Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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N, N - su... a 'S-4L ,5 y r V W Of '90 I 1 ' 0 Rae W' 6 3 Q 1Nk!q,'f,,'Z3-L X xgfsifvv-7s.,,-E,4-1,gf1 is! 4-Lise-ac s Ti.. args-f,,x FOREWORD The Allegheny Natxonal Forest ns one of the 152 Natronal Forests tn the United States Alaska and Puerto Rxco The Allegheny Forest was establrshed by the proclamatnon of Presxdent Coolrdge on September 24 1923 The boundaries of the forest encompass ap proxtmately three quarters of a mrllxon acres of whtch one half mtlllon are publxc owned Recreatlonal facllltxes wlthrn the forest are many and varred There are scenlc drives hrkmg tratls prcnxckmg areas camprng areas and huntmg swxmmmg and flshrng Spots espectally developed for public enjoyment are Cook Forest Loleta Twxn Lakes Heart s Content, Kelly Ptnes Allegheny Sandstone Sprmgs Kennedy Springs and Morrrson Run In addruon, the State of Pennsylvanra has a newly constructed park Chapman Dam on the upper Txonesta Heart s Content and Cook Forest are the few remammg places where you can walk beneath trees untouched by man s axe and saw This vtrgm tlmber area IS set astde permanently by the Forest Setvxce that people mxght marvel at these remnants of Penn s once great woods One of the outstanding features of the Allegheny Nattonal Forest ts nts abundance of wtldlrfe and game The Allegheny rs rated as one of the best huntlng grounds tn the east ern United States Sxx hundred sixty mtles of roads serve sportsmen during hunung and ftslung seasons, as well as the many lovers of nature who drive through this sceruc won derland durtng the year A trout rearing statron bmlt by the Forest Servnce and operated by the United States Fxsh and Wtldlnfe Servxce, ns maxntamed on Farnsworth Run Shef freld, because of nts loeatton an the heart of the Allegheny Nattonal Forest, was selected as the Northern Ranger Dnstnct Headquarters To hunters from surroundrng states and countxes Sheffield IS truly a Sportsman's Paradtse. The Wolverxne wxshes to acknowledge the service rendered by the Forest Servlce nn supplymg the woodland photographs appearxng on our insert pages We are partxcularly grateful to Mr Don E. Taft of the Warren office, and Mr Larry Stotz of the Sheffneld offtce of the Forest Servrce for their fme cooperation tn securmg these pictures and the Nattonal Forest map used on the msrde cover spread. ffm f b r S xX X, L fl an XQ- T ' COT: in ' 5 F7 ' . I f A' K T1 in 4 'F Xfa Z, , 'A f 'A f A l qv? 1 A N f X f .1 ' f e I 'UA ' , X f 3 ,. I 1 tb ,nfl firvf , Q ll, R ' xx . 3,2 ga F- 5 t X 24, 1141? V' t 1 -,Q X, XX 1 QQ r g ,r ' ' r ' , i 4-1 i , jj-:k g Fr' g A, I . 1 ' I , A f'. 'ZA' ' 1'-T, f fa 'ir ' -1 , f ' W M 1 5' ' .5 C dv- .sf H 'T S fl V -'V , , IQ la I Sw f -4 fav, js-, f -Z, if-'-E' 1 2 N 's Q 1 , ,A , , , f . . 7 f .W lf ' 27' ' ff l W-gEtRR,t Sq' W 5 '11 ' ' 'L 'a fs. fs' -A . .r f ' 5 ,. - -- -ag 'fo . fl J 2104 ' ' X4-x if f ,f r l v'f '-C - '- . N ,. 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Krlsty, an outstandmg teacher whom we all admxre and respect for hrs work at Sheffreld Hrgh School. SCHOOL BOARD f-ll-YQ L to R Handeyude Cuma Blau Mclxllea, Sadler O F F IC E RS President E F Blur Vxce President Donald Curun Secretary W W McM1llen Treasurer Frank Handeysnde ACULTY Frost Rau, L to R 'I' Kristy, ll. Rxchvslsky B Gustafson, I Svsasou, A. Yhuehill L Tgylq, 0 Brown Back Row R Ssnto, B Sluth, R Idler, Prmcnpsl L 0 Eiscshsuer, I Eiseshsuer, V Chsnberlsm, L 'nght L 0 EISENHAUER BRUCE A SMITH Scxence Hsstory WAYNE CHAMBERLAIN Htstory Socuzl Studzes RALPH SANTO Stsencc Geography Physacal Educatton LOREN WRIGHT Huuc THOMAS KRISTY lndu-:tual Arts MARY 1 RICHVALSKY Ph s teal Educatson ngltsh French 8 BETTY GUSTAFSON School Nurs e RUTH T MILLER Englash Latm Lzbrary MARTHA EISENHAUER Mathemancs Gnudancc MAE SWANSON School Se are tary ARLENE YHITEHILL Home Economics ORRIS BROWN C ommerc Lal Principal, Mathematics l fx f MERLE 'ALTER ANDERSON Squirrel Modest. The mildeu manners and the gentlest heart. Industrial Ana. Bora December 15, 1933, at Sheffield, nov lives oa Kane Road. Band 1, 23 Glee Club lg Mixed Oxorua 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, 23 Class Treasurer 2. MARY LOUISE BLUM Louise Quiet. Her quiet ways will win her a place. Home Economics. Born November 25, 1935, at Sheffield, nov lives at 229 Cra.ry Avenue. Glee Club 1, 2, 39 Volverette 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1. , Q Z.. RICHARD RODGER BABB Bubbles Unusual. By words it can't be shown, but his presence is always known. General. Born November S, 1933, at Mayburg, now lives at Truemans. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 49 Intramural Basketball 25 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Class Secretary 2, Vice- President 15 Dance Club 1, 2. 