Sidney High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

QW Ag? ES fha mascoi 0 our 1946 year Tag along as he buzzes through ifre pages of his namesa e fha Yellow fac ei C , Q of W l Q 3 RTV! 0 Ks: .ff f Ill 4 if Y O! H ' f . 12 21 1 M R V gi 1 55? HH 3 g wi M L I 1 : s ' :A YLL fi Q 2359? M, er? f , Q'-QQ , Wa, , W KY, his Qi 9 t Ep I Once upon a time a little wasp named Sid ventured from his hive in the big oak tree in front of Sidney High School, He had often watched the many students enter and leave the large building. The little fellow grew curious about their daily activities. One morning, taking courage in hand, he stealthily flew into the big school door. Where do I go from here? quoth he. Just then he was startled nearly out of his yellow jacket by the sharp ringing of a bell. Suddenly Sid was surrounded by an on-rush of students. He spotted the familiar face of a student friend and tagged along with him. Striking up a conversation, the wee wasp discovered many interesting facts about the building, soon to become his permanent home. Did you know, said his chum, that there are 2050 feet of corridor in the school? And 75 rooms, 900 steps, and 393 light bulbs! The old building was constructed in l9l3 and the new build- ing in l93l, Well satisfied with what he had learned and what he had ob- served, Sid immediately transferred his belongings from Hive l to Room 20 Cf!-lhnl SIDNEY, 0 sf 61 'S' J .J 3, 'U i .Q -W-P1 rin! 3 4- vw- ., ,gf i 5' allege? A iw my sw This has been a great year! exclaimed the husky hornet at the close of school, and in an in- stant he was summing up the highlights of his ac- tivity-packed year. Junior High entrance. Between class rush. f 'AFA Weekly assembly was one of his principal likes and his eyes sparkled merrily as he related the memories of Wednesday mornings. After the sec- ond bell he buzzed out of room 20 and while the senior orchestra was playing, winged his way to his place in the balcony. There he watched his friends display talents and abilities and enthusiastically applauded out- side talent booked by the student council. The patriotic pest always sang the national anthem and recited the pledge of allegiance with all his heart. Then Sid would bow his head reverently for devotions. Just before lunch, Sid went to the auditorium to observe junior high assembly, Usually the junior high orchestra play- ed the processional, anthem, and recessional. Wednesday morning, first period T K X 1 f X' 'X fvt l ff 4 X lB mf' sf fl K, 5? - , . L ,V x- 'lid Q y,..f ,KHWX J- M... . . :::,-, .Hi ? kg- ' L ,f as 4 S2 fa sf 5 A rf 31 15 -, 1 X , ? g ll .vyfi .z'-Mswzf 4? r 4, ,a- sy' 5 x kg' I ., 1 Q ' ' I W 34 :5 , 0 Wy' ,. 1 -ff ,V , 4 'o U.. s 153' WA' qw H D 5 N' big. ,iv I ,Q 19' af paudei Zta henna xxt QE ! f,,X 'Zan L N f ff? A natnon rs made great not by its frultful acres but by the men who cultuvate them not by Its great forests but by the men who use them not by nts mines but by the men who work ln them not by nts railways but by the men who bulld and run them lt could be added that a natuon IS made great also by :ts patrnots who leave the pleasant ways of cnvnluon lufe to protect and defend that nation From our own halls scores of young men have left to man guns on Iwo Juma to hack theur way through the gungles of New Guunea and to fly the hump an the Burma China theater l-lalfway around the world they stormed the beaches of North Africa nnched theur bloody way up the boot of Italy swarmed the concrete barruers on the shores of Normandy and spent a butter long wunter on the treacherous terrain of France and Germany ln the first anxious days of World War ll our navy turned the tude of battle from a sltuatlon of utter defeat to one of hopeful vuctory ln the eventful naval encounters of Mrdway and the Coral Sea Sudney s sons left not because they loved war but be cause the fmal prnze of peace and security was so precious to them that they were wlllang to sacrlfuce their very lnves If need be Often at theur dlstant posts scattered everywhere on the globe they recalled their carefree schooldays when thelr greatest worry was to avoud capture on a mnssuon of extreme darlng goung to and from Charlne s They could remember the feel of the autumn sun on theur backs at football drills They could remember louternng on the way to llbrary cheer ang madly at the games and sympathetucally applaudnng the weekly assemblies They could also remember derldnng the teachers mercilessly and occasionally they wondered In their new found wnsdom If maybe they hadnt been just a luttle harsh In theur condemnation Sndney Hugh thanks her loyal sons and daughters but she can never express adequate apprecnatlon for those deeds done an the name of democracy wherein a school like ours can exust To those who have returned but even more to those who wall never return we reverently acknowledge our lncal culable debt and bow our heads nn silent trubute l J O O I I uf ,Q g I ' ' , I lt L ALS' . Xxx flxf l ' Q . . . KX ff I l I my jlx l if lf? fr 5gkY, X . I X . G ll Qi - kb gl . . f fi , X fai r- . I . . T! . I . - 6 7f:o4ewfwmaJeffae Carl R. Apple Gerald D. Brown John W. Bunker Robert F. Cotterman LeRoy L. Elliott Thomas E. Fair Edward E. Ferguson Kenneth l. Fleming Joseph E. Glass Richard E. Gump Arnold F. Hawvermale Robert G. Knouff Vincint A. Maurer John F. McClellan Allen Y. Mumford Herbert D. Neer Lawrence Rickey Roy C. Roesser Jack L. Sage David H. Scholl John W. Stockstill Harold L. Valentine Lester W, Valentine Marlin E. Wright Yon marble minstreI's voiceless stone In deathless song shall tell When many a vanquished year hath flown, The story how ye fell. Nor wreck, nor change, nor winter's blight, Nor Time's remorseless doom, Can dim one ray of holy light That gilds your glorious tomb. 4 F Go g to School N ' -Q99 0+ 'Aff Q: 6 f 215 t ux L Q fx ,HC Si ., X 'lik 1 af qaeft Zo whoa! . . Soon after Sed was establashed an has new home and had unpacked has belongangs has traend took ham to many classrooms ond departments Startang out on the tarst flocr the Iattle wasp and hrs pal vasated the andus traol machane shcp and were very much ampressed by the great amount ot machanery valued ot apbroxamateiy S50 OOO Clambang the staars and roundang the corner they came to the mechanacal Next door an the tune arts class Cad wotched wath wade eyes the arta ts sketchang Flappang has wangs he arrayed ot the boys gym The voaces echoed through the spacaous room as the boys engaged an a game of basketball Many anterestang ploces an the school stat! awaated anspectaon Before retarang to the have an room 20 he ond has chum made the rounds to the varaous other ploces they had been eager to see O O R I , . A . , P a . , . ! I , drawing room, where they fcund tomorrow s drottsrnen busy at work, . . I J . , ,S . , . . , . Check this please, Mr. Crawford. Bright and early one Monday morning, Sid decided to make a more thorough investiga- tion of his new home. The clotter of type- writers drew his attention, so he zipped next door where thirty-two eager students pounded the keys vigorously. After watching the juniors and seniors taking a speed test, the mighty mascot became so exhausted that he staggered from the roam toward the senior study hall to relax tor a moment. While he rested, he observed the pictures of old graduates adorning the walls. Sid became bored with what he saw of the deep dark S H S past, and decided to seek something more stimulating. Always interested in figures - mathematically, that is - the wizardous wasp with a whirl of wings whizz- ed to the junior high building to drop in on Miss Keller's seventh grade arithmetic class, TYPewriter Sefeno de 0 A glimpse at Scene from Mr. LulI's inner office. concentration-hmmm? When the bell rong, Sid got up with the rest of the students ond went to Junior high study hall for o quick tour of inspection. Just then he glimpsed Mr. Lull wolking down the corridor ond flew out to join him, chatting obout this ond thot. On reoching Mr. LulI's office, Sid spied Mrs. Robinson diligently putting out the weekly bulletin, To do his good deed for the doy, he delivered o copy of the bulletin to Miss Line in Mr. Crowford's office. moticions. JVM. Miss KeIIer's seventh grade mathe Wl1aI's cookin'? ...sceneftzlnlfzec ed With trusty camera in hand Sid shot his pals while they were deeply engrossed in the various experimental laboratories in both junior and senior high school buildings. He was quite proud of the results of his efforts, so he has reproduced them upon these pages for all his friends to see. As he snapped the cooking class, his only regret was that his camera could not capture the appetizing aromas that he sniffed and the delicious flavors that he sampled with such satisfaction, Two double-period cooking class- es meet with Miss Duncan each morning in the kitchen. Here they learn the art of cook- ing everything from soup to nuts. His Brownie focussed next on the co-ops. He caught them perched on their high stools making painstakingly accurate drawings of machine parts, Sid was amazed at the degree of exactness to which their work was con- structed. The blueprints baffled him, but the boys saw them clearly and enjoyed drafting them. Future physicists at work is the name Sid gave to the middle picture on the opposite page. The boys' attention is centered on a high voltage-high frequency induction coil. At full power several thousand volts can be produced by this coil, Sid thinks he titled the above picture quite aptly. Here is just a word of explanation for those who have not undergone the rigors of a chemistry couise. The true formula lFeS'2HClIFeCl2'H2Si gives hydrogen sul- fide, which is recognized by an odor like rot' ten eggs. Chemistry lab is up on the second floor and the atmosphere is usually laden with smoke of one kind or another plus num- erous distasteful fumes. Sid was quite for- tunate to click the shutter of his Brownie be' fore the experiments really got under way. The fotographic fellow took not only the shots found on these and the following pages, but many others for which there was not room. 71' ff2f 4,?5y, 1 FeS + HCI 1 PU!! Physics-baffling, isn'f if? Co-ops calculate curves Boo rd Of Educahon Let to right D R M Kerr J C Custenbordcr Mrs H E Schueber J B Cook A H Henke H M Faulkner ond Woyne Bertsch C C CRAWFORD fSupf olScl'1ooIsl A B Musklngum College M A Unlverslfy of Mlchlgon G LULL Cprnncupoll B S Denison Umversrty M A Ohio Grote Unlverslty Geometry Student Councxl ex offlcuo MILDRED ARNETT B S Wuttenberg College English Seventh Grode Sponsor Honducroft Club J BURKHARDT A Mloml Unnverslty Mochnne Shop lntromurol Bosketboll The Wheels Go Round Club MARY DODGE B S Manchester College l' JEAN FLAUGHER A B Mloml University M A Ohlo Stote Unlv English Sophomore Closs Sponsor Sndney Hugh School News Sponsor Adventure Club CLAIRE GAINNON B S Ohuo Stote Unlv Health ond Physical Educotuon Enghth Grode Sponsor Gurls Athletuc Assocuotlon Folk Donce Club ESTHER L GRANT A B Ohlo Wesleyan U M A Ohio Stote Unuv Ph D Ohlo Stote Unuv Lotnn ond Engllsh Jumor Closs Sponsor Lotnn Club Inter Nos Club EMILIE BENJAMIN B S Ohio Stote Univ Engllsh Junuor Closs Sponsor Sensor Hugh School Assemblles Trovel Club MARY G DILLON B S Mnoml Unlversnty M A Ohro Stote Unlv Cornmercnol Sensor Closs Sponsor Busuness Actnvutaes Club DOROTHY DUNCAN B S Mrornu University M A Columbuo Unuv Home Econornlcs Junuor Closs Sponsor Co sponsor Sensor Gurl Reserves GLENNA C FOGT A B Coputol Unnversutv M A Unrv of Mlchlgon Socuol Sclence ond Vo o tuonol Lute Seventh Grode Spon or Student Councnl Golden Key Club WEBSTER C GEIB B S Bowling Green Stote Unrversuty Monuol Arts Hobby C ub J HAMMANN B Unnv of Clnclnnotn B E Unnv of Clnclnnots Mochune Droftlng ond History Freshman Closs Sponsor lntromurol Bosketboll Occupotlons Club 15 . ., , ,, . G. . T . B' AI , , , , I 4, . . . . A . ., . S . . ., - -1 l . l I At , ., ' ' . ' 'I 1 A I l ' 'I . I A . . ., , . ., . l . .I , ' . ., 4 , . . , 4 . E. . I -I . I A' 4, . I . . , A -1 - . ,, . A . ., , S A C l ,T E .rxiiajfgyig FACULTY ADDA HERT A. B., Indiana University Librarian Keys to Wisdom Club MAE JESTER B. S., Bliss College M. A., Kent State Univ. Commercial Senior Class Sponsor Tom-Wom Club HAROLD MCDERMOTT B. S., Univ. of Cincinnati B. E., Univ. of Cincinnati Biology and Chemistry Sophomore Class Sponsor Co-sponsor of Science Cl b u Walter Reed Club Faculty Manager and Ass't Coach OLIVE R. OWENS B. S., Miami University M. A., Miami University M. A., Univ. of Michigan Speech, history and civics Sophomore Class Sponsor Dromatics Club Class plays T. L. PRESSER ' Shop Math, English, and Science Freshman Class Sponsor JAMES B. ROYON B. S., Ohio State Univ. General Science Astronomy Club Treasurer of School Activities l16l EVSTHER M. HOKE A. B., Manchester College Home Economics and Vocational Life Eighth Grade Sponsor Home Nursing Club EVELYN KELLER B. S., Capital University Arithmetic Seventh Grade Sponsor First Aid Club MARGRETTA MOLDEN B. S., Muskingum College French Dean of Girls French Club CLARA E. POSTON' B. S., Ohio University M, A., Columbia Univ. English Freshman Class Sponsor Amateur Authors' Club C. A. RICKETTS B. S., Univ. of lllinois M. M., lllinois Wesleyan University Music Seventh Grade Sponsor Musical Moments Club FRANCES SARGEANTI' B. A., Ohio State Univ. M. A., Ohio State Univ. World History, Sociol- ogy and Economics Junior Class Sponsor Senior Girl Reserves FACULTY LLOYDR SEIFERT B S Ohlo Unnverslty Mathematncs and Aeronauttcs Sophomore Class Sponsor Junlor Hn Y HAROLD E SLAGER B S Ohno State Univ Vocatnonal Agrlculture Freshman Class Sponsor School Safety Patrol F Intramural Basketball PAUL M WATSON A B West Va Wesleyan College Physncal Educatton Freshman Class Sponsor Athletnc Dnrector and Coach of Football Bas ketball Track Intramural Director R J WHITE B A Otterbean College Business Arnthmetlc and Economuc Geography Sophomore Class Sponsor Humornst Club Student Councnl JANICE SHEDD B A Ohlo State Unuv M A Ohno State Unuv Arnerucan Hlstory and Jocatuonal Ltfe Eighth Grade Sponsor Luttle Players Club MARGARET VAN ETTEN B S Muaml Unlversuty Gundance and Hyglene Seventh Grade Sponsor Jumor Gurl Reserves Lelsure Tlme Club MARGARET WELTY A B Otterbenn College M A Ohuo State Unnv Englnsh Eighth Grade Sponsor Bookworms Club WILLIAM R WILSON B A Earlham College Mathematncs and Physucs Eighth Grade Sponsor Clrcle Club Co sponsor Scnence Club Sensor Hn Y MARY R LINE ALICE L ROBINSON Secretary to supernntendent Secretary to prmcepal l17l . ., . ., . Q . ., . . . ' ' ' . 