Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Golden Arrow Supporls AcTiviTies Golden Arrow members played a very imporTanT role in The organizafion of home fooTball and baskeT- ball games. They sold TickeTs and operafed The conces- sion sfand. The profifs They earned wenf Towards a year end dinner. Members ThaT worked fiffeen hours or T more received an acTiviTy r rlrl leTTer for Their hard work. , 'Z M ' Back row: Mah McCauley, advisor: Teri Sharpes, Carrie Taylor, Lisa Oram, Leah Deslauries, Amy Wikforek, Dianni Kross, Sarena Turner, Teresa Schray. Middle row: Jackie Mefcalf, Lia Graybeal, April Banfir, Sara Sfeffler, Cafh Bardsley, KrisTin Rauser, Angie Blahm, Rachelle Turner. Fronf row: Dina ATchinson, Mary Tennanf, Jenni WikTorek Honor Society Serves THS Honor SocieTy, an organizafion made up of sTudenTs wiTh a 3.0 g.p.a. or above, compleTed sev- eral projecfs during The year. To A fund scholarships awarded To graduafing senior members, The Honor SocieTy sold coffee and donuTs aT foofball games and wreafhs aT Chrisfmas. For com- munify service, members volun- Teered To usher aT a barbershop quarfef performance aT The Washingfon CenTer for The Per- forming ArTs. They also sponsored a blood drive aT THS. Club officers were: Doug Morris, president Ka- Tie Carlisle, vice presidenfp Erin Carrier, secrefary: Machel May, social chairperson: and Galen Holmes, Treasurer. Back row: Dan Rexus, Jennifer Burbldge, Kevin Craig, Mark Moody, Craig Wood, Janell Roberfson, Hunf, Sfephanie Cuffing, Megan Cuffing, Brenda Hanning. Third row: Amy Williamson, Liz Tunison, ', Crowell, Jackie Mefcalf, Kafhy Meyers, Karena McGovern, Nicole Carrier, Gloria Liffooy, Shanna Nguyen Vu, Dana Schusfer, Kim Smifh, Galen Holmes. Second row: Rufh Mafhison, Tracie Lindley Ellioff, Inge Schenck, Cuc Vu, Erin Carrier, Kafie Carlisle, Sheri Niesz. Fronl row: Holly Green, Jeff Joe Fahoum, Ben Dimifroff, Doug Morris, Josie Deskins, Allison Hopkins, Joyce Lane. 166

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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

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PECA Raises Money, Competes in Business Events ack row: Matt McCauley, advisor, Tom Ontiveros, Scott Tennant, Eric Coble, Jerry Brown, Aaron Broom, k Knittle. Middle row: Lora Seed, Cathy Bardsley, Gina Cook, Dina Atchinson, Jennifer Seed, Christy Bluhm. urol Adams, Dawn Johnson. Front row: Denise Grant, Michelle McLaughlin, Rhonda Eshom, Jodi Isaacson. immie Lawhead, Sophia Keller, Mary Tennant, . Tumwater's DECA organiza- tion, a member of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, raised money for a host of differ- ent causes and participated in DECA competitions. The 39 THS members raised money for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation by putting collection cans in local stores and restaurants and raised money for their own group by op- erating the Christmas gift wrap- ping booth at Capital Mall and selling Valentine's cards and bal- loons. Besides raising money, DECA members learn about busi- ness and merchandising. The DECA competitions the club members participated in were both written and performance events. Club members advanced to state and regional competi- tions after placing in the local events. Caramba Club Promotes International Understanding mnwakw a p ll- x 1 X - 'Caramba Club's pur- E pose was to promote in- ternational understand- ing through the use of the , Spanish language, stat- 9 ed Mrs. Lhonda Backman, Caramba advisor. Meet- ings were held monthly at different members' houses where the group spent the evening con- versing in Spanish. The club sponsored a Christ- mas party for all foreign language students and put on a dance in the spring. Mrs. Backman commented on how much the two Mexican exchange students, Ja- vier Gallegos and Maria Tellez, had enriched the year. M B d R b F h r Lea Gra beal An ela row: Galen Holmes, Rob Stover, Teri Morgan, Trent Phillips, Scott Hallock, Francisco Gallego, Bryant Mettler, Hanning. iddle row: Lhonda Backman, advisor: Mary enson, a visor: 0 in is e , y . Q J . . . . enni Shoemaker, Machel May, Katie Carlisle, Christi Vaught, Shanna Hennle, Mana Tellez, Kim Pasquale, Jamie . Front row: Lisa Berry, Erin Ohlsen, Julie Herrmann, Melissa Kiers, Sheri Niesz, Debbie Buikley, Max Keene. 167