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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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' ' ...1 ii,:-vt' ip, T 41' ' I 1' lw 'mv 7 .. Q any to I Q In the upper picture on the opposite page the members ol the Football Mother's Club are hard at work in the kitchen of the Masonic Temple. The mothers served a delicious meal to a capacity crowd at the annual lootball banquet on November 21. At this banquet twelve seniors were given a fond farewell. Charles Mather. head football coach at Massillon High School, was guest speaker at this great school and civic affair. The mothers served meals to the boys belore almost all of the basketball games-whether at home or away-and after all oi the home football games. ln the picture at the lower left two senior pranksters are shown being mischievous while supposedly studying a tough assignment. The scalawags are lim Getrost and Iohn Conner, and the studious soul in the right back- ground is Frank Schlaqetter. At the lower right our Sidney High School students are shown at the big pep meeting held the night before Sidney's first MVL encounter against Piqua, our traditional rival. The six cheerleaders supervised the cheer-happy football fans as they burned a dummy Piqua lndian in elfigy and had a snake dance through town. In the picture below Dick Conrad, president oi the Class ol 1949, Shirley Shaffer, Charles Brown, iunior class president of the Class oi 1950, and Mar- lene Doll are shown leading the grand march at the l949 Prom. Jrff. L H ' A.!wm, s S' , 29 gg 4 WM 1 If 4 .H ,I 8 a f I ' 3.4 o I limliiv If WHHMHA, Q .7 Like the industrial course. the vocational agriculture course seeks to combine theory with actual practice. Here are two ag boys- Bob Stewart and Iack Smart- repairing farm machinery. onlulfzf dh Four eighth grade girls work in the cooking labora- tory. Cloclcwise around the table are Iudy Bryan, Sharon Beerline, Carol Clayton, and Shirley Clayton. QgfQb!HjIZl?llA, fain? fl1'I'LQ auf, In jfwphhza amz Pfubia 1,-KSJLS Our Sidney High School's trophy case is located at the North Street west entrance. In the upper picture three fresh- men are examining the spoils ol victory brought here by the feats ot former students ot SHS. aliflfd D1 gym In the lower picture eleven physical education s t u d e n t s form a pyramid. Physical edu- cation is required at our Sidney High School. and both boys and girls deem it an important part of the varied curriculum. On the opposite page nine seniors enioy alter-school hours around Charlie Dunson's jeep. In the picture at the upper right tour hikers-Martha Eller- man, Elaine Doll. Phyllis Fair. Barbara Denman-tour the new Tawawa Civic Park. In the picture at lower right the Presbyterian kindergarten class is shown watching a SHS band practice. In the picture at lower left Ioann Santo and Tom Watkins- two busy seniors-are shown pursuing their annual activities as editor and business manager. 1 u . ll 5 I-1 1 ' . 'll -- Ill A , fs.: Ill L ll I wir , wr. , , - x 4 ,A it ,, ,fn 4 I V' ,V 1 -Q L Q f' F m ..-'A' q I - gf J f. z 'i'ygf' ' .H ' Z, ' A 'M--my ,A A, 1? X n A xx 5 - H , Q URW! X . Jwfgx , xg A 4-f..f . 5 H , If m. W, QP! .VV 4, 93 1 -I 1. -ff R5 Q' V X ,ff KX M 'sg W W , 1- wx .1 g - - -N Q1 vig ,gif 'nf f , 5 ' 45 T i , 'wif In Y -jp.. , .W if b I .fi WI 1, Fil 'X 5- -- ' f. I ' f I , J. ,.v A 1 ,f .-D Vijfi., y -'V' -'., -is X A I7 gf 'faq 'Qi ,i' a J A I if - Q- P? . if 6' wi'rfF5. ' , N Q 1 , A A ' 'Q wxfv 4 , g ., g -' ' K 5 U . J' '1 V, 1- x 1, Q 'A 'L,1,ff If L' - - : if , W , 9 lgkjhgdii ,' r, , Q31 R fu -gk s 1 ' a I 4 1 QM A z 9' l . , Q x , z N 'y X NNE .- f fig 53. .2 0 1 'iv 5 QEGSVA' ,f,W,,., ,, ,.,, ' f ' L .,.,. ww.. f I 1 1 ' . 5? C Wri:ig,.--- J . K f V 5 5 -' I W N - , 5:4??XgSf9.L 5 A' IQ . 'gh 23.4 ,1...,..-M'-- Q - I 4 ., ' -J-X ,. 5 Q :-' ' :s u 14 7 1 ' X S Q' AHF! 4 UR Sldney Hlgh School IS a workshop for n1ne hundred students and th1rty f1V9 teachers for over n1ne months of the year Before school after school and 1n between perlods students f11l the halls When the bells clang tor classes they settle down tor forty txve rmnutes of concentratlon Teachers try to prepare these students to make a l1v1ng and serve therr commun1ty The adm1n1strat1on Mr McDermott Mr Louys and the Board of Educahon keep the school runnlng effrclently by superv1s1ng cur rrcular and extra curncular act1v1t1es When school d1sm1sses ln Iune Sldney Htgh fxnds her halls quret and forlorn She m1sses the laughter the tr1endsh1ps and bang of lockers the hustle and bustle but mostly the people 1 1 , . I . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 gffwnr bpm ,mm gm, Left to right Mr Dearth Mr Aschenbach Mr Henke Mr Bertsch Mr Kxracofe My these new bleachers are n1ce I can really enjoy the football game from here And look at the new tenms courts beh1nd us They MVL These compllrnents and many others are the result of the Board of Educcmons 1nterest 1n the welfare of the student body at Stdney Hxgh School They have a vanety of dutxes to perform to keep the school system modern and up-to date Plans are now under way for construct1on of three new elementary schools and the fe modelmq of three others arranges for lncreased enrollment They formulat curncular and extra currlcular pol 1Cl9S Dur1ng the summer months when school 15 farthest from the students mmds the Board of Educat1on 1S overseexng such 1mprovements as the redecorauon of bu1ld1ngs or rooms the 1n stallatron of new equrpment the purchasmg of suppl1es for all departments 14 Complzments of the Stolle Corporatzon we were built last year and are the finestiin the The School board looks into fhe future and ggamfmp LILQLJL5, Mr Harold McDermott was welcomed as the new principal ol SHS last tall. He was already well known around the school as head basketball coach and teacher of chemistry and biology Students tended a friendly hand to make his hrst year as pnn cxpal pleasant of Cmcinnatr Two very important hgures in the eiicxent operation of our school are the secretaries Miss Line has performed her duties m the supenntendents office since 1920 her long record shows that she has been very capable in her serv :ces For the ilrst semester Mrs George Call was secretary in the pnnclpals olhce She helped tram the girls who work in the office as assistants Mrs C h a r l e s Nichols took Mrs Calls positron and served as Mr Mc Dermotts secretary the second semes er Mr F B Louys has been superintendent ol Sidney Schools for lour years He received both his B S and M A in Education at Ohio State University He lur thered his education by attendmg Oxford University m England and Duke Umverslty in North Carolma Mr Louys was formerly supenntendent of the Tipp Compliments of the Slolle Corporatzou - 1 I ex- . I , . . I . - Mr. McDermott received his B. S. at the University City Schools. 1 . hbzhf, -film Laadznfm, dhznrf, wits. Richard Cromer, line arts: Lucile Keller, algebra, arithme- tic: Bastian Auer. chemistry, physics: Maynard Amatutz. bi- ology, physical education: Mar- garet Welty. ninth grade Eng- lish: Glenna Foqt, American history. Frances Sargeant, sociology, world history: Lloyd Seifert. arithmetic, practical mathemat- ics: Clara Timeus, sewing, vo cational life, cooking: C. O. Wells. mechanical drawing, mathematics: Emilie Beniamin. tenth and eleventh grade Eng- lish: Robert Caton, social sci- ence, physical education. Margretta Molden. F r e n c h, American literature, Dean of Women: lanice Shedd, history and vocational life: Maxine Webber, eighth grade English, vocational life: lean Flcrugher, English literature, American lit- erature, journalism: Grace Rob- erts, Latin, tenth grade English, is absent from the picture. mpfwpm paflw, Mildred Arnett. seventh grade English: Tom Pierson, physical education, practical mathemat- ics, health: Iacob Angerer, man- ual training: Patricia Pierson, guidance, hygiene: Webster Gieb. plane geometry, solid ge- ometry, algebra: Olive Owens, sociology, Civics, American his- tory, speech. Margaret Faulkner, j u n i o r high music, mixed chorus, girls' glee club: Betty Fridley. stenoe graphy, typing: Mary Dillon, typing, bookkeeping, sales: E. I. Hammann, machine science, blue printing, mathematics, sale- ty driving: Harold Slager, farm shop, agriculture: R. I. White, economic geography, commer- cial arithmetic. Bettie Duncan, library: G. I. Burkhardt, machine s c i e n C e. general shop, machine shop: Claire Gannon, girls' physical education, health: Iames B. Roy- on, general science: Dorothy Duncan, domestic arts: Paul Fitz' water. band, orchestra. boys' glee club. 505 newmmfnz 1950-the end of the frrst half of the twen treth century sounds pretty good doesnt 1t'P 1950 also sounded good to about 102 students who somehow managed to get 1nto th1s won derful graduatmg class The class began therr hxgh school careers as green frosh 1n 1949 and the hrghhghts of the next two years were the freshman and sopho more partres Dunng therr yunlor year the great est soclal event was the Prom whlch the class gave as a partmg entertamment to the Class of 49 The junlor play The F1ght1ng L1tt1es by Booth Tarkmgton was presented to the pubhc on November 19 20 1948 The senror play The Doctor Has a Daugh ter was presented on March 23 24 1950 Thrs was a dehghtful three act comedy wntten by George Batson Vocal tramrng for the Class of 50 began 1n the seventh grade when they presented a three act operetta Tom Sawyer They con trnued 1n hrgh school by partrclpatmg m boys glee club 1un1or and sen1or grrls glee clubs and mrxed chorus The clrmax to most of thexr musrcal careers occurred when they presented a Grlbert and Su111van operetta The Mrkado on Aprrl 27 28 1950 The senlors were also very act1ve rn Masque and Gavel and Qu1l1 and Scroll They recelved tratnmg for future work rn the FFA FTA and FBLA In two branches of the YMCA and YWCA the YTeens and H1Y the senlors were ably represented Sc1ent1f1c senlors re vrved the old B1 Phy Chem Club and led rt through a successful year 4+ Ixm Wagner had the honor of bexng elected semor class presi dent Football basketball and ten nts also mterested Ixm He served hrs class rn a very capable manner Ann Kerlm supervised the f nancxal dealings of the graduatmg class She was active tn GAA Y Teens and musical actlvltxes Irm Getrost served as vice pres xdent dunng hrs last year Hts du tres were multrple for he was pres rdent of the Student Councxl and advertrsmg manager for the year book He partrcxpated m athlettcs and was a member of the H1Y Marlene Doll was the secretary of the Class of 50 Marlene came from Iackson Center to Srdney when she was a jumor She was actrve rn YTeens and GAA actw mes and also partxczpated ln both class plays Left to nqht hm Getrost Ann Kerlm Marlene Doll Ilm Wagner 18 F E Freytag Arcbztect I O . 1 - 1 , . . . . 1 - ' 11 11 - I . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . 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Q' Q11 K 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 y PAUL E ABBOTT C Pea J Industnal Football 1 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 4 School Club l 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Co-op wlth Llberty Folder PAUL THEODORE APPLEGATE I Ted D Academxc Track l 2 School Club 1 2 Projector 4 PAULINE ASCHENBACH I Polly J Academxc een 1 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mxxed Cho 4 Mus Revlew 1 2 3 Orch l Band Orch -Con 1 Masque 6- Gavel 3 4 Off 3 St Scholar 1 2 3 Class OH 1 Operetta 3 4 Annual StafiC1r culatxon Manager Sr Comm Last Chapel School Club l 2 Ofhce 3 4 Makeup Cre 3 Sr Scholarshlp LLOYD C BAKER Agncultural l 2 3 4 Oihc r Band 1 2 3 4 School Club ALICE ETHEL BAUMGARDNER Academic YTeen12 3 4 OH 4 GAAI 4 St Scholar 3 Class Play 4 Annual StafiC1rcula tlon S Comm-Chxldrens Home School Club 1 2 L brary l 2 3 Masque 6 Gavel A A Test Sr Scholarship tw N QW Complzments of Szdnej Woodworkzng Co RUTH ANNE BELT 1 Buhlzlex l Academlc een l 4 AA l S Comm Banquet School Club l 2 Sr Scholarshlp IAMES R BERGER 4 Jfm 7 Industrxal Scxence Club 4 School Club 1 WILLIAM DAVID BLUST 1 B111 D Industrial H l Z 3 4 Ofhcer 1 e Club 2 Operetta 2 Sr Comm lnvltatlons Football 1 2 3 4 School Cllub l 2 Track 3 4 Co oo wth Lrberty Folder B VERLY DAWN BODINE Academlc een 1 2 3 GAA 1 4 Oihcer 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mxxed Cho 3 4 Mus Re v1ew 2 3 4 Newspaperl 2 3 4 St Scholar l 2 3 Operetta 3 4 Annual Staff Copy Edltor School Club 1 2 Make up Crew S G o A Test S Scholarshlp Senior Com Last Chapel ROBERT I. BRICKER 1 Bob P Industnal School Club l 2 Ccop wxth Lxb rty Folder Knot gruduatedb . Y-T , : G , 2. 3. 4: I , r. .- : PP 7.7 ' ' 5 , 2. Y-T , , , 4: Off. 1, 3, 45 - ' , :I 1,, 21 , . . X E 'N a - A N f Dau'n D Y- T , , , 4: , 2, 3, FFA , . . : 'e 3. 4: I - - I I 7 1 1.2. ' ' ' ' . : - 3, 4: r. irls' Tri : D. . R. : r. ' : ' 2, 3, :I I. I I I. I : I : . : i- . : - ' 3. 4: Fl' 'l,l2, 3. 4. Dv. R. I ' , . f f 'N 1 f xlf 'x V 1 JMX . ' ' 19 20 CHARLES F BROWN I Charlze l Acadermc H Y 4 St Scholarshnp 2 3 Cass Oilxcer 3 Annual Stati Cvrculatlon S Comm Ban quet Football Manager 3 4 School Club 1 2 Class Play 4 Prcjector 4 Intramural Bas e ball 3 4 Sr Scholarshxp MARGIE IUNE BROWN Commercxal School Club 1 2 Othce 4 FBLA 4 Oihcer 4 PATTY I EAN BROWN Academlc YTeen 3 4 Class Play 3 An nualStaflC1rcu'at1on Sr Comm Caps and Gowns School Club 1 Z Olflce 4 Llbrary 1 Z PATRICIA LOUISE BROWN Q Pat 7 Academic YTeenl 2 3 4 Ott Z 4 GAA 4 Glee ub 1 2 Mtxed Cho 3 4 Mus Revxew 4 ter Nos 3 St Scholar 2 Stu dent Councxl 4 Class Oihcer 2 S Ccmm Invxtahons Oper etta 3 4 Annual Staff CIYCU latxon School Clubl 2 Scxence Club 4 Sr Scholarship DONALD IOSEPH BRULPORT Q Don J Acedemlc H 234GleeClub234 Mlxed Cho 3 4 Mus Revrew Ban 2 3 4 Orc 4 Band Orch C n l 4 Scxence Cub 4 Ott 4 Class Play 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 An nual Stall Cxrculatron S Comm Memorxal Football 3 Schocl Club l 2 Masque G Gavel 3 4 Stage Mgr 2 3 4 Property Mgr 2 3 4 Sr Schol arshlp KATHRYN RAY CAREY 4 Katy J Academrc Yeenl234Orch1 4 Band Orch -Con l 2 3 4 St Scholarshlp 3 School Club 1 2 Sr Scholarshlp MARIORIE M. CAREY 1 Man 7 Academxc Scrence Club 4 Sr Comm Banquet Office 4 School Club 1 2 Sr Scholarshxp FREDERICK HENRY CIANCIOLO C Pete J Academrc H1Y 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Sr Scholarshxp DELORES IEAN CLIFFORD C Dotty J Academic YTeen 1 Z GAA l 2 e Club 2 3 4 Mus Revrew 2 3 4 Orch 1 2 3 Band Orch Con 2 3 Operetta 3 4 School Club 1 2 Ofhce 4 IOHN FRANKLIN CONNER IR K Crow 3 I-I1Y 1 Glee Club 1 2 Mrxed Cho 3 4 Mus Revrewl 2 3 4 Class Officer 1 3 Operetta 2 3 4 Annual Staff-Clrcula tron S Comm Invxtatrons Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 Z School Club 1 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Sr Scholarshxp Best lVz.vl:1es from The Dayton Power 8: Light Co and Sulney Pattern Works ROBERT L CUHTNER 1 Bob l Industnal Bandl 2 School Club 1 2 op wxth Lxberty Folder HAROLD E DILBONE Q Hal J Academlc H1Y 4 S Comm -Class Colors Football 1 2 3 4 Bas all 1 2 3 Track 1 3 MARLENE RUTH DOLL Commercxal Yeen3 4 GAA34 C Oiixcer 4 Class Play 3 nual StaiiTyp1st S C Last Chapel FTA 4 V x V J IANICE MARIE DOWDEN 4 Jdn l Academxc School Club 1 2 Uflwcjj frif me PAUL A DUNN Academxc Intramural Basketball 3 School Club 1 2 Compliments of A. G. Langborst Auto Sales and Rhees Clothes Shop CHARLES C DUNSON 1 Charley 7 Academzc H1Y 4 Band 1 Z Sctence Club 4 Class Play 3 Masque 6 Gav IANET LEE EISENHUT f P111 D GAA 1 2 3 4 Oli 2 News paperl 2 3 4 St Scholar 1 2 3 Student Councxl 1 S Comm Class Colors Annual Staff Advertlsmg School Club Scholarsh1p RAYMOND A ELLIOTT C Ray D Industnal School Club l 2 Co op with Monarch ERNEST MILTON ELLIS Academlc School Club 1 2 GERALD ANDREW ELSNER 1 Jerry J Agrxcultural l 2 4 OH er 1 School Club 1 2 Intramural Basketball l 2, 3, 4 C PP fl . : , :Co- 5 7 ' - - I el 3, 4. '- :r. . .:y '.':'rl ketb'.,:','.',4: -l- : I School Club 1, 2. 