Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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Here we have made friendships, some which will endure Through life. Here we have learned of 'rhe failh- iulness and palience and friendly spiril of 'rhose who have laughl us. Feelings of regrel musl' be ours as we go. Wiih ihem, feelings of gralilude- grafilude for lhe privileges which our American sysfem of educalion affords us, gralifude 'ro our good cily, graiilude lo principal and insliluiion. grafiiude To parenls. We go wilh hopes for 'rhe besl success of S. H. S. in days To come, and wilh good wishes 'ro 'rhe members of lhe iaculiy. Lel' us cherish her fine lradilions. and resolve lhal This class ol l955 shall always live lailhlul lo lhem. Table of Contents FALL including- Principal, Facully, Sludeni Council, Nalional Honor So- 3' ciely, Senior Council, Red Cross, Edsonian, El-So-Hi, Spanish be-1 Club, French Club, German Club, Flag Squad, Traffic Squad. '-ig Band, Grcheslra, Cheerleaders, Cheerleader's Club, Twirlers, 'gg Foolball, and Wreslling- Y' pages 5-24 o 0 o ok? 0 o 0 WINTER including- 0 Senior Play, Foo+ligh+er's Club, Slage Crew, Upsilon Kappa. Library Council, Humane Club, Baslcelball, LeHerman's Club. GAA., and Girls' sporls- D pages 25-34 .o eff. SPRING including- Youlh Counly, Boy's Slale, Girl's Slale, Second Period Chorus, Freshman Chorus, Junior Play. Baseball. Traclc, Under- class officers, Seniors, Lasl' Will and Tesfamenf, Honor Roll, Sna s and Palrons p I T pages 35-92 4 4 J i'f'T- -, ,Jw ww , 1 Iwi' 'W ' 4'-' H. IA Y 'h 0 ' , ,gn .. iw, .' ' - ,JF wx. Y ,T - svfffg A rw. J' 5 1 L: Q- M W. 4, ,fffv-f hi E , .-.A 'J i :fs . 9019, 43 , 'A X 'pw R ',s,L .Alf .,1 .L 39 .- -A' . jf., -mi 4.2, I -u. - .V ffm. .. -.p -,f:f1'ef. . -, M 44 , Q' !H,.' .,n .tg Q .--U ww fs , Q, , ,J ,gg ,.M.,,.,w,m',4 -mf , 3 0 la. 4 . -1- -- - W +,.,,w,.-- -f-1. 4,.,,f'a 4-sw 'W if 1 , V ,L'.',!u' I 5 -Q. 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All have noTiced his Tairness in all decisions and his willingness To lisTen To and consider The problems oT all. Elmira is indeed TorTunaTe in having so conscienTious and able a man as Mr. Keeler in The posiTion oT SuperinTendenT. Y . Principal-Wallace J. Howell We have known you only Three shorT years, buT in Those years we have learned much from you and The examples you have seT. IT we follow These fine examples, we shall surely have beTTer chances Tor aTTaining success in life aTTer we leave high school. IT has oTTen been said ThaT behind every greaT Thing There is a moTivaTing Torce. This saying can very well be applied To you, working beyond Those doors which arouse The Treshmen's curiosiTy and behind The desk which sen- iors someTimes Think oT as The bar of iusTice. Under your capable adminisTraTion SouThside TuncTions Trom day To day wiTh a regulariTy and smooThness ThaT are all Too oTTen Taken Tor granTed. For your many hours of behind The scenes work which makes SouThside inTo The smooThly running insTiTuTion iT is, we wish To Thank you here. We have noTiced your kindly wiT, your genuine in- TeresT and your desire To do all you can To make our class a beTTer one, and SouThside a beTTer school. As youTh abouT To leave The school, we wish To express graTiTude noT only for your capable managemeni buT also your personal inTeresT in us as individuals. First Row: Elsa Brookfield MA. Spanish, Minnie Baltimore A.B. Latin. Second Row: Madeleine Daly AB. Latin, Winifred Preclwtl A.B. German. Third Row: Marion Lynch Burke MA, French. FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS Helen Winsor ART TEACHER LIBRARIANS: Anastasia Rosinslri A.B., B.S.g Jean B. Rodgers B.S 'S First Row: EIIen Brown Moxley MA., Elisbeth Chap- Q7 QS ef in rg , SHN Z Xx I a It man AB. Second Row: Helen R. Jones MA., MabeI I. Haupt MA., Mary S. Jenkins, Irene St. John B.S. Standing: Robert J. Lynough MA. ENGLISH TEACHERS COMMERCIAL TEACHERS First Row: Sylvia RocIrweII B.S., Donna Van AIIen B.S.. Margaret Hapeman ond Row: Ehzabeth t'IaroId SchwaIb Mfx. aculty M.S., Marion ConneIIy B.S. Sec- Grube, Ruth CoIe B.S. Standing: ATHLETICS Nancy ReynoIds M.S.. Robert Habersaat M.S., Thomas Hurley MA. RED., Margaret CIeveIand BS. DIRECTORS Osmond WaII M.A. Academic, George Abbott Music, Roscoe TarbeII M.S. VocatIonaI. Seated: Kathryn PoI- IocIr M.E. ED. Home Economics, Rose Hottman Sec- retary. Roland George B.P.E. Physical Education. 8 x-1-' Wi av Q- . 3 f bf, XX ie Q X , . u 'awk ., NJ 4' W 4, F 'bil' 1 2 I A Q Www 'mm- -3'-Q xy .mn .yw wi N wx ,, 1 A ' lg i L.. 2 ' N ., ,:,,:,. . ,,.:. - v - ' fsfvs , X ' fx' 3 f W 3 , Ni w,L, A W. N A X, Q 3 ff kf Sw ,iff gif i G Lf , ! ,xg t A ff f at X Q-ff if wh bf 'v W - 9 fm-v 3, if iw ? l J S if 1 L L. if sift' gb J., wi Ai' X Q J im? ,si i-Q A W' Q? X wi f ww X ST MwwwA'? H-uw ag Firsl Row: J. Knapp, C. Kraus, H, Smith, Ci. Wilclriclr, Mr. J. Trenery, C. Whitford, C. Kilcoyne, J. Utter, A. Sponyoe. Howell. Second Row: D. Rossi, R. Hoslcinson, W. Van Hou- W. Williams, J. Dunbar, S. Whiting. Fourth Row: len, D. Lewis, C. Bercher, D, Barr, B, Tremaine, J. DuBois, Cappuci, T. DeRigge, R. Good, T. Williams, J. Hover, C. Rubin, B. Rusin, J. Enyedy. Third Row: N. Rubin, C. Morrell, S. Panosian, D. Costello, L. Ward, R. Taylor Sheely, R. Blanchard, J. Hamlin, B. Snover, M. Cavanaugh. Miller. Firsl in imporlance among lhe organizalions al Soulhside is lhe STUDENT COUNCIL, since il is lhe voice of lhe enlire school. Through his elecled homeroom represenlalive, every Soulhsider is given a chance lo air his views. The Sfuclenl Council 'rhis year. under The leadership of Conrad Kraus, has discussed affairs perlinenl' lo every sludenl' and has ellecled numerous changes. Among ils proiecls have been: dislribulion of monlhly calendars, revision of new lime schedule, addilion of lwo words, under God, lo 'rhe Pledge ol Allegiance lo lhe Flag. and ap- poinlmenl of a very aclive Suggeslions Commillee. J. W. , B. Student Council dw! This Suggeslions Commillee, headed by Harold Smilh, has made Z such improvement as securing lhe righl of having senior loclcers on 'rhe e H lop floor and having lwo milk lines in lhe cafeleria. W gaXu ln ils membership, in ils purposes, and in ils service lo The school, QQ' so lhe Sludenl Council ol Soulhside High School is lruly ol 'rhe sludenls, 8 -4 X 4 by lhe sludenls, and lor lhe sluderils. K4 I g o C i CD1 r' oFFicERs 0 '-7' ---f' , Presidenl ...... ............... C onrad Kraus L 4 o Vice Presidenl -,- .... Harold Smilh o l 9.1 g Secrelary ..... ...... J ulie Knapp 0 'G ff ' 0 Treasurer ..,. ..... C laire Kilcoyne 6 l 4, Advisors --- --- Mr. Wallace Howell 90 Miss Florence Callahan 'RA ll Seaiedz J. Dunn, Miss Brookfield. V. Tarbell, P. Hughes. Sec- S. Darrow. Third Row: D. Geneway, V. Rohrer, C. Hessel ond Row: L, Agan, l.. A. ComTorT, J. Knapp, M. Athey, C. bach, D. Costello, R. Councilman, H. Robbins, B. Segur. Dibble, D. Frickel, J. Cook, K. Reazor, B. Rusin, T. Saginario, Mills, S. Clemons. NUTTU ul HUHUI' Society OFFICERS PresidenT ,,........,..,,,,..... Vivian Tarbell NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY we 'Z 5' 7 N' Es ij FirsT Vice-PresidenT .,s. ..o. C arl Hesselbach Second Vice-Presidenr .... ...D D ave CosTello SecreTary o,,..,,o.,, ..... P hyllis Hughes Treasurer ,W ,,...,,,, Joyce Dunn Advisor c-- --- Miss Elsa Brookfield ln order To be a member oT SouThside's Alpha ChapTer oT The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, one is chosen on The basis of scholarship, leadership, characTer, and service. FirsT consideraTion is given To scholarship: Then by TaculTy voTe, deTerminaTion of The sTudenT's eligibiliTy is decided according To The oTher Three. Under The guidance oT lvliss Elsa BrookTield, The advisor, These members have indulged in boTh business and social acTiviTies. Scholarship classes were held every oTher week Tor The purpose oT preparing candidaTes Tor New York STaTe Scholarship ExaminaTions and To enrich Their educaTional background. The main principles oT The socieTy are: To sTimulaTe a desire To render service To The school, To promoTe worThy leadership, and To encourage The developmenT of characTer in The sTudenTs. I2 Firsi Row: H. Johnson, R. Hamer, P. Battisti, S. Swanson, N, Howe. J. Traum, B. Ward, C. Rubin, S. Hagan. Second Row: Miss Van- Allen, E. Cornish, S. Palmeter, J. Ottavinia, C. Flynn, G. Augustine, J. Rees. Third Row: R. Ameigh, P. Merllin, J. Holaway. V. Wheeler. P. Monahan, B. Olson, P. Comstock, M. Leljedal, H. Mil- ler, D. Newham, W. Wainwright, J. Becker, L. Michaels, J. Knapp. J. Nagy. Junior Red ross The re-esTablished JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL has been very acTive This year. The TirsT meeTing was opened by Julie Knapp who had aTTended The Junior Red Cross ConTerence aT Hood College in Maryland where she was inTormed on all aspecTs OT Red Cross. The Council presenTed an assembly consisTing oT several slciTs and a movie To launch The enrollmenT campaign which ended successTully wiTh S6-17.00. For proiecTs The group Tilled giTT boxes, enTerTained The Cerebral Palsy children aT ChrisTmas, made scrapboolcs and Tavors Tor children oT local hospiTaIs and The counTy home, and obTained Iirerarure Tor The veTerans. First Row: M. Coveney, N. Davis. B. Graham, L. Lavelle, J. Dunn, C. Hesselbach, D. Dean, Miss St. John, K. Kissel, E. Agan. Second Row: J. Van Deventer, M. Dunlap, B. Ketchem, R. Hyland, G. Johnson. Third Row: G. Bridgeman, J. Dieffenbach, L. Ward, C. Rohr, E. Michaels. I3 Chairman -.- s-- ElizabeTh Cornish Co-chairman W W- David PalmeTer SecreTary --- ..... Joyce OTTavinia Treasurer -- ..,.,.,..., Carl Flynn Advisor - ,,.c,. Miss Donna Van Allen Senior ouncil Forming The SENIOR COUN- CIL are The senior class advisors, oTTicers, one elecTed represenT- aTive Trom each senior homee room, and one appoinTed senior Trom each homeroom To be on The business commiTTee. This laT- Ter group was especially busy beTore The play, The Prom, and class day handling The business TransacTions. IT is The duTy oT The Senior Council To plan our lasT Three seasons aT SouThside- all Senior acTiviTies, dances, The play. Senior day, and The Prom. Every Tuesday aTTer school The council can be found in 203 dis- cussing and voTing on issues con- cerning The class and iTs ac- TiviTies. Advisor: ROBERT J. LYNOUGH EDSONIAN LITERARY STAFF-Seated: V. Tarbell, M. A. Bowman, J. Knapp, N. Lynd P. l-luqhes, K. Reazer. Standing: S. Lord, J. lnscho. D. Costello. J. Meriwether, l-l. Smith B. Mills, P. Fleet, B. Rusin. May this, the l955 EDSONIAN, be instrumental in calling back those half-forgotten memories of life at our beloved Alma Mater after dame fortune has turned our footsteps from these pleasant paths and led us far afield. Herein we have endeavored to depict Southside, and to present a record of its activities and those of the class of nineteen hundred fifty-five, May the memories of our youthful days be pleasantly recalled through this record which is intended to keep alive all the beautiful seasons spent here. Editor-in-chief .. .. .. Julie Knapp he E Literary Editor ., ., Vivian Tarball Sports Editor , . Harold Smith Art Editor .... ,.. .. . .,.. Nadine Lynd I l Typing Editor .... ........ ....... P h yllis Hughes Business Editors .. Donald Cornish, Joyce Ottavinia EDSONIAN BUSINESS STAFF-First Row: J. Ottavinia, M. Dunlap, E. Romat, S. EDSONIAN INFORMAL-Mr. KVOUSB. D' Cornish J Battistr, A. Duffield, J, Dunn, J. Pautz, D. Rossi. Second Row: J. Clark, J. Cook, B. OffGVlnl0- Springer, M. DeVore. D, Cornish, J. Bower, W. Doebler, C. Wilson, C, Kilcoyne. M. I4 Coveney, N, Davis. EI. S0 HI TUMURRHW it I EL-SO-HI LITERARY STAFF-Seated, First Row: S. Lovell, C. Wilson, K. Reazor. Seated, Second Row: J. Trenery, D. Dean, M. Athey, V. Rohrer, M. Noonan, D. Palmeter. J. lnscho, B. Graham, B. Rusin. Standing: J. Allen, N. Lonie, G. Norman, B. Segur, B. Mills, L. Walsh, A. Dutiield, R. Deming, J. Reese, C. Whittord. M. L. Personius, C. Rubin, M. l-lulser, C. Devine, C. Kilcoyne. This year's EL-SO-HI statt, under the guidance ot Miss Mabel l-laupt and under the editor- ship oi Virginia Rohrer, has worlred very hard to produce a very successtul Volume 3l ot the EL-SO-HI. Finding, investigating, and writing in an eye catching manner-all are the jobs ot the reporters. g Setting up the dummy, writing headlines, checlcing up on last minute details-all are the jobs ot the editors. k f d d - Obtaining ads every three weelcs, collecting money, wor ing or more a S an money to make a bigger and better paper-all are the jobs ot the business staii. Mlss MABEL l' HAUPT Despite very discouraging moments, the stall always has that teeling ot achievement, -- satistaction, and reliet when the paper is sold. fl' - A- lil. -- '!'2!. -- - Editor-in-chief .....,..... Virginia Rohrer Exchange Editor M Jacqueline lnggho :IEE l fggizfa ll '- Associate Editors . .. Mildred Athey Proot Readers .,.. ....... K ay Reazor I H dass? , -n Z.-m ' MUVY Noonan Carolyn Wilson - 'Wil News Editor .. Daphne Dean Advertising Manager .... Carl Hesselbach . DESC 1 Bonnie Rusin Business Manager Harold Smith W E Sports Editors .. Janet Treriery Circulation Manager ...... Donald Morris N'N n !s ,-: M-fat' David Palmeter it 'ff' V If C. Hesselbach' M555 Heupg' H, Smith, EL-SO-HI Business Staff-Seated: J. Spirithes, A. Sponyoe, E. Agan, D. Agan, D Rossi, E. Cornish, J. Dunn, T. Saginario, J. Knapp. Standing: J. Meriwether, J. Flynn I5 E- Plefiei V- Terbell. T. Diehr, C. Bailey, R. Councilman, H. Smith, K. Kissell, C l-lesselbach, C, Flynn. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, LOS PANAMERICANOS, was organized four years ago and is under rhe guidance of Miss Elsa Brookfield. This year, because of rhe increasingly large number of Spanish sludenls, only seniors were eligible for membership. The group mel once a monlh ro become belrer acquainled wilh rhe cusroms of Spanish speaking counlries. Firs! Row: P. Kapp, P. Moritz, R. Deming, C. Flynn, B. Miller, R. Newnham, Mrs. Burke. Second Row: M. Noonan, K. Reazor, E. Agan, B. Rusin, D. Brooks, D, Carroll, P. Murtaugh. Third Row: B. Segur. J. Bielke, J. Trenery, J. Becker, J. l-lovencamp, J. Dunn, S. Williams, S. Woodhull, D. Agan. Absent: E. Johnson. First Row: S. Romero, K, Reazor. J. Cook, M. Goodenough, C. Rubin, T. Saginario, S. Darrow. Second Row: S. Clemons, Miss Brookfield, M. Noonan, M. Hulser, E. Romat, A. Henry. Third Row: C. Bennett, J. Hargrove, V. Tarbell, D. Morris, V, Rohrer, S. Lord, M. Barber, J. lnscho, J. Wagner, M. L. McDermott, J. Knapp. OFFICERS Presidenr ......., Mary Noonan Vice Presidenr -- Marjorie I'-lulser Secrelary .,,.....Y Emily Romer Treasurer .,,, U, Alice l-lenry French lub Sou+hside's French Club. