Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

THE 1952 WULVEHINE U ll THE STUDENTS Ill? SHEFFIELD HIGH SIIHUIJL SHEPPIELD, PENNSYLVANIA 5 P BLISHE BY IJEIIIII Tlll LOREN B WRIGHT le the f lass of ION, are happv to dedicate our Vear splvnili coupe-r ation ln the xmprovement of our school S rr'1SlL 3 ., i , . T-, ' I ' I - book lo Loren H. Wright for his untiring efforts and ,x , 4 .f 4 2 I I . . , , ,- SEHIIIIL BIIAHIJ L. to R.: Handeyside, Curtin, Blair, Sadler, Mclllillen. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer Nlember . . . . . E. F. Blair . . . . . Donald Curtin . . .W. W. Vlc'Vlillen . . . . . C. C. Sadler Frank ll an deys ide 9333. FACULTY 1 l Bottom Row, L. lo R.: Principal L. O. l-Iisenhauer, Mary j. Richwalsky, Ruth Powell, Ruth T. Miller, Mae Swanson, 'Klartha Eisenhauer, Dorothy Gustafson. Toi Row: Ralph Santo, Loren Wright, Umm' Smith, Orris Brown, Wayne Chamberlain, Thomas risty. L. O. EISENHAUER RUTH T. MILLER Principal English, Latin, Library ORRIS BROWN RUTH POWELL Commercial Home Economics WAYNE CHAMBFIRLAIN History, Social Studies 'VIAHY .l. RICHWALSKY Physical lfrlucation, French, English MARTHA EISENHAUER Mathematics, Guidance, llramalics RALPH SANTO Science, Geography, Physical Iiducati lillllffli A. SVIITH Science, History BETTY GISTAFSON S chool Nurs e DOROTHY GLSTAI-'SON Mathematics, English 'VIAIC SWANSON School Secretary THOMAS KRISTY Vocational Education 4 Lonizw WRIGHT Music ADVISOR Mr B Smlth beilmg Seafcd C amd H5 0 Slack fad' W an S 'Win eldqe algf swf! 08100 adlefvet D lege, K laadm r MCEHJ nck5 xce Sw as backg Co7g5,sk at e Hx Yl- Stlim Scbmxfllen Waite YH es WELXQQB WHL EBI E WUL EHETTE STAFF WOLVERINE OFFICERS Sally O Leary Edltor m Chlef Lee Chamberlain Assxstant Editor Patty Erickson Typing Editor Madeline Slater Buslness Manager Barbara Sadler Assistant Busmess Manager Bruce Smith Faculty Advxsor L. to R.: Chamberlain, Slater, Sadler, 0'Leary. gi, R.: Anderson, Rice, Dalton, Erickson 5 ru s. fl 455 Ill 1TlNlITIUNS Pattv Anderson Barbara Sadler Jim Slater Patty Prlclvson loe l ellegrlno f lass Nlotto f lass l lower Cla-as C olorfs Sally 0 l earv Alan Haynes Hob lleclman Nlaflellne Slater l ee f lmmberlam Rettv Stover llerman lieldner Patty Ancleraon Bob Hedman jxm Slater Sallv 0 l eary lleverlv Dalton Robert lleclman CLASS OFFICERS CLASS DISTINCTIONS Co Presldent Co-l resxdent Vlce Presxdent Secretarv Treasurer l'nter to learn Co forth to as-rw' SUPERLATWES ATHLETIC HONORS 6 Clarlmlus Dark Blue and Qllwer N1 ost Popular Vlost Popular Vlost Atllletxc Bestl oolung Best l oolclng 'Nlost Nllacluevous W lttxest VlostScl1ool Qplrltecl l ootball Co f aptaln l' ootball Co-f dptaln Naledxctorlan Salutatorlan lllstonan P Y J ll L I A - - . .............. . . . - . . . . . ' J , ' 3 ' I Patty Erickson .... . .... . .... . . . .... 'llost Athletic SCHOLASTIC HONORS ELHSSUF 51' ei ROBERT AL AN BAYN ES Skip Comlcal An aw ul tease a peck 0 un a loyal fnend a jolly cham General Born Febmary 10 1934 at Rochester N Y Now lrves at 2I2 Church Street Dandl 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Wolverme Wolverette 3 4 Foot I 2 3 4 Lettemman 2 Basketballl 2 3 Intramural Bas lt all 4 Dance Club I 2 3 4 Youth Center Secretary 4 7 PATRICIA ELAINE ANDERSON Pat Fnendly The joy of the world as found m the makmg of fnemls Commercxal Born October 26 1931, at Sheffield Now Ilves at 25 Dunham Street Gee Club I 2 3 4 Wolvenn Wolverette 3 4 Intramural Basket balll 2 3 4 Capta1n3 Lettennan 3 4 Dance Clubl 2 3 4 Cass V1cePres1dent 2 Class Co-Presx dent 4 Ofhce Ass1stant4 fwfwwfgg li' Nl '51 LLP ALLEN CHAMDFRLAIN Leech Stullous Many small thmgs make a great. General Born December 12 1934 at Sheffleld Now llves at 102 Van Ettan Avenue Bandl 2 3 4 Mixed Choms 1 Z 3 4 Wolverme 3 4 Ass1stantEd1 tor 4 Wolverette 3 4 Football 4 Lettennan 4 Dance Club I 2 3 4 1952 JOHN RONALD BBOSS Ronme fuzet Silence as gollen wtth gold comes success Industnal Arts Born February 20 1934, at Shelfleld Now lives at 63 Keystone Avenue Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Letterman 3 Intramural Basket balll 2 Dance Clubl 2 3 4 1 X ' I I u ID ' - n - - - 3' ' - - - IO - . Y ' . 1 . 1 . I ' ' I 1 I 1 1 1 1 e' , 1 1 ' ' A , ' 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 I l , iff!! la - . I. - ., 'I 'Vo ' 1 ' :ju ' ,f ' , N ' , lg L.-'gf . Www, ff I , , I ' l ff 1 ,Q ' ' ll ' ll . 1 . , 1, , c . . . . ' U f ' 1 ' J . H 11 1 ' - ' 1 . f I' . 1 - - - - iq - ' G 1 1 R: 3-as H ' s I 1 - - ' 1 A, ' , 21,3 I 1 - S . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 .- ' ' ' Y f ' . ' . 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' -' ' U I 1 7 7 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 EL SSIHT DOLORES ARLENE DALTON Pepper Easy gomg Lt e ss too short to fuss and fret to waste the hours tn vam regret Classical Bom November 3 1934, Street f'lee Club I 2 3 4 Wolver e Wolverette 4 F H A 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Captain 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 Prompter 3 Dance Club 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 1, Class Vnce-Presndent 3 Presxdent of Tn H1 Y 4 'x 'F' fi BEVERLY JEAN DALTON Bev Oblzgmg Through your daily work you can make your uture what you wall Commercxal Bom May 14 1934 at Sheffield Now l1ves at 33 Key stone Avenue nd 1 2 4 Cle C b Mlxed Choru 3 4 Wolverine 3 4 Wolverette 3 4 Assistant Edltor 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Dance Club 1 2 3 4 Youth Center Bookkeeper 4 Offnce Assxstant 4 PATRICIA JEAN ERICKSON Pat' lovable And that smxle lake sunshine darts mto many a sunless heart Commercial Born june 24 1934 at Sheffield Now resides at ll Vnllow Street Band 2 3 4 Clee Clubl 2 Mxxed Chorus 3 Wolvenne 3 4 Typnn Fdntor 4 Wolverette 3 4 lntramura Basketball I 2 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Faptam 3 4 Dance Clubl 2 3 1 Class Secretary 1 4 Tn H1 Y Treasurer 4 Offxce Asslstant 4 Homecoming Queen 4 1952 ALBFRT LeROY DUNN fmk The Outloorsman Wen o ew worls are the best men lndustnal Arts Bom March 2 1934 at Slnclalrvxlle N Y Now Gee Clubl 2 3 4 Football 3 l etterm an 3 8 Nd' r l , ' lt f . ' 7 I Ba , , 3, g e lu 1, 2g ' , 9 ' , 2 aa H U' ' I . .fa if , 4 n ' ll . . 