Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Christian Life Community l LOWER RIGHT: Sharon ro oses a new facit to the arguemen PP 12. Supervised by Fr. john Tholen, CLC had a very busy and successful year. Among the many worthwhile projects undertaken by the enthusiastic members were frequent visits to Ahtanum View Nursing Home, tutoring students at Adams Grade School, trick or treating for UNICEF, and cleaning the chapel. In addition to these projects, CLC had chili and snowcone sales in order to raise money for their sponsor child in India, R. jayapxzkash. The S12 that was sent monthly was used to pay for food and schooling for the nine ear old bo . Concluding the activities for the year was a picnic LOWER LEFT: Conversation flowers amidst the decline V V of business. for the members and the kids they tutored. TOP: Claudia reflects the manifold problems of life. Dave finds amusement here. 131

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The True Light of Knowledge TOP: P. Shannon, E. Watson, W. Rheaume, S. Morford, 1. Holzer, D. Senger, J. Rouleau, I. Dietzen, I. Regimbal, C. I-Iuza, Z. Schiffelbein, I. Gibbs, C. Morford, D. Ziegler, N. Sellers, M. Boutillier, T. Boutillier, M. Sullivan, B. Maier, D. Struthers, C. Rouleau, 1. Harris, B. Price, J. Schauf, J. Rullman, T. Hiatt, T. Lehr, C. Harris, P. Mann, B. Sirrs, P. Hebert LOWER RIGHT: NI-IS officers were Lynn Griener, presg Joan Shauf, Vice pres, janet Gibbs, secg joe Dietzen, tresg Mrs. Shirey, advisory 4 Q of The purpose of NI-IS is to honor stu- dents exhibiting qualities of leadership, scholarship, service and character. Throughout the year, the main bulletin board kept students informed on various cultural events taking place in Yakima. As a group, they attended a perform- ance by the First Chamber Dance Com- pany. The highlight of the year Was the induction ceremony, followed by a buffet luncheon. 130

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