Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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Majorettes 'BFRNICP KIIIAR N then' way to a football game the majorettes and the band Tn full dress umform remmd the students and the townspeople to support thelr undefeated football team and to cheer them agam to vlctory 25 . NANCY Bl'TI.ER, .IACQIJT-51.154 LOGAN. JEAN PARKER, BETTY DUTCHER, MARTHA GETA-.AN !

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Senior Band N 1946, the first year that the High School League Music Festival, and playing at Hal- Band ever went to Contest, they received loween, and Memorial Day parades. a 1 rating. This was due, in part, to the fact that Mr. Charles Clark had taken over the band The hats and plumes are 1950 additions to two years before. the band, while the bass clarinet and the chimes are 1951 additions. Not many people realize what Contest is. It is a state-wide competition of high school Three former members of Sidney Central musical organizations. A parallel can be School' s band are now playing in famous drawn between a l rating and an A grade in groups: Richard Dilmore in the U.S. Marine school work. It simply means excellent . Band, Kenneth ShHCkl6f0n in General Mac- The band also received 1 ratings in 1948 and ArthU1 S Band in T0kY0, and 12111195 MHSt6I'S0n 1950. The other years they received 2 ra- in the Michigan State Band- tings. A 2 rating is good ', 3 average , 4 ubelgw average ', and 5 peer , Each lndl- For many years schools have had to depend vidual band is I-ated by a judge on its quality on their athletics for a place in the sun, but to- of playing different classes of music. d2Y their fnl1SiCa1 2lChi9VeIn9ntS Play H big Part in their public recognition Other activities which the band carries on each year are playing at basketball games, football games, and pep parades, going to FRONT 'illlh l-IMAPIJ WFVDI-IN NANCY VIllF'CCO CAROI GOLDSHINF ROBERT FOREE MARGARET EIIIS RLTH HFDIGIHR C-XPOI Sli- DANIS SECOND ROW J-'XNIS IIIEP FSTHFP MEDIA IATRICIA NORTHRLP CYNTHIA IIOPT JOAN NICHOIS JF ANN BLRIISON SHIRIFX BOTCL ANN NIIIFP JOICF LIPP il H-'Rll ISAINFR NANCY HAYNES BARRARA BLPhI PM 'l D MICR -1 DAVID SFFL l JON-KID DOH? -ll AN OSTRANIJFR HLGH DOYIF ISRLCI- CLARhF DLANE SIS JACI OINL. ALO P C 24 x ' . - h fi ' , ,el . Y' . . In y ' . x s - I .,. , ' 'I : I t .-.I', ' . . I.. I.. .,., l , Q, .. .C 'I ' SI ,' Z ' L! ..Q., .. ,. C ' .' 7, ' . . , .' ,.', DHYTARIS KlQl.l,EiR'iAN, .IRAN HOEGGER, 'IARYLYN MANG, JEANNETTE GREGOIRE. THIRD ROW: PAUL NORTIIREP, PAUL WHEAT, 2 , ,..'.'E..,., '. , EQ .' i, . . '. , ..'- 'MN T '. . ll CA ROR: ' ... lf. I I. , ' ., ' .., ' i . - SON, Q Y JOAN 'MQ DON, , Ni.. L.-XRIQ.

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R cflcc tor FRUVI ROV IAT Y PA LP PHOT0f'PA.llY CO DITOR SHIRLFY SEGALL PHOTOGRAPHY C0 FDITOR NANLY NILHOL lA'JF I-DI OR NI-COND POV' ESTHFR WLEDEN ACTINITIES FDITOR NANCY HORT RAlllIUI RUSINI-Sb MANACFR BALI POR IRS Pl-CRHA1 ADVISOR VAPYLYN HANG EDITOR IAPILYN HURT CLASS FDITOR PVFIYIN B USH SPORTS EDITOR WIAQY 1C FLROY CURRICULUVI IDITOR 0'-I 1 HE mam purpose of the Reflector as Sxdney Central s yearbook IS to pre sent an accurate plcture of school l1fe In tts publlcatlon an effort IS made to employ good Journahsttc prlnclples, thls IS thought to lmprove both the general character of the book and the type of Journalnstlc ex perlence recelved by tts staff On the staff of the 1951 Reflector there are 44 boys and glrls drawn from grades eight through twelve Thls membership IS dwlded mto smaller worklng staffs Each staff wnth a student experlenced 1n year book work as edxtor is responsible for one of the 6 sections of the book In addntxon an art staff, a photography staff, and a busmess staff ln charge of sellmg subscrlptlons and publlclty are formed The edltor ln chnef and the asslstant edltor In chlef wnth the guidance of the faculty advxsor attempt to combine the work of the varlous staffs ln a umfled and well planned yearbook 'lf 711+ 26 if INISHS -5 L- I . Q ' f ' , .. Q W' -v , ' if W L. L - - Q f YI' 3 :fp 1 .I I A I ff! V5 I L' A , 6, .. 5 T! X4 x f .z 2. r..D' -s p . , -, 5 ' ' s,s:1, 3 T . :: ' .2 3' . - , ' . 1 , SIINIOR RDITUR1 CAROL GOLUSHINE, ASSISTANT FIDITORC ROBERT PORTER, ART EDITOR! DOROTHY , I 'L , .' T. v. . 'I t I 'v . I ' Tv, I 2 . . , 4 1 t I N C ' X ' , , . ' 10 3 . ' . fl 3 f ' 4 . . . . 1 ' 4 . , 7 . . . 0 . 6 t -L . . . . 2 S 'f , ' f - L1 Y , ' '. . 1- e V H Y 9 ' ' ' un - I v 3