Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

THE ME ELY NOYEI PUBLISHED BY WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL Waverly, Ohio EDITORS: Ruby Looney Jerry Miller I n m IV v VI vn vrn IX x 2 dedication We, the seniors of Waverly High School, dedicate our annual to those who have gone from Waverly, Ohio, to serve in the United States Armed Forces. 3 I administration John R. Teichert SUPERINTENDENT OF WAVERLY SCHOOLS For the years in which Mr. Teichert has served as superintendent of the Waverly Schools, he has put forth untiring efforts and has achieved much toward the goal of maintaining and improving schools which will best educate youth. He is known and respected for his willingness and ability to assist in community plans and projects. 4 PIKE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Way merits respect for his effecient service in connection with Pike County schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Board of Education are responsible for the progressive and extensive educational program of the Waverly schools. I. E. Way II faculty JOHN CALDWELL. PRINCIPAL The graduates of the class of '53 will remember Mr. Caldwell for the learning he imparted to them and for excellent advice which he gave them. ™— r- Frank Shelby Charles Shrader Mk I ' V Kenneth Pennisten f John McConnaughey James Donnelly Robert Lewis to Carroll Hawhee Fred Bauman Ill seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Janet Moats Secretary; Fred Moore President; Tom McFerran Vice President; Linda Blaum CLASS HISTORY OF WAVERLY SENIORS OF 1953 SENIORS! Yes, Seniors at last, and it is hardly believable that it was only twelve years ago that forty first graders entered the rooms of Mrs. Yahraus and Mrs. Brown. How exciting it was for the third jgrade to present a Christmas play, directed by Mrs. Clark and Miss Penniston, with the whole school attending. When we were in the fifth grade, many of us started our school-band career under the supervision of Miss Samson. That same year, Mrs. Hoeckh organized the Junior American Citizen Club. During the sixth grade, basketball was our major interest, and it has extended to the present time, and was climaxed with the winning of the Southern Ohio Conference, Pike County Tournament, and the Sectional Tournament. Nothing could have been more thrilling than to enter junior-high—new building, new teachers, new customs, and manners. Schedules, bells, halls and rooms were at first surely confusing, but we soon learned. Reaching the eighth grade was a real acheivement, and we worked harder than ever before as the teachers urged us on to that special goal, the eighth grade examination. Each step of the way had become a succession of thrills. We felt so big , and were probably so green , as freshmen. Four subjects, which had sounded so easy, were much harder than all of those we had had before we entered high school. Yet, these difficulties did not lessen our ambition. These were our last four years, and we wanted to do our best. Entering our sophomore year was a turning point in both our school life and our social life. We were now better prepared to participate in more extra-curricular activities. Leaving our first two triumphant years behind, we entered the exciting junior year. Learning to publish the Hi-Lites was one of the big events of the year. Class rings arrived, and we proudly showed them off . Following the junior class play, Let Me Out of Here , we Joined forces with the seniors and started to prepare for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Thus ended the junior year in a continual round of activities. And, now, we are SENIORS! We've enjoyed the work of planning Hi-Lites, dances, chapels, class meetings, and finally the Waverly Novel. With the support and guidance of our teachers, we have reached our destination, Commencement. We, the Seniors of 1953, say thank you , and with our motto 8 in mind, A quitter never wins, a winner never quits , we say farewell to Ema Arnett Ruth Bandy Alan Baughn Edith Colley Fred Conkel Martha Colburn Nancy Daily Greta Davis Jerry Dutcher Ronald Evans Donald Diamond Keith Davis Fred Edelmann Pauline Elliott Doris Kennard Ina Lawson 14 Elouise Kitchen Rubv Loonev Janet Moats Gary Marhoover Dale McCoy Jerry Miller Nancy Redman Marvci Smith Sondra Smith Betty Snyder Leticia Stevens William Stubbs James Tackett Joe Wittkugle Viola Trent Thelma Woods 18 Virginia Ward Violet Woods Prophecy May 15, 1968 I received my invitation to a party given by Donna Booth, Waverly's top party giver. After an interval of fifteen years, she is planning a reunion of the class of 53 . The evening finally arrives, and I arrive early. No one is here yet. I'll just go in, sit down, and wait. The door-bell is ringing, and there are Ema Arnett, Sondra Smith, and Greta Davis, the movie actresses. Next come Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dutcher, nee Madalyn Keechle. They own the two largest theaters in Waverly. The people are still coming, and, since I can't see them all, I'll walk around the room to see who is here. • On the stage is the orchestra—which is the finest in the country—composed of Johnny Baughn, Fred Edlemann, Janet Moats, Patty Schauseil, and Linda Blaum, who, I might add, is married to the director, Tom McFerren. Over there I see Lola Mae Noel who owns a chain of restaurants all over the U. S. There are a number of professional men here. Among them are Earl Knight and A1 Rhoads, the football players, and Gary Marhoover, professional baseball pitcher. Oh, myl there is the lover boy of the screen, Donald Diamond. With him is his wife, the former Nancy Daily. Upon the stage I see Nancy Redman, Virginia Newton, Ruthie Bandy, and Viola Trent getting ready to sing. There is Doris Kennard, the owner of an exclusive dress shop here in Waverly. With her are her three top models, Sylvia Hibben, Elouise Kitchen, and Pauline Elliott. I see the Dean of the University of Waverly, Fred Moore. Along with him are the professors, Ronald Evans, Jim Tackett, Reva Boylan, and Eleanor Gary. Eleanor teaches dramatic art at the university. Ruby Looney and Jerry Miller are the editors of the Waverly News of which I am a reporter. Ralph Guckenberger and Joe Wittkugle own a large service station in Waverly. The great comedian of television, Frank Ferguson, is also here. The owners of the exotic night club, The Owl , are here, William Stubbs and Keith Davis. With them is their manager, Lavada Cisco. A special feature of the club is The Blotter Spots Quartette , Don Brown, Fred Conkel, Dale McCoy, and Rodney Fultz. The mayor of Waverly, Leticia Stevens, is talking to her council, composed of Betty Snyder, William Branham, Marva Smith, and Virginia Ward. They are planning a new highway through Waverly under the engineering of Delano Beasley. Ina Lawson, owner of the Fifi Beauty Salon, is here. With her are her assistants, Thelma Woods, Martha Colburn, Violet Woods, and Edith Colley. I must leave the party now and get back to the paper and write this up. Jean Bauer S V' i or We, the class of 1953, being of supposedly sound mind, and making this our last will and testament, in the presence of the undersigned witnesses, do hereby bequeath our most treasured possessions to our grateful (?) heirs. To the faculty, our sincere appreciation for helping us to graduate in spite of our non-effort. To the Juniors, the right to be seniors and worry about putting out the Annual. To the freshmen, the right to lord it over the incoming freshmen. I, Erna Arnett, will my ability to lose everything I get my hands on to Norma Smith. I, Ruth Bandy, will my love for basketball to Margaret Rader. I, Johnny Baughn, will my love to argue to Joyce Jameson. I, Delano Beasley, will my mustache to Jimmy Butler. I, Donna Booth, will my imagination to Jean Arnett. I, William Branham, will my bashfulness to Archie Patrick. I, Donald Brown, will my black, curly hair to John Chandler. I, Lavada Cisco, will my bouyant personality to Carol Baker. I, Robert Claytor, will my ability to stick to one girl friend to Shotty Schauseil. I, Martha Colburn, will shorthand class to anyone, since I have no further use for it. I, Edith Colley, will my quietness to Barbara Blaum. I, Fred Conkel, will my intelligence to anyone who thinks it's worth having. I, Nancy Daily, will my levis to Connie Booth. I, Greta Davis, will my black hair to Lois Coalgrove. I, Keith Davis, will my ability to foul up in class to Joyce Lump. I, Donald Diamond, will my sideburns to Wayne Smithson. I, Jerry Dutcher, will my love for football to Johnny Martin. I, Fred Edlemann, will my sales ability to the Junior Class. I. Pauline Elliott, will my neatness to Patsy Johns. I, Ronnie Evans, will my love to gab to Paul Pollard. I, Frank Ferguson, will my wise cracks to some pop off . I, Rodney Fultz, will my nickname Schlitz to Ralph Stewart. I, Eleanor Gary, will the drinking fountain to Mr. Penniston. I, Ralph Guckenberger, will my three period school day to Danny Lawson. I, Sylvia Hibben, will my ability to get out of school to Claire Dixon. I, Elouise Kitchen, will my ability to keep boys to my sister, Phyllis. 20 Will i ni'J I, Ina Lawson, will my good times in Old Waverly High to the Seniors of 54 I, Ruby Looney, will my ability to get A's to my sister, Betty. I, Dale McCoy, will my nickname, Minnie , to my brother, Bobby. I, Tom McFerren, will my short hair cuts to Joe Heible. I, Gary Marhoover, will my pitching ability to Wimpy Fred- ericks. I, Jerry Miller, will my thick-wavy hair to Mr. Arnett. I, Janet Moats, will my way with the boys to Wilma Echard. I, Fred Moore, will my love of sleep to anyone who takes physics. I, Virginia Newton, as I have no further use for them, will the Circleville boys to Clara Wittaker. I, Lola Mae Noel, will my ability to be late to E. Ann Johnson. I, August Oyer, will my love for skipping school to Pat Gibson. I, Nancy Redman, will my patience with the teachers to Susan. I, Alan Rhoads, will my love for ladies to Gary Whaley. I, Patty Schauseil, will my ability to get my lessons during registration to Ruth Ann Griffith. I, Marva Smith, will my ability to get my shorthand to Dolores Strickland. I, Betty Snyder, will my ability to manage my spare time to Betty Jordan. I, Leticia Stevens, along with the rest will just leave. I, William Stubbs, will my ability to win bets to Larry Smith. I, James Tackett, will my slow movements to Jo Alice Patrick. I, Viola Trent, will my sweet disposition to the faculty. I, Virginia Ward, will my steadiness to Beverly Phall. I, Joe Wittkugle, will my deadpan expression to Frank Bennett. I, Thelma Woods, will Secretarial Practice to Mr. McConnaughey. I, Violet Woods, will the school building to the A. E. C. I, Reva Boylan, will my seat in economics class to Ronnie Annis. We, Linda Blaum, Jean Bauer, Sondra Smith, and Madalyn Keechle—varsity cheerleaders—will our love of cheer-leading to all the future cheerleaders of Waverly High. We do hereby appoint Miss Vallery and Mr. Teichert as executors of this, our last will and testament. Signed, sealed, and declared by aforesaid class, for the will and testament of the Senior Class of 1953 in the presence of us who at their request, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. 