Sheffield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Sheffield, IL)

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nm:-unummwuuuuuusnanummmm:muumununnunmmun-un1mnunumm:ununmlnnuslmuununuImm-mununummenuunnnuu1eumulwmmnuuuununm '' 'l W ' if IMum-mu-.munmunummnuwmsmlluuwmnmlmwnwluzmnmmnnmmulmmmflnmmeIumnmuwannumunnmummmanmummmnmmmwmumlmmnw 7 'N ' 'W 'B CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1941 began their Freshman year with fifteen members. They were: Dorothy Barry, Barbara Bills, Cleo Bill, Ed Braasch, Vera Crockett, Dorothy' De May, Margaret Donovan, Barbara Emmerson, Phoebe Hartz, Barbara Jones, Bud Knowlton, Dora Jeanne Morris, Pete Primo, Oliver Rieder, Carroll Taylor, Lucille Treanor, and Betty Streicher. 'A few weeks after school opened, class officers were elected: Dorothy De May, president, Dora Jeanne Morris, vice-president: Vera Crockett, secretary- treasurer. The class colors, green and white, were choseng and the banner, designed by Carroll Taylor was purchased. The class withstood the terrific pressure of the Seniors before g-uring, and after the initiation, and were soon included in fifegular school activities. The class dance of that year wh a . Pat- rickfs Dance and was a success. Two new members Wggf,p1ned the class that year were Wilma Norton and Dennis Mid' oc. V At the beginni 5 of the Sophomore year Car'e 'aylor left the class, and t o -ther students were adde M:ra e 7Bosenow and John Watts. :sth o these students were f .e vfth the class only .during the sop more ear. Junior Hull i -Q the class in January of that ,haf Tha- year's class dn ce was the first of its kind to be Egfr for man' years. It w:s a T-mecoming Dance, given after thagfkt football game of tn' sea-on. The students of Manlius Hia S-ical, our o.p-4- s,for't'e game, were also guests for the danfe. G e-' 4 .as a suc -ss' both socially Th ' . L and financially, Du ng cn anhv iis one-act comedy entitl-d WE mer44 forsth- 'Tv-'J,wt of the upper grades. - s ' QIIIL4 1- y J A ' A L' s Q A e Z - class presented a Soon after the cla s elec on of hu year, the class began work on their pla ,-nEngaged By Wee esdayu, given on Hov- ember lO. The class danc- was held aftev a basketball game with Neponset, and the students o' .-at . h--l as gues' . The dance was a success. Members of the cs!! partie patfi in the decla- mation contests :-- both Phoeb : T in JW- H'morous division and Wilma Ny n, in .-A ,' AH fivisigg, can first in the County contest. v.e tiqil. -een in t -ypreferation of the Banquet and Prom held at r- 1 y C u , he' theme for the, evening was E night club setting. f 2 Q: was given during the meal and dancing followed. f ' The Senior year finally came. Two new members: Wanetta Floyd and Jack Norris, joined the classy and two members were lost: Lucille Treanor, and Ed Braasch. First on the long list -of duties for the Seniors came the Freshman Initiation and the Senior Dance. Class officers were elected at the beginning of the year and the class motto and class flower were wsel6oted. Several' members participated in the one-act plays given by the Dramatic Club, uSpringtime For Susieu was the Senior play and once again the class had a success. New scenery was .initiated with this play. They took their annual trip to. Chicago, and everyone enjoyed themselves. The Seniors sincerely appreciated the Banquet and Prom given in their honor by the-Junior Class. This graduating class was the first to wear the new, blue silk caps and gowns. is E- Si E- gi :E EE nu lillillllflilllldhilllllll , :Inuit S! gi 2 as 5 E 1 'Z 5 5 S 5 5 2 E3 fi 5 is 'B 'E E 5 ii E :s ,S is gs xi :Q as IE ii ii S5 E Ei EE fs z 55 EE EE 2? 35 EE 5? 55 53 ii ii EE EE 2?

