Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Eighth Grade Teachers: Miss Vallery, Mrs. Hoeckh, Mr. Cutlip, Mr. Swing, Mr. Shrader, Mr. Melick, and Mr. Roberts. The eighth grade students have contributed their talents to chapel programs, patriotic organizations, class athletics, and music. For these services they deserve special mention. The spirit with which they have cooperated and carried on their w’ork has been most commendable. The enrollment for the year is 64. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Row—Ivan Sager. Charles Burdctt, Leonard Vest, Ruth Toops, Nina Calhoun. Elizabeth Arnett, Geniveve Brown, Clarice Hickman, Loraine Stambaugh, Clara Belle Kay, Paul Myers, Henri Logan, John Markham, Jack Brown. Second Row — Bob Cutler, Edward Pennington, Walter Easterday, Jane Ross. Bertha Campbell, Velma Dewey, Ruth Paul. Neta Mustard, Jennie White. Cora Whaley, Dorothy Beekman. Maebelle Smith. Jimmie McCoy. Third Row — Cloice Ross, Elizabeth Whitt, Ruby Schwartz, Virginia Combs, Annabelle George, Betty Grooms, Karl Schmitt, Edna Oyer, Rita Patterson, Pauline Oyer. Ivan Scott. Top Row — Marvel Henderson, Joe Schwartz. Oliver Massie, James Keiser, John Shane. Pauline Brown. Carl Richmond, Robert Hatfield, Warren Beekman, Donald Brown, James Scott, Orval Arnett, Jack Yahraus, Helen Morris, Marianna Tackett, Mary Way. Seventh Grade Teachers: Mrs. Hoeckh, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Cutlip, and Mr. Swing. The seventh grade pupils began junior high school work this year and were happy to register in the high school building. The total enrollment is 71. They have been ambitious, therefore, industrious, and are proud of their work, notes, and scrap books. As Junior American Citizens, they have planned and rendered interesting programs in their club meetings. This class has several promising athletes, and has eight members in the band. The following pupils have withdrawn and are now going to school elsewhere: Jean Speakman, Chillicothe; Dorothy Pool and Lena Mae Cooke. Huntington Twp; Hassel Charles, Chillicothe; Donald and Ronald Brumfield, Blanchester; Billy and Charles Wagner, Buffalo, N. Y.; Homer Alexander, Centerburg; and Kathryn Ann Farmer, Jasper. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Row — Dean Bcmhower, Francis Brown. Edna Cline, Marian Keechle, Helen Hatfield. Mary Louise Acord. Dorothy Pool. Kathrinc Moore, Eileen Miller, Imogene Moore, Esther Mac Keiser, Marjorie Ware, Jane Ewing, Leona Emerick. Virginia Barch. Second Row — Carrol Oyer, Elva Johnson, Earl I.itterst, George Diley, Zeda Brown. Kathrinc Mater, Bertha Wardlaw, Betty Chrisman, Nellie Manbevers, Robert Murray, Mary Rapp. Donald Maple, Charles Wagner, Joseph Rapp. Third Row—Charles Haynes, Jacob Kalfs, Hassel Charles. Paul Durham, Max Irwin, Eugene Oyer, George A Armbruster, Harold Voelker, Fred Seeling, Charles Crites. William Brown. Fourth Row — Fremont Smith, James Edwards, Dorothy Woods. Kathryn Stulley, Betty Clayton, Kathrinc Ann Farmer, Dorothy Smith, Betty Stulley, Ruby Dyke. Thelma Bennett, David Way, Donald Brumfield. Top Row — Eugene Crabtree, Bernard Whitt, Robert Spence, Emerson Argabright, Esther Rapp, Margaret Darst, Thelma Watters, William Murray, William Wagner. Sixth Grade Mr. Scott Mrs. Sautter We have a total enrollment of eighty-three pupils in the sixth grade. Ten pupils—Wynona Oyer, Virginia Acord, Walter Voelker, Margaret Hoffman, Dean Scott, Virginia Armbruster, John Lazar, Robert Nichols, Bertie Davis, and Durland Workman—have not been absent this year. We have had many interesting programs including several original plays. In geography we have studied foreign lands and people, and have drawn maps of various countries. In arithmetic we reviewed the fundamentals and studied decimals, fractions, and interest. In hygiene we have taken up health and safety problems. In history we began with Washington’s administration and studied the growth of our people and nation, giving much time to current topics that will be history tomorrow. Much interest has been given to our bulletin board, The Day’s News.” In English we have been spending much time on fundamentals of composition, such as sentence structure, punctuation, and capitalization. We have had much drill on parts of speech and analysis. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Row — Mildred Rapp. Mary Weiss. Virginia Perkins. Thelma Morgan. Clarice Burdett, Nell Stubbs, Leona Whitt. Louise Yeager. Betty White, Virginia Acord, Ethel Bland, June George, Betty Rapp, June Schwartz, Helen Pool. Wanda Echard. Second Row — Daniel Whitt. Earnest Wilson. Earl Harris. Paul Massie, Gene McKee. Malcolm Lewis. Robert Thompson. Dorel Whaley, John Lazar. Floyd Dyke. Bertie Davis. Danny Bryant, David Sutton. Gail Rider, Paul Deskins. Robert Nichols. Arlie Scott. Robert Darst, Richard Johnson, Melvin Miller, Ralph Mahonc, Lewis Smith. John Chaffin, Paul Dixon. Durland Workman, William Stanton. Walter Voelker, George Rapp. Robert Scott. Dean Scott. Denver Emory, Gerald McNeal. Top Row — Dorothy Woods. Minnie Wilson, Thelma Fyffe, Wynona Oyer. Margaret Hoffman, Carol Hill, Kathryn Stubbs, Betty Shingledecker, Ruth Zimmers. Alice Howard. Opal Minor. Walter Manbevers, Charles Knapp. Thelma Smith. Aletha Echard. Bert Lawson, Glenn Deacon. Georgia Wilson, Everett Eggers, Ruben Miller, Annie Cool. Joan Jones. Wilma Smith. Norma Armbruster, Virginia Armbruster, Relna Kalfs, Ruth Keiser. Donated by MRS. HOECKH

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Class of 1938 President ........................James Logan Secretary .............................Ruth Cutler Vice President ....................Jane Scott Treasurer .......................... Weldon Way The Class of 1938 has an enrollment of 52 pupils. Only 14 arc left of the original class that started in 1926, under the guiding hand of Miss Anna Smith. This class is outstanding in that it is well represented in all the high school sports and is always found on the county scholastic team. It is represented in Band, holding all the first chairs, and in Glee Club. It is represented in every’ other extracurricular activity in the school. The class of 1938 is undoubtedly one of the best classes ever to have roamed the halls of Waverly High School. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Row — Marjorie Fubcher, Delores Henderson. Geraldine Fisher, Kathervn Hoffman, Pauline Yeager, Dorothy Stubl s, Edna Curtis. Mary G. Schauseil. Viola Rapp, Olga M. Smith. Ruth Grooms. Second Row—Ellen Anglemyer. Mary Emory. Ruth Cutler. Ruth Woods, Martha Markham. Jane Scott. Lillian Bauer. Mary Chloe Hamilton. Mary Pennisten, Clara Vest, Dorothy George. Dora Morris. Third Row Albert Newland, Harold Reiser. Robert Christman, Victor Dixon, Frank Robinson. Orland Ross. Jimmie Logan, Weldon Way, Richard Bauer, John Burling, George Pfeifer. Charles Deacon. Harold Clark, James Pool. Fourth Row — Robert Markham, Malcolm Moore. Marlard Cline, Ralph Pope. Weldon Bembower, Ed Weinrich. James Way, Kllin Davis. Don Whaley. Class of 1939 President ..................Robert Johnson Vice President .................Jack Maloy Secretary-Treasurer ...............................Maribelle Hickman Early in the fall of 1927, the class, which is now the sophomore class of 1937, started to the Waverly Grade Schools under the supervision of Miss Anna Smith, with an enrollment of about 35 pupils. Of this number the following nine are continuing their school career in Waverly High School: Junior Treber, Jean Reiser, Jack Maloy, Robert Armbruster, Robert Ewing, Robert Johnson, Juanita Heibel, Zelma Massie, Maribelle Hickman, Alfred Kalfs, and Bob Trainer. The teachers through the elementary schools were Miss Anna Smith, Miss Ella Humphrey, Miss Helen Armbruster, Miss