Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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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

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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.

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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