Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

D. H. FRANCIS S eluceitco t R. O. McFERREN 2 GEORGE DIXON CLARENCE COOPER J?te Pt vit4UPi j V Mr. D. Stull Moore became a member of the Board of Education on January 20, 1928, and served faithfully the school and the community until his death in October 1955. The following resolution, taken from the minutes of the Board of Education, expresses the feeling of all who knew Mr. Moore and who were privileged to work with him in any way. For more than a quarter of a century he has sat at the council table of this board, representing the best interests of the public in the great field of education. To serve the youth of this community was uppermost in his heart and mind at all times. It is the feeling that in recent months he has sacrificed his own best interests in order to help to bring to the Waverly Community the very be st in public ed- ucation. He has been a vital part of an expansion program that has taken Waverly from a small village system of schools to a large community institution serving the educational needs of hundreds of children throughout wide areas. He was a profound friend to the teachers as well as other employees of this board. His business ability was an asset at every board meeting. He was honest and sincere in his convictions and yet co-operative in all his relationships. It is with deep regret that we must thus note the passing of an outstanding citizen and fine public servant, and that this board must write finish to the long and excellent service of our friend and esteemed co-worker. 3 TPCr. '?ra«t6 S eMy Principal of Waverly High School D vU4. 0fce uuZ'ieC High School Secretary Clerk of Board “ .cUfcA Stn c6la tct Sec retary r ORVAL ARNETT Physical Education, American History. B. S. Wilmington College. FRED BAUMAN General Shop I. II. Ill, IV. A.B. Fairmont State College, M. S. Stout Institute. JOHN CALDWELL World History. Government, Economics, Civics. M. A. Woo ster College, Ohio University, Ohio State University, University of Michigan. CARROLL HAWHEE Typing 1, Physical Education. B.A. Morehead State Teachers College, Ball State College. RICHARD VEST Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, General Math A. B. Berea College. 7 JAMES KETTER Chemistry, General Science, General Math., English 11. B.S. Education, Ohio University. TRUMAN KNISLEY Biology, General Science, B. S. Wilmington College. JOHN McCONNAUGHEY Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Secretarial Practice. B. S. Wilmington College, Miami University, Ohio State University, Lebanon. LARRY ROSENBAUM Business Law, Bookkeeping, General Business, Economic Geography. B. S. University of Cincinnati. JOHANNA SAMSON English 1. English 11. M. M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. H MABEL J. SCOTT Home Economics I. II, III. IV. B. S. Ohio State University. WILLIAM E. TETRICK Music. B.S., M.A. Ohio State University. CHARLES O. SHRADER French I, II, English IV. B. A. Maimi University, Student, A-merican Conservatory. M. A. University of Michigan. WILLIS SOUTHERN Typing II, Bookkeeping I, General Math., Psychology, Sociology. B. S. Murray State College. GLADYS R. WORKMAN English I. Ill, Latin I. II. A. B. West Virginia University. M. A. North Western University. 9 Se tt n6 SeKC l (?1 Z4A O ccen PRESIDENT-David Bond VICE PRESIDENT - Jo Alice Patrick SECRETARY - Mary Jane Teichert TREASURER - James Henry NEWS REPORTER - David Brown 10 MARY ALYCE ASHMORE SANDRA CARLENE BARRETT JOHN NOLAN BEECH CHARLES LEE BLOUNT DAVID ELSWORTH BOND JOHN LEWIS BOYER 12 BARBARA ANN CLAWSON WADE E. CORMANY CAROL ROBERTA DEWITT JERRY MOODY DODD 13 MARTHA VIRGINIA DRUM PAT WAYNE DUNCAN 14 RUTH ANNE GRIFFITH PATRICIA ANN GWIN PiS Gouty Fro Public I 15 RONALD STEVEN HARTMUS VIRGIL DAVID HAVENS ROBERT LEE HICKMAN MARTHA JEANNE HOWERTON JERRY KNIGHT ROBERT TERRANCE KLINKER 17 WILMA JEAN LEFFLER BETTY LOU LYTLE ) CORA ERMALENE MATHEWS SHIRLEY YVONNE MATHEWS 18 MARY JANE McCOY ELEANOR McTIGUE (Transferred) WILUAM M. OWENS NELDA LORETTA PALMER 19 JO ALICE PATRICK MARY ANNE PATTERSON JOYCE ANN REED RICHARD B. REYNOLDS BENNIE BURTON ROSS, JR. JERI HELEN ROBINSON HELEN LOUISE PFEIFER SUSAN BEVERLY REDMAN 21 CECIL ROLAND TERRELL WANDA LEE THOMPSON WILLIAM LARRY WALTERS JUDITH SUE WARD NORMAN WARD 22 MAJEL ROWENA WILLIS FRANK E. WILSON JACK EDWIN WORTHEN DESSA MAE WRIGHT SUE ADAMS PATRICIA ELAM Withdrawn ROBERT GLANVILLE CAROLYN HODGE Withdrawn GWENDOLYN HUFFMAN 23 @Ca44. 'rtytetony In September, 1944, a group of excited children entered the rooms of Mrs. Yahraus and Mrs. Brown at Waverly Grade School to begin their first year of working toward a high school diploma. There were forty-nine girls and thirty-five boys. Some of those first students are still with us. They are Joyce Heibel, Wilma Lef-fler, Roger Andre, John Boyer, Maryanne Patterson, Bucky Downing , Robert Hickman, Mary Jane McCoy, Joyce Reed, David Brown, Robert Holsinger, Mary Jane Teichert, Judith Sue Ward, Betty Jo Stulley, Betty Lytle, Steve Hartmus, Wanda Thompson, and Robert Klinker. It didn't take us long to adjust to this new life, as our grade school days passed swiftly by with many exciting moments. Some of these moments were: The operetta, under the guidance of Miss Samson; tonette training, which began in our third year and was replaced by band in the fourth; cheerleading try-outs in the fifth grade; a basketball game every year which was refereed by Mr. Scott; and our sixth grade picnic at Lake Caldwell. The most unpleasant memory of grade school was the diphtheria epidemic. With our grade school years behind us, we entered junior high and a new building. The first few days were a little embarrassing because we just couldn't remember what classes were in what rooms. During these two years we had our own cheerleaders, a basketball team, and a track team. In 1951, we took the eighth grade examination and made an outstanding showing. The eighth grade commencement exercises soon followed. As freshmen, we began to copy the habits of our upperclassmen. The boys began to try out for sports, and four of our girls were elected as Reserve Cheerleaders. Three of them became Varsity Cheerleaders for three years. Our float for the Homecoming won us 24 first place and a prize of $5. During our sophom ore year we gained quite a few new students. The last of this year we ordered our class rings. At last we became Juniors, and thus began the two most exciting years of our high school career. We published the Hi-Lite for the last semester of school. Many of our boys were in athletics, and four of our girls were Varsity Cheerleaders. We had students participating inband, chorus, and scholarship tests. Our class rings arrived during this year. We presented our class play Spring Fever and finished the year as hosts for the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Our theme for this was an old Southern Plantation Scene. Finally we began the year we shall always remember. We were SENIORS. We rushedfrom one activity to another. Six of our girls were Varsity Cheerleaders this year. We gave dances after all the ballgames. Our Homecoming Queen was Nelda Palmer, and Carlene Barrett was her senior attendant. We began work on our annual, participated in a high school radio program, and sold magazines. In the Senior Scholarship Tests we took five of the first ten places in the county. At the time that this history is being written, our Senior year has not been completed. We are planning a Senior Carnival which will aid us in our plans for a senior trip. Having returned from our trip, we will present our class play, be guests at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and finish the year with our Commencement exercises. We will then face the future with this thought in mind: Today we follow; Tomorrow we lead . 25 ee 4 i TCcii og 956 We, the grinners of Waverly High School, will our grinnership to the following boys: I, REV. DUNCAN, will my title as the Wild One of the Grinner Clan to Bubbles Crabtree. I, WHIP WILSON, will my title as The Great Lover in the Grinner Clan to Hank Butler. I, CHINK BROWN, will my title as Untamed Mister in the Grinner Clan to Tarhead Colgrove. I, SONNY WALTERS, will my title of Hero in the Grinner to Gary Cor-many. I, BILL OWENS, will my title as 'Plain' in the Grinner Clan to anyone who doesn't deserve it. I, BETTY LOU HALL, do hereby will my shortness to Mr. Vest. I, JANICE EBLIN, will my ability never to skip school to the future football players. I, ALBERTA MATHUEWS, will my love for Shorthand to Monteza Howard. I, WILMA ECHARD, will my quietness to Barbara Kritzwiser. I, PAT BARTHOLOMEW, will my speed to the lunch room to Monna Sands. I, WANDA THOMPSON, do hereby will my shortness to Eddie Blaum. I, WILMA LEFFLER, do hereby will my seat in Economics Class to Carol Harrison. I, JIM HORN, will anything I have to do with school to anybody that wants it. I, ELI EALEY, will my ability to create disorder in the locker room, confusion to the coach, headaches to our principal, and all of my managerial duties to Kenny Tuhus. I, DAVE BOND, will my nickname Bondo to my little sister who is a sophomore. I, BETTY JO STULLEY, will my stubbornness to Ron Ramsey in hopes that he will have more success with it than I did. I, LARRY WONDERLEIGH, will just leave. I, CARLENE BARRETT, will my big worry wart to anyone wanting it. I, RONALD WHITE, will my ability for making complaints and excuses to some contented person. I, JIM MEEKER, will my ability in band to Dennis Newfarth. I, WILMA DAWSON, will my ability to get a tall guy to anybody. I, PAT HOWERTON, will my ability to pester Mr. McConnaughey to my sister, Vivian. I, BONNIE KRITZWISER, will my silly giggle to Mr. Southern. I, ROGER ANDRE, will my shyness to Richard Sims. I, JOHN BOYER, will my flattop to my sister, Sharon. I, BUCKY DOWNING, will my ability to get along with the Patter son girls to my brother, Barry. I, MARY ALYCE ASHMORE, will my privilege to spell Alyce with a y to Alice Moore. I, WADE CORMANY, will the teasing I get from the football team to my brother, Gary, provided he can take it. I, MARY JANE McCOY, will my ability to cut school and forge excuses with an innocent look while doing it, to the future inmates of Waverly High School. I, JUDY HALLORAN, will my love for New York to Bob Henry. I, JERI ROBINSON, will my place in the library to Genie Kohut provided she doesn't talk. I, MAJEL WILLIS, will my quietness in Study Hall to Vivian Zirzow. I, GUS PARSONS, will my ability of doodling to any famous artist that chances to come by. I, NORMAN WARD, will my love for the school to Gary Adams if he wants that kind of love. I, WILLARD HARRIS, will a cob (if I had one ) to Mr. Rosenbaum. I, MARY JANE TEICHERT, will my love for the bass clarinet to Leon-nard (Figure) Gibbs. 