Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

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ROW THREE: Jack Allsbury, Barbara Burdett,Mari1yn Dixon,Lois Tolle, Betty Looney, Jim Schauseil, Wayne Smithson, Bob Hatcher, Ronnie Annis. 2 DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1955 dedicates its annual to the memory of Richard Brown and Leo Foster, recent graduates of Waverly High School, who during the past year lost their lives in the ser- vice of their country. Whom the gods love die young Karl Shapiro 3 RINGMASTERS l 1 ll . mpg. 'ijt' SUPERINTENDENT OF WAVERLY SCHOOLS JOHN R. TEICHERT Mr. Teichert's long association with Waverly School is proof of his outstanding ability. During the last two years, the enrollment has increased rapidly creating many new prob- lems which Mr. Teichert has had to face. He had made de- cisions for the best of the school, and under his supervision the school is constantly progressing. SUPERINTENDENT OF COUNTY SCHOOLS J. E. Way ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Che ste r Way BOARD OF EDUCATION Will H. Acord, President D. Stull Moore, Vice President Bernard Maple, Clerk R. O. McFerren C. V. Cooper 4 RINGMASTERS f fl 7 7 MQ 195 5 Q A 1 if ai I A PRINCIPAL FRANK SHELBY Mr. Shelby, our new principal, has earned the whole-hearted respect of every student. Though he is constantly engrossed in his business, he always finds time to co-operate in solving the many problems that arise among the fzfnrlonfc MISS DORIS KENNARD-THE SCHOOL SECRETARY 5 'W 1' see ORVAL ARNETT B.S, Wilmington College. FRED BAUMAN A.B. Fairmont State, M,S, Stout Institute. sl E. JOHN CALDWELL MRS. GOLDIE FRESHOUR CARROLL HAWHEE M,A,Wooster College, Ohio Uni- A.B. University of Wyoming. B,A, Morehead State Teachers versity, Ohio State University, University of Michigan. College, Ball State College. 6 DORIS HUZZEY TRUMAN KNISLEY A,B., M,A. West Virginia Univer- B.S. Wilmington College. sity. 'TIGER 44 9- -.ii V 4 -8 ,llfwjj lk .ogg X, 7 JOHN MCCONNAUGHEY B,S.Wilmington College, Miami University, Ohio State University, Lebanon. IOHANNA SAMSON M.M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. MABEL J. SCOTT B.S. Ohio State University. Tia-QR, ! I1 . 0 CLARENCE SESLER A.A, Beckley College, A.B. Glen- ville State, M.A. West Virginia 5 University. X I xl J' CHARLES SHRADER B.A, Miami University, Student American Conservatory, M.A. University of Michigan. l WILLIAM TETRICK . NADINE HUNTER KATHRYN KERR B.S.,M.A. Ohio Slate UTliVel'S1IY- B.S., B.A. Geneva College. A.B. Otterbein College. 8 E EVEN wb? ww E-.X X x TEE TALE EE TEE TIEEE N ' XJ T , xx TQ, . EN . C 1 Hxku! TTT X N yy ' x Y E M WHEN WE WERE KITTENS Ray Diane Cooky Kay David f- x Gene Donna 10 Shasta . 'A I f Nin.,,,ANv , 9 3 'nb Frank WHEN WE WERE KITTENS 3 r Larry Betty Jack A. Mag Nancy Bob L. Marilyn Juanita Ellen Beverly Carol Roy P. 11 WHEN WE WERE KITTENS Rex-Roy .I Shirle VA ,..i..,,'h 'fkl - Sus1 Rosemary E. Woodrow My 'fc 4, 3 K, f Qu Shelba A . Donnie -Ronnie 12 Ethelanne PRINCIPAL OF WAVERLY GRADE SCHOOL MERRILL O. SCOTT Mr. Scott is highly regarded among the students and teachers of Waverly School. His amiable disposition and his ability to make friends have contri buted much to his profession. 23: ' 'v ,z4'f -'-Z.'-'iii-E .5 , I S., 'E'-12?-1 Iv' QX-ff 5. 5 ' HJ , Q 53 ly'H iz?-Ei' f'lA1l'4E2 I I I3 ' 1 mc. - I V' -IH-i It A . -C ' S. E is A Icy Ng,-,X A-.yi IW! X .5515 -IZ a t X luv W A 1 4 35 1,737-7 F, Lf lim!! ll ll Wh- ITHII -' x ' Q!- 13 GRADE TEACHERS MORNING SESSION ROW ONE: Mrs. Ruth Barker,Mrs. Gertrude Kennard,Mrs. Bernice Oyer,Mr. Floyd Turner, Mrs. Minnie Heibel, Mrs. Alma Edelmann, Mrs. Evelyn Arbuckle. ROW TWO: Mrs. K. Ann Haynes, Mrs. Ruth Way, Mrs. Beech, a substitute for Mrs. Maude Ramey, Mrs. Martha Ingram, Mrs. June Johnston, Mrs. Mae Kuhner, Miss Donna Lewis, Mrs. Opal Brown, Mrs. Margie Prather. AFTERNOON SESSION ROW ONE: Mrs. Mary Kay Yahraus,Mrs. Helen McCain, Mrs. Mary Bevcns, Mr. Charles Brown, Mrs. Geraldine McCoy, Mrs. Elaine Clifton,Mrs. Helen Clark, Mrs. Zula Murphy,Mrs. Dorothy O'Connel1, Mrs. Kathryn Foster, Mrs. Avanelle McConkey, Mrs. Elizabeth Terrill, Mrs. Lorraine Finch, Mrs. Irene Talbert, Mrs. Garnet Ward, Mrs. Louise Laymaster. I4 FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Larry Brown, Donald Athington, Carolyn Endicott, Shirley Cuckler, Joanre Costley, Eva Arnett, Jack Cutlip, John Anderson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Brown, Steve Fisher, Georgette Fronek, Juanita Estep, Linda Steven- son, Cheri Claytor, Connie Cisco, Dale Salyers. ROW THREE: Connie Cottle, John Conley, Milton Alderman, Patricia Barnett, David Duncan, Larry Baker. ROW FOUR: Tommy McLemore, Helen Bland, Betty Atkins, Sharron Brazzell, Sharon Cruse, Kathy Edwards. ROW FIVE: Mickey Barker, Michael Anderson, Dana Conkel, Scott Bierly, Corky Corday. PLOW ONE: Nancy Patterson, Debbie Dilg, Eddie Massie Virgil Layne, Larry Murray, Nancy Douthitt, David lohnson,James Lemaster,Robert Massie, Larry Gilbert, Billy Moore, Tonda Miller, Johnny Latham. ROW TWO: David Hamilton, Larry Zyskowski, Rebecca Pate, Dewey Gilbert, Kay McCoy, Phyllis Gilbert, Mary Beth Hoff- man, Lloyd Gee, Shirley Gibson, Mrs. Edelmann. ROW THREE: Harry Gilliland, Rocky Gentry, Walter Mc- Kinney, Bruce Howell, Roy Marbury, James Manbevers, Ronnie Musgrave, Gary Little, Bobby Haddix. 15 FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Phyllis Brown, Kathy Mcfjluggage, Linda Allard, Susan Hopkins, George Maser, Sonja Goins, Terry Halloran,Roger Kemper. ROW TWO: Louise Laymaster, Elaine McCrary, James Johnson, Paula Hibben, Randy Mutter,Joey Mecalis, Stevie Lewis, Johnny James, Marke Hall. ROW THREE: Carol Grunebach, Alan Johnson, Pattie Miller, Patty Lawson, Diana Lawson, Ruth Whitt, David Grunebach. ROW FOUR: Dennis Johnson, Mike Goodwin, Bobby Funk, Bobby Glenn, Mike Hensley, Don Mike McAnulty, Gary McAllister, Stephen Hamm. ROW FIVE: Jane McFarland, Elinor Geneva, Rudy McDougall. ROW ONE: Sherry Wireman, Alma Wright, Cathy Richmond, Patty Perkins, Sharon Webb, Kathleen Thompson, Deloris Townley,Mary Russell,Judy Sly,Norma Wright,Francine Smoot. ROW TWO: Miss Lewis, Diane Trent, Virgle Ward,Patricia Prater,Linda Shade, Gary Mustard, Larry Simpson, Robert Wright, Tommy Sansom, Junior Schaeffer, Allin Wallin, Candy Steinhauer. ROW THREE: Joyce Workman, Jay Sears, Sammie Vest, Larry Mustard, Gary Shafer, Jimmy Ramey, Sammy Perkins, Shay Ryburn, Dana Watters, Patty Sanders, Benny Rapp, Linda Stevens. 16 FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Jerrie Chesney, Sharon Clark, Johnnie Brady, Danny Cook, Beverly Brown, Babs Brezine, Peggy Duggan, Kathy Davis, Ronnie Harris, Philip Burd, Darrell Brown, Boby Barch, Shelia Drennen, Sharry Flesher, ROW TWO: Frank Bucy, Karen Bonner, Edde English, Marilyn Dietrich, Alan Clark, Steve Baylis, Johnny Allen, Judy Dunn, Valerie Bodiford, Suzan Eylar, Charlotte Chase, Dale Edwards. ROW THREE: Frances Carroll, Cindy Cooper, Allen Cassity, Karen Craig, Joanne Dennis, Jeffry Barch, Guy Cannon, Roger Allman, Terry Collier, Tommy Brice, John Fleak, James Adams, Betty Collums, Mrs, Talbert, qw ,W :gpm ssqpggiqgi Hmm! - iii? Wi 3-' . ,QX if ROW ONE: Jimmy Vest, Debby Winslow, Jimmy Stewart, Alan Poolos, Larry Rice, Kathy Toothman, Howard Thomas, Jack Vest, Nikki Underwood, Steve Scharf, Rex Schirm, Amy Shrader, Richard Wortman, Ronald Smith, ROW TWO: Mrs. Yahraus, Mike Whelchel, David Owens, Jimmy Wesner, Frank Schnebley, Mike Robbins, Sandra Runyon, Kenny Petit, Ronald Sexton, Janice Tackett, Elaine Piette, Daryl Owens, Mack Pearce, ROW THREE: Charles Snoddy, Edgar Davignon, Johnny Petter, Ricky Meeks, Harley Sexton, Judy Roosa, Earl Woltz, Christopher Way, Carol Sellars, Karen Reid, Anita Ridenour, Linda Seiple, David Urwin, John Zemlan. 17 SECOND GRADE W ,W , W , , , , ROW ONE: Marie Jordan, Sandra Newell, Barbara Maynard, Joyce Massie, Vivian Mayes, Ruth Rahrig, Joyce Mc- Cloy. Ioan Harshaw, Penny Kauffman, Anna Ruth Howard, Jamie Binnion, Connie Mathews, ROW TWO: Mrs. Ruth Barker, Frances Harper, Rose Mary Lytle, Barbara Hamilton, Bobby Le Master, Larry Joe Jordan, Joseph Mc- Dade, Fred Hill, Gary Mustard, Brent Wilson, Patsy Kotche, Barbara Hale, Carolyn Jenkins, ROW THREE: Shirley McGill, Larry Holt, Richard Ervay, Terry McCreary, Tony Miller, Larry Howard, Dickie Holthaus, Tony Hummel, P. A. Cain Jr., Bobby Stevens, David Hamilton, Tommy Hibberd, Bobby Lipp. ROW ONE: Gary Briscoe, Danny Brown, Larry Boysten, Tommy Brown, Dickie Bond, William Allman, Jimmy Clark, William Donnelly, Jerry Holbrook, ROW TWO: Janet Campbell, Gail Chandler, Ronnie Crabtree, Cassie Foill, Gail Blaum, Gwen Connelley, Debbie Fish, Susan Donnelly, Darlene Carter, Sallie Emler, Judy Carroll, Millicent Blackburn, ROW THREE: Junior Adams, Wanda Byrd, Billy Bledsoe, Pat Devine, Paul Beech, Shirley Enloe, Terry Cool, Gary Adams, Jamee Coffman, Cheryl Kellenberger. ROW FOUR: Della Rae Brinkman, Linda Duggan, Barbara Duggar, Thomas Burke, Billy Dahms, Buzzy Bevins, Robert Cannon, Jane Brown, Jo Ann Curry, Sue Carter, Wallace Bailey, Mrs. Clark. 18 SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Donna Jean Farris, Karen McKenzie, Toni Jill Fingland, Carolyn Bland, Barbara Blair, Jimmy Barlow, Pamela Clinton, Cathleen Costley, Holly Jo McGinnis, Martha Cottle, Dena lgeheart, Donna Jean Baker, ROW TWO: Dale Colburn, Steve Arndt, Charles Wallin, Bobby Bixler, Regina Brandenburg, Sue Gary, Ruth Marie Geesey, Brenda Sliger, Janie Birkhimer, Jimmy Burkett, Peggy Grant, Frankie Dobbins. ROW THREE: Eddie Cole- grove, Jeffrey Bright, David Francis, Glen Gillespie, John Nevestich, Gary Beckwith, Roger Gilbert, Jimmy Buck- holz, Mickey Crabtree, Howard Harvey, Jimmy Arbuckle, Bobby Dyke, Shana Craumer, Tommy Arnett, Mrs, Haynes. v ROW ONE: Troy Rodmaker, Eddie Harris, Carl Searls, Larry Weiss, Rudy Davis, Douglas Ritchie. ROW TWO: Judy Allard, Peggy Sexton, Mary Jo Sims, Paula Mortensen, Connie Walker, Brenda Tulloh, Diane Swearingen, Kathryn Olson, Elaine Robbins, Emily Wilson, Anna Smith, Sheila Wilkinson, Danny Redman. ROW THREE: Joyce Ann Sibole, Carol Ross, Tommy Keller, Jimmy Phillips, Richard Dennis, Stephen Quick, James Seiple, Billy Surratt, Bob Welchel, Todd Sautter, Kathryn Porter, James Roberts Sumrall, ROW FOUR: Dana Mundy, Johnnie Vicars, Frank Zemlan, Johnny Thomas, Johnny Welsser, Roger Meeks, Steven Stought, John Pate, Jimmy Penland, Ronald Tolliver, Steven Rice, Tommy Patterson, Margaret Scott, Mrs. Terrill. 19 SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Eddie Maine, Kenny Harris, Mike Graves, Gregory Logan, Gregory Hall, Louis Geneva, Larry Henley, James Loring, ROW TWO: Judy McClain, Michele Haynes, Ann Gleason, Linda Kemper, Marilyn McCann, Mary Hartley, Joyce Morris, Carla Hamilton, Lorraine Josifek, Debra Maddux, Nancy Harper, Emily James, ROW THREE: Mrs, Ward, Kenny James, Janet Grunebach, Carol Ann Kelley, Milly Crouch, Mary Ellen McFarland, Ruth Jones, Dianna Hamm, Larry Mardis, Suzanne Koons, Londa Korns, Janet Halloran. ROW FOUR: Terry Gray, Ed- ward Mercer, Dennis Keever, Judy Hopkins, Irving Lytton, Linda Hooven, Jerry Manning, Linda Maser, Marilyn Lyons, Betty Money, Sharon McClary, Betty Jones. ROW ONE: Imogene Preston, Evelyn Sutton, Martha McLemore, June Prater, Mary Sue Wright, Virginia Wright, Ellen Ward, Keith Zimmerman, Carol Stully, Donrita Wright, Diann Ross, Allen White, ROW TWO: Mrs. Way Vickie Sansom, Richard Vulgamore, Leland Sly, Wayne Ratcliff, RBYIUOHG Preston. JOITHHY Cl'iSi. Bi11Y Tilton Denny Warried, Claudia Fronek, Mike Wilson, Carolyn Layne, Cynthia Herndon, Karen Perkins, ROW THREE- Michael Vallery, Lester Newforth, Russell Taylor, Landon Dale Queen, Branchie Robertson, Eugene Pennington David Rogers, Bert Pack, Mike Norris, Clay Sanders, Elaine Rose, Ronald Wright, 20 THIRD GRADE h-ov ROW ONE: Diana Castle, Leslie Bolin, Henrietta Abel, Jean Curry, Jean Curry, Anita DeBoe. Constance Cline, Sandra Carter, Karen Beatty, Marsan Blakeney, Judith Barclay, Carol Brady. ROW TWO: Kathy Cooke, Mary Ellen Cormany, Barbara Rose, Gloria Bucy, Bonnie Butler, Allen Clark, Judith Blice, Eddie Antolik, Price Brown, Trice Brown, Gregory Barch, Robert Anderson, Eugene Deacon, ROW THREE: Mrs, Bevens, Lindell Dillon, John Brice, Rickey Felton, Douglas Gilbert, Bobby Eaton, Bobby Coble, Benjamin Duke, Stanley Clark, Billy Fleck, Johnny Finney. 