Waverly High School - Wave Yearbook (Waverly, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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Bonnie Caruthers The Staff of the 1957 Wave has selected as its theme a story of a sea voyage. As you read your Wave, imagine each class sailing on a long sea journey. Waverly High School . . . Waverly, Illinois. COLDIE E. BIVIN DEDICATION She has worked untiringly with students of Waverly High for a number of years and during this time her patient understanding and generous giving of her time energy have been unlimited. It is upon her shoulders that the bulk ofthe reponsibility of pub- lishing The Wave and the school paper falls. She has given much of her own time to these causes, not to mention the headaches and sleepless nights she spent over them trying to think of ways to make them more desirable to us students. With appreciation for her guidance, her patient understanding and willingness to work with us students, we have grown to love her. It is hard to express our gratitude, but it gives us, the staff, great honor to dedicate the 1957 Wave to Mrs. Bivin. Hill' Billy Gibson 'Q' Editor if Bonnie Caruthers Julia Shumaker VE STAFF I-CC Marr Karen Rowden BUSHICSS Junior Business Manager Manager KJHLY' ' vox , SBATED Qleft to rightj: Betty Spencer fmemberj, Louise Edmondson Qmemberj, Norma Freesmeyer Qsenior editorj, Helen Rowden fmemberj, and Bonnie Luttrel ffreshman editorj. STANDING: Bonigail Bevin Qsopho- more editorj, Sandra Harney fmemberj, Patsy Creed fjunior editorj, Norma Mayberry Qartj, and Beverly Hanger fmemberj. 3 The Commanding Crew, Who Has Plotted the Course. l Q- 5 'Y x f QTY 5, f' Amolda Duewer Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated Qleft to righty: Curtis Spen cer, James Dunseth lpresidentj, Lester Davenport Qsecretaryj, and Albert Wilcox. Standing: Fred Schramn, Loren Rhea, and George Ritter. -H 41-.....4--1 Vocational Agriculture Advisor, FFA GOLDIE BIVIN, B.S. Commercial Advisor, Wave Staff Scottie New LUCILLE HAGEMAN Ph.B., A.B., M.A. Social Science Guidance Co-Advisor, Junior Class RALPH TWENHAFEL, B.S. Co-Advisor, Senior Class JOE SPALDING, B.S. General Science, Biology Co-Advisor, Freshman Class ROBERT LAWTON, B.S. M. Ed. Mathematics . ,791 L LUCILLE EDWARDS, A.B ' librarian RUTH LOWE, B.S. Chemistry Co-Advisor, Junior Class W STANLEY MILLER, B.A. English I, 11 Spanish I, II Co-Advisor, Sophomore Class . CHARLIZNE HOBBIE, B.S. Girls' P.E. Co-Advisor, Freshman Class, GAA. DeWAYNE HEIN B.S., M. Ed. Instrumental Music Advisor, Band Council ROBERT STAKER, B.S. Vocal Music KEITH I-IOUCHIN, B.S. fSecond semester, English III, M Speech Co-Advisor, Senior Class JOE DOGLIO, B.S. Boys' P.E. Shop I Coach, Advisor, W BARBARA MINTZ, F xrst Semester I ' I English III, IV, Speech Co-Advisor, Senior Class. B.A. Club. VIRGINIA MARSH, B.S. Home Economics Advisor, FI-IA, Sophomore Class. The following pages acknowledge the first-class travelers, who have weathered the storms and completed the journey successfully. CIASS OFFICERS QLeft to rightj: Norma Freesmeyer, reporterg Bonnie Caruthers, treasur- 5 crg Nancy Brown, vice-presidentg Marilyn Caruthers, secretaryg Bever- ly Hanger, presidentg Billy Gibson, student council representative. 1 -s--Q uvQqq 4--Q.. Q-.44 -.. V 1 - , Q , ---- l 0 l Q- 1- , -, fini k -7 L U- ' U- 'M ' --if 1 E Illll BLAINE SMITH w Club 1,2,3,4, Ind. Am Club 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 45 FHA 4. SENIORS DALE SEXTON HOLLAND SLAVENS FHA 45 W Club 1,2,3,45 librarian FHA 45 Librarian 35 Camera Club 25 1,25 Camera Club 25 Junior P1ay5 Junior P1ay5 Ind. Arts Club 1,2,3,45 I.nd. Arts Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- resi M1-1510 Club 2,3- P - dent 45 Music Club 2,3, President 35 Football 1,35 Basketball 2,3. JOELLA BROWN FHA 2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,4, President 45 Camera