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

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VARSITY CLUB CONTINUES TU KEEP TRAUITIUNS 1 BRIAN HARTZELL Vice President IOHN LOBLAND Secretary The Varsity Club exists to promote and up- hold sportsmanship in all athletics at Mount Tahoma. Though the club recognizes the need. tor all levels ot athletic participation, member- ship is reserved tor those athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter. ln addition, the club annually sponsors a Donkey Basketball Game, This year the taculty managed to tie the Varsity Club team. Later in the year a regular game was held between the same two teams. This game showed the friend- ship that develops between faculty and stu- dent body in all schools that are as successtul as Mount Tahoma. This year the club under- took concession sales at school events and dur- ing the morning break. This helped to retire a long standing debt, as well as bolster the club's treasury. The many Varsity Club members who have worked long hours tor their club and school can be proud ot the job they have done. yt.. Q Q BRUCE MALFAIT President 1: OS ' gg X A S A E 5 bltlbvl at DENNY HENDRICKSON MR. FRIBERG MR. MOSEID Treasurer Advisor Advisor One-Hundred-Twenty

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SKIERS PERFECT SKILLS WITH MUIINTI-IIN TRIPS 5' sp.- SKI CLUB - Row l: N. Bowen, M. Williams, K. Larson, I. Tucker, B. Bockett. Bow 2: S. Graham, P. Day, G. Sater, I. Newsham, S. White. Row 3: M. Impala, S. Densley, C. Schuss, I. Fleck, L. Christian, I. Clark. Row 4: C. Phipps, K. Iverson, K. Phillips, D. Iohnl son, D. Zittle, I. Makela. Bow 51 A Larson, M. Denny, B. Gundstrom, K. Kerzie, G. Mitchell. Row 6: G. Meier, D. Brant, D. Stirn, B. Bytkonen, T. Iohnson, M. Devereaux. Bow 7: K. Lakin, I. Coleman, P. Atkins, M. Hubert, G. Brazil, I. Redman. Row 8: K. Cap- ener, I. Meyer, L. Redman, L. Hamilton, A. Ferari, I. Matheson. On e-Hundred-Twenty-Two BRUCE RYTKONEN President The purpose of the Ski Club is to provide for an organization through which skiers may meet and participate in a variety ot activities. This year's activities began With a ski trip in December to Crystal Mountain. Later in the month, the club sponsored the Skating Party during Homecoming Week. The year Was brought to a close with a successful dance and many enjoyable ski trips. There were approximately titty members in Ski Club this year. Everyone is welcome to join, even if they do not ski. There is always something for everyone to do throughout the year among the Variety of projects and activi- ties offered. MR. EHRENHEIM Advi sor