Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Cast: First Row Seated. B Clymer. J. Thibert. D. Enyart. J. Pupos. M Kneger. K Krieger. S. Lumbreezer. A Lavens. S. Eicher. C. Johnson Second Row Kneeling, L Kaczmarek. P. Donahue. J Russell. L Fronz. B. Lamb. T. Baldwin. L. Dominique. T. Herr. J Gormly. D. Graber. K Mack. T Mika. T Holland Third Row Standing. P. Duncan. M. Jacobs. J Langenderfer. C. Blanchong. C. Piter. T Pember. K King. P. Michaels. S Schwyn. W Lowe. L Siefker, J Komon, M Currier. W Ford. J McGlamery. Gasche. S. Drabek. R. Lambert. M Machacek. D Nicely Back Row Standing, C. Double. M. Peters. J Wise, V Marvin. B. Geer. K Good. E. Starkweather. K Sanford. C. Nichols. J Bates. A Walworth. C Finney. D. Gillen. D. Silveous, J. Ford. M Butcher. P. Russell. D. Howard Top left: Tevye accepts Perchik and Hodel s announcement of their pledge to wed Center: Butcher. Lazer Wolf, one of the richest and most respected men in Anatevka Bottom: Stage Crew: Seated. T. Bernheisel and J. Laver Above: G Hoffman and L Warneke. Top right: Fruma Sarah. Lazar's deceased wife tells what her gift to Tzeitel will be if she marries her husband. Joe fiddler on the Roof 11

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Brief Moments of Glory Drama Club and the Music Department teamed their talents and produced Fiddler on the Roof. The play dates back to the 1900's in a small town called Anatevka where a Jewish Colony was struggling to survive. The seventy member cast spent ten weeks practicing and learning Jewish traditions to create two spectacular evenings of entertainment. Approximately eight-hundred people attended the performances, with one-hundred-and-fifty also partaking in Saturday evening s Dinner Theater which was arranged by Mrs. Enyart and Mrs. Lavens along with other community members. These people helped to prepare and serve a Jewish Sabbath Meal. Directors, Miss Huskins and Mrs. Stegman proudly acknowledged the community response that, Fiddler was the finest dramatic and musical presentation ever given at Evergreen High School. Though tired and near exhaustion, everyone hated to see the final curtain and the end of their involvement in Fiddler. Clockwise from top: Tevye and Golda share a tender moment while questioning their love. Carefully balancing bottles, townsmen execute a sacred dance in honor of Mot- tle and Tzeitel s wedding. Wishing he were a wealthy man, Tevye imagines how his life would be. “Pa, Pa. I beg you fo accept us!” pleads Chava after breaking tradition and mar- rying outside her faith. Tevye delivers another one of his inaccurate sayings at Mottle's wedding. Russian soldiers show their dancing to local men in Reb Mordcha's bar The matchmaker. Yente. tells how perfect a match she has for Avram Grandmother Tzeitel comes back from the dead and delivers a blessing for Tzeitel s marriage 10 Fiddler on the Root Joe

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Required Servings Public education in Ohio provided for, and required of all Evergreen students, a basic core of classes consisting of: three units of English, two units of math, two units of science, and three units of social studies, so that a large slice of our academic courses were the same for everyone. Top: Aiming lor a perfect score on Friday's vocabulary quiz, Aaron Shumaker drills the words. Left: Trying to get every possible minute of sleep. Amy Jo Enyart uses her books as a pillow. Far right: Using time wisely. Mike Ditch takes advantage of the quiet library to work on his math. Above left: Carefully explaining what is expected, Mr. Inselmann assigns World Geography homework Far right: Regional Science Fair prize- winner Steve Cameron explains how his computerized leg is beneficial. Lett: Rushing before Mr Lewis begins class, Doug Gillen helps Ken Wyse with his American History. Bottom right: With the help of a bear, and Brent Pinkelman's support, Lee J Sweet attacks The Miracle Worker unit test. 12 Academics