Waverly High School - Wave Yearbook (Waverly, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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V, ' - I-1, 3--N-55 ,:vg'g- -J ,W Eh 'dm Pug: 'P . . - , . ,. . , , - 1 v , K ' V , -N 1 u i I I n i f I ! i 1 I I I F I i L 1 I I . . . I I I PRESENTING Editors and Advisor THE 1956 WAVE A Shirley Heriford. ............... Editor Sharon Dodd. ........... Assistant Editor ' Wanda Sanders. ........ Business Manager Joe Laugharn. . .Assistant Business Manager WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL .... .... W AVERLY, ILLINO 5 FOREWCRD The Wave of 1956 has been planned and pre- pared to meet the interests of all the subscribers. Therefore,we, the Wave Staff members, dedicate this book to them. We would like to express our appreciation for your assistance and faith in planning this book and your loyal support in making this publication possible. We hope you enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed preparing it for you. We have tried to uphold the high standards of previous editions in this Wave of 1956--The Book with the New Look. 2 Table Of Contents Administration and Faculty. .Page 5 Classes. . .............. .58 School Log. . ......... . . .25 Organizations. . . . . .51 Athletics. ..... . . .43 Snapshots. . . . . . .60 Comments. . . . .64 3 Editorial Staff FRONT ROW left toright: Sharon Dodd--Assistant Editor, Shirley Her- iford--Editor, Mary Patton--Sophomore Editor. BACK ROW: Hershel Fitzpatrick--Athletic Editor, Bonigail Bivin--Freshman Editor, Lee Marr- Junior Editor. Business Staff FRONT ROW left to right: Barbara Powell--Member, Wanda Sanders--Business Manager, Joe Laugharn--Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Rita Clayton--Member. BACK ROW: Allen Q Ketlner--Mcniber, Kay Ford--Member, Francis Lyons-- , Member, Joyce Mayes--Member, Gary Richardson--Menv ber,joaniie Dipple--Member, finsetj Bill Gibson--Member. , X .- ' HR. . Q ' Jin' ,.v ' - jg H' ,ff-6 Harb- PSU tlkul P ,lf Mrs. Goldie Bivin Advisor FACULTY A IIAIIMI I TRATIU n' X .1 Y X , '47 ' V ARNOLDA N. DUEWER L. E. LAUGHARN Secretary Assistant Principal ff GERALD R. BROWN Superintendent SCHOOL BOA RD SEATED left to right: George Rit- ter. Ed Rhea, Wilson Smith, James Dunseth. BACK ROW: Albert Wil- cox, Fred Schramm, Herman J. Brown, Lester Davenport. FACULTY ROBERT LAwroN, s.s., GOLDIE B1v1N. B.S. STANLEY M1UfER-f?-A- M. Ed. Commercial English 1- H- Spafllsh Mgthgmaticg Advisor, Wave Staff Advisor, Sophomore Class Co -Advisor, Junior Class LUCILLE HAGEMAN RALPH TWENHAFEL, B.S. CHARLENE HOBBIE, B.S. Ph. B., A.B., M.A. Vocational Agriculture Girls' P.E. Social Science Advisor, F.F.A.. Co -Advisor, Senior Class Vocal Music - Co-Advisor, Junior Class G.A.A. Advisor, Music Club . ,V .Mfs.M , L .-W ,4 - .V ss, at . 1.-is iss. ,,, ,H- Wit, FACULTY S RUTH LOWE, B.S. L. E. LAUGHARN, B.E., LUCILLE EDWARDS, A.B. General Science, Biology, Asst. Principal El131iSh III. IV Chemistry Industrial Arts Librarian Advisor, Student Council, Shop Club JOE SPALDING, B.S. MARILYN HUGHES LILLIAN DRURY, B.S. DeWAYNE HEIN Boy's P.E., World History B.S., M.S. General Science, Biology, B.S., M. Ed. Coach, Advisor, W Club Home Economics Chemistry Instrumental Music Advisor, F.l-LS., Co-Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Band Council Freshman Class A gI.,if.- 'J 1' We 5, .yy jg' K' ,, MM, LA.. yy, , ,P XA ff ' fviggf, M X Y 5,555-:Q -,fm sip 9 ' 1 . ' fwwf f-1,1-fffmff-'-X, xwflii'-r1.'f 1 5 E lllll Q. Kay Ford I'm no angel, bu appy. Loren Thomas Only weeds grow tall. Sherry Treal Mischief shines through her eyes. Richard Hal l like work. It liascinates me. I can sit around and look at it for hours. Shirley Heri rd l don't care how ou spell my name. I'll change it some day just the same. Maurice Robersion lle's neither a book worm nora social hound, but he's an swell fellow to have around. Joyce Mayes l only hope l dor1't have to walk to success. Gary Howard Only three great men are living, I'm one andl forgot the other two. Barbara Powell llear the corrltrlotion? I have arrived. if 'ff' 15' Donal School-I suppose it's a ne evil. Wanda Sanders Though her blush is well known, her seeds of friend - ship are well shown. Robert Edmondson The most fun I have in school is when I'm not there. Sharon Dodd Late hours aren'tgood for one,hJt they're all right for two. Allen Keltner Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. Judy Seales I hate being late, but it beats hurrying. Keith Rector Why let the devil have all the fun? Patsy Hankins I think I think more than you think I think. Gary Richardson If school is liberty, give me death. lift Connie Stafon Not that I dislike studying, but I like tter. Donnie Sfaton President of the bored of education. Bernice Muckelsfon Asking her a question is like letting a finger' out of a dike. Raymond Connolly My motto is: Don't study until you're called on to recite. Carolyn Randolph If giggles were unlawful, I'd spend the resn of my life in jail. Edwin Randolph Girls are a nuisance, but I wouldn't mind having one. Lawerence Duewer Men who know little are usually great talkers, while men who know much say little. Cafhlene Harney I want to be bashful, but the boys won't let me. Charlene Harney Blessed is she who never says anything, for she shall never be quoted. Dixie L thell To t ne thing, to say something is another. Ro and Loire Id 't mind studying, but I don't like to tell the tea hers all I know. Bal ara Roberts I liltf to work and do my share but giggles slip in una are. Rita Clayton She saw, she conquered-the crown! Wilma Wood I like to wind my tongue upg I love to hear it go. Joanne Dippel Keen sense and common sense leave a little room for nonsense. Marilyn Seymour Beware! I might do something sensational. Robert Manning Said he with a sigh, Life is so short and so am I. Catherine Turner She's a quiet little lass until you get her out of class. ff hr qff RITA Home Economics FHA FHA Vice President 4: FHA 1.2: GAA 1.2, 3 4 GAA Camp 2: Wave Staff Club 3.4: Chorus 1.2.3,4: 3: Homecoming Queen Band Chorus 1: Spring Contest 1.2.3.4. ,IOANNE Major: Home Economics Minor: Commerce Chorus 1.2.3.4: Operetta 1.2.3.4: Cantata 1.2.3.4 1.2,3.4: Spring Festival 1.2.3.4: Wave Staff4: 3.4: Student Council 1: Librarian 2: President 2: Egyptian Music Camp 3: FHA Queen Candidate SHARON Major: DODD Commerce. Home Economics Minor: Band 1.2,3: Drum Majorette 3.4: Chorus FHA 1.2,3,4: GAA 1.2. 