Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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ASB Constructs Student Body The ASB's theme for 4986-4987, 'Student Body Under Construction , spoke of building up unity and school spirit. ASB officers ran the legislature meet- ings where students got involved in planning school activities. They also worked closely with the leader- ship class in planning pep assemblies and other as- semblies to make them interesting and enjoyable. Sponsoring the Homecoming, Tolo, and May Dances was one of the ASB's major projects. For Veteran's Day, the ASB and leadership class put over 4000 flags, representing Washington's veter- ans, on the State Capitol Campus. ASB President Steve Tillman accepts a S4000 check from the Capital Mall merchants. I l Lisa Darnell asks for Tolo theme ideas from the legislature and Amy Trosper records them. 142 E E 2 i E ! E l i l Bottom: ASB members: Craig Wood, judge: Lisa Darnell, vice president: K Sheridan, social chairperson: Steve Tillman, president: Andy Colvin, treasurer: C1 Amy Trosper, secretary. 'Kumi ds, I-A Kelli Sheridan addresses the Legislature with a May Dance proposal as Steve T Craig Wood and Andy Colvin wait for the voting results. i 1

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Homecoming 1986 Total Success 3. s Freshmen Attendant Stephanie Key, Escorts Casey O'Conner and Carlyn Hagen, Junior Escort Dave Smith, Junior Princess Chalice Dew, Donn Minnogie, Michelle Kleve, Jason Reed, Stacey Weight, Scott Hallock, Wendy Heines, Junior Escort Kevin Pidone, Sophomore Princess Raquel Seward. sgg, King candidates Donn lvlinoggie, Jason Reed and Scott Hallock and 4986 Homecoming King Jason Reed and Queen Sta- aueen candidates Michelle Kleve, Stacey Weight and Wendy Heines. cey Weight The 4986 Homecoming week was one of action and excitement. It began with dress up days: pajama, toga, rocker, 60's and Friday's green and white day. That night the fooball team was cheered on to a 341-7 victory over cross town rival Capitol Cougars. Halftime began with an outstanding performance by the band and drill team. The traditional crowning of the King and Queen followed. When all the court had lined up, a helicopter landed in the center of the field, bringing ZORO with the envelopes. Alumni Kevin and Betsy Hagen, THS' 4976 Homecoming King and Queen, crowned the 4986 King Jason Reed and Queen Stacey Weight. The week's festivities concluded with the Homecoming dance Saturday night.

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Class Qiiicers Plan Fundraisers .N-..,,QQ 'M ,gg SL- r Class Officers: Cherie Dalrymple, Kafhy Beaffie and Janell RoberT- it amy. Junior Class Officers: Tom MeTTler and Angie Blahm. Class officers worked wiTh Their class advisors planning and organizing fundraisers. The junior class and senior class Togefher purchased The flowers for graduaTion. The senior class officers sponsored The successful Sadie Hawkins Dance ThaT raised SOOO. The money helped pay for The Senior Tea, lowered The cosT of The Senior Trip and pur- chased a gifT for The school. L. ,U W in ' fi ,- Tv T' T- ' X - iff' L .fs N: N kk. g .J K gk h 1M LL f..5. 4 . -.Zh i -. Q A-L . sjrgsslkfrviiqy . 1' .1 , ug k s A - 3 ,.,g W - 5 , K . is ' 'i' . T if is S Q 5 :f 9, - -w L. if i',.. 'T' T Iyq , Q S T T . 3 Fx xi 1 ikwki .mfg i fk,xs:::5,, :. T T sssrr Sophomore Class Officers: Jeni Hargrove and Kari Jones. 'lan 'XE Sei g i, ,g5MyM?'l1i4 ','? rssirsisu. THEM' fax., Freshman Class Officers: ScoTT Gurnsey, Tim Doelman and Jason TackeTT. 143