Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

srm. rHE WAVERLY HOYE Published by the seniors of Waverly High School WAVERLY. OHIO Editors: Connie Booth and Tom Griffith FALL A. Adminstration B. Faculty C. Grade School D. Football It WINTER C. Basketball D. Activities mSPRtHG A. BASEBALL B. TBACK C. MUSIC D. SMPS E. ACTIVITIES F. SEMOBS ■ MISS LENORE VALLERY During the past twenty-five years your time has been generously given to the Waverly High School seniors. Your advice in our journalistic pursuits, your supervision and direction of our class plays, your outstanding success as a classroom teacher, and your unfailing loyalty and friendship have contributed more to our lives than you would perhaps believe. In your absence, we have tried to carry on as you would have wished. The 1954 Waverly Novel will reflect your planning and the supervision which you so willingly gave at the beginning of the school year. It is therefore the wish of the senior class of 1954 that you be especially honored in this edition of the Novel. In deepest appreciation for what you have done, and with all best wishes, we dedicate the Waverly Novel to you, Miss Vallery. 3 MR. JOHN R. TEICHERT Excessive construction and rapid growth of enrollment have kept our Superintendent always occupied. Nevertheless, he has performed his duties well. MISS DORIS KENNARD Having only begun her duties the second semester, Doris has very capably managed the office despite the increased enrollment, correspondence, MR. JOHN CALDWELL Mr. Caldwell, our principal, and friend, who has done a remarkable job during our increasing enrollment problems, has found time to advise and aid us in our school projects. SCHOOL BOARD Will H. Acord, President D. Stull Moore, Vice President R. O. McFerren George Dixon Orville Oyer Bernard Maple, Clerk 5 b - faculty A‘O'. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Oyer, Mrs. Heibel. Miss Samson, Mrs. Prather, Miss Fortune, Mrs. McConkey, Mrs. Kennard. SEATED: Mrs. Bevins, Mr. Scott, Miss Lewis. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Haynes, Mr. Scott. SEATED: Mrs. Yahraus, HJ Mrs. Edelmann, Mrs. Brown. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Carolyn Bland, Danny Brown, Jimmy Buckholtz, Bert Pack, Eddie Colegrove, Joy Collier, Terry Campbell, Gary Beckwith, Johnny Conley, Tommy Arnett. ROW TWO: Shirley Cuckler, Gail Blaum, Jimmy Arbuckle, Tommy Brown, Betty June Alkins. Donna Baker, Buzzie Bevens, Jane Brown, Martha Cottle. Toni Fingland, Linda Farrell. ROW THREE: Larry Cutright, Dale Colburn, Rose Bowman. Thomas Burke, Bobby Bixler, Steven Arndt, Fred Bandy. Wallace Bailey, Jimmy Burkett, Linda Duggan, Susan Donnelly. ROW FOUR: Roger Carson, Bobby Dyke, Allan Cassity, Jeff Barch, Jeff Bright, Mickey Cravtree. Linda Birkhimer. Ronnie Crabtree, Larry Boydston, Billy Bledsoe. Billy Donnelly, Terry Cool, Mrs. Edelmann. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Lloyd Gee, Pamela Jaggers. Tony Miller, Cassie Foill, Connie Mathews, Linda Stevens, Gregory Hall, Joyce Massie, Emily James, Linda Kemper, Bobby Lipp. ROW TWO: Pennie Kauffman, Larry Howard, Anna Howard, Dewey Gilbert, Ann Gleason, Barbara Hamilton, Marilyn McCann, Norene Hobbs, Frances Harper, Larry Jordan, Bill Gee. ROW THREE: Deborah Fish. Vivian Mayes, Sue Gary, Joe McDade, Joan Harshaw, Mary Ellen McFarland, Alma Lee, Imajean Preston, Raymond Preston, Tony Hummel, Marilyn Lyons. ROW FOUR: Rosemary Lytle, Peggy Gant, Gregory Logan, Bobby LeMaster, Freddie Hill, Elaine Robbins, Roy Marbury, Gary Marks. Alice Kindred, Mane Jordan, Caroln Jenkins. Mrs. Yahraus. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Billy Rose, Charles Meadows, Gene Pennington Junior Schaeffer, Evelyn Sutton, Mike Nome, Sylvia Wood, Clay Sanders, Billy Tilton. Terry McCreary. ROW TWO: Larry Weiss, Jimmy Ray, Phillip Trimble. Ruth Moore, Joyce Miles, Diane Trent, Carol Stulley, Kathy Olson, Connie Walker. London Queen, Lester Neufarth. ROW THREE: Richard Vulgamore, Michael Vallery, Joyce Sibole, Paula Mortensen, Vicki Sansom, Brenda Murray, Linda Mullins, Wayne Ratliff, Bill Mullen, Freddy Shoemaker, Tommy Patterson, ROW FOUR: Shirley Roar, Ira Sully, Joyce McCloy, Sandra Willis, Ellen Ward, Anna Smith, Diann Ross, Keith Zimmerman, Kay Prater, Terry Ringo, Emily Wilson, Danny Redman, Mrs. Brown. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Martin Dikis, Jerry Cochran, Stanley Clark, Gregory Barch. ROW TWO: Jerry Dilley, Janet Endicott, Orland Dement, Diana Branum, Nancy Conley, Norman Gilliam, Ronnie Cruse, Connie Cline, Jimmy Dixon. Virginia Christman, Loretta Cantrell. ROW THREE: Wayne Cook, nny Cuckler, A. Trice Brown, James Gilbert, John Fin-ney, Bonnie Butler, Eugene Deacon, Gloria Buey, Mary Deacon, Charles Arend, Dean Cutler, Mrs. Ward. ROW FOUR: Danny Baker, Danny Barker, Jannie Cambell, Martha Bland, Janet Brownfield, Johnie Cornell, Patsy Crabtree, Gwendolyn Grass, Mary Gibson, Gloria Gee. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Larry Law, Gary Massie, David Hamilton, Janet Mustard, Robin Hawhee, Ishmael Mathews. ROW TWO: Phyllis Isom, Billy Kraley, Linda Moore. Pauletta Harvel, Clarence McCoy, Karen Harrison, Paulette Keiser, Deborah Neal, Barbara Jo Howard, Barbara Haddix, Elaine Lewis. ROW THREE: Barbara Leffler, Barbara Ann Hamilton, Linda Murray, Lundy Howard, Pamela McGowen, Darlene Helton, Jimmy Owens, Jane Little, Timmy Knight, Bonnie Lou Hatfield. ROW FOUR: Janet Lee, Sharon Kay Moore, Freddie Howard, Richard Henkel, Shirley Lewis, Paul Nunley, Candy Hurless, Tommy McCoy, Linda Nichols, Bonnie Jo Howard, Mrs. Clark. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Carolyn Proehl, Nancy Trent, Norma Proehl, Linda Kay Wright, Julia Smith, Tommy Reed, Billy Souders, Gary Ray Thompson, Candy Pyle. ROW TWO: Charles Williams, Bobby Ramey, Mary Roberts, Bobby Stephens, Avis Tapp, Joyce Radabough, Marvin Wright, Brenda Wallace. ROW THREE: Larry Shopshire, Carolyn Wright, Sammy Rose, Bill Pennington, Ronnie VanHoose, Dallas Trent, Denny Warrick, Toni Trimble, Frances Sibold, Blanche Ward, Karen Schmitt. ROW FOUR: Betsy Ross, Clifford Stulley, Billy Tetrick, Linda Schmitt, Joyce Sutton, Danny Pettit, Jimmy Vollmer, Jan Taylor, Susan Speraw, Richard Wright, Andy Slagle, K. Ann Haynes, Mrs. Haynes. l3 THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Joseph Overman, Roger Rice, Robert Murray, Alice Waugh, Billy Sneddon, Kay Walters, Billy Smith, Johnny Ward, Walter Nichols. ROW TWO: Sharma Ware, Gary Sutton, George Reed, Gary Robertson, Marcia Stock-man, Barry Cochran, Reeda Robertson, Clyde Rose, Kerma Wiseman, Charles Tapp, Chuck Walker. ROW THREE: Ray Owens, Donald Nunley, Dick Ristine, Kay Oyer, Winifred Owens, Charles Sutton, Jesse Ratliff, Michael Roberts. Freddie Robinson. Steven Oyer, Linda Radabaugh, Mrs. Bevens. ROW FOUR: Earnest Ward, Edgar Stanley, Sandra Simpson. Paul Vulgamore, Ellen Pennington. Steve Way, Jane Newton, Scarlet Williams. Donald Trent, Sharon Turner. Becky Vallery, Karen Pettit, Sherlyn Owens. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Lee Donnelly, Diana Landers, Cheryl Arbuckle, Martha James, Eddie Hara, Brent Black, Sammy Kin-ker. ROW TWO: Diana Bauer, Kenny Brownfield, Vickie James, Phyllis Estep, Roger Conley. Shelia Ann Smith, Dan Conkel, Starr Hawhee, Faye Crisler, Charles Estep, Susan Beechler. ROW THREE: Mary Cline, Larry Blaum, Gordon Bevens, Mary Hatcher, Bonnie Keaton, Josephine Gibson. Irene Gibson, Jean Haubiel, Billy James, Doris Dikis, Douglas Cruse, Randy Fingland. ROW FOUR: Linda Fisher, Tommy Brown, Margaret Claytor, Cheryl Boydston, Martha Christman, Carole Sue Dewey, Carole Chandler. Harvey Kroth, Gary Kitchen. Ray Acord, Roger Estep, Mrs. Prather. THIRD FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Neal McCreary, Jgmes Massie, Tommy McConkey, Linda Lump, Gary Law, Jean Lump, Donna Lipp, Shirley Lassiter, Charlene Knapp. ROW TWO: Rosa Lee Johnson, Roger McCoy, Linda Britton, Jeannie Kroth, Constance Keiser, Lulubelle Harrison, Ronald Hurless, George Helton, Louis Haubeil, Miss Fortune. ROW THREE: Josephine Howard, June Holsinger, Shirley Mathews, Steve Johnson, Sammy Huston, Rondie Conley, Charles Dewitt, George Lewis, Willie Hoskins, Orville Howard. FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Paul Massie, Larry Oyer, Ralph Robertson, Kenneth Robertson, Ronald Rose. ROW TWO: Anna McDade, Carolyn Massie, Kay McCloy, Larry Massie, Vincent Patterson, Johnnie Chloe Moore, Jerry Souders, Frances Ward, Elaine Redman, Alfred Richmond, Sara Tackett. ROW THREE: Geraldine Marbury, Emma Ratliff. Roger McCloy, Barbara Russell, Margaret Rowland, Blanche Stulley, Frances Roark, Cheryl Zonner, Charlotte Vollmer, Susan Lay-master, Miss Lewis. ROW FOUR: Mickey Stahler, Bill Weinrich, Jimmy Moore, Jimmy Minor, Charles Morrison, Larry Reed, Larry Robertson, Dennis Townsend, Mike Van Hoose, Terry McCoy, Dotty Walters. Grade Proehl. 