This document is provided by the: 110 SOUTH MARKET STREET - WAVERLY OH Support Has Been Provided By: HERITAGE FOUNDATION The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 HUMANITIES SHARING THE HUMAN STORY NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THEHumanities I 6 ' f k JASPER JETSj. z ■ •V ,-uII; . I : Ifj A.O.' ■ ■ : v'- - z': "- i > r ; J . ■ i - ■ ?■ : i r^* SchoolElementaryJasper . i- I 2 3 DAVID E. WAY Principal Mr. Way, together with his secretary Shirley Louderback, attends to some important business connected with his position as Executive Head of Central Local District. A man of high ideals; a fine sense of justice and fair play--Sincerity with a smile. A leader admired by all-- UA 4 ? X • COOKS Mrs. Kathleen Smith, Mrs. Florence Scott, Mrs. Van Horn STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: David Williams, John Jenkins, Esther Williams, Dottie Ison, Tom Snively and Ralph Jennings. CO-EDITORS Shirley Smith And Betty Newman Let this Board of Education 6 We, the eighth grade class of 1957 — 58, are happy to dedicate our yearbook to Mr, H. A. Smith, the President of our Central Local Board of Education. H. A. Smith, Pres. Charles Harris, Vice Pres. Floyd Louderback William Lightle Bruce Roberts Ruth Botkin, Clerk H. A. Smith, President Central Local School Board The Eighth Grade Class 1957-1958 We, along with thousands of other boys and girls who have gone to the schools in the Central District, are deeply indebted to him for his kindness through the years. Let this yearbook be a constant reminder of our devotion to a faithful public servent. Mr. Smith has been an active member of the school board for years. Those of us who know him are witnesses to the fact that he is always willing to do anything that will lend to the betterment of our schools. D M I N I S T R o N 7 .. ■' J. E. WAY County Superintendent EBBA JO HAGGENSEN Music Teacher Central District RUSSEL THOMAS Attendance Officer MRS. LENA HONTOS Elementary Supervisor I ■ 'A fcv- s $ u b £ '* s ■? r S^° M, I->>' y- x?l:c s, <* . -n >> 0- ■0 $ Oi 1 tt 1 -,a'® w Teachers MR. CHARLES BROWN Social Studies MRS. DOROTHY RUCKER Third Grade MRS. ELLEN REYNOLDS Second Grade MR. ROBERT LEWIS Science MRS. SYLVIA SMITH Third Grade MRS. HELEN SWIGER Language Arts MRS. MELLIE McGUIRE Fourth Grade MRS. ETHEL BLACKBURN Language Arts MR. DAVID E. WAY Principal MR. IVAN DEXON Arithmetic MRS. LOUISE CROUSE Fourth Grade mrs. irene Slagle First Grade O- Ro( * i * f 11 Bufford Moore (Olive Oyl) Elnora Kinnison (Giggles) Eldora Kinnison (Wiggles) Kiem McClay (Duddle Bug) Ralph DeWitt (Shorty) Phyllis Hinshaw (Kitty) Esther Williams (Baby Doll) Ivy Leslie (Cookie) _ < r— ■j Shirley Smith (Tiger) >ger Gragg (Buck) Rosemai W oodrufl Carol VanDyke (Penny) Earnest Entler (Mex) Joyce Noel (Juice) Donald Kinnison (Pudden) Ronnie Hunton (Dag Wood) Patty Turner (Duck) Sharon Turner (Squeaky) Betty Woodruff (Lib) Delmer Locke (Dick) J enkins ah) Clarence Entler (Gabby) Linda Coop (Cat) Tivis Ratliff (Slim) Timothy J (Spinisl ■»&> L■, £ Paul Louderback (Popeye) Dora Stevens (Tiny) i I Grace Van Order (Pee Wee) Richard Cutler (Romeo) Thomas McDowell (Adam) Henrietta Vaughn (Henry) Ruth Conley (Lonnie) David Entler (Elvis) Donna (Blondie) Sammie Ratliff (Big Foot) Jean Anderson (Eve) Robert Burke (Hot Rod) Gary Spriggs (Speedy) Donna Entler (Dimples) Roger Lee (Pokey) ! - Class Will 14 Sam Ratliff wills his tiny feet to Colin Hamilton. Tivis Ratliff wills his tallness to Tommy Henry. Tommy Snively wills his ability to play ball to anyone that likes to play ball. Gary Spriggs wills his manners to everybody. Betty Woodruff wills her earrings to Trula White. Rosemary Woodruff wills her bigness to Judy Lee. Jackie Fredrick wills his excuses to anyone that needs one in a hurry. Esther Williams wills her shortness to the tall Mary Sigler. Bufford Moore wills his tallness to the short Mr. Way. Henrietta Vaughn wills her pony tail to Betty Merritt. Richard Cutler wills his Elvis Presley haircut to Mr. Lewis. Sharon Turner wills her ability to spell to Ruth Campbell. Paul Louderback wills his ability to never miss school to Danny Baker. Betty Newman wills her braces to anyone who needs them. Donna Entler wills her figure to Paula Smith. Roger Lee wills his blond curls to Marvin Satterfield. Linda Cooper wills her nice personality to Pamela Conley. Jean Anderson wills her noisiness to the quiet Donna Barker. Keim McClay wills his way with the girls to Steve Hinshaw as if he needs it. Sherry Legg wills her great sense of humor to Mary Mustard. Ronnie Hunton wills his liking to study to Ralph Jennings. Shirley Smith wills her ability to study to Lou Damron. Billy Darst wills his glasses to Clyde Smallwood. Ralph DeWitt wills his ability in Arithmetic to Mr. Dixon. Grace Van Order wills her chewing gum to Mrs. Blackburn. Timothy Jenkins wills his ability to sleep in school to Louie Day. Thomas McDowell wills his gentle manly ways to Kenneth Spriggs. Carol VanDyke wills everything she doesn’t have to Betty Lykins. Ruth Conley wills her dimples to anyone who doesn’t have any. Patty Turner wills her way with the boys to Donna Smith. Phyllis Hinshaw wills her diary to Mary Beth Thomas. Ivy Leslie wills her ability to make records to Lois Swiger. Robert Burke wills his cowboy likeness to Melvin Hopper. Clarence Entler wills his riddles to Bob Garlits. David Entler wills his black wavey hair to Keith Willson. Earnest Entler wills his long finger-nails to Meredith Gragg. Roger Gragg wills his cowboy boots to Billy Pence. Donald Kinnison wills his loveliness to anyone who’s love sick. Eldora Kinnison wills her full skirts to Linda Long. Elnora Kinnison wills her white bucks to Janet Coldicott. Delmer Locke wills his talking ability to Preston Wells. Joyce Noel wills her way of handling boys to Shirley Mathews. We the members of the eighth grade of Jasper School do hereby publish our last will and testament. ♦ V& i SEVENTH GRADE Donna RatliffDonna Sue Smith Billy Pence Margaret BlankenshipCatherine AndersonTroy DayBeverly HuntonJerry West Ruth CampbellDanny Baker Stephen HinshawMary MustardClyde Smallwood yr. Linda LongSam Eggleston Katheryn LouderbackMary SiglerRalph Jennings 16 Keith Willson Judy Lee James Tomlin Janet Coldicott Ruby MaynardDean Vandyke Meredith Gragg Paula Smith Richard Sullivan Melvin Hopper Patricia Dean Colin Hamilton Shirley Mathews Louie Day H O O- i. Sixth Grade4 Orla ScottSue PaytonOren Leslie Betty Merritt '"Wi Glendon MustardCharles Skidmore Leona Fredrick Lois Swiger Karl FosterDavid Williams Janet Jenkins Jimmy LykinsKenneth Spriggs Mary Beth ThomasJunior Martin Donna Barker Larry Snively Mary Ann VaughnKandy SmithCharles Tainer