Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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VIRGINIA PROVENZON With personality she does abound, There's always fun when she's around. With lots of zip and lots of pep, In social life she is adept. RALPH RUDOLPH He'll never do a person harm, Since all his interests are in the farm. In all his work he does his best, We leave to you about the rest. RUTH SEELEY Ruthie, Ruthie, not contrary, You will make a secretary. If you control your nazal speech, There are no heights you cannot reach. ELIZABETH SPENCER Little in stature, but great in skill, She can climb most any hill. In dramatics she plays fine parts, She dances her way into our hearts. Clifford Waldron Wanda Walker Frederick Weideman Nathalie Wheat Virginia Provenzon Ralph Rudolph Ruth Seeley Elizabeth Spencer CLIFFORD WALDRON Virtues he hides with his poker face, But his fine traits he can't efface. We coaxed him into the senior play, In hopes he'd end that awful delay. WANDA WALKER With that crown of reddish gold, She wins a host of friends untold. Athletics she loves with all her heart, But in everything else she takes a part FREDERICK WEIDEMAN Although he is a handsome lad, He never gives in to any fad. If he would break down his great reserve He'd gain the friends he does deserve. NATHALIA WHEAT ' In all home arts she does excell, But from no work does she rebel. Quick to learn, and quick to do, She'll jump in and help you through.

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CHARLES MOSS Though he has not the gift of gab, He'd be 0. K. to drive a cab. HJ strums a guitar and sings deep bass, But the memory of Charlie you can't erase. ERMA OLMSTED Erma is both calm and serene, So much talent is seldom seen, She's never frivolous as seniors go, After all-who are we to know? HORACE PALMER Although he may be very new, We know we'll like him through and through. He works in happy solitude, He's always in a quiet mood. JAMES PANARO Jimmy is a rugged man, He works as only Jimmy can. His tenor voice will thrill you now, In football he'll get through, and how! Douglas Phelps William Phillips Eleanor Plossl Frances Pratt Charles Moss Erma Olmsted Horace Palmer James Panaro DOUGLAS PHELPS His thoughts don't run to history, to art, or mathematics, English leaves him cold as ice, he cares not for dramatics, Instead his eyes gleam brightly with knowledge and defiance, This mighty man is Douglas Phelps, a connoisseur of science. WILLIAM PHILLIPS William's interest lies in his car, In outside work he will go far. His dark brown eyes attract attention. Can that be why he gets detention? ELEANOR PLOSSL A dash of pepper, a pinch of spice, Makes this girl so very nice. She laughs a lot and talks a good dc-al, Many a heart this gal will steal. FRANCES PRATT Because she is so sweet and petite, She is very agile on her feet. She is a little bit blase, At least we've never seen her gay.

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Betty Worth BETTY WORTH A giggle here, a giggle there, In all the fun she has a share. Not bothered by the trials of life, She courts adventure and scorns all strife. JACK WORTH Broad of shoulder, tall and slim, This is what we think of him, He's a worker, this we know, For his records tell us so. PERCILLA WRIGHT I-Ier heart lies in the field of art, She'll go ahead if she gets a start. In the senior class she is quite shy, We all like her and that's no lie. TRUDY WUTHRICH Very shy and sweet is she, To this, I think, you'll all agree, Of all her talents we could ne'er tell, ' Because she does all things so well. l Percilla Wright ANNIE DABNEY She's always working with infinite care Here's one girl we cannot spare. She's always cheerful, to be sure, And such characteristics will always en- dure. ELECTA PACE Though to our school you are new, We wish the best of luck to you. And may you win in life's long race, We end our toast-Electa Pace. 21 Jack Worth Trudy Wuthrich