Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

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' Qu ' ? lv M I f - x l ' ' u ALMA METER Oh, Alma Mater, fair and bright, Thy honor we acclaim, We rally round the Green and White To laud thy noble name, ln thee we students shall renew Our faith of days gone by, Across the years we'll live anew Thy spirit, Southside High. Across the years we'll live anew Thy spirit, Southside High. Oh, dear Southside, thy loving ways And charms will ever be, Those memories of golden days, Those friends and hearts so free, In thee we pledge our honor due And parting, sound thy cheers, Our thoughts of you, so staunch, so true, Will live through all the years. Our thoughts of you, so staunch, so true, Will live through all the years. B f X x Q 11 IN my ,I i x , T X Kimi I- N.. 2k,6iiiQ,Y51 TABLE or Qconrznrs Alma Mater 3 Underclassmen 4-7 Principal fl. Organizations 58 Faculty 5 Girls' Sports 72 Seniors 10 Boys' Sports 76 Class History 415 Sponsors 84. 3 WALLACE J. HOWELL, M.A. Principal OUR PRINCIPAL Patient, friendly, understanding-these describe the chief of our clan, Wallace J. Howell. In his two years at Southside, Mr. Howell has won the respect and admiration of the students by his fairness in all decisions and his willingness to listen to our problems. His white bucks and his faithful attendance at all school functions have made Southsiders realize that he is our friend, as well as our principal. 4 i l ,fl i l 1 u n x 'r v l I ,Q X ' 'Il hx iii' s 'I . ,f qtfllmf M1 ' ., s N N Ml M' A V1 ffl 1 f i - li' 1 no I h ii, 2. .few I as ' t - 1.r.'711 a4 :fr l 1 vi 'kfbl',? V7?lLf XS' . l Ji ,x , Xl ,xli- George Abbott Minnie Baltimore, A.B. William Biery, B.S. Helen Bower, A.B. F A C U L T Y Director of Music Latin, English Band, Orchestra Mathematics Elsa Brookfield, M.A. Marion Lynch Burke, M.A. Kathleen Butler, M.A. Edward D. Casey, M.A.' Elisbeth Chapman, A.B, Spanish French, English Mathematics Physical Education English Margaret Cleveland, B.S. Ruth Cole, B.S. Marion Connelly, B.S. Dorothy Connor Pauline Cooper, A.B, Physical Education History, Bookkeeping Shorthand, Transcription Music English Madeleine Daly, A.B. William E, Dalrymple, M.S. William F. Dobberstein, Abraham Ferris, B.S, John Finlay. M. A. Latin Driver Education, M.A., Ed.D. Mathematics Mathematics, Science Physical Education Guidance 5 1 Elizabeth Finter, M.A. Charlotte Flynn Margaret Flynn, A.B. Roland George, B.P.E. Patrick L. Goostrey, M.A Home Economics Home Economics Social Studies Physical Education History Elizabeth Grube Robert Habersaat, M.S. Ward Ham Margaret Hapeman, M.S. Clifford Harding, B.C.S. Ojice Practice Physical Education Related Machine Business Arithmetic Commercial Director Secretarial Practice Mabel I. Haupt, M.A. Marian Hoolihan, A.B. Lynn Hunt, B.S. Mary S. Jenkins Helen R. Jimzs, M.A. . . . . . E . English Social Studies Drafting English ng is I f QQ Q X CSD S. Myfanwy King, B.S. Stanley Krouse, A.B. Jarana LaBurt, M.Ed. F A C U L T Y History Chemistry Guidance 6 QQ ENV! 7 I4 f f -gs nf rs -. -,E-,f ' ' ':- I l l '?s-wfs'na- ' ai' J , ,g M , ' l - 3' Hi 4 We :s ' 'f ff V-It X' 'N 11. ' .t n 4 '19 ' ,-' 0 .- 19, -H Nux !?1.g'4 Y 1 if U E ff William Lantz Marian LaVine, M.A. Edith Lee, B.S. F A C U L T Y Woodworking, General Shop Social Studies, Guidance Homemaking Ruby M. Lee, B.S. Winifred'D. Lucy, A.B. Luella C. Lund, B.S. Robert J. Lynough, MA. Varner MacRorie Science Mathematics Biology English Machine Shop Alice Magenis, MA. Ellen Brown Moxley, M.A. G. Lewis Parsons, B.S. Kathryn Pollock, M.S.Ed. Winifred Prechtl, A.B. History English Electric Shop Home Economics Director German, English Related Subjects Judy Ritter, M.A. Eleanor Robinson, M.S. Sylvia Rockwell, B.S. .lean B. Rodgers, B.S. Anastasia Rosinski, A.B., B.S Physical Education Guidance, Home Economics General Mathematics Librarian Assistant Librarian 7 I 7 . la f Ax Q - f Q F A C U L T Y Elbert' Ryerson, M.F.A. Irene St. John, B.S. Harold Schyvelb, M.A. Director of Art English Retailing Francis Shepherd Thomas Stenson, B.S. Leslie J. Stottle Roscoe C. Tarbell, M. S. Charles Tinney A Machine Shop History Guidance Vocational Director Sheet Metal Leslie K. Travis, B.S. Donna D. Van Allen, B.S, Osmond G. Wall, M.A. Helen Winsor Kenneth C. Winsor, B.S. General Metals Typewriting Academic Director Art Rose Hoffman M, Florence Stapleton, R.N. Berdena Strong, R.N. Alice Bixler . Secretary School Nur5e Cafeteria Manager Ass't in Cafeteria 8 Science, Mathematics CAMERA SHY TEACHERS Florence Callahan, M.A. English, Public Speaking William Stewart, M.B.A. Bookkeeping, Law 9 i SEQ k firm rf 'gummfffv ww ggfyf .wig gg 3 Ml W , A I, Y f'xgin'55:gg'f3fs1 , A ,fvg,3, A 2 Q? if -' Zlifggiel? R. ,,.. . Q ,Q 1512 1 1 E-ifij-, EE : Wig ix has gg ..h1,.: I W f fiifi wi? it 'Qty N, f' nf, W fr , f wk Q Q , x .,k,4X , X V 52 X 52 Q v :I -: GT? .w..,Q' 1 , A Q ,fm 55. XV N :els iii' Q fa-3' P.. DALE C. ACKERMAN Vocational Wellsburg CHARLES ADAIE Academic Parlay Coburn National Honor Society Pres- ident, Varsity Basketball, 13, 411 Track, 13, 41, J. V. Bas- ketball, 11, 21, Letterman's Club, 13, 41, Footlighters', 12, 3, 41, Spring Hope Show, 11, 2, 31, Chorus, 11, 2, 31, Boys' Glee Club, 111, Class Council, Class Assemblies, 12, 3, 41, El-So-Hi Sports and Associate Editor, 13, 41, Ed- sonian Literary Staff, Youth County? Boys' State, Student Council! Senior Play, Sunday Telegram Reporter, Spanish Club, Junior Prom King, Christmas Assembly, Cornell Day Delegate, Homeroom Vol- leyball, Various Committees. JOHN L ANDREWS JACK ANDRUS Vocational Parley Coburn Commercial Parley Coburn Homeroom Basketball, Var- ious Committees, Humane Club , Class Assembly ll LA VERNE C. ANDERSON Vocational Hopkins St. Traffic Squad, 11, 2, 3, 412 Footlighters', 12, 313 Boys' Glee Club, Senior and Junior Play Committes, Freshman and Sophomore Assemblies, Humane Club, 11, 2, 31, Stu- dent Council, 121, Youth County, Spring Hope Show, 411. JOSEPH AUG-'USTINE Academic-Commercial Parley Coburn Student Council President, Junior Class Vice-President, National Honor Society, Span- ish Club, Letterman's Club, Boys' State, Varsity Track, Spring Hope Show, 13, 41: Class Assemblies, 11, 2, 31, J. V. Football, 12, 31, Varsity Football, 141, Homeroom Bas- ketball and Volleyball, Junior Prom King Attendant, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Various Dance Committes. MARILYN ANDERSON Commercial Parlay Coburn G.A.A., 11, 2, 31, Cheer- leaders' Club, 11, 2, 31, Up- silon Kappa, Various Commit- tees. EDWIN A. BAKER Vocational Wellsburg Wrestling, 141 , Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, 131, Senior Carnival Committee. MARILYN BAKER Commercial Wellsburg Humane Club, Freshman Day Assembly, Junior Prom Committees, Upsilon Kappa, Spanish Club, Senior Play Committees, Various Commit- tees, ROBERTA BARTLETT Academic Edgeworth Freshman Council, Junior Day Assembly, El-So-Hi, Honor Society, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Play Costume Chairman, Va- rious Committees. JOSEPH B. BARTON Academic Parlay Coburn El-So- Hi 141, Junior Coun- cil, Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, Senior Play, Spring Hope Show 12, 31: Freshman Assembly, Spanish Club 141: Choir ll, 2, 31: Boys' Glee Club, Track Team ill. MARY ELLEN BATEMAN Academic St. Marys Upsilon Kappa 143: Dance Committees, 141: Senior Play Committees, El-So-Hi 1423 Hu- mane Club 419. Us- A .S 1 1 RICHARD BAUER GRACE BEDELL JACOB I.. BENNETT Academic Edgeworth Academic Parlay Coburn Academic Parlay Coburn Homeroom Basketball Home Glee Club 12, 3, 43, Christ- Junior Play, E1-So-Hi, room Volleyball Dance Com H1115 Assembly: UDSUOH KHPPIIZ mittees E1-So-Hi 141, G.A.A. 11, 23. 'EERE SA BERUHER Academic St. Mary' s Honor Society: Associate Editor, El-So-Hi : Literary Staff, Edsonian: Student Coun- cil 41, 2, 3, Vice-President, 43: Footlighters: Twirler 42, 35: Spanish Club 143: Junior Play: Spring Hope Show 11, 2, 3, 47: Class Assemblies 11, 2, 3, 41: Junior Class Pres- ident: Youth County, Senior Play: Junior Prom Queen: El- mira College Key: Girls' State: Upsilon Kappa. ALLAN BLISS Vocational Wellsboro, Pa. ROBERT V. BLITZ Academic St. Mary's Sophomore Assembly Com- mittee: Senior Carnival Com- mittee: Various Dance Com- mittees. CARL C. BERNARD Academic Penna. Ave. Senior Carnival Committee: Various Dance Committees. JAMES A. ZBIANCULLI Academic St. Mary'l Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, fl, 2, 3, 41 : Senior Play Cast: Student Council and Constitutional Committee, 443: Various Committees. JOYCE BORGESON Commercial Parley Coburn G.A.A. , C113 Human Club CID: Glee Club, C2, 3, 45: Choir, fljg Edsonian Staff: El- So-Hi Stalf: Sophomore Assem- bly: Junior Assembly: Senior Play Committee: Upsilon Kap- pa: Various Committees. CAROL BOWES Commercial Parlay Coburn G.A.A. 113: Choir, CID: Senior Play Committee: Up- silon Kappa: Various Dance Committes. 5 '29 Q NJN VIRGINIA BREWER Academic St. Ma.ry's Sophomore and Junior coun- cils: Junior Assembly: Cor- responding secretary of Up- silon Kappa: Senior Play Business Manager, Various Committees. ROBERTA BROWN Commercial Baldwin No. 4 Upsilon Kappa. JAMES BUTPALIN Academic Parley Coburn National Honor Society, Student Council, 11, 2, 3, 43- Treasurer, 143, Footlighters', 13, 43, Edsonian Literary Ed- itor and Business Staff, Class Treasurer, 11, 2, 333 Class Assembly, 11, 2, 3, 43 , Home- room Basketball and Volley- ball, Chorus, 11, 2, 33 3 Junion, Play Committees, Junior King Attendant 3 Youth County , Cornell Day Delegate, Glee Club, 113 , Senior Play, Spring Hope Show, 12, 43, Spring Hope Show Committees, 11. 33, Christmas Assembly, 143 . PATRICIA ZBURBAG-E Academic Hopkins St. Glee Club, 11, 23, Choir 13, 43, Upsilon Kappa, 143, G. A.A., 113. JO ANN BRYAN Academic Coldbrook Park National Honor Society, El- So-Hi Literary Staff, 13, 43, Upsilon Kappa, Spanish Club, Various Dance Committees, Senior Play Committee. THERESA BUCUSKI Commercial St. Mary's G,A.A., 113, Upsilon Kappa, Various Dance Committees. JOHN BURKE Vocational BEVERLY IBUBNETT Academic Coldbrook Park Christmas Assembly, 11, 2, 3, 43, Spring Concert, 11, 2, 3, 433 Class Assemblies, 11, 2, 3, 43, Various Dance Com- mittees, Choir, Glee Club, 11, 23: Qualitones, 11, 2, 3, 43, Upsilon Kappa. . fl' ll-ull N I H lr i F' -rvv fr f Z Q?1fZl 'Wllll lvl: I ' I I lines I inf falllllll f ll 'x::::: '... ' -idling 'QW' i Sul X . X nga v M' C' 1 I I 11 stu, N.'mILlixQ 4 10 1 Ii ' 5' 1 , . - , ' fl' I f ELIZABETH CARR Commercial Hornell High G.A.C. , Shorthand Club 1 Archery Club 113, 1Horne1l High3 Upsilon Kappa 1South- side High3. JANET CASE Commercial Penna. Ave. Cheerleaders' Club, G.A.A. 113 Upsilon Kappa, Various Dance Committees, Sophomore Assembly: Senior Play Com- mittee, Sophomore Council. WILLIAM CASSADA Vocational Parley Coburn J. V. Football: Varsity Football, 12, 3, 41, Baseball, 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball Man- ager, 12, 31. CATHERINE CECCHINI Commercial Parlay Coburn President of Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleader's Club, 13, 41, Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Class Assemblies, 12, 31, El-So-Hi Representative, 131 Q Red Cross Representative, 121, Stage Manager of Spring Hope Show, 141 , Various Dance Committees. JOYCE CECCHINI Academic Parley Coburn Various Dance Committes: Glee Club, 11, 2, 311 Vice' President of Senior Class, Sen- ior Play Cast and Committee, Historian of Cheerleaders' Club, Upsilon Kappa, Senior Council, Choir: Class Assem- blies. ROBERT M. CHAMBERLAIN Academic Parley Coburn Dance Co-Chairman, 121 : Various Committees, Home- room Basketball, 12, 31. 