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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
cini, Bill Petche, Rick Riehl. High
average, Bob Settevendemie.
Baseball Awards
by Mr.. Galberach

by Mr.. Galberach
Dick Barby, Bob Barby, Bob
Biscotti, Tom DiBart, Jim Eismon,
Dave Fraser, Bob Hickman, Don
Kelly, Tony Nadia, Bill Morris,
Harry Putzbach, Bob Settevende-
mie, Jim Strachan, Joe Szasz,
Locke Thompson, AL Thomson,
Tony Yaccabucci.
Managers: Ron Beach, Wade
Meeke, Geo. Simon.
Intramural Awards
by Tom Reeves, Jim HudeIson
Sophomore Basketball Champs,
homeroom 30S: Floyd Sobel, Kurt
Terhune, Bob Thorn S, Dick
Vaughn, Dick Wiedlund, Bill Wit
tenmeyer.
Junior Senior League Basket
ball Champs, homeroom %: Gary
Lotus, Don Lose, Tony Massaro,
Bob Mayne, Frank Mencini, John
Mencini, Richard Mcclure, Russ
Miller, Dave Meyers, Tom Reeves.
Sophomore League Volleyball
Champs, homeroom 18: Tom
Adams, Ken Connell, Jack Elstone,
John Feagler, Bill Forsythe,
Mario Gerhardt, Jack Gron, Den
mis- Klug.
Junior-Senior League Volleyball
Champs, homeroom 28: Charles
Crum, Gary Lotus, Don Lose,
Tony Massaro, Tom Matte, Frank
Mencini, John Mencini, Russ Mil
Ter, Dave Meyers, Tom Reeves.
Table Tennis: Senior Champ,
Frank Mencini; Junior Champ,
Bill Sharp; Sophomore Champ,
Dave Moore.
Wrestling Awards
by Mr.. Jack Moore
Letters: Al Andrews, Dick Bar
bey, Ron Cornman, Dave Davies,
Jerry DiNallo, Jim Eismon, Bob
Ferrar, Jack Friedman, Dan Gyure,
Don Kost, Gary Lotus, Tony
Nadia. Bill Morgan, Bill Petche,
Jim Shumay, and John Paige
Meyerscough, manager.
Numerals: John Artim, Jim
Cunningham, John DiDonato,
Duane Hoffmeyer, Edmund Nagel,
Dick Vaughn, Dave Welty.
J.V. Basketball
by Mr.. d. L. Drebus
Numerals: Kent Andrews, Clay
ton Brelo, Nick Barile, Ken Con-
nell, Louis DeHaas, Parker Mapes,
Bill Morris, Bob Morton, Dennis
Rogers, Albert Thompson, Dave
Wood. Louis Yacobucci, and How
ard Myerscough, manager.
Home Economics
by Mrs. Barbara Bowling
Linda Sharp.
Friendship Officers
by Dolores McGee
Senior: president, Margaret
Jones; vice-president, Judy Die
inert; secretary-treasurer, Diane
PEBBLES; publicity chairman,
Nancy Bruce.
Junior Sophomore: Betsy Bay
Junior-Sophomore: Betsy
Bayliss. /
Canteen Council
by Mr.. Larry Hall
New Officers: president, Denny
Rogers; vice-president, Tom
Wachter; secretary, Elsie Borth-
wick; treasurer, Buz Hull.
Track Awards
by Mr.. Leo Strang
LETTERS-First Year Awards:
Al Alexander, Jim Fleming, Axel
Irotefend, Bill Morgan, Dennis
Rogers, Joe Schneider, Bob Vajda,
Tony Massaro and John Myers
cough, manager.
Second Year Awards: Jim Angle,