1 - .Q , at Leroy, Pia. Now lives at 62 Min lives'at saybmok. ' 4 ' l 1 9 ' n Q U ' 4 9 s 1 3 in ' 1 ' v v v I ' o P Q t 1 I I v 1 o Q n 1 9 EL 55 UP ROBERT LOUIS IIEDMAN Nick A Lhlettc It rs the man that makes the men Classical Born September 30 1934 at Kane Pa Now resldes at llrookston Clee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Wolverlne 2 3 4 Wolverette 2 3 Letterman 2 3 4 Co-Captam Basketball 2 3 4 Letterman 4 In tramural Basketball l Dance Club I 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class Presldent 3 9 iff, BEVERLY ANN CRUBBS Bev F tczent lworkel wzth pattence whtch ts almost power Commerclal Born October 30 1934 at Saybrook Pa Now lives ln Barnes Clee Club 2 3 4 Wolverlne 3 4 Ofhce Asslstant 4 Intramural Bas ketball 4 1 1- hr GEORGE WILLIAM IRWIN Bt Care ree Never hurnefl never lume never excsted never warned General Bom May 21 1934 at Warren Pa Now lives at ll North Street Bandl M1xcdCho1r1 2 3 Wolver lne 3 4 Football Mana er 3 Bas keballl 2 3 DanceCubl 2 3 4 Class President 1 Youth Center Treasurerfi 1952 JANET ANN IIULINGS an Unusual There s nothmg so kmdly as kmdness there s nothmg so royal as truth Home Economlcs Bom December 21, 1934 at Warren Pa Now lxves at Barnes and12 3 CeeClub12 3 4 Secretaryl Vlce-Pres1dent4 Parhamentanan 3 Intramural Bas- ket alll 2 Dance Clubl 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 , - . I ,, 1 . . V' 'M' f . f' - , ,Q fl ' ff Ill Il . a ' -, 4: ' ' I v r I 1 1 49 I ' h-A' L B , , Q 1 9 r 31 45 Assistant Editor 4g Football 2, 3, 4, Mg 1 ,O ' Mixed Chgrus 1, 2, 35 F. H. 1, 2, Q 1 9 . 4: A ., y 1 I r ' 7 ' gy .b ,, ' 9 1 v 5 I I -- v - ll 'llll 1 j ' ' ,' 1 '. I 2 , EL SS UP SARAH ANN OLEARY a Pleasant gmtltng srntltng all the ttme thts ts the Sally youll always tml Flassxcal Born Apnl 25 1934 at Warren Pa Now llves at 222 Church Street Band 1 2 3 4 Advisory Board 2 Clee Club I Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Hugh Times l 2 3 4 Editor 4 Wolvenne I 2 3 4 Edntor 4 Wol verette 3 4 F'dxtor 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Manager 3 I Dramatlc Club 3 4 Play Cast 3 Dance Club l 2 3 4 Flass Secre tary 3 Youth Center Vxce Presldent G FORCIA LOU LIN DSEY Ceorgte Fltrtattous A ltttle nonsense now and then ts reltshed by the General Born August I8 1934 t Kane, Pa Now hves at 659 West Maln Street Clee Clubl 2 3 Wolvennel 2 3 F' H A 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Captaxn 4 Dramattc Club Play Cast 4 Dance Club l 2 3 GEORGE' BLANDING RICE George Fooperaltve Qrnall servtce ts true ser-utee whtle tt lasts General Bom Apnl 13 1932 at Yarren, Pa. Now lives at IOI Van Ettan Avenue. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mtxed Cholr 1, 2, 3, 4, Wolverine 2, 3, 4, Dance Club I, 2, 3, ASSISI ant Editor of Wolverette 3, F.dItor of Wolverette 3 1952 ANTHONY .IOSFPH PELLECRINO oe fool rtaturel Wherever he ts there ts usuall laughter It s the ,oy tn lt e that e ts a ter Industrtal Arts Born july I5 1932, at Shelfleld Now llves at Ill Foulkrod Street Glee Club 1 2 3 Mxxed Choxrl 2 3 Football 2, Basketball I 2 Intra mural Basketball 3 Dance Club I 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 10 l . . V 1 ij, I V - ' 5,54 , , V, I 635 4:-rr. - v..,, , ' ' 21:Q,g,f:.g:1x,, I A - I1 ' , fllifgi 4 ,ff - - u - K I I' Qsirgjr , wisest men. ' ,f?L-fill' : ' 1 ' I a 7 '- ' I S ' I 5, . I 1 1 I 1 1 I 4g . . . g It 1 1 1 1 4I I ' 1 1 1 4. 1 1 IIS ll, Ill fl ll ' ' ' ' fl l ' . . . , . 1 1- .1, . . - . - - I - - 1 f, ,P I I I' K I if l I . . . K ' , . . , , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 . Q 1 1 1 If' I ' 1 I ' I I 1 1 I 1 I - 5: I I P 1 1 '1 I I ' 1 I ' ' 1 1 -' ' I I' I 1 1 1 ' I ' I 1 1 1 I K A , , , Q . . . - 3 ' - A 4. 1 ll ' ,I - 11 1 . I . . , . . ,, , . ' ' 1 I ' 1 ii- ,,-QSM. ,VA 1. V A , EL SEIU? JAMES ARNOLD SLATER Lefty Senous He lwes at eace wtth all mankmd and an frten .shtp he ss tme Classlcal Bom October 31 1934 at Warren Pa. Now lives m Roy stone and 1 2 3 4 Clee Club Footballl 2 3 4 Letterman 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Dance Club 1 3 4 Football Team Co-Captam Class Vnce-Presxdent 4 ll BARBARA ELAINE SADLER Barb Loyal Always happy never blue always loyal always true Classical Bom July 16 1934, at Ene Pa. Now hves at 2 Mlll Street Clee Club l 2 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Wolvenne 3 4 Asslstant Busl ness Manager 4 Wolverette 3 4 Edt tor 4 Assxstant Edntor 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Treasur er 3 Class Co-Presndent 4 Trl H1 Y Secretary 4 Homecoming Attendant ELIZABETH SLLENE STOVER Betty H py Go-Lucky She ts a happy care ree lass that takes things as they come Home Economlcs Born December 6, 1933 at Warren Pa. Now lxves at 220 Church Street Band 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Mlxed Chorr 3 4 Wolvennel 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Tn H1-Y 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captain 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Prompter 3 4 F ll A Secretary 2 F H A Scnbe 3 F H A Presxdent 4 Tn HxY Vxce-Presrdent 4 1952 MARY MADELIN E SLATER Mud Modest Ready and wlllmg most capable too always ready her part to do Classical Bom Se tember 15, 1934, at Kane Pa. ow lives at Roystone Bandl 2 3 4 GIeeClub12 3 4 4 Wolverette 3 4 Intramural Basket 1 2 Captam 3 4 Dance Club 1 2 3 4 Youth Center Presl- dent 4 Homecomlng Attendant 4 1 , 7,,, 4. ' y B 7 I U 9 11 A I I Y 2 I I I D Mixed Choir l, 2, 3g Wolverine 3, 45 , Wolverine 3, 4g Business Manager 3, 1 1 1 1 1 43 ll DW 5 1 Q ' n 1 Q 1 29 4 I' L7 1 1 31 41 . 1 5 . 9 ' 4: ' A . , , s ' . 9 9 . . 4 1 , Y R . I 2 1 ,nl- HFRMAN FDWARD WEIDNER Herm Witty Laugh and the class laughs at you study and you study alone Industnal Arts Born November 10 1934 at Warren Pa Now lrves at S3 Mlll Street Clee f'lub l 2 Dance Club 1 2 3 4 Class President 2 CLASS UI' 1952 Sky CAROL PATRICIA LEE WEIDNER Palsy Temperamental The easxest person to deceive rs one s own self General Bom May 4 1934 t Corry Pa Now llves at 53 Keystone Avenue an 1 2 h Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ca tam 4 Dramatic Club 4 Play Cast Dance CH ZYD Y 17 , , 'z Y 4- 1 . ,V My K cl V X , A 3 fin' I 5. . A ,L 5. f V '. ' .,, , I ' 1 7 a ' ' . B. d , , 3, Glee Clu 1, 2, ag fflulm 1, 2, 3, 4.' 