Sheffield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Sheffield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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SEATED: Elaine Jones, Harold Lambert, Bud De May, Mary Johnson, Duane Moore, Loreata Moore. , STANDING: Lorraine Beyn, Driscoll Drew, Frank Gebeck, Vernon Pease, Kaye Garrison, Joann Kaufman, Wendell Smith, Sally Hortega, Wilbur Jones, Arleta Peterson, Joe Johnson, Ellen Nutter, Mr. Host. earA00L Editors Mary Johnson Sc Bud DeMay Advertising Manager Wendell Smith Business Manager Harold Lambert Art 8a Photos Lorraine Beyn Sr Duane Moore Athletics Driscoll Drew 85 Frank Gebeck Humor Joe Johnson 8a Vernon Pease Alumni Sally Hortega High School Loreata Moore Junior High Joann Kaufman Grades Wilbur I ones Calendar Kaye Garrison F.H.A. Arleta Peterson G.A.A. Elaine Jones Music Ellen Nutter This page sponsored by: Village Cafe, Sheffield Gamble Store, Sheffield Beyn 8. De Fauw Produce, Sheffield VX WW Wf'0'gQy, Xfxx llgmlul 4 ,fax io W W SX 4 9 'eg S V Z Q Q N, Q 'S K gg Z W M 9 ?g Q ,H'l gf ?i' 0AiQ41E25 X5g? Z If W N Xi? 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A. 6- Football: LaMoille There Cross Country: Conference Here Football: Wyanet Here Freshman Homecoming Dance Cross Country: District Meet Here Football: Neponset There I-Ia1lowe'en Party p .9 Here ,AO 'rf G- ' rt va u rs sa' V' 19 0 ,q'x'ls.lq 21 1 gp 433' X Q 1 x 9,3 as ix Q30 5' 5,5 O f OA I 9 5 O C 9 A r Q9 sv? I o st in 6 vi' ' 1 x- P 9 6 9 9 ,, Football: Ohio There. 0 V E px B E R P. T. A . Armistice Day Grade Basketball: Mineral There Grade Basketball: Tiskilwa There . I 13455 Senior Play 1 Basketball: Toulon Here Q M U I Grade Basketball: Princeton Here XB n li Thanksgiving This page sponsored by: Cunningham Grocery 8. Market, Sheffield Lamberf's Sinclair Service, Sheffield Dave Schufz, Veterinarian, Sheffield A 7 Q 7 l KJGWJ of glclucafionb Mrs. Rachel Folk, SecretarygGeorge Smith, M.D. Bills, Leonard Lambert, President, Mrs. Betty Ann Madsen, Kenneth Nelson, Kenneth Streicher. JOHN A. HOST University of Dubuque, B.A. : University of Illinois, M.A., University of Colorado: History, Bands. LAURA J, PETERSON University of Illinois B.S.: Western State Teachers College: Home Economics, English 8 ddftgg WILLARD M. HARLAN Illinois State Normal: Universit oflllinois B.A., y . M.S. 1 Superintendent of Sheffield Schools: Geography. DOROTHY S. NEFF University of Illinois, B.S.: Science, Girls Athletics. JAMES G. BALLOTTI Adams State Teachers College, B. A. : English, Dramatics, Social Science, Librarian. MARY JANE HELLBERG Knox College, A.B.: Commerce. FRED E. RADUNZEL Illinois State Normal University, B.S.g Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Coach. LELAND PERKINS FRED s. SCHWIND L-P-O- Junior College? Loras College B.A.i University of Illinois, University of Iowa, A.B.5 Fourth and Fifth M-A.: Mathematics, Grades. Democracy, Latin, Junior High Coach . FLORENCE JOHNSON I ETHEYL SER-IE University of Indiana, MARGARET SFTDEHL Bradley Colle e- B.A.: Columbia School Western Illinois State Western Stategrgachers, of Ml1SiC: P-S-M- 'T-eachers' College: College: Northern Louisville Conservatory: Fm Grade- stare Teachers' College Enghsh. Muslc- University ofI11inois: Second Grade. MABEL PETERSON OVA D. ANDERSEN Augustana School of University of Illinois, Music g Illinois State B. S. g Sixth Grade. University: Western - State Teachers' College: Third and Fourth Grade. 9 RO W ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE--David Wilcoxson, Verleigh Cunningham, Jo Ann Van De Keere, Walter Hasbrook, Marie Giltner TWO--Kaye Cogger, Ronald Hull, Donald Hasbrook, Alice Lempke, Larry Pease M THREE--Frank Morrasy, Conrad Hewitt, Anita Sprowls, Robert Klatt, Terry Nutter. FOUR--Joyce Speakman, Ronald Moore, James Van Loo, Marilyn Frank, Leon Fox FIVE--Cheryl Jones, Edward Van Meir, Dorcas Gibson, Jack Gentry. uniom The Junior-Class elected James Van Loo, president, Jo Ann Van De Keere, vice president, Kaye Cogger, secretaryg and Dorcas Gibson, treasurer. The twenty-four members of the Junior Class have been very busy this year. Some of our activities were making pom poms for the football games, having a bake sale in December, and serving a barbeque lunch one noon in January. The Juniors sold basketball schedule pencils printed in the class colors of red and grey. During the latter part of November the Juniors chose their class rings. The Juniors held a skating party on November 20 at the Princeton rink, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwind as chaper- ones. The party stopped at the Steak House afterwards. On March 17 the Juniors sponsored the annual St. Pat- rick's Dance, with Harold Harney's Orchestra providing the music. With the coming of spring, the Junior Class was busy deciding the theme and making plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Schwind was our class sponsor. This page sponsored by: Les-Buzz, Spring Valley Jensen Music, Kevifanee Perry Memorial Hospital, Princeton Marilyn Stonewall M ,p:r.,,v, I 5, . g.:g. .,... , , .-.,., . ,.. U., ,- b .Mwqg I, ,Mfg , gags . f W, 5. 2 4 ,s s V iii' 552 if iii if 311 iifxfz Y 1 4 ,.,. , 1-.s ww is xii 1. V H3421 P Qi war 9. , , 1 wzzsggi ZyaF5gf i .x. ayiigijiawf fi , fi it 3 tang' J X is Z N7 3 is, A , X2 A2350 5 1 wig is Q, r r swiss V , Q ifskgiij 1 K , ' jirwff N Liars r g? 2 ws : . ,.M.-wfsaVwfz:,zb 7 . Helen Cathelyn Marlene Driessens .mm ,. Bobby Ted Johnson Kenneth Riggs gr I 1? i wr ,Qty ., as Q gf HS it s f 9 3 1 6 if 0 J Qi rf' it il ,rl fiifsrff, 4 bm it rw , HQ ww 2 H ia 'xiii 1, 4 Q it rig sgn L RWE, M ii' wall i .,,.:... ., -. . i -.z -. ii 'W , Tw hr, W A w 0 qs 1 A Sa sig ' ' , gy 93, is at ' l rg A Q ny in W Ja , is si- sy M 4 2 y f i s gn Q Q P 2 af sky , W s Q ra M 1 ' 5 2 , f We ,A Q f Lois Sipes Roland Fisher Sharon Thomas Russell Chasteen Ruth Ann DeFreezer Wayne Smith gig: 1 ,V ' r x .,., N X sw .A ' S514 iimr iii -1:':.E2?4?+:. ZiE fwfr! I' .,... 'fwff' T32 1 1 1 5 2 if sur 2' Camille McCune H Aswggr ,:vJw v:,i, r:gg s lwwrzmeifl Q 2 A' 1,lwig.?'g1glHi,5Ei3 wiiiifszziw A suriya' ME, 125132225 QZWQQS 'Q 7 -'22, :tif ,ga A is? X6 ft- 1 ,sw , was Wg? M, 55135 , KQV, s'1N , 5, ?sEzv V , Q V E v-.zs-512. W 3 3511.1 gig ii Martha Nutter Rosemary Gentry Charles Young Larry Nutter This page sponsored by: Union Federal Savings and Loan Association, Kewanee Singer Sewing'Machine Co., Kewanee Sancly's Conoco Service, Mineral 12 I .gyolnlromored The Sophomore Class started their school year by electing the following officers: President ........................ Bobby Ted Johnson Vice President . . . Marlene Driessens Treasurer. . . . . . . Roland Fisher Secretary. . . . . . . . . . Lois Sipes Sergeant at Arms ................... . . . Wayne Smith After the first semester Roland Fisher left school, so the office of treasurerwas taken over by Bobby Ted Johnson. Two Sophomore girls, Camille McCune and Rose Mary Gentry were chosen for Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Both class parties were held at the show in Kewanee. The Sophomores held a Christmas Dance on the twenty-third of December. This page sponsored byi Bysfry Lumber Co ., Kewonee Brooks Motor Co., Kewonee 5IaU1eY Moore Phil Cunningham Mary Clubine , 4-W--W,wwmw..,mm. ,L,., WW , ,X V ,IN -, ., 3 -,rr el 1 a. 225 fy -wifi, K 7-'fx' 1 , .. sf-1 4 ' My '7 1145 1 si., l 25: ,- 3, if M S ' s,,s,ri f ' i ' ai-Z1 Ann Nell Schwind Waflda Wilhelm Kay Hodkins Nancy Prior Lela Standard Gladys Barron Bill McKee Katie Thomas Saundra Wickham 4. 1 if 1 sf, Y we N sm 1 s- sri ff nf 9 ' . .-5: 'E33I5 , :QS 22.-avi: -Tiff? ' ' W fri 5' L f, ' tY2??5if fs, is 3' '17 . gr-3 ,545 95:9 N, ' ,. . 2:-Z' . -' . , ,, . , 'Q fi?:S1H.1- .H My , , - . f . if -'i s Paul Griffin Karen Drew Roger Folk 14 eatherine Ray : . 1.3 'E 'I 133 . 4 ra, -, f if fs a .3 , , , Q52 Y if at ww f 2 if ge if f 1 3 M s l 5 sg 72 ef af x 5 L l 5,71 1 if ,F Q as ,Y U Y 'Q . 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A, .gig L .s1f1Qj5?g1K 1' YF? - 344 if K i . , .V av 4 1a:3g:g.s,,q,f..k.::'3,mi? ' -. - f Sassfgensztas-ws '. .:.., I, s. S K' fH7i41.+lA'iy'E:i' f ' K .V K si A' . , Two new members joined our Freshman Class this yearg Kay Hodkins who moved here from Prince- ton, and Stanley Moore who came from Mineral. In October Virgil Smith moved to Plainville, Kansas, leaving us a final membership of twenty. On September 5 the Seniors initiated us. Altogether we had a very messy day. All day we had to wear crazy costumes thought up by the Seniors. Whenever we met a Senior we had to get down on our hands and knees and say, Most Honorable Senior, a humble Freshman kisses thy feet. At noon we Freshmen pushed the Seniors uptown and back on a hay rack, which was very tiring. In the evening the Seniors had stunts for us to do before an audience in the gym, followed by a school dance given in our honor. On October 24 the Freshmen sponsored the Homecoming Dance, with Paul Russell for our orchestra. The dance was a big success. We had our first class party November 20. Eighteen of us went skating in Princeton. We had a fine time except for the bruises we collected on the skating rink. Miss Neff was our class sponsor this year. This page sponsored by: Scholes Drug Store, Sheffield Eclword's Nash Sales, Kewcmee 15 redkman .gnifiafion The Freshman Initiation took place at the new Sheffield Airport, where the seniors were awaiting the arrival of a late plane. It seemed that each of them had just returned from a trip to some part of the world, bringing back with them a person of unusual talents. To pass the time, announcer Duane Moore suggested the seniors have their guests demonstrate some of their talents. Wendell Smith started the' show by having Saundra Wickham, a wild African girl, do some of her native dances. Although her costume and the music were appropriate, Saundra was a little on the bashful side. Katie Thomas, a Swiss yodeler, was escorted by Wilbur Jones to the top of a step ladder. From this mountain top she gave a yodeling demonstration. Joann Kaufman and Elaine Jones had just returned from Paris bringing with them a pair of French beauty operators, Marilyn Kaufman and Paul Jenkins. These two gave a spirite demonstration of the egg shampoo and the original French mud pack. ' Nancy Prior, a native of Montana brought by Bud DeMay, showed us how to do some fancy rope tricks and ride a bucking bronco named Virgil Smith. Loreata Moore and Driscoll Drew had just returned from Hawaii, bringing with them a romantic pair of hula dancers, Catherine Ray and Gene Gibson, who gave a thrillin rformance of the hula. Mary Johnson, just returned from India, brought a Hindu gaki, Wanda Wilhelm, Wanda had to do the Hindu climbing rope trick and force a snake to rise from its basket. Next was Bill Fisher, a Roman orator brought by Kaye Garrison. Bill had to give an educational monologue on the subject of fleas, drinking a glass of water each time he used the word fleas, Duane Moore, coming from a Chicago vacation, brought back a famous south-side strip tease dancer, Bill McKee, who did a reverse strip tease act. h Arleta Peterson couldn't resist the New York night club singer, Phil Cunningham, who sang away the girls' earts. 