'F' ROW ONE: Janet Gaspers, Dwight Maddus, Wayne Lawson, Carolyn Harris, Tommy Hall, Billy Hennessee, Mrs. Clifton. ROW TWO: Janet Lee, Becky Landin, Robin Hawhee, Johnny Johnson, Barbara Hamilton, Gloria Kohut, Samual Adams. ROW THREE: Danny Long, Jerry Johnson, Clearance McCoy, Davie Meeks, Lindia Murry, Gwen Grass, ROW FOUR: Dickie Locke, Gary Marshall, Dennis McClain, Martha Lawson, Richard Henkel, Eric Miller, 21 1' THIRD GRADE i E get I' ROW ONE: Mrs, Ingram, Linda Hinson, Paulette Keiser, Pauletta Harvel, Jessie Evans, Phyllis Isom, Gary Massie, Norman Gilliam, ROW TWO: Tommy McGill, Mary Gibson, Sandra lgleheart, Barbara Leffler, Darlene Helton ROW THREE: Kenneth Hibberd, James Holt, Ishmael Matthews, Magdelene Francis, Elaine Lewis, Shirley Lewis ROW FOUR: Freddie Howard, Larry Law, Barbara Haddix, Timothy Knight, Gary Kitchen, Lundy Howard, I ROW ONE: Mrs, Murphy, Bobby Pitts, Carol Ann Coffee, Judith Smith, Brenda Wallace, Janice Swearingen, Julia Smith, Louise Huelsman, ROW TWO: Tommy Slough, Mickey Wheeler, Candy Pyle, Betsy Ross, Julie Fisher, Rod Rodmaker, ROW THREE: Billy Tetrich, Diana Saunders, Jimmy Vollmer, Eddie Thomas, John Ramfert, Harry Huelsman, Billy Souders, ROW FOUR: Andy Slag1e,Sharon Scyster, Lita Shrader, Terry Sharf, Mary Roberts, Mike Urwin, ROW FIVE: Sharon Steinhouer, Karen Schmitt, 22 . THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Janice Rowland, Linda Kay Wright, Janet Mustard, Bobby Ramey, Linda Moore, Tommy Reed, Charles Williams. ROW TWO: Marvin Wright, Glen Allen Saucer, Gary Ray Thompson, Diana Smith, Nancy Trent, Linda Nichols, Sharon Kay Moore, Phillip Richmond, Mrs. Prater. ROW THREE: Joyce Sutton, Susan Speraw, Clifford Stulley, Blanch Ward, William Pennington, Paul Nunnley, Marilyn Scribner, ROW FOUR: Brent Weimer, Jimmy Owens, Ginger Jones, Joyce Radabough, Ronald Van l-loose, Dallas Trent, s I - 'als-t ROW ONE: Jerry Cockran, Virginia Cristman, Jerry Claytor, Billie Ann Fraley, Bobby Bailey. Janie Campbell, Orland Dement. ROW TWO: Janet Endicott, Jimmy Dixon, Terry Andrews, Ronnie Cruse, Martin Dikis, Patsy Crabtree, Wayne Cook, Janet Brownfield, Mrs, Beech, substitute for Mrs. Ramey, ROW THREE: Martha Bland, Mary Deacon, Gloria Gee, Charles Anderson, Jimmy Clinton, Diana Farris, Dean Cutler. ROW FOUR: James Gil- bert, Kenny Cuckler, John Cornell, Jimmy Durant, Terry Armentrout, Danny Lee Baker. ROW FIVE: Barbara Wil- son, Irene Gibson, Josephine Gibson. 23 FOURTH GRADE li ROW ONE: John Brinkman, Jerry Blackwell, Scottie Beech, Eddy Hara, Earl Barry, Omer Adams, Billy James. ROW TWO: Mary Cline, Ann Duke, Carolyn Bolin, Starr Hawhee, Sherrill Boydston, Sondra Chandler, Jill Jurca, Sue Baylis, Carole Dewey, Joan Foerster, Nevva Clark, Sandra Harper. ROW THREE: Marsha Halloran, Linda Fisher, Gloria I-loober, Freddy Bond, Tony Dugaro, Charley Gentry, Lee Donnelly, Victoria James, Janice Arm- strong, Margaret Adams, Wilma Whitt, ROW FOUR: Wade Jones, Johnny Call, Mike Clotfelter, Dirl Whitt, Val- eria Carroll, Frank Brice, Paul Johnson, Richard Baker, Russell Carter, Gordon Bevens, Mrs, Finch. 4. ROW ONE: Karen Pettit, Linda Lewis, Jean Lump, Linda Lump, Kay Walters, Evard Pitre, Shelia Smith, Malcolm Lewis, Reeda Robertson, Jane Newton, Carol Maynard, ROW TWO: Gary Sutton, Earnest Ward, Robert Murray, George Reed, Johnny Ward, Michael Roberts, Freddy Robinson, Donald Nunley, Richard Evans, Charles Sutton, Earl Russell, Larry Oyer, Elizabeth Latham, Neal McCreary, Mrs. Heibel. ROW THREE: Saundra Simpson, Donna Lipp, Roger Rice, Ellen Pennington, Winifred Owens, Walter Nichols, Forest Thompson, Shirley Mathews, Edgar Stanley, Scarlet Williams, Linda Radabaugh, James Massie. 24 FOURTH GRADE 5 I lglbx ROW ONE: Clyde Rose, Diana Bauer,Cheryl Arbuckle, Randy Fingland, Sammy Kinker, Barry Cochran, Bobby Gill, Cheryl Arrowood, Joyce Ambrose, Jean Haubiel, Martha James, ROW TWO: Kathryn Claytor, Mary Hatcher, Reggie Brandenburg, Lynn Nevestich, Bonnie Keaton, Martha Christman, Edward Smoot, Doris Dikis, Donna Bach- man, Harvey Kroth, Charles Estep, Wilson Laing, Mrs, Kuhner, ROW THREE: Dale Conkel, Glen Fletcher, Dan Conkel, Margaret Claytor, Phyliss Estep, Douglas Cruise, Roger Estep, Larry Blaum, Tommy Brown, Roger Conley, Cecil Rogers. ROW ONE: Roger McCoy, Becky Vallery, Camille McComb, Janice Kelley, Sherlyn Owens, Peggy Sue Kittle, Diana Landers,Sandra Pike, Mary Wrest, Marcia Stockman, Sara Tackett, Gloria Sierra, Billy Smith. ROW TWO: Josie Nell Thomas, Cheryl Ann Scott, Kay Oyer, Steve Oyer, Steve Way, Dennis Miller, Dick Ristine, Ray Owens, Larry Oyer, Jimmy Ward, Tommy McConkcy, Mrs. O'Connell. 25 FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Connie Dotson, Phyllis Crabtree, Laney Cooper, Merrlee Durant, Sandra Arnett, Mary Lou Bauer, Barbara Atkins, Lovina Dement, Nancy Dixon, Rosalyn Bell. ROW TWO: Douglas Crabtree, Bobby Blythe, Paul Conkel, Kenneth Estep, Carol Cuckler, Karol Bierly, Donna Brownfield, Richard Farmer, Elsie Dikis, Shirley Bell, Mrs. Johnston. ROW THREE: Leroy Deacon, Bill Cook, Joe Anderson, Larry Gilbert, Eugene Dotson, Rondie Condley, Lamar Emory, Robert Deere, Randy Green, Steve Cutler. VY ROW ONE: Tommy O'Brien, Louella Parsons, Cheryl Zonner, Ena Meeks, Richard Allard, Jean Ann Ray, Lenna Shawkey, Michael Winslow, Geraldine Souders, Betty Palmer, Peggy Whelchel, Kathryn Hartley, Mrs. McCain, ROW TWO: Donna Jump, Margaret Huelsman, Patricia Landin, Judy Scott, Jonna Robinson, Charlotte Vollmer, Judy Palmer, Earl Reeves, Herschel Reneau, J. L. Surratt, Jimmy Underwood, Charles Morrison, ROW THREE: Tommie Prater,Walter Morris, Jimmy Minor, Mickey Stahler, Richard Long, Ronnie Rose, Charles Marshall, Gary Laing, Roger Stouder, Bobby Mecalis, Ralph Robertson, 26 FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Willard MacClem, Forest Blakeman, Charlene Knapp, Janice Vicars, Linda Dean, Betty Rice, Gloria Jean Crouse, Reida Coffee, Sharron Emrich, Sherry Farmer, Gene Hodge, Jack Flesher. ROW TWO: Michael Ben- field, Dale Calvert, Cheryl Cook, Merlene Calvert, Nancy Kiblinger, Sharon Everett, Barbara Collier, Martha Clotfelter, Susan Laymaster, Charles Dewitt, Herschell Hennessee, Mrs. McConkey, ROW THREE: Steven Dugaro, Buddy Christman, Darrell Brown, Rance Brown, W. H, Acord, Eddie Clevenger, Sammy Hutson, Steven Bodiford, Steven Johnson, Terry Drennen, Darrell Dyke, Frank Hollifield. 1 'sr is ROW ONE: Anna Mae McDade, Donna Weimer, Charlene Wright, Larry Robertson, Frances Roark, Daphne Stephen- son,Blanche Stulley, Johnnie Chloe Moore, Gary Patrick, Frances Ward, Margaret Rowland. ROW TWO: Vincent Patterson, Dennis Townsend, Terry McCoy, Dottie Walters, Barbara Russell, Linda Perkins, Bill Weinrich, Emma Ratliff, James Richmond, Susan Wilson, Mrs. Oyer, ROW THREE: Mike Van l-loose,Ollie Wright, Charles Long, Roger McC1oy, Alfred Richmond, Lee Richmond, Kenneth Rodgers, Billy Wright, Richard Williamson, David Rose. 27 FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Tommy Rahrig, Eugene Hatfield, Douglas McCarroll, Alice Kay McCloy, Constance Jone Keiser, Carolyn Massie, Charlotte Elder, Ann Maurer, Judy Haynes, Shirley Gilliam, ROW TWO: Bill Snider, Jeannie Kroth, Geraldine Marbury, William Lewis, David Richard Henry, Richard Chemas, Lulu Bell Harrison, Michael Jay Allsbury, Beulah Gilbert, June Holsinger, Josephine Howard, Mr, Turner, ROW THREE: Steve Lewis, Gracie Francis, Karen Foreman, Paul Massie, Shirley Lassiter, Richard Luyet, Kent Harvey, Roy Bethard, Orville Howard, George Helton, Willie Hoskins, Billy Joe Allsbury, SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Wayne Massie, Joseph Pennington, Lonnie Murray, Gary Timmons, John Saunders, Amos Scaggs, Ron- ald Stahl, John Greynolds, Jimmy Johnson, Robert Nix, ROW TWO: Donald Simonton, Dennis Pettit, Kathy Pat- terson, Norma Jean Stulley, Gladys Pack, George Taylor, Mike Miller, David Pitre, Fred Oyer, Bonnie Workman, Betty Miller, Donna Kay Whaley, Donald Rogers, Louis McCormick, ROW THREE: Mary Sue Prater, Warren Smith, Sharon Weinrich, Myles Smith, Jean Wills, David McElroy, Burke Johnson, Danny Robinson, Barbara Ward, Jean Russell, Robert Pennington, Mrs. Arbuckle. ROW FOUR: Janice Tewksbury, Jerry Trent, Robert Fill, Ruth Moats, Mary Alice McClelland, L, T, Ward, Jimmy Rowland, Charles Workman, Janet Ward, Paul Roberts, Helen Russell, Sue Lambert, Phyllis Rice, 28 SIXTH GRADE 51 it .' ry J 'li' ROW ONE: Carol Locke, Rosie Gorman, Shirley Kemper, Charlotte KnaDP. Charlene Parkinson, Charlene Smyth, Rosalind Lytton, Sue Ellen McCoy, Charles Gaspers, Nile Lahr, Kenneth Mathews. ROW TWO: Floyd Kittle, Samie Quick, Roberta Hamm, Joyce l-luffstutter,Jane Massey, Sandra Mundy, Thurman Grass, Glenn O'Brien, Richard Jame- eson, Joe Helton, Mr, Brown, ROW THREE: Burke Johnson, Stephen Owens, Robert Loring, Sidney Keechle, David Friend, Charles McCluggage, Carl Hooven, Van Hodge. ROW ONE: Joe Snyder, Michael Wortman, Carol Snoddy, Ernest Rice, Michael Sue Talbert, Karyn Trachsel, Sally Wagner, Sally Wisor, Florence Stevens, Shirley Vanover, ROW TWO: Betty Stevens, Patricia White, Janice Ram- fert, Vicki Vallery, Sharon Starnes, Jean Shelor, Billy Whitaker, Nancy Stokes, Jimmy Thomas, Gary Whitt, Mrs. Foster. ROW THREE: David Ray, Bob Schmitt, Bobby Carroll, Tommy Taylor, Bill Thorpe, Gary Vulgamore, Beverly Stought, Sue Nutter, Norma Christman, Juanita Rose, 29 SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Ronnie Campbell, Dennis Halloran, Larry Keaton, Jesse Thomas, Jack Holt, Jesse Bethard, Jack Dyke, ROW TWO: Rachel Evans, Donna Kinker, Janice Gee, Sunny Lou Endicott, Barbara Deere, Nancy Bailey, Flora Bailey,Carolyn Acord, Frankie Daily, Patricia Hart, ROW THREE: Fritz Dyke, Kenneth Bandy, Charles Coatney, Glen Adams, Marvin Leffler, Charles Gary, Roger Kitchen, Billie Deere, Ronald Kitchen, Jerry Colegrove, Mrs, Kennard. ROW FOUR: Tom Kotche, Larry Hibberd, Paul Cisco, Philip Clark, Louie Luyet, Roger Blythe, Harold Gee, Walter flelaysj Coburn, Steve Gibbs, Bubba Elder, Dale Cline. Vw ROW ONE: Elaine Davignon, Christine Askerman, Alyce Dodd, Dianne Arbuckle, Carrie Wagner, Linda Baylis, Betty Jane Daugherty, Darlene Adams, Minnie Emrich, Betty Adams. ROW TWO: Rhea Looney, Beverly Burke, Susan Heible, Sharon Boyer, Rebecca Clark, John Devine, Francis Foerster,Buddy Davis, Vaughn Armstrong, James Dennis, Mrs. McCoy. ROW THREE: Morris Eblin, Tony Fish, Samme Alexander, Terry Baughman, Donald Buck, John Gragg. Ross Abel, Jerry Cook, Jimmy Call, Robert Feuerbacher, Arland Clark, 30 SEVENTH GRADE 'Fi 1 4 f-:Q ROW ONE: Larry Andrews, Roger Crabtree, Robert Bauer, Dean Fletcher, Donald Speer, Franklin Robinson, Richard Blair, Charles Estep, Jerry Chandler, Larry Miller, Freddy Shores, Terry Reichelderfer, Marvin Stulley, Donald Whitt, Robert Beebe, ROW TWO: Mary Malone, Roy Atkins, Nick Tuhus, Eleanor Queen, Joan Jarvis, Reba Hen- son, Judy Kay Duncan, Jean Fletcher, Sharon Richmond, Ada Lewis, Cynthia Isom, Jacqueline Huddleston, Hazel Jarvis, Betty Verfer, Dorothy Rowland, Lillian Pennington, Maybell Nunley, ROW THREE: Linda Youngquist, Warren Schrock, Nancy Sims, Saundra Huff,Nancy Estep, Rose Howard, LaVivian Evans, Avanelle Anderson, Larry Bailey. James Dewitt, Gary Norman, Billy Deacon, Stanley Clise, Helen Stephenson. