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 ' I *«.1'. •;• ~ ' ■ W ■ ’■ .-i .■ ‘!?M ..■ Every morning a gracious God gives to each of us twenty-four hours, fresh, untouched, they are ours to do with as we will. These divine gifts are not merely privileges-they carry with them, responsibilities. As we journey through life, we can’t afford to waste our precious moments idl ing along the way. True success belongs to the one who sets his goal high, travels always to ward it, and refuses to be sidetracked, regardless of the cost. If we will assume our responsi bilities and walk in a path directed by the Creator, our lives, too will be happy and blessed. David E. Way, Principal 3 ■MF’ Tt'l You entrust us with your most valuable possession-your children. Together-you at home and we at school-must do everything in our power to guarantee that these children receive the type of experiences that will cause them to grow mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. One cannot accomplish this feat successfully without the help of the other. These two great in stitutions-the home and the school-must have the full cooperation and understanding of one an other in order to guide our youth toward his maximum abilities. To this end we are so dedicated. You're just in time. Come on in. It may be cold out here, but inside it's warm and cozy and we'll travel along together and reminisce about the events of the past year. You see, this is the "Jasper Jet" andit'sjust packed full of memories for you to enjoy. I'm the pilot of the Jet and I'm going to show you through. Come on, let's get going. 6 for are happy to Superintendent -; o£ pike County with dedicateeI devotion we, the staff of the Jasper Jets, are h_.. . To Mr- J- E- twenty eight years dedicate our ye- - J. E. Way County . „ has served the schools c 3 aTCounty Superintendent, v=. ■earbook for 1959. Board Of Education P1B C: pj '*' *k Oiij /O^' < 0. Al GRACIE BRANNON RODNEY EGGLESTONE NANCY BLISS STEVIE HENRY MARGIE VAUGHN JOHNNY LYKINS JOHNNY REXROAD MICE JEAN SKIDMORE BARB/aRA SCOTT CARL KELTON DONNA WOOLRIDGE CANDICE STEINHAUER BETTY LEE HAZEL LOCKE WARREN SIZEMORE SHARON MUSTARD DENNIS ROE ELAINE ENTLER BETTY KELTON DEWIGHT SMITH DONNA BROWN GENE SNIVELY DEBBIE WILLIAMS LARRY JENKINS BENNY BIRKHIMER GLORIA ROBERTS EDWARD FREDERICK FRANCES MERCER KARON BLANKENSHIP SHARON BLANKENSHIP DONNA MOSSBARGER JOYCE HERMAN SUE HARRIS TERRY SMITH PHYLLIS HAMILTON KEITH EDGINGTON PAR3ARA DARST OS iff*' ‘ / >)" fit IH! •' 'W llii is,« i n n f>. .......................... < ■; q n o "■ J X A J ; JL ik? jih Fourth A<*r* n r> ( ■ /’’’I fj, opf CONNIE TAYLOR ROGER HENRY JIMMY GROOMS JUDY FAULK KENNETH ANDERSON DAWN LYN ALEXANDER JIMMY MUSTARD CHERYL ALEXANDER PHILLIP MUSTARD ANTHONY STEPHENS DAVID BREWSTER SHIRLEY COOL FRANK DAY JIMMY DAY ERMA MUSTARD ALBERT SNYDER LARRY BORN LEROY WOODS LOIS MONTGOMERY HUBERT BLEVINS MARY DAVIS BUFORD HENDERSON KENDLE MONTGOMERY AU DA WARD Grade A Si TOMMY MUSTARD PATTY HAMILTON BARRY MERRITT KATHY SWORD BOBBY CONLEY ALICE SHANNON DON DeWITT BILLY AUTON STEVIE WOODRUFF LINDA DEAN LARRY BROWN SUSAN MUSTARD ELLIS FREDERICK BRENDA LOUDERBACK JERRY WOODRUFF ROGER WOODRUFF ELLEN MAYNARD DAVID SCOTT JANET ENTLER ELMER TOMLIN BERTHA MOORE FREDDY TACKETT GENEVA MUSTARD KEITH WOODRUFF JANIE PARKS EARL WILLSON RITA LEWIS h r? o n Third I I . £* IA '!