Foss High School - Calypso Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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'vor 7- 5 fr, wa Wwmkw, ., . J 'fax ,def M 'M Calypso Staff ln the beginning it was easy . . . there was no room to work, no materials to work with, and no experience. Laughing away their days in carefree banter, the Calypso Staff enjoyed a good first month. 'lihen it hit them layout sheets arrived, men eame from the publishing company and explained their jobs, and they were assigned a room. The staff began to settle down . . . slowly, There were still those days when they quit work early . . . about an hour early . . . or even failed to show up . . . but really, what did it matter? 'lihe deadline was still abstractly far away. Vvhen was it exactly? Well, no one seemed to know, but it wasnlt for a while yet. Not until it loomed before them did the staff realize their fun was over. 'lihey were overdue for a little work, and meanwhile a lot of picture material had passed by unseen, and unrecorded hy a camera. This was the season of hairtearing screams in the dark sleepless nights deadline deadline The day came. Far into the night the suddenly diligent staff struggled with the hopeless. The day passed away ... unmet. Resignation set in, but so also did the determination that it would not happen again. Until then however . . . they took a breather. There was time, but not enough it seemed. Again it sprang unbidden from nowhere, resulting in . . . frantic calls to Harta . . . last minute copy written . .. rewritten .. . typed up ... retyped . .. aspirin consumed by the volume . . . late hours . . . deadline . .. deadline . . . They lost this one a little closer than the last - -f only by days. :Xnd now they were becoming pros ... at handling discourage-ment. But the lesson had been learned. The final deadline was approaching . . . they set to work -ffrr and rnet it on time. The joyful staff erupted into a frenzied, hysterical, celebration. And finally . . . the end result of everything . . . the 1974 Foss Calypso. 'lia da. l ORlfGROL'ND: Lisa Burke, Editor. l.lfl'i'l' TU RIGHT: ROW' UNF: Cindy Nlellonald. Seniors, lieth Vkierson. Photo Chief: l.i1 Nlerrill, Organizations, Joanne lfranklin, Sophomores and wluniors. ROW' TYYU: Diana Fay, .-Xcademiesg Vickie Cirahn, Sophomores and -luniors, Debbie Parrish, Copy, Mike Meinecke. l'hotographer. ROW' 'l'llRl'ilf: Michael liagley, qkrtg Andrea Colby, Business Manage-rg -lana Burk, .Xssociate lfditorg Cathy Carter, Fine Arts, vlohn Hansen, Sports, julie Seibold, Typist. l,isa. ROW TVVU: Andrea, Debbie. FAR l,lfl'i'li: Lisa, Jana. l,l'il'i'l': Advisor lfverett Bedford. ABUVIC: ROW UNF l.il, Cathy, Vicky, Joanne, Mike, .loin