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Benton, Barbara Mathews, Linda Mathews, Catherine Reed, Philip Seat, Betty Willis, Carol Henry, James Huff, John Mar- berry, Gary Estep. Jack Smith, Harry Keller. ROW FIVE: Mr. Raidiger, Lowell Stouder, Wendell Williams, Freda Oyer, Chauncey Murphy, John Siegworth, Darrell Bell, Lloyd Conley, Larry Clark. ' S v ROW ONE: John Dirmeyer, Dale Gibson, Clarence Hughes, Carl Whitt, Richard Farmer, Michael Foerester, James Brown, Joe De Boe, Raymond Barch, Doug Davis, Larry Chambers, Robert Breitenbach, Earl Allard, Bennie Jones, David Williams, ROW TWO: Maureen Seiple, Ruth Hartley, Rita Burd, Marlene Beardmore, Patricia Johnson, Dora Owens, Dianne Bardsley, Carolyn Helman, Marvin Stulley, Priscilla Brown, Anita Briscoe, Carol Bennett, Brenda Tucker, Karen Wilkerson, Peggy Wisor, Pamela Smith. ROW THREE: Donna Smith, Zana Connelley, Phyllis Goodman, Pauletta Morris, Gary Buckingham, Martin Harrell, David Landln, Paul Vanover, Larry Money, Kitty Foill, Douglas Keever, David Clark, Cheryl Keechle. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Sautter, Anne Bucy, Peggy Gilbert, Susan Porter, Patricia Brice, Romelle Zonner, Betty Murray, Betty Conkel, Wayne Chesney, Eddie Clary, Jack Bryant, Maurice Hutson, Lonnie Horak, Mrs, Houck, a substitute for Mrs. Vance. ROW FIVE: Jane Sigmond,Deloris Blakeman, Donald Roe, Dee Ann Bierly, Larry Helton, Ruth Laymaster, David Kittle, Tessie Noel, Patsy Christ- man. ROW SIX: Billy Sumrall, Barrett Rodgers, Richard Marshall, Karen Treber, Janice Tulloh, Jackie Hatcher, Billy Critchfield. 31 EIGHTH GRADE .WF LH' ROW ONE: Jimmy Crabtree, Jimmy Cuckler, Roger Cuckler, J. D. Reichelderfer, Clifford Poling, Jake Dyke, Larry Foreman, Coke Fyffe, Jimmy Isom, Elmer Thompson, Billy Leffler, John Front, David Palmer, ROW TWO: Steven Saunders, Marjorie Wise, Ida Pennington, Rebecca Patrick, Alise Lapp, Dusty Smith, Brenda Moore, Dorcas Laing, Edith Pctire, Hazel Stulley, Geraldine Howard, Nora Hatcher, Mary Anne Bland, Julia Evans, Susie Patter- son, Pat McElroy, Larry Barker, Larry Acord, ROW THREE: Terry Queen, Wilda Wright, Sherryll McCoy, Rebecca Rose, Linda Stanley, Janice Wilson, Billie West, Elizabeth bong, Donna Crist, Geneva Seeling, Kay Allen, Donna James, Estel James, Doug Endicott. ROW FOUR: Mr, Carken, Bruce Tilton, Peggy Shores, Johnny Mathews, Martha Reed, Patty Simonton, Donna Streitenberger, Zuella Colegrove, Jimmie Gilbreath, Sandra Osborne, Lois Hatcher, lane Bandy, Katherine Deacon, Tom Oyer, Mr, Harris, ROW FIVE: Clarence Sutton, Margaret Williams, Mary Rowland, Thomas McCarrol, Virginia Radabaugh, Elmer Workman, Ruth Dyke, Gary Elder, Larry Evans, Darrell Starnes, Frank Blair, Ted Kitchen, Pt rXA!f1 r 'gun ii ROW ONE: Gerald Baylis, Jim Dunn, Walter Wagoner, James Vallum, Dick Armstrong, Roger Bennett,Norman Collier, Richard Clem, Jim Heibel, Ronny Benfield, Jack Henkel, William Rahrig, Kenneth Renean. ROW TWO: Mary Pettit, Linda Murray, Judy Rose, Anita Stewart, Merry Odle, Evangeline O'Brien, Nancy Flesher, Marjorie Jones, Patty Kemper, Sandra Armstrong, Kemlyn Crouse, Betty Christman, Jolene Bluejacket, Phillis Prather, Martha Kuhner. ROW THREE: Robert Lail,Jerry Ryburn, Rodger Robinson, Randall Smith, Melinda Fish, Jean Wil- liams,Barbara Stephens, Kittie Vulgamore, Opal Mae Brown, Karen De Fries, Judy Ann Elliott, Sarah Clise, Steve Head, Mrs, Schrier, ROW FOUR: Mr, Daniels, Thomas Locke, Larry Pike, Carol Wells, Sherry Laird, ROW FIVE: Jeffrey Lee, Thomas Locke, William Overman, Dennis Newfarth, Emojean Owens, Fred Able, Richard Burkitt, Lester Jump, Marjorie Sauter, Dominick Bonitatabus, Sam Bucy. ROW SIX: Harold Stockman, Thomas Shop- shire, Kemp Ruffner, John Scribner, George Parsons, Stephen Nutter, Bud Eylar, Patrick Hooven, Boyce Vallun Jr., Robert McConkey. 32 L Z1 i -J . 1 Pffw WS S! f f 1' 4-'1 , -F! , X , di- - , -1. -1.1 XX H,.:1 , ' x X C AND HERE WE ARE T FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Becky Wittkugle, Carol Shaw, Judith Williamson, Linda Ward, Cornelia Vicars, Louise Vollmer, Claude Stillwell, Lorraine Schrock, Lois Stumfall, James Ramsbottom, ROW TWO: Alta Mae Stulley, Karen Wood, Betty Wogan, Lucy Trent, Lillie Mae Sines, Rhonda Wiley, Bobby Stanley, Vernon Tucker, Paul Scanlon. ROW THREE: Errol Wells,Rosemary Tatum, Gilbert Willis,Judy Siegworth, Kay Piatt, Henryetta Rader, Barbara Shelor, Suzanne Wi1ber,l-larriet Sesline,John Shawkey. ROW FOUR: Daniel Bellau, Richard Sims, Mitchell Titnmons, Paul Rogge, Douglass Rodgers, Daniel Brewster, John Wilkerson, Marlin Zickafoose, John Cool, ROW FIVE: Gene Stouder, in -ll l 'E ll ROW ONE: Edward Reed, Jean Musick, Golda Huddleston, Vivian Howerton, Loretta Klinker,Georgia Keaton, Sandra Massie, Larry Harbinson,Neil Harris, Gary Goodman, Leonard Gibbs, David Moats. ROW TWO: Snida lson, Judy Jones, Regina Kohut, Barbara Oyer, Joyce Hornell, Betty Horton, Linda Henry, Jimmie Lipsey, Donald Pettit, Carrol Ports. ROW THREE: Greta Leeth, Mary Landrum,Judith Pearson, Donald Kotchee, Mary Pennington, Patricia Marhews,Reda Howard, Scott Halloran,Jerald Herald, Rudolph Owens, ROW FOUR: Clarence Liming, Billy Riley, Barbara Hrbben, Patsy Stephenson, Willard Tackett, Ralph McE1wain, Cecil Murray, Edward Perry, Jerry Brodhead, Willis Russell, Walter Rider, Paul Jordan, Tolmoge Morris, 3-1 FRESHMEN Y' g ROW ONE: James Hughes, Barbara Chase, Sue Beardmore, Jeanine Bond, Mary Coburn, John Ferguson, Richard Bauer, Joella Dugaro, Linda Palmer, Leona Detillion, ROW TWO: Barry Downing, Betty Chesney, Jean Fletcher, Mathilde Adney, Barbara Martin, Loretta Burdett, Nancy Deacon, Gracie Altman. ROW THREE: Paula Adams, Juanita Cuckler, Gene Wooten, Linda Annis, Lowell Cook, Frank Bandy, Julie Davis, ROW FOUR: Robert Cham- bers, John Caldwell, Jerry Annis, Becky Fuller, Gibby Breitenbach, Ronald Barker, John Feuerbacher. SOPHOMORES X ROW ONE: Patsy Sharp, Geraldine Leeth, Alice Moore, Louise Leatherwood, Kathryn Keller, Barbara Schrock, Pat Money, Rhone Lahr, Mack Stewart, Dorothy Oyer, Thelma Parsons, Faye Laing, Shirley Streitenberger, Suzi Smith, Bob Pettit, Don Stevens, Carl Kuehnert, Fil Line. ROW THREE: Charles Murray, Jeanne Petty, Darlene McCum- ber,Barbara Kritzwiser, Sara Ann Lowder, Bob Rider, Ray Mounts, Frank Stubbs, Donald Murray, Gordon Overman. ROW FOUR: Joe Laird, Lloyd Shanks, David McClelland, Phil Prater, Robert Rogge, David Shrader. 35 SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Wilma Keaton, Lela Williams, Donna Chandler, ROW TWO: Janice Helton, Nancy Timmons, Kaye Rice, Dorris Patterson, Mary Ann Wortman, Louella Woods, Mona Maple, ROW THREE: Wanda Huffstutter, A ill' .. LL rw . , ,iris M al 7 l ,W if xl ,X 1 ROW ONE: Gary Adams, Virginia Boylan, Marie Burd, Evelyn Jones, Monteza Howard, Violet McDay, Carol Har- rison, Gail Wise,Joyce Haynes, Kathleen Thompson, Janet Newton, Geneva Deacon, Junior Davis, James Connelley. ROW TWO: Darrell Colegrove, Becky Heibel, Judy Henkel, Margaret Willis, Nycie Jon McAnu1ty, Mary Evans, Patricia Oyer, Kenneth Tuhus, Jerry Wonderleigh, Dan Cuckler, Randy Harrison, Douglas Askerman, ROW THREE: Kenneth Drum, Ronnie Beech, Barbara Born, Priscilla Tewksbury, Kay Buckingham, Judy George, Cecilia Hoff- man, Halcyon Dahms, Don Zickafoose, Gary Cormany, Charles Hughes, ROW FOUR: Danid Butler, Dolores Allan, Reta Toll, Doris Woodruff, Geneva Marbury, Jean Howard, Craig Critchfield, Roger Ward, John Parsons, David Crabtree, ROW FIVE: Flora C1ark,Joyce Armbruster, Eddie Blaum, James Ward, Steve Tackett, Ronald Anderson, Glen Black. 36 JUNIORS 'ass Sl 'ii C- F4 ROW ONE: Verna Wills, Terry Klinker, Helen Starks, Sherrell Bluejacket, Barbara Clawson, Jo Alice Patrick, Carolyn Hodge, Vivian Bolin, Carlene Barrett, Marilyn Schrock, Judy Halloran, Martha Howerton, Larry Wonder- leigh, ROW TWO: Joyce Haubeil, Dessa Wright, Bobby Hickman, Mary Ashmore, Cynthia Fish, Judy Ward, Joyce Heibel, Priscilla Meek, Patty Elam,Wade Corrnany,Jerry Knight, Ben Ross,Bucky Downing, ROW THREE: Barbara Jones, Mary Jane Teichert, Mavis Saucer, Roland Terrell, Jimmy Meeker, William Walters, Roger Andre, David Bond, Mack Howard, Billy Owens, Frank Wilson. ROW FOUR: Chuck Blount, Jerry Dodd, Bob Glanville, Susan Redman, John Boyer, Pat Duncan, Robert Holsinger, Virgil Havens, David Brown, ROW FIVE: Clyde Dempsey, William O'Brien, Steve Hartmus, Larry Van Hoose, Jack Fletcher. ROW ONE: Paul Saunders, Wanda Thompson, Majel Willis, Frances Goodman, Wilma Dawson, Patricia Howerton, Shirley Mathews, Bonnie Brownfield, Betty Boggs, Betty Hall, Deanna Sheets. ROW TWO: Helen Pfeifer, Bonnie Kritzwiser, Kay McKenzie, Betty Jo Stulley, Roberta DeWitt, Gladys Colburn, Kathryn Snyder, Jeri Robinson, Cora Mathews, Wilma Leffler, Judy Zickafoose. ROW THREE: Joyce Reed, Mary Ann Patterson, Nelda Palmer, Martha Drum, Ruth Griffith, Wilma Echard, Janice Eblin, Mary Jane McCoy, Alberta Mathews, Richard Reynolds, James Henry, Jack Worthen, ROW FOUR: Shirley Brown, Nancy Matney, Delores Colburn, Charlene Jarvis, Betty Lytle, Willard Harris, Robert Brown, Dennis Tolle, Charles Pinkerman, Nolan Beech. 37 . I N 3 . , 91 QL? Verna Wills, Treasurerg Helen Pfeifer, Secretaryg Jo Alice Patrick, News Reporter: Jimmy Meeker, Vice President Dave Bond President 'Q 2' if M Y u f 'L PN... 38 as ws w X NH W...-. f X H2599 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Annis, Treasurerg Ethelanne Oyer, News Reporterg Margaret Rader, Vice President Betty Martrn Secretary Wayne Smithson, President. v-1 E CLASS COLORS Black and White C LASS FLOWER Yellow Ro se CLASS MOTTO Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers J 'l 40 'ix My ZZFPX JUDITH KAY ADAMS Cheerleader lg Pep Club l,2g Class Officer l,2g Glee Club 1,25 F.l-LA. l,2,3,4, Officer 2,3g Banquet Com- mittee 3g Hi-Lite Staff 4g Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, Magazine Sale 4. JACK RAY ALLSBURY Annual Staff 45 Hi-Lite 4g Football lg Basketball l. WOODROW ANDRE AN DERS ON Hi-Lite 3,43 F.F.A. 1,25 Magazine Sale 4, mu' DONALD ROBERT ANNIS Football l,2,3,4g Class Play 3, F.F.A. 1,23 Track 1,25 Magazine Sale. RONALD WILLIAM ANNIS F.F.A. l,2g Hi-Y 3, Football l,2,3, 4, Class Officer 4g Class Play 33 Hi-Lite 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Ring Committee 3, Track l,2g Magazine Sale 4, Projectionist 3,4. 41 4 :lf 1 OPAL JEANETTE ARNETT Glee Club l,2g Hi-Lite 4, Annual 43 F,H.A. l,2, Officer 3.4, Class Officer 3g Magazine Sale 4, Banquet Committee 3g State F.H.A. Degree 3. xr-1 2 Tami DONNA MAE ARMSTRONG Sl-IELBA JEAN ATHINGTON JOY CAROL BARKER F.H.A. lg IntramuralSports l,2,3,4g F.H.A. Song Leader 3, Historian 4g F.H.A. l,2. Pep Club 1,2g 1-li-Lite Staff 4g Float Hi-Lite Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Committee 3,4g Magazine Sale 43 Prom Committee 3g Magazine Sale Prom Committee 33 Glee Club 1, 45 Class President 2g Glee Club l,2g Class Play 2, BARBARA JEAN BLAUM Pep Club 1,2g Float Committee 2, 3,4g Ensemble l,2,4g F,H.A. 1,25 Class Play 3g Magazine Sale 4g Hi Lite 45 Annual Staff 4g Chorus 1,2g lntra mural Sports 1,2 ,3,4, ARBA DELLA BOLIN Choir l,2g Class Treasurer 1,23 Magazine Sale 4. 42 EER tw- V DAVID ARTHUR BOYER Pep Band 2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Scholarship Team lg Bas- ketball l ,2,3g Float Committee l,2, 3,4g Class Play 35 Annual Staff 4g Magazine Sale 43 Prom Committee 4. W, 1,--? X ts, BARBARA ETHEL BURDETT Band 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Mag- azine Sale 45 Class Play 35 l-li-Lite Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. 5'l'..,,'+'-' Karl HILDA MARIE BUTLER F.I-I.A, 1,2,3,45Cheer1eader35 Band 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Chorus 1,2,45 Ensemble 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Lite 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Magazine Sale 45 Dance Committee 45 Float Com- mittee 1,2. 