1, 2: Library 1, 2: Office 2: Sr. ., 1, -T , : . : s ' : . A 0 K -f K ff I! f , 1 K ' x 1 r I A is . 4: ' , . FFA , . 3. J ic ,2,4: 21 IOSEPH FREDERICK EMLEY 1 oe J Academrc H1Y 2 3 4 Glee Cl b 3 4 Mlxed Cho 3 4 Mus Re vrew Orch 3 Band-Orch Con 1 2 3 St Scholar 2 Class Play Football l Basketball 1 Track l Tenms 2 3 4 School Club l 2 Masque 6. Gavel 3 4 Sr Scholarshrp THOMAS DAVID FERREE 1 Tom J Industnal ootball l 2 3 4 Track School Club 1 2 Coop wnh Copeland IEAN LOUISE FISHBAUGH Commercral YTeen 1 2 3 School Club l 12 FBLA 3 4 2 ELDRED R FLEDDERIOHANN 4 johnny D Industrial Basketball 2 School Club Coop wrth Copeland DOROTHY M FOGT I D011 J Academrc Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 3 School Club 1. 2, FBLA 4 3 wif 4 r.,O ul 6551 22 PATRICIA A GERSTNER +0 I Pat J Academxc GAA l 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 3 4 Inter Nos 3 St Scholarshrp 2 Class Play 3 School Club l Lxbrary 2 FTA 2 IAMES I. GETROST Q Icky J Academrc I-IrY 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Class Oihcer 2 4 Annual Staii Advertrsrng Mgr Sr Comm Memonal F otball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 School Club 1 2 Sr Scholar shrp MARVIN R GLICK Q Marv J Industnal ootball 1 Tack 1 2 3 S hool Club l 2 Coop wlth Lxberty Folder BARBARA EUDORA GLOBE 1 Barb J Academlc eenl 234 GAAI 2 4 Off 1 2 Oihce 3 Science Club 4 Oil 4 St Scholar 1 2 3 4 Class Oihcer 1 Class Play 3 4 Annual Stall Copywrrter S Comm Memonal School C ub l 2 Masque 6 Gavel 3 4 Oh 4 D A R Test Sr Scholar shrp ROMA IEAN HAHN Q Romey Cornmercxal YTeen 1, 2 3, School Club , , FBLA 3, 4 News Typrst 4 f 7 1 , 1' iff C F f-Aff I X 76 X U' BBLVA H Aca e 114 Sr om Invxta xons hool Club LEWIS VERNON HALL Agncultural 1 2 4 Olh Schcol Club 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 IANICE LEE HAMSHER 1 fanny J Academxc Y een l GAA 1 2 3 4 I 3 Glee Club 3 4 Mus Revxew 3 4 Class Ofhcer 1 Operetta 3 4 Annual Stall-Clrculatxon Sr Comm Caps and Gowns Sc ool Club l 2 Ofilce 3 Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Make up Crew 3 4 PHYLLIS E HATCHER 1 Pearl I Academlc Yeen1GAA1234 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mxxed Cho 3 4 Mus Revxew 2 3 4 u dent Councll 2 Class Play Operetta 3 4 Annual Staff Cxrculauon S Comm Ban quet School Club l Z Sr Girls Tno Sr Scholars!-up ROBERT T HEINFELD 1 Bob J Academxc H1Y 2 3 4 Off 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Mus Review 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orch 1 Band Orch Con 1 2 3 4 Student Coun cxl l Class Play 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 School Club 1 2 ROSEMARY K HERRING Ccmmercxal FTA 4 FBLA 4 Sr Scholarshxp RONALD E HINKLE K Hmk 5 Industrial Football 2 4 Track 3 School Club l 2 Coop wxth Llberty Folder RICHARD MADISON HODGE 6 Dick J Academxc ee Club 1 2 3 4 Mlx Cho 2 3 4 Mus REVISW l 2 nd 1 4 Orc 2 3 4 Band-Orch C n 1 2 3 4 Sclence Club 2 4 Oil Play 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Sr Ccmm Caps and Gowns School Club 1 2 Masque 61 Cavel 3 4 Student Dlrector 4 Sr Scholarshxp DOROTHY IMOGENE HOLLY K Imogene J Commercxal FBLA 4 School Club 1 SHARON I. HUFFMAN Academxc een l GAA 1 2 brary 1 2 3 4 School Club l 2 Make up Crew 3 4 23 O V T , ,lf he lv of O , filo-' 1' 1 ljflxni-: ES . I , , N . ,V . Y-T 1, 2. : . C .- : : . . ' ' : 1, 2. FFA , , 3, : 'cer 3, 4: , ' gf ' G1 , , . : 'ed W -T : , , . :Oi. . , , : ' , . : ,: . ' 3.4:Ba ,2,3,: h. 1, , : ' : , . : .- o . . t. .- St. lScho'ar. 1. 2, Class h . : ' : , : . . : . -T : , , , : Off. l : . l' 1 1. . : St Z H H ' : 3, 4: - . : - 5 , 2, ' ' : r. .- - ..: Y-1' f ,.3,4:l.i- : . : 1 i CHARLES E HUGHES 1 Chuck J Indusnal School Club 1 2 Co-op Wllh Monarch EDNA LOUISE IKE Commercxal School Club 1 2 CL Jnfcxsoqljf QU? A my A :Z Club 2 SN Operetta ool Club 2 Sr Comm Caps and Go ERMA IANE IONES r Academlc M GAA I 2 X4, School Club 2 FTA 2 9' Oiflcer 2 K- .1 F HUGH FRANKIQN KASER 1 Huglsue J Acadenuc HIY 1 2 3 4 St Schclarshlp S C o m m l1v1tat1ons School Club l 2 Student Asst Safety Patrol 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Sr Scholarshlp 24 .src-'hs svx 'xlr' Q5 S9 ANN KERLIN Academic een 1 4 GAA 1 2 Gee Club12 3 4 Mrxd Cho 3 4 Newspaper 1, 3 4 s Review l 2 3 Scholar 1 Student Councxl 3 Class OH 4 Operetta 3 4 An nu al Staff Advertrsxng S Comm-Chxldrens Home School Club 1 2 Sr Gxrls Tno Make up Crew 3 4 Sr Scholar shxp ROBERT B LANE 1 Bob J Academic Glee Club 4 School Club 1 2 FLORETTA PAY LAYMAN Commercral News Typrst 4 School Club 1 2 ROZELLA MAE LAYMAN Commercxal School Club 1 2 Annual Staff Typxst IANICE LUCILLE LECKEY Academxc Y Teen 2 School Club 2 lnot graduated? GORDON S LIBBEE f Gord P Academic H1Y234GleeClub234 Mxxed Cho 3 4 Mus Revxew 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Ba Orch -Con l 2 34 Operetia 34 Schoc' Club 1 2 Sr Schol arshlp AN ITA PEARL MAN N Commercial Y Teenl234 0112 GA 12 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mus Re vxew 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Annual Stai'iCuculat1on School Club 12 Library 12 Class Play 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Class Ofixcer 2 CAROL SUE MARTIN C Suzie D Commercxal St Scholarshlp 3 School Clu 2 Oflxce 4 FBLA 3 4 MARILYN MARTZ Academrc YTeen12 GAA1 2 3 4 Off 3 Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Cho 3 4 Plano Accomp Mus Revxew 3 4 St Scholar 3 Class Of hcer 1 Class Play 3 Opereita 3 4 Annual Staff-Cxrculauon Sr Comm Invxtcmons Clu 1 2 Lxbrary 1 2 3 Sr Girls Tno Scholarship mum wmnomx MCMASTBR 1 Jdye' J Commercxal GA1 2 34 School lubl NEWELL I MOORE Aqnculiural FFA1 2 3 4 Ofhcer 3 School Cu l 2 MARTHA ELLEN MORELOCK Ssfzfsggfqyfs 4 BERNARD MAX MOTTER C Max l Agncultural FFA 1 2 3 4 Ofhcer 3 School Cub 1 2 VIVIAN ETTA NEVILLE C Vw J Commercxal Yeen1234GAA123 Glee Club 3 4 Mus Revxew 3 4 Masque 6 Gavel 3 4 Oli 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 3 4 Annual Staii-Crrculatron School Club 1 2 Lxbrary 2 3 4 FBLA 4 OH 4 BETTY ELLEN PELLMAN cademrc School Clubd 2 J 'l 25 FRANK PELLMAN. IR. Agricultural FFA 2, 3. 4: School Club 1, 2. CONN IE LOU RHOADES Commercxal YTeen 1 2 Glee Club Mlxed Cho, 3 4 Band Orch 3 Annual Sta T ool Club l 2 LA 4 HUGO M RIEFSTAHL f Hug J Academxc H1 Y1 Z Newspaperl 2 Foot balll 2 Track l 2 Tenms 3 4 School Club 1 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Sr Scholar 1 CHARLOTTE ANN RIKE Q Ann D Commercxal Orch 1 3 4 Band-Orch Con 1 3 4 St Scholar 3 Sr Cubl BARBARA LYNNE RIKE Academlc YTeen 1 3 Glee Club 2 3 Mlxed Cho 4 Mus Review Z ch 3 4 Ba Orch-Con 1 2 3 4 St Sh o r 3 O eretta 3 Comm Last Chapel Schcol Club l 2 Sr Scholarshx 1,4434 'N ap fi? MARY IANE ROBERTS Academic Y-Teen 1. 2: School Club 1. 2. MELBA TEAN ROEGNER Commercxal YTeen 1 2 3 GAA 1 School Cub 1 2 GERALD B ROESSER f Tebe I Industrial School Club l 2 Coop wxth Copeland IOANN FAITH SANTO K 10 5 Academlc Y een 1 Z 3 4 1 ews ra er 1 2 3 Edxto Class Pl 3 t c o ar Annual dltc C Comm Memox 1 Club 1 2 Office 3 Quxll Scroll 3 4 Sr Scholarshlp FRANK P SARVEH C Sutcb J Academxc Gee Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Band-Orch -Con 1 2 S Comm-Class Colors School Club l 2 - , : , 3. 4: , I ' . : . 2, 3: G . HL - : , . , . I : I y . .J . ff ll sh'p. I I 1 b N L' rr U . . -T . . . : . : - , v- 1 ap . . , . ' I ' ' ', ' ,' . 2 h . 2: Comm.-Class Coldrlii School . I ' ' Sr' - U .- 1 . ,XY 'lv Y : . : . I P j. ww ' . I . , 42 or . U 3. 4: Or l,l 2, ,l : nd-L ' - - . . . : - C - 1 : . . . : 10- I P . 4: Sr. . . , .3, 4: -- : W r. . : , N . . . 1 , , -.J l U2 IAMES M SCHIFF C frm I Academxc Hx1234GleeClublZ 3 Mixed Cho 2 3 4 Ne paper 1 2 Mus Revlew l 2 3 4 S Comm Mernonal Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Track Z 3 School Club l 2 Annual Staff Copywriter BERNARD SHAFFHR K Bernie D Industnal School Club 1 2 Coop wlth Copeland fnot graduated? NORMAN IOHN SMART f lack l Agncultural 1 2 3 4 Football 3 School Club 1 2 fnot graduated! MARY L SMEDLEY Academxc School Club 1 2 SHEILA ELAINE SMITH Academxc YTeen 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Mus vlew 2 3 Scholar 2 3 Class Play 3 Op eretta 3 School Club 2 Masque 6 Gavel 3 4 Scxence Club 4 D A R Test Sr Scholarshrp sv' MARILYN IANE STARREIT Com'nerc1al Y Teen 1 2 3 4 School Club 2 FBLA 3 BETTY IEAN STEINKEMPER 1 Bets D Academzc een 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 4 Inter Nos 3 Officer 3 Mas que 6 Gavel 3 4 Olflcer 4 Class Oil 3 Class Play 3 4 Annual Stafi ASSISQ EdlIOI S Comm Class Colors School Club 1 2 Sr Scholar shxp CURTISS E STEWART Q Curt I Acadermc School Club l 2 IO ANN SWIGER lo Academxc een 1 GAA 1 S hool Club 1 2 IEANNE MARY SWINEHART K Jeanme' I Academic YTeen l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Mxxed Cho 3 4 Mus Re v w 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 School Club 1 2 Masque 6 Gavel 3 4 Sr Scholarshxp IOANNE RUTH SWINEHART C Jody J eAca 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 X113 dCho34MusRe w 3 4 Operetta 3 4 xagf-xxSch lu12 THOMAS A TEETERS 1 Tom 1 Academlc Band 1 2 3 4 Band Orch Con 1 3 4 School Clubl 2 BETTY IUNE VORBSS 1 Bet'D Commerclal School Club 1 2 IAMES E WAGNER Plug' J Academic 1 2 4 Student Councxl 2 Class OH 4 Annual Staii Cxrculatxon Football 1 Z 3 4 Track 1 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Tennrs 3 4 School Club l 2 PATRICIA SUE WARD C Pal 7 Academc Yeen1234GAAl23 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Cho 3 4 Mus Revxewl 3 Orch 2 3 4 Band-Orch n 2 3 4 Operetta 3 School Club l 2 Sr Scholar shxp 28 THOMAS LEE WATKINS 1 Cec J Academxc H1Y 3 4 Officer 4 St Scholar 1 2 3 Student Councxl 4 Class Ofhcer 3 Annual Stal! Busm ess Manager Sr Comm Last Chapel Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 2 3 School Club 1 2 Sr Scholar shxp AMY LOU WEBER Academlc Inter Nos 3 Library 2 3 4 FTA 1 2 Lxbrary Club 4 Sr Scholar shlp IEHRY R WPHTED Academe Glee Club 1 2 4 Mixed Cho 2 Band-Orch -Con 1 2 3 4 School Club 1 DONALD WIBEI. C Don J Academic School Club 1 2 DOROTHY A WOLF!! Q D0 J Commercral Glee Club 2 3 4 Mxxed Cho Mus Revrew 3 School Club O ff if X or n -Q I.: : I ' A eng. . : . ' F I - I ,, : . , : . - - - -'- Q Q 5 , 5 , 5 I 1 1 1 1 ' b , , . 1 : . : N . : . - ff 'JY - Y-Teen 11 GAA 1. 2, 3. 4: 3.4: Band'1.'Z.l3. 4: orchf-lf cf' , ' ff il Hi-Y . . 3, : ' , . If 'll -T . . . : , . 1 . : . ,U . : , . 4, :. 12114: .. I , u- . 1 1, Co . , . : , 4: 2' . . 1 f . ' X l l ELIZABEETH AN Ulf Comme cial Annu f - thee 3 4 MARY KATHERINE YOHEY C Kate J Academic GAA 1. Z. 3, 4: Schcol Club l - if Sch ibrary. BL F 3. 4. thx eq Q IL qzqfivu Dorothy Sherer jomed the class of 50 ln the freshman well hked Dorothy was actlve ln her 4 H group 1n Maplewood At school she was a good student and enjoyed her school days to the fullest extent Dorothy dred lust after she completed her yumor year As mnety erght senxors graduate 1nto the busy world they w11l m1ss Dorothy who has already graduated 1nto a hner more complete hfe g I tx I year.. Her winning smile and friendly manner made her 2 mzan, qoaL ng, The junror class wh1ch entered Srdney Hrgh three years ago had been very actrve rn the past and expected to be even more act1ve when lt took 1ts place as the semor class for the school year 1950 1951 Athletrcs IS a very 1mportant part of the school lxfe of the junxors Elght 1un1or boys re cerved vars1ty letters th1s year for part1c1pat1on 1n football As basketball rolled around the junror class was not to b caught napp1ng and two Jumor boys made the f11'Sl f1Ve The junlors were also proud of therr track golf baseball tennls enthuslasts Not to be out done by the boys the weaker sex had 1ts athletic Slde too The GAA 1S one of the organrzatrons wh1ch the grrls really go for 1n a b1g way Many junrors partlclpated 1n rnterscholastrc volleyball and basketball as well as rntramurals The frrst b1g event for thrs class was the Freshmen Party rn 1948 The next year Ann Stump and Dale Speckman were elected Pnnce and Prmcess of the Hlgh Note Hop Th1s year was the f1rst year that the jumors had ever attempted to put on anyth1ng publlc hke a play but they worked hard on stagmg sound effects learnmg l1nes and all the other essentlal thmgs wh1ch make a good produc t1on They were proud to present Trsh as thelr yumor class play Muslcally the Jumors boast many members who are active rn the all boy band the senlor orchestra boys glee club g1rls glee club and mlxed chorus In Sclence Club YTeens H1Y FFA FTA the 11st could go on 1ndef1n1tely ln all the1r GCt1V1tleS the juntors had a will to do thmgs 1n the best way possrble especrally when at the last of the year they held the Iunror Semor Prom rn honor of the class of 1950 The juruors worked hard to make the prom a success and as xt was therr fmal tnbute to therr predecessors they wanted rt to be the best Prom umm Www Pflvlafd Walt Drckhaut played center on the football team and was a member of the band and mixed chorus as well as betng chief executrve of the Junior class Also sports rnrnded was our vxce presrdent George Clayton Sleepy played guard on the hrst flve of the basketball team Betty Merncks has been a 4 O0 student frequently through out her hrgh school career She also kept the mmutes of her class A forward on the gxrls serve basketball team Betty Lou Hrggrns also found txme to be a reporter on the news staff and handled the fmancral deals of the juniors Left to nqht Betty Hxggms Betty Merncks George Clayton Walter Dxckhaut Best Wfzshes from Electro Hygzene Co Alutual Federal Savmgs and Loan Ass'n 30 Monarch Cleaners C. J. Brzggs . 