Waverly High School - Annual Yearbook (Waverly, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1956 volume:

! fPSP' REEF Iv . s 2 s Flin we 4, iz HW fs -fwff 1 55,f2M,,..,Q:,,,. GEN. 373 W36 1956 Waverly Rural High School Annualj MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 81 Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, MO 64050 Q mm f- , ' B, ' I Agri, l . :L -X ' A, .'.., f Q,,., g-A . .W . Mv,1,W.f-Y ,f 1: ry- DONATED BY JACK BEN DER III AUGUST 2004 v-gg-vfrv -1 1-w-rf 7 ' '-:rn r fs 1-gag, ,r,y-nw-u up my-u gm.- r 1 A .Y 1 The Golden Nugget ei '56 WAVERLY RUR Waver r e 'LJ Yearbook taii FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Otto Buehler, Cartoonistg Joy Williams, Assistant Business Manager, Joyce Marsh, Assistant Editor, Betty Williamson, Business Manager, Kathy Farrow. Advertisement, Peggy Williams, Editor, Ken- neth Johnson, Sales Manager. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Kelly, Assistant Photo- grapherg Lawrence Gentry, Photographer, Gary Seaman, Assistant Sales Manager, Mrs. Scott, Sponsor. f'wf 4 .',- ff.' ,,, ff,-. 4 i f t'i Qfiw ,'., 5 Ig .,,,, F07 f.-' . ?f,14.,f7f,fs,1Pi,,S ,, :' so t,,' af ,, ia..:zf Student UounoH FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald McDonald, Helen French, Secretary-Treasurer, Lester Hess, Vice-President, Mr. Borgna, Mac Borgna, President, Dianne Gifford, Dave Beaty. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorna Perry, Ona Schmid The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Borgna, meets once a month to discuss school problems and plan school activities. Uonvession tand FRONT ROW Baker, Dianne Gifford, Judy Kirkpatrick, Irene Johnson, Jackie Markham. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Scott, Lynn Perry, Francis Steward, Ona Schmid, Lor , LEFT TO RIGHT: Vontilla Raulston, Marilyn na Perry, Karen White- Side. THIRD ROW: Norma Pyle, Kenneth Johnson, Garv Seaman, Bob Cox, Mr. Bowe rsox, Mrs. Foraker. The Concession Stand, managed by Paul Bowersox and assisted by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Foraker, was operated at all home football and basketball games. Profits from the stand were divided among the Pep Club and the classes. This page is sponsored by DAILY REPUBLICAN and BURLINGTON ELEVATOR N 'xii 6 . ,LQ C .., . x 1 x- I A Q V 1 VL vwwyh XsQ'H'Vf' +dML+L- g0w-W I. fin -Q, - - first' .QQ I .A A U lv I V A --4-,Y.0m,,Q I f. CITLU-ClfP.'5:fJEjxg'f pq-ISUC LISRARU Xi '?J'fia1wT w 1- ,, . ' MHLCONUNENTPUBUCIJBRARY We xji,!g5,yfQgg - - mvwpHmhWffjIWNGyEmnm 'I 1f 'ff flfA '3 :Km Ax If 4,2 AQ 7,58 , if Eg u :Q h kv I Z' . I 'Lk V W E ' 3 , . gina f ' ' W --wsu ii ,, 3 - 3 0000 12672397 6 ,wr wx ,CTW !,,.f Q. a',J '-ive .vw-ff ADMINISTRATION is e I L? y '. 'mi r J - I ITV : .gtg xl - fu R 'x M XJ 2, np- Prinoipal American History B. S. 8: M. S. Degrees Pittsburg State Teachers College ' Adnlini tration This page Sponsored by A ROGERS CHEVROLET CO. , Waver1Y, 8: TURVEY PRODUCE, Waverly 3 Board oi Erlnoation TOP TO BOTTOM: BOB SCHMIDT- -Director GLENN WILLIAMS--Treasurer LESTER SMITH--Clerk ,W lag ' i MRS. CHARMAINE FORAKER Home Economics B. S. in Ed. K. S. T. C. Hays, Kansas 1 JOHN TOWNER Music B. M. E., Kansas University Lawrence, Kansas This page is sponsored by BREWERS FARM SUPPLY Faculty MRS. SMITH HAWORTH English 8a Librarian B. A. Ottawa University Ottawa, Kansas PAUL D. BOWERSOX Math 8: Science B. A. Southwestern B. A., K. S. T. C. Emporia, Kansas ,- s-s x, , f- - 1 an--ff .f,... Hswqs-s-5.-nn 1 5 , 'Q MRS. LOIS SCOTT Business . B. S. in Ed. K. S. T. C. Emporia, Kansas DOUGLAS MINNIS Ind. Arts and Athletics B. S. in Ed. K. S. T. C. Emporia, Kansas T A x i X ' f I 1 ' I X X 7 if .r 'u ,nf x . , Ark ' fi ,F ix .T Q? 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A? f, ,WJ 1 'X MM Wy X X 3-,, RONDA JANE BAY Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club President 4, Pep Club Vice-President 3, Senior Play 4, Whirlwind 3, Class Vice-President 3, Office Help 4, Brass Sextet 3, KATHRYN JEANNE FARROW Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3.4, Senior Day KSTC Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen 4, Homecoming Attendant 2, 3, Librarian 1, 2, 4, Office Help 4, Junior Play, Whirlwind 2, 3: Typing Contest 3, 4, Class Secretary 1: Class Treasurer 3, Octett 3,4, Band President 2, 3, Yearbook Staff, Adver- tising Manager 4, Citizenship Award 1, Senior Play, Double Ensemble 4, Pianist 1. 2. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4. orro BUEHLER, JR, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1,'2, Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Class Reporter 3, Class President 4, Yearbook Cartoonist, Boys' State, Junior Play, Senior Play, Honor Student 3. 1: x Ag, Q ,V f ',rk,, I I A M f 2 if iff , ' 4'fwffW'W71.'mw.-ff ff , 2- 4, ff . , , V Y, aye if JOYCE CLIONE MARSH Mixed Chorus 1,-2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec- retary 3, Class Treasurer 4, Octett 3, 4, Double Ensemble 4, Yearbook Assis tant Editor, Whirlwind 3, Librarian 1, 4, Office Help 2, Senior Play 4. E. QV fr A3H ,X I JAMES DAVID BEARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lions Band Camp 3, Band Vice-President 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Double Ensemble 4, Brass Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Spelling Contest 1, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. 4 x ' ' f A H RCBERT EUGENE COX Atlanta 1, Band 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Conces- sion Stand 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Double Ensemble 4, Senior Play 4. Xa? is 1 RONALD EDWIN GAST St. John Seminary 1, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3. LORNA LEE PERRY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play. LAWRENCE NORTON GENTRY Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Class President 3, Class Vice-President 2, Yearbook Photographer 4, Senior Play, Junior Play. VONTILLA IO RAULSTON Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Reporter 1, Whirl- wind 2, Office Girl 3, Senior Play, Librarian 2, 3, 4, LESTER DARRELL HESS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,'G1ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres- ident 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Student Council 1. ANITA CAROL SIEBERT Silver Lake 1, 2, 3, One Act Play 4, Senior Play, Band 4, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Clarinet Trio 4. KENNETH LOU JOHNSON Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, Citizenship Award 3, Yearbook Sales Man- ager 4, Office Help 4, Concession Stand 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA SNYDER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Whirlwind 2, 3, Contest Play 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Octett 4. iff? fl' I , '-, ' t ,pgffp 5. g lk swf 1, W Aff' 'le' ,, fb- -Q MARAGARET JEAN WILLIAMS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 4, Pep Club Reporter 3, Class Secretary and Treasurer 2, Girls' State 3, Librarian 4, Office Help 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Whirlwind 3, Spelling Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Contest 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Lions Club Band Camp 2, Scholarship Award 3, Clarinet Quartett 1, 2, 3, 4. , GARY WAYNE SEAMAN I Burlington 1, 2, 3, One Act Play 4, Annual Staff 42 BOYS' Ensemble 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Senior Play. BETTY LORENE WILLIAMSON Class Reporter 1, 4, Band Librarian 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, ciee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, PCP Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Lions Band Camp 3: JL1Hi0f Play, Senior Play, Typing Contest 3, Octett 3, 4, Double Ensemble 4, Librarian 3, 4, Yearbook Business Manager 4: Trumpet Trio 1, 2, Brass Sextett 1, 2, 3, 4: Pi2lf1iSf 2- 3' 4? Office Help 4, Whirlwind 2, 3. MARK GLENN STUKEY Footbaii 1, 3, Baskerbaii 1, Band 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys- Glee ciub 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Stare 32 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Dance Band. 7 1 KAREN EVELEA WHITESIDE Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Contest Play 2, Whirlwind 2, 3, Class Vice-President 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Librar ian 2, 3, 4. KEITH DARRELL KELLEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track, Class Reporter 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Yearbook Assistant Photographer. ALICE JOY WILLIAMS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Secretary 3, Pep Club Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 1, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Student Council President 