Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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Elma Dan1els Carroll Kean Barbara Wrlson Mrss Spencer advrser Catherme Mangan Edrth Waldron and Prudence Clarke exarmne dress materral wh1le Carol Sue Smlth and Frances Prltchard watch CT EETING every other Wednesday mm perlod the Homemakmg Club has been busily working on theur mann prolect for the year That prolect us maklng mattens and scarfs for unfortunate children Elma Dan1els and Edrth Waldron work on mrttens FHA and FFA Work on ommumt Projects IDNEY Future Farmers are a part of Delaware County New Yorlc State, and National Future Farmer Organizations The local club sets up a program of work as do other chapters One mght meeting a month as held In the agrnculture room where meetungs are opened and closed accordlng to a rntual used throughout the natnon The boys engage In rudgnng contests at county, state and natuonal levels and advance themselves ID the organization accordmg to therr achievements Ralph Jump and Dale Mott have received the Green Hand and Future Farmer degrees and also have won the ln agrnculture A two day ludgmg trlp in the summer, swnmmung partnes, hot dogs and sweet corn roasts are tradltlonal Future Farmer Outlngs Officers are Dale Mott, res: dent, Julian Rays, vlce pres: ent, Ralph Jump, secretary, John Van Valkenburg treasurer, Henry Mott parlnamentarnan, Raymond Taylor, reporter, Robert Collms, sentinel FRONT ROW Olrver Blackman Russell Shaver Harvey Dewey Ralph Jump Burnett Nrles Leon Betts, SECOND ROW Mr Salrsbury Burace Grfford Ronald McCall Seth Stran Rex Mott John Van Valkenburg Henry Mott Rrchard Banner Juhan Roys BACK ROW Davld Rutenber George Davls Rrchard Sulson James Moore Dale Mott Raymond Taylor Robert Collxns Brll Northrop 23 , b- ' ...D , ' I I I I U I 0 I C 4. . ' I . , f,.,J, 5 P J , O . 1 - Ee! J Delaware County award for excellence Y, A I . 4 - , '- , s e I. . . 1: we v W li . il ' 5 ' V ' N, . f ' ' ' N - . -' il ' , . 13 Q ' . I . I

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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 -

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Miss Mary E. English, Instructor of Music, Potsdam State Teachers College, is guest conductor of the A11 State Chorus. Students chosen from the music departments of schools within a 100 mile radius of Sidney participate in this chorus. Szklney If Host to CSILLING the air with sweet tones of harmony, the band and glee club of SCHS spend many periods a week perfecting their ability. Several members of glee club and band were chosen to attend the ALL-STATE Music Festival. Sidney, this year, had the honor of being host to this group. Guest conductors were music instructors of the Potsdam State Teachers College, Music Department. 2111! Stamp' CHE hard working organizations participate in Spring Festival, League Festival and the main event,which they all work for, Contest. From the efforts put forth last year the results were, a B rating for the band and an A rating for the glee club. The band, under the di- rection of Mr. Clark, also articipates in many parades during the year inciiuding Memorial Day, Pep Rallies, football games ancl Halloween. The glee club, under the direction of Mr. Leggett, sings at Baccalaureate and an annual Christmas program. L, ' T-il v -1 24 Glee Club at Spring Festival Band at Spring Festival.