Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

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X' l fi' NV dbg if C 1 X 1 W it W lj i lvl Y ,RJ X bbq T i a lcfixri gait and bright Thy lion QW iildiiclaimg We rally 'ronfiil the Green and White To laud thy noble name, In thee we students shall renew Our faith of days gone by, Across the years we'll live anew Thy spirit Southside High. Across the years we'll live anew Thy spirit Southside High. O, dear Southside, thy loving ways And charms will ever be, Those memories of golden days, Those friends and hearts so free. To thee we pledge thy honor due, And parting sound thy cheers, Our thoughts of you, so staunch, so true, Will live through all the years. Our thoughts of you, so staunch, so true, Will live through all the years. , , Lack? J' Gully ELC! 55, OQCKMJ I N U' X L. WK, X ,W 5? ,t ,r t TCC 'W i5f?'u' 0 V B L X' ' N Q S T I 9 x05- , ' X D Q05 5' o wtigrfr is Q75? Q03 S T, XX gggipilt' Sv Kgx O 0 Xiiigs' ,SJW T. 0 X Qi - 53 6V Ig! 2 fx 0 Q3 Ying? latin! 9vQM,fru,C,, ii Q, QZJL qw 6 .4 . .az l G fl J ' ' - CLMQQ - , QBVH 6 Q AAL E? 511 TOXOUR FOREFHTHERS :fee Qffifg If X We dedicate the 1958 Edsonian to those who, from the first bite of CS? X 3-P steel into virgin timber, have endeavored to pass on to us, their de- QQZQQ Bt p U so scendents, a better community than was transmitted to them. It is the ,GQ i - purpose of this yearbook to remind us4l9st we f tfof our ancestor's M dedication to ease our lives from h rds A s e the 1958 Edsonian wish to relay their spirit. We o A ' t e n of our forefathers' glory, but rather walk in t d is Q ir ievements. .I fgyllfl A N II' gig? . Ilfofwf W 26466, IW AXA ' I I AN I, XQQNXJW for 65? .NJ x N UQ? XQJGP -61 l X' , 5.5! NIV' X dp 4 67 q 9 of :J ' fl' T XV gy V I5 i Qb - 5? - I779 XV ' , IN MEMORIAM 9 .yghqf MAJ. GEN. JCHN SULLIVAN dp. X GEN. JAMES CLINTON AND ,pf TI-IE OFFICERS AND MEN xg' of fhe .A are il 3 4 Q NEW YORK BRIGADE Q5 S' Q-SIX WHO PARTICIPATED IN -' TI-IE SULLIVAN CAMPAIGN Q Q I9z9 U 5 If IF- v g g W, rf !R'N 3,llV,lVN.4s'XIV I I I , xv JU K dj I '. 3 4 I L I- ' PAM . ,I fi.1 ' M, W I ,I MINISTRHTION If X. Q t ' 0 1' iight , We owe great deal to our H -4V' J, ii N 'HA Q4 L. 'fr,7i-7 :iiQ Ig princip l and especially to our I 5 , l eJf,f'41 5 ,, I teacheg 'ho have guided us X DJ I ...NL '.,' 'L my most 1 d sly. x Q . f IM 1 ,, I I I! LI I ' ACTIVITIES Page 11 The activit f the class of 1958 ha b numenlal Q N22 IIS 1 I X I 41:11 iv I Lg X, xx gg I I X I S5335 S511 All our goals have been ach ed by devotion and study. SENIORS W V Page55 CLASSES Page 41 Alma Mater-to all of pure and bright' TABLE OF CONTENTS 3gg,wg,NNln ADMINISTR TIG 1958 OUR PRINCIPAL ARNOLD D. GREENE Southside High School has indeed been fortunate in having Mr. Greene as its prin- cipal. His willingness to listen, his ability to think clearly, and his fairness in de- cisions have won him the respect of students and faculty. In spite of his many duties and responsibilities, Mr. Greene has always taken a personal interest in us as individuals. Also, through his interest in all school activities and the fine ex- amples he has set, Mr. Greene has inspired the students to take greater pride in their school. The Senior Class of 1958 would like to express its gratitude to Mr. Greene for the guidance and assistance he has given our class. MR. MILLER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL We have known Charles Miller for two short years, but in those years we have profited much from this acquaintanship and from the examples he has set for us. If we follow these line examples, we shall surely be successful and a credit to society. Mr. Miller's primary duty is to relieve Mr. Greene of his disciplinary duties. These duties are enacted firmly but wisely. His methods may sometimes seem harsh, but he works for our welfare. We, the class of 1958, would like to thank you, Mr. Miller, for the understanding you have shown us. ENGLISH - Seated: Mary S. Jenkins, Mabel I. Haupt, M.A.g Marion McCarthy, M.A.g Pauline Coop- er, A. B.g Elisabeth Chapman, A.B. Standing: Robert J. Lynough, M.A.g Irene St. John, A.B. Absent: Ellen B. Moxley, M.A., Florence Callahan, M. A. fifff Qi A SCIENCE - Seated: Luella B. Lund, B.S.g Leonard Yusko, B.S.: Ruby M. Lee, B.S. Standing: Kenneth C. Winsor, B.S.g Carroll J. Hayes, A.B., Roland A. Ball, B.S.g Stanley W. Krouse, A.B.g John W. Finlay, M.A. 7 wal L... 1 -J n A SOCIAL STUDIES - Seated: Thomas E. Stenson, B.S.g Myfanwy L. A gl lvl l King, B.S.g Kathleen B. Miller, Phb.g Marion-G, Hoolihan, A.B.. Stand ing: Peter P. Pazahanick, M.A. GUIDANCE - Ina Dutcher, B.S.g George E. Greene, , MATHEMATICS - Sealed: Helen E. - if Bower, A.B.g Kathleen M. Butler, M.A.g C , D. Kenneth Ripley, A.B. Standing: Abra- ham Ferris, B.S.g Winifred D. Lucy, A.B. '57-58 HOME ECONOMICS - Seated: Eliza- beth Finter, M.A.: joan A. Keeley, M.A. Standing: Edith E. Lee, B.S. y' u ffiln COMMERCIAL - Seated: Margaret A. Hapeman, K. Con- nelly, B.S.g Sylvia Rockwell, B.S. Standing: Ruth M. Katherine F. Luce, M.S.g Donna D. Van Allen, B.S.g Harold D. M.A. M.S.g Eleanor A. Robinson, M.S. ' QQ 4 I -:. 1 ,, H' 'X W ,Qs Af .ily Q:5f' 'Lpf M f W .1 MQ , H, Q1 :' x ' + fflw. f 4 ,iff , ' 'L hii?r' , 5 95419 5 'fa 'vt' ' . 1:17 i Y J' 2' ,Q J .212 f bf, --:::u K. fag .1 ri! 2' Av at Q f 4 if mi' ' , r 'J , A , if A ,1 if 'fi YY' i mix 'Q X , X K X W jf' 'R ll'1KCUJL' nkhnrliiw jj 'gdvkxvwvsff' ?YXi,SV1 Wi' Q.Lk'1fU7q . 'K - w , K vig- ccwii Q x C3 'khcom LlXQifLlL 's ' . Siam .QD Xwodfkfl LIBRARIANS -- Jean B. Rodgers, B.S. Absent: Anastasia Rosinski, A.B., B.S., Lib. Sci. DIRECTORS - Sealed: Katherine M. Pollock, M.S.g Roland J. George, B.P.E.g Roscoe C. Tarbell, M.S. Standing: Victor Impeclato, A.B., M.S.E.D.g William F. Dobberstein, Ed.D. S H S NURSE - M. Florence Stapleton, R.N. SECRETARY - Rose Hoffman X 1 I 'l I be 'i U wg ff el -agpu CAFETERIA STAFF - Left to right: Mrs. Edith Craft, Mrs. Dor- othy Foody, Mrs. Evelyn Langstine, Mrs. Bessie Comfort. ACTIVITIES ff? First Row: P. Russell, J, Thorpe, J. Albee, P. Dailey, P. Shaw, J. Cecchini. Second Row: P. Meholczo, J. Wilkinson, G. Maddox, B. Tremaine, D. Newnham, B. Bates, M. Yerg, L. Bohl, M. Edwards, P. Dean. Third Row: E. Slater, J. Nagy, T. Callahan, M. Yerg, C. Coleman, B. Stone, P. Golbitz, P. Murray, G. Kilcoyne, D, Broga, F. Hanwell, N. Cory, M. Murtaugh, G. Hause, J. Lindsay, M. Stamilio, K. Kittle, M. Rohrer, J. Hamlin, B. Spicer, C. Goodwin, P. Hickman, T. Wilcox. 5x95 H160 F 2, T . Q4 r IMI - p4,N'f STUDENT COUNCIL I solemnly and sincerely promise . . . -These words open Southside High School's Student Council Oath. Everyone taking the oath promises to work with and for the Student Council. This year the Student Council was ably led by Dennis Newnham and advised by Mr. Greene and Miss Callahan. The Council has been successful in its campaign against litter-bugs, super- vision of Christmas decorations on homeroom doors, and the sale of school pennants. This success makes it possible for us to transmit this, our school, a greater, better, more beautiful school than was transmitted to us. OFFICERS President ............. ..... D . Newnham Secretary ....... ..... B . Tremaine Vice president ....... ....... B . Bates Treasurer ....... ........ M . Yerg ADVISORS Mr. Greene Miss Callahan 12 Southside High School's Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of members of the Class of 1958. 'These members are chosen because they possess the qualities that make a good school citizen-scholarship, service, character, and leadership. This year the Honor Society is fortunate, for its membership includes leaders in athletic, musical, and class activities at Southside. Its members are good citizens who are a credit to our school. Guided by the Society advisor, Miss Elsa Brookfield, the members have maintained the high standards of the Honor Society pledge. They have profited by the example set by past members and have set a line example for the future. OFFICERS President ............. ...... J . Fleming Secretary ...... ........ P . V0r1 Hendy Vice President ....... ...... P . Farrell Treasurer . ............ T. Hall ADVISOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HQNU SOCIET .5 Miss Brookfield il l? ff Q lf First Raw: D. Lampila, K. Comfort, J. Beckwith, C. Marquette, N. Farnbaugh. Seforrd Row. P. Sly, P. VonHendy, J. Fleming, Miss Brookfield, P. Farrell, T. Hall, S. Dean. Tbzrd Row. L. Goodman, C. Tillinghast, M. Yerg, S, Fullerton, B. Ward, J. Hamlin, J. Utter, J, Mattison, L. Roby, S. Dando, L. Atkinson, M. Fawell, C. Carpenter. Fourtla Row: M. Schiave J Scaffidi, M. Hourihan, N. Wood, C. Newbauer, D. Bahr, D. Reibson, J. Peterson, G Hause, L. Finlay, V. Bowen, R. Spillane, M. Wood. is 5 1-. f 1 'S il ia- gf I I 4 'Q Ax- I I? me ' 9 i 3 - ' 'X ? 3 4 HW? . . .5 A '. 1 'fi' E 1 I 42 4 'jL'+?-i... ---.-..-Q LITERARY STAFF-Sealed: S. Dando, D. Bahr, P. Sly, S. Mosier, K. Comfort, B.-Kelley, J. Ryan, Standing: Mr. Lynough, advisor, F. Lewis, J. Scaffidi, M. Schiave, J. Orsillo, G. Brookman, G. Carmer, T. Hall, J. Wheeler, P. Farrell, D. Zeigler, J. Greene, N. Lawson. The yearbook keeps our record straight. EDSONIAN As the future tends to shadow the past, may this 1958 Edsonian be a vivid portrayal of four unforgettable years at Southside High School. Within these pages we proudly present the spirit of Southside High School as well as a rec- ord of our activities and events. In the important years ahead, as we travel life's uncertain paths, may the memories recorded in this yearbook re- main unshadowed and forever bright in our thoughts. m ay ,J FL fifi 'I . 'fruit .AZ BUSINESS STAFF-Seated: N. Silvers, S. Mosier, L. Coughlin, L. Kinkade G. Hause, N. Farnbaugh, C. Liddick. Standing: C. Marquette, J. Denison W. Cook, A, Olszowy, C. Newbauer, M. Flood, M. Murtaugh, N. Wood, R. L'Amoreaux, J. Orsillo, B. Silvers. 1 5 LITERARY STAFF-First Row: M. Wilson, S. Bailey, Miss N. Underwood, J. Scaffidi, P, Knapp, D. Bahr, R. White, C. Haupt. Second Row: R. Spillane, L. Finlay, J. Bumbalo, A. Golos, Newbauer, P. Farrell, J. Denison, J. Cicora, C. Nelson, P. Kelly, C. Coleman, B. Parry. Third Row: S. Satter, S. Mosier, P. Inscho, P. Harris, Il noteworthy effort-the important El-So-Hi. .Fir Mr. BUSINESS STAFF-Front Row: M. Gubbins, M. Yerg, D. Newnham, S. Dando, T. Hall, S. Fullerton. Back Row: J. Utter, M. Hourihan, A. Olszowy, T. Dandrea, L, Naylor, J. Orsillo, B. Silvers. EL-SO-HI Finding and publishing all the news of interest to the students was the assignment for the El-So-Hi staffs. On the literary end, the reporters were busy finding and writing the news items in an eye-catching manner. Along with them were the editors, selecting features, writing editorials, setting up headlines, and making assignments. The business staff collected ads and money to make possible the publication of the paper. Though faced by the problems of finance, circulation, ads, copies, and exchanges, these staffs, under the leadership of Miss Mabel I. Haupt, advisor, and Judy Bumbalo, editor, published successfully Volume XXXIV of the El-So-Hi, recording for future years the shad- ows cast by our students in Southside's annals. EDITORS Editor ...................................... Judy Bumbalo Associate Editors ........................ Vivi Golos, Lucinda Finlay News Editors ................,............. Roberta Spillane, Carol Coleman Feature Editor ................ Connie Newbauer Sports Editors .... Barb Perry, Mark Wilson Alumni Editor ...................... Suzanne Bailey Exchange Editor .................... Janet Denison SERVICE CLUBS Although their activities are unpub- licized, Southside's service clubs are active during the school year making important contributions. Aiding Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Ros- inski in the Library are the members of the library staff. These students volunteer to do such jobs as checking books to lessen the librarians' work. Under the leadership of Miss Moxley, advisor, and Ann Cernohorsky, president, Scribbler's Club held monthly bake sales to sponsor its Breesport County Home project. By holding a membership drive, the Junior Red Cross, headed by Helen Wil- liams and advised by Miss King, sent -M funds to aid the work of the national organization. LIBRARY STAFF-Foreground Sealed: C. Cocco, C. Liddick, F. Keane, Mrs.. Rod- gers, M. Moya, L. Dickinson. Standing First Row: J. Wilson, C. Yandergrift, S Towner, D. Tidd, M. Hill, Y. Teyssier, B. Gee, J. Crandall, M. Hickman. Second Row: M. Shaw, C. Evans, S. Murray, P. Furey, M. Gubbins, M. Cuthbert, J. Towner Special services rate special praise. SCRIBBLERS CLUB-First Row: L. Coughlin, C. Cocco, S. Baz- zett, N. Long, D. Lesley. Second Row: A. Potter, A. Cernohorsky, Miss Moxley, P. Zendion, L. Staton, C. Battisti. Third Row: M. Cuthbert, J. Seymour, M. Ungvarsky, N. Allen, J. Sykes, H. Williams, D, Ayres, M. Luckey, D. Luckey, M. Miller. Fourth Row: P. Allison, P. Anderson, T. Sheehan, M, Gubbins, S. Com- fort, M. Scott, M. Ripley, J. Huonker, C. Robinson, M. Van Atta, C. Miller. JUNIOR RED CROSS-First Row: H. Dickerson, Davis, C. Bercher, H. Williams, C. Bauer. Second Row: C. .Spe1r, F. Keane, S, Hoobler, S. Fischer, G. L'Am0reaux, Miss King, G. Wilbur. Third Row: D. Greene, W. Smithing, R. Gardner, M. Scott, D. Coots, C. Close, L. Elliott, J. MacLeod, J. Orsillo, J. Overton, J. Sponyoe. Fourth Row: M. Flood, C. Fudge, C. Olson, S. Clark, G. Andrus, A, Olszowy, R. Wedgewood, W. Weston, W. Van Heusen, G. Linehan, E. Plate, W. Wambold. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America a chapter of Educo has as its objec- tive the recruitment of the most desirable students at Southside for the teaching profession. To accomp- lish this and to create interest in one of the oldest professions known to man, several members were al- lowed to conduct practice classes. With the belief that the life giving blood of education lies with its teachers, we may rest assured that education in our democracy will never die as long as we have organ- izations like the Future Teachers of America. 3 SCIENCE CLUB Due to the greater interest in scientific advancement, Epstimine, Southside's science club was formed. Under the close direction of its most capable advisers, Mr. Hayes and Mr. Ball, the organization has had a most successful year in establishing sounder bases for science students through experiments and field trips. I i I I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - Firsl Row: R. Strangeg R. Rockwellg S. Warneg J. Gloverg Miss Haupt, advisor. Second Row: N. Farnbaughg D. Hollowayg B. Parry: L. Kinkade, historiang E. Elston, vice-presidentg R. Spillane, presidentg C. Coleman, secretaryg V. Tifft, treasurerg C. Ayres. Third Row: D. Kane- M. Yergg S. Mosierg N. Byrd' J. Hamlin' J. Mattisong S. Baileyg V. Yuleg N. Woodg L. Fihlayg M. Gilbertg J. Scaffidig Lynch: E Phillipsg M. Whitney: C. Spencerg J. Nagyg A. Thomas. s ul' SCIENCE CLUB - First Row: P. Cartyg S. Jordong C, Harveyg S. Doty. Second Row: L Sigel, treasurerg Mr. R. Ball, advisorg P. Kelley, vice-presidentg E. Kasouf, presidentg M. Campbell, secretary: Mr. C. Hayes, advisorg P. Antell. Third Row: J. Corneyg G. Hoodg D. Kelleyg R. Jumpg H, Holcombg D. Eastong R. Buckg C. Fudgeg C. Terwilligerg W. Veberg B. Lemoncelli. Our future depends on our teachers and scientists. 18 GERMAN CLUB - First Row: R. Orlousky, L. Vande Laar, N. Bel- FRENCH CLUB - First Row: S. Dean, J. Schaef, G, Baldwin, D. graph, S. Slater. Second Row: P. Roe, T. Valley, treasurer: C. Sin- Holloway, G. Shanks. Second Row: Mrs. Burke, advisorg C. Generas, derman, secretary, S. Fitch, vice-presidentg G. Hood, president. Third historian, R. Wright, treasurerg S. Mosier, secretaryg B. Parry, vice- Row.-. -G. Hause, W. Smithing, C, Evans, R. Niles, S. Roe, M, president, J. Beckwith, president. Third Row: J. Dibble, S. Strait, Stamilio, J. Siegel, C. Berry. Fourlh Row: R. Gage, C. Fudge, L. D. Carr, P. Smith, Y. Teyssier, D. Leach, M, Gerard, N. Chapin, P. Shepherd, M. Losmger, D. Reese, T. Greene, W. Van Housen, R, Riley, C. Cocco. Fourth Row: E. Mesuch, E. Roth, W. Beckwith, D. Bartlett, E- Cvlsen. Simpson, R. Beckwith, G. Conklin, D. Zeigler, D. Paterson, J. Spiak, H. Ripley, F. Michaels. S0uthside's language clubs-Ger- man, French, and Spanish-have a common goal, that of bringing about an interest in the customs, traditions, and people of these spe- cific countries. Besides increasing their knowledge through slides and lectures, the members participate in many interesting activities. The ad- visors of these clubs are Miss Wini- fred Prechtl, Mrs. Marion Lynch J Burke, and Miss Elsa Brookfield, respectively. SPANISH CLUB - First Row: K. Comfort, J. Traum, N. Underwood, J. DeRigge, J. Graf,.S. Mosher, B. Parry, S. Saffer, S. Schaef. Second Row: J. Bumbalo, C. Nelson, L. Fanning, M. Costello, secretary: C. Newbauer, vice-presidentg N, Wood, presidentg P. ,Von Hendy, treasurerg A. Golos, historiang Miss Brookfield, advisorg S. Dean. Third Row: N. Farnbaugh, L. Atkinson, P. Kelly, L.' Kinkade, E. Harner, M. Yerg, C. Lrddrck, S. Dando, J. Cicora, J. Scaffidi, J. Roby, S. Lawson, C. Carpenter, J. UttCr,.P: Murray, J. Sadler. Fourth Row: M. Schiave, C. Coleman, J. Hamlin, D. Warren, E. Phillips, N. Josephson, R. Mills, M. Hourihan, W. Cook, E. Elston, C. Olson, S. Ledford, K. Powers, J. Berger, M. Flood, J. Shipler. German. French and Spanish add interest. 19 You've just got to tak: Brigigidine to the dance Peggy Yerg, Frank Dough ty, Sandra Dean, Danie. Bahr, Donald MoEat, Dian: Lampila, Roland White. Ret clining: Bruce Silvers. The play's the thing whether by Iunior: JUNIOR PLAY Looking back to the 12th and 13th of April in our Junior year, fond memories of the play, Brigidine, directed by our dramatics coach Mr. R. Lynough, are retained by all. This musical comedy, a story about a thrilling, but sometimes trying weekend at a small college, brings out the loves, trials, and triumphs of four young people. As the years go by, many of the details will recede into the shadows, but we can never forget the wonderful play and its success. JUNIOR PLAY CAST lark Hale ........................ Bruce Silvers Brigidine ...,....... ..... E ve Crittenden Ed Koster .,.................. Maylon Flood Marge Koster .......... Carol Fitzpatrick SORORITY SISTERS Mary Ann Dandrea, Doris Pepper, Connie Nelson, Kathleen Comfort, Joy Utter, Jackie Hamlin, Sandra Dean, Jackie Traum, Su-Lin Mosier, Genevieve Oczko, Peggy Yerg, Maur- een Hourihan. FRATERNITY BROTHERS Larry McClosky, Roland White, Daniel Bahr, Donald Lewis, Jack Wheeler, Antony Dan- drea, Robert L'Amoreaux, Michael Murtaugh, Frank Aiello, Marshall Leljedal, Donald Moffat, Frank Doughty, DANCERS Patricia Farrell, Diane Lampila, Carole Vunk. ORCHESTRA Trumpets: lst Dick Peterson, 2nd Dick Wright, 3rd Ron Bartlett. Saxophones: lst Gary Brookman, 2nd Bob Gage, 3rd Jeff Miller. E, Cello: Lucinda Finlay. 'rf A Baritone: Mark Wilson. Bass: Carolyn Conte. Piano: William Cook. DIRECTORS Judy Scatiidi, Laurel Kinkade 20 fa The cast party was great fun! Mr. and Mrs. Lynough Just let me call Daddy and tell him we're married Maylon Flood and Carole Fitz- patrick. just think, all that money! L. Naylor J. Duffield Beezie Harry Crash L., This Court finds you guilty V Foreground: V, Stalis-Spirit of Harry Crash. Barkground: C. Bahr, D. Newnham, R. White--judges. On the 6th and 7th of December, judge Me Not, a three act tragi- comedy, written by R. J. Lynough, was presented by the senior class, bringing to a close five tedious weeks of high-strung nerves and lack of sleep. This was a moral-seeking play that proved the noteworthy quote from Lowell, At the devil's booth are all things sold. The play, in the minds and hearts of all those connected with it, will forever be a light in shadows of our past. or Seniors-always a wonderful experience SENIOR PLAY CAST Beezie .............. Harry C rash .....,.......... Larry Naylor james Duffield Spirit of Harry ........ Vincent Stalis Barbara Terrence Dawn Babbington I red Carter ........,....... Sterling .............. Diane Lampila .. Roberta Spillane William Cook Michael Murtaugh Brenda H ilts ............ Donna Zeigler judge No. 2 ........,. Dennis Newnham Judge No. 1 ....... udge N o. 3 ,........... ...... obn Forte ,........ Roland White Daniel Bahr Maylon Flood Mrs. john Forte ........ Laurel Kinkade Bill Brady ...........,........ Bruce Silvers Mrs. Bill Brady ............ Peggy Yerg Bob Kelly .................... Donald Lewis Connie Baldwin ............ Sandra Dean DIRECTORS Bruce Silvers, Sharon Fullerton APQRTMENT SCENE-Seated: R. Spillane, W. Cook. Standing: J. Duffield, S. Dean, D Lewis, B. Silvers, P. Yerg, M. Flood, L. Kincade, M. Murtaugh. 21 FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB Southside's dramatic club, Footlighters, has successfully filled the school's demand for dramatic training since its formation in 1951. Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Lynough, the organization has undertaken several activities. This popular club selects its members through com- petitive auditions. In addition, an art advisor and two techni- cal advisors are admitted besides two honorary members which are chosen for their performance in the Senior play. This year Michael Murtaugh and James Duffield were chosen for their outstanding performance in judge Me Not. xxx FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB - For ground: L. Finlay, secretaryp B. Si vers, president. First Row: M. Lucke F. Italiano, S. Pittman. Second Ro E. Kasouf, vice presidentg M. Wilso treasurerf R. Cook, bistorianf M Lynough, P. Sly, S. Saffer. Third Ro S. Doty, J. Utter, B. Spicer, A. Golo C, Coleman, R. Spillane, E. Elsto J. Orsillo. Fourth Row: W. Coo L. Naylor, C. Olson, M. Murtaug J. Duffield, D. Newnham, D. Rei son, V. Stlalis. STAGE CREW Southside's stage crew does th1 important behind-the-scenes worl necessary for our assemblie school plays, and other program Meanwhile, their work provide valuable technical experience. STAGE CREXV-Seated: A. Olszowy B. Schoonover. Standing: R. Mae Dowell, C. Hoffman, D. Reibson, The Footlighters Club shows one phase of drama 22 USHERS CLUB - First Row: N. Byrd, C. Coleman, B. Adams, M. Ryan, J. Fleming, Secretaryf B. Bates, Presidentg S. Schaef, Treasurerg P. Zendion, S. Decker, J, Berger. Second Row: Miss Butler, C. Carpenter, L. Atkinson, M. Schiave, J. Conklin, P. Ruvolo, J. Kelsey, N. Larson, B. Sheive, L. Kinkade, N. Silvers, R. Seely, F. Lewis, D. Makres, C. Nelson, J. Denison, S. Bailey. Third Row: L. Lofstrum, D, Ziegler, M. Miller, B, Tremaine, J. Green, M. Wood, N. Maslinski, J. Mattison, S. Fullerton, C. Boyd, L. Coolbaugh, J. Hamlin, B. Jeram, M. Vaughn, D. Car- boni, P. Von Hendy, V. Yule, C. Fitzpatrick, S. Lawson. Fourth Row: J. Cicora, M. Leljedal, V. Bowen, J. Walker, M, Hourihan, E. Crittenden, J. Scaffidi, L. Goodwin, L. Roby, J. Spirithes, A. Hoffman, M. Gubbins, R. Spillane, D. Roberts, K. Van Strander, M. Zepp, N. Wood, L. Finlay, C. Newbauer. Absent: M. Schnei- der, Vice President, USHERS CLUB - First Row: P. Boston, M. Lewis, S. Dean, P. Passmore, L. Sperling, C. Bauer, P. Harvey, P. Shearer, B. Goo- shaw. Second Row: P. Sly, D. Wemple, S. Mosier, S. Lovejoy, C. Fisher, J. Ryan, I. Hill, L. Coughlin, N. Sheldon, C. DeRigge, B, Kelley, J. Sweeney, J. Yavis, M. Dandrea, S. Mortimer, N. Farnbough. Third Row: N. McConnell, J. Traum, D. Pepper, K. Comfort, J. Beckwith, B. Anderson, C. Tillinghast, C. Lid- dick K. Smith, J. Smith, M. Yerg, J. Bumbalo, N. Burt, G. Ozcko, C. Marquette, L. Goodman, D. Lampila. Fourth Row.' B. Ward, B, White, D. Ayers, S. Dando, B. Sommers, D. Harvey, B. Suffern, M. Costello, T. Lucas, C. Vunk, L. Fanning, B. Butler, M. Whitney, S. Scott, B. Brown, M. Fawell, J. Cotton, D. Cornell, J. Utter. Through the years, one of Southside's most useful organizations has been Upsilon Kappa. Its primary purpose is to provide ushers for school assemblies school plays civic affairs, and to maintain a hostess table All senior girls are eligible for membership in this service organization which IS under the guidance of Mrs Jean Rodgers and Miss Kathleen Butler Each year Upsilon Kappa presents an award to an outstanding member . , l X while the Ushers' Club demonstrates another. D' ' FLAG SQUAD The care and daily display of Southside's school flag is entrusted to the Flag Squad. This job, although not especially tedious, does ff? 5 . require a sense of responsibility. FLAG SQUAD - Left to right: H. Pittman, L. Shephard, Mr. Finlay, ad1fisor,' M. Flood, R. Mac- Dowall. Front: Mr. Sheperd, advisor. Left to Right: B. Beckwith, B. Beckwith D. Elston L. Campbell, G. Conklin, C. Wilson, J. splnk, H. Carney, C. vnndergnfl, Jf Tilston. Absent: T. Bowman. President ...........,.......,.......... D. Elston Treasurer .........,................ G. Conklin Vice President ..... ....... B . Beckwith Secretary ...... ..... L . Campbell TRAFFIC SQUAD We should thank the members of the Traffic Squad for keeping order in Southside's halls. These boys are at their posts not only between classes, but also before assemblies. The Traffic Squad pre- vents accidents and helps us move between classes more efficiently. Congratulations on a job well done. Hs in the old days. we have many interests. THE HUMANE CLUB The Humane Club, under the guidance of Miss Mary Jenkins and Mrs. Ralph Austin, works to pro- mote local as well as national hu- mane societies. This group spon- sored an open house Christmas Adoption Party for the animals at The Animal Shelter. The Humane Club deserves special recognition for all the fine work they do. HUMANE CLUB - First Row: W, Lyons, K. Gilbert, E. Rozell, M. Coletta, D. Drake, B Pallone. Second Row: S. Fitch, M. Gilbert, S. Auge, R. Danks, G. Andrus, Miss Jenkins Mrs. Austin. Third Row: J. Maslinsky, M. Lutomsky, S. Miller, J. Pallone, C. Miller, S. Russ, M. Cherkis, M. Perosky, E. Cambell, C. Christy. Fourth Row: S. Ramsdale, P, Bush, V. Blake, D. Tidd, J. McGrain, N. Oppenheim, J. Lyons, A. Chernorsky, J. Lutomsky, J Batulis, C. Fudge. 1 24 GLEE CLUB - Front Row: Mr. Matson, L. Kinkade, Trea.fure1',' L. Coughlin, Co-Presidenty B. Spicer, Co-President: N, Larson, Secretary. Second Row: P. Dailey, M. Kent, P. Antell, S. Murray, J. Johnson, B. Becraft, J. Conley, M. Flood, Accompanist. Third Row: S. M awey, S. Johnson, J. Mattison, M, Gilbert, S. Von Deck, A. Parks, B. Comfort, S. Lamb. Fourth Row: M. i,-Q.:-Q..-.1 wx...- Halm, N. Burt, G. L'Amoreaux, S. Fischer, J. Yule, D. Tidd, M. Deaton, K. Ro mson, . D ndrea, R. Lyon, . L'Am re x. Fifth Row: E. Spirithes, K Reppard, J. aslinski, D. Greene, B. Kasouf, J. Walker, S. Jordan, C. Harvey, A. Hoffman, M. Whitney, N. Coletta. f?+f- The iun of singing together is one of many. A well-known vocal group at Southside is the Girls Glee Club. Under the direction of James B. Matson, the members of the Glee Club practiced hard and long to pre- sent outstanding performances. To further assure their success, auditions were held to select the outstanding voices. Through the past months, the Glee Club has filled the halls of Southside with harmonious echoes. Their en- thusiasm and musical ability has been well received and rewarded each year when they performed in the Spring Concert. We all agree that Southside is fortunate in having so fine and talented a musical group. , 47 wf'v l' an ,, ' ' S ff , K is ' Q ' , 4 ,-gag 9 'l.Ly !: f 1 ffm A Ls,-J VW ' V 'X X- J, . ' ,t X V A 1 -y . ff i Fffl Wx . , y,.k ' , , ki V x it A 'Q L x 2'iff Q mf W I J.3m3 Yk L.. ! 