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

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CUURTRUUM DRAMA AS SECUNU PLAY UF YEAR On February 27 and 29 a play entitled The Night of Ianuary l6th was viewed by scores of students, parents, and members of the community in Mount Tahoma's auditorium. Several people from the audience were selected at random to participate as members of the jury in this production given by the drama department. Many roles in the play were portrayed by two different people, giving each cast a chance to perform on one of the two nights. Bill Iohnson depicted the defense attorney for Karen Andre, who was por- trayed by Iule Cottini and Nancy Martens. Miss Andre was on trial for the murder of Bjorn Faulkner, a wealty businessman, Harry Owens played the role of the district attorney. The panel of jurors actually chose the verdict of the trial, and on both nights the result of their deliberation was not guilty. Miss Nancy Flatt, drama teacher and director, along with the entire cast, wishes to thank the various groups of students who assisted with the produc- tion of the play. Their time and efforts to make it a huge success were appreci- ated by all. NANCY F LATT Director THE NIGHT OF IANUARY l6 -M left to right: V. Pepperling, S. VVrolson, S. Woods, D. Mahoney, A, Alferness, M. Burke, I. Hanson, I. Konschuh, B. Hahn, B. Iohnson, I. Cottini, I. Tiffany, D, Easley, H. Owens, T. Hoard, L. Hale, E. Dickson, S. Harr, C. Hanson, N. Kerr, C. Cornelius, T. Neitzel. Fifty-Nine

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DILIBENT AND TALENTEU MT ACTORS PRESENT Prison Matron ..... .......i.r,..Shirley Wrolson Stephanie Snyder Bailiti ..A.........,............... .,.........,..... T orn Neitzel ludge Heath ..e..Vw,A,........, ..,....,..... D ave Easley District Attorney Flint ..Y.,,.. Harry Owens His Secretary .........,......., ,....i.. N ancy Kerr Sue Sebade Karen Andre ..,..... ...,.r...... I ule Cottini Nancy Martens Dr. Kirkland ..,.,........., ,...,....,.Y.,.. S id Harr Mrs. Iohn Hutchins ,..,... Pat Knutson Sue Woods Horner Van Fleet .....,. .,i.r,... C urt Cornelius Elmer Sweeney ,.,.... ,...,,,.Iirn Konschuh S9V9I'dl members fI'O1T1 The C531 pause fgr p1Ctu1-93, Fifty-Eight ,,u,,,,.t..o..Penny Drost l loAnn Tiffany .........Wendy Stephens l leanette Hanson Nancy Lee Faulkner .,... Magda Sevenson ,....,.... Iohn Graham Whitfield ...Y. .i...,4.....4. T 1I1'1 Hoard l lane Chandler .......,..,....,,. ...,..... C l'1TiS Hanson Sigurd Iungquist .,...,... ....4........ M ike Bllfke X Larry Regan ...V.t...tu....V.,.... ....V.....V....fA-- B ob Hdhll Robben Autumn Alterness ..m....i.Eileen Dickson Roberta Van Rensselaer ,... Stenographer ..........,,...,. Clerk ot Court ..o.... ,,,,o,,,,,.....Linda Srnith Linda Hale Iury Attendant ...,,t .ii...... V irqinia Peppe-fling A tense moment in the courtroom as Karen Andre Uule Cottinil testifies.

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MT CHOIR AND MUSIC GROUPS PERFURM FUR CHOIR - Row l: Mr. Sundquist, M. Drahos, K. Ehrendreich, I. Durance, M. Hamblen, R. Kellogg, R. Maskule, R. Harnblen, I. Brais, P. Browning L Werth, K, Lund, B. Ellwanger. Row 2: C. Fortier, E. Dickson, C. Sanderson, R. Orrnsby, M. King, V. Gregg, C. Davis, D. Burke, L. Smith S Klinger, I. Dion, L. Waddell, F. Kibler, G. Iones, M. Sihvo. Row 3: B. Draper, M. Duthie, N. Ray, M, Hurd, T. Fucheck, E. Higgins, G. Maughan B Hahn, I. Kincaid, T. Eby, H. Iackson, C. Wight, K. Fry, N. Hanson. Row 4: I. Stell. M. Hanson, C. Peterson, C. Green, F. Poston, R. Tharp, R. Edwards R. Bigelow, I. Thomas, S. Higgins, D. Cook, B. Smircich, B. Hutchinson, L. Hicks, M. Wright, K. Curtis, C. Royse. Sixty DON SUNDQUIST Director Throughout this past year, the members of Mount Tahoma's music department have proved them- selves capable of excellently representing the school and of presenting a very fine program on every occasion. The Choir has had a very success- ful year. Outstanding among its performances were Christmas appearances at the Elks Temple, Asbury Methodist Church, Western State Hospital, and a radio broadcast from the Winthrop Hotel. Choir has also performed for the Easter sunrise services at Cheney Stadium, and has taken a trip to Longview in an exchange visit with the Longview Choir. A Studio Choir was formed during second semester, and along with the Girls' Trio, Boys' Quartet, and Choir, it gave various performances. Two highlights of the year, both held in February, were the Solo Ensemble Contest at Port Orchard, and the All-State Music Educators Conference at Yakima. Representing Mount Tahorna at the first were Steve Higgins, Mary Dee Hurd, Iudy Stell, Rex Bigelow, and Karin Lundg Dick Burke, Steve Higgins, Iudy Stell, and Rex Bigelow were selected as members of the All-State Choir. STEVE HIGGINS President