Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

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George Fetterolf j 17 'T 'vw H1 4 FACULTY Front Row L toR M Rnchwalsky B Gustafson R Mxller, M Swanson L Wrlght M Ensenhauer Back Rou, W Chamberlann R Santo L O Exsenhauer B Snuth D Lang, O Brown G Fetterolf L Wrnght , . . .' . ', n , .. . , . , . .. '.' . , . , n . , Q , .. . , . , 0 . 1 . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . 1 1 GEORGE FETTEROLE Supervts mg Prmc :pal BRUCE A SMITH Scscnce Hxstory WAYNE CHAMBERLAIN History Social Studies RALPH SANTO Science Geography Physzcal Education LOREN WRIGHT 'vlussc DONALD LANG lndustrtal Arts MARY I RICHWALSKY English Physscal Educatton L O EISENHAUER Prmczpal Mathematscs BETTY GUSTAFSON School Nurse RUTH T MILLER English Latm Lzbrary 5 MARTHA EISE NHAUER Mathematzcs Guzdance MAE SWANSON Secretary LUCILLE WRIGHT Home Economics English A rts OR RIS BROWN Comrnerczal W LVERI E STAFF Front Row L to R Nancy jones Prudy Ritchie ean Kassback Marla Beck Carmen Cummings Rua Kasabaclc Back Row Bonita Felton, Welcome Rice Charles Young jim Hedman Robert Goldthwaxte Joyce McM1llen Shirley Hanson EDITORIAL and BUSINESS L. to R.: Assistant Editor Dave Gustafson' Typing Editor Nancy Frazier' Editor jerrie Cashmere' Business 'Wanager Donna Pierce' .4 ssistant Business Manager Dixie Andrews ART and PHOTOGRAPHY L. to R.: Don Davidson jack Cashmere Peggy Anderson' Art Editor Janet Verbosky Raymond Conquer, Dick Bloss K' w A Ti, M W Mu zff NN W A M M' Q VW X X Wg f SE IORS X ?'Cg s..4 DIXIE ANDREWS EDNA BARR Dlx Edna There ns great abnlny ln Vxrtue ns lllce a rlch Stone knowxng how to conceal one s best plarn se! abxllty CLASS OF I954 W KENNETH CAMP SAIXELY CAMPBELL Ken a Never hurrxed never flurned A fnend may well be reckoned never excued never worrxed the maszerpxece of nature 3 A MARLA BECK Marla Let rgnorance talk as xt wrll learning has rrs value GERALD CARR Mun Brevnty ns the soul of wrt 8 E r. 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QL .X in I R. sa n us ln I L! l l W I C JERRIEANN CASHMERE RAYMOND CONQUER CARMFN CUMWNGS ferne Ray Carmen Not one thrng rs garned wrth There are some defeats more Success can come only by out enthusiasm, drlxgence, or triumphant than vrctorres strrvrng for rt CLASS OF I954 if' NANCY FRAZIER DAVID ELMQUIST BONITA FELTON Buuerball S eely Bonnie ln every deed of mrschxef she Prrncrple rs my motto not the task b hers, rt wr has a heart to resolve, a head to expedrency be well attended to contrrve and a hand to execute 9 L gf :wg 0, W , 'IC 3 1, Q 'Q ?'g 1 NANCY JONES RITA KASABACK JAMES LINDBLADE an Ruta Lum None can predict her next Nothing great was ever Pauence IS a necessary nn thought cr act achxeved wxthout enthuslasm gredlent of gemus C ASS OF I954 Joyce LARRY ODONNELL DOROTHY PETERSON This lass is different in every ullarryn uD0tn wayg success is hey reward Your mind is your owng think Q!! Be pleasant to all, be lrked some day. what you wish. AFC Q all. hw' in ,L ll 555.1 , , l 1 1 l Q ff if FRANCIS PETERSON JOM. PETERSON RCB 3' Lenus Joan na if as from nature and never re that takes thnngs as they come constancy to gurpo ec Y' mxnds us of others if CLASS F I954 WFLCOME RICE CHARLES ROGFRS HELFW SABAT Welcome Chuck Bootsze A good reputatxon ns more lt matters not how long you She lS lnke the rose wnhout valuable than money llve but how well thorn or flaw 12 il f ,fr - .. ., ,, D H2 Y if KY1., HC is Brea' who is wha' he She is a happy, carefree lass The secret - success isvpu ' Y . ' . . . A it 6. f .CL ' 'L x l FREDERIC SEAMANS WILLIAM TROUTMAN Fred B1 Much may be saxd on both Fnendshnp ns Love wnthout sndes hls wmgs C ASS OF I954 RICHARD WILNKER JAMES VINCENT Wink Vmce Talent IS that which IS nn a Wu and wnsdom are born with man s power gemus ns that 1 3 man whose POWCI' 3 mah IS 13 X N f A Q , . 5 I F , N Q1 Q. 7: , ktx zz nv ac 'Ilan as ,H on u - rn . . . , ' . . . y n SENIOR BIOGRAPHIE DIXIE LEE ANDREWS. Born at Kane, june 28, 1936 Now restdes at 610 West Mam Street Com mercxal Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl 2, 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4, Capta1n4 H1 Txmes 4 Wolverme 3 4, Assrstant Busrness Manager 4 Office Assxstant 3 4 Dance Club 1 EDNA 'SIAE BARR Born at Dxxonvllle, Pa, August 10, 1936 Now resrdes at 93 M111 Street. Commercial Band 4 Intramural Basketball 4 NIARLA IANE BECK Born at Warren, September 22 1936 Now resrdes at 8 West Mam Street Commercral Bandl 2 Glee Club 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 4 Wolverme 4 Intramural Basketball I Referee 4 Dramauc Club 4 Offlce Assistant RENW ETH LEE CAMP Born at Rane, Aprrl 27, 1936 Nlow resndes at 5 Mill Street Industrial Arts Football 2 3 Letterman 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Letterman4 SALLY LOU CAMPBELL Born at Kane, Febru ary 15 1936 Now resxdes at 224 llorton Avenue Commercral Band 2 3 blee Club 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I Office Asslstant 4 ber 18 1936 Now resndes at 105 West Mann Street General Glee Club 1 3 4 Football 3 Letterman 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 aptam 4 JERRIEANN CASIINIERE Born at