Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

Contents Page 7 ■ Page 13 ■ Page 35 • Page 49 • Page 59 ■ Page 71 • Page 85 -Page 91 -Page 101 Administration ------Seniors Underclassmen ------Classes - - Activities ------Athletics ------Music ------Climax - - Advertising Hail and We, the Class of 1962, have chosen, as our yearbook dedicant, Miss Johanna Samson, in recognition of her service to Waverly High School. Miss Samson graduated from Waverly High School in 1934 and obtained her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. She also attended Wilmington College. Miss Samson has been an English teacher at Waverly High School for numerous years. With her patience, guidance, and understanding, Miss Samson has helped and will continue to help entering freshmen adjust to their new life. We also extend our thanks to Miss Samson for her efforts in aiding with the installation of the Robert LucasChap-ter of the National Honor Society at Waverly High School, and for the time she has given as advisor. When we think back to our high school days, we will always remember Miss Samson and encouragement which has inspired us to ever greater achievement. We dedicate to Miss Samson her favorite poem: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flakes. The woods are lovely, dark, and deep But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. 4 From COMPLETE POEMS OF ROBERT FROST. Copyright 1923 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. Copyright renewed 1951 by Robert Frost. Reprinted by permission of Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. Farewell Mr. Shelby received a B. S. degree from Wilmington College in 1916 when he was 19, and began his teaching career in a one-room school in Adams County where he taught for one year. He spent the next ten years in professional music, appearing in theaters and with such musical organizations as the San Antonio Symphony and the Houston Municipal Band. In 1927, Mr. Shelby arrived in Pike County where he was employed as the first full-time music instructor. In 1947 he accepted the position of director of music for the Waverly District Schools. Music became an avocation In 1954 when Mr. Shelby became principal of Waverly High School. He is a member of the O. E. A., N. E. A., Ohio Principals' Association and the National Association of Secondary School Principals. On June 30, Mr. Shelby will retire. He has guided the students of Waverly High School to fuller, richer, and more productive educational lives than would have been possible without his innate interest in his students. We, the students of Waverly High School, thank you, our principal, for the guidance you have given us. You have our sincerest and heartfelt best wishes for the best of luck In your future endeavors. Mr. Shelby, this is only farewell - not good-by! A Journey Through Waverly High This is our school! We are proud to be a part of it! Bach little event added to the big moments makes our school life an industrious and happy one. We invite you to leaf through The Novel and take with us a journey through our school, a journey that we hope shows all the facets of life in Waverly High School from the classroom to the football field, from the organization meetings to scholarship tests, and from the beginning of the freshman year to the climax of the senior year. PRESIDENT WILL H. ACORD Will H. Acord, probate judge and agriculturist, has been a member of the Board of Education since February, 1935. In 1947, Judge Acord became President of the Board. Since then he has done an excellent job as leader of the most important body in our Waverly school system. Board of Education R. O. McFERREN G. H. REYNOLDS 8 Assistant County Superintendent: CHESTER A WAY County Superintendent: J. E. WAY The duties of John R. Telchert, Executive Head of the Waverly Local School System, are many and varied. Some of Mr. Teichert's main responsibilities are; planning the curricula of Waverly Schools, hiring faculty members, supervising transporation to and from school, designating attendance areas, and coordinating the budget of the school system. Executive Head, Waverly Schools: JOHN R. TEICHERT Secretary: HALLIE WARE As the clerk of the Board of Education, Mr. Maple keeps records of board meetings and of any business transactions concerning Waverly Schools, Mr. Maple's responsibilities include determining and distributing the payroll, purchasing and dispensing supplies, and collecting fees for books lost or misplaced by students. Clerk: BERNARD MAPLE Secretary: BERTHA COOPER MR. J. E. WAY, County Superintendent, has a position with many responsibilities. From his office flows educational leadership for all the schools in Pike County. Among his many duties are the nomination of all the new teachers, preparation of the courses for study, and recommendation of text books to various school boards. Mr. Way also coordinates the bus routes all over the county. Principal: MR. FRANK SHELBY Secretary; MRS. DORIS MORRIS FRED BAUMAN Industrial Arts; B. A., Fairmont State College; M. S., Stout Institute. JOHN CALDWELL Social Science; A. B., Ohio University; M. A., Ohio State University; Wooster College; University of Michigan. WILLIAM ELLIOTT Algebra, Science; B. A., West Virginia University. BARBARA BUCHANAN Librarian; Davis Elkins College; A.B., Fairmont State College; West Virginia University. EDITH DAWSON English, Latin; B.S., Denison University; M. A., Ohio State University. CARROLL HAWHEE Head Coach, Commercial; B. A., Morehead State College; Ball State College. DARWIN HUNT LOUISE JAYNE Science; A. B., Mathematics; B. S., Morehead State College; Ohio University. M.S., University of Kentucky. TRUMAN KNEISLEY Science; B. S., Wilmington College. GENE KOLAKOWSKI English. Social Sciences; A. B., Eastern Kentucky State College. FAYE KNIGHT Health, Physical Education; B. S., Eastern Kentucky State College. JANIVE LOWE English; A. B., Pikeville College. DOROTHY LEWIS English, Civics; A. B., MacMurray College; A. M., University of Illinois; Morehead State College; University of Chicago. JACK POBST Assistant Coach; B. S., Morehead State College College; Wilmington College. DAVID ROBERTS Social Studies; B. A., Denison University; Ohio University. JOHANNA SAMSON English; B.Mus.; M.Mus., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. DOROTHY RUCKER Art; B.S.f Morris Harvey College; Marshall College; Ohio University. MABEL SCOTT Home Economics; B.S.