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

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Connie Huck, senior. a n d wi I I b e Pam Buck, Patti Freeman, and Tin latest edition. -- z .1 . .N Q a, . rw, 1, I 1,2 S Dave Diehl, senior, is busy preparing articles for the sports page. f '52 Pam Buck and Tina Steele, seniors, are busy pasting up their page for a new edition ofthe HA WKEYE. LW a Steele, all seniors, keep themselves working, on a typical UHAWKEYE Friday , with counting and passing out the 131

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ss.-If Crouched low, ready to speed back to the base at any suspicious move ond base. At the pitch, he streaks down the line and skids safely into third., from the opposing pitcher, the Hawk, CTOPJ, cautiously leans toward sec- high expectations for winning season His arm cocked and ready to fire, Harold Willis, senior, catcher, goes through a pre-game warm up. 133 gf' wa-Q 1 X 'E 2 Ed Reilly, junior pitcher, reads his catcher's signals before the throw.