Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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IIE TAL HEALTH Mrs. Garrison supervises the entire Dental Health program in the Sidney Schools. It consists of: A daily morning cleanliness check by their teach- ers for each child from Kindergarten through the Sixth Grade. A prophylaxis and examination for every child in the elementary grades in Sidney, Sidney Center and Masonville. Examination once a year for all Junior and Senior high school students. Instruction by visual education fxnaps, charts, and busy workl, and explanation of the uses of flour- ine in dentistry. 13 Doctor Fred Rothman, Sidney Central School District Dental Supervisor looks on as Mrs. Garrison examines kinder- gartener Ronnie Smith's teeth. A third grader, Billie Jacobs gets his teeth cleaned by Mrs. Garrison. URM FU Il THE music organizations of the school decided the school needed a Hammond Organ so they, the rest of the student body and the community have earned money to make it possible for the school to have the organ. The students have sold subscrip- tions to magazines under the Curtis School Plan. Proceeds of programs sponsored by the Sidney Lodge of the International Association of Machin- ists, the School and Home Organization, and the MacDonald Hose Co. have been donated to the Or- gan Fund. In addition several individuals have contributed money. Robert Tanner of the Sidney Lodge of the Interna- tional Association of Machinists, presents Mr. Clark, music director, with a check for the Organ Fund.

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S K I L L ff MISS FLORENCE SKILLMAN, B. S. N Cortland State Physical Education Cheerleading MISS KA'I'HRYNE SPENCER, B. S. Syracuse Universityg Cornell University Homemaking Future Homemakers of America S MISS MARY ANN STIEGLITZ, B. A., M. A. P Albany State 5 Columbia University E French and English N, French Club E MISS ERMA TURNER, B. E. R Potsdam State Math and Sciences Cheerleaders IARVIS WADE, B. S. Hartwick Seventh Grade MISS NAOMI WHARTON, A. B. Syracuse Universityg Hartwick S ' Duke University T Math I E MISS RUTH WHITE, R. N. G Crouse-Irving Hospital L- School Nurse I T Z TURNER WADE WHARTON WHITE 12 Faculty photos by DeChard

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ll STIIIIIANS THE custodians, shown in the boiler room of S. C. S., are the housekeepers of the school, and they are persons of many skills. They are responsible for the care of valuable school plant facilities. Sweep- ing floors and firing furnaces are only routine tasks. They keep the buildings clean, which is essential to good health and to the maintenance of standards of decency. Engineering jobs and repair jobs FRONT RDW: Earle Rutenber, David Strait, joseph Charles. BACK ROW: Glenn Crawford, Willis Goodrich, Phillip Wood, Harvey Herring Michael Lodovice, Custodian, Project School makes a clean sweep with his BIG broom. are other phases of their work which often FRONT ROW: Henry Wilcox, Frank Birdsall, Earle require skilled technique and knowledge. Rutenber. BACK ROW: Niles Wilcox, Wallace Likewise, there are grounds to tend, and Taylor, Edward Higgins, Harvey Herring, Glenn lawns, often landscaped, to maintain. Crawford, Phillip Wood. Absent from picttu'e: THESE ten capable drivers are respon sible for transporting approximately 600 stu- dents of Sidney Center, Masonville, and the surrounding districts to and from the school. They have maintained a good safety record throughout the year. The drivers are well- liked and highly respected by their student- passengers. James Bartlett.