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

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vm. 'ii'-Mal .1 'Sli' VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY J.V. CROSS COUNTRY STATISTICS SCORES vlountlake Terrace Inglemoor Mountlake Terrace 46 Lynnwood 37 Lflountlake Terrace Seattle Prep Inglem00l'C 37 Mariner Mountlake Terrace 78 Seattle Prep 39 vlountlake Terrace Bellingham Mariner 21 viountlake Terrace Everett 117 Snohomish Mountlake Terrace 33 Bellingham 22 B1anchet24 Sehome Mountlake Terrace 139 Everett 106 vlountlake Terrace Cascade Sehome 83 vlountlake Terrace Edmonds 65 Meadowdale Mountlake Terrace 48 SU0h0mlSh 53 W Woodway Mountlake Terrace 109 Blanchet 15 Cascade I8 Edmonds Invitational Cross Country Woodway 107 Meadowdale 42 Relay Meet Lynnwood 84 Edmonds 29 Mountlake Terrace 31 of48 schools Western Conference Meet Mountlake Terrace 10 of 12 schools WCSICFU Conference Meet N01-thwest District Meet Mountlake Terrace9 of 12 schools Mountlake Terrace 6 ol9 schools TOP RIGHT, Joining the varsity cross country squad for their first year is the JV squad, com- peting in a triangular meet against Prep and Blanchet. Frank DeMiero, music director, triggers the start for the 2 V2 mile run. BOTTOM RIGHT, Developing juniors and sophomores practice to build depth and agility in a young squad. Team members shown are Chuck Dolan, Ron Dale, 'Bob Batson, Jack Rogers, John Lavell, Travis Macy, 'Tim Rau- scher, Ron Watters, Eugene Brandt, 'Steve Clark, Dugan Lange. Members not shown are Jim Quintel, Scott Lange, Terry Fitzsimmons, Hugh Merriman, John Reese, and Peter Evans. 'Indicates early season participant. 44212 ' 9 'zff!,',,, . a v--,. Cross Country 13

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2 Country 514 s -Ni Developing young squad promises more for future TOP LEFT, Setting the pace deep in his mind, senior Jim Quintel, cap- tain, competes in the Edmonds Invitational Cross Country Meet in which forty-eight schools took part. BOTTOM LEFT, Exhausted Jim Quintel is starving for his next breath after a country run in invitational competition. BOTTOM RIGHT, Coach Wayne King, industrial arts instructor, sways with each tum as he outlines the course with the tip ofhis pen for Jack Rogers,junior, and Chuck Dolan, sophomore. elm . i, , Ml: ..

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ALUMNI'S TIME Emperor sets pace as spirit rules Homecomin 8 as P ,,,,, , WWWQI, ., ,., I4 Homecoming MQ --at TOP LEFT, Being challenged by pans of Homecoming jello, Mike Taylor senior, Dan Campbell, junior, and Tracy Farrar, sophomore champion plunge open-mouthed into the foamy mess, TOP RIGHT, Oratorically speaking to fans at the Homecoming assembly Emperor Smith, KJR disc jockey, announces Hawks will trounce Warriors BOTTOM LEFT, Seniors display a wilo show of frenzy and spirit at the pe assembly by throwing handfulls ofconfetti. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP, Performing surgery to create a Superhawk,' juniors Renee Burgoyne, Karen Stenger, Diane Beam, Wendy Martin, ani Vickey Haden feldt eagerly await the results. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT, Juniors Vickey Hadenfeldt and Debbi Engel prepare the balloon-in Iested VeeWee for the car caravan. OPPOSITE PAGli, BOTTOM RIGIIT, A highly spirited group, the volun leer pep band plays an original number, directed by Jim Locke, senior.