Mike Brophy, Tom King, Gary
LOTUS, Frank Mencini, Joe Russo,
Don Tripepi, Bob Vargo.
Third Year Awards: Jim Baus,
Tom Matte.
Sophomore Nu m era s: Mike
Braun, Dave Davies, Mario Ger
lardt, Dave Williams, Jim Marino.
Clayton Brelo, Earl Cipriani, Bob
Neise, Carl Christopher, Mark
Price, Ronald Salavon.
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Carol Parish, Sue Wingerter, Betty
Barrett, Sue Kiss.
Ohio States Scholarship Test
for High School Seniors
(Certificates)
HONORABLE MENTION IN
STATE OF OHIO: Dianne Brescia,
Tom Fitzsimons, Richard Green
man, Gary LOTUS, Ruth Anne
Philip, Robert Vajda.
HONORABLE MENTION IN
KENT STATE DISTRICT: (Janu-
ary Graduate) Douglas Beebe, Carl
Dodge; June Glass; Ronald
Beach, Dianne Brescia, Ruth Cum
ningham, Tom Fitzsimons, Rich
ard Greenman, Gary Lotus, Ruth
Anne Philip, Richard Riehl,
Robert Vajda, Jerry Vath.
HONORABLE MENTION IN
COUNTY: january graduate)
Arthur Beatty, Douglas Beebe,
Phyllis Daley, Carl Dodge, Nancy
Hodge, Elaine Hooper, Harry
Kendig.
(June Glass; Alan Alexander,
Ronald Beach, Dianne Brescia,
Ronald Cornman, Ruth Cunning
ham, Tom Fitzsimons, Richard
Greenman, Gary LOTUS, Richard
Mcclure, RuRell Miller, Ruth
Anne Philip, Janice Rick, Joe
Schneider, Richard Riehl, Robert
Vajda, Jerry Vath.
CERTIFICATE OF MERIT:
Robert Vajda, National Merit
Scholarship Corp.
READERS DIGEST AWARDS:
Ruth Philip and Gary LOTUS,
each, one years subscription to
Readers Digest.
BUCKEYE BOYS STATE: Bob
Vargo and Tom Wachter.
National Anthology Awards
by Mrs. Ruby Olson
Alan Alexander, Jackie Cipiti,
Mary Miller, Nancy Shimits, Nora
Wellman.
Movie Operators
by Mr.. Donald NJ. Silberger
Bill Wilkanoski, Jerry Vath,
Dick Greenman, Kenneth Daggs.
Choir, by Miss Margery Shields
Choir Pin "a semesters): Jim
Baus, Mike Brophy, Mike Cabot,
Joe Schneider, Dennie Surrell,
Carol Bandy, Jackie Cipiti, Val
orie Dignin, Phyllis DuRand,
Gloria Froelich, Carolyn Jeffery,
Dolores McGee.
Choir Pin Is semesters): Al |
Alexander, Dave Johnson, Betsy |
Baldau, Judy Collova, Carol Down
ing, Raecine McCloud, Carolyn |
Pierce, Nonny Wellman.
Pinguard for special services:
Al Alexander, Mike Brophy, Dave
Fraser. Bob Myerscough, Joe
Carol Bandy, Judy
Collova, Valerie Dignin, Carolyn
Jeffery, Raecine McCloud.
Student Council
by Mr.. Harold NaragOn
President, Mike Brophy; vice
president, Bob Vargo; secretary,
Sue Reynolds; treasurer, Al Alex
ander.
Boys Bowling
by Sue Reynolds
by Miss Sue Reynolds
Winning team (Head Pins):
Sam Baio, Al Johnson, John Men
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Shaw High Honors Day
Brings Recognition To
Many Worthy Students

