Sheffield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Sheffield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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With their patience, help, and understanding, we have succeeded in our first great step in attaining an education. il .Et--I Robert Rogers, Kenneth Nelson, Mrs. Betty Ann Madsen, Secretary, Kenneth Streicher, President, Mrs. Rachel Folk, George Smith, Robert Boyden. ur Administration in Action Mr. W. M. Harlan Checking through the moming mail, Mr. Harlan glances up from his desk. Every day is a busy day for this administrator, who is often needed in two places at the same time. Nevertheless, Mr. Harlan is always ready to assist students or faculty with problems that are en- countered from day to day. In the 1957-'58 School year, Mr. Harlan, who has his Master's Degree from the University of Illinois, serves his sixteenth year as ad- ministrator of the Sheffield School System. Edith Donovan- Secretary Edie pauses at her typewriter just long enough for her picture to be taken. Then there are tests to dupli cate for several teachers, reports to type, and admit slips and excuses that must be written out. Always being interrupted with the requests of students, she answers with a cheerful reply. Everyone agrees that Edie always does her part to keep our school hllming at top efficiency. Mrs. FLORENCE JOHNSON, music instructor, often sits at the piano to accompany her music class or to il- lustrate a point. In addition to vocal music in the high school and grades, she also teaches freshman and sopho- more English. She enjoys working with different age levels and likes the variety the two subjects offer. She graduated from the Columbia School of Music, Chicago, and the Indiana University. She has also studied piano and voice at the Louisville Conservatory and Bradley University. Mrs. IRENE KIZER explains in her Shorthand II Class the usefulness of reference books to every secretary. She emphasizes that a good secretary must know where to find those things she is in doubt about. Some important refer- ences are the dictionary, stenographer's manual, and the World Almanac. Mrs. Kizer also teaches Typing I, Typing II, and Bookkeeping. She finds it a pleasure to have a part in helping young people develop for either a vocation or further education. Mrs. Kizer has her degree in education from the Southwest Missouri State Colle e with additional trainin at the Univer 8 8 ' sity of Missouri and Southern Illinois University. Seated at his desk, Mr. JOE SALISBURY jots down possible questions for a Biology exam. I-Ie also teaches Democracy, Physics, and General Science. He is head football coach and assistant basketball coach. I-Ie finds his subjects are interesting .and chal- lenging enough that he never ceases to learn. Mr. Salisbury has his Bachelor of Science de- gree from Illinois State Normal University. Shown here, Mrs. FRANCES KLEINHANS, English teacher and Li- brarian, is selecting new books for the library. In addition to her duties as junior and senior English teacher and seventh and eighth grade Language instructor, she directs the junior, senior, and one -act plays. Mrs. Kleinhans enjoys working with young people and re- ceives a great satisfaction from her teaching. Upon joining our teaching staff this year she came with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin and a Master's degree from the Northem Illinois University. 4 ere Mrs. LAURA PETERSON, Home Economics Instructor, dem- ates a special method in sewing. She enjoys teaching girls sure of acquiring skills and interests in homemaking. In to her home economics classes she has seventh and eighth glish classes. She finds these grades very interesting and participate in various class activities. Mrs. Peterson had a r of Science degree from the University of Illinois and has additional training there as well as at the Illinois Institute of ology. .VMMMMWMMWWWMMMWMM i During study periods Mr. DONALD FOS- TER, band instructor, gives small group les- sons to junior high students. He teaches in- strumental music in the grade school and has a junior high band and three high school bands Qfootball, pep, and concert bandj. Mr. Foster feels music is something that can be enjoyed by persons of any age and by those listening as well as by those who play. He has his Master's degree from De Paul Uni- versity. Pictured here, Mr. HARRY LEHNING instructs the eighth grade, one of his math classes. He also teaches seventh grade Math, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Advanced Math, and Physical Education. Mr. Lehning enjoys teaching, which has been his life- time goal. He has his Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Western Illinois University. Correcting drafting plates are one of the many duties Mr. ROGER ANDREWS has as the Industrial Arts teacher. He teaches the boys correct use and methods of mechani- cal drawing. Mr. Andrews is also head basketball coach and assistant football coach. He enjoys teaching Industrial Arts because it is something that has a great carry-over value in later life. Also, the boys are interested and want to learn. Mr. Andrews graduated from Ball State Teachers College and received his Master's degree from Ball State in Indiana. 