Daily Bulletin
Welcome to Franklin Pierce High School's Daily Bulletin page. The Daily Bulletin is read to students over the intercom during first period every day. Posted here daily as well, bulletins are generally retained on the site for two to three weeks.
December 4 - 8
friday
Today is a B-Day. Today and Monday we’ll will be on our regular Cardinal Connections schedule.
Hey Cardinals! It’s our Winter Wishes Countdown, and there are only 5 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard. How is your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
Today is Froyo Friday, so be sure to stop by during your lunch for some yummy Black Bear frozen yogurt! Cost is $4 per cup.
Get your “Acts” together! The long-awaited talent show is finally back. Singing, dancing, magic, acting out a skit — on stage with a friend or going solo — the floor is yours! Interested in auditioning? Sign up in room 702 or look out for our QR codes throughout campus this week. Auditions will be held on Thursday and Friday after winter break. Let the show begin!
Hey BSU Members! Don't forget we have a meeting next Monday, December 11th, from 3-4:30 in room 803. We're going to discuss a holiday get together, and other events for the year so bring your ideas!
Just a quick reminder for those students planning to go to Harvard for Winter Wishes . . . your completed permission slips are due back next Tuesday, December 12th.
Hey Cards! Gear up for an afternoon of fun and excitement next Thursday, December 14th, at the National Honor Society’s Wheel of Fortune Night. Challenge yourself with a variety of exciting games inspired by Wheel of Fortune and other classic board games. Bring some cash to fuel your excitement with some delicious concessions and brace yourselves for a live word selection featuring a special guest. Grab a friend and come spin it to win it. Hope to see you there on the 14th!
The BSU and Drama Club are proud to announce their partnership for the next drama production: Stage Black written by Lydia R. Diamond. Auditions will be held next Thursday and Friday right after school and during Cardinal Connections in room 803. Please prepare a 1-minute dramatic monologue of your choice. Parts for the play will be posted right outside the office and in the 800 hallway.
Hey winter athletes! DECA is hosting another Media Day on December 15th and 16th! You can purchase a package at the bookkeeper with cash or card — or pay cash at the door!
And another senior reminder — this from Jostens: The fall deadline for ordering your cap & gown is December 10th. Ordering by this date will lock in the lowest available pricing for your regalia.
In sports . . .
The girls bowling team barely missed knocking off 1st place Washington last night as they came up just 13 pins short, losing 1649 to 1662 overall. It was a great night for the Cards as they were led by “Sunny D” Seng with a 178 match PR and Payton “The PAYDAY” Allard with a 162. Nancy “The Na-na-na-na-na-na” Salvador made another PR with a 130 while Anna “Goodest” Good had her own PR again with a 122. Great work ladies and enjoy your well-deserved weekend — three matches next week, so rest up!
The Wrestling Team opened their season last night with wins over Orting and Clover Park High School. In the opening match of the night, the Cardinals closed the match with 5 straight pins by Jimmy Amadeo, Dustin Wallace, Fernando Trujillo Alvez, Oscar Mallow Pasekel, and Dawan Johnson to knock off the #1 ranked team in the State. They followed that up with a dominating win over Clover Park High School.
Playing today . . .
Boys Basketball vs Foss @ FP, C-team plays at 3:30, JV at 5:15 and Varsity at 7
Varsity Girls Basketball vs Foss @ FP, 5:15 pm
And on Saturday . . .
Boys Basketball vs Emerald Ridge @ Emerald Ridge, C-Team plays at 11 am, JV at 12:30 and Varsity at 2:30
Wrestling participates in the Gator Invite @ Decatur High School, 9 am
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you had a magic wand, what’s one thing you’d change about the world?
THURSDAY
Today is an A-Day. Today and tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections schedule.
Hey Cardinals! It’s our Winter Wishes Countdown! There are only 6 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard — how is your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
There will be an Arm-Wrestling Club meeting after school today in Ms. Gese’s room.
Craft Club will be meeting today after school. Join us for a winter-themed craft.
The National Honor Society will also meeting today at 2:50 in room 1203. We hope to see you there!
Get your “Acts” together! The long-awaited talent show is finally back. Singing, dancing, magic, acting out a skit — on stage with a friend or going solo — the floor is yours! Interested in auditioning? Sign up in room 702 or look out for our QR codes throughout campus this week. Auditions will be held on Thursday and Friday after winter break. Let the show begin!
