Waverly School - Annual Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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All In A Da g vw J-11 .-r . , msg zz' 4 , ' -' R - ' 11' Iffiflv, ' 1 J- ,L . -K Another view of the chow line at our picnic in Oak Park. Cafeteria cooks and mothers help in serving food at picnic X J 1 R-H .4 Looks like the cnd ofthe line! . That food was really worth waiting for! On June 9, we had our annual school picnic in Oak Park. Through the courtesy of the Stockton Recreation District, we used the swimming pool for an all-school swim, ' and then retired' to the picnic grounds for our lunch. School buses transported the children and the Parents' Club together with the cafeteria cooks provided the refresh- ments. '

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Graduation Class Motto Finished Yet Only Beginning stands out above the graduates during the graduation program. Graduates of the Class of 1952 - Waverly Elementary School. Awards presented at the graduation included honorable discharge awards for graduating safety patrol members. Class pins to each member oflthe class, and annual awards to the most outstanding girl and most outstanding boy graduate. 1952 awards went to Wilma Bindi and Richard Benetiz.

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Waverly School Summer Session July 1 - August 8l, 1952. For the first year in the history of the school, the Board of Trustees established and maintained a summer session at Waverlyi Classes ' were operated in grades from kindergartenthrough eighth. The expense of the session to be paid for by state funds available for average daily attendance for special day classes. Primary grades carried out their usual program, while the, inter- mediate and upper grades adopteda departmentalized type of program. These classes had the subjects of reading, arithmetic, spelling, language arts, arts and crafts, and physical education as a part of their program. Each class was given an opportunity to participate in a swimming pro- gram at Oak Park pool. The summer session faculty consisted of the following personszv Mr. Daseler . . . Principal Miss Salini . . . Mrs. Evans '. . . Kindergarten . . . First and Second Grades Mr. Ward .... Intermediate upper Mr. Rovetta . . . Intermediate upper Mr Whitt . . . Intermediate upper Mr. Morganti . . Intermediate upper Mr McCracken .... ..... P hysical Education Attendance to pre ss . reached the I91 mark on July 16, as this book was going Ten school districts were represented by students enrolled in the summer session. VGlenwood, Greenwood., Delphi, Calaveras, Davis, Montezuma, Lincoln, Madison, Stockton Unified, and Waverly were the schools listed. V The pictures that compose this summer session section were taken by the photography class under the direction of Mr. Whitt. Visiting teachers on our staff were Mr. Whitt-Jefferson school, Stockton Unified: MrsL Evans -Montezuma School Districtg and Mr. McCracken-coach at Victorville High School. ' In addition to our regular staff, the summer session co-operated with the College of the Pacific in helping to train student teachers. Mrs. Siegfried, Miss Anderson, and Miss Maw were the student teachers.