Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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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.

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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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Mr. Cameron assists Chris Ott as he does many students, in accomplishing Tammy Eberly. the school's only tuba player, prac- projects made of metal or wood. tices for the pep band. No matter how many clubs you join, sports you play, or dances and sport events you attend there's no denying school is hard work; the notes, the tests, the homework, the term- papers, the equations, and the grades. School work is tough and not something you like to spend all your time doing. There are moments when you find you can achieve what you thought was impossible. It's discov- ering just how many countries there are in the world. It’s discovering you don’t hate all poetry. It's knowing you can do math as well as any cal- culator. It's knowing you can write a termpaper as well as any author without plagiarizing. It's the knowl- edge that comes when you’ve tried your hardest to do your best, you've stretched your abilities just a little farther, and you've grown. A familiar sight to any art student is the Brian Allan concentrates on drafting preci- paint spattered sinks. sion.