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

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- Five slide trombones and nine noisy drummers lead the way ik. With the nickname the swingin'est drummer ever , Stevie McCormick, junior, keeps the rhythm fast and steady at one of the twice-weekly stage band rehearsals. 108 Band jim Locke, junior, finds a handy rack for his music binder as he rearranges his tunes. Being the top-rated band in the district, the MTI-IS music-makers have many obligations to fulfill. From the concert band of 80 mem- bers, there is a stage band of 20 talented musi- cians, this year boasting two drummers! The concert band also shows itself as a marching band during football season and as a spirited pep band at pep assemblies and basketball games. The band is usually overworked and underappreciated, but, the members keep the enthusiasm going. This year, the many phases of band, all under the direction of Mr. Ray Martyn, has as its officers Larry Gormley, president, Mike Leonard, vice president, Mar- ly Calkins, Cheryll Crim, Karol Dereg and Linda Merriman, secretaries, and Jose Valen- zuela, manager. Trombones lead the way tbelowj as the red-jacketed marching band practices for one of its many football sea- son shows. The marching band performs a pre-game show

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A. fi 9' Q 5 X, . .La C a Pounding out their notes to achieve perfection the male voices of Chorus practice for Sitting alone like a quiet little nightingale is Pamper Haas, sopho- 1 their next performance more, while in Chorus. Harmony, melody ring out in choral groups , ffm M,M,1'f fi Concentration is evident upon the faces of the girls in Girls' Clee while rehearsing for one of their concerts.