Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1943 volume:

+A AQ, , 1 F if . . r. x-QQ t' ifc ing Published Annually by the enmr Cfadgf PUYALLUP HIGH SCHOOL yal as lngt I'aI1C8.4 .H Bunn AEd aurelia Jeogera g d onnze Smzih V I P u I u p, W H ' o n Editor-in-chief Jeoaemary Jgarilzofel rt itor Producin E iior Copy Editor 'i The htle ol Ellen Glasgows novel permxssxon of Harcourt Brace and C ompcmy IN THIS OUR LIFE We 9011 w skllled guldance 111 classrooms B Cl 111 our orgamzed groups we 04CC0l'l'lpllJll through Vafled act1V1t1es Mew 111 games and sports we alttam honors for Work Well done we na, 1n our hghter moments 0 'W e J I o I ' in , I III P0 GCE 5 C 11101 1111 1 C67 OT O1 9 91' 1 1 Pd llx CH 0 CT 1 0 1011 1111 Nov and 1111010 1 01' 11 1 11 9119 19 C0 91 0 0 1 1 1119 10 91191 Q 1 C1011 11191910119 G1101 d1T6'1 11 9 101111111 1 0 91 DI 0 0 91101 1 0 cv1111s 01 1190 119 1 9 11 F1 1 1 1 10 9 9119 1 111 1 10 0 1 QI 15 c Q C19 1 0 11901 01 013 Q 1119 5 1 H11 OT IPPITI 10111 1 1 110111 Q 0 79 11c1v9 C110 C1 10 0,1019 11119 1'9 01119 1 11191119 101 1119 1900101 1 9 FO 111f9 CIF 1 2 lc H01 f1 IHS OUP 1 E115 11 111411, 1 . 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N THIS our scholostlc hte our World rs the classroom ond lrbrcrry our componrons textbooks and pencrls Lcxtrn tronslohons protoplosrn equotlons ond theorems otorns ond molecules Macbeth The Encyclopedlcf Bntcrnnlco pronouns from fundomentols to mosterpleces We rcrnge the helds ol leornlng ln our quest for knowledge 6 the Holy Roman Empire l. . . Von Gogh . . . A.To1e of Two Cltlels . . . The Merchant of Venioe r,,,.......f.., ,, . . N THIS our vocat1or1a1 hfe pract1ca1 skllls become our goal Chckmg out Now IS the tune for all good men W161d1I'1g plane and saw ITIIXIHQ pastry stltchlng a placket settmg up test tubes ad1ust1r1g a carburetor analyzmg S011 operatmg a lathe drawmg a blueprlnt these Sk111S of shop and laboratory We acqu1re that we may work w1th speed accuracy and dexterrty . . . . . U . ' ff . . . . . . 1 I - N THIS our recreational life We indulge our love of activity fun friends school spirit We cheer our teams we flaunt our colors we dance and sing Shoutmg crowds shimmering dresses a throbbing orchestra the Iunior Prom Pep rallies class plays club 1n1t1at1ons a merry go round Wh rling gaily from autumn until spring and bring ng Wholesome life and laughter to every student 8 flashing figures . . . a snappy band . . . uniformed drill -that is sports. Gleaming floors 5. . . U l ' ' , V l ' fNfl ca: ff' xQv T f1?y 'X Skllled SLIIJBDCZ In CIBSSFOOITIS Q A in JA' - Ll ,Q I ,Q rf . : , , ..,,,, , 2' I A xx b kv E x. Y L, A Z x 9 f L2 f' 'ff-5 '- ' ' 3 '4 xg, I 5 if W i U h i ' ij 5 U , f ff' 1 ' .. X, I x .1 f ,, X U 4 ' 7 5 5 ff! 5 x i , 2 i It A, 4 +L , L 4 A , is 2 rw- 1 1 - V ' ' ' '5 if1?i. S ' A -, . X6 A , Q , n ffff 'V ff , X-www ' V ,U rd, ,x q fi, . f-emi I Z A v'l,,w' iff-.x ' ,NNXNVV I I I . IN THESE OUR CLASSROOMS student members of the Karshner Memorral Museum staff examme some exh1b1ts as Mr Matthews explalns the1r o r 1 g 1 n and use T h 1 s famous museum was g1ven to Puyallup Hlgh School by Dr and Mrs W M Karshner 1D memory of then' son Paul It has proved 1t self a umque and 1n valuable educatlonal fCIC1l1lY of the many pract1cal expenments performed by Mr Olsens agr1cul ture students M1ss Martm demon strates the correct mea sur1ng of 1ngred1ents to future home makers 1n the second per1od cooklng class surrounded by complrcated apparatus several students of Mr Whrtman s physxcs class observe 1nterest 1ng phenomena I l . . . soil analysis is one . X .Q-,,,a 11- ' 0 e BOA11' OV 1S1'11-ff'1OwS f en or Ve ON 1 W e1of V r V C' DAL PRINCIPAL S SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE THE C1022 of 1043 11cs rad CI d1 I 'L111 ectr beceube ot t11e emcertcx r1t1eQ C t11e Gr To e1r eredrt 16 cve C1 e If 101111162 f 1111 t11e 1015 O ver memoer 110 Qturted m September A1most everr are mate 111 IT1IT1QC11CI1GE1 e e t Q e brcmcrx 0. service 'xxziere 11 2. 1 11eA 1113 Country. aj: Ze 'Jar he over soc-rt, cmd mav vom Come beck Sound m mmd and 19G111 to Cmfff' use.u1 Aurel S Q '.or1 at peace Qu. Qes, '.-:Lilies -ref e er 'go mixg' Q MESSAGE e e M 1160 t1meQ 1 meeeczqe to rr Q r 1 mr out cmd ou Bx o domq X011 O11 1 evee V1 or OAK '11 G ri t 1Q1119G :1e Q11 t11rO:111fi his rj: Q11 e 'JQ11 1.1FOUg11OLl1 3' 1V .. 1f 'tem CI c11omce, so eep the up.-.'Gr ook at t11e starr, f . let S1101-J 1.9 - 'J .f 1L. 'X 'Il V li, S ., 1 A' 5' P. Hawzxmz P. B. Hcl71dll'Ll1f 11 Q are 1 .oc 111 10014 qrecrt cnbtcmceb 11 qclm CI pe Qpeftwe 1 e 001. ,Int All ..1 , X , P 'N AC' If ra H? V11 mfs vi '-as MRS. EDNA ARBUCKLE Englishg lournalismg Spanish. MARY BECK World History ALICE BOWEN Mathematics ALLEN BURKE World History Social Science GERTRUDE BUTLER Library LAURA BUTLER English Dramatics ,033 ....,-A f Q Ai. RR '---.- 55 .Ji OUR N addition to their regular activities Puyallup High School faculty mem bers this year organized and carried out various undertakings related to the war effort Among these projects were the sale of stamps and bonds the col lection ot scrap metals the subscription ot a War Chest and the organ1zat1on of a Victory Corps in Puyallup High School Many teachers sponsored drives served on committees or acted as solicitors in connection with these activities Every faculty member serv ed also in the government rationing program Under the presidency ot Mark MRS NYDIA CASE Civics History M ARION CATRON Manual Training MARIAM CLEVELAND Mathematics Science Health Guidance RICHARD COOK Biology IAMES COWAN English Social Science Mathematlcs DONALD CROY Sociology Economics Social Science MAY ENGBRETSON English VIOLA EVERSON Home Economics GWENDOLENE ERATER Shorthand Typlng NORA HALL Science rlealth Guidance Physical Education ROBERT HALL Mathematics GERTRUDE HANSEN Dramatics English PERCY HARADER Chemistry Algebra DON HARTUNG Algebra IRMA HAWKINSON Social Science Art English . i . . - pf ' V f ' A . 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'E , Er, ,,t,:,, A , 3 -if fr' x . 5 'r i -A - - if tw A 1 ' - FACULTY Whrtman the Hrgh School Teachers Assoclatton held monthly d1nner meet rngs where protessronal problems were dlscussed In October the Assocratron acted as host to over two hundred educators from surroundrng drstrrcts at a Supplementary Instltute held ln the l'11gh school Speakers were Dr Ray mond Hawk Pres1dent of WEA Ioe Chandler and Dr Coe of W S C Charrman ot the lrnportant School Leg1slat1on Commlttee was Don Hart ung who also represented Puyallup ln the Reglonal Legrslatlve comm1ttee VICE presldent and program cha1rman was Gertrude Butler secretary Frxeda Scherthn treasurer Robert Vollen URSULA MARTIN H M OLSEN Agrrculture LOUIS OWENS Mus1c Chorus Entered the Unrted States Army IH October FRIEDA SCHEITLIN Latm Engllsh DORIS SEHMEL Engl1sh FRED SIMONS Mathemahcs Sclence Health Gu1dance HILDA SKREEN Engllsh GLADYS SORENSON r CARL SPARKS Manual Trammg ROBERT VOLLEN Typrng Bookkeepmg CARL WASMUND Scrence Health Gmdance Physrcal ECIUCGTIOD MARK WHTMAN Mathematrcs Physlcs Vocattonal Placement ON THE STAFF WILLIAM MATTHEWS Curator ol Karshner Memorral Museum RUTH ROBERTSON School Nurse MRS ROSEMARY SHERMAN H1gh School Matron MRS MAUDE IACOBS Engllsh Sclence I-I alth Gurdance MRS KAY E LOGAN MUSIC Chorus ROBERT LOGAN Commerclal Law Bookkeepmg Reta1lSeII1ng DONALD MCCAW Band Orchestra MARGERY MCCULLOCH Engllsh VERONA McKITTRICK Enghsh ui new . 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A t, 'J ' : CLASS of 1943 ...up -1' 1-qv S THEIR royal blue ond whtte colors were low ered tn the trodtttonol Move Up Assembly the floss of l943 sov the end ot thetr h qh school days at hand and through the tntnd ot every sentor fhtted the happy recollecttons of loy gone days days whtch sow them transformed from strtvtnq bewtl aerecl eventh graders tnto prorntstna young men and v orrten ready to face adult hte Arnono those brtqht rnernortes were certamly the exctttnq daxs ot stunt ossernbly vtctortes bla qornes season ttcket clrtves ond class plays al Ntltly rntnqltnq themselves wtth club mtttottons oesernbltes clotss donces and annuals tn o whtrltncg koletclo cope o' oar recollecttons Wtth these happy dcv hehmd them and a challengmg World before the Sernors ot l943 go forth the htty hrst class to leave Puyallup Htqh School O l C' e tml I estclen BLVLHLY ANDLRSON Mator Forergn Language Mmor Sctencc Carrtph e Z 3 4 Glee f l b Z Latmeers 2 Commlttees S unt 2 1 JVCLAS AL DLHSO Mao Sc ence Mlno Bookkeeptng l l l lY ANG L Ma or f ommerctal Mtno Home lconom 1 eam 3 G uh 2 H L al o c lc no V1 tett s 2 3 V ommtttees Hop Z All BADLH Mator Art Mmor F ench Ann al Statt 4 Gtrls Sports 3G1 fate Ge lu 3HonorRo 23lon Soctety 4 Sentor Hgh Otttce 3 4 Usherette 3 Vtkmg Vartettes 3 fommtttee Play Prope t 3 Prom 3 Ho, 2 Stunt Z GORDON BAKER Mator Htstory Mmor French C P S en tc lo nament 3 lmebate 3 Ht Lt'e Stat' 3 4 Qurll and Sc oll LAORGL FAFHY Mao Scten e Mtno Mathemattcs Athlete Manager L Commtttees Stunt Z HOSLMARY HAHIHOLLI Ma or Htstory Mmor At Art Ldttor o Annua 4 Boa d o Lortrol 4 Hono Roll 3 Yell Q een 4 Commtttees fx ro, t ROBFRTA BENTON Mayo Band Mmor Sctence Band 2 3 4 Lommerctal Club 4 Latxn e s 3 Orchestra 2 3 Commxttees J oce t OHOTL-Y HVPFY Ma o Band Mmo Latm Band 2 3 ss Se et v 4 G1 ls Club Cabinet 4 Lattneers 2 3 4 Ltbrary Stat' 2 lrt L 2 3 Vrkrng Va tfttes 3 Yell Assts tant 4 L V RVL M o omme Mtno S tence Entered 'om QF A DOO L M Band M no Salesrnanshtp Band 2 'r M e L H A omm ttees P om 2 GPFDA RCHL M o Dramattcs Mmo Comme o A S lsool Play l4 CLASS of 1943 RALPH BRADFORD Mayor MonualTra1nlng Mmor Sclence FRANK BREWER Mayor Art Mlnor Sclence IAMES BROWN Mayor Mathematxcs Mlnor Scrence KAIHERINE BUCEY Mayor Home Economycs Mmor balesmanshrp Board ot Control 3 G A A Z 3 4 H1 Llle Stall Z Latlneers Z Vrkmg Varretres 3 Trr L 2 Usherette 3 LOlS BUCHANAN Mayor Home Lconomlcs Mlnor Salesmanshlp FRANCES BUNN Mayor Art Mlnor French Edrtor In Chret ol Annual 4 Camphre 2 Dnll Team 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Semor Play 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Honor Roll Z 3 Iumor Play 3 Vrkrng Varretxes 3 Honor Socrety 4 Com mlttees Prom 3 Stunt 2 3 4 Hop 2 WILLIAM BURDUE Mayor Commercral Mrnor Band B nd 2 3 4 Commlttees Stunt Z Play Costume 4 ALICE BURZLOFF Mayor Commerclal Mlnor Art LEE CHASE Mayor Sclence Mlnor Mathematrcs Boys Club Cabrnet 4 H1 Llfe Stall 2 H1 Y 3 Senror Play 4 Corn rrrttees Play Advertlsrng 2 gl-llitftz CHAVLl Mayor Hlstory Mrnor French Debate Z L1brary tat FLORENCE CHRISTENSON Mayor Home Economrcs Mrnor Commercxal RIDGEWAY CLOUD Mayor Malhernatrcs Mrnor Manual lrarnmg Basketball 3 4 Basketball rnter class wmner Z Football 3 4 Cwlee Club 2 3 Senror Play 4 Committees Prom 3 Hop Z Stunt Z RICHARD COLL. Entered tram Randle Washrngton Senlor Play 4 ANABEL CROSSON Mayor Mathematlcs Mlnor Language An nual Stall 4 Board ol Control 4 Vrce PTSS1denl Glrls Club 4 Cwlrls Club Cablnet 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Honor Soclety 4 Latmn eers Z 3 Qurll and Scroll 4 Vlklnq Lady 4 Commrttees A nouncement 4 Play Property 3 4 Prom 3 Hop Z GEORLJANN CUDDY Mayor Commercral Minor Home bconorrncs Commerclal Club 2 H1 Y 4 Lrbrary Stall Z 3 4 Usherette 3 V ommrttees Play Costume 3 Play Advertrs mg 4 Prom 3 DONALD DALESKY Mayor Manual Trarmng Mxnor Commerclal Glee Club 3 4 Vlkmg Varretles 3 WARREN DICKINSON Mayor Manual Trarnmg Mmor Agncul ture Athletrc Manager 3 Baseball 2 F F A 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Stage Crew 2 Comrnrttees Hop 2 DONALD DlLDlNE Mayor Scrence Mmor Mathematlcs LLNA Dl MLO Mayor Band Mlnor lournahsm Band Z 3 Commer c Club 2 4 G A A 3 4 Glee Club Z HlL1le Stall' 3 Edrtor 4 Honor Roll Z 3 Honor Soclety 4 Make-Up Stall 4 Orchestra 3 Perfect Attendance Z 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Commrttees Play Property 3 Stunt FRANCES DUCE Mayo Home Econorrucs Mrno Commercral Commerclal Club 3 H1 Y 3 4 CLORIA DUNLAP Mayor Commercral Mrno Matlrematrcs Senror Edrtor of Annual 4 Camplrre 2 3 4 Drlll l'eam 3 4 Grrls Club Cabrnet 4 Glee Club 2 3 Ho or Roll Z 3 Honor Soclety 4 Iunlor Play 3 Latrneers 2 3 Qurll and Scroll 4 Season Trcket Manage asst 4 Semor l-lrah Olhce 4 Usherette 3 Vxkmg Varretles 3 Commrttees Play Ad vertrsrng 4 Prom 3 Hop 2 15 L. 