Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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CONTENTS K 111024 Mater Share foar year: zfr a vazglvty long F4f l,fJ' f u tzrae io 6e a6le fo feep a detaled yeyigf, 9 f X 7 , Qivkfjg l've deczb'ed lo record 01147 Ubdertlafipleh 45 f X J bare bzrzaealm 106126 141171 mean lbe Orgqhlbqllbln 55 , I' 0101! io me I rzerer 1672610 1641 .ro S 71 - faizrlv o heir tzbze :fr oawpzbd 132 porn X 6136 106001 41 a frerlzllzahg :kr all Fedhlref 83 X ratlzer 44226323 6141 I .rappome Ilya! spam'-0 89 X If 171 get are to 12' 131 113110. 4z,:0grqpl,,r 90 E Here are .rome of flue 16131511 tba! z I uvlelzd io beep rloxe Zvatrb over for llae aexffoar years. ,a a , , ig Tx ES az- x i ' 44' 47 3 MR. MCNAUGHT 0IIII PRINCIPAL Dear Diary, I musl nor larger To inserf a picfure of our principal, Mr. Clifford McNaugh'I. As I recall my four unlorgellalole years al Soulhside I-Iigh, he sfands oul in my mind as Ihe insligaror of his lilrle family al school. Surely, he has had 'ro pul Iorlh some force af limes. buf whal do you expecl from me and Ihe olhers? His helpful advice, his cheerful greeling, and his inleresi in olhers will always be remembered by me. I-Ie was my friend, adviser, and principal. I am sure Ihe resl of The class of nineieen hundred filly-Iwo is as grafeful 'ro him as I am for his unliring ehrorls and kind disposilion. 4 Hooti- . s., Maw Ma- KUQ, BJ ,Alice l A ares: Mllanwlr. tlimi AB. si Mabel E Social Stu Marqalet Sreriswi hafli 'X' B-Qt, waives Eravifiei M' A ffm' M.Phf.2 Maman Zimmer' ' i Y 1 if? , fax Main Office: Clifford Harding, B.S.C., Com- mercial Director: Rose Hotlrnan, Secretary. Home Economics, Seated: Julia N. Peckham, B, S.p Edith E. Lee B. S.: Standing: Elizabeth Finter M, A.: Eleanor A. Robinson, M. S. Foreign Languages, Seated: Minnie Baltimore, A. BJ Winitrecl A Prechtl, A. B.g Standing: Elsa Broolctield, M. A4 Madeleine Daly A. B.: Marion Lynch Burlre, M. A. FACULTY 'wwf 5 DIRECTORS Roscoe C. Tarbell, M. S., Vo- I catronal Director, Kathryn M, Pol- loclc, M. S., Ed, Home Economics Drrector, Osmond G. Wall, M, A., Academic Director. Seated: Rath M. Cole, B. S., Marrcfr Connelly, B. S., Margaret I-lapemarr, M. A., Donna D. VarrAllerr, B. S. Standrnq: Sylvra Roclcwer, B. S., .lolw W, Frnlay, M. A., Harald D. Schwalb, M. A. COMMERCIAL FACULTY aber- ENGLISH Soatedz Irene C. St. John, B. S.: Paulrne Cooper, A. B., Ellen B, Moxley, A. B., Mabel l. Haupt, M. A. Standrng: Robert J. Lynouqlr, M. A., Mary S. Jerrlwmsz Elrsbetlw C.Cl1apmarr, A, B. 6 . Robert l'l R-H ,I B, A., N Gund, B- SU M, .IudY I e M 'qa'elsg ellnancis Mulllns, M- ' mx, M- ATHLETIC r ,x f' X f,, ,? x,- v. 4' 7 if 1. 4-, FACULTY X r bd SYN GK- B5.-. 20. W S' uv ' 5 Qaxsgivixer' w be an yay rlxxxetg, 0 r Sebx' QQ NQQQ I vaxu- --XIDXQOSS Gaim QAXQQ va o :Dyna Oar. ,o 0K1-' ,CNW Q-A N' Ya aux Fm x,1X.CQarXes 1 4 . xnaus XN AXXZXDW' gbgiraysh- Ark: Elbert W. Ryerson, M. F. A., Art Di- XNDK rector: Helen S. Winsor. Librarians: Jean B, Rodgers, 8.5.5 Anastasia Rosinskr, A.B.5 :A Cooks: Mrs. A Strongp Mrs. H, Bixler. September X948 1 erous pmulzs ou us he- 4191411 wildered freshmen, and 1 C you 1111 me ear us cau't1,vu1t uutlllwu 11 HIT u t as lovely day so hom re so I cuu do the eutefe those e reeu some doors ou hs1de 1 ew ee s have passed N hoo o be 111 our won 11010 mee eue lyears 1 ose gmu door and to t los, amy, u oufcass ua hecume ,mg a t ose , e,, o aulzed Undef he g 1 classmeu They p u M155 W R' ef Z 1-ow, 55191114 1 Bill lauey as our class iff f X 11 XXX De I 1 au ' ug' , d 1 1 7 d' y, o hf 1 p o ll d hug g . of s 1 ' Hgh Al 11 11 Sc lt g' 1 - s' 1 fvrst op d - lg deryu ? h ' 1 s, - yy 1 fel 11121 11 1 M . 1 6 U1 y 1111 ll 11 ull upp fs - y 1 N' y . lyed uum- 'WW 05 l dl W J, y y n yy yyyyy , and H11 lb, we eleced , ,, ',!T .. flfjf-ff 2 X X ff V i , i 9 in ' ai 'Vi M QQQEE f 4. , .iii ,C-. ' .. ., 1-. .,, . Q HH J k ,. i X A k M ,,., A V ,Q A I x N ' f- I A 2 L an K. Aa, XJ! W 'fu ,Z A 5 ,Q Cf? -- 5S3r2v'5'.ii ' '23 g-5139: 'T -f' :ESS . if 4. .f . LU fl? fi n Q U: , '- 1' 2 xii! , Pb F, JANETTE S. ADDLEY St. Mary's School Academic Vice president of Cheerleaders' Club, Edsonian Staff, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Prom and Play Committees, lnter-class Baslcet- ball. A pleasant girl -- a worth- while friend. If- .Z X KATHRYN JOYCE ANDRUS Edgeworth Commercial El-So-Hi, Humane Club, G. A. A., Upsilon Kappa, Bowling. With mirth and laughter, she is a good friend, DONALD ALLEN Farley Coburn Academic Student Council, Edsonian Stahl, Co-chairman ot Junior Prom. With his will to do he is destined tor great things. JEAN AMRHEIN St. Mary's Commercial A winning way - a sunny smile. BEATRICE ANDERSON Hopkins Street Academic Red Cross Cheerleaders' Club l2l, Sophomore Assem- bly, J, V, Cheerleader, Junior Council, Upsilon Kappa, Var- sity Cheerleader lSub.l, Junior Play, National Honor Society, Good humor is always a suc- cess.' Day, February 21. With sailors stepping here and there, the Moonlight Cruise was JOYCE APPLETON Coldbroolr Academic Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play, Junior Assembly, Always a smile and a cheery hello. MARGARETTA ARCARO Parley Coburn Academic Freshman Class Secretary, Class Assemblies, Student Council, Cheerleaders' Club Historian, Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Play Committee, Upsilon Kap- pa, Youth County, Edsonian Stahl, El-So-Hi, Spanish Club. Success depends on energy and ambition. 4 F ROBERT ARM Farley Coburn Vocational Homeroom Activities. Bob is a boy we are all proud to know. Once a friend, always a SHIRLEY N. AUSTIN Farley Coburn Commercial Juniitrf Play Committee, Junior Assembly and Prom Commit- tee, Cheerleaders Club, Youth County, Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Edsoriian Statt. triendf Wt ,eee,r f rrr - I 'lm rr JOHN BAILEY Hendy Ave. School Academic Class Council Lettermen's Club, Varsity Track 3-4, Home- room Basketball and Volley- ball, Student Council Senior Play. Ambitious and ready to tackle anything - John is sure to get ahead. JOANN BAKER St. Mary's Academic G. A, A. Glee Club Junior Play, Humane Club, Cheerleaders' Club Up- silon Kappa. Happy go lucky-pleasant to be witl'1. jf! ff .4 Q14 ' ff 'ff MLK ,ff DONALD BAUBE Hopkins Street Vocational Homeroom Volleyball and Bas- ketball Quiet, reserved, yet success ful. gl- 'Ballol re .1-:'. , rr huge xrrnws. S- sur1'z1'e the year and those tough fnal tests. .. . .- ' 'es . . . lhrnugh rrrurly gruelmg xluzly I managed to get-7:5 , Moving on rrzto another frurtful year as a 1- 'Z' CAROLYN J. BENNETT Farley Coburn Academic G, A. A., Chairman ot Year- book Dance, Cheerleaders' Club, Humane Club, Junior Red Cross, Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Staff, Glee Club. A loyal friend, and a pleasant companion. l 2 TC43- ry ff' 5 lov-nav:-57' MARILYN J. BENNETT Farley Coburn Commercial Chairman of Freshman Day, Ci. A, A., Cheerleaders' Club, Sophomore and Junior Assem- blies, Humane Club, Junior Play Committees, Edsonian Statt, Upsilon Kappa, Glee Club, Choir, Dance Committees. Always willing to help, always wearing a smile, NANCY BERGH Farley Coburn Academic Choir Cheerleaders' Club l3l, Features Editor ot Edson- ian, Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi Statt, Junior Prom and Play Committees, Youth County, Senior Council. Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you. WILLIAM BIGG Farley Coburn Academic Wrestling, Homeroom Basket- ball, Sharp dresser - nice person- ality. R DAVID BIXLER Parlay Coburn Vocational Sophomore Assembly, Band l3l, Junior Play, Spring Hope Show l2l, Youth County, Drama Club, Bookstore Assis- tant, Senior Play. A winning way - A sincere friend. ALBERT BLANCHARD Edgeworth Vocational Homeroom Basketball, J. V. Football, Varsity Football. He's an all-round good fellow. JEAN BLEND Parley Coburn Academic Upsilon Kappa, Dance Com- mittees. Willing and dependable - a future in the clouds. RALPH BLOOM Parlay Coburn Vocational Ralph's a pal to each and all. 5 1 sophomore, I am determined to do better. As XD Dear Diary, I had the most wonderful time the saying goes, sophomore means wise fool. -'52 , N al our White Christmas dance tonight Q12 tg . -..-E4 N ,,-f SHIRLEY R. BLOSSOM Hopkins St. Academic G. A. A, l4l, Intramurals, Upsilon Kappa. In sports she does shine. ROBERT BOWER Southport No, 11 Vocational Stage Crew l2l, Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball, Scenery Committees for Junior and Senior Play. Full ot fun - Lilced bv all. MARILYN BOWMAN Parlay Coburn Academic Bowling, G. A. A., Upsilon Kappa. A charming smile, A happy future. JEAN MARLENE BRADLEY Parlay Coburn Commercial Student Council l2l, G, A. A. l2l, Humane Club lll, Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa. Happy, Ambitious-She's sure to get there. I 3 MARY CATHERINE BREWER St. Mary's Commercial G, A. A., Cheerleaders' Club. Junior Play-Stage Manager, Corresponding Secretary ot Upsilon Kappa, 1949 Christmas Assembly. Ei-So-Hi Staff, Ed- sonian Statt, Rates high with her friends- has a smile that won't come ott, BEVERLY ANN BULAS St. Mary's Academic Cheerleaders' Club, Choir, Ex- change Editor and Reporter for El-So-Hi, Edsonian Statt, Junior Assembly, Senior Play Committee, Upsilon Kappa, Spanish Club. A blue-eyed blonde who's loads of tun. FRED BRISTOW Parlay Coburn Vocational Hcrneroom Volleyball. Reliable and true, a good worker, BERNlECE BRITT Edgeworth Commercial G. A. A, lil, Upsilon Kappa, lnterclass Basketball, Cheer- leaders' Club Quiet but always friendly and willing to help, live 'Q JAMES BROWN Parlay Coburn Vocational Traffic Squad A boy of lew words, 22-49j. Ab! Ilmt romnfif music of Dirk Hamlin and his orchestra! I danced on the if JESSIE BURT Wellsburg Homemaking Glee Club, Spark Plug Re- porter, Girls' Basketball, lntra- murals, Yearbook lWellsburgl, Upsilon Kappa. Tall and sweet - that's what makes her click. FLORENCE M. CALLAHAN St. Mary's Academic Co-chairman ot Junior Prom, Junior Play Committee, Class Historian l3l, El-So-Hi Editor, Upsilon Kappa, Youth County, Honor Society, Co-chairman of Hobby Show, Junior Assembly and Prom Attendant, Spring Hope Show. Looks, intelligence, friends, personality - what more could a girl ask tor. WILLIAM CALLNIN Parlay Coburn Academic Student Council President, Em- pire Boys' State, Youth Coun- ty, El-So-Hi l3l, Co-chairman of Devils' WhirI Dance, Varsity Track l2l, Lettermen's Club, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Coun- cils, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, Spanish Club, French Club. Our Student Council President -Always ready to lend a helping hand. ARLENE S. CAMPBELL Hopkins Street Commercial Upsilon Kappa, Intramurals. Smiling, good hearted and ever a loyal friend. rlouds all the the way home DONNA M. CASSELBERRY Parley Coburn Academic Glee Club Upsilon Kappa, Junior and Senior Play Corn- mittees. A faithful friend is a hard thing to find. -MEN JOYCE CAREY Parlay Coburn Academic El-So-l-li Staff,,lJpsilon Kappa, Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees, Junior Assembly, Nurses Assistant Light-hearted, gay - an all- round good sport. DONALD CARROLL St. Mary's Vocational l-lomeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, Track, A friend with a winning per- sonality. KATHRYN CHAMBERLAIN Hopkins Street Academic El-So-Hi, Choir, Eclsonian, Up- silon Kappa, Cheerleaders' Club, Youth County, Honor Society. Southside's Kay - sweetest smile this side of heaven. RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Parlay Coburn Academic J. V. Football l2l, Varsity Football l3, 4l, Varsity Base- ball ll, 2, 3, 4l, Varsity Bas- ketball l3, 4l, J. V. Basketball l2l, Junior Class President, Homeroom Volleyball, Presi- dent-Lettermen's Club. A good sport - a pleasing fnannef. LUDWIG CARTARIUS Pennsylvania Ave. School Academic Nice to know, cheerful and sincere. I 49 WW MARJORIE CHRISTIAN Parlay Coburn Homemaking Ci. A. A., lntramurals, Upsilon Kappa, Small of stature - big of heart - a real friend. KENNETH CLARK Parlay Coburn Academic Junior Play. Junior