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

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22 The Life You Save May Be Stop! look! Listen! Safety Patrol members smile for the photographer. Row l: Mr? Wells, Bruce Botkins, Sue Shreves, Judy Johnston, Geraldine Leach, David Crusey, Steve North. Row 2: Michael Shaw, Charles Warfield, Geraldine Abbott, Linda Hudson, Susan Fogt, David Wenner. Row 3: Thomas Barthauer, Richard Noles, Jay Johnston, David Fields, Gary Ga James Davis. Row 4: James Russell, Harvey Wooddell, and Sherman Fleming. rdner, CO PELAND REFR IGERATION COR PORATION Well-l it's lik-ke t-h-i-s . . . David Jones in Traffic Court tries to explain to Judge Huxley lust how it happened while Mr. Wells looks on. Your 0wn Order! Order! Court is now in session. You are iust in time to sit in on a trial. The Case: Mr. Safety vs. Mr. Careless. What are the charges? Running across the street and crossing against a red light. How does the defendant plead? Not guilty! After due consideration the court finds him guilty. He rises to hear the sentence. He must write a five hundred word essay on why he should obey traffic laws. Case dismissed! This is a typical case held in our student traffic court. The iudge is Fred Huxley and adviser, Mr. C. O. Wells. Court is held once each week for offenders, and penalties are im- posed according to the seriousness of the case. At present there are twenty-seven patrol members with a court secretary, a stenographer, a typist, and a news reporter.

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Little spokes assist wheels wlth prolects Class represenlatnves are seated clockwlse Don Thompson sophomore Steve Potter freshman Harry Faulkner rumor Phll Valentme tumor Charles Eusenstem freshman and Nancy Brels lord sophomore Mlss Fogt advuser ls stand an WW, Bug wheels pause nn plan nmg Left to nght they are Nancy Allen secretary treasurer Mrss Fogt advnser Beverly Monroe asslstant secretary treasurer and Larry Hlllemann presudent ouncll eads Student Government Thus mormng the Student Councrl would luke to present are words frequently heard by the student body In specnal assemblles A few of the outstandlng programs were Ted Bumlller with fllms of hrs trip around the world by leep Fred Lowery a whlstlmg vurtuoso, and the Davres a vocal trlo from Canada This ns lust one of the many services the Student Councll performs Under the dlrectlon of Mass Glenna Fogt, class representahves and homeroom momtors meet to plan and carry out fare drulls cnhzenshup campaugn locker clean ups lost and found auctlons attend ance awards and pre sale of football and basket ball tickets The malor prolect IS the Council s publlcahon of the student handbook whlch serves as an excellent source of lnformahon on school achvlty and conduct In order to function properly such an orgamza tion must have fmancnal and therefore, each stu dent IS asked to pledge and pay as he sees fit The Councll offers service wherever and whenever needed for the general welfare of the school ENGLISH STUDIOS . I . z 1 i , : , 2 , : , 1 - I ' I I T g. Xlfsfll if l ' 'KJ SML Tx, fx xfs S J ' . . ' A M . , : , Jim Howell, vice-presidentp . - 2 T , : I I . . X. , : ' , 5 . l Q y X C ,, . . . . . . ' . . I - H n s . s I ' ' I I I . I . . 5 - I I '

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Inter No.9 Brings Back Ilolnan Lifv Veni, vidi, vici. Interest in Rome and Roman life is shown by Inter Nos officers, lsittingl Nancy Brelsford, consul, Connie Wick, quaestorg Susan Barker, praetorg and LaMar Keiser, consul and istandingl Miss Pfeifer, adviserg Carolyn Gross, scribe: Bob Carolla, scribeg Robert Grogg, praetorp and Michael Bonnorant, quaestor. Inter Nos lamong usl is a club for second year Latin students sponsored by Miss Emma Pfeifer. Its purpose is to acquaint the mem- bers with Roman customs and manners. Each year the club has a ban- quet similar to those which were given in ancient Rome, financed by the sale of doughnuts. This year's banquet was served in three courses. This was followed by the oblectamenta iprograml which consisted of Iuctatio lwrestlingl, cithcira duae lpiano duetl, poema lpoeml, concentus nervorum lstring ensemblel, sortes lfortune tellingl, and concentus trium vocarum la humorous skit with musicl. Shades of the glacliatorsl Steve Huxley and David Billing give an exhibition of Roman wrestling. Consuls make sacrifice before meal. Nancy Brelsford pours sacrificial wine over sacrificial meal which LaMar Keiser holds as Sue Shreves and Bill Shaw watch. COPELAND REFRIGERATION CORPORATION 5