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

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Lei! to right: Miss Dillon. Iudy Fishbaugh, Mary Lou Evans, Iudy Vordemarlc, Dollie Roeg- ner, Mrs. Fridley Left to right: Marjorie Spang- ler, Mary Lane Ellis, Shirley Booher, Miss Arnett, Pat Stai- iord UMM P UW'-3 3514 Any junior or senior girl who is taking any commercial subject is eligible to join the FBLA, which is sponsored by Miss Dillon and Mrs. Fridley. The club tries to give the students experiences they can't have in the classroom and to help them become better acquainted with various types of office work. This year a group of girls and Mrs. Fridley attended a convention at Mansfield to learn about the Work of other clubs since the FBLA is a national organization. There are several social events during the year. The club project. is a gift for the commercial department. 334 FTA was founded by the National Council of Education and is spon- sored by the National Education Association. Sidney High School chapter was organized in 1947. The club encourages students to cultivate the qualities which are the foundations for teaching: to become acquainted with the story of schools and education: and to obtain information about teaching opportunities. Miss Arnett is the club's new sponsor. Best Wishes From 24 Sidney Grain Machinery

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331 Cclmk Members of the agricul- ture department receive valuable training which provides them with a sound basis for their fu- ture occupation. In addi- tion to their regular agri- culture classes, they also have farm projects of raising livestock and crops at home. may iw Speech for use is the motto of Sidney Hiqh's speech club, Masque and Gavel. This organization takes an active part in inter-scholastic s p e e c h contests and other proj- ects around town such as Community Chest and Pied Cross. Sophomores, j u 11 i o r s, and seniors who meet the necessary qualifications may join. UPPER PICTURE, seated leit to right: Bob Allen, Roger Steven- son, Max Bell, Marvin Ditmer, Wally Gillman, Emerson Watkins Standing: Mr. Slager LOWER PICTURE, standing leit to right: Carol Carey, Marlene Kaufman, Gretchen Milem, Ioan Steinkemper, Ianet Blake, Sharon Garrett, Ierry Blake Seated: I o Bowen l l l l Marietta Paint Brandenburg Hairdressers First Federal Savings 8: Loan Cromes Funeral Service 23

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46' U ,9 Imagine a play that has no scenery or sound effects and with the performers minus the make-up which enhances their parts and helps put them into character. SHS need never fear such a situation. Through the combined efforts of the stage and make-up crew at Sidney High the annual presentations, such as the plays, operetta, and vocal and band concerts, are given the final polish which makes them more appealing to the audiences. Miss Olive Owens oversees the organization of the make-up crew. Darlene Litton was the student chairman at the beginning of the year. Mr. Angerer directed his Manual Training boys in painting and constructing the necessary properties needed for each production. Upper left: Carl Schaefer, on ladder, and Howard Rutherford Lower: Howard Rutherford, left, and Carl Schaefer Big picture, lelt to right: Linda Koskinen, Gretchen Milem, Darlene Litton, Mary Sue Huitman, Lois Martin, Prank Dulaney Sidney Grain Machinery 25