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Nd '27 ,..,a CLASS of 1943 'R' IIANNL EAIOUCJH Mayor Hxstory Mmor Sclence Board ot Control 4 Class secretary 3 G A A 3 4 Semor Htgh Ottxce 3 V1cePres1dent inttient Iliody 4 lennts Z 3 Vykmg Lady 3 4 Commxttees Assembly YOUI IACK IDMONDS Mayor Manual Trammg Minor Drarnattcs All School Play 3 Basketball 2 Basketball 1n1er class wtnner Idmor Play 3 Senyor Play 4 ERNEST FICHHORN Entered trom North Dakota PAIRICIA FARRLLL Mayor Commercial Mmor Home Economtcs Commerclal Club Z Make up Statt 2 3 Commyttees Hop Z Stunt Z IOYCE FEARN Mayor Dramancs Mmor Shorthand All School Play 3 Board ol Control 3 4 Drtll Team 3 4 Glrls Club Cabmet 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Honor Soctety 4 Nonette Z 3 4 Semor Play 4 Usherette 3 Vrkmg Vartettes 2 3 Corn mtttees Assembly 3 4 Prom 3 Hop 2 Stunt 3 4 IOHN FIEDLER Mayor Sctence Mmor Mathemattcs Board of Control 4 Boys Club Cabynet 3 Class Prestdent 3 Student Body Prestdent 4 Vtkmg Kntght Z 3 4 Commrt tees Assembly 4 Prom 3 Stunt 2 3 DIAN FIELDS Mayor Manual Trammg Mmor Mathemattcs MILDRED FISHER Mayor Dramattcs Mmor Iournalrsm G A 3 4 Glee Club 3 Ht Lite Staff 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Stage Crew Z Usherette 3 Vlkxng Lady 4 RUTH FORBES Mayor Hlstory Mmor Sctence Camphre 2 Glee Club 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Honor Socyety 4 Lattn eers 3 4 Usherette 3 Vxkmq Varretxes 3 Comrnxttees Announcement 4 Play Advertysmq 3 4 Hop 2 Stunt 2 3 ROY FORTIER W thdrew durmg the hrst semester to enter the United tales Nav DIXIE FOSTER Mayor Home Fconomycs Mmor Commercxal Band 7 4 Commyttees Prom 3 MILLICENT FOWLER Entered from Pe Ell Washtngton VIRGINIA GALE Mayor Commerc1al Mmor Latm Commercxal Club Z 3 Glee Club 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Vtkmq Varletles 3 DOLORFS GALLOWAY Mayor Foretgn Language Mmor Math emahcs Honor Roll 2 3 Vxkmg Varyetxes 3 KENNFTH GRANDFIELD Mayor Manual Tramyng Mmor Mathematycs Track Inter class wtnner 2 HAROLD HAAS Entered Irom Tacoma Washmgton CURTIS HALL Entered from North Dakota DARLENF HANSON Mayor Home Economycs Mmor Com merclal Carnpftre 2 H1 Y 4 Lxbrary Stall 2 Commrttees Play Advertxsmg 3 4 MARIORIE 'HARMON Entered trom Mrnnesota ROBERT HART Mayor Mathematxcs Mmor Manual Traxnmg VIRGIL HARWOOD Mayor Band Mmor Manual Traynmg Band 2 3 4 16 CLASS of 1943 KENNETH HAJGEN Major Mathematlcs Mmor Manual Tratntng A Scnool Play 2 3 Iumor Play 3 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Senror Pla Vtktng Knrght 4 YAMES 'lAWORTH Mator Man al T armna Mtno S ence 'HARLOTTE HAWSON Major Home Tconomlcs Mlno bcrence Lattneers 3 4 Commrttees St nt Pl y Cos tume 4 SHIRLEY HLINNING Malor Home Economtcs Mmor Lommecal Commerctal Club 3 Commxttees Hop 2 FRED HODGSON Malor Manual Tralntn Mmo Mathemahcs Baseball 3 Basketball 3 4 Commntees op 2 RUTH HOGMAN Major Commerclal Mmor Band Band 2 3 Stage Crew 2 AOLLBERT l-LOOVER Mayor Manual Tra1nmg Mmor Mathematxcs Football 2 BETTY LOU HOPKINS Malor Mathematlcs Mmor Sclence Glee ub 3 H1 Y 3 4 Honor Roll 3 HARRY HOTCHKISS Mayor Mathemattcs Mnno Sctence Baseball 3 Glee Club Z Commlttees Prom 3 Hop Z DALE HUFF Major Mathematmcs Mmor Scxence H1l.1fe Stat! 3 Q ll and Scroll 3 4 CHARLES HUFFERD Major Mathernatlcs Mmor Man al Tram 'xg Basketball Manager Z 3 4 Board of Control 2 Class Prest dent 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Honor Soclety 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 lennls 2 3 Vlkxng Knight 3 4 Commrttees Pav P ape ty 3 P om Hop Z Stunt 2 3 GEN? HUMISTON Major Commercial Mtno tome Lco romtcs Glee Club 2 HrL1te Stall Z 3 4 lo Roll 7 Vlklnq Varletres 3 merctal Club 3 4 Presrdent Grrls Club 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Honor Soct ety 4 Latmeers Z Orchestra Z 3 Vxkmg Ladxes Z 3 4 Commtttees Announcement 4 Play P oper y 3 DARLENE KL MBLE Malor Home Economtcs Mlno Comme cial Board ot Control 4 Class Vxce Prestdent 3 Comme ctal Club Z 3 Honor Roll Z 3 Llbrary Stall Z 3 4 Secretary ot Student Bodv 4 Vlkmg Lady Z 3 4 Lommtttees Play Property 3 Hop Z Stunt ELEANOR KEPHART Malor Mus1c Mmor Latm Glee ub 2 3 4 Lattneers 2 3 4 Nonette 2 4 Orchestra Z 3 T L 2 3 Commtttees Stunt 4 MAXINE KNIAPP Mayor Dramatrcs Mmor Art DONALD KNIFFEN Ma1or Sclence Mmor Latin Boys Cab1net2 3 4 Football 4 Latmeers 2 3 Moue Poecto Cevr 2 3 4 Tenms Z 3 Commtttees Play Property Z Pom 3 Po Stunt EDWARD KURTZ Mayor Commerctal Mtno s Band Z 3 H1L1le Statt 2 3 Honor Roll 2 Perfect Attendance Z 3 fommtttees Play Advertlsma 3 PlC,HARD LARSOIN Malo Mant al Trarnmq Mmor Mathematt MARGARET LESTER Ma1o Home Fconomtcs Mtno o 'ne ca LE ROY LILE Mator Commercral Mmor Mathemattcs Glee Club 4 17 4,1 ' - , , , . ll . 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G, A A 3 4 ' 1233 CLASS of 1943 l:.Lf-JANOR LINDS FROM Mayor Foreign Language Minor Commerclal Campfire Z 3 Girls Sports Z 3 Glee Club 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Latln eers Z 3 Vikmg Varteties Z 3 Lommmttees Play Property 3 4 Prom 3 FRANK LONGUSKIL Mayor Mathematics Minor Latin Latin eers Z .3 4 Perfect Attendance Z IAMES LOONEY Mayor Mathematics Minor Ma n u al Training Baseball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 F F A 3 Lettermens Club 3 4 BETTY LOUNHARDT Mayor Commercial Minor Dramatics All School Play Z G A A Z 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Iunior Play 3 Honor Society Make Up Statt Z 3 4 Viking Vaneties 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Committees Play Advertising 3 Hop Z Business Manager of Annual 4 EVLLYN LUGLAN Mayor Commercial Minor Home Economics ROBER'lA MCDANIEL Mayor Home Economics Minor Commercial Commercial Club Z 3 4 Committees Play Property 3 Hop 2 WINFRED MCLAUGHLIN Mayor Commercial Minor Manual Training Basketball 3 4 F F A 4 Track 3 Viking Knight 4 VIOLET MATHEWS Mayor Home Economics Mmor Commercial CLARENCE MATTA Mayor History Minor Agrlculture ROBERT NAY Mayor Mathematics Minor Science H1 Life Staff 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Qurll and Scroll 4 Senior Play 4 GERALD MILHOLLAND Mayor Mathematics Minor Science Y 3 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Committees Stunt 2 3 ROBERT MODELAND Mayor Manual Training Mlnor Scl ence Board of Control 2 Football 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Committees Hop 2 THERESA MOORE Entered from Wapato Washington RAYMOND MORGAN Mayor Mathematics Minor Science Track 2 Viking Varieties 3 Score Board 2 3 VERNON NELSON Mayor Science Minor Mathematics JULIE NICKELSON-Major, Commercial, Minor, Iournalism, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life Staff 3, 4, Honor Roll 31 Nonette 3, 4: Quill and Scroll , 4, Vtking Varieties Z, 3. Committees: Play Advertising 35 Prom 3. LLOYD NORLEN-Major, Manual Training, Minor, Agriculture. RICHARD NORMAN-Major, Manual Trainingy Minor, Math- ematics. MARGARET NORRIS-Major, History, Minor, French. Make Up Staff , Perfect Attendance 2. IOY OLDRIGHT-Mayor, Artp Minor, Mathematics. Glee Club , 45 Hi-Y 4. EARL OLSEN-Withdrew during the first semester to join the United States Navy. 18 CLASS of 1943 LUCY MARGARET PALMER Mayor Home Economxcs M1nor Mathe mattcs Commerctal Cl b 4 Grrls Srorts 3 Pe e t Attendance Z 3 ornmtttees Play Costume 3 Play Property 3 ELLlA PANCHOl Mayor Band Mmor Lattn B nd 3 4 H Lye Statt 4 Nonette 4 WAYNE PARKER Mayor Mathemattcs Mtnor Scyence Baseball Z Board ot Control 4 F E A 3 4 State Orator gal Contest 3 Boys Club Presrdent 4 Track 3 Sentor lay 4 DONNIS PAYNILR Mayor Comme cral Mmor Mathematrcs Comrner ctal Club 3 Drtll Team 3 4 RICHARD PENHALE Mayor Commercxal M1nor Ioumalxsm Baseball Z 3 Class Secretary 2 Football Z 3 4 H1L1te St 3 4 Ljttermens Club Z 3 4 Ouxll and Scroll 3 4 Commtttees tunt WLSLEY PLIERSON Mayor M a n u al Trarntng M1nor Mathematlcs Annual Staft 4 NONALD POHLMAN Mayor Matbematlcs Mtnar Spamsh Football Manager Z 3 4 Boys Club Cabtnet 3 4 Movte Proyector Crew 2 3 4 f ommrttees Announcement 4 Prom 3 Hop 2 Stunt 2 3 MATILDA POI ICH Mayor Commerctal Mmor Art Commercral Club 3 4 G A A 3 Honor Roll 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 IUDIOT High Oltxce 4 Lattneers Z Perfect Attendance 3 Season Ttcket Manager 4 IEANNE POWELL Mayor Home Economtcs Mmor Scyence Campltr Z 3 4 Commlttees Hop Z Sty nt 2 3 EVELINE PROSSER Mayor Home Economtcs Mmor Commerctal WILBUR PRYZYBYLSKI Mayor l-ltstory Mmor Sctence Athlettc Manager 3 DELORES RAREY Mayor Commerctal Mmor Iournaltsm Ht Lite Statt 3 4 Make Up Staff 3 4 WAYNE ROBERTSON Mayor Manual Tramtng Mmor Matnernat rcs Honor Roll Z Commrttees Hop 2 Stunt 2 IAURLll'A ROGERS Maor Htstory Mmor Sctence All School Play 3 Proddctton Edrtor o' Annual 4 Gtrls Cldb Secretary 4 Glee Club 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Honor Socyety 4 Iuno Play 3 Lattneers 2 3 Usherette 3 Qul1llCll'1d croll 4 Senyo Pla 4 Vykyna Vartetes 3 ommyttees Play Adwe tysynfl 3 4 MlI.DRLD ROOT Mayor Language Mmor Mustc Board ot Control Grrls Club Labmet 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Nanette 2 3 4 Usherette 3 Vrkyng Varyettes 2 3 FOmmltl6ES Hop 2 Stunt 3 STEVE SAGMILLER Wrthdrew durmg the hrst semester to enter the Untted States Navy HELEN SALE Mayor Art Mmor Comms ctal Camrtyre 3 4 Drlll leam 3 4 Glee Club Z Honor Roll Latin eers Z Pertect Attendance 3 Sento Htgh Olttce 3 4 Com mlttees Hop 2 DOROTHY SANDLRSON Mayor Commerctal Mmor Dramattcs Al Sc ool Play Z 3 Commerctal Club 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Make p Stat' 2 3 4 Cornmlttees Hop 2 ROBERT SANDLIN Mayor Scyence Mmor Mathemattcs Y Commrttees Prom 3 LEO? ARD SAWYER Mayor Mathemattcs Mrno Scrence Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Boa d ot Cont ol 4 Vtce Pesydent Boys Club 4 Football 4 H Y 3 Latrne Z Le termen s Cl 1b 2 3 4 Commrttees Hop 2 Stunt 2 3 If - V A ' N ' 1 rtfc ', ' ' '- , g , . a , , ' 1- i 'y 1 3 Y I 1 I ', , :A - ' G14 L , . ' T . 