Franklin Pierce High School - Micopacen Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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DEDICATION This year, we, the staff of the 1950 FORESTER, wish to ded- icate this annual to the Student Body of the Pierce High School for making this annual possible, It was through their cooperation and support, that we were able to turn out such a good annual. The many pictures, articles, snapshots, etc. were all done on their behalf,and without their cooperation they would not have been pos- sible. As you probably know, this year our annual staff did not have an advisor. In the past, it has usually been the work of the ad- visor te turn out the annual with very little cooperation from the students. But, this year, student, teacher, and staff member alike all played their parts and played them exceedingly well, what you find on the following pages of this yearbook is the finished pro- duct, and we hope it will recall the school year of 1949-50 for you over and over again in the future very accurately. If it does that, we will have succeeded in our purpose and achieved our goal. Yes, this year, as the annual staff dedicates this annual to the entire Student Body, the Pierce High School takes a great deal of pride in announcing the fact that every page of this book is the work of the students. May the Student Bodies in the years to come at P. H, S. look back at our experience this year,and benefit from it. 4-,

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SUPERlNTENDENT'S M SSAGE nLeugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone, For this brave old world must borrow its mirth, But has trouble enough of its own.n To the ones who are leaving these hallowed halls of learning this ycar, I wish to state the following: you have been a truly wonderful class, you have always cooperated 1001 in all things we have asked you to do, and cooperation is one of the most important things that are acquired in school. You have, indeed, learned your lesson very well. , To the people who will be with us here next year, I wish to say this: I am looking forward to working with you again. These have been very enjoyable days that we have all spent together, and I only hope that the days in the coming future with you will be just as enjoyable as those in the past have been. Again, I bid e farewell to the people leaving and welcome to those who are staying. Good luck to all of you! Myron L. Hunt, Superintendent of Pierce Schools.