Contributing much in the line of effort and hard work to the school and class was SUE SAFFER. A graduate of Parley Coburn and an active member of the academic department, Sue has served on Student Council and was Vice-President of her Freshman class. She was on the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders' Squad for two years, be coming Captain in her junior year, and as a senior made Varsity. Besides these activities Sue was in Spanish Club, Cheerleaders' Club, Footlighters, National Honor Society, and on the El-So-Hi Literary staff, The Senior Day committees claimed much of her time.

Another St. Mary's graduate, ROSALIE SAGINARIO, a commercial student, participated in class activities. Rosalie took part in both Freshman and Sophomore Parent Nights as well as Junior Day and the Christmas Assembly. She was also a member of Cheerleaders' and Ushers' Clubs.

A member of the Library Staff, BARBARA SCHONHER, graduated from George M. Diven School. After enrolling in a general course, Barb began participating in the activities of G.A.A., Cheerleaders' Club, and Ushers' Club. She also had a part in Freshman Parent Night.

Coming from Hopkins Street School was homemaking student JUDY SEYMOUR. Judy enjoyed the activities of G.A.A., Scribblers' Club and Ushers' Club.

MELVIN SHAW, who is a transfer student from Academy, has been active in athletics at SHS. A member of the junior varsity wrestling squad in his sophomore year, Mel moved up to the varsity squad in his Junior year and made quite a name for himself in the 168 weight division. Mel also contributed his efforts to the varsity football team in his Junior year. A representative to Youth County in his Junior vear, Mel plans to join the Navy after high school.

NORMAN C. SHAYLOR, a graduate of Hopkins Street School, has made his mark here at SHS in the field of athletics. In football, Norm was on the junior varsity team for his first three years; in his final year, he was a member of the varsity squad. During the winter season, Norm was on the wrestling squad in his sophomore and junior years; while during the spring, he worked out with the track team. A member of Lettermen's Club. Norm also was on the bowling team for three years and was a member of his homeroom basketball team. Norm served also on the stage crew for the Junior Play, "Where's Charley?"