1 - - - 11 - 11 , . 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 Q . . . . . - . v 1 1 . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . . . . 1 . . 1 11 . . . . . ' . . .I . . ' . . . . . . . ' - 1 Y- ,,1'..- :Q-,ifrx-1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 11 fe- 1 ' 1 1 1 . Anna Mae Abbott Io Ann Anderson Iobea Anderson Lowell Baker Ronald Bamum Fred Baseore Ixm Baumann hm Beck George Bell Connie Bertsch Edna Mae Bertsch Bernie Bolden Donald Born Omer Bowden Ianet Bumqardner Dnck Burns Ioe Cartwnqht George Clayton Robert Clayton Ethel Cole Fntz Colmar Vrrgrnxa Comer Betty Cooper Carl Cotterman Carol Couchot Dxck Counts Emerson Courter Barbara Cnm Iohn Crumbaugh Ins Cunnxngham Marlene Currey Tom Curtner Bob Davis Patsy Dean Dorothy Deweese Walter Dlckhaut Donna Doble Melba Dorsett Iean Dowden Phxlxp Elliott Phyllls Elllott Lael Ely Manlyn Fetter Blanche Flemmq Eldon Foqt Martha Foster Ianxce Fox Io Ann Geer Vernon Glbbs Best Wzsbes from Gallaloer .v Drug Store and Bzllzng 81 Salm Co Charles DeVelvis N 'UQ George Gilford Elmer Goshorn La Neta Goshom Robert Green Nancy Griqq Edward Hahn Ioe Hancock Betty Io Harrison Richard Hawkins Mary Io Herd Betty Lou Higgins Barbara Hill Ronald Howell Rebecca Ike Dave lngland Margaret Iackson Nancy Iacluon Phyllis Iaclrson Dtclr Kauffman Iulxa Kles Lourse Kirby Tom Knupp Ierry Kuntz Helen Laws Merle Laws Susan Leckey Betty Lee Pat Lrbbee La Donna Llmbert Ixm Litton Lxllran Locker Roy Longbrake Maxine Lorton Dick Ludwig Bxrdella Marsh Fay Martm Iewell Martin hm McCoy hm McCracken Margaret Michael Norbert Miller Richard Moore Ruth Ann Moore Roy Morelock Thelma Covert Lynn Morgan Ieannxne Mortxmore Cynthia Morton Gene Nevin Best Wfzshes to Class of 50-The Mmm: Cbzck Hatchery 7' g . 6- A ' .' . Betty Lou Merriclzs C i , ' . 6 'L X V . . 5 . K L Norma Nolte Robert Pence Bill Prueter Sam Rees Dale Benner Velma Rhule Kenneth Roach Connie Roberts Donna Roberts Lois Roegner Vernon Rogers Beatrice Roth Robert Sayre Richard Scherer Frank Schlagetter Dick Schroerlucke Dick Sevmg Manan Sharp Phillip Shlvely Lenetla Shoemaker Marlene Shue Don Deena Sxmes Ierry Smith Donald Smith Ruth Smith Dale Speckman Barbara Sphar Don Starrett Clara lane Stewart Robert Stewart S- Ann Stump Phylhs Symonds Manlyn Taylor Lois Wagner Ramon Walter Kenneth Ward George Watkins Violet Watkins Sue Welhng Carol Wxlderrnuth Rosemary Wolaver Harvey Wooddell lack Young Myra Zwlebel Compliments o Sleburg Custom Shop Houard ll ooddell Poultry 8. Eggs Carej Greetmg Card Co Dick Helman, Auto Sales . l . Q .K 5 I ' i A Q S . 'X . 9' -1 y A l .n 1 6. g, . -1 'Q F C . Marvin Wooddell 5 U'5':5Q! ,L A V. s ' f . v ,, -I Y ' Y .iviffw Freshman year over the class of 52 en tered the sophmore year w1th renewed sp1r1t and VIQOI hoplng to make thxs year the best one yet Everyone 1n the class contrlbuted someth1ng to the school to make th1s come true Many were the athletes of th1s outstandlng class Durrng football season sophs were on the team wantmg to w1n and show1ng that they could be just as rough as they come They were well represented on the basketball court too Wlth members on the team The sopho more manager was Iohn McKn1ght The members ably represented the class 1n both curncular and extra curr1cular act1v1t1es The grrls really made a showlng 1n both GAA and YTeens The GAA wont have any thlng to worry about 1f the sophomore 1rls manager for the GAA was Shuley Anthony who was also captaln of the sophomore team Class representat1ve was Carol Beers Patsy Kendall was Ir Y Teen presldent and Shufley Anthony another sophomore ofhcer was the treasurer All sophomore Y Teens help IL ed sell bangles poppxes and worked at many other prolects Many sophomores took part 1n the vocal concert and the band and orchestra concert Many boys were 1n1t1ated xnto the Semor H1 Y and part1c1pated 1n the selllng of football and basketball programs Student Councll members who represented then class were Carl Carey and Dlck Ward At every football and basketball game ra1n or shlne the sophomore cheerleaders were al ways there ready to pep up the team and the cheenng secuon 1f need be The cheerleaders were Margaret Taylor and Althea Foster The sophmore party wh1ch was held on Apnl 20 was an evemng of fun enjoyed by of sophomores every year The class of 1952 now consrdered them selves veterans of SHS procedure After two years of hrgh school expenence they were m to the swlng of thlngs and were looklng for ward to being 1un1ors at Srdney Hrgh nld .um 051331215 A.o,t2hA The chlef executxve of the sopho more class Tum Applegate play ed ln the SHS band Dlck McCoy the Veep of he class of 52 was mterested m all kmds of sports He was on the varslty basketball squad but was kept from actlon IH football b cause of an mjury He was a re porter on the news staff Shlrley wrote the mmutes of her class meetmgs and then partxclpat ed ln GAA and mn the Gxrls Glee Club Ice handled the money matters for has class was active m sports and was an able reporter on the news staff Left to nght Ioe Cathcart, Shrrley Beemer T1m Applegate, Dxck McCoy 34 Momzrfb Machine Tool Company 0 I ' , ' , 9' ' ' . , ' team IS to be the future varsrty of' SHS. Bus1ness everyone. This pt-my is Q big event in the lives . 1 ., ,. 1 . . I el Kathryn Abbott Freda Albauqh Clilton Anderson Shirley Anthony Charlene Applegate Tlmmy Applegate Roger Aschenbach Donald Baker Ruth Bales Iarnes Barlow Ralph Baumqardner Shxrley Beemer Carol Beers Ioanne Bengston Carolyn Bennett Robert Bxllxngs Theodore Bower Ixrnmy Bnggs Ann Carey Carl Carey Dale Carr Ioe Cathcart Ronald Cavmder Eldon Chester Annie Clemons Shxrley Clmehens Ruth Cole Betty Comer Edwin Cotterman Nancy Cotterman Iacquelme Crabtree Davld Damels Gmqer Davey Qandra Dorner Clance Dowden Bob Dye Richard Elliott Ieane Rae Emert Stanley Evans Clara Mane Ewmg Ruth Ewma Verona Ferauson Barbara Fields Iarnes Flemmg Hilda Fc-qt Howard Foqt Ivan Foqt Iamce Foqt Althea Foster Monarch Machine Tool Company Martha Dicke Peggy Ann Free Lawrence I-'reeling Ioan Fugate Iean Gariety Carol Gauby Leonard Gephart Mary Ann Gifford David Gillespie Karen Green Barbara Grillis Devon Gross Lois Hague Dick Hatcher lrva Hawkins David Helrnan Robert Helman Bob Henke Vera Hoover Phyllis Howell Ianet Iackson David Iohnson Robert Iohnson Don Iones Imogene Iones Ierry Kendall ratsy Kendall Ava Nell Kennedy Phil Korn Hugh Lawrence Wllda Layton Ioyce Leach Helen Liebhart Dick Link Emogene Long Ronald Luckey Ianet Ludwig Donna Lusk Barbara Marsh Iames Bilhngs Glona Matthews Dick McCoy Iohn McKnight Omer Meyer Helen Morelock Phyllis Nolan Lois Nolte Mary lane Osborn Larry Partmgton Shirley Paul Complzments 0 Szdnej Dazrj Marilyn Miller Delmar Pence lorry Protsman Dorothy Puckett Ronald Puckett Vlvlan Redinbo Nancy Rilre Ray Roeller Ruth Sampson Helen Schaefer Bill Scherer Loretta Shatto Paul Srlvers -s Drema Short Iames Slife Marvin Slrfe Robert Smedle Don Smrth Shirley Smrth -V- lohn Snowden Carolyn Spangler Ronme Starrett Iames Stenqel Fred Stocksull Margaret Taylor Ianet Thompson Richard Tldwell Sue Toland Fred Umstead Leslze Vondenhueval Don Wade Miles Walbom Dlck Ward Bruce Watkms Paul Wenner Loxs Whihs Herman Wlessmger Sarah Wolaver Eileen Wolfe Ray Wolfe Vlrglma Woolley Charles Yount Best Wishes from Nu Mode Beauty Shop I' D Cbrzstlan, Roofing and Sldmg Specialist Bunnys Drug Store Franny 84 Goffenu Fllfrlililfe Co S . I .4 , I 1 9 ' Y . . . 1 ' T . . 5 . ,V E . . 1 4 ' ' ' , , , . . . . . . . v , ' ' I Jfwnh, qrwi mimi uf, QS, JL 5, Enterrng senror h1gh was a b1g thnll to the memb r of the cla of 1953 After hmshrng 1un1or hrgh thrs class 173 strong looked for ward to berng called freshmen and takmg an actrve part rn senror h1gh act1v1t1es They found that there were more thrngs to do more extra currrcular act1v1t1es open to them They were admrtted ro senror assembly wh re they showed that they had as much tal nt Us any other class Iunror YTeens and GAA took much trme for the grrls and the class was well represented 1n both actrvrtres Fresh man offlcers rn the Y Teens were Carolyn Bowd n secretary and Ioan Sternkemper vrce presrdent and the freshman representatrve for the GAA was Sharon Garrett The Iunror H1Y ls open to any boy who w1shes to become a m mber Freshman offrcers were Iames Santo presrdent Phrhp Freytag secretary Ierry Scan lm program charrman B1l1We1kert chaplarn Left to rrqht Tom Flrnn Rrchard Getrost Ioan Stemkemper Alrce Glore Musrcally rnclmed students took part rn the band and orchestra concert whrch was held 1n February and many members of the class partrcrpated rn the vocal concert whrch was grven rn Ianuary Many freshman boys put athletrcs on therr schedule as a must and both the junior h1gh football and basketball records for thrs year show that rn future years the Wee Bees as they are now called wrll be somethmg to be feared rn the Mramr Valley League One of the brggest events of therr frrst year rn h1gh school was the freshman party whrch was held March 31 Every freshman looked forward to th1s party whrch was lots of fun and served as a commg out party for the Frosh Thrs up-and commg class has many a happy year to look forward to smce so many of the students are partrcrpatrng rn dlfferent QCt1V1tleS wr, uwlaa Tom Flmn Tom or Bucky as he rs usually known the frosh presx dent took a great rnterest rn serv mg hrs class well and partrcrpated m all sports and church actrvrtres Alrce Gloreikfter takmq care of her dutres as vrce presrdent Alrce partrcrpates rn the GAA and Yteens At home she relaxes by playmg the pxano Ioan Sternkernper Thrs rs loans second year as secretary of her class She IS actrve rn the GAA and Yteerx organrzatrons and mterested rn musrc Rrchard Getrost Buzz the treas urer rs another sportsmmded of frcer of the class of 53 Besides partrcrpatrnq rn athletrcs he likes to cook at home 38 Best lV1Vl765 to Clary of '50-ll E. Baumgardner O S S SS . ' . I ' . . . - I , , . . . . . . 1 11 11 - - - - 1 1 ' - - . - 1 1 , . . 9 1 v .1 . . . Q ' , ' 1 D - - - . . -f 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 11 - 11 1 D . - V . , I 1 1 1 ' . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . O I g O I 1 11 11 '- 1 I . I . ' 1 . . . 1 - IS . 11 11 I . . 1 T ' I 1 1 Barbara Allen Keith Applegate Betty Barker Perry Bayley Max Bell Pat Billing Bob Bmkloy Gerald Blacker Raymond Boller Shirley Booher Carol Botner Carolyn Bowden Larry Brookhart Bruce Brown Iames Brown Iackxe Brubaker Lewis Burns Melvin Burton Shirley Burton Iulia Cable wluldlll Cable Fred Carey Phil Carey Sue Ann Carey Sara Cartwright Betty Castle Patncla Clark Paul Clayton Carl Cochhn Barbara Coffman Bxll Collxer leanean Cook Shirley Cotterman Martha Cnm Drck Current Iohn Daugherty Sue DeVelvis Dons Dowden Ianet Edwards Mary Lou Erlennan Mae Ellu Mary lane Elks Ruth Ely Iune Engle Mary Lou Evans loyce Few Iulxa Fuhbauqh Torn Fllnn Barbara Foqt Comphments of C D Beck and Company Inc 6- ' Y F - S. f- . ' - L , I ' Bob Conrad 5 P ' 93 5' N I . 6 S O ' c g 6 -.., Zzmplaer Electrzc Sewzce Eugene Fogt Mariorie Foqt Ronald Foqt Barbara Frazier Lavon Frazier Phillip Freytag Emma Lou Fridley Lowell I-'rische Pat Gaqoudy Raymond Garrett Sharon Garrett Edward Gates Richard Getrost Iamce Gibbs Wally Gxllman Iean Gluck Alice Glore Gary Gooder Dan Goshorn Harold Grliixs Lucretia Hancock Dons Harp Tom Harp Ierry Harrod Dick Henxser Earl Henson Naomi Herring Iohn Hill Ronald Hill Amy Lou Holly Shirley Holly Barbara Homer Vxrgxnxa Hullord Homer Hughes Helen Iones Bob Kaser Marlene Kaulman Iohn Kemp Frederick Knasel Glenna Knasel Norman Knasel Tom Kopp Lxnda Koskxnen Marlene Lamastus Margaret Lee Duck Lnpold Iune Levertng Vernon Locker Darlene Litton Eugene Marrs Nancy Marsh Lois lane Martin Shxrley Martin Carolyn Masteller lean McKenzie Elmer McMaster Daniel McNeil Mary Ellen Mxller David Moehnng Mary Lou Moore Robin Morns Robert Mouk Iacque Neer Treva Ann Oldlng Carol Peterson Manmae Plummer Conme Pnce Donald Pnce Coy Pryor Iay Bansbottom Mary lane Rxke Wlllxam Rxnehart Dollxe Roegner Iames Santo lerry Scanlm Naomi Schull Lloyd Setter! Barbara Servls Dale Shaffer Carol Shelby Phxllxp Shoemaker Beulah Slrmner Madexra Skmner Norma Slxle Patncla Snapp Ella Snowden Manorxe Spangler Tom Spaugy Marlm Sphar Patty Stafford Ronald Staley Carol Starrett Ioan Stemkemper Evelyn Stengel Iohn Symonds Lots Txdwell Patty Totos Iohn Uncapher Carolyn Van Demark Donna Van Fossen Loretta Vondenhuevel Manan Walter Donald Ward Carl Watren Betty Iane Weber Carolyn Weber Wrllxam We1kert Wanda Wells Wnllnam Wendel Iohn Whlted Shxrley Wrcal Larry Wllord Lloyd Wllord Hugh Wxldermuth Bllly Wxllxamson loy Wolaver Frances Wolfe Flora Young Nancy Younlnn Geraldme Zook Best uzsbes from Dr I' L Getrost ' ' t . 'L x at , if- . Ay x 1 - ,W Q . . so if . 6- . . yy Ax I 1 I 'lg . X in S- . I . l F ur gfrfuqfr Our e1ghth graders are now fully accl1mated to the l1fe at our school Last year they entered the open portals of Stdney Hrgh School 1n search of Knowledge Then' quest led them to the th1rd floor of the junlor hxgh bu1ld1ng Here they met the1r fel low students and thelr teachers who were to gu1de then' footsteps down the paths of learn 1ng for the next year They were the second largest class ever to enter Sldney Hrgh Iust as the1r number 15 great o IS the1r talent The class of 1954 1S bubblmg over w1th leaders 1n athletlcs musrc speech and scholarsh1p People l1ke Sam Bender Paul Barker and Iohn Robert Dav1s w1ll be our future football and basketball stars Gretchen Mllem Ierry Blake Sara Colller and Shelby lean Hazel have already shown Gblllly 1n the f1eld of mus1c In scholar ,Ay X '-N number of students who have obta1ned a 4 00 average Pr1sc1lla H111 and Lee Al1ce Ball have shown prom1se as buddmg GI't1SlS of SHS In the annual magazme campalgn the e1ghth grade sold about one th1rd of the total magazlnes for the ent1re school The top sales men for the school were Gretchen M11em and Kathleen Nevergall both erghth graders The e1ghth grade glrls are very much 1nterested 1n athletrcs They part1c1pated ac trvely ln the tournament games that were played at noon A large percentage of the band members were e1ghth graders Although the members of the class of 1954 have just begun thelr educatlonal career they have la1d the1r foundahon upon a rock and are eagerly look1ng forward to then' flrst year dam Sam Bender the erghth grade presxdent took a very actlve rn terest ln athletlcs especrally bas ketball and tenms The worthy vrce presrdent Ida Cunnmgham has the unusual hob by of collectmg antrque paper wexghts She also enjoys hshmg Bestdes her dutles as secretary Shelby Iean Hazel found herself very busy wlth her musrc Martha Ellerman rs a very ver satrle grrl After her dutres as treasurer were done she added to her collectron of match folders Left to nqht Martha Ellerman Ida Cunnmgham Sam Bender Shelby lean Hazel 42 Compliments of Czty Loan C I ' rqh . ship, the eighth grade leads the school in the as freshmen in our Sidney High School. 