5 A I V I . TJ 6 - D 2 gl' A . 1 I 9 5 PEBL TIVES L. 5 , , Redman- 0 lf.: 074 R K Erickgnnu Stover eary, Weidllgr, Bayn tO es L. to R.: Chamberlain, Slater, Anderson. 13 PHUPHEIIY wAsHlNGToN oBsERvER January 20 1967 Washington, D C The graduating class of 1952 from the small, famous town of Sheffxeld Pennsyl vanla 18 holdmg ll s reunion thts Year ln Washlngton 'Vlany of Its members now share the national spotlight whlch IS the reason the reunion ts bemg held here Mr George Hlce the owner publisher and editor of the Observer was once a mlmeographer for the Sheffleld H1 Tlme8 George was not always a newspaper man he once owned a string of bakeries Hls pastry was world renowned for nts delicacy However, remmlsclng over old Wolvcrnnes George felt the urge once agam to run a paper Hts bakery he sold to a former classmate Vlnss Janet Hullngs The bakery was very aptly run by ,Ian who broadcast her most famous reclpes over the radxo along with hmts for young ladies who wlsh to be as dell cate as pastry Among the guests remmlsclng of fun at S H S are 'lflnss Pat Anderson and Miss Bev Grubbs Pat I8 a private secretary to a colonel ln the Pentagon Pat never could reslst a unlform now she s surrounded wnth them Bev IS now Nlrs Dennle Ralston Time has not changed Bev s youthful jolllty Denny stlll has to follow her around and be content wxth her temperament Someone has just commltted a murder' The person poundlng the keys of that pxanol Of course ll s Alan Haynes' Sklp has become famous for hrs musical abll tty I guess fame dldn t spoxl Qklp lle stlll has tlme to entertam hrs frlends Voted 'Vlost Popular by hls classmates Skip IS still popular wherexer there IS a plano once a garage mechanlc now his designs of machmery has revolutlonwed the lndustrlal world Ronnie has the perfect qualxflcatlons for some sort of sclentlst He was always rather lndlvlduallstlc and eccentric Over ln another corner IS l elloy Dunn qulte out of place ln thxs nonsy world LeROY has always enjoyed the peace and quiet ofthe woods and streams It has been sand he knows every path and stream In Pennsylvanna l elloy s occupatlon IS farmlng which gives htm plenty of t1me for huntmg Another famous hunter IS 'Vlr ,loe Pellegrino From his trips to South America he has brought back some very flne trophies oe IS a profesfuonal game hunter but he prefers to hunt game for sport Mr Wllllam Irwm medical technxclan at the crlme detection lab ln the l' H l IS also a hunter tn hls spare tlme l et s leave those three to the tlgers and fund someone else to talk about Very much at home ln Washxngton IS Wllss Beverly Dalton now a Whlte llouse secretary Hev has just come mto the room wearing a new mmk co it She de serves lt Keeping the Whlte House files IP order IS no small task Beside Bev IS Vllss Georgia l mdsey Ceorgna owns a large recording studio She specializes tn waxing hnllbtlly songs Georgia always did like hlllbtlly singers , g I a o . . . . , . . . . , , - 1 v A , I ' ' ' ll if . Y 7 . . .- . . , . . . . - , . . . . ,. . ,, . , , J ' ll ff ' . . , , ' 1 . 1 - ' . . 9 , . i .L U . . , . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . - ,, ,, . . . . Y . . , . Over in the comer, enjoying all the gayety, is 5-lr. Honald Hross. Ronnie was , , . . J , . . . . ' . . . , . . ' ' ' a . .' - I4 PHUPHEEY Cont l Vlr and Vlrs James Slater are passlng out the refreshments ,llm was voted Average Vlan HIS only ambltlons were to get a good job get marrled and settle down Whlch IS exactly what he dld janet ls a model hotsewlfe 'Vlay be they aren t so average now wlth a home full of photographers and glffS I guess nowadays even an average person IS unusual ln the center of thls room I see Patty Erlckson swlngmg a baseball bat and Nlck Hedman demonstratlng a football play The two were Most Athletic ln hugh school Stull are Patty IS owner and player on a professlonal glrls baseball team Nlck and Mrs lledman llVC at the Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla where Nlck IS head coach jean keeps Nlck s muscles from gettlng sore by glvlng hlm a good rub-down every nlght BCSldeS hls Job of coachlng Nlck has plcked up hls old job of teasing Sal QMISS Sarah Ann O Leary, Sally IB secretary to one of the foremost doctors ln thls country Wllh a secretary llke Sal any doctor would be foremost The last members of the class are entertalners Lee Chamberlam has hls own orchestra Lee was once muslc dlrector at Vlansfxeld Now however he directs an orchestra that IS heard around the world HIS weekly broadcast over short wave travels the globe Teamlng up wlth Sklp to do a radlo show IS Barb Sadler Barb also IS a soprano at the Met dllflng the summer season Her golden volce slnglng the love songs of Madam Butterfly thrllls mllllons Another well known entertalner IS comedlenne Pepper Dalton star of radlo and televlslon Pepper created and plays the role of The I lttlest Brat Our Miss Betty IS the name of another radlo comedlenne WISE Betty Stover Betty plays the role of a mlSChlCVOUS Home l'conomlc teacher who IS always feudlng wlth her prlnclpal Her f8V0l'ltB torture of that po-oo-or prlnclpal IS bom bardlug hlm wlth hard rolls Two Gun Hermle the roughest toughest hlllbllly ln the East brlngs laughter to mllllons ln Amerlca Herman Weldner plays 07 the role of a hlllbllly folk slnger who can t go stralght Of course ln real llfe he does go stralght or Mrs Two-Gun the former Madellne Slater wlll take has two guns away from hlm 'Vlld IS the found er of St Katherlne s hospltal for lnfants Mld always dld have a way wlth klds She was a rough and ready tomboy and even a rougher basketball player but she could be just as soft and gentle Someone has just tumed on the radlo to get the lnaugural address of the presl dent The flrst woman presldent of the Unlted States Presldent Patsy Weldner Always knew that glrl would be a polltlclan Hearlng the same happy VOICC of flfteen years ago laughlng agfun tonlght, I wonder lf tbls class wlll ever be gone from thls earth When they are gone ln flesh I know the memorles they have left behlnd wlll stlll remaln and always thelr splrlts wlll roam the halls of S H S lu c I . 