That somethin extra, in music,
athletics, the class room, in school
government, in whatever field of
endeavor, brought reward to dozens
of pupils as Shaw High School held
it's annual Honors Day assembly
Monday, May 9th.
The awards in certificates,
medals, letters and scholarships
(noted in another story in this
issue) were proudly presented by
the members of the faculty and, in
some instances by members Of the
student body.
Included were activities in music,
athletics, class room, school govern
ment, to cover all phases of life at
Shaw.
Announced were:
G.A.A. AWARDS
Presented by Miss Jean Smith
HIGHEST WARD - 1850
Points, Pennant: Nonny Wellman,
Betsy Baldau.
SECOND AWARD-SOO Points,
Gold Bar: Nancy Foster, Barbara
Milligan, Sally Gibson, Nancy
Bruning, Ruth Cunningham, Gail
Howell, Judy Jaye, Cynthia Scott,
Marty Riggert, Cara Warner,
Lynne Taylor, Linda Schweizer,
Ruth Decker, Mary Lou Roma
nauski.
FIRST AWARD $50 Points,
Letter S: Shirley Beard, Rita Car
ney, Marilyn Frey, Gloria Froelich,
Linda Kerry, Linda Johnson, Pat
FIagg, Barb Fuller.
Margaret Jones, Carolyn Groy-
nom, Lucille Trentanelli, Brenda
Neff, Alice Spiccia, Nancy Mol
mar, Sally Webster, Mona Althans,
Sue Marette, Sandra Cianci, Jenny
Dowden, Renee Knopf.
Teny Testa, Sancha Trautwein,
Betty Barrett, Nancy Mackowski,
jeanne Parham, Gail Dunlap,
Ardell Webster, Sara Laughbaugh,
Carolyn Trickett, Linda Durn-
baugh, Mary Ellen Maher.
Ann Tomcho, Linda Broer,
Gunita Steinbergs, Judy Yannetta,
Bonnie Czernek, Sue Wingerter,
Bev Austin, Sharon Lapka.
GIRLS BOWLING - Shaw
Champions, Individual Trophies:
Jackie Cipiti, Betsy Baldau, Sally |
Gibson. Linda Kerry, Sandy Parks,
Nonny Wellman, Judy Weiss.
DAISY MAE-City of Cleveland
Champions, Medals: Judy Simons,
Jackie Cipiti, Bea Bongiorno, Cara
Warner, Mary Lou Romanauski,
Gail Howell, Betsy Baldau, Judy
Jaye, Linda Schweizer, Teny Testa,
Sally Gibson, Lynne Taylor.
GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL
OFFICERS: President, Cindy
Scott; vice-president, Cara War
ner; secretary, Linda Schweizer;
,rea surer, Sue Henderson.
NEW A.C. MEMBERS: Pat
Conway, Mary Waechter, Bea
Marty Riggert. Renee
Knopf, Mona Althans, Sue Win
yerter, Betty Barrett. Carol Parish,
Barbara Milligan, Rita Carney.
PEP CLUB OFFICERS-Intro-
iuced by Nonny Wellman: Presi-
lent, Jenny Dowden; vice-presi-
lent, Marty Riggert; secretary
Ruth Decker; publicity
Sue Henderson; assist
ant publicity chairman, Judy
Yannetta.
CHEERLEADERS - introduced
,y Jackie Cipiti: Varsity cheer
eader, Bea Bongiorno; under
studies, Carol Parish and Sue
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, Beattie; head cheerleaders foot
balD, Judy Simons; (basketball)
Lynne Taylor.
Red Cross Life
Saving Awards
by Mr.. Neil Skinner
Luana Clark, Dorothy Davies,
Jack Drake, Bob Edwards Diane
Gilmore, Ken Green, Angus Hull,
Joan Jacob, Janice Imhoff, Renee
Knopf, Ron Rhodes, Betsy Salter,
Roy Secure, Cinny Schmidt, Dick
Stafford, Carl Wick, Dave Allen,
Bill Forsythe, Dave Hunter, Joe
Hussarick, Ted Karle, Tom Karle,
Sandy Merger, Tom Wachter,
Sue Jenkins, Mark Griffiths.
Swimming Team
by Mr.. Neil Skinner
VARSITY: Willard Brown, Ro-
bert Edwards, Mark Griffith, Dave
Hunter, Joe Husarik, Shelly Soble,
Tim Tartara, Tom Wachter, Mgr.
Dick Stafford.
JUNIOR VARSITY: John Dir
ner, Bill Forsythe, Mario Gerhardt,
Jim Hutton, Robert Hunter, Don
Peterson, Bruce Richards, Roy
Secura.
Golf Awards
by Mr.. Neil Skinner
Jack Bright and Dave Silvestro,
first year letter; Kent Andrews,
second year bar; Sam Baio and
John Mencini, third year bar.
Tennis Awards
by Mr.. Meinhardt
Russell Miller, Bill Lama, Larry
Hall, Nick Cortese, Bob Kretzer,
Dave Moore, Don Petersen, Parker
Mapes.
Spanish Awards
by Miss Isabelle Latta
MEDALS: Richard Norman and
William Turner.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS:
President, David Fraser; vice.
president, Joe Russo: secretary
treasurer, Jackie Cipiti.
Science and Math
by Miss Edith Scribner and
Mr.. Wayne ]. Caroff
Bausch and Lomb, Robert
Vajda; Rensselaer, Polytechnic,
Gary LOTUS.
Art-by Mr.. Bruce Holderbaum
SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE
ART AWARDS: Marlene Huff
man, Scholarship to School of Fine
and Applied Art, Portland, Maine,
Key-Opaque Water Color; Penny
Hense, Key - Ceramics; Betsy
Baldau, Jewelry, Enameling; Da-
vid McNickel, Jewelry; Myron
Stitt, $25.O0 Award, National
Scholastic Show Mixed Media;
Judy Osborne, Ceramics.
COMBINATIONS from AAA |
for National Safety Poster Com
nittee: Don Tripepi, Sue Hender-
son.
Perfect Attendance
by Miss K. Lucille Provo
Rollin Hoffman.
Business Club, MONA.
by Mr.. Paul Hammer
BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS /
,or Fall semester: President, Cara
Warner; vice-president, Linda
Johnson; secretary-treasurer Au-
Trey Loughney.
NATIONAL OFFICE MAN |
AGEMENT SSOCIATION: |
,Stenography Awards) Linda
8roer, Joan Hayes, Carolyn Pierce; |
spelling Awards) Joan Hayes,
Margaret Heron, Carolyn Pierce.
Junior Varsity Cheerleaders
by Mrs. Eleanor Pavey
Linda Johnson, Judy Yannetta,
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Fairview Business
Adds j. l. Case
Dealership

