Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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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.

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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.

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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.