Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

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41' QP Q .ie at .STKLL ln and-'lition to league opponents, foes have hcen met from L11 other cities. Against the Youngsvillc- llagles, most frequently met of inrlepcnflcnt foes, the puck has won 18 of 24. ,111-league honors have been won by 11 local hour-stars, Chet Smller, quurrl, and Terrance Yprzuzue, forwar-l, nmlaing the grade in Shef- INTISAMIZRAL 1101 verntte-S l'crrlf row, left to right. 1- 11Gl 19Sl'V. 11- Kim- herlin, S. Stover, 9. Donaldson. Front row 11. Walton. Voptoin 11. Ritchie, H. Schmidlen. 1 fr W 9 Lt. f-4 ,MWIZ .I f if W. SW' ficlcl's mairlen season. lfollovxingg them have heen: Norman Vfilliums, guurcl, 10183 loo Hos- setti, forwarrl, Paul Uelimun, guaml, 10.503 .loc Korchak, forwarul, 1033: llruce jones, quurfl, 19355 john Petruney, guurfl, 10336: Yiclx Otto, guard, 101-2: George Steffun, guurrl, 101-8: Francis Wagner, center, 1950. CUAVPS 'Vule nlrnin Rock row, left to riqht, 11. Elmquist, Vouch C. Hecei, R. Kasobcck, A. Nihnlko. l'ront row R. Thornton, Fcptnin S. Lindsey, ll. Fnllnhnn

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Bock row, left to riqht, R. Knsabnck. L. Vitzqerald, D. Pratt, 9. Wedmnn, 3, Unynes, I. vlder, vgnrh Second row, W. Irwin. 1. qlnter, 1. Federlof. H. Wecei, W. Henson, 1. Pelleqrino, V. Vnnicl. front row hcuqh, R. Fires, R. Moldovan, Fnptdin V. Wooner, F. Qisenhnuerl C, Younql m. fqrlhgyqi 1. Slack, B. Ritchie, H. Vcflhct orfzi on eel' 25 Years Ol Basketball flontrihutefl liy llzxrolrl 'vliclxlo '23 Rirh the winJuIm1J the 1010-SH coun season, Sheffielfl lligzh School has CUlllplCl.9fl aa quarter century in league lmslcethall, Continuous, with the exception of 19123, when war sux-apenrlel league schedules. ln QS seasons in the Northern Uivision, District O, lmown since 1913 as the 'Xllegheny 'Fountain l.eug1nc:,tlw lmlverinee have won 159 mul lost 166 for an percentnue ull JSO. 'lihe llolverines have won two titles, cupturinsl the crown in 1930 unfl 10331, when 26 of 'lf' tilt- went on the right sifle of the lc-rlgr-r. The overall rccorfl for the past 113 if-urs is 251 victories anfl 220 rlefeuts, at pt-rcerilaatv of

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Back row, left to right, M. Slater. S. Stover, S. Slater, H. Benson, R. Chamberlain, C. Fisenhauer, J F1 der L Henry, G. Rice, B. Stover. Second row, Director Loren Wriqht, P. Gustafson. F. Nelson, T. Slater L Fitzgerald, R. Kcrsabcck. L. Chamberlain, H. Schmidlen, S. O'l..ec1ry, Nl. Slater, fvl. Beck. Front FOV. ounc J. Saxton, I. Kipp, I, Cashmere, S, Ledebur, M. Watts. R. Pires. Fl. Goldthwuite, D. Gustafson, Elmquist. J. McMillan. C billed I 0l'I'l fA2 .Siu As soon as school started, the band began practicing. They worked long and hard, and did excellent work on the football field, working out numerous formations. On October 8 the band sponsored the annual Homecoming celebration and on November 23, a dance for the entire school. Especially enjoyed by all, at this latter event, was the floor show of SHS talent. The band played the first half of the spring concert on April 28. The organization has been very busy this year under the direction of Wir. Wright, Ylary Slater and her advisory board,llike Benson, Sally 0'Leary, and Teresa Slater. The mixed Chorus was inactive until Christmas, at which time they presented the annual Christmas Carol Festival. The first part of this program consisted of Christmas carols and anthems, with solos by Dick Moldovan and Barbara Sadler, and a duet by Teresa Slater and ,lim 0'Donnell. Next, but not least, the members of the chorus presented a very beautiful pageant about the birth of Christ. Helen Peterson was the beautiful and angelic Yladonna, and Chuck Williamson the loving and protective Joseph. The 'Nlixed Chorus favored the public with an annual spring concert on April 28. For the last half of the joint con- cert with the band, the Mixed Chorus presented a minstrel show with members of the chorus as interlocutor, end men, and soloists. The re- mainder of the chorus furnished the background music.