Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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TRUMPET STAFF .idy Zampardo - Headlines Nineteen members ot the Trumpet staff work all day by giving up their study halls, in the evening and sometimes during their lunch period to put out the bi-monthly publication of Fite news stories. Each year the stalt sends two ot its members to the annual press clinic at the University ot Washington, and takes a field trip to the Tacoma News Tribune. Subsidizing their paper by selling ads and various other money protects, the class and adviser, Mr. Robert Oquist, have worked diligently to attain their past-won honor ot achieving their sixth straight All-American rating from the N.S.P.A. and a Two-Star Sheldon Ensrud - Artist Citation from P.S.S.P. Xnn Pulliam - Mimeograph ROW 'l: McClintock, M. Rivenes, J. Zampardo. ROW 2: S. Ensurd, L. Yoshioka, G. Bean. ROW 3: J. Peterson, M. Lafore, M, Johnson, J. Pulliam, -nice Sweaney - Technical Educ, Karen Reed - C0-Editor Mary Kukowski - Co-Editor - Head Typist Bentley Browning - Minieoscopfv Glenda Bean -- Mimcograph Sports Editor MA Kukowskgl K' Reed, J, Swear-,eyl Mr. Qquisy Janice Peterson - Business Man- ager Mr. Oquist - Advisor

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flarilyn Riyenes - Junior Staff Member John Becker - Publicity Manager l Lois Crawford e Typist Bob Schultz - Photographer Mrs. Cole - Advisor TRCDJAN STAFF Ray Hibray - Junior Stat? ber A lot of Tun and a lot ot work! This is one thing that The Troian staft has discovered this year. Looking for a unique theme and cover and then meeting the deadlines kept The Troian staff working hard. The annual was ex- panded to 72 pages and the page layouts were planned. The i959 Troian was published by American Yearbook Company and the photography was done by Harta of Tacoma, Mr. Frank Gustafson, and Bob Schultz, school photographers. May the pages of this annual call back many happy memories and be an inspiration for great accomplishments. Karen Beksinski - Artist s i 2 i Dallas Blair H Sports Editor J. Sessler, J. Becker, Mrs. Cole, D. Murrey, K. Beksinski, R. Schultz, J. Dunn. Yoshie Kona - Business Manager Diane Murrey - Assistant Editor Joanne Dunn - Editor Jfinice Se55leV - COPY Editor

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x L .fi ' I ' 1 f :map I Y ff ,i ' L .l .. .,. T i v ,. ., ,.: ' il I lll is f', y limi t Nl Al lil' illilil it 1' Fill! .A YL. !lr 5, a iff , Qi 'i . , t 1 ,tt .. 'fill' Nl- l A . ll y limi ttyl' - L T. Errigo, M. Nelson, L. Crawford, K. Donoghue, B. Muir, L. High, B. Browning, Miss LaCasse, Advisor. DEBATE Honorable iudge, worthy opponents, and friends of debate. This is the manner in which each of our debaters began their speeches to wind up a very successful year. This year's debate squad traveled to Sumner, Franklin Pierce, Wilson, Saint Mar- tins, Seattle University, S.P.C., P.L.C., and C.P.S. Traveling to all of these schools, they won several debates and finished their sea- son with a very impressive record. Returning letter winners to the debate team were Barbara Muir and Lois Crawford. However, under the capable coaching of Miss JoAnn LaCasse, the new members on the squad are also to be commended for their excellent work. Senior Debaters, Barbara Muir and Lois Crawford, with Seattle Uni- versity Tournament Debate Trophy.