Club 25 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play5 Student Cotmcil 15 Class Treas- urer 35 Cheerleader 152,35 Band 15 Operetta 1,2,35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 35 Girls' State 35 Cantata 1,2,3. NORMA MAYBERRY FHA l,2,35 Librarian 2,35 Scottie News 3,45 Wave Staff Art Editor 45 Operetta 1,2535 Cantata 1. :ina ,ff l -e ' , g' HERSHEL I-'ITZPATRICK W Club i,2,3,4, President 45 Scot- tie News 35 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play5 Ind. Arts Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice- President 35 Student Council 1, Treas urer 2, Vice-President 35 Boys' State 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 152,35 Operetta 25 Class President 15 Home- coming King Candidate 4. FHA l,2,3,-4, Degree Chairman 4 Scottie News 4, Wave Staff 45 Camera Club 2, Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3, Spnng Festival 1, Music Club 2,35 Class Secretary 2, Cantata l,2,35 FHA l,2, Historian 3, Treasurer 45 GAA 2,3,4, Librarian 15 Scottie News 3,4, Wave Staff 4, Camera Club 25 Student Council Vice-president 45 Pep Squad 4, Band 1 2,3,45 Cantata l, 2,3,4, Operetta 2,3,45 Spring Music Festival l,2,3,4, Class Secretary 3, Presioent 4, Sweetheart Dance Queen CLASS FRANCIS LYONS FHA 45 Wave Staff 35 Camera Club 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Ind. A113 Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 35 Operetta l,2,3,45 Contest l,2,3,45 Track 15 Football 35 Class Vice-president 35 Homecoming King Candidate 35 Cantata l,2,3,45 Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Music Club 2,3. RONALD BRANHAM Libranan 2,3, Ind Arts Club 1,2,3,4, Senior Play SENIOR LEE MARR IADDIE WOODS W Club 4, Librarian 2,35 Wave W Club 2,3,4 Librarian 3, Camera Staff l,2,3,4 Business Manager 45 Club 25 Ind. Arts Club 1,2,3, Foot Junior Play Senior Play5 Ind. Arts ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Track 2 3, Club 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 3. BONNIE CARUTHERS FHA 1,2, Reporter 3, President 45 Librarian 45 Wave Staff Bookkeeper 45 Camera Club 25 Junior Playg Sen- ior Playg Homecoming Queen Can- didate 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Cantata 1,35 Class Reporter 3, Treasurer 45 Op- eretta 35 DAR AWARD. NORMA F REESMEYER FHA 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4, President 4 Science Club 1,25 Latin Club 35 Scottie News 45 Wave Staff 45 Sen ior Play5 Library Club 1,2,3, Presi dent 35 Class Secretary 45 Speech Club 1,2. i1 '1 1l - I e ,MEM OVED MILLER FFA 1,25 Treasurer 3,45 W Club 2, 3,45 Senior Play5 King of Sweet- heart Dance 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,45 Cantata 1,2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,4. CLASS DON DEAT1-IERAGE BH-I-Y I-YONS W Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Ind. Arts Club Reporter 1,2, Sentinel 3, Presi- dent 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Egyptian Music Camp 35 Band 1, 2,3,45 Band Council 4. JULIA SHUMAKER FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Scottie News 45 Wave Staff Typist 45 Camera Club 25 Junior Play5 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. NANCY BROWN FHA 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 25 Junior Play5 Student Council 45 Pep Squad 45 Class Vice-President 4. ,492 . P5 Fl , FHA 45 Camera Club 25 Junior Play5 Ind. Arts Club 1,2,3,4. RON HUNT FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 45 W Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 2. ' .7 K ' 1' f -- N ..,g -K Q - t Riding the waves, and shooting the breeze 3 Here our guide leit us, all on our own, Away we seniors go. Said, Good-bye, good luck, and left us alone. With Laddie and Blaine in the cockpit, Where we end up nobody will know. Our first stop was at a little cafe 5 We walked inside, quite neat I would say. Out toward the wild blue yonder, In