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

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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 .

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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

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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.