Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Glue . Division presidents get together. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ritchie, Allen, Mankertz, Duris, Lubbe. . 9 But they II soon know their way around -we think! IX YEARS OF -WORK AND PLAY at P. H. S. lie before the excited, bewildered members ot the class of i946 as they begin the year. They stray into the wrong classrooms, climb the wrong stairs, jump at the wrong bells, recognize teachers and pupils who turn out to be utter strangers, and always bring the wrong book-and no pencil. But eventually they learn the ropes, take a good breath, and look for interesting activities to enter. lt's the history of every seventh grade. To help in getting settled, each home room division organizes, selects a distinctive emblem, and is placed under the wing ot a special adviser, as follows: J-l, Mr. Burke, J-2, Mr, Wasmundg J-3, Miss Bradfielclg J-4, Mr. Sparks, and J-5, Miss 'McCulloch. Division presidents are, respectively, Beverly Allen, Patricia Ritchie, Janet Lubbe, George Duris and Gus lvlankertz.

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