Waverly High School - Wave Yearbook (Waverly, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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The Annual Staff of 1951-52 invites you to venture with us through the following pages. May your enjoyment in reading our annual equal ours in printing it for you. 3 Content ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS WAVERLY DRUGS Phone 23 Waverly, Illinois Compliments of DEATHERAGE AND HART GRO. Herschel Speeny I ,La 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard L. Rakes, Member, Frederick M. Points, President, Wilson M. Smith, Secretary, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Frederick Schramm, Member, Clyde Mieher, Member, Albert Wilcox, Memburg James R, Dunseth, Member, - ADM! I TRATIO RITTER SERVICE STATION Mobilgas - Mobiloil - Stabb Batteries Phone 71 Rit Rabbit Waverly, III. 5 ALMIRA HUNT Secretary Jug, 1 Q- ia- 'has I i l f ' 2 V! JAMES HANDY B, S, , Agriculture ROBERT LAWTON B,A, Alg,, Math., Physics MARION THARP ,B,, B,D,, Eng. , World History W s rrvnrv-was-I free vw-is f1fmmff1ssp.,.,,,51p E' Rs. 'S ' Eva QU 1 A r sifgav- 'A' K' Pi , L A ' 'AAA sr' E f if F K LUCILLE HAGEMAN x GOLDIE PITNEY CHARLENE HOBBIE A,B,, M,A,, History, B,S,, Commerce B.S., Physical Education Chorus, Economics GERALD R. BROWN A. B. . M. A. . Superintendent FAC LTY N L LAWRENCE E. LAUGHARN B, E. , Assistant Principal Industrial Arts EDITH ROBINSON Chem.. Geom. JAMES CONLEE B. A. Band ANN LOGAN B.S. Home Economics B, Sc. M.S. Gen. Sc.. CARROL LOWE A.B, , M. A. , Coach Biology ' 5 1 MARGARET TREAT B.E, English, Typing John Sexton .... President - Robert Staton, . .Vice President Dona Chapman . .Secretary 8: Treasurer SENIUR Compliments of CLEMENTS CAFE Home Cooked Meals Waverly, Illinois 4 l Aggie-1 91 O JOHN SEXTON President Shopg Baseballg Football: Basketballg Operetta 4g Boys' Stateg Class Sec. 8L Treas. Ig Student Council, Pres. 4. ROBERT STATON Vice-President Shopg W-Clubg Baseballg Footballg Basketball: Wave Staff 23 Shop President. DONNA CHAPMAN Secretary-Treasurer F. H. A.: G. A. A. 1 Chorusg Library: Wave Staffg Junior Playg F, H. A, Secretaryg Operetta I, 3,4g Newspaper Staff Queen Candidate I, HAROLD ALLEN Shop: Junior Playg Freshman Playg Wave Staff I,4g Shop Sec. 8a Treas.p Teen Town President. GERALD BROWN F.F. A.. Bandg Track: Footballg Basketballg W-Letter Club. RAYMOND CLARK Shopg Library. PATTI DAVIS F, H. A.: G, A, A,g Chorusg Operetta 3: Wave staff 4g Drum Majorette 4. EDWARD DORSEY Shop. Congratulations to Class of 1952 JOHN ROMANG Radio and Electric Store Phone 247 Waverly, Ill. 8 Senior VERNA DORWART F. H. A. : G,A. A.: Chorus: Operetta 3,4: Freshman Play: Newspaper Staff: Wave Staff I,3,4: Class President 3: G. A. A. Publicity Chairman. RAYMOND DUEWER F. F. A.: Chorus: Operetta 4. DONNA FITZPATRICK F. H. A.: G. A. A.: Chorus: Girls' State: Operetta 3, 4: G,A. A, Sec. 8: Treas. LADORA FUNDERBURK F. H. A.: G. A. A. : Chorus: Operetta 3: Newspaper Staff. AUDREY GIBSON F. H. A.: G. A. A.: Chorus: Operetta 3: Junior Play: F.H. A Queen 3: Majorelte 4: Newspaper Staff: Asst. Wave Editor Homecoming Queen 4. CECELIA HERMES F, H, A.: G. A. A.: Chorus: Operetta 3, NAOMI HOLLOWAY F. H. A.: G. A. A.: Chorus: Junior Play: Operetia 3,4. EUNICE LADAGE F,H. A.: G. A. A.: Chorus: Operetta 3: Newspaper sraff, Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 RUBLE CHEVROLET COMPANY 9 3 NL Who- Wm i .jr'g,f.,, :ESQ W'-ww sw' 'il' if ' f'Y1W3i'Sx if ., A r enior EVERETT MARSHALL Shop: Chorus: Operetta l. DONALD MAYES Shop: Track: Baseball: Football: Basketball: Iunior Play. VIRGIL MCMAHAN Shop: Band: Chorus: Operetta 4: Boys' State: Junior Play: Wave Editor: Cheerleader 4: Shop Reporter: Newspaper Editor: Class Reporter l,3. BETTY MIEHER F. H. A.: G.A. A.: Chorus: Junior Play: Operetta 3, 4: Wave Staff 2, 4: Student Council 2: Class Sec. gc Treas. 