Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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... TO THE GYM! “The second bell rings and I stumble into homeroom. ‘(Jh, hi Teach.' Ah, saved by the announcements. While she tries to settle down the class, I slip into my seat. “What's that he said? Did Mr. Roberts say there’s go- ing to be an assembly? All right! I can leave early today . . . Oh, No! It's second hour . . . and it’s on energy? Sounds boring. I think I’ll go to study hall. Sound familiar? Well, according to those who did go, it turned out to be quite interesting, and definitely worth a break from class. One member of the student body, Jeff Stasa, even got the chance to drill for oil, while learning the pros and cons of the pro- cess. Another well received assembly orga- nized by the Student Council was the performance of “Life band. BOT- TOM ROW RIGHT. Kirk Kaczmarek basks in the spotlight while BOT- TOM LEFT, TOP LEFT, and TOP CENTER, other members of Life band perform in an enthusiastic show. The Delta Del-Aires also displayed their talent at Evergreen, as shown TOP RIGHT. To the RIGHT, Reverend Ken tirsiny of Lyons talks to the stu- dent body.

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PLEASE REPORT . . . “Will the faculty and their respec- tive classes please report to the gymnasium at this time.” As Mr. Roberts puts down the intercom, 400 students thunder to the gym, blaring notes of Thor echo through the auditorium and the students search for seats by their friends. Monday’s homework assignments in hand, these students are ready to leave for an exciting weekend, and grateful for a break from class. The band plays the fight song and the students rise, as the team self- consciously makes its entrance. An- other EHS pep session has begun. Cheerleaders take it away! TOP LEFT; Lisa Truckor ends a cheer with a pose. TOP RIGHT; Early comers claim front row seats. CENTER LEfH ; The band helps to boost spirit. CENTER RIGHT; Patty Condon and Laurie Bernath fire up. RIGHT; Jennifer Hudik gets psyched up for the game. 20

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