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS. consisring of second, Third, and fourlh year French slu- denrs, mel monlhly rhis year. The Club was formed by irs advisor, Mrs. Marion Lynch Burke, To arouse inreresr in French cusloms. I+ broaden- ed ils aclivilies lhis year lo include charily work. The Club's mollo Tour droir ou rien means - everyrhing righr or nolhing allempled. J OFFICERS T Presidenl --- Delores Agan T Vice Presidenl, Bonnie Rusin Siecrelary, Elizabelh Agan Treasurer ,,,,, Paul Kapp l-lislorian -- Barbara Segur I6 German Club Organized in June, l954, DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN is composed ot seventeen members. All students in the second year class are eligible tor mem- bership and tirst year pupils having at least a B average may ioin. The Club's purpose is to cultivate interest in the German language and customs. Led by president Hurley Robbins and other ot- ticers, vice president, Rex Good: sec- retary, Marsha Elliot: treasurer, Leon Mosher: and historian, Gail Barrett, the club has enjoyed several interesting meetings and social events. Advisor to the club is Miss Winitred Prechtl. M. Flood, R. Newhall. D. Stevens, Mr. Finlay Traffic Squad Much credit goes to Southside's TRAFFlC SQUAD. We could not do with out these young officers whose duty it is to prevent accidents and di- rect interclass trattic. As the bell rings each period, these boys may be seen hustling to their posts. First Row: M. Reariclc, Miss Prechtl, M. Elliot, L. Mosher, H. Robbins, G. Barrett, R. Good. Second Row: C. Read, J. Nagy, H. Wieberg, N. Schewe, R. Lincoln, J. Follc, C. Schatzle, R. Barrett, W. Morrell, R. Ameigh. lag Squad Each morning and afternoon the FLAG SQUAD can be seen caring tor the school tlag. Although not a ditticult taslc, it does require dependability. r I First Row: R. Sarles, C. Crowningshield, R. Brown, D. Potter. V. Hill. Second Row: W. Elston, R. Evens, E. Pautz, F. Monlcs, B. Henry. Third Row: J. Hargrove, S. Hunt. C. Campbell, Mr. Shepherd, P. McElhaney-Pres., J. Vandegritt. C. Harper. The Band During 'rhe pasl year, The Sou+h- side high BAND has grown im- mensely in size and abilily under The capable direcrion of Willianw E. Biery. The band has par+icipa+ed in many aclivifies during 'rhe pasr year. including home loolbell games, pep assemblies, lhe Spring Concert and +wo concerl assemblies, A Band pic- nic compleled lhe year's acfivilies. FiYSf Row: Myers. Christy, M. Smith, E. Cliriffenden, mer, N, Byrdy Mclntgglnl L, Ngylgri M, Flogd, Friendg L, Finlay, J. Folk, G. Yogqy, G. Norman. Second Row: B. J, McDonald, M, Palmer. G, Light, K, Marin, H, Robbi Robinson. C. Shepherd, C. Oslager, J. Buclcholtz, C. Harper, Sfandingg J, Hamlin. C, Conti, Mr, Bieyy, Pianigt . M, L B, Miller, J. Meriwether. Third Row: R. Farnbaugh, S. Morti- Pergoniug, I8 26 3 sorwxs BA9 L The Orchestra The Soulhside High School ORCHESTRA, also direcled by Mr. Biery, has welcomed many new members in lhe pasr year. The orcheslra provides music lor each assembly. The insfrumenral group also performs a+ iunior and senior plays, +he Spring Concerl and ar The commencemenl exer- cises. Y 15, First Row: C. Myers, J. Brplfrrftz. B. Mrller, J. Utter, D. Crrsty M. Smith, G. Yoqgy. D. Rte, G. Nor- rnan. Second Row: J. Wheeler, W. Buclrholtz. D. Perry, J. Cappircr, C. Harper. J. Folk, CS, Brookmarr, L. Finlay, M. l loi.rrha'r, J. Smith, P. Comfort, D. Comfort L. Naylor. Third Row: M. Palmer, J. Merrwether. N. Towner, L. Marsnall, D, Rrebsrrr, H. Robbins, Mr. Brery, C. Corrtr D, Grrer. P. Root, R. Peterson, D. Haqer M. Wilson, J. Klee, J. McDonald. Sland- ing: D. Twist, W. Coolr, J. Mos-.rnFA, W. Sheehe, K. Mann, J. Harrrlrn, M. barley, W. Caloroso, K. Thal, M. Flood, J. Friends, W. Elras. Ca. Lrqht. i WILLIAM BIERY Director Mary Lou Personius Helen Conklin Ev Rik, I .sf fi Ann Sponyoe Gail Steiner .Mi 5 mf' Y, ' , Yi M fm .Y ' .sei sf -4-. ,, , .fe Libby Agan Doran, Rossi Mary Ellen Keenan Dee Agan-captain Varsity Cheerleaders Firsi Row: M. Swimelar, M. F. Supple. Second Row: B. Rusin, J. Cook, captain, P. Cordier. Third Row: E. Thomas, S. Wilkinson. Fourih Row: K. Mullen . Y J. v. CHEERLEADERS The CHEERLEADERS are 'rhose gi-rls who, like 'fhe boys in compelilive spor+s. enioy using lheir alhlelic skills for 'rhe honor of lhe school as well as for 'rheir own enioymenl. These girls have been di- recled by Miss Reynolds 'rhis year. A+ baskelball and loolball games, lhe Soulhside Varsify and J. V. Cheerleaders, lradilionally dressed in 'rheir peppy green and while uniforms, sparked The spiril of bolh feam and speclalors. Wherher in l'he gym praclicing or al informal confer- ences wi+h +heir clever new advisor, +he girls could be seen preparing concoclions for pep rallies or learning new cheers. The Cheerleaders spurred 'rhe boys +o viclory and sparked lhe enlhusiasm of ihe crowd by Jrheir cheers and lormarionsz buf whelher viclorious or defealed, 'rhe girls smiled on as frue sporls. heerleaders Club First Row: R. Skelley, J. Trenery, J. Wilson, E. Romat, M. Coveney, C. Whittord, V. Hargrove, R. Comfort. Second Row: C. Bessone, E. Easton, S, Haner, M. Lott, S. L. Mosier. N. Sheldon, S, Hagen, Miss Reynolds, J. Myers. M. A. Bowman, P. Scopes, M, J. Faulkner, L. Viele, S. Scopes, V. Montgomery, B. Tremaine. Third Row: A. Martin, -M. Naylor, D, Logue, J, Dixon, S. Battisti, S. Foulke, M. Coots, D. Wood, B. Kelley, J. Cotton. l. Hill, C. Vunk, B. Snover, P. VonHendy. C. Bennett. Fourth Row: L. Gilbert, S. Rumsey, J. Cruise. B. Eck, L. Fanning. S. Deitzel, S. Whiting, J. Conklin, P. Yerg. S. Lawson, C. Boyd, B. White, B. Somers, M. Costello, D. Rice. M. Lewis. Fifth Row: A. Whipple, C. Lackner. J. Ranck, R. Spillane, V. Yule, M. Monahan, C. Newbauer, M. Lelje dahl, N. Byrd, C. Mimms, C. Sickles, S. Downs, P. Gay A. Noonan. Sixth Row: E. Crittenden, M. Loveland. L Wagner, E, Smith, M. Hitchcock, E. Johnson, J. Enyedy N. Nelson, N. Wagner, N. Rubin, S. Haskins, C. Sheely D. Carboni, D. Whemple. C. Carpenter. Seventh Row: A Patrick, S. Bronson, P. Mclntosh, J. Ryan, D. Swimelar, R Vanzile, B. Johnson, C. Shepherd, L. Dassance. J. Reiter P. Garris, F. Lewis, R. Selly, K, Comtort. J. Fleming, C Sawyer. Eighth Row: M. McCarthy, D. Fletcher, T. Lucas B. Park, B. Suttern, B. Bates. P. Lewis, M. Orway, S. Smith, J. VanDeventer, N. Lotstrom, S. Decker, L. Lot- strom, M. Evans. This year's CHEERLEADERS CLUB has been very ac- tive. The idea ot a Snack Bar each Wednesday atter school was taken over trom the Cheerleaders, and this project proved very successtul. Selling pennants, cor- sages, and programs by members ot the Cheerleaders Club under the presidency ot Emily Romat tostered school spirit by adding a spot ot green to the various sport events. The Club has been under the supervision ot a new advisor, Miss Reynolds. Twirlers Our pretty TWIRLERS entertained tootball crowds with many tricky routines this year under the able lead- ership ot Jeannette Spirithes. Perky new hats highlighted their traditional green and white unitorms. B. Starr, J. Hunt, N, Rice, captain: D. Bernard, J. Savey, J, McClure, J. Spirithes. drum rnajorette. Mascot: D. Hunt. Varsity ootball SouHuside's VARSITY FOOTBALL feam swung info Hue I954 foofball sea- son wiHu a promising opener, only fo be lualfed by Hue surging opposifion from Hue oHuer feams in Hue conference. Souflusidels Green l lorruefs, alfluougiu l'uindered by Hue lack of pluysical sfrengflu and experience. pul' forHu somefluing Huaf everyone loves fo see-a scrapy, never-say-die spirif. As Hue old saying goes-no feam is made over-nigluf- and our Team was no excepfion. Never- Hueless, SouHuside's record is nofluing of wluiciu we are asluamed. Tlue drive and spiril' sl'uown on Hue field were noi flue only evidences of a greaf fearn, luowever. Sornefluing Hue public never sees is Hue foil and luard- FIRST TEAM First Row: R. Steward. P. Patchadlo, J. Taft, G. Johnson, E. Michaels - captain, A, Srnutn, D. Golden. Second Row: J Rotlu, J. Burns, W. Blampied, E. Fleming. sluip suffered on Hue pracfice field. Wiflu a goal sef and wiHu greaf deferrruinafion, Hue feam sef forHu under Hue blazing sun of lafe summer and Hue bifing cold of winfer. Wifhouf difficulfy we could falce eaclu man on Hue feam and give a good accounf of lruim, buf sfanding oui above all Hue resf was Hue inperuefrable Edward lvlicluaels. Slualcing off bumps and bruises, lvlicluaels fougluf luis way fo a firsf feam spof on Hue All-Sfafe Team. l-lis reward also came in Hue form of a scluolarsluip. Yes, if was a profifable year: for if sluowed fluaf even wluen we are down, we are never ouf. 22 N u ull v X s l ly'u.lluill1l lll'uNiyll 'f l iw lllllnffl fi 0 ' .' ukug iii: iu I ,714 First Row: E. Fleming, R, Stewart R. Manwarrng, J, C'ark, G. John son, E. Michaels - co-captain, A Smith, D. Golden, W, Blarnpred R, Whiting. Second Row: J Scherthauer, J. Sulrrvarr, R. Patch adlo, J. Tatt, W. Lotus H. Marks ' W. Kendall, D, Sykes, 5. Bement J. Strong, J. Lyons. Third Row Coach Ted Casey, R. Shappee Wrda, W. Ladd, P. Monahan, D ,Z 3 Padgett, J. Roth, J. Burns, As A . w,' r sistant coach Tom Hurley. -L 'f' - 2-:L I .r . A. H. png.: . -M r ti 1 . X if X n. . r -. as ni' 4 S.l-l.S S.l-l.S SHS S.H.S. 2I S.l-l.S S.H.S S.H.S S.l-l.S VARSITY SCORES Corning Free Academy Binghamton North Johnson City Binghamton Central Ithaca E.F.A. Endicott Vestal I 3 20 2I 2I 27 27 38 I3 . .tex . . 3 X X T N. Q Junior Varsity Football The tighting bugs ot the J. V. FOOTBALL squad gave Southside a bright outlook on the tuture by making a very good showing in the '54 - '55 campaign. As was the case with the Varsity, their great success should not be measured in points but in ability gained. Under the painstaking direction ot Coaches Abe Ferris and Bob Haber- salt, the Junior Hornets won over halt ot the Conterence games. Several ot the underclassmen matched the boys ot the Varsity in de- termination and skill, but due to their inexperience and lack ot size were held to the Junior team. Anywhere trom six to twelve candidates trom the Junior squad will ad- vance to the varsity in the '55 - '56 campaign. ln them lies the hope ot a well experienced and well rounded team tor '55, First Row: W. Williams, R. Barr, P. Mccsbe, D. Shape. G. Cobb, D, Whipple, G. Augustine. B. Cleveland, F. Adley. Second Row: M. Weaver, C. Kraus, G. Holaway, D. Grier, B. Man' chester, B, White, J. Thomas, J. Zrnk, J, Casey, B. Murdough, W, Winner. Third Row: F. Dunkle, D. Hartman, R. Wandetl, K. Hughes, R. Weir. L. Mann, D. Wilkinson, B. Loveland, T. Grinnell, D. Guyer, R. Hale, Coaches: Robert Habersaat, Abe Ferris, 23 W. Lowe, R. Drehr, T. Crotty. L S P 08 RN TA P S First Row: H. Marks - Manager, D, King, F. Minotti, T. Woughter, C. Vosburgh, D. Harrison L. Vert, T. Van Ness, J, Manchester, W. Felven. Second Row: D. Stevens V Manager, J Burns, J. Strong, CS. Cobb, G. Buclrlin, P. Lyons, C. Minotti, J. Clarlr, J. Apgar, W. Winner. Third Row: P. Eston, B. Hewitt, S. Palmeter, B. Diehr, R. White. J. Barry, H. Hughes, G Brimmer, J. Manzari, M. Farley, J. Lawes, J, Quinn, G. Wildriclc, J. Horton, R. Hale, Mr Shepherd - Coach. On Mat: J, Scheithaurer, K. Hughes. 24 restling Southside's able-bodied WRES- TLING team drags out the mat tor a great season this year. The to Jerry Lawes who won the tumbling Hornets showed great skill and spirit but lacked the ex- perience to put them on top. When the sectional meet came up, Southside's matmen looked to be in the peel: ot condition. Yet, as tate would have it, they bowed graciously to their superiors ot rival schools. Great honor goes to Jerry Lawes who won the championship bout in his division at the state sectionals. W W I gl' v viii si Q if 'N J. Q 5 45 Q5 M f 5 , I 'Q X 7 A it 3 X .rg r 5' SY ' if ,A li'f'i'vEf'f' , fl 1 . 5' A i gm' f J f f J if x X is 'fl jig .Y gf 4 X ,ji ,iffcff mfg. 'N f fi f 13,5 i' ' ' f f'b 4 H a ' 5 X Yi' y f 4 ,X Q g I X.: W rf 5. vm Q , V mfg? N2 6 5' 5 ,xxx X V ,Q xx . A fi 2-, 5 f f I z ' - We f . - .mgx , 8. rf ' . .. -K Wfiff 1, lcv K k fgwiy 9 ? -xf 'i'5' f' l,11f'iQy,34 elk g, 'A-,es if ff 5 ' 1 Z' K 'ef x 'gf My s E N W 513+ jx 2' f 1 45 n 3 ' ' AT A 4' vr 41 'Q -, ,iq Q., - ,S fi Q X 5 . nb, ' X., . if.-Q, f 1 Q - ....' 4 ,N if 6 Z., QM 1, . si 5, f ' fugifwl Miss Callahan tries her talent at malre-up with Paul Kapp. Can you see what's going on? he urious Savage On the 19th and 20th of November, HCURIOUS SAVAGE was presented by the Seniors, concluding five long tedious weelcs ol' work. Such amusing incidents as a senator being trapped in the White House petunia bed, a judge having a chimney tall on him, and a woman invading a museum, all caused by a gentle, likeable lady. occured in the play. The play was climaxed by an epilogue which greatly moved the audience, Here, as Mrs. Savage and the Teddy Bear gazed in wonder, were portrayed the guests as they wished to be: a famous pianist, an expert violinist, a happy mother with her child, and a beautitul girl. This epilogue and the play will remain in our memories for a long time. The Climax CAST OF CHARACTERS The Family: Ethel Savage. a gently determined woman .,......... ..... M ildred Athey Sen. Titus Savage, greatest obstructionist in Congress ............ Paul Kapp Judge Samuel Savage, a judge with many reversed decisions Larrry Costello Lily Belle, a much-divorced step-child ...,.....,............ The Guests: Florence, a bereaved mother ........ Shirley Battisti Kay Reazor Hannibal, a cheerful violinist ..... Conrad Kraus Fairy May. a wistful young girl .... ......,.. ....... , ..... E m ily Romat Jeffrey. a war veteran .,....,,..,................,..,..... Barton Graham Mrs. Paddy, a woman formerly dominated by her husband .4.. Marilyn De Vore The Staff: Miss Wilhelmina .......,........,.....,,...,.,............. Shirley Lord Dr. Emmett .......,......,,,...,...........,.....,....... Harold Smith 26 First Row: J, Pendefgasfy D. Rossi' M. L' personiusl C De- Athey, V. Rohrer, A. Carboni, L, Costello, B., Graham, D. Vine, S, Wyllqinggnx Q Bemher' Second Row: S' Hunk R Cornish, P. Kapp, C. Wilson, G. Norman, D. Dean, M. Con- Gggdl M, Cole, DA Palmeteh DA Costello' CA Hesselbachh L: nelly. Standing: Miss Moxley. Kneeling: G. Steiner. On Mosher, C. Myers. Third Row: J. Du Bois, E. Romat, M. floor: l-l' Smltll' Footlighfs Club Since l95l, when lhe Junior Play casl organ- ized EOOTLIGI-lTER'S CLUB, lhe members have drawn up a conslilulion, given lhe club a name. and have organized lhemselves lor lhe main pur- pose ol dramalic lraining. Wilh lhe helping hand ol lheir advisor, Miss Ellen Brown Moxley, lhe Foollighlers have pre- senled a myslery play, Singapore Spider lor a school assembly during lhe pasl year. They also iourneyed lo Fredonia Slale Teachers' College in May where lhey presenled a one acl play lor lhe drama leslival. OFFICERS Presidenl - . ...,, Mariorie Connelly Vice Presidenl H-. Mary Lou Personius Secrelary .-,. U- Carolyn Wilson Treasurer -zz -ss David Coslello Hislorian -H -M Terry Bercher R. Weeks, W. Caloroso, J. Trengo, M. Early, C. Rohr, S. l-liint. Mr. Parsons. STAGE CREW Seldom do we realize lhe iob lhal laces lhe STAGE CREW each lime an assembly is given. These boys receive very lillle credil lor lheir ellorls and lime given lo work behind lhe scenes. Opening and closing lhe curlains, proper lighling, and moving ol slage scenery are only a lew ol many jobs which lhese boys do lailhlully every lime lhere is an assembly or produclion on our slage. First Row: S. Darrow, S. Kelts, M. Connelly, E. Agan, M. E. Keenan, G. Steiner, C. Devine, C. Rubin, A. Woodard, M. Dunlap, N. Lynd, J. Smith, M. Hulser, M. Nemeth, J. Tryon, D. McDonald, A. Henry, B. Ketchem, J. Cook, E. Romat, J. Pautz, D. Agan, N. Davis, A. l-lrasdzira. Second Row: R. Bennett, B. Jerzak. B. Rusin, S. Fishbough, J. Myers, P. Fleet, V. Cady, S. Ham, G. Moya C. Bellinger, F. Symons, K. Reazor, J. Clearwater, M. L. McDermott, B. Schnautz, J. Danaher, L. A. -. Ss Comtort, C. Russell, R. Lewis, R. Knox, C. Breese, G. Bridgeman, M. Barner, J. Bedrosian, M. A. Bowman, Miss LaVine. Third Row: B. l-lerriman, R. Skelley, N. Wagner, P. Hughes, C. Green Goodrich, E. Conklin, L. Brown, J. Jordan, C. Dibble, G. Cordier, D. Dean, J. Dunn, J, Knapp, Duttield, M. Goodenough, M. Noonan, D. Frickel, A. Morrell, N. Allen, A. Mazzaraco, A. Hill, Coveney, J. Wilson, M. Gee, J. Wagner, J. Allen, V. Fields, E. Wells, J. VanDeventer, M. Athey Fourth Row: C. Bennett, B. York, D. Rossi, J. Kolesar, S. Battisti, E. Lee, M. Swanson, J. lnscho, C. Kilcoyne, B. Springer, S. Vunk, V. Allen, J. Stevens, B. Freeman, L. Mulligan, J. Elmer, N. Amrhien, M. Lewis, M. DeVore, D. Chase, B. Whitmire, S. Lord, S. Lovell, M. Faulkner, G. Tuttle, N. Lyon, B. Mills, V. Rohrer, C. Wilson, B. Segur, L. Moyer, V. Wheeler, B. Starr, J. Bielke, J. Hunt, Foreground: J. Ottavinia, V. Tarbell, T. Saginario, J. Diettenbach. ,R. Upsilon Kappa Upsilon Kappa. the USHER'S CLUB, is one ot Southside High's service organizations. It is com- prised ot senior girls and is under the guiding hand ot Miss Marion LaVine. Since I928, when Upsilon Kappa was tirst started, its main purpose has been to provide ushers tor all school assemblies. However, the club also turnishes ushers tor many local civic activities. The maintaining ot the hostess table is an annual project ot this club which provides service to all visitors at our school. Another project which Upsilon Kappa undertook during the past year was the drawing up ot a constitution. President ..... --- Theresa Saginario Vice PrSSid9l'1+ -- e-- Joyce OH-avi,-,ia Secretary --- ,..,.. Vivian Tarbell Treasurer -- --- Joyce Diettenbach Advisor -- ...,. Miss Marion LaVine A. M. J. Cowan, A. Scholtisek, J. Pendergast. S. Fishbough, J. Coten, V. A. Allen, C. Wood, R. White, J. DuBois, B. Cady, Danaher, M. Nemeth, J. Flynn, D. Decker, D. Bernard, Mrs. Miss Rosinski, C. Lee. Absent: S. Lovell, J. Davison. Rodgers, R. Sanford, M. Monahan, N. Lyon, A. VanBen- WiTh The help oT The LIBRARY STAFF, Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Rosinski have been able To keep The library in order. Besides mark- ing books in and out oT The li- brary, The sTaTT also helps with The arrangement oT new books. This sTaTT deserves much credit Tor iTs work. Humane lub SouThside's HUMANE CLUB, under The direction oT Mrs. Ralph Austin assisted by Miss Mary Jenkins, has successfully compleT- ed its TwelTTh year. lTs main pur- pose is To aid The national socieTy in preventing cruelty To animals. President ........,.. Paul Kapp Vice President ,- Robert Newhall Secretary .... Janice Penderqast Treasurer ........ Donald Lewis PubliciTy Chairman ....,.,.-... Charles Goldsmith Library Staff First Row: Miss Jenkins, J. Osborn, R. Newhall, P. Kapp, J. Pendergast, D. Lewis, Mrs Austin. Second Row: B. Strong, E. Pierce, M. Monahan, B. Jaram, B. Pierce, J. Quinn D. Decker, A. Whimple, P. Hughes, B. Shires, S. Scott, P. Vert, R. Towner. Third Row B. Rusin, N. Silvers, W. lrish, G. Cobb, L. Mosher, l-l. Miller, C. Goldsmith, P. Kimport D. Newnham, J. Flynn, J. Mattison, G. Yoggy, P. Wilson, M. Rittenhouse, R. Harner 29 C. Barley 1' Q-ua' V R. Cornwall E. Michaels R- Ohsffom VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Binghamton Central 73 .............. S.l'I.S. 54 Johnson City 70 ....,.......,. S.I'I.S. 66 Vestal 56 .. ... SI-I.S. 71 Cortland 67 ... ,. 5.I'I.S. 63 Troy 49 ... .. S.I'I.S. 56 Ithaca 64 ... .. S.I-I.S. 62 Heights 48 ... .. S.I-I.S. 59 E.F.PN. 58 ... .. S.I'I.S. 52 Endicott 64 ... .. S.H.S. 83 Binghamton North 75 ... .. S.I-I.S. 74 Cortland 66 ... .. S.I'I.S. 74 E.F.A. 58 ... .. S.I'I.S. 47 Horseheads 52 ... .. S.H.S. 77 Ithaca lOvertimeI 8I ... .. SI-I.S. 82 Heights 74 ... .. S.I-I.S. 79 Horseheads 83 ...... ...... S .I-I.S. 95 T. Diehr M orrell J. Sullivan CONIETSNCB R9C0fd Non Conference Record Overall Record won 4 lost- 7 won 5 lost O won 9 lost 7 1 ...a W r L nl' Er. so I N s A, D. Golden R.G A .Jr fl-we-sr L wg S. Bement BY ! bl I tw L. LaVeIle D. Padgett .. r .r rr, ral 1 I r. Varsity Basketball For the second consecutive season Coach Bill Dalrymples VARSITY BASKETBALL crew ended the season with a winning record. At first, the Hornets just could not seem to get started as they lost one game after another, but by midvseason they finally hit their stride and finished the year with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The high point of the season toolc place in the last game as Southside set a new city scoring record, turning baclc Horse- heads 95-83. In the same game Dave Golden set a new in- dividual scoring record as he dropped in 43 points for the Hornets. Coach Dalrymple will have tive returnees next year who should be able to provide Southside with the nucleus for an- other good season. 1? . .4 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Binghamton Central 58 S.H.S, 46 Johnson City 67 S.H.5. 55 Vestal 52 S.H.S. 65 Cortland 35 5.H.S. 44 Troy I6 S.H.S. 33 Ithaca 44 S.H.S. 3I Heights 45 S.H.5. 53 E.F.A. 48 S.H.S. 44 Endicott 63 S.H.S. SI JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS Binghamton North 47 S,H.S. 30 First Row: S. Steiner, J. Allyn, T, Mosher, C. Kraus, W. Blampied, T. McDermott. Second Row: J, Cmtldnd 3Q S-Hts. 47 Cappuci, W. Loftus, R. Shappee, Coach Schwalb, S. Panosian, W, Ladd, J. Holaway, D, Connelly E.F.A, 65 S.H.S. 36 Horseheads 60 S.l-l.S. 57 Ithaca 51 S.t I.S. 52 ' ' lumor Varsity Heights 46 S.H.S. 48 l'IO'Set1e0dS 55 5-H-5. 65 Southside's LITTLE HORNETS, under Coach Harold Schwalb, finished a suc- cessful season with a record of 8 wins and 8 losses. Many members of this year's J. V. team showed great promise and in the next few years will be welcome additions to the varsity. 31 Basket- ball Action ,su 1,6 15 , Sf' Southsides LETTERMANS CLUB led oft the i954 f 55 season with a bang by spon- soring the Turkey Mambo, L 1 November 24. Among many ot its activities were the Letterman's banquet, S Christmas card sales, and the buying ot green and white iackets tor the mem- bers acguiring more than two varsity letters. Responsible tor the club's tre- mendous success was advisor Harold Schwalb. President-Lawrence LaVelle Secretary-Joe Clark Vice President-King Fitzpatrick Treasurer-Charles Bailey First Row: F. Minotti, J. Lawes, C. Flynn, R, Hyland, R. Patchadlo, W, Kendall, W, Lottus, H. Manberry, R. Taylor, Stewart. C. Barley, J. Taft, J. Carpenter, D. Golden, H. Smith. T. Crotty, W. Blampied, J. Scheithauer, T. McDermott, J, Second Row: L. Costello, R, White. Mr. Schwalb. A. Car- Roth. Fourth Row: P. Monahan, E. Fleming, W, Ladd, A. bonu, K. Fitzpatrick, E. Michaels, L. LaVelle, J, Clark, D, Smith, J. Hover, R. Gay, R. Ohstrom, R,Shappee,G.Johnson, King, G. Brirnmer. Third Row: R. Hale. J. Cole, J. Burns, R. D. Padgett, D. Sykes, MF! 32 First Row: D. Winters, M. Coots, B. Starr, C. Russell. Second Row: V. Cady, M. Faullrner, D. Logue. M. Monahan, Miss Cleveland. M. Swanson, M. Gee. Third Row: K. Sawyer, N, Farmbouqh, C. Comtort, M. Wood, J. Traum, S. Whiting, C. Vunlc, M. Miller, M. Ordway, P. Lewis, T. Lucas. Fourth Row: R. White, J. Ouinn, J. Smith. C. Boyd, M. Appleton, D. Roberts, N. Sheldon, B. Whitmire, P, Fleet. V. Fields, S. Mosier. Fifth Row: P. Wilson, S. Sawdy, R. Sanford. M. Lewis, L. Comfort, R. Lewis, B. Yorlre, B. Smith, K. Smith, A. Barnes. Sixth Row: P. Sly, E. Cernolroreslry, N. McConnell. C. Fisher, J. Yavis, P. Passmore, J. Berger. B. Anderson, S. Lovejoy, D. Gee. Seventh Row: K. Doan, J. Clearwater. J. Ryan, J. Fleming, C. Bellrnqer, S. Vunlr. G.A.A., the GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, is the organization which spon- G A A sors all girls' inlermural sports during the ninth period on Wednesdays and alter I I I school. 5 rf!! OFFICERS I President ............, Marilyn Coots Vice President ..., Donna Winters Secretary ....... .... B arbara Starr Treasurer .............. Carol Russell Advisor Miss Margaret Cleveland v Players in unique resting positions after a hard G.A.A. volleyball contest. BADMINTON Girls' Sports Many GlRLS' SPORTS are available ai Soulhside. The girls learn lhe arf of lumbling, lhe lechniques of soflball, baslcelball, volleyball, loadminlon, and value of sporlsmenship. Tournamenls are held and awards given lo lhe besl leams. These sporls are under 'rhe direclion of Miss Cleveland and Miss Reynolds. VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL . K, v, FW-1. Z Qi? mas- -iff, 67 First Row: P. Fleet, L. A. Com' tort, K. Reazor, B, Rusin, J. Otta vina. Second Row: L. Mulligan B. Springer, M. Athey, J. Burns. J. Clark, J. Knapp, D. Dean. Third Row: M. Moss, B. Mills, P. Kapp, H. Robbins, W. Caloroso. V. Tarbell, H. Smith, R. Councila man, C, Hesselbach, L. Ward, V. Rohrer, S. Clemons, D. Cornish. Seated foreground: P. Hughes. Select iuniors trom the area schools attended YOUTH COUNTY at the American Legion Home to torm a student government patterned atter Chemung County. The purpose ot this was to give students a better understanding ot how our county and city governments are organized and run. Seated: L. LaVelle, S. Clemons. D. Cornish. Standing: K. Fitzpatrick, H. Smith. Not Pictured: E. Michaels. BOYS' STATE Southside sent six junior boys to the annual BOYS' STATE at Colgate University last June. Representatives trom all over the state spent an eventtul week carrying out the tunctions ot their student government, tollowing the plan ot New York State. GIRLS' STATE The American Legion Auxiliary's GIRLS' STATE held at Skidmore College was attended by South- side's representative, Mildred Athey. Two hundred and seventy girls tormed their own government and received excellent intormation on our state govern- ment. M. Athey First Row: D. McDonald, J. Ottavinia, D, Logue, S. Soper L, Coughlan, S. Hill, B. Brown, l. Hill, V. Bagnoli, N. Wagner M. F. Supple. J. Ranclr, B, Jerzalr, M, Whitney. Second Row: R. White, J. Smith, D. Makers, M. L. Bryan, N. Lofstrom, B Sommers, N. Larson, M. Coveney, M. Nemeth, S. l-lam, M Barner, G. Bridgeman, R. Slrelley. Third Row: C. Minns, J OFFICERS Presidenf ,,..,,,,,, Ri'ra Slcelley Vice Presideni ,,,.,.....,.,,,, Georgene Bridgeman Secreiary U., Margarer Coveney Treasurer ,,,,,,,, .., Isabel l-lill Under lhe direcrion of Miss Connor, The GIRLS' GLEE CLUB is one of Sou+hside's musical groups. Their abilify was shown in lhe Chrisrmas Assembly and 'rhe Spring Concerl' where rhey played a major role. The enihu- siasm and abiliry of ihis group have delighfed and +hrilled many Sou+hside audiences. Qualitones Selecred from 'rhe choruses be- cause of fheir abiliry, rhe QUALI- TONES have blended rheir voices +o inspire loorh Soulhside and lo- cal audiences. In addifion To singing in lhe Chrisimas Assembly and lhe Spring Concert +he Qualiiones sing af dinners and on The radio. I+ is a group Sourhside is proud 'ro have. J. Wallrer, K, Allen, F. Nall, J. O'Brien, M, Vaughn, N l-lornbeclc, E. Spirithes, L. Dunlrel Fourih Row: V. Wheeler, N. Pryne Coveney, J. Quinn, M, L. Zeppf D Hoffman, B. Springer, B. Faulkner, Hendy, J, Gould, J. Bedrosian. Allen, D, Carboni, M. Loveland, C, Coleman, B. Alexander, ' , Girls Glee lub M. Cole, P. Sheares B. Quinn, L. Rozell, T Keller, P. Zendzian, N C. Fitzpatrick, P. Von E... i. - i. First Row: S, Hagan, C. Russell, J. Straley, C. Read, N. Lonie, L. Mulligan. Second Row: J Myers J, Osborne, S. Williams, E. Stewart, V. Allen, S. Willrinson. Third Row: G. West, C. Myers R Waclr R. Cornwall, K, Mann, R. Calhoon. First Row: T, Dyke, J. Enyedy, V. Bailey, D. Fletcher, S. Frisk, J. Presutto, N. Howe, J. Dolan, D. Bernard. Second Row: A. Henry, J. Pellor, E. Romat, G. Doebler, A. Sponyoe, M. Deaton, B. Hill, C. Shepherd, J. Wilson, J. Danaher, V. Cady, C. Green, C. Lockner, N. Nelson, B. Smith. Third Row: V. Brown, M. Elliot, L. Brown, J. Dixon, M. Naylor, P. Gay, K. Galpin, D. Rice, P. Wilson, N. Rice, J. Becker, G. Cordier, V. Rohrer, L. Finley, C Woerrnbke, G. Powers Fourth Row: G. West. P. Comfort. J. Ackerson, C. Myers J Mattison, B. Burnett, J. Thomas, H. Johnson, R. Green Scheithauer, R. Olson, J. Cornwell, W. Terwilliger, L. Hover, L, Pierce. Second Period hoir Messing, P. Kapp, L. Comfort R R. Wack, K. Mann, R. New NJ, Throughout we year rite SECOND PERIOD cnoira 4 filled our halls with music as it practiced tor the Christmas 3 r Assembly, the Spring Concert, and other engagements W W Miss Dorothy Connor directed this organization. I Superb performances climaxed long and strenuous