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

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I l GIRLS' CLUB CABINET-FRONT ROW: C. Tommervik, J. Lang- ston, J. Eklund, P. Gerla. D. Officer. BACK ROW: R. Cilbertson, M. seth, L. Freiter. C. Bottiger. ROW 2: P. Clark, P. Kimbrough, C. John- Espeseth, N. Dimond, D. Lind. S. Parker. Girls' Club, O-Ki-Hi Combine For Tolo IRL'S Club was set up to give every girl in the school a chance to belong to a club. lt is also like a service club in many respects: It hosts the Father-Daughter ban- quet and the Mother-Daughter Tea. Girl's Club also gives a scholarship to some deserving girls. In cooperation with 0-Ki-Hi, they sponsor the Tolo annually in November. At Christmas they had a project with O-Ki-Hi to earn money for an orphan home. Girl's Club also presented 3,550 for beautification of the school. This year's officers were Lynette Freiter. presidentg Caryl Bottiger, secretaryg and Carol Tommervik, treas- urer. To end an eventful year., the new officers for next year were selected at a special installation. Due to the work and efforts of the members and advis ers of O-Ki-Hi, a highly successful year has been com pleted. ln September, O-Ki-Hi held its annual recognition cere- mony to welcome new girls. Also, this impressive ceremo- ny gave all members-new and old-a better understand- ing of the purposes of 0-Ki-Hi. O-Ki-Hi gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and worked with the Girl's Club to earn money for an orphan home as their Christmas project. Leading the club were Rose Gilbertson, presidentg Rose Sherry, vice presidentg Teri Ellis, treasurerg Joan Whit- esel, special servicesg Jeanne Hansen, secretaryg and Laurel Harmon, publicity. Mrs. Bustruck. adviser 101

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Ta-Wan-Ka Again Sponsors Homecomin TA-WAN-KA-FRONT ROW: C. Tommervik. L. Courtwright,J. Lingbloom, N. Dimond. ROW 2: J. Whitesel, L. Thompson. L. Whitfield, C. Carlson, S. Nelson, J. Eklund, Mrs. Elder. Row 3: L. Sousley, S. Jordan, S. Smith. L. Freiter. P. Meade, K. Kamcheff, C. Marks. BACK ROW: C. Salzman. L. Harmon. C. Bottiger, J. Smith,J. Hansen, C. Alexander. HE service club of Frank- lin Pierce. Ta-Wan-Ka, is a rela- tively small club. Its 24 members have been chosen for this club on the basis of scholastic achieve- ments and their school partici- pation. As in the preceding years, Ta-Wan-Ka undertook the job of Homecoming. It was financed through selling concessions at games and selling popcorn balls. Another activity of Ta-Wan-Ka was HPeanut Pal Week when the members exchanged gifts and gimicks secretly. Mrs. Rickert. adviser O-KI-HI CABINET-FRONT ROW: R. Gilbertson. ROW 2: T. Ellis. R. Sherry, J. Whitesel. BACK Mrs. Wake adviser ROW: J. Hansen. L. Harmon. 100

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SPANISH CLUB-FRONT ROW: D. Drewes, B. Stay, S. White, H. Mayer. ROW 2: M. Long- worth, R. Vasquez, K. Morris, L. Boone, R. Simp- son, R. Holmes. ROW 3: D. Mayer, M. Coates, Latin Club Rates 2nd In M. Hildebrand, G. Smith, B. McCormick, D. Smith. BACK ROW: T. Marr, S. Harshman, D. Anderson, S. Highland, O. Hamilton, T. Brewer. kit Contest LATIN CLUB-FRONT ROW: P. Pailca, K. Haglund, J. Cowan, R. Kinkade, D. Goheen, G. Kuzmanich, R. Coleman, Mrs. Simsons. Himes, C. Tuller. BACK ROW: S. McLaren, L. Stalcllp, J. Clak, M. 102