Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

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Q ',' , - P 0 . 'o ,Q . Q' '- .,,. ff, Q Q v,, .','. , Q Q ,f . Q Q .- . o in ,- so 4 . . 'ul'o . wk. of .4 x x-.-.'- - - - f 42- ' x ..- ---A N., , wx... ., . . vi' x as -. - Q x is N -' ' 1 - .w wr- ...W-' . 'Q-. 1 A M , .. -- . .f ..:- S S.. -5 4. , W ,u z, X S, Q... 4, mcg, X 5 ,Og x A N N , , vi' . 0,0 N. 3, t -. - sv- - ww . .., . uw,--,. Q.-,., - - - ,,.- .. - DEDICATION Bruce A Smxth As an expresslon of our appreclanon of the pmt he has played ln our hlgh school lxfe, we, the Class of 1955, Sincerely dedxcate tlus, our Wolverme, to one who endeared h1mself to us as teacher and fnend. -.4 av Q Q . S .o s X Q. pr .pw Q ,' :. . ., 5, o 1 -Xb .za ...sq .X ,s'e, 5.1, -. . , a. hs., --. ' .- , , Q - so . 1. . - , u, 'Q' Q ., 'zss 'L . 1' 'tx-' 0 NX '-. 4 'N Q it Q I f .. , 5 -. ,Q .xg 5 1 . Q, 0' 5 I' . - . . of .A s 1 '-'Q 5 . . . ,P J 9 . .. 5 , 4 .., - Q, 5 sfo '.'f ' N ' ' U, '. ,'n' I' lg 4. ' 50 Q 'xwx 5 ' ...Q -6 ws... -. 'As ' - ' , s 'N ,. sag' 5, xx -.'3'.::: N. 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I ' , W. vi, A -I ' ! .U WVU SMITH czen ce His tory WAYNE CHAMBERLAIN History SocmlStud1es RALPH SANTO Science Geography Physical Educaaon DONA ANG Industn l Arts LJ mf Englzsh hysxcal Educa L 0 EISENHAUER Pnnczpal Mathemaucs BETYY GUSTAFSON School Nurse 5 ll MARTHA EISENHAUER Mathematics Guzdance MAE SWANSON Secretary LUCILLE WRIGHT Home Economics Englssh Arts ORRIS BROWN C omrnercml WOLVERINE STAFF Scandmg L to R Nancy Henry, Niaxxne Thomas, Elrzabeth Borden, Mabel Sxlves Lmda Boardman, Carol Andrews, Karen Larson, anet Edwards jean Kasaback Nancy Andrews KrxstalGr1ff1th .Seated Wanda Huber, anxce Sranko, Joann Sabat, Barbara Heeter, oyce Lewrs, Peggy Anderson Prudy Rntchxe, Marxlyn Howard Prudy Rltchle Fdltor Don Davxdson Asslstant Fdltor Peggy Anderson Iyusmess Nlanager ack Cashmere ASSISIHHI Busmess Klanager Dick Bloss Photography Fdxtor Nlanlyn Howard Typing Ifdxtor oyce Lewxs Assxstant Typrng Edxtor Standmg L to R Donald Daudson Charles johnson, Rxchard SENIORS janet Fdwards on Nelson jean Kasaback Kristal Grxffrth Peggy Anderson Barbara lleeter Prudy Rrtchxe joy ce Lewrs Marrlyn Howard JINIORS Nlaxxne Yhomas Nancy Andrews Nancy Henry 4 arol Andrews l mda Boardman .mice Stanko Wanda Huber Ronald ohnson oann Qabar karen Larson Niahel Sllyes Carol l-lmqmst Flrzaheth Anne Rodney Vashaw Bloss jon Nelson Rodney Vashaw jrm Vrle Sealed Ronald SOPHOMORF ohn son Carol Elmqur st 6 Charles ohn son J J' ' , ' r ' J ' .......................r ' ' ' J K, gl. 1' . 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SENIORS PEGGY IOYCE AND ERSON The Cheerrest Remember thrs that very lrttle rs needed to make a happy lrfe Peg was left on the doorstep of 25 Dunham Street on une 2 1937 Her parents decrded they lrked thrs lrttle bundle of joy, and as a result carrred her rnsrde Peg was one of our most effrcrent offrce grrls, enrolled rn the commercral course You found her at basketball and football games, cheerrng her heart out, as she was one of our Cheerleaders She was also busrness rmnager of our yearbook and a member of the photography staff She was class treasurer her yunror year, and secretary of youth center her senror year Other actrvrtres rncluded F H A Hr Trmes, and rntramural basketball WILLIAM RICHARD BLOSS Our Blushrng Boy Reason rs not measured by srze, or herght, but by prrncrple It was a big day on the Hrlltop july 23 1937, for Mr and Mrs Rrchard Bloss, when they were blessed wrth a blushrng lrttle boy whom they decrded to name Wrllram Rrchard Drclt now resrdes at 90 Wll Street Drck, berng enrolled rn the rndustrral arts course, rs very actrve rn the many school actrvr Wolverrne staff for four years Photography, rs Drck's hobby, rn whrch he rs very capable We made hrm our photography edrtor hrs yunror and senror years Drck was also a member of the chorr hrs yunror and senror years He was one of our hardevuorkrng football players for four years, and a three year letterman We cannot farl to mentron hrs berng on the league all star team, recervrng honorable mentron rn the Alleghany Mountarn League hrs lunror year In basketball Drck has been our ever-farthful manager for four years l rntramurals, he was referee hrs freshman, yunror, and senror years ROB ERT ERNEST BUNTING Outdoor Sportsman A rollrng stone gathers no moss On july 4 1935 a cannon was shot off to celebrate the day This all happened rn Stone- ham Pa The cannon ball was shattered from the blast and preces flew all over One of these parts landed ar 88 Mrll Street, rn Sheffreld When rt hrt the ground rt suddenly changed rnto a bouncrng boy He was named Robert Ernest Buntrng Bunny, as we all know hrm, was enrolled rn the general course He partrcrpated rn football and rntramural basketball hrs sophomore year Bunny has been a member of the armed forces, and has returned to graduate wrth us. 8 u ' - , , D . . . : . . ., '- ' ll I ' Y, - ' . I , , . .r Q ties at SH.S. He has lent his assistance to the ' . n li DY 1 ' ' ' 1 1 , . , . QI 0 b il ' '- GERTRUDE EVA BURCHEL Studrous Read, mark learn and rnwardly drgest Blowrng rn on a gust of autumn wrnd on October 25 1937, rn Nlalone, New York, we see none other than Gertrude Eva Bufchel wh0 now lrves at 109 West Warn Street Trudre entered our school her senror year and was enrolled rn the classrcal course In her rumor year at Portvrlle New York where she went to school before she came to Sheffreld Trudre was a member of the French and Lrbrary Clubs and had some offrce practrce IOHN C URTIS CASHMER E Frrendly Honesty rs the best polrcy On a cold day December 12 1957, to be exact, a cuddly lrttle snowball was left rn Kane When the snow melted, a baby boy was found rolled up rn srde The Cashmeres brought hrm to Sheffreld 54 Nlrll Sueet, where they strll resrde They sat down and trred to get a deservrng name for thrs bouncrng boy Frnally both agreed on john Curtrs Cashmere ack rs another one of the rndustr l arts boys In hrs freshman year he played basket ball and was rn the band Durrng hrs sophomore year he played rntramurals He was a member of Hr Trmes Staff hrs semor year and has been on the Wolverrne the past three years Srnce hrs sophomore year, he has sung wrth the chorr In hrs senror year he was elected presrdent of the chorr and was also sent to drstrrct chorus Other freshman and sophomore years class vroe presr dent our all rmportant yunror year, and thrs year, ack has worked extra hard as vrce-presrdent of Youth Center DONALD RAY DAVIDSONZ- A WM 'LJ The Dream To do two thrngs at once rs to do nerther On the late sprrng day of May 7 1937 a blond harred baby boy was left rn Connellsvrlle Pa Hrs proud parents, hearrng of a place called Sheffreld thought thrs great metropolrs would be the rdeal place to rarse therr prrde and roy Butch now resrdes at 28 Van Ettan Avenue He has been very actrve rn sports all four years and rs a three year letterrmn rn football ln hrs fresh man yes he was football manager and rn hrs senror year he was one of our ccrcaptarns H also played four years of basketball The many actrvrtres he has partrcrpated rn are two years rn chorr, two years on the Wolverrne staff where he has assrsted rn the photography department Nlany of you have read hrs sports wrrte ups rn the Hr Trmes He has held many offrces, among them berng class secretary hrs yunror year, class presr dent hrs senror year, and Youth Center treasurer Don graduated from the rndustrral arts course 9 11 ' ll ' n I -1 , , , . . . . q . , I 1 rt ' H . ' ' . - . uv, , a . I . ' . , . ' O ' . j l ' ' ia U . offices he has held were: class treasurer hrs 5 . . . .