Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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SENIOR mothers planned an after Bacculaureate brunch and an after Graduation party. American Legion Post hosted the events. TO PREPARE FOR the political rally Richard Yinger mixes paint for banners. Government students worked in the cafeteria. JUNIOR Pom pon member Kelly Cisco marches in place as the band prepares to march on the field at halftime. 8 Student Life

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id3 • Hostages released on inaguration day after 444 days in captivity in Tehran, Iran • Wolverine Alumnium opens in Waverly • Ronald Reagan becomes 40th president • New faces in Superbowl. Philadelphia Eagles defeated by Oakland Raiders • England names 20th century Jack the Ripper, the Yorkshire Ripper. He killed thirteen women • Rainbow of movies for 1981 • Stir Crazy Seems Like Old Times -first Family - Any Which Way You Can IN A CLOSELY contested reserve Same, freshmen Missy Allen and ulie Teeters cross their fingers for the foul shot. EXPLORERS helped Santa distribute goodies to children. Explorer Greg Fedderson takes time to pose with Santa. A Portion Of Thr HI H»k« Representing |„ CapU ity For Tk Vrr Silhouetted Again ! Saturday Morning Sky In Hermitage. Pn. Brown: Hostages’ Release Won’t Mend Ties wsr. •-» He elw •«!(•• I• ! iw UeKetf ftteUa nM rt te 1 0 it aU urr WWIH to ik. r m mft other r—grtin- ark .. Umk traku JUNIOR Darla Tripp at game. A FLAG A DAY — In Hermitage, Pa. residents flew a r.ew flag for each day the hostages remained in captivity. Introduction 7

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Sounds of Auld Lang Syne escorted graduates from commencement. The cadenced drum beat of the pep band evoked spirit at athletic events. For a single evening, formal attire magically transformed jean clad teenagers into ladies and gentlemen who walked hand-in-hand into the gymnasium turned fairyland for Prom Night. Later, the same stage supported novice drama students who play acted their way into hearts of the audience. Moments dragged into an eternity for spectators and candidates before the brilliant stone encrusted crown touched the golden locks of the homecoming queen. Melodious sounds penetrated the airwaves while strong spicy aromas MANNING THE 35bags of confetti for the political rally are seniors Kathy Brownfield. Michelle Cooper and Brenda Bushatz. Sophomores who Utterly dumped their finely cut confetti are Brenda Reed, Lynne Roberts and Stephanie Kemper. tickled the nose for culturally oriented fair goers. Forgotten for the moment were the hours of decorating, practice and preparations. Only in the mind’s eye did the student focus on the before and after of their special moments —earned or enjoyed. IN Cheaper by the Dozen Greg PREPARATIONS tor the Spanish Robson and Rhonda Copeland Club's fund raising activities inrehearselines. volved balloon blowing. Jinny Church combined cardboard SENIOR David Daniels dons the pump and mouth-top-balloon rubber mask for political rally techniques, promotion. JUNIOR Allison Hicks and date David Ealey watch the band at Prom. They were color coordinated In light blue attire. Student Ufa 9