Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

 - Class of 1985

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Hobb s Resignation Senior Brad Breitenbach said. The basketball season didn’t seem as exciting as the year before. I had this strange feeling that something was up. His resignation hurt the players and especially me; he was like a father to me. Maybe it was for the best, but I know we will all miss him. Snow Days Freshman James Lambert said. I liked all the snow because I got to stay home. And I didn't have to wait on the bus twenty minutes. Band Directors Field Commander Pat Chandler said. Mr. Huffman was different - a disciplinarian, extremist. He knows what he is doing and he can do it right. Blood Donation Forty-nine students gave blood to the Red Cross. Tony Noel said. ”1 though it was very well conducted and a lot less painful than everyone thought.” Opinions

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Rosenberger Results Galen Dixon said, It was unexpected He seemed to know what he was talking about and he played it smart with the people by bringing up the fact that Beven's brother was also in office. Opinions are just like feet, everyone has them; some just carry more weight than others. Ask one question, get a million opinions. It goes on and on. Several opinions fly through the halls of the school. If you wondered how so many students acquired bronzed bodies by as early as March, chances are, they visited one of the six tanning salons. Senior Debbie McKnight said, 1 want to really be dark for Prom. Whatever the reason for going, the price is another obstacle. The appointments are $4 per session or $35 for twelve sessions. As of April 15, 1985, twenty-two million dollars had been made for USA for Africa from Lionel Richie's song, We Are the World. On Good Friday, radio stations all over the world simultaneously played the song at 10:50. I really liked the song and the purpose behind the whole idea only increased it’s popularity, said senior Karen Fryling. Are you trivial? What's the name of Pinochio's father? How many dimples does a golf ball have? An avid Trivial Pursuit player would easily be able to answer these questions, but mosl haven'I the slightest idea. Sophomore Donna Brinson said, The game is okay, but it makes me feel dumb and my dad always wins. Beat it, Michael Jackson, here comes the Boss. Music lovers opted for Bruce Springsteen and his Born in the USA album over the white gloved Jackson. Madonna skyrocketed to the top of the charts with Like A Virgin and appeared and sang in Vision Quest, plus successfully played a major role in Desperately Seeking Susan. Lionel Richie stayed popular as Prince gained popularity with Purple Rain. Cyndi Lauper and Tina Turner reigned as the two most outstanding female artists. The Cosby Show ranked as being very popular among students, as did MacGruder and Loud and Knots Landing. The nighttime soaps Dynasty and Falcon Crest still maintain a high viewer percentage. Favorite actors were Harrison Ford and Eddie Murphy; favorite actresses were Linda Evans, Joan Collins and Molly Ringwald. Is Waverly suddenly becoming a center of economic growth? The business boom has struck the city. Waverly has become a collage of fast food restaurants and convenient marts. I like all the different places to go. I now have more places to spend money, said freshman Brad Welsh. As time progresses and tastes change, so will the multitudes of opinions. But isn't this change an advancement? As man's technology increases and his horizons broaden, so must his opinions and views on a variety of areas. Without this change, man would regress with increasing time and remain unsuccessful and dormant to his surroundings. ★ Copy and page design by Nancy Brown Political Campaign Robert Hunt said, I'm not much into political campaigning, but it was very interesting and 1 lear ned something. Pam Hager ’said, I thought it was wild. Politics isn't totally boring. Jeff Tackett said, I had a good time throwing confetti down on the people. Prayer in Schools Senior Carrie Baker said, Because there are so many different denominations, we should either have a different religious representative for each prayer session or have a designated time for silent prayer. Senior Nancy Brown said, To me, praying is personal. For school purposes, I think the opportunity for silent prayer would be best, then those that want to pray can and no one is being forced to do anything nor denied anything. Opinions



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 Senior Costs Senior Julie Smith said. Ny senior year has been very costly. I ve spent SI75 on pictures, cap and gown, and announcements. These things are necessary for a senior to go out in style, but it seems like you have to pay to graduate. Favorites Song Can 't Fight This Feeling Chicago Movie Beverly Hills Cop Rock Band Van Halen Video California Girls T.V. Show Cosby Show Actor Eddie Murphy Actresses Molly Ringwald, Linda Evans Vocalist Lionel Richie Football Aerobics Jason Tackett said, The teacher gave us good incentive and we actually learned a few things. Overall, it was a fun experience. Especially, watching Mark King bounce. Senior Costs Brad Gecowets said, The prices we've had to pay for pictures, announcements and caps and gowns are just too high. I think it's just a way for these companies to make a lot of money by overcharging us for things we have to have. College Panel Amy George said, 1 thought it was interesting and it let me know what college life is really like. Vicki Lawson said. 1 liked it because I knew the students and they could answer more personal questions. Lori Brown said, I liked it because you got a more personal view from actual students, and not opinions from the college faculty. New Desks New desks are purchased according to need. On a yearly average, 60 to 90 desks are purchased for the whole school district. Junior D.J. Owens said, I'll do anything to get out of study hall. Opinions 17 Powder Puff Junior Niki Yinger said. I think the coaches need to be patient with us and watch their language. Senior Marci Perry said, I thought it was great because 1 like football and our class won two years in row.

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