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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Through tears of joy, Marti Mallory, senior, whispers her thanks to the enthusiastic, adoring throng. Not only is it very thrilling, but, Homecom- ing is also a time of perplexity, hard work and sentimental feelings. Bringing the alumni home to a victorious shut-out game and a very melodramatic dance, sets the mood for an expressive and excited student body wel- coming them. Proudly, the senior class creates a grand Homecoming floatifor their reigning queen and queen candidates to ride upon during the impressive halftime activities. ln triumph, a seasonal shut-out game makes the Homecoming spirit rise to its height as the first Homecoming win is sought. Topping off the glorious night, the 1970 Homecoming court is chosen. Teartully, Marti Mallory is crowned as queen followed by her princesses Gayle McDonnell and Evie Rhodes. As one can see, Homecoming is one of the big highlights of every year. With inexpressible joy filling her eyes, Marti Mallory, senior, gasps as she realizes that she is the 1969 Homecoming queen. Escorting Marti is Mark Erickson, senior. Victory resounds through halls as Terrace joyously crowns Marti as queen 30 Homecoming