Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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'Q 2 K Richard Dickinson Jim Eash We-l H '- 41' SX Mike Eaton Lance Ebey Fa hion Fun Modeling varieties of beautiful clothing while dancing on a stage in front of 3000 people, doing many types of funfilled char- ities and getting paid for it at the same time. . . Sound like fun? Well Seniors Shel- ly Willis and Kathy Makoviney were in- volved in all of these exciting activities. They were both members of People's Store fashion board in Lacey. In the spring of 1982, six Junior girlj from Shelton High School were selecte by the faculty to be interviewed at Peo' ple's Store in South- sound Center. Two girls were to be selected, Shelly and Kathy were their choices. The biggest events of the year on fash- ion board are always the spectacular Back-to-school fashion shows. These arj held at the Bicentenial Pavilion in Tacom and St. Martins Pavilion in Olympia, usual- ly attracting around 3000 people! Besides these two big fashion shows, they usually have other smaller ones and work at char- ity causes such as caroling at nursing homes, volunteering to work with th Goodwill by taking children Christmas shopping, making up children's faces or 1 I Mike Eddy Shelly Edwards Halloween and the list goes on. Shelly and Kathy no doubt have benefit ed from their experience on fashion boarc which provided them with a happy ingredi ent in their high school memories.