A deal was recently complet-
ed whereby Kenneth Samson,
present manager of the Montana
Steel Building Co., at Fairview,
became an equal partner in the
business and it has been enlarged
to include the Case line of ma
chinery.
The business has been operat-
ed in Fairview for the past two
years. The operating name will
now become the Montana Imple-
ment and Building.
The company will continue to
sell and erect Stran Steel build
ings and will sell the full line
of j. /. Case machinery.
Before coming to this locality
Mr.. Samson was in Oregon where
he operated his own machinery
business for nine years. He had
a j. I. Case leadership. He is well
acquainted with this line of ma
chinery and believes that farmers
will find it very satisfactory.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

Post 4099 in Sidney, made a report
on his visit to the National WV
Home near Eaton Rapids, Michi-
gan. He had several pictures
that yer taken with his polaroid
for the Sisters and Comrades of
District No. 6 to see. Don, going
all out to put the Montana Farm
stead Project over in his depart
ment, has been working with the
Veterans for the past 6 or 7
years, in his Post, District and
State, as well as National
Miles City Post 1879 has start
ed something new in District
meetings, and the first was okay.
Banquet at 1900 noon and a
lunch at 6 p. m. Don says he
surely hopes that other posts
throughout the state can carry
it the same way. Don was the
only one attending from Post
4099. Thursday he plans to be
in Glendive for a moo Scratch.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
CHRISTIAN
AT CIRCLE SUNDAY

