Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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F GROUND CREW HE Ground Crew of U.S.S.C.I. started off the year by electing their chiefs. These are: Daniel Northrop-President, Dale Mott- Vice President Charles Christian-Junior Sec- retary James Bartlett Treasurer, Lawrence Sheldon Parliamentarian, Donald Suttle Reporter The Ground Crew received recognition in an issue of the Agricultural Education magazine through an article Tips for Teachers, writ ten by their staff advisor Mr G H Salisbury This article told about the interesting and un usual Tractor Cavalcade of the Ground Crew and of an invention to safeguard laboratory equipment This year the proJects of the Ground Crew have included chick raising and dairy farm n FRONT ROW Robert Williams Charles Christian Lawrence Sheldon Neale Franks Dale Mott SECOND ROW Ralph Jump Burnett Niles Dimitri Wlasiuk Calvin Pritchard James Bartlett THIRD ROW Raymond Taylor John Van Volkenberg Robert Collins Leon Betts Daniel Northrup Andrew DuMond Donald X? Suttle BACK RUN Willxam Ostrander Francis Place so me fir. '12, COOKS AND BAKERS HESE cooks and bakers are recruits They have also done several projects, such as malclng lampshades and pillows for the patients at the hos pital The officers leading them in these proJects are Marion Dean President, Carol Sue Davis Vice President, Maryon Karlson Secretary Treasurer Other members of Cook and Baker Staff not shown in the picture are Patsy Baker Gladys Beag Mary Chilletti Neila Hodges Ioan Misner Mary Mott Stella Mott Rosaline Peck Irma Rosa Josephine Ryder Janet Wickes Kathaline Wilcox Elaine Wilson Marie Peck xN.aK7 ,h--,,3:4f, Carol Sue Davis MIIIOH Dean, Maryon Karlson Prudence Clarke Esther Searle 29 I , 7 l g. I ' I I . I I ' : X. Q -x v . u , 5 L ox I ,s , , -. af - i' 111 Q . I.. Q N , , V' ' S' .1,f , a a- , n a. . a W, , ,,,,, an W W, A-, practicing to care for our future - . 'H A A ' Q , ' if R' if 4. . E I E f- ND. -'fa ' 'xr X . . 5-f . , -15 -' ' X , 0 ' I ' r A , N1 ' A fcbff' T le W, Xi' - .Mg ,V

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BUREAU A D M, FRONT ROW Dtane Holleran Ioan Burger Patsy Anderson Nancy Vrllecco Kalma Chase Janet Wlckes Elaine Wilson Maryon Karlson SECOND ROW Mrs Dunbar Betty Lou Dutcher Patricza Z- Bamhart Prudence Clarke Fay Wilson Barbara Wxckes Nexla Hodges Beverly Shaver Mary Tyne THIRD ROW Patncla Searle Ethel Hellerud Nancy Sharp Lomse Davis Patncxa Baker 1 Jean Fexgenbutz Helen Bxckos Charlotte Mangan KareneBurd1ck BACK ROW Phyllis Vollert Mary Chilletti Manlyn Mayes Dale Mugglln Nancy Haynes Faye Knapp Iva Cole Ann Wlghtman Iudy Jacobs Patr1cxaRunyan N E O X- 1. -xv . -, . , .-, 5 ' . - 'ful . V qv, ' I- . ' 1 , D ' y, EW books, reserve books books for the bmder overdue books these and many more items are the concern of the Information and Educatlon Bureau The forty flve recrults are scheduled to work 58 mxnutes a week at headquarters domg much of the essentlal routine This year the bureau sponsored a book faxr IH November About 150 t1tles were on dlsplay and the advertnsxng emphasized Books for Christmas Parents and frtends came to see the books and to buy books for grits As a flrst attempt tt could be called a success Regular meetings are held once a month on Thurs days when possible Recrults who work two years m the bureau w111 receive some type of recogmtron In the past lt has been a srlver ldentifxcation bracelet tion Bureau 28 These recruits are approvmg some of the books on display at the Book Fair sponsored by the lnformatlon and Educa

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CROSS FRONT ROW James Dann William MacLach1an Robert Perry Roy Mtchel Wmfield Chnstian SECOND ROW 'N Sh.uleyDar11ng Helma Bremser Joanne Holmes Frances Borchert Iuel Snuth Esther Wolf Marga Strang Sheila Geng Mary Tyne Helen Rlesen THIRDROW Palncxa Caswell Mary Jane Gelder Donald Puffer Eugene fo Abu 5 RONT ROW Beverly Baker Reporter Demarls Kellerman Recording Secretary BACK ROW Mist McEwan Advisor Edward Weeden Treasurer Carol Goldshine President Ruth Hedxger Corresponding Secretary Absent Mary McElroy Vice President Palombo Donald Chartier Charles Glerm Janis Miller Barbara Burkx Arlene Loudon Phyllis Bamhardt BACK ROW Bette Ann Tyne Meredeth Holleran Wlmfred Opdyke Sandra Johnson Ioan Tiska Shirley Barber Elma Damels Keith Clark Harold Hager Thomas Hamilton Ruben Dutcher HE Red Cross of U S S C I is ltke all Red Crosses busy the year around Even though the Red Cross tsn t workmg on the front lme at present tt has many duttes to keep the enltstees busy at home Each year at Chrtstmas the enlistees travel to the Old Folks' Home at Delhi where they dtstrtbute gtfts donated by the soldxers Thts year the Red Cross completed a gift chest whtch wtll be sent to a umt on the front lme They also sent individual gtft boxes overseas Among the several assemblies presented by the Red Cross the most outstanding were a dernonstratlon given by the Fxrst A1d Squad and an art exibit featurmg pictures sent from conmtries such as Japan and China C' R. WILLIAMS, an exchange teacher from England, and his wife, Edna, sponsored the Mustcal composed of hls umt of the Seventh D1v1s1on. Thxs mustcal, the proceeds of whlch went to the Junior Red Cross, was produced for the entertamment of the soldters and civiltans. 30 R E D ,it c,..,y g .MW - X f H ky T P Q y it 5 .v t I