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Trout Lake High School
Class of 1998

Information source: The Enterprise
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Shandrea Anderson
Ryan BeLieu
Sarah Black
Michelle Brown
Mark Gottschalk
Maria Gutierrez
Matthew Landstrom
Christopher Lee
Alisa Meyer
Maria Padilla
Flora Pearson
Megan White
Adam Schmid
David Smith

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 11, 1998, page 5

TL SENIORS COLLECT BENEFITS OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION

Members of Trout Lake High School’s class of 1988 received awards and scholarships totaling $159,000, during last Friday's graduation ceremony.
The awards, scholarships and the recipients were:

Elva Pearson Woodruff Memorial Scholarship -- $300, Maria Padilla. Trout Lake Quilters -- $500, Flora Pearson. White Salmon Lions Club -- $500 each, Ryan BeLieu and Shandrea Anderson. Soroptimist Youth and Citizenship Award -- $500, Alisa Meyer.

White Salmon River Steelheaders -- $500, Flora Pearson. Wallace and Grace Davis Memorial, sponsored by Trout Lake Grange -- $600 each, Ryan BeLieu, Matthew Landstrom, Flora Pearson, and Megan White.

Washington State University, University Achievement Award and Scholar in Residence Award -- $5,000, Flora Pearson, and $3,000, Matthew Landstrom. Gonzaga University, Achievement Scholarship -- $4,000, David Smith.

Pacific Lutheran University, Achievement Award -- $58,000 (renewable annually for $14,500, for four years, Ryan BeLieu. University of California-Irvine, Achievement Award -- $80,000 (renewable annually for $20,000, for four years), Mark Gottschalk. Cascade College – (Presidential) $2,200, (Academic) $1,200, (Music) Shandrea Anderson.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 4, 1998, page 7
Includes a photograph of the Trout Lake High School Seniors

TROUT LAKE MUSTANGS, Graduation: June 5, 7:30 p.m.

Pictured from left to right, upfront: Maria Gutierrerz, Alisa Meyer, Megan White, Maria Padilla, middle: David Smith, Michelle Brown, Flora Pearson, Shandrea Anderson, Sarah Black, Adam Schmid, back: Matthew Landstrom, Mark Gottschalk, Ryan BeLieu, Christopher Lee.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 4, 1998, page 1

The Last Walk
KLICKITAT COUNTY’S 1998 GRADUATING SENIORS SET FOR CEREMONIAL FIRST STEPS TOWARD FUTURE
By Sverre Bakke
The Enterprise

            More than 200 Klickitat County seniors will take their last steps as high school students on their way to graduation this weekend and next.
            Seniors at eight high schools -- Columbia High in White Salmon, and Trout Lake, Glenwood, Klickitat, Lyle, Goldendale, Wishram, and Bickleton -- will receive diplomas during graduation ceremonies between June 5 and June 13.
            The first graduating classes of 1998 will be in Trout Lake and Goldendale.
            Commencement exercises for those two schools are Friday night, beginning at 7:30.
            Columbia High, Glenwood, and Klickitat will hold their graduation ceremonies Saturday afternoon.
            CHS seniors will walk down the aisle toward graduation in a commencement program that starts at 3 p.m..
            The program for Glenwood and Klickitat seniors begin at 2 p.m..
            Trout Lake has 14 seniors scheduled to graduate. Columbia High has 65 doing the graduation walk.
            At Glenwood the number is 12, including two German exchange students who will receive honorary diplomas. Klickitat’s class of ‘98 and has 11 members.
            Next Friday, June 12, 20 Lyle High seniors will be the next-to-last class to hold its commencement exercise. The ceremony there will commence at 7 p.m..
            Bickleton and Wishram each have three seniors scheduled to graduate on Sunday, June 7, and Saturday, June 13, respectively.
            Goldendale could see as many as 88 earn diplomas.
            Following are some of the highlights planned for graduation ceremonies in the surrounding area.

            Trout Lake: Dr. Rudy Pearson, Ph.D., will be the keynote speaker. Pearson is a professor of history at American River College in Sacramento, Calif., and a 1974 Trout Lake graduate.
            The Friday evening program will be held in the Trout Lake school gym.
            It includes commencement addresses by the valedictorian Flora Pearson and salutatorian Mark Gottschalk, as well as the announcement of scholarship and award winners.
            Glenwood: Valedictorian Waymeth Mills and salutatorian Misty Hankins will address a gathering of family, friends, and community members in the Glenwood school gym on Saturday.
            Scholarship and award winners also will be recognized during the afternoon program, as well will German exchange students Wibke Borns and Ute Skornicka. The two girls will be presented honorary diplomas.
            A reception for the graduates will follow in the school’s multi-purpose room.
            Klickitat: Scholarships and awards will be given out during the Saturday afternoon ceremony in the Klickitat school gym.
            Community resident, John Campbell will be the guest speaker for the recall cage and.
            Columbia High: CHS held an award and scholarships program on Tuesday, June 2.
            Saturday afternoons at graduation ceremony will be held in the Gerald Miller Memorial gymnasium on the CHS campus.
            Scheduled as part of the program are commencement addresses by Robyn Carter, Shawna Henson, Carla Jellum, Jonathan Krenz, Landry Milnes, and Warns, the top students academically in the 1998 class.
            Lyle High: The class raised all the money that will pay for it a pre-graduation trip to Las Vegas June 6-9.
            Three days after their return, the Lyle seniors will fulfill their 12 years of schooling by being the first class to graduate in Lyle’s remodeled gym.
            The evening program will include remarks by valedictorian Aaron Oldenburg and salutatorian Michelle Dirkse, and the announcement of scholarships and award winners.
            Guest speaker will be Verlyn Smith, a teacher at Lyle Middle School.