkeys in 210-a bunch of bananas. Anna Capozza-To Anna Mae Bly-my long hair. Marilyn Iosephson-To Teddy Hollenbeck-my information about Mr. Schwalb. Lillian French-To Norman Horton-my unpatented laugh. Pauline Dailey-To the next editor of the El-So-Hi-my headlines. Bob Semler and Lon Mattoon-To Paul Hollenbeck--our artistic talent. Beverly Corey-To Mary Ellen Skelley-my successful parties. Shirley Prince-To Shirley Esaias-my vacuum cleaner to pick up all the dirt. Mildred Clark-To Richard Peet-my vim! vigor! and vitality! LaVerne Bercher-To the next Student Council President-my ability to lead. Janice Frampton-To Rodney McConnell-my banjo. Jeanne Woodward-To Sandra Black-my fiddle. David Sahler-To Paul Fields-my scientific mind. Donna Whitmarsh-To Neill Kilcoyne-my amazing speed. Geri Chandler-To Ginger Chamberlain-my horse sense. Mary Ferguson-To Bob Cunningham-my dimples. Donald Riss-To Harold Fanning-my love for the railroad. Doris Fahr-To Paul Miller-my typewriting speed. Kevin Kilcoyne-To Tommy Fisher-my undeveloped Oxford accent. ,Ioyce Cunningham-To Phyllis Kerlin-my acting ability. Jack Morgan-To Jerry Hughes-my shyness as Bud Hooper. Well, audience, you've heard the answers. Now itis up to you to decide who wins the chocolate-covered pogo stick and a bottle of Kennel No. 5, The audiometer will register your vote. No whistling or stomping please. All right, now, here we go . . . 0 ' . f sae 0 Q at af, 00 0 0 'Tix 42 O 6' LM Q7 if wr tl ,Z W Qty X W Q fill: 'VH7 l :: MQ THE 1-1 Sept. 15- Take Your Shoes Off, Lucyi' at the Senior Dance. Sept. 22-Dr. Alpenfels rattles '4Dry Bones. Sept. 23-' Oct. 5- Skip To My Lou at the Sophomore Dance. Oct. Oct. 10-The Audubon Society 5'Taut Dey Taw A Putty Tatf' 12- Row,'Row, Row Your Boat on Columbus Day. 15-The Crusade for Freedom produced 'cThe Miracle of The Bells. Oct. 20- In The Sweet By and Byv with Albert Otto. Oct. 23-26-X-ray examinations-'LI'll Be Seeing Youf' Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 28-NGO Hornets Go over EFA. 8- Papa Donit Preach To Me after the P.T.A. meeting. 10-Freshman Dance- Rock-a-Bye Baby. HIT PARADE UP 1950-1951 15-See'gTheTumblingTumbleWeeds at the Physical Education Demonstration. 21--Lettermen's Dance- The Alphabet Song. 23-24'-No Turkey In the Strawn raffle on Thanksgiving. 1-2- McNaBiery's Band keynotes the Senior Play. 15-SHS vs. EFA--'LA Tisket, A Tasketf' 19-We did 'gThe Christmas Waltzi' at the Senior Dance. 20-Winter vacation took us on a Dreamer,s Holidayf' 'I' 'I' 'I J an. 5-We watched the 6'Happy Feet at the U-E game. J an. 22-254Begents Exams proved 'g1t's Later Than You Thinkf Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1-The Spring Hope Show took place on 4'The Sidewalks of 6-They did the i'CanCan Polka at the Senior Carnival. 7 New York. 9-EFA-SHS game-'4We've Got a Right to Sing the Blues. 12-Lincoln's Birthday- The Battle Hymn of the Republicf' 13-The Grisham Assembly- Music, Maestro, Please. March 1-Thursday Morning Musicales produce Music, Music, Music. March 13-Freshman Day Dance showed many a 4'Baby Face. March 22-Weill march in the Easter Parade during Spring Vacation. April 6-7-Junior Play- Keep Your Eyes On the Stars. April 13-4'Doing What Comes Nachurlyn at the Sophomore Day and Dance. April 20-They were 'tHigh On the Listi' on Honor Day. May 11-Junior Assembly and Prom were held with Pomp and May 18-Spring Concert- lt's a Grand Night for Singing. May 29-Senior Prom was sprinkled with Stardust.', May 30-Memorial Day- You're A Grand Old Flag. Circumstancef' ' June 1-Senior Day and Sophomore Dance bring back Memories.', June 18-G'l'll Get Byn in Regents Exams. . June 26-At Graduation we said: MSO Long, ltis Been Good To Know You. O 0 W u 1, ,wr Q . , fkfyif W- Worm's Eye View Any Friday Morning Something's Phony The Four Charms Men at Work Anything Can Happen Miss Football and Friend - Luk A KW Miss Rheingold of '51 Aren't We Devils? A 4-5 Smooth Operators Pause That Refreshes X L3 iix is A.. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS W JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 46 -Q- if' SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS '-'Hi 50? AN CL A55 OFF XCERS QL HOMOBE ss QYYXCERS A FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS Addley. Janet Allen, Donald Amrhein, Jean Anderson, Beatrice Andrus, Kathryn Appleton, Joyce Arcaro, Margaretta Austin, Shirley Bailey, John Baker, Joann Baube, Donald Bennett, Carolyn J. Bennett, Marilyn J. Bergh, Nancy Bixler, David Blanchard, Al Blend, Jean Bloom, Ralph Blossom, Shirley B. Bohlayer, Raymond Bowman, Marilyn J. Bradley, Marlene Brewer, Mary Catherine iff? J A 6 a I Y! V,. O r i til it ' Y' UA Bristow, Fred C. Britt, Berenice Brown, James Bulas, Beverly Ann Burt, Jessie Burt, Judd Callahan, Florence M. Callnin, William Campbell, Arlene Campbell, Beverly Jean Carey, Joyce Casselbury, Donna Carroll, Donald Cartarius, Ludwig Chamberlain, Kathryn Chamberlain, Richard Christian, Marjorie Christman, Donald Clark, Kenneth Clemens, Barbara Cleveland, Richard A. Cobb, Dick Cobb, Larry Cobb, Maureen Colborn, Robert S. Cole, Margaret R. Cole, Maxine Collins, John Comstock, Stanley Coppola, Ronald Cordier, James Costello, Mary Esther Coughlin, Margaret Cowan, Lois Cox, Wayne Craft, Dick Crippen, Robert A. Crowningshield, Nancy Cullinan, James Cunningham, Robert Danaher, Nancy Deilmler, James Devon, Lucia Dickerson, Jacquelyn Dickinson, Charlotte Diehr, Richard Dombroske, Robert Donovan, Bette Draht, Lois Draht, Louis Drake, Gerald Dunlap, Raymond Dunlap, Robert Dunn, Shirley Dykins, Lyle Edwards, Shirley Elliott, Gail Epley, John Ernest, Kenneth Fanning, Harold F. Fields, Paul Fisher, Elizabeth J. Fisher, Thomas M. Fitzpatrick, Walter Fletcher, Joyce M. Flynn, Doris Flynn, Paul E. Folmer, Shirley Ford, James Forsythe, Marianne Frank, Glenn W. Frasier, Kathy French, Edwin F. Fritz, Rita Genung, Paul George, Albert EI. S5 OFFICERS President ...... Dick Chamberlain Vice-President ........ Bill Steed Secretary .... Mary C. Woodhouse Treasurer ......... Don Wheeler Historian ...... Florence Callahan Gessi, Theresa M. Gilbert, Donna Gillin, Carolyn R. Gilmore, Mary Ellen Golden, Beverly Good, Thomas Gray, Roderick G. Greven, Aphrodite Greven, Eugenia Groezinger, Donald E. Guinane, Madeline Hall, Doris Hall, Virginia Halm, Elaine Hammond, Donald Hansen, Diane Hardiman, Terrence Harrison, Edwin Henley, Robert Hewitt, James Hillyard, Lois Holden, Roberta Hollenbeck, Robert Hollenbeck, Ted Hoobler, Diane Horton, Norman Hughes, Jerry Hunter, Phyllis Italiano, Josephine Jacque, Barbara James, Paul Janeski, Geraldine Janey, Bill Jessup, Donna Jean Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Nancy Kamp, James Kapp, Gordon 7 ADVISORS Miss Ritter, Mr. Schwalb Keitier, Marian Kellogg, Dennis Kerlin, Phyllis Kibbe, James Kilcoyne, Neill Kintner, Jo Ann Knapp, Richard E. Knowles, Betty Jane Lambert, Bob Lambert, James Lawes, Margaret Lee, Nancy LeFeber, Robert Lewis, Jay Linehan, Connie Liskovec, Mary M. Loetzer, Rose Lord, Lois Lovell, Larry Lovell, Pat Lowery, Carol Lowman, Lorraine Lutz, Evelyn Lyon, Jean Machamer, Roy Maier, Marilyn Mallos, Anne Maltzer, Mary Theresa Maney, Hugh Martin, Stephen Marvin, Irene May, Edna Mazur, Marian McClure, Betty McConnell, Janie McConnell, Rodney Mclnroy, Donna Mclntosh, Don McKenna, Mary Jo McLaughlin, Joyce McNett, Ann Mease, Bonnie Middaugh, Larry Miller, Bob Miller, Garrett Miller, Paul Mingos, Hila Modica, Giacomo Monroe, Ronald Montgomery, Lelan Moody, Mary Morgan, Bob Morter, Charles Mortimer, Marjorie Newton, Jim Niver, Benjamin Norman, Dawn Ockerman, Nancy Ogden, Art Orbanac, Nancy Owens, Dick Page, Carolyn Painton, Bob Paltrowitz, Francine Pickel, Jean Marie Plaisted, Patricia Plummer, Patricia Poorman, Margaret Potter, Dick Powers, Dretta Powers, John Prunier, Mary Anne Purvis, Lorraine Randolph, Ronald Redner, Shirley Richardson, Joan Richardson, Thomas Roberts, Barbara Roberts, Dick Robinson, Shirley Ross, Donna E. Rowe, Phyllis Roy, Lois Rubin, Nathan Rusin, Jimmie Ruth, June Saltus, Eileen Saunders, Harry Saxon, Alice Scharf, Robert Scheepsma, Lois Schewe, Diane Schlock, Carole Schmitt, Delores Searles, Fred Segur, Jean Seeley, Jonas Seely, Richard Seymour, Gladys Seymour, Hilda Sheive, Dick Sherman, Sherry Skelley, Mary Ellen Slingerland, William Smith, Barbara Spillan, Jimmy Stafford, Betty Stalis, Diane Stanton, Robert Steed, Bill Stickler, Mary Sturdevant, Carole Sturdevant, Marilyn Swan, Bob ' Swimelar, Carol Taylor, Alice Taynton, Thurza Thomason, Robert Tobey, Alan Treat, Bob Turner, Ellen Urquhart, Marilyn Van Gorden, Lee Van Ness, Margaret Van Nostrand, Robert Vaughn, Bob Von Neida, Bob Walker, Doris Wellman, Marian Wheeler, Donald Wheeler, Ginger Wickham, Shirley Wildrick, Ann P. Williams, Ruth Wilson, Shirley Mae Wood, Patricia Woodcook, Lillian Woodhouse, Mary Cla Wynne, Peggy Yeska, Charles X : lm' Q ax' VL ire J? ' f 1 'Tc ,L ff c ,' Q K OFFICERS President ......... Paul O'Leary Vice-President. . .Dick Remington Secretary. .Georgina Cunningham Treasurer ......... Ronald Burke Historian. . . ...... Carol Brink Adams, Edna Alexander, Wilhelmina Allen, Sylvia Ames, Douglas Andrews, Gail Appleton, Diane Arikian, John Arm, Robert Atkinson, Kay Bacon, Frank Banfill, Barbara Barnes, Mary Louise Bebble, Richard Bedrosian, Mary Louise Belig, William Bement, Mary Jo Benjamin, William Berguson, Alyce Bigg, William Black, Sandra Q O ' X H Blades, George Blanchard, Shirley Bly, Rosalie Bower, Robert Bowers, Kathleen Boynton, Marian Brand, Jack Briggs, Albert Brink, Carol Brownell, Dawn Buck, Raymond Buckholtz, Jerry Budnick, Francis Burke, Ronald Burkett, Pauline Callahan, Patricia Canis, Marilyn Carey, Richard Carl, Robert E. Carpenter, Jack Carpenter, Shirley Carrigan, Robert Chamberlain, Virginia Chapman, Lois Ann Clark, Fritz Clark, Jill Clark, Mary Clark, Phyllis Clark, Roger Clark, William Cobb, Allan Cole, Nancy Comfort, Barbara Comfort, Charles Comfort, Eugenia Comfort, Lynn B. Conklin, Betty Connelly, John Cooper, Glenn Cornwall, Patricia Cortright, William Costello, Diane Costello, Steve Couse, Harold