3, Perfect Attendance 1, 3, Citizenship Award 3, Clarinet Quartett 2, Whirlwind 3, Librarian 3, 4, Office Help 4, Yearbook Assistant Busi- ness Manager 4, Senior Play, Homecoming Attendant 1, 4, Typing Contest 4. THOMAS DARRELL PYLE Americus High School 1, 2, 3, Basketball 4, Basketball Captain 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Football 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Octette 4, Mixed Ensemble 4. rv, 'M' ff' W, , I ff!! it if 1 1 N WY- - YM' uf'- ' I ml G , N I ' ' V XI, W W I QT I 1f1 f I 'ly I 'I 1 1.1.1121 1 wxrlvovn-. c f f J M y , ' 'iff J '-'IQ ,, una v 'gutlr I ' ' 1 ,25 45.5111 ,-' ' 1 zri w- ' - -ffl'-. ' I 1 , . V ' as , , ' ' ' III? 'lvlk HI! 1 0 lf' pfffflv fl' ,I if 'c,',9',K NW' ' . ff ,r, . 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At our first class meeting on Septem- E : 1'.-yi I: el fy ber 8, we elected the following class officers: President- V :V ngi g c., Lester Hess, Vice Presidezgt-goytllzizilliaricis,KSecreWiyt ZH , V V1 ...I 1 Tr asurer-Kathy Farrow, tu en ouncii- aren 1 e 1 e 'Z anc? Mark Stukey. On Initiation Day, wearing' overalls and ,V 4 1 sloppy shirts, we were at the merlcyg of the eniors. Our A: ,V in :VjVV,I 'w a l C h L le We c . 'i' vi I I . I V .5 C asiitstlhcenligggiiivriliiig gflcour Sophomore year, we gained 1 'V I I V Robert Cox and John Lehrack. We elected Vthe following 1:-xl fr V gs, 1 . 1 class officers, President-Johan Iiehrack, Vilge Prevsviudint- Va J, 2:2 Lawrence Gentry, Secretary reasurer- eggy 1 1amS3 ' '-s-g...f-5,s,'- I V V Q. Pivr at Student Council-Joy Williams and Mark Stukey. VMr. Ben 45: I g Q A I Tice was our sponsor. We selected gold and white as our , gg class colorsis and the white carnation as ouir fflovzekr. Oil' c J V f ,, I Motto was e ore ou can score you mus irs ave A, I Ivy J ' ff Vs sss. V goalvg The Sophomdrres served th,e Junior-Senior banquet. .V V l J At the beginnirigg of our Junior year with Mrs. Smith Q Haworth and Mr. aul Bowersox as sponsors, we gained V' 1 J? -V ' NSQZ. Ronald Gast and Bonita Gustafson, later on we lost Bonita A -V I W ,B Gustafson arlgd Johan Lelirack. Thgclagss offficeig fordthatt JV: v fyyi ar were: resi ent- awrence en ry, ice resi en - -5 'V Rcbnda Ba g Secretary-Joyce Marsh, Treasurer-Kathy S' Farrow, gtudent Council-Joy Williams farid Mark Stukey J . v Durin the year we had a very success u magazine cam- 3 , Z. paign,g received our class rings, and presented our class . .isp play The Campbells are Coming. One of the highlights 'I ycef of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet, with Heaven fl'1 3 V Q25 as our theme. We had several parties during the school 1,,, ' i 1. 1 ,'f'i :1 :Q Year, will gf We started out our final ear as Seniors with twent - lisyy -Q is 332'-' f. t d 1. W ' d A s' b n D ll P 1 yd Wo S u en S. e gaine ni a le er arre y e an c sz. -frf , Gary Seaman. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Smith Ha- Q2 A worth and Mrs. Lois Scott. Class officers were: Presi- Q 3 yrlfl IVV f fl- yy 'E dent-Otto Buehler, Vice President-Karen Whitesidsg Sec- Q V: 6,411 , Q retary-Peggy Williams, Treasurer-Joyce Marsh, tudent .Q-J V ,V ig .: gl 115. Council-Lorna Perry and Lester Hess. On October 4 we V+-slgggg.-Q: ,lci posed for our Senior pictures. During the year we had two paper drivesfand presented our class play A Close Shave .1 I 1. to raise money. The Golden Nugget staff was appointed 1 J ,c , V , l and the staff worked hard on the yearbook all during the , gg I Q y 1 ear. On May 3, we were guests of the Juniors at the ryl' ff-:.'2fl'gV if Junior-Senior banquet. We we re up bright and early Vthe .gn S li-, next morning headed for Rockaway Beach on our Senior 1 ,V .V 5 , G.. , y trip. V fi e,,. ' fi lf if f.., On Thursday, May 17, we departed from the halls of - .1 , af 1 J W. R. H. S. leaving twenty-two graduates looking ahead with '21 g ,Vg -4- R-4.2 courage and readiness into the world of tomorrow, each c V ,Z or bg VV VV VV V Vx ,- u si ,. Q 1 V nyeb cy, J TA i ff fill 8 on qty 5 i -C1 X student hoping to contribute something significant as we take our place in the world. This page is sponsored by JONES FUNERAL HOME and NORRIS ELECTRIC SERVICE .,-, VV fpyyg V gxff V VV x AV .1 111, Q 41. , ,p,oJ' I' 1 -c. M, lm mg A -Q, llama., ,I ,C-Ill , he ic, Q-13 '-1'- cs Wait tui' , wig , - M, mu I S I 9 1 322' ff v 1 I ll 1 ' t N 5 1 C'iZ ','5 7f I ' 'L N Q'1A11 