Rane, Aprll 1 1936 Now resldes at 54 Nlxll Street Commercral Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Capta1n4 H1 rlmCS 2 3 4 Wolverme 3 4 Fdltor 4 Offlce Assistant 3 4 Class Nice President 4 RAIKIOND CHARLES CONQUFR Born at Rane September 8 1935 Now resides at Barnes 1 dustrxal Arts Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Wolverme 4 CARNIFN HELFNI' CIJNIKIINGS Born at lxane December 9 1936 Now resxdes at 64 Nlrll Street Commercxal NllXBd Chorusl 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 Captaxn 4 lll Tm'es 2 3 4 Wolverme 4 Offnce Assxstant 3 4 Class NICE President 2, Class Presldent 4 DAVID NIARVIN ELNIQUIST Born at Warren February 15 1936 Now resldes at 29 Pratt Street Industrlal Arts Intramural Basketball 1 Football 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4, Letterman 3 4 BONITA NIARLFNIE I-ELTON Born at Sheffxeld August 9 1936 Now resides at 70 Nllll Street Home Economlcs Glee Clubl 2 3 4 It HA 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Dance Clubl NANCY LOUISE FRAZIER Born at Warren October 18 1936 Now resldes at Saybrook Com mercral Clee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Txmekeeper 4 Wolverme 4 Typlng Edltor 4 Offxce Assistant 4 ROBERI' EARL GOLDFHWAITE Born at Shef field, December 5 1936 Now resides at 50 Nllll Street Classtcal Bandl 2 3 4 Nhxed Chorus 3 4 H1 Trmes Sports Ed1tor 4 Wolverme 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4, Letterman 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Class V1cePres1 dent 3 Class I'reasurer 4 Youth Center Ireas urer 4 DAVID RICHARD GUSTAFSON Born at Shef field, February 23 1936. Now resrdes at ll Van Ettan Avenue Classical Bandl 2 3 4 Nhxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 H1Tlrnes 4 Wolverme 3 4 Assrstant Edrtor 4 Football 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Cap- tam 3 Dramatrc Club 3 4 Play Cast 3 Youth Center Vrce President 4 SHIRLEY ANN HANXJN Born at Sheffneld September 24 1936. Now resrdes at 104 Van Ettan Avenue Commerctal Glee Club I 2 3 Band 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Play Cast 2 3 4 Wolverme 4 JAMES EDWARD HEDNIAN Born at Kane, No vember 3 1936 Now resides at Brookston I dustrral Arts NhxedChorus1 2 3 4 Wolverme 4 Footballl 2 3 Letterman2 3 Basketballl 2 4 Class Presrdent 1 2, Class Secretary 3 Youth Center Presrdent 4 1 1 1 . . . , I C - , I A ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - I . -1 . , I 1 . 4 , - I . 0 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 0 0 Q 0 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I O . . - 1 1 , . . 1 I a , . . 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' . , Q Q g ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Y 1 4. - r Q r - ' ' - A 9 . . I 1 1 ' ' Q , , , Q ' D . ' 1. 1 1 1 ' ' , , , 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Y 1 Y 7 'I 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , . 4 5 ' A , - . Q o . . . 5 Y P Y 1 1 Q S - 0 ' 1 r ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' . Q 4 ' - - + GERALD EARL CARR Born at Warren, Novem , Q 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . - - I . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 -1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' - - , C . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I - , Y f' ' A L A I I , A A' A . ' , 0 A I I O , L . 9 7 1 7 ' 9. 57- . . ' , Q 1 ' 1 - ' ' ,, . , I I . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 v' Y Y I ' 7 , : . 1 ' ' A A I A ' , .' 1 .' 1 . , , . ' . n- , . . ' . n- - ' . ' ' I N Q I A . ' 1 P 7 Y . 1 l 7 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y ' . . '. ' ' ' ' , -. ,. , .. . 1 , , V . . , . . . ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I . ' . ' ' - . , Y ' 7 Y . SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES FRANCES NIARY JAGAR Born at Kane, Aprrl 26 1936 Now resrdes at 37 Kane Road Commer cral Bandl 2 3 4 H1 FIITICSI 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Office Assrstant 4 IUNE CAROL JOHINSON Born at Sheffreld Nlarch 24 1934 Now resrdes at 666 West 'Slam Street Home Economics Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 I' HA 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 NANCY DAWN jON FS Born at Warren October 16 1936. Now resrdes at 107 Oak Street Com mercral M1xedChorus1 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl 2 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Captaln 4 H1 Txmes 4 Wolverrne 4 Offrce Asslstant 4 Class Secretary 1 RITA JOSEPIIINE RASABACR Born at Shef freld, Xlarch 21 1936 Now resxdes at 326 Church Street Classrcal GleeClub1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Play Cast 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 frmekeeper 3 Nlanager 4 Class I'reasurer 1 IANIES GERRY LINDBLADF Born at Sheffleld September 28 1935 Now resrdes at Austm IIIII Commercial Bandl Football 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Off1ceAss1stant3 4 IOYCE ELAINE NICXIILLFN Born at Relletvrlle Pa anrary 9 1936 Now resrdes at 294 Prcker mg Street Classrcal Band 1 2 Nlrxed Chorus 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Captain-I