Gear up for an afternoon of fun and excitement at the upcoming Wheel of Fortune Night presented by the National Honor Society next Thursday, December 14th! Join us in the cafeteria from 3 to 4:45 PM. Challenge yourself with a variety of exciting games inspired by Wheel of Fortune and other classic board games. Don't forget to bring cash to fuel your excitement with the delicious concessions offered during the event. Also, brace yourselves for a live word selection featuring the special guest from the show, Vana, who will be there to pick out the words live, adding an extra level of thrill. Gather your friends and come spin it to win it on December 14th. Hope to see you there!
Hey Seniors! Don’t forget to send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
And another senior reminder — this from Jostens: The fall deadline for ordering your cap & gown is December 10th. Ordering by this date will lock in the lowest available pricing for your regalia.
In sports . . .
Girls Bowling vs WHS @ Paradise Bowl, 2:30 pm
Wrestling vs Orting & Clover Park @ Clover Park, 5:30 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you were a character in a video game, what would your special abilities be?
wednesday
Today is a B-Day. Today is early release Wednesday, with school dismissing at 1:15. Tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections schedule.
Hey Cardinals! It’s our Winter Wishes Countdown! There are only 7 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard — how is your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
The Life in Christ club will be meeting after school today in room 1304. Stop by for pizza and Bible study. All are welcome.
There will be an Arm-Wrestling Club meeting after school on Thursday, in Ms. Gese’s room.
Get your “Acts” together! The long-awaited talent show is finally back. Singing, dancing, magic, acting out a skit — on stage with a friend or going solo — the floor is yours! Interested in auditioning? Sign up in room 702 or look out for our QR codes throughout campus this week. Auditions will be held on Thursday and Friday after winter break. Let the show begin!
Hey Seniors! Don’t forget to send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
And another senior reminder — this from Jostens: The fall deadline for ordering your cap & gown is December 10th. Ordering by this date will lock in the lowest available pricing for your regalia.
In sports . . .
The girls’ bowling team was able to do the unthinkable last night as they took down the Steilacoom Sentinels, winning every game. The Cards were led by senior Esperanza “The Bru-haha” Behm with a 159 and junior Kimberly “The Cannonball” Thach with a 158. Emily “The Sassafrass” Salmoran also had a phenomenal 131. The JV lost a close one led by Ana Zamarron with a 108 and Nancy “The Na-na-na-na-na-na” Salazar with a PR 101. The Lady Cards take on Washington tomorrow in an effort to move up in league standings.
Playing today . . .
Girls Basketball vs Stadium @ FP, JV plays at 5:15 and Varsity at 7
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?
tuesday
Today is an A-Day. Today we’ll be on Cardinal Connections schedule; tomorrow is early release Wednesday, with school dismissing at 1:15.
Hey Cardinals! It’s our Winter Wishes Countdown! There are only 8 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard — how is your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
There will be an NICC meeting after school today in Ms. Pascal’s room, 1608.
The Life in Christ club will be meeting this Wednesday, December 6th, after school in room 1304. Stop by for pizza and Bible study. All are welcome.
Get your “Acts” together! The long-awaited talent show is finally back. Singing, dancing, magic, acting out a skit — on stage with a friend or going solo — the floor is yours! Interested in auditioning? Sign up in room 702 or look out for our QR codes throughout campus this week. Auditions will be held on Thursday and Friday after winter break. Let the show begin!
Hey Seniors! Don’t forget to send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
And another senior reminder — this from Jostens: The fall deadline for ordering your cap & gown is December 10th. Ordering by this date will lock in the lowest available pricing for your regalia.
In sports . . .
Boys Basketball vs Steilacoom @ Steilacoom, JV plays at 5:15 and Varsity at 7
Girls Basketball vs Steilacoom @ FP, JV plays at 5:15 and Varsity at 7
Bowling vs Steilacoom @ Paradise Bowl, 2:30 pm
Wrestling vs WHS @ PLU, 7 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What is a hobby or interest that brings you joy?
monday
Today is a B-Day. Today and tomorrow we’ll be on Cardinal Connections schedule.
Hey Cardinals! It’s our Winter Wishes Countdown! There are only 9 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard, so how’s your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
The GSA will meet after school today in room 703. Be there or be square!