Assembly, El-So-Hi Associate Editor, Var- sity Football, Drama Club. Junior Historical Society, Youth County, Honor Society. Best iriend a tellow could have. This April day we bad a very eventful rlass 1: day. Featured in the assembly was the one 1 'IS X i ROBERT S. COLBORN Parlay Coburn Academic Dance Committees. Clever, active, thoughtful, sure to succeed. ' I 6 BARBARA CLEM ENS LAURENCE COBB Farley Coburn Homemaking Farley Coburn Vocational G. A. A., Intramurals, Upsilon When you know him you have Kappa. found a genuine friend. MAUREEN COBB Farley Coburn Academic Intramurals, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Humane Club, G. A. A. Mickeys heart has room for everyone. A sense of humor - iun to know, ei ' 1 5 is .e , . N- u . aft play, Dress Rehearsal ', winch revealed .fs . . ,x- , that our rlass eontazned many outstandmg ', 9 I I u DORIS MAXINE COLE Farley Coburn Academic Cheerleaders' Club l4l, G. A. A. Upsilon Kappa, Choir l2l, Junior Prom and Play Committee, Humane Club lnterclass Basketball. The kind ot girl that makes the world go round. MARGARET COLE Parlay Coburn Academic Glee Club, Band, Orchestra. Upsilon Kappa. Mugs is a darling lass, popu- lar with all. . ..,.. .y , JOHN COLLINS St. Mary's Academic Varsity Football, Varsity Track, J, V. Football, J. V. Basketball, Junior Prom King, Homeroom Athletics. He will be as successful in life as he is on the gridiron. STANLEY COMSTOCK Clyde Central School Academic Band l4l, El-So-Hi Staff. He who works is sure to win. RONALD JOHN COPPOLA Hendy Avenue Academic Traffic Squad, Junior Assem- bly, Track, Tall in stature-his sense ol humor is topsl JAMES CORDIER Farley Coburn Vocational Freshman Basketball, Home- room Basketball Homee room Volleyball A competent mind-a friendly attitude. MARY ESTHER COSTELLO St. Mary's Academic Cheerleaders' Club ElfSo- Hi Statl, Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa. Efficient, helpful in every way. actors. To top of a wonderful day, we held over the dance floor my friends could be seen our dance, the Midnight Masquerade. All sporting gay masks to add to the gala ajair '99 MARGARET COUGHLIN Coldbrook Park Academic G. A, A., Upsilon Kappa, Bowling, Choir. Sports are her hobbies and helping is her joy, WAYN E COX Parley Cobin Vocational Sophomore and Junior Assem- bly, Varsity Basketball Mana- ger, Sophomore and Junior Dance Committees. Happy-go-lucky, full of fun. ROBERT A. CRIPPEN Parley Coburn Academic Student Council, Spring Hope- Show, Library Council, Junior Historical Society, Edsonian Staff. Ambition, energy, and perse- verance characterize Bob. NANCY J. CROWNINGSHIELD Baldwin No, 1 Commercial Glee Club Humane Club l3l, G. A. A. Upsilon Kappa, Sophomore Assembly. Mischievous, talkative, full of fun. I7 JAMES CULLINAN Bredlord Central Academic Student Council, Red Cross, Sophomore Council, Honor So- ciety. Quiet and Shy-full of fun when you lcnow him. LUCIA H. DEVON Parley Coburn Homemaking Bowling, Upsilon Kappa. Carefree heart-diligent mind. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Parlay Coburn Academic Wrestlinq, hlomeroom Baslcet- ball and Volleyball, El,So-l-li Stott, Youth County. He profits most who serves best. NANCY DANAH ER Farley Coburn Academic Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play Committee, Junior Council, Junior Prom Commit- tee. Twinlrling eyes - sunny smile LYLE DEAN Centerville, Penna. Vocational Good pal to all. Wiih half of my high school life behind me, I entered those huge green doors to be JACQUELYN DICKERSON CHARLOTTE DICKINSON Edgeworth Homemaking Hopkins Street Homemalring G, A. A. Glee Club G. A. A. l4l, Treasurer ill, Choir l2l. Upsilon Kappa. Lover of sports-gets along Lighthearted and gay-etli well with all, cient manner. RICHARD DIEHR St. Mary's Academic Student Council, Diclc does all things well. .+C New, , K . . -ti . ROBERT DOM BROSKE Parley Coburn Academic orus l ee u Junior Play, Junior Flay Com- mi ee, Spring Festival, cl- sonian Art Editor, Junior Prom and Coronation Committee, Honor Society. There's a good deal of mirth beneath his quiet exterior. gin my junior year loday. Gp g 'Vg . J J , If ,X mi NP, A G! , , ff, Xnigsorio DUNLAP ixirleyil burn ocational Q'Ma er of ids f restling Teafqg Home 27,8 etball, Traffic Squad l crea and Vice-Presidentl. 'C He lives to do the best he can. BETTE DONOVAN Parley Coburn Academic LOIS DRAHT Jerusalem Hill No. 2 Homemaking Humane Club, Upsilon Kappa. Unique personality-gracious ways-happy and considerate. Sophomore Assembly, El-So- Hi News Editor, Bowling, Up- silon Kappa. Raven loclcs-happy-qo-luclcy- ambitious, On this warm day in autumn we elected Dirk Chamber- v LOUIS DRAHT Jerusalem Hill No. 2 Vocational Always looking out for some- one else. .R ,ids-.Ju wh A V . 44 - C 1-'wax A C' ' 4-646 . 6 '--Lg .,.Q7L' . -4, r S Xgfki-gk C' Mil ' v ,J I 'J A 4-K -5' :Ns Hopkins Q e Commercial Quiet, willin, and depende able. ROBERT DUNLAP SHIRLEY L. DUNN Edgeworth Vocational Parley Coburn Homemaking Traffic Squad. Humane Club, G. A, A., Up- Always ready to try something Silon Kappa' new. Shirley will succeed wherever she goes. SHIRLEY A. EDWARDS Parley Coburn Commercial Glee Club, Humane Club, Jolly, good natured, tull ol fun. GAIL B. ELLIOTT JOHN EPLEY Farley Coburn Academic Baldwin No. I Academic G. A. A., Humane Club, ln- His pleasures be in when his termurals, Upsilon Kappa. Cheerful smile - dashing red hair. 9 worln is done. KENNETH ERNEST Penna. Ave. Vocational Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, Varsity Baseball, Dance Committees. He delights all who know him. Ov- BQIIOT I Iain to guide us proxperously lhrougboul the u.u?Y:-:si il lended our junior Play, The Divine Flora. . . . . . Stl- ' 'K . junior year. Tins evening Aprzl 6, 1951. I at- tfvggs. , , , Gee, bow I uusb I fould have had a part, but LH:-571 - - - -I x i 1,05 HAROLD FANNING St. PatricIi's Academic Always dependable - willing to do whatever he is asked. 20 PAUL FIELDS Coldbrooli Academic National Honor Society, Ed- soniari Business Statl, El-So-Hi Statt, Cornell Day Delegate, Homeroom Volleyball. Handsome - gentleman - genius - a likeable chap. ELIZABETH FISHER Farley Coburn Academic Choir, Upsilon Kappa, Eyes that sparlcle -- amiable disposition. I w X 55- 'F-' 2 'SN V 'E-1.5 kr., f '? Ps' 2? X 5 i WALTER FITZPATRICK St. Mary's Academic Band. This youth is well lcnown tor his jolly disposition and friendliness. JOYCE MARIE FLETCHER Parley Coburn Commercial Choir, Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa. Short ot stature - Large ot heart. DORIS FLYNN St. Mary's Academic Red Cross, Edsonian, Junior Play Committee, Upsilon Kappa. To have a good time is her aim. MARTHA FLYNN Hampden, Maine Academic Orchestra l3l, Glee Club lll, Language Club Sopho- more Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Asst. Editor Yearbook, Junior, Operetta l3l, Class Reporter lll, lMainel, Upsilon Kappa, Ed- sonian Statl, El-So-Hi Statt, Senior Play Committee, Senior Carnival, Red Cross Representa- tive, Honor Society IS. H. S.l. Although a newcomer to our school, she is known and liked by everyone, PAUL EDWARD FLYNN St. Mary's Academic Tratlic Squad l2l, Master ot Ceremonies, Sophomore Day, Red Cross. Chairman ot' Dec- orations, Junior Prom, El-So-Hi Statt, Football Manager l949- 50, Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball. Whenever you need him, he'Il be there, fer at yrgi, Y nezer could bare done as well as Mary T. load the leading rolls. Today Q5-11-Slj Maltzer, Bob Swan, and Gia: Modicn, who Q, proved to be an eventful one for us juniors 1 ' r 5: ': w 5 SHIRLEY I. FOLMER Ashland No. 4 Homemaking Humane Club, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Assembly. Although short and very shy, she's a girl all should know. ,gt ,... .W JAMES FORD St. James, Binghamton Vocational Spring Hope Show. Actions speak louder than words. MARIANNE FORSYTHE Coldbroolr Academic Choir, G. A, A., Dance Com- mittees. A girl of few words. PAUL GENUNG Ashland No. 4 Academic Sophomore Assembly, Junior Play, Spring Hope Show, Foot- lighters Club, Homeroom Vol- leyball, Senior Play. Rare compound ot trolic and fun. 2 I ALBERT GEORGE Parley Colburn Commercial Horneroom Basketball and Vol- leyball. Student Council, Let- terrnenls Club, J. V. Football, Varsity Football and Baseball, Full ol vim and vigor. issi BEVERLY GOLDEN Parley Coburn Academic Upsilon Kappa. A lovely girl with beautiful hair. THERESA MARIE GESSI Farley Coburn Homemaking Red Cross, Choir Glee Club Upsilon Kappa. Twinkling eyes and a sparkling smile, DONNA GILBERT Parlay Coburn Commercial lntrarnurals, J. V. Cheerleader l2l, Varsity Cheerleader President ot Cheerleaders' Club, Vice-President ct Upsilon Kappa, Hi-Y Club. A pleasant person to have around. MARY ELLEN GILMORE Hendy Avenue Commercial Footlighters' Secretary, Junior Play, El-So-Hi Literary Staff, Upsilon Kappa, Glee Club, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show. Her smile has a winning way. In the morning we presenled our assembly based on the United Nations theme. A THOMAS G. GOOD St. Mary's Academic Band Track Home- room Volleyball Junior Play, El4So-l-li, Edsonian Statt, Homeroom Representative ll The silent man is most trusted. RODERICK GRAY Coldbrook Academic J. V. Basketball, Senior Car- nival, l-li-Y, Lettermenls Club, l-lomeroom Volleyball and Bas- ketball, Junior Prom Commit' tee, lntramural Basketball, His cheerfulness and energy are always in style. EUGENIA GREVEN Parley Coburn Academic CS. A, A., Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, El-So-Hi Staff, Edsonian Statt, Honor Society. Popular, gay, and friendly- that's Eugenia. VINNIE GREVEN Parley Coburn Academic G. A, A., Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Statl. Attractive, carefree, laughing -formula lor Vinnie, DONALD GROEZINGER Farley Coburn Academic Varsity Baseball l3l, Varsity Basketball ll J, V. Basketball ll l, Band Senior Carnival, Lettermen's Club, l-li-Y, Intra- mural Basketball, Edsonian Stahf, l-lomeroom Volleyball and Basketball, Student Coun- cil lil, Junior Prom. Good humor always leads to success. MADELINE GUINANE St. Mary's Commercial Sophomore and Junior Assem- blies, Junior Play Committee, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Statl. Sincere and friendly - sure to make her goal. large fast performed dances and songs of various member nations. This evening I at- EL E HALIA . Farley C sum A demic Cheerlh ers' Club Upsilon Ka a, Junior Play ommittee. Li and lull Mi. if 21 7+ ,t. t, .V A .. DELORES HAMMOND Mansfield, Penna. Commercial Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Band, Choir, G. A. A. Our Delores is headed for suc- cess. DIANE HANSEN Parley Coburn Academic Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play and Junior Day Assembly, Edsonian Staff. Shining hair, delightful per- sonality. ,ar-as VIRGINIA HALL Edgeworth Academic El-So-I-li Statl, Junior Assem- bly, Juniof Play Committee, Edsonian Statl, National Honor Society, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play. Dark-eyed and active - de- serves to succeed. U N ASSIHBIY TERRENCE HARDIMAN St. Mary's Technical Electricity Clever, cheerful - Makes friends wherever he goes, EDWIN HARRISON Farley Coburn Academic Band Orchestra l4l, Choir Boyis Glee Club, Junior Play, Footlightefs Club, Youth County, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, Honor Society. Southside! famous drummer- sure to be successful in the future. ROBERT HENLEY Hopkins Street Vocational Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. Quiet - nonchalant - a clean cut boy. gr - 1 - . , K 3 JAMES HEWITT Hopliins Street Academic J. V, Football Varsity Football Varsity Baseball l2l, Junior Play, Spring Hope Show, Edsonian Stott, Letter- men's Club, Senior Carnival, Homeroom Sports, Band Orchestra Choir Honor Society. This lilceable chap holds no grudges, ROBERTA MAE HOLDEN Parley Coburn Academic Cheerleaders' Club, G. A. A., Humane Club, Sophomore As- sembly, Junior Play and Prom Committees, El-So-Hi Statl, Eclsonian Stott, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play, Our never - to - be - forgotten Freida ot the Senior Play. tended our gala prom with ferry Kersicle's Woodlyouse is a beautiful queen and fohn orchestra playing. Gee, but Mary Claire Collins sure makes a handsome king. I had a ROBERT HOLLENBECK Coldbroolr Perl: Academic J. V. Baslcatball J, V. Football lil, Varsity Baslret- ball l2l Varsit Football l2l, 1 Y Track, l.ettermen's Club. He that has knowledge spares his words. 