PAULA SHEEHAN, one of the most popular and peppy of all the '59ers, graduated from Parley Coburn. In her frosh year, Paula was elected to Student Council, and participated in the Freshman Parent Night program. She has been leading us in cheers for three years—two years on JV's (captain her second year) and a varsity cheerleader her final year. Being very active in class work, Paula was Vice-President of her Sophomore Class and secretary of the Senior Class. Demonstrating her acting ability, Paula was in the Junior Play, Junior Day, and Senior Day, plus being a very lovely candidate for queen of Junior Day. Paula has also been an honor student for all four years as proven by her membership in the National Honor Society.

Hailing from Parley Coburn, CHARLES SHEELY began his freshman year by joining the J.V. wrestling squad. He also participated on his homeroom basketball team for his first two years and was a member of the bowling team his Senior year. Chuck was a member of the production committee for the Senior Play, "Lost Horizon."

MARY SHEPARD, a fair-haired lass from Parley Coburn, has contributed her voice to both the Girls' Glee Club in her freshman and sophomore years and to the Mixed Chorus in her sophomore and junior years. During her freshman year, Mary was a member of the Cheerleaders' Club, while in her Senior year Mary was a hardworking and loyal member of the Edsonian Business Staff. Also in her Senior year, Mary was a member of the Ushers' Club.

JOHN SHIPLER was certainly in "shipshape" during his years at SHS. During his Senior year, Jack acted as editor-in-chief of the Edsonian, as the male star in the Senior Play, "Lost Horizon," and as Captain on the SHS basketball team. A member of the National Honor Society, Jack has had two years' experience on the JV basketball squad, and three years on the baseball team plus two years on varsity basketball. A delegate to both the American Legion Boys' State and Youth County, Jack was a member of the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Councils. Jack was a member of Spanish Club for three years.

EUGENE SLATER, with the little wry smile, came to Southside from Parley Coburn. He has been an outstanding member of Student Council, having been elected to this position his sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. During his Junior year, Gene practiced the phrase, "Como esta usted?" while a member of the Spanish Club. He also contributed his efforts to the Junior Council. A delegate to Youth County, Gene helped to sell Senior candy in his final year of high school.

A graduate of Edgeworth School, LINDA SMITH joined Cheerleaders' and G.A.A, in her freshman year and was an active member in each for the following three years. Also in her first two years, she sang with the Girls' Glee Club, while in her Senior year she belonged to Upsilon Kappa, the Ushers' Club. Linda has also worked on many of the Class of '59's dances.