1989 - Spokane Public Schools

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- Sheryl Lane Attendance Secretary Dennis Magner B,A. EWU Fine Arts Ray Mí/er B.A. EWU Social Studies Mary Myhre B.A. EWU Spanish í · Il l,:~'l . ~, ~ .....~.,~..; .... I! ",\il.;~ ;' h'A ,. It r ",J NOT PICTURED 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 Business Education 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 Special Education Marcee Oster Developmentally Impaired Program Aide Thurley Pack B.A. EWU, M.A. EWU Clerical Skí/s 83
84 Gary Penrod B.A. WUS Social Studies 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 Special Education 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 students 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. i'-,....~ ./' , I , Lb. , \ i ~ i I - -- '.. ..' Bob Pierce B,S.. B.A, EWU Science Terry Reed B.A. EWU, M.S. EWU Health, Physical Ed, Marty Robinette EWU Social Studies Edie Sims B.A. Gonzaga Special Education Dennis Magner and Pete Ring, buddies for Iifel I i , I .. , ~
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- The 1988-89 gymnasts, coached by
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SPECIAL ATHLETES JV Left to Right,
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- Jane Depaolo talks to the junior
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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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Burkwist, Dana 23 Burley, Mason 59,
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Higel. Dick 82 Higgins, Patrick 82
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