Latinos Unidos will be meeting at 3 pm today in room 404.
Get your “Acts” together! The long-awaited talent show is finally back. Singing, dancing, magic, acting out a skit — on stage with a friend or going solo — the floor is yours! Interested in auditioning? Sign up in room 702 or look out for our QR codes throughout campus this week. Auditions will be held on Thursday and Friday after winter break. Let the show begin!
Hey Seniors! Don’t forget to send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
And another senior reminder — this from Jostens: The fall deadline for ordering your cap & gown is December 10th. Ordering by this date will lock in the lowest available pricing for your regalia.
In sports . . .
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts tomorrow, December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What does a sense of belonging mean to you?
November 27 - December 1
friday
Today is an A-Day. Today and Monday we’ll be on Cardinal Connections schedule.
Hey Cardinals! It’s our Winter Wishes Countdown! There are only 10 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard, so how’s your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
Extra, extra! The Tuffy Tribune just released its latest edition. Please check your student email to read about celebrity obsession, learn about Latinos Unidos, and complete the mini crossword. As per tradition, the first one to submit a screenshot of their finished crossword gets a small prize! We hope you enjoy!
Just a reminder to students participating in our partnership with Summit Library’s Virtual Teen Council that we will be meeting in the library during advisory today. The council is open to students ages 13-18 and volunteer service hours are available. Questions? Email lferguson@pcls.us or see Ms. Goodrum in the library.
Today is Froyo Friday, so be sure to stop by during your lunch for some yummy Black Bear frozen yogurt! Cost is $4 per cup.
The Arm-wrestling Club will meet after school today in Ms. Gese’s room.
The GSA will meet after school on Monday in room 703. Be there or be square!
Hey Seniors! Don’t forget to send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! If you took senior photos this year and would like them to replace your school photo in the yearbook, now is your chance. These pictures must be high quality photos and school appropriate — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
In sports . . .
The girls bowling team almost pulled off a miraculous comeback after a slow start against the Orting Cardinals but came up short a few pins in the final game. The Cards were led by Kimber Kim Thach with a 162, Amirrah “The Avalanche” Brown with a 153, and Sunny “D Plus Calcium” Seng with a 146. The Varsity also rolled a huge 190 baker game to bring them within 9 pins. The JV bowled well and were led by freshman Ana “The Pinblaster” Good with a personal best 123. Nice job ladies and have a great weekend.
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
No games today, but on Saturday . . .
Wrestling competes in the Patriot Dome Classic @ WHS, 9 am
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you won a shopping spree at ANY store, which one would it be?
thursday
Today is a B-Day. Today and tomorrow we’ll be on Cardinal Connections schedule.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that salmon holds great cultural and spiritual significance for many Native American tribes in Washington State, including the Yakama, Nez Perce, and Nisqually tribes. These tribes have deep-rooted connections to salmon, considering them not only a vital food source but also a symbol of life, sustenance, and renewal. The annual salmon runs have historically shaped the way of life for these tribes and continue to be an essential part of their cultural practices.
Hey Cardinals! It’s the start of our Winter Wishes Countdown! There are only 11 more school days until we take all our warm winter wishes to the students at Harvard. How’s your advisory doing supporting your adopted class?
The NICC is having a Fry Bread sale today during all three lunches. Native Fry Bread recipes have been passed down from generation to generation and are a staple at any Powwow. If you preordered your Fry Bread, just stop by our table in the foyer to pick up your order. We will also be selling today, but you do risk our running out. Cost is $5.
National Honor Society will be meeting in Ms. Thoburn's room, 1203, after school today to work on our upcoming school event.
Hey Cards!! If you are interested in Book Club, we are having our first meeting after school today in Ms. Thoburn's room, 1203. We will be discussing what book to read next month, as well as getting to know everyone. Hope to see you there.
Craft Club will also be meeting today after school. Come join us and get creative!
Breaking news! The latest edition of the Tuffy Tribune will be released tomorrow morning. Read a review of the school play, pick the best hand turkey, and play the games at the bottom of the page. Keep an eye out for an email in your inbox or an announcement on Canvas.
Just a reminder to students participating in our partnership with Summit Library’s Virtual Teen Council that we will be meeting in the library this Friday during advisory. The council is open to students ages 13-18 and volunteer service hours are available. Questions? Email lferguson@pcls.us or see Ms. Goodrum in the library.
