Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Drill Team Continues Superior Tradition ff , ,, ,I ,,r, H T' iiii L ,,,,v 5 .X 5, , 1 4 w . ,.,, , it Carey Jenny Rhonda Angel Jacky Shannon Grunenfelder Weber Hagen Smith Verna Tufpln f ll Q I liie , J V j ' l'lr ' V 1 ' J i'll C V ii,' it A ,r.1 :A . V ' -, .Kfrffzf 'P A ' ' F Y QWU1 'l ,: , ' f ,,,, . rf-2 :' 1 'V ' 'II' 4 1 ,, MM ,, , , W ,,,. A, A l , 1 A Kelly Sherie Patti Janelle Rhonda Cherie Weiks Conley Haines Herrmann Eshom Dalrymple V J' A ' f , ' ki . 4 '.r1 . ' ' - 'ii' T ' ---r We ffia V X , l Suzette Linda Tiffany Kristi Molly Pinkerton Thomas Olson Kuest Jones Drill Team Seniors Shalene Tobeck Suzette Pinkerton, Molly Jones, Stephanie Frizzell, Christy Zabel Reini Deskins, Kelly Doelman, Linda Thomas, Janelle Herrmann 148 Kellie McAferty, Kelly Weiks Managers: Amy Trosper and Michelle Hildre

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l Zimmerman. Cheerleaders Ciwe Erin Carrier cheers for Football Cheerleaders: Shannon Schwarz, Tracie Rodriguez, Christi the T'BlfdS- l Hennessey, Wendy Heines, Becky Alexander, Chalice Dew, Lisa Darnell, l Kelli Zimmerman. .W Cheerleaders and the T-Bird mascot of their traditional push-ups after each T-Bird score. in-is Basketball Cheerleaders: Wendy Heines, Erin Carrier, Christi Hennessey, Tracie Rodriguez, Lisa Darnell, Shannon Schwarz, Kelli Kelli Zimmerman makes sure everyone K can hear her. 1 Spirit Sc Unity The 85-86 T-Bird cheerleaders were more than just a cheering section at football and basketball games. The nine member yell staff prepared for their seasons by attending cheer camps during the summer where they received superior ratings and spirit awards. Their support of the football and basketball teams ranged from organizing car caravans and rooters' busses, painting posters for pep assemblies and games to taking the teams to breakfast and helping out at unity camp. They also spent many hours practicing their cheers and routines they performed during pep assemblies and at games. The cheerleaders also sponsored activities to both increase school spirit and raise money to help pay for their uniforms and camps. They put on a school wide best legs contest, a cupcake lotto and a little girls' mini-cheer camp. 147

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, ..... .,,,, ' .. Amy Melissa Shalene Leonard Kiers Tobeck i 2 , ,,..,,, ' zz, ,fx :I 7 f Gloria Josie Jill Littooy Deskins Olson ll f' ' Kellie Janell Michelle Stephanie DeNay Christy McAferty Robertson Kleve Frizzell Stussy Zabel i ii T l l k,,. V,,, .,,, A , , 7' V L -' ' T ff 1 it i i T 5 - + 1 7 V T it J , iiii fy iii. iiii l ' : ,,i i'fi ' A A? ,.., -'.. ' Stacey Reini Lisa Kelly Brenda Weight Deskins I-1'-1kk0 Doelman Hanmng l Captains: Kelly Doelman and Linda Thomas. Coach: Jeannie Hayden Receiving the Kingbowl Marching Championship for the second consecutive year along with awards from other competitions was the well deserved recognition for the hard work and dedication of the drill team. The team spent over 500 hours on the football field with the band learning, practicing and perfecting their succesful routine. Led by captains Linda Thomas and Kelly Doelman, the drill team headad into the gym to work on their basketball half time performances and their state competition rountine. They concluded their year by rejoining the band and marching in parades in the spring and summer. 149