Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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This page is donated by RUTH PENN K. ANN BREINIG AVONELLE KEECHLE

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GROUPS This page is donated by HELEN BROWN Fifth Grade TEACHERS—Helen Brown and Oscar Raidiger The fifth grade has an enrollment of seventy-nine pupils. It has been the aim of this class to study the United States; its history, geographic make-up, people and government, in order that they may better understand how to make their country a better place in which to live. Their motto is “To Make the Best Better.” IX THE PICTURE ARK First Row: Glenna Bower. Wilma Ann Smith. Joan Jones. Margaret Hoffman. Wynona Oyer, Carol Hill. Relna Kalfs. Nell Stubbs. Virginia Armbruster, Anna Louise Cool. Margery Hartley. Leona Whitt, Gertrude Colburn. Alice Howard. Virginia Acord. Fourth TEACHERS—Anna L. Haynes and Dorothy Andre The total enrollment of the fourth grade this year is seventy-five pupils. There are boys and girls from all over the school district. This year it was learned how people in other lands travel. The most interesting projects were China and Japan. IX THE PICTURE ARE: First Row: Martha Jane Reiser. Xaomi Ferguson, Betty Workman. Ethel Bauer, Norma Shoemaker, Blanche Ann Martin. Anna Louise- Rapp. Kathleen Eg-gers, Anna Mae Christman. Lucille Mosbargrr. Lucille Miller. Juanita Moore, Goldie Mae Lansing. Mary Johnson. Wilidyne Anderson. Second Row: Evelyn Kuhn. Mildred Kulscher. Richard Simon. Eugene Pope, Charles Rapp. Matthew Brewster, Ellis Brown. Malcolm Oyer. Robert Jones. Second Row: Muriel Whaley. Minnie Wilson. Lewis Smith. Arlie Scott. Donald Crites. Lavern Wood, Robert Nichols. Bertie Davis. Kioyd Dyke. Malcolm Lewis, Paul Johnson, Paul Dixon. Paul Deskins. Robert Darst. Richard Johnson. Ralph Mahone, Dorothy Woods. June George. Third Row: Mildred Rapp. Mary Weiss. Betty Rapp, Ruth Zimmers. Virginia Perkins. Norma Armbruster. Pauline Johnson. Aletha Kchard. Glades Watters. Hildreth Watters, Opal Minor. Ethel Bland. Thelma Morgan. Ruth Reiser, Marline Maloy. Wanda Kchard. Betty Shingle-decker. Top Row: George Frey. George Rapp. Richard Wilson. Everett Kggcrs. David Sutton. Melvin Miller, John Lazar. Harold Scott. Glenn Deacon. Earnest Wilson. Guy Osborne, Earl Harris. Durland Workman. Walter Voelker. Robert Scott. Those not in th. Picture: Dicky Dyke. Danny Bryant, Raymond Colburn. Mary Campbell, Thelma Fiffe. Dean Scott. Edgel Wells. Robert Thompson, June Schwartz. Dorel Schwartz. Dorel Whaley. John McFarland. William Stanton, Gerald McXeal. Grade Carl Litterest, Walter Nichols, Robert Brown, John Robert Keechle. Paul Reiser. Malcolm Dixon, Tiffin Dewey, Maxine Hatfield. Dorothj Rapp. Third Row. Marguerite Seeling. Geraldine Smith. Martha K. Andre. Dorothy Ray. Bonnie Dean Ware. N'orma Jean Eastcrday, Angelyn Miller, Helen Stulley, Marie Harris. Ruby Brewster, Jean Ludwig. Evelyn Schwartz. Viola George. Dorothy McGuire. Dorothy Anne Bryant. Hugh Davis. Sarah Kathryn Smith. Top Row: Carlton Kordell. Ivan Barch. Carl Way. Jimmy Moore. Billy Markham, Jack Newberry. Eldridge Woods, Luther Thurman, Richard Deacon. Paul Vest. Charles Dunham. Junior Campbell. Clayton Johnson. Paul Robert Toops. Alex Lazar. Xot in 'he Picture: Frank Samson. Albert Richmond. John Manbevers. Lucreda Rowland, Herbert Ramsey, John Blair. Phyllis