Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Faculty Bus prepares pup1l or ufure :rn-9331: Einar EVERETT BEDFORD Buslness Educatlon Department Tahoma Advnser Rlfle Club Adviser MRS EVELYN BARNER Busnness Educatuon Department Head Fellowshlp Department Advlser 'wr ISADORE EPSTEIN Buslness Educatlon MRS KATHERINE BUSH Busmess Educatlon Social Department Adviser Stadlum Castle Retanlers Advuser MURRAY HEALY HARRY SWARM Busnness Educatuon Buslness Educatnon Athletuc Dnrector Bookkeepmg BUSINESS EDUCATION Pr1mar1ly for those students ln tendmg to make commercxal work thelr career the Business Edu catlon Department grouped ltS courses lnto four mam d1v1s1ons secretanal clerlcal bookkeepmg and merchandlsxng The courses offered were bookkeeplng OfflC9 tralmng typmg and transcrlptlon shorthand DUSIDGSQ Engllsh buslness law and dlstrlbutlve educa t1on Practxcal experlence was obtalned by the typmg of tests, stenclls and programs Name tags and reservatlon blanks were also typed for the Dxstrlbutlve Educahon classes annual Natlonal DlStfll7UtlV8 Education Conventxon whlch was held 1n Tacoma WMV -A-fa Practxce makes perfect n typxng class dnlls to lmprove speed and accuracy PHYSICAL EDUCATION All class act1v1ty ln the two gyms and swlmmmg pools was postponed for several months untrl con structlon work was completed Included ln the renovatlon program was the rebulldlng of the shower rooms the seallng of leaks ln the gym and the constructon of new compact bleachers Durng th1s t1me the physlcal educatlon classes concentrated on a broader scope of health studles Besrdes a regular test book course students partlclpated 1n dlscusslons on dI'1VlI1g teen age problems and career plans from the health VIQW polnt Whlle gym IS bemg remodeled Mxss Mmton conducts health classes m P 1 6'- 'Q 'Tuu- the It x ata HAZEl MINTON FRANK O'NEEl Health, Physucal Educatlon Health, PhYS'C3l EdUCall0l'1 Staduana Advtser Department Head 'I 2 U O C 4 -, . . . , - K . , . , . , . . D W' v a 1 9 ' 7 9 ' IM. 1 , ' A, ye., . 'R ,Vs pf - . ., , . . A 4' 3.x Q . V A . i . . . , . , Ig I ? l 2 f J ' 2 ll-l Q- I x ' 4 t , A i Y 'S ffl' I I - Q , . ' . , . 4, 2 - - if I Q N t E K . . ' . . X 4 , . ' I , l , K , K . . . . . . . E, - , .

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Faculty fucfenfs learn counfmes CM ture MRS DOROTHY GROSS MRS IMOGENE HOKANSON Foreign Language Forengn Language Department Head 3. r I g ne n porn! out geog aphlc l fe tu f So th A er can to a Spam h class an. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Students of French German Latxn RUSSIGD and Span1sh classes were not only tralned to speak read and wrlte the languages but also stud1ed the culture and hrstory of K Q the countr1es Classes were further enrlched by forergn born students con trlbutlng personal experlences songs and storles Durlng the Chnstmas hohdays many forexgn language students assembled to MRS 5'-ZA JAUNZEMS FRANK MCDONNE'-l plan for the promot1on of better understandlng and fellowsh1p F0'e'9 Language FO'e'9'l Language 3.fTlO!'lg other Countrles German Club Adviser French Club Adviser FINE ARTS Stadlum s F1ne Arts De paltment strove to brlng 1ncreased apprec 1at1on ex aluatxon and sklll to students of art and mus1c Hlgh hghtmg an actlve year Stadlum Madr1gal Slngers d1rected by Mr Paul Margelll presented a Chrlstmas Concert at the F1rst M9thOd1Sf Church In Apnl, a formal concert was g1ven for the Arts and Science Club 1n Tacoma Technlques of basrc des1gn and drawxng stressmg pr1nc1ples of compos1t1on, color and perspective were the fundamentals of Mr Dwayne Westhn s art classes Art tudents learn the fundamental of e pre mg themsel es ln th d m s JosEPH WHEELER owAYNe wEsruN PAUL MARGEI-U Orchestra Ar V0Cal MUSW Band Sophomore Class Adviser T'9e annaS Adwser Sophomore Basketball Coach . 1 W 5 i , x Q. 5 M s. mo e Hokanso ' s r ' ii H IHS O U m i 'S ' - I , A -G , , f 1 . 1... 7' I 9 7 , . . . . . g Q 7 L' , 7 f A - - . l fzisfl, . . . . . V' ' ,.i-15 L. . , , L . W x , A I . , . , , . . 7 1 9 ' 9 , . a 9 9 , , , 5 ' s x V, ' eir raw'g.

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Faculty I3 cmge gwes epf more a carriages SCIENCE Stadrum s burldlng renovatron brought changes and addltrons to the Sclence Department A new stock room located near the audrtorlum was made avallable and workmb tables were added to the chemrstry and physrcs rooms Chemxstry classes enjoyed the ease of compact tote trays for carrymg necessary equrpment to and from laboratory tables For the f1rst t1me students were offered h1 h ach1evement courses ln chemlstry physlcs and blOl0DlC3.l scrences Stadlum was one of two hundred schools 1n the Unrted States selected to teach the Physrcal Sclence Study Comrmttee s course ln physrcs Em phasls was changed from a stated fact course to 1nd1v1dual analysls of ex ents and thexr relatronshrps Labo sto y k PLIBSIZS practical use of chemistry INDUSTRIAL ARTS Students from Mr Worthy Kanarrs classes constructed many useful artxcles Each student was per mltted to select a project from a l1st of suggestrons In the metal shops boys learned the correct use of machrmsts tools and then buxlt car Creepers and motor stands The wood shop classes chose to make lamps and coffee tables After completmg mechamcal draw1ng and after showmg pro f1c1ency wrth drawmg tools students were el1g1ble for speclal classes 1n desrgn Archrtectural draw1ng boat and arrcraft drawmg and mach1ne draW1ng were studled ln these advanced classes RUSSELL CLARK 'clence VCY Advlser Camera Club Adviser WILLIAM MUSE Scnence Mathematrcs Scnence Club Advnser RUTH SHUMWAY Science Department Head JOHN HEINRICK Scuence Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach O ELMER PETERSON Science Wrestling Coach Sophomore Football Coach MRS ELVA WILLIAMS Scrence Health M WthyK adlsestdnto heusefnelectcsa anecosytool a oodhp L . WORTHY KANARR CLAUDE VEACH lr1dUSTfI6l AHS Industrnal Arts Department Head id W I I . , . . . I . . U 7 . . .U . 7 D a a U - - - . , . . r I . . . ' L x S 13, A 5 5, pvht - ,, , 4 .. V fe? f az, M 1 2, 6. 1: ' r r wor em ' ' ' . Y . . , : . . ! - a v . . r. or anarr v', s u e s n K 0 a ri w, ar in ny w s o . 2' . '1.F! A 'La ? . 'IW 1- ....... . , v f , 54+ -H A