The Arm-wrestling Club will meet this Friday, December 1st, in Ms. Gese’s room after school.
Hey Seniors! Don’t forget to send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! If you took senior photos this year and would like them to replace your school photo in the yearbook, now is your chance. These pictures must be high quality photos and school appropriate — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
From the CCC . . .
Representatives from TAPCO Credit Union will be here in Corrigan room 119 during lunches to help with resumes. Juniors and Seniors may sign up with Mrs. Bruinsma in the CCC.
In sports . . .
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
And playing today . . .
Boys’ Basketball vs Orting @ FP, JV & C-Teams play at 5:15 and Varsity at 7
Girls’ Basketball vs Orting @ Orting, C-Team plays at 3:30, JV at 5:15 and Varsity at 7
Bowling vs Orting @ Daffodil Lanes, 3 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What is your signature dance move?
WEDNESDAY
Today is an A-Day. Today and tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections schedule. There is no early release today.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that approximately 167 indigenous languages are spoken today in the US, and it's estimated that only 20 of these languages will remain by 2050. Navajo is the most widely spoken Native American language, with 170,000 speakers, but even with this number, the Navajo language doesn't make it into the top 25 languages spoken in the US.
The Life in Christ Club will be meeting today after school in room 1304. Stop by for pizza and Bible study. All are welcome!
NHS will be meeting in Ms. Thoburn's room, 1203, after school today and tomorrow from 2:50-3:30. Please come to discuss our December event!
Hey Cards!! If you are interested in Book Club, we are having our first meeting after school on Thursday in Ms. Thoburn's room, 1203. We will be discussing what book to read next month, as well as getting to know everyone. Hope to see you there.
The NICC is having a Fry Bread sale tomorrow, Thursday, November 30th, during all three lunches. Native Fry Bread recipes have been passed down from generation to generation and are a staple at any Powwow. Similar to the "elephant ear," Fry Bread is a flat dough bread that magically puffs like little pillows of happiness when fried! You can preorder your Fry Bread from the bookkeeper, then stop by our table in the foyer to pick up your order. We will also sell the day of, but you do risk our running out. Cost is $5.
Just a reminder to students participating in our partnership with Summit Library’s Virtual Teen Council that we will be meeting in the library this Friday during advisory. The council is open to students ages 13-18 and volunteer service hours are available. Questions? Email lferguson@pcls.us or see Ms. Goodrum in the library.
The Arm-wrestling Club will meet this Friday, December 1st, in Ms. Gese’s room after school.
Hey Seniors! A friendly reminder from the FPHS Yearbook Staff . . . Send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! If you took senior photos this year and would like them to appear in the yearbook (replacing your school photo), now is your chance. These pictures must be high quality photos and school appropriate — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
From the CCC . . .
Interested in what Boeing may have to offer? Ask them! A representative from Boeing will be here today during lunches in the Commons.
In sports . . .
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
Yesterday the FP girls bowling team beat the Fife Trojans 1556 to 1411 led by the trifecta of Kim “The Commander” Thach with a 207, Amirrah “The Armadillo” Brown with a 168, and Payton “Payday” Allard with a 167. The JV lost a close one to Fife and were led by freshman Ana “The Zensation” Zamaron with a 134 and Emily “The Yakisoba” Salmoran with a 132. The C-team won with style led by Chanthrea Choum and Melanie Salmoran. Next up is Orting tomorrow. Let’s get another win Cards!
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you were a star of a reality TV show, what would it be about?
tuesday
Today is a B-Day. Today and tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections. There is no early release this Wednesday.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and are you familiar with these famous Native Americans: Jim Thorpe, a member of the Sac and Fox Nation, was considered one of the greatest athletes of all time, particularly football and track; Maria Tallchief of the Osage nation was considered America’s first major prima ballerina; astronaut John Herrington (Chickasaw Nation) became the first enrolled member of a Native American tribe to fly in space; and Billy Frank Jr. (Nisqually) was Native American environmental leader and advocate for treaty rights, particularly as related to fishing.
Attention Powerlifters! We will have a short meeting in Mr. Quill’s room, 1304, right after school today to discuss our upcoming mock Powerlifting meet and future actual meets. We will also go over powerlifting competition rules and standards. Any lifters interested in competing must attend.