1 . . 1 , I r RUTH ROBBINSeMayor, Commercialy Minor, Latin. Glee Club 2, 3. y l 7 I I l , I I l 3 ' S g r V 3 ' ' V : C , E ' 4 , , A ' 4 4, Z' I I I j , I z Q, 47? 1. I 2? 1. Y , . . H I . E I . l rr ' 5 ln ' , 5 , , , U X f ' , 7 , ' Ht- 2, 3 , . v g V YV r ' I I ' 5 Y I gl 1-I Ig A 'ers 19 GF- Q15 -J x 4' -5 CLASS of 1943 1 'NV 475 f W .ps le 'Ji Vll-lC1llgllA SCHARPF Major Dramatlcs M1nor Home Economrcs pors LUINICL SCHWARIZ Lntered trom Everett Washmgton MAE SELBY Malor Commercial M1nor Home Economtcs Annual Stall 4 Lrbrary Staff 3 4 LLYDL SHOE, Malor Mathematlcs Mmor French H1L1te Stall 3 junror l-'lay 3 Comrzuttees Prom 3 Hop 2 MARlLOU SlPES Lntered from Wenatchee Washtngton FONNIE SMITH Mator Orchestra Mmor Spamsh Class Ldxtor ol Annual 4 Llbrary Statt 3 Museum Start 3 Orches ta Z 3 Qurll and Scroll 4 Assrstant B stness Manager Annual 4 WARREN SONGER Ma1or Commerctal M1nor Mathematlcs GLORGE STLAN Mator Manual Trammng Mrnor Scxence H1 Y Z 3 Orchestra 2 Track 2 Track mterclass wlnner 2 3 Com mrttees Hop Z StuntZ 3 KURT STEUERNAGEL Malar Mathemattcs M1nor Art S Lui Staff 2 3 Annual Statt 4 Commtttees Prom 3 OP LAURI TEWAR Mayor Dramatxcs MIHOI French All School Play .S Ann Sta Campftre 2 3 Iuntor Play 3 Ltbrary Statt Z 3 4 Sem sherette 3 Vtkmg Varlettes 3 Commxttees Prom 3 ONL Major Socxology M1nor Commerctal Basketball class wtnner 2 3 Board ot Control 4 Commlttees Play me 2 IEAN STOUT Malor l-llstory M1nor Commerctal Com rctal Club Z 3 Drrll Team 3 G A A 2 3 Tr I. Usherette 3 GLORGE STRANDLEY Maror Agrxculture M1nor Art F F A Z 3 Glee Club 3 4 MAUDINE SWALANDFR Mayor Home Economrcs Minor Scl ence H1 Y 3 Llbrary Staff 3 4 ILAN THOMAS Major Dramatrcs Mrnor Mathematncs Cvlrls Club Treasurer 4 Glee Club 3 H1 Y 4 Honor Roll Z 3 lunror Play 3 Vlkmg Lady 3 4 Vlkmg Vartetles 3 LLARICE IHOREN Ma1or Home Economxcs M1nor Sclence Camp ttre Z H1 Y 4 'Latmeers 3 Lxbrary Staff Z 3 4 Commlttees Play Cos tume 3 4 Prom CHARLES TODD Mavor Mathemattcs M1nor Manual Tramm Board of Control 4 Boys Club Cabmet 3 Lettermen s Club Orchestra 2 3 Lennxs 2 3 Vrkmg Knrght 2 3 4 Commtt t es Assembly 4 Play Property 3 Prom 3 Hop 2 Stunt 2 3 LOTS TOMCHICK Mayor Orchestra M1nor Commercxal J A A 4 Vlkmg Varretres 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Stage Crew Z 4 Committees Hop 2 KONRAD TYRRELLS Mator H1story M1nor Iournalxsm H1l..1te Staft Z 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Commmees Play Adverttstng 4 ELEANOR VALENTINE Maror Htstory M1nor Spamsh H1Y 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Semor Play 4 WILLIAM VAl.ENTlNE Maor Mathemattcs M1nor Lattn 20 ami 1 4. - 3 ' H 2 A ' H 9 --1 I I , I I E E Q T A 'F Y. 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CLASS of 1943 PAUL VERTREIS Maaor Mathemaacs Mano Scaence Class Vace Presadent 4 FRED WEPFLR Maaor Orchestra Manor Mathematacs Glee Club 3 Orchestra Z 3 4 Vakang Knaght 3 4 Vakang Varaetaes 3 WILLIAM WESTMAN Maaor M a n u al Traanang Manor Mathematacs F F A 3 MARGARET WHEATLEY Mayor Commercaal Manor Art DORIS WHIPPLE Entered from Seattle Washangton EUGENE WILLIAMS Maaor Manual Traanang Manor ca ence Board ol Cantrol 3 4 PEARL WILLIAMS Mator Home Economacs Manor Dramatacs Board Control 2 3 Class Yell Leader 4 Garls Club Yell Leader 4 Lataneers Z 3 4 Assastant Student Body Yell Leade 4 Tra L 2 3 Usherette 3 4 Iunaor Play 3 Lettermen s Club 3 Movae Protector Crew 4 Senaor Play 4 Track Manager 2 3 Commattees Hop 2 Stunt 3 CAMERA SHY LOWLLL ILLS Lmered tram South Dakota DON MacQUARRlE Mayor Manual Traanang Manor Mathematacs ELMER STEMP Mayor Mathematacs Manor Scaence DALE ROBBINS Maaar Manual Traanang Manor Agraculture Above nght Panel dascussaons are featured an Mrs Cases senaor cavacs classes Here Matalda Polach acts as chaarman Haght Mass Skreens senaor Ertgla la class hears Helen Sale explaan a sentence daagram 21 7 ' I A ' I ' I S , Of Q : A- A 1 A ' A I I ' : A ' DAVID WISCHEMANN-Major, Bandg Manor, Scaence, Band 2, : ' : A 2 A A 2, , IUNTOPS Center fro Haynes I Le is Cyell leadej Fed ckson Csec etaryb iss Cat on ladvise sl CLASS of 1944 ERE HERE' Well core' l 9 4 4' And the Juniors certainly scored in the season ticket drive by coming in with a high second This achlevement was merely a pre lude to the stunt assembly where the class of 1944 took top honors with their original football game between the Axis and the Allies Led by General MacSpooner the Puyal lup Allies triumphed with their V formation over the swastika line up of the Sumner Axis which was captained by l'oJo Ruffin and coached by Pop Keeny Hitler This clever stunt was organized by the Junior committee composed of Kenny Spooner Emile Gamble Natalie Bunn Dick Porenta Ienny Lewis Trafford Hubert Gener Palmer and Iewel Russell ln Ianuary a large number of Juniors turned out for the biggest class undertaking of the year the annual Junior play Rehearsals began promptly for the delightful fantasy Heaven Can Wait ln the leading role as Ioe Pendleton was Bill Revitt While Fred Barto and lack Schauble were double cast in the role of the famous Mr Iordan Miss Laura Butler directed the production lunior leaders worked actively in launching the Victory Corps in our high school Emile Gamble and lack Schauble assisted in pre entlng the program to the student body in an assembly held for the purpose Capable lunior class leaders this year were Emile Gamble who assumed the respon sibilities of president and Dick Haynes who acted as vice-president. Other offices were held by Alice Frederickson who carried out the duties of secretary and Ienny Lewis who served as junior class yell leader. Advising the class of 1944 were Miss Ursula Martin Miss Gladys Sorenson Mr. Marion Catron and Mr. Mark Whitman, 22 CLASS of 1945 NTERING the realm ot semor h1gh th1s year the class of l945 took 1ts place among the ranks ol the upper classmen as a worthy add1t1on by Q1V1I'1Qll'l6 other classes some keen competmon 1n the season trcket dnve By gomg over the top m the hrst mmute the sopho more-s showed thelr une school Splfll and sense of cooperatron Not the least of the sophomore ach1evements was thelr contr1but1on to the stunt assembly where they took second place Thelr act featured the opposrng football teams as competltors ln a dance contest w1th the Puyallup utterbugs hnally out danclng the Sumner Conga l1ne up The comrnlttee wh1ch planned th1s stunt cons1sted of I1m Orhner Sh1rley Ba1ley Don Barov1c La Vonne Hansen Ralph N1chols Glen F1edler and Celeste Sawyer For the hrst tlme the sophomores part1c1pated th1s year 1n the presentahon ot soc1al sclence panel d1scuss1ons 1n the Lrttle Theater Under the d1rect1on ot M1ss Beck some thlrty hve tenth graders took part 1n analyzmg the toplc Can the Un1ted Natlons Stay Umted IH Peace? Enghsh classes were 1nv1ted to hear these panels wh1ch were thereby made ot c1v1c value to the entlre school as well as to the parnclpants themselves D1rect1ng the class of 1945 as class advlsers were lvhss ry Beck Q Vrola Ever song and Mr Rlchard Cook Sophomore class oth ers were rhner pres1dent Delmar Sh r'na vlce presd rt Glen Ftedler secretar and La ansen el leaaer fx TK farfmg fhe home Jfrefch, SOPHGMORES Center front G Fxedler fsecret ryl She man presd tj O C dentl L lf fell der Mlss Beck Mr book M Wh tm fd lS 4, 1 . . . I - I Y . . I . I I . I . . ' . . . A , J . , I I ' , s 1 - 1 - - l I , J W r 1 nl , - if , 1- I an A H , . A X ,1 , , lk 3 1 v ' w V A - rf . s -r - f X 1 X if A , I - .. l X. 'N V L J! ll Nba X Q f Jr, X ,J - . - ' A1 . Q j, 3 . X XC J X . j ' x . Y Et ' X x Q , -4 f JY 1 ' 3 f' N x, 4 A ,J v 1 1 f J. u - E 4 'I 1 . v . X I , x I 'gi-'rdf If jf! ' f ' 'AQ , X I- X, Q , fl I Mx' ' X f My I 'l ., CL. 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FV '11 FRESHMEN Center lront M Wasmund Cad tsel D White Cp esidentl Neeley I ce p esidentl Kallg en tsecretaryl Dre ty ll l d J Mss Schetln Miss McK1ttr1ck tad se sl CLASS of 1946 APTUBING first place in the season ticket drive the Freshmen early in the year estab lished their reputation as real leaders Since few Freshman classes have ever Won this contest additional bouquets should go to the class of 1946 for its initiative Accepting the responsibility for the leadership of the class was capable Dick White class president who was assisted by Iim Neely the vice presldent Keeping the minutes of lass meetings and collecting dues were two of the duties of secretary Kathleen Kallgren while vivacious Mitzy Drew led class yells with dash and drive With the same enthusiasm as that shown in the season ticket drive the Freshmen contributed to the annual stunt assembly an up to date act depicting Puyallup as the Allies with Sumner as the villainous Axis Aided by the Second Front and a lew popguns Puyal lup won the victory to the tune of Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition Credit for this stunt goes to the committee which mcluded Betty Leavitt Donna Iennings Buster Brouillet and David Scheyer As leaders of the Junior high the Freshmen took an active part in music drarnatics and athletics not to mention student government. Advisers for the Class of 1946 were Mr. Wasmund Miss Scheitlin Miss Bowen and Miss McKittrick. 