Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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THESE SHOES WERE MADE FOR WALKING! What you wear shows who you are, is true at Evergreen just like any oth- er school. There were many old fashions brought back this year Mini skirts, ruffles, and spikes came back into the picture making up the punk” style. The Preppy look came to life as people began wearing their pin- striped baggies with their many-col- ored oxford shirts. A loose sweater thrown around the shoulders brought the outfit more to life. Boat shoes could be found on the feet of boys and girls alike. The casual apparel of Nikes, sweats, and blue jeans did not disappear, but it is no longer the only type of cloth- ing worn. 18

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YEAR AFTER YEAR The first thing that came to mind on weekends was food. Whether it was a McDonald's Big Mac, a Pizza Hut Pizza with thick crust, a Taco Su- preme from Taco Bell, or fries and a Frosty from Wendy’s it all sounded appealing when the munchies struck. It didn't matter whether we were hungry or not, we flocked to the hang-outs where friends could be found. McDonald’s drive-through window was always handy if the game ended late and we had to get home. After a big Evergreen victory the pizza place atmosphere was more appropriate. The yearbook staff poses in the looks of ‘83’. B. Scott — hospital gown, P. Kanneman — the loyal sport’s fan enjoying a Coke, M. Natter — tuxedo fad holding everyone's friend Gar- field, P. Langenderfer and K. Murd — mini skirts with colored hose, E. Lan- genderfer, M. Michaels, J. Gormley, and T. Siefker — casual look consist- ing of anything with jeans, K. Cole- man and S. Smith — sweats (any- time or anywhere), M. Drabek and P. Solly — shades, and S. Gallup and R. Winn — leg warmers, ruffles, and stripes. 17

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 DRESS TO IMPRESS LEFT: Linda Pennington models the casual Preppie look. Above Left: The bi level haircut inspired by the punk rockers is worn by Jean Perkins. Jeans, as always, are worn by 90% of the student body.