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

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,ax .sax 'x Knauber and Mara Kodis exhibit commaraderie, sophomore style. lina Slater enjoys improving her students' typing ability at Lewis and ark. --.nn 1 fi K B K thl , Y l w , - .af v 3 5 x ix- fl KM 4 r-! l 5125 Q i 1 ' i 5 Garry, Eric Gerwitz, Steve Gewalt, ludith Gewalt, Robert Gibson, Norval Gideon, Cindy Gilden, Brian Gilmore. Karin Gmeiner, Lonni Goehrs, Theresa Graves, Kathryn Gray, Teresa Hall, Angela Hall, Lisa Hames, Chad Hampton, Kathy Hampton, Mary Hare, Nicholas Harms, Christopher Heath, Kyle Heimda. Marcelle Helmer, Iohn Heninger, Robin Henry, Renee Hillier, Marcia Hoerne, Renee Hoffman, Andrew Hollon, Matthew Hopkins, Robert Horton, Tyrone Howard, Douglas Hubbard, Brian Hughes, Heather Hulbert, Lori Hulse, Sherrie Hundhausen, Daniel

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Cox, Christy Crampton, Wade Crane, Kimberly Cubley, Kathleen Currie, Carolyn Currie, Phillip Carco. Gigi Davis, Margaret Davis, Tamra Dean, Krista Dewitt, Channing Dombrosky, Ianeen Donahoe, Terry Doneen, Daren Donelson, Douglas Dye, Nancy Eakle, Cameone Ellingsen, Mark Erttel, Kim Falmof Vidette Fiorino, lames Fitzpatrick, Becky Fong, Ping Forsman, Nicholas Foster, Dana Foster, Vera Fulton, Vickie Funchess, Ierome Gainer, Lori Gamble, Iennifer Garbrecht, Naomi Garman, Todd M 9. 4' U Y' If Q , f A ' I ,4 'a A ' 5 Gordon Skillingstad reviews the accident report. Many opportunities are out there if you work to your full potential. You must make the opportunities for yourself by working towards a goal. Your rewards from life will be acquired from the amount of effort put into your jobs. By striving for the best, you will find wisdom and understan- ding: qualities which will make you a truly compassionate individual. Salina Slater: Beginning Typing, Intermediate Typ- ing, Word Processing Trying my best gives me a sense of self-satisfaction, whether I win or lose. Whatever I do I put my whole self into it. High goals have never intimidated me either. By combining both of these outlooks, my life has been satisfy- ing and rewarding. To acquire a broad range of interests, one must get in- volved. Involvement especially in something new to you offers self-satisfaction. Life's richness is developed from involvement. Gordon Skillingstad: TSE, General Math i 1 K I if .

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Hungate, Richard Huss, Stephen Irish, Russel Iverson, Mary lackson, Edward lames, Dorothea Iames, Timothy lennings, Blair Iohnson, Karen lohnson, Nichole lohnston, Chad lones, David lordon, L. loy, Edwin Iulian, jeffrey Iustice, Chris Kafka, Ief f Karnes, Wendy Kates, Margaret Keller, Lisa Kelley, Diana Kemble, Perthena Kent, Kelly Kephart, Carolyn Kerney, Charles Kirihara, Shelley Kirklin, Mark Knapp, Terry Knauber, Iulia Kotlis, Mara Steve McMullen and Kate Christy chew. AMIJYHA l 2 i t N v A . fe-t . it yi, 3 if Mille Rotchford enjoys a summer vacation with her dog, Rod. Aim for the future but still enjoy today, treasuring the g things you have. Constantly try to improve, but kn yourself and most importantly be yourself. Olivia Schidelerg French 1, 3, 5, 7 uLive your life to the fullest and reach for opportuniti o l Hpeople should make the most out of every day and 2 cept the responsibility for their own actions. All peoi have to be responsibile and not make excuses if they fail their responsibilities. It's also important for people to sensitive to the needs of others. Millie Rotchford: Bs Skill