1 dd Frank Gebeck had his Dog Patch couple, Lela Standard and Stanley Moore, feed each other from a high step a er. Harold Lambert brought a tight rope walker, Paul Griffin, who walked blindfolded over a tub of cold water. Matador Gladys Barton and bull Karen Drew gave an exciting Spanish bull fight. They were broughtfrom Spain by Sally Hortega. Kay Hodkins was blind-folded and tied to a board as a target for a thrilling knife throwing act, without know- ing that real knives would not be used. Lorraine Beyn found this unique act in northern India. Ellen Nutter brought Ann Nell Schwind, who gave some interesting imitations. The last act before the lplane arrived was presented by Vernon Pease, who had stolen a Ringling Bros. clown, Mary Clubine. Mary walke on a rolling barrel. This page sponsored by: Dr. Manton, Buda Waunee Farm Restaurant, Kewanee 16 SENIOR DANCE On the evening of September 5, 1952 the Senior Dance was held in the gym following the Freshman initiation. The large crowd danced to the emoyable music of Doc Hunt and his orchestra. This was our first social event of the year and tumed out to be a success. ing. Lorraine Beyn Kaye Garrison Driscoll Drew Frank Gebeck Duane Moore Mary Johnson Arleta Peterson Sally Hortega Ellen Nutter Joann Kaufman Loreata Moore Harold Lambert Joe Johnson Bud DeMay Vernon Pease Wilbur Iorres Elaine Iones Wendell Smith The crowd departed from the dance with memories of a delightful even SENIORS' FUTURE PLANS College? Work and reside in Sheffield College and Navy Work on the farm College, then Navy University of Indiana Business school A Nurse A Nurse or housewife A Nurse Become a teacher, then marriage College Work for a year, then Navy College Air Force Work in a factory An office job College This page sponsored by: . Rainbow Gardens Roller Palace, Kewanee Row 1 Roger Folk, Stanley Moore, Phil Cunningham, Billy Fisher, Chuck. Yfoung. Row 2 Larry Nutter, Jack Gentry, Driscoll Drew, Kaye Garrison, Conrad Hewitt, Ronald Hull. Row 3 Paul Griffin, Coach Schwind, Larry Pease, Harold Lambert, Wendell Smith, Wayne Smith, Terry Nutter, Robert Klatt, Roland Fisher, Coach Radunzel. joofbaf Sheffield's entrant in the Little 8 football wars proved withouta doubt that they were the BEST in the league. The Cardinals, backed by sincere confidence of coaches, Fred Radunzel and Fred Schwind, gained poise and abilitywith every victory and compiled the best record of any Sheffield Football team -9 victories, 0 defeats. Hard work, thewill to win, and the Never say die attitude were present in the team and the finished product was something for everyone to be proud of. The team was very capably co-captained by Kaye Garrison and Driscoll Drew, and as for outstanding players, the entire team was outstanding. All mem- ers of the starting 8 were elected to one or more All-Star teams. Through out the season the reserves saw lots of action, so depth was also noticed on the squaa. BIRDS MAUL BUDA, 18-0 The Buda Bears succumbed to the Sheffield juggernaut 18-0. Our boys were etting used to our new style of play Qa shift from T Formation to singlewingj hence the low score. Three touchdowns were called back because of minor rule infractions. SHEFFIELD SOCKS MANLIUS 18-'7 The Red Devils from Manlius were the next to fall before the power and speed of the Cardinal's football machine, Since Manlius had a much better team than our first foe and the score was about the same, the staglp was being set for what was in line for all future S effield opponents. This page sponsored by: ,! Quickie Sales 8. Service, Sheffield A Kewonee Star-Courier, Kewanee .-Y - 'Sl' 18 SHEFFIELD 33--TISKILWA 0 The Tiskilwa Indians found out the hard way that Sheffield had power to burn when it came to playing football. Tiskilwa was worn out after the first half and the final score saw Sheffield way out in front. Here was- the game we showed the world we could al- so pass. SHEFFIELD CRUSHES BUREAU 40-33 The Bureau Wildcats were the next victim and they fell before the mighty Cardinals as had the others. The Cardinals' expert passing and running gave them a 40-33 victory over the Wildcats. SHEFFIELD PUMMELS MALDEN 52-21 The Malden Musketeers were completely outclassed in this one. The Sheffield reserves played over three quarters of the tglame and the final score was still 52- 21. It was at is point of the season' that the squad whittled down from 22 to 15 players due to injuries incurred during practice. SHEFFIELD BEATS LAMOILLE 52-13 The LaMoille Lions were completely humiliated by what they expected to be a lucky Sheffield squad. The game was marked by high-spirited play by both teams and the Cards flew of the field owning a 52- 13 victory. This was our tune-up battle for the ex- pected tight game the next week. SHEFFIELD NUDGES WYANET 45-13 The Wyanet Eagles watched the Cardinals fly by in this one. Sheffield was not ex cted to hold up under the barrage of tplasses thrown E3 Wyanet but despite 50 some passes rown and 27 completed the Cards had little trouble winning 45-13. It was this weekend that the world was notified that nothing was going to stop the Cardinals. SHEFFIELD SWEEPS ZEPHYRS 33 -'7 The Cardinals ut on the Neponset Zephyrs air-brakes and flew aheadp for a 33-7 victory. Everyone was now looking forward to the end of the season when Shef- field would be the undefeated champions. 'T , is This page sponsored by: N 7 If ,gk - ,. Q SHEFFIELD NIPS OHIO 19-12 This was the big game. This game would tell who was the champion, Ohio or Sheffield. The llulldogs put up a good fight but they d1dn't growl quite loud enough to stop the invincible Cardinals from becoming the undefeated Little 8 Champions by a 19-12 victory. LITTLE 8 STANDINGS 9 SHEFFIELD 0 onro 7 2 WYANET 7 2 MANLIUS 7 2 LAMOILLE 5 4 BUREAU 4 5 TISKILWA A 3 6 BUDA 2 7 NEPONSET 1 8 MALDEN 0 9 Knowlton Insurance Agency, Sheffield Dr. Wm. Larson, Annawan Supreme Ice Cream Co., Princeton 19 -4' ' I' I5 I , c, THE BIG WHEELS f I . X 5 ? KW' 4 g 5 xk5T mg.. flll nl! D WENDELL SMITH, first team quarter back, helped lead the Cardinals through a successful season by scoring 131 points--21 TD's and 5 extra points. Wendell was named the All-Conference 2nd, team back. He was also named one of the Most Valuable players in the conference by the BUREAU VALLEY CHIEF. LEFT HALF, DRISCOLL DREW, also gave the team a helping, push by scoring 13 TD's and 8 extra .points for a total of 86 pts. Drew was named All-Conference 4th, team back. Driscoll could always be counted on to deliver the mail--with no postage due . TERRIBLE TERRY QTUSSJ NUTTER, Sheffie1d's right half, made up the third member of the BEST ALL- ROUND BACKFIELD in the Conference. Terry Tuss made the last TD in the Championship game with a 15- yard run. During the season Terry racked up 11 TD's and 1 extra point. Terry will e bac with us next year. to give the team power and drive. JACK GENTRY, All-Conference end and the Cardinals right-end terror, was a boy who could really block and run. Jack, a junior, will be wearing the Red and White for another season, and we hope it will be as vic- torious as this year. Jack made 3 TD's and 2 extra points for a total tally of 20 points. KAYE GARRISON, All-Conference 3rd, team Tackle, was one of our best blockers and tacklers. One of the two Seniors in the forward wall, Kaye was a member of the ALL -CONFERENCE BEST ALL-ROUND LINE. HAROLD fDickj LAMBERT was chosen All-Conference center and the other Senior member of the BEST ALL- ROUND LINE, Dick could always be counted on to snap that old pig -skin just right. WAYNE 1Toadj SMITH, a Sophomore, was considered,the best lineman in the loop, and was named All- Conference tackle. Toad was the youngest member of the conference ALL-ROUND LINE. Wayne will be wearing the Sheffield Red and White for two more years and we hope that those years will be as good as this year. CONRAD fKnuteJ HEWITT, a Junior made up the 5th man in the Cardinals' unbreakable wall of defense. Knute received Honorable Mention in the All-Conference team. With three years of experience behind him he will be a big asset to the team in the remaining year of service he has left... Sheffie1d's undefeated season would not have been possible without the encouragement and guidance given ghleufcanp by COACH RADUNZEL and FRED SCHWIND. They certainly deserve a lot of the credit for having e ea e eam. Sc HW1 No O in in BATON TWIRLERS: Cheryl Jones, Joan Speakman, Barbara Clay, Barbara Gentry, Mary Smith, Dorcas Gibson. DRUM MAJORETTE: Rosemary Gentry. DIRECTOR: John A. Host. Marie Giltner, Camille McCune, Kaye Ccggiger, Lela Standard,- JoAnn Morman, Karen Drew, Helen Hewitt, Marcia Vermeulen, Kay Ho , ins, Judy Bills, Helen Preston, Ruth Anne DeFreezer, Ann Nell Schwind, Gladys Barton, Helen Cathelyn, Marilyn Stonewall, JoAnn VanDeKeere, Saundra Wickham, Joyce Sprowls, Marlene Driessens, Anita Sprowls, John DeFreezer, Marvin Driessens, Kay Jones, Marilyn Kaufman, Ronnie Moore, Jim VanLoo, Don Folk, Joyce Speakman, Bill McKee, Neil Hewitt, Ronald Johnson, Bud DeMay. joofgaf 560161 The 1952 Football Band was comdposed of high school band members not on the football squad, augmented by Junior high ban members to a total of thirty-six, plus six baton twirlers and a drum Majorette. The band practiced on the football field two periodsa week, and presented a half-time show at four football games. Each show consisted of an entrance, a salute to the visiting team, the Sheffield S formation for the singing of the School Song, and a drarnatization portrayed by music and formations. The first show at the September 12 Buda game, dramatized the experiences of a farmer, Duane Moore, and his girl friend, Lorraine Beyn, who went to the County Fair. The farmer rode the merry-go-round that broke down, visited a side show to see the fat lady, and had his heart pierced by Cupid's arrow. It all ended well when the farmer took his girl to the races. At the September 19 Manlius game, the band presented a Heritage of Freedom show, to illustrate the importance of votinlg in the coming presidential election. Our forefathers were honored by formations showing t e Liberty Bell and a covered wagon, while the band played 'qfanlfiee Dtpodlgllialrid Lwaglpn Wheels. 'ghen the band made a allot in which an X was pace , an en e t e s ow y playin Go Bless America. d On Septeimber 26 Tiskilwa invites? the Sheffield Football Band to attend the Tiskilwa game an present e Heritage o Freedom show to the Tiskilwa fans. The band played its last performance at the Wyanet game on October 24, dramatizing the story of Jack and J 111. With Bud DeMay as Jack, and Lorraine Beyn as Jill, the band portrayed thej fragious hill climbing accident, and the subsequent romance, wedding, and family of Jack an 1 . This page sponsored by: Citizens National Bank, Princeton Lake Press, De Pue Coach Radunzel, Frank Gebeck, Wilbur Jones, Vernon Pease, Joe Johnson, Walt Habrook, Bucl Morrasy rofificoun fry The Sheffield Hill and Dale Squad compiled a fine record this year. Ably captained by Vernon Pease, they won 5 and lost 1 dual meet. They won the Conference Run to place in our trophy case the initial-First Place Trophy for 1952-1953. Sheffield Score Place 29 Home 19 Home 25 Away 26 Home 20 Home 22 Home Conference Run-Sheffield 23, Tiskilwa 24 Malden 31 fLow score winsj This page sponsored by: Opponent Princeton Kewanee Princeton T iskilwa Ohio Malden Taylor 8- Jensen, Sheffield Champion Pneumatic Machine Co., Jolley Lumber Co., Princeton Kewanee O nent Score PPO 26 36 30 39 35 33 omecoming ,li A1--AM gy-W King Queen Attendants Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Coronation Masters i Sheffield High Homecoming Wendell Smith Sally Hortega Conrad Hewitt Joann Van De Keere Larry Nutter Marlene Driessens Paul Griffin Catherine Ray i Kaye Garrison Driscoll Drew This page sponsored by: Ellberg Clothing, Princeton Fager Sales 8. Service, Princeton Henry Tent and Awning Co., Wycnet enior pfa Perry Mason. . . Della Street .... Fran Celane .... Edward Norton. . Arthur Crinsron. Rob Gleason .... Mrs. Mayfield . . Emma ......... Dorthy Graves. . Harriette Nevers . Claude Drumm. A Police Officer The Case of the Sulky Girl H1s Secretary .................... . . A Charming Hell-cat ........ . . Her Uncle ............, - Mr. Norton's Partner .... . . . A Young Man.. . The Norton Houselieeperv. . . '...'. The Maid ...... Mr, Norton's Secretary ..... . . . A Young Reporter ........ . . .The District Attorney ..... . . From Headquarters .......... . . Place: The home of Edward Norton in the suburbs of a large city. Time: The present. Spring. Director: Mr. James Ballotti. This page sponsored by: Harold Lambert Attorney and Private Investigator .... . . . ' . Lorraine Beyn . Loreata Moore . .Duane Moore Bud DeMay Wendell Smith Mary Johnson Sally Hortega Ellen Nutter Joann Kaufman Frank Gebeck Driscoll Drew A. 8g W. Rootbeer Stand, Kewanee ROW 1 Martha Nutter, Kaye Cogger, Sharon Thomas, Mrs. Peterson, Verleigh Cunningham, Anita Sprowls, Sally Hortega. ROW 2 Elaine Jones, Marilyn Stonewall, Arleta Peterson, Marie Giltner, Joyce Speakman, Jo Ann Van De Keere, Marilyn Frank. ROW 3 Joann Kaufman, MaryJohnson, Loreata Moore, Rosemary Gentry, Lorraine Beyn, Marlene Driessens , Alice Lempke . The Sheffield Chapter of officers: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Degree Chairman Parliamentarian Recreation Chairman Project Chairmen 0 o 0 the F. H. A. began its year's work by electing the following Sharon Thomas Joyce Speakman Marlene Driessens Joann Kaufman Jo Ann Van De Keere Arleta Peterson Martha Nutter Mary Johnson and Verleigh Cunningham On Monday, October 6, several of the girls attended a District F. H. A. Meeting at Princeton. In October the F. H. A. sponsored a Clean-Up Day, when the girls went around town to different homes and did odd jobs such as baby sitting, washing windows, raking leaves, and painting, thus eaming money for the F. H. A . treasury. 'The F. H. A. girls prepared a supper under Mrs. Peterson's direction, which they served their parents in the school gymnasium Monday evening, November 3. Following the meal, group singing and a social time were held. The F. H. A. sponsor was Mrs. Laura Peterson, and the Chapter Mother was Mrs. Mary Etta Host. This page sponsored by: Gensfer Dry Goods, Sheffield O. B. Giltner, M. D., Sheffield MA RY JOHNS ON A02 A., Girls' State f sf f - - LORRAINE BEYN A11 State Band , -. . 5 G, A, A, Camp D. A. R. Award ,A A - 1- t,,, f we r yf ft. .. -:' - if ,YH , wi ,. if 1 'ff WW 2? ff? t'.1f . 'Nfl' 57 5 QZkgi'm'.,i,?4I,r ' , 26,1 frglgfivggtrgftfkiiew 'W R' iw, .1 X ' 1 1' if wff'fw tf591Siif1iffgr.W'g 'qfgifgxl I ,fff'ff,'fsvf BUD DE MAY HAROLD LAMBERT Boys' State A11State Band MARIE GILTNER G. A. A, Camp Music Camp U. of 111. Summer Youth Theater JIM VAN LOO A11 State Band This page sponsored by: State Bank, Anncxwcm CONNIE HEWITT Music Camp DORCAS GIBSON A rt Camp I u Xwwwf N SS ZZ mWf 5,28 5 :Q KZ ' W NW X S SAX NSN H W G S QW! fm WWj E MQ ' Z E1 , 2 e+Eall WWW W X , . g WINTER CALENDAR I December 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 12 15 17 19 20 23 24 29-30 January 5 '7 9 12 13 16 19 20-24 22 26-29 30 31 February 3 4 6 9 10 12 16 17 19 20 24 -27 Grade Basketball: Mineral Here Basketball: Mineral Here Grade Basketball: Neponset Here Winter Concert Basketball: Ohio Here Otter Show Basketball: Manlius Here Grade Basketball: Manlius Here Basketball: Buda There Basketball: Walnut Here Grade Basketball: Walnut Here Basketball: Manlius There Basketball: Tiskilwa There Christmas Program Christmas Vacation begins Holiday Tournament at Sheffield School begins Grade Basketball: Buda There Basketball: Wethersfield There Basketball: Tiskilwa Here P. T. A. Basketball: Cambridge There Basketball: Bureau Township There First Semester ends Palmer Marionettes Assembly Little Eigh Grade Basketball: Hooppole Here Grade Heavy Weight Tournament Basketball: Malden Here Basketball: Annawan There Basketball: Mineral There Trick Cyclist. Assembly Grade Basketball: Ohio There Basketball: LaMoil1e Here Basketball: Wyanet There Basketball: Atkinson There Lincoln's Birthday P. T. A. Basketball: Buda Here Little Eight One Act Play Contest Basketball: Neponset Here District Basketball Tournament is l . I . ? t Basketball Tournament uae JANUARY 1 3 ii 5' b 1 q 1 5 u I1 13 3,3 il at Nlsl ag!! 19 'T 11 2-b 31 3' as To QW A Q46 -5 3 6 F688 l' a s I .fd- sge is 7. I or 6, T' 4 9 43- 4 X90 5, aw Qs, Q0 g ' ado 6 p 9 ' f 00 This page sponsored by: Evo's Place, Mineral The Elms, Sheffield ROW 1 Joann Kaufman, Lorraine Beyn, Loreata Moore, Rosemary Gentry. ROW 2 Cheryl Jones, Kaye Cogger, Jo Ann Van De,Keere, Marilyn Stonewall, Sharon Thomas, Joyce Speakman. ROW 3 Marie Giltner, Arleta Peterson, Sally Hortega, Elaine Jones, Lois Sipes, Ellen Nutter, Marilyn Frank, , ROW 4 Anita Sprowls, Alice Lempke, Mary Johnson, Camille McCune, Marlene Driessens, Martha Nutter, Ruth Anne De Freezer, Helen Cathelyn, Miss Neff. gi .A This year twenty-five girls joined the Girls Athletic Association under the supervision of Miss Neff. Kaye Cogger was elected Presidentg Marlene Driessens, Vice President, Sharon Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer, and Elaine Jones, Lorraine Beyn, Ellen Nutter and Joann Kaufman were chosen to be on the point committee. A number of the G. A . A. girls participated in a Play Day at Atkinson High School in the fall. A Christmas Party was held with a gift exchange and refreshments. The G, A . A . sponsored a school dance on Friday, April 1'7. Two girls were selected to attend G.A.A. Camp at East Bay near Bloomington. Awards were given to those who kept points during the year. This page sponsored by: Kirley and Sons, Kewanee Adams Appliance, Kewanee Parkside Tire Shop, Tires, Batteries, Auto Accessories, Kewanee ROW 1: Terry Nutter, Joe Johnson, Wendell Smith, Frank Gebeck, Connie Hewitt. ROW 2: Walter Hasbrook, Kaye Garrison, Jack Gentry, Harold Lambert, Wayne Smith, Coach Fred Against non-conference foes Sheffield did very well, winning 7 games and losing 4. The Cards of Coach Radunzel started off with a sizzling 81-50 romp over Toulon. Then came the Mineral game, with the Cards having little difficulty in cutting the rival Leopards down to size: Sheffield 64, Mineral 49. Next came Manlius, with the Red Devils ending up on top, 59-47, as the Cards just couldn't seem to click. In the tightest game of the season, Walnut edged us 56-55 in a nip and tuck battle all the way. Tiskilwa Q67-535 and Wethersfield Q62-443 were the Cards next victims. Then the Cambridge Vikings ended a five-game Sheffield winning