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

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as N, r X P' x ewcomer to LC, Madame Schldeler offers a demanding challenge to French students. E Kostelecky, Rose Kulink, loseph Labrie, Robert Lafleur, Peter Lamotte, Iennifer LaRowe, Cynthia Larue, Brad Lee, Kyung Leffler, Vincent Leggett, Kimberly Lemay, Daniel Lenertz, Nicole Lester, Linda Lewis, Stacy Lindsay, Michael Luther, Ieffrey Magers, Iulie Magnuson, Rebecca Mark, Mary Martin, Rose Mauro, Gina McAllister, Todd McDaniel, Teressa McFaddin, Christine McGinnis, Melinda McRae, Lon Meek, Audrey Menghstu, Kifle Meyer, Ieff Miller, Chad Miller, Darren Montgomery, Richard Moore, Vickie Morlan, Christopher Morrison, Scott Mossuto, Stacia Mummey, Mary Neff, Allec Nellis Rosanne Nguyen, Nhat

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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

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Nichols, Shelby Nicholson, Christopher Nick, Heidi Notske, Gregory Nye, William O'Connell, Iames Oliver, Holly Olson, Keith Omsted, Troy O'Neal, Theodore Palmer, Darren Peck, Tracy Perdue, David Peterson, Ann Peterson, Erik Peterson, Ianell Peterson, Ioyce Pham, Kim Pham, Loan Pham, Thu Pham, Tret Pham, Yen Phenneger, April Pogue, Angela Porter, Wendy Powell, Maurice Proctor, Steven Putnam, Bradley Quinn, Donald Ramm, Fayeann Ravencraft, Britta Reidt, Don'ald Reynolds, Bruce Richardson, Aric Richardson, Chip Riggs, Max T he focus of my life is to serve Iesus Christ. I feel I can do this by being a good father, by showing kindness to m fellow man and by sharing the gospel. In addition to show- ing kindness to one's fellow man, I believe people should always make an attempt to see things from other people' points of view because this leads to better understanding. Marty Robinette: CWA, 20th Centure, English nconsider yourselves fortunate. We are all favorable to be living where we are, as the Pacific Northwest has everything man can enjoy. It is given to us, as individuals, to encounter every day, every week and every change of season with sharpened senses and anticipated pleasure. Barbara Roberts: English 3-8 'F fa N ' ..,, . . 6' A Q . ,.,,. Nr' . -. K . ' .ggi A I . ,,,,L . . . Q I ig 3 . , 1 . - W ..': ,J .- A I I JT... ,.'v f Q.. ' -- Marty Robinette discusses human rights in Guatemala with a student. ---ur'