■ & 1 22 KAHLE SMITH MIKE WILLIAMS PATTY BLACKBURN B. F. TACKETT BETTY FAULK CARMEN VAN METER GRACIE WILLIAMS RONALD CARTER CAROLYN WARD UTS LEY DAVIS MARGUERITE HOWARD RONALD MUSTARD KENNETH STEPHENS LORETTA PENN JANNETT MONTGOMERY RONALD ANDERSON CONNIE HERMAN DONALD CAUDILL ELWOOD HENDERSON JOYCE GRAGG RAYMOND ROE CAROL STRICKLAND Grade ft 23 DANNY WILLIAMS LINDA SIZEMORE GREGORY SMITH STEVE LAMINACK DONNA SKIDMORE BOBBY DEAN BOBBY KAUFMAN GARRY BLANKENSHIP LAURA HOOPLE DENNIS MARTIN SHERRY ROBERTS BERENDA SNYDER LILLIE SHEARS DANNY LOUDERBACK MARIE FREDERICK JAMES FREDERICK LARRY LEE PAUL HAMILTON MARCIA WILLIAMS WILLIAM WOODRUFF KAYE VAN DEGRIFF DANNY BRANNAN WENDELL MOORE r ■ ■ ■■■ . -fg&L - •‘J* :•/ -•»< 1 J* .«o s. A© i 24 TOMMY THOMAS LEE PARKS DONNA BEEKMAN SHARON KIRBY REBECCA VULGAMORE DIANNE AU TON ROGER KELTON JOHN SHEARS LARRY WOODRUFF LINDA SKINNER DIANNE TACKETT JO FRANCES CONLEY CHARLES WOOLRIDGE JIMMY MUSTARD LAWRENCE JENKINS MARK LAMINACK BETTY TACKETT ALLEN DAMRON SANDRA MUSTARD RITA SMITH DARRELL BROWN BETTY MOSSBARGER B Bn B, i • 0 £ 1*5 kflh: BmI ft First Grade MARY BROWN CHARLES DoWITTDONNA JEAN BEAVERSPHILLIP LEGG i JANET DANIELS TRUDDA HITCHCOCKSHARON JEAN GROOMSLINDA TACKETT LOIS ANN GRAVESJIMMY LEWIS I / DEBORAH JENKINSREBECCA ROE SHARON LOCKE DAISY ROBERTSPAMELA SNYDER DORIS BLANKENSHIP J LINDA HART MELVIN WILLIAMS MICHAEL KEATON LINDA SHEARSELLA MERCER 25 no First and Second Grades Grade Two Not PresentGrade One Not Present 26 BERNIE DARST Grade 2 DARLA WOODRUFF Grade 1 GLENDALE LYKINS DELBERT WASHBURN TERRY CLARK MARY ROE Grade 1 CHARLOTTE DEAN RICHARD ENTLER CAREY LYKINS GENE SCOTT JOYCE MUSTARD Grade 1 CANDY LEE Grade 1 LINDA PENCE Grade 2 DAVID PINKERTON Grade 2 JIMMY REXROAD Grade 2 SHERRY WOODS Grade 1 MORRIS HOPKINS Grade 1 DANNY DEAN Grade 1 CHARLES MARTIN Grade 1 DAVID HOPPER Grade 1 LARRY MUSTARD Grade 1 ’WtaSfflr "ijtt: 1 Il < 'nliw l. .. . Eighth Grade Activities wmOp l| ^•k 0fM.-S .W- ’* a V >^3B^ t (if mi i. ?g-•: ■ u£ . fii: il Graduation Exercises 1958 ■ JB J I I Betty Newman, Carol VanDyke, and Keim McClay were recipients of the Readers Digest Vocabulary Improvement Awards. Betty received a two year subscription to Readers Digest; Carol a one year subscription; and Keim was awarded the "Teen Age Treasury" of books. Mr. C. A. Way, Assistant County Superintendent of Schools, was the speaker for our graduating exercises. Miss Haagensen, our music teacher, directed the chorus in presenting some vocal selections. Thirteen of the class were given honorary awards for high scores on the eighth grade scholarship examination. MIIBVI J' J At Work And Play Seventh Grade Fifth And Sixth Grade Our Bill Board Girls Present .... - fl ItevSl i ' □□i J. n PATTY WOODRUFFGENE SCOTTWAYNE ENTLERTERRY CLARK CARIE LYKINS GLEN LYKINS DELBERT WASHBURN CHARLOTTE DEAN 1 i ■ -- 1 t I A* The winners Carnival Royalty Seventh GradeEighth Grade J Third GradeFourth GradeFilth Grade fl First GradeSecond Grade Seventh GradeThird Grade 35 King and Queen Earl Willson-Rita Lewis First & Second Grades The 1959 Flood by Karl Foster The recent flood is said to be the worst since 1913. About 6:00 o’clock Friday morning, the sheriff had ordered everybody out of Jasper. Most of the people moved to higher land. You could see the water rising faster and faster. At 2:00 o'clock Saturday morning the river crested at 36 feet. By Saturday evening the water had gone down and Jasper was a muddy mess. We spent all day Monday cleaning the mud out of houses and moving people back in. n a a Basketball Team Gary Spriggs-Jack Hatfield-James Tomlin Baseball Cheerleaders TOP ROW- TOP ROW- 38 I talph Jennings-Keith Willson-Colin Hamilton Ray Newman-Clyde Smallwood-Dannie Ratliff I* • / Gary Spriggs, Troy Day, Jack Hatfield, James Tomlin, Meredith Gragg SECOND ROW- Keith Willson, Ralph Jennings, Colin Hamilton, Jerry West, Kenneth Spriggs Jack Adams, Karl Foster, Richard McDowell, George Wallette, Ray Newman, Larry Snively, David Williams, Ronald Smith SECOND ROW- Dannle Baker, Ronnie Allen, Clarence Martin, Richard Smith Kenneth Spriggs-Gary Kuhn-Jack Adams ljho r ■■ , ■ Y'vl' A-n"z-*V <->'-• Hz- v- A ‘-i-.