re hearsals. The choir upheld the reputation ot our well known music group. OFFICERS P4 f . . President ..,.... ............... L eslie Hover I V Vice President --- -- Lawrence Comtort 1 ' Secretary ...... ...... B arbara Hill Treasurer ..... --- Robert Cornwell l I Librarian -- --- Ronald Silverstein 38 First Row: Miss Connor, N. McConnell, P. Ciarris, B. Kelley, S. Mosier S. Dean, J Yavis, L. McCloskey, R. Hoslcinion, C. DeRigge, J. Trum, P. Passmore, B. Silvers, J Russel. Second Row: R. Dyke, R. L'Amoreaux, D. Lewis, D. Pepper, J. Reiter, B Anderson, B. Suhfern, B. Park, R. Seely, S. Scott, M. VanAtta, J. Williams. D. Wemple. Third Row: J. Ludwig, L. Dassance, C. Carpenter, M. Yerg, E. Wellman, M. Monahan N. Byrd, F. Lewis, C. Fisher, T, Lucas, B. Bates, L. Fanning, M. Faivell, C. Apgar Fourth Row: R. Spicer, D. Updylce, S. Declcer, R. Spillane, M. Ordway, F. Doughty J. Wheeler, P. Olihol, C. Buclranan, E. Chritienden, J. Hamlin, M. l-laner, P. Benner A few years ago 'rhe FRESHMAN CHORUS was organized +0 accommodare rhe large number of enrhusiasric music slu- denrs. Mee+ing once a weelc, i+ prepared 'rhe members for fhe ofher choruses. This group also is under The leadership of Miss Connor. reshman horus 39 i,1l A f ,.,,,, Mn, KW '1Dur Brooks , MLM The Junior Play, OUR MISS BROOKS , came 'ro a successful conclusion on April 9+h and lO+h ailer five long weeks ol hard and seemingly hopeless rehearsals. Bea Ann Richie relived 'rhe par+ of a harassed high school English Teacher casl aclrifr among a franlic principal, iraie school board members, and an uncooperalive baslcel- ball coach. The play, and all The work and pleasure connecred wilh il, will long live in fhe memory of everyone concerned. CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Brooks, a high school English reacher ......... Bea Ann Richie l-lugo Longacre, The baslcelball coach .... --- l-larold Smilh Ted Wilder, ihe baslceiball slar ....... ....,. D ave Coslello Jane Drew, The lead in fhe school play ......... Amelia l-lrasdzira Mr. Wadsworlh, +he high school principal .......,..... Paul Kapp Rhonda, daughler of lhe school board presidenl -- Carolyn Wilson Miss Finch, The school librarian ............... Marjorie Dunlap Miss Audubon, The music leacher ........ ........ E mily Romal Mrs. Allen, The school board presidenl --- .... Virginia K. Allen STUDENTS Doris U, ...-.,... Margarel Coveney Marge U- ...... Dorene Rossi Sylvia ,, ...... Kay Reazor Marlin -- .... Bill Quinn Slanley ,H --- Bill Doebler Fai+h U- ........ Joyce Dunn Elsie -,,,,,-,, ,.-....... C arol Rubin Elaine ,-,,,,,,., ..,...., M arcia Goodenough Baslcelball players .............. Barlon Graham. Ed Michaels, Larry Barleau, Larry Coslello 40 First Row: T. Stapleton, managerg P. Monahan, H. Marks, G. Row: Coach Ted Casey, R, Hyland, R. Brimrner, R. Shappee, Carpenter, A. Strawn, W. Quinn, D. Hager. Second Row: E. L. Shappee, B. McLaughlin, J. Sullivan, L. Pierce, J. Barton. Dombrowski, N. Ogden, R. Hancock, J. James, J. DuBois, C, Sghatzle, R. Hale, manager. captain: J. Roth, B. Scott, D. Palmeter, G. Johnson. Third Under the tine coaching ot Ted Casey, Southside's TRACK TEAM stood out among the best in the conterence. Besides winning three tirst places, placing second in three meets, and placing third in one traclc meet, Southside's team sent such standouts as Jim DuBois, Jay Roth, Bob Hyland, Jaclr James, Bob Shappee, Joe Barton, Phil Monahan, and Tex Scott to the annual sectional classic at Cornell University. Southside's relay team came within a split second ot setting a new record and competing at West Point. First Row: W. Stamp, L. Lavelle, E. Drake, E. Michaels, W. Blampied, F. Renlco. Second Row: G. May, K. Fitz- patrick, R. Dixon, T. Grinnell, W. Cas- sada. A. Davidson, E. Stanton. Third Row: Coach Robert Habersaat, G. Han- ner, R. Gay, C. Hanchett, T. Crotty, J. Hover, T. McDermott, B. May, managers. BASEBALL SCORES S.H.S. 4 Ithaca ........ S.H.S. 3 Cortland ...,.. S.H.S. 15 Horseheads S.H.S. 4 Central .,... S.H.S. 10 Cortland .... S.H.S. 12 Vestal ..,. S.H.S. S U.E. ..... . S.H.S. 7 E.F.A. ..... . S,H.S. 21 Horseheads S.H.S. 10 N th ...... . ir... .. Baseball Team S.H.S. 5 E.F.A. ...,.., . SHS' 3 He'9l't5 ' Southside's BASEBALL TEAM came through again in dazzling tashion by play og g,m, Em ,,,. Wm putting Southside in the spotlight ot sports. Although this years team bowed S.H.S. 5 Johnson City ...... 6 to Johnson City in the championship game, it showed the spirit, drive. and determination that made it one ot the top, it not the top team ot the con- terence. They were led by that man ot sports himselt, Bob Habersaat. 41 Undercluss Officers and Advisers I-Q A If 2 Q 5 OFFICERS OF CLASS OF I958 S. Dean - treasurer. 5. Schaef - historian, S. Steiner - president. G. Augustine - vice-pres- ident, J. Utter - secretary. Mr. Harry Barrett - advisor. OFFICERS OF CLASS OF I957 Standing: Mr. Thomas Hurley, Mr. Abraham Ferris. Seated: C. Bercher - secretary, C. Kraus - president. S. Haskins - historian, T. Mosher - vice-president. Absent: E. Thomas - Treasurer M Q OFFICERS OF CLASS OF I956 Seated: Mrs. Margaret Hapeman - advisor, H. ConIrIin - treasurer, M. Hogan - historian, N. Lonie - secretary. Standing: T. Crotty - vice-president. Mr. Robert J. Lynough - advisor. L. Hover - president. 43 ,, . Sites Miss Madeline Daly and Mr. Joseph Molnar Homeroom Ol First Row: Miss Daly, G. Smith, L. McClosA key. D. Leonard. R. Paterson, R. Lown, C. Robinson, Mr. Molnar. Second Row: D. Harrison, J. Fives, L. Merrill, R. Barnes, R. Labrislci, P. Agan. H. Hewitt, J. Horton. Third Row: W. Raflerty, D, Bahr, G. Kibble. A. Clzowy. D. Terwilliger. J. Wilson, R. Green, D. Elston, N. Shaylor, R. Webb. Fourth Row: G. Strong, W. Buclcholtz, N. Towner, V. Stalis, J. Peterson, D. VanSchoiclc. M. Bedrosian, L. Hotaling, F. Dunlcle, E. Dixon, G. Carmer. Miss Ruby M. Lee Homeroom 2l6 First Row: Miss Lee, R. Sly, L. Goodman, S. Lawson, J, Aflelclt, C. Nelson, L. Kinkade, B. Tremaine, B. Appleton, L. Coughlin, J. Sweeney, C. McCormick, T. J. Fleming. Second Row: E. Pierce, R. Seeley, M. Fawell, L. Roby, C. Green- wood, J. Ludwig, M. Schiave, M. Haner, M. Monahan, N, Byrd, P. Lewis, S. Moss. Third Row: S. Bailey. E. Spirithes, L. Grippen, K. VanStrancler, L. Loftstrom, S. Decker, J. Berger, M. l-lourihan, M. Orday, V. Edwards, J. Cicora. Class Mr. William Lanfz Homeroom O5 First Row: Mr. Lantz, C. Wright, J. Vedder, R. Blanchard, D. Lewis, R. MacDowall, D. Buman, W. Thomas, D. Carney, K. Peterson. L. Russell. Second Row: R. L'Amoreaux, R. Kiemli, W. Middaugh, G. Mosher, J. Allen, R. l-lrasdzira, J. Wheeler, P. Olthot, R. Randolph, E. Stewart, D. Etsen, W. Dunlap. Third Row: F. Balmer, L. Pautz, M. Wilson. D. Guyer, R. Cole, J. VanDuzen, W. Hill, M. Flood, D. Newnham, R. Smyslrow- slci, H. Harter, F. Doughty. D. Burlew. of 1958 Miss Marion Connelly Homeroom I05 First Row: G. Andrus, W. Vanl-louten. T. Wynne, E. Vosburqh, R. Scott. J. Nolan, J. Towner. L. Bohl. Second Row: R. l-larner, R. Farnbaugh, R. Minqos, D. Jenlrins, G. Kause. F. Ricks. J. Beard, P. Saxe. R. Dylre, D. Hol- leran. Third Row: J. Cain, C. Buchanan, D. Perry, J. Duffield, E. Marlcs, M. Leljidal. G. VosBurgh, R. Corey. B. Cleveland, R. Spicer, F. Addley, G. Holland, S. Pollone. Not Pic- tured: R. Frislc, P. Moss, W. McGettriclr, J. Sloivpv. Miss Dorolhy Connor and Miss Florence Callahan Homeroom lOl First Row: L. Viele, S. Whiting, C. Tillinqhagt, B. Ward. B. Sullern, D. Wernple, J. Yarvis, Second Row: L. Perkins, D. Zeiqler. M. Zepp P, Zendzion, R. Spear, J. Walker, M. Yerg, A. Christian. Harold Schwalb and Kennelh Winsor Homeroom IO7 Firsi Row: Mr, Schwalb, G. Lyons, G. Andrns. D. Sophia, P. Kwasney, C. Hoffman, D. Pollen W. Elias, R. Huqq, T. Quinn, B, Schoonover J. Kasper, B. Silvers, Mr. Winsor. Second Row: T. Dunleavy. L. Naylor, R. Personius, T, Hall. R. Benedict. J. Rudolph. J. Miller, V. Downing. S. Steiner. G. Augustine, R. Ripley, J, McDon- ald. J. Orsillo, Third Row: J. Evans, L. Vert N. Seymour. R. Vanatta. R. Phillips, M, Laux, J, Cappucci, F, Banbury, D. Updilre, L. Mc- Nett, W. Swan, R. Blanchard, L. Cady, J. McNeal. Fourih Row: G. Hess, L. Ackerman. W. Cruise, G. Broolrrnan, J. Smith, J, Friends. L. Gill, R. Gordon. P. Kirnport, D. Reibson, C. Stimmerrnan, W. McLeod. W. Coolr, K, Carl- wright. J. Payne. Class of 1958 Miss Winitrecl Lucy Miss Margaret Flynn Homeroom l08 First Row: Miss Lucy, C. DeRigqe, M. VanAtta, D. Ayres, P. Garris, K. Comfort, S. Dean, C. Sullivan, D. Opper, Miss Flynn. Second Row: S. Mosier, B. Brown, M. Cole, M, J. Faullrner, E. Cernohorslcy, N. Larson. N. McConnell, D. Soper, B. Anderson, Third Row: J. Traum, S. Schaet, D. Pepper, S. Scott, B. Butler, J. Cotton, K. Smith, D. Harvey, C. Vunlc, M. Whitney, Fourth Row: C. Fitz- patrick, J. Kelsey. D. Roberts, C. Minns, J. Green. M. Wood, A. l-lottman, P. Benner, E, Wellman, N. Silvers, M. Loclcner, J. l-lamlin, F. Lewis, Miss Kathleen Butler Mrs. Charlotte Flynn Homeroom II3 First Row: Miss Butler, P. Passmore, B. Leahy, N. Sheldon, C. Apgar, J. Burt. J. Beckwith, K, Button, B. Kurzawslci, M. Lewis, P. Shearer, S. Lovejoy, Mrs. Flynn. Second Row: J. Bumbalo, L. Fanning, S. Miller, C. McElroy, C. Boyd, P. Far- rell, B, White, M. Costello, S. Hadley. G. Ocylco, K. Grinnell, J. Williams, J. Durtee, B. Kelley, S. Deitzel. Third Row: P. Ruvolo, D. Malrers, C. Coleman, N. Lotstrom, L. Dassance, M. Rittenhouse, J. Thompson, B. Towner, B. Jaram, J. Madison, C. Carpenter, J. Conklin, L. Atkinson, C. Sawyer. Fourth Row: J. Smith, M. Sherman, M. Schneider, M. Vaughn, V. Yule, R. Spillane, P. Von- l-lendy, C. Newbauer. L. Finley, C. Os- lager, B. Adams, L, Goodwin, M. Scott. V. Montgomery, B. Snover, E. Crittenden, B. Bates. --ff Q ffl! gf Miss Alice Magenis Homeroom IIS First Row: N. Farnbough, N. Burt, M. Garrett. C. Marquette, J. Ryan, l. Hill. S. Mortimer, C. Bower. Second Row: C. Fisher, D. Logue, B. Park, J. Scatlidi, C. Conti, J. Smith, B. Schieve, S. Dando, D. Lampila. Third Row: M. Brisco, D. Carboni, C. Luddiclr, P. Hughes, J. Deni- son, M. Miller, B. Somers, S. Fullerton, J. Reiter, T. Lucas. Fourth Row: B. Alexander, J. O'Brien, S. Auqe, M. Gub- bins, M. Leljedal, A. Payne, J. Utter, P. Johnson, P. Scopes. Mr. Varner T. MacRorie Homeroom 02 First Row: Mr, MacRorie, W. Fuller, R. Brown, J, Aclrerson, T. Mosher, L. Hess. E. Baldwin, D. Twist, M. Palmer. Second Row: R. Lumbard. H. Pruyne, T. Halm, K. Leister, R, Ameiqh, J. Martin, W. Elston, L. Robinson, T. DeRigqe, m i, Q 9 1 Q 55 fi Miss Winifred Prechtl Homeroom 03 First Row: Miss Prechtl, J. Maylan, A, Lynd, R. Reagan, D. Barnes, G, Buckland, D. Semler, F. Monks, D. Hill. Second Row: R. Conqdon, H. Wieberg. E. Su- ser-rrihl, E. Kier-nle, W. Lett, A, Pratt, A. Sufrfern, R. Whipple, D. Christy, R. Free- man, J. Vail, R. Hornbeclr. Third Row: G. Holloway, E. Root, R. Smith, N. Ward, G. Evans, F. Vaughn, S. Panosian, W. Ahrens, F. Weaver, C. Goldsmith, J. Miller, J. Berry, R. May. Class of 1957 Mr. Leslie Travis Homeroom OII First Row: Mr, Travis. R. Blanchard, V. Hill, C. Harbol, S. Ruth, C. Kraus. J, Clearwater. G. Houston, B. Burnett, P. Janowskr, Second Row: W, Barrett. H, Passmore. R. Drehr, J. Sheehe, N. Derito, C, Harper, P. Murlren. R, Somers, W. Taft, W. Loftus. R. Man' chester. Mr. Francis Shepherd Homeroom OI7 First Row: Mr. Shepherd, K. Wilkinson, T. Van Ness, H. Silverstein, C. Buckland. D. Cady, T. Stapleton, R. Searles, Second Row: D. Zeip, T. Manning, W. Wain- wright, D. Weda. C. Dunham, CS. Narsh, J. Bramble, H. Hughes, A. Ripley, P. Peet, G. Cobb. M, Keele. Third Row: G. Bauer, W. Terwilliger, R. Bronson, R. Loveland. E. Hassen, W. Morrell, R. Weir, W. Ladd, J. Folk, K. Jung, D. Greir. Class Mr. Thomas Stenson Homeroom 04 First Row: Mr. Stenson, F. Park, T. Sweeney, R. Wench, T. McDermott, C. Lyon, L. Lowman, M. Rearick, N. Alden, W. Wein, B. Hoskinson, H. Roberts. Sec- ond Row: H. Hill, M. Griffith, F. Haw- kins, E. Halm, R. Barnes, R. White, R, Budnick, R. Connelly, R. Evans, W. Treat Third Row: W. Snyder, R, Lincoln, C. Harding, J. Mosher, D. Knapp, W. Dick- inson, B. Shappee, D. Wilkinson, R. Clark, L. Wade, B, Murdough. Mr. G. Lewis Parsons Homeroom 0l2 First Row: Mr. Parsons, R. Bower, W. Williams, H. Johnson, C. Bates, C. Menothi, R. Lovejoy, T. Cordier. Second Row: D. Green, M. Reese, W. Feldman, R. Patchaldo, J. Terntiye, R. Shape, R. Sawyer, J. Stanton, W. McElroy. Third Row: M, Anderson, T. Wiley, W. Dudar. L. Mann, R. Hartman, A. Cady, H. Hoagland. of 1957 Miss Donna Van Allen Homeroom I02 First Row: Miss Van Allen, K. Fowler, M. Hitchcock. C. Bessone, E. Thomas, S. Conklin. P. Vert, J. Pendergast. Sec- ond Row: D. Brooks, C. Siclrles, S. Moul- throp. L. Gilbert, A. Davison, S. Swan' son, S. Sawdy. Third Row: N. Whipple. J. Quinn, M, J. Kline, W. lrish, P. Wil- son, M. Elliot, A. Cavenough. Miss Sylvia Rockwell Mr. William Dalrymple Homeroom I04 First Row: J. Hayes, W. Hollenbeclr, J. Klee, R. Plate, J. Apgar, J. Comfort, W. Winner. Second Row: J. Becker, R. Yat- tow, G. Nichols, C. Boynton, H. Miller, J. Zinlc, J. Thomas, D. Singerhofcl. Third Row: S. Hurley, D. Elmer, L. Wida, J. L'Amoreaux, J. McCarthy, C. Roberts, R. Williams, G. Brimrner. T. Woughter. Fourth Row: G. Lowe, K. Hughes, R. French, C. Fruitt, D. Stevens, T. Williams, R. Calhoon, D. Schneclcenberger, W. Jung, R. Wandell, R. Morrison. Absent: E. VanOrden. ,ir .4 fr Q5 irq 'Aix il Miss Ruth Cole Homeroom II6 First Row: Miss Cole, J. Enyedy. S. Hagen, B. Skelley, J. Bower, V, Mazzav raco. P. Bush, E. Ackerman. Second Row: C. Barton, A. Osman, N. Hornbeclr, J. Higqens, J. Savey. N. Wagner, D. Swimelar, L. Dtrnlcle. C. Clarlr, S. Thomas. Third Row: D. Conr-.el'y. B, Brown, J. Flynn. C. Lee, D. Rice, G. Barrett, B. Johnson, N. Moyer, B. Pierce. S. White, D. Winters. Class of 1957 Mrs. Marian Hoolihan Homeroom II7 First Row: Mrs. Hoolihan, M. Swimelar, J. Clemons, S. Slrelley. C. Sheely, E. Johnson. L. Lonqwell, B. Strawn, S. Whit- moyer, N. Deats. Second Row: P. Bat- tisti, K. Woods, D. Wands, V, Stage, B. Robbinson. J. Field, J. Straley. G. Smith, M. Piper, G. Cady. Third Row: K. Allen, C. Dyer, M. Evans, J. Hoven- camp, S. Padgett, J, Buclcholtz, M. Coots. N. Nelson, P. Gay, M. Thomason, S. Schmidt. 