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EL S5 HISTUHY llere IS the past of the Senlor Flass of 1952 Gee but these past slx years went fast dldnt thev9 llowever they were full of memorles and cherlshed thoughts ln the fall of 1946 a junlor Senxor lllgh School was formed and we were the flrst class of seventh graders to enter our Alma lla er Demg so young and tnmld we were not ln too many actlvltles and we often wondered lf we would ever be Senlors Under the capable dlrectlon of Vlrs Gustafson and our flrst officers who were Dlll Irwin, Anthony Nagumey Sally 0 I eary and Ronnle Bross we conquered the year and ended It wlth a class party ln 1947 we were elghth graders We were a llttle blt older and bolder this year Wlth lm Slater l ee Chamberlain Darb Sadler and loe Pellegrxno as our offlcers and Vlr Chamberlaln as advlsor we were once agam successful Our blg memory of that year IS that we won the prxze for the best float ln the Homecomlng Parade Remember we portrayed the Angels of Room 23 Also the Amerlcan Legion and American legion Auxlllary made their annual awards to ,llm Slater and Sally 0 Leary Dy 1948 we were Freshles and were begmnmg to get better known wlth exeryone Blll Irwln was once agam presldent w1th llosemarle Klelnbauer Patty Frlckson and Dolores Dalton as hls assistants Vlrs Custafson was also our advlsor once again Our class this year sported three lettermen The Band Cholr, Intramural teams and Varslty Daslcetball teams were also alded by our classmates ln 1949 we entered Senior Hlgh Gee but Tempus l'l1glt After electlng our offlcers who were llemman Wexdner Patty Anderson janet Ilulln s and Bob lledman wltb Vlrs 'VlacArthur as advisor we once agam joined varlous actlvxtles e had SIX lettermen this year ln football Forensic Competltlon attracted some of us too and we came out on top of courselll To prepare for our big Jumor year we sold magazlne subscrxptlons to F8156 money So you see we were growmg upll Oh how anxious we were to retum to school the fall of 1950 Why? Because we were ,lumors To start off we had to elect capable offlcers for our bxg jobs thls year so we chose Bob Hedman Dolores Dalton Sally 0 Leary and Barb Sadler As IS the custom MISS Rlchwalsky was our wonderful leader To add to our fund we sold pencils sponsored the Halloween Party and sold programs at the football games A successful prom wlth a colonlal theme was he d and enjoyed by all f' our lettermen were chosen from our class on the football team The Dramatic Club final ly reached our class as dld the Wolverine and Wolverette staffs Forenslc Competltxon once agam was entered by us Does xt seem posslble that we just have one more year? In 1951 we were Seniors First of all our offlcers were Pat Anderson and Barbara Sadler Jim Slater Patty Frxckson and Joe P8llCgFlIl0 Nlr Brown was our class advlsor Patty lfrlclcson was elected the llomecommg f ueen and her attendants were Barbara Sadler and Vladellne Slater Dob lledman and Ilm Slater were Co FHPIGIHS of the football team We were once agam ln all the actlvltles 'Vlany honors were bestowed on our classmates which are too numerous to mentlon here but I m sure vou all remember who stood out ln the Class of 52 and I am also sure that the Seniors will remember the good old days at S ll S for manv many years to come A flnal message to all students of the school Some dav you too wlll be Seniors Way you have as much fun as we hue had and mtv sou make as many frlends Always be faxthful to your Alma Water ' ' . . , . . A . 0 , , , - 9 . , 't . , - . . . . . . L . ' - . . . . . . , ' 9 ' 1 , J 9 Q 1 , V . , . , J 7 1 , . Q 4 A , . . . . . H ,, Q , , , . 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CHILIIHIJUII ll YS Y if 44' Ns Q1 QQ Top Row I Lo R Baby Snooks Dalton Butter Ball Chamberlaln Honey Chile Grubbs Dark Eyes Pellegrmo Bubbles 0 Leary Seconl Row Sugar Plum Hedman Cup Cake Qtover Honey Bun Huhngs Cookie Woolue Dalton Tootsie WOOKSIC Rice Third Row Puddle-Q Erickson Sugar Bun Dunn fundemeathl Snookums Baynes Angel Face Welrlner Rosy Posy Weidner Sunny Boy Irwin Bottom Row Goldie Locks Slater ldgy Pldgy I mdeey It-sy Bltsy Anderson 17 e x y fe 1, I ' ? ,J , U my .1 1 , ke . .em 5 :S fig ' Z 0 , -. 7 .,y.- L CLASS WILL We the Class of 1902 ofSheff1eld lllgh School belng of supposedly sound bodv memorv and mlnd do make publxsh and declare thls our last wlll and testament IH the manner followlng that IS to say FIRST llavlng dulv traveled four vears through these halls of learning we regretfullw take leave of our frlends and teachers leavlng those who wlll surely mlss our w1t and humor some of those qualxtles which have made our class the object of much discussed envv 19 We hereby leave all of our just debts lncludmg any which we mav have overlooked to the Iunlor Class and direct that they make lmmedxate payment as soon after our passing as mav be practl cable To Carolyn Coldthwalte Pat Anderson leaves her Offlce job Cook Kasaback Sklp Baynes leaves all hls hours spentSqu1rrel Huntlng o Francis Peterson Ronnle Bross leaves hls Shop Ablllty Charles Young Lee Chamberlaln leaves hls Band Posxtlon joe Plehuta Beverly Dalton leaves her A s 1n HISLOFY Shlrley Dykes Dolores Dalton leaves her Sarcastxc Remarks Harrlet Xlclflhatten LeRoy Dunn leaves hls uletness the 8th Grade Glrls Pat Erlckson leaves all the 8th Grade Doys ,lean Saxton Beverly Grubbs leaves her Engagement Rlng 0 Donna Pierce janet Hullngs leaves her Black Hair Rich Hanson Blll Irwm leaves hxs Desk ln Room 12 janet Wagner Georgia Lindsey leaves her manv Boy Frlends joan Peterson Sally 0 Leary leaves her ablllty to take a Teaslng Dlck Wenker Joe Pellegrino leaves hls Height ,IIITI Wllson George RICE leaves hls job as Vlr Smith s Rlght Hand Vlan Ruth Llttlefleld Barb Sadler leaves her Fllrtatlous Fyes janet Black ,llm Slater leaves his Llfe Shxrley Anderson Vlld Slater leaves her Roughness m Basketball Bonnie Felton Betty Stover leaves her Frlendshlp with Nllss Powell ,lack Haser Herman Weidner leaves hls WlttlHCSS Xlary I Blum Patsy Wexdner leaves her Football Aglllty We whose names are hereto subscrlbed do certlfy that on the day of January 8 1952 1 our presence and hearmg declared the same to be our last Wall and Testament and requested each of us to sign our names thereto as witness to the executlon thereof which we hereby dom the presence of the testator and of each other on the day of the date of the Sald wlll SENIOR CLASS gf Jbfdawfjfizew X77 9 Jr C-'df idx . . . v . - . 