3.4: Cantata 1.2,4: Music Club 3.4: Spring 4: Contest 1.2: Librarian 2: Cam- era Club Sentor Play 4: Wave Staff Ass't Editor 4: Queen of Busters 2. LAWRENCE DUEWER Major: English. Math. Voc. Agriculture. Industrial Arts Minor: Science, Commerce , Chorus 1: Cantata 1: SprlngFestival 1: Class Reporter 2: FFA Treasurer 2: Camera Club 2.3: President Class 2: FFA Secretary 3: Boys' State 3: Baseball 3: Student Council 3: Vice President of Class 4: President of FFA 4: President Student Council 4: Senior Play 4: Home- coming King Candidate 4: FHA King Candidate 4. ROBERT EDMONDSON Major: English. History, Industrial Arts Minor: Science. Commerce Chorus 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2.3.4: Operetta 3: Contest 2.3: Senior Play 4: Cantata 3: Music Club 3: KAY FORD Major: Science. English. History. Home Economics Minor: Commerce Chorus 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1,2.3,4: Operetta 1.2. 3.4: Cantata 1.2.3.4: Music Club 3.4: Camera Club 2. 3: Band 1.2,3: GAA 1.2.3.4: FHA 1,2,3.4: Wave Staff 4: Senior Play 4. RICHARD HALL Major: English. Voc. Agriculture. History Minor: Science Band 1.2.3,4: Spring Festival 1.2.3.4: Contest 1.2.3,4: Chorus 1.4: Basketball 3: Homecoming King Candidate 3: Vice PresldentClass 3: Secretary and Treasurer Class 1: FFA 4: Vice President FFA 4. SENI OR ACTIVITIES PATSY HANKINS Major: English. Home Economics Minor: Science. Commerce. History Chorus 1,2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2.3.4: Cantata 1.2.3, 4: Operetta 2.4: Music Club 3.4: GAA 1,2.3.4: Sec. of Class2: Class Reporter 1: FHA 1.2.3.4: FHA Recreation Chairman 2: Scottie News 4. CATHLENE HARNEY Major: English. Home Economics Minor: Science. History. Commerce Band 1.2: Chorus 1.2.3.4: GAA 1.2.3.4: FHA 1,2.3.4: Cantata 1.2,3,4: Spring Festival 1,2,3.4: Music Club 3. 4. CHARLENE HARNEY Major: English. Home Economics Minor: Science. History. Commerce Band 1.2: Chorus 1,2,3,4: GAA 1.2.3.4: FHA 1.2.3.4: gantata 1,2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2.3,4: Music Club ,4. SHIRLEY KAY HERIFORD Major: English. Commerce Minor: History. Science Chorus 1.2,3.4: Cantata 1.2,3,4: Operetta 1.2,3,4: Spring Festival 1.2.3.4: Music Club 3.4: Band 1.2,3: Contest 1. 2.3.4: Music Camp 3: Camera Club 2.3: Scottie News 1: FHA 1.2.3.4: FHA Vice President 3: FHA delegate to National Convention: GAA 1,2,3.4: Senior Play 4: Li- brarian 2: Wave Staff Editor 4: Busterertes 2. GARY HOWARD Major: English, History. Math. Minor: Commerce, Science, Chorus 1.2: Music Club 3.4: Operetta 1,2.3.4: W Club 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3,4: Football 1,2.3.4: Baseball 1. 2.3.4: Track2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Librarian 2.3.4: Wave Staff 1: Homecoming King Candidate 1. ALLEN KELTNER Major: English. Voc. Agriculture. Industrial Arts Baseball2.3.4: Camera Club 2.3: FFA 1.2.3.4: Senten- ial FFA 4. ROLLAND LOVE Major: English. Science, Commerce Minor: History. Voc. Agriculture Chorus 1,2.3.4: Band 1.2.3,4: Spring Festival 1.2,3.4: Contest3.4: Cantata 1.2.3,4: Operetta 1.2,3.4: Student Council 2: Track 3.4. DIXIE LYTHELL Major: English. Commerce, Science Minor: Home Economics Band 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1.2,3: Music Club 3.4: Camera Club2,3: Operetta 1.2: Cantata 1.2,3: Contest 1,2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2,3: Senior Play 4: GAA 1.2: FHA 2. 4: Wave Staff 2. DONALD LYONS Major: Science. History. English Minor: Home Economics Band 1.2,3: Chorus 1. ROBERT MANNING Major: English. Industrial Arts Minor: History. Commerce Chorus 1: Operetta 1: Librarian 2: CameraClub 2.3: Wave Staff 2: Vice President Class 3: Student Council 3: Industrial Art Board of Directors 4. JOYCE MAYES Major: Science, History, English. Commerce Band 1.2,3: Chorus 1.2.3,4: Cantata 1.2,3,4: Operetta 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2,3.4: Contest 1,2,3.4: Music Club 3.4: GAA 1.2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Cheerleader 2: Cam- era Club 2,3: Senior Play 4. BERNICE MUCKELSTON Major: English. Home Economics. Commerce Minor: Science. History GAA 1.2.3.4: FHA 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1.2.3.4::Music Club ga4LCgp5aretta 1.2,3.4: Spring Festival 1.2,3.4:Camera u . . BARBARA POWELL Major: Home Economics. English. Commerce Minor: Science Chorus 1.2.3,4: Operetta 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2. 3.4: Cantata 1.2.4: Contest 3.4: FHA 1.2.3,4: GAA 1, 2: bgiusig Club 3.4: Secretary of Music Club 4: Camera Clu 2, . CAROLYN RANDOLPH Major: English, Science. History. Commerce. Home Economics Band 1.2,3: Chorus 1: FHA 1.2.3,4: FHA Degree Chair-h man 4: Treasurer. Class 3: Cantata 1: Spring Festival 1.2,3: Scottie News 3: Secretary 4. EDWIN RANDOLPH Major: English.Voc. Agriculture. Science. Commerce Band 1.2: FFA 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2. KEITH RECTOR Major: English. Voc. Agriculture Minor: Commerce, Science. History Chorus 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.3.4: Cantata 1,2.3.4: Operetta 2.3.4: Camera Club 2.3: Basketball 2: Wave Staff 2: FFA 1.2,3.4: FFA Sentinel 3: Classkepresent- ative of Music Club 4: Music Club 3.4. GARY RICHARDSON Major: English. Commerce. Science. Industrial Arts Minor: Math Chorus 2.3.4: Operetta 2.3.4: Cantata2.3,4: Spring Fes- tival 2.3.4: Contest 3: Boy State 3. BARBARA ROBERTS Major: English, Home Economics Minor: History. Science. Commerce Chorus 1.2.3.4: Cantata 1,2.3.4: Spring Festival 1.2.3. g:4Operetta2.4: GAA 1.2.3.4: FHA 1.2,3.4: Music Club MAURICE ROBERTSON Major: English, Math. Industrial Arts Minor: Science. History Basketball 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: FootballCaptain3,4:BasketballCaptain3.4: State Shop Convention 2.3: Wave Staff 3: President W Club 4: President Shop Club 4: Class Reporter 4: Boys State 3. WANDA SANDERS Major: English. Commerce. History Minor: Math. Home Economics FHA 1,2,3.4: Secretary of Class 3: FHA Secretary 4: Wave Staff Business Manager 4: President of Class 4: Secretary of Student Council 4. JUDY SEALES Major: English. Science, Commerce Minor: History President of Class 1: FFA Sweetheart 1: Cheerleader 4: W Club 3.4: Cheerleader Co-Captain4: Busterette 2: Secretary of 'W' Club 3.4: Chorus 1,2,3: Operetta,1, 2.3: Cantata 1.2.3: Contest 1.2,3: Spring Festival 1.2, 3: Band 1,,2.3: Secretary of Band Council 3: FHA 2,3,4: GAA 1.2.3,4: Music Club 3.4: Camera Club 2.3: Sen- ior Play 4. MARILYN SEYMOUR Major: English. Home Economics Minor: Science FHA l,2.3.4: Chorus 1.2,3: Music Club 3: Operetta 3: Cantata 1,2,3:Camera Club2: Spring Festiva12: Home- coming Queen Candidate 3. CONNIE STATON Major: History, English. Home Economics Minor: Science Chorus 1,2,3.4: Operetta 3.4: Cantata 3.4: Spring Fes- tival 3.4: Music Club 3.4: FHA 3.4: GAA 3.4: FHA Queen Candidate 3. DONNIE STATON Major: Science, English, lndustrial Arts Minor: History. Math. Basketball 3: Shop Convention3: Reporter of Shop Club 3. LOREN THOMAS Major: lndustrial Arts, English. Math. Minor: History, Math. Band 1.2.3,4: Chorus 1.2,3,4: Contest 1,2,3,4: Operetta 2.3.4: Cantata 1,2,3,4: Music Club 3.4: Spring Festi- val 1,2,3.4: Egyptian Music Camp 2.3: Football 1.2: W Club 2,3.4: Boys' State 3: Senior Play 4. SHERRY TREAT Major: English, Science. History. Commerce Chorus 2.3: Band 1.2,3,4: Contest 1.2,3.4: Operetta 1, 2.3: Cantata 2.3: Spring Festival 1.2.3.4: Band Council 3.4: Cheerleader l.2,3,4: Cheerleader Co-Captain 4: Band President 4: Music Club 3.4: Secretary of Music Club 3: Scottie News 1.4: FHA 2.3,4: GAA 1.2.3.4: Secretary of FHA 3: President of FHA 4: FFA Sweet- heart? W Club 3.4: W Club Reporter 4: Secretary Class . CATHERINE TURNER Major: Home Economics, English Minor: Commerce, Science WILMA WOOD Major: English. History. Math.. Home Economics Homecoming Queen 1: FHA 2.3.4. We L ff' Q ' 7 ..- i ,. ' i 'ui' . 2 W, .. 1 ui: . ' 3 ,- .V , in , I ' ' gi 'n ,. ,. iv vt! If, :J ' , Senior class president, Wanda Sanders and Vice President, Lawerence Duewer discuss the agenda for the next class meet- ing. Maurice Robertson, reporter, Cvolyn Randolph. sec- retary, and Loren Thomas, stud nt council represen- tative. watch Rita Clayton, treasurer as she records the class finances. NAME Rlta Clayton Raymond Connolly Joanne Dipple Sharon Ann Dodd Lawrence Duewer Bob Edmondson Kay Ford Dick Hall Patsy Hankins Cathlene Harney Charlene Harney Shirley Heriford Gary Howard Allen Keltner Roland Love Dixie Lythell Bob Manning Joyce Mayes Bernice Muckelston Barbara Powell Carolyn Randolph Edwin Randolph Keith Rector Gary Richardson Barbara Roberts Maurice Robertson Wanda Sanders Judy Seales Marilynn Seymour Connie Staton Donnie Staton Loren Thomas Sherry Treat Wilma Wood Don Lyons BITS ABOUT SENIORS FAVORITE SAYING Hot Dem It Hey Man! Yea, that's right! Oh George! Huh? Hello Box Buddy Huh? Huh heck. pay attention! You said it, not me. For Heaven's Sake Really? Hey. you guys Hey you young'ins! That's mel Listen at him. Little Man! My. my! Hi Dolll That's Nice Is that right? Ain't that a brilliant deduction? Wait for Mel Huh? Cotton picking thing What you doing. Sonny? Let's go to Jacksonville Oh Shoot! You Cottonpicker! How's come? Don't do now what you can do later Oh you Screwball! Oh Gosh! Come Heah. Little Man! You Heifor! Really? Will you .... ? Well now I LIKES MOST Howard Judy Someone Bill Dorwart Sports Girls and Cars The Army Band Cecil Smith Snowball Fights 7 Ken St. Louis Girls Dixie Roland Girls Talking Hillbilly Music DISLIKES MOST School School Lower Lockers F lirts Work Third Hour Study Hall Gossip with no backing. School School School Two-faced people Smith? School School Gossipers Studying Staying Home Coming to School Business Machines F lirts School Missing School Girls? School and cold weather Stay out of trouble Girls Jacksonville Staying home A CCl'I3l.l'l SOIIICOIIC SCl'l00l Sports and Girls Trips to Farmers- ville A Marine Auburn Sailor Boy Hillbilly Music Smarting back Cars Billy School Girls 15 Getting up in the morn- ing Conceited people Working Two-faced people School School Chevys Two-faced people Nosey people S chool AMBITION Beautician Mechanic College Secretary Making Money New Studebaker Nurse Farmer Marriage Receptionist Secretary Stenographer Baseball Star Air Force Piolet Nurse To Graduate Nurse Traveling Secretary Nurse Farming Honolulu Soda Jerk House wife Member of the F.B.I. Bookkeeper Nursing Profession Going to California Marry a Millionaire P Grease Monkey Nursing Bookkeeper Air Force NOTED FO! Skating Driving Car Piano Everything Nothing Being a nice boy? Wise Cracks Trouble Going Steady Being a twin Being the other twin Nothing much Being in St. Louis Perfect attendance? Singing?? Showers in P.E. Trouble Being Quiet? 2 ?? 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B N O vo ro ga N Q0 S1 -0. :Z 0 5 P 'QE 0 :a : fv ' lv 52. QF q 5' fu S' E' Z4 ' -'39-.8 3 E 'ELQ, W 5 gig . 2 gr 0 n X S X Q-1 X' Q95 El' Q E - S' Q -. -'50 qw :I - , ,., 5- -. . w Q U v- aaoy' o Jr X 2. ' '2 2' vs 20' w Q. w U5 . row 5 gi 55 5- ff cz o C E21 o E H: 9 EL '..- na wg: -93 -Q '- cg E' 0 8 ',,,- o 5 S. 9 E' SE 3 E ,. m A va E- 'flf 1 X iii- 5 xl SO THEY SAY: Life of the class-death of the teachers-who s afraid of the big bad creatures. 'N if 'H HONOR WINNERS LAWRENCE DUEWER DIXIE LYTHELL Valedictorian Salutatorlan Ame rica n Le gion Award MAURICE ROBERTS ON is , i N JOANNE DIPPEL JUDY SEALES D,A,R. Award American Legion Runner-up American Legion Runner-up American Legion Award JI UNIIEIICLASSMEN uv On september 1, 1953, thirty-five students began their high school career. This class had the distinction of being the second class to graduate from the new elementary school. Mrs. Charlene Hobbie was chosen class advisor. Elected officers were as follows: President, Hershel Fitzpatrick, Vice-President, Holland Slavens, Secretary-Treasurer,Jo Laugharn, Reporter, Diane Harrington, and Student Council Representative, Joella Borwn. After Initiation Day, on September 15, everyone had passed all tests to become members of the W.H.S. Homecoming candidates for King and Queen were Dale Sexton and Diane Harrington. Nancy Brown was selected can- didate for F.H.A. Queen. Class representative for the Wave Staff was Joe Laugharn. All thirty-five members responded to the school bell August 30, 1954. The class chose the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Diane Harrington, Vice Presidentg Don Deatherageg Secretary, Katherine DeLay, Treasurer, Billy Gib- son, Reporter, Marilyn Catuthersg Student Council Representative, Hershel Fitzpatrick. Mr. Robert Lawton served well as the class sponsor. King and Queen candidates for Homecoming were Joe Laugharn and Bonnie Caruthers. The class received first prize on their Homecoming float. Billy Gibson, Joe Laugharn, and Lee Marr served on the Wave Staff. F.H.A. Queen candidate was Nancy Brown. On August30, 1955, 31 students returned to high school to obtain further knowledge. We gained two new students during the year. From this group the following officers were elected. P 'd L h LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Caruthers, Re- porter, Joella Brown, 'Treasurer and Beverly Hanger, Secretary Junior Class QRS XNQSQ XX -s - XX. S .