Sidney High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sidney, NY)

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fr Hzktorzklnf Win State Award! NN arren Doolxttle and Clara 'vioore Q, YHIS year Srdney Central was chosen to recelve the Achxev ment Award from the Yorker Socrety Each year three Yorker Chaptersare presented wrth thus award fOn the left Warren Doollttle IS recelvrng the Achlevment Award for Sidney Central Last year Larry Alcott was one of the lucky ones to recenve the Who s Who Award This award rs presented to ten top Yorkers of the year lt rs gnven on the basrs of outstanding work nn Yorker actrvrtles Any member of any chapter IH New York State has a chance to earn this award Famnly N wg Q 0fP ' 1 :Mi MR JOHNSON S GRADE 7 HAS MANY PROJECTS CWHIS year has been an active one for Mr Johnson s 7th grade Jr Hlstorlcal Class Club Commg unto Hugh School was somethmg new and uc. strange to them so they decrded they would luke to know about the work of teachers and admlmstrators nn the school and what Sidney Central School had to offer them rn the course of study and actrvntnes Mrs Peckham was the flrst to vlslt them She ex planned her 'ob and courses and actlvltles from which to choose Mr Pyle and Mr Cody told them about therr robs and also facts about the Sidney Central School Dlstrlct Another welcomed vrsrtor was Mrs Grace Cook who talked on schools of this area and dlstrrct schools CSO the right IS prctured Mr Johnson s Christmas party, the theme of whrch was Chrrstmas rn other lands To make the pro- gram of more Interest they mvrted some of the parents to tell them about Chrrstmas un the lands rn whnch they were born and lrved for some trme Mrs Jackle talked to them about Chrrstmas rn Germany Johanna Quarno about Italy and Mrs Camp about England Beverly Root Bette Tyne Mr MacLachlan Russell Olsen Wxlham MacLachlan Royal G1fford and Larry Alcott T the trme of the coronatlon Mr Mac Lachlan talked to a Junior Hugh hrstorrcal group One Interesting question was How much rs Queen Elrzabeth pard'7 The answer wa As the people of the Brrtrsh Isles say rt costs them each year only lOc aprece, the price of a beer, to support the entrre Royal 27 v Q C I ' , . . V . 1 . T I ' - . I . . . ,, - I . . . ,, I S' ll ' ' I ff A . . , 1 A, ' 0 ll t 4 , ,I r . . - . I f 2 v ,,., l' ' ' ' . . f x so -- A X ,Q-ex I . Q11 ' final- -n-1 'A ' s , . . I f? . . . 1 4 . ' , . . -' r K. ' . . . . . v l , . . . . A I , , - 4. ,. - - . B I' 7 f - . . i I 1 . . . . , Q . , . . . , A Il 4 ' ' ll ' 0 - . , 5 - ' I S ' ' ,U 1 ' . . 1 0 I ff I - - A

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Caeran Cleopatra, ana' Romani Enjby Banquet S part of the entertamment durrng the banquet, Mary Tyne sang Silent Night In Latln while Margaret Ellis accompanied her EPRODUCING an old Roman custom, Latm students celebrated the Saturnalla , Dec I7 ata tradn tronal Roman Banquet with srngrng and entertamment Mrs Ruland has planned these Roman Banquets every other year and all students who are or have taken Latm are rnvrted Frrst year students are all slaves They serve therr masters and remove therr shoes More advanced classes come In famlly groups and as drstun guushed Romans There s plenty or good natured krddlng and a lot of fun at every Latm Banquet LEOPATRA Juel Smrth, Cornelia, Joyce Barnes, and Tullra Margaret MacLachlan were three guests at the Latm Banquet Cleopatra rs exqur sltely draped rn a bed spread Cornelra chooses a dyed sheet and Tullua fashions her outfit from a bed sheet, leftover remnant and dnscarded curtain Manlyn Gamsey Mlchael Dxon Nancy Sue Haynes and Nancy Sharp are enjoylng the feast HE banquet Itself was also authen trcally Roman Mrs Ruland has become famous for the wane she serves at such occasrons, grape lurce and gnnger ale The guests also messed around wrth baked beans, green peas, boiled ham and devrled eggs tradltlonal Roman food eaten wrth fingers Although a modern luxury, some guests found lt easaer to use forks IN FRONT Jack Young SECOND ROW James Clum Margaret Ellts James Fxsher BACK ROW Robert Stark John Greene Phylhs Vollert Edxth Waldron Bruce Laraway ' ll ll I - 5 I ,Ts ' ll , n ' ll I I 11.14 I .U . , Q, I gr, I . l . . fr 3 , , 1 X rl lu ' ll '- . , f . . ii' C' ' - V' 1 . . .R ' . IL-1 ' uf ' ' . w f : : : - 1 . . X . 4 ,J . . 2 : ' X , . i . ' I T . , gpg 26

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Fzkld TMP! Make Learning Fun EPRESENTATIVES from Newsreel, Reflector, and Maroon and White attended E. S. S.P. S. , a journalistic convention in Syracuse this year These leaders brmg back mformatuon concerning correct procedure and new ndeas to thenr staffs Nancy Vlllecco Ann Kmght Susan Smnh Margaret Mac Lachlan Irma Tognola Frances Borchert ANCY Vlllecco points out an especially nlce looking football player as everyone studles the program The game they saw that afternoon was a victory for Syracuse over Fordham C? D Mr' Gifford s 7th grade class last year, vlsuted Buker s Home a class actrvlty This IS one of the oldest houses around Sidney. Mrs Alta Buker shows Russe Olsen an old fashioned toaster and tells hum how It was used In the krtchen fireplace ckground of the Buker House 28 lx Susan Smnh Margaret MacLachlan Ann Kmght Nancy Vxllecco and Irma Tognola FLAT ture? As a matter of fact ut was flatter than a pancake! After a swell time at the Syracuse Press Conference, these fnve gurls piled nn Mrs Peckham s car ready to go home The car dudn t seem to be running so well and soon Mrs Peckham was hunting up a mechanic l :gym 1 T Hugh Doyle, Edward Weeden, Joan Mac Donald and Margaret MacLachlan advised by Mrs Ruland, were delegates to the Syracuse Cltlzenship Conference last sprung On a basns of qualnfncatnons established by Syracuse University, each iumor voted for good cltlzens of the class. QD QD QD 'D