Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Donated by Miss Shy

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Hi-Lites Only those throughly acquainted with the inner workings of the Hi-Lites realize the enormous amount of effort necessary to publish a school paper. The paper this year has been unusally good and popular. Members of the Staff are: Editor-in-chief and Assistant Jeanne Reiser, Henry Murphy Business Editor---------------------------------------Zelma Massie Advertising Manager David Johnson Feature Editor and Assistant Maribelle Hickman, Bernice Mahone Society Editor and Assistant Madison Irwin, Lavina Ford Literary Editor and Assistant Helen Ware, Jean Whitten Boys’ Sports Editors Charles Hoffman, Howard Anderson Girls’ Sports Editors Norma Stubbs, Anna Stanton Staff Artists---------------Audrey Kuhn, Marie Peery, Edith Pope Joke Editor and Assistant Ruth Ann Emrich, Judy Ann Guth High School Circulation Mgr’s. Hazel Cooper, Joan McGowan Grade School Circulation Mgr’s. Wynona Everman, Helen Woods Advisor Kathryn A. Shy Library Staff A library of unbounding fiction; a library of excellent reference material; a library of various entertaining and educational magazines; thus briefly describes the Waverly High School Library. This library is the pride of not only the school but of the entire community because it also serves as a public library. The librarians are: LEFT side of table—Mary Cooper, Zelma Massie, Juanita Heibel. BACK of table—Miss Shy, advisor, Madison Irwin, Marribelle Hickman, Jeanne Reiser, Hazel Cooper, Helen Ware, Clarice Hickman. F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America of 1938-1939 number thirty members. The officers are: President, Karl Schmitt; Vice President, Albert Easter-day; Secretary, Ollie Deacon; Treasurer, Nick Lazar; Reporter, Bob Ewing; Advisor, R. A. Druyor. This organization is formed to develop rural leadership ; to create a love for nature and rural life; to improve scholarship; and to aid in promoting other high school activities. The boys made an extensive tour of Washington, D. C. and other Eastern points; sponsored the Renfro Valley Barn Dance; planted and harvested a half acre of sweet potatoes; distributed four pure-bred, registered gilts among boys in the agriculture classes; held a parent and son banquet; planted 17,000 pine trees for re-forestation; reserved places for teachers and boys to spend the night during District Judging Contest; parked cars at District Basketball Tournament; sold ice cream and pop at District Judging Contest; entered State Judging Contest in which Bill Deacon placed fifth in individual Sheep Judging; held parties and picnics; exhibited a booth at the Pike County and the Ohio State Fair. Those in the picture are: FIRST ROW—Ivan Scott, Eugene Fulcher, John Markham, Charles Cooper, Earnest Brown, Eugene Leeth. SECOND ROW—Billy Deacon, Walter Easterday, Karl Schmitt, Harold Voelker, Robert Brown. THIRD ROW—Ollie Deacon, Albert Easterday, Dale Mobly, Nick Lazar, Bernard Whitt. FOURTH ROW—Glen Cline. Robert Ewing, Horace Brown. Marvin Anderson, Mr. R. A. Druyor.

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Donated by Wesley Sheridan