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J Jil.. V Q , jg- r.Q1.VV3 l fQQQ Qi Waamfq 496 cha! Q I gh . :-' !t:?1,4 - ir' v x , '. ,, ,xv:':,a 'ww r Q .L ,, ,. , 'ag' iw-3'w1':f -K newmm 4n.?d1,,,fg,,kk. b W Y i A - J- ' .qw 1. w - , U 5 '---1..:.agg-mama ' 'Me 1755 .Wane To Petey Lythell, who never says no to anyone is ever willing to help, never complaining of the extra work we so heedlessly cause him, helps to create better relations between students and faculty, is ever loyal to W. H. S. , we, the staff, dedicate the 1955 Wave. 2 QWDVZIK. flwdwyf , fl75'6' P rg afzewafwl We, the members of the 1954-'55 Wave Staff take great pleasure in presenting this annual to you, the students who make up the story within its covers. Through the use of words and pictures, we have tried to capture things which have happened in your life this busy school year. Wonderful memories are locked here never to be lost. Read these pages and enjoy them. May your joy equal ours in presenting it to you. 3 ' Wa. 6 ewamae! JLIIUUL IU! - ' L :vw mm-W' 0 , cg. 0 ' 5-. 1 f A t. , L' E BUS DRIVERS 'V I -u-v-vi Joe Aubrey, Grade School Custodian LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin DeLong, Bert Martin, Robert Lawton, Petey Lythell, Guy Martin, Charles Pate, Albert Slaven and Bernard Raabe, 2 E ..11?mzk ' n Y .,'. A fn' fi r - 1 - E ' - A Haze, . 'bis-l:nf.1. ,mn CAFETERIA WORKERS Petey pauses for a drink during LEFT TO RIGHT: Lennie Evans, Violet Austin, Clara Edmondson, Bess Bodwell, afternoon work. Doris Redfearn, fnot picturedj, Mabel Hunt, we 2.26m To Mrs. Bivin, our spon- sor, we extend admiration for her support and loyalty toward the Annual and its Staff. We hope many more yearbooks are put out under her capable guidance. 'fran Edwards Mar Jean Dodd Ann Summers Judy Seales Co-Editor Co-Editor Ass't Editor Ass't Editor Compliments of O. E. THOMPSON GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY SHOP Chiropractor 5 Franklin, Illinois Waverly, Illinois V , X A' Lg A rnolda Duewer Business Manager Q' IV Rosalie Davis Sports Editor Dixie Lythell Music Editor G ' I Joe Colvin Senior Editor ' l PN ' 'Vin 'Q ..., Doris Utr Ass't Business Manager L 1 ,,, .4 Q . f ,fffl , ' QQ' ' B, ' 1 . Y' 1 H ,I Morrie Robertson Ass't Sports Editor qw -and ., !.olL. Albert Lemmons Ass't Business Manager r A . I VY Q..- ' isa. . X2 - ' ' TWT. ,7fQl'y f xx J ' Joe Laugharn Photographic Editor Ass't Waw :Tix ' Carolyn Sims Photographic Editor 5 -JM'-E. 1: 2 ,E A V' 1 lf K r K? Egfr--:.'l: t- ' Sherry Treat Rochelle Carurhers Don Hart Virginia Rhea Ass't Music Editor Alumni Editor Ass't Alumni Editor Art Editor 'i J., M J Hr vu , max --5, ' -av . ,ix .- . 1 ll W' Rita Clayton Bill Gibson Pat Creed 1 Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Marian Hart Lee Marr Eleanor Cave ' aa A ii Q l . sl . l . :Q ill' Allen Keltner f Q , Bob Edmondson ' Gary Richardson x iiiii,iiiii ltfj. in if . ff M.. A,. Aff Xl...-VN I- 'fl RITTER SERVICE STATICN Mobilgas - Mobiloil - Stabb Batteries Phone 382.1 Rit Frank Waverly, Illinois 'lg GERALD R. BROWN A.B,, M..-x, Superintendent L, E. LAUGHARN B.E. Ass't Principal VIRGINIA ALDERSON Secretary SCHOOL BOARD BACK ROW: Albert Wilcox, Fred Schramm, Herman J. Brown, Lester Davenport. FRONT ROW: George Ritter, Ed Rhea, Wilson Smith, James Dunseth. Compliments of THE CREED FAMILY Waverly, Illinois Phone 5621 af NNN X o nv nf -4 z m U1 L11 so 5 cu m X C-I U 0 L'f' ,... O :J n- 2 l-P W 5 Q- s- r- r- Q c ,... v- r- ,... 'U Ui UN UN 'U H O Fl C 0 rr Ui W 4 0 H n-4 '4 r-e 1- v-- ,.. U O ,... U! ., ff V f 2 , I ' i N rx . V . . 4, .. 'NH ' 2. if 1 . 2f,:J-'15-5. ':- 5 I. V Y , I V ' ' A ,Fil 1 Q ' 5 ' - . v, J' .- g:.,, .gm g,-, ' 5 gif- '-J yay. ,H-yy ' ' ' 4 1'1 ' - ' 2 -1 ' 'ffl' 1 f f 1 f - I , X ' ' ,, Q 1 X t X Y l . 5 Q 7wfffv L. E, LAUGHARN,B,E. Mr. Laugham is the Assistant Principal and teaches Industrial Arts, He is advisor to the Industrial Arts club and the Student Council. He attended grade and high schools in Pleasant Hill, aftr which he enrolled at Illinois State Normal for four years. He has also attended the University of Missouri, Colorado State Teachers, and the Univer- sity of Illinois. Mr. Laugham began teaching in Franklin in 1928 and taught there for fifteen years. He moved to Waverly in 1943, and has taught here since that time. He is married and has four children and three grand- children. LUCILLE HAGEMAN, PH. B., A,B,, M,A, Miss Hageman teaches U. S. History and Govemment-Economics. She also directs the Music Department and is sponsor of the Music Club. She attended grade and high schools in Wanenton, Missouri, She has attended Central Wesleyan College, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of South Carolina. She began her teaching career in Blackwater, Missouri. Miss Hageman has also taught in LaPlata, Missouri and Sesser, Illinois. She came to Waverly ln 1947, and has taught here since that date. JOE SPALDING, B.S, Mr. Spalding is tl1e Coach at Waverly High School, He also teaches Physical Education and World History, and is advisor to the W Club, He attended grade and high schools in Matthews, Missouri, after which he enrolled in Murray State College, Kentucky. He has also at- tended the University of Illinois. Mr, Spalding began his teaching career ln Zalma, Missouri, ten years ago, He has since taught ln Kewanee, Missourig New Madrid, Mlssourig Longview, lllinoisp and Pleasant Hill, Illinois. He moved to Waverly in 1952 and has taught here since then, Mr. Spalding is married and has one son. ALBERTA TERNEY, B.S, Miss Temey teaches Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Homemaking and Senior Homeliving. She attended grade school in Detroit, Michigan, and high schools in St. Louis, Missouri, Later, she attended Carthage College, Illinois. This is her first year of teaching, RALPH TWENHAFEL, B.S. Mr, Twenhafel teaches Vocational Agriculture and is advisor to the F. F. A, and the Senior Class, He attended grade school at Neunert, Illinois and high school in Gorham, Illinois, He has attended the University of Illinois and is continuing his graduate work there, He began his teaching at West Pike, Kinderhook, Illinois after graduating from college in 1951. This is his first year at Waverly High School, He is married and -has two children and resides in Waverly. GOLDIE E, BIVIN, B,S, Mrs. Bivin teaches typewrltlng, bookkeeping, shorthand, and busi- ness machines. She is also the Wave Staff advisor. She attended grade and high schools in Higbee, Missouri, after which she enrolled at the Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo. for fan' years. Mrs. Bivin has also attended the University of Missouri and me Knapp Business College in Tacoma, Washington, She began her teaching career in rural schools, advancing to jtmios highs, and later tc business training in high schools. Mn. Bivin became the Secretary to the President of Hannibal-LaGrange College ln 1947. She came to Waverly in 1951, and has taught here since then. She is married and lives on a farm near Girard. 