Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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Miss Ruth LeCaro, Guidance Director, is always willing to discuss with students college preparation, and to help them interpret the information in the college catalogs. There are over 600 college catalogs in the guidance office. Sm ion 1921216111 em' JT open house at the New York State In- stitute of Applied Arts and Science of ' Binghamton, some of the shop boys accom- panied by Miss Ruth LeCaro, counselor, and Mr. George Diehl, shop instructor, register after their tour through the Insti- tute. While there they studied the types of courses available for technological study. Above, Miss Ruth Roys adds up the school expenditures on the new elec- tric calculator. Mrs. Gloria Country- man, right, transcribes a letter for school business. Steno mplver v 5

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Leader: Mr. J. Edward Smith is Superintendent of Dis- trict No. 1 of Delaware County. Storekeeper: lm-. Julius Schraft, Board President, weighs a pack- age in his store at Sidney Center. ?ftf535M5?'7 7 'ii J Y' ' ,A i. -52 ix .2 I W' 'A-MP aa-Q?5?f mil .Ee Q ,, .5 f , ,ifr Z, if .1 ffgfeli :sw-v-:ffm . V ix . 'fx av X. ak. f. ,Q KH a 1 202 Q Em S ge if M Ut. Q xii 9.5 H5 we -' i Qi if-'-m gqgigi aw wi at .ff 1: 1 g3Me1iS1gsSgQmm5ga,1,,. Mizz. Z.f.1?,.f-- M, K ' i:'H1s21E'z z glmfeg ' mmf- '- sf' wiwai-ii SQHQJ-Empires L geizez. J sggwggfasve. . ,-,,.w.wn-ls 9, sW4.1a.D.5.f,,t .. , ,.., ,,,. a . - .g-iff, ff, , ' i le s Vw-signage! m:.3ggg5f'tw--f ygggeiif' i f e 'e i l ?.,,,,1i.,., in . V ,, , . M -illtifzffnf-1 was-f , ew ::vi5Effg? 31ssgs2issiissiiex l33f53 JiQi' 1-ww 2 ffiis' + 4 K si S Qi:-iwmzlmz Wesleya- ? ' Q' 'Sf 2?ai2:921ga5QpSi4jwj:e:ef v ' f f , eff, Q31,ff51f??i5i?57?f'tf'W V 7 - 1. ,lt .L V.-3.1. , .,. -,pg isfiffv-i,.1f gig ,H 5 . Q' ff w'5WZJ'1'fiiififffi-77 fkfw ff 715. 5 1 Q W 523 -3 3 .e,gias.sz::Qa?eisbaQ. : myPI:MWl2,..L:.fi ,,t , W ,,5,,, ,,.,.,, , , , .was-t,ff.fL11-fr: H - -1' iw -f -1' ' in , if - . 13 s .,f:fw- Q, ,X . .wialgk Clerk: Mr. Benjamin Ellis keeps school records straight. The Be p ' Z' UR Board of Educa- Educator: tion represents a typical Mr. Ralph Pyle, Super- cross-section of Main visory Principal, Sidney Street. Central. Banker: Homemaker: Mrs. Helene Lee is Mrs. Frederick Smart Assistant Cashier at the binds a book--her hobby. First National Bank. Shoe-store Owner: Mr. Larry Haynes inspects a display in his business. Retired Businessman: Mr. Frank Ostrander' writes a friendly letter. Senior Ceramic Engineer: Mr. Edwin Rogers is employed by the Bendix Aviation Corp. , Scintil- la Division.

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Re irD li C' l JHERE are approximately 1550 students in Sidney School, and every- one of them subject to aches and pain, as reports Miss Ruth White, school nurse, to Mrs. Marjorie Garrison, dental hygenist. I6 zz' Cfbumiff Pink-up CT JHROUGH rain and sleet and snow and hail these bus drivers are re- sponsible for the safe delivery of a large percent of our school population. FRONT ROW: David Strait. Henry Wilcox, Frank Birdsall, J. Dullond, Glenn Barnhart, Earle Rutenber, Michael Lodovice. BACK ROW: Joseph Charles, Harvey Herring, Phillip Wood, Glenn Crawford, Willis Goodrich, Wallace Taylor. SCALLOPED potatoes may mean good eating to the rest of the school, but to cafeteria staff Jean Topping, Shirley Hard, and Ruth Peck it means peel, peel, peel. am' D Query 6 ll