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In May 1986, seven students and two members of staff from Oregon Episcopal School died during an excursion on Mount Hood. The students were participating in an adventure program required by the school for sophomores.
2 lis 2018 · The Oregon Episcopal School Mount Hood climb remains, to this day, the second-deadliest alpine accident in North American history, behind a 1981 avalanche on Mount Rainier that killed 11....
19 paź 2018 · Late on the night of Sunday, May 11, 1986, a group of 20 people, 15 of them students, set off to summit Mount Hood as part of the school's Basecamp program, required for sophomores.
The family that did sue eventually won $500,000 from jurors who found the school had been negligent in the death of their son. A report outlined mistakes made on the mountain.
17 maj 1986 · The two survivors of the Oregon Episcopal School hiking party, stranded by a sudden snow storm on 11,235-foot Mount Hood Monday, were Brinton Clark and Giles Thompson, both 15 years...
8 kwi 2020 · In 1986, two tragedies caught the attention of the media. The shuttle Challenger blew up while ascending, killing all seven of the crew, including Christa Mc...
16 maj 1986 · Three teen-age members of the climbing party, from the Oregon Episcopal School in Portland, were found Wednesday near a glacier on the mountain. They later died.
