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

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4? 14' .3 r it . ,xi . ,' 1- A new class, Afro-American literature, was intro- duced this year. lt showed the literary efforts of the Black Man in our society. Taught by Elizabeth Houff, this class was initiated in a two-hour block period, along with its counterpart, Afro-American history. Language, being a bridge that links minds and ideas, helped students to bridge the gaps that enclosed minds had formed. Finding language the quickest way to reach another person, students delved into it with much enthusiasm. Demonstrating their ideas let loose students' unending energy and allowed them a closer communication with their fellow man. 'MV apt. 9 OPPOSITE PAGE, Mark Kulle, junior, dons rollers to aid Curt Feely, senior, in demonstrating how to set hair. UPPER LEFT, Showing how to clean and prepare a fowl for cooking is Jim Stillian, senior. LOWER LEFT, Joe Cornwell, junior, exercises his fin- gers while preparing arguments in debate class. TOP RIGHT, Posed as a modern Thinker, Chuck Dolan, sophomore, contemplates the fate of man, in Eng- lish. English 89

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A TOP, Explaining the techniques of a box camera to a beginning jour- nalism student, Brian Kai, junior, is Mike Sullivan, publication's adviser. LEFT, Kathy Crum and Dale Griffith, juniors, thoughtfully form a verdict. RIGHT, Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and noth- ing but the truth, so help you God '? During a mock trial Tom Wilbur,junior, is sworn in by Mike McNulty,junior. 90 English