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

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l' ll0flL0 Jill! Ullff 059l'Lla Graduatron at last After twelve long year of school the b1g day has fmally come And yet rt seems as though 1t were lust last month that Herk and I saw these very semors comrng to Sldney H1gh for the hrst trme to begln the excrtmg bus1ness of gomg to hrgh school The senxors tell us that as seventh graders they found out that recesses and all the fun of grade school were over and they were start1ng somethlng brgger and somethlng apparently much more exc1t1ng and s1gn1f1cant They were launching one of the most rmportant phases of thelr l1ves Through the sk1ll and frlendlrness of theu teachers they were brought 1nto hrgh school gradually wrth both feet on the ground Therr classes were more regular and much more grown up Yes truly th1s was somethlng b1g were beg1nn1ng to look at the world 1n a dlfferent l1ght and wrth more understandmg When they were freshmen the upper classmen called them greenles Th1s they couldnt understand because they felt so b1g and surely they knew just about everythlng there was to know Thls was the year they began to thlnk of therr voca trons for they had to choose the course they wanted to follow ln school There were so many courses offered that most of them were puzzled about whlch way to turn Yet somehow they began to understand themselves and others better They eagerly looked forward to each new year and what rt would brrng for by now they had learned that hlgh school was rnterestmg and even exc1t1ng Then at last they became senlors They scud they d1dnt feel so much older yet there was a decxded change rn therr school l1ves Thls was then last year at Sldney H1gh and they often found themselves look1ng back over the last s1x years wrth a feehng of sadness rn knowmg that soon 1t would end Q 1 Q 19 Each year seemed better than the one before to them. They

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10 564110115 l6lU0 lHC1l1ylJ Pala!!! The members of the Class of 48 began and ended therr last year wrth enthusrasrn and energy They began therr full year of act1v1t1es by vot1ng to have an annual Senlor commrttees appornted by the presrdent and supervrsed by Mrss D111on and Mrss Anderson carefully planned the years act1v1t1es At Chrrstmas the class flnanced a party for the County Chll dren s Home The annual sen1or banquet was held 1n the d1n1ng C4 room on March 15 A program recalhng happy years at Sldney C r Hrgh was presented by the sen1ors at the last assembly To express the1r apprec1at1on for what Sldney Hlgh had done for them they A presented a class memorral to the school On May 21 the sen1ors attended the chmax of the soc1al act1v1t1es of the year the annual Class offlcers thls year were Chr1s Kookootsedes presldent Harold SlOCkSl1ll V1CepI'eS1d6I1l Ahce Colmar secretary and Dlck Whlte treasurer Doreen Young Iack Enders and Dlck Thoma student counc1l members J Left to right Dxck White Chns Kookootsedes Har old Stockstrll Alrce Col mar 20 Complzments of Taylm Czzmmzns and R E Boller. .Ir E7f - f '-1923 u . ' . . Q . Q I . ' We :Ly . ' . . .. - ' ' VW full junior-senior prom. - t- vyyy l K? 2 1' ' if t i M N' ,J 1 we