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

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First row, left to right: Carl Brown, Mgr., Tony Kahn, Danny Meyers, Orrin Tucker, Don Schiff, Larry Lorton, Lee Woodruff, Ed Sparks, Melvin Taylor, Dick Ward, Don Brown, john King, Dwight Wilges, Danny Sullenberger, Tom Hughes, Mgr. Second row: Roger Schaeffer, jerry Beers, Sam Bender, Glenn Tidwell, Bob McLaughlin, George Kookootsedes, jim Stump, Bob Sparks, Dale Scherer, Duane Campbell, Garny Avy, Tom Applegate, john Lee, Byron Higgins Third row: Coach Jake Angerer, jack Van Fossen, Gary Cole, Herb Wells, Bob Allen, Danny Schlagetter, Larry Leininger, Carl Burchett, Tom Killian, jerry Stump, Dave Dormire, Ronnie Bell, Coach Bob Caton Fourth rozr: Frank Dulaney, Mgr., Tom Protsman, jim Grate, Don Fahnestock, Dick Ball, Jerry Gray, Bob Pearson, Wayfne Glass, jim Spangler, Dick Clark, Bruce Bertsch, Doug Marker In an effort to build outstanding teams Sidney has adopted a training program for junior high boys. Coaches Caton and Angerer drill seventh, eighth and ninth grade boys in the fundamental techniques of football and schedule games to give them experience. Letter awards went to Bob Allen, Tom Applegate, Garney Avy, jerry Beers, Sam Bender, Carl Burchett, Duane Campbell, George Kookoot- sedes, john Lee, Larry Leininger, Bob McLaughlin, Dale Scherer, Danny Schlagetter, Bob Sparks, jim Stump, Glenn Tidwell, Gary VanFossen, and Herb Wells. The junior high teams played four games winning three and losing one. Troy beat the Yellow jackets 12-7, but Sidney was victor over Urbana 35-0, Greenville 56-6, and Piqua 18-0 to turn in a fine seasonal record. Comfwlimenls of ll l9eeIer'.v Super Marke!

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FBLA, organized here in 1947, is open to all students of the business edu- cation department. This year the club conducted a sur- vey among the graduates of the busi- ness department about their work. They also sponsored a dance after the Miamis- burg basketball game and bought a paper cutter and two dictionaries for the business department. The president is Dorothy DeWeese, the vice-president is jo Anne Anderson, the secretary is Ann Stump, and the treasurer is Nancy Grigg. Miss Dillon and Mrs. Fridley are co- sponsors of the organization. Inf! tn right: Nancy Grigg, Dorothy DeWeese, Mrs. lridlcy Ann Stump, Miss Dillon, jo Anne Anderson ln the picture at right are the students of the first period personal typing class The business education department trains SHS students to become skilled members of the business world. This fall, for the first time, it offer- ed two separate courses-a secretarial office course and a clerical office prac- tice course. The senior girls taking the business course gain actual office experience by working for the superintendent. The business department has a wide range of office equipment including thirty typewriters, a comptometer, and a Burroughs calculator.

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n , - E i 1 Y W w . 4 ,, l - ,I , ,, ' 1 l I : ' I -wi. -.- , A if .fs ..,. - -B ,, Ma .. .- '-sfl 1 f .X-,f ' Senior Y-Teens, the high school branch of the Young XVomen's Christian Association, participates in many of the fall activities about the school. The girls of the club managed the sale of popcorn and potato chips at the football games. During the autumn season the members enjoyed many interesting programs. Eleanor Aschenbach, student of nursing at the University of Cincinnati in co-operation with General Hospital, talked to the Y-Teens about this profession. Mrs. F. B. Louys entertained the club by telling of her visit to Europe. A program of worship accented the Thanksgiving season. ln prepara- tion for Christmas the members made angel favors for the trays of the patients at Wfilson Memorial Hospital. The officers of the club are President, Martha Fosterg Vice-President, Shirley Anthony, Secretary, Beatrice Rothg and Treasurer, Lael Ely. Cabinet members are program. Donna Roberts and Marian Sharpg finance, jo Anne Anderson and Velma Rhuleg publicity, Sandra Dorner and janet Ludwigg music, Kathryn Abbott and Helen Schaeferg devotions, Regina Snyder and Sue Welling, service, Iris Cunningham and julia Kiesg and social, Phyllis jackson and Loretta Shatto. Left lo right, standing: Barbara Griffis, jean Gariety, Sue Toland, Barbara Fields, Sandra Dorner, Martha Dicke, Joanne Bengston, Martha Foster, Donna Rob- erts, and Phyllis jackson Sealed: Shirley Anthony, Kathryn Abbott, Regina Snyder, Beatrice Roth, Donna Dobie, Nancy Grigg, Janice Fox, and Marlene Shue Best Wfisbes from Cummins and Boller