Waverly School - Annual Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1953 volume:

Av s DEDICATION Earl Watters Irs. Olga. B. Presto, Uhaiman John Terry R.l. Cummings Ira. Hazel Blaklly Dalnidmudou Don 0'lb11 110 D'Ya1lo To the members of the Waverly School Citizens Co mittee, who have, through their sponsorship of our recreation program, and interest in our boys and girls, have helped to make our school year one to be remembered.........Qthis school annual is dedioatede . . 3 A Brief History of the W School District Established April L, 1899. Average Daily Attendance: 39 1903 - 1913 - 60 1923 - 6k 1933 - 76 1943 ' L5 1953 - 304 Old brick building constructed 1927. Present plant occupied 1951. Original bell from Waverly School. 5. :.ef-' L: rg ig.,-.. .'. x ,' .4 Z ,f 4 ., 5573 X gn 471: , 13:1,'.Lff'T:i9'f 1 N5f:?: '- 5' ' ' -A: -1 Q- zz:-rife,-:gs-'u 'A ,,,.A,-:,,k,,.,- .....sg ,,..,f,,.., - -..-.-f-,,. -. . ZF-J-iw'c-:,-vi:-.Q-1-1-'e .. U, 'YT- ' Til... a ' , . 5. iF13?' 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However, not'looKing ahead, but back, I can see the more pleasant happenings and the very fine friendships that I have enjoyed with both students and parents during my two years as principal at Waverly. c Our difficulties have, I believe, impressed upon many of you as never before, the importance of sound administration and sincere, open-minded governing board members. The fate of your schools are very much in the hands of these individuals, and the contribution your school will make toward bettering citizens, both student and adult, is determined by the policies and enthusiasm of your administration and board. . With the experiences of the past helping to make all of us the wiser, I hope that none of you, whether student or parent, will forget the importance of the school to you. ' 'Q- .3 Q: . I God, bless all of you. ' . ' ' Sincere ly, Q .Anlafldfi O Q OI'JGl1 ry ' Ong 57 M 1, H , v Hrs. Anne Hubbard Marian Jtetsnn I. iv.,- :Q 5 I' , cgi Hrs. Frances Germain Wayne L. Bonham lawrence J. Evans Joseph Ward Had'913S3L9ft5T10udgSOn Faculty Leon Rovetta 1 H V Robert Corra Instrgmental music. Mrs. Eleanor Jaques 1 ' f , ' 1' -T 5 1 ' ' ' 1:19, . 1 -I- 1-, f 'Q' 4 'Q V fmt - ww ' Q 'L 2 s ,ml -N fg5i1m..j 4: . , .., H - ' as T, xv' '51 A11 ESE N ,- M Q, M 11 ' 5.9 fi-Y .' ' Y, .,. 4 JL Y K re wif 1 . 'ij 111119: , . '1. r, 1'-vi . - 519- .' V Aj-.-,IQ : ,V Mhz. .KJMQJ gg N V Class of '5 3 . .'l, Y,,1, DALLAS CHAPPELI. Transfer - Arkansas LILIA AIALIA CORTOPASSI Transfer - Madison Chorus . Volleyball Softball Office Staff Folk Dancing rv, L , J: nom Lum sum Pomfosn oonoa Transfer - Fresno Co. Chorus V Chorus Softball Softball Volleyball Newspaper Staff Office Staff isle t. ' ' E- '. E L ROY TONY DALE COOK WALTER ALONZO EMERY Jr. CARMEN LEE FINKBOHIBF Transfer - Oklahoma Prvjscfbienist Chorus Basketball Folk Dancing Volleyball 31951: I Basketball Block W Baseball , . 'QQQ1-53' i ' ' rs- ,lj . 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' . x ,AV f ,.1 1 'Q .f,a?Q'.':'.. -,3,K .' .F.., ..,..,1.J, ,Z DAVID HURSEY GUURGIE INN-HUFSIEI ROBERT FRANKLIN KDE Jr. MARILYN RENEE KUSTEF- Transfernd-Franklin 03100 Stiff Chorus chow' I vgllfyball Folk Dancing V013-Cybill 5,,ffg1,,11' - - Basketball - 301315811- Chorus Block W Newspaper Staff 1 0 A Baseball Class of '5 3 4 1, ' t f..1 n ' . 1 w 1 ' A Ll-L.,-...geg' -TUANITA ANN lIeCl.EAN MADLLYN ANTOINETTE NACHADO MARY ELAINE O'NF!l'L Cherug Office Staff Chorus your gaming Volleyball Volleyball Softball Softball Folk Dancing Folk Dancing Secy..-Student Body 53' Chorus Newspaper Staff MAPJORIIB ANN PBRALTA IAHGAREI' JANE PRUDEN IILMA JODEANNE SAVIO Volleyball Office Staff Office Staff Volleyball Newspaper Staff Volleyball Softball EDWARD WARREN PALLADAINO Student Body President Chorus Folk Dancing Newspaper Editor Class President Basketball Hs :Li Tr- Pa, 4. -f . ma. ' gee H, K f 'M , ' 5- ' 351 M97 ay, mi ,I M WT . ,- ,uw ' V':' .ag5 W' si ' A . , . ' 1-T- , , . 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' U11 Clarence Sain. 5 V r x J KJ wx I f' if za. , v T 3 A n ,Q I A 5: J-Q-'X A NLE ,ww ,bl 3 mah K QA' x L ' W gejg,-,fix g f ' It 'rx' Mn fr' dwg 'Ex K: ,ye -L ' F 3 ff I Y' 1 Craig Trull J im 'Skill' 1- Giannecchini 1L,,'fiLL,?f' 2 ' - 2 5 4 -G-ses.'!!'Z Q ' ii: EK ml iirl . r ' m WE,-zigg W VT 5152 f JW, m 1 c 1 1 'ef- J N E K , f f Y Y J -in :-.334 It 7 1 5-1 A. .- V '31-, 4 .ig 13, .H 1 ,like John Martini D. Sabbatini H. Bagglano I. -San Julian D. Renere 'Ee .' , - 1225 ge -riQ7'fQ'-' ' .':j.jv.-'Q: .H , J H in . f -, 4 , J, , N . P '- 9 -rif f , ' L11 iay.--sw. I seem- - '. ASG' if E ga I-.11 -.f in lj: Emil ea W 55 6 I 1 'S 71Q'1 .ii . 1 . , ,F ,F I, I y. kfdh, uk. nl,-I I Q s- Q. x I 4' 5 1 W ' . , 'X0 x H Ju H111 x.: 1-T ' 'Q 1 fr: :'-. ,Ll 451, Jr Sue Watters X 9111385 ' i Sifiih Y' , r ',' vgafgifr , 'Xi .12 L -, v w X r A 1 E if ' 'N w ,I 1 1 . f 1 W, ,J 1 M :J S551 gal it , ew 5 H .., K - D. lanaril ' .e, 5 ,i2 Qx , 1-W, I X A I 5 an g K . -'V V, Hi. I S2E2:'f' ,kwa EE, ' W, '. - - sys . P. Tranthal. mflfv 5, .o Q K V 1 3. a' U f -eng 01 iff '4 as v H . 