24 CLASS of 1947 . INNING the junior high season ticket drive, eighth grade division I-7 established tor the class of 1947 the reputation ot being wide awake and able. The other eighth grade divisions also came through the contest with flying colors, their percentages being unusually high. Among the varied projects undertaken by the eighth grade this year were the col- lecting of scrap metal to aid in scrapping the Axis and the buying ot war stamps with the money ordinarily used to purchase division emblems. Large emblems were, however, displayed in each division home room, adding a bright spot of color to the blackboards. President of the eighth grade divisions were Charles Sparks of I-6, Charles Gordon of I-7, Paul Names ot I-8, Vern Hill of I-9, and Earl Packer of I-10. Representing the class of 1947 in student government were Bruce Hunt, the efficient vice-president of the Iunior High Boys' Club, and energetic Sue McKinney, the junior high student body yell queen. The eighth graders were ably advised this year by Miss Verona McKittrick I 6 Miss Marian Cleveland I 7 Mrs Maude Iacobs I 8 Miss Laura Butler I 9 and Mr Donald Croy I9 Cdi ision p esd ntsl M Croy fadvise 25 I-10. EIGHTH GRADE, Center hom: Mrs, Igciobs, Miss Cleveland Cadviserslg Names, I-8: Sparks, I-6: Packer, I-10, Gordon, I-7g il, - g 'v ' r 1 e , r. ' rj, EINTH GRADE Front M Co an Ms Ha kmson Cad ts I I I a s o o dl so pres1dentsI Ms Sehmell Ms och a CLASS of 1948 ONFUSED by the many halls and rooms m Puyallup H1gh School and rather bewtldered by tts magn1tude the seventh graders entered the portals of Iunlor h1gh as strangers but they soon became accustomed to the new routme of hlgh school and fell 1nto step wlth 1ts Splflt and act1v1t1es Followfng the trad1t1on begun by former classes the seventh graders deslgned attrac t1ve emblems to d1st1ngu1sh the varlous d1v1s1ons Departlng from establlshed custom how ever they made a s1ngle large emblem for each home room us1ng the money thus saved to purchase war savmg stamps Not to be outdone by other classes the seventh grade followed up th1s patr1ot1c gesture wlth generous contrlbutlons to the scrap plle An exc1t1ng race 1n buymg defense stamps was a spec1al feature of the year Mlss McCullochs frfth perlod read1ng class lssued a challenge to all o her seventh grade d1v1 slons and the battle was on Money for the stamps was ralsed by each d1v1s1on through the payment of small fmes for lnfrmgement of 1ts rules of conduct and through volunteer con trlbutlons The1r progress was recorded by red Nhlte blue and gold Vs mdlcatmg the number of stamps sold Each class accepted the challenge w1th great enthustasm but Mtss McCullochs I 4 d1v1s1on won handsomely wtth a total of S147 QU for the ttme allowed Elected at the opemng of school the pres1d1ng ofhcers of the seventh grade d1v1s1ons th1s year were Ted Lamb of I l Davld Da1ley of I 2 Dorothy Mohr of I 3 Norma Snow of I4 and Dlck Grad of I5 Advtsers for the seventh grade were Mr Iame Cowan I l Mr Robert Hall I2 Mtss Dons Sehmel I3 MISS lrma Hawkmson I4 and Mtss Margery McCulloch I 5 26 SEV I . : r. w , 1 s W ' v' ers g Darley, -2g Lamb, -lg Cr b , I-55 M hr, I-35 Sn W, I-45 Q 'vi i n 5 i s , i s McCull ., Mr Hall K dv1sersI. 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I - ' I K I I ' I s , - g . , - 2 ' 1 ' I 1 ' I I ' - XXJ3 ,gf X690 cv x o, X Do 0 W-xxx ll ff 45143 XS Gnu 0543 XX ffvx M Q Q,-0-X' ffwg ff, f' nf? xv e ,Cen in our organized groups. 0 If Above let TUTNIOR HlGr BOARD Ol' CO TWOL Seated Brackman B K lse h Aho e r a nt STUDENT BODY PRFSI la aday ha en B o llet Cp es den 'na Leavrtt Ha dike NTS ourllet T mo I F e Standmg R OISGH Gas a cl P r rt c n r a rs Se-no hrg Wood o tl' lxfclirnrt oc a an S Han cn Below SEHOR rllG'l BOARD Ol: CO Seated C, osson Fearn d I F i Cp e ra ntl lkewb e o Z1 Stand ng S Batholet hoc Pg nuts rs s as W Po er S y l 1-211 Bo s ord STUDENT GOVERNMENT HE SBNlOR l'llGlvl'l BOARD Ol: CONTROL under the leadershrp ol the study body presr dent Tohn Fledler drscussed and acted upon all problems and questrons brought before them by the student representatrves durrng the past year Ablv talcrng over tlee meetmas when the presrdent was absent was Ieanne Eatouqh vrce presrdent and rn charge of takrna the mrnutes was Darlene Kemble secretary Workrng out plans lor tl e organrzatron ot a Vrctory Corps proved to be the mam project of the Senror Hrgl Board ot Control A commrttee consrstrng ot faculty and student leaders was appolnted to take charge ot the undertakmg lohn Fredler Vrvran lohnson and Wayne Parker ere tle tudents orlcrng vrth Mr Whrtman Mrs Laura Butler and Mr Hartung THE IUNIOR HlGH BOARD Ol? CONTROL holdrng 1ts meetrngs every Thursday was under the drrectlon ot Buster Brourllet presrdent Charle Woodworth vrce presldent lvlarre Hazen secretary and Sue Mclirnney yell leader The general rmprovernent ot the school was drscussed at therr meetlngs and sugges trons were carrred to the home rooms by the rooms representatrves 28 KJ XXX, VIKING LADILS Front V Iohnson Fxsher M Benedlct Lrosson Eatough Thomas Iprestdentl Back Lspeland Engh Kemble Batholet Ft Spencer Mxss Butler Iadvlserl VIKING KNIGHIS Seated G Fledler Todd Brackman Hutlerd Iprestaentj Pxcha McLaughlm Standmg Marshall I Ftedle K Haugen Barto R9V1ll Morgan V Hoover Wep' M Hartung fGdVlSSl'l VIKING LADIES ITI-I renderrng serv1ce as the1r pur pose the Vlktng Ladtes found many ways to Iulfxll the1r pledge Ushermg at Iootball and basketball games school plays or concerts was only one ot the1r many duttes lor they also showed guests around school pohshed troph1es and decorated the stage tor spec1al occastons V1k1ng Lad1es are chosen by elect1on every year from each class To be a VL IS an honor ardently hoped for by every grrl 1n school The V1k1ng Lad1es were under the dlrec t1on ol MISS Gertrude Butler advlser lean Thomas pres1dent and Darlene Kemble v1ce pres1dent VIKING KNIGHTS N PERFORMING thelr varled dutles of taklng t1ckets at plays and operettas keepmg order at all games and puttmg up and taklng down the Ilag the Vrkmg Kntghts proved themselves to be a versat1le and responstble group Vtklng Kmghts IS a boy s honorary organt zatlon ot long standtng 1n P H S Each year two boys are chosen from every class by the V K s themselves The members are selected for the1r ab1l1ty to Work the1r wrll lngness to cooperate 1n 1mprov1ng the school l1Ie and thelr mamtenance of a good scho lastlc record Presldent of the V1k1ng Knlghts thls year was Charles I-lutterd v1ce pres1dent Charles Todd secretary treasurer Ray Morgan and advtser Mr Hartung Y x 5 ff' 1 .V - ,f x' f X .. 9 3 1. x ,V A, 1 . , XX' lf f, , T ' f 5 ' 11 1 , - - 1 Is ff' . 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Above SENIOR HIGH GIRLS CLUB CABINET Seated Sah Engh e g Io nsor' I esrde D Berry Thomas Dun ap Standing Roger Mss Beck ad rse Lesson Bad Fean Back Allen GIRLS CLUB ENIOR HIGH GIRLS CLUB led by prestdent Vrvran Iohnson th1s year centered therr act1v1t1es about the1r theme Frrendlmess Much was accompllshed toward establrsh 1ng such a Splfll at the Grrls Club Mrxer wh1ch was held for new g1rls and sophomores Here a general atmosphere of get acguarnted prevarled and games planned by the G A A really mlxed old and new students Moreover the G1rls Club has made school days more cheerful for grrls and boys both by such pro1ects as sponsormg matrnee and evenlng dances decoratmg the halls at Chrrstmas t1me and sendmg cards to glrls who have been absent because of rllness V1v1an was asslsted by lvlrss lvlary Beck adv1ser Anabel Crosson v1ce pres1dent Lauretta Rogers secretary Iean Thomas treasurer Pearl Wrllrams yell leader IUNIOR HIGH GIRLS CLUB makmg The general rmprovement of the school the1r goal declared gum chewmg cluttered halls and sloppy appearance as outs Shootmg stra1ght at therr mark they greatly rmproved the appearance of Iunror I-I1gh at Chrrstmas tmme by decoratmg the frrst floor hall wrth cedar boughs and brlght red messages appropr1ate to the hol1day season Servrng as pres1dent th1s year was Betty Leavttt wrth M1ss Ursula lvfartrn actrng as adv1ser Beverly Allen as vrce presrdent Roberta Wolff as secretary treasurer and Mrldred Drew as yell leader 30 ' I 'ff 'lf A ' MN if , ' ' A -J , 3 5 . -1 I 'Q AY I ' , x fl s I X ,, .f ,rf X .O 1 R 'Q ' I , Q ' I I , ,X n I' X X : ' V . : fnl, ., M llet rm , V h . pr ni, r ' I ' - x ' 'J r , 'r er r Below: IUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CLUB CABINET, Front: Leavitt Wolff M Drew, Miss Marfm fadviserl 1 BOYS' CLUB ENIOR HIGH BOYS' CLUB endeavored this year to provide means of learning more about the air, land, and sea forces which many of the boys may be entering in the future, This aim was carried out by securing navy and army officers to speak to the boys about the advantages of joining particular branches of the service. Boys' Club also took a very active part in supporting the movement to establish the Y.lVl.C.A. Recreation Center in Puyallup. Presiding over all meetings was Wayne Parker, president. Leonard Sawyer, vicef president, was in charge of securing assemblies, and Ted Brackman, secretary and trea- surer, read the minutes, Mr, Simons held the position of adviser. IUNTOB HTGH BOYS' CLUB, because so many new students entered Puyallup High School this last year, planned their program with the idea of introducing the new boys to the various activities of the school. This plan was carried out in the first meeting, where speeches were made pertaining to the subject, I The boys also took charge of the Building and 'Grounds Committee. Twelve boys were selected to work on this committee, which was given the responsibility of keeping the grounds free from litter. The Iunior High Boys' Club was under the leadership of David Scheyer, president, Bruce Hunt, secretary and treasurer, and Mr. Croy, adviser. Alec SV OR IGH BOYS CLUB CABT T Front Pa K6 r ena Bac rt fen Ba ke P n ae B ac-c an M Si 1cns lad ise S LUB CABI T eated 3 o Co enbe Standing I nt JV ite ow cz use a de Absent e p es 'len l Sl .J Lfll . . ' .NE : Chase 7' r fpresidexl. S'eu 7 gel, Sawyer k: K.it , r Y, e 1 , I lin . I .. ' 'V rl. 'UYIOB HTGH BOY ' C O NE S 1 A' gnlet ok fiicf: . try ' :hir ' n Mr Cr Q V d' . rl A H u n : Sch yer I .r .i. QUILL AND SCROLL Seated M s A buckle Cadvtsej P nh le tp es dentl D1Meo Stu dng Nrckelson Bunn C osson H ft B Smlth Barker Ty rells May QUILL and SCROLL O ADVANCE the standards ot the professlon of Journallsm by developmg better Journal 1sts and by lnculcatlng a hrgher code ot ethxcs to promote exact and d1spass1onate th1nk1ng to do clear and forceful Wrlttng these are the a1ms of Qurll and Scroll natronal Journahsm honorary New members were chosen th1s year from ehgrble students on both the school paper and the annual By Way ot 1n1t1at1on they were forced to eat therr d1nners 1n a kneelrng pOS1l1OH Wrth thelr rrght hands t1ed behmd thelr backs As further pun1shment therr faces were pamted Wllh red and labeled wrth th1s 1nscr1pt1on I have a nose tor news Red huntlng hats derbles and lamp shades adorned therr heads Wearlng such apparel the 1n1t1ates called upon the bewlldered nerghbors of Mrs Arbuckle advlser at Whose home the 1n1t1at1on was held These unsuspectrng folk Were asked tlrst for permrsslon to pan gold 1n Clark s Creek then for razor blades to cut the 1ce rn order to do so More fantastxc stunts of s1m1lar nature added to the evenlng s hrlarrty Students 1n1t1ated from the l-l1L1te staff were Gordon Barker Robert May and Konrad Tyrrells Representlng the V1li1Hg were Frances Bunn Bonnle Smrth Lauretta Rogers Glorra Dunlap and Anabel Crosson Dlck Penhale was pres1dent of the organlzatron Wllh Lena D1 Meo servrng as secre tary treasurer Mrs Edna Arbuckle was Qurll and Scroll advlser 3? .- Y! 3 'll , : r. r 'r, ea ri ,' . ni: ' , , r , U11 1 1 1' 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 . . . .. .. 