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Barbara Jones nPeople who make no noise are dangerousn Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Dramatic C lub 3-4 Basketball League 4 Cleo Bill nFacts are stubborn thingsn Boys' Chorus l-2-5 Dramatic Club 4 Q Junior Class Play X Jxxgiirxckett nDiligence x Ping-Pong Club 4 Track 5-4 Senior Class Play is the modier of good fortuneu X ls?XCboir 3-4 Dramati- lub 5-4 C' s. Chorus l-2-3-4 Class Tfea.urer l X C1 f'sident 2 Card'f:l Class Editor 4 Bas tba ' League 4 Nei- M-waews Grade Reporter 4 Juni Cl Vs Play -nior os:-4 Play Pete Primo nDiffTcu-. -1 are.thing via show what men aren Basketia5li.:ff2..-i,5j-,4-fNX',f,',-- ack - J,X,L11ing-fPonXggCll b 4 ill' '4 ' 'L M ff ' . . -4 a Dorothy Barry Xfvirtue is the tr -st nobilityn Or estra l-2-5-4, -.,,-'Dramatic Club 5-4 Juni Cl ss Pla'Zi,Q4 Senior Class Pl y Cargfhal Cgganiaation Edito y L7 P QB YN J, TFP J iv 02334 Jack Norrisf, NRevelatfdQ-is, -'ays measured by capacityn Baslcetballkff' Dramatic Club 4 Senior Class Play Cardinal Asst. Sports Editor 4 Dorothy De May HHonesty is the best policyu Girls' Choir 5-4 Girls' Chorus l-2-5-4 Dramatic Club 3-4 Declamation l-5 Junior Class Play Cardinal Faculty Editor 4 Ping-Pong Club 4 Class President l Basketball League 4 Senior Class Play

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n mmnnmnummuu u u numnumumlwllltfllllnllvwllnliiillullvnmnuwmnlmvulwmnnmmfmnmnurunllnnnunwlmvmwdmuunmmluuaua:uInu-.mulu.f.:-W.-.nmmummfmmm.1mmmv:mnnwmunwm,g.w.mmmu.sm1-...mv ' '1 ' '''lmfu-uw-nnwwmmwmunn masnummmm-ufmm-wma.:namumvmmummuIrr.muumimummmmunuonmmm-mn.ww.-1ummmannmmmmn-un:.-on-mmmn.-mmnnmmfn -z. CLASS PROPHECY FOR THE CLASS OF 1941 Cany resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coinciden- talb A ' I new take a squinty squint into the magic, crystal ball. Ah, yes! I see the Sheffield graduating class of 1941. Ah! There is Qgrgthy Qarry. I see her anxiously awaiting Jackie!s graduation, so afterwards she will be free to marry her child- hood sweetheart.- I My magic, crystal ball now takes me to a large airfield in Pensacola, Florida. I see Bud Knowlton ready to pilot a hnew navy-Q-:ne for Uncle Sam. Hismwife is going with him as a hos- tes v he plane. M ' l v 1 see yer-a -Q-llc-cmkett. Yes, she is lucky. She is set- tled se Cc ully in a cute, little, bungalow with her hubby in Minera inois, patiently looking f rward to another jam session 't lyfs Hall. ' ' ' I nos ta v another squint into the fagic, crystal ball. Whatls that 'Nsee something stra.c t ans tall ahead of me. Ah! It is lui' But he eems to e playing a game. Now the crys A' ll clears. see 0919-4 playing with the Pennsylvania Peigu s, a profes-lonal ba- -qckll team. The magic ball few takes e to the L ihhdwn Chicago office of Hill, Hill, and Say 'T' Mr. Hil. . Q1 ing dictation to his secretary wuo is seats umfertably , his lap. Well, well, the secretary il Bet H i'f, use I rom 1-ffield. - The sc--' nov -l'fte'to uw-, Arizona. Aht Ilseeeapchnnch where a v 3 'Lla A The groom just placed a ring on the bride - -3 Q Ther ve jus' been pronounced man and wife. The two are 'urning around. 'W:ll, rustle my bustle, It is Cleo Bills with-- Hirley Temple The light in the crystal bal'fT i s E T'b'l1fly fadin . ' ' A The sce-e now shi ys v Jefferson City, Missouri., I see a modernistic , Flu wi l -.-:- and dande I: around the door. I guess I' ,,kr15 in th- wins. if i ooki- ' ere, would you! lflilma Norte w n two ' ' -- . ms. I wonder whoher l K1 , A 1 0 husband is? --f- a pre It o-4 'sea wno. I again tak-' :e.'- quint into the magic, crystal ball. I see Scott Field, Illinois, where the draftees are still being trained. The army hostesses who entertain the soldiers and see that they are not lonesome are headed by Barbara Emmerson from Sheffield. There's -Barbara now exuding her charms on a Ienely Private. There they go for a stroll in the moonlight. Goshl The light in the magic ball is fading. How I wish I could see this. The light in my crystal ball is gradually coming backsto me now. I could recognise this place anywhere. It is the Hol- lywood Bowl. Some great orchestra. is playing UBeat Me Daddy Eight to the Farm by Mozart. Huh, must be a mistake there. The orchestra has just finished the recital, and the great conduc- tor, Leopold gets Primo, is taking a bow. But the light in the magic ball is quickly fading.