streak by defeating the Cards, 64-45. After this defeat the Car s bounced back to top Annawan, 68-55, only to lose their next game to Mineral, 61-42. Then the Cardi- nals fattened their winning column by defeating Atkinson, 59-52. We played Buda for our last non- conference game, and this contest ended 80-61 with the Cardinals on the long end. HOLIDAY TOURNEY Sheffield held their Second Annual Holiday Tourney this year, and Coach Radunzel and his boys walked off with the top honors. Against Wyanet the Cards won 74-62. Sixty-eight fouls were called in this game, under the experimental foul rule whereby no player fouls out. In the championship game with Neponset, Coach Radunzel cleared the bench in an 81-65 rout. LITTLE EIGHT CONFERENCE TOURNEY This year the conference officials voted to seed the Tourney, and Sheffield was seeded third. Drawing Manlius in their first ame the Cardinals of Coach Radunzel played a superb' ball game, and knocked the No. 2 team .out of the Tourney, 70-62, This game ave the Cards their revenge for two earlier defeats by the Red Devils. In their second game the Cari ran into considerable trouble from LaMoille, but they never were behind and ended up on the long end of a 67-61 score. In the champion- ship game against Ohio, we thought we had a good chance of winnin but it must not have been in the books as the Cardinals staged a cold streak and the Bulldogs got I1ot . We went down to OIII worst defeat of the year, 63-43. CONFERENCE GAMES The Cardinals ended the season with a 6 won, 3 lost record to lace Third in the final Little 8 standings. The Cards started by meeting the defending champions, Olhio. The Bulldogs, after lead- ing all the way, were pressed into an overtime period, but they ended up on the long end, 55-51. Then a 74-34 Sheffield victory over Buda evened the record at 1 and 1. The next week saw the Cardina1's championship hopes fade considerably as the Red Devils of Manlius came from behind in the last four minutes to win, 60-56, Feeling that these two defeats were enough, the Cards won the next four con- ference games: Tiskilwa 82-58g Bureau Township 62-56g Malden 96-69g and La Moille 88-66. Then Wyanet surprised the Cardinals by beating us 48-45, We won our last conference game, defeating Neponset 81-73. DISTRICT TOURNEY Our first opponent in the District Tourney was Atkinson. The Cardinals were as cold as we've seen them during the first half and fell too far behind to be able to catch up despite a terrific fourth quarter rally. Our last game of the season ended: Atkinson 59, Sheffield 55. Radunzel. NON-CONFERENCE GAMES RCW 1: Bob Johnson, Bill Fisher, Paul Jenkins, Stanley Moore, Roger Folk, Phil Cunningham, Kenny Ri S. ROW 2: Page Griffin, Charles Young, Bobby Klart, Larry Nutter, Russell Chasteen, Bud Morrasy, Coach Radunzel, DATE WHERE SHEFFIELD OPPONENT OPPONENT PLAYED SCORE SCORE Nov. 25 Sheffield 81 50 Toulon Dec. 2 Sheffield 64 49 Mineral Dec, 5 Sheffield 51 4' 55 Ohio Dec. 9 Sheffield 4'7 59 Manlius Dec, 12 Buda '74 34 Buda , Dec. 15 Sheffield 55 56 Walnut Dec. 19 Manlius 56 ' 60 Manlius Dec, 20 Tiskilwa 6'7 53 Tiskilwa HOLIDAY Sheffield '74 62 Wyanet TOURNEY Sheffield 81 fchamp.J 65 Neponset I an. '7 We thersf ield 62 44 We thersf ie ld Jan. 9 Sheffield 82 58 Tiskilwa Jan. V 13 Cambridge 45 64 Cambridge Jan, 16 Bureau Twp. 62 ' 56 Bureau Twp. LITTLE Tiskilwa '70 62 Manlius EIGHT Tiskilwa 67 61 LaMoi1le TOURNEY Tiskilwa 43 Qchamp.J 63 Ohio Jan. 30 Sheffield 96 ' 69 Malden Jan. 31 Annawan 68 55 Annawan Feb. 3 Mineral 42 61 Mineral Feb. 6 Sheffield 88 66 LaMoil1e Feb. 9 Wyanet 45 ' 48 Wyanet Feb. 10 Atkinson 59 52 Atkinson Feb. 1'7 Sheffield 80 61 Buda Feb. 20 Sheffield 81 '73 Neponset DISTRICT Atkinson 55 59 Atkinson TOURNEY VARSITY RECORD GAMES PLAYED 26 GAMES WON 17 GAMES LOST 9 OFFENSIVE AVERAGE 65-lf2 pts. game DEFENSIVE AVERAGE 57-1f2 pts. game B TEAM Games Played 20 Games won 7 Games Lost 13 Offensive Average 34.2 pts. game Defensive Average 37, 5 pcs, game profil This page sponsored by: National Cleaner Co., Sheffield ' General Store, Sheffield COACH UICK FRANK 2 1 . 1 4 gdfieigdf The Basketball Band was made u of high school band members not on the basketball squad plus four eighth-graders. During the Easketball season, the thirty members of this band practic- ed one period a week. The band members' cardinal red coats and blue trousers added color to eight home basketball games. Seated on the stage, the band entertained the fans by playing marches and standard ptopular numbers between games and at the half-time intermissions, As is its custom, the Bas etball Band produced one marching half-time show on the gym floor during the latter part of the season. The membership of the 1952-53 Basketball Band was: Clarinets: Mary Johnson, Jo Ann Va11DeKeere, Ellen Nutter, Ronnie Moore, Marilyn Stonewall, Helen Cathelyn, Ann Nell Schwind, Wanda Wilhelm, Kay Hodkins, Helen Hewitt, Marcia Vermeulen. Saxophones: Kaye Cogger, Jo Ann Morman, Lela Standard, Gladys Barton, Karen Drew, Marlene Driessens, Ruth Anne De Freezer, Comets: JoyceS akman, Bud DeMay, Stanley McCarty. Flutes: Marie Giltner, Camille McCune. Mellopiignez Marilyn Kaufman. Piano: Arleta Peterson. Sousa- phone: Bill McKee. Percussion: Cheryl Jones, Anita Sprowls, Joyce Sprowls, Saundra Wick- am, This page sponsored by: Cynfhia's House of Beauty, Kewanee Ed's Repair Shop, Neponsef Armstrong Texaco Service, Neponset FRONT ROW: Mary Johnson, Harold Lambert, Jo Ann VanDeKeere,.Ronnie Moore, Ellen Nut- ter, Marilyn Stonewall, Helen Cathelyn, Camille McCune, Marie Gilmer.- SECOND ROW: Ann Nell Schwind, Wanda Wilhelm, Helen Hewitt, Marcia Vermeulen, Joyce Speakman, Connie Hewitt, Paul Griffin, Phil Cunningham, Don Hasbrook, Bobbylohnson, Marilyn Kaufman, Gladys Barton. , THIRD ROW: Driscoll Drew, Wendell Smith, Frank Gebeck, Roger Folk, Kaye Cogger, Lela Standard, Karen Drew, Jo Ann Morman, Duane Moore, Joe Johnson, ,Kaye Garrison, Ruth Anne DeFreezer, Bud DeMay, Jack Gentry, Walter Hasbrook, Jim Van Loo. SOUSAPHONE: Bill McKee. PERCUSSION: Marlene Driessens, Joyce Sprowls, Saundra Wickham, Cheryl Jones, Anita Sprowls. 0l'lC8I f During 1953 the Concert Band attained a record membership of forty -five. The band rehearsed standard band literature two periods a week, and played several concerts during the years. I The first concert was the Winter Concert presented December 4 in conjunction with the high school choruses. At this concert the band played Monterey March, Saskatchewan Overture, t e Pilgrim Chorus, Men from Mars, Merry Widow Selections, the Three Bears Novelty, Copa Ca ana, Manhattan Beach March, and joined with the choruses in presenting White Christmas. In April ,the Concert Band participated in the District Music Contest at Toulon. On April 24 selected rsonnel from the band joined band members from the other Little Eight schools to form a 208ipiece festival band, for the 1953 Music Festival held at Wyanet. On May 1 the Concert Band along with other school musical organizations presented the Formal Spring Concert. With the exception of the Seniors, the Concert Band played for the Commencement Program, May 29. As its final Concert, the band participated in the Sheffield Memorial Day Program. The Concert Band was honored to have three of its members, Mary Johnson, Harold Lam- bert, and Jim Van Loo, selected by the University of Illinois to participate in the All State Band at Urbana during the Thanksgiving vacation. The Concert Band was e parent organization for smaller groups. Several ensembles com- peted in March at Toulon in the District Music Contest. Orchestras were selected from the band membership to play for various school activities. Band members not on the athletic teams com- posed the Football and Basketball Bands. This page sponsored by: Bonded Service Co., Shellane Bottled Gas, Walter A. Vaughn, Owner, Kewanee SEATED: Elaine Jones, Harold Lambert, Sally Hortega Loreata Moore, Ellen Nutter, STANDING: Karen Drew, Kaye Cogger, Lorraine Beyn, Dr's l1D Peterson, Joe Johnson, Mrs. I-Iellberg, Duane Moore. 1 co rew, Kaye Garrison, Arleta TerrY Nutter, MarY.Tohnsor1, Marie Gilmer, Camille McCune, Bud De May, David Wilcoxson,Wl 7J L 'be t Ruth Anne De Freezer. ROW 1 Mary Clubine, Ann Nell Schwind, Ruth Anne De Freezer, Marilyn Kaufman, Io Ann Van De Keere, Marilyn Stonewall, Katie Thomas, Marilyn Frank, ROW 2 Saundra Wickham, Marie Giltner, Lela Standard, Wanda Wilhelm, Verleigh Cunning- ham, Elaine Iones, Dorcas Gibson, Karen Drew, Kay Hodkins, Alice Lempke. ROW 3 Anita Sprowls, Kaye Cogger, Martha Nutter, Loreata Moore, Lorraine Beyn, Camille McCune, Rosemary Gentry, Helen Cathelyn, Nancy Prior, Catherine Ray. ir 5 Ckorud The Girls? Chorus, composed of twenty-eight members, met twice a week. They sang three part music and occasionally joined the Boys'Chorus to form a Mixed Chorus. They appeared publicly several times during the year. At the Winter Concert they presented three numbers, one of which was dramatized. They appeared in the Spring Concert, giving a short musical play. The group took part in the Little Eight Music Festival, and members from the chorus entered the district music contest. This year a group of eight girls were chosen to sing for the Schoo1master's Club when it met in Sheffield. This group joined the Boys' Ensemble to present Christmas carols at the Winter Concert. They entered the district contest in the spring. The large ensemble consisted of a group of picked voices which practiced once a week in preparation for future regular ensemble singing. This page sponsored by: Thomas Flower Shop, Sheffield ROW 1 Phil Cunningham, Frank Gebeck, Robert Klatt, Harold Lambert, Wendell Smith, Duane Moore, Robert Johnson. ROW 2 Bill McKee, Driscoll Drew, Bud DeMay, Wayne Smith, Kaye Garrison, Jack Gentry, Paul Griffin, missing frorr. picture are: Billy Fisher, Terry Nutter and Larry Nutter. oyfi CAUPIM At the close of the football season, a large number of boys came out for chorus. This