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

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The First Day Of School Has Its Problems As the leaves on the trees begin to turn to the colors of autumn, so turn our thoughts to the reopening of school. The scramble' of new classes presents a problem for us all. As the sophomores move about in a state of confusion, stumbling to find their way to the various class rooms, the juniors and seniors are busy telling each other about their experiences during the past sum- mer and explaining what they plan to do during the coming year. While the plans of the coming year are being put into action for different activities and sports events, other plans are being made in the principal's office. The office overflows the first few days after the beginning of school with pupils wanting changes in their schedules. BOB WILT Someone to see you, Mr. Brown. Students crowd main office the first week after school begins to make changes in their schedules. Quiet Please! Girls at work. Patty Kuck and Kay Fagan study for a difficult test. SIDNEY FLOWER SHOP L. B. FERREE INC.

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5, , 7 ,YW 7 Experiencing life af Sidney High School for a year as an exchange student is Elizabeth Gloor. Here she takes time out of her busy schedule to pose for our photographer. Representatives of SHS at the 1961 GiI'l'S State and Boy's State Conventions were James Schneider and Barbara Zirkle. At these conventions they learned and dis- cussed the many phases of government. After The First Few Days lt Gets Easier SHS's version of the line up. Jun- iors wait in line to receive their locker assignments the first few days after school be- gins. FRISCH'S BIG BOY THOMA JEWELERS