From St. Mary's came academic student EUGENE MESUCH. During his freshman, sophomore and junior years Gene served on the class council. Representing our school at Youth County and participating in French Club projects took much of his time.

Another St. Mary's graduate, KENNETH MICHAELS, has been an active participant in sports. After playing Junior Varsity football in his freshman year, he continued his sports career by playing Junior Varsity baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, and Varsity Football and Baseball.

ROBERT MILLS, an academic student from Hopkins Street School, competed in homeroom basketball games for three years. Bob was Junior Varsity Baseball Manager in his sophomore year and Varsity Manager in his junior year. Participating in the Sophomore Night, the Junior Play, and the Edsonian Business Staff took much time. In his junior year he went to Youth County, joined the Spanish Club and served on the Junior Prom committee. Playing in the Band and the Orchestra provided a change for Bob. Induction in the National Honor Society highlighted his senior year.

Future Nurses' member BARBARA MINCHIN joined Student Council and Cheerleaders' Club in her freshman year. Any leisure time she had after completing her academic studies was taken up by the Future Teachers', the Edsonian Business Staff, and the Spanish and the Ushers' Clubs. St. Peter's and Paul's sent us this active girl.

On both the business staff and cast of the Junior Play, DONALD MORDUE found time a precious commodity. This Parley Coburn graduate studied an academic course while participating in Student Council and Homeroom basketball games.

Parley Coburn sent the Class of 1959 its Freshman president LYNN MORRISON. Besides carrying out official duties for the class, he served as secretary for the Lettermans' Club and vice-president for the National Honor Society. Lynn excelled in Varsity Baseball and Junior Varsity Baseball and Basketball. Working on the Junior Play Business Committee and serving as Circulation Manager for the El-So-Hi completed his busy schedule.