Sheffield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sheffield, PA)

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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

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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