Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Food Service Of all the clubs and organizations at Tumwater High School, Food Service is the most recognized. Every day students swarm into the Commons area where they are served with dishes to feed even the pickiest eaters. A group of students, led by Mrs. Lisk and Mrs. Trodahl, fed these members of the student body daily and do it with no complaints. An honor should be given to these hard workers for all of their time and effort to please everyone. S l: gre? p ff ' . , ,, 'If, , 33,635 ,, '5'?i .ig1Q f 'Wei Q 4 i ' ,iv im, Www ,fgc.Q.r437' , . gig iq 5, ,, fm . ,ef ww f , way, A ',, ga ' - ,Q J vi IOOCX, Pure Beef Hamburgers Tempting Cheesehurgers Old-Fashioned Shakes Crisp Golden French Fries Thirst-Ouenching Coke Delightful Root Beer Coffee As You Like It Full-Flavored Orange Drink Refreshing Cold Milk

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wwf Honor Societ ,Q Y Recognition Of Valor x 11,5 It is both an organization and a challenge. In order to remain a member of the National Honor Society one ogouoci contrentious person able to serve your school in any way X'-XI! E , 5 possible EL. w-om must maintain a 3.0 grade average and be a loyal, .Q, f? Q I' f 9 l v ll 4

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THESPI NS ik-. Acting is an inbred talent, accented by the leadership of a quality director. Tumwater's Thespians possess both and, with the leadership of advisor Karen Campbell, President Dan Ray, Vice-President Carmen Rhoades and Secretary Pam Dickey, their innate abilities have been witnessed throughout the year, first in The Crucible and later in other productions and activities. row: Jan Erskine, Carmen Rhoades, Dan Ray, Pam Dickey, Kevin Mohney, Deni and Harlan Zinck. Back row: David Detzler, Pat Guttman, Dirk Gum, Bernie Ben- Susie Gilbert, and Jerry Bevans. a