Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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HONOR SKMOII HONOR , V ltl)S Valedictory Virginia Caldwell Mention Mbnette Diley Mention Evelyn Way Mention Betty Stahler SENIOR St'IIOI, It SII11 CONTKST (COI N’l'Yl M AH 11 a:ird. I»3S INDIVID! Al. KATINDS 1. Lucille Williamson 2 Marven Jackson. 3. Virginia Caldwell 4. Monette T iley 5. Karl Blaum 6. Charles Birklieimer 7. Kthel Holt 8. Evelyn Way 9. Bunny Schwardt 10. Mildred Deacon WAVER!.Y HIGH TEAM. SENIORS Betty Stabler Mary ltowe Watts Earl Blaum Virginia Caldwell Monette Diley Beryl Keechle Roy Johnston Evelyn Way Pearl Durham Robert Frey Bunny Schwardt Waited Edwards Ray Shingledecker Mildred Deacon COI NTY TEAM: OENERAI. SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST. AMERICAN HISTORY James M. Diley-----------------------Waverly Robert Frey -----------------------Waverly WORLD HISTORY Junior Brown Waverly Rodney Marhoover ---------------- —Latham GENERAL SCIENCE Kenneth Bruenig ---------------- Pikelon Robert Beoddy --------------------- --Scioto PHYSICS Raymond Frey ---------------------- Beaver Marvin Jackson ------------------------Stock dale ENGLISH IX Pauline Hartley -------------------- Waverly Mary Mavis Cole -------------------- -Latham ENGLISH X Patricia Patterson --------------- Piketon Opal Pettit --------------------------Scioto ENGLISH XI Ruth May (Mouse-----------------------Beaver Jacob Henson Piketon ENGLISH XII Virginia Caldwell -------------------Waverly Mary Ethel Crain Scioto LATIN II Gene Ware ---------------------------Waverly Charles Daily ----------------------- Scioto LATIN I Ruth Cutlet Waverly James Logan Waverly ALGEBRA I Mary Nancy Davis ---------------------Beaver Herman Detty Piketon GEOMETRY Robert Blankenship ------------------Piketon Virginia Givens Beaver FRENCH I Gladys Hoover ------------------------Beaver Mary E. Swan -------------------------Beaver FRENCH II Dolphia Remy -------------------------Beavei Pearl Durham-------------------------Waverly SCHOOL RATING. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST First Second Third -Waverly Piketon Stock dale GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST (COI NTY) APRIL l.'ltli. ID.1.% WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL TEAM ENGLISH 12: 1. Virginia Caldwell 2. J. G. Jackson ENGLISH 11: 1. Billy Vallery 2. Amazotta Rutherford ENGLISH 10: 1. Ray Luther 2. Mildred Brown ENGLISH 9: 1. Pauline Hartley 2. Weldon Way FRENCH 2: 1. Pearl Durham 2. Chilistine Douglass LATIN 2: 1. Gene Ware 2. Mary Doll FRENCH 1: 1. Maude Douglass 2. Byrdie Bennett LATIN 1: 1. Ruth Cutler 2. Jimmy Logan WORLD HISTORY: 1. Rhctabel Wipert 2. Junior Brown GEOMETRY: 1. Donald Schwardt 2. Bob McCormick AMERICAN HISTORY: 1. Robert Frey 2. Monette Diley ALGEBRA: 1. Ruth Grooms 2. Mary Pennisten STANDINGS EOR Sfli GRADE EXAMINATIONS First place Second place Third place Fourth place Fifth place Sixth place Seventh place Eighth place Ninth place -Tenth place Steve Eugene Keister Ola M. Be sc 11 -John L. Tackett Catherine D. Barger Robert Lee Barr Katheryn A. Vulgamore Leah Mae Dixon Ruth Lucille Freeland Laura Alice Risner Owen C. Dickson

