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

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April 15, 1977 AFFIDAVIT “I thought I was done for. I couldn’t concen- trate on my work any more. My hands were shaking so bad I had to lay off my job for two months; then I took Geritol. Now I am feeling great. My work is 100% better.” —Jim Dingle, needle threader THEATRE Paris—General Don Gentry, of Waveland, to- day asked permission from the President to be permitted to remain in Paris during the time that the Follies Oohlala” is in town to keep the star Alma “Tootsie” Brewer from “being lone- some.” New York—Oil tycoon, Charles “Mosc Felk- ner, of Texas, is in town today to see the open- ing of the Broadway hit “Annie. Get Your Gun.” starring his former history teacher. Sir Herman Hazlitt Hall. OUT OF THIS WORLD London—Walter Metzger, formerly of Wave- land, will start for the moon tomorrow in his man-made flying saucer. Wallv is certain that there is life on the moon. MISCELLANEOUS New York—Florence Servies today broke a world's typing record. She typed 197 words a minute using her left hand only. Page 2 CRIME New York—Lories Klassy Kut Dress Shop, owned bv Delores Thomas, was raided by the police yesterday. Three roulette wheels were confiscated. New York—Dangerous Dan Sewell and his gun moll were apprehended today after a chase of six months that led across the continent three times. They will be tried for the Brinks Bank robbery. Detroit—Bill Collins, a sewer worker in De- troit, wed his eighth wife today at 8:00 p.m. Bill is paying alimony to six of his former wives, besides supporting 14 children. Waveland—Lawyer Ralph Williams cleared Bob Arvin in court here today. Bob was charged with pouring pepper into the salt shakers in the Waveland School lunchroom. BUSINESS Chicago—Webb Eubanks Janitor School this year graduated 26 pupils. The first graduate of Mr. Eubanks school. Jack Mitchell, is now janitor at Waveland High School. San Francisco—Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Pin- nick, both former teachers of Waveland, vester- dav announced that their new product. Pinn- chell’s Baby Food, is now on the market. Waveland—The Waveland Funeral Home has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Glascock. Mrs. Cecil Hunt is the Funeral Director. THE CHRONICLE '« «• Fifteen

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What are they doing now? Yes, what are the Seniors, teachers, and custodians of ’57 doing now? Several of the Juniors of ’57 got together with our old newspapers and here is what we found? April 15. 1977 CLASS OF 1958 CHRONICLE Whistlestop, U.S.A. SPORT Melbourne—Lightning Jim Wheeler, formerly of Waveland, yesterday broke the world’s 1(X) meter record. Jim streaked off the distance in 8.9 seconds. Salt Lake City—Alan Milligan broke the sound barrier yesterday in his super-charged 1939 Chevrolet. This is the third time Alan, the only man to do so, has broken the sound bar- rier in a car. SOCIETY Miami—On June 6th of this year the Hornets’ Nest will open in Miami. Florida. The owner, Walter Overstreet, formerly of Waveland, will serve in person anyone from his town, provid- ing that they will stay in his hotel for a week. New York—Mary Good of Waveland retained her title of World’s Champion Cake Baker for the 5th straight year. New York—Mrs. Ruth Beeson, Mrs. Virginia Foster, and Mrs. Doris Crimes, returned from a six month tour of Europe today. They are staying in the Plaza. Carnegie Hall—N. R. Walker will give a piano concert here tomorrow night. He will then leave for Ubangi for a six year vacation. New York—Eual MacCauley and his world famous Hornet Globe Trotters will appear in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night and then they will start for Paris. Waveland—Mary Overpeck scored 57 points last night as the Waveland Girls’ School de- feated Terre Haute Gerstmever bv 29 points. Miami—Norma Atkison, formerly of Wave- land, today thrilled the sports world with a dive from a 348 foot tower into a tank filled with 5 feet of water. Indianapolis—Jack Howell was appointed Superintendent of Public Schools in Indiana to- day. He will serve out the term of Victor Pence, who has resigned and is retiring on his two million dollar estate in California. Page Fourteen

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JUNIORS First How: Gary Douglas, Larrv Grimes, Don Young, Larry Williams. Jim Miller. Dick Howell, Hoy Davis. Second Row: Russell Hodgkin, Carolyn Calvert, Delores McCampbell, Mar)' Cotton, Rita Moody, Sue Wheeler. Mr. Williams and Mr. Hall, sponsors. Third Rote: John Pickett, Pete Stewart, Edward Wall, Don Linton. Charles Spencer, Don Cillogly, Jim Stockwell. Dick Graham. SOPHOMORES First Row: Judy Harvey, Sharlie Fclkner, Sandra Bayless, Mary Ann Hester, Marjie Priebe, Suanne Cronkhite, Lana Murray. Mrs. Beeson, sponsor. Second Row: Mr. Dingle, sponsor; Carolyn Graham, Margaret Jeffries, Bonnie Curry. Jimmy Frve. Third Row: Stephen Sewell. Dale Clifton, Charles Atkison, Junior Hutson, Jerry Johnson. Boh Wills, Kent Evans, Tom Milligan. Page Sixteen