- ek sl' Adi' ' , Q t , . A A -, - s Q LS Q f t E . E- -Q th K President, Joe Laugharn and Vice President, Francis Lyons. - resi ent, Joe aug arng Vice-President, Francis Lyons, Secretary, Beverly Hanger, Treasurer, loclla Brown, Reporter, Bonnie Carurhersg Student Council Representative, Hershel Fitzparcrik. Those serving on the Wave Staff were: Hershel Fitz- patrick, Joe Laugharn, Lee Marr, and Billy Gibson. Homecoming candidates for King and Queen were Francis Lyons and Joella Brown Class co-sponsors were Mr. Lawton and Mr. Twenhafel F l-l A candidate for Queen was Katherine DeLay The Junior class was in char e of cone ' t H l'd T . . . . . g essions a t e o 1 ay ournament. This was a financial success for the class. The class play Almost Summer , was presented on April ll under the direction of Mr. Miller. The highlight ofthe year was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, held May ll. The class chose Lou Hahn as their orchestra for the prom. Seated left to right FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Lawton, Class Sponsor, Lee Marr, Donnie Deatlierage,Ioe Langham, Francis Lyons, Joella Brown, Beverly Hanger, Donnie Caruthers, Judy Lamper, Diane Harrington, and Mr. Ralph Twenhaufel, Class Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Holland Slavens, Ovid Miller, Billy Lyons, Karl Jones,Ronald Branliam, Russell Branham, Dale Sexton, Don Poinst, Don Rynders, Ken Spradlin,Julia Shurnaker, Norma Freesmeyer, THIRD ROW: Hershel Fitz- patrick, Blaine Smith,Laddie Woods, Gary Manis, Ronald Hunt, LaVerne Farmer Bill Gibson, Nancy Brown, Katherine DeLay, and Marilyn Caruthers. 5 2 3 Q 5 Sophomore Class Q On August 31, 1954, forty-seven students enrolled as Freshmen at Waverly High School. Shortly after, the following officers were chosen for the coming year: Presi- dent, ButchJohnsong Vice President, Gwen Rawlings, Secretary, Jane Miles: Treasurer Nancy Treat, Reporter, Evelyn Miller, and Student Council Representative, Bill Austin. s Mrs. Hobbie was class sponsor and Mrs. Austin was elected Room Mother. Gwen Rawlings and Butchjohnson were elected as candidates for Homecoming King and Queen. Butch was elected King for 1954. Patsy Creed was elected as Freshman Editor on the Wave Staff. On August 31, 1955, forty-five enrolled as Sophomores. During the year the class has lost four and gained two students. The following were chosen as officers for the coming year: President, Bill Austin: Vice President, Jane Mies, Secretary, Nancy Treat, and Student Council Representative, Don Berndt, Treasurer, Evelyn Miller, Mr. Mlller was chosen class sponsor and Mrs. Ford was elected Room Mother. Bill Austin and Janet Huddleston were elected as Homecoming King and Queen candidates. The class received First Prize on their float in the Homecoming parade. Mary Patton was elected Sophomore Editor on the Wave Staff. SEATED:fLefttorightJ Evelyn Miller Treasurer Bill Au ' ' . . , . : st n, P d 3 1af1eM1eS.,V1ce Presldemn STANDING: Don Bemdt Studentrgsouiilcil Representative: and Nancy Treat, Secretary, ' JUNIORCLASS MEMBERS: FRONT ROW:Qleft to rightj Richard Marr, Russell Branham,Jim Handy,John Boyd, Billy Jo Dodd, Bill Reichart Richard Mar- DeLong, J. W. Rhea, Dale Williams, Don Berndt, Bill Austin, Jane Mies, tin, Gordy Ritter, Butch Johnson, Gwen Rawlings, Nancy Neuman.FOURTH Evelyn Miller, Nancy Treat, Mr. Miller--Class Sponsor. SECOND ROW: ROW: Betty Spencer, Helen Thompson, Kenny Muckelston George Baker Iona Wood, Linda Swagget'ty,Joyce Loeffelholtz,Donna Brown, Jeanne Ford, Paul Collodi,James Crouse, Harold Reed, David Leamons, Jack Henderson' Mary Patton, Louise Edmondson, Karen Rowden, Alberta Miner, Janet Patsy Creed, and Judy Richardson. ' Huddleston,Sandra Harney, Marilyn Tharp.THlRD ROW:John Watret, Dale wggv -ln g 'Qt FRESHMAN CLASS On August 30, 1955, thirty-seven students enrolled as Freshmen at Waverly High School. Officers were elected as follows: President, Aaron Bodwellg Vice President, Marcia Hart, 4535-we Secretary, Wilma Martin, Treasurer, Gary ' Smith, Reporter, Paul Robertsg and Student Coun- cil Representative, Sharon Pate. GV' . . . grevogxta' Wilma Martin and Gary Smith were chosen v,eYV e916S Gad as candidates for Homecoming King and Queen. do . Qt A l l Qa0clJ0u0c'3,r'l an Gary was elected Homecoming King of 1956. OQ3621g6eifIg..5gcre Marc ia Hart and Wilma Martin we re selected aigfsbma gr vase' ,NY as Freshmen-Sophomore Cheerleaders for 1955- We 0.5 W wi' wet ws 1956 d h 11 1 d h h ' e'f+e d Sea 'Nm may an ave e pe c eer t eir team on to eSJ.de,,,'A g txsegwl several victories. 605 '3fo,, F SW A461-Cl. 80031, a e ff.,,,.14 SEATED, left to right: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Marilyn Hughes, Class Spon- Rouland, and Carole Elliott. THIRD ROW: Bryce Blaeuer, Billy Handy, sor, Carroll Turner, Wilma Martin, Gary Lynn Smith, Marcia Hart, Aaron Donald Manis, Bobby Branham, Willis Clark, Ronald Dodge, Faye Hender- Bodwcll, Paul Roberts, Sharon Pate, Beverly Miner, and Mary Winston, son, Barbara DeLay, and Wilma Baker. FOURTH ROW: Kay Piercy, Betty SECOND ROW: David Moore, Allan Mitchell, Richard McClain, Jim Wilson,Sandra Lee, Mildred DeLong, Marilyn Nagel, Maxine Dorks, Boni- Points, Kent Thomas, Iames Kindred, Sandra Taylor, Carolyn Gass, Patricia gail Bivin, Judy Eldridge, Gary Dale Smith, and Roy Miller. August September September October October November November November December December December January January February 1 School opened Labor Day School Hollday Freshmen In1t1at1on Homecommg Day Dance and Game Sen1or Class Play Arm1st1ce Vacatlon H1gh School Operetta Thanksgwmg Vacatxon Chrlstmas Vesper Serv1ces Method 1st Church Chrxstmas Holldays 30 I-Iollday Tournament School Convenes End F1rst Semester F H A Formal Dance March March March March Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l May May May May May May May F FA Sons Par ents Banquet Sprmg Band Concert X Contest Rec1tal Easter Vacatmon Sen1or Carmval Musxc Festlval Industrlal Arts Open House Jumor Sen1or Prom and Banquet Muslc Open House Formal Band Con cert Semor Class Day Z5 Fmal Exam1nat1ons Baccalaureate SGTVICGS H1gh School Commencement 29 14 . . . - - 5 - . 