Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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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

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KY Club Serves Community X mqfa ick row: Ben Dimiiroff, Fred Beckman, Bill Caldwell, Mrs. Laura Barnoski, advisor: Corky Anderson, aTT Andrews. Froni row: Maia Bellon, KaTie Carlisle, Laura Dodson, Sherry Dodson, Karleena ance, Michele Williams. SKY Club dedicaied iTs Time and ef- forT reaching ouT To The communiTy. The local chapfer of The Kiwanis spon- sord The SKY Club which was an acro- nym for Special Kiwanis YouTh. SKY Club members involved Themselves in acTiviTies wiTh The elderly, poor, sick and handicapped. Mrs. Laura Barnoski, SKY Club advisor, praised The fifieen club members for Their dedicaiion. They visiTed wiTh The elderly aT The Senior CenTer once a monTh, held Two special projecTs every monih such as playing wiTh day care children, visiied nursing homes four Times during The year and made presenTs for Teenagers in need aT Chrisimas. SKY members aT- Tended The regional SKY conference in Vancouver, Candada, where They meT wiTh oiher SKY clubs from Through- ouT The norThwesT To learn aboui work- ing wiTh people. Michelle Williams served as presideni, Karleena Vance was vice presideni and Laura Dodson was secreiary. FBLA Acquires Business Knowledge SDCGS. ck row: Mrs. Karen Knighi, advisor: Jackie Meicalf, Teri Sharpes, Simon LiTTle, Phillip Markel, Carrie Lewis. Thleen Reich, MaTT Andrews, Tami CaThcarT, Pam McClaflin. FronT row: Cheryl Wilson, Shawn Hour, Thu an, Dana Klopfensfein, Tammy Johnson, ChrisTy Marsh. 165 The members of FBLA, FuTure Business Leaders of America were sfudenis inTeresTed in busi ness programs. Club members main acTiviTies were aTTending lo cal, sTaTe and regional FBLA con ferences where They compeTed in differeni business skill Tesis and aTTended workshops on business procedures given by business owners. Club members sold can dy To finance Their Trips To confer