( Ohio State University. CHARLES SHRADER French, B. Mus.; Miami University; M. A., University of Michigan. WILLIS SOUTHERN Bookkeeping, Typing; B.S., Murray State College. BETSY SMITH Mathematics; B. S., Roanoke College; William and Mary. WILLIAM TETRICK Music; B. S., M.A., Ohio State University. I? 13 Senior Class Officers Left to right: Larry Robertson, president; Judy Scott, vice president; Nancy Joe Kiblinger, treasurer; Judy Haynes, news reporter; Mr. Shrader, advisor; and Roger Stouder, secretary. We, the Senior Class of Waverly High School, elected the above officers in September, 1961. We have been guided by these competent officers throughout the year. In October, these officers helped to launch the Senior Magazine Sales Campaign. Because of the urging of President Larry, the Seniors became ambitious and sold nearly three thousand dollars worth of magazines. This is just one example of the effort on the part of the Senior Class Officers. 14 WILL ACORD SANDRA ARNETT MARY LOU BAUER Seniors 1962 CYNTHIA BEALL ROSALYN BELL MARY BELLAW 15 FRED BICE WANDA BLAIR FOREST BLAKEMAN ROBERT BLYTHE DARRELL BROWN JERRY CASH EDITH CHASE PAUL CISCO MURREL COLBURN OSCAR COLBURN 17 WILLIAM DARST DINAH DAVIS ROGER DAVIS JOHN EVANS ORVILLE EVANS SHARON FREY SYVILLA HARRIS EUGENE HATFIELD JUDY HAYNES BETTY HEFFNER DALE HINE MYRTIA HORSLEY ORVILLE HOWARD BETTY JEAN HUGHES VIRGINIA JENKINS NANCY JOE KIBLINGER JEANNIE KROTH FLORA LAWSON FOREST LAWSON NORMA LAWSON SUSAN LAYMASTER ERMA MALOY GERALDINE MARBURY a. DONNA MASSEY CAROLYN MASSIE VIOLET MATHUEWS DAVID MURRAY LONNIE MURRAY DONALD NEW WILLIAMS. NIECE CHARLES ORR GARY PATRICK KATHLEEN PATTERSON ¥ VINCENT PATTERSON JOHN PITTENGER MARILYN POLLARD 25 FAYE RATLIFF ELAINE REDMAN LARRY REED FRANCES ROARK LARRY ROBERTSON SHARON ROE JESSE ROYSTER BARBARA RUSSELL EARL REEVES JANET REISINGER RONNIE REISINGER JOYCE RUTTER MIKE SADDLER JUDITH SCOTT WENDELL SCOWDEN LENNA SHAWKEY KAREN SMITH JERRY SOUDERS MICKEY STAHLER DAPHNE STEPHENSON ROGER STOUDER BLANCHE STULLEY NOLA TACKETT BILL WEINRICH CHERYL ZONNER CLASS MOTTO I Will Prepare Myself and Someday My Chance Will Come CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Hybrid Orchid Gold and White MOST POPULAR MOST COURTEOUS Mickey Stahler Kay McCloy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roger Stouder Mary Haldane FRIENDLIEST Tom Paridon Elaine Redman Larry Robertson Jonie Keiser BEST sense of HUMOR intelligent Vincent Patterson Sandy Arnett Samuel Niece Judy Scott all-round Nancy Joe Kiblinger Reed Walters looking ROW I: Tom Paridon, Sharon Frey, Sally Walters, Cheryl Zonner, Laney Cooper, Diane Doyle, Sandy Arnett, Nancy Kiblinger, Vincent Patterson. ROW II: Ilze Dikis, Judy Haynes, Kay McCloy, Judy Scott, Nola Tackett, Mary Haldane, Susan Laymaster, Cynthia Beall, Larry Robertson, Mike Courtright. ROW III: Mike Saddler, David Henry, Will Acord, Roger Stouder, Reed Walters, Terry Drennen, Eugene Hatfield, John Pittenger. National Merit Test Roger Davis, Judy Scott, Sam Niece The Merit Scholarship test is taken all over the United States by students in their junior year of high school. This year's senior class had three outstanding students who placed in the 99 and became semifinalists, Judy Scott, Roger Davis, and Sam Niece. Judy and Sam were also finalists. ROW I: Reed Walters, Roger Stouder, Tom Paridon, Eugene Hatfield, Mike Courtright, David Henry, Steve Johnson, Mickey Stahler. ROW II: Kay McCloy, Virginia Jenkins, Nola Tackett, Cheryl Zonner, Laney Cooper, Nancy Kiblinger, Diane Doyle, Sandy Arnett, Sharon Frey, Ilze Dikis. ROW 111: Mike Saddler, Sam Niece, Katie Roe, Judy Haynes, Barbara Russell, Mary Haldane, Judy Scott, Susan Laymaster, Cynthia Beall, John Pittenger, Roger Davis. COUNTY RANKS ON SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST RANK NAME 1 2 3 4 4 6 8 9 10 HM HM HM HM HM HM William S. Niece Judith L. Scott Ilze Dikis Roger Davis Mary Bea Haldane Nancy Joe Kiblinger John C. Pittenger Terry L. Drennen Cynthia Beall Barbara Russell Charles Saddler Helene Cooper Diane M. Doyle Susan Laymaster Steve Johnson 220 200 182 180 180 174 166 164 161 159 158 154 152 151 149 D.A.R. Test SCORE Judy Scott, Ilze Dikis Twelve-Year Seniors ROW I: Anna McDade, Frances Roark, Mary Lou Bauer, Laney Cooper, Carolyn Massie, Sandy Arnett, Vincent Patterson, Jonie Kelser, Steve Johnson, Will Acord, Orville Howard, Bobby Blythe. ROW II: Ronnie Davis, Paul Cisco, Linda Getz, Jerry Souders, Cheryl Zonner, Judy Haynes, Susan Laymaster, Elaine Redman, Shirley Gilliam, Jeanie Kroth. ROW III: Larry Reed, Lamar Emery, Darrell Brown, Gary Patrick, Rosalyn Bell, Jerry Marbury, Blanche Stulley. ROW IV: Sid Keechle, Eugene Hatfield, Larry Robertson, Lonnie Murray, Roger Stouder Emma Ratliff, Forest Blakeman, Bill Weinrich, Mickey Stahler, Terry McCoy. There are some members of the Senior Class who have attended Waverly Schools for twelve years. These students have watched their class grow as a result of the rapid industrial growth of Pike County and surrounding areas. The class as it was, enriched by the new members, has become the class of today -a class long to be remembered. 34 UNM £ C JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS These officers have a difficult task ahead of them: they must develop a plan which will lead the class to Washington, D. C. and to the achievement of other goals which the class has set for itself. Left to right: John Call, treasurer; Reeda Robertson, news reporter; Kay Oyer, vice president; Steve Way, secretary; Steve Oyer, president; and Mrs. Dawson, advisor. Juniors Lana Alexander Hazel Altman Joe Anderson Donna Bachmann Diane Bauer Scottie Beech Gordon Bevens Catina Bigler Larry Blaum James Bolt Janet Brown Parker Burdett John Call Maxwell Calvert Mike Carrier Linda Chadwick Richard Chemas Martha Christman U-Dean Cisco Jonathan Click Mary Cline Barry Cochran Deloris Collins Rita Copeland Marilyn Davis Ralph Davis Ronnie Davis Mike Dials Dace Dikis Lee Donnelly Marjorie Durbin Linda Fisher John Foster Tom Freed Diane Frey Carlene Hann Mary Hatcher Starr Hawhee June Holsinger Mildred Hontos Patricia Hortel Johnny Jackson Kenneth Jackson Martha James Vickie James William James Sam Kinker Frank Kitchen Elizabeth Latham Mickey Lewis John Line Jean Lump Linda Lump Thomas McConkey Clyde Meadows Dennis Miller Edna Montgomery Gearlen Montgomery Evelyn Moxley Ronald Mullins Arvil Murray Janet Mustard Kathy