- I K! lfi ' ' D ' D ' ' ' 1 1 Q- . , n , . 1 . Q! DI ' . . . . e I Q . ' o . L M SENIORS JANET ANN EDWARDS Peach' I have regretted my speech and not my srlence If anybody makes the statement that Pennsylvanta doesn't grow peaches, feel free to contradrct them. For on the day of january 29 1935 janet Ann Edwards came into existence janet, one of our home economxcs gxrls, has been a member of F H A. the past four years She held the office of secretary, and this past year was reporter of sand organtzatnon. She has for the Last four years played intramural basketball and been a fanthful chorr member Her senxor year saw an worlung on the H1'I'tmes and Wolverrne staffs l V va L xf R V J KRISTAL ANN GRIFFITH The Mtschtevous One Appetxte comes wtth eatrng On Apnl 22 1937 a hurricane hxt Kane, Pa The vtolent wrnd became known as Hurncane Chns after her real name Krtstal Ann Grtffxth Thns wrnd wound xtself around the nearby moun- tarns ull If came to a stop at 658 West Mann. You can stxll fmd ends of thxs famous hurrrcane swirling through the house when Chris ls home She rs enrolled ln the home economxcs course and rs a fouryear member of F HA She was F H A. reporter her jumor year Also, for the past four years Chrxs has played xntramural basketball She has been a member of the Wolverme staff wyffll ,fy y Tease Tlme, as he grows old, teaches my lessons On lrebmary 15 1938, the lleeter famrly took home a bundle of fuecrackers and found wrapped xnsxde a laughmgeyed lnttle gurl Be- cause she was so cute they kept her and named her Barbara She was one of our commercial stu- dents Babs was bom near Pxttsburgh and came to S H S her sophomore year She has been one of our hxgh-steppln mayoretres rn the band the past rwo years She has played mtramural basketball the last year ln her sennor year she was secretary of the class ani also one of the super-effxclent office gurls. BARBARA JEAN HEFTFR 10 .D . . D I 'J' A '.x l pdl, LYJ . 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I955 NAA RI LYN ANN HOWAR D uxet' It matters not how long you l1ve t how well On August l4 1937 the httle town of Kiayburg Pennsylvama bustled wlth excitement For on tha summer day a lxttle grrl, whose name came to be Marrlyn Ann Howard was left on the doorstep of a home The Howards decrded Marilyn needed some good old country arr and moved to Cherry Grove, where they still are Manlyn be came enrolled xn the commercial course and was one of our ever busy offnce guls She has played rntrammal basketball for three years Her aptness xn typing has earned her the posxtxon of typxng edrtor on the yearbook She rs also vrce president of the senxor class JEAN CECEILA KASABACK Talkatrve Great thoughts come from the heart November 2 1937 was a day long to be re membered An Sheffneld, especrally by Mr and Mrs August Kasaback because on that day they were preserled wlth a bounclng baby grrl whom they named jean Cecexla jean one of our classrcal students, strll resrdes ln Sheffxeld at 326 Church Street Durlng can s yunror and senror years she has been a very actrve member of the chorr, Wolverlne staff, and H1 Ttmes of which she was the assrstant edltor her senror year Also, durxng her senior year, she played intramural basketball an was easurer of the choir Msg, J 1 U N N 7 PEGGY JOYCE LEWIS The Good Sport Thoughts are mxghtler than strength of hand A lxttle house rn Sheffneld clalms the honor of being the brrthplace of Peggy oyce Lewrs The day all thrs happened was April 20 1937 oyce, strll lrvmg tn our blg crty of Sheffield, can be found at her home on 19 Wll Street She his been an xntramural basketball player dmxmg her four years at S.H S Joyce was on our H1 Times staff, assrstant typing editor On the Wolverxne staff, and a member of the F H A She entered the commercial course, was one of the effrcrent offxce grrls, and treasurer of her Senror class 11 UQ - 1 - -, - XBH 0 . J , .I . . l I' :S NJA? RJTIJ fox. . 'aj 'NJ 4 J WSJ L ', tg we -lf ya 5 J: 1 ' 5' QI X' A , ,M xt ,wc ol? g 'J -J l L l x Rl' lvl A A .'g, K' 'N I , -J lk X 'X . jx 'lab A Xl 1 if A x- X, ul' lx I n ' ' .' - 5 ' . ' W ,W sENloRs LORA JEAN MCCLAIN The Good Frrend of All It rs good to lrve and learn. Thrs all took place on july Sl 1937 rn Clarron Pennsylvania It seems that a big rocket of some krnd rust returning from space after the Fourth landed on the doorstep of the McCla.rns residence rn Clanon carrying Lora jean. But soon she took off again her first stop being Say brook Later she decided to go to Barnes where she can strll be found Lora rs one of the home economrcs grrls berng rn the F H A four years She has been a member of the chorr four years for which she recerved a letter this year Dunng her senior year she has been a member of the H1 Times and Wolvenne staff Jow NELSON the mrnd Way down rn Dothan, Alabama, on a bright day rn 1937 une 3 to be exact a stork flying extra low, lrstenrng to the banyoes accr dently dropped a little boy on the doorstep of a home Here jon Raymond Nelson decrded to make hrs residence Changing hrs address Rebel now lrves on 109 Church Street Rebel has been one of our basketball players for four years This past year he has been on the Wolverine photography staff A-An-1 CHARLE S OTTO PETERSON Clown Needs must when the devil drrves Charlre made hrs entrance rnto the world june 20, 1934 behrnd the wheel of a blue Grevy Charlie was bom rn Sheffield and strll resides at l9 Hall Street He rs enrolled rn the rndustnal arts course We cannot farlto mention that Charlrehas been a drummer rn the band three years 12 by T m OJ J - Kl ' ,I 1 ' ' 1 s I 1 V , Q, , a - . - 9 Y . , . . . V. ' , . . , . . . . . , . . . i The Politician - The pen is the tongue of '. ' r I . . ' . , . , , . . 