Cowley, Mary Frances Cox, Jean Cram, Wiladene Cuer, Shirley Cunningham, Georgina Currier, Paul I. Cusick, Doris Danaher, Thomas Davies, Ruth Dawley, Lois Dean, Lyle Dean, Sandra Decker, Bob Dell, Richard Detrick, Jo Ann DeWater, Frances Draht, Albert R. Drake, Art Draxler, Marie Driscoll, Arlene Dunkel, Mike Dunne, Jack Dunne, Jerry Eaton, Joanne Eichner, Phil Elmer, Dorothy English, Don Enyedy, Joan Enyedy, Mike Esaias, Shirley Evans, Averil Evelin, Doris EL SS Farmer, Robert Hendrickson, Briton Faulkner, George Ferris, Norman Fish, Shirley Fishbough, William Foehner, James Forsyth, William Foulke, Ardelle Fowler, Kirk A. Frank, Daniel Fravel, Clyde Fredericks, Berneta Freeman, Janet French, Ken Friends, Ellen F risk, James Frisk, William Fudge, Donald Gallavan, Renamarie Getola, Donald Gillette, Patricia Golden, Edward Good, Margaret Graham, Shirley Granger, Mary Ann Greatsinger, Stephen Green, Myron Green, Shirley Grim, Gail Grove, Donald Haflett, Walter Hale, William Hamlin, Ronald Haner, Arden Hart, Lewis Haw, Jacqueline Held, John UF '53 Henderson, Craig Henley, Mary Jane Hess, Edwin Hill, Gerald Hill, Jean Fitzpatrick, George E. Fives, Connie Hill, William Hitter, Sue Hofmann, David Hummer, Rosemary Hunsinger, Beatrice Jerzak, Nellie Catherine Job, Mary Lou Johnson, William J oralemon, Joseph Jutzi, George Kankus, Dick Keefe, John Keenan, Betsy Kester, Sally King, Don Kinner, Velma Knapp, Joyce Knapp, Lois Kolesar, Barbara Ann Krause, Doris I. Krazinsky, Fred Kuster, Eileen Ladd, Jacquelyn Lamb, Sylvia Lambert, Helen Lawson, Beverly Layton, Rita Lee, Barbara Letson, Dave Lewien, Rachel Libby, Edward Lisi, Larry Loop, James Ludwig, Phyllis Lgmbard, Lois Lynch, Eileen Lynd, Rosemary Lyon, Shirley Mace, Charles Mace, John C. Mack, Joan Mandell, Joan Marie Martel, Larry Martin, Phyllis Mattison, Donald McCabe, John A. McCarrick, Robert McDonald, Richard Mears, Mildred Miller, Alice Minster, Daniel Molter, Fred Morgan, Jim Moss, Ronald Motiska, James Moylan, Bryan Mullen, Gene Mulligan, Joan Murphy, Frank Mussaw, Carol Neal, Berna Neiley, Yvonne Nichols, Phyllis Norris, Janette 0'Brien, Patricia Olson, Donald Orbanac, Dolores Ostrander, Richard Padgett, Duane Palmieri, Michael Park, Donald Parsons, Lynn Patrick, Sarah Pautz, Joyce Peet, James Pike, James Rafferty, Barbara Redner, Joan Rogers, Frances Rosekrans, Elizabeth Kay Satterlee, Beulah Seymour, Mary Jane Slocum, Augustus Slocum, Stuart Smith, Patricia Smith, Reed Spence, Rachael Sprague, Howard Springer, Charlotte Stanton, Donna Steed, Wally Stevens, Katherine Stiles, Duane Strong, Gretchen Struble, William Sturdevant, Norman Swimelar, Louise Barbara Temple, Dave Truban, Irene Tryon, Don Turner, James Tuttle, William Vallis, Dorothy Vivian, Robert Mrs. ADV ISURS Lund, Mr. Stottle Volker, Gwen Voorhis, Alice Vosburgh, Eleanor Wagner, Frederic Waldron, Joseph Wambold, Betty Warne, Robert Watkins, Albert Watkins, Dorothy Watts, Laurene J. Weaver, Mary A. Wheeler, Carole Whipple, Dick Whytock, Eleanor Wildrick, Joseph Wilson, Henry Woermhke, James Wood, Donald Wood, Velma Woodward, Barbara Yeomans, Raymond X lp' lmuf 1 l Q -39 an 1 N, 95:55 f Granger, Janet OFFICERS President ......... Mary Mosher EL SS Vice-President. . .Catherine Keefe Secretary Treasurer. . . . . Historian Kathleen Reardon . . .James Buffalin . . . . . . .Cornelia Supple Ackerman, Dale Adair, Charles Allen, Jane Anderson, LaVerne Anderson, Marilyn Andrews, John Andrus, John Armstrong, Carol Augustine, Joseph Baker, Edwin Baker, Marilyn Barilla, Carmella Barrett, Letty Bartlett, Roberta Barton, Joseph Bateman, Mary Ellen Bauer, Richard Bedell, Grace Bennett, Eugene Bercher, Theresa Bernard, Clifford Berry, John Bianculli, James ,3f'f' ,. C 7 S X ,. O I' ' K 0 Q 4' i 1 g NX g g Blakely, Dolly Blitz, Robert Bly, Anna Mae Bogaczyk, Ronald Borgeson, Joyce Bowes, Carol Brewer, Virginia Brink, Audrey Brown, Marlene Brown, Roberta Bryan, J 0Ann Bucuski, Theresa Buffalin, James Burbage, Patsy Burgess, Guy Burnett, Beverly Cady, Carol Mae Capozzi, Ermina Case, Janet Cassada, William Cecchini, Catherine Cecchini, Joyce Chamberlain, Robert Christastic, Joseph Christian, Carl Christian, Ralph Clark, Clair Clark, Florence Clark, William Cole, Eugene Collins, Patricia Comfort, Barbara Comfort, Jean Comfort, Winifred Connelly, Barbara Connelly, Darwin Connelly, Mary Connelly, Timothy Cook, Joyce Cram, Mildred Crowley, Mary Lee Crowningshield, Shirley 1 52 Curren Jane Dalrymple, Mayre Lou Dann, Carolyn Dann, Raymond Danyew, Barbara Davis, Audrey Davis, Joan Davis, Richard Davisson, David Decker, Edna Jean De Renzo, Albert Dickinson, Bert Dickinson, Charles Dillon, Marjorie Dixon, Ronald Dodge, Michael Dolan, James Doland, Milford Drake, Edward DuBois, James Dumas, Thomas Dunkel, Anita Dunkle, Henry Duryee, William Eike, Nancy Epley, Carole Everitt, Gordon Facemyer, Walter Farran, Carol Farrell, Catherine Fischer, Ruth Ann Fish, Barbara Fisher, Bruce Fitzwater, Neva Fitzwater, Robert Flashphaler, Gordon Frank, Dean Fravel, Virginia Frawley, Lawrence Freeman, Virginia Fridmann, Sherrill Gamble, Carole Gardner, Richard Genung, Ronald Gierspeck, Marcia Goodenough, Mary Ann Granger, Louise Greven, Peter Grim, John Griswold, Ardyce Grogan, Bernard Guinane, Mary Guyer, Ronald Haines, Harold Halpin, Lyle Hale, John Hall, Mary Hanchett, Carl Hancock, Robert Hauer, Gene Hartman, Harry Hayes, Raymond Heater, John Hendy, Gerald Hennigan, Joel Hill, Clifford Hill, Janet Hink, James Hitchcock, Joan Hodge, Sylvia Hofmann, Glenn Holland, Mary Hollenbeck, Larry Hollenbeck, Paul Hornbeck, James Hughes, Leroy Hughey, Dianne Huntington, Evelyn Jack, James Jay, Howard Jerzak, Arnold Johnston, Mary Ann Johnston, Wesley Keefe, Catherine Keefe, Joseph Keister, Wayne Kelley, Judy Kelts, Bruce Ketcham, Bruce Ketcham, Douglas Stump, ! Ketter, Raymond Kiefel, Rhoda Kohan, Dorothy Kolesar, Marion Kruckow, Frederick Kwasney, Philip Lacey, John Laughton, Lorraine Lemoncelli, Janet Lewis, Carole Ann Lewis, Robert Liskovec, Joseph Loetzer, Christine Longenberger, Richard Longstreet, Donald Loveland, Richard Lowman, James Ludwig, John Lusk, Foy June Lynch, Ann Mace, Tracey Maier, Alwynne Maines, Martha Mallory, Joseph Malone, Kathryn Marsh, Joyce Martelli, Gloria Martin, Joyce Mashanic, George Mason, Nancy May, Gerald McCann, Thomas McCarthy, Hugh McConnell, Gerald McConnell, Martha Sue McLaughlin, Bernard Meholczo, Janet Merrick, George Miller, Patricia Miller, Ruth Mold, John Montgomery, Dean Montgomery, Gerald Moore, Charles Morrell, Nancy Morris, Bruce Mosher, Doris Mosher, Mary Mosher, Sandra Moss, Ann Nemeth, George Nero, Albert Nichols, Dale Norris, Shirley Ogden, Norman Oliver, Pearl Orr, Donald Ostrander, Mary Owens, Donald Owens, Ronald Page, Joan Palmer, Norman Palmieri, Joseph Parks, Clifford Partridge, Barbara Patchadlo, Elizabeth Patterson, Ian Paul, Michael Peet, Joyce Perry, Robert Peterson, Joanna Peterson, Richard Peterson, Verna , Pickel, Frederica Pidcoe, Neal Pierce, Edward Pierce, Shirley Pierson, Nancy Pike, Leland Potter, Robert Powell, James Pryor, Daryle Purdy, Dawn Quayle, Mary Rafferty, Beverly Rauscher, Raymond Reardon, Kathleen Renko, Frank Rietmann, Nancy Ripley, Barbara Ripley, Kathryn Roberts, Gerald Rosekrans, Robert Ross, Marlene Ruth, Robert Ruvolo, Nick Sahler, Andrea Scheive, Beverlee Schneider, David Schneider, Sylvia Sekossau, Norma Scott, Patricia Shepard, Robert Silverstein, Florence Smikowski, Jean Smith, Arthur Smith, Ernest Smith, Gerald Smith, John Smith, Nelson Smith, Robert E. Smith, Robert L. Sondersted, Carol Sonko, Lee Sowers, Gary Spirawk, Richard Sprague, Nancy Stanton, Charles Stanton, Earl Stanton, Merkle Stickler, Rexford Stowell, Joy Stowell, Robert Straw, Lawrence Strawn, Albert Strawn, Paul Sally Sullivan, Barbara Supple, Cornelia Sweeney, Mickey Taft, Judy Templar, Beverly Thall, Gladys Thorpe, Patricia ADVISORS Mrs. Burke, Mr. Travis Tremaine, Phyllis Uhl, Johanna Ury, Donald Usdane, Robert Vaccaro, Betty Vandermark, Arthur Van Patten, Sandra Vineski, Rita Wainwright, David Wainwright, James Walker, James Walsh, John Weiskopff, Gordon Whitesell, Stanley Whitman, Richard Whipple, Susan Wigsten, Judy Wilbur, Kay Williams, Beverly Williams, Richard Wood, Bernice Yeisley, John Yorke, Dean w s' it 5 fl? IWW '- '09 1 Qi-5 ig. y-M.,-Q xg Lk Q I A I 4.44-'.5 '-f'A F Q5 , x , rj ,R 'f Q Q4 -.aw IM? 'ls 25, 1 'Qgwk 'lm M ,aszgwg - 115974 F -,az 1 .125 1 Y f -. 2' ' f 'E' Y .- I L , , . 35,1 vi 3 5 5 sxkxwaegxsxx ' A ff Af Aww Ja 'fughm an ' ,L ff ' LaVERNE BERCHER Student Council President THE PEUPLE First Row: Left to Right-G. Cooper, Humane Society, M. Green, 017g P. Hollenbeck, 105, C. Comfort, 0113 R. Perry, 01g J. McMahon, Junior Historical Societyg N. Horton, 217g H. Neal, 2123 R. Vivian, 2153 J. Buf- falin, 107, R. Stowell, 05. Second Row: Left to Right-Mrs. Austin, Advisor, K. Reardon, 108, M. C. Woodhouse, 1025 D. Steele, 207g D. Hoobler, 204, 1. Truban, 104, R. Lynd, 119, M. Arcaro, 2053 M. L. Job, 1183 L. Bercher, President, B. McClure, 2013 A. Griswold, 115g C. Supple, 2165 M. Lawes, 203g T. Bercher, 113g Mr. McNaught, Advisor. Third Row: Left to Right-D. Cusick 117, R. Loeb, 206, L. Martel, 02, R. Diehr, 218, P. O'Leary, 045 D. Olson, 033 R. Scharf, 2143 W. Wilson, 2133 R. Crippen, 117, E. Cooper, 210, L. Black, 2095 J. Clark, 116. Not pictured: P. Eichner, 012. ST DE 'I' EUUNIIII. Q OFFICERS Z X President LaVerne Bercher Vrce Preszdent Eugene Cooper 7 ws Secretary Ruth Loeb Treasurer Lois Ann Black flu, 4 'I WIA! f M Advisors ..... 