5 Sitting at her desk, Mrs. CAROL TONDI drills her Spanish II Class on vocabulary verbal conjugations or possibly dis- trusses the distinction between the subjective and indicative moods. Mrs. Tondi also has a Spanish I Class and a Social Science Class. She particularly enjoys teaching these sub- jects and hopes to provide students with useful knowledge and at the same time make the classes enjoyable for the students. Her preparatory education was obtained from the La Salle- Peru Oglesby Junior College and she completed her college work at the University of Illinois, where she received her Bachelor's degree. Mrs. DORIS FOUTES, Physical Education teacher, is pic- tured here getting equipment ready for her next gym class. In addition to her Physical Education Classes she works with the cheerleaders, plans pep assembly programs, and is spon- sor for GAA. She particularly enjoys her classes because it involves working with a variety of ages. There is some- thing new and different each day in this wide-age range. Mrs. Foutes has a Bachelor of Science degree from Fort Hays State, Hays, Kansas. ,g 55 '. Mr. JAMES FECI-INER reads a discussion on The Air About Us and Our Relation To It in his seventh grade General Science Class. In this particular class he has three days of discussion and two days of laboratory work each week. Mr. Fechner also teaches American History, freshman Social Science, and eighth grade General Science. Mr. Fechner's major field of study was in Physical Education and his minor in History and Social Studies and he enjoys them all very much. Mr. Fechner graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University. I I I Miss SALLEE ELMORE is shown here checking the attendance roll of one of her several classes at Sheffield. Miss Elmore teaches Social Science 7, Social Science 8, Spanish I, Spanish II, and World History. She says she has a special love for both History and Spanish and likes to be able to help students to learn. Before joining the Sheffield teaching staff the second semester to replace Mrs. Tondi, Miss Elmore spent three and one-half years at the University of Illinois. 6 Mrs. DOROTHY HUBER, sixth grade teacher, stresses individual help in arithme- tic as a daily necessity with most students. She feels her group is a very interesting age in the growing-up period and that they offer a constant challenge. Mrs. Huber received her training at Illinois State Normal Uni- versity. Mrs. EVELYN JOHNSON, fourth grade teacher, pauses for a few minutes to see that everyone of her pupils is busy at work. She particularly enjoys working with this age group of children for each one is al- ways a little different from any other. In fourth grade, Mrs. Johnson emphasizes multiplication tables and social studies. She also stresses good sportsmanship and fair play with one's fellowmen. She feels this is something that should be leamed long before they become men and women, if they are to become successful in life. She attended the Northern Illinois State University at De Kalb. Miss OVA ANDERSEN helps her fifth grade pupils with class reports for language, teaching them the cor- rect use of their reference books in finding material for reports. She refers to her fifth as the golden age of childhood. Miss Andersen has her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Illinois and has taken short courses at the National College of Education in Chicago, Normal, and Bradley. kv-4 Miss MABEL PETERSON finds that most third grade children are independent in reading and are beginning to explore the world of books. The are beginning to criticize and evaluate what ily read. Pictured here she demonstrates equatiolll, expressions in number symbols of problems Chl! are presented in the textbook. Clear thinking and reasoning are emphasized in arithmetic. Miss Peterson has attended Augustana College and also taken courses from Illinois State Normal Univer- sity and Macomb. By demonstrating written dates, Mrs. ETHEYL SERIE teaches her second grade pupils the correct form for writing dates. She enjoys working with primary children because they are eager to learn and try hard to do what is right. As the days pass, you see them grow mentally and physically throughout the school year. Mrs. Serie has attended Normal schools in De Kalb and Normal, Bradley Uni- versity, and LaSalle-Peru Junior College. She has also taken additional work from the University of Missouri and Western Illinois University and is now working toward her degree at Pestolozzi Froebel--a kindergarten and primary training school in Chicago. Mrs. ANNA SOWERS, first grade teacher, emphasizes phonics, words and phrases, addi- tion and subtraction, and flash cards in every- day class periods. Mrs. Sowers says drill is important overall learning. She enjoys the first grade class because she feels this class is a group of six-year olds none of which look, act, think, behave, talk, or grow in the same way. Mrs. Sowers is a graduate of Northem Illinois University of De Kalb, Illinois. She has done student teaching at McMurray Laboratory School. Our custodian, HAROLD VAN DREW, is an integral part of S.H.S. He is always busy with his many chores that range from firing the furnace to preparing the gym floor for a dance. Knowing there is a compe- tent person to help out when- ever he is needed is a great help to students and teachers alike. Our heart-felt thanks go to Harold for a job well done. The Bus Drivers are also an integral part of our school system. Without their services, our transpor- tation system would not be possible. Our sincere ap- preciation goes to the Bus Drivers for a fine job. Roma Billington William Boyd Bill Comp Harold Griffin 8 eniors JUDITH BILLS Oh, shaving soap! --Girls Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 1,33 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Concert Band 1-43 Football Band 1-43 Pep Band 1 -43 Dist. Music Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-33 Dist Band and Chorus Contest 1-43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 33 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 One-Act Play Asst. 3,45 Annual Co-Editor 43 Card- ett Social Editor 43 Class Reporter 13 FHA 2-45 FHA Public Relations 3,43 GAA 1-33 Class V.-Pres. 13 Class Pres. 23 Class Sec. 3. GWEN CHRISTENSEN Let's do something different. -- Girls Chorus 2-43 Dist. Chorus Con- test 3,4g FHA 2,33 GAA 23 Pep Club 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Class V.-Pres. 43 Homecoming Attend. 33 One-Act Play 2,33 Sr. Play 43 Cardett Staff, Social Editor 43 Annual Staff 43 Cheerleading Camp 3,4. fTrans- ferred from Kewanee 21. GAIL BROOKSHIRE She'll never find out. --Girls Chorus 1,23 Dist. Chorus Contest 1,23 FHA 2-43 GAA 1,23 Pep Club 2,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Annual Staff 43 Concert Band 13 Pep Band 13 Football Band 13 FHA V.