Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Lynn Pawlicki and Steve Reece work on the computer available to students in Senior Math. Anatomy and physiology students get to dissect larger animals than the frogs and worms they did in biology. Theresa Marvin and Kris Krieger examine Jodi Reckner's hair as they French braid it. Good grooming and cleanliness are a part of their health class. Philip Beroske and John Kimura take a break from normal chemistry labs to make fudge.

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THE REST OF YOUR LIFE AT THE TIP OF YOGR FINGERS High school students' lives focus al- most entirely on their classes. It is therefore important that the student chooses his classes wisely. If the stu- dent is planning on going to college he usually takes as many college prep courses as he can, such as: Hon- ors English, physics, and Senior Math. If he isn’t going to college he usually takes classes that will assist him in daily life after high school, such as: Vo-Ag, Cabinetmaking, and Child Development. No matter what the future holds for a student, he makes sure he takes at least one class in which to relax or to persue a hobby such as: art, mixed choir or study hall. Even though every stu- dent picks his own classes, the classes required to graduate are up- permost. Four County, extended work, and early graduation are also options that the student must de- bate. While selecting, students have found parents and the guidance de- partment helpful. Above. Patty Solly caught studying, a com- mon sight around exam time. Right. Eric Blaylock keeps in good physical condition by working out on the weight ma- chine.

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SCHOOL IS SERIOUS € |V I BUSINESS Jeff McGlamery and Missy Mann take notes as they listen to one of the many lectures they hear each day. Robin Schafer receives assistance from Mrs. Stegman in reaching high notes. Hungry Jeff Vivian concentrates on not scorching his pudding. Todd Onweller at his home away from home.