3 SHASTA GRIZELDA BYRD SecretaryofNature Club 15F.B,L,A. 25 Office Staff 35 Glee Club 45 An- nual Staff 45 Hi-Lite Staff 45 En- semble 45 Sport's Day Official 35 Graduation Usher 35 Class Play Usher 35 Minstrel Cast 35 Magazine Sale 4. JOHN WILLIAM CHANDLER LOIS ESTHER COLEGROVE FRANK ROBERT CONKEL G1eeC1ub 1,25 Pep Club 25 l-li-Lite Annual Staff 45 Hi-Lite Staff' 3,45 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 1,25 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 F.F.A. 25 F.l-l.A, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Scholarship Team 2.3. Dance Committee 45 Ensemble 1,25 Magazine Sale 4. 43 if ,ft RAY EDWARD CRABTREE ROBERT EUGENE DAVIS SHELBA JEAN DAVIS Football 4: Baskclball lg Track 3, Hi-Y 3,4g Band 1,23 Class President Glee Club 1.2, 43 Hi-Lite 4, 13 Magazine Sale 43 Annua1Staff 43 Hi-Lite Staff 4, KATHY LYNN DIXON MARILYN JUANITA DIXON GleeClub l3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 Y Teen Band 12,33 F.H.A. 1, Officer 2,3, 1: Qnecn Attendant 2, 43Hi-Lite 3,43 AnnualStaff 4g Glee Club 13 Prom Committee 33 Maga- zine Sale 4g State Homemaker De- gree 3. 44 BARBARA DIANE DOUGLASS Cheerleader 3g Band l,2,3,43Scho1- arship Team 1,2,33 Latin Club 1,23 Pep Club 1,23 Hi-Lite 3,43 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 33 Float Committee l,2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Magazine Sale 4. SHIRLEY ANN EV ERETT F,l-I.A. Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Hi-Lite 45 Annual Staff 45 Maga- zine Sale 45 Prom Committee 35 Y Teen 2, President l5 Home Eco- nomics Club 2. ROSEMARY YVONNE EVANS Glee Club 25 Hi-Lite Staff 45 Class Play 35 Magazine Sale 45 F.H.A. l,2, fi! 54 l In nfs ALICE ELIZABETH FERGUSON Glee Club l,2,45 Scholarship Team 25 Ensemble 1,45 lli-Lite Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Ring Committee 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Class Officer 35 Queen Attendant 3,45 Float Committee 15 Prom Com- mittee 3. RAYMON NAVARRO FULLER Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,35 Student Council Representative l,2,35 Magazine Sales 4. IIMMIE BYRON GEORGE Basketball 1,25 Hi-Lite Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Ohio History Test 3,45 Dance Committee 45 Class Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Maga- zine Sale 4. 4-5 BOB DALE HATCHER Football 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 45 Projectionist 3,4 fb PEARL IUANITA HAVENS A-L' Fas-auf ROYCE DON HUTCHISON Hi-Lite Staff4g Choruslg Magazine Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,29 Sale 4. F.F.A. l,2. E, ,a,' f 'gf X SQ, NORMAN GENE JAMES Football2gHi-Lite Staff 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 3g Annual Staff 4g Magazine Sale 4. 3, ..-ff JOHN WILEY JAMESON Band lg Latin Club 1,23 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g I-li-Lite 3,4g Annual Staff 43 Class Play 3g Scholarship Team l,2,3g Ohio History Test 35 Prom Com- mittee 3g Magazine Sale 4, A--f-4 it FRA NCIS LEROY JARVIS Annual Staff 4g Basketball lg In- tramural Sports 3,4g Class Play lg Magazine Sale 4. 46 PATSY JOANN JONES Cheerleader 3: Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,43 Pep Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3g Hi-Lite 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Chorus l,2,4g F,H,A. l,2,3,4g Dance Committee 4g Prom Committee 33 Magazine Sale 4, 'X f lv- iffy Q . PAUL CLYDE KEMPER Class Play 3g Hi-Lite 4g Annual 45 Dance Committee 43 Ohio History 3. .el 29 Q ,dia Q VERLIN NEAL KRITZWISER Band l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Bas- ketball 3,4g lli-Lite Staff 3,43 An- nualStaff 45 Pep Club l,2g Baseball Manager lg Class Play 33 Magazine Sale 4. ROBERT CLEATUS LAING NANCY JEAN LANDRUM l,2,3,4g Glee Cl. l,2,3g EHS. Band 1,2,4g Cl. Play3g Scholarship Team l,2,3g Ohio His. Test 3g Dist. Music Cont. l,2,3g St. Music Cont. 2,3g F. 4, Songleader l, Hist. 2g Pep lg Del. F.H.A. St. Conv. 2g Clarinet Quar. 4g Voice of Dem. Cont. 35 German Band 3g l-li-Lite St. 3,4g Ann. St. 45 Pep Band 3,4g Bctty Crocker Test 45 Cand. for St. E.H.A. Degree 43 D.A.R. Test 4g Mag. Sale 4. H.A. Club KJ , .'l 'ir ROSEMARY LANE MARY SUSAN LEEVER Glee Club 3,4g Spanish Club Presi- Pep Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y lg Glee Club dent2gl-Ii-Lite Staff 4g Annual Staff l,2g Ensemble 1,23 Latin Club l 4g Class Play 33 Magazine Sale 4. Hi-Lite 4g Annual 4g Magazine Sale. 47 'wi' 'wi-w-- ' -aus., ff. as 5 sei REX LEO LEVERICH ROY LEON LEVERICH Band lg Student Council 1,25 Class Band lg Hi-Lire lg Student Council Officer l. l. 25? 3. R. as GEORGE LOWE IR. JEANETTE MCCARROLL Class Play 3, Magazine Sale 4. Pep Club 1,25 Glee Club lg Annual Staff lg G,A,A, l,2,3g Junior Con- cessions 3. -lf! Qu, ii u il, BETTY KATHRYN LOONEY F.H.A. l,2, Officer 3.4: County F.H.A. Officer 45 Hi-Lite staff 43 Annual Staff4g Scholarship Team 2,3gEnsemble 2gGlce Club lg Class Play 3. rt..-J its BETTY JOYCE MARTIN Glee Club l,2,4g Ensemble l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,23 Cheerleader 3,4g Band 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g F,H,A, l,2,3,4g Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 4, Class Play 3,1-li-Lite 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3g Magazine Sale 45 Queen 4g Class Officer 4g Float Committee 1,23 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Ring Committee 2. 'WW' mind! M-an-0' Rial' QW'-of IAMES DOUGLAS MASSEY WILMA DORLENE MATHEWS JON ADOLPH MYERS Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1g Class Junior Class Play3gHi-Lite4gMag- Football 2, Swimming 1. Officer 1, 2, Magazine Sale 4. azine Sale 4. ETHELANNE OYER Band 1,2,3,4g Scholarship Team 1, 2 ,3g Latin Club 1,2g District Solo Music Contest l,2,3, State Contest 2: Glee Club 1,2,3g Girls Ensemble 1,2 ,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Float Comm. 1,2,3gRingComm. 2: Voice of De m ocrac y Contest 3: Class Officer4gHi-Lite Staff 3,43 Jr. Play 35 Annual 4g Clarinet Quartette 4g German Band 35 Ohio History Test 3g Prom Comm. 3g Dance Comm. BEVERLY DAWN PFAHL Hi-Lite 4g Annual 43 F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 25 Glee Club 4g Girls Ensemble 45 Cheerleader 35 Prom Committee 3g Dance Com- mittee 4g Magazine Sale 45 Class Play 3. 49 RUTH ANNE PRATER Hi-Lite 3, 44 Glee Club 2, 3, An- nual Staff 4, Latin Club 3, 4g Honor Roll 4. ff Q' 3 M-S jf A -du! ROY LEE PRESTON Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, Scholarship Team 1, Float Com mittee 3, 4, Magazine Sale 4. MARGARET RUTH RADER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 1, 2, Float Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2, .3, 4, Ring Com, 2, Prom Com, 3' Glee Club 2, 3, Girls Ensemble 2, 3, Class Play 3, State Music Con- test 2, Sr. Dance Committee 4, Clarinet Quartet 4, Latin 1, 2, An- nual 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS WILLIAM REDMAN Hi-Lite Stall 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 1,Footba1I1, 2, 3, 4,Bas- ketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 3, 4, Magazine Sale 4. if-an ff? I ff LARRY RICE MCDONALD ROSS JERRY WEBB SEAT Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Class Play 3 fm Art Club 2,Chemistry Club 3, Stu- dent Council 1, IAMES DONALD SCHAUSEIL Band l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Lite 3, 4, Annual 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,Baseball1, 2, 3, 4,Foot- ball 2, 3, 4,Jr. Class Play 3, Schol- arship 2, Class Pres, 3, Ring Com, 2, Ohio History 3, Prom Com. 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Magazine Sale 4, JAMES LARRY SMITH Band 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Lite 3, 4, Annual 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Magazine Sales 4, Ring Committee 3, Ohio History Test 3, Prom Committee 3. qQiHP ,,,,,,,,,,,, WAYNE BARTLETT SMITHSON Band 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi- Lite 4, Annual 4, Class President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,Basebal1 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Ohio History Test 3, Float Committee 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Magazine 4. ian.,-v 4.91-lvllhu BETTY SNIVELY ELLEN SOMMERS RAY JUNIOR SPRADLIN Magazine Sales 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Magazine Sale 4. Excelsior Honor Society 1, 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3, Hi-Lite Staff 4, Novel Fire 4. 51 Q-'--Q 'UN CHARLES SAMUEL STEVENS Football 3, 45 Track 35 Hi-Lite 4 Annual staff 45 Magazine Sales 4. CHARLOT TE BESS WOODS BEVERLEY JANE THORPE LOIS AUDREY TOLLE G. A. A. 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Annual Girls' Chorus lg Annual Staff 45 Hi- Staff 45 Magazine Sales 4, Lite staff 45 Magazine Sales 4. SHERRY GEORGETTA HOBBS WILLIAM GRADY GATES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play Football 2, 35 Blocklerter Club 35 35 Treasurer of Spanish Club 25 Class Play 25F. F. A. 1, 45 Dramatics Chorus 45 Newspaper Staffg Year- Club 4gASS'I, Student Bus Driver, book Staff. 52 LE GRANDE BOYETTE IEANETTE SAUNDERS ROBERT WILSON Transferred Transferred Transferred L? PEGGY LOU BARBEE NANCY MATNEY Late Entry Late Entry 53 Q4 ' TVN P, N V Flvlf H' A Z , W ks , - Q X , . A iv 1 15 -,L 0. D Qi HX ,M .ix Several days after the graduation of the class of 1955, I went to Schmitt's fthe usual hangout, and ordered a bebop coke. After taking several sips of the magic potion, Ifell into a long, deep sleep. Whenlawakened it was 1965, exactly ten years later. Worried about the fact that I had slept away ten years of my life, Idecided to find out what I had missed. I met ELLEN SOMMERS, and she told me that she is now the mother of three children. She proceeded to tell me of the whereabouts of our c-lassmates. WOODROW ANDERSON and DON ANNIS are touring the United States with their flea circus. JIM GEORGE and his wife, the former PATSY JOHNS, are living in California where Jim is designing sets for MGM. DONNA ARMSTRONG is also in California. She is wrestling under the name of Strongarm Sara. Three of our classmates are playing professional ball. LARRY CYOGIJ SMITH is catching for the Waverly Whoppe rs, RAY FULLER is playing halfback for the Waverly Wonders, and WAYNE SMITHSON is playing basketball for the Lake White Lakers coached by JACK JAMESON. TOM REDMAN is coaching ping pong at Jasper Tech, and JEAN ARNETT is coaching mumbly peg at West Point. ETHELANNE OYER is the first woman President of the United States, BEVERLY PFAHL is the first woman Lt. Governor of Rhode Island, and ALICE FERGUSON is Mayor of Waverly. BILL GATES is having a terrible time keeping track ofhis oil wells in Texas. SHERRY HOBBS is in Alaska doing research on penguins. ROSEMARY EVANS and JUANITA HAVENS are busy counting atoms at the Atomic Plant. FRANK CONKEL and FRANCIS JARVIS, the famous scientists, are experimenting to produce a pod that will hold twenty peas. Professor JERRY SEAT, at the age of 27, is the world's youngest college president. He is president of the University of Kuku in Africa. NANCY LANDRUM is living in Hawaii where she is practicing law. We also had royalty in our class because BETTY MARTIN is now Queen of Siberia. KATHY DIXON has controlling interest in all of the diamond mines in Africa. LOIS TOLLE is collecting money at the toll bridge in Piketon. LARRY RICE has moved to China where he owns the Chinco Rice Company. ROY PRESTON runs the Presto Ready Whip Company, and ED CRABTREE is making millions by selling his famous crabapple jelly. BETTY LOONEY owns half interest in the A 8: P Company. As we stood there talking, a sabre jet whizzed down the street and blew its siren at us. Ellen told me that it was play boy BOB DAVIS. Ellen and I departed, and I walked down the strange streets of Waverly. So many things have changed. First of all I saw the Gam Record Shop owned and X W-if 4 --If flw 1 A. 4 Q -0 rf Q X l , 4' R11 ' I.. ' i , 'f Q X as 4' . 'inn'-Il' I is 3' ' I Quin h v x .kr-ifxv mm 3 4: 5 54 gm, I--f'QiAiTii ., l.-'5I-4+ ,, kb...