Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Opposite page: Top left: Office skills are an important part of Maria Portala’s Four County training. Top right: As an interior decorating student, Becky Lammon learns to fit material for upholstering. Middle: In commercial art, Ken Sanford Teams to draw attractive ad mock ups. Bottom left: A fellow student learns how to give a permanent, while Marcene Culler bravely volunteers as a model. Top left: Special data processing skills are developed by Paul Myers. Top middle: Learning the importance of proper care and maintenance, Terry Miller reassembles parts in plumbing and heating. Top right: Mask up, Ed Ott pauses to examine his work. Middle: Trusting a friend, Mary Garrow gets a new hair style. Bottom left: As a part of child development class, Amy Wagner joins her charges in a game. Bottom right: PlumBing and heating student Fred Bates makes necessary repairs. Four County 11

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Working Toward a Goal Entering the world of work was the goal juniors and seniors aimed for while attending Four County Joint Vocational School. Their classes were geared toward vocational training, as were the clubs these students joined. VICA and similiar professional organizations encouraged students to participate in speaking contests, elections, and Olympics competitions designed especially for their individual career goals. With an emphasis on daily attendance and class work the Four County students learned a trade while continuing their work in academic areas such as English and social studies. Dress codes were followed by students in selected areas, while others were free to wear everyday clothes. Having chosen one of thirty occupational choices offered to the students at Four County, these students have gained a head start in their career field. 10 Four County

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Coming Home to Glory Wet mums and soggy cereal boxes could not dampen the Vikings’ victorious homecoming. Evening drizzle had no affect on the preceding week of spirit activities that included Hat and Tie Day, Dress-up Day, Jersey Day, and climaxed with the Thursday night bonfire. The cold drizzling rain continued to fall as the EHS marching band performed their pre-game show. By game time, a tunnel of enthusiastic fans encouraged the undefeated Vikings on to the field. By half-time the Vikings were ahead 7-3, despite the continued rain. Half-time entertainment included the band featuring familiar songs, “Beat it,” “Billy Jean,” and the Flag Corp and Vikettes did a special feature to “Say, Say, Say,”. Following the parade of floats, Homecoming King and Queen were announced. As half-time ended the players were back on the field to finish the game with a 7-3 win over Liberty Center. Following the game was the dance highlighted by the coronation of King Jeff Thibert and Queen Lisa Jefferies who reigned over an evening illuminated by the glow of victory. Right: Capturing the moment in a dance, King Jeff Tiebert and Queen Lisa Jefferies are the center of attention. Bottom left: As the drizzling rain continues to fall, Sherri Schwyn and Stacy Lumbrezer, ride across the field in the Sophomore float. 12 Homecoming