24 TED HOLLENBECK Penne. Ave. Commercial A friendly smile, a cheerful hello-a welcome friend. DIANE HOOBLER Parley Coburn Academic G. A. A., Cheerleaders' Club, J, V. Cheerleader, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Student Council lil, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Staff, Junior Flay and Prom Committee, Hi-Y, Spring Hope Show. Friendly, polite, tiny and neat. NORMAN HORTON Perley Coburn Academic Student Council Vice-President, Student Council l4l, Choir l2l, Boy's Glee Club El- So-Hi Statl, Edsonian Business Manager, Junior and Sopho- more Assemblies, Spring Hope Show, Red Cross, Honor So- ciety. A rare mixture ot trolic and tun-Norm is always willing to do his part. PHYLLIS HUNTER Farley Coburn Academic Twirler, Upsilon Kappa, Choir and Culee Club, Cheerleaders' Club, Spring Hope Show, Stylish lass who loves dancing - Smooth describes her well. 4 JOSEPHINE ITALIANO St. Mary's Commercial G, A. A., President ot Upsilon Kappa, Red Cross 1950 Christmas Assembly, Co-Chair- man ot White Christmas Dance, Stage Manager ot Junior Play, Edsonian Statt, Historian ot French Club. Happy-go-luclcy, friendly - l'-'lard worlcing president ot the Ushers' Club. heavenly time. Well, dear diary, I opened those huge green doors today to begin my ? ... it WILLIAM JANEY Parley Coburn Vocational Class President Letter- men's Club l4l, Track Wrestling l4l, Drama Club, Stage Manager tor Junior and Senior Plays, Class Assemblies, Homeroom Volleyball. Three years as president-Bill is the spirit of our class. DONNA JEAN JESSUP Penna. Ave, Commercial Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Statt, Glee Club Cheertulness plus happiness plus friendliness equals this fine young lass. raw' BARBARA JACQUE Hoplrins Street Commercial Sophomore Assembly, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian, Junior Prom Committee, Honor Society. A quiet mind is richer than a crown. GERALDINE A. JANESKI St. Mary's Commercial Upsilon Kappa, Gerry possesses many lilie- oble qualities. last year in sehool. It is rather .rad to think - of this year as my last year with my friends NANCY J. JOHNSON Parley Coburn Academic Choir l3l, Treasurer ot Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Committee. Shy and demure - always possesses a friendly smile. JAMES KAMP Farley Coburn Commercial Junior Play Committee. Quiet - dependable - steady - does everything well. 25 GORDON KAPP Parley Coburn Academic A mind lull of knowledge is a mind that never tails. . r 4 rl I la PHYLLIS KERLIN Farley Coburn Academic Choir Upsrlon Kappa, Treasurer ol Footlighters, Spring Hope Show Junior Play, Senior Play. Marvellous sense ot humor - good sport - cover girl. MARIAN KEIFFER Penna. Ave. Commercial JOHN KEEFE St. Mary's Academic Bowling, Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, El-So-l-li Ty- pist, Edsonian Staff, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens. l-lomeroom Basketball Spring Hope Show. Jacks good sense ol humor makes him pleasant to be near, A true friend is one worth having, DENIS KELLOGG Farley Coburn Vocational Nonchalant, easy going, Denny's a pal to all, Q07 ' A Af 'M47- ff' 4,eff..4-i-.J 1: whom I have grown very fond of. Still under the exrellent guidance of Miss Ritter NEILL KILCOYNE JO ANN ALICE KINTNER St. Mary's Academic Coldbroolr Academic Homeroom Basketball and Vol- G. A. A., Upsilon Kappa, Ed- leyball. sonian Stott. Easy going but has a mind Jo Ann is lriendly, gay, and of knowledge. neat. RICHARD KNAPP Farley Coburn Vocational Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, Sophomore Day As- sembly, J. V. Football, Red Cross. Tall, handsome - a good worker. AQ, I BETTY JANE KNOWLES Parley Coburn Academic J. V. Cheerleader Cheer- leaders' Club G, A. A. ill, Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Statt. Demure-charming-attractive. JAMES LAMBERT Hoplrins Street Academic Traclc, Homeroom Volleyball. Quiet, well-groomed, shy - pleasing personality. ROBERT LAMBERT Hopkins Street Vocational l-lomeroom Sports. Friendly smile-easy to get along with. and Mr. Srlawalb we got under way today with Bill Ianey as our president. He makes NANCY ARLENE LEE Parlay Coburn Academic Christmas Assembly l949, Glee Club Upsilon Kappa. l-ler smile like sunshine darts into many a heart. ROBERT LeFEBER Penna. Ave. Vocational Likeable, nice to have around -willing to do his share. JAY LEWIS Parley Coburn Academic Homeroom Sports, Band, Trat- tic Squad, Edsonian Statt, Junior Play. Genial in manner-ready for fun. MARGARET A. LAWES Farley Coburn Commercial Student Council l3l, Junior Play Committee, Upsilon Kap- pa, Senior Play Committee. Margaret's willingness will carry her successfully throughout life. I9 Sli CONSTANCE LINEHAN Penna. Ave. Academic Choir Glee Club Up- silon Kappa, Junior Play. l-ler ways are ways of pleasantnessf' ROSE LOETZER Parley Coburn Academic Library Counci E1-So l-li Stait, Sophomore Assembly Upsilon Kappa. Smiling blonde, upunlcy worker -a darling lass. LOIS ANNE LORD Parley Coburn Academic Cheerleaders Club, National Honor Society, Edsonian Staff, bpsilon Kappa, Youth County. A quiet qirl yet a Charming one. LAWRENCE LOVELL Parley Coburn Commercial Student Council, Band, Orches- tra, El-So-l-li Staff, l-lomeroom Sports, A true ambitious Southsider. , Q Mlm' ll wonderful one, for be's ambitious, erzer- If getir, and original. My rlassmates and I real- W LORRAINE L. LOWMAN Penna. Ave, Commercial G. A, A, Upsilon Kappa. Tiny and petite with a host of friends. 28 EVELYN LUTZ Parley Coburn Academic President ot National Honor Society Youth County, Choir l3l, Upsilon Kappa, Associate Editor ot Edsonian, Cheer- leaders' Club Junior As- sembly, Play and Prom Com- mittees, Senior Play Commit- tee. Evie has a pleasing per- sonality, and will succeed in all she attempts. JEAN MARLENE LYON Addison Central Academic Choir El-So-l'li Statl, Girls' Basketball G. A. A, l4l, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play, Edsonian Statl, Glee Club l2l, Sophomore and Junior Assem- blies, Drama Club. Always neat-always pleasant. PATRICIA ANNE LOVELL E, F. A. Commercial Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee. A lilceable girl with a future in the clouds. ly like him, for we elected him three times as president. He is an outstanding member of ROY MACHAMER Parlay Coburn Academic Boys' Glee Club, Choir, EI-So- Hi Staff, Edsonian Staff, S. H. S. Sunday Telegram Reporter, Homeroom Sports, Junior As- sembly. Friends galore-a good worker, MARILYN MAIER Edgeworth Commercial Cilee Club, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play Committee. Willing - loyal - friendly. ANNE MALLOS Farley Coburn Commercial G. A. A., Glee Club, Edsonian Business Stalt, Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Committee. A truer triend is hard to find. MARY THERESA MALTZER St. Mary's Academic Freshman Class Treasurer, Na- tional l-lonor Society, Junior Play, Footlighters' Club, El-So- l-li Statl, Attendant to Junior Prom Queen, Youth County, Junior Prom Committee, Ed- sonian Statt, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Committee, She may be small, but her mind is brilliant. HUGH MANEY St. Mary's Academic Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees, Eootlighters' Club, Co- Chairman White Christmas Dance . Good matured, likeable chap -a pal it you ever need one. 1 , - our class. Ola! diary, how I wish I could act! gf' Q30 L 51,- january Thaw. Again bidden talent I allended our Senior Play Ioniglat f11-17- Jxix xx was uncovered. It's wonderful to float on a l In ' STEPHEN H. MARTIN Penna, Ave. Vocational Junior and Senior Stage Crew, Manager ot Wrestling Team, Ever-willing-a faithful triend. IRENE M. MARVIN Parley Coburn Homemalring President ot G. A. A., Library Council, Co-Chairman ot G. A. A. Dance, Humane Society, Upsilon Kappa. All round best athletic girl. Energetic - pleasant - loves sports. EDNA G. MAY Thomas K, Beecher Academic Junior Play Committee, Upsilon Kappa. As merry as the day is long. BETTY L. McCLURE Penne. Ave. Academic G. A. A, Choir l4l, Liter- ary Editor al' Edsonian, Upsilon Kappa, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee, Spanish Club. Her dimples catch everyones eyes: her smile holds them. 29 rey gaietyp to have 'Q 4-.DVK ELIZABETH ANN McNETT Parley Coburn Commercial Upsilon Kappa. Speech is great, but silence is greater. I - - ,f ...ff A KIA, l 1 vfr fl . DONALD MclNTO5H Penne. Ave. Vocational Freshman Class Activities. A grand boy-always laughing and tull ot tun, MARY JO MCKENNA St. Mary's Academic Secretary of Cheerleaders' Club, J. V, and Varsity Cheer- leader, Class Assemblies, El- So-Hi Star Reporter l3l, As- sociate Editor l4l, Choir ll, 2, 3l, American Legion Ora- torical Contest Winner l3l, May Queen Attendant, Na- tional I-lonor Society, Youth County, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play, Co-chairman Senior Car- nival. Sociable - pleasant - suc- cessful in all she undertakes. billowy white cloud way in the hernfens among the stars. BONNIE LEE MEASE Farley Coburn Commercial Chairman ot Freshman Dance, Junior Prom Attendant, Class Council l3l, Treasurer lil, Varsity Cheerleader, Senior Class Historian, Spring Hope Show. Fashionable -- sure to make a hit wherever she goes. LARRY MIDDAUGH Farley Coburn Academic Bowling Team, Homeroom Sports. A stauncher friend cannot be found. JOYCE MCLAUGHLIN Penna. Ave. Commercial Bowling, Upsilon Kappa, Glee Club l3l, El-So-l-li Typing Staff, .lovial - talkative - a good 'Friend to all. I'm up there now after re- PAUL MILLER Riverside Commercial Homeroorn Basketball, Junior Play Committee, El-So-Hi, Honor Society. Good natured, likeable chap --a pal it you ever need one. ROBERT MILLER Riverside Vocational Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball. HILA MINGOS Parlay Coburn Homemalting Junior Assembly, Bowling, Up- silon Kappa. She is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. GIAC MODICA St. John Bosco Academic Varsity Wrestling, Junior Play, President ot Dramatic Club, Vice-President ot Senior Class, Junior Assembly, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Sports Editor ot Edsonian, Spring Hope Show, Senior Play. Wonderful partner on the dance floor - bound to make a hit in lite. LELAN MONTGOM ERY Parley Coburn Commercial Sophomore Assembly, Honor Society, Junior Play, Home- Friendly, ambitious -- full ol room Basketball. Pep- A man who works hard is not easy to find, Lelan's our BTTSWST. 1 :0 . , . ' 19 . turnmg from our annual Wlyzle Chrzstmas dance where I waltzed around to the f iiffill' c ' I .igiff MARY CATHERINE MOODY St. Mary's Academic Choir Upsilon Kappa. Junior Play, Senior Play Com- mittee. Twinkling eyes -- a sunny smile - a good friend. BEVERLY MOORE Beecher Commercial Upsilon Kappa. Quiet - steady - depend- able - this describes Bev- erly. JAMES MORGAN Coldbrook Vocational Homeroom Basketball Freshman Basketball, White Christmas Dance, Homeroom Volleyball lil, Track Calm and reserved - ready, willing and able. ROBERT E. MORGAN Parlay Coburn Academic Track, Homeroom Basketball, Humane Club Officer, Junior Play Stage Crew, Senior Play Committee, Senior Carnival. Quiet, shy, yet full ot tun- a good worker. .. s.., El rf' if.. it ' wk - ff-. ROBERT J. MORGAN St. Mary's Vocational Sophomore Assemby, Various Committees, A dependable worker - a qood fellow. s iv N MARJORlE MORTIMER Parlay Coburn Homemaking Choir, Glee Club, Orchestra. Margie spends only a hall ol a day with us, but we are glad ol even that oppor- tunity ol seeing her. lovely strains of Tom Sheeder's Orchestra. W'e held our long awaited or Senior Carn- -S- LAURENCE NUSS Parlay Coburn Academic Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball. Reserved manner - congenial disposition - friendly. 