Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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A acufty 2 A 'lf it E S av ' SES Yxptfsfxaoa-A S 0 Vivian YA Exlqiii x0 lin SYS' Sade DON HARTUNG Vice Principal FACULTY MEMBERS of Puyallup High School, With the objective of promoting educa- tion for both democracy and successful living, strive to turn curriculum and class procedure in directions of greater student participation and self expression. This program receives impetus with the observance of National Education Week, which stresses Education for the Amer- ican Way of Life. To provide training for active adult citizen- ship, students are encouraged to accept and carry out responsibilities in self-government, to attain self-reliance and resourcefulness, and to develop their individual abilities. Increasing emphasis is placed on group discussion of school problems, student committees for self-govern- en an L O d 2 aif Bun-,pea have solved me iinprvbleml .F Q, , F, f GLADYS SORENSON Att ment, and student body cooperation. aL ROBERT O. LOGAN Bookkeeping Commercial Law ,an- ! urns.. 4 L A CARL SPARKS st 1-I 1 cience, ea th and Guidance Manual Training 9 e e if f ' K li K 4..- l' -.f MAY ENGBRETSON English .'11 K HELEN LUFT Science, Health and Guidanceg English --ef ,jk HARRY STARBIRD History Civics - tal... VIOLA EVERSON Home Economics MARGERY McCULLOC English ROBERT VOLLEN Typing C Commercial Arithmetic H

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, r ,E PROTECTORS MRS. SHERMAN, Matron THE GIRLS OE PUYALLUP HIGH SCHOOL have much cause to be grateful to their matron. Mrs. Rosemary Sherman, for her kind and helpful efforts. She is a sympathetic, friendly woman, always ready to assist and advise in solving the problems which confront girls in their high school days. Mrs. Sherman has, thereby, earned and received the gratitude of every girl: and all join in wishing her happiness and continued success in her work of mothering Puyallup High School girls. ,....,,4- ' n- '- -v- T ',,,.... PROMOTION OE HEALTH in the public schools --- is a positive movement which aims to secure for every child the realization of his highest physical, mental and spiritual possibilities. Miss Ruth Robertson, our school nurse and truant officer, is confronted with numerous problems each school term, for she must control truancy, arrange for vaccinations, diptheria innoculations, Mantoux tests and X-rays: check the general health of school children: and cooperate with county health officials in carrying out a general health program. The school nurse is on duty each day from 8:30 a. m. to 4:00 p. m., visiting each school building according to her regular schedule. Homes are visited for investigation of social conf ditions, suspected contagious disease, or absence from school. HA nurse may fill a uniform or a town, but when her heart is so great that it wins for her the esteem and deep affection of associates, students and parents throughout the school district, that nurse is truly indispensable. Miss Robertson is such a nurse. Miss Robertson checks results of Mantoux inoculation of students. .. . .. OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS

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widens school horizons 6 , -u , r.. fy p , f 5 Q ALLANQBURKE Am ' i , S c I ence H 5 Y Sciuexiie, Health , I 4 .K andcuidaz-fe i ,I AL1dr?BoWEN '. ' ' Qc visor 5223 . , Arlefbff- PEGGYBRA i Dim His Lomim-rcxil Arithmetic P Enghs!PFIE14D III Einar I 'fs f Hns1iip ,... f.. ' Under the direction of Principal lic, ' Harry Hansen and Chairman Ray Ware my ren, preparations are made for a critical 1 evaluation of the school, with the ob- ject of testing the effectiveness of pres- ent curricula and procedures. Greater professional and social unity in the faculty is effected by a series of dinner meetings of the High School Teachers' Association, under the lead- ership of President Harry Starbird and various committees. Panel discussions of school problems, and reports from educational conferences, are features of business meetings: while the famous fall and spring picnics, and a Christmas costume party, comprise the social gath- erings of the year. MARION CATRO Manual Training 1' liii in - , -Qs 'xiii RICHARD COOK Biology e., ,3 N - . as-' K E ii ...i be OBERT BURROXVS GERTRUDE BUTLER Dramatics Library En l' . 5 ii K, own- ' RUTH CLARK MARIAM CLEVELAND Music Science. Health and Guidance Mathematics H9 si AL DAHLBERG QUAIFE DANN Algebra Social Science Science, Health and Guidance Art z W. I GWENDOLENE FRATER HENRY GILES Shorthand English Typing Speech Arts 1 ,Q f' URSULA MARTIN Home Economics 4-M' RAY WARREN Civics, History Economics Sociology -1,3 'iii' FREIDA SCHEITLIN English Latin XX -new-rg s, . , ps.-.- 'Sv A CARL WASMUND Mathematics Social Science Sb . :. I r cssi PERCY HARADER Chemistry, Algebra 1. ,L i X MARION SHERMAN English es. 't I . 945 we f ,' MARK WHITMAN Physics Advanced Algebra Geometry 4- MRS. MAUDE JACOBS English Science, Health and Guidance , 'I ' ccco 'q MARGARET SINES French Spanish Journalism ,4 Hy, -V r VERNE JENNINGS Band, Orchestra Glee Club r K - A 4? .c Wa .ap H HILDA SKREEN English Public Speaking WHO CAN SOLVE THIS PROBLEM?