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

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1951 volume:

THE HORNET’S NEST Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Of Waveland High School HORNET STAFF Editor in Chief Keith Greve Assistant Editor Lucreta Hester Sales Manager Pat Weese Advertising Manager Burnam Tolliver Photographic Manager Don Whitecotton ADVISORY BOARD Row One: Clarence Milligan, Fred Whitecotton, Trustee Row Two: Walter Penn, John Ward, Lee Evans THE FACULTY Gale D. Grimes, Principal Cliff Davis, Coach Edwin Hoffhaus Speech 12, Eng. 7 Gov. and Health Math, and Physics Page T wo N. R. Walker Mary Ella Porter Lucille Hoffhaus Lawrence Hazlett Band and Art Physical Ed. Latin and Eng. Agriculture Patricia Ann Hays Commerce Clara L. Milligan History and Sociology Ray Miller 6th Grade Doris Grimes 5th Grade Jean Ratclifi 4th Grade 1 Virginia Moore Hazel Machledt 1 1st Grade 3rd Grade mree Senior Class History In the fall of 1938 twenty three pupils entered the Waveland School. They were Barbara Allen, Mary Allen, Lonnie Birchfield, Robert Farley, Marvin Gibson, Melvin Gibson, Keith Greve, Robert Hannah, Lucreta Hester, Richard Johnson, Albert Knowling, James Miles, Betty Miller, James Miller, Bill Payton, Philip Powell, Eugene Redden, Norma Saltsman, Larry Servies, Barbara Sprague, Burnam Tolliver, and Don Whitecotton. Miss Moore was our first instructor. On November 27, 1938 we resumed school from over the week-end, and we lost Robert Farley and Norma Saltsman in the last week of December 1939. February 26, 1940 we gained Patricia Grimes. On March 25, 1940 we gained Robert Farley back. Lonnie Birchfield and James Miller were retained in the first grade. In September 1940, we were in the second grade with Mrs. Glasscock as our teacher. We lost during the summer Robert Farley and gained Robert Greve, Eddie O’Brien, and Carolyn Os- born. On December 30, 1940, we gained Anna Lee Bonifacises. We also lost the Gibson twins. In September 1941 we were in the third grade in which Mrs. Glasscock and Mrs. Evans taught us. We gained Alice Brown. Robert Arggle Elzie, Robert Williamson, and the Gibson twins were brought back to us. In September of 1942 we were in the fourth grade with Mrs. Evans as our teacher. We gained Mary Francis Bailey, Basil Hester, Wayne Seybold, Kenneth Moore, and Jackie War- moth. Mrs. Doris Grimes guided us through the fifth grade. We didn’t lose anyone that year, but gained Thena Mae Dove, Albert Grimes, and Robert Rivers. Again, Mrs. Grimes was our teacher in the sixth grade. We gained James Jackson, Virginia Jarvis, and Winnie Wendall. Then came the big step. We finally got upstairs to the seventh grade. There we gained Donald Brown and Shirlev Wilcox, we lost Kenneth Moore and Albert Grimes. At the eighth grade Marv Louise Brown, Arn Dale Moon joined us. That summer before schc Then came our big year, we were freshme Mr. Hallett left us this year and Mr. Grimes car This year we lost Arnold Moose, Lee Pieras| The second semester of this vear we took over tl n Hester, and tics Jackson. lid Lee Piersall. oan Edmonds. Larry Servies President Class President, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years; Band, 6 years; Stu- dent Director 3 years; President of Student Council 1 year; Junior Play; Business Manager of Senior Play; Orchestra, 1 year; Pep-hand Director. Jim Jackson Vice-President Moved to Waveland, Junior year. Band, 2 years; Pep-band, 1 year; Junior and Senior Plays; Glee Club, 2 years; Master of Ceremonies, Junior- Senior Reception-Junior year; Vice- President Senior year. Joanne Edmonds T reasurer Came from Cayuga the Sophomore year. Glee Club 4 years. Junior and Senior Play; School Paper staff, 1 year; Office Staff; 4-H, 5 years; Senior Class Treasurer. Alice Brown Secretary Latin Club, 1 year; Secretary, 1 year; Junior Play; Reporter, School Paper, 1 year. Betty Miller Reporter Band, 4 years; Glee Club, 3 years; Secretary, Junior year; Reporter, Sen- ior, year; Junior and Senior Play; Office Staff; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Page Five Don Whitecotton Band, 3 years; Glee Club. 1 year; Basketball. 