New Waverly High School - Wavelet Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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ya P -as A A no J l . A,,,.. , A i l A 'Q 1 'li ' Q WI l , a f ,Z , N Q sf J g W if Coiovocations A School convocations are held in the assembly about every two weeks. The upper six grades take turns sponsoring' the programs. These programs include talks by local and out-of-town speakers, picture shoxxs, plays, c'ass room demonstratioi s, comedy stunts and many other features. These programs are always appreciated and the students enjoy participating both as actors and audierce. 1. Boy meets girl. 2. In the spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughs of love, .Vi Q. Here comes the bride. 4. Rock-a-by Baby. o. After mary many years. kl- Wmqfs 5' . ' A NW if as ' . .. '-ff M , .. 'fs' p H 1 l Y f-4:..,:. 1... ' ' 1 Y' e re: i 1.4. A ,C 4, f l 'QQ live Zi 41 1 f Rf. - ., fa Ellen Flory Betty Parish Agiies Howell School Carnival 5 The New Waverly High School held their Hallowelen Carnival October Ill, lililir, at the Auditorium and Gymnasium. The Carnival started at 7:00 P. M. with a masked parade. Those winning' prizes were Charles Barker, Eileen, Vernon and Marylen Bowman, and Ca'vin Kitchel. After the parade they had the erownirg' of the Carnival Queen at 7:20. The Queen was Betty Parish, a Sophomore. Her attend- ants were Agi es Howell, a Senior, and Ellen Flory, a Sophomore. Betty was crowned by the King, Charles Barker, who is a Senior. The Queen presidezl over the Minstrel given by the- boys' glee club. After the Minstrel was over everyone was invited to the gym, where there were various kirds of events, such as Basket Ball Throw, Bingo, Cake Walk, Spill the Milk, Penny Toss, Confetti, Wishing Well, Fish Pond, Canning' Sales. The Most Popular Mar was Charles Ba1'ker. The public responded admirably, and judging' from finances, people liked our efforts. The committee in charge of the festival was: Mrs. Bolton, chairman, Mr. Old- ridge, Miss Barker. Mr. Melton, principal, directed activities. lhuzli 'llIll:'l'x' Nl X B H MW my pypp wg

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Q bl Operettas Were lpireseinited March itgtli Two One-Act Operettas l'YNTHlA'H STRATEGY Fyiithia and Stanley are very much i11 love, but Cy11tl1ia's father objects to Stanley hecairee he has had some business differences witl1 Sta11ley's father. Stanley ll1'2'lYPN Mr, Adams' a11g'e1' Ellltl emiies to eall 011 Cynthia and Mr. Adams ejeets l1i111 frmu the house. flj'llTlllH C,'lllltlllCiS a scheme to uutwit her father by liaviug' Stanley 001119 tu the llflllSt' Zillll pose as Clara XVrig1'l1t, one of l1er friends f1'0l11 Vhicago. wl1r1111 her parents have never met. Stanley eleverly vamps Mr. Adams who is flattered by the atte11ti011s of this psuedo ymiiig' lady. Mrs. Adams. however, does 11et share her l1llSbHllCl,S interest i11 their guest, illlll shows ll91' disapproval of l1is attitude toward this supposed girl friend of iilj'llTl1lEliS. Mrs. Adams l1lUl1ll01'lll11Ply enters just as Mr. Adams is eo111plyi11g' with 1'lara's request for a grnntl-11ig'l1t kiss. Before Mr. Adams eau attempt to ex- pliilll tl1is awkward situatimi. Stanley removes his wig and tells Mrs. Adams that the whole allfair was pla1111ed hy flyllllllil. her father and himself as a little joke 1111 her. to eelehrate l1is e11g'ag'e111e11t to Cynthia. Stanley appeals to Mr. Adams to verify his state111e11t. As he eau see 110 other way out of tl1e l11'9lllL'H11l0llt, Mr. Adams is forced to accept the sit11ati011. Cynthia turns to her father and says, You see Dad we were very successful with our little st1'ateg'y. Mr, Adams replies dryly. Yes, l see we were. The east i11el11des: ilyllllllkl May Adams ,....,, .,.........,.,... A gues Howell Smith Stanley hvflllllgl' ...., ,,,. ....,....... E l bert Balsbaugh E11y'e11e Stephen Adams. 1...... .4,.,,....,.......... - lOl1H Henson Adelaide Susan Adams ,,1,.. 1.,. . .,..,.,.......,......,,..,...,,,.,,.. ..,....,,,., R 1 ith Kline -1.,l, MARCH E GOES Mi DDERN The Girls of lifawers Institute are e11111peti11g- for the coveted Ceeilian Medal, 11 hieh is awarded each year. to the best sketch. Margie, who is a st11de11t at the l11stit11te has dreaiued of wi1111i11gr the medal for a secret reason, Tl1e Triistees. who award tl1e Medal, know Margie. who despairs, and whe11 asked the l'9ElSf'lll, she eoiifides t0 the girls that sl1e is a 11eice of the Miss llowers. who endowed the lustitute with the half' of l1er IQOYTUIIG witl1 tl1e p1'f11'isf1 that the l'6lll2llllllll2' halt is to go to her should sl1e XVlll the Ceeiliau Medal l1el'ere her twenty-first hirtliday. Should she fail, all of tl1e f01't1111e wmild gn to the Institute. Tl1e girls are anxious to l1elp Margie and decide llllllll a Illiill to nutwit tl1e trustees. The pliflll is s11eeessI'11l and Margie wins the t'ecilia11 Medal. The east lIlClllllt'NZ Margie lan heiress if she wills the Ceeiliaii Medalj ...,.... ,..,... , .. ......... Ellen Elory .lltdltll fsllltltllll at the liowers lllSfll'llf9j .........,..,.. ...........,. ....,........,.,.....,.. ll I arie Howell Janis fsflllltxlll' at the llewers lllstitlltel ,.,.......... .......,..,i....,,.....,....,.f,.. f..,- 3 I HIT EHP11 LYHHS Hephia lsllltlldll at the llowers ll1Silfllf9l ......... ,,,.,..,................,...,,,,.,. ..,......,.... 1 X glues Howell Madam liaphael tllireetui- nf llowers lnstitute of Artj ........,,....... - ......,.... Ruth Kline j,1i,..1Hm X , ,,,. .,,.,.,1,,,,.1,,,,, ..,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,.....,,.., ..................,.,........,..................,,............ C ' l 1 ristina WilS011 Madam Y ,.e...... ..,,..,,, E rauces XVilso11 Madam Z, ...,.,.. ........,..,,.... I IHPX King PAGE fl-HR11 SIX

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