Nelson Phil New Jane Newton Galenda Osborne 37 Mike Owens Kay Oyer Larry Oyer Steve Oyer Karen Pettit Cynthia Porter Reeda Robertson Oscar Robinson Tom Skinner Jane Snodgrass Edgar Stanley Kenny Stevenson Gary Sutton Janet Tackett Javan Thomas Dave Thompson Barry Valentine Becky Vallery Paul Vulgamore Sue Ward Terrill Ward Gary Washburn Linda Waugh Phyllis Waugh JUNIOR CLASS PLAY At right: Mack Calvert, Diane Frey. ROW I: U-Dean Cisco, Evelyn Moxley, Marge Durbin, Taffy Nelson, Deloris Collins. ROW II: Janet Brown, Lana Alexander, Phyllis Waugh, Starr Hawhee, Becky Vallery, Reeda Robertson, Elizabeth Latham. ROW HI: Dave Thompson, Gary Washburn, Scottie Beech, Jonathan Click. “Ask Any Girl” 39 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Robin Hawhee, secretary; Paulette Keiser, president; Sharon Plunkett, treasurer; Bonnie Butler, vice president; Bob Pitts, news reporter; Mr. Willis Southern, advisor. Sophomores Anthony Anderson Terry Armentrout Brenda Arnett Barbara Ballard Ronald Bandy Gregory Barch Sharon Blackburn Martha Bland Marguerite Brewster Janet Brownfield Kenny Brownfield Gloria Bucy Bonnie Butler Janie Campbell Virginia Christman Newa Jo Clark James Clay tor Constance Cline Jerry Lee Cochran Janet Conkel Donald Cooke Rosemary Cool Mary Ellen Cormany Patsy Crabtree Jean Crain Douglas Cruse Ronnie Cruse Claudia Daniels Toni Da vena Gary Davis Mary Deacon William Derifield Martin Dikis Robert Dingus Janet Dirmeyer James Dixon Jack Doyle Janet Endicott Roger Estep Nancy Evans John Finney William J. Fleck Mary Gibson Norman Gilliam Michael Gorman Gwendolyn Grass Franklin Grow Everett Hall John Hann Barbara Hardin Katie Hamel Barbara Hamilton Bill Harris Joe Harris John Hanaway Robin Hawhee Eileen Hawk Jack Heffner Darlene Helton Richard Henkel Carolyn Higgenbotham Danny Hine James Holt Phyllis Isom David Paul Jones Edward Jordan 41 jr Pamela Jordan Ray Jordan Vernon Justice Paulette Keiser Sue Kemper Shirley Kiser Gary Kitchen Sandra Knight Gloria Kohut Wayne Lawson Barbara Leffler Howard LeMaster Richard Lowder Dwight Massie Paul McDowell Kathryn Mclnerney Robert McKenna Eric Miller Linda Murray Martha Music Connie Mustard Janet Mustard Jack Newsome Mack Newsome Joe Overman James Owens Mark Owens Terry Paridon Diana Payne Thelma Persinger Danny Pettit Suzanne Pittenger Robert Pitts Sharon Plunkett Pat Potter Carolyn Proehl Candy Pyle Joyce Radabaugh Bobby Ramey Tom Reed John Reuter Vincent Sagendorf Mary Sasser John Sautter Karen Schmitt Linda Schmitt Delmar Scowden Helen Sheets Lita Shrader Tommy Smith Timothy Knight Frances Sibole Dennis Simpson Diana Sisley Andrew Slagle Donna Smith Julia Smith John Snodgrass Bryan Spencer Kenneth Spencer Susie Speraw Sharon Steinhaur Clifford Stulley Joyce Sutton Carolyn Tackett Bill Tetrick Charles Thacker Gary Thompson Juanita Thompson Faye Trogdon Michael Urwin Brenda Wallace Ernest Ward Teddy Waugh Charles Williams Carol Yeary 43 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Junior Adams, news reporter; Margaret Scott, vice president; Debbie Fish, secretary; Buzz Bevins, treasurer; Miss Samson, advisor; Todd Sautter, president. Freshmen Doretha Adams Arlie Adams, Jr Tommy Arnett Paul Beech William Bevens William Bice Carolyn Bickers Frances Bigler Norma Blackburn Gail Blaum Billy Bledsoe James Boggs Sue Boggs Larry Boydston Jane Brown Tom Brown James Buckholz Tom Burke Rush Cassady Dorothy Chadwick Michael Christy Donna Clark James Clark Carolyn Claytor Beverly Clovis Eddie Colegrove Sharon Colburn Louise Collins Patricia Collins Melvin Conley Wayne Cook Martha Cottle Joyce Cotton Michael Crabtree Ronnie Crabtree Shana Craumer John Crist Kenny Cuckler Earnest Dardene Allyn Davis Karen Davis Susan Donnelly Bernice Dyke Bob Dyke Delford Ellyson Linda Evans Tampa Evans Debby Fish Cassie Foill Terry Ford Tommy Fosson Edward Freed Robert Garlits Sue Ellen Gary Louis Geneva Ann Gleason Donel Gorman Barbara Hale Barbara Hamilton Carla Hamilton David Hamilton Alice Hanaway Arezona Hardin Nancy Harris Timonthy Harris Helen Higgenbotham Dale Hoff Terrie Hoffman Richard Holthaus John Hortel Larry Howard Ruth Anna Howard Donald R. Hughes Peggy Jackson Emily Sue James Carolyn Jenkins Ruth Jenkins Jane Jones Marilyn Jones Larry Jordan Linda Kemper Jeanne Kershner Daniel E. Kiser Andy Kohler Mark J. Kohler Suzanne Koons Judy Kay Lawson Rita Kay Lightle Eileen Loar Gregory Logan Cathy Long Roberta Lutz Marilyn Lyon Richard Lyons Raymond Mangus Game Massie Joyce Massie Sonia L. Massie Connie Mathews Vivian Mayes Marilyn McCann Joyce McCloy Joe McDade Mary McFarland Barbara McLaughlin Cheryl Mentges Linda Meredith John Montgomery Windle Montgomery Margaret Murray Wilma Murray Lester Neufarth Thomas Newman Richard Newton Linda Nichols Chuck Osborne Myria Owens Richard Payne Ballard Pennington John Pon Emojean Preston Raymond Preston Norma Proehl Diana Rapp Wayne Ratliff Linda Reisinger Donna Rider Shirley Roar Branchie Robertson Mary Lou Robertson Wilma Rose Diann Ross Carol Ruegsegger Thomas Saddler Thomas Sagendorf Karen Sager Clay Sanders Vickie Samson David Hartley Penny Calvert Sandra Sargent Todd Sautter Margaret Scott Marilyn Scribner Mary C. Shannon Fred Shoemaker Delores Short Erna Silcott Anna Smith John Smith Ronnie Smith Sondra Sowers Robert Stephens Katherine Stevens Dianne Stewart Caroll Stulley Evelyn Sutton Pamela Taffe Jerry Tackett Wanda Thacker Marsha Thomas Dallas Trent Donald Trent Nancy Lee Trent Brenda Trickett Brenda Tulloh Nancy Valentine Bryan Van Scoy Richard Vulgamore Blanche Ward Sam Ward Denny Warrix Garry Waugh Larry Weiss Dona Wickline Susan Williams Norman Williams Dale Wiseman Donna Wright Keith Zimmerman 48 49 English Class Social Studies Mathematics Algebra I Plane Geometry Trigonometry Science Physical Education Vocational Section Home Economics Home Ec. I Home Ec. II Home Ec. Ill Future Homemakers of America F. H. A. Yearbook Committee F. H. A. Officers 57 BETTY CROCKER AWARD Cheryl Zonner FHA DEGREES SITTING: Jonie Kiser, Cheryl Zonner, Becky Vallery. STANDING: Galenda Osborne, Doloris Collins. SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE Frances Sibole, Linda Kemper, Jonie Keiser, Becky Vallery. CSI CjJ ROW I: Judy Scott, Nancy Jo Kiblinger, Mary Haldane. ROW II: Ilze Dikis, Nola Tackett, Diane Doyle, Sandy Arnett. ROW III: Mrs. Dawson, Roger Davis, Steve Johnson, Sam Niece, Miss Samson. 