1 ,ww Q, 3 df M ' n a , at 'Q gg F it 4 ' I 1 -- waasagf- A .' in-3 ' :T-'ill' f s . ,QLf,?iE I:I,.E: , J., AH 5,5235 .m.E3.:.,, -4 .' -z.,g - Il. Peterson .Q . I fe . Q-e ,V nil zfbf! 1 f J D . Turnbull B111 Parton In G118'fv1'lP O111' Kindergarten this year was composed of students from several school districts. Represented incur 1952-53 Kindergarten were students from Glenwood, Linden, Madison, Calaveras and Harmony Grove. Because none of these districts have a Kindergarten, these children yrere admitted, and through average daily attendance funds from the state, helped to make .our Kindergarten. pay for. itself. fg1Q,J 3 ' 'viif Wal 5 - JESS 3 Q- ' Q 4 3 kli? bg Q 1 H fi 3 'K Wu' T X35 ' .Q ' Nfigifsi 51125 Q-,iw qv 1 1 s .-, X it l 4' iq 1 1 f ' .W '4 4 . 5 Q, L . I Lf 41 , V . ' '4 4 Ig, 'e S. Rzlehieen Y 7 is K ' '? W: ' , 459 1 EZ, ffT :QijI v. , el M172 Y .- 7 '. I F3iQ'4 ' Lf - 2 D e Horsey Peter Engel Wh Little Angels Mid-morning milk keeps us string- . 'Th ofth ' 'ur hntn' Kindergarten provides each child with the opportunity to work and play together, to share belongings, and to 'become better adjusted to group activities. Party fer four - waiter! Our kindergarten classes are fortunate in having a modern classroom eouplete with all of the aquiynt needed for eueoaaaful. teaching. ,., gh, -mm of this maxim h,,,,.1 su-aight uma nu the p1q ma. 13 ,N ' J I F f il PM 4 'Qu X 5 I A ,I XX w , U ,f Ugly, SH X1 W' 13 ff if H1-'Friufi fififififi , if ,J 1' , f W vX I LD. HXXX C guyz' vi- r' Craig Powers B R:lta co1'EX dlaaei Tory Machado W le . Strother 1 4 . First Grade , A 1 renda Gulfoi Rose White Gary Lucas Pat owena Betty 'runnell L0nni6 MOBd X a 1 51 fa 4. Z.-'25i'w'. If 11. 'Q 1 . f rj' '-311, C-2:1 1: - A 'rf-. ' 1' ve, il. .,. , 9.,j.,,X1. e ,H 'FN Lf -1- ? T 6135 Z -g..,r.:f,i-113 L'-,H ',-'rw...a .,s-5 . ' 0 4 . 'X ' , , X Jackie Durbin Gudahl -Robert Cook W ' HX! r Mug ' n ,, 1 . PF 1 T. X1 me X ' J H' 'tif ' ' 'fs 111 M .,,, X , X, ,Q .,., . wrrufigwml U f 3 Vi HJ ' lf . 7 X. If 4 U, 1 , ,r ple, X Hoy Lane- 1 Sally Finok -'ige.Q:.'1f, o 3as:2g5E:au if If X ' 155:23 Fai , Qfjr gf-iX T , F 7i.iJiXl '25 . ' 1,249 H3123 W L A f P-e Vin, 'Cf A '11, if 1' C' 7' .1 X ,XX I 'Qi 'i . 3 'lQu7H'lw27?fl-if A , g,1,I?'. 'HT M ATT: ' Vr Fw iz: f Www -iii - .f J ,wa -V,-J, A, X aj? of Ziyi I. ii? a 5 aa' V f na XA. . , Fx X ...JX I e .XX . ,, A W .' 55 ' ' 1- 4 4 :rj 1 Jlpfil L M ,J ,, Hflqff. w -1' 4111. ifif ,NN :-SX .-lgyliq a 5 f --'Z'- '1f1f:f11:R2if3 . . yr... Paula Samuels Gary Johnson Ra Chappell Betty gelton l Billy Oaberne R. Thompson 3- Mobaniel ' f., ::EI ' ff - me sfzmrw -ii -3' 1 1::f'1iI':26 'H . -- .' , -'1 --1-'A'-lu A Au ..,. . - . - Nei. 1 AajJ1'4ff?I2:!v23:. ,, 332 rn-F sip- ' 5-Z M' ' .,-.L!:.d.'-L'MI--A-,A 3559?-1:11, wr- . qsdr diy' -- ' .- , gf f . ,aa - ly :Hp -H Q fur t 7 A v fi-.mxxiwwff--f.-Q' l . 3 ff. it - -.L o .-..AiW ga!!-13,3-,hy-g5...':f:::1.Qii 'wi 'nu' u' ' 1-er--'1- V , H C. Samuelson D. Mention Richard Cook Dwight Harford Lois Burns HQ find VQ H? , J' ohn Thornton Jinie Ietter Our firet grade nuabered ever 50 when it was finally decided that 'we would form a combination flrat and aeoond grade. This large number of firet and second grade etudente ie an indication of what we have in atere in the future insofar ae enrollment in Waverly is concerned. Judy Snow E Bi Our Younger Da s Busy with 0.11 of our paper work! . Here'a one studyfllt lbfllt WT U-IE gaming 15, 5.4 1, glpg-glut, Counting activities interest ua. In the primary grades the child begins to learn about how society functions - how people work together. Your child is interested in himself and in his home. His-first jiessons satisfy this interest. They are about himself and other children and things that are familiar to the school and home Here we study about how, society is organized. I-3 y First Second Grade K if 'Q - fwfr: '-.G V 211-if , ulqf 5 'fT1T'6T4 .'w .Tf,g, T, Av.: 'ni A ,IR 1l'.'-gvff'ha f s l iFk5?ffZm Michael Heim Betty Davis 112- '- ' - .I 1.51 - . :Q-ali, V rg,-za A ,, -Y ' nv A 1 L 3 A e - 1 K2 -ft - if 2 .x L , '.:,- 'T? 1tQTwff' Judy Savio VW? ,Q , ,A . ,Q , E5 t 5 ,1 . y ,., w, ,EMA - A-. .f'.:f:,, ' Esff 3 i ,. 4 ff, ga My K V W K , -A' -fx Q V Pang-,A 1 3 L. Peterson T . Simpson' 4 F . Edmonds Donna Rope Glen Edmonds Mary Gines tw? Kid . A t L34 'gleam' gamma' ' iU,f3s5::3sE-1 Sf: 1 ,gf,.. l.,r .M X1 24-Q4 W uf-ZF' ' ' H E Q ' . 1553 7 ,- Harold Scott Gary 'Crumb Craig Trull 1 x .11 . , Q, 'xww . , , 'Q ,1k.,L.. FW ' ' M tv Y J ' mv' Q gn Yr If W X .J A .JP we V - Q , P 2 V .-we , - H Wa.: ..,x..,,XV M,.,.,T. ' l ,X x' -1 ,R Frank Rivera Cherry Watters Walter T aylo Mike Terry Cynthia' Natali Paul Castillou Effie Gallion Viola Winters r Paula Fleener Ro sales Croce Mrs. Hubbard'e claee visited a super-market on one of their field trips. Tneao first hand observations gave the children an opportunity to see first hand how community life operates. F aithful, N ot Famous r A3 1535 - f ld.,-r?-3-:f ? Y , , L T52,L1 ,, : -.624 jg X ,. '31 . N 4 Y ', W Our multi-puzrpoee room class. Note the rabbit on the table Mrs. Hubbard enjoys our games tool Hard at work - honest! Our combination first and second grade under the guidance of Mrs. Anne Hubbard, came into existance two months after the opening of school, when both our first and second grades 'became too 'large for effective teaching. This class has been kept small in order to compensate for the two grades being combined. le had many opportunities in this class to learn cooperation with others and to assume the role of leader. Second Grade , I W 11 ,L--, , ' W umx, V 118-sal'-1 fLf1,' - Ld- ' 1'1' '-'W fe' 'Y 11 fFf5 1l1Lf . 