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I - LIBRARIANS HE 1un1or and senror hrgh lr brarles of our school owed the1r eff1c1ent operat1on to the stu dent llbrary staffs and therr dlrec tors From the standpornt ot expe nence the grrls who served as lrbrarrans could almost auahly as partrcrpants for lntorrnatron Please or The Qurz Krds tor the questrons they were called on to answer would often have battled those experts ln addrtron to helplng bewtl dered students d1scoVer rn ola scure references the answers to puzzhng questrons the l1brar1ans also took roll rn study hall an swered the telephone checked books and rnagazrnes ln or out collected hnes and shelved books IUNIOR HIGH l.lBRABlANS Front R Espelana Hltchte Banazak How two Haddon Goelzer Srmonsen Davts Row three Allen Atterberry Ballard Hardtke Klssner Hennclcson Mrss McCulloch Kadvlserl Back Morton Huster Sen1or hrgh lrbranans th1rteen rn number were under the gurdance ol Mrss Gertrude Butler faculty l1brar1an and study hall drrector ln1un1or hrgh the lrbrarrans were trarnecl and supervlsed by Mlss Margery Mc Culloch Grrls were selected from a l1st of volunteers Because there was a wa1t1ng l1st three grrls were used each perrod two on duty and the thrrd as alternate SENIOR HIGH LIBBABIAINS Seated C Thoren Kemble B Gale Standing Starl Stewart M155 Butler ladvtserl Caddy Engstrom Selby M Swalande Bekken Russell Bxchen 33 f . . ,, . 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I - . . , v of A : ., f 5 ', ',,,,.,2 um I COMMERLIAL CLUB Front Matte: Lamg Brown Stahl Pollch lpresldentj Thayne Vandewall Snoe Mlss Prater fodvlserl Middle Plummer A Shoe Songe Baker Kmzme D1Meo Russell Back Longuskl Da es Brbby Dodd Zattmo Woolhouse Hcxwson Ke sey Coates Bmnner Bellack NGENIOUS was the deV1CG used by the Commerclal Club to st1mulate the purchase ol war bonds the club s major project for th1s war year A red V was awarded for every hve dollars worth ot stamps sold a whlte one for ten dollars a blue for twenty hve and a gold V tor the purchase ot tttty dollars To promote compet1t1on and 1ncrease mterest these mslgma were dlsplayed IH each classroom A goal was set for the amount each room was to buy for vlctory New members were admltted on the basls ot part1c1pat1on 1n some commerclal sub 1ect The Commerclal Club strlves to promote busmess knowledge to render servlces along commerclal l1nes and to create soclal frlendshlps Begmnlng the years act1v1t1es was the 1n1t1at1on of new members an allalr of m1d November The htghlrght of th1s occaslon was the spectacle ot numerous ghostly lookmg faces belongmg to members who had attempted to tmd the thlmble ln a flour d1Sh Guest speakers of the year mcluded M1ss Laura Butler who spoke on You as an lndlvldual and Mrs Ralph Schmttt who dlscussed Pharmacy as a Profess1on Matllda Pollch pres1ded over the meetmgs wlth V1v1an Iohnson actmg as vlce presx dent and the secretary treasurer ably ass1st1ng her As a result of Alma Shoes res1gnat1on earher m the year lean Stahl undertook the Job of spread1ng the mk and collectmg the dues Mtss Gwendolene Prater capably advlsed the group 34 COMMERCIAL CLUB LATINEERS N ORDER to promote fellowship among the students who were studying, or who had studied Latin, a group of students met every first and third Tuesday of each month, These classical scholars were the Latineers. A primary concern of the organization was that of increasing interest in the study of Latin through discussions of Roman life and cus- tomsffood, dress, homes, education, amusements, and family life. All the activities of the Latineers, however, were not quite so studious. The recreae tional side of club work was well provided for. The year's social program began with an initiation at which new members were given a rousing welcome into the organization. Then came the annual Christmas party, which, as always, afforded everyone a good time. Tradi- tional spring affairs to which Latineers always look forward are the very informal Weiner- roast picnic and the more stately Roman banquet, where foods enjoyed by the Romans are on the menu-written in Latin. ln order to raise money for their pins the Latineers sold beanies made of gold and black felt with the letters P H S across the front Presiding over the business meetings was lack Crabs president Marlys Kulseth vice president arranged the programs Pearl Williams as secretary treasurer read the minutes and collected tne dues Providing guidance for the group was Miss Frieda Scheitlin adviser Jb Williams Powell Kenny Po te A nrold Woodwo th Third row Schauble Songer Iennings L ndgren o hes lrtawson Grove Campbell Fourth row C abs tr esidentl Ba mgartne Alge Gentile Srnith Kersey Dome Buck row Bee s ba b lack on Ro ston Long sic R ssell Dykerrian Ke win Glase 35 1 y V . T J., ,, 1 i 3 4 X . . , 1 3 v 1 G' , 9' ' - , I LATINEERS First row: Lewis, Thoreri, Kulseth Wills, Gee.: Second How: Miss Scheitlin Iadviser, McK1nnei:,', Kinziel Berry A 'm:ier sr l',Tu'i,Yui,rf'.. 'ali : V 4 Above SENlOR HIGH BAND Fxrst row I Benedtct Mxller Espeland Tho nton Rentt F wrns Harvtood Sadle Benton M Benedtct Second row Foste Aves Wo tman Flanntgan Ftadek Wcrsw ck Matlcews Haas Matlock Unde hull Shoe Rerlly Tresch Cstudent conductot Thu-d row Paxton Mtnton Klrnge Drew Harade Panchot Penhale Dtvtne W Mtlhalland Wtschemonn Bust' Buckzngham Brackman Tlro non Fourth row Whtte D Toad Barth Lurtts M McC,aw tdtectorl Davts D Foster laclcc S 'wan Below IUNIOR HIGH BAND Flfst row Be Wassmann Kallgren Mankct Cst den' conddctol B Moh Gren mg Woods Goelzer Cook Second row Beyle Iamtson D Moh lstckhorn I Boone Bates Clement Ltndstrom Shot Hlebtchulc Drahos Hovtes Thxrd row Baker L Kurtz French B Goelze Delano Budnxck Lhtprs Wood wortn De Tray Werner Fhaleno G Todd C Heclcendorn Mr McCaw Cdl ccto l fwowley Roberts lenntnas BAND ROLL of kettle drums the wall of a clarrnet clear notes of a trumpet Stormy Weather lt was only one of the many selecttons played at the band concert lanuary 29 whrch was sponsored by both the Jumor and senror htgh bands under the dlrectton of Mr McCavt Th1s htghly successful enterprtse hastened the payment of a mustc department deftctt of some three hundred dollars Creatrng new enthustasm and coopera t1on the sentor htgh band whtcn conststed of approxtmately ftfty members tnstttuted a new system of student management thts year choostng ltm Tresch as student con ductor Representattves were elected fmes were tmposed on absent mtnded members who forgot thetr tnstruments or were late to rehearsals and new tdeas for promotmg rnterest tn the band were presented Play tng a Vartety of selecttons rangtng from the classtcs to novelty numbers the semor hlgh band performed at games and assembhes as well as concerts Gutstandmg members were featured tn the brass sextet and trum pet trto whtch parttclpated 1n the muslc fes ttval ln Tacoma 1n March and appeared tn Vtktng Var1et1es Forty seven youthful tnstrumentahsts com prtsed the tumor htgh band whtch func honed prlmartly as a tramtng unlt Playlng varted composttlons the group cooperated wtth the sentor htgh band tn presenttng the concert Gus Mankertz was student con ductor l f . , I . r 3 r . 5 -, 0 3 M 2 r , . ' t , 1 l y , N I 5 fx J ' an V ' 1 , 'z ' 5 : , ' : . ., , ' , r , ' e ' ' , 7, ., . : r, , r , , , 't , . , . ,. ' . ' . , ' , l Y , : . . ' : try , , ' , Ar: u . 1 1 , 1, - ' , : ' r, , r, ' , , r, , , ' : , . , r , , ' my - , , , r, , . rf :,, ' ' , , . , -e f Q ' ' .. H - V 1 I ' , , I - I I 7 - I . . 1 I - . Q . - ' 36 ORCHESTRA NDISPENSABLY ASSCCIATED with every major dramatic and musical production in our school has always been the orchestra, this year being no exception, Among its outstanding performances was that in the Christmas concert featuring choir and instrumental music, where were heard again the familiar and beloved carols. Cooper- ating with the choruses in presenting this program of Yuletide music, the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. McCaw, inspired the audience anew with its contribution to the musical interpretation of the Christmas story. The orchestra was a feature of the special assembly in December at which Governor Arthur B, Langlie addressed the student body. The dramatic productions You Can't Take lt With You and Heaven Can Wait were each musically supported by orchestra numbers, and the spring concert further displayed their skill. Their repertoire included many modern compositions as well as selections from the classics Several members were selected to play as a dance orchestra in Viking Varieties while a string quartet composed of Virginia Wepfer Bob Piguette loyce Botsford and Marian nevitt played on several programs Numbering thirty five members the orchestra was composed of both iunior and senior high students To insure promptness at rehearsals and to stimulate absent minded mem bers who neglected to bring their instruments or music a system of fines and penalties was enforced similar to one adopted by the band The result was greater precision and higher achievement 5-4- OR HtSlftA Fust ro V W ple 1 dent dire tor 'lhornpson Van de Vord B la F Wepfer R vitt Anderle fo te P Yton l Pl d t M Benefl t Thxrd row R Srritl' lacob on Harwood Barth Mankertz R illy D1 me Fourt row cxlarna a Mr Mc c Da 37 ' I , 1 1 - . I . . . f , . Q 4 . it 1 . , 2 - . r . C ' w: e zisix c l, l A N 'UZ ff' i 9 I , Campbell, Botstorzl Second row: Pl Piquette Wolff, Boone, Packer, Mathews, Matlock, Fewins, Haas, Underhill, ' Q, enetig' 'ic I ! , .. ., 5 , ' , ., , 6: , V , Tzescfz if Thoznfon Fraclcrndn h : Ml . r , Caw ldire tori, vis I J X x 44 G SCOOLMX 1 TQ can Ge bro Mx nc fig M1xedCho CHORUS HE HIGH SCHOOL MlXED CHORUS Wh1ch performed so tmpresstvely af the Chrlstmas concert was a mclstcal group made up of several vocal ensembles each of VJl'11Cl'1 also performed separately at assembhes concerts and P T A Included 1n thts large all school chorus were both tumor and semor hrgh rmxed choruses and Jumor and sen1or grrls glee clubs Mrs Kay Logan dtrected all of them rn the taken whtch lncluded such var1ed types as sacred mus1c old Enghsh carols and rounds antrphonal and double chor mustc modern num bers and even madr1gals THE NONETTE was a very acftve vocal group m ttself performmg not only at school concerts and assem blres but also before the K1wan1s Club Puyallup Womens Club and Rarnbow assembly D1rected by Mrs Kay Logan the nonette featured tn 1lS repertolre all types of song An rrnportant productfon was fherr Garden of Allah scene ln Vlkmg Varretles where dance and song f ere effectrvelx combmed LS se scr :Cer 1 Hemp or C' n n 38 Qxuj T 3 9 ll lil H H I if C.iOHLc Sen: r d I..n1o: Htqh Gtrls le Clubs 0 .1 r High 1 ei 'fhczirs 1 T '1 lm .. rms. 1 . . numerous kinds of singing under- Q '- - i ' - , . 