Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

j LktJ; pi w chapters CHAPTER I Administration CHAPTER II Faculty CHAPTER III Seniors CHAPTER IV Classes CHAPTER V Grades CHAPTER VI Music CHAPTER VII Activities CHAPTER VIII Athletics CHAPTER IX Personality 2 chapter I administration J. R. TEICHERT Superintendent of Waverly Schools Mr. Teichert has done and is doing a spendid job of supervising the Waverly Schools. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION These men are to be commended for the fine faculty and excellent educational facilities of Waverly High School. J. E. WAY Pike County Superintendent Pike County is grateful to Mr. Way assistance in directing its schools °r his Marion Dixon, Clerk O. McFerren W. H. Acord, President Orville Oyer George Dixon D. Stull Moore, John Markham. Vice-President Retiring member 4 Orval Arnett i Carroll Hawhee Kenneth Pennisten Oscar Raidiger lames E. Donnelly KJL � J Elza McCain Mabel J. Scott Charles Shrader Senior Class Officers FRED HUGHES RONNIE WHALEY ... CONNIE SHOPSHIRE BARBARA THOMPSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class History of 1952 Twelve years ago, our class started the long journey of obtaining a free public education. Of the class that started in the First Grade, twenty-four remain in the graduating class. They are as follows: Robert Andre, Helen Blakeman, Violet Carter, Joe Cofer, Billy Copley, David Daniel, Marlene Deacon, Bob Downing, Nancy George, Fred Hughes, Richard Kemper, Darwin Leather-wood, Joe Markham, Barbara Martin, Richard Murray, Timmy Rapp, Ronnie Ridenour, Richard Scott, Charles Smith, Everett Striet-enberger, Lorene Sword, Barbara Thompson, Martha Ward, and Ronald Whaley. During our first three years of school we learned to read, write, and do arithmetic. We also enjoyed going over to the candy store and spending our pennies. The next three years saw us organizing the Junior American Citizen Club, putting on plays and skits, and taking an art course. One of our big moments was when we were promoted to the Seventh Grade in the high school building. During the Junior High years we got adjusted to the different classes and bells. These years were climaxed by our Eighth Grade examination. On this test our class ranked high both in the county and state. Our Freshman and Sophomore years passed quickly but happily. In our Sopho- more year we ordered our class rings. The Junior year was our first big year. We published the Hi-Lites the second semester. We produced the play, Me and My Shadow , under the expert guidance of Mrs. Freshour, our Junior Class advisor. Last, but not least, we had our banquet with the Senior Class as our guests. Later in the evening we had our prom. Finally the day arrived—we were dignified Seniors! We worked diligently but with pleasure in all of our Senior activities. We published the Hi-Lites the first semester, had numerous dances, participated in various scholastic tests, produced the Senior Class play, and our biggest task of all—editing and publishing the Waverly Novel. But all good things must come to an end sometime. The Baccaulaureate Services and Graduation were the beginning of the end. These finished our beloved and cherished school days. We would like to express our gratefulness to all of our instructors who guided and taught us in our courses. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to Miss Vallery, our Senior Class advisor, who was helpful and understanding in all of our problems and tasks. We would like to wish every success to the Class of 1953. BOB DOWNING Donald Anglemeyer Helen Blakeman Robert Andre Joann Arrowood Violet Carter Dorothy Hall Jeremiah Harris Ronald Doll Bob Downing Nancy Lee George Jo Anne Getz Connie Shopshire Wendell Smith Charles Smith Richard Scott Ralph Strickland Lorene Sword Neva Joan Spence Senior Class We, the Seniors of 1952, packing our trunk to leave our Alma Mater, discovered we would not be able to take along all our treasured possessions, and so we hereby bequeath them to our friends and teachers of Waverly High SchooL I, Robert Andre, will my bashfulness to Beverly Pfhal. I, Joann Arrowood, will my long, dark hair to Susi Leever. I, Donald Anglemeyer. will my specs to Miss Vallery. I, Anna Mae Bandy, will my pleasant personality to my sister, Lucy. I, Helen Blakeman, will my talkativeness to Frank Ferguson. I Louise Burdett. will my diploma to my sister, Barbara, and hope it gets her through school. I, Violet Carter, will my red hair to Norma Jean Smith because it matches her temper. I, Joe Cofer, will my curly hair to Sammy Cool. I, Vera Creech, will Ralph Gucken-berger to anyone who can get as much publicity about him as I have. 1, Bill Copley, will my tendency to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Tommy Bandy. I, Belinda Cutlip, will my ability to get and keep a man to Jean Bauer. I, David Daniel, will my loud shirts to Shotty Schauseil. I, Marlene Deacon, will my nickname Dagmar to Donna Booth. I, Ronnie DolL will my black hair to Joe Heibel. I, Bob Downing, will my long legs to William Stubby Stubbs. I, James Frey, will my love for Columbus girls to Joe Wittkugle. I, Nancy George, will my position as editor of the Hi-Lites to anyone who has steadier nerves than I have. I, Joan Getz, will my ways with the boys to anyone who doesn't want to stay home all the time. I, Dorothy Hall, will my wide hips to Cecilia Hoffman because she needs them and I don't. f, Jeremiah Harris, will my disinterest in girls to Jerry Dutcher. I, Billy Hartley, will my honest looking face to some-not-so-lucky freshman. I, Dale Haynes, will the struggle and strife of High School life to some poor underclassman. I, Gerald, will leave (and the teachers will breathe easier, to put it mildly). I, Fred Hughes, will my lucky coin to anyone who doesn't like to take tests. turn 1, Richard Kemper, will my devil eyes and ability to get in tight spots to Johnny Martin. I, Darwin Leatherwood. will my build to Tommy Martin. I, Betty Kritzwiser, will my disinteres in boys to Elouise Kitchen. I, Bruce Lowery, will my way witl girls to Omer Harris. I, Joe Markham, will my small stature to Earl Knight. I, Barbara Martin, will my small waistline to Eleanor Gary. I, Cloe McKimmy, will my overalls to Betty Davis. I, Richard Murray, will my driving technique to Mr. Raidiger. I, Timmie Rapp, will my speed in football to Archie Patrick. I, Ronnie Ridenour, will my rough and and tough ways to Wimpy Fredrick. I, Richard Scott, will my good behavior to Keith Davis. I, Connie Shopshire, will my good times in homeroom to my sister, Shirley. I, Charles Smith, will my place in English class to Rodney Fultz. 1, Wendell Smith, will to Ronnie Evans the grades I didn't get in school. I, Joan Spence, will my crown to the next lucky girl. I, Shirley Stapleton, will my knowledge of shorthand to Coach Hawhee. I, Everett Streitenberger. will my pretty blue eyes to Jane Ferguson. I, Ralph Strickland, will my form fitting overalls to David Shrader. 1, Barbara Thompson, will my love for Chillicothe boys to my sister, Wanda. I, Lorene Sword, will my chubby build to Delores Strickland. I, Martha Ward, will my quiet ways to Nancy Daily. I, Frank Watters, will my undying love for wine, women, and song to Frank Bennett. I, Ronnie Whaley, will my tendency to argue with Mr. McCain to next year's shop students. I, Garnet Willis, will my seat in assembly to Carol Waugh. We, the Senior Class, do now appoint Miss Vallery, our supervisor, sole executor of this our last will and testament. Signed, sealed, and declared by aforesaid class, for the will and testament of the Class of 1952 in the presence of us, who at their request have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses on this twenty-second day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and Fifty-two. Mr. Raidiger Mr. Arnett Prophecy It is the year of 1982 and a great number of the class of '52 is boarding a rocket ship developed by that eminent engineer, Dr. Fred Hughes. Our destination is Venus. Having reached the planet, we, assisted by the pilot and stewardess, Ronald Doll and Dorothy Hall, safely disembark. Donald Anglemeyer, who has already been living here for sometime, greets us and shows us to our new homes which have just been completed by the Murray and Smith Construction Company, owned and operated by Richard Murray and Wendell Smith. Later in the day, we are meeting at the Shining Lucifer, the luxurious summer resort of Gerald and Anna Mae Hines. Our chief entertainers are Ronnie Ridenour who directs the Jumping Jupiter Jazz Band, and the Merry Troubadours—Ronald Whaley, James Frey, Bill Hartley and Barbar Martin, the featured vocalist. As the music dies down, Bruce Lowery, acting M. C., introduces the various members of the class who have come to remain permanently on the planet. Joe Cofer, president of the Venus Atomic Corporation, tells of the newest discoveries in the uses of atomic energy. Shirley Stapleton is acting as his aide and secretary. Nancy George, also a member of the firm, is to be the chief advisor for cooking with their products. Richard Scott, very dignified and intelligent looking, has charge of the newly established Venus University. Among the faculty members are Joan Getz, Helen Blake-man, Everett Strietenberger, and Bob Downing. Lorene Sword, chic and charming, tells of her plans to set up the Mademoiselle Vanity Shop. She calls for her models, all former beauty queens, to