Dramatic Club 3 4 Play Cast 3 Wolverlne 4 Class Vnce Presrdent 1 LARRY GAIL O DONNFLL Born at lxane june 16 1936 Now resides at fruemans Pa Classx cal Nlrxed Chorus 4 CLAIR FRANCIS PETERSON Born at lxane October 25, 1935 Now resrdes at 205 Tlonesta Street lndustrral Arts Glee Club 1 2 3 4 DORO I'llY MAE PE FERSON Born at Sheffreld February I9 1935 Now resrdes at 301 Horton Avenue Commercial Intramural Basketball 2 JOAN ELAINE PETERSON Born at Warren, February 24 1935 Now resrdes at 108 Oak Street Home Economrcs Glee Club 2 3 4 Nhxed Chonls 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 DONNA LEE PIERCE Born at Warren, july I8 1936 Now resrdes at Barnes Commercial Band 1 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Nlrxed Chorus 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 3 4 Captain 4 Offlce Assistant 3 4 Wolverine 3 4 Business Manager 4 Class Presrdent 3 Class Secretary 4 FLLEN WELCONIE RICE Born at Ferndale, Nlrch , December 31 1936 Now resldes at 233 Prckermg Street General Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club Properues 2 Wolverine 4 CIIARLES WILLIANI ROGERS Born at Erie, Pa , September 19 1936 Now resrdes at Cherry Grove Industrial Arts Glee Club 4 IIELEN SABAI' Born at Sheffield, March 12 1934 Now resrdes at 15 Hrgh Street General FREDRIC PHILLIPS SEANIANS Born at Port vrlle, N Y October 3 1936 Now resldes at 27 Plckerrng Street Industrial Arts Bandl 2 Glee Club 3 Nlrxed Chorus 4 Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Dance Clubl WILLIANI FRANKLIN TROUTNIAN Born lxmzua, Pa , August 19, 1934 Now resrdes at 49 Nlrll Street Industrral Arts Football 1 2 3 Letterman 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 2 Youth Center Secretary 4 JAMES EDWARD VINCENT Born at Lacka wanna, N Y , une 25 1936 Now resrdes at 648 West Nlam Street Industrxal Arts Band I 2 3 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 RICIIARD GLY WENKER Born at Sheffleld November 29, 1935 Now resrdes at 302 West Nlarn Street General Band 1 Mnxed Chorus 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Letterman 3 4 I I o I . 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CLASS OFFICERS jerrieann Cashmere . . . . Donna Pierce . . . Bud Goldthwaite . . Class Motto . . Class Flower . Class Colors . Dave Elmquist jerry Carr . . . Rita Kasaback . David Elmquisn. . . CLASS DISTINCTIONS Concentrate on today and do not worry abo ATHLETIC HONORS - . SCHOLAST IC HONORS jerrieann Cashmere. . 16 . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer ut the tomorrows. .........Rose . . Blue and Silver . Football Captain Basketball Captain . . . Valedictorian . . Salutatorian . . . Historian MOST POPULAR Bill Troutman, Carmen Cummings BEST LOOKING Sally Campbell jim Hedman UPERLATIVES 9 - r U WITTIEST jim Vincent MOST MISCHIEVOUS Nancy Frazier MOST ATHLETIC Dave Gustafson MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT jerrie Cashmere EWS OF THE DAY HEADLINES T DAY july 30 1964 BUSINESS Mrss oyce McM1llen, Presrdent of Nlc Nlrllen Burlders Supply Mxss Dorothy Peterson, owner of Peterson s Pharmacy Qformerly Rawson sl Mr Francis Peterson proprretor of Peterson s Hardware Cformerly Baynes J and Mr Kenneth Camp of Ken s Servrcenter fformerly Mrndy sl, are attend mg a Chamber of Commerce Conventron ln New York Mxss Bomta Felton, Nlrss june ohnson, and Mrss joan Peterson are advertrsmg the opemng of the Home Makers Shop on Frfth Avenue, m New York I'hey recerved their trammg while attending Sheffield Hlgh School Nlrss Rtta Kasaback advlses of an rn crease rn her baby srttrng prlces 32 00 per hour untrl mrdnrght 35 50 per hour after mndmght james Vrncent has recently been named drstrrct manager of the uallty Cash Nlaster Markets Charles Rogers wishes to announce that hrs taxl servrce w1ll be resumed as soon as hrs car comes back from ones and lrout man Chevrolet garage N rs Marvln lleeter Cformer Nancy lfrazrerj IS now proprietor of the Saybrook Store Nllss Nancy ones and Wllllam Franklin l'routman are partners ln jones St l'routman Chevrolet, lnc Nlr Rlchard Wenker has been appornted superlntendent of North Warren State Hos pntal ENTERTAINMENT ames Edward lledman has been narred successor to Eddie l'1sher on Coke llme and will begm hrs program soon Nlrss Fdna Nlae Barr IS the solo clan netrst thrs evening rn a concert glven by the New Xork Symphony Orchestra Nlrss Shirley Hanson and Xlr lrred Sea mans have replaced Imogene Coca and Sud Caesar on the Show of Shows 'Nhss Dnxre Andrews, formerly of Shef freld will appear rn the Roller Derby ln New York NI and Nlrs Gerald Carr are wrnmng natron wrde acclalm throughout the world Nlr Carr rs playmg basketball with the New York Kmckerbockers Nlrs Carr formerly Sally Campbell, stars rn Kiss Nle Kate NEWS IN GENERAL Nlrss Nlarla Beck has been appointed special mvesugator for the F B I Nlr Larry O Donnell has won an over whelmlng vrctory for mayor of Truemans Pennsylvania Robert Earl Goldthwarte today recerved a commxssron as Nlagor General rn the Nlarrnes SCHOOL NEWS Two former students of Sheffreld High have just graduated from school Nhss Helen Sabat from Conover School of Nlodel mg and Nlrss jerrreann Cashmere