Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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E.H.S. TEAM OPP 73 Garfield 3 5 Tyee 7 7 Kenfridge 2 2 Kent-Meridian O O Hazen -4 3 Auburn 9 8 Kennedy 3 ii Kentwood 73 2 Highiine I 2 Lindbergh IO 3 Renton 2 6 Ken fridge 8 6 Kent Meridian 8 I Auburn 4 7 Hazen 5 i2 Kennedy ii 3 Kentwood 72 2 Highline L 73 Lindbergh bThe Evergreen infielders meet at the pitcher's mound fora little pep talk. D Top Row: Mr. Tate, Donna Renolds, Tabitha Murphy, Darcy Cass, Cathy McKee, Stephanie Johnson, Sherri Crouse, Marylynn Walbaum, Michelle Lund, Robin Hoff, Mr. Lapasin. Bottom Row: Mciybry Hillyard, Daylene Boehm, Stacey Thorlacius, Cori Grout, Tammy Hogue. Barbara Barron. 6OA Softball Lady Wolves, Best Season Ever The high spirited Lady Wolves produced one of their best E.H.S. soft- ball seasons ever. Not to mention two very satisfying wins over their number one rival, the Kennedy Lancers. All- NPSL player Daylene Boehm CMFPJ and returning letterwoman Stephanie Johnson both led the team with powerful hits and outstanding defen- sive play. The pitching staff was also a great part of the Evergreen squad. Seniors Darcy Cass and Sherri Crouse and Freshman Michelle Lund all knew how to make it difficult for their op- ponents to get a hit. While in the out- field, enthusiastic senior Stacey Thorlacius made some tough catches look easy and cheered the team to victory. Although the girI's batting averages weren't always as high as they had hoped for, their defense accom- modated nicely. Even head coach Lapasin agreed that the team was one of the best defensive teams l've ever coached. And thanks to an excellent J.V. team this year, coached by Ms. Klewin, there should be some nice additions to the varsity team next year. by Marylynn Walbaum

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0 Despite competing with a broken wrist, Mario Houston wins the trlple jump. v Planting his pole with precision, Darren Haag shoots for a personal best. sew t QM K gk W7 si A. A . .. , ,., . . . sf f--was-sffcizliwfft-s-Q 4' ' uf ar' K r l Q' Q . N ' ..- gf fig , Q s :A A Q is -,fttisss .s,- ' s ::'2' V Q1 fk '-' ,, gm. k sn-- 'W W S-is . L as 's X sf: Z -1- , . r is-f L, 41 A W ,i S W ,... .5 FM ,Wasps SG! s -rs ' . ' 7 1? . is f - - fag Je Q I . r s K f V f H, Ft' MW W A. W n i 2 ' 0 After winning the AOOm, Larry May receives congratulations from ai . teammates. 4 Showing his endurance, Moeurt Klok competes in the 3200m run. 1 is Qi if r,.k nf ., ,,.. ,. WM ' tl Boys' Track 59A

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i fi is 3 5. 1 1 - . X.. s F I S!!! 5? K.. 5 .. ,'Xf. 1 x S Q. YI .5 55 TK Q Barb Barron gets a nice base hit in the four- 4 Barb Barron, Cori Grout and the rest of the th inning to advance a fellow teammate. squad heading back to the bus after a tough 6-8 loss to Kentridge. CFirst Row: Ms. Klewirt, Doreen Foley, Darcy Tyler, Cindy Mack, Jennifer Van- denberg, Shannon O'Brien, Michelle Cooper, Second Row: Sherri Manthie, Paige McSwan, Coleen Grout, Michelle Ostrom, Deanna Yilek, Third Row: Robin Fait, Tiffany Lund, Susan Loman, Kari Curtin 4 Pitcher Michelle Lund con- centrates on the next strike she is about to throw. Softball 61A