Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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(©@ 2® [p)® [f • Presidential candidates Carter and Reagan engage in a nationally televised debate in Cleveland, Ohio • Philadelphia Phillies defeat Kansas City Royals to win World Series • K-Mart opens in Waverly Plaza 'Actors strike caused TV reruns MAYOR Howard Galloway, Mrs. Annie Glenn and Treasurer Homer FRESHMAN hall small lockers Scaggs join in welcoming First have combination locks. Karen Lady Rosalynn Carter to Waverly. Blankenship and Mary Kay Conkel test the numbers on locker day. ATTENDING a Halloween Party at the home of Kelly Kalfs, freshi an Scott Martin dons sheets. ••WHAT'S a Political Rally?” asked Social Studies teacher Will Hobbs as moderator of the rally. At the end of the assembly each student knew the answer. RIVALS for media attention in October Hostages and Election — 52 versus 3 ♦ • Punch card voting with com- puter counting comes to Pike County • November 4 marfcs one year since capture of hostages Reagan elected president in landslide • Millions watch the November 21 episode of Dallas to learn who killed J.R. In the second highest Nielsen ratings in history • Mystery killer brought into news. Fourteen children found dead in Atlanta 84 die in MGM Grand fire in Las Vegas Introduction 5

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Behind the Scenes 1980 • 81 ©0aaFg]©'S®i7® • Food prices go up again. • The first ABSCAM trial goes on. • The striking workers of Poland win part of their struggle. • Americans grow weary of Cuban refugees in Florida • In Waverty teachers, board reach agreement to ward off strike. Shogun on TV. AT A RAINY football game Becky Boyer and John Hoffman share an umbrella. REFLECTIONS In the new doors of the school show modern lamps on the front walk. Rick Conley. Robert Harris, Darlene Ward, Randy Bright and Joy Nutt hang out at lunchtime. AFTER THE visit to Waverly by First Lady Rosalynn Carter, Jay Moore, Lisa Dyke, Todd Ramey and Greg Robson watch the campaign bus leave the parking lot. SOPHOMORE Linda Rockwell, a member of the first girls’ cross country team runs at Skyline Golf Course. The girls posted a 2nd place ranking in SEOAL league standings. • Peace talks resume between Egypt and Israel. AFTER the Homecoming freshman Scott Martin tells his friend their ride is ready to leave. SHARING THE Press Area at the Carter visit were representatives from local, state and national media services. Mr. Bill Klinker made a video tape of the event. Student publications representatives Phil Stubbs and Greg Robson and News-Watchman Editor Marvin Wilson wrote for local and school papers. 4 Introduction

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Behind the Scenes EXPLORER Bobbi Sowers assist in gym decorating for Santa’s give away AFTER a drive through the mud senior David Daniels picks up some lost car parts. Gabriella Brum of West Germany, abducts the throne • Four American women, three nuns, are victims of brutal murders in El Salvador • Waverly conducts census drive to maintain city status • A rush of tremors and earthquakes devastates Italy • Trial begins for “Gang of Four” in China SENIOR Scott Ritchhart examines a drama play ticket for Cheaper by the Dozen. WHILE waiting to ask the principal about a graphics project John Perry, Tom Hawk and Mark Pfeifer scan a magazine. REPORTS cards become all important for juniors Allison Hicks and Kelly Davis. RESERVE player Rusty Conley drives for two against Jackson. • Mae West dies at age 84 After being crowned Miss World for only eighteen hours, 6 Introduction