Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Top; Angie Eisei expresses her creativity in art. Bottom Left; Mr Elliot demonstrates the use of drafting aids. Bottom Right; Longitude and latitude pose no problems for Kevin Grames as he navigates the map. 16 Afternoon Academics

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Meanwhile, back in the cafeteria, events such as G.A.A. Initiations and Spirit Week did much to enliven the noontime routine. The lunch hours also served as a time to purchase dance tickets, year- books, school jerseys, class rings, senior announcements, sweetheart roses, and other “vital” school supplies. Though no credit towards gradua- tion was given for lunch it was a definitie learning experience. Opposite page: Lower left: Roy Miller hurries to finish homework. Lower right: Steve Mossing and Patty Condon relax in front of the senior mural. Upper right: A hopeful G.A.A. member works on initiation. This page: Bottom: Sophomores at lunch. Top left: Brenda Eisel gets work experience for O.W.A. Top right: Tracy Sattler and Roy Miller take time out for the library. Lunch 15

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Top Left: As they exchange vows S. Silveous and A. Miller are observed by M. Donahue and J. Langenderfer. Top Right: J. Thibert demonstrates his concentration skills in typing class. Bottom Left: C. Maye and J. Adkins are busy clamping and laminating wood in shop class. Back to the Books After lunch students raced down the hall to get to class on time. Ad- vanced Algebra students learned how to use the hyperbole method of the conic sections and other challenging concepts, while Geometry students puzzled over postulates and fumbled mastering the Pythagorean theorem. Meanwhile in “lab land,” Chemistry students constructed clay molecules and atoms. Social studies classes such as Con- sumer Education and Family Living were challenging and exciting to the students as they learned to plan wed- dings and balance check books. The enthusiastic reporters in jour- nalism scrambled to get all of the hot- test news events for their next edition of the “Viking Explorer.” Then there were the industrious Agri-Business students who improved their job skills for the “real world” by working for employers in the community. Talented art students learned about pop art and displayed such creations as giant suckers and three foot tubes of toothpaste throughout the school library. They also learned to construct the house of their dreams. Afternoon Academics 17