Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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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

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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

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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.