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

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Providing good time for Upon the boys losing the canned food drive, senior Neal Baker receives a pie-in- Enthusiastically, Doug Roberts, junior horn-blower, is again stirring up the-face from Barb Miller, senior, Girls' Club treasurer. pep for a game. i g . o sig if SN? -f 6 N- MrC.iLLlU ggi ii gprep 56 Activities

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Making a true Christmas spirit available to many who had not been able to develop one on their own, the opera Amahl and the Night Visitors seemed to fill a void in the season. Arnahl is a story of a young, crippled shepherd boy and his mother who are visited by the three kings on their way to find the Christ child. The villagers visit Amahl's home to see the strange guests, and bring both food and entertainment. In the end, Amahl offers his crutch for the Child and regains the power to walk. Truly a miracle, this. Ed Aliverti and frank DeMiero worked hard along with every- one else getting ready for the production of Terrace's three week wonder. ,Q nk it Amahl asks the valley people to come see the kings and bring what food they can. While there, the peasants do one of their native dances to entertain the kings and celebrate the guests' arrival. - Terrace's three week miracle fills season Shocking is the first confrontation between on of the three kings, senior Cecil Boot, and Amahl, played by se- Collecting the offerings of the neighbor niors Bonnie Costa and Mark Erickson, as shown on the faces of all concerned. children is Amahl, Senior Mark Erickson. Winter Musical 55

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all, assemblies instill spirit, produce laughter X A ' . K fr rfxwvt N i',P7iJ', ' K 2 i Starting a short-lived trend at Terrace, many enthusiastic athletes have started a unique pep club of their own. Wearing white shirts and carrying a storming voice, these boys led by senior Neal Baker fully supported their fellow athletes in the winter season. Activities 57 ii