Carlos HermanLou Damron Charles MustardKay MercerMary Ellen Dean Mary BlankenshipBarbara SizemoreGeorge Wallette 18 A... L... ______ I IS life ••J ■ 3; . f.. n n Fifth Grade Donna MustardLois DeWitt Tommy HenryLeon Pinkerton Lucille ScottJohn Leslie Larry HartMarvin Satterfield Barbara WoodruffKay TomlinLarry Joe Smith Bobby PenceGary V/illiams Betty DeanBetty LykinsBarbara Louderback Walter MooreNancy Chrisman Pete PenceRonnie Kaufman Linda MartinBarbara Anderson Anna Mae FredrickBill Wallettc Rodney Smith ' -■ * r / Pamela Conley Anna AndersonCecil Entler John J enkinsRobert Carlitts Russel MossbargerGlendale Pinkerton 19 I -J & L -L * Fourth r'C£ft L I Br t, David Worley Nancy Ward Frank Anderson Betty Lee Gene George O C- Q .« cJ 1*. gp JE David Yeary Bonnie Ward Allen Fields Carolyn Mustard Johnny Tackett Charlotte Jackson Darrell Montgomery Sharon Tackett Ollie Montgomery Cecila Sharp Ellen Leeth Keith Edgington Dana Penn Eddie Montgomery Candice Steinhour -A$ W and a Taylor Joe Finley Phyllis Mustard Harry Perkins Roger Rittenhouse Joyce Herman Terry Smith Betty Chadwick Bobby Montgomery Grade n ? a O Stevie Henry Frances Mercer Gene Snively Nancy Bliss Sharon Mustard Dwight Smith Deborah Williams Rodney Eggleston Graefe Brannan Ben Birkhimer Alice Skidmore Warren Sizemore Hazel Locke John Lykins Edward Frederick Sue Harris Keith Woodruff Donna Woolridge Frank Day c Donna Mossbarger Larry Jenkins Ernie Pinkerton Phyllis Hamilton Betty Auton Elaine Entler Johnny Rexroad Margie Vaughn Kenneth Martin Barbara Scott Third I. *9T At rw. ■> • r - dk/ !L± ’ \ * I' W * I «< Shirley Cool Hubert Blevins Darlene Howland Kindle Montgomery €~ A ft Khlj' Anthony Stephens Buford Henderson Kay Alexander Richard Smith Connie Taylor Grade "> - Donald DeWitt Sharon Richardson Barry Merritt Linda Dean Stevie Woodruff Rita Lewis Ellis Frederick Ellen Maynard I riv . Elmer Tomlin Brenda Louderback Jimmy Mustard Janie Parks Norman Fields Freda Robinson Jimmy Day Bertha Moore Roger Henry David Scott Larry Payton Kathy Sword Bobby Conley Patty Hamilton Roger Woodruff Janet Entler Earl Willson Susan Mustard Jerry Woodruff Second Grade ■i . #• ■> 24 i Linda Sizemore Donna Skidmore Wendell Moore Paul Hamilton Louderback Kaufman Loren Anderson Connie Herman Danny Williams Carmen Van Meter Marie Frederick William Woodruff James Frederick Danny Bobby Bobby Dean Larry Lee L ■ r 4 ' Gregory Smith Dennis Martin Bobby Manbevers Marcia Williams Laura Hoople Danny Brannan Kaye Vandergrift First Grade Rebecca VulgamoreTommy Thomas Lawrence JenkinsRita Smith Betty MossbargerRichard EntlerJean ManbeversJimmy Rexroad Donna BeekmanRita Woodruff Dianne TackettCharles WoolridgeSandra MustardLee ParksLinda Sue PenceJimmy Mustard Allen DamronPatty WoodruffLarry Woodruff Brenda RichardsonDianne Auton Ralph Anderson Charlotte DeanEugene Robinson Gene Scott Danny PaytonJo Frances ConleyDavid Pinkerton Cary Lykins 25 / Donald Jackson Nancy Scowden Sharon Thompson Leonard Farmer Walter Shanks Kay I-Iougland 26 .-/r nH * !$) v7 c (9 »W;X&*’ ( Wl3 °A» A’•wB t®^ Our Library The Kennison Twins Eighth Grade Activities Eighth Grade Commencement 1957 '1 Mr. Way Judy Harris nolds speaks to the Class of guests. Dale Cole recieves his diploma and awards. Dale placed first in the county and third in the state on the eighth grade examination. held at Jas] graders in Mr. G. H. Reync 1957 and their g Commencement Exercises • per School for all eighth Central District. 