-,1f'1?2f ' mm operated by MARGARET RADER. The movie is now being run by BOB HATCHER and RONNIE ANNIS, and it is called The Hatan. Now showing is Deep Dark Secrets of 1965 by BOB LAING, starring Suzette and Lowell QSUSI LEEVER and JUNIOR LOWEL I bought a paper and read that GENE JAMES is now the publisher of the Waverly Gazette. Justice of the Peace is JIM SCHAUSEIL. In the ad section there is a picture of REX and ROY LEVERICH, and under it is printed Which Twin Takes Hadacol? ROSEMARY LANE, now known as Lady Rose, the Daredevil, will be at the Drive at Your Own Risk Speedway tonight. DON ROSS owns the speedway now. An atomic permanent will cost you 355.00 at the You're Not Hopeless Beauty Salon operated by LOIS COLEGROVE and RUTH ANN PRATER. SHIRLE Y EVERETT is selling gasoline cheap a.t her Whiz Filling Station this week. BEVERLY THORPE and BETTY SNIVELY are running the You Tell Us Your Troubles Club. SHASTA BYRD has her newbook for sale. It is called Care of Para- keets. It seems that CHARLOTTE WOODS, the forest ranger, is a heroine. She saved two squirrels in the forest fire last week. JEANETTE McCARROLL,the famous math- ematician, has proved that Einstein was all wet. The Six B's, BARBARA BURDETT, ABBIE BOLIN, CAROL BARKER, BARBARA BLAUM, HILDA BUTLER, and PEGGY BARBEE, are currently dancing at the Scioto Motel. MARILYN DIXON is running a rest home for school teachers. JIM MASSEY and WILMA MATHEWS are co-owners of the M 8. M Candy Company. SHELBA DAVIS and SHELBA ATHINGTON are managers of the Shelby Company which manufactures cough drops. Ipassed a building which is still under construction, and the sign in front read This will soon be the site of the Atom Cleaners, owned by KAY ADAMS. All electrical work is being done by JACK ALLSBURY, Inc. Ialso passed the Boyer Funeral Home which is now under the direction of DAVID BOYER. All music for the funeral home is handled by VEP LIN KRITZWISER and his Four Deadbeats CHARLES STEVENS, RAY SPRADLIN, PAUL KEMPER, and JOHN CHANDLER. Last but not least is our own JON MYERS who is the world's champion flag pole sitter. Whenlfirst awakened, I was sorry that I had missed ten years, but now I feel that it was best. For now that I have found out about some of my friends and their occupations, I don't think I could have lived through those ten years. PROPHECY Diane Douglas s .. . min? III? -rs 'rl .N , xx x x 5,3 if-5-,.-s -' 1' nO,:'g nog MK I fi . . 1 , 1, , ' 1 Kgs s I ,Q , ft L lla Q X669 X X K ,- .ff V if I 0 ' 0 'F rp.. Rf . I I V ,fl ff-A tt. v .57 IH f -' ff is L J if . fa 'E 1 fr 600' n .. X pl E . Q4 'V H : I X A7 A 1, 45. X CLASS WILL We Drane Douglass and Ronme Annrs wtll the posttrons of H1 Llte Co Edrtors to anyone who can stand the strarn Kay Adams w1ll my love for popular mustc to Eddre Blaum Jack Allsbury w1ll my abrlrty to sleep rn study hall to anyone who suffers wtth rnsomnra Woodrow Anderson w111 my abrlrty to stay sober to Jerry Knrght Don Anms w1ll my nrckname Pug to anybody that rt w1ll frt Donna Armstrong wrll my abrlrty to sktp school to my brother Dtckxe Jean Arnett wrll thrs old house to the mtce and termites that are roomrng rn rt Shelba Athrngton wrll my freckles and smallness to Jean Fletcher Peggy Barbee wrll my seat rn Mrs Scott s Home Economrcs class to Arltn Nevrls Carol Barker wrll my quretness to Roberta DeW1tt Barbara Blaum wtll my uncanny abrlrty to mrss the 9 00 A M bell to Mary Jane Tetchert Arbre Bohn wrll my abtlrty and wrll power to come to school everyday to Booshy Boltn Davrd Boyer wrll my curly harr to my brother John Barbara Burdett wrll my economrcs book to anyone who can get more outof rt than I can Hrlda Butler wrll my Chrrstmas present skeetre brtes to Ltberace Shasta Byrd wtll my abrltty to work Algebra to any apprecratrve Algebra student John Chandler wrll my abrlrty for burldrng good hotrods to Bob l-Irckman Lots Colegrove wrll my drslrke for studyrng to Edrth Oyer Frank Conkel wtll my brarn to anyone who can frnd rt Ed Crabtree w1ll my black harr to Ed Blaum Bob Davrs wrll my seat rn Economrc Geography to anyone foolrsh enough to want rt Shelba Davrs w1ll my love for Beaver boys to my srster Julre Kathy Drxon wrll my ab lrty to make excuses to Dave Brown Marrlyn Drxon wrll my abrlrty to get along wrth all of the teachers to any one who can t Rosemary Evans wrll my love for Shorthand to my cousm Jesste Pennrngton Shrrley Everett wrll my chewrng gum to Nelda Palmer Alrce Ferguson wxll my love for Shorthand to Helen Pferfer Ray Fuller wrll my love for football to Wade Cormany Btlll Gates wrll my extra year rn school to anyone who wants to graduate ear y Jrmmre George w111 my burld to Squrnt Johns Bob Hatcher wtll my curly haxr to Grl Wtllrs Juamta Havens wrll my black harr to Betty Hall Sherry Hobbs wrll my hatr to anyone who can keep rt curled Norman James wrll my ablltty to get rnto trouble to Jen Robrnson Jack Jameson w111 my bashfulness to Wade Cormany Francrs Jarvrs wrll my love for grrls to Bucky Downrng Patsy Johns wrll my love for the Ftrst French horn to Leonard Gtbbs A I' , - . 4 Q . 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I, , ' . fl I 1 L Z' 56 Paul Kemper will my love for women to John Boyer Verlrn Krrtzwtser will my one handed shot tn basketball to my sister Bar bara Nancy Landrum will my long red harr to Bob Glanvrlle Rosemary Lane will my ability to get along with my teachers so well to Carolyn Hodge Sust Leever will my short blond hair to Emogean Owens We Rex and Roy Leverrch will the confusion of berng twins to Linda and Jerry Annrs Betty Looney will my membership rn F H A to the future Home Economics girls Junior Lowe will my mckname Curly to Roland Terrell Betty Martin will my height to Coach Hawhee Wilma Mathews wrll my long fingernails to my sister Shirley Jeanette McCarroll will a barometer to Jack Jameson Jon Myers will my ability to talk about Texas to Jerry Wonderley Ethelanne Oyer wtll my butterflies at Wilmington Solo Music Contests to my sister Edie Beverly Pfahl will my straight blond harr to Vrvran Bohn. Ruth Anne Prater will Don Ross to Ruthy Grrffrth and hope that she can get along better with htm than I can Roy Preston wtll my unusual talent of whistling rn study hall to Mr Knrsely Margaret Rader bequeath to my sister Henrx better luck with the porch light than I have had who has the scrap but needs the fundamentals Larry Rice will my appreciation for beautiful girls to Brlly Owens Don Ross will my ability to get in and out of trouble to Chuck Blount Jerry Seat will my Oklahoma souvenirs to Jim Meeker Jrm Schauserl will my nickname Ears to Phil Prather rf he can stand the pressure Larry Smith wrll my abiltty to never get to school before 9 00 A M to my brother Jack Waylne Smrthson will my love for sports to anyone who likes to partrcrpate in t em Betty Snively will my love for school to anyone who doesn t Ellen Oyer Sommers will my abtllty to stay single to my stster Dorothy Oyer Ray Spradltn wrll my love for the Reader s Digests in Room 11 to all future Seniors Beverly Thorpe will my blond hair to Phyllis Kitchen. Lots Tolle will my tallness to Betty Hall Charlotte Woods will my love for hrllbrlly music to Charles Prnkerman We do hereby appoint Miss I-luzzey and Mr Shelby as executors of this our last will and testament Signed sealed and declared by aforesard class for the will and testament of the Senior Class of 1955 rn the presence of us who at their request have hereunto subscribed our names as wttnesses MMS QM all X I, ' . I, . . . , . - . . ' - I' . ' Q s . I I, . ' ' ' . I' . , I . I . 1 . a I, . . ' . Q Q . . ' a I In .. 1 'Y . i U nr ' I, . I . . U L . l . . . . . I I' , ' Il ll . I' t . . , I I' ' 1 . s - 4 A a I' ' . . . I' ' 1 . . . I . a ' Il ' D . l I ! , I, Tom Redman, will my ability to play football to my sister, Susan Redman, I' n I v 1 - . . .1 v . L , . . . U I, . ' ' ' . I, . . , . . 1 ,, ,,, . . XE, I, . ' , ' ' ' : . . I, ' . Y Q 1 . x xt I' u ' ' . . . . ' '. X In 1 l X I, ' ' . , . , . . N u 4 s . QQ 5' . . ' X ' ' , . ' . . 1 I ' 57 ll J X ., r -.- mvHr,..,.-Q. M .. . xt 4, 5,15 lt wiflfw- f 1 in ' -- f x, 1 uf AVR ' -. fir -2 - . ' 4 V f 5: HISTORY or THE f l cLAss OF 1955 On a sunny day in September, 1943, a group of little tots came to school for the first time. Some of us were bashful and uncertain, but our teachers, Mrs. Yahraus and Mrs. Brown, soon helped us to over- come this. Twenty-two ofthe original class still remain with us. They are Margaret Rader, Roy Preston, Larry Smith, Donnie and Ronnie Annis, Verlin Kritzwiser, Nancy Landrum, Hilda Butler, Betty Martin, Diane Douglas, Barbara Burdett, Susi Leever, Jack Jameson, Paul Kemper, Gene James, Ed Crabtree, Barbara Blaum, Jim George, Rose- mary Evans, Marilyn Dixon, Ethelanne Oyer, and David Boyer. Grade school dayshurried by quickly with the usual cuts and bruises occuring on the playground. Some of the highlights were listening to the radio once a week an Indian play in Mrs. Matthews' class, and a Betsy Ross play in Mrs. Edlemann's Class. Junior high was really achange because we were in a new building and we were changing classes. Occasionally someone would wander intoasenior room and really be embarrassed. These two years we had our own basketball team and cheerleaders. In the seventh grade our team gave us a big thrill by winning the Junior High Pike County Tournament, ln the eighth grade we took the dreaded eighth grade exam. We all passed it, and then we had Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises. . Several new students from rural districts joined us in our freshman year. When we were sophomores, we began to join in more activities and this was the year that we ordered our class rings. At last we were juniors. Many of our boys were on the athletic teams, and five of our girls were cheerleaders. We were also well re- presented in band, chorus, and on the scholarship team. We were all very proud when we received our rings. This year we printed our first Hi-Lite and our float won the Homecoming parade, We presented our play, 'NO MORE HOMEWORK , and we finished this exciting year with the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Finally we reached that one glorious year that every student says almost with reverence--SENIOR! This year was full of many hours of hard work and twice as much fun, Our football queen was Betty Martin, with Alice Ferguson as senior attendant. We published our final edi- tion of the Hi-Lite, sold magazines, took Senior Scholarship Tests, worked very hard on this annual, had a class play, and were feted by the juniors at the Banquet and Prom. At last came graduation and our farewells. Good-by to W. H. S., to teachers and to friends. From this moment on, we are individuals, each taking a different path which will lead him to his position in life. ' -A .fini 0.- lr I maam' 1 -. - t L- 1 f fv 4 a .,f-ff'-ff 'H - Q ' I f f ' 5 1 'ff K ' n- X . , .t l I AWARDS 0 7 'I' Q 21 S 'IW I wa. Q Q FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Y rw MOTTO: 'Toward New Horizons' COLORS: Red and White. FLOWER: Red Rose, CHAPTER PROIECT-' Responsibility of baby-sitting at P. T. A. meetings, Send Christmas gifts to a foreign country. STA TE PROJECT - - Contributing to the Scholarship Fund and State Camp Fund. NATIONAL PROJECT-- World Christmas Festival. National F, H. A. Week. National Defense, President . . . . . . .. Vice President . Secretary ,,,, Treasurer .... News Reporter . Historian . . . . . Parliamentarian Song Leaders . . chA,Jr6f'1Q15thf2r' Chapter Father , Faculty Member Adv isor ........ OFFICERS Mari1ynDixon ..BettyLooney . . Shirley Everett . . . . . . Jean Arnett . . . . . Doris Patterson . . . . . . .Shelba Athington .. . . . . . . . .Alice Ferguson . . . .Patsy Johns, Betty Chesney, . . Mavis Saucer, Joyce Haynes ..........Mrs.RoyDixon ..........Mr,RoyDixon . . . . . . .Mr. Tetrick . . Mrs, Mabel J. Scott FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA E2 C7 2 ugly 'ivy II Q 'I fl L.. ROW ONE: Harriet Sesline, Kathleen Thompson, Marilyn Dixon, Cornelia Vicars, Linda Bethard, Carol Harrison, ROW TWO: Shelba Athington, Shirley Everett, Lois Colegrove, Mavis Saucer, Carolyn Hodge, Mary Pennington, Sondra Massie, ROW THREE: Patricia Oyer, Lonna Rice, Joyce Jones, Beverly Pfahl, Kay Adams, Alice Ferguson, Patty Elam, Lela Williams, Mary Ann Wortman, Betty Wogan, Mrs, Scott, QQ Oo is ' - H -y H H 55 '!Jd!.3:g, V 0 O ' Barbara Chase, Linda Palmer, Betty Chesney, Juanita Cuckler. ROW TWO: Jeannine Bond, Sue Beardmore, Joyce Haynes, Doris Patterson, Halcyon Dahms, Kay Buckingham, Kathryn Keller, ROW THREE: Delores Colburn, Betty Horton, Paula Adams Jean Fletcher, Nancy Landrum, Jean Arnett, Betty Looney, Nelda Palmer, Mrs. Scott, 61 F. H. A. ACTIVITIES ll ,BGS 5 ..-. tv-', These sophomore girls are modeling the garmets they have made in Home Economics class. Betty Looney and Nancy Lan- drum are candidates for the State F. H. A. Degree. Their names will make the twenty- first and twenty -second names to appear on this plaque, Y 62 One of the many projects of the F, H, A, Chapter is welcoming newstudents. Here Nancy Lan- drum is welcoming Linda Pal- mer of Lepanto, Arkansas. ,MW E gl ' Q ...... .M W, , 'mc' ,. nr K . T. K .1 , Qiaxuam.-.. Ya . , Y . .V X ' ' 1575: ph tg 53? N HN, ati. P-.4 uf f 4 IJ F. H. A. ACTIVITIES One of the Waverly Chapter's projects during National F. H. A. Weekwas a broad- cast over WPKO explaining the F. H. A. program and its meaning. Marilyn Dixon, president of the Waverly F. H. A., an- nounced the program, while Alice Fer- guson acted as moderator. The emblem shown below is the Na- tional F. H. A. Emblem. Its colors are red and white. w UAMIf5's ,QS NEW YI' g CN I SW . Q. I 7 it Q f 4. 2 E i f I2 . 29 1- ,EMM as 44,0 my 63 ag TI-IE TIGER STUDIES LATIN Av ,J 'Mil I. .Vi LATIN I ROW ONE: Donna Kotche, Carlene Barrett, Carroll Potts, Suzanne Wilber, Henryetta Rader, Mary Landrum, Barbara Hibben. ROW TWO: Carol Shaw, Barbara Oyer, Kay Piatt, Linda Ison, Regina Kohut, Marjorie Robinson, Barbara Chase. ROW THREE: Leonard Gibbs, Gibby Breitenbach, Barry Downing, Bobby Stanley, Vernon Tucker, Johnny Ferguson. ROW FOUR: Johnny Boyer, Jim Henry, Lowell Anderson, Neil E. Stouder, Danny Wilkerson, Talmage Morris, Jerry L. Annis, Scott Halloran. LATIN II SITTING: Marie Burd, Susan Smith, Virginia Boylan, Joyce Armbruster, Judy George, Cecilia Hoffman, Louise Leatherwood, Edith Oyer, Shirley Streitenberger, Faye Laing. STANDING: Ruth Prater, David Boyer, David Sh- rader, Kenneth Tuhus, Rick Reynolds, Dave McClelland, Mr. Caldwell. 64 THE TIGER JOINS THE Y HI-Y SITTING: Don Zickafoose, Gary Corrnany, Dave McClelland, Phil Prather, Wade Cormany. STANDING: Mr. Sesler, Johnny Boyer, Steve Tackett, Craig Critchfield, Frank Stubbs, Bob Pettit, Bob Hatcher, Dave Shrader, Fil Line. I I I i TRI-HI-Y Marie Burd, Alice Moore, Delores Colburn, Barbara Kritzwiser, Becky Heibel, Halcyon Dahms, Barbara Schrock, Kay Buckingham, Kathy Keller. 65 THE TIGER LEARNS HOW 5 I ws., ,na , 11,-':rl...7nb 0 ,I N-0 .1-ff' 'il' ff 1' SHOP Mr, Bauman is the instructor of the Industrial Arts class. These snaps were taken in the Shop where Frank Conkel and Jack Allsbury are doing finishing work on an end table. Charles Pinkerman, Francis Jarvis, and Dave Bond are cleaning some of the tools. These freshman boys who are taking their first course in Industrial Arts are studying mechanical drawing. 66 SENIOR HI-LITE STAFF f- 70' ROW ONE: Jim Schauseil, Beverly Thorpe, Wilma Matthews, Marilyn Dixon, Kay Adams, Margaret Rader, Verlin Kritzwiser, Tom Redman, ROW TWO: Juanita Havens,Shelba Athington,Nancy Landrum,Co-Editor Diane Doug- lass, Co-Editor Ronnie Annis, Shirley Everett, Ethelanne Oyer. ROW THREE: Larry Smith, Wayne Smithson, Jack Jameson, Jean Arnett, Rosemary Evans, Lois Tolle, Betty Looney, Barbara Burden, Eddie Crabtree, Frank Conkel, Woodrow Anderson, Le Grande Boyette, Gene James, Ellen Somners, Bob Davis. JUNIOR HI-LITE STAFF ROW ONE: Roland Terrell, Editor Jo Alice Patrick, Co-Editor Janice Eblin, Wade Cormany. ROW TWO: Frank Wilson, Kay McKenzie, Mary Jane Teichert. ROW THREE: Chuck Blount, Judy Sue Ward, Susan Redman, Bob Glanville. ROW FOUR: Wilma Echard, Ruth Griffith, Betty Jo Stulley, Deanne Sheets. 67 A BLUE RIBBON FOR THE TIGER ,mi kr K. ' ua-Q' 'S 'wif 2 65 - f71'VlQ -.L'f': ,zflfgm 3.5 V ,gi 'Tj' . gy' 5 sfffh , fi ff eng! fifkw 9,5 if .K M S af: . . .gogeyg .wh - - 'sf .7 517732481 f 'L T 1 f A431 - Q: ,ABQ , E. ,'.. 4 V, 5 1 2 ' 55? . 'fin , . , . . ' , .7-,, , Q Hifi. . Wi Q , , v 3 - .. 'QQ ' .. , ' 'Ns ., if 5,51 X .. X 5 5 H ish N , .K Q2 A . .. 1 ' has Mr ws. Ethelanne Oyer and Nancy Landrum were cho- sen to take the D. A. R. Test this spring. The D. A. R. Test is a history test sponsored by the Ohio division of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. ,sa nfl James Henry was the Pike County winner of the Ohio History Test which he took in October. His score merited a weekend trip to Athens, Ohio, where he took the final test with other county winners. James, who is an excep- tionally fine history stu- dent is a junior. 68 Q ,..--v- .... we-f ' A ,.,,,,t.. . sc.. -w M..-.... Y i L. New-. T ' ...L MORE HONORS FOR THE TIGER 1? KU 0' I SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM ROW ONE: Jack Jameson, Diane Douglass, Ronnie Annis, ROW TWO: Ethelanne Oyer, Ruth Prater, Margarel Rader, Frank Conkel. ROW THREE: Wayne Smithson, Larry Smith, David Boyer, Jerry Seat, Berry Looney. .J ar 69 MAGAZINE SALES WINNERS This year the senior class sold magazines to help fi- nance rhe production ofthe annual. Nancy Landrum was the girl winner, selling S304 worth ofsubscriptions, David Boyer was the boy winner, selling2B250. Nancy won the grand prize trophy. A CROWN FOR THE TIGER -ily it X T., LONG LIVE THE QUEEN Football Captain Tom Redman crowned petite Betty Martin Queen of the 1954 Homecoming Game and Festivities while the rain did its best to dampen her pretty smile. Betty's Court included her escort, Jim George, Alice Fer- guson, senior attendant escorted by Bob Davis, Judy Zickafoose, escorted by Bob Hatcher, Barbara Schrock, escorted by Darrell Colecrove, and Linda An- nis, escorted by Gene Stouder. After Tom planted the traditional captain's privilege on Betty's lips, and presented her with a. spray of gold Chrysanthe- mums, the Queen and her Court went to the Grade School Auditorium where the Homecoming Dance was held. In the gym which was decorated with stream- ers and balloons, Bonnie Sue Butler and Dickie Jameson rolled out a white carpet for the Queen. The royal procession walked to the throne while Ron Ridenour's orchestra played A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody . The high light of the dance was Coach Hawhee's coronation and kiss for Betty. THE T954 HOMECOMING COURT 70 LUNG LIVE THE QUEEN ,, fax my Wayne Smithson, president of the class of 1955, passed the mentaland physicalrequirements for selection as an N ROTC candidate. When he successfully met the physical require- ments, he became one of a group of high school and college students whose names have now been submitted to a state committee for final selection as N R O T C students. This final selection will be based upon scholarship, leadership, character, physical fitness, recommendations, and personal interviews. Those who are chosen will receive a four-year college education with all expenses paid, and will, upon grad- Marine Corps. The students and the faculty join in congratulating these boys and in wishing them success in their programs. Eastern State College has offered Don Annis a four-year athletic scholarship with all expenses paid. Donnie was an All-Conference selection on the S. O. C. Team this year. He was the only tackle to make both the offensive unit and the defensive unit. 72 uation, be commissioned as officers in either the Navy or the SPURTS -fx PQ:-,5 K x V HAIL THE CHAMPS F' K X630 K ef Q, mf Q9 QS . x .Q f 5 0 of xi' E Lx Q ,A 'in-.spas 'win r,.,,, P' f , The Waverly Tigers finished the 1954 baseball season as the best Class B team in the state of Ohio. Behind the superb pitching of Larry Ward and the fine play of the whole team, the Tige r s brought Waverly its first STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. After getting off to a slow start, the Tigers caught fire and went through the District, Regional, and State tournaments with the spirit and fight of real champions. The boys shown in this picture along with Coach Hawhee, Assistant-coach Arnett, Managers Dan Cuckler and Junior Ealey, and the big STATE TROPHY are Joe Heible, Wimpy Fredericks, Ed Smithson, Wayne Smithson, Charles Helman, Verlin Kritzwiser, Larry Ward, Larry Smith, Jack Jameson, Tom Redman, Jim Schauseil. TOURNAMENT GAMES DISTRICT Waverly 5 Clay Waverly 3 Glenford Waverly 3 South Point Waverly 11 White Oak REGIONAL Waverly 4 Zanesville Waverly 7 Radnor STATE Waverly 2 Sycamore Waverly 2 Conneaut Rowe 74 COACHES OF WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL levi. C C ,X Since Coaches Hawhee and Arnett have come to Waverly, the school has boasted the finest athletic record in its history. In the past few years, the boys have won so many trophies that W. H. S. is having difficulty trying to find a place to display each one. Here the coaches tackle the problem. S. O. C. CHAMPS The Waverly Tigers waded through five Conference teams without a defeat to gain their first S. O. C. Championship in football since 1950. The Tigers outscored C onfer ence foes 104 to 7. Waverly Coaches Hawhee and Arnett boasted one of the finest defensive teams in the state. The Tigers outscored opponents 199 to 60,while losing only to a strong Columbus Rosary team in the last game of the season. This season's record was the best since Coach Haw- hee started football. The Tigers placed five boys on the All-Conference Team. They were Cap- tain Tom Redman, Jim Schauseil, Donnie Annis, Jerry Knight, and Wade Cor- many. Cormany and Knight are only Juniors. THE 1954 SCHEDULE AND SCORES: Waverly Opponents Sept. 10 S. O. C. Preview 6 0 Sept. 17 New Boston 28 0 Sept. 24 Col. Crove City 13 0 Oct. 1 Hillsboro 12 0 Oct. 8 West 19 6 Oct. 15 Notre Dame 31 0 75 1954 FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW ONE: Mgr. Junior Ealey, Larry Smith, Jim Schauseil, LeGrande Boyette, Ed Crabtree, Ronnie Annis, Captain Tom Redman, Ray Fuller, Donnie Annis, Jack Jameson, Charles Stevens, Jerry Knight, Wade Cormany, Mgr, Larry Evans. ROW TWO: Danny Cuckler, Dave McCle1land,Gary Cormany, Pat Duncan, Sonny Walters,Rick Reynolds, Bob Glanville, Jerry Dodd, Dave Bond, Dave Butler, Phil Prather, Johnny Caldwell, Steve l-lartmus. ROW THREE: Assistant Coach Arnett, Roland Terrell, Bob Patrick, Jerry Annis, Gibby Breitenbach, Richard Sims, Gil Willis, Frank Wilson, Dave Brown, Dave Crabtree,Ben Ross, Paul Jordan, Kenny Drum,Gene Strouder, Mgr. Kenny Tuhus, Coach Hawhee. 76 Chink-Halfback a , Whip Bruvver-Center Ed-Halfbac k -Halfback G11-Fullback Danny-Guard Ray-Halfback 77 Rev-Tackle Sonny -Quarterback -Q Nose - Left Guard ff n V e jkmqs R I 'J' Tom- Gene -End Bob Center Ears-Center Robert- Tac kle Halfback Caldwell-End 78 jarring Jack -Quarterbac k Red-Left Tackle Jughead-End 1- . Soup-Guard Wade -Fullback 3 Jerry-End 5ZQm,3KCZf:fvffA Richard-Quarterback Dave-End 5 A . ,4 Hank-End IDA If E 3 QT,-5R79 5, K if X, 1 'dkxf Kenny -Fullback Mac -Center Gary-Guard X X PN -' an .1 -I 4 f Sw' 5 M11 A fy Gibby -Tackle Dave-Guard Pug- Tac kle Phxl End Ben- Tac kle 'S Rick-End . Q Yogl-Quarterback Paul-Tackle Moose - Tac kle 80 Bo-Halfback ,an FIGHT AND MIGHT OF THE TIGER - .. IES VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM . KNEELlNGg Mgr. Junior Ealey, Co -Captain Wayne Smithson, Co-Captain Jim Schauseil, Mgr. Danny Cuckler. STANDING: Verlin Kritzwiser, Larry Smith, Jerry Dodd, Phil Prather, Jerry Knight, David Butler, Chuck Blount, Jack Jameson, Tom Redman. S. O. C. CHAMPS The Waverly Tigers' Basketball team went through the rough schedule and came out with a good 12-8 record. The Tigers tied with three other teams for first place in the S. O. C. The Tigers played host to Ironton, Jackson, and Greenfield in the annual Radiger Invitational Tournament, which was won this year by Ironton. Waverly finished third best. The graduating seniors on this year's squad are Wayne Smithson,Jim Schauseil, Larry Smith, Tom Redman, Verlin Kritzwiser, and Jack Jameson. SCORES Waverly 43 Greenfield 53 Waverly New Boston Waverly 51 Portsmouth West '75 Waverly Coal Grove Waverly '72 Western 51 Waverly Notre Dame Waverly 56 Hillsboro 45 Waverly Stockdale Waverly 57 Minford 55 Waverly Piketon Waverly 39 Wilmington 42 Waverly Lancaster St. Mary Waverly '71 Wellston 48 Waverly Springfield Catholic Waverly 72 Portsmouth East 50 Waverly Washington C.H. Waverly 54 Wheelersburg 51 81 THE TIGER'S CLAWS ,A-mtv ivz David Butler Tom Redman Jim Schauseil ff Jack Jameson Jerry Knight Larry Smith QT' 1 e N itll' ff ,l Too usy .....,,,,. Wayne Smithson Phil Prathel Chuck Blount Verlin Kritzwiser B111 Owens 82 ROMPING RESERVE, TIGERS D ,xg ggi, rf ' ,az 6? 