from Alleghenv General llosprtal ln Prttsburgh Here are the changes rn the faculty for this year Xlrss Donna Prerce replaces Nlxss klae Swanson as School Secretary Nlr Davld Gustafson replaces Nlr Ralph Santo as Coach XI ames Llndblade replaces Nlr Orrrs Brown as Comrrercral teacher Nl Raymond Conquer 5OC13l Studies and Scxence teacher replacrng Nlr Bruce Smith Nlr Davxd l lmqurst IS the new Industrial Xrts teacher replacmg Nlr Donald Lang HOSPITAL NOTES Girls NI and Nlrs Robert Patch llran agar? Xlr and Nlrs lxenneth Camp Nel come Rrcej Hoys Nlr and Nlrs ames Xhlson CCarmen Cummmgsj tvnns I A A. . . A . J . . U , . I a Q - A . ' ' y lr. . . ' ' , A . ' E 1 A A , A , A A . . . A, ,A , - ' Q A A: , l , I . , A .11 A : A J . . D . . . . I I O -A , - . . . I . - . . a . . . Y . s . r . A A - . . A . I . Z . I ' I , . . Q ' . A . . J ., - I A I I A . A A . A v . l ll I ' I O vi F I 1,0 . r. j ' - ' . ' I 0 I I I I T I -I I ' .' ' . - r. , .T ' ' ' , E 0 A ci I 1 A . 0 . I .E I A A f l A 0 -I f . A .' L I ' '- :- r. ' . 5' v v ' ' ' . r . I t I' . ' ' 1':-, .' . . ' T, v . T . rl . 18 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1954, of Sheffield High School, being of sound body, memory and mind, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, in the manner following, that is to say: First: We leave all our fond memories of the six years spent in S.H.S. We hereby leave our enthusiasm, and ability to get things accomplished, to the junior Class. Also to them we leave our most cherished possession, namely, Room 11 which we have claimed as our homeroom for two years. Take good care of it, and keep Mr. Brown happy. He is a great teacher and friend. To: Lora McClain-Dixie Andrews leaves her cheerleading uniform. Katy Moran-Edna Barr leaves her red hair. Mickey Watts-jerry Carr leaves his job of basketball captain. janet Edwards-jerrie Cashmere leaves her ability to get things done. Barbara Heeter-Marla Beck leaves her blonde hair. Charles Peterson-Kenneth Camp leaves his job at Mindy's. Charles Valone-Raymond Conquer leaves his job as janitor's helper. Any Capable junior Carmen Cummings leaves her job as class president Lucille Dunn Nancy jones leaves her typing ability Ronald johnson Dave Elmquist leaves Mr Lang janet Verbosky Bonnie Felton leaves her jobs in llome Ec Class can Kasaback Nlancy Frazier leaves her bus ride to school jiggs O Donnell Bud Goldthwaite leaves his seat in chemistry class ohn Slater Dave Gustafson leaves his athletic ability Mary Bargar Slurley Hanson leaves her typewriter Pmdy Ritchie jim Hedman leaves his car so she won t have to walk to school Carol Andrews Frances jagar leaves her job as head mayorette Marilyn Howard june johnson leaves her fan mail Geneva Rollinger Rita Kasaback leaves her good marks Charles Young jim Lindblade leaves his office position Peggy Anderson joyce Mcklillen leaves her long walk to school im Weidner Larry O Donnell leaves his car Don Davidson Francis Peterson leaves his huskiness Karen Larson Dorothy Peterson leaves her job at the pharmacy Dick Bloss joan Peterson leaves her roller skates Kristal Griffith Welcome Rice leaves her quiet ways jack Cashmere Charles Rogers leaves his station wagon joyce Lewis Helen Sabat leaves her figure Anyone Fred Seamans leaves himself jon Nelson Bill Troutman leaves his job at jones erry Sadler jim Vincent leaves his job at the Quality Cash jerry Carr Sally Campbell leaves her life Charlotte Wenker Donna Pierce leaves her pleasant ways jim Rogers Dick Wenker leaves his height R If xl! 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N6 '- K ' ' P K 3-lex F ., - -4, cf C ASS HI TORY The Class of 1954 entered Sheffield High in September 1949 After looking around and getting acquainted we elected the following officers to czrrw us through our first wear in umor High President, Bud Coldthwatte Nice President Robert Bell Secretary, oyce N1cNl1llen Treasurer lxenneth Camp Our cliss advisor was Nlr lang ln our eighth grade wear we chose the following officers President David Flmquist Nice President, Gerald Carr Secretary Xernon Stoddard Ireasurer, ames Nmcent Our class advisor was Nlr Chamberlain lhat vear Dave Gustafson and jerrie Cashmere were selected by the class to receive the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary honors When we entered our freshman year our class officers were as follows President, ames lledman Vice President, joyce Nlc'Nl1llen Secretary, Nancy ones Treasurer, Rita Kasaback That year we started widening our interests in the school Some went out for choir, band, and even basketball and football from the unxors and Seniors Ihe class officers that led us through the year were Presi dent, ames Hedman Nice President, Carmen Cummings Secretary Bud Goldthwaite Treasurer, William Troutman That year we sold magazines to start funds for our umor Senior Prom Donna Pierce, Rita lxasaback, and Dave Gustafson sold the most magazine subscriptions and received prizes As we started off our junior year we elected our class officers as follows President, Donna Pierce Vice President, Bud Goldthwaite Secretary james Hedman Treasurer, Rita Kasaback Our class advisor was Nltss Rrchwalsky