front of us, we saw this poster: Jody and Julia know where we're bound. The Lyons'--Francis, Judy, and Billy the boaster. It's either to hell or heaven, Or some other hollow grotmd. When we finished our meal, we went across the street, Where we found Ron Hunt selling colorama sheets , Maybe it's Mars or Venice, Behind him was Deatherage modeling bathing suits, Well, it doesn't matter, anyway. And Karl Jones selling cowboy boots. I We'll all end up together, X fhy If Hershel gets his way. This store was quite interesting, but on we must go, 5 I To make the rounds before we run out of dough. . tp We were sitting quietly in our seats and wondering The next stop on the block is the barber shop, Q What could be going on back home. With the Branhams giving new haircuts called The Mop When to our ears there came a screaming, It was just Dale wanting to go home. The time was slipping, we started for our places, Coming down the street were two familiar faces. .. Beverly, Nancy, and Bonnie, As we get closer, we can see, ' 'Q Are now sitting up straight. A couple of classmates they used to be. , : I L More attention they'll pay from now on, I ' . . , a 4' . , ,h,, -'1,-- MX . ,C Now it doesn't pay to fall asleep. Across the way, an object we see, Gibson with binoculars, says it's an island with trees. Mayberry screams It's the pearly gates. Just a minute, kids, and we ll soon see. As we come closer, we CAN see, lt is an island with pretty green trees, Miller suggests we stop for a bit, To get fresh water and clean out the ship. We docked our ship and went ashoreg Only to End a friend once more. He walked slowly and wore a smile. He asked us to come in and stay awhile. Only too glad to fill his wishes, We Went inside, found LaVeme doing dishes. We tipped our hat and with a sigh, Asked the endkeeper, if we could go by. He took us to a little town in the middle of Where we found stores, parlors, and cops the block, Why, It's Freesmeyer and Marr we were told, Had left the crowd early in search of gold, Lee now weighs that 150 he used to dream of, And only last year Norma won the Golden Glove . Hurry up now, ta.ke off is in fifteen minutes or sog Laddie and Blaine have their seats and are ready to go. Then there was a yell and all climbed aboard, And off we went with quite a load. Two hours after take-off and the roll call is complete, Harrington, M. Carutheis, Lamper and Lowery the time did not meet. Don't worry about them, they'll find new als, And someday make a lucky guy a wondergll gal. As we check the list closer, Where did Slavens go? We all started looking to and fro. Come to find out, he is fighting for fame, Believe it or not, Uncle Sam is to blame. We 've enjoyed this trip more than worth can express Some day We'll retum and be your honored guest. --Norma Freesmeyer 7 IIT. I 9 Y ra X4 Kc Nl 'ft X, ,x x, rx. -' -,yt if 'X J I K j . rg, TK ln. Q -H .--f- --A W-,mpg jg M xr This section presents those second class travelers who have thus far stayed with the ship, and may they have the courage and stamina to reach the end of their journey as it is so near. Nancy Treat . . . Mary Patton. . . Jane M.ies . . . Jolul Boyd ..... Evelyn Miller. . Jeannie Ford. . . CLASS OFFICERS Qleft to figmp . . . . . . . .Vice-President . .... . . Secretary . . President . . . Student Council Representative 0 OOO L15 3-S 33. E2 O H 5 0 d T,L ii, Q i - S 'mx .E rn -wa, -1.9 sn I 571, 1 -.g . is 4 7 I '1'fu', ' 'vrzg . '1..xH in -AXTP5! 9- 4 1.. 1 JU NIR f L., X w L J 1 BiuY AUSUI1 Patsy Creed George Baker 1 5 mga -4, xt +1 nf, JQ' Don Bemdt Louise Edmondson Q Ji-gf Dale Branham Sandra Harney Russell DeLong 7! Sandra Doubet JU IO x E.'1 , , . John B0Yd Jeanne Ford Janet Huddleston gs, -vx ' , -Q . 