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

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MR. EHRENHEIM SKI CLUB The main purpose of Ski Club is to enable ski enthusiasts to share and enjoy the sport together with friends and fellow skiers. Q Besides the usual trips to the mountains, ski clubbers sponsored and participated in numerous other activities. Ski Club spent two beautiful days at ,Crystal Mountain during the year. In November, in order to get the club into swing, the Ski Club had an ice-skating party at the Lakewood lce Arena With all Mount Tahoma students and their specially invited friends welcome. Among its many activities Ski Club sponsored a hay ride for homecoming week in December. Cold weather and warm hearts were the key to all the fun and enjoyment shared throughout this l963-64 season. All were welcome with the only necessities being warm clothes and a true enjoyment of honest-to-goodness fun. DAN ROLLINS Advisor President SKI CLUB - Row l: R, Kellogg, M. Denny, M. Devereaux, L. Thoreson, I. Robinson, D. Stirn, K. Kawamura. Row Z: K. Kerzie A. Franklin P Knutson C, Sinel, M. Williams, S. Penwarden, M. Carpenter, I. Ryan, S. Gillis, B. Smircich. Row 3: B. Dees, D. Rollins, E. Richards Williams 'G Brazil L Wright, N. Martens, S. Wrolson, C. Larson, N. Rowe-n, I. Clark, T. Dira. Row 42 C. Cornelius, W. Haug, L. Thompson, I. Tiffany Y. Clements L Chris tian, S. McDougall, S. Sinkula, S. Hensley, I. Tucker, M. Carpenter, D. Zittel, I. Redmond. Row 5: B. Ferari, D. Mittelstaedt II Endicott C Knox D Cassidy, B. Alstrom, D. Brentin, B. Rudsit, B. Powell, I. Begakla, I. Noble, I. Stell, B. Iohnson, B. Rytkonen. I l I Forty

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ANU GRACE FUR THE THIRD CUNSECUTIVE YEAR 'H T x fy-174 IERI COZINE MARI LYN BETSHART PAT KNUTSON Secretary Treasurer Sefgeam-a1-ArmS Under the leadership of the president, Val Morford, and the supervision of Mr. Bill Byan, the Tawankas performed at special events, provided entertainment at football games, and strived to build character and instill responsibility in the students. The main goal of this drill team was to further loyalty and spirit. Few words can be said to describe the enthusiasm and determin- ation With which these girls strived toward the finished product, Well worth the long hours of practice. The drill team participated in the Veterans Day Parade and, in April, put on another impressive performance in the annual Daffodil Parade. The Tawanas, a select group of Tawankas, performed at basketball games and at the synchronized swim show. ,M g' c 1 In - -1 ' f 5- M . ,4 1. W 4 . list. K ' Tawankas perform in annual Daffodil parade. TAWANAS - Row l: C. Conklin, Y. Zitzman, I. Reiter, A. Franklin, N. Bowen Row 2: B. Wagner, L. Thompson, L. Smith, D. Meeds, K. Lund, P. Knutson. Row 3 P. Moon, B. Alstrom, K. Brown, V. Morford, S. Brown, L. Herth, M. Betshart. Thirty-Nine

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FURENSICS FORENSICS Bow l P Robinson I Saether, C. Laursen, M. Sosky, D. Hobart. Row 2: K. Kay, L. Hicks, C. Hendrickson, S. Horton, A. Swanson Row 3 B Rudsit I Konschuch G Lawrence, P. Berry, Mr. Cowling. To promote speech activities is the aim of the Mount Tahoma debate team. Under the direction and supervision of Mr. Eldon Cowl- ing, the debate team attended and participated in many speech tournaments and forensic contests throughout the year. The year started with the Bellingham Invitational in November. Also on the agenda were the Pacific Lutheran Invitational in February and in April the Univeristy of Puget Sound Invitational. The year Was highlighted by three city tournaments, taking place in December, March, and April. The meet in April climaxed a very interesting and rewarding year. Gene Lawrence served as the 1963-64 club president. By presiding at the meetings and leading the group at tourna- ments, he duly fulfilled his obligation to the office. GENE LAWRENCE MR. COWLING President Advisor Forty-One