0 . . , 1 xr -ff' Q L' l I I. Il fl - , ' ' . , . I . 1955 ,J lf? AJ' 1 Aff,-fl PRUDENCE SUE RITCHIE Jr ,JJ Personalrty A good reputatron s more valuable than money Mr and Mrs Rrtchre were guests on one of the well known qurz programs recerved a Before the was heard wart to get When they frnd but a Upon answerrng the S64 questron, they lrttle package tred wrth a prnk rrbbon package was untred, a slrght norse cormng from wrthrn They could hardly home C102 North Streetj and open rt. frnally got rt opened what drd they darlrng lrttle grrl Thrs all started rn Warren, Pa , o july 30 1937 They decrded to name her Prudence Sue Prudy rs one of our three classrcal students, and has been very actrve rn school affarrs just to prove what we say rs true, take a look at thrs lrst of actrvrtres For four years Prudy has been a member of the chorr And then she has been on the Hr Trmes Staff and the Wolverrne Staff for three years Her senror year she was elected edrtor of both of these publrca trons. She has been one of our cheerleaders srnce her freshman year Her yunror and senror year she was captarn cheerleader We must not farl mentron these other offrces she has held class County F H .A presrdent 12 CHARLES THEODORE VALONE Devrlrsh ' He gets through too l goes too fast A summer day, june 24, 1937 as a day of great excrtement rn Warren because a mrschrevous lrttle package was brought to lrve rn thrs world The Irttle package tumed out to b Charles Theodore Valone ' Beetle now resrdes at hrs home rn that popular town two mrles fro Sheffreld Bames Beetle rs another one of th rndustrral arts students He played basketball, hrs freshman and sophomore years, was a member of the S.H S. chorr hrs sophomore year, and thrs year was a member of the Wolverrne staff MIC HA E L DOUGLAS WATTS Athletrc As many men, so many mrnds, every warm by a some hard, one rn hrs own way On May 30 1936, a sunny day, a football was found rn Warren couple of boys They thought they d have fun so gave rt a brg lcrck They kicked rt so when rt drd land, rt fell on the 511 Whrpple Street, Sheffield lt broke as rt landed and out bounced a baby boy who Mrchael Douglas He was a drummer for four years Many wrll remember play, Ghost Wanted rn hrs yunror year Mrck was class vrce-presrdent nrnth and tenth grades, and was class presrdent hrs yunror year Mrck rs enrolled rn the rndustrral art course and was, of course, very actrve rn sports He was a four-y ear letterman rn football, berng one of the 1954 co- captarns. He played basketball grades 9, 10 and ll. ln hrs yunror year he won honorable mentron rn the Allegheny Mountarn League. Hrs senror year he won a place on the all star team. doorstep of was named rn the band Mrck rn the 13 I VT rl - J, ff rf ', rl., Jr 1,09 , J , N , W , , 'xv P V1 ' . r 3' 49,11 U N, , A . L ' n - ID - ' tlll Avy' n ' , . . l ' . . ' . . ' to president 9 and 105 F.H.A. president l23.Warren lp k , ,itll V' ,, .. infra 02' I1 ' YD ' . . . , , . wx Xkqlfpx 'S SENIORS CHARL ES SPENCER YOUNG Muscal It ms better to learn late than never Ten days after due new year arnved Quarles Spencer Young also axnved Thxs was Ln 1938, and nt all came about ln Warren 'Une Youngs broujxt Gluck to 617 West Mann Street that year and have resided there since. Chuck rs en- rolled nn the general course. 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' fn ' C ASS DISTINCTIONS everything Class Flower Clas s Colors Donald Davidson Marilyn Howard Barbara Heeter Joyce Lewrs Donald Davldson Mrckey Watts jon Nelson Manlyn Howard Rxchard Bloss CLASS DISTINCTIONS Class Motto 'Choose you must and as you choose, choose only the best of OFFICERS ATHLETIC HONORS SCHOLASTIC HONORS Yellow Rose Chartreuse and Black Presrdent Vrce-Presrdenr Secretary Treasurer Football Co-Captam Football Co Captain Valedrctorran Salutatouan Hrstorran L to R Vice-Presrdent Marilyn Howard Treasurer Joyce Lewis Secretary Barbara Heeter Presrdent Donald Davidson 1 .. !! I CDU C Ill Ollllll .. ... .. ........ ..... ll IOO ll ICI!! Ol ICI ll Ullilllilillill ill Cl lllillllllllillll Ill - DOO! lil .. .. lil!IIllllOOOOIOIOIOUOIIUIIUDIOIIIli' . 'CAF' .frail 4 Y, Y ff! ' .'5: '- . .: , , , . PROPHECY Our physrcs class worked all year on an rnventron that portrays the future At last rt was frnrshed, and Nlr Smrth came over to run a test When he turned on the machrne, rt let out vsrth a peculrar sound endrng rn a loud roar Frnally the norse stopped and a serres of prctures appeared on the screen Irrst, the class obseryed a very famrlrar face Charles Young was seated at a prano He was playrng wrth the Xl G N1 Symphony Orchestra, but the musrc was qurte strange for thrs partrcular orchestra They were playrng Frve Foot Two and Charles was play rng a solo Then the prcture turned to the crty of Los Angeles A famrlrar face moved by but couldn't be recognrzed Soon, though, we drscovered our good frrend, Charles Peterson lle was drrvrng a taxr havrng on rts srde the srgn, Charles Rocket Taxr Servrce, and had advanced greatly from hrs frrst rob at the Sheffreld Sweet Shoppe where hrs fees were small but hrs passengers many The story contrnued when Charles stopped at a servrce statron for some gas and met one of hrs old frrends, Drck Bloss A srgn over the statron read, Bloss s Servrce Statron Bloss had somebody workrng for hrm, and rt was none other than Nlrndy, Drck s former employer The machrne produced another loud roar, but after a whrle settled down A mansron appeared rn the background There were four mards, two butlers, three chauffeurs, and frve gardners Now, who could own such a beautrful house? Someone stepped our of a chartreuse Cadrllac Why' It s jean Kasaback' My, she surely drd get up rn the world' The prcture swrtched to what looked lrke a home economrcs room, and the school none other than Shef freld Hrgh A teacher appeared to be rnstructrng puprls on how to make fur coats She was another student from the Class of 1955 Lora McClarn The machrne then took us on a tour of the school, stopprng at the Uymnasrum where the coach was checkrng over the football equrpment Why' It was Donald Davrdson, one of our star athletes at Sheffreld Hrgh They sure had themselves a swell coach Agarn the machrne cou ed and sputtered We drdn t know how much longer rt would stay together It sounded as though all the bolts were gorng to fly One of the physrcs class headed for a parl of water, but by the trme he returned the prcture had cleared showrng a beautrful motron prcture theater Thrs was a specral nrght wrth a stage show and bank nrght combrned The manager came on stage to announce the cash to be 33,000 The vorce sounded very farrulrar and, as the machrne brought the stage closer, we recognrzed the manager, our good