1,,1'1f', f l - ' - 1.1 11 111 'X ' 12 , ff ' 1 fr ' 1 ' '- 1, f -1 L , if 11? , ,, 1:1 --1 1' 1 TQ, 1 1- ' b'?1.1hf f1i - 3 if 5 J 'flfa ' - ' 5 fla i r qi -- V I x ' eg 1 Q 'wx 2 I 1 f a, 131 to E Y rye ' 1 of 11 Y 1 3 , '1 5 ' 1 me lf 251 im FL 5 S. .J Billy -M0 U'-13? t, I 1 1J!'?:- Q 1 , ,... A , W 11. 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John Suetos 5,111,111 1 111 11,115,119 writ 1 11,1 MW 1 ' 151-L11 A I cv We .Z 51'- 1 41, 4 -- ,-,A 1- 1 ,471 ,iii A - 11011.53 fr. xr sf-1-L . 1355? S5223 'adqf-if fda- f: 22:1 1-:11,'g113f.17 ' wzugr-41. 11, 'z C 0 Mead 1 1' I , ,msji 1 111 1.1111 111111: 1 1 '11 N' I i ii' Afri ., ' A L, -1 J. r111pe111 Don King 1 , , V .- L 1 fl 4. 11'-if 11 ,711 E f 1 f 'W yt 1 'P 'f 1 1 '4 ' 4' . 1 ,,,: 1 1.15-1--:. r ,Wa 5 1 -1 1-faffff?-fs , ,..,., M Susan Bates E 11 1 M' 1 ' fi!-aw uf J V f g 5311 ,uf Ei? -r 1' , 5112 - --' , 111111. LQ: 1 'Wm' 51211 D . Holcomb 1 111 2- - ,A , x, Q 1 + 1 r lg WE. .S 11,3 .N . fx, -I '1 1. 1 1-3 1 21 '-2 ' , , ,111 J TW 111 3161 A N . S impegn 1, 9:11. . r:,.z,,3 ' 1- 1 1 ' 11 I X 111 1 1 '11 -.11S I1!- of S U1 1 1 . .3 , 1 W. . 1 A , iw.,,,,,.-vs 11 '1 Y5: . 1 1 'c- 1 ' 1' G 6 A v 'f 1 I fi E I ' 1 1 57 . LE 13 - Q f '15-419 ' Y 4 J g wg A 1 ' mama , 1 1l1L'f5 .1. Y 31 1 5Q'f21Fjj1,,11.- lm 'E j ,:,'1,' .3111i,' 5. 1 ' 1 'I53' ' YZ ' S . Thompso n ' NW'Te5w1'1 .1-e1o-1 - 1 1 ' fi 11 11 QS, 1-r111H' ., 'EQ 111 1 1,:flJr:iS,,x5f f Q,- ff QFQR,-121111 25 -1 m f ' f ' 1' '1 Z ,111 s 5211? 'lfwuef - f L! 'LY' ., 'bf Becky Bates 1 1 1 fn 1 i-is five .' 11,2 1fr.1m.1 - - ' if 'Q 1 L -1491 11 11: ggi!! Barbara Hardin Adel Johnston 11 1 1 1 - f 111.1'11m'111115 H111 1 H11' g,11 ' M 'W-Y' 111 5553 1 U, Y 1-my 1-f-1' 1525 -419, 2.-A 1 14. f gi 3 J? 1' 'Sie' 41 'ir' 1- F. .. ':' 1 ,-' W'-51-i r 1-F 'L- lf g,f5g.1'l, 1 , Wilma Codog Betty Lou Beyer Steve Mention Delfino Rivera Cathy Samuelson Cocky and Confident t Learning fundamentals. Watch the birdie! f , Il Q Time for a rest. Our reading table. Tn our second grade, Miss Stetson worked very hard with us to improve our reading. Our main concern during the school year centered about various aspects of community life: people, animals, and activities of the community. The introduction to writing to many of us came during our stay in the second grade. Butler Hazel White -9 'EJ ,- :: , U-5. '35 7 5 -V A 7 .1 'E' I W, 5 Q w , 'wif' ' - Qggxm 1 r A 1 if rv A AML xx i , I . A I, K' 5 wi f, '-ABQ. . f.-, 143J'gg,: Q, Linda Gulick x . .., ,,., , f M 'f . G ef 'Nj S55 y, if-. ii' L ri k . 1 F ,X ., . YT , fm. Y a-,.,. .,. IA , -ew, 1, at ,nfl 4 Q -L S on 'N w Mfg-,r ' f' 54. New , , za-f',,:., ,I-H., 5. i., ? -- , .eo .. . V -.fast-'f' ', ,' 1,- Q, 5111: f 1 4 f' wg .5 :ef .f , Tom Gepford 25 ,. 'SL ' Z' ,l. -1 ' Ty.: ' ii 1:24 '-N , We , H 1, , w as 1-' ,Lf if M, L we 4 1 r , 1 Y K XF., R n TL P 1. ,1 ,,w'W f.-fum John Valdez -again?-' -1:-1 il: V ff 1 2 an 1 M, W' ss H ' ' K wi in . 'J' rf ff., Q I A gi 133 ea 3 X PF of . 4' H mf? , Jane Tinsley WL' -fi , U Q53 k, f v, 1 4 1 6 Ei K lic 'z fx., ,. 7,1 ao. ff eff! ew, .Tin !'reeman Dean Glidahl Gary loorman ,L .t:.qg1f-12.4.-Lila, W X ,, . Y , 'X EL M J my nl v M ml N D L QW 4 EN rw is -f---M 11 ' ,gg-1, Q, -ei iam- .,, .N ,X ' ?? 'f JS V '7 Bob McLaughlin ,Q z3,:.f'-Y -, ,-gifs? , Y, . H . -. -'-' i j 'V , Vi.-1,-Y 2 H ' '-.LHi.m'2 r r 1 1 A' L A ! 'X 1 if .1 P 'H L. -if 1 we 3 if f 2. F ,gy , , 5 f 'af flgfympx JY' .55 .. 5 If na 5n:m.wg,5.p, E-1 C . Huddelston 51, ' 5,v f' .Ax-gg - M r L V r gt - E , fi- Y w EW .if i-gh rd, X FQ . HE X if I f . .N v L ASm.ig11-,'z., iw f V Y 4 v. lg 1 .y W 1' , N .5 M J im Suetoe N of M F' 'QW-12 Fixx-if . rpms' 1 ,, gig r- f-m e 3 ,Q 4 .- 'xiao 1 '7N 5' .F Marcia Snider Third! Gmac J . Castilleu Bennie lefgel Charles Hall Charlene Hein Lchapmen Stanley llallery Dennis Horeley Billy Fittra H6119 Bind! , K Ken Owe! farm, ' ' V ' Q: l-- - 'fr , - .: , .1.:-.- ...-, .z,,. AV ' U s ' wi Anita Finei Dennil 53111 lally Potthoff Jim F1-egien uma snuck 'Jerry Fregieh Gary' lead '.'1'15 A ' Y 5?i'm fvgfi .ez I -. .. 61' I 'W ziggy 1 , .. f W r 5 'i l in 4 1.23, 4 1 Z 'F X , 1 ffl ,121 f 1.-M , Ip. 4 , 3' ix QQ! ,. S Horsey n...' , :Jr 5 4, ,-4 Cy ,-.j - - ',-' '-I.. 1..- v.- ,S Mug.. .J . ,.:'.,,i3 I 3 X 3-My W 1 ,K I . fr S V 'E u ft . ,... ,g x ,L , K ll! 7 i S N AA' 'I PL51' .,. mg 'krgilli-kj ,, .. I JP.. wr 1, -me-M, . ,-m -4- W-2-mf. 1-.551 , , W Marlene Rall: Steve Chelotti Diane Gudahl E11 n-me Johnson Joanne Iebll-1 :vivid Mention George 0'He1Il ,Q u ii? 3 , l . 1 - I 'i J K, K X L 1 1, 'n- 1 x 1 J g- -3 Ei , w QQ-mv-. 55 :gg- om. o-mr! 'L AW V 53.-'12 A 'Q-LIZPI7' ii ' Eli iq , ma ' y .ref , Bette Rae Rona Betty Gilywl Happy Times Mre. Germain heare group II. Me, camera Shy? School work ie hm here! Wait, I'l1 poee for you! lre, Gernainw third grade wee quite a group during the eohool year 1952-53. We had 42 students during moat of the yearg which creates a real problem in reading groupe For awhile we had part of the claea coming at 9 am. and part at 10 am., than the first group would go home at 2330 pm. and the eeoond at 3.30 p.m. Ure. Germain gave freely of her time hto help ue 'better oureelf :ln reading. Since the elimination of the bus from this extra trip, we have struggled through with Hr. Daeeler taking half of our ,elaee during the morningefor p.e. and halfin the afternoon. This helps Ire. Germain to work with smaller 8701-1'Pl' --..----I .I ,'I I . ' ' -.-Z .,.-A I I ., I ,,-, F gif: R. ilk IL I I ' III n III ng' ,, ,I 'IIIII 3 .- I. Ai ,I I 6. 