One of our fellow classmates, Dave Gustafson, was captam of our basketball team We worked very hard to make our umor Semor Prom successful by selling basketball pencils and football programs We also sponsored the annual Halloween Party At last we became Seniors We elected our class officers as follows President, Carmen Cummings Nice President, jerrte Cashmere Secretary, Donna Pierce Treasurer, Bud Goldthwalte Our class advisor was Nir Brown Our athletic honors included Jerry Carr, basketball captain, and Dave Elmquist, football captain Also, Dave Gustafson was chosen to a guard position on the Alleghany Mountain Football Conference All Star team One of the mam things we did our Semor year was to get the Youth Center back on its feet I'o do this we elected the following officers President, james Hedman Vice Presr dent, Dave Gustafson Secretary, B111 Troutman Treasurer, Bud Goldthwaite The Youth Center attempted something of a different nature this year With the help of the Lions Club, an informal Snowflake Dance was held during the Christmas vacation Now, as our school days have come to a close, we, the Class of 54 want you to re member that whatever you do, wherever you go, never be ashamed of where you went to school Remember that there are a lot of students rust like you that are less fortunate, so be proud of that school you go to 20 U V V 4 9 1 'I i A .V 1 .V X i J ' ' 1 ' S ' 1 1 - ' , 2 7 ' J J ' , . ' g , ' ,a . . ' '- . . - . I lv . v v. g I . , , ' 1 ' Q ,. - . . g N lv, . X 2 . V L J .. i J 4 . - . A . 3 V A. Y J Q , I . ln the fall of 1951 our class entered Senior High. At last we were getting a little respect J 9 - ' A 2 - ', ' ' ' Q ,. . Y . J . h ' 5 ' - ' ' 9 5 - ', ' 5 . 3 ,. - . . . Q . g . . A . - . . . . . : . S . - .- 4 ' 4 ' - ' P . , - Q4 ,fa-if 1 ,if ' -am Y Q 'E 5 X H E X Y K 5' W Z p lf, WHEN WE WERE Q., . YOUNG , f' m.1,. Q ' a Top Raw, L. to R.: joan Peterson, Nancy Frazier, Raymond Conquer, jerrieann Cashmere, Dave Gustaf son. Second Row: Charles Rogers, Marla Beck, Bud Goldthwaite, Carmen Cummings, jerry Carr. Third Row jim Hedman, Larry O'Donnell, Welcome Rice, Fred Seamans, Pete Peterson. Fourth Row: Joyce McMillgn 21 ?onna' Eierce, jim Vincent, Nancy jones, Shirley Hanson. Bottom Row: Dixie Andrews, Bill Troutmnn une o nson. '11 FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH -n ,S 43 'Wq,,,-,rw CRAZY DAY 3' TK' 'Q ' - 22 CLASSES xnxx gixffs. xgxxva xw S 1l l' Q1 Q Front Row L to R Marilyn Howard Donald Davidson Peggy Anderson john Cashmere Mickey Watts janet Verbosky Second Row Kristal Griffith joyce Lewis Prudy Ritchie jean Kasaback janet Edwards Lora McClain Geneva Rollinger Barbara Heeter, Mary Bargar Back Row Richard Bloss james Weidner jon Nelson Charles Peterson Charles Young Charles Valone CLASS OF I955 The junior Class, under the capable direction of Miss Richwalsky the class advisor, started the year by electing as their officers: Mickey Watts, President jack Cashmere, Vice-President, Don Davidson, Secrefaryg Peggy Anderson, Treasurer. fheir main activity was to sponsor the annual junior-Senior prom. To raise money for this, the juniors sold football programs at two home games, and presented the annual Halloween party. They also sold Christmas cards and basket- ball schedule pencils. The complete success of our prom would not have been possible without the help of our understanding advisor, Miss Richwalsky, and the cooperation of all our members. 24 1 X m 4 IU .-F E 38 Suv! ' Front Row, L. to R.: Craig Taylor, Carol Andrews, jerry Sadler, Larry Boardman. Second Row: Janice Stanlco, Anthony Mihallco, Joann Sabat, jerry O'Donnell, Wanda Huber, jack Haser, Maxine Thomas, Robert Miko. Third Row: Lucille Dunn, DeWayne Cochran, Elizabeth Borden, Mickey Cashmere, Carol Elmquist, Ted Seamans, Nancy Henry. Fourth Row: jim Vile, Mary Lou Chambers, Robert Kolesar, Nancy Andrews, Donald Labesky, Kay Daniels, Robert lloden. Back Row: Mabel Silves, Robert Burlingame, Karen Larson, Rodney Vashaw, janet Wagner, Ronald johnson, Linda Boardman. 1 - J ' 'l l 3 'r' , V Ol I f- ' ,, C ASS OF I956 lx v ff X , President .... . . Craig I'aylor Vice-President . . . . jerry Sadler Secretary . . . . . Carol Andrews Treasurer . . . . Larry Boardman X. X f X 25 A N, I X ,z Q - - , ,L x X 2 'fr Y ,Af N 1 Q, QQ Fronl Row L to R Manan Caporalx john Exley, Rebecca Zandt john Petruney Second Ron jnm Rogers jxm Huber Norma Urbanclc janet Hall Elxzabeth Donaldson Richard Cochran Thlrd Row Phllnp Allxng, Roberta Fox Bnll Ross Carol Camp Charles Schuler Martha Smxth john Sleeman judy Trubtc Denny Boardman Fourth Row Davxd Danxelson udy Rrtchxe Lester Schmndlen Barbara Snyder Trudy Rogers joan Fawcett Tommy McNeal, Betty Callahan Tommy Cashmere Back Row Robert Mlley Andy Marfxnk Robert Frazxer Charles johnson George Andrews Tom Dunn Martin Kasaback jerry Slater Bnll johnson C ASS CF I95 President .... . . Rebecca Zandi Vice-President . . .... john Exley Secretary ..... . . Marion Caporali Treasurer . . , . john Petruney 26 l -up V CF v-', ig Front Row, L. to R.: james Camp, joe Goldthwaite, john Slater, james NlcMillen. Second Row: Betty Lou Work, Toni Caporali, Ned Whitton, Rebekah