3. WAYNE MINER Shop: Basketball: King Candidate 4: Class President I: I Class Vice-President 2. RUSSELL MORRIS Shop-W-Club: Baseball: Football: Basketball: Junior Play Boys' State: Wave Staff 4: Freshman Play: King Candi- date 2: Class Vice President 3. DONALD PITCHFORD Shop: Library: Football: W-Club. WILLIAM ROACH Shop: Baseball. Compliments of POINTS BROS. GROCERY Laura, Eva, I-Iarold, Bernadine, Leonard 10 L- enior JUNE ROULAND F. H. A. : G.A. A. : Chorus: Operetta 3. WILLIAM ROWDEN F.F. A.: Football: Class Reporter 2. WILLIAM SCOTT F. F. A.: Basketball. FLOYD SEXTON F. F. A. HELEN SEXTON F. H. A. : G.A. A. : Chorus: Wave Staff 4. BARBARA SIMS F. H. A.: G.A. A. : Chorus: Operetta 3,4: F. H.A. Queen Candi- date 2: F. H. A. Recreatlon Chairman. HOWARD SLAVENS Shop: W-Club: Football: Basketball: Student Council 4, Vice- Pres. NADINE TOSH F. H. A.: G.A. A. : Chorus: Operetta 3. TOMMY AND MAE RESSIE CLOUD Junction 104-111 Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shop Waverly, Illinois 1 Waverly, I11inois 11 !..- !! ,-f Q f xl: N 'HM J I -o 40 ,f il 'ul Lx vX CL SS PUEM. Listen, my Children, and you shall hear. Of a wonderful class--the best for years. In nineteen hundred and forty-eight We entered this school, which we thought great. 1 As freshmen, we were not so green And often made those seniors seem Like folks you've seen who think they're IT Until they're taken down a bit. When sophomores we did become, Things surely happened with a hum The teachers said and sadly smiled. Oh, they'll get over it after a while. Then when the year did fade away, And junior-ship came next our way, We put away our childish pranks, We became the wisest in the ranks. We gave the seniors such a prom They said we'd bankrupt some good farm, But never-the-less they liked to eat And said, That class just can't be beat. But now has come the Years of Years. When we have reached that coveted goal. A few short hours and all is o'er And we shall drift to another shore. For four long years we have toiled together But now the time for worse or better Has come when we must say good-bye . Away from High School soon we'll fly. Farewell, Farewell, W. H. S. We know you are made of the very best. Our memories fond, of you we'll keep Until we go to that long, long sleep. Courtesy of NEECE FUNERAL HOME Waverly, Ill. abx V 'Q f. i ' e ll l Q X X xl f ,fd ff- IAX. tw SE l0R CLASS HlSTORY The class of '52 started their big adventure in High School in the fall of 1948 with forty-six members. The first thing we did after we had found our way around was elect the following officers: President--Wayne Miner Vice Pres.--LeVonne Le Fenstermaker Sec. and Treas.--John Sexton Reporter--Virgil McMahan Miss Norma Brown and Mr. Robert Lawton were our class sponsors. During the year we had two skating parties and sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance for the whole school. Our Sophomore year came around before we realized what had happened. We chose the following officers: President--LeVonne Le Fenstermaker Vice Pres. --Wayne Miner Sec. and Treas.--Bob Staton Reporter--Bill Rowden Student Council--Betty Mieher We had Miss Edith Robinson and Mr. Carrol Lowe as sponsors This year we had a skating party and a hayride and weiner roast. The Junior year, our class had thirty-eight members. We chose the following officers: President--Verna Dorwart Vice Pres.--Russell Morris Sec. and Treas.