'I I I .I . . . . F. . A. r - Home Recreation Club . .I . ' 'I . ., . I . I . ., ' ' 'I all fm 'qs' li '!, Q-4 IH Sophs scan spoils of victory sue zuzuuuywwu Through keen observatuon the unauusutuve bee learned that th total enrollment of Sudney Hugh School us 907 Of thus number l36 are un the graduatung class l32 are un the uunuor class l69 are un the sophomore class l65 are un the freshman class and the seventh and eughth grades together compruse 305 l-le also learned that the school uses the sux year plan Ctudents enter as seventh graders Durung thus year and the eughth year they take courses un cookung and sewung for gurls manual traunung for boys Latun French and guudance The purpose of these courses us to enable the unduvudual pupul to duscover hus aptutudes so that he may make n better chouce un hus senuor hugh curruculum lege preparatory commercual busuness traunung co operatuve un un dustry mechanucal scuences and agrucultural practucal farmung ln allowung the student to choose hus unduvudual curruculum the school bet ter equups uts graduates for whatever occupatuon they may choose for theur lufe work Sud snapped the puctures of future cutuzens whuch ore shown on the followung pages Tomorrow s doctors stenographers farmers en guneers and teachers are uncluded among the personnel of the classes that Sud photographed Not only do the luttle wasps fruends get a strong scholastuc foundatuon but also they have opportunuty to partucupate un luterary dramatuc athletuc musucal and socual actuvutues all of whuch lead to well rounded personaluty development . I O I . I . . . , H O 4 u I I u u f ' , .J - , . I . . I . . I . , 3 , s In the ninth grade four curricula are offered: academlcfcol- . TT . -, . A l - . , T I ' g r 1 1 W I , , , . I I l I Way back when Bob Bulle was stull called Bobby and ut was thought shockung to wear Iupstuck and ut was a rare occasuon to have a Datel the class of 46 started uts perulous uourney through four long years The freshman party was the outstandung socual event of the year for the greenues The green and whute of St Patruck was used un gay decoratuons as the party was on March l9 un the gurl s gym Y steered the class through the truals and actuvu tues that presented themselves throughout the next year A Musuc Shop was used as the theme of the tradutuonal sophomore get to gether Records and musucal notes carrued out the motuf un decoratuons At one end of the gym was a huge platter bearung the names of all who attended the party The uunuor class establushed a precedent un Sudney Hugh by votung to order theur class rungs and puns durung theur uunuor year so they could wear them all theur senuor year 20 SENICJR Semor Class Offucers Left to rught Jum Van Horn treas urer Rex Jackson vuce presudent Donna Brown secretary Charles Cartwrught presudent The uunuor year for the class of 1946 drufted by un a haze of actuvuty there were the class play Who ls Mrs Chumpsue9 and the Prom at whuch they played host to the class of 45 Proceeds from the uunuor play are used to pay the prom expenses The theme of the prom was a flower gar den Thus was carrued out wuth brughtly colored decoratuons and un the dance programs lf the uunuor year was busy the class of many new prouects and many new responsu bulutues The class undertook the publushung of a yearbook the furst tume thus had been done un Sudney Hugh un 33 years Thus unutual venture unto the luterary world was chrustened YELLOW JACKET by popular student opunlon On June 6 I946 the class attured un robes of maroon and whute whuch were theur colors stepped forward to receuve theur d plomas 11 11 - - - ' - ' L. . I , . - II ' ' ll 1 I ' ' I I ' ' ' ..., , A . , . . . 1 . . , . .. . . I . Bob Johnston, as soph president, skillfull 46 found theur sensor year twuce as busy, wuth Il ' ll ' . ' ' ' . - . I. . 11 JI - ' . . . I I , . . I l l. I I J CLASS Mr. Arthur Long was guest speaker at the traditional senior banquet on the first day of spring, March 21. His topic was What Can Be Gained by Travel- ing. Preceding his talk, a delicious din- ner of baked ham, frozen peas, parsley new potatoes, salad, hot rolls, and apple pie a la mode was served in Duncan's Tavern. After the banquet a clever program, games, and dancing were enjoyed in Gannon's Gang Room. On the right is shown a scene from the l945 junior play entitled, Who ls Mrs. Chimpsie? From left to right, seat- ed around the table, are Barbara Ordean, John Maurer, Allegra Riefstahl, Bob Lynch lstandingl, Dorothy Earl, Bob Bulle, Polly Slagle. The play was pre- sented April 5 and 6, l945, in the Sid- ney High School auditorium. lmmediately below are pictured chairmen of the various senior com- mittees. These committees function in carrying out numerous senior projects. Left to right, seated, are Rex Jackson, Class Memorial, Jeanne Studevant, Sen- ior Chapel, Katy Young, Caps and Gowns, Pat Milligan, Senior Banquet. Left to right, standing, are Sondra Ruese, Invitations, Miriam Roth, Flower Fund, Allegra Riefstahl, Annual Investigation, Mildred Garrison, Colors and Flower. Last but not least, is our jovial senior class president, Chuck Cartwright. In the picture at the right Chuck was deeply en- grossed in typing committee lists. Per- forming his many duties capably and ef- ficiently, Chuck will long be remembered for his outstanding work and winning personality. 21 rf r SENIORS lJoeI ACADEMIC St. Scholar. Test-l, 2, 3, Hi-Y Member-I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-I, School Club -I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD C. BECK ACADEMIC St. Scholar. Test-I, 3, Sr. Comm.-Ring, Track-3, 4, Hi-Y Member-2, 3, 4, Foot- ball-3, 4, Class Officer-2, Basketball-2, 3, 4, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Golf--2, Sr. Scholarship. RUTH ANN BERGER ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, G. R. Cob- inet-2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Mem- ber-I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club- - 3, Orch.-I, 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta-3, Mus. Review--3, Band-orch. con.-I, 2, 3, 4, Folk Feftival-I, 2, Annual Staff-Circulation, S C h o o I Club-2, 3, 4, Cheerleader- I, Sr. Scholarship. ROMA BLAKE ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, G. R. Cabinet-4, G. A. A. Mem- ber-2, 3, 4, Sr. Comm.- Caps and Gowns, Office-3, 4, Folk Festival-2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. JACQU ELI NE J. BOWE'R Uockiel ACADEMIC School club-I, 2, 3. DONNA LEE BROWN lBrownieI ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 3, 4, Cab- inet-2, G. A. A. Member- I, 2, 4, Cabinet-3, Inter Nos-3, St. Scholar. Test-- I, 2, 3, Sr. Comm.-Annual Investigation, Glee Club-I, Office-3, 4, Mus. Review- I, Folk Festival-I, 2, Class Officer-I, 4, Annual Staff Typist, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play-4, Sr. Scholar- ship. ' Mfg, .139 W CLASS ol '46 PHYLLIS ARNOLD COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Member-I, 2, 3, Sr. Comm.-Flower F u n d School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BERGER lBabsJ ACADEMIC G. R. Member--I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Member-I, 2, 3 4 Glee Club-I, 3, 4, Office 4, Mus. Review-I, 3, 4 Folk Festival-I, 2, Annual Staff Typist, School Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship TH ELMA H ELEN BURCH lShorty7 COMMERCIAL School Club-3, 4. MARGUERITE BOLDEN lPeggyI ACADEMIC AND COMMERCIAL G. A. A. Member-4, School Club-I, 2. PAULI N'E B-RADLEY lPOIIyI ACADEMIC School Club-2, 3, 4. C. EDWI NE BROWN lEddieI CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine School Club-I, 2, 3. SENIORS ROBERT ERNEST BULLE lBobl ACADEMIC Band-l, 2, 3, 4, St. Scholar. Test-l, 3, Class Play-3, Hi-Y Member-2, 3, 4, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Orch.-l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-2, Operetta--l, 2, 3, 4, Football -2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus- l, 2, 3, 4, Mus. Review-l, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-l, 2, 4, Band-Orch. con.-l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer-l, Annual Staff-Boys' Sports, School club-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholar' ship. CHARLES BERTSCH cchucio AGRICULTURAL F. F. A. Member--4, School Club-2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Bas- ketboll. CHARLES CARTWRIGHT cchuckn ACADEMIC Hi-Y Member-2, 3, 4, Glee Club-3, 4, Student Council -I, Mixed Chorus-4, Mus. Review-3, Class Officer-l, 4, Annual Staff-P h o t o, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Class President of 1946. MARLAN E. CLAYTON lShortyl CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine Football-3, 4, Basketball- l, School Club--l, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH K. COIL lMousie7 CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine School Club-l, 3, 4. RUTH COLMAR COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Comm.-Invitations, Folk Fes- tival-l, 2, Annual Staff- Typist, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4. IL CLASS ol '46 PATRICIA BUNKER lpatl ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club-I, Mus. Re- view-l, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club-3, 4. DAVID S. CAIN CO-OP with Liberty Folder School Club-I, 4. DOROTHY ANN' CLARK lDottiel COMMERCIAL G. R. Member--l, Glee Club -l, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD N. CLINEH ENS AGRICULTURAL F. F. A. Member-l, 2, F. F. A. Officer-3, 4, School Club -I, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Basket- ball Team-l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE M. COLE, JR. ACADEMIC Sr. Comm.-Colors and Flow- er, Hi-Y Member-4, Hi-Y Cabinet-I, Band-Orch. con. 1, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4. J OAN COUCHOT Uol COMMERCIAL G. A. A. Member-2, 3, 4, Sr. Comm.-Flower Fund, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club- l, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN COX ICOXIGI COMMERCIAL A Member 2 A Ca met o Festlval I 2 School Club ANNA MAE CRUMBAUGH COMMERCIAL R ember I A Member I o Fes :val I 2 Sc oo u WILLIAM C DILBONE IB IJ ACADEMIC Track I 2 4 HIYMember Cabinet 4 oat 3 4 Annual a Clrculatuon School Club I JEAN DORMIRE Ueannlel COMMERCIAL Member 2 3 met 4 G A Mem r 2 3 G A A Cabin 4 Offece 4 Folk Festuval 2 Annual Staff Typist S ool Club 2 3 4 MARILYN EVANS ACADEMIC G R Member 4 Sr Comm Chrldren s Home School u 4 Class Play MARY JEAN FERGUSON Ueamel ACADEMIC G R Member I G R b In 4 Clos P Sr Comm Memorial Glee u I 2 3 4 Opere o 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 us Revnew I School Club-I 2 3 4 S Scholarshnp JOAN CRILE o ACADEMIC G R Member 4 Sc ool u 3 JAMES L DEWEESE Unml ACADEMIC Sr Comm -Colors and Flow er I-lrYMember 3 4 Stu dent Councul 2 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 School Clu I 2 3 4 Manager Football I TY JANE DOAK COMMERCIAL School Club 3 Annual Staff Typlst DOROTHY C EARL lDottuel ACADEMIC Member I 2 3 Cabinet 4 G A A Member 2 G A A Cabs S Sc olor Test 3 Class Play 3 Cheerlead ee ub Newspaper I 2 3 4 dent Councll 2 Operetta 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 us Review I Folk Festival I 2 Ann al Staff Copy School Club 2 3 4 Sr Scholars: GEORGE FAI-IRNOW CO OP wlth Stennles Stove Store S ool Club 2 3 4 ROBERT FISH BAUGH IBobl CO OP wlth Peerless Bread Machlne c ool Club I 2 SENIORS VIRGINIA FLEDDERJOHANN lGinneyI COMMERCIAL Glee Club-3, 4, Mus. Re- view43, 4, Folk Festival- l, 2, School Club-2, 3, 4. CLASS ol '46 ERNEST M. FOGT IErniel ACADEMIC School Club-4. PATRICIA ANN' FRENCH lPotI RONALD FOGT mineyj ACADEMIC G. . -- , , 3, , ACADEME G. X A'YliX2'flS..fll 2, 3, 3, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. CLARA JANE FRIDLEY COMMERCIAL School Club-2, 3, 4. JOHN JOSEPH GARRETT Uohnnyl CO-OP with Liberty Folder School Club-l, 3, 4, Intra- murol Basketball. PATRICIA ANN GLASS lPatl COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, School Club-I, 2, 3. HELEN LOUISE GROSS ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4, Inter Nos-3, St. Scholar. Test-l, 2, 3, Sr. Banquet Committee, Science Club-4, Folk Festival-I, School Club -I, 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee, Sr. Scholarship. Orchestro-I, 2, 3, Bond- Orchestra con.-l, 2, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club- l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN FRY COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-3, 4, Glee Club-l, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED A. GARRISON IMilIiel ACADEMIC G. R. Member-2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club4 l, 2, 3, 4. HARRY E. GOODYKOONTZ lGoodyI CO-OP lVeteronl Track--2, 3. MARTIN WAYNE HAMSH ER lHamI ACADEMIC Football-3, Basketball-l, 3, 4, School Club-l, 4. DALE EUGENE HARGER ACADEMIC Band-3, 45 Sr. Comm.- Colors and Flower, Glee Club 3, 45 Mus. Review-3, 45 Band-Orch. con.-4. DOROTHY IRENE HAWKI NS lMertI COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-2, 3, 45 G. A. A. Member-I, 2, 35 G. A. A. Cabinet-45 Sr. Comm. -Cops and Gowns5 Library- 35 Office-25 Folk Festival- I, 25 Annual Staff Bookkeep- er5 School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. THELMA L. HENDRICKS lBIondiel COMMERCIAL School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN ANNE HOLLY ACADEMIC School club-1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES HUFFORD lBobI CO-OP with Liberty Folder REX L. JACKSON CO-OP with Monarch St. Scholar. Test-I, 25 Sr. Comm.-Annual Investigation and MemoriaI5 T r a c k-I5 TSYWIIS-41 Class Officer-45 School Club-I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Scholarship. LOIS UBEREN E HARRISON COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper-2, 3, 45 School Club-I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Scholar- ship. RUTH ANN HEI NFELD COMMERCIAL Glee Club-45 Mixed Chorus -45 Annual Staff Typist, School Club-3, 45 Sr. Schol- arship. WILDA HOGAN lWiIliel COMMERCIAL School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT HOOVER CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine School Club-I, 2, 3. DOYLE KEITH IIAMS lPee-Weel ACADEMIC Sr. Comm.-ChiIdren's Horne, Trock-I, 25 Football Man- ager-I, 2, 35 Basketball- I, 2, 3, 45 School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL E. JACKSON, Jr. lSoml ACADEMIC Sr. Comm.-Annual Investiga- tion5 Hi-Y Member-3, 4, Annual Staff-Photog School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS PATRICIA ANN JEWETT lPattyl ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Member4l, 2, 3, 4 St. Scholar. Test-2, Class play--3, 4, Sr. Comm. Annual Investigation, Library -I, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta-3, 4, Mixed Chorus 42, 3, 4, Mus. Review-I 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-l, 2 Class Officer-3, Ann ual Staff-Business, School Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. COYLA KENDALL lCOrkyl COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Member-l, 2, G A. A. Cabinet-3, 4, Sr C o m m.-Memorial, Student Council--I, 2, 4, Folk Fes- tival-l, 2, Class Officer-3, Schcbl Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr Scholarship. SUZETTE L. KERR lSuel ACADEMIC G. R. Member--I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play-3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta-3, 4 Mus. Review-l, 3, 4, Sr Scholarship, Folk Festival- l, 2, Annual Staff-Adven tising and Circulation, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. GEN EVI EVE R. KCPP Uennyl COMMERCIAL G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3 4, Folk Festival-l, 2. AU DR EY LAWS ACADEMIC School Club-3, 4. WILLIAM LITTLEFIELD lS0nnyl CO-OP with Sidney Elevator School Club-I. ,fy A M CLASS ol '46 DOLORES IRENE KAMI NSKI lDoDol ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, G. R. Cabinet-3, G. A. A. Mem- ber-I, 2, 3, Inter Nos-3, St. Scholar. Test-I, 2, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Orch.