Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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FEATURES CLASS WILL Wo, the Class of 1934, realizing that our happy days of school life of Waverly high must end, do hereby on the 27th day of April, in the year of our Lord 1934, make the following bequeaths: To the Juniors we bequeath our privileges as Seniors- To ,he Sophomores we bequeath our hearty thanks for their kind cooperation in the publication of the 1934 annual. To ;he Freshmen we bequeath our success in the halls of Wavnrly high school. 1, Donald Anderson, bequeath my modesty to Robert Vollmer. I, Wilma Ashbaugh, bequeath my sta ure to Ruth Osborne. I. John Bartram, bequeath my violin ability to Helen Woods. I, Byrdie Bauer, bequeath my art of playing basketball to Mary French. I, Charles Brown, bequeath my master mind in chemistry to J. G. Jackson. I, Malcolm Brown, bequeath my way wi;h the girls to Leonard Daniels- I. Doris Brown, bequeath my Vincent to seme Junior girl. I, Quinnie Curry, bequeath my short hand ability ,o Betty Stahler. I. Richard Deering. bequeath my basketball ability to Junior Brown. I, Eloise Diley, beque-a h my clarinet to my brother. , Charles Doll, bequeath my way with the teachers to Charles Lillich. I, Hqlen Doll, bequeath my neatness to my sister Mary. 1 Forrest Easterday, bequeath my love letter writing to Wesley Bi ubaker. I, Paulinq Gleason, bequeath my typing experience to Bunny Schwardt- I, Dessie Hatfield, bequeath my oratorical voice to Bobby McCormick. I, Charles HeibeJ, bequeath my printing ability to some Freshman. I, George Hoeckh, bequea-h my newspaper ability to Carl Johnson. I, Richard Landis, bequeath my ambitions to “Jim” Schauseil- I, Marjorie Landrum, bequea'ih my love to Rodger Junk. I, Charles Leffler, bequeath my Omega sweethearts to the juniors. I, Alice Lightle, bequea;h my voice to William Vallery. I, Carl Murphy, bequeath my love for a certain Junior to a Sophomore boy. I. Pearl Oyor, bequeath my weight o Professor Helman- I Marior'e Pollard, bequeath my studious mind to Charles Armstrong I. Robert Pollard, bequeath my baseball ability to Robert Frey. I, Opal Reed, bequeath my James to some pretty Junior. I, Eva Robinson, bequeath my daintiness to Amazetta Rutherford. I, Howard Ross, bequeath my conceit to the Junior girls. I, Johanna Samson, bequeath my piano playing to Jane Scott- I, Dorothv Scott, bequeath my technique of writing to Harry Val-lerv. I Donald Seasor, bequeath my position in the glee club to Orville Brown. I, William Shrader, bequeath my E'nsrJn mird to Prof. Kunkle. I. Hugh Smith, bequeath my football nositinn to Sammy Hamilton-I. Hat.ie Thompson, bequeath my br lliance to Rexie Kroth. I, Wendell Weiss, bequeath my style of walking o Virginia Jones. (Concluded cn Page 32)

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Athletics COACH HARRIS Much of the success of the athletic teams is due to the effective coaching of Mr- Harris. Himself a former professionel player with the Portsmouth Spartans, he is adequately and pecularily qualified to instruct in both the theory and practice of competitive games. His athletic prowess, his scholastic at-tainmems, and his moral integrity make him a desirable leader of the young people. E. D- HARRIS FOOTBALL The fooiball season of 1933-1934 proved to be successful if not sensational- While the team w’as not an undefeated one, it is to be recalled that the schedule of games was ambitious and difficult. Two class A teams were encountered during the season, results of which were not discouraging nor disgraceful. The team as a whole was characterized by bulldog tenacity which enabled them to carry on in adversity. Deprived of four of its stars when facing an extremely difficult schedule, the squad kept its morale. Withstanding misfortune which would have wrecked a lesser club, it emerged with a fairly successful season’s record. The loss to next year’s football squad of the class of 1934 will be sorely felt- Ten of this season’s squad who will graduate from scholas ic activities have graduated through four seasons of hard drill and rough experience, furnishing scrub material for teams who have r'sen to greater glory. May this spirit characterize these individuals in future years and qualify the football teams yet to be developed. FOOTBALL TEAM, INDIVIDUALS EDWARD WI PERT—End— Ed is a senior and was elected honorary captain of the team. Altkouah he is light in weight he was the outstanding p’.ayer of the year. He played hard and brilliantly. We wish km success. RICHARD LANDIS—End— ‘Dick. a Senior, was hand:capped because of injures and didn't get to play in many games. When he did play, he played hard and never gave up. He will be greatly missed. 27