1? fx CLAIR CLARK WILLIAM J. CLARK Academic Edgeworth Commercial Parlay Coburn Homeroom Basketball and Senior Carnival Committee, Volleyballl Senior Christmas Tree Dec- oration Committee. I5 PATRICIA COLLINS Academic St. Ma,ry's Varsity Cheerleader, 13, 41, Cheerleaders' Club: Glee Club: Choir, 121, Assemblies, 11, 2, 41, Library Staff, 121, Co- Chairman of Freshman Assem- bly, G.A.A. 111: Upsilon Kap- pa, Senior Play: Student Council: Class Council, 11, 21, Chairman of Publicity for Spring Hope Show, Christ- mas Assembly, Various Com- mittees. BARBARA COMFORT Academic Parlay Coburn Freshman Assembly, Soph- omore Assembly Committees: Junior Play Committee, Up- silon Kappa, Red Cross Rep- resentative, 111, Cheerleaders Club, Various Dance Commit- tees, Library Staf. 1 DARWIN CONNELLY Vocational Hollki-UB St- Band, fl, 2, 3, 41: Chorus, 111: Boys' Glee Club, f11: Humane Club, 411: Various Committees. MARY M. CONNELLY Commercial Parlay Coburn Youth County, 131: Junior and Senior Play Committee: Upsilon Kappa: Various Dance Committees. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Commercial St. Mary's Track: Various Committees. JOYCE COOK Homemaking Parlay Coburn Various Committees: Upsilon Kappa :Choir, 131. ' MILDBED CBAM Commercial Edison High Miami, Fla. Cheerleaders' Club: Junior Assembly: El-So-Hi Represent- ative, 421: Sophomore Assem- bly Committee: Upsilon Kap- pa: Senior Play: Junior Play Committee: Spring Hope Show, 141: Various Dance Commit- tees. MARY OROWLEY Academic St. Marys Spring Hope Show: Upsilon Kappa: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Various Dance Commit- tees. SHIRLEY CROWNING-SHIELD Homemaking Parlay Coburn Upsilon Kappa: Junior and Senior Play Committees. JANE CUB-BEN Commercial Parlay Cobum Cheerleaders' Club: G-.A.A.: Junior Prom Committee: Intra- mural Basketball 3 Various Dance Committees. DAVID DAVISSON Vocational Parley Coburn Chorus, 1113 Boys' Glee Club, 111, Homeroom Basket- ball and Volleyball, fl, 2, 3, 415 Various Committees. ANTHONY C. DE SOCIO Academic Padua High Freshman Basketball: J. V. Basketball, Freshman Base- ballg Varsity Cheerleader iPa- dna H.igh1 5 Homeroom Basket- ball, i313 Homeroom Volley- ballg Various Committees CSouthside High1 ALBERT DAVIDSON Commercial Covington High Baseball, fCovington High1Q Freshman Basketball, J. V. Football, 1213 Homeroom Bas- ketball, ll, 2, 3, 413 Home- room Volleyball, 11 2 3, 413 Various Committees. AUDREY LOUISE DAVIES Commercial Penna. Ave. G.A.A.g Various Assemblies, 11, 2, 3, 413 Choir, fl, 2, 3, 415 Upsilon Kappag Various Committees. of- RALPH DE BOUIO, ll. BERT DICKINSON Academic Padua High Vocational Parlay Coburn Various Committees. Various Committees. IOIALD DIXON Commercial Parlay Coburn Vice-President of Sophomore Class: President of Senior Class: President of Letter- man's Club: J. V. Football, 11, 21: Varsity Football, 13, 415 J. V. Basketball, ll, 215 Varsity Basketball, 13, 41, Baseball, 12, 8, 41. MILFORD DOLAND Vocational Hopkins St Youth County. JAMES C. DU BOIS Academic Penna. Ave. Footlighters', 12, 3, 41. President. 1413 Letterman's Club, 12, 3, 413 Track, 11, 2. 3, 412 J. V. Football. 111: J. V. Basketball, 1213 Varsity Football, 12, 3, 413 Class As- semblies, 11, 2, 3, 413 Spring Hope Show, 12. 3, 413 Junior Play: Senior Play: Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, 11, 2, 31: Various Committees. THOMAS DUMAS Commercial Parley Coburn Spring Hope Show, 1113 Red Crew Ronrnsentntive, 1213 Fil- So-Hi Representative, 121: Unvneronm Basketball and Volleyball, 11, 2, 313 Various Committees. KAY DYER ' Academic E, F. A. Red Cross Representative, 121: Student Council, 121 3 E.F.A. I Cheerleaders' Club. 1313 Upsilon Kappa: Senior Play Committee : Various Dance Committees. NANCY C. EIKE Academic Hopkins St. Junior Play: Upsilon Kap- pa: Footlighters', 13, 41: Stu- dent Council, 12, 3, 41, Sec- retary, 141: El-So-Hi, 141: Cheerleaders' Club 3 G.A.A. 111: Winner of Oratorical Contest, 13, 413 Various Com- mittees. EDWARD J. DOMBROSKI Vocational St. Casmir's Track, 13, 41Q Letterman's Club: Various Committees. WILLIAM EDWARD DRAKE Academic Parley Coburn Varsity Baseball, 13, 41: Varsity Football, 1313 Student Council, 1213 Senior Council: Letterman's Club: Band, 131: Orchestra, 131 3 Homeroom and lnterclass Sports: Co-Chairman of Dances, 12, 41. fgsllilll 41:'- fyff rm3,, ' 6. -- .f 'E:::'..::f: ' ,4 ,- L 'tual f -1- llllll Y l'blfn-s:::::-, l-, - --...ilu-u Nz? N- 0 l CAROL FARRAN Commercial Penna. Ave. Upsilon Kappa: Youth County, 131 3 Senior Play: Junior Assembly: Choir, 12, 3. 41: Christmas Assembly, 12, 41 3 Spring Concert. 12, 3, 41 I Co-Chairman of Senior Carn- ival: Various Committees. CATHERINE FARRELL Academic St. Mary's Cheerleaders' Club: Upsilon Kappa: Sophomore Day Com- mitteeg .Tunior Day Committee: Senior Play Committee: Va- rious Dance Committees. BARBARA J. FISH Commercial Edgeworth Junior Red Cross, 111 Q Spring Hope Show, 115 g Spring Hope Show Committee: Upsilon Kappa: Various Com- mittees: Cheerleaders' Club: Senior Carnival Committee. ERMIN P. FISHER Vocational Parlay Coburn Stage Crew, 11, 29: Traffic Squad, 1213 Wrestling, 12, 3, 453 Letterman's Club, 12, 3, 41. GORDON FLASHPHALER VIRGINIA T. FRAVEL Vocational Parley Coburn Homemaking Parley Coburn Home-room Basketball and G,A,A,, 11, 2, 3, 4yg Up- Volleyball, 11, 2, 313 Various silgn Kappa, Committees. ff? fx LAWRENCE PRAWLEY CAROLE ARLENE GAMBLE CHARLES GABCZYNSKI RICHARD C, GARDNER Vocational St. Mary's I-Iomemaking Vocational St. Casmir's Academic St. Mary's George Washington J. V. Basketball, 1332 Va- Senior Playg Boys' State: Upsilon Kappag G.A.A.g Glee rious Committees. Honor Societyg E1-So-Hig Var- Club, 11, 233 Various Commit- ious Committees. tees. I9 JOHN GORDON G-RIM Academic St. Marys Sophomore and Junior as- sembly: Junior Play: Senior Play: Ford Industrial Arts Contests, 12, 33 : Senior Home- room President: Footlighters': Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball: Wrestling, 11, 2, 33: Boys' Glee Club: Various Dance Committees. MARY ANN GOODENOUGH Academic Hopkins St. Freshman Day Committee: Sophomore Assembly: Junior Assembly: Choir, 113: El-So- Hi Reporter: Upsilon Kappa: G.A.A., 113: Junior Play Com- mittee: Senior Play Commit- tee: Cheerleaders' Club, Spring Hope Show Committee: Various Dance Committees. LOUISE GRANG-ER Academic Parley Coburn G.A.A., 113: Upsilon Kap- pa: Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Va- rious Dance Committees. ff cl 5 I PETER GREVEN Academic Parley Coburn El-So-Hi Reporter and Ed- itor-in-Chief: Edsonian Art Staff: Boys' State: Student Council: National Honor So- ciety: Spanish Club: Humane Club: Various Committees. JACQUELINE GRIFFIN Academic Horseheads G.A.A. 123: Choir, 12, 33: Cheerleaders' Club, 133: Jun- ior Assembly: Junior Play Committee: Upsilon Kappa: Various Committee. ABDYCE MARION GRISWOLD Academic Parley Coburn G.A.A. 11, 23: Spanish Club: Upsilon Kappa: Library Staff, 13, 43: National Honor Society: Class Assemblies. 11, 2, 33: Student Council 113, MARY GUINANE Academic St. Marys Cheerleader's Club, 113: Spanish Club: Senior Council: Junior Assembly: Senior Play Committee: Junior Play Com- mittee: Upsilon Kappa: Va- rious Committees. RONALD L. GUYER Academic St. Ma.ry's Glee Club, 113: Stage Crew, 11, 23: Junior Play: Youth County, 133: Footlighters', Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball, 11, 2, 33: Senior Play Committee: Edsonian Literary Staff: El-So-Hi Staff: Fresh- man, Junior and Senior As' sembly: Spring Hope Show: Band: Senior Carnival: Var- ious Committees. LYLE HALPIN Academic Parley Coburn Spring Hope Show, 131, Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees, Various Dance Com- mittees. CARL HANCHETT Commercial Parley Coburn Baseball, 12, 3, 41, Varsity Basketball, 12, 3, 41, Spring Hope Show, 141, Letterman's Club: Various Committees. JOHN R. HALE Academic George M. Dlven J. V. Football, 121, J. V. Basketball, 121, Track, 111, Varsity Football, 12, 3, 41, Varsity Basketball, 181 3 Youth County, 131, Homeroom Vol- leyball, Oratorical Contest, 13, 41, Sophomore Assembly, Chairman of Junior Day, Sen- ior Play, National Honor S0- ciety, Letterman's Club, Var- ious Dance Committees. MARY,-HALL Commercial Mansiield, Pa. Ti-Hi-Y, 12, 31-Treasurer, 181 , Glee Club, 12, 31, Drama Club, 131, 1Mansfield1 Choir, 111 , G.A.A. 111 , Upsilon Kappa 1Southside High1. jf r ld 7 V M w fa iiaf- S 'G '1 vb 'K .5 Q ROBERT G. HANCOCK Academic Parlay Cobum Letterman's Club, 13, 41, J. V. Football, 111, Varsity Football, 12, 3, 41, Track, 11, 3, 41, Homeroom Sports, 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior and Sen- ior Play Committees, Humane Club, 11, 2, 3,1,-Vice-Pres- ldent, 121, Freshman and Sophomore Assemblies, El-So- Hi Reporter and Sports Ed- ltor, 141, Various Commit- ees. GENE HANER Commercial Parley Coburn Varsity Football, 141, Let- terman's Club, 141, El-So-Hi, 131, Student Council, 111 , Homeroom Sports, 11, 2, 3, 41, Various Committees. 'c 'r 1- 1 5 -'f ' 1 me W . .A sq 1 , f , , , fa mf HARRY Ia. HABTMAN Vocational Elmira No. 3 Traffic Squad, 12, 3, 41, Spring Hope Show Construct- ion Committee, 121, Junior Play Construction Committee, Senior Play Construction Com- mittee, Senior Carnival. RAYMOND E. HAYES Academic St. Mary's J. V. Football, 11, 21, Var- sity Football, 131 , Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee. JANET HILL Commercial Parley Coburn Spring Hope Show, 12, 453 Sophomore Assembly, Upsilon Kappa: Various Committees. JOAN HITCHCOCK Homemaking Penna. Ave. G.A.A.g Upsilon Kappa, Junior Prom Committeeq Jun- ior Play Committee, Senior Badminton, Various Dance Committees. GERALD HENDY Academic Edgeworth Wrestling, 11, 2, 3, 43: Let- terman's Club, 12, 3, 475 Hu- mane Club, 113 5 Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball: Various Dance Committees. JOEL HENNIGAN Vocational Penna. Ave. Senior Play Committee, H.omeroom Volleyball, 11 Q , GLENN E. KOYHANN Commercial Edgeworth Boys' Glee Club, 111 3 Christmas Assembly, 1115 Homeroom Volleyball and Bas- ketball, 11, 21, Various Com- mittees. LARRY H. HOLLENBEUK Commercial Penne. Ave. Freshman Council: Home- room Volleyball and Basketball, 11, 21, Sophomore Council: Track, 1313 Various Dance Committees, lp rf- 5 . I 2 . .6 152 i ' A v fillrf ,1,L1,U1:,!1gn.seet Nffbi, ' 'liillz f him: 'Hillllll ' 'Niif- rs '-' .s,,,l.'