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ORGANIZATIONS KACI LTV CillOUM KARL COIIIV, Principal Because of a re-districting:, 12 teachers compose the faculty group for the first f grades. Bach grade is effectively taught by 2 teachers. Merle Scott and Karl Corn teach the sixth grade; Helen Brown and Oscar Raldiger teach fifth grade; Dorothy Andre and Klla Humphey, fourth grade; K. Ann Brelnig and Helen Armbruster, third. Kathryn Kuhn and Florine Hughes, second; Ruth Penn and Avanelle Keechle. first grade. In the picture are: FIRST ROW: K. Ann Breinig, Helen Armbruster, Florine Hughes. Ruth Penn. Klla Humphrey. SI0 'OXI ROW: Avanelle Keechle. Kathryn Kuhn. Dorothy Andre. Helen Brown. THIRD ROW: Merle Scott. Oscar Raidiger, Karl Ctrn. LIBRARY STAFF: MISS HITT. The library staff of 1934-35 was composed of nine members, chosen from the honor pupils of the uppei classes. Duties of the librarians comprise the issuing and filing of catalogue cards, the cataloging of books the issuing of books for reading and reference, and the advising of students in reference work. Credit of one-half unit is allowed the librarians on recommendation of teachers. who judge them in respect to courtesy, initiative, industry, and mastery of library practice. In the picture are: SKATKD: Rowena Fisher. Byrdie Bennett. Betty McLean, Marjorie Dunkle and Virginia Jones. STANDING: Laverna Kern. Mildred Deacon. Pearl Durham. Faye Rader and faculty adviser, Sara Hutt. THK FITIKK FARMF.RS OF AMFRHAt MR. McffF.RRRX. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys with a combined membership of 70,000. The member must be enrolled in vocational agriculture and receive a majority vote of the chap, ter. The purposes for which this organization is formed are: to develop rural leadership, to create a love for country life, to encourage cooperation, to promote scholarship, to improve home surroundings, to aid in recreational activities. BOTTOM ROW: Albert Reed. Marlon Dixon. Victor Dicon. James Pool, Donald Oyer, Merle Nelson, and Dale Brown. SKCOND ROW: Glen Dick, Charles Kasterday, Charles Deacon, Ralph Pope, Harold Kmory, Richard Bauer and Bd Weinrich. THIRD ROW: Carlos Bland, Dale Dixon and Charles Deacon. FOI RTH ROW: Lucien Arnett, Robert Franklin, Wilder Weinrich, (president), R. O. McFerren, (instructor), William Cool. Clarence Cooper and Rexie Kroth.

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HONOR st isoui. standings for general S 1101, A R 111 P TENTS s First place---------------------------Waverly Second place Beaver Third place---------------------------Piketon Fourth place Scioto Twp Fifth place -------------------- Stockdai» Sixth place-------------------------- Latham FOURTH GRADE: Norma Armbruster, Virginia Armbruster. Glenna Bower. Anna Louise Cool Robert Darst. Paul Dixon, Dicky Dyke. Earl Harris. Carol Hill, Margaret Hoffman, Joan Jones, Relna Kalfs, John Lazar, Wynona Oyer Dorothy Lou Pendergrass. George Rapp, Dean Scott. Lewis Henry Smith, Wilma Ann Smith .Velle Stubbs. Muriel Whaley, Dorothy Woods Durland Workman. HONOR NTI DENTS SENIORS: Edna Belcher. Earl Blaum, Virginia Caldwell. Donna Cool, Mildred Deacon, Monette Diley. ('bilistine Douglass, Pearl Durham, Betty McLean. Lyndall Pennisten, Betty Stabler Mary Row. Watts. Evelyn Way, Ray Shingle-decker. JUNIORS: I’lah Arnett. Byrdie Bennett, Maude Douglass. Marjorie Runkle. Virginia Gibson Juanita Haynes, Rodger