4 years; Baseball. 4 years; Junior and Senior Play; Vice-Presi- dent, 1 year; Junior Quartette; Annual Staff. Barbara Allen Glee Club, 2 6 years; 4-H, 1 6 years; Office Staff 6 year. Mary Allen Glee Club, 3 years; Junior Play. Keith Gheve Basketball, 4 years; Baseball, 4 years; Band. 3 years; Glee Club, 1 year; Junior and Senior Plays; Junior Quartet: Editor-in-Chief of Annual. Page Six Fat Wkk.sk Helen Hester Moved to Waveland, Senior year; Band, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; Senior Play, F.F.A. member. 4-H, 6 years; Band. 4 years; Pep- band, 2 years; Glee Club, 2 years; Junior Play; Made the U. N. Flag; Delegate to Chicago; Office Staff; School Paper; Reporter, Freshman year; Attendance Certificate; 4-H Junior Leader, 2 years. Winnie Wendall Burn am Tolliver Band, 3 years; Glee Club. 4 years; President Freshman year; 4-H, 4 years; junior and Senior Play; Pep- band; Office Staff. Glee Club, 4 years; Band. 3 years; Advertising Manager of Annual; Bask- etball 3 years; Baseball, 2 years; Jun- ior Quartet. Page Seven Bob Hannah Basketball, 3 years; Baseball, 2 years; Glee Club, i year; 4-11, 1 year; Treasurer of F.F.A., 1 year; Junior and Senior Play. Mary Louise Brown Band, 4 years; Class Treasurer, Freshman year; 4-H, 5 years; Junior and Senior Play. Helen Anderson Page Eight 4-H Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 3 years; Junior and Senior Play. Lucreta May Hester Sehool Paper Wayne Seybold Bob Greve Secretary, Freshman year; basket- -H, 5 years; Junior Loader, 3 ball, 4 years; baseball, 4 years; Junior years; F.F.A., 3 years, and Senior Play; Glee Club, 1 year. Lawrence Brewer Moved to Waveland, Junior year. F.F.A., 1 year; Dairy Judging Team; 4-H, 2 years; Stage Manager, 1 year. Eugene Redden Basketball, 2 years; Student Man- ager, 2 years; F.F.A., 2 years; Glee Club, 1 year; Junior and Senior Play. Richard Johnson Basketball, 3 years; Band. 4 years; Baseball. 1 year; Vice-President, Sophomore year; Junior Quartet; Jun- ior Play. Page Nine Last Will and Testament of the 1951 Senior Class We, the almighty Senior Class of Waveland High, being of (?) mind and many bodies, do hereby, on this 27th day of April, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred fifty-one and one third, will and bequeath some few of the varied and numerous possessions, aets and remarks acquired throughout the twelve or more long, hard years of alter- nately behaving and misbehaving and generally worrying our teachers to death at good old W.H.S., to the non-illus- trious and ill-fated Senior Class of 1952 in the hopes that they, too, can bring themselves to the high standard which the class of 51 has left them. I, Wayne Seylxdd, being the laziest of all the Seniors will this, my pride and joy, to Bob Hester. It won’t necessitate too great a change will it, Bob? 1, Larry Servies, will to David Grimes my ability to get along with Mr. Walker so well in band. What are you going to do with all the gum, Dave? . . . Loan it to N. R. until recess! I, Robert Greve, will my height to Ivan Brewer. This should make you feel pretty high. Ivan. I, Helen Anderson, will my great gift of gab to Betty Starnes. It isn’t so difficult, Betty. I. Patrick