1 .Q HI' W Q 441 I' xv Iqfii , f'f:IF'M'b.:f ImI 'A Carl Cook I ' I I l III I '. . , I I I-I I! :I g -I A II I 'I I 1 EI' If I I ipi5I'I. I I' ' I IQ . I .. I-I -I 12 I - 1I-'..4 ' . ian? - III1,, IIC. 4. .VI A J I ff Ii -I'- J ':,g.-l -:, I1 IIIIII I Janet Freehour ' ,. gan If . I I. ,.. -' --QI 'Inf ' ' II IIIH ,,. 'IF I I 'IP' ' I -, II .Q ., , :M IL- I Ir III' 2.2 1, Wi 1 .,I Sandra Moreno Frankie Crumb G I. ,. il. .. ...:..,r: 2131. x .. .eq I- . I 75141 . .,.-W -. I Y ,I V 19, Is' I ' f II kdgexpl 3 X 'f:f'C'E' , .III I . ik V I5 IIIIIIIIII I . IIIAQIQII I ., III I 4 I IIIIWIIVI 'MI.j. X I Il , IIIIII IIIII Fourth Grade -IIEII ,f..- -12 -IJ.-.N T L . , L, I. I . in I I I I I I, f ' :ij I. .V ff-.I I -- IIa III L 'Il .. ' ii? I I -, I : ' I LI I.. ,Q l . fm , , .. ..,.. 'FII' as -I ,gh I.-' Ii.-' fifgg II Ia FIM? 1III1v N M, II If . -I . -P-II II,- , , I-II II I --.... .I ,.., I E I - IIIIIIIII H III I ,UI g , I -. fLII 'I I 'I I ,3.I.Q.Q.Qf e I 65.1, E I I I I E, I ,555-,5I,, . 'I , .wi 'I -..I.Ir 5,-I I! .II ' I. if ' X L R Ir III IDI I' MI I Audrey Scott Joyce Beeler Wm. Barnett 1732 -I .gQ:If2'fi'E+-F--I I I I I 'VII A A A L .AI I . I5II?IA'IIIII If -I ' 4 Tf3 I ' I f L ,QQIHI III-. , I fav? 'Suv' A-:I xg, II -III :,!I-' -II P' 'III -: :I VAHJIIIEI I? 1 I1 Pjj I:'., I Selly Xueter S. Hammeretrom -- II III I.III.I. III I I . I IIA HHIII xusgsu MQ WI nn K lg cya F? ' 53,35 of III 1' . JWQP' II- I I I I If el F I I I ,,f+- t ,II I II EI I ' I I I 4 :I I I I I I IIII I II IIIIIIII I II I HI I L II II L I II II in 1 I' I .. -1 ' Ivv-1.1 if I ...JI 1 Mc 'I II LI I I I 55 'III 3II'1..:-' ' iz I . .I 'aff Q24 .'. . 14 I -Inc? --I If AW 3. I-'Q-472: ua 1-'II:j -I I-11. 2 'I-L.-Q I-,ffm Norene Jacob Cecilia Suetoe . .,.... 'S '! 4 fs' j IWIIQQIIIII :if I I I :II W' I gfxmo L-L 1, III as ZA. K A I1 I I + -I3 I as ......... 1 do 1 I I Q, I I if' IIIIIIII I I H mv. ,- I Ferylene Holdeng Nancy Guynee if TLT- II I TEEN -:-oo+-:- III fi, III I QI .fl px -- J I: :L D E 2- 51 H... -1 '1 .2 5 ' .+I f-T II ,li '1 5 ' I :C J A-.3 W A as 1 f .L fl' f.I I .. ,- Mn env., Margie Hamer ISEIIQIU-i1':T if I- I I fzigi ' -,E-fI.I Ie-1,-pI. ' 1 C e I II Q If I .I.5ea5asIze52 ' 'J , Lj:IJfw4'.gg'I.I I I II 2 ' 'QT I IIIII I : 'i if II- , .I..1I-I I I I .,g.g2g '1. if 2 JI ,AQ :ID I :pssswfgffg .I , , Wg-Nb.. - I-.1 If .' I :Wu ' I I -.LII4..eIlQ I TIITSIITW J. Mention P, ,Iv Iq- Uyx I IIIIII -my I I III - I. 5. me I . .p . ,I IIIIIIIIII IISII-I -,egissznq H. Palladino - ,-1 I .2'w .I I Q i . II 'IIEQEJVP I 57 I' r 1 II TIM I If f 6 muh III1 ui IL' r Is E' II 52, I K I- IIIIIII 1 ,I z I I? I 1' I I .. .r . I .III --I a :am Iv , E I a'J'I'.'ea I. I . , F.. V .I,I Jackie Edwards UV - I X 3? It 'P m I fe-..- 1 I Y Q f Ia I 3. .-ny 5. 1 I5 I. -'III , 4 I b v I , mf ..,Q.AI.. I3 ' . Q- ,EL Q-1 55555 A I- .-... 3 I I ,Ii .I I 34 L A4- SI . I X - 1,9 I I ,f ..:.: .. I' X. L: Z .IfQ!I.4,31. M 51 QQ - . . X I Ii i I Q31 I II IM I I ,II II ,E I r 7 IIHIII,IIIYIImwgW y I5 ug M. . AWIJI1 Pamela Allen Theresa Valdez .IL51IQII.IIi2'I5.IiII-:IIII Q- III.III!f-' Iv .I-: z .IA 1 L gg 'Yr R I ' f I I I Ii' E5 . II LH g I , A , K ,, ,I If :I A., fa -'LEI III IIIAISI, - E . ,M I I w i g- Ip.: 5.x . , . .IIT I HI an ' . I. .W L.. II df -- , I fl-II? II I I' .I I I I,I f f I C. Thornton af, H, ' I 'ww v.----'I WH I I QW I K-'xx I1 I It .I reef . If QF- .- I 'ta N . .III II EF . I x . I -I T . Langford gethy Fenley Richard White ?IiIfmIwIImfIIIMHEfgiIIW II, .I.i If Hg, IIIIIIIII 1 -41 IIIII D' 'E -1, ,,II.:TI ITTIII3 IEIIIIIIQ II I I I. I'CEf:QfiI I-I I' -'I I ESQI I f Ie mg: A eq, -QIQII.. I -I M8-17 Rusher 'N .I A I ' J ' 1? 'W' I I J 'I I I 5.4 II W? I' IIJI II 09? J I' 'I' N I III? IIIQI IIIIZNIII, I ,VIII III V' IIAIIIQIIQIIIQ-II I I I .I.I II. - I-E I IIIIIIIIIIII IIII . TI II III., IIPLIIIE I III? ...... - I If 3-:I U I - wg 'S 1 Et? 1, V I I I V II 55 ' EIII ':IIffr-' .fr-U . I IQI IUI I .' I -'S-QE III.:-1 .. -I , I B e Louise Tunnell Paula DeVelle Charlene Turnbull Jean Chappell Wise and Otherwise This is constructive activity. Preparing our social studies unit. Look at all of' the girls! Our quiz-kids waiting for the LC Mr. Wayne Bonham 'joined our school this year as our first man teacher for this class. le carried on mary activities, and had fun while we -learned. We even took part in a radio broadcast over RIB. Our social studies centered around our state of Californian' -. .1 ,.1.1, - . 1 :N ,:.: A11. .n.- 1 .1 's1'11::1L 21.1.21-1'1-111-,-1-.-212-23 ik' A-F 1 ' 21: 1 112.1 1 Lk Q 11? y Ya QL 1 4,1 W Q 1. ' 11. 1 ' 11 S12 PQI' 1 13 J-'xg 1 11 x -X 1 ' 11' 61, 13' 11 1 1 1 1 .. . s z fm 11-11.-1 1-15151: -1 , 1.1: Lf-.w':11,:.:1':l' F111 ?irl12::1'-32151111111-.'f ff! 1 Lee Trull 21111 .5541 F. 11 11, ,,, 1 1 l- .... . .,, .1 1.. I W,-:',,.,fv A F1 X Q? I1-11 Y A Y A 41 Y, 1, N .1 2-dw my 1 1 N 11 01 - 1: 9f a54'gl -1111 1151329 5: .,! I :...f,A ,X H3 ,... H PVS? j -. 1 -I ,yy . ...- . 1 I vi: 1 1 Q Q? 2 5. ' 1 gi' 1 1 1 1 E 14 I 91.4 ht' 1 nf--U1-'L , .1.1rUr.. Eg, - .:11 iii wh' :tg 2 751' Q1 HE:-4:51 layna Davin De 1114'1111 11 ,.,, .,1, 1111? Jo ' 1 1 ,K11 1 .1,E . ' 1 1 1 .. 11 21.1 1 . 115: -.f 1 as 'ug .V 1 11,?ir21 .,-gf . 43:1--'affy '. 1, 3.14 19..-:ew -1 . Bob Harford -if 11 12 1' so 11 -. ,W 1 .1155- 1 ' iff' 111' 1 M chem 1 'Yip' 1 1- ad ' 41, 1 Kd 4 I TA I A 1 , Ea I A. cortaoaaai Marazliano. - F ifth F. 'Ungaratti 2. -2 .'.,11f-1' 1 f. J ., 2. is 1..