'Ku JANYCE MARIE BROSS ulanien Good-nalured. Says little but 'I pleases all. General. Born September 9, 1935, at Sheffield, now lives at 63 Keystone Avenue. X l Glee Club 1' Mixed Chorus 2 3' F H A 1 4 lntramural Basketball 1 'Y Q K Tx - s 1 X ff ' NJ r- ' X 'NX f K X ffl faux X X SHIRLEY ANN DYKES Clshirlll ff if it-1 1, LAWRENCE BERNARD FITZGERALD uldarryn Mischievaus. And seem a saint when most lplay the devil. Classical. Born May 20, 1935, at Sheffield, now lives at Roystone. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Wolverine 45 Wolverette 35 Football 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Captain 3g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 1, 25 Class President 2, Vice-President 4. ,V ,. ,Le HARRY RICHARD HANSON llsqueekfl Teasing. ConlenlmenL is bliss. General. Born july 16, 1935, at Shef- field, now lives at 104 Van Ettan Avenue. Wolverette 49 Basketball 2, 35 Intramural Basketball lg Stage Manager 2. 3 1 inquisitive. Knowledge is gained through questions aslted.' Classical. Born july 6, 1935, at Warren, now lives at 200 Pickering ' Street. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Wolverine 4, Wol- verette 35 Dance Club 1, 25 Youth Cen- ter Bookkeeper 4, Treasurer Senior Class 4. CAROLYN GRACE GOLDTHWAITE llspeedyll School-Spirited. Short and sweet, but very neat. Commercial. Born june 22, 1935, at Kane, now lives at 50 Mill Street. Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Wol- verette 3, 45 Wolverine 3, 4, Wolverine Assistant Editor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 45 Dance Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 35 Youth Center Sec- retary 4. CENIORS 11,6 -3' RONALD LAWRENCE KASABACK ucookn Aggressive, We would not forget him i we could, we could not forge! himi we would. Classical. Born December 3, 1935, at Sheffield, now lives at 511 Center Street. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Hi- Times 3, 45 Wolverine 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Basketball 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 45 Class Presi- dent 1, Secretary 4. llllegllla , I 4 'Ei- ELAINE C. LEICHTENBERGER Delaney Lovable. She has enough who is content. ' ' Home Economics. Born March 18, 1936, at Brookston, where she still re aide s. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wolverette 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 49 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4, Play Cast 45 Class Secretary 1, F.H.A. Treasurer 2, Reporter 3. r O fTv0'. , I -! AV r, i f- f f' il IOAN ELAINE LABESKY foanie Carefree. From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. Commercial. Born August 16, 1935, at Sheffield, now lives at 57 Deerlick Street. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Wolverine 3, 4, lntra- 3g 49 Editor-in-Chief 4, Wolveretze 39 mural Basketball 1, 2, Manager Dramatic Club 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 45 Office Assistant 4, Dance Club 1, 2. 'sv' N, F .-5 f wif' g 2 fa RUTH ANN LITTLE FIELD IlDuCk71P Bashful. Her cheerful smile and bashful ways will carry her successfully through all of her days. General. Born December 27, 1935, at Porkey, where she still resides. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wol- verette 4. WN if , x f CONSTANCE LOUISE MCMANIGLE Connie Flirtatious. A cheerful life devoid of care, a happy laugh heard every- where. Home Economics. Born December 5, l934, at Clarendon, now lives at 102 West Main Street. Glee Club l, 2, 33 Wolverette 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 34 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 1, 25 F.l'l.A. Secretary 3, President 4. 'L HARRIET MAIX1cELHA'I'TEN Boom Happy. Can't say she's quiet, can say she's fun. Boom's witty humor tickles everyone. Classical. Born November 6, 1935, at Clarendon, now lives at Roystone. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Wolverine l, 2, 3, 45 Wolverette 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 49 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4, Play Cast 45 Dance Club 1, 2. CHARL ES AUGUSTUS NEWMAN ROBERT WILLIAM PATCH ..B0b., ltrceplional, Appears to knou only this, never lo fail nor fall. Classical. Born May 4, l935, at Warren, now lives at 89 Mill Street. Attended Warren lligh School until his Senior year. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball lg Track 2, 3, Letterman 3, Dramatic Club lg Hi'Y President 2, Activities at Sheffield High: Basketball 4, Mixed Chorus 4. ,E-ZZKNQ Chuck Argumentative. Only by discussion does he prove his point. Classical. Born May l0, 1935, at Warren, now lives at 208 West Main Street. Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Foot- ball 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 45 Intramural Basketball lg Dramatic Club 2, Play Cast 2, Stage Manager 4. l -Z IOSEPH ANTHONY Pl-E HUTA ulocar Athletic. Love all, Lrusl few, do wrong to none. General. Born April 17, 1935, at Shef- field, now lives at 48 Deerlick Street. 