Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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unior CHE officers of the Junior Red Cross 4 Council consist of Ieannette Gregoire, president, Nancy Nichols and Donald Char- tier, vice presidentsg Mary McElroy, sec- retary, Richard Holloway, treasurer, and Carol Goldshine, reporter. The council is composed of representatives from the Junior and Senior high school homerooms with Miss McEwan and Mr. Wade as ad- visors An assembly was presented before the high school every other month with the first begun in October An account of Caz enovia was given at this assembly An other assembly was given in December to Red Cross tell the students of the Red Cross Blood Program. The guest speaker was Mrs. Cicely Dodd, Executive Secretary of the Cooperstown Red Cross Chapter. Also in December, members of the Glee Club went to the Delhi County Home to distri- bute gifts given by the students. Miss Mc- Ewan attended a conference at Washington at which Sidney was made an experimental school for trying out a new Junior Red Cross program Future projects for the junior Red Cross will include talent show, supper for the teachers, gift boxes, and a chest box 'ill' llr5 FRONT ROV: FLI7ABFTH ROV BRLCF BAIRD PATRICIA RLNYAN MAPY CHIIIPTTI GLENN RICI- ROL!-R GRFGOIRF SECOND ROW MARIIYN IOUDON LUCILIE ABRAHSON SHI-'ILA GI-RIG IOANNI BOLONDA fARY TYNI' DFMARIS KFLIFRK AN PHYLIIS TURTUR THIRD ROR IARYIYN RAN! Il- ANNFTTI GRFGOIRI- SHARON VIASON NANCY NICHOIS IANI5 KILL!-R JOYCE BARNFS JILAN BARNES JOAN BURGER FOLRTH ROW JAHFS SABRAW CIYDF VILI FR GRANEY DONALD CHARTIFR RICHAPD HOIIOWAY JACK YOLNO ROBFRT HITCHCOCR GFRAID ZURN RORFRT KIRREGAARD RAYMOND TAYI OR RACK ROW MR WADE HARY MC FLROY IUFIIA JACQUES FSTHFR MOIP ELLIS CRONALER CYNTHIA HORT DOROTHY KAIICICKI JACQLFLIN IOGAN HOKE-.NCF BANKS MC EVIAN 21 PAUI HAMILTON RICHARD CAROI GOI DSHINF DOR IH I HA BREIMSER MISS . 'A ' .sf A ' 4 5693 If ' M i ' It H mf K' 1 . , , ug' , 1 Y , .+ 'V I Q.. fl 'mi V - . f-'N Y if- w , .' , - X , A - me y ' I X. r ' 5 ,, '1 ., . f 1 I . , - - . r 1 N , f 1 a I, . . ip ' ' 3 , 5 ,- ZV- lf X A A. I .. liif I 'f , 2 'kan 2-I 5 1 J ' . . . . I I I I I, ' I . - If '. - I-I . :lf f. 'Q I I, , . 1 , , . , . , . . I I , I I- ..- 4 - .- Il- -. v I, .I 'I IIN. , I . z i 1 . ' -Z . Z.. ' . ',. ' ' ' . .' .1 i, . I , t II ', 1 '. I - . I ' . . I . Z . . , - I . I III .', ,I I I , I I I, ' , , Y . . I . ,

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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 . , .

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S-X ANET Ellis, accompanist for chorus receives some instruction from Mr Clark Glcc Club C HE Glee Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Charles Clark, num- bers one hundred and fifty students from grades nine through twelve. A half-unit of regents credit is given for two days a week of re- hearsal, plus appearance in all the major public performances of the Chorus. At Christmas the Chorus pre- sents its annual Vesper Service. Several members this year went to the Delhi County Home for a song fest This was at the request of the junior Red Cross Its final appear ance is at the Baccalaureate Service This is the first year that the Chorus practiced accompanied by the Hammond Organ S! -nd 7' I-RUNT Run ANNE uonsr ROSAIIND Pick A ics ROSA nr-in non tom HAIF JI-ANNE ILWIS Marr-P man lx sscowv Row MARTHA HAGNI-R Mxci BOARDMAN DOROTHY GARRISON MARGA srnmo JOANNL nouars BFRNICF Cock LR0l'T BPTTY NORTHRUP FRANCES BORCHI-'RT SANDRA JOHNSON THIRD ROW BI-RNICE GIIIAR CFNFNII- IIFFFR I ls RI-YNOIDS GIADXS BOWkER MA ILM-' HAIL CYNTHIA HORT HIIII-R Q OMIM BETTY IJUTCHER FOLRFH ROR EDITH WAIDRON IINIJA KANLI-R HIZABI-'TH PATRICK HELI-h RIESI-'J FRVA MAC HONXIIJ SANIJRK DIMORIER BEVERLY BAKER BARBARA TACFA BACIK ROI MR CHARII-'S LI-HRK DIR!-CTOR MAIN JEAN hill!-RMAN BETTY SHAVFR CATHERINE MAMAN KATHAII F HILCOX DFLORI-.S LISLNHY IULISF DAVIS BFRV-IDI-TTE Hqlgqlq HN15 1ILll-'R MYRNA BARTIFTT FTHFI Jl-.AN PAKM-K 22 I ' - S I O - - ,, . P T . A 1 . ., A I ' 1 : g R g ,, , V . , ' f ' - - - I '. I ' - A ., V 4 l .. ,, Q ,A ,I , ' 6 N ' ' h , 0 , M ',. ' . , N, Q., f s as 1 x- ? I l AI , ' ' 5, ' t ,V P -. 1 I x 6- if .r , X . .- ' : '. I 'i. t'..L . 2.5. 1' A 3 ' gg v IC, lun .' 1 , ', . ' . .REL A . I , MN ..3 . LUELI-A JAC UI-is. .Il'l-Tl. sx1IT!I, lf-1II,A 3 . 1 . V. .. 1.'L.I. . '. i' 'Zi, QUQ, U . 'i.', , , ', .YL j j ' ' .lA .. , , .4 I. A .