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

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ffioes Work Together For Good f chool In the fall of 1951 Sidney High School welcomed Paul Meadows as its new principal. He is a graduate of Carleton College, Northfield, Minne- sota. R. J. White filled the office of assistant principal. Previ- ously, Mr. White taught busi- ness arithmetic and economic geography in Sidney High School. . Both men are keenly inter- ested in all phases of the activ- ities of the school. Two very important figures in the efficient operation of Sidney High School are the secretaries. Miss Mary Line is the very capable secretary in the super- intendent's office, and Miss Hermine Freytag is the secre- tary in the principal's office. Miss Freytag helps train the girls who work in the office as assistants. Mr. Meadows Mr. White Miss Freytag Miss Line Dayton Power and Light Nevergall Motor Sales

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Superintendent, Board Determine Policies Huffman Dearth, Walter Hance, Wayne Bertsch, Reuben Aschenbach, Virgil Ward Harold C. McDermott Canter and Oller The school board has been engaged in the tremendous task of supervising the building of four new grade schools. 'Wayne Bertsch was president in 1952. He succeeded Dr. Clayton Kiracofe, who was the previous president. Dr. Kiracofe and Dr. Eugene Crimm retired from the board at the end of 1951. They were replaced by Virgil Ward and W'alter Hance. Huffman Dearth, and Reuben Aschenbach were the other mem- bers of the 1952 school board. Harold McDermott, the new super- intendent of schools, has run the schools smoothly and efficiently. Previously, Mr. McDermott was the high school principal for two years. Before that, he was the chemistry and physics teacher. Lu-Genes

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Margretta Molden, French I and IIQ American literature, English II, Dean of Womeng C. O. Wells, mechanical draw- ing, Glenna Fogt, U. S. his- tory, Webster Geib, algebra, trigonometry and advanced mathematics, plane geometry, solid geometryg Lucille Keller, algebra I, arithmeticg Paul Powers, economic geography, business arithmetic, sociology and world affairs Paul Fitzwater, orchestra, band, Margaret Faulkner, jun- ior high music, girls' glee club, mixed chorusg Harold Slager, farm shop, agricultureg Lewis Heldt, hygiene, guidance, Olive Owens, civics, speechg Francis Sargeant, world history Richard Melvin, boys' glee clubg Bettie Duncan, librariang G. J. Burkhardt, machine shop, machine science, Anita Cook, stenography, typingg Richard Cromer, fine artsg Dorothy Duncan, domestic arts