21 Mrs. Freshour Mr. Caldwell IV underclassmen 22 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gary Whaley Vice President; Joyce Jameson Secretary; Claire Dixon Treasurer; Eddie Smithson President JUNIOR HI-LITE STAFF GROUP ONE: Patsy McCauley, Maxine Mustard, Joyce Jameson. Mary Ellen Leffler, Betty Jordan, Erma Jean Cisco, Dorothy Cisco, Joyce Lump. GROUP TWO: Claire Dixon, Jimmy Butler, Wilma Beekman, Sammy Cool. GROUP THREE: Connie Booth, Mary Ann Flesher, Shottie Schauseil, Tom Griffith. Wimpy Fredricks, E. Ann Johnson. David Roberts, Gary Whaley. ADVISOR: Mrs. Freshour. ROW ONE: Dorothy Cisco, Jane Ferguson, Donna Lump. Erma Jean Cisco, Mary Leffler. Betty Jordan. Carol Barker, Joyce Jameson. ROW TWO: Lucille Kelley, Claire Dixon, Bob McCoy, E. Ann Johnson. Shirley Shopshire. Norma Jean Smith. Bill Klinker, Dean Overman, Shotty Schauseil. STANDING: Tom Griffith. David Roberts. Frank Bennet, John Martin. Kenneth Snyder, Gary Whaley, Kerri Vance, John Chandler, Eddie Smithson, Jimmy Butler. JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONE: Paul Pollard. Shelby Sharp. Ruth Bandy. Irene Leatherwood, John Bloomfield, Reva Prater, Naomi Kemper, Dolores Strickland, Ralph Stewart. ROW TWO: Clara Whittaker, Wilma Beekman, Maxine Mustard, Sara Loel, Helen Leeth, Charles Newton, Joe Heibel, Tommy Joe Martin. Bobby Haubeil. STANDING: Patsy McCauley. Connie Booth, Mary Fleaser, Sam Cool, Charles Helman, Frank West, Frank Coalgrove. Albert Frederick. Bobby Harbin. NOT IN PICTURE: J. C. Lauder, Scotty Owens, Donald Patrick, Bob Crabtree. 23 ROW ONE: Betty Snively. lean Hickman, Betty Martin, ChaTlott Woods, Helen Thatcher, Ruth Anne Prator, Paul Kemper. ROW TWO: Avenell Stulley, Patsy Johns. Sarah Waugh. Juanita Havens. Wilma Mathews. Ethel Ann Oyer, Nancy Landrum. Roy Preston. Verlin Kritawiser. ROW THREE: Elda Woods, Lois Tolle, Betty Looney, Patsy Snyder, Francis Jarvis, Roy Spradlin, Harry Workman. Larry Smith. ROW FOUR: Shirley Sheets. Robert Saintclair, Junior Stephens, Charles Stevens. Tommy Redman, Gene James. SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE: Hilda Butler, Diane Douglass, Lucy Bandy, Barbara Blaum, Barbara Burdett, Alice Ferguson. Molly Crabtree. Susi Leever. ROW TWO: Beverly Pfahl, Margaret Conley. Lois Cole-grove, Marlin Dixon, Mary Dyke, Adiline Cutler, Shelba Davis. Margaret Rader, Donna Armstrong. ROW THREE: Golda Mae Conley. Sylvia Colley, Wayne Smithson, Jean Arnett. Esther 24 Burkett, Donnie Annis, Frank Conkel, Eddie Crabtree. ROW FOUR: Jackie Jameson, Ronald Annis, Fred Forman, Jim Schauseil, David Boyer, Woody Anderson. ROW ONE: Betty Boggs. Sherman Henry. Gladys Colburn, Bonnie Brownfield. David Brown, Eunice Crabtree, Bobbie Hickman, Eugene Branham, Terry Klinker, Clay Sheets. ROW TWO: Janice Eblin, Wilma Dawson, Joann Diddle. Joyce Haubeil. Patty Cutler, Wilma Echard, Edith Damron, Charles Pinkerman, John Boyer, Jack Rider, Ronald Boggs. ROW THREE: Virgil Havens. Jenean Holsinger, Ruthie Griffith. Bob Elliott. Thelma Hopkins. Ruthie Hankins. Roberta De Witt. Lowell Anderson. Bucky Downing. ROW FOUR: Jack Worthen, Delores Colburn. Pat Duncan, Marvin Fairchild, Bob Holsinger. Tom Bandy, Charlene Jarvis. FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: Dorothy Kuhij, Deanna Sheets. June Lipsey. Judy Zickafoose. Wanda Thompson. Kathryn Snyder. Violet Pennington. Betty Jo Stulley, Jo Alice Patrick, Betty Lou Hall. Bonnie Kritz-wiser. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Patterson. Susan Redman, Majel Willis, Wilma Leffler, Judy Sue Ward. Phyllis Kitchen, Carolyn Tewksbury, Jessie Pennington. Shirley Matthews. ROW THREE: Willard Haris, Helen Pfeifer, Virbil Jean Newman. Mary Jane Teichort. Joyce Reed. Joyce Hiebil. Mary Jane McCoy. Alberta Matthews. Norman Ward, Sonny Walters, Billy Owens, Larry Wonder-ieigh. ROW FOUR: James Seagraves. Gene Johnson. Steve Hartmus. Wintfork Virgin. Betty Lou Lytle, Ermalene Matthews. Douglas Fairchild, Dennis Tolle. ROW FIVE: Jerry Knight. Dan Lawson. Emmett Stapleton, Willard Matthews. THOSE NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Andre, Harold Beasley. Franklin Brewster, Marty Martin, Clara Belle Carey. Avanelle Emrich, Mary Ross. ROW ONE: Priscilla Tewksbury. Mary Ann Wortman. Jean Rapp, Louise Leatherwood. Jimmy Johns, Ray Mounts. Mack Stewart. Margaret Oyer, Patricia Gibson, Janet Newton, Phyllis Wood, Keith Gillam. ROW TWO: Betty Tainer, Wilma Keaton, Carol Isom, Jerry Wonderleigh, Donald Zickafoose, Randy Harrison, Darlene McCumber, Doris Patterson, Marrian Robertston. James Ward. ROW THREE: Shirley Streightenberger. Imogene Slauss, Geneva Rogers. Franklin Stubbs. Steve Tacket, Bobby Sutton, LLoyd Rose, Donald Murray, Donald Perkins. Bob Petit. EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: David Shrader. Carol Ridgley, Judy Brownfield. Susan Smith, Walter Burket. Carol Harrison, Craig Critchfield, Cecilia Hoffman, Danny Cuckler. Gordon Overman, Joyce Haynes. ROW TWO: David Crabtree. Edith Oyer, Joyce Ann Armbruster, Minnie Me Coy, Judy Henkel, Becky Heibel. Francis Comer, Eddie Blaum, Marilyn Elliott. ROW THREE: Janet Pfeifer. Charles 26 McKimmy. David Butler, Darrel Colegrove, Judy George. Patricia Oyer. Barbara Kritzwiser. Patricia Johnson, Geneaive Marbury, Geneva Deacon, Jack Snyder. ROW ONE: Dick Bauer, Johnny Ferguson. Cecil Murray, Danny Bruster, Loretta Klinker, Patty Kuhn, Georgia Keaton, Herman Demit. Frank Bandy, Barry Downing, Nevan Hankins. ROW TWO: David Moats, Roger Cole, Harvey Demit, Johnny Caldwell, Patty Coatney, Juanita Cuckler, Golda Huddleson, Fleta Brownfield, Alta Mae Stully, Phyllis Hankins. Jerry Annis. ROW THREE: Pat Gibson, Ronald Barker, Gibby Breithenback, Charles Estep, Paul Jordan, Barbara Hibben, Paul Bell, Rose Claytor, Linda Annis, Jane Bandy. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: Delia Wright, Patty Mathrews, Becky Wittkuale, Ray Russell. Wayne Burdett, Mitchell Timmons, Dean Massie, Sondra Massie.Calvin Stulley, Jimmy Lipsey, Leo Pendleton. ROW TWO: Mary Pennington, Donald Petit, Virginia Steele. Russell Mathrews,Lucy Trent, Kathryn Lewis. David Massie, Margorie Robinson. Garry Walters, Mack Wright. ROW THREE: Mary Walters, Henryette Raderfi Mary Kay Landrum, Mary Thacker, Cora Thacker, Gene Stouder, Andy Ward, Robert Patrick, Marlin Zickafoose. mmmanj m. o. SCOTT Mr. Scott, principal of Waverly Grade School, is known not only for his teaching ability, but also for his success in handling the daily problems which arise. His rare combination of friendliness and discipline is liked by the pupils, teachers, and school patrons. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Yahrahaus, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Edle-mann. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Haynes. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. McConkey, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Bevens, Mrs. Kennard, Mrs. Oyer, Mrs. Heible. ROW ONE: Tommy Shopshire, Billie Overman. Paul Thompson. Dennis Newfarth. James Ratliff. Elmer Workman. ROW TWO: Marjorie Sautter, Janice Wilson, Jean Ridgley, Hazel Stulley. Ida Pennington. Rebecca Patrick, Kittie Vulgamore. ROW THREE: Patty Simonton, Susan Patterson, Sharon Smith, Linda Murray, Judy Rose, Erma Rooker, Geneva Seeling. Mr. M. O. Scott. ROW FOUR: Clarence Sutton, Roger Robinson, Tommy Oyer, Mulford Lewis, Martha Reed. James Dewitt, Mary Roland. ROW FIVE: Merry Odle, Anita Estep. Darrell Bell. Donna Streitenberger, Ralph Nunley. ROW SIX: Mary Pettit, Darry Bland, Florence Stevens. Eugene Trent, Henry Ward, Donald Swinning. ROW SEVEN: Philip Newton. Virginia Radabaugh, Emogene Owens, Teddy Kitchen, Lois Hatcher. SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Douglas Endicott, Jimmy Isom, Larry Acord, Rogie Cuckler, John Comer, Jakie Dyke, Jimmy Heibel. ROW TWO: Martha Kuhner, Patty Kemper, Jimmie Crabtree, Mary Ann Bland, Nora Hatcher, Jacquelin Huddleston, Roger Bennett, Dickie Armstrong. ROW THREE: John Marbury, Sharon Fultz, Johnnie Mathews. Ruth Dyke. Bobby Cantrell, Betty Christman. ROW FOUR: Marvin Blazer, Jack Henkel, Everett Keaton, Sammy Bucy, Estel James, Opal Johnson. Zuella 29 Coalgrove, Mrs. Gertrude Kennard. ROW FIVE: Joan Jarvis, Charlotte Claytor, Jimmie Bowman, Larry Evans, Katherine Deacon, Betty Cook, Fannie Cook, Robert McConkey. ROW SIX: Buddy Eylar, Richard Burkitt, Merry Jo Eckels, Freda Gibson, Grace Fuffe, Shirley Leatherwood, Donna James. ROW ONE: Diana Mathews. Charlotte Rose, Ada Lewis, Barbara Ward, Frieda Oyer, Wanda Snyder. Karen Trber, Linda Mathews, Bertha Stulley, Lillian Pennington. ROW TWO: Mrs. Oyer, Maybelle Nunley, Betty Murray, Romella Zonner, Cathy Reed, Barbara Mathews. Tessie Noel. Dorothy Shuss. Dorothy Rowland. Ronnie Osborne, Jeffrey Leatherwood, Nancy Estep, Jean Russell. ROW THREE: Larry Nuller, Lewis Robinson, Marvin Stulley, Raymond Barch, Kenny Bandy, Jeff Way, Tommy Oyer, Wendell William, Donald Roe. Jack Smith, Lowell Stouder. Gary Estep. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: James M. Brown, Robert Breitenbach, Douglas Davis, Charles Estep, Rodger DeWitt, Larry Keaton. Nolan Mustard, Elwood Kuhn, Dickie Crabtree. ROW TWO: Kathryn Anderson, Judy Duncan, Cynthia Isom, Delores Blakeman, Robert Bauer, Charles Coatney, Carolyn Bennett, Carolyn Helman, Charlotte Knapp. Ann Bucy. ROW THREE: Patsy Christman, Elsie Brewster. Wanda Dotson. Rose Howard. Barbara Gibson, Cheryl Keechle, Betty Conkel. Kitty Foill, Hazel Jarvis. ROW FOUR: David Hocker, William Deacon, Ronald Holsinger, William Critchfield, Ronald Kitchen, Charles Gary, Lee Gilbert, Paul Bixler, Larry Helton, Jerry Chandler, Mrs. McConkey. THOSE ABSENT: David Helton, Jimmy Hoskins, Robert Howard. ROW ONE: John Thacker. Amos Scaggs, Dickie Jameson. Bobby Gilbert. Donald Barker. Charles Emory, Thurman, Grass, Gary Brownfield, Jimmy Call. ROW TWO: Norma Christman, Sharon Boyer, Jack Dyke, Fritz Dyke, Ronnie Campbell, Jo Ann Dyke, Carolyn Acord, Frankie Daily, Ina Cantrell, Buddy Christman. ROW THREE: Jerry Colegrove, Susan Heibel, Linda Getz, Pat White, Wanda Carpenter, Sunny Endicott, Janice Gee, Minnie Emrich, Shirley Bell, Lulubelle Harrison. ROW FOUR: Andy Hocker, Harold Gee, Charles Tyffe, Dale Cline. Roger Kitchen. Darrell Dyke, Buddy Davis, Steve Cutler, Butch Haubeil, Dean Blythe. ABSENT: Roger Black, Paul Cisco, Martha Claytor, Barbara Collier, Martha Tyffe, Morris Eblin. FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Warren Smith, Marvin Leffler, James Rowland, Lonnie Murray, Sidney Keechle, Donald Simonton. Jerry Watters, Paul Roberts, Billy Whitaker. ROW TWO: Kathy Patterson, Sharon Walters, Janet Ward, Shirley Kimper, Juanita Rose, Norma Stulley. Donna Kay Whaley. Bonnie Workman, Rita Oyer, Margaret Rowland. ROW THREE: Gladys Stevins. Levonda Snively. jaince Lewksbury. Phyllis Stevins, Mary Sue Prater, Ruth Moats. Vicke Vallery, Sharon Weinrich, Joyce Massey, Mrs. Heibel. ROW FOUR: Gary Vulgamore, Fred Oyer. Billy Lewis, Wayne Massey, Danny Robinson, Orland Snider, Gary Timmons, Robert Schmitt, Larry Watters, Dennis Pettit, L. T. Ward. NOT IN PICTURE: Helen Russel. Ralph Robertson, Ronald Rose. Jerry Trent, Willie Hoskins, Larwence Roe. ROW ONE: Rondle Conley, Lamar Emory, W. H. Acord, Forest Blakeman, Charles Davis. Steven Johnson, Darrell Brown, George Helton, Paul Conkel, Douglas Crabtree, Kenneth Estep. ROW TWO: Sitting, Linda Fisher, Shirley Gilliam, Lovina Dement. Carole Sue Dewey, Sherrill Boydston. Helene Cooper, Connie Dotson. Sandra Arnett, Phyllis Crabtree, Mary Lee Bauer, Roslyn Bell. ROW THREE: Standing, Karen Foreman, Jean Haubeil, Donna Brownfield. Judy Haynes, Beulah Gilbert, June Holsinger, Carol Cucklei. Charlene Knapo, Jonie Keiser, Sharon Emrich, Nancy Dixon, Betty Branum, Jean Kroth. ROW FOUR: Terry Drennen, Leroy Deacon, Tommy Brown, Harvey Kroth, Ralph Conley, Joe Anderson, Eugene Dotson, Donald Kuhn, Bobby Creech. Bobby Blythe, Orville Howard, Eugene Hatfield, Woodrow Garrison. