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FRIENDS 

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I-Dawn Casci and Nicole Gentes take time for a refreshing drink between 

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2-Shannyn Roberts and Carrie Schultz smile for the camera. 

3-Robyn Ohashi and Ty Talbot exchange a hug en route to Lutherhaven. 

4-Senior students bid a fond farewell to their final year at Leadership Camp. 

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friend who wil remain a friend forever, 

by Ruth langdon Morgan 

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5-Courtney Howell. laura Nye and Shannon Welch show spirit while cheering on 

their team. 

6-L.C. students sit under the bridge and wait for something exciting to occur, 

7-Bonka Wilkins and lyn Andrews discuss an upcoming test. 

S-Katie Kerkering and laurie Kawabata hang out at Manito Pharmacy, 

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HISTORY 

Prehistoric: The dude was in 

total command; it was seen 

daily when the cave dude drug 

his woman around by her hair. 

The Discovery of America: The 

Pilgrim dudes stumble upon 

the fun of cruising while riding 

in the Mayflower. 

Turn of the Century: Parents of 

dudes are tired of dudes borrowing 

the car to take dudettes 

out. This inspires Henry 

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mass produce the Model- T so 

that all dudes would have their 

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World War 1/: Camo pants and 

combat boots catch on as dude 

fashion, as well as the G.I. Joe 

dudes. 

The Fifties: Rock and Roll is 

here to stay. Blue jeans, 

grease. leather jackets, the 

twist and Elvis Dudes are 

reigning supreme. 

The Eighties: SOls, Guess, 

Espirit and Swatch arrive on 

the scene. The 50's and 60's 

dudes start to make a comeback. 

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COOL DUDES 

James Dean 

a legendary Dude 

Tom Cruise 

a bartending Dude 

Eddie Murphy 

a comedian Dude 

Arnold Schwartznegger 

a muscle-man Dude 

Michael Hutchens 

an inxs Dude 

Mike Tyson 

a tough Dude 

Elvis Presley 

a rock n' roll Dude 

David Letterman 

a show host Dude 

Sid Vicious 

a thrashin' Dude 

Gorbechev 

a communistic Dude 

Freddie Krueger 

a scary Dude 

Ray Miler 

a retiring Dude 

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DUDETTES 

Marilyn Monroe 

a beautiful Dudette 

Demi Moore 

a talented Dudette 

Tammi Fae 

a made-up Dudette 

Joan Rivers 

a loud Dudette 

Princess Di 

a royal Dudette 

Joan Collns 

a scandalous Dudette 

Janet Evans 

a gold-winning Dudette 

Cher 

a sexy Dudette 

Y oko Ono 

a beatie's Dudette 

D'r. Ruth 

an educating Dudette 

Vanna White 

an alphabetical Dudette 

Tracy Chapman 

a revolutionary Dudette 

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In the heart of every Dude, 

there is a list inscribed permanently. 

That list is as dear to 

him as the U. S. Constitution is 

to our country. Every Dude has 

his own personal Duds, plus a 

few of these necessities that 

accompany day to day life. 

college sweatshirts 

leather jackets 

rock n' roll shirts 

50l's (faded. ripped, or acid 

washed) 

swatch watch 

two layers on upper body 

baggy clothes 

indoor soccer shoes 

slip-on shoes 

rugby's 

tie-dyes 

Converse high tops 

Center, Eric Akerhielm. Roger Hollngsworth, and Cris lucas; some of the studly 

football crew show US they are number one, 

Bottom left, Gloria Beatty. Suzan Marashi, and Alicia Beale rap about Oedipus, 

Below, L. C. wil be full of Dudes in the future, Among them is predicted to be Bret 

Swigard, Matt McCoy. Frank McCollough and Jerud Melcher. 

Above, Darren Chu turns on the Dude charm for Courtney Howell, Katie Sutch, 

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Past legends 

we all know of 

they are famous 

Elvis Presley 

first to rock 

his music is heard 

around the clock 

Marilyn Monroe 

an ageless beauty 

her photographs 

sing of eternity 

James Dean 

the famous rebel 

he molds lives 

stil in his movies 

Humphrey Bogart 

a good guy forever 

ending crime 

and sending hearts aflutter 

though legends everyone 

they live on and on 

Past dudes never die 

they are immortal forever 

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Don't "monkey" around with M./.P. 

This year area students were faced with a new M.I.P. law. 

As a result students were exposed to stricter law enforcement 

tactics to curb under age drinking. The law states that 

any student caught with alcohol in his or her possession wil 

receive a loss of driving privileges, a payment of a fine and a 

possible court appearance. 

Many students from various are High Schools have been 

affected by the tougher law. One student, whose name has 

been withheld. commented that the law has been successful in 

controlling substance abuse with teens and teen drinking parties. 

Another student remarked that the law has gone too far, 

making under age drinking a crime responded to by police 

with the same vigor as a murder. Despite this one student 

bluntly stated "It doesn't stop me!" 

The law is an attempt to urge teens to use caution and warn 

them of the serious effects of alcohoL. Hopefully it wil also 

reduce the number of accidents that stem from under age 

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Parking in the Jungle 

"Where can I park?" This question weighs heavy on the minds 

of L.c. students every morning. It is usually followed by "Can I fit 

in there? How close can I park by a fire plug? and "That's what 

bumpers are forI" There are many parking options but each has a 

disadvantage. The school provides a lot that is nearly three 

blocks from school and always full. The Diamond lot right next to 

school at a cost of $1.50 a day. lastly. there is street parking-a 

time consuming and frustrating option. The strategy of parking 

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for traffic errors. Above: Senior Jon 

Gustafson minimizes parking headaches 

by maximizing space. 

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THE JUNGLE 

It's Expensive! 

Moneylllt seems as we get further along in our high school 

years. it's harder to come by. yet more in demand. 

Money. In order to gain this resource. many students at loC. 

have been forced or have chosen to find a part time job. 

Whether working at Senior Froggy's. The Mustard Seed, 

TCBY. Nordstroms. law offices, Hallmark or Dicks. we can be 

found slinging fast food. folding clothes or filng papers all for 

the sake of earning a buck. 

Part-time working is not a get-rich-quick endeavor nor a 

glamorous job. To many. though. it is an easy way to add to the 

thickness of one's wallet. 

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i. An excited crowd cheers on the football 

team at Albi Stadium.:2. Despite the 

demanding work schedules.loC. students take a break to play with mickey, 3, 

Brian Rice grabs a cat nap after a late night studying, 4. Daisy Bakos, Eba 

Schneider and Nicki Wood smile for the camera during luch, 5, Angie Nelson 

and Gene Wittenberg turn on their Tiger charm, 

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7, Jono and Kevin display their 

boards with pride, 6. Renee 

Golden helps Casey Condon up 

the steps, S. Matt Walblom. 

Greg Stern and Drew Chisolm 

discuss the previous play during 

a football game at Albi. 

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LINGO LIST 

chil (v) command, meaning for one to "cool off," or 

calm down; synonym: relax 

CHILL OUT DUDE! 

cool (adj) (adv) used to describe an action or object 

when no other word can be found 

THOSE TREES ARE SOO . . . COOL! 

exclamation of delight 

YOU GOT THE CAR FOR TONIGHT, COOL! 

dog (v) to intentionally desert a friend MAN, 

CAN'T BELIEVE HE DOGGED ME AT LUNCH 

dork (n) pet name for a friend or title for an awkward 

person 

KATHY YOU ARE SUCH A DORK. 

dude (n) a generic name for anyone: commonly used 

when one forgets another one's name 

HEY. . . UH . . . DUDE! 

exclamation of delight, depression or denouncement 

usually used alone as a phrase 

DUDEl 

intense (adj) existing in an extreme degree; usually 

meaning something was good 

THE PARTY WAS SO INTENSE 

peak (v) to reach one's highest point possible in form 

of emotion 

HE LOOKED AT ME AND I PEAKED 

rad (adj) (adv) used to describe an action or object 

that has attained its fullest potential in quality 

THAT SWEATSHIRT IS RAD! 

tweek'n (v) not to work in correct fashion often re- 

ferring to one's hair 

i CAN'T GO TO THE GAME, MY HAIR IS TWEEK'N 

7-11 the local hangout 

Dicks a cheap and well known food stand 

Oldies but Goodies 

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TO BE OR NOT TO BE 

Parties- The best place to be over the weekends. Always 

fun, food and frolic to be had at these social gatherings. 

Ski Siopes- Schweitzer was the favorite spot as students 

planned weekend getaways. 

Dicks- Good cheap food and a chance to survey as many 

people as you have time to. 

7-11- The place to meet before parties, after parties, during 

lunch and even at 3:30 in the morning. 

Heights McDonalds- Ferry hangout, but hey it can stil be a 

good time. 

Home- Self explanitory. 

The backseat of a police car- NOT a cool place to be. (unless 

you see at least three people you know, then you can laugh 

about it.) 

The Field House- A very good place to be provided that 

there is a dance that night. If not you may feel a little sily. 

Riverside- Cruising on a friday night can be fun. However, 

cruising must be performed in a car, riding a bus is just not 

an effective way to pick up girls. 

The Lake- "The lake" includes any lake around. It is a favorite 

hangout in the warm days of June and September. 

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Whammy, large fry, 

large malt and two tartars. 

7-11 burrito snacks 

are the life-line of many 

Tigers. Super big gulps. 

Thirst Busters and The 

Boss go well with all food. 

Domino's Pizza deliver 

no matter where you are 

and a teenager is never 

safe from the Big-Mac 

attack. Oriental food at 

the Mustard Seed is 

great if you got the cash 

and Perkins is there 

when you don't. Twinkies. 

Ding Dongs. Ho Hos 

and cardboard pies 

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Best On Screen 

Cocktail- Stars Tom Cruise 

Rattle and Hum- U2's first motion picture 

Good Morning Vietnam- Robin Wiliams portrays Adrian 

Cronauer in a Iight- hearted look at the Vietnam Conflct 

The Accused- starring Jodie Foster and Kelly McGilis a 

serious fim dealing with the aftermath of rape 

Imagine- the story of legendary Beatles-John Lennon 

Scrooged- A comical view of Dicken's A Christmas Carol 

Tequila Sunrise- An All star cast featuring Mel 

Gibson, Michelle Pfeifer. and Kurt RusseL. 

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Red Red Wine- 

Ub40 

Wild Wild West-Es- 

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When it's Love-Van 

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Hotel California- 

The Eagles 

You Really Got Me- 

The Kinks 

Love Bites-Def Leppard 

Groovy Kind Of 

Love-Phil Collns 

I Want To Know-In- 

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You Really Got Me 

The Kinks 

Push It-Salt & Peppa 

Believe In Love- 

Scorpions 

You Shook Me All 

Night Long-ACjDC 

Welcome To The 

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KZZU 93 ZOO FM 

KVXO POWER 104 

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KKZX 99 Classic ROCK 

KKPL 96 APPLE FM 

KISC 98 KISS FM 

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Top Left: Steve Akerhielm, Mona Reed and Emily Kyle start a new way to 

lunch-Curbside eating 

Middle: David Corey samples the culinary treats of the cafeteria chefs, 

Above: Freshmen Kevin Golden and Aaron Delis converse and munch for 

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(Excuses for tardiness) 

i. I ran out of gas on 

the way back to 

schooL. 

2. There were super 

long lines at lunch today. 

3. I locked my keys in 

my car. (Bring in 

hanger for proof) 

4. i was speeding to 

get to class on time 

and got a ticket. 

Top Right: Sandy Mick and Debra Sonneborn 

find time to pose between bites. 

Bottom Left, A group of students absorb 

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Surface events that have taken place throughout high 

school include: Big Tiger. Little Tiger parties (when we were 

the little tigers). Airband cons. Junior cons. and our Senior 

Prom, These events only brought the class of 1989 closer together. 

Entering lewis and Clark as Freshmen. we were overwhelmed 

with our new found freedom, Things that we now 

take for granted. like chewing gum in class. were incredibly 

"cool" for 9th graders, Vows to treat the next year's Freshman 

as badly as we were treated echoes in everyones minds, 

We breathed a sigh of relief as we made it through our first 

year of high school only to be confronted with Mr, Weitz's 

chemistry class in our Sophomore year, "Now. critters-raise 

your paws if you know the answers 

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scaring students into learning was very effective, And of 

course. the parking lot was full of our cars! Drivers liscenses 

added to our high school freedom, 

Many of us went into our Junior year with older friends 

saying it would be the toughest year, , , and it was, For the 

A,P, students. talking of Mrs. Pfeifer and Mr, Gall bring back 

memories of Dialectial Journels. essay tests. and research

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Besides all of the academics, our Junior class had a lot of 

fun, We restored our adminstrations faith in the Junior con 

with a funny show that everyone enjoyed, 

So, after 3 long years, our senior year finally approached, 

Remember the first con we got to yell "Seniors!"? We claimed 

the much desired center seats at pep cons and 'remembered 

when we would have done anything to move from the frosh 

section in the back, 

Events like the Senior breakfast, Prom. and of course, 

graduation, at last for us. (and all of our anticipation and 

impatience for them to arrive) were well worth it. 

Many events and weekends were spent recallng the good 

old days when we didn't have to worry about the dreaded 

college essay, 

But. you guys-we made it! And t~rough all of our experiences, 

good and bad. we have grown closer, Thanks for an 

incredible 4 years. Lewis and Clark! 

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Don't let the memory of Jeremy Culnane end with his death, The ones that really loved him wil never let his spirit leave 

them. Jeremy was the kind of person that would help a friend that was having problems or in trouble. Our memory of 

him can likewise encourage us to help our friends, 

-Jeremy Lundberg 

He was always in a good mood; his personality was bright and radiant, 

-Brandie McRae 

Do not stand at my grave and weep 

I am not there, i do not sleep, 

I am a thousand winds that blow. 

I am the diamond glint on snow, 

I am the sunlight on ripened grain, 

I am the gentle autumn rain, 

When you wake in the morning hush 

I am the swift, uplifting rush 

of quiet birds in circling flight. 

I am the soft starlight at night, 

Do not stand at my grave and weep, 

i am not there, I do not sleep 

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Jeremy Patrick Wiliam Culnane 

August II, 1971 - Deçember 22, 1988 

I wil remember Jeremy not for the life gone, but for the life he gave to each of us, He is in our hearts and memories 

forever. 

-Renae Coe 

I wil always remember Jeremy, He always had a smile and he was happy all the time, Jeremy was one of the 

learned some things from his death, some things I 

most dependable friends I had. He was always there for me. I 

wil never forget or understand, I wil miss him very much. I do believe wherever he is now he is smilng and happy, 

-Jason McRae 

i believe that I wil never meet another Jeremy Culnane as long as I live, Good-Bye Friend, 

-Bil Evans 

Though the jungle may seem dense, never lose sight of the sun Though thistles and thorns may choke your 

roots, grow and reach for that which gives you life, 

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Miranda Ducrest-If I could freeze,iime 

for one day 1 would not only wantsun, 

fun, and smiles, but also a world without 

prejudice, stereotypes" or lies, a 

day when everyone could feel free to 

be who they,.are, and'have no fear in 

doing so-I know. I'm a dreamer, 

Rob Aronow-I would go on a major party 

adventure, break a few laws, and 

sleep fçrone whole, undisturbed hour 

without a worry" . But in reality I'd 

probably end up wi,th my girlfriend, 

Tahia Raol-I've always had an inner desire 

to go into a nice grocery store and 

pull out the bOllom can of a neatly 

stacked pyramid of canned goods so 

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Andy Washburn-I would skateboard at 

every place that has kicked me out 

and told me not to skate there; Then I 

would to something dr.astic tb their 

place. 

gfjAmy Faulhaber-Because of my bon. 

eheaded beliefs, 1 would diSpos~ of everyones 

clothing by burning it i~ a bonfire. 

I wçuld relieve t~e earthlof the 

heat by throwing the fire into the sky, 

Then i would appear 

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plain that "This is the way God intended 

us to live," I 

Dao Xiong-If I could only freele time 

for one precious day, 1 would Jse that 

iime to find the love that would~brighten 

this cold biller world. For such ihe 

love that I seek seeming to never cross 

with reality could fil the oceans of sorrow 

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Abrams, Peter 

Adair, Gavin 

Adams, Bradley 

Ahearn, Eric 

Akiyama. J.J 

Albright. Charlene 

Alleman. Jason 

Allen, Veronica 

Alviar, Melissa 

Anderson. Erika 

Anderson. Joey 

Aronow. Rob 

Aylward. Ann 

Bagley, Tina 

Bakos. Daisy 

Banning. Christopher 

Beal. Kimberly 

Beaman. Cole 

Bech. Delsey 

Bell, Douglas 

Berg. Gerald 

Bias, Jason 

Biondi, Deena 

Blakely. Jerome 

Bloom, Tas 

Bowker. Griff 

Boyden. Lonzell 

Bozarth. Jason 

Brackins. Frank 

Braga. Sarah 

Brake, T risha 

Brester, Cathy 

Bromley. Bethany 

Bronods. Anne 

Brown. Bridget 

Brown. Matthew 

SWitch¡;;-L;~-~s 

means life in the "Ciais" lane 

VVRROOOMI Juniors started no longer "sub-human," We 

their enginesl Not a moment had a definile position in the 

too soon, our time had come, LC family, 1 

We'd switched to fifth gear, The difficult aspect was aca- 

and it was our turn for life in demic, not sociaL. As opposed 

the "class" lane, to worrying dbout "fitting in," 

W~ paid our dues as Freshman, we werem'ore concerned 

the "garbage cans" met new about coIÎegJ admission tests, 

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people this year, The road to ChernStudy and Pre-Calc, not 

the top was rocky, but we can to mention t*e Junior Con, All 

now look båck and laugh, As of our hard work paid off, now 

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we were relieved that we wêre the ride of our Iives 

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Juniors Charlie Root and Lauren Klock pose for a 

picture in Mrs, Ostness's Mo-Bio class,

Krista Elliot takes notes on 

Greg San,dberg's winning strategy 

as he beats Joe Anderson 

for the fifth time, 

After a heated discussion on 

frog anatomy, Franklin Gallwas 

and Pat Headstrom share a cool 

drink, 

Brown, Miles 

Browning, Robin 

Bunday, Todd 

Burge, Suzannah 

Butler, Nathan 

But ler, Trevor 

Camel, Jan 

Camp, Michaela 

Canning, Thomas 

Capaul, Jason 

Caron, Ross 

Casci, Dawn 

Cater, James 

Cates, Catherine 

Chambers, Michon 

Christensen, Shelly 

And I will hug him and squeeze him, and call him 

George, says Amy Faulhaber to Charlene Albright, 

Football Festivities: Nicole Gentes and Erin Rear- 

dan cheer on the Tiger Team, 

Chu, Darren 

Clark, Angela 

Clark, Bailey 

Clark, Shelley 

Cloninger, Brooke 

Cole, Zach 

Conaty, Joey 

Connors, Denise 

Cook, Amy 

Cooper, James 

Crockett. Nicole 

Crum, Erin 

Cuthbert. Julian 

Darnell, Julie 

Dauenhauer, Lucas 

Davis, Jeremy

Davis. Paul 

Davis. Becky 

Demoranvile. Kathy 

Depaolo. James 

Depaolo, Jane 

Dewater. Marcus 

Dolan. Kerry 

Dougan, Rick 

Dreis. Francis 

Ducrest, Miranda 

Eastman, Paul 

Echerd. Jeremy 

Eder. Noel 

Edwards. Kevin 

Eisenman. Michelle 

Ellentuch. Jennifer 

Ellngsen. Lisa 

Elliot. Krista 

Eskridge. Alfreda 

Estrada. Desiree 

Evans. Sarah 

Everard, Darrin 

Everard. Stephanie 

Everhart. Maureen 

Faulhaber, Amy 

Felgenhauer, Tyler 

Fenrich. Jil 

Fleck. Brian 

Franzen, Patricia 

Frazier. Matt 

Frey. Neicy 

Fulton. Sheri 

Gallwas. Franklin 

Garcia. Walter 

Garrison. Jeffrey 

Gaul. Mark 

Gentes, Nicole 

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I gotta wear shades. says Erin Rearden to friend Nicole Gentes, 

Rear-view of SOI's left to right, Andy Gardner. Brady Nelson, Matt Nelson, 

Bracelets came in all colors and sizes to enforce friendships.

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Proves to be hip. 

Roll 'em up (your jeans girls, the hottest looks 

that is),hippness was a were the vibrant shades 

matter of individuality 

this year, The more holes 

in your tatteredSOI's the 

better. Add a leather 

tied to black, and anchored 

by a scarf or 

some siver jewlry, Keds 

changed theirlook a little 

jacket, and some cowboy by adding ,new colors, 

boots, and you were set and4riendships were en- 

for a hot friday night, Or forced by brightly col- 

maybe you were more ored bracelets, Whether 

the baseball cap, worn you shopped at Rock Bot- 

sweatshirt, and converse tom, Nordstrom, Zoolies, 

, high-top type, Either or Mariposa, your own 

"'-Wãy, 'iiWâsñ'twhaf you~ iceas'ilwm ~the trêñdsei:= 

wore, but how you wore 

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Giebel. Kera 

Glumbik, Jason 

Graham, Joelle 

Green. Erin 

Green. Rachel 

Greyerbiehl. Hans 

Gruetzner. Kevin 

Guiles. Amy 

Gutierrez. Ricky 

Guyor, Michael 

Hagens, Ladonna 

Haines. Misha 

Haley. Shawn 

Hall, Kevin 

Harmon. Kathryn 

Harper, Brian 

Harvey. Jason 

Havens. Briggs 

Haworth. Marijke 

Haynes. Shad 

Haynes. Shawna 

Hazen. Michelle 

Headstrom. Pat 

Heindl, Clint 

Heitner. Christopher 

Helleson. Gina 

Helmer. George 

Henson. James 

Hermansen, Catherine 

Hil. Ingrid 

Hinnen. Michael 

Hobbs. Michelle 

Hookom, Troy 

Hopkins. Ryan 

Horn. Stephanie 

Hosokawa, Emiko 

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Huffaker. Soja 

Hughes. Colleen 

Hull. Eric 

Hutson. Tina 

Hyltín. Verna 

Ike. Adam 

Irion. Bradley 

Isaacs. Steven 

Jacobson. Brian 

Jessen. Jennifer 

Johnston. Jennifer 

Johnston. Jennifer 

Justice, Jasmine 

Kagele. Angela 

Keigley. Michael 

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Lights, Curtain, Action!?! 

