Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Natural Helpers Counsel Student Noturol Helpers wos d group of students chosen by their peers to counsel ond help their fellow stu- dents in need. They benefitted THS in mony woys such os storting o student tutor progrom in which Noturol Helpers ossisted students in problem study oreds. They dlso orronged the eighth grode orien- totion ond troveled to the middle school to onswer questions ond put on on ossembly showing high school life. The Big BrotherfBig Sis- ter progrdm wos olso estoblished where volunteer upperclossmen were motched with incoming freshmen with the some interests ond then helped the freshmon odjust to high school. Bock row: Bob Mclver, odvisor, Heidi Springer, Croig Morgon, Thoo Doon, Sheilo Burk, Kelly Luhr, Gordner, Don Schwortz, Som Ellis, Rodney Hendricks, Logon Thuet, Kothryn Anderson, Tim Doelmon, Willioms, Dove Annonen, odvisor. Middle row: G-oil Bornum, odvisorg Lonette Borton, Dorlene Dolly, Amy Trosper Joson Reed, Louro Bornoski odyisor. Pot Oster odvisor. Front row April Brown, S rue Roquel Seword, Julie lngrom, Jdckie Wolker, Kiro Bloomquist, Jennifer Burbidge, Liso Dornell, Erico , ', ' , 1 u ' Andreo Hedgecock, Jennell Boncroft, Potti Hoines, Julie Herrmon, Jockie Hofer, Emily Stroder, c lvlr. Pullen tells Potti Hoines o joke while they do the dishes ot o noturol helpers retreot. 162 Mrs. Strdder ond Mrs. Bornoski odvise the noturol helpers obout counseling students.

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Exchange Student Travel To THS f 1 if T 19 v ll -if , in ick row: STein Espeland, Thomas Weers, AsTrid LeuTmezer, Francisco Gallego. FronT row: Ken Tanai, Jakob alson, l-Ieinke Breuer, Tanja PieTz, May Liss Ericksen. ix my A Qix X xg fi ss 'is NS' Q :laws has X 9' X Q Q 1 ,X 3 X sr QW E I. 25' T - . I :T 5'I'3-- 1 T -5 S Y. T fr - A fx l TTT ! l , , 1 , f 5 A T if XT: ' Y. A 1 ri il A T, lnke Breuer, WesT Germany: Jakob Nielson, Den- i ns.. www prkg Asirid LeuTmezer, AusTria. .1 5 Q 2 1 li Tania PleTz, Germany, Fracisco Gallego, Mexico: May Liss Ericksen, Norway. As The 86-87 school year commenced, THS wel- comed l5 exchange sTu- denTs from Germany, Ja- pan, Mexico, Norway, Swe- den, AusTria and The Philli- pines. These sTudenTs were parTicipanTs in The lnTerna- Tional EducaTion Forum and The EducaTion Foreign Ex- change Program. Many of The exchange sTudenTs par- TicipaTed in sporTs and school acTiviTies as well as communiTy evenTs. The year ended wiTh a sTaTe wide STudenT Exchange week conference hosTed by The lnTernaTional Club of Mercer Island High School. M445 fn- 451 f QQ, W V , ,,,, Thomas Weers, Germany: Ken Tanai, Japang STein Espeland, Nor- way,

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Vlat Maids Psyche Wrestlers ' .f 723 , ' V, . , , I T ' Y mhz: T ' ' i t Maids Officers: Angela Hughes, secretary: Patti Haines, vice president: Carolyn rrison, treasurer: Mary Alexander, president. The wrestling Mat Maids and president Mary Alex- ander had a very busy year as they supported the 86-87 wrestling squad through an extended season. Fund raising was the main purpose for the club but many other things were accomplished. The Mat Leaders were also instrumental in the organization's success by painting posters before every home match, providing meals and traveling to tourna- ments. Club members made friends, had fun and gained leadership experience while creating spirit and unity for the team. row: Janis Harris, Vicki McClune, Theresa Toombs, Shannon Schwarz, Wendy Heines, Janell Robertson, Chalice Dew, Mary Alexander. Front row: Boger, Sandy Hagar, Cherie Dolrymple, Carolyn Garrison, Patti Haines, Angela Hughes, Janell Bancroft. 163