Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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» -i- - - . m 4 Tram'jort ion Wayne HacKer unlocks his bike for his ride home from school. Field Day At the Pike County Joint Vocational School field day, Mark Blakeman takes his turn at horseshoe pitching. Gardening Just across the street from his home on Beverly Avenue David Harden waters newly set cabbage plants. ce of enjoyment to the city dweller. Fenced in yards and cages kept in pets ranging from dogs and cats to foxes. More docile pets included tropical fish and turtles held captive in inexpensive fish bowls or lavish aquariums. Whether aiming to improve the outside appearance of a car or simply trying to get it to run, working with a car in a yard or garage was a common activity among the city kids. The more docile student could be found studying or reading at the public library or at 4-H meeting. City dwellers joined sewing and cooking clubs with the year long aim of collecting First place ribbons in style and nutrition revues and parade and booth judgings. The rising popularity of video games led to the success of local game centers such as the Vault Fun Center, Weiss Recreation and Play Palace. In Waverly Plaza, Krogers offered Pac Man and Gorf for video addicts. Home Relaxation Tamara Leffler and Janet metzger enjoy the early summer evening at home. Primary Election Helper At the June primary election Todd Ramey volunteers to stay 90 feet from the polls to distribute campaign literature at the East Elementary polling place. Car Care Senior John Carcutt adds anti-freeze to his car radiator. He does some of his own car maintenance at his home. Staying At Home 25

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Valve Under Control At an Explorer Post meeting junior Jill Hardman operates control valves for tne fire hose use practice. Explorers help wash and clean equipment used for fire control. After Practice Junior David Preble relaxes at the track meet aftef playing tennis. Halloween Party In October Angie Anderson invited friends to a costume party at her Chillicothe located home. Coyt Watters was one of the guests. Between Strikes and Dunks - Bowling Fair Waiting for a lane at Weiss Bowling are Karina Marshall. Mike Robson, Roger Williams, Christina Sheridan and Jeff Tackett; At the Pike County Fair Carol Dyke returns to the seat of the dunking machine. This was a cheerleader fund raising endeavor. Funds were used to help purchase uniforms. 24 Staying At Home

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Springtime in the Forest On Estep Lane Teresa Rowland cnioys the out of doors. She was attending Kathy smith's birthday party. Friendship On the bleachers Cheryl Caywood, Twana Goble and Julie Smith talk before a freshman football game on a rainy afternoon. Countryside De De Hatcher wears her riding attire to the Pike County Saddle Club. Time Out FOR Puppy Near her home on Rt. 220 at the top of Waverly Hill sophomore Jenny Ward takes time to play with a new puppy. City Park Peggy Zimmerman, Lisa Good, Harry Harris and friends meet at the city park in early fall. 26 Staying At Home