Rev. Bernard McLain of the
Peoples Congregational church
will share in the Dedication Ser
vice of the United Christian
church at Circle, Montana at 4
p. m. this Sunday, May IL. DR..
Henry S. Leiper, secretary of
Missions Council of the Congre-
gational Christian churches will
deliver the sermon; DR.. George
Stickney, Montana Conference
Minister, will have the prayer
of dedication. Other participants
are: Rev. Larry Anderson of
Moosejaw, Canada; Rev. John
Hall of Plentywood; Rev. Robert
Dell of Baker; Rev. Ralph Dixon
of Medicine Lake = Froid; Rev.
Lawrence Jueel of Glasgow; Mr..
George Johnson, Easter Associa-
ton Moderator of Glendive; Rev.
c. T. Gustafson of Glendive and
the Reverends Ray and Ruth
ministers of Circle-Brock-
way.
William Porter of Circle is the
chairman of the trustees; Soren
Jensen, chairman of building
committee. Great credit for the
beauty and utility of the new
building is due to Vernon Drake,
architect; Idland and Undem,
contractors; and William Idland,
electrician and plumber.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Sidney Music Club
Presents Annual
Spring Concert

A delightful hour of music was
enjoyed Monday evening at the
Peoples Congregational church
when the Sidney Woman's club
presented the Music club in its
annual spring concert. This con-
cludes the year of study for the
music club and it will resume its
regular meetings in September
with Phyllis Ellington as new
president.
Mrs. Afford Bahls welcomed
the Music Club and friends of
the Woman's Club. Mrs. John
Walburn, president of the Music
Club, gave a summary of the
years study.
The following program was
presented:
prelude and Fuge", B Flat
Major, Bach, and Prelude, D
Minor, Bach - organ numbers
by Mrs. Harry Johnson; "A Spirit
Flower, Campbell Upton - sung
by Mrs. Wayne Cumming; so
nata in F Minor, Scarlatti - a
piano solo by Mrs. Ralph Osborn;
ITO Spring, Gounod - sung by
Phyllis Ellington; "Traumari",
Robert Schumann = a violin
solo by Mrs. Ed Thogersen.
"Serenade", Romberg - a trio
sung by Mrs. Walter Quilting,
Mrs. Cumming and Mrs. Wal
burn; From a Diary of a fly,
Bartok, and Dance in Bulgarian
Rhythm, No. 2, Bartok - Piano
solos by Miss Arlene Tiegan;
Greatest Miracle of All',
Guion - Sung by Mrs. Walburn;
"Jesu, Joy of Mems Desiring,
Bach - with Mrs. Dudley Stone
at the piano and Mrs. Ralph Cri-
ger at the organ; Dedication,
Schumann - sung by Mrs. Rob-
ert Hammer.
Sonata Pathetique", Beetho-
ven - piano solo by Mrs. Harold
Rounce; Summer is Icumen In,
edited by Percy Fletcher - a
round sung by Mrs. Quilting
Mrs. Criger, Mrs. Cumming and
Mrs. Walburn; yours is My
Heart Alone, Lehar - sung by
Mrs. Quilting; Concerto in A
Minor, Vivaldi - a violin solo
by Mrs. Victor Vestman; "The
Man 1 Love-, Gershwin, and
Twill You Remember" from
"Maytime", Romberg - sung by
the chorus with Mrs. Cumming as
director.
Members of the chorus are:
Mrs. Syl Braaten, Mrs. Criger,
Mrs. Ellington, Mrs. Johnson,
Earl Nelson, Mrs. Osborn,
Mrs. Quilting, Miss Tiegan, Mrs.
Thogersen, Mrs. Peter Tofte,
Mrs. Vestman, Mrs. Walburn,
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Hammer. Ac-
companists for the concert were
Mrs. Rounce, Mrs. Criger, Mrs.
Osborn and Mrs. Cumming.
Following the program the Wo-
mans club served tea to their
guests at which Mrs. Bernard
McLain and Mrs. Myrtle De-
aoachey poured.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
WOTM Members
Attend Friendship
Academy Session

