Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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THE VIKING Girls' Inter-Class Basketball GROSSiRADOSOVICH-HEAI.EY- CIUNTHER-fTICKNER-MISS JONES LUNDRIGAN-LINDENBERG--I REDERICKfBALTUFF Frances Balturf, F., Gertrude Stelling, F., Elizabeth Logan, G., Edna Fredf erick, G., Ruth Logan, C., Jeanette Boyd, RC., Inez Lindenberg, C., Clara Lundrigan, R.C. Second team members: Joy Lundrigan, F., Margaret Mosolf, F., Pauline Deck, F., Freda Bunkosky, F., Agnes Wiksten, G., Dorothy Maf loney, G., Berthamae Moulton, C., Alvera Starwich, R.C. Members of the class teams were: Freshmen: Joy Lundrigan, F., Gertrude Stelling, F., Lola Sanders, F., Dorothy Maloney, G., Elizabeth Logan, G. fcaptainj, Ora Chambers, G., Stella Powloski, C., Alvera Star' wich, RC., Patricia Daugherty, R.C. Sophomores: Freida Bunkosky, F. fcaptainf, Pauline Deck, F., Barbara Schefler, F., Evelyn Anderson, G., Matilda Stelling, G., Mildred Canfield, G., Lillian Beadell, R.C., Berthamae Moulton, G., Frances Dwight, C. juniors, Margaret Mosolf, F., Agnes Wiksteii, F., Faye Stuard, F., Dorothy Thomas, G., Adella Sulkosky, G., Ruth Logan, C. fcaptainj, Jeanette Boyd, R.C., Louise Fisher, C. Seniors: Eunice Healey, F., Frances Baltuif, F., Elizabeth Gunther, F., Anna Gross, G., Edna Frederick, G. fcaptainj, Hannah Radosovich, G., Clara Lundrif gan, R.C., Inez Lindenberg, C.: Lois Tickncr, FMC. Seuentyfthree

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THE VIKING Girls' All-Star Basketball Team FREDERICK--ELIZABETH LOGAN-NIISS BAKER -BOYDfLINDENBERll STELLINIIf-LUNDRIC-AN-BALTUFFA RUTH LOGAN ESPITE the fact that girls' basketball was late this year, the season was successful. Each class had a large turnout and the girls practiced diligently. The Freshmen, usually known as an uunknown quantity, gave the Seniors a run for their money by tying with them for the interclass title. However, the Seniors captured the championship. The Freshmen won second place, the Juniors, third and the Sophomores, fourth. In the first series of games, the Freshmen won from the Juniors 22111: the Seniors from the Sophomores 315. In the second series the juniors won from the Sophomores 28116, while the Freshmen and Seniors tied, with a score of 1848. In the third series the Seniors won from the juniors 1948 and the Freshmen won from the Sophomores 21-8. The championship game was played between the Freshmen and Seniors, the Seniors winning by a score of ISfI4. An allfstar team was picked, also a second team. The members of the second team are players who are possibilities for next years school team. Following are the first team girls who made their letters this year: Seventyftwo

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THE VIKING, Girls' 'Track DAUCIHERTY--MISS BAKER--STARWICH STELLING- vBALTUFF----LYONS AFTER a relapse of one year, Dame Fortune has again turned her face toward the girls of Puyallup by giving them the county track championship. For three consecutive years the Puyallup girls won, then last year they dropped the championship to Sumner, but this year they picked up the broken thread and won again, with 17 points to their credit. Sumner made 12 points in the county meet, Eatonville made 5 and Carbonado made 1. Gertrude Stelling, a Freshman, made 1324 of the 17 pointsifor Puyallup. She came in second in the baseball throw, throwing the ball 176 feet 7 inches, first in the 5Ofyard dashg first in the 9Ofyard dash and was a member of the relay team, winning second place. Frances Baltuif, a Senior, placed third in the 90fyard dash. Members of the track team who participated at the county meet arei: Gertrude Stelling, Alvera Starwich, Frances Baltuii: fcaptainj, Louise Lyons, and Pat Daugherty. Seventyffour