Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Beryl Cooper, Donald Crites, Lewis Smith, Ralph Mahone. SECOND ROW: Virginia Acord, Wanda Morris, Nell Stubbs. June Schwartz, Katherine Stubbs, Dorothy Willis, Virginia Armbruster. THIRD ROW: Richard Dyke, Robert Scott, Donna Anderson, Blanche Matthews, Alice Howard. Carol Hill. Juanita Adell, Paul Dixon. Ruth Keiser, Wyona Oyer, Geneva Riggs, John McFarland. FOURTH ROW: David Thompson. Walter Voelker, Joan Jones, Dora Mae Palmer, Margaret Cooper, Inez Newsom, Josephine Conley. Ann Cool, Juanita Cox, Mae Pennisten. FIFTH ROW: Durland Workman. Dean Scott, Norma Armbruster, Relna Kalfs. Margaret Hoffman, Wilma Wilburn, Thelma Jones, Virginia Perkins, Louise Yeager. SIXTH ROW: Marveen Williams, Emma Simmons, Clarice Burdett, Dorothy Weaver, Mildred Foster. Dorothy Woods. Wanda Echard. SEVENTH ROW: Mildred Leeth, James An-glemyer, Leo Anderson, Malcolm Blaum, Robert Darst, Delbert Jackson. NOT IN THE PICTURE: Ruben Miller, John Chaffin, Tivis Barker, Betty Reder, Richard Johnson, Martin Freeland, Denver Emory, Hannah Simmons. Margaret Weaver, and Betty White. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — George Armbruster Secretary — Margery Ware Vice President — Donald Maple Treasurer — Jane Ewing FIRST ROW: Wilda Cox, Elma Vincent, Katherine Mater, Marion Keecnle, Virginia Barch, Imogene Moore, Eileen Miller, Kathleen Williams, Robert Murray, Paul Rayburn. SECOND ROW: Grace Matthews, Norma Lytton, Betty Claytor, Opal Glassbum, Mary Hart, Jane Ewing, Katherine Moore, Francis Brown, Eugene Leeth. THIRD ROW: Billy Brown. Hollis Pfieffer, Charles Cooper, Elva Johnson, Esther Mae Keiser, Margery Ware, Olive Shaw, June Whims, Earl Litterest, Joe Rapp. FOURTH ROW: Francis Bellaw, Thelma Bennett, Edna Cline, Zeda Brown. Wilmer Brown, Eugene Oyer, Carroll Oyer. FIFTH ROW: Marguerite Harris. Irene Steward, George Armbruster, Charles Haynes, Anna Cropper, Emerson Argabright, Charles Crites. Earl Foster. SIXTH ROW: Homer Alexander, Max E. Irwin. George Diley, Harold Voelker, Jake Kalfs, Dave Way. James Edwards, Charles Ray. Donald Maple.

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SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Bobby Bland, Lois Jeanne Andre, Mary Jo Jones, Ivan Stully, Geneva Sword, Pauline Whaley, Faye Jean Mahone, Aleta Cuckler, Mary Whittkugle. SECOND ROW: Stanley Hines, Mary Jo Martin, Virginia Hibber, Bobby Scott, Dorothy Swing, Clara Schwartz, Louise Moore, Norma Rose Weber, Vincent Scott. THIRD ROW: Jean Treber, Bonnie Lou Rhoads, Emma Crabtree, Pat Cool, Ellen Swin-ning, Betty Bauer, Edith Ann Ray, Charles Acord, Blanche Rapp. FOURTH ROW: Doris Denny, Burbin Law-son, Edith Ann Jose, Robert Osterle, Elisha Car- EIGHTH FIRST ROW: William Markham, Joseph Stubbs, Robert Hoffman, Ellis Brown, William Foster, George Dixon, Paul Keiser, Paul Payne. SECOND ROW: Naomi Wardlaw, Mary Campbell, Ruth Oyer, Jacqueline McCoy, Louise Morris, Margaret Rapp, Bonnie McFarland, Norman Spriggs, Paul Weiss and Carl James. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Hartmus, Clara Heib-ler, Evelyn Dennewity, Earl Leeth, Jeanette Littlejohn, Maxine Hatfield, Donna Voelker, Ruth Armbruster, Lora Belle Harris, and Ernest Soiling. ter, Avis Burdette, Marguerite Logan, Jack Scott, Dorothy Cropper. FIFTH ROW: Billy Sibol, Myrtle Carter, Edna Rittenhouse, Peral Colburn, Adaline Douglas, Sharon Hoyer, Arnold Walker, Mildred Frember. SIXTH ROW: Frank Armbruster Jr., John Hartmus, Paul Samon, Harold Claytor, Velma Deacon, Jakie Darst, Mary Colburn, Norma Jean Claytor, Ola Mae Lewis, Buddy Davis, Weldon Bucy. THOSE NOT IN PICTURE: Orvile Davis, Calvin Richmond, Jenny White, Irma Ingram, Jimmy Leffler, Lloyd Francis GRADE FOURTH ROW’: Avanelle Kuhn, Mabel Bowles, Paul Vest, Juanita Yates, Ruth Davis, Aaron Murray, Lillabelle Pfeifer, and Maxine Mercer. FIFTH ROW: Robert Raidiger, Tiffin Dewey, Ralph Thompson, Allan Cropper, Mary Ewing, Kathryn Dixon and Alva Russel. SIXTH ROW: Flossie Thurman. Marlene Ma-loy, Florence Thurman. Vernon Gee, Perry Daniel, Marie Harris. Grace Ward, Murray Landrum and Ivan Hoyer. FRESHMAN FIRST ROW: Anna Mae Christman, Beatrice Patterson, Malcolm Dixon, Malcolm Oyer, Donald Sword, Martha Jane Keiser Norma Shaw, Virginia Ingram. Alice McGowan. Robert Cuckler. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Rapp, Lucille Miller, Richard Daniels, Be'ty J. Workman, Juanita Moore, Robert Keechle, Carl Lewis Litterest. Eugene Pope, Ethel Bauer, Charles Rapp, Anna Louise Rapp. THIRD ROW: Naomi Fergerson, Doral Whaley, Lucy Lewis, Walter Nicholes, Gertrude Colburn, Dorothy Ray, Kathleen Childers, Pearl Hopson, Floyd Stubbs, Evelyn Kuhn. Dorothy Mathews, Charles Cotterell, Mildred Fulcher. FOURTH ROW: James Moore, Faye Colley, Hildreth Watters, Josephine Strickland, Gladys Watters, Wilidyne Anderson, Mary Weiss, Mellxi Conkel, Neil Marhocver. Edward Strickland. Loyd Stubbs. FIFTH ROW: Donald Brown, Juanita Harris, Sarah K. Smith, Anna Trent, Mary Johnson, Phyllis Cutler, Gayle Glover, Clayton Johnson, Paul Johnson, Norma J. Oesterle. SIXTH ROW: Alex Lazar, Norma J. Pfeifer, Bonnie Ware, Dorothy Bryant, Viola George, Martha K. Andre. Alberta Hammond, Raymond Colburn, Ruth Zimmers, Nellie Manbeavers, James Salyers. SEVENTH ROW: Mabel Angelmyer, Serepta Hartley, Mary Angelyn Miller, Evelyn Bland, Norma J. Easterday. Robert Brown, Robert Nicholes, Blanche Ann Martin, Ivan Barch. EIGHTH ROW: Jean Blaum, Robert Jones, Beecher Butler, Richard Deacon, Paul Toops, Carl Way. Frank Samson.

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SOPHOMORE Look for us in all major activities for we are there. Our members are proficient in CLASS athletics, original dramatics, artistic appreciation, and scholastic ability. We are ambitious for our class, democratic with our fellow students, and loyal to our school. JUNIOR The Junior Class of 1941 is composed of approximately seventy members. The class CLASS is proud of its record, but in the future it hopes to accomplish even greater deeds. In the past the members of the class have taken active part in scholastics, sports, dramatics, music and other social activities. The Juniors are now attempting to produce new and better Hi-Lites. Their one ambition is to make enough money to give the Seniors of 1941 the best banquet ever given at Waverly High School. Page 21