'olverette 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 2, 3, 49 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Class Treasurer I, Vice'President 2, 3. JEAN IONIL SAXTON Jean Friendly The only way to have rtends is to be one Classical. Born April 8, 1935, gr Sheffield, now lives on Kane Road. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 45 Hi-Times 3, 4, Wolverine 34, HELEN MARIE SCHMIDLEN if verette 33 Intramural 4, Dramati IQ Dance b 2, dent 4 riyitk Smal Studiou. Smart as a whip, sharp a az back, she'll never slip or be .r bm.-y Classical. Born November 18, 193 , ff at Sheffield, now lives at 3 Vest Main 'X Street. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Wolverine 3, 4, Wolverette 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man l, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Play CII! 3, 45 Dance Club 1, 29 Youth Cen- ter Treasurer 49 Hi-Times Editor 4, Class Treasurer 3. JANET ARLENE SLACK lljanii Temferamental. lt's nice to be natura , when you're naturally nice. General. Born September 22, 1934, at Kane, nov lives at 7 Mill Street. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 75 Wolverine 3, 4, Uolverette 35 F.H.A. 4, Vice-President 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Lette ' ce , . rman 2, 3, 4, Dan Club 1 95-hh .W Lu f.-1, - 2,9 ,1- - s S, X F 'fx- r X SYLVIA KATHRYN SLATER llsisil Pleasant. A good natue is one of the rarest gifts. Classical. Born january 21, 1936, at Warren, nov lives at Roystone. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, THERESA MARIE VALONE llshorqil Witty. Shorty excels in snappy comebacksf' Home Economics. Born October 31, 1935, at Warren, nov lives at Barnes. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Songleader 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Yol- verette 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 1, 2, Dramatics Prompter 4. Z . ' 43 Hi-Times 1, 2, 3, 4, Wolverine 2, 3, 4, Wolverette 2, 39 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 43 Class President 3, Secretary 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3. K Mk Ml ,I ff' ,Ulf W , v Y RJWSF ily +1 411 I - JAMES EDYARD 'ILSON Willie Easy goin . 'Why should the devil have all the ffm. General. Born january 18, 1935, at Tidioute, nov lives at 16 Vest Main Street. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Hi-Times 3, 43 'ol- veriae 3, 43 Football 3, Letterman 33 Intramural Basketball 2, Dramatic Club 2, Play Cast 2. .uw fl, 1. R THE HEFFIELD STAR SHEFFIELD MAN RECEIVES PROMINENT POSITION IN WASHINGTON Mr R L Kasaback was today made head of the G D U lGarbage Drsposers Untonj He wtll leave for Washrngton the frrst of October to assume hrs dutres SHEFFIELD GIRL RECEIVES AWARD Miss Sylvra Slater a promrsrng young poet has recerved the award for the best amateur poem of the year Mrss Slater started her career whrle ID S H S and ts sttll wrttrng poems when she feels ltke rt Here ts the poem that won her national acclatm as a buddrng poet Mary Had A Little Lamb FAMJYS ASTRONOMER TO REVEAL STARTLIJG DISCOVERY TODAY Prof joseph A Ptehuta well known rn the freld of Astronomy wtll today reveal the startling answer to the questron that troubled htm all through hrs high school career What happens when an rrreststrble force meets an immovable obyect? For the answer tune rn W C K Y Cm MIRACLE OPERATION SAVES PROMINENT SHEFFIELD MAN Dr H M Schmldlen the famous woman surgeon today performed a mlracle operation that saved the lrfe of General Squeek Hanson of the U S Arr Force after the plane he was flymg on a secret mtssron was forced to make an emergency landmg The patient ts doing remarkably well and rs expected home for a 10 day leave startmg next week LOCAL BOY SIGNS WITH ALL AMERICAN BLACKHEADS Larry Fitzgerald who rs much rn demand by all the basketball teams rn the country has ftnally come to a decrston He has sxgned wrth the A11Amencan Blackheads for a period of three years Local Mass Returns from European Tour Mrss janet Slack formerly of Sheffield has just returned to the Unxted States after two months abroad She drd so well gettrng ads for her high school yearbook that she was offered a positron on one of New York s leading news papers Her trrp abroad was for the purpose of promotron of her paper SOCIETY Annual Sadle Hawltms Ball To Be Held September I7 The annual Sadre Hawktns Day Ball rs to be held Saturday Thrs ts the ume of year for each gal to snag her man Those on the commrttee are Mary Louxse Blum Connre McMan1gle janyce Bross Ruth Lrttlefxeld, and Elarne Lexchtenberger Come on grrls! Mr and Mrs Saxton Announce Engagement of Daughter Mr and Mrs Saxton today announce the engagement of their daughter jean to Ntck Hedman Both are graduates of S H S Mrss Saxton rs also a graduate of Hamot Hosprtal School of Nursing tn Erre No date has yet been set for the weddrng ENTERTAINMENT Now showrng at the local theater rs Warner Brothers Love rn Bloom starrtng Drck Babb Merle Anderson rs booked to appear rn the opera The Desert Song which wrll