1961-62 Members Named after an Ohio governor native to Pike County, the Robert Lucas Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed in the fall of 1960. The constitution was written by a committee of juniors under the supervision of two faculty sponsors, Miss Johanna Samson and Mrs. Edith Dawson, and was approved by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Standards of eligibility are high: members must be in the sixth semester of high school, must have maintained a scholastic average of B plus, must have attended Waverly High School for one year, and must be chosen by a faculty council on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Notwithstanding these high qualifications, twelve seniors were accepted in April of 1961. __£ National Honor Society Members elected for the 1962-1963 year are: Gordon Bevens, president; Kay Oyer, vice-president; Scarlett Williams, secretary; Tom Skinner, treasurer; U-Dean Cisco, news reporter; Rita Copeland; Dace Dikis; Tom McConkey; Edna Montgomery; Evelyn Moxley; Dave Thompson; and Cynthia Beall. 1961-1962 OFFICERS - FIRST ROW: Mary Haldane, news reporter; Sam Niece, president. SECOND ROW: Roger Davis, treasurer; Judy Scott, secretary; Nancy Joe Kiblinger, vice-president. First meeting 61 Activities Among the chief activities of the Honor Society for the 1961-1962 school year were its five-minute Americanism programs every morning, its fund-raising dance, and publishing of the school paper, THE INFORMER. Mary Haldane, Americanism Program Committee Chairman SEATED: Robin Hawhee, Steve Way, Sam Niece, Roger Stouder, Judy Scott, Ilze Dikis, Margaret Scott. STANDING: Branchie Robertson, Bonnie Butler, Steve Oyer, Terry Armentrout, Chuck Osborne, Todd Sautter, John Call, Mr. Caldwell, Larry Robertson, Marge Durbin, Paulette Keiser. The Student Council Question, answer, motion, debate, vote: these are the principles upon which a free government is based. At the Student Council meetings these principles took shape. These principles were not only confined in the Student Council meeting room, for the rest of the student body participated in them when they selected their representatives to the Student Council. The Student Council plans many activities throughout the year. Among the many activities this year was the Homecoming Dance and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, the Teachers' Appreciation program, the movies for entertainment, and other similar programs. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS We appreciate our teachers. Girls' State representatives left to right; Mary Haldane, Judy Scott, and Nancy Joe Kiblinger. Buckeye State Boys' and Girls' State, held annually at Capital University, is an experience in self government for the many delegates attending from all over Ohio. Boys' State representative: Sam Niece. Student Council Workshop In order to acquire more knowledge in the field of student representation several members of the Student Council attend workshop held annually at various universities. Left to right; Roger Stouder, Sam Niece, Judy Scott. 64 Library Club Don Cooke, Scarlette Williams, Gary Thompson, Ruth Jenkins, Barry Cochran, Elizabeth Latham, Mary Bauer, Tony Davena, Janie Campbell. Susie Speraw, Donna Smith, Mrs. Buchanan, Bill James, Margaret Scott, Fred Shoemaker, Judy Haynes, Ann Gleason, Frances Roark. President: Judy Haynes, vice president: Tony Devana, historian: Ann Gleason, secretary-treasurer: Scarlette Williams. The Waverly High School Library Club was formed in January, 1961. Since that time great progress has been made in the club and administration. The Club consists of 23 active participants who work before and after school and during study hall periods. Members must maintain a C+ grade average to remain active. The purpose of the club is to assist in developing a keener interest in library functions, to give school and community service, and to develop better habits. 65 ROW I: U-Dean Cisco, Shana Craumer, Sharon Frey, Carolyn Tackett, Suzanne Koons, Cheryl Zonner, Diane Doyle, Lita Lou Shrader, Joyce Cotton. ROW II; Ilze Dikis, Susan Pittenger, Sandra Knight, Linda Schmitt, Ruth Jenkins, Karen Schmitt, Mary Haldane, Judy Scott, Roger Davis, Brenda Arnett. ROW III: Cynthia Beall, Gwendolyn Grass, Buzzy Bevens, John Call, Ed Jordon, Sam Niece. ROW IV: Dace Dikis, Scarlett Williams, Donald Brownfield, Medka Thompson, Dick Holthouse, Louis Geneva, Bill Deerfield, Don Cook, Martin Dikis. ROW V: Jack Doyle, Tod Sautter, Steve Johnson, John Pittenger, Dave Henry, Tom McConkey, Gordon Bevens, Tom Skinner. Portsmouth Scholarship Finished! STATE WINNERS John Foster (American History) 3rd in state regardless of classification Judy Scott (English XII) 3rd in state regardless of classification Dace Dikis (English XI) 7th in state regardless of classification Ilze Dikis (Social Studies) 13th in state in Division I HONORABLE MENTION IN DIVISION 1 Lita Lou Shrader (English X) Gwendolyn Grass (English X) Scarlett Williams (American History) Martin Dikis (World History) Marcia Thomas (Biology) Sam Niece (Physics) OHIO HISTORY TEST ROW ONE: Sam Kinker, Jim Bolt, W. H. A cord, Mike Courtright, Larry Robertson, Tom Paridon, Richard Chemas. ROW TWO: John Foster, Dave Henry, Terry Drennen, Barry Cochran, Reed Walters, Roger Stouder, Vincent Patterson, and John Pittenger. SCIENCE FAIR ROW ONE: Karen Sager, Blanche Ward, Norman Williams, Dick Holt-haus, Louis Geneva, Jack Doyle, Sam Niece, Tom Paridon, Mike Courtright. ROW TWO: Sonja Massey, Brenda Tulloh, Jane Jones, Nancy Kiblinger, Vincent Patterson, Roger Stouder, Gloria Kohut, Steve Johnson. NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: Sandy Arnett, Erma Maloy, Nola Tackett. JOHN NOBLE On October 13, John Noble, author of the books 1 WAS A SLAVE IN RUSSIA and I FOUND GOD IN SOVIET RUSSIA told the student body of his having been trapped in Germany during World War II and arrested by the Soviets in 1945. Deported to the dreaded Soviet Arctic slave camps, Mr. Noble spent nine and one half years in brutal, satanic present-day Soviet Slavery. Mr. Noble, one of the few American citizens ever to see the true and undisguised face of Communism in Russia, warned the students to keep their country strong. Mr. Noble’s informative talk was one of the factors that helped to interest the Honor Society in conducting morning Americanism programs. MAGAZINE SALES Once again the Senior Class of Waverly High School sold magazine subscriptions in order