26 I, CYNTHIA FISH, will my ability to ask Mr. Ketter so many questions, to my sister, Melinda. I, ROLAND TERRELL, will my nickname, The Nose to anyone to in school who doesn't want it. I, VIRGIL HAVENS, will my almost perfect attendance to anyone who can keep up the good record. I, ROBERT HICKMAN, will my seat in Government to Johnny Caldwell. I, RICHARD REYNOLDS, will my ingenious mind to John Parsons. I, ROBERT HOLSINGER, will Mr. Rosenbaum to my brother, Ronnie. I, ROBERT KLINKER, will my good behavior to my sister, Loretta. I, JO ALICE PATRICK, will my love for talking to my sister, Becky. I, PATSY GWIN, will my speed in typing to John Parsons. I, NELDA PALMER, will my crown to the Homecoming Queen of 1956, with hope that she won't have as many butterflies as I did. I, MARY ROSS, hereby will my ability to never be in school to Edith Oyer. I, JOYCE REED, do hereby will my height to Buford Thompson. I, CORA MATHEWS, will my ability not to eat so much to my sister, Linda and her friend, Jean Petty. I, JERRY KNIGHT, will my laziness to Gene Stouder. I, BEN ROSS, do hereby will my razor to Bubs so he will not have to go unshaven. I, JACK WORTHEN, do hereby will my boots and saddles to Eli. I, JAMES SHERMAN HENRY, will my love for cars to John Vollmer and Davis Horsley. I, MARTY DRUM, will my ability to dance to anyone who feels free to cut a rug , especially my brother, Whitey. I, JERRY DODD, do hereby will my boils to Paul Jordan. I, DESSA WRIGHT, do hereby will my ability to skip school to Jan. I, CHUCK BLOUNT, do hereby will my sprained ankle to Tarhead. I, BUSH BOLIN, do hereby will my curly black hair to Coach Hawhee. I, BABS CLAWSON, do hereby will my dislike to Chemistry to anyone smart enough not to take it. I, BETTY LOU LYTLE, do hereby will my love for Shorthand to my sister, Rosemary. I, TOMMY HANNAH, will my ability to get along with the girls to anyone who can keep up the good record. I, GWEN HUFFMAN, do hereby will my silly giggle to Mr. Shelby. I, GUS GRIFFITH, do hereby will my red hair to Patty Kemper. 1, KAY McKENZIE, do hereby will Macbeth's head to Mr. Shrader. I, SHIRLEY MATHEWS, do hereby will my ability to get along with certain boys to my sister, Patty. I, NOLAN BEECH, will my southern accent to Mr. Ketter. I, JOYCE HEIBEL, will my experiment with chlorine to anyone that can stand the smell. I, STEVE HARTMUS, will leave nothing to anybody,so that everybody will have the same. I, ROBERTA DeWITT, will my Economics book to anyone who can get more out of it than I did. We,HELEN PFEIFER and DEANNA SHEETS, will our twelve years of friendship to anyone who can keep a friend that long. We, MARY ANNE PATTERSON, SUSAN REDMAN, JUDI WARD, and MARTHA HOWERTON, will our big mouths to the next Varsity Cheerleaders. Subscribed, sealed, published, and declared by the senior class as our last will in the presence of the following witnesses, who have hereunto subscribed their names this twenty-fourth day of May in the Year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-six. Frank Shelby Fred Bauman Charles Shrader 27 (Pitted. 'PtofiAecy While on my way home from graduation, I came upon a railroad station which seemed to have appeared from nowhere. I heard someone announcing that the Train of Tomorrow was ready to leave. The strange name aroused my curiosity to such an extent that I purchased a ticket and boarded the train. I had no sooner sat down than I found myself in an elaborate ballroom which I immediately learned was owned by DEANNA SHEETS and BETTY JO STULLEY. Deanna and Betty Jo were glad to see me, and proceeded to inform me of what was going on. The present occasion was the annual banquet for the outstanding citizens of the year, with ROLAND TERRELL, who had become a famous radio commentator, as master of ceremonies for the evening. Much to my surprise, I learned that every member of my graduating class had been invited and had accepted. I looked around in time to see MARY ALYCE and WADE enter. Mary Alyce informed me that she and Wade had been married for five years, and that Wade was now head coach at the University of Alabama. She then told me what had become of my former classmates. JAMES HENRY was to receive an award for his famous Historical Collections of Alma . The Mathews girls, (SHIRLEY, ALBERTA, and CORA), who had become a famous trio, had volunteered to furnish part of the entertainment for the evening. CARLENE BARRETT was to give a speech on her social work in India. MARTHA DRUM and VIVIAN BOLIN, co-owners of a famous dance studio in New York City, were to be present. GARY PARSONS is to be given an award for his cartoon, Hector the Hippo. I was surprised to learn that many of my classmates are in the circus world. LARRY WONDERLEIGH is the owner of the Wonderleigh1 s Wonder Circus. ROBERTA DEWITT and JUDY HALLO RAN are trapeze artists.CHINK Grinner BROWN, with the aid of his famous fleas (which are furnished by PAT DUNCAN'S Itchy Flea Factory ), is the world's most famous clown. BEN ROSSis now a combination fire eater and sword swallower. JERRY DODD and CHUCK BLOUNT have a famous tumbling act. JACK WORTHEN'S horses are appearing in circuses all over the country. I also learned that a number of my classmates had participated in the Olympics. HELEN PFEIFER is coach of the women's Olympic team. MARY JANE McCOY had won the mile race to become world champion. KAY McKEN-ZIE had set a new high jumping record by clearing the pole forty-five feet. MARY JANE TEICHERT had entered the trans-Altantic swimming meet —she swam half-way across, became tired, and swam back. WANDA THOMPSON had won the shot-put contest. NORMAN WARD is hog calling champion of the world. NELDA PALMER had won the Miss America Beauty Contest. SUSAN REDMAN, the famous actress, had won the academy awardfor her performance in the movie, Heart Breaker . JERI ROBINSON is the mayor of Waverly, which is now the cultural center of the universe. MAJEL WILLIS runs a barber shop for French poodles. BOBBY HOLSINGER is now the owner of the Plateau Restaurant. JERRY KNIGHT in -herited a fortune and has become a play boy. STEVE HARTMUS, the famous Safari leader, has filed suit against BILL OWENS, owner of the largest mosquito 28 farm in Africa. BONNIE KRITZ WISER owns a candy store. VIRGIL HAVENS has founded a cheese factory on the moon. RICHARD REYNOLDS and DAVE BOND, the mad scientists, are the proud possessors of a blue ribbon on the basis of their invention of an automatic diaper changer. MARY ROSS and DESSA WRIGHT have written a famous series entitled The Rise and Fall of the Martian Empire , based upon our war with Mars. PATTY BARTHOLOMEW andRUTHY GRIFFITH are famous fashion designers. JANICE EBLIN has been of great value in preventing juvenile delinquency, through her work with young people. JUDITH SUE WARD is now editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine. ROGER ANDRE is a missionary in Africa. JOHN BOYER has discovered the ancient Egyptian process of preserving bodies after death. JIMMY MEEKER and GWEN HUFFMAN are co-stars in the famous opera Madame Grasshopper , written by NOLAN BEECH. WILLARD HARRIS, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, is famous for his work toward a universal language. JAMES HORN is the Tiddildy Wink Champion of Omega. RONALD WHITE is the star of a new movie series. Tarzan on the Moon . TERRY KLINKER, the renowned carpenter, is manufacturing mouse houses. BOBBY HICKMAN, the racket squad leader in Chicago, has gained control of the underworld by using boxing kangaroos, furnished by PATSY GWIN and TOM HANNAH, who ride kangaroos in an Australian rodeo. CYNTHIA FISH, who dog-paddled across Pee Pee Creek inexactly two seconds, set a new township record. BABS CLAWSON, co-owner of the Fuller Brush Company, has received a fabulous order from her old friend, WILMA ECHARD, who is now ambassador to France. JOYCE REED is the manager of Luckoffs, now in a new skyscraper constructed by FRANK WILSON, the world famous engineer, who has built a swinging bridge from Los Angeles to Japan. BETTY LYTLE, typist for the Secretary of State, helped secure for JOYCE