15 FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Connie Dotson, Mary Bauer, Phyllis Crabtree, Forest Blakeman, Gary Brownfield. Robert Blythe. ROW TWO: Joe Anderson, Lony Bowman, Eugene Dotson, Robert Christman, Raymond Hatfield, Donna Brownfield, Johnnie Mae Contos, Sandra Arnett, Nancy Dixon, Lamar Emory. Shirley Gilliam. ROW THREE: Judy Haynes, Beulah Gibson. Douglas Crabtree, Leroy Deacon, Karen Foreman, Carol Cuckler, Darrel Dyke, Harold Burton, Barbara Collier, Karol Bierley, Mrs. Heibel. ROW FOUR: Shirley Bdll, Richard Farmer, Terry Drennen, Elsie Dikis, Sharon Everett, Betty Branum, Will H. Acord, Robert Creech, Sharon Emrich, Ralph Conley. Darrel Brown. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Roger Black, Roger DeWitt, Paul Cisco, Ronnie Cambell, Carolyn Acord, Jo Ann Dyke, Donna Kinker, Susan Heible, Morris Eblin. ROW TWO: Norma Christman, Janice Gee. Sharon Boyer, Dickie Jameson, Fritz Dyke. Toni Fish, Betty Miller, Dianne Arbuckle, Ina Cantrell. Jimmy Call, Frankie Dailey. ROW THREE: Ronnie Kitchen, Charles Gary, Glen Adams, Harold Gee, Philip Clark, Pat White, Sunny Endicott, Beverly Burke, Linda Getz, Thurman Grass, Billy Lewis, Minnie Emerick, Mrs. Oyer. ROW FOUR: Buddy Davis, Roger Kitchen, Jack Dyke, Chauncey 16 Lewis, Amos Scaggs. Charles Emory, Dale Cline, Steve Cutler, Paul Bixler, Roger Blythe, Bob Fill, Jerry Colegrove. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Carol Waugh, Danny Robinson, John Saunders, Michael Miller, Gary Joe Vulgamore, Wayne Massie, Joseph Pennington, Gary Timmons, Fred Oyer. ROW TWO: Norma Jean Stulley, Bonnie Workman, Charles Workman, Marjorie Childers, Donna Kay Whaley, Norman Roberts, L. T. Ward, Jerry Trent, Lonnie Murray, Gladys Pack, Anita Tapp. ROW THREE: Sharon Weinrich, Paul Roberts, Donald Simonton, Robert Pennington, Mary Lee Fuller, Shirley Kemper, Mary Alice McClelland, Kathleen Patterson, Juanita Rose, Rebecca Wiseman, Mary Sue Prater, Phyllis Stephens, Vickie Vallery, Mrs. McConkey. ROW FOUR: Warren Smith, Marvin Leffler, Charles Moore, James Rowland. Kenneth Mathews, Robert Schmitt, Janet Ward, Helen Russell, Barbara Ward, Lynda Crisler, Ruth Moats. Sidney Keechle, Dennis Pettit, Robert Gilbert, William Whitaker. SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Dicky Crabtree, Raymond Barch, Robert Brown. Douglas Davis. Robert Breitenbach, Jimmie Brown. Charles Estep, Kenny Bandy. ROW TWO: Ramona Arend, Barbara Burton, Gary Hurless, Wanda Dotson. Charles Coatney, ludy Duncan, Kitty Foil. Carolyn Helman, Jimmie Hoskins Ann Bucy. ROW THREE: Patsy Christman, Bobby Cantrill, lames Howard, Rose Howard. Patricia Elam, Carol Bennett. Robert Howard, Barbara Gibson. Billy Deacon, Ronnie Holsinger. Dee Ann Birley, Mr. Scott. ROW FOUR: Jackie Hatcher, Orsen Crisler, Delores Blakeman, Jerry Dale Chandler, Gary Buckingham, Georgia Gray, Billy Critchfield, Avanelle Anderson, Maurice Hutson, Betty Conkle, Nancy Estep, Jerry Cline Chandler, Gary Estep. SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Warren Schrock, Larry Miller, Larry Keaton, Terry Reichelderfer, Nich Tuhus. Marvin Stulley, Nolan Mustard, Ronnie Lee Romans. ROW TWO: Cynthia Isom, Ada Lewis, Diana Matthews. Donald Whitt, Lowell Strou-der, Eleanor Queen, Jeffrey Way. Jack Smith, Barbata K. Lau, Mary Ann Irey, Charlotte Knapp. ROW THREE: Tessie Noel, Maybelle Nunley. Jean Russell, Betty Jane Murray, Catherine Reed. Karen Treber, Jessica Meek. Cheryl Keechle, Hazel Jarvis, Dorothy Rowland, Gertrude Kennard, Teacher. ROW FOUR: Wendell Williams. John Marbury, James Ratliff, Lillian Pennington. Romelle Zonner, Barbara Matthews, Freda Oyer, Linda Matthews, Ruth Ellen Lay-master, Joan Jarvis. This picture and those on the following four pages are pictures of those students that have enrolled in our elementary school system since November 1953. Due to identification difficulties these students' names have been omitted. LEFT: New members of the grade school faculty who have taken many new classes. GRADE SCHOOL LIFE tv'?- D - FOOTBALL Our praise to Mr. Hawhee and Mr. Arnett for our wonderful seasons in basketball, football, baseball, and track. How can we ever thank these men enough for all they have done for us. The school is proud of our co-captains this year. John Martin and Scotty Owens for football and Ed Smithson and Scotty Owens for basketball. These boys did a commendable job and 24 should be congratulated for their sportsmanship. BOTTOM ROW: Coach I. Martin, S. Owens, Pat West, Reynolds, James Annis, T. Martin, McGo Stevens, Hartmus, Butl Owens, Wilson. lawhee, Coach Arnett, Knight, Griffith, Schauseil, :k, R. Annis, E. Smithson, Redman. MIDDLE ROW: i, Walters, W. Smithson, Boyette, McKinney, D. an, Bennett. TOP ROW: j. Annis, Crabtree, Terril, Jordan, Cuckler, Hatcher, McClelland, Ross, B. S. WALTERS I. JAMESON J. MARTIN PATRICK J. SCHAUSEH J. KNIGHT B. OWENS D. BUTLER F. BENNETT R. REYNOLDS 25 r. .- C. STEVENS B. HATCHER J. ANNIS d. McClelland S. OWENS T. REDMAN T. MARTIN iviiv 5WS d. McGowan D. CRABTREE v,vu. ft SX% a ££96$: R. TERRELL I, v' S. HARTMUS ; r v • ■ ‘ - -T .V-V ! a£ WUL 11 SMITHSON p- TOBnaN A - UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS ROW ONE: Goldiemay Conley, Diane Douglass, Beverly Pfahl, Margaret Rader, Betty Martin, Hilda Butler, Patsy Johns, Sylvia Colley, Betty Snively. ROW TWO: Larry Rice, Kenneth Tackett, Charlotte Woods. Don Ross, Tom Redman, Juanita Havens. Wilma Matthews, Le Grande Boyette, Alalene Cuckler, Lois Tolle. ROW THREE. Richard Grumps, Eddie Crabtree, Francis Jarvis, Fred Conkel, Rosemary Evans, Shelby Davis, Woodrow Anderson, Paul Kemper, Charles Stevens, Ray Spradlin. ROW ONE: Ruth Prater, Ethal Justice, Alice Ferguson, Shirley Sheets, Shelba Athington, Lois Colegrove, Molly Crabtree. Helen Hatcher, Nancy Landrum, Ethel Oyer. ROW TWO: Jack Jameson, Barbara Bardett, Dave McGowan Marilyn Dixon, Jean Arnett, Betty Looney, Kenneth Tacket. Charles Stevens. ROW THREE: Shirley Everett, Verlin Kritzwiser. 28 Wayne Smithson. Larry Smith, Jim Schauseil, David Boyer, Bob Hatcher, Ronnie Annis. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Norman Ward, Larry Wonderleigh, Mary Jane Teichert, Joan Diddle, Mary Ross, Martha Howeton, Gay Turner, Eugene Branham. ROW TWO: Marty Martin, Buddy Downing, Johnny Boyer, Terry Klinkler, Betty Hall, Kathy Dixon. Kathryn Snyder, Jo Alice Patrick, Ronald Boggs, Bob Ellit. James Seagraves. ROW THREE: Priscilla Meek Joyce Heibel, Marilyn Shrock, Gladys Colburn, Shirley Mathews, Roberta Dewitt, Bonnie Brownfield. Phyllis Kitchen, Eunice Crabtree, Judy Zickafoose, Wilma Leffler, Wanda Thompson. ROW FOUR: Joyce Reed, Wilma Echard, Janice Eblem, Betty Jo Walker, Verbal Newman. Patty Cutler. Bonnie Kritzwiser. Majal Willis. Paula Saunders. Charlene Jarvis. Alberta Mathews, June Lipsey, Ruth Griffith, Betty Boggs. ROW ONE: Shirley Brown, Wilma Dawson, Ermaline Mathews, Helen Pfeifer, Kay McKinsey, Deena Sheets, Violet Pennington. Mary Jo Stully. Pat Howerton. ROW TWO: Roger Andre. Danny Lawson, Jack Rider, Junior Ealy, Willard Harris, Bob Hickman. Mary Jane McCoy. Carlyon Tewksberry, Betty Lou Lyttle, Bill Hartstead. ROW THREE: Bob Holsinger. Frank Wilson. Dave Brown, Rowland Terral, Sonny Walters, Billy Owens, Homer Mathews, Jessie Pennington, Cynthia Fish, Mary Ann Patterson, Susan Redman, Judy Ward. ROW FOUR:Gene Johnson. Harold Beasley, Larry Van Hoose, Dennis Toole, James Seagraves. Virgil Havens, Johnny Anderson, Steve Hartmus, Richard Rey- 29 nolds, Dolores Colburn, Joyce Haubeil, Jenean Holsinger. Pat Duncan. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Mona Maple, Becky Heibel, Janet Pfiefer, Judy George, Darrell Colegrove, Craig Critchfield, Cecelia Hoffman, Steve Tackett. Ronald Anderson. ROW TWO: Ted Fuchs, Sondra Maple, Judy Henkle, Joyce Reinhart, Louise Lecrtherwood, Alice Moore, Jimmy Johns, Phillis Woods, Virginia Boylan, Junior Davis, Nancy Timmons, Judy Brownfield. ROW THREE: Charles Murray, Frank Fetty, Margaret Willis. Lloyd Shanks. Janet Newton, Danny Cuckler, Donald Zickafoose, Sue Smith, Patty Sharp, Geraldine Leeth, Shirley Streitenberger, Kay Buckingham, Edith Oyer. ROW FOUR: Barbara Schrock, Junior Kirk, Patricia Johnson. Bob Rider, David Crabtree, Glen Black, Bob Pettit, Joyce Arm-bruster, Dolores Allen, Nellie Thomas. ROW FIVE: Patricia Oyer, David McClellan, Ronnie Ward, David Butler, Mary Bonner, Barbara Kritzwiser. ROW ONE: Pat Gibson, Keith Gilliam, Marvin Workman, Mac Stewart, Sara Louder, Mary Sherrick. Ray Mounds. Wilma Keaton. ROW TWO: Gordon Overman, Don Perkins, Louella Woods, Glenna Layne, Donna Chanler, Violet McDade, Carol Harrison, Mary Ann Workman, Joyce Haynes, Darlene McCumber, Lela Williams, Kenneth Tuhus, Barbara Born. ROW THREE: Eddie Blaum, Percilla Tewksbery, Patty Snively, Carl Kuehnert, Rita Tolle, Carol Ison, Doris Patterson, Geneva Deacon, Marilyn Elliott, Kathryn Keller, Randy Harrison, David Shrader. ROW FOUR: Kenny 30 Fairchild, Phillip Prather, Gcril Crisler, Gary Adams, Andy Ward, Donald Murray, Frank Stubbs, Doris Woodruff, Genvile Marbury. EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: Leo Pendleton, Jimmy Lipsey, Wilfred Britten, Dean Massie, Mitchel Timmons, Larry Trimble, Jim McKinney. ROW TWO: Lorraine Schrock, Marilyn Walker, Cecil Muray, Ann Keiley, Loretta Klinker, David Moats, Sondra Massie, Patricia Matthews, Ray Russel, Patty Kuhn, Rebecca Wittkugle, Vivian Howerton. ROW THREE: Marlin Zicka-foose, Mack Wright, Goldie Huddleson, Donna Husband, Robert Patrick, Don Pettit, Mary Pennington, Jerry Herald, Willis Russel, Andy Ward, Paul Jordan. ROW ONE: Nevin Hankins, Harley Dement, Dickie Bauer, Johnny Ferguson, Roger Cole, Wayne Burdette, Barry Downing. ROW TWO: Marjorie Robinson, Frank Bandy, Phyllis Hankins. Barbara Sue Erwin. Rose Claytor, Linda Annis. Herman Dement. Fleda Brownfield, Jerry Annis. Mary Walters. Johnny Caldwell. ROW THREE: Jerry Betkey, Charles Estep, Rocky McDonald. Henryetta Rader, Barbara Oyer, Juanita Cuckler, Ruth Acord, Alta Mae Stulley. Barbara Hibbens, Gibby Breitenbach, Mary Kay Landrum, Gene Stouder. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: Roge Cuckler, Johnny Crabtree, Neta, Estep, Geneva Seeling, Roger Bennett, Larry Echard, Jimmy Heibel. Dick Armstrong. Martha Kuhner, Clifford Poling, Kay Allen. ROW TWO: Larry Barker, Johnny Mathews, Dennis Neu-ferth, Sharon Smith, Perry Hutchinson, Opal Johnson, Mary Ann Bland, Jeffrey Lee, Harold Stalkman, Betty Cook, Doug Endcott, Bill Overman. Jimmy Bowen. ROW THREE: Patty Simonton, Margie Sawyers, Roger Robinson, Tommy Shopshire, Betty Christman, Mary Pettit, Dominic Bontatibus, Nita Stewart, Larry Evans. Judy Rose. Sharon Canaday. ROW FOUR: Opal Brown. Ruth Dyke. Mary Odle. Freeda Gibson. Bruce Tilton, Zuela Colegrove, David Clark. Richard Burkett, Shirley Leatherwood. ROW FIVE: Sam Bucy, Eugene Trenton. Bob McConkey. ROW ONE: John Comer, Steve Saunders, Jake Dyke, Hazel Stulley, Ida Pennington, Sharon Beechler, Patty Kemper, Nora Hatcher, Rebecca Patrick, Kitty Vulgamore. ROW TWO: Phyllis Prater, Alice Tapp, Jack Henkle, Co Fyffe, J. D. Reichelderfer, Terry Queen, Elmer Thompson, Janice Wilson, Margaret Williams, Mary Rowland, Elmer Workman, Martha Reed. ROW THREE: Emogene Owens, Estel James, Donna James, Jimmy Isom, Ralph Munley, Bill Leffler, 2 Melinda Fish, Susan Patterson, Cheryl McCoy, Donna Streit enburger, Clarence Sutton. ROW FOUR: Virginia Radaborugh, Phyllis Newton, Lois Hatcher, Patricia Lenderman, Kathryn Deacon, Tommy Oyer, Buddy Eylar, Derry Bland, Teddy Kitchen. BIOLOGY DRAWING ROOM SHOP SPECIAL FOODS CLASS STUDY HALL DRAMATICS CLASS 38 TYPING CLASS JUNIOR HIGH KNEELING: Evans, Bandy, Mgr. Moats, Trimble, Cuckler. STANDING: Barker, Saddler, Zicka-foose, Jordan, Wright, Downing. BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM KNEELING: R. Stewart and T. Martin. Managers. STANDING: J. Jameson. W. Fredricks. J. Schauseil, E. Smithson. J. Knight. C. Helman, S. Owens, W. Smithson, L. Smith, T. Redman V Kritzwiser. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 40 Judy Ward, Phyllis Kitchen, Susan Redman, Mary Ann Patterson. RESERVE TEAM KNEELING: Hickman, Brown, McKimmy, Kritzwiser, Jameson, Blaum. STANDING: Coach Arnett, Prather, Owens, Butler, Holsinger, Bond, Downing, Manager Cuckler. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Betty Martin, Hilda Butler, Patsy Johns, Beverly Pfahl, Diane Douglass, Donna Lump. T. REDMAN J. KNIGHT A. FREDERICK L. WARD ROW ONE: Carol Harrison, Nancy Timmons, Kay McKenize, Alice Moore. ROW TWO: Betty Jordan, Joyce Lump, June Lipsey, Shelba Athington, Lois Colegrove, Beverly Pfahl, Donna Lump, Dolores Strickland, Patsy Johns, Betty Martin, Lucy Bandy. ROW THREE: Ruth Griffith, Golda Mae Conley, Shirley Everett, Margaret Conley. Hilda Butler, Reva Prater, Paula Saunders, Mary Ann Wortman, Shirley Shopshire, Molly Crabtree, Helen Hatcher, Mrs. Mabel Scott. WAVERLY CHAPTER OF THE F. H. A. ROW ONE: Judy Brownfield, Wilma Dawson. Darlene McCumber, Marilyn Dixon, Wilma Keaton, Glenna Layne, Patty Johnson, Alice Ferguson, Judy Haynes, Wanda Thompson. ROW TWO: Kathryn Keller, Barbara Kritzwiser, Barbara Schrock, Becky Heibel, Patty Oyer, Priscilla Tewksberry, Janet Newton. Betty Looney, Jean Arnett, Rosemary Evans, Adaline Cuckler. ROW THREE: Joyce Reed. Delores Colburn, Delores Allen. Virbil Newman, Shirley Brown, Betty Lou Lightle, Doris Patterson, Judy Zickafoose, Wilma Leffler, Ella Jane Ferguson, Judy Henkel, Clara Ann Whitaker, Mary Jane Bonner, Mrs. Mabel Scott. F. H. A. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Shelba Athington, Jean Arnett, Marilyn Dixon, Betty Jordan. ROW TWO: Shirley Everett, Betty Looney, Lucy Bandy, Margaret Conley. LISTENING TO THE RADIO BROADCAST 44 ROW ONE: Lela Williams, Sonja Maple, Glenna Layne, Mona Maple, Judy Henkel. ROW VWO: Mary Ann Wortman, Doris Patterson, Joyce Haynes, Majel Willis, Judy Brownfield. SCRAP BOOK AND YEAR BOOK COMMITTEE SEATED: Shirley Shopshire, Doris Patterson, Lucy Bandy. STANDING: Ruth Griffith, Marilyn Dixon, Wilma Leffler, Kathryn Keller. GIRLS RECEIVING THE STATE DEGREE SEATED: Marilyn Dixon, Molly Crabtree, Margaret Conley. STANDING: Lucy Bandy, Jean Arnett. 45 EDITORS SECRETARY—WILMA BEEKMAN CO-EDITORS—TOM GRIFFITH, CONNIE BOOTH ADVISORS—MISS HUZZEY, MISS VALLERY BUSINESS MANAGERS JOHN MARTIN, MARY FLESER, JOYCE JAMESON, DAVID ROBERTS, JIM BUTLER, MISS VALLERY. MAGAZINE SALES Senior Shotty Scharusell and Claire Dixon help Mrs. lohnson select her magazines lor the coming year. These salesmen sold over ten dollars worth of subscriptions. Mary Fleser. not pictured. Was top salesman and sold over eighty dollars in subscriptions. 47 NEWS AND COPY STAFF FOR SENIOR HI-LITES FRONT: Betty Jordan, Dorothy Cisco, Wilma Beekman, Joyce Lump. MIDDLE: Delores Strickland, Nick McKinney, Connie Booth, Vanessa McGowan, Erma Jean Cisco, Helen Leeth, Naomi Kemper, Alice Ferguson, Judy George, Edith Oyer. BACK: Shotty Schauseil. Albert Frederick. Ed Smithson, Norma Jean Smith. ADMINISTRATION AND PRODUCTION STAFF FOR SENIOR HI-LITES FRONT: Shirley Shopshire, Ella Jane Ferguson, Wilma Beekman, David Roberts, Miss Vallery, Joyce Jameson, Claire Dixon, E. Ann Johnson. BACK: Mary Fleser, Frank West, Shelby Sharp, Donald Patrick, Tom Griffith. SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Joe Heibel, Shotty Schauseil. ROW TWO: Dorothy Cisco, Betty Jordan, Joyce Lump, Shelby Sharp, Reva Prater, Mary Fleser, Connie Booth, Joyce Jameson, Dean Overman. ROW THREE: Erma Jean Cisco, Wilma Beekman, E. Ann Johnson. Tom Griffith, Jim Butler, Delores Strickland, Shirley Shopshire, Clara Whitaker, Helen Leeth, Charles Newton, Karl Vance, Bob McCoy, Frank Colegrove, Ray Crisler. CIRCULATION STAFF FOR SENIOR HI-LITES FRONT ROW: Dorothy Cisco. Irene Leatherwood. Norma Jean Smith. Shelby Sharp, Reva Prater, Donna Lump, Clara Ann Whitaker. BACK ROW: Betty Jordan, Maxine Mustard, Dorothy Russell, 49 Ray Crisler, Karl Vance, Frank Colegrove, Helen Leeth. Patty Hommond, John Martin, Delores Strickland, Vanessa McGowan, Dean Overman, Naomi Kemper. Joanne Bloomfield. TRI-HI-Y ROW ONE: Mr. Gorrow, Violet Pennington, Jo Alice Patrick, Carlene Barrett, Cynthia Fish, Hilda Butler, Dorothy Cisco. Joyce Heibel. ROW TWO: Ethel' Ann Justice, Jessie Pennington, Betty Jo Walker, Kathy Dixon, Margaret Rader, Ella Jane Ferguson, Betty Jo Martin. ROW THREE: Mary Jane Teichert, Wilma Dawson, Shirley Brown, Ruth Ann Griffith, Ruth Ann Prater, Delores Colburn, Phyllis Kitchen. ROW FOUR: Katherine Snyder, Judy Sue Ward, Susan Redman, Mary Ann Patterson. HI-Y 50 ROW ONE: Nick McKinley, David McGowan, Legrande Boyette, William Walters. Bob Davis, Roland Terrel, Mr. Gorrow. ROW TWO: Ronald Annis, Jimmy Butler, Shotty Schauseil, Frank Wilson. ROW THREE: Bob Hatcher, Gary Whaley, David Roberts, Tom Griffith. ROW FOUR: Tom Martin. Donald Annis. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST FRONT ROW: Ronnie Annis, Diane Douglass, Lucy Bandy, Nancy Landrum. Jack Jameson. BACK ROW: Margaret Rader, Molly Crabtree, Hilda Butler, David McGowan. Ethelanne Oyer, Donnie Annis, Frank Conkel, Wayne Smithson, Carolyn Holmes. JUNIOR HI-LITE STAFF ROW ONE: Legrand Boyette, Margaret Conley, Ethelanne Oyer, Nancy Landrum, Alice Ferguson. ROW TWO: Jim Schauseil, Lucy Bandy. Diane Douglass. Ruth Ann Prater, Sonja Gura, Marilyn Dixon. ROW THREE: David McGowan, Larry Smith, Margaret Rader, Jack Jameson. ROW FOUR: Jimmy George, Frank Conkel, Woody Anderson. ANNUAL STAFF CO-EDITORS: Tom Griffith, Connie Booth. LAYOUTS: Gary Whaley. SECRETARY, Wilma Beekman. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Mary Fleser, Joyce Jameson, David Roberts, Jim Butler, John Martin. BOOK SALES: Linda Barrett, Erma Jean Cisco, E. Ann Johnson, Betty Jordan, Maxine Mustard, Clara Whitaker, Dorothy Russell. SPORTS EDITORS: Gary Whaley, Ed Smithson. CLASS EDITORS: Delores Strickland, Norma Jean Smith, Helen Leeth, Shelby Sharp. SNAPS EDITOR: Clark McKinney: FEATURES: CLASS WILL, Joanne Bloomfield. Vanessa McGowan; CLASS PROPHECY, Joyce Lump, Claire Dixon; CLASS HISTORY, Joyce Lump, Claire Dixon; CALENDAR, Dorothy Cisco, Ella Jane Ferguson. ACTIVITY EDITORS: Ruth Bandy, Sarah Loel. ART: Ruthie Griffith. VARSITY BASEBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Heibel. Cookie Kritzwiser. Wayne Smithson. Ed Smithson. Larry Smith. Larry Ward, Jim Schauseil, Tom Redman, Jack Jameson, Wimp Fredericks. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 54 KNEELING, Left to Right: Hickman, Ealey, G. Cormany, W. Cormany, Cuckler, Klinker. STANDING: Prather, Holsinger, McGowan, Bond, McClellan, Downing, Boyette. 8 - TRACK VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: O'Brien. Prather. Underwood. Crabtree. Wonderleigh. Cuckler, W. Smithson. Rice. MIDDLE ROW: B. Owens. G. Cormany. Brown, McKimmy, Patrick. Walters, W. Cormany. Fredericks. Boyette, Redman. BACK ROW: Reynolds. Lawson, McKinneyJ Knight, McGowan, E. Smithson, Schauseil. Martin, Bond, McClellan. A familiar sight on the practice field. 55 OUR MUSIC FACULTY—Mr. Shelby, Mr. Shrader, and Miss Samson. These three instructors divide all ol the music words among them. Miss Samson does most of the foundation work in the grade schools and Mr. Shelby and Mr. Shrader are responsible for the high school music groups. WAVERLY MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanean Holsinger, Hilda Butler, Betty Martin, Jo Alice Patrick. NOT IN PICTURE: Betty Jordan. MAJORETTES: Jeannette Holsinger, Jo Alice Patrick, Edith Oyer, Cecilia Hoffman, Martha Kuhner, Mar Robinson, Joyce Haynes, Joan Diddle, June Lipsey, Landrum, Ethel Ann Oyer. ROW TWO: Mr. Shelby, Howerton, Patty Sharp, Carol Harrison, Billy Overm George, Mary Jane Teichert, Dean Overman, Joyce Buckingham, Judy Sue Ward. ROW THREE: Verlin I Barbara Oyer, Mary Donn Odell, Dennis Neufarth, I Stouder, Jimmy Butler, David Roberts. ROW FOU1 Pfeifer, Larry Barker, Shotty Schauseil, Ralph Stua Johns, Helen Pfeifer. BANC i, Hilda Butler. ROW ONE: , Joyce Armbruster, Margie el, Margaret Rader, Nancy lader, Patricia Oyer, Patricia Ivans, David Shrader, Judy Ilizabeth Ann Johnson, Kay avid Boyer, Wayne Burdette, id rum, Johnny Boyer, Gene nith, Diane Douglass, Janet falters, Joyce Lump, Patsy GIRLS' CHORUS ROW ONE: Margaret Willis, Carol Harrison, Joanne Bloomfield, Becky Heibel, Barbara Schrock, Janie Ferguson, Edith Oyer, Gay Turner, Mary Ross, Virginia Boylan, Alice Mae Moore, Joyce Rinehart. ROW TWO: Joyce Haubeil, Joanne Diddle, Jeanean Holsinger, Shirley Streitenberger, Shelby Sharp, Cynthia Fish, Judy Sue Ward, Geraldine Leeth, Ethel Justice. Ermaline McDowell. Wanda Thompson, Judy Zickafoose, Betty Martin, Charles Shrader. ROW THREE: Janet Newton, Louis Leatherwood. Sonja Maple, Patricia Oyer, Barbara Kritzwiser, Ruth Anne Prater, Doris Patterson. Joyce Haynes, Wilma Leffler, Nancy Landrum, Hilda Butler. ROW FOUR: Judy Henkel. Phyllis Wood, Shirley Sheets, Mona Maple. Wilma Echard, Helen Leeth. Geneva Deacon, Jean Ann Wiseman. Vanessa McGowan, Margaret Rader, Susan Smith. ROW FIVE: Mary Jane Bowman, Delores Colburn, Alice Ferguson, Sonja Gura. Janice Eblin, Joyce Armbruster, Kay Buckingham, Charlene Jarvis, Majel Willis, Susi Leever, E. Ann Johnson. ROW SIX: Priscilla Tewksbury, Janet Pfeifer, Cecilia Hoffman, Ruthie Griffith, Wilma Dawson, Shirley Brown Bonnie Kritzwiser. BOYS' CHORUS • 57 ROW ONE: Le Grand Boyette, Donald Patrick, Donald Ross, Joe Heibel. Mr. Charles Shrader. Roland Terrell. Thomas Redman. ROW TWO: Tommy Jo Martin. Scotty Owens, David McGowan, Wayne Smithson, Ray Crisler, Dean Overman. Richard Reynolds. David Boyer. SOPHOMORE EIGHTH GRADE ENSEMBLE ROW ON Mr. Charles Shrader. Marjorie Robinson, Barbara Oyer. Henryetta Rader, Mary Landrum. ROW TWO: Mary Walters, Joyce Reed, Betty Jo Walker, Cynthia Fish. Darlene Mc-Cumber. Mary Jane Teichert, Phyllis Kitchen. Susan Redman, Mary Ann Patterson. Judy Sue ward, Joyce Heibel. 58 Our band leaving the field after a practice drilL Church of the Nazarene Bible Christian Church We Salute The Churches Of Waverli ■i Christian Church Evangelical Reformed Church Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Church of Christ in Christian Union Evangelical United Brethren Church Kingdom Hall Church of God 5 Roman Catholic Church D - SNAPS During the course of the school year, numerous dances were held by the students. Everyone looked forward to these gala events, from the Friday night after-game dances, to the Homecoming dance, the Christmas formal, and most exciting of all. the Spring Prom. The after-game dances, sponsored by the Seniors, offerred the students opportunities for enjoying their friends together, celebrating the many Tiger victories, and dancing. They were a part of the school life that will never be for- gotten. The football season was brought to an appropriate climax with the Homegaming game and dance. The traditional coronation ceremony was the outstanding highlight of the dance as Joyce Lump, the queen, and her court made up of Erma Jean Cisco, Alice Ferguson, Kathy Dixon, and Joyce Rinehart, reigned for the evening. Amid the hustle and bustle, the holly and cheer of Christmas vacation, was the Christmas formal. The pictures on these pages show better than words, how pretty the girls looked and how much fun everyone had. The Prom was centered around a lovely theme, and enthusiasm for this annual affair was high and bright. Sparkling eyes and floating gowns, dancing to the rhythm of the band, all created a fairy-tale atmosphere. Music and laughter are such an important part of youth. There will be more music and more laughter, but that which we knew here, among our teen-age friends, will always be most precious. 1. Is this on the level? 2. The Smithson brothers take a stand 3 The poorman's toast—water 4. Our photographers 5. The end of a hard day 6. The Big Four 7. Frank and his shadow 8. Bar flies 9. Deacon (What it was, wuz football) Whaley 10. Looking over some blondes 11. Replaying the game 62 1. The old and the new 2. Doing it the hard way 3. The basketball boys! 4. This is study hall? 5. A man and his best friend 6. Charleston, Charleston! 7. Supporting Old Glory 8. What an easy life! 9. A very familiar sight 10. Go in, ball, go in! 11. This is so embarrassing! 65 1. 2. 5. 7. 9. 1. Doesn't he know three's a crowd? 2. Escape cars. 3. Performing his unpleasant duty 4. The Senior's Sanctuary 5. Dead-eye 6. And this is Cincinnati . . . 7. The chance of a life time! 8. Ye Olde Luncheon Line 9. Gee. you got big tonsils! 