.u wg, PAUL HOLLENBECK Academic Parlay Coburn Student Council, 11, 2, 3, 457 Junior Historical Society, 1135 Spring Hope Showsg Jun- ior Play, Senior Play Student Director, Oratorical Contest, Footlightersf 12, 3, 45-Vice President, 135, Treasurer, 141 2 Spanish Club, 13, 43, National Honor Society: El-So-Hi, 13, 453 Art Editor of Edsonian. .Q f JAMES HORNBEUK Vocational Hopkins St. Music Groups, 11, 2, 373 Spring Hope Show, 1159 Youth County: Christmas Assemblies, 11, 25- 'Q fi LE ROY HUGHES Tech. Elec. Hopkins St. Stage Crew, 13, 433 Spring Hope Show Committee, 1333 Junior Play Committee, Home- room Basketball and Volley- ball: Youth County. DIANNE HUG-HEY Homemaking Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappag Senior Play Committee: Sophomore Coun- cil. JACK JAMES Commercial Parley Coburn Track, 11, 2, 33: Varsity Football, 143, Homeroom Bas- ketball and Volleyball, HOWARD L. JAY, JR. Commercial Parlay Coburn Track, 113: J. V. Football Manager, 1231 Varsity Base- ball Manager, 1233 Letter- man's Club, 12, 3, 433 Home- room Basketball and Volley- ball, 11, 2, 3, 43: Sophomore Council, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Various Dance Commit- tees. MARY ANN JOHNSON Homemaking Parlay Coburn Upsilon Kappa. WESLEY JOHNSTON Vocational Parlay Coburn Music Group, 113 5 Youth County, 133 3 Christmas As- sembly, 113. CATHERINE M. KEEFE Academic St. Mary's Footlighters', 11, 2, 3, 43, Historian, 113 5 Freshman Vice- President: Class Assemblies, 11, 2, 3, 43 9 French Club, 1333 Junior and Senior Play Com- miteesg Sophomore Homeroom President: Upsilon Kappa: Glee Club, Co-Chairman of Junior Prom: Various Commit- tees. JOSEPH KEEPE Vocational St. Mary's J. V. Football, 11, 233 Var- sity Football, 13, 43, Wrest- ling, 133, Homeroom Basket- ball and Volleyball, 11, 2, 3, 433 Letterman's Club. JUDY KELLEY Commercial Penna. Ave. Orchestra, 117, Glee Club, Cl, 27 Q Humane Club, C173 Junior Assembly, Senior Play Committee, Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. C. BRUCE KELTS Academic Parlay Coburn Spring Hope Show, C273 Stage Crew, C1, 27, Senior Carnival, Homeroom Basket- ball, 12, 3, 473 El-So-Hi, 447. BRUCE KETCHAM Academic Penna. Ave. Edsonian Art Staff, Spring Hope Show, Student Director of Spring Hope Show: Stage Manager for Senior Play, Vice-President of French Clubg Sons of American Revolution essay contest, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Various Committees. DOUGLAS KETCHAM Academic Penna. Ave. Senior P l a y Committee 3 French Club, 11, 27, Various Committees: Homeroom Bas- ketball, i175 Sophomore As- semblyg Junior Play Commit- teeg Spring Hope Show, 117. RAYMOND HTTEB Vocational Parlay Coburn Stage Crew, Senior Play Construction Crew. J, Kflr,P ,'l BHODA M. EEFEL Academic Parlay Coburn President of Cheerleaders' Club, C375 Youth County, Q37 3 Spanish Clubg Upsilon Kappa, Orchestra, 12, 3, 473 Class Assemblies, tl, 2, 3, 475 Jun- ior and Senior Play Commit- tees, El-So-Hi, Q47. DOROTHY KOHAN Academic St. Mary' e Senior Class Treasurer, Sen- ior Council : Cheerleaders' Club, 13, 475 Twirler, 12, 3, 47, Student Council, 12, 47, Senior Play Cast, Junior Play Committeesg Youth County, Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Edsonian Business Stafi Upsilon Kappa: Class Assem- blies, Cl, 2, 373 Co-Chairman Autumn Daze Dance: El-So-Hi Representative 137. MARION KOLESAB Commercial Edgeworth Humane Club, 117, Upsilon Kappa: Senior Play Commit- tee: Spring Hope Show Com- mittee, 147, G.A.A. 127, Var- ious Dance Committees. LORRAINE LAUGHTON Academic Parley Coburn G.A.A., 11, 2, 3, 43: Cheer- leaders' Club, 12, 3, 43: Li- brary Staff, 11, 2, 3, 43: Glee Club, 11, 2, 3, 43: Choir, 113: Freshman Class Assembly: Junior Assembly: Junior Play and Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Manager of Cheerleaders' Club 133: Sec- retary of Cheerleaders' Club, 143: Upsilon Kappa: Various Dance Committees. CAROL!! ANN LEWIS Commercial Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa: Various Dance Committees, JANET ELAINE LEMONCELLI Commercial St. Ma.ry's Upsilon Kappa: Humane Club, 113: Choir, 1131 Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Various Dance Committees. JOSEPH LI SKOVEC Vocational Coldbrook Park Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball. FREDERICK KRUCKOW Vocational Parley Coburn Traffic Squad, 13, 43: Sen- ior Play Stage Committee: Stage Crew, 11, 2, 3, 43: Flag Squad, 123. PHILIP M. KWASNEY Academic Coldbrook Park Co-Chairman of Freshman Assembly: Homeroom Basket- ball, 11, 233 Homeroom Volley- ball, 113 3 Various Committees. CHRISTINE LOETZER Academic Parlay Coburn Upsilon Kappa: Cheer- leaders' Club: J. V. Cheer- leader, 12, 33 : Varsity Cheer- leader, 143 : Senior Play: Sophomore Assembly: Various Committees. RICHARD T. LOVELAND Commercial Parlay Coburn J. V. Football, 113: Varsity Football, 12, 43: J. V. Bas- ketball, 11, 23: Varsity Bas- ketball, 13, 43: Track, 11, 3, 43: Senior Play: Letterman's Club, 13, 43: Homeroom Vol- leyball, 113: Various Commit- tees. I'0'Y JUNE LUSK Academic Wellsburg Dance Committees: Humane Club, 113: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play Committee: Upsilon Kappa: National Honor So- ciety: Cheerleaders' Club : Spanish Club, 143: El-So-Hi, 14 . ANN LYNCH Commercial St. Mary's Senior Play Committee: Jun- ior Assembly: Junior Play Committee: Sophomore Assem- bly: Youth County: Upsilon Kappa: G.A,A., 113: Library Staff, 123: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Cheerleaders' Club : El-So-Hi, 143: Various Com- mittees. TRACEY MACE JOSEPH MALLOBY, JR. Vocational Hendy Ave. Commercial Parley Coburn Homeroom Basketball and Homeroom Basketball: Traf- Volleyball. 11, 2, 3, 435 Var- fic Squad. ious Committees. 26 JAMES LOWMAN Vocational Penna. Ave. J. V. Football, 133: Varsity Football, 143: Track, 13, 43: Homeroom Basketball and Vol- leyball: Letterman's Club : Various Committees. JOHN LUDWIG Commercial Edgeworth Glee Club: Red Cross Rep- resentative: Student Council Representative, 40. KATHBYN LEE MALONE Academic St. Mai-y's Red Cross Representative, 123: National Honor Society, Vice-President: Spanish Club, 13, 43-Secretary, 143: Cheer- leaders' Club: Youth County: El-So-Hi: Edsonian Business Stalf: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Junior Assembly: Upsilon Kappa: Humane Club: Various Dance Committees. GLORIA MARTELLI Commercial Parley Coburn Various Committees: Foot- lighters', 12, 3, 43: Student Director of Junior Play: Stu- dent Director of Senior Play: Spring Hope Show, 12, 3, 43: Upsilon Kappa: Choir, 11, 2, 3,3 43: Class Assemblies, 12, 3 . el NANCY MASON Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleaders' Club : Upsilon Kappa: Junior Assembly: Senior Play Committees: Var- ious Dance Committees. GERALD E. MAY Tech. Elec. Parley Coburn Traffic Squad: Wrestling 5 Baseball : Football, Homeroom Sports : Various Committees. 5? .. 5' Q THOMAS MCCANN Academic St. Mary's Homeroom Basketball, 11, 2, 35: Homeroom Volleyball, 11, 2, 35: Stage Crew for Junior Play: Freshman Basketball: Business Staff of Edsonian: Various Committees: Junior Assembly: Sophomore Assem- bly: Freshman Assembly: Var- sity Basketball, 145. HUGH McCARTHY Academic St. Mary's Junior Council: Homeroom Basketball, 12, 35 : Junior Play Committee: Co-Chairman of Junior Prom: Senior Play Committee: Various Dance Committees. 1-T? fi JOHN McCONNELL Tech. Elec. Parley Coburn Trafic Squad, 11, 2, 3, 45:- President, 13, 45: Stage Crew, 11, 2, 3, 45-President, 145: Junior Play Committee: Sen- ior Play Committee: Spring Hope Show: Youth County. MARTHA SUE McCONNELL Academic Hopkins St. Edsonian Ed: El-So-Hi Re- porter, News Ed: Footlighters, 13, 45 : Sr, Play: Spring Hope Show, 145: Jr. Assembly: Jr. Play Comms: Student Director, Xmas Assembly, 145 : City Judge, Boys' and Girls' Week: Honor Society: Glee Club, 11, 25: Choir, 135: Student Coun- cil, 135: Pres. French Club, 125: Co-Chairman Soph. As- sembly: Upsilon Kappa: Dance Comms. STEPHEN McDERMOTT Vocational Hendy Ave. Football, 12, 35: Basketball, 135 3 Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, 11, 2, 35. 27 BERNARD MCLAUGHLIN Vocational Penna. Ave. Varsity Football, 13, 45: Varsity Basketball, 145: Let- terman's Club, 13, 45: Co- Chairman of Freshman Day Dance. , JANET MEI-IOLCZO Academic Edgeworth Glee Club, 11, 2, 31, Intra- mural Sports, Spring Hope Show Committee, G.A.A., 111, Various Dance Committees, Senior Play Committee, Up- silon Kappa. CHARLES MOORE Vocational Edgeworth PATRICIA MILLER Academic Wellsburg G.A.A. 12, 3, 41, Girls' Glee Club, 11, 2, 3, 41 Up- silon Kappa, Junior Play Com- mittee, Senior Play Commit- tee, Various Dance Commit- tees. , 'Ak 1' ' NANCY MORBELL Academic Penna. Ave. D.A.R. Award, Glee Club, 111 C Choir, 121, Upsilon Kappal Class Assemblies, 12, 31 , Stage Manager, Jr., Sr. Plays, Ed- sonian, E1-So-Hi Reporter, Sports' Ed, School Column, Telegram, Cheerleader-J. V. 121, Var. 131, Capt. 1413 Class Councils, 11, 2, 31, Co- Chairman Soph. Dance, Honor Society, Pres. Spanish Club, Spring Hope Show, 141 3 Cheer- leaders' Club, 12, 3, 41. JOHN MOLD Tech. Elec. St. Mary's Youth County, Homeroom Basketball, Stage Crew. DORIS MOSHER Academic Parlay Coburn G.A.A. 111, Cheerleaders' Club, 11, 2, 3, 41, J. V. Cheerleader, 12, 31, Varsity Cheerleader, 141: Choir, 11, 2, 41 3 Sophomore Assembly, Jun- ior Play Committee, Various Dance Committees, Upsilon Kappa. 28 GERALD MONTGOMERY Vocational Coldbrook MARY AMEY MOSHEB Academic Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa Treasurer, Freshman Class President, Choir, 11, 2, 3, 41, Band, 11, 2, 3, 41: Orchestra, 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Class Assemblies, 11, 2, 3, 41, Youth County, Various Dance Committees. SANDRA M0 SHER Academic Edgeworth Band, 12, 3, 45: Orchestra, 43, 43: Glee Club, 11. 21: Twirler, 12, 3, 43: National Honor Society: Spanish Club, 145: Upsilon Kappa: Cheer- e ers Club 2 3 4 lad' ,i,.JCCO- Chairman of Sophomore Day Dance : Senior Play Committee: Edsonian Literary Staff: Var- ious Committees. DALE A. NICHOLS Academic Penna. Ave. PEARL M. OLIVER Commercial Parlay Coburn G.A,A.: Various Commit- tees: Upsilon Kappa. NORMAN OGDEN Vocational Penna. Ave. Track: Varsity Football : Lette-rman's Club: Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball: Band: Orchestra. DONALD C. ORR Vocational Parley Coburn J. V. Football: Varsity Football, 125: Junior Assem- bly: Homeroom Basketball. n ANNE K. MOSS Commercial Penna. Ave. Youth County: Upsilon Kap- pa: Cheerleaders' Club: G.A. A.: Junior Assembly: Various Committees: Junior and Senior Play Committees. 5? Q -.ZX MARY' OSTRANDER DONALD OWENS Commercial Parley Coburn Vocational Parlay Coburn Upsilon Kappa: Various Com- Wrestling. mmittees: Class Assemblies, fl, 3 . 7,7 . ... - 1 . JOSEPH PALMIERI Vocational Parley Coburn J. V. Football, 12, 35: Varsity Football, 145.5 Edson- ian Business Staff: Homeroom Basketball: Letterman's Club. CLIFFORD R. PARKS Academic Parley Coburn Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Assemblies: Choir, 11, 2, 35: Qualitones, 12, 3, 41: Senior Play: Co-Chairman oi Music Festival Dance: Various Committees. RONALD OWENS Academic Parlay Coburn Edsonian Art Staff: Senior Play Cast: Sophomore and Junior Assemblies: Spanish Club, Choir, 139: Various Committees. NORMAN PALMER Academic Parlay Coburn Choir, 11, 2, 3, 43: Quali- 201398, 13, 415 Boys' Glee Club, 1 . M1 - Z' Xirri -mr.:i::::: 5 C .4 ,3 X If Ti 'll.!.l!f -Si -10-. '- 's..- af ' ft LYNN PARSONS Vocational Hopkins St. BARBARA PARTRIDGE Commercial Parley Coburn Library Staff, 11, 2, 33: El-So-Hi representative, 12, 432 Cheerleaders' Club, 12, 31: Upsilon Kappag Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Various Dance Committees. ELIZABETH PATCHADLO Academic Parley Coburn El-So-Hi Business Staff: Sophomore Assembly: Junior Assembly: Junior Play Comv mittee: Senior Play Commit- tee: Junior Prom Queen At- tendant: Upsilon Kappa: Var- ious Dance Committees. 30 IAN J. PATTERSON Academic Parley Coburn Choir, 11, 2, 31: Boys' Glee Club: Yorker Club, Freshman Assembly: French Club, 12, 35, Corresponding Secretary of French Club, 133: Sophomore Assembly: Spring Hope Show Committees, 12, 49: Junior Assembly: Junior Play Com- mittee: Senior Play: Spanish Club: El-So-Hi Staff: Senior Assembly: Various Dance Com- mittees. 