LORETTA D1CKINSON, who came from Parley Coburn, pursued a commercial course. A member of the Orchestra and Chorus in her freshman and sophomore years, Loretta found time to assist the librarians. Transferring from Newfield to Southside was academic student AVIS DOANE. Avis participated in G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, and the school dance band. In her senior year she became a member of the Ushers' Club.

SANDRA DUNHAM, an academic student from Parley Coburn, was very active at Southside. As one of Southside's top students she was a member of the National Honor Society. Sandy look part in Student Council and Sophomore and Senior Councils. She also belonged to Cheerleaders' Club, Scribblers' Club, and Future Teachers of America.

Vocational student JON EARLY came to Southside from Parley Coburn, Jon played homeroom basketball and was in Band in his sophomore year,

STEPHEN EASTMAN, academic student from Hopkins Street School, will always be remembered as the President of Student Council- Having participated in JV baseball and JV and Varsity football, Steveearned membership in Lettermen's Club. He had one of the leads in the Junior Play and was elected an honorary member of Footlighter's Club. Steve was proud to represent Southside at Empire Boy's State and at the Syracuse Citizenship Conference.

Also from Hopkins Street School came NANCY EDSALL, an academic student. Nancy became a member of the National Honor Society in her Senior year. She served on the Freshman Business Staff and the Junior Play committees, attended Youth County, and had a part in the Senior Play. She was a member of Future Nurses' Club, Spanish Club, and Ushers' Club. Nancy worked as copy editor on the Edsonian Literary Staff.