Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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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

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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

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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.