1: 3 I fi JOYCE PEET Commercial Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa. ROBERT PERRY Academic Parley Coburn Advertising Manager of El- So-Hi: National Honor So- ciety: Student Council, fl, 25. ii? VERNA LEAH PETERSON FREDERICA PICKEL Commercial Parley Coburn Commercial HendY AVG- Upsilon Kappa: Various Upsilon Kappa! S9l1i01' Play Dance Committees. Committee. EDWARD PIERCE Academic Parley Coburn Various Dance Committees: Alternate for Student Council, 12, 33: Chairman of Junior Prom Committee: Red Cross Representative, ill. SHIRLEY PIERCE Academic Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa: Senior Play Committee: Various Dance Committees. NANCY PIERSON Commercial Hopkins St Cheerleaders' Club, fl? : Hu mane Club, C11 : Choir, C33 : Vice-President of Upsilon Kap pa: Business Manager of E1- Soel-li: National Honor So cietyg Stage Manager of Sen ior Play: Class Assemblies fl, 2, 31: Student Council, QU: Senior Class Secretary Various Dance Committees, ROBERT 0. POTTER Academic Parley Coburn Freshman Council : Various Committees: Chorus, Cl, 2, 3, 45: Boys' Glee Club, 115: Junior Play Cast, Humane Club, Cl, 2, 35: Various 'As- sembliesg Edsonian Business Staff. JAMES F. POWELL Academic Parley Coburn Senior Play Cast: Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Assem- blies: Spring Hope Show, 125 : J. V. Football, 125: Choir, 11. 2, 3, 45: Qualitones, 11. 2, 3, 45: Christmas Assembly, 11. 2, 353 Homeroom Sports. DARYLE PRYOR Academic Penna. Ave. Glee Club, 11, 25: Cheer- leaders' Club, 135: Upsilon Kappa5 Senior Play Commit- tee? Various Dance Commit- tees. DAWN MARIE PURDY Commercial Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa: L i b r a ry Staff: Co-Chairman of Fresh- man Day Dance: Red Cross Representative, 125 : Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Youth County : Various Dance Committees. MARY QUAYLE Commercial Perma. Ave. Glee Club, 11, 2, 35: Choir: Cheerleaders' Club: Upsilon Kappa: Various Dance Com- mittees. BEVERLY RAFPERTY Academic Baldwin No. 2 Choir, 11, 2, 3, 455 Junior Play Cast: Upsilon Kappa: Senior Council: Sophomore As- sembly: Talent Show and As- sembly, 145 : Senior Play Com- Christmas Assembly, : Various Dance Com- mittee : cr. 45 mlttees. JOSEPH RAUSCHER Academic Parley Coburn Boys' Glee Club, 1155 Chor- us, 11, 25: Band, 1, 2, 3, 455 Orchestra, 13, 455 Sophomore Assembly: Junior Assembly: Spring Hope Show, 12, 35: Various Committees. 32 KATHLEEN FRANCES REARDON Academic Parley Coburn Student Council, 115: Class Secretary, 11, 2, 355 Foot- lighters, 13, 45: Secretary of Footlightersb, 1453 C0-Chair- man of Yearbook Dance: Jun- ior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee Chairman: Senior Council: National Hon- or Society: Upsilon Kappa: Spanish Club: E1-So-Hi Re- porter and Proofreader, 145: Youth County, 1355 Class As- semblies, 11, 2, 35. FRANK D. RENKO Academic Parley Coburn Varsity Baseball, 12, 3, 45, Captain: Sophomore Assembly: Letterman's Club: Homeroom Sports: Various Dance Com- mittees. NANCY RIETMANN Academic Parley Coburn Drum Majorette, 11, 2, 3, 4D, Band, 11, 2, 3, 41, Or- chestra, 11, 2, 3, 42, Cheer- leaders Club, Student Council, 123, Junior Play Committee, anish Club 4 , Various Sp ,. 19 Dance Committees. MARLENE M. ROSS Academic George Washington G.A.A., 11, 2, 3, 4J-Pres- ident, 147, Senior Play Com- mittee, Glee Club, 135 , Chorus' 135, Class Assemblies, Spring Hope Show, 123 , Upsilon Kap- pa. BEVERLEE SCHEWE Commercial Penna. Ave. Cheerleaders' Club, 12, 3, 45, Library Staff, 13, 41, Senior Play Committee, Junior Play Committee, Various Dance Committees, Upsilon Kappa. ANDREA SAHLER Academic Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. DAVID SCHNEIDER Academic Philadelphia, Pa. Homeroom Volleyball and Basketball, Stage Crew, Mu- sic Festival Host, Various Dance Committees. WILLIAM RORICK Academic Hopkins St. Homeroom Volleyball, 13, 45, Homeroom Basketball, 13, 43, Choir, 13, 49, Qualitones, 13, 43, Male Quartette, Spring Hope Show, Junior As- sembly, Christmas Assembly, Humane Club, Various Com- mittees, High School Radio Show. SYLVIA SCHNEIDER Academic Parley Coburn Upsilon Kappa, Red Cross Representative, 113, Various Dance Committees, Senior Play Committee, Choir, 111, Humane Club, 112, G.A.A. 113 , Sophomore Assembly, Junior Assembly. NORMA SCI-ICSSOW Commercial Parley Coburn G.A.A., Upsilon Kappa, Var- ious Dance Committees. ROBERT SHEPHARD Academic Parley Coburn Homeroom Sports: Various Dance Committees: Senior Play. ARTHUR SMITH Academic Coldbrook Park J. V. Football, 11, 21: Var- sity Football, 13, 41: J, V. Basketball, 11, 21: Varsity Basketball, 13-Captain, 42: Track, 11, 2, 33: President of Sophomore Class: Class Coun- cil, 11, 3, 4D: Letterman's Club: Youth Week: Various Committees: Sports Editor of Edsonian. BRYANT W. SCOTT Academic Cheyenne, Wyo. Senior Council: Junior As- sembly: Choir: Track: El-So- Hi Business Stati: Senior Play: All-State Music Festival 1 Spring Hope Show, 13, 49: Male Quartette: Qualitones, 131: Various Committees. JAMES SHELDON Vocational-Academic Coldbrook Park Basketball, 131: Football, 12, 43: Freshman and Sopho- more Council: Elected Junior Class President: Senior Play: Footlighters', Various Dance Committees: Humane Club, 113: Student Council: Class Assembly: Christmas Assem- bly, 145. ERNEST SIVIITH NELSON P. SMITH Asademlc Hopkins St. Vocational Parlay Coburn Various Committees. Traffic Squad, 13, 43: Sen- ior Play Stage Crew: Stage Crew. I fp'- X uai,.L.1zs -- irrfgg. C 4 cf - L, 'V 1 Ill K I ' ,s!l!0!lmi:::.-:s k Si .'- IJ! Wa . 14 f ROBERT E. SMITH Tech. Elec. Parley Coburn Humane Club, 111: Indus- trial Arts Award, 12J: Stage Crew, 13, 45: Youth County Councilman: Homeroom Volley- ball and Basketball: National Honor Society: Various Com- mittees. ROBERT L. SMITH Vocational Parlay Coburn Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball, 123. '91 fN GARY BOWERS Commercial Parley Coburn Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball 41, 2, 31: Letter- man's Club 43, 413 Secretary of Letterman's Club 4415 Var- sity Football 43, 41 Junior Varsity Football 4213 Various Committees. ' WILLIAM P. SMITH Academic Padua Homeroom Volleyball, Home- room Basketball, Committees. JEAN SMYKOWSKI Commercial Parlay Coburn Library Staff, Cheerleaders Club, Committees. RICHARD SPIRAWK Academic Parley Coburn Student Council, 42, 3, 415 Footlighters', 42, 3, 415 Na- tional Honor Societyg Junior Play Cast.: Senior Play Castg Various Committees and As- semblies: Edsonian Art Staifg Spring Hope Shows, Christmas Assembly, 441. CAROL SONDERSTED LEE SONKO Commercial Parley Coburn Academic St. Mary's G.A,A. 411 Christmas Spring Hope Show, Commit- Dance 4315 Upsilon Kappa, tees. Dance Committees. NANCY SPRAGUE Academic Parlay Coburn Glee Club, 41, 2, 313 Choir. 441 3 Upsilon Kappa: Junior Assembly: G.A.A., 41, 21: Cheerleaders' Club 5 Y ou th County: Senior Play Commit- tee: Various Dance Commit- tees. CHARLES STANTON Academic Wellsburg Homeroom Volleyball, 421 g Humane Club, 411 3 Letter- man's Club, 43, 413 Track, 4315 Various Committees: Boys' State: Choir, 42, 3, 413 Spanish Club. EARL STANTON' Commercial Parley Coburn J. V. Basketball, 11. 21: Varsity Basketball. 13, 41: J. V, Football, 121 : Varsity Foot- ball, 13, 41: Baseball, 12, 3, 41: Track, 111: Letterman's Club, 12, 3, 41: Sophomore Council: Co-Chairman of Soph- omore Dance: Various Commit- tees. MERKLE J, STANTON Academic Wellsburg J. V. Basketball, 12, 31: Varsity Basketball, 141: Sen- ior Play: Various Dance Com- mittees: Footlighters': Choir, 12, 3. 41. REXFORD STICKLER Vocational Penna. Ave. JOY STOWELL Academic Hopkins St. Glee Club, 11, 21: Choir, 12, 31: Qualitones, 13. 41: Jun- ior Play: Senior Play: Spring Hope Show, 13, 41: Spanish Club, 141: Edsonian Literary Staff: Upsilon Kappa: Foot- lighters': Class Assemblies. 12, 31: Christmas Assemblies: Band, 131: Various Commit- tees. ROBERT STOWELL St. Mary' s Academic Student Council, 111: Var- sity Baseball Manager, 111: Senior Play: Senior Play Ticket Captain: Homeroom Basketball: Various Commit- tees. LAWRENCE STBAW Academic Hopkins St. Junior Day Committee: Var- ious Dance Committees: El-So- Hi Circulation Manager. ALBERT STRAWN Vocational Parley Coburn Letterman's Club: Home- room Basketball and Volley- ball: J. V, Football, 12, 31: Varsity Football, 141. SALLY STUMP Parley Coburn Academic Glee Club, 111: Sophomore Assembly: Junior Play Com- mittee: Chairman of Skit for White Christmas Dance: Up- silon Kappa: El-So-Hi Business Staff: Senior Play: Various Committees. BARBARA SULLIVAN Academic St. Mary' I Glee Club, 11, 23, Bowling, 13, 43, E1-So-Hi Represent- ative, 123, Junior Play Com- mittee, Various Dance Com- mittees. CORNELIA SUPPLE Academic Parley Coburn Class Historian, 11, 2, 3, 43, Chorus, 113, J. V. Cheer- leader, 1-2, 33, Varsity Cheer- leader, 143 3 Edsonian Business Manager, Spring Hope Show, 123, Junior Play Cast, Sen- ior Play Committee, Youth County, Upsilon Kappa, Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Various Dance Commit- tees, Student Council, 113, Senior Council, Class Councils, 11, 2, 33, Cheerleaders' Club, 12, 3, 43, Class Assemblies, 11 2 33. MICHAELINE SWEENEY' Academic Parley Coburn J. V. Cheerleader 133, Var- sity Cheerleader, 143, Junior Play, Senior Play, Assistant Business Manager of Edson- ian , El-So-Hi Proofreader, 143, Junior Prom Queen At- tendant, Footlighters', Upsilon Kappa, Spanish Club, Student Council, 123, National Honor Society, Class Assemblies, 11, 2, 33, Cheerleaders' Club-His- torian, 133, Christmas Assem- bly, 143, Various Committees. MARLENE SULLIVAN Academic Purley Coburn Senior Play Committee , Var- ious Dance Committees, G.A.A. 123, Choir, 133 , French Club, Youth County, Upsilon Kappa, Class Day Committees. JUDY TAI '.l' Commercial Parlay Coburn Junior Play Committee, Up- silon Kappa, Freshman Coun- cil, G.A.A. '11, 23 , Cheer- leaders' Club 12, 33 : Svflng Hope Show 133 , Senior Play Committee , Various D a n c e Committees. 'R GLADYS THALL Commercial Pianist in Glee Club, 143 , Upsilon Kappa , Glee Club, 133 , Various Committees. BARBARA ANN THOMAS Academic E.I'.A. Student Council, 11, 23, Cheerleaders' Club, 11, 23, J. V. Cheerleader. 123, 1E.F.A.3 Junior Play Committee, Sen- ior Play Committee, Senior Play Ca t, Upsilon Kappa, Spanish Club, 143, Edsonian Literary Staff, Various Com- mittees. PATRICIA THORPE Academic Penna.. Ave. G.A.A. 113, Sophomore Council, Junior Assembly: Spanish Club, Recording Sec- retary of Upsilon Kappa, Var- ious Dance Committees, Sen- ior Play Committee, Girls' Badminton Co-Champion. DONALD URY Vocational Farley Coburn Letterman's Club, 13, 41: Edsonian Business Staff, 141: J. V. Football, 11, 21: Var- sity Football, 131: Home- room Basketball: Homeroom Volleyball. ROBERT 'USDANE Academic Parley Coburn J. V. Basketball Manager, 121: Homeroom Basketball: Homeroom Volleyball: Sopho- more Assembly: Boys' Glee Club, 121: Chorus, 11, 21: Edsonian Business Staff: Var- ious Committees. ELIZABETH ANN VAUCABO Commercial Parlay Coburn Varsity Cheerleader, 141: J. V. Cheerleader, 131: Upsilon Kappa, Cheerleaders' Club: Junior Play Committee: Var- ious Dance Committees. ARTHUR C. VANDERMABK Vocational Parley Coburn Stage Crew, 13, 41: Stage Crew, Junior Play : Youth County, 131. PHYLLIS TREMAINE Academic Parley Coburn Sophomore and Junior As- semblies: Sophomore and Jun- ior Councils: Glee Club, 111: Vice-President of Spanish Club: National Honor Society: El-So-Hi Reporter, 13, 41: Up- silon Kappa: Stage Manager of Junior Play: Cheerleaders' Club 12, 3, 41: Senior Play Committee: Stage Manager of Spring Hope Show, 141: Var- ious Committees. JOHANNA UHL Homemaking Penna. Avo. Upsilon Kappa. ,QP e -4 SANDRA LEE VAN PATTEN Academic Parley Coburn Humane Club, 111: Choir, 111: Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Span- ish Club: Upsilon Kappa. BITA MARY VINESKI Commercial St. Ma.ry's Senior Play: Edsonian Staff: Upsilon Kappa: Youth County: El-So-Hi Staff, 141 3 Junior As- semblyg Sophomore Assembly: Humane Club, 111 : G.A.A. 111: Glee Club, 12, 3, 41: Red Cross Representative: Various Committees. 