- 11 '1l1.111 L 12115 ' ' 1 ' 1 T pg,-1 Ivan Tunnall LU 'li :.- 1 Wu J 11 fi aa 1 , Q, ,.,.., .hz.,,A W 1 1 1 if 1 1, 1. 1x -.F n 41' .lg Fi L YI 'X A 1 -. 9 7 1 1 Y 1 11111 51 111 Q' I-'A ,rg Grade P 1G .'L. . .. s1111a1f.1eaffs111--11.11 ..1.1 W ? -'55 ' '1 lf - - Ie A '-,111 -E5 ' '1 '22, .3 . 1 W1 , . -M1111-212 -551' 1-:1!!.,:L1-W -1 ' 'ff Sue Monday Fred lot zger I. Peralta, .1- W , ' X 1- ' V4. '11 . ,il 1 11 1 1 N .1 1 W 1 L1 ffm... .,,. .Q T.. ..11151 1 1 1. , 111 ' Jaoiio 'Finley 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 I R fl 1 4 ' 1,1 'Y Y' 1-1 E '11 -1-. 111 ' 31 ff , 1'1ii':? NF f Liqgninai :': , Q 51111 A 9 f,,.., 'MX r-F 3.11111 11,1 , ...M -.gm 1. 1, . ,.1 . ,157 b 1 -wifi ' ' IW 1 ..., E l.: . 1 I is 1 is 1 1 gh 11 Ruth Paterson fi. 1 'Z' A 15 ' 11 5111111111 5,11 K ggi! 1' 1o.., W1 1 f 2, 1 X1 'f ,fhiil 795.91 311' ','. A-1 f 5. 55 'EE -l' 5'1'ai'f 1 I 1455111 1, . L-7511. 1 -11-JS' - 1 iff 1 111 41 2 1 -1' fl 137' 11 . -141 -'Q fr-2-:Mr '-my I 1.1 ' 1-' il ' Doug Codog 2- , 'iii su: ' 1 9' P 1 F? 1 1 55? B 1 fig? 'hi V II 11' 3 fa 4' T2 I A R 1 'W 11 'ET-fini.- l.,., . . ..... ... 1.,. j. !Llb, 111115 ' 1 1 1 30111 Freeman Ronald Gook Bred Bogdan zuvllu ' -1: -.1 ' wg. 1 lj A -Q QU, '11 I . .Y 115115 3 V ' .,1 , M 0 1 1 M H . 4 5 111 11 'U 1 15 1 'r 1113 .11' f 'x 1.11111 1 4 1 ,im 1E Q11 1 I ,111 111-11N ' W 31,4 Barbara Halton . Q W I . . V ,..E',i1.:: L I 1 , .. F9 ' ' . 11 1: .... - -Eff' ' '- W1- ,11 A i g1111i1g11zagi311- 1 . , ,iran ..-'jj-N.-1 ' 'f'.XlELl. ' 1 M? 1111 1,191 , . 1 .1 111,13 1 r. J-'c1L.-Za 1 1 11 1, . 1 gfiz.-A 11 5 1 : ' vga: 11 11,1 11. 1, ,E .1.J. l 11: 51-G: 11 V' ff' L33 ' 5721 n x ,L V .,,, 1.1 4 L ex , Ha. 1 V ,. Roaalaa Sousa Roaaloa Rivera Nancy Whito Caroljn Chappel j111f1ff 1 'F--r ' :TA 5?F'il!1 1- 1--. is , 215 z -- ..1. - 1 . ' . J I ? 11 1 -l1nQ,. ' 54' ' '-x --kv F 5 f 1 I 211 1 11 1 1 I yi, , 1.1 4 1 5 19150 1 1 111- ,Q 1,19 W Danni: White FF-31Jj'1f5 A 5 ELEM, ., g 1 ff ' ' 'Q Hugh Hamer 1. 41 1. 1 V f t 3' wif LU J X 1 A 1 1 T' L57 ' . 1 555311 - 11 11 ' , 16' 'wg LL T 111 7 'af V , 1 1 ,T S L 1 1 5' w 15 3 1 'U 11 ra 13 K 1L Ji' , 1 1 1 Q B 0 Q11-2 rw . 1' ':.:k 1 - 1 1 l..,'31!.1,1 1 - A. 511111 1' --- Y' 1-7? 'L I ,L '11 1 Tl 45 .Lf 11, 1m 1f f'. 1 11? 1 11 jk L .Jef . I . .' aLf?f'1EEf 7- -311.3 - sl' . Aw ...., ' John Lucas Us ooaaidor field trips to 'ba an oaaontial part of our education. la this yearbook- gon' to pun, IO an plank! it Nb 1493 'ff IH Vid! Buttlinl Fifi it Sl , I 1 ill? pllyld all ilwrtmt role in tha history of only California., 1,1 School Daze Stop biting your mile! Mr. Evans illustrates a problem. There'e one that knows the answer. Must be interesting - all eyes front! For the first time in the history of neva-1y School, our fourth and fifth grades were not combined. Mr. Evane had substituted at our school last year and we were glad when he decided to come here as one of our regular teachers. We too, appeared on a radio program. It was both enjoyable and educational. B '25-W S 5 W is .H Q .L ,m 1 sage. ... H ... H , .. . . r Yr . 5 F ' Fw, .- LL Y 4. 1 , gal. .IWW K f, fwlfsfif .Z M. fffgg. Q5 .511 mm J . 1 H , . ,K 1 .. - ' A 1 . M: z,v':'4 , . .315 Cliff' Fregien Pet Kennedy 1111 1'1m1ay Peggy ovneu -ei..3h-5'-75' u - ...,-1 ., ,C . ,.. ?.p.b.YF'--, 'g' 4' .,., ,3' .l5'X.I'f Eff' , 'Ella ...61.J.:g2gQEQfgga,k . ' -Q. ff. -'f ,-gf.: w .g:5.:s512 ., ,.gv- -f we-31-fs...-xv ga ze 1.- 51,5 v. j:. - 5135255259 L B-films 92.5531 J.. V.W ..f'.. .2312 ' Sssiiiu' ,q,. ...H -. gfg. .,v..'55f2fi:. ,,:5m.fw Mabel Snow 'B Sixth 111 lallory Earl Hicks Grader fe ,ee H - .. . , . J.. ' ' '-1 ,. --J, ,, . 1 2 e. Q: eff J: , ...f . 5 55 all znazg M 5 .ge . 11 . 1 v 13 ' '1g?'.3gx :f+9'1'f+ ,gsfgfgiww ,fly i mx, -. J- ,1 gy M .w Nina Suetoe N , ' ng W ' 5- 5.3 ,... ' ay:'.l . , ' .ws in 1. J. Ik A f . .1 Q . ' 1 1 V if Q, ,bl .P A -9,1-J . 1- Louie Rivera. Wayne Owen! ' gwwlf ' 353 . . fz .. A f fx- U.. 4.1.5 an 511221 1 - -' M . -4' , A 55 . g I , .,.., , V ,L Y. ' f Y .:,,,' ,.,.L':? '. '. , '. jjj!-r 7, Li t' .. ' ,, fi, . , 4 , e Joy Guynee Everett Blakley. Roger Brewer - ' 11, 11 fs. g rease. x v' 13. ,L 1 ,li K ' - I . Y I1 P 5.1. Tim Locke .ws.....g..i!2. ' e l eg e? 'H TJ . 4 A E551 V . '3- 952, -we Jie. , H ':, - 5 'L ' if 5- :, as , il X 4' 1 , 'f'f1ff:1 . Martha Jenkins Bob Kuater rl ' , :.- F51 A ..me9..aQ..gf 1.1 . mi -I N' 1. - -1 ': in :, Q 'r e I --v-1' .ZLF-Fl , Q! - .V .- -, ver, 1. ff' .,, - ,e 51-1 I . .e .. if? .,:,., ., - , 'iff f Lt . ,, W 5413. f 2 1 ,- .- - -- . - gl ee, 'u 1 1 G v .Tenn Peralta Qkobert Korea -'mi' 'Hi' Z' 'P1 .J 'Mg' .4 f If ' . yin 1? 3 , - QE: -: :ig 1-:' 55:25 Y 1 ', ' Y- V 1' ' F' f '31 IJ - 'e U its ' L ...mf r .. :m i QL . 1- i , 1 ' 'ifaef ' 1 1 ,' 'r -1-'W f 'f Ulifton' Moorman Ethel Hempstead' Roger T1-u11 F, ,...,. f,3 ' -F .... . ..-.. me.. . 22 33? fd SHT -fe -..- , ., N 3... . JV -'- l .51 J us W 5 3 1, A -1 . as as I K ' E L 1 1 w ,W 1 xx 7 A 35585: AW.. 3' f 1-1 Y . -1 X lf , , Betty Guyhee Ralph mu. .. ..,,p:. -,.,.:. . u,.-.-..-z.. f o x . G32-, ' 71 5. H - A . , fee '. mf --a-rl Nw! .,, . ,.. .H i , Q l X gl ' M C ff. mire Red Prudon Dennis Gulick ' N z: 55 421,43 -3 I r A M' 'ir-ff'-1 . ,.. 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Many of us had him last year in the combined fifth-sixth' grads. A Our social studies program was built around the countries of South America, Mexico, and'Canada. l ' W 1 71 1 Y , ' :Qu if . , gf gl, Mm. I, :fe , I .Q I L. -jx 1- 'Z' 7' ' .cf F -i ' e . i gas A wg, X W SMR, I l 'Q i m fg' ' gm A Aka uv. u SW Patsy 'Rusher i , ,s-. N- y . .. ', ga 5 I' Ii 3 ' l ' . I 5 , A rx.,- -d:.'