1 . J To A - . . . . U T . - . . . . . To -Q . . . . . To ' - , ' ' ' . To ' - ' . To ' C - ' Q ' . To ' - ' . To - ' . To Larry Fitzgerald-Bob Hedman leaves all his Football Equipment. T . - . . . To . - . . . . . To - . . I . . To - ' ' ' ' . To . - . . . . To . .. - . . u . , . . To . . - . . I . To - . . . . To . - . . f 0 To . - . . . . . To - . . . . i To J. - ' ' ' . , . , . , , .n V' H ff' 5, Q Z I UNIIIHS Bottom Row I toR F' lenchtenberger R llttlefleld J Slack f' Coldthwarte ,I Pxehuta S Slater H Schmldlen S Dykes ,I labesky T Valone Second Row ,I Wilson T Miller Nl Uloom ll Mclilhat ten ,I Saxton C' Nlchlanlgle C Nllller, R Hanson Top Rau. l Fltzgerald K' Newman R Wenker, M Anderson R Kasaback OFFICERS Sylvla Slater I resrlent Joe Prehuta Vice Prestlenl Carolyn Coldthwaxte Seen tary Helen Schmldlen Treasurer To begun the new year rlght the junior Class elected theu' officers who worked falthfully and wrlllngly Our class advisor, Xlrss lllchwalskv, appointed a hard WOl'lClHg group to our Ways and Vleans fommlttee, whlch conslsted of the followmg students lanet Slack, larrv Fitzgerald lean Saxton, llarrlett Xlcl' lhatten, Ronald Kasaback and Hlchard Babb l'he mam object of the JUFIIOYS was to sponsor a prom for the graduatlng Seniors a prom that would never be forgotten because of its gayety and enjoyment The class began to ralse funds for the prom by selllng programs at football games, schedule pencils and Christmas Cards After the llalloween parade, a party was also sponsored by the class Ns Sophomores, the juniors sold magazine subscrlptlons whnch gave them a fme start toward thelr fund Vlay our class contmue lt s success ln the future years' 19 , 4. .,' 4. 1 ' f , . J g - , 4. 1 , . , . t , . , . A, - 1' ft , - .. .' . , . ,A - , . ' , . , N H , H l 4 0 V.' A , 1. . K , . . , . . . L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' l , , A 0 , .. I K Q . . - . a. , : , J I , , . 1 ' . f . . . . . . , , - - r . - A A .. - l . n . , . SUPHU IQIHES Bottom Row L to R J enoer H Saba! F Jager, W Troutman J Redman C Cummm R Goldth wlito,N Jones N Frazxer Second Row D Peterson J Johnson J McM1llen J Vxncent g Gustafson C Rogers F Seamms D Andrews D Pnerce Tlurd Row P Irwln W Rxce R Kasaback J Peterson I hd, S. Campbell S. Hanson B Felton To Row J Ewxngs D Elmqmst K Camp J Carr F Peterson R Conquer J Lmdblade R Bell L 0 uell James Hedman Presldent Carmen Cummings Vxce President Rabat Coldthwalte Secretary Wlllxam Troutman Treasurer XJ Z - oFFlcERs PHESHME Bottom Row L toR J Lewxs M Howard C Valone S Weller P Rxtchle J Cashmere P Anderson P Huber G Rollxnger K Cn fxth Second Row J Nelson N Deuel J Verbosky B Campbell,C Pear son P Martm S Fair S Salsgxver Tlurd Row D Davxdson L McCla1n J Johnes J Edwards J Kasa back Top Row R Bloss C Young W Thomton R Zandl R Jagar C Peterson L Wagner H Moore J Weidner OFFICERS MlCkBy Watts Vice President Sonja Weller Secretary John Cashmere Treasurer 21 1 - -5 0 in 9 ' v ' I ' 9 ' ' ' 1 ' 9 D 9 . , . ' , . A ' . : . ' , . , . . , . . - , o . 7 u ' g 1 l u - .' s I g a , a p a g a ' f 5 O 9 ' 9 0 1 0 1 ' 1 0 a - 1 - I ' C Prudy Ritchie ........................ President EIBHTH GRADE Front Row L to R mans D Cochran, Borden K Daniels ,I Vxle L McCla1n W Huber M L Chambers B Burlingame S Whxlehxll L Dunn C Taylor T Sea- J Stanko Second Row P McFlhatlen M Thomas R Carlson, S Burcher E A N Henry ,I Sabot J Russ Thzrd Rau J Haser ,I Sadler R Mlko L Boardman D jones B Kolesar R l-loden ,I O Donnell A Mxhalko M Cashmere Fourth Row ,I Klpp F1 th Ron R McCullough T R Benson D labesky R Vashaw Bob Burlingame l uullf- l unn Craxg Taylor C Haxnes, N Andrews,f' Andrews A Hall J Wagner K Larson ,I Carlson C Callahan L Boardman Rockwell F Uber B Thornton D Snlvxs R Johnson P Cnfflth OFFICERS 1 Irvs: f Nmrvlnh Treasurer , . ..' o , n n , o ' , . D I g 0 , . . I Q .' . J' , . , o , . , . , . , . . ': . , . , . . , . . , . , . ., . , . , . , . , . . I 1 4. g u y 4 , - , . A . , ' 1 . , , . , , . . 50011 Whilehill ........... ,..... ....... I ' ff-vfifnl I .................. ,, ldv'-' fl nl , 3 .................... .... ' ' X SEVE TH SHADE Front Row L to R ,I Rogers, B Zandl, R Mlley H Mlller, ,I Hall ,I Huber Qecoml Row R Lxttle- held C Schuler I Schmxdlen P Alllng M Pnerson G Ellsworth J Watts J Sleeman G Pntock R Cochran B Ross D Boardman Thur' Ron N Urbanclc B Donaldson N ,Iones L Fdwards M Watts, ,I Trubxc V Frscus I Rxtchle E Hall M Caporalll S Anderson Fourth Ron ,I Petruney ,I Slater, R Frazier C Lelchlenberger G Andrews C VlcDowell D Damelson I Ewmgs T 'McNeal T Cash mere A Nlarfmk R Cregerson F1 th Rau C Camp 5 Heeter C Fxscus A Rolllnger L Nason,T back ,I Llndsey F' Ewxngs G Fitch, R Coy F Sxlvls, T Dunn ,I Whxte OFFICERS Bob Mlley President Becky Zandl Vzce Prestdent Howard Muller Secretary ,Ianet Hall Treasurer 23 , . .: . . ' . ' , . ' . , . . . : . ' .C ' ,, 'I' A , . ' I I! ' I A , , I . . 8 I l . 1 . .I l ,, .. u Rogelrs, 'Pf Hulings, 'B. Callahan, M. M. Smlth,.,I. Morgalf. .mrh4k0w'.- J. Andlfrsfln, H. Eawhfdg, M. Kasa: FUUTH LI, Bouam Row L zo R J Plehuta K Camp L Chamberjaxn R Hedman J Slate J Hedman R Kasa- back J Wrlson Second Row T Knsty J Ewm R Goldthwalte L Fitzgerald J Lmdblade D Elm qmst L Wagner D Srlvls R Santo Top Row Vashaw D Davrdson J Weidner R Bloss B Thom OD SCHEDULE THEY Unlon Cxty Rldgway Smethport Warren Reserves Otto Township Couclersport Port Allegheny Sugar Grove Although the football team wasn t too successful ID vnnmng thelr games thls year everyone worked hard and drd hrs best Lettermen for the season lnclude Bob Hedman Jim Slater Alan Baynes Lee Lhamberlain Larry Fxtz gerald Jlm Wllson Joe Piehuta Ronnie Kasaback Jlm Hedman David Elmquxst Kenneth Camp Jim Lmd blade Bud Goldthwarte Lours Wa er and Mickey Watts. Co-Captaxns this year were Bo Hedman and Jlm Slater next year Jlm Wxlson and Larry Fitzgerald 4 W- f www' Y: .,. .:.' ,.. ,.. ',.. ,.. ,.. ,- , . . ' : . , . ss, . r . I , . , . - - , I g . I , o e f o y u g o 1 0 , a ' I . WE 0 D' ' 41 0 33 12 St. Marys 39 13 53 13 13 13 ' 54 13 45 19 52 40 13 123 343 0 FIJIJTBALL Bottom Row, L. to R.: K. Camp, J. Hedman, D. Elm- ist, B. Troutman, M. Watts. Second Row: R. Hedmm, 3:7-Captain, J. Slater, Co-Captain, A. Bayfnes, L. nt rald Piehuta J Wilson R Qxamberlain, L. F' zge , J. , . , . Kasaback. Top Row: Coach Santo, Assistant Coach Kristy . ASKETBALI. 