5 W t 1 , 4 5 t V 5 M im Connie Apple Glenda Apple William Arboqast Garnet Avy Paul Baker Alice Ball Sharon Beerline Ierry Beers Ruth Bell Carl Bemus Sam Bender Patty Ann Bertsch Rxchard Bxllxng Ierry Blake Marlene Blake Bradley Bolden Eula Bolden Harry Boller Robert Born Io Ann Bowen Susan Brandenburg Carl Brown Iuha Bryan Bnan Bunnell Orlena Bums George Bynum Harry Castle Carol Carey Sue Ann Carey Barbara Carr Betty Cathcart Phyllms Chxlders George Clawson Don Clayton Carol Clayton Shrrley Clayton Don Coburn Lots Cochhn Gary Cole Helen Cole Sara Collxer Norma lean Cooper Patncxa Cooper Rxchard Cooper Florence Cotterman Connxe Cnm Ida Cunningham Ginger Davey Don Davis Iohn R Davls Iohn F Davls Barbara Denman Robert Dulbone Elaine Doll Lynn Doseck Patncla Dowell Frank Dulaney Torn Dunnavant Martha Ellerman Beverly Elliot lane Ellxot Shirley Englehaupt Betty Fahnestock Phyllis Fair Ianet Fmlrenbxne 43 Best ll' :shes to Class of 50-Ray Stemle Drugs Harley Davis. 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W - Z mimi! tx Patricia Flanagan Ianet Freistulher Eugene Fries Bill Funk Tommy Galbrealh Fred Gates Maude Gates Lois Gauby George Gerhold Ierry Gibbs Ioan Glick Norma Gregory Richard Gngg Marsha Grode Cater Hardwick Patricia Hatcher Delmar Harrison Vxrgmxa Harvey Shelby lean Hazel Barbara Hawkins Iohnny Heckler Betty Helman Homer Iackson Walter Henson Wanda Henson Pl'1SClllG Hill Richard Hughes Shirley Hull Rosalyn Iohnston Nancy Kaylor Robert Kexser Iames Kemp Wayne Kmnmger Marion Knxel George Kookootsedes Robert Krextzer Georgxann Leach Ronald Leckey Frank Lee Iohn Lee Phyllis Lxbbee Patty Long Florence Longbrake Wilbur Lorton Georgia Lovett Robert Lunsford Margaret Marsh Iames Marrs Ierome Martin Rhonda Maxon Carol McKnight Robert McLaughl1n Mary lane McMullen Marcia McVay Gretchen Mxlem Ronald Mxller Patncla Mmmch Carol Moore Manlyn Moore Robert Neer Darlene Neuman Kathleen Nevergall Edward Nichols Gary Noms Mary Norms Eddme OConnor Maydine 0'Conner Iacque Pence Betty Preuter Iames Pryor Vasco Pryor Carol Pulier Vlolet Rxeneke Betty Rlch Beverly Richardson Robert Rrckert Ralph Rxder Carol Rlke Ronson Robinson Carl Schaefer Dale Scherer Shxrley Scherer Barbara Shaffer Terry Shatto Carol Smith Iames Smxth Shirley Smith Don Snapp Doyle Snapp Eula Snowden Robert Sparks lack Spaugy Sandra Sprnner Ianet Stenqal Rxta Stewart Thomas Stewart Shrrley Stockton Sylvla Stockton Trule Stnxnk Iames Stump Hazel Surber Kenneth Swonger Lxllre Terry Ieanne Thomas Arlene Thorne Glenn Trdwell Cole Tremam Ierry Umstead Cary Vanfossen Phxhp Velth Iames Verdrer Iulxa Vordemark Mary Iane Vorhees lane Wade Emerson wdfklhs Kathleen Webber lames Weller Ruth Weller Wrllxam Whlted Loxs Wlldermuth Patncla Wlseman Manlyn Wolfe Thomas Wolle Max Wones Shlrley Wooddell Pnscrlla Woodrutt Walter Younq Ioseph Younlnn Iames Tidwell jwnnth, Heaven, waa, Th1s year was the beg1nn1ng of a h1gh school career for the seventh graders The students are the product of many elementary schools m the S1dney local and rural areas Th 163 members of th1s class were d1V1ded 1nto f1ve sect1ons Early 1n the ftrst week they found that they dldnt have a recess as they had had 1n grade school but not a one of them would have traded thelr new gym class for recess Athletlcs appealed to both boys and glrls Some of the boys became members of the yuruor h1gh football and basketball teams Th1s gave them good expenence for the teams next year and for the future vars1ty squads The g1I'lS partrcrpated tn 1ntramural basketball games tenms baseball and other sports Th1s was the f1rst t1me many of these grrls ever played these sports and as a whole they learned very qu1ckly They were lookmg for ward to the t1me when they could become Lett to nght Ixm Grate Bruce Bertsch Rrta Stroll Lula Laws -L6 members of the GAA They would have to walt another year yet but 1n the meantrme they k pt playrng and perfectmg thelr games The Iunlor H1 Y attracted many of the boys and they took part 1n the many act1v1t1es rt had to offer The Iunlor YTeens 1S not open to the grrls untrl they are freshmen Several glrls 1nterested 1n cheerleadlng be came cheerleaders for the jumor h1gh football and basketball games The seventh grade cheerleaders were Pat Connaughton GIOIIG Young and Karen Blake The seventh grade became another m1le stone 1n the l1ves of these students on then journey through school Now that they were old hands around Jumor h1gh they were look 1ng toward the day when they would be erghth new fnends and make a name for themselves 1n S1dney H1gh L'laM,n,Q5 .QfzL Bruce Bertsch The prexy I the seventh grade took on his dutles after he was elected ln the tall of the year He played rn the band hked sports and collected stamps as a hobby Iames Grate hm vxce prestdent preslded whenever xt was neces sary for hlm to do so He ts n terested ln sports and auto racmg Rxta Stroll After Rlta had fm lshed her work as secretary she became a regular httle homemak er She hked to sew cook and dance Lula Laws When her treas urers dutxes were over Lula hked to read draw and go on byclcle hrkes ll ll .. I e ' I ' ' . 9 . . . ' s I - ' ', , graders and would have new classes, meet V I I o o 0 5 s I - O 4 sf . . ' ' , ' i- Donna Allen Robert Allen Lloyd Applegate Betty Baker Byron Baker Gerald D. Barlow Mary Bamett Arthur Baumgardner Ronald Bell Denton Bemus Bruce Bertsch Paul Blacklord Barbara Blake Ianet Blake Karen Blake Nancy Bolden lean Bowen Karen Brandenburg Ralph Brown Carl Burchett Henry Bynum Marybelle Carey Peggy Carey Thomas Carey Iames Castle Rxchard Cavlnder George Chnsman Ruth Clark Beverly Clmehens Patncla Connaughton Edna Mae Cotterman Gerald Covert lohn Crlm Ierrold Currey Lmda Dalzell Don Dav1s Leroy Davns Marvm Deal David Dorrmre Mary Dowell Geraldine Dresback Ava Ellis Patncxa Elson Richard Elson Iohn Engllsh Vmcent Frantz Wllham Fultz Shxrley Funk Thomas Gardner KAI I MAIN S' Richard Frazier Serving This Community for Thirty Years 7 Bennett Insurance Agencj, Inc Rosarta Gates Vxrgzma Glbbs Iames Grate Tom Green Larry Gross Billy Gruebmeyer Lmda Harper Rrchard Harp Amold Hatfxeld Karen Hays Rxchard Herring Byron Hxggms Wxllram Holly Wanda Honaker Iames Hoover Russell Howell Wxllxam Howell Shirley Hufford Euelonas Hughes George Hughes Lours Hughes Samuel Hughes Ann lngersol Iamce Johnson Wanda Iones Davrd Kah Tony Kahn Suzann Kaser Wayne Kaser Ierry Kaufman Thomas Kllhan Amy Kxnnmger Darlene Knasel Marc Knasel Mana Kookootsedes Ieanette Ladner Carlos Longbrake Lula Laws Vrrgxma Laycock Glena Leckey Phrhp Leckey Larry Lemmger Shxrley Lee Ruby Long Jack Marrs Barbara Martz Evelyn Mays Dora McCullough Fredenck Mxchael Max Mmnxear Robert Moore Cathenne Mueller Ioyce Neff Silas Murphy Robert Poxsel Marvm Norns Robert Oldham Shirley Oldham Joyce Patton . Nancy Iackson Robert Pearson Robert Prater William Prater Helen Puckett lanet Reisinger Iames Reineke Max Reprogle lohanna Richards Iune Rinehart Ianlce Roberts William Roberts Iudxth Roeller Ann Robinson Shirley Ruese Wilmer Sage Rose Sailor Don Schiti Danny Schlagetter Robert Srberl Ioanne She Marlon Slrte Robert Shte Rose Mary Smith Sandra S t Iames Spangler Neil Staley Gerald Stemle Ioel Stockstlll Ray Stockstrll Rita Strohl ylv1a Studevant lerry Stump Gerald Sturm Betty Sullenberger Eugene Taylor Shrrley Tecklenberg Melba T1dwe'l Ioyce Trostel Bobby Tucker David Van DeMark lack Van Fossen Larry Waggoner Gretchen Wagner Philip Webb Sandra Wexlrert Herbert Wells Geneva Williams Nelson Wilson Helen Yinger Gloria Young Fletcher Zrmpher Thomas Zwiebel Ioan Zwresler Bei! ll uber rom Paul Fog! Slldllkt Hazduare Compam Inc H1 ll at Market ll lllnnm lmmture ..mih - - l William Von Meyer L, R, e . ff' I XY 'pw A' ITHOUT the many act1v1t1es wh1ch are offered to the student body school would be come a dreary task but by havmg a drversrty oi extra currrcular events students are glven an outlet for talents These act1v1t1es not only provlde recreatlon but develop better standards of c1t1zensh1p for through these groups students learn to co operate wxth each other 1n work and play These clubs also prepare the students for Each year many students take advantage of the opportunmes offered rn the clubs of the1r chorce These clubs mclude act1v1t1es rn SCISHCG busmess farrmng Lattn rnuslc and Chr1st1an hv1ng There 1S sornethlng to appeal to every one's hkes and needs at our Sldney H1gh School leadership in the outside world. 52 Student Councrl 1S the student govermng body 1n the admmrstratron at S1dney Hlgh Its Ob1eC'l1Ve 1 to ass1st 1n the olut1on of many problem 1nvo1v1ng the whole student body The membershrp cons1sts of three senlors three junxors two sophomores two freshmen one erghth grader and one seventh grader elected by the1r fespectlve classes The adv1ser was Mrss Fogt A get acqualnted party was sponsored at the beglnmng ot the school year by th1s group Th1s party was for the benetlt of students and teachers ln the h1gh school who were new comers to the S1dney school system The outstand1ng project of thrs orgamzatron 1 the publlcatlon of an 1nformat1ve handbook regardmg curr1cu1a and all school act1v1t1es Sponsorsh1p of outs1de talent for assembly pro grams lo another rmportant functlon These projects are fmanced by student pledges from each class Student Councll plays an rmportant part ln the all round hte of the students by sponsonng locker clean ups and courtesy campa1gns by awardmg attendance plaques by calculatmg honor roll ratlngs and by attemptxng to take care ot student needs Left to nqht Tom Watkms Pat L Brown Drck Ward Carl Carey Irm Getrost hm Santo Dlck Ludwig Blame Doll Carolyn Weber Lael Ely Bob Allen Mrss Fogt Martha Foster ww:-w jaclelv Snack Shop and Neat Cleanefs, Inc. S S . N . . . . - a . . . . I .R i I I 1 , . 1, . H - 4 ' l . I .., I : , . . ' , . ' . . , . . . . . 2 If ' . .sl Q 'l ff -I I Q-Q ,. y E t F S 1 ' 1 t 5 1,4 E ,W K S . . I F , V 2 '- x CSLh.0fLlAfLC, Jzah aim Every year 1n the latter part of February rndu tr1ous tud nts b gm carryrng extra Eng 11 h boo: chem1stry manuals or maybe a math revlew book Add these students the book hour of con entrated study and an ehmmatlon test and you come out w1th three student rn each subyect who go to Mramr Unu rsrty 1n May for the State Scholarshxp Te t It 1 not easy to place hlgh 1n these tests because of the keen cornpetrtlon among the many partlclpants but S1dney Hlgh always makes a good showlng when the results come from the un1vers1ty Last year the students Wlth the hlghest rank rn d1v1s1on I m the State of Oh1O W re as follows Betty M9II1CkS second Enghsh X Davrd Glll9Sp1e thlrd general sclence Ir1 Cunnrngham nmth brology D1Ck Ludwrg fourteenth Englrsh X Susan Welhng e1ghteenth Lnghsh X In the State of Oh1O regardless of classr hcatron B tty MeII1CkS thrrd Englrsh X Davld Glllesple hfth general scrence Standmg left to nqht Betty Merncl-cs Sue Welhng Ins Cunmngham Maman Sharp D1ck Ludwrg and Tom Watkrns Seated left to nqht Ann Rrke Barbara Rxke Davxd Grllesp e Lael Ely and Carol Sue Martm DIXIE Auto Parts and Rlke s Clnibnz I I I I ' s ' s e ' e ' ' - s ' ' ' ' ' ' e 's Q s, , : 3, s c , . . .' . ' . ., 's ' ' ' ' .3 I , ' h ' D , -, Q -- - - Tom Watkms, eleventh, chemrstry C , . .3 . . I -- N . 3 . . . K 53 ,gmrmr mir, gr5fr,f, With only a summer's vacation until they would be seniors, the Class of '50, as juniors, voted to publish the fifth yearbook of Sidney High. Immediately after this decision was made, Ioann Santo and Tom Watkins were chosen to head the staff as editor and business manager. Other members of the staff who were ap- pointed at this time were Iirn Getrost, adver- tising manager: Polly Aschenbach, circulation manager: Betty Steinkemper, assistant editor: and Dawn Bodine, copy editor. In Iune Ioann, Tom, and Miss Flaugher at- tended a conference for yearbook staffs at Athens. During the summer vacation Iim Getrost and his staff visited the local business concerns getting advertisements. When school began in September the staff began concentrating on photography On Feb ffpafibonk, ruary 3 the last picture was sent to the en- graver, and the staff began the long task of copy writing and proof reading. Those who served on the staff with the leaders were as follows: advertising, Marilyn Martz, Patty Iean Brown, Patty Louise Brown, Alice Baumgardner, Phyllis Hatcher, Ann Kerlin. Copy writers and typists, Ianet Eisenhut, Barbara Glore, Hozella Layman, Iim Schiff, Marlene Doll, Elizabeth Wooddell, Connie Rhoadesp circulation, Anita Mann, Vivian Neville, Don Brulport, Charles Brown, lim Wagner, Iohn Conner, Janice Hamsher. Many of these students worked on different jobs as they were needed. Everyone co- operated to make the book a success. ln May the taff proudly presented the 1950 Yellow Iacket Left to right Tom Watkins Ioann Santo Miss Flaugher Im Getrost Betty Sternkemper Dawn Bodine Polly Aschen bach 34 Complznzenlv 0 Harms Ieuclfy Inf ' C , -, 2 , . , t . . , - f ' f .'- ,, ., , . , . . Left to nqht Marrlyn Martz Pa y I e a n Brown Patty Loulse B r o w n Ahce Baum qardner Irm Getrost Tom WGlklHS Phyllls Hatcher Ann Kerlm Left to nght Ianet Elsenhut B a r b a r a Glore Rozella Lay man Dawn Bcdme Ilm SCh1ff Ioann San to Betty Sternkemper Marlene Doll Ehza beth Wooddell Con n1e Rhoades Left to nqht Anxta Mann V1v1an Nevrlle Don Brulport Charles Brown Irm Wagner Iohn Conner Polly Aschenbach I a n 1 c e Hamsher Best ll :chu hom Klnztons load Market V,-B In I 1 A - . 