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

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The big five in conference are Jim Russell, advertising managerg Judy Clayton, copy editorg Barbara Ferguson, assistant editorg .lim Friend, sports cditorg and llarry Faulkner, circulation man- ager. 4515

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5: v Un the beat. News class members pause in their Search for scoops. 'l'hey are first row: Susan Bidwell at type- writer, Judy Schiff, Carol Smart, and Darlene Risk. Second row: Nlalvinia Swiger, Linda Davis, Kathy Houck, Carolyn Nlinniear, Sandra Richards, Susan Slagle, Carol Nloore, and Sally Jo Frantz. Standing: Vinnie lfmrich, llaniel Waldsmith, Sharon lfogt, Nlary l.ou Stephens, Philip Allen, llcrtil Nelson, Dennis Coburn tphotogra- Jherr, Larry Young, Mike kkagner fco-editorj, Carl Vfagner. ,lim Schneider was not present when the picture was taken. Annual and news class members join forces to form Quill and Scroll. Nlenibers are Helen South. W 4 Dinah Apple, Carol Smith, Jolene Bolin, Betty ,lo Blake, Nadyne Hacker, Pam Cham- bers, Hrs. Blust, sponsorg Jim Fogt, presidentg Helen Hayes, Tom Seving, treas- urerg Lois Oldham, vice- presidentg and Judy Clay- ton, secretary. unior Journalists Soole Scoops News class and Quill and Scroll provide opportunities to those students interested in journalism. In news class the student learns the basic principals of newspaper work and he gets an opportunity to apply this knowledge as he helps publish the Sidney High School News. The Sidney High School News. a weekly feature in the Sidney Daily News, is composed by the students themselves, with the aid of Albaugh's Market Bunny's Drug Store Mrs. Blust. This experience trains the student so that he will be able to participate on the annual staff in his senior year. Each journalism student works to become eligible for Quill and Scroll. Students can be admitted when they become juniors, and they then join with the other members to carry out the goal of the society by promoting better journalism. Dairy Queen Sid ney Hardware

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feb Out to Hake Rl Sale are the ineinbers of the eireulation staff. First row: 'l'om Xbbotl, Louie lllaekford, John lilake, 'lloui Keysor. llank Flagfle. Second row: Hike Jamieson. Sherry Valentine. Sue Spangler rhid- denl. 'lliird row: Catherine lreniain, Suzanne Young, Joyce Sehrolueke, lletly llhainbers, .lerry Nettleship, loin liar- thauer. Fourth row: lfllen Pep- per, llill llyuuui. Pat Davis, lieth Linker, Ken l ulton. Fifth row: Sue Stanun, lilosie Alvis, Diane Fultz, Steve Hubbell. Sixth row: Karen Ilaxter, Phyllis lfinkenbine, 'llfllll Seving. Sev- enth row: Judy Uruebnieyer, Ilelen llayes, and lion llieh- ardson. Plan of .Kttaek is being discussed by Sue Bid- well, Judy Johnston, Saundra Stoekstill, Becky Sidle, Linda Garmhausen, Judy Davis, and Phil Valentine of the advertising staH'. as ov 4 V 455 Q. This year the seniors on the Yellow Jacket realized that publishing an annual is a big job. In September few knew what heads, eaptions. or eopy were. ,lust ask them now. and they will tt-ll you. l.ast spring plans were made. the staff was chosen, a theme selected. 'lhrough the summer the staff made a dummy. ln the fall the adver- tising eommittee began eontaeting faetories, businesses, and banks to buy advertising spaee. 'l'he eireulation staff organized to st-ll annuals. Photographers hurried about taking group and individual pietures. livery fourth period in Room 14 eopywriters and boys mounting pie- tures worked to the sound of the typewriter. March 2 everyone sighed. lfverything has been mailed to the printer. Have Typewriter Will Travel, say copy-writers Steve llubbell, Charles Higgins, Nellie Smith, Phyllis Finken- bine, Tom Yordemark, Becky Albers, Sandy Ziegeler. and lris Davis. s- 'x