frrend janet Edwards, who was once a trcket collector at the Penn Theater, Sheffreld My, how these Sheffreld students are gettrng along' e l, nobody won the money, and rt was trme for the stage show to begrn It was announced by 'Wlrck Mrck Watts had made nnny recordrngs and was conductrng hrs own dance band He was known all over for hrs wonderful talent Boy, he sure sounded great' But what was thrs7 He had changed the beat to an un usual Hawarran chant Then we knew He had a dancer wrth hrm Among the flowers we recognrzed the dancer to be Krrstal Grrffrth Krrstal frrst made her performance for Youth Center dances She was just wonderful' The students never thought that they could make a machrne that would do all of thrs Next we saw a large crty market A srgn at the front drsplayed rn brg letters, Happy jack s Home of Foods ' We saw the manager rn hrs offrce, and we knew hrm to be our good frrend, ack Cashmere He was busrly engaged rn grvrng orders to all hrs employees As we looked toward the meat counter, we heard a rumpus Two ladres were havrng some trouble wrth therr chrldren One of them was Peggy Anderson, now Mrs Bob Bell, and the other oyce Lewrs, HOW MIS. Paul Moore Mrs 'vloore was tryrng to talk to Mrs Bell but her trrplets wouldn t keep strll They kept tryrng to get rnto Vlrs Bell s buggy where her twrns were sleeprng lt seems that they were talkrng about the good trmes they had rn Sheffreld High School A very odd obyect was next pretured by the machrne It looked lrke a transparent egg stuffed wrth wrres All of a sudden a brrght flash occurred Then we saw Prudy Rrtchre holding a flash camera That must have been a flash bulb that went off On the srde of the camera we read, The Darly Planet Star Edrtor Prudy sure has advanced rn her edrtorral work It looked as though she had been takrng prctures of anrmal heads She was at the home of a famous hunter Suddenly a man appeared from the deep, dark Afrrcan yungle lle showed Prudy a supposedly dead python Suddenly the snake struck rnto the arr just then the prcture be- came snowy and the scene changed Let s hope that every thrng turned out all rrght Next we saw the front of a motron prcture studro The srgn read, Warner Brothers The machrne showed the rnsrde of the studro where we saw Babs lleeter posrng for an advertrsement for Devrl Lrpstrck She also had done some posrng for Look and Lrfe magazrnes I-rom underneath the black sheet of the camera ap peared on Nelson who was one of the studro s frnest photographers I bet that was better than takrng prc tures at assembly, huh, on? We recognrzed another ofthe Class of SS rn thrs room It was n s secretary, Marrlyn Howard Trmes surely have changed She was srttrng rn a brg easy charr talkrng rnto a machrne that was ty prng every thrng she sard Wrthout any trouble, the scene changed to a huge hosprtal We saw on one of the doorsa srgn, D Gertrude Burchel, Head Screntrst ' The door opened and fumes of all descrrptron frlled the room When the arr cleared, we saw a frgure rn whrte lt was Gertrude She looked a lrttle puzzled as to whether or not to add a certarn chemrcal to a test tube Wrthout warnrng our machrne suddenly arose rnto the arr and exploded wrth colorful smoke and plenty of norse When the class frnally came from therr hrdrng places, nerther the machrne nor any of rts parts could be found, and only the memory of what they saw and the colored smoke were left 16 1 V g ' ' v ' ' . , . . V. . . . , . . l ' g :. V I I Y V - Q I Y . 0 lr Q v ' . v y 1' u - n ,' , . . . , ' I O I . . . . . ,, , . . ,, ' . . . . 'o . . . . ,, , . . ,, v , . . . . . v . , I . . . I I I ' - - I , 1 . 0 1 -A b - . , . . k,' 0 V. Q l 0 . . . , . I gll . . . ' 0 , . . V C ' . W1 ' ' . ' .' . r V I . . ' I . I - .. I O 0 I I D n rl I . . . . . V , , Q . I - ' ' ' ' u o 0 . r Q I v . . . , . - . . . , . 0 . . I 0 ' . , I . I . I ' O - u - , - n , . . . - 0 l I I 1 v . . ' , V . . . . v ' - - - n f n f - r - . . I Q - J , . , . . . - A . . . . , J , , ' . J, 1 V . D 0 f V ' Q . . - - ' rr ' . I. , , , . . . . n . . . s I , . . . . . . . 24 , K v 6 -if M f . B 'f M 155 H- na 2f'Qx 1 ,ng ka 4 Y 4 H ,Q Mr fsgvf, ff i A 'vu C ASS HI TORY The Class of 1955 entered Sheffield High in September 1950. After careful thought, we elected the following officers to carry us through our first year in junior High: president, Patricia Martin, vice-president, june Kipp, secretary, janet Wagner, treasurer, Charlotte Pearwn. Our class advisor was Mr. Lang. ln our eighth-grade year we chose the following officers president, Vernon Stoddard, vice-president, Patricia Martin, treasurer, Donald Davidsong secretary, Prudy Ritchie. Our class advisor was Mr. Chamberlain. Vernon Stoddard and Patricia Martin were chosen by the class to receive the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary honors. During our freshman year our class officers were as follows: president, Prudy Ritchie, vice-prsident, Mickey Watts, secretary, Sonja Weller, treasurer, john Cashmere. In that year some of us went out for choir, band, basketball and foot- ball. We finally entered senior high in the fall of 1952. The class officers that led us through the year were: president, Prudy Ritchie, vice-president, Mickey Watts, secretary, Betty Campbell, treasurer, jack Cashmere. We sold magazines that year to start funds for our junior-senior prom. jean Kasaback and Don Davidson led in magazine sales and received prizes. I949-I95O Top Row, L. to R.: Andy Perosky, Harvey Fiscus, Gerald Lindsey, Donald Silves, Sylvio Bianco,-Roy English, Gilbert Alling, Gene Barner, Dick Zandi, Berdean Thomas, Richard Edwards. Second Roux' Patty Huber, Amy Swedenhjelm, Kristal Griffith, Mary Fiscus, Shirley Fair, Karen Larson, Anna jane NlcCulla, Lora McClain, Carol Callahan, joyce Lewis, Sonja Weller, jean Kasaback. Third Roux' jon Nelson, Donald Davidson, Neil Rockwell, Ronald johnson, Wesley Thoruas, George Morgan, Tommy Rockwell, Larry McClain, jack Cashmere, Howard Falkinburg, Dick Bloss, Charles Young. Front Roux' Charles Valone, Bill Thornton, Peggy Anderson, Prudy Ritchie, Charlotte Pearson, janet Wagner, Patty Martin, june Kipp, Marilyn Howard, Geneva Rollinger, Anthony Mihalko, james Weidner. I954 I955 Standing L to R Donald Davidson, Mickey Watts, jon Nelson Charles Youn Charles Peterson ack Cashmere, Dick Bloss Seated aner Edwards Peggy Anderson, Lora McClain, Joyce Lewis, Barbara Heeter, Kristal Griffith, Prudy Ritchie, ean Kasaback Gertrude Burchel, Marilyn Howard C ASS HISTORY We started our junior year by electing the following officers: president, Mickey Watts, vice-president, jack Cashmere, secretary, Don Davidson, treasurer, Peg Anderson. Our class advisor was Miss Richwalsky. That