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

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Smiling, energetic, sincere, happy, exicited, joyous, fresh, eager, alert, sensitive, alive, - this is the face of youth. Ours is a stupendous genera- tion, working together and excepting each individual for their separate worth. , l lackie Dupre, junior, celebrated her birthday with fellow classmates in the HUB. Christmas lights glowed upon the quiet night after a busy school day. Seniors were amazed to see the wonderful job they had done decorating the Christmas tree.

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i Various obstacles block the driveway during a fire drill. or fit fp xg A XR uit Q l v, I- ll' gt A member of the New Hope Singers writes an autograph for Kathy Renz, senior. Three hilarious seniors, jim Zueger, Randy Bashore and Doug Hjel- len, joined together in the introduction ofthe Christmas assembly. A quartet from Dynamics, bands together to sing a Christmas carol.