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

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FP's 4 .2 Er 2 12? 'WM i -.,', ,bfi .gate H29 . . ' fi E. '3 Mr. Walter Kunschak, college counselor Service Corps Mr. Rufus Fox, counselor , si M l Jill ,., rr . gin H! M... N3 5 ,,- ' g,, , 2: .W ' - I Q? ' bis., Mr. Robert Boehlke, Mrs. Patricia Bustruck, counselor. girls' counselor. , mu , up i- ' K1 l gif' f. i LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-FRONT ROW: E. Reed, S. Bidne, , .o4,, 5122 K. McCord, R. Erbes. ROW 2: J. Wright, S. Bidne, R. Pavone,J. C . Patterson. ROW 3: K. Phillips, D. Wright, C. Minion, M. Krone- W 1 'V man. BACK ROW: S. Wold, B. Kane, J. Knipe, M. Enslow, D Smith. Mr. Del Schafer, athletic director. Miss Ella Flinspach, librarian. COOKS: Mrs. V. Cottschalk, Mrs. A. Tohuren, Mrs. V. Gilbertson, Mrs. C. Maxfield, Mrs. M. Evans, Mrs. B. Douglas, Mrs. D. Surface, L. Huggler, Mrs. M. Bannick.

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Language Lab Used By All FOREIGN language classes play a great part in the understanding of neighboring countries for Franklin Pierce students. Before learning the language, they first learn about the country itself. A language lab has been set up, and here students get a chance to hear the language spoken and, in turn, they have a chance to speak it themselves. Miss Grace Swan, who teaches Spanish, is the foreign language department head. Mr. John Conant and Mr. Leo Gilman also teach Spanish. Mrs. Sharon Erickson teaches French, while Mr. John Holzberger is the German teacher. The only Latin teacher is Mrs. Elza Simsons. Mrs. Sharon Erickson Mr. John Conant Miss Grace Swan Mr. Leo Gilman Mr. ,lohn Holzberger Mrs. Elza Simsons Language lab is used daily

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Gets Little Recognition From GUIDANCE-FRONT ROW: K. Andres, S. Wood, C. Parcheta, E. Rowe, F. Bedmand, B. Cox, C. Satra. BACK ROW: L. McDowell, D. Skillings, L. Freiter, D. Schuller, M. Kendall, D. Aldrich, C. Walkup. NURSES ASSISTANTS-FRONT ROW: W. Leavitt, M. Winter, L. Barrow, R. Hodorowski. BACK ROW: J. Johnson, C. Merriam, D. Saasen, D. McGowan, J. Lunde. ATTENDANCE-FRONT ROW: L. Koval, ,I. Cousineau, M. Burke, P. Fauske. BACK ROW: M. Blessing, C. Hartman, C. Kugler, V. Peterson, C. Neff. 83 tudents EHIND the scenes there are students who give up study halls to help with the routine tasks necessary to keep the school running smoothly. In the attendance office the clerks spend much time collect- ing attendance slips and record- ing absentees. The girls in the guidance office run errands for the counselors and help with the sophomore and junior testing programs. The student librarians check books in and out and keep files in order. The assistants in the health center have many jobs, from taking temperatures to changing beds. Attendance helper, Charlotte Neff, works diligently on the attendence check. ICE CREAM-FRONT ROW: .l. Kos- telecky. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bosequett, S. Walton, S. Wild,',l. Reynolds, K. Turpin.