This year the juniors put their 

thinking caps on and tried to 

think of new and interesting 

ways to entertain the rest of 

the schooL. 

Creativity. talent. comedy 

and even a little drama were all 

wrapped up in the traditional 

.. Junior Convocation". 

Of course. there were two 

people who took a lot of rec 

Kelly. Erin 

Kelly. Nina 

Kensok, Sky 

King. David 

Kirihara. Jennifer 

Kisebach. Kelly 

Kittredge, Walter 

Klock. Loren 

Kloehn, Kristi 

Knudsen. Travis 

Kohler. Amy 

Kraemer. Laura 

Kuhn. Dawn 

Kuki. Enoch 

Kunkel. Shalann 

Lafleur. Jason 

sponsibility in organizing the 

whole thing, Miranda DuCrest. 

and Jane Depaolo. the two 

chairwomen of the con 

worked very hard to see that 

the con was respectable yet 

entertaining, 

This was a chance for the 

juniors to show off their imagination, 

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Lambert. Linda 

Landwehr. Beth 

Larowe. Gavin 

Lattimore. Aaron 

Laughlin. Wanda 

Lavigne. Michele 

Learning. Robert 

Lehmann. Kara 

Leonard. Theodore 

Lepper. Morgan 

Lewis. David 

Linke. Samantha 

Little. Sarah 

Lodge. Tina 

Long, Jeremy 

Lour. Theresa 

Far left, Miranda and Heather cool down with 

soft drinks from Arbys. 

Left, "Now you see us. now you don't". 

Above, Juniors converse with sophomores at the 

Homecoming Pep Rally. 

Lowderback, Abraham 

Lundwall. Ann 

Lutz. Christopher 

Lynch. Liane 

Maher. Lisa 

Malcom, Misty 

Marshall. Craig 

Mathesius. Ted 

Mathis. Eric 

Matthews, Demian 

Mazetis. Joanne 

McKeen. Christopher 

McKennon, Rudyard 

McSpadden. Rusty 

Medjo. Mark 

Meehan, Aaron

Mick. Sandra 

Mitchell. Carl 

Miyamoto. Kevin 

Molyneaux, Todd 

Montgomery. Sarah 

Morgan, Amy 

Mostad. Lorrin 

Mroczek. Krisha 

Munk, David 

Murcar, James 

Nash. Stacey 

Neely. Donia 

Nelson. Lani 

Nguyen, Thien 

Nichols, Michael 

Nicholson. Heather 

Nicholson, Joshua 

Nielsen. John 

Nielsen. Matthew 

Níkula, Anika 

Olson. Erika 

Oswald, Rebecca 

Parzybok, Nicole 

Payne. Page 

Pennell, Hope 

Philips. Laura 

Pierce. Schad 

Pomerleau. Catherine 

Prescott. Becky 

Proosl. Scott 

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homework at lunch. 

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Right, Sarah takes time to smile at tl 

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ACT TESTS 

Achievement Tests 

Help Student Choose 

Colleges 

From an eniployee at McDonalds 

or a big time lawyer. if you had 

trouble figuring out what your 

good at. the WPCT, SAT, and ACT 

tests were for YOll,! 

These tests were given during 

the fall or, spring of the junior year. 

They were taken on a Saturday 

morning. ånd to,,9k about four hours 

to complete, beginning at 8,00 am 

and ending around noon, 

The tests were sent to the col- 

lêges of the students" choices. if 

they chose to send them. If they 

didn't do well on the first test in 

the fall. they could re-take, it dur- 

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Reardon. Erin 

Rehn. Frank 

Reich. Ryan 

Redit, Kristin 

Reynolds. Michael 

Reynolds. Rochelle 

Riddle. Scott 

Riggs, Chad 

Ring. Melissa 

Roberts. Shannyn 

Roney, lara 

Root. Charles 

Rosenberry. Heather 

Rowberry. Scott 

Rudy. Breet 

Sandberg. Gregory 

Schaaf, Matthew 

Schlettert, Warren 

Schneider. Bridgett 

Schneider. Eba 

Schrock. Deborah 

Schroeder, Michelle 

Schultz. Karie.Jean 

Scott. Rachel 

Scott. Robert

Severy, Lyla 

Sevier. Brooke 

Shapiro. Jody 

Shell, Brandon 

Sherman. Mich 

Siegel. David 

Silver. Cari 

Simon. Belinda 

Slaughter, Marcella 

Smith. Chad 

Smith. Ian 

Smith, Nichole 

Socci, Joel 

Solomon. Mario 

Somes. Sarah 

Sonneborn. Debra 

Sozen. IIgin 

Speare. John 

Stachofsky, David 

Stanley, Heather 

Stevens. Jonathon 

Stewart, Timothy 

Storey. Matthew 

Stuckart. Benjamin 

Takeda. Nicole 

Tamaki. Ronda 

Tanners, Timna 

Taylor. Wendy 

Thaler. Wyatt 

Thomas. Kevin 

Thornhil. David 

Thorton. John 

Thorp. Kevin 

T oepke. Jennifer 

Tom. Teresa 

Tomlinson. Shelley 

Required Classes 

Too Much Fun 

The Juniors were required 

to take several 

classes, including 20th 

Century History, English, 

and American Government, 

These classes weren't 

easy because excruciating 

reports were required, 

In English there 

were journals, which took 

away the first five minutês 

of the class, Many of 

the students wrote about 

inner feelings, When papers 

were due, tension 

mounted, Tests over v~cabulary 

and writers 

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proved to be mind-boggling. 

In the government 

class the students learned 

how a society functioned, 

The history classes were 

fun, because they did roleplaying, 

For example, on 

trial re-enacted was Korematsu 

vs, United States, 

World War Two came to 

life through graphic films 

and lectures, Basically the 

classes weere rewarding, 

Students fulfíled requirements, 

and gained insights 

that will serve as resourceful 

memoi-es, 

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Absorbing the ~armth of 

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Truesdell. Tracey 

Urquhart. laura 

Vandyken. Mary 

Vanhersett, David 

Vonende. liisa 

Wallace. Chad 

Walsh. Kelly 

Walther. Brian 

Ward, Tamela 

Warner. Ryan 

Warriner. Jennifer 

Washburn. Andrew 

Wells. Acey 

Welter. Shawn 

Wenzel. Eric 

White. Katherine 

"So. what are we doing for lunch?" 

Spritz does wonders for your hair, 

Whitefield. Monique 

Wilkinson, Jason 

Wiliams. Jerrod 

Willamson. Matthew 

Wills. lena 

Windishar. Melinda 

Winner. lara 

Wiser. Michael 

Woodward. Jeanette 

Woodruff. Chris 

Worley. Peter 

Wright. Jeffrey 

Wright, Kevin 

Yasunami. Chizuko 

Yeager. Toby 

Zaro. Greg

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llWhat IS your idea of the perfect dream date?" 

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Green of the Spokane Chiefs, We 

would go to the Coliseum and go ice 

skating all by ourselves," -Tammy 

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with twenty ski bunnies," -Jay 

Bibbee 

"My dream date would be with a surfer 

from California and we would go to 

the beaches and have a romantic picnic 

on the beach:' -Amy Chambers 

"Sorry, i don't have an ideal date, But 

if i could. i would like to play some hard 

volleyball with Ricci Luyties of the 

Men's Olympic Team, then maybe 

grab a hamburger, Of course he'd ask 

me to be his personal guest at some of 

the team's games, How could I refuse???-Kris 

Whipple 

..i would pose as a limo driver, and 

trick her into thinking that I had been 

called out of town on business, Then 

when the limo driver dropped her off 

(me), i would sneak to her back door, 

change into a tuxedo, and surprise her 

with the candlelit dinner that was prepared, 

Then. sit back and prepare myself 

for a sensuous. romantic evening," 

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California modeL. We would go to dinner. 

and then be driven around by a 

chauffeur in a huge limousine" - Matt 

Kurize 

"Jeff Borup would be my dream dated 

would ,want an elegant dinner, and 

then see a scary movie:' -Dawn McIntire 

.. ~ "Allisa Malano would be my dream 

date, We would go to the finest resturant 

in New Orleans. then for dancing 

and a romantic boat ride under the 

moonlit sky." -Chris Hormel

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Adams. Nathanael 

Akerhielm. Steve 

Allen, Anna 

Allen. Brian 

Anderson, Daniel 

Anderson, Michelle 

Austin. Brian 

Bafus. Sam 

Bahlmann. Ben 

Barnes. Mitch 

Barrett, Chris 

Barry. Walter 

Bateman. Shiloh 

Beauchamp. Charles 

Bellinger. Candice 

Bettman. Jason 

Bevins. Janelle 

Bevins. Shaun 

Bibbee. Jeremy 

Bingham. Brandy 

Bingle. Holly 

Birge. Pollyanne 

Blakley. Percy 

Blott. Kathryn 

Boe, Ryan 

Boucher. Victoria 

Bowers. Jessica 

Boyd. Thomas 

Braga, Mary 

Brajchíc. Scott 

Branthoover. Joy 

Brett. Jeannine 

Brewster. Amy 

Brineman. Keeley 

Brittain. Chad 

Brown, Jason 

KNOWLEDGE 

We are the Wise Ones . . . 

Wise enough to know we'll no 

longer be stuffed in garbage 

cans, called degi-ading names, 

and to do unto the Frosh as we 

were done unto, We can stand 

up straight and not lurk in the 

shadows to avoid being freshmanized, 

This year has held many 

changes-the chance to have a 

free period, more classes from 

which to choose, Drivers Ed., 

the last year of P ,E" more activities, 

and more security, 

-We don't have to try to 

fit in because we are 

emulated by the frosh, 

-P,E, or conditioning; at 

last, a choice, 

-A 16th birthday, a 

chance to finally get a 

drivers license, 

-A lucky chance to take 

Mr, Weitz's chem study 

class, 

- W e can proLJdly wear 

our class color of yellow, 

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Left, lucky enough to have Mr. 

Weitz 

Finally. we get a place on a bench 

Browning. Paul 

Burley, Masin 

Burril, Matt 

Byrnes, Elizabeth 

Card, Melanie 

Carpenter . Toni 

Carpenter. Zach 

Cenis, Matt 

Chadwick. Rebecca 

Chambers. Amy 

Chambers. Christopher 

Champagne. Chris 

Chappel. Rod 

Chay. Ben 

Childers. Rechelle 

Childers, Rebecca 

Above & Left, Showing responsibilty and character 

Chu, Doug 

Clare, Rebecca 

Claussen. Jennifer 

Cline. Gary 

Cohen. David 

Collinson. Cory 

Compton. Alix 

Conrath, Christina 

Cooley. Charlene 

Cordano. Michelle 

Covey, David 

Craft. Eleanor 

Crowley. Jason 

Cunningham. Reagan 

Dauer. Sonya 

Davis. Tara

Debill, Kara 

Debord, Traci 

Depaolo, Mary 

Devine. Patrick 

Douglas, Addam 

Doutney, Robin 

Doyon, Corey 

Driscoll, Jason 

Dullantly, Erin 

Duncan, Sean 

Dunham, Yancey 

Dunn, Stacey 

Eder. Cherese 

Ekins. Sara 

Eldred, Candy 

Ell, Tanya 

Ellioii, Gus 

Elton, Christy 

Erickson, Jeffrey 

Faulhaber, Aaron 

Fisher, Jeffrey 

Fisher, Michael 

Foster, Maiihew 

Freeman, Amos 

Frets, Jennifer 

Gamble, Becky 

Gardner, Joseph 

Gilstrap, Owen 

Gingrich, Heather 

Glaii. Jeannine 

Goodner, Jeffrey 

Goodwin, Donald 

Gordon, Miles 

Gower. Tamara 

Green, Ricky 

Greenland, Christopher 

Grober, Kathryn 

Top: Katie shows her sophomore spirit to the yearbook camera, 

Left: We wonder why Shawn has such a large smile, 

Right: Mitch enjoys his music while he thinks,

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SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS 

Chad Brittain is an outstanding 

athelete here at l.c.. 

and has many varied ,talents, 

Chad was quarte",back this 

year for the J,V, and Varsity 

teams, Coach Penrod said that 

"When Chad played well. the 

whole team played welL" Chad 

proved to be a versatile player. 

in that he could play both of- 

tense ..and defense, Many of, 

the players looked toward i 

Chad for leadership and sup- i 

port, ~ 

Some of the other sports ! 

Chad, excels in are wrestling 

and çaseball, Chad has proven 

to bé" a real assetto,lewis and 

Clark, 

Gutierrez, Mano 

Gutierrez, Rudy 

Hallam. Steven 

Hames. Connie 

Hamilton. Jesseca 

Hammerstad. Renee' 

Handlen. Meja 

Hansen, James 

Harper. Joelle 

Hayes. Andrea 

Hayes, Rhonda 

Henry, Wiliam 

Hess, Kevin 

Heyd. Rachel 

Highberg. Karin 

HiIar, Michelle 

Hobbs. Mark 

Hoerner, Sharon 

Hoffman. Alina 

Hoffman. Matthew 

Hook. Troy 

Hormel. Christopher 

Howell, Courtney 

Humphreys. Mary 

Hunter. Cheryl 

Hurand. Megan 

Hutchins. Lom 

Hutsell. Jason 

Irgens. Melinda 

Isaacs. Candice 

Jabbora, Joe 

Jackson. Kim 

Jamison. Tyne 

Johnson, Abdul 

Johnson. Kim 

Kawabata. Mark 

Keeble, Zeke

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Keevy. Korry 

Kelley. Rose 

Kerkering. Chris 

Kilpatrick. Tree 

Kingsley. Joshua 

Kinnett. Erica 

Kistler, Michael 

Knudsen. Jeffret 

Koch. Bil 

Kohler. Jesse 

Korth. Tamara 

Kuntz. Annette 

Kunze. Matthew 

Kyle. Emily 

lail. Micheal 

lamanna. Lisa 

Sophomore Dating 

The Do's åndDon'ts 

Do: Try to be seen with an up- 

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per c1assman, 

Remember your date's 

name, 

Run out 

of gas in the dark, 

Carry the following: Binaca, 

comb,visine 

Exaggerate your accomplishments, 

Have å It?gítimate excuse 

prepared for being late, 

Act like 

you can. dance, 

Have a prêpared outline of 

the evenings plans to'pre- 

sent to your date's parents, 

Do Succeed! 

lawson. Kim 

lebsack. Jodi 

leuthold. Colin 

levesque. Matthew 

lewis. Nicole 

Linder, Nikolae 

Linke, Elizabeth 

lucas, Dorian 

lucht. Jennifer 

lyle. Maryrose 

lyman. Jared 

lynch. Brian 

Magana. Pam 

Marple, Robin 

Martin. Kevin 

Massengale. Kristie 

Don't: Date Jr, High girls publicly; 

Pick up your date driving 

a fully equipped van, 

leave your wallet in 

your other pants, 

Agree to go on a blind 

date, 

Order spaghett or oth- 

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er foods requiring concentration, 

Double date witn your 

"EX", 

Draw blood pinning on 

the corsage; 

Go to. thê drive-in on a 

moped, 

Don't embarrass yourself!iI_~il..

Maxey. Whitney 

McConnaghy, Paul 

McCabe. Shawn 

McCarter. Matthew 

McCollom'. Adam 

McConnaghy. Penny 

McCoy. Kelly 

McGinnis, Cari 

Mcintire. Dawn 

McKee. Robert 

McKennon. Robin 

Mclean. Amy 

McRae. Monica 

Meier. Alexandra 

Melcher. Jerud 

Merrill. Carrie 

Above Far left: Sophomores Chris Champagne 

Tamara Gower smile as they expose their adjacent 

lockers. 

Above left: Robyn Ohashi wonders if the myth 

about men with big sombreros holds true for 

Steve Akerhielm. 

Above: Matt Wallblom enthusiastically stuffs his 

face showing spirit for the sophomore class. 

Mickschl. Alexander 

Niller. April 

Miler. Bobbiann 

Miller. Britt 

Mills. Robert 

Miotke, Paula 

Moffitt. John 

Monkman. Amanda 

Moore. Darfus 

Moss. Stephen 

Moua, Ger 

Moua. Meng 

Mueller, Todd 

Mundell, Betty 

Munter. Cynthia 

Murcar. Michael

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Murcar. Michelle 

Murray. Thad 

Nance, Aaron 

Nejad, Shamim 

Nelson. Angela 

Nelson, Joelle 

Nielsen. Jennifer 

Nye, Laura 

Obermiler. Kris 

Odegard, Mark 

Ohasi. Robyn 

Oldenberg, Emele 

Osborn, Marlena 

Palmlund, Veronica 

Parvianen, Peter 

Peterson, Mindy 

Philips. Lisa 

Phimmasanh. Douangcha 

Potter. Rebekah 

Pressley, Lucile 

llCRUISIN" 

The Brass Ring 

Most of the sophomores are 

reaching for the ring-the key 

ring, that is, Not from the carousel, 

but from pockets, 

purses. or key hooks! Whether 

these keys fit their parents' 

wheels or their own, these 

sophomores owe their success 

in passing their driving tests 

to Mr, SkiIingstad and Ms, 

Walters as well as to their parents 

who practiced with them, 

Sophomores have been preparing 

for their graduation to 

the brass key ring by taking 

classes. using simulators, and 

practice, practice, and more 

practice, Then comes the twopart 

test-for some. more 

Above, Matt 

McCarter smiles on 

the outside, but in' 

side he wants the 

real thing, 

Right, A group of stu' 

dents get ready to 

hit the road. 

than once-posing for 'their 

profie pictures which designates 

them as minors, then 

earning the money to "feed" 

and care for their new mode of 

transportation as well as to pay 

those teenage insurance premiums, 

Although many newly-licensed 

drivers continue to 

take the bus or revert to their 

bikes, they are now able to go 

on a date without mom or dad 

or older sibling driving, 

There is now more freedom 

and no more waiting. around, 

Ah, independence-at long 

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Above, Chris Hormel studies 

the film intently, 

Middle, Ty Talbot's drivers pre. 

mium causes him to be a little 

upset. 

Left, A set of different keys. 

Preston, Mark 

Read. Paula 

Reed, Mona 

Reed. Robyn 

Resleff. Mark 

Rice. Brian 

Richard, Andrea 

Richter, Morgan 

Ridgely, Brenda 

Roberts, Lisa 

Robetson. Jamel 

Robinson. Christine 

Rocky. Gera 

Rogers, Katreena 

Root. Elizabeth 

Ross, David 

Round, Buddy 

Ruben, Andrea 

Ryan, Gabe 

Salisbury. Ben 

Salmon, Andrew 

Schaefer, Kara 

Scharnberg. Claire 

Schauble, Anita 

Schaum. Matt 

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Schoenberg, Diane 

Schoonover, Katie 

Schumacher. Michelle 

Scott. Samantha 

Seaver. Eric 

Severin, Sam 

Shay. Shawn 

Shelby. Susan 

Shellorne, T esh 

Sherman. Mike 

Shideler. Stephanie 

Slinkard, Suzette 

Smith. Debbie 

Sharp. Heather 

Snider. Stephanie 

Spencer. Samantha 

Spilker, Tonia 

Sprenger. Elizabeth 

Staben, Jonathan 

Stachofsky. Joe 

Stanberry. Sean 

Steen. Jeremy 

Steffy. Sera 

Sundin. Jessica 

Sutch. Katie 

Swigard. Barrett 

Taitch. Ty 

Talbot, Ty 

Tanaka. Mikel 

Tatman. Jon 

T eirle. Susie 

Tekle. Yodit 

Terpening. Michael 

Thimson, Courtney 

Trinh, Phuong 

Truesdell. Ericka 

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UNo More Bobbin' For Apples" 

l 

let's discuss past and present 

party manners, We used 

to go to social gatherings with 

' 

some kind of manners ànd respect 

for people's houses and 

belongings, Unfortunately, as 

we've grown older most of us 

go to shindigs to have a good 

time, More often than not, we 

forget that the occasion that 

we are at is usually at a 

friend's, or a friend of a 

friend's, A favorite expression 

for years has been "Don't 

touch it if you can't pay,foritl" 

let's hope we wil keep this 

pharse in mind for the néxt 

time we go to a social endeavor, 

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Above: Courtney, Katie, and Stacey en- 

joy their friendship. 

For the unexperienced 

thrilseeker reading this article, 

here are three helpful tips: 

i. Try to keep away from 

overindulgers(those who 

talk, smoke, shop and 

gossip too much,) 

2,Have fun but know your 

own limits, 

3, last and most important~ 

Iy- "DO NOT DRIVE 

WITH SOMEONE WHO 

HAS BEEN USING OR 

ABUSING SPIRITS OF ANY 

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Above: Sophomores enjoy a sunny day 

on campus,

Far left: The friendship 

shared between 'student 

and teacher is great. 

Left: "i know I aced that 

test!" 

Trujillo. Amy 

T usberg. Lisa 

Vang. Se 

Vanzadi. Kevin 

Veltri. Heather 

Vo. Toto 

Wallblom. Matt 

Ward, Jon 

Ward, Teruna 

Warden. Angelie 

Webster, Angie 

Wendel, Disa 

Westensee. Cindy 

Whaley, Hunt 

Whelan, Jon 

Whipple, Kris 

Left: Sophomores getting carried 

away. 

Above: Sasha. Amy. Jenelle. Joelle. and 

Nicole find it hard to fit through the 

auditorium doors. 