7w4ffff LUCILLE W, EDWARDS, A.B, Mrs. Edwards teacher English and is the Librarian. She is the advisor to the Senior Class. After graduating from Waverly High School she attended Illinois College and Mac Murray College at Jacksonville, Illinois. She also attended Normal University and Missouri State Teachers College. Mrs. Edwards began teaching at Waverly in 1936. She resides here with her husband and her son. CHARLENE HOBBIE, B.S. Mrs, I-lobbie teaches Physical Education. She ls the advisor to the Freshman Class, and to the G. A.A. She attended grade and high schools in Jacksonville, Illinois, after which she enrolled in Mac Murray College. She began teaching in Waverly upon her graduation from college in 1950. Mrs. Hobbie ls married and resides with her husband in Waverly, ROBERT LAWTON, B.S., M. ED. Mr. Lawton teaches general business, physics, algebra, math, and geometry. He is advisor to the Sophomore Class. He attended grade and high schools in Plymouth, Illinois. He attended St. Ambrose College in Davenport, Iowa, the University of Wisconsin, Knox College, and the University of lllinois. He spent two years in the Navy, and came to Waverly in 1948, where he has taught since then. Mr, Lawton is married and has two children. JAMES CONLEE, A,B,, M,M.E. Mr. Conlee is the director of the Waverly High School Band. He also directs the Grade School Junior Band, He attended grade and high schools in Jacksonville, Illinois, after which he enrolled in Illinois College. He has also taken courses at Mac Murray College and the Vander-Cook College of Music in Chicago Mr, Coulee began teaching in Waverly in 1950. He is married and has two children. wrt-r E. Lows, a,s, Mrs, Lowe teaches general science, chemistry, and biology. She attended grade and high schools in St, Joseph, Illinois, After graduating from high school she enrolled in the University of Illinois, Mrs. Lowe began teaching at Waverly in 1952. She has since mar- ried and resides here with her husband and daughter. STANLEY MILLER, B, A. Mr. Miller served three years in the army during World War II, After the war, he attended Illinois College at Jacksonville, Illinois where he took his B. A. degree in History, Spanish and English in 1949. He then went to Mexico where he did two years graduate work at Mexico City College, Mexico City, Mexico. He did further work in Education at Illinois College and the University of California, This is his first year of teaching, Mr. Miller is married and lives in Jacksonville. He has one child. 'C V1 Eff, T.. 7 GE zlxfx Harold Bay v- Ttfi . 4, . . E., fm ' 9,1 'f E-f' iftwQSQ We-is iffkf N.. I 1 Donald Re side 3 in B gl at YF' it 6- E H I mm . :tif aim N 5235? -' 63: J sf! ' N N I M Q S: :'g T3 -. Q-tx X6 Comphments f -- Y: SMITHSCA1-'E '-'I ' fp V1 Y vs x9 J s vs! ' Q V :':::.:..g x ' 0 ...-. ' ' S Vid L b ,N X Q ' u ' 'tx M' Q 1 Waverl , Illinois yq- ' A ,,4K W ' Y f Q . 12 ' k' . .1 1 - H xx X X ff X9 YH-:rr V ff ROBERT HALL Majors - English, Math, , History, Chorus 1, 2, 3g Operetta 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Camera Club 4: F. H, A, 3, 4, Junior Play, Basketball 4, Football 4g Baseball lg W Club 1,2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, 3, Class President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, F.F, A, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, WILMA FITZPATRICK -Majcxs - English, Science, Minors - History. Chorus 1, 2, 3g Operetta 2,35 Spring Festival 1,2,3, F,H,A, 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4, G, A, A, 1, 2, 3,4g Junior Playg Class Treasurer 3g Class Vice- President 45 Student Council 4, Vice -President 4, ARNOLDA DUEWER Majors - Science, English, Commerce, Class Secretary 4g F,H,A, 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2g Cantata 1,25 Spring Festival 1,2g Wave Staff 4, Business Manager 4, MARY ANN DE LAY STONE Majors - Home Economics, English, Minors - Science. Class Secretary 1,4, Treasurer 1, Librarian 3, Chorus 1,2g Cantata 1, 2g Spring Festival 1, Band 1,2g Music Contest 1, F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g Scottie News lg Senior Play, Junior Play, NORMA IEANE HUDDLESTON Majors - English, History, Commerce, Home Economics, Class Reporter 4, G, A, A, 2,3,4, Degree Chairman 4: F. H. A. 2,3,4, Queen of Sweetheart Dance 3, Scottie News 4, Chorus lp Cantata -1, ROCHELLE CARUTI-IERS Majors - English, Commerce, Home Economics, Chorus 1, 3: Operetta 1,33 Band 1,2, 3, 43 Egyptian Music Camp 2, District Music Contest 1,2, 3,45 State Music Contest 2, 3: Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4g Cantata 1,3g Class President lg Student Council 1,4, Secretary 4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Public Relations Chairman 4: Wave Staff 1,4, Alumni Editor 45 Librarian 35 G,A,A, 1. TOM BOSTIC Majors - English, History, Math,, Science. Chorus 1,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3, Cantata 3, Spring Festival l,2,3,4, Homecoming King Candidate 3, Football 1,2, 3,4, W Club 1,2, 3,4, Industrial Arts, Club 1,2, Scottie News 4, Editor 4, Student Council 1, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Music Club 4, Junior Play Senior Play, District Contest 1, 3,4, State Contest 3, KEN BOYD Majors - English, Agriculture. Minors - Hist Math OW- - F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Vice-President 4, Homecoming King Candidate 2, Class President 3, Student Council 3, Reporter 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 3,4, Baseball 2, W Club 2, 3,4, FRANCES CONNOLLY Majors English, History, Home Economics. G,A.A. 1,2,3,4, F,H,A. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2, Cantata 1,2, 'Operetta 1, Spring Festival 1.2, JOE COLVIN MaJors English, Math, Minors - Science, History, Football 3,4, Basketball 2, 3,4, W Club 4, Trea surer 4, Industrial Arts 4, Sentinel 4, Wave Staff 4 Class Editor 4, ROSALIE DAVIS Majors - Science, English, Commerce, Minors - History, Math, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, W Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Cantata 1,2,3, Operetta 2, 3, Spring Festival 1,2,3, G.A.A, 1,2,3,4, Wave Staff 4, Athletic Editor 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 2, Junior Play, EARL DEATHERAGE Majors - English, Science, Minors - History, Commerce, Industrial Arts Club 4, Football 4, Manager 2, 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3, W Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1,2,3, May Festival 1,2,3, Cantata 1,2,3, Operetta 3, Contest 1, 'N . N --.J GENE DODD Majors - English, History, Minors - Science, Math, , Agriculture, Agriculture 1,2, 3, 4, Sentinel 13 Football l,2,43 Baseball 3, 4, MAR JEAN DODD Majors - History, English, Commerce, Minors - Home Economics, F,H,A, 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2, 33 Chorus 1,2,33 Operetta 2,33 Cantata 2,31 Spring Festival 1,2,33 Music Contest 1,2,33 Wave Staff 4, Co-Editor 43 Junior Play 3, PHILLIP DOSSETT Majors - Math, , Science, English, Vice-President of Class 2a Industrial Arts Club, Board of Directors 4, Vice-President 43 Basketball ,2,3,4: Baseball 2, 3,43 Boys' State 33 W Club 2, 3, 43 Shop Club. BILL DORWAR'I' Majors - English, History, Industrial Arts. Minors - Science Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1,2, 3,43 Cantata 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3,43 Music Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3,43 Band Club 4, President 43 Egyptian Music Camp 2, 33 Music Contest 1,2, 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 4a Basketball 23 Junior Play, Senior Play, F,H,A, 3,45 Biscuit Buster 3, IOAN EDWARDS Majors - English, Science, Commerce, Minors - History, Chorus 1,2,33 Operetta 1,2,33 Cantata 1,2,33 Spring Festival 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 33 Cheerleader 1,2, 3,41 W Club 43 Wave Staff 3,42 Editor 43 Scottie News 23 G,A,A, 1,23Homecoming Queen Candidate 33 Junior Playg Librarian 1,2, BETTY GOACHER Majors - English, History, Commerce, Minors - Math, , Science. Chorus 1,2, 33 Cantata 23 Spring Festival 1,2,33 G, A, A, 1,2, 3,43 Junior Play, CS I L GLADYS SEXTON Majors - English, Commerce, Minors - Home Economics, History, Science, Chorus 1,2, Spring Festival l,2, Cantata 1,2, F,H,A, l,2,3,4, G.A,A, 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Scottie News 4, Ass't Production Manager 4, ROBERT ROBSON Majors - English, Science, Minors - Histor Industrial Arts Commerce yn I 0 chorus 1,2,3,4, operem 1,2,3,4, Cantata 1,2,s,4, Spring Festival 1, 2, 4, CAROLYN SIMS Majors - English, History, Commerce, Minors - Math, Science, Chorus 1,2,3, Cantata 2,3, Operetta 3, Spring Festival 1,2,3, Wave Staff 4, Ass't Photographic Editor 4, G, A, A, 1,2, 3,4, Junior Play, IOHN SLAVENS, Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2, 3, Football Manager 1, W Club 1,2, 3, 4, F,H,A 3, Junior Play, ANN SUMMERS Majors - History, Science, English, Math, , Home Economics. Class Secretary 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Cantata 1,2,3,4, Spring Festival 1, 2, 3,4, Music Club 4, President 4, Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Music Contest 2, 3,4, Egyptian Music Camp 2, 3, G. A, A, 1,2, 3,4, F,H. A, 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Project Chairman 3, F. F. A, Sweetheart 3, Scottie,News 3, Wave Staff 4, Ass't Editor 4, Senior Play. DORIS UTT Majors - English, History, Commerce, Minors - Home Economics, Math, , Science, Class Secretary 3, Band 2, 3,4, Band Council 4, Senior Representative 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Cantata 1,2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 1,2,3,4, Music Club 4, Vice-President 4, Music Contest 2, 3, E tian Music Cam 3, G,A,A. 1,2,3,4, F,H,A SYP P - 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Leadership Camp 3, Wave Staff 4, Ass't Business Manager 4, Scottie News 3, Ass't Editor 3, Girls' State 3, Junior Play, fo. 