-3, 4, Operetta-3, 4, Mixed Chorus-3, 4, Mus. Review- I, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival--l, 2, Class Officer-3, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholar- ship. H ELEN KEN DALL lKitl ACADEMIC G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-I, 2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL MARIE KI NGSEED ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 2, G. R. Cabinet-3, 4, G. A. A. Mem- ber-I, 3, 4, G. A. A. Cab- inet-2, St. Scholar. Test--2, 3, Newspaper-2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council-3, 4, Folk Fes- tival-l, 2, Class Officer-2, Annual Staff-assist. editor, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play-4, Sr. Scholarship. GERTRU DE MAE LAUGHLI N lTrudyl ACADEMIC G. R. Member-3, 4, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN LAYMAN' lBarbsl COMMERCIAL ALICE HELEN LOWERY IAII ACADEMIC School Club-4. ROBERT E. LYNCH iBobl ACADEMIC Band-I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play -3, 4, Sr. Comm.-Ring, Hi-Y Member-3, 4, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Orch.-3, 4, Operetta-3, 4, Mixed Chorus-4, Mus. Review-I, 2, 3, 4, Band-Orch. con.--I, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-I, 2, 4, School Club--I, 2, 3, 4. CATH ER I N E I. MATLOC K iMattyl COMMERCIAL Sr. Comm.-ChiIdren's Home, Glee Club-4, Office-3, 4, School Club-I, 4, Operetta -4. LAWRENCE A. MAXSON IBuddI AGRICULTURAL Band-2, 3, 4, Band-Orch. con.-2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol- I, 2, 3, Music Dept. Equip. Manager--3, 4. MARY JANE MCMARTI N ILe-ttyl ACADEMIC Band Majorette-4, Inter Nos -4, School Club-4. RICHARD WAYNE MELVI N lDickJ ACADEMIC Band-I, 2, 3, 4, St. Scholar. Test-2, 3, Class Play-3, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Orch. -I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta-I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Member-2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus-I, 2, 3, 4, Mus. Review-I, 2, 3, 4, Band-Orch. con.-I, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-I , 2, 4, Annual S t a f f-Business Manager, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. PATRICK H. MILLIGAN IPatJ ACADEMIC St. Scholar. Test-3, Sr. Comm.-Banquet, Track-I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Member-2, Hi-Y Cabinet-3, 4, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-I, 4, Operetta--I, 2, 3, 4, Football-I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4, Mus. Review-I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer-2, 3, Basketball-I, 2, 3, 4, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. MARY LUC I LLE MARTIN lMar7 COMMERCIAL Annual Staff Typist, School Club-I, 3, 4. JOHN LOUIS MAURER ACADEMIC Band-3, 4, Class Play-3, 4, Sr. Comm.-ChiIdren's Home, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta-2, 3, 4, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus- 2, 3, 4, Mus. Review-3, 4, Band-Orch. con.--3, 4, School Club-3, 4. LENROE MCKENZIE ACADEMIC Track-3, School Club-I, 3. HELEN M. MCMASTER COMMERCIAL G. A. A. Member--I, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-I, 2, School Club-I, 2, 4. RICHARD JEROME MILLER IDickI CO-OP with Sidney Machine Tool Student Council-4, Basket- ball-3, School Club-I, 2, 3. DARRELL W. MI NN I EAR IMinnieI CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine SENIORS CLARENCE W. MOLITOR lMoel CO-OP with Copeland Track-l, 2, Hi-Y Member- 4, Glee Club-I, Football- l, 2, 3, 4, Mus. Review-I, Class Officer-I, 2, Basket- ball-l, 2, 3, School Club- I, 2. MARY ANN MOOTHART ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, G. R. Cabinet-4, G. A. A. Member -l, 2, 3, 4, St. Scholar. Test-I, 2, 3, Sr. Comm.- Memorial, L i b r a ry-I, 2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-4, Orchestra-3, 4, Office-4, Band-Orch. con. -3, 4, Folk Festival-I, 2, Sr. Scholarship. NIANCY HOLLAND-MORITZ lNancel ACADEMIC G. R. Member-3, 4, lnter Nos-3, 4, Class Play, Prop- erty-3, 4, Sr. Banquet Comm., School Club-3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. PATTY LOU PARTI NGTON lShortyl COMMERCIAL School Club-2, 3. J EAN LA-UNA REES Ueaniel ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4, Office-3, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. ALLEGRA RIEFSTAHL lLeeJ ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, G. R. Cabinet-4, G. A. A. Mem- ber-I, 2, 3, 4, Inter Nos- 3, 4, St. Scholarship Test- I, 2, 3, Class Play-3, Sr. Comm.-Annual Investigation, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, News- paper-l, 2, 3, 4, Mus. Re- view-l, 2, 3, 4, Folk Fes- tival-I, 2, Annual Staff Editor, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta-4, Sr. Scholar- ship. CLASS ol '46 ROSS A. MOORE JR. IBudl ACADEMIC and COMMERCIAL Sr. Comm.-Children's Home, Hi-Y Member-I, 2, 3, 41 School Club-I, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol-l, 2, 3. EUGEN lA ANN' MORGAN IGenel COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. Member-2, 3, 42 Glee Club-2, 3, 4, Mus. Re- view-2, 3, 4, Operetfo-4: Folk Festival-I, 2, School Club-2, 3. TREVA MAE MOUK lPeg7 ACADEMIC School Club-I, 2, 3. DELMAR M. PELLMAN CO-OP with Copeland School Club-3. .IO ANN CORRINE RICKERT Uol ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet-2, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus-3, 4, Oper- etta-4, Mus. Review-I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff-Copy, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Music Dept. Sec.-3, 4, Tick- et Manager-4, Folk Festival -l, Sr. Scholarship. ELEANOR M. R I NEHART lElliel . ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS ELIZABETH ANN ROBINSON lLibbyl CLASS ol '46 MIRIAM E. ROTH lMyrtJ ACADEMIC -A ,f I X COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Cabinet-I, 2, 3, 4, St. Scholar. Test-3, Library -2, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Operetto-4, Mixed Chorus- 3, 4, Mus. Review-I, 2, 3 4, Folk Festival-I, 2, An- nual Staff-Girls' Sports, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. SHIRLEY A. RUDY COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 3, 4, G, R. Cabinet-2, G. A. A. Member -I, 45 G. A. A. Cabinet-2, 3, Sr. Comm.-Colors and Flower, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, I EUGENE F. 'RUNYON lGeneI CO-OP with Monarch Hi-Y Member-2, 3, Hi-Y Cabinet-4, Glee Club-I, 3, 4, Student Council-3, Oper- etta-l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus -I, 3, 4, Mus. Review-l, 3, 4, Folk Festival-I, An- nual Staff-Art, School Club -l, 2, 3, 4. AUDREY JEAN SEEL COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-3, 4, G. A. A. Member-3, 4, Annual Staff Typist, School Club-4. DONALD L. SHATTO lDonl CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine Track-I, 2, 4, Football-I, 2, Basketball-2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JOAN SLONKOSKY lBevl ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, G. R. Cabinet-4, Sr. C 0 m m.- Flower Fund, Folk Festival- l, 2, Annual Staff Typist, School Club-3, 4, Sr. Schol- orship. SONDRA RUESE lNonnieJ ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 4, G. R. Cabinet-2, 31 G. A. A. Member-l, 4, G. A. A. Cab- inet-2, 3, Sr. Comm.-Ring and Invitation, Folk Festival -I, 2, Student Council-2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. SHIRLEY ILEN E SANTO lSl'Iirtl COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, G. R. Cab- inet-2, 3, 4, Sr. Comm.- Prophecy, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus-3, 4, Operetta-4, Mus. Review-l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff Typist, School Club-I, 2, 4, Publicity- Mus. Dept.-3, 4, Folk Fes- tival-I, Sr. Scholarship. CONSTANCE SHAFFNER lConnieI ACADEMIC G. R. Member-4, G. A. A. Member-l, Glee Club-I, 2, 4, Operetta-4, Mixed Chorus-2, Mus. Review-l, 2, 4, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club-l, 2, 4, Class Play-4. M. PAULINE SLAGLE lPoIIyD ACADEMIC G. R. Member-4, G. R. Cab- inet-I, 2, 3, Cheerleader- l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta-3, 4, Mixed Chorus-3, 4, Mus. Review- l, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival-2, Annual S t a f f-Circulotion, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play-3, 4. NORMA J. SMART COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, St. Schol- ar. Test-3, Folk Festivol-I, 2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. SENIORS WILLIAM O. SMEDLEY lBillI ACADEMIC School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. JOAN SMITH COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 45 G, A. A. Member-I, 2, 3, G. A. A. Cabinet-4, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD L. SN EARY IDOnI ACADEMIC St. Scholar. Test-2, Track- 2, Annuol Staff-Photogra- phy, School Club-3, 4, Class Play-4. DORIS MARY SPRAGUE lDoryI ACADEMIC G. R. Member-3, 4, School Club-I, 3, 4. PHYLLIS J. STEWART lPhylJ ACADEMIC Newspaper-2, 3, 4, School Club-I, 3, 4, St. Scholar. Test-3, Sr. Scholarship. MARGARET AN N THOMA lPeggyI ACADEMIC G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, G. R. Cabinet-4, G. A. A. Mem- ber-I, 2, 4, G. A. A. Cob- inet-3, St. Scholar. Test-l 2, 3, Folk Festival-l, 2, School Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. 1 5 .J CLASS of '46 CHARLES E. SMITH lChcrleyI ACADEMIC and COMMERCIAL St. Scholar. Test-I, School Club-I, 2, 3, Sr. Scholarship. BETTY SNAPP lGingerl COMMERCIAL G. R. Member-I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Member-I, 2, Folk Festival-I, 2, School Club- I, 2, 4. ROBERT V. SNYDER lBobI ACADEMIC lVeteranI Track-I, 2, 3, 4, Football- 4, Basketball-I, 2, 3, 4, Golf-3, 4. FORREST STARRETT lBirdJ CO-OP with Peerless Bread Machine School Club-I. RUTH JEANNE STUDEVANT ACADEMIC G. R. Member-3, G. R. Cob- inet-4, G. A. A. Member- 3, G. A. A. Cabinet-4, Glee Club--I, 3, 4, Mus. Review -3, 4, Class Play Bookhold- er-3, 4, Annual Staff-Cin culation, F o I k Festival-I, Operetta-3, 4. JOHN CALVIN TURNER Uockl AGRICULTURAL Sr. Comm.-Class Memorial, F. F. A. Member-l, 2, 3, F. F. A. Cabinet-4, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Basketball-I, 2, 3, 4. JANICE MARIE VAN DINE COMMERCIAL School Club-l, 3, 4. MARY C. VAN HORN lKotyI COMMERCIAL School Club-3, 4. MARCELLA JUNE WATKINS lMorcy7 ACADEMIC G R Member 4 Sc ool Cu 4 FREDERICK WHITTAKER lFnrebollI ACADEMIC Inter Nos 3 4 St Scholor est l Tr k l Member 3 4 Sc: Cl b ool Club I 2 Scholorshlp JAMES LEROY WI LT Ulml ACADEMIC St Scholor Test 3 Sc: Club 4 School Club 4 RUTH ANN WOODDELL COMMERCIAL Library 3 School Club I JAMES R. VAN HORN lVonI CO-OP with Miomi Chick Hotchery Trock-25 Football-2, 3, 41 Class Officer-4g School Club l, 2. EVELYN WARE COMMERCIAL Library-35 School Club-l, 3, 4. PATRICIA LEE WELLS lPotI ACADEMIC R Member 3 cn u 4 School Club l 3 4 Sr Scholorshnp RICHARD JEROME WIFORD CO OP wlth Doyton Power 8- Llght Sc ool Club l 2 C RICHARD WISE comm ACADEMIC Footboll 3 School Club I 3 4 HIY Membr SARAJ AN E WOOLLEY lSollyI ACADEMIC R ember l A A Member I 2 3 Och l 2 3 4 Bond ch con 4 Folk two l 2 Annuol off r School Club l 2 3 r Scholorshlp SENIORS JAMES W. WRIGHT lSmakyl CO-OP with Dayton Power 8. Light School Club-l, 2. KATHERINE LOUISE YOUNG IKatyl ACADEMIC G. R. Member-l, 2, 3, G. R. Cabinet--4, G. A. A. Member l, 3, 4, G. A. A. Cabinet-- 2g Sr. Comm.-Caps a n d Gowns, Glee Club-vl, 2, 3, 4, Operetta-3, 4, Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4, Mus. Review -l, 2, 3, 4, Folk Festival- l, 2, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship. Class Song Farewell to you, dear Sidney High, Our time to leave you nears, We're gathered here to say goodbye To all our high school years. Our mem'ries will we treasure As high school work and pleasure, Your wisdom we were first to gain From your unfailirig store, Now we leave, but you'll remain With us forever more. -Dolores Kaminski CLASS of '46 EDITH MAY YOH EY IEdyl COMMERCIAL G. A. A. Member-l, 2, 3, G. A. A. Cabinet-4, Sr. Comm.-Banquet, Library- 2, 3, 4, Student Council-I, Office--lg Folk Festival--l, 2, School Club-l, 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN CRITESER Completed work at Troy High School. It was over two years ago that the class of 47 started out on uts hugh school career l65 strong The Greenues spent theur f year un adaptung themselves to hugh school lfe Theur furst bug moment came when they made theur debut unto hugh school socual lute t theur class party Thus was held on March lO un l 44 The next tall l42 members of the class returned as sophomores Agaun the maun event of the year was the class party Thus year ut was held on March 9 And then the members of the class of 47 returned after summer vacatuon as uunuors Junuor Class Offucers Left to rlghf Betty Brookhart treasurer Bob Smuth vuc presu dent Andy Konz presud nt Ellc Corey secretary Thus year the class ottucers were presudent Andy Konz vuce presudent Bob Smuth secre tary Ellen Carey and treasurer Bettv Brook hart The student councul representatuves were George Long Lewue Warbungton ond Dorus Fogt class gave the annual class play It was a three act lught comedy entutled Come Raun or Shune As uunuors the class ot 47 sponsored the Junuor Senuor Prom on May l7 After the pro gram was guven by the senuors un the cuudu toruum the couples danced to the musuc of Jack Walton and hus orchestra The gym was trummed wuth sulver tugures ot notes and musucal unstruments the theme beung Musuc Junior Commuffee Chaurmen L t to rught L e K a u t m a n P r o m Invuta uon and Program Nan Foster Class ung M a r Crusey Prom En tertaunment Iores Taylor Prom Decoratuon 34 f 5 l ': 4 y . . 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X Sopl-s hm out un large numbers o the run Party The class of 48 has much of whuch to be proud It has had two years to aduust ut self to hugh school and clurung that tume uts members who have varued unterests have made ut popular In the lust of members you wull fund such students as Pat Boller who rated furst un the state un Englush un her freshman year Law rence Kendall and Ronald Boblut who are band majors Sarah Lonsbury who us a band mauorette Ann Ferguson who us the class cheerleader and Tom Brown who has rated three letters each year for two years un sports The class offucers for the year 1944 45 were .lum Schomp presudent Julua Freytag vuce presudent Dans Gross secretary Peter Cummuns treasurer and Lee McClure and Jack Evans student councul members For the year l945 l946 the offucers were Jack Enders presudent Tom Brown vuce presudent Ann Ferguson secretary Bever'y Sevung treasurer and Lee McClure and Duck Whute student councul members The class of 48 had l86 'nembers un uts freshman year At the close of uts sopho more year ut had l69 members whuch was a decrease of l7 ai Sophomore Class Offucers Left to rught Ann Ferguson sec retary Tom Brown v ce presudent Jack Enders pres aent Beverly Sev ng treasurer . 1 2 j ' , 4 u ,ff- f Wwe ref- . 