AVIVA GOLOS, who came from Parley Coburn and took an academic course, was a leader the past four years at Southside. Her days at Southside were filled to the brim with activities. In her freshman year she was class historian. Vivi's last three years were devoted to the EI-So-Hi (circulation staff, sophomore year; associate editor, Junior year; and editor-in-chief, her Senior year.) Winning the American Legion Oratorical Contest in her Junior year with the topic "The Constitution--The Living American Heritage," she was one of those delegated to attend the Syracuse Citizenship Conference at Syracuse University. The biggest thrill of her life was visiting the land of Israel during the summer of '58.

One of the vocal talents of the Class of '59 was JEANNETTE GRAF who came from Johnson City. Demonstrating her aptitude toward music. Jeannette belonged to Qualitones, Girls' Glee Club, and Orchestra. Ushers' Club, Junior and Senior Play committees had her devoted efforts.

RICHARD GREEN, a graduate of Wellsburg Union, sang in the chorus and served on the Traffic Squad. His vocal ability was shown in the Junior Play chorus.

Entering Southside from Parley Coburn, GAIL HADLEY took time out from her commercial course to participate actively in class affairs. Gail proved her ability on the Junior and Senior Play committees and on the Junior Day and Junior Prom committees. Sophomore Council, a year in G.A.A., and Ushers' Club rounded out her busy four years at SHS.

ROBERT HAGER, enrolled in a commercial course, claims Parley Coburn as his junior high alma mater. Active in sports, Bob was basketball manager in his Junior and Senior years, as well as being a member of the Lettermen's Club. He also attended Youth County, was a Student Council alternate, and played homeroom basketball his first two years at SHS.

St. Mary's graduate, RICHARD HALLAHAN represented his homeroom in Junior Red Cross while studying academic subjects.