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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS GIRLS lst. 2nd, 3rd. BOYS lst. 2nd. 3rd. row Joyce Semplar, Vivian Durfey, Vera Bills, Geniveve Keenan, Marcia Tong, Miss Monroe, Martha Tong, Mary Schiefen, Virginia Sydney, Doris Phillips, Anna Riopko, Yvoynne Havens, Helene Chadwick. row Dorothy Atkinson, Fay Higginbotham, Sara Weeks, Doris Roberts, Ethel Crain, Marion Wilkinson, Lois Becraft, Imogene Burke, Ermenia Palmeri, Margaret Neal, Frances Bergren, Dorothy Dannely. row Ann Kroczynski, Rosemary Frawley, Jean Rudd, Shirley Green, Mary Marks, Shirley Osborne, Geraldine Van Kirk, Hilda Selewach, Ethel Coats, Martha Gray, Anna Lou Davis. row Carl Raniewicz, Joseph Palmeri, Harry Marsh, Robert Deery, Peter Theopheles, George Mysnyk, George Morich, Gabriel Ewsuk, William Carmody, Marvin Sheldon, August Seely, Riehard Sheldon. row Vincent O'Herron, William Shaw, Robert Belknap, William Mehalick, Charles Reddon, Chester Lintz, Louis Atkinson, Frank Crane, Kenneth Erickson, Ralph Reynolds, Leonard Bednarohick, Eugene Jurusyk. row Phillip Obuhanych, Raymond Vosburg, Ldlliam Feshoh, Edward Griemsmann, Theron Fink, Frank Robbins, Delbert Evans, Frank Watkins, David Whitehouse, Walter Matejcek, Raymond Oldroyd. -29-

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SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES nGee it seems good not to be Freshman anymoren said the Sophomores upon return- ing to school in the fall. They really felt that they had grown up during summer and they had. On December 17, under the chairmanship of Imogene Burke they' proved they could con duct a social function as well as anyone else. They entertained themselves at a Christmas Party in the school. At this party besides fine food the Sophomores enjoyed singing, dancing, and games in the gymnasium. The Sophomores are looking forward to a class picnic in June. This will be their way of saying nAd1osn, to their classmates until their Junior year. Officers: President Chester Lintz Vice-President Eugene Jurusik Secretary Anna Lou Davis Treasurer Imogene Bourke Sponsors: Virginia Monroe John Finlay Ralph Sutherland .2g-

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Sat. Tues. Wed. Mon. Tues. Thur. Fri. Mon. Tues. Wed. MDM. Thur. Fri. Mon. Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri. Tues. Fri. Fri. Sat. Mon. Tues Fri. Fri. Thur Fri. Mon. Thur Fri. Fri. Sat. Thur Fri. Sat. Tues Thur. Fri. Non. Mon. Dec. Dec. DEC. DSC. Dec. Dec. D609 Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. JHH. Jan. JHH. JHHL Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. NET. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. NSY Nay Nay June June June June June June June SCHOOL CALENDAR The Athletic Council gave the football . ,,X team a very nice banquet at the Oakwood Church. Corning Northside vs. Elmira Hgts. ...f- Score: Hgts 27 Corning 22. W , An assembly program was given consist- '-jj - ing of movies about charm and personality. 'aff' T n ,,, Heights Cagers vs. Montour Score: Hgts. ? ' ,-f ' Sl Montour l4. The Elks annual football banquet held 5 for Elmira Heights Elmira and Horse- f U heads, . . g ,M J, COMMANDER The Elmira Halghta Rotary held a banquet M l- 1 'iN - for tha football squad at st. Johrvs 1- .KN CHIEF Church. f ' A or gg ' A semi-formal dance was held with the orchestra of Art Caporal playing. It was bttfui' the Senior Christmas Dance. The G1rl's Sport Club held a Christmas Party at 3:20 ln the school. An assembly program was put on by the mixed chorous under the leacership of Mr. Sutherland. The first day of Christmas Holiday. School reopened at 8:45 A.M. A Ghost Basketball game was held ln the gym. The game was played in total darkness withthelwcessary objects covered with luminous paper. Heights played Owego at Owego. Score: Hgts. 24 Owego 44. Russell Hoogerhyde talked and demonstrated his ability as an archer in an exciting assembly program. , Heights played Horseheads in the traditional game. Score: Hgts. 24 Horseheads 9. Heights played Corning Northside High and came through with a victory. Score: Hgts. 38 Corning 23. We were the audience of an assembly program concerning democracy. Heights played Watkins on their court. Score: Hgts. 42 Watkins ll. Heights played Corning Free Academy at Corning and were beaten. Score: Hgts. 22 Watkins 42. Heights played Montour on the Cook Assembly Polo Grounds Score: Hgts. 44 Montour 23. Heights played Owego on our own court. It was a tough battle but we won. Score: Hgts. 36 Owego 26. A Fun Frollc was sponsored by the Junior Class in the gym. It was a decided success. We celebrated wash1ngton's Birthday by taking a day off. Sally and her Montana Plainsmen staged an auditorium. End of 5th marking period, 5 weeks closer to Horseheads court. Junior Class Play was given ln the auditorium. End of 6th marking period. Spring Vacation begins Ylpeel School reopens. School assembly service program. The speaker: Lane K. Newberry. The Evening of Music under the direction of Mr. Ralph Sutherland. The Grade School Operetta was held in the auditorium. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was given by the Juniors and enjoyed by the Seniors. A School Assembly Service L. Jackson. The Seniors were honored by an assembly program. The Freshmen and Sophomores held a picnic on this date. Senior Class Day. Local exams. CBetter start Cramln'j. The Annual Junior-Senior Picnic. Regents week begins oh! oh! Your honorable seniors will all graduate. lwe hopelh Sthool Gut-crater ' amateur hour in the June Basketball game on the Program was given. The speaker: Burton -30-