Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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PARLEY Generals Robinson, Heimer, and Rankms, P E R S 0 N N E L plan together a lay out for the teachers handbook ARMY CLERKS WORK WORK, WORK- Army clerks Mrs Doris Little and Mrs Dorothy Drake record army personnel data, distri- bute orders of the day and do clerical work in the barracks of the generals N 5 STAR GENERAL Darrol E Robinson B S M A at FarmmgtonTeach ers College, University of Maine, Syracuse University Experience Band Glee Club Histor Trigonometry, Biology Gui dance Counselor Farmer, Wollen M111 U S Army Present Position Supervisor of the Secon dary School GENERAL TS., 1 WORD FROM THE WISE ueneral Peckham makes recommendations concerning schedules to a couple of privates ISA 1? 0' 'S 7 Ruth LeCaro Peckham B S in L S ,M A at Albany State Teachers College, Columbia University Experience Jr High English, High School Librarian, Coun selor American Plastics Fac tory, Public Librarian, De partment Store Clerk Subjects taught- Guidanc e Clubs Sponsored- Yearbook, the Reflector Weekly News Column, the Newsreel

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CHIEFS OF STAFF CX' HE Board of Education re presents the Joint chiefs of staff, the backbone of the Arm camp Their prxme duties are to co operate with the superxn tendent of the camps and the commander in chief of the camps and the many phases of operation and maintaining the camp district XE: fgjf iv COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF- General Pyle reaches for the 'Order of the Day STRATEGY OF CAMP Mr Rogers President and the Joint Chiefs of Staff plan the strategy of the camp The Joint chiefs of staff include Mr Lawrence Haynes Mrs Fred erlck Smart, Mr Carroll Ostrander, Mr Alton Clark Mr BenJ Ellis, Mr Ralph Pyle Mr J Edward Smith and Mr Edwln Rogers COMMANDER IN CHIEF RalphF Pyle B S M A at Gettysburg College, Columbia Un1vers1ty, Syracuse Umversity Experlence Mathematlcs, Soclal Studies Present Pos1t1on Supervising Principal OMMANDER IN CHIEF Pyle the supervisory commander who issues instructions to the gen- erals is responsible for the smooth operations of the Sidney Central School Districts. He is in charge of school transportation school bud- get school taxpayers and all school policies 6

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BASIC TRAINING Lydia C Metz B A at Mary R Qumn B A at Syracuse University Albany State Teachers Experience College Stenographer in broker SubJects taught office 8th grade English 8th Subjects taught grade Social Studies English Clubs Sponsored Girl Scouts Dorothy Marie Hannl B Marian Jackson Dunbar at Russell Sage College A B B S in Ed at Gen SubJects taught eseo, Alfred University, and Clubs Sponsored Experience Girl Scouts High School English L1 brary Office work, typing op erator in war plant, wait ress Sublects taught Library Instructlon Clubs Sponsored Library Club ENTERTAINMENT COUNTS TOO The 12th dxvxslon grades a mov1e. 8 - . ,S I - 1 - . 1 , ' '- . A. ' h - A Q . , . - . . . ' English, French Syracuse University . . . , .- . . , -