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

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The lVlan Who Came to Dinner is one of the many declamations given by the dramatics class this year. They also have projects such as making notebooks, which help them learn more about make-up and expression. Presenting one-act plays at noon or in the evening is another of their projects. llie pnpls in first year dra- inaties elass learn to put on :i play sueeessfully. The students of the fine arts de- partment keep busy the year round. At Christmas time they decorate the class rooms with holiday deco- rations. During Red Cross Week they make posters for the blood bank. On Valentines Day veterans in hospitals are given valentines made by the art class. I he fine arts elass learns to develop zirtistie ability. lnte eating Inter Nos tamong usl is a club enjoyed by students taking Latin ll. As a project they sell donuts two Thursdays of every month. This helps them to raise money for their banquet, which is held an- nually. ln class the students study the adventures ol' Caesar, llercules. and many other Roman heroes. Roger Nlellerinott, Rodney Blake-, and Charles Knoop are sliouing some of thi- projeets they made in Latin ll elasrtes. El

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A Spanish lady is reading for the Spanish class and Mr. Edlcr. 8 Learning to use thc sliile rule is part of the trig- onometry class project. Here Toni Stocker is showing Dir. Gc'b and his classmates that lic knaws the way to use it. Projects Make Classes

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Each fall, down in the West corner of the junior high building, a group of boys gather under the guidance of Mr. Slager to learn more about the art of farming and rural life. But, behind all of the plaques, pictures, and trophies that line the walls of their class Eddie Cox, Ro- bert Young and jim How ell are lcarning to weld in agrifullure. i room, is plenty of hard Work and fun. Some of the projects these boys carry on throughout the year are recommended farm- ing practices, crop and livestock proiects. planning and constructing equipment, ex- hibits, and various other group and individual activities. ,lflany Sfwienfs ,Arr Kring Trainer! Remember the smell of burn- ing sulfur floating through the halls? Or that large mysterious wet spot dripping from the ceil- ing, resulting from a mistake in an experiment. These are a couple of the things that might happen in the course of a year in chemistry lab. Chemistry is by no means all play and no work. The students have fun, but they also take an active interest in what they are doing, proving for themselves in lab what they learn in class. Chemistry lab proves to be fun and work. Doing an experiment are Nancy Clark, Glen Apple, Melvin Ncvergall, Geraldine Heaton. Tom Uncaphcr, Richard Helnier, Gary Paul, Lee Woodruff. 10