Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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-Y-Aj'- X- L 5 5 li X X iii fgglhf 9 After four yeors of being o Wolverine, This senior geis some weil deserved resi. 1841 Siudeni Life f' 'I 0 108 Ji I 5 1 . ,dl 4 This junior seems hoppy with nis 'ironk oi EHS

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A time for us. . When ThdT 2:15 bell sounded, ond The holls of Evergreen High School rong wiTh empTiness, EHS sTudenTs were ouT on Their own, free from School, Teochers, ond books for onoTher 48 hours or so. BuT where di They go? WhoT did They do? And obove dll, why did They do iT'? AlThough cerTdinly noT The mosT populor, buT The mosT needed ocTiviTy wds sTudying. If one didn'T geT To The librory by oT ledsT 3:00, o sedT dT o Tdble would be o hord Thing To come by. Then There wds The buddy SysTem , os in you do The firsT holf of The prob- lems, ond l'll do The second holf, ond we'll swiTch dT lunch, okoy'? Probobly The mosT populor ocTiviTy for non-odvenTurousfombi- Tious Types wds lounglng . This ocTiviTy wds more Thon o woy To pciss The Time before dinner drrived - iT wos o woy To express one's innermosT self. No Two loungers ore olike. Some Wolverines hod on ofTer school job. or o club or sporT To dTTend. Some who were involved in school ocTiviTies goT To sToy oT EHS o liTTle longer Thon mosT, ond were envied by dll. Weekend ocTiviTies were o whole differenT sTory. Once ogdin, Encore's donce mixes ond ouTsTonding lighT shows oTTrocTed mony EHS sTudenTs, Wolverines could be seen oT mony movie TheoTres ond shopping molls, cdTching The loTesT flick or finding The perfecT ouTfiT. WhoTever Evergreen STudenTs did wiTh Their free Time, They were sure To do iT wiTh The confidence ThdT comes from being one of The pdck, o True Wolverine. by Shelby Murphy Q Kier SchmiTT kicks bock of home wiTh his fovoriTe oll ciround guy - Mi- choel J. Fox. STudenT Life 483

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l 0 f-5 X Sli v A sophomore looking exciTed abouT his Two remaining years aT Q all ages WhaT makes a Wolverine? WhaT does iT Take To make iT Through four years of pep assemblies pop quizzes, and weT breezeways? Freshmen aT EHS were recognized by The ever presenT losT look on Their faces The pee-chee maps and Their disTincT conTrasT To iiii s in g Fun for EHS. The seniors. The class of 4990 was a liTTle differenT from freshmen pasT, as Their yeT un-changed voices could acTually be heard aT assemblies. Their year was a Time of adjusTmenT, and of realizaTion, Too, as They discovered whaT high school life was all abouT. Sophomores were exciTed To geT a differenT place To siT in The gym. Hoorayl They cried, l'we're noT freshmen anymore! , buT really, being in The sophomore class of 4989 musT be a loT like being The middle child in a family - you're neiTher here nor There. BuT, as sophomores, They knew where Their classes were, and even how To geT To Them. Juniors were officially upperclassmen. The class of 4988 sure was greaT. WiTh school spiriT abounding, juniors drove mom's car To school, and began To know The True meaning of independence as They reached The end of The school year. Seniors were, . . . well . . . They were seniors. The class of 4987 Took advanTage of iT's suprioriTy by Taking loTs of arT classes, win- ning class compeTiTions, and concenTraTing on looking cool. A sen- ior had heavy Things in his mind - college, jobs, and jusT how much longer mom and dad would keep supporTing Them. By Shelby Murphy and , Q T an 5 Q A popular freshman acTiviTy - gar- ' f bage can invesTigaTing. ff ff .. , A QT - iff' STudenT Life 485