A graduate of Pennsylvania Avenue School, JUDY STORCH was Vice-President of the Humane Club during her Junior year. Taking part in both the Freshman and Sophomore Nights, Judy was secretary of the Scribblers' Club in her sophomore year. Judy also worked in the Senior Play and was a member of Cheerleaders' Club and Glee Club.

Academic student SUSANNE STRAIGHT entered Southside from Southport No. 9. She belonged to French Club and Ushers' Club and took part in various class activities.

Enrolling at Southside from Parley Coburn was academic student ROSALYN STRANGE, who became a member of National Honor Society in her Junior year. In her freshman year she participated in Girls' Glee Club, Cheerleaders' Club, and Scribblers' Club. She represented her homeroom on the Freshman Business committee and was chosen Queen of the Freshman class. Rosalyn was active in Future Teachers of America, Ushers' Club, and Spanish Club. She attended Youth County and was on the Edsonian Literary Staff.

An academic course was chosen by ROSEMARY SYMONDS, a graduate of Hopkins Street School. Rosemary was an active member of Cheerleaders' Club, Ushers' Club, and Future Nurses of America. She served on the Junior Play committee, as well as various dance committees.

Hopkins Street graduate CHARLES TERWILLIGER studied an academic course. He participated in the activities of Science Club, German Club, and National Honor Society. In his Senior year he was advertising manager for the El-So-Hi.

Academic student ARLENE THOMAS entered Southside from Parley Coburn. Her extracurricular activities included membership in Future Teachers of America, G.A.A., Ushers' Club, and Spanish Club.