6' W James Crouse CLASS 4 n no Billy Jo Dodd Jane Mies Jack Henderson Evelyn Miller Butch JOIIIISKOII Alberta Miner Richard Marr Nancy Neuman Richard Martin Mary Helen Patton Ken Muckelston Gwen Rawlings Harold Reed I gr-if Agar 4' y N ' Muni' ' W i' 1 f ' 'U Q I x Bill Reichart Judy Richardson J, W, Rhea iff-fi E Sa. iii' EQ -., x , 'O' L ,vi .,. Kgzz .. ' 4 x... , y Q 'V ji l ql xv A l FX at cw- A . X X Cordon Ritter QR X X. 6 ,V Nancy Treat Betty Spencer Joyce Loeffelholtz John Watret w 903' David Leamons Linda Swaggerty R, ,t X Iona Wood ii Karen Rowden Q 6 - ...J g ' . N T Dale Williams 4' 'Y Jim Handy On the next pages the third class travlers are pictured They have not been with the ship too long but they are learning then' way a round board. Mildred Dclon g . Sondra 'Taylor . Barbara Delay. . Gary Lynn Smith Billy I-Iandy . . . Paul Roberts . . Faye Henderson Dive Moore Sondra TSYIOI Richard McClain SGPHOMORES d B9-Ibn' D91-'Y Gary Lynn Smith Patricia Rouland Ronald Dodge Marilyn Nagel Gary Dale Smith Mildred Delong James Kindred 18 fl ju 5 -, NYY 6 'vi Y! f f in ' 1.- fi Q Sharon Pate Roger Rynders Carolyn C355 Billy Handy - fc,-e, soPHoMoREs 'L'- 16? Kay Pi9fCY ROY Miller Maxme Dorks Carroll Turner .ive .Q N: Q1 , V5 -A Yana? 'rw' egg -w-nuv'l 'E' Marv Winston Bryce Blaeuef Carole amor: naeel Givens 19 'iff -J 51. .' rl: Rv' ' 122' 5 ,ff lw':i'-?'.!si ,Hui 5 bb -.,. H ' in s.xn-fm? Bobby Branlmam Bonigail Bivin Kent Thomas Wilma Martin .Q .b vb SOPHOMORE ' '- 21 -:LN I V my QI' Beverly Miner Allan Mitchell Sandra Lee Paul Roberts ui 1 ' V155 5831! . . , 5 , ' A ,, s.: X . 1 13 James Sta Yt0H Wilma Baker Aaron Bodwell Judy .Eldridge 2 0 On the next page is fotumd the fourth class travelers. This is the first voyage for these new seamen. Here 's hoping they will be able to remain on board for the next three years. 'F'- CLASS OFFICERS fStandingj2 Judith Tranquilli, Treasurerg Donna Reed, Student Coun- cilg Ord Lee Campbell, Secrctaryg Helen Rowden, President. fSeatedj Jerry Hankins, vice-prcsidentg Don Davison, Reporter. S FRE HME A all Q g Cin 4 -In It nf ,ful D' .ss www ww wyuuum wt-manage-n use awww 4,1 FRESHMAN CLASS fLcft to right, FRONT ROWQ: Bonnie Luttrell, Phyllis Rector, Judith Thompson, Judy Tranquilli, Helen Rowden, Jon Martin, Jan Caruthcrs, Charles Goacher, Eugene Patton, and Walter Miller. QSECOND ROWQ: Marlyn Mitchell, Samme Leamons, Janet Turner, Donna Reed, Judith Lyons, Ora Lee Campbell, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Jerry Hankins, Larry Bowns, and Lawrence Watts. ITHIRD ROWQ: Donald Davison, Mclba Meier, Lucille Stone, Janet Delong, Judy Lyons, George Brown, David Woods, Ronald Moore, Charles Tippy, Terry Haynes, and Arthur Rouland. 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CLASSES s A 1-1 f'1 l f Q 1 FRONT ROW: Don Deathcrage, John Boyd, Hershel Fitzpatrick, Larry Bowns, Jerry Hankins, Dave Woods, Kent Thomas, Bobby Branham, Eugene Patton. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. llannum, advisor, Don Berndt, Ken Muckelston, Dale Sexton, Harold Reed, John Watret, Aaron Bodwell, Richard Marr, Dale Branham, Ronnie Moore, llolland Slavens, Blaine Smith, Jon Martin, Dale Givens. BACK ROW: George Baker, Jim Crouse, Karl Jones, Richard Martin, Bill Reiehart, Bill Gibson, Billy Jo Dodd, Allen Mitchell, Dale Patterson, Bucky Spradlin, Mike Woods, Larry Watts, Ronald Branham, Ronald Dodge, Bruce Craync, Francis Lyons, Lee Marr, Mr. Doglio, eo-advisor. Shop Club ...- - ,G 1. s- JC I -,I--A W Freshman Shop Class Sophomore Shop Class Bl Industrial Arts BOARD OF DIRECTORS 'RONT ROW: Dale Sexton, vice-president, John Loyd, junior class rcprcscnlntivcg Don Dcatherage, nrcsirlcnlg Ronnie Moore, freshman class representative, Elaine Smith, reporter. BACK ROW: Mr. I-Innnum, ,dvisorg Ronald Dodge, sophomore class representative, Silly Gibson, SCCICUIYYQ -Karl Jones, senior class rep- escmmivcg Loc Marr, sentinelg and Francis Lyons, rcnsurcr C56 ah '1 x I, . . 