-Pres. 43 Sr. Play Prompter 4. LINDA DeBATES Huh--What did you say? --Girls Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 1-43 Concert Band 1-43 Pep Band 1-43 Football Band 1 -43 FHA 2-43 Assistant Catdett Editor 43 Sr. Play 43 Annual Staff 43 Pep Club 2,43 Girls State 33 Dist. Music Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-43 Dist. Band and Chorus Contest 1-43 Jr.-Play Prompter 33 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Mixed Ensemble 2-43 FHA Program Chairman 4. 10 JOHN DeFREEZER Look out for that train! Oh, it hit ya! --Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Football Co-Capt. 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 One-Act Play 35 Concert Band 1-45 Dist. Solo and Ensemble 25 Homecoming King 45 Class Pres. 35 All State Band 45 Dist. Band Contest 1-45 Annual Business Manager 4. PAUL DePAUW Ah-h-h come on, Coach! --Foot- ball 35 Basketball 1-45 Track 2,45 Class Treas. 45 Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4 Bo 's State 3- Annual Staff 4- Home- Y y coming Attend. 15 Concert Band 1-35 Dist. Band Contest 25 Cardett Staff 4. A1righty --Girls Chorus 1-45 Con- cert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Dist. Band Contest 3,45 Dist. Chorus Contest 1-45 Dist. Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,45 Pep Club 2-45 FHA Recreation Chairman 45 FHA 2-45 Cardett Reporter 35 Cardett Editor 45 Annual Circulation Manager 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Homecom- ing Attend. 45 Band Camp 35 D.A.R. Award . ll L MARVIN DRIESSENS Geez! I didn't do it! --Basketball 1-45 Football 15 Track 15 Class Treas. 15 Class V.-Pres. 35 One-Act Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Homecoming Attend. 25 Class Reporter 35 Annual Sports Editor 45 Concert Band 1 . NADINE EGGIMANN I did not! ! ! --Girl's Chorus 1-45 Mixed Chonrs 2-45 Dist. Chorus C0nteSt 1-45 GAA 15 FHA 3,45 Cardett Exchange Editor 45 Annual Staff 4. I DONAID FOLK ball 1,35 Track 1-45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Concert Band 1-4. ll 12 Who, me? --Football 1-45 Basket- JOHN DURICK Really big show! --Basketball Manager 35 Boy's Chorus 15 Sr. Play Prompter 45 Cardett Sports Editor 45 Annual Sports Editor 4. MARGARET HASBROOK What cha doing? --Girls Chorus 1-45 FHA 2-45 GAA 15 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Cardett Business Mgr. 45 Annual Music Editor 45 Dist. Chorus Contest 1-45 Concert Band 15 Mixed Chorus 2. NIEL HEWITT I had a rough night. --Football 1 -45 Football Co-Capt. 3,45 Basketball 1-45 A11 Conf. Back 45 Track 1-45 Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 45 Homecoming Attend. 35 Class Sec. and Treas. 25 Concert Band 1-45 Dist. Band Contest 1-45 Dist. Solo and Ensemble Con- test 25 Class Treas. 35 Asst. Annual Editor 4. MARY HORTEGA Kids, I shou1dn't do this, but I will. --Girls Chorus 1-35 Dist. Chorus Contest 1-35 FHA 2-45 Pep Club 2,45 GAA 1,25 Class Secretary 45 Cardett Social Editor 45 Annual Staff 45 Jr. Play Prompter 35 Sr. Play Prompter 4. 13 LARRY HUNTER No kiddin! --Basketball Mgr. 35 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 One-Act Play 45 Annual Copy and Sports Editor 4. QTransferred from Oakwood Township High School 25. KAY JONES Oh, Fiddlesticks! --Girls Chorus 1-45 Annual Activity Editor 45 Card- ette Feature Editor 45 GAA 1-45 GAA Pointkeeper 3,45 Jr. Ensemble 25 Sr. Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Dist. Band and Chorus Contest 1-45 FHA 2-45 FHA Recreation Chairman 35 FHA Camp 45 FHA Pres. 45 Concert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Football Band 1-45 Jr. Play 35 Pep Band V.- Pres. 45 Betty Crocker Award 45 One- Act Play Prompter 4. HEIEN PRESTON She makes me so mad! --Girls Chorus 1-4' Ensemble 1- Mixed Chorus 2-45 Concert Badd 1-45 Foot- ball Band 2-45 Pep Band 1-45 Dist. Solo and Ensemble Contest 15 Dist. Band and Chorus Contest 1-45 Sr. Play 45 Annual Co-Editor 45 Jr. Play 35 FHA 2,35 CAA 1,25 Cardett Social Editor 45 One -Act Play 4. TOM KAUFMAN I didn't say anything. --Basketball 15 Football 15 Annual Staff 45 Sr. Play Sound Director 4. ROBERT STANDARD Geez! What do we have t' do that for? --Football 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1-43 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Annual Sports Editor 4. NANCY SIPES Oh, Paul! --Girl's Chorus 1,2343 Ensemble 43 Dist. Chorus Contest 132,43 District Music Solo and En- semble Contest 43 GAA 1-33 Pep Club 2,43 Pep Club Sec. 43 FHA 2-43 FHA Sec. 43 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play Manager 4s Annual Staff 4. DONNA THOMAS I just live for the weekends. -- Girl's Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 1-43 Dist. Music Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2-43 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Mixed Ensemble 2-43 Dist. Chorus Contest 1-43 Band Majorette 43 Homecoming Queen 4s Class Sec. 13 Class Pres. 43 Pep Club 2,43 Pep Club Pres. 4s FHA 2,33GAA 1,25 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Cardett Social Editor 43 Annual Diary Editor. A .Of M6111 ox OI-1. C G Hey John, better slap some paint on that back tire. Bar-B -Que Kitchen Detail -a .H r Hurry up, it's cold back here. Deadline--fifth period. i ii? Next class, here we come. What have we done wrong, fellas? utumn - - I I-sw--an -K as M f L 'L ' - , . , - . ex as .. x ,N 4 Q, ., . . 4 ,,...-kg 'ik- U - :L 'K in . 'i':'.L.-S,....-,:A 'Y! 