year our main activity was to sponsor the annual junior-senior prom. To raise money for this we sold football programs and presented the annual Halloween party. We also sold Christ mas cards and basketball schedule pencil s. At last we became seniors. Our class officers were: president, Don Davidson, vice-president, Marilyn Howard, secretary, Barbara Heeter, treasurer, Joyce Lewis. Our class advisor was Mr. Brown. Our athletic honors included: Mickey Watts and Don Davidson, fmtball co-captains. Also, Mickey Watts was chosen for the Allegheny Mountain League All-Star team. Another of the class projects was the Youth Center, which was very successful under our small grorp of seniors. The officers were: president, Prudy Ritchie, vice-president, jack Cashmere, secretary, Peg Anderson, treasurer, Don David- son. 19 jack Cashmere L to R Charles Peterson Mxckey Watts SHO P IN CLASS HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICS LAB L to R janet Edwards Kr1stalGr1ffith L to R Dxck Bloss jean Kasaback jo Lora McCla1n Nelson I I I -. f 5, 4 I a' A4 XX I se - , 0 ..' 7 A I ' 0 -.' , - . ' . -.' , , . . ENGLISH L to R Gertrude Burchel Nhss Rxchwalsky Barbara Heeter POD Charles Young Charles Valone Prudy Rltchle Don Davidson IN C ASS TYP ING L to R Marxlyn Howard joyce Lewrs Peggy Anderson a , ,v .L f 4. A 4 41 ,pn , . LJ 4 1, nf:-ff HMM 5. W ff A 'ix ' 5 A 1' x ', ,A a' 4 Q if P ROM Welcome . . . . . Senior Response Vocal Number . . . . Toast...... Voca1Solo... Class Prophecy . . . VocalDuet... Reading..... Duet....... ClassWil1..... Surprise Number .i -l May 19, 1954 Banquet AMERICAN LEGION HOME Q30 O'Clock Dancing HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM 9:00-1200 P. M. Emie Emerson's Orchestra PROM QUEEN Sally Campbell ATTENDANTS Dorothy Peterson Dixie Andrews PROGRAM ..........................MickeyWatts sslallonulnoosboooeoouocarlnencu-mnlings . Linda Boardman, Kay Daniels, Eli1abethAnn Borden ......................Mr.L.O.Eisenhauer e5Aonoeonluullooeeuoooonoonjimvincem snolouneu-Iackcaimefe . . . . . Theresa and Chuck Valone .......l..ll.. rlqHaQn . ..Sally Campbell and jim Hedman ..................CarmenCummings seuoncausesuonaoounoooaumewfight Alma Mater 23 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1955, of Sheffield High School, being of sound mind and body, do render this our last will and testament, that is to say: First: We leave S.H.S. to the juniors to run next year. To them we also leave our home room 12 and our most cherished possession, Miss Richwalsky. Individually we dispose of the following possessions, to wit: Mickey Watts leaves Harold Burchel his football ability janet Edwards leaves her job at the theater to Joann Sabat Lora McClain leaves herself to Larry Boardman Peggy Anderson leaves her cheerleading outfit tn Mabel Silves Kristal Griffith leaves her mischievous ability to Cxol Elmquxst Gertrude Burchel leaves her long hair to Elizabeth Anne Borden Charles Peterson leaves his drum to Donald Labesky Dick Blo ss leaves his job at Mindy s to Bob Kolesar Babs Heeter leaves her majorette outfit to Nancy Andrews Prudy Ritchie leaves her leadership to jiggs O Donnell Charles Valone leaves his shortness to Larry Copley Marilyn Howard leaves her quietness to jim Vile jack Cashmere leaves his beaming smile to jack Haser ean Kasaback leaves her ability to drive to Maxine Thomas Charles Young leaves his ability to play the piano no Bob Miko Donald Davidson leaves his stunning personality to Ted Seamans jon Nelson leaves his ability to memorize to Mickey Cashmere joyce Lewis leaves her shorthand ability to Carol Andrews i 3 ,Q in 5 4 xxx L -1 ll -amiga N510 'asf 24 5 - 1 Front Row, L. to R.: janice Stanko, Nancy Henry, Wanda Huber, Joann Sabat, Maxine Thomas. Second Row: Eliubeth Anne Borden, Lucille Dunn, Carol Elmquist, Ibhbel Silves, Carol Andrews, Linda Boardman, Karen Larson, Nancy Andrews, Mary Lou Chambers. Third Row: jerry O'Donnell, Mickey Cashmere, Robert Miko, jack Haser, Larry Boardman, Anthony Mihalko, jerry Sadler, Larry bxxlflighhouse, Ted Seamans. Back Row: Donald Labesky, Robert Burlingame, Robert Kolesar, Larry ijt!! I YQ! Copely, Rodney Vashaw, Ronald johnson, jim Vile, Craig Taylor, Robert Hoden. Ly, X x ,IWW 119. ,ffl v LY -J X V l, x M , J K , f, if 1 L ff' XL, N Y -'fbi' XX I A .1 U 'V W5 lf' jvldjpgl -JJ V 'N Ui. . fb I - ,f Jw xfo start the year off right, we elected the following officers: president, Lucille LJ ' . I J e , i ' XL' Dinng vice-president, Craig Taylor, secretary, Bob Hoden 5 treasurer, jerry Sadler. ,jf Our main object was to raise money to sponsor the gala junior-Senior Prom. ln L, K, order to raise the money we started as sophomores by selling magazines. In our ' junior year we took orders for Christmas cards, sold football programs and also basketball schedule pencils. Another way in which we earned money was by holding the annual Halloween Party. The complete success of our prom would not have been possible without the help of our understanding adyisor, Miss Richwalsky, and the cooperation of all our members. 26 D. f iff' 4 M AJ' UWM Alf you Front Row, L. to R.: Marilyn Rudolph, Betty Donaldson, janet Hall, Becky Zandi, Norma Urbancic, Marian Caporali. Second Row: Roberta Fox, judy Ritchie, Carol Camp, joan Fawcett, Martha Smith, Trudy Rogers, Barbara Snyder. Third Row: james Rogers, Bill Ross, Harry Crisman, john Exley, Lester Schmidlen, john Sleeman, Charles Schuler, Fred Highhouse, Philip Alling, Denny Boardnnn, james Huber. Back Row: Andy Marfinlr, Tom Cashmere, Tom McNeal, Robert Miley, George Andrews, Tom Dunn, jerry Slater, Bill johnson, Robert Frazier, john Petruney. CLASS OF I957 President .... ...... T om Dunn Vice-President . . . . . Denny Boardman Secretary . . . . .... Roberta Fox Treasurer . . . . Lester Schmidlen 27 Front Raw, L. to R.: june Faul, Peggy Pontious, Toni Caporali, Susie Means, Katie Moran, Carol Stover, Rebekah Fetterolf, Shelva Cochran, Grace Bloss, Mary Straneva. Second Row: Ethel Lloyd, Carol Edwards, Lynne Ayres, Patty Gomola, Patty Patch, janice Hall, Roxie Kipp, Betty Work. Third Row: Braden Fiscus, Ned Whitton, joe Goldthwaite, Darrell johnson, james McMillen, john Slater, Kenneth Pierce, Stephen Rossetti, Larry Miley. Back Row: Dick Cochran, Charles Frazier, jim Olson, Charles johnson, Martin Kasaback, David Danielson, LeRoy Work, Harold Burchel, David Benson, james Camp, john Zastawney, Gary Ellsworth. F CLASS OF l958 President . . . . . . . . . Katy Moran Vice-President . . . . . Suzanne Means Secretary . . . . . . Patty Patch Treasurer . . . . Steve Rossetti 28 Shad 4' 3, Front Row, L. to R.: Peggy Haumesser, William Hayes, judy Kifer, Lee Hall. Second Row: john Sevanick, Wayne