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

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Wallblom, Kathleen Ward, Darcy Ward, Michael Watson, Troy Weaver, Regina Weed, Tom Wendle, Chud Wheeler, Tracy White, Lori Williamson, Wendy Winkel, Kim Winkler, Rick Wiseman, Alex Eg, Fm , .1 Sorry, but the lavatories are down the hall. Xiong, Yeng Yenney, Caryn Young, Christopher Young, lenny Ziegler, Vicki Zimmerman, Stacy , HT hey can take everything away from you, but you never loose your education. If at first you don't succeed, and try again, and then if you don't succeed, give up. T thing that bothers me most, is LC is losing its tradition, su as the Christmas con. We have become more like all t other high schools. Iay Stopher: Business Machines, Beginning, vonced Typing and Business Low . It xi x 'x l XX t r s X Here's your 12 page typing assignment, have a Merry Christmas, Mr. lay Stopher. Wright, Iudith Wyatt, Piper Xiong, Ma .V ff, f Ja ,

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Adolphson, Daniel Akerheilm, Gregory Alderman, Margaret Alemaioh, Mehret Anderson, Chad Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Wendy Apel, Heidi Bach, Sabrina Bahlmann, Stephanie Baldwin, Robert Barnett, Kathleen Barrett, Bradley Bartlett, Iill Batchelor, Michelle Batten, Tamara Baugh, Kelli Belecz, Donna Bell, Hazel Beloate, Eddie Bibbee, Orbie Billow, Kenneth Bivens, lohn Black, Iohn Black, Ionelle Bloxom, Michal Boland, Christine Bolon, Katrina Bordieri, Kris Bostian, 'Michael Botler, Mike Bowers, Iodie Bracey, Monte Bracey, Tracy Brank, Susan Bridgns, Tammy S :st f N 1: -- ,ra x A 3,1 1 :fi 1 ' X ritlllllit I i.. alll 'l - in 1 aaa A b if Couldn't he have afforded something bigger? Fourteen years ago, when I first came to LC, there wa a principal who influenced my philosophies. Bill Donne helped one out as a teacher and as a friend, by not only giv- ing me a position at LC, but also by helping to guide my, outlook. l I'd like to pass on some advice. Cultivate good stud habits and self-discipline. These qualities are important t build now, for they aren't something you just get, they mus be acquired. lim Speer: General Chemistry, Biology, Moleculan Biology uchoices and decisions should be based on what is right: for you, not what is easiest or what everybody else seems to be doing. I believe that self worth is important to feelingi good about yourself and others. Doing what is right for you will build some fond memories, and those built while inJ teracting with other people and society are the best. They give you a sense of self worth and self worth is more satis- fying in the long run. By working with people and society you also prepare yourself as a future citizen, something everyone will be one day. Barbara Slaughter: Marching, English 1, 5.