Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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' PRGM I 98 A Dance Worth Remembering v Prom King and Queen .lerry Abraham and Chris Kano smile as they enjoy the v A limo idly waits outside the Collesium night. to chauffer people on a sightseeing v Enjoying the dance are Charmaine tour around Seattle after Prom. Caros and Ryan Gulin. f The excitement of the event floated through the air. The aura was contagious as whispers buzzed in classrooms and hallways. What does your dress look like? Where are you guys going to dinner? My friend told me he was renting a limo. Seniors were thrilled to be going to the last dance of their high school career. Juniors talked anxiously of going to the biggest dance of the year. As the night of Prom drew nearer, the wallets of students became lighter. Money was put into buying or renting tuxedos, dresses, flowers, limos, and as the tradition goes--hotel rooms. On the morning of April 25th at the Rainier Room, a group of junior were preparing for the big event. Balloons, streamers, table cloths, and center pieces were among the decorations displayed. The caterers had been called and were preparing food such as sandwiches, relish trays, nuts, mints, and punch. They also supplied the food table with an ice carving of two birds sit- ting on a heart. As people began to arrive, the photographers set about taking all sorts of candid pictures. Also available by :BA Prom

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The Love H OPP Th' rr 'f is yea s ennrs eam was a young Team, buT They worked as hard as any oTher Team aT Evergreen. There was only five seniors, all of Them boys. The goal for This year's Tennis Team was To geT more girls involved. Tennis, which is The only co-ed sporT offered aT Evergreen, is a very sTrenuous sport. They pracTiced everyday afTer school for 2Vz hours excepT on The days They had maTches. They played T3 regular season maT- ches. Each maTch consisTed of seven games. There was one boy's doubles, one girl's doubles, one mixed doubles, 2 boy's singles, and 2 girl's singles. Each game played consisTed of one poinT. The Team musT win A games in order To win The maTch. To deTermine who would play during each maTch, The Tennis Team used 'The ladder. This concepT conTained The of Tennis names of all The members of The Team. The Top five Team members on The boy's ladder and The Top five on The girl's ladder played on The varslTy Team. Over The weekend The Team had challenge maTches. In The challenge maTches, Team members from The boTTom or middle of The lad- der could challenge someone higher up on The ladder. Each of The challenge maTches consisTed of eighT or more games. The firsT person To win eighT games would reporT The scores To The coach, Doris Burdin. Ms. Burdin would Then adjusT The ladder accor- ding To The resulTs of The challenges. When asked which game was The ToughesT, Coach Doris Burdin an- swered There is no easy game, buT KenT Meridian was probably The ToughesT. by KaThy Tripp her upcoming mafch 4 Chuong Truong gefs ready To demolish his opponenf by using a smashing serve.