1. . Austin, Mr. McNaught 1 1 v 1' .W ' Ii' 2 J I 1. W Tv j, Current: 5, Allen L. job, B en ,- C C0mioriMMi3rown, M' gjmsexiia Vine' x. P noixenilicid T3 R. BW' 'L Freeman' Ham m' ' R w C re? R lCfy 1 : Lwhee A . Back 0 lfghefi w G cooverii- 8 W Hogan A 1 T . b, R' . '. . M. Gfeen' j k, S' Lam ' t Rowi U' tin R- Vmaiiliivpen' 5' B ac R. Wagner, K. Ca JUNIIJH OFFICERS President ........... Robert Vivian Vice-President .... Charles Comfort Secretary ...... .... M ary Lou J ob Treasurer .......... William Hogan Student Council Rep. John McMahon Ad . . vzsor ..... .MISS Marian La Vine HISTUHIII I. SUIIIETY This year a new organization took its place beside the already established ones at Southside-the Junior Historical Society. Its pur- pose is to further the study of historical institutions and to prove that history can be interesting and rewarding. A desire to promote these principles is the qualification for membership. ' The Society was formed on October 17, and with Miss Marian La Vine as faculty advisor, elected Robert Vivian, president, Charles Comfort, vice-president, Mary Lou Job, secretary, and William Hogan, treasurer. Since its formation, the Junior Historical Society has undertaken a number of projects. For example, Marlene Brown was appointed to attend lectures given by the County Historical Association and to re- port on these talks at the regular meetings of the junior organization. Another activity in which the members have engaged is the writ- ing of reports on various city buildings and organizations. In this way they have become better acquainted with the City of Elmira and its advantages. During its first year of operation the Junior Historical Society has achieved a commendable record. In future years' it should prove extremely successful and a popular adjunct to Southside's list of activities. 58 1 ' J- '- LandaatH5'I2'Hws.sg,1:. 1'0'Ss1.L... llchh 1 11 an, M- , J. M . ozer, D. Wzitglsg' gflmfort, ggfienna, tgirijofports - B . . f 0VHn alas, L1tera'J- Bennett C ' E L- 5 IJ -HI W The News S+aff o'FS+a1'ion SHS Advertising Manager-J. Sisking Staff-J. Lyons, J. Miller, K. Chamberlain, M. Urquhart, K. Frasier, J. Woodward, J. Morgan, D. Sahler, H. Neal, S. Black, A. Evansg Business Manager-B. Thomasg Exchange Editor-Z. Mayg Art Editor-L. Mattoong Photographic Editor-D. Sahlerg Circulation Editor-R. Snyderg Circulation Staff-L. Lovell, R. Cun- ningham, P. Fields. 59 PSI OFFICERS President ............ Janice Frampton Vice-president ........... Joyce Dunne Recording Secretary ........ Doris Fahr Corresponding Secretary Marilou Collins Treasurer ............... Ann Lynaugh .Mary J. Tabash Assistant Treasurer ....... Estelle Rubin . .Crystal Clark Carolyn Austin Assistant Treasurer. . . . Assistant Treasurer. . . . . Advisor ......... Mrs. I. U Ii P P Open to Senior Girls Cnly Mrs. Austin, D. Fahr, M. Tabash, J. Dunne, E. Rubin, C. Clark, M. Collins, A Lynaugh, J. Frampton. 60 First Row: W. Hogan, W Rorick, T. Durneis, D. Connelly, A. Drake, J. Dunne, J. Carpenter, R. Carey, G. Cooper, J. Dunne, M. Baker, F. J. Lusk, C. Barilla. Second Row: C. Cady. L. Comfort, H. Fanning, D. Pryor, J. McConnell, N. Pierson, A. Sahler, P. Thorpe, G. Thall, T. Bucuski, J. Borgeson, K. Malone, Mrs. Austin, R. Dann, J. Lemoncelli, M. Bateman, R. Potter, C. Gamble, C. Stanton, J. Kelley, S. Van Potter, B. Williams, W. Comfort, J. Hitchcock, R. Vineski, S. Schneider. Back Row: C. Epley, R. Hamlin, N. Crowningshield, R. Hancock, G. Hendy, D. Riss, G. McConnell, R. Smith, R. Davis, R. Carl, D. Padgett, T. Fisher, P. Greven, D. Ury, M. Buchholzer, A. Parfitt, M. Kolesar, R. Perry, J. McMahon, J. Baker, R. Kiefel, J. Page. H ANE III. B The Humane Club of Southside High was founded in 1943 by Mrs. Ralph Austin. Its purpose is to interest the students in the ac- tivities of the city, state, and national humane societies. Students from any year of high school are eligible for membership. Regular meetings of the Humane Club have been held every other Thursday. On alternate Thursdays in the auditorium the club showed noon movies open to all students. The annual party was held on the evening of January 24-. At another time there was a round-table dis- cussion of the laws of New York State pertaining to the humane treatment of animals. In April the members assisted the local Humane Society by filling the envelopes for that groupis annual membership campaign. This spring the club had a picnic and meeting at the Humane Societyis animal shelter on the Lowman Road. On May 11, the Humane Club's annual assembly featured a movie and the presentation of awards to the elementary and high school students who had submitted the best posters in the Animal Poster Contest conducted by the club during National Humane Week, May 6 through 13. 61 OFFICERS President ............ Jack Carpenter Recording Secretary ..... Jerry Dunne Corresponding Secretary Joyce Dunne Vice-President ......... Richard Carey Treasurer ............. Arthur Drake Publicity Chairman. .Thomas M. Fisher First Row: P. Silverstein, B. Warne, G. Drake, S. Creatsinger, B. Kelts, L. Dean. Second Row: R. Potter, R. McConnell, C. Fravel, B. Schuler, R. Dunlap, R. Genung, R. Dunlap, Mr. Shepherd, Advisor. Third Row: H. Shook, L. Hart, D. Schuler, J. Brown, C. Brown. ST GE BREW TRAFFIC SU All Standing-R. Bower, A. Dieffenbach, R. VonNeida, P. Huiford. Seated-C. Ham, C. Faulk- ner, R. Snyder, D. Draxler. F LIHH HY IIUUNEIL Seated: hi. Halm, B. Dolan, J. Cory, V. Hover, L. Cowan, L. French, J. Wheeler, M. For sythe. Standing: B. Campbell, M. Bennett, B. Keenan, R. Loetzer, N. Crowningshield, B Donovan, R. Crippen, I. Marvin, B. Swimelar, B. Woodward, S. Austin, C. Bennett, C Mussaw. FL li SHUI-l F. Molter, C. Comfort, Mr. Finlay, Advisorg H. Shook, R. VonNeida, B. Grogan, F. Kruckow. 63 X360 io we ge. Naming Call gh: All Out Coming Arr ractions 7' WH l'C1Ifl11 Wa iting LOCK 8 wma. Guess Who? On the Town Kmd 2 Thre- OSP' e Lime 4 was R ll Q5 The Old Timer lim Gaxs Wh0'S W SRCPY e ho :P Thang ivy' N ' . V7 'J ,F t ., A N Y , ,Ez M , .1 ?':.1'ff ug 5:27.-ssl '- . Y' L , ,V L . Mi xg ' 1 ,x 2 ...all 'E , ,Q Q 1 V V -' C , A .il T,.Av, W ' - 2 ff ' ' S rf' af. ,.. K Q, is N ,V 3 X 'awww I K- 1 ' K W . , ,fpm,..f K W Aqlwzh . X m A, W' - 'N B P 1 ff wi Mm k ,W . f Goin' Our Way? -A :ff :V -Q ..,,..-' X Q wi, 'L mi 4 Q2-4. , w,K53 H95 I 95- ' ffl. Wind Blown Gals ww :KW B WS? M 3 if 533 Hi Thefex' Q - ' on okwoffhs 'f nf A. will Sam Going Places 65 Ridin' the Rails Tough C X 2 - .. , o 1 o 353575 43 is f -, li ? 1 5 , ful! . 1 ww 4 , , Tarzan fgtlca fed Guys TIJPS I PIJPS Before the 1951 Edsonian camera now pass in review the music groups of Southside High School. Mr. George C. Abbott, Director of Music in the Elmira schoolsg Miss Dorothy E. Connor, director of S0uthside's vocal groups, and Mr. William F.. Biery, director of the orchestra and band, are re- sponsible for the Vital structure of the music department. Thanks to them,and to the many enthusiastic students who sing or play instru- ments, there is music in the air everywhere. It is particularly an im- portant part of assembly programs, plays, and parades. For instance, the Christmas Assembly on December 19, 1950, was given entirely by the choirs under Miss Connoris baton. The song- sters appeared in choir robes and were arranged in equal numbers on each side of the stage, while between these two groups the Christ- mas story was enacted. Donald Riss, Jacob Bennett, Richard Sheive, and Robert Warne sang solos as shepherds. Janice Frampton sang the part of the angelg and Phyllis Kerlin, the part of the Virgin Mary. The combined choirs and the glee clubs showed their ability and sound training at the twenty-seventh annual Spring Concert held in the Southside auditorium on the evening of May 18, 1951. 1n the morning the Vocal groups presented their annual music assembly. Following the concert, the yearly Finale Dance was held from 10-12 in both gyms. The Boys, Glee Club consists of numerous talented boys who get together to blend their voices in song. For the Christmas Assembly and the Spring Concert this group rendered fine musical selections. They also sang for the Arctic League broadcast, a community-wide project. Turning to the instrumentalists, we say three cheers for the band in green and white that has led our players to victory on the foot- ball field and that made popular in the halls of Southside the well known iBuckle Down, Winsockilithe theme song of the Senior Play, BEST FOOT FORWARD. The orchestra plays for assemblies. Not only does the music help to create an air of opening night at the theatre, but it gives a certain dignity to the assembly. At Commencement it plays dignified melo- dies suitable for the occasion. ln the spring of the year the orchestra and band join the other music groups in putting on the Spring Concert. The Edsonian camera has attempted to present in a few flashbacks the highlights of Southsideis music department in 1950-51. To every student at Southside who is familiar with the music groups, these brief scenes of activity will always bring hack nostalgic memories. Miss Connor Mr Biery Mr Abbott 1 66 UHEHESTHA Standing: Signe May, Accompanistg Mr. Biery, Director. First Row: V. Hover, H. Knox, J. Doebler, K. Frasier, S. Lamb. Second Row: J. Hewitt, M. Cole, L. Lovell, J. Loop, D. Olson, R. Hamlin, J. Kelley, M. Green. Third Row: E, Harrison, J. Arikian, D. Duryee, M. Mosher, J. Carpenter, E. Huntington, C. J. Martin, D. Davisson. BA First Row: V. Hover, J. Doebler, H. Knox, D. Groezinger, D. Olson. Second Row: J. Hewitt, M. Cole, R. Gallavan L. Mattoon, J. Arikian, A. Dieffenbach, R. Hamlin, J. Lewis, Third Row: J. Held, E. Haner,J. Loop, T. Good, M Mosher, J. Carpenter, J. Dunne, G. Dunne, D. Duryee, A. Ogden, D. Bixler, R. Scharf, D. Peterson. Standing: Mr Biery, Director, E. Harrison, M. Hancock, E. Harrison, J. Detrick, H. Neal, J. Dunne. 