Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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It’s Never Too Late to Learn ... “The Four County bus is now leaving . . Is the say- ing we heard echoing through the halls from Mr. Roberts before the heartbreaking first bell rang. It indicated a long bus ride for the Four County students and a long seven period day for the students who stayed here. Although the classes were shorter the day seemed longer due to the new seven period day. Music students were first to break the early morning with their songs as they diligently practiced for concerts and competition. Meanwhile in gym, athletes learned new skills in aerobics and cross country skiing. The words copy, quad-pak and crop may have meant nothing to the average student, but to the yearbook staff they were a matter of life and death. In just forty-eight minutes copy had to be written, pictures cropped, and quad-paks pieced together. Biology students learned about everything from amoebas to zebras while anatomy students learned ex- catly what was in their bodies and experienced the joy of dissecting fetal pigs. English classes struggled through nouns and verbs and such novels as Grapes of Wrath, 1984, and of course an occasional Shakespearean play. 10 Morning Academics

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Top: Mike Smith claims he has all his homework done and uses his study hall to catch up on lost sleep. Bottom: Yearbook staffer. Shelly Drabek, works hard on a layout in order to meet an upcoming deadline. Opposite page: Top: Vic Marvin skillfully drills his way through Industrial Arts. Right: Amy Patterson and Fawn Moldiney practice their choir parts with Mrs. Stegman. Bottom: Melissa Mann takes time out from yearbook responsibilities to catch up on her studies. Morning Academics 11