Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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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

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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

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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