Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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MEDICAL CORP Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Wide eyed and nervous, this yommg reserve awaits her turn to have her te clea ned and checked by Mrs Garrison P 'SAREINDUSTRIOUSLY WORK ING Miss Ruth Nichols Miss Shirley Whitaker, and Miss Ruth Peck prepare hot dogs for the Regular Army and the 6th Division of the Reserves The reserves flle ln at 11 30 and the BA tfile inoz:tul2 3? M5351 Nichols eu enant e ess , su er vises the work of the Staff Sarggants and Private K P 's The chow the Army likes best at Sidney Camp is hot dogs fish dimer and spaghetti RuthD White RN at Crouse lrvlng Hospital Syracuse N Y Experience School nurse Post graduate courses Marjory D Garrlson at Eastman Dental D1s pensary Buffalo State Teachers College Experience Dental Hygiene Housekeepmg 3 S' 1 MESS 17

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CHEMICAL WARFARE EARLY ACTION LIKELY When General Rankins gets out his test tubes an explosion is apt to be in the offing I-IE Chemical Warfare departments have been terrlfically busy under the leadership of Mr. Rankins and Miss Turner. The chemical division under Mr. Rankins has been trying to develop the smoke of an atom bomb from chlorine gas. The smells and after effects of bro mine gas will really make the enemy lines worry. The science department under Miss Turner has been working with camouflage and insects. R Robert Rankins A B at New York State College for Teachers and Cornell University Experience Science teaching E I duPont deNemours 8: Co. Subjects taught- Chemistry, Physics, General Science HarryP DeBloom M S at Syracuse Universlty Experience Mathematics, Phys ical Education, Health First Aid Swimmmg Drlvers' Training Playground Subjects taught Health Drivers Training Clubs Sponsored Varslty' S Club Erma Arleen Turner B Ed at Potsdam State Teachers College M S at Cornell University E erience th 7th, Mathematics Camp Counselor club hostess, waitress Subjects taught Biology Science 8 Clubs Sponsored Varsity Cheerleaders, LV. Cheerleaders, Girl Scouts K ,,, ,W 45,56 X Q ,fl . . s , Ev uv . ,ni O - I I I 9 7 7 . 9 7 - c . . . , I I Q 1 O I 2 y 9 - O I I ,

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FIRST ROW R Putnam K MacDonald E Ruetenberg H W D Strait I Charles BACK ROW L Clarke G Bamhan G Crawford P Wood W Goodrich H McCumber E Clean up Police, under nts head man Mr Goodrich, has been very busy th1s year sweepmg the halls, scrubbmg the walls shovelmg the sldewalks and keeping the furnaces roaring with heat Whlle all the personnel and privates are enjoymg Christmas and Easter vacations, the Clean up Police stay on the base, was floors and do a general wmter and spring cleaning They are the unsung heros who keep the base clean CHE Transportation Corps has been domg double duty because of the crowded conditions m the Reserve Corps and most of them make two runs each morning and night. CLEAN UP DETAIL 10 30 SHIFT DOWN THE HALL Clean up Pollce Clarke and McCumber sweep up the htter that IS left after the Army gallups through to battle statlons TRANSPORTATION CORPS FIRST ROW E. Ruetenberg, H Wilcox, G. Barnhan, R. Putnam, W Taylor BACK ROW G. Crawford, K. MacDonald, P Wood, H. McCumber, J. DuMond, F. Blrdsall 18 J.-sl' I ll 'x 6 I ., h ffl s I ,v 1 , K 4 M ' - n - , . , . ' o - - ' . , . , s . , . , . . ' . . . , , n . . . . ' 9 5 9