19. Framed 11. Cheer. Cheer. Cheer, for HAWHEE AND HIS CREW! 66 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8— School opens 9— Books issued and lessons assigned 11— Football Previews 15— Cheerleaders elected 18—Seniors first dance 22— Juniors receive class rings 23— First football game 29— Mr. Bennett took group pictures 30— First senior Hi-Lite OCTOBER 5—First six weeks of school 7— Receive first report cards 12— Piano concert—Sorensen-Lyrum Bureau 13— Senior pictures taken 14— Second Hi-Lite 17—Tri-Hi-Y and Hy-Y organized 22— Homecoming queen chosen 23— Homecoming game 27—Magazines sales start 30—No school—Teacher's Meeting NOVEMBER 5— County F. H. A. Meeting 6— Football game 8— Third month of school 11—Armistice Day—no school 15— Rabbit season in, boys all out 16— Driving Reaction Demonstration 17— Tag Day 24— School dismissed at 2:30 25— Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 1—First basketball game 5— Seniors get proofs back 8—Sang Christmas carols 11—Miss Vallery was ill 16— Seniors pictures back 18— Annual Staff chosen 23—Christmas vacation 25—MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY JANUARY 1—Happy New Year 4—Back to school 6— Tag Day 8—Junior Hi-Lite staff chosen 11—Seniors got friendship pictures back 13— End of Government, start Economics 14— Big snow today 18— Substitute teacher for Miss Vallery— Mrs. Elam 25—A new teacher for Miss Vallery— Miss Huzzey 27—March of Dimes Campaign 29— Student Council discussed FEBRUARY 6—Rio Grande game 11— Selected class colors, motto and flower 15— All students and teachers had chest X-rays 19— Beaver won County Tournament— Waverly runner up 22- —Washington's Birthday—no school MARCH 1—Big snow—no busses made it in 10—Seniors went to see Ivanhoe 12— Waverly beat Twin in Sectional Tourna- ment by double overtime 13— Waverly won Sectional Tournament 17— Waverly played Hartford at Athens in Regional Tournament 18— 25—Very exciting, Teachers vs. Senior boys 31—Elimination tests APRIL 1—A light snow 3—Mr. Bennett took pictures 10—P. T. A. Carnival 12—County Spelling Contest 12— Dramatics class goes to Columbus to see Dial M for Murder 13— Track Me$t here 15— Eighth GrSde Examinations 16- 20—Easter vacation—no school 30— Junior Class Play MAY 1—Scholarship team goes to Portsmouth 14— Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom 23— Baccalaureate Program 25—Senior Class Play 27—Commencement Program 29—Alumni Banquet 67 CLASS HISTORY Dum-De-D.um-Dum The case is to tell the history of the class of 1954. Our job, to tell it. The facts are taken from the files of Waverly High School. The names haven't even been changed to protect the innocent. Dum-De-Dum-Dum The time, 8:47 a. m., September, 1942. The place, Waverly Grade School. Those found on the scene were a group of child prodigies, Connie Booth, David Roberts, Claire Dixon, Gary Whaley, Wilma Beekman, Joyce Lee Jameson. Elizabeth Ann Johnson, Betty Lou Jordan, Ella Jane Ferguson, Tom Martin, Donna Lump, Dorothy Cisco, Charles Helman, Mary Ann Fleser, Jim Butler, Norma Jean Smith, Joe Heibel, Bob Haubeil, Bob Crabtree, Dean Overman, Naomi Kemper, Irene Leatherwood, Clara Ann Whitaker, Ralph Stewart, Charles Newton, and Bob McCoy. The ring leaders were Miss Jackson and Mrs. Yahraus. This was just the biginning. Dum-De-Dum-Dum Time—second grade. Another culprit was added to our gang, Johnny Martin. Our band increases. Third grade—Dorothy Russell, fourth grade—Maxine Mustard and Reva Prater. Fifth grade and the inevitable—talent. Junior American Citizen Club, Mother's Day Play, basketball team, and cheerleaders. Added, Karl Vance and Bob Harbin. The facts, just the facts. Sixth grade—biggest outside job was a picnic at Caldwell Lake. Dum-De-Dum-Dum Promotion to a higher racket—Junior High. Ed Smithson and Shirley Shopshire made a tricky addition to our gang. The past years of training paid off when we took the eighth grade tests. Dum-De-Dum-Dum Time—Freshman year. Place—topsy-turvy school house. Suspicion is laid on the freshman class. Joanne Bloomfield, Joyce Lump, Delores Strickland, Shelby Sharp, Helen Leeth, Erma Jean Cisco, Frank West, and Paul Pollard joined the group. Sophomore year. Our gang goes all out for organizing—Latin Club, F. H. A., F. F. A., band, athletics, chorus, and class officers. Wimpy Frederick was added. Time—Junior yeai Sarah Loel, Patty Hammond, Ruth Bandy, and Ronnie Carson joined the class; Hi-Lites, spring prom, class rings, continual activities including the class play, One Wild Night . Solved with sleep gas. And then the big pay-off—we were seniors. The new atomic plant brought us Melvin O'Brien, Larry Ward, Linda Barrett, Nick McKinney, Vanessa McGowan, Ray Crisler, and Dale McFarland. Dum-De-Dum-Dum After standing trial for 12 years before many teachers, we received the verdict that we were guilty of studying our lessons sufficiently. Our sentence was commencement and a long and happy life filled with memories ot high school. Dum-De-Dum-Dum, Dum-De-Dum-Dum, Dum Claire Dixon Joyce Lump In a quaint little country, In a quaint little town, In a quaint little hut. In a quaint little gown, Sits a quaint little woman, In a quaint rocking chair, With a pillow 'neath her feet, And a blossom in her hair. Her old-fashioned beauty, And her old-fashioned charm, Lend a warm, pleasant air To the quaint little farm. This trim little lady Has quite nothing to do But to say lots of nice things, All the day, about you. She said that limmy Butler Is a multi-millionaire, And that our Miss Shelby Sharp Teaches girls of child care. Nick McKinney finally settled On a ranch in Mexico, Where his utmost pride and joy Is his super rodeo. And she whispered in my ear That Mary Ann is keeping house. Then we cringed together when She told me Karl trains a mouse. Bob McCoy makes atomic aids So everyone can hear. Joyce Lee psychoanalyzes To find what causes fear. Tom Griffith is a doctor. Erma Jean Cisco is his nurse. Dale McFarland traded in his Packard And now he drives a hearse. Larry Ward and Linda Barrett Started working at the plant. Every year they visit Europe Where they go to play and pant. The little lady told me Of our record-setting friends: Connie Booth, first woman patrolman; Ronnie Carson, most eggs from hens; Shotty Schauseil swam the Channel In eleven minutes flat; Wimpy Frederick hits them all When he goes up to bat. Wilma Beekman takes dictation. Sarah Loel types and files. Charles Newton is an archer. Bob Crabtree lays orlon tiles. 69 CLASS PBOPBECr Reva Prater is a florist. Clara Ann, an office girl. Ella Jane and Dorothy Cisco Sell atomicated curl . By this time, the day was passing, And the dinner hour had come. For our meal's entertainment We heard From the Vine the Plum . Then she filled us full of muffins, Tarts, and cakes and roasted pear. And we ate upon a table That was spread with utmost care. After all the food was eaten And our stomachs satisfied, The lady told of other jobs Our classmates occupied. David Roberts is the Speaker Of the House in Washington. E. Ann Johnson's giving concerts From New York to Galveston. Charles Helman now is singing With the Metropolitan. Archie Patrick is a gangster— On TV—does he have fun! Betty Lou is head professor For Ohio State Home Ec. Helen Leeth is the chief cook For the kids at Georgia Tech. Donna Lump is now the owner Of the Alma Kroger Store. Gary Whaley is the maker Of an automatic door. Johnny Martin is a football pro. He's playing with the Rams. Tommy Joe's a deep sea diver Getting rich diving for clams. Delores and Naomi run A millinery shop. Bob Harbin has a stand out East For selling soda pop. Ray Crisler runs a factory In the eastern part of France. Norma Jean and Vanessa Have a lovely school of dance. The president of our senior class Of nineteen-hundred fifty-four Is now distinguished president Of Smithson Steel Ore. Frank West and Pal Paul Pollard Are the rulers of Siam. All the natives marveled At their antics and their ham . 70 Families in South Africa Are happier than before. Patty Hammond, missionary. Seems to help each village more. Shirley Shopshire also helps The people of another race By transmitting radar messages To men in outer space. Scotty Owens is a farmer On a hill in Kentucky, Where his bosom friend, Frank Bennett, Helps him lie beneath a tree. In the mornings they sip cider. They are happy, there's no doubt, And they have to sleep all day long 'Cause by noon they're tuckered out. Joanne Bloomfield is a waitress In the Stork Club in New York. She's so famous they presented her With a platinum plated fork. Irene Leatherwood is a singer. Maxine Mustard teaches school. Bobby Haubeil owns a farm; Melvin O'Brien, a swimming pool. Claire Dixon is the founder Of the Grandview Hospital. Her greatest operation Was on a marsupial. Mistress of ceremonies, Joyce Lump, fulfills ambition, For now she has her very own show On colored television. Frank Colegrove and Ralph Stewart Run the U. S. Government. Secretary of Tax Collecting and Secretary of Unemployment. Just one left, Dean Overman, Handyman of every trade. You must ask him, he can tell you Of what everything is made. Quaintly now the little lady As retiring for the night, Rearranged an old quotation To make things all clear and right. All these things are only hear-say, So the little lady said. You believe just half you see And just a bit of what you've read. Prophecy by Joyce Lump and Claire Dixon CLASS I, Ruth Bandy, will my quietness to Judy Sue Ward. I, Linda Barrett, will my ability to be true to one boy to my sister, Carlene I, Wilma Beekman, will my tall structure to my cousin, Joyce Haynes. I, Frank Bennett, will my ability to copy off of the girl next to me to Larry Smith. I, Joann Bloomfield, will my love for arguing with Coach Hawhee to anyone who doesn't have a weak heart. I, Connie Booth, will my love for unusual faces and places to Margaret Rader. I, Jim Butler, will my membership to the Big Four R. O. B. to my brother, David. I, Ronnie Carson, will my quietness in and out of classes to David McGowan. I, Dorothy Cisco, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who can take it as well as I can. I, Erma Jean Cisco, will my smiles and ability to get along with people to Mr. Bauman. I, Franklin Colegrove, will my literature book to Miss; Huzzey. 