67 BUYS' ELEE EL B Front Row: R. Ring, L. Anderson. VV. Johnson, J. Hornbeck, R. Raucher, R. Genung, D. Connelley, R. Stickler, J. Ludwig, N. Palmer. J. Buffalin. J. Grim. L. Comfort, J. Barton, R. Potter. Middle Row: J. Powell, R. Haneovk, H. Haines, C. Comfort, J. Carpenter, R. McConnell, C. Ackerman,, .l. MvConnell, E, Smith, P. Genung, R, Dann, L. Pike, J. Fochner, P. Usdane. D. Riss, J. Bennett, H. Dunkle, R. Vivian, T. Danaher, L. Sydney, J. Bassett. Back Row: J. Arikian, M. Dunkel, R. Davis, K. Ackerson, D. Olson, M. Stanton, L. Mattoon, J. Moore, D. Davisson, C. Adair, C. Dickinson, L. Straw, G. Dunne, C. Parks, J. Dunne, R. Warne, I. Patterson, B. Keets, R. Sheive, C. Hanchett, P. Silverstein, G. Hofmann. Front Row: G. Andrews, L. Sheepsma, R. Arikian, l. Truban, R. Williams,,D, Gaines, B. Patchadlo, A. Dunkel, B. Fisher, D, Jerzak, J, Kissel, S. Sherman, S. Perkins, L, French, D. Mclnroy, H. Knox, Director-Miss Dorothy E. Connor. Second Row: B. McClure, M. Rusby, H. Powell, V. Chamberlain, S. Lamb, D.'Watkins, K. Chamberlain, E. Lutz, S. Carter, C. Linehan, C. Schlock, J. Segur, J. Stowel, C. Page, M. J. McKenna, P. Kerlin, S, Allen, D. Norman, J. Richardson, S. May, N. Bergh. Back Row: L. Watts, J. McConnell, L. Sydney, P. Eichner, P. Silverstein, E. Harrison, C. Comfort, C. Dunne, J. Moore, L Mattoon, R. Warne, D. Riss, R. Sheive, R. Vivian, J. Bennett, L. Comfort, M. Cole, J. Henry. IIHIJIH 68 GIRLS' BLEE III. B Front Row: S. Edwards, C. Keefe, R. Williams, M. Bennett, N. Danaher. A. Moss, C. Mussaw, R. Miller. F. Clark, P. Miller, B. Sullivan, F. Bagley,,S. Mosher, S. Robinson, J. Fleteher, P. Clark. Middle Row: P. Smith. P. Burliage, S. Whipple, M. Quayle, F. DeWaters, M, S. McConnell, D. Pryor, Mold. Gilmore, .l. Frampton, M. Rusby, J. McCon- nell, E. Saltus, M. L. Clark, J. Weeks, M. A. Johnson, D. Cassellmury. J. Dickerson. A. Taylor. l.. Woodcork, B. Burnett. C. Armstrong, C. Volker, M. Weaver, L. Lawton, A. Driscoll, H. Lambert. Burl: Row: S. Norris, C. Dann, J. Italiano, F. Silverstein, M. Crowley, J. McLaughlin, J. Allen, N. Lee. C. Wheeler, C. A. Springer, D. J. Jessup, N. Ockerman, D. Blakely, J. Stowell, J. Mulligan, P. Tremaine. N- MOFFCH, R- Kiefely Af EVHUSM- Cole, P- Marlin, S- Lyons, J. Meholczo. S. Schneider, P. Clark, M. Hall, K. Reardon, J. Granger, B. Rafferty, M. A. Forsythe, C. Bowes C. Cady, C. Supple, S.May, J. Uhl, R. Fisher, J. Dickerson, M. Mosher, L. Dawley, D. Connelley R. Genung. Middle Row:A. Griswold, P. Scott, D. Mosher, W, Cram, B. Williams, J. Borgeson, E. Rubin, E. Capozzi, M. Brown, J. Lemoncelli, J Cecchini, M. Mears, M. Becker, J. Serio, C. Page, P. Thorpe, N. Rietmann, S. Stump, D. Blakely, M. Mortimer, M. Moody, S. Patrick, M. Granger, S. Van Patten, M. Coughlin, M. Sweeney, B. Connelly. Back Row: J. Buffalin, J. Basset, J. Barton, T. Danaher, R. Hancock, R. Cann, B. Keets, D. Ackerman, J. Dunne, J. Keefe, C. Parks, D. Olson, D. Davisson, C. Adair, R.Dombroske, P. Dickenson, R. Davis, I. Patterson, M. Stanton, J. Dubois, C. Hanchett, J. Dolan, J. Bennett, J. Powell, R. Potter. Front Row: R. Raucher, W. Rorick, M. Coodenough, J. Symkowski, G. Martelli, A. Davies, 69 1. 'hn- SHS ATHLETIC MENTORS Seated: Roland George, B.P.E., Director of Physical Edu- cation and Health Instruction. Standing: The Coachesg Harold Schwalb, M.A., IV Basketball and JV Football, Robert Habersaat, M.S., Baseball and Assistant Varsity Footballg Francis Shepherd, Wrestling, Francis Mullins, M.S., Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball and Track. SPUHTS in REVIEW Sports at Southside were both hot and cold this year, with some mediocre performances thrown in for good measure. Apparently only baseball and football are Southside's meat. Compiling an overall 5-3 record, Southsideis fourth football team had a very successful season. Under the guidance of Francis Moon,' Mullins and Robert Habersaat, the Green and White warriors battled their way to the second slot in the Southern Tier Conference. High spot of the season was the fourth straight triumph over our cross-town rivals. Although many of the players were outstanding, only four were ofiicially recognized. Chosen for the Elmira Sunday Telegram All-Scholastic First Team were halfback Tony Weaver and center Ron Marks. Hornets on the Southern Tier Conference All-Star Team were Tony Weaver., who made both offensive and defensive clubs, ,lim Hollen- beck, defensive quarterback, and DeGrove Padgett, defensive end. When the ,layvee football players hung up their equipment, they boasted a 2-2-1 record. Coach Schwalb, taking over after Mr. Simonet re-entered the Navy, developed some very good varsity prospects. Under the coaching of Francis Moon,' Mullins, the Hornet cagers came through with a record of five Conference wins and 14- losses. This team, however, won more Conference games than had any other Southside basketball squad. Unluckily, before the season was half finished, Southside lost five of her players to the armed forces. Later on, four more missed games because of injuries or illness. Only ,lim Feldmanis performance earned for him a spot on the All-Conference second team. Coach Harold Schwalb's ,layvee basketball squad finished the season with a re- cord of four wins and 14- defeats. Considering that this Freshman-Sophomore team faced older, more experienced, opposition, it made a good showing. To cap an otherwise unimpressive season, Coach Francis Shepherd's wrestlers came up with three Sectional champs and third place in the Section IV meet. After helping compile a 5-5-1 season record for the Hornets, Bill Brimmer, Don Christman, and Dick Dean walked off with Sectional championships. Co-captain Dean completed his high school career with'26 straight victories in scholastic matches, two Sectional championships, and the Outstanding Wrestler award, while Brimmer captured three straight Sectional championships. Apparently 1950 was not the year for Track, since Hornet runners fared poorly. The capture of second place in the Geneva Relays was the greatest achievegnent. In that meet the hurdles relay team of Jerry Lenox, Ed Cavanaugh, Webb Comfort, and Larry Comfort set a new record of 57.6 seconds. But-in 1950 the Homets excelled in baseball as they swept the Southern Tier Conference championship under the direction of Coach Bob Habersaat. Veterans Tony Weaver, Jim Hollenbeck, Jerry Rothwell, Lou Graham, and Lou Minotti were top per- formers. Loaded with team spirit, this team could not miss. If next year's squads can turn in at least equal performances, everyone should be satisfied. However, let's all hope that sparkling material and top-notch coaching can produce even better overall marks. 70 1 . n Y 'Nh Y - ' VJ I : H , 2 P 1 w- I .E ' -g . 1 . f -X 5 A , f 'i-- ig 1, :L , ...L-22 V' 1' ' First Row: L. Gva'oam , . Uanke' , T. Kxcbar dsovf' , S. Gas Row-. Ps. Y-Xaxxchavd, S. Kane, R. Ma Vlkgexexf, S. Bevlku, A. Weaver' , VJ. Hog Dean' ,D . Yadgeu' , X. X'XoXXexx'oecXU' . BT osXix , . C .G. Bowie K YXoXXenbeck, Yr. G umf , Y. Dumb: das' , X. GQXXXQSS' , an' , W . Steed' , S Buckhokvf, Ys. ni. Second 'F D am , . Ghamb Noam ,Z R B y l ihex 'ouxgbi G. H 5uXXXv an' , Ys. D1asXer ', X. ev, LX. George mid' , D. Vos YJ Kea-assi, X. Nxonevx , D. W' , U. Whed mn fu -in 3, X Mx Ij ff Aff 1 f : .rn 'GiM?'f MG.-'31 X X I X - y jf Qe . ' JJ af' f me X X 5H5 '-13 SHS'-18 5H5 '-26 SHS 14 SHS 7 SHS. '13 SHSM' 9 ..--19 72 Bin 5 J0hnZOnNCerth I I ity' . ' ' ' 0 ..,..32 Mont P ?:diC0ttICii15aUt, . . I Emestowniin'-.,.A0 FA, -20 Ithaca-'-,... -.13 Bin go Central 4 . . u ' 0 G Okseuom' , . edakn' , B. Uea it U. BKamxXng , KCCBYYXGK, 9 memxen A 7. . 12' I 1? lv: D. H In Coljnellyi, R. ' 3 Wagne monde, W HUP? Jlcfllonaldf Yi Da 5 J. Keefe ', H. 7? McCanna , R Olea ka Ak, C Hend , . Ury naber, R eat , M. ryf M 7' erson 'Z 1? H 7 SHS- ' , R.. Y . DILYO 59 e Dunk 5' gr. hid a omans K M Enyedyf, K Few I1 , Rorirk. Sedona' I? el , Coach, I1 Scizwalbg 1 Row: A. Watlrinsf, C Sk' yes, A. Smitlzf, Ii Saunders ' SCHEDULE EFA ' Elmira .26 EFA ' SHS. . - 0 Ithaca SHS. - - '13 SHS- - ' ' Ierf, C. Steed' ala: Sllnff M t'1r 'Z J. D mnerf, D.01'::aa , D. Letson. u.9 6 Heights' ' 1.13 -.13 , S Costello 'Q .L I d , R. B lr 4, R uBois,b Eagassa da ', F035 A. n1r j D. Stilesf R. Loveland C Yes- ! 4' Letterman Zeb fi? ,Z f f ' X XY X A . 24 47 47 40 58 70 56 42 36 54 5 1 55 38 33 63 'off C ofoemgxvi ' 9. Qui -le GSYQQXS ' . qi. . Y, 5 'I' 1 S wkofaizilcgaw . ' '9 5 Q elflnglgbeaax Qlfgliw' 5969 Yr.-we SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... 3 ll SHS... 1 yr' ll gl I SHS... l g SHS... SHS.... li ' v v SHS .... V A Y E SHS .... . . SHS... I lm G SHS .... .ll-'li 0 X ROV SHS.... 4, . MM SHS .... , A X tx SHS .... ,lx SHS .... X K SHS .... 1 SHS .... SHS .... 74 43 69 30 47 619500, ' '29 we .. C959 twnwliqli H035 'Y Small wx 9- 'cXNZv tw' SCHEDULE Bingo North ........ 65 Elmira Heights ...... 56 Bingo Central ....... 74 Elmira Free Academy 48 Vestal ............. 60 Union-Endicott ...... 28 Horseheads ......... 58 Johnson City ........ 57 Ithaca ............. 47 Cortland ........... 48 Bingo North ........ 64 Bingo Central ...... 52 Elmira Free Academy 43 Vestal ............. 38 Union-Endicott ...... 66 Johnson City ........ 37 Cortland ........... 56 Ithaca ...... ..... 4 2 Waverly .....52 X . Sod? 313 -1- 0611, 50435. legteflggag- 17 - Ibleo fcyefacb, lag eQf.' Q AAQ7 3.11. re SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... SHS .... IP qw.-' . , g Cyalklqt 6' Cro!! I A 2 L t 4 : j. l , 'J' Q ' f X Qagtzikt P 0 I 4. 619161. HZ-43.4. , gmc ' 0- all Lrohfx fl!- ! 'dz P33100 T161-in-1 L ' . opej SCHEDULE 19 Bingo North ........ 59 54 Elmira Heights ...... 32 37 Bingo Central ....... 54 30 Elmira Free Academy 43 43 Vestal, ............. 50 33 Union-Endicott ...... 68 52 Horseheads ......... 38 32 Johnson City ....... 38 1.-E2-f 31 Ithaca ............. 41 qmq 36 Cortland .... ..... 3 2 W 45 Bingo North ........ 59 'I RQ 40 Bingo Central ....... 56 ll 28 Elmira Free Academy 55 33 Vestal ............. 43 47 Union-Endicott ...... 62 24 Johnson City ........ 58 55 Cortland .... ..... 4 5 36 Ithaca ..... ..... 64 75 First Row: S. YSoXXexx'oecWF, X. Aiea kXoXAen ' , Px. Q1-I eavex' , 0.Ha11fxXto1x' , Mgt. XC Yag,e , Ys. C'naxn'oetXdm , Yx. Yau fo , L. Wxnoti . Second Row: ckfxck' , G. Pm ck ovqwzew' . L. Grahaxux. 3.10 V beisaaxg A. Geotgei, 3.490 dx, 9. Gtoevlxngesf , C. Shane .Xixfxvi . , YM Qs 4, W. Stes vouch Awe G. Yadgeuf, . 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SCHEDULE MAY 3 Ithaca . .... 7756 SHS . . . . . . 185 EFA ..... .... 3 3 MAY 6 Endicott .... .... 4 1175 EFA . . . . . . . 29 Johnson City ...... 39MAYSHS .... 2155 11 Corning Free Academy 49 SHS . . . .... 46 X l ff- KB MAY 13 ld ff ,f I X VF Bingo North ...... 3716 EFA . . . . . . . 33 f Bingo Central ...... 36 SHS . . . .... 2316 I MAY 17 SHS .............. 52 EFA ................ 