Hey Seniors! A friendly reminder from the FPHS Yearbook Staff . . . Send your senior portraits to the Yearbook as soon as possible! If you took senior photos this year and would like them to appear in the yearbook (replacing your school photo), now is your chance. These pictures must be high quality photos and school appropriate — no mirror pics, selfies, or distracting filters. They must be clear, close-up and only have the senior in the photo. Send your photo files to FPHS_yearbook@fpschools.org or talk to Ms. Rice in room 801 — a yearbook staff member will get back to you if your photo doesn't meet standards.
In sports . . .
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
Playing today . . .
Bowling vs Fife @ Secoma Lanes, 2:30 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you could have a conversation with any animal, which one would it be, and what would you ask?
monday
Today is an A-Day. Today and tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that many states, cities, lakes, rivers, mountains and other places have been named using words, or variations on words, Europeans heard spoken by local tribes, for example: Seattle from Sealth, Tacoma from Tahoma, Kitsap, Palouse, and La Push.
Reminder to students taking the STAMP test, that it begins today, and those of you who are in the first round, should already be in the Corrigan Room. You would have been sent an email or received a handout with this information.
There will be an Adventure Club meeting after school today in room 1601. We will be discussing our trip to Greenwater Lakes on Saturday, December 2nd, including departure times, expectations, and permission forms.
Latinos Unidos will be meeting today at 3 pm in 404. See you there!
In sports . . .
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What’s your go-to karaoke song?
November 20-24
friday
thursday
wednesday
Today we are on a 3.5-hour early release for our special Wellness Day. No school Thursday or Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday, then we’ll be back at it on Monday with an A-Day.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that during raids of other tribes, warriors of the Plains considered it a great honor if they were able to ride by their enemies and touch them (not kill them). This was called “Counting Coup” and was more highly regarded than injuring their enemy.
Just a reminder to those students who park in the student parking lot that after school, all student traffic must exit the parking lot via the access road behind the gym.
Attention Cards! The Tuffy Tribune is looking for the best hand-turkeys in town. Make your hand-turkey, like the one you made as a kid, and submit it to Tuffy Tribune on Instagram or email it to Tuffy Tribune in your student email. The hand-turkey voted best design will get a full-size candy bar prize.
There will be an Adventure Club meeting next Monday, November 27th, after school in room 1601. We will be discussing our trip to Greenwater Lakes on Saturday, December 2nd, including departure times, expectations and permission forms.
In sports . . .
Attention Ladies! If you are interested in playing flag football, our season starts December 5th! Make sure to sign up in Final Forms. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Coach Baumer.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What are you most thankful for?
tuesday
Today is a B-Day. Tomorrow we will have a 3.5-hour early release with a special schedule. You will begin your day tomorrow in Cardinal Connections.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that the Seattle Seahawk logo and design on their jersey collar and pant leg are inspired by Northwest Coast Native American artwork designs?
Just a reminder to those students who park in the student parking lot that after school, all student traffic must exit the parking lot via the access road behind the gym.
Attention Cards! The Tuffy Tribune is looking for the best hand-turkeys in town. Make your hand-turkey, like the one you made as a kid, and submit it to Tuffy Tribune on Instagram or email it to Tuffy Tribune in your student email. The hand-turkey voted best design will get a full-size candy bar prize.
In sports . . .
The FP girls bowling team easily beat the Clover Park Timberwolves 1574 to 1315. The Cards were led by Amirrah “The Albatross” Brown with a 157 and Kimberly “The Kodiak Bear” Thach with a 157 of her own. Emily “The Emu” Salmoran came in clutch as a sub with a huge personal record 145. The JV also won their match and were led by the senior power of Esperanza “The Eaglet” Behm with a 112. The C-team dominated thanks to Nadiia ”The Narwhal” Kraplach and her personal record 118. Well done ladies! Next up today is the White River Hornets @ Paradise Bowl, 2:30 pm. Let’s get another win!
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . Are you a glass half full or glass half empty type of person?
monday
Today is an A-Day. Today and tomorrow we will be on Cardinal Connections schedule.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that many cities now celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day in October rather than Columbus Day, choosing to recognize the original occupants of the lands that make up the United States.
