Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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The Annual Staff, that staunch group of Seniors and Juniors dedicating themselves to the yearly production of a quality Tahlkee, worked hardly for hardly at all, as the case may bel to get layouts, copy sheets, and pictures to the printer in time to avoid late charges, dastardly threats, and red-faced anger on the part of the advisor, Ms. Nelson. The staff was led by Dot Brown, strong of voice and vehement when it came to quality. Under her, was Har- lan Zinck, copy editor fmost ofthe copy you read in the book was written by him, He refuses to take any blame, howeverjg Melodee lrwin, Assistant Editor Cshe kept Dot and everyone else in lineg not an easy job if you think of it. No one can smile and steal your pencil at the same time like herb, and Krist Leland, head photographer, recipient of such wonderful comments as This picture is blurry. and Why did the whole Freshman class photographs come out black? J. Assisting Krist was Dave Kirkham, Mike Milligan, Gary Spurgeon, and Debbie Dunn, as fine a group of photographers, printers, and developers as you'd ever want to meet in a dark alley somewhere. Under Melodee was about half the class: In charge of activities was Elaine Deckert, assisted by. Mike Dill, Pam Dickey, and Susie Gilbert. For classes, there was that graphic rat Kevin Mohney, aided by Cindy Hope, and Janice Erskine. The Seniors, and the ads were arranged by Sue Curtis, with a big assist from Bonnie Heath. Bonnie also aided Alice Smith with the teachers section and layout editing. The sports section was ably attacked by Marc Bell, king of the roost over Judy Gardner, John Cuskelly, and Cindy Hope. Every staff member, ofcourse, aids every other staff member in their activities and planning stages. A more friendly, happy, lunatic group of students you'd be hard pressed to find anywhere. They made the book in a year, the book is the year. 409 'asf 01' ata ,,,

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You either love them or you hate them. They may bore you, arouse your curiosity, or anger you but, in many ways, shapes, and forms, you learn. Youngsters consider them one step below Godg teenagers consider them wardens, but through the years, they become a prime part of one's young memories. Without them, life would be a mass jumble of misinformation. With them, there is harmony, I CIA' swim? A . gif' -Nd