Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Bedind tide S cene Slaving over a hot stove and a cold ice-box, washing and drying dishes, preparing sandwiches, chop suey, spagetti, macroni and cheese, pizza, vegatable soup, cake, beans, potatoes, corn, sal- ads, peach cobbler, apple crisp, meat loaf, beef and gravy, scal- loped chicken, corned beef hash, turkey, dressing, muffings, Spanish rice, beef stew, cole slaw, and lettuce are a few of the tasks of (on the left) Mrs. Norris Kane and (on the right) Mrs. Victor Sell our two kitchen queens. Screams that would make your hair stand on end greet these fearless men as they buzz over hill and dale over their bus routes twice daily. Metamora’s bus drivers are: (standing left to right) Harold Waterbury, Zeno Lumbre- zer, Doug Barnaby, (in front) Mr. Salsbury, and Doug Doyle. Not shown Mrs. Hansen. 10 Time out from many tasks for a coffee break is taken by (on the right) John Tripp and (on the left) Doug Doyle, our custodians.

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Formulating the policy the Senior Class will follow are: Janet Hassen, Secretary; Bill Tripp, Reporter; Dave Winn, Trea- surer; Bill Mitchey, Sergeant-at-Arms; Judy Gee, Vice-President; and Jeff Geer, President. These people are at the head of a 50 member class government that won't settle for second best. They carry out their duties with tact and efficiency after the class decides what steps should be taken in a certain field that effects them and their interests. They have the respect of both their classmates and superiors and have done a fine job in this, the year of 1966. Mr. Charles Mowrey and Mr. Lyle Condon combine to assist the Seniors as advisors. The Seniors of ‘66 ex- press thanks to all who made their graduation pos- sible, especially the teach- ers who gave them passing marks, and to their parents, who throughout twelve years have aided them in their quest for knowledge. JUDY ZYWER 12 St. Francis, Tiffin 1-2-3.