3 'xfx X,- Miss Elizabeth Flinter Homeroom lI8 First Row: Miss Finter. A. Cooper, S. Scopes, R. Tarr. A. Sullivan, D. Werlcley, F, Dylre. Second Row: S. Amrhein, K. Orcutt, B. Bradt, A. Nerneth. J. Presutto. D. Sheive, N. l-lowe, L. Stewart, P. Lane. M. VanOstrand. Third Row: E. Stanton. A. Noonan, Y. Weiberq, S. Haslcins. D. Gee, R. Mcfuoniqal, J. Farmer, D. Corn- tort, D. Wood, N. Rubin. Not Pictured: J. Carnpanilli, K. Doan. lt, T- 'I . N L GUI ' V R ,l',l,l,Qv W 'E' 5' :r 5. yy. X ,- 'iv' it Wfffi 1, 1, .: X Q ml lil of Miss Elsa Brookfield Homeroom II9 First Row: Miss Broolctield. J. MacDon- ald, R, VanZile, C. Bercher, P. Aumiclc. S, Hill, S. Severance, P. Marsh, C. Der- ren, A. Bridgeman. Second Row: S. Hubbard, S. Smith. R. Santord. P. Ball- inq, N, Priest, M. Wilson, S, Woodhall, J. Pellor, M. Burns, M. Gensel. Third Row: B. Shurnivey. G. Doebler, F. Noll. E. Easton. M, L. Michaels, J. Wheeler, S. Foulke, P. Kilcoyne, B. Plate, J. Stanton R, Comfort. Miss Ellen B. Moxley Homeroom 20I First Row: Miss Moxley, M. Supple. M. Aderhold, D. Whitmoyer, C. Le- vine, M. Bryan, C. Roy, S, Wilkinson, V. Bailey, S. Frislr, S. Reese. J. Ranck. Second Row: A. Barnes, B. Hill, M. Smith, J. Nagy, N. Lonie. K, Inman, J. Osborn, J. Cory, A. Sponyoe, S. Landon, K. Ettenberger, J. Dolan. Third Row: L. Wagner, S. Church, B. Cady, M. Connelly, S. Downs, C. Dalsis, CS. Powers, S. Hol- comb, C. Michaels, J. Gould, B. Martin, D. Keller, A. Fitzpatrick. f R. A 1 - Uv: 2 NX :stu CI S S 0 A' ' - Q ir A 3' Mrs. Margaret Hapeman Homeroom 203 First Row: Mrs. Hapeman, N. Baker. B. Houston. M. L. Personius, L. Steclc, P. Macintosh, J. DuBois, K. Green, B. Smith, R. Fitzpatrick. Second Row: M. Lott, M. Coletta, L. Dean, E. Copesticlc, A. LaSeur, K. Galpin, M. Naylor, A. Patriclc, C. Read. D. Bern- ard, M. McCarthy, B. Burt. Third Row: N. Smith, R. White, N. Rice, L. Rozell, P, Hadden, L. Lewert, B.John' son, J. Trenery, J. Stark, J. Beclcer, N. Pryne, T. Coveney, J. Moffat. G- lxi r m 51 cs! 'su Qi may-0 NE T ff' W f. . First Row: Miss Jones, J. Mottat, E. Smith, J. Kamp, V. Loveland. S. Williams, M. Root, D. Marlcs, B. Lewis, S. Bron- Garris, D. Fletcher, J. Hilts, P. Murtauqh. P. Cordier. J. son, M. Deaton. Third Row: M. Barber, S. Roselcrans, C. Cowan. G. Rees, S. Romero, M. Newton.Second Row: R. Beckwith, B. L. Eck, C. Whittord, E. Stuart. P. Smith, A. Hugq, M. F. Lawes, S. Rumsey. J. PieYCe. 5. Hohner. M. VanBencoten, R. Carboqnin, A. Purvis, C. Anderson. Miss Helen Jones Homeroom 204 5 I'i'g-ig? 3. 'g '- .3 Y is 'w.. 'ij '-J 23-'J Miss Mytanwy King First Row: Miss King, V. Bagnoli, S. Lovell, E. Cornish, Coon, K. Keenan, J. Spirithes, M. Hogan, D, Carroll, Lewis, J. Cruise, A. Scholtiselr. Second Row: C. Loclcner, French, M. VanOrcier, V. Brown, L. Erie, M. Cavanaugh, Class Homeroom 205 Mullaney, D. Lamb, B. Smith. B. Cady. B. Hughes, E. McGoniqal. Third Row: B. Faullcner, J. Gilbert, J. Dixon, V. Hargrove, B. Quinn, E. Pierce, J. Reese, C. Woerrnblce, CS. Norman, J. Lelzeber, A. Martin. C. Shepherd, H. Conlclin. Not Pictured: R. Barilla. 52 First Row: Mr, Lynougl-1, J, McKenna, D, Potter, J, Rhode, B, Sweeney, M. Farley, S. Hill, J. Manchester. Third Row: R. Miller, R. VanNess, W. Blampiecl. J. Casey, D. Bahr, J. Bow- Westervelt, J. Brown, D. Plleeger, T. Grinnell, R, Hale. A. man, Decker, A, Cgrboni, Mr. Barrett, Sggond Row: Smith, Barrett, Newhall, DSYLO. MOf1al ldl1, Williams, L. Karzinslci, R. Kasper, E. Roucheclr, D. Davies, J. LOlS'ffOfT1. T- DSBH. K. Thdll- Dralce, R. Cornwall, J. Cole, L. Ackerman, R. Wainwright, J. Mr. Robert J. Lynough and Mr. Harry BarreH of I956 Homeroom 2 I4 ,-. I A f -f 72 x,,,,J-f ..' 'i 5- , '-.,'I'l,1 'uf-uv Mr. John Finlay Homeroom 2I7 First Row: Mr, Finlay, J, Cole, W. Kendall, J. Wood, E. D, King, Second Row: M, Sweeney' JA Tre,-,gol W- Miner R, Roberts, J. Wheeler, G. Light, P. McCabe, W. Carpenter. Waclr, L. Hover, R. Barrett, L. Pierce, K. Mann, P. Scheasley, C. Soper. D. Blossom, T. Crotty. 53 My 1 ij ooo l 1 6 l-U1 i 00 , J' Q , M I i I Cluss of 1956 54 Mrs. Louella Lund Homeroom 22l First Row: Mrs. Lund, G. West, H. Marks, D. Comfort, J. Berry. D. MacKenzie, D. Sprague, J. Allyn, J. Lawes. R, Barr, G. Brown, J. l-lollandf Second Row: G, Goodwin, R. Olson, C. Campbell, R. Moharter, R. Whiting, J. Roth. J. Sullivan, L. Valie, M. Cobb, R. Taylor. G. Bergh. 's Mr. Sfanley Krouse Homeroom 2l8 First Row: Mr. Krouse, J. De- Marlr, L. Mosher, J. Sponyoe. J. Pratt, J. Manzori, R. Newn- lwam, G. Yoggy, A. Lattimer, F. Minotti. Second Row: T. Clark, P. Finlay, S. Hunt, W Hopkins, J. Hargrove, D. Palmeter, A. Bement. L. Walsh, M. Cole, D. Sylres, R. Good, J. Messing. E. Allen. 'va 5 av 'TF Standing: J. Dunn - secretary, E. Agan - historian. Firsi Row: C. l-lesselbach - vice president, K. Miss Irene Si. John M r. Robert Habsrsaat Kissel - treasurer, D. Dean - president. Seniors of 1955 The CLASS OF i955 has soughi and lound in iis class advisors The friend, ieacher, and counselor if needed. These Two wonderful people have proven consianf allies and loyal supporiers. From ihem we have gained encouragemeni, inspiraiion, consiruciive criiicism, wise guidance, helpful advice and cooperaiion in all our underialcings. Their friendliness, undersianding, and able leadership have helped 'ro malce our high school days happy, uniorgeliable, and successful ones. They have devoied 'rheir lime and energy io luriher ihe inieresis of our class and io help us achieve our goals. We cannoi help buf greaily respeci' +hem. A+ ihis 'rime we wish +o express our deep appreciaiion io These +wo people who have so paiienily guided our looisleps ihrough four years ol high school. 9 55 LINDA B. ACKERSON Horseheads Commercial Choir I lHorseheadsl: Choir 4: Usher's Club: Various Com- mittees DELORES AGAN Dee St. Patricks' Academic Varsity Captain 4: Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4: J. V. Cheerleader 2: Cheerleadefs Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3. 4 lTreasurer 3, President 4l: Student Coun- cil 3: Sophomore Council: El-So- Hi Advertising Staft 4: Senior Play Committee: Junior Play Committe: Usher's Club: Junior Queen Attendant: Various Com- mittees: Class Assemblies. NELLIE ALLEN Betty Southport No. 14 Commercial Freshman Assembly: Girls'Glee Club I: Usher's Club: Senior Play Committee: Various Com- mittees. VIRGINIA A. ALLEN Ginny Edgeworth Homemalring Junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Usher's Club: Glee Club I5 Various Commit- tees. CLASS ELIZABETH AGAN Libby St. Patrick's Academic Class Historian I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society: French Club 2, 3, 4, lSecretary 3, 41: J. V. Cheer- leader 2, 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Cheerleader's Club 2, 3, 4: Various Committees: Usher's Club: Class Assemblies: Adver- tising Statf ot El-So-Hi: Sopho- more Council. DONALD ALLEN Don Parley Coburn Vocational J. V. Football: J. V. Baslretballt Homeroom Basketball. VIRGINIA K. ALLEN Ginny Parlay Coburn Academic Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Humane Club: Junior Play: Marlr Twain Festi- val: Various Committees. NEILA AMRHEIN St. Mary's Commercial Glee Club: Usher's Club: Vari- ous Committees. Aix Qi!! or I955 It seemed like a long twelve seasons until June I955. Now that we are preparing for commencement, we realize how time flies. It was a blow having all those pranlis played on us after ruling the roost in eighth grade, but our turn came. KENNETH LARUE ANDRUS KENNETH LEWIS ANDRUS Ken Ken Addison Central School Pennsylvania Ave. Vocational Vocational Wrestlingg Homeroom Basket- Stage Crew: Homeroom Basket- ball' ballg Various Committees. ERNEST BAKER MADELINE BARN ER Napanock Union Academic Parlay Coburn Commercial Various Committees. Glee Club 3, 45 Usher's Club: Red Cross 4: Various Commit- tees. MILDRED ATHEY Millie Pennsylvania Ava. Academic Honor Society: Usher's Clubg Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 41 Junior Play Committee: Senior Play: Youth Countyf Girls' Stateg Girls' Glee Club l. 2: Quali- tones 3: Associate Editor ot El- So-Hi: G. A. A. l, 25 Co-Chair- man ot Junior Promg Various Assemblies and Committees. DAVID BARNES Dave Edgeworth School Vocational Various Committees. LAWRENCE BARTEAU Larry Coldbrook Vocational J. V. Baseball and Basketball Manager at E. F. A.5 Varsity Basketball Manager at E. F. A.5 Stage Crew and Movie Operator at E. F, A.: Junior Piay at S. H. S, ae. 'Q ' CHARLES BAILEY Chuck Pennsylvania Ave. Academic Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Letter- men's Club: El-So-Hi Advertising Stattg Various Committees. - Q -.ggi-g llww- fs--sg., A S I . 9 .Mk ll,-'A W' j n- L-f' C-A., Thanks to our advisors we managed to pull through those first bewildered weeks. To start the tirst season ot our high school career, we elected Joe Clark to lead us. Jack Spezel was chosen as our vice-president: Daphne Dean, our SHIRLEY BATTISTI P. G. St. Mary's Academic Cheerleader's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Humane Club 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Usher's Club: Edsonian Business Staff: Various Commit- tees: Class Assemblies. secretary: Ann Duttield, our treasurer: and Squirts we invited everyone to round and JULIANA BEDROSIAN Julie Pennsylvania Ave. Academic Cheerleader's Club 1, 2: Usher's Club: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Council: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3: Various Committees: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 1, 2. CARROLL BELLINGER Farley Coburn Homemating Cheerleader's Club 2, 3: G. A. A. l, 2, 3. 45 Humane Club 1. 2: Usher's Club: Co-Chairman ot Freshman Assembly: Various Committees. SENIORS ROWENA BENNETT Academy Commercial Usher's Club: Various Dance Committees. JANET BIELKE Jan Hoplrins Street Academic Humane Clubg French Club: Usher's Club: Junior Play Com- mittee: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Various Com- mittees. ee . 1' 5 A L.-:'l' i.,.1-lf iff! W3 A-1: Q4 ANTHONY BERGAN Tony St. Mary's Academic Senior Play Committee: Fresh- man Dance Committee. JOHN BOWER Johnny Southport No. 9 Academic Various Class Committees: Mari: Twain Float: Junior Assembly. .-M Z . EHS AIM Alu lw CAROL BENNETT ParleyCoburn 'Academic Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3: Choir l: G. A. A. 1: Humane Club: Cheerleader's Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Usher's Club: Various Committees. iii- Elizabeth Agan, our historian tor tour years. As Southside's Squirmy square with us Thursday, November 8 in both gyms with Woodhull's MARY ANN BOWMAN Annie Wellsburg Commercial Cheerleadefs Club: Usher's Club: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Various Dance Com- mittees: Edsonian Typing Staff. MARVIN BRAVEMAN Marv Parley Coburn Commercial Class Assemblies 1. 2, 3: Choir l, 2: Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball: Various Committees. CATHERINE BREESE Cathy Millerton Jr.-Sr. High School Academic Freshman Assembly: Glee Club 3, 4: Usher's Club: Various Com- mittees. OF 1955 GEORGENE BRIDGEMAN Georgie District No. 3 Commercial Junior and Senior Council: G. A. A. l: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Usl1er's Club: Various Committees. JOHN BURNS Johnny Edgeworth Academic Varsity Football 3, 4: Co-Captain ot Wrestling Team 35 Junior Class Treasurer: Student Council 2, 3: Youth County: Letterman's Club: Various Dance Committees! Freshman Basketball. 5. .... -'ali Lf BENJAMIN BURNHAM Benny Parlay Coburn Vocational Junior Play Committee: Home- room Basketball. JOHN BURNSIDE Farley Coburn Vocational Various Committees. l PATRICK BREWER Tracy St. Mary's Academic Various Class Committeesg Junior and Senior Play Committees. orchestra. Our social career was launched with a bang. Tired of exams? Now that it's over, don't you feel like dancing? Why don't you come to the January Jive Friday, January 25 from 8 to I2? Woodhull's Old Timers GARY CADY Hopkins Street Technical Electricity J. V. Football: Varsity Football: Homeroom Basketball: Various Committees. VERA CADY Ashland No. 4 Commercial Choir I, 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. I. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports: Sen- ior Play Committee: EI-Sa-Hi Representative: Usher's Club: Sophomore and Junior Assembly Committees: EI-So-I-li Literary Statl: Various Assemblies and Committees. GERALD CARPENTER Gerry Parley Coburn Academic Track 3: Football 25 Basketball Manager: Homeroom Basketball: Senior Play Committee: Letter- man's Club. DOREEN L. CHASE Parlay Coburn Academic Usher's Club: Various Dance Committees: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Humane Club. WILLIAM CALOROSO Bill Parlay Coburn Technical Electricity Youth County: Stage Crew: Flag- bearer 2: Various Dance Com- mittees. JOSEPH CLARK Joe Parlay Coburn Academic Letterman's Club: Youth County: Wrestling I, 2, 3. 4: J. V. Foot- ball 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: President of Class I, 2: Home- room Basketball: Class Assem- blies I, 2: Various Committees. GERALD CARD Jerry Pennsylvania Avenue Academic Homeroom Basketball: Red Cross: Senior Council: Wrestling: Various Committees. JOANN CLEARWATER ..Jo.. Baldwin No. 7 Homemaking Humane Club: G. A. A., Intra- mural Sports, Usher's Club: Vari- ous Committees. 'r cLAss or 1955 played tor the dance which closed the tirst semester and began the new. With Swing and Sway on Freshman Day as our theme, trumpets blew, the crimson carpet was rolled out, cheers were given, and Freshman Day began. March STEWARD CLEMONS Stew Baldwin No. 4 Academic Honor Society: Boys' State: Youth County: Spanish Club: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Class Day Dance Com- mittees: Marlr Twain Festival: Various Committees. PAUL COMSTOCK LAWRENCE COMFORT Butch Parley Coburn Vocational Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Qualitones 2. 3, 4: J. V. Football l: Fresh- man Baslcetball: Homeroom Bas- ketball: Various Committees. LUCY ANN COMFORT Parlay Coburn Academic Honor Society: G. A. A. l, 2. 3, 4: Choir l: Qualitones 3: Youth County 3: Intramural Sports: Usher's Club: Humane Club l. 2: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Various Assemblies. PHILLIP COMFORT Phil Parley Coburn Academic Band l, 2. 3. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 2. 