Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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ACTIVITIES Sara Jayne Angell--Spring Festival: Delhi Music Festival: Student Concert: Reflector: French Club' Maroon and White: News Board: Band: S. 0. S.: Class Secretary '46. Marjorie Barnes--Basketball121: Glee Club 131: Social Studies Assembly: Spring Festival: Choral Speaking: Student Concert: Delhi Music Festival: S. 0. S.: Band 131: Maroon and White 121: Latin Club: Junior Play: Volleyball: Senior Play, Bulc Etabed Yendis. Douglas Begeal--Maroon and White: Glee Club: Junior Play: Senior Play: Bulc Etabed Yendis: Radio Club: Student Council 121: Dramatics Club: Social Studies Assembly: French Club: Honor Society: Reflector. Blaisdell--Glee Club 131:Basketball 121:Social Studies Program: Reflector: Junior Play: Student Council: Senior Play: Honor Societ Secretar : Honor Society President: Spring Festivag: Dilhi Music Festival: Christmas Program 121: Choral Speaking: Red Cross Benefit: Public pea ing. lore Bremser--Glee Club 131: Maroon and White 131 Dramatics Club: Student Council: Basket- ball: Volleyball: Softball: Latin Club: Junior Play: Honor Society Secretary: Reflector: Band: Senior Play- Music Festival: Red Cross Benefit: Delhi Festival: Christmas Program: Choral Speaking: Social Studies Assembly. Martin Bush--Maroon and White 121: Junior Play: Radio Club: Dramatics Club: French Club Secre- tary: French Club President: Senior Play: Reflector: Honor Society: Music Festival: Public Speaking: Christmas Pa eant: Student Concert. Catherine Cody--Basketball 121: Cheerleading 121 Softball 121: Dramatics Club: Junior Play. Alta Cooper--library Club: Bowling. David Crandall--Senior Play: Student Council 121: Class Vice-president '45: Junior Play. Richard Curtis--Wrestling: Basketball 131: Football 131: Track 121: Baseball: French Club: iunior Play: Senior Play: Dramatics Club: Social Studies Assembly: Student Council 121: eflector. Andrew Dzurissin--Bulc Etabed Yendis: Senior play. Doris Farrier--Bulc Etabed Yendis: Reflector: Junior Play: Dramatics Club: Art Club. Marion Fiske--Basketball: Softball: Class Secretary '45. Alfred Gehrke--Maroon and White, Intramural Basketball 121: Betty George--Glee Club 131: Cheerleading: Reflector. Norma Greene--Maroon and White 121: Glee Club 131: Band 13 '44: Christmas Program: Red Cross Benefit: Student Concert: Social Studies Assembly: Junior Play: Student Council: Reflector: Senior Play. Lorraine Huyck--Maroon and White 121: Junior Play: Senior Play: Social Studies Assembly: Class Treasurer '46: Music Festival Information Desk. ' Mary gieler--Glee Club 121: Reflector: Student Council: Student Concert: Senior Play: Junior ay. Willis Landon--Band 1313 Radio Play: Intramural Basketball: Football 131: Social Studies Assem- bly: Student Council 121: President '46: Junior Play: Class President '45: Camera Club President: Bulc Etabed Yendis: Honor Society Vice - president: Senior Play: Maroon and White: Spring Festival: Public Speaking: Editor of Reflector: Christmas Pageant. Nicholas Mazzarella--Class President '46, Emma Hanne 4-H'121: Junior Play. 1: Choral Speaking: Class Treasurer Donald Miller--Basketball 121: Football 121: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Social Studies Assembly: Junior Play: Printing Club: Model Airplane Club. Victor Miller--Junior Police: Junior Play: Bowlin : Senior Play: Student Council. David Orton--Intramural Basketball 131: F. F. A. 131: President '46: 4-H 131: President '46: Track 131: Basketball 121. Margaret Patrick--Class Treasurer '45: 4-H 121: Basketball: Volleyball: Spring Festival: Li- brary Club: Band 121: Junior Play: Honor Society President. Bette Phillips--Glee Club 121: Maroon and White 121: Reflector: News Board: Senior Play: Library Club: Class Secretary '44. Robert Reynard--Band 131: Baseball 131: Model Airplane Club: Junior Police: Intramural Basket- ball 121: Junior Play: Camera Club: Football: Senior Play. Joseph Rutkowski--Football: Basketball: Senior Play. . ' Martha Sager--Glee Club 1313 Maroon and White 121: Band 121: Christmas Program: Music Festival: -Student Concert: Junior Play: Choral Speaking: Red Cross Benefit: Reflector. Rolf Schumann--Reflector: Senior Play: Junior Play: Band: Music Festival: Public Speaking. Mary Thornton--Glee Club 131: Junior Play: Reflector: Cantata: Glee Club