15?- K5 DAVID WAINWRIGHT Academic Parley Coburn Class Assemblies, 11, 2, 313 Spring Hope Show, 12, 413 Senior Play Cast, Christmas Assembly, 141: Spanish Clubg Student Council 1213 Home- :-oom Sports: Various Commit- 995. JAMES WAINWRIGHT Vocational St. Mary' s Homeroom Basketball, 1213 Junior Red Cross, 121, Youth County, 131. SUSAN WHIPPLE Academic Parley Coburn Spring Hope Show, 1412 Glee Club, 11, 2, 313 Choir, 13, 415 Sophomore Assembly, Junior Assembly, Senior Play Cast: Junior Play Committee: Upsilon Kappa.: Dance Com- mittees. RICHARD WHITMAN Vocational Penna. Ave. Homeroom Basketball: Homeroom Volleyball. JUDY WIGSTEN Academic Wellsburg Class Assemblies, 12, 3, 413 Spring Hope Show, 13, 415 G.A.A.: J. V. Cheerleader, 131, Cheerleaders' Club, 12, 315 Upsilon Kappa, Various Committees. BEVERLY DAWN WILLIAMS Commercial Penna. Ave. Humane Club, 1115 Upsilon Kappa: Glee Club, 12, 313 Choir, 111 1 Library Staff, 131 3 Cheerleaders' Club, 121, Var- ious Committees. BERNICE WOOD Commercial Parley Coburn Various Committees: Upsilon Kappa. JOAN WOODRUIT Commercial George M. Diven Cheerleaders' Club, 12, 31g G.A.A, 1213 Humane Club, 121, Library Staff, 12, 31, Junior Play Committee: Choir, 11, 2, 313 Glee Club, 141, Senior Carnival: Upsilon Kap- pa: Various Committees. JOAN WOUGHTEB M V Commercial E.IE'.A. Library Council, E.F.A. var- ious Dance Committees: Senior Play Committee: Spring Hope Show Committee, C419 Upsilon Kappa. 4 ' I , DEAN YOBKE JOHN B. YEISLEY Vocational Parlay Coburn Academic St. Mary' a Dance and Play Committees: Stage Crew C255 Homeroom Yofleyballp Movie Projectionist 3 . CAMERA SHY SENIORS RICHARD AMIIGH RICHARD MILLER WILLIAM CARNEGIE ROBERT A. TARR GEORGE MERRICK JOHN WALSH 40 . 4 1. 1 fi X' ! ff f fff ' i 4 f , f X fifg , X ,ff ASP: 1 X ' X ,f 1,-' W ,ff ff f , .. ff f i .f . A f AZ!! 4 if 4' ' ff . J' xt A 1 . I Z A Q l all I-E9 , X P h - ' 4570 A Q xx .5 .K ,KM A 5 X Xa' ZZ f gba. .. 1,55 f... Q . gl uf, sy ' 4Sl?3'lj 0' 15 1 ' l A Q4 3 M z iffifgm. ei ,z Wflmc f7'li'f.'lSl A ' V L 11W'r'f',!,. 'film V ,,,, Yi rf f fif 1 , Q31-fl, ' ,ff f ffllli, , I, gg P A ' N Q A fl ff .X , N J X X X , I y .34-'faifxlwist f I fff, 2-'ixx f 4 X ff f A ,ds-f.L'i X W' if f 'X ' ifflllfi ii. ,1lg25'VfJf , .' ' 'KX J Qmluifl iyggw 4 ,L W 2, , , 7 .P N A, A A , , f are ff V fl ,I .. J f. V 1 !,f '- f . .AQL-'Him , , fi , V ZQ I Z g X 1 Ir.. :f.5f4-9',- Kg, yg ff f y I , nu UU' , f 1 f faq prix? ff? x 1 M 9,036 541, I ' ' ' AJ Q1 if 'N Z Adair, Charles H. Morrell, Nancy B. P3 'HZ fy' Befchelk Teresa V- Mosher, Sandra M. i Buffalin, James A. Parks, Clifford M- x 3 X, fjf '4 f' Bryan' Jo Ann Pierson, Nancy E. Qx u Gardner, Richard C. 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X Q .f wa gmlsifg X WE' Q1 awp 2 A Hi if 531121 if A, -Q.. wx 1 av' Jilin sz , if ' - Jn fe? may uf HL S. ,X S' , Aifif We Q 3 X al , k . 'mi T. Bercher I. Augustine Best Dressed J. Cecchini T.- McCann Best Actor 2 M. Sweeney or Actress M055 Wifi? -SEE 'G C. Adair C. Keefe R Most Handsome or B M. Cram E. eautiful Stanton Most Intelligent P. Greven M. S. McConnell - ' A - . t .k'. ' f . . ...Q- F' fit ii'- .3 V M ost Athletic M. Ross G. Most Energetic C. Cecchini A. L, - Jil . as - Q May Smith we 1 Best All-Around N. Morrell J. DuBois Most Likely to Succeed K. Reardon P. Hollenbeck SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The first gathering of the Clan of '54f' came in September of 1950. A sense of frightened bewilder- ment was soon overcome thru the friendship formed with other lads and lassies who also shared our Freshman anxieties. Mrs. Marion Lynch Burke and Leslie Travis, as advisors, started us off on the high road , and to them go our thanks for having kept us there. For Freshman leaders of our clan, we selected Mary Amey Mosher, Catherine Keefe, Kathleen Rear- don and James Buffalin. Cornelia Supple was chosen as historian for all four years. The Freshman Kick- off was our first clan effort, and its success gave us confidence and made us feel we were now a real part of the school. In March we put out tartans aside and cheered the wearing of the green , as we presented our clan assembly. At night we donned cute little green hats and attended The Green Hat Hop , our clan dance. With June came the end of our Freshman days, but our return to school did not loom quite so form- idably. Arthur Smith, Ronald Dixon, Kathleen Reardon, and James Buffalin led the clan during our Sopho- more year. Our Freshman year had given us the experience we needed in working together as the Clan of '54- Q as Sophomores, we put this experience to good use. Our Skeleton Scamper , in October, found the lads and lassies riding their brooms down to the gym for an evening of fun. Then in December we were at the throttle of the Santa Special . With a hopeful eye toward spring, we presented the Cherry Blossom Ball in February. April was the month of our clan's assembly. With Jim DuBois as the capable interlocutor, and John Grim, LaVerne Anderson, Art Smith, and Jim Buffalin as the wise-cracking end men, we presented the Showboat Minstrels . That evening, minus our grease-paint, we donned our kilts and tripped merrily to the music at our Showboat Shufflev. The final event of our Sophomore year was the Yearbook Dance , which we presented in honor of the Seniors. September 1952 found us returning to Southside again-but this time as upperclassmen. Our work became harder and our responsibilities greater. Leaders for the clan were Teresa Bercher, Joseph Augustine, Kathleen Reardon, and James Buffalin. It seemed strange to walk the moors and not see our patriarch, Clifford McNaught. Howe.ver, un- der Wallace J. Howell, his successor, school life soon proceeded in a normal and orderly fashion. During our Junior year, the clan presented two dances-4'The Witches' Waltzi' and the annual White Christmas Dancev. Our clan play: One Mad Nightn, with Jim DuBois and Foy Lusk in the leading roles, received much applause. In May came our long-awaited Junior Day. For the assembly, we took our audience to a gay Mardi- Gras. That evening, for the first time in S.H.S. hist- ory, the Junior Prom was held in the Mark Twain Hotel. As Seniors, we proudly wore our plaids on our return to school. To lead us through our last and most important year together, we selected Ronald Dixon, Joyce Cecchini, Nancy Pierson, and Dorothy Kohan. Our first activity was the Back to School Danceu. Following this, all efforts were concentrated on our Senior play, The Robe , which will be long remem- bered by those who saw it. The deeply thoughtful interpretation of the role of Marcellus, the Roman tribune, by Chuck Adairg the loyal, steadfast De- metrius as played by Merkle Stanton, and the courageous devotion of Diana, the fiancee of Marcel- lus, portrayed by Mickey Sweeney, was drama of a quality not soon to be forgotten. ln February we presented the Senior Carnival. In May we gave our final assembly program, then came June and the Senior Banquet and Prom. Closely following were Regents exams and, at last, the long- awaited Commencement. Like those of other years, we wonder how four years could go so fast, and as we look back, we realize how much we have learned. We hope, too, that we have left our share to add to the traditions of South- side. Above all, we know that we will take away much more than we could ever give. 4, , ,n i.,-.-- - ,,,.-.- -. ,-- .. l Ng -f - . .f- f x 50 'T-f . . 2 V St Lge- ..f' ,. , 4-.r'---I. ' 'S P i 1 Y' -2152.-E 510461 2 L T' ' '-'Ps X El 4 ' I ll I I- I 'WY I .-. Last Will and Testament -Z: WE, the- Clan of '54, of auld Southside High I, Thomas McCann, bequeath to .l0hfl Taft School, being of sound mind and memory, do .... my good taste in clothes. u - - . -1- hereby publish our last w1ll and testament. I, Nancy Eike, bequeath to Barbara Segur I, Martha Sue McConnell, bequeath to the .... my parties. -Zz next Edsonian editor .... my typewriter. I, Clifford Parks, bequeath to Rex Good I, Paul Hollenbeck, bequeath to Daphne .... my piano. - - . Dean my arustlc 'alent' I, Art Smith, bequeath to Larry LaVelle . k I, Dick Spirawk, bequeath to Leon Mosher, .... my brushcut. Z: my Scientific mind' I, Bud McLaughlin, bequeath to Jack Lee I, Ronald Dixon bequeath to the next Senior .... my chair in Mr. Howellis office. 1 Class President my leadership' I, Carl Hanchett, bequeath to Ralph French I, Peter Creven, bequeath to next year's El- .... my physique. --I S0'Hi editor my bottle of ink' I, Ronald Guyer, bequeath to Kent Thall I, Joseph Augustine, bequeath to the next .... my sense of humor. iii Student Council president my Bible' In the presence of witnesses, we subscribe I, Teresa Bercher, bequeath to my sister, our name on the twenty-eigth day of May, nine- Terry, .... my ability to sing and dance. teen hundred and fifty four. EEZ: I, Nancy Rietmann bequeath to next year's drum majorette .... my baton. IQQ I, Gerald May, bequeath to Edward Michaels CLAN OF 1954, , .... my athletic ability. . Signed and sealed by the Clan of 1954, who :E b li' James DHBOIS, befeath to Carl Hessel' in our presence stated their last will and test- ac my M' C' ability' amentg at the request of this clan we have sub- I, Kate Keefe, bequeath 'to Mary Ellen Kee- scribed our names. 3 nan .... my jokes. 49,1 I 'VD' ,W -4.42, ,nf A FIR - '4' xx C 'I . WKWML - 'sf Xxlfgg isi ' L it-v t -4-Qikfrsf . - 1 E. J Q sv' . I ll I n I UNDERCLHSS DFFICERS and HDVISERS W. Hopkins, vice-presidentg G. Norman, presidentg M. L. Personius, secretaryg M. E. Hogan, historiang P. Cordier, treasurerg Patrick Goostrey and Mrs. Margaret Hapeman, advisors. 1956 1955 D. Dean, presidentg J. Burns, treasurerg E. Agan, historian: E. Michaels, vice-president: Irene St. John, advisorg J. Knapp? Secretaryg and Robert Habersaat, advisor. 417 s. J. Straley, secretaryg S. Panosian, presidentg R Morrison, vice-presidentg N. Kent, treasurerg Abra- ham Ferris and Miss Margaret Cleveland, advisors In September 1951, 334 wide-eyed Freshmen entered the big green doors to embark on a four year whirl through Southside High. Miss Irene St. ,lohn and Robert Habersaat were introduced by the principal as our advisors. We elected ,loe Clark, presidentg ,lack Spegiel, vice-presidentg Daphne Dean, secretaryg Ann Duffield treasurerg and Elizabeth Agan, historian. During the year we held three dances, in November, January and on Freshman Day. Our class also had the grab-bag booth at the Senior Carnival. Now more firmly established at Southside, we approached our Sophomore year, We again elected Joe Clark as our president and to aid him Larry LaVelle, Daphne Dean, ,lack Lee, and Elizabeth Agan. 418 AX, , M I vw' ' . ly if-1 .