Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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CLASS OF IOAI BRINGING TO P. H. S. school life a contagious enthusiasm, the class of '41 completes a year marked with varied achievements. With customary energy, the juniors race to second place in the annual season ticket drive, and surge on to a victory in the annual stunt assembly with the whimsical Wizard of Oz act. Then comes their dramatic triumph, the class play. To raise money for a truly gala prom, Smilin' Through is presented February 16, and is made a pronounced success by the Work of a talented cast and efficient committees, under the supervision of Director Giles. Cn the forensic front, Douglas Nlorrisson and Roberta Dawes win recognition as second string de- baters on the P. H. S. team. Standing by to guide the class in their activities during the year are advisers Harry Starbird, Marion Catron and Miss Ursula Martin. Shown at the right are Class President Harold Jacobsen and Vice-president Wayne Snider. Secre- tary-treasurer is Ruth Clark and yell leader is Sue Hendrickson. 012151, J tra ' ' ' ' eff!! 171 the Kina Sw V '11 ,, A .. , - ,. ' -fe'-fr r- ' 41' Q i' 1' , 1 IM Q, K 'W' ,Q ,I 144 Pe 041,45

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enith LESLIE SIEHL 1 S . ' S . h 1.99 '- an i kr- ,Cf OWARD SWARTZ l School Play 3: As- my Club 34 Band l. 3 Football I, 2, 3: ur Play 2: Letterman's 3g Museum Staff l, 'lay Property Commit- : Senior Play 3: Stunt nittee l, 2, AN 'ci' RELMA SIEVERS 25 Commer- Play Property Baseball l, cial Club 3g Committee 3g Play Costume Committee 3g Prom Com- mittee Z. .-. an ' sf- M ...vl- if DOROTHY AKEMURA Commerci ub Z, 3: Girls, Clu 1 et 33 G. A. A. 2. : P fer: At- tendance 1 2: Play Propa erty 0 mittee 2: Play Costu Committee 2. 3: Prom mmittee Z: Posture l: S ior Higli Oflicr- 31 Stunt Committee 3: Tri-L l. 2, 3: Play Advertising Committee 2, iq .xt , fi -29 :ze C JBERT WHITCHER 1y Property Committee 'rack l. JOHN WICKLANDhR HEY' -rw : -wh.. MILDRED SILER Bicycling 31 Prom Comm. 2g Girls' Club Poster Committee 2. DICK SIMMONS LIND SIM NSEN CHESTE REEN Bas t ball, league lg o s'w -'President 3: Boar of ol lg Foot- Hi- e , 2, 3g Honor bal , 31 Lettcrman's Club Roll , Advertising 1, , 3- Radio ig Track 1, Committe - adio 1, 2- Z. 35 1 ing Kn' Chess Club , Sophn ice Pres- k... i.lc asket ball, class Z5 ' er-class, 1, 3. J , FRANCES UNDERHILL B IQJOHN VAN . ,.. asetblll,2,3gF. ,J 3 1 '35 v 1,2111 z, 3. a Dot 41 fu' l '75 ' 'AL' N3 IEFF Tl-lOlVlAS HAZEL THORNE Bicycling 3: Commercial Club 3: Basket ball 3g Vol- leyball 3. 1 is xx 5- . . JOHN WORSWICK GENE WRAY 3-42' 5. . WIESE 2, 35 Hi-Life FERN WINSLOW Glec Club Z3 Golf 2: Hi Life lg Operetta Z5 Prom Committee 2g Tennis 2. JAY 7fIlVllVll5RlNlAN linntl Z, 3: Stunt Com- mittee 3. Basket ball, class Z, 39 Hi-Life 3g Orchestra lg Hi-Life 3: Hi-Y 35 Play Prom Committee 2. Advertising Committee 3. SENIORS Nu! Pirlinrri HERMAN DETERING BARBARA LACEY DANNY QUINLAN I9

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i itelldfion In CLASS OF I942 THE SOPHOMORES are Hoff with a bang in their first year as upperclassmen and announce their presence when their sparkling act i'l,i.tle Black Sam- bo takes second place in the stunt assembly. Qld man football is tackled with the traditional sophomore zest by these lusty young Vikings, with the result that two sophomores receive letters: Bill Clalligan, quarterback: and Gail Bruce, end. In a Winter Wonderland the Sophomores stage their Hop Dec. IO-a huge success from every point of view. Not a Whit behind the students in energy are Miss Mary Beck, Richard Cook, Miss Viola Everson, and Mark Whitman, class advisers. Named for office'rs'by the class of l942 are Jack Morrisson, president. Cshown at the left with Vice- President Bill Callrgcmq 1 Virginia Hansen, secretary- treasurer: and Frank Veitenheimer, yell leader. if sift W' 0 Nff 3 U t O' lf' aifcld an .RW 1 alrite f , Q 5 vfi...,Q,..e. 4' rlw'uf.,,. . ll ... ..f', .m,...-. M,,,.i.w.,.-,.-,f. .-4..n, t ' +2 H . an-sun-inaisia-sv xx-ta an