Mountlake Terrace High School - Tempo Yearbook (Mountlake Terrace, WA)

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M-. . . Ti measles if 24.4 fifsiisasisis :sw ? :S2iss2ft:-iz 't ' ASB, ,I NTERHIGH Politicians agree: ASB never does anything. 7, You'reoutoforder. Ml seconditf' All in favor say Charges saying ASB never did anything were disproved by some of the following achievements: the filling ofthe pool, assemblies, the revision of the ASB constitution. and the remodelling that took place in the ASB office itself. Many ofthese accomplishments were brought about by the hard working ASB officers, Cindy Olson, president, Rick Gosset, vice-president, Linda Merriman, secretary: and LaNae Farrar, treasurer. Interl-lighwas not known to many students, but came up with new and interesting ideas. This selective group of Western Conference members was known as the sounding board ofideas for improving school conditions. Brought up were the possibilities of a smoking shelter, an open campus, and the students' bill of rights was thor- oughly discussed. The officers met every two weeks and found solutions to the problems which arose. Through arguments and much discussion the members usually solved everything. Repre- sentatives were seniors Cindy Olson and Milo Pipkin, and junior Dan Campbell. TOP l.lil-'T, ASB President Cindy Olson at sophomore orientation lets the yo ungcst Hawks in on thetricks and trades ofbeing in high school. BOTTOM LEFT, Randy Schroder, senior, holds the floor while expressing his opinion at an ASB meeting. BOTTOM RIGHT, Mr. Stevenson, ASB adviser, with pencil and paper in hand. listens quietly at a student council meeting.

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