group met once a week to rehearse two-part and sometimes three-par-t music. They sang in both the Winter and Spring Concerts, and joined the Girls' Chorus to present mixed chorus numbers. Members from the Boys'Chorus participated in the Little Eight Music Festival in April at Wyanet. BOYS' ENSEMBLE Seven boys formed an ensemble which practiced once a week and at times joined the Girls' Ensemble in public appearances. This page sponsored by: Hub's Grill, We never sleep , Princeton Kewcmee Coca Cola Bottling Co., Kewonee Sharon Thomas, Ruth Anne Delfrcezer, Rosemary Gentry, Camille McCune, Anita Sprowls Io Ann Van De Keere. W BOYS ENSEMBLE Duane Moore, Wayne Smith, Harold Lambert, Wendell Smith, Bud Delviay. LUCILLE G. MCKIE NONUCYUSIHIC mac! fo 'MLP . . Teachers Collegeg ,First Grade JANICE M. BEALER Illinois State Normal Universityg B. S. Commerce W. , M f,Ww74w...M W M, .WNW . aww, if Q59 1, jk? E jAl 0lfLg ROW 1 Saundra Wickham, Wanda Wilhelm, Lela Standard, Katie Thomas. ROW 2 Marilyn Kaufman, Gladys Barton, Mary Clubine, Karen Drew, Nancy Prior, Kay Hodkins, Ann Nell Schwind, Catherine Ray. This page sponsored by: Sf. Francis School of Nursing, Kewanee Sf. Francis Hospital, Kewanee 3 P Rl N ca Awww ff WW, 5 e X Y! gi fo SS ww f MW Z C9450 Sgk gf Wfffww i N SNNQNIVJW X M 014,55 75 'Q Z ,504 SX El- 'av Z WW Xxx 53 Q Q ffm f if-ES X Z X . --IX f S 2 b f Q N WW S MNMW March 6 9 14 17 18 April 2 3 6 9 10 11 13 14 17 21 24 28 May 1 5 8 11 12 16 24 29 SPRI NG CALENDAR Grade Music Festival at LaMoi1le P. T. A. Ensemble Contest at Toulon Junior Dance Board Banquet Easter Vacation Good Friday Easter Vacation Track Iunior Play X Band and Chorus Contest P. T. . Track G. A. A. Dance if I, J. 6 I IUIQQ ,v Q Q 'Y 7 7 4 If I, ea, ,C '7 47 'sf Jo A Q Track High School Music Festival at Wyanet Track Formal Spring Concert Little Eight Track Meet ta District Track and Field Meet 5 P. T. A. 3 W ' Fresh-Soph Track 'Meet Junior-Senior Prom ' Baccalaureate Commencement 7 gy 1' my Vie: 'Wa X -ix ' L Zvi mx if-zz f .sig at f 'T A ev ils . 1 ' 1 1 K 5:75 l Q-it X Kiel stil! I This page sponsored by: Sheffield Shole Products Co., Sheffield Sheffield Lumber Co., Sheffield 3' 3 5 4 451: l If 9 n rs n ,, If-1.,,,u l 331048. -ICQ 'X Baths 9- 0-X X .SK .Q as R1- 1 ' , wo 11. 1 ,s lfUfl'l0I Lorraine: Driscoll and Iwere supposed to get married J une 1, but we can't. Loreata: Why not? Lorraine: He's got a date that night. Mr. Schwind: I've got a very dependable Democracy Class. Mr. Harlan: What do you mean? Mr. Schwind: They depend on each other to do the work. Marie: Why was Wendell taken out of the line-up? Kaye: The referee caught him holding. Marie: lsn't that just like Wendell. Larry N.: My brother made a ninety -eight yard run in the game last week. Wayne S. :That's terrific. Larry N.: Yeah, but he couldn't catch the guy in front of him. Jim Van Loo: Looks like a smart dog you got there. I Wilbur Jones: Smart? A111 gotta say is, are you coming or aren't you? And either he comes or he doesn't Bob Klatt: Boy, oh boy, did I catch a fish! It was tremendous. Why it was t-h-a -t long. I never saw such a fish. Larry Pease: I believe you. Her Father: What? A young whippersnapper like you wants to marry my daughter? What nerve! Do you think you can give her what she's used to at home? Driscoll: I think so. I've got a pretty nasty disposition myself. Ronnie M. : I'd like to see somthing cheap in a sports jacket. Salesman: The mirror's over there! Nancy Prior: The man I marry must have a lot of courage. Billy Fisher: Oh! You 're not as bad as all that. S. Moore: Gosh, is that girl dizzy. K. Hodkins: Really.. S. Moore: She thinks that a football coach has four wheels. K. Hodkins: How silly. How many does it have? Joann K.: Duane is a terribly fast worker, isn't he? Last night we parked only ten minutes in the car and he tried to kiss me. - Ellen N.: Hahl He must be slowing up, Coach: Since I got married I have an outfit for every day of the year. Mr. Schwind: An outfit for every day of the year? Coach: Yes, the one I'm wearing. Roger Folk: Do you dance? Karen Drew: I love to. Roger Folk: Then let's love. This page sponsored by: Walter Morris, Wall and Floor Coverings, Buda Royal Super Mart, Sheffield C. W. Johnson, Hardware, Sheffield ADAM'S EVENING APRIL 4, l952 Adam is caught trying to slip into his house unnoticed at four in the morning. His quick explanation is that he's just been in a terrible auto accident--he should have sympathy--it was so serious the other man was killed! Who was the other man? The name that occurs to Adam is John Cokes. fl-low could he know there WAS alohn Cokeslj Then Dear helpful mother-in-law has to send a funeral wreath to Mr. Cokes, and that ruins everything. The truth was, Adam had started to give a ,lady a lift to the movies. But their taxidriverwas anut bent on suicide. A mad ride ends when the gas runs out, and Adam, Rosita, and the nut walk back. When thewoman of the ride turns up to warn Adam that her husband is in a jealous rage, Adam has the inspiration to introduce her as Mrs. Cokes--the poor widow. Then the real Mr, Cokes enters, with the funeral wreath around his neck, but very much alive! He is followed by the real Mrs. Cokes, then by the jealous husband and by the nut who drove the taxi--and no one is sure of anyone else. If you saw the play you know what we mean when we say it was a comedy riot. CHARACTERS ADAM ADAMS . . . . A VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES . . . . .BUD DE MAY ANNA ADAMS HIS WIFE. . . . .... ...... . . .LOREATA MOORE MRS. BEAN. . HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW ...... . . .MARY JOHNSON CASPER . . . HIS COLORED VALET HAROLD LAMBERT GERTIE . . . THE MAID ........ . . . . ELLEN NUTTER DR. FRAGONI THE FAMILY DOCTOR ......... . . DUANE MOORE ELMER GREEN WHO WANTS TO DIE .............. WENDELL SMITH MR. COKES . WHO OUGHT TO BE DEAD, BUT ISN'T ..... FRANK GEBECK MRS. COKES WHO WISHES HE WAS, FOR THE INSURANCE . . SALLY HORTEGA ROSITA . . . THE WOMAN .... LORRAINE BEYN PLACE: The living-room of the Adams home. TIME: The present. A summer morning. SYNOPSIS Act 1: The living room of the Adams home. A summer morning, Act ll: The same. An hour later. Act 111: The same. A few minutes later. Keg 4 N , fi- if . f f lf unzor ag S, , Al g g This page sponsored by: Kem Motor Sales, Cadillac Agency, Princeton Jacobson's, Neponsef. Hudson Funeral Home, Princeton ROW 1: Stanley Moore, Russell Chasteen, Charles Young, Leon Fox, Bud Morrasy, Bobby Ted Johnson. ROW 2: Connie Hewitt, Larry Pease, Vernon Pease, Joe Johnson, Terry Nutter, Bobby Klart, Frank Gebeck. ROW 3: Wendell Smith, Harold Lambert, Wayne Smith, Jack Gentry, Kaye Garrison, Walt Hasbrook, Larry Nutter, Coach Radunzel. ZW T952 TRACK RECORD The Cardinals started out the 1952 track schedule against the favorites for the Conference Crown, Manlius, Wyanet, and La Moille. We ended up 3rd best. Against Tiskilwa and Bureau Twp. the Cards came through in fine style, winning most of the events. Versus Neponset and Ohio we really worked hard and the meet came out riding on the results of the varsity relay. The Ohio anchor man just nosed our Joe out and theywon. Against Buda and Malden the Cards again won most of the places awarded and ended up way on top in the point column. April 8 Manlius - 60, Wyanet - 57, Sheffield - 48 April 15 Bureau Twp. - 24, Tiskilwa - 40, Sheffield - '71 April 22 April 29 Ohio - 62 213, Neponset - 11, Sheffield - 61 113 Buda - 31, Malden - 22, Sheffield - 82 Sheffield sent five representatives to the District Track Meet and came home with five medals Those placing were: Harold Lambert fifth in high hurdles Pete Van Meir , Wendell Smith , Har01d Lambert . . . . fourth in the mile relays Joe Johnson , This page sponsored by: Gilfner's Variety Store, Wyanet Taylor and San, Automobiles, Hardw The Wigwam, Infants 8K Children 's Wear, Kewanee are, Farm Equipment, Kewanee LOREATA MOORE All for love, or the world well lost. Chorus- 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. -2,3,4: G.A.A. -2,3,4: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Class Treasurer-4: Class Secretary-2: Little 8 Music Fest.-1,2,3,4: District Music Contest-1, 2, 3, 4: Flag Comm. -1, 2, 3: Annual High School: Bowlirag Team- 3: Chorus Contest-l,2,3,4: Mixe Chorus- 1, 2, 3, 4: Cardette Editor-4. eniord DUANE MOORE He was like the cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. Football-1: Junior Play, Senior Play: Yearbook Art and Photos:Boys Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4: Cardette Arts- 1, 2, 3,4: Little 8 Music Festival-1, 2, 3, 4: District Music Contest -3 , 4: Mixed Ensernhle- 4: Class President-1, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus -1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band -2, 3, 4: Orchestra -1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Band -3: FRANK GEBECK He had occasional flashes of silence, that made his conversation perfectly delightful. Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4: Chorus - 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4: Football-1: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Annual Staff-4: Cross Country-4: Co -Captain in Basketball-4: Orchestra -2, 3, 4. Class President-2 District Music Contest- 3,4: Little 8 Music Festival-3,4: CHARLES DeMAY All the wor1d's a stage and all the men and women merely players. Cardinal Editor, Football Band-2, 3, 45 Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Band-2, 3,45 Orchestra-2,3,45 EgyptianMusic Camp-25 I11, Sum- mer youth Theater-35 Junior Play, Senior Play, Boys Ch0fl1S'1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus-1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' En- semble-45 Little 8 Music Festival-1,2, 3,45 District Music Contest-3, 45 Cardett Staff-1,25 Track-1 2- One-act Play Contest-2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club-'25, Cheerleader 3, 4. DRISCOLL DREW A fellow of infinite jest: of most excellent fancy. Football-1, 2, 3,4, 5 Track-1,25 Senior Play5Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 45 Carden Sports-4: Yearbook Sports-45 Chorus-4. WENDELL L. SMITH Sweet Marie Come To Me, Come To Me, Sweet Marie. Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Track-1,2, 3,45 Junior Play, Senior Play, Litt1e 8 Music Festival-1, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest- 3, 45 Boys' Chorus-1,45 Boys' Ensemble-45 Mixed Chorus -1, 45 Yearbook Advertising-45 Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 45Basketba1lCaptain-3, 45 Home- coming King -4. 51 LORRAINE BEYN MARY JOHNSON f A Festival-l,2, 3,4g WILBUR JONES The school boy with shining morning face creeping unwillingly to school. Cross Countr -3,45 Track 3, 4: Yearbook- Y Grades: With a laugh on her lips anda smile in her eyes Football Band 2 3 4 Concert Band-1,2, 3, 4: Basketball Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 G. A. A, -2, 3,49 F. H. A. ProJectCha1rman 4 G A A Vice President -3: F.H. A. President-3 G A A Camp 2 Girls State 3 Junior Play: Senior Play, Girls Chorus 1 District Music Contest 2 3 4 Dramatic Club-25 CardinalEd1tor 4 All State Band 4 Dirstict Clar inetQuartet-4:ClassVicePres1dent 2 4 Bowling 3 Little 8 Music It's love, it's love that makes the world go round. Girls Chorus -1, 2, 3, 4: Pres.. Girls Chorus-3: Mixed Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4: Flag Comm- 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club -2: F.H.A. -2, 3, 4: Prolect Chair. of F.H.A. 3: G.A.A. -2,3,4: V. Pres. G.A.A.-23 Pres. Gf.A.A. -3: Cardett Staff-3,45 Jr. Play: Homecoming Queen-3: G.A.A. Cam -3: Little 8 Music Fest. -2,3, 4: Sr. Play: Cieerleader 2, 3, 4: 52 VERNON PEA SE All the world loves a lover. Cross Country- 3,4: Yearbook-Humor-45 Track 3: Jr-Play stage manager: Sr. Play stage manager. JOANN KAUFMAN E Take back your gold, for gold will never buy me. G.A.A. -2, 3,4: G.A.A. Point Committee- 3,4g F.H.A. -treasurer 4g Newspaper-2,31 Annual-Jr. High news:F.H.A, Girls Chorus- 15 Mixed Chorus-1: ELAINE JONES What are little girls made of. . . ? Sugar and SPICE and all thmgs nice. F.H.A. -2, 3,4:G.A.A. -2, 3,4: Chorus-1, 2 3,43 Cardinal-G.A.A.:Litt1e 8 Music Fest. - 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus Contest-1, 2, 4: Cardett- Home Ec. i JOE JOHNSON Life is just one darned thing after another. Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Track-1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball- 1,4g Cross Country-1, 2, 3.4: Cardette Staff- 4g Annual-Humorg Orchestra -3, 4: Little 8 Music Fest. -1, 2, 3, 4: District Music Fest. - 3,43 Track Captain-3. KAYE GARRISON He knows the precise moment when to say nothing. Football-2,3,4: Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Track-3,45 YearbookCalendar-4: Boys' Chorus-4g Concert Band -1, 2, 3,43 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4, 54 HAROLD LAMBERT I-le 1'aughs best-that laughs last. Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4: Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Track-2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 33 Jr. Play: Sr. Play, Boys State 3: Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra- 1, 2, 3,43 Little 8 Music Festival-1,2, 3,45 District Clarinet Quartet-4: Little 8 1 act Play-3, 4: Illinois All-State Band -4: Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Class Treasurer 3g Sr. Class Secretary 4: Business Manager -Cardinal: Boys Ensemble -43 Little 8 All-Star Football Team-4: Card- ette Staff-3. ELLEN NUTTER ARLETA PETERSON Heaven will protect the working girl. Concert Band- ifly gweketheart is the man in the moon. F. H. A. -2 3 3'3gn?C1L0g,lEg,1' 23 3A4kCa5 gtZFe:tILfIreA4: lngligr :..A.-2,3,4p k -- -'f ,S :'. -'1:'-'.'-ll: Pittle 8 Music Festiggl-?b3121?L1ngo:fes?31JgruiIircl2: Lmle 8 Music Fesnvabl' 2' 3' 4: Dlsmct Music mal-F. H. A. -4: Cardett-Grade News. Comesbz' 3' 4' SALLY HORTEGA Of all the girls that are so smart there's none like our Sally. G.A.A. 2, 3,45 F.H.A. -2, 3,43 Class Sec. -2: Chorus-1,23 Dramatic Club-25 Jr. Play: Sr. Playg Cardette Staff-4: Homecoming Queen -4: Annual-Alumni. 55 Cfaaa .Mdfory When someone asks us what high school we attended, we will proudly say, S.H.S. After four important and unforgettable years, graduation is finally here, and as we put on our caps and gowns, our hearts and minds are filled with memories and thoughts of our high school days. It was on Aufgust 30, 1949, when the upper-classmen hailed us on registration day in S.H.S,7' We were the proud class o '53, We fervently hoped the hill ahead of us wouldn't e too steep to climb. The twenty-three members in our class were: Lorraine Beyn, Joe Fox, Driscoll Drew, Kaye Garrison, Harold Lambert, Frank Gebeck, Sally I-lortega, Bud DeMay. Joe Johnson, Don Pinney, Vernon Pease, Wilbur Jones, Duane Moore, AliceLempke, Joan Kaufman, Wendell Smith, Loreata Moore, Arleta Peterson, Shirley Rodgers, Mary Johnson, Carol Rosnett, and Elaine Jones. At our first class meeting the election of officers was as follows: President-Duane Moore, Vice President- Joe Johnson, Secretary-Charles DeMay, Treasurer-Frank Gebeck. Our class sponsor was Miss Kuczera. We chose blue and white for our class colors. For our first exciting class arty we attended a movie at the Wanee theatre in Kewanee. Then we planned our Freshman dance which was iield on April 28, 1952. Several of the Freshman boys took an active part in the school athletics. Many of us went out for football and crosscountry, not knowin that in our Senior year we would be little 8 champs in both. Ellen Nutter, formerly of Mineral, joined our class this year. ln the fall of 1950 the Sophomore Class met with twenty-one members under the sponsorship of Mr. Martin Stephenson. Shirley Rodgers and Carol Rosnett did not return. The officers elected were as follows: President-Frank Gebeck. Vice-President-Mary Johnson, Secretary-Sally Hortega, Treasurer-Kaye Garrison. The Socphomore girls were able to participate in Home Economics this year and also F,H.A . Several of the boys again efended the Red and White by participating in sports. On November 21, our class held the first social event of the year when we attended a movie in Kewanee. On January 19, 1951, we danced to the music of Jerry DeFreez at our So homore Dance. In the fall of 1951, all twenty-one members gathered at school to gegin our Junior year. Our class spon- sor again was Mr. Stephenson. The officers elected were: President-Duane Moore, Vice President-Vernon Pease, Secretary-Charles DeMay, Treasurer-Harold Lambert. The following were elected cheerleaders: Lorraine Beyn for her second time and Bud DeMay for his first. Harold Lambert and Bud DeMay were chosen for characters in the Little 8 play contest. Harold portrayed Joel and won a second major award for his good performance. Bud played George and won male lead for the second consecutive year. Mary Johnson was chosen to go to Girls State and Harold Lambert to Boys State, while Bud DeMay went to Egyptian Music Camp. A -illhe ilgggor play, Adams Evening, a comedy directed by Mrs. Roy Shull, was successfully presented on pri , , This year we went all out for selling candy, milk, pop corn, pencils, decals, and football pins to make money for our treasury. Our class also donated S100 toward the purchase of the new basketball scoreboard. On May 17, after many hours of work decorating the Country Club, the Juniors entertained the Seniors at a banquet and prom: the theme being A Night in Hawaii. Then came to a close another successful year for the class of '53, D It was the 29 day of August, 1952, that 18 members walked in the schoolhouse door to start their last year in Sheffield High. Alice Lempke and Don Pinney did not return. Joe Fox married early in the year and is now living in Buda. The officers elected were: Duane Moore-President, Mary Johnson-Vice President, Harold Lambert-Secretary, and Loreata Moore-Treasurer. Our class sponsor was John A. Host. One of the high-lights of the year was the Freshman Initiation and dance held on Sept. 5 in the school gym. On Sept. 26 the class worked hard to get many ads for our yearbook. We are already making graduation plans and have discussed many details concerning our class trip at the end of the year. Due to a very active year we have not had time for a class party. Our Senior play, The Case of the Sulky Girl, which was given on Nov. 21 was an exciting mystery that was well presented under the direction of Mr. James Balotti. J The majority of our class kept in step with activities all four years by playing in the band directed by Mr. John A. Host. These musical notes will linger with us throughout our lives. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior prom and the Senior trip, which as yethasn't been decided up- on. MSO far this year our class activities have been very successful and everything seems to be progressing very we . As tomorrow lies in the hands of the students today, we are on our way to do our best. The following teachers have been with us all four years of our high school career: Mr. Willard Harlan, Mrs. Duane Peterson, Mr. Fred Schwind, Mr. John Host. We thank the faculty who have made our education their business and who have become our friends as well as our instructors. This page sponsored by: W. H. Sulley, Furniture and Morticicxn, Wyanet Clary's Cafeteria, Princeton Schmidt Soles and Service, Monlius 56 DUANE Ano ,LA f. . mga?-Qvyigx .mm W ,mv 511234 ,p, ,L ,g,,msyfw.w,,n,, agwsgQkiliziiigmigziqhw .ww fvwwwgzgk wesmiwifgm' giuq :wg ,ffm 1 ,S 3,22 f1 'fum NEWLK f- Qi px,myfggfgggq-Wim,,vfg2,:Smg3p3 ff 11 wi VY fmx'5FM'z2 6T1',,ff4f:,fS , , ,. , W1 ' 'X111122.12Wfzmlersiig f 12. 11? zz 214, 5,9913 ,mggg -ggfziiia 1521 X? ,: 2EaMZwW5M xl' W 'B J L. 