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

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Have pencil will draw. During their Fine Practice makes perfect is the IT1OttO followed Arts Class Nancy Neff, Judy Freistuhler, by these future typists in Mr. Johnson's and Ann Harbour really make their pen- Typing I Class. cils fly. Work and Study Yield Future Security The school library, which provides a quiet atmosphere and peaceful surroundings, is an ideal place for study. Students may use the library during their study periods for reference and reading. i '-'-1 Q W-JA. 10 R. V. CROMES ga SONS FUNERAL HOME

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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

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Pupils Strive For Better Knowledge of Life Student participation is the basis for a broader and more thorough understanding of the subject matter. Shown in the upper picture is Mrs. Gallagher's English III Class. Leonard Crosley leads a class discussion. In the lower picture the members of Miss Kookootsedes' Civics Class are taking part in a discussion of present day problems. COMPLIMENTS OF THE OHIO TELEPHONE SERVICE COMPANY