Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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I------awards (partial list)---------------------------------- Girls Basketball Awards, handshakes and banquets given After the season ended, the team had a recognition banquet. This report could be made for most sports. Banquet locations included the Lake White Club, the American Legion Hall and the school cafeteria. Food for the athletes was provided by the Athletic Boosters Club or Band Boosters and parents. Parents and guests paid for their own meals. At basketball tournament time team members dined courtesy of the Student Council's Sweet Sixteen Pizza Party at Cardo’s, the parents’ after practice ‘pig out’ and as guests of several individuals and groups in the community. One dinner at the Crouse House was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper. Awards have different titles but all reward players for that extra talent and or effort. According to tradition, team members and parents expected and heard a recap of the season, a per player compliment and saw the valued handshake and award presentation by coaches. JUNIOR Tim Sams accepts his award and a handshake from Coaches Will Hobbs and Roger Gabby Smith. AT THE NOVEMBER football banquet. Coach Rockie Natoli congratulates seniors Todd Nathan and Larry Hoffman with their awards. WITH A SURPRISED LOOK, junior Jody Newton shows her Coach's Award trophy she received at the spring sports banquet. CLAPPING for a teammate, juniors Sheila Chapman. Jaki Copeland and Patricia Hartley await their names to be called to get their awards. Banquets 19 Volleyball Miss Offense Mr, . Detense firu league dll leaQue 2 ixl team dll k-ague Honorable Mention Jak. Copeland Lilly 1 hompson Jaki Copeland Lilly Thompson Pam Parker Cross country, no honor awards only year awards Third year Larry Hotfman. Larry Bo At mu. David Burrlss. Dan Dixon. Kandy Johnson Football All SEOAL Ic-jm Rick Conley, Mark Rhoads Monorabk- Mention Brian Erhard. Slew W-llwms Most Vaiuabk- Player Mark Kltoads Special Mention All League Duane AmrwrXMj Soliball 1 si Tcam All League Sue Robertson 2nd T earn Aleague Bobbl Sowers Coach's Award Jody Newton Musi Improved Carlene Wrotcn Band John Phillip Sousa Brenda Deere NaHonal Choral and Louis Armstrong Award Renee Wilson I si Team All league. County's leading scorer. Mosl Valuabk- Player, Honorable mention All Stale Kama Sharfenaker Honorable Mention All League Jaki Copeland Most Improved Bobbi Sowers Leading Kebounder (team) Brenda Reed Reserve Most Valuable Player C beryl Auli Mosl Improved Melinda Dixon Basketball F irst Team All League. North South Team Onno Sieger 2nd TEAM All League Randy Johnson Only three year varsity player and Hawhee Scholarship Award Larry Bo Amen Nesys Watc hrn.m Award Randy Johnson Onno Sieger Girls' Track Most Valuable Player Brenda Reed Most Vakiabk in County. League and learn Jaki Copeland Mosl Dedicated Jenny Mdtoy Baseball Best Batting Average. Best Pitching record. I st 1 earn All League Sc oil Dalton 2nd 1 earn All League Scott 1 homas

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SCHOLARSHIP recipient to Shawnee State, senior Kama Sharfenaker drinks tea after accepting two awards. FRESHMAN basketball player Andre Pursell receives an award from Coach Doug Wigton at the sports banquet at the Lake White Club A LOOK OF APPROVAL As Girls Reserve Basketball Coach Marsha Fisher calls another name, freshman Laurie Maloy scans her award. GIRLS TRACK Coach April Maloy gives the Girls' Sportsmanship Award «o softball olayer Bobbi Sowers. 18 Etonguets

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Leftovers and lights create fantasy land Themes. Sometimes they can be hard to choose. After all, it’s hard to decide on an idea that is economical, festive and a crowd pleaser. Junior class officers and adviser Patricia Cochran were faced with a limited budget and a student body that demanded a prom as qood as last year’s “Starry. Starry Night.” Enter “Always and Forever. Economical? With a little “wheeling and dealing and ingenuity, juniors managed to keep within their tight budget. Decorators used leftover mylar from last year and compromised on the decorations. FOR MONTHS juniors had made reparations tor the Prom and stored the naterials in large paper boxes. Susan Tripp unpacks a cartoon of streamers.