Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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ff :J Hard larorle zk rewarded Hon, Helma Bremser, Sharon Mason, Jeanne Burlison: BACK ROW--Kenneth Keller, Nicholas Danforth, Lester Trees, Esther Wolfe-valedictorian, Mrs. Ruland-advisor, Rudi Hediger, Dorellis Cronauer, Joyce Lipp. UILL and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. The Sidney Chapter is one of more than 3500 chapters, scattered throughout the United States, Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, England, New Zealand and China. Many of these chapters are active, under- taking the organization of the state press asso- ciation-criticism of manuscri ts and ubl , P P in the hopes of acquainting school officials and the public with the value of high school .Here in Sidney, however, the chapter is inactive. That is the reason its scroll islblank. 415' . ., - r,, ,..-'fp' SSJTTH. M11 I ' .Za .- -s T, if 1.715 .. s., s as 1 '?,,,C-'n- ,asp -ml ng, , r -'rg-ft- , ,, Q . s rl. 's .Heyy u .,' 1- 4, ff-A Y J, gm, .tl H F2 ., -. A L. f - - :yrs .. . A. H1 V D f 1 .Saw-: .-3--. x 2: ,ip -cpyasf' -7. .r., an 3-:t i . ' 1 -'P' '1':x'- -f'r'- ' 55' 4 ' 9517, fn: ia Qge:'?:'Z ,Q,if'1 , 4 . t 7-3 ' fzgyd ,.- ,-3. .5 4 J .z rf r ' VJ ' 'vt I f pi J 4 n ,L I ggvtrb w .1 :rits E, rbi. an shi' U jj-3 ,f f!f' !ff ',.4. w:-.. f-1--.eg-s L --.-.,. 3.- 1: . 1.47,-6-i.'u,,ff,!.: . fab.. J, -17.-'-.-r '1. A- nz. 1. 34.4, p. auf hav .i::'f .9--1 .Q :gn .. -r f . 0. M.,- Ha' FRONT ROW--Nancy Butler, JoAnn Isbell, Cecile Mikulak, Sandra Johnson, Marilyn MQNG fhe qcfivifies underfqken by this year's Honor Society, the most impressive was the initiation ofa new chapter at Unadilla. This followed the same pattern as the initiation performed on Moving-Up Day. The four speeches explaining scholarship, leadership, character and service were given by Ruth Hediger, Nancy But- ler, Lester Trees and Marilyn Hart. Nicholas Danforth, as President, administered the oath, Helma Bremser, Vice President, explained the emblem, and Cecile Mikulak, Secretary, re- ing-Up Day. corded the names of the new members. Other activities included a New Year's Day tea held at the Community House for the alumni and Seniors of Sidne Central, a Student Teach- ing Day, organized by Jeanne Burlison-Chairman, JoAnn Isbell, Sharon Mason, Joyce Lipp and A Kenneth Keller, on March IB, and, of course, the traditional Honor Society initiation on Mov- ications iournal- FRONT ROW- -Sharon Mason, Nicholas Danforth, Jeanne Burlisong BACK ROW- - Nancy Butler, Helma Bremser, Pauicia Morris, Marilyn Hort, Ruth Hediger. Absent from picture, Joyce Lipp. 20

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NN' fd' SEATED--Warren Doolittle, Virginia Miner, Kalma Chase, Nancy Villecco, JoAnn Isbell, Margaret MacLach1an, Bruce Larawayg STANDING--Mrs. Ruland, Amold Kappeler, John Cleaveland, Lester Trees. HE Student Council started out in the fall by having a very successful candy sale. The next activity was serving refresh- ments for the layers and cheerleaders dur- ing baslcetballaseason. This helped to pro- mote better inter-scholastic relationships. Starting the year of '53 a discussion peri- od was held after every Student Council meeting. This was to form a closer union be- tween the students and their government. Dancing instructions were a new venture for the council and students in Junior and Senior High. A Loyalty Day was held February 20. Students were asked to wear school sweat- shirts to show their school spirit. Everyone who did not have one was urged to buy a sweatshirt from the council. The last thing on the agenda was distrib- uting the Achievement award letters and sweaters. Sidney students work hard in hopes to win an achievement award by participating in extra-curricular activities. The Susquen- ango League undertook the financing ofa war orphan in France. 'I l . Last year Lester Trees and Ruth Hediger received sweaters. These awards are given each year to the boy and girl in the Junior Class who have earned the Highest number of Achievement Awards. 2. A dinner is held yearly to honor the students who have earned their Achievement Awards. 3. Moving-Up Day starts with skits pre- sented by each class. Next, honors are given, and Student Council officers for the following year are announced. After this everyone meets out on the front lawn for the Moving-Up Day Ceremony as you see in this picture. All these activities are part of the Stu- dent Council program. ,ff I r l

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'Zibrarzons broadcast book fair . 6, D- Q 1 i if .S 0 9 5' - I C 1 1 V1 . .- . ,- X . x f -5. l Al .l.: .3 1- -.1 FRONT ROW--Faye Knapp, Phyllis Vollert, Mary Chilletti, Vella Cowan, Ethel Hellerud, Gladys Begeal, lva Coleg SECOND ROW-- Myrna Bartlett, Virginia Miner, Patsy Baker, Janet Wlckes, Bernice Cockcroft, Maryon Karlson, Prudence Clarke: THIRD ROW-- Shirley Segall, Irma Rosa, Louise Davis, Ruth Howe, Kalma Chase, Cecile Mikulak, Fay Wilson. Thelma Kinne: BACK ROW--Neila Hodges, Diane Holleran, Mary Lu Glazier, Jeanne Lewis, Barbara Wickes. Q HIS year the workers in the Library are divided into two separate groups. Girls in the 8th, 9th, and l0th grades make up the Library Club and those in the llth and l2th grades the Li- brary Council. These girls are scheduled to work for a period each week during a study hall, doing essential routine work. Their biggest activity of the year is the Book Fair, emphasizing early Christmas shopping. Here over 140 books are on display for all ages. Displays for Book Wee and special occasions are other activities. Aff! Members receive silver pins as recognition for their work. Two year members receive this plus a guard. ,N-Q'ff1f.14 'QTg, . . . . - . -, 9-4 5: . . ' To end their year, food and members are packed Into cars and are off to their annual plcmc. .Q..,,g3s:.,fz:-5-12 V' A-': .51 ,': r. -Q... ' nl A '- 'i .1 X 4-C23?.-1',- S ' ft af 5 .., ,sa--cf, ' - Y'14ff?ii?.i:I 'W' 'V f '1221k1P ,, , Q ian- ll? lff' ' - 2 . e y Ggspq an , I fl 'C l'--5,.nj L . gf, 5, . ifigfli .iw ra -ffG.s.uf4 .fit 532: '.'.'g-1' fr Q. .1,,g l, s iz .:,.,i-1, 4' iff 142 4552113 Fr A ' ' - :v. Looking at the book display: Maryon Karlson, Iva Cole, Virginia Miner, Jeanne Lewis, Barbara Wickes, Betty Dingman, Cecile Mikulak. CHE Library Club and Council sponsored their annual Book Fair, held in the High School library. The theme for display and publicity was Christmas Shop Early. For publicity two mem- bers and their advisor went to WKOP in Onenta to advertise their fair. Also, displays and posters were put up in the school and community. The main purpose of this event was to earn money for pins, which each member of the Club and Council received. 21