--Betty Mieher Reporter--Virgil McMahan Student Council- -Harold Allen Miss Edith Robinson and Miss Charlene Holle were our class sponsors. As is the usual custom, the Junior Class was responsible for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom which was held May 4, 1951, To do this meant raising a lot of money by selling candy and popcorn during noon hours, and at all ball games. We also benefitted fr-om the proceeds from the Coke Machine, A Sadie Hawkins Dance, a Bake Sale, and a Paper Drive. We also presented Hasty Pudding . The members of the cast were Betty Mieher, Naomi Holloway, Donna Chapman, Audrey Gibson, Harold Allen, Donald Mayes, Russell Morris, and Virgil McMahan. The directors were Mrs. Treat and Miss Hageman. Now we have come to our Senior year with much regret to the fact that this last year. The membership was thirty-one. We chose the following officers: President--John Sexton Vice Pres.--Bob Staton Sec. and Treas. and Reporter--Donna Chapman Student Council--Betty Mieher Miss Goldie Pitney and Mr. James Handy were our class sponsors. During the year we had a Bake'Sale, a Hayride, and a Chili Supper. We feel highly honored to have had two girls from our class as Homecoming Queens. Connie Hale--1949. Audrey Gibson--1951. ' Betty Mieher was awarded the D.A.R. award having been chosen by her classmates and the Faculty. The class of '52 has been active in all sports and music activities during their stay in W.C.H.S. The Senior Play was given in April with Mrs. Treat and Mr. Tharp, Directors. 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Folks, Don Pitchford's 'Ooey Gooey Chewing Crum' is now on sale at your nearest Fly-Inn for only fifteen cents. Don't miss this bargain Now as we return to the Tosh Mahal we find thirty of the original thirty-one graduates present. Donna Fitz is exploring the Orient in search of a husband with a shorter name than Fitzpatrick. Some of the world's most famous celebrities are present including Betty Mieher and Bill Rowden, two noted scientists, who are experimenting with social grace and horses. They tell us that Raymond Duewer's jack rabbit, favored 99 to 1, will race with Bill Roach's hot rod. Bill is now the world's champion dare devil driver. Raymond Clark is Waberly's first millionaire after ten years of supplying Billwithjetpro- pulsion. After severalyears of practice, Cecilia Hermes has just finished her novel, How to Complete the Calculator in Twelve Short Weeks. Edwin Dorsey has just returned from Washington after designing the Octagon building fOr the first woman president. Verna Dorwart. Her publicity chairman Naomi Bess, is now vacationing in Waverly after a successful campaign. Across the hall we see VirgilMcMahan, the greatest artist of all time,scribbling figures on the wall. I-Ie has just finished a portrait of DonnaChapman entitled Gypsy Rosa Lee. Playing for the reunion is the big time orchestra leader, .Terry Brown. He has just composed a new song, I'll Never Tell, dedicated to Busey Morris, coach of the girls' football team at the Pisgah University. Starringwith .Terry this week at the Orchard Mound is the well-known singer, Naomi Holloway. Flash! Pistol Packin' Pitney was last spotted flying across the border into Mexico on her radar-equipped wheel chair after the Fells Wargo school robbery by Waverly's finest private eye, Bill Scott, who is right on her tail. Eunice Ladage and Ladora Funderburk are now manufacturing a great seller, Cure or Kill Lovesick Ointment. Their only salesman, Harold Allen, is nationally known for having three feet to stop doors. Wayne Miner has just completed his jet flying carpet in time for Patti Davis to return from Hawaii for the reunion. While Barbara Sims is on her second trip to Reno, her assistant, Donald Mayes is corralling the Horse Meet Inn. He recently lassoedtwo young fillies for cigarette girls, June Rouland and Helen Sexton. Everett Marshall is chief cook, bottle washer, and bouncer. Floyd and John Sexton are now in the car business. They specialize in Henrietta