6 ■■ 7 i ‘ „ 4iii' The “Inseparables “i ■ J '■ v\‘-fr iRSii r. -» j gl p m .. .. ? FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE ACTIVITIES “It Came Upon the Mid-night Clear" "Joy to the World” “Silent Night" "We Three Kings" Christmas Members of the Choir Fifth Grade at Work Sixth Grade Gentlemen A The Fifth and Sixth Grades en tertained members of the Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers Sorority with a Christmas Pageant. L'*' i -J jjh* ^5a Fourth Grade Activities J } i T-.-^ ■ >v4’r--- • ft-UJF' 'W j«>U "1 ; r JaB&f '1^ ' - ■• 3 (Below) Program presented by Third Graders 1957. . : A 1q . ■ J ' .^5. - J _ .u-. ‘::^L: o AVI i $ ^/SxVVx'- s s«s®»?sr‘^&^^Ss3sE h •^•* A 1ST ROW: 1ST ROW: 2ND ROW: 2ND ROW t •x. - < '<• i r i sr.i e i i gu i.w : 1 ! Orley Scott, Karl Foster, David Williams, George Wallette, Charles Mustard, Carlos Herman. Charles Tainer, Jimmy Williams, Larry Smith, Sammy Ratliff, Roger Lee, -thy Jenkins, y Lykins, Gary i, Junior Martin I % i ... ■ 1 i IN IMWHH -It; ■' ■ • \ ■’ ' ' . '1| Left To Right; Colin Hamilton, Richard Sullivan, Meredith Gragg, David Entler, Tommy Snively, James Tomlin, Earnest Entler, Clarence Entler, Jack Hatfield, Roger Gragg, Gary Spriggs, Timothy Jei Keim McClay. Steve Hinshaw, Louie Day, Clyde Smallwood, Troy Day, Preston Wells, Keith Willson, Ralph DeWitt, Ralph Jennings. ■ > A . -V W <1 "Who done it ? ” Guess Who "Oh dear. They would come to-night.’" Chow Time SNAPS 3 H This school was abandoned in 1954 when the present modern thirteen room build ing was built on land purchased from John Lucas, on state route 124. This school was used until 1936, when a new four room school was built on the same lot. Boys and girls attendu Do you sec some one you k. History Of Our School The first school house was situated by the lane just west of the large maple tree in front of the old stone house where Mrs. Ethel Cutler now lives. The present Miss ,,Dimp” comes back for a visit. In the fall of 1880, a two story school (pictured above) was built on the school house lot. ling this school with Mrs. Slagle as teacher, know ? Some very early teachers were: Catherine Lovett, Joseph McDougal who was killed during Morgan’s Raid, Presley Adams and C. B. Smith. The second school was built in 1861 on land purchased by the township from Mr. W. H. Truesdell. This was out on the Long Fork road. It was a two room--one story building. In 1866, a bridge was built over Noname Creek, near the school house. ft '‘t IS °„°» I PIKE COUNTY COURT HOUSE, WAVERLY, OHIO PIKE COUNTY OFFICIALS 41 Agricultural Extension Service-------------- Auditor---------------- --------------------------------------- Cle rk of Courts------------------------------------------ Common Pleas Judge ------------------------------- County Commissioner------------------------------ County Commissioner------------------------------ County Commissioner------------------------------- County Engineer---------------------------------------- Division of Public Assistance------------------ Probate Judge -------------------------------------------- Prosecuting Attorney------------------------------- Representative to the General Assembly Recorder ---------------------------------------------------- She