Coming from Edgewood School, IRENE ALBEE took up a commercial course. she served on various committees in her senior year and was a member of the G.A.A. and Ushers' Club. 

Southside welcomed PATRICIA ALLISON 4 years ago as she graduated from Pennsylvania Avenue School. She entered in an academic course. Pat attended Youth County, was a member of Scribblers' Club and Ushers' Club, and participated in various class undertakings.

Parley Coburn was the Junior High alma mater of PHYLLIS ANDERSON. Phyllis whose course was homemaking, belonged to Cheerleaders' Club, Scribblers' Club, and G.A.A.

When she began her year at Southside, SHARON ANDERSON undertook a commercial course. Sharon was active on numerous committees, was a member of Junior Red Cross, and enjoyed being in G.A.A. and Ushers' Club.

Academic student, JUDY ANDRUS ventured to Southside from Parley Coburn. Being interested in activities of the class. Judy worked on the Junior and Senior Play committees, the Junior Prom committee, and participated in Sophomore Parent Night, as well as other undertakings. She also took part in the various activities of organizations such as Cheerleaders' Club, Ushers' Club, the Folk Dancing Class, and Future Nurses' Club.

Also in the academic department was CAROL AYRES, who graduated from Edgewood School. Carol was proud to be a member of the National Honor Society. Having an interest in the arts, she had a role in both the Junior and Senior Plays, belonged to Footlighters Club, and sang in the Mixed Chorus and Qualitones. Her other extracurricular activities included Ushers' Club, Freshman and Sophomore Council, Future Teachers of America, and G.A.A.