HEIBEL an appointment as a kindergarten teacher in South Africa. BETTY HALL is head of the Home Economics department in Waverly's newest college. SONNY WALTERS, who is a professional football star, raises first class boll weavels as a hobby. MARTHA HOWERTON heads the Jumbo peanut factory in Waverly. PAT HOWERTON has revised Webster's dictionary by adding basic Chinese translations. WILMA LEFLER and WILMA DAWSONtied for Housewife of the Year. JR. EALEY, who has created a drink for dogs called Pupsy Cola, is becoming wealthy meeting the demands of MARY ANNE and BUCKY, whose dog kennel has just been awarded first prize for best all-round dog at the Westminster Kennel Show. As Mary Alyce and I completed our conversation, Mr. Terrell announced that the program would shortly begin. I took a seat in the corner, intending to watcn the awards; but as the lights dimmed, I got one last fleeting glimpse of the ballroom as it faded away. I awoke from my dream, happy to have been in the future, but a little disappointed that Mary Alyce had failed to mention what the future held for me. 29 Jo Alice Patrick ( union (?Como O iceno PRESIDENT - Eddie Blaum VICE-PRESIDENT - Joyce Haynes TREASURER -NEWS REPORTER - Edith Oyer Monna Sands SECRETARY - Shirley Streitenberger 30 ROW Is Left to Right; Susan Smith, Patsy Sharp, Monna Sands, Carol Parr, Violet McDade. Jeanne Petty, Gail Wise, Doris Patterson, Kathy Thompson, Edith Oyer. ROW 2; Alice Moore, Janet Pfeifer, Shirley Ann Strei-tenberger, Lou Ella Stevens, Priscilla Tewksbury, Patricia Oyer, Lela Mae Williams, Janet Newton, Genevie Marbury. ROW 3; Jerry Wonderleigh, Marvin Workman, Mack Stewart, Charles Murray, Louella Woods, Margaret Willis, Marion Welsh, Doris Woodruff. ROW 4: Kenneth Tuhus, David Shrader, Roger Ward, Frank Stubbs, Donald Murray, Dave McCelland, Gordon Overman, Bob Pettit, John Parsons. ROW 1; Left to Right; Barbara Kritzwiser, Joyce Arm-bruster, Monteza Howard, Louise Leatherwood, Virginia Boylan, Carol Harrison, Joyce Haynes, Cecilia Hoffman, Carol Jones, Kathryn Keller. ROW 2; Keith Gilliam, Sara Lowder, Jean Howard, Geneva Deacon, Judy George, Geraldine Leeth, Jimmy Johns, Dan Cuckler, Delores Allen, Marlin Costello. ROW 3: Douglas As-kerman, Kenneth Drum, Gary Cormany, Ronnie Beech, Fil Line, CraigCritchfield, Carl Kuehnert, Robert Henry, Ronald Fagnilli, Gary Adams. ROW 4: Darrell Cole-grove. David Butler, Eddie Blaum, Jimmy Adkins, Ronald Anderson. 31 O ccerul PRESIDENT-VICE PRESIDENT-Jerry Annis SECRETARY- Linda Palmer ROW 1, Left to Right: Patricia Mathews, Loretta Klinker, David Moats, Jean Musick, Betty Wogan, Linda Isom. Judith Pearson, Sandra Massie, Georgia Keaton, Vivian Howerton. ROW 2: Cecil Murray, Linda Pal- mer, Carol Puckett, Greta Leeth, Golda Mae Huddleston, Donna Mae Kotche, Linda Henry, Patty Kuhn, Kay Gene Stouder TREASURER - Loretta Klinker NEWSREPORTER-Linda Annis Piatt. ROW 3: Bob Patrick, Mary Landrum, Bruce Sherrell. Mary Heaberlin, Paul Scanlon. Regina Kohut, Barbara Pettit. Barbara Sue Hibben. ROW 4: Paul Jordan, Glenn Price, Willis Russell, Don Pettit, Jimmie Lipsey. 32 ROW 1, left to right: Johnny Ferguson, Nancy Deacon, Juanita Cuckler, Leona Detillion, Barbara Chase, Jeannine Bond, Gracie Altman, Loretta Burdett, Sandra Bridges, Linda Annis. ROW 2: Johnny Feuerbacher, Scott Halloran,Barry Downing, Herman Dement,Leon- ard Gibbs, Dickie Bauer, Jerry Chieves, Ronald Casto, Jerry Annis. ROW 3: Daniel Bellau, John Cool, Gibby Breitenback,Wayne Burdett, Johnny Caldwell, Robert Chambers. ROW 1, left to right: Douglas Rogers, Richard Sims, Marjorie Robinson, Buford Thompson, Lucy Trent, John Shawkey, Willard Tackett, Bobby Stanley, Mack Wright. ROW 2: Gil Willis, Rita Howard, Judy Sieg- warth, Linda Ward, Alta May Stulley, Marcia Parsley, Errol Wells, Ronnie Ramsey. ROW 3: Jerry Help’d, Robin Washburn, Pat Horn, Gene Stouder, James Hunt, Ray Russell, Walt Rider, Jan Robertson. 33 0?'ie44u te i '?'ie46 uut O ccen PRESIDENT - Larry Barker VICE PRESIDENT - Susan Patterson SECRETARY- David Palmer ROW 1: Left to Right; uonna Crist, Richard Clem, Eddie Davis, Roger Bennett, Phyllis Boggs, Mary Ann Bland, Roger Cuckler, Mary Donohue, Jake Dyke, Leo Conkel. ROW 2: Larry Acord, Martha Alford, James Crabtree, Marvin Blazer, Zuella Colegrove, James Cuckler, Margaret Burdette, Dick Armstrong, James Dunn. ROW 3: TREASURER- Patty Kemper NEWS REPORTER -Rebecca Patrick Larry Barker, Sammy Bucey, Billie Beekman, Marilyn A lien, Richard Douthitt, Ruth Dyke, Judith Elliott, Douglas Endicott. ROW 4: Frank Blair, Richard Burkett, Bud Eylar, Kathryn Deacon, David Clark, Grover Clark, Larry Evans, Edward Clyce. 34 ROW Is Nora Hatcher, Ida Pennington, Carol Wells, Frances Hickman, Rebecca Patrick, Patty Kemper, Florine Murray, Jack Henkel, Donna James, Susan Patterson. ROW 2: Melinda Fish, Elizabeth Long, Coke Fyffe, Betty Meador, Jeanette Mullins, Linda Murray, Charlotte Gwin, Jesse Brooks, Bonnie Malloy, Patricia Lenderman, Sharon Goodrich. ROW 3: Gilmore Merz, Dale Palmer, John O'Halloran, Wayne Horsley, Jim Heibel, Susan Leeth, Jimmy Isom, Milton Murray, John Jones, Larry Foreman. ROW 4: Patricia Hooven, Hoy Montgomery, Robert McConkey, Donald Maloy, Tom Oyer, David Horsley, Charles Nelson. ROW 1: Sharon Zimmerman, Wilda Wright, Katy Wickline, Robert Woods, Ronald Puckett, Donald Puckett, William Rahrig, Kittie Vulgamore, Hazel Stulley, Annette Youngblood, Lora Sheets, Elmer Thompson. ROW 2: Elmer Workman, Patty Simonton, Marjorie Sautter, Alise Tapp, John Skinner, Marjorie Wise, Geneva Seeling, Sharon Smith, Sandy Rosholt, Loy Allen, Jean Williams, Margaret Williams, Roger Robinson. ROW 3: Virginia Radabaugh, Donald Wright, Steve Sullivan, Louise Snively, Helen Kelly, Martha Reed, Donna Streitenberger, Linda Stanley, Alice Tolle, Rebecca Rose, John Vollmer, Terry Taylor. ROW 4: Irene Shelpman, Tommy Shopshire, Bruce Tilton, Johnny Scribner, Emogene Owens, Jim Trachsel, Don Ratliff, John Rouff, Edward Reed, Kemp Ruffner. 35 ROW 1, left to right: Robert Bauer, Charles Doss, Mayme Eastep, Tommy Bridges, Paulette Beall, Dianne Bardsley, Richard Blair, Larry Chambers, Carol Boggs, Marie Adams. ROW 2: Doug Davis, A vanelle Anderson, Judy Duncan, Roger Crabtree, Robert Breit-enbach, David Clark, John Dirmeyer, Eddie Clary, Jimmy Brown, Gary Estep. ROW 3: Kay Adkins, Larry Andrews, Charles Estep, Betty Conkel, Carolyn Bucy, Kitty Foill, Deloris Blakeman, Raymond Barch, Luda Evans. ROW 4: Billy Deacon, Bill Critchfield, Dee AnnBierly, Robert Armentrout, Pat Brice, Bobby Cantrell, Mr. Turner - Teacher. tyiacie ROW 1. left to right: Gloria Thweatt, David Williams, Gary Reno, Sharon Richmond, Marvin Stulley, Nick Tuhus, Ruth Ann Smith, Pamela Smith, Maureen Seiple, Nancy Sims. ROW 2: Franklin Robinson, Judith Sands, Donna Smith, Betty Willis, Helen Stephenson, Stan Robertson, Jack Smith, Freda Gibson, Bar- bara Gibson. ROW 3: Johnny Siegworth, Jeff Way, Amanda Sherrill, Ann Brandt, Karen Treber, Janice Tulloh, James Welsh, James Ratliff. ROW 4: Barrett Rodgers, Donald Roe, Lowell Stouder, Donald Swinn-ing, Wendell Williams, Mr. Lewis - Teacher. 3f A 4107S ROW 1, left to right: Michael Plunkett, Jacquelin Huddleston, Tom Parsley, Larry Miller, Reba Hinson, Ada Lewis, Linda Mathews, Carolyn Helman, Freda Goe, Mr. O'Dell - Teacher. ROW 2: Ann Nash, Cynthia Ison, Joyce Haldone, Lillian Pennington, Ernest Prater, Barbara Mathews, Luther Malone, Ruth Ellen Lay master. ROW 3: Sue Mollohan, Carol Henry, Tessie Noel, Hazel Howard, Chauncey Murphy, Freda Oyer, Cheryl Keechle, Maybe lie Nunley. ROW 4: Harry Keller, Larry Helton, Rose Howard, Mary Malone, Betty Murray, Don Price, Ronnie Holsinger, John Marbury. ROW 5: Jackie Hatcher. Maurice Hutson. Seventh ( tade ROW 1, left to right: Kathy Patterson, Bonnie Workman, Charles McCluggage, Joseph Pennington, Norma Stulley. Jerry Colegrove, Gladys Pack, Jack Dyke, Margie Childers. ROW 2: Janet Ward, Janice Gee, L. T. Ward. Bobby Carroll, Charles Workman, Jimmy Rowland, Ruth Moats, Helen Russell, Jean Russell. ROW 3: Charles Emory, Barbara Dure, Jerry Trent, Janice Tewksbury, Sunny Endicott. Mary Fuller, Robert Pennington, Glenn O'Brien, Mr. Raidiger - Teacher. ROW 4: Barbara Ward, Ronald Kitchen, Ernest Deare, Roger Kitchen, Charles Coatney. 37 Sccfe iirtte ule tt Mr. HARRIS ROW Is Donna Plummer, Richard Crane Jameson, Dolores Patterson, Rosie Gorman, Linda Getz, Patricia Hart, Shirley Kemper, Kenneth Mathews, Robert Loring III, Thurman Grass. ROW 2: Donna Kinker, Jack Holt, Bob Hobbs, Fred Oyer, Rosalind Lytton, Janae Goe, Ronald Campbell, Juanita Rose, Carol Locke. ROW 3: Mary Alice McClelland, Susan Heibel, Rhea Looney, Marvin Leffler, Tom Kotc he, Peggy Noland, Roger Mustard, Paul Bixler, Charles Gary, Mrs. Virginia Hannah, Teacher. 38 ROW 1: Left to Right; Fred Heaberlin, Steve Gibbs, Donald Simonton, Phyllis Rice, Michael Sue Talbert, Donna K. Whaley, PatThweatt, KarynTrachsel, Charles Robey, Jimmy Ratliff. ROW 2: Dennis Pettit, Glenn Wooley, Dennis Halloran, Bob Schmitt, Gary Vulga- more, Donald Sprague, Joan Skinner, Anita Tapp, Amos Scaggs, Fritz Dyke, Mrs. Sautter. ROW 3: Donald Rodgers, Billy Whitaker, Vickie Vallery, Patricia White, Sharon Weinrich. ROW 1; Left to Right; Dale Cline, Jimmy Call, Roger Black, Floyd North, Paul Friend, Frankie Daily, Christy Askerman, Wanda Faye Fetty, Carolyn Acord, Rebecca Clark. ROW 2: James Dennis, Bob Davis, Michael Flynn, Buddy Armstrong, Hope Chieves, Diane Arbuckle, Anthony Fish, Morris Eblin, Robert Feuerbacher, Fred Bice. ROW 3: Mr. Fannin, Minnie Emrich, Sharon Boyer, Eileen Butterbaugh, Nancy Miller, Phillip Clark, Sharon Anderson, Kathleen Flannagan,Beverley Burke, Jerry Chandler, Glen Adams, Roger DeWitt. 