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Jczle Foo' Sa iowa: P cha' Above MAKEUP Seated C Hawson Norris Wickstrom Zaffino Arnhold Standing Harstad Tracy Miss Butler ladviserl Palmer Lounhardt Baumgartner Clary Sanderson Whipple Stoutarnore Below STAGE LHLW Front Miss Hawkinson Cadvtserl Stoutamore Longdon Tornchrck Woodworth Back W Sawyer Rell' Scheyer Brooks Knapp McGee D Crabs I Crabs MAKE UP N OLD MAN shuffled across the stage his hair gleaming white under the spot lights Never need the audience know that fellow with wrinkled brow sunken eyes and hollow cheeks whose artificial years were the result of the make up staff those cosmetic conrurers to whom age and time mean nothing With many new members added to its ranks this year the make up staff learned the fascinating art of applying grease paint powder and false hair under the super vision of Miss Laura Butler Acting as chair man of the committee was Betty Lounhardt One of the most active of school clubs the make up staff served at all of the schools dramatic productions STAGE CREW OU never saw them you never heard them you seldom stopped to realize that they were there behind the scenery tion of a play as the actors who were seen on the stage This group of unseen laborers Nas the stage crew Without them no play could have been presented for it was they who turned up the lights on cue and low ered the curtains precisely at the most effec tive moment Before every production the stage crew spent long and tedious hours designing and executing scenery for the plays Directing the activities of the stage crew this year was Miss Irma Hawkinson with Don Crabs acting as chief electrician l l this was a high school student-this aged playing as important a part in the producl 39 Above L11HL,b H1 Y Front Smlth T1 ner C Thoren Oldrxght Hansen Valentxne fpres1dentl lean Todd Ladv1serJ Middle Kulseth M Thoren Kersey l-lumzston Dykeman F1sher Underhtll Baumgartner Mr Cole Buck Otto Qumn Duce Hopkms Thomas LEWIS PIQUGYTE Below BOYS HIY Front Turman P1cha Cloud Mc aughlm Hodgson Edwards Mxddle Schumacher Czarnble Buck Spooner Mr Cole fGdVlSSl'l Sandlm Anderson W M1lhol'land Porenta fpresmlentl HY TRIVING to create ma1nta1n and extend h1gh standards ot Chr1st1an character through out the school and commun1ty Boys H1 Y was reorgan1zed lh1S year A cons1derable share of the1r t1me was soent 1n estalol1sh1ng a f1rm foundat1on on whlch the organ1zat1on can bu1ld1n future years Related to th1s general Ob16Ct1Ve was the more spec1l1c one of sponsormg together vuth the G1rls H1 Y a movement to estabhsh the Y M C A Recrea t1on Center Takmg over the leadersh1p ot the group was D1ck Porenta pres1dent He was ably ass1sted by Bob Qandlm VICE pres1dent wh1le hm Turman acted as secretary treasurer Mr Cole was the adv1ser for H1 Y WITH HIGHER STANDARDS of Chr1st1an l1v1ng as the1r goal the GITIS H1 Y entered a lousy year or act1v1t1es Among other th1ngs the g1rls part1c1pated 1n several dances gave a g1tt exchangmg party at Chnstmas and enloyed several commun1ty s1ngs throughout the year Together Wlth the Boys H1 Y the g1rls sponsored a recreat1on center for the town They GSS1Sl9d 1n carrymg out a dr1ve for membershlps to ra1se the needed funds and also shared 1n plannmg the center Eleanor Valentme pres1ded at the meetma as pres1dent Wllh loy Oldnght vlce pres1dent ass1st1na her Mat1lda Pohch was secretary treasurer and MISS lean Todd was the adV1ser 40 - ' . - V ' 1 - '- - 1 1 1L- 1 1 - - 1 'I I 1 - , - . 1 - - , , . . .. v., , - I ' . . 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J -........1. 4- uf a4ccompliAlz through varled 6CtIVItI2S HI LIFE MID the cl1ck1ng of typewnters the gr1nd of per1c1l sharpeners and the tortured cr1es o the four edlIOfS the h1L1fes staff rolled to press every tnree weeks to publ1sh our Nat1onal honor rat1ng paper Mrs Edna Arbuckle competently supervtsed the productton Plann1ng the pages lJlll'l var1ous cuts heads stones and ads made a full t1me Job for the Journahsm class Reporters got the1r regularly ass1gned beats and rushed for 1nterv1ews before the deadl1ne Then came the real gr1nd gett1ng the story wr1tten Punch publ1c appeal and human 1nterest had to be combmed w1th the cold facts to create a l1ve w1re story Young scnbes found the task both GXCIIIHQ and exact1ng Some ed1tor1al pos1t1ons were changed at the end of the semester Lena D1 Meo rema1ned however at the head of the staff as ed1tor1n ch1ef Konrad Tyrrells as sports ed1tor and Gordon Barker as 1un1or make uo ed1tor Th1s sh1ft1ng of DOSIIIODS gave enter pr1s1ng cubs a chance to show the1r ab1l1ty 1n VGYIOUS phases of Journahsm Betty Angel became bus1ness manager Irene Hall and Robert Max advert1s1ng managers Iuhe N1ckel son and Dale Huff feature ed1tors D1ck Penhale sports column1st For the f1rst t1me all members of the staff SOllClIGd aas and stud1ed pr1nc1ples of sales mansh1p and ad des1gn New records 1n sales were made as a result H1 L1 e has captured Qu1ll and Scroll honors four t1mes has been awarded N S P A All Amer1can rattna for the ftfth consecutwe year and folds Itrst place IU C S P A JUNICR HI LIFE HE FUTURE ed1tors and reporters of the sen1or H1 L1fe are the budd1ng 1un1or h1gh yournahsts who compr1se the staff of the Iun1or H1 L1fe Under the competent gu1dance of Mrs Iacobs the1r adv1ser the staff made the ass1gn ments to the reporters who scurr1ed about gathermg nev s on 1un1or lllgll act1v1t1es and IHIGFGSIS These stores were used to f1ll the Iuntor I-I1I.1fe the last lout certa1nly not the least page of the regular H1 L1fe To g1ve equal expenence 1n 1ournaI1sm to all the reporters the ass1gnments were changed at per1od1c lntervals Occupymg the 1mportant pos1t1on of ed1tor 1n ch1ef of the Iun1or H1L1fe th1s year was Beverly Vogel wh1le Pat R1ch1e the assoc1ate ed1tor was second 1n command Hand1ng out ass1gnments and decreemg deadhne Nas Betty Leav1tt the a lQI'lIllCl'lI ed1tor 42 Top left Ram or hme or snow the pape 1 ust ao to press so the H1 L1fe staff spends a holldav wr1t1na copy Top nght LENA DI MEO ed1tor1n ch1ef Mxddle SENIOR HI LIEE Front Baker Nay D1Meo Ced1torl Rarey Hall lmckelson Tyr ells Back Taylor Vertrees F1sher Streeter Ange1 M m Cole Br tt Berven M1ss Soren on fart adv1se-rl K Iohnson Ms Arbuckle 1adv1serl Bottom IUNIOR HIIIEE Front Hazen Nc Cracken Heckendorn Haddon Back Vogel Cednorl M Iacobs fadv1serl R1tch1e Lea v1tt Flanmgan Webb Morton Stoner 1 . ,, . , , . , I 1 ., ., . 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K 5 Q Q , G 4 If i ART STAFF ANIPULATING T squares and W1eld1ng drawrng pencrls the art statf super Vlsed by Mrss Sorenson not only desrgned and executed the drvrsror pages and tront rsprece but also measured and mounted the hundreds of photographs used 1n the Vrklng The creator ot the beautxful desrgns wh1ch enhance the yearbook was Rosemary Bartholet art edrtor Whose endless hours over the drawlng board produced them The parnstakrng task ot httrng mountrng and trnnmmg DICTUTSS was handled by lane Bader photo edltor ART SIAFF Bader Kphoto edxtorb Mlss Sorenson fadvlserl Bartholet fart edxtorb BUSINESS STAFF IGURES AND FINANCE were lett to the busrness staff of the annual Selltng advertlsmg maklng collect1ons keeprng ac counts and d1str1but1ng annuals were no easy Jobs but under the d1rect1on ot Mr Logan Betty Lounhardt the busrness man ager and Bonnre Smrth her assrstant man aged to do all ot them ettrcrently Included ID the busmess statt were the typrsts who spent many hours prepanng copy to send to the prlnters BUSINESS STAFF Selby Lmdstrom Lounhardt Cbusmess manager! Mr Logan Qadvlserl Sxnxth ROSEMARY IANE BADER BETTY LOUNHARDT BARTHOLET Photo Edltor Buslness Manager Art Echtor 1943 ANNUAL T WAS 4:30, the halls were empty save for one belated student who was hurrying to his locker. Suddenly wild laughter issued from room 304. Startled, the belated Student stopped and listened, a look of horror transfixing his features as he heard this conversation: Cut them off just below the shoulders. Say, this razor blade isn't sharp enough. Are we going to let them bleed? No, it's too expensive. Look at the dummy. I think We'll have to have these four blown up. Fearing he would be the next victim of a macabre plot to exterminate the human race, the horrified student scuttled away, not Waiting to hear more. And that, boys and girls, is how the 1943 Viking came into being. The sinister terms are merely a part of the strange vocabulary of the trade. Bleeding describes the way a picture runs to the edge of the page, while blowing up a picture means enlarging it. A dummy is an exact plan of the book, showing layouts, titles and copy. Before the 1943 Viking could make its appearance, endless hours were spent in plan- ning layout writing and editing copy taking pictures mounting photographs and checking identifications This activity began in September and ended only when the Viklng was in the hands of the students late in May Credit for the Viking goes to the busy staff members and advisers who produced it At the helm of the annual staff was Frances Bunn editor in chief On the editorial board were Bonnie Smith copy editor and Lauretta Rogers production editor Miss Engbretson advised the yearbook Miss Sorenson directed the art staff and Mr Logan supervised the business management yrre s rosson nap tseno e to J ge s p od c on ed to J Miss Engbretson tad s J B nn teditor in chietl Smith Ccopy editor 45 Top to bottom: FRANCES BUNN, Editor-in-chief LAURETTA ROGERS Production Editor, BONNIE SMITH, Copy Editor. EDITORIAL STAFF. T' ll , C ,Dul I V lr di r, Bio r Ir u ti i r . vi er, u Penelope Sycamore Essre Rheba Paul Sycarn ore Mr DeP1nna Donald Grandpa A lrce YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU CAST FRANCES BUINP LAURIE STEWART LAURETTA ROGERS DAVE WISCHEMANN LEE CHASE ROBERT MAY CHARLES TODD lERRY MILHOLLAND IOYCE EEARN Henderson Tony Klrby Bo ts Kolenkhov M Krrby Mrs Ktrby G Men Olga GORDON BARKER lACK EDMONDS WAYNE PARKER KENNETH HAUGEN ELEANOR VALENTINE RICHARD COLE RIDGEWAY CLOUD CHARLES HUEFERD EUNICE SCHWARTZ IRECTED by Mrss Gertrude Hansen the senror olay You Cant Take lt W1th You lrterally took To left Well Str here we are agarn fFront Eearn May Chase Stewart Bunn W1sche-mann Back Edmonds Mrlholland Todd Parker Rogers Schwartz Haugenl Top r 1 g ht Ptrouettel Prrouettel tCont1dent1ally she stlnksl Stew art May Parker tChase Cloud Rogers W1schemann Todd Bunn Schwartz Stewart May Mllholland Valentlne Haugen Hut ferd Cole Eearn Barker Edmonds Parkerl Bottom left Tony rs too nrce a boy to wake up ID twenty years from now w1th nothmg IH hrs hte but stocks and bonds tliearn Edmonds Mtlhollandl Bottom nght Mr DeP1nna could you pull IH your stomach a tr1tle'? tChase Bunn l the audlence by storm when presented tn the aud1 torrum December 4 1942 Full Justrce was done to the Kaufman Hart drama rn the drttrcult charactenza t1ons requrred of the cast Head ol the eccentrrc but lovable Sycamores was Grandpa Martrn Vanderhot convrncrngly portrayed by Terry Mrlholland A phrlosophlcal easy gorng patrlarch ot seventy hve Grandpa beheved tn domg what you lrked to do so hrs tamlly drdl Elrghty Penny Sycamore the mother of the tamlly expressed her creatrve genrus 1n playwrrtrng and pamtrng whrle her daughter Essre practrced ballet danc1ng to the accompanrment ot a Xylophone played by her hus band Ed