'QnwW,ff sf t 4' X . 4' L VA. L+! g .,L n rv , . 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Dersham, L. ordan, M, Yerg, J. Utter I. Hamlin, B. Spicer, C.,Howland, L ' . ' 3 . e . R . ' ' S , E , whitney, B. DAndfEnr-f'Wme . Fourth Row: C. Derwish, N. Josephson, M. Zepp, N. Wood, P . K ' ' C. Donner, D. Messing, T. French, E. Spirithes, C. Minns S Coughlin, Ba win, M. Yerg, president, M. Hourihan, treasurer J. Green, librariang K. Comfort, librarian, S. Dean secretary: C . De Rigge, librariang Mr. Matson. Second Row: N. Larson B , napp, R. LAmoreaux, F. Doughty, A. Bowling, G. Carlson, M. Comfort, S. Von Deck, S L'Amoreaux J. Yule, J. Reel, L. Bly, Leljedal, J. Miller, R. Becker, R, Webb, J. Burnett, R. Green, S. Button, S. Fischer, S. Stage, . eaux S. Johnson J. R. Wright, J. Spence, D. Greene, J. Besley, Mattison, M. McFarland., Third ow: C. Spencer, B. Hartman, F ine performances reward hours of practice E D Another important group of entertainers at Southside is the Mixed Chorus. This year the best voices of the students at Southside were chosen to be in the chorus. The direction has thus been made easier. Also better programs were C H 0 R U S organized. Under the direction of James B. Matson, the Chorus presented The Song of Christmas for the Christmas Assembly. Along with the performance at the Spring Concert, this group has entertained many appreciative audiences. 28 LETTERMEN'S CLUB-1958 LETFERMEN - First Row: J. Cordierg E. Harner, D. Harrison, R. Benedict: B. Mac- Blaneg D. Leonardg D. Messing, C, Andrews, D. Huntley. Second Row: B. Stoney G. Augus- tineg C. Fleming, G. Cole, N. Shaylor: B. Free- mang S. Eastman, L. Vert, M. Sweeney, J. Keenan, S. Steiner. Third Row: Harold Schwalb, advisor: B. Middaughg D, Guyerg K. Michaels, B. Harnerg B. LaCombeg S, Clark, B. Cruiseg M. Wilson, A. Dandreag C. Konkusg D. Brim- merg D. Lewis: P. Bamburyg D. Mann. Fourth Row: C. Cartwrightg G. Roth, A. DeVore, P. Hunt, G, Carmerg G. Starr, F. Addleyg D. Ogden: J. Wilsong J. Capuccig D. Petersong B. Dixon. Absent: J. Evans. The Lettermen's Club consists of athletes who have received at least one varsity letter in a school sport. The boys who have earned two varsity letters receive a Lettermen's jacket during their senior year. The Lettermen's Club is directed by the very capable Harold Schwalb . It's not 1780. but we still need to keep fit. G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association, under the advisorship of Mrs. Mac- Dowell, has proved to be one of the most popular extra-curricular activ- ities for Southside girls. Meeting on Wednesdays, 9th period, the teams, consisting of girls from all classes, participate in volleyball, bas- ketball, softball, tennis and the ever popular badminton. The oflicers are: President, Nancy Farnbaughg Vice President, Nina Van Horn, Secre- tary, Sharyle Murray, and Treasurer, Leona Coolbaugh. Under this organization the stu- dents' physical ability is not only advanced, but mental gain is also made-alertness, co-ordination, obe- dience, and above all good sports- manship are stressed. 29 G.A.A. - First Row: L. Coolbaugh, S. Murray, N. Farnbaugh, N. Van Horn, C. Boyd Second Row.' D. Lesley, M. Kent, V. Munn, Mrs. MacDowell, S. Duvall, S. Bazzett,.G Puryear, P. Stalter. Third Row: D. Holloway, J. Smith, D. Andrews, S. Tracy, P. Manwarring, S. Lewis, M. Roupp, B. Wolfter, S. Novidor, E. Stewart, R. Cook. Fourth Row: L. Monks S. Berg, G, Newkirk, P. McFarland, I. Baldwin, C. Christy, C. Galpin, D. Hungerford S. Novidor, D. Thomas, B. Vaughn, B. Harvey, L. Harvey, N. Allen, J. Fuller. Fifth Row. R. MacDowell, C. Smith, P. Campbell, C. Spier, M. Cherkes, C. Goodwin, R. Lyon, S Raddaker, S, Campbell, D. Cain, A. Terwilliger, M. Gillian, B. Loveless, P. Reubens, B Mitchell, B. Drake. Sixth Row: D. Gettsy, D. Reppard, C. Harvey, S. Fisher, S. Comfort M. Turner, J. May, D. Seymore, C. Edsal, S. Schoch, M. Rittenthouse, M. Shepard, N Bellgraph, M. Hickman, J. Crandall, B, Hill, P. Howland. Seventh Row: J. Pedrick, S Stimmerman, P. Fury, S. Fury, S. Jordan, B. Gee, D. Mitchell, D. Reubens, L. Lovell, B Comfort, B. Northrup, P. Anderson, J. Swingle, D. Tidd, D. Williams, L. Smith, C Baylor, I, Albee. . Dean pw Xa W lv. I Ii' is S B. Tremaine Shaef x Q, 'ex Yi 14 f C xx ' lax Mt g r' 1 4 V I I ff .,5. CHEERLEADERS A ' The main purpose for the Cheerleaders is to back our teams I . X and promote school spirit. This year Mrs. Wozniak advised them. L. Fanning FL , . Scotch plaid kilts and the traditional white turtle-neck sweaters A . ' K Q were worn by the Varsity, while the J. V.'s sported green skirts ll I ' . . . with white sweaters. - , ' Leading cheers at football and basketball games, serving V, and entertaining at sports banquets, and preparing pep assem- J l gfjfs' ,fy blies to lead the team on to victory and fill the students with ii .Ei f . enthusiasmg all these are part of the life of a cheerleader, l X These peppy and vivacious girls have the true school spirit 1 it H l - Y X T X and the ability to hold their heads high-win or lose. f f Xl y, 'T TT l M. Costello ' I s l 1 I' ! if - -.X y I M- J. Traum P. Von Hendy X 11 XX Front: Marcia Leljedal. Center: Carole Vunk. Left to right: G. Wilber, N. Underwood, J. Cook, S. Page, C. Pedalty, F. Mazzarocco, P, Reilly, J. Thorpe. TWIRLERS This year's peppy twirlers, under the leadership of Marcia Leljedal and Carole Vunk, have presented charming new routines at the football games. In their new white uniforms the twirlers have represented our Alma Mater in the picture of perfection. 30 M. Miller K . X .kk in-.. xg' f . J. Conklin if sf,- X. CHEERLEADERS CLUB - First Row: S. Semski, L. Smith, T. Lucas, B. Lemoncelli, C. Baylor. Second Row.- V. Munn, S. Bazzett, M. Larnard, M. Seeley. Third Row: Hoskinson, S. Novidor, .C. Cocco, D. Hungerford, . Peterson, P. MacClatchie, D. Ostrander, C. Galpin, D. Thomas, L. Aires. Fourth Row: M. Roupp, L. Monks, S. Berg, P. Conklin, D. Rice, B. Patrick, J. MacLeod, M. Gerard, D. Freeman, S. Rovert, J, Orsillo, N. Allen, Mrs. Wozniak. Fifth Row: R. Guinta, j. Nagy, A. Mc- Gonigal, J. Crandal, M. Hickman, C. Kane, S. Botnick, E. Lemoncelli, N. Van Horn, V. Tunning, D. Warren, S. Fisher, N, Von Hendy. Sixth Row: S. Schoch, C. Carmer, F. Lynch, C. Wood, P, Fury, P. Knapp, P. Reubens, K. Powers, S. Farran, C. Hadley, J. Lynch, J. C R. Myhalyk, S. Fury, D. Sheehan. J. V. CHEERLEADERS - First Row: N. Gillett, S, Saffer, P. Sheehan, J. Von Hendy. Second Row: P. Harris, M. Hughes, J. Reel. Third Row: N. Moulthrop. CHEERLEADERS CLUB The purpose of the Cheerleaders Club is to promote school spirit and to support our teams. Also, they have many other activities such as selling shakers, confetti, candy, tick- ets and pennants during the football games. During basketball season they operate a refreshment stand. The main money project this year was to help pay for the new uni- forms of the Cheerleaders and Twir- lers. Other money goes to pay for the picnic and dance held at the end of the year. The club's new advisor is Mrs. Wozniak. Its able leaders are: Pres- ident, Thomie Lucas, Vice President, Linda Smith, Secretary, Sharon Sem- ski, Treasurer, Barbara Lemoncelli. We plan lor the future even in sports. 1 , . I A V V , i. 1 ta g A s H, 4. Q J xx. 3' Q A - . Eg ii 1 l? W N .1 fa X 1 V f' 'vig VARSITY FOOTBALL - Head Coach: Mr, Ferris. Assistant LaComb, M. Wilson, L, Weiss, M. Shaw, B. Stone, A. De Vore. Coaches: Mr. Hurley and Mr. Pazahanick. First Row: C. Flem- Fourth Row: N. Shaylor, P. Hunt, C. Konkus, R. McBlane, G. ing, S. Eastman, C. Wolfter, G. Augustine, K. Michaels, J, Kee- Carmer, B. Middaugh, E. Bambury, R. Ogden. Managersf j. nan. Second Row: J. Peterson, P. Mullaney, D. Leonard K Cordier, E. Harner. Cartwright, R. Benedict, J. Wilson. Third Row: F. Addley, Bi The Green Hornets let their opponents feel their Where did you come from? VARSITY FOOTBALL One of the greatest assets of the 1957 Green Hornets squad was its fighting spirit and determination to do the very best it could. Two boys-Pete Bambury and Ben Dixon-returned after previous experience in Varsity ball. Some boys from the J. V. ranks that showed promise were moved up to Varsity. The team improved a great deal despite the odds with which they were confronted. The fighting spirit of our boys can be best exemplified by the fact that none of them was ever knocked out of play, while players from the opposing teams were taken out. Our squad was never out-fought-although sometimes outscored. S.H.S. ....... .... . SCORES 1957 Ithaca ............. S.H.S Bing. North S.H.S. ....... ..... V estal ............. . S.H.S Johnson City .. S.H.S Bing. Central . S.H.S. ....... ..... A cademy ........ . S.H.S Auburn ............ S.H.S. ....... .... . Union Endicott 32 Nice lry, but . , . JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity football squad has shown a great deal in the way of determination and ability. The linemen made one of the most promising components of the team which was heightened by the backfielders' good pass- ing abilities. The Little Hornets, which were coached by the very capable Leonard Wozniak, will furnish future Southside football with some very good material. Step aside. ' SCORES 1957 S.H,S, ,,A,,,,,,,., 6 Ithaca ........... 0 S,H,S. ,,,,,,,.,,,, 6 Academy ............. ....... 2 5 S,H,S, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Bing. Central ..... ....... 5 2 S,H,S. ,,,,,.,,,,,, 14 Academy ..... . ...... 32 S,H,S, ,,,,,,,.,,,, 0 Ithaca ....... 6 sting this iall. and so did the little stingers. JUNIOR VARSITY - First Row: K. Wild, D. Mader, G. Roth, F. Decker, D, Broga, D. Miller, R. Tarbell. Second Row: D. Robinson, D. Sweeney, R. Silvers, T. Holtz, J. Brink, B. Finlay, P. Konkas, N. Stermer. Third Row: C. Gillette, J. Holly,.B Bright, J. Malone, R. Lowe, C. Hooper, G. Goodwin, G. Emmick B. Pint. Managers: T. Sheehan, E, Lonie, C. Cartwright. 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL- - S. Steiner R Wright, B. Dixon, J. Shipler, A. DeVore, F. gddley, Coach, Doug Wilsong Manageri, J: Hagerg F, Trenery, J. Capucci, F. Decker, 1. vans, G. Trainer, G. Augustine. Our campaigns are not as important as Sullivan's - bu There we go. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Southside Varsity Basketball squad has shown a great deal of ability when it encountered the stiffest opposition in several years. Even though many of our opponents have had a decided height advantage, our boys have gained their share of control of the ball. A sense of team spirit and a fighting desire to win, not un- common to Southside's, athletes, have never left this group. As a result of this, some of our losses have been only by one or two points. This is a sure indication that our boys have played well even in the very last seconds of the game. A few extra 'breaks' would have meant a great deal in several of these events. Taking everything into consideration, this year's team has done a most commendable job. S.H.S. S.H.S. .... .... . S.H.S. S.H.S. .... .... . S.H.S. S.H.S. .... .... . S.H.S. .... .... . S.H.S. .... .... . S.H.S. ,,.. .... . S.H.S. .... .... . S.H.S. .... .... . SCORES Johnson City ........... Cortland .........,,........ Binghamton Central Ithaca ....................... E.F.A. .................... . Union Endicott ...... Binghamton North Vestal .................,..... E.F.A. .............. Ithaca ........... Cortland ...... 34 J. V. BASKETBALL SCORES S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S S.H.S. S.H.S S.H.S. S.H.S 61 66 53 53 Cortland ,......... 47 Bingo Central 45 45 E.F.A, .,,,,,,,,A,,, , 34 Union Endicott 57 Bingo North .. E.F.A. ...... . 50 Ithaca ......,,,,, 64 Cortland ...... Johnson City ......., Ithaca .............. Vestal ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,., hey do make history! J. V: BASKETBALL - First Row: G. Goodwin, B. Stoneg manager, M. Liepek. Second Row. R. Silvers, K. Cook, J. Malone, L. Spillan, S. Roe, N. Mordueg manager, R. Lovejoy. Slanding. F. Green, B. Wood, G. Emmick, F. McCarrick, D. Easton, E. Green, H. Hulser. Coach: Harold Schwalb. J. V. BASKETBALL Coach Harold Schwa1b's junior varsity basketball team for 1957-58 had a successful season in three respects. First of all, they accomplished a feat no other junior varsity team has done, they defeated rival Academy both games during the season. Secondly, the team consisted of nine freshmen and five sophomores, which means the young boys will get added experience for future varsity basket- ball. Last but not least, Coach Schwalb expressed great satisfaction at the progress the boys have made and indicated that several of them will make excellent varsity players. Going lip! Nozhin' to iz Come and get me! VARSITY BASEBALL - Front Row: B. LaComb, B. Dixon, G. Augustine, J. Capucci, SCORES S.H.S. .... 5 Edison ........ . S.H.S. .... 4 Cortland ...... . S.H.S. .... 4 Notre Dame S.H.S. .... 15 Horseheads .. S.H.S. .... 4 C.F.A. ......... .. S.H.S. .... 2 Bing. Central s.H.s. 2 E.F.A. .......... . S.H.S. .... 2 Corning No, S.H.S. .... 7 johnson City S.H.S. 14 Notre Dame S.H.S. 5 Ithaca ----------- S.H.S. 4 Cortland ....... S.H.S. 4 Horseheads S.H.S. 3 Bing, North . S.H.S. 9 Vestal ....------- 1'S.H.S. 0 Endicott ........ S.H.S. 2 Ithaca ............ S.H.S. 3 E.F.A. - ........... D. Barrett. Second Row: S. Steiner, T. McDermott, T. Mosher, B. May, J, Holloway, j. Evans, B. MacBlane. Third Row: Coach, Bob Habersaatg T. Williams, L. Mann, T. Manning, F. Addley, B. Ladd, D. Grier, Manager, B. Elias. VARSITY YJ. Holloway pitched a no-hitter, but we lost. BASEBALL 1957 In 1957, Southside's Baseball Hornets lived up to the school's tradition of having winning seasons. Under the leadership of Coach Robert Habersaat, they fought eighteen tough opponents and finished with 10 wins and 8 defeats. With a few more breaks our record would have been much more impressive. However, the team played hard and deserved every victory it achieved. Il variety of sports to appeal tp many . 