Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Crowning the Queen Think for a moment about the high pitched squeals, the nervous smiles, the tear filled eyes and the glitter of a crown. Picture floats decorated in Starship Fantasy style and a snake dance ending without the burning of an effigy or a team rally. Imagine a decorated gym and the music of a dance band. Relive Homecoming. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT: Senior Scott Newton, sophomore Etta Steele; Ed Robbins and senior Carol Dyke; Steve Whitt and Queen Robin Pfeifer; senior Sue Robertson and Darby Moore; juniors Jill Smith and Jerry Miller; freshmen Penny Burnett and Brad Breitenbach. Mini feature by John Carcutt For the third consecutive year, senior Robin Pfeifer represented the “Class of 1982’ on the Homecoming Court. She reigned as queen for the October event Robin, A Vern Riffe Joint Vocational School student, was elected to the student council her sophomore, junior and senior years. During her junior year she was initiated into the National Honor Society. In the Office Education Association she served as vice' president her junior year and as coresident with Homecoming Attendant Carol Dyke for the senior year. Carol was also a VO' tech student. Homecoming

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BEHIND the counter at the Kegley Drug ''cafeteria'' seniors Tammy Smith and Kim Helton complete after customer work. MAKING SWEEPING motions Rodney Smith removes leaves from the front step at his home. BIG BEAR employee William Levier is a senior. This is his second year at the Butler Shopping Center located business. VALLERY HARDWARE employee Greg Pfeifer works after school and weekends. The business, located on Market Street, is one of the older businesses in Waverly. TRAYS FOR THE customer at Wendy's remained incomplete until the Holiday Spree Contest card found its niche with the single, fries and frosty. Senior Chris Pur-dum reaches for the card. Job 33

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Ml JUNIORS wait to pull their float in the Friday afternoon Homecoming parade. For the third straight year the junior class won first place for their float. ESCORTED by her father, senior Queen Attendant Sue Robertson enters the arch for halftime ceremonies. COLLECTING money at the entrance of the West Elementary gym located Homecomine Dance, junior Skyla Man-son and freshman Renee Fleser collect $5 drae and S3 stag for the Student Council. SOPHOMORE Tracy Smith and Mary Curry dance to the music of Fox at the dance. IN THE MOST famous float building garage in Waverly juniors Susan bcaggs Pendleton, Nancy Adams and Tommy Thompson work on their second consecutive first place float. Hardman's barn is located on High Street. Homecoming