MARTHA DE PUE transferred to Southside from Horseheads High as an academic student. She enjoyed committee work on class activities.

JEANNE DE RIGGE, commercial student, ventured to Southside from Parley Coburn. In her Freshman year she was Red Cross and El-So-Hi representative. Jeanne enjoyed being on the library staff and the Literary Staff of the Edsonian, and taking part in Senior Day. Her other extracurricular activities included Spanish Club, G.A.A., Cheerleaders' Club and the Senior Play.

Coming from Hopkins Street School, JOAN MARIE DERSHAM studied an academic course. In her Freshman year she sang in Girls' Glee Club and worked on the library staff. Joan also sang in Chorus as a sophomore and became a member of Ushers' Club in her senior year.

Academic student RICHARD DEWEY transferred from a New York City school in his senior year. Although in a new environment Dick became a member of Science Club, served on Student Council, and acted as Student Director for the Senior Play.

JUDITH DIBBLE, a graduate of Pennsylvania Avenue School, became an academic student at Southside. She was a member of Cheer leaders' Club, G.A.A., and Girls' Glee Club. In addition to participating in the Junior Play, Judy served on the library staff and on committees for the Junior Prom and Senior Play.

Spanish Club member, RICHARD DIBBLE entered from Parley Coburn as an academic student. Playing Junior Varsity baseball and attending Sophomore Council took up much time in his second year. As a Junior Dick had the opportunity to participate in the Junior Play and Youth County.