White. Neal 

Wilder. Jennifer 

Wiliams, Ebony 

Willams. Heath 

Wilson. Christina 

Wiltsie. Nathan 

Wittenberg. Gena 

Wold. Carly 

Wolff. Jerred 

Work. Jon 

Wright. Trevor 

Wynia, Peter 

Yancey. Cris 

Yasuma. Mitsura 

Zbylski, Tammy 

Ziska. Nikki

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Most Embarassing Experiences 

"I walked around all day withouneal. 

izing that my fly was broken,".Jerred 

Black 

"i was walking up the stairs, talking to 

my friend when I missed a stair and I 

tripped and stepped on the guy's foot 

that Iliked,",Melinda Fenton 

"I walked into the wrong classroom on 

the first day of school, and the class 

had a bunch of juniors in it.".Teresa 

Schauble 

"I tripped up the stairs and my books 

flew all over the place.".Rachel Evans 

..i tripped up the stairs and accidenta. 

Iy stepped on this really good looking 

senior girls foot:' .Kevin Lundberg 

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"I forgot my locker combination and I 

had to go for a couple days with out 

any of my books:' .Aaron Delis 

..i was walking up the stairs when I 

tripped and almost fell on some upper. 

c1asmeri's feet.".Angela King 

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..i accidentally walked into the Girl's 

bathroom.",Mike Volk

Abell, Catherine 

Aflatooni, Nadia 

Aiken, Eric 

Allen, Jerry 

Altenreuther, Ronalyn 

Altenreuther, Tara 

Anderson, Trevor 

Apfelbaum, Karin 

Atkins, Zakery 

Audel. Hazen 

Baker, T eana 

Bale, Courtney 

Barcklay, Brian 

Barford, Katharine 

Bartzen, Tracey 

Bateman, Poppy 

Berry, Frank 

Berumen, Renee 

Birge, Polly Ann 

Birgenheier. Rebecca 

Black. Jared 

Blanchard, Robert 

Bland, Christa 

Boggs. Tagen 

Boschee, Jeffrey 

Bova, Jennifer 

Boyd, Elsie 

Brandon, Bridget 

Brice, Jason 

Brittain, Heather 

Budge, Willam 

Bumpas. Angeloe 

Burke. Shawn 

Burr, Stacee 

Burril. Adam 

Butler, Melissa 

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ACTIVITIES 

Other moments 

F~r the freshmen, the outsjde;,of 

the school look ominous, 

solemn, and serious; but 

once they entered the big 

heavy doors, they found new 

friends and exciting classes. 

Among the fun activities offered 

to students were sports, 

committees, and dances, Once 

classes started, they "got 

down" to business Yet, there 

were moments when classes 

weren't so serious, such as the 

P,E. trips to the ice palace and 

the tour of the school taken by 

the history classes. But, there 

were other moments that weren't 

as much fun, such as sitting 

on the floor at cons and 

semester finals. One of the 

worst things that could phave 

happened was 

to miss days of 

school and have to catch up on 

homework that piled sky high. 

"The biggest excitement of 

the freshmen year was the 

hope of becoming 

a sophomore 

next year", said freshman Jeff 

Cates. 

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"No studying at all and I got an A" 

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Calandrella, Leanne 

Campbell, Christina 

Cambell, Nancey 

Carlson. Eric 

Carr, Heather 

Carver, Todd 

Cates, Jeffery 

Cavender. Rachel 

Chisolm, Matthew 

Chomthong, Xayphorn 

Chu, Kimberly 

Clark, Saskia 

Clark, Violet 

Clarke, Jennifer 

Cohen, Christopher 

Cook, Chi 

And you thought the computers were safe, big 

brother is watching you, 

Cooper, Lynn 

Copple, Katheri 

Cosby, Philip 

Craner, Carolyn 

Cravens, Aimee 

Craver, Roger 

Crowley, Jeremy 

Curtis. Charles 

Darnell, Adam 

Dassow, Ryan 

Davis, Molly 

Decker, Chandra 

Delaney, Laura 

Delaura. Maile 

Delis. Aaron 

Denenny. Natalie

Diley, Darren 

Dominguez, Paul 

Dunlap, Zitella 

Ellngsen, Karen 

Ellingson, Elisabeth 

English, Anne 

Erickson, Richard 

Evans, Rachel 

Farley, Sarah 

Farley, Troy 

Farris, Paul 

Felgenhauer. Grant 

Fenton, Melinda 

Fisher, Paul 

Ford, John 

Forsman, Ruby 

Franz, Eta 

Franz, Peter 

Frey, Mary 

Funaro, Gennaro 

Gardener, Michelle 

Gaw, Brian 

Gerl, Chet 

German, Keith 

Gibson, Jessica 

Giese, Christopher 

Gladhart, Nigel 

Glass, Julie 

Gleesing, Patrick 

Golden, Kevin 

Gonzalez, Jeanne 

Goodale, Gerald 

Goodwin, Scott 

Green, Rhyanne 

Greene, Mara 

Grombarcik, Rachel 

Guercio. J.J. 

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Freshmen Fears 

To most freshmen, getting 

out ofjunior high seemed tobe 

a big relief. but coming into 

lewis & Clark for their first 

year can be pretty scary. Big, 

menacing halls, unfam\.liar 

faces, a sense ôf fear; and igno- 

· rance, a feeling of not belong- 

, ing; these were some of the 

first impressions of this year's 

incoming freshmen, Freshman 

Shannon Welch said; though, 

that this is bêtter.than juniOr 

high, She stated, ..i just walked 

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Guiles, Carrie 

Haines, Crystal 

Hamilton, Jason 

Hansen, Lars 

Hardy, Chad 

Harlow, Trieve 

Hasebe, Brant 

Hathaway, Andrew 

Havens, Bruce 

Hegi, Adam 

Hieronymos, Mary Ann 

Hill, Stephanie 

Hitchens, Jennifer 

Hitchens, Paul 

Hodgen, Jim 

Holt, Justin 

Hook, Tanya 

Hookom, Brent 

Hopkins, Emily 

Houston. Allison 

Hyipeer, Eldonna 

Irvin, Welkum 

Isaacs, Stephanie 

Ives, William 

Jackson, Tyson 

Jankovsky, Kate 

Jennen, Kenny 

Jenings, Jerry 

Johnson, Eric 

Johnson, Erin 

Johnson, Jessica 

Johnson, Julie 

Jonckers, Jon 

Jones, Carrie 

Jones, Karla 

Joswick, Jennifer 

.. Kay, Aaron

Keetch, Angela 

Keith. Traci 

Kellogg, Patricia 

Kilgore. Daniel 

King, Adam 

King, Angella 

King, Kenith 

Kirihara, Julie 

Knudsen. Tiffany 

Koesterman. Brenda 

Krause. Stephen 

Kvamme. Daniel 

Lackman, Timothy 

Lakey. Brian 

Lange, Joel 

Langlois, Ann 

Best and WORST 

OF Freshmen Year.' 

FRESHMEN!! FRESHMEN!! 

Does that sound familar to 

you? Freshmen had their own 

share of good and bad tim~s, 

This years freshmen,. when 

asked what 

some of their best 

and worst memories were, the 

answers weren't surprising, 

"The worst thing was probably 

just being recognizéd as a 

freshmen:' agreed Pat Stenhouse 

and Scott Ives, two 

freshmen here at l.c. Alc 

though for David Sosvile, "The 

Seniors" se~med to be his big- 

gest problem. 

"I thought the wor~¡t thing 

about being a freshmen was 

walking in my c1asses.'for the 

first time and wondering what 

the teacher was going to be 

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Larsen, Terry 

Larson, Chad 

Larson, Melody 

Laiiimore, Andrew 

Leaming. Sharilyn 

Lee, Tim 

Linhart, Kimberly 

Long, David 

Longmeier, Ryan 

Lowderback, R.S.. 

Lowe, Michael 

Lowry, Shawn 

Lundberg, Kevin 

Magnuson, Samuel 

Majewski, Aleisha 

Marcure, Richard 

like", commented laura Rafford, 

Although there seemed to 

be a.. lot of. bad things, the 

freshmen also thought of some 

g90d things, and one they all 

agreed.on was the advantage 

of going to a new schooL. "As a 

freshmen there were a'iot fo 

newJreedoms, Ino longer felt 

like i was being watched over", 

commented Chris Margheim, 

Freshmen were exposed to a 

whole new life when they en- 

tered high schooL. This helped 

to pull them together and learn 

from one .,..another about the 

hardships and new experc 

iel1ces of being a freshmen, 

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Margheim, Christina 

Marshall, Tina 

Martinsori, Robert 

Maiiana: Elizabeth 

Maxwell, Tyson 

McCoy, Maiihew 

McCullough, Franco 

McGoldrick, April 

McKee. Jennifer 

McMaster, Shawn 

McQuade. Heather 

Millson, Michael 

Mils, Holly 

Morris, John 

Moseley, Gale 

Munson, Erik 

Far Left, Proost and friends show their freshmen 

spirit 

Left, "Hey, do you think we could pick up some 

senior girls looking like this?" 

Above, Lars Hansen enjoys "cramming" for a 

test. 

Nance, Kathryn 

Nishimura, Rebecca 

Nokes, Brandon 

Nur, Saba 

O'Neil, Kathleen 

Olmsted, Erika 

Olson, Andrew 

Olson, Aniki 

Olson, Becky 

Osborne, Mitchel 

Oshaughnessy, Justin 

Page, Janelle 

Paiierson, Daniel 

Pelfrey, SCOii 

Perrine, John 

Piper, Kelly

Pool, Michael 

Pope, MarnÎ 

Posten, Russell 

Proost, Darin 

Putney, Becky 

Rafford, Laura 

Ramsey, Paul 

Raymond, Jeffery 

Reagan, Erik 

Reber, Kristen 

Redd, Jennifer 

Reed, Ronald 

Reed, Shawn 

Reidt. Jennie 

Reynolds, Ryan 

Riblell, Art 

Rice, Greg 

Robbins, Jeffery 

Rogalski, Arianna 

Rogers, Ethan 

Following in Big 

Brother or Sisters' 

Footsteps. 

As a freshman, when you 

walked down the hall, did another 

person say to you "Hey 

didn't you have a big brother 

(sister) that went here? Some 

of the freshmen had the same 

thing happen to them. It may 

have been annoying for them 

at times, but it was an honor to 

them to be recognized as 

someone's little brother or sister, 

In a way, the "little one" had 

it made because their old 

brother or sister made th~ir 

wåy for them by giving them 

recognition from people they 

didn't know. 

It may have been tough for 

the freshmen to get used to 

the idea of being known as the 

little brother or sister of a graduate 

but through a little time 

and patience they eventually 

got used to the idea. 

The freshman year was 

tough for all of them to get 

through, but for the "little 

ones", some encouragement 

from their big brother or sister 

made their year a little easier, 

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.c. football game. 

"Look at me, I'm a freshman" 

Roland, Kyndra 

Rosenberg, Danielle 

Rouse, Jonah 

Ruckhaber, Michael 

Rupprecht, Jennifer 

Rush, Ben 

Rusnak, Peter 

Russell, Christopher 

Sanborn, Ona 

Sanchez, Francisca 

Scarcello, Sarah 

Scauable, Teresa 

Schlettert, Gina 

Serman. Charles 

Self, Derrick 

Severson, Sarah

Shackelte, Kimberly 

Shaklin, Emily 

Shapiro, Glen 

Shoemaker. Sara 

Shook, Christian 

Simmons, Stevan 

Skognes, Jodie 

Smith, Jackie 

Smith, Machanda 

Smith, Shannon 

Smith, Teresa 

Snapp, Jenni 

Sosville, David 

South. Dismas 

Spiering, Nathan 

Sprague, SCOlt 

Stanley, Ryan 

Stenhouse, Patrick 

Stevens, Audrie 

Stoeser, Brian 

Storey, Malthew 

Stralton, Jeffery 

Sulton, Jennifer 

Swealt, Jeremy 

Taylor, Roger 

Tekle, Lola 

Thies, Jason 

Thomas, Crystal 

Thomas, Melissa 

Thome, Chad 

T oreson, Todd 

Triolo, Jason 

Tuell, Dirk 

Tvedten, Cari 

Unbewust, Jerry 

Urquhart, Donald 

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Getting Around Isn't Easy 

Getting a driver's license 

was one of the best things that 

came with starting high 

schooL. Many of the freshmen 

weren't old enough to drive, so 

finding someone to take them 

to the game was hard, For this 

reason, Drivers Ed, was a very 

popular class for freshmen, especially 

during the second semester, 

Many of the students 

couldn't wait to be able. to 

drive alone legally, so they 

made an extra effort in class, 

In the meantime, there was 

stil a problem of getting to 

school and to the football and 

basketball games, Don Urquhart 

said, "i got rides with my 

sister," While that may be true 

for some, others rode the bus 

or walked everywhere, Even 

though these were some of the 

ways the. freshmen got around, 

the problem stil remains, 

..i found itl" "Class is boring, think I'l listen to my 

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"Are we making eyes at 

the guys during '"class?" 

Just floating down the 

hall, 

Vandyken, Aaron 

Vang, Phong 

Vanmeter, Donald 

Vielle. Maiihew 

Vilayvong, Vanrieme 

Vincent, Rebecca 

Voderberg. Melissa 

Volk, Michael 

Volstad, Jennifer 

Vue, May 

Walker, Aaron 

Walsh. Erin 

Warwick, Richard 

Welch, Shannon 

Weller, Greg 

Wendel, Makeesha 

"Where's that book?" 

Carrying these boxes is really our idea 

of a fun time, 

Westensee, Shannon 

Whetstone, Alan 

Whipple. Arek 

White, Brian 

White, Poppy 

Wiliams, Alexander 

Williams, Wanita 

Wilson, Rhonda 

Worth, Eric 

Wolff, Jana 

Wright, Melanie 

Wyaii, Heather 

Wyrick, Lauri 

Xiong, Chu 

Xiong. Pang 

Zagelow, Kristen

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Principal 

Clayton Small 

B.A. Eastern Montana 

College, M.S, U of 

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Assistant Principal/ 

Discipline 

Jon Patton 

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Sophomore Counselor 

Daniel Brown 

B.A. Notre Dame, 

J.D. Florida State U., 

M.A. T. Jacksonvile U. 

English 

George Brown 

B.A. EWU 

Math 

Glendia Brown 

School of Hard Knocks 

S. T.R.I. V.L Special 

Education 

FACULTY 

Jack Blair 

B.A. Stanford, M.A 

Whitworth 


Activities 

Juanita Everson 

REd. CWU, M. 

Guidance 

Counseling CWU, 

Administrative Credo 

Whitworth . 

Senior Counselor 

Richard Brown 

REd. EWU. . 

Whitworth 

Freshman Counselor 

Over the past four years Mr. E1som's 

calculus-physics class has provided 

many challenges for high-powered L.c. 

students. This is not a class for those of 

us who struggled through geometry. 

The sole purpose of this class is to better 

prepare the small percentage of students 

who plan to become scientists 

and engineers. In fact, only the top five 

percent of students take part in this 

class. Calculus-physics is exclusive to 

Lewis and Clark and is taught only by 

Mr. E1som. He is encouraged by the fact 

that students from other area schools 

are transferring to L.c. for his class. If 

you know Mr. E1som, you know he enjoys 

teaching this challenging class. Although 

it is extra work for him. he feels 

he must provide the challenge for the 

students who want to confront it, 

Carl Crowe 

B.A. EWU, M.Ed. 

EWU 


Academics 

Linda Flaherty 

B.S, U of Colorado. 

M.Ed. Whitworth 

Junior Counselor 

Rick Biggerstaff 

B.A. EWU 

Math, Science 

Mr. E1som, pointing out the virtues of calculus phys- 

ics to students Derek Bale and Laura Dauer. 

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Vicki Burnett 

Special Education 

Paraprofessional 


Tom Cline 

M.A, WSU 

Math 

Nancy Croson 


Aide 

Gina Dietzen 

Psychologist 

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B.A. U of W. 

MA U of W 

French 

Mike Cobain 

No information 

available 

Math 

Lannie Cubley 

EWU Student 

Head Secretary. 

Office Mgr. 

Larry Elsom 

Classified 

Science 

Sandra Flatt 

B.A, EWU 

M,Ed. EWU 

English, Yearbook 

Norm Gall 

B.A., M.A. History 

Social Studies 

Mike Greenwood 

B.A. EWU 

Science 

Kermit Chica 

B.S.c.E. Gonzaga 

Math 

Daniel Corr 

B.S. Western Montana 

College, M.S. Montana 

State u. 

Science 

John Custer 

BA Whitworth, 

M.Ed. Western 

Montana 

College 

English 

Barb Fincher 

LOC Paraprofessional 

Sharyn Frankovic 

Librarian 

Susan Gerard 

B.A, Gonzaga, 

M,A. T. Gonzaga 


John Hagney 

B.A. Northern lllinois 

U, M.A. EWU 


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Molly Hanson 

Library Aide 

Natural Helpers 

Laural E. Hepton 

B.A. EWU, M.A. 

Whitworth 

English, Spanish 

Patrick Higgins 

B.A. EWU, M,A. 

EWU 

Drafting, Woodworking 

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Larry Jay 

B.A. U of Wyoming, 

M.Ed. U of Wyoming 

Band. Orchestra 

Mutsuko Kerwien 

B.A. Pacific U 

Japanese 

Gladys Kosty 

B.S, East Stroudsburg 

State College, M,A. U 

of Scranton, M,A, U 

of Idaho 

English 

IImar Kuljus 

B.A. EWU, M.A, 

Uof W 

German, Russian 

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B,A. WSU. Cert, 

Whitworth 

Developmentally 

Impaired Program 

Peggy Herbert 

B,A, U of Montana, 

M.A. U of Montana 

Spanish, French 

John Hook 

B.A. WSU 

Physical Education, 


Bev Jones 

Bookroom, OJT 

Helping to contribute to the diverse 

curriculum at L.c. is the Special Education 

Program offered here. The students en- . 

rolled in these courses learn to become 

independent. Some of the social skíls 

taught that others take for granted are 

cooking and grocery shopping. Students 

spend much of their time downtown 

learning about city life (directions, money, 

bíls, . . , ) Although budget cuts have 

diminshed resources for bussing and 

cooking, the class is growing yearly and is 

immenesly successful, It is this success 

that make the hard work, patience and 

extra effort put forth rewarding for the 

teachers. 

Tami Henry 

B.A. EWU 

Home Economics 

Dick Higel 

Math 

Michaellndendi 

B.A. Montana State U 

Choir, History 

Bridgid Kardong 

B.A. EWU 

Art, History 

Marcee Oster and Nancy Crowson show off their 

smiles. 

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Attendance Secretary 

Dennis Magner 

B,A. EWU 

Fine Arts 

Ray Mí/er 

B.A. EWU 


Mary Myhre 

B.A. EWU 

Spanish 

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Bob Lobdell 

B.A. WSU, M.Ed. 

EWU 

Business Education 

Karen Mahan 

B.S, U of W, EWU 

Home Economics 

R,P. Mí/er 

B.A. EWU, M,Ed, 

Whitworth 


Ellen Nelson 

Business Office 

Jeff Norton 

B.A. Whitworth 

English, History, 

LaC 

Cindy amlin 

Communications 

Disorder Specialist 

Peggy Ostness 

B.A. St. Olaf College 

Science 

NOT 

PICTURED 

Roberta MacKay" 

B.A. Concordia 

College, M.A U of 

Montana 

Health. Physical Ed. 

Wes Marburger 

B.S. U of W 

Math, Computers 

Ian Moore 

Adaptive Physical 

Education Instructor 

Melanie Nord 

Secretary 

Jí/ Nowak 


Marcee Oster 

Developmentally 

Impaired Program 

Aide 

Thurley Pack 

B.A. EWU, M.A. EWU 

Clerical Skí/s 

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Gary Penrod 

B.A. WUS 


Phil Pomeroy 

B.A, Western Montana 

U, M.A. Whitworth 

Math 

Pam Relyea 

Secretary 

Millie S. Rotchford 

B.A. WSU, M.A. 

Gonzaga, Ed.D. 

Gonzaga 


Gordon Skilings tad 

Drivers Education 

Selina Slater 

Keyboarding 

Barbara Slaughter 

B.A. U of Idaho, 

M.Ed. EWU 

English, Dril Team 

NOT 

PICTURED 

Sally P. Pfeifer 

B.A. WSU, M,A. 

Whitworth 

English 

Janet Popham 

Career Specialist 

Sonja Roach 

B.s. WSU 

Physical Education 

Chuck Schaffer 

Business Office 

Another example of unique curriculum 

is the Senior Studio art class. The class is 

taught by Dennis Magner and is exclusive 

to Lewis and Clark. This class is offered 

only to seniors who are very serious about 

their art. Much of the class work must be 

completed independantly, giving the students 

an opportunity to use their imagina- 

tion to its fullest. In years past, Mr. 

Magner has generally allowed the stu- 

dents to pursue their own projects, This 

year, due to the large number of students 

enrolled, he has given the class a little 

more structure. The class is now covering 

a wide variety of media, including jewelery 

and ceramics. Although two years of 

art plus a personal O.K, from Mr, Magner 

are required, the response to the class is 

very positive. In fact, this year has the 

biggest turn out for Senior Studio since 

the class began. Naturally, Mr. Magner enjoys 

teaching this class; he likes to give 

high-school students the opportunity to 

participate in a class that would most likely 

be found in a college art department. 

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B,S.. B.A, EWU 

Science 

Terry Reed 

B.A. EWU, M.S. 

EWU 

Health, Physical Ed, 

Marty Robinette 

EWU 


Edie Sims 

B.A. Gonzaga 


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English. L. 0, C. 

Carlotta Szabo 

B.A. Lewis and 

Clark 

College 

English, Math. 

Debate 

Barbara Taketa 


Aide 

Jim Travis 

B.A, Whitworth 

Health, Physical Ed. 

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BA EWU, M,A. T. 

WSU 

Science 

Linda Takami 

B.A. EWU 

English. Journalism, 

Newspaper 

Dan Thew 

B.A. EWU 


Foster. Walsh 

BA Whitworth, M.A. 

Whitworth 

English 

Peter Weitz 

B.S. WSU, MA T. 