J's. We interrupt this broadcast to inform you that Pistol Packin'Pitney hasjust been captured in the middle of the Pacific where she was floating on her wheel chair Patti's poodle swam to the rescue. And now this is Audrey Gibson, Inc. signing off for F-L-O-P to jointhe reunion with my future husband, coach of the boys' reform school in Shakerag. And so as the Wheel of Fortune keeps spinning around we look forward to many more successful reunions in the future. WAVERLY LOCKER CO. ELLIOTT AND LUTTREL Shorty Ruby Walter Barbers Waverly, Illinois Waverly, Illinois 16 Jim Blair . . . . . . .Pres. Glen Marshall ...... V. Pres. Alice Henry . . . Sec. and Treas. JUNIUR Compliments of Waverly ROBERT SHEKELTON Illinois s qs -: Q ,L L.. 1 if lv- .r' s ' ii' ff v. X 1 4' fi in . rf' QV. - -I s.,,-4 23165. xr -I ll' W 2 1 j 1 1 B 4 .- . 'nw ,, -, V D A4 X , .. x I - Wave Boosters Jarnes Blair Shirley Brown David Campbell Leroy Deatherage Paul Elliott Shirley Ford Richard Gass Marilyn Gooden Alice Henry Mary Hetzel Lyla Holloway Betty Humphrey Joyce Hunt Wayne Lowder Doris Lowery Junior MADER BARBER SHOP ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE COMPANY GORDON PRODUCE FRED BATEMAN RYAN CAFE I8 ZISS Glenn Marshall Helen Miller .larnes Miller Joyce Muckelston Margaret Peters Harold Pitchford Donald Rawlings Barbara Robertson Janet Rowden Williani Ryan Donna Schofield Perry Sexton Van Sims Gary Suter Gary Thomson O. H. MILLER Ice Coal ' A 5. . eg! 'L f -rv' fur ww- V I 'xfgag y. I sn- wluv bf S , 5, I gi gl I E y G9 -li ' -:L 2, , 1 'I ,trim sr e , y M J '1':k I x A Q it . Compliments of W. W. TRIBBLE Standard Oil Agent Waverly, Illinois 19 9 Aff iii 5. tv 'Lf-1' 4 91.4 .f . H s ,. 'll 1 mr -nr Q ' -nv , .1 lf- , L Junior Class A Stella Watret George Wilhelm Lilla Woods Eli Woods JU l0R CLA S HI TORY On August 31, 1949, thirty-six Freshmen entered Waverly High. For their sponsors they had Miss Triplett and Mr. Lawton. During the Freshman year they sponsored two skating parties at Virden and a juke- box dance in the gym. The officers were: Donna Schofield, President, Pete Ryan, Vice-President, Marlene Collier, Secretary and Treasurer, and Margaret Peters, Student Council. Donna Schofield and Gary Thom- son were the king and queen candidates and Gary was elected. Shirley Ford was the FHA queen candidate from their class. To begin the Sophomore year only thirty-one members returned. A hayride, weiner roast, and skating party were given with Mrs. Treat and Coach Lowe as sponsors. The Sophomore officers were: James Blair, President, Perry Sexton, Vice-President, Gary Thomson, Secretary and Treasurer, and Pete Ryan, Reporter. Glen Marshall was chosen for the Student Council and he and Barbara Robertson were the king and queen candidates. Marilyn Gooden was the Sophomore FHA queen candidate. For the Junior year the following members held office: Jim Blair, President, Glenn Marshall, Vice-President, Alice Henry, Secretary and Treasurer, and Shirley Ford, Student Council. Wayne Lowder and Shirley Ford were the Junior king and queen candidates. Wayne was elected. Mr. Thorp and Miss Robinson, class sponsors, helped plan the Junior hayride, a party, and a successful scrap-drive. The Juniors were kept busy the last semester working on their play and planning for the Prom. Compliments of RYAN'S CLOTHING STORE Waverly Illinois 20 W I 2 4 David Workman ....... .Pres Pattie Hunt. . . .... V. Pres Betty Brown .... Sec. and Treas SOPHOMORE Compliments of Waverly SEALES HARDWARE COMPANY Illinois ophomore Class I was y s .' t 1,1 'Q 4 J , 6 . , -'iii W i 'F' , ' Lg-J - -Q. -. rev 'H 5 E. 