-rf : E .. 2 , vg a. K, '.., i D 9 W i V1-,Q 1 j we w L L X X A E31.mmL.1zh.q!imL-455.55 TTBDR Horton W ww! ,' 'Y :'M: f1f '1 ae e ' '. rm:- 1 1, I 1, X I3 ,, W J r -.3 'x 'gig 1 QF , Lg -2f.'ziz2szif hm.,-sfffft Seventh Grade V - -- .. - Y.:- m :--., fe 5 n ' :fi . -mg :Hi :if-12 'E XA ' P ' m ' ' In 0.....jEQ'! 1 , 0:5575 Q I uw ' , I j ,a , .. H .,, A .. , . , ,. 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Q -Q Y w , ' Xu A L ' L ' , - , I 5 nl 5 1 ms 5 I 'I- ..,. zzifzffyv, ,W me . rfyff NZM Donald Hicks ghasu Kisses Richard Barnett Jerry Marsh Darrel Higka Jimmie Gwma camen codog J. Po?-Urn f 4 M Ll as H ' Q F3 55'5?f lx Joe Trull Lilv Booth Margarst Jacob Mr. Corrs. repairs. Sth grade sees Ike. Captured by their Cameras... Waver1y'a Johnw BUTT! 5099 V If-fl-ll' Stag line -- 'boys choice. Inauguration on TN. - lr. lard'e seventh-eighth grede became the only 'class in school to hold two ,grades throughout the year. We were really packed into tha.t.rooia,..!'or thefleet for months Hr. Denier took our seventh grade for eooial studies in order to give Mr. lard here time to work on civica-government. Our eighth grade students dominated the student body' officee, but the eeventh graders managed 'to share in 'most of the other activities., Calendar of Events SEPTFMBER School opens on the lOth - 312 students enrolled! This is a new high for our school Mr. Corra begins instrmentel 'music instruction. Team sports begin a new experiment by starting basketball and playing practise games with high school 'C' and 'DW teams Mr. Rovetta takes those left over for touch-football games. OCTOBER Basketball team scrimmages Oakdale, Escalon and Lodi. Our boys give Lodi a scare by losing to their high school C team by only 2 pointsl Glenwood defeats the touch football boys. Mr.'l'ard's girls volleyball team plays Stockton High two close games. Linden defeats touch-football team. Girls volleyball defeat Linden Elementary. The touch-footballers defeat Greenwood. Mr. Evan's class visits the museum. NOVEMBER Hr. Bonhams class visits the museum in Stockton. Mr. Evan's class appears on KWG radio program. We have our first school assembly with a marimba player as the guest artist. Touchufootball team ties Linden. Girls volleyball team splits in two games with Linden High Fresh. Jackson Elementary basketball teamslwin two from ual DECEMBER Parents Club puts on a card party to help continue to pay for cafeteria equipment. Both of our basketball teams defeat Tracy Elementary. Second assembly program with D cowboy singer appearing. Miss Stetson's Chorus gives program for Christmas Pot-Luck dinner. B basketball teams defeats Escalon - Ms lose. Xmas vacation begins. ' JANUARY Christmas vacation comes to an end. YA -team defeats Tracy again - B team loses. B s defeai' Ripon, bigger brothers get taken. Mrs., Hubbard's class takes a field trip to the market. Third assembly program features a piano player. Combined A-B basketball team defeats Montezuma. Mr. Bonham's class appears on KWG radio show. Lodi Elementary takes us in basketball. Upper grades watch television program of inaguration. WA' team defeats Rio Vista in thriller, 'B' team loses. 'B' team makes comeback by defeating Ripon while 'A' team loses. h FEBRUARY Teachers Institute - vacation for everyone but the teachers! Assembly program features electronic musician. Box Social' by Parents Club :ls enjoyed by those present. B basketball team defeats Tracy, A team loses. Mr. Bonham's class gives Columbus play for Parents Club. MARCH Assembly program features Magician - very good. Basketball team fcombinedl travels to Ripon for two day tournament. Lose a real close one to Manteca, are upset by p Tracy, and finally round out the tournament with a one-point come-back win over Salida. '7th-8th grade participates :ln KIG-Bee spelling contest. Basketball team winds up season with trip to Oroville for first annual Thermalito School basketball tournament. Mrs. Germain's class is on the air. Eighth grade visits legislature in Sacramento- Plaster vacation commences.. APRIL . Easter vacation ends. Mr. Evans and his baseball team become better organized and provide us with several good showings. Mr. lard takes charge of the track team to participate in the second annual Waverly Jr. Olympics, the Linden Young Farmers, and Future Farmers Meet in Escalon. MAY ' Final assembly program. Mr. Evans and his class plan triplto Sutter! FQIWQ 5P1'i'1'1B fever setting in. Girls softball team look fine - don't play bad ball either! Important day for the Eighth graders ahead. School picnic at Oak Park. Big night finally arrives - Graduation. Mike Palladino and Joye Tinsley win our outstanding student in graduating class awards. Successful year closes. 4 T.--A.. 2' 'ax n .1531 H .2-' -' ' ,4i. 1,'-2 JI..-. -'wut .H .. ., . . . . a '--ga-5 'nf-f-1-5-X-f f'-L .Sz ,. 