3 Ax Furs! Row L to R ManagerR Bloss D Davidson J Nelson D Elmquxst R Goldthwaxte L Wagner Coach T Knsty Second Row Assistant Manager S Wiutehxll M Watts ,I Llndblade K Camp F Seaman W Thornton The Sheffield High School Wolverines closed lhexr regular season with a record of 10 wma and 10 losses Letterman for the season mclude Captain Larry Fitzgerald Dick Wenker Bob Hedman Jerry Cir Charles Newman Dawnd Gustafson and Joe Piehuta VARSITY BASK ETBALL SCHEDULE Tionesta Youn gsvil le Smeth port Smethport Youngsville Tionesta Warren Johnsonburg St Muys Wilcox Emporium Kane Ridgway Johnsonburg St Marys Wilcox Emporium Kane Ridgway Horton Town ' Playoff ship THEY WE 58 41 38 31 33 35 Warren 35 51 41 33 55 39 47 44 41 45 37 45 . 35 34 39 47 50 36 26 56 47 58 44 38 . 65 68 53 38 43 32 45 65 45 56 ' 44 41 I THAMUHAL5 Bovs CHAMPS Front T 'Vlclieal ,I Sleeman J Haser G Front B Hoden 'Vl Watts D Davldson A Andrews Bock R Cochran W Johnson G MlkHlk0 Blick R KOICSBI' J Ewmgs B Ellsworth J Exley Burlmgame GIRLS INTRAMURAL STANDING AS OF MARCH 1 1952 Won Lost Tled Percent Stover Wei dner Lln dsey Slater Dalton Erlckson 28 EHEEHLEAIJEHS , X max1XH1 S W ' . P-We L. to R.: F. Jager, H. Sabat, P. Erickson, B. Dalton. B . sxack' D' 'g4.5.E.:..?. MAJ UH 0955 v . xlc ET we E AND 1 3-11:1-I1-I s t3?Z?Q BAND Bottom Row L to R J Haser L Dunn L Boardman W Huber M Slater H Schmidlen S OLeary J Vile, C Taylor Second Row N Andrews B Campbell C Young J Kasaback S Hanson R Cslson ,I Sleernan Top Row G Rice J Vincent P Griffith F' Uber G Fitch M Beck S Campbell C Newman With the opening of school last fall one heard the strains of When Those Sheffield Boys G0 Form in Line coming from the side lawn of the school Yes the band was once again practxcm for their half-time performances at all our home football games and out-of-town games It wasn t always fun out there in the swelterlng heat but it was worth it. For every home game the Band always made the letters for the opposing team and performed various other stunts at half-time Every fall for the past four years the band has sponsored llomecomin Day and the bl dance that night Of course we had to supervise the election of the queen an her attendants he re- sult was that three very pretty girls Patty Erickson queen and Barham Sadler and Madeline Slater as attendants were chosen by the students The parade consisting of the floats from each homeroom was led by the High School Band The winners of the contest were the Sophomores who had a very patriotic float depictin the Spint of 76 At half-time to the music of Onward Sheffield the band began our marc down the field Our first fomiation was a W for Warren then coming across the field we made an S Following this came P. E ' for our queen To the tune of 'lf I Knew You Were Comm , l'd A Baked A Cake a huge cake with four candles, re- presenting the fourth Annual Homecoming, was made in the middle of the field Another very clever formation was a lar e revolving wheel. Halloween ni t found e band members all masked and Hraring to go. Minus a few squeaks here and there ltoo dark to read musicl everyone had a hilarious time. At the time this was written, a Spring Concert by the band and choir combined was being planned. 30 MIXED CHUIH rv' A-L 1 if TJ' f' 5' heated L to R J Labesky P Weidner ,I Edwards C Cummings P Rltchre B Stover Standmg Furs: Row S OLeary H Schmldlen P Irwm B Sadler M Slater H McEIhatten J Saxton S Slater N Jones C Goldthwarte L Wn t Second Row S Cam bell S Farr G Rice L Chamberlam H Weldner ,I Wilson J Bross P Martin B Dalton Thzrd Row Babb C Newman B Hedman A Baynes ,I Vin cent J Hedman M Anderson D Gustafson R Kasaback R Wenker Many a time this past year the students of S H S have heard the voices ofthe angelic choir members floatmg throu h the school Of course they sounded much better when they were blended together under Mr Wn t s direction As soon as footbal season was over the choir began to work diligently for their Chnstmas program The Chnstmas Music Festival was held on Wednesday December 19 lt consisted mam ly of Fred Waring arran ements of well known Christmas songs The following Wann numbers were sung Winter Won erland A Musical Christmas Card The First Chnstmas and the old favorite Twas The Night Before Chnstmas The audience contributed their share of en tertaxnment by sin ing Chnstmas carols A beautiful cantata The Wondrous Story by H R Perry was the fina rendition by the cholr In January the choir received an invitation from the Boy Scout Council to appear at the Boy Scout Banquet in Warren on January 30 A nicely vaned program was presented at the banquet They sang Winter Wonderland and Give Me Your Tired Your Poor This song is the 1n- scnption at the base of the Statue of Liberty and is from the musacal Miss Llberty ' Their last number a s are dance Country Style set every one s foot a ta pin When District OCCDSICB rolled around this year we found the entire c oir competing. This past school year has been one of the most active the choir has ever had. 31 2 3 Q? KE Z 4 . ' if 4 r.-1 -,Ap ,4 ' . , 4' 4 R W ,Tl .,, 2 I-11 tt :U if 1 a 8 V . A 1 'Z' 1 N, H ' r up ,W pw' xi-ni-nm 1 A N 0 1 if 145, , ,,.,,1f ff- -1.4 , . .ft My 'L Y. , iii? 6 W6 vi W2 ' 4- wt . QS Q 'Q ,C-1 x-:Iv Q xvltx f W Q, Q. ex :S t Q 'kw- XX -f zz.: V N5-W ... wh 7 LAX 41? 6 'Ns Q , ,lun Airgas' F'-. .1 ' Q Q E? ,vi Yflfl 12? 5 f' fm ' 4 H392 5 53 V'-J .r . . I - ,, 4-.- ,L . ' iff - rv ' I l . ' ' Wg .w - ,ti 1? 'W cf 'I I ' 1 5 . u 3 . . -.gn 6' Tiff!! I ., S-xx: 1 7' 2 If fl. .aw Navy? if .ue 'vw M v. aL .Wi 'k'5ii A2,L-.Y ,, tj - 'WM ' .LE AJ, 5. gfwiz:g,Ay2 Qiq,m1q.'Q':a12f,fvyf:fw W bv.-2 ,,.k L. ' ' ' .. f7 fA,f f fx. I . W x. M--v f 7 kK?'fkTfk kk E Ziff-S S M ff fab, 'N nw, .E .,..,.,.