Mount Tahoma High School - Totem Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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JUNIOR STATE ROBBIE WELCH Girls' Representative EDD GRANT Boys' Representative The dreamy music of Art Doll floated romantically across the floor on April ll, the night selected for the traditional Iunior Prom. Co-chairmen in charge of the event, Susan Brown and Bruce Malfait, planned and followed the theme of Tahitian Paradise throughout, accented by a color scheme of soft oranges and yellows with pastel greens and shades of browns. The efficient committee heads who were partially responsible for making this event as successful as it was includedi Band, Don Herbert, Chaperones, Bruce Malfait, Clean-up, Chris Davies and Dale Stirng Decor- ations, Susan Brown and Karin Lund, Pictures, Ann Whitelock, Publicity, Karin Lund, Refreshments, Linda Thompson and Tim l-loardg and, Tickets, Pat Granoski, Aff MR. McNEAL MRS. LANDAHL Advisor Advisor IUNIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMEN: Susan Brown and Bruce Malfait Oneel-lundred-Fifty-Three

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JUNIUR STATE DON HERBERT BRUCE M51-FHIT comma: RASMUSSEN suszm BROWN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer IUNIOR ROLL ROOM REPRESENTATIVES - Row 1' S. Brown, K. Lund, L. Herth, P. Burman, P. Spencer. Row 2: B. Hetchinson, I. Hanson, C. Hanson, L. West- holm, I. Ellingson. One-Hundred-Fifty-Two The end of the l963-64 school term marks the close of a very eventful year for the Iunior Class. As a class, the juniors participated vigorously in all school func- tions and represented themselves notably at all times. Included in the realm of their activities were a sale of class pins and the sponsorship of a very successful dance following a Lincoln-Mount Tahoma basketball game. Besides these projects, they conducted a sale of all-occasion cards, as Well as joining in the school- Wide Christmas wrapping sale. As president, Don Herbert, and the other Iunior Class officers have led their classmates through a busy year. They have all proved themselves deserving of the hon- of their offices include by their performance of their duties. They have shown themselves as worthy rep- resentatives of their fellow students.

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