Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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A--pyriiiih EE il'?1!x!'lEiWmm?'5-Eg'F--- ' 'fj ill -- ' VY A- 1' --1.-lT1,: 3q .Q.,,sh'e , , ,r -'-. ' +14 . JA is 5 ' it-Wa. ff.'.s-wzisliffillrei- . ..sah.:5isillQ 5Gi4flil J.. arms ii-2'lQra:2!,-l'giiirfR'k.Q:'Liallwimmaas-.....m2l1! Senior Class History 1 During the first two years of our high school course, although we did nothing spectacular, the interest of the faculty and the upper class- men, to a certain extent, was often drawn to the class of 1932, because of our unusual characteristics and promises. We, as Juniors, organized our class with great enthusiasm. Our of- ficers Were Philip Allen, Presidentg Audrey McGregor, Vice-Presidentg Eleanore Kirby, Secretary, Barbara Mabey, Treasurer. Miss Herkstroter Miss Kentfield, and Miss Jackson were elected our faculty advisors. During the year we enjoyed ourselves by the entertainments which we sponsoredg such as, the party at Masonville which will be especially remembered, the card party in the music room of Sidney High School: ini also the picnic which We gave the Seniors of 1931 at Chenango a e. However, we did not devote the entire year to amusements. At an early date We started on our pursuit of funds to finance a trip to Wash- ington in our last year in high school. The means We employed for this purpose were holding bake sales and selling subscriptions for maga- zines. The next year this class came together again in study hall. It was evident that the class was to be an exceedingly larrge one. We elected the following officers: Sheldon Guile, Presidentg Eleanore Kirby, Vice- President, Ralph Mason, Treasurerg Doris Case, Secretaryg Mrs. John- son, Miss Metz, and Mrs. Lewis as faculty advisors. We decided that the main issue outside of graduating was to in- crease our financial hoard, so we held several bake sales and benefit basketball games. Christmas cards also played a part in solving our fi- nancial problem. In March we gave a play, Penrod ,under the direc- tion of Miss Metz and Miss Fowler. No better example of our sincere effort to reach our goal can be stated than the fact tlrat we sacrificed good times to save money. We do not measure our success in this line by the actual number of dollars gained but rather, by the effort put forth by the members of the class to attain our ambition. Hoping that we may reach the culmination of our success in June, the Senior class of 1932 express their appreciation for the support and cooperation extended to them by the school board, faculty, and com- y' MARGARET SPENCER PAULINE DIMICCO munit Page Fourteen

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PHILIP ALLEN Philip Allen so they say Visits the French room every day. Nevertheless, he deserves some praise He was our President in Junior days. FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CLASS, POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB, SKULL AND SCROLL CLUB, PHILO, PENROD . RALPH BANNER Capable and business-like Always on the job Never gets excited With the theatre's mob. TRAVEL CLUB, ENGLISH III CLUB, PENROD . CLAYTON BROOKS Clayton Brooks as he is known to the school Studies his books and obeys the rules. .IOITRNALISM CLUB, FRENCH CLUB, PENROD . DORIS CASE Charming, capable, peppy and gay She can play jazz in an enviable way. She goes to the Green House every day Where finally Fred hopes she will go to stay. ENGLISH 11, I'II CLUB, GLE15 CLUB, LIBRARY CLUB, JOURNALISM CLUB, ORCHESTRA, SEC Y SENIOR CLASS, STAFF OF SCHOOL PAPER AND REFLECTOR, PENROD , JAMES CHE STNEY J im's a player on the football squad One of the Big-shots on the team. Also a shark on the Violin He's a STAR in everything. FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, JUNTO CLUB OR- CHESTRA, GLEE CLUB.