'ids RUSSELL MARTIN Majors - Math., Science, English, F. F. A, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4g Senior Playg Band lg Camera Club 4, HOWARD McMAHAN Majors English, History, Minors - Science, Commerce, Music Club 1,2, 3,45 Spring Festival l,2,3,4g Can- tata 1,2,3,4g Operetta 2, 3, 4, Wave Staff 2, Camera Club 3g Shop Club 1, 2,3,4g Scottie News 4, Ass't Editor 4. ERNEST MINER Majors - English, History, Industrial Arts, Minors - Science, Math. Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4g F,H,A, 3,4, Recreation Chairman 4g Foot- ball 1,25 Baseball 2, 3, W Club 1,2, 3,4g Home- coming King Candidate lp F, H,A, Sweetheart Dance King Candidate 3, DONNA PIERCY Majors - English, History, Home Economics, Minors - Science, Commerce, Band 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Music Club 4: Operetta 45 Cantata 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Festival 1,2,3,4g Junior Play, F,H.A. l,2, 3, 4, G,A,A, 1,2, 3, 4, VIRGINIA RHEA Majors - English, History, Home Economics, Com- merce, Minors - Science, Math, Chcnus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 2,3,4g Cantata 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Club 4, Senior Representative 4, G,A. A. 1,2, 3,4, President 3,43 G. A, A, Camp 3, F,H,A, 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Recreation 4g Queen of F, H. A, Sweetheart Dance 4, Wave Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Senior Play 4, KEN ROWDEN Majors - English, History, Minors - Science, Math, , Agriculture, Agriculture 1,2,3, 4, Sentinel 4, Football 1,2,4g Baseball 3,4, M DON HART Majors - English, Science, Math, Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball Manager 2,3g Baseball Manager 2, 3, Basketball 45 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer of State IIEC 43 Boys' State 3, Wave Staff 4, W Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, MARION HART Majors English, Commerce, Minors - Math. , History, Science, G,A.A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2g Cantata 1,23 Spring Festival 1,25 Scottie News 45 Wave Staff 4, Finance Committee 4, CECIL HOLLOWAY Majors - English, Science, Math, Minors - History, Agriculture 1, 2, 3,4, F,F,A. 1,2,3,4g Reporter 4, Chorus 3: Cantata 33 Operetta 3: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4: Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 3,4, Captain 4: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Homecoming King Candidate 43 Boys State 35 W Club 1,2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g P.l-I. A, Sweetheart Dance King 4, MARIE HUBBELL Majors - English, Commerce. Minors - Home Economics. Chorus 1,25 Cantata 1,2g May Festival 1,2g F. H, A, l,2,3,4g Qreen Candidate for Sweetheart Dance 2g Scottie News, Ass't Production Manager 4, ALBERT LEMMONS Majors - English Minors - Science, Math, Industrial Arts 1, 2,3,4g Football 1, TOM LUCAS Majors - History, Math, Ag, English, Minors - Science Secretary-Treasurer of Class 3, F,F,A, 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, RICHARD WATRET Majors - History, English. Minors - Math, , Science, F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g Music Club 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 4g Baseball Manager 4: W Club 4, GILDA WILHELM Majors - History, Home Economics, English, Minors - Science, Chorus 1, 2g Cantata 1,2g Operetta 1: F,H.A, 1,2, 3,4. Hleaaqfebtaaq This story starts September 2, 1951, Into W,H, S, crept fifty-four Freshmen, They had heard fearsome tales of gruesome things that happened to Freshmen such as they. This fright didn't last long, however, and they were soon entering into all activites with zest, They chose Coach Lowe and Mrs, Hobbie as their sponsors, During the year the class elected the following to lead them through their first year at Waverly Highg Rochelle Caruthers, Presidents Bob Hall, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann DeLay, Secretary-Treasurerg and Tom Bostlc, Student Council Representative, Rochelle Camthers was chosen to represent the class on the Wave Staff, Jtme Dudley was picked as candidate for F. H. A. 'Snow Queen, Homecoming King and Queen candidates were Ernie Miner and Wanda Miller. Ioan Edwards and Rosalie Davis were elected Freshman and Sophomore Cheerleaders, When school bells next rang out, only forty-eight Sophomores retumed, These, however, were much older and wiser than when they first began their experiences in high school, During this year they lost three pupils and gained one, Norma Jean Huddleston. Their sponsors dris year were Coach Spalding and Miss Logan, with whose help the Sophomores held several juke-box dances in the gym, Serving as officers this year were: Roger Smith, President: Phil Dossett, Vice -Presidents Ann Summers, Secretary-Treasurer: and Joan Edwards, Student Council Representative. Howard McMahan was the Sophomore representative on the Wave Staff, Chosen for Homecoming King and Qseen candidates were Ken Boyd and Rosalie Davis, Two Sophomores were chosen as cheerleaderg Rosalie Davis for the Varsity Sqrad and Ioan Edwards as Freshman-Sophomore, Forty-six Juniors enrolled to walk the road of learning for the third year, This year their advisor was Mrs, Lowe. Their officers were: Ken Boyd, Presidents Bob Hall, Vice-Presidents Doris Utt, Secretary: Wilma Fitzpatrick, Trea- suserg and Joan Edwards, Student Council Representative. The representatives on the Wave Staff were Don Hart and Joan Edwards, Norma Jean Huddleston was elected Cinderella at the annual F,H.A. Fonrsal Dance, Chosen for Homecoming King and Queen candidates were Tom Bostic and Joan Edwards. Ann Summers was candidate for F. F.A Sweedreart and was elected, The Juniors put on a very successful play tmder the direction of Mr, Cooper, The play was -Hillbilly Weddln by Lelloma Ross, The big event of the year was the annual Junior-Senior Prom which was held on May 14 by the Juniors in honor of the Seniors, The Prom was a big success, Joan Edwards and Rosalie Davis were chosen Varsity cheerleaders. This year, our last, only thirty-nine Seniors returned to the halls of W. H.S, The officers for this year Bob Hall, Presidents Wilma Fitzpatrick, Vice -President: Arnolda Duewer, Secretaryg Mary Ann DeLay, Treasuserg and Rochelle Caruthers, Student Council Representative, Their candidates for Homecoming Queen and King were Ann Summers and Cecil Holloway, and for the first, time in four years the Qreen was elected from the class, Rosalie Davis and Ioan Edwards were elected cheerleaders for the Vanity Squad. Virginia Rhea and Cecil Holloway were candidates for the F.H. A. Formal Dance and were elected King and Queen. Doris Utt was selected by the students and teachers for the D,A,lL award. Wilma Fitzpatrick was candidate for F.F.A, Sweetheart, Mrs, Edwards and Mr, Twenhafel were the class sponsas and Mrs, Edwards directed the Senior Play 'The Campbells are Coming, by Jay Tobias. The Seniors enjoyed their trip to Chicago and graduation, With this, the Seniors ended a successful four years and became graduates of W.H,S, x l L N 20 Lv- T? ' Zh!! we, the Class of 1955, ln thirty-eight individual and distinct parts, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, ln full possession of a sound mlnd, many happy memories, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking-and making void all former wllls by us at any time heretofore made. SECTION I ---- To the faculty we leave the following: l, We leave Mr, Brown a Senior Class who will stay ln school and make the Honor Roll 2, We leave Virginia an automatic excuse writer, 3, We leave Mr, Laugharn some boys that will always keep the shop clean and in order. 