Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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xxx? Nl JHJJJJVL X 1 LLL. Lbuf ' i U MRS. MAUDE IACOBX-3 Xxx 1. FRANKLIN PETERS Science Health and Gui ce, English Geography, Glee Club, Band, Reading, Literature MISS RUTH IACOBSON Social 5C,e,,Ce Miss FRIEDA scHEiTLiN English, Latin, junior High Foreign Languages ROBERT O. LOGAN , Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, HAROLD SCOTTX W,X 1 Commercial Arithmetic Manual Training, Household Mechanics WILLIAM P. MATTHEWS E Library, U it tes History, MISS HILDA SKREEN civacs English, Public Sp QM MISS MARGERY MCCULLOCH MISS GLADYS SORENSON English Art, Reading, Literature MISS EMMABELL STADDEN World History PHlLLlP STUCKY Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Physics MlSS MARGARET TANNER Orchestra, Penmanship MISS FLOYBELLE THEDFORD Secretary to Mr. Hanawalt RAY WARREN Assistant Principal, English flflffn

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I l , , XA? T MISS ALICE BOWEN MRS. RUTH CUMMINS Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, SDQVIISIWI FVGVYCIW, SCIGVICQ. Health and Algebra, junior Business Training 'Q GUICIBNCQ-Second Semester Miss MARET DUTHIE ROBERT BURROWS kj ' Spanish, French, Science, Health and Public Speaking, English, Dramatics x K Q Guidance-First Semesfel' X Q' ALFRED DAHLBERG MISS ELIZABETH Bl-ISS X Mathematics, Science Health and Botany, Zoology, journalism Guidance, Assistant Coach Miss GERTRUDE BUTLER GEORGE UAH'-BERG Science, Health and Guidance, Librarian Economics, Sociology, Athletic Coach MARION CATRON MISS MARION DeCOURSEY Mathematics, Manual Training Reading, Spelling, Music. MISS GWENDOLENE FRATER Typing, Shorthand MISS MINNIE GIBB Home Economics, Home Relations, junior Home Problems MISS MARVEL GREEN Clothing, Home Relations, English PERCY HARADER Chemistry, Geometry MISS EVELYN I-IAYNES Secretary to Mr, Hansen fourfren

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l E . , , .ry Board of Control Q President - ------- Richard Sloat Vice President - Lillian Meyer Secretary - Freda Pedee Treasurer - Miss Frater Yell Leader -------- Alvin Duris HE STUDENT BODY of Puyallup high school, with Richard Sloat as president and a board of control representative from each first period class, has completed another suc- cessful year. The first move made by the board was to allocate seventy dollars, the surplus from the season ticket drive, to pay for Northwest Assemblies. The season ticket drive, sponsored by this group, was a huge success financially. An assembly was held for the purpose of securing pledges for season tickets. After an exciting contest to determine which class wouldrfirst secure its assigned quota of pledges, the sophomore class won and had their numerals engraved on the Activity cup. Instead of giving debaters and declamation winners a major letter and stripe, the board voted to give them a gold pin with a guard. lt was decided, after writing to see what other schools in the league do about it, that we should give the senior members of the stage crew a badge. Having directed, organized and completed all student activities this year, the Board of Control feels that another year of activity has been successful. xixteen fl-gg X ff ' x X !'1y' M