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

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Senior proiectionists, left to right: Bob Conrad, Ray Boller, Robin Morris, Shirley Booher, cmd Mr, Spence, adviser Students producing cr radio skit, leit to right, seated: Tom Hughes, Marilyn lackson, Edward Sparks, Iudy Stump, David Aschenbach, and Bob Zimpher Standing: Iames Linker, Ann Minton, Betty Kritzer, Dee Dee Martin, Ellen Plattoot, Sonja Lecky, and Dale Parke ' WL 016,54 awp Every second and fourth Thursday of the month a radio program is put on by some club, organization, or class around Sidney High. Recordings ot each program are made on the school's recorder by a student. The recording is then delivered to WPTW tor broadcasting. Miss Owens is the consultant for the school programs. Hi-W'ay Market Gasaway's Dry Cleaning The Visual Aids Department this year Was under the direction of Mr. Spence, Who took Mr. Auer's place in the Science Department. This department takes care of ordering and showing films for the various classes re- questing the service. The projectionists are chosen and trained from the three upper grades. Gallaher Drug Co. Flinr1's 5-10-25C Store 17

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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

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Standing: Mr. Wells Seated first row: Hugh Turley, Iohn Keysor, Danny Witord, Donald Widney, Donald Brown, Charles Herzog, Roger Schaffer, Marc Knasel Second row: Ray Boller, Phil Webb, Gary Norris, Terry Helman, Iim Wells, Mike Boller, Bill Prater, Richard Clark. Hank Boller pflffllll Ffwiedn, ,S 9 g l K 'I' lngl 1 151 fm-A -Q. The Safety Patrol is sponsored by the AAA with C. O. Wells as adviser. It has twenty members, who are divided between noon patrol and evening patrol. Any boys in grades seven to twelve may become members by obtaining Written permission from their par-- ents, then filing application with Mr. Wells. In 1950 a student court was organized to try violators turned in by the members of the Safety Patrol. For first offense a student is Warned, the second time he receives a week's detention, and for a third offense he is given two weeks' detention and to be dismissed must pass a test on safety. Bay Boller was student judge in 1952- 1953. In the spring, at recognition assembly, the members of the Safety Patrol are recognized for their year of service. At Christmas time the AAA gave the Safety Patrol a dinner with presents and entertainment. Wagner Ford Company