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'lf 'l N if, th l ophomore Class ' Preston Turner f C Eugene White Jack Williams F Rosalie Williams ' s ex Buddy Woods John Woods X , Kenneth Woods David Workman OPHOMDRE HI TURY The beginning of the school year in 1950 saw a new group of faces around Waverly High, belonging to the Freshman class. To start the year they elected the following officers: Betty Staton, Presidentg Ros- alie Williams, Vice Presidentg Bill Jones, Secretary and Treasurer, Jack Gillespie, Reporterg and David Workman, Student Council. Mr. Lawton and Mr. Conlee sponsored the Freshmen Skating Party and a weiner roast. The candidates for Homecoming king and queen were Ros- alie Pitchford and Dale Fitzpatrick, who was elected. The Freshman float in the parade won second place. Lois Hermes was the FHA queen candidate. For the Sophomore year the officers were: David Workman, Pres- identg Patty Hunt, Vice President, Betty Brown, Secretary and Treasurer and Jack Gillespie, Student Council. The class advisors were Mr. Law- ton and Miss Logan. Candidates for king and queen were Robert Skelton and Shirley Gray. At Halloween the Sophomore class gave a party and dance which was very successful. Compliments of JAMES ZACKARY Alexander Purebred Durocs Illinois Z4 Rochelle Caruthers .... Pres Robert Hall ....... V. Pres Mary De Lay . . Sec. and Treas FRE HME Compliments of Modesto THE ED MARR FAMILY Illinois .rry ' fa Q fi- -iii ' ' S fc' M ' ' U... . 1 -,, . A S .tp- Q A 'lam '- f 4 cdfsrs- A 'AX Y 'iv 'Z 5 R147 W, Qf W si 1 rf '77 h vp . 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It 'rn gs, Q : X af' lu ' K- A S t A, 'tr ,Q V by bi .. - U h yi I G' VI 0 S -. A. ' if ....,,,,,,l .eo .63 'C7 L, u.. E.. I ' TT ,F 1 ' in U , KR it --t A ' -'ff' 'sf X553 f Q, . - x ANN re Q' i i A . A -- 1 Stephen Smith Betty Spradlin Ann Surnrners Courtesy of SHELL SERVICE sTA'1'1oN Clifford Turner Doris UU RICHARDS GARAGE Gllda Wlllhelm Waverly, Illinois Z7 4 Af' ' 1 FRE HMA CLASS HISTURY September 4, 1951, fifty-four pupils enrolled as freshmen at Waverly High. They elected the following officers: President ..... Rochelle Caruthers Vice-President ..... Robert Hall Sec. and Treas. . . . Mary Ann Delay Student Council ..... Tom Bostic Mrs. Hobbie and Coach Lowe sponsored a weiner roast at the beginning of the year. The Class chose Ernie Miner and Wanda Miller as the Freshman King and Queen candidates for Homecoming. June Dudley was the Freshman candidate for the F. H. A. Snow Queen, and Rochelle Caruthers represented the class on the Wave Staff. During the year the class has taken part in all the school activities. FRESHMAN CLASS INITIATION Tuesday, September 25, was the most dreaded, but one of the highlights of the year. It was time for the Freshmen to become full-pledged members of the Waverly High School. The Student Council planned a very interesting program. John Sexton, Pres- ident of the Student Council, served as Master of Ceremonies. The students were called into the gyrn singly or in small groups to perform their stunts. First on the program was a piano solo by Rochelle Caruthers, who was blindfolded. Tommy Bostic pulled pins from a hat with his teeth. The result was a black face. Several boys raced from one end of the gym to the other in a sack race. Next on the program was refreshment time with eight girls trying to eat marshmellows on strings. Rosalie Davis, the speaker of the afternoon, recited Mary had a little lamb several times. A very interesting scene took place next with eight boys playing musical caps. Miss Hageman accompanied them at the piano. Six girls performed the difficult task of carrying an egg in a spoon across the gym. They all succeeded without any calamities. Then six boys tried to roll peanuts with their noses. Ten members gave animal imitations, which were very good. The remainder of the girls acted like kittens and had to lap cokes out of a saucer without using their hands. Initiation wou1dn't have been complete without initiating the new faculty mem- bers. Miss Logan, Miss Pitney, Miss Hunt, Mr. Tharp, and Mr. Brown formed a quintet and for their number, sang Schoo1 Days accompanied by Miss Hage- man. Each person taking a part in the initiation was given a candy lollipop. HAROLD LOWERY CLOVER FARM STORES Phone 151 Frozen Foods Waverly, Illinois Z8 S f 4. F'-Q, n '4 'W . Iffv! I. A x' 9331 1 V1 . wg, I Q Q W X M xg N sQ , 5 ' Q ' - xgxvfa a Q 1 .fl Q ' in ..