- , Z ygxh' ' t . I IWQ N4 'X fx My x Qt f f, fl, l fir ,f ,f ' 'f M jf! lf, visa-7 If s at fra' sa l V XZ W h Q SM X 69 Kay Reazor and Carl Hesselbach were chairmen of the Patri- otic Prancen. Shirley Battisti and Mervin Stanton were in charge of the Winter Waltz,', during which Larry LaVelle was crowned King Frost and Suzanne Messing, Queen Snowflake. Our Sophomore Day assembly was under ,lack Lawes and Larry Costello, while Sharon Vunk and Frances Symons directed the dance. Ending the year with a Very successful Yearbook Dancen, we anxiously looked forward to being upper classmen. ,lim Sheldon, who was elected president of our class, was suc- ceeded hy Daphne Dean after Jim decided to he a three-year grad- uate. Ed Michaels was elected vice-president in a special election. We presented three informal dances, the Junior Play, April 28 and 29, and our Junior Day and Prom, on May 21. 49 f mf. 1 1, 'llihl ' F all ,f Xxx hh: Vbffffrf I 0 '3x Q ' .l!.,,,- lv L . .f ' . 4 77 r i x 7 i K 1 7 i i r W X N I f f f fx j I X l X ,, I ff ' I r jf f f . A f f 7 50 Our first year at Southside we felt strange partly be- cause the building was larger than grammar school, but most of all because we were Freshmen. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Margaret Hapeman and Patrick Goostrey, we chose these officers: president - Ed- ward Fitzpatrickg vice-president - Charles Myersg secre- tary - Dorothy Kelleherg treasurer - Sally Comfort, and historian - Mary Ellen Hogan. Our first dance, 'The Shamrock Shuffle was held in March with Gail Norman and Damon Sykes as co-chair- men. In the Senior Carnival our class supervised the check room. ln May the death of Edward Fitzpatrick, our president, saddened us all, but we were proud of the way Charles Myers assumed the leadership of the class. This year we began to really feel as if we were a part of Southside. At last we were no longer Freshmen. We elected these officers right away: president - Gail Norman, vice-president - William Hopkins, secretary - Mary Lou Personius, Treasurer - Pat Cordier, Historian - Mary Ellen Hogan. We had our Sophomore dance, wfhe Harvest Moon Hopf, The co-chairmen chosen were Carol Whitford and Kenneth Mann. Again we had a part in the Senior Carnival. We also presented the Yearbook Dancel' in honor of this year's Seniors. Our first two years at Southside have gone by quickly, and we are looking forward to being upperclass- men next year. X ilqill Q, 'ev xX 3 lg 5 1 X .1 A'-.jllll ll' 1 l I 5 is, , 5 .Q xmjwk N M' 21 . ix. K L' 'E il 'xifll F X Xxx' iv ,MK E ?l29'f9?4 T like l .L ti 'W ,,-. F' xl ,vig XXX X X ,QNX xx ' X X wx A i .XX ' 1 PW We Freshmen, those bewildered strangers who walked cautiously in and about Southside, are now a well-organized class. Q To counsel us through our four years, Miss Margaret Cleveland and Abraham Ferris were named as class advisors. Early in the year we elected class officers. Under the direction of Stan Panosian, presidentg Richard Morrison, vice-presidentg Jeanette Straley, secretary, and Nellie Kent, treasurer, we have turned many projects into successes. Heading all our activities was the class council. 52 K W i ya!! 1 4 1 VY 7 fl, f y NX 6 I Our class contains both excellent students, as was proven by the large number of Freshmen on the Honor Roll, and talented performers, as were viewed in the Spring Hope Show. ior Carnival we were in charge of a concession stand. In April We presented the April Fools' Dancew. Yes, we, the class of '57 certainly did prove ourselves an effective Fresh- man group. We are proud to be a part of Southside and we are looking forward to our next three years. 1-. 11 f , f f 1 !f K fi ' 1 14 . ,W X i 1 ff ffl -, ii' l,'i'f:fffZv' f iq' jf-.'. Aff ' ,HL-if -K e f ij f , fifi wx, ' f' '45, V-l We Freshmen have been very active during our first year. ln the Sen- iff -Q xiii xxi xr F X: , K ' an 71 nf g ,142 , ,, -7 I2 g 'zz H.. N 15' jg l S T U D E N T Representatives from each homeroom and club make up our governing body, the Student Council. C 0 U N C I L Under the leadership of Joseph Augustine, these representatives faithfully attended the Monday night meetings and reported the weekly happenings in the school. fa, 7.f,l1'w-1-j,-.ZW Among the various projects of the Student Council were: j W?-Rj.s,Q.3g3h installation of a suggestion box, revision of the Council constitution, if 4 QAQE H K sale of festival records, operation of a booth in the Senior Carnival, RQ ,H J and the publishing of monthly calendars for distribution to South- x t 'I - X . Q H C siders. 9? J Their major undertaking was the Spring Hope Show whose Z 2 proceeds were used for the renovation of the stage. Qi 0 4'7 -1-Sv 0 Without a doubt, the Student Council, with the capable as- A o Z 1 U ' sistance of Miss Callahan and Mr. Howell, can close its books on Q. D fl 9,1 9 ,N ' a very successful year. 0 ,C U , gf ,X 5 .g. Qc ' 7 J A 'V.H ' ,-.lag J ' Mxwli , .. , . 0 First Row: J. Berry, T. Bercher, J. Augustine, presidentg J. Dunbar, S. Wilkinson, M. E. Hogan, B. Rusin, M. N. Eike, J. Buifalin, Wallace J. Howell, advisor. Second Swimelar, J. Eaton. Third Row: J. Bianculli, J. Martin, Row: B. Segur, C. Whitford, D. Kohan, M. J. Kline, P. R. Calhoon, S. Panosian, J. Hover, R. Good, P. Hollenbeck, Gay, J. Knapp, N. Lonie, J. Pautz, D. Agan, H. Conklin, J. Meriwether, G. Yoggy, J. Lee, W. Stamp, L. Ward, J. Bums, A. Carboni, T. McDermott. m ' tee Sealed: R. Bartlett, K. Malone, Elsa Brookfield, advisor: K. Reardon Third Row A Griswold D Kohan P C. Adair, presidentg P. Hollenheck. Second Row: S. Tremame R Gardner N Morrell C Supple M S Mosher, T. Bercher, N. Pierson, M. Sweeney, F. Lusk, McConnell ,l Bryan Fourth Row C Parks R Spirawk R. Perry R Smith ,l Augustine P Creven J Buflalin NATIONAL HONOR jTArT6m7 SOCIETY Homomsocvew W Scholarship, service, character, and leadership are the requirements for admittance to Southside,s Alpha chapter of the National Honor Society. Consideration is first given to scholarship, then by faculty vote, each student is individually judged according to the other three standards. The objectives of this society are to stimulate a desire to render service to the school, to promote worthy leader- ship, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils. Under the guiding hand of Miss Elsa Brookfield, the ad- visor of the organization, this year's members have enjoyed both business and social activities. A scholarship class was organized to better prepare candidates for the New York State Scholarship Examinations and enrich their high school education. 55 Q N -X J 1 in Qs . 5 G. Alexander, J. Allen, K. Allen, S. Amrhein, V. Bagnoli, P. Balling, M. Barner, G. Bedell, J. Bedrosian, J. Becker D. Bernard, J. Borgeson, C. Breese, G. Bridgeman, M. Li Bryon, J. Cady, C. Clark, M. Colletta, M. Coveney, T. Coveney, D. Davidson, J. Dolan, L. Dunkel, M. Dunlap J. Gould, J. Graham, s. Ham. F. Hill, s. Holcomb, N. Hornbeck, M. A. Johnson, J, Kamp, D. Keller, B Ketcham, A. Kinner, S. Landon, L. Laughton, P. Marvin D. McDonald, P. Miller, D. Nelson, M. Nemeth, F. Noll J. Osborn, A. Osman, J. Ottavivia, E. Plate, N. Prayne M. Priest, B. Quinn, G. Rees, N. Rice, L. Rozell, C Russell, R. Skelly, D. Swimelar, E. Springer, B. Taylor C. Thall, G. Tuttle, R. Vineski, J. Wheeler, V. Wheeler, R White, J. Wilson, Y. Wiehurg, J. Woodruff. One of Southside's vocal groups is the Girls' Glee Club, directed by Miss Dorothy E. Connor. Highlighting the year is the annual Spring Concert in which 4 the Glee Club plays .an important part. The girls' voices blend well to give a fine G L E E C L U B performance. Enthusiasm and ability of the members make this an outstanding group. GIRLS' Front Row: J. Myers, J. Dieflenbach, M. Athey, N. Palmer, C. Myers, E. Stuart L. Mulligan, S. Williams, J. Powell, V. Allen. Second Row: S. Wilkinson, R Newhall, C. Parks, P. Root, N. Wagner, L. Comfort, B. Burnett, C. Read, M Ross. Third Row: N. Davis, L. Comfort, P. Burbage, V. Tarbell. Sealed at piano: J. Stowell, accompanist. Not pictured: K. Fowler, W. Rorick. QUHLITONES Outstanding voices from both chor- uses are chosen for membership in the Qualitones, also directed by Miss Con- nor. ln addition to participating in the Christmas Assembly, the Arctic League broadcast, and Spring Concert, this active group also entertains local ser- vice clubs. 58 Q .3 Q55 'A' X Lygqkfff M 4 v w QE 'CQ ez xg ,Q-K 1' vi' I 'QQLQV it ni Q -4. ,J-ggmx f A M i 5 girly F Mkfwylia 2,5 QQ ,Vi ' Sf5ffQ J1 . Sv 3.1-, L,1, . 3f 4f . Vx 'j L Q 3 a N ff :Q f 'ii : Q A if 4 , Y .e X' 5 gif 4 JN WM W A m 1 x Lag, M fm zsi Pnl' in KH: ks 'Q-,MJ'wf 1' K' J Vw f , ,je Eg ,ivgjfx , Q ,, -.,: . V V W ff W Fil 4 f , 4 4 ,A,.A Q. f 1 ' fi gf. 'K 5 3: J XXX -, ,I Y I 4 b A 4 .,.V,. ::, .,., b Q L pi x img? 5, YN : V 5 5 2 ' I ' 3 if X f 5' A f Y xv 5' 5 ' if S 5 'A fi 'if ' W MHT4 ' J A wf f at ,Av ail -'4' Q Pi! 3 Am gi . F' V ,, SECOND PERIOD CHDIR At almost every season of the year, whether it is in preparation for the Christmas assembly or the annual Spring Concert, the second period chorus fills the halls of Southside with harmonious music. They are ably guided by Miss Dorothy Connor, director of Southsidels vocal department. The continuous practicing and occasional extra rehearsals are well re- warded by performances of perfection. Audiences who hear them agree that Southside is fortunate to have so fine a chorus. Gt eg, 'L 'fs , it , 72 S. Benjamin, V. Brown, V. Cady, B. Carr, M. Cavanaugh, J. Cecchini, L. Comfort, P. Comfort, G. Cordier, M. Cur- ren, S. Darrow, A. Davies, G. Dickinson, J. Elliot, C. Farran, B. Faulkner, C. Galpin, M. Gay, M. Goodenough, C. Green, R. Hancock, A. Henry, B. Hill, L. Hover, J. Jordan, P. Kapp, C. Lockner, N. Lonie, S. Lord, K. Mann G. Martelli, J. Mattison, J. Messing, B. Mills, D. Mosher M. Mosher, M. Moss, D. Fletcher, R. Newhall, R. Olson, N. Palmer, E. Pierce, L. Pierce, N. Pierson, R. Potter, B. Raf- ferty, J. Ranck, J. Reese, B. A. Richie, V. Rohrer, E. Ro- mat, C. Ross, C. Roy, B. Scott, C. Shepherd, B. Smith, C Soper, G. Sowers, A. Sponyoe, N. Sprague, C. Stanton, M Stanton, M. F. Supple, J. Trenery, R. Wack, G. West, S Whipple, S. Wilkinson, S. Williams, C. Woermbke, M Faulkner. J. Ackerson, J. Barber, P. Battisti, A. Bridgeman, B. Bradt, B. Burnett, M. Burns, P. Bush, R. Calhoon, J. Campanelli, W. Coloroso, J. Davison, D. Decker, J. Dixon, G. Doebler, J. Dunbar, J. Dyke, M. Elliot, K. Fowler, P. Gay, L. Gilbert, R. Green, S. Hagan, S. Haner, N. Har- lan, M. Hitchcock, N. Howe, W. Irish, N. Kent, M. J. 40094 Kline, B. Johnson, E. Johnson, H. Johnson, J. McClure S. Moulthrop, N. Nelson, M. J. Newton, S. Panosian, R Patchadlo, J. Pellor, J. A. Persutto, B. Pierce, M. A Piper, D. Rice, J. Savey, M. Shaw, C. Sheely, D. Sheive Claudia Sickle, S. Smith, J. Straley, T. Strong, S. Swan- son, W. Terwilliger, N. Wagner, R. Weeks, B. Welds, A Whipple, S. Whitmoyer, B. Wiggins, P. Wilson, S. Wood- hull. SEVENTH PERIOD CHORUS One chorus cannot accommodate the vast number of students with musical interest and ability-thus, the seventh period chorus was added to the music curriculum a number of years ago. Every year since, the chorus has been filled to capacity. Members agree that the fun had by all, more than equals the work. Kneeling: V. Brewer, corresponding secretary, P. Thorpe recording secretary, C. Cecchini, president, M. Mosher, treasurer, N. Pierson, vice-president, Miss LaVine, ad- visor. First Row: C. Lewis, B. Burnett, J. Bryan, B. Brown, J. Cook, J. Woughter, S. Pierce, C. Bowes, P. Miller, R. Vineski, B. Sullivan, B. Vaccaro, M. Connelly, A. Moss, B. Partridge, T. Bercher, A. Lynch, F. Lusk K. Reardon, F. Pickel, S. Mosher, G. Martelli, M. Ander: son, M. Baker, J. Hitchcock, J. Hill, V. Peterson, J