Sheffield High School - Sentinel Pines Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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P. K. R. AND YEARBOOK STAFF TOP ROW: Anne Thomson, Alan Gould, Lovina Bradley, Santi Gulotta, Eleanor Holcomb, David Kirchner, Isabel Gilligan, Joe Rueger, Claire Warner, Harley Conklin, Priscilla Hall, James Lecakes, Lovina Straleau, David Ball, Anita Charbonneau. CENTER ROW: Shirley Curtiss, Shirley Golden, Patricia Whalen, Janet Markham, John Somes, Editor-in-Chief, Elaine MacKenzie, Laurette Kirchner, Shirley MacKenzie, Roma Weser. BOTTOM ROW: James Carter, Phyllis Armstrong, Robert Smith, Laura Malnati, Leonard Stewart, Kathryn Moesley, Verna West, Rona Sande.

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DEDICATION TO MR. THEODORE WILLIAMS, SR. Adviser to the Class of 1949 This yearbook is affectionately dedicated Mr. Theodore R. Williams Mr. Wiiliams, head of the Language Department and the Dramatic Director of Sheffield High School, came here in 1946 and was placed in charge of the seventh grade. He remained their faculty adviser until September 1948, when he was put in charge of the Senior Class. We want to express our deepest gratitude for all he has done for not only our class, but for the entire high school, and at the same time extend our heartiest wishes for the best of everything in life.

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EDITORIAL With the approach of another graduation, parents and teachers again share the question of whether their young people are adequately prepared to assume the role of active citizens. The graduate ' s idea of democracy should include a thorough understanding of his responsibility as it concerns his community, his nation and himself. We can probably judge the abilities of these young men and women as future citizens of our nation by their behavior as citizens of our school. I believe that the Class of 1949 is greatly endowed with ethical character. This has been well displayed in the individual ' s sense of personal respons- ibility and initiative, as well as through a spirit of service and loyality to the school. During my first year at Sheffield High School, I have relied heavily upon the assistance and co-operation of these young people. The response has always been most heartening. Their vigorous health, command of fundamental knowledge, avocational interests, combined with their loyal school citizenship should qualify them for complete and worthy living as members of our democratic nation. The educational responsibilities of the home, church and school must always be faced on a partnership basis if we are to continue to graduate well qualified citizens from our schools. From what I have seen of the members of the Class of 1949. I feel certain they will find contentment and happiness, as well as serve useful and active lives. Howard, V. Hennigar Principal CLASS DATA President Vice -President Secretary -Treasurer Representative Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto Class Song James G. Lecakes Janet M. Markham Shirley B. Curtiss Harley J. Conklin Blue and Gray Yellow Rose ' Venimus, vidimus, vicimus. Far Away Places