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W 1-7 I-Z ng: fy ,Flin--12 1 lyjlgg 3 E gg., ,.....: 5 v ll ' ful, A l'1 I ' f2LQ!!l!!!!L- x, .W 1 N Actiyities Newspaper Staff Chorus Lift to rightg Elaine 0'llei1, larilyn Kultur, T110 WUOTIY ch0!'U!a 'undu' the 511905103 luke Palledino, rupee. ceaeg, Joy nneley, if lin Stvtvov, proved Once again to be and Jgdganm sado, I an organisation of which we were proud. like Palladino as Editor of our school papor, -uthnugh wr Pvfof-am' re muted' Waverly laves,,end his staff, didua fine. job ' Eg' 3:23, 'f the Wrfommcel '59 of on the student publication. lr. lard acted aa 9 ' mir adgzzzlent Council Pa1'ent'S Club 59 r-e ! d '1A1 t A Left to rights Ken Fregien, Sgt. at 11133 Ire. 12:11 Croco, President, end Ire. Clyde Vincent Augello, Troalurorg like - Hall, Seoy. and Treaeufer headod the club fitandingl Pnaidentg Elaine 0'le11, 8eey.3 during the 1952-53 echool year. Richard Barnett, Vice-President. t The continual support of the panite club The student body continued' to provide lonay in our school aativitiea ia appreciated lloded to carry on oxtra-curricular activzltiol W ltudonte ae well as adults. A that mean ao unch to ue dm-ing our atay at lever-ly. Office Girls 1 1 I , v Left to right: Margaret Pruden, Jodeanne Left to right: Cynthia King, Jinie Savio, Madalyn Machado, Geo!-ganna Horeley, Guypae, Carolyn Renae, Margaret Jacob, and Lilia Cortopaaei. Patsy Ruehor, Marjorie Polk, Lily Booth. Our office girl! were taken from Mr. Wards seventh and eighth grades. 'Iach girl no alligned for one period, and all perfumed their duties I very welfl. Familiar Faces .N v my . 3 U 4, v Qi I V tj. Ai wi, .f .E Ei Q, L' ,!,Y1.L3 1, :, :H QTY z, L14 A-, 551.--'yr 5 5 :Z ., 1 f un 'rqan-.. .... lr. vena Ira. muon - -lie. mum- lr. anna --lr. :rape Sehool Iurd ldiuyimdi Cafeteria Gosh. Custodian 3 4 Consultant - Our Parties Center-upper photos: With the assistance of Mrs. Anne Hihhard, the seventh and eighth grade students who were interested, were given the opportunity to learn to do folk dancingi le practiledtvrice a week, ad l10llg'!1th the enjoy- lelt, aamged te pI'f0!'l for thi Parents Club at em of their meetings. e Lorlrer photos: With Ura Ward and lr. Daseler tchaperoning us, we managed to have e few dinces foretudents from the sixth to eighth grades. Hrs. Patzer helped to get a mmher' of the bashful 'boys to learn how to dance. Once we caught on, it was 1ots of nine Music was provided by phono- graph records and-,our public address system 35 Outstanding Graduates JO!! TIIBLEI I Joys has been very active in our student affairs. Last year she served as Secretary to the Student Body. Her fine personality and good scholarship made her a fine choice by the students for 'the Q outstanding girl graduate award. IIKE PALLIDIID Student Body President, Miter ef the Waverly Waves, our school Q paper, elses 'leader - these are only a few of the aeeomplishnents ef Edward Warren Palladino Che prefers liketj His selection cane' as no surprise te students and faculty. OUTSTANDIM GRADUATE AWARD Our award to the outstanding boy and girl graduate was initiated last year. The I selection of those two being made by the eelbers of the seventh and eighth grade class. Students were asked to .name the boy and girl from tho, graduating class that had contributed the most to the school through leadership, scholarship, good sportsmanship and good citizenship. Last years awards went to Wilma Bindi and Richard Benetzlz. If' xy Elementary Sports SPOFTS SUMMARY The school year 1952-53 saw us trying an experiment at Waverly in our sports program. We began basketball earlier than usual in the hopes that we might make a better showing in our competition than we did last year. Because of the fact that only outdoor facilities were available to us during most of the season, we attempted to make up for this by beginning our season earlier, competing against high school 'CW and 'DW basketball teams Owho play during the regular football seasonj, and thereby being in a better position to offer more even competition to the larger schools that we play during the regular basketball season. Scores of our games will show that our plan succeeded. While this was in operation, Mr. Rovetta formed a touch-football team to play some of the smaller schools in our area and to give some of the boys who would not otherwise experience competition on the field, an opportunity to play. Though outmanned, they managed to defeat Collegeville, Greenwood and Linden. They lost to Glenwood and Linden, and in a third game tied Linden. In the meantime, the basketball team played Oakdale, Lodi, Linden Ripon and Escalon. While scores were kept, we counted these games as practise sessions, inasmuch as the teams we played were all high school students. Our beet effort was against Lodi when the grape town boys eked out a two point win over our NA's. During the time when the boys were playing touch-football and basketball, the girls were playing volleyball. Mr. Ward coached his 7th and Sth grade girls to victories over Linden Elementary and Linden High freshmen, while they lost one close contest to the Linden frosh and two to Stockton High girls. Since the close of these seasons, all of the students, both girls ,and boys have been looking forward to softball and track. Our primary purpose in providing these extra-curricular activities is to give the upper grade students some worthy activity to occupy some of their leisure time. After the touch-football season, the Waverly School Citizens Committee sponsored out sports program, when restrictions were applied that would have otherwise eliminated them entirely. The students of Waverly sincerely appreciate this, and have dedicated this annual to the Committee in hopes that it might show our lappreciation to them. Basketball B TEAM Standings Coach Daseler, Vincent