Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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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

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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.

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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.