18 . 8 . . . 21 . 7 ' - 30 ' . 13 . . 19 . . 20 . . 11 . . . . Z6 . 18 ' 2.4 ' ' ll ' - ' 11 ' 16 ' ' - - 20 - 2.3 ' ' 23 ' 26 - ' Z4 - ' 2. 27 13 ' ' 17 . . . 29 ' CHO0L L06 27 'x .NA 2 Mt m K b q vga! .5 ---- - HH, . W. Q' El 5 f ' 1 ,N . -, -ofl' . xv N: X Q' OCTOBER 13 ,iii- Homecoming Court KING: Gary Smithg QUEEN: Rita Clayton, CROWN BEARERS: Dickie Hodgeson, Lana Kay Miner. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Austin, Lawrence Duewer, Frances Lyons, Butch Johnston, Ann Summers, Wilma Martin,Joe11a Brown, Janet l-Iucldleston. on f - ' V gg. 5 i - - A I 3 2 3 3. F Cl f '? ,, ,'jg . h Q.. fi. 4 2 .,:.,s, A-HM. l SH '! 1 4 .. 3 'iw ni i -M' bd ' .., 1' ' 4' 31. ,W Q . .' JVM -, fb K ,ef .-.., 41 ' i J-ml - v.. . 4 lv! ki' f A October 19 TIGER HOUSE Arthur Hale . . . . Maclntosh ..... . . Mrs. Murdock CAST Erma Lowrie .... .... K ay Ford Aunt Sophia ........ . . . Dixie Lythell The Mystery Woman . . ..... Judy Seales Peggy Van Ess .... . . Shirley Heriford Yami .......... . . Robert Manning Thompson . . Oswald Kerins iliqil I is . l 1 1 f ' W. T3 f 'fc . . . Loren Thomas Lawerence Duewer . . . . Joyce Mayes Robert Edmondson Raymond Connolly Operetta NOVEMBER 18,1956 CAST Mrs. Schuler . . . Joyce Mayes Mrs. Van Der Meer'. Barbara Powell Elsie ...... Shirley He riford Willbe rg . . .... Bill Austin Peter .... . . Rolland Love Jaqueline . . . .... Kay Ford Mr. La Rue . . . . Dale Sexton Pirate Chief Hans ...... . . Don Berndt Katrinka ....... Sandra Lee Mahrnat Singh . . . Bill Gibson Schmidt Mate . . Dub . . Gub . . Mitze . . Fritze . Gretchen . . . Keith Rector . . Francis Lyons . . Gordie Ritter . . . Joe Laugharn . . Beverly Hanger .Norma Mayberry Marilyn Caruthers ...Z 'I wa f 1 F S I F The Pirates Daughter CHORUS: Jane Mies, Bar- bara Roberts, Patsy Han- kins, Bonnie Caruthers, Al- berta Miner, Donna Brown, Sharon Dodd, Bonnigail Bi- vin, Bernice Muckelston, Katherine DeLay, Connie Staton, Rita Clayton, Judy Richardson, Patsy Creed, Jeanne Ford, Louise Ed- mondson, Joella Brown, Nancy Newman, Gwen Raw- lings, Wilma Martin, Sandra s DTM Lis Taylor, Gary Richardson, John Boyd, Billy Jo Dodd Paul Collodi, Jim Handy, David Leamons, Don Ryn- ders, Oved Miller, Keith Rector, Joe Laugharn, Francis Lyons, Gordie Ritter, Dick Hall, Ken Spradlin USHERS: Carolyn Gass, Sharon Pate, Beverly Miner, Mary Winston, Mar- cia Hart. I Il VESPERS FIRST ROW: Cathlene Harney, Judith Eldridge, Marcia Hart, Charlene Harney, Wilma Martin, Sondra Taylor, Carolyn Gass, Bonigail Bivin, Nancy Neuman, Wilma Baker, Mildred DeLong, Beverly Miner, Carol Elliott, Maxine Dorks, Mary Winston, Sharon Pate, Faye Hen- derson, Betty Spencer, Barbara DeLay, Kay Piercy. SEC- OND ROW: Beverly Hanger, Barbara Powell, Sharon Dodd, Shirley Heriford, Kay Ford, Don Berndt, Francis Lyons, Loren Thomas, Roland Love, Dale Sexton, Keith Rector,Gary Richardson, Joyce Mayes, Gwen Rawlings, Judy Scales, Joella Brown, Patsy Creed. THIRD ROW: MarilynCaruthers, Sandra Lee, Jeanne Ford, Louise Ed- mondson, Paul Collodi, Jim Handy, Joe Laugharn, Bill Austin, Bill Gibson, Richard Martin, John Boyd , Don Rynders, Jane Mies, Alberta Miner, Janet Huddleston, Bernice Muckleston, Judy Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Tharp, Connie Staton, Ken S p r a d lin , Ovcd Miller, George Baker, Gordon Ritter, Billy Jo Dodd, Ken Muckleston, Donna Brown, Evelyn Miller. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Roberts, Patsy Hankins, Carroll T urne r , Jim Points,JoanneDipple, Kent Thomas, Bill Handy, David Moore,BonnieCaruthers, Katherine DeLay, Miss Hage- man---Director. December 1 1 February 17 SWEETHEART DANCE The Future Homemakers of America held their annual Sweetheart Dance February 17, 1956 in the High School Gym. The theme of the dance this year was Blue Star . Music was furnished by the Walko Combo from Spring- field, Illinois. A King and Queen candidate was chosen from each class. When the votes were counted the Sweet- heart King and Queen were Ovid Miller and Nancy Treat. The courtor runners-up were Joanne Dippel, Marcia Hart, Katherine DeLay, Caroll Turner, Allen Keltner, and Jim Handy. Crownbearers were Penny Hart and Danny Treat. The King and Queen were crowned by last year's King and Queen, Virginia Rhea and Cecil Holloway. Lastyear's King and Queen, Runners-up, Jim Handy, Runners up Carroll Turn Runners up Allen Kelmer Cecil Holloway and Vir- Sophomore and Joanne er Freshman and Katherine Scnror and Marcia Hart ginia Rhea. Dippel, Senior. DeLay Iumor Freshman mxgg5 g ofglm K I v r gh rl' nv-7 x ,.: SSELQVKA, , mr E' f54 i 2321...-1 D 1 nf' 37, ':f' .gn w'f:i.??gf 15? , .1 5 ,ku In . . . P!-,, S liigy. 42319, -' I J., ,M . uf A -' v N F ' J' U, ' , In M. ' ' H3294 gg V ,I . W 'x 5 ,,- . -x in - f 1 W' ? Q ' 5? QL? f 22 'ff- x, . - M - . , M , Q L V V , if,-im .R ,,,.L, , vV.,. 4: ?gl Bai -Y QQ w ,W 2' H u W., xv W , 345 ,, ,, X, N. L, , ,.., I -. H .. 12, blmuyw-A u -1 :1 ,, V M4 ,,.'p.I,ig2wLa.g,1f .Q 1 pw- + m Ifi , H gf 1 1 ww M ' Y ITM .'E.: Y ' ' : ':W':ZA.-- ,X at be X is . , ,, gym , aff?-6:5539 - J ..-- 'lr -9. , W ,,, , . . K , ,W .2 AQ! H E . wg? X X Q ,K . Xwxxw -5 Ms- . -VMQ-iiw 6- x sz' Lf. 1' ff 41SE.l5'fS'I I .- 551' - gzylx fm at i i - 4 .1 -, ng , .NW -X .Q-Aw-,Q W. Q E . N V xx? 