'fx s, , is , in , , x ' N Xwwgf . .434 s . us, 5 Q -x A .4 t ,- A-., .z -xr -x, ... --. -- , Qu- 'M L ' ' 5 Q A ,- - 'E' - The leaves are changing to a beautiful hue, 5 a Autumn has come for the people to view. ' Q The birds are leaving, seeking a new home, The changes you can see from every dome. N. Sipes 17 The green freshmen awaited the dreaded day, September 5, with increasing anticipationg but when the day finally arrived, they found it wasn't so bad after all. As usual, everyone met at school at 7:45 to get made up. Then as the third bell rang for school, the freshmen were paraded through the study hall for everyone to see. At noon the freshmen paid the customary honor of pulling or pushing the seniors downtown in wagons. As the day wore on, the make -up became fainter and fainter. Was it the weather or a little coaxing from the eager freshmen? Every freshman showed exceptional willingness as he bravely weathered the seniors' requests during the day and the formal initiation in the evening. One of which was this little saying: We freshmen, exiles from the greasy, grimy Pits of Halto's inferno, bow down with the greatest respect for your position as seniors. Freshmen Are Good Sports This Page Sponsored By: C. M. BERFIELD, M.D., Sheffield Suspense mounted as the coronation time neared. Queen candidates Louise DeMarlie and Donna Thomas and their attendants were presented during half-time ceremonies. The candidates for King were Larry Hunter and John DeFreezer. The Pep Club added to the festivities by performing a colorful pom -pom dance. The clock struck 10:30-- Crownbearers Rhonda Andrews and Tim Salisbury led the royal entrance. The seals were broken and the final announcement made. Seniors John DeFreezer and Donna Thomas were crowned King and Queen, respectively, for the 1957 Homecoming. The height of the 1957 foot- ball season reached its climax as King John and Queen Donna and their court led the dancing immediately after the crowning. Attendants selected from other classes were: Ray DePauw and Becky Boyden, freshmeng Ray Morman and Christina High, sophomoresg Danny Riggs and Diana Gibson, juniors. Excitement Runs High at the Homecoming llllbi Crownbearer Rhonda Andrews Crownbearer Tim Salisbury This Page Sponsored By: BILCNER-BLANKENBURG, Freeport-Dixon 1. Co-Captain--Niel Hewitt Little Eight Standings TEAM Tiskilwa Manlius Buda Sheffield Malden Neponset La Moille Ohio Wyanet Y? Jerry Larson Jim Johnson L 0 1 2 3 5 5 7 8 Roger Griffen 8 Niel Hewitt Bob Standard DOD F0112--Seni0r Head Coach- -Joe Salisbury This Page Sponsored By: COMP'S SHELL STATION, Sheffield S Varsity 511--- ' Squad Jim Standard Don Folk L ll Co-Captain- -John DeFreezer Scores for 1958 Randy Hansen John'De.Freezer Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield 14 Malden 19 La Moille 44 Wyanet 19 Neponset 41 Ohio 0 Buda O Manlius 6 Tiskilwa Alan Folk Assistant Coaches--Roger Bob Standard--Senior Andrews and Harry Lehning This Page Sponsored By: FARMERS STATE BANK, Sheffield 0 6 13 0 0 40 30 40 BACK ROW: Coach Salisbury, Joe Edlin, Gene Young, Jerry Elders. FRONT ROW: John Barron Ray Morman, Jeff Hellberg, Tom DeBates, Bill Mccmy. ' Assisting Mr. Andrews is man- ager Vemie Riggs. Both he and Jim Prior proved to be invaluable aids to both the boys and the three coaches. Even though four of the var- sity players are graduating, the underclassmen show great possibilities for next year. Head Football Coach, Joe the boys up for a heated w Salisbury lines ork-out M Salisbury worked mainly with the line during practice, in addition to ov of the entire team. erall coaching BACK ROW: Vernie Riggs, Coach Andrews, Danny Riggs, Randy Wheeler FRONT ROW: Wesley Barron, John McKee, Ray DeMarlie. BELOW, Left to Right: Manager Jim Prior, Jim Eggimann, Bob High, Gene Young, Bob Sellon, Coach Lehning. . . ealuzgn. Mr. Lehning is an addi- tion to the coaching staff this year. Pictured here he gives special instruc- tion to four underclassmen. During the season he worked with the boys in the backfield. This Page Sponsored By: N. s. JOHNSON, M.D., Sh effield I sr f ' ' M13 W 1 4 KL - S. .IL .3 . 5225! 5 xgigf 21 91 my N w egg? , ,S Y x , '30 sq .X A 'Q ,N f -9,5 if Q Q . X .SMF 'ir QS w. .- as 'NRS' MA ,'-4' S Vw! fx x iw A 5 58' A Q-bf. ',i'ft if, E F .. 5. 5 x X iii xw A Q X ' Vx f xfxR Q N lb 9 'Q X. M . Rf QW x. m arching H Band U Step S High 32331312121 Starting from UPPER RIGHT-HAND CORNER counterclockwise around the S formation: Gary Van Meir, Terry Bradley, Jack Prior, Ronald Wilhelm, Janet Hellberg, Becky Boyden, Gene Morman, George Smith, Paul Han- sen, David Van De Velde, Kay Jones, Alice Larson, Penny Griffin, Louise Bright, Carol Rosenow, Roger Em- merson, Ann Johnson, Sally Howlett, Susan Battey, Judy Martin, Louise DeMar1ie, Judy High, Virginia Van Meir, Linda DeBates, Helen Preston, Judy Bills. FRONT ROW: Christina High, Baton Twirlerg Donna Thomas, Drum Majoretteg Judy Moore, Baton Twirler. This Page Sponsored By: SHEFFIELD ORDER BUYERS, Sheffield Cast Richard Early . . . ...... Donald Folk Emilyliarly .... . . . Louise DeMarlie Hope Early . . ...... Judy Bills DickEarly . . . ..... Larry Hunter Mary Early . . . . . Gwen Christensen Bob Early ............. Paul DePauw Delphie .............. Helen Preston Randolph Cunningham . . Marvin Driessens Margaret Hasbrook . Niel Hewitt . . . Donna Thomas . . Robert Standard . . John DeFreezer . . Linda DeBates , W JennyMalloy ..... . . Buzz Daily . ........ . . Miriam Walker . . . Jack Milford ..... . Sanford Welles . . . Mrs. Forrester . . . We've come for an indefinite stay, kind 1ady. 1 Seniors Present Foot-Loose I really ought to let him sock you one! This Page Sponsored By: The STATE BANK of ANNAWAN, Armawan Director--Frances Kleinhans Autumn Diary AUGUST 30. School opensg class rolls are taken. Mr. Harlan made several an- nouncements. A book rental system is started. SEPTEMBER 6. Today is the day for which the seniors have been waiting-- the freshmen are being initiated. 12. Pep Club officers are elected today. 13. First football game. We start the football season off right with awin 16. Today we select the Cardett Staff. 20. Seniors sell ads for the yearbook. After the football game Qwhich we wonj we had a sock hop. 25. Both Home Economics classes went to Princeton to observe a cooking demonstration. OCTOBER 7. Forty-one students are absent from school today. They have the flu. 16. Report cards came out today. There are some happy facesg others, not so happy. 31. Today we had the election for Homecoming Queen and King. NOVEMBER 1. A BIG DAY--HOMECOMING. We lost to Tiskilwa in football. The pep club did a special dance during half-time. The freshmen decorated the gym for the dance. Pictures were taken of Queen Donna, King John, and the court. 5. Tonight was the last football game of the year. 7. The juniors go to Wyanet for Career Day. 15. The seniors are busy getting ready for their last play at SHS which will be given tonight. 22. We have our first basketball game with Bradford. 