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

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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.

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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.

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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 . A . . , 1 1 ' ' ' , - . . 11 . 11 I . . . 1 ' , 1 1 . . 1, . . . 1, . I ' . ' . ' . ' ' ' 1 - M - . M . 11 . . . I . - - 11 . 1 ' 1 - - '4TfAf,t..W-M--f':'f'f::' t,,, , 1 1 Y par- ' . 1 1 ' l. . 1 ' , . ' . 1 , 1 ' 2 4 - -A.. N -. ig. Q' Q11 K 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 y