* “- <- ^ !?>>>> f.^.i-. DONNA MARGARET PAULA MEREDITH DONNA SUE BEVERLY MARY SIGLER MILDRED DELORES When We Were Very Young 40 I I said a fond farewell to my friends and 41 By this time my hair was finished, started on my way again. 1959. mates. My hair was dry and Ruby took me in to comb it and told me some more things that Judy had missed. She said Glen and Lynn Jones had become heir to their uncles ranch in Arizona. • Glen married Katheryn Louderback and Lynn married Mary Mustard, also former classmates at Jasper. Judy would have gone on with more news but my hair was up and she put me under the dryer. I picked up the newspaper and glanced at the front page. My eyes almost popped out of my head for there was a picture I recognized immediately as Ralph Jennings. He had just become president of the Atomic Energy Commission. Still dazed, I turned to the Sports Section to see how Jack Hatfield and Gary Kuhn were doing in their professional basketball career with the Cincinnati Royals. There was a short note about Keith Wilson who will be playing with the Cincinnati Reds this season. I happened to remember that I needed some travelers cheques, and I stopped at the Piketon Bank where I knew Dannie Baker was president. After a nice little visit, I stopped at the drugstore. Sam Eggleston was the soda jerk and Colon Hamilton was the janitor. They were both glad to see me and gave me some more interesting news. Steve Hinshaw was in politics and was being considered for the state legislature. Beverly Hunton had just completed a cruise around the world, and Donna Smith was a professional model at Lazarus. As I finished my visit, I started on my way south. I switched on my radio and listened to Mederith Gragg's program of popular music. As I went on my way I no ticed the mailboxes along the way. Several names caught my eye. There was the attractive farm home of Billy Pence. Farther on was another belonging to Melvin Hopper. I must have been going a little too fast because I heard a siren. A state patrolman pulled up and motioned me to stop. I recognized him at once as my old friend Troy Day. He gave me a warning and let me go on my way. I pulled in to James Tomlin's filling station, refueled my car and again started south. About this time I was brought back to the present by the sound of Mr. Dixon's voice saying "Ruth, explain this problem please." Class Prophecy One February day the sun was shining brightly as I was sitting in Mr. Dixon's class day-dreaming. Suddenly the calendar before me became blurred. It was 1970. I was driving through Jasper on my way to Florida when I decided to stop and have my hair done. To my surprise the proprietors of the Jasper Beauty Salon were Ruby Maynard and Judy Lee, girls of my old eighth grade class at Jasper, away back in As she was fixing my hair, Judy began to bring me up to date on my old class- She informed me that Dale VanDyke had been graduated from West Point. Mary Sigler and Linda Long, who had both married Portsmouth boys, were operating a dress shop there. Paula Smith had majored in art at Ohio State and had produced some outstanding work. Some of her work was being sent to New York for an art show there. Margaret