Waverly High School - Annual Yearbook (Waverly, KS)

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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.

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V. l-'ZZ .., s. c 1... 5 f :Jw-Y' ' d Larr Mills and Angela Older and Vlost Cyrus Cook Q, V s,,.:, ES ' . avridggigliard Grvereve. 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. 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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