be playxng tn New York from September 20 to Bmhs Mr and Mrs Jrm Wtlson lshe s the former Carmen Cummmgsj announce the btrth of two parrots, four parakeets, and stxteen canarres at their Bull Htll brrd hatchery Death s Reports from Dr Charles Newman s hos pttal show the death of two prize Persrans These cats were the pets of Shnrley Dykes who nuns the Dykes Home For Stray Cats The two cats were chrlled whrle bexng bathed and dred when complrcatrons arose The deceased are survtved by thexr 15 chrldren Marnages Marrrage vows were exchanged today by Mrss Carolyn Goldthwarte Sheffteld and Admiral Mrtta Esptn of the Unrted States Navy formerly of Kane Also loaned rn Holy Matrxmony today were Mus joan Labesky and Srlvro Blanco both of Sheffteld WRESTLING ON TV TONIGHT Tune rn the local TV statron sponsored owned and operated by Bob Patch tonrght at 830 to see Htllarnous Harrxet meet Tmy Theresa rn a match to determme the lady wrestler of the year . ' I ' 1 ' 1 - . , a ni . - , . , 1 l ' ' I - l . I KI - n - I . , . 7 I N ' ' l ra DD - ' D I . , ' .... , ' - 23. crnnatr, Ohro, tonight at 9:00. VITAL STATISTICS . . , , . . D 1 a l , . Q , . . . t . , . . . . . . . . 1 . , . ,, . ,, . . . ' 0 . , , , . . . . . . . y . A . , ' 1 We M 'N 511. sf xab ' ' gif Ig Xxx X dflf Q5 X K A N it 3 J 7' In lf I N! 25, we , M W nw A fi l If 4 iw' 2 jhwn M 6 Xa CRAZY DAY X 'Lili I February the 13th CFr1day, of CZ X ,G coursej found the Semors X5 dressed nn the tradrtxonal manner just Ixke squurels Nuts' i si' 19 REMEMBER WHEN? h -4 To Row L to R Tesue Vnlone Cuddles Goldthvute Iddy Bxddy Broan Kane Knsnback Dxmples Dykes Second Row Droopy Dnwers Lezcbtenberget Scbome Schmxdlen Wssbtubs Anderson Rosy Posy Lnbesky Hot Shot Newman Thxrd Row Bubbles Babb Ducky Lxulefxeld Babe Pxebutn Nature Boy Vnlson Lme Bucker Fxtzgerald Fourth Row Snucy Slicer Sober Saxton Honey Bun Mcbhmgle Unde Eyes Blum 20 1 . . P' 1 1 , J, Q 1, - -5-rf, , L Q5 ., aes? 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I953 CLASS DISTINCTIONS Class Flower Colors Motto Presxdent Vxce Presxdent Treasurer Secretary Valedxctorran Salutatonan Hrstorxan Football Captain Tomorrow rs a new day begm OFFICERS SCHOLASTIC HONORS ATHLETIC HONORS SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Joe Prehuta Harriet Mclilhatten Carnatron Green and Whlte rt well and serenely Rrchard Babb Larry Frtzgerald Shirley Dykes Ronald Kasaback Helen Schmrdlen Ronald Kasaback Larry Fntzgerald Larry Fxtzgerald MOST MISCHIEVOUS joan Labesky WITTIEST Theresa Valone in MOST POPULAR Larry Fitzgerald, jean Saxton 21 BEST LOOKING Rlchard Babb, Sylvia Slater CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of 1953 of Sheffleld Hlgh School Warren County State of Pennsylvama bemg of sound mrnd and memory UD do make publlsh and declare this our last wxll and testa ment our pnnerpal Mr Elsenhauer and the other faculty members we gnve our deepest apprecx anon for the help and guidance glven us throughout hrgh school the Iumor Class we leave our dear beloved Home Room 12 and our most patlent teacher Mzss Rrchwalsky Thls however IS on two condxuons KD that the room be gxven the best of cape and Q21 that Miss Rlchwalsky he treated with due respect To the Sophomore Class we leave all our paper axrplanes marbles squirt guns etc so they can annoy the teachers as we have done rn the past To the Freshman Class we leave our abrhty and ambxtlon to work well and the pauence to flmsh school Ronald johnson I Merle Anderson leave my beauuful tenor voxce jrm Rogers l Rlchard Babb leave my trusty tuba. June johnson I Mary Lotuse Blum leave my pretty blue eyes Drne Andrews I Janyce Bross leave my shyness Nancy jones I Slurley Dykes leave my abxlrty to take all teasmg Francis Peterson I Larry Fltzgerald leave my iblllty rn sports Fred Seamans I Rlchard Hanson leave my helpfulness to the yamtor Janet Edwards I Carolyn Goldthwaxte leave my height Donna Pxerce, I, Joan Labesky leave my offlce positron any nxce jumor grrl I Ronald Kasaback leave myself joyce McM1llen I, Elame Lenchtenberger leave my rrde on the bus every mornxng and nrght Bonme Felton I, Ruth Llttlefxeld leave my sunny dxsposrnon Martha Smlth, I Harrier McElhatten leave my devrlrshness Sally Campbell I Connie McMan1gle leave my black harr Raymond Conquer I Charles Newman leave my hablt of attendmg school every day David Gustafson I, joe Prehura leave my abrhty to grow mustaches Marian Caporah I jean Saxton leave my herght joe Blanco, I Helen Schmldlen leave my good report cards joan Peterson I janet Slack leave my cheerleading umform. 