39 THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, A FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE SUCCESS IN LIFE When a child comes to the Elementary School at about six years of age, he brings with him his own special endowment of heredity, his background of experience in the home, and his individual growth pattern. It is the responsibility of the teacher to take these children and help to prepare them to be useful citizens in a democratic community. In the old elementary school, the teacher was required to teach only the basic skills and knowledge, reading, writing, and arithmetic. Today, he or she must teach much more. The parents send their child to school to learn not only these skills, but also how to get along with others, an appreciation of the finer things of life, 40 and wholesome attitudes toward social groups and institutions. The Elementary Teacher has a great responsibility because she is laying the foundation for the future success of these children. Within her classes she may kindle the spark which will inspire a child to develop a life-long interest in science, art, medicine, law, or religion. Mastery of the basic skills is the initial step in the laying of the foundation. Upon this she continues the construction of the building by teaching the child an eagerness for life which will inspire him to further his education and to seek greater knowledge as a result ofhaving been a student in her class. The strength of this foundation will determine the permanence, durability and utility of the completed structure. M. O. SCOTT ZtU€ ROW Is Left to right; Gibby Breitenbach, John Boyer, GeneStouder, Linda Isom, Barbara Chase. ROW 2: Barry Downing, Scott Halloran, Johnny Ferguson, Buford Thompson, Bobby Stanley, Leonard Gibbs. ROW 3: Jerry Annis, Mary Landrum, Regina Kohut, Barbara Oyer, Donna Kotche. ROW 4: Ronald White, Bruce Sherrill, Johnny Caldwell. ROW Is Left to Right; Melinda Fish, John Vollmer, Steve Sullivan, Johnny Rouff, John Skinner, Gilmore Merz, Marjorie Wise, Geneva Seeling, Merry Dawn Odle, Sharon Goodrich, Betty Meador. ROW 2: Leo Conkel, Tommy Locke, Robin Washburn, Jim Trachsel, Susie Patterson, Marjorie Sautter. ROW 3: John Scribner, Patrick Hooven, Richard Douthett, Larry Barker, Sandy Rosholt, Donna Streitenberger, Kathryn Keller, Annette Youngblood, Monna Sands. ROW 4: Robert McConkey, Jack Henkle, Kittie Vulgamore. 42 putcvte ‘i¥o He na6en o£ ’TVawilcf, ( ROW Is Left to Right; Mary Ann Bland, Jeanie Puckett, Shirley Mathews, Marjorie Robinson, Carol Harrison, Judith Pearson. ROW 2; Wanda Thompson, Betty Hall, Gwen Huffman, Joyce Haynes, Carol Wells, Wilma Daw- son. ROW 3: Lucy Trent, Dona Crist, Doris Patterson, Judy Halloran, Wilma Leffler. ROW 4: Mrs. Scott, Advisor; Martha Alford, Hazel Stulley, Golda Huddleston, Carol Parr, Sondra Massie, Ida Pennington. ROW Is Left to Right; Roberta DeWitt, Susan Leeth, Jean Reed, Margaret Williams, Nora Hatcher, Jeanette Mullins. ROW 2: Louanne Christman, Alta Stulley, Patricia Oyer, Nelda Palmer, lanet Newton. ROW 3: Helen Mae Kelley, Linda Palmer, Rebecca Rose, Nancy Deacon, Patty Simonton. ROW 4: Sharon Goodrich, Barbara Pettit, Barbara Hibben, Joyce Reed, Vivian Zirzow, Loy Allen. 43 7 e Seovitup 7 e '?C.ctc6e t 44 Future Homemakers of America learn how to have a happy marriage SEATED, left to right: Priscilla Tewksbury, Doris Patterson, Betty Hall, Wanda Thompson, Wilma Leff-ler, Nelda Palmer. STANDING: Janet Newton, Pa- tricia Oyer, Bonnie Kritzwiser, Wilma Dawson, Shirley Mathews, Majel Willis, Roberta DeWitt, Joyce Reed, Alberta Mathuews, Lela Williams. These officers have guided the Waverly Chapter during the year. SEATED, left to right: Joyce Reed-Historian, Doris Patterson-President, Joyce Haynes-Vice President. STANDING: Nelda Palmer-Treasurer, Patricia Oyer-News Reporter, Susan Leeth-Recreation Leader, Roberta DeWitt-Parliamentarian,Alta Mae Stulley-Secretary,Marjorie Robinson-Recreation Leader. These girls worked for their home, community, chapter, and school to merit the State Home Maker Degree. Left to right: Patricia Oyer, Joyce Haynes, Doris Patterson. 45 “7 U- ROW Is Left to Right; Susan Smith, Barbara Chase, Barbara Kritzwiser, Marian Welch, Barbara Hibben. ROW 2: Sandra Bridges, Sandra Massey, Judy Seigworth, Marsha Parsley, Linda Palmer, Kay Piatt, Kathryn Keller, GailWise, Monna Sands, Martha Howerton, Martha Drum. 'Xc-'ty ROW Is Left to Right; David Shrader, Jerry Herald, Richard Reynolds, President; Dave Bond, Gary Cormany, Fil Line, Doug Askerman. ROW 2: Mr. Harding, Advisor; John Rouff, Bob Pettit, Dave McCelland, Carl Kuehnert, Craig Critchfield, John Boyer. ROW 3: Kenneth Tuhus, Jim Hunt, Bob Henry, Robin Washburn, John Shawkey, Doug Rogers. 4f r?c ta tce H u uttee SITTING; Left to Right; Mary Alyce Ashmore. Wade Cormany. STANDING: Judi Ward, Jim Meeker, Barbara Clawson, Cynthia Fish. VSC-jlite St {{ ROW 1: Left to Right; Douglas Askerman, Geneva Deacon, Edith Oyer, Gary Cormany, Shirley Streitenberger. ROW 2; David Shrader, Joyce Armbruster, Monna Sands, Cecelia Hoffman, Louise Leatherwood, Carol Harrison, Susan Smith, Bob Petit, Craig Critchfield, Judy George. ROW 3 Dave McClelland, Eddie Blaum, Kathleen Thompson. Patsy Sharp. Doris Patterson, Joyce Haynes, Bob Henry, Carl Kuehnert, Janet Pfeifer. ROW 4; Kenneth Tuhus, Dave Cuckler, Gordon Overman. Fil Line. 47 “ a tce (?G uKtttee ROW 1, left to right: Jo Alice Patrick, Bonnie Kritz-wiser, Mary Anne Patterson, Jeri Robinson, Judi Sue Ward, Kay McKenzie. ROW 2: Nelda Palmer, Cynthia Fish, Susan Redman, Joyce Heibel, Babs Clawson. Martha Drum, Judy Halloran. ROW 3: Mary Alyce Ashmore, Jim Meeker, Roland Terrell, Joyce Reed, Mary Jane Teichert, Carlene Barrett. ROW 4: James Henry, John Boyer, Bucky Downing, Pat Duncan. Dave Brown, Frank Wilson, Ron White. Not in picture: Wade Cormany. LEFT to RIGHT: Frank Wilson, Sonny Walters, John Joyce Haynes, Regina Kohut, Deanna Sheets, Ron Boyer, Jim Meeker, John Scribner, James Henry, White, Henix Rader. 48 ('7£e Kc4 i t ‘Sioloytf 50 Pike County Free Public Library ’rtytMtC S'CO UH tic4 Judy Rose, Nora Hatcher, Rebecca Rose, Donna James, Donna Crist. Franklin Stubbs, Jimmy Johns, Bucky Downing. Mack Stewart, Ted Fuchs. Study i aCC 52 a etenca 53 54 S '20 zve'i£ t 'rtyiyA “Sand ROW 1, Left to Right: Jean Musick, Carolyn Helman, Betty Conkel, Cecilia Hoffman, Joyce Armbruster. Marian Welsh, Marjorie Sautter, Douglas Asker-man, Joyce Haynes, Linda Murray, Betty Murray, GoldaMae Huddleston, Mayme Eastep, Kitty Vulgamore, Paulette Beall, Loretta Burdett. ROW 2: Doug Davis. Marvin Stulley, Leo Conkel, Emogene Owens, Janet Pfeifer, John Rouff, Larry Barker, Dee Ann Bierly, Nancy Deacon, Cheryl Keechle, Gilmore Merz, Joyce Heibel, Mary Jane Teichert. Judith Ward, William E. Tetrick (Director). ROW 3: Eddie Clary, Kitty Foill, Edith Oyer, Robert Armintrout, Judy George, Mary K. Landrum, John Boyer, David Shrader, Jim Meeker, Karen Treber, Patricia Oyer, Jackie Hatcher, Zuella Colegrove, Carol Harrison. ROW 4: Merry Dawn Odle, Melinda Fish. Alta Mae Stulley, Billy Overman, Barbara Oyer, Leonard Gibbs, David Clark, Dennis Neufarth, Robert McConkey, Wayne Burdett. Ronnie Fagnilli, Toni Bridges. Charles Doss. MAJORETTES: Susan Smith. Jeannie Bond, Sandy Arnett, Jo Alice Patrick, Barbara Chase. LEFT to RIGHT: Susan Smith, Barbara Chase, Sandy Arnett, Jeannine Bond, Jo Alice Patrick. “S Xtf4 Jimmy Meeker, Frank Wilson. Dave Bond, Larry Barker, Dave McClelland, Rick Reynolds, Pat Duncan, John Scribner, James Hunt, John Feuerbacher. ROW Is Wanda Thompson, Alice Moore, Martha Alford, Wilma Leffler, Kitty Vulgamore, Bonnie Kritz-wiser, Wilma Dawson. ROW 2: Mr. Tetrick, Shirley Alexander, Marjorie Robinson, Merry Dawn Odle, Marjorie Wise, Judy Sue Ward, Kay Piatt, Becky Heibel. ROW 3: Barbara Oyer, Marjorie Sautter, Jean Williams, Sharon Goodrich, Barbara Hibben, Henix Rader, Judy Elliott, Donna Kotche. ROW 4: Donna Crist, Melinda Fish, Kathy Keller, Sandy Ros-holt, Vivian Boland, Shirley Streitenburger, Charlotte Gwinn, Pat Howerton. Jfte'Ut 7etupt LEFT to RIGHT: Janice Eblin, Jo Alice Patrick. Mary Anne Patterson, Judith Sue Ward. Sector 7etun Roger Andre, Mary Alyce Ashmore, David Bond, Barbara Reynolds. Jeri Robinson, Deanna Sheets, Betty Jo Stulley, Clawson, Janice Eblin, Wilma Echard, Cynthia Fish, Mary Jane Teichert, Roland Terrell, Judi Ward, Ronald Ruthy Griffith, James Henry, Ermalene Mathews, Mary White. Anne Patterson, Jo Alice Patrick, Helen Pfeifer, Richard 60 fla cH “Socf e x a td Top Awards in Senior Magazine Sales ‘Settcf dl u “r aM Winner of the Betty Crocker Award in Waverly 61 s4C£ Sta r 2 Wade Cormany - 2 years, Jerry Knight - 2 years. Sonny Walters - 1 year. Honorable Mention - Roland Terrell, Gary Cormany. S. O. (?. s4Cl St tA Jerry Knight - 2 years, Chuck Blount - 1 year These are all the students who participated in the Jane Teichert, Marian Welsh, Cecilia Hoffman, district contest at Wilmington. Joyce Armbruster. ROW 3: Bruce Sherrill, Larry ROW Is Marjorie Sautter, Linda Murrey, Carolyn Barker. Helman, Martha Kuhner. ROW 2: Edith Oyer, Mary Mary Jane Teichert played a solo in the State Contest at Washington C.H. and received a rating of Superior. This quartet participated in the State Contest at Washington C.H. and received a rating of Excellent. Joyce Haynes, Cecilia Hoffman, Marian Welsh, Joyce Armbruster. 