JANICE WEILAND found herself in a new, exciting world when she came from Pennsylvania Avenue School and took up a business course. Janice served on the Junior Play, Senior Play and Junior Prom committees, held a membership in G.A.A, in her freshman year, and took part in various other class activities throughout the four years.

Coming to Southside from Parley Coburn in 1955 was LOUIS WEISS, who has been one of the mainstays on the Hornets' Football Team. He gained a Junior Varsity berth in his freshman and sophomore years. The following year he successfully moved up to the Varsity Squad and remained there for his senior year. Lou also played on his homeroom basketball team.

Another of our commercial students was WILLIAM WESTON, who came from Parley Coburn to Southside. During his first two years Bill spent his spare time serving on the Business Committee and writing invitations for our many dances. He was also a member of the Junior Red Cross, a participant in homeroom basketball, and a member of the advertising and circulation staffs of the El-So-Hi.

JOHN WHITE, who transferred from Haverling High School in Bath, New York, took a general course.

Taking an academic course, CAROL WHITTAKER entered Southside from Parley Coburn. Her particular interest was the Band, in which she played all four years. Carol belonged to Cheerleaders' Club, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Folk Dance Class, Future Nurses' Club and the Ushers' Club. She contributed her services to the Junior and Senior Play business committees and the Business Staff of the Edsonian.

LOUIS WHITTAKER transferred from Elmira Free Academy and enrolled in an academic course. Since he attended Southside only in his senior year, he only had time for work on class committees.