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

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. . . i 1 Focusing on Mr. Prank Delviiero, left, the Choir entertains students at Evergreen Elementary School. The Dynamics and Carillon Choir have shown much enthusiasm and involvement in their concerts and rehearsals. Another highlight for the Dy- namics was the performance of Gloriaf' with the Cascade Sym- phony. Sponsoring a dinner and concert in March for two vocal groups from Eastern Washington State College was the undertaking of Choir. Going to Contest and singing at elementary and junior high schools, besides performing at three major concerts, played an important part in the activities of Choir. Dominating the scene in Girls' Glee and Chorus was much time and hard work spent on learning music in and outside of class, which is not always an easy task. Providing a challenge is only one of the many functions of vocal music. Lung power launches sound of seventies prank DeMie,-0, is the Carillon Choir lntensely striving for perfection on the piano is Cammie Watts, a sophomore during one of their many rehearsals. Pianisi for Dynamics and Ciifiif- ChoirfDynamics 1 13

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Q61 'QQ C.. Q i Serenading Tri-Hi-Y members and their parents at the induction ceremonies are the Dynamics, an ever-popular se- lect vocal group. 112 Ch0irfDynamicS - if jig A 5 .1 Concentrating on a difficult piece of music, under the direction of Mr.

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Using as much ability as imagination, Rob Magner, senior, adds finishing touches to his unique sculpture in a crafts class. LP' Adding a touch of the African native to the hallowed halls of Terrace, Pat Grazini and Kyle Bus- lach, seniors, take refuge behind the nearest foilage. 114 Pine Arts I Preparing for her premiere, Jody Loomis, senior, pre- sents her countenance to the mirror. Arts - they keep The urge to create and invent finds many manifestations. Some are useful, most are fun to do and fun to look at. Although making something in woodshop, fixing a car in auto shop, or working on a drawing in drafting may not take as much imagination as do projects in arts and crafts classes, there is still a lot of skill necessary. Industrial arts classes give students an idea as to some of the responsibilities of related jobs after graduation. Even though the pro- gram lacks much in the way of job back- ground, the experience that is provided can be a good building block for a possible livelihood. Unlike the practical usefulness of industrial arts, arts and crafts teach the art of relaxation while they help develop the talent of the indi- vidual. For aesthetic value alone, the arts and crafts classes are important, giving all of those who take part a feeling of accomplishment.