Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Faculty Leads To Greater Deeds — WALLY Mr. Scott confers with the other elementary teachers about grades. I wonder whether I shall merit? When the primary teachers get their heads together, you can be sure there is something up. A treat for us? Misses Vallery, Soltysik, and Shy state their preferences as to the color of the new stage furniture. We Three can be found holding down this same bannister between classes and during quiet periods each day. Donated by J. R. Teichert Page 13

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TEACHERS Hobart C. Helman. Principal, B. S. Wilmington College, Ohio University, Ohio State University World History, American History, Junior High History Charles O. Shrader, B. M. Miami University, University of Michigan Public School Music, English IX Lenore Vallery. B. S. Ohio State University, Ohio University English XII, Latin, Junior High English Sidney B. Cutlip, B. S. Wilmington College. Ohio University Algebra. Biology, Junior High Spelling, Writing, and Mathematics Kathryn A. Shy. B. S. Ohio State University English X and XI, Junior High Spellina and Writing Robert D. Campbell. B. S. Ohio Sta e University Vocational Agriculture, Farm Shop George O'Dell, B. S. Wilmington College. Miami University, Ohio University Industrial Arts John F. McConnaughey. B. S. Wilmington College, Miami University, Lebanon University, Ohio State University Commercial Subjects Wendell P. Bigony, B. S. Wooster College Physics, French, General Science George Swing, A. B. Wiimington College Physical Education, Junior High Science and Hygiene James Dunham. B. S. Ohio University, University of Cincinnati Business Arithmetic, Economic Geography, Junior High Mathematics, and History Jennie Soltysik, B. S. Miami University Vocational Home Economics Chester A. Way. B. S. Ohio University Social Science, Junior High Geography Donated by Class of 1937 Page 12

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FIRST At the beginning of school there were 69 in the class. Two new pupils have entered and GRADE two who started with the class have moved away. This leaves a class of 69, 28 girls and 41 boys. SECOND Our enrollment totals eighty-one. We have had no tardy marks and many of us have had GRADE perfect attendance records for the school year. We have enjoyed our class work, the programs in which we participated, and all the experiences which we have shared. We are now looking forward to the third grade work for next year. THIRD Forty-four boys and fifty-six girls have been enrolled in the third grade this year, making the GRADE total enrollment one hundred pupils. We have nad six withdrawals and eleven entrances. Several boys and girls have perfect attendance records of which we are very proud. Page 14 Donated by Misses Shrader. Jackson, Hughes. Pollard, Eyler, Pennisten