Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Expressions Have you ever stopped to think about all the different expressions made during one day? Most everyday lives are filled with hundreds of feelings and expressions that are essential to peace of mind and well being. They also serve as a major key in communication. The sparkling eyes and reddening cheeks...could it be love? Overflowing tears at the loss of a game, a heart touching story, or an excruiating pain. A radiant smile, a beaming grin, share with us that joy that lies within. Steaming hatred and pressing fear, a nonchalant attitude of I don't care! Determination plastered upon the face as you step into your lane to run the race. ...life undoubtly would be less meaningful and boring without expressions. Copy by Nancy Brown more than just 18 Expressions

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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 |

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WITH A LOOK of great concentration. junior Student Council member Jenny Ward counts Homecoming ballots SENIOR Greg Simonton enjoys a humorous statement made by sophomore Tony Noel AFTER an upsetting loss, senior Rhonda Copeland sits to think about the tournament just lost LAUGHING hilariously at the an tics of the yearbook staff, soph omore Justine Napier enjoys the January yearbook assem bly. AT A home game Donna Thacker SENIOR Brian Evans discusses the game strategy at a home game Expressions 19