Lost River High School - Raiders Gold Yearbook (Merrill, OR)

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TOP: Chris Barnes doing what he does best. BOTTOM: Dusty Hill struts his stuff. Tina Ochs Russ Rogers Kim Prescott Kurt Solomen Kristine Roller Gary Thompson Suzy Stastny Allen Wanamaker Manuel Torres Tanya Zweifel Tanya Zamora Sophomores 25

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Thad Johnson Travis Lamb Lance Lutten Colleen Lyon Stacey Micka ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE Jerry Michell Kevin Moore Nate Moore Shawna Morris Sarah Northcraft A familiar sophomore Dusty Hill, who is a sophomore at Lost River High School, has many interesting talents and hobbies. Dusty has been around horses since the age of five. He was greatly influenced by his father, Dave Hill, around the ranch, riding horses to do your daily chores was the only way to get around. Dusty mostly rides horses and vaccinates cows on the ranch although he does rodeo some. When he rodeos he heels and heads for team roping. Dusty enjoys roping and branding cows. Dusty states, “There is alot of action and it’s pretty wild.” Dusty’s hobbies are hunting, riding horses, and fishing. In school he is very active in football and baseball. In the class- room he is a very outgoing student al- though he is very talkative; at times too much. Some of his teachers say that he has a sense of humor that adds life to every class. If Dusty could channel some of his attention and energy toward scholas- tic goals his grades could be as good as his game statastics. As an athelete, Dusty works hard at what he wants to do to compete with oth- ers. He also has of determination to learn and improve upon himself. He is the type of person that when he learns to control his emotions he can and will be a quality athe- lete. TOP: Theresa Chin looking enthused about the situation. Dusty Hill doing what he does best in clas nothing. 24 Sophomores

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April Alexander Edith Alford Sandy Alvis Brenda Balderas Jen Bartholomew Marie Bement Ricky Boring Chad Brancacio Guido Bigoni Tony Bush Larry Campbell Rees Campbell Donald Carleton Kristine Carleton Lynette Scott is blond haired blue eyed freshmen at Lost River High School. She lives in Malin with her family of five. She has two horses of her own. One of Lynette’s many talents is rodeoing. She does several events including barrel racing, pole bending, and team roping. She is very good at them all but team roping seems to be her specialty. Lyn- ette is outgoing and has many friends. One of Lynettes best friends, Paula Derra, commet- ed, “Lynette is a understanding friend who gets along with everyone.” Lynettes favorite color is blue. She loves pizza and eats lots of junk food. We wish Lynette all the luck in everything she does. Lynette Scott is an asset to our school. 26 Freshmen