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To show our appreciation ---- -2 .gf f'J -5 4 ' M Ml B!! swf. -ef il E . r...,W M i ,Wifi , ,,.Z 4-pf ,f f gf -A ' N fe' f fwxsnf A 1955-1956 Industrial Officers: Left to right, SEATEDg Don Dearherage, Sentinalg Joe Laugharn. Treasurerg B111 Gibson.. Secretaryg Morrie Robertson. Presidentg Don Staton. Reporter. STANDING: Bob Manning. Sr. Representativeg Don Berndt. Soph. Representativeg Gary Lynn Smith. Fresh. Representativeg and Dale Sexton. Jr. Representative. SHOP OPEN HOUSE A large crowd attended the annual Shop Open House, April 26. The articles the boys had made this year were on display and were also for sale. The highlight of the evening was the drawing of the cedar chest for the Senior girls. Dixie Lythell was the lucky Senior girl this year. Mr. Laugharn was presented a gift from the students as this is his last year at Waverly. Refreshments were served. A nice evening was enjoyed by all. X xy I -sw QW' .. W Yr 55 'Rx' x .Xxx E V , -. . 1 x N ,M 1' X Inu y l 1 - x S - 5 we Y X A JUNIOR-SENIOR Theme Ebb Tide Yr , - T BANQUET-PRCM Music by Lou Hahn's Orchestra '.,fN Future Homemakers of America formal installation of new members Bravely walking the last few steps. gf ,J M' ,I -I 'fzfqx Www- -gi '?A-3-51:8 xi' ' ,. ' H' 7' .r 3 -N . I . sg it X Y Yi-tc.., . fx. . 1 ' iz . X 'A .: ' 5 4 -if I .fi c, -x .sf f ' 1, ,s.',:, H ' f SYSVQA - :gf -,' ATHLETIC Don't let it get away, boys. FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Marr, Carrol Turner,Jim Points, Dale Sexton, Russell DeLong, John Boyd, Aaron Bodwell, Kent Thomas, and Don Duatherage, STANDING: Gary Smith, Dave Moore, Don Points, Jim Handy, Billy Jo Dodd, What's up there? ALI..-SCHEDULE GAMES WE Gary Howard, Maurice Robertson, Bill Austin, LS' D ' 30 Coach Spalding, Oved Miller, Butch Johnson, Ashland - - - - 58 Dale Williams, Hershel Fitzpatrick, Gordy Rit- vkst, James, , . , 75 ter, Blaine Smith, and Don Berndt. ,kcirard 44 'lfDivernon ..... . . 63 'FNorthwestern . . . . 63 Kincaid ..... . . 58 Winchester. . . . 47 4fPawnee . . . . . 75 i-'fVirden .... . 104 Arenzville. . . . 45 Chapin .... . 46 '4fFranklin . . . . 61 'lfAuburn. . . . 46 Virden .... . 72 New Berlin. . . 72 Griggsville .... . . 45 'lfMorrisonvi11e . . . . 49 Roodhouse . . . . . 89 aifFrank1in ........ 55 WMSM Conference Games SCORES THEY 60 85 38 61 58 48 68 67 52 78 48 45 53 91 88 75 48 72 59 45 Maurice Robertson--Co-Cap- Coach Spalding Gary Howard--Co-Captain tain FIRST ROW: Gary Smith, Gary Manis, Don Berndt, David Moore, Billy Jo Dodd, Laddie Woods, Don Dea- therage, Dale Williams, Gary Howard, Blaine Smith, Carrol Turner, Manager Donald Manis . SECOND ROW: Coach Spalding, Don Points, Dale Sexton, Gordy Ritter, Hershel Fitzpatrick, Roland Love, Ronald Hunt,Oved Miller, Butch Johnston, Bill Austin, Mor- rie Robertson, Ass't Coach Raabe. Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Waverly Game Record . . . . Roadhouse Franklin . Auburn . . . Northwestern . Girard Nokomis . . . .St. James 7 . Virden . Pawnee 1 Ovcd Miller -- End Don Dcatherage -- Guard Donald Berndt -- Quarterback Don Points -- Ends Bill Austin -- Fullback SCOTTIES HAVE GOOD SEASCN Blaine Smith -- Left Halfback Look, What the team is cooking, up! ! Scorers Dale Sexton 37, Hershe1F1tz- patr1ck3Z, B1l1Aust1n 19, Butch Johnson 13, Morrie Robertson 13, Gary Howard 7, Oved Miller 6, and Blaine Smith 6. :Mx Dale Sexton -- Left Halfback Jn. L. 3-ywv Gordy RUIC1' Tackle David Moore -- Guard BUT FAIL TO WIN CONFERENCE X Sec, What The Team Cooked Up!! .,. 'V' . ' .t 2 ' r, . A ,,, ,. .waz Ron Hunt -- Tackle Butch Johnston -- End Dale Williams -- Guard Laddie Woods -- Guard f uw , I- ,vf v, A Starting Lineup ' A . , RE--Oved Miller, RT--Ron Hunt, RG--Don T , ,. Q Deatherage C--Gary Howard, LG--Laddie ' f Woods, LT--Gordy Ritter, LE--Butch Johnston, QB--Morrie Robertson or Don Berndt, LHB--Dale Sexton Or Blaine Smith , RHB- -Hershel Fitzpatrick FB - -Bill Austin Hershel Fitzpatrick -- Right Halfback I9 1 Jr. .. 1 , v' JA A1--C0 5241- JUDY SEALES--Co-Captain N5 A4158 Y THE ,L 3,A'. Varsity 2,3,4g Freshman- Var h 5yxE9'RvagKsVi gy Sophomore 1 SIU' 1 2 . 1 moi , UUHBJSOQYXO 198 LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Seales. Jane. Mies. Joella Brown, Gwen RBWIIDQS and Sherry Treat. Varsity Cheerleaders W5 NN, N aigiy Freslzlivpif WLING BRO own 580m S'-If , X0e3,eIZrxman-SO Omofe irslty 2 'B'- KINCAID PONIES:Ward 55, Davies 20, Beamer 33, Mottershaw 44, Ferrari 22, Foli 40, Norivel 60, Parker 30, Leaderbrand 10, Mense 66, Klemm 50, and Boulard 11. Managers: Max Harrison and George Booker, Coach James Doglio Holiday Tournament Kincaid won the fifth annual Holiday Tournament held at Waverly Grade School, December Z6 - 30, 1955. It was the second time for them to win it. Second place trophy went to Winchester. Consolation honors were carried off by Waverly. Eight teams participated in the tournament. They were: Kincaid, Waverly, Virden, Virden, Girard, Jerseyville , New Berlin and Winchester. Davies, of Kincaid, set a new individual scoring re- cord with 36 points. It was formerly held by Norman Ward of Kinciad and Dick Hembrough of Franklin with a total of 32 points. WAYERLY SCQTTIES: Left to right: Blaine Smith, Oved Miller, Bill WAVERLY FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Marcia Hart, Jeanne Austin, Maurice Robertson, Butch Johnston, Dale Sexton and Super- Ford, Nancy Treat and Wilma Martin. intendent Gerald R. Brown. THEWAVERLY BASEBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ronald Branham, Allen Keltner, Aaron Bodwell, Gary Lynn Smith, Richard Marr, Billy Lyons, Donald Berndt, Laddie Woods. BACK ROW: Don Deatherage, Blaine Smith, Gary Howard, Gordon Ritter, Maurice Robertson, Butch Johnson, Bill Austin, Hershel Fitzpartick, Dale Williams, and Coach Spaulding. The baseball season opened here in the early part of April with 10 lettermen reporting. The lettermen are: Sophomores: Don Berndt, Bill Austin, Butch John- son and Dale Williams. Juniors: Don Deatherage, Hershel Fitzpatrick and Blaine Smith. Seniors: Gary Howard, Maurice Robertson, and Allen Keltner. Gi- rard dropped out of the conference baseball leaving four teams: Waverly Franklin, Virden, and Pawnee. 52 April April April April May May Baseball Schedule 16 Franklin 19 Pawnee 2.3 Virden 27 Franklin 1 Pawnee 4 Virden I A ,f Here Here There There There Here ZEN N12 2- f -.