riff---------------------------------------------------------- Superintendent of Schools------------------------ Treasure r---------------------------------------------------- R. O. McFERREN W. M. COOL FOREST E. ROBERTS EARL D. PARKER WALTER E. HENRY GEORGE MCALLISTER EDDIE WEST W. L. SHERIDAN NELSON E. SMITH WILL H. ACORD WRAY BEVENS GEORGE E. LEIST OTTIE W. RENO JESSE H. FOSTER J. E. WAY HOMER SCAGGS < II i -Ji - COMPLIMENTS OF Howe Co. Funeral Home PIKETON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Schmitt Dairy PIKE COUNTY’S ONLY HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED DAIRY PHONE 45 WAVERLY OHIO' 42 i Member Of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OhioWave rly Sales And Service Phone 524 OhioWaverly Call Brothers Ashland Bottled Gas------Gasoline Phone 465 OhioWaverly The Modern Mart, Inc. Men’s, Women’s, Boys', Girls’, And Infants’ Clothing And Shoe s 43 The Waverly State Bank "The Friendly Bank" Compliments Of Pike Chevrolet, Inc. Nelson Pure Service U. S. Route 23 Phone 412 W Wave rly Ohio Sargents Products W ave rly Ohio J. C. McGuire i Real Estate And Insurance to the graduating Phone 418 class of OhioW ave rly 1958 Dewey’s Service Station Sohio Products Lubrication Jasper Ohio 44 © REDDY KILOWATT tfetumieeo COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY Waverly, Ohio Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Branches At BeaverPiketon Valley Ford Your Friendly Ford Dealers Since 1914 OhioWave rly BoostersNelson Sunoco Phone 956 R Wave rly Ohio 45 MARY’S SANDWICH SHOP Piketon, Ohio THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE Piketon, Ohio DIXON’S MEAT Piketon, Ohio Compliments Of The First National Bank / o'/AA • io,ooo'j\\o\ S 17'**,u****»nJ1 O al/£/ John B. Williams & Son Robert P Deering General Store General Merchandise 25 Years Of Community Service Phone 5377-Idaho Route 2 Piketon OhioOhio Elm Grove 13 80 K. C. 1000 Watts For The Best Of Music W P KO Wave rly Ohio Piketon Ohio Barch’s GroceryUnion BarberShop Piketon Shopping Center 3rd Street Walt Ankinds Wave rly Ohio Compliments Of W.M. Mitchell W.H. Miller J. D. Anglemeyer Piketon Ohio 46 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1958 Route 23 Phone 2371 ! Compliments Of Town and Country Motel Amlin Implement Co. Farmall Tractors International Trucks McCormick Farm Machines Briggs And Stratton Engines And Parts Norge Freezers And Appliances ADAMS FRESH BREAD-BUNS Holiberg Jewelers Waverly Service Center Automobile Repairing Hours 6-11 P. M. Wave rly Ohio Wave rly Ohio Wave rly Ohio 47 Phone 514 Sohio Products See Us For Hamilton Watches-Diamond Rings Musical Instruments And Supplies Electrical Appliances And Radios Records And Needles 305 East Emmitt Phone 532 ■ Petroleum Products And Farm Supplies Home Killed Meats And Locker Service Pike County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ass'n., Inc. 277-Phone-266 Compliments Of Western Auto Where You Expect More For Your Money...And Get It Boyer Funeral Home Compliments Of Beril’s RestaurantPhone 177 OhioW ave rly OhioPiketon Congratulations To Graduating Class Of 1958 Less! V and RadioRt. 