Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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WWW 77? ?oLwfmwCp 4!?f mal-ai fmt? Lflki-fl 'Kfjelfffulfa YfA,f- jf-hw? f MARVIN OTTAWAY A time for work, and a time for play Is his rule, so they say. Always helping a friend in need, He is, it seems, bound to succeed. .ll'N'l'0 1,'l,l'l1 '30, Sl'I1'lilC'l'ARY Cll5IMl'IR1,'lAL CLl'l'! 'Ill, l'lilCSIlblfIN'l' ,Xl.l'llA BIIGA UMIGGA '29, A l'Hl.l-I'l'll' 1'l.l'li '31, '32, l'.XMl'Ill.X t'lil'lj Till. FRANCES PENDLEBURY For the last four years We've known her as t'Franny , Who's happy and kind and full of ambition, Just the kind of person we know we'll be missinl .l4Jl'l1NAl.lSBI l'I.l'Ii 'Z!l. '32, M.X'l'lll'IM,X'l'lCS l'l,l'li '31l, l.llllI.XllY l'l.l'lZ 'IZSL lll,l'Il'I 1,'l.l'lJ 'fllI, ICNHLISII l 1'l,l'l1'1ZU. ROBERT PERRY In every class he shudders day by day, For fear the teacheris glance may pass his way. But all in all perhaps it's wise to sayv Robert will make a great success some day. .X'I'lllilC'I'lL' 1'I.l'll 'S ' 'ZEZL ICXHIAISII l 1'I.l'l! 'Silk ROSE PROHASKA Rose Prohaska, so bright and so sweet, That dear young Senior, so blonde and petite, Causes many a young lad's heart to miss a beat. .llilil-I I-Il'l'l'Uli Bl,XlllPllX ANU XYllI'l'l-I 'ilZl, IPIlAM.X'I'l1'S l'I,l'll 'Il2, l'IN4ll.lSll l 1'l.l'lZ'2!I. 'lllihlli Hl l' Ulf' 'IUIIC lil'l'l'lll'lX 'I1?l. HENRY PROVENZ ON Thr-re is a young student called Hank Who is short and exceedingly lank, He wants more knowledge So he's going to college, Some day he may run a bank. CLUB 'Ill. 1'Hl'ISll1lGN'I' l-'Hl'IN1'll 4'l,l'lE 'I!Sl, A'l'lll.lC'l'll,' lili- l'Uli'l'l'IR MAlillllN ANI! XVlIl'l'lC '32, ATlll.l'ITlC

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WILLIAM MAC LAURY Billy MacLaury's a handsome lad, Hr-'s not so good and not so bad, With each and all he's just the same, We wonder if h0's really so tame. All'l' I'llvl'l'llll M.XlilNbN ANI? XVlllTl'I '32, l.I-I.X'l'III-IIZ1'HAI- l'1'l,l'II '.lI!, 1'lI5lIC lll l'4Il 'l'Ill'l K l'I'4 'Il ICN 'ZIIL DOROTHY MILLER First in track and basketball, Good in studies too, Dark and slender, rather tall, She's excelled by few. lPIiA5IA'l'l4'S t'I,l'lZ '30, M.XliUON AND XVHITEH 'I!2. l'l'.Ifl'.X GAMMA lil-Il.'l'.X 'Iil, '32, 'Jii!, HASKI'I'l'- ISALI. 'I2l, 'Ill 'Z73!, 'I'llA1'K'2l1n, '3ll,'Z12, 'I'l!lCASl'lil51l .Il'Nl4Ili I'l,.XSS '32, Sli1'lll'I'I',XIiY Sl-INIUIK VLASS 'Sill l'lN4ll,lSll I 1'l,l'l! '20, WALTI-IR MILLER Walt appears so shy and bashful You surely would say at a look But you ni-ver can tell by the cover What is inside of the book. Vll'I-I-l'lil-ISIlil-INT S'l'l'IPl'IN'I' lTlll'N1'II, '32, FOOT- ILXLI, '30, '22I, '32, '32Il, 1'rXl I'AlN l HU'I'lI.Xl.h TIG,-XXI 'JQZL 1'.Xl l'.XlN l!.XSKI'I'I'lI.Xl,l. 