Vocational student CHARLES VAN NESS entered Southside from Edgeworth. His interest lay in homeroom basketball and bowling.

Also taking a vocational course was RICHARD VAN NOSTRAND, who came from Parley Coburn. During his freshman and sophomore years he was manager of the Junior Varsity Baseball team and a homeroom basketball player. Being interested in bowling he was on our team during his last three years. Dick became the manager of the Varsity Baseball team and a member of Letterman's Club.

A St. Mary's graduate, LAWRENCE VINESKI studied a vocational course. He attended Youth County and worked on various dance committees.

SHARON VON DECK from St. Mary's took a commercial course. A member of National Honor Society, Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and Ushers' Club, she also served on the Freshman and Sophomore Councils and Senior Day committees. Two of her achievements were being chosen as a Youth County delegate and being elected as Treasurer of the Ushers' Club.

It was a great adventure for JEAN VON HENDY when she came to Southside from Parley Coburn. The very popular Jean enrolled as a commercial student. In addition to being a Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, and a member of the Cheerleaders' Club, she helped in presenting the Junior Play, was a member of Ushers' Club, and was nominated for Junior Queen.

The change from Parley Coburn to Southside was exciting for JUDITH ANN WACK, who chose an academic course. Judy, being musically inclined, was in Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Qualitones and Band. She was also a member of Spanish Club, Ushers' Club, and Future Nurses. Always willing to help, Judy represented her Senior homeroom in Junior Red Cross, worked on the Junior and Senior Play committees, and took part in Sophomore Parent Night.