Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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X . H Hll.l. LFNI 'HON MRS. I-1THF1I,0QllS'l I.l,0YD R. PFRQQX ROBERT R. RHCLE Sm' ' .5 f 1 B 51 1' , Y .J v., 43.3 .3 3 . if -Q - , .,.M l 7 'C KAY LUUWIS ROHFNT li. l,l-QVINSOY K l'nntupal's Sctrclarv in-ign lanpquagc Sunil Qrudvvt 154- ? ! Qi- . 45:3 -q.-1 4 FRANK W. 0'Nl'll'.l. .l. k'NF 'Nil'RRAY MILIDRI-UD MOYER a lx, l'hxut1l liducatmn Home Economics lfnpllgh Dcpirrmt---i Ht-ad Department Head Health, Phvutal lwlutnnon I9 .ar . ,S f' CYS! N. x S l'AI'l,vI.. 5IAR1LEl.l,l RAYMONIJ lm. MARTIN ROIHY vmrinowaln Xntal MUSIC Mzllwmallts lnduqylgl Args llcparlmcnt Head v 5 ' kk 1'9- ,, 'Y 'vvfx - Q .. Q 'sg' HAZ!-II. NIINTOY I-'ru-vw Girls' Guiding, acilitfates advanced work in man fields classes are developed the skills of potential engineers, drafts- men, machinists, and metal craftsmen. Other courses are aimed at the personal development of the individual. Among these are home economics, music, physical education, and driver training. However, the job of the faculty does not end in the class- P., 75 ' n an -,. iff. l., 1 0. I-lI.Nl l-TR l'P.Tl-YRSOY Fnglnh Marlin-mann Mathcnunu. Sticncc l GERTRUDE ROECKLINGER English, French 'foreign Language Business Ed!-lfilivh room. Lending their services to extra-curricular activities, faculty members act as chaperones at school dances, col- lect admission fees at school functions, serve as advisers for student organizations, and coach the sophomore, reserve, and varsity teams. Each class also has two faculty advisers who give advice in the planning of class projects. ,lp . ,, .hx VILLIAN1 A. l'llII.I.lPS I-'RANK PRICE MRS. ROBERTA PRICE Art Duparrmcnl Head Bnvs' Guidance Social Studies f-5 QD Lunchroom Manager Social Studies ,uc :aug URS, Vl0l.A NHt,H.Al'Il. ANNIE I.. Mn-Cl'l.LOK H DENNIS E. ROLEY MRS. Ml-LLBA ROLLEFSON ARLING G. SANNERUD MRS. M. SCHRi x ' s

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l8, i ' IS.-XDORE EPSTEIN MRS. BLANCHE H. EVANS ROBERT ll. EVANS AGNES C. FENENGA Business Eduuqgoh English iangnnh, llramztics 1 cr is-I EVI-ll.YN G. l 0lUlI'1S College Counselor N EI.I.lE l I,YNN Home licunomics lznglnli -. rag, ,l Hb' qalv' bf 'ws' 1' if W xi MRS. ETHEI. FILLAGER MRS. VIOLET C. GRAHAM MIRRAY C, HEALY JUHN R. HEINHH' i MRS. GLADYS M. HEWIENW'AY EDMOND Wh Hll.TON Englith English Department Head Businets Education Science lioreign Language Business Education lioreign Language departmental organization 0 speech and writing necessary for effective communication. Students desiring experience in Business Education takf any of three general courses-bookkeeping, secretarial, or clerical. These students learn the fundamental principles of office practice and can qualify for office employment. Because of technological developments in recent years, 'Th .S X nf- .4 V, Foreign Language Science Mzlhemuws 'is 5-5, --U' IMOCENE HOKANSON CHARLES E. HORA DON H. Hl'NT ROBERT W, HIQNTER ROBERT P, JOHNSON curriculum interest is increasing in the science anu mathematics courses offered. Social studies and foreign language classes give to the student a better Lnderstanding of the current world situ- ation. The Industrial Arts department offers courses for stu- dents especially gifted in the manual arts. Through these nf' ,f Q-.ag -1 7 xg f I, . 1-, G3 V 1 .Q at ,- F' ,?E+if -4? X -x it l P. PHIL JONES Drivers' Training Sotial Studies Sgifncc X gi t' sonnn 1 naman was uni F KEAN snwann A KINTZ uns. KATHERINE KIZER MARY Kon!-:Trait MRS. MAHIAN Rf LAURSEN Industrial Arn Mathematics Social Studies Health Service Librarian Anfndmcf Department Head , 1 1 .tg

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