Attention Cards! The Tuffy Tribune is looking for the best hand-turkeys in town. Make your hand-turkey, like the one you made as a kid, and submit it to Tuffy Tribune on Instagram or email it to Tuffy Tribune in your student email. The hand-turkey voted best design will get a full-size candy bar prize.
In sports . . .
Bowling vs Clover Park @ Bowlero Lanes, 2:45 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What’s your favorite family recipe or meal?
November 13-17
friday
Today is a B-Day. Today and Monday will be Cardinal Connections schedule.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . there are two national museums dedicated to Native American history and culture? One is in New York and the other is in Washington D.C. next to the U.S. Capitol building. There are several local museums you can visit with excellent representation of Native American history and culture including the Suquamish and Tulalip tribal museums, the Tacoma Art Museum, and the Burke Museum at the University of Washington in Seattle.
A big Cardinal Congratulations to our 2023-2024 Daffodil Princess Lilly Bagley! And to=o all of our candidates: you were exceptional at Daffodil Selection Night and you made FPHS proud!!!
Who is someone you are thankful for? You can express your gratitude for them by sending them one of Key Club’s Turkey Grams! Just $2 each, Turkey Grams include lollipop bouquets and a custom message that you can write to your special person. Look for our table in the Commons during your lunch.
Don’t forget, today is picture retake day. A photographer from B&B will be in Corrigan Room 121 during lunches for picture retakes. To have your picture retaken, you must have purchased pictures, and must return your original picture packet to the photographer to get the retake. New students who were not here for picture day may also stop by on their lunches to get their pictures taken. Remember, the photographer will NOT be reprinting ID cards for students who already had their pictures taken.
Today is Froyo Friday, so stop by during your lunch and try out one of this week’s froyo flavors — Cake Batter, Chocolate/Vanilla swirl, Fruity Pebbles, strawberry, toasted marshmallow, and horchata! Cost is $4 per cup.
Just a reminder to students participating in our partnership with Summit Library’s Virtual Teen Council that we will be mmeting from 3 to 4:30 pm in the library. The council is open to students ages 13-18 and volunteer service hours are available. Questions? Email lferguson@pcls.us or see Ms. Goodrum in the library.
The FPHS Drama club is proud to continue their run of Murder Actually this evening & Saturday at 6 pm, with an additional matinee on Saturday the 18th at 2 pm. General admission is $10 — $5 for kids under 12 and students with ASB cards — cash only at the door. Concessions will also be available, so bring extra cash if you’re interested. Doors open at 5:30 — 1:30 on Saturday afternoon — we hope to see you there!
In sports . . .
The FP girls bowling team won their match last night against the Foss Falcons 1488 to 1341. They were led by junior Kimberly Thach with a 157, senior Amirrah Brown with a 140, and Saniyalynn Seng with a 136. The JV also cruised to victory led by the wonder twins Yesleny Gonzalez-Reyes and Esperanza Behm. The C-team was the icing on the cake as they easily handled Foss, led by Nadiia Khraplach and Anastasia Good. Well done ladies. Next match is on Monday against Clover Park.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you could be a contestant on a game show, which one would you choose?
thursday
Today is an A-Day. Today and tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections schedule.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that the popular sport of lacrosse was invented by tribes from the southeast, who introduced it to European settlers.
Who is someone you are thankful for? You can express your gratitude for them by sending them one of Key Club’s Turkey Grams! Just $2 each, Turkey Grams include lollipop bouquets and a custom message that you can write to your special person. Look for our table in the Commons during your lunch.
Attention Quarter 1 Celebration Punch Card Holders! Today’s prize will be handed out in the gym foyer. Remember, no punch card, no prize!
The NICC is having a Fry Bread sale during all three lunches today. Native Fry Bread recipes have been passed down from generation to generation and are a staple at any Powwow. Similar to the "elephant ear," Fry Bread is a flat dough bread that magically puffs like little pillows of happiness when fried! If you preordered, just stop by our table to pick up your order. We will also be selling today, but when the extras are gone, they’re gone. Cost is $5.
Attention all you crafty Cardinals . . . our Craft Club meetings are moving to every other Thursday, beginning today. If you have any craft supplies you're willing to donate, bring them to Mrs. P. Hill's room, 603 as well.
There will be a Sports Medicine club meeting after school today in room 1704.
