Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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Council f N an effort to encourage and promote par- Jticipation in the activities and duties of the school, to secure a more equitable distribution of its honors, and to assure each student just reward for the effort he has put into these activities, the Council sponsors and directs a point system through which the individual A- chievement Award is earned. In addition to this, the Council annually supervises the forming of a program of social activities for classes nine through twelve. This year, in an effort to ac- quaint the community more closely with the workings of the school, the Council directed a two-day parents' visiting period at the school during which parents visited classes and ming- led with the faculty at an informal tea. During basketball season, the Council also conducts luncheons after the home games for participat- ing players and cheerleaders and after game dances in the interest of inter school relation ships The Sidney Central Student Council is de veloping leadership and initiative among stu dents establishing better cooperation between faculty and student body and fostering a strong school spirit NLY people under 21 vote here. Each year all the students in high school vote for the Student Council officers. Carol Goldshine has just finished casting her ballot and is leaving the voting machine which the town lends for the occasion FRONT ROW PPTPR OECHSLIN RICHARD MAYIOTT ANN MIILPR KAVFDA HIAKFSIEF JANFT FLLIS SANDRA JOHNSON SHIRLFY ROYCI-I JEANNE BURLISON BRLCE LARAV ll JAl HAGFR SFCOND ROW CONSTANCI- ISBFLL VARY 'IC F'lROl JLELI SMITH PATRICIA MORRIB hAM'l VIILECCO -Wh KNIGHT RAIVA CHASE ESTHER REED!-.N JANET SANDS BACK ROW ARNOLD KAPPELLR LOUI9 GARDNFR RUSSFLL VOLTZ RONALD SHARP ROBFRT GELDER LLONARD CIA 1 DONAI D DOYLE RICHARD HII ARY ' 9 . , , x 1 jj , , ', , if, . i .., ., ., . , . '., . , , , v ' .. . 1 H1 . , , '. ,, ', , . I, ' ' . , -N I-V . l 4- v Q. . 2 ', - ,, . ' . - . . . ff . I A , , . 19

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f If 4 AVID Bornsteln and Mary lyn Mang recelve thelr sweaters for the hlghest num ber of actlvlty achlevement pomts mg up Day ceremony won Q ders whether she w1l1 ever grow up to be among the ranks of d1g n1f1ed semors Thls ceremony IS the most solemn part of the Movmg up Day aCt1Vlt1eS After Rev Kellerman fxmshes speaklng the students dxsband to go to var e,.,- 1ous p1cn1c grounds Followmg thls the students return to school for the afternoon track events Student HE student Councll of Sldney Central School IS an orgamza t1on through whlch all students ln grades seven through twelve par tlclpate ln the governmg of thelr school Thls IS accompllshed dl rectly through thelr prlvxlege to petxtlon the councll and more ln dlrectly by thelr electing of del egates to represent their xnterests Also elected by the student body IS the Councll s executxve depart ment the presldent three vlce presldents secretary treasurer and two councll men at large The Student Councll of Sldney has a certlflcate of membershlp m the National Assoclatlon of Student Counclls of the Natxonal Prxnclpals and IS a member of the Susquenango League Rural and Central Hlgh School Student Council Assoclatlon COINCIL OPFICFRS FRONT ROW PETFR KNIGHT DAVID BORNSTEIN ELLIOT DANFORTH WAYNF RING BACK ROW PALLA NlLSO LOREN COllINS MRS MAIY S RLLAND IADVISOR QLENTIN BFGFAL IEAN HOEGGER , -I ' ' . l . , G I. ' . ' . ' '. 1 JL: 1 ', ' A . I l e ihil' lax! ,H . . . . N extra listener at the MOV, 4 mr A L .rf I ' Association of Secondary School . - - ll' 7. 4-. 1, ak ' - - . suv- it Ml J' X ' - by S - , 1 ' . - . ' -v , I 18

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illhu-. 5 C ARYLYN Mang smiles knowingly from behind the desk in Miss Pine' s freshmen English Class. She is here as the student teacher on the Honor Society sponsered Student Teaching Day. ational Honor Society CHE first regular meeting of the Honor Society was held to elect officers for the first semester. Those elected were: lean Kellerman, Presidentg Marylyn Mang, Vice-Presidentg and janet Ellis, Secretary. The customary Christmas tea was held for past members on December 22. About 25 attended. ' A tutoring system was set up by the society for all students who needed help. Student teaching day was sponsored as usual. In addition to teachers, the places of principal and guidance director were filled on February 28. Another of the many tasks which the Hon or Society undertook was concerning the home basketball games. Invitations were sent to all visiting teams about after game refresh ments Several members were also in the cafeteria to take tickets and seat players Future projects of the Honor Society in clude the first initiation of Quill and Scroll members and the initiation of elected mem bers to Honor Society next year FRONT ROW FARLF PFTFRSON IFONARD CLMM DAVID BORNSTFIN RICHARD HOLLOWAY LOREN COLLINS SP-COND ROW JFM HOEGGER EVFLYN BRLSH CNTHIA HORT JEAN IKELLERMAN 'AARYLYN 'HANG Cow STANCF ISBELL BACII Row JFANNETTF GRFGOIRF mich ROSA JANET ELLxs Donormr DZURISSIN RS MARY S RLLAND KADVISORI 20 . . , . Z . . . . .Q .I.' Y , , . . , , . H . , .