Cutler, Evelyn Bland. Norma Jean Oesterle. Third Grade The total enrollment of the third grade this year was sixty-nine, thirty-six girls and thirty-three boys. Victor Keaton and June Barch moved away, and Charles Saxton had to withdraw on account of ill health. The third grade class has been doing unit work this winter. Their project on Indians was finished in November, and they concluded it by giving a program for the parents, at which time their work was displayed. The latter half of the year was devoted to a transportation project. The class made a diorama showing the evolution of transportation by air, land, and water. In this unit work, all their social subjects were based around the one project. IN THE PICTURE ARE: Bottom Row: Pearl Dyke. Patsy Scott. Ruth Armbruster, Jacquelyn McCoy. Avanelle Kuhn. Mary Ann Stahler. Donna Voelker. Garnett Rapp. Florence Thurman. Rosie Manbevers. June Barch. Bonnie McFarland. Lora Belle Harris. Faye Jean Mahone. Ola Mae Lewis. Louise Morris. Ruby Louise McCoy, Margaret Rapp. Srcorui Row: Naomi Wardlow. Dorothy Mae Heibel. Edith Ann Jose. Mary Col. burn. Marguerite Logan. Louise Lansing. Maxine Mercer. Mary Ewing. Flossie Thurman. Gay Nickels. LillabeMe Pfeifer. Jeanette Littlejohn, jane Durham. Kathryn Dixon. Jenny Flanigan. Irene Rapp. Geraldine Rapp. Third Row: Norman Miller. Paul Do.tald Weiss. Paul Payne. Bobby Hoffman, George Neil Dixon. Lloyd Davis. Earnest Seeling. Leo Sliirphv. Jackie Stoll. Jimmie Montgomery. Joe Charles Acord. Charles Perkins. Durbin Lawson. Robert Robertson. Fourth Row: Jackie Hickman. Charles Stulley. Edwin Murray, Ralph Thompson, Alva Russell. Gail Shingledecker. Gar ley Nickels. William Osborne. Sherman Rowland. Wilbur Bury. Robert Raidiger. Aaron Murray. Norman Spriggs. Those not in the Picture: Victor Keaton. Bessie Fyffe. Charles Saxton. Calvin Richmond. William Blair. Walter Ferrell and Jack Ferrell.

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This page is donated by HELEN ARMBRUSTER KATHERINE KUHN FLORENE HUGHES Tear hers The teachers of the elementary group are twelve in number, two for each grade group. Of these, Anna Laura Haynes is new this year. The elementary schools have been capably administered by Mr. Teichert and instructed by well-trained teachers. A new course of study planned by the county supervisor Mrs. Louella A ter, and supplemented by new text-books has proved very effective. The art work has been supervised by Richard Teichert. The music has been taught by Charles O. Shrader; a junior band has been organized from the elementary school and has shown promising results. IN THE PICTURE ARE: Front Row: Anna Laura Haynes. Kathryn Ann Breing, Helen Brown, Ruth Penn. Second Row: Dorothy Andre, Katherine Kuhn, Avonelle- Keechle, Helen Armbruster, Florene Hughes. Top Row: Mr. Buoy, Oscar Reidiger, Earl Corn, Merle Scott, Mr. Reed. Second Grade TEACHERS—Florene Huches and Kathryn Kuhn After a happy year with Miss Keechle, and Miss Penn they passed on to the Second Grade. Their enrollment for the year was sixty-eight. Through difficult work they have gained the objectives for the second grade, including the extension and refinement of nearly all those projects introduced during the first year. A keen interest has developed in reading both for pleasure and information. For example, the new books that were purchased for their reading table. They enjoyed