0 I - AI' N' W- '-' if a s mn Q , ' 'H' -I Q X' :Q 1. , w '-2 , Ni - 4 A X , '7 .. fr b 49 JYQFS J I f yyi. I - I f ,,, J , 4' 2 V X T I L 1. V, I f , 1 1 ' ,K ' V Vv b: V, V, 1, f. , V V ' V. V ' . - VV LVVVJV' , S V - V 1 -1 1 V ' plv Axvvpy A . , 5, ' V V 0 . -g , , ,A - ., - A V V- A V V V , I 'I 'I it 'H 11 U s 1 ... I t o , V'-T I AVVV J V. V w V VV V V V ' ,,.V Hx 'VV y V 1 1 c V NN VV' V VV V V 3.164691 1 CM ':?4 i.as. 1... J at Pu. Class Prophecy Claslgsogvveggagae into the crystal ball, we get a fleeting glimpse of the future of the Ronda Bay is now married to Jack Hamilton. Her kindergarten class is coming a- long fine, but she is having some trouble with her new students Paul Bowersox and Frank Borgna. Jim Whiskers, also known as Jim Beard, received his Ph. D. in Bug Extei-mi- nation from Harvard University last year. At the present time he is killing cock- roaches in the stock room of the largest grocery store in Kansas. The crystal ball becomes blurry as we come to Otto Buehler. The last we heard he was still a hermit in the Mole Hills of Arkansas. Bob Cox is. now driving Orville Lee's ambulance. Since he isn't used to the high speed, he is still nervous about his new job. Kathy Farrow finally decided what college she wanted to attend. She graduated from We st Point this summer. Upon graduating from high school, Ronald Gast is in the entertainment field. He thrills people by walking over cars, star-ting with the bumper and landing on the hood. Lawrence Gentry, famous for his comedy in high school, now appears on tele- vision every week. He lights the candles for Liberace. Lester Hess finally married Molly Philips and they have been living in California for some time. He is now one of the leading producers in Hollywood for MGM. Kenneth Johnson is now head salesman for the Huey, Luey, Dewey, Comic Company Keith Kelle is now head photolglrapher for Woltz Studio. Keith always did have a knack for taking pictures when e was on the annual staff. Joyce Corbin, the former Joyce Marsh, now has a goat farm near Topeka raising little kids. Lorna Perry got her 10th divorce in Reno this month. She is back in Waverly writ- ing her famous column in the Waverly Gazette, Advice to the Love-Lorn by Lorna. Darrell Pyle is now playing basketball for the Minneapolis Lakers. People say he is a second Wilt . - Vontilla Raulston, looking for her millionaire husband, finally found one in Texas. She has so many oil wells that it is running into money. Gabby, otherwise known as Gary Seaman, has taken over Joe McCarthy's place in the Senate. It seems Gary always did talk a lot at Waverly High. Anita Siebert is now playing first clarinet with the famous Spike Jones Band and his City Slickers. Sylvia Snyder has now graduated from Winfield College. She is now appearing in April in Parisol, the latest French mOV1C- Mark Stukey now colonel in the Air Force, has just come back from the moon. He is now credited with his new invention of the first rocket trip made successfully to and from the moon. Karen Whiteside now has a job sweeping up crumbs at Stems Typewriter Company in Emporia. After a Whirlwind Courtship of fifty years, Joy Williams and Don Fischer are finally planning to get married. It seems they don't believe in long engagements. Peggy Williams is secretary to Mr. Boxgfersoxil ttlgehlgeragigirtglssPiologlf department at Waverly Cgllege, She is an old H131 , IIIUC Beit Wiiliarnggn upon graduating from Kansas University and receiving her RN in nursing, is now practicing in the new hospital in Agricola. Graduates K FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bay, J. Marsh, S. Snyder, V. Raulston, K. Whiteside. SECOND ROW: B. Williamson, L. Perry, A. Siebert, J. Will- iams, P. Williams, K. Farrow. THIRD ROW: M. Stukey, D. Pyle, J. Beard, B. Cox, L. Gentry. FOURTI ROW: L. Hess, G. Seaman, K. Johnson, K. Kelley, R. Gast, O. Buehler. 1 1 1 1 ' 32 - ff f 1 x I E ,T H fn Mr. Borgna. FIRST ROW: Kathy Farrow -Balfour Honor Student, Betty Williamson-Balfour Honor Student: Joyce Marsh-Salutatorian. SECOND W , ROWQ Joy Williams -Danforth Honor Student, l il Mark Stukey -Danforth Honor Student, Peggy Q Williams-Valedictorian. 