Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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92 W ThroughouT The 4986-87 school yeor, Wolver- ines could be seen rooming The hollwoys before, during. ond dfTer edch school ddy. These sTu- denTs, eiTher knowingly or unknowingly, were in seorch of success. Some desired only To furTher Their currenT sociol sTdTus, some come To Toke ddvdnToge of The educoTiondl experience of- fered, dnd some showed up To poss The Time unTil grdduoTion or summer, whichever come firsT. Eoch of These reosons for being d Wolverine hdd Their own successful end. The wdy in which This end wos redched is where vorieTy come inTo The picTure. lvlony school evenTs ond closses were scheduled ThroughouT The yedr. The execuTive council closs which suceeded in displdying posi- Tive posTers ond ThoughTs during The yeor, ond The pride pins which could only be eorned Through o posiTive ocT disploying pride Towdrds Evergreen were included in These ocTiviTies. The conned food drive humilioTion ossembly, dnoTher evenT, inspired mony people To bring conned food ond cciused Evergreen To dchieve iT's seT godl of 'l,5OO cons. All in dll, The 4986-87 school yedr proved To be quiTe successful. By Erin Hughes v Cori GrouT mokes o volenTine for someone To cheer Them up. l - Senior HoJin Lee ond Sophomore Noomi An- derson soy goodbye To dnofher yeor, 204 Theme

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A partial 1986-87 annual staff: GOING UPSTAIRS - Cheryl Berryhill, Marylynn Walbaum, Mike Stallmah, Jerry Peter- son, Jordan Kuehn, Sheila Smith, Dianne Corey, Kathy Tripp, Jay Irwin, Erin Hughes. Julie Braid, Lauanne Hen- niger, Jamie Spafforcl, and Mr. Church. if W. ,ft ,M 'QW W V-aww -,993 M' L ...wif ff r 4? g me we X' -ll cw! ?, ff WJ:- Q' if ,r ,,, , W. ,F fa MW f s W 1 5' , 3, . f, ia- ,iw sw 4. 7 2 l EQ, milf-if V , Z ' - T 5f'4 7..w5 . ,, , ,,,, .- ,I ii ' ,, sa- MW ,. fi I f x Z K V ,,,,. , by A - f 2,5 . ' 3 r 1 f , , , i i i it ' Q ,, A tale of two editors- and their faithful followers It all started back in the summer of 1986. July, I think it was. Fearless flittle did they knowj editors Jordan and Julie and head photographer Jerry embarked on a jour- ney to Eastern Washington University, for a three day Jostens workshop. During their stay, Jordan and Julie discovered the immense gap between what each thought a yearbook should contain, and Jerry learned how to be a photographer lwhich he hadn't known beforej. Jordan also learned to like the Beatles. Arriving back in Seattle, J 8 J were anxious land frightenedj to begin the school year as the leaders of a group of thirteen rookies and only six veteran staff people. Jord was a little scared to speak in front of the class, so they were kind of left in the dark for a while. Our brave editors struggled in first period, trying to develop a ladder, theme, and cover. Great de- bate occured between Julie, Jordan, and Mr. Church, the advisor. They wanted s more catchy, contemporary theme for their book, and finally arrived at ln Motion Towards Success. It was developed quite well on the theme pages, but was lacking throughout the rest of the book. Maybe they'll do better next year with theme. Any- ways, going through the 85-86 ladder, J 8 J modeled the 86-87 ladder. They got a little tricky with the color section, and greatly expanded the academics coverage. With a rapidly approaching first deadline, Julie and Jord ironed out their differences and worked together. Deadlines came and went, and each lexcept for the December deadline when Julie took her infamous Brazilian vacation that left Jordan and Mr. Church on their ownj was a bit smoother than the previous one. Mr. Church, Jordan, and Jay came to school twice during winter break, to finish up senior memories and rock to A Reggae Christmas. When the year finally ended, many pressing questions were left unanswered. Will Jason 's aspirations to become a future editor be fulfilled? Will Erin ever meet deadlines on time? Will Jim show up for class? Will Jerry D. ever find his Pringle's? I don't know. It was quite a year. Jordan Kuehh EdiTor's ' , , g l ,,,, ff gm. 1, X . f s g, ill' Note 203

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