32 JAMES NEWTON Hopkins St, Vocational Student Council, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. With every friend he is lair, .-. '5 'd. 4 d .Z 5 f .fe W ARTHUR ocsoen N Y Mxb BANAC Columbia High Central P Ie olau m ial Academic I CI my -I Orchestra Band gee E, sl on Spring Hope Show, Ha Micky! ggl'-rows G Always on the go - loads ol .go ime .. C Iector gf fun - good sport. frien . DAWN ELAINE NORMAN Hopkins St. Academic Choir l4l, Glee Club Upsilorr Kappa, Student Coun- cil, Cheerleaders Club, Junior Play and Prom Committees, Junior Play. Ambitious - neat - easy to qet along with, ival tonight. I never before laughed so much as I did at the hilarious antics presented in ill' RICHARD OWENS Wellsburg Commercial Basketball Student Coun- cil lil, lWellsburql, Junior Play Committee. A fine gentlemen to have around - He'lI certainly be missed. CAROLYN PAGE Wellsburg Academic Choir, Student Council, Secre- tary ot Freshman Class, Freshe man and Sophomore Assem- blies, Freshman and Sopho- more Plays, J. V, Cheerleader, School Paper, Co-chairman Sophomore dance lWells- burql, Upsilon Kappa. Adorable - sweet - we think she is quite okay, the side show. After making my way around to all the hoolhs I wended my way home to you, PATRICIA ANN PLAISTED Edgeworth Commercial Upsilon Kappa. Beautiful blonde hair-plea5- ant to tallc with. ROBERT PAINTON Parlay Coburn Academic Band. Always a triend in worlc and tun. 1 PATRICIA JEAN PLUMMER Penna. Ave. Commercial G, A, A., J, V. Cheerleader l2l, Cheerleaders' Club, Fresh- man Dance Committee, Cape tain ot Twirlers, Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa. A cheerful smile - the latest styles - a willing worlrer, FRANCINE PALTROWITZ Parley Coburn Commercial Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilori Kappa, Junior Play, Junior Day Assembly. A generous, jovial, happy gal. JEAN MARIE PICKEL Hendy Ave. School Commercial Humane Club, 'Coronation Committee, Junior Play Ticker Committee, Upsilon Kappa, Y- Teens, Edsonian Head Typist, Senior Play Committee. Whiz on the typewriter - neat as a pin. dear diary Senior Day nally arrived but A now it's just memories. This morning was MARGARET A. POORMAN Edgeworth Academic G. A. A. lil, Upsilori Kappa. Margaret believes that what- ever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. JOHN F. POWERS Si. Mary's Academic Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball. The silent man is most trusted. 33 A MARY ANNE PRUNIER St. Mary's Academic Choir, Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Stott, Co-chairman ot Sopho- more Day, Cheerleaders' Club, Freshman and Senior Council, Junior Play and Prom Com- mittees, National Honor So- ciety, Vice-President of French Club. Mary Annes composition - vim, vigor, vitality. W il il nl gt iii I I JOAN RICHARDSON Wellsburg Union Academic Cheerleader Chorus Freshman and Sophomore Plays, Freshman and Sopho- more Assemblies, School Pa- per lWellsburgl, Choir l2l, Upsilon Kappa lS.H,S.l. Sweet personality - smooth dancer - a real chum. LORRAINE PURVIS Millarton, Pa. Commercial Upsilon Kappa, Committees tor Junior and Senior Plays. Gracious manner, happy smile -a rosy future. RONALD RANDOLPH Coldbroolr Vocational Homeroom Baslcetball and Vol- leyball, Jolly, good hearted, happy- qo-luclcy. . X f I :Wa OAY g filled with the excitement of the coming afternoon and evening. This afternoon we K9 F' r SHIRLEY ROBINSON Parlay Coburn Commercial Choir. Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Dance Committees, Tiny-active-heart of gold THOMAS RICHARDSON St. Mary's Academic Student Council, Humane Club, J. V, Football and Basketball, Varsity Football, Homeroom Baslcetball and Volleyball. Number one athlete - grid- iron star. BARBARA J. ROBERTS Parlay Coburn Academic Upsilon Kappa, Sophomore Council, Choir lil, Junior Play Committee, Junior Assembly. Small in stature, but large in ambition. PHYLLIS ROWE Parley Coburn Homemaking G. A. A., Upsilon Kappa, Dance Committee. Hearty laugh - happy heart -quiet. I LOIS ROY Coldbroolt Commercial Class Council, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Up- silon Kappa, Edsonian Stahl, Spring Hope Show Committee, Youth County, i949 Christmas Assembly, Cheerleaders' Club. Fair complexion - malces lriends quickly, Q-vi' tj O-vu JAMES RUSIN Parley Coburn Academic Nothing bothers Jim - he'll get by. ,fg- beld our fnal assembly. I felt pretty proud as I marrlaed in while all the underclass- EILEEN M. SALTUS Farley Coburn Commercial Glee Club Cheerleaders' Club, Student Council Up- silon Kappa, Junior Play Com- mittee, Honor Society. Always willing to help. Always wearing a smile. JUNE M. RUTH Southport No. 8 Homemahing Glee Club G. A, A., Up- silon Kappa. Ready, willing, and able. Quiet and conscientious. S. FX A I ROBERT SCHARF Parley Coburn Academic Student Council Band l4l, Spring Hope Show, Youth County, Boy's State, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Tall - dark - handsome - camera clicker. HARRY GEORGE .SAUNDERS Parley Coburn Academic J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Spanish Club. Modest in his own ways - girls eye him out ot the cor- ner ot their eye. ALICE SAXON Penna. Ave. Academic Upsilan Kappa, G, A, A., Ed- sonian Statl, Dance Commit- tees. Twinlcling eyes-full of trolic- loves fun. . D 3,1 M l ll l l li 1 It ,D l fx.: -'fl If M i fl ff ,X ' ,ff l LOIS SCHEEPSMA Purley Coburn Commercial Glee Club, Clnoir, Upsilon Kappa, Red Cross Cheer- leaders' Club, Junior Dance Commlttee, Junior Play Com- mlttee Edsorrian Statl. Pure as an angel - Sweet as love, DIANE SCHEWE Coldbroolr Commercial Upsilon Kappa, Edsonian Stott. Junior Play Committee. Golden Hair - light sense ot Irrumor CAROLE SCHLOCK Farley Coburn Academic Choir, Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Christmas Assembly. Armament ot a meek and quiet spirit. :Qi fx DOLORES J. SCHMITT Hoplrins Street Homemalring Upsilon Kappa, Junior Assem- bly, Glee Club Dance Committee. Dolores always has a smile tor everyone. - f men rlapped for us seniors. Gee, dear diary, wf?w1 f' ma Mater. Ola well, they tell me there will be I felt terribly nostalgic when we .vang the Al- VW many more sad days in our lives. After the xi I N ' RICHARD SCHULER Coldbrool Vocational Tratlic Squad Presrdent, Var- sity Football. Friendly - ctieerlul - a good sport. 36 FRED SEARLES St. Mary's Technical Electricity J, V. Football. Homeroom Bas- ketball and Volleyball, Intra- mural Sports. Neat as a whistle-never a forced smile about trim. RICHARD SEELY Parley Coburn Vocational Student Council, Homeroom Baslcetball and Volleyball, Wlwateyer he finds to do, l'1e does it well. .pr '. 1 4- JEAN SEGUR Parlay Coburn Academic Cheerleaders' Club l3l, Choir, Humane Society lll, Edsonian Statl, Upsilon Kappa, Honor Society. A good mind possesses a kingdom. HILDA JEAN SEYMOUR Penna. Ave, Commercial Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa, Dance Committees. As good as gold. RICHARD SH EIVE Hophins Street Academic Choir, Boy's Glee Club, Hu- mane Club. Cheerful smile-musical talent. SHERRILL A. SHERMAN Parley Coburn Commercial El-So-Hi Statf, Edsonian Staff, Sophomore Dance Co-Chain man, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Carnival, Upsilon Kap- pa, Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Play. Petite - beautiful eyes - brimful of fun. s.. -,.--- MARY ELLEN SKELLEY St. Mary's Academic Red Cross, Choir, Co-Chairman of Junior Day Assembly, Junior Play, Upsilon Kappa, Student Council, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show Committee, Our oomph girl - jokester -full of implish fun. assembly all the students assembled in the again in the gym this evening. Oh! any ach- mfe to sign yearbooks, and they gathered ing hand! 1've just returned fron an exciting WILLIAM SLINGERLAND Farley Coburn Academic J. V. and Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Track Mana- qer. Quiet, conscientious and sin cere. AUGUSTUS SLOCUM Colclbroolr Vocational Traffic Squad. Slow - easy going - a true friend. BARBARA J. SMITH Wellsburg Uunion School Academic Cheerleaders' Class Vice- President ll l, Student Council, Chorus l2l, Freshman and Sophomore Assemblies lWells- burgl, Junior Assembly, Treas- urer of Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Committee. Miss Southside of 1951 - sweet and lovely. JAMES SPILLAN St. Mary's Academic Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, Varsity Football. Silent in all he does - a terror in football. 37 DIANE STALIS St. Mery's Academic Upsilon Kappa, Footlighteris Club, Student Director of Junior Play, Senior Play Com- mittee. A girl ot few words - easy going. again X ,SEQSZZ X P S ov CAROLE E. STURDEVANT Beecher School Commercial Upsilon Kappa, Twirler, Cheer- leaders' Club. Always a lady, always neat, always pleasant. ROBERT STANTON Wellsburg Commercial Homeroom Basketball. Wise men say nothing at dangerous times. WILLIAM STEED St. Mary's Academic Baseball, Vice- President of Class Dance Committees. Baseball star - talces the world in his stride. round of parties after the Senior Prom C6-5-52j. How MARILYN L. STURDEVANT Edgeworth Academic Upsilon Kappa, Co-Chairman of Junior Dance, Junior Play Committee. Quiet - thoughtful - pleas- ant company. ROBERT SWAN Penne. Ave. Academic Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, Sophomore and Junior Plays, Co-Chairman ot Kon- victs Kaper, Footlighter's Club. Junior Play, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show. Our blonde Romeo of Southside High. MARY STICKLER Parley Coburn Homemalring G, A. A., lntrarnurals. Fond of sports - always on the go, wonderful a time I bad! All CAROL SWIMELAR Penne. Ave. Academic Editor ot Edsonian, Honor Society, Upsilon Kappa, Stu- dent Council, G, A, A., Youth County, Junior Prom Commit- tee. She does easily what others find difficult. Efficient edi- tor of the yearbook. ALICE TAYLOR Parlay Coburn Academic Glee Club, Upsilon Kappa. She glides through lite with ease, smiling and thouqhttul ot everyone. THURZA M. TAYNTON No. 9 Academic Junior Play Committee, Up- silon Kappa. Always helpful, friendly, and QGY- ,agus-we ROBERT THOMASON Parley Coburn Vocational Wrestling Team. l-le is what we all admire - a gentleman. lbe girls looked so beautiful in their attire, and the boys were so handsome. Before ROBERT TREAT Parley Coburn Vocational l-lomeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, J. V, Football, Varsity Football. Man of few words -- an all around good pal. ELLEN TURNER St. Mary's Commercial G. A. A., Junior Play Com- mittee, Upsilon Kappa, Spring Hope Show. Demure and shy - nice to be near. MARILYN URQUHART Parley Coburn Academic G. A. A. ill, Cheerleaders' Club l3l, Varsity Cheerleader lll, Junior and Senior Council, El-So-Hi Statt, Edsonian Staff, Upsilon Kappa, Junior Play Committee. She's tair to loolc upon and pleasant to meet. ALAN TOBEY Coldbrool: Academic Not much with tallc, but tami- liar to all, I9 gn. DONALD VAN NESS Edgeworth Vocational l-lomeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball. Never a frown - never a worry. l KJ ROBERT VON NEIDA Hoplxins St. Technical Electricity Flag Squad, Tratlic Squad, Stage Crew, School Proiector and Movies. MARGARET VAN NESS Edgeworth Commercial Jiinicr Play Committee, Upsilon Kappa. A friend to one and all, Our carefree, fun loving Bob, ROBERT VAN NOSTRAND Parley Coburn Technical Electricity Stage Crew. Here is a dear and true in- dustrious pal. ROBERT VAUGHN Penne, Ave. Technical Electricity Edsonian, Senior Council, Junior Prom Committee, Honor Society. Honest, sincere, friendly -- he goes about his work with a smile. 