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'v R I . re., Y .tx H ' l FRESHMEN Locking mack from a superior height to the lower levels of the seventh grade the fresh rran class recalls its furst days at Sidney Hugh Their class consisting now of l65 was then l7O at the end of the school year Class officers for that year were Lawrence Haw kuns president Patsy Sargent vice presu dent Richard Snyder secretary Catherine Alexander treasurer and Roy Bulle student ccuncul Somewhere sometime by the time the end of the eighth year came the class had dwun dled to l6O Their eighth grade officers were John Laws president Jerry Hays vice presu dent William Dunnavant secretary Wulluam Mentges, treasurer, and Richard Schieber, student council The class of '49, together with the seventh grade, made history that year through its presentation of the operetta Tom Sawyer. Paul Monroe, Mary Anne Billing, Patsy Sargent, and Marion Klauss 40 Freshman Class Officers Left to right Paty Sargcnt treasurer Tullue Goshorn secretary Larry Grugg vice president Roy Bulle president represented the class as four of the main characters Twuxt the eighth and ninth grades fam uluar faces left the scene ard others were add ed ln addition to the hugh school students from Hardin and Orange township several students came from near and far The officers for the freshmen class were Roy Bulle pres udent Larry Grugg vice president Tullue Gas horn secretory Patsy Sargent treasurer Law rence Hawkins and Paul Monroe student Council There were 30 freshmen gurls particupat ing un the actuvuties of the iunuor Girl Reser ves 20 gurls in the G A A and 2l boys in the uunuor Hu Y The principal event of the year was the annual freshman party called Frosh Frolucs of 1946 William Mentges, actung as master of ceremonues, directed the 104 freshmen attendung from the openung grand march through to the adjourning friendship circle. .Z FRESHMEN 2339 fr Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 13 one Marvln lluswm X14 A Abbott Herbert Alkln Mary Andress Darrlll Applegate Ruth Arbogast Beverly Baker Bull Baker Jack Bales John Beck Sylvxa Bedford Norma Beers two Anne Bell Marlanna Bennett Mary Ann Bllllng Louanne Blake George Brown Robert Brown Leonard Buchwald Roy Bulle Robert Byers Barbara Caln Richard Carey three Rose Marne Carey Elsie Carr Harold Cavunder Lloyd Chester Jack Clark Phyllls Clayton Betty Cole Gerald Comer Rlchard Conrad Carl Cooper Robert Cooper four Ray Cotterman Jean Cox Maxine Davis Rlchard Davls Joanne DeWeese Harry Dlckman Melvln Drees Barbara Drlskell Wllllarn Dunnavant Ruth Anne Earl Jack Elsenhut hve Marlon Ellls Mlldred Ellis Mary Epler Ray Falr Frances Fergus Robert Flanagan Peggy Fllnn Herbert Fogt Joanna Garrett Joanne Gerlach Eddue Glbson sax Tom Gwen Matllda Goshorn Larry Grlgg Charles Hagelberger Lorena Hahn Jean Hance Marvun Halbersteln Florence Hawklns Lawrence Hawklns Jerry Hays Martha Rose Helnfeld seven Betty June Henson Donald Herzog Charla May Holly Lloyd Hoover Norma Hufford Betty Lou Hughes Catherine Hughes Harold Hughes Roger lngland Jack Kerce Carl Kerns eught Patrlcla Kles Marlon Klauss Lou Kuch Bobby Lane Melvln Lantz Ronnie Laughlln Joe Laaterbur Earl Crawford Rlchard W Davls Wayne Davls l4l 3 ' J I ay x , - , Jo' JAY' ' J I Q Ai Qi ff 0 J F' 1 A2 0.4 Q - r J J fl J to J ll . 1 nn xc gf iff sf - f .J l A f - -ff '.- J J: V - .ug V '. 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EIGHTH GRADE Eug hth Grade Ofhcers Left to rlght Marulyn Martz treas urer Paulune Aschenbach vuce presudent Ann Kerlun presudent Dawn Bodune secretary Accordung to custom Tume has passed rapudly and the group known as eughth grad ers has nearly completed uts requured course Last sprung under the watchful eye of the seventh grade sponsors the followung offucers were elected to serve durmg l945 1946 presudent Ann Kerlun vuce presudent Paul une Aschenbach secretary Dawn Bodune treasurer Marulyn Martz student councul representatuve James Getrost Thus year was started wuth a class enroll ment of one hundred fufty two boys and gurls Durung the year for varuous reasons seven teen pupuls wuthdrew and nune new ones en tered the fold Now, one hundred forty four members answer the roll call These two years un gunuor hugh have done much to prepare thus group for hugh school 43 it ......u3f -.1 lufe They have taken part un the athletuc program knowung that large oaks from luttle acorns grow The band counted several of the boys among uts personnel Junuor orches tra also found the eughth grade supplyung a goodly number of musucuans Durung theur soyourn un the seventh grade they partucupa ted un an operetta Tom Sawyer a pruvulege mussed thus year Upon several occasuons they dusplayed theur talents and abulutues from the assembly platform That they upheld theur scholastuc responsubuluty was proved by the several people whose names appeared regu larly on the honor roll Now that sprung has come these people are eagerly lookung forward to the day when they wull reach that promused land, the FRESHMEN CLASS ., I I , V K - ,k, ' 12 I O I . , - I u I 1 I , . , 3 .:.. ., A ' f . . . ,, . 1 ' ' 1 - - 11 . . 0 . . , ' I I I - ll 11 - - ' . ' . 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I I . , . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' I - Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row EIGHTH GRADE JP 4 me 35 SA .1 as V,- KAI ma l one Paul Abbott Barbara Allen Jannle Allen Phyllls Allen Paulnne Aschenbach Lloyd Baker Alnce Baumgardner Stanley Bedford James Berger Wnlllam Blust two Robert Bnllnng Dawn Bodune Benny Bolden Homer Botner Robert Brlcker Mary Jane Brnggs Charles Brown Patty Jean Brown Patty L Brown Donald Brulport three Betty Bynum Patty Ann Cable Kathryn Carey Gene Carey Noryal Carr Kathryn Cavnnder Jeannette Clayton Mary Clemons Delores Clnfford Rnchard Coburn four John Conner Marlene Cornthwaute Max Cotterman Norene Cotterman Walter Cotterman Duck Couchot Dorothy Crum Marlene Cumberland Robert Curtner Harold Davns five Kathrlne Davus Ball Crum Harold Dllbone Janice Dowden Paul Dunn Charles Dunson Janet Ensenhut Joe Emley Jerry Farr Tommy Ferree sux Eldred Fledderyohann James Flemnng Josephlne Fosrught Pat Gerstner James Getrost James Glass Marvln Gluck Barbara Glare lrwun Graff Roma Jean Hahn seven Belva Halnes Janice Hamsher Phyllls Hatcher Jacqueline Harvey Robert Heunfeld Ronnse Hunkle Rnchard Hodge Carl Hook James Huffman Sharon Huffman eught Alvus Hughes Charles Hughes Clarbel Jackson Beverly Jones Erma Jones June Kaeck Hugh Kaser Ann Kerlun James Keuth George Kopp l44 . f , ' K 3 'R 7: 9 ' .' 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Q A - Q -.1 : Q is 'N , 4 , X A ' A K I gy A-N A . fi5,l A 1 is I ilk , t 'K A ufrwesf f - 1 Q Q ' Q h Q ' Q Q ' I I I ' 1 ' ' Q ' Q Q Q ' Q ' 1 I ' I - I - 1 Q Q D 1 I Q Q ' Q I I I V 2 Q A ' Q Q Q Q ' I I I I - 1 ' ' Q ' ' Q ' Q ' Q Q Q ' 2 'I Q ' Q- ' ' 2 Q Q I I I I - 1 ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q A Q ' I I I I - 2 E I I I 2 I I Ro v Row Row Row Row Row Row EIGHTH GRADE .QBQB .2 93993 .Rv Al 11 Wu one Betty Leach Gordon Lubbee Jackie Lofter Mary Lou Longbrake Wullram Lorton Annto Mann Marrlyn Martz Dwrght McKenzue Janet McMaster Newell Moore two John Mouk Gaylord Neer Vlvlan Nevnlle Dorothy Prrce Connre Rhodes Loss Rader Hugo Ruefstahl Anne Rlke Barbara Rlke Mary Jane Roberts three Melba Roegner Jerry Roesser Everett Rogers Betty Rosell Joan Santo Frank Sarver Mary Schaub Dorothy Scherer Bruce Schlllnng Pat Scholl four James Schrff Bernard Shaffer Clarabelle Shrpp Charmane Skunner Jack Smart Mary Smedley Evelyn Snyder Dorothy Sprllers Marulyn Starrett Betty Steunkemper hve Curtrss Stewart Donald Stumpf Joanna Swrger Joanne Swlnehart Jeanne Swnnehart Tommy Teeters Jerry Troester Betty Voress Jomes Wagner Patty Ward sux Tommy Watknns Tommy Weber Amy Weller Mary Jane Wessels Jerry Whuted Donald Wnbel Delores Wllson John Wnsernan Rosemary Wolaver Eluzabeth Wooddell seven Ella Barnes Alfred Woolley Mary Yohey Jack Young Georgra Deal C453 A 'l 3 2 1. 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Auxh L... 46- ...a- 24 fs' La 4' on -Q I el and 't A -ei one Anna Mae Abbott Fred Boseore George Bell Connue Bertsch Wallace Bodey Bernard Bolden Donald Born Omer Bowden Jlmmy Brnggs Rosemary Burklo two Rnchard Burns Tommy Carey Harry Carnes Joe Cartwrught Robert Clayton Ethel Cole Lullean Cole Nellle Cole Frutz Colmar Betty Cooper three Carl Cotterman Helen Cotterman Jeanette Cotterman Carol Couchot Ruchard Counts Emerson Courter Thelma Covert Barbara Crum John Crumbaugh Irns Cunnmgham four Marlon Currey Tommy Curtner Robert Davxs Ronald Davls Wnlma Davus Charles Develvus Dorothy DeWeese Donna Doble Melbo Dorsett John Dovel flve Jean Dowden Dolores Durrant Phnlup Elluott Phyllns Elluott Janet Elsner Betty Epler Thomas Evans Jerome Fagan Blanche Flemung Martha Foster sux Janice Fox Jackne Frazier Raymond Garrett Eddie Gates Dale Geuy Vernon Gubbs George Guf ford Elmer Goshorn LeVeta Goshorn Nancy Grngg seven Francls Groff Bobby Joe Gutman Davld Hardwlck Betty Harrnson Jack Heavenrudge Bar bara Hull Ivan Hoover Lee Hoskunson James Houck Ronald Howell eight Andrew Hughes Homer Hughes Davld lngland Phyllus Jackson Russell Jones Duck Kauffman Julna Kles Loulse Kurby Thomas Knupp Gene Kuch C46 3 R' ,I 5, -' ,Q fd a Gig of-Ag. 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A 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q ' : ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q ' ' ' Q ' 2 ' Q ' Q Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q - 1 Q A Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' Q ' ' . 2 Q Q ' Q ' Q Q UU Freshman make their debut 5 cf fqclfawfzed The boy wsth the wsngs zoomed wsldly from one actsvsty to an other dursng the l945 l946 chool year There was never a dull mo ment for Ssd from the tsn'-e he crept from has hsve to attend the annual get acquasnted pscnsc sponsored by the student council untsl he buzzed away to the flowery fselds of vacatson ln November the Sensor Gsrl Reserves and the Gsrls Athletsc Assocsatson josned hands to provsde hslarsous entertasnment sn the form of the tradstsonal carnsval Just before Chrsstmas the Waltzsng Wasp donned hss best duds and escorted hss gsrl to the Sensor Hs Y formal The band orchestra concert hsqhlsghted the msd wsnter sea on Two dates on Ssd s socsal calendar for early sprung were the Junsor Gsrl Reserve l-lula l-lop and the Censor Gsrl Reserve Moon Strut Under the baton of mussc dsrector C A Rscketts the rnelodsous harmony of lOO vosces fslled the audstorsum and tangled through Ssd s ears sn the Rhapsody sn Song The lsttle bee sosned the green frosh and the sslly sophs for thesr respectsve flsngs the freshman maksng thesr debut March 22 and the sophomores comsng out March 29 All the world s a stage quoth he as he applauded the sunsor class play Come Rasn or Shane and the sensor productson Brother Goose Jerry of Jerscho Road the sensor operetta was the next event to draw Ssd s attentson The wasp agreed that prom nsght fulfslled everyone s dream ofa glorsous evensng Followsng the clever program planned by the sen sors and presented sn the audstorsum the classes of 46 and 47 spent happy hours dancing sn the gym whsch the sunsors had gasly decorated The yunsor class was the host to the sensors for the entsre evensng As the maroon and whste clad sensors stepped forward to re cesve thesr coveted dsplomas on June 6 Ssd solemnly bade farew ll and good luck to hss many chums among them 0 I U I I , ' 1- - ' 3 . ,, . 1, . . . . . , , , . . . . . C . , , ' J . - 1 V 11 4 11 V - V 11 11 11 - 11 11 1 11 - - 1 11 4 - 11 V - 11 1 11 11 V 11 - 1 1 , 1 . . . 1 - A - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . X 1 . , 1 . D , ... STUDENT CCDUNCIL Left to right seated: Coyla Kendall, Lewis Warbingtong Miss Fogt, Doris Fogt, George Long, Lee McClure, Larry Hawkins, James Getrost, Dick White, Mr. White, Carol King- seed. Left to right standing: Pat Milligan, president, D i c k Kauffman, Mr. Lull. The Student Council is the governing body composed of representatives of junior and senior high school, together with two faculty members and the principal, ex-officio. The outstanding project of this organiza- tion is the publication of an informative handbook regarding curricula and giving a general description of all school activities. Sponsorship of outside talent for assembly programs is another important function. Voice boxes were set up in junior and senior high school for the purpose of enabling students to contribute suggestions for the 50l betterment of the school through their council. Another recent addition to the Student Coun- cil program was the public installation service held in the auditorium. Student Council plays an important part in all-round school life by sponsoring after game dances, locker clean-ups, courtesy cam- paigns, by awarding attendance plaques, and by calculating honor roll ratings. The initial activity in which the Student Council participates is the get-acquainted picnics in the fall for all new students and the class officers. LIBRARY STAFF Under the capable supervision of Miss Adda Hert the Sidney High School library serves approximately 400 students each day. Twenty-one junior librarians assist Miss l-lert by checking out and receiving books and signing library slips. At least two students work each period. The library is located on the second floor of the new building. The first room contains the book stacks, and the second is devoted to the reading room. This well-equipped department comprises 4,l l6 volumes. Each month the Senior Hi-Y 51 Left to right standing: Vir- ginia Moong Phyllis Wiessinger, Bill Mauck, Alberta Laws, Jackie McVay, James Stock- still, Miss l-lertj Barbara Dris- kell, Mary Ellen Goshorn, Marion Klaussg Tillie Goshorn, Carol Monger. Left to right seated: Fdith Yohey, Nancy Ward, Martha Lamastus, Virginia Voris, Bare bara Cain, Barbara Steinleg Alice Colmar, Phyllis Young, Mary Ellen Burchett. Club contributes a Book-of-the-Month Club selection. During the past year the two sets of Encyclopedia Brittanica, the junior and senior editions, were also added to the large collection of reference volumes. Among these are World Enclyclopedia, New Wonder World, Cornpton's Enclyclope- dia, Lincoln Library, Webster's international Dictionary and numerous others. Fifteen cur- rent magazines dealing with many subjects are on the subscription list. Members of the staff present an assembly program annually. All those who are working or have worked on the staff are eligible for membership in the Library Club. Last fall the Class of i946 decided to sponsor the publication of a year-book, Alle- gra Riefstahl was chosen editor-in-chief by a board consisting of English teachers, senior class sponsors, the principal and the class president. The board assisted Allegra in choosing the staff. The idea became a reality through the efforts of the circulation managers, Bill Dil- bone and Ruth Berger, and the advertising chairmen, Dick Melvin and Patty Jewett. Additional members of the advertising staff were Polly Slagle, Sue Kerr and Jeanne Stude- vant. Dorothy Hawkins kept the books. Next a campaign was launched to secure a name for the annual, The title, YELLOW JACKET, won by a great majority . ,W Editor-in-chief Riefstahl 'Q' , iii Soon room 20, headquarters for the YEL- LOW JACKET, was humming with activity. The photography staff at once began clicking away, making schedules for pics of school activities and individual shots of the students. The members of this staff were Don Sneary, Sam Jackson and Charles Cartwright. Under the artistic touch of the art editors, Sally Woolley and Eugene Runyon, Sid sprang to life to become our famous mascot. Dottie Earl and Jo Rickert acted as Sid's personal secretaries in covering all copy nfcterial except the sports articles, which were handled by Bob Bulle and Libby Robinson. Carol Kingseed, assistant