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

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Cheerleaders, Little Brown ug, Crown Beatem team beatem! Reserve cheerleaders, Connie Hodge, Jo Emrich, Debby Deal, Jenny Cable, i aww. I: 20 Susan Blake, and Kathy Stauber prepare to cheer their team to victory. Many times during the past year you could see our cheerleaders leading the crowds on at basketball and football games and at pep rallies. At every game, both football and basketball, the '4Sidney Six traveled far and wide in rain or shine or just plain freezing weather to boost our team on to victory. Rainy Weather, straight hair, and frozen muscles did not stop our cheerleaders. During the year our squad, together with the faculty, prepared several pep rallies that were held in the high school gym. They also saw to it that the store windows in the busi- ness section of town were adorned with cheers and symbols to boost everyone's spirit. Get that Victory! This was repeated many times during the football and basketball seasons by our l varsity cheerleaders. First row: Richlyn Sekyra, Jill Young, and Jean Moore. Second row: Jane Rhees, Judy Sherlock, and Grayce Childers. STEINER'S DRUGSTORE

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Seniors Leave Marching Band, German Band Leaving the marching band are senior members Fred Martin, Larry Leapley. Bob Starret, Den- nis Ely, Don Berg, John Gibbs, Jay Johnston. Bill Deal, Tim Dodd, and Philip Beery. Second row: Doug Haney, Gary Leapley, Jerry Miller, Brian Tremain. Norris Davidson, Joe Reineke, Joe Kuck, Bob Kaylor, Doug Allinger, and Robert Enyeart. CRAMER'S GATEWAY TO MUSIC MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS Sz LOAN ASSN Music anyone? These members of the German Band seem to be ready to give us some. They are Philip Beery, Joe Reineke, Jay Johnston, Norris Davidson, Bill Wick, and Robert Enyeart. Resting on the big bass drum is Don Berg. I9 FRANTZ BROTHERS INC. SIDNEY READY-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY

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All Have lmportant Role in Homecoming Long live Queen Grayce! Pictured above are the court and their escorts They are Sharon Brown, Fred Brandewie, Grayce Childers, John Willman Julie Fitzwater Larry Moore, Susan Killian, Phil Brown, Jayne Wurstner and Vinnie Emrich A hush fell over the homecoming crowd as the long-awaited moment drew nigh. Then, over the loudspeak- er the announcement proclaimed the 1962 Homecoming Queen to be Grayce Childers. Grayce was crowned by her escort, John Willman. As Grayce and her court proceeded to the stadium to be seated for the finish of the game, the crowd cheered them all. At one of our pep rallies Debbie Crimm portrayed Miss Victory. She attempted to arouse our football team to win the game with Greenville, and thus be able to keep the little brown jug which we have had for years. Miss Victory, Debbie Crimm, at- I tempts to arouse the team to have ' a victory over Greenville. STEINER'S DRUGSTORE