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Anna McDade, Carolyn Massie, David Lofland, Gary Patrick, Vincent Patterson, Frances Ward, Elaine Redman. Kay McCloy, Charlotte Vollmer, Paul Massie. ROW TWO: Roger McCloy, George Ridgley, Mickey Stahler, Dottie Walters, Terry McCoy, Jimmy Steele, Kenneth Rodgers, Charles DeWitt, Cecil Roe, Larry Reed, Barbara Russell. Emma Ratliff, Blanche Stulley, Frances Roarh. ROW THREE: Josephine Howard, Joyce Osborn. Geraldine Souders, Kenny Brownfield, Sandra Simpson, Barbara Rose, Larry Massie, Donald Mustard, Sara Tackett, Jimmy Minor, Elsie Dikis, Cheryl Zonner, Geraldine Marbury, Larry Robertson. ROW FOUR: Ray Thacker, Donald Nunley. Charles Stevens, Freddie Robinson, Alfred Richmond, Larry Oyer, Roger Stouder, Bill Weinrich. NOT IN PICTURE: Susan Laymaster, Louise Satterfield. Mrs. Clark. ROW ONE: Reeda Robertson, Billy Souder, Diana Payne. Carolyn Wright, Sharma Ware, Jane Newton, George Reed, Gary Lee Robertson, Clyde Rose, Billy Smith, Harriet Stulley. ROW TWO. Earl Russel. Jesse Ratliff. Johnny Ward, Steve Oyer. Kay Oyer, Shirley Mathews. Linda Rada-baugh, Karen Pettit, Becky Vallery, Edgar Stanley, Charlotte Schleue, Joseph Overman. Kay Walters. ROW THREE: Mrs. Ward. Scarlet Williams. Charles Sutton, Donald Trent, Dallas Trent, Michael Rogers, Gary Lee Sutton, Kenny Young, Earnest Ward, Walter Nichols. Robert Murray. Neal McCreary, Steve Way, Johnny Slauss, Paul Vulgamore, Winifred Owens. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Richard Henkle, Orland Dement. Garry Massie, Linda Lump. Martha James. Diana Bauer, John Call, Mary Cline. Barbara Leffler, Larry Blaum, Vickie James. ROW TWO: Bonnie Keaton, Roger McCoy. Diana Landers. Margaret Claytor, Josephine Gibson, Irene Gibson, Gary Kitchen, Starr Hawhee, Billy James, Dale Conkel, Dan Conkel. Douglas Cruse. ROW THREE: Gordon Bevens, Tommy McConkey. Doris Dikis. Janet Brownfield. Phyllis Estep. Lee Donnelly. Martha Christman. Charles Estep. Jimmy Massie, K. Ann Haynes. NOT IN PICTURE: Jean Lump. Paul Bryant. Timmy Knight, Kathryn Claytor. Brent Black. ROW ONE: Julia Smith, Mary Margaret Roberts Lerry Shopshire, Janice Rowland, Brenda Wallace, Charles Williams, Tommy Reed, Lawrence Sullivan, Marvin Wright, Stevie Rapp, Linda Wright. ROW TWO: Mrs. Edelmann Billy Tetrick, Lloyd Stulley, Linda Schmitt, Elizabeth Thacker, Joyce Sutton, Wayne Ratliff, Richard Wright, Sammy Rose, Lula Stevens, Andy Slagle. ROW THREE: Thurman Sluss, Jimmy Vollmer, Helen Rose, Lita Lou Shrader, Karen Schmitt, Blanch Ward, Nancy Trent, Wilma Rose, Joyce Radabaugh, Candy Pyle. Emma Laura Young. NOT IN PICTURE: Betsy Ross, James Stevens. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Tommy Hall, Barbara Hamilton, Dickie Payne, Danny Pettit, Norman Gilliam, Janet Mustard, Donna Miller, Ishmiel Mathews, Kenny Kuhn. Dwight Massie, Phyllis Isom. ROW TWO: Barbara Jo Howard, Jimmy Owens, Bobby Thompson, Shirley Lewis, Darlene Helton, Raymond Preston, Imogean Preston, Bill Pennington, Mary Ellen McFarland, Paul Nunley. Gary Mustard. ROW THREE: Gwendolyn Grass, Nancy Johnson, Robin Hawhee, Paulette Keiser, Linda Murray, 34 Tony Hummel, Wendy Hocker, Bobby Lee Master, Alma Lee, Clarence McCoy, Opal Brown. THOSE NOT IN PICTURE: Janet Brownfield, Frances Sibole, Sue Styer. ROW ONE: Gregory Barch, Larry Fyffe, Connie Cline, Virginia Christman, Mary Deacon, Ronnie Cruse, Larry Boydston, Patsy Crabtree, Janie Campbell, Janet Endicott, Elaine Miller, Diane Branum. ROW TWO: Mrs. Yahraus, Eugene Deacon, Wayne Barnett, Johnny Finney, John Cornell, Bonnie Sue Butler, Gloria Bucy, Kenny Cuckler, Marguerite Brewster, Larry Bolles, Wayne Cook- ROW THREE: Martin Dikis, Linda Nichols, James Gilbert, Jimmy Dixon, Gloria Gee, Bobby Bixler, Loretta Cantrell, Danny Barker, Jimmy Casteel. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Gibson, Dean Cutler, Jerry Cochran. Martha Bland. GRADE SNAPS 35 TONETTES ROW ONE: Gary Joe Vulgamore, Shirley Kemper, Danny Robinson. Norma Jeane Stully, Fred Oyer, Juanita Rose, Katht Patterson. ROW TWO: Vickie Vallery, Gladys Stephens. Levonda Snivily. Sharon Weinrich, Mary Sue Prater, Ruth Moats, Donna K. Whaley. ROW THREE: Warren Smith, Billy Whitaker. Paul Roberts. Sidney Keechle, Jr. Robinson, Orland Snyder, Donald Simonton. TONETTES ROW ONE: Dick Jameson, Morris Eblin, Susan Heibel. Sharon Bayer, Jimmy Call, Frankie Daily, Carolyn Acord. ROW TWO: Steve Cutler. Ronnie Kitchen. Charles Emory. Dale Cline, Jerry Colegrove. Buddy Davis. ROW THREE: Linda Getz. Pat White BAND ROW ONE; Left to Right; Jo Alice Patrick, Hilda Butler, Betty Martin. ROW TWO: Hoffman, Janet Moats, Joyce Heibel, Marjorie Robinson, Joyce Haynes, Judy Sue V Oyer, Dean Overman. ROW THREE Henryette Rader, Judy George, Mary K. Land Tom McFerren, Carol Ridgley, Linda Blaum, David Shrader, Johnny Boyer, Gordo; Roberts, Wayne Burditt, Jacky Jameson, Susie Smith, Molly Crabtree, Joyce Lumj Jimmy Butler, Fred Edlemann. ROW FIVE: Jim Schauseil, Barbara Burditt, David Boy Helen Pfeifer, Janet Pfeifer, Wayne Smithson, Shotty Schauseil, Charles Helman BAND 1 TWO: Mary Jane Teichert, Joann Diddle, June Lipsey, Joyce Armbruster, Cecilia { Sue Ward, Edith Oyer, Margaret Rader, Sondra Smith, Nancy Landrum, Ethel K. Landrum, Jane Stouder, E. Ann Johnson, Patty Schauseil, Joyce Lee Jameson. Gordon Overman, Mr. Shelby (director). ROW FOUR: Johnny Baughn, David ;e Lump, Patricia Oyer, Patsy Johns, Verlin Kritzwiser, Barbara Oyer, Larry Smith, vid Boyer, Marilyn Dixon, Tommy Joe Martin, Ralph Stewart, Diane Douglas, del man. VI music MR. SHELBY AND MR. SHRADER. OUR DIRECTORS The school and community are well aware of the attainments of the work produced by the music department and the honors which it has received. By their work ye shall know them. Matthew 7:20 SOLO CONTESTANTS ROW ONE: Ethel Ann Oyer. Nancy Landrum. Margaret Rader. Sondra Smith. ROW TWO: Judy George, Edith Oyer. MAJORETTES Jo Alice Patrick, Hilda Butler, Betty Martin. JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE: Henryetta Rader, Judy Duncan, Linda Murry, Jean Ridgely. Betty Murray, Cecilia Hoffman, Joyce Haynes. Joyce Armbruster. Edith Oyer, Marjorie Robinson, Tessie Noel, Marjorie Sautter, Martha Kuhner, Betty Conkel, Carolyn Helman, Janet Pfeifer. Larry Keaton. ROW TWO: Doug Davis. Louis Robinson, Roger Benett, Larry Evans, Kenneth Bandy, David Shrader, Buddy Eyler, Gordon Overman, Gene Stouder, Patricia Oyer, Judy George. Mary K. Landrum, Fanny Cook. Zuella Colegrove, Billy Overman. Karen Treber. Roger Robinson. ROW THREE: Cheryl Keechel, Hazel Jarvis, Jack Henkel, Dennis Neufarth, Wayne Burdett. Jack Snyder. Bob McConkey, Merry Odel, Gary Estep. Barbara Oyer, Susie Smith. Carol Ridgely. GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Lois Coalgrove, Madalyn Keechle. Sondra Smith. Ruth Bandy. Jean Bauer. Sylvia Hibbens. Sara Waugh, Ella Ferguson. Betty Snyder, Lola Mae Noel, Mary Ross. Jo Ann Diddle. Majel Willis. Wanda Thompson. Judy Zickafoose. ROW TWO: Doris Kennard. Shirley Sheets. Shelby Sharp, Nancy Redman, Margaret Rader, Delores Colburn, Ruth Ann Prater. Janis Elbin Elouise Kitchen, Patty Coon, Betty Kritswizer, Jeneva Holsinger. Marva Smith, Wilma Leffler. ROW THREE: Virginia Ward, Eleanor Gary, Ethel Ann Oyer, Erna Arnett. Rosemary Evans. Shelby Davis. Wilma Echard, Wilma Dawson, Helen Hatcher. Charlene Jarvis. Martha Colburn. Viola Trent. ROW FOUR: Ruby Looney, Nancy Landrum. Helen Leeth, Jean Arnett, Mary Dyke, Lucille Kelly. Ruth Ann Griffith. Joyce Heibel. ROW FIVE: Donna Booth, Patty Schauseil. Susan Redman. Verbel Newman. Adaline Cuckler, Joyce Reed, Mary Jane Teichert. Mary Ann Patterson. SENIOR ENSEMBLE Erna Arnett, Sylvia Hibbins. Jean Bauer. Sondra Smith, Donna Booth. Madalyn Keechle, Linda 39 Blaum, Ruthie Bandy, Patty Schauseil. Betty Snyder. Nancy Redman. Virginia Ward. Lola Mae Noel, Elouise Kitchen. JUNIOR ENSEMBLE Shirley Shopshire. Donna Lump. Joyce Jameson. Ella Ferguson. Connie Booth, Norma Jean Smith. Joyce Lump. Naomi Kemper, Delores Strickland. E. Ann Johnson, Mary Ann Fletcher, Betty Jordan. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE ROW ONE: Judy Ward, Alice Ferguson. Shirley Sheets, Hilda Butler, Lois Coalgrove, Beverly Pfahl. Diane Douglas, Betty Martin. ROW TWO: Barbara Blaum. Patsy Johns. Betty Looney. Ethel Anne Oyer, Nancy Landrum. Margaret Raider, Joyce Heibel, Lucy Bandy. ROW THREE: Dorothy Kuhn, Jean Newman, Mary Jane Teichert. Susan Redman, Ruth Ann Griffith. Wilma Echard, Janice Elbin, Susie Leever. BOYS CHORUS Emmit Stapleton. Tom Redman. Ronnie Evans. Sonny Walters, David Boyer, Pat Duncan, Bill Owens, Frank Ferguson. Frank Bennett, Norman James, Eddie Smithson, Jerry Dutcher. PEP BAND AND CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS; Left to Right: Mary Ann Patterson. Linda Blaura, Phyliss Kitchen. Madalyn Keechle, Sondra Smith, Jean Bauer. PEP BAND; Left to Right: Fred Edelmann, Ethel Ann Oyer, Tommy Martin. Shotty Schauseil. Ralph Stewart, Nancy Landrum. Johnny Baughn. ft; ? A' ■ if. VS • _ • !. . •; f r tyf i dc ' fif { • 5'®’ :'k.'?•■■• •$• -'Y, v- £•- V'ti MR. HAWHEE AND MR. ARNETT. OUR COACHES This year, as in other years. Waverly is proud of the two men who have coached their football, basketball, and baseball teams. Their ability and personality merits the respect both at home and abroad. FOOTBALL RESULTS OPPONENT WE THEY S. O. C. REVIEW: 7 6 REGULAR SEASON: New Boston 7 7 South Point 52 0 Ashland J. V 52 19 Washington 19 6 Notre Dame 44 0 Portsmouth East 7 19' 47 0 Wheelersburg 37 6 BASKETBALL RESULTS OPPONENT WE THEY 90 49 Washington 59 53 Western 76 37 Wakefield 62 39 Beaver 82 58 Stockfield 74 53 Notre Dame 71 39 Piketon 77 73 Washington C. H 59 71 Jackson 87 67 Minford 81 80 Stockdale Beaver Portsmouth East Western New Boston Wakefield Chesapeake Piketon Wheelersburg COUNTY TOURNAMENT OPPONENT WE THEY Western .................. 94 53 Stockdale 75 60 Piketon .................. 74 59 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT OPPONENT WE THEY Fairland ................. 70 59 Rock Hill 85 54 Kingston 55 47 Bainbridge 65 44 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT OPPONENT WE THEY Philo .................... 64 71 69 .......... 81 34 60 ............ 56 91 59 74 65 78 40 63 45 75 64 58 64 43 r T I AUGUST OYER EARL KNIGHT KEITH DAVIS JERRY DUTCHER RONNIE EVANS JACK JAMESON SHOTTY SCHOUSIEL BILLY OWENS WIMPY FREDERICK DON ANNIS RONNIE ANNIS FRANK BENNET DOUG FAIRCHILD MARVIN FAIRCHILD VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Linda Blaum, Madalyn Keechle, Sondra Smith, Jean Bauer. During the four years In which these girls have served as varsity and reserve cheerleaders, they have illustrated their fine sportsmanship and contagious enthusiasm. 