Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: S. Saffer, M, Harris. Miss Brookfield, R. Parry, C. Ayres. Sec- ond Row: N. Chapin, R. Rockwell, S, Fitch. P. Sheehan, N. Edsall, B. Lumlmard. Third Row: G, Hood, C. Terwilliger, L. Morrison, J. Shipler, P. Knapp, N. Hicks. First Row: S. Pittman, S. Vondeck, S. Dunham. N, Underwood, R. Win- ner. Second Row: V. Tifft, .I. Rolwv, C. Fleming, R. Mills, V, Colos, R. Strange. Thin! Row: S. Ledford, E, Elston, C. Barnes, R. Jump, T.'KiI- coyne, IVI. Losinger. The Honor Society One of Southside's outstanding organi- zations is our chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. founded for the pur- pose of giving credit to students who have worked diligently during their years in high school. Twice each year new members are in- ductedg National Honor Society scholar- ships are made available to those who qualify in their senior year by belonging to this club. Throughout the year. culture classes are held to prepare those inter- ested for scholarship exams and for good college background. Qualification for membership is based on scholarship. leadership. citizenship. and service. Induction of new members is per- formed in the formal initiation ceremony in the presence of already inducted mem- bers.

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STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL-First Row: P. Russell, R. Cook, S. Losinger. M. Knapp. Mr. Greene, M, Reed, D. Watts, G. Maddox, C. Bercher. Second Row: J. Massey, S. S. Schock, B, Malone, F. Deitzel, T, Cicorra. E. Plate, P. Coldhitzf P. Richards, J. Hall, W, Womhoxigh, D. Warren, M. Ungvarski, C. Battisti. M. Ryan, M. Vivian. Our Student Council As in most American schools, the STU- DENT COUNCIL is the most important and respected school organization. During the year, the forty-five elected homeroom representatives arranged for transportation to out-of-town football games, sponsored homeroom Christmas decorations, collected yearbook payments. sponsored Teacher's Appreciation Day and sent delegates to several Student Council conferences. By co-ordinating activities. promoting student-faculty relations, and school spirit, our Student Council has performedla great service to Southside High School. STUDENT COUNCH.-First Row: L. Sigel, L. Williams, M. Edwards. S. Eastman, M. Losinger, J. Cook, D. Holloway. Second Row: M. Yerpz. J. Page. M. Rhor, E. Elston, H. Ripley, J. Linsey, C. Bly, R, Bartlet, J. Miller, D. Harvey, S. Draxler, C. Harvey, J. Coleman.

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YOUTH COUNTY - BOYS STATE YOUTH COUNTY-First Row: R. Winner, C. Baldwin, S. Pittman, ,l Glover, C. Ayres. Second Row: M Harris, M. Hughes, D. Messing, E. Slater, V. Tifft, J. Besley, N. Edsall, M. Cuthbert, .l. Coleman. S. Hoobler, J. Maslinski. Third Row: T. Kilcoyne, C. Konkus, J. Shipler, L. Morrison, C. Starr, R. Jump, C. Fudge, P. Allison E. Elston. Boys State BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE-Seated: E. Kasouf, R. Rockwell. Standing: S. Eastman, J. Shipler, M Losinger, E. Elston. YOUTH COUNTY-First Row: S VonDeck, B. Lumbard, M. Edwards C. Gravis, B. Parry. Second Row: C Baylor, N. Josephson, J. Roby, R Mills, M. Losinger, R. Dihble, A Cernohorsky, R. Rockwell, R. Strange L. Vaneski, C. Fleming. Youth County On May Sth and 9th, with representatives from other area high schools, fifty-four Southside High School juniors attended YOUTH COUNTY which is sponsored each year by the American Legion. Delegates were assigned a political party and place of resi- dence upon registration. Two days of nomi- nating conventions and political rallies were climaxed by final elections. The following month Southside was honored to send six delegates to BOYS' STATE and one delegate to GIRLS' STATE where the same election processes were carried out at the state level. These conferences fulfilled their purpose be- cause each delegate left with a deeper under- standing of his countryis democratic system of government and his part in it. 18 v C. Close. Third Row.' R. MacBlane, J. Spence, C. Raatz, W. Cuer, H. Reed, E. Mesuch, N. Cory, R. Hager,