Augelll, Bob King, Danny Benner. Kneeling: Walter Fenley, J ohn,Gaat111ou, Richard Barnett. Not pictured: Mike Palledino Y A TEAM Standing: Coach Dasoler, Ken Fngion, Mike Tait, John Peterson. Kneeling: Tony Cook, John Peres, Charles Kisses, Walter Emery. BASKETBILL SMHB. 4 - my mm Waverly 19 'Tracy 9 'evenly lL- Eeealen 9 Waverly .9 Tracy 15 Waverly 19 vnipen 15 .Waverly 12 Lodi 30 Waverly 13 Rio Vista 21 'Waverly 23 Ripon 27 .Waverly 23 Tracy 20. I fflpen Tournament Scorea Waverly .QA lelnteca 27 Waverly 11 Tracy 33 : Waverly 30 Salida .29 Thermalite Tournament Scores Waverly 9 Ormrille 28 H 'Waverly 13 Thermalite 25 ' 'A' TEA!! Waverly 14 Tracy 11 Waverly 23 Escalon 36 Waverly 20 Tracy 8 Waverly 13 Ripon L3 Waverly 18 Lodi LL Waverly 22 Rio Vista 21 Waverly ll, Ripon 36 Waverlyll. Tracy 22 Waverly 28 llontezuna'22 'Waverly 17 Palermo 19 fever-'tinel WAVERLY TEAM AWARDED SPORTSMAISHIP TROPBI IN THERMALITO TOURNAMENT l Mike Palladino jumping against Manteee. Walter Fonley takes a free-throw against Augello, Fregien, Barnett, Kieeee, wait y y Traeyln Ripon Tournament. Fmery and for the ball to come down. 'jj . Palladino stand 'by....he missed! A egfv :- ng-.J-' WA L S W 0 R T H umegnpxua a sem..-1 by WBLBWOHTH BROTHERS Mucllinl. Mo.. U. B. . Shootin' and Hittin' Tony Cgok shoots an free throw in Ripon Dressing room scene at Ripon Annual Tournament game with Mintece. Kiueee,3n Tournament prior to lenteoa contest. Palladino, L, and Fregien, 12!W1re1t. like Palladino outjzmrpe 0rovi11e'e eb! foot one inch center in Thermelito Tournament. Fenley 0.11, end Barnett CSD, init with Iugello and Kieaee f'o:r1 the tin-off. Zone defense set up against -Palermo. Down the court on a fast 'break play T ' 7- t W ' 5 fl w . ' 'gint A H.. ... ,H .... Qfiffflwi p .... 52 E non'z just stand there, hit it! Our girls sports program was carried on ei limited basis due to restricted use of bus transportation and the element of time. We played several volley ball games and hope to be able to play some soft- ball games under the new sponsorship of the Waverly Citizens Committee. We are also planning a play day' for girls from neighboring schools. ' f I. ' ' EQ .4.7 'nL- ew. .ssmwmmwf.m '.,,'Q,x, A-'- 51.7.13 ...ls - y ,I I- , , . ,V J . ,L 1 V s - - Y.. -. Y , if ii . ,.111..W H W M... ,W ... M Girls' Sports t - ' ' A u I rw..-.X.!.qmfi4A... fy f ' X . 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We had a fine time playing and meeting the other girls, and came away with the desire to play again. To display good sportsmanship was always our primary goal is ...NH H.. .. H ,..g435gggg,35.H... ...- pr. H M M .. W- M.. .. .. .. HH H 1 . .. . jr., f ..+.. . . . Track events for girls and softball games provide interest in school for all. 43 I Magazine fSdlfg.s Sales Champs J Front row, left to right: Carl Cook, Barbara Top salesman for the second year was Walter Capanero, Brenda Denton, John Castillou. Fenley frightl. Second high salesman for the Back row, left to right: Fred Ungaretti, school year 192-53 was Gary Scott. Ralph Batie, Gary Scott, Bobby Harford, and Walter Wenley ' ThankW,Y5u Our student body owes a real debt of gratitude to Mrs. Croce and Mrs. Blakley for without their help this yearbook my not have been possible. These two 'ladiel spent many hours securing' theoadvertising which 'plays a major part in the success or failure of an annual. Many thanks! Paper Drive mlm' 11 ji? 55151 '-1 fl 'H HM! 5iE3itiL'?3'1QulJ'251 H1 M Q. M E ffe2s4 Many residents contributed to our paper drive, thereby helping the Student Body to support our activities. Here Mr. lrllpreister brihge in a lead helped by ' Richard Barnett and Bob King. A ' Assemblies u Don't miss this next one. Must have been good. Some of our social gatherings are pictured on these two pages. Our annual Chr! stns Pot-Luck Supper was held on December 17th with s. fine turn-out as can be seen in the photographs to the left. The Waverly Chorus, under the. direction of Miss Marian Stetson, gue- us an enjoyable evening of carols. p Above, are a couple of snapshots of our student assembly programs held this school year. Shows scheduled for this school year ares cowboy singer, ma-rimba player, piano-accordian player, puppet show, magician and punch and Judy. - Christmas Party Venv good food, tool A happy gathering. Too busy to look up! Dase1er's and Rushers eat ch!-istma Quay,-line. ' Dressed fit to 'killl F airl Trip Portraits Yddl Barbara- Blagg ,- LU ,wiv , E Prior to the opening of eohool, IIW 'of ue took advantage of the trip to the State Fair. Fe really had a fine time. ' Carolyn Renaellar, lelvyn , lolgard, Janet Ueborne. Janet Aehlock Beverly McLaughlin Brian-Clemente, Marie Van Renelear, Patricia Sdn, Dana Smith Al en Ashloek, Jerry Burt, Fred Pago- fi ii 'ff llll WU l l e ep r Zr- -:::- 'f2-1?- rrr++ H li , A N- 2 f-+2 ' are e Q' e Diana Hammeretrom, Marta King, Clyde Holt Gar lheeler Harvey Clement, James Pray, - vu-guna sulnvan Jessie H0112 Joyce.Bee1er, Brenda Denton Joy Eddilge, Billy Holt, U9-1'01YD h091'lTn 311797 Scott, John Korea. TTU D'A'-181153139 Ray Eddinge. x ng fm ik, RENT A I FQR THE OM U gh 1 H 5 9 m l 'wen Ku HI ll - W X H1 mes 3 57615 X ' ' 'r. ,F 3' , 'ENN IH .'I'e'.. l ' YF' 'Xi' ' F iii! H -.u J '-.-nw' e -.4 N. 1 4. gue- ' 90- 'Ja ':'. TQ? v f Q Q- . ,O Civ? ?N0:' 1 ,m. . - ., .,'g,.uv sn On 'N thus in . .r ' :Sea ' 'Q.-207865 SW! 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