"Strike!" This was often the call when JOSEPH ELMER was pitching Southside on to victories in the Southern Tier Baseball League. When Joe came from Parley Coburn to Southside, he immediately became interested in sports; the next four years were to see him on the varsity and junior varsity baseball teams, the junior varsity basketball team, and the bowling team.

Pert and pretty CHARLOTTE ELSTON'S fame spread to all corner of SHS after her jitterbug number for Freshman Parent's Night. Again in her junior year, she performed from the stage in the Junior Play, "Where's Charley?" Charlotte helped the team on to victory by her membership in Cheerleaders' Club. Also in her Senior year, she contributed her efforts to the Senior Play.

One of the most active boys in the Class of '59 was EDWARD ELSTON, who is preparing for the teaching profession by presiding over Future Teachers of America. In addition to this. Eddie, in his Senior year, checked the receipts of the El-So-Hi as business manager and took part in Student Council. Eddie's first three years at SHS prepared him for these responsibilities. He served on both the Freshman and Sophomore Nights. Eddie will always be remembered for his dedicated service to both class and school.

With her wide grin, small and cute JOYCE ENGLISH, who came from St. Mary's, spent four active years at SHS as a member of Cheerleaders' Club and Ushers' Club. In her Junior year, she spent many long hours working on the Junior Prom and Junior Play. In her final year, Joyce added to her many accomplishments by working on the Senior Play.

A representative of Junior Red Cross, DENNIS ETSEN helped his class by working on freshman and sophomore dance committees.