2 I , 1 - VL'5U'5'f.-3?--'ff' ij, ,elif JL: ..1f.'...,:i,'fff-- i ,.-ff f SCORES ,Q 1,-O t , S.H.S. .... 2 Cortland ............ o S.H.S. .... 3 Cortland ,,,,,,..,,,, 1 f ' 'S ' X ' , 1 ' S.H.S. .... 20 Horseheads 2 S.H.S. .... 8 Horseheads ........ 9 V I 1 ' . I fl 9 ' l ff 'T' S-H-S. ---- 3 E-F-A- ................ 0 S.H.S. .... 2 E.F.A. ........ ..... 6 A, Q 5.1-LS, ,.,, 3 Padua ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 5,1-1.5, ..-. 16 padua .,.,-,.- hllq 0 J.V. BASEBALL - First Row: G. Ottovinia, R. Dibble S.H.S. --.- 6 Ithaca -v----h- '---- 4 S.H.S. hhlv 3 Ithaca ---'.----A-.h--- 5 B. Ross, K. LaCombe, j. Mashanic, G. Andrus, P. Mul- S.H.S. .... 14 Horseheads laney, T. Green, L. Spallane, R. Wright, W. Wilkeson Second Row: D. Van Ostrand, S. Eastman, D, Burton B. Hulser, W. Curen, N. Cory, A. DeVore, J. Shipleri T. Hurd, J. Elmer, B. Mills, D. Wilson, Coach. Zuni' Ml- f eff' fa ,ns TRACK The track squad of the 1957 season got off to a slow start, but through the patience and guidance of Freshman coach Joseph Molnar, they came on strong at the close of the season. Coach Molnar expressed full satisfaction of the performance of each and every individual on his squad. 4 TRACK - First Row: B. Shappee, D. Wier, W. Williams, T. Cordier, B. Diehr, B. Left, Coarh J. Molnar, Second Row: D. Lutes, J. Miller, D. Towner, R. Lovejoy, D. Mader, D. Bahr, J. Lindsey, D. Anderson, J. Segal, D. Peterson. Third Row: G. Starr, D. Brimmer, G. Roth, B. Freeman, D. Easton, B. Cleveland, D. Wild, B, Vin- cent, T. Patterson. Fourth Row: D. Broga, E. Loney, C. Andrews. TENNIS - First Row: B. Cruise, M. Weaver, S. Clark. Second Row: H. Schwalb, D. Reynolds, J. Caesar, J. Loftus, J. Bouille, C. Andrews. TENNIS Southside was well represented in this spring sport. A hard-playing team of eight players worked well together, and dealt a decisive defeat over Corning North. It is anticipated that a newly organized J.V. team will serve as the nucleus of good tennis clubs in the future. are oiiered at Southside. WRESTLING As wrestling squads go, our grap- plers left nothing to be desired. Several boys returned after a year's experience, which is one of the reasons why this squad was one of the strongest in many years. The strength was well distributed among the divisions. Under the able assistance of Coach Hurley, our matmen have become a very eiiicient, high-cal- ibre team. WRESTLING - Left, Standing: B. Middaugh, J. Potter, F. Fitzpatrick, D. Har- rison, D. Messing, M. Shaw, D. Mann, C. Houper, F. Aiello, D. Bahr, K. Cart- wright, B. Cory, B. Quinn. Right, Standing: D. Ogden, B. Pint, J. Morollo, R. Kraszdira, J. Brink, J. Holly, D. DeKay, B. Vincent, D. Miller. Kneeling: D. Huntley, D. Bercher, J. Cordier, F. French, R. Carnrite, F. Minotti, R. Stevens, A. Haynes, Kneeling in Front: Coach Tom Hurley, Manager J. Siegel. 37 .-9599 , I K ,,,, 1, , 5' 5 Q .MQ X '13 .59 ip? 'x N 1' X Y.. x it Q V X , , A fy! ff E .'ff?' , ' A 3, 4 Ziff' ' :aw f ' Q-Q NVE M A f V , o - x Xf- sv Ha be I V H Nb M , - .. Riu' yi .f 2 an in NK Y ini' 14 wg, ,,,.V ff +55 G' fe u 3,9 fe, -. .......,.-.. ,---1----' mm g if A , f- m A ... j ' 'w,hh?AxA JM , e W, A -. ri X, , W Q v 1 R w , W a X x NA ,,,,m,, . A1 I, ff , ? ir! A 143, A 0 . Nz E 1 ET 22,1 tk , - ng is ' + ,l if .V , iw gg ,Y ,.?Qg,i . 4 I K , - A , . ,,,.i,.-?:g:,vlL7w K 3--H . , K W W1... WW 1 -vu. -- V . . .wg-g.-:sq - - ,K , K., ,915 MWA I, N M.. f , ,, ,,. L-L A V V ,.....- -,-4 -90. . ,. ., A .1R,1l5Hi'Li W . . 4, 3 W 1958 . .,. yn. f. , .. ffiff W, -'ff-1-In 'kvn - N wk ,gy'r:,w.' K LASSES 1,3 ff 1961 HOMEROOM 115 - First Row: Miss Butler, M. Agan, j. Connelly, J. Edsall, B. Allen, W. Beaver, B. Becraft, S. Du- Vall, C. Allen, Mrs. Baltimore. Second Raw: B. Fitzgerald, J. Evelin,XD. Andrus W. Cartwright, G. Carven, MfU1' C. Cleveland, D. Crompton, B. Comfort, P. Antell, J. Comfort, S. C . Barilla.Tb1r o . . aniels, E. Finch, B. Drake, P. Campbe , ist, M. Cherkis, R. Conte, S. Botnir , M. eaton, P. Dean, S. Button, B. D'Andrea, N. Allen. Fourth Row: S. Con- rad, S. Derwish, A. Anderson, L. Dunkle, J. Deming, P. Austee, E. Ferris, ,,S.- -Qlngzg C. Andrus, C. Battisti, M. Brig t, C. Cizek, S. Bergh, 35561111 S. Bazzett, B. Collings, L. Ayres, C. Andrus, M. Boncer, J. Barns, L. Clark, C. Edsall. 1? ' WH FRESHMHN CLASS FRESHMEN ADVISORY COUNCIL is composed . of seniors. Seated: joy Utter, Dennis Newnham, fx Lois Williams. Standing: William Cook, Mark V 1.2. Wilson, Franklin Trenery. ' f. jf' .1 lf'-f e 1 1 1 tt, , W , lk' .j XJ! 3 I tj P.,- X -1 , U, - l xt I -V Q ,Cl-' Luft' . , ,awe Gavel ,., L 4' ' 1 f rr f .I .QT ' V yu FTF.. , ,f Q, 4 ' 54 .Qt iff J-ff 1' L, HOMEROOM 216 First Row Miss Lee J Spink C Ross S Smithmen, S Stimmerman, S. Stewart. Second Ilgwg D. Stratton, I. Strong, V. Atwe , . im- mons, A. itmoyer, J. Williams, S. Somers. Third Row: P. Whitney, J. White, C. Teleck, D. Williams, J. Town- er, B. Terry, E. Stimmerman, B. Spence, A. Terwilliger. 42 1961 HOMEROOM 101 - First Row: E. McNamara, V. Munn, L. Monks, M. Mil- ler, S. Lewis, L. Burnham, M. Kent, Mrs. Hapeman. Second Row: D. Luckey, S. Nichols, E. Lemoncelli, B. Mitchell, R. MacDowall, J. Mattison, 'S...LQ,, D. Oakley, P. McFarland. Th .' S. Lowman, T. Smith, M. Taft P. Mac- Latchie, G. L'A ggg, A. Cakes, C. MEET . Lyon, C. Messing. Fourth Row' . cGrain . McGrain ' l J l S. Miles, R. Moffe, J. Maslinski, G. McCarthy, D. Mitchell, C. Kittle, L. Nichols, B. Malone, S. Kibbe. Absent: J. McElroy, S. Nicksonmle. 1961 HOMEROOM 108 - First Row: P. Huntley, S. Towner, M. Foody, G. Kel- ler, L. Harvey, S. Howe, . Hos ' son. Second Row: I. Johnson, . unger or , S. Gross: C. Kane, F. Gee, S. Johnson, . Ha ey, P Howlan C. Hicks. Third Row: R. arvison, A, Hai-denstine, B. Houghtaling, J. Hounker, M' Gilbeit, D. Gettsy, C. Harvey, J. Fullerton, M. 0 fi .. 1 1961 HOMEROOM 104 - First Raw: M. Seeley, B. Rozell, K. Rees, T. Sanford, L. Phillips, M. dscgfe, Sigliil, M35 Rockwell. Seton ow: . u e ,A . oliver, C. smith, M. R0 UfkE, K. Deluca, A. Parlg5,.D. stran er, . Pallone. Third Row: J. Pfeifer, P. Reu- bens, S. Russ, D. Scoza, K. Robinson, S. Schoch, J. Overton, S. Racleker, K. Reidy, G. Peters. Fourth Row: J. Ped- rick, M. Peroski, S. Ramsdell, K. Sheer, N. Scaife, J. Shuart, M. Rohrer, P. Raf- ferty, N. Oppenheim, D. Reppard, J. Stratton. Absent: P. Short. Halm, S. Hartman, R. Sykes. Fourth Row.- S. Hill, D. Himmelreich, N. Gronowski, R. Kelly, S. Hendrick, D. Green, P. Furey, S..J.o.:da.t A. Sweet, B. Hill, C. Goodwin. Teac ers: Miss Lucy. Miss Flynn. Absent: M. Gilliam. 43 ,QA -wiw J er V B64-4132 hiv? az Q5 45551 ,ff J 'rf S3 L' ,xv ,NH' ,, QA 5iQf'uh Qwmak 5 X. I OF 1961 HOMEROOM 105 - First Row: L. Di ninny, H. Hackett, S. Doland, R. Evans, W. Green, W. Dove, Miss Connelly. Second Row: A. Hammond, V. Gillette H. Dickerson, T. Dutton, B. Fudge, J Fawell, K. Held. Third Row: D. Hart- man, D. Fisher, G. Goodwin, A. Erman ovics, R. Dininny, A. Haynes, R. Finney S. Fitch. Fourth Row: C. Elwood, J Griff, E. Green, S. Harding, G. Emmick R. Griswold, F. Gilbert, D. Hartman, G Generas, D. Escher. HOMEROOM 115 - First Row: B. Sherman, W. Scheepsma, M. Ungvarski, R. Tuning, L. Smith, J. Sorenson, Mr. Stenson. Second Row: R. Van De Bogart, R. Sophia, C. Smith, R. Vandergrift, G. Utter, E. Van Keuren, C. Stratton, D. Sweeney. Third Row: W. Wombough, W. Stone, R. Stevens, G. Taylor, N. Stermer, W. Vaughn, R. Silvers, P. Steed, E. Sherman. Fourth Row: H. Wil- cox, T. Sheehan, W. Swank, R. Storch, G. Tarntino, G. Shope, Sheen, T. Terkoski, D. Shaw. Absent: L. Sigie, A. Spencer, G. Stearns, C. Stevens, G. Van Houten, L. Walker. HOMEROOM 107 - First Row: Mr Schwalb, R. Bennett, KD. MacDonald, G Dewey, G. Benedict, R. Carnrxte, J Blend, A. Costello, W. Bisbo Mr. Wind- sor. Second Row: W. Cleary, C. Chand- ler, P. Brown, J. Corney, B. Copesttck, W. Cartwright, J. Chimileski, D. Cook, G. Bronson, L. Buckland, F. Buckholtz Third Row: D. Thayer, R. Combs, J Ackerman, T. Corp, M. Campbell, W Chimileski, L. Conley, M. Chase, W De Kay, E. Aldrich, J. Andrus, J. Rekito. Fourth Row: K. Cortright, T. Breese, S Anderson, J. Benedict, H. Ball, J. Brink, J. Brusso, J. Carlson, E. Bly, J. Dalsls, C. Siar, R. Cram, R. Breese, J. Allen 1960 HOMEROOM 102 - First Row: D. Thomas, S. Slater, S., Tracy, W. Wal- timier, D. Riley, I. Swaine, B. Woughter, J. Thorpe, Miss Van Allen.'Second Row: S. Van Ostrand, L. Van Keuran, J. Slater, S. Warren, M. Spillane, C. Spen- cer, F. Towner, V. Tuning, C. Spier, B. Vaughn, E. Stewart. Third Row: B. Simp- son, B. Traum, J. Wittiield, D. Warren J. Winners, C. Wood, M. White, G. Wagner, D. Tidd, B. Wood, P. Wilson Y. Tessier, P. Smith. 9 9 1960 HOMEROOM 116 - First Row: J. Davenport, E. Campbell, C. Cocco, J. Albee, C. Bitner, D. Carpenter, R. Cook, I. Baldwin, Miss Cole. Serond Row: M. Dean, S. Amhrien, S. Crippen, N. Con- ley, S. Campbell, N. Colletta, M. Clark, R. Blend, B. Benedict, J. Bubile. Third Row: B. Bramble, L. Bly, N. Bellgraph C. Barnes, P. Carty, M. Brown, B. Com- fort, XD. Coats, D. Carmer, J. Crippen, S. Comfort, J. Caywood. Absent: G. Bacon, S. Andrus, P. Cole, K. Connelly. s SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVIS ORS - In Front: M. Cary, Sgt. at Armsf C. Peter- son, Treasurerf P. Knapp, Historian, J. Thorpe, Secretary. In Back: M. Stamilio, Presidentf J Loftus, Vice-President, Mr. Pazahanickg Mr Hurley. 1960 HOMEROOM 117 - First Row: D. Hollaway, P. Hackett, C. Galpin, C. Elston, C. Generos, D. Hunsinger, Mrs. Houlihan. Second Row.' S. Fuller, S. Doughty, D. Freeman, K. Gillem, S. Hart, S. Fisher, S. Drake, B. Isaacs. Third Row: M. Hill, H. Gerard, B. Hartman, H. Holleran, B. Smith, B. Gee, Y. Green, M. Frankenberg, C. Donner, R. Guinta. Fourth Row: C. Duvall, J. Hoagland, K. Hewett, C. Hadley, S. Everett, B. Kasouf, S. Ferren, C. Der- wish, S. Furey, P. Hickman. Absent: D. Hunsinger, L. Hunsinger. 1960 HOMEROOM 118 - First Row: M. Larnard, E. Kreidler, M. Knapp, S. Moss, S. Ketchum, N. Long, Mrs. Luce. Second Row: P. Manwaring, A. McGon- igal, P. Moore, J. L'Amoreaux, B. Love- less, K. Morgan, P. Kelly, J. May. Third Row: C. Miller, B. Lusk, S. Lyons, J. McCloud, A. Miller, S. Murray, D. Michaels, A. Morris, J. McGetrick, J. Nagy. Fourth Row: S. Lofstrom, C. Korth, R. Mehylak, B. Lemoncelli, J. McCabe, L. Lovell, N. Morris, J. Lynch, D. Kennedy, F. Lynch. 1960 HOMEROOM 119 - First Row: G. Puryear, J. Skella, S. Quimby, N. Schoon- over, J. Schaef, C. Peterson, L, Shaw, Miss Brooklield. Second Row: S. Page, D. Quimby, M. Reed, J. Orsillo, D. Rice, P. Conklin, S. Novedor, C. Sinderman. Third Row: G. Newkirk, J. Ravert, S. Shappee, R. Orlousky, M. Ripley, H. Scott, D. Seymour, B. Patrick, P. Riech. Fourth Row: S. Semski, M. Neilitz, M. Knapp, J. Seymour, D. Reubens, B. Northrup, K. Powers, E. Phillips, D. Hulslander, D. Sheehan. Absent: P. Shaw, H. Scott, J. Pallone, C. Paine, P. Seaman. 47 1960 HOMEROOM 02 - First Row: Mr. Matson, G. Davis, E. Collison, P, Coon, T. Ceccini, J. Cordier, Mrs. Finter. Sec- ond Row: S. Curren, G. Conklin, J. Davis, K. Douglas, P. Comfort, D. De- Kay, J. Cole, K. Cook. Third Row: N. Casy, M. Dandrea, C. Davidson, F. Decker, A. DeVore, C. Case, A. Cum- mings, W. Cleveland, B. Danks. Absent: J. Dumas, J. Cook. 48 1960 HOMEROOM 215 - First Row: M. Carey, K. Carrigan, F. Bixler, E. Car- penter, C. Andrews, Mr. Ripley. Second Row: J. Bulow, R. Bollen, H. Campbell, R. Bartlett, L. Brewer, T. Burgess, C. Berry, J. Cicconi. Third Row: L. Car- penter, D. Broga, W. Bright, J. Batulis, E. Alexander, G. Aylesworth, J. Bouille, W. Beckwith, R. Beckwith, C. Alexander. Absent: D. Burton. 1960 HOMEROOM 012 - First Row: Mr. MacRorie, P. Roe, G. Springstead, M. Reidy, H. Ripley, J. Sigel, J. Smith, G. Shanks, Mr. Hardy. Second Row: J. Seymour, D. Simpson, P. Siskin, D. Rob- inson, D. Stage, W. Ross, D. Reynolds, M. Stamilio, L. Spillane, Jf Spiak. Third Row: J. Smith, W. Smithing, R. Smith, D. Reynolds, L. Stanton, D. Rosekraus, G. Roth, M. Shabala, L. Shephard, D. Reese, G. Faulkner, R. Robinson, G. Spirithes. Absent: W. Spencer. HOMEROOM 03 - First Row: R. Hopkins, F. Fitzpatrick, R. Harrison, R. Dunkle, E. Housenick, W. Harris, T. French, E. Harner. Second Row: R, Eno, A. Bacon, J. Hadden, R. Green, T. Green, C. Evans, J. Hall, R. Fretz, V. Kock. Third Row: J. Holly, F. Hartwell, R. Hartmen, L. Good, D. Easton, R. Finlay, C. Hooper, T. Hall, P. Granger, W. Freeman, N. Getola. Teacher: Miss Prechtl. HOMEROOM 04 - First Row. D. Lewes, H. Lepack, D. Leach, R. Jolgnsqn, D- Kmkade, Mr. Hayes. Serond Row: D. Patterson, L. Kispaugh, C. Haultz, G. Liddnclf, G. Larson, C. Kleine, K. La Comb, D. Mace. Third Row: J. Lindsay, J. Lmdsay, E. Lonie, J. Jenkins, J. Inman, D. Kelley, R. McDowell, J. Kelley, H. Hulser, B. Lester. 49 1 ggi 3, L f lrfv . 1960 HOMEROOM 011 - First Row: G. Plate, J. Potter, G. Peterson, P. Potter, G. Ottavinia, J.- Quinn, B. Murdaugh, Mr. Travis. Second Raw: D. Miller, T. Makres, R. Merrill, E Piece, R. Moran T Patt R. M' - , . erson, izener, D. Mader. Third Row. P. Mullaney, W. Packard, R. Olthof, C. Matthews, J. Miller, I.. Moshier, T. McCarrick M Marollo C. Norwood W. Parks, N. Modue, J. Mashanic. , l , , HOMEROOM 017 - First Row: Mr. Shepherd, G. Warren, S. Potter, T. Valley, C. Vandergrift, G. Tillotson. Second Row: R. Strom, M. Yerg, J. Wilson, T. Supple, R. Stanton, B. Vincent, H. Wild, T. Wills. Third Row: D. Towner, W. Brown, P. Wright, J. Walsh, D. Wild, L. Sweet, R. Tarbell, C. Waters, W. Van Hoesen, J. Werely, R. Travis. Absent.