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

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Article 12. Nancy Cartinelli wills and bequeaths her pleasing personality to Verna West, Article 13. Cornelia Crosier bequeaths her right to meas up the score book at basketball practice to Carol Olson. Article 14. David Ball unselfishly relinquishes his privilege of skipping school on the day of the Springfield Pair to Dick Boardman. Article 15. Jean Sidelinger leaves her right to come into school on a Monday morning with blood shot eyes to Caroline Golden. (Dover Plains is nice isn ' t it Caroline.) Article 16. Lovina Bradley wills her outstanding leadership to next year ' s senior president. Article 17. Anita Charbonneau extends her speed and accuracy In type II to Bobby Curtiss. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testament, our class advisor, Mrs. Roraback. In witness whereof we, the class of 1950, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this 15th day of June in the year of 1950. x STATISTICS Four years ago, twenty-one bright and studious pupils entered the portals of Sheffield High. In 1950, seventeen of these pupils left to go their separate ways: Anita n Nita n Charbonneau A private secretary, she wants to become, so she can keep her boss on the run. Of course, Anita, his mind is suppose to be on his work. Jean Angel Sidelinger Nancy Nan Cartinelli Margaret Marg Maloney Laura Laura Straleau A job in a bank is her desire, so in the future she may retire. Take it easy now, Jean. She is as yet undecided but the best of luok and happiness in whatever you may do» Nan. To Music School, Marg wishes to go to become a Musician at the piano. Good luck, Marg. To Bay Path Junior College, she will go to further her studies in typing and steno. Don ' t forget the good times at Sheffield High, Laura. Frankie Frank Franklin To join the Air Force is his wish. Loads of luck, Frank in whatever may exist. Patricia Pat Whalen She is undecided at this time, but the best of luck, Pat in all your undertakings J 23

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Article 2. To next years 7th grade, we warmly present Mrs. Roraback so that they may benefit by her friendly and sound advice. (Take good care of her kids, she ' s swell.) Article 3. To any class who may need someone to take the part of a nut in a play, we do earnestly grant them permission to draft Mr. Hennigar. Article U. To patient, understanding, Mr. Williams, we re-extend the pleasure of having a quiet study hall upon the welcome departure of this present senior class. Article 5. To intuitive Miss Hannigan, we confer the right to give Anne Thomson a day off from detention at least once a month. Article 6. To next years Problems of Democracy class, we bestow the ability to make Mr. Healey blush. Section III Article 1. Russ Upton wills his love of motorcycles to any- one in any future class who is just as nuts. Article 2. Laura Straleau wills and bequeaths her charm and dignity to anyone who may need a special reserve. Article 3. Margaret Maloney bestows her ability to orally transcribe fast in Shorthand II to Joyce Punk. (Keep up her reputation, Joyce.) Article 4. Alan Gould confers his ability of being such a lover to Tom Bartlett. (You have a good start Tom, keep it up.) Article 5. Donald Orcutt offers his ability to remain quiet in study hall to Dick Gibbs, who we hope will accept it. Article 6. Agnes Hewins bequeaths the right to any Freshmen girl to bring a portable radio to school for the purpose of dancing in Room 4 during recess. Article 7. Patsy Whalen extends the right of charming two or more boy friends at one time to Audrey Agar. (Don ' t lose them all now, Audrey. ) Article 8. Tiny Moesley bestows her ability to play basketball to Phyllis Armstrong. (Keep up the good work, Phyl.) Article 9. Roma Weser graciously extends her ability to charm boys at the Milk Bar to Leslie Gibbs. Article 10. Lewie Rote wills and bequeaths his right to come to school late every day to Robert Smith, so that Miss Hannigan may continue to be troubled with her register. Article 11. Prankie Pranklin generously departs his quiet disposition to Jack Rosier. 22

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David Dave Ball A soldier he wants to be. Three years in the army won ' t make you a general, Dave, but good luck anyway. Cornelia Cornie Crosier Plans to get an office job in New York City. Well, Cornie, what about Ansonia? Lewis Louie Rote Alan Al Gould Russell Russ Upton Roma Red Weser Agnes Sis Hewins Plans to work for Uncle Sam ' s army. We know you will make a good soldier, Louie, but watch out for the Wacs. Decorator of our class. Al plans to go to Trade School. What will you decorate there, Al? A job as an undertaker he wants to obtain. You sure will be kept busyJ Best of luck, Russ. Plans to be a secretary. Well, Red, did you see the picture, Miss Grant takes Richmond? Quite a situation to be in, huh? A telephone operator she plans to be. Too bad there isn ' t a telephone office in Mill River, huh, Sis? Kathryn Tiny Moesley Lovina Brad Bradley Donald Don Orcutt Tiny ' s going to join the Waves, to travel afar for many days. We wish you much happiness, Tiny. She was always doing her bit to make her class successful. She is undecided about the field she will enter, but the best of luck in the world, Brad. One of our best basketball players wishes to be a carpenter. Well, Don, maybe there will be a beautiful farm in your future. Good luck. Time: I960 Place: New York City PROPHECY Arriving at Grand Central Station from Idaho is none other than Jean bidelinger, who has spent the entire trip reminiscing. She hasn ' t been jiast since graduation and wants to see some of the old sights. As she recalls the names of those in the class of ' 50, she is reminded that Roma Weser is living in New York, and calls her from a booth in the station. Roma: Jean: Roma: Hello. nS! 11 ? Red » y° u s °und Just the same after ell these years. Why Jean Sidelinger, I ' d recognize your voice anywhere. This is the surprise of a life time. Where are you? How long are you here for? You ' ll stop up ana see me, won ' t you? 24