51,6 pfgm ure held our banquet, ,md we all now, dear diary, our four wonderful years are yluged gufsell-e, wigh the png fggd, And drawing to a close. At frsl these years seem- JOHN WACKOWSKI Buffalo, N. Y. Academic Orchestra and Band lButtalol, Tall, darlr, and ambitious, 40 MARIAN WELLMAN Parlay Coburn Commercial El-So-Hi Business Manager, Edsonian Statt, Y-Teens, Up- silon Kappa, Corresponding Secretary, Junior Play Commit- tee, Dance Committee, Honor Society. Much wisdom goes with the fewest words. DONALD WHEELER Penne. Ave. Vocational J. V. Football Varsity Football Homeroom Base lcetball and Volleyball, Class Treasurer l3l, Co-Chairman of Freshman Day Dance. Tall, tan, and terrific. JEANETTE WHEELER Parlay Coburn Commercial Y-Teens Bowling, Junior Historical Society, Junior Play, El-So-Hi, Upsilon Kappa. Laugh and the world laughs with you, Likes to be called Ginger. RUTH HELEN WILLIAMS St. Mary's Academic Glee Club, Junior Play and Assembly, Edsonian Statl, Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Prom Committee, Choir, Foot- Iighters, G.A.A,, Upsilon Kap- pa, El-So-Hi, Darlc hair, dart eyes - a cheerful way. SHIRLEY WICKHAN Hoplrins St. Commercial Upsilon Kappa. Friendly and talkative. We ANN PATRICIA WILDRICK Horseheads High School Academic Upsilon Kappa, Sophomore Council, G, A. A. She's Winsome, gay, and very .ffl l M flyrtyj LILLIAN Lvyiooocoorc Hopkins Street Homemalring Glee Club Upsilon Kappa, Serene disposition-quick to accept a job and do it well, bright. , SUS' HR R ed as rf they would never end, but now they A QVAC T .nn ball melt.: on a warm day-gone and never have slipped through my fingers as a snow- A to be held again. Now each of us is on hzs 2 own way in the world. ,.-..- san- MARY CLAIRE CHARLES YESKA WOODHOUSE Penna. Ave, Academic St. Mary's Academic J, V, Football l2l, Wrestling, Junior Prom Queen, Class Sec- retary l2, 3, 4-l, Red Cross ll I, Student Council Secretary, Upsilon Kappa. Her way is that ot tranquil - beauty. Varsity Football A bundle ot energy -- sports are his dish. CAMERA SHY SENIORS MARY BURBANK JAMES KIBBE Waverly High Commercial Hopkins Street Vocational Chorus. RONALD MONROE CLYDE FRAVEL St, Mary's Commercial Parley Coburn Vocational Homeroom Sports. THREE-YEAR GRADUATES .. 3,7 ,. ,W - e J .'..: V ' ':n 'w5:r Q'i'?52ae: .:. i ALYCE BERGUSON JANET FREEMAN RITA LAYTON Parley Coburn Homemalring Parley Coburn Homemalring Purley Coburn Homemaking Cl'ieerleader's Club G.A.A. ll,2l, Red Cross, Sophomore Play, Choir, Cheerleaders' Club lil, Junior Dance Committees. Junior Historical Association. Historical Association, Dance Committees. BARBARA SWIM ELAR Edgeworth Commercial Spring Hope Show, Class Assem- blies, Clweerleaders' Club, Dance Committees. NATHAN RUBIN Farley Coburn Academic ELEANOR J. VOSBURGH Farley Coburn Commercial G.A.A. Vice-President, Red Cross l2l, Bowling, Baseball, lntramural Volleyball and Basketball, Bad- minton and Tennis, Upsilon Kap- pa. DAVID HOFMANN Edgeworth Academic Horneroorn Basketball, Assistant Baseball Manager, Red Cross, llnree Year Graduatel. SENIDR SNAPS age, U P.f T X. R9f19drsal. Hmmm Hopoful. Steppm hugh United Nations on the march. Y hwy Little Devils?7 43 Boys' State. . 6,71 .3 5 . v x , , , , , . .pts-4 , . V , 1 , I yr! U 45 lik F 3 ' gg - - 'mi -r , 2 f :Wi gg. N5 5.3. ,,,5i'+f , 5 fa-Q ,rVAj, , ' 'H' L 4 J, Vg, A ny 1 I 1 L I 1 ,rr .-i- x -I FN :fling K 7 429 .1 -if wi wr 4 I 5 fx' '-Q1 M' X , I I : A as xv 4 x ,, N VBS' ww-A 1 24 .J 2' fs wir? 'z wigs , , wil + 3.frHB 1.4 '. Arita :. mf' '59 N13 'JL -M--hx JameQ Brfiaiin, Treasrrrerg Corneiia Srppie, Histor- iang Artirrrr Smith, President Ronaid Dixon, V President: Katrrieen Reardon, Secretary. . Burke, M Mrs. Mauon 1954 ADVISERS Joseph Ciark, President, Ann Duiiieid, Treasurer, Eiizabeth Agan, I-Iistoriang Daphene Dean, Secretary: Jack Spezel 45 Vice-President, 1C9' IINDEIIGLI-ISS OFFICERS AND IIIJVISEIIS - vis YV Leghe IIB 1955 OFFICERS Seated: Wiiiiam Ciark, President Caroi Brinlir, Secretary, Ronaid Burke, Treasurer, Richard Rgmmg. ton, Vice-President irene Trrrban, Historian. 1953 OFFICERS 1953 ADVISERS Mrs, Lue a Lund, Mr, Lesiie Stowe fa' 4 1955 ADVISERS Mr. Robert I-Iabersaat, Mass Irene Sr John. .Z Aclrerson, Kenneth Adams, Edna Agan, Charles Allen, Sylvia Ames, Douglas Andrews, Gail Appleton, Diane Arikran, John Arm, Robert Atkinson, Kay Bacon, Frank Bantill, Barbara Bebble, Richard Bedrosian, Mary Louise Belig, William 3ement, Mary Jo Benjamin, William Berguson, Alyce Black, Sandra Blanchard, Albert Blanchard, Shirley Blitz, Dolores Bly, Rosalie G. Bowers, Kathleen Boynton, Marian Brand, John Brink, Carol Anne Brooks, James Brownell, Dawn Buck, Raymond Budnick, Fra ncis Burke, Ronald Burkett, Pauline Burt, Judd Burton, Betty Callahan, Pat Canha, Mary Ellen Canis, Marilyn Carey, Richard Carpenter, John Chamberlain, Ginger Chapman, Lois Ann Clark, Beatrice Clark, Fritz Clark, Jill Clark, Mary Lou Clark, Phyllis Clark, Roger Clark, William Cobb, Allan Cole, Jerry Cole, Nancy Comfort, Barbara Comfort, Charles Comfort, Lynn Conklin, Clifford Connelly, John Cooper, Glenn Cornwell, Patricia Costello, Diane Cowley, Mary Frances Cox, Jean Cram, Wiladene Janet Cuer, Shirley Cunningham, Georgina Cusick, Doris Dawley, Lois Dean, Sandra Dell, Richard Detrick, Jo Ann Draht, Albert Drake, Arthur Draxler, Marie Driscoll, Arlene Dunkel, Michael Dunne, Gerald Dunne, John Eaton, Joanne Marie Eichner, Phillip Elmer, Dorothy English, Don Enyedy, Joan Enyedy, Mike Esaias, Shirley Evans, Averil Fanning, Harold Farmer, Robert Faulkner, George Ferris, Norman Fish, Shirley Fishbough, William Fisher, Bud Fitzpatrick, George Fives, Connie Flynn, Carl Foehner, James Forsyth, Bill Foulke, Ardelle Fowler, Kirk Frank, Daniel Fredericks, Berneta Freeman, Janet French, Ken Friends, Ellen Frisk, James Frisk, William Fudge, Donald Gallavan, Renamarie CLASS Getola, Don Gillette, Pat Golden, Ed Good, Margaret Goodwin, Virginia Graham, Shirley Granger, Mary Ann Green, Myron Green, Shirley Grim, Gail Grove, Don Hatlett, Walter Hamlin, Ronald Hanes, Arden Hart, Lewis Haw, Jacqueline Held, John Henley, Jane Hill, Gerald Hill, Marian F1953 Hill, William Hitter, Sue Hogan, William Hofmann, David R. Hummer, Rosemary Huss, Edwin Jerzalr, Nellie Jenlrins, Rosedale Job, Mary Lou Kantus, Richard Keenan, Betsy Kester, Sally Knapp, Joyce Knapp, Lois Kolesar, Barbara Ann Krazinslry, Fred Kuster, Eileen Ladd, Jacquelyn Lamb, Sylvia Lambert, Helen Lawson, Beverly Laton, Rita Lee, Barbara Letson, Dave Libby, Edward Lisi, Larry Loop, James Lumbard, Lois Lynch, Eileen Lynd, Rosemary Mace, John C. Martel, Larry L, Martin, Phyllis McCabe, John McCarriclr, Bob McCarthy, Bob McCarthy, Daniel McCloslrey, Dorothy McGann, Albert J. McMahon, John Mears, Mildred Miller, Alice Miller, William Minster, Dan Molter, Fred Moss, Ronald Motislra, James Moylan, Bryan Mullen, Gene Mulligan, Joan Murphy, Franlr Mussaw, Carol Neal, Berna Nichols, Phyllis Neily, Yvonne Niver, Benjamin Norris, Janette O'Brien, Patricia O'Leary, Paul Olson, Donald Orbanac, Delores Padgett, Duane Palmieri, Michael Parlr, Donald R. Parsons, Lynn Passmore, Richard Patriclr, Sarah Pautz, Joyce Payne, Maureen Peet, James Potter, Dicl: Rafferty, Barbara Redner, Joan Reed, Joseph Reed, Nancy Rees, Eredericlr Remington, Richard Riclrs, Charles Riclrs, Thomas Riedel, Joanne Rinlrer, Richard Roselrrans, Kay Rozell, Arthur Rudolph, Don Ryan, James Santarone, Tony Satterlee, Beulah Schuler, Diclz Schuler, Robert Seymour, Mary Jane Shellenberger, Richard Slocum, Stuart Smith, Patricia Spence, Rachael Sprague, Howard Springer, Charlotte Stanton, Donna Steed, Wally Stevens, Katherine Stiles, Duane Strods, Leonard Strong, Gretchen Struble, Bill Sturdevant, Norman Swan, Gordon Truban, lrene Tryon, Don Vallis, Dorothy Vivian, Robert Volirer, Gwen Voorhis, Alice Wagner, Frederic Waldron, Joseph Warne, Robert Watkins, Dorothy Watts, Laurene Weaver, Mary A. Wheeler, Carole Whipple, Richard Whytoclr, Eleanor Wildriclr, Joseph Willis, Jane Wilson, Henry Woermblre, James Wood, Don Wood, Velma Woodward, Barbara Ackerman, Dale Adair, Charles Anderson, LaVerne Anderson, Marilyn Andrus, Jack Armstrong, Carol Augustine, Joe Baker, Edwin Baker, Marilyn Barilla, Carmella Barrett, Letty Bartlett, Roberta Barton, Joseph Bateman, Mary Ellen Bauer, Richard Beanculli, James Bedell, Grace Benjamin, Charles Bennett, Eugene Bercher, Theresa Bernard, Carl Berry, John Blades, George Blakely, Dolly Bliss, Allan Blitz, Robert Bogacyzk, Ronald Borgeson, Joyce Bowes, Carol Brewer, Virginia Brown, Marlene Brown, Roberta Bryan, JoAnn Buckholtz, Jerome Bucuski, Theresa A. Buflalin, James Burbage, Pat Burges, Guy Burke, John Burnett, Beverly Cady, Carol Mae Case, Janet Cassada, William Cecchini, Catherine Cecchini, Joyce Chamberlain, Robert Christian, Ralph Clark, Clair Clark, Florence Clark, William J. Cole, Eugene Collins, Patricia Comfort, Barbara L. Comfort, Jean Comfort, Winifred Connelly, Darwin Connelly, Mary Connelly, Timothy Cook, Joyce Costello, Steve Cram, Millie Crowley, Mary L. Crowningshield, Shirley Dann, Ray Danyew, Barb Davis, Audrey Davis, Joan Davis, Richard A. Davisson, David DeBerardinis, Gene Dekenzo, Al Dickinson, Bert Dickinson, Chuck Dixon, Ron Dolan, James Doland, Milford Drake, Edward DuBois, James Dumas, Thomas Dunkle, Henry Duryee, William Eike, Nancy Epley, Carole Farran, Carol Farrell, Catherine Fischer, Bruce Fish, Barbara J. Fitzwater, Bob Flashphaler, Gordon Frank, Dean Fravel, Virginia Frawley, Lawrence Gamble, Carole Gardner, Richard Genung, Ronald Goodenough, Mary 48 Ann CLASS Granger, Janet Granger, Louise Greven, Peter Griffin, Jacqueline Grim, John Griswold, Ardyce Guinane, Mary Hale, John Halpin, Lyle Hanchett, Carl Hancock, Bob Haner, Gene Hartman, Harry Hayes, Ray Hendy, Gerald Hennigan, Joel Hill, Clittord Hill, Janet Hitchcock, Joan Hofmann, Glenn Hollenbeck, Larry Hollenbeck, Paul Hornbeck, James Hughes, Roy Hughey, Dianne Huntington, Evelyn James, Jack Jay, Howard Jenak, Arnold Johnson, Mary Ann Johnston, Wesley Keete, Catherine Keete, Joseph Keister, Wayne Kelley, Judy Kelts, Bruce Ketcham, Bruce Ketcham, Douglas Ketter, Raymond L. Kietel, Rhoda Kohan, Dorothy Kolesar, Marion Kruckow, Frederick Kwasney, Phil Laughton, Lorraine Lemoncelli, Janet Ela Lewis, Carole Ann Lewis, Robert Q OF 1954 Lislrovec, Joseph Loetzer, Christine Longenberger, Richard Longstreet, Don E, Longstreet, Robert Loveland, Richard Lowman, James Ludwig, John Luslr, Foy June Lynch, Anna May Mace, Tracey Maier, Alwynne Mallory, Joseph Malone, Kathryn Lee Marsh, Ann Joyce Martelli, Gloria Martin, C. Joyce Mashanic, George Mason, Nancy May, Gerald McCann, Thomas McCarthy, Hugh McConnell, Jack McConnell, Martha S McDonald, Richard U McLaughlin, Bernard Meholczo, Janet Merriclr, George Miller, Patricia Miller, Ruth Mold, John Montgomery, Dean Montgomery, Gerald Moore, Charles Morrell, Nancy Morris, Bruce Mosher, Doris Mosher, Mary Mosher, Sandra Moss, Anne Nero, Albert Nichols, Dale Ogden, Norman Oliver, Pearl Orr, Donald Ostrander, Mary Ostrander, Richard Ostrander, Ronald e Owens, Don Owens, Ronald Page, Joan Palmer, Norman Palmieri, Joseph Parlrs, Clifford Partridge, Barbara Patchadla, Betty Patterson, lan Paul, Arnold Peet, Joyce Perry, Robert Peterson, Verna Phillips, John Piclrel, Frederica Pidcoe, Neal Pierce, Shirley Pierson, Nancy Pike, Leland Potter, Robert Powell, James Powers, Louise E. Pryor, Daryle Purdy, Dawn Quayle, Mary Rafferty, Beverly Rauscher, Raymo nd Rearden, Kathleen Renluo, Franlc Rietmann, Nancy Ripley, Barbara Ripley, Kathryn Roselrrans, Robert Ross, Marlene Ruth, Robert Ruvolo, Nicholas Sahler, Andrea Schewe, Beverlee Schneider, Dave Schneider, Sylvia Schossaw, Norma Scott, Patricia Shapiro, Joan Shephard, Robert Silverstein, Florence Smith, Shirley Smylrowslri, Jean Sondersted, Carol Sonlro, Lee Sowers, Gary D. Spirawh, Richard Sprague, Nancy M. Stanton, Charles Stanton, Earl Stanton, Merltle Sticlrler, Rex Stowell, Joy Stowell, Robert Straw, Lawrence Strawn, Albert Strods, Salvins Struble, Shirley Stump, Sally Smith, Arthur Smith Ernest Smith Nelson Smith Patricia Smith, Robert E, Smith, Robert L. 49 Sullivan, Barbara Supple, Cornelia Sweeney, Michael Taft, Judy Thall, Gladys E. Thorpe, Patricia ine Tremaine, Phyllis Tuttle, William Uhl, Johanna Ury, Donald Usdane, Robert Vaccaro, Betty Vandermarlt, Arthur VanPatten, Sandra Vineslci, Rita Wainwright, David Wainwright, James Wallrer, James Walsh, John