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

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1969 - end of a As the year ends and we all say Farewell to our friends, many of whom we will never come in contact with again, it seems natural to reflect on the past 365 days or, better yet, the past 3,65O. This summer, when the halls are finally empty and silent, the doors closed and locked, and the HUB lights darkened, Mountlake Terrace Senior High School will mark the end of its first decade. This has been a decade of change and pro- gression-progression into the next decade, into the Age of Aquarius. We all gladly welcome the Age of Aquarius and the message of peace and understanding its arrival conveys. This Age will become a reality only through the combined efforts of all. Through introduction, preparation, exploration, participation, cooperation, comprehension, and completion, the im- possible becomes possible. No doubt the world is working itself out as it should. Anonymous-from a document in Old St. Paul's Church in 1694. PS. I wish to express my thanks to the following people for the following things: Mr. Sullivan for being our adviser, Mrs. Sullivan for being our errandsrunning person, Mr. Palm, our representative from American Yearbook Company, Marchand's Everett Camera for our Senior Portraits, Photo Equipment, Mid-Winter Concert pictures and color processing, Kyle Buslach for the use of his MTHS Hawk design, Rick Hall for his artwork, Richard Foster and Dave Lowe for being Special Assignment Photographersp Mr. Garner for the game passes for our photographers, the coaches for their cooperation with photos and statistics, Pam Rock for running errands and doing odd jobs, special thanks to Bruce Bart, TEMPO '70's head photographer, for all the extra hours he put in towards the production of this book, and all the others who are too many to mention. 196 Editor's dedication