HOWARD REED, ambitious, and always ready to lend a helping hand, worked on committees for Freshman and Sophomore Nights. A graduate of St. Mary's and a member of the commercial department, Howard was one of the juniors to attend Youth County.

Active on both Freshman and Senior Councils and the Sophomore and Junior Business Councils was JACQUELINE REEL. This vivacious lass was a Junior Varsity Cheerleader as a junior. As a senior she became Co-captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders. A member of the academic department and a graduate of Lealman Junior High in Florida, Jacky demonstrated many other talents: she was in the Junior Play, was on the Senior Play Committees, and was Vice-president of the Mixed Chorus as a senior. After being chosen as Junior Day Queen Attendant, she became the Homecoming Queen of 1958-1959. To conclude her services to the school, Jackey served as secretary of the Ushers' Club and participated in the National Honor Society and the Future Nurses' Club.

Majorette PATRICIA LOU REILLY had four active years of high school. Coming from Parley Coburn School as an academic student Pat became a member of Cheerleaders' Club and G.A.A. She served faithfully on Junior Play and Junior Prom Committees, was a Student Council representative as a junior, and served on the Sophomore Council. In addition to being an avid contributor in French Club, she participated in Ushers' Club. After graduation from Hopkins Street School,

HAROLD REYNOLDS came to Southside and studied vocational subjects.

Baldwin No. 9 graduated HERSCHEL RHODE pursued a vocational course at Southside.

Coming from Parley Coburn and participating in the academic field was PAUL RICE. He participated on Sophomore and Junior Councils, and served as a Junior Red Cross representative his freshman year. Included among his activities were the Junior Play and Homeroom Basketball.