give a demonstration of of her wares (wears). Joan Spence, Marlene Deacon, Violet Carter, and Joann Arrowood give a lovely treat as they appear in a preview of the latest fashions. The entertainment continues as two top comedians Joe Markham and Bill Copley give us a sample of their art. Dr. Ralph Strickland, and his staff of nurses—Louise Burdett, Belinda Cutlip, Betty Kritzwiser—are present to tell of the latest discoveries in the medical world. Vera Creech, our outstanding writer of modern times tells us of her latest novel, Adventures on Venus . To add to the program, Rev. Tim Rapp gives a very interesting talk, Living Together Peacefully . Many of the merchants are present to tell us how businesses are run on the planet: Frank Watters, owner of the Watters Department Store; Cloe McKimmy. manager of Cloe's Millinery Shop; David Daniels and Darwin Leatherwood, co-owners of the D L Super Market; Dale Haynes, owner of the Milky Way Dairy, and Charles Smith, the manager of the dairy; Richard Kemper and Robert Andre, owners of the Rocket ship Service Station; Martha Ward and Garnet Willis. co-owners of the Sugar 'n Spice Bakery; and Jeremiah Harris, proprietor of the Venus Implement Company. As the program draws to a close, we are anxious to return to our homes to experience this new life on Venus. Connie Shopshire and Barbara Thompson 18 chapter IV [lasses FRED MOORE President TOM McFERREN Vice-President LINDA BLAUM Secretary Juniors FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Sondra Smith, Ruth Bandy, Jean Bauer, Madalyn Keechle, Virginia Newton, Nancy Dailey, Betty Snyder, Lola Mae Noel. Lavada Cisco. Linda Blaum. SECOND ROW: William Stubbs. Betty Davis. Patty Schauseil, Nancy Redman, Virginia Ward, Ada Dyke, Erna Arnett, Donald Brown, William Branham. THIRD ROW: Donna Booth. Tom McFerren, Fred Moore, Johnny Baughn, Sammy Cool, Alan Rhoads, Frank Ferguson. James Tackett. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Miller, Dick Carman, Ralph Guckenberger, Dale McCoy, August Oyer, Joe Wittkugle, Keith Davis. Juniors FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Ruby Looney. Doris Kennard. Elouise Kitchen. Pauline Elliott. Janet Moats. Wilma Boggs, Greta Davis. SECOND ROW: Jessie Colburn. Eleanore Gary. Violet Woods, Thelma Woods. Florence Woods Fred Conkle, Lawrence Seeling. THIRD ROW: Ina Lawson. Bob Claytor. Viola Trent. Marva Smith. Earl Knight. Jerry Dutcher. Robert Seeling. FOURTH ROW: Patty Sibole. Fred Edlemann. Gary Marhoover, Delano Beasley, Ronald Evans. Sophomores FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Shelby Sharp, Donald Scott. Joyce Lump. Emogene Conley. Betty Jordan. Mary Leffler, Erma Jean Cisco. Joe Heibel, Jane Walters, Bobby McCoy. SECOND ROW: Joyce Lee Jameson, Clara Dixon, Claire Whittaker, Connie £3 Booth, E. Ann Johnson. Jimmy Butler, Bill Klinker, Norma Jean Smith. Helen Leeth. THIRD ROW: Frank Bennett, Eddie Smithson, Scotty Owens, Charles Helman, Frank West, Kenneth Snyder, Jim Pfeifier, Shotty Schauseil. David Roberts. Sophomores FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Albert Frederick, Paul Pollard, Charles Newton, Joann Bloomfield. Irene Welles, Thelma Simmons, Dorothy Cisco, Ella Ferguson. Donna Lump, Naomi Kemper. Reva Prater. SECOND ROW: Johnny Chandler, Bonnie Matthews, Tommy Martin, Ruth Hatfield, Dean Overman, Dolores Strickland, Shirley Shopshire, Carol Barker. Donald Patrick, Mary James, Irene Leatherwood. THIRD ROW: Franklin Colegrove, Karl Vance, Dorothy Russell, Wilma Beekman, Mary Ann Fleser. Elizabeth Perry, Bill Rider, Bobby Haubeil. FOURTH ROW: Omar Harris, Tom Griffith, Johnny Martin, Gary Whaley. Bobby Harbin. Donna Smiling Sophies Naomi Sophomores, Inc. 0 O Joyce and Re-Joyce ft i£ Contented Working? together Freshmen FIRST ROW. Loft to Right: Sylvia Colley, Barbara Blaum, Shirley Sheets, Barbara Burdett, Rosemary Richmond. Helen Hatcher. Betty Martin. Lois Colegrove, Raymond Snively, Molly Crabtree, Charlotte Woods, Margaret Conely. SECOND ROW: Sarah Waugh, Tom Redman, Marilyn Dixon, Gaylean Addison, Sheba Davis, Patsy Johns, Frank Conkel, Ethel Anne Oyer. Nancy Landrum, Hilda Butler, Norman James. THIRD ROW: Rose Mary Evans. Jean Arnett, Betty Looney, Helen Clark, Alice Ferguson, Patsy Snyder. Donnie Dewitt, Paul Maloy, Mary Jo Loudermilk, Mitchell Ross. ro FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Jack Jameson, Wilma Matthews. Diane Douglass. Susi Leever, Beverly Pfahl. Paul Kemper, Ruth Ann Pratei, Clara Belle Carey. Verlin Kritzwiser. Avanelle Stulley, Betty Snively. SECOND ROW: Larry Smith. Wayne Smithson. Fred Foreman, Avenelle Ernrick. Margaret Rader, Mary Dyke, Adeline Cuckler. Lucy Bandy, Jean Hickman. Donna Mae Arm-Strong. THIRD ROW: Mary Esther Burkett Lorna Mae Sprout. Goldie Conley, David Boyer. Jim Georae, Jake Bandy, Jim Schau-seil, Jerry Bucy. FOURTH ROW: Clara Tackett, Stewart Thacker, Neil Cooper. Frolicking Frosh Mutt and Jeff Sweet and Smiling Ragtime Red and Red THESE are girls? ? ? Posing Happy Meg This one's Don 28 7th Arithmetic Home Economics Short hand Library Ruthie and lanice Nevin Phyllis ROW ONE, Left to Right: Violet Pennington. Wanda Thompson. Judy Sue Ward. Roger Andre. Terry Klinker. Eunice Crabtree, David Brown. Joann Diddle, Larry Wonderleigh, Johnny Boyer. ROW TWO: Frank Bruster, Jack Worthen, Judy Zickafoose. Minnie McCoy, Mary Jane Teichert, Kathryn Snyder, Marty Martin. David Osborne. ROW THREE: John Seagraves. Bobby Holsinger. Ralph Rowland, Betty Lightle, Dolores Colburn. Joyce Reed. Thelma Hopkins. ROW FOUR: Jerry Knight. Steve Hartmus, Billy Owens. eiGHTH GRftDG ROW ONE. Left to Right: Ruth Ann Griffith, Norman Ward, Betty Jo Stulley. Eugene Branhan. Jo Alice Patrick. Bobby Hickman. Jesse Pennington. Wilma Dawson, Mary Jane McCoy. ROW TWO: Shirley Matthews. Caroline Tewksbury, Wilma Echard, June Lipsey, Patty Cuttler, Janis, Eblin, Wilma Leffler, Jeanine Holsinger. ROW THREE: Danny Lawson. Joyce Haubeil, Robert Elliott. Sonny Walters. Bucky Downing, Mary Ann Patterson. Joyce Heibel. Ermaline Matthews, Verbil Newman. ROW FOUR: Harold Beasley, Gene Johnson, Jim Foreman, Tom Bandy. Susan Redman, Phyliss Kitchen, Ruth Hankins, David Murray. ROW ONE, Loft to Right: Patricia Gibson. Shirley Streitenberger. Priscilla Tewksbury, Jimmy Johns. Mack Stewart, Nevin Hankins, Don Zickafoose, .Randy Harrison. ROW TWO: June Travis, Imogene Sluss, Mary Ann Wortman, Carol Ridgely, Jerry Wonderleigh, Marvin Workman, Denny Eckels, Franklin Stubbs. Keith Gillam. ROW THREE: Jean Rapp, Doris Patterson, Rosie Woods, Marilyn Elliott, Carol Isom, Joyce Hanyes, James Ward, Charles Estep. ROW FOUR: Darlene McCumber, Judy Henkel, Geneva Deacon. Patricia Johnson, Betty Tainer, Jack Snyder, Bobby Sutton, Lloyd Rose. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Janet Newton, Susan Smith, Cecilia Hoffman. Lewis Addison, Margaret Oyer, Frank Bandy, Ray Mounts, Louise Leatherwood, Violet McDade, Danny Cuckler. ROW TWO: Darrell Colgrove, David Crabtree, David Butler, Charles McKimmy, Patricia Oyer, Barbara Kritzwiser, Rebecca Heibel, Craig Critchfield, Kathryn Lewis. ROW THREE: Walter Burkitt, Donald Murray, Gordon Overman, Judy George. Rose Marie Claytor. Janet Pfeifer, Betty Fyfe, Joyce Armbruster. ROW FOUR: David Shrader, Eddie Blaum, Genevieve Marbury. Edith Oy r 34 chapter V grades PRimflRY TGACHGRS Left to Right: Mrs. Edleman, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Yahrahaus. INSET: Mrs. Brown. GLemenTARY tgachgrs Left to Right: Miss Cool. Mrs. Kennard, Mr. Scott, Mrs. Bevens. Mrs. McConkey. INSETS: Mrs. Heibel. Miss Lewis. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Dean Massie, Cecil Murray, Calvin Stulley, Marjorie Robinson, Sandra Massie, David Moats, Mary Roland. Patricia Matthews. Mary Pennington. Milford Lewis, Ralph Nunley. ROW TWO: Philip Newton. Ray Russell, Donald Swinning. Robert Patrick. Willis Russell. Clarence Sutton. James Stewart. Barbara Oyer. Alta Stulley, Virginia Steele, Judy Simmons, Mrs. Kennard. ROW THREE: Marlin Zickafoose, James Snively, Mary Walters, Henryetta Rader, Gene Stouder, Emogene Owens. Andy Ward, Martha Shelpman. Lucy Trent. SIXTH GRADG ROW ONE, Left to Right: Loretta Klinker, Barry Downing, Danny Brewster. Johnny Ferguson, Georgia Keaton, Richard Bauer. Herman Dement. ROW TWO: Juanita Cuckler, Ronald Casto, Janny Cantrell. Harely Dement, Jerry Annis, Jimmy Lipsey. ROW THREE: Patty Coatney, Wayne Burdett, Johnny Caldwell, John Cool, Paul Jordan. ROW FOUR: Gibby Breitenbach, Mary Kay Landrum. Lois Hatcher. Linda Annis, Jane Bandy, Mr. Scott. ABSENT: Jerry Betky, Frank Cantrell. Lloyd Cpnely, Larry Foreman, Pat Gibson. Phylis Hankins. Opal Johnson, Patty Kuhn, Betty ROW ONE, Left to Right: Susan Patterson. Linda Murray, Sharron Smith. Hazel Stulley. Janice Wilson. Patricia Ann Kemper. Jean Ridgely. Anita Stewart. Ida Pennington, Marjorie Anne Sautter. Kittie Cora Vulgamore. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Ann Long. Shirley Leatherwood. Donna Streitenberger. Mary Pettit. Harold Shopshire, Nancy Lawson, Geneva Seeling, Merry Dawn Odle, Eula Mae Rose, Carol Todd, Martha Reed, Mrs. McConkey. ROW THREE: Mery Jo Eckels. Virginia Radabaugh. William Overman, James DeWitt. Patricia Ann Simonton, Derry Bland, Alfred Roe, Richard Armstrong, Robert McConkey, James Ratliff. Dennis Neufarth, Rodger Robinson. William Leffler, Harry Oyer, Elmer Workman. ROW FOUR: Eugene Trent, Henry Ward, Darrel Bell, John Marbury, Carl Roe, Gary Barch. NOT IN PICTURE: Rebecca Patrick. Theodore Kitchen, Harry Lee Downing. FIFTH GRflDG ROW ONE. Left to Right: Jackie Huddleston. Nora Hatcher. Sharon Fultz. Mary Bland. Jake Dyke, Roger Bennet, Raymond Barch, Betty Christman, Martha Kuhner, Larry Acord. Roger Cuckler. ROW TWO: Jimmy Heibel, Fannie Cook, Nettie Estep. Nancy Estep, Bobby Cantrell, Estel James, Dorothy Sluss, Coke Fyffe. Jimmy Isom, Jimmy Crabtree. ROW THREE: Charolette Clay tor, Zuella Coleg rove, Ruth Dyke. Jimmie Cuckler, Buddy Eylar. Freda Gibson, Katherine Deacon, Bobby Frey, Gary Estep, Jack Henkle, Miss Cool. HOW FOUR: Kenny Bandy, Curtis Hollar, Sammy Bucy. Larry Evans. Richard Burkitt. Noah Evans. NOT IN PICTURE: James Howard. Johnny Mathews BOW ONE, Left � o Right: Charlotte Rose. Ada Lewis Linda Matthews. Wayne Massis, Charles Workman. Elwood Kuhn. Lillian Pennington. Bertha Stulley. Ruth Laymaster. Larry Miller. Cheryl Keechle. ROW TWO: Marvin Stully. Larry Keaton. Jack Smith. Virginia Ott. Barbara Ward. Lonnie Murry. Barbara Matthews. Rose Howard. Jean Russell. Jeff Way. Helen Russell. HOW THREE: Lowell Stouder. Mary Malone, Cathy Reed. Tessis Noel. Karen Treber. Lewis Gobinson. Wandra Snyder. Maybelle Nunley. Romeile Zonner. Betty Murray. Freda Oyer. Charlotte Knapp. Wendell Williams. Ronnie Osborne. Luther Malone. Miss Lewis. ROW FOUR: Tommy Oyer. Dorothy Rowland. Jimmy Rowland. Dennis Hawk. Donald Roe. Ronnie Sanders. NOT IN PICTURE: John Thacker. Diana Matthews. Marie Stewart. FOURTH GRftDG ROW ONE. Left to Right: Robert Bauer. Richard Helm. Roger DeWitt. Robert Breitenbach. Dixie Dewey. Cynthia Isom. Wanda Dotson. Avenelle Anderson. Carolyn Helman. Minnie Emrick. Anne Bucy. ROW TWO: Elsie Brewster. Carol Bennett. Gloria Byer. Deloris Blakeman. Kitty Foill. Larey Helton. Douglas Davis. John Garner. James Brown. Charles Estepp. Mrs. Heibel. ROW THREE: Charles Gary. Lee Gilbert. Charles Coatney. Jerry Chandler. Billy Deacon. Anne Frey. William Critchfield. Ronnie Kitchen. ROW FOUR: Steve Cutler. Karen Hartmus. Patsy Christman. Betty Conkel. NOT IN PICTURE: Barbara Gibson. Undo Gitz. Sharma Davis. Phyllis Brofft. Roger Crabtree David Helton. ROW ONE. Lei! to Right: Carolyn Acord. Ina Cantrell. Jack. Dyke. Fritz Dyke. Rondie Conley, Ronnie Campbell. Buddy Christman. Dennis Gorski. Eugene Dotson. Donald Kuhn. Frankie Daily. ROW TWO: Miss Clark. Shirley Bell, Joann Dyke. Sharon Boyer, Martha Claytor, Charlene Knapp. Susan Heibel, Norma Christman. Sidney Kee chle. Charles Emory. Morris Eblin. Paul Cisco. ROW THREE: Bobbie Gilbert, Darrell Dyke. Roger Kitchen. Leroy Deacon. Charles Long. Buddy Davis. Phyllis Stevens. Sunny Lou Endicott. Shirley Kemper, Butch Haubeil. Dickie Jameson. Jimmy Call ROW FOUR: Kenneth Estep. Thurman Grass. Roger Blythe, Dale Cline. Lulubelle Harrison. NOT IN PICTURE: Johnena Beekman. Carol Cuckler. Breta Davis. Doug Crabtree. Jerry Colegrove. Janice Gee. THIRD GRflDG ROW ONE. Left to Right: Norma Jean Stulley. Alferd Richmond. Kathy Patterson. Bonnie Workman. Larry Massie. David Lolland, Ruth Moats. Janice Tewksbury. Gary Vulgamore. Fred Oyer. Margaret Rowland. ROW TWO: Donna Kay Whaley. Juanita Rose. Sharon Osborne. Rita Ann Oyer. Charles DeWitt. Sharon Weinrich. Vicki Vallery, Levonda Snively. Emma Raliff. Bob Schmitt. Dennis Pettit, Eloise Roe. Mrs. Bevens. ROW THREE: Ralph Roberton. James See. Mary Sue Prater. Janet Ward. Jerry Watters. Billy Lewis. Larry Roe. Donald Simonton, Ronald Roe. Larry Robertson. Marvin Leffler. Larry Watters. Danny Robinson. Billy Whitaker. ROW FOUR: L. T. Ward, Warren Smith. Jerry Trent. James Simmons. Cecil Roe. Orland Snyder ROW ONE. Left to Right: Donna Addison. Levina Demint. Paul Bryant. Sandy Arnett. Phyllis Crabtree. Joe Anderson. Nancy Dixon. Orville Howard. Connie Dotson. Mary Lu Bauer. Maggie Clay tor ROW TWO: Mrs. Ward. Roger Conley. Tommy Brown, Bobby Blythe. Eugene Hat field. Laney Cooper. Larry Church. Forest Blakeman, Sherrill Boydston. Woodrow Garrison. George Helton. Jean Haubeil. ROW THREE: Harvey Kroth. Roslyn Bell. Jeanme Kroth. Douglas Davis. Jonie Keiser. Sharon Emnch. W. H. Acord, Beulah Gilbert. Ralph Conley. Judy Haynes. Bobby Creech. Steven Johnson. Shirley Gilliam. June Holsinger. Betty Branum. ROW FOUR: Linda Fisher. Karen Foreman. Lamar Emory. Paul Conkol. Darrell Brown. Terry Drennen. NOT IN PICTURE: Roger Estep. SeCOnD GRflDG ROW ONE. Left to Right: Donald Mustard. Elaine Redman, Sandra Simpson, Linda Sue Parker. Anna McDade, Carolyn Massie. Barbara Rose, Cora Hazel Tarlton. Gracie Proehl. Vincent Patterson. Gary Patrick. ROW TWO: Mickey Stahler. Roger Stouder, Earl Russell. Larry Reed, Jess Ratliff. Joyce Osborne. Ray Thacker, Larry Oyer. Jewel Stewart, Freddie Robinson. Ernest Ward, Geraldine Souders. Susan Lay master ROW THREE: Cheryl Zonner. Paul Massie. Terry McCoy. Dottie Walters. Geraldine Marbury. Jimmy Steele. George Shelpman. George Ridgley, Frances Fay Roark, Sara Tackett, Rebecca Vallery. Charles Sutton. Frances Ward. Mrs. Haynes. ROW FOUR: Bill Weinrich, Charles Orr. Blanche Stulley. Donald Nunley. NOT IN PICTURE: Andy Lawson. Rodger Talmage. Shirley Mathews. Barbara Russell. FIRST GRflDG ROW ONE, Loft to Right: R©eda Robertson. Linda Radabaugh. Diana Payne. Karen Proehl, Mike Vance. Richard Wright George Reed. Mrs. Yahraus. ROW TWO: Harriet Stulley. Clyde Rose. Joyce Setzer. Kay Walters. Billy Souders. Johnny Wayd. Gary Sutton. ROW THREE: Donald Trent. Kenny Young. Dallas Trent. Agnes Roe. Billy Smith. Karen Pettit. Danny Brofft. Scarlett Williams. Michael Roberts. Wayne Simmons. Steve Way. Edgar Stanley. NOT IN PICTURE: John Sluss. Elizabeth Thacker. Sharma Ware. Dean Warrex. Garland Wilson. Robert Wright. ROW ONE. Left to Right: Dale Conkel. Wayne Cook. Mary Deacon. Mary Cline. Lee Donnelly. Larry Blaum. Danny Baker Mrs Brown. ROW TWO: Dean Cutler. Charles Estep. Martha Christman. Martha Bland. Phyllis Estep John Call Douglass Gorski. ROW THREE: James Gilbert. Josephine Gibson. Gary Church. Gloria Bucy Dougias Cruse. John Cornell. ROW FOUR: Kenny Cuckler. Pete Davis. Charles Brewster Gordon Bevens Edward Parker. Irene Gibson. Wayne Barnett. NOT IN PICTURE: Dan Conkel. Diana Bauer. Kathryn Claytor. Orland Dement. ROW ONE Left to Right: Buddy Hale. Linda Murray. Jean Lump. Garry Robertson. Garry Massie. Jane Newton. Vickie James. Martha James. Mrs Edelmann. ROW TWO: Barbara Letter Joseph Overman. Lundy Howard. Robert Murray. Tommy McConkey. Neal McCreary. Richard Hinkel. ROW THREE: Paul Nunley, Shirley Lewis, Diana Landers. Winefred Owens. Walter Nichols. James Massie ROW FOUR: Starr Hawhee. Billy James. Timmy Kniqht. Gary Kitchen, Bonnie Keaton. Kay Oyer. Steve Oyer. 42 music B” % S chapter VI mflJORGTTeS Left to Right: Jo Anne Getz. Joann Arrowood. Betty Jordan. junioR BflnD ROW ONE, Left to Right: Henryetta Rader, Edith Oyer, Martha ICuhner, Linda Murray, Marjorie Robinson. Marjorie Sautter, Jean Ridgeley. Mary Jane Teichert. Jane Lisey. Joyce Heibel, Joann Diddke. Jatty Johnson. Joyce Hanyes, Cecilia Hoffman, Joyce Armbruster. Janet Pfeifer. ROW TWO: Carol Ridgeley. Judy Sue Ward, David Shrader, Rodger Robinson. Richard Burkite, Charles McKimmy, Buddy Eylar, Mary K. Landrum. Judy George. Rebecca Heibel, Fanny Cook. Carol Harrison. ROW THREE: Dennis Neufarth, Billy Overman. Gary Estep, Sonny Walters. Joyce Reed. Patricia Oyer. Larry Evans, Robert Fry. Zuella Colgrove. Margene Cook. Roger Bennett. ROW FOUR: Merry Odle. Alta Ma Stulley. Susan Smith. Jack Syder, Mary Walters. Wayne Burdett. Jack Henkel, Bob McConkey. BAnD ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joann Arrowood. Ronnie Ridenour. Mary bruster, Joyce Heibel. Margaret Rader, Janet Moats. Joyce Haynes. Sword, Nancy Landrum. Ethel Ann Oyer, Dean Overman. ROW TW Shrader, Johnnie Boyer. Patricia Oyer, Judy George, David Boyer, Fr Jackie Jameson. Diane Douglass. Judy Sue Ward. Joyce Jameson. M; Getz. Tommy Martin, Patsy Johns, Edith Oyer. Joyce Lump, Sonny Carol Ridgley. Linda Blaum, Tom McFerren, Charles McKimmy, Joe Burdett, Betty Jordan. ROW FOUR: Susie Smith. Molly Crabtree, W Marilyn Dixon. Jimmy Schauseil, Charles Helman, Verlin Kritzwiser our. Mary Jane Teichert, Cecilia Hoffman, Joyce Arm e Haynes. Joann Diddle, Jean Bauer. Sondra Smith, Lorene ROW TWO: Helen Blakeman, Shotty Schauseil. David ; Boyer. Fred Edelmann, Johnny Baughn. David Roberts, ameson. Mr. Frank Shelby (director). ROW THREE: Jo Anne mp. Sonny Walters. Patty Schauseil. Edith Ann Johnson. Kimmy. Joe Heibel, Larry Smith. Lelano Beasley, Barbara rabtree. Wayne Smithson. Ralph Stewart. Charles Smith. Kritzwiser. % TOnSTTGS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Lewis Robinson, Larry Miller, Dixie Dewey. Doug Davis. Dicky Helm. Carolyn Helman, Linda Mathews. Mary Malone, Kitty Foil, Betty Murray. ROW TWO: Betty Anne Conkel, Freda Oyer, Cheryl Keechle, Carolyn Treber, Carol Hartmus. Sharma Davis, Bill Critchfield, Tessie Noel. Tom Oyer, Luther Malone, GLGG CLUB ROW ONE, Leit to Right: Mary A. Leiffer, Shirley Shopshire. Joyce Lump, Naomi Kemper. Cl oe McKimmy. Helen Blakeman. Nancy Landrum. Betty Martin. Ethel Ann Oyer. ROW TWO: Mr. Shrader (director), Patsy Johns. Delons Strickland, Joann Arrowood, Gaylean Addison, Marylin Dixon. Shirley Sheets, Patty Maple, Molly Crabtree. Connie Shopshire. Barbara Thompson. Helen Hatcher, Lois Col grove. Betty Davis. Hilda Butler. ROW THREE: Barbara Blaum, Vera Creech. Jo Anne Getz. Mary James. Edith Colley. Greta Davis. Betty Looney, Lorene Sword, Sara Waughs, Alice Ferguson. ROW FOUR: Connie Booth, Marlene Deacon, Viola Trent. Marva Smith. Wilma Beekman, Jean Arnett, Garnet Willis, Jane Walters, Helen Clark, Donna Booth. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Virginia Ward, Hilda Butler, Nancy Redman, Lola Mae Noel. ROW TWO: Erna Arneit, Virginia Newton, Betty Snyder. Patty Schauseil. ROW THREE: Ada Dyke. Betty Davis. Sondra Smith, Donna Booth. ensemBLe n ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. Shrader, Barbara Martin. Joyce Lump. Louise Burdett, Belinda Cutlip. Cloe McKimmy, Betty Martin, Naomi Kemper. ROW TWO: Nancy Landrum. Ethel Ann Oyer, Connie Shopshire, Lorene Sword. Helen Blakeman. Donna Lump ROW THREE: Barbara Thompson. Betty Jordan. Nancy George. ROW FOUR: Jo Anne Getz, Shirley Shopshire. Ruth Hatfield. Jane Walters. ROW FIVE: Barbara Blaum, Patsy Johns. Norma Jean Smith. Connie Booth, Joann Arrowood. ANNUAL -JAf F ’ 4w)ier •aeon, A, ji Business mnnfiGeRS Loft to Right: ART—Louise Burdett, Don Anglemyer, Mailene Deacon; SECRETARY—Violet Carter; CO-EDITORS— Nancy George, Ronnie Ridenour. ANltVAl nnnuflL sthff BOOK SflLGS FEATURES—Everett Streitenberger, Connie Shopshire. Joan Spence. Shirley Stapleton. ACTIVITIES—Vera Creech. Charles Smith. Lorene Sword. SPORTS—Ronald Whaley. Joe Cofer, Helen Blakeman. (Not Shown). STAFF FGflTURGS Left to Right: Belinda Cutlip. Betty Kritzwiser. Cloe McKimmy. Jo Anne Getz. Joann Arrowood. Richard Murray, Bruce Lowery. Barbara Martin, Barbara Thompson. NOT IN PICTURE: Billy Hartley. SeniOR HI-LITG STAFF ROW ONE. Loft to Right: Jo Anne Getz, Barbara Martin. Violet Carter. James Frey Stafford, Nancy George, Ronnie Ridenour. Barbara Thompson. Robert Downing. Betty Kritzwiser. Belinda Cutlip, Connie Shopshire. ROW TWO: Dorothy Hall. Joan Spence. Vera Creech. Shirley Stapleton. Louise Burdett, Charles Smith. Cloe McKimmy, Marlene Deacon, Ronald Whaley. Gerald Hines. Fred Hughes, Richard Murray, Joann Arrowood. SENIOR D. A. R. STAFF Loft to Right: Mr. Caldwell. Connie Shopshire. Vera Creech, Shirley Stapleton. Nancy Lee George. Joann Arrowood. mAGAzine salgs ROW ONE. Left to Right Richard Murray. Vere Creech. Connie Shopshire. Fred Hughes. ROW TWO: Barbara Martin. Ronald Doll, Bob Downing. Nancy George, Joann Arrowood. ACTIVITIES DAnce commnree ROW ONE. Left to Right: Joe Cofer, Vera Creech, Jo Ann Getz, Barbara Martin, Nancy George. Dorothy Hall. Bill Copley. Marlene Deacon. Bob Downing. Cl oe McKimmy. ROW TWO: James Fry Stafford. Joann Arrowood. Joan Spence. Connie Shopshire, Lorene Sword, Barbara Thompson. Charles Smith. Richard Murray. Richard Scott. ROW THREE: Fred Hughes. Ronnie Ridenour. David Daniel. Da'win Leatherwood. OHIO HISTORY TGST ROW ONE. Left to Right: Mr. Caldwell. Connie Shopshire. Nancy George. Bob Downing. Fred Hughes. Janet Moats, Doris Kennard, Joann Arrowood. ROW TWO: Ruby Looney. James Tacket, Jerry Miller. John Baughn, Erna Arnett] Donna Booth. Fred Moore, Vera Creech, Shirley Stapleton. JUniOR HI-LITG STAFF STANDING IN FRONT: Ronald Evans. Ruby Looney. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Virginia Ward. Fred Edelmann, Lola Mae Noel. Virginia Newton. Nancy Redman. Betty Snyder, Nancy Daily. Madeline Keechle. Sondra Smith. ROW TWO: Elinor Gary. Frank Ferguson. Jerry Miller. Dale McCoy. Lavada Cisco. Ruthy Bandy. Linda Blaum. ROW THREE: Doris Kennard, Donna Booth. Patty Schauseil. Patty Maple. John Baughn. Eloise Kitchen. Janet Moats. Gary Marhoover. ROW FOUR: Erna Arnett. Frederick Moore, Jean Bauer. PGP CLUB OFFICGRS President ..... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... ... FRED HUGHES .... JAMES FREY MARGARET RADAR .... VERA CREECH pep CLUB FHfl OFFICGRS Left to Right: Ruby Looney, Secretary; Betty Snyder. Vice-President; Jane Walters, Song Leader; Dorothy Hall. Historian; Nancy George. President; Ruth Bandy. News Reporter; Vera Creech, Treasurer; Erna Arnett, Parliamentarian; Nancy Landrum. Song Leader. COLORS—Red and white. FLOWER—Red rose, MOTTO—Toward new horizons. FUTURE HOME FHfl ROW ONE. Left to Right: Mrs. Scott, Joyce Lump, Donna Lump. Alice Ferguson, Mary Ellen Leffler, Virginia Newton, Janet Moats. Betty Jordan. Betty Snyder. Lola Mae Noel. ROW TWO: Vera Creech. Elouise Kitchen, Patsy Johns. Patty Maple. Ruth Hatfield. Ruth Bandy, Naomi Kemper. ROW THREE: Shirley Shopshire, Nancy George, Dorothy Hall. Barbara Blaum, Dolores Strickland. Claire Dixon. Norma Jean Smith, Beverly Pfahl. ROW FOUR: Ruby Looney. Garnett Willis. Betty Looney. Erna Arnett. Connie Booth. FHfl ROW ONE. Left to Right: Jane Walters, Shirley Sheets, Marilyn Dixon, Gaylean Addison, Carol Barker, Shelby Sharp Belinda Cutlip. Connie Shopshire. Nancy Landrum, Hilda Butler, Helen Hatcher. ROW TWO: Donna Armstrong Lucy Bandy, Eleanor Gary, Emogene Conley. Betty Martin, Margaret Conley. Bonnie Matthews Lucille Kelly Reva Prater. Anna Mae Bandy Hines. ROW THREE: Avanelle Stulley. Rose Mary Evans Clara Whitaker. Irene Leatherwood. Molly Crabtree. Mary Dyke. Lois Colgrove. ROW FOUR: Ruth Prater. Jean Arnett. Lorna Mae Spratt, Jean Hickman. Clara Tackett, Adalean Cuckler. MAKERS OF AMERICA F. H. A. Broadcast over WBEX at Waverly Studio. Those participating were: Connie Shopshire. Vera Creech. Nancy George. Erna Arnett. Betty Snyder. Ruth Bandy. Ruby Looney. Nancy Landrum. semoR ACTiviTies ROBERT ANDRE Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff. 3. 4; Glee Club. 1; Magazine Sales. 4; Class Play, 3. DON ANGLEMEYER FFA, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Glee Club. 1; Magazine Sales, 4; Dance Committee 4; Class Play, 3. JOANN ARROWOOD Magazine Sales. 4; Majorette. 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA. 1. 2; Pep Club. 3. 4; Ensemble. 4; Glee Club. 2, 3. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Annual Staff. 4; Class Play. 3; Dance Committee, 4; D. A. R. Test, 4; Ohio History Test, 4; Banquet Committee, 3. HELEN BLAKEMAN Pep Club. 2, 3. 4; FHA, 1, 2; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff. 3. 4; Glee Club, 1. 2, 4; Ensemble, 2, 4; Class Play, 3; Dance Committee. 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE BURDETT Pep Club. 3; FHA, 1, 2; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1. 3, 4; Ensemble, 4; Class Play. 3. VIOLET CARTER Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff. 3, 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Class Play. 3; Latin Club, 4. JOE COFER Football, 1. 2. 3. 4; Track, 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball. 1, 2; Pep Club, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Class Play. 3; Dance Committee, 4; Senior Scholastic. 4; Banquet Committee, 3; Latin Club. 1. BILLY COPLEY Athletic Manager, 3, 4; Pep Club, 3, 4; Boy's Chorus. 1; Dance Committee, 4. VERA CREECH Glee Club. 1, 4; Ensemble, 4; Latin Club. 1; FHA Officer. 3. 4; Pep Club Officer. 3, 4; Scholarship Team. 2; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; D. A. R. Test, 4; Ohio History Test, 4; Dance Committee. 4; Magazine Sales. 4; Class Play. 3; Banquet Commit-too 3 BELINDA CUTLIP Pep Club, 4; FHA, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Glee Club, 1, 4; Ensemble. 4; Magazine Sales. 4. MARLENE DEACON Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Glee Club, 1. 4; Class Play. 3; Dance Committee. 4. RONALD DOLL Football, 2. 3, 4; Class Play, 3; Basketball. 2. 3; Magazine Sales, 4; Track, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Banquet Committee. 3; Pep Club. 2. 3, 4. BOB DOWNING Pep Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Magazine Sales. 4; Class Play. 3; Dance Committee, 4; Ohio History Test. 4- District Test, 2. 3; Senior Scholastic, 4; Latin Club. 1, 2; Boy's Chorus, 1. NANCY GEORGE Pep Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; FHA, 1. 2, 3. 4; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; Ensemble, 3. 4; Magazine Sales. 4; Class Play. 3; Dance Committee, 4; D. A. R. Test. 4; Ohio History Test. 3, 4; District Test, 2. 3; Senior Scholastic. 4; Latin Club. I, 2. JO ANNE GETZ FHA. 1, 2; Glee Club, 1,. 4; Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble, 3, 4; Dance Committee. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 4; Annual Staff, 4. DOROTHY HALL Pep Club, 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA, 1. 2, 3. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Class Play, 4. DALE HAYNES Pep Club. 3, 4; FFA, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Boy's Chorus. 1; Agriculture Tfest, 4. GERALD HINES Basketball, 1, 2. 3. 4; Football. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball. 3; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Annual Staff, 4; Glee Club, 1; Dance Committee, 4. FRED HUGHES Pep Club, 2. 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Class Play, 3; Ring Committee, 3; Dance Committee, 4; Ohio History Test, 3. 4; Class Officer, 3. 4; Basketball, 1; District Test. 2, 3, 4; Senior Scholastic, 4; Banquet Committee. 3; Latin Club. 1, 2. DARWIN LEATHERWOOD Class Play, 3; Dance Committee, 4. JOE MARKHAM Pep Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA. 4; Football Manager, 3. 4; Track, 1, 2, 3; Class Play, 3; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1. 2. CLOE McKIMMY Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff. 3. 4; FHA. 1; Dance Committee, 4; Pep Club, 3. 4; Ensemble, 4; Banquet Committee. 3; Glee Club. 1, 4; Latin Club. 1, 2; Class Play, 3. RICHARD MURRAY Pep Club, 3. 4; Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Football, 3. 4; Maqazine Sales, 4; Class Play, 3; Dance Committee. 4; Band, 1, 2, 3; Boy's Chorus, 1. CONNIE SHOPSHIRE Pep Club, 4; FHA. 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Ensemble, 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Dance Committee. 4; D. A. R. Test, 4; Ohio History Test, 4; Class Officer, 3, 4; District Test, 2; Glee Club. 1, 4; Banquet Committee. 4. CHARLES SMITH Pep Club, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; German Band; Dance Committee, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club, 1, 2; Magazine Sales, 4; Pep Band; Banquet Committee. 3; Boy's Chorus. WENDELL SMITH Pep Club, 3; FFA, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Class Play, 3; Glee Club. 1; Banquet Committee, 3. SHIRLEY STAPLETON Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Class Play, 3; Ring Committee, 3; D. A. R. Test. 4; Ohio History Test. 3. 4; District Test, 2, 3. RALPH STRICKLAND Pep Club. 2. 3, 4; FFA. 4; Hi-Lite Staff. 3. 4; Boy's Chorus. 2, 3; Football, 3, 4; Class Play, 3; Ring Committee, 3; Basketball, 2, 3; Banquet Committee, 3; Baseball. 2. LORENE SWORD Glee Club, 1, 2, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 3, 4; FHA, 1, 2. 3; Class Play. 3; Ensemble, 3, 4; Dance Committee, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4. BARBARA THOMPSON Pep Club. 4; FHA, 1, 2; Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Glee Club. 1, 2, 4; Ensemble. 2, 4; Dance Committee, 4; Class Play. 3; Class Officer. 4; Banquet Committee, 3. MARTHA WARD Glee Club. 1, 2. FRANK WATTERS Basketball, 1. 2. 3, 4; Football. 2. 3, 4; Track. 1. 2. 4; Baseball, 3. 4; Boy's Chorus. 1, 3, 4; FFA, 4; Pep Club, 2, 4; Senior Scholarship, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Annual Staff, 4. BRUCE LOWERY Football, 1, 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 4; Boy's Chorus; Class Play, 3; Dance Committee, 4; Pep Club, 4. EVERETT STREETENBERGER FFA, 4; Agriculture Test, 3; Annual Staff. 4; Dance Committee. 4. ANNA MAE BANDY Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; FHA, 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club. 1; Banquet Committee, 3; Pep Club; Class Play, 3; Annual Staff, 4. BILL HARTLEY Basketball, 1, 2; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Annual Staff, 4; Class Play, 3; Scholarship Team, 4; Pep Club, 3, 4; Dance Committee, 4; Boy's Chorus, 4; Banquet Committee, 3. JIMMY FREY STANFORD Annual Staff, 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Pep Club Officer, 1. 2. 3. 4; Boy's Chorus; Ensemble. 1, 2, 3, 4; Magazine Sales. 4; Class Play, 3; Latin Club. 1, 2; Dance Committee. 4; Banquet Committee, 3. BETTY KRITZWISER Hi-Lite Staff. 3, 4; Annual Staff. 4; Class Play. 3; Magazine Sales. 4. JOAN SPENCE Glee Club, 1; Class Play, 3; Dance Committee, 3; Hi-Lite Staff. 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4. DAVID DANIELS Class Play. 3; Magazine Sales, 4; Dance Committee, 4; Boy's Chorus. GARNET WILLIS Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble, 4. BARBARA MARTIN Glee Club, 1, 3. 4; Ensemble, 4; Class Play, 4; Dance Committee. 4; Hi-Lite Staff, 3. 4; Pep Club. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Magazine Sales, 4; Banquet Committee. 3; Latin Club, 2. 3. SCHOOL CALGnDAR SEPTEMBER 4— Freedom ends. 5— Books passed out. 7—Football preview. 10—Hi-Lite meeting. 12— Elected cheerleaders. 13— Great Day ! ! ! English Test 14— First Football Game. 18—Economics Test. 20— First Hi-Lite a sell out. 24— False alarm, no fire. 28—First after-game dance. OCTOBER 2—Magazine sales begin. 4— Murder I I I Coach kicks Helen's chair from under her. 10— Second Hi-Lite. Ghost stories in English. 11— Tie in magazine sales. 12— Juniors flash new rings. 17— Juniors elect officers. 18— Ohio History Test. Wow ! ! ! 19— County Teachers' Meeting, No SCHOOL. 22—Girls lead in Magazine Drive. 26— District Teachers' Meeting. 30— Joan Spence—Homecoming Queen. 31— Tale of Two Cities —sad ending. NOVEMBER 1— Float decorations get underway. 2— Last football pep session. 5— Junior class meeting. 7—Pictures taken. 12— Latin II sells sweets. 13— Who's the monkey? Proofs came. 15— Hunting season in; boys out. 19—Coast Guard picture. 22— Glee Club sings. 23— Don't eat too much turkey. 27— More pictures taken. 30—How sad! Miss Vallery leaves tests at home. Too bad. DECEMBER 3— Nancy loses hair. 5— Get ads for annual. 6— Pictures returned. 7— Tenth Aniversary of Pearl Harbor. 17—No School—Bless the snow. 19—No school until January 2—More Blessed snow 21— Pictures came today. 25— MERRY CHRISTMAS! JANUARY 1— Happy New Year ! ! ! 2— Hi-Lite Meeting. 3— Friendship pictures come. 7— Mr. Caldwell shows temper. 8— No Chemistry—No Donnelley 11—Scholarship Eliminations. 14—-Junior-Senior Hi-Lite Meeting. 17— Made our wills today. 18— What a day ! ! ! Mid-Term exams. 23—Elimination Test Again. 25—Picture show—No chemistry. 27— Busy working on Novel. 29—Send flowers to Vera. FEBRUARY 1— Scholastic tests. 2— Groundhog didn't see his shadow. 6— Band practices for concert. 8— Valentine Dance. 14—Juniors' first Hi-Lite. 21— Fred wins scholarship test. 22— Washington's Birthday—No School— Fred's Birthday. 23— Won county tournament. 25- —Drew Clay. What will the outcome be? 26— Selected invitations today; sang at Omega Institute. 28— Fred is presented a fifty dollar award for scholarship test. MARCH 1—Waistline Dance—Barb got in free. 5—Liquid air demonstration. 17— Preview of Concert Chorus. 18— Chorus Concert. 20— First day of spring. 26—Senior Conservation Day. 28— Every-Pupil Test. APRIL 1—Baseball starts. 4—Junior Music Festival at Piketon. 7— County Spelling Contest. 11—Easter Vacation. 16—County Music Festival. 18—Eighth Grade Exam. 21— Athletic Booster's Banquet. 25— State F. H. A. Meeting. 26— Spelling finals at Portsmouth. 29— Junior Class Play— Let Me Out of Here . MAY 1—Waverly Band Concert. 9— Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. 18—Baccalaureate Service. 20—Senior Class Play— THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED . 22— Commencement. 23— School out. 24— Alumni Banquet. 57 LATHI CLUBS I AE1D II Left to Right: Jimmy Butler, Margaret Rader. Larry Smith, Wayne Smithson, Ethel Anne Oyer, Jimmy Schauseil, Susi Leever, Diane Douglass, Margaret Conley, Joyce Jameson. Clara Dixon. Marry Fleser. Jackie Jameson. E. Ann Johnson, Connie Booth, David Roberts. LATIN I OFFICERS: President, Jimmy Schauseil; Vice-President, Ethel Anne Oyer; Secretary. Margaret Rader; Treasurer. Jack Jameson. LATIN II OFFICERS: President. Joyce Lee Jameson; Vice-President, Mary Ann Fleser; Secretary, E. Ann Johnson; Treasurer, Jimmy Butler; Parliamentarian. Connie Booth. COLORS—Maroon and Gold. MOTTO—Semper Fidelis. SeniOR SCHOLASTICS Left to Right: Fred Hughes. Frank Watters, Joe Cofer, Ronnie Ridenour. Nancy George. Bob Downing. athletics chapter VIII AL RHOADS JOHN MARTIN . DONALD ANNIS JOE COFER FRANK WATTERS MANAGERS BILL COPLEY JOE MARKHAM HOMER MATHEWS GERALD HINES TIM RAPP RONALD ANNIS KEITH DAVIS IERRY DUTCHER RONALD DOLL RALPH STRICKLAND BOB CLAYTOR SCOTTY OWENS ED SMITHSON e CHARLES HELMAN RICHARD MURRAY EARL KNIGHT. JR. I. AUGUST OYER 61 EARL KNIGHT ED SMITHSON MANAGERS GERALD HINES WIMPY STUBBS RONNIE RIDENOUR VARSITY ROW ONE. Uft o Right: Honnie Ridenour. Johnny Baughn. Alan Rhoades. Gerald Hines. Jerry Dutcher Fre delmann, William Stubbs. ROW TWO: Fred Moore. Scotty Owens. Earl Knight. Ronnie Whaley. Eddie Smithson. ► FOOTBALL TClfll MANAGERS, Left to Right: Bill Copley, Joe Markham. ROW ONE Gerald I Rapp. Joe Cofer. Bruce Lowery. Fred Hughes. Richard Murray. Tank W Patrick, Bob Claytor. Jerry Dutcher, John Martin, Earl Knight, AHhoads Coach Hawhee. ROW THREE: William Walters, Ronald Annis, Dnald A Scotty Owens, Ralph Guckenberger. Homer Matthews. — MX TGIT1 ROW ONE: Gerald Hines. Raloh Strickland, Ronnie Doll. Tim i Murray. Tank Watters. ROW TWO: Coach Arnett, Donald Knight, A1 Rhoads. Ed Smithson. August Oyer, Keith Davis, d Annis, Dnald Annis, Frank Ferguson. Charles Helman. P CV,5'r • ' ' $ : t -153? __________________________ 1 1 ReseRve Left to Right: Larry Smith, Wayne Smithson. Wimpy Frederick, Bob Claytor, Ralph Guckenberger, Jimmy George, Charles Helman, Neil Cooper, Jimmy Schauseil, Shotty Schauseil, Tom McFerren, Tommy Redman. CHGGRLGADGRS Left to Right: Linda Blaum. Sondra Smith. Madalyn Keechle. Jean Bauer. YEA RGSGRVG CHGGRLGflDGRS Left to Right: Donna Lump. Jane Walters. Naomi Kemper. JUniOR HIGH ROW ONE. Loft to Right: David Butler, Charles McKimmy, William Walters. David Brown, Bobby Hickman. ROW TWO: Billy Owens. Harold Beasley, Gene Johnson, Jerry Knight, Bob Holsinger. TIGERS JUniOR HIGH CHGGRLGflDGRS Left to Right: Judy Sue Ward, Mary Anne Patterson. Phyllis Kitchen. Susan Redman. TRACK ROW ONE. Left to Right: Fred Edelmann, Alan Rhoads, Bob Claytor, Frank Watters. Homer Matthews. Whimpy Fredricks. ROW TWO: John Baugh. Joe Cofer. Frank West. Earl Knight. Tim Rapp. Ed Smithson. Mr. Arnett (Coach). BAS6BALL Left to Right: Whimpy Fredricks. Ronald Whaley, Joe Heibel. Tim Rapp, Jerry Dutcher, Frank Watters. Frank Ferguson. Ed Smithson. Gary Marhover. Fred Moore, Coach Hawhee in center. Omitted on Activities page through error. RONALD RIDENOUR Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball, 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball Mgr., 4; Baseball, 1. 2; Pep Club. 1. 2, 3. 4; Ohio History Test. 3; Senior Sholarship Test. 4; Hi-Lite Staff. 