'pxe httei Jean Williams Larry Barker Martha Kuhner Edith Oyer Joyce Haynes Judy George S rft to uvie4 Bruce Sherrill Jerry Annis Leonard Gibbs Se U vui Jo Alice Patrick Mary Anne Patterson Ronald White As school settled into a routine, and the students became well acquainted with schedules, classes, and friends, some of us felt that we ought to pay more attention to courtesy and manners in addition to academic work. The English department, therefore, initiated a contest which every English student entered. After several day s of class discussion on the meaning of courtesy and its application in school, the home, and the community, everyone wrote his theme. These were judged by a committee of teachers, who chose three winners in each of the high school grades. 64 GROUP FOOTBALL-ROW 1: Manager, Jr. Ealey, J. Knight, B. Ross, S. Hartmus, R. Reynolds, Co-Captain ,W. Cormany. Co-Captain,S. Walters, D. Bond, R. Terrell, D. Brown, P. Duncan, F. Wilson. ROW 2: Manager, K. Tuhus, M. Wright, R. Patrick, B. Sherrill. J. Annis, K. Drum, D. Crabtree, D. McClelland, D. Butler, D-Cuckler, G. Cormany, Manager L. Chambers. ROW 3: R. Russell, S. Halloran, F. Chambers, D. Palmer, P.Hooven. P. Jordan. R. Sims, G. Willis, G. Breitenbach, D. Pettit, B. Eylar, Manager, J. Way. ROW 4: L. Evans. R. Douthitt, J. Scribner, T. Oyer. J. Caldwell. M. Stewart. C. Critchfield. F. Line. P. Scanlon, R. Robertson, J- Trachsel, J. Jones, J. Skinner, B. Critchfield. Jerry Knight, Gary Cormany, Dave Crabtree, Dave McClelland, Roland Terrell, Paul Jordan, Dave Bond, Gil Willis, Sonny Walters, Wade Cormany, Jim Trachsel. Rick Reynolds. Dan Cuckler, Frank Wilson, Robert Patrick. Jerry Annis, Pat Duncan, Kenneth Drum, Steve Hartmus, Richard Sims. Dave Brown, Dave Butler. i • i' f Hoss” S.O.C. All Star Rev Jughead S.O.C. All Star Wad S.O.C. All Star Sonny Chink S.O.C. All Star Whip Nose 68 Rick' ’•Dan Bondo’ S.O.C. All Star Gary Bubbles Moose Not Pictured Jerry Dodd Phil Prather Bob Glanville Hank 69 Gibby Joe Pat Soup” Whitey” MMac New Locker Room New Training Room l asv ctcf ROW 1 - Gil Willis, Jerry Dodd, Dave Brown, Chuck Blount, Dave Bond, Richard Sims. ROW 2 - Manager Junior Ealey, Paul Jordan, Dave Butler, Jerry Knight, Gene Stouder, Eddie Blaum, Bill Owens, Manager Dan Cuckler. 72 l z 6tty (?£eenletulefi Judith Sue Ward, Martha Howerton, Mary Anne Patterson, Susan Redman, Mary Jane Teichert, Cynthia Fish, (Alternate). Not pictured, Kathleen Thompson. Second CAPTAINS..............Wade Cormany-Sonny Walters Date Opponent Place WE THEY September 10 S.O.C. Preview Portsmouth West 6 6 September 16 New Boston Waverly 18 6 September 23 Grove City Grove City 7 12 September 30 Hillsboro Waverly 18 6 October 7 Portsmouth West Portsmouth 6 12 October 14 Notre Dame Portsmouth 39 6 October 21 Portsmouth East Waverly 6 12 October 28 Columbus St. Mary's Waverly 31 7 November 4 Wheelersburg Waverly 28 18 November 11 Won 6 Columbus Rosary Columbus ‘Sa 6et xCC 24 0 Lost 3 CAPTAINS . . Chuck Blount Date Opponent Place WE THEY November 25 Greenfield Greenfield 53 56 December 2 Portsmouth West Waverly 74 59 December 9 Western Western 54 53 December 13 Chillicothe Chillicothe 40 43 December 16 Hillsboro Hillsboro 51 37 December 20 Minford Minford 41 42 January 6 Wilmington Waverly 44 59 January 10 Wellston Waverly 86 51 January 13 Portsmouth East Waverly 50 45 January 17 Wheelersburg Waverly 65 81 January 20 New Boston Portsmouth 45 82 January 27 Coal Grove Coal Grove 57 55 January 31 Notre Dame Waverly 80 50 February 3 Stockdale Stockdale 60 35 February 7 Pike ton Waverly 45 54 February 10 Springfield Catholic Waverly 53 48 February 14 Lancaster St. Mary's Lancaster 52 64 February 17 Washington C.H. Waverly 58 60 Date Opponent Place WE THEY February 27 Wheelersburh Portsmouth 56 54 March 1 South Point Portsmouth 76 24 March Won 11 5 Portsmouth Portsmouth 39 44 Lost 10 S. O. C. All Star S. O. C. All Star Moody” Bondo Jughead Chuck” Jaybird” Chink Plain Bill” Speedy” 74 Joe Hank' Gander Shank Gil' “Re ewie. “ScM bet aCC ROW 1: B. Downing, J.Trachsel, F. Chambers, L. Evans, J. Jones. ROW 2: J. Herald, R. Washburn, B. Eylar, Manager, D. Moats. “Re ewe (?6een£ecide'i6 Marjorie Robinson. Susan Patterson, Patricia Kemper. Loretta Kiinker, Vivian Howerton. ROW 1 - Richard Sims, Wade Cormany, Freddie Chambers. Dave Bond, Terry Klinker, James Douthitt. ROW 2 - Jim Trachsel, Robert Kelly, Chuck Blount, Robert Holsinger. Sonny Walters, Darrel Colegrove, Paul Ealey. ROW 1 - Gil Willis, Freddie Chambers, Jim Trachsel. Sonny Walters, Chuck Blount, Richard Sims, Coach Hawhee. ROW 2 - Wayne Burden, Dan Cuckler, Wade Cormany, Junior Ealey, Jerry Knight, Gene Stouder. Dave Brown, Dave Bond, Dave Butler, Mack Wright, Paul Jordan, Rick Reynolds. Barry Downing, Larry Evans. 76 Z2uec t z tcC 'ftyen (? ocit queen . . . SENIOR ATTENDANT . . . Carlene Barrett JUNIOR ATTENDANT . . . Joyce Haynes Nelda Palmer SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT . . . Linda Palmer FRESHMAN ATTENDANT . . . Susan Patterson Court and Escorts Queen Nelda and Escort Billy Nelda and Bill at the game. Nelda crowned at dance. Carlene and Sonny at dance. Nelda and Bill dancing. Nelda at the dance. Nelda and Bill later on in the evening. LATE SPRING Happy Couple Just Waiting” At Ease Three Big Cheeses Breakfast on the Train' Heap Big Smoke! Who Won? 81 Have a Heart! Get a Move On! “ttyetui t«t t ie Directed by Gladys Workman Cast Prologue...........................Shirley Streitenberger Mrs. Karen Mathews..................................Janet Pfeiffer Hugo Mathews............................Craig Critchfield Blair Hendricks.......................................Fil Line Amy Mathews.........................................Edith Oyer Mr. Edison Mathews.................................Robert Henry Chris sie Mott......................................Monna Sands Miss Edith Willis...................................Susie Smith Lois Stuart......................................Virginia Boylan Julian Reed.........................................David Shrader Luke Jackson...............................Gary Cormany Gretchen Elliot.........................Joyce Armbruster The intire action takes place in the living room of the Mathew's home--as well as in the dreams of Amy Mathews' head. Act I: Late afternoon'of a day in Spring. Act II: Early evening three weeks later. 82 t ic Directed by Charles Shrader Prologue........ Maggie T ruitt. . . Clarence Truitt. Hugo Nogginocker Elmer Truitt. . . Gert Truitt..... Gladys Truitt. . . Rosco Blipp. . . . Gramps.......... Jackie Summers. Poodles.......... Beanie.......... Buffalo Ladies. . ......Susan Redman . . .Jo Alice Patrick ......Sonny Walters .........John Boyer ......Roland Terrell ........Helen Pfeifer .......Cynthia Fish ...........Dave Bond . . . .Paul Ealey, Jr. . . .Barbara Clawson . . . .Judith Sue Ward .......Frank Wilson Mary Anne Patterson 83 Janice Eblin Judy Halloran s4t £etcc The 1955 and 1956 Captains 84 85 80 (Portunestcetneitt (ZccaCcucteate ‘P'uxpicuH Processional..................................High School Band Invocation..............................Rev. William K. Schatz Music-- Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana --P. Mascagni High School Band Scripture Reading.......................Rev. William K. Schatz Music-- 0 Be Joyful In The Lord ..................W. A. Mozart High School Girls' Chorus Sermon-- The Maturing Man ..............Rev. William K. Schatz Music-- Green Pastures ................................Wilfrid Sanderson High School Girls' Chorus Benediction.............................Rev. William K. Schatz Processional...................................High School Band Invocation................................Rev. Charles Jenkins Polevetsian Dance ..........................Alexander Borodin High School Band Address Of Welcome................................David Bond Presentation Of Class Gift.....................Jo Alice Patrick Bass Clarinet Solo-- Deep River.................... Spiritual Mary Jane Teichert Mrs. William E. Tetrick, Acc. Remarks................................ Address................................ Rosamunde , Ballet Music, No. 2....... High School Band Presentation Of Honor Awards.......... Presentation Of Diplomas............... Valedictory............................ Benediction............................ Auld Lang Syne ....................... .........J. E. Way . . .William H. Hisey ......Frank Schubert .......Frank Shelby . . . .Joh R. Teichert Mary Anne Patterson Rev. Charles Jenkins . . .High School Band 87 Best All-round Best Dressed Suft4nfattve Dave Bond and Nelda Palmer Jerry Knight and Wanda Thompson Happiest Junior Ealey and Betty Jo Stulley Prettiest Hair Most Daring 88 Joyce Heibel and Norman Ward Dave Brown and Vivian Bolin Prettiest Eyes Friendliest Tommy Hannah and Martha Howerton Billy Owens and Jo Alice Patrick Best Personality Pat Duncan and Mary Anne Patterson Biggest Heartbreakers Best Athletes Frank Wilson and Susan Redman 89 Jerry Knight and Mary Jane McCoy CUTEST BEST DANCERS Carlene Barrett and Dave Brown Martha Drum and Sonny Walters BEST DRAMATISTS Cynthia Fish and Roland Terrell HARDEST WORKERS BEST SENSE of HUMOR 90 Ermalene Mathews and Wade Cormany Carlene Barrett and Pat Duncan MOST INTELLIGENT BEST MUSICIANS Janice Eblin and Sherman Henry MOST LIKELY to SUCCEED Judi Sue Ward and Rick Reynolds CUTEST SMILE Mary Jane Teichert and Jim Meeker BEST LOOKING Nelda Palmer and Sonny Walters CUTEST COUPLE 91 Deanna Sheets and Jerry Dodd Mary Alyce Ashmore and Wade Cormany 'Ptctu'ie 92 Mary Jane McCoy Cynni Fish Mary Jane Teichert Steady Couple Next Door Neighbors Some Beater Sleepy Time Gal Steady Foursome Ticklish? All Smiles Encore 95 dfaxt 'ZOtCC Mr. Mrs. Selby Whaley Don Elliot Pooch Curry Dr. John R. Allen W. M. Murphy Carl Fleser Larry Rosenbaum Father Louis Hoffman Max and Jean Way Mr. Mrs. Karl Vance Mr. Mrs. M. O. Scott Mr. Mrs. Paul Carpenter Miss Suzanne Melton Zula Murphy Mr. Mrs. C. J. Heibel and family Lorraine Finch Mr. Mrs. Edwin Haynes Mr. Mrs. Milford Barker Mr. Mrs. George Yahraus Mr. Mrs. Paul Edelmann Paul Durham Mr. Mrs. Mike Hewes Ed Wayne Smithson Pat Smith Adelaide Kiblinger Charles and Carolyn Maxine and Paul Jack and Margaret Fish Mr. Mrs. Carl Schmitt Huffman's Gulf Mr. Mrs. Joe Reed Mr. Mrs. Guy Schauseil McDonough's Alma Sohn's Shop Mr. Mrs. Dempsey Johnson Hotel Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. C. Breitenbach Mr. Mrs. Karl Kauffman Linda Ellen Blaum Shirley Shopshire Mr. Mrs. William E. Tetrick Mr. Mrs. Sherman Trainer Suzan Eylar Mr. Mrs. Jack Dempsey Richmond Arnett Compliments of Sugar Spice Sierra Motel Ballard Pontiac Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Lilly Mrs. Frances Sheridan Mr. Mrs. H. D. Lilly Mr. Mrs. Dales Penn and Vicki Edith Sword Mr. Mrs. Frank Shelby Mr. Bernard Maple Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Smith Charles O. Shrader Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Grumbles Modern Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. John R. Teichert Herbert Nutt Mrs. Alice Sautter Mr. Mrs. Ernest Hannah Mr. Mrs. Charles Blackburn Mr. Mrs. H. A. McConkey Buzzy and Gordon Bevens Mr. Mrs. L. C. Ramey Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Kennard Mr. Mrs. Carl L. McCain Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Oyer Mr. Mrs. Fred Arbuckle Mrs. Ruby Brown Mr. Mrs. James W. Ward Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Ice Mr. Mrs. Leslie Young Mr. Mrs. A. F. Clark Mr. Mrs. Charles Brown Donna Lewis Dr. Mrs. John Laymaster Bill and Martha Schauseil Mr. Mrs. C. V. Cooper James E. Donnelly Fred L. Foill Mr. Mrs. Dan Rhodes Pear Barch Fritzi Lewis Fuzzy and Janet McFerrin Richard and Barbara Echard Roscoe Moore Mr. Mrs. Harry George Forest E. Fenner Don Re my Toot Hoffman George D. Stoll Don and Jeannie Dale Shirley Carl H. Johnson, Jr. Waverly Shell Station George Rood Mr. Mrs. Walt Mathews M M Pure Service Station Betty Jordan Bill and Betty Alexei Selenoi James A. Tackett Richard L. Ice W. W.Speraw Robert Neff Jack McCann Mac Dixon Jesse Cole Weiss Recreation Mr. Mrs. Bill Smith Dr. Mrs. D. A. Kuhn Levine Wrecking Company Truman Kneisley Mr. Mrs. William Foster 96 Be Holsum Look Holsum Buy Holsum Bread Now Enriched with Sunshine Vitamin D The Ohio Valley Baking Company SCHMITT DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Visit our dairy and dairy bar Emmitt Avenue Phone 45 Waverly, Ohio CAN’T MISS! ASHLAND OIL PRODUCTS Gasoline—Fuel Oil Jim Call—Agent Phone 465 Waverly, Ohio i PIKE COUNTY OFFICIALS Agricultural Extension Service.........R. O. McFerren Auditor....................................W. M. Cool Clerk of Courts.....................Forest E. Roberts Commom Pleas Judge.....................Earl D. Parker County Commissioner....................F. E. Thompson County Commissioner............................George McAllister County Commissioner........................Eddie West County Engineer.................................W. L. Sheridan Division of Public Assistance.........Nelson E. Smith Probate Judge...........................Will H. Acord Prosecuting Attorney......................Wray Bevens Health Commissioner..............Benton Van Dyke Scott Representative to the General Assembly. .George E. Leist Recorder.......................................Robert Markham Sheriff...............................Jesse H. Foster Superintendent of Schools...................J. E. Way Veterans Service Officer.....................James M. Drennen Treasurer................................H. L. Fields 1881 1956 ARMBRUSTER AND ARMBRUSTER Waverly, Ohio Plumbing, Heating, and Sheet Metal Work Pyrofax Gas Service If we don’t have it, It will be hard to find. SUMMERS AND SONS, INC. Baldwin-Knabe-Winter Pianos Hammond Organs Radios — Television Conn and Old’s Band Instruments Chillicothe Jackson Portsmouth Everything Musical EASTEP CHEVROLET Sales and Service You'll Go Far, with An O.K. Used Car Phone 525 West Emmitt Avenue Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 from PAUL’S MARATHON SERViCE A check these features . . . Washing Waxing Polishing Phone 9367 Woverly Emmitt and Clough Ohio Congratulations from the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Branches in Piketon—Beaver Waverly Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 WAVERLY PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. Mark Conkel, Mgr. HENN AND HENN $350 $400 W. W. SPERAW’S Little Acorn Insurance Agency Phone 545 or 8048M Sargents Products Bldg. North and High Waverly Ohio I Congratulations 1 L Class of 1956 s LAKE WHITE CLUB The Rexall Store Waverly Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery Waverly Ohio H. W. CRUIT Chill icothe Ohio Good Furniture at Low Cost Congratulations from Chi 11 icothe KINDLER BUICK (We’re Easy to Deal With) Phone 2-7696 Mill and Park Streets Ohio BASIC CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Ready Mix Concrete Phone 408 Waverly Ohio J yy HELMAN’S FLOWER SHOP AND INSURANCE Phone 60 and 61 Feminine Clothes from Head to Toes 303 Market Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Waverly Ohio FOR GOOD CLOTHES PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations to the Seniors of “1956” Department Store PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Refreshes Without Filling Chillicothe Ohio Portsmouth Ohio GEMPERLINE FURNITURE COMPANY Westinghouse Dealer Phone Elmwood 3 2179 612 Second Street Portsmouth Ohio Congratulations to Class of 1956 J. W. STIR COMPANY Floor Covering Phone 3-5-461 516 Second Street Portsmouth Ohio GRAND HOTEL AND TAVERN NEIGHBORGAL’S North Bridge Street 104 Emmitt Avenue Chill icothe Ohio Waverly Ohio Congratulations to Class of 1956 SCHACHNE’S CLIFFORD PURDY LUMBER Lumber, Building Supplies, and Millwood Phone Lucas. 2821 3071 Lucasville Ohio Congratulations Class of 1956 KAUFFMAN SON Men’s Store Carl S. Kauffman 212 North Market Street Waverly Ohio John A. Fish Agency FIRM NAME ___________ Specialists in Reliable Insurance Phone 250 and 318 108 W. Second Street Waverly Ohio II Fashion-Wise Men Prefer Richman Brothers Clothes America’s Greatest Values 311 Chillicothe Street Portsmouth Ohi Compliments of THE GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY East Main Street Chillicothe Ohi Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1956 from McKimmy Hardware 167 Emmitt Avenue Phone 98 Waverly Ohio Walter’s Roofing And Siding Co. £ 3 Wallpaper and Paint '•? I Phone 204-W Waverly Lorbach Insurance Agency Don Vulgamore, Agent General Insurance 207 North Market Street Waverly Ohio Phone 154 W. Arrowood Jeweler Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Waverly Ohio Compliments of CLODHOPPER STORE Number 1 Gale Patrick Waverly Ohio Jack Paul Sporting Goods Specialist in Sports congratulates the Class of 1956 Phone 4-2037 37 N. Mulberry Street Chillicothe Ohio HAYES ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 420 Emmitt and High Waverly Ohio The Sign of Better Service WALLETT MOTORS DeSoto — Plymouth 67-69 W. Main Street Chillicothe Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 COOPER CLEANERS Waverly Ohio Samuel Levi Co. Furniture Shop Levi — Save Money 840-844 Gallia Street Portsmouth Ohio JAMES PRINTING COMPANY School and Office Supplies Pike County's Only Stationery Store” Phone 168-M 219 South High Street Waverly Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 O’DELL’S SOHIO SERVICE STATION WAVERLY OHIO Compliments to the Class of 1956 JACK’S SHOE STORE WAVERLY OHIO Compliments of MILLER’S TIP TOP CHILLICOTHE OHIO THE WAVERLY BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY 63 years of service to the Community Waverly Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 CUTLER’S RADIO-LAB Waverly Ohio E. H. LEAVERTON 507 Eastern Avenue Chillicothe Ohio Heating and Air Conditioning Roofing Sheet Metal W P K 0 1380 KC 1000 Watts “The Voice of Ohio Atomic Area” Bob Litter Fuel Heating Co., Inc. 524 Eastern Avenue Chillicothe Ohio Compliments of TREBER’S GROCERY Waverly Ohio GRADY GLASS Window glass replaced Grady-Glass Dial 4-6846 54 West Water Street Chillicothe Ohio Compliments to the Class of 1956 George Dixon Realtor Waverly Ohio The food is good—The place is clean Try it once and—You’ll know what we mean WHITE COW DRIVE-INS Chillicothe Ohio Compliments of THE EMMITT HOUSE THE RADER FAMILY Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant WAVERLY OHIO HOWARDS RESTAURANT Fine Foods and Beer 280 N. High Street Chillicothe Ohio DeLong Ringwald 147-149 W. Water Street Chillicothe, Ohio, 2-7146 Radio and Television Sales and Service R.C.A. — Motorola — Zenith CHILLICOTHE FISH MARKET 84 West Water Street Chillicothe Ohio Fresh and Salt Water Fish The Bowman Bros. Drug