Carmrchael who also tmkered wlth type settrng Frreworks manufactured rn the basement by the former 1ce man punctuated the actron wrth occa sronal terrrhc explosrons The only sensrble member of thrs mdrvrduahstrc clan was Alrce Sycamore who was rn love wrth Tony Krrby the son of a boss wrtn hxed rdeas on berng hnancrally successful Borrs Kolenkkov Essres Russ1an dancrng teacher and hrs tnend Olga a Russ1an grand duches of doubtful or1g1n were typtcal of the tamllys peculrar frtends Rheba and Donald were the colored help lmagme the hornhed surprrse ot Tonys haughty conventronal parents Mr and Mrs Krrby when they accidentally walked rn upon the tantastrc pursu1ts of the Sycamores The s1tuat1on changed swrttly from very bad mdeed to very much worse three G men arrrved and arrested everyone alter drscoverlng the hreworks and Eds prmtmg mater1al wh1ch looked susp1c1ously subversrve But Grandpa eventually convlnced Mr Ktrby that happmess counts more than Wealth Famtly d1tter ences havmg been smoothed Tony and Alrce were re untted and the entrre group gathered around the table as Grandpa asked the blessmg 47 If I If Ed P1 ,, : H 7 . h . . , , Middle, A-Bene, let me get my piper' Paul Sycamore, Penny's husband, and Mr, De Pinna, I V 1 I r I - 1 I A I 1 - - - ' ' I Upper leh 'lhe e s nothtnq ttct tll con tnce me that my athe oone anythtng dtshonest fRevttt Barto Cltne Ptq ette Bekken Icxcksonb Upper rxght lm ustng Murdocks body but Im really Toe Pendleton' fOtterson Tresch Revttt Crosst Bottom C'ASlStand1ng Re ttt Mom L St eeter N Bunn B rt loltann Fhtstenson Homes Cross Schauble Conqdon Tttrney Lang Wedtord Seated Cltn Harader lcrckson Bekk n Otterson Ptqtette HEAVEN CAN WAIT IXTY YEARS to ltve and no bodyl That was the sttuatton tn whtch Ioe Pendle ton a sayaohone playtna prtze ttghter tn hts soul was collected by an over zealous Heavenly Messenger who thought loe would be ktlled anyway v hen hts plane crashed How loe atded by the ghostly Mr lordan found a body that as the story dtsclosed tn the tuntor play Heaven Can Watt Jhtch wa dtrected by Mtss Laura Butler and presented March 6 tn the audttorturtt Installed ttnally tn the body ot a murdered rrttlltonatre Clonathan Farnsworthl loe played by Btll Revttt proceeded to recttty l the wrongs ot the tormer Farnsworth and so cornpletelf battled not only hts wtte and hts secretary who together nad cornrnttted tather Farnsworth had wronged Farnsworth co'tvtn ed loe s old ttght protnoter Max Le vene that he v a really loe Pendleton and wtshed to resume hts pugtltsttc career but on the ntght ot the lght he was shot A dtsernbodtcd sptrtt once tnore loe tltt ttttte entered the bodf ot Kaxo Murdock a boxer who had oeen shot tn the rtrtg A Kavo Murdock he eventually tulttlled hts old atrt bttton to become the charnpton and found rtrttselt back on th road he wa always tneant to trax el J 11.4 ,,,, ,W af, I r ' 1 w . Z ,, ' has , , tt : , ' . v , ewts, t , , ttsl , Jr' , I , I , I I , , 1 , .. : e , , e , t ll II the pink' ot perfection, found htntselt when the murder, but also Betty Logan, whose ,, t 4 C I I . ' I ,V I, ,V , 1' S A f W A ' , g ' t , i . . , 1 A ' A ' P 1 1 A l lf . ' ' ' ' . 't' .' t e . s , ., ' ' . ' , 1 I Ati Top left Gee I e got to reo ganrze my hole ltfe lEdrnonas Pev1tt Meehan D Top nght Not Bnan Mother 1t s Stewart lm engaged to Cfidmonas Haugen Hansen Mrlholland Stewart J Below CAST Seated Ste art Dalesky Haynes Schwartz Boren Bunn Wetnmann Standing Edmonds Iolly Barto Hansen Revxtt Bryan Valenttne Haugen Meehan Redford Wtlhams May YOUNG APRIL ERRY S not 1n love w1th anybody She s just 1n love w1th love explamed Mrs Mclntyre to her perplexed husband Pro fessor Mclntyre dur1ng a worr1ed conversa tton about thetr daughters romances Add to th1s problem thetr concern over the r lmpulstve son George and the cataclysm1c calamfty whfch had befallen htm tn h1s freshman year at college and you have the s1tuat1on for Young Aprll the all school play whtch was presented tn the audttortum Aprll 30 under the dlrectton of Mrs Gertrude Hansen Terry M c l n t y r e was ftrst dlS1llL1S1OI19d about men when she discovered that suave Bert Parsons was really a heel. Then she thought she loved Ste mart Miller but found h1m over eager to please hrs dommeenng mother Despite the schemtng of her rlval Vtvtan Terry fmally dtscovered her real love to be Brtan Stanley the next door ne1ghbor of the Mclntyres Meanwhtle her brother George was suf fertng from a heart attack over a pretty co ed Dlane G1lmore complxcated by a depleted bank account and too many rlvals Outstandmg as a character performer 1n th1s play dtsclostng the best and worst features of adolescent love was lack Ed monds tn the role of Professor Mclntyre Fx cellent performances were also gtven by Laurie Stewart La Vonne Hansen and Bill Revitt in the parts of Mrs, Mclntyre Terry and George. ST REGIS NIGHT CLUB Skatmg Tallman Fxrsi row Mxtton V Wep er Espeland Snow Revltt Haas Wem man Vandewall Daleskv WIIIIQIDS Clary Back IOWTDZJIS Harwood Thornton Mr McCaw Rellly McNamara ol Above THE PINK PERSIMMOI TREE Stcmdmg Dans B ack man B q e Wlrle Seated Pq ere Anile sow Below 'Ibn GARDLI OI' ALLAIH Siondmg Paw be Seated n eh:xrTo 1 or Namcetz Ph Q G -1a use Sanae s Sc 50 VIKING VARIETIES ITH Tl-IE CURTAIN I'1S1I'1g on an old tlme mmstrel show whrch featured colored comedrans the senlor h1gh boys quartet and a chorus of l5U vorces smgmg negro melodles the l943 V1k1ng Vartetres brought lun and laughter to a dehghted audrence when rt was presented on Aprtl 2 Set IH the Sky Room of the St Regls I-iotel the second act presented an entertammg varrety ot mstrumentahsts tumblers tW1rl ers smgers and skaters Gay Lumbago and hrs Royal I-Iunganans provrded back ground musrc Magrc of the Future was the theme of act three Here members of the audrence were wh1sked away m a mrracle machme wh1ch carned them hrst to the Garden of Allah and then to the Pmk Perslmmon Tree IU old Chtna Sxnglng strrrmg patr1ot1c songs the VIC tory Chorus brought the entertamment to a grand hnale wrth th e Star Spangled Banner Capablv drrecttng the productlon were Mrs Logan Mr McCaW and Mr Logan - . - . 4 ' '. ly. 3 Q 1, , . . , s 'A 1 K or , I li, I M W My I I I 1 I T I - . .. 1 , - . . 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I ' r ggi: B gig A . r r ron hwariz - A I A - A In games and sports FIRST IEAM Front Brunner Tlrornton Fortzer Boush Sawyer Brock Penhale Mlddle Pohlman Prcha Lhnsten on McLaughlxn Spooner Nelson Looney Tresch Iones Gamble Back Mr Sparks fcoachl Cloud Redford Ward Kcaptaml Porenta Ed ards Ntchols Mr Wasmund fassxstant coachl SECOND IEAM Front Parker Norman Iensen Preston Wlut off Entteld La Crosse Keogan Campbell Middle Heed W rtodgson Pr ybylskx Hotchklss Smmth Modeland S ear Turrnan Ohrner Bao rc Back Mr Wasmund Kcoachl Kmffen Mtlholland Revttt Brown C Iohnson Schumache Wxckstrom Snow D1 Meo Mr B rke Casslstant coachl FOOTBALL INDING UP the1r l942 prgskm season mth three wms 1n seven league starts Coach Carl Sparks s Vlkmg grrd eleven had placed fourth when Puget Sound stand1ngs were decrded Ken Boomer Spooner was the sole Puyallup footballer of the season to rece1ve All Conference Flrst Team recognmon The Vrklng squad got off to a brave start by takrng the f1rst two contests Meetmg Claude Fren hs Kent Vandals for thetr flrst turf test the Norsemen won l9 to 6 The Nord1c forces were hard pressed the followmg week and barely eked out a lo 7 trtumph 1n the fmal two mrnutes over the Buckley Mountameers But the Vtkes were dropped from the undefeated berth tn the1r next tussle bow1ng to l-hghhne 14 to l3 after a thrtlhng contest Another tough battle followed when the Norse men met the Renton lndlans After leadlng 25 7 at halftlrne the Vtkmg machme crumbled wrth the Redslcms on the longer end of a 26 to 25 score Puyallup gr1dders now' turned the ttde and grabbed thetr thlrd vrctory by topphng the TroJans of Auburn wlth a 26 6 score Losmg agam by the one pomt margtn 3 nx the Norsemen were set back 7 to o by the Sumner Spartans br1ng1ng the Keeney Men that much nearer the Conference flag ln the fnal game the Ttgers of Enumclaw marched to a touchdow n ID the closlng mmutes erasmg a posslble verdlct for the locals wrth a 20 l4 score 52 -,X V Q f t tv ........ 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A - 1 1 ' c 'J f L T ' PUGET SOUND LEAGUE STANDINGS Sumner Hlghllne Buckley Puyallup Enumclcxw Renton Auburn ACTION SENIOR LETTER MEN S P P d C d 53 won Lost Tied PF ----------------------------- 6 O 1 116 ' ' ............................ 5 2 U 82 ----------------------------- 5 2 O 108 ---------------------------- 3 4 0 116 -------------------------- 2 3 2 33 Kent ................................ 2 5 0 53 -.- .....................-...... 2 4 1 79 -----------------------------1 6 U 19 1 :P M h u d h ' :HZ Y , P hhlg F d' 'M Lh' SEE?WS?ef1'1.22l'2?,,PuY2l1'T ' IR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Front McStot1 G spard lag r on Ryan Krause I nson Qua anto Hecken cl n D Middle Llebelt MacCambr1dge Ross B ker De Tray Rxckert Abney Broutllet Rldgeway Ba k Neeley Whrte Hoo e Norman Mlller Kglhiy fear:-At nl Hasenbalg Brodlgan Fly F Boush Mr a Ccoac I JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL OACH ROBERT HALL S Puyallup Baby V1k1ngs went through thelr rootball year 1n out standlng style dropplng but one t1lt durlng therr SIX game stand That was to the Bobcats of Sumner rr' the clrmaxlng battle for the Babes thls season Blankrng the Flfe Trolans rn the1r 1n1t1al gr1d encounter the t1ny Norse won the fray 2 U The next tussle saw the Buccaneer eleven of H1ghl1ne and the locals struggle to a scoreless draw Holdrng Pop Keeney s strong Blue and Gold sauad to a U 0 score ln the1r thlrd game the Vlkes kept themselves on the unbeaten lrst ln the Io1loW1ng encounter the Norse mldgets agarn rnet the P1rate forces and took the call 14 to O Wh1tewash1ng the Troy boys for the second tlme by the same marg1n ln therr hfth game Halls gr1dmen garnered another 28 O declsron from Frfe Wrth th1s 1mpress1ve strrng of conquests the Iunlor Puyallupltes entered the Sumner game wrth thelr hearts lntent on vxctory but the upset Was due and the hnal score read Sumner I9 Puyallup 6 Coach Hall IS to be commended for h s splend1d work throughout the Iumor hlgh grldrron campaxgn ln h1s I1rst sea on at PHS JUNIOR HIGH STANDINGS Won ost T1ed Sumner Puyallup H1ghl1ne F1 e 54 8- . 