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

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Mixed feelings penetrate throughout student activities In French class, Paul Olson, senior, perches himself While sitting in art class, juniors Brent Isam and Teri Northrup concentrate upon the subject of which upon the heater to express his point. they are drawing. One, two, three, kick! is the chant of these beauties at a Tri-Hi-Y kidnap breakfast. 28 Activities Miss Standards, a Girls' Club activity, draws a large variety of interested girls to choose three outstanding lasses each month.

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With activities bountiful and the co-opera- tion both vvithin and between schools high, this is a year ot bright times. One ot the lights is the assemblies that not only subtract trom class time, but entertain, as do the exciting New Hope Singers, or ine torm, which is the job ot a panel discussing the Vietnamese war or our state penitentia- ries, Most are worth the time and ettort that goes into them. lt seems that once the light is on, students dont want to quit as they take part in the many activities sponsored by Mountlake Terrace, the classes, or lnterfHi. Friends, skills, and a means of expressions are all a part of the whole. lt is the year ot the active Terracite. Hey, Linus, the Great Pumpkin rises from the Mountlake Terrace cafeteria. As students socialize, dozens of pumpkins come to life at the senior sponsored pumpkin carving contest. Kee in the ulse of Mountlake Terrace aimed at thanking those who work to entertain, THS stu- The beat goes on. lim Littlejohn, senior, proves that the P 8 P dents give an ovation that will echo in the minds ofthe people at the receiving end, distortions ofa good dance help the soul. Activities 27

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