1989 - Spokane Public Schools

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-- ~__c = First Impressions 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 '" ,. -"f l1 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 iw"" __ "" ~"" .. ~ ~ 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, _..~..~.. Wi .. '. .?(.."".ê ....... . ~.:.:..'''....',.,..' -.-...... ,\ ."" .. j
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- This year's Cross Country season
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SOCCER llA Kick in the Grass" "The
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- The 1988-89 gymnasts, coached by
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SPECIAL ATHLETES JV Left to Right,
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- GIRLS SOFTBALL Top Row, Nikie Zis
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- Last season, several baseball pla
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- Jane Depaolo talks to the junior
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- l l STRESS, ROBERT Debbie Gibbie!
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WE MADE EACH OTHER STRONG My friend
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- II A Fond Farewell To A Great Tea
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How long is forever? Until everyone
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- Great Finish!! Love. Mom. Dad. Re
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Higel. Dick 82 Higgins, Patrick 82
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