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

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A biology class uses micro- scopes to obtain knowledge Senior mathematics class is hard at work r - l Sidney High now offers fifty different subjects to students, including a home economics course, vocational agriculture department, and industrial depart- ment. A complete business course has been established for those Wishing to enter the business field. Music and dramatic departments help keep Sidney High from being a place of all work and no play. The foreign language of- fered is Latin. Until this year French was also taught. Ferguson Construction

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Ur' o Wow' '93 Upper left, bus drivers: Bob Stevenson, Cy Russell. Howard Upper right: lack Beer, Nancy Stevenson, Ierry McCoy, Wooddell, Loren Rowell, H. C. Russell. Harvey Yinger, Peggy Blair Burton Meyers Lower right: Office girls checking attendance, Shirley Lower left. custodians: Mr. Hespie, Mr. Swigert. Mr. McCoy Englehaupt. Helen Cole, Kathleen Oldham As Sidney High has grown, many departments have been added. It has become necessary to add more custodians. The office now requires the serv- ices of many office girls to help take care of the increasing number of stu- dents. As rural districts have been added to the school system, bus drivers have become a necessary part of the school program. The curriculum has undergone many changes since the opening of the century. In 1903 the subjects offered were English, Latin, mathematics, phys- iology, physical geography, botany, physics, chemistry, commercial geo- graphy, bookkeeping, psychology, pedagogy, music, drawing, and rhetoricals. Civics was required the last four months of the senior year. 8 Ferguson Construction

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Classrooms and Subjects Added Mechanical drawing is offered in mod- em schools Laiin silll holds a place in ihe cur- riculum Seventh grade social science class studies qeoqraphy 10 C. D. Beck and Company, Inc