Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Qn the spot Senior Terina Stephens and sophomore Tony Seifert pose for photographer Joe Mitchell. 1 could have died of embar-assment! After they forgot me at the football banquet I didn't expect anything. Then at the Florida Aid Concert Mr. Surrey surprized me and got me up in front of everyone. That was the only time I've ever really been embarassed. Sophomore Cindi Remy the Spot 10 On

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Ren y dtsignlcopy fcyCmdi Pag Waiting for the rest of the school to be dismissed and begin the parade, juniors Jeff Schmitt and Andy Vallery talk with Andy i sister Julie. After early dismissal for the Homecoming Parade, sophmore Jason Mount and James Lewis move to the street to view the event - I like Homecoming Week because all your friends come together to work on th float. It's also football season and it seems like it's for the football team but it's really fc the whole school. Junior L------------And: Vallery On the Spot Taking fim out to talk in Mr. Knight'» General Science class, freshman Tammy Newman and Christy Pennington

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penning or spots, mere s one spot on which you could not. You could not be here or there. You could not be on the front lawn anywhere’ Intercom Following Coach Carl Wolfe's speech on school spirit, junior James Clagg decides whether he will attend the game. On the Spot 11 After the dismissal bell, students Jason Wilson. Tammy DeWitt, Angie Price and Becky Hicks go on their own until 8:17 the next morning. Waiting for the end of Parent's night, senior William Cantrell watches the other participants walk in. Taking revenge on junior Anita Slaughter for tripping him, senior Scott Lallier dumps her into the trash can with encouragement from the crowd. Watching the Canal Day s festivities with a serious interest,’’ junior Donald Bradley and senior Matt Manson.