Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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C HAT'S the ioke? The determined 001 6lZ'1'l6lfi01fl if important MMMI Coach Redmond scrutinizes Chucky Gardner as he skins the cat. Tumbling is one of the sports taught in Physical Education. Fundamen- tals of football, basketball, and baseball are also taught. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mr. Francis Redmond-Cortland Stare-B. S. Miss Sarah Carman-Lockhavcn State-B.S, look that usually is found on a boy's face while dancing is absent. These fel- lows have that polished manner due to the dancing instructions in gym. Mixed gym, something new this year, isquite popular with the students interested in dancing. The students are taught the waltz, foxtrot and boogie-woogie under the guiding eye of Miss Carman. Z l L.-x lk if 'L n t 1 l r l 1' ' S . K I Z? F5 if , i -' A y f 37, . ' If 'T ,,, . ' l s In 8 'fJ .,', kj : . ' Q i-,.i.' , eos, i F I HIN guards are a must when playing hockey, unless Q of course, you prefer bruised and battered legs. Kalma Chase, Donna Juckette, Marilyn Laker and Martha Getman are donning their equipment. S he going to make it, Nelia? Not only is proper driving techniques taught but also driving respon- sibility, attitude, car make-up, state laws and regulations. The main goal of all Teen-Age drivers taking Drivers Training is the blue card, which entitles the holder to a senior license when he is seventeen if a B-average is maintained . I5 -T

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To get credilg boys take Ag and Shop. 5 . . - it ' if S 1 ' it rg- S , t 4 Xi, fl! C HESE two boys, for an Ag assignment, are measuring the heart girth of calves to deter- mine their weight. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT: Mr. George Salisbury-Cornell Univ. -B. S. , M. S. ez E 3 if-........,, Q HE DuMond boys till their soil with modern equipment, but still pick up stones by hand. OU'RE doing it all wrong , indicates the expression on Bob Knapp's face. Gordy Mathewson is trying his best to be Mr. Fix-it while Wayne Mott stands by with his trusty screwdriver. SHOP DEPARTMENT: Mr. Ray Sheldon-Oswego State Teachers College Mr. John Daye-Paul Smiths College: Oswego State Teachers College-B. S. . .. .. ,.,.. , -,...h,,'.. lu. , ,gv OT usually this studious, Don Puffer, Dick Graney, Albert Gremser, Andy DeMond, Kirk Hurst, Dick Kuebler and Louie Gardner get down to business under the watchful eyes of Mr. Diehl. MECHANICAL DRAWING DEPARTMENT: Mr. George R. Diehl-Oswego State Teachers College -.iiibiii2-f?'ffe3,.3fa'g TTD' 1:73 ---fz1'.74'1f'f..t vt' f,,s:.t'-if ' ' 'j 7 wgfhsgfl fbi ag 7' 1-'4 . Y , 0 . . . N T, J., - W? ' , '.. 'f 7 33:12. r ' rf' ' 1-'.-'ii 1212 Q 0 29. .EN 1.15 A-.. ,wir rf l A , '--.4-1, - ..-E-T. -. r,:N1i-5 3,'1w.yg::g1a:1r?'li A-wie. ..,Lxw':L7 gL'f ,zu i,-MR-'sci -3.1 ,Af 425. 3-,, L jvzi .Q Q-LAL!T'5gA.if.:.:'t!5:f Q 1 ' .'s.'.1 4.13 .'.zf 'L'--.4-.:', :IL rf 'Fa Lu '. - pdvg,

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C24 J JJ worleing Jfdj? thats tops CYHAT'LL be 5.25 please . . . Miss Ruth Nichols, dieticia appears pleased 'cause everyone nl loves her spaghetti and meat balls. UICY little tidbits of news, such as ,- W ,sg ,5 - Z There will be a Reflector Staff meet- ing this noon in Room 220 are broadcasted X P- -s f by Mrs. Dorothy Drake over station A SCHSPASSNYUSA. Nancy Boardman and Mrs. Alice Deuel complete the office . gang. Mrs. Deuel instructs Nancy to call 8631 fMr. Hort's officel for a student's el- ementary school record. 7 QL .. IL1'I'.: ' - 1 u31.e1iEsE3vf1'- :mum ..-... ..se , ...... 1CiUlYAlfw. 3 , A school poll gave the title of Favorite Meals to the spaghetti and meat balls, like the one being served, and hot dogs with that delicious relish. Miss Lena Dim- micco and Miss Ruth Peck help stew up the brew. C R. Willis Goodrich, head custodian, re- tires this year. No student would throw papers around the hall or tramp the lawn when Mr. Goodrich is around. The students of Sidney respect his wishes to kee the Sidney school one of the cleanest and best Eept. FIRST ROW--H. Wilcox, C. Robinson, H. Strait, W. Taylor, E. Ruetenberg, J. DuMond, J. Charles, W. Hitt, BACK ROW-- F. Birdsall, W. Goodrich, H. McCumber, G. Crawford, G. Barnhart, L. Clarke, R. MacDonald. i6