Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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On Your Own SENIOR RENEE FLESER GREETS HER customers with a friendly smile at the First National Bank.

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UPON HIS MOTHERS WISH junior Lee Dunham washes the dishes at his house. SITTING HIGH ON THE CHAIR, junior D.J. Owens keeps an eye on the pool as one swimmer takes advantage of the diving board. ARRIVING FOR A TOURNAMENT that never took place, Mrs. Nancy Voorhes shows her support for the We Are the World Weekend. COMPUTER Account Management junior Joe Sears leaves the Malt Shop. A PEPSI ACTS as a cool refresher for junior Luke Minter, who breaks from assembling pop corn poppers at the Kitchen Collection to raise money for a church retreat. JUNIORS Lee Dunham and Joe Sears chat at the Malt Shop. On Your Own 21

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WRITING UP A BILL, sophomore Bob White does his part in raising money for the Catholic Church’s youth retreat. TALKING TO POTENTIAL TANNERS, junior Ann McAllister takes appointments at the Waverly Suntan Center. FREE TRIMMING OCCUPIES the Memorial Day weekend for sophomores Darrel Howard and Shane Robertson. JUNIOR JERRY WTSSEL IS REW ARDED by Mr. Jack Robbins for all his hard work as a Chillicothe Gazette paper boy. OVER THE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, junior Kevin Vance takes advantage of the opening of the Pike County Swim Club. Amy Thompson I enjoy working at Car-dos. I like the people I work with and I don't mind having the extra money. I think it makes me more responsible ' -Cardos SPENDING Memorial Day at Lake White gave junior Lee Dunham time in the sun.