46 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Mary Ann Patterson, Phyllis Kitchen, Judy Ward,Susi Redman. VARSITY SITTING: Tom Martin, Manager. ROW ONE: A1 Rhoads, Jim Schauseil, Johnny Baughn, Fred Edel-man, Jerry Dutcher, Wayne Smithson. ROW TWO: Eld Smithson, Charles Helman, Elarl Knight, Fred Moore, Scotty Owens. BASKETBALL This basketball season with a record of 24 wins and 2 losses has been the most successful in the history of the Waverly teams. With unusually good varsity players and dependable substitutes, Waverly tied for first place in the S. O. C. League. In addition to winning the County and District tournaments, the Tigers went to Athens to play in the Regional tournament. Moreover, some of the players received individual awards. Ed Smithson and Fred Moore placed on the S. O. C. All-Star team. The Reserves, who won 16 games and lost 2, placed second in the S. O. C. League. Acquiring positions on the S. O. C. Reserve team were Wimpy Fredericks and Wayne Smithson. RESERVE 47 ROW ONE: Larry Smith. Wimpy Frederick, Verlin Kritzwiser, Jack Jameson, Tom Redman. ROW: TWO: Sonny Walters, Mgr. Billy Owens. Shotty Schauseil, Neil Cooper, Jim George. David Boyei. Ralph Stewart, Mgr. •Ill JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: Barry Downing. Denny Echles. David Crabtree. Charles McKimmey. Eddie Blaum, Donald Zickafoose. Mack Wright. Judy George. ROW TWO: Janet Pfeifer, Cecelia Hoffman, Marlin Zickafoose, Paul Jordan. Donald Perkins. David Butler. Gene Stouder. Jerry Betky. Darrel Colegrove. FOOTBALL TI ROW ONE: Coach Hawhee, Ronald Evans, Eddie Smithson, Frank Ferguson, Alan Oyer, Scotty Owens, Coach Arnett. ROW TWO: Donnie Annis, Tom Redman, Sonn Tom Griffith, Frank West, Frank Bennett, Shotty Schauseil, Dale McCoy. ROW THF Marvin Fairchild, Douglass Fairchild, David Brown, Billy Owens, Larry Smith. NO s ■ . DTBALL TEAM uson, Alan Rhoads, Earl Knight, Jerry Dutcher, John Martin, Keith Davis, August [man. Sonny Walters, Jack Jameson, Archie Patrick, Ronnie Annis, Jim Schauseil, ROW THREE: Charles Helman, Wayne Smithson, Wimpy Fredericks, Pat Duncan, Smith. NOT IN PICTURE: Bob Claytor. V M VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM With their exceptional ability, leadership, and cooperation, Co-captains Earl Knight and Fred Moore have led their basketball team to become both county and district champions. EARL KNIGHT Forward FRED MOORE Guard FRED EDELMANN Guard ED SMITHSON Center JERRY DUTCHER Guard AL RHOADS Guard SCOTTY OWENS Forward CHARLES HELMAN Center JOHNNY BAUGHN Forward 49 S. O. C. FOOTBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Johnny Martin, Earl Knight, August Oyer. ROW TWO: Alan Rhoads, Coach Hawhee, Keith Davis, Jerry Dutcher. DISTRICT BASKETBALL TEAM AND HONORARY MEMBERS ROW ONE: (Honorary Members) Jerry Dutcher and Fred Edelman. ROW TWO: (Team Members) Ed Smithson. Earl Knight. Fred Moore. BASEBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Frank Ferguson. Gary Marhoover, Jack Jameson. Joe Heibel, Wayne Smithson. Larry Smith. Verlin Kritzwiser. ROW TWO: Jim Schauseil. Charles Helman, Fred Moore. Ed Smithson. Jerry Dutcher. Wimpy Fredericks. TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: Sonny Walters. ROW TWO: Fred Edelman. Johnny Baughn. Scotty Owens, Shotty Schauseil, Archie Patrick. ROW THREE: Wimpy Fredericks, Ed Smithson. Johnny Martin. A1 51 Rhoads. Rodney Fultz. Frank West. ■ 1 mi activities Annual Staff EDITORS. ART EDITORS. AND SECRETARY LETT TO RIGHT: Janet Moats. Ruby Looney. Jerry Miller. Patty Schauseil, Linda Blaum. 52 BUSINESS MANAGERS Fred Moore. Miss Vallery, Johnny Baughn, Fred Edelmann, Ronald Evans. ANNUAL SALES Larry Smith, Lola Mae NoeL Virginia Newton, Frank Ferguson, Sondra Smith, Eleanor Gary, Doris Kennard, Elouise Kitchen, Diana Douglas. FEATURES Nancy Daily, Erna Arnett, Jean Bauer. Madalyn Keechle, Lavada Cisco, Martha Colburn. 53 ANNUAL STAFF ACTIVITIES: Leticia Stevens, Reva Boylan, Nancy Redman. Betty Snyder, Ruth Bandy, (At board) Tom McFerran, Virginia Ward. SENIOR HI-LITE STAFF ROW ONE: Lavada Cisco, Sondra Smith, Patty Schauseil, Linda Blaum, Jean Bauer, Nancy Redman. ROW TWO: Virginia Newton, Betty Snyder, Elouise Kitchen, Ruth Bandy, Sylvia Hibbins, 54 Martha Colburn. Ema Arnett, Donna Booth. ROW THREE: Lola Mae Noel. Fred Edelmann, Johnny Baughn, Virginia Ward, Elinor Gary, Doris Kennard. STANDING: Ronnie Evans, Ruby Looney, Leticia Stevens. Janet Moats. Jerry Miller, Fred Moore. DANCE COMMITTEE NOT IN ORDER: Ruthie Bandy, Patty Schauseil. Janet Moats. Nancy Redman, John Baughn. Jerry Miller. William Stubbs, Fred Moore. Betty Snyder. Fred Edelmann, Delano Beasley, Lola Mae Noel, Linda Blaum, Sondra Smith. Sylvia Hibben, Donna Booth. Rodney Fultz, Ruby Looney, Virginia Ward, Eleanor Gary. MAGAZINE SALES Fred Edlemann, Donna Booth, Sylvia Hibbens, Nancy Redman. Sondra Smith. Johnny Baughn. Ruby Looney. Eleanor Gary, Viola Trent, Jerry Miller, Fred Moore, Patty Schauseil, Linda Blaum. 55 D. A. R. TEST Viola Trent, Ruby Looney, Ema Arnett, Marva Smith, Doris Kennard, Mr. Caldwell. SCHOLASTIC TEST 50 Jerry Miller, Fred Moore, Sondra Smith, Jim Tackett, Ruby Looney, Erna Arnett. SCHOOL CfiLCnDAR SEPTEMBER 2— School started. 3— Books were issued. 5—Football preview. 11— Elected cheerleaders. 12— First football game. 15—First senior Hi-Lite. 19—First after game dance. 26— First month of school. 30— Mr. Bennet took group pictures. OCTOBER 1— Mr. Bennet took more pictures for annual. 2— Second Hi-Lite. 3— Magazine sales begin. 4— Quiet! Governor's conference. 5— Floats were being decorated. 9— Juniors got class rings. 10— Homecoming game. 11— Juniors elected class officers. 13— F. H. A. and F. F. A. Hayride. 17— Ohio History Tests. 24—NO SCHOOL! County Teacher's Meeting. 27— Senior pictures taken. 31— NO SCHOOL AGAIN! Southeastern Teacher's Meeting. NOVEMBER I— Poster contest started. 5—County F. H. A. Meeting. 9—Minstrel rehearsal. 10— 4-H Club Minstrel. 11— Armistice Day—No school. 13—Ohio Council of Churches. 15— All boys absent! First day of hunting season. 21—Third month of school. 26— School dismissed at 2:30, assembly program. 27- 28—Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 7— Eleventh anniversary of Pearl Harbor. 8— Got ads for annual. 9— Got proofs back. II— Mr. Caldwell was absent. 12—Our first chapel. 16— Sang Christmas carols. 18— Miss Vallery was absent. 19— Miss Vallery, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Teichert, and Mr. Dixon were absent. 23— Got pictures back. Christmas vacation started. 25—MERRY CHRISTMAS. JANUARY 1—Happy New Year. 4— First big snow. 5— Back to school—Semester test. 11— Jerry Miller undergoes appendectony. 12— Start economics today. 13— Scholarship eliminations. 14— Annual Staff Meeting. 19— THE GREAT MAGICIAN, FRANKLIN. 24— Tag Day. 30—Senior Scholarship test. FEBRUARY 3—Wonderful—pep session—Waverly vs. Piketon. 10-11—School closed—flu. 20— Wins county tournament 25— Fred and Ronnie get good-will patrons. 28— Waverly wins in sectional. MARCH 1— Big snow. 2— School out early. 3— Selected cover for annual. 9—Junior class play tryouts. 20—Seventh month of school—Every Pupil Tests. APRIL 2— School dismissed at 2:30—assembly program. 3— Easter vacation. 7— Senior class play tryouts. 9—Senior Field Day. 14—Sophomores order class rings. 17—Eighth Grade Test. 17—Junior Class Play One Wild Night 22—Receive Senior friendship cards. 29— Track meet. MAY 2—District Scholarship Tests. 8— Junior-Senior Banquet 17—Baccalaureate. 19—Senior class Play Mother Was a Freshman . 21 —Commencement. 22—School closes. 57 OHIO HISTORY TEST Gerry Whaley. E. Ann Johnson. Erma Cisco. Jerry Butler, Mr. Caldwell. Claire Dixon. Ema Arnett, Wilma Beekman. Ruby Looney. Fred Moore, Jerry Miller. David Roberts, James Tackett. Ed Smith-son, Connie Booth. Joyce Jameson. Janet Moats. Doris Kennard. LATIN 1 AND 2 RO N’ ONE: Margaret Rader. Ethel Ann Oyer, Joyce Heibel, Diane Douglas. Jessie Pennington. Erma Cisco, Judy Sue Ward, Mary Patterson. ROW TWO: Shirley Sheets. Mary Jane Teichert, 58 Margaret Conley, Wayne Smithson, Jim Schauseil, Robert Sinclair, Janice Elbin, Susan Redman, Jack Jameson, Larry Smith. F. F. A. ROW ONE: Ray Preston, Woodrow Anderson, Gary Marhoover, Clay Sheets. Sherman Henry. ROW TWO: Ronnie Annis, Jake Bandy, Kenneth Snyder, Eddie Crabtree, Donald Annis, Davy Brown. ROW THREE: Dale McCoy. Harry Workman, Delano Beasley, Roger Andre. ROW FOUR: Donald Brown, Donald Diamond, Charles Pinkerman, Frank Conkle, Lowell Anderson, Ray Spray-lin. Jack Worthen, Mitchell Ross. F. H. A. GROUP ONE ROW ONE: Norma Jean Smith, June Lipsey, Ella Jane Ferguson, Margaret Conley, Ruth Ann Prater, Reva Prater. Betty Snyder, Virginia Newton, Ruthie Bandy, Beverly Pfahl. Lucy Bandy, Marilyn Dixon. ROW TWO: Dorothy Cisco, Nancy Daily, Elouise Kitchen, Lola Mae Noel, Doris Kennard. Delorse Strickland, Molly Crabtree. Lois Colegrove, Helen Hatcher, Nancy Landrum. Avanelle Stulley, Donna Lump. ROW THREE: Eleanor Gary. Erna Arnett, Hilda Butler. Adaline Cuckler, Patsy Johns. Susi Leever, Madalyn Keechle, Sara Waugh. Mary Dyke. Shirley Sheets, Joyce Lump. Mary Ellen Leffler. Patsy McCaully. Betty Jordan. Shirley Shopshire, Mrs. Scott (Advisor). F. H. A. GROUP TWO ROW ONE: Joann Diddle, Betty Hall, Violet Pennington, Wanda Thompson. Jo Alice Patrick, Betty Stulley, Betty Martin. Irene Leatherwood. Kathryn Snyder, Judy Zickafoose, Jeanne Holsinger. ROW TWO: Charlene Jarvis, Wilma Dawson. Helen Pfeifer Cora Mathrews, Phylis Kitchen, Joyce Heibel, Wilma Echard, Wilma Leffler, Ruth Griffith, Mary Jane McCoy. ROW THREE: Erna Arnett, Rosemary Evans, Delores Colburn, Betty Looney, Golda Conley, Alice Ferguson. Carolyn Tewksberry, Ruby Looney, Thelma Hopkins, Clara Whitaker. Betty Lou Lytle, Jean Newman, Joyce Reed. Mrs. Erma McClurg (Student teacher). INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Molly Crabtree, Song Leader; Marilyn Dixon, Song Leader; Shirley Shopshire, Song Leader; Betty Jordan, News Reporter; Ruthie Bandy, Secretary; Ema Arnett, Vice-President; Betty Snyder, President; Ruby Looney, County President; Eleanor Gary, Treasurer; Nancy Landrum, Historian: Mary Ellen Leffler, Parliamentarian; Reva Prater, Song Leader. FHA YEAR BOOK AND SCRAP BOOK COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Wilma Echard, Jo Alice Patrick. ROW TWO: Molly Crabtree. Nancy Landrum, Judy Zickafoose, Ema Arnett, Jean Arnett, Lola Mae Noel. FRESHMAN HOME ECONOMICS SOPHOMORE HOME ECONOMICS JUNIOR-SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Patty Schauseil (Center—Queen) Ema Arnett, Susan Redman, Shirley Sheets, gg Joyce Lump. X personalties H o 68 Best Personalities Fred Edlemann and Betty Snyder Best Athletes Nancy Daily and Earl Knight JlJt f J Geo, I Grow Fast' Eddie Nancy Balance?? Now, Now. Girls Posing??? Mr. Fast We Three We're Happy My Pal 72 Christmas Spirit Sacking Popcorn Ye Old Soda Shoppe We Posed lust For You What A Group 1 Just Loafinq Okay. Who's First? Aren't We Cute? Who's Hidden? Prospective Cheerleaders Rollo crad ELouise Tom and Linda Bev . . . Dempsey . . . Janet Shotty and Helen Frank and Helen 74 Patriotic Dusters Watch It Boys—Dont Hit Verlin Walking the Halls Trying Out the Janitor's Job? What Are These? In the Good Old Summertime 75 76 Gab Session? Please Don't! Strong man Frank Here We Are! Just Patty Cute pal, Virginia Johnny and Freddie Strike up a pose. Sylvia! Don't Get Caught, Earl Brain Teasers Pat and Jim Dick Carman 77 XI honors SCHOLASTIC AUJARDS OHIO HISTORY TEST As a result of the Ohio History test given in Pike County, Waverly students received the three top scores. These students were Joyce Lee Jameson 90; Ruby Jean Looney 90; Erna Arnett 88. They were invited to spend the weekend at Ohio University and to participate in the District test given there in November. D. A. R. TEST Each year five Waverly girls are chosen to participate in the History, Government, and Citizenship Test sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. This year these girls were the followng: Ema Arnett, Doris Kennard, Ruby Looney, Marva Smith, and Viola Trent. SENIOR SCHOLASTIC TEST Of those who took part in the Senior Scholastic test given January 30, Waverly is proud to claim four of the following six students in Pike County who received scores in the upper 25 percent of the state: Melvin Vulgamore Piketon 216 Frederick Moore Waverly 202 Ema Arnett Waverly 193 Artie Farmer Piketon 192 Ruby Looney Waverly .... 