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

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Tllll0UGlI STAGES 0F Gll0WTll AND DEVELOPMENT . . the students of Sidney High, have come since they first entered school, and, though inexperienced, chose their respective courses, the directions of their individual currents. Upon leaving high school, they read- ily see that their experiences and associa- tions have deepened the channels of their spirits and widened the sweep of their abilities. 16

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Left to Right: Dick Conrad, Bill Mentges, Jane Robinson, and Roy Bulle. SIZNIORS ARE RIIDINCI THE CREST OF ACI-IIISVISMENT DICK CONRAD Dick, senior class president, was actively interested in athletics. Every senior will long remember his reading the bulletins. ROY BULLE Our congenial vice-president was always willing to take over the meetings. Roy was kept busy with sports and music. BILL MENTGES Guarder of the exchequer, Bill is active in music and science. jAN E ROBINSON At every class meeting jane scribbled furiously to keep up with the motions and seconds. She is interested in sports, music, and writing. Graduates of the class of 1949 will be able to look back with pride on their four high school years. As green frosh' and again as sophomores they held spring class parties. Many of them became interested in extra-curricular activities. In the junior year the class presented their play and feted the seniors at the spring prom. As seniors they were busy not only with the annual but athletics, school organizations, plays, and scholarships. At last on June 9 the seniors received their diplomas and realized their high school career was ended. 18 Compliments of Ulolmanis' Department Store