4, We leave Miss Temey a more innocent Home Living Class, 5, We leave Mrs. Lowe a second Martini and hope rhe has better luck ln chemistry next year 6. We leave Mrs, Hobbie a new pair of glasses. 7, We leave Coach Spaulding our best wishes in his hopes of another squad member, 8, We leave Miss Hageman a simpler Constitution nest, 9, We leave Mr, Miller the study hall for his constant use, 10 We leave Mrs. Edwards a Senlor Play cast which has all the members present at one time. ll, We leave Mr, Twenhafel a Station Wagon to haul the Ag. Classes around on tours, 12, We leave Mr. lawton a Freshman Algebra class that doesn't want to take shortcuts, iwild Bllll 13. We leave Mrs, Bivin a smaller bookkeeping and business machines class. 14, we leave Mr. Conlee some new band members to replace the ones we are taking with us. 15, We leave Petey a lot of empty space in his little room which can be occupied by the Seniors of '56, SECTION I1 ---- To the under-classmen, we leave various and assorted items: 1. To the Juniors, we leave an undivided class and our ability to have a Class Play. 2, To the Sophomores, our ability to skip school and get by with lt and some worn out teachers, 3, To the Freshmen, our ablllty to get along with the teachers and three more years of High School, SECTION UI ---- As we are walking through the school, a lot of memories start flashing through our minds, some good, and some not so good, We decided that we would leave some things behind us so drat, teachers and future students would remember us, 1, Charles Baker leaves his curly hair to Butch Johnston, 2, Tom Bostic leaves hisloping walk to David leammons. 3. Ken Boyd leaves-his anlllty to go up Uown and play pool Qduring schoolj to Billy Gibson. 4, Rochelle Caruthers leaves her ability to play the piano to Iona Wood, 5. Frances Connolly leaves her ablllty to play basketball to Rita Clayton, 6. Joe Colvln leaves his sleepy eyes to Jackie Henderson, 7. Rosalie Davis leaves the Love bugs to Dixie Lythell. 8, Earl Deatherage leaves the cheerleaders' megaphone to some other windy person, 9. Mary Ann DeLay leaves her nickname Sambo to Barb Powell, 10, Gene Dodd leaves his ablllty of getting caught loafing by the Ag. teacher to Lawrence Duewer, ll. Marlean Dodd leaves her ability of being late to pick up the girls to Sharon Ann, 12, Phil Dossett leaves his romantic ways to Oved Miller, 13, Bill Dorwart leaves his perfect attendance ln classes to Gary Manis. 14, Amolda Duewer leaves her quiet ways to Sherry Treat. 15, Joan Edwards leaves to join the Navy, 16, Wilma Fitzpatrick leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Richard Marr. 17, Betty Goacher leaves her snazzy P,E, clothes to Joella Brown, 18, Bob Hall leaves his height and good looks to Don Staton. 19, Donald Hart leaves his ability to take Freshman girls away from Freshman boys to Billy Jo Dodd, 20, Marlon Hart leaves the duplicator and stencils to Joanne Dipple, 21. Cecil Holloway leaves his ability of going out with the girls to Monde Robertson. '22, Marie Hubbell leaves her ability of getting to school late to Judy Seales, 23, Albert Lemmons leaves to many Marlon, Qwe hopel 24, Tom Lucas leaves anything he has to anyone who wants lt. 25. Russell Martin leaves the chemistry room for someone else to blow up, 26, Howard McMahan leaves his brllliance to Keith lasctor. 27. Emle Miner leaves his way with the women to some other lucky stiff, 28, Donna Piercy leaves her ability of being engaged to Cathalene and Charlene Harney. 29, Virginia Rhea leaves her abllity ln sports to Nancy Newman, flet's hope she uses themj 30, Robert Robson leaves his red hair to LaVeme Farmer, 31, Ken Rowden leaves his abllity to getting klcked out of class to Blll Austin, 32, Gladys Sexton leaves her space ln Mrs, Bivln's room to Katy Turner, 33. Carolyn Sims leaves and hopes to live ln the south, 34, Ann Summers leaves her music ablllty to Patsy Hanldns, 35, Doris Utt leaves her little green plymouth to Shirley Hertford so she can haul the band students ln it, 36. Norma Huddelston leaves her cute little giggle to Wanda Sanders. 37, Richard Wanet leaves his ability as basketball manager to Gene Cave, 38, Gilda Wilhelm leaves her long hair to 'Alberta Miner. We give and bequeath same to above-mentioned parties and appoint Lucille Edwards and Ralph Twenhafel Chief Executors of this, our last Will and Testament, Signed, sealed, published and declared by the Senior Class on the 27th day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five,-A,D. xl- Q -,, ilji Compliments of JENNINGS MOTOR SALES 8: EMPLOYEES Waverly, Illinois e -TL 'S Y sofa - 11 Q, fnqxx S Q-1 --11 si- 9-f 'N ,-. glance 20 ' DORIS UTT ARNOLDA DUEWER Valedictorian Salutatorian Winner of D,A,R, Award Runnerup of American Legion Award CECIL HOLLOWAY ANN SUMMERS ROBERT HALL American Legion Award American Legion Award Rllnnerup of American Legion Award 22 Compliments of CHARLES F. DEATHERAGE Dentist Waverly Illinois 0 f C. le 1 I 'sb as Rita Clayton iq- X y E Q v' Raymond Connolly '17 ' Joanne Dippel IRIN '37 . , ,nl ' 'ti' 4 X, . 1 i-33 :if 0 0 5 x :ffl q -E .4 cl 1' W -- -Q A C an , , l we 4, 3,015 R X, I -E9 N 1 a I if '-gf' 4 C x,,. Q- 4 X 1 Q19 ii I-r 'V , 'xv Q fri L-'VX '-.U , 1-- ,,.fY L x., f,, I IS 'QI . , N ca Roland Love Don Lyons Dixie Lythell Sharon Ann Dodd Lawrence Duewer Bob Edmondson Kay Ford Dick Hall Patsy Hankins Cathlene Harney Charlene Harney Shirley Heriford Don Hermes Gary Howard Allen Keltner Compliments of DR. THEODORE BERNARDY Robert Manning T1 A? 'X D. Joyce Mayes i we I C If Bernice Muckelston neQ e Z i Rv ,N 'sf f We i Zhu 'ff' ' e e ,X Barbara Powell is Carolyn Randolph Edwin Randolph Keith Rector ix N Gary Richardson Barbara Roberts Maurice Robertson g... Wanda Sanders -r l 1 QQ' 90' L 4- ,'gyv tr--1 2 W r I A .wx 1 vwiiibsi iw .N A ' 4 N H 1 x 'gg livin! 1 1 5 I 2 ! V Judy Seales Marilyn Seymour Connie Staton Sherry Treat -'UN Q, 'ry vf-v A Val ,sm Catherine Turner 1 Loren Thomas Wilma Wood lxvs. l ' ' ,I 5 n f G- Compliments y ii y B a ny HARTMAN'S GAS 8: APPLIANCES Waverly, Illinois 'luv lf si l' 'Q , s '. I ' if 11 ,f hui'- f-if-9 , ll I X X: iw. 1-'Wi' 'Qfs 'w..4f' ' x I gf Aix SITTING: Carolyn Randolph, Treasurer, Lawrence Duewer, President: Loren Thomas, Student Council, STANDING: Bob Manning, Vice-President, Dixie Lythell, Secretary, Rita Clayton, Reporter, On September 2, 1952, forty pupils enrolled as Freshmen in Waverly High School. They elected the following officers: President, Judy Seales, Vice-Presi- dent, Kay Ford, Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Hall: Reporter, Pat Hankinsg and Student Council, Joanne Dippel. Miss Blaze was chosen their sponsor. On September 16, the Student Council sponsored an initiation program in which all the Freshmen became full-fledged members of W. H. S. The Homecoming King and Queen candidates were Gary Howard and Wilma Wood. Wilma was elected Homecoming Queen. Rita Clayton was F. H. A. Queen candidate at the F. H. A. Formal Dance. Three Freshman girls were elected as Freshman-Sophomore Cheerleaders. They were Judy Seales, Sherry Treat, and Diane Simpson. Their second year at Waverly High, only 34 returned. To begin the Sopho- more year the