1- I I Rap plL6,llAfl,I'l.Q.LU.6.,-ffgfgfgffsf Someth1ng new every day' That s 11fe 1n the news class Each day there 1S some new task that must be done Each week the class pubhshes the Srdney Hrgh School News wh1ch appears on Thurs day s 1n the Sldney Da11y News Th re IS a great deal more to comp1l1ng a paper than Just wr1t1ng artlcles Each week the staff must make a dummy get heads check the numbers and length of art1cles then on Tuesday several students make up the paper at the news othce Anyone 1n the upper four classes who has above average grades 1n Enghsh 1S el1g1b1e to Jom the news class 1f the quota 1S not already f1lled After hav1ng acqurred one hundred 1nches of news pr1nt and hved up to other cr1ter1a a reporter 1S grven h1s news letter Ioann Santo was ed1tor the frrst semester and Lynn Morgan the second Several other students were grven specral lobs An exchange of papers IS carrled on Wllh other schools 1n the M1Cm1 Valley The student body proudly VIGWS the news of our Srdney Hrgh Ftrs! row Frank Schlagetter Herman Wlessmger Gary Gocder Davzd Moermg Bob Dye D1ck McCoy Second row Pat Gerstner Roma lean Hahn Darlene Luton Manlyn Taylor Ann Kerlm Dawn Bodme Third row Lynn Morgan Ioe Cathcart Ray Boller Sue W lhng Imogene Iones Standmq left to nght Ioann Santo Mlss Flaugher Ianet Ludwlg Iuha Kres Dons Harp 5 4-i.. C omplzment 5 0 IVar1 en v Store, Inc Gasauam 5 56 First Naliomrl Exchange Bank Lima Loan 0 ,, . H , - - . . . . . . . . , . . . - Q . . . o . . . . I ' V I I . 1 Q I . . . . V 1 . , , . '- . 2 , . . e ' , - . 1 -.. I 1- 3 I -' r ' M V ! n s ' l is 1 3 , 5 ' I .. ' E J , 1. . U L xy- - 4 L. 0' 1 X , R Y if , 1 f' . .ff ' 3 .ivlwatn L . , f . ' y V' 1 . . A v . . Lett to nght Sue Wellmg Lynn gan Frank Schlagetter Manlyn lor Marxan Sharp Ioann Santo Flaugher Martha Foster Betty gms Mor T UY M1ss Hrg pun, .Q1u.lL -5r1wlL Organ1zed three years ago the Sxdney H1gh School Chapter of Qu1ll and Scroll IS for those student who w1sh to further the1r rnterests 1n the held of yournahsm The chapter 1S a mem ber of the lnternatlonal SOC1elY for Hlgh School Iournal1sts The Internatxonal Soclety of Qu1ll and Scroll wa formed 1n 1926 by a group of h1gh school faculty who wanted to encourage and reward 1nd1v1duals for thell' spec1a1 ach1evements mn the fleld of Journahsm A student who wants to become a member of Quxll and Scroll may thlnk the goals for membershlp are very h1gh but 11 a student IS mterested 1n wntmg he w1ll be a member 1n no t1me The const1tut1on of the SOC1elY says that a student must meet the followmg requuements 1 He must be a 1un1or 1I1 h1gh school 2 He must be ln the upper th1rd of h1s class He must have done supenor work 1n some held of journahsm such as wr1t 1ng ed1t1ng or busxness management He must be recommended by the ad vlser and approved by the executrve secretary When he becomes a member the student pays an 1n1t1at1on fee for wh1ch he rece1ves the badge of the SOC19lY a subscr1pt1on to the Qulll and Scroll Magazme and a membersh1p Ce1 l1flCGle A banquet 1S glven each year by the S1dney Qu1ll and Scroll for the purpo e of recervmg new members 1nto the soclety Members were Ioann Santo Sue Welllng Lynn Morgan Frank Schlagetter Mar1lyn Taylor Marian Sharp Martha Foster and Betty Lou HIQQIDS The advlser of the group was M1ss lean Flaugher Best Wzshes from Douglas Shell Statton Anderson Electric Shank Shoe Store Szdney Sport 84 Gift Shop 57 1 ' 1 Mu- ,I . . . - M cf 1 1 V, 1 . f I t ' I ' V , 1 1 Y I 1 ' , 3. I . S 1 1 - 1 S 1 1 1 ' 1 I 3 I 1 . . . 1 1 . . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 I 58 JCL 'U ffzauwfzq 114, Mangold Sen1or H1Y formed of sophomore 1un1or and senlor class members 1S the mam SEIVICG organ1zat1on for boys rn Srdney Hrgh School Torn Watkrns served capably as presrdent of the group Bob Hemfeld as v1ce presrdent Dav1d lngland as secretary Ronnle Barnum as treasurer and Drck Ludwrg as chaplam Mr Ge1b aga1n adv1sed th1s progressrve club The Semor H1 Y presented the Thanksglvmg chapel Wllh the Reverend Edwm R Allender as guest speaker The fme football programs sold by H1Y members at all home football games have re ce1ved recogn1t1on throughout the M1am1 Val ley The b1g Chrlstmas formal always con srdered one of the b1ggest soc1al events on the school calendar was held on December 23 1949 The Iunlor H1 Y members completed a suc cessful year under IIITI Santo presrdent Ph11 Freytag secretary George Gerhold treasurer gram charrman Mr Sertert was adv1ser All H1 Y members are mterested 1n promot mg the best and most worthwhrle act1v1t1es 1n therr school homes churches and ne1ghbor hoods Left to nqht Tom Wat kms D1ck Luclwrg Mr Webster Gerb Ronme Barnum and Dave Ing land Lett to nght Mr Lloyd Serfert Ilm Santo George Gerhold Ierome Sccmlm B111 Welker! Phxl Frey tag and Ierry Blake Best Wfzslaes from Tboma jewelers and Dr Clajlon Kzracofe I O I I . .I . . Bill Welkert, chaplain, and Ierry Scanlin, pro- 1 l J Mfwn hc YTeen clubs are among the most rmpor tant and valuable organrzatrons tor g1rls 1n our Srdney Hxgh School lunror and senror grrls form the Senlor Y Teens They were capably led th1s year by Polly Aschenbach and her corps of othcers The Pepperrnlnt Promenade was the trtle of the gala sprrng dance whrch was held on Aprll 14 1990 The grrls sold a large number of football season l1CkelS 1n fact the greatest amount 1n the school s hrstory They also sold refreshments durmg the home football games and basketball schedule penc1ls Miss Frances Sargeant and Mrss Dorothy Row one let to right Barbara Glcre B e t s y Stemkemper Patty Brown Clarbel Iackson Row two Donna Rob erts Ahce Baurrqardner Vlvran Nevrlle A n 1 t a Mann Marlene Doll Row three Mlss Fran c e s Sargeant Marran Sharp Dawn Bodlne Pol ly Aschenbach Pat Brown Row four Mrss Dorothy Duncan Ins Cunmngham Iuha Kres Sue Wellmg Martha Foster loann San Row one Shrrley n thony Ahce Glore Bar bara Marsh Dons Harp Row two Patsy Ken dall Carol Bowden Ian et Ladwlg Helen Schae fer Ioan Stexnkemper Marlene Kaufman Row t h r e e Imogene Iones Sharon Garrett Barbara Frazler and Mxss Bettre Duncan Duncan adv1sed the Senror Y Teen group The Iunlor Y Teen club 1S made up ot grrls from the freshman and sophomore classes Mxss Bettre Duncan was the advlser Student representat1ves from the group were sent to Y Teen camp for a week last summer and to the d1str1ct meetlng rn Columbus rn October The g1rl ralsed most of the money for therr num rous act1v1t1es by helpmg to sell artlcles for charrtable orgamzatlons They held thelr hayrlcle ID October and had a Chrlstmas party at whlch they exchanged presents and sent grit to soldrers hospnals N Complmzenls of Dalsm Rertalnant and ll laeelers Super Harker I - UL I , - . - ' . 3 .N U H . . - . 3 - I R . H. M 'S , f ' : . 1 l ,il I v Q 1 i H I ' it 1 I 9 . , t ,gr . 1 - ' to V' I , : ' A - W n I ' I , : - A, . 'K X - l f 'U . 1 X L -Q' ' ,, L '-. ' 4.- HQ Q Liaunlapa, j,LzmLwza11A!1ip,, The Girls' Athletic Association has performed a definite service for the school during its years cf existence. Miss Claire Gannon, girls' physical education director and GAA adviser. has been associated with SHS for the past five years. During this time she has enlarged the girls' sports program tremendously. The GAA has reached a membership of over one hundred under her guidance. The Intramural program now in- cludes girls from the seventh to twelfth grades. They participate in such sports as basketball, tap football, volleyball, tennis, track, baseball, and ping pong. In the picture at the top we caught the GAA cabinet members in an es- pecially jovial mood. They are left to right, standing: Barbara Crim, jun- ior representative: Shirley Anthony, business manager: Marlene Doll, sen- ior representative: Carol Beers, sop- homore representative: and Miss Ciaire Gannon, adviser. Seated left to right are Edna Mae Bertsch, treasurer: Dot DeWeese, vice- president: Pat Brown, president: Dawn Bodine, secretary: and Marian Sharp, publicity manager. In the middle picture five archers are shown almost ready to shoct those deadly arrows. They are leit to right: Lois Roegner, lean Gariety, Mel- ba Dorsett, Io Ann Geer, and Erma Iones. The rest of the GAA cabinet are shown in the picture at the bottom. Left to right they are Ann Kerlin, Ianet Eisenhut, Ioanne Bengston, Ian- et ackson lpartly obscuredl, Phyllis Hatcher, Iobea Anderson Marilyn Taylor, Martha Foster, Cyn- thia Morton, and Barbara Glore. Miss- ing from the picture are Clarbel lack- son and Mary Ann Gifford. Bert ll uber rom Demtb FIHIEJIII Home and Sidney Paint Co. 3346044 In add1t1on to preparmg boys for famung Future Farmers of Amenca offers opportumtles for the development of leadersh1p scholarship Cll1Z nshrp thntt communxty servrce and recre- at1on The FFA has accomphshed many thmgs and partrcrpated m many act1v1t1es durlng the past year They presented an assembly pro- gram and sponsored a rad1o program over were held throughout the year such as the Pest Hunt Contest wh1ch was won by the Jun1or and sen1or boys The Corn Ear Contest was for the largest longest and best ear of corn The boys looked forward to these con tests and enloyed takmg part 1n them The athlet1c lads of the FFA played 1ntra mural basketball and volleyball and also played 1n the county FFA basketball tourna ment Several Jumor and sen1or boys your neyed to Ohlo State UHIVGISITY for the Farm and Home Week Newell Moore recerved the De Kalb Ach1evement Award whrch IS for SChOlGSf1C ab1l1ty leadersh1p and servlce He was also a candrdate for State Farmer At the state tau the FFA captured the S1lver Award and at the hogs Ierry Smrth won the K1wan1s Sweep- stakes w1th h1S poultry Ofhcers for 1949 50 were pres1dent Vernon Hall v1ce pres1dent Gerald Elsner secretary Newell Moore treasurer Lloyd Baker reporter Eldon Fogt sentmel Iames McCracken ad v1ser Harold Slager Lett to nqht seated Gerald Elsner Vemon Hall Newell Moore Lett to nght standing Mr Harold Slager Eldon Fogt Iames McCracken N evergall Motor Sales gm., . statioh WPTW about the FFA. Several contests local fair Bob Stewart won three pirizes on his 61 62 lub The S1dney chapter of Future Busmess Lead ers of Amerlca recelved 1ts charter on March 31 1947 cmd smce that t1me rt has played an lnterestlng part 1n preparlng 1ts members for careers rn the bus1ness world and has helped to make better cltlzens of them Among other actrvmes members of the club sponsored an after game dance made money to purchase Off1Ce supplles and took a held tnp to the S1dney Dally News Off1C9 Many alumnae of S1dney Hrgh belong to thrs club Iune Barnum a graduate 1n the Class of 49 represented the club at a con f rence 1n Washmgton D C LGJIQQAA, MISS D1llon and Mrs Fndley are co sponsors of the organ1zat1on and advrse the g1rls rn the1r act1v1t1es Margre Brown 1S presldent Conn1e Hhoades v1ce presxdent V1v1an Nev1lle secretary and Dorothy DeWeese treasurer They hold meetmgs every thrrd Monday evenlng at the hxgh school A vanety of programs was held at these meetlngs The gurls drscussed bus1ness pro cedure leadershlp and work Later 1n the year a mov1e on bus1ness was shown to br1ng out these pornts Lei! to nqht Mrs Betty Fndley Vrvlan Nev1lle Margxe Brown Conn1e Rhoades Dot DeWeese Mxss Mary Drllon The St Mums Packing C0 6 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 I 1 . - I . . 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Jairrfz, Aiudpldra, jcurr 9lfIfQ!l, 71015, Left to nght seated Barbara Flelds Sue Toland Standmg Kathryn Abbott Shrrley Anthony Fred Umstead Mary Ann Grflord Martha Drcke Mary lane Osborn Ioanne Bengston Erleen Wolfe Ava Nell Kennedy Drck Lmk Carolyn Bennett The guls and boys 1n th1s p1Clllf6 are mem bers of Inter Nos and are d1splay1ng a poster they used to boo t the1r doughnut sales every Thursday after school Int r No rs made up of Lat1n students under the sponsorshrp oi Mrss Grace Roberts the Lat1n teacher Th1s club 1S very GCl1Ve and has many projects throughout the year One of the brg event 1 the Roman Banquet at wh1ch the students return to the Roman ways of culture for an evenlng The gro.1p had charge of an assembly a radlo broadca t and a classxcal hlm dur1ng the year Durmg Lat1n Week 1n Oh1O the members sponsored a poster contest and awarded pr1zes to three W1I'11'1e1'S They have equ1pped the classroom Wllh hghtproot shades and have presented two sets of class1cal Sl1d9S to the Lat1n department Program meet1ngs are held each fnonth and whenever necessary The 1949 50 ofhcers were Consuls Carolyn Bennett and Ioanne B ngston Praetors Mar tha D1Ck9 Barbara F1e1ds Mary Ann Glfford Rrchard L1nk Mary Iane Osborn Sue Toland and Fred Umstead Scrlbe Ava Nell Kennedy and Quaestors E1leen Wolfe and Shtrley Anthony llvc St Hmm Packing Co 3 ' ' . e s ' ' . . 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'U 3 1 . 65 64 jayleitr ,erafnrfl qwm, ,eznnfrctwffr The Safety Patrol of Sldney H1gh School was organ1zed rn 1943 by the Shelby County Automob1le Assoc1at1on The purpose of the organ1zat1on 1S to promote safety for school ch1ldren The boys of thrs group are out each day regardless of the weather eff1c1ently d1rect1ng students of Srdney Hrgh across the streets Th1s year a new feature was added to the orgamzatlon A safety patrol court was organ 1zed wlth Tom Watkms as 1ts f11'Sl judge Those who do not obey the rules enforced by the patrol are reported and brought before the court Mr Granvtlle Robmson a former school l1brar1an was appo1nted sponsor of the or1g1nal organ1zat1on Mr C O Wells 1S now d1rect1ng the club act1v1t1es Each year the Amertcan Autornob1le ASSOC1 at1on makes an award 1n the recogn1t1on assembly A cert1f1cate of ment 1S glven for one year of SGIVICS and a school letter 1S awarded for two years of serv1ce The patrol 15 d1v1ded 1nto two teams One t am d1rects the noon traff1c and the other one has charge of after school traffrc The captam of the noon team th1s year was Dave MO9hI1Hg K 1th Applegate was capta1n of the 3 45 group Member of the Safety Patrol are Dav1d Mo hr1ng Robert Blnkley Ke1th Applegate Carl Watren Norman Knasel Ph1l1p Ve1t Play Boll r Hank Boller Larry Wlford Melvln Bur ton Lloyd W1ford Lynn Doseck Hlchard Hem er Eugene Marrs Iames Marrs lack Marr I1m T1dW ll Paul Clayton Bob Kaser B111 Cable and B111 Wendel Hugh Kaser was student d1rector Complzments of Mum and North Serwce Station Ilzmfs 5, 10, and 251: O W' Hancock Steznefs Ding Store C O Q 1 1 . . . . 3 . . 2' ' .'- s . . V . . . S J 2 . . . C I 1 1 I 1 1 Q ' ' . - .. 