5 W T :il ii f iii ? il 5 nl T When Day is Done Class Will PP 1 1 '1 Valedidorv Class Prophecy Class History Taiisman 3 l Chartered Bus Bathing Beautie s The Docks enior Trip At 5 o'clock a. m. Friday, May 4, the Senior class and their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott and Mrs. Smith Haworth, climbed into our chartered bus and headed for Rockaway Beach, Missouri. We stopped at Fort Scott for breakfast and arrived at our destination at 11:30 a. m. After getting settled in our cabins, which were natural stone Senior Boys The Line - up Dig these legs, with birch on the inside, everyone scattered out. Some went shop- Q if ping, others swimming, horseback riding, boat riding, surf board riding, and others sunbathed. p In the evening there was dancing, bowling, tennis, golf, skating, M-, and a movie at Branson, which is twenty miles up the river. Every- I y, one found it easier to do their own cooking. It was fun to watch the boys trying to cook. Sunday morning saw everybody bustling around trying to get all their belongings gathered up. At 11:30 we crawled on the bus and headed back to Kansas. We arrived in Waverly at 6:30 p. m. , everybody wishing we could have stayed longer. This page is sponsored by CALVERT FO OD LOCKERS and DEWEY SUNDRY Bus Driver The Pajama Kids l Our Sponsors Jim and Betty yfpyf W T94 Sylvia JOY Lawrence 92, ? ,se An1ta ,' . . H ,nc-. 'iv QW 4 ' 1 We ' . , 3 +4 v-m:e,l-f.f- 41- ze en' 1 4- 4 mf- 41772 if 'A A 1-6+ A X ij? L , . V. , . . K Ronald 2 , N K , Joyce 1 Kenneth ...H 7 ----- V, If Qi'-ve-': 1 VV X f K -mb. 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L Lli qi S, gf-x gmai- u 3'5 U! 1!! 'b UNDERCLASSMEN fx Z- img , R M Q 3 -L. ' Q 4 P . p p 'laura .wr MBC B01'g1'1a Sue Fields Joan Gifford James Gordon 1 - I , QFQACHQ. . . p ames Hess Dale Hinderliter Eugenia Ice Betty Johnson l. Edwin Lingo Home r McKinstry Shirley Michael Molly Phillips 4 D0uglas Pope Ona Schmid Francis Steward Norma Vuncannon CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Sue Fields Vice-President . . Joan Gifford Secretary . . . . Betty Johnson Treasurer . . . Shirley Michael Reporter . .... Molly Phillips Student Council ....... Mac Borgna and Ona Schmid This page is sponsored by STAR GRAIN and WILLIAMS MARKET G7 T 433 C' 'iff exit? . 775125 7 356462 X 1 Virginia Baxter Dave Beaty Gail Bradley Dale Conquest 12 ' ' ' if 'ri' I 79 ., , it-nA 'Q' f Karen Counselman Virginia Crooks Marvin Foster Richard F0l11k Helen FTS f X. ,f '-Q7 4 c c J 5 rernb J F ,qi iiif J na V 'Taft 4 N Q 39 I J .ff f 'Veto ' Y A 4 fe , 2 . ii 1 Q Gene Gaddis , ,, .JJ . f .- rf-nu I , Y ' ' ' V 3 . V - 1 , ' 3 2 r.,, I ,kt Ann George Keith Godfrey Charlotte Hess Irene Johnson E e,0, I Lynda Kelly Romona Kennard Jackie Markham Kenneth P A d R' k erry u rey 1C man: CLASS OFFICERS 1 . ... President . . Lynda Kelly J . Vice-Pre sident .... f Susan Williams f Secretary ...... y f gi ilissy 3 f T J 0 Karen Counselman y is E Reporter. . Richard Siebert 5 Student Council .... I ifssfcs 2 Helen French E W y y J E Student Council . Dave Beaty if This page is sponsored by BENNETT CREAMERY and ARNOLDS JEWELRY Lu Ann Gast Richard Siebert Janice Smith Susan Williams Janice Coxf 'Larry Allen Marilyn Baker Larry Barrett Roy Bouse 2 if ' n 7 a. I fs 1 2 s Q2 Q 'fs l r K 1.5 if it v 1' . Q X 4 'F Q ' R 1 N 21 '- Q rry Bowlin Wilma Cook Marvin Cromwell Clifford Fisher Www, gMonroe Foulk Dianne Gifford Richard Godden Patty Hess , f f W K J ., ' 'sf , W, fffai MZ-iffy, ' NI if -Terry Isle Stephen Johns Shirley Johnson Judy Kirkpatrick CLASS OFFICERS President .... George Michael Vice-President . . . Paul Turvey Secretary . . . Brenda Yockey Treasurer . . . Bence Williams Student Council . . .Dianne Gifford Ronald McDonald This page is sponsored by WAVERLY GAZETTE ANQ Q-5 9 Lf MIM? X f f 'WW' Eugene Kunkle Ronald McDonald Pat Martindale George Michael I Q - , f X w k 5 f :K f -'wr Q, , ' J. , rf ly I ' h: ?r X qw' , 'z . 2' , i' S' V , ,A ,L ' f 3 I f A ' , , , .f YQ ,,' nn, X. W, g J 1 ? V Judy Nelson Carol Northcott Edwin Nutt Oscar I4 g ghanv, Q I af J' Q H+? f f in ,fy fi g ,- ,gf 'war' ' , -eff 5 , 2 Y 4 A. J, I ,J X W f-I ' nf - Lynn Perry Norma Pyle John Schmid Anthony Si . Jyy W A E i ir'i O . , as ,X mi s A llly O A if ,i'd- if 3 f Stanley Snyder Paul Turvey Bence Williams Jerry Will Joyce Williamson Brenda Yockey Karen Yockey Patty Yo This page 1S sponsored by WILLIAMSON HARDWARE and GARVEY'S STORE 521 f-X f N! S' WI- . . . ,Mm 4 if ff. 0 , ,f' .n 13, 4 V Wm nap of Classes Biology Advanced Math English III n , Soph. Algebra I 5-if X Constitution 1... , -- 'g an , . 