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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Motto: Knowledge comes by study; wisdom by experience Class Flower: Pink and White Roses Class Color: Light and Dark Blue Larry Williams Baseball --------------------4 Basketball ------------------4 Track .......................4 Band 5 Glee Club 1 Junior Play Salesmanship Award Class President--------------4 Science Club 4-H........................ 1 Boys Quartet Speech Contest---------------3 Senior Play Cary Douglas Band 5 Class Officer..................3 Salesmanship Award l-I I..........................1 Basketball 1 Music Contest 4 Senior Play Sue Wheeler Class Officer--------------2 Glee Club................. 4 Annual Staff Paper Staff Office Staff Junior Play Cheerleader -3 4-H .......................1 Salesmanship Trophy Girls State Alternate Senior Pla Speech Contest County Cheerleader Award

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We continued up the steep road to No. 5. Mrs. Grimes and Mr. Ray Miller were our drivers. When we stopped for gas. Billy Apple, Kathryn and Darrell Nipper climbed aboard; but Gan- Jouris got off. David Taylor boarded another bus at the beginning of the year. I bet Don Linton will never forget being put over Mr. Miller’s desk and being spanked with his math book. In spite of all our troubles we managed to arrive at Road No. 6 where Mr. Ray Miller was our driver. This road was quite bumpy as we were preparing to enter upon the super highways of higher education. Darrell and Kathryn Nipper were unable to continue with us; but the Byron school was consolidated with Waveland and Marshall, and we gained a few more riders: Mary Long, Edward Wall and Delores McCampbell. Jerry Fitzsimmons joined us from Ladoga, and Connie Clevenger came from Urbana. 111. to continue on our trip. Richard Sosbe left us at the end of this road. We girls remember our “soap class. During the last hour of the day the boys had a “physical ed. program. while the girls carved all sorts of pictures out of soap. Mr. Pence was our guide for this part of the trip. While we were on Road No. 7 in Junior High City we became acquainted with Max Morgan. Sheron Cooper, and Don Gilloglv. Mary Long was unable to continue with us on this trip. This road was quite difficult to travel because we met headlong with so many new and troubling experiences. We had yet to travel Road No. 8 though, in Junior High City. Tin's was quite an interesting road and not quite so rough as the last one. Maurice Day had jumped off on the last curve, but Dick Day joined us on this one. This is also where we picked up Margaret Poole. However, Dick Day decided he would rather work than to continue on our trip. We finally reached Freshmanville Junction, a real dillv. We remember so vividly the initiation the seniors of that year put us through, but now that we think it over, it really was fun. Our class remained the same this year except for Jerrv Fitzsimmons and Max Morgan who got off. Also. Sheron Cooper fell in love, and so got off to settle down. With our toughest part of the journey over, (we thought) we began to take it easy and enjoy sightseeing. But apparently Billy Apple and Margaret Poole didn't, as they got off. Shirley Miles didn’t come with us to Sophomore City either; she continued her journey in a parochial school in Anderson. When we stopped for gas, we were glad to be able to welcome another passenger aboard. David Earl, from Indianapolis. This is the year we got to buy sweaters to distin- guish ourselves from other passengers. Getting closer to the end of our journey, we stopped at Junior Burg just long enough to pick up John Pickett, Pete Stewart, Charles Spencer and Don Young. We were honored by a reception in C’ville sponsored by the Juniors. We thoroughly enjoyed putting on a play “The Woman in Black for the other passengers. We soon lost Pete Stewart, Chas. Spencer. David Earl, however. We are on the last road of our journey now where we are kept busy even- minute. Shirley Miles came back to us after having been gone the last two cities; only to leave again near the end of the semester. We also lost John Pickett who went back to Bloomingdale. Connie Clevenger fell in love back there in Junior Burg, and decided not to continue on to Seniorville with us, either. After a short rest from this trip, we are planning another one to Washington, D. C. and New York, which w ill add more memories to our twelve wonderful years in Waveland High. Page Eleven

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SENIORS Don Linton Dick Howell BasketlNill ..4 4-H -3 Baseball 4 Junior Play T rack 0 Manager ..1 ..1 9 Senior Play F F A Senior Play Class Officer ..2 Rita Kay Moody Band .................6 Drum Major Glee Club 4 4-H ................ 5 Paper Staff Office Staff 2 Annual Staff Junior Play Senior Play DAK Citizenship Cheer Leader 3 Class Officer .........3 Salesmanship Award Speech Contest 3 Girls' Trio County Cheerleader Award Russell Hodgkin Basketball 4 Baseball............. 2 Track 4 Glee Club..............2 Salesmanship Award Boys Quartet )unior Play Senior Play Class Officer 1 Annual Staff Science Club M. C. Coaches Outstand- ing Athletic Award