Wcese, will my blonde curly hair to James Wasson. I use curlers, “Poodle. I, Helen Hester, will all of my precious Senior books to Rosemary Miles. That’s to keep them in the family, Rosie. I, Winnie Wendall, will my job of keeping Mr. Grimes’ assemblies to Violet Reynolds. See how many conduct grades you can cut, Violet. You’ll Ik surprised at the number of enemies you can make. I, Don Whitecotton, will my hankering to go to C’ville even time I get half a chance to Keith Morgan. I guess it is pretty evident why, Keith. I, Eugene Redden, will my expert driving to Thurman Henderson. See how many tickets you can collect, Thurman. I, Joanne Edmonds, will my gtxxl-fortune of getting stuck on muddy roads with class president to Virginia Nunn. Who are you going to nominate for president. Jinny: BOYS? I, Mary Allen, will my temper to Duane Kelly. You try controlling it, Duane! I, Burnam Tolliver, will my cleverness for getting out of school in the afternoon to Bill Payton. Of course, I had to go to work. Bill. 1, Jim Jackson, will my DeSoto and all of the cigarette ashes in the back seat to Dale Sowers. I’ll lx t you can’t beat me on moving cement culverts. Dale. 1, Lucrcta Hester, will all of my Current Event papers that I slaved over to Charles Hutson. You can be the one in vour class to read them, Charlie. I. Barbara Allen, will my skill for capturing a man in uniform to Patricia Ihxlgkin. I don’t mean the men in the little white coats, Pat. I, Keith Greve, will my brawny build to Ray Spencer. I got the shoulder pads at a store in Crawfords ville, Ray. I. Lawrence Brewer, will my popularity among class- mates as a good iKisketball player to Bill Wheeler. I’ll throw in my bookkeeping lxx k for gtxxl measure. Bill. I, Mary Lou Brown, will my Ixmgs to Rosemary French. See if you can get them to part in the middle. t x , Rosie. I, Alice Brown, will mv package of Chesterfield Cigar- ettes to Vesta Cotten. It’s time for a change, Vesta. Buy ’em by the carton — lx conservative. I, Bob Hannah, will my late hours to Carolyn Sue Hayes. They don’t call me “Hoot-owl Hannah for nothing. From now on it is “Hoot-owl Hayes.” I, Richard Johnson, will my strong stomach to Eugene Handley. Bring on the milk, Gene. I, Betty Miller, will my right to sleep through the assemblies to Evelyn Hughes. Don’t let them catch you, Evelyn. 1951 Senior Class Prophecy Mr. and Mrs. Gale Grimes listening to a news broadcast one April evening in 1961. These were some of the items that were called to their attention. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Stuart Place at station WHSZ in Bal-Hineh, Indiana. The news you hear is from the wires of the Associated Press. Indianapolis, Indiana: The former star athlete of Waveland, High School, Keith Greve, has iust set a new record by completing four years of work in only nine years at Butler University. (Keith always said that there was nothing like determination.) Today there is a Tri State search on by the Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois police. The search is for Winnie Wendall (alias El Flirte The Grasshopper, and Flatf x t Fogarty). She is a former graduate of the Waveland High School. The search is under the direction of Harold Starnes, who was her high school sweetheart and would like to set her on the right track. Sacramento, California: Today the police picked up Wayne Seybold for desertion of his wife, the former Lucreta Hester and their 11 kids (wait here is a flash to this article, the No. is now 12.) Tampa Florida: Here is a flash about what the tallest man in the world is doing. Don Whitecotton is at the present time changing light bulbs in the highest theatre in