3. 4; Annual Staff. 4; German Band, 2. 3; Pep Band. 3. 4; Magazine Sales. 4; Jr. Class Play. 3; Sr. Class Play, 4; Boy s Chorus, 1, 4; Dance Committee. 4; Movie Operator. 1. 2. 3. 4. FOOTBALL RESULTS OPPONENT S. O. C. PREVIEW: We They Chesapeake REGULAR SEASON: 19 7 Coal Grove 34 0 South Point 0 19 New Boston 7 24 Washington 13 20 Portsmouth Central 20 19 Portsmouth East 20 6 Chesapeake 57 7 Wheelersburg 26 0 TRACK SCHEDULE April 7 Chillicothe (There) April 12 Southeastern (Here) April 19 Raidiger Invitational May 2 S. O. C. at New Boston May 7 County Meet at Piketon May 17 District Meet at Athens BASEBALL April 4 Beaver (There) April 9 Scioto (Here) April 15 Stockdale (Here) April 17 Western (Here) April 22 Central (There) April 25 Piketon (There) April 29 East (There) May 1 New Boston (There) May 13 Washington (Here) May 16 Minford (Here) BASKETBALL RESULTS OPPONENT We They Waterloo 53 40 Wakefield 54 47 Piketon 65 67 Minford 42 66 Western 69 57 Chesapeake 41 46 Washington 62 56 Coal Grove 53 55 Portsmouth Central 73 49 New Boston 51 66 Wheelersburg 56 53 Portsmouth East 56 61 Stockdale 60 77 Beaver 45 48 South Point 63 34 Western 74 79 Piketon 59 57 Beaver 81 54 Wakefield 54 53 Stockdale 70 84 COUNTY TOURNEY Western 56 26 Stockdale 66 65 Wakefield 55 39 DISTRICT TOURNEY Clay 49 47 Oak Hill 45 46 69 chapter IX personalities mr m4 k � -v o iv n Business 'f’y I S c h o r JOAN SPENCE Left to Right: Jimmy Frey. Violet Carter. Gary Marhoover, Betty Snyder, Bill Hartley, Joan Spence, Joyce Lump, Jimmy Schauseil, Jean Hickman, Bob Claytor. 72 B Y-UJORDS NAME ROBERT ANDRE DON ANGLEMYER IOANN ARROWOOD HELEN BLAKEMAN LOUISE BURDETT ... VIOLET CARTER JOE COFER BILL COPLEY VERA CREECH BELINDA CUTLIP DAVID DANIEL MARLENE DEACON RONALD DOLL BOB DOWNING NANCY GEORGE JO ANN GETZ ......... DOROTHY HALL ........ JEREMIAH HARRIS ..... DALE HAYNES ... GERALD HINES ........ FRED HUGHES ......... RICHARD KEMPER ...... BETTY KRITZWISER .... DARWIN LEATHERWOOD BRUCE LOWERY JOE MARKHAM BARBARA MARTIN CLOE MCKIMMY RICHARD MURRAY BILL HARTLEY TIM RAPP RONNIE RIDENOUR RICHARD SCOTT CONNIE SHOPSHIRE CHARLES SMITH WENDELL SMITH JOAN SPENCE JIM FREY SHIRLEY STAPLETON EVERETT STREITENBERGER RALPH STRICKLAND LORENE SWORD BARBARA THOMPSON MARTHA WARD FRANK WATTERS RONALD WHALEY GARNET WILLIS ANNA MAE BANDY HINES BY WORD I Don't Know. Huh! .................. Bull! ................. Oh Well, That's Life. For Cornsake. Geemany Xmas. Son-Of-A-Gun. I See. ... Don't Be Dramatic Oh! ............... Oh Glory! I Like It! Good Gosh! Egad! Gads! Shut Up Oh, No! Too Bad. Shucks! Got Yer English? That's Tough! Gee Whiz! Gee Zooey! That's Nice. Hi Honey! Look Out! ...... Go Jump In The Lake! Golley! Wahta I Do Now! Am I? Come On Feet! Egads! That's What I Say! You'd Be Surprised! For Corn Sakes! Ho-Ho. Oh, Boy! It Just Don't Look Right! Gee Whiz! I Can't Hear You. Gee! I'll Get By. Oh, Well! Tain't So! Hush Your Trap! Yes Belldy! Let's Hush! .......... Hi Kid................ PERSONALITY Dare Devil Unpredictable Businesslike Easy Going Reliable Pleasant Domineering Getting In Trouble Jolly Likeable Quiet Versatile Good Intentions Ability To Take Teasing Flattering Silly Sweet Shy Slow Poke Happy Go Lucky Witty Bashful Friendliness Quiet Romeo Mischief Maker Giggles Spendthrift Lover Of Women Teasing Athletic Musical Likeable Co-Operation Sissy Talker Boy Crazy Joker Studious Shy Pest Likeable Nice Standy-By Boisterous Nuisance Quiet Charming 73 JIM d CONNIE TRIO RICH d BARB THE BLONDE BETTY d CHARLES THE MONSTER IEAN d BOB HAPPY GANG ELOUISE d RONNIE GLAMOR GIRL HOMECOMING HAPPY BOY FARMER'S DAUGHTER CHUMS DONNA WENDELL LADY DON JUAN TOM NAOMI KENTUCKY DERBY SCHOOL DAZE HOnORS flnD AWARDS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP The Waverly Tigers defeated three tough opponents in the County Tournament to win the Championship Trophy. After winning this tournment, Waverly participated in the District Tournament, where they won their first game with Clay Township only to lose later to Oak Hill by a one point margin. SCHOLASTICS OHIO HISTORY Fred Hughes received a high score of 72, which was the highest in Pike County in the Ohio History, Government, and Citizenship Test. The highest score reported in the state was only 77 while the median score was 39. The lowest score at Waverly was 41. D. A. R. TEST Five senior girls participated in the annual D. A. R. Test. The girls who participated in the test this year were: Joann Arrowood, Vera Creech, Nancy George, Connie Shopshire, and Shirley Stapleton. Shirley received the highest score at Waverly. Her score was 70, which was a high score in the state. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Pike County has three students who ranked in the upper five percent in the state in the Senior General Scholarship Test. Fred Hughes also was the highest ranking senior in the three county area of Pike, Scioto, and Adams. At a special assembly meeting, Fred received a $50 cash award given by the Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority. There were three other students in Pike County who were included in the upper twenty-five percent in the state. The high ranking seniors, their schools, and scores are as follows: Thomas Frederic Hughes, Waverly 246 Roy William Fetter, Piketon 240 Hasel James Slone, Beaver 226 Nancy Lee George, Waverly 205 Norman Ellis Scaggs, Piketon 195 Joan Crawford, Piketon 191 MUSIC In the past few years Waverly has been represented at the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Wilmington College. The students who participated in the contest and their scores are as follows: Clarinet Solo, Ethel Ann Oyer I (Superior) Cornet Solo, Judy George I (Superior) Flute Solo, Edith Oyer II (Excellent) Woodwind Trio, Nancy Landrum, Ethel Oyer, Margaret Rader ..... I (Superior) F. H. A. Erna Arnett, Ruby Looney and Betty Snyder received the State Homemaker Degree on April 25. This degree is awarded to girls majoring in home economics who have taken responsibilities and fulfilled them in the home, school and community. 76 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 PROLOGUE PRESENTS THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Tuesday, May 20th. 8:15 P. M. (Produced by permission of Row, Peterson and Company) CHARACTERS LAURIE HUNTINGTON, a sophomore, home from college SIDNEY HUNTINGTON, her father, normally Jocular ......... MARTHA HUNTINGTON, her mother, charming but anxious WALLY HUNTINGTON, her brother, content with the world ... MISS C'GUS ) GUSTAVESKY, Martha's part-time helper ...... JOAN WOOD. Wally's one-and-only. 16 ..... .............. TED WOOD, her father and Sid's competitor in used cars LILLIAN WOOD. Joan's culture-concious mother MARK BRADFORD, Joan's cousin and a medical student HORATIO P. HONEYWELL, bird fancier and taxidermist GUESTS AT MARTHA'S TEA (In Act II only): AMELIA DENNIS, a catty kibitzer CAROLINE BLAKESLY. a foolish matron GRACE SCHOENBECK. wife of the department store owner WALOLA BRECKENRIDGE. wife of the bank president THERESE BROWN. Walola's maiden sister PANTOMINE: NEWSBOY ................................. MAN WITH LITTLE DOG ...... WOMAN ................................................ SMALL BOY ............................................ SYNOPSIS OR SCENES Barbara Thompson Joann Arrowood ...... Ronald Doll Vera Creech ..... Fred Hughes Helen Blakeman Nancy Lee George ... Ronald Ridenour Connie Shopshire William Hartley Donald Anglemyer Barbara Martin Marlene Deacon ... Lorene Sword Cloe McKimmy Dorothy Hall William Copley Darwin Leatherwood Louise Burdett Joe Markham The entire action takes place at the front entrance and in the living-dining room of the Huntington home in one of America's smaller cities. The time is early June of the present year. ACT I. Scene 1: About nine o'clock in the morning. Scene 2: That night. Just before dinner. ACT II. Scene 1: Friday, the afternoon of the tea. Scene 2: A few hours later. (The lights are lowered during this scene to denote the passing of several hours.) ACT III, Evening of the next day. PRODUCTION STAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS ..................................................... Bobby Downing Cloe McKimmy PUBLICITY .................................................. Richard Murray, Gerald Hines. Ronald Whaley BOOK HOLDER Barbara Martin SOUND Bruce Lowery LIGHTS ..................................................................................... James Frey CURTAIN .................................................................... Wendell Smith. Charles Smith DRESSING ROOM Martha Ward STAGE AND PROPERTIES David Daniel, Dale Haynes. Richard Kemper. Jeremiah Harris USHERS ............Violet Carter, Betty Kritswiser, Shirley Stapleton. Joan Spence, Joan Getz. Garnet Willis. Belinda Cutlip CONSTRUCTION CREW ............. Joe Cofer. Richard Scott. Ralph Strickland. Bob Andre. Tim Rapp. Frank Wetters. Everett Streitenberger THE JUNIOR CLASS OF WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS LET ME OUT OF HERE' Tuesday. April 29. 1952. 8:00 P. M. WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (Produced by permission of Artcraft Company) PROLOGUE .............................................................. CAST OF CHARACTERS EVE BOYD, Mrs. Boyd's niece ........................................... BONNY LYNN. Eve's Roommate ............................................ BESSIE RHODES, Landlady ............................................... HAZEL MILES. Maid .................................................... STEVIE COBB, Elevator Boy ............................................ GARRETT LYNN, Bonny's Brother ........................................ VICTOR WARD. Garrett's Pal ........................................... ANGELA BOYD. Wealthy Aunt ............................................ GIFFORD MORTON. Eccentric Young Man MARSHALL WARD. Victor's Father ....................................... THE SCENE PLACE: The entire action of the play takes place in an Apartment in a midwestem city. TIME: Present time. ACT I: 8:00 A. M. to 10:00. ACT II: 10:00 A. M. to 11:30. ACT III: Immediately following Act II. 11:30 A. M. to 1 P. M. PRODUCTION STAFF PROBERTY MANAGERS ............................................................ Dal© McCoy. Wm. Stubbs TICKET MANAGERS .................... Linda Blaum. Fred Moore PUBLICITY - Pauline Elliot. Madalyn Keechle. Patty Schauseil PROMPTERS Marva Smith. Viola Trent CURTAIN ............................................................... Keith Davis. Laurence Seeling PAGES Thelma Wood. Violet Wood MAKE UP ............................................................... Elouise Kitchen. Patty Maple USHERS Martha Colburn. Ina Lawson, Florence Wood. Joe Wittkugle Janet Moats .... Erna Arnett Sondra Smith Elinor Gary Nancy Redman Ronald Evans Freddie Edelmann Johnny Baughn Lola Mae Noel Tom McFerrin Jerry Miller 77 BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM MAY 18th, 1952, 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM PROCESSIONAL ............. INVOCATION MUSIC .................... Beautiful Savior . Thankful ......... SERMON MUSIC .................... We Sing Thy Praise I Will Exalt Thee ... BENEDICTION High School Band Rev. L. J. Counts High School Girls' Choir Crusaders' Hymn Levey Rev. L. J. Counts High School Girls' Choir Bortniansky Harris Rev. L. I. Counts Robert Eugene Andre Joseph Donald Anglemyer Joann Arrowood Helen Louise Blakeman Louise Burdett Violet Irene Carter Joseph Frederick Cofer William Gerald Copley Vera Naomi Creech Belinda Rachel Cutlip David Allan Daniel Beatrice Marlene Deacon Ronald Lee Doll Robert C. Downing Nancy Lee George Jo Anne Getz CLASS ROLL Dorothy Lee Hall Ralph Jeremiah Harris Dale Andre Haynes Gerald Eugene Hines Anna Mae Bandy Hines Willard D. Hartley Thomas Fredric Hughes Richard Lee Kemper Betty Lou Kritzwiser Darwin Lewis Leatherwood Bruce Paul Lowery Joseph Markham Barbara Clare Martin Mary Cloe McKimmy John Richard Murray Donald Eugene Rapp Ronald Lewis Ridenour Richard Lee Scott Connie Ann Shopshire Charles Curtis Smith Wendell Smith Neva Joan Spence James Frey Stanford Shirley Stapletonn Everett R. Streitenberger Ralph David Strickland Lorene Marie Sword Barbara Ella Thompson Martha Margaret Ward Frank David Watters Ronald E. Whaley Garnet Willis COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM MAY 22nd, 1952. 8:30 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM PROCESSIONAL ......................................................... High School Band INVOCATION ................................................... Rev. F. N. Shoemaker OVERTURE ............................. Donna Juanita Von Suppe High School Band ADDRESS OF WELCOME Shirley Stapleton PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT ............................................ Nancy George IN A PERSIAN MARKET Ketelbey High School Band CLASS ADDRESS ................................................. Dr. Bland L. Stradley Vice-President, Ohio Sate University LITTLE SUITE FOR BAND ..................................................... Erickson High School Band PRESENTATION OF AWARDS John R. Teichert PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ................................................. J. E. Way VALEDICTORY .................................... ....................... Fred Hughes BENEDICTION .................................................. Rev. F. N. Shoemaker AULD LANG SYNE ....................................................... High School Band 78 GOOD WILL PHTROnS Orval Arnett Lois Johnny Mr. Mrs. Jake Bandy Mr. Mrs. Richard Barch Mr. Mrs. C. B. Bennet Mr. Mrs. Wray Bevens Mr. Mrs. Earnest Bradley Mr. Mrs. H. E. Brown Mrs. Opal Brown Eugene Burkitt Vera C. Joann A. Mr. Mrs. John Caldwell Mrs. Helen Clark Mr. Mrs. Jesse Copley Mr. Mrs. Harry Creech Mr. Mrs. James D. Cutlip Coach Dot Leon Darst Paul C. Deacon Mr. Mrs. Paul Dixon Mr. Mrs. James Donnelly Mr. Mrs. Roy Downing Ethel 6t Fred Mr. 6c Mrs. Paul Edlemann Mr. 6c Mrs. Phil Fisher Bruce,-Joe, Fred and Ronnie Goldie Freshour Mr. 6c Mrs. Henry George Mr. 6c Mrs. Lloyd George Mrs. K. Ann Haynes Mrs. Minnie Heibel Mr. 6c Mrs. Gerald Hines Mr. 6c Mrs. Jim Hines Agnes 6c Cecilia Hoffman Barbara Bill Johnson John A. Jones Mr. 6c Mrs. Joseph R. Jones Mr. 6c Mrs. Arthur Kemper Barb 6c Bill Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Kennard Helen 6c Carl Murray Landrum Miss Donna Lewis Mr. 6c Mrs. Robert Lewis Mr. 6c Mrs. Howard Lyons Mr. Mrs. Walter P. Martin Mrs. Avanelle McConkey John F. McConnaughey Janet 6c Fuzzy McFerrin Mr. 6c Mrs. Leo Murphy Barbara 6c Richard Mrs. Emma Myers Mr. 6c Mrs. LeRoy Oyer Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Pennisten Mr. 6c Mrs. Arthur Pfeifer Mr. 6c Mrs. Tim Rapp Mr. 6c Mrs. Oscar Raidiger Mr. 6c Mrs. Guy Schauseil Schwartz Grocery, Omega Mr. 6c Mrs. M. O. Scott Mr. 6c Mrs. Walter Scott Mr. Mrs. Frank Shelby Mr. Mrs. Harold Shopshire Charles Shrader Paul 6c Dorothy Smithson Mr. Mrs. Milliard Thompson Wanda Mr. 6c Mrs. Harry Vallery Lenore Vallery Mr. 6c Mrs. William Vallery Mr. 6c Mrs. James Ward Waverly Floral Company Max Way Charles Wyckoff Mary Kay Yahraus Elza McCain 79 LAKE WHITE LITTLE THEATER 1952 OFFICERS Max Way, President James E. Donnelly, First Vice-President Mrs. John Caldwell, Second Vice-President Paul McKimmy, Third Vice-President Mrs. George D. Smith, Secretary Mrs. C. L. Critchfield, Treasurer MR. BARRY'S ETCHINGS H. W. Cmit CHILUCOTHE, OHIO ★ Good Furniture at Low Cost ____________________★____________________ One Of Ohio’s Finest Jewelry Stores DIVIDED PAYMENTS AT NO ADDED COST WEAVER JEWELERS 19 North Paint Street Chillicothc, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 CALL BROS. SERVICE STATION Ashland Products Service” PHONE 258-R W. EMMETT AYE. WAVERLY. OHIO 82 SCHMITT DAIRY QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED MILK VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED MILK CHOCOLATE - ORANGE CREAM - COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTER MILK PHONE 289-F-4 or 195 WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 CARR’S JEWELRY STORE TUDORS, HELEN AND MARY 811 GALLIA ST. DIAL 2-5751 52 East Main Chillicothe, Ohio PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Here’s to the Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Class of ’52 MARTING’S WAVERLY FURNITURE CO. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Compliments from HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE Bob Litter Check our store for values and varieties SPORTING GOODS - PAINTS Fuel and Heating Co., Inc. HOUSEWARES - HARDWARES PHONE 4136 CHILL1COTHE, OHIO Chillicothe, O. SUMMERS SON When in Chillicothe BALDWIN - KNARIE - WINTER PIANOS Always Visit HAMMOND ORGANS RADIOS - TELEVISION CONN GERZEN BAND INSTRUMENTS KRESGE'S EVERYTHING MUSICAL CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Paint Street Chillicothe, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Waverly Hatchery Feed Store Home of Baby Chix and Purina Chows Pcpsi-Cola Bottling Co. One Slop Service for Farmers PHONE 3 WAVERLY, OHIO Portsmouth, Ohio 84 HENN HENN JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO ESTABLISHED 1876 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT FARMERS HARDWARE B. P. S. PAINTS, OIL GREASE CHILLICOTHE IMPLEMENT CO. 80 East Water St. Chillicothe, Ohio Phone 26-326 Abbie’s Sweet Shop FRESH CANDIES GIFTS - CARDS - STATIONERY Phone 3126 63 W. Second St. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Feminine Clothes from Head to Toes PORTSMOUTH. OHIO Compliments of THE GLOBE FURNITURE CO. EAST MAIN STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO GREETINGS . . . TO CLASS OF ’52 worn Department Store Chillicothe Ohio SARGENT’S CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers of CONCRETE and CINDER BLOCKS Plant at Sargents Main Office Emmitt House Bldg. PHONE 23 WAVERLY 85 Compliments of WAYS The Waverly State Bank FOOD MARKET The complete food store WAVERLY, OHIO PHONE 39 WAVERLY, OHIO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Best Wishes to Class of ’52 MIDLAND GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS THE WAVERLY COAL CO. Sweet Brier — Clarion PHONE 66 WAVERLY, O. PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Chillicothe, Ohio Phone 2233 EMMITT HOUSE GUARANTEE PROFESSIONAL CARE BARBER SHOP LESTER’S BEAUTY SALON WAVERLY, OHIO PHONE 79 WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1952 BOYER FUNERAL HOME COOPER'S CLEANERS Waverly, Ohio WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of W. ARR0W00D COOPER’S STORE JEWELER Watch and Jewelry Repairing PIKETON, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO 86 CLARENCE VALLERY SONS, Inc. W. EMMITT AYE. PHONE 1702 WAVERLY, OHIO ARMBRUSTER and ARMBRUSTER Plumbing and Heating PYROFAX BOTTLED GAS SERVICE PHONE 319 WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 