29. Today the first snowfall came. This Page Sponsored By: CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK fMember of F.D.I.C.j, Princeton COOK'S MUSIC SHOP, Davenport ' t The world sleeps silently now, The leaves have fallen from limb and bough. Winter has come at last, ii And warm weather by us has passed. N. Sipes KNEELING: Coach Roger Andrews and Manager Tom DeBates. LEFT to RIGHT: Niel Hewitt, Paul DePauw, Marvin Driessens, Jim Johnson, John DeFreezer, Randy Hansen, Roger Griffen, Bob Standard, Jim Standard, Alan Folk, Danny Riggs. Varsity Takes First in Holida Tourney Varsity Scores Sheffield Bradford . . Sheffield .... 39 Tiskilwa . . . Sheffield Tiskilwa , , , , , Sheffield .... 52 Bureau Twp. Sheffield Buda , , , HOLIDAY TOURNEY AT TAMPICO Sheffield Malden . . . First Place Sheffield Bradford . . Sheffield .... 46 Mineral . . . Sheffield La Moille , , Sheffield .... 63 Manlius . . . Sheffield Wyai-get I , Sheffield .... 60 Buda . . . Sheffield Tampico . . LITTLE 3 TOURNEY Sheffield Neponset . . Fourth Place Sheffield Prophetstown Sheffield ,,,, 50 Wyanet . . . Sheffield Ohio ,,,,, Sheffield .... 45 Tiskilwa . . Sheffield Mineral , , Sheffield .... 36 Buda ..... . Sheffield Buda , , , DISTRICT TOURNEY AT ATKINSON Sheffieid wyanet , , , Sheffield ..... 73 Mineral . . . . Sheffield Annawan U , Sheffield ..... 60 Lyl'1CiOIl . . . Sheffield Magnus , , Sheffield ..... 37 Neponset . . . Sheffield ..... 48 Tampico . . . . . .49 Sheffield ..... 70 LaFayette . . . . . 59 This Page Sponsored By: FAMILY BOOTERY, Kewanee F UI-IR TIM.E and SIGNAL CORPORATION, Milwaukee KNEELING: Coach Joe Salisbury and Manager Tom DeBates. LEFT to RIGHT: Jim Prior, John McKee, Ray Morman, Jeff Hellberg, Jim Eggimann, Ray DePauw, Larry Van Voren, Dick Kaufman, Joe Edlin Jerry Elders, Robert High. Junior Varsity Sheffield ..... 47 Sheffield ..... 32 Sheffield ..... 29 Sheffield ..... 40 Sheffield ..... 32 Sheffield ..... 31 Sheffield ..... 40 Sheffield ..... 44 Sheffield ..... 22 Sheffield ..... 41 Sheffield ..... 67 Sheffield ..... 26 ii? Has a 12-9 Record junior Varsity Scores Bradford . . Tiskilwa . . Buda . . . Malden . . . Bradford . . La Moille . . Wyanet . . . Tampico . . Neponset . . Prophetstown Manlius . . . Ohio . . Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield .....51 Mineral.. .....38 Buda.... .....34 Annawan.. ....,53 Manlius.. .....41 Tampico.. . . . . . 59 LaFayette . . 25 Tiskilwa . . .....53 Manlius.. . . . . . 44 Bureau Twp Mineral.. TOURNEY AT TISKILWA . . . . . 36 Tiskilwa . . This Page Sponsored By: Dr. F. J. GENSTER, Sheffield HEWITT'S CLOTHING STORE, Sheffield l ill! A 6' senior, Marvin Driessens was voted by the team as captain and the most valuable player for the '57-'58 season. Marv has also received the free throw trophy for the last three years. Our hats are off to Marvin for his fine achievements in basketball at Sheffield High. Seniors Show Their Ability As our top scorer and rebounder for the '57-'58 season, Paul With his fast ball handling and fine teamwork, Niel Hewitt helped to create a rousing team spirit for S.H.S. As a varsity team member for two years, Niel has shown his ability as a guard. Thanks for a job well done, Niel. DePauw has been a spark to the whole team. As a senior who has worked earnestly for the team, he deserves our sincere congratulations for his attain- ment of 360 points for the season. Our big 6'l center, John DeFreezer, has always been ready to give the team his best. His sportsmanship and teamwork has done much for the Cardinals Thanks, John, for your work. This Page Sponsored By: HUMPHREY LOCKER SERVICE, Sheffield 30 JOSTEN'S, Owatonna Bob Standard came forward the last of the season to give our team that needed boost. His fine rebounding and scoring proved a maj or factor in sev- eral games. Our sincere ap- preciation goes to Bob for his playing. 251.1 , C . ,Q f . .4 X .N -X Q Sk E ? L ' N. WEL, gy 3 X P! -:af 2' if 5. f X' s .. Sf' ,gy I X 4 XA X 2 -s X - F' 5 is L .1 T5 N Q f k . ':L- k :.X N' - -1. v i Q X kiwi is Q6 Q- iw 1 we N X vp div mm ws ,51- 8 .wif wwmzm ' A ww SK iw A 1 . ,W FRONT ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Tom DeBates, John Barron, Dick Kaufman, Bob High, Gene Young. BACK ROW: Jim Eggimann, Ray DeMarlie, Ray DePauw, Roger Griffin, Jerry Larson, Randy Hansen, Jeff Hcllberg. Boys' and Mixed Choruses Perform for Concert W, A ,N -,L 1. ,vga 'R 'i . in . - ti Q K 'wfflsf iin ,eem L Gene Young, Nadine Eggiman, Linda DeBates, Louise Bright, Diana Gibson. SECOND ROW: Christina High, Nita Stonewall, Becky Boyden, Vivian Maddy, John Barron, Jim Eggimann, Jeff Hellberg, Dick Kaufman, Lorclle Neufcour, Judy Moore, Becky Maddy, Gwen Christensen. BACK ROW: Virginia VanMeir, Louise De- Marlie, Ann Johnson, Judy Martin, Ray DeMarlie, Ray DePauw, Roger Griffin, Jerry Larson, Randy Hansen, Judy Bills, Nancy Sipes, Penny Griffin, Kay Jones. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Margaret Hasbrook, Donna Thomas, Helen Preston, Tom DeBatcs, Bob High, 1 33 ,,, . ax Q .P x X, Q 2Q Yew if L , LiLg.L?xf5ii?vik ' ' m , X 'ff . if f ,A ,,,,Q3.1,: ,E '1-Q W 5535359 .,,, X I 5X,,,Q,4. Q Q Q I ' xx ' V . ' ,wig ARK? ,,,,..f- PA M gwifb Q I I j 1 ' . ,QQ 1 - W! Q' X ,Q Q, , X X , xp ' R4 3 , Q 'X ft I :Xi ff? I -Q 'ff , Q ' E x I 134, 1 :Q 1 4f'Q 1 i ' yi 'Q K Q K? Q2 Q X X - , . fn! P if f Q ' ff 2 1? . U 'E if I X-X my , U me Q f 1 fx, Q if K KW-Q N 5,,,,,N,- A tkhr W R a, f f fx Q 1 Z7 2 I ' f W. 9 Q x V .,- f X ,sv 15,1 4 . 'V., ,Q 1 g x , X , f , X X E x xxx 1? as . 'S X 2 ' 0 X I .. g' fx .fx XR 5 XJ, R+ W I . 5 f 5Jf gag ' ww' H 4 , : 3' 1 f :HQ ff Q' f I . lp, V L 1 X f I '21':'fZ - wg., 'Q -if M- .,,x A slvlggs I 4. V 'x5s,Z x y Nu, . Lg.. X , s r I . t 3 ,jg ,HJ ' ' 'Q 5 g:5 'w1M - 'A 'Wf,,,,i.m NX . I' f X f frx- ix, 'J-. X if 41544 i gLN-.. inter Diary DECEMBER 3. The Senior girls took the Betty Crocker test. 4. The FHA have a Bar-B-Q. 5. The grade school presents a Christmas pro- gram tonight. 7. We win our second basketball game against Malden. 17. The Pep Band elects officers today. 20. We had our annual Christmas party. The seventh grade girls passed out the gifts. 