Weislroptt, Gordon Whipple, Susan Whitman, Diclr Wigsten, Judy Wilbur, Kathryn Williams, Beverly Williams, Richard Wood, Bernice Woodruff, Joan Yeisley, John Yorlre, Dean l' Agan, Dolores Agan, Elizabeth Allen, Donald L. Allen, Jeannine Allen, Nellie Allen, Virginia A. Allen, Virginia K. Amrhein, Neila Andrews, John Andrus, Kenneth Andrus, Kenneth Athey, Mildred Aumiclr, Marie Bailey, Charles P. Bater, Ernest Barner, Madeline Barnes, David Battisti, Shirley Bedrosian, Juliana Bellinger, Carroll Bender, Darla M. Bennett, Carol Bergan, Paul Biellre, Janet Blossom, Lorraine Bowdy, Jim A. Bower, John Bowman, Carolyn Bowman, Mary Ann Braster, Lewis Braveman, Marvin Breese, Cathy Brewer, Patrick Bridgeman, Georgene Budnict, William Burnham, Benjamin A. Burris, John A. Burnside, John Burt, Isabel Cady, Gary Cady, Vera J. Campbell, Deronda Card, Gerald Carl, Betty T. Carnegie, Patricia L. Carpenter, Gerald Caslin, Carl Chase, Doreen Clarlc, Joseph Clearwater, Jo Ann Clemons, Steward Coloroso, William Comfort, Lawrence Comfort, Lucy Ann Comfort, Maurice Comfort, Phillip Comstoclr, Paul Congdon, Arthur Conlrlin, Elizabeth Connelly, Margie Coolc, Joanne Cooper, Brant Coots, Orlo Cordier, Geraldine Cornish, Donald Costello, David Costello, LaWrerlC8 Councilman, Richard Covell, Bette Lou Coveney, Margaret Cowan, Benjamin Cowan, Joyce Cusiclz, Francis Cusiclr, William Danaher, Joan L. Darrow, Sallie Ann Davis, Nancy Dean, Daphne Dean, Leon De Graw, Edward De Graw, Naomi De Mart, Gloria Deming, Robert Devine, Carole De Vore, Mimi Diamond, Angela Dibble, Christine Diclrerson, Roland Diclcinson, Dorothea Diehr, Thomas Diftenbach, Joyce Doelberger, William Dolaway, Bill Dove, John M. DuFtield, Ann Dumais, Cyrille Dunlap, Marjorie Dunn, Joyce Earley, Michael Eaton, Thomas Eclzley, Richard Eddy, Shirley Elliott, John Elmer, Joan Elston, Charles Fishbough, Shirley FitzPatriclr, King Fitzwater, Elwin Flasselbact, Carl Fleet, Patricia Fleming, Edward Fleming, Paul Flynn, John Fowler, Kay Freeman, Barbara J, French, James Friclrel, Diane Gardner, Don Gay, Martin Gay, Richard Gee, Margaret Genaway, David Golden, David Goodenough, Marcia Goodrich, Romalee Gordon, Suzanne Green, Arthur Green, Carrie H, Gunderman, Joan Farmbough, William Neil Halailro, William Farmer, Barbara Fa ullrner, Margaret Ham, Sharon Harrington, Louis Hartsoclr, Robert Heichel, Dale Henley, Ronnie Henry, Alice M. Henry, Buddy Herriman, Barbara Hill, Alice Hill, Frances R. Hill, Martha Holland, David Holly, George Hoobler, Darrell Hosley, Walter Houser, Phyllis J, Hrasdzira, Amelia Hubbard, Phillip Hubbs, Harriett H Hughes, Phyllis Hulser, Marjorie Hunt, Jeannine Hurlburt, Dorothy Hyland, Robert lnscho, Jaclrie Jerzalr, Barbara Johnson, Gaylord G Jordan, Jolene Jutzi, Samuel John ClASS .91-15. 50 Kapp, Paul Keenan, Mary Ellen Kelts, Sandra Ketchum, Barbara Kettell, Barbara Kilcoyne, Claire Kissel, Keith Knapp, Julie Knox, Roberta Kolesar, Joan Krous, Conrad Krise, Wayne Lattimer, Albert Lattin, Edward La Valle, Larry Lawes, Jack Lee, Eleanor Lee, Jack Lewis, Mary Lewis, Ruth Little, Lacy Lofstrom, Jerome Lord, Shirley Lovell, Francis Lovell, Sandra Lynch, Thomas Lynd, Nadine Lyon, Nancy Maclc, William Maria, Ida Martin, Alberta Martin, Norman Matteson, Jact May, Arlene Mazzaraco, Antionette McDermott, Mary Lou McDonald, Dorothy McDonald, Edward McElhaney, Phillips Mejia, Carlos Meriwether, Jon Messing, Suzanne Michaels, Edward Michaels, James Miller, Dick Mills, Beatrice Minotti, Vin Morrell, Alice Morse, Marlene Morter, Lynn Moss, Mardena Moss, Vernon Maya, Gertrude Moyer, Lois Mulligan, Linda Murphy, Paul Myers, Janet E. Naida, Theresa Neil, Anna Nemeth, Mary Noonan, Mary Ohstrom, Roger Oldroyd, Jim Ottavinia, Joyce Padgett, David Pautz, Edward Pautz, Janet Pellar, Kenneth Plate, Elsie Pratt, Mary Quinn, Bill Randolt, Guy Rea1or, Kay Richie, Bea Ann Ricks, Richard Robbins, Hurley Roberts, Rodney Rohr, Charles Rohrer, Virginia Romat, Emily Root, Perry Rosehrams, Warren Rubin, Carol Rusin, Bonnie Russell, Shirley Ryan, John Saginario, Shirley Saginario, Theresa Schaet, Ronald Schnautz, Barbara Schneider, Robert Scott, Marilyn Segur, Barbara Seymour, Phillip Shatter, Larry Shaut, Richard Sheive, Marlene Sheldon, James Slrelley, Rita Slater, Jane H. rland, Jacquelyn R. Slinge Smith, Francis Smith, Estella Smith, Garrett Smith, Harold Smith, Janice Smith, Joan Smith, Jay Smith, Rae Spezel, Jacl: Springer, Lysbeth Stanton, Joyce Stanton, Mervin Starr, Barbara Stefty, William Steiner, Gail Stevens, Jean Stevens, Raymond Stewart, Richard Stowell, Craig Swanson, Marcia Swingle, Richard Symons, Frances Taddings, Robert Taft, Robert Tarbell, Vivian Terwilliger, Ashur Terwilliger, Marilyn Tice, Virginia Tobey, Gerald Tryon, Joyce Tuttle, Gail Vandegrift, James Van Deventer, Joyce Van Houten, Richard Van Strander, Don Vaughn, Norma Vogel, Gerald Von Hendy, Francis Vunk, Sharon Waclcowslri, Fredericlr Wagner, Joan Wagner, Nancy Walker, Joy Wambold, lda Ward, Larry Weelcs, Ronald Wells, Betty Westervelt, Richard Wheeler, Virgil Wheeler, Virginia Whiting, Joan Whitney, William Wieberg, Mabel Wildriclr, George Williams, Barbara Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Joan Wise, Douglas Wood, Robert Yorke, Beverly Zuris, Barbara H1955 5 I Frrst Row: Mary Claire Woodhouse, Nancy Bergh, Bonnie Mease, Marrlyn Urquhart, Mary Anne Prunier. Second Row: John Bailey, James Hewitt, Robert Vaughn, Donald Wheeler, Giac Modrca,Willram Janey. SENIDR GUIINGIL Hard at work. The Senior Council is a repre- senlalive group of seniors whose purpose is To guide lhe class and To keep ir well organized. I+ con- sisls of lhe officers of lhe Senior Class and one eleclecl represenl- alive from each senior homeroom. One ot the most important activities at Southside l-ligh School is its very active Stu- dent Council. Each l-lomeroom elects a rep- resentative to voice views at a weekly meet- ing. Recent accomplishments ot the Stu- dent Council have been the revision on its constitution, distribution ot monthly calendars, adoption of a design for the school tlag, and purchase ot twirlers uniforms. Through our Student Council the school has grown to be a better place in which to work. Represen- tation in organizations such as the Student Council promotes better relations between the students and the faculty. UE HIGH owsi Sc'5'o go , of -Q G gi ll? u Q U 9 9 ,, QMIRA N56 STUDENT GDUNGIL Front: N. Horton, Vice President: B. Callnin, President, B. Mease, Treasurer: M. Woodhouse, Secretary, First Row: M. Skelly, J. Cook, T, Bercher, D. McDonald, I, Truban, B. Neal, D, Kohan, M. Sweeney, P. Gillette, N, Eilce, G. Tuttle, N. Reitman, Mr. Clitlord McNaught. Second Row: J. Lee, D. Spirawlc, P. Hollenbeclc, J. Arilcian, J. Keete, J, Sheldon, D. Olson, D. Wainwright, B. Perry, B, Vivian, D. Allen, J. Buttalin, J. Merriwether. Absent from picture: C. Carolyn Austin. First Row: C. Swimelar, Miss Brookfield, Advisor, J. Hewitt, Trea surerg P. Fields, Vice-President: E. Lutz, President, L. Lord, Secretary, M. T. Maltzer. Second Row: J, Segur, M. A. Prunier, E. Greven, M. J. McKenna, K. Chamberlain, F. Callahan, B. Jacque, B. Anderson, M. Wellman, M, Flynn, V. Hall. Third Row: J. Cullman, P. Miller, L. Montgomery, R. Dombroslre, R. Vaughn, R. Scharf, K. Clarlr, N. Horton, E. Harrison. HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL H9N0xR SOCIETY I Q A , ff N , . -1 4 S 41 XX 4. I The Alpha Chapler of The Nalional Honor Sociely is a recenlly formed group in Soulhside High School. The obiecfives of lhis sociely are lo slimulale a desire fo render service lo The school, lo promole worlhy leadership and 'ro encourage 'the developmeni of characler in lhe pupils. Membership is based on scholarship, service, characler, and leadership. ln or- der lo become a member a pupil musl sland in lhe firsl lhird of his class. The facully elecls lhe members. Diary, scbool Dear high to 0 11' da s a e mwin ose tboug s lm e many Imp y our 1 em wof mg wstb news 11 be many Mons ai of gamma fw ff As y ix 1 f 4 s X cl , my In ' gef on tb p b s sp X. . ku . l 1 d 1 t x, Q - W. yy fy f ss BAND The SouThside High School Band has been an independenT organi- zation since l948. The band has grown immensely in size and abiliTy under The leadership oT William E. Biery. ln l95O The band received new green uniforms. This year under The auspices oT The STudenT Council, a new Twirling squad was added To accompany The band. The band is hoping in The TuTure To have beTTer TaciliTies and a larger organization. , G I R L S Under The able direction oT Miss DoroThy Connor, The Girls' C-Slee Club can be heard echoing iTs sweeT reTrains Through The G L E E c L u B halls while pracTicing Tor The annual Spring ConcerT. First Row: P. Burbage, F, Clark, J. Granger, B. Burnett, N. Sprague, R. Miller, R. 'Wil- liams, P. Clark, S. Mosher. Sec- ond Row: B. Sullivan, L. Chap- man, M. Gilmore, C. Arm- strong, M. Quayle, B, Wil- liams, A. Moss, M. Johnson, P, Martin, M, Maier. Third Row: C. Mussau, J. Cecchini, M. Clark, A. Driscoll, S. Fish, J. Meholczo, J. Borgeson, N. Lee, D, Pryor, P. Smith, P. Col- lins, M. Goodenough, S. Ed- wards. Fourth Row: B. Burton, C. Gamble, S, Allen, D. Blakely, A. Springer, F, Silverstein, C. Dann, N. Schossou, J. ltal- iano, J. McLaughlin, J. Sto- well, C. Wheeler, D. Jessup, D. Casselbury. 56 ,Q :fi Q A 951,694 may 5' I fl A I 'F' L 'f P fli1q ,GH 5 fs u. , Jj.' ' W. Ni' :W 'V X ? 'Nf ,J Z7 X'..,sXNx s . f ' FLW Q, ,J-LMC Ny fy' f it ' X 'fa QI: .Q V H1 My 4CMk 'E A M' X , X 1 'Q x K ,... W1 .,1 A ' ? s, gi mv' M, A f- K Q . ,L , ,ark nfl ,.k,. I 2 W 5, A yi k,I 5 . N . 4 N Q i , First Row: J. Woodruff, N. Wagner, M. Bennett, R. Williams, J. Fletcher, P. Clark, A. Davis, G, Martelli. Second Row G. Volker, N. Berqh, K. Wilbur, I. Truban, N, Johnson, J. Peet, C. Cady, G. Andrews, M. Forsythe. Third Row: R. Fischer A. Drrarrwll, E, Fisher, T, Gessi, C. Schlock, D. Hammond, B, Mease, M. Coughlin, P. Smith, J. Dickerson. Fourth Row: K. Chamberlain, C. Farran, L. Watts, W. Hatlett, J. Powell, R. Raucher, J. Buttalin, R. Lonqstreet, P. Eichner, R. Potter, R Dickeron, R. Hornbeck, J, Mulligan, S. Allen, C, Wheeler, Fifth Row: J, Barton, J. Arikian, J. DuBois, J. Foehner, M Dunkel, D, Olson, C. Adair, M. Stanton, C, Parks, R. Warne, J. Dunne, R. Sheive, C. Comfort, L. Comfort. SECOND PERIDD GHUIR 58 SEVENTH PERIDD CHOIR First Row: C. Bennett, L. Comfort, B. Richie, D, Mosher, J. Bryan, J. Bedrosian, D. MacDonald, S. Messing, F. Hill, M. Faulkner, B. Farmer, A. Henry, W. Cram, M. Dunlap, B. Rafferty, J. Danaher, M. Connelly. Second Row: J. Knapp, J. Griffin, J. Uhl, B, Connelly, S. Patrick, J. Richardson, M. Weaver, M. Mosher, N. Morrell, M. Moody, B. McClure, R. Wil- liams, N, Pierson, B. Neal, M. Brown, G. Cordier, B. Palchadlo. Third Row: R. Schaef, P. Flemming, J. Mattison, G. Tuttle, P. Carnegie, E. Lutz, S. Lord, D. Blakely, V. Tarbell, J. Page, V. Rohrer, A. Diamon, V, Allen, K. Fowler, M. Gay, P. Kapp, L, Costello. Fourth Row: R. Wood, D. Wise, M. Bravernan, R. Weeks, B, Henry, I, Patterson, W. Colorso, K. Ackerson, J, Dunne, J, Ryan, CS. Dickinson, J. Keefe, L. Comfort E, Harrison, C. Stanton, R. Stickler, L. Harrington, M, Earley. 59 Left to R ht M ,Q 5 anon Wellman, corresponding secretarY5 Donna Gilbert, vice-president Carolyn Austin, advisorg Mary C, BYBWSL recording secreiaryp Josephine Italiano, president. Absent: NanCY Johnson, treasurer. UPSILON KAPPA Upsilon Kappa, one ol Sourhsides service organizalionsf was slarled in I927-l92S by Mrs. C. Carolyn Auslin, who has been advisor conrinuously lor lwenly-four years. Member- ship in rhe club is open only ro senior girls. Members of The club acl as ushers ar school aclivilies and also al lunclions held by local civic groups. The hosless lable in +he m ' ' ' ann hall is mainlained by lhe girls as a service ro visilors af our school. 