Junk. Laverna Kern Frances Mater. Ruth Osborne, Faye Rader, Billy Nailery, Amazetta Rutherford. Harry Vallery, Richard Wills. Sherman Trainer, LeRoy Heibel Virginia Jones. SOPHOMORES: Eugene Ware, Jack Woods, Rheta-bcI Wlpert, Donald Schwardt, Junior Brown Mildred Brown, Mary Doll, Alice Hickman, Bol Met ?ormick. FRESHMEN: Mary Whaley, Weldon Way, Jam Scott. James Logan, Pauline Hartley, Mary Pennisten, Ruth Cutler, Orland Ross. EIGHTH GRADE: Robert Armbruster. Robert Barr Andrew Lawson. John Scott. Leslie Tackett Bessie Beckman. Maribel Hickman, Jean Keiser. Audrey Kuhn. Zelma Massie. SEVENTH GRADE: Nick Lazar, Bernice Mahone Marilyn Jackson, Bessie D. Moore. Edith Pope Mary Scott, Jean Whitten. Frances Scott. Alta Williams. SIXTH GRADE: James McCoy, Helen Morris, Edna Oyer, Rita Patterson. Betty Ray, Ruby Schwartz. Ivan Scott, Marianna Tackett, Ruth Toops. Cora Whaley, Elizabeth Arnett, Orvell Arnett. Dorothy Beekman, Ida Firey, Kathleen Flannlgan. Eugene Fulscher, Betty Grooms Clarice Hickman, James Keiser. Clara Kay. FIFTH GRADE: Donald Maple, Katherine Moore Eugene Oyer, Charles Ray, Eileen Miller, David Way. Edith Reed. Harold Voelker. Katherine Mater. Hilly Wagner, Robert Winfield George Armbruster. Homer Alexander. Donald Ban. Donald Bumfield, Ronald Bumfield. Edna Culp. Jane Ewing, Esther Mae Keiser, Earl Litterst, Anna Louise Landrum. Margery Ware and Emma Jean Estep. THIRD GRADE: Martha K. Andre. Ethel Bauer Martha J. Burbower, Robt. Brown, Phyllis Cutler. Richard Deacon. Malcolm Dixon, Norma Jean Easterday, Mary Naomi Ferguson, Mildred Fulscher, Robert Wells Jones, Martha Jane Keiser, John Robert Keechle, Carl Litterst. Blanche Ann Martin, Angelyn Miller Malcolm Oyer, Eugene Jones Pope, Anna Louise Rapp Charles Rapp; Dorothy Rapp, Dorothy Ray, Carlton Kordel, Frank Samson. Evelyn Schwartz, Marguerite Seeling, Norma Shoemaker. Geraldine Smith. Sarah K. Smith Richard Simon, Paul Robert Toops, Bonnie Dean Ware, Carl Way, Joanne Winfield. Betty Workman and Edford Whitt. SECOND GRADE: Ruth Armbruster, Mary Janet Dixon, George Neil Dixon, Jane Durham. Margaret Rapp, Kathryn Dixon, Mary Ewing Jack Hickman, Avanelle Kuhn. Jacquelyn McCoy, Mary Ann Stabler. Robert Raidiger, Donna voelker. Frances Waller, Lillabelle Pfeiffer, Paul Donald Weiss. FIRST GRADE: Bettie Louise Bumgarner, Edith Ann Ray, Freddie Rowland, Clara Schwartz Norma Weber, Lois Andre, Frank Armbruster. Doris Denny, Adaline Douglas, Mary Josephine Jones, Bobby Scott, Vincent Scott, Dorothy Swing, Henry Thurman, Frank Armbruster. Bettie Louise Bumgarner, Irma Jean Campbell. Dale Downing, Louise Moore, Eritti Ann Ray, John L. Scaggs, Clara Scnwartz. .Norma Weber, , »ary i J. nn ittkugie. PERFECT I’lTI'.MI WEE SIXTH GRADE: Pauline Oyer, Ruth Paul. Jimmie McCoy, Leonard Vest. Marianna Tackett. Walter Easterday. FIFTH GRADE: Bertha Wardlow, Marion Keechle Liddie Conley, Mary Louise Acord and Anna Louise Landrum. FOURTH GRADE: Virginia Armbruster, Glenna Bower. Sterling McCollister. Nell Stubbs. Walter Voelker and Richard Wilson. (Virginia Armbruster and Nell Stubbs have not missed a day of school since they started in September 1931.) THIRD GRADE: Wilidyne Anderson, Homer Dewey Paul Keiser. Carlton Kordel, Anna Louise Rapp Dorothy Rap]). Norma Shoemaker and Geraldine Smith. SECOND GRADE: Aaron Murray.