Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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ARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerleaders are considered top spirit supporters and rightly so. Their hard working efforts of making signs, posters, baking cookies for the team, etc. etc. etc. have been appreciated greatly by those observing. Being a cheerleader is a tough, thankless job, it is a pleasure to recognize them here. fmmif ' tw A f 415 -Jil l S

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WWW Just Folk If, while strolling down the English Hall, you happen to have heard the somewhat melodious strains of Wabash Cannonball, the explanation is simple: Just Folk is having its first lunch jam session. Led by President Steve Pluntze, Vice President Sally Hedges, Scribe Nick Hornbuckle, and Advisor Herr Meyer, 'lThe Foggy Mountain Boys and their followers performed about the community, organized . the Christmas talent show, and held seminars on folk music and . . l r seviv if traditional instruments. F-W 'F'Y 4, The members of the 'The Foggy Mountain Boys are, pictured above: Nick Hornbuckle on banjo, Jon Hornbuckle on mandolin, Burt Meyer on fiddle. Tom Banks on bass, and Steve Pluntze on guitar.

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Junior Varsity Always in the shadow of the Varsity are the J.V. Cheerleaders. These four overworked girls are always willing to give up their own free time for the support of the school and it's many activities. This years staff consisted of four sophmore girls. Back Row: Lori Walters, Rene Robinson Front Row: Lori Miller, Crystal Hollingsworth Freshman Pep-Staff The Freshman pep staff, always striving beyond their number two slot, proved their high output capacity by promoting spirit whenever possible, cheering louder than anyone else at assemblies and waving their pompoms with tremendous valor. Left to Right: Teresa Winkelman, Paula Bebee, Suzette Parsons, and Kathy Yeager.