3, 4: Student Council 2: Sophomore Assembly: Various Committees. ARTHUR CONGDON ELIZABETH' CONKLIN Wellsburg Union Commercial G. A. A.: Usher's Club: Various Committees. MARJORIE CONNELLY Margie Parlay Coburn Academic Footlightefs Club 2, 3, 4: lHis- torian. Vice-President, Presi dentl: Chorus l, 2: Usher's Club: Various Committees. Farley Coburn Academic Art Various Assemblies: Footlightefs Hoplrins Street Vocational Club: French Club 3: Home- room Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Vari- ous Committees. S: 1 I Q I 7- ,i - Y i 1 4 HM- AM W --'gf ,AML ,., - ,-.,.5,.,-,-- .,..A., fungi, I4 was a milestone tor us when we blossomed out in our class colors ot navy and baby blue. ln September we returned as Sophomores - wise tools. Duane Spencer's orchestra provided music tor our first activity of the year, l JOANNE COOK HJC.. ORLO H. COOTS, JR. Parlay Coburn Academic Parley Coburn Academic Various Commitees. Honor Society: J. V. Cheerlead- er lCaptain 4l: Spanish Club Treasurer 3: Usher's Club: Cheer- leader's Club l, 2. 4: Student Council l: Edsonian Business Statl: Various Assemblies and Committees. GERALDINE CORDIER Parley Coburn Commercial Usher's Club: Assemblies l, 2: Senior Play Committee: Chorus: Various Dance Committees. SENIORS DAVID COSTELLO Dave St. Mary's Academic Junior Play: Honor Society: Senior Play Manager: Footlight- er's Club: Student Council: Jun- ior Councilg Homeroom Basket- ball: Edsonian Sport Staff: Various Committees. RICHARD COUNCILMAN Dick Farley Coburn Academic Humane Club: Sophomore Coun- cil: Junior Play Committee: Youth County: El-So-Hi Statt 4: Honor Society: Various Class Committees. ,fs 'A LAWRENCE COSTELLO Larry Farley Coburn Academic Varsity Football Manager 3, 4: J. V. Football Manager 2: Foot- lighter's Club 3. 4: Choir I, 2: Co-Chairman ot Sophomore Day: Letterman's Club 3, 4: J. V. Basketball Manager: Sophomore Council: Junior Play: Senior Play: Homeroom Basketball: Various Committees. MARGARET COVENEY Peggy St. Mary's Academic Cheerleadefs Club lVice-Presi- dent 4l: Secretary ot Glee Club: Edsonian Business Statt: Usher's Club: Senior Council: Junior Play: Senior Play Committee: Class Assemblies l, 2, 3: Various Committees. DONALD CORNISH Don Penna. Ave. Academic Class Assemblies 2, 3: J. V. Football: Business Manager ot Eclsonian: Various Class Com- mittees: Homeroom Basketball: Junior Council. 61 '74 l i-..,.f':7' 0 H Q x iw A015 .Ge M J -- ,lliilir llwi.. a dance November I0 - the Patriotic Prance. Celebrating the close ot exams January 22, we sponsored the Winter Waltz. Sparkling decorations in accordance with the season, helped set the mood tor the dancers. BENJAMIN COWAN Benny Parley Coburn Vocational Stage Crew for Junior Plav. FRANCIS CUSICK Bud St. Mary's Academic J, V. Football: Track: Red Cross 4: Student Council: Homeroom Sports: Various Committees. WILLIAM CUSICK B'll St. Mary's I Academic J. V. Football: Stage Crew: Stu- dent Council: Homeroom Sports: Various Committees. OF I955 SALLIE ANN DARROW Tiny Troy Commercial Honor Society: J. V. Cheer- leader: Footlighter's Club: Jun- ior and Senior Play Committees: Usher's Club: G. A. A.: Cheer- leader's Club: Choir: Humane Club: Freshman Assembly: Spring Hope Show: El-So-Hi Literary Statf: Student Council: Spanish Club. DAPHNE DEAN Det Parlay Coburn Commercial-Academic Freshman Class Secretary: Sopho- more Class Secretary: Junior Class Vice-President: Senior Class President: French Club President 3: Youth County: Junior Play Stage Manager: Elmira College Key Award: Footlighter's Club: Usher's Club: El-So-Hi News Editor: Junior Prom Queen At- tendant: Syracuse University Citizenship Award: Various Class Committees. 1 9 -. x NANCY YVONNE DAVIS Digger Parlay Coburn Commercial-Homemalring Class Assemblies I, 2. 3, 4: Hi- Y 2: Cheerleader's Club 2: Choir 2: Qualitones 3: Spring Hope Show 2: Student Council 4: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Usher's Club: Senior Council: Edsonian Business Statt: Various Committees. LEON DEAN Parlay Coburn Vocational Tratlic Squad: Stage Crew: Vari- ous Committees. A s ,s at 37 r..i Lf JOAN DANAHER Joannie Parlay Coburn Academic Choir: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Library Stait 3: As- sembly Committees. IJ.-.Q f Highlighting the evening was the coronation ot King Frost, Larry La Valle, and Queen Snowflake, Suzanne Messing. Our second class day at Southside was featured around Ranch '55 in Wyoming. Scenes changed rapidly from solo EDWARD DE GRAW Eddie Penne. Ave. Vocational Youth County: Stage Crew. ROBERT DEMING Bob Hoplrins Street Academic Homeroom Baslcetball and Vel- leyballg French Club: El-So-I-li Literary Stattg Reporter ot School News in Telegram: Vari- ous Committees: Sophomore Council. CHRISTINE DIBBLE Chris Farley Coburn Commercial Honor Society: Ushers Club: Class Assemblies I, 2g Cheer- leader's Club I: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Senior Carnival: Various Committees. ROLAND DICKERSON Dick Edgeworth Vocational CAROLE DEVINE Parlay Coburn Commercial Cheerleaclefs Club, Ushefs Club: Senior Play Committee: Various Committees. MARILYN DE VORE Purley Coburn Academic Class Assemblies I, 2: Edsonian Business Statt: Spring Hope Show Ig Senior Play, Junior Play Committee: Cheerleader's Club I, 2, 3, 43 Usher's Club: Various Committees. DOROTHEA DICKINSON Dot Hoplrins Street Commercial Usher's Club: G. A. A. I5 Vari- ous Dance Committees. JOYCE ANN DIEFFENBACH Hopkins Street Commercial Freshman Assembly: Junior and Senior Play Committee: Treasurer ot Usher's Club: Glas Club: Qualitones: Senior Council: Vari- ous Committees. ii! cuiss or 1955 renditions to artistic dancing, trom seriousness to comedy. On May 29 everyone was invited to Sign and Sway on Yearbook Day. Thus our sophomore year - halt ot our twelve seasons at Southside - came to a successtul close. THOMAS DIEHR Tom St. Mary's Commercial J. V. Basketball: Varsity Basket- ball: Letterman's Club: El-So-Hi Business Statlg Track: Student Council: Homeroom Sports: Vari- ous Committees. WILLIAM DOEBLER. JR. Bill Parley Coburn Commercial-Academic Junior Play: Mark Twain Festi- val: Business Manager of Senior Play: Humane Club: Junior Council: Edsonian Business Statl: Class Assemblies l. 2: Sopho- more Council. VERNON DUNBAR Vern Academy Academic Various committees. MICHAEL EARLEY Mike Parley Coburn Vocational Class Assemblies l. 25 Junior and Senior Play Committees: Stage Crew: Various Committees. WILLIAM DOLAWAY Bill Parley Coburn Vocational Various Dance Committees: Homeroom Basketballg Student Council 2. JOYCE DUNN Farley Coburn Academic Humane Club 2: Cheerleaders Club 2: Glee Club: Assistant Ad- vertising Manager ot El-So-Hip Edsonian Business Stattg Junior Play: French Club 4: Usher's Club: Honor Society: Secretory ot Senior Class: Class Assemblies 3, 4: Various Committees. JOAN ELMER St. Mary's Academic Usher's Club: Library Club: Vari- ous Committees. ANN DUFFIELD Dutt Hopkins Street Commercial-Academic Cheerleaders Club l, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Freshman Assembly: Spring Hope Show 2: Freshman Class Treasurerg Freshman Coun- cil: Edsonian Business Stalt: El- So-Hi Literary Stott 3, 4: Various Committees. s x A N C A 1, Y W 1 YS- Y- V -I .,...d.., ru, W J 1 lk .4 Under the leadership of Daphne Dean, Ed Michaels, Julie Knapp, and John Burns, we started our Junior year as upperclassmen with the slogan Remember the first - the date ot our class dance, The Junior Jamboree. EDWIN ERMANOVICS r.Ed.. Oldenburg, Germany Academic Junior Council: Various Commit- tees. All ot Freclcles' triends wer MARGARET FAULKNER VERNA FIELD SHIRLEY FISHBOUGH Maggie Toni Gert Parley Coburn Commercial A. L. Miller High, Macon Ga. Coldbrool: Parlr Academic G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Choir I. Academic A 4 Ushers 2, 3: Usher's Club: Senior Play Usher's Club: Red Cross: G. A. Junior and Senior Play Commit Committees: Humane Club I, 2: A. tees Various Committees Spring Hope Show 2, 3. SENIORS LARRY FITZPATRICK King Boy's State: Letterman's Club lVice President 3, 4l: Various Committees: Football I, 2, 3, 4 iCo-Captain 41: Basketball I, 2. 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Charles Maston Memorial. EDWARD FLEMING .,Ed,, Edgeworth Vocational Varsity Football 3, 4: Letter- man's Club 3, 4: l-tomeroom Sports: Various Committees. ee fl jk Q H xtmz jo 5924 .Vail in PATRICIA FLEET Pat Penna. Ave. Commercial Youth County: Junior Council: Junior and Senior Play Commit- tees: Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Usher's Club: Ed- sonian Typing Stott: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: Various Committees. PAUL FLEMING Farley Coburn Academic Humane Club: Choir: Sopho- more and Junior Council: Ed- sonian Business Stott: Various Dance Committees. K e invited to the Twirp Twirl with Duane Spencer's orchestra playing November I0 On a frosty night in late January, we presented the Sno-ball. Funny rehearsals, endless hammering clever scheming 66 ,Alu hi' CARL W. FLYNN Flebe Hampden Academy Hampden. Maine Academic Football l, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2: Baseball l, 2: Track 35 Red Cross lTreasurer 4l: Secretary ot Class l. JOHN E. FLYNN Jack St. Mary's Commercial CO-chairman of Sophomore As- sembly: Humane Club l. 2, 3. 4: Junior Assembly-: Real Cross l: Junior and Senior Play Commit- tees: El-So-Hi Representative: Various Committees. BARBARA J. FREEMAN JAMES FRENCH IIBG'-bl! Elmira No. 3 Commercial Parley Coburn Vocational Usher's Club. OF 1955 DIANE FRICKEL Kel Hopkins Street Academic Usher's Club: Class Assemblies 1, 2. 3. 4: Honor Society: Sophomore Council: Humane Club l: Senior Play Committee: Various Assemblies: Various Committees. MARTIN GAY Marty Parlay Coburn Academic Junior Council: Homeroom Bas- ketball: Manager ot J. V. Bas- ketball: Sophomore Assembly: Various Dance Committees. JEANNINE FRISK Edgeworth Commercial Humane Club I: Cheerleaders Club l: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: El'So-Hi Literary Statl 4: G. A. A. l: Usher's Club: Senior Play Committee: Class Assemblies. RICHARD GAY Dick Parlay Coburn Commercial Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club: Various Committees: Homeroom Sports. I ,1 av' --.. ' - 57 , Ct FW -4 s if , . - Lf sleepy iuniors - all these meant Our Miss Brooks, starring Bea Ann Richie, which we presented April 9 and I0 after much hard work on the part ot not only the cast but also all committees. Staged around the newly elected MARGARET GEE DAVID GENAWAY DAVID GOLDEN Marg Dave Beals Perley Coburn Homemahng Perley Coburn Academic St. Marys Academic GAA Ushers Club Play and Honor Society. Football: Baseball: Student Dance Committees Council: Various Committees: Letterman's Club. MARCIA GOODENOUGH Hoplrins Street Academic Freshman Council: Cheerleader's Club: Junior Play: Usher's Club: Spanish Club: Choir 2, 3: Class Assemblies: Various Committees. ROMALEE GOODRICH Baldwin No. 7 Homemalling Usher's Club: Various Dance Committees. BARTON GRAHAM Bart Knightstown High School, Indiana Academic Junior and Senior Play: Junior Prom King Attendant: Senior Council: El-So-Hi Literary Stott: German Club: Various Dance Committees: Homeroom Basket- ball. CARRIE GREEN Edgeworth Homemaking Usher's Club: Choir: Glee Club: Various Committees. SHARON HAM Hoplrins Street Commercial Glee Club l, 2. 3. 4: Usher's Club: Freshman Assembly: Vari- ous Assemblies and Committees. cuss or 1955 Junior Prom King and Queen, Ed Michaels and Joyce Ottavinia, our class assembly was presented. That night from the Mark Twain Hotel came the strains ot Dick Hamlin's Orchestra as he played for the Palace Promenade , our RONALD HENLEY Ronnie Hoplrins Street Vocational Various Dance Committees. ALICE HENRY Parlay Coburn Academic Freshman and Sophomore Coun- cil5 Junior Assemblyg Cheer- leaders Club: Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club Treasureu Various Dance Committees. CARL HESSELBACH Wellsburg Union Academic Honor Society: Footlighters 3, 45 Vice-President of Senior Class: Advertising Manager of El-So-Hi: Junior and Senior Council: Marlc Twain Festival: Co-Chairman ot Junior Day: S racuse Universit Citizenshi Y 1 Y .P Award: Various Class Commit- tees, Various Assemblies. 4 x ll 1 I -f 2. ALICE l'llLL Sally Wellsburg Union Commercial Usher's Club. BUDDY DUANE HENRY Bud Hoplrins Street Academic Choir l, 25 Class Assemblies l, 25 Homeroom Basketball: Senior Play Committee5 Trathc Squad 3, 45 Various Committees. GEORGE HOLLY Hoplrins Street Vocational Homeroom BasketbaIl5 Various Committees. DARRELL HOOBLER Parlay Coburn Academic Homeroom Basketball: Student Councilg Various Committees. we fu-5.5, Il l xjplg l xia -AA-, BARBARA HERRIMAN Barb ParleyCoburn Homemahing Senior Prom Committee5 Various Dance Committees. Junior Prom. Again under the able leadership of Daphne Dean we entered those huge, familiar green doors to begin our last fall, winter, and spring season in Southside. Portrayal of a quiet chapel, a beautiful bride - Daphne 69 PHYLLIS HOUSER Parley Coburn Commercial Cheerleaders Club: Usher's Club: Class Assemblies l, 2, 3: Junior Play Committee. AMELIA HRASDZIRA ..Amy.. District No. 2 Academic Junior Play: Junior Assembly: Cheerleadefs Club l: Home- room Basketball and Volleyball: Usher's Club: Senior Play Com- mittee: Various Dance Commit- tees. PHYLLIS HUGHES Phyl Parley Coburn Academic Usher's Club: Senior Play Corn- mittee: Junior Play Business Manager: Youth County: Secre- tary of Honor Society: Typing Editor on Eclsonian: Various MARJORIE HULSER llsettyl' Parley Coburn Academic Class Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleaders Club 3: Vice- President ot Spanish Club: Usher's Club: El-So-Hi Literary Statt: Various Committees. Committees. SENIORS JEANNINE MARY HUNT St. Mary's Saugertis, New York Homemaking Usher's Club: GAA 2, 3: Twirler: Junior and Senior As- sembly: Bowling Team 2: Vari- ous Committees. JACQUELINE INSCHO Jackie Hopkins Street Academic Edsonian Literary Statt: El-So-l-li Exchange Editor: Cheerleaderls Club l, 2, 3: Usherls Club: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Junior Prom Committee: Spanish Club: Class Assemblies l, 2, 3: Various Dance Commit- tees. ROBERT HYLAND Bob St. Mary's Academic Letterman's Club 3, 4: Varsity Track l, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore ancl Senior Council: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Home- room Basketball: Various Dance Committees. LAVERNE JENKINS South Junior High, Watertown Vocational Baseball: Basketball: Red Cross: Various Class Committees. 