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

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wt, , X Being a stage crew member is one of the utmost jobs of presenting a play. Ierry Wahlstrom, junior, works on setting up props. Spring Play involves I wouldn't want you to think I was backward! Embracing Louise Bendt funderstudyj, Sam Elwonger expresses his feelings. talented hearts- Q 'young and gay' .M-., , y 5 .JG 1 aee of n 8 2 7' a f f y H W K I I , ' 'f'2 , i' 1 Lgf ' z my Certain techniques are used in applying the make-up properly at right, Gina Bailey and Stephanie Bonneau rejoice after learning they're going to Cindy Kemper, sophomore, employs the gooey mess' upon a cast member. be on their own. 64 Spring Play

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Tolo marks zodiac theme p - couples seek fun, fortune ...And love will steer the start. Tolo 1970 is the most exciting dance ever held by Girls' Club. Based around the Zodiac cycle, the theme has an air of the the new genera- tion. Each sign of the Zodiac hangs high upon the walls, glittering in the decor of purple and pink. In a secluded corner lit only by the sparkle of various candles, a fortune-teller pours out fantasies to her contemplating customers. Twelve different Teaming together toward a common goal, these senior boys demonstrate their strength and ability to carry a big fountain through a small, divided doorway. foiling for Tolo, making the Creek decor part of the affair's overwhelming success are spirit- ed seniors Trista Carlson and julie Vallejo. Love will steer the stars, as demonstrated by the stars in the eyes of sophomore Pam Larson and her escort, Rick Scates, senior. types of cakes surround the room, each decorated with a sign of the Zodiac. Bursts of colors flash throughout the room as the sign of the sun glares down upon its wor- shipers. Saving the maxi-dressed girls from getting the edges of dresses soaked, the chaperones make last minute attempts to mop up the water from a leaking foun- tain. Flounclering through the many pre- paration, head chairmen Sue Elvrum and Carolyn Kallstrom, work arduously for two months preceeding the big event. Working together and taking much per- sonal time makes Tolo 1970 a wonderful memory. is A Q M ftftte 5 1' 9

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RV? Skjwqpl 'l by Emily Kimbrough is tearfully frightened as she thinks the chair which Later, to Emily's relief, the admiral enters to congratulate her as she un- she threw into the water to help a man overboard, hit and killed him. veiled the identity ofastowaway. Steward .......,.. Mrs. Skinner ...... Cornelia Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough .. Purser ,....... ,. Stewardess ..,... Dick Winters .... Admiral . ....,., . Harriet St. john .. . Drama Department presents 1970's Spring Play: 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' ....jim Ackley ...,....SueLeVon ....,....GinaBailey .Stephanie Bonneau Louise Bendt ... . .Randy Kocher . . . , .Yvonne Roehl ...,Sam Elwonger ......John Carroll . . . . .Donna Edgerton Winitred Blaugh .. . Leo McEvoy ..,... Inspector ....... Therese ......... Madam Elise .,.... Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner ... Properties Chairman Stage Manager .... Make up .......,.. Stephanie Scoles . . .Ken Crandall . .Nancy Cooper . . . .Linda Merriman ,Glenda Hamlin . , .Mike Copley ....Jim Ackley .Colleen Walker Ierry Wahlstrom ...jamie Hunter Tickets ...... Ushers ...... Sound Effects Costumes . . . Lighting . . . Publicity . . . Programs .... Director ........ ...., Asst Director . Q- .......Becky Lee . .Connie Poudray . . . ...... Debbie Todd .Pam Christensen .........,Barry LeVon ...........SunnyMoore ... .Debbie Youngkrantz .Miss Elaine Klein ... .... Mr. Don Haase Student Director ., . ...... Carla White Spring Play 65