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

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Micopaeen Again Strives For ll- meriean RODUCING a yearbook requires a great deal of effort and time. Thought and preparation must be given to each page. A great deal of the Work accomplished by the staff was done outside the class- room. Interviews had to be conducted, and pictures of the numerous activities and events of school life had to be taken. Editor Linda Glenewinkle and her assistants, Phyllis Smith and Janice Christen- sen, kept other members ofthe staff busy doing various assignments. Ted Prida, the business manager, handled the sale and distribution of the annuals. Mr. John Eyres, adviser, helped to keep the staff working smoothly. Linda Glenewinkle, editor John Eyres, adviser ANNUAL STAFF-FRONT ROW: M. Lanphere, J. Christensen, L. Glenewinkle, J. Wright. ROW 2: C. Mullen. P. Smith, L. Horner, N. Robinson, L. Boudreaux, K. Morken, J. Henricksen. BACK ROW: B. Matson, B. McCormick, P. James, S. Jackson, M. Blessing. J. Johnson, L. Campbell, G. Hoover. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: K. Morken, G. Hoover, J. Christensen, S. Jackson, P. Smith.

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FF , FH Develop Interesting Projects During Year FFA-BACK ROW: H. Mayer, W. Schneider, E. Davis, B. Johnson, J. Albaugh. ROW 2: D. Rodrick, C. Cadwa, T. Hurd, D. Fromm, L. Cottam, K. Korsmo. ROW 3: A. Susee, D. Ball, G. Steinhoff, D. Hess, T. Ketter, F. Eshpeter, R. Reding, Mr. Owen. BACK ROW: D. Evans, D. Slavens, T. Trewood, D. Roslie, K. Perszyk, A. Bulger, M. Wheelock. FHA-FRONT ROW: M. Carlson, S.. Parker, L. Eshpeter, C. French, J. Christensen. ROW 2: A. Little, B. Brodahl, L. Carlson, L. Herrington, L. Vasquez, N. Schlotterbeck. BACK ROW: C. Kertz- man, R. Davey, D. Novotney, C. Meier, M. Winter, Mrs. Sparks. 111 HE members of FFA learn through experience such things as parliamentary procedures, public speaking and ways to solve farm problems. Each year the FP chapter has certain traditional activities. In October the Harvest Ball was carried out by the boys of FFA. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Chapter Sweetheart, Eileen Davis. In De- cember they held a Christmas party for the members. In April a banquet was held in which the boys received their awards earned during the year. A cruise and a summer camp- ing trip have also been planned. As a special project, a green- house was built for testing the effects of plants being grown in sub-normal conditions. Funds were provided by the Franklin Pierce School District. The members of FHA started the year off with some projects aimed at money making. Among these were selling cookbooks, Christmas settings and selling concessions at games. This year the club was advised by Mrs. Delores Sparks. FHA is for girls who plan to go into the field of Home Economics or those inter- ested in a career of a housewife.

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new system was em- ployed by the Cardinal this year. The Varityper became a permanent addition to the staff. The machine, a 352,400 invest- ment, takes the place of setting metal type. Sue Ballman became the first Hspecial assistant . Her job was to arrange the rough copies into coherent articles. Editor for the first semester was Bill Matson. With the arri- val of the second semester, a new editor, Linda Stalcup, took up the managing position. Kathy Pinder handled the advertising and Doug Hocking and Phil Lewis edited the sports section. Varityper New ddition To Cardinal taff l VARITYPERS-FRONT ROW: M. Smith, A. Arrington. BACK ROW: Bill Matson, editor. -Y L. Townsend, C. Daniel, L. Gwynne. Sue Ballman arranges the newspaper ar tieles. CARDINAL STAFF-FRONT ROW: K. Pinder, K. Halliday, S. Ballman, C. Sharp, J. Langseth, C. Marinacci. ROW 2: C. Stanley, J. Mitchell, B. Jones, J. Patterson, C. Kuper, B. Olson, M. Burke. ROW 3: T. Sinlls. B. Davey, C. 0'Brien, R. Bayer, S. Ruff. BACK ROW: L. Logan, R. Walker, R. Giroux, K. Stixr- Paulson, C. Boers, P. Lewis. 113