Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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volved and helped to generate greater excitement. In September Principal David Surrey entertained each class with the annual orientation assemblies. The do's and don'ts were very completely explained. Pep assemblies took on a new look as excitement from the student body kept spirits high. The Holiday assemblies turned out to be better than normal; the Christmas assembly especially noted. The Air Force Band returned to entertain the student body, while Student Council members and Class Officers took a number and stood behind the curtain. Each awaited the dreaded time when throngs of people would bid on them. Student Auction Day assembly provided excitement and a change of pace to the normal school day. The Drama Club thespians brought The Wizard of Oz to the stage. Homecoming excitement started with the annual parade and float building contests. Renee Fleser received the honor of being crowned Homecoming queen. Students gathered at the Homecoming Dance to cut Footloose. Prom proved that the Tender Years were indeed important. Each took their loved one by the hand and danced at the formal social event of the year. It was an obscure, although normal start to a hope-filled and exciting year. As the days passed on, students rose to academic ana athletic challenges. Success may not have teen found though in each path followed or at each door nocked upon. Students added to the year a special flair by reaching deep within themselves and finding that making excitement provided the best ingredient for a memorable, fun-filled year. Performing at a home basketball game, junior Daphne Helton dances with the rest of the Pom Pon girls. Sporting the white glove and ghetto blasters, Pom-Pon girls Rhonda Helton, Diana Barch, and Missi Bigler dance to the new sound of the band. As the crown is placed upon her head, the new queen, Renee Fleser, reveals her surprise and happiness as her escort, Mr. Carl Fleser smiles proudly. mm Hugging her brother, varsity basketball player Judy Tnmble realizes that the team's defeat in tournaments against Hillsboro is her last high school basketball game. Introduction

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After receiving a carnation, sophomore Donna Wroten reads the card. The cheerleaders sold the carnations as a fund raiser for their trip to Atlanta, Georgia. Senior Marty Harlow poses for photographer Annie Taylor who was preparing to enter a number of fashion pictures in the Regional Governer's Art Contest at Athens. A group of band members play at the mock political assembly. The assembly was held in November and an actual debate was held. Dressed up in an army camouflage outfit, junior Jason Tackett rests in between timed writings in typing class. Joining in with 42 other Tiger football players, sophomore Matt Manson does one of the mapy exercises accompanied with the jazzercise program which lasted for a total of six weeks. Introduction 5

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During Right to Read Week, sponsored by the English Department, senior Galen Dixon and sophomore Jason Brown are dressed as their favorite fictional character. After playing the reserve game, freshman Tabby Williams studies from a new English Literature text. The English Department received new books three weeks into the school year. After an enjoyable trip of Christmas caroling sponsored by McKibben Memorial Church, a group of students relish their holiday treats. In the morning before school begins, a group of students wait for the 8:17‘A take-up bell to ring. Introduction 7