23. Christmas vacation starts. JANUARY 1-3-4 Holiday tournament at Tampico. 6. School reopens after the Christmas vacation. 9. Tryouts are held for the one-act play. 16-17 Everyone has a worried look. Reason--se- mester tests. 21. School was dismissed early today on account ofa ten -inch snow blizzard. 22. Junior Class members have their first Bar-B-Q. 23. Group pictures are being taken today. 29. Basketball tournament was held at New Bedford. Sheffield won 50 to 41. More group pictures were taken today. FEBRUARY 4, Six students did a stunt at the pep meeting. 12. Everyone was happy today--no school. 14. Five of the Senior boys visited the Northern Illinois State University then went to West Rockford to a basketball game. 24. Tonight the Junior High has a Basketball banquet. 25. The District tournament is held at Atkinson. 26. Today the FHA holds a President's Tea. QV.. ' QM I 4 a 1-9 I x N-. in if ,rw 'K 'kgs The world is awakening to welcome the spring, And birds in the rreetops from everywhere sing. ,, Q , The flowers are raising their heads to the sky, Wai s. Aw. While warm, soft breezes whisper a sigh. N. Sipes 37 Head Coach Lehning Sheffield High had l9 boys participating in track for the 1958 Season under Coach Harry Lehning. Sheffield was host for three meets, placing second in the first confer- ence meet. Another second place was added to their credit at the Triangular meet in La Moille. The cardinals finished the sea- son in sixth place in the Little Eight Conference. In the District meet, Niel Hewitt placed fifth in the high hurdlesg fourth in the 440 Yard Dash and second in the High Hurdles at the county meet. At the Little Eight Track Meet, Roger Griffin took first in the Discusg Danny Riggs in the Pole Vault. John DeFreezer took second place in the Shot and Niel Hewitt placed fifth in the High Hurdles. Representing the school body was their Track Queen, Gwen Christensen, Track Squad of 1958 Broad Jlmip FIRST ROW: John Rosenow, Managerg Bob Highg Jerry Elder. SECOND ROW: Allan Folkg Bob Sellong Dean Lindstrom. BACK ROW: Coach Lehn ingg Don Folkg Niel Hewittg Jim Johnsong Jim Eggimann. QJohn DeFreezer, absent j. Pole Vault This Page Sponsored By: 38 PRINCETON AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION, Princeton QUICKLE SALES and SERVICE, Sheffield Shows Determination Assistant Coaches Salisbury and Andrews . Shot Put FIRST ROW: Gene Smith, Danny Riggs, Jim Prior, Manager. SECOND ROW: John Barron, Dick Kaufman, Jim Standard. BACK ROW: Roger Criffen, Jeff Hellberg, Assistant Coaches Salisbury and Andrews. Low Hurdles This Page Sponsored By: SHEFFIELD BULLETIN, Sheffield 39 SHEFFIELD LUMBER COMPANY, Shcffield Dashes ii? Louise DeMarlie--Sax Solo Mary Genster--Piano Solo Stiff Competition in Contest Linda DeBates--Soprano Solo Donna Thomas--Soprano Solo ff ' ' W ' Christina High and Virginia VanMeir NW ' Clarinet Duet if 3 ls ,N f 75 f L a a r il, Jxf A ti W jk I A I 0 I f ' f Y ' Hs' fl W, 4 saws M Hs i' M ' f M M W f J, sv 'W mf. fkf f Ti , W7 N77 f lk' , ' , H ,, Villa, -Q i, Wm, lf my L ' L , M 2 mama if -yi 'l Zweibfgyj' ,' 0 Milf if 1 ', , f fr na. - ' U wi-fsiffm MSW ' I W 42 f mags +- ft . , L xg , J Mx Q 1 5 C C Q 2 'f virginia Vanrviier 40 christina High ' Soprano Solo Clarinet Solo The yearly District Solo and Ensemble Contest was held on March 1, 1958, in Walnut, Illinois with six students from Sheffield High participating in the vocal and instrumental divisions. The ratings were as follows: Baritone Sax Solo by Louise DeMar1ie, secondg Piano Solo by Mary Genster, thirdg Soprano Solos by Linda DeBates, Donna Thomas, and Virginia VanMeir, secondg Clarinet Duet by Christina High and Virginia VanMeir, secondg Clarinet Duet by Christina High and Virginia Vanlvieir, secondg Clarinet Solo by Christina High, second. Randy Wheeler fx' Boys State Judy Martin Virginia VanMier Girls State FHA--Music Camp Students Receive Recognition Diana Gibson Cheerleading Camp John Barron Music Camp for Ability Karla Lubbs Cheerleading Camp Ann Johnson GAA Camp Mary Genster Cheerleading Camp Alan Folk Music Camp 41 This Wa To Heaven Takes First fi V QW.. FIRST PLACE--the triumph of many weeks of hard work. Here the cast poses with their prize which Mrs. Kleinhaus, Director helped them to achieve. You mean I'm supposed to cook The One -Act Play Cast in action--Nita after I'm--DEAD! Stonewall as June, Helen Preston as Gram Wilson, Randy Wheeler as Mr. Flannigan, Larry Hunter as Charlie Baker, Judy Bills Qoff stagej as the Discord. For his portrayal of Mr. Flannigan, Randy received the First Major Boy's Award. uniors Present ountain Gal PLAY CAST Patokah Lindsay .......... Catalpa Lindsay . . . . Oby ........ Sophie ....... Allan McKay . . . Arthur Perrin . . . Mrs. Gordon ............. Want some peanuts, Sophie? ii Maria Lindsay ............... Becky Maddy . . . . . John Barron Virginia VanMeir Peggy ....... ..... D iana Gibson . . . Roger Griffin . . . Judy Martin . . . Jerry Larson . . . . Allan Folk John Gordon ................ Jim Standard . . . Sally Howlett Directed by Mrs. Frances Kleinhans A yr , . . 1 X. I H .ui 4 l if J A I i u Dressed in their formal array, the Seniors of i958 enjoy a wonderful evening of dining and dancing in their honor. Night of Hawaiian Paradise The Juniors of Sheffield High honored the Seniors at the yearly Junior-Senior Prom on Saturday, May l7, at the Coal Creek Country Club. The theme, Ha- waiian Paradise, was beautifully car- ried out with accents of blue and white, soft music, and candlelight. A wispy blue false ceiling of cheese cloth cast a blue glow over the dance floor. Palm trees bordered a tropical pool filled with tulips, carnations, and lily pads. To add to the theme the Sophomore girls wore sarongs and flowers in their hair to serve the banquet. The tables were also decorated in blue and white with spring flowers and pineapple centerpieces. f 'S pi. i av s i 1 1 2 t . I. , xr e ,S . X wr Happy with the results of their hard work, the Juniors eagerly anticipate the coming year when they will be the guests of honor. qs Tgixiig . The Seniors enjoy the banquet complete