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Trout Lake High School
Class of 1985

Information source: The Goldendale Sentinel

Melinda Anette Beeks
Amy Helen BeLieu
Robin Rae Huffman
Scott Alan Longanecker
Ernest G. Reynolds
Nicole Lynn Schmid
Deborah Ann Webberley

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 30, 1985, page 9
“Trout Lake News”

LOCAL DATES SLATED
By Linda Williams
395-2041

May 30 is the Annual Awards Dessert Banquet. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. and honors student achievements. If you would like to attend, contact the school for information.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 13, 1985, page 7
“Trout Lake News”

GRAD PROGRAM REVIEWED
By Linda Williams
395-2041

           “Destiny is not to be awaited for; it is to be achieved.” These words were chosen as the motto for the Trout Lake School graduating class of 1985.
            Trout Lake held the graduating ceremony June 7. The class of 1985 consisted of Amy Helen Belieu, Melinda Annette Beeks, Robin Rae Huffman, Scott Alan Longanecker, Ernest G. Reynolds, Nicole Lynn Schmid, and Deborah Ann Webberley.
            The Town Band under the direction of Debbie Allaway started the ceremony with “Pomp and Circumstance.” The invocation was given by Dick Steward, and Superintendent Jack Brase gave a special welcome message to the graduating class, families and friends.
            Ernest Reynold’s salutatorian address spoke of the past and how it links to the future, and the valedictorian address was given by Amy Belieu on the future and what it holds.
            Linda Belt to introduced the guest speaker, author David Greenberg. Using excerpts from his books and past experience, Greenberg gave an important and entertaining message to his audience.
            It is traditional in Trout Lake to present the eighth-grade class certificates of completion. Jerry Wood introduced the class, and Carl Allaway presented the certificates. Eighth-grade graduates are Meshelle Allaway, Garrett Ashby, Krista Bast, Heidi Edwards, Robert Fischer, David Franklin, Dawn Golphenee, Jesse Johnson, Jennie Kelleher, Erin Taylor, Robert Koenig, Bill Lauterbach, Eric Linn, Erin Nelson, Holly Schmid, Don Thiessen, Page Warner, Debra Wogan and Derrick Wood.
            Class advisor Fred Yancey introduced the graduates of 1985, all of whom will continue their education, and assisted Jack Brase in awarding the diplomas. Beverlee Hooper presented the special a
awards and Jim Hollenbeck announced the Booster Club scholarships.
            Amy BeLieu will attend the University of Washington. She received the Trout Lake Education Award, Soroptimists’ Youth Citizenship Award and Valedictorian Medal. Melinda Beeks will attend Western Business College. She received the Elks’ Vocational Award. Robin Huffman will go into the Air Force. Scott Longanecker is planning to attend Evergreen State College. He was awarded the Elks’ Vocational Award and the Trout Lake Booster Club Scholarship.
            Ernest Reynolds what has chosen the Art Institute of Seattle. He received the Secondary Principal Association Academic Excellence Award for the highest pre-college test score as well as a Salutatorian Medal. Nicole Schmid intends to continue her education at Clark College. She was chosen Trout Lake’s representative as Elks’ Teenager of the Month. Debra Webberley has been accepted to Big Bend Community College. Deborah received the Trout Lake Booster Club Scholarship.
            Congratulations to all the graduates.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., June 20, 1985, page 5

CLASS OF ‘85 IS LOOKING TO ‘DESTINY’
By Linda J. Williams
395-2041

     “Destiny is not to be awaited for; it is to be achieved.” These words were chosen as the motto for the Trout Lake School graduating class of 1985.
     Trout Lake held the graduating ceremony on the evening of June 7. The excitement and grandeur of the ceremony brought tears of joys and sadness. The class of 1985 was comprised of Amy Helen Belieu, Linda Annette Beeks, Robin Rae Huffman, Scott Alan Longenecker, Ernest G. Reynolds, Nicole Lynn Schmid, and Deborah Ann Webberly.
     The Town Band, under the direction of Debbie Allaway, started the ceremony with “Pomp and Circumstance.” The invocation was given by Dick Steward. Superintendent Jack Brase gave a special welcome message to the graduating class, families and friends.
     Ernest Reynolds’ Salutatorian Address was given on how the past and future are linked. The Valedictorian Address was given by Amy Belieu. Her message was what the future holds for the class of ‘85.
     Congratulations to all the graduates.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA. May 30. 1985, page 10
Includes a photograph of the Trout Lake High School Seniors.

Left to right, front row: Nicole Schmid, Amy BeLieu. Back row: Deborah Webberley, Melinda Beeks, Scott Longanecker, Ernest Reynolds, Robin Huffman.