4-,gl -2--I Is this a cedar chest or 21 coffin? Is this something that has dropped from outer space? LaVcmc Llrinks so V 04 N D -s ax, fv- ,,. f-J f?fTf:' - ii iflfm .mxi H F1 -may Left to Right: Oved Miller, treasurer, Jim Handy, vice-presidentg Dave Lea- mons, president, Dale Williams, reporterg Bill Austin, secretary, Ron Hunt, sentinel, Mr. Twenhafel, advisor. ,HT V Student teacher explaining what farming is to the Freshman Class. I - 2 f l-war-' Mr. Twcnhafel instructs the advanced ag boys how to judge poultry. F.F.A. FRONT ROW: Charles Goacher, Jim Handy, Terry Hay-nes, J.W. Rhea, Bill Handy, Mr. Twenhafel Qadvisorj, Darrell Stewart. MIDDLE ROW: thur Rouland, Carroll Tumer, Jan Caruthers, Walter Miller, Jim Kindr BACK ROW: Phil Reichart, Charles Tippy, Dave Leamons, Ron Hunt, 4 Miller, Dale Williams, Bill Austin, George Brown. Ag. Department. Student teacher and Mr. Twenhafel observe the Sophc more Class in their welding project. F Boys Home Living Class Home Economics QU Q0 .pun vnu 'nu F.H.A. CLUB 27 ..J'x . -- vm. L ,Q I X . .' Girls Home Living Class Department FHA OFFICERS: fstanding left to rightj: Nancy Treat, Secretary, Judy Eld- ridge, Public Relations, Nancy Brown, Program Chairman, Sandra Hamey and Judy Tranquilli, Recreation Chairmen, Wilma Martin, Parliamentariang Beverly Hanger, Treasurer, Mrs. Marsh, Advisor, Bonnie Caruthers, President, Louise Edmondson, Vice-President. C 'Ting 5 2, 2 -Li'-' .. nu HY, .- - 1 - 1 JVQQ 5 Bookkeeping Class its Ivlrs. Bivin's Lullocking the doo Y. if 7 4.3 14.1 Scothe News Staff Typing Class v - ,. . . ,1 -WMM Q i . BIOLOGY CLASS LIBRARIANS Qlcfl lu righlj: David Lcalmuus, L41Vcm FJYIIICI, Dalrrcll Givcus, Millie DeLong, Carroll Tumor, Nlrs. Enlwxuxls Qlibrnrianj, Belly Spcnccr, Bonnie Czlrulhcrs, Nancy Trunk, and Patsy Crccd. P C- C ? IT f-:J CHEMISTRY CLASS Mixed Chorus These four en- sembles repre- sented Waverly in the district con- test, held at Pa- na. Girls Trio I, Boys Double II, Mixed Double II, and Girls Double III. 30 ffl., 0 Waverly Hugh School Band M. M .,,, L. . .,, AND COUNCIL--Standing left to right: Ronnie Moore fFreshman memberl, Don MAJORETTES--Louise Edmondson, Carolyn Gass, and Norma Mayberry 'eatheragc QSenior memberj, Richard Martin QVice-Presidentl, Mr. Hein QAdvisorj, iordie Ritter QJu.nior memberj, Evelyn Miller QSecretaryj, and Sondra Taylor Sophmorc mcmberj. Seated, John Boyd QPresidentJ. 31 FRONT ROW: Ovctl Mil- ler, Dale Sexton, Dale Williams, Ron llun-, Her- shel Fitzpatrick, Blaine Smith, Ludtlie Wootls, Don DClllllCfi1Q,C, and Cortlic Ritter. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Moore, Jackie llentlerson, Don Berntlt, Butch Johnston, Bill Aus- tin, Garry Smith, George Brown, Riehnrtl Marr, and Mr. Doglio Qaulvisorj. BACK ROW: Mr. llnnnum Qutlvisorj, Darrel Givens, ston, Kent Thomas, Jo- clla Brown, Jame Mies, and Gwen Rawlings. v Yr: Drnrnutics Class in action. SEATED: Paul Roberts, Nancy Brown, Beverly Hanger Qvicc-prcsitlentj, Bill Gibson Qpresidentj, Nancy Trent Qsecretaryj, June Mics, John Boyd Qtrcztsurc STANDING: Mildred DeLong, Helen Rowtlen, :mtl Donna Reed. 32 Jim Crouse, Kenny Muckel- .A. A. QSTANDINC, left to rightj: Donna Reed, Judith Lyons, Judy Lyons, Beverly Miner, Sharon Parte, Wilmzt Martin, Jane Mies, Patsy Creed, Nuney Neuman, Gwen Rawl- ings, Joella Brown, Lucille Stone, Faye Henderson, and Judy Eldridge. SECOND ROW: Mrs. lrlohbie Uldvisorj, Beverly Hunger, Julia Shumaker, Carole Elliott, Jatnet Huddleston, Mary Winston, Carolyn Cass, Jeanne Ford, Janet Turner, Janet De- Long, Susie Lyons, :ind Sondra Taylor. FlRS'l' ROW: Judy Richardson, Sandra Lee, Alberta Miner, Ntlflllkl Freesmeyer, QPres.j, Sandra Harney, QViee-PreS.j, Louise lid- mondson, QSee. da Tl'CllS.,, Judith Thomp- son and Mzlrlyn Mitchell. G. A A Inltlatlon 2.474 -I 'J FIRST ROW Qlvfl uf nightjz Sondra Tarylur, Bonnie Luttrell, Ora Leu Campbell, Wilma Marlin, Beverly Minor, Jean Ford, N,mv5 'l'nv.11, Judy 'l'r.xnquilli. SECOND ROW: Louise