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

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Due to the lack of students for the orchestra from Terrace High, THS students ioined the District Orchestra. This orchestra consisted of students from Terrace and Edmonds, The stu- dents from Terrace were as follows: Martin Jackson, Cheryl Harris, Judy Carlson, Karen Adams, Pam Foster, Pat O'Connor, Lorene Norris, Paul Wilcox, and Ellen Dawson, Con- cert Mistress. ja. Manyhours spent in Tuesday night rehearsals made the District Orches- tra a talented organization. Mr. An- derson and his students put in the effort necessary to perfect their selec- tions for performance. Success in First Year VV V V' Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Anderson, the high school orchestra, as an organization, has grown from a small group at Ed- monds High to a large and highly respected district wide orchestra. Mr. Anderson, long a well-known director and instructor in this area, has continually raised the quality of concert music in the Edmonds School District.

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'-'lat .J ' -4 77ivfQ'f2g-:.1..5 . '52 'jusgii A 1 3 ' li. M r ' . f: u S 'X Y ws Zi 1 J.. Y -A , c,I ,vii 1 .X ' san l ,sy . .3 ,, .- .rt . -qs- ll' V' T A Shown in a scene from The Curious Savage are from left to right: Glenda Knapp as Lily Belle, Joyce Knudsen as Florence, Cheryl Harris as Miss Willy, Pat Reed as Mrs. Savage, Kevin McCready as Senator Titus, George Winn as Dr. Emmet, Barbara Simpson as Mrs. Paddy, Ed Ruosch as Samuel, Maria Mack as Fairy May and Gary Cruz as Jeff. Not pictured is Gene Hussey as Hannibal. Budding Dramatists in The Curious Savage The Curious Savage, a delightful and dramatic play dealing with the mentally ill was presented on March 17. This was the first play performed at Terrace and proved to be a big hit. An inexperienced cast gave an outstanding performance. A- f ,lr r A' , C ff 1' b 1 lr. l:f 0 0 I Wytriigiiilxlm'file 3 ' ' , 5 'J A -if H, , As the play closes Mrs. Savage leaves the asylum. The plot centers around Mrs. Savage who tries using her late husband's estate to set up a charity. Her selfish children tried to get the money by sending Mrs. Savage to an asylum. The asylum harbored a strange, but kind group who added humor to the play. Much credit for the success of the play is given to the directors, Mr. Hatch ileftl and Mr. Wigington Crightl. Also giving a helping hand were student director, Crys Campbell CCenter leftj and prop- erty director, Sharon Fisher lcenter rightt.