Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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C ProcTicing Their bicycle kicks, seniors Todd Morrow ond C.J. Thomds foll To The ground. QMidfielder Mike Swindle, wiTh supporT midfielder Korl Kinerk, brings The boll up The field. CTop row: Brandon Wolfe, Kori Kinerk, Derek PersoneTT, STeve Clark, ScoTT Colby, Duone Schueller, C.J. Thomos, Todd Morrow, Mr. Hoydshi. Middle row: Bobby Klein, STeve Sovere, Mike Swindle, Cricket Shires, Rob Ernmick, Brod LiTTIe, Bobby Gdrzd. Boflorn row: ShcirleT Edrp, Amir Nozerni, Todd Moore, J.P. Johnson, Brion Nisley, Showno Prehrn. Boys' Soccer 55A

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5, TEAM OPP Clover Park O MT. Rainier 3 O Kennedy i O Highiine C 2 Lindbergh 2 3 Enumoiaw 2 i Kenfvvood i 2 Auburn i 3 Ren Ton i O KenT Meridian 3 O Hazen i O Auburn 2 O Kenfwooa' 3 C Keni Meridian 7 3 Kenfridge 6 7 Hazen O 54A Boys' Soccer G Duane Schueller looks up The field To decide where To pass The ball. D CrickeT Shires, one of The six freshmen on The Team, anTicipaTes The ball coming Towards him. Boys' Soccer Makes The boys' soccer Team showed much improvemenT since lasT year. As The season began, The anTicipaTion of The players could be felT before every game. Head coach Mr. Hayashi and assisTanT coaches Mr. Morrow and Ken Brown had again succeeded in pum- ping The enThusiasm of The players, pulling The players TogeTher as a Team, and creaTing a successful winning squad for Evergreen. As The season conTinued The hard work and effori of The whole Team grew increasingly wiTh every game. Each player sTrove To accomplish individual goals and The Hisior Team as a whole supporied one anoTher more. ln improvemenT of lasT year, The players played more like a Team and also puT ouT more effori. The Team members noTiced The differences in Their efforTs also. Proof of Their dedicaTion showed in The Team's season record. The 86-87 Boys' soccer Team had The besT record in The hisTory of Evergreen C4-8-Aj. Junior Duane Schueller, a fonivard on The Team, sTaTed, We had a young Team, buT l ThoughT we did well wiTh whaT we had. by Cheryl Berryhill

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vPicTured are: Debbie Abraham. Vicki Carson and Julie Beleiciks NoT picTured: Leslie McKay, Suzy NesTer and Theresa Tuliau. Team Size inspires Closeness lf we had more people, we would have scored more poinTs and so we would have been a beTTer Team, ex- pressed junior Leslie McKay, buT because we were a small Team, we were closer and we goT along really well. This sTaTemenT sums up The T987 Wolverine girls Track Team. They were small in number, only 6 members, which limiTed Their chances of success. More imporTanT, however, was The closeness of The Team and individual successes ThaT were achieved. Under The coaching of JaneT BunTin, pracTice Took place every day afTer school for TV2 To 2 hours. The Team sTreTched and jagged as Their half hour warm ups, Then They performed The daily rouTines of running hills, prac- Ticing charges, or working ouT in The weighTroom. MeeTs occurred once a week on Thursday or Friday. DifferenT evenTs Iduring The meeTs included disTance running C800-3200mj, sprinTs GOO- AOOQ, hurdles, long and high jumps, shoTpuT and discus. Because of The small number of players, The Team was unable To compeTe in The relay evenTs. One of The highlighTs of The season was when senior Suzy NesTer broke The school record of i3.2s in The TOOm dash wiTh The Time of 12.9 seconds. AnoTher season highlighT Took place when Evergreen almosT beaT KenT- wood. According To BunTin, The girls were real compeTiTive and spiriTed so The meeT was very exciTing. The Team probably would've won The meeT, which ended wiTh The close score of 62-AO, excepT one member was sick. Looking back on The enTire season, one can see ThaT iT was noT very suc- cessful in comparison wiTh oTher schools. YeT The small number of girls on The Team allowed Them To have fun and geT To know each oTher beTTer. One way This was accomplished was by alTending a poT luck spagheTTi din- ner aT The coach's house on The nighT before The firsT meeT. by Jennifer Hale is s 4 Suzy NesTer lisTens inTenTly as The 0 Freshman Debbie Abraham soars coach gives some suggesTions. Through The air during a long jump.