Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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You're A Good Mon Charlie Brow Brod Hollock ond inge Schenck finish their donce with o dip. The cost performs Their opening number. 146 2 Brod Hoilock, Scott Hollock, Joyme Bennett, Scott Botes, Inge Schen Scott Tennont. Cost Choriie Brown Scott Hollc Lucy Joyme Benni Schroeder Scott Bot Peppermint Potty Inge Scher' Linus Scott Bot Director Mrs. Noncy Serv Asst. Director Liz Tunis Stoge Mdnoger Phil Thomps The musicol You're o Good Mon Charlie Brown stort the school yeor off with o bong. The two oct musi contoined upbeot songs ond funny lines which pockt the Performing Arts Center with young ond old olike eoch performonce.

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nowledge Bowl Buzzes To Answers ck row: Regon Unsoeld, advisor: David HarT, Mark Hambrick, ScoTT Perkins, Galen Holmes, Doug xTer. FronT row: Laura Dodson, HeaTher Azure, Doug Morris, KeiTh Brown, Rebecca Miller, Bill rldwell. .codemic DecoThalon Uses lnTelligence :k row: Regan Unsoeld, advisorg Doug Morris, Mark Hambrick, Bill Caldwell, Galen Holmes, Doug BaxTer. FronT row: ira Dodson, ChrisTi VaughT, KeiTh Brown, Rebecca Miller. Knowledge Bowl was a four sTudenT .Team ThaT compeTed againsT Teams from oTher schools in aca- demic conTesTs. The subjecTs of The ques- Tions They were asked ranged from maTh To hlsTory To fine arTs and science. The Teams wenT head To head againsT each oTher, The quesTions were asked and Then The Teams buzzed in when They ThoughT They knew The answer. Cor- recT answers were worTh poinTs and The Team wiTh The hlghesT poinTs were The win- ners. THS had Three Teams in The compeTi- Tions ThaT were held Twice during The year. The Academic DecaTha- lon Team spenT a loT of Time sTudying and researching Their subjecT maTTer, com- menTed advisor Chris Mah- lum. The Team consisTed of six sTudenTs wiTh varying g.p.a.'s who compeTed againsT oTher Teams sTaTe wide. The TesTs They Took conTained quesTions abouT asTrology, economics, maTh- emaTics, fine arTs, The consTi- TuTion and poeTry. Team members also wroTe essays and gave imprompTu speeches in Their compeTi- Tions. Team members pre- pared for The TesTs by sTudy- ing TogeTher Three To four hours a week. 145

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nherif Dazzles Au ' nces l lnayor, Uom Haugj agrees wiTh Henry Drummond QScoTT Hallockj. MaTThew Harrison Brady QBTII Shermany quesTions George Sillers fScoTT Ten- l nanTj. l Bill Sherman shows off his backsTage anTics, EK. Hornbeck QFred Beckmanj auesfions Rachel Brown's fLiz Tunisonj belief in The Bible. The THS producTion of lnherif The Windhad a casT of 20 sTudenTs and was direcTed by lVIrs. Nancy Servies. The play dealT wiTh The conTroversial sub- jecT of evoluTion and was seT in a small Town in Tennesee in The lQ3O's. There were no specific lead characTers in The play because even The smallesT parT was imporTanT To creaTe The mood of a religious Town, commenTed Mrs. Servies. The characTer of BerTram CaTes, skillfully por- Trayed by sophomore Chuck Mayer, was a school Teacher who was con- vicTed of Teaching evoluTion To his high school biology class. Senior ScoTT Hallock skillfully blended wiT inTo his defense aTTorney characTer Henry Drummond and junior Bill Sherman played prosecuTing aTTorney lVlaThew Harrison Brady. 147