Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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W Feature Artzelef Hold Top Interest N. FRONT ROW Alben Bremser Ioan Burger James Clum Margaret E111s Rxchard Kuebler Shuley Boyce, SECOND ROW Kathleen Mason Margaret MacLachlan Shella Geng Patu Rogers Ann Kmght Sally Segall Janet Walker THIRD ROW Roger Clarke Arlene Loudon Irma Tognola Cecrlxa Newcorn Elaxne Erb Pamela Beames Nancy Sue Haynes BACK ROW Joanne Bolonda Mary Tyne Myrna Bartlett Nancy Sharp Mary Lou Sands Barbara Burlu Joan Nrchols CC ' D r ea Q ' I To T . , 3 W f, , A N.: v:r ,X f T I . -I I -f It 4, W Q lu ' ' ,KP if LM n f I L . l E 'xx' J ' E V5 3 X xy I ,J 4 Ci . . . - . . .. . 0 ' ' . ll ' ll ll ll ll ' ll II ll W f .,. ,,u,, T V 0 . I . . - . . ,, . . ll ll ll HE Maroon and White of Sidney Hugh IS written and edited by the students wnth Mrs Anna Hermer asadvuser Thus newspaper a pears seven times In the school year wrth the last Issue de :cated to the sensors, whnch Includes the Last Wull and Testament Included In each nssue are Cammg Events, Chatter Corner, Fashuons, Low Down, and Sports plus news and other features whrch mterest the students SEATED busmess staff members Nancy Vxllecco Margaret Burhson Ethel Hellerud STANDING Patncxa Runyan busmess Phy1l1sVol1ert busmess manager Frances Borchert editor Mrs Helmer advtser James Clum sports Roger Clarke sports ABSENT FROM PICTURE Susan Srruth Asst Ed .4-we 21 Sally Segall Reflector busmess manager Pamela Ruuyan Maroon and Wh1te busmess staff and Phylhs Vollert Maroon and Wh1te busmess man ager wxth two representauves from magazme com pames Mr James Gersbach and Mr Robert Rrvett PARKED by many new Ideas and gadgets, thas year s magazine cam :gn was more successful than ever T umrllate the homeroom with the lowest amount of sales, a wreath was hung on the door mscnbed They rest, but not nn peace A banner, We Are on Top congratulated the highest homeroom and cash and the other prizes stimulated md: vldual salesmanshlp Patrlcna Bazata was the top salesman wlth about S130 worth and Eugene Palombo was second wlth S105 Total sales profited the Press Club, Maroon and Whute, and the Reflector, aboutil l0O Maroon and Whlte receuved S400 and Reflector S700

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3 Reflector Reflector editors for this year are Joyce Barnes Sports Phyllis Vollert AssistantAct1v1uesEditor Peggy Burlison Curriculum Sally Segall Business Manager Barbara Burki Grades Ann Knight Assrs tant Editor Sheila Gerrg Classes Irma Tognola Assistant Editor Alan Ostrander Art Mrs Peckham Adviser Frank Mitrzyk Photog raphy Margaret MacLachlan Editor ABSENT FROM PICTURE Joan Burger Activities Editor es... Mix-tx? At work meeting Ann Knight Sheila Gerig Mary Lou Sands and Kathy Mason Wins Medalzst HIS has been a year of flrsts for the Reflector The Reflector won for the flrst time the MEDAL Award top honorl at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest Secondly the Reflector has a hard cover Thnrdly photographs are used on the drvlsuon pages Fourthly, more money was made on the financial venture magazine campaign, thar was ever made before The fifth first IS one about which we do not brag we have sold fewer subscriptions to the yearbook than ever before All dunng the year, begmnung with September, the staff attempts to do Its chores plans for lay out, pictures, wrlte ups But when does the work really get clone the last two weeks when the adviser really calls o show down Therefore the month of January we dedicate to Reflector The first of February IS the deadline and then the proof reading and then the Instructions to the publisher and then the long wart untrl Moy to see what the book as really like 9 Q FRONT ROW: Frank Mitrzyk, Ioan Brush, Edward Weeden, Ioan Burger, Patti Rogers, Nancy Villecco, Dale Muggling SECOND ROW: Iacklyn Cumo, Jean Feigenbutz, Margaret Wilcox, Thelma Dickman, Patricia Beames, Joan Nichols, Cecilia Newcorn, Nancy Sharpg THIRD ROW: Patricia Runyan, Rita Donohue, Joan Tiska, Barbara Burki, Mary Tyne, Lenora Ellmauer, Frances Borchert, Martha Salisbury, Ethel Hellerudg BACK ROW: Kathleen Mason, Ioanne Bolonda, Joanne Holmes, Harold Hager, Patrick Simpson, Milton Brown, David lneich, Patricia Caswell, Elaine Erb, Nancy Haynes. IST

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C EETING at I2 35 fm noon for the Lrbrary Councal and M D L S Thus rs one of the announcements often on the attendance sheet Because of such a great number rnterested ln Lrbrary Club, rt IS dnvlded Into two groups the Lrbrory Councrl, made up of semors and rumors, and the M D L S made up of soph omores, freshmen, and eighth graders The gurls grve up one free perrod a week and do odd robs around the lrbrary lt really usn't as much work as the M D L S make peoplebelreve by thelr club name, whrch means Mrs Dunbar s Llttle Slav s M DLS M .ftqfzes School 1 QR W ,gf !h67mf77Lm4fl4t!A MM ef 'III' FRONT ROW Myrna Bartlett Patrrcra Northup Sally Segall PBUICIB Runyan Mrs Dunbar SECOND ROW Elatne Wrlson Janet Wxckes Carol Sue Smrth eanne Lewrs Dtane Holleran Martha Earle Thelma Krnne THIRD ROW Carroll Kean Arlene Loudon Irma Tognola Phyllrs Turtur Barbara Wtlson Ann Wtghtman Dale Mugglm BACK ROW Ethel Hellerud Phylhs Vollert Donna Garrlson Prudence Clarke Sturley Darlrng Faye Knapp Iva Cole FOUR PATRICIAS HOLD OFFICE ACH member recerves a 1 srlver L the frrst year and the second year she receives the guard Together they have an annual book farr and Christmas party Sally Segall heads the Coun crl as presrdent wr th secretary, Patrncra Runyan, and treasurer, Patrlcra Northu , whrlePatrrcra Caswell headst e M D L S wnth secretary treasurer, Patrlcla Bazata Wr th the help of these busy workers, the lrbrary is an edu catronal and enloyable place FRONT ROW Mrs Dunbar Patncla Bazata Patncra Caswell Barbara Hager Ioan Brush SECOND ROW Rrta Donohue Sandra Sllvernaxl Genevxeve Rooke Carol Petrocelll Carol Place THIRD ROW Ann Ideman Rebecca Ienkrns Ferna Ingalls Margaret Ltttlejohn Nancy Sue Haynes BACK ROW Janet Mamn Bette Tyne Grace Beers Joan Ttska Angelrca Reynolds Donna Donofrxo Martha Saltsbury Beverly Cuttlng 22 CC D ' ' O I l D X 7 1- 'ln rf I 6 f ff V ff X 9, C '-' I .. . ! v' Il I U ' n ' . . . . , g I S A S . u V K X -V' ig- It . ' ' V if - I I 0 I - A V vb 1, ll I ' e ll A ll ll A ' u ll ' ka 4 . .7 . , 4, W g ' ,, V T E . . . ., Yi 0 -