Fetterolf, Stephen Rossetti, Carol Stover, Mary Straneva, Braden Fiscus. Third Row: Larry Miley, Grace Hloss, William Olsen, Peggy Ann Pontious, Kenneth Pierce, june Faul, Gary Ellsworth, Shelva Cochran, Darrell johnson. Fourth Row: Roxie Kipp, Charles Frazier, Shirley Rudolph, janice Hall, john Zastawney, David Benson, Patty McClain, james Olson, Kathleen Nloran. Back Row: Ethel Lloyd, Clayton Blum, Patricia Patch, LeRoy Work, Russell Gregerson, Lynne Ayres, Carol Edwards. CLASS OF I958 President .... . . jim Mchlillen Vice-President . . ..... john Slater Secretary .... . . . joe Goldthwaite Treasurer . . ..... jim Camp 27 Y , 1 1' g j f ' Front Row L to R Berry Ann Stanko, Judith Korchalr, Gordon Lubold William Hayes Second Row George Serveslro, Frederick Thorms, Kenneth Shall, john Petruney, Wayne Blodgett, Boyd Newman jack Doyle, Edward Shall Tlurd Row Dorothy Wolfe, Alfred Heeter, LeRoy Hall, George Slater, Frederick Benson, Robert Allrng, William Weidner, james Donaldson Jerry Thomas, john Sevanrck Ann Moore Fovrtli Row John Nelson, Ruth Ann johnson, Sandra Ellsworth, Larry Fredette, Gary Prttoclr, Rebecca McKown, Mickey Miaulrch, john Carmody Fifth Raw Mary Urbancic Teddy Clever, David Ritchie, Merle Slack, Neil Camp, Ralph Stiner, Patty Griffith Alben Durlin Lois Rogers, james Whitton Sixth Row: Marilyn Faul Darl McCulla, judith Kifer Patricia Bidwell, Peggy Haumesser, james Rudolph, Nancy hbrley Back Row: William Dalton, Christine Spicer, james Esley, Charlotte Wenker, Chester Miller, Mary Ann Wolfe, Thomas Spicer Judith Ristau, Thomas Sabat C ASS OF I959 President .... . . Gorcbn Lubold Vice-President . . . .... Bill Hayes Secretary ...... . . . . . Betty Stanko Treasurer .... . . . . . . judy Korchak 28 ATHLETICS Q FOOTBALL 'AD ug... -0' ,q-'.'-il' , ,-x - ' i m , 5 1 1 , M ' 'K' on - - . 5 if ,pu R,-VF' -Anfxgv 'f .1 ' . U,4'g.v1.f,, -bv S K.. .4 ir- 4 ?'e-is-SF., 5..--A 5 tv? 91.75.-.. 4' - 'Al- ffront Row, I.. to R.: Charles Schuler, jerry Sadler, jack Haser, john Exley, Lester Schmidlen, Denny Boardman, jim Rogers, john Sleeman. Second Row: Robert Frazier, Dave Gustafson, Larry Boardman, Nlickey Cashmere, Donald Davidson, Bob Hoden, Dick Bloss, Tom NlcNeal, john Petruney, Assistant lfamzgrr, Hack Roux' Coach Ralph Santo, Bud Goldthwaite, jim Lindblade, George Andrews, Tom Dunn, David lilmquist, Ronald johnson, Niickey Watts, jerry Slater, Bob Burlingame, llanager, Sheffield began its 1955 season with a nucleus of eight returning lettermen. lhese were: Seniors, Captain Dave Elmquist, jim Lindblade, Bud tioldtliwaite, .md Dave Mustafa song juniors, Mick Watts, Dick Bloss, and Don Davidson, and Sophomore, Ronald johnson. l'he season ended with a record of two wins and six losses. l'he record: WF flllii September 12 U Waterford 51 September 19 20 Sugar Grove l'? - September 26 ' St. Nl.1ry'S 55 October 3 U Smethport 26 October 10 0 Youngsville I9 October 17 13 Otto Township 26 ' October 24 I9 Coudersport 6 O October 51 7 Port Alleghaney-16 ' 30 0 rf' OOT BALL Lettermen for the season: graduating lettermen, Dave Elmquist, Bud Goldthwaite, Dave Gustafson, and jim Lindblade. Returning lettermen, Co-Captains Mick Watts and Don Davidson, Dick Bloss, Ronald johnson, jerry Sadler, Bob Hoden, Tom Dunn, Robert Frazier, and Lester Schmidlen. Three varsity members were given positions on the All-Star team of the Alleghaney Mountain Football Conference. Dave Gustafson was elected to the first team, while Mick Watts and Dick Bloss were given honorable mention. On November 5 the football players, cheerleaders, and members of the faculty were the guests of the Board of Education for the annual football banquet prepared by the Hom! Economics Department under the direction of Mrs. Wright. A delicious meal of tomato juice, ham, baked potatoes, coleslaw, pumpkin pie, milk, and coffee was enjoyed by all who attended. X A lx ix L 6 4 , kann Q up 1 xlrvnw Q 1' 52 'Ola gs Clockwise: Robert Hoden, jerry Sadler, Craig Taylor, Robert Burlingame, Rodney Vashaw, Captain jerry Carr, David Elmquist, Donald Labeslty, james Vile, David Gustafson. BASKETB Ll The Sheffield Wolverine Basketball team closed out the 1955-54 season with a record of 6 wins and 13 losses during the regular season. Letters were awarded to the following: Captain jerry Carr, Dave Gustafson, Dave Elmquist, Kenneth Camp, james Lindblade, Bud Goldthwaite, Don Labesky, and jim Vile. ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN LEAGUE STANDINGS Kane 12-0 johnsonburg 8-4 Ridgway 8-4 Sheffield 5-7 St. Mary's S-7 Wilcox 4-8 Emporium 0- 12 32 I Qs' x .A 1 1 'ig FI .aj ,J ,,,. ii A., 1, 'L if , , if gif? 'Y . ws' wax 71 F551 mi r Jimi- Mxckey Yarn james Lmdblnde Back Row jmck ko Absent Mackey Cashmere 'RQ' Q? JgS V 3 Q , D vi 3 -2 i 'Q if Q H1 4' I C f 'f' V e 1 b ' V t ' wx Q 3 h If , f t E tu kk ' Hfg Y, . '-'- .a 11TT'3Z1I.3 A mn, ti Qi: V . I gg glg kmxri V, V, 5 1 . 5 13 fx' X A we +6 ' A 1, I, ,fi ' ' , ' . : 'f 4 f gas, P. ' s' 'Q' wif u 'ix A , ig '? 2 ,xc M .Q -9 ' .11 4 . rw AW Q3 - rs 1, .ZY Im. ,- lvy if 'Vibe , lakh' -A 'gl -.V -If x 4 5 if' 9 'ff' ' X Q A Q H21 . ' ffm? 2-'A V ., 4 A ,... ' -1 j, A X, -. 