158 Fa RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING: Mgrs. Dave Moars and Dave McClelland. STANDING: Barry Downing, Don Zickafoose Ed Blaum, Paul Jordan, Gene Srouder, Marlin Zickafoose, Darrel Colegrove, Gil Willis, Richard Sims. Quia 83 THE ROAR OF THE TIGER F VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ,I .1 ,W ' ' ' V 1, 'xl Susan Redman, Judy Sue Ward, Betty Maetin, Magyanne5R,adg6rsgg,'fTYlia?-iiSaqfff:r. A y 'MMI ,. ,R J , ly' A, L Yfzlw f r UM M Tw 1-1 J ji' V , f ,147 1:1 ' ' 1-, 14 f 'L ,f ' ' Q ' i E ' . ,f,.f,ff'xf RESERVE CHEERLEADERS f T? lLL 5g . Vivian Howerton, Linda Annis, Jeannine Bond, Loretta Klinker. 7 fi if , . , 4 .f 1 f' f ,' , 1 .' 84 fN 5 usnc pf X9 A VA 'N an sw 0,N ff 1 , A 'll ,N Q X7 f'N ff f' If f'ix . 5-J fN H' ,X rw rx f-5 If K es, s MUSIC RINGMASTER Mr. Tetrick replaced Mr. Shelby in the music department this year. He formerly was director at Latham High School. Under his direction, the Band A addeda spark to the football field during the autumn games. One of the Band's high lights was Theme of X the Seasons featuring the four points of the compass. ' Mr. Tetrick is director of the High School Band and the Junior Band. He has two vocal ensembles and w the Glee Club. In addition, he supervises grade school music. Mr. Tetrick is pictured on the op- posite page with the ensembles. HIGH STEPPING TIGERS nm.. MAJORETTES Jo Alice Patrick, Jeannine Bond, Betty Martin, Verna Wills, Hilda Butler. 86 SONGS BY THE TIGER 4? 433 ,A GIRLS' ENSEMBLE These girls sing at P,T,A, meetings and various club meetings. They also are entering the Ensemble Contest at Wilmington College in the spring. They are Matille Adney, Jean Fletcher, Shasta Byrd, Patsyjohns, Alice Ferguson, Beverly Pfahl, Betty Martin, Hilda Butler, Ethelanne Oyer, Nancy Landrum, and Mr. Tetrick. wi A! gr 5 l I if BOYS' GLEE CLUB These boys also sing at P.T.A. meetings and they have laughs with their songs too. They are Jimmy Meeker, Paul Scanlon, John Feurbacher, Rhone Lahr, John Boyer, Don Ross, Sonny Walters, Pat Duncan, Fil Line, Leonard Gibbs, David Boyer, Gene James. and Mr. Tetrick. 87 I , csxa v-w rw -as v-1 1 Q, Q -. A B A ROW ONE: Martha Kuhner, Betty Conkel, Paul Scanlon, Jean Musick, Golda May Huddleston, Scott Halloran, Joyce Haynes, Mary Jane Teichert, Joyce Armbruster, Cecilia Hoffman, Margaret Rader, Ethelanne Oyer, Nancy Landrum, Carolyn Helman, Marjorie Sautter. ROW TWO: Mr. Tetrick, Deanne Bierly, Janet Pfeifer, Edith Oyer, Kitty Foill, Larry Barker,Jeannine Bond, Betty Martin, Hilda Butler, Verna Wills, Jo Alice Patrick, Barbara Chase, Cheryl Keechle, Joyce Heibel, Kay Buckingham, Phyllis Prather, Leonard Gibbs, Kitty Vulgamore. ROW THREE: Harold Stockman, David Shrader, John Boyer, James Meeker, Judy George, Mary K. Landrum,Vernon Tucker, 88 f 'N 94 Q N it WAY , 1 -161 by fu D Billy Overman, Jackie Hatcher, Larry Evans, Linda Murray, Roger Robinson, Patsy Sharp, Betty Murray, Carol Harrison, Zuella Colegrove, Doug Davis, Karen Treber. ROW FOUR: Loretta Burdett, Nancy Deacon, Don Ross, Mathilde Adney, Henryetta Rader, Dennis Neufarth, Wayne Burdett, David Boyer, Verlin Kritzwiser, Fil Line, Dominick Bontatibus, Helen Pfeifer, Robert McConkey, Alta Mae Stulley, Patricia Oyer, Melinda Fish, Mary Dawn Odle, Marty Harrell. 89 A at THE TIGER GIVES A CONCERT GIRLS' CHORUS ROW ONE: Wilma Dawson, Hilda Butler, Darlene McCumber, Betty Martin, Loretta Klinker, Shasta Byrd, Sandra Bridges, Kay Piatt, Patsy Stevenson, Donna Kotche, Edith Oyer, ROW TWO: Bonnie Kritzwiser, Beverly Pfahl, Alice Feguson, Sherry Hobbs, Wanda Thompson, Susan Redman, Vivian Howerton, Mary Evans, Joyce Reed, Kay Buckingham, Joyce Armbruster, Halcyon Dahms. ROW THREE: Linda Annis, Regina Kohut, Shirley Brown, Barbara I-Iibben, Loretta Burdett, Lillie Sines, Greta Leeth, Geneva Deacon, Linda Ward, Mavis Saucer. ROW FOUR: Mathilde Adney, JeanMusick, Ethelanne Oyer, Jean Fletcher, Nycie McNulty, Judy Ward, Nancy Landrum, Nancy Deacon, Shirley Streitenberger, Patsy Johns, Louise Leatherwood. 110' Xxiav 1, ,Q 5 ss 5 X W r? :L 'so 5. i fra' ROSES FOR THE TIGER MUSIC CONTEST On March 12, many of the music students of Waverly High School went to Wilmington College to compete in the District Solo and Ensemble Music Contest. The soloists who received Superior ratings are Nancy Landrum, clarinet, Mary Jane Teichert, bass clarinetg Charles Rigby, bass, Marty Harrell, trombone. Edith Oyer, flute, Mary Odle, baritone, and Leonard Gibbs, violin, re- ceived Excellent ratings. The Brass Quartet consisting of Vernon Tucker, Mary Landrum, Leonard Gibbs, and Susi Smith received a Superi- or rating The Miscellaneous Brass Ensemble of Mary Odle, Susi Smith, Dennis Neufarth, and Marty Harrell rated Excellent, while the judges rated the Clarinet Quartet of Marjorie Sautters, Martha Kuhner, Linda Murray,and Betty Murray as Good. The Girls' and Boys' Ensembles on page 88 both re- ceived Excellent ratings The Girls' Ensemble made up of girls from the Glee Club fEdith Oyer,Shirley Stritenburger, Carlene Barrett, Kay Piatt, Shirley Brown, and Sandra Bridges., also received Excellent. 92 LATE NEWS FROM THE TlGER'S DEN SCORES Ethelanne Oyer Waverly Jerry Seat Waverly Henry Hopper Piketon Nancy Landrum Waverly John Jameson Waverly Wayne Smithson Waverly Minford Price Piketon James Smith Waverly Gloria Trent Piketon Margaret Rader Waverly SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST On January 28, 1955, Pike County seniors who ranked high on preliminary tests met at Waverly High School to take the Ohio Senior Scholarship Test. Waverly is proud to claim 7 of the top 10 scores of Pike County. Ethelanne Oyer, a W. H. S. senior, was the County Winner. W. H. S. HOMEMAKER Jean Arnettwas the school's winner of the Betty Crocker Contest, Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. This test was open to all senior home econom- ics students. gf., 93 189 185 183 180 179 175 172 165 165 164 'ws N-. Q J 3 3 ff 355 'S f 5 ? Q R39 if Lf xx 'X W i 1 'N 1 f- YV- I I ,rf es CV' Y, , F... Q fr' .,,.r1,fA X i A I A Q -4 g l N ,fi-auf ' lf, ef, ' , .1 1 1' . Zurix lr' Charles Rigby -a late enrolled senior. X., gf ' Best Wishes To The Class Of 1955 FORD CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS GOODYEAR TIRES - TUBES CLARENCE VALLERY SONS, INC Since 1914 SCHMITT DAIRY Quality Dairy Producis Visit our dairy and dairy bar EMMITT AVENUE Ph 45 Waver lv H. W. CRUIT CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Good Furniture af Low Cost ' WEAVER JEWELERS One of Ohio's Finest Jewelry Stores Divided Payments of no added cost I9 NORTH PAINT STREET CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of '55 X CARS AND TRUCKS PICK'S CHEVROLET Compliments to the Class of 1955 STIFFLERS STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1955 I lELMAN'S FLOWER SHOP AND Merchandise of INSURANCE Merit Only Phone 60 Market St. Waverly Ohio 303 Market St. Waverly, O. Compliments of THE WAVERLY STATE BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK Congratulations to the Class of1955 WAVERLY FURNITURE CO. Waverly Ohio Member of Waverly Ohio Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes for Success C t I D in the Years to Follow ongra u ations from the John A. Fish Agency FIRST NATIONAL BANK All Lines of Insurance Phone 250 IOS West Second Street Waverly Ohio Waverly Ohio WAVERLY GHRAA-'gg'-lEgY FEED 8' Best Wishes to Class of '55 Home of COCA COLA PURINA .na ESHELMAN FEEDS BOTTLING COMPANY Contact us for your Grains Waverly 3 Jackson Ohio MITCHELL MOTOR SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH and DODGE TRUCKS JOB RATED TRUCKS GENERAL REPAIR WORK AND WELDING PHONE - 236 WAVERLY OHIO Congratulations to the Class 0f1955 VALLERY HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE SALES and SERVICE EVERYTHING WAVERLY OHIO SARGENTS PRODUCTS Construction Materials PIKETON WAVERLY PHONE 3277 PHONE 400 SARGENTS PHONE 3543 CASHMERE CLEANERS Best Wishes to the Class of1955 WAVERLY OHIO REMEMBER Take Home Holsum or AUNT HATTlE'S Your favorite Twins in Bread The Ohio Valley Baking Company Compliments C077lPlI:f7l9VltS of Of TURKEY SHOPPE RESTAURANT GEORGE STOLL Southern Ohio's Finest Your Ford Salesman Route 23 in Portsmouth Phone 2443 Pikefon, Ohio Congratulations Compliments T0 CLASS OF '55 of SCI lACI lNE'S THE GLOBE FURNITURE CO. Department Store EAST MAIN STREET Chillicothe Ohio CHILLICOTHE OHIO School Jackets Complete Athletic Supplies Bortlenis Everything For The Sportman Ice Cream SAND'S SPORTING GOODS Chillicothe Ohio 822 61'h Si. Portsmouth, Ohio Th,:o2ttoMn:Ji5e:4nreu's DEPARTMENT STORE CONGRA TULA TES THE NA TION'S FINEST FUTURE LEADERS THE GRADUATES OF 1955 ARROWOOD JEWELERS Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Watch - Repairing 2I8 N. Market St. Waverly Ohio The Store of Friendly Credit ROBERTS .IEWELERS 421 Chillicothe St. Portsmouth, O Compliments of TREBERIS GROCERY Waverly Ohio PORTSMOUTH GLASS CO. I54I Gallia St. Portsmouth Ohio Phone 6-1301 Compliments to the Class of1955 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Erris Rucher, Owner Waverly Ohio CLIFFORD PURDY LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Building Supplies and Millwork Phone Lucas 28218. 3071 Lucasville Ohio Compliments of THE WAVERLY COAL CO. Phone 66 Waverly Ohio Compliments of MILLER'S TIP TOP Chillicothe Ohio Best Wishes to The Class of 1955 220 Cafeteria Waverly Ohio Henn 8. Henn Jewelers and Silversmiths Chillicothe Ohio Compliments of RYBOLT FURNACE CO . Chillicothe Ohio DEAN AND BARRY PAINTS IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPER JANITOR SUPPLIES THE PORTSMOUTH PAINT CO. 928 Gallia St. Portsmouth, O Compliments From BARR OPTICAL CO. Chillicothe Ohio Congratulations to the Class ofI955 NOEL'S RESTAURANT Phone 25I Home cooked food and pies Corner of Emmitt Ave. 81 Market St. Waverly Ohio Hes! Ilislzes to Class of '55 EMMITT HOUSE The Rader Family Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant Waverly Ohio Compliments of GRADY GLASS Chillicothe Ohio JAMES PRINTING COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of1955 School and Office Supplies JOHN DEERE Pike County's only Stationery Store' QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Phone l68-M SCHMITT IMP. CO. 2l9 South High St. Waverly Ohio WUVCVIY Ohio SMITH HARDWARE LORBACH INSURANCE AGENCY Waverly Ohio DON VULGAMORE, AGENT 167 Emmm Avenue GENERAL INSURANCE Paul McKimmy - Owner 207 North Market St. Waverly Ohio Phone 98 Best Wishes to the Class of1955 Waverly Plumbing and Heating Inc. Mark Conkel, Mgr. THE PLATEAU Restaurant - Motel - Sinclair Service Best Wishes to the Class of ,55 Phone 654-M Mac 81 Mendy Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Feminine Clothes from Head to Toes Portsmouth, Ohio Best Wishes for Success in the years to follow Milk Company l637 Tenth Street Portsmouth Ohio Wealth . . . giappmess ' Nationally Known Footwear ucliesgl' ' ' V55 For The Family to t C f ass O Correctly Fitted By X-Ray rom f 0 I M7 ' 7 One of 0hio's Good Storesv HERMANN'S Leading Shoe Dealer Wm. Hodge Hermann 20-22 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. BORDEN'S MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS Congratulations to the Class of 1955 WAGNER DRY CLEANERS R. D. Wagner, Prop. Portsmouth Ohio Phone 25-476 75 E. Second St. Chillicothe, Ohio Congfawfatfons ABBlE's SWEET sHoP to the Class 0161955 Fresh Candies Gifts - Cards - Stationery KOBACKER'S Phone 3-3l26 63 W. Second St. Poffsmoufh Ohm CHILLICOTHE, OHIO f ASHLAND OIL PRODUCTS G I ne - Fuel Oil. Jim Call - Age 1 Phone 555 Cordray's SUGAR 'N SPICE Everything is nice Dining Room Junction U.S. Route 23 State Route IO4 For The Best Deal In Town Be Sure To See Cousin Brown Buy here - Save here - Pork Here - Pay Here - 42'q,. All My LIU :hi iz. ,H is EE. 1 . -. Fi, L: QE? ., :gi iff..