Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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www ,W WX ggrlncu NATWAL 3 ve uvzs il gglllfw QEWBSIL Ellzabeth Coyk ndall nd Ma y Ha son add the fnal touches on the Sclence Fair p ojects dealing with nat l and rtlflclal dyes Q.-f4'YY' 2 W-fe, 'hiv' ' Admlmstratton 21 New al? equrpmenfcu S m Sc1enf1 ic expermzenis SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Under the lead ershlp of M1ss Ruth Shumway the scxence department endeavored to g1Ve students a better understandmg of physxcal, chemxcal, and b1Ol0glCal sclences W1th the a1d of new laboratory equlpment, student chemlsts and phys1c1sts achleved flrst hand knowledge of sc1ent1f1c facts through 1n d1v1dual and class expenments To students of bxology Zoology, and botany the observa t1on and d1sect10n of new, dlverse speclmens proved faSClI'1atlIlg as well as mformatlve UlI1llZ3t10H of reference books was advocated theoretlcal studles and actual reactlons By readmg from many sources, students gamed a better 1dea of vanous top1cs that were not fully covered ln thelr text books 'ill 0 ELMER PETERSON RUSSELL E CLARK JOHN R HEINRICK wlu-IAM M MUSE Scuence Science SCIENCE VCY Advlser Head Basketball coach SCISDCS Club AdVISel' Camera Club Advuser Assistant Football Coach Slim Dlvmg Club AdV'Sel' Science Varsuty Wrestllng Coach Sophomore Football Coach Physics students prepare equipment to be used m iollowmg day's experxment I ll 1 K ' 0 0 is 0 I X N . 1 e ' In 5 It VJ frxfsfsb if . 9 E ly r E fx, S . . . . . K ,.,. Y V? A 5 Ffh '-i'.- ' ' ' ' - .A . --: . I 9 ' Q ' Q E W. v 1 ' Z .... V xx ,. ,,..- ,. 4 - V , .. K V i . l . - s . . . . ' we gl. 5 gg ' by lnstructors for eas1er comprehensxon of ,::l, 4 . H A ' ' ' 0 ' e a r n' i ' if ' l . . . r ' ' ' ura a ' ' . l . F, E . Q . -zt Q, Q , - A K . A 25.5 . . W U s . cll rr't .. '1'a Z t -:Q .,,.. i ,,i5f4,,:-gtg 'tx sin gly 'Qff.gg s , . Q, g gf' . . - , 1 or V ' e 6915 I . X, K , E any f, if-'Z ' . 3 X v ff V V VA 1 V .J 1 ' Q , t l r-t g. fl P L f , X W Z ----1--...,..,., B- 'X , RUTH SHUMWAY Scnence Department Head

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20 Administration tw , . I 1iqY X 11 ii fr GEORGE HOIVIK W. C. KANARR Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Department Head MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT By of- fering a variety of mathematics ranging from general math to advanced courses in algebra and geometry the Stadium mathematics de- partment gained the interest and support of students striving for such a background Such courses gave students an opportunity to learn principles of mathematics for future apphca tion or study In addition high achievement courses were offered capable students planning to pursue studies based upon mathematics Emphasiz ing 1nd1v1dual analysis of problems these accelerated courses proved challenging to both teacher and pupil alike MAX DUBOIS Mathematics Golf Coach 'Qs DON H HUNT INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Students in metal and wood shops studied under the direction of Mr. George Hoivik, new to the Stadium faculty this year. Students learned the fundamentals of using hand and power machinery. Their products included tools, fireplace sets, row boats and tables. Mr. Worthy Kanarr instructed classes in mechani- cal, architectural, machine, and boat drawing. Stu- dents learned how to understand and draw blueprints of various kinds. G e n tde b C01 D dshoppjt RONALD R JARMON MRS MARY KEAN LOYD R PERCY Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Department Head Mafllemalms Key Club Adviser Pep Club Adviser Junior Red Cross Adviser 50Pl10m0Ve Football Coach Tennis Coach 5 7 1 x ' . L 5 F f . . . . - gp I V , . 0 I W V V g , 'Ji' - 7 ' l l - i , Mr. eorg Hoivik, industrial arts i structor, observes a s u nt a sorbed n ' ns ructio of his woo ro'ec . Reserve Basketball Coach AnAlgebra 3 student, Joe Cockrell, illustrates a problem in class with the help of instructor, Mr. Loyd Percy , .,, Q I KA 5 4

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22 Administration 'THRU 1 iiifii. lxpe ll er IX 1 on BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Business education students chose their classes this year from b k oo keepmg typing, shorthand transcription, office training , an 1st11but1ve education Typ1ng stenclls and letters fo1 teachers and pro rams 3 for various clubs helped to give students practical exper ience Other students aided teachers by mimeographing tests XZ? 'IP W. ISADORE EPSTEIN Business Education MRS KATHARINE A BUSH Dlstrrbutlve Education Social Department Adviser Retailers Club Adviser colle ml vnu.: MRS EVELYN BARNER Business Educatnon Department Head Fellowship Department Head MURRAY HEALY Business Education Athletic Director i EVERETT BEDFORD Business Education Tahoma Staff Adviser HARRY SWARM Buslness Education , ,.,,,. M A I . i . E A r tr ' - - as - Q 7 V i' X R A i - i E l e c s A ' A t . C i V a 5 ' -...,.W rs iw i 5 i ,X Q . 4-4 A A j w t pl: js big part in prelnring sluml ts for - ge gi g -My S Y ' ' l 3 business English, business law d d' ' ' . fat . A my . L . - v x i iw! K a . , A u u n 1 Tr ens A ' H' J 1 J . V V M5553 A I VV iff 1 rc-2 Q ,RQ -. . , , C X ' N X J f f 3 XX ff If f 4 If f 0 X , E l x . E A ., s