-3, 1 . 4: D or is - are N N .,,- 1 'ff - A ' STUDENT COUNCIL, John Sexton .... President Howard Slavens. .Vice President Shirley Ford. . . Secretary 8.1 Treasurer Jim Blair ..... Reporter Miss Hageman ............... Mr. Laugharn. . Advisors 0RQi!ER!ZATl0 DOC Waverly, Illinois Bin Kaiser Sales and Service Henry J I F.IL A. I Librarians I G.fL A. Compliments of DEATHERAG VARIETY SEN? is is s , 'A-Rx .uf Wave tail SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bctty Miclicr, Donna Cliapiiiiiii, Harold ,-llluii, Virgil rxlclxlaliaii, Editor: Howard Slavcns, Andrcy Gibson, Asst. Ed. Verna Dorwrirt, Patti Davis. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Holt-n Sexton, Alice Henry, Rochelle Darntlicrs, Jack Gillespie, John Sexton, Miss Pitney, Advisor. fNot in pictnrcj Eunice Ladage. ew paper Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Virgil Mclxlalran, Editorg Mary DeLay, Jack Gillespie, Don Handy, Norma Berndt, Alice Henry, Marilyn Gooden, Donna Chapman, Mr. Tliarp, Advisorg Eunice Ladage, Verna Dorwart, CRAYNE SERVICE Junction 104 and 111 Phone 97 Phillips 66 Products Waverly, Illinois 31 'Meet Arizona Bcity Brown, Van Sims, Dick Gass, Shirley Brown, Raymond Ducwer, Virgil McMahan, Janet Rowderi, Herbert Miller, Lyla llolloway, Miss Hageman, Bctty Humphrey, Bill Jones, John Sexton, Betty Mcihcr, Robert Skelton, NOV. 16, 1951 Doris Utt, Wanda Miller, June Dudley, Rochelle Caruthers, Joann Cox, Gilda Wilhelm, Ann Summers, Robert Robson, Betty Spradlin, Joan Edwards, Tommy Bostic, Roger Smith, Francis Connolly, Mary Humphrey, Billy Dorwart, Gene Dodd. John Woods, Marilyn Gooden, Barbara Sims, Jack Gillespie, Raymond Pitchford, Pattie Hunt, Verna Dorwart, Donald Dudley, Donna Fitzpatrick, Donald Rector, Barbara Robertson, Dale Fitzpatrick Donna Schofield, David Workman, Betty McCrady, Eugene White, Margaret Peters, Perry Sexton, Naomi llolloway, Stephen Smith, Donna Chapman, Glenn Marshall, A 'Y It fs v .akffx ' ' -Jada Cantata lxlargarct Peters, Betty Brown, Shirley lirown, Shirley Ford, Pattie llu11t, Marilyn Gooden, Lyla llolloway, Barbara Robertson, Norma Bcrndt, Rosalie Davis, Joan Edwards, Ann 5111111111-rs, Doris Urt, Innc Dudley, 1 I1 1 1 u 1 n la.. 1.1 . lllill il 11111, .. 1 all l111'11i111n111.? 1 Jtlllllll Cox, Rosalie Pitt-liford, Gladys Sexton, Barbara Cave, lit-tty lluniphrcy, Donna Cliapnian, June Coffey, Ladora l:lllldCl'blll'li, Mary Ann DeLay, Betty Mt-Crady, Betty Goaclicr, Virginia Rhea, Marie lluhblc, Joyce Mncklustoii, Wanda Miller, Verna Dorwgirr, Barbara Sims, llclcn Sexton, Janet Rowdcn, Joyce llu11t, Roulicllc Carntlicrs, Donna Pcircy, Gilda Wilhelm, Sharon Taylor, Slnrlt-y Gray, li-rn Miller, Frances Connolly, Arnolda Duewcr. Eugene White, Roger Smith, Bill Ioncs, Herbert Miller, Jack Gillespie, Glenn Marshall, Ioh11 Woods, Donald Rector, Raymond Pitcliford, Dick Gass, Howard Mclvlahan, Perry Sexton, Do11ald Dudley, Virgil Mclvlahan, Wally Howard, Raymond Duewer, Van Sims, Steven Smith, Earl Deatherage, HershellCa1'utl1ers, Rolwrt Robson. ER Marching .f' ,sv ,fi Band Formation MAIORETTES: Audrey Gibson, Lilla Woods, Bill Dorwart, Bonny Caruthers, Betty Brown, June Coffey, Rochelle Caruthcrs, Barbara Robertson, Pattie Hunt, Judy Seales, Joyce Mayes, Carolym