60 Mel. M36 . L- IzsXfId6gOrgeXl'xnfl'D?a, I' pxlleflisi Carl,DEGIaw, EIICIEQX, D now' C reel' I IO- OKK may ZICIIIR- agefirafl IIEFXYUWRACDGYNNWINII -I IOQIII E. aims' GNC-Davis, EP. plefrxggsonihllqaonl 5.56 XI- at nl I. Coil .pxemmqi S It I- 5 6 D NIOI . Dunn, PI B108 nf 5. IE, -Lyon ' SCOKXI Y Ive, ' enter. gossomf 'I' QQOILI I3anninC5N. mn ieaior, 'I 34 er 5' Calgllgei LN CoUnellilEXl'IoU' Kaplgokxef' if 5 Waqnel Cop' I . I. afh'R- 5x,' bers: G' genneui Comlolk S. DUGKXMB'Hl?P6Uu'E,.NN5LkOw Mem keskli C' walel' . Dlmlapl clk C' NQIABYIS Nlvny' S' me 5- Clgileloleffdwi B- Hznclilaldakjfaddnlq' h cwwf. GOI On' Se, ' 5. - 6. S. A MO' 5 won . IE' , HUMANE CLUB OFFICERS President I I I GLENN COOPER The mann purpose of Soulhsides Humane Vice-President Clulo, open lo all- high school pupils, is +o ac- IACI4 CARPENTER quainl sludenls wilh The need lor animal pro- . leclion ancl welfare. Corresponding Secretary I I I VIRGINIA ROEIRER The organnzalnon, which has +wo meerings Treasurer every monlh, has eslablished lhree bird feeding VIVIAN I-ARBEIEL sfalions, sponsors a posler conresf each year, Student COUMII Reporters and places Ilhe Nalional Humane Magazine SAI-I-IE DARROWI EMILY ROMAI- SUbSCl'lp'l'lOf1 IH 'l'l'1e llbFGf'lSS. Adviser MRS. RALPH A USTIN 6I I .1 . S' .ik .353 M K 3 N Sggg 'Q ' Me' 5 -. ,QM was e. K Sw A 'W ?-Q ' 0 5 . Nql gyz, A 1: 5 1 ' 5 'i ii M x' W W A . A M - Q Q Lf .M yk.. S, KR -- 4.5 Q ' IQ 'Www .Y , Q- 'V if: V5 ,Is x N' . ., my ., 1- P I --sift! .. 1 as 1XN'MF'fUf g2Q !? 'f7f1 f?fT Q1f '? g f-3 w vfsf f K Q My ki-ff fj f 4 2 1 awk - 'I-?ii,iljL-filg VW -N 'rf ' ,- Mia N H ggi! ,uiggimn zip .S J vi ., K H f 3, , , f 4 Q M,,,i ' 6 ,Cl Q Q lbnj.. Q N-. 'ff in Q 1 J., . 5 , , i x-Ea M 9 . . Qs' V5 X df' A3942 W O Em Clark, David Bixler, lean Left to Right: Kenneth Lyon, Ruth Williams, Paul Genung. x,,....- 1 A an WA uwlw Ms l cpl . wma-v M ,mm THE DIVINE FLDRA Bob Swan, Mary Theresa Maltzer, and Ken Clark, The Divine Flora, a humorous comedy in lhree acls, was pre- senlecl April 5 and 6, under lhe direclion ol Miss Ellen B. Moxley. The audience laughed hilariously as Randy Pryor, Bob Swan and Buzz Rallerly, Giac Modica lriecl lo lranslorm Ella Dean, Mary Theresa Mallzer, a wallllower, inlo a glamour girl. They succeeded eller overcoming many complicalions. Rehearsal The Gang Giac Modica as Jonathan John Bailey as Uncle Walter Left to Right: Bill Callnin, Mary Jo McKenna, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Vir inia Hall Mar Ellen Slrelle Q f Y YI Bob Swan. 65 Mrs, Gage and Matilda JANUARY THAW Never ro loe lorgollen in 'rhe minds of lhe Senior Class is lheir own Senior play, January Thaw . The very lascinaling plol in Three acl comedy by Bellamy Parlridge re- volved around 'rwo families wirh enlirely dillerenl characler Jrrails, bolh claiming lhe same house. Excellenlly direclecl by Miss Ellen Moxley, The play furnished delighhful enlerlainmenl. Mary Jo McKenna and Phyllis Kerlin as 5 1 66 l , 1 aSUTell Qaslclsy P' Kgilllgwarf Stand' D . - V B. 3 . han, - C Adair, Secrekiw ei. F. Call? nnellyz ' LA job E. Glmorepx T.Malt1bfCk3 J- o Bmeu M. . K3 , gg - llgn e . ki Cn Medica' vflsligjrianz R' Wlllximilaflfl-EanlTl?l'ic2-Weslden P3 ' idols' lf W. Wal fi- 54 M' i FIOUX Gigli-ated1 hy Bercheff U El Hamw ' 3' Manx- rwxolleyn 'P gemmQ .Hell Son? ' mfg. 1 K, ,Agker Wayne, he FO0TLIGHTERS The Foo+ligh+ers , Sou+hside's newly insfifuled dramalic club was organized ' , immedialely affer 'rhe l95I Junior Play. The charler members wrole a consfifulion, named 'rhe club. and increased ifs memb h' ' ers up +o 'rwenly-five aclors, 'rwo lechnical advisors, and one arf advisor The club's obieclive is fo learn all phases of dramalics lhrough aclive parficipalion. The specif- ic projecf This year was The presenlalion of sev l era one acl plays Tor assembly programs. ll lll FRENCH GLIIB Under the guidance ot our new French teacher, Mrs. Marion Burke, the French Club became organized this year. The members chose Le Cercle Francais tor its name. Among their activities this past year has been an imaginary trip to France. Seated: M. McConnell, President, M. A. Prunier, Vice-President, W, Hogan, Standing: Mrs. Burke, Advisor, J. Italiano, Historian, N. Reed, Correspond' ing Secretary, A. Evans, Treasurer, W, Callnin, R, Gray, Absent trom picture: R. Vivian, Secretary. First Row: C. Stanton, A. McGann, treasurer, K. Clark, H. Saunders, P. O'Leary, R. Scharf, J. Spillan, W. Callnin, K. Fowler, vice-president: P. Fields. Second Row: E. Kuster, B. McClure, G, Volker, M. Bedrosian, J. Enyedy, Miss Brooktield, advisorg M. Job, B. Neal, S. Graham, V. Hall, J. Ladd. Third Row: P. Gillette, P. O'Brien, M. Cobb, J, Knapp, D. Cusick, secretary: E. Greven, S. Allen, D, Watkins, president: C. Page, F, Callahan, M. Arcaro. 67 SPANISH GLIIB The Spanish Club is a newly tormed organization under the direction ot Miss Flsa Brooktield. Los Panamericanosu has been chosen as the name tor the club. The students learn about Spanish culture at meetings held monthly. Lelt lo Rrght: John W. Finlay,AdvisOV1 Mervin Stanton, Fred- errrlf Molter, Fredericlc Kruclrow, Charles Comfort, Garrett Smith, Robert Wood, FLAG SQUAD Each morning a small por- Tion of our sruclenr body as- sembles al lhe llag pole ro raise llOld Glory . High above lhe school lhe llag Flullers in lhe breeze. Al lhe close ol each school Clay 'rhis small group ol boys can be seen lowering lhe flag. m D. gi Rv Genun M Y. . Ps, Dhmlaiflerriclsf E' Pls e A W. Gr B' FrsC 'ew' - an' nV3Om H Yrarkffl 5. Mo Mcconnellg Brown' Oy , 3. pxuvo Q bb' N. rarer Dm W' T R A F F I 0 S ll A D C MOO,e,Cgl'1Lnm px. Schu 1 ' . XN. oflk ROW ROW films, Bvfl' i As The bell rings each period, boys may be seen husrling C, Fravel. our of 'rheir Classes To be prompf al 'rheir posls lo lceep The inlerclass lraflic sfraighfened our. 68 2' -rr 1 A 1 fo-qs.-.I Kneeling: Robert Bower, Robert Von Neida, William l-lill, Standing: Bruce Kelts, Mike Enydey, George Faulkner, Gene Bennett, Richard Potter. The men behind lhe scenes describes 'rhese boys who slrive hard +o make an assembly perfecr. A few of rheir iobs are ro close or open rhe curlain ar 'rhe righi second, io mainrain The lighr swilches, and ro manipulare The movie proiecror. These fellows are rarely seen or heard from. iii Front: B, Partridge, J Woodruff, L. Anderson. Second: R, Fischer, J Lyon, J. Cole, C. Ben neil, Mrs, Rodgers, B Woodard, J, Shapiro, A Lynch, D, Purdy. Third B, Williams, S, Lyon, J Kelly, l. Marvin, F Brown, Miss Rosinski, L. Laughton, J, Hall, M Guinane, J. Peet, LIBRARY GDIINGIL These girls and boys never receive merifed recognilion for rheir work. For one or more periods a day They assisr Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Rosinski wilh rhe Jrasks in rhe library. 69 First Row: M. Slcelley, C. Swirnelar, M. Maltzer, M, Mazur, S, Austin, N, Bergh, L, Roy, F. Callahan, B. Callnrn, G Modrca, R. Cunningham, R, Collsorn, E, Harrison, D, Allen, C, Morfer, B. Janey. Second Row: R. l-lollenbeclc, J, Collins, K. Clarlc, J. llewift, D. Blxler, D. Groezinger, R, Scharl, K, Charnloerlarn, M, Urquhart, M, Mclfenna, M, Arcaro, L, Lord, D, Slalin, E, LHLY. Y 0 u T H U N T Y Left to Right: Bull Janey, Grac Medica, Jim Hewitt, Bob In I95I,, represenlarives from fhe area schools galhered al lhe American Legion Home where a youlh counly was crealed. The purpose was To help fhe sludenls undersland lhe working of lhe Counly and local governrnenls. lf was an educafional as well as en- joyable experience. BOYS' Scharf, Chuck Morfer, Bill Callnin. June 22, I95I six iunior boys from Soulhside journeyed +o Colgafe On S T A T E Universify +o allend The annual Boys' Slale. The nine hundred boys lhere organized a governmenl pa++erned affer New York Slale and spenl an evenl- ful weelc carrying oul The luncfions of +he governmenl. 70 1 Diary, these 'go HT Den mug ' seems Kem an, my mmd num to tb uf df 0 01' i . any - el bo s bad W1 mlmg, ga es m s we s st emo bfea mg fed e aft ev' x X 'ff u t tb ber wa ew eat -F ff X X ye to be fl d i sp s O 'Y 010 a ' m ' this p ' d a ll a y Io la' ones, V b t b ve emlu , X ' v- X:Lif,:,,5 V! nga' 7I C X VARSITY 'Q xfffl Q1 Oxkond bl 099 ww as Left to Right: Patricia Plummer, Barbara Woodward Carole Sturdevant, Phyllis Hunter, Mary Weaver ao' ,U- gon vw www Q. QW' QQ N9 0 if Nancy Rietmann, Drum Majoreile. TWIRLERS wwe P i336 lk skffls Q- 19962 50 P34 PN 4 QXFWX nfs io First Row: Diane Hoobler, Jean Cox, Eileen Kuster, Doris Mosher, Second Row: Nancy Morrell, Cornelia Supple, Cliristino Loelzer, Slrrrlcy Graham, Plnyllis G Clark. 72 EERLEADERS gl-IEER' LEAUERS cLUB Frttlv Row. . Cram, P Tre J. Knapp M . meme, D. Kolvan, K. Fowler, L, Watts, J. Page, J. Addley, A. Voorlrls, , . DeVore, R. Kletel, J. Knapp, A. Mallos, Fourth Row: C. Supple, C. Loetzer, J. Cox, A. Dufffeld, M, McConnell, M. Gurnanne, L, Roy, C. Sturdevant, J. Taft, J, Wrgsten, M. Cole, D, Hammond, N. Morrell, Thrrd Row: D. McDonald, S. Austin, N. Pierson, B, Bantfll, B, W1llf'am5, E. Kuster, M. Sweeney, D. Hoobler, S. Gralrm, S. Blanchard, A. Moss, S. Hitter, P. Cornwall, B. Knowles, R. Holden. Second Row: J. Woodruff, S, Darrell, B. Srmtln, S, Rusrn, J, Cook, M. Goodenouglw, B. Kennen, S. Mosher, L. Lumbard, F. Luslc, T. Berclwer, G. Ste-rner, C. Farrell, J. Srmtlv, Miss Rlt ladvlsorl. Frrst Row: M. McKenna, B. Mease, J. Re-dner, B. Fredericlcs, D, Gilbert, Y Urquhart, M. Arcaro, B. Anderson. fer . Nerley, M. G. A- A- C- Ben' , D rrOW1 A. FIYSL ROVE-M3591 ZA. SNCSGVVQS' netf, B- M Shleve' ti M. HrasdZl'5QICe'V Pfesldenvlfolivd. burqlg G- Sfemer,MJ4gS Cleve. Mora r d Row: SeC0 ' ,UH B dfseman' and lAdvrSO'l' G' H E. C en, M Andersomd J' R Ulgnflxlf , r ' r , Conklin, giugnlmf B' Ca Martmf ' Q. r ff E Rom? . P. Fleet' tbgstnrzelll CQ BML G MA A, R th, Hd Row: G. ELLLOHI J. U T xr ll S, Fove f A Marian, B- Stem R ley, P4 Martin, M. Atheyl fB. BJQNLL' I M. Lffwluh Row .fQ.iflSWe: JI Talk JL !2LeDilck'n5E?n3lleC ' f rr ' 6 ' Lyefonkfg We? LGF- f'1 '?Lt Dann' SeU?aP!trrClfr P' Nifst VA Frave-U, kr 5, BLOSSOIZBSQM r I S. Un ' guel ZteixN'nMi3rsl1,Sl'Err3Sldent4 Irene 73 Q H ,gf I x QQQN ff . X ,. , v eq , 'X ,ff 5 nk 7 5 q 1 x f, my I . Q. x :X Q ' - -4 X , it V 1 W Y I U' M: 3 SPORTS An exciling oul-door spor+ in which lhe girls par- licipale is lhe ever loved sporf of lennis. This game creafes a feeling of indi- vidualism in each player Jrhus making il' a more worlhwhile spor+. TENNIS Irene Marvin, Donna Gilbert, Margaret Coughlin, Margaret Cleveland, Instructor, Catherine Keele, Mary Weaver, Anna May Robertson, Carol Dann. X x 1 r Q x 5 P - III? Hn Volleyball is a winfer sporf enioyed by all lhe girls. Many exciling games have been played among The gym classes. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY y, B. . 5 HHUCOC L velle i i ' 'x P- Ioou tjpiewiki s casieilof 5- Mal me S i- - Coll',nS, 0,7 I . .Sv K. Fowler! 'MQCBTUCM' LG nfl, R W lL W. St9eSd,nt'nlARwW '21dSY,S,PxXV'g9RiflnaJiiiliygbndqeixofrxoehncclaYe,sl1C.'i plllllxzfibehki lkjlnllin-,, QA SaUEOaClV R' EMD . jules' RJY. F-.ngfifll oil-wi Sybil Hab0'yTd:,', D. Lovflgliianal Mywle' J R-TW 31 Dllyeldnkr B' Qvnjkl, W' Sim I DUBQS, ' L- Fihpfll l f 1 Movgkai Q 1 R lflAiillin',, CVGFM 'ls i J l J jx ' I ' f x, ' Y I l ' 1 x F 0 0 T B A L L ' Seated: Francis Mullins, Coach: Standing: Harold Schwalb, Robert Habersaat, Assistant Coaches, As The TooTball season drew To a close, alThough our Team had many Tough breaks, The spiriT of The sTudenTs aT SouThside High School never darkened. VARSITY SCHEDULE IT held righT To The lasT as proven by The aTTendance Jomosfown I4 '.'-'.....' SHS keepers. SouThside had a larger overall aTTendance Binoo Noon 3' '. . - S HS record Than iTs cross-Town rival. Johnson Cny 24 ..-. '-..SHS However, even wiTh This spiriT of The sTudenTs Bingo Connol 6 ...- .--. 5 HS O I The Team iusT couldn'T seem To geT sTarTed. To Hnaoa 27 '..-- ...SHS begin wiTh They were hampered by The lack of E. F. A' 2' ' H ...SHS veTeran players. As The season advanced in age, Endiooff 2' I U '.'.. SHS The TuTure ouTlook became dim because of undue M'ddle+o o .... .... s HS iniufies- I wn NeverTheless, our boys ToughT To The end wiTh vigorous co-operaTion. 