Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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way towards the front of the N.P.S.L pack. . Rich Moran sets a new course record (12:50) at Ever green. EHS 40 Lake WA 19- ' gf r Jfc EHS 23 Auburn 32 ' EHS Mt. Rainier ■k EHS 26 Bellermine 29 EHS 23 Sammamish 32 ■ EHS 28 Renton 27 f N EHS 21 Glacier 37 . EHS 5 EHS 21 Kentridge 38 16 Tyee 39 EHS 21 Kent Meridian 37 fc v r 1 ;i £HS 20 Hazen 35 W ' l 17 Highline 40 -■ EHS 15 Kennedy 48 ' £jp i. ' - .J ■- in .-. ' - ?ll ' F - 16 Lindbergh 45 IWSr ' irf s- Bk 3rd N.P.S.L. Sub District Meet S :: 8 2nd N.P.S.L. Season Standings , 12th West Central District 2 Take a number and be seated please! Craig Kobayashi Brian Wollaston just flies along the course. Dave Briggs goes on and o n 32 John Wells beats a path through Bob Briggs takes a short spree Manager ). Benedict really does the brush. through the wilderness. his job.

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behind, the men of Wolverine Country force their J --- - jMZj K. ' , Through strenuous effort Bob Fogle begins to stretch his lead. Back Row, L. to R.: Jeff Benedict, Ren Mottley, Lee Thompson, Rich Moran, Mike Sepal, Avel Medina, Randy Campbell, Brian Wollaston, Joe Hanson, Coach Kheriaty. Front Row: John Sankalis, Phil Miner, Bob Briggs, Ken Oberloh, Gary Anderson, Dave Briggs, Larry Wilkins, John Wells. Not Shown: Bob Fogle, Craig Kobayashi. Yvonne Neff just can ' t believe her eyes. Cross Country had a season record of 10-1 in league action and placed second in N.P.S.L. Coach Kheriaty supplied that push from behind with much help from third-year manager, Jeff Benedict and statistician, Yvonne Neff. At special help was Beldon Birch, cadet ' teacher. A record setting runner himself, the team found it difficult to keep up with him. He and Coach Kheriaty guaranteed the team was in shape. Constant team leader and record setter was Rich Moran, breaking the school record of 12:56 four times during the season, ending with a blast of 12:40 on the 2.5 mile course during the final league meet. He was 3rd in N.P.S.L., 7th in the West Central District, and a State qualifier. The team consisted mostly of juniors with only three seniors returning from last year. This means that the makings of a championship team are at Evergreen and Mr. Kheriaty will mould them to perfection. ■:i

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Over the sandtrap and through the fairway — vUi r J Mr. Herbert, coach, knows what it takes to sink a putt. 3 Hazen 58 68 Ke 66 Glacier ' 5 ' 28 Renton 50 47 Lindberg 60 67 Tyee 6f 64 Kentridge ' .. 66 Kent 62 59 Mt. Rainier 57 49 Highline 55 Six returning golfers joined this fall with four rookies to begin the 1973 golf season. The Wolverines found themselves victorious in three out of their four home matches played at the Earlington golf course. Much after- school time was spent by the big man of the greens, Mr. Herbert, supporting the team at matches and instructing them at practices. Evergreen ' s golf average for the season was 56.18. Their home average was 59.25 and the away average was 54.71. The top three var- sity golfers were: Jack Williams 14.0, Brian Espe 12.6, and Mike Jackson 11.2. Jeff Bu- koskey led the junior varsity team with an average of 10.0, followed by Brian Hedman 9.9, and Bill Berman 9.5. Remember the golf- ers creed: Yell fore, take six, and put down five. With his tongue in the right place, John Ekness can put the ball within inches of the hole. 33