5. FZ G' -tu? Lg ff ,F , ii, my . sw: .,- aa- ' 'Wd A Z It tg Alulrlirrfllwlw Dean, a nervous groom - Carl Hesselbach, and an enchanting congregation won tor our class a tirst prize tor the best float in the Mark Twain Festival Parade. Another prize was won for the original costumes. Mark Twain's BARBARA JERZAK Barb Baldwin No. 4 Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ushers Club: GAA. l. GAYLORD G. JOHNSON Junlcer Parley Coburn Academic Traclr 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 45 Junior Assembly: Student Coun- cil l: Senior Council: Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4: Various Dance Committees. JOLENE JORDAN Jo-Jo Parley Coburn Commercial Girls' Glee Club: Choirg Class Assemblies: Spring Hope Show: Various Dance Committees: Hu- mane Club: Usher's Club: Senior Play. OF 1955 MARY ELLEN KEENAN .. EI.. St. Mary's Academic Usher's Club: Junior and Senior Play Committeesp Class Assem- blies 'l, 2, 3, 4: J. V. Cheer- leader l, 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Various Dance Committees. SANDRA KELTS Sandy Parlay Coburn Academic Usher's Club: Senior Play Com- mittee: Various Dance Commit- tees. WAYNE KEISTER Penne Ave. Vocational Trattic Squad. BARBARA KETCHEM Barbl' Penne Ave. Academic Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Senior Council: Usher's Club: Various Dance Committees. 1, 4- -F? 5 Z PAUL KAPP 404 Parlay Coburn Academic Class Assemblies l, 2. 3, 4: Youth County: Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Humane Club lTreasurer 2, 3: President 4l: Treasurer ot French Club: Junior Play: Senior Playg Footlightefs Club: Senior Carnival: Various Dance Com- mittees. tamily, relatives, and friends were present at the marriage. The class appreciated Miss St. John's tireless assistance. On September IO, we presented the traditional Baci: To School Dance . Yes, we were tinally seniors unbelreve- BARBARA KETTELL Barb Parley Coburn Academic Usher's Club: Junior Plav Com- mittee: Various Dance Commit- tees. CLAIRE KILCOYNE 'lBooChie St. Mary's Academic Usher's Clubg Treasurer of Stu- dent Council 4: Edsonian Busi- ness Statt: El-So-Hi Literary Statl: Cheerleadefs Club l, 2. 3: J. V, Cheerleader 3: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Various Committees: Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA RAE KNOX Bertie Parlev Coburn Commercial Southside - GAA 1: Hammonds- port Central Sfhool -- llsher's Club- Dramatirs Club 37 Future Homemalrers ot America 3. JOAN KOLESAR JAMES KEITH KISSELL Parley Coburn Academic Senior Council: Treasurer ot Senior Class: El-So-Hi Business Statt: Traci: l, 2: Homeroom Basketball I, 2: Various Class Committees. JULIA KNAPP Julie Farley Coburn Academic Editor ot Edsonian: Secretary of Junior Class: Student Director ot Junior Play: El-So-Hi Busi- ness Statt 3. 4: Spanish Club: Usher's Club: Youth County: Cheerleaders' Club 2 lPresident 31: Honor Society: Student Council 1, 2, 3, lSecretary 41: Syracuse University Citizenship Award: Student Advisor ot Red Cross: Co-Chairman of Yearboolr Dance: Various Committees: D. A. R. Award. CONRAD MICHAEL KRAUS Connie Penne Ave. Academic Student Council President: Ger- man Club 3: Senior Play: Junior Assembly: Junior Council: Junior Play Committee: Various Class LAWRENCE LA VELLE Larry St. Mary's Academic Vice President of Sophomore Class: King ot Sophomore Dance: Boy's State: Letterman's Club President: Senior Council: Jo I Committees, Senior Play Business Statt: El- EdQ8W0ftl'l H0m9YT16kIf19 So-Hi Business Staff: J. V. Foot' Ushers Club- ball l, 2: Varsity Football 3: J. V. Baslretball li Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4 Captain: Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Captain. 1-gg - :L . f N, gf Q Q able as it seemed to all ot us. Yes, we were really the Seniors ot old Southside High. On October 22 blacl: cats invaded Southside. Blaclt and orange streamers helped to set the Halloween atmosphere at the Black Cat Bounce . ELEANOR LEE George Washington Hornemaking Usher's Club: Various Commit- tees. MARY LEWIS Parley Coburn Academic Usher's Club: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Team 2, 3, 4 lPresident 31: Intramural Sports: Home- room Sports: Junior and Senior Committees: Various Committees. SONDRA LOVELL Sonnie Farley Coburn Commercial EI-So-Hi Representative, GAA: Cheerleaclefs Club: Literary Staff: Homeroom Sports: Various Committees. THOMAS LYNCH Tom St. Mary's Vocational El-So-Hi Representative 2: Vari- ous Class Committees. RUTH LEWIS Ruthie Parley Coburn Academic GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 21: Bowling Team 2, 3, 4 lTreas- urer 31: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Humane Club 2: Usher's Club: Various Commit- tees. NADINE LYND Dynamite Parley Coburn Academic Usher's Club: Various Dance Committees: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Edsonian Art Editor. NANCY LYON Parley Coburn Humane Club 1: Usher's Club: Library Staff. SHIRLEY LORD Parley Coburn Academic Choir 1, 2, 3: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Play Commit- tee: Spanish Club: Edsonian Literary Staff: Usheris Club: Senior Play: Various Dance Com- mittees. i 'wavy a -W-so A: s--, , llww- I '4 '-f .,..6.., ii,-, W X A s,1,nl.g It seemed impossible that on November I9 and 20 we presented our Senior Play. A di'FFicult play - The Curious JACK MATTISON Farley Coburn Commercial Class Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Play Commit- tees: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Humane Club l, 2, 3, 4: Various Dance Committees. I ANN MAZZARACO St. Mery's Commercial Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Various Committees. MARY LOU McDERMOTT Farley Coburn Commercial Spanish Club: Humane Club: Junior and Senior Play Commit- tees: Usher's Club: Various Dance Committees. SENIORS JON MERIWETHER Hoplrins St. Academic Band l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra i. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2. 3: Class Assemblies i, 2, 3, 4: Spring Hope Show l. 2. 3: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Edsonian Literary Staff: El-So-Hi Business Statt: Mari: Twain Festival: New Yorlr State Music Festival l, 2, 3: All- State Band 4: Various Commit- tees. EDWARD MICHAELS Eddie St. Mary's Academic Boys' State: Junior Vice-Presi- dent: Treasurer ot Letterman's Club: King ot Junior Prom: J. V. Basketball l, 2, 3 lCaptainl: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Base- ball 2. 3. 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 lCaptainl: J. V. Football l: Syracuse University Citizen- ship Award: Member ot Na- tional All-American Seventh Team: Member ot All-Southern Tier tor two years: Member ot All-Central N. Y. State Third CARLOS MEJIA Edqeworth Vocational J. V. Football: Homeroom Bas- ketball: Various Committees. JAMES MICHAELS Jim Hoplrins Street Technical Electricity Various Committees: Christmas Decorations Committee. PHILLIP McELHANEY Phil Jerusalem Hill No. 2 Academic Traffic Squad l. 2, 3, lPresident 4l: Various Class Committees. Team 3, First Team 4. Eb , gr., 1' C- - T 5: ' if--X if lo ,ln Jlliwifliiiiii- Savage - starring Mildred Athey and Emily Romat, was turned into a highly creditable performance. All who BEATRICE MILLS Beatty Hopkins Street Commercial Glee Club: Choir: Ushers' Club: El-So-Hi Literary Staff: Youth County: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Honor Society: Ede sonian Typing Staff: Humane Club: Class Assemblies: Various Committees. JOHN MORRISON MINORS PETER MORITZ ALICE MORRELL West End School Pete Pudqe Somerset, Bermuda Rosseclrgymnasiam, Germany Southport No. 9 Commercial Cricket: Swimming. Ushers' Club: Senior Play Com- OF 1955 BRUCE MORRIS Wellsburg Union Commercial MARDENA MOSS Tino Hopkins Street Commercial Class Assemblies l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2: Choir 3: Youth County: Senior Play Manager: Usher's Club: Malte-up Com' DONALD MORRIS Don Elmira Heights Academic Distribution Manager of El-Sa- Hi: Track: Various Committees. GERTRUDE MOYA Gert Parlay Coburn Academic Usher's Club: Malce-up Com- mittee tor Plays: Various Class Committees. tees. ,f , -1 -t- I - 5? C - CC re 1 -I - -ggi., Y , Ll mittees: Class Assemblies 2. 4, Various Assemblies and Commit tees. worlred so hard to malze the play a success had a feeling of pride when the curtain tell after the last performance. LOIS MOYER Parley Coburn Homemaking Usher's Club: Homeroom Volley- ball 2: Various Class Committees. LINDA MULLIGAN Lin Hopkins Street Academic Glee Club l, 2: Choir 2, 3: Qualitorres 2, 3: New York State Sectional Music Festival 3, 4: Ushers' Club: Spring Hope Show: El-So-Hi Literary Staff 2, 3: Youth County: Christmas As- sembly l, 2, 3: Class Assem- blies l, 2, 3, 4: Various Com- mittees. JANET MYERS Jan Wellsburg Union Commercial Qualitones: Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 47 Class Assemblies 2. 3, 4: Cheerleaders Club 4: Ushers' Club: Various Committees. MARY NEMETH St. Mary's Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4: Usher's Club: Various Class Committees. CLASS Because of the success we had with the float earlier PAUL MURPHY Parlay Coburn Academic Student Manager of School Bookstore: Youth County: Vari- ous Class Committees. CHARLES MYERS Chuck Parley Coburn Academic Chorus: Qualitonesg Orchestra: Band: Footliqhtefs Club: Junior Play: Vice-President of Fresh- man Class '56: Various Assem- blies: Various Dance Committees. MARY NOONAN Nooney St. Mary's Academic Associate Editor of El-So-l-li: President of Spanish Club: J. V. Cheerleader 3: Student Council lg Sophomore and Jun- ior Council: Cheerleaders Club l, 2, 3: Ushers' Club: French Club 4: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Class Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: Various Class Committees. OF 1955 in the year, we were asked by 76 ROGER OHSTROM Reg Penna Ave. Academic Varsity Football Manager l, 2. 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Letterman's Club: Homeroom Basketball and Volleyball: Vari- ous Dance Committees. 4-gg N-'J' l YJ 2 it the Southside Businessmen's JOYCE OTTAVINIA HJC.. Hopkins Street Commercial Junior Prom Queen: Assistant Business Manager ot Edsoniang Vice-President ot Ushers' Club: Secretary ot Red Cross: Student Council 2: Spring Hope Show Committee 2: Youth County: Cheerleaders' Club 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Class As- semblies: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Various Dance Committees. DAVID PADGETT Dave Parley Coburn Vocational J. V. Football: Varsity Football: Varsity Traclr: J. V. Baslretball: Varsity Baslretball: Letterman's Club. BEATRICE RANDOLPH Bea Ann Edgeworth Academic Cheerleaders Club l, 2, 3: J. V. Cheerleader 3: G.A.A. l: Humane Club l, 2: Choir l, 2. 3: Class Assemblies l, 2, 3: Footlightefs Club 2, 3: El-So-Hi Representative 25 Spring Hope Show 2, 3: Junior Play: Junior Prom Queen Attendant: French Club: Honor Society: Various Dance Committees. I1 A e,1,sl.iL KAY REAZOR Parley Coburn Academic Various Dance Committees: Mark Twain Festival: Class As- semblies l, 2: Co-Chairman ot Junior Day and Prom: Humane Club l, 2, 3, 4 lPresident 2, 3l: Junior Play: Senior Play: Choir 2: Cheerleaders Club 2. 3: French Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 45 Junior and Senior Play Committees: Ushers' Club: Youth County: Honor Society: El-So-Hi Prootreader: Edsonian Literary Statt: Various Class Committees: Sophomore and Junior Council. EDWARD PAUTZ ..Ed.. Penna Avenue Vocational Trattic Squad: Various Commit- tees. RICHARD RICKS Dick Coldbrool: Commercial Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Various Dance Com- mittees. HURLEY ROBBINS Farley Coburn Academic Band l. 2, 3. 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4: Youth County: Junior Council: Spring Hope Show: President ot German Club 4: Honor Society: Various Commit- tees. A I a.- v , - Y , -, W -' - -.-v-A - ' 5 f- f'A I I gs--N-S, 'W .,..d., ru- W J JANET PAUTZ Pautzie Penna Avenue Academic Freshman Assembly: Culee Club I: Freshman Council: Humane Club l: Student Council 3: Ushers' Club: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Various Dance Committees: Cheerleaders Club. Association to decorate the exterior of the school. Each homeroom competed in decorating the interior. Everyone CHARLES ROHR Chuck St. Mary's Vocational Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Stage Crew: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Junior and Senior Council: Footliqhtefs Club: Various Class Assemblies: Spring Hope Show Committees. VIRGINIA ROHRER Ginny Parley Coburn Academic Editor-in-Chief of El-So-Hi: El- So-I-li Literary Staff 3: Humane Club Ig Footlightefs Club 3, 4: Honor Society: Usher's Club: Cheerleadefs Club 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club: Class Assemblies I, 2, 3: Spring Hope Show, Junior and Senior Play Committees: Spanish Club: Youth County: Various Assemblies and Committees. EMILY ROMAT ..Em.. Haverling High Academic G.A.A. I: Humane Club I: Secretary ot Spanish Club: Cheerleader's Club 2, 3 lPresi- dent 4l: Edsonian Business Stott: Junior Play: Senior Play: Choir 2, 3, 4: Co-Chairman of a Junior and Senior Dance: Foot- lightefs Club: Class Assemblies I, 3: Usher's Club: Library Stati 2 3: Various Assemblies and Committees. SENIORS DORENE ROSSI Inch George Washington Commercial Glee Club I: Student Council 4: Various Dance Committees: Class Assemblies 2, 3: Junior Play: J. V. Cheerleader 3: Var- sity Cheerleader 4: El-So-Hi Business Staff: Usher's Club: Edsonian Business Statl: Cheer- leader's Club I, 2, 3, 4: Foot- liqhter's Club 3, 4. BONNIE RUSIN Bonnet Parlay Coburn Academic Class Assemblies 2, 3: Cheer- leaderls Club I, 2, 3, 4: J. V. Cheerleader 4: Humane Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: French Club Vice-President 4: El-So-Hi Literary Stott: Edsonian Literary Statf: El-So-Hi News Editor 4: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Class and Dance Com- mittees: Honor Society. CAROL RUBIN Parley Coburn Academic El-So-Hi Literary Staff: Student Council: Cheerleaders Club: Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Junior Red Cross: Usher's Club: Spanish Clubg Various Class Committees. CAROL RUSSELL Waverly High Commercial Choir I, 2, 4: C-ilee Club 3: Qualitones 4: Home Ec. Club I. 2: G.A.A. 3, 4 lTreasurer 4l: Homeroom Baslcetball 3, 4: Bowling Club: Usherls Club: Junior Assembly: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Vari- ous Committees. G. 5 'fi 4 -',' ' it le ,IAM ,flli,iv:,!liMi:.