Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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HARRY STARBIRD we 'X Adviser of ,. ,, Boys' Club 2 -'1 awww' SENIOR BOYS' CLUB CABINET BACK: Healey, Morrison. MIDDLE Sternpinski, Merriott, Revitt, Snider Mr. Strbird. FRONT: Adams, Bruce NCE A MONTH the Boys' Club assembles for an education- al, vocational, or cultural pro- gram planned and prepared by its cabinet and the adviser, Mr. Star- bird. The club theme of service to the school is carried out by cogn- mittees which contact new boys, care for the building and grounds, undertake welfare projects, and sponsor the Inspirational Award. Boys' Club is headed by Presi- dent Douglas Morrisson, Vice- President Deane Healey, and Sec- retary-Treasurer Wayne Adams. JUNIOR GIRLS' CLUB CABINET. Baumgartner, Cline, Fredrickson, Bunn, Sawyer, Miss Martin. Sago, NET shefman' CPNBI ' , CLUB uislxoil Boilinavig-an' Kev Mr. Bur UNIOR HIC-H GIRLS' AND BOYS' CLUBS start the ball rolling for effective membership in Senior High. At their meetings programs of school talent are presented, as well as speakers on boy and girl problems such as personality. Miss Ursula Martin advises Ciirls' club, while Natalie Bunn serves as president, Juanita Baumgartner as vice-president, Alice Frederickson as secretary, Celeste Sawyer as treasurer, and Eunice Cline as yell leader. Allan Burke is faculty adviser for the boys, who are headed by Marion Lundri- gan, president, Frederic Barto, vice-pres- ident, Delmar Sherman, secretary. S 3l

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5 BAcK LOWE E Fiedler Hama T . ' L 1 ' vikiiflG Alexander. gf'LEl?qg,o,,, PhelP5' StempinSl4'1 LaFROiQlT: JacOlDSen1 Adams, Todd' Botstord, R LEFT. Mr. Hartuggschroeder, O VV Ceroodru ff AC LAD Bl WKIN 1 K ' bs h IES. B anchjgffe, Miseg FROM?-FK.. Reid Uffer' H Br-ack , Over,-I end 'han olf HCIKSOI7, joA48I'Coe' F6317 hhsof, Jsben. ' '3VCQX sfiicilvn Chosen for their fitned ' and Viking Ladies, hono O BECOME a Viking Lad or a Viking Knight is the hop of every student at P.H.S., bu only twenty-four may realiz that desire, since each group i limited to twelve. Viking Ladies are advised b Miss Gertrude Butler and head ed by Shirley Woodruff, presi dentg Sue Hendrickson, vic presidentg and Ramona Spej cer, secretary-treasurer. Ushering in the auditoriur and working at games are tw services performed by bot