Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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NEW SKILLS ARE TAUGHT IN AG SHOP CLAS ES DaIry beef sheep plgs and chlckens concern the fIrst year agrIculture students as they learn about IIvestock en terprIses They also study vegetables and gardens Second year students advance to soIls crops grasses forage, and pasture These boys practuce usIng the tools such as the drIll press and weldIng In the shop and durlng the next two years they wIll strIke out on theIr own prolects Ad vanced agrIculture students also study marketmg whIch In cludes co operatwes, credIt whIch IS the TIUCDCIHQ of land crops and anImals farm management, Includlng specIalIza tIon and dIversIfIcatIon and recent development In feeds fertulnzers and sprays MIke Mowrer and Duane Kalser the ag teachers also advIsed the Future Farmers of Amerlca lsometruc drawungs drawmgs of the front vIew sIde vuew and top VIEW are constructed by the freshmen In manual drawIng class These three dImensIonaI sketches are done IH pencIl the fIrst quarter and flnally IH Ink the second quarter Progechons sectIonaI vIews and pIctorIal drawungs are SfUdl8d the second year, followed by pattern development archItectural drawIng or machIne drawmg the thIrd year ArchItectural drawmg Includes makIng complete house plans, bluepnnts and SOMETIMES scale models Instructor Carl Sparks IS the athIetIc dIrector a guIdance assIstant, and ad vused Intra mural class basketball and the board of control Woodshop begIns wIth a tIe rack and a letter box for the fIrst year student He must also make a box and learn to use the power tools before he can start on hIs own protect Second year students are requIred to make a planter be cause It Involves some Important lessons, and upper classmen wrIte a paper and gIve demonstratIons TheIr IndIvIdual pro lects range all the way from boats to chests Robert McGrew, woodshop Instructor was also a freshman class advlser AGRICULTURE CLASS CIItt Keller repaIrs a tractor I4 AGRICULTURE TEACHERS MIke Mowrer and Duane Kalser look over farm machmery SHOP CLASS Mernll CIIFISTIIDSOH sands hos table MANUAL ARTS TEACHERS Robert McGrew shop teacher and Carl Sparks mechamcal drawmg teacher I I I I I I I ' I I I I . ' ' I I r f ' F I ' I ' I , . .T I I 1 ll - - - - - ,., ...-I . M , . , . 1 r 1 , . I ' I ' l 9 4 1 n J ' 5' I ' A f I . - . , . . I I . . I ' K - . IL , I - I I' s if A E ,xl . , , , Q ' I A I ' l.L.' 5 qv-,, , I ' IT , I L f I . . R , J F, Gr

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STUDENTS SKILLS Abstract cleslgns un chalk paper sculptures stencnls wlth tempera pamts, and onl pamtungs were some of the art pro lects thus year Others nncluded pottery, needlecraft, paper mache, pencnl sketches and flower arrangmg all demon stratmg the proper pnncuples of deslgn, such as balance un color, texture, and shapes Many of these progects were exhlbuted an the show case nn the thnrd floor of Hansen Hall Mass Gladys Sorenson, the art teacher, also advnsed the art club and the lumor class Take a thought and make somethmg out of at use y lmaglnatlon, comes from the dramatlcs room Readings, pantomlmes, and speeches all teach the students freedom of expressuon, posse and how to speak an front of a group John Draper, drama coach also taught Engllsh He headed the stage crew and durected both the class plays, Hang ns Noose and M n Are Lake Streetcars FINE ARTS TEACHERS John Draper Harold Snodgrass and Mnss Gladys Sorenson look at a ceramlc Jug from the dusplay showcase Stonehead banner, rule, and cut are lust a small part of the strange 'argon floatmg around the 'ournallsm room First year students learned to evaluate and crntlclze news papers, spendung many hours cllppmg and analyzing Work sheets Included headllnes, features, news stones, reviews, and edltoruals as the students learned to wrute In lournallstlc style Toward the middle of the year these cubs began wr: mg articles for the school paper, the Vnkmg Vanguard, and the annual preparmg themselves for the 'ob of publish mg thus bu weekly paper with the rest of the advanced students Harold Snodgrass lournallsm teacher, advlsed the annual and the school paper, and taught Engllsh ART CLASS DRAMA CLASS Larry Bagmsku works on paper sculpture In art Joan Carman does a pantomme to musuc as part ot her dramatucs assignment 3589 224 , S-.rX !,1 if 13 I I I - . . . I ,, . . . . . . 5 our . . . . ,, . . . . . . , - , . , . ' ll ' Il ll ' . I Il Il ' ll - - - f - ma e . t , - ' I K - . . sr f,fs1.z.f , Q ' ' fi1:imzS14 Jw A 'A ' , ' r . X V ll A Q S ' 9 l , l T V ' .-i , 'l 1 . 'fy A . , liiifi l Y 4 I 'Figs S S N I Y .

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N41 1' STUDENTS LEARN T0 BE INTELLIGENT DRIVERS DRIVERS TRAINING Karl Decker and the two top druvers traunung students from the lurst semester Sally .lanowslu and Jack Roscoe EER gg 'lam .nfl GIRLS GYM TEAC. Robun Renuck hands Muss Barbara Arnot phys BOYS GYM TEACHER Carl Wasmund physucal educatuon teacher watches whule Jum teacher the jolly ball Tyson and Duck Callahan wrestle Why do automobule accudents happen? Druver traunung students are so unterested un thus questuon that they must make a notebook wuth cluppungs on the sublect of accudents The course meets the requurements of unsurance companues wuth thurty hours of classroom work and seven hours of actual druvung Only the fundamentals of druvung, step by step and safety factors are covered so the student us ex pected to do some practuce druvung on hus own The traunung course whuch us approved by the Amerucan Automobule Assocuatuon meets three tumes a week leavung the other two days for druvung Karl Decker druvung unstructor, was also the senuor class advuser un charge of graduatuon announcements and cards Basketball tennus badmunton and tumblung these are some of the skulls that the freshmen acquure un physucal educatuon class Every two weeks the classes change from the gym to the classroom and back, as the boys and gurls use the gym alternately In the classroom these students study health Carl Wasmund physucal educatuon teacher, also coached the football B squad and was a freshman class advuser Barbara Arnot the gurls physucal educatuon unstructor was un charge of all the gurls athletucs and ad vused the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon I5 'Y7' u I - '7 u ' -.. n jp . , , , . I I I u I , . ,Ju - K I 51 - - ir -, , 1 Yr . ' ' ..,,, -H .. - 1 1- ' I 1 H- Y E, 2,,.-- -M v Vx -- la - , f .l....., Q -. ,ff I . r Q4 Q- .g ' , - I I , ' x A ..-' . ,X . A-.3 - 4- T ' I , Y.. u ,.:-.pg-11, , ' . cPZ?f7 1' S s I , ' ff Al ir, ' ' . ' '-.ff R I , ed f . . - uf ' - , . . . . . . - - - I I I 1 e I Q u ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . s e l ' . . . . . . - - . - 1 I I ' e e I 1 1 0 0 ' I U 9 . - 1 . . . . . - - I - r I ' . . . . . . , . . . 1 1 ' - 1 . . . . .