52 ,a ig- X MAY 20-GENEVA RELAY CARNIVAL fi 1 I Penn Yan .......... 20 Geneva High ........ 7 , SHS .............. 15 Canandaigua Academy . . 4 . EFA .............. 11 DeSales .............. 2 X Syracuse Central .... 10 Phelps Central ...... 0 Mynderse Academy . . 8 S Y MAY 27-WESTERN ZONE MEET rn' Ithaca .............. 75 EFA . ............... 1816 SHS ................ 21 Waverly ............ 165 JUNE 3-SECTION IV MEET Ithaca .......... 33 7-10 Cortland ...... .... 9 V2 Bingo Central ........ 15 Waverly ..... 8 1-5 EFA ............ 13 1-5 Vestal ....... . . . 6 Bingo North ...... 12 1-5 Johnson City 5 1-5 Endicott ..... ..... 1 1 Oneonta ..,.... .... 5 Norwich . . . . . . 1016 SHS ....... . . . . ZW out on mov. YS. 'L 59251 X00- 9QObXe ' , CJ. X50 xfkwaq, 0.9011 4 ,'YXXos05Soxx,C. kbw- st Ywoor. KL no 1. Qadbxovi , YM ing: Q.. to 0 9. x' Yu. C,XeNeB-m6 , os30N . Fifa 9 ' new , . sy' Stand 41.Y:ixwe , Bacon' . ' NM. 5Xxe,QXxe,1A KC mme' , 9. Okme 966' , 9 . K1 agen fi' , Yr. Woes' , S on Yiwu ad-.Y . Cmxsimgwasv . CBQX5, ,Ya 'leo Swag' , YN. Cekia ex' , X.XXwe1w1a e,QNsa,'5. '5Xocmsw. 1 -aged, Swe,i',Y'. 05awage1N,G. 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SPIJHT5 SNAP5 S I-IPS W vI 1 ..A 5 -, Y V :,.g1 3 3 5 L . lf 'P'S Wh, 1 ' f . f-, up X mv' kgr. f . 'WK-n, L'f 5 ' K.. ,, A25- '2 Y W0 nf M ' O 8 V iz' A Y f i-7 ' .E Q if si 1 , , ,g ' V, , . ' .I U Q ' .VA,f 4 I, ,'LK,, - ',.' 1, Vkh- 'K ,kkf 5 ' X . K 2 Q ' f ,- A law wt . ' .Q 83 5 si R E l . 455 'J ST: 'L SPURT5 M j SHUHT5 Miss Cleveland, Miss Ritter ' The athletic ambitions of Southside girls are centered around the Cheerleaders, the Cheerleaders Club, and the Girls Athletic Association.These girls are those who, like the boys in competitive sports, enjoy using their athletic skills for the honor of the school as well as for their own enjoyment. Under the leadership of Miss Judy Ritter, the Cheerleaders Club, as well as the Cheerleaders, came through a highly successful season. The sale of pillows, pennants, and hats by these girls fostered school spirit by adding a touch of comfort and a spot of green to the various sport events. Their Vic dances after the home basket- ball games were thoroughly enjoyed by the enthusiastic rooters. At basketball and football games the girls in green and white--SHS Varsity and JV Cheerleaders-spurred the boys to victory and sparked the enthusiasm of the crowds by their cheers and formations. To close the football season the varsity squad gave a dinner and dance in honor of the victorious Hornets. On the other hand the Girls Athletic Association consists of the girls of Southside High School who are interested in becoming better players in sports activities. Through this association we try to develop co-operative qualities in each girl. We want her to be a good loser as well as a good winner, to work as a team, and to react properly to a referee's decision. Basketball, volleyball, softball, badminton, and tennis are our major sports, plus a number of minor sports such as ping-pong, bowling, and tumbling. The girls who participate in the five major sports compete for a trophy. This year's Senior team, in its Junior year, won this trophy for all major sports. An All-Star Volleyball Team was selected by Miss Cleveland to go to Ithaca High School December 2, 1950. The girls who represented Southside were P. Reese, M. Coughlin, I. Backes, A. M. Robertson, S. Blossom, I. Marvin, M. Stickler, M. L. Job, and M. Mosher. Thirteen cities were represented and by a process of elimination SHS made the finals, only to come out the loser to Ithaca. We are proud that Southside High girls made the finals and that they had a good time and were a credit to their school. To raise funds to carry on its activities, the Association sold pencils and pillows and also had noon dances. Part of the money was spent to purchase for its record player an amplifier to be used in the physical education classes at Southside. This year has been a successful one for the entire girls' athletic department and we hope there are many more like it. '13 C , J! 6' Q isa 4 cacgii L 1 ff- -1 J' 84- Uwwltq Cheerleaders Club and J. V. Cheerleaders ll l 1 I l I ffl ATJM 125' fpxfxmm A fl? A fN 'N e i f ,X ar ei G Q' f i F I3.' WMF !': AAL. , if ?' ?'g,?E QF G in 2. af. h ERE ll! 322133 xxs xxx 5414 f , 4' 1 , Z W' 'MY 4, 'H 1 if dia! tl' gf' Q!! Wx First Row: C. Bowes, M. Anderson, G. Martelli, L. Dawley, J. Dickerson, S. Carter, V Pres., Miss Clev l d visor: A. M. R b ' ' ' ' ean , Ad- o ertson, Pres., I. Marvin, Sec., M. Poor man, S. Schneider, V. Freeman, E. Turner. Second Row: M. Morrell, S. Patrick, P. Martin, S. Norris, G. Locks, J. Norris, S. Lyons, J. Comfort, A. Berguson, G. Bedall, T. Bucuski, VI Fravel, P. Thorpe, M. Crowley, B. Britt. J. Backes. C. Dann. B. Comfort. N Schassow. R. Lewien, Tbzra' Row: L. Granger, P. Gillette, M. Brown, L. Chapman, B. Neal, J. Case, M. L. Job, K. Amacher, J. Knapp, L. Knapp, J. Meholczo, N. Eike C Gamble N Spravue C Sondersted P N'chol M B 3 ,, .. , . ,, , . , , . 1 s, . arnes, C. lickinson, S. Hodge, K. Andrus. Fourth Row: J. Shapiro, M. Goodenough, A. Lynch, B. Miller, M. Johnson, L. Laughton, P. Oliver, A. Griswold, M. Mosher ,M. Ross, J. Wigsten, .l. Taft, G. Hall, J. Borgeson, A. Dunkle, B. Templar, M. Coughlin, E. Huntington, J. Bower, S. Blossom, M. Bowman. Fifth Row: A. Davies, J. Curren, B. Vaccaro, R. Vineski, C. Cady, J. Hitchcock, M Hall, F Dumais. M. Stickler, M. Forsythe, P. Reese, E. Vosburgh, M. S. McConnell, A. Moss, C. Armstrong, U. Mosh., M. S z ' ' ' ' S er Meeney, C. J. Martm, M. L. Dalrymple. Si GIRLS, E1 frm - 050 THLETIII 550 87 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ABER, ALMERIAN-Varsity basketball 121, JV basket- gag and baseball 1at Wellsburg1, Homeroom basket- a . ACKERMAN, CHARLOTTE-Secretary of Freshman Class, Chorus, Spark Plug 1at Wellsburg1, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. ALEXANDER, LUCY GERMAINE-G.A.A. 141, Intra- mural basketball and volleyball, Softball, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Humane Club, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. AMACHER, KATHLEEN-Senior Play, Senior Carnival, G.A.A. 1313 Cheerleaders' Club, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Upsilon Kappa, Humane Club, Soft- ball, Various committees. APGAR, ZANE-Co-Captain of wrestling team, Yearbook staff, Homeroom basketball and volleyball. APPLETON, NANCY-Yearbook Staff, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. ARIKIAN, ROSE MARIE-Choir, Upsilon Kappa, Fresh- man Assemblyg El-So-Hi. BACKES, JOAN-Secretary of G.A.A., El-So-Hi, Upsilon Kappa, Chairman of G.A.A. Dance, Intramural basket- ball and volleyball, Softball, Bowling, Freshman As- sembly, Various committees. BACON, DIANE-Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. BAKER, CAROL--Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior As- semblies, Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi, Junior Play com- mittee, Yearbook staff, Cheerleaders' Club, Senior Play committee, Class council, Various committees. BAKER, WILLIAM-Varsity track. BAJIETON, ROBERT-Homeroom volleyball and basket- a . BECKER, MYRNA-Senior Play, Choir 121, Clee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Carnival, Various committees. BECKWITH, JANET-Treasurer of Student Council, Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Play, Vice-president of Cheerleaders' Club, Vice-president of Athletic Club, Chorus 1213 JV Cheerleader 121, Yearbook staff 121, Intramurals 131, Various committees Call in Wells- burgQUpsilon Kappa. BENNETT, FLORENCE-Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Camival, Yearbook staff, Red Cross, Various committees. BIZNIIIIETT, JOHN-Intramural basketball and volley- a . BERCHER, LaVERNE-President of Student Council, Associate Editor of El-So-Hi, Spring Hope Show, Year- book staff: Junior Play committee, Co-chairman of Soph- omore Day, Freshman and Junior Assemblies, 1949-1950 United Nations Assemblies, Upsilon Kappa, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. BIERI, ROBERT-Wrestling, Homeroom volleyball and basketball. BIGG, GERALD-Varsity track, JV football, Lettermen's Club, Homeroom basketball, Various committees. BLACK, LOIS-Treasurer of Student Council, Vice- president of Senior Class, Co-Sports Editor of El-So-Hi, Class council, Junior Play committee, Freshman, Soph- omore,l and Junior Assemblies, Upsilon Kappa, Cheer- leaders' Club, Choir, Glee Club, Spring Hope Show, 1950 United Nations Assembly, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. BOHLAYER, RAYMOND-Traffic Squad. BOWELL, GLENN-Varsity football, JV football, Intra- mural boxing, Wrestling 121, Varsity track, Letter- men's Club, Various committees. BRECK, ALLEN-Red Cross, Various committees. BREESE, SHIRLEY-Clee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Li- brary Council. BRENZO, JOHN HENRY-Varsity wrestling, Intramural wrestling, Freshman Assembly, Humane Club, Letter- men's Club, S'enior Carnival. BREWER, JOHN-Co-chairman of Junior Day and Prom, Class council, JV football, Various committees. BRIMMER, WILLIAM J.-Wrestling 131, Lettermen's Club 1315 Homeroom volleyball and basketball. BROWN, CHARLES-President and Treasurer of Traf- fic Squad, Homeroom basketball. BUCHANAN, ROBERT--1949 United Nations Assembly. BUCHMAN, SHERRYL A.-1949 Christmas Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Carnival, Various committees. BUCKHOLTZ, JACK-Varsity football 121: JV football 121, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Class coun- cil, Various committees. BUCHHOLZER, MARGARET-El-So-Hi, G.A.A., Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Intramural basketball and vol- leyball, Humane Club, Various committees. BUCUSKI. MARY JANE-Freshman Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Intramural basketball, Various committees. BUDNICK, ROBERT-Varsity Footballz BURKE, PATRICIA ANN-Freshman and Junior As- semblies, Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleaders' Club, Various committees. BUSH, HELEN-G.A.A., Upsilon Kappa, Choir, Various committees. CALDARELLI, CARMEN-Co-chairman of Sophomore Yearbook Dance, Boys' State, Student Council, Class council, Junior Play, Senior Play, Yearbook staff, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Freshman, Soph- omore, and Junior Assemblies, Varsity track 131, Spring Hope Show, Senior Carnival, Various committees. CAPOZZA, ANNA M.