Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Q Barbara Barron seTs The ball while Team members Rosean Messall, Karen Upchurch, and Yun Jeong Yang waTch on To see when They can give a hand. Q VarsiTy- Erica STeiiling, Lycia Diaz, Rosean Messall, Yun Jeong Yang, DaneTTe Proszek, So Yun Joung, STacy Thorlacius, Babnara Barron, Lisa Prince, HeaTher Freed, Jenny ComforT, Mr. Todd, ana Karen Upchurch. 9 Lisa Prince gives her ali To geT The ball over The neT. i'ag, asf I yiiqifi Volleyball 31

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EHS TEAM OPP 3 Ballard U 3 Curlis l l Federal Way 3 O K enrwood 3 2 l?enTon 3 O Kenlwood 3 l Lindbergh 3 l Hazen 3 O Auburn 3 3 l-lgnlne O O K enfddge 3 3 K enr Meddan O 4 Kennedy 3 O Auburn 3 Vale yb all Makes A l-lf Drive and deTerminaTion. ThaT's whaT The girls on The volleyball Team showed ThroughouT Their 4986 season. They did Their very besT To show The oTher Teams whaT The Wolverines were really made of. While six differenT sTarTers began each game, The remaining Team members gave supporT and encour- agemenT from The sidelines. Each play- er conTribuTed To The success of The Team spiriT and The ouTcome of The season, no maTTer whaT The win-loss record was. We work as a Team, and we work hard aT accomplishing ThaT, said var- siTy player Yun Yeong Yang. 2 -f', 'f' - .1 f r ' I v:,' ,E2, Z r This year The Wolverine sTudenTs also showed Their pride, by showing up aT The games. They came wiTh Their ex- ciTemenT and encouragemenT To give To The Team. l'They have a lack of experience, buT They make up for ThaT lack wiTh excellenT sporTsmanship and posiTive aTTiTudes. ThaT's whaT Evergreen is known for, responded Coach Todd when asked abouT The way he felT abouT The Team and Their aTTiTudes. The girls goT ouT There and gave iT Their besT shoT, and made The Wolver- ines proud of Them. by Jamie Spafford Mrs. lvledak. To The opponenT. 4 J.V- Debbie Abraham, Toni BoTello, Janel Dyke, Michelle Lund, Jackie Richardson, Cin- dy Hong, Eunice Nam, Sally Yi, Cindy Mack, lvlaybry Hillyard, Janye Jones, Tammy EaTon, Keri CurTain, Rachel DeWiTT, HeaTher Freed. Q Rosean lVlessall prepares To serve To The ball

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A Tesr Of Endu ance - The Evergreen Wolverines girls' soc- cer Team had To work iTs hardesT and sTrongesT. LasT year The Team placed fifTh in sTaTe afTer losing a Tough game To Thomas Jefferson High School in sud- den deaTh overTime. Because of The success of lasT year's sauad, This year's Team decided To Try iTs besT To im- prove on lasT year's record seTTing season. AlThough The Team losT Three seniors aT The end of lasT season, They gained five new freshmen players and one new junior player. These addiTions were greaTly needed aT The beginning of The season and supporTed The Team ThroughouT The year. The coaches, lrma EllioTT and Dave Cass, who have succeeded in compil- ing a successful, compeTiTive, and Q STephanie Johnson punTs The ball ouT of Evergreen TerriTory during The game againsT Lindbergh. 4 Janel Sfoneback, exemplifying her year-long efforT, gives The Wolverines an offensive advanrage. 9 Suzy NesTer, proTecTing The ball from aTTacking Tro- jans, manuevers The ball Towards The goal for a score. 32 Girls' Soccer hardworking Team, have been coach- ing aT Evergreen for Three years. They had a posiTive feeling aT The beginning of The season and ThoughT ThaT afTer The Team had won Their firsT game The resT of The season would fall inTo place. Daylene Boehm, who had been a member of The Team for Three years, said, lrma and Dave have really helped me To improve my skills and playing aTTiTude over The years. I feel The Team Tried iTs hardesT This season, said Darcy Cass, who was a varsiTy leTTerman in soccer for four years. lvlarylynn Walbaum, a junior player, ThoughT The freshmen were a posiTive addiTion To The Team during The year. by Cheryl Berryhill ing Lindbergh goal on a breakaway