Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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if Q The Faculty For hundreds of boys and girls, high school determines the future way of life. O DEFEND AMERICA we must love Americag to love America we must know America. With this motivating thought of American Education Week set before the com- munity by President Henry Giles of the High School Teachers' Association, faculty members undertake work on the vital problem of the hour-American defense, and the contribu- tion to be made to it by education in Puyallup High School. Confirmation of the national faith in education as a first line of defense comes with President Roosevelt's letter to Principal Harry Hansen, in which he stresses the importance of keeping American youth of school age in school, since democracy can succeed only as well as our citizenry main- tains a high educational level. To keep America's worth always before the eyes of the students through classroom teaching, forum discussions, and radio education-and in turn to make students worthy of America-these become the chief objectives of Qhg faculty ALLEN BURKE Social Science Science, Health and Guid c an e World History E we fe, yss 5 if? E MARY BECK World History -IFF' 4 'Ot Jw H .fvYl'k,3gx:,v CERTRUDE BUTLER Library new S in carrying out the defense program, in the belief that if our V A people realize how priceless is the heritage they have to L if defend, they will make any sacrifice to preserve it. S Airman nmiasnc Quzure oANN .Science. Health and Social Science Guidance Art Algebra Stagecratt Q Mi Q ii? , ...wrt I CERTRUDE HANSEN PERCY HARADER DON HARTUNC MRS. MAUDE IACOBS Dramatics Chemistry Algebra Reading Publi: Speaking Algebra Science, Health and English Guidance English FRIEDA SCHEITLIN MARIAN SHERMAN MARGARET SINES l'lll.DA SKREEN Latin English French English English Spanish Public Speaking English lournalism . C lO it, x ftgmas ., .. a m I s P o, A ...Wa .f -M KH' Azffa' . ., - iqfrpr. f A I 't i1 ' , :V,,: , V - ,J GLADYS SORENSON Art

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In Ehe Cffice Tl1ey're Carrying on 6, . l THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE l NE WHO ARE IN SCHOOLS r who have the high privilege f serving youth as teachers 'mould feel very thankful- 'mankful that we live in a de- wocracyg thankful that we live 1 a land providing free edu- ation for its youthg thankful or free speech, a free press, nd all the other blessings of great liberty-loving people. Having been given the rich benefits of a ree secondary education, it should be the uty of every one of us to help in every way o preserve these blessings as a heritage for 'urselves and for those who are to come. his is the challenge offered to us in the ,resent crisis. We must not fail. God Bless Xmerica l l Harry P. Hansen, Principal Harry P Hansen

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MRS. VIRGINIA HAYNES Secretary to Mr. Hanawalt gs , 3 is s... g ,E Q LL, ,s 2- if 1 .., ALICE BOWEN MARGARET BRADFIELD Algebya Reading MRS. EVELYN LAKE Mathematics Penmanship SCCVENVY to MV- Hansen General Business English 've 4, . N, ,em ' Q an h 5' 1 W. A MARION CATRON MARIAM CLEVELAND RICHARD COOK Manual Training Mathematics Biology Science, Health and Guidance a 4 V,,-v , 1 . xg 5-5 ii ,SL ' A.. 5 . ., ' ,ma , y I , ,Q ai A Q. 53 vm N AA J V ' ,JV . ., MAY ENCBRETSON VIOLA EVERSON CWENDOLENE FRATER HENRYVGILES NORA -HALL English Home Economics . Shorthand EHSIISIY , EVIBUSI1 yyping Dramafigg Science, .Health and Public Speaking Guidance W ESQ! we A S 'mt U' 4 O W-QW A VERNE IENNINGS ROBERT LOGAN MARGERY McCULLOCH VERONA McKITTRlCK URSULA MARTIN Band Bookkeeping English Social Science Home Economics Orchestra Commercial Law English , ,Q sg, , f A 1' saggy My 'Wir A aww' . V L s. - CARL SPARKS HARRY STARBIRD ROBERT VOLLEN RAY WARREN CARL WASMUND Science, Health and Civics Typing Economics Mathematics Guidance History Gcncral Business Sociology Social Science Manual Training Q.. World History Vocational Guidance in 'E 'A LOUIS OWENS Music Chorus MARK WHITMAN Advanced Algebra Geometry Physics ll