Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The many faces of Wolverine Country So you liked my fairy outfit, huh? Peggy For Carl Johnson this is the only way out. Bloom Man, oh man, you ' ve got it made in the shade! Carol Hagen and Jeff Tessen The Cottage Cheese for Lunch Bunch: Cindy Maguire, Diane Wilson Barb Petronis stretches her coffee break. Hi Julie Harrison takes time out in the lounge. Can you verify your statement? Oliva Lauritze ' You guys are all weird! says Grace Marczuk. .2

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Office, Library, Clinic Aides — helping others Library aides assist the librarians in checking out material, filing cards, and making sure that students receive am- ple notices of overdue books. Aides are: Sue Little, John Patton, Thelma Pierce, Terry Bruneau, Vicki Longwell, Debbie Nash, Janis Benson, Tina Eck- roth, Sheila Westergard, Barb Mullins, Lee Fatland, Ray Breaux, Bob Donald- son, and Pam Geigle. and I ' ve got the a ' s — Tina Ekroth, Janis Benson. I before e except after c — Teresa Jordan Donna Osborne takes over in Mr. Z ' s absence. Morning routine has the Of- fice Aides roaming the empty halls for pink slips, while fel- low classmates wake up to first period. Office Aides include: Karen Brown, LeAnn Gorringe, Debbie Lessley Hoskyn, Patty Shuck, Bill Brunelle, Kim Be- low, LouAnn Doelker, Pat O- rey, Karin Aurelio, Roxane Harmon, Lonnie Tracy, Jean- nie Ghramm, Peggy lllian, Mary Negley, Heidi Impson, Tim Casey, David Begley, Chris Bales, Craig Aurelio, Kathy Crosslin, Vicki Zigalla, Shelley Henry, Denise Nielsen, Rebec- ca Brooke, Barbara Jones, Rob- by Smith, and Colleen Wold. The Clinic Aides have a gag of a time signing in nauseous students who sought the clinic as a refuge from an unscheduled test. A typical delirious patient staggers in after having sur- vived first period, only to be released and return again following lunch. The following girls work in the clinic: Kar- en E. Johnson, Bobbi Johnson, Cheryl Loving, Cheryl Kuxhouse, and Debbi Pryor. Donna and Danita discuss the mystery of the missing pink slip. The everyday routine of checking students in and out. — Ms. Hogan

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are reflected in the Class of 1974. Write on, Kathy, write on! K. Knutson 83