Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Reverand Moon isn't one of my relatives, but a shirt tail cousin. F.O. Spell it. A.O. 'The best seven word sentence there is: Never. never. never, never, never give up. 5.0. 'You know more than you think you know. the problem is you dont' know that you know. L.P. Spanish will be the language of the 2Ist century. M.P. Break a ruler every day, keep the students away. K.P. Brick'em. .LR. Make decisions by thinking in terms of the future. not now. R.R. lf it is worth doing, it is worth doing right the first time. G.R. Down, down down. . . P.R. 'Oh nuts. . .oh bat. . .oh rats. B.X. 'where did you go to schooL Maytown ? .LS 'I think you should consider taking Washington State History again next trimester. ES. Did I ever say I was a fair person? G.R. 'The best way to get things done is to start. .LT 1-lappy as a clam at high tide. K. V. Being a modern teacher is like being the captain of a sinking ship. D. V. Weep on. keepin' on. B. W. Proofread B. W. Stop laughing, you're not supposed to be having a good time. C. W. 'Who did that? D. W. Patience, patience. patience. F.Z Students. please! Keep the noise to a dull roar. LR. 'Think positive. a glass is always half full, not half empty. G.P. Please do not sit down, you have 30 seconds to state your case before I kick you out of school '1?.5. ' 97

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Famous Last Words What banana boat did you get off of? P.A. 'Do the best you can and that's good enough. D.A. Stop being a candidate for creep of the week. R.B. Nothing of importance is achieved without a lot of hard work. H.B. What are you doing? 713. 'lll just tell you this one story. L.B. 'learning makes the wise wiser and the fool more foolish. l-LB. , 'Don 't forget not to forget. B.B. Never try to walk a mile in anotherumans shoes while he's still wearing them. M.B. 'Mttention seniors. . . D.B. ' 'lt't better to try-and fail than to fail to try. V.C. I 'look at the bright side, if there is one.' 'love ya, Mother Hubbard. B.M. Not to make any plans is to plan for failure. T.A. 'lfnee high to a grasshopperf' M. C. Go to work. . .clean up. K.C. Can You? Are you able? 71 C.D. '34 penny saved is a penny that's losing value K.C. 'l-lope you have a nice day D.D. 'Spiffy up time. G.D. Don 't settle for less. C.F. 'Sit flat in your chair, please. M.G. 'lf you want to leave foot prints in the sand of time, wear workboots. CH 'Did you check that book out? ' B..L 'Put on those safety glasses. C.J. Get with the program. I-LL 'My wife ran off withomy best friend. . . and I miss him. RJ. 0 'lfnowingful doing is technology. .Ll 'lf something works, don 't try to fix it. B.K. 'lf you say, I can't do that, your're right. ,l.K. Things happen so fast when we want them to last and then theyre past. D.K. 4 This is your last warning. J.M. '34 good friend is like a warm fire on a rainy day. R.K. The things that could have been but can 't be, must simply remain a memory, unless time or fate sees fit to make these -1 things reality. M.L. 'l'.D.E.P.CIB.D.P.D.O. -l-L pretty darn easy problems can be done pretty darn quick - huh? D.L. 'My interest is in the future because l'm going to spend the rest of my life there D.L. 'H word fitly spoken is apples of gold. C.M. Why does my light bill always go up when I sit in the dark all of the time. D.M. When man was created, he was overestimated D.M. Get an apron on. . .clean the press. D.M. Give'em the hook. '9 M.M. 'l-lehw. B.M. Of course you can learn German, You learned English, didn't you? B.M. '24naIogies are like hats, there is one for every occasion. .LM.

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gg ,. It is enough that I am of value to someone today. It is enough that I make a difference now.