'tt' c K Typing l Home Economics II K AA I Q1 Industrial Arts I Drivers Education wqguq , ,L I 1, American History ff World History Speech Home Economics I General Business Industrial Arts Ill ii. .,,.- f' English Il Typing ll If 1 ,ms September October November Z4- December 6 12. 14 21 Z3 2.4 29 4 7 11 14 17 18 21 Z7 1 8 11 11 14 17 18 22. 27 2 6 9 16 Z1 Z3 'T School Calendar School Opens Election of Officers Topeka Fair Day Freshman Initiation First Football Game-- Hamilton--H K. U, Band Day Westphalia--H Senior Pictures Hartford--T B-Team Lebo LeRoy-T Student Pictures American Royal Williamsburg--H Olpe--T Gridley, Homecoming--H Gridley B-Team Lyndon--I-I Veterans Day Ottawa- Band Williamsburg B-Team Highway Patrol Band Clinic Lebo--T Yearbook Pictures Thanksgiving Vacation Junior Play First Basketball Game Williamsburg--T We stphalia--H Lebo--T Christmas Program Christmas Vacation Begins January Fe brua ry Q- March April 10- May Westphalia--T Cvridley--H Hartford--T LeRoy--I-I End of Semester Olivet--T Lebo--H Hartford--H Crridley--T Winter Band Concert LeRoy--T County Tournament Williamsburg-H Melvern--H Olivet--H One Act Play District Tournament Pep Club Chili Supper Skating Party Music Exchange Concert Opening Baseball Game Lebo--H Senior Play Easter Vacation Spring Concert Baseball Tournament Typing and Spelling Contest Junior-Senior Banquet Senior Trip Baccalaureate Class Night Commencement School Picnic School Ends mm W ,Y , CHUM, 'itfi' I IAF' 5 - ' iv Jgnif- w - f - 5 4 I ff ffl. 1 'N A I . fg 4- :XI I fh- R -pl 've Q. Mijn X : ff wg' kifxx If X 1 ' ' If, pf' 'Q' I I X S533 al ll ll ll BOX SUPPER mg . E Z x ACTIVITIES EE! Girl Keep pirit Cheerleaders Betty Williamson il Mrs. Foraker, Sponsor 'S Q . Ann George Norma Vuncannon Kathy Farrow N. lee tlxxle t , 5 CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT- K , . . Farrow, N. Vuncannon, A. George, B. Williamson. FRONT ROW: W. Cook, V. Baxter, S. Snyder, C. Hess, A. Siebert, J. Markham, S. Johnson, S. Fields, J, Kirkpatrick I, Johnson, J. Williamson, S. Michael. SECOND ROW: P. Yockey, P. Hess, K. Whiteside, R. Kennard, D. Gifford, M. Baker, B. Johnson, K. Yockey, P. Martindale, C. Northcott, M. Phillips, R, Bay. THIRD ROW: J. Gifford, J. Williams, K. Counselman, V. Raulston, J. Marsh, P. Williams, B. Yockey, E. Corn- well, N. Pyle, V. Crooks, J. Cox, H. French. FOURTH ROW: A. Rickman, J. Smith, L. Kelly, L. Perry, O. Schmid, J. N 1 ' ' e son, F. Steward, L. Gast, S. Williams, L. Perry, E. Ice. 19 1 , 'WV cf. 7. 1 .ru . N - x , - J. A , ' d' f 4'4 7 . f FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Williams, A. Siebert, A. George, J. Williams, R. Bay, P. Turvey, S. Fields. SECOND ROW: J. Gifford, S. Snyder, C. Northcott, B. Yockey, J. Williamson, A. Siebert, J. Nelson, D. Williams, K. Farrow. THIRD ROW: M. Phillips, L. Williamson, B. Williams, G. James, B. Williams, G. MacLagan, B. Williamson, S. Williams, S. Michael, N. Vuncannon, V. Baxter, D. Durow, G. George, G. Ragin, M. Dawson, S. Johns, S. Farrow, M. Stukey, J. Beard, K. Counselman, K. Perry. FOURTH ROW: M. Michael, P. Calvert, R. Robbins, K. Gunter, D. Irey. I. Nutt, Mr. Towner V. Rau ston, L. Perry, A. Rickman, R. Siebert, J. Cox, O. Buehler, L. Kelly, L. Gentry, P. McGrath, G. Counselman. The W. R.H.S. band, composed of 48 members, has participated in many activities: taking part in the K. U. Band Day, all home football and basketball games, Band Clinic at Gridley and also two concerts presented to the public. The band also spends 6 to 8 weeks during the summer giving concerts and playing for many county fairs. The band took part in the annual district music festival at Emporia and received a I rating. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Rickman, Drum Major, L. Perry, V. Raulston, J. Nutt, D. lrey, K. Gunter, R. Robbins, P. Calvert, M. Michael. , This page is sponsored by BAXTER PRODUCE XC EH D0 1 J I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Whiteside, V. Baxter, C. Northcott, S. Snyder, A. Rickman, K. Godfrey, D. Conquest, S. Snyder, G. Michael, B. Williams, P. Turvey, K. Farrow, J. Marsh, R. Bay, S. Michael. SECOND ROW:J. Cox, L. Kelly, B. Williamson, B. Yockey, D. Gifford, D. Pyle, B. Cox, J. Gordon, D. Pope, H. McKinstry, J. Gifford, J. Williams, N. Vuncannon, M. P illips, S. Fields. THIRD ROW: J. Markham, J. Smith, H. French, K. Yockey, P. Yockey, G. Seaman, M. Foulk, E. Lingo, J. Hess, R. McDonald, J. Nelson, L. Perry, A. Siebert, R. Kennard, L. Perry. FOURTH