following officers were chosen: President, Joanne Dippelg Vice- President, Dick Hallg Secretary-Treasurer, Sherry Treat, Student Council, Roland Love. The Homecoming King and Queen candidates were Don Hermes and Donna Wilson. Donna was elected Homecoming Queen. The Sophomore float won fourth place in the Homecoming Parade. Katy Turner was the Queen candi- date at the F. H. A. Formal Dance. An all-school dance was sponsored by the Sophomores with the help of their sponsor, David Cooper. Judy Seales and Sherry Treat were elected Varsity Cheerleaders. Joyce Mayes and Sharon Dodd were elected Freshman-Sophomore cheerleaders. They came back for their third year with thirty-seven members in their class. They chose for officers, President, Lawrence Duewerg Vice-President, Bob Manningg Secretary, Dixie Lythellg Treasurer, Carolyn Randolphg Reporter, Rita Clayton: Student Council, Loren Thomas. Candidates for Homecoming King and Queen were Marilyn Seymour and Dick Hall. Miss Terney and Mr. Reside were class advisors. The Juniors worked very hard all year to give the Seniors a good Prom. It turned out to be a big success. The Juniors won third prize with their float in the Homecoming Parade. Rita Clayton was named Junior Class Editor on the Wave Staff this year, and Judy Seales and Sherry Treat were elected Varsity Cheer- leaders. Congratulations to the Class of 1955 J OH N R O MA N G Radio 8: Electric Store Phone 5521 Waverly, Illinois Compliments of SEALES HARDWARE Waverly, Illinois i 1 .ae '-3:4 f' -'Ts xl-fypll R low' 5 'xv wh 5' -'Y '5 I ' Q! 42 Y 1 P 336' 'Q 1' U s' Ronald Branharn Russell Branharn I . 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Shortl after, the following officers were elected: Herschel Fitzpatrick, presidyentg Holland Slavens, vice-presidentg Joe Laugharn, secretary-treasurer, Diane Harrington, reporter, and .Ioella Brown, student council representative. Mrs. Charlene Hobbie was chosen as our class advisor. On September 15, 1953, Initiation Day, we became full-pledged members of the Waverly High School. The program was sponsored by the Student Council. The Homecoming King and Queen Candidates were Dale Sexton and Diane Harrington. We received third on our Homecoming float. Nancy Brown was chosen F. H. A. Queen Candidate. Joe Laugharn was a member of the Wave Staff. On August 30, 1954, all thirty-five of us enrolled as Sophomores for another year of learning. Shortly after we elected the following officers to guide us through the year: President, Diane Harrington, Vice-President Don Deatherageg Secretary, Katherine DeLay, Treasurer, Billy Gibsong Reporter, Marilyn Caruthers, and Student Council Representative Hersche l Fitzpatrick. Mr. Lawton is our sponsor. Bonnie Caruthers and Joe Laugharn were Homecoming Queen and King Candidates. We received first on our Homecoming float. Billy Gibson, Joe Laugharn, and Lee Marr are members of the Wave Staff. M' LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Gibson, treasurerg Herschel Fitzpatrick, student council representative: Diane Harrington, president, and Don Deatherage, vice-president. Not Pictured, Marilyn Caruthers, reporter, Katherine DeLay, secretary. Compliments of Robertson Bros. Doc Waverly, Illinois Bill KAISER 8: WILLYS SALES 8: SERVICE HAROLD LOWERY CLOVER FARM STORES Phone 4611 Waverly, Illinois 'NX' M ld. da . l 'af 1 Y' ' 1 9, x ' ff' '1 Y , ,fi N xx . N. -sy x.. 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WMWMMW On August 30, 1954, forty-seven students enrolled as Freshmen at Waverly High School. An organizational meeting was held immediately following the opening of school, and officers were chosen for the year as follows: President , . . . . . . . . . Butch Johnston Vice-President . Gwen Rawlings Secretary . . . . Jane Mies Treasurer ....... . Nancy Treat Reporter ........ . Evelyn Miller Student Council Representative .... . Bill Austin Gwen Rawlings and Butch Johnston were chosen as candidates for the Homecoming Queen and King. The Freshmen got off to a good start with Butch elected as Homecoming King. Pat Creed was elected as Freshman Editor on the Wave Staff. The class was well represented in all of the High School organizations as well as sports. Nancy Treat and Gwen Rawlings were elected Freshman-Sophomore cheerleaders this year and have cheered their team to several victories. Umm! Chocolate Marshmallows. We have tried to capture, in pictures, the enjoyment of the upperclassmen in initiating the Freshman Class into their ranks. The Freshmen, as well as the upperclassmen, enjoyed every minute of this day. Initiation is sponsored by the Student Council, who in the past years have put on some very good shows for us. Eggs and Crackers. Marshmallows again. 7... Jump High! Explain care fully, Bob Chow Time! nails !. R - ' Yi Freshmen taking it easy. 36 watch the Haw! Haw! Ritter Compliments of DEATHERAGE VARIETY STORE Hkflflkviffkfkllfvlffvlf Ladies Ready to Wear Shop Bessie Cloud Compliments of TOWNE CAFE Verna Gibson 3 bg I STANDING: Lawrence Duewer, Bill Austin, Loren Thomas, Butch Johnston, Mr, Laugharn. SITTING: Rochelle Caruthers, Secretaryg Bob Manning, Bob Hall, President, Herschel Fitzpatrick, Treasurer, Wilma Fitzpatrick, Vice-Presidentg Diane Harrington, Reporter, .7 -,J No! cazftde Weave Norma Huddleston, Senior Class Monitor, Carolyn Randolph, Jr, Class Monitor, Janet Huddleston, Freshman Class Monitorg Marie Hubbell, Ass't Production Manager, Marian Hart, Production Mahagerg Tom Bostic, Editor, Howard McMahon, Ass't Editor: Beverly Hanger, Sophomore Class Monitor, amanda! STANDING: Barb Powell, Gary Howard, Paul Collodi, Jeanne Ford, Gordie Ritter, Jane Mies, Bob Edmondson, Don Rynders, Mr. Reside, Richard Martin, Francis Lyons, Russell Martin, Dale Williams, Sherry Treat, Morrie Robertson, Marilyn Caruthers, Judy Seales, Nancy Brown, Bonnie Caruthers, Katie Turner, Katherine DeLay, Marilyn Seymour, Lida Lowery. MIDDLE ROW: Dick Hall, Loren Thomas, Don Lyons, Bob Manning, Bill Reichart, John Boyd,Jim Handy, Bob Hall. FRONT ROW: I. W. Rhea, Jerry Patterson, Harold Reed, Buddy Strawn Bill Dodd, Allen Keltner, Keith Rector, Lawrence Duewer, Bill Gibson, Richard Marr. cfmziaaa LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Harrington, Gary Howard, Bob Edmondson, Raymond Connolly, Lee Marr, Mrs. Edwards, Frances Connolly, Marie Hubbell, Norma Huddleston, Gary Richardson, Allen Keltner, Norma Mayberry, 7. 7614. FRONT ROW: Wilma Wood, Miss Terney, Rochelle Caruthers, Wilma Fitzpatrick, Virginia Rhea. Ernie Miner, Doris Utt, Shirley Heriford, Norma Huddleston, Rita Clayton, Sherry Treat, Barb Powell, Diane Harrington, SECOND ROW: Lida Lowery, Wanda Sanders, Sandra Harney, Barb Roberts, Katie Turner, Nancy Neuman, Evelyn Miller, Judy Turner, Dorothy Hubbell, Linda Swaggerty, Louise Edmondson, Frances Connolly, Alberta Miner, Judy Richardson, Iona Wood, Mary Patton, Beverly Hanger, THIRD ROW: Loren Thomas. Cathlene Harney Janet Huddleston, Joyce Mayes, Kay Ford, Judy Seales, Nancy Treat, Jeanne Ford, Mary Ann DeLay, Bonnie Caruthers, Arnolda Duewer, Karen Rowden, Connie Staton, Betty Spencer, Marilyn Tharp, Marilyn Seymour, Bob Hall. FOURTH ROW: Mar Jean Dodd, Marie Hubbell, Joanne Dippel, Carolyn Randoplh, Marilyn Caruthers, Katherine DeLay, Nancy Brown, Sharon Dodd, Bill Dorwart, Jane Mies, Gilda Wilhelm, Ann Summers, Donna Piercy, Berniece Muckleston, Donna Brown, Charlene Harney, Joella Brown, Norma Mayberry, Gwennie Rawlings I I I SEATED: Jim Handy, Gary Manis, Ramon Rilling, LaVerne Harvey, Tom Lucas, Bob Hall, Cecil Holloway, Lawrence Duewer, Russell Martin, Ken Boyd, J. W. Rhea, John Watret, Mr. Twenhafel. STANDING: Oved Miller, Allen Keltner, Dick Hall, Dale Williams, Butch Johnston, Bill Austin, David Lemmons, Richard Watret, Ron Hunt, Gene Dodd, Eddie Pate, Keith Rector, Ken Rowden, 40 7a mica! 141134 FIRST ROW: Mr. Laugharn, Gary Howard, Herschel Fitzpatrick, Phil Dossett, Don Hart, Ernie Miner, Loren Thomas, Joe Colvin, Bill