Always active in class affairs, LINDA HAMILTON came to us from St. Mary's and enrolled in the academic course. Having proved her leadership as chairman of the Junior Prom committees and the Senior Play committees, Linda became one of our Twirlers in her Senior year. Also keeping her busy were Junior Council, Junior Day, Senior Day, Senior Prom, and Ushers' Club.

MARGARET HARRIS seemed to excel in all fields. Coming from Parley Coburn, and taking an academic course, Peggy supplemented her musical ability in her one year of Glee Club, three years of Orchestra, and especially in her three years at Area All-State Festivals. Her fine voice was a credit to the Junior Play and to Footlighters. Her writing career started on the El-So-Hi Literary Staff, where she became associate editor. The Edsonian Business Staff also took advantage of her ability. In the sports field, Peggy was a JV cheerleader and later moved up to the varsity squad. Junior Council, Senior Prom, and Senior Day kept her busy in the class. Honor Society, Ushers' Club, and Youth County also added to the length of her activities list. In recognition of her leadership and fine qualities, Peggy received the Elmira College Key in her Junior year.

ANTONETTE HENDERSON, academic student, graduated from Odessa Central High School and has been doing her post graduate study at Southside.

GERALD HEWITT, a participant in homeroom basketball, graduated from Edgeworth School. This commercial student is one of our capable carpenters who served on the Senior Play stage crew and erected the Christmas scene on the roof.

Witty El-So-Hi column writer NELSON HICKS pursued an academic course after graduating from Hopkins Street School. A science enthusiast, Nelson found enjoyment in the Science Club. German Club and National Honor Society were clubs in which he obtained membership.

A graduate of Pennsylvania Avenue School, SHARON HILL didn't allow her homemaking course to interfere with her activities. Singing in Glee Club and participating in our candy sales kept her busy, as well as did G.A.A., and Ushers' Club.