Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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VIK ING Twelw MISS WINNIFRED BERG Clothing, Reading, Spelling MISS ALICE BOWEN Commercial Arithmetic, Junior Business Training, Mathematics MISS ELIZABETH BUSS journalism, Botany, Zoology MR. MARION CATRON Mathematics, Manual Training MRS. PERCY COX Secretary to the Superintendent MISS LAURA DECK Physical Education, World History, English MISS MARIAN DeCOURSEY Junior High Music, Reading, Literature MISS MILDRED FORSBERG . Foods, Junior Home Problems ' - MR. WILLIAM GOODELL i Mathematics, English X 5 Miss VERNE HANNAH N Civics, History MR. PERCY HARADER 5 Geometry, Chemistry N MR. ROBERT o. LOGAN 5 Bookkeeping, Commercial Law-Geog- D raphy-Arithmetic, Track Coach MRS. BESSIE MATTHEWS Study Hall, Library MR. WILLIAM P. MATTHEWS American History, World History, Library MRS. ROBIN McBRIDE School Matron MISS MARGERY McCULLOCH Junior English MISS FLORENCE MEADER General Science, Algebra, Mathematics

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VIK ING Etc Sufnerfn ten den t is Afessage To the Students of the Puyallup High School: The Puyallup junior-senior high school is entirely provided and chiefly sup- ported by the citizens of Puyallup. The high ideals, the fine spirit and the solidarity of this community cannot be duplicated by any city in the State of Washington. The high school of such a community should reflect similar ideals and a similar spirit. The Puyallup high school has had and has now the reputation of being a school of high ideals, a school with a fine spirit and a school with a student body that is loyal and willing to strive for still higher attainments. The spirit of old P. H. S. matches those finer qualities of the community in which it resides. May it ever continue to do so! PRINCIPAL HARRY P. HANSEN SUPERINTENDENT PAUL B. HANAWALT 1 I' f' f ' ' ,i n c 1' , Prlnczfnals Affassage To the Members of the Graduating Class: The thought that comes to me as I be- gin to write these lines is that I am about to lose a very close friend. I have known you intimately during the six years that you have been in this school. I remember some of you when you entered the first grade-somewhat frightened, somewhat bewildered, but nevertheless eager with anticipation. During these years welve worked to- gether, we've played, welve laughed to- gether, we've counseled together. Now you are about to leave. You have taught me to know that youth is wholesome, that youth is frank but sincere, that youth is ambitious, that youth is fair. Although you may wander far into life's byways, I shall ever treasure your friendship. I wish everyone of you health, happiness, and success-always. Eleven

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VIK ING E, - MR. J. FRANKLIN PETERS Geography, History, Band MISS MARIE RAFN English, Reading. Literature, Hygiene Q Degtfs , Q f fsfo -7M,.,..l. ' MISS MABEL SCHAEFER Typing, Shorthand MISS FREIDA SCHEITLIN Latin. German. Reading, Spelling, junior High Foreign Languages MR. HAROLD SCOTT Manual Arts, Household Mechanics MRS. DUANE SHELBY ' , Secretary to the Principal chnd Semester I . 1 1 MR DUANE SHELB English Athletic Coac MISS HILDA SKREEN Public Speaking. English MISS GLADYS SORENSON Hygiene, Ar! MR, PHILLIP STUCKY Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Physics f-1.5 MISS MARGARET TANNER Music Supervisor MISS EMILY THIEL Penmanship, Reading. Spelling MISS JANET WARE SocioloRV. Economics, World History MR, RAY WARREN Assistant Principal, Social Science MISS RUTH WILLIAMS English, French, Spanish MISS BESSIE CANTRELL Secretary to the Principal First Semester Thiriccn