-...Z ., I f K 1 9 I v X '93 A' A DF , 2 9 It T HI TIMES Ja' 'T ,gl 'off fi 4 1 Front Row L to R J Cashmere F ,Iagar H Schmrdlen S OLeary S Slater P Weidner Back Row C Cummings J Saxton Mrs Mlller Advzsor G Rice N Hedman R Kasaback ,I W1lson When the school year started the H1 TlmES Staff decldea that they would llke to publish thelr own paper and present It free of charge to the students every two weeks Thanks to the untlrmg efforts of 'Vlrs Vllller the staff advisor the new undertaklng achieved success lt meant many more hours of work on the part of the staff members but when the tlme came around for the social get togethers of the group those hours of work were worthwhile Thls year s staff lncluded Seniors Edltor Sally O Leary Assistant Edltors Madeline Slater and Patsy Weldner and Juniors Ronald Kasaback ,lean Saxton Helen Schmldlen Slyvla Slater and Jim Wllson Sophomores were Jerrlea m Cashmere and Carmen Cummings with Freshman Francls ,Iagar Typlsts Dolores Dalton and Bob Hedman 'Vllmeographer George Rlce The staff wish to thank thelr advxsor Vlrs 'Vhller Vlr Smlth for the use of the mlmeograph machme MISS Swanson for provldlng the extra necessxtxes that go mto puhllshlng our llttle paper and the student bodv as a whole for readmg our publlcatlon lrlay the future years he as successful as this first one was 35 A I Tlll HI Y F urs: Row L to R D Dalton B Stover, P Anderson B Sadler Second Row T Valone C Coldthwalte ,I Saxton C Cummings E Lelchtenberger N Jones Advisor Mrs Gustafson G Lindsey B Dalton C McMan1gle P Weidner OFFICERS Dolores Dalton President Betty Stover Vice President Barbara Sadler Secretary Patty Anderson Treasurer This year gave rise to a new club for the senior high girls, the Tri-Hi-Y. The object of the Tri-Hi-Y sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., is to help promote the Christian standard of living in the school, church: and the home. The Tri-Hi-Y club planned many successful events. On January 24, eleven girls of Sheffield High were inducted into the Tri-Hi-Y. The Induction was held in Bethany Lutheran Church. The advisor of this group is Mrs. Dorothy Gustafson. 30 OG Fsrst Row L to R C MCM8l1l8l8 B Stover J Hnlrngs D Dalton G Llndsey B Felton Second Row T Valone ,I Peterson E Lerchtenberger OFFICERS Betty Stover President Janet Hulrngs Vsce President Dolores Dalton Secretary Mary L Blum Treasurer Theresa Valone Song Leader Elalne Lelchtenberger Reporter The Sheffield Chapter Future Homemakers of America celebrated its fifth brrthday thrs year The xrls met every other Thursday ln the Home Economics Room Some actlvrtres included the annual foot all ban uet and the Chnstmas arty Elaine Lerchtenberger represented Sleffleld s F H A as the candidate for t e Livestock Queen w lle Betty Stover entered the Apple Pan Dowdy Contest Miss Ruth Powell IS advlsor of this group 37 IIHAMATIIIS Brother Goose a comedy ln three acts was presented the evening of November 16 'I'he play was v ly directed by Mrs Eisenhauer All scenes of the play took place In the Adams living room, ll the mi westem town of Adnton A cast was selected by Mrs. Eisenhaner from grades ten eleven and twelve Jeff Brother Goose Carol one of the flock Wes one of the flock Hyacinth one of the flock Helen the mind who quits Peggy who comes to the rescue Eve a southem charmer Sarah a colored maxd Lenore who has plans Mrs Tremmer of the Wee Blue lnn Truck Dnver who IS plenty mad Prompter Stage Manager Richard Babb Helen Sdamldlen Rxchsd Wenker Pat Weidner ltasll nsaback Barbara Sadler lvla Slater Joan Labesky Georgxa Lindsey Shxrley Hanson James Vmcent Betty Stover Welcome Rice :ji S- It nes. M' Slew L. fo A, B97 Rh- C B Dillon' ' Young no R' ' ' B- Sz L - 0 O.Le,yy. ver, S. Eamon YU TH IIE TEH This year the Youth Center euly in the school year promoted a long pro sed idea of buying a phono- graph bydplanning a tag day. This netted approximately eighty dollars from wgilch was purchased the phono- ga h an some new records. lgances were held nearly every two weeks, and a variety of floor shows were presented during the year. The dances this year were better attended than in most of the ears previous. The officers were: President Madeline Slater, Vice-Presidlent Sally 0'Leary, Secretary Alan Haynes, Treasurer Bill Irwin, and Beverly Dalton, Bookkeeper. The Youth Center is a fine accomplishment for the students of Smeffield High School. The senior class wish the best of luck to next year's class. We also want to give credit to the very able and conscientious advisor, Miss Richwalsky. O Y'.' 39 HUMEEUMINB IIUHU ATIU 'D ff L to R Attendant M Slater Queen P Erickson Attendant B Sadler Standmg B Cummmgs 1950 Queen On October 6 1951 the flfth annual Homecomxng Day was sponsored by the Sheffield H1 h School Band A parade was held recedxng the football game between Warren Hugh Seconds and Sheffxe d Hlgh School Dunug the arade f oats were ludged by Roy Carlson and Eddie Moore Room 13 was VICIOIIOUS wlth thexr depiction o the Spun of 76 ln the evening a dance was held ln the gymnasium with muslc fumlshed by Gall Graham s orchestra At mtermxssxon txme MISS Bernlce Cummings Queen of 1950 crowned Miss Patty Erickson Queen for 1951 and presented attendants Miss Madellne Slater and Mass Barbara Sadler wxth beautlful colonial bouquets The three girls were chosen from the Senior class and were beautifully attxred ID white pink and blue formals Thanks to the coo ratlon of all band members and the hard work of thelr advnsor Mr Wnght the Home- coming wa termed t e most successful as yet and may the celebratxons xn future years be ones that our alumni will be most pleased to attend '47 X 41 L :il In ' 'Q' 4 1 .- 1: J gr-:sf . ,. a W I I, 4 ,' , ' s l I' X1 'J - S f jo :FV , ic., 4 I . , Q lim, , A . ..' u , u I , a n D .' . , . . , .. . 3 . . . 1,?,,ra., , . y . . . . . . . . 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Third Row: Room 22, Room 24. Fourth Row: Room 7, Room 23. yi ' 3-f f . 