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

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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

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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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HE FP band has added school spirit through num- erous events throughtout the year, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Ahrendt. They played at all home basketball and football games and presented fall, winter, and spring concerts. They also took part in a solo-ensemble contest and participated in a band contest with all the bands from the Puget Sound League. Mikkel Thompson, Alan Wolfe, Roberta Soukup and Jeri Cowan made up the String Quartet. They received a superior rating at the Solo and Ensemble contest at Clover Park. They worked as a quartet, but also joined thejunior high strings from time to time to play full orchestra pieces. The over-all general criticism of this year's Select Choir is that they've had a fairly successful year. They sang for the Voice of Democracy assembly, the fall, winter, and spring concerts, and a special Easter concert. They also 1 participated in the Puget Sound League Choral contest. The Silvertones also have had a successful yearf, said Mr. Angelo Manzo, choir director. Among the many orga- nizations for which the Silvertones sang were the Shri- ners, the Morman Church, the Eastern Star organization, the Tacoma Club, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. With the donation from these performances, they bought the material for the Select Choir's girls' dresses and they bought choral shells as a background to provide better acoustics for performances in the gym. The Mixed Chorus, one of the largest choral groups in the history of Franklin Pierce, also performed at school functions. Among them were the Fall Concert, the Voice of Democracy assembly, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Band, Strin uartet, Singin At Seasonal Concerts 9 STRING QUARTET-Mikkel Thompson, Alan Wolfe, Roberts Soukup, Jeri Cowan 114 BAND-FRONT ROW: M. Benson, D. Schnackenberg, l. Calk, S. Willis, A. White, J. Fordice, C. McBride, T. Lewis, R, Davis, D. Neller- moe, P. Doyle, C. Christensen, Mr. Ahrendt. ROW 2: D. Skillings, V. Brown, C. Alexander, S. Smith, L. Glossner, V. Craig, M. Lorenz, P. Peterson, K. Craig, S. Bartholomay, R. Kinsedahl, B. Potter, R. Himes, K. Drewes, N. Fjeran, H. Hansen. ROW 3: T1 Marr, C. Boyce, A. Bex- ton, L. Whiteman, S. Welsh, ,I. Henricksen, C. Ridlon, C. Southworth, L. Little, S. Rau, D. Mackey, G. Wood, J. Kittleson, V. Kittleson, V. Leeper, B. Potter. ROW 4: A. Van Ohlen, R. Riley, G. Alexander, J. Myers, B. Carpenter, T. Moe, L. Hutchison, A. Cail, B. Jones, M. Qunell, L. Har- mon, J. Abbott, D. Haapala, L. Courtwright, B. Stay, C. Smith. BACK ROW: P. Shinn, J. Myers, D. Drews, M. Stuen, K. Korsmo, L. Peterson, C. Benson, C. Stricklin, P. Nesvig, S. Highland, S. Smith, A. Hagen, L. Wood, M. Sheppard, B. Beding, J. Brewer, W. Smithson, S. Hughes.