76 Take off! Collision! FOOTBALL h Harold Schwalos team was Coac outstanding on the gridiron this year. Using a large amount ot strategy and clean sportsmanship, the looys streaked to victory in three out ot tive games. The players did a commendable job and some ot them will malce welcome additions to the varsity team next year. SCHEDULE Corning 6 -. S.H.S. Free Academy lthaca I4 .. S.H.S. Heights O . , S.l-l.S Ithaca I3 .. S.l-l.S E. F. A. I8 .i S.H.S W. Whitney, Manager, E. Stan- ton, Co-Captain, A. Smith: Co- Captain, H. Jay, Manager. 'xi' M E Michaels E McDonald Mervin Stanton, First Row, left to Right: J. Keete, V. oss, . , . , L, Morter, J. Palmieri, R. Dixon, B. Smith. Second Row, Lett to Right: B. Hancock, J. Taft, B. Cooper, J. Powell, D. Padgett, C. Mejia, A. Smith, J. Strawn, D. Ury, J. Augustine, L, LaVelle. Third Row, Lett to Right: B. Whitney, Manager, J, DuBois, G. Sowers R Comfort, J. Dove, E. Lattin, J. Andrews, C. Dumais, J. Hale, D. Stewart, H Ja , Mgr.5 G. May-absent when picture A. Neio, -D. Orr, E. Stanton, R, Hayes, . y was taken, 77 65 S Lawrence Cobb, Managerg Robert Hollenbeclr, Captain. Alfhough ihere were few rerurnees on Soulh- side's varsily baslcelball ream Jrhis year, rhe boys, led by lheir able coach, Moon Mullins, played wirh an undying spirif and a will 'ro win. The leam never gave up unril lhe lasr play had been made and rhe final buzzer had sounded. The players are +o be commended lor rheir good sporfsmanship and rheir courage. 78 Richardson, D. Grove. 1 Left 'co Right, Front Row: K, Fowler, R. Mccarriclc, M. Palmieri, R, Hollenbeclc, Back Row: D. Groezinger, R. Gray, J. Spillan, A. McGann, R. Burlce, Missing when picture was taken-T. 1951-'52 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY Corlland 53 . .. S.l-l.S. J. C. 59 .... S.H.S. Bingo Norlrh 69 . , S.l'l.S. lfhaca 59 . S.l-l.S. S.l-l.S. 52 .... Wellsville Academy 67 .... S.l-l.S. Bingo Cenlral 70 .. S.l-l.S. l-lornell 64 .... S.l'l.S. Endicoll' 7I . . . S.l l.S. S.l-l.S. 5l .. . Corlland J. C. 97 . . S.l'l.S. Vesral 64 . .. S.l-LS. Bingo Norfh 67 .... S.l-l.S. Veslal 74 .... S.l'l.S. lfhaca 72 .... S.H.S. Academy 52 .. S.H.S. Bingo Cenlral 88 . S.l-l.S. i t QQ, if ll i . QI 4 J S. J 7 4 Q 3? i 44 f Q My W b ' M ? , w., Top Row: Mgr. J. Thorneleyf A. McGann', D. Grozinqerf D, Padqettf P. James', R. Gelatt, R. l-labersaat lccachl R. Chamlnerlaxnf L. Mlnoiff, W, Kneerf J, Arcaroi, J, Hewwllf R. Dixon fMqr.l. Bottom Row: W. Hoqan, T, Sanfarone' W, Fnskf D. Letsonf R. McCarnclc', W. Cassada, B, Steed. Absent from pucture: Fred Krazwnslny, Gerald May. ' Lettermen The sludenls of Soulhside High School are very proud of The l95I B A S E B A L L baseball Team. Thig learn wilh Bill Sleed as slar pilcher ended in llecond place in The Soulhern Tier Conference. M K1 ,.- ga ' x Q - . T T Qi J, ig? 5 E- .,-N QS J We H M, at ,J tin nl- 100 Dr X L. gf., R 'Tj 5510 Te. Q' T af. . 1 - ' ff FL T i ' N '.53'u!, XNaxOi XYT ery 5-f O- rx G is QOQVOXZQXT' Ml 0- TY . We ow' 1, 0 x 'MSTAQQW Ds' La in R x R. D va ,X qw A WK? Sew. ,n'lQlnk' ave, ' Vnalegahlerl' XNWW TRACK WT Snxldcyqxlsonx-' Effie ' Since lhe Track feam n ' rn My B3gs5iSQ5SSilllgl,'?:?gr'gifliello ' firsl slarled in l948 OW.. Pioveyanfgwg'Rc.BNiCgmiOry+y . Moon Mullins, Tcfomfygi 5. C5QXW,',xm, La, coach, has produced many slar runners. Two ex Gdxe liiogc al Safe, lan ceprionally excellenr runners in las+ ye-ar's squad Qmewflxelxo' C0323 were Dick Dean and Larry Comfort T lapel. 'Lew 80 WRESTLING Under The coaching of Francis Shepherd, This year's wresrling Team had iis ups and downs on rhe mar. Producing many oulsland- ing wresilers, Jrhe Team en- fered secrional play. The boys oblained excel- leni experience To be used in The Tulure. G1 Medica,-U1'm dr Mqrn Jmvww Shepherd, 'ET icher, E. na. P. Bacon andnwq. ROW Z' J' iiiaifriiirpsf 'VW' Ffniliw. We' J' iiifiibem T For6Q'Ou Clark R. G9 d Q YeSlf5' Green. RO Hughes, J- W. .lanSYAl' P. Nloss, G. l'l5 .YrQ fxndrewskldlguck L Collins, J- R. Osman eiil. 'Merkel' Wi liilrler B. Fisheff ' V D, Keliofjqf ' Sm-lim, R. 50 U ' id, E. lim Lnrenmzws cruz Membership in This organizaiion is given To each boy who earns a varsiry leiier. lis main proiecl is ro provide a sweaier or iaclcel Tor every senior boy who earns Two or more varsily lellers. In providing rewards for qualified boys, +he le++ermen's Club has creared a desire in many boys ro lake parf in sporfs. First Row, Lelt to Right: T. Santarone, R, Moss, G. Modica, K. Clark, R, Gray, D. Chamberlain, President, B, Slinger- land, D. Groezrnger, B, Callnin, A. McGann, Vice-President, R. Cunningham, Second Rowz, Left to Right: R. l-labersaat, Advisor: W. Janey, J. Connelly, W. Cox, R. McCarriclr, Sergeant-at-Arms, R. Treat, J. Lambert, R. l-lollenbeclc, Treasurerg K. Fowler, W. Steed, B. Steed, B. Frislc, R. MacDonald, F. Mullins, Advisor. Third Row, Left to Right: D, Frank, G. Mullins, J. Collins, H. Saunders, J. O'Leary, Secretary, C. Yeslra, D. Stiles, R. Monroe, T. Richardson, D. Wheeler, W. Bigg, J. Spillan, S, Costello. N 4 N ll 2 9 is ,L 399 Qwbl in 5 , -V 'bf' ' xx X HQ, 45 f F Diary, 'm draw- Deaf as 1 se thas ow cl o ook our ot an to X f-ff. ff Q emo cl lake s X 0 con uf 11' e af oget Cf N ' g to a M fs b on yeavs,1' ' 1 a ew 10 'fe thought to clude o emof abl ye st h I 435.3 V!! 83 William Callnin ' Forence Ca ianan Robert Swan Mary Claire Woodhouse Richard Chamberlain Norman Horton - . iw U5 YW i dicni -1. x ow' W Paul W i UW' wfiihlui lgeirlwl Wu- X X .i'MY' 05 by'.f -e l, T X wrilljmnn M ww Ymwvgeiic sosepbin X i XX - os, 0rgff,c,1feCZ,i,er'j1 Moi ram' X wil- . ia ' ' . - X Callnml'L0 dS3L1:l:e'l aliouse lla Uallqfzg-10'milo7lllSKef 'I M091 f .Te Woogormw Best Callnm' agreed! X til Y c14'e,, f Meme I lif l w S YW l ll51rD'e5ii0r li X Yllllaw ali' Llllelgleldsl i 'W ni ,1-an 110 pal' ll Bgltgfffife Cqdfbafjf iuuev ' . Z ' ,f6 . rasi 1115. SW' fr ii Agjgiiriri 5, 17' 95 Cbalossotzv 01 ACL? I X C - - d X , Bonnie Mease William Janey Josephine Italiano Q5 POPULARITY POLL Shirley Blossom Giac Modica Phyllis Kerlin 94 Paul Fields Paul Miller ,--Q ' ' , ff- -- ,sg V N. . i 5 ,V i.,Yv A 1 Q Q 5 ? mffff f 'f ome - on - a my - Fqouse Watch Out!! G OWQ Om XNaV7 S... Don t we look sweet? 85 Big Operatwon af 3 Zak , -1 V. ww i SNAPS PRDPIIEGY June 29, I962 Dear Diary, I have jusT reTurned Trom one oT The mosT exciTing days oT my life. The day was Tilled wilh The joy oT meeTing all my old cIassmaTes aT our TirsT reunion oT The class OT '52, IT was held aT our old Alma Iv1aTer, SouThside High School. You jusT can'T imagine The many old accjuainTances I meT To- day. All are well on The road To success. Our MasTer oT Ceremonies was none oTher Than The prominenT New York lawyer, Bob ScharT, assisTed by Mary Jo McKenna. She is Teaching English aT SouThside. There was a sTyle show TeaTuring The change in sTyles in The pasT Ten years. Power's model, Bonnie Mease, modeled The ladies' cIoThing. My, she's preTTyI Modeling The male cloThing was Bob Swan, The Tamous movie sTar jusT in Trom Hollywood aTTer compleTing The new Tilm, The Divine Bob. ATTer The program in The audiTorium, we assembled in The caTeTeria Tor lunch. I was The roving reporTer. IT was very inTeresTing To learn oT my cIassmaTes' experiences in The lasT Ten years. AT The TirsT Table I Tound Tour lovely ladies, each Telling her Tale. They were Nancy Bergh, school nurse aT The Elmira Free Academy: MarTha Flynn, well known Tor her meThod oT raising pigs in Cali- Tornia: Evelyn LuTz, docTor oT psychiaTry aT STrong Memorial HospiTaI: and Virginia Hall, who Told her sTories OT missionary work in The Amazon basin. Who clo you Think I meT aT The nexT Table? You guessed iT-Norman HorTon, manager of The new STaTIer HoTel IocaTed on The corner oT Third and Main. He oTTered rooms To all classmaTes Trom ouT of Town. AT The Table wiTh him were SenaTor Giac Modica: Paul Fields, chemisT aT The Du- PonT planTg and Don Groezinger, The All-American baseball player. Squeezed in on The corner oT The Table was Ken Clark, Tamous sporTs commenTaTor. Across The aisle I meT Florence Callahan, Telling an exciTing sTory abouT her Travels in Europe and ATrica. WiTh her was Jim HewiTT, prominenT band leader. Also aT The same Table I came across Paul Genung and Phyllis Kerlin. Paul is doing experimenTaI work wiTh a new vegeTabIe he discovered and Phyllis is youTh direcTor aT The Y. W. C. A. ATTer hearing Their Tales, I moved on To where Ed Harrison was enjoying his meal. He has a music sTudio on FiTTh-Avenue in New York. His secreTary Barb SmiTh was wiTh him. In The middle oT all The Tales I meT our class boosTer, Bill Janey. Remember back Ten years when I said Bill was The spark oT our class? Well, he's now The spark oT The local Chamber oT Commerce. LaTe? Oh my, yes, iT's IaTe! Dear diary, I didn'T have Time To hear everyone's sTory, buT perhaps nexT year I'lI hear Trom Them. 86 Tlx L gf' J, i . l -If , C, - a 1 e..-P I i W I I. I. I I I We, The class ol one Ihousand nine hundred lilly-Iwo, here-by solemnly publish our Iasl' will and Ieslamenl as follows: I, Carol Swimelar, bequealh +o nex+ year's Edsonian Edilor ......................... my headaches. I, Janef Addley, bequealh 'ro Pal Cornwall .....,......... my abilily for making eyes al Ihe boys. I, Bob Swan. loequealh Io John Connelly... ................... my 'rasle in clolhes. I I, Phyllis Kerlin, bequealh Io Sylvia Allen .... my singing abilily. I, Jimmy Spillan, beguealh Io Glenn Cooper... my quiel disposilion. I, Chuck Yeska, bequealh Io Wally Sleed ......... .... m y he-man Iaclics. I, Dick Chamberlain, bequealh fo Bob IvIcCarrick ......... .... m y alhlelic abilily. I. Florence Callahan, bequeafh Io Ihe Iufure EI-So-I-Ii eclilor . .. .... live pairs of shoes. I, Norman I-lorfon, bequealh Io Tom Danaher ........... .................. m y sense of humor. I, Paul Fields, beguealh Io Bill Clark ............. .... m y scienlilic and mafhemalical mind. I, Mary Jo McKenna, bequealh Io Yvonne Neiley .... ............ m y numerous admirers. I I, Mary Anne Prunier, bequealh Io Kay Alkinson ... .............. my exlra energy. I, Bill Callnin, bequealh Io .................... . . . Ihe Sludenl Council Presidency. I, Giac Modica, beguealh Io Myron Green. .. ............. my acling abilify. I We, Ihe Senior Class, beguealh +0 Ihe Junior Class . ............... our homerooms and our lockers. In wilness Ihereof we allach our signalures 'ro Ihis, our lasl' will and Ieslamenl, on Ihis Iiflh day ol June in Ihe year one Ihousand nine hundred and lilly-Iwo. I M 7 mag In I I I 2 87 , 5 , A iii f A' W f k 41 i -. - ,, . Q- ' -,.. - f f RA: SNAPS 7, What's cockm'7 Sxaxs Career Day Nx- Bexxei NM 1 Dreamfand S- Leaders Healthy? spon- Dear Diary, Our yearbook bas been made a success through the aid of the following s0'rs'. SVONSORS PNXQGYXX S Hrrfrra Coca-CoXa Bo'rXX'rnqNN orks, Xnc, Pxrnencan NN arrnrnq and V enk'rXaN'rnq Y:Xrn'rra Marker Wage Brady EXec,'rr'rc, Xnc. Gerookx 5 Vxnarrrraof Cake Bow Gorkon Coq - Sxnoe Oeparkrnenk Can T anner Yxewkkk' s Ong Cleaners CYronren rrarernrixg YNY s Resk aurank Xoveneai Yood Marker xaaqaa 5 rood Skore CoXe s Lundn Yxorion Vaknk Siore Cornn'rercfraX Vress .Yrrrfs Howler Mark Uecker Conskrucfrron Corp. Jobs Urarnond Cleaners .Sdnnson 5 Vxeskaurank 'resker and Brfner 504 Pxryrornanc, 'wfre Barbecue Xieesre 5 QM Don NN r'rqxn'r EXec'rr'rc Kew Uruq Co. Edrpse NNacxn'rne O'N'refron Lexi aNXexg and McLeod Edwarcxs 5 'Za NON LK. NNcNauqWr, .SeweXer gras Yood NXarYe'r Markxwdrn X'Xo'reX rrfxra Pxrrns Co, Kwerdrde ?Xor'r-are EXrn'rra Pxufro rfrerdnanks Sparrow Y'uneraN Home Nxoee Nxokors Sprrnqer' 5 caxoarax Snack and Soda Bar Pxrrnsrrroncj S Pxryroe. Skrauss Bronson-Nasxn NXo'ror Nnc. Tuvok Brokxners CarroXX NNoXor Co., Xnc. V arden Skncios, Xnc. Ckxke Mokor Co., Xnc. NN ercxxenxoercj S Cornrsh Pxrfro SaXes NN eQrerveX'r' 5 obrors Xnc. NN'rXYrarns Vroduce Xnc. YN-CeN O arrq aXQrs VN Qm OnevroXe'r Co., LucXcenxo'rXX Nxok or Co., Xnc. NXcXCxnnon-rrendrr-OXcSsrnddrXe Xnc. Newkown NNoXor Cor-porafron Xnc. uperkor Brick, Nnc, V an Brunk Mokors, Xnc. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS X X XX XXX X X XX X XX Z X 7 ff 2 f A , ' xx - X .- XS : W ' 'QEXX - ?'?'X?. f X X X Xa ' X - - nz. 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