183 Jerry Miller Waverly 182 MUSIC AWARDS The Waverly contestants in the Wilmington District Solo Contest held March 21 received the following high honors: Senior Division E. Ann Oyer, Piano II (Excellent) Ethelanne Oyer, Clarinet I (Superior) Clarinet Quartet .................................. I (Superior) Junior Division Edith Oyer, Flute I (Superior) Judy George, Trumpet I (Superior) F. H. A. Reva Prater, Eleanor Gary, Ruth Bandy, Shirley Shopshire, and Betty Jordan will receive the State Homemaker Degree at the State meeting of the Future Homemakers of America in Columbus April 24. 78 BASKETBALL The Waverly Cagers end the season with a colorful record. They met 14 champion teams, won 24 games and lost only 4. They were undefeated in the County League Tournament and won the District Tournament for the first time. They were then defeated by Philo in the Regional Tournament at Athens. Ohio. FOOTBALL Waverly's Gridiron Eleven made a very good showing in the Southern Ohio Conference. Six of Waverly's squad—Earl Knight. Alan Rhoads, Jerry Dutcher, John Martin, Keith Davis, and August Oyer—were named for the Southern Ohio Conference All-Star Team. The Tigers had an overall average of 30 points per game, and a season's total of 269 points as compared to their opponents' 63 points. They won seven of the nine games which they played, lost one, and tied one. Earl Knight, captain of Waverly's honor team, received honorable mention on the Ohio All-Star Class B Teams. MUSIC The Waverly High School Band, under the efficient direction and supervision of Mr. Frank Shelby, ranks high in State Music Competition. The band traveled to Wilmington. Ohio, Saturday. April 4, 1953 ta paticipate in the District contest oi District 14. Under high competition, the group returned home with a 1 (superior) rating. This qualified them to participate in the State Annual Contest in Class B-l. On April 18. 1953, they traveled to Westerville, Ohio, and were rated, under stiffer competition, a 2 rating (which is excellent). On March 28, 1953, those playing solos went to Wilmington to participate in the District Contest. Ethel Ann Oyer received a superior rating on a clarinet solo, Judy George received superior rating on a trumpet solo, Edith Oyer received superior rating on a flute solo, and E. Ann Johnson received excellent rating on a piano solo. Also a clarinet quartet, whose members were Ethel Ann Oyer, Nancy Landrum, Margaret Rader, and Sondra Smith, received a superior rating. SCHOLARSHIP TEAM ROW ONE: Nancy Lundrum, Ethel Oyer, Diane Douglas. Edith Damron, Erma Jean Cisco, Jack Jameson. Sondra Smith. Mr. Caldwell. ROW TWO: Helen Pfeifer, Alice Ferguson, Mary Ann Patterson, Joyce Lee Jameson, Claire Dixon. Erna Arnett. Connie Booth. ROW THREE: Margaret Conley, Janice Eblin, Mary Jane Teichert, Judy Ward, Ruby Looney, Betty Looney, James Tackett. ROW FOUR: Wayne Smithson, Larry Smith, Jimmy Butler. Fred Moore, Jim Schauseil. Gary ■ 80 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 PRESENTS MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN Tuesday, May 19, 8:15 P. M. (Produced by Special Permission of the Dramatic Publishing Co.) PROLOGUE ....................................................................... Linda Blaum MRS. ABIGAIL ABBOTT, an attractive widow ................................... Donna Booth SUSAN, her self-centered daughter ............................................ Erna Arnett MRS. MILLER, the pleasant housemother ........................................ Nancy Redman OTHER STUDENTS AT POINTER COLLEGE: SYLVIA, studious and sensible ........................................ Sondra Smith BUNNY, cute and naive ................................................ Lola Mae Noel HELEN, sophisticated, yet romantic ................................... Patty Schauseil CARRIE, artless and happy ............................................ Janet Moats CLARA, better than the Associated Press .............................. Lavada Cisco MARGE, too fond of sweets ............................................ Eleanor Gary BOBO, pleasant but conceited ......................................... Rodney Fultz JACK, Helen's ardent admirer ......................................... Fred Edelmann HOWIE. Bunny's boyfriend ............................................. Ronald Evans BILL, who likes Carrie ............................................... Don Diamond RED, Marge's blind date .............................................. Gary Marhoover DEAN GILLINGHAM, the conventional dean of Pointer College .................... Jerry Miller PROFESSOR MICHAELS, a handsome and popular Zoology instructor ................ Alan Baughn TIME: The present. Early fall. SYNOPSIS ACT I, Scene One: A corner of the living-room in Abigail Abbott's home. Scene Two: Green Hall Girl's dormitory at Pointer College. ACT II, the same. Early evening, several weeks later. ACT III, The same. Two hours later. PRODUCTION STAFF BOOK HOLDERS .............................................. Reva Boylan, Linda Blaum BUSINESS MANAGERS Fred Moore, Tom McFerren PUBLICITY ......... Madalyn Keechle, Jean Bauer, Betty Snyder, Pauline Elliott, Delano Beasley, Frank Ferguson SOUND ............................................................... Joe Wittkugle LIGHTS .............................................................. Dale McCoy CURTAIN ............................................................. Keith Davis MAKE-UP ................................ Sylvia Hibben. Elouise -Kitchen, Doris Kennard STAGE DECORATIONS ........... Ruth Bandy, Leticia Stevens. Virginia Ward, Ruby Looney, Virginia Newton CONSTRUCTION CREW ........... Earl Knight, William Branham, A1 Rhoads, Wiliam Stubbs Ralph Guckenberger. Jerry Dutcher, Don Brown, Fred Conkel, Jim Tackett USHERS Martha Colburn, Ina, Lawson, Marva Smith, Viola Trent, Thelma Woods, Violet Woods, Nancy Daily, Greta Davis, Edith Colley DIRECTOR .............................................................. Lenore Vallery THE JUNIOR CLASS of WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS ONE WILD NIGHT Friday, April 17. 1953, 8:15 P. M. Waverly High School Auditorium (Produced by Permission of Roe Peterson Company) RODNEY DODD, Healthy invalid ................................................. David Roberts HENRIETTA, Housekeeper .................................................. Mary Ann Fleser JODWILLOW, Butler .......................................................... Jimmy Butler AUNT MYRA OPAL DODD .......................................................... Claire Dixon CHARLOTTE ALLEN, Companion ................................................... Connie Booth DR. BELL, The family doctor ................................................... Tom Griffith NURSE TRENT .................................................................. Betty Jordan NED STEER WELL, A young hero .................................................. Tom Martin DORIS WINTHROP .......................................................... Erma Jean Cisco HAWKINS, A moving man ......................................................... Gary Whaley DICKENS, A moving man ......................................................... Bob McCoy MARIBELLE, Doris's roommate .................................................. Joyce Lump MRS. ROOLEY, President of Dexiter School ................................. E. Ann Johnson MRS. BASTOM, Public-spirited town's lady ...................................... Reva Prater JADE DARNELLI. A night club singer .................................... Dolores Strickland JAMES SCORPIO, Gangster ...................................................... Donald Patrick OFFICER BRAYDER, Policeman .................................................... John Martin PROLOGUE ............................................................... Wilma Beekman THE SCENE PLACE: The entire action of the play takes place in the home of Rodney Dodd. TIME: The present. ACT I: Morning. ACT II: The following morning, early. ACT III: Several hours later. PRODUCTION STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ......................................................... Ed Smithson PRODUCTION MANAGER ............................................ Joyce Jameson PROMPTERS Shelby Sharp, Shirley Shopshire LIGHTS Dean Overman SOUND ........................................................... Bill Klinker, Bob McCoy CURTAIN ......................................................... Carl Vance, John Chandler MAKE-UP Jane Ferguson. Dorothy Cisco PAGES ........................................................... Carol Barker, Helen Leeth USHERS Joan Bloomfield, Irene Leatherwood, Clara Whitaker, Dorothy Russell, Maxine Mustard. Franklin Colegrove. Joe Heibil. DIRECTOR ...................................................... Charles Shrader FURNITURE Courtesy of WAVERLY FURNITURE CO. BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM May 17th, 1953—8:00 P. M. High School Auditorium PROCESSIONAL ......................................................... High School Band INVOCATION ........................................................ Rev. Fred Mark MUSIC ....................................................... High School Girl's Choir For The Beauty of The Earth”—Kocher Bless This House”—Brabe SERMON ............................................................ Rev. Fred Mark MUSIC ........................................................ High School Girl's Choir Thy Glory Breaks Before Us”—Shure The Lord Bless You and Keep You”—Lutkin BENEDICTION ....................................................... Rev. Fred Mark Choral Amen—Lutkin CLASS ROLL Erna Margaret Arnett Paul Frederick Edelmann Janet Allene Moats Ruth Marcine Bandy Pauline Mae Elliott Joel Frederick Moore Jean Bauer Donald Eugene Evans Virginia Carol Newton Alan Lynn Baughn Franklin Ferguson Lola Mae Noel Karl Delano Beasley Rodney Fultz Nancy Marilyn Redman Linda Ellen Blaum Eleanor Mae Gary Alan David Rhoads Donna Lee Booth Ralph Guckenberger Patricia Ann Schauseil Reva Boylan Sylvia May Hibben Marva Ardella Smith William Edward Branham Madalyn Keechle Sandra Smith Donald R. Brown Doris Nell Kennard Betty Snyder Lavada Lucille Cisco Grace Elouise Kitchen Leticia Alice Stevens Martha Ann Colburn Earl Knight William Stubbs Edith Marian Colley Ina Larue Lawson James E. Tackett Fred Gordon Conkel Ruby Jean Looney Viola Mae Trent Nancy Carolyn Daily Dale McCoy Virginia K. Ward Greta Davis Harris Tom Leslie McFerren Joseph A. Wittkugle Keith W. Davis Gary Marhoover Thelma Woods Fred Donald Dicmond Jerry L. Miller Violet Woods Jerry Dutcher COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 21st, 1953—8:30 P. M. High School Auditorium PROCESSIONAL ...................................................... High School Band INVOCATION .................................................. Rev. Eli M. Mowry. D. D. FANTASY ON AMERICAN SAILING SONGS .............................................. Grundman High School Band ADDRESS OF WELCOME .......................................................... Ruby Looney PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT .....................................