to make money for the the class trip to Washington D.C. This year’s class broke all previous records with an all time high in the amount of subscriptions sold. The leaders in this sale were Larry Robertson, Katie Roe, and Barbara Russell. Brain vs. Brawn I’m confident! Each year the Political Science Club of Capital University conducts a program in some form of political representation. This year, 1962, the club held a Mock Congress. Each student who was chosen to attend was given a position as a secretary, page, lobbyist, representative, senator, or governor. The Mock Congress was held on March 31. The activities lasted for the entire day. The highlight of the Congress was the speech given by Senator Miller of Iowa. Mock Congress ROW ONE: Rep., Cynthia Beall; Sen., Sam Niece; Rep., Tom Paridon; Rep., John Pittenger; Sen., Roger Davis; Gov., Ilze Dikis; Rep., Roger Strou-der. ROW TWO; Cheryl Zonner, sec.; Eugene Hatfield, page, ; Sharon Roe, sec.; Steve Johnson, lobbyist; Sen. Susan Laymaster; Rep. Nancy Kiblinger; Sen. Mary Haldane; Rep. Diane Doyle. ROW THREE: Norma Law-son, reporter; Rep. Terry Drennen; Sharon Frey, sec.; Donna Massey, reporter; Elaine Redman, lobbyist; Nola Tackett, sec.; Blanche Stulley, page. ADVISORS: Mr. Caldwell and Mr. Roberts. Tired feet. Pondering the Issue. Delegates. 69 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Co-editors Cynthia Beall and Ilze Dikis Yearbook Staff Soon after the beginning of the new school year the co-editors chose the yearbook cover and began to lay out the rough draft. The copy was written and rewritten. The advertising staff sold ads in and around Waverly. The art staff began to plan the division pages and the two business managers held tag days to sell the yearbook. By the last of December the yearbook had taken definite form; in fact, a third of it was completed. Working steadily day in and day out, the staff produced the 1962 yearbook, The Novel. SEATED, left to right: Terry McCoy, Ilze Dikis, Cynthia Beall, Advisor Miss Lowe, David Henry. STANDING: Larry Robertson, Mary Haldane, Susan Laymaster, Sharon Roe, Roger Davis, Roger Stouder, Will Acord, Mike Courtright, Terry Drennen, Nancy Kiblinger, Vincent Patterson, John Pittenger, Tom Paridon, Reed Walters. il ROW I: Kenny Stevenson, Ronnie Mullins, Oscar Robinson, Mike Owens, Sammy Kinker, Dave Thompson. ROW II: Vincent Patterson, Bob McKenna, Jack Doyle, Mark Owens, Jim Bolt, Steve Way, Joe Anderson, Tom Skinner, Dave Hall, Tom Paridon, Reed Walters, John Sautter. ROW III: Richard Vulgamore, Ed Jordon, Chuck Osborn, Jim Owens, Bill Bice, Todd Sautter, Steve Oyer, Bill Fleck, Junior Adams, Ray Mangus, John Reutter. ROW IV: Earnest Dardene, Mike Gorman, Dave Hartley, John Foster, Branche Robertson, Don Gorman, Dick Holthaus, Gary Waugh, Louis Geneva, Larry Jordon, Roger Stouder, Coach Hawhee. ROW V: Coach Pobst, Tim Knight, Terry McCoy, Larry Robertson, Larry Oyer, Mike Carrier, Richard Chemas, Dennis Miller, Dave Henry, Eric Miller, Terry Armentrout, Terry Paridon. The 1961 fighting Tigers of Waverly are proud of another tremendous grid season. The Tigers have brought the championship back to Waverly after only a year's absence, the last championship being in 1959. Led by two great coaches, Coach Hawhee and Coach Pobst, the Tigers lost only one conference game and one non-conference game. With the team's losing only eight graduating seniors, the chances for a repeat in 1962 are bright. 72 VARSITY SCHEDULE New Boston Northwest Portsmouth East Portsmouth West Minford (Homecoming) Notre Dame Lucasville Valley Piketon Wheelersburg (Dad's Night) Jackson WE 32 27 36 6 56 14 50 56 56 8 THEY 14 September 8 September 15 September 22 September 29 October 6 October 13 October 20 October 26 November 3 November 10 Football •A Above: Dave Hall, Dave Henry, Terry McCoy, Tom Paridon. Left: Butch Patterson, Larry Robertson. Right: Co-captain Larry Robertson and Co-captain Reed Walters. Below: Reed Walters, Mike Carrier, Jim Bolt, Joe Anderson. Team Above: Richard Chemas, Tim Knight, Dennis Miller, Larry Oyer. Left: Coach Pobst and Coach Hawhee. Right: Steve Oyer, Mike Owens. Below: Oscar Robinson, Todd Sautter, Tom Skinner, Steve Way. 76 Homecoming Queen NANCY JOE KIBLINGER Homecoming Court SITTING: Paulette Keiser, sophomore; Jonie Keiser, senior. STANDING: Starr Hawhee, junior; Margaret Scott, freshman. OUR QUEEN NANCY JOE During the intermission of the Homecoming football game, the cocaptains of our victorious football team, Reed Hugh Walters and Larry Robertson, crowned Nancy Joe Kiblinger as this year's Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Dale Hine. Homecoming Starr and Kenny Paulette and Dwight Jonie and John Queen Nancy Joe Jonie Queen and Court n Margaret and Tom Coffee break? An Interest in the game? Left to right: Steve Oyer, Todd Sautter, Dale Hine, John Brown, Richard Chemas, Mike Carrier, Oscar Robinson, Dennis Miller, Steve Way, Manager, Ronnie Mullins, Basketball KNEELING: Mark Owens, Tommy Arnett, Louis Geneva, Junior Adams, Dick Holthaus. STANDING: Gregg Barch, Eric Miller, Jim Owens, Chuck Osborne, Richard Vulgamore, Raymond Man-gus. VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS Co-captains Steve Oyer and Oscar Robinson, who are juniors this year, led our basketball team to victory in the Raidiger Tournaments. This was their greatest achievement of the year. Varsity Cheerleaders ROW I: Jonie Keiser, Nancy Joe Kiblinger, Sandy Arnett. ROW II: Becky Vallery, Starr Hawhee, Reeda Robertson. Reserve Cheerleaders ROW I: Candy Pyle, Sharon Plunkett. Robin Hawhee, Patsy Crabtree, Paulette Keiser, Janet Endicott. 82 INTERMURAL BASEBALL TRACK ROW ONE: Dale Hine, Vincent Patterson, Mike Carrier, Scottie Beech, Easy Oyer, Richard Chemas, Larry Robertson. ROW TWO: Oscar Robinson, Mark Owens, Bob McKenna, John Brown, Larry Oyer, Roger Stouder, Steve Way, Reed Walters, Eugene Hatfield. SOC Awards ALL STAR SOC FOOTBALL Easy Oyer, offensive half; Steve Way, offensive half; Oscar Robinson, offensive quarterback; Dennis Miller, defensive end; Larry Robertson, Richard Chemas, lineman of year. Appointing the new captains. Dave Henry, Larry Oyer, Tom Skinner, Reed Walters, Vincent Patterson, Jim Bolt, Mike Carrier, Mike Owens. Reed and Larry make farewell speeches. OWSIC 85 The Waverly High Concert Band % 0 A The Waverly High Trombone Trio ranked first in state. Bill Tetrick Mickey Stahler Mickey Stahler, bass soloist, ranked second in state. Bob Garlits Barbara Russell, piano soloist, ranked third in state. 