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M!',,' K J' , f 5 GF' his I -I S V vm ',f,x ,L 1X, V145 ,L 54 , M . fif' ,LS if 'fqa I S k3'F QJ ' 7 xslzkir-Q.. f 5 if JUNIORS Front Row L to R D Andrews H Snbst J Spencer J johnson J McM1llen N Frnzxer N jones F Inger I Cashmere Second Row D Peterson F Sesmsns I Vrncent D Gustsfson I Evnngs R Goldthwnxte V Troutmsn C Roger D Pierce Thlrd Row D Elmqurst B Felton S Hnnson 1 Peterson S Campbell R Kssnbsck C F Peterson R Conquer I. 0Donnell e mam obyect of the jnmors was to sponsor a prom for the graduaung Semors The class began no ruse funds for the prom dunng then Sophomore year by sellmg magazme subscnpuons, and this gave them a very good start Dunng the jumor year the class sold football programs and schedule pencils The result was a fxne prom whlch wlll never be forgotten by the Semors or the jumors who drd such a wonderful job OFFICERS Presxdent Donna Pierce Vice President Robert Goldthwaxte Secretary james Hedman Treasurer Rxta Kasaback 0 , . .: . , . . , . , . , . ' , . l , . , . ,. . . I : . , . l , . . , s I , s , a , s , 4 S, n a Cummings: Y: Rice. Folutll Row: l-ledmsu, -Lindblsde: J: Csrr, R. Penker, K. Cslnp: l . , . , . . SOPHOMORE Front Row L to R K Gnffnth P Anderson S Snlsgnver L McClun j Knsnblck,j Edwards,P Cashmere Tlurd Row C Young I Nelson C Peterson, M Watts, R jagar L Rntclue,1 Levus, B Campbell G Rollmger Second Row M Howard, N Deuel, P Munn S Heeter D Th Vngner I 'exdner W ornton R Bloss OFFICERS President Pmdy Rltchxe Vxce President Mickey Watts Secretary Betty Campbell Treasurer jack Cashmere 26 Dlvidson,.C. Vnlone: J. , ' . : . ,A . . , . 0 . . , .. I I FRESHME Front Row L to R I Stanlro, V Huber R Carlson M Chambers M 'Hnomas L Dunn, K Damels, Henry, C Elmqlust J Sabat Second Row J Vrle, A Mrhallro Haser M Cashmere, 'I' Seamans Cochran R Hoden, C Taylor R Mxko I O Donnell 1 Sadler lurd Row N Andrews C Andrews Kolesar D Labeslry, R Burlingame, R Benson R johnson S Whrtehrll P Grrffrth R Vashaw McClain OFFICERS Presrdent Crarg Taylor Vrce President jerry Sadler Secretary Treasurer Karen Larson N , . ' .: . . , . . , . I , . , . . ' . , . . ' : : . , . , D . . ,l? Carlson, M. Silvis, K. Larson, J. Wagner, Linda Boardman, E. Borden. Fourth Row: Larry Boardman,,R EIGHTH GR DE FWF if'1w'3 From Row L L0 R Rogers R Lrttlefneld B Zandr M Caporalr R Fox M Watts M Smith,-I Trubxc Rltchre 1 Hall N Urbancrc P Allmg Second Row G Ellsworth D Boardman C Schuler ny er 1 awcert Nason T Rogers C Camp S Heerer C Haines P McElharten Callahan Fourth Row J Perruney R Mrley J Slater R Frazrer W johnson 'I' Dunn G Andrews Kasaback, 'I' McNeal A Marfrnk R Gregerson OFFICERS Pfesldenr Thomas Dunn Vrce Presrdent Robert Mrley Secretary Norma Urbanclc Treasurer James Rogers 28 l . ,M - - e B lssrr i 'fffiv J , J. , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , D. Danielson, T. Cashmere, J. Exley, Sleeman, S. Hannah, Watts, B. Ross, J. Huber. Third Raw: C. Callahan, B. S 'd , . F , L. , . , . , . , . ' , . , B. SEVENTH GRADE Front Row L to R B Work M. Strnnevn J Slater L Mnley M Mrsulxch A Durlnn N Whnton McM1llen B Olson S Rosetn B Fnscus J Fanl S Cochran Second Row C Sprcer K Moran C Stover G Bless P Pontxous R Krpp E Lloyd h Hill T Capornlx S Anderson Thmi Row S Keller D johnson J Zasuvney T Spxcer R Anderson D Uber Olson G Pnxoclr C Hannah K Pxercc Beane Fa th Row D Benson I Camp J Exley L Work H Miller J Llndsey F Sxlvxs J Anderson D Kline C Blum C Frnzxer OFFICERS Prcsxdent Suzanne Means Vnce President Katy Moran Secretary Shlrley Rudolph Treasurer john Zastawney 29 H wp- W. , fL..,.T . J E VP- Fourth Raw: P. McCln1n, M. Wolf, S. Rudolf, P. Snlvns, A. Rollxnger, P. Gomola, J. Hall, B. Heeter, L. . : . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' ' , . , . f5f-Qfxxx. ' 5 9 AILITOGRAPHS f 1 L 1 X N WA, f Jw 1 f 1 X1 f X K 5 5 MUSIC Front Row Standmg L toR C Young, M Chambers E Borden B Campbell,j Labeslty H McElhatten K Danrels I McM1llen N jones C Goldthwante, T Valone Mr Wright Dlrector Standing L toR Row2 H Schmndlen D Prerce K Larson S Campbell J Edwards J Saxton, S Slater C Cummings L Dunn Standing L toR Row3 M Bargar, L McClam, R Goldthwarte L Fitzgerald R Patch R Kolesar L Boardman I ODonnell C Valone, L Boardman P Rntchne Standmg L toR Tap J Wnlson B Burlrngame S Yhrtehrll C Newman D Babb J Hedman M Anderson, D Gustafson R Kasaback J Cashmere I Vrle VARIETY SHOW Dress Rehearsal W , ' , . ..' a a , . , . 0 , 0 , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . ., .' . , . , . , Q , Q , - - , 1 , . . , - ., f n 4 . , ' 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . , . ., : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . Q Q A 1 , N .1 - 1: .-Q, CHOIR Last year's choir made the trip to Harris- burg to enter state com- petition. It was an exper- ience never-to-be-forgot- ten by the students who went on this journey. The weather wasn't very nice but everyone had a good time On Friday night all choirs that were entered in com petition were guests at a dance held in the William Penn High School Satur day, the day we were to enter compeutxon, dawn ed with a drizzle and a pltter patter of rain drops on our bedroom windows Our competition was tough but Sheffield re ceived a Good rating We arrived home early Sunday morning, a tired but happy group of stu dents 'Harough this trip the members of our choir learned that no matter bow large another school s choir is can stand up to the best of them in competition 3 MUSIC VARIETY SHOW Top L to R Mezzo Soprano Sally Campbell Dancer Katy Moran Tenor jim Hedman Bottom L toR Mr Wright and Pzamst Charles Young 44' pil I rj! fit.