-:,: 232:-. 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' . 'f x-5-I-I12:3:f:9 45: z ,1:f1-:-:-Q::195k2:1- 'Z-':2:T:I:f: :-:V111-1-r-1-2-1:I:I:r:':f:f:f:::x.'3::s:r:2:3: .1111-12:--:-zo:-1f:: :':f--f--'- MOBILE HOME SALES INC. RT. 23-South Piketon, Ohio WAVERLY ENGINEERING COMPANY Engineering, surveying and Blue Printing Phone 95 W Y Ohm JAMESON DRUG co. KLINKERS BUILDER SUPPLIES ALL TYPES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone 284-W Waverly Ohio THE REXALL STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1955 HOLLBERG .IEWELERS Waverly Ohm Waverly Ohio Est. 1907 Watches - Pens - Rings Musical Merchandise - Radios T.V. - Appliances Compliments of Compliments to the Class of1955 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Ca. W. L. Wilhelm, Jeweler Po,-gsm,-,ugh Ol-,io Portsmouth Ohio When you young folks get married, ELBERFELDS you will need home furnishings Department Store come To 82 N. pain, Sheet DISTEL FURNITURE CO. Chillicothe Ohio Portsmouth Ohio For Clothing of Distinction 'l' w' STIR COMPANY its Floor Covering Tl'lE CRITERION Phone 3'5'46l Portsmouth ohio Portsmouth SI6 Second Street Ohio SUMMERS 8. SON 5AUL'5 Baldwin-Knahe-Winter Pianos J d M, Hammond Organs - Radios - Television UE: CIR Vs Conn 8. Olds Band Instruments n ppm' Everything Musical 23 S- Point Sf- Chillicothe Ohio CIWIIIICOTIW Ohio Gemperline Furniture Co. Westinghouse Dealer 6l2 Second St. Portsmouth, O. HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE Check our store for values and varieties SPORTING GOODS - PAINTS HOUSEWARES - HARDWARES CHILLICOTHE, OHIO The Pike County Farm Bureau Co-operative Ass'n., Inc. Charles Wycoff, Manager Best Wishes to the Class of1955 wALKER'S SHOE STORE phone, 277 and 226 Waverly, O. 66 N. Paint St. Chillicothe, O. IT'S O.K. TO OWE KAY! Congratulations to the Class of1955 KAY JEWELERS NORVELLS 8l7 GALLIA STREET PORTSMOUTH OHIO CHILLICOTHE OHIO BEST WISHES to the Class of 1955 GO0DMAN'S CLOTHES The Store for Men and Boys Goodman's Clothes Means Famous Brands CHILLICOTHE OHIO Compliments of M. N. BILLING CO. We Furnish The Home Complete 80 E. Main St. Chillicothe, O. Compliments from Bob Litter Fuel and Heating Co., Inc. Phone 4l36 Chillicothe, O. Best Wishes to the Class of '55 CARROLLS POTATO CHIPS The Perfect Snack For Every Occasion Congratulations to the Class of 1955 TUDORS, HELEN AND MARY AL TUDOR, MEN'S WEAR 52 East Main Chillicothe, Ohio COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MAYFAlR'S CHILLICOTHE OHIO 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 . . Health Commissioner ....... . . Probate Judge ....... . .... . ..... . Prosecuting Attorney . . . . .......... . . . Representative to the General Assembly Recorder ..................... . . Sheriff ...................... . . Superintendent of Schools . . . Treasurer ........... Veterans Service Officer . . . . R. O. McFerren .......W.M.CooI Forest E. Roberts . . Earl D. Parker . F. E. Thompson George McAllister . . . . Eddie West . . W. L. Sheridan . Nelson E. Smith .....N.A.Dyer . . . Will H. Acord . . . Wray Bevens . George E. Leist . Robert Markham . Jesse H. Foster .....J.E.Way . . . H. L. Fields James M. Drennen Compliments Success to the Class of'55 o WALTER'S Templin 81 Griesheimer ROOFING 8: SIDING CO. Jewelus Wallpaper and Paint chniacofhe 0, Waveflv Ohio Phone 204-W HAYES ELECTRIC COMPANY PHONE 420 Emmitt and High Waverly Ohio THE WAVERLY BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY 61 years of service to the Community Waverly Ohio Markham 8. O'DeII G. E. Appliances Phone l40 300 N. East St. Waverly Compliments to the Class of 1955 .IACK'S SHOE STORE Waverly Ohio Best Wishes From CLOD-HOPPER STORE NO. 2 Glenn Frey, Manager Waverly Ohio Congratulations to the Class of1955 COOPER CLEANERS Waverly Ohio CIRCLE INN Restaurant - Texaco Service Chicken - Steaks - Chops IM Miles North of Waverly on Route 23 The Sign Of Better Service WALLETT MOTORS DeSoto - Plymouth 67-69 W. Main Street Chillicothe Ohio Dale McNeIly Distributor ol Marathon Products Phone 229I Piketon Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of1955 McDonough Dept. Store Waverly Ohio W P K 0 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 1380 on your dial THE LAKE wlllma CLUB Waverly, Ohio For The Best in Music, News, and Sports WS W P K 0 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery BEST WISHES FOR THE SENIORS Waverly Ohio 1881 1955 ARMBRUSTER AND ARMBRUSTER Waverly, Ohio Plumbing, Heating, and Sheet Metal Work Pyrofax Gas Service lf we clon't have it, lt will be hard to find. Mtxzfan-and Congratulations To The Class of1955 THE KROGER COMPANY Waverly Oh i o BEST WISHES SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME Fr. Louis E. Hoffman Congratulations to the Guys and Dolls of the Class of1955 CARR'S JEWELRY STORE 8ll Gallia St. Portsmouth Ohio Congratulations to the Class of1955 CUTLERS RADIO LAB Waverly Ohio KAUFFMAN 8. SON Min's Store 2'l2 N. Market St. Carl J. Kauffman Waverly Ohio Compliments to the Class of1955 Waverly News and Waverly Watchman Waverly, Ohio Compliments to the Class of1955 MCCONKEYS AUTO PARTS Compliments of LESTERS BEAUTY SALON 226 E. Emmitt Ave. Waverly Ohio Waverly Ohio TILTON LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Building Materials 0'DELL'S See us for complete building supplies Sohib Service Station Phone 3l3 Route l Waverly Waverly Ohio i ,X Ng I ia'..,,,,l S ASX :E-E K 'S 4 ' Q x f it? ' 9 X S K 1, :E 5, X il xg: : ,2,?:f'- N X - : f ps- : :- u ,X Q :ef J - ,,: 3-1 W, N : 1' 's' ::' N: 'N riigg sa 2 ers: S ff ' c te :?:: --E, IXSS: 'sizrf-wir: lore- f -- - SQ. 2 fsggi? S were 2 'svxei S ' e Q 9 - 1 w' e 6 sf X 4 N .-: 3511 sg ' 9, 'g,1 4 ' f- , -, '::f 7 A-,Q XL GOOD WILL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. J. Heibel and family Starr, Robin and Jeri Mr. and Mrs. Arbuckle Mrs. Pauline McLean C. Lewis Ridenour and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Nye George Neal Dixon Martha and Bill Schauseil Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vallery Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Scott Jeff, Jenney and Chris Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster Eva Blaum Lola Mae Noel Sarah Loel David and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trainer Swartz and Knight Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sigismund Mr. and Mrs. Orval Arnett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strickland Doris Kennard Belinda and Gene Burkett Mr. and Mrs. Henn Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schmitt Miss Johanna Samson Alice Sautter Oronand Daniels Eva Ruth Vance Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Scott Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Newman Truman Kneisley Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell Larry Rosenbaum Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sesler Goldie Freshour Fred Bauman John F. McConnaughey Doris John Huzzey Mr. and Mrs. David Crouse, Jr. Dorothy A. Smithson Reed and Kathryn Robertson Betty and Floyd John A. Hones Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prather Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ramey Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Oyer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Milford Barker Frank Shelby John Teichert Joe Reed Mrs. Haubeil Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Vallery Nancy, Gilbert, and Tim Reichert The John Scribners Gene James and Jeri Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper Erma and Vera Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Foster Kay and Stevie Oyer Hazel Markham Mr. and Mrs. Forest Roberts Ottie W. Reno Marguerite Seeling Harold Hoffman Tom and Lena Martin Hotel Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gates Edith Sword Fuzzy and Janet McFerrin Richard and Barbara Echard Jim and Pat Smith Ralph and Florence Petit Cut1er's Radio Lab John Fite Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Tetrick Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Cooper Jack and Margaret Fish Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wipert W. L. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Joe. Heibel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lochbaum Earl Parker Kelly Wallace Sherman Trainer Frank Brown Timmy Rapp James E. Donnelly 1 Dale Downing Dari - Delite Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Shrader Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ewing Elbert Davis Xlancy and Bob 7 CALENDAR AUGUST 25-Registration -something new! ! SEPTEMBER '7-School begins-back to the old routine. 8-Books given out-Work begins. 9-Varsity Cheerleaders elected-Congratulations girls. 10-Football preview-started season right. 24-First home game and dance. OCTOBER 11-Homecoming Queen nominations. 12-Queen Betty-Congratulations Boo. 15-Homecoming Game and Dance -Coach crowns Betty. -Beginning of second six weeks-Honor roll started. -Paul and Frank turn Brunettes. -Half of the smiling seniors get pictures taken. -Girls win magazine sale!! -No school-County teacher's meeting. -Mr. Bennett repaired camera, shoots rest of seniors. QPictures that isj 22 -Seniors first Hi-Lite-Good too-Prejudice?? 29-Free again-Teacher's meeting. 30 31 16 17 19 19 20 21 -It snowed, but School must go on. -Halloween-'The Witches are riding. NOVEMBER 2-3-4 -Mr. Bennett takes group picture. 11-Armistice Day. ' 15-Hunting Season-no boys? 16-County FHA meeting at Beaver. 22-Assembly for S.O.C. Champs-Who else but Waver- lyl ! 23-Half day of school-No H2O. 24-Thanksgiving Assembly. DECEMBER 2-Seniors choose cards. '7-Pearl Harbor. 15-Assembly-sang Carols. 22-Senior's last Hi-Lite- Put Christ in Christmas . 23-VACATION Merry Christmas. JANUARY , 3-Back to school RESOLVED: to study harder. 17-Seniors get friendships. What a handsome group. 18-Juniors elect Hi-Lite staff. 26-Fire drill--alas, no fire. 28-Senior Scholarship Test, ooh, my achin' head. FEBRUARY 3-Seniors order caps and gowns. 4-Coach puts PEP in pep meeting. 8-Waverly defeats Piketon HURRAH. 11 -A nother snow. 19-Freshmen win Tournament at Jackson. 31-Mr. Arnett passes out cigars. 3 -Scholarship results back, Ethelanne first in coun- ty. 23 -Seniors help Heart Fund Drive. MARCH 3-Waverly loses to Wheelersburg in Tournament. 8-Sophomores select class rings. 29-Junior Band Concert, APRIL 1-Senior Carnival. Worthy Cause. 8-11-No school. Easter vacation. 18-Baseball game at Portsmouth. 20-Spring Fever, 22-State F.H.A. Meeting. MAY 9-Booster Club Banquet. 20-Junior Senior Prom. 22 -Baccalaureate. 24-Senior Class Play. 26-COMMENCEMENT--THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS. WE WENT TO PRESS ON MARCH 105 therefore,no end of the year activities are included in the Novel. ii M55 'ix 2 Q1 by iw K DEQ' Qfjvm Qliivf Zigi., W W ii uf wig X? Qiffff 6 Gswiifpb Q W N . ! fry MQW? if MW WDW WM