editor, helped with all copy writing. The typing force, composed of I2 seniors, prepared the material to be sent to the printers. April l5, l946, the book left Sidney l-li to be made a finished product by the printers and binders, Only then could the staff mem- bers breathe a sigh of relief ond feel that theirs was a job well done. ff, Fools rush in where angels fear to tread Viz Md ny Babcock Row two Terry Applegate Dottue Earl Carlene Muller Carol Kungsccd Uberene Harruson Mary Moothart Sallw Woolley Row three Lee Ruefstahl Sarah Muddleton Vurgunua Gross Lewue Warbung ton Muss Flaugher Helen Watkuns Phyl Stewart Patsy Sargent Carol Monger Wayne Falke Phyllus Wuessunger Beverly Bodey Pb Har Left to rught row one Bob Welch Jen Edutors come lCarlenel edutors go lCaroIl Every fourth peruod room l-4 us transformed from a common place Englush classroom unto :J busy newspaper offuce Under the supervusuon of Muss Jean Flaugher the Sudney Hugh School News s publushed weekly un the downtown Sudney Dauly News Eughteen reporters cover all school events The hugh school news serves as an agency un presentung school lufe to the publuc lf one were to walk unto the room such baftlung expressuons as erbar metro mem phus pyramud three deck and eught pount whuch are types of headlunes would confront the observer Also confusung to the outsuder would be the terms straught news features leads edutoruals and untervuews The cub reporters soon become as profucuent un talkung shop as the veterans Members themselves make up the page every Monday afternoon un the downtown composung room Caruene Muller succeeded Carol Kungseed as edutor at the begunnung of second semester Assustant edutor Terry Applegate also doubles as boys sports edutor Gurls sports are hand led by Sarah Muddleton who replaced Dorothy Ear The typusts are Sarauane Woolley and Mary Moothart 2 in Left to right, row one: McMorting Lonsburyg row two: Horgerg Melving Whiteg Fosterg row three Boblitg Abbotg Endersg Overmang Snappy Lontzg Durrontg row four: Moxsong Schillingg Hodqeg Mosteller Dunnovontg Brodingg Schieberg Dormirej Swongerg Althoffg row five: Schompg Mungerj Bakery Lynch. , As it plays the SHS Alma Mater, the band swings into this familiar formation which is shown on the left. ar, I C543 Viv 'I I l us: 5 i I 9 Y 'Q Left to right, row one: Earl, row two: Lowes, Cummins, Kookootsedesj Young, Kendall, row three: Snyder: Fair Snapp, Colmarg Emley, l-largerg Von Mever, lngland. row four: Heinfeldg McClure R. Bulle King, Mentrqcs, Nc-villcg Thornag Long, B Bulle, Mr. Ricketts, director, Curtnerg Dunson row five: Kaufman, Maurer, Kookinorscclcs, Brown. Flashing batons, gleaming instruments, and marching feet-the Sidney High School band parades down the field in colorful re- view. Unique formations delighted spectators between the halves of football games, At each game various motifs were symbolized. Out- standing formations included a taxicab, Ohio, a cat with switching tail, a jack-o- lantern, a viking ship, and a formation of airplanes. The band played a prominent role in the MidfWinter Concert presented January 24. A wide repertory of compositions ranging from The Bells of St, Marys to Auditorium Session was presented. 55 Continuing an annual cdstom, the instru- mentalists concluded their year with the Band Festival held on Julia Lamb Field. Resplendent in new black and orange uni- forms, the band made an appearance as one of ten bands participating in the Band Fes- tival at St. Marys on May lO. Seven retiring members of the band are Dick Melvin, Bob Bulle, Bob Lynch, John Maurer, Budd Maxson, Dale Harger, and Mary McMartin, Two additional majorettes were added this year making the total per- sonnel 62, There are 55 instrumentalists, three majorettes, two drum majcrs, and two color bearers under the capable direction of C. A. Ricketts. 5L..al'wzkJlX'i l is Center front Mr Rlcketts dnrector left to nght row one Pruden Woolley Dunson Beck Semes Ferguson Freytag Sevlng Lerch Kookootsedes Berger left row two Apple Brookhart Krukenberg rlght row two Snyder Falr l-lergenrather Langhorst Downey Lee left row three Dormure Oldham Moehnng rlght row three Applegate Watkins row four Courter Shayne Sprunger Taylor Melvun Bulle Blllrn Cummins Foster Durrant Lantz Babcock Neville Long McClure Dormure Swonger row flve Flnnn Rob nnson Blake Aschenbach Lynch Karch Kaufman Mary Moothart and Dolores Kamnnskl, puanlsts l56 The 5l piece sensor orchestra IS one of th mann musical organizations ot Sidney l-lngh In the Mud Wunter Concert, the orchestra under the baton ot C A Ricketts, reached the pinnacle of :ts muslcal year and gave pleasure to the large auduence of muszc lovers Progress of Youth, one of the selectuons from the delightful program, was dlrected by Duck Melvm, who has served as student durec tor durlng the past year The orchestro makes appearances at all assembly programs lt also ploys at the junnor and senior dramatlc productsons, baccalaur eate and commencement servnces Seven sensors Ruth Ann Berger, Bob Bulle, Dolores Kamsnsku, Bob Lynch, Duck Melvln, Mary Moothart and Saralane Woolley left the group at graduation ff-14. ff r it ,vga l 'su we ' V ' ' ' L -- Y JL be , r I A 3 A 1 -, 1 L- , g VT in ,w - '- M r ,Q ,QI 4 ,.-A - L-, Q L, V' fy J . w mf L - V .- of L 5 L, 1 - 1 - , 5 , 2 J J 5 I I 2 I 2 I J - I J Q . 2 Q 1 J 1 J - I J 2 - I 5 - 1 2 Q J 5 5 J Qi 2 1 1 J I Q Q J J . 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JUNIOR ORLHESTRA Left row one Pauline Aschenbach Ann Rike Marlene Cornthwaite Left row two Kathryn Corey Delores Clifford Dawn Bodine Left row three Dick Snyder John Laws Robert Clayton Right row one Dick Von Meyer Joe Emley Fritz Colrnar Right row two Ruth Anne Earl Connie Rhoades Marianna Bennett Right row three Barbara Glore David lngland Left to right back row Dick Melvin student director Bruce Schilling Bobby Curtner Richard Hodge Frank Sarver Bill Dunnavant George Masteller Peggy Flinn Chester Snapp Jane Robinson Anne Bell Louanne Blake Gerald Playing at junior assemblies every Wed nesday morning is the major purpose of the iunior orchestra The group of thirty two young musicians learns the rudiments of orchestral playing at their rehearsals every Monday Wednesday and Friday For the past two years Dick Melvin has directed the students at their chapel appearances .eg The organization serves as a preparatory course for all who wish to go on the senior orchestra or who wish to loin the SHS band lt has proved very valuable in this capacity Three members w ll enter the senior crchestra in the toll ot i946 Fourteen mem bers ofthe iunior orchestra played in the band in addition to serving in the orchestra 1575 r Kuntzg Dick Ludwigg Dick Kauffmong Bill Melntgesg Bob l-leinfeldg Don Brulportj Mr, Ricketts,,director. , . 1 , l 4 , . - . . X - - t V 1 I -Q x D ' U . . , i B If BOYS AND GIRLS Left to rlght row one Jew ett Kamunskl Slagle Young Helnfeld Robnnson Matlock Morgan Fledderlohann Kerr Row two A Ferguson Kru kenberg Shaffner Ruckert Stu evant Berger Earl J Ferguson Rnefstahl Santo Row three Howell Sevlng Blllung Downey Gosho rn Apple Dormure Luppnncott Carle Sprague Row four Stockstull Wyant Roblnson Snyder Bender Aschenbach Hergen r a t h e r Benjamin Durrant Gross Row fave Sargent Young Pruden Karch Dunson Cru sey Brookhart Knasel Left to right row one Schue ber Kaufman Bradung Koo kootsedes Swonger F Evans Durrant Munger Row two Maurer Sarver Muller Cole Kookootsedes Harger White Bulle Brown Enders Row three Harger Dunna vant Cummlns Runyon Long Cartwrlght Thoma Nevulle Srnlth Row four Bulle Melvin McClure Althoff Mulligan Foster Klnpstrne Neer Brown Dormnre 58 I ' ' I I I I I I I I I - Q 1 I ' I I I d I I I - I I I I I I , . 3 I I I I I I I 5 I I Stewartg Knserg Steunkemperg I I I ' I I - I ' - I I I ' 5 , a n r, 5 I I I I I I I I I : 5 - I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I l GLEE CLUBS The Glrls Glee club offers an opportunuty for those who desure to do choral sungung Fufty three gurls meet every lvuonday and Fruday durung the seventh peruod un the band room for rehearsal The presentatuon of a musucale March l4 and l5 clumaxed months of rehearsung For thus event the gurls appeared un formal dress The program of selectuons sung unclud d Rendez vous Vullua Moon Market un Homung Echo Song Deep Ruver Cossack Lullaby and Alleluua Cpecual solousts were Judy Pruden Phyllus Bender Sara Dunson and Jean Ferguson Specual lughtung effects contrubuted to the beauty of the stage settung The harmonuous blendung of theur lovely vouces delughted the auduence Forty one male vouces compruse the mem bershup of the boys glee club The chorus practuces un the bandroom every Tuesday and Thursday durung the seventh peruod The strukung stage settung created by a sulver lyre on o dark background heughtened the effectuveness of the revue For theur part of the program the boys sang such selectuons as spurutuals sacred songs and novelty tunes Admussuon to the club us based on competu tuve try outs whuch are open to all senuor hugh school bays The requurements are the abuluty to read musuc a sense of tone aualuty and a vouce range suutable to choral sungung The only offucer of the club us Dale l-larger who serves as secretary CA Rucketts durects the organuzatuon The enture musuc department apprecuates the splendud work of Bud Maxson equupment manager Shurley Santo publucuty Jo Ruckert 59 Pounts are awarded for servuces When the gurls have earned l000 pounts they are elug uble for a letter when they have earned 2000 pounts they are eluguble for a medal For each years work a gurl receuves 200 pounts and addutuonal pounts are granted for exceptlonal servuce A portuon of the musuc us paud for by the dues whuch are collected semu annually The Glee club us organuzed wuth presudent Eugenua Morgan student durector Dorothy Earl treasurer Barbara Berger secretary Sue Kerr Jeanne Studevant and Sue Kerr set up chaurs The durector of the organuzatuon us Mr secretary and busuness Cara Dunson and Barbara Sevung lubraruans Polly Slagle Duck Melvun Jean Ferguson Lee Kaufman Mary Ann Benuamun and Lee McClure stagung CHAPEL CHOIR Chapel Chour us a specual duvusuon of the musuc department The thurty eught members are chosen from boys and gurls glee clubs ln addutuon to partucupatuon un the Sprung musucale the chour appears at baccalaureate servuces and assemblues and represents the school at communuty organuzatuons The chour rehearses durung the seventh peruod on Wednesday Some of the numbers they sung unclude The Sleugh Sanctus from St Cecelua Mass Hymn To The Nught and Deys a Ghost Round De Corner . , . , . . I ,, - . . 4 I . . . . I , , . . . 1 1 I I . . , . I . , . I . . . . , 11 11 11 - - 11 11 ' . e . ' , , ' ' If ll ' Il II Il II ' II 9 1 1 ' 1 1 - - ' - 11 11 11 - 11 1 , . . l . I I -' 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' ' . C. A. Rucketts. - - I J . , . . . - . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . 1 1 1 ' . . . .- I I I 1 1 . . . 1 I ' ' ' . ' - - 11 - 11 11 I r f ' ' II ll ' I ' ' ' Il ll I 1 1 I . . . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 ' The Sensor Hs Y boys entertasned dear old dad at thesr father son banquet sn the sprsng thus contsnusng a favorste custom of prevsous years The banquet ss prepared bv the mothers Opensng the year wsth a groan from the snstsates the old members gave em the works sn the form of a hslarsous snstsa tson A hayrsde preceded the snstsatson at the Warbsngton farm Msstletoe evergreen boughs low lsghts a Chrsstmas tree and Santa Claus characterszed the Hs Y formal on December l8 lt was truly a brsght spot sn every boy s date book The club meets every Tuesday evensng sn the dsnsng room Programs featured specsal speakers round table dsscusssons panels on tsmely topscs and for the fsrst tsme a date nsght when the boys snvsted theur dates to sosn them The ksd brother socsety ss the Junsor l-ls Y Seventh esghth and nsnth grade boys com pose thss group Thesr fsrst bsg date ss the Halloween party The boys and thesr dates masquerade for thss affasr and prszes are gsven for the cleverest costunwes The ambstson of each Junsor l-ls Y mem ber ss to do the best he can sn speech manner study and sn servsce to make Isfe most worth whsle for hsmself and hss communsty To fur ther thss sdeal sn thesr own club the boys dss cuss problems relatsng to famsly communsty and natson under the dsrectson of Mr Sesfert sponsor of thss group 60 The Ssdney chapter was represented at two conferences The all Ohso week end con ference was held sn Columbus sn December Dsstrsct Hs Y clubs congregated at the Psqua YMCA busldsng sn the sprsng Troy Greenvslle Gettysburg Prqua and Ssdney attended To wsnd up a busy year the organszatson held sts last get together a farewell pscnsc Offscers dursng the l945 l946 year were Pot Msllsgan pressdent George long vsce pressdent Lee Kaufman secretary treasurer Eugene Runyon chaplasn and Bsll Dslbone program chasrman Mr Wnlson ss the sponsor of the sensor group Thcse elsgsble for membershsp are sopho more sunsor and sensor boys Frequently the boys journey to the Psqua Y M C A to enjoy an evensng of swsmmsng The Junsor Hs Y boasts an especsally suc cessful basketball team whsch defeated con ssderable opposstson sn the sntramural league Members are pledged to create masn tasn and extend throughout the school and comrrsunsty hsgh standards of Chrsstsan char acter Pressdent Roy Bulle calls the meetsngs to order every other Monday evensng sn room 205 Other cabsnet members snclude vsce pre ssdent secretary Wsllsam Blust treasurer George Masteller and chaplasn Bsll Dunna vant - - - 11 ' 11 - ' - ' - - I . 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H I I - ' 1 I - 11 - - - - 11 1 1 1 . . . . ,, . . 1 - ' - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - Aan-me To create rnarntarn and extend throughout the school and communrty hugh standards of Chrnstran character 61 Left to rught row one B b I t Kookootsedes Runyon Mr Wrlson MII Irgan presudent Long Kaufman Evans Young Munger Row two Wolf Maur er Cole Wrcal Moore Grahom Bowman Funk Swonger Durrant Evans Row three Wrse MI er a er M e y e r Thoma Cartwrrght Jackson Kookootsedes Whlte Molrtor Enders Togheber Row four Evans Mel van u I Whee er mans Lauterbur Dor mare DeWe-ese Goffcna Von Meyer Row five I-Irldebrand Anderson Warbunaton oster Dsl one Khp stlne Morgan Young McClure Whnttoker Left to nght row one I stahl S h In lust Masteller Serfert Bulle presudent Dunnavant Evans Gif ford Crumbough Row two Kauffman Ludwng Farr Wagner Carey Schutt Whrted Cartwrrght Qpeckrnan Schlagetter Row three Taylor Brown Schreber Morrrs Losaterbur Wat Hayes Conner Cotter fnan Row four Lrbbee Mentges Shue Paper Schlagette r-Ia I Sny er N vrlle M MII Ien Hlorsham 52, 13 Q YSL if ..: g: X-, . 