Dorwart, Don Deatherage, Don Berndt. SECOND ROW: Gary Richardson, Joe,Laugharn, Gordie Ritter, Lee Marr, Frank Robinson, Gene Cave, Lawrence Duewer, Laddie Woods, Tom Lucas, Blaine Smith, Jerry Patterson, Earl Deatherage, Richard Martin, George Baker, Robert Robson, Ken Spradlin. THIRD ROW: Paul Collodi, Russell DeLong, Howard McMahon, Morrie Robertson, Francis Lyons, Albert Lemmons, John Slavens, Carl Jones, Don Lyons, Laverne Farmer, Dale Sexton, Bob Edmondson, Bill Reichart, Jim Crouse, Dick Hall. FOURTH ROW: Don Rynders, Bill Dodd, John Boyd, John Strawn, Bill Lyons, Carl Roach, John DeRosear, Jack Henderson, Harold Reed, 'Don Staton, Holland Slavens, Bob Manning, Ken Muckleston, Dale Branham, Richard Marr. Q.,-M BACK ROWQLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Doris Utt, Donna Piercy, Gwen Rawlings, Ann Summers, Jeanne Ford, Sherry Treat , Carolyn Sims, Sharon Dodd, Judy Seales, Shirley Heriford, Kay Ford, Jane Meis. MIDDLE ROW KLEFT TO RlGHTJg Joyce mayes, Pat Creed, Judy Richardson, Betty Goacher, Beverly Hanger, Connie Staton, Babara Roberts, Charlene Harney, Berniece Muckleston, Cathlene Harney, Sandra Harney, Mrs.Hobbie. FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Rosalie Davis, Nancy Nueman, Alberta Miner,Joe1la Brown, Marian Hart, Virginia Rhea, Rita Clayton, Frances Connolly, Wilma Fitzpatrick, Judy Turner, Lousie Edmondson, Marilyn Tharp. 41 ,.s Q 'ei 4 i, f-.f if O19 x ' Ji , R 1 F' X x, 3 k I L I Y I.. I e '-ff -3 .' ' 15.7 'V ,f2.5' 1f4 lpn is-V b A 5' ' K ' 1 'tv .2 K S- ? 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U 1 C Q Q' Compliments of WAYNE EDWARDS Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Phone 3011 Waverly, Illinois 43 ' Zuma W, H, S, paid their tribute to the Birth of Jesus Christ in their annual Cantata, A Star in the Sky, telling the old, old, story in music, Those whose voices rang out to tell it in this special way: BOYS CHORUS: Richard Watret Paul Collodi Howard McMahon Robert Robson Donald Bemdt Sandra Harney Jane Mies Jean Ford Nancy Neuman Judy Richardson Alberta Miner Ronald Hunt Bob Edmondson Louise Edmondson Iona Wood Oved Miller Roland Love Beverly Hanger Marilyn Tharp Francis Lyons Dale Sexton Doris Utt Virginia Rhea Gordy Ritter Keith Rector Judy Seales SOLOISTS: Edward Pate Billy Jo Dodd Joyce Mayes Kay Ford Butch Johnson GIRLS CHORUS: Sherry Treat Shirley Heriford Bill Austin Marilyn Seymour Joella Brown Ann Summers Gene Cave Joanne Dippel Evelyn Miller Dixie Lythell Kenneth Muckelston Marilyn Caruthers Janet Juddleston Bill Dorwart Jimmy Handy Patsy Creed Judy Turner Loren Thomas Jack Henderson Donna Brown Katy Tumer PIANOIST: Carl Roach Donna Piercy Bemice Muckelston Rochelle Caruthers John Boyd Barbara Roberts Charlene Hamey ORGANIST: Billy Gibson Patsy Hankins Cathlene Hamey Mattie Deatherage Gary Richardson Karen Rowden Connie Staton DIRECTOR John Strawn Gwen Rawlings Katherine DeLay Lucille Hageman Holland Slavens Frances Ross Dorothy Jubble Compliments of COTnp1iI'1'1el'1tS of .JUNCTION GRILL THRIFTANE GAS CO. waveuy, Illinois 44 THR11-'T HARDWARE Waverly, Illinois ,I , - ' ' I , v- 5 y -- w iw' , I' - I ' I . I, V I .6--is .j',,,,-'?f1i- 74a za, are s, ami 7. www, 9. 7954-55 On February 27, 1955, the W. H. S. Band presented to the public their first annual concert. The W. H, S. Band of 1954 and 1955 entered District Contest which was held at Auburn, Illinois. They brought home a rating of second, which is considered excellent. Individual entries of band groups were as follows: DISTRICT: STATE: lst. --SUPERIOR Znd. --EXCELLENT Clarinet Trio - Dixie Lythell, Judy Seales, Clarinet Trio Joyce Mayes. Drum Quartet Drum Quartet - Ray Connolly, Kay Ford, Brass Quartet Pat Creed, Alberta Miner. Saxophone Solo Brass Quartet - Shirles Heriford, Don Baritone Solo Deatherage, Evelyn Miller, Gordie Ritter. Saxophone Solo - Sherry Treat. Baritone Solo - Bill Dorwart. Znd. --EXCELLENT Saxophone Solo - Jane Miles. Trombone Solo - Loren Thomas Bass Clarinet - Ann Summers Saxophone Quartet - Doris Utt, Richard Martin, Jane Mies, Sherry Treat. Brass Sextet - Shirley Heriford, Bob Hall, Dick Hall, Loren Thomas, Roland Love, Bill Dorwart. Mr. Conlee, Director On May 6, the W. H. S. Band was host for the annual May Festival. School hands from the surrounding area took part with Mr. Busche, from MacMurray College as grest conductor. On May 15, the Band had their annual Spring Concert. The two grade school bands preceded the High School Band. Compliments of WAVERLY LOCKER COMPANY SHELL SERVICE COMPANY Shortie--Margie--Deaner 45 Waverly Waverly, Illinois Illinois 4' r 1 J 'Q gg 4'W 53fE5 5 , 11 , 5 Eff Y - M5 - :,Q3f.,f.,., M, H-'f,,gy-'jkh 4 Jegtxff. , pg ja .,., I, il-,.:.,,,, i H., 232.1 .f zwwmww -1 - fwqf W,ff1gQ-+5fP4u,4tses1- '- . ,mam- -Q W M 1' 1 ' U h 1 fi 1 1. 1 Lp K' 5 LL , r Q2 L M A 'P' 'I fx-J T gg Ulf M ' rf, il ., f 3 V r k ' W .rvmiv Y E ,LX .C VVtb- , Q 3' ,S , Q , WL A ' - 'W v 1 , ' ' J' Q . I 1' n ?: ' ' fQ'f ,Q -, 1- -,514 ,, .- 3 L 1 X, I' ' ' v ' . 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Compliments of Compliments of THE WAVERLY JOURNAL PETROLEUM SERVICE 47 Alfred H. Hodgson, Publisher Don Rawlings, Waverly, Ill. Waverly, Illinois 'i 452' CAST STANDING: Beverly Hanger, Virginia Rhea, Shirley Heriford, Bill Dorwart, Miss Hageman, Barb Powell, Ann Summers, Kay Ford. Loren Thomas, Rita Clayton, Dale Sexton. SITTING: Herschel Fitzpatrick, Diane Harrington, Sherry Treat, Doris Utt, Norma Mayberry, Judy Seales, Bob Edmondson. YI i J 'r-QW' ' THE GUESTS STANDING: Gene Cave, Karen Rowden, Don Berndt, Gary Richardson, Howard McMahon, Roland Love, Keith Rector, Don Lyons, Robert Robson, Sharon Dodd, John Boyd, SITTING: Marilyn Seymour, Berneice Muckleston, Joyce Mayes, Katie Turner, Donna Piercy, Pat Creed, aid 4 i Ex STANDING: Holland Slavens, Paul Collodi, Gordie Ritter, Butch Johnston, Loren Thomas, Oved Miller, Bill Austin. Bill Gibson, Ken Spradlin, Bill Dodd, Jim Handy. SITTING: Joella Brown. Connie Staton, Sherry Treat Gwen Rawlings, Jeanne Ford , Doris Utt, Jane Mies, Shirley Heriford, Louise Edmondson, Katherine DeLay, Marilyn Caruthers, Norma Mayberry. Q7 N64 '70, 74a emma STANDING: Judy Richardson, Dorothy Hubbell, Raymond Connolly, Joanne Dippel, Sandra Harney. SITTING: Alberta Miner, Janet Huddleston, Donna Brown. 49 1...- 9 QQ Xgkxn ffilyfj Sizing 7704464 ?eaZ6acz! 2.4 lx QA AQ A A vm. ' Xb? F V L 9 WP? M ISI' A f X 'xx C0 t y f NEECE FUNERAL HOME Waverly, I11 1 .5 . V ' n I b y . r .3 - 3 -3 KM, r-. - Coach talks it Over. Slumber Party? Sharon and Marj. 'wk S Let's give a yell for Waverly! Camera shy, maybe? L--7--'T' w 5. wma-wwe -e 4' ' ' ,hand ilu '.a , fi Q ' . , s in 1 Jr sz Q ., Bobby pleads for his lite, 5' We all have troubles, don't we? ---.1 I ,I E The Music Club was organized September Z0. 1954 with the following officers President .... . . Ann Summers Vice-President . . . Doris Utt Secretary . . . . Sherry Treat Treasurer . . Bob Edmondson Reporter ...... . . .Don Berndt Sentinal ....... . Rolland Love Freshman Representative . . . John Boyd Sophomore Representative . Billie Gibson Junior Representative . . . Dixie Lythell Senior Representative . . . Virginia Rhea Objective: ' To provide for every child an opportunity to enjoy and appreciate music through participation on the level and the area best adapted to the child's talents. Further to broaden and enrich his education for more stable maturity socially and emotionally and to build better personalities through music. Motto: Singing and playing an instrument is fun. Happy people make good citizens. Good citizens make for good government. Good government helps maintain a better world. The activities of the club will increase the opportunity for parti- cipation through intra-school programs and inter-school exchange programs. The club provides the organization to develop a sense of belonging so essential for building confidence in the child. It motivates achievement and builds for a full and happy life. As the club grows from infancy to adulthood its program will become increasingly helpful to the student in achieving a social adjustment in his community. Compliments of WIESE MEMORIAL HOME Waverly, Illinois 7465... Compliments of THE WAVERLY FOOD MARKET DEATHERAGE Sr HART SUPERWAY Shelly - Bernice - Joe - Pat - Betty Herschel - Posie - Speeny Waverly, Illinois 1 E es. J ,fl P4-Eli. 71 Dick Hall, Joe Laugharn, Cecil Holloway, Ronnie Creed, Howard Goacher, Butch Johnston, Ann Summers, Donna Wilson, Barbara Burnett, Gwen Rawlings, Marilyn Seymour, Bonnie Caruthers. ., , 1 l 1 L , ,sw l ll K . H '. 