-Freshman Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. CAPOZZI, JOSEPH-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball. CARLETON, RICHARD-Senior Camival, Yearbook staff, Honor Student, National Honor Society. CARR, HELEN BEVERLY-Y-Teens, Humane Club, Upsilon Kappa. CARTER, SHIRLEY EILEEN-Vice-president of G.A.A.g Upsilon Kappa, Choir, Various committees. CHAMBERLAIN, MARVIN CHANDLER, GERALDINE-Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Junior Queen Attendant, Sophomore, and Junior Assemblies, G.A.A., Glee Club, Choir, Various committees. CHAPMAN, WILSON K.-Chairman of Freshman Day and Dance, Class council, Sophomore President, Junior Prom King, Junior Play, Junior Assembly, Year- book staff, Senior Play, Senior Carnival, JV basketball 121, Varsity basketball, Boxing champion, Intramural and homeroom volleyball and basketball, El-So-Hi, Chief of Police for a day, Various committees. CHURCH, GEORGE L.-Yearbook staff, Freshman and Junior Assemblies, Red 'Crossg Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Various committees. CLARK, CRYSTAL-Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Bowling, Various committees. CLARK, MILDRED-Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. CLOSE, EDWARD COBB, RICHARD-Traffic Squad 121. COLLINS, JOHN D.-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball, Varsity Track, Red Cross, Junior Play committee, Co-chairman of White Christmas Dance, Senior Carn- ival, Various committees. SENIOR ACTIVITIES COLLINS, MARILOU-Corresponding Secretary of Up- silon Kappa, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior As- semblies, Class council, El-So-Hi, Yearbook staff, Cheerleaders' Club 131, Junior Prom committee, Junior Play committee, Y-Teens, Senior Play committee, Sen- ior Carnival, Various committees. COMFORT, EARLE--Junior Play, Varsity track 121, Class council 121, El-So-Hi, Yearbook staff, Senior Play committee, Honor Student, National Honor Soci- ety, Various committees. COMFORT, LAWRENCE-Yearbook staff, Varsity track 131, Junior Play, Band 141, Lettermen's Club, Sen- ior Play, Senior Carnival, Spring Hope Show, Four Charms,.Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Assemblies, Class council, Honor Student, National Honor Soci- ety, Various committees. COMFORT, MARY4 ELLEN-varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Vari- ous committees. COOPER, EUGENE-Vice-president of Student Council, Treasurer of Junior and Senior Classes, Co-chairman of Senior Banquet, Prom, and Day, Junior Play, Senior Play, Junior Assembly, Yearbook staff, Senior Carn- ival King, Spring Hope Show, National Honor Soci- ety, Various committees. COREY, BEVERLY JOAN-Upsilon Kappa, C.A.A., Clee Club, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Vari- ous committees. CORWIN, JOAN-Red Cross, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. CORY, JOAN-Upsilon Kappa, Homeroom basketball, softball, Senior Play committee, Senior Carnival, Vari- ous committees. COSENTINO, HELEN J.-Freshman Assembly, G.A.A., Clee Club, Upsilon Kappa. COSTELLO, GERALD-Orchestra 141, Lettermen's Club, Varsity football manager 121, JV football man- ager, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Track. CUNNINGHAM, JOYCE ANN-Literary Editor of Ed- sonian, Elmira College Key Award, El-So-Hi, JV Cheer- leader, Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Play and Senior Play, Co-chairman of Junior Day and Prom, Fresh- man, Sophomore, and Junior Assemblies, Upsilon Kap- pa, Oratorical contest, Cheerleaders' Club, Intramural basketball, Co-chairman of Topsy-Turvy Dance , Hu- mane Club, Chairman of Senior Commencement Cards, Senior Carnival, Crusade for Freedom Assembly, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. DAILEY, PAULINE MAY-Editor-in-Chief of El-So-Hi, Sophomore Class President, Freshman and Junior As- semblies, Sophomore Homeroom President, Junior Queen Attendant, Freshman Tri-Y, Intramural basket- ball and volleyball, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play com- mittees, Yearbook staff, Senior Carnival, Honor Stu- dent, National Honor Society, Various committees. DAJDBKS, ROBERT-Varsity football, Homeroom basket- a . DAVIES, LARRY-Boxing DAVIS, MARILYN-Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. DEAN, HENRY DeMARK, MICHAEL-Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Bowling, Senior Carnival, Various committees. DeRENZO, FRANK-Boys, State, Junior Play, Class council, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Various Committees. DIEFFENBACH, ALVIN-Class council, Stage Crew 131, Traffic Squad, Band 131, Homeroom basketball, Red Cross, Various.committees. DOEBLER, JEAN-Band 141, Orchestra 131: ,Yearbook staff, Junior Play, Senior Play committee, Red Cross, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Carnival, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. DOLAN, BEVERLY-Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Library Council, Honor Student, National Honor Soci- ety. DOMBROSKI, FRANK-Varsity football 121, Intramural and homeroom basketball and volleyball 121, Letter- men's Club, Various committees. DRAXLER, DONALD-Varsity football, JV football, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Freshman and Junior Assemblies, Stage Crew, Varsity track, Letter- men's Club, Senior Carnival, Various committees. DRISCOLL, SHIRLEY-Varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheer- leader, Intramural basketball, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. DUMAIS, FERNANDE-Freshman, Sophomore, and Jun- ior Assemblies, Upsilon Kappa, Class' Council, Senior Carnival, Cheerleaders' Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Hu- mane Club, Various committees. DUNNE, JOYCE-President of Humane Club, Vice- president of Upsilon Kappa, Spring Hope Show, Fresh- man and Sophomore Assemblies, Various committees. DURYEE, DON-Band, Orchestra, Varsity track, Vari- ous committees. DWYER, JOEL-Student Council, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Red Cross, Various committees. EASTON, STUART-Varsity football, JV football, Home- room basketball and volleyball. EIKE, JAN ROBERT JOSEPH-Co-chairman Senior Honor Day Dance, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, President of Sophomore Homeroom, Yearbook staff, Senior Carnival, Junior Play committee, Various com- mittees. FAHR, DORIS-Co-chairman Senior Honor Day Dance, Recording Secretary of Upsilon Kappa, Class council, Junior Assembly, Junior Play committee, 1949 and 1950 Christmas Assemblies, Yearbook staff, Clee Club, Choir, El-So-Hi, Senior Carnival, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. FERGUSON, MARY KATHRYN-Varsity Cheerleader 121, Freshman Homeroom President, Freshman and Sophomore Assemblies, Intramural basketball and vol- leyball, G.A.A. Cheerleaders' Club 141, Co-chairman of Sophomore Raffle, Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Senior Play, Junior Play committee, Spring Hope Show, Senior Carnival, National Honor Society, Various committees. FERVAN, ROBERT--Band, Traffic Squad, Various com- mittees. FINCH, RICHARD-Bowling. FINLEY, KAY THOMAS-Yearbook staff, 1949 United Nations Assembly, Class council, Homeroom volley- ball, Junior Prom.committee, Various committees. FLAIC, EILEEN-Red Cross, Freshman Assembly, In- tramural basketball, Senior Carnival, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. FRAMPTON, JANICE-President of Upsilon Kappa, Class council 121, Student Council, Yearbook staff, City Chamberlain for a day, Glee Club, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Assemblies, 1950 Christmas As- sembly, Spring Hope Show, Senior Carnival, Various committees. FRENCH, LILLIAN-Choir, Humane Club, Upsilon Kap- pa, Intramural basketball, Library Council, Various committees. ' FUDGE, THOMAS H.-Senior Play committee. GAINES, DOROTHY-Upsilon Kappa, Choir, Glee Club, Humane Club. GAMBLE, BARBARA-Upsilon Kappa, Various com- mittees. SENIOR ACTIVITIES GELATT, RICHARD-Boys' State, Class council, Senior Play, Yearbook staff , Glee Club 121 , Varsity basketball, Varsity baseball, Intramural basketball, Homeroom basketball, National Honor Society, Honor Student, Various committees. GERRARD, ROBERT-Varsity basketball, Varsity foot- ball, JV basketball and football, Homeroom volleyball and basketball. GILBERT, HARRISON-1949 United Nations Assembly, Junior Play, Senior Play, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Spring Hope Show, Various committees. GOILREN, THOMAS-Homeroom basketball and volley- a . GOODNOUGH, ALICE MAE-Co-chairman of Senior Carnival, Yearbook staff , Upsilon Kappa, Class council, Junior Play committee, Senior Play committee, Student Council, El-So-Hi, Cheerleaders' Club, Various com- mittees. GRANGER, BARBARA-Co-Business Manager of Ed- sonian, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Student Council, Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Prom committee, Senior Play committee, Various com- mittees. GRISWOLD, LOIS-Cheerleaders' Club 141, Upsilon Kap- pa, Humane Club. HAM, CLAIRMONT-Varsity football, Varsity track, Lettermen's Club, El-So-Hi. HAMILTON, DUANE-Manager of varsity baseball, Varsity wrestling, Homeroom volleyball and basket- ball, Lettermen's Club, El-So-Hi. HAMLIN, ALAN-Band 131, Junior Play committee, 1949 Christmas Assembly, National Honor Society, Various committees. HANCOCK, MARILYN-Choir 131, Band 131, Cor- responding Secretary of Humane Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior play committee, Senior Carnival, Various com- mittees. HARRISON, EUGENE B.