Another newcomer to Elmira was GLORIA WILBUR, a commercial student from Athens, Pennsylvania. She attended Youth County, was a Majorette, and as a member of the Ushers' Club, ushered at both the Junior and Senior Plays. Gloria enjoyed being part of the Folk Dance Class, Cheerleaders' Club and Junior Red Cross, Ushers' Club.

Hopkins St. School graduate LEO WILLIAMS was a diligent worker on the class candy sale staff, while he was studying for a vocational career.

The capable, vivacious LOIS WILLIAMS graduated from Parley Coburn. Every leisure moment of her day was filled with some class activity. After serving on the Freshman Council, Lois, two years later became Junior Class President. She also became Treasurer of the Student Council in her Senior year. While preparing for a commercial career, she found time to participate in the Mixed Chorus, the Junior Day Assembly, Cheerleaders' Club, and the Syracuse Education Conference. A committee member of the Junior and Senior Plays Lois also served on the Freshman Advisory Council.

The prim English missionary, Miss Brinklow, of "Lost Horizon" was delightfully played by ROBERTA WINNER. After attending Southside in her freshman year, Bobbie transferred to Horseheads returning to Southside in her senior year. Back at Southside, Roberta got right into the swing of things joining Mixed Choir, Ushers' Club, Literary Club, and Edsonian Literary Staff. For her role in the Senior Play she won an honorary membership to Footlighters. This talented girl found time to write our column for the paper and to study to maintain National Honor Society standards.

Junior Varsity and Varsity Football highlighted the high school years of CARL WOUGHTER, and academic student from Parley Coburn. Although active in sports, Carl sang in the Junior Play Chorus.

Although BURKE LACOMB is not graduating with our class since he was severely injured in the intra-city football game in October, we wish him the speediest of recoveries. Before his injury Burke was an outstanding student and athlete.