Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Golden Arrow, one of the school's most well known service clubs, devotes itself to the sale of Condiments at sporting activities. Profits are re-used to buy supplies for future years.

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Fr as ' i lurum, .usmtssl Imofrzslf MERICy f,..Nf .f i ,,, fi az z ' f aaeaew Q e3Z t The F.B.L.A. fFuture Business Leaders of Americaj is often thought to- be a stuffy group of eggheads who sit around in conceited splendor, counting their money and feeling important. In actuality, nothing could be further from the truth. F.B.L.A. advised by Mr. O,Connor and led by Larinda Lemay, President, Melodee Irwin, Vice-President, Margie Brown, Secretaryg Diane Cote, Treasurer, Karen Kruse, Reporter, and Elaine Deckert, Historian, has shown themselves to be both educational and profitable, through their operation of the new Student Co-Op. Products sold range from gym shorts to ju-jubesg noise-makers to notebooks, It has been a success, as has been Tumwater's F.B.L.A.

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Stage Band 1 The Stage Band can best be termed a big band, as they perform numbers by such musical greats as Glenn Miller, Stan Kenton, and Barry Manilow. Their twice-a-year concerts with the -, Swing Choir have set crowds humming, foot tapping, and applauding with a spirit seldom felt at T.H.S. An excellent group I of seasoned musicians, they continue to entertain through the years, always with great vigor. A. if' . 1x0 ' K ,Z Q5 i il l gi' -rg ' S x if ' t.. Tumwater's Stage Band, directed by Ray Seegers, featured such popular favorites as In the Mood, Bandstand Boogie, and the theme from Barney Miller. Members included Carl Baron, Chris Baron, Patti Baker, Gayla Conger, Evan Davis, Valerie Davis, Ron Gladney, Ted Hawkins, William Isaacson, Ken Krick, Glenn Larson, Bredt Martin, Roger Schott, Glenn Sicgler, .lim Walker, Steve Walker, Frank Webley, and Ron Wells,