-Band, Student Council, Vari- ous committees. HEATLEY, BEVERLY-Upsilon Kappa, Spring Hope Show, Various committees. HEMENWAY, JAMES-Wrestling, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Baseball Manager, Homeroom basketball and volleyball. HENRY, JEANINE-Glee Club, Cheerleaders' Club, Up- silon Kappa, Intramural basketball, Choir, Various com- mittees. HETHERTON, DONALD L.-Varsity track, Homeroom basketball, Senior Play committee, Various committees. HILL, WILLIAM-Varsity basketball, JV basketball. HITCHCOCK, RICHARD-Varsity track 121, Homeroom basketball, Intramural wrestling and volleyball. HOGAN, WILLIAM P.-Varsity football. HOVER, VIRGINIA-Band 147, Orchestra 133, Library Council, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. HUFF, DEAN A.-Varsity football, Varsity track, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Intramural wrest- ling, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, Junior Play committee, Senior Carnival, Various committees. HUFFORD, PHILLIP-Stage Crew, Homeroom volleyball and basketball, Senior Carnival, Spring Hope Show. HUGHES, JANICE-Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. HUSTED, MARILYN-Cheerleaders' Club, G.A.A., Up- silon Kappa, Junior Play committee, Senior Play com- mittee, Various committees. ISAACS, EDWARD-Varsity football 12l, Lettermen's Club 121, Intramural volleyball, Various committees. ISAACS, SHIRLEY4-Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. JANEY, LOUIS-Class President, Junior and Senior years, President and Secretary of Lettermen's Club, Class Vice-president Freshman year, President of Jun- ior Homeroom, Varsity Track 121, Varsity Wrestling 133, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Student Council 135, Spring Hope Show, Junior Play com- mittee, Senior Play, Chairman of decorations for Jun- ior Prom, Various committees. JOHNSON, MARCIA-Glee Club, Choir. JOSEPHSON, MARILYN-Yearbook staff, Upsilon Kap- pa, Freshman and Junior Assemblies, Cheerleaders' Club, Class council, Intramural basketball, Senior Carnival, Various committees. KESTER, MARY-Upsilon'Kappa, Y-Teens. KILCOYNE, KEVIN-Yearbook staff, Homeroom basket- ball and volleyball, Various committees. KINTZ, ERNEST KISSEL, JOAN-Glee Club 131, Choir 121: Upsilon Kappa, Y-Teens, Humane Club. KNOX, HARRIET-Secretary of Humane Club, Band 14-J, Orchestra 131, Glee Club, Junior Play committee, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play committee, Senior Carnival, Various committees. LABHSKI, RICHARD-Traffic Squad, Homeroom volley- ba . LANDON, PAUL-El-So-Hi, Homeroom volleyball. LENOX, REGENIA-Upsilon Kappa, Various committees, LEWIS, JACK E.-Various committees. LEWIS, JOHN-Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Sen- ior Carnival, Various committees. LEWIS, KAY-JV Cheerleader 121, Cheerleaders' Club 145, Yearbook staff, Intramural basketball, Upsilon Kappa, Humane Club, G.A.A., Various committees. LIATOS, ROBERT-Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Junior Red Cross. LOEB, INGA-President of National Honor Society, Class Secretary Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years, Varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, News Editor of El-So-Hi, Assistant Sports Editor of Edsonian, Treasurer of Student Council, Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Assembly, Freshman and Sophomore homeroom president, Junior and Senior Play committees, Honor Student, Various committees. LOEB, RUTH-Secretary of Student Council, Co-Feature Editor of Edsonian, Choir, Glee Club, 1949 Christmas Assembly, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Cheer- leaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. LYBOLT, ELAINE-Choir 133, Glee Club 131, 1949 Christmas Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play com- mittee, Yearbook stafi, Sophomore and Junior As- semblies, Senior Carnival. LYNAUGH, ANN-Class council 121, El-So-Hi, Cheer- leaders' Club, Junior Play committee, Senior Play, Upsilon Kappa, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Senior Carnival, Various committees. LYNCH, KATHLEEN-G.A.A., Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, 1949 Christmas As- sembly, Junior Assembly, Senior Play, Various com- mittees. MANNING, MARY ALICE-Vice-president ,of Cheer- leaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play, Senior Carnival, Various committees. MARTIN, DELORES-Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi, 1949 Christmas Assembly, Yearbook sta'ff,HSenior Play com- mittee, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. MATTOON, D. LON-Art Editor of Edsonian, Art Editor of El-So-Hi, Band 131, Choir 131, Glee Club, Orches- tra 125, Junior Play committee, Senior Play, Freshman Assembly, Senior Carnival, Junior Red Cross, Intra- mural wrestling, Various committees. MAY, GENEVIEVE-Intramural basketball and volley- ball, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MAY, SIGNE MARGARUITE-Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Student Council, Upsilon Kappa, Choir 141, Orchestra 131, Senior Play committee, Junior Play committee, Spring Hope Show, Senior Carnival, Yearbook staff, Various committees. MAY, ZEDENA-El-So-Hi, G.A.A. 131, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. McLAUGHLIN, DONALD-Homeroom volley and basket- ball, Various committees. MILLER, JEAN-Co-Editor-in-Chief of Edsonian, Secre- tary of National Honor Society, Business Manager of Senior Play, Co-chairman of Sophomore Yearbook dance, Co-chairman of Cupid's Twirl , Co-chairman of Sen- ior Banquet, Prom, and Day, Upsilon Kappa, Student Council, Class council 121, 1949 Christmas Assembly, El-So-Hi, Junior homeroom president, Chairman of Class Rings, Junior Play committee, Chairman of dec- orations for Junior Prom, Senior Carnival, Badminton Champ, Chairman of 1950 United Nations Assembly, Intramural basketball, Freshman and Sophomore As- semblies, Cheerleaders' Club, Honor Student, Various committees. MINOTTI, LOUIS A.-Varsity Baseball 141: Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Lettermen's Club, Various committees. MOORE, J ESSE-American Legion Oratorical Contest 121 3 Vice-president of Student Council, Junior Play, Choir 141, Glee Club, Yearbook staff, Class Historian 141, Varsity track, El-So-Hi, Class council, Boys' State, Co-chairman of Topsy-Turvy Dance , Senior Play com- mittee, Four Charms, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. MORGAN, JOHN-Senior Play, Yearbook staff, Class Council, Boys' State, Homeroom basketball and volley- ball, Business Manager of Junior Play, El-So-Hi, Var- ious committees. MORRIS, RICHARD-JV basketball, Varsity basketball, Varsity baseball: Junior Play, Tri-County All-Star baseball team 1all in Wellsburg.1 MORTIMER, BARBARA-Yearbook staff, Upsilon Kap- pa, Junior Play committee, Humane Club, Senior Cami- val, Various committees. MORTIMER, CHARLES MOSHER, DAVID-Homeroom basketball and volleyball. MURPHY, EUGENE-Varsity basketball 1215 JV bas- ketball, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Letter- men's Club, Senior Carnival. MURPHY, JOAN-Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play committee, Yearbook staff, Cheerleaders' Club 131, Junior Prom committee, Y- Teens, Senior Play, Senior Carnival. NEAL, HOMER-El-So-Hi, Yearbook staff, Student Coun- cil, Junior Play committee, Senior Play, Oratorical Con- test, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. NEASON, PHILIP-President and Treasurer of Traffic Squad, Homeroom basketball, Chairman of Traffic Jam. OAKLEY, DONALD-Intramural basketball and volley- ball, Varsity track, Athletic Council, Junior Red Cross, Various committees. O'BRIEN, JOYCE-Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. O'BRIEN, LEO-Varsity Wrestling Manager, Intramural wrestling, JV football. OCHAB, LEONA-Upsilon Kappa. OHSTROM, GORDON-Varsity football and basketball, Lettermen's Club, JV football, JV basketball, Home- room volleyball, Class council, Senior Play, Senior Carnival. ORR, DOLORES-Co-captain of Varsity Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders' Club, JV Cheerleader, Glee Club, Upsi- lon Kappa. ORTIZ, JOAN-Upsilon Kappa, Senior Carnival, Cheer- leaders' Club, Yearbook staff, Various committees. PADGETT, DeGROVE-Varsity basketball, football and baseball, JV football and basketball, Lettermen's Club, Homeroom volleyball, Boys' State, Class Council, Sen- ior Carnival. PAGE, JAMES PAGE, KENNETH-Varsity baseball, Homeroom basket- ball and volleyball, Lettermen's Club. PARFITT, ANNA E.-Upsilon Kappa, G.A.A., Various committees. PARSONS, JOE PELLOR, BEVERLY-Freshman Assembly, C.A.A., Upsi- lon Kappa, Various committees. PERFETTI, PETER-President of Freshman Class, Stu- dent Council, JV Football, Homeroom volleyball, Vari- ous committees. PERKINS, SYBIL-Choir 131, Glee Club, Humane Club, Freshman Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Various commit- tees. PETERSON, DONALD-Band, Orchestra, JV football, Yearbook staff, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Wrestling, Various committees. PETERSON, PHYLIS JEAN-G.A.A. Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. PHILLIPS, MARJORIE-Softball, Intramural basketball. PLAISTED, DARLENE ALICE-Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play committee. PLOWMAN, PHYLLIS-Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Bowling, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Vari- ous committee. PORTER, JACK-Junior and Senior Play committees, Stage Crew, Spring Hope Show, Various committees. POWELL, HELEN-Co-Feature Editor of Edsonian, El-So-Hi, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play committee, Hu- mane Club 121, Glee Club 121, Choir 141, Student Council, Senior Play committee, Various committees. PRECIT, DICK-Varsity track 121, Lettermen's Club, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Band. PRINCE, SHIRLEY-Band, Upsilon Kappa, Various com- mittees. REESE, PATRICIA-Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior As- semblies, Upsilon Kappa, G.A.A., Various committees. REMINGTON, DONALD-Senior Play, Student Council, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Spring Hope Show, Humane Club, Senior Camival. RING, RICHARD-JV football, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Intramural wrestling, Choir, Glee Club. RISS, DON-Choir 141, Glee Club 141, Student Coun- cil 121, Humane Club 141. ROBERTSON, ANNA MAY-President and Sergeant at Arms of G.A.A., Intramural basketball and volleyball, Badminton Champ, Assistant Sports Editor of Edsonian, Upsilon Kappa, Spring Hope Show, Class Council, Na- tional Honor Society, Various committees. ROCHE, BERNARD-Various committees. RUBIN, ESTELLE-Assistant Treasurer of Upsilon Kappa, Humane Club, Glee Club 131: Choir 141, Spring Hope Show, Yearbook start, Senior Play committee: Freshman Assembly, Various committees. RUGGLES, DONNA-Cheerleaders' Club, Yearbook staff, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. RUSBY, MARY J.