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

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Varsity Tennis: BACK ROW, l. to r. are Roger Seatthrlee, Mike Dolphin, Scott Morgan and Darrold Erickson. FRONT ROW: Steve Manning, Gary Nelson and Mark Engler. Z-112-If,fflfi-EfEHI?f'fIf I+I'I'If2sI'?iiiI'fZtfIfE'2?2'I'I'fffZ on 1 syn la Q as s Q af: uf at i,,jii?Ff? il Q w is as Q H' 1 my D 1 tvs Eigifwiszassisfszsiiiixhiggsgsfag Siifggivfff :Q Q wus, fit, gifts uFiff1Sivw-' i H as- 2:fsrtilifffiftf:rs:rss:i:rt2f?s:fiff 4.3.5 2,11 45fsfLg.'g'. .sg.3.g.gggZsy 4 . - ' ' -fn - ' , is-.1 i fs- 45.35 .fZzf.s.+.'.fS' ess. qjq. M t N? plgbzgf fgixyeaa 'fan' ,MSM gtg ,Wifi Q' ,Mm 2 if 1 + K '? Wifi t ,ff 1. t V 1.03 SW ft is ,gi -' - ' Q. 5 rffzq I ' . 'Q Q ' ' 'ev xr 1- wp 5,53 w ith fifty? Q'qf ,ff5 -'Q ' 5 5?-5,3 Q1 E53 'N 4- Q1-fix'fks 'ifQ -L, J 'f ,.'i fr ik R R s K R tfmt R ' ,J ,Q A its fgilg i 1,5 A, 59,49 SQA, gigizgf 4, U ' ' ,, , W- ..., , V , Q L, .T j .5024 15 Vi HA g 1' , rf' Racketeer Lance Axness, junior, carefully addresses the ball. Swinger Darrold Erickson, senior, makes ready for the serve. 143 i g mi 1 ffl ,M -ss H7 A .f,- e Q-F? ' 3 as, .. ,A .. I .,,. I ',V,, ' if Vi - H ,iyl Q A sislii - ii Q i g A Q Mark Engler, junior, anticipates the return

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W :YK Qt Coach Bernie Fredrickson confers with Mark Borland, sophomore, about one of the finer points of the sport. Setting out to improve last year's unspectacular record, Coach Fredrickson's racket squad was this year sparce in ex- perience but not in attitude. We're going to do better, was the simple sum-up of the coming season by Mike Dolphin, returning Senlor- Scott Morgan, junior letterman, keeps his eye on the fuzzy little ball. Racketeers set sights on winning season junior Varsity Tennis: BACK ROW, l. to r. are Ralph Bullock, Wayne Mur- joe Murphy, john Pennington, Steve Watkins, Mark Borkland, Dale Dake phy, Mike Lee, Mike Taylor, Leon Frazier and Rick Carter, FRONT ROW: and Ted Mier. 142

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Shelley Bennett, senior, helps Sandi Cross, senior, with her hair. 5 'ft' ' jim Gaswint, junior, Anastasia's blind servant, kisses Lynette Andresen's hand to see if it is really her, while Karen Vanke se nior, another servant, looks on. Lighting dims. The curtain slowly rises. The audience leans forward in apprehension. The empty stage is suddenly ingressed with players as Terrace High's spring play begins. This year's drama department was well-sat- isfied with the production of the play, 'Anas- tasia.' Playing in the little theatre, it was termed to be exceedingly successful. After much hard work on the part of the players and the behind-the-scenes people, Anastasia could possibly be the event that brings the highest esteem to our drama department. 'Anastasia' follows 'Birdie' well 1 F jill leffers, senior, puts the finishing touch on her make-up. Alan Andresen, senior is critically surveyed by jill Jeffers senior 144 while Sandi Cross and Gary Rasmussen, seniors, look on