ALFRED BAILEY, who came from Parley Coburn, enrolled as an academic student. Al was a member of the Student Council.

Entering Southside from Hopkins Street School was GAYLE BALDWIN, an academic student. Gayle helped in publishing the El-So-Hi as a member of the advertising staff. She was also El-So-Hi representative in her homeroom, served onthe Junior and Senior play committees, and represented her homeroom in Student Council in her Sophomore year. A member of Mixed Chorus, for which she was treasurer, during her senior year, Gayle found time to take part in the activities of the French Club (2,3) and Ushers' Club.

ALICE BALMER, a commercial student from Southport No. 9, participated in Glee Club (1,2) and Ushers' Club.

Another commercial student, GERALD BARNES, ventured to Southside from Edgeworth. Being interested in the activities of class, Gerry worked on the Freshman Parent Night and the Junior Play, and contributed to the Senior Carnival and other class activities. He also took part in the Christmas Assembly (1,2), the Spring Concert (1,2), Chorus (1,2,4), and Qualitones (2). One of the top typists, Gerry was on the typing staff of the El-So-Hi.

Coming from  Edgeworth, CAROL BAYLOR, took up a homemaking course. Carol worked with the Cheerleaders' Club, and was a member of the G.A.A. and the Folk Dancing Class. Aside from this, she represented her homeroom on the Junior Red Cross and proved to be a valuable asset to the Ushers' Club and the Humane Club.
      Another Edgeworth graduate, GEORGE BEARDSLEY, started an industrial arts course upon entering Southside. George helped in various class projects.