Trout Lake High
School
Class of
1970
The Graduates:
Brenda Allaway
Sherry Arnold
Vicky Austin
Chuck Bryan
John Bryan
John Crippen
Matt Duke
Karen Holly
Martha McNeel
Dave Meyer
Dwayne Throop
Susan Todd
The Enterprise, White Salmon,
WA., May 21, 1970, page 1
Includes portraits of Martha McNeel and Vicky Austin
MARTHA McNEEL IS VALEDICTORIAN AT TROUT LAKE
Martha is the daughter of Robert and Margaret McNeel who are dairy farmers in
the Trout Lake Valley. Martha has lived in Trout Lake all of her life and
attended the Trout Lake school for twelve years.
During her Freshman year she was class president and took part in
J.V. volleyball and track. She was a J.V. cheerleader, Trout Lake Community
Fair Princess and took part in 4-H. During her Sophomore year she was on the
Varsity volleyball team, held the office of student body treasurer and president
of the Baptist Youth Fellowship, was girl of the month and also participated in
4-H. As a Junior she held the offices of Girl’s League Vice-President, Student
Body Treasurer, and Secretary-Treasurer of the class. In sports she was in
track, volleyball, and a J.V. cheerleader. She also represented the Trout Lake
Community in the Huckleberry Festival of the 1969 as a Princess. During her
Senior year she kept score for basketball and is participating in track. She
has held the office of Girl’s League President, Christian Youth Crusade
Vice-President, Annual Editor, and has been Girl of the Quarter.
This fall might have plans to enter college and major in Home
Economics and minor in Physical Education; she then hopes to teach high school.
Martha also dreams of traveling and meeting people.
Martha's G.P.A. is 3.74.
The Enterprise, White Salmon,
WA., May 21, 1970, page 1
Includes portraits of Martha McNeel and Vicky Austin
VICKY AUSTIN SECOND HIGHEST
Vicky is the daughter of William and Monnie Austin, her father is a logger.
Vicky has gone to Trout Lake High School for four years. Her freshman year she
participated in volleyball, was class treasurer-secretary, and also on the Honor
Roll.
During her Sophomore year she participated in volleyball, was Junior
Varsity cheerleader, student council representative for the Sophomore class, and
on the Honor Roll. In her Junior year she played volleyball and was a Varsity
cheerleader, student council representative for the Sophomore class, and on the
Honor Roll. In her junior year she played volleyball and was a Varsity
Cheerleader., student council representative for the Girl’s League, participated
in track, and was on the Honor Roll.
In her senior year she played volleyball, was class vice-president,
chosen Girl of the Quarter and was on the Honor Roll.
Vicky hopes to go to college next fall, and would like to become a
teacher. Vicky’s G.P.A. is 3.52.
The Enterprise, White Salmon,
WA., May 28, 1970, page 13
Includes portraits of the 12 graduates.
TROUT LAKE
SUCCESS TO OUR GRADS
Commencement
Thursday, May 28, 1970, 8:00 P.M. School Gym
Martha McNeel, Vicky Austin, Karen Holly, Dave Meyer, Jon Bryan, Matt Duke, Susan Todd, Brenda Allaway, Dwayne Throop, John Crippen, Chuck Bryan, Sherry Arnold.
The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 4, 1970, page 1
TROUT LAKE AWARD NIGHT HELD MAY 22
On
Friday, May 23, 1970 about 150 people attended the Awards Banquet sponsored by
the Trout Lake Girls League in the Trout Lake School Gym. After a delicious
meal of turkey, mashed potatoes and all the trimmings Mr. Bob Summers, Track
Coach of Mabton gave a talk on the value of sports in education and the
development of young people. A short skit was presented by Tim Frodsham and
Karen Holly, a dance routine by this years Cheerleaders, Carol Hollenbeck,
Cheryl Bryan, and Karen Holly. Then a long list of awards and letters were
presented as follows: Betty Crocker Awards to Carol Hollenbeck and Sharon
Arnold. Typing Pins to Kelly Shideler, Vicky Austin, Carol Hollenbeck, Lee
Frodsham. Bookkeeping Pins to Margi Burdett, Beverly Beeks, and Ella Elmer.
Shorthand pins to Susan Todd, Vicky Austin, Martha McNeel, Lee Frodsham, and
Kelly Shideler. Time Current Events Award to Kathy Woodruff.
For scoring in the top 90% nationally in the N.E.D.T. Awards were
made to Mike Hudson, seventh grade; Joyce McNeel, eighth grade; Carla Carrol,
ninth grade. The Danforth Awards were presented to Chuck Bryan and Martha
McNeel. A George Fox College Scholarship of $700 per year for four years was
presented to Martha McNeel, Martha also received the Readers Digest Award.
Outstanding American High School students Awards were presented to
Sharon Arnold, Vicky Austin, and Martha McNeel. American Legion Award from
David Woodruff Post was presented Karen Holly, and Martha McNeel.
Girls State Award was presented by Mrs. Walter Schmid in behalf of
the American Legion Auxiliary of David Woodruff Post to Ella Elmer.
School Spirit Award went to Karen Holly. Outstanding shop students
were Tracy Schmid, Mike Etcher, and Sharon Arnold.
The Student Body Officers for the 1970-71 school year were then
announced. Margi Burdett -- President, Elaine Leslie -- Vice President, Cheryl
Bryan -- Secretary. Cheerleaders: Varsity; Cheryl Bryan, Cindy McAllister,
Beverly Beeks, Junior Varsity; Debbie Lutgen, and Susan Austin.