ROW: J. Kirkpatrick, P. Martindale, W. Cook, V. Raulston, N. Pyle, C. Hess, M. Borgna, M. Stukey, L. Gentry, L. Hess. I. Beard, K. Johnson, P. Hess, M. Baker, S. Williams, L. Gast, K. Counselman. FIFTH ROW: J. Williamson, B. Johnson, S. Johnson, V. Crooks, E. Corn- well, G. Bradley, M. Foster, R. Foulk, K. Perry, O. Kistner, S. Johns, F. Steward, A. George, O. Schmid, P. Williams, Mr. Towner, Instructor. ,A The vocal groups of W. R. H. S. in 1956 were com- ,af 'ggagi posed of the mixed chorus with 80 enrolled, girls glee lusisgggf'-' is eiub 50 enrolled, boys glee eiub 40 enrolled and e mix- L-si' J ed vocal ensemble, boys ensemble and the girls octett. These groups participated in the Christmas program, ,Ap -,Q special music program, world day of prayer, exchange program and many other concerts and assemblies. In April all the groups also attended the district music festival at Emporia where the mixed chorus received a I rating, the girls glee club a II rating, and the boys glee club a III. The mixed ensemble received a II rat- ing, the boys ensemble a I, and the girls octett a III rating. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Snyder, B. Cox, K. Counselman, B. Williams, S. Fields, S. Michael, Mr. Towner, SECOND ROW: I. Marsh, D. Pope, J. Gifford, J. Beard, N. Vuncannon, M. Borgna. THIRD ROW: K. Perry, K. Farrow, H. McK1nstry, B. Williamson, G. Seaman, D. Pyle. This page is sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK m ? 2mimf' GQQACQEV M . 2 , ,I ,Q E I X . 'S sho fiff I soo of 3 oI F so P if 'N 1 ' FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Accompanists, K. Farrow, B. wuiiamson. K. Counselman- SECOND ROW: J. Isle, S. Johns, P. Turvey, D. Conquest, G. Bradley, O. Kistner, R. Bouse, G. Michael, J. Williams. THIRD ROW: M. Cromwell, A. Siebert, J. Hess, R. Gast, S. Snyder, J. Schmid, D. Pyle, K. .T0hHS0H. L- Gentry, Mr. Towner. FOURTH ROW: G. Kunkle, J. Gordon, M. Stukey, B. Cox, L. Hess, H. McKinstry, M. Borgna, L. Anon, F. Lingo, K. Godfrey. FIFTH ROW: B. Williams. M. Foster. R- Foulk. I- Beard- R- McDonald, K. Perry, G. Seaman, D. Pope, C. Fischer, E. Nutt, M. Foulk. f r 155 i , .0 . ' -5 E -.Q I R x l FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Whiteside, C. Hess, J. Markham, S. Johnson, S. Snyder, V. Baxter, P. Hess, K. Farrow, H. French, C. Northcott, M. Phillips. 'R. Bay, S. Michael. SECOND ROW: W. Cook, P. Yockey, A. Siebert, R. Kennard, D. Gifford, M. Baker, B. Johnson, P. Martindale, J. Williamson, I. Johnson, J. Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW: J. Gifford, J. Williams, N. Vuncannon, K. Counselman, V. Raulston J. Marsh, P. Williams, B. Yockey, E. Cornwell, N. Pyle, J. Cox, V. Crooks, K. Yockey, Mr. Towner. FOURTH ROW: L. Perry, A. Rickman, J. Smith, L. Kelly, F. Steward, O. Schmid, J. Nelson, B. William son, L. Gast, S. Williams, L. Perry, A. George, S. Fields. 4 I I The True 1n Heart l . E .l . JUNIOR PLAY CAST: Shirley Michael, Sue Fields, Norma Vuncannon, Joan Gifford, Homer McKinstry, Dale Hinderliter, Doug Pope, Mac Borgna, James Hess. ,,-- l Q I . fs, :team I uigtlfig' S I ONE-ACT PLAY CAST: Sylvia Snyder, Anita Siebert, Ronald Gast, Mark Stukey, Lester Hess, Gary Seaman, Bob Cox. True Western Heroes 5 DJ off' 51? gb W i JW MM, ,..- ,:- 2 J A Lxmpig-6, V V A ,fs , , F I, ,mf ef 2 f s 1 ' . .1 SENIOR PLAY CAST: Betty Williamson, Jim Beard, If Otto Buehler, Kathy Farrow, Mark Stukey, Peggy ' A Close ShaVe Williams, Ronda Bay, Lawrence Gentry, Karen T00 B3-dv S3-1 Whiteside, Keith Kelley, Sylvia Snyder, Joy Will- iams, Anita Siebert, Vontilla Raulston, Bob Cox, Gary Seaman, Kenneth Johnson. Look out Mrs. Marshall ,es Call the Doctor! MN Prince s s Molly P QUEEN P1-1nce s s Joy KATHY Prince ss Joyce Prince ss Helen V I l Homecoming The Homecoming was held November l, 1955. During the halftime ceremonies at the Waverly-Gridley football game, Kathy Farrow was crowned queen of 1955. Co-Captains, Les ter Hess and Ronald Gast, crowned the queen and presented her with a bouquet of white rnurns. Ronald Ga st then escorted Kathy to the float. Her attendants and their escorts were Joy Williams and Otto Buehler, seniors, Molly Phillips and Mac Borgna, juniors, Helen French, sopho-more and Dale Hinder- liter, juniorg Joyce Williamson and Paul Turvey, freshmen. After the game, which Gridley won 33-0, the annual Home- coming Dance was held in the hall, which was beautifully de- corated. Queen Kathy and her attendants startefd the dance, which was to end a wonderful evening. UUt. EN tiff iq '70yCE Something funny ? Our Cooks Candy-Land Junior-Senior Banquet The Senior class were guests of the Juniors at the Junior-Senior banquet on May 3, 1956. The gym was beautifully decorated in all colors to carry out the theme of Candyland. After a delicious meal, the tables were cleaned and the dance started. A Po sing wonderful time was had by everyone. Sponsors 'P 'P 9 Steadie s , 1 Watch the Birdie! ! ,sf Q wg 'f .wi pig -,Q ,. ,IA w Av, .. .4 W... ,. 