Randolph, Edwin Randolph, Barbara Cave, Dixie Lythell, Donna Wilson, DRUM MAJORETTE: Patti Davis, and BAND LEADER: Mr. Conlee. Roger Smith, Don Lyons, Charlene Harney, Cathlene Harney, Raymond Connolly, Shirley Heriford, Bill Gibson, Marilyn Caruthers, Io Ella Brown, Gary Manis, Russell Martin, Joe Laugharn, Lad Woods, Gerry Brown, Tom Bostic, and Buddy Woods. Eugene White, Lee Marr, Raymond Rillings, Donna Peircy, Mary DeLay, Bill Jones, Virgil McMahan, Sharon Taylor, Loren Thomas, Mar Jean Dodd, Doris Utt, Ann Summers, Kay Ford, Sharon Dodd, Sherry Treat, and Herbert Miller. Photography in this BY COBLE AUBURN, 34 Betty Meiher D.A.R. Winner Y ea rbook Done STUDIO Illinois CHORUS MEMBERS NOT lN THE CANTATA Richard Watret Kenneth Rowden Shirley Reynolds Donna Fitzpatrick Marion Hart Nadine Tosh Betty Spradlin Bernice Hetzel Wilma Fitzpatrick Lois Hermes Naomi Holloway Cecelia Hermes Donna Schofield June Rouland Tommy Bostic Evelyn Brown Eunice Ladage Robert Skelton Stella Watret Carolyn Sims Mar Jean Dodd W. 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Franklin Connolly, Glen Marshall, Bob Staton, Stephen Smith, Harold Pitchford, Floyd Sexton, Leroy Deatheragc Gary Suter, Jack Gillespie, Dale Fitzpatrick, Don Mayes, Mr. Laugharn, Eli Wood, Raymond Clark, Russell Morris, Everett Marshall, Kenneth Woods, Wayne Miner, John Woods, Bill Scott, Donald Hart, Ernie Miner, Harold Allen, Wyman Bess, Iohn Slavens, Wilson Clark. 1?-J 4 '! .. Mr. Handy, Bill Jones, Gary Thomson, Perry Sexton, David Workman, Robert Skelton. Russell Martin, Gene Dodd, Herschell Caruthers, Preston Turner, Ken Rowden, Richard Watret, Ken Boyd, Cecil Holloway, Howard Goacher, Eugene White. Don Handy, Bob Hall, David Deatherage, David Campbell, Raymond Duewer, Richard Miller, Don Dudley, Jack Williams. Compliments of KROGER EMPLOYEES MITCHELL FEED SERVICE Waverly I11ll'1OiS 38 if Corliss and Dexter In Meet Corliss Archer Compliments of HOOD INSURANCE AGENCY--Shiney Hood Class '22 Insurance Counsellor Tax Consultant A coverage for your EVERY insurance need 39 1951 Homecoming Coronation 1 A 1951 King and Queen WAYNE LOWDER and AUDREY GIBSON Retiring King and Queen DALE FITZPATRICK and BARBARA LOVE GILLESPIE JEWELRY STORE Watches-Co5metics-Si1verware-Watch Repair Parker-Sheaffer Pens and Other Gift Items Phone 45 Waverly, Ill. HOMECOMl G DANCE CROW BE RER 1951 Homecoming King and Queen and Court WAYNE MINER-ROBERT SKELETON-ERNIE MINER SHIRLEY FORD-SHIRLEY GRAY-WANDA MILLER Crown Bearers: DANA CALDWELL-DEANNE ALDERSON llllllllll Compliments of THE WAVERLY JOURNAL, Alfred H. Hodgson, Publisher, 41 il Q Waverly l95l Homecoming Parade N J C T I I 'avg -Q, ,L I Compliments of WIESE MEMORIAL HOME Waverly, Illinois SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Brown, Alice Henry, Janet Rowden Barbara Robertson Margaret Peters. STANDING: Jim Blair, Shirley Ford, Perry Sexton Marilyn Gooden Gary Suter, Van Sims, Lyla Holloway. Junior Class Pla MEET CORLISS ARCHER enior Class Play THAT'S OUR BOY Cast Busey Morris Floyd Sexton John Sexton Virgil Mclviahan Ed Dorsey Eunice Ladage Ladora Funderb Naomi Holloway Naomi Bess Donna Chapman Audrey Gibson Betty Mieher LITKE I, Compliments and Best Wishes to the class of 1952 CLAYTON ANDERSON AND SON, Trucking 43 ! I ' A5145 im . .Qf 4 g I. 90. 