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

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DILIGENT STUDY EARNS ACADEMIC RECUBNITIUN t. I lit. SEPT ' lvl' 5 X X X 4....,..- at-t 2- i iv-+ . HONOR SGCIETY --- Row l. I. Dovereaux, B. Maliait, L. Wczstholrn, R. Sweet, Row Z: L. Keith, W Stephens, I. Cottini, S Exley, M. Carpenter, L. Redman. Row 3: G. Gan- sztroyn, D. Stirn, D. Ioiner, D. Herbert, C. Rasmussen. How 4 N, Beigliloy, G. Vtfheeler, G. Nelson, B. Vtlarner, B. Yau. How 5: I. Gardner, G DeCatorina, K. Vorak. K. Hill, E. Sommer, I. Mastrude. How 6, K. McBurney, N. Martins, L. Thompson, I. Williarns, S. Harr, D Hall, D. Meyer. Row 7: S, Daugherty, T. Bolok, W. Hiscox, S. Lynch, I. Camp, M. Sihvo, F, Frost Row 82 D. Clawson, D. Odden, D. Peusa, T. Redfield, D. Skavlem. How 9: M. Smathers, R. Penn, S. Ionezfs, M, Laursen, P, Drost, I-X. Vtfhiteloclc. One-Hundred-Eighteen GLENNIS GANSTROM President This year, more than ever, Mount Tahoma's Honor Society is trying to fulfill its purpose. By initiating a student service program, the members ot Honor Society show an active interest in their school, a trustworthy leader- ship, and exemplary qualities ot Mount Ta- homa students. Each member works hard to raise the money needed tor a hundred dollar scholarship which is presented yearly to a de- serving student. This project and the 3.3 accu- mulative G.P.A. required tor membership promote enthusiastic interest in developing scholastic ability. The objectives ot this year's program are to provoke thought and encour- age new ideas. MRS. SMITH Advisor

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REMAINS AMONG THE LEADING CLUBS AT SCHUUL KEY CLUB M Row li B, Knox, I. Berg, M. Gomsrud, B. Williams, I. Hernandez, G, Stevens, T. Crist, B. Iezek, D. Smith. Row 2: B. Flateland, S. Densley, B. Muir, B, Gundstorn, R. Hamilton, G. Pieruccioni, A, Ferari, I. Sage, B. Hager, B. Martell, T. Morris, D. Dudley, R. Wiburg, K. Phillips, B. Geppert, C, Davies, E. Grant, T. Croghan, B, Gathwright, I. Mowry, D. Dudley, D. Herbert, D, Hendrickson, I. Falk, I. Flateland, I. Matheson. One-Hundred-Seventeen

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SPURTSMANSHIP THRIVES AS GIRLS ENJOY B.A.1-l. . - - ' K. Birch- T-CHICKS - ROW li R. Nobel, I. Sovie, G. Gnirk, F. Frye, B. Ellinger, D. Xfandermeer, C. Hanley, I. Roberts, K. McBurnie, L. Braga, ' man. Row 2: M. Drahos, P. Mears, B. Root, I. Simpson, N. Tones, D. Iones,-l Kulcht Nt KGTTDM- l-GYSOHI It C0UI1IT11MP- Savage- ROW 3- SA Dlamondf P, Lee, M. Dawson, R. Wheeler, C. Moak, I. Clark, M. Clausen, T. Redfield, A. Moe, B. Wise, S. Stephanie, . artins, DONNA VANDERMEER President T-Chicks, the Girls' Athletic Association, promotes and betters good sportsmanship, physical fitness, and an in- terest in athletics. To begin the year of activities T-Chicks sponsored a splash party followed by a pot luck. In October and Feb- ruary TfChiclcs held their annual candy sale which is the main source of funds for the club. The Christmas party in December included a twenty-five cent gift exchange and refreshments. This year, for the first time, T-Chicks is'offering a one- hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving Mount Tahoma student. Membership in T-Chicks is open to all girls at Mount Tahoma Who have earned a letter in intramural sports. MRS. SCOTT Ah , . . fresh air and exercise. J Advisor One-Hundred-Nineteen