Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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W hfmgfc i x x t . - H I, t -W W .g . ws I . ,A L ' . if H W 4,54 12 H .wig N T-BIRD T LO ' M The Tom-Tom was reincarnated this year as the T-Bird Talon with the help of Dave Littleton, advisor, Jeff Thornton and Janice Erskine were the winter editors and Sharon Nutter replaced Jeff in the spring. Joan and Jeni fSkoropinski and Swansonj assisted by becoming Production and Business Mana- gers. Other editors included: Luke Monroe, News, Harlan Zinck, Features, Tony Ros- siter and Frank Groundwater, Sports, Bob Haase, Advertising, and Mike Milligan and Pat Guttman, Photography. The reporters allowing the editors to do their job were: Marc Bell, Pam Dickey, Debby Garrison, Shell Green, Scott Gruender, Joyce Hicks, Lisa lrwin, Elaine Liukko, Janet Pluntze, and Janet Pluntze. The Talon staff deserves a great deal of credit and respect, not to men- tion a big thanks for giving the people at T.H.S. a newspaper we can all be proud of.

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May Dance 1978 . . . Always And Forever May Dance was held May 12. The last major social happening before graduation, five senior couples were honored, with two couples representing the junior class. Sue Curtis was in charge of this annual event, which was reigned over by King Mike Mack and Queen Jorjanna Shattuck. 44' ccti , ,F ,c Y H Ox! ag,

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Spring '78-Last Minute Wrap-Up First Row: Sue McCabe, Shelly Pederson, LeAnn Haines, Theresa Sheriff, Dorthy Elder. Second Row: Linda Cleveland, Randee McHugh, Delrae Riley, Debbie Kline, Renee Robinson, Sue Walters, Debbie Wood. Third Row: Dede Demetroff, Chrystall Hollingsworth, Teddi Davis, Pat Fullerton, Diane Cox, Michelle Coleman, Linda Robinson, Bill Ward. Powder Puff footballers, comprised of some of the roughest, toughest, and downright meanest females in T.H.S., organized themselves for the first time in two years to thrill and excite a stadium full of cheering fans March 3rd, Trained and equipped with the expert strategies of Tom Odegaard, Dave Littleton, Karst Brandsma, Cliff Johnson, and Sid Otton, the competition between the Junior and Senior teams was a fierce and heated one climaxed by a single touchdown Junior win. The support given these spirited girls makes continuation of such a program obviously certain. keep I 9 -. ..,- ' I .. . L W S Y .9 fig! L Ziff X 1335 ft Bound! ,f Thirteen lucky people spent April 4-ll in Washington D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and Williamsburg. Back Row: Chris Nelson, Stacy Polehonka, Steve Moss, Julie Sherrell, Tom Inglin, Lee Kus, Larry Grunow. Front Row: Paul Rudis, Cindy Parker, Denise Inglin, Kim McNamara, Marc Bell, and Randy Perkins.