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Trout Lake High School
Class of 1973

Information source: The Enterprise

John Allen
Carla Carroll
Laura Duke
Mike Etcher
Cheryl Locke
Linda McNeel
Mark Schmid
Wannetta Schmid
Kelly Shideler
Nancy Todd
Karen Woodruff
Pam Yarnell

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 17, 1973, page 9
“Trout Lake News”
By Florence M. Clark

The baccalaureate sermon will be Sunday, May 20th at the Mt. Adams Baptist Church at 3 p.m. The Rev. Lewis M. Abbott will give the address, “The Future Fate or Faith”. There will be special music.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 24, 1973, page 1
Includes portraits of Kelley Brooke Shideler and Linda McNeel

KELLEY SHIDELER LINDA McNEEL SHARE HONORS

Kelley Shideler will be the Valedictorian and Linda McNeel will be the Salutatorian for the Trout Lake High School class of 1973 with commencement exercises to be held on Thursday evening, May 24, at 8 o'clock.
            Kelley Shideler has maintained a 3.84 G.P.A. during her high school career.
            She has been active in volleyball, Girls League, Pep Club, One-Act Plays, Annual Staff and has served as Treasurer for Girls League. She has been named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. During her school career she has received various awards in Typing, Shorthand, Book-keeping, and the Girls League Award for Student with the Best Attitude Toward Learning.
            Kelley plans to attend Olympic Community College at Bremerton to study data processing.
            Kelley is the daughter of Mrs. Honora G. Shideler of Trout Lake.
            Linda McNeel has maintained a 3.58 G.P.A. during her high school career.
            She has been active in cheerleading, volleyball, Pep Club, One-Act Plays, and has served as Treasurer of both Girls League and the Associated Student Body. She has also served as class treasurer.
            During the current school year, she served as Vice-President of Girls League. She has been named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students.
            Linda will attend Clark College and is leaning toward a career in either Business or Home Economics.
            Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeel of Trout Lake.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., May 24, 1973, page 5
Includes portraits of Kelley Shideler and Linda McNeel

K. SHIDELER, L. McNEEL LEAD TROUT LAKE SCHOLARS

Kelley Shideler is valedictorian at Trout Lake High School. She has maintained a 3.84 GPA and has been active in volleyball, Girls League, Pep Club, one-act plays, annual staff and has served as treasurer for Girls League. She has been named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. During her school career she has received various awards in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and the Girls League Award for student with the best attitude toward learning.
            Kelley plans to attend Olympic Community College at Bremerton to study data processing. She is the daughter of Mrs. Honora G. Shideler.
            Linda McNeel will be the salutatorian with a 3.58 GPA. She has been active in cheerleading, volleyball, Pep Club, one-act plays, and has served as treasurer of both Girls League and the ASB. She has also served as class treasurer.
            This year she was vice president of Girls League. She has been named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students also Linda will attend Clark College and is leaning toward a career in either Business or Home Economics. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeel of Trout Lake.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 17, 1973, page 9
“Trout Lake News”
By Florence M. Clark

CONGRATUATIONS GRADUATES

The Baccalaureate Sermon will be Sunday, May 20th at the Mt. Adams Baptist Church at 3 p.m.. The Rev. Lewis S. Abbott will give the address, “The Future Fate or Faith”. There will be special music.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 24, 1973, page 13

TL STUDENTS CHOSEN MEMBERS OF NAT’L SOCIETY

Ken Domina, Principal of Trout Lake High School announced today the selection of the school’s students who have been chosen as members of The Society of Outstanding American High School Students, one of the nation’s leading high school honoraries. The students are: Linda Mae McNeel, Kelley Brook Shideler, Nancy Joan Todd, Joyce Crystal McNeel, Rudy Nate Pearson.
            With the assistance of high school principals and counselors from across the nation, The Society of Outstanding American High School Students strives to further the pursuance of academic achievement and civic responsibility on the part of American youth.
            The Society accepts for membership only young men and women who have distinguished themselves as their school's highest achievers.
            Because of their accomplishments, these students are most deserving of recognition by the school, the community and the nation. As leaders of American youth they represent the most important segment of our society.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., May 31, 1973, page 6
Includes portraits of Kelley Shideler, Valedictorian; and Linda McNeel, Salutatorian

You've achieved your goal and were proud of you! Now you are looking forward to still other achievements -- we heartily wish you success in these endeavors. For you, the graduates of 1973, will one day be the leaders of this country. As you face the future, hold high in the values that have made this nation great. We are confident that you will meet tomorrow's challenge with determination.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 24, 1973, page 1
Includes portraits of Kelley Brooke Shideler and Linda McNeel

KELLEY SHIDELER LINDA McNEEL SHARE HONORS

Kelley Shideler will be the Valedictorian and Linda McNeel will be the Salutatorian for the Trout Lake High School Class of 1973 with commencement exercises to be held on Thursday evening, May 24 at 8 o'clock.
            Kelley Shideler has maintained a 3.84 GPA during her high school career.
            She has been active in volleyball, Girls League, Pep Club, One-Act Plays, Annual Staff and has served as Treasurer for Girls League. She has been named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. During her school career she has received various awards in Typing, Shorthand, Book-- keeping, and the Girls League Award for the Student with the Best Attitude Toward Learning.
            Kelley plans to attend Olympic Community College at Bremerton to study Data Processing.
            Kelley is the daughter of Mrs. Honora G. Shideler of Trout Lake.
            Linda McNeel has maintained a 3.58 GPA during her high school career.
            She has been active in cheerleading, volleyball, Pep Club, One-Act Plays, and has served as Treasurer of both Girls League and the Associated Student Body. She has also served as class treasurer.
            During the current school year, she served as Vice-President of Girls League. She has been named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students.
            Linda will attend Clark College and is leaning toward a career in either Business or Home Economics.
            Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeel of Trout Lake.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 31, 1973, page 10
Includes several photographs of the graduation ceremonies.