Florida. You know Don is 9ft. 6in. now. New York, New York: Bob Greve the only person who ever understood all of Einstein's Theories has just issued his own and startling theory of gravitation, which even Einstein can't understand. (How did you do it Bob?) Rockville, Indiana: The big maple syrup king, Jim Dooley, announces his marriage to Miss Pat Hays, a teacher at Waveland High School. The marriage is after only 10 years, 6 months, and 6 days of engagement. (Jim wonders if maybe he is rushing things t x much.) San Diego, California Naval Training Station: Don and Barbara Crowder have announced the arrival of twins. Thev have such cute names Judy and Lukcy. The Mrs. Crowder is the former Barbara Allen. SVm Francisco, California: Here is a report that Lawrence Brewer has just collapsed behind his lxx)kkeeping desk. The collapse was caused by his 48 hours of continuous work trying to get ahead again. (We can under- stand that because he was always a chapter or two ahead at Waveland High School.) Indianapolis, Indiana: Alice Brown was just elected Miss Indiana in a beauty contest. The judges were: Walter Penn, Lee Evans, and Homer Robinson. I wonder where Freddie was. Crawfordsville, Indiana: Officer Eugene Redden picked up five Waveland men for reckless driving. They were Herbert Youman, Mr. Edwin Hoffhaus, Mr. Lawrence Hazelett, Cliff Davis, and Gale D. Grimes. (Eugene was al- ways such a law abiding citizen.) Rossville, Indiana: A teacher and a former student f Waveland, Norman Walker and Patrick Weese, now are the proprietors of a girlie girlie show, and they say when Mr. Walker is feeling g xxl he joins in. Their main attractions are Clara Lou Milligan. Hazel Machledt, and Cinnv Moore. It is said that Webbie Eubank and Johnnie Ward have special reserve seats on the front row for every night performance. (At your age too, lx ys.) Advertisement: Mary Lam Brown announces the opening of her new school for girls. The name of the school is Be at Your Best. . The sclxxil is for teaching girls poise and conceit. (You all know that when Mary Lou was in school she didn’t need a teacher.) Indianapolis Motor Spcedwaij: Richard Johnson a former student and speed demon of Waveland, has just broken all records for slowness on the two-and-one-half-mile brick and asphalt speedway. He averaged four and eight tenths miles per hour for five hundred miles. (Quite a change from high school days. Eh! Richard?) Denver, Colorado: Larrv Servies the multimillionaire has just purchased the Hadacol Company from Senator La Blanc. Servies reported that Hadacol was ruining his business. (He plans to destroy the formula.) As you all know Larrv is an undertaker. Washington, D. C.: President Truman was late for an important meeting this morning, and it was reported that he was stuck on a muddy road with Joanne Edmonds. (I see that Joanne nas a way with Presidents.) Central Hospital: Flash! Flash! A reported break at Central Hospital. The escapee's description is brown hair, green eves, no teeth, medium complexion, six f x t (tall that is), and weight 225 lbs. Men lx on the lookout for she is dangerous when she sees men. (Well I see that Anderson is up to her old High School tricks again.) (Continued on page seventeen) Page Eleven JUNIORS First Rote: Miss Hays, Sponsor; Virginia Nunn, Mercedes McGinnis, Keith Morgan, James Wasson, Rosemary Miles, Rosemary French, Evelyn Hughes, Mrs. Milligan, Sponsor. Second Row: Violet Reynolds. Patricia Hodgkin, Ivan Brewer. Third Row: Betty Stains, Vesta Gotten, Thurman Henderson, Robert Hester, Ray Spencer, Charles Hutson. Fourth Row: Eugene Handley, Dale Sowers, Bill Payton, Bill Wheeler, Duane Kelly, David Grimes. New: