Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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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

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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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T-Bird Kingbowl X Champion Back row: Rick Marks, Dwayne Evans, Rab Reed, Judd Lee. SevenTh raw: Julie Mclnnis, Jennine Marshall, Krisfa Halbur, Michelle Kleve, DeNay STussy, STacey Weighf, Joyce Lane, Susan Evans, Janelle Keller, Jamie Basseff, Brenda Hanning, Holly Jahnsfan, Nadia Dene', Amy Williamson, Glaria LiTTaay, Jennifer HiginbaTham, SixTh raw: Amy Leonard, Jennifer Vandevenfer, Shannon Ray, Jae Eahaum, Renae Reed, Larie Crowell, Jim Jab, Dennis Shalfuck, Brandon MarTin, Brian SchlaTTmann, Bill Miller, Josie Deskins, KaThi Clark, Tracie Malmln. Eiffh raw: Rachelle Evans, Greg Newkirk, CaThy Annanen, Calin MacDuff, Lee Hill, Tricia Chrishalm, Tanja Piefz, Bill Sherman, Shanna Hennie, Mike TuTTle, Mark Drees, Kevin Craig, Simon Taylor, Jlll Noe, Shawn Bray, Rhonda Esham. FaurTh row: Allison Hapkins, Tom MeTTler, Josh LeveTT, PaT BarreTT, Mike Backers, George Hager, Doug Dighfman, BreT Cannell, KurT Rader, Tim TraiT, Mike Crasan, BreTT Wells, Ricky Darnell, Chad STussy, Jessy Shumway, Debbie Bulkley. Third raw: Jayme HarTman, Michelle Sprehn, Kirk Alexander, Lilly Raberfs, Jill Lane, Sonia Yemm, Loraine Jacobs, Cindy Mueller, Sandy Harfer, Meloney Boger, Wendy Holman, Callie PeTersan, Sheri Nlesz, Cheryl Benda, Tray Lamken, Jennifer Hendrickson. Second raw: Jackie Verna, Doug Chambers, ChrisTy VaughT, Becky Simons, Theresa Taambs, Johanna Cale, Jennifer Yank, ChrisTy Selsfad, Michelle Rodriguez, Andrea Ziesemer, Klm Alexander, Hallie STocks, Kim Rasskaf, Rebecca Miller, Tam Haug, Rhonda Hagen. FirsT raw: Brandi Sucher, Erik Oliver, Greg Leach, John Villanueva, Rob Ells, Ran Ells, Arron Barr, KeiTh MiTchell, Corey Hayf, Bryanf MeTTler, Carey Gruenfelder. Drum Majors: David HarT and Sandy Hager. The 4986-87 Marching Thunderbirds proved They were number one in WashingTan sTaTe by winning The Kingbowl X Marching Band canTesT. Through The combined effarTs of direcTar Denny Womac, color guard advisor Jeannie Hayden and as- slsTanT direcTar Rick Basham, The band achieved Their season long goal af winning The Kingbowl champion- ship. The T-Birds earned an added bonus To The King- bawl championship when They were chosen Ta per- form aT halfTlme af The naTionally Televised SeaTTle Seahawks Monday nlghT fooTball game againsT The L.A. Raiders. The band and drlll Team puT in many hours af prac- Tice far Their campeTlTians which included The Wash- ingTan Open and canTesTs in Salem and Eugene, Or- egan.