tlhs80.html

Trout Lake High School
Class of 1980

The Graduates:

Lisa Kimberly Wright
Michael Ray Gribner
Don Brase
Teri Lynn Smith
Phyllis Faye Lauterbach
Scott Austin
Christine Keller
Caroline Leanne Schmid
Barbara Marie Throop
Joseph Samual Stewart
Guy Dwayne Huffsmith
Mike J. Hallenbeck

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 5, 1980, page 12
“Trout Lake News”

GRADUATION HELD
By Bonnie Reynolds
395-2527

Rev. Jim McGuigan addressed the families and friends of gathering seniors the evening of May 28 at baccalaureate services.
            The next night, the senior class and eighth graders received diplomas. Dale Johnson, former Trout Lake teacher spoke about graduates past, present and future.
            Those in the senior class were Lisa Wright, Mike Gribner, Don Base, Terry Smith, Faye Lauterbach, Scott Austin, Christine Kelliher, Caroline Schmid, Barbara Throop, Joe Stewart, Guy Huffsmith and Mike Hallenbeck.
            Graduating eighth graders were Gary Bull, Eric Childs, John Dolieslager, Rene Frey, Mark Klover, Angela Sanford, Mike Theisen, Lanny Smith, David Webberley, Robert Allen and Brett Wright.
            Mike Gribner received a vocational scholarship of $200 from the Mt. Adams Elks. This was a regional award. He was formerly awarded a $200 scholarship from the Elks in local competition.
            Terry Smith had been awarded a $100 scholarship for leadership.
            Don Brase was accepted at George Fox College and was awarded a $450 scholarship.
            Lisa Wright received a scholastic award from the Washington State Principal’s Association for being among the top five percent of all 1980 graduating seniors in terms of rate point average.
            Mike, Terry, Don and Lisa received medallions for academic achievement from the Trout Lake Homemakers Club.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 12, 1980, page 11
“Trout Lake News”

STUDENTS RECEIVE MANY AWARDS

The awards banquet for Trout Lake school students was held May 22 evening with about 130 persons attending. Tom Brase spoke on the value of education and taking advantage of educational opportunities.
            Walter Hill showed slides from the basketball teams trip to Orcas Ireland, an opportunity for the participants to review a good time and to share it with others.
            Among awards given were recipients of the cheerleader of the year award. This year, the recipients were Trish and Carol Gribner.
            In basketball, Guy Huffsmith was judged most valuable player. Don Brase and Dove Troop chaired the captain’s and most inspirational player awards. Tim Cooper was named most improved player.
            A plaque with a picture of Trish Davis was dedicated as a memorial to her. It will be inscribed with the names of the scholars dinner to the six juniors and seniors with the highest cumulative grade point average over 3.5. The recipients were Carol Gribner, Cheryl Williams, Skip Theisen, Don Brase, Terry Smith and Lisa Wright.
            Sherry Hansen was named the outstanding teacher’s assistant of the year.
            Martha LeBert, Rhonda Huffman and Nicole Wright were recognized as independent readers of merit and Terry Smith received the outstanding independent reader award.
            Fred Yancey was voted, by the students, as outstanding teacher of the year.
            Volleyball and basketball team members received letter awards for team participation.
            Barbie Throop received the captain’s award for volleyball. Faye Lauterbach was awarded the most valuable player award and shared the most inspirational player title with Carol Gribner. Renona Frey was recognized as the most improved player.
            A Trish Davis Memorial Fund has been established to help girls who want to be cheerleaders, but have difficulty with the financial demands. The Girls’ League made a generous contribution to this fund at the awards banquet. The teachers have established a good base for the fund. Others wishing to donate to the memorial should contact the school.
            Booster club spirit awards were given to Trish Davis, Carol Gribner, and Steve Theisen.