Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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groups like Men at Work,” Gap Band,” Duran, Duran, and Marvin Gaye stormed in capturing teenager music lover’s attention. Best pop male vocalist Lionel Richie and best female vocalist Melissa Manchester contributed avidly to the pop charts while easy listening rock group Alabama,” and grammy award winners received much approval. To some the family pet ranks near the top in what 1 care most about. From the hippy hop, bouncy bounce welcome upon arrival home, through begging scraps that happen to slip to the floor, the close-by companionship of watching TV and the warmth on the foot of the bed as the loveable pet snuggles closer just as the light clicks off - there is love only a pet can give. After all activities have died down and everyone retreats home, one can usually find over half the students with their faces glued to the tube or piggingout.” M-A-S-H, one of the longest running television series, airing for the last time February 29. nighttime soap Dynasty” and like totally awesome “Square Pegs topped the most popular shows for teenagers. Following a week full of hustle bustle and rush her-rush there, some relieving time spent away from it all in the solitude of one’s room with the jams cranked is a necessity in restoring one’s peace of mind. 16 Breaking Out

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A POPULAR Atari game Pitfall is played by sophomore Carol Watters in her home AT ST Mary's Fall Festival sophomore Melissa Bigler dons a clown outfit to entertain the younger members who attended TAKING advantage of the warm Saturday, senior Jim Thomas cleans his car inside and out. JUMPING into his car Brett Noel prepares to break out and enjoy the wonderful weekend of Homecoming NEAR THE Pee Pee Creek Bridge at Lake White students rest from their walk around the lake AFTER the Homecoming parade freshmen Eric Mount and Kevin Mullins head for home and an after school snack SENIOR Kim Wnght enjoys the scenery from the tire in the Walnut Street Park Brenda Reed took the photo. Breaking Out 15

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TAKING a break from operating his bulldozer. Superintendent of Schools David E Roberts plays with Heinrich while daughter Lynne adds an annoying tickle to Heinrich's nbs PARKS bring out the child in us all Senior Cheryl Ault enjoys the twisting slide at the Walnut Street Park Terry Huntington took the photo AFTER MARCHING in the Homecoming Parade sophomore David Sager leaves the school to board his bus for his Huffman Lane home FRESHMAN Tony Hurless tinkers with his electronics hobby materials as a weekend pasttime WORKING as volunteers from the First Baptist Church Youth Group Christina Sheridan and Letha Greenhaw rake leaves for a blind lady who lives in the city BLOWING bubbles while riding his motorcyle gives freshman Tony Hurless some extra weekend activity MEMBERS of the Rainbow Girls bundle up in winter clothes and blankets lor their float ride in the April Dogwood Parade FLAG CORP members take time out lor some practice at East Elementary School during the weekend Members ol the flag corp also spent weekends with fund raising projects for new outfits and flags |