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

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As the members repeat the Masque and Gavel pledge at each meeting, they reaffirm a promise to promote good speech in the community in which they live. This promise is fulfilled in many ways throughout the year as speech tournaments, assemblies, and various programs are pre- sented. Annual events in Masque and Gavel are the selling of Christmas corsages and a spring bake sale. Its purpose is high, that's why it's Masque and Gavel. M 8. G officers are lseatedj Beth Linker, secretary, Judy Clayton, president, istandingl Ann Goshorn, treasurer, Miss Owens, ad- viser, and Norma Lu Dilworth, vice-president. Speech Experience Never Loses Value With their key NFL officers unlock the powers of expression and personality. They are iseatedi Hazel Hahn, secretary, Lu Ann Luckey, president, istandingl Nancy White, vice-president, Miss Owens, adviser, and Judy Clayton, treasurer. Speech tournaments are big events in the lives of NFL members. Each year, students gain entry into this national organization by the points made at the various contests. A student must obtain twenty-five points for member- ship. He then receives a degree of merit, and continues working for higher degrees, which include honor, ex- cellence, and distinction. This club works along with Masque and Gavel in an effort to promote better speech in the high school and the community. Although Sidney has had a chapter of the National Forensic League for only four years, much has already been done to benefit good speech. L B FERREE INC PLUMBING AND HEATING

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Relaxing after a hard day's work. Norma Lu Dilworth instructs the annual staff: Marion Leapley, Charles Knoop, Dick Gossard, Susan Gehrlich, Jan Scanlin, Letitia Clawson, Brenda Shaw, Dottie Kay Bodine, Larry Hillemann, Bill Ambos, and David Geuy on the next day's work. 'Blooll, Sureat, And Tears' Go Into Annual Perhaps some of the busiest seniors around Sidney High are those who work diligently on the annual staff. They, along with Mrs. Blust, the ad- viser, start in the summer to plan for the best annual ever. After school you may see members of the advertising staff trying frantic- ally to sell ads for the Yellow Jacket. The editors and copy-editors meet every day, fifth period, making the dummy, writing clever heads and cap- tions, and interesting copy. The pho- tographers take pictures and others mount them and type copy. All this takes much time and patience. The business manager takes care of the financial matters. The official selling squadron is the circulation staff. They go to the home- rooms to persuade the students to buy the annual. FREYTAG What shall we say? Dick Gossard, Betty Vorde- mork, Susan Gehrlich, Brenda Shaw, and Dottie Kay Bodine compose copy.