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

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U reely AMAHL there's a big year ahead are you ready ? S.O.M. big shew president artie sings his way to success and leads L'charity to raise big funds l F nun' 2 . WorldxS M ts P Qngcoldfe ll2 Dynamics hurrag unc! l4'1'71l, 6- advanced to go you have collected 522,000 PANAMA HERE WE COME! The Dynamics thirty three energetic people who came up with an idea,liked it, and decided to ded- icate the year to making it a reality. A trip to Panama was the idea 3,651 miles and 522,000 a- way. The summer of '70 launched the group into a massive campaign for fund-raising. How did they do it? They washed an uncountable number ol' cars, sold cotton-candy and snow cones, hand- ed out 20,000 leaflets, printed recipe cards, sold homemade peanut brittle, sang at the Washington Plaza Hotel, Edmonds Senior Citizens Center, the Elks Club. and various other places, and did other jobs too numerous to mention. In short, they devoted every free minute. and some not-so- free, to working toward the Central American goal. Acclaimed by Governor Evans as junior ambassadors, they planned to ily to Panama and visit Florida and Jamaica. Mr. DeMiero and the Dynamics agree, There's no business like show business . -3

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A first for the music department was a pop- ular new vocal music class, men,s glee. Busy most of the year just getting themselves es- tablished, they made plans to sponsor the men's glee from Central Washington State here. Girls' glee was characterized by gui- tar lessons they received from Mr. Robin Turley, a P.E. and vocal music cadet. Chorus spent most of the year rehearsing for the Fall, Mid-Winter, Pops, and Spring Concerts. An annual event was repeated in the music department, the sale of choco- late bars. The Sound of Music was performed, with all groups contributing. The Carillon Choir entertained at the Washington Plaza Hotel and all the concerts, with their music rang- ing from short modern songs and ballads, to the fifteen-minute-long Creation',. Presi- dent of the choir and Dynamics, Artie Cis- neros was chosen to sing in the All-North- west Choir, where top vocal music students from this part of the country are honored. We're all working together to support the Dynamics in their trip to Panama. We think they're going to make itf' ssl, 'WH