1 1 4 1 1 1 ' I 3 1 I I . . . H . . D I 5: v I I 1 . . . . , . V - s. I . gimme www, gm rmmmq, Left to nght Alrce Baumgardner Mrss Mary Drllon Erma Innes Barbara Rlke Barbara Glore Rosemary Herring Mar lene Doll Future Teachers of Amerlca 1S a nat1ona1 orgamzatlon for the promot1on of rnterest 1n the held of teachmg The Sldney Chapter of FTA was orgamzed under the sponsor shrp of Mr Louys and Mrss D111on rn 1947 It IS an act1ve orgamzatlon w1th a membershlp of twelve Hfwwn mmmdulz After one dormant year the B1 Phy Chem Club agaln became Heorgamzed thls year under the sponsorslup of Mr Auer the club had an actlve membersh1p of 17 The ofhcers were Don Brulport presrdent D1Ck Hodge v1ce pres1 dent Barbara Glore secretary semed M, Bastion Aue, IIGCISUIGI Left to nqht standmg Barbara Glare Drck Hodge Don Brulport j C Cmtenbwdel and X I Iaumlry S I I active in our school. Upper pxcture leit to rxqht M1ss Bettre Duncan Marrlyn Taylor Marxan Sharp Lmda Kosk1nen Sharon Garrett Darlene L1tton Lower picture leit to rtght Donna Lusk Carol Gauby Ioanne Fugate Betty Lou Merncks 66 COIIlf7fIlI16'I1lS' 0 Glofe Auto Sala Jdbfzafuj Apfwm WHIZLX Aiudcfzfa Books are keys to wxscloms treas ure Books are gates to lands of pleas ure Books are paths that upward lead Books are trxenas Come let read Emxlle Poulson Plenty of readlng rnatenal 1S avallable 1n Sldney High s hbrary not only for refer ence and 1nformat1on but tor pleasure and enjoyment The hbrary IS stocked Wllh 5000 books and penodlcals on a Wlde vanety of sub J cts such as current maga z1nes newspapers L1te Newsweek Seventeen b1ograph1es encyclopedlas and the Readers Gulde to Perlodlcal Llterature as well as novels are to be found 1n the hbrary for the use of S1d ney Hrghs students M1ss Bettxe Duncan 1S ln charg of the hbrary and thtrty hve gurls from the nmth through th twelfth grades assrst her throughout the day These q1IlS learn many thmgs about the l1brary sys tem Q . . 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V Q ., . . , , , f 1 . l 911116, Lwn unazi qaoupm Frrst row Melba Dcrsett Ioanne Swmehart Dorothy Fogt Io Geer Betty Cooper Iamce Fox Ieanne Swrnehart Amta Mann Vrvran Nevrlle Sue Welltng Susan Leckey Barbara Hrll Second row Pat Ward Loulse Krrby Marrlyn Taylor Donna Roberts Barbara Cnm Myra Zwrebel Phyllrs Iaclcson Edna Mae Bertsch Clarbel Iackson Ieannrne gf' ' P Mortrmore Connre Rhcades Manlyn Martz Dorothy Weese La Neta Goshorn Cynthta Morton Thxrd row Sherla Smrth Phyllxs Hatcher Delores Clrf ford Dorothy Wolfe Barbara Rrke Beatrrce Roth Ann Kerlm Connre Bertsch Iamce Hamsher Martan Sharp Martha Foster Lots Roegner Lynn Morgan Iuha Kres Polly Aschenbach Patty L Brown Dawn Bodrne Fu-t row Carolyn Masteller Carol Shelby Mary Ellen Mrller Pat Snapp Dorothy Puckett Althea Foster Carol Gauby Pat Gagoudy Mary Ann Grfford Barbara Allen Margaret Taylor Drema Short loan Stemlcemper Ioan Fugate Dons Dowden Patsy Kendall Second row Marlene Kaufman Barbara Servrs Ianet Ludwrg Barbara Coffman Patty Totas Lots Hague Carol Beers Shrrley Beemer Barbara Frelds Ann Carey Beulah Scr-mer Marlene LaMastus Betty Webber Dons Harp Nancy Marsh Carolyn Bowden Thrrd row Iamce G1bbS Dolly Roegner Loretta Shatto Ianet Hemtz Ruth Bales Nancy Rke Caro yn Webber Shrrley Anthony Helen Shaefer Martha Drcke Clarrce Dowden Katheryn Abbott Lrnda Koskmen Grnger Davey Carolyn Bennett Darlene Lrttcn Lucretra Hancock Shrrley Chnehens Compliment: of Glare Auto Sales 67 0 in , gl - 1 h B ,u ' t 1 K ' ,Nw I I- 4 x . Yr V F ' P I - t ' T . A 1 :Wg ' F ll' l, t F il , ' . . 1 K ' 1 4 r - ' LX If X' ffl, l A . f W Gm' 9 lj tal' Q M - 9 14 Y in ff A A , H I 5 7 IL in vs st K . ' 4 . 2 ' . I . I . I I. ' De- l 68 J5'nyA,, mmbinn Durban, The better voices from the boys' and the seniors girls' club: were chosen to make up the mixed chorus of our Sidney High School. All of the classes were represented in the forty-one members who made up the group. For their portion of the annual concert given on Ianuary 30, 1930, the mixed chorus sang O Sing Your Songs, Noble Cain: Kye Song of Saint Bride, Ioseph Clokey: Come Thou, Holy Spirit, Tschesnokoff: the ever popular Donkey Serenade, Friml-Stothartp Dark Eyes, a rhythmantic arranged by Fred War- ing: Cole Porter's In the Still of the Night : and had a grand finale in Battle Hymn of the Republic, by William Stetf and arranged by Roy Ringwald. Marilyn Martz was the accompanist. The junior girls' glee club sang Rendez- First row: Susan Leckey, Barbara Hilll, Sue Welling, Dick Hodge, Dale Carr, Dick Ward, Don Brulport, Eugene Fogt, David Ingland, Pat Ward, Ieanne Swinehart, Ioanne Swinehart Q Second row: Dawn Bodine, Connie Bertsch, Pat L. Brown, Iulia Kies, Ierry Kuntz, Ierry Scanlin, Ioe Emley, gg.. vous, Aletter-Stickles: The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, Noble Cain: Chiapanecas tclapping songl, Mexican Folk Dance-Song: Al1elujah from the motet Exultate, Iubilate, Mozart-Riegger: Angels of Peace, Bohm- Treharne: and Richard Rodgers' Falling in Love with Love. Patty Totos accompanied the glee club. The senior girls' glee club presented Iesu, Ioy of Man's Desiring, I. S. Bach: Snow Legend, Ioseph Clokey: I Wonder When I Shall Be Married, Kentucky Mountain Song: A Spirit Flower, Campbell-Tipton: Ierome Kern's All The Things You Are : and Let My Song Fill Your Heart, by Ernest Charles. Marian Sharp was the accompanist. Miss Margaret Faulkner directed all three vocal groups. Dick Ludwig, Iohn Conner, Dick Kaufman, Ann Kerlin, Dorothy DeWeese, Melba Dorsett, LeNeta Goshorn Third row: Barbara Rike, Lynn Morgan, Polly Aschen- bach, Marian Sharp, Dale Speckman. Miles Walborn, Bob Heinield, Marilyn Martz, Gene Nevin, Walter Dickhaut, Gordon Libbee, Connie Rhoades, Dorothy Wolfe, Phyllis Hatcher in f that Best Wfishes from Cooler Spot Restaurant JUL annual nfzici -winia r , When you take fifty-nine fine male voices and add a good director and hours of practice it is no wonder that the boys are always ihe favorites when the concert rolls around each spring. Mr. Paul Fitzwater, band and orchestra director, also was in charge of boys' glee club. For the first time in many years an unusual number of freshman and sophomore boys were members. The first floor hall on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons during the .seventh period echoed everything from the quiet Listen to de Lambs to the swashbuckling Clancy Lowered the Boom. For their portion of the annual concert the boys sang the above mentioned numbers plus It's lVle : Hallelujah, Vincent Youmans: Some Enchanted Evening, Richard Rodgers. On the same night the boys' encore was lohnny Long's version of Blue Skies. Iohnny Whited was the drum soloist for this special number. The boys' glee club is an organization for all boys in senior high who have a desire to sing and have a love for music. Admission to the club is based on competitive try-outs which are open to all senior high school boys. First row: Dick Current, Dan McNeil, Philip Carey, Don- ald Baker, Iames Stengal, Leslie Vondenhueval, Dick Ward, Ray Boller, Ralph Baumgardner, David Ingland, Bob Clayton, Iim Bauman, Dick Ludwig, Eugene Fogt Second row: Charles Yount, Bruce Brown, Lowell Frische, Dicl: Lipold, Iohn Whited, Ronnie Starrett, Ierry Kendall. Gene Carey, Ray Roeller, Phil Freytag, Ierry Scanlin, Ronnie Barnum, Don Brulport, Ioe Heintz, Larry Brookhardt, Dick Kaufman Third row: Iames Barlow, Roger Aschenbach, Iacque Neer. Iim Santo, Robert Smedley, lim Brown, Phil Korn Theodore Bower, Iohn Hill, Ronnie Hill, Bob Lane. Fred, erick Knasel, Frank Sarver Fourth row: Dick Hodge, Ray Wolfe, Tom Teeters, Dale Carr, Ierry Kuntz, Fritz Colmar, Dale Speckman, Robert Helmer, Walter Dickhaut, George Clayton, Dale Guey. Milles Walborn, Bob Heinteld, Gordon Libbee Compliments of Bisbojfx Paint and Appliance Store 69 70 MUSIC plays a b1g part 1n Stdney Hrgh Schools curnculum There are concerts of all kmds an operetta and other mus1cal events The Semor Orchestra IS one of the many musrcal groups 1n the school and 1t part1c1pates 1n qurte a few act1v1t1es around SHS Every Wednesday mornmg the f1rst per1od the orchestra welcomes puprls to assembly w1th a qulck steppmg march It also plays for the drsmrssal of the assembly The event that all the members of the orchestra looked forward to was the annual mrdwrnter band and orchestra concert The 38 members all pract1ced fa1thfully the songs wh1ch they played at the concert The program Row one Helen Schaefer Susan Leckey Barbara Rrke Ioanne Bengston Donna Roberts Barbara Frelds Row two Kathryn Carey Marxan Sharp Charles Yount George Clayton Dale Speckman Bob Clayton Dtck Ward Donald Brulport Ronald Barnum Ins Cunnmgham Lourse Kxrby ialanfzi, was as follows Excerpt from F1ISt Movement Flfth Symphony by Beethoven Largo from The New World Symphony by Dvorak Themes from Plano Concerto No 1 by Tschmkowsky The Young Prlnce And The Young Prlncess by Rrmsky Korsakoff S1ber ran Peasant Dance by Velska V1ennese Memorles by Muller Toy Soldrers march by Krersler Make Beheve Symphony Para phrase by Ierome Kern The orchestra performed at both the jumor and sen1or plays th1s year Senlors bowmg out of the orchestra th1s year are Kathryn Carey Pat Ward Ann Rrke v1ol1ns Barbara R1ke cello B1chard Hodge Ierry Whrted cornet Don Brulport trombone Row three Carolyn Bennett Patty Sue Ward Roger Aschenbach Dan McNe1l Davrd lngland Walter Duck oan Stemkemper Anne Carey Alrce Glore Ierry Whxted Ierry Kuntz Rrchard Hodge Iames Barlow Kathryn Ab bott Martha Fos er Compliments 0 Canter and Oller and Dillon Serure Station 0 . . . . . . 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HAA,QI7'lf7ll,QA , annual romlafzfe Belng a member of the senlor orchestra 1S the goal of every student 1n the 1un1or orches tra Thxs group practtces on Monday and Wednesday the second perxod Almost every one who plays an rnstrument 1n Jumor h1gh belongs to the jumor orchestra Members recelve good tralnrng for servlce ln the advanced group They are under the guld ance of Mr Paul Fltzwater and a student dlrector Rrchard Hodge Almost all of these students take lessons outsrde of school on the lnstruments they play Fxrst row Mary lane McM1l1en Karen Brandenberg Ida Cunmngham lean Bowen Sylvta Studevant Io Bowen Ianet Blake Second row Betty Barker Carol Smlth Ierry Blake Mary Mlller Sandra Spmner Bruce Brown Davld Dormtre Dan McNe1l Tom Dunnavant Carl Shaeier Pat Long Thxrd row Kathleen Nevergall Carol McKmght George There were S1XlY members th1s year A junlor band was formed last year and cont1nued th1s year because of the large num b r of boys w1sh1ng to be 1n the regular band Th1s year the Junlor orchestra and junlor band gave a concert the f11'Sl of 1tS klnd 1n early May w1th no adm1ss1on charge Th1s was the b1qqeSl event of the year for them The juntor orchestra IS 1ook1ng ahead to next year when there w1l1 be new songs to learn and another concert to present Gerhold Drck Current Eugene Fcgt Ierry Scanlm B111 Collter Marlene Kauxman Gretchen Mnlem Fourth row Shelby Hazel Drck Hodge Bruce Bertsch Ierry Stemle Ierry Kaufman lohn Uncapher Fredertck Knasel Ilm Santo Iohn Whxted Bonson Robmson Ronnxe Hrll Ierry Sturm Ioan Stemkemper Marlone Blake Alrce Glore Larry Brookhart Ixm Brown Arthur Baumgardner Ph1l1p Carey Lowell Fnsche Mary Lane Ellxs If lt can be done ullh flou els ue do it Ebrlmrdts flou er Shop U Il n 1' Q x E 1 I , ig lllll! 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' . , -71 72 -buy, band 5, JL5, lam S1dney H1gh Schools all boy band can really make mus1c Every fourth per1od all the band members gather 1n the band room to g1Ve out w1th all they have These boys really take pr1de 1n try1ng to make the S1dney H1gh School Band the best 1n the M1am1 Valley League The band d1d a good lob dur1ng the football season They kept the stands 1n Splfll by playmg peppy tunes when thmgs werent gomg well and also to let the boys know that the rooters were all behmd them When halft1me came the band always had a clever Skll ready The band members became square dancers and played Shell Be Com1n Around The Mountam Then they became a b1g tram and hand cars and played Ive Been Workln On The Rmlroad Many other sklts were presented at both home and out of town games The band performed at all the pep meetlngs dur1ng the year School sp1r1t was really bolstered by the peppy band The band always appeared 1n snappy orange and black un1 forms w1th orange spats Wrth the1r sh1ny 1nstruments and those unlforms they were really somethrng to see Bes1des do1ng lhell' parts for the football season they presented other programs dur1ng the year The annual w1nter concert was g1ven 1n February 1n the school aud1tor1um H1ghl1ghts 1n the band program were such thmgs as a George Gershw1n Select1on Luc1a a cornet solo by R1chard Hodge and A Comlc Str1p Su1te In May the band presented the annual spr1ng concert On May 12 the band paruclpated 1n the Western Oh1o Band Fest1val Th1s was held at Oakwood and the uest dlrector was Several band members went to Spr1ngf1eld for the d1str1ct competmon D1ck Hodge cornetlst and Ierry Blake clar1net1st-each brought back the rat1ng of super1or Several uptown band enthusrasts sponsored a tr1p to Columbus for the band to see the Oh1o State lndlana game At ha1ft1me they w1tnessed the performance of Oh1o State s great march1ng band The magazme campa1gn and the band tag day were sponsored to rarse funds to purchase new lnstruments and umforms Seven sen1ors performed for the last t1me 1n the ranks of the band m the1r spr1ng concert Don Brulport the bassoon player 15 1n all the mus1cal organxzauons 1n h1gh school He 1S 1n both boys glee club and 1n m1xed chorus He took the part of the M1kQd0 1n the operetta He 1S also 1nterested 1n sclence The band lost three cornet players R1chard Hodge was also 1n both vocal groups and had a ma1n part 1n the operetta He was act1ve 1n the Sc1ence Club Ierry Whlteds ma1n 1nterest IS mus1c and he plays on the pxano or the cornet Frank Sarver was always a good stand by 1n the cornet sect1on Bob Hemfeld and Gordon Llbbee both played the bass 1n the band and you could alway hear the1r deep tones blended w1th the rest of the band Bob and Gordon s 1nterests are about the same They are both 1n the boys glee club and the mlxed chorus They took part 1n the operetta and class play Tom Teeters d1splayed h1s musrcal 1nterest on the snare drum He took pr1de 1n bemg a member of the drum sect1on and was always worklng toward perfect1on The capable dlrector of the S1dney H1gh Band 1S Paul Fltzwater who was always on the go f1nd1ng new thmgs for the band to play and always com1ng out w1th a good program of any k1nd of mus1c The band has a lot of good matenal for next year and all the members are plannmg to work hard and to make the school proud of them Complzments of Ross Products Compang Inc P1 5' O71 DP UT nqnloo g A nl-lV eup nburnng Lld d UO Xa Ka eAeu1qru9 IIXS 0 Q BSN X319 M OO H pnuog boi euebng e uqo AA Pall puooa M0 :mor se nqg eqos I5 emoq . 