-........... Jerry Miller QUARTET FROM RIGOLETTE ............................................................ Verdi Ethelanne Oyer, Nancy Landrum. Margaret Rader, Sondra Smith CLASS ADDRESS ................................................ Dr. Charles H. Moffett Professor of History. Marshall College LITTLE NORWEGIAN SUITE ........................................................... Hansen High School Band PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ............................................ John R. Teichert PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS .............................................. J. E. Way VALEDICTORY ............................................................ Frederick Moore BENEDICTION ................................................. Rev. Eli M. Mowry, D. D. AULD LANG SYNE” ............................................... High School Band BOARD OF EDUCATION WU1 H. Acord. D. Stull Moore, Vice President George Dixon R. O. McFerren Orville. Oyer Marion H. Dixon. Clerk SeniOR ACTIVITIES Erna Arnett Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Class Play 3; Scholastic Test 4; D.A.R. Test 4; Ohio History 3.4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Officer 3. 4; Queen Attendant 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls Intramural 1. 2; FHA State Homemaker Degree 3; Magazine Sales 4; District tests 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. Ruthie Bandy Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Officer 3. 4; Float Committee 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Maga zine Sales 4; Sports 1. 2. 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Jean Bauer Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3; Intramural Sports 2. 3; FHA 1. 2; Float Committee 3; Glee Club 4. Ensemble 3. 4; Latin 2; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4; Play Committee 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. Alan Lynn Baughn Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3. 4; Ohio History 3; Dance Committee 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Delano Beasley Float Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; FFA 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Linda Blaum Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Play Committee 3; Dance Committee 4; Class Officer 3. 4; Float Committee 3. 4; Ensemble 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4; Magazine Sales 4; Prom Committee 3. Donna Lee Booth Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Play Committee 3. 4; Ohio History 3; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; Class Ring Committee 2; Float Committee 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3; District Tests 1. 2. Reva Boylan Glee Club 4; Ensemble 4; Annual Staff 4. Don Brown Class Play Committee 3; Float Committee 4; FFA 3. 4; Intramural Sports 3. 4. Lavada Cisco Annual Staff 4. Hi-Lite Staff 3. 4; Magazine Sales 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Float Committee 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; FHA 1. Martha Colburn Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 4; Magazine Sales 4. Play Committee 4; Glee Club 4; Class Play Committee 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; Baccalaureate Usher 3. Edith Colley Glee Club 1, 2. 3. Fred Conkel Intramural Sports 3. 4. Nancy Daily Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3; Magazine Sales 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3; Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4. Greta Davis Glee Club 1, 2. 3; Ensemble 3; FHA 1. 2; Latin Club 2; Prom Committee 3. Keith Davis Class Play 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4; Foot ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. Donald Diamond Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Float Committee 4; FFA 4; Latin Club 1. 2; District Test 1. Jerry Dutcher Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Boy's Chorus 4; Float Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Magazine Sales 4. Fred Edelmann Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4. Pauline Elliott Prom Committee 3; Class Play Committee 3. Ronald Evans District Tests 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Football 2, 4; Boy's Chorus 3, 4; Intramural Sports 3. 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Class Play 3; Ohio History Test 3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4. Frank Ferguson Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Magazine Sales 4; Float Committee 3. 4; Boy's Chorus 3. 4; Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4; Boy's Chorus 1. 2; Pep Club 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 3. 4; FFA 3. Rodney Fultz Intramural Sports 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Class Play Committee 4; Float Committee 4. Eleanor Gary Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Class Play 3; District Tests 2; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; Class Play Committee 4; Glee Club 4; Latin Club 2; FHA Officer 4. Sylvia Hibben Hi-Lite 4; Dance Committee 4; Ensemble 4; Glee Club 4; Magazine Sales 4; Float Committee 4. Madalyn Keechle Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales 4; Latin Club 1. 2; FHA 4; Glee Club 2. 3; Ensemble 4; Class Play Committee 3; Float Committee 3; Prom Committee 2. 3; Intramural Sports 2. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Doris Kennard FHA 1, 2. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales 4; Ohio History Test 3. 4; D. A. R. Test 4; Prom Committee 3. Elouise Kitchen Annual Staff 4. Hi-Lite 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 4; Glee Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play Committee 3; Float Committee 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Earl Knight Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. Ina Lawson Intramural Sports 2; Play Committee 3; FHA 1. 2. 4. Ruby Looney Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Scholastic Test 4. D. A. R. Test 4; Ohio History 3 4; Dance Com mittee 4: Magazine Sales 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3; Class Ring Committee 2 Glee Club 4: District Tests 1. 2. 3: FHA Officer 3. Gary Marhoover Hi-Lite 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2; FFA 3. 4. Pep Club 3. 8 2 seniOR activitigs Dal© McCoy Football 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 3. 4. Tom McFerran Annual Staff 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Play 3; Basketball 1. 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Magazine Sales 4; Class Officer 3. 4; Class Ring Committee 2; FFA 2. 3; Latin Club 1; Prom Committee 3. Jerry Miller Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Band 1; Class Play 3; Scholarship Test 4; Ohio History 3. 4; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; District Test 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. Frederick Moore Annual Staff 4; Hi-Llte 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Senior Scholastic Test 4; District Tests 1, 2, 3. 4; Ohio History Test 3. 4; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; Class Ring Committee 2; Class Officer 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Intramural Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Janet Moats FHA 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Ohio History 3, 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; Class Officer 4; Float Committee 4; Annual Staff 4. Virginia Newton Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3, 4; Magazine Sales 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2, 3. Lola Mae Noel Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Class Play; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 4; Ensemble 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2. 3. Nancy Redman „ Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3. 4; Class Play 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; FHA 1. 2; Play Committee 4; rloat Committee 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Ensemble 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. A1 Rhoads Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; Magazine Sales 4; Hi-Lites 4. Patty Schauseil Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Hi-Lite 3, 4, Queen 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Magazine Sales 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Dance Committee. Marva Smith Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Latin 2; Magazine Sales 4: Hi-Lite Sales 3, 4; D. A. R. Test 4; Class Play 3. Sondra Smith Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Play 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ Intramural 2, 3. 4; Scholarship Test 4; District Tests 1, 2; Dance Committee 4. Magazine Sales 4; Class ring Committee 2; Glee Club 3. 4; Ensemble 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Belly Snyder Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3. 4; Dance Committee 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Queen Attendant 1, 3; Float Committee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; State FHA Degree 3; County FHA Officer 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Maga zine Sales 4, FHA Officer 2, 3, 4 Leticia Stevens Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 4; Magazine Sales 4 William Stubbs Annual Staff 4; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; Float Committee 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Basketball Manager 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. Jim Tackett Ohio History 3. 4; Intramural Basketball; Scho lastic Test 4. Viola Trent Class Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Hi-Lite Sales 3, 4; Magazine Sales 4; Latin 2; D. A. R. 4. Virginia Ward Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite 3, 4; Sports 1, 2; Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4; Float Committee 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Joe Wittkugle Football 2; Class Play 3; Intramural 1, 2, 3. 4; FFA 3. Thelma Woods Play Committee 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Intramural Sports 3. Violet Woods Intramural Sports 3. 