4. A, 3 I mg, fin 'lL V --1 Q-1 '- - Hmfrf-G'Sff 'v'-A - PURT Compliments of HARTMAN AND DELONG Phone 37.T Waverly FO0TBALL Jim Blair, Wayne Lowder, Roger Smith, Richard Watret, Cecil Holloway, Howard Goacher, Wymand Bess. John Sexton, Jerry Brovsm, Dale Fitzpatrick, Tom Bostic, Gary Thomson, John Slavens, Coach Carrol Lowe. Franklin Connolly, John Woods, Earnie Miner, Don Handy, Richard Miller, Don Mayes. Don Pitchford, Glenn Marshall, Busey Morris, Donald Hart, David Deatherage, Albert Lemons. Wanda Rosie Betty Alice Virgil Barb Perry Betty T88 Compliments Of JACKSONVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BA KETBALL LEFT TU RlGllT: Conch Cxirrol Lows, Dnlc Fitzpatrick, Jack Williams, David Workman, Wyman Bess, John Woods, Archie Simpson, Bob llall, Roger Smith, Earnie Miner, Cecil Holloway, Gene Dodd, Don Handy, Tom Bostic, Nlaiiagcr. s 4 ' W Betty Brown Joan Edwards Betty lVlcCrady Rosalie Davis Compliments of TICK PRODUCE BOB DUEWER Bernard Bowman, Mgr. Funk's Cv Hybirds Phone 234 Waverly Class '42 47 LEFT TO RIGHT: John Sexton, Don Mayes, Glenn Marshall, Van Sims, William Scott, Busey Morris, Wayne Miner, Leroy Deatherage, Bud Thomson, Wayne Lowder, Jim Blair, Don Rawlings. BA KETBALL 56 63 63 X49 59 Q49 474 49 57 52 473 'F67 40 39 65 58 59 75 43 ISD Ashland Roodhouse St. Jame s Arenzville Girard Divernon Kincaid Athens Winche ster Northweste rn Pawnee Pittsfield Lanphier Nebo Wincheste r Nokomis Franklin Auburn 42 Virden 45 New Berlin 49 Morrisonville 55 Athens 61 Virginia 38 Jacksonville Total points for season 1382 oppo. 1538 Average points for game 55.5 oppo. 61. 3 68 50 80 68 54 81 WON LOST Season record 8 17 Conf. record 3 6 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Thomson 312 Morris 274 Deatherage 267 Mayes 200 Marshall 197 CHEERLEADERS Lyla Holloway Barbara Robertson Alice Henry Audrey Gibson Compliments of WAYNE EDWARDS Dodge-Plymouth Sales and Services General Repairing on All Cars Waverly, Illinois 48 Honk Bud Busey A Pee Wee Bill Lee John Vanny Wayne TUUR AME T WAVER LY CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY T OURNAMENT Coach Lowe and L. E. Laugharn scheduled a Christmas Holiday Tournament for the host, Scotties this year but they got off to a bad start. Coming up against a strong Athens team, they were defeated 57-67. There were eight teams which competed in the tournament, Girard, Athens, Virden, Kincaid, Pawnee, Northwestern, Nokomis, and Waverly. Girard came through to win the top honor, with Kincaid Second, Athens third, and Pawnee fourth. WINCHESTER TOURNAMENT The Scotties traveled to Winchester on January Z, 1952, to compete in the 30th an- nual Winchester Tournament. The Scotties won their first game from the under-rated team, Nebo, with a score of 65-45. After beating Nebo the Scotties came up against Winchester, who defeated the Scotties earlier in the season, 65-52. The Scotties fought a losing battle, coming out behind, 62-58. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT The Scotties ran up against Virginia in their first game in the Tournament. They won, 61-54. Their next opponent was tall and fast Jacksonville. The Scotties fought a hard game, but came out behind, 38-81. The boys lettering in basketball this year were Busey Morris, Z bars, Gary Thomson, 2 bars, Don Mayes, l bar, Leroy Deatherage, l, bargGlenn Marshall, Z bars, Bill Scott, l bar, Wayne Miner, l bar, Van Sims, I bar, John Sexton, 1 barg and David Campbell, l bar. Also receiving letters were cheerleaders: Lyla Holloway, Z bars and megaphoneg Alice Henry, 1 bar and megaphone, Audrey Gibson, 1 bar and megaphone, and Barbara Robertson, 1 bar and megaphoneg and manager Tom Bostic, 1 bar. Compliments of DR. C. W. JOHNSON BEST WISHES AND A LOT OF SUCCESS TO YOU SENIORS AND UNDERCLASSMEN SOME DAY YOU MAY BE SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF WAVER LY HARDWARE C0 YOUR FRIGIDAIRE AND SKELGAS DEALER Jean 1949 Jack 1950 Comp11ments of A , ' , Riff? Q: f :f,, ,, CHARLES F. DEATHERAGE DENTIST Waverly Illinois SEQ A155554 SEIZ MILL AND FEED COMPANY Phone 284 Wave ' ' Compliments of PITTMAN MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE phone 340 Waverly Compliments of WHALEN GRAIN C0. 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