WSU 

Science 

Glenn Willams 

BA Whitworth 

English 

Tim Willams 

B.A. Whitworth, 

MAU of W 

English 

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Jay Stopher 


Mary Takami 

Secretary 

Jeanne Thiemens 

LAP Paraprofessional 

Judy Walters 

Drivers Education 

Vicki Welch 

B.A. WSU 

Social Studies, 

English 

Maureen Willams 

B.A. Gonzaga 

S. T.R.I. V.E. 


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the purpose of having fun while learning 

about the French. The only requirements 

are two dollars a semester and going 

through initation, Along with the French 

kiss sales and carnation Valentine grams, 

the money is used for pizza, movie, and 

holiday parties. The French Club also 

helps in planning Internation Days. ..i 

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join, it's a fun way to have fun and learn 

about the French culture," Carrie Vielle, 

Historian. 

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promote the understanding of Russian culture 

among its members and to create interest 

in Russian studies, With the help of 

club advisor, Mr. Kuljus, president Lori 

Mostad, Vice President Samantha Spen- 

cer, Treasurer Tyler Felgenhauer, and 

Secretary Mike Wiser cooperate to organize 

club events, The fifteen active members 

work together to raise funds to support 

activities such as the Russian dinner, 

ice-skating at Riverfront Park, and the International 

Dance put on by the cooperative 

'efforts of the German and Russian 

clubs. 

Twice a month, the German Club meets 

to provide an opportunity for members to 

enjoy the rich culture of Germany and to 

promote interest in German studies. Un- 

der the supervision of Mr, Kuljus, Richard 

Lentes, President; Matt Brown, Vice 

president; Ingrid Richter, Secretary; Lara 

Winner, Treasurer; and Megan Hurand, 

Public Relations, organize events such as 

the German dinner, new member initiation, 

the Christmas party, the annual 

BBQ, and the International Dance, The 

only requirement for membership is the 

abilty to speak two or three German 

phrases, Marijke Hayworth's favorite is 

"lch glaube deshalb Ich bin" (I think, 

therefore I am), 

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Bottom, Frank Berry. Glen Shapiro, Tyler Felgenhauer, 

David Cohen, Ingrid Hill, SCOll Riddle, 

Heather Snapp. Middle, Lars Hansen, Chris Cohen, 

Briii Miler, Anelle Kuntz, Anna Rogalski. Back, Jenny 

Granger, Rob Bakos, Mr. Kuljus, Dylan Cunningham. 

Lori Mostad. 

OFFICERS 

Russian Club 

President: Lori Mostad 

Vice-president: Samantha Spencer 

Secretary: Mike Wiser 

Treasurer: Tyler Felgenhauer 

Back, Lara Winner, Megan Hurand, Marijke Haworth. 

Richard Lentes, Mark Miller, Angela Winner. Mall 

Brown, Stephanie Reiner, Mall Nielson. Front, Lisa 

Leimberger, Ingrid Richter, Elizabeth Sprenger, Herr 

Kuhljus. 

OFFICERS 

German Club 

President: Richard Lentes 

Vice-President: Matt Brown 

Secretary: Ingrid Richter 

Treasurer: Lara Winner 

Public Relations: Megan Hurand

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Kneeling, Mindy Windishar, Pete Worley, 

Gus Elliott. Standing, Jenny Elentuck. Jennifer Claussen. 

Madame Caulliez, Melissa Ring, Rachel SCOlt, 

Tricia Franzen, Charlene Albright, Heather Nicholson, 

Veronica Allen, Sandy Mick, Mike Hinnen. Clinton 

Bippes. Kara Lehmann. Marijke Haworth, Brandon 

Shell. Jason Wilkinson. Tas Bloom. 

OFFICERS 

French Club 

President: Gus Ellott 

Vice-President: Pete Worley 

Secretary: Shelley Tomlinson 

Treasurer: Kate Harmon 

Public Relations: Cathy Pomerleau 

Historian: Carrie Vielle 

Left, Gus Elliolt keeps the French Club in 

order while munching his Deca sucker. 

Right, Malt Brown listens with amusement 

to club president, Richard Lentes. Below, 

Cristi Elton. Ingrid Hill, and Andrea Hayes 

get out of one of Mr. Kuljus' lectures for a 

yearbook candid. 

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Cooperative office occupations program 

(CO-OP) is offered to seniors with 

strong interests in an office or business 

career. CO-OP members meet during 

first period. After school is spent at local 

businesses getting on-job training. As a 

class, CO-OP offers instruction in office 

machines, telephone tecniques, personal 

appearance, business problems, and 

communication, 

Londa Havens and Heide Bibbee agree 

that. "CO-OP gives you a good experience 

in the business world, It's more 

than just a class." 

Fund raisers include the sucker sales. 

With this money, members take their 

employers to lunch, go on feild trips to 

businesses and colleges, and do a service 

project once a month. 

The CO-OP officers are: Pres" Diane 

Bougher; Vice Pres" Jamie Runyan; Secretary, 

Londa Havens; Treasurer, Cheryl 

Andrews; Historian, Lisa Liemgruber; 

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CO-OP members, left to right; row I; Devonna Bewick, Leslie SchmalL. 

Heidi Bibbee, Londa Heavens, Diane Bougher. Row 2, Jamie Runyan, Cher- 

Iy Andrews. Marcie Glaii, Adrianna Hartman, Tami Lakey. Row 3; Samantha 

Jordan. L ynetle Jordan, Lisa Leimgruber, Debbie Green, Sheri 

Givens, Advisor Mrs. Pack. Not Pictured; Kim Boschee, 

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and Advisor, Mrs Pack. 

Food Service meets every Monday 

during first period. Mrs, Mahan, advisor, 

and the six officers: Pres" Loren Berry; 

Vice Pres" Jenn Jones; Secretary, Lyn 

Andrews; Treasurer, Libet Wolf; and ASB 

Reps., Sarah Taitch and Kathy Wasson, 

work with the members to organize the 

many fundraisers, These include cookie 

grams and Tiger Take-out Deli. With the 

money earned, Food Service members 

buy new equipment. fund the Employee/ 

Employer Breakfast, take feild trips and 

compete in District 81 food fairs, 

The purpose of Food Service is to gain 

leadership skils, learn responsibilty and 

committment and to do some communi- 

ty service, 

"Besides that." said Sarah Taitch, "it's 

a fun way to get to know the food industry." 

Distributive Educational Clubs of 

America (DECA) is offered to any stu- 

dent enrolled in advanced sales and marketing, 

The "Deca Motto" according to R.P, 

Miler is "developing future leaders in 

marketing and distribution. This is also 

the purpose of DECA." 

The officers of DECA: Pres" Josh Hollingshead; 

Vice Pres" Katherine Knauber; 

Treasurer, Chad LeBlanc; Secretary, Erika 

Knudson; Parliamentarian, Monica 

Riebe; and Reporter, Natalie Brown, 

DECA club members run the Deca store 

and sell pizza, school rings, and value 

checks. The group then uses the money 

for inner school luncheons, field trips, 

and to fund the Employee/Employer Luncheon, 

Erika Knutson comments, "For me 

DECA has been a good experience, i 

think the information I've learned wil 

help me in the future, I thank R, P. Miler 

and hope that everyone in there has benifited 

from the class." 

DECA members, left to right; top row; Jason Hall, Kevin Evers, Josh Hollingshead, 

Natalie Brown. BOllom row; Bill Evans, Erika Knutson. Katherine 

Knauber. Mall Nelson, Tom Hormel, Steve Volesky, Shon Stokes, Ben 

Harnetiaux. Adrienne Lamanna. Chad Seyl, Amy Hopwood. Not Pictured; 

Monica Riebe, Sarah Raney, Mike Larson, Chad LeBlanc. 

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takes rolL. 

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at a feild trip to a local brewery. 

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Food Service members, left to right, row i. Advisor, Karen Mahan. Row 

2, Tim Personeii, Kelly O'Neil, Libet Wolf, Carrie Davis. Row 3, Sarah 

Jones. Yuvonka Wilkins, Jenn Jones. Row 4, Loren Berry, Allan Bollschweiler, 

Kim Beal. Lyn Andrews. Row 5, Mike Schumacher, Jim Byrnes, 

Allan Rosato, Cherie McEuen. Row 6, Tammy Gutherie. Lisa Preston, 

Shelly Delp. Kathy Wasson. Not Pictured, Sarah Taitch, Melinda Pavey, 

Dana Burkwisl. Shannon Baumer. 

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The Vocational Skills Center 

Jeff Hutchins inspects a Skills Center 

engine. 

Enrolled students at the Skils Center, Dana Baker, Sarah 

Braga, Bethany Bromley, Angela Dugger, Bryan Gordon, 

Will Havens. Shad Haynes, James Henson, Jason Hilde, 

Tobias Holbrook, Jeff Hutchins, Tony Steen, Dena Tarr, 

Katanna Ward, William Wilson, Angela Winner, 

Q: What building has four walls with tomorrow 

inside? 

A: The Skills Center. 

It was a cooperative effort of eight 

school districts offering vocational- 

technical training to high school juniors 

and seniors. The students took three 

hours a day out of the school schedule to 

go either in the morning or afternoon to 

The Skills Center, Students developed 

Tony Steen works hard to develop his computer 

skils. 

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Katanna Ward learns 

management and maintenance 

in Cosmetology. 

entry-level skills for employment in such 

programs as Computers, Auto Mechanics, 

Cosmetology and much more. The 

credits earned at the Skills Center apply 

toward high school graduation requirements 

and even community college 

credits. Student evaluation was based on 

the ability to work efficiently alone and 

with others, and also, to be consistent 

and productive in all kinds of situations. 

"My senior year at the Skills Center has 

been quite interesting, but also educationaL. 

If i could start my education in 

high school over I would spend more 

time at the Skills Center," said Dena 

T arr, Cosmetology student. 

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Office Job Trainers, OJT'ers, have a 

large responsibility to the office person- 

nel and the student body of Lewis and 

Clark. Their main objectives are to assist 

the secretaries in filing, to answer 

phones and to help in the Book Room and 

the Business Office. 

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class as you would expect it to be, but it 

Enrolled Students in on, Shannon Aldrich. Ann 

Alyward. Kimberly Beal. Traci Borden, Rachelle Childers, 

no, Kelly Cun- 

Darren Chu. David Cohen. Michelle Corda 

ningham, Mary Depaolo, Robin Doutney, Kevin Edwards, 

Kim Eng, Michael Gerard. Kathryn Grober, Danniala 

Haines. Caprice Hardin, Rob Hart. Roger Hollingsworth, 

Lom Hutchins. Jennifer Johnston. Katie Kerkering, Kristi 

Kloehn, Dawn Kuhn, Adrienne Lamanna. Tina Lodge, 

Derik Mortlock, Brandy Nelson, Rebecca Oswald, Catherine 

Pomerleau, Frank Rehn, Gera Rockey. Katreena 

Rogers, Christie Rusnak. Lyla Severy. Jody Shapiro, 

Chris Staab, Mary Vandyken, Chad Wallace, Allison 

Watson. Fred Rose. 

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is a lot of fun and the secretaries are all 

great" stated Roger Ho\lngsworth. ..i 

was an OJT'er both my junior and senior 

I learned that 

year and I had so much fun. 

working in an office is not as easy as it 

looks. I'm really going to miss everyone 

in the office:' senior Christie Rusnak 

commented. 

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allendance into the computer in the 

main office. 

Tina Lodge, junior. shows her experience and 

talent with the computer, 

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The Arousing SPOOH Crew 

As a new activity to LewÎs and Clark 

this year, Students Promoting Outragious 

Organized Havoc, SPOOH Crew, 

was a group of students that supported 

team and school spirit. Their main goal 

was to have fun and to make the school 

year an involved one for everyone. 

SPOOH Crew was the only designated 

group in the G.S.L. of its kind. Their fun 

activities involved students in cons 

and basketball game halftimes. Their 

main goal of the year was to get the 

Earl Lumpkins and Tad Finer hang 

loose for the Rubber Chicken game. 

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Chuck back. 

Roger Hollingsworth goes to the limit. 

to get 

SPOOH Crew members, lOp row, Jen Jones, Molly 

Melcher, Casey Condon, Tad Finer, Judd Gerber, 

Joey Conaty and Jason Glumbik, Middle row, Franklin 

Gallwas, Sheri West. Earl Lumpkins and Pat Headstrom, 

BOllom row, Roger Hollngsworth. Not pictured, 

Zach Cole, Brian Auld, Topher Brown, Aaron 

Binns and Rick Marple 

famous "chuck" back at the basketball 

game halftime against Ferris. Their 

creativity and dedication in the theme 

"Snow Ferris" was a big hit. They 

helped give the Lewis and Clark basketball 

team the motivation to win the 

game and to give the students the spirit 

to get Chuck back, Molly Melcher 

commented, "The SPOOH Crew was a 

lot of fun and its existence was a big 

factor in the gaining of the Rubber 

Chicken." 

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Before your team takes the field, our 

team takes action. 

Stage Crew lighted up tl;e cons, con- 

certs and the special events that took 

place in the auditorium or the fieldhouse 

of Lewis and Clark. The guys in Stage 

Crew had to be capable of lifting heavy 

equipment and maintaining control over 

the light and sound systems. It gave the 

members a chance to learn how to oper- 

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white LC spirit for the Rùb- 

ber Chicken. 

ate the equipment correctly that was 

provided by Lewis and Clark, "Stage 

Crew's responsibilities know no bounds" 

stated, Stage Crew Advisor, Chuck 

Schaffer. 

Creative Society. new to Lewis and Clark this 

year. was founded by Kevin Gould. It's a club to get 

people to express themselves and to create. The 

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discuss the plans for the next con. 

club met every other Wednesday. The club held a 

variety of diverse activities such as, group sculptures, 

banner painting, informal iam sessions and 

much more. Ben Parzybok had this to say about the 

club, "Creative Society is a revoluationary club for 

Lewis and Clark, Anyone is allowed to join, There is 

no talent. academic interest or social standing required 

to join. When the club is in meeting it is 

amazing to behold twenty people or so all ecstatically 

excited and contributing to any idea 

dreamed up a few minutes before. i hope that an 

underclassman has the motivation, like Kevin did, 

to keep it going. It could become an important part 

of Lewis and Clark's culture." 

Stage Crew members, left to right, 

Dan Anderson, Troy Hookom. Shawn 

Hintz and Fred Rose. 

Creative Society members, left to 

right, Kelly O'neal, Mall Budke, Ben 

Parzybok. Jessica L yson, Kevin Gould, 

Jen Jones. Kerri Redfield, Megan Mc- 

Coy. and Buck Somes. 

Creative Society members have a jam 

session about those wild times, 

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Black Student Union, BSU, was a group 

of students who got together every other 

Thursday in Mrs. Welch's room during 

lunch to discuss common interests between 

them. The students had bake sales 

and held Lewis and Clark dances. like 

The Pajama dance, as fundraisers. They 

spent their money on many fun activit 

ies through the year like bowling, skating 

parties and much more. The BSU students 

also sponsered The Martin Luther 

King Jr. Convocation, Hard work and 

dedication was spent to put the con 

BSU members, first row, left to right, Malik Roberson, Yuvonka Wilkins, 

Shawn Stokes. Marw Solumon, Nessie Lehinger, Lonzell Boyden. Second row, 

Mellissa Thomas. Sherry Givens, Darfus Moore, Yodit Tekie, Lola Telkle. 

James Gordon, Myrtle Allen, Lyn Andrews, Rog Hollongsworth, Third row, 

Lynelle Jordan. Michelle Gordner, Emily Shanklin, Christa 

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Welch. Not pictured, Rommel Allen. Marcus Deewater, Ricky Green, Dory 

Reeves. Eric Thomas. Jay Troull. and Donnell Readen. 

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speech for the Martin Luther 

King Con. 

Mrs. Welch, BSU advisor, 

announces the talent 

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Lewis and Clark. Reverend Happy Watkins 

enjoyed the con so much last year 

that he came back to Lewis and Clark to 

give his interpretation of Dr, Martin Luther 

King Jr.'s famous speech "I Have a 

Dream." "As time goes on the sense of 

racial imbalance is still noticeable, but in 

a smaller way. The BSU stands for the 

hope that imbalance will someday be a 

thing of the past. and we as people can 

live in harmony:' stated Shawn Stokes, 

President, of B.S.U, 

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Stokes show their enthusiasm 

for the Martin Luther King con.

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Debate, a well rounded class, met everyday 

during sixth period. It offered a 

variety of speech orientated learning for 

competition. It covered different speaking 

styles such as dramatic, humorous 

and intellectuaL. It was a class that taught 

life-long skills like researching, note-taking, 

logic, comprehension, communication, 

and poise. They do many different 

fun activities that were supported by car 

washes, yard sales and coupon sales. 

They held a Christmas Party in December 

and had many tournaments during 

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the year. Their biggest tournament was 

one at PLU. Jessica Sundin stated, "Debate 

is one of the best activities offered 

by Lewis and Clark. The in-town tournaments 

are the best of them alL." 

Debate Club members, left to right, First row, Mrs, 

Szabo, Kim Johnson, John Thorton, Evan Moore. Wyall 

Thaler, Adam Ike, David King. Second row, Mason 

Burley. Rachel SCOIl, Ben Stuckari. Adam Hegi, Emele 

Oldenburg, Jessica Sundin, Sarah Somes. Third row, 

Jennifer Clarke, Jeff Goodner, Reggie Lowderback, 

Not pictured, Mary Braga, Jennifer Nielsen, Susan 

Taylor and Patrick Hanrahan. 

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themselves for a debate. 

Sarah Somes and Adam Ike anxiously 

await their opponents. 

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David Ankcorn; Treasurer, Eric Mueller; Public Relations, 

Ann Alward, and Secretary, Stephanie Houston. 

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First Semester Officers 

The officers of the year worked hard 

to make it a memorable one, They put on 

many successful functions for the student 

body of Lewis and Clark. "It was a 

lot of fun being an officer first semester. 

We got along really well and got a lot 

accomplished. I think we were able to 

get everything pretty much squared 

around for the second semester officers," 

Wendy Crum, Senior Class. Vice 

Pres., commented. 

All of the officers, inclusive of ASB, 

federation, or class officers, worked 

hard as a team to offer many successful 

events during the year, They sponsered 

such things as The Salvation Army 

Federation officers, left to right, Marcie Slaughter, Sandy Mick. Debra 

Sonneborn and Ann Aylward. 

Christmas Party, Homecoming, The 

Canned Food Drive, The Rubber Chicken 

and much more, "ASB endured a lot of 

stress and deadlines, but we had a lot of 

fun this year. From The Big/Little Tiger 

party to the winning of the Rubber 

Chicken, we worked very hard to get 

things done, I think the reason we had 

such a good time was that tyhe school 

supported ASB activities, Turnout. involvement 

and help made all of the work 

worthwhile, Lewis and Clark showed a 

lot of spirit and support for the school 

sports, activities and the community. 

Way to go Lewis and Clark," Dave Ankcorn, 

ASB Vice President stated. 

Sheri West and Susan Johnson, Senior class officers, help out at The 

Salvation Army Christmas Party. 

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Jen Jones; Secretary, Susan Johnson; Pres" Todd 

Hinnen, Treasurer, Allison Watson, Public Relations, 

Sheri West. Not pictured Vice Pres. Wendy 

Crum. 

Sophomore Class officers, left to right, Fifth 

Exec., Kara DeBill; Treasurer, Robyn Reed, 

Public Relations, Nicole Lewis; Secretary, Sasha 

Meier; Vice Pres. Sara Ekins, Pres., Ty 

Talbot. 

Junior Class officers, left to right, Fifth Exec., 

Brian Walther; Pres., Franklin Gallwas; Secretary. 

Lisa Ellngsen; Vice Pres., Ben Stuckart; 

Treasurer, Erin Crum; Public Relations, Julie 

Darnell 

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Vice President-Ty Talbot 

Secretary-Ben Stuckart 

Treasurer-Sheri West 

Public Relations-Allson Watson 

CLASS of 89 

President-Todd Hinnen 

Vice President-Susan Johnson 

Secretary-Katie Kerkering 

Treasurer-Eric Mueller 

Public Relations-Sarah Taitch 

1st Lieutenant-Jen Jones 

CLASS of 90 

President-Jody Shapiro 

Vice President-Paul Davis 

Secretary-Evan Morse 

Treasurer-David Stachofsky 

Public Relations-John Nielsen 

CLASS of 9/ 

President-Mason Burley 

Vice President-Kara Debil 

Secretary-Veronica Palmlund 

Treasurer-David Cohen 

Public Relations-Jon Tatman 

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President-Russ Posten 

Vice President-Aniki Olsen 

Secretary-Jen Clarke 

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Public Relations-Sarah Farley 

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NA TIONAL HONOR/NA TIVE AMERICAN SOCIETIES 

Anna Allen, Peter Abrams, Michelle Anderson, Daisy 

Bakos, Delsey Beck, Deena Biondi, Tom Boyd. Cathy 

Brewster, Anne Brondos, Bridget Brown, Dawn 

Casci, Becca Chadwick, Hoona Choi, Brooke Cloninger, 

David Cohen, Alix Compton, David Covey, 

Julie Darnell, Sonya Dauer, Paul Davis. Becky Davis, 

Kathy Demoranvile, Kevin Edwards. Jenny Ellentuck, 

Lisa Ellngen, Gus Elliot, Amy Faulhaber, Tyler 

Felgenhauer, Amos Freeman, Judd Gerber, Tamara 

Gower, Rachel Green, Erin Green, Steve Hallam, Marijke 

Haworth, George Helmer, Troy Hook. Lom 

Hutchins, Celeste Jones, Mark Kawabata, Kate Harmon, 

Laurie Kawabata. Heather Kelln, Kate Kerkering, 

Chris Kerkering, Laura Kramer, Paul Kuntz, Beth 

Landweir, Daniel Lane, Teddy Leonard, Beth Linke. 