Hey Cardinals! Join us this evening at 7 pm in the Cafeteria for our annual Daffodil Princess Selection Night. Come watch Lilly Bagley, Terina Laban, and Kaitlyn Miller all vie for the crown. Hope to see you there!
And here is an important announcement for those of you who have picked up your picture packets and really hated your picture . . . picture retakes will take place tomorrow Friday, November 17th, in Corrigan Room 121 during lunches. If you purchased pictures and need to have them retaken for some reason, bring your original packet to the photographer during your lunch and they will retake your picture. If you are a new student who was not here for picture day, you will also be able to stop by during your lunch to get your picture taken. Please note that the photographer will NOT be reprinting IDs for students who already had their pictures taken.
Tomorrow is Froyo Friday, so come catch this week’s froyo flavors during your lunch — Cake Batter, Chocolate/Vanilla swirl, Fruity Pebbles, strawberry, toasted marshmallow, and horchata! Cost is $4 per cup.
Hey Cardinal readers! Don’t forget tomorrow is the last day to Book It! Drop off any old books you no longer want — or are never going to read — to Ms. Thoburn in room 1203 either before school, during advisory, or after school! The top 5 donators will be rewarded! Book it!
Just a reminder to students participating in our partnership with Summit Library’s Virtual Teen Council that we will be meeting this Friday from 3 to 4:30 pm in the library. The council is open to students ages 13-18 and volunteer service hours are available. Questions? Email lferguson@pcls.us or see Ms. Goodrum in the library.
The FPHS Drama club is proud to continue their run of Murder Actually performances on Friday & Saturday, November17th & 18th at 6 pm, with an additional matinee on Saturday the 18th at 2 pm. General admission is $10 — $5 for kids under 12 and students with ASB cards — cash only at the door. Concessions will also be available, so bring extra cash if you’re interested. Hope to see you there!
In sports . . .
Bowling vs. Foss @ Paradise Bowl, 3 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you could meet any fictional character, who would it be, and what would you do together?
wednesday
Today is a B-Day. Today is early release Wednesday, with school dismissing at 1:15. Tomorrow will be Cardinal Connections.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that there are 6.7 million Native Americans in the United States with approximately 22% living on reservations and the other 78% living outside of reservations.
Who is someone you are thankful for? You can express your gratitude for them by sending them one of Key Club’s Turkey Grams! Just $2 each, Turkey Grams include lollipop bouquets and a custom message that you can write to your special person. Look for our table in the Commons during your lunch.
The Life in Christ club will meet after school today in room 1304. We will discuss plans for our volunteer opportunity that is coming up this week.
National Honor Society will be meeting today after school in room 1203 to discuss our future fundraiser. Be sure to be there!
The NICC is having a Fry Bread sale tomorrow, Thursday, November 16th, during all three lunches. Native Fry Bread recipes have been passed down from generation to generation and are a staple at any Powwow. Similar to the "elephant ear," Fry Bread is a flat dough bread that magically puffs like little pillows of happiness when fried! You can preorder your Fry Bread from the bookkeeper, then stop by our table to pick up your order. We will also sell the day of, but you do risk our running out. Cost is $5.
Attention all you crafty Cardinals . . . Craft Club meetings are moving to every other Thursday, beginning this Thursday, November 16th. If you have any craft supplies you're willing to donate, please bring them to Mrs. P. Hill's room, 603.
Hey Cardinals! Join us this Thursday, November 16th, at 7 pm in the Cafeteria for our annual Daffodil Princess Selection Night. Come watch Lilly Bagley, Terina Laban, and Kaitlyn Miller all vie for the crown.
And here is an important announcement for those of you who have picked up your picture packets and really hated your picture . . . picture retakes will take place this Friday, November 17th, in Corrigan Room 121 during lunches. If you purchased pictures and need to have them retaken for some reason, bring your original packet to the photographer during your lunch and they will retake your picture. If you are a new student who was not here for picture day, you will also be able to stop by during your lunch to get your picture taken. Please note that the photographer will NOT be reprinting IDs for students who already had their pictures taken.
Hey Cardinal readers! Are you ever going to read that book you've been putting off since 2016? If your shelves are getting cluttered, then Book It! National Honor Society is hosting a school-wide fundraiser event to collect your old books. Feel free to drop off any selection of books to Ms. Thoburn in room 1203 either before school, during advisory, or after school! The top 5 donators will be rewarded! The last day to donate books is this Friday, November 17th. Book it!
