Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Lettermen - women make this a championship year Letterwomen officers: Carmel Nilsen, sec; Vice-presi- dent - Kathy Bates, vice-pres.; Pat Rockwell, pres. Lettermen officers: Steve Jackson, sec; Tim Buswell, vice-pres.; Bob Clingan, pres. Tom Hazeltine, Bob Briggs, Marshall Stovall, Mike Jackson, Willie Thomas, BJ Wakkuri, Greg Evans, Dan McNeil, Gary Green, Jack Thompson, Ron Edwards, Tom VanSteenvoort, Chris Hump- hries, Bill Sanderson, Tim Skinner, Mark Um- binetti, Jeff Bukosky, Ken Oberloh, Jeff Bene- dict, Dan Jovich, Mark Battles, Alan Brockmiller, Tim Buswell, John Clemans, Bob Clingan, Walt Cougan, Shayne Day, Bob Foster, Bill Gaines, Jeff Loreth, Ronn Reimer, Jeff Rogge, Randy Rudin, Jay Sullivan, Greg Taisey, Mike Wright, Gary Yow, John Patton, Tom Cruz, Curt Parrott, Bob Bartinetti, Evan Klier, Randy Underwood, Larry Holm, Mike Bang, Dwight Wiseman, Curt Clothier, Jim Kamp, Ernie Wooster, Jeff Pricco, Rob Peltzer, Dennis Underwood, Mike Bressler, Steve Jackson, Gary Anderson, Dave Gladgo, Kurt Kundert, Kurt Stevens, Terry Westmoreland, Larry Wilkins, Lane Stephens, Russ Galbraith, John Hixson, Dan Hargraves, Brian Jackson, Dave Briggs, Lance Hatling, Steve Munson, Kevin Timblin, Bruce Ittner, Jack Williams, Brian Hedman, Brian Espe, Rich Moran, Randy Campbell, Phil Miner, John Wells, Tracy Larson, Chuck Baynard, Steve Fisher, Phil Berg, Mike Hargraves, Mike Wright, Ron Diggs, Ren Mottley, Adviser Mr. Mullikin. Cheryl Anderson, Karin Bates, Kathy Bates, Michelle Chauner, Lori Fritsch, Cathy Ganong, Sue Glanzrock, Peggy Hodges, Kathy Knutson, Carol Masterman, Pat Rockwell, Margo Thompson, Diane Wilson, Barb Ebright, Peggy Bloom, Cindy Saylor, Debbie Yantis, Karen Aurelio, Loxie Adams, Marcia Antoncich, Becky Bjornsson, Tina Eckroth, Judy Hel- ler, Terrie Huckaby, Georgette Michael, Sandi Oster, Sandy Quantrille, Carmel Nilsen, Jean Purdy, Janet Rockwell, Laurel Butler, Diane Farr, Margaret Holmberg, Cindy Booser, Annette Dong, Cindy Efta, Donna Cinderich, Debbie Bordeux, Marice Rivers, Denise Saros, Ginger Edwards, Sue Hutchison, Kathi Powell, Tammy Crosslin, Dawn Davis, Virginia Farley, Sandy Pleasants, Debbie Cruz, Colleen Brandt, Sheri Walters, Dawn Bertrand, Carol Lynch, Adviser Miss Elliott. 6

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Organizations involve everyone. Tickettes is a group of young ladies dedi- cated to the proposition that it ' s fun to sell tickets at games! They are the people who greet you at the door and show the way to excitement within. It ' s members consist of Cheryl Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Barbara Dick, Karin Ekness, Tina Eckroth, Pat Hudson, Heidi Impson, Sharon Jackson, Debbie Mar- tinez, Georgette Michael and Sandy Oster. Tina Eckroth always keeps her eyes on the money. The people in Audio-Visual are behind the scene setting up the visual aid equipment for assemblies and concerts. They also work with sound equipment and lighting. The advisers and students are Mr. Wagness, Mr. Lewellen, Mike Jorgenson, Tim Nelson, Bill Blaurock, Kathy Crosslin, Gregg Pierce, Kevin Graving and Randy Sumner. Audio-Visual works with equipment such as the video tape. Gregg Pierce tries hard to think straight long enough to figure out this mess. 75

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Thespians played The Importance of Being Earnest In early spring the Evergreen players produced The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wild, which is a satire based on the British social system. The cast included: Sanford Brown — Jack, Tim Torneby — Algernon, Sue Satton — Gwendolyn, Linda Beaudry — Cecily, Jim Allen — Merriman, Jim Boril — Dr. Chausable, LynneGurney — Miss Prism, Glen Putnam — Manserv- ant, and Lisa Weiger — Lady Bracknell, and Dr. Taeschner, director. I thought your name was Jack. — Tim Torneby (Algernon) and San- Tim Torneby prepares Oh, do you mean it Jack? — Sue Satton and San- ford Brown (Earnest) tea. ford Brown Would you like a cookie, my dear? — Jim Allen and Linda Beaudry Do you think this improves my image? — Dr. Taeschner transforms Lynne Sue Satton Gurney into an old maid . 77