Misty Malcom. Robin Marple, Robin McKennor, John 

Moffit, Amy Morgan, Evan Morse, Lori Mostad, Krisha 

Mroczek, Erik Mueller, Heather Nicholson, Mat 

Neilson, Emele Oldenberg, Cathy Pomerleau, Lucile 

Pressley, T ahia Raol, Kerin Redfield. Lisa Roberts, 

Brett Rudy, Tim Schaub, Kenn Schillng, Debbie 

Schrock, Rachel Scott, Jody Shapiro. Marcie Slaughter, 

Chad Smith, Heather Snapp, Debra Sonneborn, 

David Stachofsky, Ben Stuckart, Ty Taitch, Mike 

Terpening, Shelly Tomlinson, Carrie Vielle, Chi Vue, 

Bekki Welter. Hunt Whale, Kris Whipple, Matt Williamson, 

Laura Winner, Angela Winner, Peter Worly, 

Brian Wyrick, Tammy Zbylski, Brian Hasebe, Timna 

Tanners, Amanda Monkman, Heather Veltre, Maureen 

Everhart, Mike Kiegley, Sandy Mick 

Native American Society members, Crissy Adams, 

Myrtle Allen, Rommell Allen, Jerome Blakely, Percy 

Blakely, Mano Gutierrez, Robert Hollenback, Linda 

King, Michele Lavigne, Tina Lodge, Franco McCullough, 

Evan Morse, Chris Vivier, Maria Mobre. 

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of 3.5 or better. The 75 to 100 members meet 3 times a year, They often 

do community service projects and help to tutor other students. The 

purpose of the N,H.S, is to promote leadership and to create enthusiasm 

for learning, The N,H,S, advisor is Mrs. Flaherty, 

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discuss their Indian Heritage, They create a support group using such 

as a common bond. The purpose of the Native American Society is to 

make other students aware of the true Native American,

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Steve Ward, Abe Lowderback, Kevin Evers, Mike 

Keigley, Hans Greyerbiehl, Charlene Albright. (Bottom 

row Loren Klock, Catherine O'Neal, Melinda 

Porey, Timna Tanners, Jennifer Johnston, Lyla Se- 

very, Ms. Takami. 

The Lewis and Clark Journal is the oldest 

high school newspaper in the Northwest, 

Since the Journal is published 9 

times a year, the staff kept themselves 

busy, The number of subscribers contrib- 

uted greatly to the Journal's current success. 

The number of subscribers has increased 

from 40 to about 1CX, 

This year the staff's goal was to keep 

the quality of the paper, to better the photography, 

and to improve the paper's creativity, 

This was also the first full year the 

staff was using the Macintosh page maker 

programs and layouts, 

"We are trying to develop a stronger 

staff," commented Ms. Takami, "we have 

about 4 returning seniors this year and 9 

juniors which wil make next year's paper 

even better." 

Left, Staffers work together to get 

facts straight. 

Above Left, DEADLINE I A mellow state 

of panic for Journal staff. 

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"Facts are, teen-agers turn to other 

teen-agers in times of trouble," 

With this in mind the members of Natural 

Helpers created a group that helped 

support others, they did not meet any stereo 

types, and did encompass all cliques, 

colors, and creeds, 

"I have learned a lot being a Natural 

Helper, but most of all I have learned that 

we are all one in the same, At the end of 

the movie "The Breakfast Club" the students 

learned that there was inside of 

them, a jock, a stonie, a space case, and a 

princess. We learned this only when 

reaching out to one another," Miranda Du 

Crest commented. 

The goal of Natural Helpers was to break 

the barriers that exist in any high school 

between conflicting groups of students, 

and to achieve a level of respect and understanding 

among all students. 

The motto of the 35 to 70 members of 

Natural Helpers was "Thank you for being 

everything you are, but most of all . , . for 

being my friend," The members of Natural 

Helpers formed a bond of friendship at 

the retreat they attended in December, 

Natural Helpers this year had two projects. 

a plaque in memory of students that 

have died before graduation, and their 

performances for junior high and the 

Youth conference in ApriL. 

"A friend is a person with whom i may 

be sincere; before him, I may think aloud," 

Ralph Waldo Emerson, "I have learned to 

understand from this quote that it's not 

what you are but who you are," Beck 

Straussner stated, 

T oPI Pat Higgins. Grant Felgenhauer, Peggy Ostness, 

Chris Vivier, Rudy Gutierrez, Sasha Meyer, Mickey 

Hough. Holly Bingle, Shawn Stokes, David Sosville, 

Julie Glass, Brent Hookum, Erik Worth, Shannyn Roberts. 

2nd, Jennifer Johnston, Gus Ellot, Christina 

Shook, Brent Hookum, Laura Urquhart. Sky Kensok, 

Brad Irion, Susan Shelby, Yodit Teckle, Camille Hall, 

J) Garcia, Molly Hanson. 3rd, Laurie Wyrick. Ben 

Chay, Aniki Loson, Robin Reed, Erin Walsh, Disa 

Wendle, Samantha Linke, Misty Malcom, Kevin 

Thorp, Lisa Phillps, Erika Anderson, Rudy Forsman. 

4th, Beck Straussner, Debra Sonneborn, Gladys 

Kosty. Jennifer Ellentuc. 5th, Percy Blakely, Franco 

McCoullough, Susan Anderson. 

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"The retreat was a worthwhile experience. 

It was amazing to see the number 

of varieties of people get along and 

trust each other as they did," Misty 

Malcom. 

Giving participants a role to follow 

gave Beck and Mickey an idea of what 

it was like to stand in someone else's 

shoes, 

Learning to trust each other is the pur- 

pose of this exercise? I hope they 

don't let me fall. 

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about her home country. 

Johno slows down from his new-found 

American lifestyle for a quick snapshot. 

FOREIGN EXCHANGE 

The enthusiasm of the foreign exchange 

students at LC was amazing. The 

exchange students range from ages 16-19 

and were juniors and seniors at LC. 

..i like the teachers, they are very en- 

couraging, the students are friendly and 

helpfuL. I also like the American School 

system, the German school system 

doesn't allow me the variety of classes 

that LC does, The school spirit here is 

great," T onja Hansing. 

There were complaints from the exchange 

students regarding traveling, dating, 

and the food offered here in America. 

Even with these setbacks, most agreed 

that they would like to come back to 

America, 

Top: Masahiro Ishikawa 

Christian Kalf 

Mitsum Yashma 

Micheal Hinnem 

l Geraldo Senovitlet 

I Bottom: Chizuko Yasuma 

Linus Lownroth 

Rene Robertson 

Tanja Hansing 

IIgin So zen 

Julie DuBost 

Catherine Hermansen 

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This year the L.c. Music Department had 

a new addition, the Pep Band:'The Pep 

Band this year was an experiment to get 

away from the mumble a full ensemble 

causes, We were very successful and enjoyed 

ourselves," John Speare, Pep Band 

member commented. 

Though their numbers were few, their 

sound was powerfuL. All agreed that the 

Pep Band contributed greatly to L.c. and 

the Music Department. Pep Band members 

wil look forward to next year after 

The Horn Section pays attention to their music and 

ignores Mr. Jay's instruction. 

"Get down" to that funky sound of the Pep Band, 

Larry Diley reads the music while his hand do all the 

work. 

Pep Band, Ellie Craft, Tom Boyd, Larry Dilley, Ken 

Schiling, Sean Maull, Paul Eiseman, John Speare, 

Chris Yancy, Craig Marshal 

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this successful experience. After all, the 

"experiment" proved to be worthwhile. 

The Orchestra may be amateur, but their 

playing is far from it, These deciated 

members spent endless hours practicing 

to perfect each piece. Each member received 

great satisfaction knowing they 

sounded professionaL. 

The highlights of their year included performing 

with the entire Music Department 

in Handel's Messiah, and their performance 

for adults and students. 

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The Orchestra members listen carefully to Mr. Jay's 

directions. 

Orchestra Members sit through what feels like an endless hour of practice. 

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This year was one of the most successful 

ones for the l.c. Jazz Band, The fact that 

the members met as a club and not as a 

class didn't slow them down, With regular 

rehearsals, they grew to work well together 

and play well together also. 

Their great sound drew a lot of response 

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JAZZ BAND 

from audiences and the other l.c. bands. 

They even went so far as to receive a 

certificate of excellence from the Music 

Festival held in Nelson, British Columbia 

on March 4th,"1 think they're great! I've 

heard them play once, and it was very 

impressive," Laura Philips commented, 

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Band worked hard to reach their 

current level of excellence and success. 

Rehearsals weren't during any class periods, 

which made it harder to practice, 

but this setback didn't seem to effect the 

dedicated members, They met, rehearsed, 

and performed well, 

SYMPHONIC BAND 

Their hard work paid off when they received 

the certificate of excellence at 

The Music Fest in Canada last March. 

The optimistic group of musicians wil 

look forward to many successful years to 

come, with many members returning and 

some new recruits from next years' freshman 

class arriving, 

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Robert Blanchard, Jessica Bowers, 

Carrie Guiles, Michael Hines, Allison 

Houston, Joshua Jackson, Tim Lackman, 

Beth linke, Theresa Lour, Shawn 

Lowery, Thad Murray, Erika Olson, 

John Perrine, Mona Reed, Jennifer 

Rupprecht, Sarah Scarcello, Brooke Sevier, 

Amy Snyder, Sonya Trejo, Kristen 

Zagelow. 

The two Jazz choirs and chamber 

choir have become the pride of L.c. 

With the enthusiasm and the strong 

leadership of Mike Indendi, all three 

choirs worked and strived to become 

the best vocal music department in 

Spokane, 

Getting to take a few photo's was 

difficult with their busy rehearsal and 

performance schedule, An example of 

such a schedule would be the three rehearsals 

during the week for the February 

23 performance at the Spokane Met 

and the Friday February 24 competition 

in Moscow, Idaho, This spring 

brought a lot of traveling for the three 

That's one way to get to the top. 

Mr. Indendi directs the choir to sing 

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and rehearsals, it's hard to believe they 

had time for the traditional graduation 

ceremony sung by the choirs. 

Traveling with the Jazz choirs were 

their back-up musicians, lucas Dauenhauer 

- piano, and Steve Sprague - 

drums, assist the girls while Jason 

McCarter - drums, Ryan Warner - bass 

guitar. and lucas Mattson - piano, added 

rhythm and strength to the Jazz Association. 

The choirs had a successful year. 

They brought home high praise and excellent 

awards. 

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Nathaniel Adams, Michelle Anderson. 

Alex Barclay, Jessica Bowers, Trisha 

Blake, Matthew Foster, Sherry Givens, 

Aimee Guiles, Kyle Harris, Theresa 

Lour, Dorian Lucas, Amy Morgan, Erika 

Olson, Hope Pennell, Mona Reed, Lucas 

MatlSon, Jason McCarter, Ryan 

Warner 

VOCAL EMSEBAL 

Catherine Abell, Teana Baker, Trisha 

Brake, Lisa Ellginson, Nicole Gentes, 

Sharon Hoerner, Kim Johnson. Robin 

Marple, Erika Olson, Laura Rafford, 

Arianna Rogalski, Francicine Sanchez, 

Gina Schleltert, Sara Shoemaker, 

Christian Shook, Melissa Thomas, Makeesha 

Wendel, Katy White, Poppy 

White, Mindy Windishar, Chizuko Vasunami, 

Lucas Dauenhauer, Steve Sprague 

Lucas looks elsewhere while the choir 

looks to him for their pitch. 

The Jazz Association's bass guitarist 

and drummer, Jake and Ryan. 

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Gloria Beatty and Renee Golden show inner-staff closeness caused by deadlines. 

Temira Miler and Phill Spangler, the Herff-Jones Rep., work on the Ads section. 

Steve Akerhelm and Jerred Wolff, two of three sophomore 

staff members. 

Shawn Shay and Chad Krueger, staff artists. What a pairl 

Molly Melcher and Marci Slaughter show off staff t-shirts, 

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YEARBOOK 

Laura Philips and Marci Slaughter discuss 

yearbook copy. 

Mrs. Flatt gives Sarah Evans some "Free Advice." 

Yearbook staffers in awe at a yearbook workshop 

at Ferris. 

"Mrs, Flatt, help., ,I", "Amy would this 

work . . . 7" ¡ the sounds of the yearbook 

staff at work, After much anguish, sleepless 

nights, looking through thousands of 

photos, and perfecting the Great layout: 

the yearbook was published, 

"The yearbook was a brand new experience 

for most staff members. We only 

had 5 members with any past experience," 

commented Mrs, Flatt advisor, 

"Although the group was diversified and 

pulled their own weight, at deadline time 

we slowly got on each others nerves, i 

think that helped to pull us together as a 

staff," 

In October the staff attended the yearbook 

conference at Ferris High School, 

"Even though 5 hours of lectures was boring, 

I got a lot of good ideas," Sarah Evans 

staff member, 

The First Deadlinel October 29, saw a 

panic stricken staff, Color pages, Senior 

section, student life, . ,56 pages total and 

they had to be sent inl 

After the pages were in the mail everything 

calmed down. From then on everything 

seemed to fall into place, 

''This years staff pulled together and 

produced a great book, The creativity of 

the staff made this yearbook exceptional," 

Amy Snyder, Editor. 

"A lot of hard work and hours went into 

this book, I think it turned out greatl", 

Marci Sluaghter Asst, Editor. 

(1st row) Jessica Batten, Missy Shireman, Jenny 

West, Tamira Miler, Chad Krueger, Steve Ward, 

Christine Rusnik, Desiree Estrada, Verna Hyltin, 

Keith Wright. Jeremy Sikes, Noel Edar. 

(2nd row) Molly Melcher, Amy Putnik, Gloria 

Beatty, Renee Golden, Shawn Shay, Jerrad Wolff, 

Brett Swigard,libet Wolf. Casey Condon, Allison 

Watson, Brigette Schreider. Jen Granger, Nicole 

Schleper. 

(3rd row) Laura Philips, Sarah Evans, Mrs. Flatt, 

Steve Akerhielm, Amy Snyder, Marci Slaughter, 

Catherine Cates. 

Not pictured, Sarah Taitch. 

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Lewis and Clark Dril Team shows their stuff. 

Lewis and Clark Dril Team glides into motion. 

'Roll over, roll over'. 

DRILL TEAM 

They did it again. 

Paige Payne shows her exhaustion after a performance. 

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Varsity Cheerleaders hardly working,?,? 

Better by the dozen, 

Above, Cheerleaders do their stuff, right, as the student body 

gives total support, 

"Rah, rah, rah", cheers Susan Johnson, 

Practice makes perfect, 

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Training and hard work comes together 

to provide entertainment for the 

halftime audiences, 

Dril Team Officers: left to right: top row: Captain Jeanette Woodard, 

Advisor Mrs, Barbara Slaughter, Captain Alicia Beale, Bottom 

row, Second Lieutenant Robin Ohashi, Choreographer Paige Payne, 

First Lieutenant Gloria Beatty, 

The WILD Drill T earn 

With 30 strong members, the 1988-89 

Dril Team set the pace for another outstanding 

year by performing at the 

Homecoming game in late October. The 

. girls have worked hard to uphold their 

superior ratings. In March they attended 

the Washington State Dril Team Compe- 

tition with a different attitude. Instead 

of doing their traditional formal routine, 

they did the Rubber Chicken. "This year 

we hope to provide more entertainment 

for the audience instead of creating r'outines 

to please a judge", commented Alicia 

Beale. Along with receiving the high- 

The Dril Team shows grace and coordination, 

est honors at competition last year, they 

have recieved superior ratings for the 

last 4 years. 

The Dril Team performed at many 

events such as area high schools and colleges, 

football and basketball games, 

cons and the Lilac Parade. They performed 

with pompoms at football games 

and they did Jazz at some basketball 

games. Their most fun performance was 

the Rubber Chicken at halftime of the LC 

vs Ferris basketball game. Their major 

fund raiser was the garage sale. 

Dril Team members, left to right, top row, Debra Sonneborn, Britt Miler, 

Anne Brondos, Kathy Blott, Traci Borden, Shannyn Roberts. Angela Clark, 

Third row: Shawna Haynes. Lisa Roberts, Paula Miotke, Brooke Cloninger, 

Gloria Beatty. Melissa Squires, Heidi Woodard, Second row, Erin Green, Jeanette 

Woodard, Tonia Spilker, Kate Jankovsky, Ladonna Hagens, Robin Reed, 

Samantha Scott, Gena Wittenberg, Bottom row: Robin Ohashi, Tara Altenreuther, 

Paige Payne, Courtney Bale, Alicia Beale, Amy Morgan, Cari Tvedten, 

Tamara Gower, Not pictured Mona Reed, 

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ROARING with spirit 

Roaring with spirit and style, the Lewis 

and Clark Varsity Cheerleaders lifted 

the spirt of the student body. Their dedication 

and encouragement contributed 

to the success of the LC teams. Throughout 

the year many hours were spent 

painting signs, planning cons. practicing 

cheers and giving life to the school year. 

"It was alot of hard work. but it was also 

alot of fun, It gave me a chance to meet 

new people and make new friends", 

commented Wendy Crum. 

They had several fund raisers to raise 

money for their financial burdens and 

new uniforms. The girls gave alot of time 

to make the year a memorable one, They 

painted 'the wall' at Homecoming. deco- 

rated the lockers of sport players and 

gave much encouragement to the future 

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whites, 

Varsity Cheerleaders enthusiasticly get ready 

for a big night, 

Varsity Cheerleaders, clockwise from left: Ada- 

na Wilson, Lynette Jordan, Bekki Welter, Sarah 

Taitch, Sheri West, Wendy Crum, Lisa Leim- 

gruber, Christine Staab, Patty Chase, Renee 

Golden, Aimee Ross and Susan Johnson, 

"Where's the boys"??? 

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Robin McKennon and Michelle Cordano show their tiger pride, 

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The seven high spirited Junior Varsity 

Cheerleaders put out full effort to make 

the year successfuL. Under the vision of 

Sandy Flatt the girls worked hard to prepare 

cons and perfect their cheers, "JV 

cheerleaders show their enthusiasm by 

attending weekly meetings, staying long 

hours after school creating posters and 

practicing routines, The girls have positive 

attitudes, and a good sense of organization, 

dedication and responsibilty, i 

sincerely enjoy working with each of 

them", commented Mrs, Flatt. Although 

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the girls only cheer at home games, their 

great enthusiasm and tiger spirit is 

enough to last throughout the year, 

The girls had many fund raisers during 

the summer and school year to raise 

money for their responsibilities to the 

JV teams. to the decorating of lockers 

and to help buy new uniforms for the 

cheerleaders, Bursting with tiger spirit 

and pride the girls helped promote 

school spirit to make the year one not to 

forget, 

Junior Varsity cheerleaders: left to right, top row: Kim Jackson, Tamara Korth, Michelle Corda 

row: Traci Debord, Robin McKennon, Veronica Palmlund and Whitney Maxey, 

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This year's marching band brought Ti- 

ger Pride out of the school and into the 

limelight as they performed half-time 

shows and football games and in the Lilac 

Parade, 

The half-time shows were "Very good", 

according to freshman Rachel Evans who 

caught their performance at Joe Albi Stadium, 

"Dos Equs", "Bump City", and 

"Winds of Sonora" were included in the 

half-time show line up, 

Despite over half of the band being new 

members, band director Mr, Jay was 

pleased with the groups performances, 

"This year's group was a more dedicated 

and better playing group", This dedication 

and talent led to a strong showing at 

the W,S,U, annual band competition held 

October 29, 

The color guard, who performed with 

the marching band, sported new uniforms 

this year, along with flashy, more de- 

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manding routines, Captain Sherri Fulton 

stated, "It was a lot more difficult than the 

past years", 

In November the Tiger Band got off 

their feet and. for the winter, became the 

LCHS Symphonic Band, This group held 

concerts for the public on January 26, 

March 31, and April 27. On the 3rd, and 

4th, of March they had the opportunity to 

travel along with Jazz Band. to Nelson, 

B,C. to participate in the annual "Music 

Fest" band competition, 

Warm weather was met with the band 

dusting off their marching shoes and performing 

in the annual Lilac Torchlight Parade, 

It was a busy year for band and director 

Mr, Jay summed it up by saying, "i 

don't think anyone else in school is as active 

as we are," 

Back Row-C. Keller, J, Smith, C. Cunningham, L. Pressley, L. Winner, S, Fulton, J, Johnson, C. 

Cooley 2nd Row-R, Barks, S, Goodwin, M, Johnson, E. Mathis, C. Yancey, D. Patterson 3rd Row- 

T, Bunday, D, Cohen, K, Keevey, M, Gardner, T, Boyd, A, Olsen, D. Self, K, Thorp, K, Schillng, E, 

Wirth 4th Row-C. Barrett, C. Marshall, J, Anderson, D, Goodwin, M, Faulks, N, Speiring, S, Hintz, 

J, Theis, J, Britt, D, Siegle, T, Wilson, B, Hasebe, R. Reed, 6th Row-A, Walker, T. Hook, C. 

Robinson, E, Johnson, K, Reber, J, Boua, C. Cohen, K, Apelbaum, E, Craft, p, Chase, R, DeRyan, R, 

Warwick Front Row-C. Conrath, R, McKennon, D. Anderson, S. Simmons, L. Diley, p, Eastman, S, 

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stands at attention 

until the dril begins, 

"Are these some of your 

dedicated players Mr, 

Jay?" 

TIGER BAND 

Drum Major, Chris Keller takes a break 

from conducting to pose for the camera, 

Showing off 

Their Jungle Beat 

Percussion 

practice 

meditation 

techniques 

before halftime. 

The band anxiously 

awaits a 

touchdown. 

Jackie Smith, Lara Winner, Sherri Fulton, Kari 

Cunningham, Charlene Cooley, Jessica Johnson, 

Lucy Pressley On ground-Treven Farrow, 

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Homecoming couples take time out from their 

wild dancing and partying to take a picture, 

Homecoming King and Queen, Sam Stachofsky 

and Sarah Taitch, graciously accept their nomination, 

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ll.ungle Love" 

Homecoming tSS' 

Lewis and Clark Homecoming week 

October 17th thru the 21st, sponsored by 

the Federation and ASB proved to be 

successfuL. Events during the week impressed 

all students, The dance was held 

on Saturday the 22nd of October from 9 

to 12 in the fieldhouse. 