1 fa is ff , , , , .ogy ,- A ' 45,0 .4 ,, , N5-ff .' f, a.4,,,,.-v,t' ,. ' -f-., ifrm fw 4 -, . I K f' l K .0 -rv 'ffm ..A..5,i-ER, . . ' A HSM, . 'HW av :TV- 'fi ,gd Q, I He, fx . . '., if '5:' 4.x '1 M jia'r 'm .,, ',n ff -?1'M, g, Q. 4. '11,.p'1 ,. jr' 'x'.1-f.'A ,, . , y y- ,Ja V I N 5 gd- A-N2,'f'v, if lf'-. Q, A ' 'X Q ,Q 'f'g2 fh-'Q,' -a- -, 7 A-. Q, - .J .tr-,nw '44 .- Hr wfr x x,,,, .. yi-.,.,,F7 .I ' ,P K.. . if r' 7. if iii .41 ff 5. x , u 1, , 1 gat., -- . .- -s 553' 455552 ,W ,, Q ,,,,, f-'Q.: f2'ig.:g-1 ' 'fl' M7w -1 xii +A. A ' 9' LU ' f. '- . F4 ' inn? A 'Yi' . ,Tvs K yr, ,, ,4 v .A V fr A 4 X ana-.1 ,.,,.:,A, 1 .. A. D .gf E. , JM 'V fir M' ' , f- ,az A 1 5- .,.. ., , magnum ,K A ,Jfg ix EXW jx! 1 Z R Football FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Foster, H. McKinstry, R. Foulk, R. Gast, J. Hess, M. Borgna, O. Buehler. SECOND ROW: R. Siebert, O. Kistner, L. Hess, K. Perry, R. McDonald, D. Hinderliter, D. Pyle, Coach Minnis THIRD ROW: T. Siebert, E. Lingo, K. Godfrey, B. Williams, E. Nutt, M. Cromwell, I. Schmid, S. Johns. FOURTH ROW: J. Williams. J. Bowlin, S. Snyder, C. Fischer, M. Foulk, P. Turvey, G. Michael, J. Isle. The 1955 football season saw the Bulldogs with an inexperienced and unvictorious team. There were four seniors, five juniors, five sophomores, and eighteen freshmen out for football. Besides the varsity games, there were four B team games. The varsity team showed real improvement and desire towards the end of the season. Lettermen are: Mac Borgna, Otto Buehler, Marvin Foster, Richard Foulk, Ronald Gast, James Hess, Lester Hess, Dale Hinderliter, Oscar Kistner, Ronald McDonald, Homer McKinstry, Kenneth Perry, and Darrell Pyle. The team was led by co-captains Ronald Gast and Lester Hess. This page is sponsored 'by WAVERLY INSURANCE Ba ehaH THE FOLLOWING BOYS PARTICIPATED IN BASEBALL THIS SPRING: Gail Bradley, Mac Borgna, Dale Conquest, Clifford Fischer, Monroe Foulk, Richard Godden, Steve Johns, Oscar Kistner, Ronald McDonald, George Michael, Kenneth Perry, Paul Turvey, and Jerry Williams. at I ,.., . ., I n ps M 5 A GIS K THE GRADUATING PLAYERS ARE: Darrell Pyle, Ronald Gast, Jim Beard and Kenneth Johnson. 1 THE LETTERMEN ARE: Jim Beard, Mac Borna, Ronald Gast, Dale Hinderliter, Kenneth Perry, Doug Pope, and Darrell Pyle, Captain. Ra ket I 1ST TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Gast, Douglas Pope, Dale Hinderliter, Kenneth Perry, Coach Minnis, SECOND ROW: Kenneth Johnson, Mac Borgna, James Beard, Darrell Pyle, Captain. The Waverly 1955-56 basketball season was less victorious than in pre- vious years. The following were out for basketball, 4 seniors, 3 juniors, 3 sopho- mores, and l0 freshmen. Although we were not listed in the winning column our team played many good games. At the Coffey County Tournament we had the Gridley fans and the Lebo fans wor- ried and wondering until the last second of the game. Although we lost by 3 points from Gridley and gave Lebo a scare in the third quarter it was the best show- ing our team had made during the sea- son. The l955-56 team was a young one filled with desire and determination. all Captain Darrell Pyle 2 ND TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Godfrey, Bence Williams, Marvin Cromwell, Clifford Fischer, Ronald McDonald, Paul Turvey. SECOND ROW: Coach Minnis, Jerry Williams George Michael, Dale Conquest, Stanley Snyder, Oscar Kistner, Jerry Isles. Schools out! Q5 ea:- C575 Charger Northcott Wilma! ! Waiting on the bus r Oho at Boy's State Joyce and Bet-ty Papa Lovers! ll il Oo LaLa! 1 if . 4. What's going on here? -V S3 ., 4 W N ' gk y f ' 1 e .2 ' Q R 3 V,,,, , , J k amj A . y , J Darling Dale ' '2 Tired, Darrell? 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