23 - 104 Glen Mustard, Operator W ave rly Ohio Ohio ■ Scioto Motel and Dining Room Jameson Drugs, Inc. Party Room Facilities The Rexall Store U. S. Route 20 South Of Waverly Phone 460 Wave rly Ohio Valley HardwareCompliments Of ‘ ‘Everything ” Waverly OhioOhioWave rly 48 The Waverly Building and Loan Co. II Congratulations From Texaco Service Sales And Service 211 W. 3rd. St. Wave rly Compliments Of Compliments Of Tender Sweet Poultry Inc.Waverly News Your County Newspapers Phone 5 1 Waverly Ohio Johnson Gas Company Dawsons General Store 20 lb. And 100 lb. Installation Mary And Arthur Groceries11 1 E. Emmet Ave. Phone 92 -R Ohio24 Hour Ice Vending Service Jasper Compliments OfCompliments Of Doctor Mack E. MooreA Friend OhioPiketonPiketon Ohio Klinker’s Builders’ Supplies Compliments Of 110 Seventh St. Phone 284-W Phones - Office 545-Res.80-:4-M Wave rly Ohio Waverly Ohio 49 W. W. Speraw’s Little Acorn Insurance I t Scioto Valley Furniture Company Corner Of Emmitt Avenue And High Street “Everything For The Home" Phone 38 Lake White ClubWays Food Market The Complete Food Store Waverly Ohio Schmitt Implement Co. John Deere Farm Equipment 207| Market Street Tractor And Implement Tires Phone 154 W ave rly Ohio Ohio Waverly Pastry Shop Waverly Coal Company Homemade Bread “Your Comfort Is Our Care” Cake - Pie - Pastry Phone 66 OhioWave rly 50 Dining Room Open Daily Open Sundays (Except Monday) I 1 A. M. To 8 P. M. 4 P. M. To 9 P. M. Phone Waverly 500 For Res. Parties And Receptions By Special Arrangement Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sadler Lorback Insurance Agency Don Vulgamore - Agent Telephone 300 S. Scioto Trail Waverly Wright Fleetwing Gasoline Piketon Beauty Salon Fuel Oil - Propane Phone 3 67 6 Ohio PiketonPiketon Ohio Waverly Hatchery South Side Junk Yard Feed And Grain Co. Used And Rebuilt Parts South Market St. 24 Hour Wrecker Service And N & W RR. Phone 110 OhioWaverly Emmitt House HotelHelman’s Flowers Good Food AndYour Florist Telegraph Shop Friendly Service OhioWaverly Ohio Wave rly Arrowood JewelersCompliments Of Watches - Diamonds - JewelryLuckoffs Department Store Watch Repair 218 North Market Wave rly Ohio. 51 Phone 4201 Route 23 Boosters 52 Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Jasper, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Rt. Piketon, Ohio Rt. 2 Piketon, Ohio Idaho, Ohio Rt. 2 Waverly, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Rt. 2 Piketon, Ohio Idaho, Ohio Elm Grove, Ohio Elm Grove, Ohio Mkt. &t 3 rd St. Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Jasper, Ohio. Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio THOMPSONS DRUG STORE DIXONS MEAT COACH JACK POBST PIKETON BARGAIN STORE POSTMASTER HOWARD THOMPSON BAND E. FOOD MARKET JOHN BLACKBURN IVAN DIXON DAVID E. WAY JOHN LUCAS TOZIER’S APPLIANCE & REPAIR SHOP McKIMMY’S HARDWARE BENNIE FAIRCHILD, RIVERVIEW INN REED’S FRUIT MARKET MARTIN'S STORE JESSE WILLIAMS, PIONEER GROCERY WILLIAM’S RESTURANT AND STORE LAKE WHITE MARINE SALES PAUL DAILEY'S HARDWARE PIKETON BARGAIN STORE TROUT’S AUTO PARTS HOPPER’S GENERAL STORE T. F. WAY’S STORE BURKITT’S STORE WILLIAM’S TIRE SERVICE ASHLAND SERVICE LOWERY’S CLOTHING THE KROGER CO. COOPER’S STORE C. & F. CAFE VIRGIL PARKS WEISS RECREATION LIBERTY CAB Piketon, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Compliments Of Piketon, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Piketon, Ohio Rt. 2 Piketon, Ohio Rt. 2 Waverly, Ohio Rt. 2 Waverly, Ohio Rt. 2 Piketon, Ohio

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