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

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twenty-six lllu Leo Weed Zv- Paige Franke Paul D. Freeman 5. t X Roy A. Givens Careers await the eager Although the popularity of shop classes has decreased in the last few years, lVlr. Leo Weed stressed the need for a good vocational program in the schools. There is still a demand for those types of jobs, the drafting and plastics teacher said, and the classes are offered. The very practical nature of shop classes was also emphasized by Mr. Wendell Allen, who taught power technology, small engine repair, and metals. ln fact, Allen invited several speakers to talk on related topics. ll Jeny L. Evaneski David C. Falmo 'DQ 3 Valerie L. French Bradley J. Fuhs Leeland A. Gmeiner Lalonni L. Gomm

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National Merit Scholarship Finalists 4.0 Student Karen Heim, Jim Sackvillewest, John Spitznagel, Lisa Nicolaysen Karen Heim ff E v X V f'7 ? 1... 4.0 Student Boys' State Julie Steuly John Swenson, David Nunes, David Grainger , i 4. l Girls' State Beth Barnard, Julie VanLeuven 7-Llp Student of the Week Dave Nunes twenty-five

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it ,',6,fy,,, - ,I Donald E. Elllngsen Joseph E. Ervln nf QAM A 'X'-1 Marilyn J. Falmo Bradley T. Flom QQ Qchnsq ..,,,,, X , , f ' Vlvlan Garbrecht GNQUFY B- GUT33 lf .P '44, XX X Xxx -1 N Xxx Terri L. Gould Tina L, Gould QW Wendell Allen Allison F. Gilchrist A Diana K. Gilliam Ray Carnage discusses his success in a football tackle that enabled him to wear the Hammerslaughter stripes. l. 1 1 l twenty-seven