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

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Librarians Present Art Class Dlsplays If you visited the library much this year you probably noticed the displays put there for your enjoyment There were exhibits from the art, domestic science, and manual training departments During the Christmas season the library was made festive with decorations from the art department At one time soap carving was on displav and another time there was an exhibit of different types of pictures In the spring art students made miniature stages which were on view Looking at the exhibit of soap carving are Mary jane Vorhees Dollie Roegner and Connie Apple LllU1dlb Pldi C 111 lvlldllll lJll1VCl Sily Tlibt afety 77 Toward the end of February hardworking students began industrlously preparing for the annual State Scho'ar hip Test Maybe vou saw them with a biology manual an Fnglish test or some other review book About the first of April the elimination test was given and the three re maming students in each sub ect began studying harder than ever sity to take the final test Marilyn Fetter Violet Watkins Eugene Fogt Sue Welling Lael Ely Lynn Morgan Betty Louise Merrrcks and Danny McNeil Slandmg left to rrghl Marlan Sharp Iris Cunningham Jerry Scan lin Philip Freytag and Bill Collier Patrol Protects 'leenage Students At noon and evcnlnt, when school is dismissed members Prtrol are alwlys on the job directing student traffic Violators rules are reported and must appear before the Safety Patrol Court by Carl Carey of the Safety of the traffic presided over O Wells left to raght Mr Wells Bob Krttzer Ray Bol ler Dick Henizer Hank Boller Gary Cole james Morris Second rou Eugene Marrs Philip Veith Melun Burton Carl Watren Bobby Kaser Lloyd Wiford Larry Wiford Third mu Jack Marrs Keith Applegate Daud Moehing Bill Cable Ronald Hill Lloyd Seifert lhe Safety Patrol organized in l940 is directed by Mr C Ftrs! rou Gary Norris Bet! ll :shes Iiom Geo Ylumm Inc and jack s Snack Shop V I I O 5 w N 5' w w w N L K L L, 9 3 ' O I I ,E -,.I,.-,, IP .QA E-- ,...-,.- Tl-----,.-,,a-1-- A., J L . L , 4 . , . ' Early in May the big day came when the students went to Miami Univer- 1 ' i . Y . 1 I 9 5 Y 9 . , . 1 ,n 1 - . l ' I Y 6 ' 1 L K S ' , . I , , - ' ' ' 2 I I 2 . . . . Q . . 1 I I , ' 7 A . 7 3 . . , . . n u I a 4' 1' '. : . , I S l 5 - 1 7. Y , - 1 I: , I ' 9 Y 9 . 1 V Y 7 7 V . U 7 7 'I ' I .

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1.mlI In rigfrlx Althea Foster. Dorothy De- XX'eese. Carol Gauby. Ann Stump. Betty I.ou Higgins, Betty Comer. Shirley Snyder. Shirley Paul. jill Guck. and Drema Short Buck Flinn a member of the tennis team begins a smashing serve. XVatching a hand tennis game seated are jeannine Mor- timore, Betty Louise Merricks. Betty Lou Higgins, julia Kies, Dorothy DeWeese. Barbara Crim. Regina Snyder. Ethel Coleg participating in the game are Dora McCullough and Sandra Valentine Boys ,Xml lul M5 239 . jeg- 'aa ., tv, -ff ' s Play ln Qpring' Qporls As Springs balmy air beckoned to outdoor enthusiasts, Sid- ney High students took up their handballs, tennis rackets, and. bows and arrows to answer the call. Tennis Coach R. ll. W'hite has a crew of eight boys, who are building up the tennis hopes of SHS for the future. For a while tennis fell into oblivion because of the poor courts, but now it has again gained an important place at Sidney High. Once Sidney was well known for its excellent team and many trophies tell of past successes. The tennis crew hopes to add new trophies in the next few years. Crnllfvlinlezzlx of Sifllltfl Prllleru ll m'kx and Sizfuzji llH00lIll'fH'kiI1g Co. 51

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