The search for the Homecoming Royalty 

began on the 20th, The student body 

assembled in the auditorium on the 21st 

to catch their first glimpse of "Tarzan 

and Jane" of each class, The winners announced 

during the pep con. along with 

the theme "Jungle Love", included Seniors 

Sarah Taitch and Sam Stachofsky, 

Juniors Colleen Hughes and Zack Cole, 

Sophomores Joelle Nelson and Bil Koch 

and Freshman Ronnie Altenreuther and 

Don Urquhart. "My first reaction was of 

disbelief. but when it finally sunk in, this 

King business and all, I realized I was only 

king for a day" was a comment by Sam 

Stachofsky after finding out he had won. 

Colleen Hughes commented "i never 

Homecoming couples 

enjoy the romantic atmosphere 

as they dance 

the night away, 

really won anything before so it was exciting 

to know l would be able to represent 

such a wonderful Junior class." The 

pep con also included the traditional 

contest put on by the cheerleaders, This 

contest featured students who donated 

money to the teachers they would most 

like to serenade the "Tarzan-Jane" Royalty 

of the Senior Class, The winner, English 

teacher Jeff Norton, called from the 

wild with a love song, 

At half-time of the Homecoming 

game, the Royalty took a swing around 

the field in cars donated by the Spokane 

Corvette Club, Also the Dril Team performed 

and the cheerleaders led the 

hand routine, The night was exciting 

even though L.c. lost the game to Gonzaga 

Prep 35-7, 

The evening proved that even though 

the world is a jungle, a group of people 

such as the ones at Lewis and Clark, can 

and wil stand out. 

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Freshmen royalty, Don Urquhart and Ronnie Altenreuther, 

gracefully accept the applaud from the audience, 

Colleen Hughes and David Vanhersett, substituting for Zack 

Cole, enjoy a trip around Joe Albi Stadium, 

Sophmore royalty, Bil Koch and Joelle Nelson, grin as they take a 

ride by the crowd, 

The Duke's and Duchess's are patiently awaiting the 

anouncement of the King and Queen, 

Jen Jones, the mascot reveals 

her tiger spirit, 

Queen Sarah Taitch and 

Sr T opher Brown, substi- 

tuting for King Sam Sta- 

chofsky, smile to the 

crowd as they pass by. 

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Bottom Row: Courtney Howell, Stephanie Snider, Rebecca Childers, Janette Woodard, 

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llUP AND OVER" 

The Varsity members of the volleyball 

team. headed by Sonja Roach, finished 

the year with another winning 

record, Team companionship enabled 

the tiger squad to finish in the top 

three of the Greater Spokane League, 

Returning players Libet Wolf. Kelly 

Cunningham, Kim Eng, Bonka Wilkins, 

and Kelly O'Neil brought an overpowering 

team unity because of famil- 

iarity of each others style of play. 

"The reason for our success was that 

we played so well together and we 

were all dedicated to the sport." said 

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senior Libet Wolf. 

The team's spirit and humor on the 

court accompanied by intense competition 

and hard work brought many exciting 

games, 

"The most exciting game I've seen 

was our last game against Ferris, As 

O'Neil served for the winning point. everyone 

in the stands stood up and 

started to stomp their feet. It was an 

important game for the team, so I was 

really glad that we won!" told senior 

Sarah Jones, 

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Kim Shackette, Kyndra Roland; Rebecca Nishimura. Coach Debbie 

Johnson, Bottom Row: Ruby Forsman'Karen Ellngsen, Aniki Olsen, Shannon 

Welch, Melanie Wright, Karla Jones, Rhyanne Green, 

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Top left to right: Coach Thew, Scott Proost, Judd Gerber, Casey, Co~~~, Tad Fine¡, ~alik.Ç.b.m.n, Sam Stachofsky, Ed Coker, ~ 

E~ Tony Masiello, Aaron Binns, Obie Gilstrap, Coach Murp~y~'i Row, ~ravis, Rob Aronow, JasonJiui~, Yancy Dunham, 

Darfus Moore, Ian Smith, Shon Stokes, Zak Cole, Ben Suiter, Coach Custard. 3rd Row: Coach Penrod, Gab: Ryan, Dave Thornhil, Chris 

Lucas, Tony Nava, ';ai Heads,tæJ,.Jan Camel, Joe Martin, Jerome Blakely, Tony Steen, Coach Reed, 2nd Row: Head Coach John Hook, 

Kevin Hall, Mike NicholSEric Akerhielm, Eric Thomas, Jeremy Echerd, Dan Thompson, Pat Devine, Dave Wyant, Colleen Fisher, Coach 

Gaii.lst Row: Matt Wallace(manager), Mike Kelly, Celeste Jones, Charles Ehlenfeldt, Matt Nelson, R~er Hollngsw.or.t.h, ~t, ~ 

larro~ Brady Nelson, Chi Vue, Lyla Severy, Coach Gaetano. 

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~er football team, headed by va~oac'; hn 'We w re disappointed by the outcome of several games, 

Hook. ended the regular season with a 4:5 record,putting but overall it was an enjoyable and exciting season," comthem 

a bit behind returning league champs Gonzaga Prep. mented Coach John Hook, 

The talented Tiger squad was led by several returning Although the regular season lasted a short nine weeks, the 

players including quarterback Sam Stachofsky, running- Tigers witnessed both high and low points during the year, 

backs Eric Thomas and Ron Farrow, reciever Roger Hollngs- The lowest point of our season was the loss to Ferris. Howevworth. 

tight end and defensive end Malik Roberson. offen- er, throughout the season the team unity increased tremen- 

sive and defensive linemen Ed Coker, Russ Ekins. and Casey dously, which is an important part of Lewis and Clark foot- 

Condon, These players used their experience and leadership balL. 

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Best Def. Lineman: M. Roberson 

E. Coker 

Best Off. Lineman: R. Elkins 

Best Def. Back: R. Farrow 

Best Off. Back: E. Thomas 

Best Reciever: R. Hollingsworth 

Most Valuable Player: 

E. Thomas 

Most Inspirational: 

R. Hollingsworth 

Coaches A ward: T. Masiello 

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Top Row Left to Right, Ricky Guiterrez, Julian Cuthbert, Bil Pantages, Kevin Gruetzner, Jon Camel, 

Mark Hobbs, Tim Stewart, Alex Mickschl, Eric Seaver, Jeff Knudson, Middle Row: Coach Thew, Ian 

Smith, Matt Brown, John Moffit, Neal White, Ben Bahlman, David Ross, Mike Hinnen, Jerud 

Melcher, Adam McCollum, Ryan Warner, Bottom Row, Coach Penrod, Mike Nichols, Shawn 

McCabe, Ed Kuki, Don Goodwin, Greg Zaro. Abdul Johnson, Pat Divine, Mano Gutierrez, Bill Koch, 

Chris Champagne, Jon Stevens. Not pictured: Chad Brittain 

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Top Row Left To Right, Coach Lamphire, Darren Proost, Angelo Bumpas, Matt McCarter, Jason 

Brice, Matt Storey, Don Urquhart. Jerry Jennings, Don VanMeter, Tagen Boggs, 2nd Row, Coach 

Greenwood, Mitch Osborn, John Pereane, Eric Munson, Reggi Lowderback, Scott Sprague, Brian 

White, Matt Vielle, Roger Craver, Derrick Self, Chris Giese, 3rd Row, Jerrad Black, Brent Hookom, 

Darren Dilley, Kevin Lundberg, Zack Ash, Scott Goodwin, Ryan Longmeir, David Sousevile, J.J, 

Guerico, Bottom Row: Coach Ward Milikan. Greg Weller, Jim Hodgen, Kevin Golden, Joel Wielder, 

Erik Reagan, Mike Volk, Tyson Newell, Ryan Stanley, Chet Gerl.

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Coach Robinette, Ben Chay, Rudy McKennon, William Sleeth, Noel Eder, Jody Shapiro, 

Tyler Felgenhauser. 2nd Row, Evan Morse, Steve Volesky, Mark Miller, Matt 

Foster, Chris Barrett, Not Pictured, Patrick Hanrahan, Rommell Allen, Aaron Keirn, 

Wiliam sprints to the finish, 

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Coach Lenz, Julie Darnell, Heather Veltre, Cherese Eder, Samantha Spencer, Patty 

Chase, Joelle Graham, Rebecca Vincent, Kari Jones, Melisa Voderberg, Christian Shook, 

Not Pictured, Wendy Crum 

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This year's Cross Country season was 

characterized by improvement and determination, 

Each of the runner's hard 

work and dedication helped them grow 

individually, as well as a team, 

Through this vast improvement the 

Tiger squad, coached by Marty Robinette, 

established themselves as a force 

to be reckoned with. The Boy's Cross 

Country team was led by Senior Captain 

CROSS COUNTRY 

RUNNING OFF THE BEA TEN PA TH 

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Mark Miler, who brought great team 

leadership, Special inspiration is credited 

to senior Wiliam Sleeth and junior 

Jody Shapiro, 

"Cross Country was very exciting and 

successful this year due to great coaching 

and inspirational running," said Jody 

Shapiro, 

The Girls Cross Country team, 

coached by Dean Lenz. proved success- 

Top, Coach Brown, Grant Felgenhauer, Jon Jonkers, Adam Burril, Ben Rush, Bottom, Kari 

Jones, Melisa Voderberg, Christian Shook, Rebecca Vincent, 

Wendy Cruni strides to be in the lead, 

ful, as well as satisfying, Co-Captains 

Wendy Crum and Patty Chase have lettered 

in Cross Country for four years, 

Both of their experience and determination 

helped the Tigers through another 

year. 

"We had a fairly successful season despite 

the many injuries, Coach Lenz 

helped and supported us a lot." said Pat- 

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Top Left to Right, Amy Scott. Brooke Cloninger, Nicole Lewis, Cathy Brewster, Becca 

Chadwick, Kara Geeble, Heather Stanley, Laura Dauer. Kathy Pomeroy. Coach Griffiths, 

Bottom row, Laurie Mostad. Becky Bergenheimer. Mara Green. Erin Delaney, ground, Robin 

Reed and T racy TruesdelL. 

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"The beginning of the season didn't 

start so well, but during the middle of the 

season we made a turn-around, Although 

our team was young, we all had a lot of 

fun," said Amy Scott, senior. 

Coach John Griffiths guided the team 

with an optimistic attitude and high spirits, 

Although only two games were won- 

(Ferris 4-2, Rogers 4-0), Captain Heidi 

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Woodard and Co-Captain Laura Dauer 

helped the team fil up with energy, confidence, 

and enthusiasm before each game, 

As the season progressed, the team 

gained more skil and knowledge of the 

sport along with unity and sportsmanship, 

All the ingredients needed to make a fantastic 

girls soccer team. win or lose, prevailed, 

Top Left to Right: Coach Marburger, Sarah Severson, Susan Shelby, Sasha Meyer, Amy Brewster, 

Sarah Ekins, Jana Wolf, Mandy Monkman, Amy Kohler. Bottom: Rachael Evans, Melinda Fenton, 

Makeesha Wendel, Mindy Irgens, Robin Reed, Jennifer Clarke, 

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Top Left To Right, Julian Cuthbert, Casey Condon, Chris Lucas, Matt Schaum, Ian Smith, Scott 

Proost. Chad Brittain, Tom Hormel, Rendall Farley, Mike Fisher, Middle, Jeremy Lundberg, Jason 

Wilkinson, Doug Chu, Masa Ishikawa, Neal White, Brandie McRae, Jan Camel, Joe Martin, Front, 

Ben Chay, Ruddy McKinnon, Jerud Melcher, Bailey Clark, Kevin Edwards, Donovan Aurand, Jason 

Harvey, 

Tiger tries to pin, 

Teammates nervously wait for their match, 

Senior Rendall Farley, District Champion, is the team's 

top wrestler, 

Tiger prepares to take down. 

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This year's varsity team was for the most part a young 

squad, With returning varsity wrestlers like Rendall Farley, 

Tom Hormel, Kevin Edwards, and Scott Proost, they did have 

some experience on the mat, However, the younger wrestlers, 

juniors especially, didn't have the experience needed to 

dominate the GSL. 

Head Coach Dan Thew admitted to working the grapplers 

harder than he ever has in the past, Most of this was due to 

the teams inexperience. although he found all of these young 

wrestlers to be full of determination and great dedication. 

"The practices that i have set up are the hardest practices 

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in my four years at LC. The reason being, I had to get them in J - A n 

top physical condition to compete with our opponents," ex- fOd4 

plained Coach Thew, ~34~ 

The JV and Freshman teams competed successfully 

throughout the year, Although JV wrestlers were used mainly 

as utilties for the varsity program, several wil be instrumental 

in the success of next year's team, The freshman team 

proved to be outstanding against their opponents, In the next 

three years, they wil possibly be leading the Lewis and Clark 

wrestling team to a state title, 

FROSH 

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Back Row, J,J, Guerico, Shawn Burke, Justin Holt, John Jonkers, Proost, Kevin Lundberg, Hazen 

Audel. 

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Top Left to Right, Timna Tanners, Erin Cruni, Gena Wittenburg, Tamara Gower, Becky Oswald, 

Renee Golden, J,J, Akiyama. Angie Keech, Kari Cunningham, Whitney Maxey, Tara Davis, Bottom 

Row, Coach Lisa Chestnut, Adana Wilson, Rachel Cavender, Patty Chase, Liane Lynch, Coach Chad 

Ostboe, 

Renee Golden shows incredible balance on the beam, 

HDedication and 

perseverance 

make gymnåstics 

both fun and 

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-Kari Cunningham, 

Senior 

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Chestnut and assistant Chad Ostboe, 

had a tough competitive season, Seniors 

Patty Chase, Kari Cunningham, Renee 

Golden, and Adana Wilson added 

strength, encouragement, and expertise 

to the fairly young team. With hard 

workouts, consisting of three hour 

practices each day with conditioning 

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at the end, the team pulled together 

and was determÎned to make the final 

Disrict Meet after the qualifying league 

com pet it ion. 

'.Captain Renee Golden really helped 

out and inspired the entire team all 

through the season to put out 110% ," 

said Patty Chase, 

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did worth it," Timna Tanners, junior, 

Tamara Gower, sophomore, stated 

"This season was a lot of fun and we 

learned to work together better as a 

team, All things considered. we had a 

great time." 

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at a Shadle meet. Above, Adana Wilson gives a perfect handstand 

on the 4-inch wide apparatus, Bottom Left, Adana flies 

over the low bar for an excellent straddle-back, 

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Top Left to Right, Coach Glen Wiliams, Russ Ekins, Ed Coker, David Ankcorn, Malik Roberson, 

Bottom Row, Roger Hollngsworth, Sam Stachofsky, Drew Chisholm. Greg Stern, All-Star coaches 

on the floor, Brian and Eric Wiliams, Not pictured, Matt Wallblom 

Toby Depaolo, Chris Kerkering, Mark Gaul, Jeff Fisher. Kevin Wright. Geoge Helmer, Matt Levesque, 

Yancy Dunham, Damin Mathews, David Stachofsky, Bottom Row: Mike Kistler, Coach Tim 

Williams, Steve Wiliams, 

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lC 59-68 Ferris 51-42 LC 74-77 North Central 58- 78 

lC 70-51 U-High 71-43 lC 64-63 Mead 63-78 

lC 60-60 Shadle 88- 79 LC 66 Colv iIe 36 

lC 79 Cheney 71 LC 62 West Valley 58 

lC 50-60 G-Prep 52-90 LC 77 Coeur d Alene 57 

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Left to Right, Karen Ellingsen, Libet Wolf, Stephanie Etter, Kelly Cunningham, Rachael Green, Dory 

Reeves, Ryanne Green. Bonka Wilkins, Nichole Lewis, Kim Eng, 

Top Left to Right, Lyn Andrews, Kara Debil, Sara Ekins, Amanda Monkman, Sasha Meier, Sam 

Spencer, Bottom Row: Amy Scott, Sam Scott, Dean Biondi, Sonja Dauer, 

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work wil never payoff, 

but as you find yourself 

standing on the center 

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no matter what the 

cost." 

-Stephanie Etter, Senior 

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a row; LC's Girls Varsity 

Basketball Team went to 

state totry for first place 

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hthough theyliwerede; 

feated by Auburn. the 

team hung in there...., 

pla¡xed excepti~nally 

well, and left taking third 

place, . 

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Top Left: Everyone grabs for the ball at 

Rogers-LC game, Bottom Left: The team 

watches Dory shoot a free throw. Below: 

JV girls practice guarding their man. 

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BASKETBALL 

FROSH BOYS 

Top Left to Right, Coach Norton, A, Bumpas, M, McCoy, Z, Atkins, M, Chisholm, p, Fisher, J, 

Raymond, D, Urquhart, B. Maston, Bottom Row, M, Storey, R, Longmeier, J, Rouse, M, Osborn, R, 

Stanley, 

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Top Left to Right, Melissa Voderburg, Aniki Olson, Sarah Severson, Karla Jones, Melanie Wright, 

Erin Walsh, Rebecca Vincent. Bottom Row, Keri Jones, April McGoldrick, Shannon Welch, Kindra 

Roland. Katie O'NeiL. 

Boys and Girls Freshman 

Basketball season is always 

the toughest because of the 

players not being used to high 

school competition. Althòugh 

both teams struggled, they 

showed great improvement, 

high team spirit, and overpowering 

motivation. Jeff 

Norton, coach of the girls 

squad, said that "even with a 

i tough season, our teåm enjoyed 

it and had fun because 

they alwåys kept a positive attitude 

an~ worked very hard." 

And a positive attitude was 

what you could count on, see- 

ing in their eyes, their smiles, 

and their playing; both on and 

off the court. 

~-~i had a lot of fun this seap 

son and the games were very 

. excíting. Shannon Welch and 

Erin Walsh ar.e exceptional 

plåyers on the team and have 

a_lot of potential for next 

year," said Katie O'NeiL 

These freshman-are looking I 

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ger pride and to ,really show j' 

their stuff through the years 

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JV 

Left to Right, Mikel Tanaka, Rose Pelozzie, Buddy Round, Kevin Hess. James Cooper, Allen 

Meiklejohn, Matt Wait. Bottom, Nancy Croson and Jann Rodrie, 

VARSITY 

Left to Right, Jil Nowak, Scott Pelfrey, Jerry Allen, Kevin Oberg. Jerry Unbewust, Brad 

Adams, Brian Austin, 

Lewis and Clark's 

Special Olympic 

Progra m olfe.rs 

atnletes tne opportunitytodiscover 

tneir abilities,displaycourage, 

and acnieve 

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sport, a tn lefes 

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miss it." the end...! plan tq be injuries ansight./ts 

-COLLEEN FISHER, a trainer again next not all a piece of 

SENIOR year. cake! 

-LYLA SEVERY, -CELESTE JONES; 

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Top Row, Nikie Ziske, Beth Linke, Shelly Nomee. Angela Winner, Carley Wold. Sera Steffy, Lisa 

Phillips, Claire Scharnberg, Cindy Munter, 2nd Row, Joelle Harper. Kara Debill, Rebecca Potter, 

Samantha Scott. Courtney Howell, Stephanie Shidler, Tracy Truesdell, Laura Winner, Bobbi Ann 

Miller, Jackie Swift, Bottom Row, Chazico, Deanna Swift, Sheri West, Rene Beal, Verna Hylton, 

Leann Lynch, T onya ElL. 

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Team showed enthusiasm and ambition 

throughout the year, The team, coached 

by Mike Greenwood, consisted of four 

seniors, three juniors. and six sophomores, 

which brought a great diversity of 

skil and experience, The team counted on 

the mature leadership from seniors Deanna 

Swift, Renee Beal, Angela Winner, and 

Sheri West."Our goal was to be the best 

we could for each game and learn to be 

more competitive in the GSL. But. to be 

the best, a team must work harder than all 

the rest." commented Coach Greenwood, 

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Hart, Dan Thompson, Bottom Row: Eric Akerhielm. Steve Ward, Roger Hollingsworth, Kevin 

Hall, Ronnie Farrow. 

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Tiger team increased their performance 

both on the field and at the plate,However, 

this year there was quite a bit of room for 

improvement which was filed through hard 

work and consistency. Varsity practices 

were seen this year as more disciplined and 

quite intense due to the coaching staff. 

Coached by Mr, Travis, the team consisted 

mainly of returning seniors. Second team 

GSL infielder Dan Thompson headed the list 

of returning varsity players along with Eric 

Akerhielm, Ron Farrow, Rob Hart, Roger Hollingsworth, 

and Steve Ward."With hard 

work and discipline, i think our 89 season was 

very successful due to our team's together 

ness and ability to perform," said Eric Akerhielm, 

With Mr. Travis's skilful coaching and great 

discipline, the Lewis and Clark Baseball Team 

had a tremendous improvement during their 

season of 1989, 

The freshman baseball team, coached by 

Tom Yearout, who was new to LC this year, 

also had a promising season, The team had an 

excellent mixture of Libby-Sac players who 

had a lot of determinatioin and great skil- 

l."Im excited to be a part of LC and I'm especially 

excited about being a part of Tiger 

baseball." said Coach Yearout. 

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Back Row: Pat Devine. Marc Howser, Chad B.rÎttian, Aaron Binns, O,B.Gilstrap, Eric Moss. 

Steve HalJam. Dave Taggart,Front .Row, David Covey, Sean Duncan, Clint Bibbes,,Eric 

Lowderback. Mik~ Kistler, Peter Parvianen, Thad Murray. Jeff Palacios. 

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Bottom Row: Mitch Osborne, Tagen Boggs. Brent Hookom, David Sosvile, Scottlves, Kevin 

Lundberg, Peter Rusnak, Michael Volk.Top Row, Pat Gleesing, Shawn LaRowe, Jim Hodgen, 

Jason Brice. Jeff Raymond, Matt S~rey~~ike Lowe, DerrickSelf. 