5 Q SSEMBLIES Thus year, as ln prevlous years the students of S H S were glven a variety of pro grams for assemblies Included ln this were the pald assemblles from the Antrlm Bureau We have had educational films and others Of course we all grumbled and groaned when the educational fllms were shown but I thlnk we derived more from them than we actually thought we dld Our flrst assembly from the Antrlm Bureau was a comedy The Patsy presented by the Demson Players It really was hxlarxous and had everyone rolllckmg ln thelr seats It also fumxshed plenty of snappy remarks to be put ln use by the students later on The week of October 17 being Pennsylvania Week lt was naturally approprlate to show the students a fllm dealing with the natural beauty resources and other Important facts concerning the Keystone State Along wxth the fllm members of the Warren ,Iumor Chamber of Commerce helped us to become better acquainted with our state flag and seal It may have cleared up a mystery as to what IS on our class rlngs l belleve several of our 8th grade boys wlll remember October 19 as the day we were entertained by the Trampoline Stars For a whlle lthought someone was golng to hlt the celllng no not the 8th grade boys but the performers themselves The movle shown us ln November, Amencan Portrait left us with a wonderful feel mg Even though many of our ancestors have never done anythlng very spectacular we know they have ln thelr own way contrlbuted somethmg to make our country what lt IS After seeing the movie about Yellowstone Park narrated by Ted Parkinson, I actually felt that I had seen at least a part of that natlonally famous park Most of you will agree that the best movle we saw last year was One fod shown to us by 'Vlr Burgess the Tn H1 Y representatlve All of us have dlfferent rellglons and wor- shlp God ln many dlfferent ways but the mam thlng IS that we worship one and only one o The Chrlstmas splrlt ln school was further added to by the Vllxed Cholr s rendltlon of Chnstmas favorites such as Twas the Wight Before Chrlstmas and Wlnter Wonder- an Before Chrlstmas vacatlon began we enloyed seelng and hearlng four lovely Vlarlmba players We heard not only classical muslc but also the latesthlts Among their numbers were included The Sabre Dance 'Vlelaguena and the Lullaby of Broadway Through the movle On the Alr we learned a llttle of the history of the ploneer broadcasting Pittsburgh KDKA and of the flrst radio sets We can clearly realize what a wonderful convenience radlo IS after having seen that fllm On January 21 we were all kids again and enjoyed the NlcCrea Vlarxonettes presentatxon of the Greatest Show on Earth lt still amazes me how they can work the right strmgs and not get confused We had the prlvllege of hearlng the cholr agaln ln January It was the program they had worked so dlllgently to prepare for the Boy Scout Banquet m Warren As you can easlly see by thls llttle review we have had some exceptlonally good as semblles So let s not forget thls lmportant part of our school life . . . . . , a 4 a ' . . . . . . . . ' 1 1 n ' ' 46 11 1 1 . . . - u - 71 - - 1 1 - as 17 . . . ' 1 . . . . . ... , . . . gg . - 11 . r , - ' 1 . 1 . - - as 11 1 . Q , ' ' 0 G d. . . . . X . . g . . - - as - - 11 as - 1 A I d 11 - I P 0 - as 11 ss 9l as V7 , . . - as . 11 - - as - 97 - Ill 1 1 1 . 1 H 7, . . . . . . . . 1 - - . .f . . 1 VARSITY P HTY A-n.., ,i-11' l Ou- 'll' 9p :af On Februsy 14 1952 the mothers of the semor boys on the football team prepared a dellclous spaghettl dmner for all the team members and faculty Sixteen pounds of spa- ghetn were used to feed the hungry group The senior mothers who prepared the dinner were Mrs Hebert Carlson Mrs Robert Baynes Mrs Wayne Qlmhfllll and Mrs George Slater 'wwf -si' li H I ., '4 xi . All A v 'iz 4' A W? t l a t i 1 kP 7.j..' 1 ' -.Lsf , C I' 1. ,- , v , ' I U ' : . , . , . 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' ' ,f f Z V ' 5 ' ' f 4 A'-A , 5 WZ: A L 1 ivy Q Q A . ii F , 4' - V 7 6 A Q -5 5 dx Q ' ' -Q' ,A X f 'M' 1 ' - B I U g .V I , 'Ym ,AZ w F n , Q D A r , .... f e x A V 9 ' A f - 'av ,.., '54 ' ' lm 5 fy' 3 - .IQ A , . 1' f f ' , , ' QM4 a , T , , . 4, V L' X P!-ITHIJ S UF THE 1952 WHL EIII E SHEFHELD Allen Dr J A Angle s Restaurant Anundson Constructlon Company Baynes Hardware Company B 81 E Style Shop Brdwell Beauty Shoppe Borden Funeral Home Bowlaway Cxty Market Cochran Company john G C 0 Ryberg Grocery Cuth bertson Variety Store Elmer E Day Parnt Store Epstem Levr Store Forest Vrew Roller Rmk Home Telephone Company Inez Beauty Salon ,Iagar s Fllllllg Station jones Chevrolet Incorporated Keller Insurance Agency L Newburg 81 Son McM1llen Lumber 81 Supply Company Mm s Service Statlon New Shaw House O Connor Machine Shop Olson Electric Company P Y Peterson Brothers Qualrty Cash Stores Rader Insurance Agency Rexall Drug Store Sheffreld Heating Sr Plumbing Sheffleld Qmllty Cleaners Sheffleld Paint 8: Wallpaper Sheffreld Pharmacy Sheffleld Shoe Hospital Sheffield Supply Company Sleffreld Variety Store Sheffield Water Company Sherm s Barber Shop Sherwood Hotel Stover s Servlce Statlon Sweet Shoppe Taylor Dr C E Tot Andrews Dress Shoppe Wallick Dr Edward ,I Wexser s Service Statxon Whrte Lunch Yutze Dairy KANE WARREN A Frxend A 8: P Super Market Betty Lee Bert s Women s and Chlldren s Apparel Blekarck MUSIC House Hown s Boot Shop C Beckley Danlelson Carter Shoes E D Everts Hardware Company Falrehrld lr Rapp Machxne Company Gaugxn s Drug Store Ceracxmos Home Spun Inn Grace Aberg s Graham Rex Watch Maker Hoagvall Hzdware Ideal Bakery james Jewelers Jean Carol Hat Shop Lester Shoe Compan Metzger Wnght Company Miller Shop Mohr Pnntery Mostert s Bakery Pangbom Yam and Grft Shop Pennsylvania Gas Company Penn Restaurant Pnntz Company Incorporated Rellable Furnlture Company Ruby s Yam 8: Art Shop State Diner Stem s Stokes Studlo Struthers Wells Company Style Shop Texas Lunch Tumer Radlo Shop Valentlne Nels 81 Son Vxrg Ann Flows Shop Walker Creamery Products Warren Busmess School Warren Heatxng and Plumbmg Warren Tunes Mrrror Watt Offlce Supply Webster George D Optometrist Wendelboe N K Company Broadbent 81 Strteler Company Brown s Boot Shop Knapp and Llndhome Servlce Station Larson George A Jeweler Leed s Stoll s Dry Goods Store Suzanne Shop 48 l f I I 9 ' 1 , . . .Y . . t ' , , . . . 1 . Y 1 dy, u I , 9 - , 0' M' Bee' Com an Picketts Hardware Company D , - 1 ' - . . . 9, . . .' ' ' '