Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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Foreign Flavor Throughout the course of the school year students at Evergreen had the chance to meet four new foreign friends. Sabi Astolfi visited us for the first quarter from Italy; Marie-Anne Jacob from Belgium, and Robert Fischer from Germany spent the entire year at Evergreen. Second semester brought Elji Ito to EHS from Brazil. Top left: Sharing a bit of her homeland, Marie- Anne Jacob conjugates French verbs for Mr Rasche. Top right: Marie-Anne Jacob Middle left: Catching up on English. Al|i Ito uses his dictionary to translate during study hall. Middle: Alji Ito. Middle right: Giving advice to a fellow art student Sabina Asolfi explains her technique. Bottom: Always keeping up with Mr. Inselmann. Robert Fischer reads yet another chapter in American Government. Jamie'Sectanfe Students )7

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Different Tastes For the physically fitness minded there was P.E. II and III. During gym class students participated in various activities such as gymnastics, ping- pong, softball, golf and the Marine Fitness test. Instead of sitting in the cafeteria for forty-five minutes during study hall, students had the opportunity to go to the library and read, work on term papers, read the local newspapers or use the library computer. Top left: Trying to find a quiet place to study Anatomy. Peggie Donahue isolates herself in the library. Top right: Having a computer in the library proves helpful for students like Ken Wyse who are eager to put their computer skills to work. Middle left: Concentrating on staying on the balance beam. Tom Sutton displays her flexibility. Center: With the greatest of ease. Julie Laver gracefully flies over the vault. Middle right: Study buddies Todd Baldwin and David Blanchong use their study hall wisely. Bottom left: Study hall often brings out childish behavior from those without work, causing teachers like Mrs. Sut- ton to resort to drastic measures to keep individuals such as Dave Miller. Art Young. Troy Torbet. and Bill Mcder- mott out of trouble. Bottom right: Seniors. Lynette Beroske and Pam Duncan watch over the underclassmen signing out of lunch for various activities. 16 Academics Jamie

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The disbandment of G.A.A. threatened the Eighteenth Annual Dance Concert. Coming to the rescue, Mrs. Laney and the Vikettes took over the responsibility and challenge of preserving the tradition. Adding pizzazz to the concert were the four gentlemen who made the first male dancing appearance in dance concert history. In all, 41 dancers, MCs, and stage crew participated. The theme and finale number, Dancing in the Streets were complemented by the street scene set design. Program She s Only Happy When She s Dancing Wendy Lowe Spies Like Us Bobbi Reynolds Amy Keller How Will I Know? Robyn Lambert Tami Sutton Old Time Hock and Roll Kathy King Erin Langel Miami Vice Shannon Wallace When the Going Gets Tough Peggy Donahue Tito Ramirez Thibert Sharp Dressed Man Dennis Enyart Jamie Thibert Senior Dance — California Girls Carol Blanchona Lori Mika Dianne Fritsch Carol Raab Dorothv Howard Jenny Russell Wendy Lowe Linda Siefker Kelly Mack Jam Thibert Theresa Marvin Brenda Miller Surfer Joe Tom Sutton Steve Siefker Sarah Zenk Nicki Thieken Mary Jo Kreuz Brad Lamb Leslie On Jon-Paul Sarah Zenk Tom Pershing Rhythm of the Niaht Janel Langenderter Tarzan Boy Carol Blanchong Enyart Greatest Love Jam Thibert Ma-NaMaNa Jana Peebles Kreuz Jenny Riggs Brad Lamb Peggy Donahue Theresa Marvin Sheri Schwyn Dennis Mary Jo Conga LindaS Linda Siefker Finale and Curtain Call Dancing in the Street Wendy Lowe 18 Dance Concert Tred Top right: Working hard at not smiling, Wendy Lowe portrays the sophisticated look for Spin Me Round Like a Record. Lower right: Size up the competition, Dennis Enyart and Brad Lamb's Janes pull them apart. Bottom left: Arguing my bag is better that yours Sheri Schwyn. Carol Blan- chong, Brenda Miller. Carol Raab, during an in- troductory skit. Top left: Acting out several areas of the country, Geoff Miller, Roy Miller, Mark Smith and Eric Robertson discuss the features of the California Girls.