Blankenship married a millionaire and was living in Cincinnati. Ruth Campbell and Janet Coldicott both graduated from Ohio State and were teaching at Jasper School. Patricia Dean was married and had done some writing. She just re cently had an article accepted by Readers Digest. Mildred Smallwood and Delores Montgomery were married and living quietly on Camp Creek. Dr. I. Q. Chad and Billy Way Mr. "Flxlt" (Delmer Louderback) Robin Dameron Mrs. Edleman and Mrs. Mullins Mrs. Smith 00 BLESS AMERICA (Above) Fifth Graders (Below) "Santa Claus" t, . ■ • Dear Friends, We have tried to record for you They have prepared us 43 Sincerely yours, The Eighth Grade st.... We hope you have enjoyed your trip through our school, some of the most important happenings of the year. We look back with fond memories of our days at Jasper Elementary, for the road ahead of us in high school. "Thanks" to you and to the many people who have made our annual possible. unoui ! F 52 PIKE COUNTY COURT HOUSE, WAVERLY, OHIO PIKE COUNTY OFFICIALS oR. 48 ■» I i WAY HOMER SCAGGS JAMES M. DRENNEN Agricultural Extension Service............................ Auditor Clerk 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........................................................................... Sheriff........................................................................... Superintendent of Schools...................................... Treasurer Service Officer, Soldiers Relief Com. . . . NELSON E. SMITH . WILL H. ACORD . WRAY BEVENS . GEORGE E. LEIST . OTTIE W. RENO . JESSE H. FOSTER . J. E McFERREN W. M. COOL FOREST E. ROBERTS EARd D. PARKER WALTER E. HENRY george McAllister EDDIE WEST W. L. SHERIDAN 46 COMPLIMENTS OF Schmitt Dairy PIKE COUNTY'S ONLY HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED DAIRY PHONE 4 5 OHIOWAVERLY COMPLIMENTS OF 8 Howe Co.!•: Funeral Home PIKETON OHIO 47 Waverly, Ohio Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Branches At BeaverPiketon Vallery Ford Your Friendly Ford Dealers Since 1914 9 W averly Ohio I Compliments Botkin Funeral Home Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Phone 30 OhioW ave rly Compliments Of The First National Bank The Waverly State Bank OhioW ave rly Compliments Of Call Brothers Ashland Products Phone 465 OhioW ave rly Compliments Of Leist Department Store OhioP ike ton Cris B. DawsonCompliments Of Dr. Samuel Adams Realtor And Auctioneer Phone 486-JMasonic Temple Bldg. Portsmouth, Ohio Waverly, Ohio «a T i "The Friendly Bank" ,o-oo° A % \ ' , MA BIMUM 1^/ IMiUBJIXl \'W| O vp ’°* L*°* J. C McGuire Real Estate And Insurance cP Phone 418 Waverly, Ohio Hoople’s Fruit Farm Otway, Ohio To The Graduating Class Of 1959 Waverly, Ohio Congratulations EIGHTH GRADE The Jasper Teachers 50 'i 3 Smith’s Tractor Sales & Service An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away Get Them At Hooplcs They Are Grown The Right Way © REDDY KILOWATT -frnn ■___ .iiaatej ^GRATULAT/q^ CltCYRIC COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY Union Barber Shop Jasper Beauty Shop Piketon Shopping Center V/alt Ankinds Jasper, Ohio Dewey’s Service StationDawson’s General Store Sohio Products LubricationMary & Authur Groceries Jasper, Ohio Jasper, Ohio Compliments O£John W. Stration Agency Dale McNellyInsurance & Bonds i Piketon, Ohio Your Marathon Distributor Compliments Of Compliments Of Florence Wynn Turner’s General Store Piketon, Ohio Lucasville, Ohio si Pike Auto Sales Used Cars TradeSellBuy Rt. 330 5 East Emmitt Waverly, OhioPhone 532 Opposite Atomic TheatreWaverly, Ohio 