John Deere Quality Farm Equipment SCHMITT IMP. CO. WAVERLY, OHIO FOR GOOD ( XOTHES _ PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of TREBER’S GROCERY WAVERLY, OHIO COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MAYFAIR'S CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of WILLIAM’S 5c to $1.00 STORE Buy Where The Price Is Right WAVERLY, OHIO BARNHART’S MONUMENTS Largest Exhibit in Southern Ohio 250 E. Main St. Chillicothe, Ohio 87 THE SIGN OF BETTER SERVICE WALLETT MOTORS DeSoto — Plymouth ELBERFELDS 82 N. PAINT STREET 67-69 W. Main Street CHILLICOTHE, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO U. S. LAUNDRY Compliments DRY CLEANING HOWE CO. FUNERAL HOME Phone 32831 Portsmouth, O. PIKETON, OHIO Compliments of Compliments BARCH’S GROCERY H. A. SMITH HARDWARE Third Street WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO PAUL McKIMMY H. A. SMITH CIRCLE INN Best Wishes From Restaurant Texaco Service CLOD-HOPPER STORE NO. 2 CHICKEN - STEAKS - CHOPS Glenn Frey, Manager P 2 Miles North ot Waverly on Route 23 WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of M. N. BILLING CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 HOLLBERG JEWELERS We Furnish The Home Complete WAVERLY, OHIO R. C. A. RADIOS G. E. RADIOS 80 E. Main St. Chillicothe, O. VICTROLA RECORDS and NEEDLES TROPHIES CLASS RINGS SMITH TRACTOR SALES Authorized Ferguson Dealer EAT AT NOEL’S RESTAURANT PHONE 239-W HOME COOKING Old Scioto Trail Waverly, O. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Noel WAVERLY, OHIO 88 DIAMONDS WATCHES ZOELLNER JEWELRY CO. Third and Chillicothe Streets PORTSMOUTH, OHIO MILLER CANDY CO. Distributors of SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATES CHILLICOTHE, OHIO BUCKEYE FURNITURE CO. New and Used Furniture PHONE 9436 25 E. 2nd St. Chillicothe, O. The Perfect Snack for all Occasions CARROLL’S POTATO CHIPS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of HAROLD EAGON WAVERLY. OHIO Compliments of JAMESON DRUG CO. THE REX ALL STORE WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of WAVERLY STUDY CLUB WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 JACK'S SHOE STORE WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of LIBERTY CAB COMPANY Phone 184 WAVERLY, OHIO WISSER GABLER PLUMBING ana HEATING 79 E. Main Street Dial 25-326 CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 CHANDLER and DIXON REAL ESTATE BROKERS At your Service at 105y2 Market Street WAVERLY, OHIO THE REPUBLICAN HERALD Established 1842 JOB PRINTING Phone 51 Waverly, Ohio 89 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 DOUGLASS SALES and SERVICE Authorized Pontiac Service Gulf Products WAVERLY OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 VALLERY 1 HARDWARE FRIGIDA1RE SALES and SERVICE “EVER YTHING INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MACHINERY WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of Let Us Tailor Your Graduation Suit THE EMMITT HOUSE THE CRITERION Phone Service When You Need It “THE MENS SHOP WAVERLY, OHIO PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Compliments of O’DELL’S THE SCIOTO VALLEY GRAIN SOHIO SERVICE STATION COMPANY WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of ARMINTROUT CHEVROLET CO. THE WAVERLY WATCHMAN GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS PHONE 160 WAVERLY, OHIO PHONE 3211 PDCETON, OHIO 90 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 THE PIKE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASS’N., INC. Owned and Controlled by Pike County Farmers Charles Wycoff, Manager SANDWICH SHOP 254 East Main Street BUCKEYE INN 36 South Paint Street FRANK J. HUNN Meats and Groceries 32 South Paint Street CHILLICOTHE OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 NORVELLS CHILLICOTHE OHIO Congratulations from the FIRST NATIONAL KOBACKER’S BANK WAVERLY OHIO Portsmouth, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 S R PLUMBING CO. WAVERLY, OHIO Corner of Bridge and Third Street Phone 326 HI DIAMONDS OF QUALITY WATCHES OF ACCURACY AND DEPENDABILITY FUCHS DRURY Jewelers 13 WEST SECOND STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Roy A. Drury Dial 26-826 MITCHELL MOTOR SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH and DODGE TRUCKS JOB RATED TRUCKS GENERAL REPAIR WORK AND WELDING PHONE 236 WAVERLY, OHIO Nationally Known Footwear For The Family Correctly Fitted By X-Ray HERMANN’S Leading Shoe Dealer Wm. Hodge Hermann 13 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. Compliments of BRYAN’S MEATS PIKETON OHIO GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE TEMPLIN GRIESHEIMER Jewelers 21 North Paint Street CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of GEORGE STOLL Farm Bureau Insurance Phone 3968 Piketon, Ohio 92 My Compliments My Compliments to J. E. WAY the Class of 1952 Department of Education H. L FIELDS Pike County Office Waverly, Ohio WAVERLY, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Congratulations RAYMOND DAILY, JR. WILL H. ACORD WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Best Wishes to Success to the Class of 1952 the Class of 1952 FOREST ROBERTS W. M. COOL WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Best Wishes Compliments of GEORGE D. NYE Lieutenant Governor MR. and MRS. WRAY BEVENS WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments From Compliments of Pike County Insurance Agency C. C. BUMGARNER RYBOLT FURNACE CO. WAVERLY, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of Compliments From GRADY-GLASS BARR OPTICAL CO. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of ROBERT C. GAYNOR FRANK ADAMS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO BEAVER, OHIO Compliments From Compliments of PIERCE and TODD HARDWARE E. PAUL SHEPARD, M. D. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 93 Best Wishes the Class of 1952 WALKER’S SHOE STORE 66 N. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. Compliments of ATWELL CHEVROLET CHILLICOTHE 40 W. Main St. Phone 2153 Success to the Class of '52 WALTER’S ROOFING SIDING CO. Wallpaper and Paint WAVERLY, OHIO THE WAVERLY BUILDING and LOAN COMPANY 60 Years of Service To The Community WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 LAKE WHITE CLUB WAVERLY, OHIO FOREMOST FARM - BERKSHIRES -- SWINE - A. E. Blaum Waverly, Ohio Compliments of ROY’S GUN and KEY SHOP 294 E. Main Street Chillicothe Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 WAGNER DRY CLEANERS R. D. WAGNER, Prop. PHONE 25-476 75 E. SECOND STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 94 SAUL'S JUNIOR AND MISSES SMART APPAREL 23 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 HELMAN’S FLOWER SHOP Phone 61 303 S. MARKET ST. WAVERLY, O Compliments to the Class of 1952 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 STIFFLERS STORE MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY McCONKEY’S AUTO PARTS WAVERLY, OHIO MARKET ST. WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of DAVIS - CO. BEAVER OHIO SELBY SHOES 1007 Gallia St. Portsmouth QUALITY SHOES Arch Preserver Shoes Buster Brown Shoes BEST WISHES to the Class of 1951 GOODMAN’S CLOTHES The Store for Men and Boys Goodman's Clothes Means Famous Brands CHILLICOTHE OHIO CREECH’S SUPERETTE MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES WAVERLY, OHIO HAYES ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 105-2 Emmitt and High WAVERLY, OHIO HERRNSTEIN WALSH STUDEBAKERS The Economy Car of tbe Year” 26 W. Water St. Chillicothe, Ohio 95 01714730 BREWER BREWER SONS, INC. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of CLODHOPPER STORE Number 1 M. J. COFER WAVERLY OHIO OIL BATTERY SERVICE CO. 2nd and Mulberry Street Phone 3-2291 Compliments of SINCLAIR REFINING CO. CHILLICOTHE OHIO CHILLICOTHE OHIO MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP 408 Lock Street Phone 237-W MARTHA SLAGLE, Prop. Compliments of BASIC CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS WAVERLY OHIO CHILLICOTHE OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 HERFF-JONES COMPANY 1409-1419 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana THE WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS JEWELRY, MEDALS, TROPHIES, SCHOLASTIC AWARDS, PRIZE CUPS AND CLUB PINS INVITATIONS AND CARDS P. J. BURKHART, Rep. 96 School Jackets Complete Athletic Supplies Everything For The Sportsman scon’s SPORTING GOODS 822 6th Sr. Portsmouth, Ohio Compliments of MYERS GARAGE SHEET SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR WAVERLY OHIO CLYDE ARROWOOD’S GROCERY GAS-OIL-TIRES SOFT DRINKS—ICE CREAM LEGAL BEVERAGES to carry out Compliments of SHAWNEE BROADCASTING CO. CHILLICOTHE OHIO Compliments of MILLER’S TIP TOP DENVER OHIO CHILLICOTHE OHIO FOR CHOOSING FOR USING THE HOLIDAY 16 East Second Street, Chillicothe Presents The unusual as usual in gifts COMPTON ENGRAVING AND PRINTING Compliments of PRINTING THE MODERN WAY JOSTEN’S Invitations and Cards of Quality and Style 1412 Third Street OWATONNA MINN. PORTSMOUTH OHIO 97 REMEMBER Take Home HOLSUM or AUNT HATTIE’S Enriched White Bread THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING COMPANY WAVERLY SERVICE CLUB President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer GEORGE STOLL FRED SHOEMAKER GEORGE SMITH COMMITTEES CIVICS Walter P. Martin David Crouse Paul Lowery ENTERTAINMENT W. H. Acord John R. 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