1 H he ,cs s J T' , iii 4 llaal . w lm- . ,v .Q - K, ,,, . 1,2 K , E ' if ,. ? gmt! fag W 5 ' 1 v j , C - . l fl l :Farsi 5 F ' s f H fl l vnu... --vi' I CROWN THEE.. Butch Johnston and Ann Summers, crowned Home- Barb and Ronnie coming King and Queen. Howard Goacher and Donna Crownbearers Wilson, retiring homecoming king and queen. Ann and Butch j 1 ' lf ly Wow ' Qame f 'G ...I WELEUMEWQ Welcome to our homecoming game, C Cheer Waverly to victory, Girls. Quite a scramble! Waverly Scores! ! 'Everybody yell l 2, 1 55 U H ,qs-I QW J . - x. The Band performs at half. The Band marches, The crowd seems interested, NOTED FOR DESTINY AMBITION SEEN MOST MOST DIS LIKES MOST NICKNAME SAYING NAME 'MHS HO averly et W BHD F home School BD 5 -A UO -A IL' 1 2 3 5 E SE as we aa be 5 25 E 08 E2 E 5 .DS 5:4 E2 E, ii 155 A M E 5 S 5 G Ei E 22 is Ea 2 .f U 31 QE I-4 FS . Ps ? 5 .5 as .-13' S5 52 32 BE: AE E5 5 EE .2 3 bg as mi IE 2 -A gs Ps E2 Q. 22 5? 22 35 BE 3 25 U. y nous bood 1 Waverly RODS Waverly tting up 8 Se sleepin Aw, you guy!! oe, Baby' w Joe Colvin 2 5 E .: UI oo -E .2 S9 rd III Q 3 5 rn E 3 E 'S U3 -u C1 dh J ..-1 E C BD '5 I E ru 3 2 2 2 SE '31 as J: :Z E 2 1 E 2 F' a Ewa! no-5:-ooo 2222 xaxz 2 2 3: EMF! 2552 Q E, 3 go 3 2553 E, 2 2 Eigg .3315 2 PN 3 E5 li ,SEQ Ea Egg no . 8555 EEE? 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Q! 1 Having fun the d angerous way I l Eaung hearty at the F, F, A, Banquet 7, gf, 14. fafzmaf Dance LX E5 , fri 'w 1 1-M5 ,' N ,im fri' -,M N 1 W X - W 5 Nlt -Xxlxl Minn' , H J.-'Qs 'gf in A Q wwf' xx 1 'IP fag? 4 -rqf , vi W? . ,fy ,pf 4.x 1 -. X K ' A f N A N ,N 4 w- 1551 U ', '-rf Q3-'ln 'iigty , ,Qu in -. , f 3: ' J - W.-is Q I X -if S.-,. ,f Naval Guide and sponsors lead the group endow up R. 70 646-44?0 77Z4q23ta25 -. 'Q -4, N Coming away from Naval Base IIIERGINEY HOUR H v Are you sick or sleepy, Flop? Stop for gas, x, ' he-tt' 1 fy Just left the museum ,if . . Yawmng, Cec11'??? Poor suitcases!! I A ..,- ' A 4 . 4 z J f x s X . , mt... E .i ti: Sleeping Beauties! 1 wnat do you see, Russell? 60 Another stop for gas! SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL Commencement Program Waverly High School Frlday, May 27 1955 SOOPMKCSTJ 1-is-0: Processllonal Joanne Dlpfpel QAud1ence wlll use for the Processxonal and remzun standmg four the Salute to the Flag and fthe Invocat1on Salute to the Flag of Our Country Led by Gary L Smlbh Invocatlon Rev Ralph Fvtch Pastor Methodxst Church W1ll1a.m Dorvv art P1'1no Solo Les Audxex Dussek Roc-hel'e Cal uthel s Commencement Adclre s Vernon L Nlck ll tState1Super1ntenednt of Pufbhc Instructwn Vocal Solo Into the Nrght 'Clara Ednwands Ann Summer s Pres ntatlon of Av. ards American Leglon Awmards Lolen Hartman Commander Waverly Post 262 Waledlctorlan and Salutatorlan L E Laugharn Presentatxon of Class Supennftendent Gerald R Brown Presentatlon of Daplomas James R Dumseth Presxdeent Board of Educatlon Musxc Halls of Waverly Vlck Nlghft Semons Benedlctxon Rev Ralph F1tch fAUd16hC8 wxll rlse for Benedlctlon land remam standmg for Recesslonalj Recessxonal Joanne Dlpvpel I U 7 4 an ... ... ... ... ... . ' I , , . Barxtone Horn Solo: Elegy Martin :S 1 ' ,. . 1 N S . ' 2 , , H A ' H . l 1 ' , I , . l' . ' , . L , . ,, . . . .I . Comp11ments WILBUR EDWARDS Waverly, I11 lkfkik RED AND WHITE STORE Waverly, I11 -..-r---7 2-fig 'TI G' f, J .i I V , B-Q Us XA, - 43 .il We A... if 'VST . JD - Er K ,.: X ' Lovely Witches. Confusing, is'nt it Two cool kids, Blow hard, Hobbie, Tx!! Weld if light. bOVS. Mr. Miller - Mr. Bay, Did you get one? S! 'N fy 1 -wg., J- . Give it a good oiling, Joe. 63 Be careful kids, You may blow it up. A IC' ' Q' i f NJ- 0E3:EEZ1:-.-:3:i:5:- 5:i:3:?'I:-:-, ' S:i:fS.Q:f:2:5:f fi:E:f:g 1:35:- ::z:s .q:::5::-N' ,5.-:-:-:-. ,:5:g', . 'l:I12:5:: I-'? MVN, Q--ff g' Qfggf i, Compliments of ELMER MEACHAM WALTERS WAVERLY FLYNN GROCERY STUDIO DRUGS STORE Insurance 8: Real Estate Photography Phone 3218 Monarch finer foods Waverly, Illinois BACK ROW: Don Deatherage, Gordie Ritter, Morrie Robertson, Roland Love, Bill Austin, Tom Bostic, Joe Colvin, Don Hart, Loren Thomas, Ken Boyd, Jim Draper, Butch Johnston, Cecil Holloway, Dale Sexton, Coach Spalding, FRONT ROW: Gene Cave, Jack Henderson, John Boyd, Gene Dodd, Don Bemdt, Herschel Fitzpatrick, Gary Howard, Don Lyons, Bill Reichart, Ken Rowden, Earl Deatherage, Richard Watret, Eddie Pate, Gerald Patterson, Blaine Smith. ,144 74eq Played' CO-CAPT. CECIL HOLLOWAY 1211 Cec played right halfback and quarterback and played them both so well. It will leave a big spot to be filled as he is a Senior and will e missed next year. CO-CAPT. MAURICE ROBERTSON1241 Morrie played halfback and also uarter- back and fills both positions very well. He received a shoulder injury and di2n't see too much action the last few games. He'll back another year. ROBERT HALL 1421 Bob is a Senior this year,and this was his first year out for football and he did a very good job at right end. JOE COLVIN 1181 Joe is a Senior and played right guard. Everyone knew he was doing his share just by looking at his face when he came off the field. DONALD HART 1331 Leon is a Senior and played right tackle and played in every ame. TOM BOSTIC 1291 Tom is a Senior and played center. He did a very good job all ear. EEN BOYD 1121 Flop is a Senior and layed left end and was a good receiver. BLAINE SMITH 1111 'Dog is just a Soplhomore, and played left-halfback, but watch him o the next two years. DONKLD DEATHERAGE 1261 Perch is also a Sophomore and played left guard. He was quite a scrapper. BILL AUSTIN 1221 Bill is just a Freshman and placed in a very difficult position, fullback. But he did a very good job and is expected to improve with experience. GARY HOWARD 1101 Indian played almost any position which was needed. He's a Junior and will be back for another year. CHARLES JOHNSTON 1171 Butch 13 a Freshman and played some left-end and lettered this year. D1ONALD BERNDT 1191 Donnie is a Freshman and played right half at the last of t e season. GENE DODD 1401 Gene played guard, but played defense more than offense and was a real scrapper. Gene is a Senior this year. KEN ROWDEN 1131 Duck is a Senior and played left guard and played both offense and defense very well. EARL DEATHERAGE 12.51 Earlie is a Senior and only played half the season as tackle. RONALD HUNT 1.321 Ron who played left tackle in almost all the games is just a Sophomore and will be back next year. OVED MILLER 1 1 Oved layed end just enough to letter. He is a So homore. GORDON RITTER 1 1 GordJie played guard and saw enough action to ljetter. Gordie is just a Freshman and a lot is expected of him in the next three years. RICHARD WATRET 1 1 Richard is a Senior and played right half. HERSCHEL FITZPATRICK 1 1 Fitz, a Sophomore, didn't see much action except on defense where he did a good job. WALTER WOODS 1 1 Laddie didn't see too much action, but enough to earn a letter. Laddie is a Sophomore and will have another chance next year. Don Hart 'X Joe Colvin Bob Hall N Ken Boyd Ken Rowden Butch Johnson x Tom Bostic Gene Dodd Cecll Holloway Morrie Robertson VY OKC oved Miller Don Bemd' amine Smith .4 Continued Gary Howard Bill Austin Don Deatherage Gordie Ritter Herschel Fitzpatrick 1954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Roodhouse 6 Franklin 7 Auburn 46 Northwestern 32 Girard 19 Nokomis 28 St. James 18 Virden 34 Pawnee 26 Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly M S M TEAM STANDING Auburn Virden Northwestern Girard Waverly Nokomis St. James W. L. T 0 0 1 O 3 0 4 0 6 O 6 0 6 0 Ron Hunt ? . 