83 Patty and Janet, Art Editors 84 LAKE WHITE THEATER OFFICERS President Vice President Vice President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Kathryn Caldwell Paul McKimmey Marian Jones Clarence Redman Maurine Rader Sherman Trainer 1953 COMING PLAYS Cuchoos on the Hearth Live Wire .......... Caught in the Villain's Web George Washington slept here May 30-31, June 6-7 June 27-28, July 4-5 July 25-26, August 1-2 August 29-30, September 5-6 SCHMITT DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Visit our dairy and dairy bar EMMITT AVENUE Phone 45 or 195 Waverly, Ohio H. W. Cruit CHILLICOTHE, OHIO “Good Furniture at Low Cost” Weaver Jewelers One Of Ohio’s Finest Jewelry Stores Divided Payments at no added cost 19 NORTH PAINT STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Best wishes to the class of 1953 CARS-TRUCKS-TRACTORS Clarence Vallery Sons, Inc. WAVERLY, OHIO 87 ARMBRUSTER and ARMBRUSTER Plumbing and Heating PYROFAX BOTTLED GAS SERVICE PHONE 319 WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 S R PLUMBING CO. WAVERLY, OHIO 307 SOUTH LOCK ST. Street Phone 326 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 CALL BROS. SERVICE STATION Ashland Products “Service” PHONE 258-R W. EMMITT AYE. WAVERLY, OHIO 88 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 GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE HERMANN’S TEMPLIN GRIESHEIMER Jewelers Leading Shoe Dealer 21 North Paint Street Wm. Hodge Hermann CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 20-22 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. Compliments of Compliments of BRYAN'S MEATS GEORGE STOLL Farm Bureau Insurance Phone 3968 Piketon, Ohio PIKETON OHIO 89 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 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 i. HUNN Meats and Groceries 32 South Paint Street CHILLICOTHE OHIO Congratulations from the Congratulations to the Class of 1953 NORVELLS CHILLICOTHE OHIO FIRST NATIONAL BANK KOBACKER’S WAVERLY OHIO Portsmouth, Ohio HENN HENN JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO ESTABLISHED 1876 90 Compliments of THE WAVERLY COAL CO. PHONE 66 WAVERLY, O. Best Wishes to Class of ’53 MIDLAND GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Sweet Brier — Clarion PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Chillicothe, Ohio Phone 2233 EMMITT HOUSE BARBER SHOP Andy Justice, Prop. WAVERLY, OHIO GUARANTEE PROFESSIONAL CARE LESTER’S BEAUTY SALON PHONE 79 WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of BOYER FUNERAL HOME Waverly, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1953 COOPER CLEANERS WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of COOPER S STORE PIKETON, OHIO W. ARR0W00D JEWELER Watch and Jewelry Repairing WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of JOSTEN’S Invitations and Cards of Quality and Style OWATONNA MINN. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 CARR'S JEWELRY STORE 811 GALLIA ST. DIAL 2-5751 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 91 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 VALLERY HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE SALES and SERVICE -EVER YTHING” INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MACHINERY WAVERLY OHIO Compliments from Bob Litter Fuel and Heating Co., Inc. PHONE 4136 Chillicothe, O. Let Us Tailor Your Graduation Suit THE CRITERION “THE MENS SHOP PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 O’DELL’S SOHIO SERVICE STATION WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of THE SCIOTO VALLEY GRAIN COMPANY WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of THE WAVERLY WATCHMAN PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS PHONE 160 WAVERLY, OHIO THE WAVERLY BUILDING and LOAN COMPANY hi Years ol Service l o I'he Community WAVERLY, OHIO CLYDE ARROWOOD’S GROCERY GAS-OIL-TIRES SOFT DRINKS—ICE CREAM LEGAL BEVERAGES to carry out DENVER OHIO School Jackets Complete Athletic Supplies Everything Eor The Sportstnan SCOTT’S SPORTING GOODS 822 6rh St. Portsmouth, Ohio 92 Best Wishes to MILLER CANDY CO. the Class of 1953 Distributors of WALKER'S SHOE STORE SCHRAFFT’S CHOCOLATES 66 N. Paint St. Chillicothc, O. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO BUCKEYE FURNITURE CO. Wm. S. Bolden Co., Inc. Machinery Tools New and Used Furniture Robert Sharpe PHONE 9436 Sales Engineer 25 E. 2nd St. Chillicothe, O. WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of Waverly Hatchery Feed Store Home of Baby Chix and Purina Chows HAROLD EAGON One Stop Service for Farmers WAVERLY. OHIO PHONE 3 WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1953 WAVERLY STUDY CLUB JACK’S SHOE STORE WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of WISSER GABLER LIBERTY CAB COMPANY PLUMBING ana HEATING 79 E. Main Street Dial 25-326 Phone 184 WAVERLY, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 CHANDLER REAL ESTATE BROKER Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. At your Service at 105y2 Market Street WAVERLY, OHIO Portsmouth, Ohio 93 Portsmouth. Ohio SAUL’S JUNIOR AND MISSES SMART APPAREL 23 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. Compliments of The Waverly State Bank The Friendly Bank WAVERLY, OHIO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments to the Class of 1953 McCONKEY’S AUTO PARTS WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 STIFFLERS STORE MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY MARKET ST. WAVERLY, OHIO 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 94 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT FARMERS HARDWARE B. P. S. PAINTS, OIL GREASE Compliments of THE GLOBE CHILLICOTHE IMPLEMENT CO. FURNITURE CO. EAST MAIN STREET 80 East Water St. Chillicothe, Ohio CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Phone 26-326 GREETINGS . . . Abbie’s Sweet Shop TO CLASS OF 53 FRESH CANDIES GIFTS - CARDS - STATIONERY sowewes ] PHONE 3-3126 63 W. Second St. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Department Store Chillicothe Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Here’s to the Class of ’53 MARTING’S Feminine Clothes from Head to Toes PORTSMOUTH, OHIO PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 WAVERLY WAYS FURNITURE CO. FOOD MARKET The complete food store WAVERLY, OHIO PHONE 39 WAVERLY, OHIO 95 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 BARNHART’S John Deere Quality Farm Equipment MONUMENTS SCHMITT IMP. CO. Largest Exhibit tn Southern Ohio WAVERLY, OHIO 250 E. Main St. Chillicothc, Ohio Success to the Class of ’53 WALTER’S ROOFING SIDING CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE Check our store for values and varieties Wallpaper and Paint SPORTING GOODS - PAINTS WAVERLY, OHIO HOUSEWARES - HARDWARES CHILLICOTHE, OHIO SMITH TRACTOR SALES Compliments Authorized Ferguson Dealer PHONE 239-W HOWE CO. FUNERAL HOME Old Scioto Trail Wavcrly, O. WELDING Sc GENERAL TIRES 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 iy2 Miles North of Waverlv on Route 23 WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1953 M. N. BILLING CO. We Furnish The Home Complete SO E. Main St Chillicothc. O. HOLLBERG JEWELERS WAVERLY, OHIO '1 R C. A. RADIOS G. E RADIOS VICTROLA RECORDS and NEEDLES TROPHIES CLASS RINGS 96 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 NOEL'S RESTAURANT Phone 251 Home cooked food pies Corner of Emmitt Ave. and Market Street WAVERLY, OHIO THE SIGN OF BETTER SERVICE SUMMERS SON WALLETT MOTORS DeSoto — Plymouth 67-69 W. Main Street CHILLICOTHE, OHIO BEST WISHES to the Class of 1953 GOODMAN’S CLOTHES The Store for Men and Boys Goodman’s Clothes Means Famous Brands CHILLICOTHE OHIO HAYES ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 105-2 Emmitt and High WAVERLY, OHIO BALDWIN-KNABE-WINTER PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS RADIOS - TELEVISION CONN OLDS BAND INSTRUMENTS EVERYTHING MUSICAL CHILLICOTHE, OHIO FOR GOOD CLOTHES PORTSMOUTH, OHIO COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MAYFAIR’S CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 97 Compliments of MILLER’S TIP TOP CHILLICOTHE OHIO Sargents A Complete Line of Fireproof Building Material Main Office Waverly Warehouses SARGENTS-PIKETON Compliments From PIERCE and TODD HARDWARE CHILLICOTHE, OHIO CASHMERE CLEANERS Best Wishes to the Class of ’53 BURKETT and BAILEY WAVERLY OHIO 73ordens My Compliments J. E. WAY Department of Education Pike County Office Waverly, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 RAYMOND DAILY, JR. WAVERLY. OHIO The Waverly News Established 1842 If it is good for Waverly and Pike County—The News is for it PHONE 51 WAVERLY Congratulations to the Class of 1953 WAGNER DRY CLEANERS R. D. Wagner, Prop. Phone 25-476 75 E. Second St. Chillicothe, Ohio 98 REMEMBER Take Home HOLSUM or AUNT HATTIE’S Enriched White Bread THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING COMPANY 99 WAVERLY SERVICE CLUB President PAUL McKIMMEY Vice President JOHN RITTENOUR Secretary-Treasurer COMMITTEES JOHN E. M. KERR CIVIC EXECUTIVE Walter P. Martin Leo Lorbach Doctor Paul Jones Steve Vallery Reverend Fred Mark Harold Eaeon ENTERTAINMENT Bill Shrader PUBLICITY Doctor A. M. Shrader George Stoll MEMBERS John E. M. Kerr W. H. Acord Grover C. O’Dell Wray Bevens John Rittenour Arthur Boyer Louis J. Schauseil John Caldwell Dr. A. M. Shrader W. M. Cool W. H. Shrader, Jr. Dr. C. L. Critchfield Ervin L. Sigismund David Crouse George D. Smith Raymond E. Daily Nelson E. Smith Harold Eagon George J. Stoll Edwin Haynes John R. Teichert H. C. Helman E. T. Tetrick Loren Jameson L. P. Vallery Howard F. Junk Robert C. Vallery Leo Lorbach James E. Way Paul Lowery Dr. Paul Jones Walter P. Martin Rev. Fred Mark Paul McKimmey 100 John Kerr Congratulations to the Class of 1953 TUDORS, HELEN AND MARY 52 East Main Chillicothe, Ohio ELBERFELDS Department Store 82 N. PAINT STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of TREBER’S GROCERY WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of THE EMMITT HOUSE THE RADER FAMILY WAVERLY, OHIO McAllister Chevrolet CHILLICOTHE 150 W. Main St. Phone 3-2153 Compliments of ROY’S 294 E. MAIN STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO AMERICAN STEAM LDY. AND DRY CLEANING CO. Agent in Waverly PORTSMOUTH OHIO BETSY ROSS IS GOOD BREAD CHILLICOTHE MOTORS INC. PACKARD HUDSON 72 E. WATER ST. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO WAVERLY LAUNDROMAT WASH, RINSE DAMP-DRY, DRY BRIGHT, FLUFFY, SOFT GARMENTS Mgr. Dave Way WAVERLY OHIO WHEN YOU YOUNG FOLKS GET MARRIED, YOU WILL NEED HOME FURNISHINGS COME TO DISTEL FURNITURE CO. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO HI-BUDDY DRIVE IN M. D. CAUBLE, PROP. Phone 15791 ON STATE RT. 23 South of CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 101 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 VERNON BARRETT HELMAN’S FLOWER SHOP CADILLAC AND PONTIAC Sales and Service AND INSURANCE PHONE 60 38 EAST WATER STREET Phone 8796 303 S. MARKET ST. WAVERLY, O. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of ’53 from The Manufacturers of CARROLLS POTATO CHIPS THE PERFECT SNACK FOR EVERY OCCASSION Congratulations to the Class of 1953 DOUGLASS BODY SHOP 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE South Emmitt Avenue PHONE 274 WAVERLY, OHIO Best Wishes for Success in the Years to follow ft ) JOHN A. FISH AGENCY f— All Lines of Insurance V MILK COMPANY 108 WEST SECOND ST. 1637 TENTH STREET WAVERLY, OHIO PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Telephone 250 102 COMPARE HEAR YOUR FAVORITE AND YOU’LL WEAR CBS RADIO PROGRAMS RICHMAN BROTHERS AT 104.1 ON FM OR 1400 ON AM CLOTHES NEWS At 12:15, 6:00, 11:00 P. M. AMERICA’S GREATEST VALUES YOUR SOHIO REPORTER AT 7:45 A. M. 6:15 P. M. 311 Chillicothe Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO WPAY—CBS—PORTSMOUTH JAMESON 1 DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE WAVERLY OHIO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH HOWARD BAKER, INC. CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH DEALER-GOOD USED CARS “SPECIALISTS IN CAR CARE” CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 85-87 N. MULBERRY STREET TELEPHONE 27-127 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 VANDERVORT’S THE STANDARD SUPPLY YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR COMPANY PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRICAL, BUILDING PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, MILL SUPPLIES MINE SUPPLIES PORTSMOUTH, OHIO PIKETON-POR TSMOUTH 103 GIVE YOURSELF A TREAT TRY A MEAL WITH US TURKEY SHOPPE RESTAURANT SCIOTO TRAIL AT COLES BLVD. PORTSMOUTH. O. PH. 2-4121 JOHN R. BENNETT PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1617 Aberdeen Ave. Telephone JE-7007 Columbus 11, Ohio BOB MARKHAM ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 102-R WAVERLY OHIO SAMUEL LEVI CO. FURNITURE SHOP LEVI’S-SAVE MONEY! 