Asotin High School - Panthers Purr Yearbook (Asotin, WA)

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Give the world the best you can and the best will come back to you” was the motto for the 1988 Seniors. Valedictorians Shannon Ausman and Janet Halsey, and Salutatorian Terry Schrader led the class through an event that they will never forget. The colors for the graduating class were light blue and silver while the flower was the white rose. This year’s class gathered more than $65,000 in scholarships to help them excel in their higher education choices. To the Class of 1988, we wish you all the best. Above: Shannon University Ausman plans to attend Washington State With her 4.0 GPA Shannon was the top contender for many of W.S.U.’s scholarships. Center. Valedictorian Janet Halsey was proud to be the Class of ‘88’ honored student. Lower Right: Terry Schrader, Salutatorian, was awarded the R.O.T.C. scholarship which is valued at $30,000. Bottom Far Right: The speaker for the graduation ceremony was Toni Boggan, commentator from P.M. Magazine.

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 Upper Left: It was kinda neat to win what I did. — Angela Bashore poses with Janet Halsey as she wins Creative and Performing Arts. Upper Right: Heidi Thayer and Linda Carpenter hug LaAnn Cooper, winner of the Spirit of Jr. Miss. Center: There's a chance for everything if you work at it. — Linda Carpenter as she sings Dear Mr. Jesus. Center Right: LaAnn and Heidi show their appreciation to Brit and Chad through popcorn and balloons. Below: Contestants and their escorts — LaAnn Cooper and Brit Ausman, Angela Bashore and Matt Wilson, Linda Carpenter and Alfie Nagle, Heidi Thayer and Chad Walker.

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What’s Hot in the Classroom? If you ever forget the Pythagorean Theorom or how to use it, just ask one of the math wizards on the Math Olympaid team. One member comments, “Math team problems are so hard I don’t see how they do them.” The Senior and Jr. Honor Society groups again manned the concession stand and ticket-taking at volleyball and basketball games to raise money. This year they decided not to take a trip at the end of the year, but instead to raise the scholarship monies for the graduating seniors. The Paper Annual Staff spent the year working hard, laying out quad-packs, fund raising, slaving over a hot waxer, meeting deadlines iust to put out the school aper and yearbook — All for You! It’s an elective that offers many insights on how to write a news story, do reporting, and get involved in the behind the scenes of putting together a newspaper and yearbook. Electives offer more than just the freedom of choice of a few classes. They open doors to learning about different subjects, from tootin’ in the band to computin’ with Mr. Reade, from learning how to draw, to marking thought-out answers — wrong! Some electives branch out to national organizations such as FFA and FHA. 23