87 GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Sandy Arnett, Suzanne Pittenger, Jonie Keiser, Susan Koons, Susan Speraw, Margaret Scott, Mary Ellen Cormany, Martha Music, and Margie Durbin. BOYS’ ENSEMBLE Bill Tetrick, Mickey Stahler, Lee Don-elly, Edgar Stanley, Tim Harris, John Call, Norman Williams, Buzzy Bevens, Paul Vulgamore. ■ MAJORETTES Sharon Rowe, Laney Cooper, Mary Lou Sasser, Margaret Scott, Karen Schmitt, Donna Smith, Jean Crain, Diane Doyle. Music Theory Class The Senior Quartet Here's that blonde that I . . . Room check, everyone in bed! It’s not WARM enough? John and Sam Aren't they beautiful? Waverly invades the Capital. 90 SI Senior Year Climax Lover Boy 92 FAIR EXCHANGE The senior class play, Fair Exchange, was written by Kurtz Gordon. The humorous plot is built around the fair exchange of an Ohio honor student for a New York honor student. The swapped young men are to escort the young miss honor students to the schools' proms. However the plan creates havoc, headache, and hilarity instead of the romantic fairy-story ending anticipated by flighty and gushy Appleeyed Agnes, the teacher who arranged the trade. Troubles reign supreme for a time, but the situation is saved by the timely interference of the two holy terrors, Diana and Carol, who discover the real identity of Ched, the debonair imposter. Fair Exchange” was under the direction of Miss Janive Lowe. Netted! The Harem Dear Worry Prompters.......................SANDY ARNETT, FRANCES ROARK Director - JANIVE LOWE Business Manager-------------— - —------------- MIKE SADDLER Stage Manager -- - LARRY ROBERTSON And as I was saying. I Feel faint? All right, you guys. f------------------------- CAST Began With Play Prologue------- Diana Wilson - -Helen Wilson - ■ Carol Stellar - -Agnes Franklin -Peggy Wilson - ■ Ginny Martin - ■ Steve Haviland ■ Larry Munger - ■ Kay McCarthy -Wendy Rheal - - Bob Jones------ Dean Doyl------ Hal Valli------ Stella Woolsey -Ched Armstrong Kirk Wilson - - Sgt. Beggs----- Radio Voice - - ----SHARON ROE -NANCY KIBLINGER SUSAN LAYMASTER ----EDITH CHASE - - CHERYL ZONNER ----JUDY SCOTT -BLANCHE STULLEY ----TOM PARIDON ........SAM NIECE ----JONIE KEISER - - MARY HALDANE ----WILL ACORD ----BILLWEINRICH - LARRY ROBERTSON ----LANEY COOPER ----REED WALTERS - JOHN PITTENGER - - TERRY DRENNEN - STEVE JOHNSON Mardi Gras Was the The happy foursome. Our lovely prom setting. Becky and Chuck and Galenda and Larry Theme of Our Prom Washington in the 96 Washington debutantes. Spring Was Beautiful . .. Lincoln Memorial. Camera Fiends. Our Brave Chaperones. 97 Top 10% of Seniors ROW ONE: Nola Tackett, Sam Niece, Roger Davis, Ilze Dikis, Sandra Arnett. ROW TWO: Nancy Kiblinger, Diane Doyle, Mary Bea Haldane, Judith Scott, Cynthia Beall, Steve Johnson, Erma Maloy. Finally the Hard- For the first time since 1928 Waverly High School had more than one valedictorian. This year the valedictorians were Judith L. Scott and William S. Niece who had near perfect averages. They have won many high honors, have been class officers and officers of the student council, and have participated in many extracurricular activities. The entire school, especially the senior class, has been proud of them all four years. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES May 24. 1962 8:00 P.M. Waverly High School Auditorium PROCESSIONAL -- - - - - High School Concert Band INVOCATION - -- -- -- -- - — - - Rev. Eugene Brown SLEEPERS 'WAKE, from Cantata 140 - J. S. Bach - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -Band ADDRESS OF WELCOME - - — - -- -- -- - — - ..... Mary Bea Haldane PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT..................................................Roger W. Davis BRIGHTON BEACH CONCERT MARCH - William P. Latham..................................................Band REMARKS - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Q' Way ADDRESS - BLUEPRINTS FOR TOMORROW .......................................Dr. Tennyson Guyer GLORY OF THE TRUMPETS MARCH - J. O. Brockenshire..................................................Band PRESENTATION OF AWARDS......................................................................Frank Shelby PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.............................................................John R. Teichert VALEDICTORY - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- william S. Niece VALEDICTORY - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Judith Lynn Scott BENEDICTION - — - -- -- - — -------- — - — ------... — .......... rcv. Eugene Brown AULD LANG SYNE Won Diploma. Salutatorian Mary Bea Haldane is an outstanding student who finished her high school career with an average slightly below those of Sam and Judy. Mary has been active in many extracurricular activities and has done extensive work on the yearbook. The Empty Hall The hall is empty now. It stands, long and lonely, for some of those who have left it will never return. They have gone to take their appointed places in the never-ending procession of life. Without them, the hall will never be the same. Yet it seems to be awaiting those who are yet to enter Waverly High School, a gateway to higher education and a stepping stone to guide the footsteps of those who seek an education and a richer life. m 101 HERFF JONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Class Jewelry Graduation Announcements Medals . . . Trophies Scholastic Awards Representative JERRY E. ELMORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 New and Used Cars - Trucks Since 1914 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Waverly Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1962 VALLERY HARDWARE EVERYTHING Waverly, Ohio Compliments of PIKE NATURAL GAS COMPANY 105 East Second Street Waverly, Ohio Phone 526 C ong r atulati on s to the Class of 1962 -----•----- JAMESON DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE McCONKEY'S AUTO PARTS Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Phone 266 Compliments of HUGHES BARBER SHOP Waverly, Ohio Russ Pyle Waverly, Ohio — [_ PHONi 40 1 (ationwide Mwtwol Intwronc Co. l|t Mwtwol Fir Intwronc Co. lif Intwronc Co. O. R. HENRY CO. Wholesale Distributors Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Serving Southeastern Ohio Jackson, Ohio Est. 1919 Phone - 3 Waverly, Ohio