-Chairman of Christmas dance, Clee Club 141, Choir 141, Junior Play committee, Senior Play committee, Senior Carnival, Yearbook staff, Up- silon Kappa, Various committees. SAHLER, DAVID-Co-Editor-in-Chief of Edsonian, El-So- Hi, Senior Play, Junior Play, Student Council, Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Assemblies, Senior Carnival, Spring Hope Show, Senior Quartet, Chairman of 1949 Christmas Assembly and U.N. Assembly, Home- room volleyball, Honor Student, National Honor Soci- ety, Various committees. SCHNAUTZ, EARL-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball, Band. SEMLER, ROBERT-Intramural wrestling, Homeroom basketball, Junior Artist Contest, Scholastic Art Con- test, Junior Play committee, 1949 Christmas Assembly, Q1 Various committees. SENIOR ACTIVITIES SERIO, JOAN FRANCES-Vice-president of Junior Class, Glee Club 121, Choir 131, G.A.A., Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play. SEYMOUR, HELEN JANE-Upsilon Kappa. SHEPARD, DONNA--Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleaders' Club, G.A.A., Various committees. SHEPARDSON, JOHN-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook staff. SHERIFF, DARLENE-Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play com- mittee, Senior Camival. SHUMWAY, DONNA LEE-Upsilon Kappa, Bowling. SINGERHOFF, BEVERLY-Upsilon Kappa. SISKIN, JACOB--Advertising Manager of El-So-Hi, Co- Business Manager of Edsonian, Vice-president of Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, JV Basketball, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Honor Student, Various committees. SLOCUM, ROGER-Sports Editor of Edsonian, Co-Sports Editor of El-So-Hi, Junior Play, Senior Play, JV bas- ketball, Varsity track 131, Lettermen's Club, Class council, Book-Store Manager, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees. SMITH, DAWN-Yearbook staff, Cheerleaders' Club, Up- silon Kappa, Various committees. SMITH, JANE-Secretary of Freshman Class, JV Cheer- leader 121, Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Play committee, Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Senior Carnival, Various committees. SNOWBURC, LEWIS-Homeroom volleyball. SNYDER, RICHARD-Co-chairman of Senior Camival, Co-chairman of Cupid's Twirl , Stage crew, Class coun- cil, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling Manager, Letter- men's Club, Senior Play committee, Junior Play com- mittee, Spring Hope Show, Various committees. SOWERS, EDNA LOUISE-Humane Club, Y-Teens, Up- silon Kappa, Various committees. SOWERS, WAYNE-JV football, Homeroom basketball and volleyball. SPENCER, WILLIAM-Senior Play, Yearbook staff, Sophomore Assembly, Homeroom basketball and volley- ball, Varsity track, Various committees. STAMP, AUDREY-Upsilon Kappa, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, G.A.A., Various committees. STEELE, DELORES JEAN-Yearbook staff, Upsilon Kap- pa, G.A.A., Senior Play committee, Senior Carnival, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Various committes. STRONG, NANCY-Secretary of Junior Class, Junior Play, Varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Yearbook staff, Student Council, Intramurals, President of Cheer- leaders' Club, Chorus, Spark-Plug , Various commit- tees fall in Wellsburg.1 Intramural basketball and vol- leyball, Softball, Bowling. SWEET, LOIS-G.A.A., Upsilon Kappa, Humane Club, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Softball, Bowling, Yearbook staff, Y-teens, Junior Play committees, Senior Carnival, Senior Play committee. SYDNEY, LOUIS A.-Treasurer of Freshman Class, Bas- ketball I21, Baseball 121, Junior Play, Operetta, Chorus 131, Student Council I21 fall in Wellsburg1, Glee Club. TABASH, MARY JANE-Assistant Treasurer of Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi, Bowling, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Yearbook staff, Senior Play committee. TAYLOR, DONALD-Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Spring Hope Show, El-So-Hi Talent Show, Homeroom volleyball and basketball. TERKOSKI, RAYMOND-Various committees. TETZ, FRANK-Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Choir, Glee Club, Orchestra, Yearbook staff, Senior Play committee, Honor Student, National Honor Society, Various committees 92 THOMAS, BARBARA E.-Upsilon Kappa, Business Man- ager of El-So-Hi, Intramural basketball and volleyball. THOMAS, LOUIS-Traffic Squad, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Spring Hope Show. THORNELEY, JOHN-Varsity Baseball, Homeroom bas- ketball and volleyball. TOMLINSON, GERALD-Associate Editor of El-So-Hi, Proofreader of Edsonian, Student Council, 1949 Christ- mas Assembly, Co-chairman of Sophomore Day, Honor Student, Treasurer of National Honor Society, Vari- ous committees. TURNER, CAROLYN H.-Cheerleaders' Club, C.A.A., Junior Prom committee, Upsilon Kappa. VAN DEVENTER, RONALD-Secretary of Freshman class, JV basketball, Varsity track, Debate Team, Homeroom basketball fall in Clairmont, New York.1 VEDDER, BETSY ANN-Junior Prom committee, Jun- ior Play committee, Senior Play committee, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. VELIA, ETHEL-Upsilon Kappa, Y-Teens: Bowling: Various committees. VOSBURGH, DURLAND-Varsity wrestling 121, Vars- ity football, JV football, Homeroom volleyball, Letter- men's Club. WAGNER, LAWRENCE-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball, Various committees. WAINWRIGHT, JUNE-Treasurer of Cheerleaders' Club, Varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Upsilon Kappa, Student Council, Various committees. WALDRON, WILLIAM-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball. WARD, JOYCE-Senior Play, Sophomore and Junior As- semblies, Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Play committee, Upsilon Kappa, Yearbook staff, Various committees. WATTS, HAROLD-Intramural volleyball and basketball. WEAVER, NORRIS-Proscenium Club I21, Aircraft Club Q21 fat Elmira Free Academy1, Various committees. WEISKOPFF, ROBERT-JV Basketball Manager, Home- room basketball and volleyball. WI-IITMARSH, DONNA-Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi, Jun- ior Play committee, Junior Assembly, Various commit- tees. WICSTEN, CATHERINE ANN-Varsity Cheerleader, .IV Cheerleader, Cheerleaders' Club, Class Council f21, Yearbook staff, Various committees. WIGSTEN, DAVID-Varsity football, Varsity track 121, JV basketball 121, Homeroom and Intramural basket- ball and volleyball, Lettermen's Club, Various com- mittees. WILSONV. JAMES-I9-19 Christmas Assembly: -Clase r'0l1Y'- cil, Yearbook staff, Senior Play, Honor Student, Na- tional Honor Society, Various committees. WILSON, WILLIAM-Varsity track I31, Homeroom vol- leyball and basketball, Spring Hope Show, Student Council, Junior Play, Senior Play committee, Class council, 1949 Christmas Play, Junior Red Cross, Vari- ous committees. WISE, ALLAN-Junior Play, Homeroom basketball and volleyball, Intramural wrestling, Yearbook staff, Vari- ous committees. WOODWARD, M. JEANNE-President and Historian of Cheerleaders' Club, Co-captain of Varsity Cheerleaders, Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi, Sophomore and Junior As- semblies, Spring Hope Show, Yearbook staff, Junior Play, Senior Play: Junior Queen, Senior Carnival Queen,'Miss Football of 1950, Various committees. WOYCHAK, EUGENE-Homeroom basketball and volley- ball. YOUNG, MARY-Class council 141, Junior Play com- mittee, Upsilon Kappa, Various committees. ZIEGLER, MARILYN L.-Cheerleaders' Club, G.A.A., Upsilon'Kappa, Various committees. fzf + J' Egg w f A X9 I! r , f 'XQI . ff - Qllxli U GAQB Dlspogcjl UN ar Y f 'ifiill 4 If ' 'U' ea -if Rv ' , Q f 3-Ka , , i- A ,m m , .X xii Ali Q'-44 UIW : X Fl u EW g, Y f . ,n Rn! ' A , f O64 U 95, ,- -I-ww f ' !!.Lgiif?A' , 'Lf f:5:'c X67 dl 'ffl ss. ,f 0 EAR , 15-xfiff , ng .F HQRN, ' 2 Q ' GET -rum NEW L o 0 K ! SEE WHAT A DIFFERENCE IT MAKES , GT9 OL! JMU! F 'Q 'Q fi y 1 BEEE AFTER by-.- LETS IIE Advisors ll. ll ll: EEEHEE 5PU SURE A Friend ml A Friend vu llll I lIl'll nmu H!!! III! lx' ,lil I , I 1 I I i llllll 4 I Alpert's American Warming 81 Ventilating Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Backes Bergh Bros. Service Station Broadway Sporting Goods Chamberlain's Dairy Linn S. Chapel Company, Inc. Chubby Joint C 81 K Laundry Clark's Variety Store Coca-Cola Commercial Press Dixie Barbeque 81 Bowling Alleys Eclipse Machine Division- Bendix Aviation Elias Food Market Elmira Arms Company Elmira Auto Merchants Association Haesloop's Quality Appliances Hewitt Dry Cleaners Horton's Paint Store .lohnson's Cut Rate Store Joy Automatics Karam Food Market Kobacker's Lockwood-Heath Dry Cleaners Mr. Norman Lombard Mr. Frank S. McCabe L. T. McNaught, Jeweler Mark Twain Hotel Markson's Mr. Jack V. May Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller Pepsi-Cola-Elmira Bottling Company, Inc. Pioneer Restaurant Mr. Frank Sahler Sheehan's, Inc. Silver Dollar Cleaners Snack Shack Mr. Walter K. Sparrow E. Stein Sz Sons, Inc. Mayor 81 Mrs. Emory Strachen H. Strauss, Inc. Turck Brothers Varden Studios Werdenberg's Westervelt's Paint Store White's Cut Rate Winnick's Woolf's Flower Shop :lg K ll' ll 'se I .ll I All I Ill , Il! I W III 'lil lm Q ll ll Will' un. li llllll ll IIII ll l lui: I I!'!'! E!! E M ,M Corporation Edwards 5-10-25c Store Motor-Craft, Inc. O'Neill's Shoe Store Don Wright, Inc. X-Cel Dairy