Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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STATISTICS LANGUAGES MR. DONALD M. CAMP, B. S. Ithaca College MISS AMELIA CORONA, A. B. Russell Sage College MISS KATHERINE B. KOHLER, M. S. Syracuse University MISS LYDIA E. METZ, A. B. Syracuse University MRS. MARY S. RULAND, M. A. Syracuse University SCIENCE MRS. DOROTHY T. LEWIS, B. S. St. Lawrence University MR. CHARLES J. OWENS Colgate University COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS MISS ANNA M. KERBELIS, B. S. College of St. Rose MISS MARION G. KAMMERER, B. S. Syracuse University MRS. MALCOLM G. DOUGLAS, A. B. College of New Rochelle MISS VIOLA S. AHLBORN, A. B. William Smith College HISTORY AND CIVICS MR. KENNETH H. HOTCHKISS, A. B. Colgate University MRS. MARY S. RULAND MRS. ADRIAN RULAND, A. B. Grove City College MISS MARGARET YOUNGS, A. B. Hartwick College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. HARRY DE BLOOM, M. S. Syracuse University MISS JACQUELINE HOREY, A. B. Russell Sage College FINE ARTS MISS VIRGINIA E. KANE, B. S. Syracuse University MISS HELEN C. OSTRYNSKI, B. S. Buffalo State Teachers SPECIAL TEACHERS MR. P. B. FURMAN MRS. JOSEPHINE P. JOHNSON Oneonta Normal MR. FLOYD SIMERSON N. Y. S. Industrial Teachers Training School MISS KATHRYN A. SPENCER, B. S. Syracuse University MISS RUTH D. WHITE, R. N. Crouse Irving Hospital MR. STANLEY S. ZAMORY Oswego Normal GRADE TEACHERS MISS GLADYS S. ARCHER Potsdam Normal MISS OLIVE CARR Oneonta Normal MISS JEAN BATES, B. S. N. Y. S. College for Teachers MISS CATHERINE GOODRICH Oneonta Normal MRS. ANNA E. GREEN, B. S. Columbia Teachers College MRS. ARNOLD ZURBRUEGG Oneonta Normal MISS MILDRED MARR Oneonta Normal MRS. CATHERINE MC RAE Oneonta Normal MISS ELLA L. PARKER Oneonta Normal MISS MARGARET E. PAYNE Oneonta Normal MRS. CHARLES DE GROAT Oneonta Normal

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Faculty To the faculty of Sidney Central School we wish to express our sincerest appreciation for their help not only in our studies but also in our extra-curricular activities. As Freshmen they helped us to become accustomed to our high school life. Later when we were sophomores, they spent their tireless efforts in collecting money from all sources for our Senior trip. The faculty supported our money making schemes when we were Juniors and worried with us about certification and what not during feel ourselves to the past year. As Graduates, we now see that as progressed we were slowly but su1'ely our own decisions-to think more for we will be totally independent of our and with all due gratitude to them we our school career allowed to make ourselves. Soon wise instructors, be capable of taking on the burden of responsible adult- hood-a burden increased ten-fold since that infamous date-December 7, 1941. 11

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STANDING-Miss O. Carr, Mrs. M. DOGroat, Miss M. Payne, Miss M. Marr, Mrs. A. Green SEATED--Miss J. Bates, Miss C. Goodrich, Mrs. E. Zurbrueggv Miss E. Parke: Miss G. Archer, Mrs. C. McRae STANDING-Mr. H. DeBloom, Miss A. Kerbnlis, Mr. Ii. H. Hotchkiss, Mr. S. S. Zumory, Mr. D. Camp, Mrs. J. Johnson, Mr. C. G. Owens, Miss M. Youngs SE.-X'I'HD, SECOND ROW-Miss V. Kano, Miss K. Spencer, Miss I.. Metz, M1's. M. S. Ruland, Miss H. Ostrynski, Mrs. M. Douglas, Mrs. D. Rulund SEATED, FIRST NOW--Miss K. Kohlei, Miss V. Alliboin, Miss M. Ku:nmvi'ei', Miss J. Horcy, Miss A. Corora 13