- C. Kwaseny, D. Taylor, W, Wilkenson, W. Verber. 50 1.11: r wpiexv , IUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS - First Row: M. Losin er Treasurer' L. Williams 8 Presidentf C. Pedalty, Flistoriunf Miss St. Johni Second Row: S. Pittman, Seeretaryy F. Trenery, Vice-Presidenlf Mr. Molnar. 1959 HOMEROOM 106 - First Row: B. Van Grifft, J. Weiland, S. Von Deck, J. Seymore, J. Schwab, G. Wilber, P. Stalter. Second Row: N. Van Horn, S. Straight, L. Smith, C. Whittaker, J. Von Hendy, N. Under- wood, R. Strange, S. Stage, M. Shepard. Third Row: V. Tifft, R. Symonds, L. Stan- ton, J. Wack, J. Spence, S. Vande Bogart, J. Storch, B. Smykowski, A. Doane, B. Spicer, P. Sheehan, Miss Callahan, Teacher. 1959 HOMEROOM 212 - First Row: D. Bu- chanan, R. Dibble, G. Beardsley, J. Combs, A. Cook, H. Carney, Miss Haupt. Second Row: E. Andrus, S. Clark, L. Cady, G. Carlson, R. Becker, R. Bochus, L. Campbell, D. Cole. Third Row: E. Brimmer, D. Cart- wright, E. Bielke, N. Cory, R. Cady, J. Bailey, W. Cuer, M. Cizek, J. Cady, G. Hulslander. Absent: R. Cory, D. Burlew. 5 1 1959 HOMEROOM 204 - First Row: R. Saginario, S. Mosher, J. Maslinski, R. Plate, B. Parry, B. Schonher, A. Potter, Mrs. McCarthy. Serond Row: S. Salter, N. Moulthrop, J. Ottavinia, L. Pint, V. Schanbacker, F. Keane, P. Reilly, K. Mashanic, G. O'Connor. Third Row: P. Meholczo, C. Parrow, M. McKlevis, J. May, C. Pryor, J. Ryan, L. Rittenhouse, C. Ryan, R. Rockwell, M. Moya. Fourth Row: F. Mazzaraco, J. Reel, J. Sadler, M. Ruger, S. Maus, B. Minchin, P. New- kirk, J. Roby, S. Page, J. Marshall, B. Lumbard. Absent: T. McMahon, L. Wil- liamson. 52 CLASS HOMEROOM 201 - First Row: P Brown, C. Ayres, K. Costello, J. Barker M. Campbell, G. Baldwin, P. Dailey Miss Moxley. Second Row: B. Bateman L. Degraw, I. Albee, L. Button, Ni Chapin, L. Burnham, S. Anderson, A Davis. Third Row: J. Boss, M, Cole D. Cain, P. Beaver, L. Cornish, J. Cole: man, J. Cook, D. Carr, M. Cuthbert, J. Belloma, R. Brimmer. Fourth Row: P. Cantliffe, C. Close, M. Connelly, J. Besley, P. Anderson, M. Gilbert, P. Allison, A, Cernohorsky, A. Balmer, J. Andrus, C. Baylor. HOMEROOM 205 - First Row: J. Hudson, J. Glover, J. English, M. Hughes, J. DeRigge, J. Dersham, D. Leslie, Miss St. John. Second Row: M. DePue, S. Pittman, F. Italiano, B. Brown, E. Lowery, J. Graf, L. Dickenson, M. Harris, L. Lamphier. Third Row: M. Edwards, P. Inscho, M. Fiske, S. Loomis, G. Hadley, S. Hoobler, N. Edsal, C. Howland, J. Foody, D. Janeski, S. Dun- ham, C. Pedalty. Fourth Row: J. Dibble, C. Elston, L. Williams, B. Hilts, S. Fitch, s. Hill, P. Knapp, s. Ledford, P. Edsall, N. Gillette, A. Golos, N. Fur- man, D. Lemoncelli. Absent: I. Farley, C. Shults, M. Lucky. J 5 OF 1959 I-IOMEROOM 213 - First Row: A. Huntley, R. Keeney, D. Kane, R. Keller, N. josephson, R. Lyon, Mr. Molnar. Second Row: E. Elston, S. Eastman, R. Hallahan, R. Fuller, T. Kilcoyne, J. Earley, M. Losinger, G. Hood, C. Flem- ing. Third Row: B. LaComb, M. Hunt, R. Hagar, R. jump, F. Trenery, R. Gage, E. Kasouf, G. Barnes, G. Farmer, C. Konkus, N. Hicks. Absent: L. Gill, J. Elmer, G. Hewitt, A. jones, C. Fudge. HOMEROOM 217 - First Row: Am- rhein, R. Manchester, D. Mordue, R. Mills, P. Murray, D. Messing, Mr. Fin- lay. Second Row: L. Opper, K. Michaels, C. Olson, C. Roatz, R. Mann, R. Mc- Blane, L. Merrill. Third Row: E. Marks, R. Randolph, L. Morrison, R. Quinn, H. Reed, R. Ogden, E. Mesuch, F. Niver, R. Reubens, R. O'Brien. Absent: N. Reed, L. McBlane. 1959 HOMEROOM 218 - First Row: H. Rhode, L. Williams, W. Westen, R. Van Nostrand, E. Slater, Mr. Krouse. Second Row: P. Moffe, H. Reynolds, R. Thorpe, A. Bowling, G. Hopkins, P. Rice, C. Van Ness. Third Row: M. Shaw, C. Terwil- liger, L. Vineski, C. Woughter, C. Starr, J. Shipler, R. Smith, C. Sheely, L. Weiss, J. McGonigal. Absent: N. Shaylor. 55 Watch that finger! L.5-Vqfgfggfigziil H V X .N ' Red or Green? 4 X 4 1 I Should be kept in 11 lotkef' She went thataway. ' Hszigm shade' f-- 1 'rv-nl ag, yn ' 'X i J fx If ,Mr sf Q, -gp. ' STUDY-ELMIRA COLLEGE CAMPUS SE IDRS 1958 . . , f' 'ff-.Mff - N. rw-'Y uw' 'Z if :H fi 1: .41-4-A fm- - LUELLA B. LUND Senior Adv' FOP't'g1'0lll1Il.' W. Cook. Sealezl: S. Lawson, j. Conklin, J. Utter, B. Ward. Standing: V. Yule, B. Silvers, M. Hourihan, J. Orsillo, L. Naylor, D. Lewis. Ii Council meets in 1958 as in 1788. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS AND OFFICERS-Sealed: Mrs. Lund, Adzfisorg S. Dean, Treasurer. Slamiifzgs Mr. Schwalb, Arlzfixorf S. Schaef, Historimzg P. Von Hendy, Secrvlaryy T. Hall, Vice Presidcntp W. Cook, President. 56 SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council, composed of the Senior class advisors, oiiicers, and elected representatives from each Senior homeroom, is the most important class council. Their duty is to plan all Senior activities. Money raised by class dues, bake sales, and dances is used to pay for the Senior Prom and ban- quet, Senior yearbooks, and commencement arrangements. Our class has been fortunate in having a conscientious Senior Council which has worked diligently to provide for us a pleasant Senior year. Behind every graduating class there is a motivating force. As Seniors, we express our thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Lund, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Rossi and Mr. Schwalb for the guidance and encouragement they have given us. S ACKERMAN BRENDA ADAMS Wellsburg Union Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Cheerleaders Club 15 G. A. A. lg Red Cross 59 Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Com- mittee, Usher's Club 4. RICHARD ANDERSEN Academic Draper High H. R. Basketball 35 Track 3g French Club. FRED ADDLEY Vocational Parley Coburn J. V. Football 1, 2, 35 Var- sity Football 4g Varsity Base- ball 3g Letterman's Club 4. snmons or 1 9 5 8 GERALD ANDRUS Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Humane Club 3, 45 Red Cross 4. EUGENE AUGUSTINE Academic Parley Coburn Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg J. V. Football 1, 2, 3: Var- sity Football 4g J. V. Base- ball Zg Varsity Baseball 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 2: Spanish Club 35 Footlighters Club 45 Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committee, Red Crossg H. R. Basketball 1, 33 El-So-Hi 4, Junior Council 55 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee. .xx LINDA MAY ATKINSON Academic Purley Coburn Student Council 25 Junior Council 35 National Honor Society 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Usher's Club 45 Senior Play Committeeg Future Teachers of America. 57 PAUL AGAN Vocational St. Mary's H. R. Basketball 1, 25 Fresh- man Councilg Sophomore Coun- cilg Junior Council. GEORGE ANDRUS Vocational Thomas K. Beecher SANDRA AUGE H omemaking Pennsylvania Ave. Scribbler's Club 33 Humane Club, President 4. DIANE AYERS Commercial Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 2, 43 Usher's- Club 44 Scribblers Club 4: Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committee. BEVERLY ANDERSON Commercial Purley Coburn G. A. A. 1, 25 Usher's Club. DANIEL BAHR Academic Edgeworth French Club 2,-35 Wrestling Team 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Bowling 35 Junior Play5 Sen- ior Play5 Editor-in-Chief of Edsonian5 Youth County5 Boys' State5 Youth Pilgrimage to U. N.5 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 45 National Honor Societyg El-So-Hi 4. SUZANNE BAILEY EDWARD 4Pete? BAMBURY DAVID BATEMAN Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Academic George Washington Academic George M. Diven El-So-Hi 1, 2, 3, 45 Alumni J. V. Football 25 Varsity Foot- Homeroom Basketball 3. Editor 45 Spanish Club 25 ball 3, 45 H. R. Basketball 2. Cheerleaders' Club Z5 Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 45 Ushers Club 45 Junior Prom Committee. CAROLE BAUER Commercial Edgwortb Junior Play Committee5 Red Cross Rep. 45 Ushers Club 4. JEAN BECKWITH Academic Wellsburg Union DUANE BEEMAN Vocational Hopkins Street Homeroom Basketball 2. National Honor Societyg El-So- Hi Literary Stal? 35 French Club Historian 35 Pres. 45 Ushers Club5 Junior Play Com- mittee. JUDY BERGER Academic Edgeworth G. A. A. 15 Junior Day Com- ,- .- h 5 mitteeg Ushers Clubg Spanish .f Club 4. 2255, if 7! :fl .Neff X '.t' .1 fb- 9:59 ' 17' -i' V , ::': 7.. I F 5 1 1 x l MELAN BEDROSIAN Commercial Hopkins Street Senior Play Ticket Committee. RAY BENEDICT Academic Parley Coburn J. V. Wrestling 25 C Squad Football 25 J. V. Football 35 Varsity Football 45 Junior Play Ticket Committee 33 Track 2. ROBERT EARL BLANCHARD Vocational Pennsylvania Ave. Homeroom Basketball. BEVERLY BATES Commercial Parley Co El-So-Hi Representative Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 JL Play Committee5 Junior D Committee5 Pres. of U: Club 45 Vice-Pres. of Stu Council 45 Student Cot Representative 2. SALLY BLISS rdemic Holland Patent, N.Y. LARRY BOHL Commercial Penna. Ave Red Crossg Junior Play Com- mitteeg Junior Day Committeeg Student Councilg Senior Play Business Managerg Youth Coun- tyg Senior Day. GARY BROOKMAN Academic Parley Coburn Sports Editor Edsoniang Junior Playg Junior Day Assembly 2, 59 Spring Hope Show 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 NYSSMA Music Competition 2, 33 German Clubg Youth County. WILLIAM BUCKHOLTZ Commercial Parley Coburn Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 15 Senior Play 5. JAMES BURNETT Academic Notre Dame Band 3, 45 Homeroom Bas- ketball. PHYLLIS BOSTON Academic Elmira Free Academy Scribblers Club 3, 4g Ushers Club. BARBARA BROWN Commercial Parley Coburn Glee Club 1, 2g Ushers Club. 4 X' 'Z F- I f T Ft' -gf' 'f rfl cncvote mow VIVIAN BOWEN Commercial Mansfield High School Junior Play Committeeg Junior Day Committeeg Cheerleaders Club 3g Ushers Clubg National Honor Society. THOMAS VALE BUCHANAN Academic Lakemont Academy Baseball 3, Football 3, Bas- ketball 3. JUDY BUMBALO Academic Parley Coburn Student Council Alternate lg Student Council Representative Zg News Editor El-So-Hi 3g Editor El-So-Hi 45 Spanish Club 3, 43 Junior Play Com- mitteeg Ushers Clubg National Honor Society 4. LENA BURT Commercial Wellsburg Union G. A. A. 1g Scribblers Club 3, 45 Ushers Club. CAROLE BOYD Commercial Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 13 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Play Scenery Setsg White Christmas Dance Committee 55 Ushers Club 4. NANCY BURT Home Economic: Wellsburg Union Glee Club 1-4, G. A. A. 1, 5, Scribblers 5, 4, Usher's Club 4. BERNADINE BUTLER Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Cheerleader's Club 2, Red Cross Rep. 2, Usher's Club, Spanish Club 3, G. A. A. 1. CAROL ANN CARPENTER Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleader's Club 1, Fresh- man Chorus, Spanish Club 3, 4, Junior Day Dance Commit- tee, Usher's Club. GEORGE COLE Academic Hopkins Street Track 2, 3, 4, I.etterman's Club, Homeroom Basketball 2, 3. KATHLEEN COMFORT Academic Parl ey Coburn G. A. A. 1, 23 Cheerleaders Club 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Qualitones 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, Junior Day Cast, Edsonian Literary Stal? 4, National Honor So- ciety, Ushers Club. NANCY BYRD Academic Parley Coburn Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader's Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Usher's Club, Senior Play Committee, French Club 2, 3. JOYCE CICORA Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleader's Club 1, Sopho- more Councilg El-So-Hi- Lit- erary Staff 2, 3, 4, El-So-Hi Representative 4, junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Usher's Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play Committee. G 9 7647 'fjfff ' DOROTHY CARBONI Commercial St. Marys Cheerleader 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 25 junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Usher's Club. THOMAS COCKROF T Commercial Sidney Central Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Red Cross, Track 2, 5. CAROL COLEMAN Academic St. Mary': El-So-Hi Asso. News Editor 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 5, Sec'y 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Cheerleaders Club 1, Foot- lighters Club 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club, Student Council 4. JUDY CONKLIN Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Sophomore Council, J. V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheer- leader 4, Ushers Club, Junior Play Committee, Senior Coun- cil. GORDEN CARMER Tech. Electric Parley Cm Varsity Football 4, Va Baseball 43 J. V. Footbal 3, J. V. Baseball 2, H4 room Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letterman's Club, Youth C1 ty, Literary Staff Edsonian CAROLYN CONTE Brown Ir. High., Cambridge, Ohio 1 1, 2, 5, 43 Band 1, 43 New York State Sec- Music Asso. 1, 2, 33 Spring Festival 33 Jun- lay3 Junior Day3 Usher's t Q , .lf li WILLIAM D. COOK Academic Hopkins Street Music Director Junior Play3 Junior Dayg Boys' Stareg Youth Counryg Spring Hope Show lg Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Pres.3 Footlight- er's Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Senior Playg Sophomore Council. MARY COSTELLO Academic St. Mary's Footlighter's Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary of Spanish Club 43 J. V. Cheerleader 33 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Junior Day Assembly3 Cheerleaders Club 1,, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 Student Council 33 Junior Class Council 33 Usher's Club. EVE CRITTENDEN Academic Purley Coburn Footlighters 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Qualitones 3, 43 Scribblers Club 33 Edsonian Business Stagg Junior Play3 Senior Play Committee3 Junior