Tahoma High School - Ki Ah Yu Yearbook (Maple Valley, WA)

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Dedicated to. . Donald Graham . .. for keeping Tahoma publications afloat when they were left stranded. When yearbook and newspaper courses were dropped from the curriculum and given a co-curricular status, Don Graham, with his calm sense of humor, offered his services to advise the two publications after school thereby expressing his opinion of the value of the media and the opportunity it offers for free expression of student thought. Also, when yearbook funds were depleted he found ways to raise the money so the students could continue creating a book of memories. From the time the new high school opened in the 1974-75 school year, Graham, remembering his advising skills from the junior high level, took on the task of advising both publications. This edition of the KI-AH-YU is the first in many years on which Graham has not spent long hours in the darkroom. Utfitaiai

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 The senior class of 1982 is a refreshing blend of courteousness along with positive enthusiasm, which has been illustrated in the classrooms, hallways and at assemblies,” — W. Pringle, adviser. Senior class officers: 1—Brian King, president. 2—Patti King, secretary. 3—Tim Heikell, treasurer. 4—Julie Sandhei, vice-president. Planning graduation and other senior class activities was the task facing Senior Senate. Reps chosen to serve on the Senate came from their respective American Government Contemp- orary Problems class. 5—Members of Senior Senate are Karen Mewes, Sandy Henrich, Tammie Quinnett. Jenny Guay, Mandie Methven, Julie Sandhei, Brenda Garvin, Erin Wickham and Tim Heikell. Members not pictured are Brian King and Patty King. As he has for many years. Bill Pringle serves as adviser.