Woodruff. Second Row: M. Cram, J. Meholczo, M Ostrander, B. Fish, C. Loetzer, N. Eike, C. Supple, J. Case, K. Dyer, M. S. McConnell, A. Griswold, G. Thall, N. Sprague, D. Pryor, S. VanP'atten, S. Schneider, M. Ross, B Williams, L. Laughton, B. Schewe, J. Smykowski, D Hughey, L. Granger, J. Cecchini, D. Purdy, M. Good- enough, J. Wigsten, S. Whipple, D. Mosher, B. Carr, J Uhl. Third Row: S. Crowningshield, B. Rafferty, N. Mason N. Schossow, C. Sondersted, J. Lemoncelli, T. Buckuski M. Crowley, N. Rietmann, J. Stowell, K. Keefe, J. Kelley C. Farran, A. Sahler, J. Borgeson, M. Guinane, G. Bedell P. Tremaine, R. Bartlett, V. Fravel, C. Gamble, P. Oliver B. Thomas, M. Kolesar, N. Morrell, P. Collins, M. Sweeney Si Stump, D. Kohan, R. Kiefel, M. Brown, M. Bateman, . Malone. UPSILON KAPPH Upsilon Kappa, the Usher's Club, is comprised of Senior girls. Providing ushers for school assemblies is just one of the club's many services-it also maintains the hostess table in the main hall for the convenience of visitors to the school. The new advisor who began her duties in September is Miss Marion La Vine, who is to be commended for doing a fine job dur- ing the past year. Always able and willing to be of assistance, this club is of service not only to the school, but to civic activities as well. Miss Ellen Brown Moxley Advisor FOOTLIGHTERS First Row: W. Coloroso, L. Hughes, J. McConnell, president. Second Row: R. Smith, Mr. Parsons, advisorg C. Rohr, R. Ketter, Mr. Lantz, advisor, A. Vandermark. First Row: J. DuBois, M. Connelly, P. Hollenbeck, K. Reardon, J. DuBois, president. Second Row: B. A. Richie, K. Keefe, D. Rossi, G. Steiner, S. Darrow, M. Sweeney, T. Bercher, L. Costello. Third Row: M. L. Personious, C. Ross, D. Cornish, J. Bufialin, J. Grim, D. Spirawk, C. Adair, C. Hesselbach, P. Comstock, C. Wilson, J. Stowell, M. S. McConnell. The members of the Junior Play of 1951 instituted the club to fill a definite need for dramatic training. In three years, under the capable supervision of Miss Ellen B. Moxley, the club has established itself on the Southside scene. Talent contests, play readings, assembly programs, variety shows, and social projects have been undertaken by the group this past year. STAGE CREW Although they rarely receive credit, the fellows on the stage crew are largely responsible for coordi- nation and perfection of all school productions presented on the South- side stage. Their ability removes all backstage problems. 63 our MAD NIGHT MQW The tears, the laughs, the work, the fun-oh, what memories our W saws. ,WL swf --one rw flfrqhf' Junior play, '6One Mad Night. holds for us. Jim DuBois was the hero, Don Cutter, who saved lovely Lucille, played by Foy Lusk. Not easily forgotten were the four lunatics who added to A uwsmw unc: nt -mes: Acn the mysterious atmosphere of the old house. ,, Then there were the aristocrats from the city, Mrs. Finch, her daughter. Gertrude, and the unforgettable colored maid, Depression. Highlighting the play was the dangerous escaped convict, Danny Siletto. SA TURDA fl!'ff:CH The cast survived the long rehearsals and were rewarded when the play was well received by the audience. , That Friday and Saturday we were very proud yet very sad to see it end. J. Grim, R. Spirawk J. DuBois. R. Guyer, T. Bercher B. Rafferty, R. Potter, J. Bennett. J. Grim, J. DuBois. F. Lusk. P. Hollenbeck, N. Eike, C. Supple, J. Stowell, R. Spirawk, M. Sweeney, T. Bercher, R. Cuyer. v 2315 -rf 3 an Q lr , i 'E 7 -ff Q 1 New N W-W-'ffffvwl-w.,y+-.4,.-w,N.,,!g , N,.fw,.- V- . Wx. 3+ sf' imap WN First Row: A. Smith, sports editor, M. S. McConnell, editor- ski, J. Borgeson, R. Spirawk, B. Ketcham, Mr. Lynough, in-chiefg Mrs. Winsor, art advisor, P. Hollenbeck, art editor, literary advisor, C. Adair, R. Owens, P. Greven, B. Thomas, J. Buflalin, literary editor. Second Row: T. Bercher, R. Vine- N. Morrell, J. Stowell, S. Mosher. Under the leadership of Martha Sue McConnell ' 4 and James Buffalin, the literary stall--writers, artists, E D N I A N i 0 I 5 proof-readers, and typists-prepared this 1954 Ed- sonian for publication. -I 'O ,Q'Vl'e2,q uu 296 P i ca 0 Xl f ..f' ,RL . . gf Jgiip 1 I-A' D, . .45 g Q5 ' . . , x I f gt? 25,1 av f0' , W. 3. 1 atil s X if ,A 'Z R 0 r U f V I XXX 1 1 il V 5, Xl E. x u m ug Q- ' H -Marx. ,nt Y ia L53 J R x First Row: M. Sweeney, ass't business manager: C. Supple, business manager, Mr. Krouse, business ad- visor, D. Kohan, K. Malone, J. Buffalin. Back Row: R. Potter, J. Palmieri, A. Smith, T. McCann, R. Us- dane, D. Ury. 66 A very efficient staff, directed by Cornelia Supple. managed the business of the Edsonian. They ob- tained sponsors and sold subscriptions to the stu- dents in order to finance this 1954. yearbook. This group joined with the literary staff to give Southsiders their annual record of classes, clubs, and activities. Ill nt, , - li' - . sin. A -S nll Qshzeae . llll 515.323 ' ' -I I ' ' ' z I :L - r ' 'mit gl i A ilk WWW I nna: a ii 74 .517 Gaim 'vfvl--vvffPfr0'cL X . 1fV-f'4 i-5' '-wr --. f?.4-'vvfuf Seated: M. A. Goodenough, M. S. McConnell, news editorg A. Duffield, K. Reardon, F. Lusk, N. B. Morrell, girls' sports editor, C. Adair, associate editor, P. Greven, editor, I. Patterson, N. Eike, J. Bryan, A. Griswold, B. Hancock, boys' sports editor, G. Bedell, exchange editorg R. Kiefel, P. Tremaine, B. Segur, M. Sweeney, A. Lynch. LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Seated: B. Kelts, advertising managerg N. Pierson, business manager: L. Straw, circulation manager. Standing: J. Knapp, L. Halpin, B. Hancock, R. Guyer, B. Scott, S. Stump. Miss Mabel I. Haupt Advisor The hard work which is necessary to write, set up, edit, and sell Southside's paper pays off each year when the ESSPA judging is announced. The EL-SO-HI for years has been one of the highest rated high school papers in the state--a tribute to the editors and the advisor, Miss Mabel I. Haupt. 6-r 4 T. Bercher, associate editorg P. Hollenbeck, V. Rohrer. Standing: J. Barton, L. Mulligan, Second and third year French students meet to form Le Cercle Francais, Southsideis French Club. The main purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in French customs, but other social events are held. Their motto Tout droit ou rein means-everything right or nothing attempted. The group is advised by Mrs. Marion Lynch Burke, French teacher. SPANISH Seated: D. Agan, B. Segur, pres- identg E. Agan, Mrs. Burke, ad- visor, B. Ketcham, P. Com- stock, V. Wheeler. Standing: B A. Richie, V. Bailey, S. Wilkin- son, M. Brown,'P. Kapp, R Ohstrom, D. Dean, K. Reazor D. Hughey. FRENCH CLUB Over thirty Juniors and Seniors comprised Southside's Spanish Club, Los Panamericanosn, in its third year of existence. All members of the third year class were eligible for membership, but in the second year classes only those with A or C L U B B averages were invited to join. First Row: F. Lusk, C. Supple, S. Mosher, J. Bryan, A. Griswold. Second Row: S. Darrow, M. Baker, K. Malone, P. Tremaine, J. Cook, Miss Brookfield, N. Morrell, pres- ident: M. Sweeney, T. Bercher, K. Reardon. Third Row: ten, M, Ross, topics relating to Spanish. Meetings were held at which various speakers gave interesting talks concerning J. Stowell, R. Kiefel, D. Kohan, B. Thomas, P. Thorpe, P. Hollenbeck, J. Augustine, C. Adair, D. Wainwright, .l. Barton, P. Greven, M. Guinane, N. Rietmann, S. VanPat- l Seated: .lean Smykowski, Miss Rosinski, Kay Inman, Lovell, Mary-Jo Kline, Lorraine Laughton, Harriet Hubbs, ' Deanna Bernard, Mrs. Rodgers, Ardyce Griswold, Beverlee Frances Hill, Lois Lewert, Joan Kolesar, Barbara Comfort, Schewe. Standing: Sharon Wilkinson, Nancy Lyon, Sondra Arlene May, Delores Cremillion, Joan Danaher, Joan , l LIBRARY Ri:ai1AFF1c SQUAD The library staff has- helped Mrs. Rodgers in managing the many books that go in and out every day. Working as an ef- ficient group, they kept our li- brary neat and orderly. Robert Newhall, David Holland, Mer- vin Stanton, Mr. Finlay. Dlbgo Ha Hal: Jam aI5g:1ZH,ANeIsg5 Igiaiza ve, phm ry, James Qgerjon. 0,21 Q' Wayne PK21cEIIza,,ey M n 6 . 01101: lst ' , I-1 S gnfr, Buddy H355 gwgflorfniilzhg: Iglffggrd, Harry ' Ohfl Meg red Kru 1, OH Hum vnu.-311. C OW, Jamey Before every change of classes, the members of the traffic squad take their positions to make sure that all traffic laws are obeyed and traffic moves smoothly. Each morning and afternoon the de- pendable members of the flag squad care' for the school flag. S Q U A D 60 Q70 .W i Q ,f- 0 First Row: R. Vineski, K. Reardon, L. Anderson, M. Connelly, T. Bercher. Sec- ond Row: A. Moss, A. Lynch, D. Purdy, M. Mosher, N. Sprague. Third Row: J. Buf- falin, J. McConnell, W. John- ston, J. Hornbeck, J. Wain- wright, M. Doland. Fourth Row: K. Malone, M. Sulli- van, C. Supple, R. Kiefel, V. Brewer, D. Kohan, C. Far- ran. Fifth Row: J. Mold, A. Vandermark, F. Kruckow, J. Hale, R. Smith, R. Guyer, L. Hughes. YOUTH Last spring thirty members of our class were honored by being selected to participate in Youth County. Parties were formed, candidates chosen, and elections held The students who attended received valuable information about the organization C 0 U N T Y of the county government. Seated: C. Adair, P. Greven, C. Stanton. Standing: J. V Augustine, P. Hollenbeck, J. DuBois, R. Gardner. BOYS' STATE Last June seven Junior boys attended the Boys' State program at Colgate University. 'The purpose of this event, sponsored by the American Legion, is to acquaint the nine hundred boys gathered there with the functions of the state government. 70 GIRLS' STATE Teresa Bercher was one of the two hundred and seventy girls to attend the American Legion Auxiliary's Girls' State conference at Skidmore College last June. T. Bercher 1 x ,. , -2 , C ? , gg, 6 Fw ! Sl vfc yn 7 S g ,gfjfif ,',, , 54? ,v x f 'f'v 'ff'ff'x,Q5-' YW Ss MM mG 4 1rfQee2afa1qfqWm ffm QS 'IMI ' ' i f fi? 'M' X X X 1 i ,ZQQQIQJQAX X .Xxx A A f,--:. .-,, -ifx X his lr X sgnxxxkigi xl XXX ,L X W X' X ' IMP- X any 'EN 7' x-SEN K Li 9 Cliiis' ly ' 4, :gum if J- f' v 525149, gb ' , 'lb 0 ki T L7 if I 'ii-lg-'-X .f Z 4 , 6 . i- X - Qs. H H ,EA I Q-R fg f g QW :-ii 3- -W Qs! Tl I. Vs. Front Row: C. Steiner, captain. Second Row: E. Agan, S. Darrow, D. Rossi. Third Row: M. L. Personius, M. Noonan, K. Fowler, C. Kilcoyne, B. A. Richie. A M. Sweeney Hand cart, push cart, A X . it 2 -' Engine full of steam, l' it .V All for Southside ' A Stand up and scream! , - 1 . , Q ii v Vu-LLHJ 5 'sa rw A f 5, 15225 -gp t , neun: K . x . 4 ' M l .mlmlai rflbs C' I . Aw! L. Ads IIMI - A 4161- msffwk- A I AZIZI Q- fi' -. nlrz: 3:33852 .ew lZ:il IZQ X 4 7' P. Collins C. Loetzer use-1' nmlxxr. D A IINIINS C Supple gan I -xx' px ll TWIRLERS M .... .. Our pretty twlrlers sported fancy new uniforms this year and entertained football crowds with Front Row I McClure N Rletmann majoretteg S. Mosher Second Row N Rice B Starr, D. Kohan, J. 'F av' .-'fax .1 j.- of iw H- HI' I -:i ll X 'I ,Ab.A - nga I f f. - Lxfi QSM,-if ' '-5455 gf' Q. , Wig? za ip' 'V E515 2 Q ,, A 1 , wg S ,V SW? f ,f MM ! ,E 5' Y' .. - 'f fn., . - 2-l'5fff:. 'af-fi f . 12' it 32 2 ' 1 ' ' l'?51ie2q . f' 2 T f .