with candle- Four of the Sophomore girls, Mary Genster, Karla Lubbs, Louise iight and ggft Hawaiian mugic, Bright, and Christina High, pause briefly in their special attire for the evening. Nita Stonewall, Judy Moore, Sharon Fisher, and Mercedes Pease completed the sewing staff. Graduation 1958 FRONT ROW: Mary Hortega, Linda DeBates, Margaret Hasbrook, Gwen Christensen, Kay Jones, Nancy Sipes, Nadine liggimann, Helen Preston, Donna Thomas, Gail Brookshire. BACK ROW: Tom Kaufman, Louise De- Marlie, iel Hewitt, Robert Standard, Paul DePauw, John DeFreezer, Marvin Driessens, Larry Hunter, Donald Folk, Judith Bills, John Durick. The Seniors Last Farewell to S. H. S. With a few tears, a sprinkling of laughter, and quite a few handshakes, relatives, friends, schoolmates, past and present, congratulate the Seniors upon their graduation. This is the final ceremony of the many that the Class of '58 has been a part. The broad road of the future lies ahead. 44 Seniors Recognized For ualities y of Leadership President .... . . Donna Thomas Vice President. . . . Gwen Christensen Secretary .... .... M ary I-Iortega Treasurer. . . . Paul DePauw 113 MQ no I. 1 - ' ii K- A K W T - i -'.-s assi-'f is it 4 ' to isss ' ilfiiifif f - iii! '..' A if r i - u K i.. -3 i N,-g -rfs fi -H xy ix.. M--Hx, 1: . A' A sess Louise DeMar1ie D.A.R. Award Larry Hunter V.F.W. Citizens Award Kay Jones 1 Judy Bills Valedictorian and American Legion Award John DeFreezer Salutatorian Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of America Award 'XX Niel Hewitt American Legion Award 24- Summer Diary MARCH 1 The District Solo and Ensemble Contests were held today. 5 The Senior class took their aptitude tests. 10 Mr. Otto Schact, a baritone singer, presented an assembly 11 13 14 17. 18. 19. 25. 28. 29. APRIL 1. 4. 7. 8. 11. 14. program. I believe everyone enjoyed him. Today the country nurse lectured on tuberculosis. The Juniors had a Bar-B -Q today. Our senior boys played the faculty members and lost. The Juniors held a St. Patrick's dance tonight. This Way To Heaven, our contest play entry, was presented at P.T.A. tonight. The One-Act Flay, presented at Malden, won the first place trophy. Everyone had Dental X-rays taken. The grade school students went to Chicago today. The District Contest for Band and Chorus was held at Walnut. Congratulations to the students who took part. The TB tests were given. Easter Vacation started. The All-Sports Banquet was held tonight. We had our first track meet with Manlius. The Juniors presented their class play, Mountain Gal. A Style review was presented by Home Economics classes for P.T.A. program. 25. The Little Eight Band Festival was held in LaMoille. MAY 2. Five Senior girls took a civil service examina- tion. The Spring Concert was presented. 15. Tonight the Grade Music Festival was pre- sented at LaMoil1e. 17. The Juniors honored the Seniors at the Junior- Senior Prom featuring Hawaiian Paradise. 19. An assembly was held to elect the varsity cheerleaders for next year. 20. The Typing II class is working hard, finishing the last edition of the Cardett. 25. Baccalaureate exercises tonight. 27 -28. Everyone looks a little worried. Semester tests are being given. 29. This is a happy day for the Seniors--graduation tonight. Fisher, President, Mrs. Foutes, Advisor, Karla tina High, Louise Bright, Linda Thomas, Becky Maddy, Lubbs, Point Keeper and Vice -President. Sharon Fisher, Karla Lubbs. STANDING: Vivian Maddy, Mercedes Pease, Judy Moore, Lorelle Neufeour, Penny Griffin, Mary Genster, Ann Johnson. Girls' Participate In Athletics and Homemaking SITTING: Mary Hortega, Linda DeBates, Kay Jones, Mrs. Pet- STANDING: Gail Brookshire , Vice- ersdn. STANDING: Nita Stonewall, Becky Maddy, Vivian Maddy, Presiderrra Mrs- Peterson, Advisors Vir Gail Brookshire, Nancy Sipes, Louise DeMarlie, Virginia Van Smla V3-nM9if, Treasurer- SITTING! Meir, Judy Bills, Nadine Eggimann, Margaret Hasbrook. gianflg' 5iPe5, SCCTSUHYS Kay -101105, resi ent. 47 Mary Genster, Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon KNEELING: Nita Stonewall, Mary Ellen VanAeker, Chris- A A vw g Q35 ri! N i x + X m 'lc . m Q is ff- -4 I VK wg 1' 5 Xb Q LL,i ' W NNN 9 wie f L , M,f,mw - . A Vgwq www.,-, ., , ,., K. .Q fb? Sv nf T Q' . x .M X ffl. K .NCQ . vid .K,, M ? is hf+ k M Y , 1 fu' v K .. Y 7 XX ur' wig ,Q H .Sw M r .,Exxf,- :, - X x K9 Qi X --HR ks nn- X. 'mia f ff N.. 'U . :ms ' N if wx, fx.. Q . K .. W m 'ji' mal X -wx .Q .x M.. , n, Q Q.. . M A Q QS' 1 5? 4 ki 'les Q v V . vii' Helen Cathelyn Ruth Ann DeFreezer Marlene Driessens Nynemanj Rose Mary Gentry QMillerj Robert Johnson Camille McCune Kenneth Riggs Lois Sipes Wayne Smith Charles Young Alumni Sheffield, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, rrnnois Class of 5 Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois U. S. Air Force U. S. Navy Class of 1956 Gladys Barton CRiggsl Phillip Cunningham Karen Drew William Fisher Roger Folk Paul Griffin Kay Johnson Marilyn Kaufman William McKee Janice Miller Stanley Moore Catherine Ray Anne Nelle Schwind Lela Standard Saundra Wickham Catherine Thomas qFoulkeJ Wayne Barron JoAnn Cogger Ruth Ann DeBolt Robert Genster Barbara Gentry Wanda Heintz Helen Hewitt Anna McCarty Jo Ann Morman Ronald Pease Cynthia Ray Janet Riggs Edward Rosenow Richard Sellon Joyce Sprowls Gene Swanson Nancy Van DeVelde qGentryj Carolyn Verhagen Marcia Vermeulen frlodgesonj U. S. Air Force Sheffield, Illinois Peoria, Illinois U. S. Navy Chicago, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Champaign, Illinois , Indianapolis, Indiana Sheffield, Illinois Sheffield Illinois Kewanee Illinois Sheffield Illinois U. S. Air Force fl Sheffield, Illinois DeKalb, Illinois DeKalb, Illinois U. S. Air Force Sheffield, Illinois U. S. Air Force Chicago, Illinois Peoria, Illinois U. S. Air Force Goshen, Indiana Sheffield, Illinois Charleston, Illinoi Joliet, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Macomb, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Macomb, Illinois Sheffield, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Normal, Illinois This Page Sponsored By 50 SHEFFIELD SHALE PRODUCTS, Sheffield SHE!