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What’s the last dream you remember having?
tuesday
Today is an A-Dayand we are on regular Cardinal Connections schedule; tomorrow is early release Wednesday, with school dismissing at 1:15.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that the founding fathers of our country looked to the Iroquois League of Nations and their constitution to help write the U.S. Constitution.
Freshmen and Sophomores listen up! Are you interested in playing in a volleyball student vs. staff game on Thursday? If so, please check out the class of 2026 and class of 2027 Instagram pages by the end of the day — that’s @fphs.2026 and @fphs_2027.
Who is someone you are thankful for? You can express your gratitude for them by sending one of Key Club’s Turkey Grams! Just $2 each, Turkey Grams include lollipop bouquets and a custom message that you can write to your special person. Look for our table in the cafeteria during your lunch.
The BSU will be meeting after school today from 3 to 4:30 pm in room 803.
Life in Christ club will meet this Wednesday, November 15th, after school in room 1304. We will discuss plans for our volunteer opportunity coming up this week.
The NICC is having a Fry Bread sale this Thursday, November 16th, during all three lunches. Native Fry Bread recipes have been passed down from generation to generation and are a staple at any Powwow. Similar to the "elephant ear," Fry Bread is a flat dough bread that magically puffs like little pillows of happiness when fried! You can preorder your Fry Bread from the bookkeeper, then stop by our table to pick up your order. We will also sell the day of, but you do risk our running out. Cost is $5.
Attention all you crafty Cardinals . . . Craft Club meetings are moving to every other Thursday, beginning this Thursday, November 16th. If you have any craft supplies you're willing to donate, please bring them to Mrs. P. Hill's room, 603.
Hey Cardinals! Join us this Thursday, November 16th, at 7 pm in the Cafeteria for our annual Daffodil Princess Selection Night. Come watch Lilly Bagley, Terina Laban, and Kaitlyn Miller all vie for the crown.
Hey Cardinal readers! Are you ever going to read that book you've been putting off since 2016? If your shelves are getting cluttered, then Book It! National Honor Society is hosting a school-wide fundraiser event to collect your old books. Feel free to drop off any selection of books to Ms. Thoburn in room 1203 either before school, during advisory, or after school! The top 5 donators will be rewarded! The last day to donate books is this Friday, November 17th. Book it!
Attention students! A few of you currently have overdue library books. Please return these books to the library as soon as possible. And, with our holiday breaks approaching, did you know all students are allowed to checkout up to three books for a two week period? Please email Mrs. Goodrum if you have any questions.
In sports . . .
Bowling vs WHS @ Paradise Bowl, 3 pm
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . If you could master any skill or talent instantly, what would it be?
monday
Today is a B-Day. Today and tomorrow we are on regular Cardinal Connections schedule.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and did you know . . . that a powwow is a cultural gathering that includes dancing, drumming, singing, and socializing. Dancers wear traditional regalia that varies depending on the type of dance they are doing. The main dance types are Traditional, Fancy, Grass, Jingle dress, and Shawl. Our region has dozens of powwows a year, and all our welcome to attend.
Attention Tuffy Tribune members! Please check our Tuffy Tribune Canvas announcements to see your assignments for this month. Remember that the submission date is next Tuesday, so get investigating! If you have any questions or need support, reach out to an exec.
Hey Cardinals! Join us this Thursday, November 16th, at 7 pm in the Cafeteria for our annual Daffodil Princess Selection Night. Come watch Lilly Bagley, Terina Laban, and Kaitlyn Miller all vie for the crown.
Hey Cardinal readers! Are you ever going to read that book you've been putting off since 2016? If your shelves are getting cluttered, then Book It! National Honor Society is hosting a school-wide fundraiser event to collect your old books. Feel free to drop off any selection of books to Ms. Thoburn in room 1203 either before school, during advisory, or after school! The top 5 donators will be rewarded! The last day to donate books is this Friday, November 17th. Book it!
Attention students! A few of you currently have overdue library books. Please return these books to the library as soon as possible. And, with our holiday breaks approaching, did you know all students are allowed to checkout up to three books for a two week period? Please email Mrs. Goodrum if you have any questions.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
And finally, our Cardinal Question of the Day . . . What’s the most interesting place you’ve ever been to in your town or city?