-in-. L 1 Q X, 'rs -rail r 'S 1. W 'fa' lc in-w :mg . ez., ..,, ,ak 1 if' -f -f- - u n - - , . .: , l 9 1 ' - - , . .: . ' ' ' , , , a .A 1 bak we 'f ' - 1 f -A lm' . L' ,X pl- 'gr 5 y u A, 1 . , , xxf iv ' .ii-, 9 - . nj - IX yu ' if , ,A 'Q Inf f. g- X X ' ,1 K-T' hu, , U r J . I ', are -1. S f.'30j'f 4 4 ' 1- J 'r '. fp-f Q ., -' rw!! .7 ltnllj' ,, f , I wo. a V V, ..- 'i g ' i ' '. . .f ' 1 -if N. A - .- - Zag' .Lt-,.k642l'? :5, . 1x.,.:,Q.5c 'iz 5 : 4 i A vi IL' 1' ' -. hlxyllll' 'H -Al A 4' 4r??!wff-TM -1-f'.'uHff f1f4,,5'fe, 11' lb ,. ', i'22-r fngvjw 2 :gl ll ' af ,,f'3 - 5 ,...f' - 5 - i - 1 t ef: ' f X MUSIC Top, L. to R.: Mixed Quartet, David Gustafson, Harriet McElhatten, jean Saxton, Larry Fitzgerald, Saxophonist, Nancy Andrews, Boys' Quartet, jim Hedman, Ronald Kasabaclr, jim Vincent, Dick Babb. Bottom, L. to R.: Twirler, Frances jagar, Girls' Trio, Kay Daniels, Linda Boardman, Elizabeth Borden, Trumpeter, james Vile. VARIETY SHOW On February 11 the Choir sponsored a Variety Show which was a big success. The purpose of the show was to help raise funds for our trip to Pittsburgh and state competition. Along with the entire choir, the following students participated in the show with specialty numbers: Sally Campbell, Kay Daniels, Elizabeth Ann Borden, jim Vile, Nancy Andrews, Frances jagar, David Kline, Larry Fitzgerald, jim Hedman, Ronald Kasabaclr, and Katy Moran. 36 CHOIR This year's Forensic district competition was held in Clarion, March 19 and 20. Those enter- ing from our school were: jim Vile, trumpet, Nancy Andrews, alto saxo- phone, Mixed Quartet, Girls' Trio, Male Quar- tet, Elizabeth Ann Bor- den, high soprano, Sally Campbell, mezzo so- prano, Kay Daniels, alto, jim Hedman, tenor, Merle Anderson, bari- tone, Francis jagar, baton, Richard Babb, bass, and the Choir. 4E FIV: A TN . It , 4 1 .f' rl, x., if I - 1 ' -,,V,'r i ICU s MM ,ggff p tg., z f- , ,S-gf, , 1 vga, - . X ' 1 II' I W 'MZ Oi X fy Pl ' 2 7 I' , X MUSIC L. to R.: jagar, Caporali, Andrews, I. Ritchie, Campbell, Means, Chambers. MAJORETTES CHEERLEADERS wi gndrews, Marlin, Slack, Mclilhauen . R' hi , C hm . JJ!! uc e as ere w flip, WOL ERI E STAFF Seated L LoR C Goldthwaue D Pierce H Schmxdlen j Slack j Cashmere H Mclilhatten, J Labesky Standmg L to R R Goldthvane, M Anderson D Gustafson L Fnzgerald S Slater j Saxton R Kasabaclr D Andrews, B Campbell P Rnchre L toR R Bloss B Campbell OFFICERS Ednor rn Cluef joan Labesky Assxstant Edxtor Carolyn Goldthwane Business Manager janet Slack Assxstant Busxness Manager Merle Anderson L .XM if x fl ' .- W,.lf ki Y , ,, 'AX L A . V. ,,g ' ' A ,' . ' 'w I1 71 ,aw 011' 1 x f' 4 ' X I 1 .N .I 7 :Q M 23,55 1 .Q ywmxxh bk I x lx l'sl- 5 T s xN ml? i .XXX XS? - .slain . X ,m r V P -:D ' 7 .-'Eff so ,3'7:5 '?L '1-'mi' B nf. B . 1 - . L. to R.: 1. Wilson, j. Verbosky, D. Babb. - 434' A I-1 38 'UTISCLIX HI TIMES STAFF Sealed L to R jean Saxton Helen Schmidlen Editor jerneann Cashmere Standing Ronnie Kasaback Sylvia Slater Mra Miller Advisor Carmen Cummings Prudy Ritchie HI TIME With the beginning of the new school year our school news the H1 Times was once again published in the Sheffield Observer weekly for and by the students of Sheffield High School A meeting was held in Mrs Miller s room to elect officers for the new year Helen Schmxdlen was unanimously elected editor in chief and the assistants were to be Ronald Kasaback, sports editor, along with Sylvia Slater, jean Saxton Carmen Cummings jerrieann Cashmere, and Prudy Ritchie feature writers A press conference was held in Warren with students from surrounding schools attending The members of the staff who attended did, I am sure, learn a good deal from this and used the knowledge in their writings for the paper All of us on the staff wish to thank Mrs. Miller for her able help and sugges- tions rendered us, for without this assistance and guidance we would not have had the successful year that we did. Thanks also to Miss Clara Spade and George Rice for their patience and knowledge in helping us print our Hi-Times. We sincerely hope the students of future years will continue to publish our school paper and will add many improvements to it and really make it tops. 39 DR MATICS ,s The Little Dog Laughed, a comedy in three acts, was presented to the public on November 25 1952 The cast was under the supervision of Mrs. Eisenhauer. The entire action took place at the front entrance and in the living-dining room of the Hunington home in one of America's smaller cities. The cast was made up of students from the eleventh and grades. Laurie Hunington .................... . . . . . . . . . . . Rita Kasabaclr fa Sophomore, home from collegej Sidney Hunington . . . . . ...... . . . ....... . ..... . . Ronald Kasabaclt lher father, normally jocularj Martha Hunington ............... ............... H elen Schmidlen Kher mother, channing but anxiousj Wally Hunington .............. ................ L arry Fitzgerald fher brother, content with the world! Miss fGusD Gustaveslry .......................... . . . joan Labeslty KMartha's part time helperj joan Wood ................ .............. . . Harriet Mclilhatten fWally's one-and-only, 161 Ted Wood . . . ........ ...................... R icbard Wenlrer fher father and Sid's competitor in carsj Lillian Wood . . .......... ...................... S ylvia Slater Uoan's culture-conscious motherj Mark Bradford .............. ...................... D iclt Babb Uoan's cousin and a medical student! Horatio P. Honeywell ............................ David Gustafson Ibird fancier and tazidermislj Amelia Dennis . . ..................... .... 1 oyce McMillen fa catty kibitzerj Caroline Blakesly . . ................ . . Elaine Leichtenberger fa foolish matron! Grace Schoenbeck .............. ................ S hirley Hanson fwife of the department, store owner! Walola Breckenridge .......................... . .... jean Saxton fwife ofthe bank president! Therese Brown . . . ........... ........ . . . Connie McManigle fWalola's maiden sisterj Prompter .... ..... ............. . . . Theresa Valone Stage Manager . . ..... .......... . . . Charles Newman 40 ASSEMBLIES Assemblies for and by the students of S.H.S. seemed to be the motto carried out through- out the year. Many of our weekly assemblies were sponsored by the various rooms show- ing off their Vera Ellen, Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore, or what have you. And take it from me, there's talent that wanders through these halls of S.H.S., as was proved during these various assemblies. Also, we were entertained by professionals from the Antrim Bureau. Our first such as- sembly was September 18, when the Blue Jay Singers rocked the auditorium with applause and encores from the students. They were an exceptional negro team who really went over big with the students. The Green Pennant was presented to Mr. Eisenhauer by a state patrolman for having an accident free period of three months. Movies were later shown on safe driving and plain common sense to be used while walking or driving a vehicle. On November 21 we were again amused by a professional. Young and Compmy. Mr. Young was quite a magician and worked many of his sly tricks and stunts on students. Clancy Gus dummyl also added to the enjoyment by carrying on a little conversation with the audience During the month of january we were fortunate to have one of our Sheffielders Mr Otto Mayer, speak to us about his recent trip to Mexico City and other regions in that vicinity His time was well spent for when he left I m sure everyone of us left the auditorium know ing a little more about our far away neighbors in the southwest Then too our own Mixed Choir gave a sample concert for us one bright and early morn ing Oh, but it s hard to open your mouth without a yawn escaping so soon after rising! February I6 was really the Ladies Day for we were then entertained by Mr Amen ca. Man, what a physique!! He demonstrated body and health control through clean living and exercise Boys, see what you can look like nowl' Then, of course, the cheerleaders too had a lot to do with the assemblies for before most of the games they tried to rnyect pep into the student body for the oncoming tangle Ye can t forget to mention our High School Band either for they brighten up our spirits every morning with some fast march or Hail Hail The Gang s All Here' And so we thus conclude our brief resume of the past year hoping that a few of these events will remain in your thoughts and bring you back once again to the halls of S H S rn your fondest memories K X ff 41 ,-4, A. my-r . .' 17?-5 7 . 3, ? . ,, - 14' ,VA -R . If 5 ,A Z V A V -4 ,zvggfggg 5.1 , , X S .f .J-NAM, xxx. A ,. A at , , K ff ur-. Ye N. -.N .1 wmv, f ,. 1 J , , ,Aff - 'gig 4-23? , R 1f92faAfBf W .! gi 2w ' is vt 1 , 2 if , -4 f,?'Pf'. f!.f f . mf, z +A . .M QL 5 WL Kwai? A. Af-Y, K m ,4,f.i,, . df., . 'f' 54. L fb , ,-.Q N., . w WJ' , x l.,. . b- YU' w'xC?,sk A 5 -vim., -.,.,:,A, M 1 Q' Y-ww-funn wifigr It. f fx fl. 'fx Fff iv v 1, wi K, . ta 3 ',-M. . if ,, ., 'Wh 5 W, . .'U ,4 LOLETA-U. S. F. S. THLETICS FOOTBALL 'fn X- 42 4' . 7 'ii -Qi'- Bi-5 f'75.5f . .5'. Vi? 