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I z Ref g C III g B g 3 Mr ' ,' klns I., ,wk ns d , e' g f - II ' 4 I I- I , ' ' ll Left to rlght row one Dormure l:arl Foster Studevant Santo Miss Duncan Thoma KCIVCD K I n g s e e d presudent Blake M I s s Sargeant Moothart Young Berg er Ruefstahl Benjamin Aschenbach Row two Jackson Ward Larnastus Crlm rown R o t h Ml er Lerch Brookhart Fergus o Evans Seel Ruese French Sprague Fogt Shaffner Goshorn Row three Ruckert arsh C r I I Bo e Shawkey Garruson Hol ly Hetzler Smith Rlne hart Carle Llppuncott Laughlun Kendall Dur nell Burchett Reeder Row four Slonkosky Gwen Nuswonger Reis Inger Kerr Rudy Wool e a g l Mor: z Bender B e c k unbbs l-larrnson Arno'd Knoop Gross Stockstull Wells Watklns Row f n v e Dunson C e S n o p p Tay or lnson Bunker Mauck Crusey Berger Jewett Gross Rees Left to rught row one Fllnn oung Lonsbury Sargent Baller Robln son Ferguson preslclent Mass Van Etten Moehr In Blake Moon Bl :ng Middleton Freytag Row two Zwlesler Yohey Sevung Davis Stewart Wallace Quell horst Downey Protsman Apple Babcock Lee Kerns Sprague French Bonnoront Row three Gerlach Dormlre Andress Carey Earl Bell D Wlessmger Stelnle Caln Monger El P Wuessun er Hance DeWeese Row fo u r Durrant Gross Hogan Shue Sel lers Oldham Jenkins Cable Sheeley Knasel Hergenrather Langhorst Sevnng Krukenberg Row hve Geer Cole Stengle McVay Bennett Rake Hahn Epler Bulr ley Applegate Watklns Steunkernper Nelson To Fmd and GIVG The Best 62l , . I I I I I I I I , I , I , I I I I - , I I I B 1 : ll 5 I I UI I I I , . 5 I H 2 ez d vi I I I ' I I I ' J 1 ' ' 1 I I ' I I - I I I I ' l yy Sl eg 't Q I - I I : I. Ol 2 Q I Q Morgong l-lawkinsg Rob- I I I I I I , . , I ' . Xl . . I I I I I I ' I I I , . QI 5 1 i I- - I Q ' J I 1 I I - I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I - I I I I I K sg . g 5 , . - , I I I ' I I I I I I I I ' ' , . 3 I I I I I I I I ' I I I GIRL RESERVES One of the most actuve organuzotuons at the school us the Senuor Gurl Reserves a chap ter ot the hatuonal YWCA Eughty two uunuors and senuors belong to the club Durung the year numerous worth whule and enuoyable prouects ore undertaken Thus year tor the turst tume the Sudney clubs both uunuor and senuor were host to tuve cther Gurl Reserve crganuzatuons un the dustruct lhev met for on all day tall conference un November The socual hughlughf ot the senuor Gurl Reserve year was the formal Moon Strut The unusual moon lught therne was carrued out un th unvutatuons program and decoratuons In collaboratuon wuth the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon o most successful carnuval was hed Freshmen and sophomores constutute the membershup of the Junuor Gurl Reserves The gurls assust at the Red Cross Rooms three tumes a week as one of theur regular projects Two members volunteer tor servuce tor these nughts Thus year the gurls have contrubuted out standungly to communuty servuce by sellung tuberculosus bangles untontule paralysus tags and target me nots made by dusabled veterans The Junuor Gurl Reserves together wuth the senuor group roused enough money through the sale ot vuctory bonds and stamps to pur chase three hosputal unuts The pruce ot one unut us S3 OOO A lovely and umpressuve condlelught and recognutuon servuce us held annually un May At thus tume the ottucers are unstalled tor the 63 Members sold popcorn and doughnuts at home football games At the vnpressuve unstollotuon servuces the ctfuccrs were chosen for l945 l946 they are as follcws presudent Carol Kungseed vuce presudent Pat Karch s retory Roma Blake treasurer Peggy Thcnoa Cabunet members are program Ruth Ann Berger and Allegra Ruefstahl musfc Mary Moothart and Jean Ferguson socual Jeanne Studevant and Katy Young publucuty Shurley Santo and Corlene Muller lunance Jean Lormure and Nancy Foster comnounuty Mary Ann Benuamun and Eleanor Aschenbach devotuons Muruorn Roth and Helen Jo Lerch servuce Betty Brookhort a d Dcrcthy Earl Muss Frances Sargcont and Muss Dorothy Duncan are the sponsors The meetungs are held every other Thursday un the dunung room comung year Returung cabunet members pre sent the symbols ot theur offuces to the uncom ung cabunet The eughth grade gurls are turst untrr-duced to Gurl Reserve lute at thus servuce The offucual tamuly uncludes presudent Anna Pearl Ferguson vuce presudent Jane Robunson secretary Louanne Blake and treasurer Pat Boller The cabunet members are program Bar bora Moehrung socual Patsy Sargent devo tuons Mary Ann Bullung servuce Peggy Flunn tunonce Sarah Lonsbury publucuty Sarah Muddleton musuc Doreen Young art Julua Freytag and communuty Vurgunua Moon The sponsor us Muss Margaret E Van Etten The 70 members meet every other Mon day un room 205 I ' . u . 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' - 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' , . verv- Left to rught row one Cable Shue Knoop Arnold Vohey Slonkosky Sargent Cox Mclvlas ter Mclnture l-larnulton Row two Studevant Thorna l-lawkuns Valentune Wulderrnuth Colmar Smuth Kendall Taylor Muss Gannon Robunson presudent Baker Earl Dormure Lerch Aschenbach Guven Young Sprague Row three Druskell Reeder Burchett Sevung Ferguson Kerns Elluott Lang horst Cartwrught Berger Crumbaugh French Lonsbury Apple Vondenheuval Cox Couchot Lee Zwuesler Shaffer Row four Krukenberg Dormure Ward Ruese Blake Kopp Ruefstahl Leununger Ben uamun Brown Seel Muddleton Daugherty Crum Snyder Bolden French Clayton Davus Row fuve Smuth l-lawkuns Wyant Manger Nuswonger Pence Srnuth Hogan Gunn Beck Bender Kendall Snyder Sevung Vorus Berger Kerr Protsman Row sux Colmar Jewett Rudy Woolley Mclvlaster Moot hart Bunker McMullun Pruden Young Kuzer Whutman Kungseed Crusey Foster Brookhart Kendall of G A A G R Carmvol 64 The maun purposes of the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon are to encourage athletucs for all gurls un hugh school and to develop faur play and better sportsmanship All gurls un senuor hugh school are eluguble to uoun the G A A after they have earned ten pounts The organuzatuon sponsors tour maun sports basketball volleyball baseball and soccer and tuve muruor sports pang pong tennus track and fueld shuttleboard and walkung and bucycle hukes The l945 46 Councul consusted of press dent Lubby Robunson vuce presudent Dolores Taylor secretary Eduth Yohey treasurer Coyla Kendall busuness manager Joan Smuth publucuty manager Dottue Earl and sponsor Muss Claure Gannon A manager of each sport uS elected un the tall ot every year and otfucers are elected un the sprung G A A numerals school letters and me dals are awarded at the end of the sophomore uunuor and senuor years after the gurls have earned l00 200 and 300 pounts respectuvely Learnung to Do Doung to Learn Earnung to Luve Luvung to Serve The Future Farmers of Ameruca us com posed ot chartered state assocuatuons whuch un turn are made up of local chapters sutuated un hugh schools havung departments of voca tuonal agruculture Twenty fuve boys are en rolled un the Sudney Hugh Chapter lnutuatuons for Green Hands and Chapter Farmers opened the years actuvutues The members exhubuted farm anumals and hybrud seed corn at the Shelby County Faur un Sept ember An annual event us the Pest Hunt whuch us clumaxed by a Pest Hunt Wunners Banquet held at Sudney Hugh They partucupated un numerous contests Among these were the Hoards Dauryman Cow Judgung Contest Dustruct Luvestock Judgung Judgung Contest Delegates are sent to the State F F A Conventuon and the oftucers attended Dustruct Traunung School Motuon puctures depuctung phases of the agrucultural program are shown as regular monthly features As a specual benefut to the boys parlua mentary procedure was studued and practuced at the meetungs throughout the year In February the boys thoroughly enjoyed the furst F F A dance ever held at Sudney Hugh Gerald Clunehens served as presudent thus year John Turner as vuce presudent Dan Guey as secretary Charles Abbott as treasurer and James Thoman as reporter Durung the summer months the F F A contunues uts program by sponsorung pucnucs and also swummung partues Mr H E Slager us the advuser to the organuzatuon Left to nght row one James Stockstull James Thaman Dan Guey John Turner Gerald Clune hens Charles Abbot Mr Slager John Anderson Row two Chester Snapp Eduson Steenrod George Hugguns Charlue Bertsch Duck Fushbaugh Leo Gephart Robert Fogt Wulbur Watkuns Bull Baker Wul bur Emert Wayne Davus Row three Ronnue Laughlun Lloyd Chester Marlon Boehrunger Vernon Fogt Harold Cavunder Claude Smuth Ruchard Zumpher Don Vondenhueval Herman Reruruer Torn Stewart Ruchard Snapp 85 F. I ' ' I I ' I I , . , . . . ' ' Il il- D . . . . . I 4 I . - ' 1 D A 1 I I I ' h I Contest, and State Vocatuonal Agruculture - - u J INTER NOS Roman banquet, left to right: Jean Michael, Mary Mc Martin, Marguerite Holly, Nan cy Foster, Delores Taylor, Alle gra Riefstahl, Fred Whittaker, George Durrant, Bob Dormire Marlon Shephard, W o y n e Falke, Marilyn Beck, Nancy Moritz. Friends, Romans and Countrymen gather in room 38 every third week to hold Inter Nos meeting. Consul Fred Whittaker presides over the group of Virgil and Cicero followers. At the annual Roman Banquet the young Latins don the customary toga. Their personal slaves wear the servile tunic. This year the guest speaker for the occasion was the Rev- rend J. A. Long. The entire evening was like a page from an old Roman book, complete with entertain- ers, typical foods served in Roman style and with Roman customs prevailing. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lull, Mr. and Mrs. Craw- ford, and the Reverend and Mrs. Long. Each fall the seniors hold an initiation at which the neophytes are required to per- 66 form feats of skill proving their worthiness. After displaying their abilities satisfactorily, they are received into full membership. At the regular meetings, members of the club contend in Latin chorades, quizzes and cross word puzzles. The programs are planned to be appropriate to Roman activities of the season. ln the spring o farewell picnic is held for the departing companions. The officers for the year i945-46 were consul, Fred Whittaker, proconsul, Nancy Foster, scriba, Nancy Moritz, quaestor, Wayne Folke. Miss Esther Grant is sponsor of the organi- zation. The Science Club, which is a branch ofthe lxational Science Clubs of America, was or- ganized this year. The members meet every two weeks on Monday night in the science rooms, where they conduct chemical experiments. Marlan Shepard is the presidentg Fred Whittaker, vice presidentg and Carlene Mil- ler, secretary-treasurer, Mr. W. R. Wilson and Mr. Harald McDermott are the co-sponsors. 67 Science Club Left to right, row one: Pat Wellsg Carlene Millerg Ellen Careyg Helen Grossg Louise Stockstill. Row two: Mr. McDermottg James Wiltg Rolland Swongerg Gene Thompsong George Dur- rantg Mr. Wilson. Row three: George Longg Bob Dormireg Marlan Shepardj Paul Lauterburg Fred Whittaf kerg George Snowden. Safety Potrol Left to right, row one: George Giffordg Gene Carey, David Sheltang Phil Rueseg Stevie Taylorg Frank Schlo- getterg H a r v e y Wooddell, James Schamp. Row two: John Connerg Roy Bulleg Tom Schlagetterg Mr. Slagerg Jack Piperg Gor- don Libbeeg Jim Schiff. Twice each day the boys of the Safety Patrol are on the job directing students safely and efficiently across the streets. The group is divided into a noon patrol and an after- school patrol. The captain at noon is Gordon Libbee, and after school Roy Bulle serves as captain. Mr. H. E. Slager is the sponsor. The American Automobile Association makes awards annually in recognition chapel to members of the patrol who serve a certain number of hours on duty. Muss Oluve Owens dramahc coach Thursday and Friday nnghts May 23 and 24 Brother Goose the 1946 sensor class play was presented under the dzrectnon ot Mass Oluve R Owens Jett playang the title role t Brother Goose was portrayed by John Maurer Carol nzed by Donna Brown Bob Lynch and Marnlyn Evans respectively The supportnng cast In cluded Peggy CPoIIy SlagIeD Helen iSue Kerri Eve fPatty Jewettl Sarah Uean Ferguson? Mrs Trnrnmer CCaro! Knngseedl Lenore CGonnne Shaftner? and truck drrver CDon Snearyl Ctage managers were Duck Beck and Ross Moore and bookholder Jeanne Studevant Nancy Morutz was property manager T row I 2 3 H ke Hyacunth Now wc caught Wes and Evo an a racing moment Herc arc thc love burds of Brother Goose Bottom row Behund the scenes grease paunt gymnastscs Heres the full cast C68 . A I I ' II II ' l I . . A I 4, l , . A I I 1 O ' ll I ' I .A Q Wes and Hyacinth, his flock, were character- I 1 L I I 4 I I I I ' op : - - u Y Y-ef .-- SENIOR OPERETTA The senror class unvuted the publnc to meet Jerry ot Jerucho Road Aprnl 25 and 26 The operetta was thoroughly enyoyed by John Public The western setting was Feudal Rock Ranch owned by wealthy Alan O Day lJohn Maurer? The heroune Geraldune Bank called Jerry lDorothy Earl? unwlttlngly owned valua ble onl land adjacent to the ranch Mr Cornelnus Bean fPat Mrllngan? from Boston presldent of a syndncate and l-'unter CBob Bulle? a schemnng detectrve were both trylng to get the land from Jerry Sandy Bank Jerry s cousin lPatty Jewett? and her parents Lettuce llmogene Matlock? and Amos Bank CBob Lynch? arrlved on the scene an back to nature atture of bear and goose costumes Lettuce was determined to marry Sandy to Alan because of has wealth Sandy although an love wuth Alan rebelled because ot her mother s brazen msnstence John Drayton lDuck Melvnn? a member ot the syndicate trailed Jerry to the ranch l-l was an love with Jerry but through a mls understandnng she would have nothing to do wuth hum Mum: lSharley Santo? a tllrtatuous charac ter wlth a llsp was helplng John and she and her pnm old maud couszn Dodo Ueanne Stude vant? also arrived on the scene .nav NY An old tnmer Uncle Pete lCharIes Cart wrlght? kept thungs up around the ranch In constant tear of the ghosts whuch were a hantung hum Other speakung parts were tak en by Eugene Runvon and Elizabeth Robunson Supportung the cast were choruses of tour :sts cowboys ghosts masqueraders and danc ers Top row The stage crew at work Tense moment for the family man Alan O Day John Drayton Sandy Bank Jerry Bank and our own Dodo Kamnnsku gather round the puano Bottom row All together now the entlre cast My whats gomg on here? 69 JUNIGR PLAY The Grayson famlly portrait The uunuor class of Sudney Hugh School presented a hularuous comedy Come Raun or Shune before a full and apprecuatuve audu ence Aprul 4 and 5 Members of the cast were Jac Grayson Eleanor Aschenbach Mrs Grayson Nancy Foster Rosemary March Mary Luppuncott Irene Holden Helen Lerch Agnes Holden Mary Ann Benuamun Helen Carlene Muller Julua March Maru lyn Beck Anne Barry Pat Karch Ella Stone Mr Grayson Rolland Swonger Glenn Grayson Jr George Long Dan Lyons Paul Lauterbur Duck Clements Bob Dormure Fred Lee Kaufman Chaurmen of the commuttees were stage manager Lee Kaufman property Betty Mc Mullen costumes Beverly Bodey Phyllus Knoop was the bookholder Scenes snapped here and there at rumor play rehearsals C705 I . ,, . . . -I I I - I ' 1 I ' .I I I 1 I ,. l Q , I l I I '- . I I I Phyllus Benderg Mrs. Sparks, Beverly Bodey. - , I - I 'II I h I I I I , t 1 1 , .' 