Edmondson, Nancy Brown, Beverly Hanger, Judith Lyons, Donna Rr-r-d, Mullm lvlcicr, Carolyn Gam, Sharon Parc, Alberta Miner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Charlene Hobbic Ukdvisorj, Betty Sl'L'llk'L'l, Judy lglrlridgc, Mildred Dr-Lung, Richard Marr, Riclmnl Manin, Sandra Harney, Evelyn Miller, Mary Wimton, C.lI'lvlr' lxlllull . VA RS IT Y CHEILRLFA DERS FRESI l. -SOPH. CHEERLILA DERS Pep Squad 0 Q 0 0 0 Q 1 A o 'P I U 0 r fx -x I -1 C' 4- 11 QA o X 0 f August 30 September 3 October November 22- December January 26- February March April May 28- 24- 7 27 28 29 3 24 24 16 19 23 16 17 29 15 15 17 22 27 29 17 19 25 10 17 19 27 26 29 N --School Opened --Labor Day--School Holiday --Freshman Initiation --Indoor Fair, Jitney Supper, Crowning of Homecoming King 84 Queen - -Homecoming Parade and Game. --Alumni Tea and coffee hour, reunions and Homecoming Dance --Shop Initiation --Senior Play --United Nations Day --High School Operetta --FFA Party --Thanksgiving Vacation --Christmas Vesper Service --FFA -FHA Christmas Party --Holiday Tournament --End of First Semester --FHA Formal Dance --Spring Band Concert --Band Boosters' Carnival --FHA Parent-Daughter Banquet --PTA Play --FFA Parent-Son Banquet --Good Friday--Legal Holiday --Industrial Arts Open House --County Music Festival --Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom --Formal Band Concert --Semester Test --Baccalaureate Service --High School Commencement ,O O O Q Q F I 9 X o 6 J o 0 I Q 0 O 1- P Al l 0 -L I: ,A 7 FRESHMAN INITI TIO Mr. SLLIIQQI' directs four new Ag. student teachers in Old Mac Donald Had a Farm. George taking lessons in pantomiming while the four in the background recount thimblcfuls of water. flti Needing a little uxcituinciit on deck . We chose to iiiitiatc thc I-FCSlllllCll . . Om:-two-tlircc, hcrc comus thc tlircc-legged ral ' f U CC. La-4 sb SEATED. fleft to rightj: Walter Miller, Jan Caruthers, Jerry I-lankins, Arthur Rouland, David Woods, Eugene Patton, Judy Lyons, Jerry Fitz- patrick, Donna Reed, James Brown, Judith Lyons, Donald Davison, Judith Thompson, Janet Turner, Melba Meier, Marlyn Mitchell, Susie Lyons, Loretta Connolly, Phyllis Rector, Bonnie Luttrell, Helen Rowden, Samme Leamons, Judy Tranquilli, Ronald Moore, Paul Pittman. STANDING. Jon Martin, Mike Woods, Larry Bowns, Bucky Spradling, Robert Swaggerty, Bruce Crayne, George Brown, Larry Watts, Phil Reichart, Darrell Stewart, Dale Patterson, Terry Haynes, Charles Tippy, Janet DeLong, Lucille Stone, Ora Lee Campbell, David Caldwell, Charles Goacher, and Larry Winston. The freshman initiation, again under the direction of the Student ilyn Monroe. Council, was held September '7 in the high school gym. The Student MARSH--Ceggbeater, bowlj--Made a mud pie. Council President, Billy Gibson, started the ball rolling by first initiat- STA KER--fmusic standj--Sang Davy Crockett. ing the five new members of the faculty and four ag student teachers AG TEACHERS--Sang Ol MacDonald Had a Fam-i. from the University of Illinois. Below is a list of the teachers, what The freshmen did things like: tug of war, pantomimes, palm read- they carried during the day, and what they were asked to do during ing, eating eggs, chewing alum bubble gum, eating fishworms, candy initiation: onions, and goldfish. Not to mention, all the fun the boys had trying MINTZ--Qwig, mask, dictionary,--Recited with gestures Mary Had to keep their dresses from gapping and their shoes from clattering, a Little Lambf' and the girls trying to look presentable without their hair being comb DOGLIO--ffootbally -Demonstrate exercises. ed. HANNUM--fcrowbarj--Talk fast one minute on one of the following A good day for all was undoubtedly this year's freshman initiation. subjects: Embarrassing situation, halloween prank, or why I like Mar- 37 ,ev ,qv A P Homecoming Fair if X Festivities DO-Sl-DO and swing your partner. The big decision is over. 