Carolyn Hayes. Moved: Mercedes McGinnis. SOPHOMORES First Row: Miss Porter, Sponsor; Richard Smith. Jane Wheeler, Shirley Woodcock, Dale Mitchell, Marjorie McClure, Janet Williams. Second Row: Florence Long, Bonnie Reynolds, Barbara Waltz, Robert Harbison, David Floyd. Third Row: Martha Mason, Ruth Seybold, Dean Sowers, Mary Ann Newell, Doris Pollock. Martha Mae Priebe, Leonard Swell. Rosemary Weaver, Daryel Newell, Juanita Greve, Billy Jo Rivers. Fourth Row: Neal Rogers, Billy Redden, Bobby Grimes, Dean Milligan, Bill Keller, Blaine Tracy. Page Twelve FRESHMAN First Row: Jackie Bay less, Wanda Hess, Mary Ellen Miller, Max Gentry, J. P. Morgan. Lawrence lia .lett. Second Row: Delores Huston, Elinor Apple, Lois Pitcock, Linda Howell, Jerry Johnson. Third Row: Ottis Reynolds, Tern,- Evans. Sidney Shanks, Otto Reynolds, John Walker, Irene Handley. Fourth Row: Jon Foster, Warren Brewer, Patricia Hester, Dale Moody, Marianna Chappell. Fifth Row: Donald Hunt, Richard Tolliver, Jack Wall, Billy Jefferies, Charles McMurry, Abraham Staggs. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Joe Hodgkin, Marilyn Seybold, Joan Hodgkin, Lawson Wright. Margaret Stockwell. Donald Handley, Linda French, Charlott Staggs. Second Row: Billy Wendall, Jimmy Morgan, Harriet Mason, Janice French, Nonna Newell, Linda Weatherman, Jack Wheeler. Third Row: Sonny Waltz, Martha Brown, Helen Linton, Marjorie Murray, Shirley Wasson, Jimmy Mitchell. Fourth Row: Richard Reiter, Melvin Kelly, Mr. Davis, Sponsor; Mary Martha Simms, Evelyn Hastings, Bill Greve, Elizabeth Atkison. Page Thirteen SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Dennis Moody, Jerry Cooper, Jackie Howell. Rodney Reynolds. Dean Moody, Bill Thomas. Don Moser, Dick Marshall. Second Row: Marlene Miller. Lowell Brewer. Joyce Whitecotton, Dale Wendall, Jovcc Redden, Richard Day, Charles David, Marlene Pyle, Marilyn Calvert. Fred Clawson, Ellen Short. Third Row: David Ratcliff. Evelyn Hester, Shirley Bayless. Susan Milligan, Shirley Newell, Fern Redden. Fourth Row: John McCampbell, Don Chappell, Mr. Hoffhaus, Sponsor; Donna Starns, Mary Day, James Hastings. SIXTH GRADE First Row: Walter Overstreet, James Wheeler, Melvin McDonald, Alan Milligan, Billy Collins, and Norma Atkinson. Second Row: Jack Mitchell, Marvin McDonald, Max Morgan, James Lowery, Delores Thomas, and Sandra Murry. Third Row: Rav T. Miller, Teacher; Daniel Swell, Alma Brewer, Virginia Waltz, Patricia Patterson, Carolyn Weaver, Sharon Cooper, and Don Gentry. Page Fourteen FIFTH GRADE First Row: James Stock well, Richard Howell, Richard Morgan, Rita Kay Moody, Sue Wheeler, Roy Davis, James Miller. Second Row: Larry Williams, Larry Grimes, Richard Sosbe, Don Linton, Carolyn Calvert, Teacher, Mrs. Grimes. Third Row: Russell Hodgkin, Garry Jarvis, Billy Joe Apple, Richard Graham, Marv Cotton. Maurice Day. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Joyce Calvert, Marjorie Priebe, Keith Hess, Stephen Swell, Brenda Linton, Mar)' Ann Hester, Charles Atkison. Second Row: Teacher, Mrs. Ratcliff; Lana Murray, John Reynolds, Dale Clifton, Carolyn Graham, Joan Weaver. Third Rote: Marv Jeffries, Thomas Milligan. Jerry Johnson, Kent Evans, Sandra Bavless, Sueanne Cronkhite. Fourth Row: Dann Hester, Joanne Miller, (New Addition); John Fulwider. Page Fifteen THIRD GRADE First Row: Man- Ann Lowery, Ann Coleman, Mary Ann Moser, Janice Fuller, Duane Ratcliff, Carol Ann Reynolds, David Morgan. Second Row: Darlene Graham, Larry Wiatt, Marvin Brewer, Rodger Johnson, Janet Mitchell. Allen Youmans, Teacher, Mrs. Machledt. Third Row: Gerald Bowers, Teddy Miller, Eunice Brown, Dean Emmert, Sandra Wheeler. Richard Cooper. Nancy Sue Ellis. SECOND