840-844 GALLIA ST. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO IT’S O. K. TO OWE KAY! KAY JEWELERS 817 GALLIA STREET PORTSMOUTH OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 HERF-JONES COMPANY 1409-1419 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana THE WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF High School Class Jewelry, Medals, Trophies, Scholastic Awards Prize Cups and Club Pins Invitations and Cards Robert J. Burkhart, Rep. 2091 FARLEIGH ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1953 MORROW FURNITURE CO. Furniture and Philco Appliances 101 W. Second St. PHONE 230 WAVERLY, OHIO 104 COMPLIMENTS U. S. LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning Success to the Class of 1953 W. M. COOL PHONE 3-2831 PORTSMOUTH, O. WAVERLY, OHIO Success to the Class of '53 Compliments of H. L. BEAUTY SHOP Mgr. Tina L. George MR. and MRS. WRAY BEVENS WAVERLY OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments From Compliments of 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 “The Store of Friendly Credit” ROBERT C. GAYNOR ROBERTS JEWELERS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 421 Chillicothe St. Portsmouth, O. Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 FOREST E. ROBERTS SROFE’S BEAUTY SALON Newest Look—Oldest Shoppe 124 W. Second St. WAVERLY, OHIO PHONE 5 WAVERLY, OHIO My Compliments to the Class of 1953 H. L. FIELDS Compliments of FRANK ADAMS WAVERLY, OHIO BEAVER, OHIO Congratulations Best Wishes WILL H. ACORD GEORGE D. NYE WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO 105 Compliments of W. L. WILHELM, JEWELER PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of ROBERT MARKHAM County Recorder WAVERLY OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 LAKE WHITE CLUB WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments DAVIS-HAMMERSTEIN CO. BEAVER OHIO SELBY SHOES Retail Outlet in Southern Ohio for all Brands of Selby Shoes Arch Preserver Shoes Buster Brown Shoes for Children 1007 Gallia St. Portsmouth, O. KLINKER PRODUCTS ALL TYPES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 284-W WAVERLY, O. Compliments of OHIO CONCRETE CO. READY MIXED CONCRETE Foot of Market Street WAVERLY OHIO COMPTON ENGRAVING PRINTING “PRINTING THE MODERN WAY 1412 THIRD STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 106 GOOD UJILL PftTROnS Mary Ann, Edwin, S Stevie Acord Orval Arnett Johnny Louis Gwen Lorin Baughn Fred Bauman Mr. Mrs. Wray Bevens Gordon Buzzy Bevens Donna Connie Belinda Gene Mr. Mrs. Clarence Breitenbach Mr. Mrs. Frank Brown Mr. Mrs. Herb Brown Mrs. Opal Brown Mr. Mrs. John Caldwell Mr. S Mrs. Hugh Call Mrs. Helen Clark Lake White Club Coach Margaret Collins W. M. Cool Fred Cooksey Mr. Mrs. C. V. Cooper Joann Arrowood Vera Creech Mr. Mrs. David Crouse George Cutler Dari-Delite Sherman Dixon Mr. Mrs. Marion Dixon Mr. Mrs. Paul Dixon James E. Donnelly Frank Doty Fred Ethelanne Mr. Mrs. Paul Edelmann Eileen Jimmie Ronald Reva Buddy Eylar Menno Fast Mr. S Mrs. William Foster Mr. Mrs. Jesse Foster Goldie Freshour Mrs. K. Ann Haynes Mrs. Minnie Heibel The Hibbens Madaline Butch Mr. Mrs. B. J. Howard Dorothy Mae Howard E. H. Jackson Ears, Shot, Jack John, Betty, Johnnie Mr. Mrs. Carl Johnson Andy Justice Mr. Mrs. Beryl Keechle Mr. Mrs. Charles Kennard Mr. Mrs. Kent Miss Donna Lewis Mr. Mrs. Robert Markham Rev. Mrs. Fred M. Mark Martha, Virginia Ann, Martha June Tom S Lena Martin Mr. Mrs. Walter P. Martin John F. McConnaughey Richard Barbara Carrie Bennie Pike County Treasury Office Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Oyer Jesse Oyer Mr. Mrs. Claude Owens Mr. Mrs. Earl Parker Captain Alex T. Patience Gale Joann Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Pennisten Art S Mary Pfeifer Mr. Mrs. Oscar Raidiger Mr. Mrs. Joe Reed Toe Rhoades Mary Vulgamore C. Lewis Ridenour Ronnie Mr. Mrs. Forest E. Roberts Mr. Mrs. William Schauseil Mr. Mrs. M. O. Scott Mr. Mrs. Walter Scott Mr. Mrs. Frank Shelby W. L. Sheridan Connie Shirley Shopshire Dr. Mrs. A. M. Shrader Charles Shrader Pat Smith Mr. Mrs. Nelson Smith Dorothy A. Smithson George J. Stoll Edith Sword Sherman Hazel Trainer Mr. S Mrs. Robert Trainer Mr. Mrs. J. E. Way Jean Max Way Mr. Mrs. Jim Ward Rollo Elouise Marjorie R. White Chris Jane Lenore Vallery Mr. Mrs. L. P. Vallery Mr. Mrs. William Vallery Mary Kay Yahraus 107 SENIOR PLAY CAST MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN LEFT TO RIGHT: Sitting. Lavada Cisco. Erna Arnett, Rodney Fultz. Nancy Redman, Janet Moats. Sondra Smith. STANDING: Patty Schauseil, Fred Edelmann. Jerry Miller. Donna Booth. Johnny Baughn. Gary Marhoover. Donald Diamond. Miss Vallery. NOT IN PICTURE: Lola Mae Noel, Ronald Evans, Eleanor Gary. One Wild light Shots from Junior Class Play Congratulations to the Class of 1953 TUDORS, HELEN AND MARY 52 East Main Chillicothe, Ohio ELBERFELDS Department Store 82 N. PAINT STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of TREBER’S GROCERY WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of THE EMMITT HOUSE THE RADER FAMILY WAVERLY, OHIO McAllister Chevrolet CHILLICOTHE 150 W. Main St. Phone 3-2153 Compliments of ROY’S 294 E. MAIN STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO AMERICAN STEAM LDY. AND DRY CLEANING CO. Agent in Waverly PORTSMOUTH OHIO BETSY ROSS IS GOOD BREAD CHILLICOTHE MOTORS INC. PACKARD -- HUDSON 72 E. WATER ST. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO WAVERLY LAUNDROMAT WASH, RINSE DAMP-DRY, DRY BRIGHT, FLUFFY, SOFT GARMENTS Mgr. Dave Way WAVERLY OHIO WHEN YOU YOUNG FOLKS GET MARRIED, YOU WILL NEED HOME FURNISHINGS COME TO DISTEL FURNITURE CO. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO HI-BUDDY DRIVE IN M. D. CAUBLE, PROP. Phone 15791 ON STATE RT. 23 South of CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 101 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 VERNON BARRETT HELMAN’S FLOWER SHOP CADILLAC AND PONTIAC Sales and Service AND INSURANCE PHONE 60 38 EAST WATER STREET Phone 87% 303 S. MARKET ST. WAVERLY, O. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of '53 from The Manufacturers of CARROLLS POTATO CHIPS THE PERFECT SNACK FOR EVERY OCCASSION Congratulations to the Class of 1953 DOUGLASS i !0DY SHOP 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE South Emmirt Avenue PHONE 274 WAVERLY, OHIO Best Wishes for Success in the Years to follow JOHN A. 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BENNETT PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1617 Aberdeen Ave. Telephone JE-7007 Columbus 11, Ohio BOB MARKHAM ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 102-R WAVERLY OHIO SAMUEL LEVI CO. FURNITURE SHOP LEVI’S-SAVE MONEY! 840-844 GALLIA ST. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO ITS O. K. TO OWE KAY! KAY JEWELERS 817 GALLIA STREET PORTSMOUTH OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 HERF-JONES COMPANY 1409-1419 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana THE WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF High School Class Jewelry, Medals, Trophies, Scholastic Awards, Prize Cups and Club Pins Invitations and Cards Robert J. Burkhart, Rep. 2091 FARLEIGH ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1953 MORROW FURNITURE CO. Furniture and Philco Appliances 101 W. Second St. PHONE 230 WAVERLY, OHIO 104 COMPLIMENTS U. S. LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning PHONE 3-2831 PORTSMOUTH, O. Success to the Class of 1953 W. M. COOL WAVERLY, OHIO Success to the Class of ’53 H. L. BEAUTY SHOP Mgr. Tina L. George WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of MR. and MRS. WRAY BEVENS WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments From C. C. BUMGARNER WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of RYBOLT FURNACE CO. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of GRADY-GLASS Compliments From BARR OPTICAL CO. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of ROBERT C. GAYNOR “The Store of Friendly Credit” ROBERTS JEWELERS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 421 Chillicothe St. Portsmouth, O. Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 FOREST E. ROBERTS WAVERLY, OHIO SROFE’S BEAUTY SALON Newest Look—Oldest Shoppe 124 W. Second St. PHONE 5 WAVERLY, OHIO My Compliments to the Class of 1953 H. L. FIELDS WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of FRANK ADAMS BEAVER, OHIO Congratulations WILL H. ACORD WAVERLY, OHIO Best Wishes GEORGE 0. NYE WAVERLY, OHIO 105 Compliments of W. L. WILHELM, JEWELER PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of ROBERT MARKHAM County Recorder WAVERLY OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 LAKE WHITE CLUB WAVERI Y, OHIO Compliments DAVIS-HAMMERSTEIN CO. BEAVER OHIO SELBY SHOES Retail Outlet in Southern Ohio for all Brands of Selby Shoes Arch Preserver Shoes Buster Brown Shoes for Children 1007 Gallia St. Portsmouth, O. KLINKER PRODUCTS ALL TYPES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 284-W WAVERLY. O. Compliments of OHIO CONCRETE CO. READY MIXED CONCRETE Foot of Market Street WAVERLY OHIO COMPTON ENGRAVING PRINTING “PRINTING THE MODERN WAY 1412 THIRD STREET PORTSMOUTH. OHIO 106 GOOD UJILL PflTROnS Mary Ann, Edwin, Stevie Acord Orval Arnett Johnny S Louis Gwen Lorin Baughn Fred Bauman Mr. Mrs. Wray Bevens Gordon Buzzy Bevens Donna Connie Belinda Gene Mr. Mrs. Clarence Breitenbach Mr. Mrs. Frank Brown Mr. S Mrs. Herb Brown Mrs. Opal Brown Mr. Mrs. John Caldwell Mr. S Mrs. Hugh Call Mrs. Helen Clark Lake White Club Coach Margaret Collins W. M. Cool Fred Cooksey Mr. Mrs. C. V. Cooper Joann Arrowood S Vera Creech Mr. Mrs. David Crouse George Cutler Dari-Delite Sherman Dixon Mr. Mrs. Marion Dixon Mr. Mrs. Paul Dixon James E. Donnelly Frank Doty Fred Ethelcmne Mr. Mrs. Paul Edelmann Eileen Jimmie Ronald Reva Buddy Eylar Menno Fast Mr. Mrs. William Foster Mr. Mrs. Jesse Foster Goldie Freshour Mrs. K. Ann Haynes Mrs. Minnie Heibel The Hibbens Madaline Butch Mr. Mrs. B. J. Howard Dorothy Mae Howard E. H. Jackson Ears, Shot, Jack John, Betty, Johnnie Mr. Mrs. Carl Johnson Andy Justice Mr. Mrs. Beryl Keechle Mr. Mrs. Charles Kennard Mr. Mrs. Kent Miss Donna Lewis Mr. Mrs. Robert Markham Rev. 6. Mrs. Fred M. Mark Martha, Virginia Ann, S Martha June Tom Lena Martin Mr. Mrs. Walter P. Martin John F. McConnaughey Richard Barbara Carrie Bennie Pike County Treasury Office Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Oyer Jesse Oyer Mr. Mrs. Claude Owens Mr. Mrs. Earl Parker Captain Alex T. Patience Gale Joann Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Pennisten Art Mary Pfeifer Mr. Mrs. Oscar Raidiger Mr. Mrs. Joe Reed loe Rhoades Mary Vulgamore C. Lewis Ridenour Ronnie Mr. Mrs. Forest E. Roberts Mr. Mrs. William Schauseil Mr. Mrs. M. O. 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