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On March 23 and 24 the sen1or class pro duced a sparkllng comedy The Doctor Has a Daughter and what a daughter' Thomasma Brllmgs iTommy for shortl was an average lookmg grrl of fourteen But she wa anythlng but average Tommy consldered lt h r duty to make everyone happy Her 1n tentmons were good but somehow th1ngs just drdnt work out the way she had planned Undaunted nevertheless Tommy declded to wnte her own vers1on of Antony and Cleo patra The play recerved a startlmg receptlon Cast of characters mcluded Tommy Bar bara Glore Mrs B11l1ng Amta Mann Mr B1ll1ng Charles Brown Dodo Marlene Doll Davrd Torana Gordon Llbbee Cleota Ioann Santo Aunt Cassre Betty Stemkemper Ed Smrth D1ck Hodge Egbert Coddle Bob He1n e d The h1lar1ous three act comedy T1sh pre sented by members of 1un1or class and d1rected .1 nw by M1ss Ol1ve R Owens was g1ven November 17 and 18 The actron of the play took place 1n the comb1nat1on lunch room and lobby of the Eagle Hall near the Mexrcan border Three scatter bralned and adventurous ladres a foreclosure a pa1r of bandrts a con fused love affa1r all were the r1b trcklmg 1n gred1ents that made up the plot of a wrtty and completely enjoyable comedy Speclal thanks should also be grven to hard workmg and long sutfenng people behmd scenes The cast of characters 1ncluded T1sh MGIIOH Sharp Ellen Lelghton Sue Well1ng Luther Hopkms hm Bauman Shenff Lem P1ke Honme Barnum Charlre Sands Dave Ingland L1zz1e Martha Foster Aggre Io Geer Bett1na Trent Betty Lou1se Merncks Wesley Andrews Walter D1ckhaut Denly Grlmes Drck Kaufman Dor1ce Gaylord Ir1s Ann Cunnlng ham Char1ta Dorothy DeWeese Call1e Hop k1ns Barbara Crlm In thls plcture members of the cast are bemg made up lor the Junior play Let to nqht Mlss Owens Iobea Anderson Ann Kerlm Betty Merncks Ixm Bauman Walter Dtckhaut Davld Ing land Phyllxs Iackson Ethel Coe Dawn Bcdme Conme Bertsch Iamce Hamsher I G er Dot DeWeese Martha Foster Manan Sharp Bar bara Cnm Ann Stump 74 Compliments of Gartland Haswell Foundry O I Qu I ll up I ' ' e ' - ' . ' . . '. . ' ' I 3, . . 11 - ' ' ' Chuck, Don Brulport: Flora Lee, Phyllis Hatcher: ' , . ' ' ' t 1 . Q , ' . ' . ' - : ' , : ' - . , . 0 , A . ' ' . Q . I , ' , o '1 'E Y , Cfllllfllllllfilff u Gartlaml Husuell I-oundrm Charles B r o w n, Betiy Sleinkemper, Bob Hein- ield. Dick Hodge Phylhs Hatcher Ioe Em ley Iocxnn Santo Amin Mann Ahce Baumgurdner Don Brulport Barbara Glore Marlene Doll Erma lone: Lei I nqht Martha Foster Sue Wellrng Mar lan Sharp Io Ann Geer Dot DeWeese Center background Dave Ingland Left io nght Barbara Cum Martha Foster Bet ty MSIIlCkS Walter Dxck haut Ronme Barnum Lei t nqht Marran Sharp Drck Kaufman Ins Cunnmgham Ronnxe Bar num Ilm Bauman 76 WNW' 0' Bert uzshea from Cummins and Boller 'WWF 'WLGHMA Apmclrgnmuan Masque and Gavel IS a natlonal orgamza t1on open to members of the 1un1or and semor classes only It was started 1n the fall of 1940 under the ausp1ces of the members of the faculty of North western Un1vers1ty The Stdney Chapter was founded 1n 1947 Wllh a charter membershlp of Regular meet1ngs were held on alternate Thursdays 1n Room 43 At the meetmgs the pro grams were vaned and entertammg Durmg the latter half of the second semester the meet mgs were used as a workshop 1D wh1ch the productlon of a play was the mam theme mot1on of Speech for Use 1n our school our communlty and our country The club has many GCl1V1l1eS It sponsored a radlo program sent bulletms to former mem bers and sponsored a dance after a game It also held a bake sale as a money ra1s1ng project The 1nduct1on servxces were held 1n the spnng and 1n the fall Teachers fnends and parents of the cand1dates were 1nv1ted to these rmpresslve candle11ght servxces Followlng these SGIVICSS there was a soc1a1 per1od dunng wh1ch refreshments were served There were LZ members m Masque and Gavel th1s year Mlss Ol1ve Owens has been sponsor of th1s organlzanon s1nce the bufth of the Sldney Chapter The members of the cablnet for the 1949 50 year were Betty Sternkemper pres1dent Bar secretary Cynthla Morton treasurer Iobea Anderson memb rshxp Melba Dorsett soc1a1 Paul1ne Aschenbach ways and means Ieanne Sw1nehart muslc and devotlons and Don Brulport sergeant at arms Seated at tables left to nqht Betty Stetnkemper Melba Dorsett Don Brulport Cynthla Morton Ieanne Swmehart Standing left to nght Vxvlan Nevllle Ahce Baumgardner Polly Aschenbach Barbara Glore Iobea Anderson Miss Ohve Owens Ferguson Comtrucnon Company 17. ' . The purpose of the organization is the pro- bara Glore, vice P1'9Sident: Vivian Neville, ' . 5 x V-2 77 78 UnmL qfwrrprr pnmani '7771!mdv April 27 and 28 were big nights for the cast cmd chorus of the senior operetta. On these nights a tense all-senior cast presented to the public the comic opera, The Mikado, by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. The production was directed by Miss Mar- garet Faulkner. Members of the boys' and senior girls' glee clubs and the mixed chorus comprised the chorus. They were dressed in gay Iapanese costumes. Taking the dramatic parts were Don Brul- Upper left: Iohn Conner, Don Brulport, Dawn Bodine, Ann Kerlin, Iim Schiff Upper right: Dawn Bodine, Dick Hodge port, the Mikado of Iapan: Ioe Emley, Nanki- Poo, the Mikado's son, disguised as a wander- ing minstrel in love with Yum-Yum: Dick Hodge, Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner ot Titipu: Iirn Schiff, Pooh-Bah, Lord High Everything Else. Iohn Conner, Pish-Tush, a noble lord: Pat Ward, Polly Aschenbach, and Ann Kerlin as Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing, and Peep-Bo, three sisters and wards of Ko-Ko, and Dawn Bodine as lgatisha, an elderly lady, in love with Nanki- oo. Lower left: Polly Aschenbach, Pat Ward, Ann Kerlin Lower right: Dick Hodge, Ioe Emley, Iim Schiti 'ms X Complimerztx of lflrlnzarzlv Department Store Lcfmzlrln ,wwqfz ann dwmmbn To help round out a student's school life, Sidney High has a plan which appeals to 'the tastes of all the student body. Each Wednesday morning time is set aside from the daily routine 'to bring a chapel pro- gram to the entire high school. Various home- rooms and organizations present these pro- grams. The picture below shows a scene from the Christmas pageant presented by the Sr. Y-Teens and Music Department. Left to right, kneeling: Lois Roegner. Beatrice Roth, Viv- ian Neville, Anita Mann, Betty Steinkemper, Donna Rob- erts The Student Council provided outside enter- tainment throughout the year. This year the council brought to the school such entertain- ment as William Haaker, a pianist: a scientific demonstrator: the Dutch representative to the United Nations. All of the students anticipated these pro- grams and enjoyed them very much. Lelt to right, standing: Patty I. Brown, Iris Cunningham. Sheila Smith i may pyl 'W Q l 594 th :QM 'I- Sidney Printing and Publishing Company 79 X-,X Mfeyxs W ys fw' , , 1' dlmwpgf-,,, fi? I A , rf 1 ' 'W' f ' 4 , 3'-U I x x 3 , , 11' ' ' Kew.- Q 7? 2' a 4. . vw-.W an Alla ,kb . I J Li 1 X 4 I, :- ., ,, 9' I I if as u 'Y' ' , L . A 'Ki . Lf - A '. QE ' .0 4 RQ il, -,Z w ,ai 1- ,lk A '. ,Q gfxfnfv E.'Qg,. ' 1.-9 L M2935 . af ffm -M ,A ,, V. ,X-k,,,, -I V Q L, M,,,:, K gh QM ., W I - , ff:gf s:if . ,X -., 0 UR Srdney I-hgh School IS represented ln sports of all kmds ln the autumn all ardent fans of football trek to the games and boost the Iackets to vrctory About th1s t1me the tennrs courts are frlled wrth boys and grrls playrng rn early tournaments or practrclng for the M V L tournament that IS comrng later In November football surts are exchanged for basketball surts and the next few months are devoted to dllrgent practrce and hard fought games on the hardwood Both the grrls and boys Work hard for honors rn thrs sport mtramurally and 1nterscholast1cal1y Sprrng brmqs track golf, rmxed volleyball baseball and a renewal of tennrs There are many sports avarlable to any elrgrble student at our Srdney Hlgh School These sports play an rrnportant part ln the development of character . 1 1 I . 82 Football managers for this year were Iim Beck, Iohn Mc- Kniqht, and Charles Brown. i Behind a n y great program, l there are some unsung heroes. Be- hind the football program were three boys who did their job Well without exciting much comment. Charles Brown, senior, Iim Beck, junior, Iohn McKnight, sophomore. were managers of the 1949 grid team. The jobs given to these boys were innumerable. Their main tasks were taking care of the equipment-uniforms, and prac- tice balls-chalking the field, and running errands. D u r i n g the games they were on the spot with the medical kit and wet towels, After the game was over-win or lose-when everyone else had gone, the managers could always be found hanging up suits and getting ready for the next game. Football-the very word suggests nippy weather, hot dogs, hoarse throats, and excite- ment for millions of rabid fans. Here in Sidney High School it was the main sport from August 20, when a squad of sixty hopeful aspirants reported to Head Coach Tom Pierson and his assistants, Maynard Amstutz, Jake Angerer, and Bob Caton. This squad was quickly pared to less than forty boys, who carried Sidney High's Orange and Black ban- ners through a hectic season to post four wins, four losses, and one tie. For the second year in a row Sidney ended the season around the 502, mark. The sport is in the upswing after many disappointing years since 1937, when the MVL trophy was brought home for the first and last time. A marked change of attitude is noticed as more boys report each year to the coaches. First row, left to right: Ronald Hinkle, Paul Abbott, Hal Dilbone, Iohn Conner, Iim Wagner, lim Getrost, Iim Schiff. Tom Watkins, Iack Smart, Bill Blust, Coach Tom Pierson Second row: Ioe Cathcart, lim Litton, Bob Davis, Tom gwrqr, fhfulla, amz hw The Yellow Iackets opened their 1949 sea- son with the Wauseon Indians. Wauseon is a town near Toledo, noted for its grid power- houses. The Yellow Iackets got off to a good start by winning their opening game before a sell-out crowd. This win came about by a blocked kick that was recovered in the end zone in the last 60 seconds of play. Score: Sid- ney l3, Wauseon 6. The Iackets learned the meaning of over- confidence when they met Bellefontaine on the latter's field, as they came out second best. The Chieftans scored in every quarter to make the first loss of the still young season for the Sid- ney High stalwarts. Score: Sidney 13, Belle- fontaine 33. The Iackets opened their Miami Valley League season September 30. lt was Dads' night for Sidney, and the boys went out to win for dear old dad. For the first half the Iackets battled on even terms with Piqua's Red and White legions and at halftime held a 13-6 lead. The Indians carne on the field the second half determined to wipe out that lead, and superior power and weight won. The score: Sidney 13, Piqua 20. It was the third Week in a row that the Iackets had been able to score only 13 points against their rivals. The Sidney High banner bearers traveled to Xenia the following week, determined to win. And win they did as they took to the air to sew up the ball game early. The win showed the Iackets to be an air-minded as well as ground-minded team. The score read: Sidney 25, Xenia 7. Knupp, Ed Hahn, Bill Hunter, Ierry Smith, Frank Schlaget- Bowden, Bob Dye, Dick Seving, Bob Henke, Bernie Bolden ter Walter Dickhaut, Bob Stewart, Iim McCracken, Iohn Fourth row: Delmm pence, Herman Wiessingefl Dick Cf'-lmbcuqhr C0031 M'-'1YnUfd Amslutz Hatcher, Fred Stockstill, Richard Hawkins. Ray Hceller. Third row: Fred Umstead, Iim Briggs, Gerald Kuntz, Don Dick McCoy. Emerson Courter, lack Young. Dale Carr. Starrett, Dave Iohnson, Norbert Miller, Gene Nevin, Omer George Gifford, Ralph Baumgardner 5 il N. vi A ,i f 'Q ' r 'S-e Greer1v1lle s Green Wave provrded the op pos1t1on the next week and set the stage for what most observers called the best all around game played by the Iackets Greenvrlle was rated hrgh accordrng to pre MVL seasonal showmgs They were rated better than S1dney and the Iackets were marked as the under dogs But the w1ll to w1n and a tremendous frght carned the Iackets through They won the1r second MVL game Score S1dney 14 Greenvrlle 6 The next week the Yellow Jackets traveled to Oakwood and battled Oakwood s re1uvenat ed Lumberjacks as well as Old Man Weath er On a mud covered held the Iackets saw Oakwood fall on the openxng krck off rn therr own end zone to score an easy touchdown These were the frrst po1nts scored by the Lum beryacks 1n MVL competltlon The Iackets qurckly recovered to score an easy vrctory The new Troy Memorlal Stadrum was the scene of S1dney s next stand and 1t was here that a vastly 1mproved Trojan ball club won Plwflfwi The football squad loses only eleven play ers through graduatron Th1s 1S one of the smallest groups of senlors to leave the football team ln recent years The backfreld loses only three players Speedster Hal D1lbone was outstand1ng 1n h1s sh1fty and dece1v1ng maneuvers 1n broken f1eld runmng Mrdway 1n the season he was mjured and h1s loss was keenly felt Irm Wagner co captam handled the team both offensrvely and defensrvely from h1s quar terback spot Ronme Hrnkle 1S the thrrd backfreld man he was rnexpenenced but w1ll1ng a frght that IS not done 1ust1ce by the score S1dney s xnlury rrddled team fought bravely but was up aga1nst a superror foe Score S1dney 13 Troy 38 The next week was set for one of the most memorable battles a S1dney team has en gaged 1n for a number of years The M1am1s burg V1k1ngs came to S1dney determmed to keep on the1r W1I11'11Dg ways by bestmg the Iackets By half trme 1t looked as rf they would as the V1k1ngs held a lead of twenty s1x po1nts A Prerson 1nsp1red Iacket team took the f1eld the second half and roared to one of the most 1nsp1r1ng f1n1shes seen ln S1dney for a long whrle by scormg twenty SIX po1nts whlle hold 1ng Mlamrsburg to noth1ng Frank Merrrwell could not have wrltten a more excxtrng endlng Score S1dney 26 M1am1sburg 26 The Iackets embarked on the1r last game of ed therr season ln a blaze of glory by tramp llng the under manned S1dney team by a lop s1ded score Th1s was the last game for ll Semors and to these we say hats off flI7l.Q,gD'L,S,gL5' Next years l1ne w1ll mrss the servrces of erght hefty senrors 11m Getrost co-captam was one of the towerlng marnstays