'f' ., vi- , 1 '-vw. J. -'.- I - Sl ilnfy Qs 'Y-2 -NW75' .m? '.4- BACK TO FRONT: Sheny Treat, Joan Edwards, Rosalie Davis, Jane Mies. Judy Seales, 0' fl Coach Spaling, Ken Boyd, Phil Dossett, Don Hart, John Slavens, Earl Dearherage, Blaine Smith, Cecil Holloway, Rosalie Davis, Judy Seales, Bob Hall, Tom Bostic, Gary Howard, Loren Thomas, Morrie Robertson, Herschel Fitzpatrick, Joan Edwards, Sherry Treat, Compliments to the 19 55 class CLAYTON ANDERSON Kr SON, TRUCKING Waverly, Illinois 6403 BACK ROW: Coach Spalding, Dick Hall, Phil Dosaett, Bob Hall, Butch Johnston, Ron Hunt, Bill Austin, Don Hart, Oved Miller, Joe Colvin. FRONT ROW: Blaine Smith, Gary Howard, Gordie Ritter, Herschel Fitzpatrick, Morrie Robertson, Dale Williams, Cecil Holloway, Don Deatherage, Don Bemdt, Don Staton, Richard Wauet, REGULAR GAMES I. S. D. 60 Ashland 48 St. James 42 Girard 36 Divernon 60 Northwestern 61 Kincaid 77 Winchester 56 Pawnee 79 Virden 64 Arenzville 61 Chapin 56 Nokomis 60 Franklin 40 Auburn 55 Virden 48 New Berlin 69 Griggsville 63 Morrisonville 74 Roodhouse 74 WAVERLY HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Waverly 64 Kincaid 77 FRANKLIN REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Waverly 48 New Berlin 63 Waverly 58 ll Il ll 51 Il ll Il 80 ll ll 63 H 55 53 56 ll 61 62 92 WINCHESTER TOURNAMENT Waverly 51 Centrall 48 57 White Hall 80 71 Bluffs 67 Compliments of GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY SWIFT'S CITIES SERVICE STATION Waverly, Illinois dw! due I LEFT TO RIGHT: Cecil Holloway, Joe Colvin, Bob Hall, Phil Dossett, Morrie Robertson. AS THEY PLAYED Cecil Holloway-Guard. This was Cecil's fourth year out for basketball and 3rd year to letter. Cecil was the quarterback and set up most of the plays. He was 3rd in scoring. Morrie Robertson-Guard. Morrie was the only Junior on the first 5. This was the 31-d year he lettered. He was second in team scoring and a fine play- maker. Bob Hall-Center. Bob earned his Znd letter in four years of basketball. He was the leading scorer on the team. Bob was a very good rebounder. Phil Dossett-Forward. This was Phil's third year out for basketball and Znd year to earn a letter. He was 4th in team scoring and also got his share of rebounds. Joe Colvin-Forward. Joe was playing his third year of basketball and this year was the first time he lettered. Joe improved rapidly and was play- ing more and more toward the end of the season. Compliments of HOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Shiny Hood Class of '22 Insurance Counsellor, Tax Consultant --A coverage for your every insurance need-- 71 WINSTON AND WILSON Your IH Dealer L 'fr -f 4? Lex Q: fi' if V3 In ' Z I xl' funn ! e I A -. . 'VX af' p f Q, I I lj sf .4 ,L x by gg , , we 5 , k 'V glr I i ef , Q ' ,Q ,Y u 'L V V f Ek V If Q' .lx ' 1 L if V 19. 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Compliments of the CHEERLEADERS ROSIE - JOAN - JUDY - SHERRY - JANE '55 '55 '56 '56 '57 ff' sw an Q , , I .4 The Proud Ponies Qairldcz aafmamevzz' 'tr' Half-Tlme fx ,Li , I Cheering Trophy fwnmf? f 4' 4 'ff:ifJ I The game SIHITS! 74 Slaughter on Tenth Avenue Hamm Compliments of L 8: I.. CAFE Waverly, Illinois THE FIX-IT SHOP Motorola - G. E. - Hoffman Sales 8: Service Waverly, Illinois QQQQJ J ,Q H 5-M X' -uf V1 jp' ,w fd D -43 -. 1 r li if ,, 1, H I ,. ,. 'A Q ' ' wolf A 1' ' - ' 4-4 If .1 ' . A,fT4q ' Avpgkcfw fr- 44? , 'X -my 'Usual :'+E?'r . !4 ' Il :J ' 4, ti -486 If D 5 gi XV Z T Pwnc - fe 37d'f5T'f7d Nbr Lois Hermes receives American Legion Award . Runner-up for American Legion Award, Barbara Cave, 1 Q . 0 .a aw-A 5 Q -.aa .. in-w-qnansuuum 1 1 : . xx 'W . +324 My 3 1 sf, kim A ' David Workman receives runner-up award from America Legio. Congratulations, Jack, on your valedictory award, Mr. Dunseth presents the diplomas, The diplomas have been received. -was in Q a. N' '52 What are you doing, Sharon'P . E - Yi'? 0 he iw? Chinese 1 W - J W a. y .VV lg . , I . I Q rn- ' nt- 1 -- ' 1 W- I ,. at V J ' f r ,. ' I .V V ,Rt L' f rw H X A K ' 'A , kg: 6 , , L' gh ', as f . as ir 'fl s 1 . K , ' ' -w Who's dragging behind Tired? W j j I 5 md .-,Q 1 'J' 'vw I .K ' A 1' --1 7-Y , I 1 1 Qian- j u ,,,.,4 ' v A , .. 1 4 1 y V 5' 5 Vggg Rosalie and Howard. I . A I J Face this wa Norma M i .V W l?w,.4w,'f sv' Y' ' ' I -'-:1..fg'5n-.annclf A-lf' ' : -gc 1 'Y f f .-if ,Q i' f-sf 'B+ g ig 4 OH y ' .4 Don't jump now, Wyman! ! Using the phone, Lois'P 5 Double photography? d A h f ? re t ey rom Waverly DeLong and Lawton, What are they waiting for? Comphments of 5 495 FRED N HERR 'jg I Attorney. at Law no -, TI-IE NEW STAR STORE Ray D. McCollum Waverly, Illinois Compliments of 79 2x Q .1-4' GUY F. 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V Joyce Mary Lou Judith Barry Gloria Hierman Hunt Johnson Kumler Long h 5 fe- , - it If W nnnn L -ve 5 or -. if A .HX ,uhh tr Tafsegzi'-.xf,,,' Richard Daymon Larry Charlotte Nelson Beverly Lowder Lyons Lyons Meier Myers Meiers ,, i g ,,zr LIL- J . ,J I ea - uuil in , I N ,g 4-J a k h' h David Phil Barb Michael Jean Harriet Bob Mies Points Rowden Ryan Sadler Seiz Sadler E ddgy X A S A 111. K ff' 'e f fha H Kent James Ted Richard Bonnie Ruby Seiz Sexton Sheppard Shipp Spencer Stayton . . . fn M I f A , V ff? ' V .9- 5 .. . V J 3 A aioa ,,a- J ' J- ' ' B ,,., , , gy ' ding - , 4 . ,,! ffaz I J , ,, M - Q ' L , -1 - 4' 'fa J J , L eee 4. J J at L 'fa 1.151 -f J vi David Peggy Richard Joyce Linda Colleen Stewart Stubblefield Stults Timm Tumer Woodg Virginia Leonard Kenneth Griffith Zachary Van Dyne Turner Hughes L he J Nowicmd 3 ' L ' B -H Bobby Neal IEW y Best wishes and a lot of success to you Seniors and Underclassmen some day you may be Seniors WAVERLY HARIIWAIIE CII. your Frigidaire and Uregas Dealer Jean 1949 Jack 1950 Judy ?? Compliments of Dick Edwards UITIES SERVICE 0lL 00. Compliments of THE J0llNS'l'0N'S Doc Betty Butch Waverly Ill1no1s :ff T9 al' Compliments of WHALEN GRAIN 00. Compliments of PITTMAN M0'l'0R 00. e Phone 7311 Waverly I111no1s Best Wishes C. D. Pat Kenny K. W. Cash Store The Kenny Insurance Agency THESHAMRDGK Compliments of DR.R.E.LEE XL..- . um Q V ' 1 :., Q , . 'T' f . - -- ,f wAvERl.Y ILLINOIS Dial 3 831 Compliments of WEMPLE STATE BANK Waverly I11. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WI , M 4 i l k H Mrk 7 Zfistiay ' 3 'W' 'HRM Bill and Phillip are trying to keep shop HH! Someone is going to have some new furniture when Ernie and Bob get through. dimmed Af 14 tools in place. inn Bill and Phillip better make those holes right or Mr, This group of Wave Staff members is eating up the profit, Laugharn will be mad, Looks like everyone is working hard. Saw that board straight, Ken, so Cecil will have no 95 trouble in fitting it. Hg ry-s.--.,.,M -si 5 -wrap -J fA:!s' 11.-2 - , J - f ' I i ' is , . ll These are our F. F. A. boys learning to improve our farms, This group will make good Future House Wives for some yOUl'lg ITIHII, Hiaaaeaff 14 me 1 imma: I NN Ig ' orarie' 4 ' ' - T - I ,Q All T -T , s - K - L t - far V ' f -4 1 , V - -' 1 Q ,, ' ..r -' LL 9 f- ' nf !6 . lin 7'iIx H 0.4 ' , in 'NL Mx C Y., I A 'I' 1 1 l -ev - ax I ,Y 4 i . .1 l -' I , .V V Q Q f+ - . if Q x Q . f N A 6 15' V, f ' ' Ir 'ff W 1 , 4 I M ' X ,n .1 it 'fr-f-5-L-LFf r - N -7 Look at them go, they have to make their 35-word test. Mr, Reside is supervising an experiment, I :NJ ' X ,qi The wheels of business will some day be mananged by these 10311 is writing down the results of the experiment. future office workers. YEARBOOKS Pfmhu K5 23 :dm 6- J A 5,50 41 -'l . ,W 4.-I' .f I O W I 4 1?-F, F . Q d.:?J 5f'Lf gi' v4 'fi Q he XI gs, at Q '-sv yjmkn -Q65-4 ,wig hu- may M 3 A ,gl-va x Y k 355 ,
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