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

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lib . Students using the library, left to right: Sandra Valentine, Iudy Stump, Tony Kahn, Ianet Blake, lim Brown, Bob Zimpher, and Iohn Spangler 1.4, mlllfl, in Jfrww The school library is open to students for reference, enjoyment, or for browsing around. The new card catalog this year came in mighty handv. Because of many displays from various teachers, and redecoration, the library was cozy and attractive this year. Many new books arrived throughout the year, including exciting sport stories and interesting career books. Students do not have to worry about getting a good book, because there are many fiction stories and biographies on many subjects. The set of Popular Science books, the Book of Authors, and encyclo- pedias are useful for information and reference. Many magazines, such as Life, Popular Mechanics, add to the en- joyment of students While they are at the library. Also, for help in planning parties or for clubs and organizations, books, pamphlets, and booklets may be found. Such a Wide collection of material in the library gives the student body a Wonderful chance to enlarge its reading field. Miss Bettie Duncan, Who is in charge of the Sidney High library, re- ceives assistance from capable girls in the ninth through the twelfth grades. They help students throughout the day. Compliments of Minton's Market Quality Dairy, Inc. 15

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nm Ju Home, ,icfulle Five columns of pertinent print about SHS which appear in the daily paper every Saturday under the heading Sidney High School News are a familiar sight to high school students. This paper is brought to the students and the public through the efforts of the news staff. For those junior and senior news writers who have done superior work, there is the Quill and Scroll, an honorary society formed to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. Both the news class and Quill and Scroll are supervised by Mrs. Blust. Upper picture, left to right: members of QUILL and SCROLL: Priscilla Hill, Marjorie Blake, Buzz Getrcst, Elaine Doll, Darlene Litton, Sam Bender, Doris Harp, Sharon Garrett, Linda Koskinen, Gary Gooder, Sandra Spinner Seated at desk: Mrs. Blust Lower picture, NEWS CLASS, left to right, first row: Pat Elson, Karen Hays, Elaine Doll, Don Schiff, Phyllis Libbee, Connie Ash, Judy Fishbaugh, Ann Robinson Second row: Phyllis Bowers, Linda Koskinen, Ichn Amos, Dollie Roegner, Bob Zimpher, Danny Schlagetter, Virginia Gibbs Third row: Marilyn Iackson, Doug Marker, Rairdon Young

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In the spring of every year energetic students may be seen completely absorbed with chemistry manuals, old English tests, or perhaps French drill pads. They are preparing with concen- trated study for an elimination test. The students having the three highest scores in each test go to Miami University to take the State Scholarship Tests. The competition is always very strong. Each year the seniors participate in the Senior Scholarship Test conducted by the State Department of Education. The test in- cludes the five general subjects: mathematics, English, history, science, and reading. These tests help stimulate in students a desire for further knowledge and bring to light hidden abilities. Standing lelt to right: Bill Gruebmeyer, Iohn Hill, Iames Brown, Gary Davidson, Ianet Blake, Pat Long, Shelby lean Hazel, Nancy Marsh, Dan McNeil, and Byron Higgins Seated left to right: Cole Tremain, Ierry Scanlin, Virginia Hicker' son, Carolyn Weber, Phil Freytag, Ierry Blake, and Priscilla Hill XVheeler's Market Citizens Bank