WAVERLY FEED GRAIN CO. South Market St. and N W RRy. Purina Chows, Chicks Spurin ?! Seeds, and Farm Service Dealers in Grain 880 PAY N SAVE LUMBER CO. Piketon, Ohio WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES America's Finest Mobile Homes New and Used US Hwy. 23 Phone 95 0 Waverly, Ohio Compliments of BERILS BAR AND GRILL Piketon, Ohio Congratulations Class of 1962 KASUAL SHOP The Welshes Market Street Waverly, Ohio Phone - 396-R GRADY - GLASS Auto Glass Replaced Mirrors and Furniture Tops 54 W. Water St. Chillicothe, Ohio Phone - PRospect 3-2261 KEPPLER LUMBER CO. Phone 4800 Complete Line Building Supplies Beaver, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 JOHNSON GAS COMPANY 111E. Emmitt Avenue Phone 92-R Waverly Ohio ADAMS DRY CLEANERS 113 South Market Phone 422 Pick Up and Delivery Waverly Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 NELSON SUNOCO Phone 956-R Waverly Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 CHARMETTE BEAUTY SALON Waverly, Ohio JOHN A. FISH AGENCY 108 W. Second Street Telephones: Waverly, Ohio Bus. 250 - Res. 318 The Agency for INSURANCE With P.S. Personal Service HOWE COMPANY FUNERAL HOME Piketon, Ohio Ambulance Service Phone 2411 LORBACH INSURANCE AGENCY Do Vi u.wukk. Agent General Insurance 207 North Market Street Waverlx. Ohio Phone 154 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 WAVERLY STATE BANK WAY’S FOOD MARKET The Friendly Bank The Complete Food Store Waverly, Ohio Waverly - Phone 39 - Ohio Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation At Stewarts University Fashion Clothes PIKE CHEVROLET, INC. Sales and Service For Men and Young Men You'll Go Far, With an O. K. Used Car STEWARTS Used O. K. Trucks - Used O. K. Cars 37 N. Paint Chillicothe, Ohio Phone 525 West Emmitt Avenue Waverly, Ohio Compliments of the Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Backed by Half a Century of Service in Pike County Member of Federal HAMMERSTEIN Depository Insurance Corporation COMPANY, INC. Waverly, Ohio. Beaver, Ohio Compliments of Your Friendly Jewelry Store CARR'S JEWELRY 811 Gallia Street Portsmouth Ohio GEMPERLINE FURNITURE COMPANY 612 Second Street Portsmouth, Ohio Six Floors of Fine Furniture PORTSMOUTH BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. 300 1 Scioto Trail Portsmouth, Ohio Telephone EL 3-6580 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 FOSTER'S GULF STATION Waverly, Ohio HENN HENN JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS Established 1876 76 E Main St. Chillicothe, Ohio PRospect 4-4376 LIBERTY CAB COMPANY 203 W. Emmitt Ave. Phone 184 Waverly Ohio Furnishing Homes Since 1913 SAMUEL LEVI CO. Furniture 840-844 Gallia St. Portsmouth, Ohio JE ®Jj FARM BUREAU ifTto COOPERATIVES WAVERLY SERVICE CENTER SOHIO Products Prop. , WARREN SWINNING Automobile Repairing Phone 514 Waverly, Ohio KOBACKER'S Portsmouth's Leading Value Store Congratulations to the Class of 1962 John Deere Quality Farm Equipment SCHMITT IMPLEMENT COMPANY West Emmitt Avenue Waverly, Ohio HERMANN'S SHOE STORE WM. HODGE HERMANN Chillicothe, Ohio Metal Trim - Tile - Blinds J. W. STIR CO. Floor and Wall Covering 516 Second Street Portsmouth, Ohio Phone EL 3-2105 WOLFF Clothes for Men and Boys Portsmouth, Ohio Compliments of THE GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY 63-73 East Main Street Chillicothe Ohio HELMAN'S FLOWER SHOP AND INSURANCE Phone 61 and 60 303 Market Street Waverly Ohio 108 Pike County Officials County Agricultural Agent-------------— County Auditor ------- County Clerk--------------------------- Common Pleas Judge - -- -- -- -- -- -County Commissioner ------------ County Commissioner - -- -- -- -- -- -County Commissioner - -- -- -- -- -- -County Coroner - -- -- -- -- -- -- --County Court Judge - -- -- -- -- -- --County Engineer — -County Welfare Director - -- -- -- -- -Probate Judge - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Prosecuting Attorney - -- -- -- -- -- -Health Commissioner ------------ Recorder -- - - Sheriff - -- -- -- - — - -- -- -- --State Representative - -- -- -- -- -- -Superintendent of Schools - -- -- -- -- -Veterans Service Officer - -- -- -- -- - Treasurer - - ---------- Sec. of Industrial Reconstruction Committee - - R. O. McFERREN W. M. COOL - FOREST E. ROBERTS - - - EARL D. PARKER - - - WALTER HENRY ........NEAL WALLS .......EDDIE WEST • ......PAUL JONES GEORGE O. PACHUTA ----W. L. SHERIDAN - NELSON E. SMITH ----- WILL H. ACORD ■ JAMES M. DRENNEN - DANIEL G. CAUDY - - - OTTIE V. RENO - - - - JESSE FOSTER - - - - WRAY BEVENS .........J. E. WAY • - ROBERT C. CUTLIP - HOMER L. SCAGGS - - RONALD P. HENRY The Waverly Service Club Representing A Progressive American City Waverly, Ohio OFFICERS President Vice President - B. E. BOTKIN Secretary-Treasurer H. I. LAMPHIER W. H. ACORD R. A. MALRICK WILLIAM ARMSTRONG h. a. mcclellan J. R. ARNDT W. C. McCLUGGAGE RICHARD D. BALLARD W. F. NEFF A. H. BOYER ROBERT NEFF HAROLD BROWN CARL NETHERS JOHN CALDWELL GEORGE D. NYE A. H. CLARY THOMAS J. PARIDON W. M. COOL G. H. REYNOLDS W. M. CORNETT W. H. RUESE D. E. CROUSE DR. A. M. SHRADER R. E. DAILY G. D. SMITH J. A. FISH FRANK SNODGRASS FRED L. FOILL LARRY STEVENS H. A. FORD G. J. STOLL JOHN S. FOSTER W. H. TAYLOR W. C. FOSTER J. R. TEICHERT H. C. HELMAN J. E. THOMPSON R. A. HOLTHAUS H. T. VALLERY J. E. JONES L. P. VALLERY DR. P. H. JONES R. C. VALLERY DR. D. A. KUHN DON VULGAMORE L. W. LORBACH A. H. WERNECKE 109 See Us First for the Finest in Band Instruments Pay or Rent as Low as $1.25 Weekly New Spinet Pianos as Low as $395.00 $25.00 Down and $4.00 Weekly Jackson, Portsmouth, Chillicothe Congratulations to the Future Leaders of Our Great and Beautiful Land. May You Always Go FORWARD With Success and Pleasure!! It Will Be a Compliment for Us to Be Able to Serve You KNISLEY'S PURE SERVICE STATION VALLEY TRAILER SALES, INC. South Emmitt Ave. David St. - Just Off Rt. 23 Firebird Gasolines, Royal Welcome Adjacent to Knisley's Pure Sta. Service - Open 24 Hours Daily Southern Ohio's Most Complete No Favor too Great to Ask Selection of Camping and Travel Phone 412-W Trailers - Sales and Rentals J. MAX KNISLEY, Owner Phone 412-W or 803 YOUR Traveling PLEASURE Is Our Business. J MAX KNISLEY� Treas er Congratulations to Class of 1962 LARK Sales and Service First With the Most for the Least Waverly, Ohio BOATS SOUTH SHORE MARINA We Sell Fun Johnson Motor Sales and Service WAVERLY SERVICE CENTER SOHIO Products