GRADE First Row: Judith Reynolds, Jon Mitchell, Betty Weaver, James France, Virginia Jouris, Jeffrey Cornell, Joan Whitecotton, Dannv Howell, Merridene Cronkhite. Second Row: Janet Kelsey, Lois Whitecotton, Judith Graham, Bvron Wright. Jo Alyce Clark, James Thomas. Carolyn Hunt. Harold Lowery. Third Row: Billy Mitchell. David Fuller, David Rafferty, Linda Prcssler, Barbara Simms, Dale Simpson. Fourth Row: Eva Rae Floyd, Larrv Robinson, Marcia Geiger, Mary Overstreet, Betty Fu Hen wider. Fifth Row: Jay D. Gililland, Melvin Pollock. Lyle Sosbe, Keith Moody, Billy Joe Ferguson. Teacher: Mrs. Glascock. Page Sixteen FIRST GRADE First Row: Dale Calvert, Thomas McCarty, Linda Coleman, Judyth Huxhold. Beverly Hester, Marilyn French, Gary Morgan, Larry Moody. Second Row: Ronald Wendall, Paul Cooper, Gwenith Bowers, Earl Staggs. Glenn Miller. John Stockwell. Third Row: Hay France, David Hayes, Thomas Ellis, Richard Watson, Maurice Brewer, Johnny Weaver. Teacher: Miss Moore. — © 1951 Senior Class Prophecy Continued From Page Eleven Green Township: Zoom! Zoom! Reported: The family of Miss Mary Ella Porter was committed to Culver Hos- pital in Crawfordsville, Indiana with severe cases of food poisoning. Oh. well, every one makes mistakes. (More business for Larry.) Madison Square Garden: Lust night the world's new heavyweight wrestling title was determined in a match between Mary Allen and Betty Miller. Mary won in thirty minutes and forty seven seconds, the best two out of three falls. (I wonder who helps Marv train?) F.B.I. Headquarters in Washington: There was a serious accident today when Helen Hester knocked a type- writer off on her big toe. J. Edgar Hoover said “She is so lazy that she got so fat she can't sit down without knocking the typewriter off. (Watch the waist line Helen.) Clinton, Indiana: Clinton now has a new physician. He is the one and only JIM JACKSON. He got his training at Central Hospital in Indianapolis. The reason lie is now practicing in Clinton is because the inmates ran him out because they thought he was crazy. Some of the inmates were: Ray T. Miller, Lucille Hoffhuus, Jean Ratcliff, and Rose Glasscock. Indianapolis, Indiana: Burnam Tolliver, the new president of RCA says that he will make the new color televi- sion regardless of what the government says. (I guess the power has gone to his head.) Hollywood, California: The new Mr. America, Bob Hannah is making a tour in the United States and abroad so that woman can swoon and men can see his big muscles and curly hair. (Do you help Man- train for her wrestling matches?) Page Seventeen GLORY TO GOLDY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Firman Haberfield (Goldy’s Father)---------------------------- Eugene Handley Buzz Baker (Mr. Haberfield s Business Partner)------------------David Grimes Hunk-a-Man-Hanson (Goldv’s boy friend)---------------------------Ivan Brewer Pinto (Goldys best pal)----------------------------------------Rosemary Miles Goldv Haberfield (The Brat)------------------------------------Virginia Nunn Beatrice Haberfield (Beebee, Goldv’s sister)-----------------Rosemary French Mr. Flower (An interior decorator)_____________________________Robert Hester Dr. Cyrus Roscoe (Psycho, Beebee’s boy friend)-------------------Duane Kelly Floto (Beebee’s best girl friend)---------------------------------------Betty Starnes Uncle Sheldon (A distant relative)____________________________________Charles Hutson Aunt Angevine (A distant relative)------------------------Merced as McGinnis Policeman (Quite a cop) _________________________________________Dale Sowers Bull Burley (A bulldozer operator)_______________________ Thurman Henderson Stage Manager — Keith Morgan Directed by Miss Patricia Hays Presented in the High School Auditorium October 25, 1950 PLEASED TA MEETCHA SENIOR CLASS PLAY Martha Bixby (the mother)------------------------------------Joanne Edmonds Henry Bixby (the father)........................................ Wayne Seybokl Bettv Bixby (their daughter)_________________________________Mary Lou Brown Binks (the butler)___________________________________________Eugene Redden Marie (the maid)_____________________________________________Helen Anderson Elmer Hicks (fresh from the country)______________________________Bobby Hannah Beevy (a detective)__________________________________________Don Whitecotton Archie Pomeroy (one of Betty’s bov friends)_________________________Jim Jackson Jim O’Brien (who claims to be a detective)__________________________Pat Weese Helen Maxwell (girl friend of Betty’s)_______________________Winnie Wendall Ruth Adams (another girl friend)__________________________________Betty Miller Howard Willis (a boy friend)______________________________________Keith Grew April 5 and 6, 1951 8:00 P. M. in the High School Auditorium Directed by Gale D. Grimes Page Eighteen WAVELAND First Row: Ann Coleman. KiUt Moody. Mnrilyn Seyhold. Don Gentry. Joyce Whitecotton. Patty Patterson. Second Row: Lois Pitcock, Rodney Reynolds. Wanda Hess. Norma Newell. Mary Lou Brown. Shirley Woodcook. Evelyn Hastings, Joanne Edmond . Marjorie Murray. Charlotte Staggs. Linda Weatherman. Janet Williams. Shirley Newell. Marlene Pyle. Dennis Moody. Janico French. Mary Ellen Miller. Winnie Wendall. Juanita Grove. Third Row: Virginia Nunn, David RatclitT. Dean Sowers, SCHOOL BAND Ray Spencer. Jim Jackson, Dale Sowers. Linda French. Linda Howell. Elizabeth Atkison. Martha Mae Priebe. Burnam Tol- liver. Max Gentry. John Walker. Helen Hester. Mary Ann Newell. Duane Kelly. David Grimes. Mr. Walker. Director. Fourth Row: Bobby Grimes. Robert Harbison. Dale Moody. Billy Jo Rivers. Richard Smith. Jimmy Hastings, Martha Brown, Jon Foster. I arry Servies. Leonard Swell. Charles McMurray. R«� semary Weaver. Terry Evans. Rosemary French. Pat Weese. Melvin Kelly. HIGH SCHOOL First Row; Patty Hodgkin. Violet Reynolds. Betty Miller. Irene Handley, Rosemary Miles. Sue Hayes. Burnam Tolliver. Leonard Sewell. Don Whitecotton, Bobby Grimes, Bonnie Reynold� , Jane Wheeler, Helen Hester. Evelyn Hughes. Virginia Nunn. Second Row: Winnie Wendall, Joanne Edmonds. Ix is Pit- Ruth Seybold. Martha Mae Priebe. Rosemary French. Mar Mien Miller, Keith Grcve, Dean Sowers. Billy Jo Rivers. GLEE CLUB Helen Anderson. Mary Allen. Mary Ann Newell. Barbara Allen. Linda Howell, Eleanor Apple. Third Row: Mr. Walker. Director; Shirley W« odcook Juanita Greve, Bobby Hannah. Ray Spencer. Duane Kelly. Blaine Tracy. David Grimes. Jim Jackson. Pat Weese. Dale Sowers. Daryl Newell. Eugene Redden. Vesta Cotton. Janet Williams. Rosemary Weaver. Page Nineteen YELL LEADERS John Walker, Mary Ann Newell, and Dale Sowers. HIGH SCHOOL QUARTET Burnam Tolliver—Bass, Bbbby Grimes—Tenor, Leonard Sewell—Bass, Don Whiteootton—Tenor. Page Twenty OFFICE STAFF First How: Helen Hester, Gale Grimes, Winnie Wendall. Second How: Joanne Edmonds, Barbara Allen, Lucrcta Hester, Betty Miller. STUDENT COUNCIL First How: Janet Williams, Sophomore; Larry Servies, President, Senior; Joanne Edmonds, Senior. Second How: Robert Harbison, Sophomore; Wanda Hess, Freshman; Duane Kelly, Junior; Terry Evans, Freshman; Virginia Nunn, Junior. Page Twenty-one PEP BAND First Row: Larry Servies, Director; Joanne Edmonds, Jim Jackson, Helen Hester, Martha Mae Priebe. Winnie Wendall, Melvin Kelly. Second Row: Rosemary French, Terry Evans. Third Row: Dale Moody, Jon Foster, Bobby Grimes. Wheeler cutting down net Waveland 59 — New Market 57 County Champs receive trophy (Grevc captain) Waveland vs. Richland Township Waveland vs. New Market Waveland 60 — Richland Township 55 COUNTY CHAMPS First Row: Bill Wheeler. Don Whitecotton, Bob Harbison, Wayne Seybold, Keith Creve. Second Row: Eugene Redden, Manager; Duane Kelly, Ray Spencer, Daryel Newell, Burnain Tolliver, Eugene Handley, Larry Servies, Mgr. Standing in Middle of Last Row: Coaeh, Cliff Davis. WAVELAND HIGH SCHOOL COUNTY TOURNEY BASKETBALL 1950-1951 Waveland 53 Waynetown 33 Waveland 77 Roachdale 45 Waveland 54 New Ross 23 Waveland 62 Fillmore 53 Waveland 62 New Market 44 W aveland 87 Kingman 35 Waveland .56 Linden 38 Waveland 93 Marshall 45 Waveland 72 Rockville 30 Waveland 62 Bainbridge 38 Waveland 61 Darlington 44 Waveland 82 Cayuga 68 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Waveland 52 New Market 48 Waveland 36 New Richmond 24 Waveland 75 Waynetown 43 Waveland 32 New Market 30 Waveland 60 Richland Twp. 55 Waveland 46 CVille (O. T.) 44 Waveland 65 Marshall 41 Waveland 71 Linden 55 Waveland 59 New Market 57 Waveland 59 Russellville 35 Waveland 93 Ladoga 41 REGIONAL TOURNEY Waveland 71 Alamo 46 Waveland 62 Cayuga 51 Waveland 58 Tangier 34 Waveland 49 Covington 50 Page Twenty Three JUNIOR HIGH A TEAM Front How: Joe Hodgkin. Jimmy Morgan, Bill Grove, James Hastings, Jim Mitchell. Rodney Reynolds. Second Row: Sidney Shanks. Dean Moodv Don Handley, Lawson Wright. Charles Davis. Cliff Davis. JUNIOR HIGH B TEAM Front Row: Denis Moody, Freddy Henderson, Sonny Waltz, Billy Wendall, Don Moser. Second Row: Sid Shanks, Billy Thomas, Fred Clawson, Daniel Ratcliff, Dale Wendall, Cliff Davis. Page Twenty-four WHITECOTTON HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS PHONE 27 WAVELAND INDIANA SILVERWARE DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES BANTA’S WATCH SHOP Waveland, Indiana PHONE 162 J. MYRON BANTA Registered Watchmaker T. S. BANTA Certified Watchmaker Greetings and Best Wishes From The Burrin Pharmacy Waveland, Indiana COLEMANS Grocer and Locker We do Slaughtering, Curing, Processing for Anyone PHONE 136 Waveland, Indiana Compliments of THE STATE BANK OF WAVELAND Waveland, Indiana W. B. REDDEN SERVICE STATION Shell Gas and Oils Lee Tires Brown’s Valley, Indiana Compliments of CHAS. A. MOORE Groceries — Dry Goods — Footwear PHONE 20 Waveland, Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Automobile and Personal Property Insurance C. W. SIMPSON, Agency Waveland, Indiana J. W. BAYLESS Brown’s Valley, Indiana General Trucking Page Twenty-six C. W. SPENCER SONS Hardware - Furnaces - Electrical Appliances - Plumbing Lumber - Roofing - Insulation - All Building Materials PHONE 64 SERVICE SINCE 1901 Waveland, Indiana MACHLEDTS Furniture and Undertaking 24-Hr. Ambulance Service PHONE 98 — 18 Waveland, Indiana New Market Lumber Co. LUMBER and PAINT PHONE 126 New Market, Indiana WHITE FOX CLEANERS and DYERS PHONE 192 Waveland, Indiana Compliments Of A FRIEND HUNTS AUTO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Radios, Television, T. V. Towers Electrical Appliances Service Auto Parts PHONE 123 Waveland, Indiana Compliments of HARRY N. MOSER Producers of Certified Seeds and Registered Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Waveland, Indiana MILLIGAN AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Waveland, Indiana Compliments of EDWARDS MOTOR SALES DeSoto and Plymouth Cars International Trucks 213 Lafayette Avenue Crawfordsville, Indiana Page Twenty-seven ' 1. At it again. 2. Smoko. Smoke, Smoke that cigarette! 3. 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