of the team and handled h1s left tackle most efhclently At the r1ght tackle post Paul Abbott and B111 Blust banged heads for the number one berth The frghtmg guards Iohn Conner and Tom Watkms were spec1al1sts at offens1ve play lack Smart and Tom Ferree took to the gndrron to f1ll the defensrve guard posts Irm Schrff played a p1cket post and catch 1ng passes was h1s stong pomt To these semors we say goodbye good luck and thanks Compliments of 8, Sbelbt Hardware Company Iamous Supply Comfrant W' C Sims Dormne Boa'1 Shop Score: Sidney 32, Qakwood 7. ' the season at Fairmont. The MVL champs end- I I ,i 1 . . . x QXMA .. Best llvzvloes rom Kastans Here we are dropping in on a Yellow Iackets' prac- tice scrimage or a dress re- hearsal for the next big game. The picture to the left shows the boys warm- ing up with an eighteen tlcmker to the left or an end- around play to the spectat- ors. This rsnt a brawl or free for all xt IS a hne buck or trap up the mrddle ot the forward walls ol the two teams Il you can hnd the ball or even where the hole was supposed to be you are doing better than the ball carner Watch out' Clear the side lxnes' Thats not a flying saucer or men lrom Mars lts a tlat pass coming right at you Football is one ot the mam sports of the year to which everybody looks for ward It may look rough and tumble bu all in all the team has a lot ol lun Juiufm of Ddfldlflj ,ww Row one Ed Brown Ronald Bell Max Mmnear Ierry Stump Dlck Harp Ixm Spangler Dave Dormlre Fletcher Zxmpher B111 Howell Don Schrfl Ixm Grate Tom Krllran Carl Burchett Marc Knasel Bruce Bertsch Row two Bob Pearson Tom Flmn Rlchard Getrost Gene FIIGS Bob Born George Kookootsedes Herb Wells lack Spaugy Gary Cole Danny Schlagetter Drck Frazxer Btll Fultz Bob Prater Byron Hlggms Sam Bender The Jumor h1gh football program has start ed paymg off for the school There had not been any 1un1or h1gh sports for many years unt1l Mr lake Angerer arr1ved on the scene to bolster the local coachxng staff and make avallable a coach for junror hlgh athletlcs The evldence of many sophomores on the Vars1ty Squad po1nts to the fact that th1s early tratmng bnngs b1g dlvrdends Th1s program br1ng the fundamentals of football to seventh e1ghth and n1nth graders The freshman squad rs made up of boys who wrll go on to the Var s1ty Squad the follow1ng season Th1s squad jenolds Clotlunkg and fjlllff Book Ytmc Row three Mr Angerer Ioel Stockstrll Terry Shatto Tom Kopp Wally Grllman Lavon Frazter Ierry Beers ohn Lee Tom Spaugy Iames Trdwell Glenn Txdwell Don Ward Prank Lee Ronnre Fogt I1m Stump Paul Clay ton Blll Von Meyer B111 Cable Mt Caton Row four Kenh Applegate Paul Baker Bob Conrad Dave Mcehrmg Marvm Dztmer Iohn Englxsh Dale Scherer kert Bob Bmkley Carl Watren Don Prlce Robm Morrrs played flVe games th1s year and won four out of the f1VG E1ghth grade boys are brought up to the freshmen squad when they are consldered good enough for th1s advancement The sev enth graders are for the most part just learn 1ng about th great game of football and spend rno t of the1r t1me on fundamentals Boys who play enough on therr squads are awarded an emblem deslgnatmg the sport and year 1n whrch they played The fortunes of S1dney I-hgh on the gr1d1ron depends on th1s new crop of athletes to rega1n the prest1ge that Sidney used to have o n o I I J l 1 , . , , , , - - - Walter Young. 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I . 1 .J 87 88 Qnnxppfzmnmci Inexper1ence a fatal word to a coach was the b1g worry of Bob Caton as he embarked on a seventeen game schedule W1th no letter men The Yellow Jackets opened the1r season by losrng to a scrappy M1nster crew 45 43 The Bellefontaxne Chleftams provtded the opposrtron for the next game and the Jackets came through w1th a 33 28 w1n over a more experlenced squad The followmg week the Jackets encountered two Dayton teams and f1n1shed w1th a 50 50 deal The Farrvrew Bulldogs took a Cohseum game by a 42 25 count The Wllbur Wrrght Pllots found the Jackets stmger a lrttle too much and Went down to defeat by a score of 58 30 On December 17 the Monroe Hornets tangled W1th the Yellow Jackets and after a funous battle the Jackets llmped away W1th a 54 48 defeat hung on them S1dney got back on the w1nn1ng way aga1nst St Marys by a rous1ng 62 49 score The Yellow Jackets next met the old grads Frrst row George Clayton Irm Wagner Jxm Getrost Jxm Schxff Jerry Smlth Second row Mr Prerson Bob Stewart Dale Speckman Frank Schlagetter Drck McCoy Walter Drckhaut Jlm Mc Ahowzs, dufq, and for the frrst t1me rn several years the school boys came out on top by a 48 46 count The Prqua Indlans opened the1r MVL trek W1th a 51 23 W1n over the down trodden Jackets On the nlght of January 14 the 1948 1949 Xema Central MVL champs came to town and went away wrth a 43 30 v1ctory S1dney lost a heartbreaker the next week to the Green Wave of Greenv1lle by a two pornt margln 45 43 The Jackets won therr frrst MVL game aga1nst Oakwood Thrs was classed as a moral v1ctory rnasmuch as Paul Watson former coach of S1dney was at the helm of the Lumberjacks The score for S1dney was 56 for Oakwood 48 The Jackets took t1me off from MVL wars to travel to Cehna Thrs trrp proved drsasterous dogs by a 56 44 count On February 3 the Trolans of Troy travelel to S1dney and went away Wllh a 49 37 w1n to mark down the Jackets fourth loss 1n frve MVL starts Cracken Bob Henke Mr Caton Third row Roger Aschenbach Rohm Morns George Grfford Ralph Baumgardner Trm Applegate Bob Dye Carl Carey Davrd Grllespre Paul Abbott Best Wzslaes from Alt Slllldlllfh Shop Sldflel Motor Cmnt 51dp1e1 Bopflmg C0 Czomes Irzmeral Home O I l I , 7 , h as the Jackets carne out second best to the Bull- Lett to right: Iirn Getrost, Iim Wagner, Iim Schiff 55' ' Alwia, dh, glee Sidney next went to Middletown to play the Miamisburg Vikings and lost this game by a 51-45 count. Cn February 17 the Iackets played their best game, losing to the Fairmont Dragons by a three-point margin, 51-48. This ended the MVL trek and the Iackets showed a record of one win and six losses. The Iackets wound up their season with wins over two non-league foes. Tipp City was first and went down to a 55-49 count. The Chief- tains of Wapakoneta came to Sidney on Feb- ruary 24 and went home the losers. The score was Sidney 58, Wapak 36. In the District Tournament the Iackets drew Springfield Public, and the Wildcats proved too much for the Iackets. So the season closed with a Sidney score of 40, Springfield, 59. Springfield went on to win the Class A state title. Sidnegm Grain .ll1n'lJir1cr-1 f.fIIllf7llll-I As there were only three seniors on the Varsity Basketball Team this year, underclass- men played most of the games. These exper- ienced players will be a big help in future years to Sidney High's cage fortunes. The seniors on the squad were lim Getrost, Iim Wagner, and Iim Schiff. Iim Getrost, a towering 6' 6 boy, was the center and the mainstay of the team. Iim could always be counted on to come through when the chips were down. lim Wagner played guard in the double pivot system of Coach Caton and was a lead- ing, reliable player. lim Schiff was the third senior and was classed as the sixth man on the squad. Iim was always ready to step into anyone's shoes on the first team. 89 Y 45 5 Q y 5? Q' 5 , ta: -, 1 ij! -V :A fm 1 M, H 1, 3 ai' S- , - gunna uafmlium Leann to Amap Sl 2 SE a ,, , Xautgf Best ll :shes from Roxe Iurniture C0lllf7d11-1 Fusi row Lavon Frazxer Eugene Fogt Marvm Dxtmer Buck Ward Tom Fhnn S econd row M Amstutz Davxd Moeh nng RlChCIId Getrost Bob Conrad Mr Ang erer Thxrd row W1ll1am Cable lack Brubaker Dxck Current Elmer McMasier Tom Spau Fu-si row Don Schxif Ixm Grate Tom Greene Herb Wells Dlck Harp Ierry Stump Fletcher Z1mpher Second row M Angerer Sam Bender Max Wones Iohn R Davxs Eugene Fnes Gamey Avy Mr Am stutz Thxrd Row George Kookootsedes Bob D11 bone Ierry Beers Tom Stewart Ixmmy Stump Joel Stockstxll 92 J mg, rawau In the spnng when a young mans fancy turns to love Sldney Hrgh boys turn to spnng sports The track team starts rndoor practlce flrst but the boys eventually go outs1de to meet Old Sol Through the courtesy of the S1d ney Moose Club the Golf team practrces on the Country Club course Track matenal was scarce th1s year and Mr Maynard Amstutz found the golng a brt rough There were no returnrng lettermen and there were few expenenced boys on the squad The team had several meets th1s year and also ran tn the MVL meet Seated left to nght Fred Umstead Irm McCracken Bob Stewart Bob Davrs Herman Wlessmger Kneelmg left to nght I1m Bnggs Tom Knupp Iohn Mc Kmght Dave Iohnson Bob Henke Dale Carr The 1949 team had one stellar performer 1n the person of Drck Conrad D1Ck broke a school pole vaultxng record by cleanng the bar at ll S The old record was ll ZV2 and had stood the test of many years of tough com pet1t1on Dlck broke the record by an ll 3 try and the followmg week cleared ll 6 to set a record to shoot at 1n future years The Golf team had 1nexper1ence as 1ts ma1n h1ndrance as d1d other sports at the North Street school Only one exper1enced member of last year s excellent team was back Yearlmgs frlled ln the gaps left by graduatmg sen1ors Standing left to nght Coach Amstutz Berme Bolden Ierry Smrth Irm Getrost Frank Schlagetter Dtck McCoy Hal Dllbone Lflglljb .Studios O . , - , . . . 1 11 1 11 , . . . . . 1 11 , . . 1 11 . , . . , 1 1 I , , 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Z , , - 1 1 1 ' A 9 . . A .... . jake ' ' irwipfukaq, The tennis team of Sidney High had high hopes this year since they were experienced and eager to go. There were two seasoned mem- bers back, one of whom was a letter winner in 1949. The purpose of the squad was to give experience to youngsters and to provide the incentive for them to step into Sidney High's tennis hopes and bring home honors in future years. Ioe Emley was one of three lettermen in 1949 and was around for a lot of playing this year. Ioe was a singles player and paved the way for many of Sidney victories with his blazing fast balls. The other experienced member of the squad was Iim Wagner. lim saw a lot of action last year, but did not win a sufficient number of points to take home a letter. Left to right: Mr. Caton, Dick Link, Walter Dick- haut, Dick Kauffman 5 L ffiw sf- Left to right: Leslie Von- denhuevle. Dick Seving. H u g 0 Riefstahl. Dick Ward, Mr. White, lim Wagner, Ioe Emley Y I Ellgll IJ Studi as Gul Int rscholast1c Sports have been 1n ex The guls vars1ty basketball team had the lstence for only two years at our SHS The guls d1st1nct1on of bemg unbeaten 1n two years part1c1pate 1n basketball and volleyball competltlon K Pat L. Brown. Marian Sharp. Ann Kerlin. Iris Cunningham . 3, 9 . . - . , . 94 Best llvisbes from Steuvzrfs Yellow Iackets Rah' Yellow Iackets Rah' Ssssssssss Ow' Yellow Iackets' The s1x g1rl cheerleaders representrng S1d ney Hrgh at all athletrc contests backed the team and boosted school SP11'1l Ram or shrne- they were on the job leadrng cheers and en couragmg good sportsmanshrp from the Sxdney fans Iamce Hamsher only senror rn the group took charge of all pep meetmgs and dxd a splend1d job as head cheerleader Connle Bertsch and Barbara Cnm represented the Junrors and Althea Foster and Margaret Tay lor the sophomores Marlene Kaufman repre sented the greenres They were coached by Mrss Clalre Gannon The grrls wore new outflts agarn lh1S year Bnght red sweaters and pretty black corduroy Sk11'lS formed the1r gay ensembles Pep meetmgs were held for almost all the football game Before the Greenvrlle game the football boys presented a humorous sk1t Th1s obv1ously pa1d off because the Iackets won mg was held the nrght before the tradltronal Prqua game and was chmaxed by a snake dance through town Pep meetrngs were held before most of the basketball games The cheerleaders through hard work estab lrshed Sldney as a deflmte threat for any sportsmanshrp award that mrght be qlven Left to nght Althea Foster Margaret Taylor Iamce Hamsher Connre Bertsch Barbara Cnm Marlene Kaufman 95 - ' 'I G I - this tough game, 14-6. An outdoor pep meet- 609, wah, io 96 With the completion of the 1950 Yellow Iacket the seniors have hnrshed one of their most important tasks But this task could never have been completed without the help g1ven to the class The sen1ors wish to thank particularly their adviser M1ss lean Flaugher Her knowledge patxence and encouragement at all times made the yearbook the best ever We wish to thank Mr Cromer and the Art Department for the line drawings and for help 1n plann1ng cover and make up Thanks go to English Stud1os for taking most of the photo graphs including the individual senior p1Cll1IeS to Huntzlnger Indianapolis Engraving Company for taking the d1v1s1on page prctures and to Mr Swayne for supplymg the Prom picture Action shots of basketball games were supplied by the S1d ney News Engravers Special thanks 1S given to the teachers and ofhcers who co operated so well Senior teachers were especially helpful 1n allowing the students to be excused from homerooms and class rooms for pictures and at t1mes for emergencres Printing was done by the Sidney Publlshlng Company Thanks go to all the local business men and patrons who gave therr loyal support to our book With this task complete we seniors wish a hearty good luck to those who follow in our footsteps to make the 1977 Yellow Iacket Ioann Santo Editor I I I I I Studios for taking all the other class pictures: to Mr. Brier of Mr and Mrs H I Aschenbach Mr and Mrs R O Baumgardner Dr and Mrs B H T Becker Mrs Robert Bertsch Mr and Mrs Art Blust Mr and Mrs D H Bodrne Marlon A Carey Mr and Mrs E H Chfford Dr and Mrs Dr and Mrs and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs I F Conner Lon Cooper Ford Doren Charles Dunson L B Ferree E I Garmhausen Mrs Mary E Garrett Mrs Clara Gross and Mrs Ionas B Hahn and Mrs H L Hamsher and Mrs Harry Halnes Mrs Isla Hrnkle r and Mrs R G Hodge and Mrs I N Ingland and Mrs H G Kerl1n and Mrs R M Kerr and Mrs Iohn Kookootsedes and Mrs V W LeMaster and Mrs F B Louys and Mrs C I Mann and Mrs Iohn P Marsh and Mrs K I Martz Dr Paul Maurer I G Monnler Mr and Mrs Iohn Nettleshrp Orlgmal Football Mothers Club and Mrs C H Roman and Mrs Elmer H Schlff and Mrs George I Schroer and Mrs H M Sharp Davld Slehl and Mrs W A Ste1nkemper Mr and Mrs Walter E Stewart and son Robert Mr and Mrs Asel Teeters Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner Mr and Mrs Cecll Watkms Mr and Mrs Vu'g11 Ward 97 69 . . . . 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