After arriving from Pennsylvania Avenue, BETTY LUMBARD took part in many activities, including Junior Red Cross, Christmas assemblies, varsity Cheerleading as captain, National Honor Society, Cheerleaders' Club, and Ushers' Club. Among her other undertakings were the Senior Play committees, typing editorship of the Edsonian, Junior Day Queen candidacy, Junior Prom committee, Youth County, Senior Day, and the Senior Prom committee. Betty also represented Southside in the football queen contest at Endicott.

St. Mary's sent us RONALD LYON, an academic student who participated in homeroom basketball, served as track manager in his freshman year, was a member of the Sophomore Business Committee and Junior Red Cross, and assisted in the Junior Play.

Arriving from Edgeworth was LARRY MacBLANE, who studied the vocational course. During his four years, Larry served on various committees and took part in JV Football as a freshman and sophomore.

Another Edgeworth alumnus was ROBERT MacBLANE, who was enrolled in the vocational course. Throughout his four years, Bob was very busy in the field of sport. Three years of football, four years of baseball, Junior and Senior Play committees, and homeroom basketball kept even his spare time occupied. As if these were not enough, Bob was a member of Lettermen's Club and Senior Council, Senior Class Vice President, and participant in the Interclass Track Meet for four years.

Following the vocational course when he came from Birdcreek was RICHARD MANCHESTER.

After having been graduated from St. Mary's RICHARD MANN, studying the vocational course, found much to keep him busy. As a freshman he served as JV Football manager, played homeroom basketball, and was a Junior Red Cross representative. After that time, he took part in JV Wrestling for one year, Varsity Wrestling for two years, Varsity Football, Interclass Track Meets for four years, Senior Play committees, and Lettermens' Club.