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Jonkers, Brad Batts, Mark Miler. Jon Tatman. 2nd Row, Russ Ekins, Rene Mock. Ian Smith. TonyNava, Geoff i 

longmeir. Chad Hardy. 3rd Row: Andy Hathway, Matt Levesque, Jason Crawley. Shawn Bevins, Justin Holt, Adam i 

Burrill;Phong Vang.Ryan Longmier, Ben Rush, Gary Thompson, Shawn Burke, Hoona Choi. TeshAth Row, Neil 

White. Julian Cuthbert. ca~be Ryan. Doug Chou. Donovan Aurand,Earllumpkins. Rob Aranow. Kevin Wright, , 

Grant Felgenhauer. Tim Chase, Top Row: Coaches- Tim Murphy, Dan Bro,wii. Shane Toy. Annette Hellng. John 

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gens, Rachel Scott. Sam Spencer, Joelle Nelson, kara Schaefer. 2nd Row: 

¡wCarrie Jones, Heather Veltri, J"elle Gr~lÍåm,Kim Sharpe. Pam Magana:3~d 

row: Mandy Monkman, Sara. Ekins, Chris Whipple, Christian Shook, 4th 

Row, katrina Wright. J~lieGlass. Aimee paves, Susan Marashi. Jennifer 

T oepke. ~th Row; L yn Ahdrews. Patty Ch~se, Wendy Crum, Adana Wilson. 

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,iGunnipghami'KeVin.Martin,Epris K~rkering, Mark. Odegard~ Scott 

Sprague, Jason Dunham, 'Coacff'i 

Norton, Bottom Row,Ro~Hollenb~.~k~ Mark Kawabata, Jonah Rouse, John Niesen, Kris Harrison, Aaron 

Delis,.Jeff Goodner"Matt Frazier; 

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Top row: Coach Corr, Erík" plmstead, Siep~~níe S~ido;r. A"!y Brewster, Ç~thy Bré'~!ter, BêckXp~vís. 

Lís.~ Et.língsen, Shylan Kunke.l~ AlíxComptfn.B~ttori Row:MSliy Davis~KyndraRoland, Karo;ri Ellng 

Anika Olsen, Erin.G:rum, ~elly Walsh, ligen Sozen. . 

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Beckett, John Work, Chris Barrett, 

Kevin Gould, Skippy Seyl, Aaron Straussner, Brian 

Bottom,Row, Rod Chappeii~ Greg Weller. Kevin Golden, Bailey Clark,Mitch Barns. Paul 

Taitch. 

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"The girls were inexperienced. but they 

worked very hard and were very determined.Katie 

and Dina both went to state last 

year and lettered so they both brought quite 

a bit of experience, There was a lot of potential 

for the boys, so they had a great year,On 

the team were six varsity lettermen, which 

helped out a lot. They showed great leadership! 

The major competitors for the boys this 

year were Shadle, Mead, and North Central." 

-Coach Bob LobDell 

SOCCER 

This season the Boys Soccer Team coached by John 

Griffith showed an abundance of technique and skilL. 

Their plays were quick and decisive and the team 

unity was consistent, The new-comers to the team 

wil bring high hopes for next year, "The squad had 

the ingredients to become State champs, but lacked 

the skil, The coach had a rough season and probably 

lost a little weight under the heat, We had fun 

though," said Matt McCarter, "There's nothing like 

the ehilerating experience like taking the field and 

having the destructive souls emerge from our body 

and kick some a*#," said sophomore Shamim Nejad. 

The experience of Coach Griffith helped push the 

team through the difficult season, The Lewis and 

Clark team didn't have the draft that Mead did, but 

the commitment and dedication were evident, 

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The 1989 Lilac Coronation, sponsored 

by the junior class, was held on March 

23, at 7:30 in the L.c. auditorium, The 

nine finalist and their escorts included 

Denise Albright and Russ Ekins, Lyn Andrews 

and Sam Stachofsky, Wendy 

Crum and Tim Schaub, Kelly Cunningham 

and Chas Putnam, Susan Johnson and 

Rob Hart. Molly Melcher and Buck 

Somes, Christie Rusnak and Topher 

Brown, Sa laitch and Casev CondQI.. 

and Libet Wolf and Tad Finer, 

The judging took place at a tea prior to 

the Coronation as well as the coronation 

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Lilac Coronätion 

Molly Melcher gives her impromptu with 

finesse, 

Molly Melcher and Buck Somes await the beginning 

of the Coronation after the tea, 

itself. The judges were from the Spokane 

Lilac Festival Association, The girls were 

judged on their poise, charm, appearance 

and speaking ability. "Being chosen 

was very unexpected, because I was out 

of town during all of the voting, Through 

all of the confusion and stress, it has 

drawn me much closer to the other eight 

finalists. I am honored," commented 

Molly Melcher, 

Each girl gave a three minute speech 

on what 3 -things they would put in a time 

capsule that would be opened again in 

2089. Also, they answered an impromptu 

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question posed to them by R,P, Miler, 

the Master of Ceremony. 

The girls waited anxiously after the 

intermission for the announcement of 

the 1989 Lewis and Clark Lilac Princess, 

The judges gave R,P, Miler their decision 

as last year's Lewis and Clark Lilac 

Princess, Talkie Fisher, crowned Molly 

Melcher the new, 1989 Lewis and Clark 

Lilac Princess. 

Molly spent the spring representing 

Lewis and Clark in various activities 

such as the Lilac Parade, luncheons and 

much more. 

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three things she would put into the 

time capsule, 

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Somes, stop for a picture before the 

Coronation,

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So long as we have yesterday, 

Go take your dreams tomorrowl 

Senior Prom, a night to remember, is cap- 

tured by Gloria Betty and Ed Coker. 

Eric Mueller dances the night away, 

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about plans for the Jr. Con, 

Sadies '88' remembered by juniors, 

That was Then; This is Now 

Just a look back at some seniors when they were freshmen at the '86' 

Rubber Chicken Fashion BalL. 

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors 

make it a night not to forget - Sadies 

'88', 

Freshmen smile and enjoy themselves 

at the $5 Formal '88' 

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Above: Loren in action. 

Below, A proud Blazer team after winning 

the National Championship, 

Far Right, Loren receives a congratulating 

hand shake from his coach, 

The swish of the hockey puck and the 

block of the goalie exited the crowd. One 

outstanding player, Loren Klock, Junior, 

played on the Blazer Ice Hockey Team, He 

played the right wing position on his team 

that won the National Championship in New 

York, In order to keep up with a champion- 

ship schedule, Loren practiced three hours 

an week from October to March at Eagles Ice 

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Arena, Hockey was one sport that received 

little recognition from the L.c. student body 

since it was not part of the curriculum, This 

was very discouraging to Loren, who wanted 

hockey to become a high school sport like it 

is back East, Dedication like this comes from 

a love of hockey and a burning desire to win, 

According to Loren "Everything is legal in 

hockey until you get caught," 

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Beep! Beep! 4:45 a,m, While most, 

people slept, members of Spokane Area 

Swimming were traveling to practice, 

And by 6:45 while most students had hit 

their snooze alarm once and had wiped 

the sleep out of their eyes, these 

swimmers had swum about 5,CX yards 

and anxiously awaited breakfast. That 

was just the beginningl After school they 

practiced for another two hours, 

These swimmers competed against a 

league which contained the Washington 

are: Tri-Cities, Walla Walla, Wenatchee, 

Pullman, Moses Lake, Moscow, Coeur 

d'Alene, and Yakima, Many also 

competed at college, regional, and some 

even at the national leveL. Because 

swimming is not a high school sport in 

Spokane as it is in most Washington high 

schools, swimmers often received little 

recognition for their efforts, "If we could 

compete in high school swimming and 

attend State, some of the L.c. students 

could be placing in the top ten," said 

Dave Lewis, junior, 

Swimmers here at Lewis and Clark 

included: juniors- Dave Lewis, Marcie 

Slaughter, Charlie Root, sophomores-Beth 

Root, Mitsuro Yatsuma, Cherese Eder, 

freshman-Cari Tvedten, Mara Greene, 

Brant Hasebe, Charlie, Marcie, Beth, 

Mra, and Dave qualified for Y Nationals 

in Orlando, Florida, "I have learned a lot 

through swimming - how to work hard 

for a goal through determination and 

dedication and have had the chance to 

travel all over the U,S," said Marcie 

Slaughter, junior, 

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breaststroke set, 

Junior David Lewis demonstrates his freestyle 

stroke technique, 

Charlie Root takes off into the cold water with his 

splendid dive, 

An L.c. swimmer takes a quick breath, 

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Memories won't get you across town. -ROBERT RUSSELL 

No dinero, No Beer, Dos compadres, is all you need, -MIKE CLARK 

Staislider, Babyl Harkll hear a Dink! Don't be ski Waka-Waka! SQUEESH! No more Crocs 4 me! Ca? That's a no-go. Always-n-ever 

Heid- HEIDE SHEL TON 

D,G, 0-60 in IO-mins, have a drink on me,Bird in the road, ya right stac, Tam-watch those red lights, You wanna draw stars again. -HEI- 

DI BIBBEE 

Souls is the brevity of wit. -GLORIA BEA TTY 

Eyy Sugar boogar, honey bunny Thans for bein my baby boo! -JENN JONES 

Bobo and A dougle L; "It was me, I did it!!" Life is like a bicycle, You don't fall off unless you stop pedaling, -LIBET WOLF 

Hey ocifer, take me drunk I'm home again, -MAX WURZBURG 

Squaw:lt's all over with!! The Sa dies Crew: "Doo W A Ditty," My ship came in while i was at the airport, -ALLISON WATSON 

"Myra, why do ya hang around me so much?" "Cause I LIKE ya!" -STEPHANIE ETTER 

There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on, -KURT KELLEY 

Aim at sun and you may not reach it; but your arrow wil fly higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself. -SARAH T A 

ITCH 

Rog, You bent piece of ****! Good thing you're wearing sweats!! Robby! Hey Man! is that FREEDOM ROCK MAN? I'm Bent!!!!! -TAD 

FINER 

"You sissy mother H'er you know you oughta stop!" Hey Kelley, I won't look- but where are Damien's shoes? -KIM ENG 

You'll never get out of this world alive, no matter how much you strive to stay alive, -JASON DUNHAM 

I aint heard nothin and i aint seen nothin ocifer! We were just tryin to get some sleep, -CHARLES EHLENFELDT 

There must be some joke to this, , , I don't get it! Damn-it, , , I'm being irresponsible again.! -DARYL RIDGEL Y 

Life is to live to the fullest; not to merely survive, -HEA THER TA YLOR 

Ready when you are Jon. 100%, Go hot do so,l am Pete Weitz damn-it! Russ Ekins I'm sending a sandwich to your grave your schmuck. 

-PETE RING 

i found that out the first time!! Pain is temporary, pride is forever, -SUSAN JOHNSON 

How fair is youth that flies so fast! Then be happy, you who may; what's to come is stil unsure, -KELL Y O'NEIL 

Aren't these rad tunes? -STEVE SPRAGUE 

No star is ever lost we once have seen, We always may be what we might have been, -ALICIA BEALE 

Kodiak Jack and Clayton Skoal you can't bust me I have no chew, -CASEY CONDON 

Variety is the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor, Let's not slow down, -CARRIE VlELLE 

i know only this: I exist, I am, i am becoming, I make my life and no one else makes it for me, Thanks Chris, Mike, Bertie, & Equinox, _ 

LISA SWARTZ 

For all those moving forward, take a step back, It all starts over anywhere! -MELINDA PA VEY 

It's not the end but a new beginningl Lizard, Sarla, Glor-May you have many P,F.'s in your life and $25 for a good time. AMOS 

"Do we not sail on a ship of fools, Why is life so precious and so cruel."-Erasure Th'nk Lisa, Mike, Katus, and Suny Pic. CHRIS RESSA 

" , , , i press on, that I may lay hold of that for which Christ Jesus has also laid hold of me." Philppians 3:12 DEEANNA SWIFT 

The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running, WENDY CRUM 

p, ing, heads don't knock when we enter, JASON JOHNSTON 

Hey Skid! forgot my pice, , , uncool, Think Fun, PA TTY CHASE 

Do you ever have the feeling you're a tourist on Earth7"-R, Bach ERIN RILEY 

Bunny- i had the time of my life, I'll always love you, - TED 

What's he going to do? Shoot usl BAM!! Revelations seem to be another way to make the days go faster anyways,ls it warm in here or 

is it me, MISSY SHIREMAN 

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need,- The Rolling Stones -HOLL Y 

KEOUGH 

If all else fails, . . Lower your standards!! CHRISTINE STAAB 

My parents tell me that the friends I make in college wil be the friends i wil have for life, But I want the friends i have now to be my 

friends for life, CHRISTIE RUSNAK 

"We were the class they couldn't teach, cause we knew better" - THE POLICE "Always leave them laughing when you say good-bye" 

Nice Renis Dat,Chiapet MOLL Y MELCHER 

Key:Retreats, Wily, Mutuals, Diamond Lake, 15l,Mom's Gone,Mik,lnstant Mashed Potatoes, Heather,Long Nights,Saved Lives, No 

regrets, Beaches,Love La La- LAURA DAUER 

"I don't know about all you, but I'm gonna collect tin cans for a living -MARTIMER Q, SLENCIA 

Through four years of high school and finally on our own-hopolopy smopokes I'm skI Beware of the grosse et laides,lassos, & the oogie 

boogie Big Kiss -RENEE GOLDEN 

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Humm Babee, give her a ride -DAN THOMPSON 

In the midnight hour, the Okies wil be number one, MASIELLO 

You're the cutest thing that I ever did see, really love your peaches wanna shake your tree. Steve Miler -ERIC AKERHIELM 

Looks like your going to die of malnutrition dude!! -CHAS PUTNAM 

Snowboarding is just a crutch for people who can't handle the intenseness of "Extreme Skiing" - TOPHER BROWN 

Courage is not having the strength to go on but going on when you don't have the strength. -DENISE ALBRIGHT 

"Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have," -DREW CHISHOLM 

We came, we saw, and we kicked its ***and now it's time to get the ****out of here, -MIKE LEAMING 

"Woop, woop, woopl That's so funny! How're them Sunsweets, Melis? Cheers to GI Joe, Oomfufu, and Lillan! So, Dana, Melinda, , , 

didja mash 'em?" -MELISSA JOHNSON 

"I want all of the college menl" -L YNETTE JORDAN 

"They say that these are not the best of times, but they're the only times I've ever known" - Billy Joel- Kate, , , biggest friendship sign 

ever!! -AMY SNYDER 

"There must be a safe place to be unsafe. I love the class of 89' and especially Carrie." -JOSHZILLA 

"It matters not where you are, but how far you've come from where you came." -LISA LflMGRUBER 

"Why pay cash ?Charge itl Stylin', smilin', and profiin'! -STEVE VOLESKY 

"Come let me know you, let me give my life too you, you fil up my senses, come fil me again," To all my friends and especially Josh-l 

love youl -CARRIE DA VIS 

"Why worry, there should be laughter after pain, There should be sunshine after rain, These things have always been the same. So 

why worry now?" -Dire Straits - submitted by KA THERINE KNAUBER 

"Upon the intent of changing one's reality, the avilabilty to change remains constant and is instananeous upon one's own wil." -JEN- 

NIFER BARCKLA Y 

''Im so glad all of this is over! Caprice, Lisa and Chris, I love you guys," -MIKE HARVEY 

"Out of IOO,lX sperm, I can't believe you were the fastest, Dedicated to the gang." -DANA BURKWIST 

"What you are is Godgift to you, but what you make of yourself is your gift to God." ED COKER 

"P, ing, is in the house, DJ, Dik, and Chuck the Chicken, Kit Kat says 'Time to go off.' Freedom is not having English, 89', beauty, eh?"- 

BRIAN BECKETT 

"OK, just suck it up, If you don't have anything, you don't have anything to lose, right? And mimb- If you can't love the one you want, 

love the one you're with." -N, T,P,C. PERRY 

"What? I'm awake i I'm awakel It may have been a hell of a good time, but it sure was tiring at times." -DA VE ANKCORN 

"Hey Rog. you're on your lips, Tad, just call me the p, W, man, Hey Jack 'The Kodiak' Blair, We're not chewing." -ROB HART 

"Don't let anyone or anything stand in your way of success." -L YN ANDREWS 

"It's not important what you are, but who you are." -KA TE KERKERING 

"I'm not profound, I'm just me . , , " -KERRI REDFIELD 

Tad, Rog, Rob, Freedom Rock on our lips, OK Chas,l'll put up the tent and you light our camp sight on fire, LUMPY. LUMPS, LUMPSKIS, 

Ya Knowl there is a lot of the fish in the seas, Just don't pick up any crabs, BRIAN AULD 

Listen to me now, Hear me later. Comprehend me tomorrow-think of the good things you have and forget the sorrow, BRIAN 

WYRICK , 

These children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds, are immune to your consultations, they're quite aware of what 

they're going through." -David Bowie ERIC MUELLER 

No guts, No glory, GREG STERN 

Future holds future life, confiding in the now yet, how uncertain, HARRY NEFF 

Deb, remember the bathroom door? Marcie, remember Kevin's picture? Elvin got cuter, Kermit got tallerl Here's to you K-P-L. 

NANCY ADAMS 

Rainbows are fizee, Pull it through, It's a minkman, Stress Debbie Gibson, It looks like your looking down the barrel of a gunl NAOMI 

GA VIN 

L.M,S,- if they say he's hurt bad- real bad- remember it's just a back cramp, Do you ever feel like time is just there? CELESTE JONES 

Hey Chris. our second childhood is about to end, time to grow up for college, I'm ready for "men", JAMIE RUNYAN 

It is not the critic who counts, . , the credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and blood, 

BRADY NELSON 

Nancy and Debbie- "We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun." i love you guys, Never forget Dave, Donovan, and Kevin. 

Love BOOBIE 

Girls, we survived, deep snow. custard yogurt, oodles of Au Gratin potatoes and the ups and downs of the heart, "A dingo ate my 

baby!" DIANE BOUGHER 

I Would like to thank the school system for teaching me indifference, irresponsibility, and ignorance. - TOM KILGORE 

Nancy-always remember Portownsend and chocolate Kaloua-Debbie- oh my gosh "Days". Marcie What is. , , ?? How do you, , , ? 

Best of luck, KARl CUNNINGHAM 

Only the young can say, The're free to flyaway, sharing the same desires, burnin like wildfire. Steve Perry CRIS LUCAS 

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"But seriously folks, i really do know how the song goes, I think I'm too fried," Kyle Harris 

"Hey babyll don't know what you saw", but hey; it waddit me! To DB, MP, L.A. and MJ: "SHOTGUN!" TRACI BORDEN 

They say that these were the best times of our lives, too bad we can't remember most of them! BEN HARNETIAUX 

I've got a shotgun and a rifle and a four wheel drive,A country boy can survive. JEREMY LUNDBERG 

Hey Mike! It's not us, it's everybody else! BRANDlE MCRAE 

No flow, no go , . , C-Ya, Boomskil! 89' year of the Meeker. -MIKE SOREY 

When the tailgate drops, the bull**** stops! If it aint country it aint nuthin, -MR, OBRIEN 

Meeker; Here we are up **** creek without an outboard motor. Crash; Did you fart? JEREMY SIKES 

To achieve a goal is to make a goal. And without a goal you end up lost. -RON FARROW 

Let's go kil some Russians, P,S, On the way could we stop by Libya? -ANTHONY NA VA 

Fetch, get off the dog, ALLEN BOLLSCHWEILER 

Being a senior is a lot like being Mr, Elsom; You have an excuse to be childish, ROB BAKOS 

Here's to you P.in,Gman-D,K,A,- Hey Nance watch out for flying bathroom doors and you're great Marcel-DEBBIE OSWALD 

Risk everything, , . but your hair. -KA TL YN SNYDER 

Hey Tad, Nuts, Cas, Lumps I'm on my lips! New Year's night- "Who calls you the space cowboy?" -ROGER HOLLINGSWORTH 

Friendship is won not by the giving of things, but by the giving of the heart. LAURIE KA W ABA T A 

Goddesses engulf Tundra, hendering in great hils, with lone intoxicating fields eternally. -BECK STRAUSSNER 

Don't hate me because I'm beautifuL. -N.S, 

I made it! Champagne wishes and caviar dreams, , , in Cornell U.! Different county-different people all 

like to party ,INGRID RICHTER 

Would have, could have and should have are all words of regret. CHAI VUE 

Got a smoke? Later Skater! SSFIP ANGIE GRAHAM 

love you mom Kat and DJ. Time to party, DONOVAN AURAND 

Life without dippin is like school without skippin, P,inG, I 

You don't understand; No, but really; just let me explain!! Leane, remember cookies and cream, and the window, -NAE 

A,H, Hey let's borrow the car, , , hil, crash, fence, DAMN, ., Home, BUSTED!! -DEBBI GREEN 

Rip-n- Lizard! To U a P,F. Cheer and lots -o-b-r! Iluv ya both Remember good times Great taste of ", A college boyfriend? SARAH 

PRESTON 

i owe my success to my mom and dad, my teachers, ' . . and my guinea pig! EDWARD SUTHERLIN 

Sometimes you just have to win one for the Gipper, This Bud's for you Ronnie, ROB KIPPEN 

The summation of the function Life=f(w is "why?" and :what the hell?!" BRIAN HASEBE 

Boger! ". ICHI-ICHI-PATANGO-WA! '" Greetings to MB, SCS, CIH, OT, and the big Vagrant from DB, -DYLAN CUNNINGHAM 

As we walk through life, school is and was a key to the future for me and many others may you all find your happiness, -ALLAN MAR- 

TIN 

ii got loopholes in my scrouples! -SHANE TAASEVIGEN 

It's not easy being cheesy 

." and finally, I'd like to thank my Junior English teacher, Mrs, Pfeifer, who threatened to kil me if her name wasn't in print, MATT 

BUDKE 

Molly-if it's not 18 inches just walk away, Hey Jen- yeah, yeah, yeah, I know you know, -NATALIE BROWN 

It took me four years but. I'm kind of starting to like this place, just in time to leave, Adrienne L. love ya! RENAE COE 

If you chew your a friend of mine, Surf Punks wil surface again, you watch punch out of Malibu ROB CLAUSSEN 