the Do-and-Learn Reader and Work Book. The use of these books has helped them develop mastery of a fundamental reading vocabulary, skill in recognition of new words, and ability to read fluently by thought units. TEACHERS—Miss Penn and Miss Keechle There are 81 girls and boys in the first grade. Although handicapped by such severe winter-weather, they have successfully completed their work along all lines. They have read the First Primer, and will complete the First Reader. Their aptness in spelling and numberwork is remarkably good for such small tots. Several interesting projects, The Play-House, Pets, and The Farm have been worked out with the aid of the teachers, the supervisor, and the art teacher. Many interesting little songs have been learned. The boys and girls who have perfect yearly attendance are: Dorothy Mae Howard, Mary Katherine Ludwig. Arnold Stevens, Dallas Tackett, Junior and Charles Thurman. They will be ready, we are confident, to go into second grade work. Under the guidance of the Art teacher interest has highly developed in their social science work. They feel they have accomplished a great deal of work for being so small, and are confident they can easily adjust themselves to more difficult work that will follow next year. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Rotr: Blanche Rapp. Mary E. Whittkugle. Irene McGuire. Gladys Wilson, Virginia Brown. Bonnie Lou Rhoads. Bettie Louise Bumgarner. Pauline Minor. Edith Ann Ray. Louise Moore. Irnta Campbell. Norma Weber. Wilma Littlejohn. Anna Browning. Alice Crites. Second Row. Vincent Scott. Donald Harris, Robert Ferguson. Floyd Edwin Landrum. Billy Bryant. Harold Manbevers. Vergil Wright. Mason Harris. David Stirr, Henry Thurman. Bobbie Manbevers. Arnold Walker. Frank Armbruster. John L. Scants, John Bower. Richard Stulley. Those not in the Future: Pat Cool. Robert Oeslerle. Phostila Cisco. Glenn Johnson. Stanley Hines, Wilbur Smith. Robert Scott. Lee Roy Lansing. Velma Deacon. Elmer WelLs. Pearlie Whaley, and Kenneth VanScoy. Grade IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Row. Dorothy Bower. Alberta Brown. Ruth Snyder. Virginia Scott. Betty Miller. Ada Stulley, Mary Rapp. Engline Rowland. Faye Nickol. Edna Mae Hatfield. Elinor Chandler. Virginia Lee Rooinson. Eunice Eggers, Barbara Ann Cox. Mary Margaret Potts. Coni Oilman. Second Row James Dyke. Russell Beekman. Donald Browning. Harold Wilson, LcRoy Seeling, Earl Murray, Harry Vest, LeRoy Clay, Lawrence Harris, Norma Brown. Tommy George. Harry Johnson. Bobby Blakeman, Paul Dyke, Melvin Hines. Third Row: Annabelle Clay. Romona Brown. Elizabeth Hatfield. Joan Weiss. Kathryn Ann Bauer. Florence Moore. Dorothy Mae Howard. Julia Jones. Mary K. Ludwig. Ocie Campbell. Fannie Lawson, Rugh Minor. Margene Mercer, Doris Brown. Wilma Newton, Joan Montgomery. Bertha Lansing Minnie Miller. Top Ro u : John Bland. William Heibel. Arnold Stevens. Charles Thurman. Frank Osborne. Wayne Christman. Dallas Tackett. Herbert Conky. James Manbevers. Clayton Nickol. Wilbur Carey. Paul Rapp. Lawrence Hoffman. Eugene Manbeavers. James Perkins. James Oyer. David Dyke. Eugene Whaley. Xot in the Future Nancy Cool. Arthur Kennard. Clarence Brewster. Victor Markham. Grace Jackson. Edna Keaton. George Spence. Glenna VanScoy, Agnes Hungerford. Letty Colburn. Robie Brewster. Irene Harris. Margaret Claytor, Earnest Lansing and Louise Cottrell.