Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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END OP THE year locker clean up gives Christina Sheridan a chance to find all those lost valuables as well as. just plain trash DANCING and listening to music helps relax Jason Tackett and Jeff Gallimore between classes GETTING books from her locker between classes gives Alicia Shoemaker a break DURING B lunch. Eugene Jude. Bruce Osborne and Dennis Anderson hang out near the front hall IN A DESERTED hallway. Sherrie Massie cleans her locker Sophomore Twana Goble helps CAUGHT in freshman hall during classes are Freshman Bobbie Adams and classmates REMEMBERING the locker combination takes concentration from Robbie Lewis Gaylon Dixon watches as he spins the numbers Home Away From Home 23

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I ) Lockers A Place Called Home Have you ever wondered exactly how many hours are spent at school per year? At approximately seven hours per day for iso days, that equals 1,260 hours per year. Some kids” don't spend that much time at home! School could really be considered a “home away from home. If you have tp spend that much time at school why not add a few touches of your own? Many papered or carpeted their lockers or added favorite stickers or collages to the inside of doors. Doors also displayed mirrors. Lockers house favorites valuables - coats, tennis shoes, purses, Walkmans, old tests, spiral bound notebook covers and backs, lost homework, up to 12 old shirts waiting for laundry, and although not easily visible, books. As is true each year, lockers were stacked, fixed and ransacked. An open locker simulated open house, and provided a social gathering place for friends. “Hanging Out by lockers, whether to select books or to provide an excuse to be in the area” when that special person walked by. Clean up and clean out usually came only when someone defaced the locker facade or the regular school year had ended and open exams had begun. A source of amazement came to onlookers while watching a fellow pack rat clean out a years worth of collectibles. Copy by Nancy Brown 22 Home Away Prom Home BASKETBALL Manager stops by his locker before returning to class DURING open exam week students were to clean out lockers between exams Tony Tackett and friends wait for test time DECORATING lockers helps make them a little more like home Looking at her collection of pictures gives Cheryl Ault a reason to smile SENIOR Brent Stevens stops by his locker between classes.

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Out to Lunch For twenty six minutes each day students were allowed a break, although not all at once. Noted as A or B lunch period on their schedules, they were supposed to eat lunch. Even though the majority of students could be found in the cafeteria eating the well-balanced meal the school provides for $1. a large percentage of students could be found elsewhere, and they were not always eating. Among these places and activities were...eating lunch” (a can of pop or a candy bar) in the auditorium while attempting to dodge Principal Surrey so as not to get sent to the cafeteria...eating a brown bagger” in the home economics room...escaping to certain individual “home away from home areas such as the yearbook room... playing grape ball by the library with an elite group of senior girls...a couple of students engaging in a cake and pie fight in senior hall...talking with friends...using the bathroom as quickly as possible to avoid smoke inhalation...playing frisbee or football on the front lawn...listening to a headset that did'nt get confiscated by Mr. Surrey...doing homework or cramming for exams... COMING in from outside sophomore Glen Chauncey spends his lunch time in the hall EATING a sandwich from her brown bag lunch. Rhonda Pendleton smiles for the NOVEL photographer 24- Out To Lunch