Concert: Christmas Program: Social Studies Assembl : Spring Festival: Delhi Music Festival. Sylvia Trees--Glee Club 131: Band 131: Maroon and White 131, Editor '46: Radio Play: Christmas Program: Cantata: Social Studies Assembly: Spring Festival: Concert: Junior Play: Senior Play: Student Council 121 Reflector 121: Basketball: Volleyball: Honor Society: Bulc Etabed Yendis: Delhi Music Festival: Student Concert. Welcher--Glee Club 131: President '46: Maroon and White 131: Reflector: Cantata: Christmas Program:: Choral Speakin : Spring Festival: Cheerleading: Student Council: Class President '44: Latin Club: Junior Play: Senior Play: Honor Society Vcce-president. Whitney--Basketball 131: Intramural Basketball: Camera Club: Christmas Program 121: Model Airplane Club: Bowling: Glee Club: Junior Play: Senior Play: Student Council. S.O.S.: Alma Paul 11 q

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,ng MARY THORNTON SYLVIA TREES HI am stunned by the n - 1 That glr ' soundness of my logic. that ambitious girl.W EDWIN WOOD PAUL WHITNEY nHe makes you laugh, Q ll , , cuts cares In hfllf- Every inch a man. ' 21537 ,. , lf ' I zwigiff W . ,,, ug.. Hn, 10 .1 53' W,lL we VIRGINIA VanVALKENBURG UA pleasant way, a winning smile.n RICHARD CUMM A leader in fun? ALMA WELCHER HShe dresses with style that matches her smile 3

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1942 Dear Diary, A bunch of shy eighth graders entered the freshman year so silently that we were hard- ly noticed, except by the teachers who thought we were pests. We did nothing to make us outstanding except to get a little more courage. Will the time ever come when the halls of Sidney entral are as familiar to us as they are to the seniors of '43?--Certainly do worship the seniors. Had air raid drills. 1943 Dear Diary, Our freshman year passed all too quickly. And now we're sophomores. We are beginning to earn a name for ourselves--even if it is only Those Sophomores. 1944 Dear Diary, Time marches on. Just call us juniors. This is the year for funl After a good deal of indecision, the class voted purple and white as its colors and the sweet pea its flower. Bill Landon was elected president of the class and his able assistants were Dave,Crandall, vice-president, Peggy Patrick, treasurerg and Marion Fiske, secretary. Mrs. Bellinger and Miss Metz kindly took us by the hand and lead us in and out of our financial difficulties. Along with a square dance we gave a Junior Prom, the first in several years due to the war. And then came the junior play, u0ur Town,n'which gave us all a good deal of fun and worry. The new wing of the school was opened and the high school students invaded its cold corri- dors. Our class membership was dwindling because so many of the fellows were now in the service. Graduating among the class of '45 were Egon Wischhusen and Fred Hanni, two of our former class members, now members of the navy and army respectively. 1945 Dear Diary, The year has come. The corridors of Sidney Central are so familiar that we could walk them blindfolded. There aren't so many of us left, but we are carrying on. In number, the class has 41 members and Miss Metz is our faithful advisor. We feel that she will always remember us as the noisiest class to walk the halls and the one with the craziest class meetings. We lent Bill Landon to the Student Council to be president and Sylvia Trees to the HMaroon and Whiteu as editor. Nick Mazzarella was elected president of the class of '46 and his able assistants were Joe Rutkowski, vice-president, Sally Angell, secretary, and Lorraine Huyck, treasurer: Now with only one year to make enough money for our senior trip, we began all sorts of projects including selling magazines, a square dance, bake sales and selling pop and hotdogs at the game. And of course, the senior play, 'Best Foot Forward.W March 1946 Dear Diary, The day, June 24, for which we have waited so long is approaching all too quickly, and soon we will be out in the world. The class of '46 is the first peacetime raduating class since 1941. We hate to say goodbye, but we want you always to remember tgat: nThough our hi h school days are o'e We will ever love our Sidney High As we did in days of yore. Maroon and White will always be the colors That will make our pulses throb. Sidney High to you We will all be true Sidney High, dear Sidney High.n 12