Now I've been happy lately, Thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be something good has begun, -Cat Stevens 

THOM LIEN 

Ben, Josh, Shara, Michaela, Joe, Tom, Mark "We're here on rocks, let's enjoy ourselves!" -MONICA RIEBE 

Yo baby Yo!So what's up?Let's race EI Caminos down Riverside. The good old days, Where have the four years gone to?Anything left 

in that bottle? -JOHN EDWARDS 

We're free at last, We're free at last, Thank God Almighty we're free at lastl-Martin Luther King Jr, -LARS OLDENBURG 

"Hey Man, was that a cop? 'Hang on, we're doin' it." Don't Forget" -BILL EVANS 

When you realize it's all just levels of ilusion, you can sit down and laugh at the absurdity of it all KEVIN GOULD 

Good-Bye, Adios, Sayonara, Auf Wiederschen, Da Suedanya, Au Revior, and I'm out of here, PA TRICK HANRAHAN 

James: Can't wait for our first Sorority/Fraternity K-At W AZU, See you in the dorm, roommate! CHRISTI KELLER 

This is it "Bigg" KEITH ROBERTS 

As the lights dim and the curtain closes, I take a bow and say Good-bye, COLLEEN FISHER 

If there is ever anything that you feel you can't reach, just try moving forward! -DAN DUNN 

Oh won't you please take me home, -KIRK EVERS 

love you bud, - ADRIENNE LA- 

It was rough but I think we made it through, Thanks for making me fit in, Especially to your Renae, I 

MANNA 

Hang on, I'm looking for my ding dong, Pete, hook me up, I need a dip o'power. -STEVE WARD 

Hey Kath, remember cliff with car 807, and last but not least John, Steve, keep it up, Remember the summer & the jacuzzi? -LONDA 

HA VENS 

Age, work Mother Nature, I wil make it to TSA WWSSEN someday! Times change, People change, hairstyles change, Miss you most 

scarecrow, -ANDY GARDNER 

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The pleasure that is the safest is the least pleasant, -RUSS EKINS 

When the world revolution comes, everybody who owns a food processor wil be counted among the bourgeoisie, Ivan Smith - 

Lakers.look out for the truck! Debs pull the E-brake now, watch out for the pole, Heidi can you tell us how to spell your name? AIDS 

HARTMAN 

Well excuuuuse mell!! -RICK MARPLE 

Independence is a way of life, a state of mind. If we as people can't be independent then Life is worthless and the mind useless, - 

SHAWN STOKES 

I'm in complete control, the situation is just a little out of hand, -SHERI WEST 

You can't get in your room if the door is locked! You can't jump signs if you can't walk! What?Who? Where am I? I didn't! -KELLEY 

CUNNINGHAM 

Just Say Yes, -SARAH JONES 

When flatterers meet, the devil goes to dinner, -TANJA HANSING 

You so dumb! -DA WILKS 

Wil Mickey Moose ever go away? -SHELLEY DELP 

Kiefer, come, live with me, -BEA TIE 

Hey Larry, the cat runs, So get out the door, I want my money back, Tong learn how to ride your overgrown bicycle, -KEITH WRIGHT 

You know you've had a hard day when your pinky's not enough, -ARMOND J, 

Advice may be given and forgotten. yet knowledge gained from first hand experience is forever remembered -BEKKI WEL TER 

Smith River Boys= Who's driving to E,S,? You guys are so GREAT! Oh, and Bonanza Man, the next two years are all yours. -A, ROSS 

The RAIN is yet to come so keep the faith, But if not, . , let's do that Lindamen's thing, and remember, ZEP-HEADS RAGElI - SUZAN 

MARASHI 

Let's wear some mammoth ponytails on Halloween, ok!!! STEPHANIE HOUSTON 

I wil never forget those times LA LA and I wandered through Manito, with our gun & bullets, on our way to street painting, -AMY 

SCOTT . 

Oops who pooted? Never play under the influence! 6'1 loads of fun and finally free! Love ya Sherry -DORY REEVES 

Some days are diamonds and some days are stones, but no matter what, good ole "HERM" and I wil prevaiL. -DEREK BALE 

The Meaning of life is to be happy. don't hurt anyone. and hope you fall in love, -IAN SALISBURY 

Is this phase i of lumpy gravy, -CHAD KRUEGER 

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eighteen years, he has retired this year to go live in Montana 

with his wife Maurgarette, Students have enjoyed his classes for 

many years and we're sorry to see him go. 

"i had Mr, Miler for my freshman year and my senior year: his 

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Clark." Renee Golden 

"What a great guy! My senior year just wouldn't have been the 

same without him, Everyone's going to miss him, but I'm going to 

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around while you were growing up, Don't stop, 

I won't either, You are superb, Love, Molly 

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Laurie Kawabata 

Katie Kerkering 

Suzan Marashi 

Amy Pipkin 

Sarah Preston 

Heidi Shelton 

Melissa Squires 

Jenny West 

Kappa Chi Victory - 35 to 24 - Football 1988 

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Ahearn, Eric 707 

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Akerhielm, Steven 58,113 

Akiyama, Jacqueline 46 

Albright, Charlene 46,89,103 

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Aldrich, Shannon 22,93 

Alleman, Jason 46 

Allen, Anna 58 

Allen, Brian 58 

Allen, Jerry 70 

Allen, Myrtle 96,IOJ 

Allen, Rommell 22,102 

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Allen, Veronica 46,89 

Altenreuther, Ronalyn 70 

Althenreuther, Tara 70,116 

Alviar, Melissa 46 

Anderson, Daniel 58,99 

Anderson, Erika 46 

Anderson, James 22 

Anderson, Joseph 46 

Anderson, Michelle 58 

Anderson, Robin 22 

Anderson, Trevor 70 

Andrews, Cheryl 22,90 

Andrews, Heather 22 

Andrews, L yn 91,96 

Ankcorn, David 22,98 

Apel, David 

Apfelbaum, Karin 70 

Aronow, James 46 

Atkins, Zakery 70 

Audel, Hazen 70 

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Auld, Brian 22 

Aurand, Adrianne 

Aurand, Donocan 22 

Austin, Brian 58 

Aylward, Ann 46,93,98,99 

Bafus, Samuel 58 

Bagley, Tina 46 

Bahlmann, Benjamin 58 

Baker, Dana 

Baker, Robert 

Baker, Teena 70 

Bakos, Daisy 46 

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Ellngson, Elisabeth 72 

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Evans, Sarah 48, 113 Gardner, Michelle 72,96 Haines, Misha 49 

Evans, Wiliam 25. 90 Garrison, Jeffrey 48 Haley, Shawn 49 

Everard, Darrin 48 Gaul, Mark 48 Hall, Jason 90 

Everard, Stephanie 48 Gautreaux, Melanie 25 Hall, Kamille 

Everhart, Maureen 48 Gavin. Naomi Hall, Kevin 49 

Evers, Kevin 25, 90. 103 Gaw, Brian Hallam, Steven 61 

Evers, Kirk 25 Geer, Adam Halverson, Shawn 

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German, Keith 72 

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Hammerstad, Renee 61 

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Farley, Rendall 25 Glass. Julie 72 Hardy. Shawn 73 

Hardin, Caprice 93 

Farley, Sarah 72, 100 Glatt, Jeannine 60 Harlow, Trieve 73 

Farley, Troy 72 Glatt, Marcie 25, 90 Harmon. Kathryn 49 

Farris, Paul 72 Gleesing, Patrick 72 Harnetiaux, Robert 26, 90 

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Faulhaber. Aaron 60 Golden, Kevin 72 Harper, Joelle 61 

Faulhaber, Amy 48 Golden, Renee 26, 113, 117 Harris, David 26 

Faulks. Martin 25 Gonzalez, Jeanne 72 Harris, Kyle 26, III 

Felgenhauer, Grant 72 Goodale, Gerald 72 Harris. Wilma 

Felgenhauer, Tyler 48, 88 Goodman, Shiela Hart, Robert 26, 93 

Fenrich, Jill 48 Goodner, Jeffrey 50, 97 Hart, Tara 

Fenton, Melinda 72 Goodwin, Donald 60 Hartman, Adrianna 90 

Ferrell. Dionne Goodwin, Scott 72 Harty, Duanne 

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Fincher, Barbara Gordon, James 96 Harvey, Michael 

Finer, Tad 25, 94 Gordon, Miles 60 Hasebe, Brant 73 

Fisher, Colleen 25 Gott. Susan 26 Hasebe, Brian 26 

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Fisher, Jeffrey 60 

Fisher, Michael 60 

Fisher, Paul 72 

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Graham, Angela 26 

Graham, Elizabeth 26 

Graham, Joelle 49 

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Havens. Bruce 73 

Havens, Londa 26, 90 

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Haworth, Marijke 49, 88, 89 

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Larson, Chad 74 

Larson, Melody 74 

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Laughlin, Wanda 51 

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Lawrence, Kristina 

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Morris, Bruce 

Morris, John 75 

Morse, Evan 97, 100. 102 

Mortlock, Derick 30, 93 

Moseley, Gale 75 

Moss, Eric 63 

Mostad, Lorrin 52, 88 

Moua, Ger 63 

Moua, Meng 63 

Mowbray, Jason 

Mowbray, Maria 

Mroczek, Krisha 52 

Mueller, Eric 30,98, 100 

Mueller, Todd 63 

Mundell, Betty 63 

Munk, David 52 

Munson, Erik 75 

Munter, Cynthia 63 

Murcar. James 52 

Murcar, Michael 63 

Murcar, Michelle 64 

Murray, Thad 64, 110 

Myhre, Mary 83 

Nance, Aaron 64 

Nance, Kathryn 75 

Nash, Stacey 52 

Nava, Anthony 30 

Neely, Donia 52 

Neff, Harry 30 

Nejad, Shamim 64 

Nelson, Angela 64 

Nelson, Brady 30, 93 

Nelson, Ellen 83 

Nelson, Joelle 64 

Nelson, Lani 52 

Nelson, Matthew 90 

Newell, Tyson 

Nguyen, Thien 52 

Nichols, Michael 52 

Nicholson, Heather 52, 89 

Nicholson, Joshua 52 

Nielsen, Jennifer 64 

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Salmon, Andrew 65 

Sanborn, Ona 77 

Sanchez, Francisca 77, II 

Sandberg, Gregory 53 

Santos, Leota 32 

Scarcello, Sarah 77, 110 

Schaaf, Matthew 53 

Schaefer, Kara 65 

Schaffer, Chuck 84 

Schambron, Kimberlee 

Scharnberg, Claire 65 

Schaub, Timothy 3.2 

Schauble, Anita 65 

Schauble, Teresa 77 

Schaum, Matt 65 

Schell, Danielle 32 

Schilling, Kennith 

Schleper, Nicole 3.2, 113 

Schlettert, Gina 77, ill 

Schlettert, Warren 53 

Schmall, Leslie 90 

Schmidt, Amanda 3.2 

Schneider, Bridgett 53, 113 

Schneider, Eba 53 

Schoenberg, Diane 66 

Schomer, James 

Schoonover, Katie 66 

Schrock, Deborah 53 

Schroeder, Alice 

Schroeder, Michelle 53 

Schultz, Karie 53 

Scott, Amy 3.2 

Scott, Gareth 

Scott, Rachel 53, 89, 97 

Scott, Robert 53 

Scott, Samantha 66, 116 

Seaver, Eric 66 

Self, Derrick 77 

Senovitlet. Heraldo 104 

Serman, Charles 77 

Severin, Samuel 66 

Severson, Joel 3.2 

Severson, Sarah 77 

Severy, Lyla 54,93,103 

Sevier,Brooke 54, 110 

Seyl, Chad 3. 90 

Shackette, Kimberly 78 

Shanklin, Emily 78, 96 

Shapiro, Glen 78, 88, 100 

Shapiro, Jody 54, 93, 100 

Sharp, Heather 66 

Sharpe, Kimberly 

Shay, Shawn 66, 113 

Shelby, Susan 66 

Shell, Brandon 54, 89 

Shellorne, Tesh 66 

Shelton, Heidi 3.2 

Sherman, Aaron 

Sherman. Michael 54 

Shideler, Stephanie 66 

Shireman, Melissa 32, 113 

Shoemaker, Sara 78, Iii 

Shook. Christian 78, 96, II 

Siegel, David 54 

Siharaj, Kingphet 

Sikes, Jeremy 3.2, 113 

Silver, Cari 54 

Simmons, Scott 3.2 

Simmons, Steven 78 

Simon. Belinda 54 

Sims, Edie 84 

Sinclair, Eric 

Skillngstad, Gordon 84 

Skognes, Jodie 78 

Slater, Selina 84 

Slaughter, Barbara 84 

Slaughter, Marcella 54, 99, 113 

Sleeth, William 3.2 

Slinkard, Suzette 66 

Small, Clayton 80 

Smith, Chad 54 

Smith. Deborah 66 

Smith, Ian 54 

Smith, Jackie 78 

Smith, Joe 

Smith, Machanda 78 

Smith. Marybeth 85 

Smith, Nichole 54 

Smith, Shannon 78 

Smith, Theresa 78 

Snapp, Heather 88 

Snapp, Jenni 78 

Snider, Stephanie 66 

Snyder, Amy 3.2, 110, 113 

Snyder, Kaitlin 3.2 

Socci, Joel 54 

Solomon, Mario 54, 95 

Somes, Buck 33, 95 

Somes, Sarah 54, 97 

Sonneborn. Debra 54, 99, 116 

Sorey. Michael 33 

Sosvile, David 78 

South, Dismas 78 

Sozen, IIgin 54, 104 

Speare, John 54 

Speer, Jim 85 

Spencer, Samantha 66 

Spiering, Nathan 78 

Spilker, Tonia 66,116 

Sprague, Scott 78 

Sprague, Steven 33, II 

Sprenger, Elizabeth 66, 88 

Squires, Melissa 33, 116 

Staab. Christine 33, 93, 117 

Staben, Jonathon 66 

Stachofsky, David 54, 100 

Stachofsky, Joseph 66 

Stachofsky, Samuel 33 

Stampel, Kerry 

Stanberry, Sean 66 

Stanely, Heather 54 

Stanley, Ryan 78 

Stapp, Jeremy 

Steen, Anthony 

Steen, Jeremy 66 

Steffy, Sera 66 

Stenhouse, Patrick 78 

Stern, Gregory 33 

Stevens, Audrie 78 

Stevens. Jonathon 54 

Stewart, Timothy 54 

Stoeser, Brian 78 

Stokes, Schontaine 33 

Stokes, Shontane 33 

Stopher, Jay 85 

Storey, Matthew 78 

Storey, Matthew L. 54 

Stratton, Jeffery 78 

Straussner, Aaron 33 

Straussner, Beck 33 

Stuber, David 

Stuckart, Benjamin 54. 97,99,100 

Stueser, Brian 

Suemori, Shellene 33 

Suiter, Brian 33 

Sundin. Jessica 66, 97 

Sutch. Kathryn 66 

Sutherlin, Edward 33 

Sutton, Jennifer 78 

Svastisalee, Sumur 

Swartz, Lisa 33 

Sweatt, Jeremy 78 

Swift, Deanna 33 

Swigard, Barrett 66 

TARZA 

T aasevigen, Shane 

Taitch, Sarah 33, 100, 117 

Taitch, Tyrone 66 

Takami, Linda 85 

Takami, Mary 85 

Takeda, Nicole 54 

Taketa, Barbara 85 

Talbot, Tyler 66, 99, 100 

Tamaki, Ronda 54 

Tanaka, Jennifer 33 

Tanaka, Mikel 66 

Tanners, Timna 54, 103 

Tarr, Dena 33 

Tatman, Jon 66, 100 

Taylor, Heather 33 

Taylor, Roger 78 

Taylor, Susan 

Taylor, Wendy 54 

T eierle, Susie 66 

T ekle, Lola 78, 96 

Tekle, Yodit 66, 96 

Terpening, Micheal 66 

Thaler, Wyatt 54, 97 

Thew, Dan 85 

Thiemens, Jeanne 85 

Thies, Jason 78 

Thimsen, Courtney 66 

Thomas, Crystal 78 

Thomas, Eric 

Thomas, Kevin 54 

Thomas, Melissa 78, 96, II 

Thome, Chad 78 

Thommes, Brandi 33 

Thompson, Daniel 34 

Thornhill, David 54 

Thornton, John 54, 97 

Thorp. Kevin 54 

Todd, Drew 34 

T oepke, Jennifer 54 

Tom, Teresa 54 

Tomlinson, Shelley 54, 89 

Tompkins. Leslie 

Toreson, Todd 78 

Travis, Jim 85 

T..ejo, Sonya 110 

Trinh, Phoong 66 

Triolo, Jason 78 

Troutt, Jay 

Truesdell, Ericka 66 

Truesdell, Tracy 55 

Trujilo, Amy 67 

Tuell, Dirk 78 

T usberg, Lisa 

Tvedten, Kari 78 

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quhart. Donald 78 

quhart, Laura 55 

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Welter, Shawn 55 

Wendel, Makeesha 79, II 

Wendel, Shellendisa 67 

Wenzel, Eric 55 

West, Jennifer 34, 113 

West, Sheri 34,94,99, 100, 117 

Westensee, Cynthia 67 

Westensee, Shannon 79 

Whaley, Hunt 67 

Whelan, Jonathan 67 

Whetstone. Alan 79 

Whipple, Arek 79 

Whipple, Kristine 67 

White. Brian 79 

v i~e: White, Cathy 

Yancey, Christofer 67 

landyken, Aaron 79 

'andyken. Mary 55. 93 

lang, Phong 79 

lang, Se 67 

lanhersett, David 55 

Vanmeter, Donald 79 

~anzandt, Kevin 67 

eltri. Heather 67 

ielle, Carrie 34, 89 

ielle, Matthew 79 

i1ayvong, Vanrieme 79 

incent. Rebecca 79 

¡vier, Christopher 10: 

o. Toto 67 

oderberg, Melissa 79 

Volesky, Stephen 34,90 

Volk, Michael 79 

!Volstad, Jennifer 79 

IVonende, Liisa 55 

Vue, Chai 

Vue, May 79 

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Walker, Aaron 79 

Wallace, Chad 55. 93 

Wallace, Matthew 34 

Wallblom, Matthew 67 

Walsh, Erin 79 

Walsh, Foster 85 

Walsh, Jil 34 

Walsh, Kelly 55 

Walters, Judy 85 

Walther, Brian 55, 99 

Ward, Jon 67 

Ward, Katanna 34 

Ward, Steve 34, 103, 113 

Ward, Tamela 55 

Ward, Terina 67 

Warden, Angelie 67 

Warner, Paul 34 

Warner, Ryan 55, III 

Warriner, Jennifer 55 

Warwick, Richard 79 

Washburn, Andrew 55 

Wasson, Kathy 34.91 

Watson, Allson 34,93,99, 100. 113 

Webster, Angela 67 

Weitz, Peter 85 

Welch, Shannon 79 

Welch, Vicki 85,96 

I ~ eller, Greg 79 

Ceiis. Acey 55 

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White, Neal 67 

White, Poppy 79 

White, Teresa 34 

Whitefield, Monique 55 

Wilder, Jennifer 67 

Wilder, Joel 

Wilkins, Yuvonka 34, 91, 95 

Wilkinson, Jason 55, 89 

Willams, Alexander 79 

Willams, Ebony 67 

Wiliams, Glenn 85 

Willams, Heath 67 

Wiliams, James 

Williams, Jerrod 55 

Wiliams, Maureen 85 

Wiliams, Nicole 

Wiliams, Tambonisha 

Wiliams, Tim 85 

Wiliamson, Matthew 55 

Wills, Lena 55 

Wilson, Adana 34, 117 

Wilson, Christina 67 

Wilson, Rhonda 79 

Wilson. Wiliam 

Wiltsie, Nathan 67 

Windishar, Melinda 55. 89 

Winner, Angela 34, 88 

Winner, Lara 55. 88 

Wirth. Eric 79 

Wiseman. Andrew 34 

Wiser. Michael 55 

Wittenberg. Gena 67, 116 

Wold, Carly 67 

Wolf, Elizabeth 35.91, 113 

Wolff, Jana 79 

Wolff, Jerred 67, 113 

Woodard. Chris 

Woodard, Heidi 35 

Woodard, Jeanette 55 

Woodruff, Chris 55 

Work, Jonathan 67 

Worley, Peter 55, 89 

Wright. Jeffrey 55 

Wright, Jennifer 35 

Wright, Keith 35, 113 

Wright. Kevin 55 

Wright. Melanie 79 

Wright. Trevor 67 

Wurzburg, Max 35 

Wyant, David 35 

Wyatt. Heather 7S 

Wynia, Peter 67 

Wyrick, Brian 35,98 

Wyrick, Lauri 79 

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Xiong, Pa~g 79 

Yasuma, Mitsuru 67,104 

Yasunami, Chizuko 55.104,~i 

Yeager, Toby 55 

Yoo, Michael 

Zagelow, Kristen 79,110 

Zaro, Greg 55 

Zbylski, Tammy 67 

Ziska, Nikki 67 

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Geno's 

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Mr, and Mrs, Rusnak 

Skate Emporium 

Dance Emporium 

lack's 

Rax 

Annette Silver 

Jon and Laurel Shelton 

7-11 

Miler lordin Travel 

Chromostat 

Lincoln Heights Pizza 

Liberty Park 

System TWT 

Stanek's 

Dr, Philips 

Dr, Mecham 

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Dick's 

Dorian Studio 

Pine Crest Hospital 

Bob and Joanne Snyder 

Arty and Kappa 

McDonalds 

Wendle Ford 

Mr, and Mrs, Walter Wolf 

Mr, and Mrs, Donald Roberts 

Dr, and Mrs, Michelle Hinnen 

Mr. and Mrs, Cunningham 

Mr, and Mrs. Rice 

The Parzybok family 

Mrs, Carol Batten 

Ms, Janet O'neil 

Ms, Anne Vielle 

Mr. and Mrs, Kelly Watson 

Mr. and Mrs, Lee Volesky 

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