Mountlake Terrace High School - Tempo Yearbook (Mountlake Terrace, WA)

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Many girls turned out for the first Girls' Athletic Association program in our school. The boys' intramural program was iust as big a hit and had just as good a turn-out. Several different sports were included in these programs. ' QQ 0 i! Students Variety of Firsts Our round gym was the first of its kind in this area. Its triangular windows contribute to its design of beauty.

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1 X is 'nr Q. ' . . Y ' 'gl' avi E ,br A'l'i:1- i 4, ,FU Y 'i NF' , T: ., . l :Tr I - ' I - ,. 4,3 L ,., E 'wLnl-- Q Y . fr .-f e 4, 1.3 L ' . -Y 531451 . . . ' '- 1-'41 fy - .- '- - ' ' 1,1 -yo e-1 f' A - - K. er e -in W - We students will not forget our fifteen minute Brunch period which we had each day, lt seemed to give the morning lust the break we needed. -. - ,. New School Offers Terrace's first football team was presented to the students at one of our as- semblies. They demonstrated a few of their regular plays at this time. A few weeks later at their first varsity game with Mercer Island lhey found conditions much worse in the extremely muddy field pictured at right. I r-an-3 i N Af f. 4,-4

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ld luke to take thus opportunuty to convey to the Student accomplushment loyalty and a maturuty that would do credut to the students of any hugh school Our first year problems of an unflnushed buuldung an unde veloped athletuc and actuvuty program sharung the buuldung wuth an elementary school and a brand new student government have not been unsurmountable un fact theur presence has gen erated spurut and unuty among the students and faculty whuch we hope has set the pace for years to come A C Chrustensen Pruncupal f Few students un Ameruca have had the opportunuty of unutually developung school tradutuons Mountlake Terrace Hugh School students are now experuencung the thrull of desugnung and testung operatuonal polucues for our new buuldung whuch wull soon become school tradutuons Your greatest challenge wull be to establush tradutuons un whuch every student feels he has a rught an opportunuty and a responsubuluty to actuvely partucupate un student governmen tal processes Whale you are engaged un your task of de velopung self government I hope that you wull learn to apprecuote the efforts of our own governmental leaders from the framers of our Constututuon to our present om cuals local state and natuonal Dr Harold E Sulverncul Superuntendent of Schools 5 1wn,.li Enthusuasm desure to do a good uob loyalty and sun ceruty of purpose by our students have made possuble year of tremendous progress un our brand new school Graphuc proof of thus us evudent as one turns the pages of thus book thus us evudence of greater thungs to come It has been a genuune pleasure to be assocuated wuth our flne group thus year Byron E Norman Assustant Pruncupal 1 ,J - . . . . . E s ' . . . . s i I . . . . . . F' . , , , K . . ' f N 1 I I l . . - 1 Y ' - - 'v , . . . y Body a sincere thank you for an opening year of enthusiasm, , , 3 . I . . . . I . , 6 1 , . . I -1' 1-' 6 ii .,, . 'v J , I . . I I .- . . G 7 Q