Co. Medical and Surgical Supplies 350 E. Main Street Ch i 11 icothe Ohio Phone 44942 Compliments of BARR OPTICAL CO. Chillicothe Ohio SIMMONS FLOWERS 18 E. Second Street Chi 11 icothe Ohio TUDORS, HELEN AND MARY AL TUDOR, MEN’S WEAR 52 East Main Chillicothe Ohio MITCHELL MOTORS Dodge Plymouth Dodge job-rated trucks General repair work Waverly Phone 236 Ohio SCIOTO MOTEL and DINING ROOM Think of good food; think of Scioto Motel and Dining Room Phone 460 TOT SHOP Infant and Children’s Apparel 216 N. Market Street Manager — Mrs. Kenneth Vulgamore Waverly Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 JOHN DEERE Quality Farm Equipment Schmitt Imp. Co. Waverly Ohio THE KROGER COMPANY Waverly Ohio Best Wishes to The Class of 1956 WALKER’S SHOE STORE 66 W. Paint Street Chillicothe Ohio TILTON LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials See us for complete building supplies Waverly Phone 313 Route 1 ELBERFELDS in CHILLICOTHE Dry Goods — Curtains Ready-to-Wear Compliments of THE WAVERLY COAL COMPANY Phone 66 Waverly Ohio WAGNER DRY CLEANERS R. D. Wagner, Prop. 75 East Second Street Phone 2-5476 Best Wishes to The Class of 1956 Raymond Daily, Jr. Waverly Ohio ABBIES SWEET SHOP Fresh Candies - Gifts — Cards - Stationery Phone 3-3126 63 W. Second Street Chillicothe Ohio Congratulations to the Seniors of ’56 from EAGON FURNITURE COMPANY BUTLER SHOPPING CENTER Waverly Ohio CHILLICOTHE TYPEWRITER COMPANY The friendly store 26 W. Second Street Chillicothe Ohio Best Wishes from CLODHOPPER STORE NO. 2 Glen Frey, Manager Waverly Ohio Jewelry Luggage Guns B. and B. LOAN COMPANY State Licensed Pawnbroker 837 Gailia Street Portsmouth Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 CLINE’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Complete meals or tasty sandwiches” 2 miles south of Chillicothe on Route 23 The Pike County Farm Bureau Co-operative Ass’n., Inc. Charles Wycoff, Manager Phones 277 and 226 Waverly Ohio Borden’s Ice Cream Chillicothe Ohio Hollberg Jewelers Waverly Esti 19Q7 Ohio Watches — Pens — Rings Musical Merchandise Radios — T.V. — Appliances Rest Wishes to the Class of 1956 McDonough Dept. Store Waverly Ohio Compliments to the Class of 1956 McConkey’s Auto Parts Waverly Ohio Smith Tractor Sales Authorized Ferguson Dealer Phone 336-W Old Scioto Trail Waverly, Ohio Welding and General Repairing Tire Sales Cofer’s Department Store North Street Store of Varieties” Phone 259 Waverly Ohio Compliments of M. N. Billings Company 80 Fast Main Street Phone 26-466 Chillicothe Ohio Always Something New For You at Condon’s Smart Wearing Apparel in Juniors — Misses — and Women’s Sizes Chillicothe Ohio Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 The Sheets Furniture Company Lawson’s Fine Food 526-32 Second Street Portsmouth Ohio Emmitt Avenue Waverly Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Waverly Hatchery Feed Grain Norvells Home of Purina and Eshelman Feeds Chillicothe Ohio Contact us for your grains. Waverly 3 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Complete Outfits For The Entire Family” Kobackers Mayfair's Portsmouth Ohio Chillicothe Ohio Wealth . . . Happiness . . . Success . . . to the Class of 1956 from Betsy Ross’s Good Bread 1511 Chillicothe Street Portsmouth Ohio “One of Ohio’s Good Stores’’ Schmitt Implement Company John Deere Quality Farm Equipment Waverly Ohio Compliments of W. L. Wilhelm, Jeweler Portsmouth Ohio Hi—Buddy Drive—In M. D. Cauble, Prop. Phone 15791 On State Rt. 23 South of Chillicothe, 0. Congratulations to the Class of 1956 from Les’s T.V. and Radio 106 East Fourth Street Waverly Ohio It’s O.K. to Owe Kay Kay Jewelers 817 Gallia Street Portsmouth Ohio Compliments to the Senior Class of 1956 L. L. Ashland Road Service, Tires, Tubes, and Accessories Emmitt Avenue Waverly Ohio Western Auto Associate Store ‘‘Where You Expect More For Your Money . . . And Get It! Erris Rucker, Owner Waverly Ohio Diamonds Watches Clark’s Jewelers 816 Gallia Street ‘‘Former Zoellner Jeweler Co.” Portsmouth Ohio Authorized Wilson Sporting Goods Dealer Chillicothe Ohio Crichton Office Supply 740 Fifth Street Portsmouth Ohio Smith-Corona and Royal Portable Typewriters Phone 33351 The Store of Friendly Credit” ROBERTS JEWELERS 421 Chillicothe Street Portsmouth Ohio “Best Wishes to the Class of 1956” Carr’s Jewelry Store 811 Gallia Street Portsmouth Ohio Cunningham’s Hardware “For Hardware and Appliances” 519-521 Second Street Portsmouth Ohio The West End Furniture Company 518 Second Street ‘‘Complete Home Furnishings and Appliances” ‘‘Save in the Low Rent District” Portsmouth, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1956 J. E. Way Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Frank Shelby Congratulations to the Class of 1956 John R. Teichert MARY ALYCE ASHMORE: F.H.A. 1; Homecoming Committees 3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Chorus 1; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1; Magazine Sales 4; Scholarship Team 3. CARLENE BARRETT: Latin Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Ensembles 3; Music Contest 3; Chorus 3; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4; Prom Committee 3; Cadet 1; Junior Congress 1; Dramatics 1. PATRICIA BARTHOLOMEW: Chorus 1; Carnival 4. NOLAN BEECH: Dance Committee 4; Projection Club. Photography Club 3. VIVIAN BOLIN: Annual 4; Ensembles 4; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 3; Carnival 4; Pep Club 1; Choir 1. CHUCK BLOUNT: Baseball 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2,3.4; Football 1; Team Captain 4; Magazine Sales 4; Student Council 1. DAVID BOND: Annual 4; Ensemble 4; Chorus 4; Hi-Y 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 3.4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Dance Committee 3.4; Finance Committee 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Football 2,3,4; Radio Shows 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 3,4; Prom Committee 3. JOHN BOYER: Latin Club 3.4; Hi-Y 2,3,4. Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Finance Committee 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Music contest 1,2; Chorus 3; Band 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1; Radio Shows 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1; Magazine Sales 4; $100 Sales 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 2. DAVID BROWN: F.F.A. 1; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Football 1,3,4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 4; Team Captain 2. BARBARA ANN CLAWSON: F.H.A. 1; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Chorus 1; Annual 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Finance Committee 4; Senior Class Play 4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1; Magazine Sales 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4. WADE CORMANY: Hi-Y 3; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Finance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2.3.4; Carnival 4; Team Captain 4; Magazine Sales 4; G Club Stunt Night 1; Tumbling Team; Monitor Captain; Swimming Team; Prom Committee 3. WILMA DAWSON: F.H.A. 1.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Junior Class Play3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Radio Shows 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4. ROBERTA DeWITT: F.H.A. 4; Homecoming Committee 1; Annual 4; Radio Shows 4; Carnival 4. JERRY DODD: Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. BUCKY DOWNING: Homecoming Committee 1,2,3, 4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2; Carnival 4. MARTHA DRUM: F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Home- coming Committee 4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Chorus 1.2; Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1. PAT DUNCAN: Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Finance Committee 3; Junior Class Play 3; Ensembles 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Radio Shows 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4. JUNIOR EALEY: F.F.A. 1; 4ii-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 2.3.4; Radio Shows 4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Senior Play 4; Carnival 4; Chorus 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Manager 2.3,4; Magazine Sales 4; Prom Committee 3. JANICE EBUN: Latin Club 1,2; Homecoming Committee 1,2; Scholarship Team 2,3; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Ensembles 1; Chorus 1,2; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4; Merit Scholarship Team 4. WILMA ECHARD: F.H.A. 1.2; Homecoming Committee 2; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Ensembles 1; Chorus 1,2; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4. CYNTHIA FISH: Latin Club 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Homecoming Committee 2.3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Finance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Ensembles 2,3,4; Music Contest 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4; $100 Sales 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Selection Committee 2; Swimming Team 1; Dolphin Club 1; Annual Editor 4. RUTHY GRIFFITH: F.H.