1, Bob Crabtree, will my teasing ways to anyone who can get by with it as long as I have. I, Ray Crisler, will my flirtatious manner to Kathy Dixon. I, Claire Dixon, will my mathematical mind to the adding machine. I, Jane Ferguson, will my ability to skip school to my little brother, Johnny. I, Mary Ann Fleser, will my thick wavy hair to Mr. Lewis. I, Wimpy Frederick, will my ability to keep the girls on pins and needles to Tom Redman. I, Tom Griffith, will my membership to the Big Four R. O.- B. to Bob Hatcher. 1, Patty Hammond, will my silence in class to Mr. Caldwell. 1, Bob Harbin, will my studious nature to anyone who can get above a C. I, Bob Haubeil, will my love for cutting up in registration to Eddie Crabtree. I, Charles Helman, will my love for girls to Jughead Knight. I, Joyce Lee Jameson, will my desire to be different to Mrs. Freshour. I, E. Ann Johnson, will my seat in psychology class to Jean Ann Wiseman and hope she benefits by it. I, Betty Jordan, will my habit of sleeping during classes to Betty Martin. I, Naomi Kemper, will my small structure to Emojean Owens. I, Bill Klinker, will my ability to get out of class for movies to Bob Hatcher. I. Irene Leatherwood, will my long brown hair to Betty Looney. !, Helen Leeth, will my dimples to Alice Ferguson, and hope she has more luck with them than I have. I, Sarah Loel, will my secretarial ambition to anyone who can accomplish the skill of shorthand as well as 1 almost did. I, Donna Lump, will my red hair to Joanne Diddle. 1, Joyce Lump, will my crown to the next lucky girl. I, John Martin, will my ability to get in trouble to anyone who hasn't had any yet. I, Tommy Joe Martin, will my ability to compliment everyone to Beverly Pfahl. I, Maxine Mustard, will my afternoon study halls to anyone who can get out of them as I do. I, Dale McFarland, will my appreciation of beautiful girls to the next ex-sailor attending Waverly High. I, Bob McCoy, will my attentiveness to Jimmy George. I, Vanessa McGowan, will my favorite saying I don't know to Nancy Landrum. I, Nick McKinney, will my cream colored collapsible Ford to Jack Jameson. I, Charles Newton, will my good attendance to Donna Armstrong. I, Melvin O'Brien, will my tardiness to Miss Huzzey. I, Dean Overman, will my most common saying, I gotta go, to my brother, Gordon. I, Scotty Owens, will my ability of getting away with skipping school to anyone who may benefit by it. I, Arch Patrick, will my modest strut and quiet laugh to Bo Boyette. I, Paul Pollard, will my curly hair to Frank Wilson. I, Reva Prater, will my ability to chew my gum quietly to Shirley Everett. I, David Roberts, will my membership to the Big Four R. O. B. to Donnie Annis. I, Dorothy Russell, will my beautiful brown eyes to Mona Maple. I, Shotty Schauseil, will my long dark hair to Susie Leever. I, Shelby Sharp, will my love for sports to Wilma Matthews. I, Shirley Shopshire, will my slim hips to Diane Douglass. I, Norma Jean Smith, will my ability to skip school and get caught to Ethelanne Oyer. I, Ed Smithson, will my lov 5 for sports to my brother, Wayne. I, Ralph Stewart, will my nickname Swatty to my brother, Mack. I, Delores Strickland, will my ability to talk my way out of everything to Patsy Johns. I, Karl Vance, will the school building to the Salvation Army since I have no further use for it. I, Larry Ward, will my thick curly hair to Jack Jameson. I, Frank West, will my removable teeth to Shirley Sheets so someone can have peace and quiet. I, Gary Whaley, will my membership to the Big Four R. O. B.'' to Ronnie Annis. I, Clara Whitaker, will my love for driving a car with Mr. Raidiger to anyone who can get A's in Driving Education. Subscribed, sealed, published, and declared by the senior class as and for our last will in presence of the following witnesses, who have here unto subscribed their names this twenty-seventh day of May in the Year of our Lord. nineteen hundred and fifty-four. Doris Huzzey Fred Bauman Gene Lewis Honors And Awards James Butler, Margaret Conley. Ronnie Annis. Golda Mae Conley, Mr. Cadwell, Erma Jean Cisco Jim George, Paul Kemper. Wayne Smithson, W'ilma Beekman. and Nancy Landrum. OHIO HISTORY TEST James Butler, First Place; Erma Jean Cisco. Second Place; Wilma Beekman Third Place 74 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM These seniors represented Waverly in the state wide senior scholarship tests. Waverly won first and second places in Pike County. SCORES OF UPPER 25% OF THE STATE Joyce Lee Jameson 194 Claire Dixon 171 Jim Butler 184 Nick McKinney 165 Connie Booth 180 David Roberts 179 Gary Whaley 164 Tom Griffith .. 176 Ed Smithson 164 SPELLING BEE WINNERS Sherryll McCoy, seventh grade, won the Waverly news orchid award for her outstanding performance in the Pike County Spelling Bee. Sherryli will enter the District Bee in Portsmouth in hopes of winning a chance oi entering the National Bee in Washington, D. C. 75 Senior Class of '54 in '42 76 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joyce Lump, Treasurer; Joyce Jameson, Secretary; Ed Smithson, President; and standing, Tom Griffith, Vice President. CLASS COLORS — Blue and White CLASS FLOWER — Red Rose 9 CLASS MOTTO — Success belongs to those who look ahead. 78 Guess Who? A departing Senior Men of Distinction Ruth Eleanor Bandy Wilma Yvonne Beekman SENIORS 1954 Linda Barrett i Connie Gene Booth 79 Samuel Franklin Bennett • 1954 SENIORS Ella Jane Ferguson SENIORS 1954 SENIORS Patricia Ann Hammond Robert Leroy Harbin Robert John Haubeil Elizabeth Ann Johnson SENIORS Betty Lou Jordan y -y � 1954 Helen Marie Leeth Donna Louise Lump 1954 SENIORS Thomas loseph Martin SENIORS Donald Neal Patrick W ■ -i Walter Scotty Owens SENIORS Paul Pollard 1954 Dorothy Lee Russell Walter Louis Schauseil Shelby Maxine Sharp SENIORS Shirley Joan Shopshire 1954 Dolores Ann Strickland 87 Paul Edward Smithson SENIORS BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM May 23rd, 1954, 8:00 P. M. High School Auditorium PROCESSIONAL ............................ High School Band INVOCATION Pastor John Gensel MUSIC ... High School Girls' Choir lesus. Our Lord, We Adore THEE — lames Cherubim Song No. 7 — Bortniansky SERMON MUSIC BENEDICTION ....................................... Pastor John Gensel .................................. High School Girls' Choir I Waited for the Lord — Mendelssohn The Lord Bless You and Keep You — Lutkin Pastor John Gensel Sevenfold Amen CLASS ROLL Ruth Eleanor Bandy Linda Elaine Barrett Wilma Yvonne Beekman Samuel Franklin Bennett S. Joann Bloomfield Connie Gene Booth James Hansel Butler Arthur Ronnie Carson Dorothy Mae Cisco Erma Jean Cisco Franklin Delano Colegrove Kenneth Ray Crisler Claire Dixon Ella Jane Ferguson Mary Ann Fleser Albert Walter Frederick Thomas Arthur Griffith, Jr. Patricia Ann Hammond Robert Leroy Harbin Robert John Haubeil Joseph Cline Heibel Charles E. Helman Joyce Lee Jameson Elizabeth Ann Johnson Betty Lou Jordan Naomi Mae Kemper William B. Klinker Eva Irene Leatherwood Helen Marie Leeth Sarah Woodruff Loel Donna Louise Lump Helen Toyce Lump John Charles Martin Thomas Joseph Martin Mable Maxine Mustard Robert M. McCoy Raymond Dale McFarland Helen Vanessa McGowan Clark Nichols McKinney Charles E. Newton Melvin E. O'Brien Walter Scotty Owens Donald Neal Patrick Reva Christine Prater David Earl Roberts Dorothy Lee Russell Walter Louis Schauseil, II Shelby Maxine Sharp Shirley Joan Shopshire Norma Jean Smith Paul Edward Smithson Ralph Edward Stewart Dolores Ann Strickland Karl Eugene Vance Larry V. Ward Gary Lee Whaley Clara Ann Whitaker Paul Pollard Robert Thomas Crabtree Frank West Richard Dean Overman THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 PRESENTS YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Tuesday, May 25th, 1954, 8:15 P. M. (Produced by permission of the Dramatist Play Service Inc.) PROLOGUE Joyce Lump PENELOPE SYCAMORE, housewife, with an artist's soul Connie Booth ESSIE, her budding? ballerina daughter Betty Jordan RHEBA, the maid Joyce Jameson PAUL SYCAMORE, Penny's husband, creator of fireworks Larry Ward MR. DePINNA, Paul's associate Jim Butler ED, Essie's husband and accompanist Ed Smithson DONALD, Rheba's unemployed boy friend Gary Whaley •MARTIN VANDERHOF, Grandpa , relaxed head of the house .... .................................... Dale McFarland ALICE, the normal Sycamore and in love .......... Erma Jean Cisco HENDERSON, a Treasury Dept, agent Charles Helman TONY KIRBY, the likeable son of Alice's boss Tom Griffith BORIS KOLENKHOV, Essie's Russian ballet teacher Nick McKinney GAY WELLINGTON, an enebriated actress Donna Lump MR. KIRBY, a stuff-shirt and Tony's father David Roberts MRS. KIRBY, his wife ..... .............. Mary Ann Fleser THREE MEN, G-Men Donald Patrick, Ronnie Carson, Albert Frederick OLGA, a down, but not out, Russian Duchess E. Ann Johnson . THE SCENE PLACE: The home of Martin Vanderhof in New York City, just around the comer from Columbia University—but don't go looking for it. TIME: The present. ACT I: Scene One: A Wednesday evening in early June. Scene Two: Much later that night. ACT II: A week later. Act III: The next day. PROMPTER CURTAIN SOUND ....... LIGHTS ........ STAGE DECORATIONS MAKE UP TICKET SALES PUBLICITY PAGES USHERS ....... PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR PRODUCTION STAFF Claire Dixon Karl Vance Frank Bennett, Scotty Owens Ralph Stewart, Shotty Schauseil Reva Prater, Patty Hammond Naomi Kemper, Norma Smith ............ Wilma Beekman Joyce Lump, Ray Crisler Reva Prater, Helen Leeth, Shirley Shopshire Maxine Mustard, Linda Barrett, Dorothy Russell, Clara Whitaker, Irene Leatherwood, Shelby Sharp Claire Dixon Doris J. Huzzey COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 27th, 1954, 8:00 P. M. High School Auditorium PROCESSIONAL High School Band INVOCATION Rev. Fred W. 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WAVERLY, OHIO 93 TO THE CLASS Ol ’54 Here’s Wishing You Growing Success “IT ISN’T A HOME UNTIL IT’S PLANTED FLOWERING SHRUBS PROVIDE 12 MONTHS OF COLOR A Complete Selection Of LANDSCAPE MATERIALS FJTUIT BEARING TREES AND PLANTS EUGENE J. GORROW WAVERLY PHONE 169-J OHIO 94 Representative for C. W. Stuart Co. Newark, New York FT ITT ARMBRUSTER and ARMBRUSTER Plumbing and Heating PYROFAX BOTTLED GAS SERVICE WAVERLY, PHONE 319 OHIO Congratulations nr the Class of 1954 S R PLUMBING CO. WAVERLY, OHIO 307 SOUTH LOCK ST. Phone 326 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. Flodge Hermann 20-22 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. 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ARROWOOD JEWELER Compliments of BOYER FUNERAL HOME Watch and Jewelry Repairing WAVERLY, OHIO Waverly, Ohio Congratulations to GUARANTEE PROFESSIONAL CARE the Class of 1954 COOPER CLEANERS WAVERLY, OHIO LESTER’S BEAUTY SALON PHONE 79 WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments ot Let Us Tailor Your Graduation Suit COOPER’S STORE THE CRITERION PIKETON, OHIO THE MENS SHOP PORTSMOUTH, OHIO HENN HENN JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO ESTABLISHED 1876 97 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS GOODYEAR TIRES - TUBES CLARENCE VALLERY SONS, INC. “Since 1914 WAVERLY OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 VALLERY HARDWARE FRIG1DAIRE SALES and SERVICE “EVF.R YTHING ” WAVERLY OHIO Compliments from Bob Litter Fuel and Heating Co., Inc. PHONE 4136 Chillicothe, O. Congratulations to the Class of 1954 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 61 Years of Service To The Community WAVERLY, OHIO OIL BATTERY SERVICE CO. 2nd and Mulberry Street Phone 3-2291 CHILLICOTHE OHIO Compliments of SAUL’S JUNIOR AND MISSES SMART APPAREL The Waverly State Bank The Friendly Bank WAVERLY, OHIO 23 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 99 Best Wishes to MILLER CANDY CO. the Class of 1954 Distributors of WALKER’S SHOE STORE SCHRAFFT’S CHOCOLATES 66 N. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO BUCKEYE FURNITURE CO. Compliments of New and Used Furniture PHONE 9436 HAROLD EAGON 25 E. 2nd St. Chillicothe, O. WAVERLY. OHIO Waverly Hatchery Grain Co. Compliments to the Class of 1954 One stop service for farmers JACK’S SHOE STORE Phone 3 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 Compliments to the Class of 1954 CHANDLER REAL ESTATE BROKER Compliments to the Class of 1954 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. At your Service at my2 Market Street WAVERLY, OHIO Portsmouth, Ohio Compliments of MARTHA’S BEAUTY SHOP CLODHOPPER STORE Number 1 408 Lock Street Phone 237-W M. J. COFER MARTHA SLAGLE, Prop. WAVERLY OHIO WAVERLY OHIO Compliments to the Class of 1954 STIFFLERS STORE Compliments to the Class of 1954 MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY McCONKEY’S AUTO PARTS MARKET ST. WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO Compliments of THE GLOBE GREETINGS . . . TO CLASS Ol ’54 FURNITURE CO. SCUACUCS EAST MAIN STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Department Store Chillicothe ' • Ohio • Abbie’s Sweet Shop WAYS FRESH CANDIES GIFTS - CARDS - STATIONERY FOOD MARKET % 4 The complete food store 1 PHONE 3-3126 63 W. Second St. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO PHONE 39 WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 y Compliments Hr Feminine Clothes from Head to Toes class of 1954 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO our future leaders” 101 11177124 Success to the Class of ’54 WALTER’S ROOFING SIDING CO. Wallpaper and Paint WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 John Deere Quality Farm Equipment SCHMITT IMP. CO. PHONE 204-W WAVERLY. OHIO SMITH TRACTOR SALES Compliments Authorized Ferguson Dealer PHONE 336-W HOWE CO. FUNERAL HOME Old Scioto Trail Waverly, O. WELDING GENERAL TIRES PIKETON, OHIO HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE Compliments Check our store for values and varieties SPORTING GOODS - PAINTS Davis- :::::: co. HOUSEWARES - HARDWARES CHILL1COTHE, OHIO BEAVER OHIO CIRCLE IHN Best Wishes From Restaurant Texaco Service CLOD-HOPPER STORE NO. 2 CHICKEN - STEAKS - CHOPS Glenn Frey, Manager 1 Yi Miles North ot Waverly on Route 23 WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 HOLLBERG JEWELERS Compliments of Waverly, Ohio Est. 1907 M. N. BILLING CO. WATCHES - PENS - RINGS MUSICAL MERCHANDISE RADIOS - TV. - APPLIANCES We Furnish The Home Complete 80 E. Main St. Chillicothe, O. THE SIGN OF BETTER SERVICE SUMMERS SON WALLETT MOTORS DeSoto — Plymouth 67-69 W. Main Street CHILLICOTHE, OHIO BALDWIN-KNABE-WINTER PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS RADIOS - TELEVISION CONN OLDS BAND INSTRUMENTS EVERYTHING MUSICAL CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 102 01111734 SARGENTS PRODUCTS Construction Materials . • f . . •, V PIKETON WAVERLY SARGENTS PHONE 3277 PHONE 400 PHONE 3543 CASHMERE CLEANERS Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 WAVERLY OHIO Borden’s Compliments of MILLER’S TIP TOP CHILLICOTHE OHIO Compliments to the Class of 1954 GALL’S BARBER SHOP CHILLICOTHE OHIO The Waverly News Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Established 1842 WAGNER DRY CLEANERS If it is good for Waverly R. D. Wagner, Prop. and Pike County—The News is for it PHONE 51 WAVERLY Phone 25-476 75 E. Second St. Chillicothe, Ohio 103 REMEMBER Take Home HOLSUM or AUNT HATTIE’S Enriched While Bread THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING COMPANY Compliments of ELBERFELDS TREBER’S GROCERY Department Store 82 N. PAINT STREET WAVERLY, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Compliments of Tiir ntiMiTT uMicr TUDORS, HELEN AND MARY int Cmmlll nlfUoL THE RADER FAMILY Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant 52 East Main Chillicothe, Ohio WAVERLY OHIO McAllister Chevrolet AMERICAN STEAM LDY. AND CHILLICOTHE DRY CLEANING CO. Agent in Waverly 150 W. Main St. Phone 3-2153 PORTSMOUTH OHIO CHILLICOTHE MOTORS INC. WAVERLY LAUNDROMAT WASH, RINSE PACKARD HUDSON DAMP-DRY, DRY BRIGHT, FLUFFY, SOFT GARMENTS 72 E. WATER ST. Mgr. Dave Way CHILLICOTHE, OHIO WAVERLY OHIO HI-BUDDY DRIVE IN WHEN YOU YOUNG FOLKS GET MARRIED, YOU WILL NEED HOME FURNISHINGS COME TO M. D. CAUBLE, PROP. Phone 15791 niATri runuiTiinr aa ON STATE RT. 23 South of CHILLICOTHE. OHIO DISTEL FURNITURE CO. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Compliments to the Class of 1954 errn ROY TOP HAT RESTAURANT rttU dUA Drive-in Restaurant Circleville, Ohio South Emmitt Ave. Vora, Hilda, and Johnny Butler WAVERLY OHIO 105 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 HELMAN’S FLOWER SHOP AND WAVERLY INSURANCE FURNITURE CO. PHONE 60 303 S. MARKET ST. WAVERLY, O. WAVERLY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 HOWARD DOUGLASS EXCAVATING CO. Free Estimates PHONE 274 215 EMMITT AVE. WAVERLY, OHIO JAMESON DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE WAVERLY OHIO Best Wishes for Success in the Years to follow ft 7 JOHN A. FISH AGENCY All Lines of Insurance V MILK COMPANY 108 WEST SECOND ST. 1637 TENTH STREET WAVERLY, OHIO PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Telephone 250 106 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 GRAND HOTEL and TAVERN 104 Emmitt Ave. WAVERLY OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 THE STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, MILL MINE SUPPLIES PORTSMOUTH, OHIO THE STARS ADDRESS ON CBS RADIO 14 on WPAY-AM 104.1 on WPAY-FM VANDERVORT’S YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, BUILDING SUPPLIES PIK ETON—PORTSMOUTH COMPARE AND YOUU WEAR RICHMAN BROTHERS CLOTHES AMERICAS GREATEST VALUES 311 Chillicothe Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 LAKE WHITE CLUB WAVERLY, OHIO 107 Compliments of GRADY-GLASS BETSY ROSS IS CHILLICOTHE, OHIO GOOD BREAD Best Wishes Compliments of MIMI’S DRESS SHOP RYBOLT FURNACE CO. PIKETON, OHIO CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Compliments of Compliments From FRANK ADAMS BARR OPTICAL CO. BEAVER. 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 1954 RAYMOND DAILY, JR. Compliments of W. L. WILHELM, JEWELER WAVERLY. OHIO PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Complimenrs of Best Wishes MARC CANTER KOPY KAT G. 0. PACHUTA PORTSMOUTH. OHIO PIKETON, OHIO Best Wishes GEORGE D. NYE WAVERLY, OHIO JOHN R. BENNETT Portrait and Commercial Photography WEISS RECREATION U.S. 23 South 1617 Aberdeen Ave. Phone JE-7007 Columbus, Ohio PHONE 412 WAVERLY, OHIO 108 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1954 GOODMAN’S CLOTHES The Store for Men and Boys FOR GOOD CLOTHES Goodman’s Clothes Means Famous Brands CHILLICOTHE OHIO PORTSMOUTH, OHIO HAYES ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 420 Emmitt and High WAVERLY, OHIO complete Outfitters FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MAYFAIR'S CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Noel’s Restaurant PHONE 251 Home cooked food and pies Corner of Emmitt Ave. Market St. WAVERLY OHIO ITS O. K. TO OWE KAY! KAY JEWELERS 817 GALLIA STREET PORTSMOUTH OHIO SAMUEL LEVI CO. FURNITURE SHOP LEVI’S-SAVE MONEY! 840-844 GALLIA ST. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of TURKEY SHOPPE KLINKER BUILDER SUPPLIES ALL TYPES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone 284-W Waverly, Ohio Service With a Smile CONN MOTEL Heart Of Atomic Center 20 ROOMS Phone 2631 Piketon, Ohio PLATEAU MOTEL STRICTLY MODERN One Mile North of Waverly, Ohio Phone 654-M Robt. R. Mc(!oy U. S. Route No. 23 FLORSHEIM SHOES FALLON OUMM 65 N. Paint Street Phone 28-668 Chillicothe, Ohio 109 J PIKE COUNTY OFFICIALS Agricultural Extension Service Auditor........................... Clerk of Courts .... Common Pleas Judge ... County Commissioner County Commissioner ... County Commissioner County Engineer .... Division of Public Assistance Probate Judge .... Prosecuting Attorney ... Representative to the General Assembly Recorder ......................... Sheriff ...... Supe'-ntendent of Schools Treasurer ... R- O. McFerren W. M. Cool . Forest E. Roberts Earl D. Parker . F. E Thompson George McAllister . Eddie West W. L. Sheridan Nelson E. Smith Will H. Acord Wray Bevens . George E. Leist Robert Markham Jesse H. Foster . J. E. Way H. L. Fields 110 SOUTH JUNCTION NTW U. S 2.1 - OLD U. S. 2.1 SCIOTO MOTEL PHONE 460 AND DINING ROOM . WAVEREY, OHIO BASIC CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Ready Mix Concrete PHONE 323-R VAVERLY, OHIO Compliments from LUCKOFF'S Compliments to the Class of 1954 School Jackets Complete Athletic Supplies SMITH HARDWARE Everything For The Sportsman WAVERLY’S MOST MODERN STORE SAND’S Corner Rt. 23 High St. Phone 98 SPORTING GOODS 822 6th St. Portsmouth, Ohio in Congratulations to the Class of 1954 WESTERN STAR MOTEL EAST EMMITT AVENUE ON RDUTE 23 MORROW FURNITURE CO. tN WAVERLY Furniture and Philco Appliances RESTAURANT NEXT DOOR EACH ROOM WITH BATH 101 West Second Street NEW!! Phone 230 Waverly, Ohio OPERATED BY MR. MRS. WILLIAM E. TETRICK PHONE 254 ARROWOOD’S GENERAL STORE Compliments of . CLYDE and MARGARET GEORGE STOLL Groceries and Legal Beverages Farm Bureau Insurance Phone 8106-L Denver, Ohio Phone 3968 Piketon, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 54 BOB MARKHAM ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR CARROLLS POTATO CHIPS The Perfect Snack For Every Occasion PHONE 502-R WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of BARCH’S GROCERY FRANK’S ASHLAND SERVICE Gas, Oil, Lubrication Third Street “SERVICE WAVERLY, OHIO WAVERLY, OHIO PHONE 470 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1954 WAVERLY STUDY CLUB HERF-JONES COMPANY Robert J. Burkhart, Rep. WAVERLY, OHIO 2091 Farleigh Road Columbus, Ohio 112 «?■ WAVERLY SERVICE CLUB President WILLIAM L. JUHN Vice President HOBART C. HELMAN Secretary-Treasurer REVEREND FRED M. MARK W COMMITTEES CIVIC AUDITING W. H. Acord W. H. Acord Paul McKimmey W. M. Cool' Robert C. Vallery MEMBERSHIP EXECUTIVE E. T. Tetrick Leo Lorbach jr Harold Eagon John R. Teichert George D. Smith Raymond E. Daily MEMBERS W. H. Acord Rev. Fred M. Mark Wray Bevens Walter P. Martin Arthur Boyer Paul McKimmey John Caldwell Grover C. O'Dell Dr. Francis Casselman John Rittenour W. M. Cool Louis J. Schauseil Dr. C. L. Critchfield Dr. A. M. Shrader David Crouse W. H. Shrader. Jr. Raymond E. Daily George D. Smith Harold Eagon Nelson E. Smith William Gee Charles Stine Howard Harper George J. Stoll Edwin Haynes John R. Teichert H. C. Helman E. T. Tetrick Loren Jameson Harry Vallery Dr. Paul Jones L. P. Vallery William L. Juhn Robert C. Vallery Leo Lorbach Robert Vass Paul Lowery Chester A. Way James E. Way WILLIAM L. JUHN, A. I. A. r REGISTERED ARCHITECT PHONE 95 OHIO WAVERLY Waverly Engineering Company ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS PHONE 95 WAVERLY OHIO 'COMPTOLITH PRINTING .r Compton Engraving and Printing PHONE 3-1911 'PRINTING THE MODERN WAY 1412 THIRD STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO GOODWILL PATROnS Tom Lena Martin Mr. Mrs. Henry Haubeil Polly Gruner Mr. Mrs. Hugh Call Mr. Mrs. Herb Brown Sherman Hazel Trainer John A. Jones Reed Kathryn Robertson Dorothy A. Smithson Mr. Mrs. William Foster Mr. Mrs. Marian Dixon Mr. Mrs. David Crouse, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Carl Johnson, Jr. Ronnie Elouise Mr. Mrs. Frank Brown Dempsey Nancy Belinda Gene Burkitt C. Lewis Ridenour Ronnie Mr. Mrs. Wray Bevens Gordon Buzzy Bevens Sabo Gus Mr. $ Mrs. Forrest E. Roberts Mr. Mrs. Jesse Foster Judge Mrs. Earl D. Parker Madaline Butch Mr. Mrs. Robert Trainer George J. Stoll Edith Sword Mr. Mrs. L. P. Vallery Patty Jim Mr. Mrs. William Schauseil Doris J. Huzzey Bob Scott Nancy Landrum Fred Nan Nick Joyce Lee Mr. Mrs. Oscar Raidiger Mr. Mrs. Robert Lewis Mrs. Alice Sautter, Margorie Todd Goldie Freshour Mr. Mrs. Frank Shelby Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Pennisten Adrian Wells Charles Shrader • Mr. 6 Mrs. Walter C. Scott Donald F. Schupbach Mr. Mrs. Arthur Pfeifer Coach Fred Bauman John F. McConnaughey Mr. Mrs. John Caldwell Dr. Mrs. John W. Laymaster Connie Shirley Shopshire Gale Joan Patrick Mr. Mrs. Beryl Keechle David Janet Mr. Mrs. Chester Way Dorothy Mae Howard Lois Johnny Dick E. Ann Mr. 6c Mrs. Mike Fleser Dean Joanne Mr. 6c Mrs. Buryi Leeth Wilma Keith Mr. 6c Mrs. Earsel C. Cisco Johnny 6c Joyce Orval Arnett Mr. Mrs. Charles C. Brown Miss Donna Lewis Mr. 6c Mrs. Ray Foster Mr. 6c Mrs. F. F. O'Conell Miss Joan Nuckols Mr. 6c Mrs. H. A. McConkey Mr. 6c Mrs. Carl McCain .. Mr. 6c Mrs. M. O. Scott Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Oyer Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Kennard Mr. 6c Mrs. Edwin N. Haynes Betty 6c Floyd -Mr. 6c Mrs. W. T. Reec Mr. 6c Mrs. Walter P. Martin Rev. 6c Mrs. Fred M. Mark Jean 6c Max Way Pat 6c Jim Smith The Hibbens E. H. Jackson Mr. 6c Mrs. James Drennen Mr. 6c Mrs. Clarence Breitenbach Mr. 6c Mrs. William Vallery Mr. 6c Mrs. Joe Reed Mr. 6c Mrs. Calvin Massie Mr. 6 Mrs. Tom Griffith Miss Johanna Samson Betty 6c Clay Booth Mr. 6c Mrs. Loren Jameson Mr. 6c Mrs. Mason Whitaker Jane 6c Bub Mr. 6c Mrs. Hobert C. Helman Mr. 6c Mrs. George Yahraus Joyce 6c Joe Heibel Mr. 6c Mrs. Walter Kuhner Mr. 6c Mrs. A. F. Clark Mr. 6c Mrs. James E. 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