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

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A TRIBUTE Virginia Moork Foster Mrs. Virginia Foster, a lifelong resident of VVaveland, has taught in the Waveland School for twenty-six years of the thirty years she has been teaching school. During these years, potential teachers, chemists, accountants, farmers, housewives and mothers, secretaries, laborers, morticians, pilots business men, linotypists. clerks, me- chanics, singers, coaches, soldiers, nurses, a physicist and a racer, have learned to read and write under the competent supervision of Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Foster graduated from VVaveland High School in 1921. She worked for the VVaveland Independent for five years before attend- ing Madame Blakers (Butler University) where she received train- ing for a teacher’s license. She taught at Parkersburg and Browns- valley before returning for her second year at Waveland where she is now completing her twenty-sixth year. Page Nine

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THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Ralph Williams Latin, Speech, English Mary Good 1 lome Economics Physical Education James Dingle Mathematics, Physics Hazlett Hall History, Biology Norman Walker Art. Music Robert Gooding Mathematics, Jr. High Coach, Driver's Training Sue Owen Band. English Marvin Burkett Agriculture, Science

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OUR CLASS HISTORY Do you remember back just twelve years ago when sixteen curious students boarded a bus for the long trip up the Road of Knowledge? Miss Moore (now Mrs. Foster) was the driver, with Mrs. Helen Jean Patton as relief driver. Those aboard for this part of the trip were Leland Smiley, Delores Leath, Richard Morgan, Mary Leath, Ronald Lawson, Mary Gotten, Richard Graham, Larry Williams, Jim Miller, Sue Wheeler, Rov Davis, Delores Hartle, James Stockwell. Rita Moody and Larry Grimes. Richard Howell joined us on the latter part of this trip. And what a trip; well never forget all the trouble we got into and what a time we had learning to read and write. Mr. Clifford Hallet was our guide during this part of the trip. We continued our climb up to Road No. 2 under the guidance of Mrs. Glascock. Recording our voices stands foremost in our minds about this part of the trip. It was really quite comical to hear those peeps and squawks of ours coming out of a machine. We gained a new passenger, Shirley Miles; but Delores and Mary Leath and Delores Hartle were unable to continue with us on this trip. Mr. Clifford Hallet was also unable to continue any further with us. and Mr. Gale Grimes took over. On Road No. 3, Mrs. Norma Mitchell was our driver. We stopped just long enough to pick up Gary Jouris, Maurice Day. Don Linton, and David Taylor; but Ronald Lawson decided to board another bus. This was a great part of the trip for us because for the first time on our road, the honor roll system was used. Our journey on Road No. 4 was quite easy to travel under the guidance of Mrs. Ratcliff. We first met Richard Sosbc, Carolyn Calvert and Gary Douglas on this road, but Leland Smiley got off. We had a wonderful time on this part of our trip when we made our own puppets, and then put on a puppet show. Page Ten