1380 K. C. 1000 Watts 1 1 1 E. Emmet Ave. Phone 92-R 24 Hour Ice Vending Service Waverly, Ohio Sargents Products Phone 280 Waverly, Ohio108 W. Second Street Waverly, Ohio Schmitts Implement Co. Helman’s Flowers Your Florist Telegraph ShopQuality Farm Equipment Waverly, OhioWaverly, Ohio Phone 60 & 61 52 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1959 Johnsons Gas Company 20 lb. & 100 lb. Installation John A. Fish, Agency Complete Insurance Service Compliments Of Western Auto Where You Can Expect More For Your Money.. . . And Get It For The Best Of Music W P K 0 Compliments OfCongratulations To Graduating Class Of 1959 Liberty Cab Co.Less TV and Radio 211 W. 3rd Street OhioWaverlyOhioW averly John BlackburnCompliments Of Dealer In Hardwood Lumber Waverly Laundromat Co. Route 2 Phone Idaho 5558 OhioPiketonOhioW averly Compliments OfPiketon Beauty Salon Doctor Mack E. MoorePhone 3676 Piketon Ohio Piketon Ohio Phone Piketon 2201 P iketon Ohio W ave r ly Ohio S3 Phones Office 545 - Res. 8048-M Compliments Of W. W. Speraw’s Little Acorn Insurance All Building Materials At Bargain Prices Pay-N-Save Lumber Co. Walter M. Cormin 3 Miles South On Route 23 McConkey’s Auto PartsJameson Drugs, Inc. 112 South Market Street The Rexall Store Compliments To Class Of 1959 OhioWaverlyW averly Ohio Klinker’s Builders’ SuppliesWay’s Food Market 110 Seventh Ave. The Complete Food Store Phone 284-W W averly Ohio Waverly Ohio Boyer Funeral HomeVallery Hardware ■ "Everything" Phone 177 Waverly Ohio Waverly Ohio Waverly Furniture Co.Armbruster & Armbruster Plumbing, Heating, & Sheet Metal K. M. Vance, Prop. Furniture - Appliances - Bot-L-Gas Serving Pike County For 77 Years Telephone 23 Ohio WaverlyWaverly Ohio 54 Compliments Of Cakes - Pies - Pastry 305 North Market St. Your County NewspaperWaverly, Ohio Phone 51Phone 879 Arrowood Jewelers Compliments Of Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Tender Sweet Poultry, Inc. Watch Repair OhioWaverly218 North Market i Prop., Warren Swinning Automobile Repairing Waverly Ohio Phone 514 Compliments Of Compliments Of Lawsons Fine Foods L & L Asland Service Route 23 North Edge Of Waverly ss ■ FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVES Waverly News and Watchman Waverly Service Center Sohio Products Waverly Pastry Shop Homemade Bread Cashmere Cleaners Approved Sanitone Service For Pickup Delivery Phone Piketon 3802 Phone Waverly 422 Ashland Products OhioWaverly Boosters i 56 Parks Service Station and Garage OTTIE RENO TREBER MEMORIALS BILL PLUNK WHALEY'S MARATHON RUSS PYLE INSURANCE AGENCY PAUL MYERS GARAGE ASHLAND GAS ED FRYLING RIVERVIEW INN RITTENOUR & RITTENOUR NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. TROUTS AUTO PARTS S. & S. SOHIO STATION PIKETON BARGAIN STORE OSA'S BEAUTY SALON JESSE WILLIAMS DARWIN LONG ARISTOCRAT SANDWICH HOUSE FRANK CREAMER PIKETON WELDING SHOP KEITH WILLSON WELLS GENERAL STORE WARNERS GAS STATION KOZY KITCHEN SCHAUSEIL WALTER HENRY JIM BARKER HAMILTON'S MARKET DARST'S PLACE MARGIE'S RESTAURANT BURCHELL'S DAIRY BAR RALEIGH CO. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Star Route Lucasville, Waverly, Route 2 Piketon, Waverly, Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Waverlv. Ohio Jasper, Ohio Piketon, Waverly, Piketon, Route 2 Piketon, Piketon, Piketon, Route 2 Piketon, Star Route Lucasville, Piketon, Piketon, Piketon, Jasper, Lucasville, Lucasville, Waverly, Waverly, Route 2 Piketon, Route 2 Piketon, Route 2 Piketon, Jasper, Idaho, Lucasville, Camp Creek,

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