2 1 - SCHCJLARSHIP TEAM Students recewmg awards In former years Left to right row one Walt Applegate Stockstlll Llppmcott Sheely Brown Rletstahl Downey Schamp row two Moothart Earl Aschenbach Klngseed Rrke V Gross H Gross Boller Karch row three Swonger Lauterbur Shepard McClure Long Dormlre Von Meyer neary Enders I will study and prepare myself and someday my chance wall come Abraham Lincoln Expernence has shown that the prrmary purpose of the school us to glve the bovs and grrls the tools and the academuc background necessary for clear thnnkvng and nght domg so that they may be ready to accept the re sponsnbulutnes of cltlzenshup un a democracy ln order to fulfrll these purposes Sidney I-llgh School students partlcrpate IH the dns tnct state scholarship tests annually In past years our students have done merltornous work nn both classnfucatlons Elumrnatlon tests are admrnustered an Aprul to the pupuls who compose the upper fourth of each class In May the actual scholarshnp tests are taken Prevucus to l942 the students journeyed to Mlaml Unrversuty Oxford Ohuo 71 to compete wnth teams from other schools nn the dnstrrcts Durung the war years clrcumstances made lt Impossible to glve these tests at Mlamu so they were taken at the respectnve schools Agann un I946 approxlmately 53 students went to Muaml on May 4 The classlflcatuons In whuch Cudney Hugh School students participated thus year were blology chemrstry general sclence physucs algebra I algebra ll plane geometry pre flnght aeronautlcs American hustory world hustory E glnsh 9 E glash IO Englrsh ll English l2 Latlnl Latin ll Frencnl French ll and bookkeeping Certefncates are awarded on the basrs of ratungs In the dlstruct nn the state accordung to snze of schools and In the state regardless of classnflcatlon 1 2 f l I f f I f f f 3 I I f f f- f- f 2 f 5 . . . . . 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I I I 1 r ' I I I Q - ' 1 I I in 1 n I 1 ' 1 I I I ' I ' I I I 1 ' Jackets slnk one through the rum 5644445984 tampa Lucky for me that l can fly so l can get ahead of thus long lane thought Sud as he winged past the gate and Into the mldst of the SHS fheerung sectxon Slnce It was the fnrst game the wee wasp had attended he was glad to see hls lnformatrve friend suttlng next to hum Thus he learned that the land wh ch the stadium and fneld occupy were wllled to Sudney l-lngh by Julua Lamb In l9l6 ln gratntude the fueld IS known as Julla Lamb Fleld Suddenly a hush fell over the crowd as everyone watched tensely tn cpennng knck off Another football season was uhderway Sed vrewed the trans tlon l-le watched wrth eager lnterest the closely cr ntest ed scores and dad has best to cheer the orange and black clad plavers lu vac tory By the way the enthuslastuc unsect discovered that the score board on whlch the scores were recorded was the class memorlal of l942 Followlng through to a successful track season the lnttle wasp was doubly happy both because he could thrnll at the powers of has adopted team and also because he could once again bask un the warm sprung sunshune Sidney as one of the seven schools composung the Mnaml Valley Lea gue These schools compete un football baslfetball and track Trophles are awarded to schools whose teams rate hlghe t In these sports dlvnslons O O . . - - I I M From football to basketball in one easy flight was the wav Spectator ' ' 5 ' I ' S t , . 4 . 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A The 1945 Sudney Hugh football season opened wuth practuces on the furst of August The late coach John Kerekes known affec tuonately by everyone as Smuley started condutuonung the team at Monarch Fueld III health forced hum to resugn before the school term began and assustant coach Har old McDermott became actung head coach Pat Mullugan elected by the boys to be cap taun effucuently led them through the year McDermott s Yellow Jackets went to St Marys where they battled theur furst game to a I2 I2 tue The next week they proved super uor to Bellefontaune s eleven One of the most dusheartenung contests of the season was that wuth Faurmont Sudney held the Dragons to a scoreless tue untul the funal moments of the game when Faurmont un a sudden onslaught scored two touchdowns About thus tame a tall West Vurgunuan came to Sudney Hugh He was Coach Paul Watson of Oak Hull Hugh Cchool, who came to take over the head coachung spot at Sud ney The followung three weeks were gloomy ones as the Jacketmen found the goung tough The team worked and sweated to get out of uts Iosung streak and the next Fruday on the Julua Lamb Fueld puled up the hughest score of the season, defeatung Urbana 53 O The last two games on the schedule were dusappountung to the Sudney team and fans That wasn t the way a football team lukes to fnnush a season but Sud says Thanks, fel lows, for beung out there and tryung Left to rught row one Managers Ben Evan Tommy Evans Jack Evans Row two Foster Wheeler Dulbone Clayton Beck Mullugan C Molutor Brown G Kookootse des Flunn Garrett Smuth Row three Coach Watson Brentlunger Aukun Van Horn Wuford Young Huldebrand War bungton Konz W Schlagetter Beers C Kookootsedes Bolden Coach McDermott Row four Cathcart Klauss Mentges Muller Shreves Hawkuns DeWeese Meyer Shue Cole W Molutor D Applegate Munger Grugg Row fuve Lauterbur Bruggs Puper Crum Monroe Dulluon Elsass Smuth Stockstull Wulson T Schlagetter T Applegate Bales Bulle C74 1 I 1 1 ' - Il - 11 - - I . . .1 I I - . I ' ' I - . I ' . . - , . . . I . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . ,, ' I I . . . . . ,I I I I 32 I - - I I I I I I - I I - ' I I I - 5 I I I I I I I ' I I I I I - I I - 3 I I I I I I I I I I - I - I I - ' I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I - W l l 45 - '46 Row one Paul Watson head coach Harold McDermott as snstant coach Row two Duck Beck tackle Bo Bulle tackle Marlon Clayton back Jm DeWeese SENIOR MEMBERS i -of center Row three Bull Dulbone end Pat M llngan capta n end a c k I Clarence Mol tor back J m Van Horn tackle Sndney Sudney Sudney Sndney Sndney Sudney Sidney Sldney SCORES Sudney ...,................ l75 Sf Marys Bel Iefontalne Falrmont Troy Pnqua Greenvulle Urbana Mnamlsburg Xenna ,.....,........... 1 I' I 'D 1 I fixmgl in ' S r I A . The Yellow Jackets opened one of theur most successful cage seasons wuth a game agaunst the Alumnu on November 2l to be edged out 42 40 The followung week the Jacketmen out scored Munster to the tune of 49 4l ln the same week Dayton Chamunade won a contest 37 23 whuch was closer than the score undu cates On December 7 the Sudney aggregatuon spelled dusaster for the Bellefontaune fuve by trouncung them 48 23 On January 4 the mughty Faurmont Dragons had a tough road to vuctory as they funally won 39 33 on the Dragon court In the second M V L battle the Troy squad whuch took the league tutle came out on the long end of a 59 45 count The followung week the Jacketmen determuned to beat theur greatest ruval came through wuth a truumph over Puqua 39 33 Greenvulle then took a battle royal vuctory un one of the closest battles of the season 50 45 In two non league tults whuch followed Urbana fell before the Yellow Jackets 47 40 un a rugged and excutung battle and Van Wert s Cougars came from behund to defeat Sudney 51 4l on the Sudney court Muamu Valley League play resumed as the Muamusburg Vukungs bowed to the Jackets 47 4l Thurd place was clunched un the league as Xenua fell to defeat un a nup and tuclf battle 50 46 un the funal home game The regular season ended as Wapak Blume won Washungton s burthday contest 72 46 on the Wapak gym floor whuch us smaller than the Sudney floor Sudney drew Wulmungton un the dustruct tournament clash and trcunced them 45 31 The Jacketmen entered th quarter funals agaunst Chamunade and lost un the funal seconds of the game 29 26 Thus Sudney Hugh s l945 46 cage season offucually closed wuth seven wuns and nune losses and thurd place un the M V L Left to rught row one Gust Kookootsedes Andy Konz Pat Mullugan Duck Bcclf Jm Dr n Shatto Row two Coach Watson Jum DeWeese Bob Flunn Wayne I-lamshcr Bll Schl -gcttcr Dwlc Iuam Ralph Cole 77 Ki. if 5 1: ' ' it ' ' H R Ev :u ff , , W li' I X E ta Lf' 1 5 t t ,.uf ' .- A 1 X as z LJ I m LM... Qu.. . I I , , - . 4 Y - I - - V . . . I ' ' ll ' ll r . 7 - I . ' - . ' , the . , . . . . , I . T . - U ' I 9 - 4 I I - ' 1 . . , . . ' , I f Q ,' , 'l 1 llrrrw uu, D . 5 f I I u ' 5' I - , ' 5, . 5? iz-. 11 The Reserve basketball squad is coached by assistant coach Harold McDermott. The purpose of a reserve cage squad is to give the younger boys, principally freshmen and sophomores, valuable game experience needed to play good varsity basketball. Coach McDermott's aim is to teach them young. lt is noticed that the Reserves didn't lare very well this season, but the Sidney reserve aggregation is one of the few teams in the valley that do not use any seniors and only a very few juniors on the squad. The reserve Jacketmen did not win very many games this past season, our many games were played in which the winner was not de- cided until the final seconds. A strong varsity squad is being built up gradually through these rugged contests. You can look to the reserves for good prospects. Sidney .. .I6 Alumni .Y,,,, ...WH37 Sidney ,,,, ,, ,,,, 26 Minster ,,,,,,,,...,.. 22 Sidney. ,,,,,,,, 23 Chaminade ....,,, ..A3l Sidney . . ..l8 Bellefontaine ...,. .3l Sidney ,..l3 Fairview ,,,,,,,. .3l 'Sidney ...IO Fairmont ,,.. ......33 'Sidney . ...2O Troy .,,..,,, .......3l 'Sidney ,,,,,,,,, ,,.c 2 5 lOvertimel Piqua .,.u,,,, .,,.,,, 2 7 'Sidney ,c,,,,,,,,.. 26 Greenville .....,,,,,,, 4l Sidney ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 4 Urbana .,,.,,,,,.,,,,.. 28 Sidney ,...., ....32 Van Wert ,,,.,... ' 22 l8 Sidney ,,,,,, ,,,,. M iamisburg ..,,.,,, 46 'Sidney ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l6 Xenia ....,,...,,,,,,,,, 26 Sidney ,,,,.,,,,,,,.c 2l Wapakoneta ,,,,,,,, 3l ' M. V. L, Games Season: Won 2 Lost I2 League: Won O Lost 6 Left to right, row one: Ralph Hildebrand, Don Wheeler, Phil Foster, Lewie Warbington, Murray Elsass, Bob Cargill, Row Iwo: Gene Funk, Marion Klauss, Jack Kerce, Dick Briggs, Jack Evans, Bob Brown, Dick Conrad. Row three: Dick Brent- linger: Paul Meyer, Milton Fronsoe, Jack Bales, Tom Schlagetter, C h r i st Koo- kootsedes, Dick White. l Yeah, Team, Rah! We were really proud of our faithful cheerleaders during the 1945-1946 season. Here in action are Johnny Beck, Ann Ferguson, Tom Moloney, and Polly Slagle. I Left to right, row one: Shaffog Kuch, Hnldebrandg Srocksfullj Smnthg Myersg McMasterg Maloney, Apple- gate. Row two: Carhcarrg White takerg Wnfordg Brown, Awk- ing Milligan, Garret tg Srnnfhg Beck, Dullrong Grngg. Row three: Assistant Coach, McDe-rmottg Conrad, McM1IIeng Shueg Goffenag Srnedleyg Dannavanr, Gra- harng Evansg Brown' Byersj Klaassg Spllfers, Coach Wat- son, Ward, Beers, Lee, Kernsg Snyder Bales, Fronsaeq Pu- perg WuIson,' Balden, Scllfa- Qeffer Briggs. Row Four: Applegate' The word intramural comes from Latin with the literal meaning within the walls. Intramural sports are sports played within the school by members of the school competing against each other. Basketball is the main intramural sport at Sidney High. lt is open to those boys who, for personal reasons, are unable to participate in varsity or reserve basketball. There are eight teams in the Intramural Cage League and each has a sponsor to coach it. This year the Faculty squad dropped out of the league and was replaced by the Junior l-li-Y team, whose sponsor is Mr. Seifert. The other teams and sponsors are the tournament champs, the Co-ops, Mr. Presser, sponsor, juniors, Andy Konz, junior class president, seniors, Mr. Hammann, sophomores, Mr. Geib, freshmen, Mr. Hammann, F. F, A, Mr. Slager, and the Senior Hi-Y, Mr, Wilson. This year the senior team took the loop lead title while the Co-op tive took the tournament championship, At the end of the season the drawings are held tor the annual tournament. Champion co-ops in action. JBWS5 GERLS SEDORTS Stnke Three' Thudy Love Over the Net Hoosler Hot Shots-G A A Cage Champs Muss Claure Gannon gurls physucal educa tuon teacher durected her classes un many phases ot gurls athletucs durung the past year Soccer new at Sudney Hugh School had promunence on the tall schedule the games were played outsude on the football tueld The gurls thoroughly enjoyed dancung un cludung folk and socual whuch was part of the physucal futness and calusthenucs program Exercuse for the development of mental and muscular co ordunatuon was also stressed n preparatuon for basketball 81 Basketball reugned durung the months of December January and February Each gym class was duvuded unto four basketball teams and played off o tournament wuthun the class ment unter class champuonshup teams con tested The seventh peruod Tuesday and Thurs day gym class copped furst place un he tourney Volleyball and basketball rounded out the year successfully l l ll ' ll ll ' ll 'I I I I 1 . U .1 - . ' 1 ' periods. At the conclusion of the class tourna- , . . . . . I - - I - ' ' i l We Grcatefully Acknowledge lt was with sughs of reluef that we funally consngwed the last but of copy tothe prlnters and the last photographs to the engravers But lt ns also wxth a deep sense of gratltud that we acknowledg our sn debtedness to the many people whose matenal help and whose constant en couragement enabled us to complete the task we undertook The crntlcal eye wnll undoubtedly fund many faults ln thus book However we are offernng nt not lust as a mere llterary production but more as a record of the dauly lute of the average student at Sidney Hugh School lt IS our desure that through the medium of thus yearbook the actlvltues of the student body may be better Interpreted to the general publnc We wush to thank especnally the buslnessmen of Sidney for their flnancual support Mass Jean Flaugher of the Engllsh department for her lnvaluable and rn straughtenlng out the technucalltes of our somewhat shaky sentence structure Mnss Emnly Benlamnn also of the Englrsh department for her en ccuragement Mr H G Lull pruncupal for hrs sound advlce and common sense when we got our heads In the clouds lut most of all the members of the staff wash to thank Muss Mary Dnllon and Mass Mae Jester who worked and worrled long hours wlth the myrnad detalls of publnshlng the Yellow Jacket If we were to attempt to mentlon all those to whom we owe crecllt the lust would be endless all we can say lS a heartfelt Thank you to all of those who helped ln any way to the co ops who helped mount photos Carlene Mlller Sarah Middleton Patsy Sargent and Mlss Margaret Welty who wrote the gunlor sophomore freshman and eighth grade artlcles to Terry Applegate Sidney Hugh School News sports editor who gave us a help :ng hand In the sports write ups to the long sufferlng faculty members who patuently endured class interruptions for picture tal Ing and students excused from classes when work plled up for these and many more annoyances we know we caused we ask to be forgnven The publlshlng of the l946 Yellow Jacket was not a job that could be completed In a few hours or a few days We offer to you the flnal result of weeks of plannnng and work Treat It tenderly nt s our baby Allegra Rlefstahl Editor C83 I . . . , . 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Q JOHN KEREKES John Kerekes came to Sldney Hugh School as coach In September 1943 and remained un tll September 1945 when he discontinued his duties because of III health He dled nn De cember C84 I MH. gs I J Acknowledgement Admsnsstratson Annual Staff Band Basketball Cheerleaders and Track Classrooms Are Buzzsn When Ssd s Around Esghth Grade Faculty Football Team 45 46 G A A Gsrl Reserves Gsrls Sports Glee Clubs Hs Y In 46 Ssd ad In Memorsam Intramurals lnter Nos Junsor Class a Great Year INDEX Junsor Orchestra Junsor Plav Lsbrarv Staff Newspaper Reserve Basketball Scenes sn the Classes Scholarshsp Team Scsence Club and Safetv Patrol Sensor Class Sensor Class Song ensor Orchestra Sensor Operetta Sensor Play Seventh Grade s Buzzes Around the Fselcl sd Goes to School s Keeps Actsvstses l-lumnnsn s Meets l-lss Frsends Pauses to Honor Ssd s Home sn Ssdney Sophomore Class Student Councsl C85 S ,,,... ,,s, S SS83 ' S S .. 