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

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Hnqbzatfiqh - ' lanitors, students, and teachers - that's what makes a well-run school tick from early morning till long after the last class is over for the day. Students of Sidney High not only attend regular classes throughout the day but also have the opportunity to take part in many outside activities. This makes their day 'round the clock at SHS more interesting and full. Variety is the spice ot life. Several senior girls organized the Senior Girls' Trio in their spare time. They provided entertainment at various school functions. In the lower pictures the janitors are taking a Well-deserffed rest from their busy duties to pose for the camera. Upper lelt CAUGHT IN THE ACT! Left to right: Linda Lower left: Senior Girls' Trio gets in some practice. Lett to Koskinen Sandor Spmner Gary Gooder, Dan Schlagetter, right, standing: Ioan Steinkemper, Ianet Heintz, Darlene Connie Ash Rcurdon Young Litton: seated, Linda Koskinen Upper right Custcdians Lower right: Eleventh Grade U. S. history class ,, . in ., laws

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SENIOR ORCHESTRA, Violins: Carol Knasel, Diane Berting, Ging- er Davey, Carol McKnight, Carol Smith, Janet Blake, Karen Bran- denburg, Kathleen Oldham, Io Bowen, Sandra Smith, Rosemary Smith, Barbara Seifert, Iudy Brown, Gretchen Brunner: flutes: Ida Cunningham, lean Bowen: clarinets: Tcm Dunnavant, Larry Wag- goner, Daniel McNeil, Ierry Blake: cellos: Gretchen Milsm, Mar- lene Kaufman, Catherinlu Russell: viola: Carl Schaefer: trumpets: William Greubmeyer, Larry Brookhart, Ierry Scanlin: french horn: Richard Lipold: trombones: Ierry Steinle, Iohn Uncapher: alto scrxcphones: Gary Davidson, Sandra Spinner: tenor saxo- phone: David Aschenbach: baritone saxophone: David Dormire: drum: Iacque Neer: bass viol: Marjorie Blake, Alice Glore, loan Steinkemper: tympani: Eugene Fogt: piano: Shelby Hazel Lower picture, IUNIOR ORCHESTRA, Violins: Ianet Harman, Kathleen Oldham, Gretchen Brunner, Carol Knasel, Diane Berting, Shirley Altholf, Iudy Brown, Diane Blake, I-Xrlynn Hill, Susan Gehrlich: flutes: Martha Drake, Iudy Knasel: oboe: Mike Boller: clarinetsz Mike Downey, Don Haney, Tom Prctsman, Iames Link- er: saxophones: Tim Wells, Roger Schaffer, Terry Hefman, Dale Parke, Tom Pence: cello: Catherinlu Russel, Diane Fields, Ian Scanlin: comet: Bob Pellman, Dave Abbott, Robert Moore, Dick Dormire, Iohn Kraft, George Chrisman, Tom Hughes: saxophone: David Aschenbach: bassoon: Paul Steinle: trombones: lames Hill, Hugh Bonnoront, Iames Fouss, Don Widney: cymbals: Ierry Wenners: drums: lim Wells, Tcm Stocker, Iohn Keysor: accom- panist: Dortha Sue Shepherd: bass viol: Ann Minton, Brenda Welch, Barbara Hepler: student director: Ierry Scanlin: tympani: Hugh Turley ' J liars U Wim!-'5fU ' The senior orchestra, directed by Paul Fitzwater, rehearses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It performs for assemblies, class plays, and commencement, and presents a Band-Orchestra Concert in February. The junior orchestra, under student director lerry Scanlin, plays 6 for junior assemblies and has a concert in May. ,

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Bus drivers of Sidney High goth- er ior cr short session before load- ing their buses and transporting the students home Miss Gannon slowly but surely calls the roll in one of her junior high gym class The Future Farmers ot America practice surveying under the super- vision oi H. E. Slager 6U'mlL, Lcfmk and Ccfmlz, Bright cmd early in the morning there is nothing like the grecrt outdoors! Miss Gcxnnon's gym clctss, shivering in the grey dawn, may not echo that sentiment: but the bus drivers and Ag students seem glad of the chance to be out in the fresh dir, if even for only or few moments. A11 of which goes to show that Whether you be or fresh-cxir fiend or not, your minutes oft SHS ctre spent in or variety of places-indoors and out. Ferguson Construction