Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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“It’s small enough that you know everybody in it,” commented Freshman Wendy Langenderfer. fi) Sophomore [3] (4) '—'H e i d i Miller ,,. chooses, “Band, because it’s a small group everybody has a close relationship.” Lori BishofT, a senior, answers by “I guess the peo- saying: “Teachers pie,” said Junior make a special ef- Bill McDermott, fort to help in sub- “everybody seems jects you’re strug- to be close.” gling in.” What do you think is the most positive thing in Evergreen? T H t yt vckx Si (vL J. 1 | 1 ii j £ ■i n J±. urn wEEEm Points of Interest Opening... 4 Dedication... 6 Special Features... 8 Homecoming... 16 Cabaret... 18 Prom... 22 Graduation... 24

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A Guide to Viking Country is—a '■v. H' u - Entering Viking Country

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This is Viking Country In honor of our twentieth volume of Valhalla, the yearbook staff would like to share some history with those who have been wondering how we came to be. In 1965 a contest was held to give the combined districts of Metamora- Fulton-Lyons-Chesterfield a name. The consolidation chose “Evergreen” sug- gested by Ruth Gephart because our area was once a forest. Our building was opened in 1968 when rumors of a pool under the gym floor and elevators were found to be false. At first the mascot was a Viking ship representing strength. Over the years it became the Viking himself, fearless of no one. Valhalla, corresponds with the mascot; it is the name of Viking heaven.