'Iil, ll.XSKl'I'l'llAl.IJ '31, '22, 'ISZL l'1rl.l'I'I4'.Xl. Sl'll1INf'l-Il'l.l'l1'32, BASE- l!Al.I. 'Zl2, '2:I2, 'I'll.X1'K '30, '31, '32, 'ZIIL CAPTAIN 'I'li.X1'K 'I'I'IAM '32, lllrl-IIC Cf.l'Ii 722. ROBERT MOORE UBob Moore who never studies Always passes with his buddies. At work or play, or wherever he is He delights us with that humor of his. UHVIII-IS'l'Il.X 'IHL 'ZZl, 'Z72, 'Il?I, 1'HMl'I 4Pl l' UI 'I'llI1I Kl'I'1'Hl-IN 'JIJL THOMAS O'Nl'IIL Athletic Tom is every school g'irl's ideal, But when they confront him, he turns on his heel. He's studious and industrious and yet he has zeal, And when he plays basketball, how the girls squeal. lil-Il-'I.l-I1 l'1vl1 '33, I-'LrH'l'l5Al.l, 'IZIL l4.XSliflAl.L '32, 'SAIL 1'.Xl l'.XlX l!.XSKl'I'l'llAl.l. '23, l'1Jl.I'l'll.'AL S4'Il4IN1'I-I4fl,l'li 'Ii -sf F-ft' -:SS--11'- F .,. M. fl ff '-fi. 'f 1aQ.-'f?1iQ '? NfF XL, f f,.? ,' '5 xi ' Wm., may kazaa' dogma 1 CZl..MO'VhJ

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PHILIP REINES The genius of the Senior Class, The pride of all the school, A cheer to our Phil Ileines, May Phi Beta be his goal. IlI'II-'III'IlT'l'Ull 'J ' DORIS ROOF In school Doris Hoof is very quiet, But at a party she's a riot. She comes from Sidney Center every day, And she's quite a gal, so they say! St'Il'INL'I'I 1'I.l'Ii '32, IIUMICMAKING CLVP! '3? I IIiS'I' .-XII! l'Ll'I! '32, FLOYD ROOT Floyd is our speedster So smiling and gray, He drives around town All hours of the day. fb? dfoay Lijiafws IH4VI'I3.XIIII 'CIIL l'IIIl,U '33, UIi4'III'IS'I'IiA '30, '31, '2. 'IZJL 4ll.l'lI'I 1'l.l'I! '30, IYAIVITY-IAINH-IIl'I!2S I I 2, .II'N'I'lr 1'I,l'l! 'ZZlI, l'.XMl'Ill.'X 1'l,l'I5 '33, ICNG- ,K IIISII I 1'l,l'Ii '1IiI. ELSIE IIULAND Happy, go-lucky, and gay, She'll do something oig some day. Maybe teaching Latin, maybe not, Success will bs- hers, whatever her lot. 4 I.I'II1I 4'I.l'H '32, lI.XIPlYY-IAlNllfI.I'I42S '32, Illi- I I.I'Il I'UIl '32, I'IIPI'I'1III-IN-4'IIII'II-' HMAIZUUN .XXII XYIII'l'I'I 'ZZZL ICNHIIISII I 1'l.l'II 'IHL JOSEPH RUSHTON Joseph Rushton, so they say, Attends his classes every day, Shines in athletics, orchestra too, And cares for Ilose, I can tell you. il'III'IS'I'IiA 'ZZl, '32, 7214, IiASI'iI1.kI.L '32, lUU'I'I'!AI,I. '32, 'Zi lPAIlIPY-LUNG I,ICfSS IiI'II-'I.I'I4 'I'UIi '23, ICNIILISII I CI.I'l5 '30, foe I