The Academy of Friendship
Session of the Women of the
Moose was held at Miles City
Sunday, May S, with the follow
ing representing the Sidney chap
ter: Olive Klette, Mabel Ernster
and Betty Hennen as candidates
who received their degrees into
the Academy of Friendship; Clara
Thompson a. recorder, Elsie Ray
and Rose Maltese as flag bearer
in the ceremony. Carrie Hartzel
attended as a member.
This degree is conferred an
nually on members of WOTM
who have qualified by acting as
Chairman of Chapter Develop
ment Committees, sponsoring
candidates and presenting a chap
ter night program with an ini-
tiation of candidates into the
WOTM.
There were 80 members at
tending, 35 being delegates who
received their degree, represent
ing WOTM chapters of the Treas
ure State. Each chapter presents
a cash donation to the Academy
of Friendship scholarship fund.
Proceeds from this are used to
further the education of some
girl at Mooseheart.
The theme of the session-Mas
Friendship Promotes Achieve
ment".
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Family Worship
Weeks Theme
For Lutherans

Families or Trinity Lutheran
church, of Sidney, have beer
participating in a special observ-
ance of Christian Family Week
being sponsored from May 5-12
by the 5000 congregations Of the
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
Nothing contributes more to
the maintenance of Christian
homes" said the Rev. John
Chambers, local pastor, ethan a
satisfying family worship pro-
gram that meets the spiritual
needs of all the family. Our ma
ton and its homes r under
strong attack today. Our future
depends upon living our faith
in our homes"
A discussion on family worship
will be a feature of the meeting
of the Trinity Walther League to
be held Friday evening, May 10
at Gartside Lake beginning at
4:30. Discussion leader will be
Charles Evanson, counsellor of
Trinity's youth group.
Officers Of Trinity, youth and
educational leaders, and repre-
%sentatives from various commit
tees will attend a family life
institute at Zion Lutheran church
in Fallon, Montana this Sunday,
May IL.
Members of the parish educa-
ton committee of Trinity are:
Mr.. Garfield Linde, chairman;
Mrs. Lloyd Peterson, Mrs. Cliff
Kallevig, Mrs. John Winter, and
Mr.. John Meschke.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

turned to Olney a few years ago
when the infirmities of her aged
parents made their care q major
obligation. Except for temporary
absences, it viii be necessary for
her to remain in OIney to care
for these two old people, who,
for a half century have been
neighbors and close friends of
the Newell family.
Mrs. Newell has one daughter,
who with her husband and two
small daughters, have returned
to ST. Louis to make their home
after a period of military service.
She is a past matron of Oriental
Chapter No. 288, OES, Of Mis-
souri-St. Louis only daytime
chapter, and has been active also
in various branches of hospital
work
Mr.. Newell has returned to
Sidney for a few months until
Mrs. Newell car join him to
enjoy meeting his host of friends
and get acquainted with his be-
loved Montana, after which they
will make their home in Olney as
long as necessary.
One of the highlights of the
wedding was the presence Of Mr..
Newell's daughter, Mrs. Guy Har-
rison of Longview, Texas, and
her three children, twins, Gay
and Guy and little Kim, who
came to enjoy the festivities and
get acquainted with more of
the Newell clan.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Osborn Studio
Given Midwest
Honor In Fargo

Three representative photo
graphs of the Osborn Studios in
Sidney were accepted for display
at the photographers convention
in Fargo, N. D., this week. In the
portrait division, a special honor
was given the portrait of Mrs.
Sarah Stewart of Crane. The
florists of Fargo and the Hotel
Graver, in preparing a special
Mothers Day tribute, selected the
portrait of Mrs. Stewart from the
entire convention collection for
use in their special display. Photo
graphs from leading studios in
the midwest states made up the
convention exhibit which was set
up in the lobby Of the Hotel
Graver.
Also selected for convention
display were two additional photo
graphs by Mr.. Osborn. In the
news class was an on the scene
view of an injured man being
placed on a stretcher following a
highway accident north Of Sid
ney. An industrial class photo
graph showed the Northern Pa
cific Railway Co. piledriver in ac-
ton at the Montana Dakota Util-
tiles Co spur line near the new
generating plant south of Sidney.
Mrs. Stewards portrait was pub
lished in last weeks Herald.
A different exhibit of photo
graphs will be entered next week
at the annual convention of the
Mntana Photographers in Lewis
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson
accompanied Mr.. Osborn to the
Fargo convention. Mrs. Peterson,
who is employed at the local stu
dio attended an intensive instruc-
ton course in the latest negative
methods by a special
ist from New York. This course
supplemented skills in the posi-
tive control methods of retouching
used locally. Il
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

