Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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if z 'Uri k xH Spokane's diversity of terrain and climate fosters creative hobbies In the Northwest, recreation is pursued in as many ways as their are individuals. LC students are as active in hobbies and lifestyles as those from any school. Skiing, of course, was the number one winter activity. Many students who enjoyed skiing participated in the annual Ski for Heart day, which took place on january 28. lai 'l In promotion of physical fitness, the North East Chapter Y the Heart Association sponsored this money-raising e hourly basis and then each skied for a total of six h Prizes were given to those who received the most pl per hour. Each participant urged people to sponsor them on . . . 4 e Several sports enthusiasts also enjoyed hockey. A C formal school league was formed with all area high scl participating. The LC based team was one of the most successful on circuit. To pay for ice time each team member had to s S80 out of his pocket at the beginning of the season Quite a few year-round outdoorsmen were acti V6

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7 M .1 2 6 9 10 As graduation neared, seniors Dee Ann Campbell, Andy 4 Dittman, and Mark Prouty, all holding a 4.0 GPA, were chosen valedictorians. Of course, recognition came from sources outside of LC. Senior Cathy Orness, for instance, was singled out as 7 KIRBlSeven-Up Student of the Week. Also, Melissa Lang, another senior, was appointed to the Bon Marche's fashion board. 10 5 6 8 9 1. Dee Ann Campbell is one of three valedictorians. 2. Cathy Orness is singled out as one of only two LC Seven-Up Students of the Week. 3. A top scholar, Andy Dittman is appointed as a valedictorian. LC's representative on the Bon Marche fashion board is Melissa Lang Beginning the year are senior officers Cathy Rollins, Linda Nelson Pam Spitznagel, and Mike Mahoney. Eagerly awaiting a busy spring are junior class officers Iulie Peters Sydney Alex, Phil Eggers, and Val Debing. Fall junior officers are Lynn Yonago, Beth Barnard, Melinda Gray Chris Taylor, and Brian Anderson. One of LC's Seven-Up Students of the Week is Wayne Ueda. Mark Prouty is honored as valedictorian. Second semester senior officers are Mitch Watkins, Wayne Ueda Shari Soejima, and Debbie King.

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Search and Rescue Association, which is with the Boy Scouts. This organization was run heriff's Department for ages ranging from 14 to 35. Club, an affiliate of Campfire Girls, also outdoor recreation. lts members not only camps but also helped train their Campfire Girl The club's motto WO-He-LO is a telescoping ot ase, Work, help, and love. st growing hobby, skateboarding, won its place in leisure activities. Senior Burt Duvoisin gained able recognition for his talented stunts. ime of the children involved in the development class huddle around 4 their tutor, Tom Anderson. During his child development class, Charlie Sovacool helps one of his charges complete a drawing. Even something as simple as a mobile can be fascinating. Here Billie Showalter helps one child explore the intricacy of the challenge. Because they have arrived early, some members of LC's semi-official hockey team have to wait for another game to finish. Leadership was the Horizon Club's goal. Row one: joan Milton, Carol Kasai, Kren Przewoika, Cheryl Kasai, Amy Harrison, Lisa Lundal, Tracy Thompson. Row two: Tricia Fruechte, Nancy Neff, janet Neff, julie Van Leuven, Debbie Granner, and Ruth Lauerson. Both Dave Grainger and Brent Nelson spend most of their winter weekends as ski instructors. LC's squad of Search and Rescue includes Dave Nunes, julie Rush, Shawn Smith, Shannon Hibbs, Debbie Stolz, Wade Caudill, Carrie Withers and Mike Gleason.