Blodgett, Edward Shall, Mickey Misulich, George Servesko, john Petruney, john Nelson, Fred Thomas, Bill Weidner, jack Doyle, Dorothy Wolfe. Third Row: Ann Moore, Merle Slack, Kenneth Shall, Thomas Spicer, Rebecca McKown, Albert Durlin, john Carmody, Frederick Benson, james Donaldson, Marlene Barr. Fourth Row: judy Korchak, George Slater, Marilyn Faul, Ted Clever, Sandra Ellsworth, jim Whitton, Ruth Ann johnson, Neil Camp, Betty Ann Stanko, Alfred Heeter. Fifth Row: Boyd Newman, Mary Urbancic, james Rudolph, Patty Bidwell, Bill Olson, Patty Griffith, David Ritchie, Linda Kahle, Gary Pittock. Back Row: Gordon Lubold, Charlotte Wenker, Darl McCulla, Carol Snyder, john Miller, james Exley, judy Ristau, Bill Dalton, Nancy Morley, Don Uber. CLASS OF I959 President .... . . . Lee Hall vice-President . . . . judie Kifer Secretary .... ...... B ill Hayes Treasurer . . . . . Peggy Haumesser 29x Front Row, L. to R.: Tommy Seamans, jan Kahle, Clair Barr, Tommy Korchak, Kenneth Ralston, Terry Bross. Second Row: jack Barner, Tom Curtin, Nancy Stanko, Rodney Rudolph, Dorothy Whitton, Millie Valone, Dick Belcher, james Blodgett, Patty Ross, Forest Lindsey. Third Row: Katherine Huber, Nicholas Petchel, Beulah Weidow, Kenneth Ellsworth, Judy Mclntosh, Larry Conquer, Darlene Cochran, Allen Edwards, Germaine Marfink, Mickey Mihalko, Judy Slater. Fourth Row: Bonnie Troutrmn, jerry Thomas, Inez Chambers, Robert Anderson, Carol Weiser, Dennie Danielson, Patty Watts, Dennie Anderson, Karen Brooks. Back Row: jerry Borden, Carol Benson, Mickey Etaliano, Mary Lou Crisman, David Huber, Carolyn Moore, Dick johnson, Linda Morrison, Roland Heeter, Mary jo Cronmiller, Charles Fiscus, Jeanne Studley. CLASS OF I96O President . . . . . Caroline Moore Vice-President . . . Robert Anderson Secretary . . . . . Mary Lou Crisman Treasurer . . . . Dorothy Whitton 30 . I O if 'A .f . 1 J' lj. ' . . I., l ,JJ .v ,2 gf' .f ,hx L , f I, , I J g so ' om BALL ' Front Row, L. to R.: Robert Miko, jerry Sadler, jonn Exley, joe Goldthwaite, james McMillen, Lester Schmidlen, George Andrews, Tom McNeal, Anthony Mihalko. Second Row: Charles Schuler, Bill Ross, Stephen Rossetti, james Olson, Mickey Watts, Donald Davidson, Dick Bloss, Robert Frazier, Robert Hoden, jerry Slater. Third Row: Larry Miley, Denny Boardman, Tommy Cashmere, Robert Burlingame, Robert Miley, f john Sleeman, Philip Alling, jack Haser, Mickey Cashmere, jim Rogers. Bach Row: john Petruney, Rodney f Vashaw, Donald Labeslry, Larry Copley, Tom Dunn, Ronald johnson, Bill johnson. X SCHEDULE AND SCORES Date We Opposition They September ll 13 Waterford O September 18 19 Nor-them Area 6 September 24 21 St. Marys O October 2 21 Warren j. V.'s 6 October 9 6 Youngsville 13 October 16 14 Otto Township 6 October 23 13 Coudersport 6 October 30 7 Port Allegheny 19 TOTAL 114 56 32 OOT BALL The Wolverine football team had a very successful season. Their fine record indicated the boys' fighting spirit, with six wins against two losses. The Wolverines started off in grand fashion, winning the first four. Then, after a hard-fought defeat, they went on to win two of the last three. The boys played hard, they had a good time, and the result was a great season enjoyed by all. The following are this year's lettermen: co-captains Mickey Watts and Donald Davidson, Richard Bloss, Ronald johnson, Robert Hoden, jerry Sadler, Donald Labesky, Anthony Mihalko, Mickey Cashmere, Larry Copley, Rodney Vashaw, Tom Dunn, jerry Slater, jolm Exley, Robert Frazier, Lester Schmidlen. This year there were two all-star teams, the Warren County team and the Alleghany Nbuntain League team. Making the Warren County team were: Mick Watts, jerry Sadler, jerry Slater, and Bob Hoden. Making the Alleghany Mountain League team were: Mick Watts, Bob Hoden, and Tom Dunn. ' 61.4.24- A it l'.LJtx4 JK 'I -x A 1,V'. M2 WARREN COUNTY ALL-STARS jerry Slater, jerry Sadler, Robert Hoden, Mickey Watts. S' 'W tr '1- . .VE yy , vw -P 6' ALLEGHENY MGJNTAIN LEAGUE L. to R.: Tom Dunn, Bob Hoden, Midcey Watts, Coach Santo. t I 1 . A, , J H, . H .fn fp 4 ,ifkif 032' .4 9 f it A , V 'QQ rf, if ' 312 is wfgggf ff 'www 'f is fu, 1 J wf'w,f 5 ,, ai -f J7 ??F fn vi ', w 2 f,ag! QM w j,,,s.. u..,Q - 0 6 'U mx 'r V gy! Y f Q I U 2 nt,g F wff, H . .1 ' , 4 A 'W , ' sf' f 3 ig ' ,I A ' Q Q t 'V i ,.k, gwif' 'V X . N 'S - az lb'0lM1 fF 5 ' f I, I ' , ,u. fx ch, - I A l V!! BAsKETBALlgmfI , .fin J M-I' IV Front Row L to R Jack Haser jerry Sadler Captain Don Labesky Don Davidson Robert Hoden Back Row Jon Nelson Robert Burlingame, Rodney Vashaw Craig Taylor J VARSITY he Sleffleld High Wolverines closed a successful 1954 1955 basketball season with a proud record of 14 8 They entered the Class C playoffs, winning two, but dropping the third With Captain Labesky, the only letterman, the boys played f1ne ball and acquired Qyww well deserved recognition Lettermen for this year are Don Labesky, Bob Hoden, erry Sadler, Craig Taylor, Rodney Vashaw, Bob Burlingame, jon Nelson, Don Davidson, and ack Haser Elected co captains for next year were Sadler and Labesky vlffwb ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN LEAGUE STANDINGS .vt 4-1-' O 0 , johnsonburg XJMNB Q1 Ridgway Sheffield Wilcox 46 Emporium 2-8 St. Mary's 1-9 Captain Labesky won a special post-season award from the jamestown Post-journal. Coaches and sports writers gave him honorable mention on the southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania All-Star basketball team. 36 BASKETBALL RECORD Sheffleld Opponent Smethport Warren Youngsville Warren Smethport Wilcox St. Marys johnsonburg West Forest Ridgway East Forest Emporium Wilcox St. Marys East Forest johnsonburg Ridgway Youngsville Emporium CLASS C PLAYOFFS Eldred at Kane North Clarion at Marienville Sykesville at Ridgway W Qeli 0 :Ol 4' n 55 5 'Y' fig! . I Q' Q . , -1 .f 4 .8 Q Q ii E, , Fl? ' Qi f ' Q W i . . , 322 . , tif J . ' if by i,sV.',jj A AK 1 1 2 i F x I Q W A , Q , K -L I . V P 5 S 4 , 4 -- Q l , j f my 5 --H h I g X I M 'S' 52357 J k 11-'P' ff 'M 'V 1. - .L 1: ,Q . iff I. 211' 1 g, jf: Rf: I: ,- 153' figs .!1'2ff5!I.'fr, ff ,gm I f::.4.3f-4.' gg ' .31 wi-. rg-:--..f'.5: 1 .win g by.. Q.: '-.. '11-Z' - t VP' .sf . A RYA? Q5 Mlm 'x I TRAMURALS Front Row, L. to R.: john Zastawney, jim Front Row, L. to R.: Fred Benson, Captain, Camp, Captain Lester Schmidlen, Bob Miko. Tom Sabat, Mickey Mihalko, Merle Slack. Back Row: Andy Marfink, Bob Frazier, Back Row: Tom Cashmere, Ted Clever, Tom Charles Schuler. Seamans. BECKS CHIEFS BOYS' CHAMPIONS In the boys' Senior League, the Beck: won the championship, with a record of six wins and three losses. On the team were: Schmidlen, Schuler, Frazier, Marfink, Camp, Miko and Zastawney. Bob Kolesm