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

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UND.. Tooters, tweeters, strummers, hummers Op I I I u a n Inltheir lavender dresses with assorted ties, Girls' Glee Club commences their musi- ca presentation. As the close of a beautiful concert, Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Choir, Dynamics, Girls' Glee and Chorus combine their talent and efforts in a rendi- tion on The Christmas Song. 38 Mid-Winter Concert

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af fm YQ! I - ' -V With a winning smile, Sandy Steffan, senior, left, places fourth and rm-Fives the scholastic award in the Edmond'sJunior Miss Pageant as Sue Elvrum, senior, right, places fifth. R Home Ec. is more than just cooking and cleaning. Karen Hamilton, junior, works to refinish a chair. Living and taking a big bite out of life, Ter- race students do more than keep things going. They keep them hopping. Big bites were most assuredly taken at the first Fall Sports Banquet held in three years. Even activities not related to, but working with the schools, such as the Edmonds jr. Miss Pageant, become rnind-broadening ex- periences, and five girls from Terrace took part. Taking part in many activities gives a chance to taste the sweetness of victory, the bitter- ness of defeat, and the pleasure of having taken part. Coach Buslach accepts a medal of memories from Neal Baker, senior. Coach Timmerman receives a gift from Cross-Country captain Dan Hutchins, senior. N is A S' 5 3. . fa . wie' Colleen Walker, center, senior, looks on as Sandy Steffan, right, senior, is third runner-up Ir. Miss. ,411 I r 'W lsr Taking a giant bite, Pat Marshall, sophomore, contem- plates his next move. Activities 37

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Basses, tenors, altos, and sopranos combine their lung power to make beautiful music as they conclude the first musical production of the season. Choir, along with other musical groups, perform at junior highs and elementary schools in the area. Winter came early this year, at least in the music department. With December 6, the dateg 8 p.m., the time, and Edmonds junior High Auditorium, the location, three long months of work and determination come together to form an evening of enjoyable music. Over 400 members of the student body are participants in some phase of the music scene. Some members have dual roles in ei- ther Choir-Dynamics or Band-Stage Band- Orchestra. A few brave souls are even in three or more parts of the actively melodic music makers. -wwe ,.,. .fc ,-- Violins and cellos put forth mellow tones as the orchestra performs at the first concert of the year. Stage band swings into the season of snow with Spinning Wheel , as recorded by Blood, Sweat, and Tears. This group of select musicians rehearses twice-weekly, after school, to prepare itself for the many performances of the year, Mid-Winter Concert 39