The commercial course presented a challenge for GARY HOLLAND from Edgeworth. Representing his homeroom in Junior Red Cross was a worthwhile effort of Gary's.

DANIEL HOLLERAN, academic student, graduated from St. Mary's. For four years he played homeroom basketball in addition to serving on the Junior Red Cross and the Junior Play committees.

An academic student from Parley Coburn, SUZANNE HOOBLER is proud of the fact that she has been on every class dance committee. Her other committees included Sophomore Night, Junior and Senior Play business committees, and the Junior Prom committees. During her first two years she was on the Class Council and during her third year she was on the Class Business Staff. Also in her Junior year, she was a Junior Red Cross representative and sang in Glee Club. After taking time out for Cheerleaders' Club. Ushers' Club, and the Library Staff, Sue still had time to attend Youth County.

The violent tempered Mallinson of "Lost Horizons" was ably portrayed by GARY HOOD, an academic student from Parley Coburn. During our freshman year, he participated in Chorus, Freshman Parent Night, Student Council, and German Club. After spending a year in Texas, Gary returned in his Junior year to resume a great many activities. Upon his return he was elected German Club president, was given a role in the Junior Play, and was inducted into National Honor Society. He joined the newly formed Science Club and served on Junior and Senior Play committees in addition to playing leading roles in each play. For his fine performance in the Senior Play he was given an honorary membership in Footlighters. Gary's writing ability made him a valuable member of the Edsonian Literary Staff and Sunday paper reporter team. For his leadership he was selected to attend Youth County.

Another musically talented class member is CAROL HOWLAND, who came from EFA and took a general course. Singing in Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, and Qualitones took much of Carol's time. She also showed her ability in the dramatic club, Ushers' Club, and on the Junior Prom committee and Library Staff.

Petite JANIS HUDSON served as an honor attendant for the Junior Day Queen. Committees for the Junior and Senior Plays and Proms used the talents of this popular girl. Janis was a member of Cheerleaders' and Ushers' Clubs. Typing for the Edsonian was another of her contributions to the class. Christmas pageants pictured Janis as a tiny Christura elf.