Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Band and Choir go together like Rama Lama, Lama, Lama, Dingety, Ding De Dong Existing not only to learn, but also to perform, choir and band stepped into the spot light many times. Band performances began before the school year with summer parades, and marched right into the football season. As the school year progressed, band and vocal musicians combined in fall and Christmas concert programs, the Cabaret, Spring Arts Festival, and graduation. Music students could also be found performing outside school functions, in competitions, or for community organizations and celebrations. A new record was set by chorale members who gave 29 performances. Greatly enjoyed by performers and audience, Cabaret brought together the year’s efforts after hours of preparation. More than applause, students delighted in seeing and hearing their talents blend to create polished productions. This page: Far left: Singing one of the top chart pop 9ongs. Colleen Nichols ana Jennifer Russell perform at 'Cabaret.' Right top: Chorale member Melissa Williams branches out as a solo singer. Right bottom: Choir accompanist Sally Mossing plays the opening notes of a song. Below: Boosting spirit at a basketball same, Christa Pifer teams up with Band Director Mr. Durbin to produce more sound. Opposite page: Top left: Marching band offers trumpet player Scott Wynn an opportunity to perform his talents. Right top: Participating in ‘‘Cabaret” Robin Macklin, left, and Mark Krieger, right, warm up before the concert. Right below: Directing the band in full concert, Mr. Durbin cues a section. Middle top: Clarinet players Julie leaver, Kelly Boroff, and Linda Pennington concentrate on their pieces. Far right: Singing an inspirational song, Kathy Shininger ana Linda Pennington add much feeling to the song. Far left bottom: Choir members Jack Carson, Trevert Moldiney, Brian Geer, Erich Starkweather, and Victor Marvin use their singing talents during the concert. Above: During a choreographed number, Clark Emmons, Mary Kathryn Carter and Dennis Enyart beckon the audience to ‘‘Come to the Cabaret. 22 Music Concert

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Fancy Wrappings With an “Invitation to Dance” given to the entire Evergreen Community, and the participants all decked out in neon, silk, and lace, the Seventeenth Annual G.A.A. Dance Concert sparkled into life. Under the leadership of advisor Ms. Ogden and assistant directors Rosie Meiring and Lisa Jeffries, the dancers, M.C.’s and committees were able to make Dance Concert a success. Top: Lynette Robertson reveals her body to the audience as the real flasher while playing a game of “Truth or Consequences” with Diane Onweller, Jamie Thibert, and Host Pam Truckor. Bottom Left: Caught in a spin, “Whirly Girl, Cathy Zenk” flashes a smile at the audience. Center: Batting her lady bug eyes at the audience, Pam Truckor beckons them “to take me dancing tonight.” Bottom Right: Proving that they really do know how to have fun, senior girls perform in their last Dance Concert. Front Row: K. Shininger, C. Zenk, R. Meiring, L. Jeffries, D. Onweller, L. Robertson, L. Miller, F. Moldiney, C. Pinkelman, P. Truckor, M. Blevins, M. Garrow, J. Hudik. Middle Row: M. Vaculik, P. Russel, J. Laver, S. Schwyn, J. Peebles, M. Kruez, P. Donahue, L. Siefker, W. Lowe, L. Mika, K. Mohr, S. Wallace. Back Row: L. Kaczmarek, R. Macklin, A. Walworth, E. Langel, K. King, J. Thibert, C. Blanchong, A. Enyart, S. Jones, K. Boroff, B. Reynolds. Ymos