'lg i 1' :lf 4-nslfhwf Q Is the water cold, Richard? Anyone for cake? 'D Ill. H, Lvl v 4 ,NN .f-If. frail: M-6 bw. is na Nt mx. ,. ,524 agar ,rw 'tif 53 5 fir f . I s Y!! -' I I W 5 . . ,n, .-,H Q ,n?'sfo'-x xx q,', 4 yr ., 0 - 1 n : xx - x n ,J v sh, .. U IMK' f.x':o ,s'I . rOlX,,s 'Q .'1x K .f ltfg' D, x 0 Hosni, . n H: n l I lex' . Q 'sig 'I ,ru n f a an 8 I 1 fi Q my I ' 'M '90 - X EM I , . ,f . Q' 91 'fr O 0 1 'VY gt I , - ' XI!-N s J r A-A Q n N xv X HCMECOMI KING AND QLIEE CORQ ATIQ S fr-'l QABOVEJ, Coronation Party leading the Grand March. fLeft to rightl, Cordie Ritter, Kingg Sondra Taylor, Queen, Wesley Caruthers and Jane Pittman, crown bearers, Ronnie Moore, Louise Edmondson, Hershel Fitzpatrick, Julia Shumaker, Bryce Blaeuer, Ora Lee Campbell, attendants. Gary Smith, and Loretta Clayton, retiring King and Queen. QLOWER LEFTJ, 1956 reigning King and Queen. QLOWER RIGHTQ, Jane Pittman and Wesley Caruthers, 1956 crown- bearers. au. . Q., 'Quai ' 4. S 5 i l S AN OLD KE TUCKY G Stephen Foster . . . . . . David Lcamons Colonel Staunton . . . . . Francis Lyons Jeanie ........ ..... S andra Lcc Phillip ....... .... D onny Bcrndt Joy .... Beverly Hanger Hannah . . . . . Louise Edmondson Henry Blow . . .... Paul Roberts Richard . . ..... John Boyd Majundahr . . . . . Gordon Ritter Joc Buaard . . Hindu Dancers Elmina .... William . Andrew .... Seth ...... Mr. Moneyfold lVlI. Artichoke . . .......... . Dale Sexton . . . . . Donna Rccd - Judith Lyons Bonigt1ilBivin . . Jim Crouse Allan Mitchcll Karen Rowdcn . . Billy Gibson Richard Martin CHOIR PERSONNEL Wi lmu Barker, Don Berndt, Bonigail Bivin, A Iron Bodwell John Boyd, Ora Lu. Cimpbell J1m Crouse Russell Dclung, Sandra Doubet, Louise Edmondson Judith Eldndgc Je anne Ford Carolyn Cass, Bllly Gibson, Darel Givens, Bill Handy, Beverly Hungrr Sandra Harney, Faye Henderson Janet Huddleston Dave Lcaunons, Szunme LCQIITIOIIS, Sandra Lea. Joyce Loeffclholtz Bonnie Luttrell Francis Lyons Judith Lyons, Rieluird Marlin, Melba Meier, Jane Mics Evelyn Miller Uved Miller Alberta Miner, Allan Mitchell, Nancy Neuman, Kay Piercy, Donna Reed Judy Rlehardson Gordon Ritter, Paul Roberts Hclun Rowden, Karon Rowden, Dale Sexton Linda Swlggerty, Sondra Taylor, Kent Thomas Judith Thompson, Judith Tranquilli, Mary Winston 'I f 1' DLILCY QSenior Playl Dulcinea .... Gordon Smith . . Mrs. Forbes. . . Mr. Forbes .... Mrs. Patterson . . Mr. VanDyke. . . Mr. Tom Sterrett William Parker . Angela ...... Henry, the butler Vincent Leach . . . . Norma Freesmeyer . . . . . . Francis Lyons . Marilyn Caruthers . . . .Don Deatherage . Bonnie Caruthers LeeMarr . . . Laddie Woods Hershel Fitzpatrick . . . Joella Brown . . . Billy Gibson . . . Oved Miller T ca for Two ae. I, V-F i. A friendly conversation Believe it or not! F. H. A. Formal Dance Louise Edmondson and Francis Lyons were King and Queen of the FHA. Sweetheart Dance for 1957. The retiring Queen and King were Nancy Treat and Oved Miller. Carrying the crowns for the King and Queen were Vera Mies and Sterling Camp bell. First attendants were Bonnie Luttrell and Bill Handy, followed by Beverly Han- ger and Jim Crouse, Wilma Martin and Terry Haynes. , 1' N pl' usidulllg Judy Ifldrulgv, surrulzlryg llulcu Rowdcu, trvasururg Sondra lor, public rclzxtmnsg Iivulyu Miller, pllI'liZ1IIlL'I1IilI'iIll'1Q Juno Mics and ' OI41fIQZI5RS ITU!! 19517-58: Imuisu lidmomlson, prcsidcutg Nancy Treat, vice- Fay- Wil- mn Mgmin, I'UCl'k'1lliUilQ Mary Iluluu Patton and Sandra Douhct, historizmsg P.xlrici.n lluulnml, dugru- vlmirnum. av. Af H. ,Li 2. 1 -,f F.. F. H. A. Banquet ,diy 'I -1- 1 5. .I wil' QABOVEQ: Officers, Jim Handy, Bill Austin, Ovvd Miller, Ron Hunt, and Dgtvv Lcaunons rccuivc pins from advisor, Ralph Twcnhafel. fl?