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Ensemble 1; Chorus 1,2; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4. PATSY GWIN: Latin 1,2; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Magazine Sale 4; Office Staff; Carnival 4. BETTY HALL: F.H.A. 1,3,4; Homecoming Committee 1; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Betty Crocker Winner 4. JUDY HALLORAN: F.H.A. 1,3,4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Senior Class Play 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Prom Committee 3. TOMMY HANNAH: F.F.A. 3; Dance Committee 4; Carnival 4; 4-H 1,2,3. STEVE HARTMUS: Football 2,3,4. JOYCE HEIBEL: Latin Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Band 4. JAMES HENRY: Latin Club 3; Scholarship Teams 2, 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Ohio History Test 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 4; Magazine Captain 4; Constitutional Convention 4. ROBERT HOLSINGER: Homecoming Committees 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2. JIM HORN: Hi-Y 1.2; Football 2; Carnival 4. MARTHA HOWERTON: Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chorus 1; Cheerleader 4; Carnival 4. PAT HOWERTON: Ensembles 4; Chorus 4; Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 1,2; Radio Show 4. JERRY KNIGHT: Baseball 3; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Team Captain 4 ; Magazine Sales 4. TERRY KUNKER: Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Magazine Sale 4. BONNIE KRITZW1SER: Dance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Ensemble 4; Music Contest 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4. WILMA LEFFLER: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Annual 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Radio Show 4; Magazine Sale 4; F. H. A. Scrap Book Committee 3. 116 BETTY LOU LYTLE: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Magazine Sales 4; Homecoming Committee 2. ALBERTA MATHUEWS: Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4. CORA ERMALENE MATHEWS: F.H.A. 1; Scholarship Team 3; Senior Scholarship 4; Annual 4; Chorus 1; Carnival 4; Magazine Sales 4. SHIRLEY MATHEWS: F.H.A. 4; Magazine Sale 4. KAY McKENZIE: F.H.A. 2; Scholarship Team 2; Hi-Lite 3; Annual 4; Chorus 1; Carnival 4; Dramatics 1. MARY JANE McCOY: F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Annual 4; Carnival 4. JIM MEEKER: Homecoming Committees 3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Ensemble 3,4; Music Contests 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Radio Shows 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 3; Dance Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Swimming 2; Allied Youth 2; Stage Craft 2; Finance Committee 4. BILL OWENS: Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Dance Committee 4; Ensemble 1; Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2, 3.4; Football 1,2; Carnival 4; Team Captain 2. NELDA PALMER: Class Officer 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Beta Club 1; Magazine Sales 4; Dance Committee 4; Radio Show 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Carnival 4. GARY PARSONS: Latin Club 1; Hi-Y 1,2; Annual 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Spartan Club 2; Sigma Pi Frat 1,2,3. JO ALICE PATRICK: F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 2,3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Ohio History Test 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Essay Contest Winner 4; Class Officer 3,4; Constitutional Convention 4; Merit Scholarship Team 4. MARY ANNE PATTERSON: Latin Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Ohio History Test 4; Hi-Lite 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Ensemble 2; Chorus 1,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Essay Contest Winner 4; Magazine Sale 4; Magazine Captain 4; National Merit Scholarship Test 4. HELEN PFEIFER: F.H.A. 1; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Ohio History Test 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Junior Clas$ Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Band 1,2, 3; Carnival 4; Class Officer 3; Magazine Sale 4. JOYCE REED: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Annual 4; Ensemble 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; F.H.A. Officer. SUSAN REDMAN: Latin Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Scholarship Team 3; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Ensemble 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1.2.3,4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Prom Committee 3. RICHARD REYNOLDS: Latin Club 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Junior Class Play 3; Chorus 2,4; Track 1,2.3,4; Football 2,3,4; Magazine Sale 4. JERl ROBINSON: Homecoming Committee 4; Scholarship Team 2.3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Prom Committee 3; Chess Club 3. BEN ROSS: Homecoming Committee 3.4; Chorus 1; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Football 1,2,3.4; Manager 3; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Shop 1,2. DEANNA SHEETS: Homecoming Committee 1,2; Scholarship Team 2; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1. BETTY JO STULLEY: F.H.A. 1; Homecoming Committee 1,2; Scholarship Team 3.4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4. MARY JANE TEICHERT: Latin Club 1.2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Annual Editor; Dance Committee 3.4; Junior Class Play 3; Ensemble 1,2; Music Contest 1,2; District State Music Contest 3,4; Chorus 1; Band 1.2,3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 4; Magazine Sale 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 2; Dance Band 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. ROLAND TERRELL: Hi-Y 1.2,3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Scholarship Team 1,2; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Music Contest 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Manager 1; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1; Team Captain 1; Swimming Team 1; Tennis Team 1; S Club 1; Prom Committee 3. WANDA THOMPSON: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Radio Show 4; Magazine Sale 4. SONNY WALTERS: Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committees 1,2,3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Music Contest 3; Chorus 3.4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Football Captain 4; Magazine Sale 4. JUDI WARD: Latin Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3.4; Scholarship Team 1,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Hi-Lite Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Annual Editor 4; Dance Committee 3.4; Finance Committee 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Music Contests 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4; Prom Committee 3; National Merit Scholarship Team 4; Dance Band 4. RON WHITE: Latin Club 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4; Essay Contest Winner 4; Magazine Sale 4; Constitutional Convention 4; Dramatics 1,2; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Hi-Y 1.2,3. MAJEL WILLIS: Chorus 1,2; Carnival 4; Magazine Sale 4• FRANK WILSON: Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Hi-Lite 3; Annual 4; Dance Committee 4; Senior Class Play 4; Chorus 4; Track 2; Football 2. 3,4; Radio Show 4; Carnival 4. LARRY WONDERLEIGH: Track 2; Carnival 4. JACK WORTHEN: F.F.A. 1; Annual 4; Junior Class Play 3; Baseball 2; Carnival 4; Class Officer 1. 117 KKUtU ROW 1, Left to right: Dave Brown, Sonny Walters, Frank Wilson, Junior Ealey, Wade Cormany, Jim Meeker, Roland Terrell, Cynni Fish, Judi Ward, Jack Worthen, John Boyer. ROW 2: Mary Alyce Ashmore, Wilma Echard, Joyce Heibel, Nelda Palmer, Kay McKenzie, Judy Hall-oran, Helen Pfeifer, Betty Jo Stulley, Deanna Sheets, Jo Alice Patrick, Jeri Robinson. ROW 3: Mary Jane Teichert, Ben Ross, Eleanor McTigue, Vivian Bolin, Ron White, Carlene Barrett, Cora Mathews, Janice Eblin, Wanda Thompson. Wilma Leffler, Mary Anne Patterson. ROW 4: James Henry, Pat Duncan, Bucky Downing. 'fye zn$ao s4dvcd vi We, the Seniors of Waverly High School, would like to express our sincere gratitude to Mr. Charles Shrader, our class advisor, for the aid he has given us throughout our entire senior year. Mr. Shrader has donated freely of his time and effort in all the activities we have undertaken to raise money for our trip to Washington D.C. Among the many activities he has supervised are: dances, carnival, bake sales, annual, radio shows, and class plays. Without his advice and supervision these activities would never have been completed. Throughout our careers in life we shall always remember Mr. Shrader for his kindness, sincere interest in each student, and wise guidance. SeKuyi 119 ROGER LAMAR ANDRE ROBERT LEE HICKMAN Roger Lamar Andre and Robert Lee Hickman of the Class of 1956 were killed in an automobile accident, March 10, 1956. Bob and Roger had those qualities which endeared themto their classmates and which won for them the respect of all who knew them. Both boys were honor students; both were interested in almost all phases of school activity; both boys were blessed with a sense of humor, a natural cheerfulness which won for them many friends. Bob and Roger will be sorely missed during the final weeks of school. ,The graduates of 1956 are grateful for the privilege of having known these two outstanding boys. They are, however, saddened by the realization that two friends are gone,-that two of the most promising young men in the class were taken before they had an opportunity to fulfill the role in life for which they were so richly equipped. 120 m ihObSI