Day Student Directorg All State Music Fes- tival 43 Usher's Club3 Cheer- leaders Club 13 New York State Sectional Music Asso. 2, 4. SHARON DANDO Academic Pennsylvania Ave. G. A. A. 13 Cheerleaders Club 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 El- So-Hi 2, 3, 43 Edsonian 4g Usher's Club3 Chairman of Junior Prom Committee3 Jun- ior Play Committee3 Youth County 33 El-So-Hi Advertis- ing Manager 4. LEONA COOLBAUGH STEPHEN cooPER DEAts1NA CORNELL Commercial Divan School Vocational Hemi? AVWW' Cammeffml G A A 5 4 Tl-eas 4 Elmira Free Academy Usher's Club3 Junior and Sen- Usheff Club? .lufliof Plat' ior Play Committee. Cvmmlffef- JUDITH L. COTTON Academic-Commercial LINDA COUGHLIN Commercial Wellsburg Union Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheer- leaders Club 1' Choir 1 2' Scrxbblers Club 3, 4, junior Play Committee3 Year book Staffg Usher's Club3 Quali- tones. WILLIAN CRUISE Peflff Cabufff Academic Parley Coburn gmgfleaders Club 19 Ushers J. V. Football 23 Varsity Foot- u ' ball 33 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 33 Letter- man's Club lPres.7. ANTHONY DANDREA Academic Elmira Free Academy Track 3, 43 Homeroom Bas- ketbal13 Junior Playg Letter- ' A' ' Cl b 3.1 I man s u . .5 l fT31?va-:w,, - . w :ma- I Cpvu. uJRiL I ll rllml CAIZBINE MARY ANN DANDREA LOUISE DASSANCE Academic Commercial Parley Coburn El ' FN' Amdfmf' Cheetleader's Club 1, 25 Junior G. A. A. 15 Youth Countyg Junior Play5 Junior Councilg Junior Prom Committee5 Jun ior Day5 Qualitonesg Choir Spanish Clubp Ushers Club. 543 Red Cross - Sec. 25 Choir 1, 25 Ushers Club. CAROLE DE RIGGE Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Ward- robe Committee for Junior Playg Wardrobe Committee for Senior Playg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ushers Clubg French Club 3, 4. FRANK DOUGHTY Academic Hopkins Street School Chorus 2, 45 Chorus 15 French Club 35 Junior Play5 Home- room President 25 Various Committeesg Bowling 3, 4. LENA DUNKLE Commercial H o pkinr Street Glee Club 25 Ushers Club. SANDRA DEAN Academic George Washington Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary Mixed Chorus 3, 45 J. V. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Cheerleader's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Playg Junior Day Assembly5 Youth Countyg Senior Playg National Honor Society. BEN DIXON Academic Parley Coburn Letter-man's Clubg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4' Junior Day. . CXPY -- n of l 2 , ,0JeQaaz2il1lg' ' X 4 o Z X - 1 X-X5 ' fml Ii , Vg, r- .. ' A , ff - irllrllp 62 SHIRLEY DECKER Commercial Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 15 Ushers Club. SANDRA DEITZEI. Academic Purley Coburn French Club 3, 45 J. V. Cheer- leader 45 G. A. A. 15 Cheer- leaders Club 15 Ushers Club. JAMES DUFFIELD Vocational Hopkins Street Footlighters 45 Senior Playg junior Play5 Homeroom Bas- ketball 2, 35 Bowling 2, 5, 45 Qualitones 45 Junior Day. WILLIAM DUNLAP Vocational Edgeworlb w JANET DENISON Academic Pennsylvania 1 Freshman Councilg Sophor Councilg Cheerleaders Clul 25 G. A. A. 1, 25 Junior Committee5 Ushers Clubg change Editor El-So-Hi Business Staff Edsoniang Ju Prom Committee. '-on DAVID ELSTON emic Great Singer c Squad 3, 45 Youth ty. JOHN EVANS Academic St. Palricks Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Let- termans Club 2, 3, 45 Sopho- more Councilg Junior Class Vice Pres. MARGARET FAWELL Commercial Purley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 25 All-Stare Orchestra 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Council5 National Honor So- cietyg Folk Dancing Group 35. Ushers Club5 F. T. A. 25 7th Period Choir 15 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3, 4. CAROL FITZ PATRICK Home Economics Parley Coburn Ushers Club5 Glee Club 1, 25 Jr. Playg Jr. Day5 Cheerleaders Club 1. MAYLON FLOOD Academic Riverside Band 1-45 Orchestra I-45 Choir 1-45 Qualitones 2-45 Junior Play5 Flag Squad5 Music Fes- tival 25 Senior Playg Yearbook Stalfg Glee Club5 Student Council. LAURA FANNING Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleader J. V. 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Cheerleaders Club 1-45 Freshman Chorusg Red Cross Representative 25 Junior Day5 Spanish Club 3, 45 El-So-Hi 3, 45 Ushers Club. LUCINDA FINLAY Academic Parley Coburn Choir 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Day5 Senior Day5 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Student Coun- cil 35 Footlighters 3, 45 El- So-Hi 3, 45 Elmira College Key Award 35 Honor Society 45 Ushers Club5 D A R Awardg Youth County5 Citizenship Conference. fkn Fwi fiiy A' 1--1-' 9, 7. 63 NANCY FARNBAUGH Academic Edgeworth G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 3, 45 F, T. A. 2, 3, 45 Sets for Junior and Senior Playg Span- ish Club 3, 45 Youth County 33 National Honor Society 45 Ushers Club5 Business Stal? Eclsonian 4. CONNIE FISHER Commercial Purley Coburn G. A. A. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling Team 15 Ushers Club. JEAN FLEMING Commercial Hopkins School Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Sopho- more Day Committee5 Junior Day Committee, Junior Day Committee5 Pres. National Honor Society 45 Secretary Ushers Club5 Senior Play Com- mitteeg Spanish Club 35 Youth County. RICHARD FRISK Academic St. Marys Red Cross Representative. PATRICIA FARRELL Academic St. Mary: Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Co- Historian 21 French Club 2, 35 Pres. 35 El-So-Hi Literary Staff 3, 45 Junior Play5 Na- tional Honor Society Vice Pres.5 Red Cross 45 Edsonian Literary Stal? 45 Ushers Club. SHARON FULLERTON Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 2, 4: Glee Club 2 years: Junior Play Committee: Honor Society: Ushers Club: Assistant Student Director of Senior Play: Ad- vertising Staff of El-So-Hi. .g,,.f LEE GOODMAN Academic Parley Coburn Freshman Council: Sophomore Council: Chairman of junior Prom: Honor Society: Ushers Club: Senior Play Committee: Youth County. JOANNA GREEN Academic Wellsburg Union Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Qualitones 3, 4: G. A. A. 1: French Club 2 years: Ushers Club: Year- book Staff. THOMAS HALL Academic Parley C aburn Sophomore Council: Junior Play: Junior Day Assembly: El-So-Hi Circulation Manager: Edsonian Literary Staff: Amer- ican Legion Youth County: American Legion Boys State: Senior Play: National Honor Society: Tennis 3: Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class: Citizen- ship Award - Syracuse Uni- versity 3, 4: junior Prom Com- mittee: Senior Council. ROBERT HARNER Academic Hendy Avenue Varsity, Football Manager 2, 3: Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Council: Youth Coun- ty: Various Dance Committees: Student Council 1, 2: Senior Council. ,. . QWWB LULA GOODWIN BEVERLY GOOSHAW BONNEY GOULD Academic Parley Coburn Academic Elkland Higb, Commercial Bristol, N Scribblers Club 2: French Club Elkhmdf Pemm' 3: Ushers Club. JOHN GRIBBON Academic George Waxhington Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: junior Prom Committee: Sen- ior Play. Y 9.-2. ,, ef' we if fy a ,iffz ig' Ushers Club. MAUREEN GUBBINS Commercial Farley C abum Cheerleaders Club 2, 4: Li- brary Staff 3, 4: Junior Play Committee: Scribblers Club 4: Ushers Club. JACKIE HAMLIN Academic Parley Coburn Band 4 years: Orchestra 4 years: Qualitones 3, 4: Fresh- man Chorus: Student Council 1, 4: Junior Play: Junior Day Assembly: National Honor So- ciety: F. T. A. 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 1: Spring Hope Show 2: Ushers Club. DONALD HARRISON Academic Parley Coburn Sophomore Council 2: Senior Council 4: Wrestling 4 years: Lettermans Club 3, 4. DEANNA HARVEY emic Parley Coburn ane Club, Ushers Club. PATRICIA HARVEY Commercial Parley Coburn Choir 1, 2, 33 Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Secretary 23 Ushers Clubg Jr. Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committee, Youth Countyg Bowling lg Student Council Alternate 2. GORDON I-IAUSE Academic Parley Coburn Sophomore Councilg Student Council 2, 3, 4g Youth Coun- tyg Science Club 2, Business Manager of Edsoniang Honor Societyg German Club 3, 43 Senior Playg Youth Center Committee. ISABEL HILL Commercial Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Glee Club lg Sophomore Councilg Ushers Club, Junior Play Com- mittee. WARREN HILL Academic Penna. Ave Future Scientists and Engin- eers of America 2, Stage Crew Senior Play. ARLENE HOFFMAN LEE I-IOTALING Academic Horseheads Commercial Perma. Ave. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club. x MAUREEN HOURIHAN Academic Farley Coburn Band 1, 2, 3, 43 F. T. A. 2g Qualitones 3, 4g Chorus 45 Junior Playg Junior Play Com- CHARLES L. HOFMANN Vocational Edgeworth ROGER HRASDZRIA Traliic Squad 2, 3: Stage Crew Vgpgfigngl 3, 49 junior and Senior Stage Sr, Peggy, 34 Pauly Crew. Wrestling 4. mitteeg Sophomore Councilg Senior Councilg Honor Societyg Senior Play Committee, Span- ish Club 3, 4g Ushers Clubg Red Cross KSecJ 3g El-So-Hi. ROGER HUGG Vo cational Purley Coburn Traliic Squad 2. I I i !Z'f X-is? JE 65 BONNITA JARAM Homemaking Edgfwwlb Humane Club 1, 2, 39 Glee Club lg Ushers Club. DAVID T JENKINS JOHN B. KASPER Vocational St Marys Academic Hopkins Street Wrestling 1 2 Homeroom Basketball 1. GEORGE KIBBE Academic Parley Coburn Traffic Squad 25 Red Cross 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 1. LAUREL KINKADE Academic Pennsylvania Ave. Usher's Clubg French Club 2, 55 Spanish Club 3, 45 Glee Club Treasurer 45 Junior Play Student Directorg Senior Playg Co-Business Manager Edson- ian5 F. T. A. Historian. BARBARA LADD Academic St. Mary'.v Cheerleadefs Club 15 Red Cross 25 Junior Play Commit- teeg Sophomore Council5 Jun- ior Council. JIM KEENAN Academic N olre Dame Junior Class Council5 Junior Prom Committeeg J. V. Foot- ball 55 Varsity Football 45 Letterman's Clubg Baseball 2, 4. ROBERT KIEMLE Academic Parley Coburn Youth County. X ,Q I lg.. , peset -.lil , -an -.ij - om 5 ,' H- -'2:f:-?'- I i BRENDALEE KELLEY Commercial Parley Coburn Freshman Choir5 Glee Club 1, 25 Cheerleadefs Club 1, 25 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committeeg Usher's Club5 JERELYN KELSEY Commercial Parley Col Freshman Choirg Glee C 15 Usher's Clubg Junior l Committeeg Literary Staff soniang Cheerleaders Club Literary Staff Edsonian. Senior Play Committee. PHILLIP KIMPORT Commercial Hendy Avenue Humane Club 1, 2, 55 Tres. 25 Secretary 55 Youth Countyg E1-So-Hi Homeroom Represent- ative. ROBERT LABUSKI Vocalional St. Mary's Traiiic Squad 1. ROBERT IJAMOREOUX Academic Purley Coburn NYSSMA Festival 2, 3, 45 All-State Choir 5, 45 Junior Playg Junior Dayg Chorus 2, 5, 45 Qualitones 5, 45 Boy's Stateg Homeroom Basketballg Edsonian Business Staff. Ff DIANE LAMPILA demic Penna. Ave. erleaders Club 25 Spring re Show 25 French Club 25 'etary Junior Classy Junior ig National Honor Society Senior Playg Ushers Clubg lor Prom Queen Candidate. NANCY LARSON Commercial Parley Coburn Junior Play Committeeg Ushers Club5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer. leaders Club 1. DALE LEONARD Vocational Penna. Ave. Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermans CIub5 Homeroom Basketball. MARGARET M. LEWIS Academic St. Marys Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 El- So-Hi Representative 45 Junior Play Committeeg Junior Day Committeeg Ushers Clubg Jun- ior Prom Committee. CAROL LIDDICK Academic Parley Coburn Library Staff 1, 2, 5, 45 Junior Playg Ushers Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Edsonian Business Staff. SALLY LAWSON Commercial Parley Coburn Spanish Club 1, 2, 55 Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Senior Councilg Ushers Clubg Red Cross 1. DONALD LEWIS Academic Parley Coburn Student Council 15 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Junior Playg Junior Day5 Senior Playg Youth Countyg Sophomore Council5 Basketball 3, 45 Track 25 Senior Council5 Let- termans Club 3, 45 Humane Clubg Edsonian Business Staifg Chorus 2, 5, 4g Qualitones 2, 3, 4. 727 I' -i 2 ivffrjr I .' lilshil' 3 MARCIA LELJEDAL MARSHALL LELJEDAL Academic Hopkins Street Academic Hopkins Street Red Cross 15 Twirler 25 Cap- Junior Play5 Qualitones 25 tain 55 Head Maiorette 45 Chorus. F. T. A. 1, 2, 35 Cheerleaders Club 1-45 Junior Play Com- mitteeg Ushers Clubg Play Committee. Senior FAYE LEWIS Commercial Parley Coburn Freshman Choirg Cheerleaders Club 15 Ushers Club5 G. A. A. 15 Edsonian Literary Staff5 Senior Play Ticket Committee. PEGGY LEWIS Commercial Parley Coburn G. A. A. 1, 2, 55 Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 25 Twirler 25 Head Majorette 35 Ushers Clubg Student Council 25 Junior Prom Committee. JOHN LOCKNER Vocational Catholic High Wrestling5 Homeroom Basket- ball. LAUREEN LOFSTROM Academic Parley Coburn Glee Club lg Cheerleaders Club 1, 23 Junior Play Com- mitteeg Junior Red Cross 43 Ushers Clubg Student Council 4. SHARON LOVEJOY RICHARD LOWN Commercial Parl ey Coburn Vocational Edgeworth G. A. A. 15 Ushers Club. JAMES LUNDEN THOMIE LUCAS Academic Farley Coburn Cheerleaders Club Treas. 25 President 3, 45 Ushers Clubg Spanish Clubg Junior Play Committeeg Junior Day Assem- blyg G. A. A. 1, 2. WILLIAM MacLEOD Commercial Waverly Senior H Academic Alb Hzgb Varsity Football 2 3 Basket bal 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Band 1 J V Football 1 ROBERT MAKOWIEC Commercial St. Mary's CAROL MARQUETTE Academic Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club lg Junior Council: Junior Play Commit- teeg Junior Dance Committeeg Edsonian Business Staffg Ushers Clubg National Honor Society. If' , RUSSELL MacDOWALL Electric Voc. Penn. Ave. Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 5 Junior Play Stage Crewg Jun- ior Day Dance Committee Senior Play Stage Crew. Z f Academic Parley Coburn Homeroom Basketball 1 2 owling Team 1 Flag Squad DONNA MAKRES Commercial Parley Coburn Glee Club 1, 29 Junior Play Committeeg Ushers Club. NANCY MASLINSKI Commercial St. Peters 8: Paul: Fxh, Cheerleaders Club 15 Ushers an V731 Club. I 1' Q- YU 3 1 4 i fl JEANNE LUCE '24 2 1 JOYCE MATTISON demic Wellsburg Union man Club 2, 33 F. T. A. 3, 4g Junior Play Commit- . Usher's Clubg National nor Society. LARRY MCCLOSKEY Academic Parley Coburn German Club 13 Treas. 23 Chorus 1, 2, 34 Qualitonesg Junior Play. MARTHA MILLER Academic Penn. Ave. Cheerleaders Club 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 25 Choir 2, 35 J. V. Cheerleader 33 Varsity Cheerleader 4g Usher's Clubg Freshman Council. DONALD MOF FAT Academic Pennsylvania Ave. French Club 2g Junior Red Crossg Junior Play. GERALD MOSHER Academic Purley Coburn NANCY MCCONNELL Commercial Purley Coburn Cheerleader 2g Cheerleaders Club 2g G. A. A. lg Spanish Club 25 Chorus lg Junior Day. SHIRLEY MILLER Commercial Edgeworth G. A. A. 1, 23 Girls Glee Clubg Usher's Club. Il i' A JOSEPH McDONALD JON MCNEAL Vocational Parley Coburn Academic Parley Coburn Band 1, 2g Orchestra 25 Wres- French Club 2 5 Student :ling 1, 2g Homeroom Basket- Council 2 ball. CHARLOTTE MINNS Academic Parley Coburn Band 5, 43 Orchestra 45 Qual- itones 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 25 G. A. A. lg Cheerleaders Club 13 Makeup Committee - Spring Hope Show 2g Sectional Music Festival 2, 4g Spring .Music Festival, Ithaca 3. SHARON MORTIMORE Homemaking 8: Commercial Parley Coburn Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Choir 3, 4g Qualitones 3, 45 Usher's Club. JAMES MOSHER Academic Parley Coburn Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Senior Playg Senior Day 1957. 23? ' SU LIN MOSIER Academic Purley Coburn Freshman Chorus5 G. A. A. 15 Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Junior Play Castg Junior Prom Committeeg El- So-Hi 5, 45 Literary Staff for Edsoniang Senior Play Com- mittee5 French Club 35 Sec- retary 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Ushers Clubg F. T. A. 3, 45 Youth County5 Business Staff Edsonian. MICHAEL MURTAUGH Academic Notre Dame Junior Play5 Senior Playg Jun- ior Dayg Bowling5 Youth Countyg El-So-Hi5 Business Staff Yearbook5 Student Coun- cil5 German Club 2, 3. DENNIS NEWNHAM Academic Riverside Student Council President 45 Senior Play5 Footlighters 5, 45 Advertising Manager of El-S0- Hig American Legion Boy's Stateg Youth Countyg Student Council Conferenceg Junior Day5 Science Club 25 Sopho- more Council Representative5 Red Cross 15 Humane Club 15 Youth Center Committee5 Chairman S. H. S. Improve- ment Committee. CORNELIA OLDENHUIS Commercial Zuiderpurk H. B. S. Ushers Clubg German Club5 Humane Club. PAUL OLTHOF Academic Purley Coburn French Club 2, 35 Science Club 25 Camera Club 35 Music 1, 2. LARRY NAYLOR Academic Purley Coburn Junior Day5 Junior Play5 Band 1, 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 2, 55 Foot- lighters Club 3, 45 Spring Hope Show 25 Youth County5 Senior Council5 El-So-I-Ii5 Freshman Council5 Sophomore Council5 Junior Council5 Sen- ior Council5 Bowling 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Play. JOHN NOLAN Academic Wellsburg Union Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 5, 45 J. V. Football 2. I fi., pl 9 2 i E 4 ' I '- L, J, on 70 CONNIE NELSON Academic Purley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 15 El-So-Hi 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Ushers Clubg Senior Play Committeeg Junior Day Committeeg Span- ish Club. GENEVIEVE OCZKO Commercial St. Peters 8: Pauls Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Scrib- blers Club 25 Glee Club 35 junior Play5 Ushers Club. ALEX OLSZOWY JR. Academic St. Marys junior Red Cross 45 Football 25 El-So-Hi 45 Edsonian 45 junior Play5 Senior Play. MARJORIE ORDWAY Commercial Purley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 G. A. A.5 Choir 15 Chorus 2, 35 Ushers Club5 Junior Red Cross 3. , .. -... N -wa-gmt CONNIE NEWBAUER Academic Hopkins Sta G. A. A. 1, 25 Cheerlear Club 1, 25 Glee Club 25 C rus 35 All State Sectionals El-So-Hi 2, 35 Edsonian B1 ness Staff5 Ushers Clubg Sp ish Club 35 Vice Pres. Student Council 35 Junior a Senior Play Committees5 1' tional Honor Society. JAMES E. ORSILLO 'ademic Parley Coburn nior Councilg Science Club es. 23 Edsonian Business affg Edsonian Literary Staffg -So-Hi Circulation Staffg Red oss 23 Junior Playg Junior ayg Footlightersg Youth Coun- Senior Playg Student Coun- 2. SAMUEL PALLONE Vocational Edgeworth Stage Crewg Run Movie Pro- jector. LAUREN PAUTZ Vocational Hopkins Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3. DAVID PERRY Academic Parley Coburn Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 23 German Club 2, 53 Youth Countyg Homeroom Basketball 1, 2g Freshman Councilg Junior Council. JOHN RICHARD PETERSON Academic Hopkins SI. French Club 25 Letterman's Club, Honor Societyg Junior Playg Spring Hope Show 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 4g Band 1-4g Orchestra 1-45 Junior Dayg Senior Playg Youth Countyg Student Coun- cil 23 Red Cross 1. BEVERLY PARK Commercial Farley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 1, 2g Glee Club 1g Red Cross 55 Ushers Club. JOHN PAYNE Academic Edgeworth Wrestling Z5 Junior Play Tick- et Captaing Youth County 3. PATRICIA PASSMORE ROBERT PATERSON Commercial Parlay Coburn Academic Hopkzns St G. A. A.g Cheerleaders Clubg .ll-mlm' Pl'0m Committee Ab Ushers Club: Chgir, bmgton Penna Rifle Club DORIS PEPPER Commercial Parley Coburn Choir 2g Junior Play, Junior Dayg Ushers Club. RICHARD PERSONIUS Vocational Penna. Ave. Football 29 Bowling 5, 4. DONALD POTTER Vocational St. Marys 7 Homeroom Basketball 2, 3. l1,1 J 4 s idxf 'RPLH ,Q ' ,f' ', 4-.1 ,ZA 'f!:jJi,:,L. ,.-' ,, ge F47-, ' 'V .ff H80u'r l'i3s Il 71 THOMAS QUINN Academic Parley Coburn Wrestling 1, 25 J. V. Baseball 2g Sophomore Council. DANIEL REIBSON Academic Hopkins Sl. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crewg Footlightersg Senior Playg Jun- ior Play Stage Crewg Youth Countyg Junior Day. CHARLES ROBINSON Commercial Purley Coburn Bowling Team 3 ROBERT RIPLEY MARGARET RITTENHOUSE DONNA ROBERTS Vocational Parley Coburn Homemaking Edgeworth Cheerleaders Club 1 2 G I-Iometoom Basketball 1, 2, 33 Choir 25 Glee Club 43 Choir A 1 2 3 Secretary of G Stage Crew 4g Run Movie 49 Humane Club 1, 2, 33 Sec- A Ushers Club Projector 4. retary 2. KARL ROCK Commercial PATRICIA RUVOI-O Waverly High School Commercial st' Mum' Football lg Wrestling lg Wav- Cheerleaders Club 25 Ushers gfly High, Club. MARJORIE RYAN , Commercial St. Mary: ' Cheerleaders Club 2: Bowlingg Ushers Club. il A .M XXMW4 i '-v I ' . , 'W 1' T tzpfziue 72 LYNDA ROBY Co mmereial Edgeworth National Honor Society Span ish Club 3 Junior Play Com mittee Student Council Al ternate 1 2 Cheerleaders Club 2 Ushers Club JOYCE RYAN Academic Hopkins Street Cheerleaders Club 1, 23 G. A. A. 15 Choir 25 Ushers Clubg Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Typing Editor Ed- sonian. JUDY SCAFFIDI Academic Parley Coburn National Honor Societyg El-So- Hi Reporter 25 El-So-Hi As- sociate News Editor 35 El-So- Hi Columist 4g Edsonian Lit- eraty Stalfg Sunday Telegram Correspondent 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Assistant Director of Junior Playg Senior Play Committeeg Chairman of Junior Day Dance, SANDY SCHAEF cademic Penna. Ave. lass Historian 1, 2, 3, 45 heerleaders Club 23 French lub 55 Treasurer of Ushers lubg Spring Hope Show 29 panish Club 43 Youth Coun- ig Chorus 25 J. V. Cheer- :ader 3: Varsity Cheerleader g Junior Day Assembly: G. A. .. 1, 25 F. T. A. 2, 3, 43 .mior Prom Attendant. MARJORIE SCHIAVE Academic Purley Coburn National Honor Societyg F. T. A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 5, 45 Edsonian Staffg Cheerleaders Club 23 Scribblers Club 23 Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Youth Coun- tyg Ushers Club. MAXINE SCHNEIDER Academic Perma. Ave. French Club 25 Spanish Club lg Vice Pres. Ushers Clubg Cheerleaders Club 1, 23 Youth Countyg Business Committees for Junior Playg Junior Coun- cil. BURT SCHOONOVER Vocational Hendy Ave. Stage Crew 45 Senior Play Committee. MARI SCOTT Academic H ertdy Ave. Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Scrib- blers Clubg Ushers Clubg G. A. A.: Junior Play. ROBERT G. SCOTT Academic Edgeworth German Club 3 Bowling Team 3: Science Club 2. ROSLYN SEELY Commercial Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Club lg Junior Play Committeeg Glee Club lg Ushers Club. SALLY SCOTT NORMAN SEYMOUR Homemakrng Edgeworth PHYLLIS SHEARE Vo,-d,mm,l pmley C-,,1,u,,, Ushers Club Humane Society Commeypml Pgylgy Coburn Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Choir 33 Ushers Clubg Cheerleaders Club 1. BLANCHE SHEIVE Commercial Purley Coburn G. A. A. 1, 2g Cheerleaders Club 15 Humane Club lg Ushers Clubg Yearbook Com- mittee. NIKKI SI-IELDON Academic Edgeworth Cheerleaders Club lg El-So-Hi Advertising Staff 49 G. A. A. U' 'gr' - lg Ushers Clubg Senior Play '- Committeeg Homeroom Rep- resentative 1. 'llllh f TqYuS'?4'7' 73 ,lu BRUCE SILVERS Academic Parley Coburn Class Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 2, 3g Sophomore Class Presidentg Youth County 39 Boys' Smeg President of Footlighters 4g Chorus 2, 5g Qualitones 5: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play Student Directorg El- So-Hi Business Staff 4g Ed- sonian Business Stal? 43 F. T. A. 53 Junior Day Master of Ceremony. NANCY SILVERS Academic Edgeworth Edsonian Business Staffg G. A. A.g Humane Clubg Junior Play Committeeg Ushers Club. PATSY SLY Academic Edgeworth G. A. A. 1, 2, 3g Sets Chair- man of Junior Playg Youth County 35 Usher's Clubg Foot- lighters 45 Literary Editor of Edsoniang National Honor So- ciety. GERALD SMITH JOHN G SMITH Commercial Perma. Ave. Vocatxonal Band 1, 3, 4g Humane Club 5' Pffff 81 Pe 2, 33 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2. JUDY SMITH Academic Parley Coburn G. A. A. 1, 25 Cheerleaders Club 2 Usher's Club 4 DICK SMYKOWSKI Vocational Farley Coburn J. V. Football lg Homeroom Basketball 1 2 5 KATHERINE SMITH Academic Ng, 9 ELIZABETH SNOVER Academic Purley Coburn Cheerleaders Club 1 2 Span ish Club 2 5 Ushers Club Youth County Junior Play Business Committee Student Council 1 BARBARA SOMERS C ommercxal Parley Coburn Usher's Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 G A A. 1, 2, 3g Cheerleaders Club 2 Scribblers 23 Usber's Cu 4 F. T. A. 2. DON SOFIA Academic Parley C obyrn Junior Play Posters Committeeg Senior Play Posters Commit- teeg Traiiic Squad 2. ROBERTA SPILLANE Academic St. Mary's Cheerleaders Club 1 Chorus 1 2 5 Footlxghters Club 5 G. A. A. 33 Bowling Team 1. , -, f- Y 43 F. T. A. 3, 4, Pr 'i ii National Honor Society 4 Sen El So Hx News Editor 4- n.. .1 q-. French Club 3 l l - - - - A . : I , , i es. :ii r ?' A ve ior Playg El-So-Hi Reporter 3: fa 4 5 - - ' ' , 1' -5 '- ANOR JEAN SPIRITHES demic Hopkins Slreel er's Club. LANA JEAN SPURLING Commercial Theodore Roose- velt Ir.-Sr. High, Syracuse, N.Y. G. A. A. 2, 55 Usher's Club. VINCENT STALIS Vocational Purley Coburn Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 39 Footlighters Club 45 Junior Day Assemblyg Junior Play Stage Crewg Junior Dance Committeeg Senior Playg El- So-Hi Advertising Staff. SCOTT STEINER EARLE STEWART Academic Purley Coburn Vocational Parley Coburn Freshman Class Presidentg Var- sity Baseball 1, 2, 5, 45 J. V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 Junior Class Pres- identg Youth County 55 Boys Stateg Student Council 1. am, .xe QM F3 lf Li' BARBARA SUFFERN Academic Parley Coburn G. A. A. lg Cheerleaders Club 1, 25 Freshman Councilg Freshman Chorusg Spanish Club 33 Senior Councilg Ush- er's Club. WILLIAM THOMAS Commercial Pafley Coburn Trahic Squad lg Basketball Mgr. lg Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 5, 45 Tumble Team 5. WAYNE SWAN Vocational Edgeworth Football C Squad 25 J. V. Football 33 Homeroom Basket- ball 1, 2. Slllblhxxup Monvmawr 2 5...-L fc W . Z 'le 'Q ---' ni 75 JO ELLEN SWEENEY Homemaking St. Mary's Cheerleaders Club 1 . JAMES E. TAFT Vocational Ithaca High School CLARA M. TILLINGHAST Commercial Hopkins Street Youth Countyg National Hon- or Societyg Usher's Clubg Band 1, 2, 3. JAMES TOXVNER NORMAN TOWNER Academic Purley Coburn Academic Purley Coburn Homeroom Basketball 1, 33 Band 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Bas- Bowling 55 Humane Club 1. ketball. ww MARJORIE VAN ATTA Commercial Hendy Avenue Ushers Club, G. A. A. JACQUELINE TRAUM Commercial Purley Coburn Spanish Club 2, 55 Cheer- leaders Club 2, 55 Usher's Club5 J. V. Cheerleader 5 fco-captainlg Varsity Cheer- leader 45 Chorus5 Junior Red Crossg Junior Play5 Junior Dayg G. A. A. 1, 2. LEIS VAN de LAER Commercial Holland KAT1-ms VAN STRANDER Ushefs Club, Academic Hendy Avenue Usher's Club5 French Club5 Cheerleaders Club 1. JON VEDDER Academic H endy Avenue German Club 2, 55 Youth County5 Freshman 81 Sopho- more Basketballg Senior Play Committee. :ffm l I 2lT SFX f . ' 'HW - BARBARA TREMAINE Academic Purley Coburn Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Sec'y 45 J. V. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 5, 45 Cheerleaders Club5 Junior Prom Queeng Usher's Club5 Sec'y of Soph- omore Classg Freshman Coun- cil5 Sophomore Councilg Jun- ior Day5 junior Play Com- mittees. WILLIAM VAN HOUTEN Academic Penna. Ave. Student Council 15 Junior Red Cross 25 Junior Play. MARY VAUGHN Commercial Penna. Ave. Girl's Glee Club 1, 25 Usher's Club. LELAND VERT Vocational Hopkins Street Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 35 J. V. Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 35 Track Z. a H JOY UTTER Acudemic Purley Cob Nat'l Honor Societyg El- Hi 45 Junior Playg Stud Council 15 Class Council 1, 5, 45 Sec'y of Freshman Cl: Vice Pres. of Sophom Classg Orchestra 2, 3, 45 B: 1, 2, 3, 45 Footlighters 5, Spanish Club 3, 45 Chi Qualitonesg Glee Club5 Ch: man of Jr. Day and So, Dayg Usher's Club5 Yo County5 Syracuse Educat Conferenceg Senior Play Cd mittee. 'f e z 5' if . , PAULA VON HENDY mmercial St. Mary's ee Club 19 Cheerleaders ub 1, 2 CHist.Jg Spanish ub 2, 5 Treas. 43 Student nuncil 24 J. V. Cheerleader Youth Center Vice Pres.g nrsity Cheeerleader 43 Senior ass Secretaryg Usher's Club. GREG VOSBURGH Academic Edgeworth Freshman Basketballg Home- room Basketball 1, 3g German Club 2. BARBARA WARD Commercial Edgeworth Red Cross Representative 25 El-So-Hi Representative 35 G. A. A. lg Usher's Clubg Senior Council Representative: Na- tional Honor Society. DONNA WEMPLE Academic Parley Coburn Freshman Councilg German Club 2, 3g El-So-Hi 5g Usher's Clubg Sophomore Dance Com- mitteeg White Christmas Dance Committee 1, 4g Youth County. BONNIE WHITE Commercial Athens Hzgh School Athens Pennrylvanxa Cheerleaders Club 1 Ushers Club Band 5 4 CAROLE VUNK Commercial-Homemaking Parley Coburn Majorette 3, 43 Junior Playg Junior Dayg Usher's Clubg Youth Countyg G. A. A. lg Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL WEBB Academic Parley Coburn Student Council 3: German Club 2, 5 Vice Pres. 53 Sci- ence Club 2. 7411-I si?-j 'funn KL imma' I JUDY WALKER Commercial Farley Coburn Glee Club 2. ELSIE WELLMAN Commercial Parley Coburn G. A. A. lg Cheerleaders Club 13 Usher's Club. JACK WHEELER Academic George Washington Freshman Chorus 19 Class Council 1, 2, 59 Junior Playg junior Dayg Edsonian Literary Staffg 2nd Period Chorusg Sci- ence Club 2. ROLAND WHITE Academic Purley Coburn junior Play Junior Day Bowling 3 Senior Play FREDERICA WAMBOLD Commercial Notre Dame Usher's Club. MELANIE WHITNEY Academic Hopkins Street Glee Club 1, 43' Humane Club 2, 35 Usher's Clubg F. T. A. 2, 3, 4g Chorus 4. HELEN WILLIAMS Homemaking Hendy Avenue Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Pres. 43 Scribblers 35 Usher's Club. MARY WOOD Academic Parley Coburn G. A. A.g French Club 2, 3 Sec. 3: Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Commirteeg Stu- dent Council 3. JACQUELINE YAVIS Commercial Parley Coburn Glee Clubg Choirg Cheerleaders Clubg G. A. A., Usher's Clubg El-So-Hi Representative. VALERIE YULE Academic Boynton Junior High Ithaca, N. Y. Red Cross Rep. lg El-So-Hi Rep. 25 Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Serg. of Arms 23 Senior Councilg Usher's Clubg Usher's Club Executive Committeeg F. T. A. 2, 4: G. A. A., Yourh Center. JUDITH WILLIAMS Homemaking Hendy Avenue Freshman Chorusg Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, 3 Pres. 3g Scrib- blers 2, 5, 4g Usher's Club. NANCY WOOD Academic George Washinglon Nat'l Honor Societyg Spanish Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Band 23 Choir 2, 3, 4g Qualitones 2g F. T. A. 2, 3, 4g Youth Countyg Edsonian Business Staffg Cheerleaders Club 13 Usher's Club. if fa. XX l Nl! ff. UU fife- .el JEFFREY WILSON MARK WILSON Vocational Wellsburg Union Academic Parley Cobc J. V. Football 33 Varsity Foot- ball 4g I.etterman's Club. GERALD WOODARD Commercial Beecher School MARGARET YERG Academic Purley Coburn Freshman Choir, Cheerleaders Club 1, 23 Student Council 2, 4 Treas. 45 Qualitones 2, 5, 4g El-So-Hi Rep. 25 Span- ish Club 2, 3 Treas. 33 F. T. A. 2, 3,45 Junior Playg Jun- ior Dayg Junior, Council Rep.g Choir 4 CPres.Dg Business Manager of El-So-Hig Senior Playg Honor Society, Usher's Clubg Youth County. DONNA ZEIGLER Academic Perma. Ave. Cheerleaders Club 1, 2g Junior Dayg Junior Play Business Commirteeg Junior Prom Busi- ness Committee, Senior Playg Sophomore Dance Committeeg Usher's Clubg Usher's Club Executive Committeeg Youth Center Committeeg French Clubg Edsonian Literary Staff. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 45 Footlighters Club 3, Chorus 25 Letterman's Club El-So-Hi Sports Edirorg J. Football 5g Varsity Football Junior Playg Spring Hr Show 2. n1v F' I' I' I' I' T PHILLIS ZENDZION C ammercial Parley Coburn Cheerleaders Clubg Scribblers Clubg Glee Clubg Usher's Club. MARY LYNNE ZEPP Arademic Hopkins Street Glee Club 1, 3: Choir 3, 49 Usher's Clubg French Club 2, 3. CAMERA SHY SENIORS FRANCIS AIELLO RONALD BARNES JOHN cAPPucc1 ROBERT GRZEJKA GERALD I-IESS PAUL LOONEY NANCY MASLINSKI WILLIAM MIDDAUGH RAYMOND PHILLIPS DAVID SEMLER GALE TRAINOR LAWRENCE WADE PATRICIA WOLFE gA 7'a7A F' fffx A-- Y, 4 - x Al l . 4 ,lf ,l .uv , ,I ' 'lf 'f -Sl ip' ' f N EHS7' .L V' :ffl LKIALQ 79 DIANE LOGUE McDERMOTT Commercial Hopkins Street Cheerleaders Club 1-45 Usher's Clubg J. V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Junior Council. S +L FIRST HONORS Atkrnson L1ndaM Dando Sharon A Bahr Dan1elR Farnbaugh NancyR Beckwrth E Jean Farrell Patrrcla L Bowen V1v1en Finlay Luc1ndaE Bumbalo udxth A Flemlng T Jean Comfort Kathleen lf Fullerton Sharon A Crlttenden Eve T Goodman Lee A Hall Thomas Hamlln acquelrn L Hourxhan Maureen Lamplla Drane L Lawson Sally A Mattxson Joyce A Newbauer Constance E Peterson John R Trllmghast Clara M Re1bson Damel F Utter Joy C Ryan Joyce E Scaflidl Judith O Schrave Marjorie L Sly Patsy L Splllane Roberta E VonHendy Paula E Ward BarbaraJ Wood Mary E Wood Nancy E Yerg Margaret L SECOND HONORS Andrus Gerald F Ayres Drane G. Costello Mary Alice Dean Sandra L. Fawell Margaret E. Hause Gordon R. Marquette Carol A McNeal Jon E. Pepper Dorls F. Perry David J. Roby Lynda Zepp Mary L. Of thee we sing Through this portal pass . . . .Q 'I ,MVB 'Vi 0 si N 4 I A . F - .,, I. I ' - it K R X' ,,- ' 'IL' Those shiny hallowed halls. Now take my advire 81 Off to New York yearbook convention The story of that historically famous Class ol 1958. i ff .28 1 Campaign of 54 - 55 just as our forefathers struggled to leave a lasting im- pression, so we, the class of 1958 have campaigned to leave a lasting impression at Southside High School. As new recruits to the great army of S. H. S., the class of 1958, reduced from Captains in the Junior High Army to buck privates, reported to their capable leader, General Harry E. Barrett. 'Through the strategy of General Barrett and our new field officers, First Lieutenant Scott Steiner, Second Lieu- tenant Gene Augustine, Madame Warrant Officer joy Utter, Madame Adjutant Sandra Dean, and Madame Log- keeper Sandra Schaef, we successfully waged our first battle on December 18, 1954-The White Christmas Dance. Madame ,Squad Leader Sandra Deitzel organized the plan of attack by providing us with the U. S. O. unit, Meri- weather and his Merrimakers. Due to ingenious tactics our next encounter, The Half-Price Hop, held on May 6, proved even more tri- umphant. Under the combined squadronship of Sandra Deitzel and David Perry, we obtained the U. S. O. troup headed by Bob Michaels, with music by the top ten. Our platoon donated one hundred dollars to the treas- ury of the Army for the G. I. Bill fstudent loan fundj. Before beginning our two-month furlough, we were saddened by the communication reporting the transfer of the Commander in Chief Wallace J. Howell. Campaign of '55-'56 Returning from our furlough, we found ourselves private first-class and chose our leaders for the campaign: First Lieutenant Bruce Silvers, Madame Second Lieutenant joy Utter, Madame Warrant Officer Barb Tremaine, Ma- dame Adjutant Sandra Dean, and Madame Log-keeper Sandra Schaef. Another General was added to our staff of advisors-Madame General Luella B. Lund. We were greeted by our new Commander in Chief Arnold D. Greene, who proved to be an inspiring guide for our succeeding campaigns. N ' M- ' ., r X EQ ,V On October 21, the first major conflict of the season occurred with our Sock Rock, but it was brought to a successful finish with the aid of Curt Burnett's Orchestra. Following this battle, we faced another challenge, the Rock 'n' Roll Waltz that came to a successful completion on February 24, 1956. Providing music were the Mel- odians, playing from 21:00 to 24:00. Climaxing this campaign of '55-'56 was the dance, Starlight in Blue, held on May 4, which set a new prec- edence-that of holding a dance in the mess hall instead of the drill hall. Preparations for this battle surpassed those of all preceding conflicts. Marjorie Schiave and jean Fleming camoufiaged the hall beautifully with blue stars and soft lights. Adding to the beauty was the music of Dick Hamlin's Orchestra. Ordinary dress was abadoned and the platoon appeared in dress uniforms of their colors, baby blue and white. Following tradition, we sponsored the Log fYear- book, Dance, honoring the promotion of our comrades, the Platoon of '56, to Captains. Upon completion of this campaign we were saddened by the transfer of General Harry E. Barrett. I I I I Campaign of 56- 57 When we returned from leave, we were welcomed by a new General, j. David Rossi. Leading us during this campaign were: First Lieu- tenant Scott -Steiner, Second Lieutenant John Evans, Ma- dame Warrant Officer Diane Lampila, Madame Adjutant Sandra Dean and Madame Log-keeper Sandra Schaef. Squad Leaders Carol Marquette and Bruce Silvers or- ganized our first move of the season, The Bermuda Ball held October 4th, Again utilizing new ideas we held the Varsity Ball in the mess hall on November 9th under the squad leader- ship of Peggy Yerg and Robert Harner. Chosen King and Queen were Tom Mosher and Marlene Swimelar. Music was provided by a band composed of Ithaca College students. One of the greatest engagements of our campaign occurred the evening of March 1, 1957 at the Mark Twain Hotel. Our Junior Prom, the Crystal Ball, was made es- pecially spectacular through the romantic music of Dick Dejnozha's Orchestra, the decorations par excellence and the perfect cooperation of the entire platoon under the direction of Squad Leaders Lee Goodman and Mark Wilson. SOUTHSWE JUNIOR PLAY BRlGlDINE After two and a half years of anticipation we had the privilege of presenting our own play, a musical comedy entitled Brigidine to capacity audiences. Following this success we came face to face with an- other hurdle-that of successfully presenting Junior Day. This production proved that the talent of our platoon was equal to that of professionals in U. S. O. troops. At the conclusion of this campaign we faced again what seemed to be our destiny, that of losing a beloved com- mandant, General Rossi. Campaign oi 57- 58 At last realizing our ambitions we returned from leave as Senior members of the Grand Army of Southside. To lead us in this most important campaign we chose First Lieutenant William Cook, Second Lieutenant Thomas Hall, Madame Warrant Oflicer Paula Von Hendy, Ma- dame Adjutant Sandra Dean, and Madame Log-keeper Sandra Schaef. Everyone appeared with his good luck piece at our next skirmish, The Superstitious Shuffle. Music was fur- nished by the Melodians on Friday, September 13th. A distinct change occurred in our tactics when we presented judge Me Not, a tragi-comedy, on December 6th and 7th. Extraordinary talent was again displayed in this production. In accordance with established military custom, we celebrated coming Christmas leave with the White Christ- mas Dance held December 20th. Madame Squad Leader Joy Utter directed the maneuvers. To make the Irishmen in our platoon happy, we held a dance March 21st to commemorate St. Patrick's Day. Climaxing our four year tour of duty in the Grand Army of S. H. S. were the traditional Senior activities. On May 29th in the Mark Twain Hotel the most spectacular social event of the campaign took place-the Senior Banquet and Prom. During the banquet, tape recordings of important conlllicts brought back the joys and sorrows of our brief history. After this we added another success to our list of memories while dancing in the ballroom. Suddenly it was time to wage our final conflict of four years, Senior Day. Following tradition we displayed our talent in this review which included singing, dancing, pantomime, and an unusually talented band. Finally receiving our reward for all past conflicts in the four year campaigns, we marched into the assembly hall to receive our promotions to Captains in the Great Army of the Universe. 'ii xk 8 3 ,,,r,,, .fy at gkgw ..g,r :fa gk, ,-gg, ,ag-.,. ,,.,,fi1 , ,K ae. -M-e..,,...-s . - ,WY t .y,,,,,.,,,,,,, .sp ff.- Q K ,F --are . 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Newbauer Kappa Epsilon Burt's Clothiers Edgecombs Elmira Market Place White's Cut Rate Southport Flying A Coca Cola Bottling Works Bern Furniture McCarthy Funeral Home Penny's Downtown Kelly Drugs Carey's Leather and Luggage Johnnie's Service Station A Friend Handi-Shop Southport Variety Store Markson's Dixie Barbecue Broadway Sporting Goods George C. McGrevey Mark Twain Hotel Abers Insurance Wellsburg, N. Y. Harold and Allieve Jameison Glenn M. Schuyler, Lumber Co. Wellsburg, N. Y. Red 8: White, Wellsburg Village Town, Wellsburg Moore's Grocery 8: Service Station Wilcox's Service Station Wellsburg Sherwin Williams Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Carlton Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Grant Collier Mr. 8: Mrs. Jerry Keefe Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Savino Mr. 8: Mrs. Al Kittle Keith and Diane Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Ostrander Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard F. Rees Fredric M. Rees, Class of '53 Pete 8: Marge Dutch 8: Nancy Pat 8: Sam The Yules Mr. 8: Mrs. Edgar Wood Phyllis 8: Bob Mr. 8: Mrs. John Steiner Mrs. Marion A. 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