Waveland High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Waveland, IN)

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Lucille McCloud 4-H 8 Yrs., Jr. Leader 4 Yrs., Sunshine Society 1 Yr., Glee Club 4 Yrs., Band 5 Yrs., Orchestra 2 Yrs., Representative to Chicago 4-H Trip, Jr. Sextet, Octet Jr. and Sr., Recreation Leader 4-H, Re- porter Jr. Yr. Ellen Reed Contest Winner in Music, Band 7 Yrs., Saxophone Trio, Orchestra 2 Yrs.. Member of Pep Band, Sun- shine Society 1 Yr., Salesmanship Trophy winner (Magazine). Ruth Johnson Kenny Rogers Lorene Staggs Came from Rockville in Sr. Jr. 4-H Club 3 Yrs., Sunshine So- ciety 1 Yr. Page Nine

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Mary Lee Tolliver Glee Club 1 Yr., 4-H 2 Yrs., Stu- dent Director Sr. Play, Sunshine Society 1 Yr. Mary Elizabeth Brown Band 5 Yrs., Glee Club 4 Yrs., 4-H 3 Yrs., Sunshine Society 1 Yr., Jr. Play. Betty Jo Siiular Glee Club 3 Yrs., Sunshine 1 Yr., 4-H 3 Yrs., Pres. Soph. Class, Sr. Play. Lela Hutson 4-H Club 5 Yrs., Glee Club 3 Yrs., Sunshine Society 1 Yr., Jr. and Sr. Play. Ruby Henderson Came from Darlington in Jr. Yr., Sunshine Society 1 Yr., Fea- tures Column on School Paper, Office Staff, Jr. Play. Page Eight

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Seniors’ Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of Waveland High School being noted for intelligence, brilliant recita- tions, and refined qualities, knowing our days in this wonderful school are numbered do hereby de- clare this to be our last will and testament. I, Betty Handley, will my long blonde hair to Bob Greve. Time for a change, Bob. 1, Betty Jo Shular, will my ability to giggle to Burnam Tolliver. Let’s change to a horse laugh, Burnam. I, Lela Hutson, will my ability to wiggle through the aisle to Lucreta Hester. Let’s widen the aisles, Creky. 1, Dorothy Lou Foster, will my ability to try and get to school on time to Betty Miller. Keep on the run, Betty. I, Connie Van Hook, will my curly bangs to Keith Greve. Try and curl them Keith. 1, Kenneth Rogers, will my heart-breaking smile to Raymond James. See how many hearts you can break, Raymond. I, Phillip Hodgkin, will my broken bones to an ambitious tree surgeon. I, Mary Lee Tolliver, will my seventh period office job to Helen Hester. Don’t flirt with the Maestro, Helen. I, Richard Hockett, will my old flivver to Dick Johnson. Think you can handle it, Dick? I, Ruby Henderson, will my spectacles to Bob Hannah. Gives you a smart look. Bob. I, Ellen Reed, will my reputation as a man hater to Alice Brown. Watch out for the wolves, Alice. I, Robert French, will my love for all the girls to Larry Servies. Good Luck, Larry. I, Lucille McCloud will my Don Spraggs, to ----------on the second thought, I think I will keep him. I. Phyllis Greve, will my ability to get those cute out of town boys to Joanne Edmonds. Which do you prefer, Joanne? I. Donn Spencer, will my conceit to Wavne Seybold. Not that you need any more, Kid? 1, Harold Starns, will my ability to woo” the New Market girls to Donnie Whitecotton. Bet- ter watch out Donnie, you’ll get snagged. I, Carol Clore, will my right to wink at Mr. Grimes in Speech Class to Winnie Wendall. Catch him in the right mood, Winnie. 1, Lorene Staggs, will my fondness for the Freshmen boys to Helen Anderson. No love making in the halls. Helen. I. Russell Stockwell. will my ability to stay between the fence posts, while driving to Eugene Redden. Better take another test, Gene. 1. Ruth Johnson, will my extreme slenderness to Mary Allen. Bring on the bathing suits. I. Mary Elizabeth Brown, will my excellent driving ability to Jim Jackson. Better slow up, Jim. I. Carolyn Cord, will my tube of Pepsodent to brush my pearly white teeth, to Mary Lou Brown. Give them five minutes more, Mary Lou. 1, Cathleen Cord, will my diamond to-------- on second thought I think I will keep it. We do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Signed and sealed this 21st day of April, 1950. Page Ten