- PERRY ROOT Parley Coburn Academic Band I, 2, 3, 4: Various Assem- blies and Committees. ,,,1.1i.- agreed that the school had never Ioolred so nice. The fairy godmother moves the hands of the grandfather cloclr to JOH N RYAN St. Mary's Vocational THERESA ANN SAGINARIO Theres St. Mary's Academic President ot Usl'ier's Club: Honor Society: Spanish Club: El-So-Hi Business Statt: Treas- urer ol Cheerleaders Club 3: Sophomore Council: Class As- semblies i, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club l: Various Assemblies: Various Dance Committees. RONALD SCHAEF Ronnie Penna Ave. Commercial Homeroom Basketball: Various Committees. OF 1955 BARBARA SCHNAUTZ Barb Parley Coburn Commercial Humane Club 2: Senior Play Committees: Usher's Club: Vari- ous Dance Committees. RITA SKELLEY Pet St. Mary's Academic Freshman Council: Class Assem- blies I, 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader's Club 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Usher's Club: Girls' Glee Club l. 2. 3, 4 lPresident 4l: Various Dance Committees. 1 , 1. i. , 1 L..f ' BARBARA SEGUR Barbe Farley Coburn Academic French Club 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 2: President 3: Historian 4l: El-So-Hi Literary Stott: Student Council 3: Junior Play Commit- tee: Honor Society: Usher's Club: Various Assemblies and Dance Committees. HAROLD SMITH Hal Penna Ave. Academic Letterman's Club l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: J. V. Foot- ball 2: Varsity Football 3: Vice- President of Student Council: El-So-Hi Business Manager: Ed- sonian Sports Editor: Junior and Senior Play: Boy's State: Youth County: Various Class Commit- tees. A -L- . t :Q JOHN SCHEITHAUER Red Van Etten High Academic J. V. Football 3: Varsity Foot- ball 4: Varsity Wrestling 4: Track 3, 4: Homeroom Baslcet- ball 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Various Dance Com- mittees. twelve - The Enchanting Hour . At the strolre of midnight Prince Charming, tries the glass slipper on Cinderella JOAN SMITH Farley Coburn Homemalring Cheerleader's Club: Ushers Club: Various Committees. JOY SMITH Parlay Coburn Commercial Cheerleaders Club l, 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 4l: Junior and Senior Play'Committees: Junior Council: Usher's Club: El-So-I-li Representative 2, 4: Various Committees. BARBARA STARR Barb Farley Coburn Homemaking G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 4l: Twirler 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club: Junior Assembly: Cheerleader's Club: Various Committees. WILLIAM E. STEFFY JR. ROBERT SOPHIA Bob St. AntI1ony's Academic Various Committees: Homeroom Basketball 2, 3. GAIL STEINER Parley Coburn Commercial Footlightefs Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleaders Club 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club: Class Assemblies I, 25 Student Council 2: Hu- LYSBETH SPRINGER Beth Hoplrins Street Academic Freshman and Sophomore Coun- cilg Usher's Club: Edsonian Business Statt: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Glee Club Ir 2, 3, 4: Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Youth County: El-So-Hi Representative 3: Cheerleader's Club Ig Various Dance Com- mittees. JEAN STEVENS Jeannie Parlay Coburn Homemating GAA. 2. 3: Glee Club lg Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 3. Bill mane Club l: Various Commit- Parley Coburn Academic tees- , .tx-L I , 'i CLASS OF 1955 'af1'5' l -LL! and her ladies in waiting. Sott colors and figures trom tairy tales helped to create the mood tor our last intormal dance CRAIG STOWELL E. MARCIA SWANSON RICHARD STEWART Hoplrins Street Academic Parley Coburn Commercial Dick Band I, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra I: Humane Club I, 2, 3, 45 Usher's Wellsburg Union Vocational Freshman Councilg Various Com- Clubg G.A.A.7 Various Commit- J. V. Footballg Varsity Footballg mittees. tees. Track: Letterman's Club. Various Committees. FRANCES SYMONS Frannie Farley Coburn Academic Humane Club I, 25 Cheer- Ieader's Club 3: Ushefs Club: Junior Play Committeeg Various Committees. JOHN TAFT Penne. Ave. Academic Football I, 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Baslretballg Letterman's Club: Student Councilp Various Dance Committees. i sjslg VIVIAN TARBELI. Bootie Farley Coburn Academic President ot National Honor So- ciety: Secretary of UsI'rer's Clubi Edsonian Literary Editor: EI-So- Hi Business Stattg Cheerleadefs Club 3: Student Council 2: Chorus I. 21 Qualitones 3: Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees: Youth County: Spanish Club: Class Assemblies I, 2, 3. 4g Chairman of Senior Class Floatg Various Class Committees. MARILYN TERWILLIGER Hoplrins Street Commercial Senior Play Committeep Usher's Club, Various Dance Committees. JOYCE TRYON Hopkins Street Commercial Glee Club I: Usher's Club. I I A r 'Q 'av' ,S w,,-- ,,-, - - -e - 1 'W .,JL, IM- W' February 25 from 9:30 to I2:30. Our Senior Carnival, March I7, was different from past years. We realized that GAIL TUTTLE Penna. Ave. Commercial Choir l, 2: Student Council li GAA.: Usher's Club: Senior Play Committee: Various Class Committees. JAMES VANDEGRIFT Jim Baldwin No. 4 Vocational Traffic Squad 2. 3, 4. JOYCE VAN DEVENTER Wellsburg Union Commercial Humane Club: Cheerleaders Club: Usher's Club: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Senior Councilg Various Committees. SENIDRS FRANCIS VON HENDY Frank St. Mary's Academic Various Committees. SHARON VUNK Parlay Coburn Homemalring Cheerleadefs Club: Humane Club: Co-Chairman of Sopho- more Danceg Usher's Club: Treasurer of GAA.: Various Committees. DONALD VON STRANDER Don Hendy Ave. Commercial Various Committees. JOAN WAGNER Jeannie Southport No. 11 Academic Spanish Club: Usher's Club: Class Assemblies 3, 4: Various Class Committees. I NORMA VAUGHN Penna. Ave. Academic Student Council: Senior Play Committee: Various Dance Com- mittees: Usher's Club: Glee Club 1, 2: Senior Council. Q ik K2 Q- A it .9 AW ,4lMWU!lLM4w our high school career was nearly over as we danced to the strains ot Dick Hamlin's Orchestra at our Senior NANCY WAGNER Southport No. 9 Commercial Choir l. 2: Qualitones 3: Girls' Glee Club 4: Red Cross lg Junior Assembly: Usher's Club: Various Committees: Senior Play Committee. . LAWRENCE WARD Larry Edgeworth Vocational Homeroom Basketball 2: Youth County: Student Council 3, 4: Senior Councilg Various Class Committees. RONALD WEEKS Ronnie Parley Coburn Vocational Freshman Assembly: Junior Council: Junior and Senior Play Committees: Stage Crew 45 Choir l, 2, 4: Various Commit- tees. OF 1955 RICHARD WESTERVELT Dick Southport No. 9 Vocational Various Committees. BETTY WHITMIRE Bett Westfield High Academic County Chorus: Basketball: Vol- leyball: Sophomore and Junior Plays: Senior Chorus: At South- side - Homeroom Sports: Usher's Club: Bowling. VlRGlNlA WHEELER Ginny Penna. Ave. Commercial El-So-Hi Representative l, 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Usher's Club: Various Assemblies and Committees. GEORGE WILDRICK Hooter Penna. Ave. Academic Spring Hope Show: Various Committees: Homeroom Sports: Wrestling: Student Council 4: Senior Play Committee. 1' 1 -W-A -- -Q? ., CL Prom, May 2I. The tollowing Friday we presented our Senior assembly-a futurama. At Commencement June 28 we ended our twelve seasons at Southside and started out in the big, cold world. ELIZABETH WELLS Betty Parley Coburn Commercial Choir: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Usher's Club: Junior Assembly: Various Committees. 3' if CAROLYN WILSON Willie'l Parley Coburn Academic El-So-l-li Literary Stattp Edsonian Business Staltg Student Council l, Footligliterls Club 3, 4 lSecretary 415 French Club 45 Junior Playg El-So-l-li Repre- sentative 3: Class Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4: Cl'ieerleader's Club l. 25 Usber's Clubg Various Com- mittees. JOAN WILSON Willie Coldbroolr Commercial Uslnerls Clubp Junior and Senior Play Cornrnitteesg Class Assem- blies 3, 4: Glee Club l, 31 Clioir 4: Various Dance Commit- tees: Clieerleaclefs Club 3, 4. nfl Big shots. S ,,,,, , i ALICE LUCILE WOODARD BEVERLY YORKE Lucy Bev George Washington Parlay Coburn Academic Homemaking Clieerleadefs Club lg G.A.A Baslcetballg Baseballg Dancing. lp Various Dance Committees Waiting in line. We'II always remember him. 84 Usl'1er's Club: Humane Club 2 Bowling. Chiefs Snaps MOST POPULAR Conrad Kraus Daphne Dean WC ,T MOST HANDSOME OR BEAUTIFUL Joe Clarlr Gail Sfeiner BEST DRESSED Keith Kissel Theresa Saginario MOST INTELLIGENT l MOST ATHLETIC Hurley Robbins Diane Friclrel Edward Michaels Lucy Ann Comfort Bests BEST ACTOR OR ACTRESS Paul Kapp Emily Romaf MOST WITTY OR HUMOROUS Barton Graham Margaret Coveney MOST ENERGETIC Carl Hesselbach Carolyn Wilson BEST ALL-ROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lawrence LaVelle Delores Agan David Costello Julie Knapp 85 Last wi mind and memory, do make and publish Ihis, our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. -- We, Ihe class of I955, of Soufhside High School, being of supposed sound WE BEQUEATH TO THE FACULTY: I. Our forgiveness. 2. A deeper undersianding of human naiure, especially s'IudenI' human naiure. d 3. The privilege of boasiing abouI' Iasi year's class. 4. Our hearifelf Ihanks for your paiieni and unmeasurable guidance. T t t WE BEQUEATH AS INDIVIDUALS: , 4. I, Dee Agan, bequeaih Io nexf year's cheer- P q leading capiain, my glass of V-8 juice for vim and . ' .' ' . vigor. 'or Pregdenl' my leadersmp' 5. I, Conrad Kraus, bequeafh Io Ihe nexf Slu- deni' Council presideni, my new Consiifuiion of 'Ihe organizaiion. I I Da hne Dean be ueaih +o Ihe nex+ Sen- 2. I, Julie Knapp, 'bequeaih Io Ihe nex+ ediior I of Ihe Edsonian, my box of paper clips. 3. I, Virginia Rohrer, bequealh 'Io Ihe nex+ - - El-Son'-H editor' my home of aspirin. my gedlgfefh Springer. bequeafh 'Io Nancy Lome. -V 7. I, Vivian Tarbell, bequeaih Io Judy Reese, my height 8. I, Nancy Davis, bequeaih Io Consiance Reed, my abiliiy +o sing. ! X I 1 L 9. I, Harold Smiih, bequeaih Io Skip Bemeni, my liHIe black address book. 'Q i BIIO. -I, Paul Kapp, bequeafh +o Marfin Cole, my A a i ify Io aci. fy' 'X II. I, Carolyn Wilson, bequeaih Io Skip Pal- 'T y l mefer, niy sense of hulrnor. I2. , Diane Fric el, bequeaih Io anyone who N? 4 has room for Ihem, my brains. I3. I, Edward Michaels, bequeafh 'Io Jay Rofh, 1 my afhleiic abilify. W, -e. I, , 5 . . QIMJIZ5 I4. I, Jackie Inscho, bequeaih +o 'Ihe nex+ resideni of 209, m N '3-Q13 gg' mallol' P Y ' I5. I, Lawrence LaVeIle, bequeaih Io Gerry S'I'rong, my crew cui. ,,- -r.. -if Ib. I, Edward Fleming, bequeafh Io Tim Cro'H'y, my partial plafe. In wiiness of 'Ihe class of one fhousand nine-hundred 'Fifiy-Iive, w we aifach our signaiure Io our Iasl' will and Iesfameni on 'Ihis 'Ihe I'wen'Iy-sevenih day of May. THE CLASS OF I955 on P Q safe? 0 O Q Q 0 9 1 o 0 N i Q Q 9. 86 FACULTY PLAY 25 YEARS AGO THE ENCHANTED HOUR '54 and '55 HOLIDAY CHEER ,A , MARK TWAIN ' , FESTIVAL 5, , ROYALTY IN '54 ROYALTY IN '55 gg 5 A OUR GIFT AT CHRISTMAS HELPERS BACKSTAGE 87 5 I Sm' Thy Honor We Proclaim -KM- Y F I 'x w 77X ,K 4 Alma Mater Oh, Alma Maier, fair and bright Thy honor we acclaim? We rally round 'rhe Green and Whi+e To laud lhy noble name, ln fhee we sfudenls shall renew Our lailh of days gone by, Across fhe years we'lI live anew Thy spirif. Soufhside l-ligh. Across lhe years we'll live anew Thy spirif, Soulhside High. Oh, dear Soulhside. lhy loving ways And charms will ever be. Those memories of golden days, Those friends and hearls so free, In +hee we pledge our honor due And parfing, sound fhy cheers: Our +hough+s of you, so slaunch, so lrue, Will live 'rhrough all +he years. Our +hough+s of you. so sfaunch, so frue, Will live lhrough all 'lhe years. vi ',G- 1 on 'fi 4. t sa, S s in-View T M 89 C 0 0 Assembly Activities 90 Two A.M. Sleeping Bea uty .F Class of '55 Drink, Drinlz ll Slugger Our President bf sf-Q' Goin' our way? 'C . z Our Editor Elegy fi' W rv-eww N Double Trouble llxl fa. A r - A-5' '-ffag Siick 'em up V S Miss Souihside of '55 Cherubs P 91 xx XX D. B. Tufrle Meal' Marker Elias Food Marlcel Diamond Cleaners Soufhside 5 8: IO Panosian's Wes'rervel+'s Painl' Slore Turclcs' Max Brinlhaupl D. C. Owen 8: Son lnc. Williams Florisl Gosper Kelly Paul's Reslauranl L. T. McNaughf Pioneer Resfauranl Mallory's Sporl' Shop J. P. 8: M. Sullivan Carey's Lealher, Luggage 8: Giffs Alperls Deisler 81 Buller Bower Dairy Kappa Epsilon Sororily Army 8: Navy Slore Winniclc's Food Town Dixie Barbecue 81 Bowling Alleys Karam's Food Marlcel Commercial Press Della Alpha Dooher's Drug Slore W. Befsy Grocery Slore Apex Cleaners Thompson's Gun Shop Werclenberg's Whi+e's Cul Rafe Eclipse Machine Division Bendix Corp. Shreibman's Cornish Aulo Sales Elmira Coca-Cola Bollling Worlcs Buddies McCarlhy Funeral Home Hagerman Funeral Home Sunshine Snack Cenfer Eddie's Allanlic Gas Sfalion McCabe's Variery Srore Job's and Dralce Weslinghouse Eleclric Corp. Elmira Aulomobile Merchanls' Associalion Elm Chevrolel' Carroll Molor Co. Albee Molors Clule Molor Co., lnc. McKinnon-French Olds. Luclcenbill Molor Co. Superior Buiclc Van Brunl Moiors Mrs. Florence Davis Clionian Fralernily Johnny's Wayside Grocery Slaleline Service Slalion Shepherd's Food Marlcel' Rahalls' Grocery Sfore Tom McCann's Shoe Sfore Coles Lunch 92 QW' Pal's Sporling Goods Mac Greevey's Milady's Dress Shop Duane's Allanlic S+a+ion l-lanrahan's T. V. and Appliance Good's Grocery O'l-lare's Meal Marker Fishers Service Sralion CorbeH's Sunoco Dunn's Red 81 While Vic's Diner Whipple's Lumber Kamas Disf. l-lomeroom ZI3 Seven-Up BoHling Co. Julia B. Murphy Apparel Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles D. Slempfle Pi++'s Goody Shop New Cenlral Markels Bern Furnilure l-lomeroom 2l8 Mayfair Diner Mr. 8: Mrs. Al Dieflenbach Branch No. 2I Narional Associalion of LeHer Carriers xx XXX 1 NW H' QQ '-'nw S MA Ilfvs X . s. m IQ I . TA 'Lg .qv-A . V,,1 . r . -A Q . '-. .1-. p . - -V x UT . V 'TF -,'-ivi '- I,-'Z3. Livq V, V.. 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