Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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October 11-12 - Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Reykjavik, Iceland for some unsuccessful arms talks. Oct. 13 - World Exposition closes. Oct. 27 - The New York Mets win the World Series at home, af- ter seven games against the Boston Red Sox. Ray Knight is selected the MVP. ' Given to the U.S. by France in 1886, Miss Liberty still shines bright. 1 --Regan endures one of many inconvenient moments during the Iran arms scandal. ' QA World In Motion ' The Official Guide to a very impressive display of human innovation. Research and Layout Design - Jordan Kuehn November 4 - Brock Adams fDl defeats Slade Gorton for the U.S. Senate position. The Democrats take the majority 55-45, marking the end of the Reagan era. December 1 - Lt. Col. Oliver North begins congressional testimony on secret funds for Nicaraguan con- tras. He takes the 5th amendment to begin the largest scandal since Watergate, and of Reagan's pres- idency. January 6 - President Reagan un- dergoes prostrate gland surgery. Jan. 25 - The New York Giants slaughter the Denver Broncos 39-20 in Superbowl XXI. February 7 - Michael Jordan skys to win in the slam dunk contest held in Seattle. Feb. 8 - The West defeats the East in the All-Star NBA game. Tom Chambers of Seattle is chosen the MVP. Feb. 25 - The University of Wash- ington Stadium expansion proiect collasped. March 4 - Reagan addresses the nation, taking responsibility for the Iran arms deal.

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April 13 - Jack Nicklaus wins a record sixth Masters tournament, for a total of twenty maiors. He is the oldest Masters champion. Apr. 14 - The USS America battle group withdraws after sending planes on a bombing raid of Libya. Apr. 26 - A nuclear reactor, resembling the one at Han- ford, Washington, at Chernobyl, Russia explodes. Radiation spread over much of the world, and the death toll will not be totaled for many years to come. May 2 - Expo '86 opens in Vancouver. May 12-15 - Two high school hikers are rescued after a savage blizzard on Mount Hood. Seven students and two teachers die. May 25 - Five million Americans ioin hands to raise money for the nation's hungry. July 4 - The Statue of Liberty celebrates its 100th birth- day in a quite spectacular fashion. July 31 - Moonlighting is nominated for 16 Emmys and wins none. ' January 1, 1987 marked a change in our license plates to commemorate the 100th birthday of Washington. v Whitney Houston struts her stuff as her album sells above the 7 million mark. August 31 - An Aeromexico plane crashes into a Los Angeles suburb, af- ter colliding with a private craft. All 67 aboard both planes and 15 on the ground die. September 26 - The Evergreen foot- ball team upsets second ranked Kent- wood. - On Board signs peaked in their popularity. IBTIEY Iwi! Current Events 1986- '87 74A

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A Fond Fdrewell November 1, 1960. ThdT's when Lois Lingbloom begon working in The dishroom dT Evergreen High School. Mrs. Lingbloom worked of EHS for 27 yedrs, ond reTired in 1987 GS The hedd cook. She recdlled some of her memories oT EHS, such ds her firsT doy. She sdid ThoT she wds scored To deoTh, os dnyone would be sTdrTing d new job. BuT working hod become rouTine dnd ThoT's whdT she will miss The mosT, she remdrked. Gefling up edrly in The morning dnd keeping busy hdd become such d pdrl of her ThoT iT wos hord To give ThoT up. Of course, ln no woydid she become o hermiT dfler she lefl. She sTdTed ThoT she plonned To visiT her six children, dll of which grddudTed from Evergreen ond now reside in Alosko. Mrs. Lingbloom noTed ThoT she would noT forgeT oil of The people ond sTudenTs ThoT she meT oT EHS, ond ThdT everyone musT move on. So ds she did, EHS bid her d fond forewell dnd recdlled one of her remorks obouT Evergreen High School, l'm going To miss The old pldce. Mrs. Lingbloom, EHS will miss you, Too. by Joy Irwin 4. v.k. L. Lingbloom Head Cook Lois Lingbloom os she dppedred in The 1968 ForesTer. Lois Lingbloom smiles os she reflecTs upon The mony yedrs ThoT she hos worked of EHS 76A Mrs. Lingbloom