SUE LEDFORD, a commercial student from Parley Coburn joined Cheerleaders" Club and Girls Glee Club in her freshman year. As a junior she was a member of Spanish Club and served on Junior Prom Committee. Sue. as a senior, was a member of Ushers' Club. National Honor Society and Edsonian Literary Staff. She also served on Senior Play, Senior Prom, and Senior Carnival Committees.

After coming to SHS from Notre Dame. academic student DAWN LEMONCELLI was very active. In her junior year she was kept busy as an alternate Student Council representative and as a member of the Junior Prom, Junior Play, and Junior Day committees. While a senior, Dawn was on the Edsonian business staff, a member of Ushers' Club, and secretary of Junior Red Cross.

When commercial student SHARON LOOMIS came to Southside's hallowed halls from Hopkins Street School, she found her time filled with Mixed Chorus, Cheerleaders' Club, Christmas assemblies, Ushers' Club, and dance committees.

Another of the Senior Class's familiar faces was that of MICHAEL LOSINGER, graduate of Edgeworth School. This energetic academic student served as class treasurer in his sophomore and junior years, a member of German Club for four years, and of National Honor Society for two years! He also attended Youth County and Boys' State. Besides participating in both the Junior and Senior Plays, the Optimist Oratorical Contest, and Freshman and Sophomore Parent Nights, Mike found time for being on the Edsonian literary staff, for Footlighters' Club, and for Student Council for two years, serving as vice president in his senior year.

Academic student ANN LOWERY entered the portals of this school when she left Hopkins Street School. Ann was a member of Ushers' Club.

Parley Coburn sent us MARY LUCKEY, a great contributor to the Class of '59. During her sophomore year, Mary was on the Sophomore Business Committee and participated in Sophomore Parents Night and the candy sale. While a junior, she was on the Junior Prom committees and a member of the cast of the Footlighters' Play. As a senior, Mary remained active by directing the Senior Play, belonging to Ushers' Club, and continuing membership in Footlighters. She, also in Scribblers' Club her senior year, served as Scribblers' Club president.