Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Leftovers and lights... Though they started early, problems with supplies and decorations (the fountain leaked blue food coloring all over the gym floor,” Michelle Cooper remembered) made juniors wonder if they would ever finish. Also, it was more difficult to get out of class this year to decorate and the gym had to be closed at 10 pm. But Always and Forever” was THROUGH the heart shaped door exiling from the entry tunnel. Kelly Cisco and mark Remy enter. Kim Smalley. Naomi Lightle. Judy Snyder and Danny Johnson stand at the top of the heart decorated steps. a dream that came true. Couples, in formals and tuxedoes that ranged from classy to casual, entered the transformed old gym” through a heart shaped doorway and spent the evening on the dance floor or at small pink and blue tables. The band. Raven” played until midnight, then the couples drifted out. off to various ater prom celebrations. ending another prom and another special facet of student life. SENIOR Lori Langebrake and date Rich Preble sit at the rose decorated table just off the dance floor. IN THE REFRESHMENT area located just off the stage in the front of the auditorium, couples pause to select from the wide variety of party foods and punch. Sophomores kept food containers well stocked with homemade goodies Prmn 25

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DANCING UNDER THE mylar ceiling Junior Carolyn Setty and Senior Kent Gary join others (or a slow dance FRESHMAN Lynne Roberts serves as cashier for the NOVEL Staff photography offer. Couples, by appointment, posed for a set of memory photographs. SITTING OUT A DANCE Lisa Liller and date chose to 'just talk' at their candle liqhted table. 24 Prom

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ACCOMPANYING Renee Wilson, on cello. Miss Johanna Samson plays piano al Baccalaureate, for the last class of freshmen that she taught four years ago. AFTER GRADUATES receive their diplomas they remain standing until all the row. has returned to their seats Gene Birkhimer. Kelly Hopkins and Dave McGlone stand in the last row. For the first time... Baccalaureate relocated, program changed The completed commencement programs lay ready for distribution, but the auditorium remained in a multicolored state of “being painted.” The expected announcement came on Thursday. Both Bacculaureate and Graduation exercises would be performed in the Physical Education Facility. This recorded the first time Bacculaureate was scheduled for a location other SOON-1O-BE GRADUATES Dennis Moore. Tim Crabtree. Tony Federici and Johnda Montgomery sit through the graduation ceremony than the auditorium. The program listed the music the Chorus would perform, however, few chorus members came for the Bacculaureate. Chorus participation was cancelled. Reverend Jack L. Pursell gave the invocation and began his sermon - “To Do the Will of God.” During the course of the sermon Rev. Pursell posed a mathematical question to which graduate Tony Armour responded. AT THE BEGINNING of Commencement exercises Father Arcuri adjusts the microphone for the invocation. 26 ClI.fckkllMNI