Dorothy Andre, and Mrs. Louisa Hocckh. After reaching the fourth grade in school, the sophomore class organized the first patriotic club of the Sons and Daughters of the Republic. The organization was a success, and was continued through the fifth and sixth grades. After promotion to junior high school the class moved from the grade building to the high school building, and since then many rural pupils have enrolled in the class. In the seventh and eighth grades the class continued the patriotic organizations under the supervision of Mrs. Hoeckh. Since entering high school many more activities of interest have been added. Several sophomore boys are represented on both the basketball and football squads. The sophomore class has been represented in band glee and club concerts, o| erettas, chapel programs, scholastic competitions, and various sports. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Row -Geraldine Dyke. Hazel Cooper. Maribelle Hickman. Helen Ware. Juanita Heibel. Bonadine Hammond, Weltha Davis. Ruth Emrick. Mary Cooper. Cora Stubbs. Jean Reiser. Audrey Ruhn, Zelma Massie. Second Row - Philip Bembower. Alfred Ralfs. Relly Newland. Marjorie Harris. Grace Williams. Hazel Fisher. Roberta Stambaugh. Madison Irwin. Basil Coterel. Louis Miller. Robert Armbruster. Horace Brown. Third Row----Charles Christman. Jack Maloy. Fred Hatfield. Robert Ewing. Robert Johnson. Robert Trainer, Leslie Tackett. Andrew Lawson. Junior Treber. Donald Chaffin. John Scott. Top Row — Glenn Cline. Harry George. Marvin Anderson, Charles Miller. Class of 1940 President .......................Edith Pope Secretary ............................Jean Whitten Vice President ..............Ray Schwartz Treasurer .................Lillian Chaffin Early in the fall of 1928 the class, which is now the freshman class of 1937, started to the Waverly Grade Schools under the supervision of Miss Anna Smith, with an enrollment of about 42 pupils. Of this number the following nine are continuing their school career in Waverly High School: Donna Jean Smith. Norma Stubbs, Jean Whitten, Helen Woods, Bernice Mahone, David Johnson, Richard Stahler, Bessie D. Moore and Virginia Bennett. The teachers throughout the school years were the following: Miss Anna Smith, Miss Isabelle Miller, Miss Helen Armbruster, Mr. Oscar Raidiger, Miss Dorothy Andre and Mrs. Louisa Hoeckh. During the fifth year the pupils organized a patriotic club of the Sons and Daughters of the Republic which continued through the sixth, seventh and eighth grades under the supervision of Mrs. Louisa Hoeckh. The freshman class of 1937 has been represented and will be hereafter in band, glee club, scholastic competition and other activities. IN THE PICTURE ARE: First Rou— Virgil Trainer, Buddy Bauer, Charles Hoffman, loseph Patterson. Georgia Nichols. I vela Cisco. Pauline Rider. Cathern Raop. Bernice Mahone. Edith Pope, Lillian Chaffin, Norma Stubbs. Margaret Edwards, Mabel Shaw. Marilyn Jackson. Second Row- Henry Murphy, Ray Schwartz. Howard Winegamer. Richard Stahler. Emma Howard. Gladys Ramsey. Faye Shingledecker. Martha Darst, Marie Peery, Claudia Davis, Virginia Miller, Virginia Bennett, Doris Williams, Esther Steward. Third Row — Lester Rapp, Robert Reiser. William Scott. Robert Brown. Elwanda Harris. Lavina Ford, Mary Ann Givens. Opal Oyer, Bessie I). Moore, Donna Jean Smith. Anna A. Stanton, Charles Ann Barnette, Jean Whitten, Given Grooms. Fourth Row — Junior Rutherford. Frank Blair. David Johnson. Thurlow Dewey. Billie Deacon, Everett Bcekman. Gerald Wilburn, Eugene Charles. Helen Woods, Howard Anderson, Leon Brown. Top Row — Charles Clark. Philip Bartram, Robert Schwartz. Ollie Deacon, Wallace Yeager, Nick Lazar, Homer Lightle, Dewey Davis, Richard Sines, Theodore Brewer, Everett Fultz. Donated bv •FRESHMEN

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SIXTH GRADE Donated by MR. CUTLIP