Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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GUY FITCH He reads incessantly, wisely too. His general knowledge surprises you, But although he is a wise old owl, His pranks will set you in a howl. RUTH FREIBURGER Size is no measure of her skill, All her work she does with a will. Her disposition is always sunny, And we all agree she is a honey. GLENDA GALLEY She has a sweet domestic touch, We always think of her as such. In her work she perseveres, Usually she's close to tears ffrom laugh- ing.J ANNIE GREELEY A little Irish lass is she, Who writes with skill in poetry. You'll always find her on the run. But she has her share of fun. Neva Hard Lucy Harris Warren Haskins Thelma Hauschild Guy Fitch Ruth Freiburgrer Glenda Galley Annie Greeley NEVA HARD Dark brown eyes and curley hair, Such that make the boys all stare. Always quiet and ever neat, She has a temper forever sweet. LUCY HARRIS With large black eyes and long black hair We'd like to have her anywhere. She has her fun, and does her work- We've never seen the task she'd shirk. WARREN HASKINS Deviltry lights his eyes with fire, And rouses all the teacher's ire. Although he seems to be real quiet- He's always stirring up a riot. THELMA HAUSCHILD Quick in anger, quick in speech, To control it we do beseech. A lovely voice she does possess, With patience and skill 'twill bring' success.

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GERALD DERRICK Watch them flutter, watch them sigh, Watch them roll a roving eye. But goo-goo eyes and smiles so merry, Can not win the heart of Jerry. MARIE DIBBLE You'll always find her on her bike, This young lady that we all like, Upon the violin she plies her skill, And the tunes she fiddles are fit to kill. EUNICE DICKERSON In athletics she shows much skill She always hasg she always will. In work at home she takes a part- We wish her luck with all our heart. HOWARD DICKINSON How we giggle, how we shake. He makes us laugh until we ache. For he's the clown of the Senior class, And he has the heart of many a lass. Anthony Donaloio Harold DuMond Frederica Eldridge Rose Fergason Gerald Derrick Marie Dibble Eunice Dickerson Howard Dickinson ANTHONY DONALOIO Though he sometimes makes you rant, You know you think a lot of Ant. He's always courteous and never mad, And so he is a well-liked lad. HAROLD DU MOND He's a handsome, clever guy, And yet he seems a bit too shy. Airplanes are his chief delight, Some day he's sure to make his flight. FREDERICA ELDRIDGE To our midst she has returned, And our friendship she has earned. She'l1 be a success, of that we're sure- And we give our good wishes to her. ROSE FERGASON Her tongue is always in a whirl, This pretty golden headed girl. She dashes around from here to there, Yes, to be truthful, she's everywhere.

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JANET HEMENS In studies Janet's always tops, Yet she goes to all the hops. A hand she has in every pie, Her spirit is one of do or die . GERALDINE HENRY Her hair has got a lovely sheen, And she is tall and stately Oh, she's the Sidney campus queen, At least she seems so lately. BOICE HODGES Since in the family the boy's number one, Boice is his mother's favorite son. He's good at playing and having fun, But his work is seldom done. MARTHENA HOWE Tall and slender and quite serene, She's as nice as we have seen, You must wait and give us time To finish off this little rhyme. Lillian Jump Marian Laraway Robert Lewis Evelyn MacGregor Janet Hemens Geraldine Henry Boice Hodges Marthena Howe LILLIAN JUMP Quietly Lillian goes her way, Doing each task day by day. Serious as the livelong week, And her friendship we do seek. MARIAN LARAWAY From her homemaking Maggie gets joy, In hopes of catching a centain boy- She can play upon her horn As well as she can scallop corn. ROBERT LEWIS Though rather quiet and a little shy, Robert is an all-right guy. And so when high school's left behind, Many a friend our Bob will find. EVELYN MAC GREGOR Tall and queenly, with ease and grace, With long golden hair around her face, Beauty and brains she does combine, But boy, does she have a line!