-'FIELD VETERINARY CLINIC, Sheffield fu? Underolassmen ,li X , 9, Li f. 5, , ,ii K 'lm-.V . b ig: J,-f I ,Z Senior Year X. ' ig, , i uniors Await SEATED: President, Jim Standard. STANDING Vice President, Jim Johnson, Treasurer, Sally Howlett, Secretary, Diana Gibson. . ..fS1.E',:,15:1+S2 i. 64. g in-9. K YQ . , . r . A M 'J 'W mir? I we if- ,, ff' ,. . g 5 v H, 5 , E Q' x, Ml TOP ROW: John Barron, Alan Folk, Diana Gibson, Roger Griffin, Randy Hansen. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Hortega, Sally Howlett, Jim Johnson, Gerald Larson, Becky Maddy. THIRD ROW: Judy Martin, Bill McCarty, Danny Riggs, Jim Standard, Virginia VanMeir. FOURTH ROW: Gene Young. This Page Sponsored By: 52 JOHN SMITH and SON, Sheffield SPORTSLAND, East Moline 'nr Sophomores Gain in Wisdom O ,, ' :'f: IE, o i . . f l 1 if fs 'Wi Y 1 f A me ina.. an TOP ROW: Mike Baldwin, Wesley Barron, Louise Bright, Sharon Fisher, Mary Genster. SECOND ROW: Jeff Hellbcrg, Christina High, Dean Lindstrom, Karla Lubbs, Judy Moore. THIRD ROW: Ray Morman, Mercedes Pease, John Roscnow, Nita Stonewall, Randy Wheeler. LEFT to RIGHT: President, Nita Stonewall, Vice This Page Sponsored By: President, Dean Lindstromg Secretary, Louise 53 BOB SPROWLS, Sheffield Bright, Treasurer, Christina High. W. G. THOMAS, FLORIST, Sheffield Freshmen Begin Their High School Years 5 ? KG T 5 'Q is T 1 sl gi Q: l.. 2 ii 'FOP ROW: Becky Boyden, Tom DeBates, Ray DeMarlie, Ray DePauw, Joe Edlin. SECOND ROW: Jim Eggimann, Jerry Elder, Penny Griffin, Robert High, Ann Johnson, Dick Kaufman. THIRD ROW: Vivian Maddy, John McKee, Lorelle Neufcour, Jim Prior, Vernie Riggs, Bob Sellon. FOURTH ROW: Jenny Lou Sipes, Gene Smith, Linda Thomas, Mary Ellen Van Acker, Larry Van Vooren. LEFT to RIGHT: President, Vernie Riggs, Vice President, Becky Boydeng Secretary, Jerry Elder, Treasurer, Joe Edlin. This Page Sponsored By: 54 WEBB'S SADDLE SHOP, Sheffield QOne-half Page Sponsorj Eighth Grade Looks Forward To High School Activities helm. 1 ' S. If . ' ,Rx ,ff L X xx . This Page Sponsored By: J. T. ANDERSON 8: SONS, Sheffield MAC BILLINGTON, Sheffield BLACK Gr SAME, COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO., INC., 55 Davenport. TOP ROW: Susan Battey, Austin Folk, Katherine Has- brook, Janet I-Iellberg, Don Kane, Alice Larson, Readus Quickie, Carol Rosenow, John Standard, Ronny Wil- BACK ROW: Secretary, Alice Larson, Treasurer Janet Hellbergg Vice President, Austin Folk. FRONT: President, John Standard. Seventh Graders Aim High LEFT to RIGHT: President, Gene Mormang Vice President, Jim Riggs, Secretary, Denny Gibson, Treasurer, George Smith. ' i .. , . ea.-, 7 g ,W KZS 1 ' by 1 flgmx fax ig Y'q b S tsp eff-1 ' ul s g ,nga 113 xi I . , -:': ' 5 L i'EW ' :sin ff , I . 5 ':. 'x 'Q' .,: d wg, IE' F I Q This Page Sponsored By: DOWNEY OLDS 8: CAD COMPANY, Kewanee FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WYANET Member of F.D.I.C., Wyanet CARFIELD STIER COMPANY, Sheffield s--,,, B ' , I ..,. 4 I t TOP ROW: Beverly Brackc, Terry Bradley, Susan Clay. SECOND ROW: David Copher, Roger Em- merson, Ivan Flake, Denny Gibson, Kenny Gibson, Pam Griffin, Paul Hansen. THIRD ROW: Ed Has- brook, Danny Hayes, Judy High, Diana Hortega, Wayne Maddy, Gene Morman, Jack Prior. FOURTH ROW: Katherine Rahr, Jim Riggs, Bill Rosenow, George Smith, Carol Sprowls, Pat Stone, David Van- De Velde. FIFTH ROW: David Van Drew, Gary Van Meir, George Yarrington. 56 f .J -,sv N7 8 -QI I 'Ll ,Q I 15 Fil nv BACK ROW: David Van Drew, Edward Hasbrook, Paul Hansen, George Smith, Austin Folk, Readus Quickle, Ronald Wilhelm, Bill Rosenow, Mr. Fechner. FRONT ROW: John Standard, Danny Hayes, Jim Riggs, Denny Gibson, Terry Bradley, Gene Morman, Jack Prior, Kenny Gibson, Don Kane. Baseball and Track Rates ith Junior High ll? BACK ROW: Jack Prior, Austin Folk, Readus Quickle, Terry Bradley, David Van De Velde, George Smith, John Standard, Ivan Flake, Mr. Fechner. FRONT ROW: Paul Hansen, Edward Hasbrook, Jim Riggs, Wayne Maddy, Rodger Emmerson, Gene Morman, Denny Gibson, Kenny Gibson, Don Kane, Ronald Wilhelm. This Page Sponsored By: HI-WAY CAFE, Buda 57 HI-WAY CAFE, Sheffield JIM HUGHES, GENERAL CARPENTER, Sheffield BACK ROW: Don Kane, George Smith, David Copher, Mr. Fechner. FRONT ROW: John Standard Readus Quickle, Austin Folk, Ronald Wilhelm. Heavyweights Place Second Heavyweight Scores Sheffield. . . . . Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Princeton Tiskilwa Ladd . . . La Moille Bureau . Cheerleaders: Alice Larson and Susan Battey Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield This Page Sponsored By: In Tourney 39 Neponset 18 Walnut . 24 Wyanet . 17 Manlius . 29 Ohio . . 28 Buda. . . TOURNAMENT Second Place 35 Bureau. . 25 Ohio . . . 16 Princeton JOHNSON'S SINCIAIR SERVICE, Sheffield JOLLY LUMBER COMPANY, Kewanee KEWANEE MUSIC COMPANY, Kewanee BACK ROW: Kenny Gibson, Danny Dayes, Ivan Flake, Coach Fechner, Bill Rosenow, Jack Prior, David Van Drew. FRONT ROW: Paul Hansen, Gene Morman, Jim Riggs, Denny Gibson, Terry Bradley. 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This Page Sponsored By: LARSON FURNITURE, Kewanee Dr. LARSON, Annawan MARTIN WELDING SHOP, Sheffield Sixth Grade M Q m e i sr A X L. - .K su .V xx X R A lf' 1, ' 5 V' Q QU xi - 5 figs rf 1 R 1 X XQPN 'Q X if X 2 - -' .V .. Y J TOP ROW: June Baetens, Lee Barnes, Bill Cogger, Peter De Freezer. SECOND ROW: Richard Doty, Mary Edlin, Mark Green, Mark Griffin, Gary Howlett. THIRD ROW: Ann Huber, Nancy Kane, Larry Maddy, Bob Martin, Jane McMur- ray. FOURTH ROW: Rose Mary Morris Joyce Naeve, Sharon Plasschaert, Diana Renner, Thomas Rosenow. FIFTH ROW: Richard Speakman, Cary Standard, Joe L. .r.,y Vander Meersch. This Page Sponsored By: McBROOM MOTOR COMPANY, Kewanee WALTER MORRIS FLOOR COVERING, Sheffield NOEL'S BARBER SHOP, Sheffield H1 fl h fade 53 TOP ROW: Sharon Bennett, Bill Boyden, David DeBates, Dean Emmerson. SECOND ROW: Carol Hayes, Linda High, Joe Hortega, Kathleen Hull, Linda Johnson. THIRD ROW: Stanley Johnson, Jeff Langford, George Lubbs, Dale Maddy, Martha Madsen. 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