Sports Awards were then presented with Basketball Co-Captain awards
being given to Dave Meyer and Jon Caryl. Most valuable Basketball Player, David
Meyer. Volleyball Co-Captain Awards to Karen Holly and Beverly Beeks.
Volleyball most valuable player award to Margi Burdett. Girls Track most
valuable player award to Lee Frodsham and Boys Track to Tim Frodsham. Cross
Country most improved runner -- Jon Caryl. Girls League -- Girl of the Year
Award to Beverly Beeks.
Mr. Frodsham read the Senior Class Will. Then letter awards were
made as follows: Pep Club: Margi Burdett, Elaine Leslie, Beverly Beeks, Lee
Frodsham, Kelly Shideler, Martha McNeel, Rosalie Schmid, Carla Carroll, Kathy
Woodruff, Rhonda Bryan, Cheryl Locke, Suann Schmid, Cindy Bush.
Klickitat County Track Champions for Girls and all lettering with a
Varsity Letter were: Cindy McAllister, Margi Burdett, Elaine Leslie, Cheryl
Bryan, Karen Woodruff, Nancy Todd, Martha McNeel, Susan Todd, Beverly Beeks, Lee
Frodsham, Debbie Lutgen, Rosalie Schmid, Laura Duke, Carol Hollenbeck, and Kathy
Woodruff. League Co-Champions and receiving Varsity letters in Volleyball:
Karen Holly, Vicky Austin, Margi Burdett, Beverly Beeks, Judy Collier, Elaine
Leslie, Cindy McAllister, Brenda Allaway, Carol Hollenbeck and Laura Duke.
Those girls receiving “B” letters in Volleyball were: Suann Schmid,
Rosalie Schmid, Debbie Lutgen, Cheryl Locke, Rhonda Bryan, Karen Woodruff, Lee
Frodsham, Linda McNeel, Nancy Todd, Carla Carroll.
The Trout Lake Mustangs placed third in the Klickitat County League
in the following players lettered for the Varsity: Jon Bryan, Chuck Bryan, David
Meyer, Matt Duke, Jon Caryl, David Collier, John Crippen, John Allen, Terry
Beeks, and Glenn Hollenbeck. J.V. Letters to: Kevin Domina, Tim Frodsham, Mark
Schmid, Mike Stamy, Bill Beeks, Tom Crippen, and Monty Throop.
Boys lettering in Cross Country: Dave Collier, Jon Caryl, Terry
Beeks, Tim Frodsham, and Jon Bryan. In Track the following boys received letter
awards: Tim Frodsham, Dave Collier, Jon Caryl, Terry Beeks, Dan Van de Vanter,
Mark Schmid.
The Klickitat County Leagues Sportsmanship Award was presented to
the Student Body, as well as Girls Track, Volleyball Co-Champion, The Junior
High Basketball team placed third in the Junior High League, the girls Junior
High Volleyball team won the Klickitat County Jr. High trophy.
The awards banquet was enjoyed by all and the dinner was superb.
The
Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 4, 1970, page 1
TROUT LAKE EXERCISES; 12 SENIORS GRADUTE
On May 28 the Commencement Program for the 12 graduating Seniors of
the Trout Lake School was held in the High School Auditorium, before a large
crowd of relatives and friends.
David Meyer gave the Welcome, Vicky M. Austin gave the Salutatorian
Address, Martha J. McNeel gave the Valedictorian Address. The High School
Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Clela Stamy sang “To Sir, With Love” and “One
God”. Mr. Kenneth Domina, Principal, introduced the speaker of the evening, Mr.
Michael Boivin, Ass’t Executive Secretary of the Washington State School
Directors, whose topic was “A Time for Beginnings”. This timely speech was very
well received by both students and adults.
On behalf of the Trout Lake P.T.A. the Scholarship Award of $100 was
presented by President Roger Stamy to Martha McNeel. The Dictionary Awards were
presented to 8th graders Rudy Pearson and Joyce McNeel.
Mrs. Lola Carl presented 8th Grade Certificates to Monnie
Susan Austin, Laura Leigh Beeks, Kathleen Ann Curry, Nayna Frodsham, Joyce
Crystal McNeel, Marcena Anne Morris, Barbara Carol Schmid, John Wallace Anrig,
Thomas Carr Beeks, Kirk Douglas Domina, Lawrence Ray Holtman, Tony William
LaFollette, Kenneth Dean Mason, Rudy Nate Pearson, Douglas Alan Throop.
Mr. Domina presented the Salutatorian and the Valedictorian medals
to Vicky Austin and Martha McNeel. Mr. Carlton Allaway presented High School
Diplomas to Martha Jane McNeel, Vicky Marlene Austin, David Bradley Meyer,
Brenda Irene Allaway, Sharon Kaye Arnold, Charles Richard Bryan, John Wayne
Bryan, John Marvin Crippen, Matthew Alan Duke, Karen Rose Holley, Susan Denise
Todd, and Dwayne Carter Throop.
The Invocation and Benediction were given by Rev. Keith Curry, the
Processional and Recessional were played by Elaine Leslie, Organ, and David
Collier, Piano.
The Auditorium and Stage were decorated in the class colors of
Carmine Red and Gold, the Seniors were gowned in caps and gowns of the same
colors, the boys wearing the red gowns and the girls wearing the gold. Each
senior carried a Carnelian Carnation, which is their class flower. The
decorating and flowers being furnished by the Sophomore Class, as is the custom
in Trout Lake. The class motto quote “Live for Today -- -- For Tomorrow is too
Far Away” was in place over the stage.
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