Legislative Pages

Originally published Wednesday, April 10, 2002

Each year, approximately 280 young people ages 14 to 16 participate in the page program. A page school allows students to keep up their school work while learning about the Legislature. In addition, pages provide invaluable assistance to legislators by delivering messages to the floor of the House and Senate, and by carrying documents to various locations on the Capitol Campus.

Judd Graham recently served as a page for one week. Graham, 14, was sponsored by Secretary of the Senate Tony Cook. Graham, the son of David and Martha Graham, is in the eighth grade at Chinook Middle School.

Paul Tollefson recently served as a page for one week. Tollefson, 16, was sponsored by Sen. Ken Jacobsen, D-Seattle. Tollefson, the son of David and Margaret Tollefson, is in the 10th grade at Timberline High School.

Jesse Kelley recently served as a page for one week. Kelley, 14, was sponsored by Sen. Tim Sheldon, D-Potlatch. Kelley, the daughter of Walter and JoAnn Kelley is in the ninth grade at Capital High School.

Sarah Marie Wollnick recently served as a page for a week. Wollnick, the daughter of Bonnie Wollnick and Robert Wollnick, was sponsored by Rep. Bill Fromhold, D-Vancouver. She is a sophomore at Yelm High School.

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