Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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ight Remembered Homecoming is one of the big- gest events of the year, creating a feeling of accomplishment for both the students, faculty and even par- ents. Spirit climbs to unite the school in a common interest. Each class, to meet the require- ments, must design and construct a float following the theme of that year's Homecoming. The 1970 theme was A Viking Pow-wow as the rivals were the Fairview Apaches. The classes had to name their float after a famous movie. The 1970 Homecoming will long be remembered, not only by the attendants but also the whole stu- dent body. lt is an important event for everyone i.n the community. Maria Willson and Tom Loeffler QUEEN and ESCORT Maria Willson, Pam Victor and Karen Snyder QUEEN and SENIOR ATTENDANTS

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Mardi Gras 1971 r - ' it q O O ABOVE: Bev Herrick, Dennis Ouermeyer, Nina Delau- ter, Sam Victor, Sue Damman, Fred Hassen, Brian Barnaby, Becky Farley. The Mardi Gras is a yearly event of the French Club. Beginning with a carnival, there is everything from a French Cafe to a White Elephant to a Pie-in- the-Eye. The highlight of the evening is the crown- ing of the Mardi Gras Queen from four candidates, one from each class. The 1971 queen was senior Sue Damman with Fred Hassen as her escort. The night ends with an exciting Battle of the Bands.

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Diane Borland and Kay Simmons Pam Gillen and Debbie Fetterman FRESHMEN JUNIORS Karla Kleck and Carol Langenderfer SOPHOMORES Every girl is eligible to be an attendant representing their class. Two are selected from each when the classes vote. Besides the two senior attendants, a third is selected by the Varsity E Club for Queen Candidate. The entrie student body then votes for the Queen from the three cho- sen girls, whose name is not reveal- ed until the moment of the crown- ing.