Mount Sidney High School - Sidney Hi Yearbook (Mount Sidney, VA)

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KATHRYN WEAVER Here’s to Weaver, small and smart, Always tail ling to do her part, In her lessons she is bright, Although she doesn’t study at night. President of Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes; French, 27, 28; Secretary of Literary Society; Art Editor of Sidney-Hi; Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class; Valedictorian. TRACY WINE For cunning schemes and shimmering ivits, That blind and dazzle the others a bit, Tracy is among our most noted, And has been, by common, so voted. Vice-President Literary Society; Vice-Presi¬ dent Junior Class; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Business Manager of Sidnf.y-Hi; French Club, 27, 28; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball. Became Seniors.June 10, 1929 School Opened.September 20 Thanksgiving Day.November 28 Senior Rings came.December 3 School Adjourned.December 21 School Opened.January 2, 1930 Exams.1, 4, 5, 6 School Play.March 7, 8 Athletic Contest.April 14 Literary Contest.April 7 School Fair.•.May 17 Exams.June 6, 7, 9 Senior Play.June 6 Baccalaureate Sermon.June 8 Graduating Exercises.June 10 School Out.June 10 Annual Dedicated .June 7 Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Weiner Roast.April 8 Trip to Williamsburg.May 5-8

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HUGH SUTTON For Sutton is an athlete, We knoze this to he true, And when he hits the ball, FI is opponents know it too. Vice-President Freshman Class; French Cluh, 27, 28; Literary Society; 4-H Club, two years; Varsity Baseball, Captain, 30; Varsity Basketball; Track Team, 28, 29; Sport Editor of Sidney-Hi. JANET MOORE Athletic, chum, and good all-round friend, That’s Moore, with a helping hand to lend; Cheerful, lively, and willing to work, And don’t worry that her duty she’ll shirk. Treasurer of Freshman and Sophomore Classes; French Club, 27, 28; Literary Society; Associate Editor of Sidney-Hi ; Photograph Manager of Sidney-Hi ; Track Team ’29; Var¬ sity Baseball, Captain, ' 28; Varsity Basketball. RUSSELL WILBERGER Here’s to Russ, big and strong. On athletic trips he is there. On his lessons he studies long, About the girls he doesn’t care. Vice-President French Cluh, 27, 28; Literary Society, 30; Associate Advertising Manager of Sidney-Hi; 4-H Club, 30; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Captain, 30; Track Team, 28, 29.

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Senior Poem There are Seniors, large and small; Seniors, short and tall; Seniors, far and near; Seniors, very queer; Seniors, smart and bright; Seniors out late at night; Seniors whom we appreciate; Seniors whom we sometimes hate But the Seniors from whom we’ll part with a sigh Are the Seniors of dear old Mt. Sidney High. Largest, oldest, most dependable, and strong Is our Senior, Paul, who’s been a help all along. McAllister, the willing, the annual did edit, And if a success, to him goes the credit. And then comes Wilberger who’s always the sheik, And Sutton, who’s never here five days a week. Tracy we know as the Senior who’s witty, And Kenneth’s most handsome, more’s the pity; Virginia comes next, who is quiet and tall, And who’s faithfully helped and cheered us all. Then Janet, or “Lefty,” who’s full of pep ; In all kinds of athletics she’s set up her rep. Mary is jolly and our friend in need, Good in her class, thought, word, and deed. Avis was voted our best all-round athlete ; In track and baseball she’s hard to beat. And at the last comes the small Senior of Sidney-Hi. To all of you I’ll now say “Good-bye.” —Kathryn Weaver.