Prop. , WARREN SWINNING RONALD P. HENRY, ASSOCIATES Engineers - Surveyors Automobile Repairing Phone 514 Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio KLINKER'S BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Paints, Varnish, Builders’ Hardware Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 Mill Work, Window Glass, Lumber CHARMETTE BEAUTY SALON Aluminum Awnings, Storm Doors, Windows Gold Seal Asphalt and Linoleum Tile 110 Seventh Street Phone - 284 Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio LESS'S TV AND RADIO Beacon Cable System 211 W. Third St. Waverly, Ohio Phone - 168-R Congratulations to the Class of 1962 John Deere Quality Farm Equipment SCHMITT IMPLEMENT COMPANY West Emmitt Avenue Waverly, Ohio Compliments of KOZY KITCHEN THE WAVERLY BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY 70 Years of Service to the Community Waverly Ohio Waverly, Ohio LIBERTY CAB COMPANY 203 W . Emmitt Ave . Phone 184 Waverly Ohio Compliments of TREBER'S GROCERY Waverly Ohio W. W. SPERAW'S LITTLE ACORN INSURANCE AGENCY If You Want Protection According to Plan, See Your Little Acorn Insurance Man. JL FARM BUREAU IwTl COOPERATIVES Phone 545 - Clouth St. - Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Phone 27 or 277 Compliments of THE DAIRY QUEEN Compliments of Route 23 South Waverly Ohio RITZ QUALITY CLEANERS WAVERLY PASTRY SHOP JUDY'S BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 305 N. Market St. Phone 879 Phone 79 226 E . Emmett Ave . Waverly Ohio Congratulations to Class of '62 THE RELIANCE FINANCE CO. 101 West Second St. Service - Dignified - Confidential Congratulations to Class of 1962 SCHACHNES DEPARTMENT STORE Chillicothe Ohio H. W. CRUIT Chillicothe, Ohio Good Furniture at Low Cost 1881 ARMBRUSTER AND ARMBRUSTER Waverly, Ohio Plum bing, He ating and Sheet Metal Work If We Don't Have It, It Will Be Hard to Find 1962 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 COLE MUSIC COMPANY CONN Instruments and Organs KIMBALL Pianos Sheet Music, Records, and Supplies East Second Street Waverly, Ohio CLUB The Sadlers Phone oOO Waverlv. Ohio BOB LITTER FUEL AND HEATING CO., INC. 524 Eastern Avenue Chillicothe, Ohio Ford Ave, , Waverly, Ohio Compliments of TOTS-TO-TEENS 11 East Main St. Chillicothe, Ohio KALFS LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. There's No Place Like Home When It's Yours 198-210 Emmitt Avenue Waverly, Ohio Phone 81 ARROWOOD JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Watches - Jewelry Fostoria Crystal 122 N. Market St. Waverly, Ohio HERMANN'S SHOE STORE Compliments of WM. HODGE HERMANN GEORGE STOLL Chillicothe, Ohio Your Nationwide Ins. Agent Compliments of REMY'S USED CARS 110 Victory Drive WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Where You Expect More for Your Money --- AND GET IT? Waverly Ohio ERRIS RUCKER, Owner Waverly Ohio JEAN WAY Compliments of SCHOOL OF DANCING CERTIFIED SERVICE STATION 110 Third Street Waverly, Ohio Best Wishes Route 23 Waverly, Ohio STREITENBERGER'S GARAGE Automotive Parts and Services , Compliments of Machine Work MANGUS MARATHON 3 14 Emmitt Ave . Waverly Lmmitt Ave. Waverly Congratulations to the Class of 1962 1380 WPKO GLOVER’S MARATHON Pike County's Only Daily News Service Route 23 Waverly, Ohio The Voice of Ohio's Atomic Area Waverly, Ohio Rt. 104 CRABTREE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Heating - Air Conditioning - Plumbing B B LOAN AND JEWELRY CO. Roofing - Siding - Spouting 103 W. North Street Waverly, Ohio Phone 204-W 837 Gallia Portsmouth, Ohio Watches - Diamonds - Luggage CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING COMPANY 86 North Walnut St. Prospect 4 V Portsmouth's Oldest and Largest Department Store WHITE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING S. J. WILKINS Chillicothe, Ohio CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1962 . . .best wishes and continued success! ATLAS FASHIONS Feminine Clothes from Head to Toes Portsmouth, Ohio Compliments of SMITH SHOE STORE 105 Market St. Waverly Ohio CHRIS B. DAWSON Realtor and Auctioneer High Street Coin-Operated Laundry and Dry Cleaning J. C. McGUIRE REALTOR Waverly State Bank Building Phone 418 Waverly, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1962 RALPH LEGLER TAILER 1105 Gallialeger St. Portsmouth Ohio Compliments of TURKEY SHOPPE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF PORTSMOUTH 2415 Scioto Trail Portsmouth, Ohio Telephone: ELmwood 3-3126 WILLIAMS BROTHERS ASHLAND SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 1962 FREY'S GROCERY 3 18 W . Emmitt Waverly Bridge St. Waverly Compliments of THE UNION BARBER SHOP High St. Waverly Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 W. M. COOL, Realtor Phone 149 Waverly, Ohio LITTLE ACORN INS. AGENCY W. W. SPERAW Clough St. Waverly Compliments of MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP 408 S. Lock St. Waverly Compliments of BOTKIN FUNERAL HOME Waverly Ohio BOYER’S FUNERAL HOME 125 W . Second St. Waverly, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY M. N. BILLINGS COMPANY 80 East Main Street 63-73 East Main Street and Central Center Chillicothe Ohio Chillicothe Ohio STIFFLER STORES, INC. Compliments of WAVERLY FURNITURE COMPANY Operating 12 Busy-Stores in Southern Ohio K. M. VANCE, Prop. Furniture - Appliances - Bot-L Gas Phone 23 Waverly, Ohio COOPER'S STORE Compliments of Piketon, Ohio TRAINER JEWELERS Serving Pike Counties 120 North Market Street Since 1895 Waverly, Ohio SLOAN DRUGS Congratulations to the Drugs, Prescriptions, Fountain Class of 1962 School Supplies Butler Shopping Center Waverly, Ohio Chillicothe Ohio PATRONS KOPY KAT MR. AND MRS. JOHN BAYHAM E. H. RUSSELL GLASS COMPANY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PITTENGER MR. AND MRS. A. H. WERNECKE MR. AND MRS. CARLOS MUSIC DORIS RUTTER MR. AND MRS. NEAL TACKETT NAN AND RONNIE MR. AND MRS. H. M. McINERNEY CHARLES DEAN IRENE SOUDERS MR. AND MRS. WILLIS W. SOUTHERN BILL VALLERY HALLIE WARE MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BUCHANAN BERNARD MAPLE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. SMITH MR. AND MRS. MAX RUSSELL KASUAL SHOP AVANELLE SHRADER MR. AND MRS. REED ROBERTSON ANONYMOUS L. P. VALLERY FRANK SNODGRASS KARYN AND BARRY FRANCIS, NAOMI. AND PAM HOFFMAN KAREN AND BUTCH ADAMS' CLEANERS HERBERT NUTT McCONKEY'S AUTO PARTS MR. AND MRS. 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