Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Each student anxiously awaits the upcoming weekend. Weekends, a lot of the time, are what keep a student going. But what does one do with two free days. Begin as he “breaks out of school on Friday.” A bell sounds. It is 3:171 2 p.m. The muted silence of the building gives way to stampeding students. From the outside, an observer notes the simultaneous opening of exterior doors as the mad dash continues to waiting buses, parked cars, or as walking students vanish into nearby residential areas. ONCE THE leaves fall it is time for everyone to bnng out the rakes Raking in her yard at Lake White kept Tammy Huntington busy for a weekend. BUS WINDOWS make great mirrors for students with hair combing concerns PLAYING basketball gives this group near Lake White some weekend recreation SCHEDULES are followed closely at summer workshops Senior Lynne Roberts applies blush in the early morning routine at Denison University while attending a yearbook workshop. 12 Breaking Out

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About The Student Activities fascinated by a movie and skits. The yearbook also sponsored a six projector, computerized slide show'accompanied by rock music. Students had Punk Day, Student Auction Day and Homecoming. The French and Spanish Clubs had their annual Language Fair and the Drama Qub presented their second musical “Bye Bye Birdie” under the direction of new adviser, Mrs. Shannon Hall. Prom was again in the new gym and was catered by the William Henry Restaurant. Waverly had only one snow day, February n, ipaj. Coach Hobb has his own Sweatshirt Day and Music Appreciation Day for sophomores. He played his “music” to students in World History and Geography classes. Graduation was altered to focus on students and their achievements. There was no speaker at graduation. Instead a Valedictorian and Salutatorian format returned to the Commencement program. The highlight of the school year activities was easily the NOVEL staffs yearbook assembly. Students were Copy by Mel Stahler

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SENIOR Deny Lemaster rides and grooms his horse on weekends He attends the vocational school SISTER Tina Phillips and brother Tony Hurless take time to joke around at East Elementary on the weekend break WATCHING the Sunday parade at the Dogwood Festival in Piketon the third weekend in Apnl has become tradition for some students WASHING the family car keeps Tim Phillips busy for the weekend in early Apnl SENIOR Laune Maloy poses with her family pet for a photo by Cheryl Ault, photography student JUNIOR Rhonda Helton poses for the underclass photographer in October National School Studios had the underclass contract Breaking Out 13