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ADVERTISING INDEX Bauer Inc Beck C D Bee Zee Beauty Shoppe B1ll1ngs Grocery Brshops Goodyear Store Brrggs Drug and Book Store Brunner O11 Company Crtrzens Natlonal Bank C1ty Loan Cromes Funeral Home Custenborder E T Dalsy Restaurant Dayton Power and L1ght Company Dearth Funeral Home Drllons Serv1ce Stat1on D1x1e Auto Parts Douglas SGIVICG Statlon Ehrhardt Flower Shop Erler Chftord Engllsh Studlo Ferguson Murray Flrnns 510 61 25C Store Frrst Federal Sav1ngs and Loan Ass n Frrst Nat1ona1 Exchange Bank Fogt and Sons Grocery Frankl1n Thrlft Drug Store Freytag Ferdmand E Gallaher Drug Co GartlandHaswe1l Foundry Company Gasaways Cleaners and Dyers Getrost Dr F L Hancock O W Horns Iewelers Indranapolls Engrav1ng Company Inc Iackson Steel Tube Company Inc Ierrolds Kaser Insurance SGIVICS Kastner Iacob Kaufman Store Kerr Funeral Home Krracofe Dr Clayton Krser Meat Market Lehman Pa1nt and Wallpaper Store Lrberty Folder Company Lohm1re Drug Company Wonder nn Ma1n and North Serv1ce Statron Melvm Frank Mrllers Ready to Wear Monarch Cleaners and Dyers Monarch Machme Tool Company Inc Mutual Federal Sav1ngs and Loan Assn Neat Cleaners Nettlesh1p Grocery New System Market Oh1o Telephone Company Olympra Confectxonery Pnncess Beauty Shoppe Pur1ty Confectronery Company Rhees Clothes Shop R1keS Shop for Men Ross Pattern Company Ross Products Company Inc Roth Offrce Equrpment Company St Marys Packmg Company Schaefer Frankl1n I Sexauer Inc Shanks Shoe Store Sldney S1dney S1dney Sidney S1dney S1dney S1dney S1dney S1dney S1dney S1dney Sidney Body Shop Bus Center Furnlture Company Hardware Company Pamt Company Pattern Works Pnntrng and Pub11sh1ng Company Recreahon Parlor Sport1ng Goods Store Washed Sand 61 Gravel Company Wood WOIk1ng Company Youth Center Smart Shop Spot Restaurant Ste1n1e Drug Company Thoma Jewelry Store Uhlman Department Store Valley Inn Vorsards Cafe Wagner Hotel Wagner Manuiactunng Company Warners Oh1o and Caprtol Theaters Wh1ted Iohn 88 . ............................... 91 ' ' ' ...... . . . ............................. 98 ', ..................... ......................... 93 .......... . ' .................. 96 ' ' .............. 101 ' ' ................... 93 ................. ' .................. 94 ' ........... .. ' ............................... 93 ........... , . . ...................... 92 ' ' ' ........................ 94 ' ....... ' ....... 94 ' ' . ' ' ' ' .................. 114 ' ........ ........................ 112 ........ . ' ' .................. 97 ' , ' ............................ 97 . ' ' ' .......................... 89 , ' . ......... .. , ....................... 99 . ................ .. ' ' - .................. 97 ' ........... . Flint's Electric ........................... 105 Shelby Motor Company ........ ' ' '. ..... 114 ' ......... ' ' - ............ 99 ' ............ . ' ' ................ 113 ' , ' . .................... 103 ' ' ...... .. C . ...................... 97 ' ......... . - ...... 99 ' ' ' ' .......... 113 ' ' ...... . , ... ......................... 97 ' ' . . . ......................... 113 ' .' .......................... 90 ' ' ' ' ' . .... 118 ' ........ . ........ 102 .................. . ' ................. 112 ' ......... , ........................... 113 ......... . ' , . .................... 113 ' ............... .. ' ...................... 116 ................. ' ...... 112 ' ' ................. 91 ' ' ' ' ................. 116 ' , ................. . I ............................. 101 t 1 fly LS I x5ZlllfA0 QIOGR C nl fllllfh of C 5 1 Qllllllflfy ODAK SH NG A ATEUR SUPP IES OMME C P H O T O S OHIO BUILDING I NO? llllllq Ill! lo the students and Faculty Sldney Hlgh School Sldney, Ohlo D ar Frlends lt has been a great pleasure for us, as Alumnl bldney Hlgh School, to watch the progress of such outstandlng progect as the edltlng and publlshlng 1ts hlnl lH a good many years and each of you can proud that you had a part 1U brlnglng lt to a successtul concluslon we have worked on other annuals and knew the dlfflcultles that would arlse, both flnanclally amd materlally We were dHX1OUS that you should not have a deflclt on your flrst attempt Therefore, to attaln tnls end, we have glven, Nlth the compllments of hNGLlbn bTdLlO, our tlH9 and materlals 1D maklng the best posslble photographs of the groups, senlors and teachers We, of the LNGLISH 3TUDlO, extend to you our lCdTtlSSt congratulatlons on the outstandlng success of thls accompllshment and best wlshes on all future endeavors lH NHICH you nay have a part Slncerely yours, SNQQWE, Lngllsh Studlo APPOINTMENTS FOR SITTINGS IO A M TO S P M EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY THURSDAY EVE AND SATURDAY EVE STARTING 30 P M WEDDING APPOINTMENTS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE C899 'x X. . i . w.u. ffm Jw.-. -1... -- Iq, rv' - I! nv I - K FINI I - M L 'ig' it R IAL - CA ERAS C +- 170 .P 5' - ,0!' V1 I , of ' an . H . . . . . of this Annual. This has been the first undertaking of . . , . be . . . . H , . . . . . 'I K h . vw r l 'I 1 'V' I I I f' ' , ,, ' ' ' A 'I 1 I 1 1 A ' I ' l I ' . , . , . d I. I d . AT 7: . . HARRIS Jeweler Formerly CABLE IEWELER 128 Poplar Street Sidney Ohio C90 Third Door West Of Citizens Bank n CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 BAUER S Restaurant and Gr111 Compllments Of FOLDER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE IOB FOLDERS AUTOMATIC F EEDERS BROOKLYN AVENUE PHONE 2595 SIDNEY OHIO C91 THE LIBERTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE THE CLASS OF 1946 The Sldney Pattern Works E T Custenborder of Co Estabhshed 1913 CARLOAD DISTRIBUTORS GRAIN AND FEED 326 332 OHIO BUILDING CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 46 Compliments ot the Srdney Recreatlon Parlor BOWLING BILLARDS OHIO BUILDING BEST WISHES FROM CROMES FUNERAL SERVICE 92 I O I SIDNEY. OHIO D BGBOILCO YOUR S FOR SERVICE Gasolme O11 Greases Accessorles and Supphes Frank and Neal Brunner Phone 2257 4 Szdney Ohxo BEST WISHES from E H Bllllnq GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET SIDNEY Sportmq Goods Store F1Sh1hg Tackle Sports Equxpment and Glit Items ROBERT E BEANBLOSSOM West S1de of Square 109 S Ohro Ave Phone 2477 1 Sldne CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 The Sldney Pamt Co 118 North Mam Phone 2401 1 Volsard s Cafe Mrs M Langhorst and Gertrude Blume Proprletors Ohlo Bulldmg Sldney Ohxo THE SMART SHOP Where Smart HI Glrls Shop The Roth Offlce Equlpment Co Carey Greetlnq Card Store Personal Statxonery Greetmg Cards Everythxnq For The Ofhce W Poplar St Sldney Ohxo Phone 1722 2 COMPLIMENTS CITY LOAN Dan W Helman Mgr 93 . ' . - ' y. O. - I I A Good Place To Meet And Eat R ' or 04 . . ' . ' . l U J The CIIIZGHS Nat1onal Bank Orga ed 1870 A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE COMPLIMENTS MEMBER DEARTH FUNERAL SYSTEM FDIC Sdny Oho DAISY COMPLIMENTS OF Restaurant THE HOME OF GOOD EATS The DUYIOH Power 108 North Maln Sldney Ohlo And Llqht Company 94 niz Of' FEDERAL RESERVE i e i THE MONARCH MACHINE TCOL C C M P A N Y Compliments Of BISHOP'S GOODYEAR STORE Goodyear TIISS G E Appllances MAIN AT NORTH PHONE 2409 I SIDNEY OHIO SIDNEY YOUTH CANTEEN 124 NORTH OHIO AVENUE PHONE 23901 SIDNEY oH1o Weekly Schedule MONDAY TUESDAY 4 30 5 OO Lo teen Councrl 4 00 5 00 Lo teen Dancmq Class WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 4 00 5 00 Lo teen Crafts Class 7 00 8 00 Group Smgmg 8 00 9 00 H1 teen Crafts Class SATURDAY FRIDAY 8 3011 00 Dance on Alternate Weeks 3301100 Informal Hours VISIIOIS Always Welcome C98 - 0 o I I 7200-7l45 Hiiteen Council 8l0Oi9l00 Hijteen Dancing Class J COMPLIMENTS Dr F L Getrost OPTOMETRIST Go To GALLAHER S QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE RIGHT PRICE North Sxde of Square Sxdney Ohro O C Foqt and Son GROCERIES AND MEATS Free Dehvery Phone 1835 1 618 North Mam Sxdney O Douqlas Servlce Stat1on Corner of N Mam and Wapakoneta Road SHELL PRODUCTS Member auchoneer Assoclatlon of Ohio Chfford E1ler Lrvestocks Farm and Household Sales AUCTIONEER SIDNEY OHIO Phone 2629 4 238 Pomeroy Ave Satlsfactxon Guaranieed Sale Appreclaied rt can be done wlth flowers we do lt EHRHARDT S Flower Shop B E E Z E E Beauty Shoppe SIDNEY OHIO Phone 1174 1 110V2 Ohxo Street COMPLIMENTS OF Fllnn s 5 10 6. 25c Store C977 I OF Write or Call HH . . I I I Comphments of C. D. Beck 8: Company The Flrst Natlonal Exchange Bank SIDNEY OHIO ESTABLISHED 1899 Member Federal Reserve System Resources o er S5 000 000 Murray Ferguson GENER EIL CONTRACTOR Phone 1308 1 Compllments Of The Gartland Haswell Foundry Company 9 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. v . , - Compliments Oi PURITY Confectionery Company HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND CANDIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Serv1nq These Communities Since 1914 THIRTY TWO YEARS HONEST CLEAN SERVICE IOHN KOOKOOTSEDES PRESIDENT C1003 Sidney, Ohio Oxford. Ohio W App Th Spl SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL C I BRIGGS Drug And Book Store BEST WISHES FROM HOTEL WAGNER I B M CARTHY MGR Conqratulatlons To The Class Of 1946 WONDER INN Sandwlches Soups Lunches Dlnners Open All Hours NORTH DIXIE HIGHWAY PHONE 1584 3 C1017 e reciate e d'd Pcrtroncrge From The Pup'1 Of O U . . c . . I I I I . Good Luck JACKSON STEEL TUBE CO, INC PIQUA, OHIO Ferdinand E. Freytag, A. I. A. ARCHITECT PHONE 1698 3 Orblson H111 Sldney Ohlo 119' When You Buy F urn1ture Buy From Furmture Experts When you buy fulnltuxe fox your home be sule that your puxchabe 1S made at a SIOIC you can uepend upon fox acurate mformatlon The addltlon of new fuxmture to the home IS much too lmpoltant to leaxe to chance ox haphazald selutlon SIDNEY FURNITURE COMPANY HOUSE OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FURNITURE 110112 West Poplar Phone 14081 Sldney Oluo 11031 l l I l I . .' nv,-4 1 Y' ' 1 1 - ' 1 H 1 V: V' Monarch Cleaners Expert Cleanmg Garments Hats Rugs and Home Furnrshrnqs Fur Cleanmg and Storage 128 N Man Ph ne 24961 Sidney O Shop At MILLER S LADIES CHILDRENS READY TO WEAR AND MILLINERY Mlller s Ready To Wear Store 1225 Mam East Sxde Square Szdney O I E Nettleshrp I G A FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Valley Inn QUALITY FOOD HOME COOKED MEALS Popla Street Phone 11261 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Sexauer s Butter Nut Bread Baked by SEXAUER INC SIDNEY OHIO COMPLIMENTS Warner s Oh1o and Capltol Theatres Sldney Woodworkrnq Company COMPLIMENTS OF The Sldney I C CLARK PROP Hardware Company Lake Street Pho e 1563 1 S dney Oh o WEST SIDE OF SQUARE 1 l I . i o - ' , . , I l I . . O . Q East Side of Square Opposite Ohio Theatre 125 r - 1 I O n - i , i I 104 3 Classlcal And Popular Records Better Home Appllctnces SERVEL GAS REFRIGERATOR STROMBERG CARLSON RADIO CHAMBERS GAS RANGE EMERSON RADIO GIBSON ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS AND RANGES GIBSON HOME FREEZERS SPEED QUEEN WASHERS AND IRONERS PHILGAS FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAINS FLINT S ELECTRIC To The Class OI 1946 WE EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME SIDNEY BUS CENTER C1053 J 212 E. NORTH UUST EAST OF MAINJ PHONE 1732-1 BEST WISHES SENIOR CLASS OF 46 The Ross Pattern and Foundry Eng1neer1ng Co 11063 TO SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL AND CLASS OF 46 ROSS PRODUCTS COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS Best Wlshes From COOK S SPOT Restaurants Sldneys Leadlnq Department Store C1082 e Open 6 A. M. to 1:00 A. M. 33 Years Service 5 FASHION FIRSTS FOR YOUNG MEN COMPLIMENTS OF Sldney Body Shop Body and Fender Work NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE ARTHUR DQRMHQE COMPLIMENTS STEINLE DRUGS NORTH sms SQUARE T H O M A Iewelers Slnce 1838 EAST SIDE SQUARE U9 R 318 E. South St.. Phone 2478-3, Sidney, Oh OF , The Shelby Motor Co 5? COMPLIMENTS OF Shank s Brownbllt Shoe Store ROBLEE SHOES FOR MEN Ohlo Burldmg Srdney Ohro Frankl1n I Schaefer TEACHER OF WOODWIND AND BRASS SIDNEY OHIO Best Wishes Each and Every Graduate And hope to contmue to serve you THE OLYMPIA 1-:AST sms SQUARE Makers or Fine Ice Cream and Candy Shop for men YOUNG MENS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS OHIO BLDG l11North Ohro Ave Srdney Ohlo Complrments oi Neat Cleaners Cor Poplar 6. West Phone 1541 l COMPLIMEN TS OF Oh1o Telephone Servlce Co Complrments of Prmcess Beauty Shoppe Phone 2558 3 1l6V2 N Mam C1109 O I ' To ' O We have enicyed your patronage 'Y ' . Congratulations From The Wagner 1VIanufactur1ng Company SIDNEY OHIO JOHNNY WHITED and HIS Orchestra The Band 1n Demand THE HIGH NOTE IN MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT 1111 I I O Ph 1 31-4 S'd Oh' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Kaser Insurance DIXIE AUTO PARTS Sewlce RICHARD BILLING FELIX SPECKMAN OWNERS ROBERT F fBOBl KASER MGR CLASS OF 1916 CONFRATULATIONS ro THE cLAss or 1946 0 HOME LOANS LEHMAN Mutual Federal Savlnqs 6: Loan Ass n West Srde Square N Mum Ave Sldney O Phone 18541 Srdney Ohxo C23 57 Paint 6. Wallpaper Co. . ll CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 46 GASAWAY S Dry Cleaners 6. Dyers COMPLIMENTS Franklln Thrltt Store DRUGS N Mam Ave Sxdney Ohxo COMPLIMENTS New System Market WEST SIDE SQUARE COMPLIMENTS OF O W Hancock Agent For The FARM BUREAU MUTUAL AUTO INS COMPANY FARM BUREAU MUTUAL BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 130 N Main Ave Sxdney Ohlo COMPLIMEN TS OF IERROLD S GOOD CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 46 Iacob Iake Kastner and Sons CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Kerr Mortuary S OHIO AVENUE COMPLIMENTS Clayton Klracofe 3 1 I - or - I or ' ' 1-'IRE INSURANCE coMPA'NY, FAR1y1. H I ll ll I or . Conqratulcxtlons Class Of 46 FIRST FEDERAL Savmgs and Loan Ass n NORTH SIDE SQUARE SIDNEY OHIO Compllments D111on s SGIVICS Stat1on CORNER NORTH AND WEST AVE SIDNEY OHIO 445 0 5 Of g 1 l I CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE ST MARYS PACKING CO General Ofhces Sldney Ohlo 1115 FANCY CANNED FOODS BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS mom Krser s Market John KISEI, Owner West Poplar St. Mam And North F1ll1ng Stqhon IF Irs DRUGS WE HAVE rr LOHMIRE S MAIN AT NORTH srm-:ET DT'-lq Sf01'9 1 Sd P bl q 1449 S1dney Washed Sand and Gravel Company For Good Work Use Washed Sand 6 Gravel PHONES Mllq 185 1 C116 I Wes i Ph u ic S -1 I Plant 2396-l Wm. i i an Residence 1- 7 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or or Kaufmans Store Frank Melvln CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1946 The Sidney Prlnhng and Publishing Company I117 I - I I I I I wiv' IIIIIIHIIHPULIS Elllilllllllllli EIIIIIPHIIV IHII ossasusu um :nsuveu ,nr YEARIIHIKI Ann scunm runulclrv INDIANAP.0LIS +ffINDIANA f AUTOGRAPHS C mgb, Qgwwo. QS, L,.a,Q fifyxfuw- dw-c Ofwfaf 'tivo wi-GW M1 W1 .MQAA ff' .- 'S N J I ,nl f x lfff' VV I f ,K U' ' 15, '- - 5' t 'G K' N I H C V . J I , I ' 1 N i xl! xr , K' V , J ' M1 1: N. A 1, f - my N . I u 1 . A ,x 4 I K fl 4 .V ' Mx , . x 1 4 I, 4 N 'x - f 4 1. v L . VL I N -L' 1, X I X 1 . .N Av -'xo k . ,- l ll A ' N Q.1-1 J., J! 1 AUTGGRAPHS