-' aw-r Scottie News Stuff STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Lucille Edwards, Advisory Herschel Fitz- patrick,Junior Monitor: Paul Collodi, Sophomore Monitor, Stanley Miller, co-advisor. SEATED: Judy Eldridge, Freshman Monitorg Patsy Hankins, Senior Monitorg Diane Harrington, Asst. Editor, Billy Gibson, Editor: Sherry Treat, Sportsg Maurice Robertson, Sports. M .wef amine. Student Council STANDING, Left to Right: Don Bernot, Bill Austin, Mr. L. E. Langham, advisor, Loren Thomas, Sharon Pate, Aaron Bodweli. SEATED: Wanda Sanders, Herschel Fitzpatrick, Lawrence Duewer, Joe Laugharn, and Francis Lyons. Librarians Left to right: Lee Marr, Mrs. Lucille Ed- wards, Barbara Roberts, Don Staton. Mary Helen Parton, Evelyn Miller, Laddie Woods, Marilyn Caruthers, Joe Laugharn, and Hol- land Slavens. Future Farmers of America At the Future Farmers of America Banquet,March 14, 1956, the F.F.A. Queen was chosen. The votes are cast by a penny a vote for the stu- dent's choice. The proceeds go into a recreation fund for the boys. The 1956 F.F.A. Sweetheart was Sandra Doubet. The runners-upwere: Patsy Hankins, Wilma Martin, and Dianne Harrington. STANDING: Left to right: Jim Kindred, J. W. Rhea, Billy Handy, Keith Rector, Bill Austin, Ron Hunt, Dale Williams, Edwin Randolph, Jim Handy, Gary Manis, and Carol1Turner. SEATED: Mr.Ra1ph Twenhaufel, Advisor, Gary Manis, Richard Hall, Lawerence Due- wer, Oved Miller, David Leammons, andAl1enKelt- ner. .IV U1 X21 'K Q 49.1, I Y' rg Girls' Athletic Association FRONT ROW: Left to right: Barbara Roberts, Louise Edmondson, Charlene Harney,Connie Staton, Cath- lene Harney, Nancy Neuman, Patsy Creed, Joella Brown,Gwen Rawlings, Jane Mies, Marcia Hart, Al- berta Miner, and Sandra Lee. SECOND ROW: Judy Richardson, Rita Clayton, Nancy Treat, Sherry Treat, Judy Seales, Sharon Dodd, Joyce Mayes, Kay Ford, Carol Elliott, Carolyn Gass, Sandra Taylor, Judy Eldridge, and Beverly Miner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Charlene Hobbie, Sponsor, Shirley Heriford, Patsy Hankins, Jeanne Ford, Julia Shumaker, Bernice Muckelston, Sharon Pate, Mary Winston, Sandra Hanrey, Marilyn Tharp, Wilma Martin, Norma Freesmeyer, and Bonnigail Bivin. Industrial Arts Club FRONT ROW: Left to right: Mr. L. E. Laugharn, Sponsor, Richard McClain, Bryce Blaeuer, Don Staton, Joe Laugharn, Hershel Fitzparticl-1, Maurice Robertson, Bill Gibson, Don Deather- age, Dale Sexton, Don Berndt, Gary Lynn Smith, and Robert Edmondson. SECOND ROW: David Moore, Richard Marr, Kent Thomas, Allan Mitchell, Don Rynders, Raymond Connolly, Gotdy Ritter, Francis Lyons, Gary Richardson, Kenny Spradlin, James Crouse, and Paul Col- 1odi.THIRD ROW: Bobby Branham, Jim Points, Russell Branham, Russell DeLong, Bill Lyons, Bill Reichart, Richard Martin, Lawerence Due- wer, Holland Slavens, Billy Jo Dodd, Rolland Love, John Watret, and Don Points. FOURTH ROW: Aaron Bodwell, Paul Roberts, Kenny Muckelston, George Baker, Harold Reed, Ron- ald Branham, Ronald Dodge, Willis Clark, Blaine Smith, Karl Jones, LaVerne Farmer, Lee Marr, Jack Henderson, and John Boyd, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Marilyn Hughes Advisor, Betty Wilson, Marilyn Nagel,Judy Richard- son, Wanda Sanders, Patsy Hankins, Barbara Roberts, Carolyn Gass. Sondra Taylor, Joyce Loeffelholtz, Wilma Martin, Marcia Hart, Maxine Dorks. SEC- OND ROW: Marilyn Seymour, Iona Wood, Millie DeLong, Kay Piercy, Judy Eldridge, Evelyn Miller, Mary Winston, Sandra Harney, Marilyn Tharp, Betty Spencer, Linda Swaggerty, Pat Rouland. THIRD ROW: Dianne Harrington, Louise Edmond- son, Cathlene Harney, Charlene Harney, Karen Rowden, Joella Brown, Gwen Rawlings, Jane Mies, Beverly Hanger, Barbara DeLay, Faye Henderson, Wilma Baker, Mary Patton, Nancy Neuman, Al- berta Miner. FOURTH ROW: Joanne Dippel, Rita Clayton, Bernice Muckelston, Connie Staton, Judy Seales, Joyce Mayes, Sharon Dodd, Norma Frees- meyer, Bonnie Caruthers, Nancy Brown, Marilyn Caruthers, Shirley Heriford, Barbara Powell, Kay Ford. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Treat, Jeanne Ford, SherryTreat, Katherine DeLay, Carolyn Randolph, Sharon Pate, Beverly Miner, Bonnigail Bivin, Janet Huddleston, Helen Thompson, Donna Brown, Carol Elliott. UTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Don Points, Butch John- son, Sherry Trent, Jane Mies, Judy Scales, Dale Williams, Blaine Smith, Maurice Robertson. SEC- OND ROW: Don Deatherage, Ron Hunt, Loren Thomas, Gary Howard. Herschel Fitzpatrick, Gordie Ritter, Don Berndt, Dale Sexton, James Crouse. THIRD ROW: Allen Keltner, Laddic Woods, Oved Miller, Bill Austin, David Moore, Jack Henderson, and Coach Spalding. CLUB MUSIC CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kent Thomas, Carrol Turner, Kenny Muckelston, Jack Henderson, Don Rynders, Jimmy Handy, Bonnie Caruthers, Beverly Hang- er, Keith Rector, Roland Love, Lucille Hageman QDirectorj, Dale Sexton, Bar - bara Powell, Gwennie Rawlings, Jane Meis, Judy Lamper, Dianne Harrington, Marcia Hart, Wilma Martin, Alberta Miner, Sharon Pate, Beverly Miner, Iona Wood, Maxine Dorks. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Points, Alan Mitchell, Billie Gibson, Ken Spradlin, Raymond Connolly, Helen Thompson, Donna Brown, Sherry Treat, Barbara Roberts, Patsy Hankins, Rita Clayton. Joanne Dippel, Louise Edmondson, Joella Brown, Marilyn Tharp, Sandra Harney, Mary Winston, Julia Shumaker, Judy Eldridge, Evelyn Miller, Mary Helen Patton. Linda Swaggerty, Kay Piercy, The Waverly High School Music Club was organized September, 1955. It consists of 100 members. A well-rounded program of music which consisted of: The Operetta, November 19, 1955: Christmas Vespers Cantata, December 11, and the District Contest which was held at Morrisonville, March 24. The an- nual Music Festivalwas held at Franklin, April 20. The Club also gave several assembly programs, exchange programs, and summer concerts. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB President. ............. ...............DaleSexton Vice-President ...................... Diane Harrington Secretary ..... . . . Barbara Powell Treasurer ........... . . . Rolland Love Reporter ............. .... J ane Mies Freshman Representative . . . . Sophomore Representative . . . . . . Junior Representative ..................... Judy Lamper Senior Representative ..................... Keith Rector MOTTO: Singing and playing an instrument is fun. Happy people make good citizens. The Music Club made an outstanding showing at Contest this year. The Contest was District 12 and was held at Morrisonville March 17, 1956. The students did very well and made a very good showing for Waverly. The con- testants and returns were as follows: Marilyn Caruthers ..................... Piano Solo--III JoAnne Deppel ............ ........... P iano Solo--II Gordon Ritter .... ........... C ornet Solo--II Shirley Heriford . . . . Girls' Medium Vocal Solo--Il 57 Joyce Loeffelholtz. THIRD ROW: Billy Handy, George Baker, Bob Edmondson, Gary Richardson, Loren Thomas, Francis Lyons, Nancy Neuman, Patsy Creed, Janet Huddlesto, Marilyn Caruthers, Katherine DeLay, Nancy Treat, Jeanne Ford, Sharon Dodd, Judy Seales, Shirley Heriford, Carole Elliot. Carolyn Gass, Sondra Taylor, Judy Richardson, Betty Spencer, Barbara DeLay, Mildred DeLong, Marilyn Nagel. FOURTH ROW: John Boyd, Joe Laugharn, Don Berndt, Paul Collodi, David Lea mons, Oved Miller, Richard Martin, BillAustin, Gordon Ritter, Billy Jo Dodd, Cathlene Harney, Charlene Hamey, Connie Staton, Berniece Muckelston, Joyce Mayes, Kay Ford, Sandra Lee, Bonigail Bivin, Patricia Rouland, Faye Hender- son, Wilma Baker. Loren Thomas . . . . . ..... Trombone Solo--I Richard Hall . . . ..... Cornet Solo--Il Sherry Treat . . . . . . Alto Sax Solo--III Richard Martin. . . .... Baritone Sax Solo--I Loren Thomas . . . . . . Baritone Vocal Solo--I Kay Ford ........ .... . . . Girls' High Vocal Solo--II Jane Mies ......................... Alto Sax Solo--II Wilma Martin .................... Bass Clarinet Solo--I GIRLS' ENSEMBLE --Jeanne Ford, Louise Edmondson, Beverly Hanger, Joyce Mayes, Barbara Powell. Sandra Lee, Joella Brown, and Gwen Rawlings--Ill BRASS QUARTET -- Evelyn Miller, Nancy Treat, Don Deatherage, and Loren Thomas--II PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE -- Ray Connolly, Evelyn Miller, Sandra Harney, Al- berta Miner, John Boyd. and Jeanne Ford--I SAX QUARTET--Sherry 'l'reat, Gary Manis, Jane Mies, and Richard Martin --ll BOYS' ENSEMBLE--Rolland Love, Keith Rector, Dale Sexton, Richard Mar- tin, Francis Lyons, Donald Manis, Don Berndt and Ovid Miller--Il GIRLS' TRIO--Julia Shumaker, Judy Seales, and Dixie Lythell--Cancelled due to an accident CORNET DUET--Gordon Ritter and Gary Lynn Smith--I MIXED ENSEMBLE -- Kay Ford, Julie Shumaker, Shirley Heriford, Joyce Mayes, Rolland Love, Dale Sexton. Loren Thomas and Francis Lyons--ll All the students or groups receiving a superior rating will proceed to state where they will compete with all the other schools in the State. This year's State Contest is being held at Charleston May 4, 1956. Luck to you kids! 52' my 1 1 L. Bl Q' 315, 1 HUSINIALS MAVIIINIB CLASS. Wanda has really hccn doing a lot of adding on nur Iwnlclci,-1-pilig niacliinc. Whun will JoAnn nnticc her Marcham is turned a- round hzn-lrwarilw? Barbara dm:sn'1 scum to understand her problem. Rita and Wilma :1rcduil1p,U,K, lt van'I hc said that boys dnn'r like English at Waverly High. This is an all- hoyn' lfnglish claus, Girls' P. E mwfm Biology Classes Activity The Homelivingclasslook on while Mrs. H h 1 CI. ug es exp ains the use of the broil .ua-in-M-J...4a rw Q1 jvc? 3' Q , ,l.-...........i X mix: 'Z if P4 ff--A 6 ,- F-mf-I SHOP CLASSES AT WORK Li, S ww... Barbara turns in the oporetta money to Mr. Brown The crowd gathered downtown to watch the homecoming parade. Petey lowers the Flag 1-.W -ag- The faculty, eustodian, and the secretary take time out for a picture. 451 Xv Four of the Riots and Mrs. Bivin sampling Iudy's birthday cake. Hashs1ingers in action. Are tests that funny, girls? -'4 A typical cafeteria table scene. Q The second- he1ping group. More fun than school in Petey's I l'0OlTl. ,Wm V' rf Let's not fight, there's more. Hurry, I'm starved. Thirsty Connie, mm-mm-mm that's good. Arnolda is always at work. Pretty up time in the girls cloak 1'0OI'U. Poor aiu, there win be some left. Noon Hour Study hall V' I' K' 1 t t ax 'in H cr 51 P.. ,g,p m,:: ' Shake him Sherry he needs it X A, -, - A ,,,.,., . -A .N ,Ag.wWl9, Sr s Q Q u 9 u cv Q mom x pm gm g gm oiefgiofnigipm niqiuiefqiqh- i.. ' K xv 399 THE ADVISOR COMMENTS: What arelief when the 1956 WAVE was com- pleted and submitted to the publisher, and all the money raised! I The latter is really a long, and difficult task to be accomplished by the faithful few . To the Editorial Staff members who have spent hours planning and arranging the contents of this book, and seeing the job finished, I wish to express my sincere appreciation of their faith- ful and untiring efforts. It was quite an under- taking to assume the responsibility of editor as late as the beginning of the second semester, but Shirley Heriford, with the able assistance of Sharon Dodd, did this very thing. These girls worked together faithfully to the end and have edited this yearbook. To the Business Staff, without whom we could not have financed this yearbook, I also express my appreciation for their loyalty and faithfulness, especially Joe Laugharn, assistant business man- ager, who never missed operating the popcorn machine at any of the ball games. I might also add that Joe Laugharn and Gary Richardson have worked on the Wave Staff three years and their names were placed on the Honor Plaque with the editors and business manager, for their three years offaithful service. Four of the staff mem- bers have served on the Wave Staff two years: Bill Gibson, Lee Marr, Allen Keltner, and Rita Clayton. To present to you readers a picture of the cost of your yearbook you have just finished reading, Ishould like to give a few figures with which the staff andl have had to work to produce this book. The actual cost, including publication and photo- graphy, averaged 57.60 per book. The sub- scribers were charged 53.50, which left 34.10 on each book the staff has had to raise from other sources. So, to each of the staff members, the faculty, and parents who supported our financial projects, lexpress my appreciation for your co- operation and contribution in any way that made possible this 1956 WAVE. 2 1 .. X 'cv I I S I I l U I 0 D D Sf I 'I +I 'D - Q, G -or sv f -0 .5 , sl 4, A Q! ,g. - Q, .g, - or 'U C U 5 of ,g -- or g. Y. an .A I , A my 9 . - uv ,I - up ,.. -- nr 'U .L .g. 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