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

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SENIURS ENJUY THEIR LAST EEW WEEKS AS THEY SENIOR BANQUET Cn May 8, the Masonic Temple Fellowship l-lall was the scene of the Senior Banquet, With knife and fork in hand, the Seniors sat down at 7:30 to a delicious buffet dinner. A congratulation goes to coechairmen Chris Hanson and Tim Hoard for their efficient planning which re- sulted in a very memorable evening. As napkins were crumpled, the Seniors danced and laughed with the realization that commencement exer- cises were not far away, SENTOR WEEK: Autumn Alferness and Brian Hartzell. SENIOR WEEK May Slst through lune lith was a week of fun and enjoyment for Mount Tahoma seniors, as Senior Week l955 got underway. lnterested stu- dents aided co-chairmen Autumn Alferness and Brian l-lartzell plan and work hard for each day. Among the numerous activities enioyed were a bicycle ride to school, an annual signing party, a dance at the Red Carpet, a hayride, a senior swim, a crazy clothes day and many, many other fune filled events. A big thanks goes to all seniors who planned as well as participated in making Senior Week i955 the best ever. Fifty Four 'Q-. ,PKK SENIOR BANQUET3 Chris Hanson and Tim Hoard. M

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CANDACE M. WICKMAN CAROL L. WRIGHT APRIL VVILLIAMSON BARBARA WILLIS IAN E- WINBURN SUIJEMN GRADUATIUN IIEREMUNY IS FINALE IUDY ANN YOUNG R. DANIEL ZITTEI. YVONNE L. ZITZMAN Fifty-Three

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SENIOR BALI.: Linda Hale and Ion Mowry. SENIOR BALI. The Seniors of the Class of ESS danced away the night of May 22. Through the efforts of co-chairmen Linda Hale and Ion Mowry, and other seniors, an evening of Golden Memore ies was provided. The beautiful view from the Browns' Point Clubhouse along with the im- pressive decorations set the mood for a most successful Senior Ball. SENIOR CRUISE The day of Iune I5 had come. Commencement was over, and thanks to Terry Croghan and Nanci Rahm, the new alumni of Mount Tahoma were able to take a cruise to Dr. Schultzs island, where they danced, ate, and laughed the night away. In the early morning all piled back into the boat for the return trip home. Filled with happiness and laughter, the seniors enjoyed their last moments together as a class, each realizing the future that lay ahead. SENIOR CRUISE: Nanci Rahm and Terry Croghan. PARTICIPATE IN FIINFIIIEII SENIUR ACTIVITIES Connie Rasmussen and Don Herbert represented Mount Tahoma at the Evergreen Girls' and Boys' States, respec- tively. Both States were held during the week of Iune l5e22, the girls at Central Washington State College, while the boys occupied the campus at Pacific Lutheran University. At both conventions Connie and Don took part in setting up state governments with subdivisions of counties and cities. Elections were held in which state officials were selected. Meetings were held in which the solving of the state problems was the main purpose. However, during the week all was not work. Recreational activities and facilities were offered, friends were being made, while democratic forms of government were being learned. Both Connie and Don agree that the conventions were well worthwhile. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATES: Connie Rasmussen and Don Herbert. Fifty-Five