TROUT LAKE HIGH GRADUATES 12 ON CEREMONIES LAST THURSDAY

At Trout Lake Thursday night, Michelle Harvey captured the scenes for The Enterprise.
12 Seniors graduated last Thursday at Trout Lake. They were: Carla Carroll, Laura Duke, Cheryl Locke, Linda McNeel - Salutatorian; Wannetta Schmid, Kelley Shideler, - Valedictorian; Nancy Todd, Karen Woodruff, Pam Yarnell, John Allen, Mike Etcher, Mark Schmid.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 31, 1973, page 15

GIRLS’ LEAGUE BANQUET HELD AT TROUT LAKE GYM ON MAY 19^TH

On Saturday, May 19, 1973 the annual Trout Lake Awards Banquet sponsored by the Girls League was held in the school gym.
            The speaker for the evening was Rick Kaps, Basketball Coach of Goldendale, who gave an interesting talk about sports and participants. The speech was well received by the large crowd in attendance.
            Those receiving the various awards were as follows:
Betty Crocker Homemaker -- Kelly Shideler.
Most Improved Home Economics Student -- Larry Holtman.
Girl’s State Award -- Barbara Schmid.
Boy’s State Award -- Tom Beeks.
NEDT Awards -- Howard Buick and David Gibney.
The Society of Outstanding American High School Students -- Linda McNeel, Kelley Shideler, Nancy Todd, Joyce McNeel and Rudy Pearson.
Readers Digest Award for 1973, Valedictorian -- Kelly Shideler.
I Dare You Award -- Mark Schmid and Nancy Todd.
American Legion Award from David Woodruff Post #192 -- Mark Schmid.
National Observer Award -- Nancy Todd.
School Spirit Award -- Sue Austin.
Valedictorian Award -- Kelly Shideler.
Salutatorian Award -- Linda McNeel.
            ASB Officers for 1973-74 were announced as follows: President, Rudy Pearson; Vice-President, Sue Austin; Secretary, Diana Collier.
            Cheerleaders elected for the 1973-74 season: Varsity cheerleaders, Sue Austin, Laura Anrig, and Toni Hilton. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Diane Beeks and Marcie Morris.
            John Philip Sousa Band Award -- Marcie Morris.
            Most Improved Band Member Award -- Kirk Domina.
            Best Choir Member Award -- Marcie Morris.
            Most Improved Choir Member Award -- Sue Austin.
            Music Accompanist Award – Wannetta Schmid.
Cheerleader Awards for the 1972-1973 season:
            Varsity: Sue Austin, Glenda Combelic, Cheryl Locke.
            J. Varsity: Laura Anrig and Raelene Simmons.
Athletic Awards for the 1972-1973 season:
            Boys Cross Country Letters, Dan Allaway, John Hylton, Jeff Duke, Tom Beeks, Kirk Domina, Rudy Pearson and Mark Schmid.
            Girls Cross Country Letters, Sue Austin, Laura Duke, Joyce McNeel, Charlene Schmid.
            Volleyball Letters (Varsity), Cheryl Locke, Sue Austin, Laura Anrig, Joyce McNeel, Barbara Schmid, Diana Collier, Toni Hylton, Raelene Simmons.
            Volleyball Letters (Jr. Varsity), Neala Hogate, Glenda Combelic and Gladys Glover.
            Jr. Varsity Basketball Letters, Dan Allaway, John Hylton, Tom Webberley, Allan Franke, Scott Dalzeil, Brian Hogate.
            Varsity Basketball Letters, John Allen, Mark Schmid, Kirk Domina, Larry Holtmann, Rudy Pearson, Keith Domina, Jeff Duke and John McNeel.
            Boys Track Letters, Mark Schmid, Tom Beeks, Kirk Domina, Allan Franke and Rudy Pearson.
            Girls Track Letters, Laura Duke, Nancy Todd, Sue Austin, Joyce McNeel, Marcie Morris, Lori Parrish, Barbara Schmid, Diana Collier, Toni Hylton.
            Basketball Co-Captains Award -- John Allen and Mark Schmid.
            Jerry Schmid Memorial for Most Improved Basketball Player, Mark Schmid.
            Most Valuable Player in Basketball, Rudy Pearson.
            Most Improved Runner in Girls Cross Country Award, Charlene Schmid.
            Most Improved Runner in Boys Cross Country Award, John Hylton.
            Volleyball Co-Captains Award -- Cheryl Locke and Sue Austin.
            Most Valuable Player in Volleyball, Joyce McNeel.
            Most Valuable in Boys Track, Rudy Pearson.
            Most Valuable in Girls Track, Nancy Todd.
            A delicious dinner of roast beef, ham, baked potatoes, salad, vegetables, pie and ice cream was served by the eighth grade girls, having been prepared by Mrs. Darlene Hogate, Mrs. Honora Shideler and the Girls League. The Girls League had decorated the tables with very attractive placemats and programs. There were places set for 100 persons.