- 5 .. if K f 3 ' 5 js - f V' ff-f Eyiiiif., E- '25'E5QgE':aEf' ' Q Q X .Z Q 5 s X , Q 4 L 1 1: if f in 1, J First Row: M. Ross, president: C. Bellinger, V. Cady, S. Vunk, Miss Cleveland, advisor. Second Row: A. Barnes P. Miller, D. Wands, D. Wood, S. Smith, C. Belknapp, A Cooper, M. Gee, R. Comfort. Third Row: D. Winners, C. Russell, J. Clearwater, L. Gilbert, J. Cady, B. Carl, R G.IL H. 1 Lewis, L. A. Comfort, C. Sickles, N. Kent. Fourth Row: B. Brown, R. White, J. Robinson, P. Fleet, P. Gay, M. Lewis, S. Rumsey, N. Harlon, D. Gee. Filth Row: J. Gould, N. Rice, M. Swanson, E. Plate, C. Doan, P. Wilson, J. Swanson, B. Starr, J. Stevens, M. Faulkner, W. Irish, J. Quinn. The Girls, Athletic Association, headed by Miss Margaret Cleve- land, is the organization which sponsors all athletic events in the intramural period and after school. Clinics, playdays, and participation with other schools number a few of their activities. VOLLEY- BALL Eight teams participated in intramural volleyball this year, and the championship was won by the Junior team. Left Row: J. A. Persutto, M .A. Piper, D. Rice, K. Fowler. Middle Row: S. Hagen, B. Bradt, M. L. Wilson, J. Robinson. Right Row: A. Whipple, P. Gay, D. Shieve, P. Bush. ' l l Kneeling: V. Garris, R. Comfort, J. A. Clearwater, D Wood, S. Conklin, N. Kent, A. Barnes. Standing: C. Russell, L. A. Comfort, R. Lewis, M. Lewis, M. Elliot, J. Swanson, B. Starr, M. Swanson, S. Beals, I. Bow- man, C. Belknapp, B. Sullivan. BASKETBALL In the second term of the school year, basketball was the sport enjoyed by the girls. A team was organized to play in- tercity rivals. Front: N. Moyer, Miss M. Cleve- land, D. Wood. Back: L. A. Michaels, D. Barrett, S. Schmitt. J. Hitchcock, M. S. McConnell, C. Supple, N. Morrell, P. Tremaine, P. Thorpe. SSW K-'?1C2f2fi52?fCiS'.-Tfii GIRLS' BOWLING Bowling is a sport in which the girls have be- come increasingly active. i Four teams were organ- ized to play one night a i week and awards were given to the winning team i at the end of the year. BHDMINTON This year Senior girls competed in a badminton tournament. After many weeks of competition the finalists in each class were announced and playoffs were held to determine the winners. 75 Ng H- fb p li?-Q, I ,fy 2 Q - gf 59013 59935423 sxpaamsagssgqsef saw ,Sl ff kg' Q ff 7 n f. Q V x H' A ,Q , ' s S iz, Q s I k MTX-'S my A5 fa? - QF ,, X 4, U W5 ng, E A . I nw i I I 1. 1 ra 1 5 Q 1 lui . ff Y 1 if in L 2 gi M Q Ki wtf ig.,-if . if v my lm'L1K'HH ' lla shi Sitting: L. Costello, lmgr.J R. Sawyer, R. Loftus, T. Crotty, R. Whiting, J. Sullivan, R. Krous, R. Manuaring, J. Marks, G. Sowers, B. Kendall. Kneeling: Coach R. Habersaat, R. Dixon, J. Keele, M. Stanton, J. Burns, J May, A. Strawn, G. Haner, A. Smith, N. Odgen, J. Low- man, J. James, J. Palmieri, W. Cassada, J. Dubois, Coach T. Casey. Standing: R. Hancock, D. Padgett, J. Taft E Fleming, D. Sykes, H. Smith, G. Cady, E. Stanton Loveland, J. Roth, B. McLaughlin, R. Steuart, J. Hale K Fitzpatrick, E. Michaels, C. Johnson, J. Augustine. J. V. SCHEDULE Corning North ..... ....... lthaca ............... . . Binghamton Central .... . . . Academy .................. 20 lthaca .... ............ Southside . . . . . 27 Southside . . . . 7 Southside . . . . 7 Southside . . . . 0 Southside . . . . 2 Southside won 2, lost 2, tied 1 FOOTBALL '53 Football took a new turn for Southside this year. After only winning one game in the last two years, Southside, under a new mentor, Ted Casey, won three and lost five games. The starting eleven was composed of nine Seniors and two Juniors. Coach Casey will have to find replacements for Bud McLaughlin lendl, Earl Stanton lendl, Bill Cassada ftacklel, John Hale ltacklel, Bob Hancock fguardl, Art Smith lcenterl. ln the backfield they will be los- ing Jerry May fhalfbackl, Jim Dubois fhalf- backj, and Gary Sowers fquarterbackl. Southside will be putting all its hopes next year on ten returnees. Among these are Ed Michaels, who was voted a member of the All Southern Tier Conference and also a member of the Third Team All State. The Little Hornets under the able coaching of Charlie Andrews and Bill Dalrymple made a good showing with 2-2-1 record. The squad, made up of mostly Freshmen and Sopho- mores, worked hard. The experience they learn will help when these players are put on the varsity next year. 65 QT? NW 'Vw-Q .vw ww, 'Q' if ,QIOQ Wmfwa-sw-2 , si 8 Michaels, K. Fitzpatrick, W. Ladd, T. Stapleton fmgr.J. Stand- I V V B A S K E A L L I I Sitting: R. Loveland fmgnl W. Blampied, D. Padgett, E ing: R. Cornwell, W. Morrell, A Bement, L. Hover, T. Mosher. VARSITY Corning Free Academy 48 Southside 45 Ithaca ............. 57 Southside 59 Cortland ........... 36 Southside 45 Horseheads . . .... 57 Southside 61 Vestal ....... .... 5 6 Southside 70 36 Southside 55 Elmira Heights ...... 57 Southside 68 57 Southside 61 Binghamton Central 104 Southside 68 68 Southside 62 Elmira Heights ..... 69 Southside 65 51 Johnson City ....... Academy .......... Ithaca ............. Cortland ........... 61 Southside Binghamton North . . 65 Southside 61 Academy .......... 56 Southside 62 Union Endicott ..... 69 Southside 62 Horseheads ........ 54 Southside 70 fChampionshipj Binghamton Central . 72 Southside 53 .l. V. Corning Free Academy 42 Southside 75 Ithaca ............ 37 Southside 81 Cortland .......... 43 Southside 55 Horseheads . . . . . . 38 Southside 69 Vestal ....... . . . 46 Southside 54 Johnson City ....... 41 Southside 50 Elmira Heights ...... 34 Southside 51 Academy .......... 60 Southside 56 Binghamton Central . 56 64 Ithaca ............ 44 Southside 54 Elmira Heights ..... 47 Southside 56 51 48 46 Southside Cortland ........... 44 Southside Binghamton North . . 49 Southside 38 Southside Union Endicott ..... 55 Southside 81 Horseheads ........ 50 Southside 58 fChampionshipl Binghamton North . . 40 Southside 60 Academy .......... BASKETBALL Southside had its best year in basketball since the two Elmira High Schools split up to form two teams in 1946. Under the Hornets' new Coach Bill Dalrymple, Southside won 9 and lost 7, win- ning the Western Division, Southern Tier Con- ference. The Southside team is the only one in the history of the school to hold two victories over the intra-city rivals, Elmira Free Academy. Southside met Binghamton Central March 5 for the Southern Tier Crown. The Hornets lost this game 53-72 Coach Dalrymple will lose seven men from his eleven man team by graduation. The Southside J. V. also made history this year by having the best J. V. record of any pre- vious team. Coach Schwalb's team with a 14-2 record took the Western Division Crown along with her big brothers. The Hornets met Binghamton North March 5 for the Southern Tier Conference Championship. The Little Hornets were more fortunate than their big brothers by winning the J. V. Champion- ship, beating Binghamton North 60-40. First Row: V. Mann, W. Cassada, T. Santarone, E. Stanton, R. Dixon, F. Renko, E. Drake, M. Palmieri, E. Michaels. Standing: Coach Habersaat, D. Frank, R. Cay, W. Frisk, D. Letson, W. Tuttle, K. Fitzpatrick, A. McCann, G. May, C. Hanchett, L. Lavelle, J. Palmieri, Mgr. Coach Bob Habersaat turned in his third contribution to the trophy case last June. This is his third championship team in seven years. Re- placements will have to he found for five graduates, fcaptainj Tony Santarone, Qsecond basemanl Mike Palmieri, fright fielderl Bill Frisk, ithird basemanl Dave Letson, and Qpitcherj Al McCann. BASEBALL SEQRES Johnson City .... . . Southside Ithaca ....... . . 41 Southside Cortland .... . . 9 Southside Horseheads ...... . . . 10 Southside Academy .............. 11 Southside Binghamton Central ..... 6 Southside Ithaca ............. . . 2 Southside Vestal ........... . . 0 Southside Union Endicott . . . . . 6 Southside Academy ........ . . 2 Southside Cortland ............ 5 Southside Binghamton North ..... 4- Southside Horseheads ............ 4 Southside 'Heights ............... 0 Southside Southside won 13 and lost 2 QCHAMPIONSHIPJ Coach Union Endicott ......... 8 Southside BOB HABERSAAT 80 On Mat: fco-captains! J. May, J. Clark. Coach F. Shephard. Kneeling: J. Cole, M. Minotti, D. King, J. Lawes, F. Minotti, R. Brimmer, R. White, W. Quinn, E. Baker, D. Owens. Standing: J. Quinn, R. Vaness, Semler, P. Lyon, M. Comfort, K. Hughes, J. Manzari, J. Strong, W. Elston, B. Hewitt, C. Schalzle, R. Diehr, N. Palmeter, R. French. WRESTLING The wrestling team, led by co-captains, Jerry May and Joe Clark, made a good showing this year. Their 5-6 record speaks for itself. The experience that the under classmen received will help next year's team. The high point of the season came when Jerry Lawes won the Sectional Championship in the 112 lb. class at Vestal. Sitting: W. Hill, J. Connelly, W. Clark, D. Padgett, K. Fowler, R. Moss, R. Stewart, D. Padgett. H. Smith, A. Carboni fmgr.J. Second Row: C. Adair, J. Augustine, A. Smith, S. Costello, J. Woermeke, C. Stanton, J. Carpenter, J. Lee, E. Dombroski, J. Motiska, Coach Mullins. Third Row: P. Monahan, H. Marks, B. Scott, L. Hollenbeck, D. Park, R. Hancock, R. Hyland, N. Odgen, J. Roth, M. Enyedy. The track team made a good showing in its meets. A number of meets were won in the closing events, and the team was a constant threat to its many opponents. Some of its outstanding runners were: Bill Clark, Steve Costello, Dave and Duane Padgett and Jim DuBois. 81 TRACK LETTERMIlN'S Front Row, left to right: D. King, R. Taylor, E. Dombroski, J. Burns, J. Lawes, H. Schwalb, adviser, J. May, L. Costello, J Palmieri, A. Carboni. Second Row: H. Jay, B. Scott, R. Dixon, A. Strawn, E, Fisher, E. Fleming, D. Padgett, W. Quinn, C. Stanton, G. Haner, L. Lavelle, C. Sowers. Third Row: D. Ury, W. Cassada, J. Keele, J. Augustine, K. Fitzpatrick, E. Michaels, CLUB LW? 'K,. aiu SPORT SNHPS R. Ohstrom, C. Hanchett, C. Hendy, R. Hancock, A. Smith, P. Monahan. Fourth Row: J. James, J. Duhios, E. Stanton, J. Roth, J. Hale, C. Adair, B. McLaughlin, R. Loveland, R. Gay, F. Renko, G. Johnson, F.. Drake. f M ggww av gm? Q L. X, Z SPONSDRS Kamas Dist. Co. Keefe's Restaurant Woolf's Florist Cecchini Barber Shop Hill's Bakery Brady Electric Delta Alpha Kasper Dairy Al - J oe Food Market Markson's Apex Cleaners Branch No. 21 National Assoc. of Letter Carriers Southside Auto Service Lockwood - Heath Dry Cleaners Riverside Florist Dixie Barbecue 81 Bowling Alleys Seven-Up Bottling Co. Eclipse Machine Division Pioneer Restaurant Mr. Albert Olson, Real Estate Miss Mary O'Leary American Warming 81 Ventilating Westinghouse Knights of Columbus Artistic Card Co. Schreibman's Jewelers Karmel Korn Shop Winnick's Army-Navy Store Vic,s Diner Werdenberg,s J. P. 81 M. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Fisher Whipple's Tressler's Rayhall's Grocery Diamond Cleaners Alpertls Mallory's Careyls Leather, Luggage, 8: Gifts Maple Farms Don Luden's Esso Service Commercial Press Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Supple Winner's Frozen Custard Deister 81 Butler's Dooher's Tommy Kain Thom McCann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stempfle Corbett Sunoco , A. C. Auto Seat Cover Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Sahler Bill's Texaco Service Winnick's Food Town Turck Brothers Southside Five 81 Ten Karam,s Food Market Peterman's Food Market Elias Food Market Don Wright Inc. L. T. McNaught Jeweler Westervelt's Paint Store Panosian's Shoe Store Thompson's Gun Store Clif Holz Cigar Store D. B. Tuttle Meat Market Joy Automatics Empire Restaurant C. R. Miller - Sheet Metal Taylor Snack Bar Pal's Sporting Goods LeValley-McLeod Inc. Elmira Automobile Merchants' A Dalsis Motors Cornish Auto Sales Elm Chevrolet Carroll Motor Co. Albee Motors Clute Motor Co., Inc. McKinnon-French Olds. Luckenbill Motor Co. Superior Buick Van Brunt Motors Newtown Motor Corp. 84 SSOC