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

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GLIBERATED, EMPLOYEES Flauntin g right to be just plain folks Teachers at Terrace tried to improve their lot by working within their professional organ- izations, the Edmonds Education Association and the Federation of Teachers Cunionj. Both added to their ranks this year. Thirteen teachers new to Terrace braved the gig! jf year to the end. This was one of the largest CI'OpS of I'0OklCS. Added to tl1lS, fOl1l' people LeslieBunnel LarryBurke Gordon Buslach who have taught here in the past RETURNED Foreign Language Hislofl' Hlslofl' this year. Maybe this was due to the faculty's positive attitude and ,ability to treat students as in- dividuals. From administration down, stu- dents are treated as people, not generalized beings. Besides these traditions, new trends were set. For the first time in Terrace's history, a man was cheerleader adviser. Don Haase took over after no lady faculty members offered their services. Mr. Haase was quite a spirit booster. He also guided Homecoming and the talent show. Will Caldwell Bob Carkeek Barbara Carlson Another first was the liberated', female facul- Prenvocational Education An English ty. Librarian Hester Davidson started wear- ing pants, an act that caught on with other A lady teachers. Wanting to assert their own freedom, the men retumed with moustaches and beards. Longer hair grew in also. Teachers were confused with students more than ever as these shaggy in- structors wore their right to flaunt protein. More than just those things visible to students, the faculty is a group of people who enjoy hav- ing a good time. Two-thirds attended the Christmas party, which included, of all things, a live band playing pop music. Teachers are people, too, as hard as that may be tg be- Skip Carlson Lucille Case Barbara Chamberland lievel Auto Shop Physical Education Foreign Language Anita Clarke Cherry Ann Courteau Hester Davidson Tom Davidson Paul Davis English-Russian Home Economics Librarian Pre-Vocational Education Science-Electronics A Employees 83

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Roger Aase Joe Ackerman English Drivers' Education Deloris Alanez Ed Aliverti Secretary Counselor Y ti nj! Rick Asher Bruce Beaman Instrumental Music History With his arm in a warm embrace around the hawk from the DECA Homecoming display Lloyd Keiley, distributive education teacher, flashes his patemal grin. X Marion Bellows Merle Blevins Business Education Wood Shop 82 Employees W or Hal Broenkow Wilma Bruce Ken Bumgamer Mathematics Secretary Science

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Frank DeMiero Gayle Dwyer Steve Eells Dave Empfield Gale Filer Vocal Music Business Education Business Education English Mathematics John Fox Bemie Fredrickson Bob Friesen Marion Fyall Bemie Grimm Principal Art Science Nurse Secretary N f JQ ,. 5. gg K We , ,. I A' , .fs Don Haase Elizabeth Houff Lois Hutchinson Irene johnglon Lucille Jones Mathematics English Secretary Secretary Counselor Lloyd Keiley Joan Kenny Wayne King Elaine Klein Debby Kozelisky Distributive Education Pre-Vocational Education Mechanical Drawing English Foreign Language 84 Employees x qs