Federal Way High School - Secoma Yearbook (Federal Way, WA)

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Sesame Zcdldefza EDITOR-ftop left, : Helen Herr. ADVISER-Mr. Harris. ADVERTISING STAFF-Standing: Adrian Berglund, Eddie Englund, jim Lawson, john Benton, Darwin Davis. Seated: Joan Lindstrand, Naoma Durnell, Diane Siler, Associate Editor, Arlene Parker. ASSISTANT ADVISER-Mrs. Aldridge. LITERARY EDITOR-Davie Joy Adams. TYPISTS and LITERARY STAFF-Standing: Arlene Parker, Niarcellyn Barnett, Dolores Higdon. Seated: Gail Fields, Mary Anne Samuel, Marvis Bauer, Shirley lwasaki. BUSINESS STAFF and PHOTOGRAPHY-Phillip Poppleton, Verla Brin- son, Don Van Volkenburg, Dorothy Chamberlain, Photographers, Shirley Iwasaki, Business Manager, Shirley Houghton, Assistant Business Manager. NOT IN PICTURE-Bob Wehrer, Art Editor and Jo Anne Gronley, Photography.

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X sl 1 I MR. GLENN Mr. T. Glenn, affectionately known to the students as Skipper, died early on the morning of February 8. Having been a bus driver at Federal Way for ten years, Skipper holds a place in the hearts of many students. Besides the students who regularly rode his bus, many others remember this good-natured man as he joined in the fun while driving a bus to and from games. We will remember Mr. Glenn as a kind and friendly person. MISS HOLMSTROM On january l2, the pupils and alumni of Federal Way lost one of their finest friends and teachers, Miss Hanny Holmstrom, , XX. ln her many years of teaching she gave her pupi-ls. agsurance, confidence and love. Her reward was observing the development of her many stwudents into worthy citizens. i The closing of school on the Monday after her death was a small token of the appreciation she deserved. As the memory of her is so strong, she will always linger in our hearts as a part of Federal Way.

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Above from left to right are: Bredl. Valento, Walvoord. Hunter, Demaree, Rniley, Sims. Cizunem shy are Davis, Kuhn, and Warren. Lower, left to right: Crowston, Sherrard, Altman. Nlclnlosh, lfischer. Slmupp, unnl Sdu.mu-rlmrn 464 6024 These bus drivers did a fine job in transporting the many pupils to and from school. Our eleven buses make from 4 to 6 trips daily. They covered approximately 230 miles each day. Their responsibility was greatly increased by the double shifting in the grade school. ' a Under the expert management of Nliss Grace Fischer, our cafeteria served delicious, well-balanced meals to approximately 700 students each day. With the help of 3 cooks, a cashier-bookkeeper and 30 students under lVliss l7ischer's supervision, the lunch was served to the high school for 20 cents. A new feature in the cafeteria this year was the soft ice cream machine. The cafeteria staff is to be congratulated on the excellent job they did this year. ii