Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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The Hi-Lites have completed seventeen years of service in Waverly High School. The staffs have always tried to create and maintain a sympathetic relationship between the home and school by mirroring Waverly’s many activities in our columns. We exchange with twenty papers and have gone beyond the boundaries of our state, even as far as California. Unless directly connected with a school publication, one does not realize the magnitude of the project. However, the Business, the Circulation, and the Editorial departments, working together in perfect harmony, have made this project a success. We have received fine cooperation from everyone, especially in emergencies. The members are unanimous in wishing to express appreciation to the entire school and community for a successful year. The Hi-Lite President.........Charles Hoffman Secretary...........Nina Calhoun Vice President.......Jimmie Keiser Treasurer................Bessie D. Moore Under the supervision of Mr. Bigony, the club has worked enthusiastically to take, develop, and enlarge snaps of the various school activities for the school annual. They also have produced many others for experimentation and for pleasure. Photo Club This club is composed of members of the Freshman and Sophomore Latin classes. During the time of its organization this club has accomplished much in the exploration of Roman life. FIRST YEAR OFFICERS: SECOND YEAR OFFICERS: Dictator...........Robert Scott George Armbruster Consul.............. Joan Jones Donald Maple Scriba..........Mae Pennisten Jane Ewing Quaestor...........Wynona Oyer Lavina Ford Praetor..................................Miss Vallery Motto: Victoria non praeda Colors: Purple and Gold Latin Clubs LATIN 1 Cl.I II FIRST ROW: Wynona Oyer. Wanda Echard. Carol Hill, loan Jones. Dorothy Woods. Mae Penm ten. Virginia Armbruster. SECOND ROW Dorel Whaley. Marraret Hoffman. Claudia Davis, Margaret Cooper. Dora May Palmer. Norm Armbruster. Relna Kalfs. Ruth Keiser. Paul Rayburn. THIRD ROW: Dean Scott. Durland Workman. Robert Scott. William Smith. William Stanton. I.ATIN «l CU B FIRST ROW Edna Cline. Elva JohnM n. George Diley. James Edwards. Armbruster, Donald Maple. SECOND Row Mist Vallery, Marion Keechle. Mary Hart. Pauline Rider. Edith Reed. Jane Ewing. I.avina Ford. Virginia Miller. THIRD ROW: Anna Cropper. Katherine Moore. Olive Shaw. Margery Ware. Donated By Helen Woods, Bernice Mahone

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SENIOR HI-LITK STAFF FIRST ROW: Jean Whitten, Charles Hoffman. Opal Oyer. David Johnson. Bernice Mahone. Helen Woods. Mabel Shaw. SECOND ROW: Howard Anderson. Jean McGowan. Miss Shy. Henry Murphy. Edith Pope. Lavina Ford. Bessie D. Moore, Judy Guth. Jt IoIt III-MTH STAFF FIRS! ROW Pauline Oyer. Maebelle Smith. Ruby Schwartz, Helen Morris. Clara Belle Kay. Ruth Paul. Elizabeth Arnett. Clarice Hickman. SECOND ROW Betty Ray. Ida Frey. Genevieve Brown. Mariana Tackett. STANDING: Jack Brown. James Reiser. Mark Conkel. Nina Calhoun. Annabelle Geor«e. Mary Way. Miss Shy. Jim McCoy. Dorothy Lightle, Orval Arnett. Esther Givens. PHOTOGRAPH V CL.I II Whitten KIRST ROW Nina Calhoun Lavina Ford. Clara Belle Kay. Clarice Hickman, Jane Ewing. J«n Un; Charies Haynes. Henry Murphy. Donated By Mr. Bigony

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Future Farmers The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys with a combined membership of more than 70,000. The members must be enrolled in vocational agriculture and receive a major vote of the chapter. The purposes for which the 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, and to aid rural recreational activities. Our chapter was organized November 19, 1934, by R. O. McFerren. Under our present advisor, Robert D. Campbell, the enrollment numbers 32. We willingly assume our duties and are justly proud of our club. The club is organized for the purpose of keeping abreast with the current topics of the days. The meetings are held at the home of our history instructor, Mr. Helman. We use as a basis for our study “Our Times” and the “World News of the Week.” Our discussions have been both profitable and pleasant. OFFICERS President..............Betty Ray Vice Pres........Mariana Tackett S S OC latlOll Secretary................Helen Morris Treasurer........Elizabeth Arnett Historian.............................................Ida Frey The Future Homemakers of America was organized in the fall of 1938. The advantages of organized home economics clubs in promoting pupil growth are well recognized. Through clubs many opportunities may be provided for members to contribute to joint activities in which they cooperate, to use and develop individual talents and abilities, to acquire a variety of interests, to realize the importance of improvements in home and family life, and to become interested in and to participate in community life. March twenty-eighth marked the first initiation, at which time eleven upper classmen received the Fire Side Circle degree and fifteen freshmen received the degree of Little Women. Current Events F. H. A. F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Francis Bella w, David Thompson. Ernest Brown. Hollis Pfeifer. Paul Massie. Malcolm Blaum, Robert Murray. John Markham. Eugene Leeth. Mr. Campbell. SECOND ROW Karl Schmitt. James Scott. Eugene Fulscher. Robert Thompson. James Mercer. Denver Emory. Ivan Scott. Eugene Oyer. THIRD ROW Walter Easterday, Daniel Whitt. Bernard Whitt. Bill Deacon. Ollie Deacon. Donald Brown, Charles Clark. Glenn Deacon. Harold Voelker. Charles Cooper. I-ouis Greathouse. CT It KENT EVENT CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Helman. Lavina Ford. Cathern Rapp. Anna Stanton. Judy Ann Guth. Jean Whitten. Bernice Mahone. SECOND ROW: Richard Stahler. Opal Oyer. Mary Ann Givens. Helen Woods. Charles Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Virgil Trainer. Richard Sines. Andrew Lawson. David Johnson. Henry Murphy. Donated By R. D. Campbell