FOB WYMAN BABY

Graveside services were held al
Newton Cemetery at 400 p. m
Monday, May 6, for Martha Wy
man, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wyman, who died
at Community Memorial Hospital
here May 4, a few hours after
birth. Rev. Lewis /. LaMance of
the Assembly of God church Of
ficiated and Cloyd-Gorder Nor
tuary directed arrangements.
Survivors are her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William Wyman, and
five brothers, Laramie James,
Eugene Wayne, Jake, Charles Ed
ward and Rickie Lynn, all at
home. She also leaves her grand
parents, MIR. William McGinnis,
Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
SIDNEY SADDLE
CLUB NEWS

The Sidney Saddle club held
their regular meeting Monday
night, May 6. A work day is
scheduled for Saturday, May IL
at / p. m A dutch lunch will be
served at $50. All members are
requested to come out and help
as it is important that the arena
be completed before Memorial
day.
Dues must be paid Before May
81, Memorial Day in order to
participate in any activities.
Hostesses were Jerry Harnish,
Irene Peterson and Lovetta Pc
terson. The director will meet
Friday, May 10 at the club house
at 1880 p. m.
Helen Berzel, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

| nent cumulative school health
record when you enrolled him
In school, but since this survey
Is such a large undertaking, we
are asking you to provide the
information again to simplify
tabulations.
On the 1st of April a COM
mittee met with a local doctor
and a state health educator, Mary
Cormack. After a panel discus
sion, they decided this county
should have an immunization
survey of all preschool, first and
second grades to determine the
percent of this age group that
has completed their shots for
small pox, diphtheria and polio.
So the week of the goth of
May a neighbor will knock at
your door and ask you the ques-
tons you see below in the ques-
tionaire.
Be prepared to answer them as
correctly as possible by reading
the QUESTIONABLE now and ac-
quainting yourself with it.
We can make this a success
only with every n doing their
share and cooperating.
Sample QUESTIONABLE
!. Smallpox vaccination:
(a) Has you child had a small
pox vaccination? Yes No
(b) If Eyes, how old was he
and when he had his first sue
cessful vaccination?
(c) Has your child had a End
or booster smallpox vaccina-
ton? Yes - No -
(d) If "Yes", how old a he
when he received this booster?
2. D. P. t. (This is a combined
vaccine which protects your child
against diphtheria, whooping
cough and tetanus.)
(a) Has your child received his
first series of 3 injections of
OPT? Yes No
(b) If Eyes, how old was he
when they were completed?
(c) Has your child had one or
more booster injections of OPT?
(d) If Eyes" at what ages did
he receive the boosters?
3. Whooping Cough Occasionally
separate injections for whooping
cough are given instead of the
combined vaccine, OPT. If your
child has received injections for
whooping cough separately, please
answer the following:)
(a) Has your child received
separate injections for Whooping
cough? Yes No
(b) If Eyes," how old was he
when his first series was COM
pleted?
(c) Has your child had one or
more booster injections of
whooping cough vaccine?
(d) If EYES," at what ages did
he receive the boosters?
4. Polio (This is a series of 8
shots, the first two given a
month apart and the third, 6 or
I months later.)
(c) Has your child received
initial injections? Yes No
(b) If yes, how old was he
when they were completed?
(c) Has your child had the Bird
booster injections for polio?
fd} If EYES," how old was. he
when this was completed?
Parents name and address.