was the scoring champion, with 137 points. In the boys' junior League, the Chiefs came out the winner, with seven wins and one loss. On this team were: Sabat, Benson, Slack, Sea- mans, Thomas, Huber, and Mihalko. Tom Sabat was the scoring winner, with 71 points. SENIOR LEAGUE TEAM CAPTAIN W. L. PCT. Becks Lester Schmidlen 6 3 .667 Gummers Larry Copley 5 4 .556 Slab-Slobbers Anthony Mihalko 5 4 .556 LaSalle Bob Kolesar 2 7 .222 JUNIOR LEAGUE TEAM CAPTAIN W. L. PCT. Chiefs Tom Sabat 7 1 .875 Dukes Dave Ritchie 5 5 .625 Celtics Bill Hayes 4 4 .5CD Bullets Don lluber 4 4 .500 Warriors jim Exley 2 6 .250 Knicker-Bokers Chester Miller 2 6 .250 MUSIC Front Row, L. to R.: Mary jo Cronmiller, Carol Stover, Richard Johnston, Kenneth Shaw, jerry O'Donnell, Donald Huber, Charles Peterson, Gordon Lubold, Craig Taylor, judy McIntosh. Second Row: Shelva Coch- ran, Mary Urbancic, Norma Urbancic, jerry Borden, Nancy Morley, Patty Bidwell, Lucille Dunn, Lynne Ayres, Mary Lou Crisman, Gary Ellsworth, George Slater. Third Row: Jack Doyle, Boyd Newman, William Weidner, Marilyn Faul, june Faul, judy Slater, George Servesko, Frederick Benson, David Huber. Back Row: Wanda Huber, Nancy Andrews, jim Vile, Charles Young, john Slater. BAND At the very opening of school, Sheffield High Band began practicing half-time performances for our foot- ball games. Forty talented students, with their director Mr. Wright, worked very hard to make the organiza- tion one of the best in a long time. The marchers were led by Carol Andrews who did a really superb job. With Carol, the eight other majorettes, in snappy step and uniform, completed the picture. White pillbox hats were added to the maiorette outfits. The band continued their fine work of the football season in our assemblies, adding immeasurably to the spirit of the school. One of the highlights of the fall season was the homecoming dance sponsored by this unit. The gym was beautifully decorated, and a gala evening was enjoyed by all. VARIETY SHOW The choir scored an exceptional triumph in its annual Variety Show in February. It was perhaps the out- standing performance of the choir in many years. Consequently, invitations were extended for the show to appear at Ludlow, Tionesta, and Warren where the great local success was duplicated. The program in Sheffield was so well attended that it was held over for an extra night. Mr. Wright deserves a lot of credit for these outstanding musical entertainments. For the first time the school submitted names to the District Chorus. Five people were accepted. These students went to Albion for three days as part of a chorus of 208 voices. Don Craig, well known director from New York, was the guest conductor. The students who made the trip were: Elizabeth Anne Borden, Linda Boardman, Larry Boardnnn, jack Cashmere, and Dick Bloss. These people had a wonderful time, and from all reports felt the trip was very worthwhile in every way. Out of the 208 in the District Chorus, 17 were chosen to sing in the State Chorus at Minersville. Only one person from a town can be selected for this privilege. Our school was honored by having Linda Boardman selected to attend. She was accompanied by Mr. Wright and three other girls and their directors from Warren, Tidioute, and Sugar Grove, March 17, 18, and 19. Originating this year was the opportunity for students to participate in District Band. Sheffield was represented by jim Vile, Nancy Andrews, and Lucille Dunn. It is hoped that one or more of these people may be eligible for State Band. 42 . fi lvl! X Tx' Music ' r 'N Q Front Row, L. to R.: Dolly Straneva, joann Sabat, Wanda Huber, Mary Lou Chambers, Elizabeth Anne Borden, Carol Andrews, Roberta Fox, janice Stanko, Becky Zandi, Norma Urbancic, june Paul. Second Row: jean Kasaback, janet Edwards, Trudy Rogers, Karen Larson, Martha Smith, judy Ritchie, Prudy Ritchie, Nancy Andrews, Lucille Dunn, Linda Boardman, Mabel Silves. Third Row: john Slater, George Andrews, Don Davidson, Robert Burlingame, David Benson, john Sleeman, Larry Miley, joe Goldthwaite. Back Row: Bill johnson, Robert Miley, Larry Boardman, Craig Taylor, Tom Dunn, Tom Cashmere, jim Vile, Dick Bloss, jack Cashmere, Tom McNeal. CHOIR Last spring the choir made the trip to Clarion State Teachers College for District Forensics, returning home with seven first places out of twelve. This was indeed a good showing for our school. Later the choir made the never-to-be-forgotten trip to Williamsport where again Sheffield made an excellent showing in state competition. The choir received the rating of excellent, the best rating ever awarded the school in chorus competition. The individual ratings received were: three excellents, one good, and two fairs. The three excellents were received by jim Vile, Uumpetg Nancy Andrews, saxophone, and the vocal trio com- prised of Kay Daniels, Linda Boardman, and Eliuibeth Anne Borden. Competing in these contests were over 4,000 students from 118 schools. There were 22 bands, 32 instrumental groups, 44 vocal groups, 110 in- strumental solos, and 64 vocal solos. The choir purchased new robes this year. To this end several money-making campaigns were started. Additional money from the variety show made it possi- ble to complete the purchase. The robes are real smart, being black, with high necks and gold stoles. Sheffield High can surely be proud of the music department and its accomplishments. 43 jack Cashmere Master of Variety Ceremonies , x Q , n :W ,, I .E - 1 ,,.vL'I .,. ' , gig 5.2 sir, in I ,Q 4 R .- , n. W : gm I i. . '?f'Q'4 gzzwsff ' s ,. -xx 'rho 3, ' ' H 5' 1 F tr' -,M .1 A 'W E ' .r W 5. I MUSIC THE CHOIR TRAVELS TO STATE COMPETITION CHRISTMAS CAROL FESTIVAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL-SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES 1. Angels We Have Heard On High . . . . . . . . . . . . Chadwick 2. The FirstNoeI....,.. . . . . . .......TraditionalCarol 3. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1. Hark Now O Shepherds . . . 2.GodEvetFail:hful.....'.......... 3. Shepherds' Christmas Song . . . . . . . . . . 4. Gesu Bambino fAlto Soloj- Linda Boardman GROUP SINGING OF CAROLS BY AUDIENCE MIXED CHOIR l. The First Christmas . . . . . . 2. Deck The Halls - Old Welsh . . . 3. Silver Bells . . . . . .... . . . 4.Let ItSnow...... 5. Ring Bells Of joy . . . JUNIOR CHOIR- . . . Willis . . Luvaas Kilpatrick Dickinson . . . . Yon . . Davids .....Walker Livingston jule Styne . . a Maxwell Q X1-'SN ' wr- -3-xgix Ap. Ti X X gg. -S f Xfw 2. , fi 1 N2 Music W9 gm 41, Xanax ' 1 fy NV 'YJ LL fam Leader Carol Andrews L to R Tom Caporalx, Peggy Ponuous, Mary Lou Chambers, Lxnda 9 Barham ieeter, Katy Moran, Suzanne Means MMM MAJORETTES Ck 4 7 6 'Vfpxfvg 40,5 W MAJORETTES ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD ...., -IK up J il' :LL iff! VL. 2 11 xiii? N wf as 1,- 'Wi ,194 93014.55 A aa- W ,W gh 'KM wif K 11379 ug al! if .Ye-4, '54, avr'-f 'M ,M affgfqm V , 5 .f ggi, 'KH gm -L , - . 