Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

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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

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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

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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 . ' . . , H ,, . . . . . , . , , I 0 1 Q , 1 - . , Q . - ' as - Q1 - . . . . . . . , . . . . - 1 . . . . . . . , . - - u 11 ' 1 - . . . . . . , . - ' ' ' 1 1 . - . . as 11 - ' ' . . . . U ,, . ' 1 - - ll - 11 . J . H . ,, . . . I . . -1 t . . . 4 . . I 1 0 - . U . ,, . . . . ' 1 1 . . , . . . . . , . , ll - H . , ,, . . . . Y . . o ol Q 1 . . K - ' 1 . . 1 ' 4 . . . . , . 1 , . . . .