-ELOWj: Bonigail Bivin rcccivcs FFA Sweetheart Jacket from Vice-President, Jim Halntiy. Othcr C2lI1dlCl1llCS were Hclen Rowdcn fFreshmanj, Mary Helen Patton fJuniorj, and Julia Shumakcr fScniorj. Also pictured is Sandra Doubct, 1955-50 Sweetheart. l .. -f 'C IC Q u F. F. A. Parent-Son Banquet F s 'S x ,L ...... 1 --ang. 2 , 1.9 . A, 9 ,h. .. ll ,. f .1 .. l lylll I -5 llfl IIN WM, Y vn-., N-wt Miss Hageman shows film on how the United Nations functions Future voters sec how it's done. 5' 74 Hawaiian delegation, who attended the FFA Convention, speaks of native Country and customs. Miss Chen, student at MacMurry College, tells I.-A of her home land, China. if .V e Q7 Z x V- Pla .xv K v - Dale Sexton vice-president, presents Bonnie QLEFI' to RIGHTQ: Mr. Doglxo Lee Marr Karl .' , Jones, Francis Lyons, Blaine Sinith, Da1e,Sexton, S E Caruthers Wlfh fhe Yearly gift of a cedar Chest Don Deanheragc, :md Mr. Hannum, 'S ., A ' f' -.MQ . W- , . ix-3 QM in f y , eg 4, gm W L' .1 Y' U- - ' .A f iwzqiif n-. fa-.N 4 ,rf --I I ,Af A Q yan i!l'u4!3 BANQUET Q1Q? J5 , - :ng S Q- f:g'? P! W I K Q , ' t g I Q x PROM MJM 7. i ar 1 Q vs? 9 if ,ju 4 if A ga .2 I If +4 355' -ff v , W wb WAV' NSN' Q MH? X J ,E ,vw 'Gr fu f l ff NIL. Y 1 I i, I Y I Q gnu! .I -..L- Hmff L, M , , , N, - ,J O v , ' -ug ' -V SENIORS GO TO CHICAGO F, Q W3' f ff . E ' ' L4-'Tu' ., A A S, Y., 7 fy 'X h-ig! .L V ,LVAV V ' 'A-v' ' , 111- f L :Az K f' 4 I izfflf-1' -' F' J ,.'1 QQ... ,,..v' w Q . A'- BALL O01 T B R A A S c EB lx Tnmmc 'K L nv- . -,E '- li . -'i Q A N rip, FIRST ROW, flt-It to righljz Jon Martin fManagerj, Jimmy Brown, Bruce Craync, Charles Goaeher, Gary D. Smith, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Walter Miller, Dale Patterson. SECOND ROW: Gary L. Smith, Laddic Woods, Dave Moore, Don Dcathcragc, Don Berndt, Dale Williams, Blaine Smith, Jack Coaches Doglio and 11am,um. Henderson, Aaron Bodwcll. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Hannum, Gordie Ritter, Hershel Fitzpatrick, Bill Austin, Ron Hunt, Butch Johnston, Ovcd Miller, George Brown, Bill Lyons, Coach Doglio. FOOTBALL i FR F i GAME RECORD Waverly 13 Roodhouse 27 Waverly 1 3 Hardin 0 Waverly 0 Auburn 28 Waverly 1 9 Northwestern 1 3 Waverly 38 Girard 1 2 Waverly 39 Franklin 1 9 Waverly 39 St. James 7 Waverly 6 Virden 27 Waverly 7 Pawnee 0 L - H ' ' .A ., A . .. ' ' ,rn twig- - A . .5 Y .L V' I Wi 3 E Really now, Judy, it can't be that bad. -EF Around they go and whae they stop nobody knows. I , ,ni a if M l Up and over, Paul goes. TRACK RESULTS April 11--Waverly 1, Virden 2, Girard 3 ftriangular meetj, 13--Paris Relays--Sprint Medley 4 fBerndt, Henderson, Johnston, F itzpatrickj. 16--Taylorville 1, Waverly 2, Kincaid 3 ftriangular meetj. 20--Pana Open--Berndt 1 in 440, Mile Relay 1 Swoods, Fitzpatrick, ohnston, Berndtj, Johns- ton 3 in 220, McClain 5 in mile. 24--Waverly 1, Virden 2, Girard 3 ftriangular meetj. 27--Normal Relays--Mile Relay 5 fWo0ds, Fitz- patrick, Johnston, Berndtj. 30--Waverly 1, Auburn 2, Petersburg 3 Qtriangular meetj. May 3--Shelbeville Open-- Johnston 2 in 220, Berndt 2 in 440, Mile Relay 2 fWoods, Fitz- patrick, Johnston, Berndtj, J0hnston tied for 5 in high jump. Are you sure Gordie is doing that right, Mr Hannum? 7--MSM Conference-- Waverly 3. 11--District--Johnston 3 in 100 yard dash. Allen Mitchell proves it can done. R J I i Q f?X1 . .1 fs , 1' ' TEAM FIRST ROW Qleft to right, Gordie Ritter Don Deatherage Lee Marr frnanagerj Gary L Smith, and Richard Marr SECOND ROW Ass't Coach Humnum, Jim Handy Bill Austin, George Brown Butch Johnston, Oved M1ller, Dale Williams Billy Jo Dodd, I-Iershel Fitz Ch T h f 1955 6 Auburn Holiday Tournament ampions BASKETBALL SCORES 1956 1957 IOP y Or 5 I.S . D. Ashland St. James Gieard Divernon Northwestern Kincaid Winchester Pawnee Arensville Chapin Greenfield Franklin Auburn Virden New Berlin Griggsville Morrisonville Roodhouse Franklin Meredosia ab.- ' N 1 45 '-o - .-,g IA .,' imfflkwh gg?::gq 2:1 q si a is V5 s ' Q A N 1 s ,,v. 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