'K 4- v 2' , - x f 1 9' I i f L9 Q. 22 if . ...f H -. Fi f 1, 31 fx y I g ., , N 15 - . f MMA ,W..,,,,,A,,am, 4 N--an-huampf., ., V, : - x Ni Yi' l x , 2. .yr I fn 1 sp, 3 -.A if Pl ACTIVITIES MUSIC ggiQLVEl.1N6 BAN D Gordon Luiholil, Kenny Shaillg Teacher, Nlr. Wright. .iefmnfi Nun jerry Borden, Huy Urbancic, Norma Ur hancic l-dna Xlae llarr, james Olson, Lraig Taylor, Lucille Dunn, Gary lilswcuh, Nancy Morley, Patty lliilwelil. lhinl Hun' jack Doyle, james Nlcklillen, Nlarilyn Paul, Wanda Huber, james Vile, David Benson, lzlizahelh Ann Borden, Kay Daniels, june leaul. linrli Rm: ' George Servesko, john Slater, Nancy Andrews, Donna Pierce, lf.-Roy Work, Nlickci Warts, Charles Young, l-'red llenson. BAD lfrfmz Run I,. lv H.: Donnx l'ber, David Ritchie, llharles Peterson, jerry O'Donnell, Robert Goldzhwnize, MUSIC N L l Down L to R Marlon Caporall Suzanne Means, Katy Moran Standing Mary Bargar, Barbara lleeter, Judy Rxtchxe, Carol Andrews Llnda Boardman, Frances jagar MAJORETTES The musxc department began thus year concentrating on the band Wrth :ts special dnlls and formauons they made a spectacular appearance at all the football games The mayorettes looked extra nxce ln thexr new unlfonns Last year s chou' travelled to Pnttsburgh for the stare forenslc competrtlon While there for three day s, Aprrl 29 30 and May 1, they stayed at the Roosevelt Hotel They had a wonderful ume but at contest ume all were sernous and stnvxng to wrn The choir received a good rating This year drstrrct forensics wrll be held at the Clarion State Teachers College and the state forensics at Wrllramsport The year s chorr program began wnth thetr annual varxety show rn November The show had as nts theme, Wrrght s Dude Ranch lt was presented to a full house Two specxal numbers ln addrtron to popular songs were The Old Gold Grrls and a lxghted baton act by Judy Rrtchxe and Carol Andrews Second concert of the year was the Chrrstmas program composed of popular Christmas numbers and sacred musrc The thrrd and last program was a mld wmter concert gxven ln February This was a combxnatxon of the band and chou and was composed mostly of classrcal music All rn all the Musnc Department has had a very full and mterestmg nme months 39 , . ..' . , D ' . 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V if x ,j 1' 'z rata x M w 2 f 3? .pmfe 4 f. v Q A , ,W 'H K1 fi 4 VT f 'Q 2 Qger ' 5 fu 4' 4 ,A,6 Y L Q ll ll- ,- .7f' 'S' 3 E TB H5 Hr HI TIME l! ,I 'W-an Front Row L to R Don Davidson, Dune Andrews, Nancy jones, Carmen Cummmgs Back Row Bud Goldthwaxte Prudy Rrtchre Advisor Mrs Mnller jean Kassbsclt Rita Ksslbsck jerne Cashmere The H1 Times, our school news, wntten for and by the students of Sheffleld Hlgh School, once agam appeared weekly m the Sheffxeld Observer Included nn the H1 I'xmes were edxtornals, WCCl8.l features, semor blographxes, teacher bnographnes, assembly wnte ups, thumlrnaxl sketches, comments, class and club, bxrthdays, and sports news 42 YOUTH CENTER L to R Presxdent james Hedman Secretary Wnllxam Troutman Treasurer Robert Goldth ADVISOR M155 Rlchwalsky wane Vice-President David Gustafson The l953 54 edition of the Smeffxeld Youth Center was a very successful one Some of the accomplxshments were dances every two weeks, the mstallauon of two pop machines 1n the hlgh school, and a sem: formal dance, called the ' Snow flake, durmg Chrlstmas vacation The Youth Center also purchased many new records and bought, wnth the help of the school board, a piano for use m the gymnasnum Dances were not held dunng Lent, but after Easter they were held regularly ull the end of the school year The Youth Center was by far the most successful fmancnally smce :ts orgammuon 43 . ..' , ' I ' Q- , . ' a . . . . , ,, . . . n n o o ASSEMBLIE Many of our weekly assemblies were sponsored by the various rooms showing off their Debbie Renolds, Eddie Fishers, Dinah Shores, or what have you. We can really be proud of S. H. S. talent. We were also entertained by professionals from the Antrim Bureau. Our first such assembly was a romantic comedy by W. S. Gilbert entitled Sweethearts. Lucille and Ray Baille were the stars of this show. Lendennans Society Circus Review was given by Mr. and Mrs. Lender- man, and was enjoyed by everyone. On February 24, Charles Ramsden gave a very interesting and educational program dealing with music. The instruments he played were ukulele, Spanish and Hawaiian guitars and his own electronic novatar. During the month of February we were fortunate to have one of the outstanding citizens of Sheffield, Colonel Ayres, speak to us about the experiences and travels of his army life. During the months of April and May we were again en- tertained by professionals: W. Emerson Scott, Table Tennis Stars, and the Wallace Chime Trio. The cheerleaders had a lot to do with the assemblies. Before most of the games they led the student body in cheers for victory. We can't forget our High School Band for getting our assemblies off with their march tunes. We hope that a few of these events will remain in your thouynts and bring you back once again to the halls of S. H. S. in your fondest memories. f. H. A. ,v .? if L. to R.: Geneva Rollinger, Karen Larson, Bonita Felton, Advisor Mrs. Wright, Mary Bargar, joan Peterson, june Johnson, Lora McClain, Kristal Griffith. In September the F.H.A. Gxapter started the year by electing officers as follows: President ............. ......................junejohnson Vice-President . . . . . Bonnie Felton Secretary . . . . . . . . janet Edwards Treasurer.......... ... . .. ...JoanPeterson Reporter...................................KristalGriffith On September 26, Kristal Griffith attended the Livestock Show in Erie. She was accompanied by june johnson. Kristal was a candidate for Livestock Queen. November ll was a big day for the F.H.A.