Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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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

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'Tloqf pmctice citizen.flJqJ. -if ls mf- - 2 si, ' -Li - . new FRONT ROW--Joanne Holmes, Patsy Baker, Juel Smith, Sheila Gerig, Martha Getman: SECOND ROW--Thelma Dickman, Sally Segall, James Schroh, Charles Root, Robert Perry, Edward Bruetsch, John Borchert, Stuart Sheldon: THIRD ROW--Susan Smith, Mary Jane Gelder, Bruce Clarke, James Clum, Kenneth Hall, Cecelia Newcorn, Carol Keller, Bruce Glazierg FOURTH ROW--Mary Tyne, Margaret Kleiner, Nicholas Danforth, Hugh Doyle, Judith O'Ne1l, Glenn Rice. X L t L 1 n , 5. .-TH,-lvl' wa- - , ' ,.. ,na.44.-59,1 .Ph . -5 -l,,.'.'.'.-.Z J'.,I' -I.-, I 5 7 , ,fu .x . :Z .1 ,.- ,, - aff I v HN ,, ,5 f.' 41.1 2 li NVMMMW '-: '1i..'. fi ,Y .- - , .. , Yi - ff.-X 1 . if '-' 'Srl-.vi -f-, .- '- .-,: 1, QQ, , -fiflif' .fn .yyzgaf 'g '3':?'.,. 45, 14122351 4 ' i!,'Z'. ' Q 1.10: ' 'r ,4,3,1. lR'ai'?721'fz N 1' f f3'rHL5f'g' -,331 N, N ' ,fr ,vffirqf 1.-,J 4, ,. 4 .kr-,P ' .nilup f l. Honest John Cleveland's campaign for treasurer of Student Council proved to be successful. ,,q,f,.ar,, 532.315 l -- la,-A 1' ' Q' V 3 fibfl gli fftljf 2. Kenneth Donaldson instructs some :ig 332.3 iunior high students on how to work the -'gay voting machine. 3. One boy comes out of the voting ma- chine with the assurance that he has helped his candidates to victory. I8