Waverly High School - Go Hawk Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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: -5-iz . .ff -'i 4- Y4 as rr fi 1' 'I 'Wi ig x , , : ',. 1 vi I E . i K fixiuf ' piano- 3 V- we v V- 1 if ' -N -Z M 4 PRI CIPAL To the students: Between the covers of this yearbook is recorded a pic- torial review of a school year at Waverly High. You were a part of the personnel, the organizations, and the events that made up this year. I am certain that it was one of the most important years that you will ever experience, Soon you will find yourself enrolled as a member of some vocationin adult life. Much of the ground work for this future role is being laid when you are a member of the Wa- verly l-ligh School student body. As you pursue the purely academic, the fine arts, the vocational, and the athletic areas, you are building for your future, Your high school is always happy to be a part in your growth, It is my hope that success andhappiness will be the result for you in these efforts, Don Birdsell Principal ALMA MA TER . . . .-..- - , ,- ww-,,-ct-A-2 .- -4' - f-'Q- A--,sf s-X

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MR. MART BRANDES - We dedicate with sincere appreciation and our highest regards, this 1958 Go- Hawk. During his second year of coaching when Waverly won the 194-4 State Basketball Championship, Mr. Brandes was chosen as Coach of the Year by the Des Moines Register. As football coach since 1943, he has compiled a record of 95 wins, 34 losses and 5 ties, which is one of the best records in Iowa high schools. Mr. Brandes was an outstanding athlete throughout high school and his college years at Iowa State Teachers College. With such a fine background in athletics and knowledge of sports, he has been able to help boys to develop into good athletes and to realize the value of good sportsmanship. The spirit and enthusiasm of sports participants, reflect his capability as a coach and as an instructor, and confirm his position as an outstanding citizen in our community. 3

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SUPERIN TENDEN T You the members of the Class of 1958 have experienced world changes that are alarmingly rapid. And now an increased emphasis on scientific advancement will result in even more wonderful new changes. But the good ethics which have grown from your think- ing and are reflected in your attitude and conduct will not cease being priceless. There is no change in the need for people to be fair, to be self-disciplined to be loyal, and to be ambitious. These have helped you this far, they are also essential to continued success. L. N. Jensen Superintendent SCHOUL BOARD ROW ONE, Left to Right: Willard Osincup, Secretaryg Carl Hagemann President S J' Juhl L N ,Ten sen, Superintendent. ROW TWO: Robert E.Shaw, Fred Bahlmann Ed Barnes NOT SHOWN C E Moeh ling, Treasurer.