-the football banquet. ln December there was the Christmas Party. Names were draws and gifts exchanged. During the month of january, the banquet for the faculty and school board of Sheffield Township School District was given. February found the F.H.A. girls at the residence of their teacher, Mrs. Loren Wright, for a spa- ghetti supper. Fun was had by all who attended. On April l, 2, and 3, the F.H.A. Convention was held in Wilkes Barre. Our representatives were janet Edwards, Bonnie Felton, Helen Sabat, and joan Peterson, with Mrs. Wright. 45 DRAMATICS t 1 D all . .5 l I ' MI'W.' Ghost Wanted, a mystery-comedy in three acts, was presented to the public on April 21. The cast was under the supervision of Mrs. Eisenhauer. The entire play took place in the living room of the Stormgay's lovely island home at Ramshead Rock. The cast was made up of students from tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. CAST Hugo Bromley .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . David Gustafson KA young man out ofa job, who finds himself in the ghost business.j jeffrey Hall . . . . . . ...... . . ...... . . . . . . Robert Goldthwaite KHis friend and general managenj Troddy . ....... . . ....... . . . ...... . . . . . Nancy Frazier ffvlaid and cook for the Stormgay household.j Ginger Stormgay . . . ...... . ...... . . . ...... . jerrieann Cashmere KA pretty girl in her Late teens.j Gale Stormgay . . ........... . . . ....... . . . . . Rita Kasaback fCinger's sister, a little olfler.j Hatcher.... ... ...... ... ...... ..... ...MickeyWatts fThe Stormgay's housemamj Granny Kate .... . . ........ . .... . . ....... . . Shirley Hanson fThe girls energetic and capable grandmothenj Professor de Vallan . . .......... ..... . .... . . . . james Vile f.4n authority on voodoo and zombies.j Madam Zolga. . . . . .. .. . . ...................LucilleDunn fHis strange assistant.j Azalea . . . . . .... . .................... . . . Nancy Andrews KA lobster woman from the nearby village.l Nora Vane..................................MarlaBeck IA woman withanose for inuestigatioml Mr. Bradshaw . . . . . . . . ....... ........... . . . . Larry Boardman fThe sheriff.j Pantomime . . . . . .................jameslledman K,l4onster.j Prompters . . . . . . . . Dixie Andrews, Carmen Cummings Properties... ...............Donnapierce Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rodney Vashaw 46 HALLOWEEN sv The annual Hal1owe'en celebration began with the judging of costumes in the home- rooms. After this was completed, the students formed in parade at the front of the building. The formation, led by the S. H. S. Band and cheerleaders, moved over town. The parade disbanded at the township building where students met with their homeroom teachers to receive tickets worth twenty-cents. These tickets were cbnated by the Sheffield merchants. The party, sponsored by the junior Class, began with dancing in the gym, followed by the gand march which proceeded to the auditorium where judging of costumes was held. Prizes were given to Carol Stover, prettiest, Boyd Newman, most originalg and Larry Miley, funniest. Each received a box of candy. Immediately afterward a talent show, re- sembling the Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts program, was presented. Talent appeared from each homeroom. Prizes of 81.50 and 81.00 were awarded the winners. George Sever- sko, better known as the Trombone Kid, walked away with first prize. Dixie Andrews, a tap dancer, took second place. After the talent show there was dancing in the gym. 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IT R :Q-A' 'fizgisxfgifkf 'r'2'lL11w3gLgg1:m neg..-,M fwg, , , L73 m .,,,:5g'H5g 1 Q R . , f W A S H I N G T O N G R A D E F O U R Front Row, L. to R.: Leslie Lewis, Charles Johnson, Steven Blair, John Gennan, Robert Olsen, Raymond Seth. Second Row: Mrs. Dorothy Henry, Teacher, Patty Atwood, Donna Harmon, Mildred Fiscus, Judy Sleeman, Linda Niemann, Suzanne Elinski, Joyce Nelson, Mary Rossetti, Karen Bortnyck. Third Row: Carol Rodgers, Lynda Keller, Judith Slagle, Betty McClain, Judith Blair, Gwenda McCulla. Back Row.' Mickey McGuire, George Petruney, Robert McClain, Clifford Snyder, Robert Sharp, Richard Moore, Ralph Burton. Front Row, L. to R.: Robert Newman, Bumell Farnsworth, Daniel Exley, Janet French, Rebecca L Hall, Linda Christenson, Lee Goldthwaite, Vincent Sprague. Second Row: Samuel Barr, Dale Kifer, Carol Dahl, Linda Yusko, Diana Boardman, Kirby Lindsey, Patrick Cnonmiller. 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