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N..bb. i2Q wixa Q1 SQ gf y 2 f Q Q whiff Ano 390 WELCOME RESPONSE SENIOR CLASS WILL PIANO SOLO SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY REMARKS ENTERTAINMENT Bird of Paradise Lilikoi an Papa JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM May 17, 1952 PROGRAM MENU Tropical Dream Diced Bamboo and Golden Nuggets Clam Shells Various Hawaiian Tibits Beach Pebbles in a Clam Shell Coconut Milk Mauna Loa This page sponsored by: Simms Sinclair Service, Buda Fred, W. Rennick, Buda Hi Way Cafe and Grocery, Buda Duane Moore Peter Van Meir Edith Newman Arleta Peterson Lynn Linaweaver Mr. Harlan Golden Dreams Taro Cake Jas! an idfamenf We, the Senior Class of Sheffield High, being of unusually sound mind and body, do hereby declare this docu- ment as our last will and testament. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. I, Joann Kaufman, will my ability to borrow a car anytime, anyplace, to Nancy Prior. Hope Doc doesn't catch you, Nancy. I, Lorraine Beyn, will my ability to get all my school work in on time to Helen Marie Cathelyn. I, Loreata Moore, will Dorcas Gibson all the boys in Wyanet, but one. Good hunting, Dorcas. I, Arleta Peterson, will my size 32 sweaters to Dorcas Gibson. I, Sally Hortega, will my muscles to Terry Nutter. I-io e you can handle your brother now. I, Mary Johnson, will my spneed in peelin potatoes to Sharon Thomas. Don't cut yourself, Sharon. I, Ellen Nutter, will my bo by sox to Nafine Eggiman. Hope you don't freeze. I, Elaine Jones, will my ability to keep my long hair to Karen Drew. Leave the scissors alone, Karen. I, Wendell Smith, will my ability to train for athletics to Stanley Moore. There's always room for improve- ment, Dynamite. I, Harold Lambert, will my ability to do magic, to Connie Hewitt. Don't make the girls disappear, Knute. I, Frank Gebeck, will my ability to keep calm during basketball practice to Terry Nutter. I, Bud DeMay, will my ability to sneak out of the study hall to Ann Nell Schwind. I, Kaye Garrison, will my taxi service to Myrt Nutter. No boys allowed, Myrt. I, Vernon Pease, will my cross country athletic ability to Johnny Barron. Don't let me down, Johnny. I, Driscoll Drew, will my ability to hit cows to Billy McKee. Be sure you know whose cow it is, Billy. , Joe Johnson, will my ability to own two cars at one time to Leon Fox. Keep at least one of them running, Leon! I, Duane Moore, will my ability to be late for school at least three times a week, to John Cat Gentry. Be sure to keep up my good work, Jack. We, the Senior girls, will our long distance phone calls to Edie Donovan. We, the Senior Class, will our ability to skip school to Doc, and our used um to our underclassmen. We the Senior class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three hereby acinowledge this document to be our last will and testament. Any signs of sanity are purely coincidental. QLMJJ U-2 if! g !7Zf W...-.wt uf. Yawue I wmiwasaszf ,wa ,,,,,,,,, .f,...aaf feral ga with., 19,wwf7W ww aaeaza. 0 This page sponsored by: Ufheil Trucking, Corn Shelling 81 Hauling, Annawan A. 8- P. Company, Kewanee J. C. Penney, Kewanee 59 Ptocessional Invocation Selection Sermon Selection Benediction Selections Processional Invocation Class Welcome Selection Address Class Song Presentation of Awards GLCCGL 6LlflJ'86Lfe May 24, 1953 God of all Nature Girls' Chorus America the Beautiful Audience 0I'l'll'l'LeI'lCel'l'lel'lt Supt. Rock Island Schools Presentation of American Legion Award Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Benediction Mabel Peterson Reverend McCarty Tchaikowski Father Hand Ward Reverend McCarty High School Band High School Band Reverend Olson Duane Moore Ensemble Earl H. Hanson Senior Class W. M. Harlan, Supt. Edgar Zack W. M. Harlan, Supt President School Board Father Hand SENIOR A tribute to you dear Sheffield High For all you've done for us. You've given the pattern for every year, Our thanks to you most sincere. With love now we will salute you And wish you all the best. We'll work and build for the future with memories of S. H. S. Farewell is not our meaning So we will say from our hearts: We'll leave the gifts we have gathered To you, before we depart. CLASS SON G Chorus Memories, Memories, all we have today Of our dear old Sheffield High So now we're on our way. Memories, Memories, the sweetest ever known. We owe the world a debt, we owe it our best, So We'll say Farewell, Sheffield High. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO A LIVE WIRE NEVER GETS STEPPED ON fl I ,,f- R 4 f .3 4 f 'hkhd . to ,s .KI N pa, -lm ff f K 7+,f?faf POP QC Here we are in the Corner Spot night club owned by the one and only Elaine Jones. Yes, Elaine is once again single, and has graciously consented to hold the class reunion here in her beautiful night club. Most o us remember when it was a small hot dog stand. Here come the first arrivals now. They are Wendell Smith and his wife, Marie. Wendell has decided upon a military career and is now a lieutenant in the Air Force. They tell me Marie isworried because she thinks Wendell might find some beautiful angel while up flying someday. Now joining t em at the table is Loreata Moore, wife of t e prominent Dr. Johnny Pruitt. I have been informed she has seven charming daughters. Rita says she enjoys being the wife of a doctor. What's this coming? Oh, I see it's Vernon Pease and his wife, the former Mary Clubine. Their ap- pearance is a little startling, for they came in one of the jets Willie tests, and are both wearing space suits. The gentleman sitting next to Mrs. Pruitt is our eligible bachelor, Duane Moore. Duane has done well for himself in the special education field. He now heads a large school in New York for the physically handicapped. , Taking an entire table for themselves are the former Sally Hortega and her husband Lupe Rios and eleven children. Sally has been gifted with three sets of triplets and one set of twins. Because they couldn't get a baby sitter they had to bring the family along. Now entering are Driscoll and Lorraine Drew. Driscoll is the captain of a ship in the U.S. Navy. Lorraine is still wondering why Driscoll's shi accidentally stalled in Hawaii. The piano solo is being played by a studjent of Arleta Peterson. She now hasastudio in Southern Cali- fornia and has just started giving a much needed piano lesson to the former President of the United States. Over in the corne,r we find actor Charles DeMay and his wife. Bud has made several movies, the lat- est is Way Down East . Bud is now living in Hollywood. Harold Lambert and his wife Joyce just came in through the east wall. Harold is now a famous magi- cian. I hear he has pulled two fine children from his hat. I have just received a telegram of regret from Joe and his wife Wanda Johnson. He says he is sorry he will be unable to attend but he is needed at one of his lumber camps. Wilbur Jones, the millionaire, and wife Sharon have just entered. Wilbur says he made his first mil- lion selling his Model T to an antique dealer. Ellen Nutter and Bud and Frank Gebeck and Nellie have just entered. Bud owns a shale plant and Frank farms. I'll bet Frank's five boys come in handy on the farm. Ellen said that Bud and she are living a very comfortable life in their mansion overlooking Hollywood. The nurse that just entered is none other than Joann Kaufman. She's connected with TWA airlines and is helping to increase the com pany's business very much. By the way she's single. I see Mary Iohnsonn figuring on the table cloth. Maybe some new formula. Mary is the wife of a famous hydrogen bomb scientist and is quite well noted as an economist. She says she got her start trying to find a way to buy her class Cpictures. Kaye Garrison an wife Martha just drove up in their Cadillac. Kaye owns a cheese plant in outer Sheffield and says he will raise his children on his good cheese. This page sponsored by: Jiffy Sandwich Shop, Kewanee B. 8- L. 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Army ' Moline, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Seattle, Washington Clifford Johnson Lester Kildow Leon Kane Rodger Marshall Charles Moran Irma Olson qThomasJ George Pease Clayton Powers Helen Runft QPiperj Lee Thomas Eldon Griffin William Reider 1934 Harold Boyd Alice Christian fMormo Frances Coddington QGut Bernard Coan Guy Edlin Joe Genster Archie Griffin Dean Gutshall D n Irene Christian fSierensj shallji Mary Edith Gutshall fNickelsJ Robert Gutshall Leonard Knudsen Clarence Lamb Edward Lamb Acgnes Long QEdlinJ E na Lyle CMorrisJ Homer Martin Robert Masters Glenn Myers Densmore Peterson Walter Scholes Kathleen Shofner Virginia Slusser QOlsonJ Chloe Smith fHowlettj Frederick Smith Gladys Smith QEuard7 Burton Thomas Ruth Edna Thomas Josef Swigart 35 Edwin Bennett James Deisher Albert De Skeere Florence Devenyns Chester Gentry Gladys Howlett fMechlingJ Francis Hull Ruth Hull QDe Freezerj Jay Jensen Bernice Johnson fMechlingj Mildred Lyle fCarruthersJ Clarice Mc Kee fVan Lo Donald Mechling Darlene Norton fCookJ OD Josephine Richardson fDonaldso Donald Simms Evelyn Simms fNewellJ Lawrence Slusser John Stonewall Frank Thomas John Estes Sheffield Illinois Gladys Treanor Pauline Evans qStonewally She,-fieldi Illinois James Trotter Margaret Mary Genster fHoenscheidJ Sheffield' 1936 Evelyn Bill Ivan Howlett Baton Rouge, l.ouisiana R0be1 l BOYCICH Kenneth Clay Katherine Dant fMillerJ Deceased Kewanee, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois Los Angeles, California Sheffield, Illinois Deceased Topeka, Kansas Princeton, Illinois Rockford, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois East Peoria, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Galesburg, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Athens, Georgia Sheffield, Illinois Bureau, Illinois Tiskilwa, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Huntington Park, Calif Huntington Park, Calif Sheffield, Illinois Tiskilwa, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois La Salle, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Deceased