Thomas A Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Elmira Heights, NY)

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Page 24 Left to Right: Hugh Albee Gordon Barr Anna Bennett Betty June Bensley Helen Bolak Ruth Brown Helen Burroughs Mary Cook M rjorie Cowan Jack Crawford Eldon Doane Irene Mowchan Charles Easterbrook Mary Emelski Helen Erickson Kathleen Ewsuk Beulah Wheeler Edward Griemsmann Donald Flint James Fudge Steve Hryskanich Crystal Hurd Edwin Hutcheson Edward Mulliens Betty Hutchings Robert Hutcheson Josephine Jurusik Frank Krystof Charles L'Amoreaux Mary Lashiew JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Page 25 Left to Right Catherine Macslane Doris McCullough Virginia Mallette Margaret Norwood Helen Obuhanich Frank Pesesky Norma Smith Stanley Pesesky Pauline Ayers Sam Popovfch Robert Prokopec E.M. Mathews Birdie Blakey Martha Butray Mary Reynolds Robert Roller Frank Rugur Jack Satterlee Jean Rundle Augusta Kerbein Paul Selewach Virginia Shafer Ann Hryskanich Helen Sherman Evelyn Soper Betty Armstrong Elsie Stumpff Marian Swartout Helen Tarby Raymond Tupper Officers: President. . . . . .Josephine Jurusik Vice-President . . .Stanley Pesesky Secretary .... . . .Marion Swartout Treasurer. . . . .Virginia Shafer Florine Stuart Sponsors: . . Louise Sheeder Ralph Sutherland Activities: The Junior Class returned to school on September 2, with the task of raising money for Junior-Senior Banquet ahead of them. This annual affair at the Elmira Country Club will take quite a bit of money, therefore the Juniors set about to increase finances immediately. Sel- ling candy in the school halls was their first plan for raising money. This was done with much success. Cute little blue and orange Hbeaniesn were sold in the fall, by the Juniors to wear at the athletic contests of the school. This is one example of the Juniors outstanding school spirit. Under fine supervision, and cooperation among the Juniors a nFun Frolicn was enjoyed Dy the students of the school on February l4th. The main event at this frolic was the election of a king and queen of hearts. Refreshments were enjoyed and money was also earned in various booths. The Juniors will soon add an Operetta to their numerous activities which is to be put on in the auditorium under the capable direction of Mr. Ralph Sutherland. If the Junior-Senior Banquet follows the example of other Junior undertakings, it will be a decided success and a fitting climax to a happy school year. -25-

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