Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Miss Margery McCulloch English Mr. Franklin Peters Geography, Band, Glee Club Literature, Reading Miss Frieda Scheitlin English, Latin Junior High Foreign Language Miss Hilda Slcreen English, Public Speaking Miss Gladys Sorenson Art, Reading, Literature Ph f 'ss t Tanner Musik 'or, Penmanship ,-Q Miss janet Ware World History, Sociology, Economics Miss Ruth Williams Spanish, Frenrh Miss Florence Meader Mathematics, General Science Miss Marie Rafn English, Hygiene Mr. Harold Scott Manual Training Household Mechanics Miss Mabel Schaefer Typing, Shorthand Mr. Phillip Stuclcy ysics, Algebra, Solid Geometry Miss Floylnelle Thedford Secretary to Mr. Hanawalt Mr. Ray Warren Assistant Principal, English

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Miss Winnifrecl Berg Clothing, Hygiene Miss Elizabeth Buss journalism, Botany, Zoology Miss Regina Cooper English Miss Marion DeCoursey junior High Music Reading, Literature Mr. William Gooclell Mathematics, English i'Ql-f Percy Harader Geometry, Chemistry Mr. Robert O. Logan Commmilii Arithmetic Economics, Bookkeeping X Miss Alice Bowen Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic Junior Business Training Mr. Marion Catton Manual Training, Mathematics Mr. George Dahlberg World History, Commercial Problems Vocations, Athletic Coach Miss Mildred Forsberg Home Economics junior Home Problems Miss Verne Hannah Civics, History Miss Evelyn Haynes Secretary to Mr. Hansen Mr. William P. Matthews Library, World History American History Mrs. Robin McBride School Matron

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Kenneth Brown. Margery Jacobs. Marion Hahn, Miss Schaefer, Mr. Hansen, Alvin- Duris Nlarion Newton. Clifton Tabor, Lyman Gibson. Lowell Brown, Henry Fors, Henrietta Wischeinanii G-eralcl Morris, Alan Minsch, Vernon Overman, Jack Myers, Hugh Kalkus, Mr. Warreii O51 rr f 071' CTU n fro! President - Kenneth Brown Vice President Margery Jacobs Secretary - Marion Hahn Treasurer Miss Schaefer Yell King Alvin Duris NDER the able leadership of our president Kenneth Brown and of Mr. Hansen, we have successfully overcome all obstacles and have arrived safely at the end of another harmon- ious year. Our first important work was the adoption, of the new season ticket system. This system has proved to be exceedingly successful and will, no doubt, be .used next year. Under this system the season ticket was paid for by installments of ten cents per week. This plan made it possible for nearly every student to purchase a ticket. The season ticket drive was also a success. The seniors won this drive, thereby having their numerals engraved on the Activity Cup. The board decided that no second team letters were to be given for any of the maior sports. Heretofore, the letters have been given out too freely, so, in order to make them a greatly coveted prize, the requirements were made more difficult than before. The board decided to appropriate S1100 for the continuance of the C.W.A. work on Viking Field. The old bleachers were torn down, and a grand stand put up. A great deal of work was done on the track and field. Many carloads of cinders were put on the track, and the position of the football field was changed. These improvements will make our field one of the finest in the State of Washington. sixteen