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W ,far 1 5, W4 J, V F1 'lv if ,ff ,f ,, if qi, D 'Q ,p a W Q mf, ,sigigi F5539 Li- :Ti M3352 HI-TIMES Front Rau, L to R Wanda Huber janet Edwards joyce Lewis Lora McClain Prudy Ritchie ean Kasaback Back Rou Mabel Silves Advisor Vlrs Miller Nancy Andrews Rodney Vashaw Bob Kolesar Craig Tay lor Donald Davidson Dick Bloss The Hi Times, under the direction of Nirs Miller, has again been published weekly in the Sheffield Observer, for and by the students of Sheffield High School Prudy Ritchie and ean Kasaback were elected co editors of the staff which included Prudv Ritchie, jean Kasaback, Nlancy Andrews, janet Edwards, Lora McClain, Wanda Huber, Mabel Silves, Dick Bloss, Butch Davidson, Bob Kolesar, Craig Taylor, Peg Ander- son joyce Lewis, and Ronald johnson. ln the Hi-Times were editorials, special features, senior biographies, assembly write- ups, comments, class and club news, birthdays, sports news, and many other features. 49 SSEMBLY Many of our 195455 assemblies were sponsored by homerooms. We can really be proud of our own talent. Professionals from the Antrim Bureau also staged several programs, the first being an educational film lecture concerning Australia, presented by Ralph Wilson Reid. Mr. Reid thrilled the student body with his exhibition of boomerang throwing. Another bright, fall morning we were introduced to the second professional entertainer, George johnson, piano-humorist. During October we were shown a movie, entitled Life of a Forest Ranger, exhibited by the Forestry Department. We were also visited by state police representatives who gave the Green Pennant, symbol of accident-free driving, to Mr. Eisenhauer. During the month of December an Antrim artist, Doris E. Mason, presented us with a most interesting lecture and demonstration of the art of pottery making. Later in December, we were put in the Christmas mood with a movie from the Bell Telephone Conpmy, entitled The Spirit of Christmas. The assemblyg immediately after Christmas vacation, was high-lighted by iArt jenning, a clown, better known as Happy Dayze. Happy produced a brilliant, skillful and very inspiring program. Other outside talent to be with us were: William P. MacLean, with an educational film lecture, African Safarig' the Bonelli Family, America's Most Tuneful Family, in an outstanding marimba pro- gram. Their oldest son, Michael, is the world's fastest juvenile marimbist. joe Bonelli, Michael's father, is an internationally known comedian and dancer. The cheerleaders must be commended for the fine job they did at assemblies. They gave us pep for every game Then, of course, we cannot forget our high school band that put us in the proper mood for nearly every auditorium affair And so, we come to an end of this brief sketch of the past year, hoping that a few of these events will remain rn vour thoughts to bring you back occasionally to the halls of S. H S in your fondest memories SO A YOUTH CENTER ll: 'K L to R Advrsor Nhss Rlchwalsky Prudy Rltchxe jack Cashmere Don Davtdson Peggy Anderson As the Class of 1955 accepted the responsxbxlrtles of the Youth Center, thexr chlef atm was to make thls year more successful than the precedmg one, desprte the fact that they were rndeed a much smaller class The two pop machines rn the hrgh school were agam Nlany new records were added to our collectxon durmg the year For a change of pace, yean and turnabout dances were promoted A hlghllght was the football banquet dance 1n the gymnaslum, music bemg furnlshed by Deacon Dave and hrs Soclety Seven The offlcers who, along w1rh thelr advlsor, Xilss Rrchwal sky, dlrected all affalrs of the Xouth Center were Presrdent Prudx Rltchle, Xrce-Presldent jack Cashmere, Secretary Peggy Anderson, Treasurer Don Davrdson. HALLOWEEN PARTY l'he un1ors, as m years before, sponsored the annual Halloween Party The affalr began wlth dancing rn the gwm Thls was followed by the grand march leading to the audrtorrum where yudglng of costumes was held Prlzes of one dollar were gxven to Dolly Straneva, pretuest Niary o Cronmlller, Wayne Blodgett, and 1m Blodgett, funmest and ern Borden, most ongmal The theme of the party was T X Show Masquerade Partv Everyone was very cooperatlve, and thxs feature was enjoved by all After the show came more danclng 1n the gum, wxth refreshments of pop, clder, doughnuts, and homemade candv 51 ' fl ' 1'- :4 -5 3 if , rf 1 Y , 1 lv A , ' va rf' 1 .XXI ' I. f xi' , operated by the organization. Dances were scheduled approximately every two weeks. Alf' v PY if Y ,Y ' ' . A I l A - - 'l U V U h 5 11 J I' Q. I I . . '. lr I F. H.A Sealed, L. ln R.: Marian Caporali, Linda Boardman, Prudy Ritchie, Judy Ritchie. Standing: Peggy Anderson, Nancy Andrews, I-lizabeth Anne Borden, Advisor Mrs. Wright. Prudy Ritchie . OFFICERS . . . . President Linda Boardman . . Vice-President Marian Caporali . . . . . Secretary Judie Ritchie . . . . . . Treasurer Janet Edwards . . Peggy Anderson Nancy Andrew s .......Reporter Elizabeth Anne Borden . . . . . . Parliamentarian . . . . Historian . . . Song Leader The regional meeting was held in October at Albion. F.H.A. girls enjoyed a skating party at the Russell Roller Rink, to which all Warren County girls were invited. This year saw the formation of the Warren County Council. It was made up of girls from Sheffield, Warren, Youngsville, and Sugar Grove. The state meeting will be in June, at Penn State. As a means to make money, we sold Aunt Annie's Pickles. The captains of the two teams were joanie Fawcett and Martha Smith. We wish to thank Mrs. Wright, our advisor, and Mrs. Fawcett, our chapter mother, for their help and guidance. JANET BAKES A PIE. FOOTBALL BANQUET Nl I.. to R.: Elienbefn Anne Borden, Kristal Gfifmn, janet Edwards, Advisor Mrs. Wright, Karen Larson, Lora McClain, served football banquet. FU? -an ' , x. 17 s-, A. .gn FLOWER ARRANGEMENT STYLE SHOW F. H. A. E Q y 5 yr SHOP SHOP CLASS VISITS INDUSTRY 54 LITOGR f A f vu ' A-V A g xf I I . ' , .ll , I x P L X 'A' 1' l -I. , ' I-5 rf.: , P . - I i 1 A x ' 1 ,XV V, 7. A- . V' ' I 1' Yr! . l ' .- W 1 , , I ,V , V IA, A . f, V 4 , f , 1- ' Artful 1 I YI V, 1 I I 1 ' ,. 1 ' , 1 ,, If ' ,lf 1 , . Q 1' f. , L ,f 1 . f 1 'f f .. ,, . . I X f j I -'f 1 X X fl, Y. J l 14' I A K 1 ' f ., , If , Al K f , . , , . I Q fu Y I -ul ,f , I' , 1 X . . , X , D x X X . . v '4 , x .H I X . 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