Columbia, Missouri Princeton, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Baton Rouge, California Arcadia, California Kewanee, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Peoria, Illinois Bradford, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Buda, Illinois Geneseo, Illinois Joliet, Illinois Deceased Sheffield, Illinois Urbana, Illinois Joliet, Illinois Neponset, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Joliet, Illinois Chicago, Illinois H7 Kewanee, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Huntington, West Virginia Clinton, Iowa Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Wyanet, Illinois Deceased Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois San Antonio, Illinois 65 1936--conrd 1940--C0m'd John De Bates Mary De Skeere Jose h Donovan Clifford Ellis Olga Kildow fGustafsonJ Dwight Moran Maynard Powers- Marian Slusser fMillerj Edward Smith Lavonne Thompson Harold Tobin Irene Treanor CPoppletonJ Ruth Wisely Charlotte Woodworth fHolleyj 1937 Betty Ann Boyd qMadsenJ Lola Chasteen Gertrude Estes qLambJ Martha Jane Genster fKlockej Bernice Griffin QI-Iopkinsj Ferris Gutshall Stephen Lyle Janet Runft fClemy Mary Florence Smith QCarperJ Janet Swigart QCleverJ Richard Trotter Ethel Uttenhove fMorrisJ 1938 Eleanor Buckley Donald Crosby Ralph De Bates Carl Doty Arlene Emmerson Harriet Hull Bradfield Johnson Gerald Jones Willaim Kleckner Floyd Mechling Charles Preston Wendell Runft Fred Scott Juanita Schuneman Joe Sullivan Doris Thomson qKippy Sheffield, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Muncie, Indiana Sheffield, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois U. 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A A U I , A-1 ' 54,5-1-fi+i ROBERT HA SB ROOK iraf gra e This P096 SP0 'S0fed' bYf GREGORY BEALER CARY STANDARD First National Bank, Wyanet 77 T953 GRADE TRACK SQUAD ROW 1: Wayne Barron, Larry Lyle, Wally Jenkins, Robert Standard, Neil Hewitt, Donald Folk. ROW 2: John De. Freezer, Ronald Johnson, James Hasbrook, Tommy Kaufman, Gary Lyle, Marvin Driessens. ROW 3: Mr. Schwind, Maury Redman, Wayne Olson, Ronald Pease, Edward Rosenow, Paul De Pauw, gra cle jra cl' T952 GRADE TRACK SEASCN When the 1952 track season came around, there were just ten boys out for the grade school track team. Two triangular track meets were held during the season,, with a third meet being rained out. Buda and Neponset grade schools participated with Sheffield in the first triangular meet. The heavy- weight division finished in this order: Buda, Neponset, and Sheffield. In the Lightweight division the teams finished: Buda, Sheffield, and Neponset, ln the second triangular meet, Buda and Manlius furnished the opposition. Results of the heavyweight division were: Buda, Manlius, and Sheffield. In the lightwei hts it was: Buda, Sheffield, and Manlius. Coach Schwind tooka few of the boys to the County Traci Meet. Paul Jenkins tied for fourth place in the high jump: Virgil Smith took second in the shot put. 'Paul Griffin place sixth in the broad jump. In the lig tweig t division Maury Redman tied for fifth place in t e pole valut. Bill Fisher was fourth in the hurdles, and tied for fifth in the high jump. The Sheffield relay team took sixth place. This page sponsored by: DolIy's Dress Shop, Sheffield Wilkinson's Office Equipment, Kewanee Lctrsons Jewelry, Kewonee ROW 1 Iohn Lambert, Wayne Barron, Larry Lyle, Wally Jenkins, Robert Standard, Niel Hewitt, Donald Folk. ROW 2 Iohn De Freezer, Ronald Johnson, James Hasbrook, Tommy Kaufman, Gary Lyle, Marvin Driessens. ' ROW 3 Mr. Schwind, Maury Redman, Dick -Nichols, Wayne Olson, Ronald Pease, Eddie Rosenow, Paul De Pauw. racle Soffdaff The Sheffield Grade School softball team had an unfortunate season in 1952. They competed in five games and were unable to chalk up a win. Most of the boys on the team were in seventh grade so the experience should help them out during the following year. The teams they played were: Buda - 18 Sheffield Neponset - 17 Sheffield Tiskiliwa - 12 Sheffield Walnut - 8 Sheffield Tournament game Princeton - 17 Sheffield - 1 This page sponsored by: Fred Runft Sl Son,,Sheffield Joe 8lKnute's, Sheffield Hotel Restaurant, Sheffield . 'a l ll, ROW 1 Wayne Barron, Wally Jenkins, Larry Lyle, Robert Standard, Niel Hewitt, Donald Folk ROW 2 John De Freezer, Ronald Johnson, James Hasbrook, Tommy Kaufman, Gary Lyle, Marvin Driessens ROW 3 Maury Redman, Dick Nichols, Wayne Olson, Mr. Schwind, Ronald Pease, Edward Rosenow, Paul De Pauw 1 gctffefgaf Lightweights The lightweights, small in comparison to other schools, fared better than their heavier teammates. They were successful in winning nine out of seventeen games. In the Bureau Valley Elementary Conference they tied for first places in the western division of the conference, losing the play-off to Manlius by only one point, after leading throughout the entire game until the last five seconds. ln the championship game between the eastern and western division of the Conference, Sheffield lost to Princeton 37 to 18 thus settling for fourth place in the entire county and contributing the fourth place trophy to the trophy case. In the county tournament Sheffield won their first game against Bureau Township, only to taste bitter defeat in the second game with Neponset 24 to 19. With the majority of the squad being seventh grade boys, prospects look very bright for another year. 80 X sv X595 P' FN' ,it if Q . A b ' Heavyweights 'Y x sf- si? 11,1 X '5- M I' v 7 As the Cardettes befgan their basketball season only five eighth grade boys reported for practice. The majority o the players were recruited from the seventh grade. With only three heavyweiglhts on the entire squad prospects were not too good. The other two players had to be recruite from the lightweight ranks. The heavyweights did not fare too wellg out of eleven games only two games were won but the boys showed constant improvement. The first game of the tournament was lost to Walnut 32 to 12. Flyweights At Ohio the heavyweights did not play, so a group of fifth, sixth, and seventh glade b0YS played a flyweight game, winning 16 to 15. LIGHTWEIGHTS HEAVYWEIGHTS Sheffield Mineral 5 Sheffield Mineral Sheffield Tiskilwa 27 Sheffield Tiskilwa- Sheffield Neponset 12 Sheffield Neponset Sheffield Princeton 36 Sheffield Princeton Sheffield Mineral 25 Sheffield Mineral Sheffield Neponset 23 Sheffield Neponset Sheffield Manlius 17 Sheffield Manlius Sheffield Walnut 28 Sheffield Walnut Sheffield Buda 11 Sheffield Buda Sheffield Wyanet 25 Sheffield Wyanet Sheffield Annawan 24 Sheffield Annawan Sheffield Ohio 32 Heavyweight Tournaments Sheffield 12 Walnut 32 Conference Play-off Sheffield 26 Manlius 27 F LYWEIGHTS Sheffield 16 Ohio 15 Lightweight Tournament 19 35 2 1 43 16 22 26 64 41 19 34 Sheffield 32 Bureau Twp. 25 24 Sheffield 19 Neponset County Play-off Sheffield 18 Princeton 37 81 i N M P ROW 1 John Barron, Wallace Jenkins, John Durick, Helen Preston, Janet Riggs, Margaret Hasbrook, Linda De Bates, Tom Kaufman, Wayne Barron, Don Folk, Robert Standard. ROW 2 John Lambert, Larry Lyle, Gary Lyle, Marvin Driessens, Nadine Eggimann, Gail Stone wall, Nancy Sipes, Jo Ann Speakman, Barbara Clay, Anna McCarty, Carolyn Verhagen, Kay Jones, Marcia Vermeulen, Louise De Marlie, Jo Ann Morman. ROW 3 Niel Hewitt, Wayne Olson, Ronnie Johnson, John De Freezer, Stanley McCarty, Eddie Rosenow, Maury Redman, Paul De Pauw, Ruth Anne De Bolt, Barbara Gentry, Helen Hewitt, Jo Ann Cogger, Joyce Sprowls, Cynthia Ray, Nancy Van De Velde. unior I Kltorua The Junior High Chorus, composed of boys and girls from the Seventh and Eighth Grades, presented a group of numbers at the Winter Concert, and sang again at the Spring Concert. Songs were also presented by the Girls' Chorus and Boys' Chorus individually. A large number of Junior High Chorus members represented our school in the Little 8' Grade Music Festival held at La Moille in March. This page sponsored by: Kewanee Federal -Savings 8. Loan Association, Kewanee Phil Decker, John Deere Implements, Annawan Guzzardo Newsstand, Fanny May Candy, Hallmark 8. Norcross Greeting Cards, Kewanee FRONT ROW: Judy Bills, Alan Folk, Wayne Barron,- Helen Preston, Judy Martin, Virginia Van Meir, Linda DeBates. , SECOND ROW: John Durick, Neil Hewitt, Ronald Johnson, Stanley McCarty, Sharon Fisher, Randy Hansen, Ray Morman, Bob Standard, Jim Johnson. THIRD ROW: Roger Griffin, Margaret Hasbrook, Kay Jones, Randy Wheeler, John DeFreezer, Nita Stonewall, Gail Stonewall, Don Folk. PERCUSSION: Karla Lubbs, Paul DePauw, Marvin Driessens, Jimmy Standard. GFGJE EGIIJ The Grade School Band was formed by band members from grades five to eight. It practic- ed two periods a week, playing standard band books. Its first public performance of the year was at the December 5 basketball game with Ohio, when it layed between games and at the half -time intermissions. The Grade School Band also played tar the February 0 basketball game with Neponset. , On December 23, the band played a concert as part of the Christmas Program presented by the grade school. Selected personnel from the grade band hel d other Little Ei ht grade school band members form a festiva band at the Second Annual Littif Eight Grade Scgool Music Festival held March 6 at La Moille. On April 1B the Grade School Band provided part of the program at the April PTA meeting. The band joined other Sheffield musical organizations to present the annual Formal Spring Concert on May 1. A Beginners' Band was organized in the fall and met for instruction twice a week Its first performance was at the Christmas Program, and it also played at the April PTA meeting and the Spring Concert. Members of the Beginners' Band were: Becky Boyden, John Barron, Joe Edlin Larry Van Vooren, Jeffrey Hellberg, Larry Lacey, John McKee, Ronald Wilhelm, Eugene Smith, Austin Folk, Bill McCarty. 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