'f l5- ' ' , rf' 5, 3533: Front Row, L. to R.: 1. Lindblade, S. Yhitehill, ll. Watts, D. Elmquiat, K. Camp, R. Kaaaback, L. Fitz- gerald. Second Row: R. Goldthwaite, I. Hedman, I. Ewinga, R. Burlingame, L. Wagner, 1. Piehuta, Y. Troutman, R. Bloss, Y. Thornton. Third Row: A. Mihalko, ll. Cashmere, R. Vashaw, C. Rogers, R. john- son, D. Gustafson, L. McClain, D. Davidson. Lettermen this year were Seniors-joe Piehuta, Ronald Kasaback, and Captain Larry Fitzgerald, who though few in number, will be missed greatly in the coming year. The other lettermen were Troutman, Carr, Camp, Lindblade, Gustafson, Goldthwaite, Hedman, Thornton, Vhitehill, Wagner, Watts, Davidson, Bloss, Johnson, and newly elected Captain Elmquist. SHS THEY SHS THEY 0 Waterford 19 0 Youngsville 20 39 Sugar Grove 0 7 Otto Twp. 19 0 St. Marys 32 0 Coudersport 59 14 Smethport 25 li Port Allegany -11- 79 205 46 i ' e ,Wx f 31. ' 1 ,lf n fa 35 gi-, . f Q J, if a.. 1-.2 , 119- ' -A N. l ,F R'-iwfgi COACH RALPH SANTO The man behnnd our athletic establishment Faced conunually wtth the odds of a small school enrolment, Coach Santos teams have always mamtamed the ompeutxve tradmons of SH S Wlth us since 1947 ALL AMERICAN OUR STEVE Class of 49 The Wolverme Staff recognizes Stephen Exsen hauer 1952 All Amertcan defenslve guard, United States Naval Academy Followmg prep school at Admtral Farragut, Steve was admttted to the Academy where he earned thxs signal grxdtron honor tn hxs third year Graduatmg second tn his htgh school class, Steve recetved has Annapolxs appointment by Compttltlvt exammauon, and has contmuously matntatned a flne scholastic a chtevement along with an outstanding athletic idrir record TQ' 48 Y , U . . . f l X Y . r f' ITKZQ- C 5 I ' 9. -3' F iff' lx. .4 A, P' 7 t x mt Q l W xr ' ,' 1. K L i1p1? ,M qw? 0 ., ' lA , 4' ' ,X N71 ,. 1 1 1 1 . K 'T 7 . llc, ASKETBALL BA KETBALL The Wolverines completed the regular basketball season with a mne and mne record The lettermen were Gustafson Carr Wenker Fitzgerald Newman Ple- huta Elmqunst and Kasaback Sheffneld RECORD Smethport West Forest Warren We st Forest Warren Smethport johnsonburg Emporium Wxlcox Kane St Marys johnsonburg Emporium Rxdgway Wilcox Kane St Marys PLAYOFFS Shmglehouse Chncora 50 Opponent 67 57 51 37 45 56 77 46 58 69 60 44 43 57 75 ' 50 58 Ridgway 62 73 ' 58 52 70 54 . 47 56 67 77 ' 43 61 ' 66 77 ' 59 59 74 63 . 68 57 ' S0 61 ' 66 BASKETBALL Furs! Row L toR C Taylor D Dnvxdson R Burlmgnme R Goldthvute S Whltelull L Wag ner j Sadler Second Row R Vashaw R Hoden K Camp I Lmdbllde M Watts j Nelson JUNIOR VARSITY 'Fishy 1 ' , . .: . , . ' , . ' , . ' ' , . ' ' , . , . - .' . , . , . , . , . , 0 2 1. an , P f ' af? . X , 1,1 . Q an x J UQ .- ft I A. BASKETBALL Goldthwaxte McElhatten Saxton Schmldlen Saba: Boardm an TEAM Lakers Royals Olympians Nats Dukes Panthers lndxans Lions GIRLS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SENIOR LEAGUE WINS LOSSES P ERCENT JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SENIOR LEAGUE 666 5557 5007 25095 90975 45556 WINS LOSSES PERCENT JUNIOR L EAGUE S 8757 4287 4287 2505 10005 3007 300 3002 1 ' A A A no I ' 6 3 Z 5 4 0 4 4 . ' 2 6 10 1 5 6 Stanko 1 10 10073 7 1 0 3 4 . ' 3 4 0 2 6 9 0 3 6 . ' 3 6 Z ' 3 6 PRTRONS F THE 1953 Wotvsm E Company Company Home Cleaning Cochran Company, john G. C, Q. Ryberg Grocery' Cuthbertson Variety Store Elljer E. Day' Paint Store ,Epstein Store, Levi Forest, View Roller Rink Home Telephone Company Inez Beauty Salon jagar's Filling Station jones Chevrolet, Incorporated Knox Glass Bottle Company of Sheffield L Newburg and Son McMxllen Lumber and Supply Company Mindy s Service Station Mull Dr joseph C New Shaw House O Connor Machine Company O M Beer Company Peterson Brothers Quality Cash Stores Rader Insurance Agency Rexall Drug Store Rock Spring Park Sheffield Quality Cleaners Sheffield Paint and Wallpaper Sheffield Pharmacy Sheffield Shoe Hospital Sheffield Supply Company Sheffield Tavern and Hotel Sheffield Variety Store Sheffield Water Company Sherm s Barber Shop Sherwood Hotel Stover s Service Station Sweet Shoppe Tot Andrews Dress Shoppe Weiser s Service Station White Lunch V KANE WARREN A. and P. Super Market Bartch Furniture Company Bert's Women's and Children's Apparel Betty Lee Bill's Welding Shop Biekarck Music House Brown's Boot Shop C. Beckley Company Danielson Carter Shoe Store E. 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Everts Hardware Company Fairchild and Rapp Machine Company Gaughn's Drug Store Geracimos Home Spun Inn Grace Aberg's Graham, Rex, Watch Maker Hoagvall Hardware Ideal Bakery ackson s Keystone Service ames jewelers Kofod Studio Lester Shoe Company Metzger Wright Company Miller Shop Mohr Printery Mostert s Bakery New Process Cornpan Pennsylvania Gas Company Penn Restaurant Prcketts Hardware Company Printz Company Reliable Furniture Company Ruby s Yarn and Art Shop Schaeffer Electric Stem s Stokes Studio Struthers Wells Corporation Style Shop Texas Lunch Turner Radio Shop Valentine, Nels and Son Valone s Shoes Vrrg-Ann Flower Shop Walker Creamery Products Warren Business School Warren Warren Heating and Plumbing Warren Times Mirror Watt Office Supply Wendelboe Company, N K Furs Broadbent and Strteler Company Larson, George A Leed s Rose Brothers Flectric fthix Srh A .4 fl 'B Sinanne Brothers jewelers Snyder s Specialty Company Superior Cleaners Suzanne Shoppe Watt s Music Store Zass Furniture ,mfg 5 bf! 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