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U 6 U Aff UIIOR HIGH TEAM Back Lampbel managerl Heckendon Holler Brouilet Kelly Iles Rickert B Hoo er White I Neeley Front Lane Names Blair Robertson I Krippaehne Eikenberry Coach Hall SENIOR CLASS TEAM Pohlman Dickson Edmonds Eichhorn Todd Strandley Hotchkiss Coach Simons Front Penhale JUNIOR HIGH INTER CLASS BASKETBALL I-IE PUYALLUP BABY VIKINGS under Coach I-Iall and Captain Kelley captured three out ot tour league basket tilts in the l943 season Buckley was the first victim ot defeat as the locals took the tilt 26 to I3 and Sumner next took the count 26 to Il Again tipping the Mountaineers the Babes won 30 to I6 Keeney s Spartans set back the Puyallup Juniors 20 to IB tor their sole loss ot the season BASKETBALL ENIOR casabamen under Coach Simons caotured he interclass basketball crown games on the schedule Kelly the sharpshooting ace 'rom Iunior high nabbed the title as individual high s orer 'or any one game when he scorched the twine tor a total ol 21 points during a soph trosh tangle Senior torward Todd crowded hui bv pouring I9 points through the noop ri the tinal game ot the season I I I A . : ' II , r , I , ', , , - ' A I L ' ' tor IQ43, remaining unbeaten in their six 1 v ' ' I F ' ' ' . F . i Q A - 55 BASKETBALL HE PUYALLUP V1k1ng caae force were cro Nned l943 basketball cl1amp1ons of the Puget Sound League by Vlfll e of tl1e1r undefeated stand 1n the last lX conference trays cf the eason Droppma tln1e1r 1r1 t1al Puget Sound Conference basketball t1lt to the Vandals of Kent b a clo e 37 to 34 score tl1e V1k1ng lVC et out to 1 lH tl1e rerna1n1na engaaerrtents and ser 11p tne league t1tle They mode c good tart to ard t at goal tn tl1e next arne f bore tl1e upped Hox ard Hudes H1al l ner Sl to 35 at tlse P1rcte stronghold X l1en the Henton lnd an 1nvas1on arte tl1e Hedrnen felt tl1e tornc af k of defea1 a t e V1ke Cllllfll upset tnern 1 2 to 27 The local prep noop ters turned tl e tables l1kef 1 o on l4cC11rdy s Auburn Tro1ans tl1e follow1ng v eek v ll n lllGV tr1umpl1ed 44 to 29 B5 next mowtna down the prev1ously unbeaten Buckley Mountameers 39 to 39 ID an act1on packed contest the V1k1ng basket lorces rolled 1n to share f1rst place Wllll Pop Keenex Spartans of Sumner who were earlter defeated by these sarne Buckley1te The V k1na hoop au tet now drubbod tl1e1r anc1ent r1val of Surnner 311 to 29 JCI l1 1n1 1 p t1e Spartans chance tc re1na1n 1n tl e runn1ng for a crack at tl1o t1tle Tl e areat aarne or t e l1a11o1ons11p as no due Overpo e nu t1e Plllllllilfl T1 rers rom ever anale after lf e frst quarter the Norse basketrnen undoubtedly don noted '19 pla 1na scene as tl1e snellarked tl1e runner up rraple sauad 7 to 29 and so r1ncl1ed lettle1orP11a p Puyallup Puyallup Puyallup pk wallup Puxallup Pux allup Pu allup Puxallup Puyallup Puyallup pl allup SCORES L n oln Alu1nn1 Stad111111 Surnner Kert H1g'1l1r1e Renton Auburn Buckle Sur1nor Dec Dec Dec an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Fe pe le! Por nt es 1 otf from S mne s center Uppe xght FlFtS'l' TEAM Back ro Aves 1 m n Spoone Po ent Haas Co F ont row Hodgson S er Looney M Lauqhlm Mr Sparks fcoachl Center SFLOND TEAM Siandmg Hacanson Pg ette Hodgson Broutllet Iohnson Smlth C,h1slenson She m n Kneelxng M Sparks fcoachl Preston Lowe left MANAGERS D1meo W1ckstrom Gamble Hutferd n hi ske b ll ans atch anxo s as laas o P yallup TYIES to score A 1 . E 1 l . S' , . Y F1 . , , ' , f' s 11' ' ' , .1 , . lf 4 1 ' . A' A A 1: li ' 1 g 1. , 'J , ' V I. ' 11 1 1 X 1 ' 1 ., , '17 1 .' C r , 121 ' ,rx f ' . 1 ' J 'J e ' ' ' 2 . , 1 ' 1 111 ' ' ' s A , , 111 :1 1 1,1 l 1 . ' f , . L ' 1, ' P . r 3 ' W , 1 , , 3 f li VT 1 ' ,il ' . . 1 nf: Tl f E , , 7 1.1: C .T f 13 3 1. '1 1 ., . 'Q 1 ll .l . .c .L A , A 1 . 4 , . 3' I , lvl 1 ' llu . Up r I: ff 3 g t the tp- ' u rl . r r' : w: , 'l'1r a r r a , l ud r : Q awy , , C- 27 , , ,,, 35 1 c , . l7 A 46, , 39 ' . 22 A 29 ,31 ' .30 1 1, I -1 r. , r a : r, 14' 43 , 34 . ' lan. 3 ' ' A' 1 34 ,, 37 1 I . l5 A' Sl, . ,, 35 ' I Q , , 2 'AJ 42, , ,, M L l . 5 r : 1 , , f 44, ,, ,,,,2O ' .. ,, . l2 39,,,,, ,,,, 39 y , , ,, .. l5 j 39, , ,, 29 1 . l9 1 y 1, , 29 LllllIlfli'lCIl.'.' b. 26 Lowe' B? 111 G r ' W , 1 'MY GAA VOLLEY BALL HlS SPORT IS always ftrst on the G A A calendar of act1v1t1es for the year and as usual a large number of grrls partrct pated rn the turnouts An eltmmatron tour nament held at the seasons end was won by a hvely 1un1or team whlch proved ts supenor team play by defeatmg all other contesttng teams Frrst and second honor teams were selected at the end of the sea son by the GAA counc1l the selecttons be1ng made on the bas1s of 1nd1v1dual skrll VOLLEY BALL Ale mess and coordmatxon are reqt ned thts speedy game PING PONG HAT was that pecultar rat a tat tssutng from the gym foyer? We opened the door and beheld nrmble lassles lusttly lash mg at small wh1te spheres as they flashed back and forth across the green surfaces of the ptng pong tables Great skrll and speed were dtsplayed by some of the fennnrne whrzzes as they deftly drove the elus1ve l1ttle ball to any corner of the table they chose Because of the keen compet1t1on ptng pong rated as one of the gtrls favortte act1v1t1es rn G A A PING PONG Barley Lewts Fisher TUMBLING ANY a Sllll muscle and generally com plammg anatomy were suffered durmg the tumblrng season by the femtntne dev otees of the act1v1ty However anyone havmg watched the f1ne exh1b1t1on present ed ln the GAA assembly would fmd 1t hard to belreve that the performers had ever suffered from such drsturbmg drscomforts Startmg w1th stmple exercrses and acrobat 1cs the glrls worked upward unttl by the end of the season they were performrng a varrety of drfftcult contorttons wrth ease and assurance TUMBLING Sawye Po ell hell Underl ll Baumgatn uverle Dalesky Balle S-te nagel Campbell I I I 1 , 1 . . . , , r , 1 ' tn I - . , . - I , I . r, w , ' ., u , . r er, C Y, , Y ' ur , . Q r Wi' Y ., . . , 9 ' f --I g 5 V ,s---Q r TEHLL TFAM Lower front: T Bxnn Lmdsejt How two: Pxquefte xvltti Campbel. Row 2 three: Fe-:rn Kemp S:.e ing? 7'5- How four: F Mcfcn Sllfililf M Brown E Ter F How Eve: T Lewis Angel Bek- ken Blaser How six: E Spenf :er Malcolm Schroeder Top back: L Hansen S:-.-:yer ff ft? A M5 Wu. W4 3 2e.e5:'aL' Q.. NDER TFE ERECTION ot Mtss Nora Halt G A A proceeded tms year to sponsor one ot the best orgamzec best attended and most thorougity successtut programs ot glrls sports and act1v1t1es ln tts hlstory at Puy attup Hlgh Scnool Much ot the success tor the year must be credlted to the new const1tut1on Wtnch was put lnto ettect and to the estabhsh ment ot a more exactlna and practtcable pomt system The otttcers ot the assoc1at1on who planned the reorgamzatron and the members who gave then tutt support were also respon s1b1etor success Heachng Gtrts Athtettc Assoc atton ttns year were the fottowmg ottlcers presrdent Ieanne Eatough sports manager M tctred F her vtce presldent Betty Lounharctt secretary treasurer Ienny Lewts Mxddle Back Bc Wt, O , ' - 1 ' 1 , . . , A - . 1 , A . , , . -f , r , l ' ' ' ' ' r . . . . . 7 v A . . - V , r , , , f I 1 fl e V3 f ' 1 I L . , . is - t wfffigi A t A get , .4 f. 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IL - 3 ' Above F1 st row Du IS Elkenberry lnaugen Mesoyed z Seco d ow Lane Nom DeT ay Whlte Robertson Norman Mr Hall Kcoachl Th rd o H t You ker Steam McDon ld S th Enfeld Fourth ow B ou llet Ro s Ba 1cer Clfal nor R cke t Belo McDon ld Enfeld Du ean N l JUNIOR TRACK ABY NCRSE tracksters trrumphed over Renton and Auburn ln the1r 1n1t1al contest wlth On Aprtl 26 the Puyallup Mldgets agam captured the t1lt agamst Hlghhne and Renton 1un1ors th1s tlme rakmg 1n 35 pomts to the P1rates 30 and the lnd1ans 25 Buster Broulllet freshman sprlnt spectallst copped tlrst places ln both dashes and turned IH the best 1nd1v1 dual performance of the day The Vtktng hny track aces on Apnl 30 repeated the1r tnumph over the Buccaneers as they got together for a 57 potnt total and held the H1ghl1ne thlnclads to 37 Hlghllght ot the meet was Iohnny Koral s vault over the bamboo at 9 tt 4 rn Good exh1b1t1ons were turned tn by both the shuttle hurdle team and the 440 relay team The Baby Vtkmgs cllmaxed an undefeated season by wmnmg the conference champton Shlp at Benton where two conference records were broken by Puyallup Buster Broulllet set a new mark 1n the 50 yard dash C5 83 and the shuttle hurdle team breezed through therr event tn 58 2 Cloyd Ross came w1th1n 112 mch of the broad 1ump record by h1s leap of l7 6 Fmal results were Puyallup 35114 Renton 24112 I-hghhne 22114 Buckley 8 and Auburn 7 6? w l . 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X ., 6' 'ex 3 ara' ' Q V 'Q -A 1 g ' 4 3 E , -Y f '1' Q' , 5 . f Lv L ff' - J A - I 1 1 . 3 X M A 1 WINNERS of AWARDS WALKER AWARD Award Names are engraved on the Walker Cup Wmners Frances Bunn Charles Hutterd Honorable Ment1on Vtvtan lohnson lofce Fearn Wayne Parker Iohn Ftedler Endower C M Case tn memory ot E B Walker QUCIIIIICCIIIODS Scholarshlp 40! Character 20 f C1t1zensh1p 20 Personallty 20 IUNIOR HIGH AWARDS Award Names are engraved on the lun1or l-ltgh Cup Ten dollars awarded to each wmner Wmners Patr1c1a B1tch1e Buster Broutllet Honorable Mentlon Betty Atterbury Bevelly Allen Dlck Whtte Davld Scheyer Endowers Class ot 1925 and the Ktwanls Club Quallhcatlons Scholarshtp 40 f Cmzenshtp FRANEES BUNN CHARLES HUFFERD A K1 COLLEGE OF PUGET SOUND AWARD Award A scholarslnp ot S100 00 a year for two years Wmner V1rg1n1a Cale Endower The College ot Puget Sound QUCIIIIIICUIIOII Htghest scholastlc ach1eJe ment ln the araduattng class among those plannmg to attend the College of Puget Sound GIRLS SILVER VICTORY AWARD Award S1lver V1ctory Award Wmner Betty Lounhardt wrth pomts earned m tumblmg basketball volleyball base ball pmg pong r1d1ng b1cycl1ng Endower Glrls Athletlc Assoctatlon Ql.lCIl.1flCGI10I'lS 2l pomts earned ln three years ln any ot the tollowmg sports volleyball basketball ptng pong tumb ltng baseball lnkmg blcycltng horse V RGINIA GALE BETTY LOUNHABDT Q ldv-...lt - . I . . X . . . I , O I o, . o - - A of ' off wo , 'o , Jo . I I - I I I - 5 I I 1 l - . . . . . . . . - , O . . . - I - - ' ' - . ,O, i , 1 , , 20 OXO, Character 2062, Personalit 20 Ofc. back ridin , or drill team. Y College of Pu et Sound Gtrls' Silver Victory Wal er ward Wal er Award Award Award ' I f I - t I 65 Top PAUL VERTREES omm m nt Sp ker Pac lty Cholce DOLORES GALLOWAY omm c lA Blo COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Honor Select1on as commencement speakers WIHIIGIS Faculty c h o 1 c e Paul Vertrees Basxs oi Selectlon Most worthy representa t1ves of sen1or class possessmg speaktug abthty COMMERCIAL AWARD Award A scholarshtp to the Tacoma Secre tartal School Wmner Dolores Galloway Alternate Darleen Hansen Endower Bustness and Profess1onal V o men s Club of Puyallup Quallhcatlons Scholarshlp 50 Charabter 20f C1t1zensh1p l5 Personahty l5 WAYNE PARKER C mm n ment Speak Cl s Cho ce IEANNE EATOUGH n n WINFRED M LAUGI-ILIN Log nA ard BETTY LOUNHARDT Logan A a d GIRLS INSPIRATION AL AWARD Award Name IS engraved on cup W1nner Ieanne Eatough Honorable Menhon Eumce Schwartz Qualrhcatlons Glrl chosen by sen1or h1gh glrls as betng the greatest 1nsp1rat1on to them LOGAN AWARD Award Names ar engraved on the Logan Trophy of Glory W1nners Betty Lounhardt W 1 n t r e d Mc Laughhn Honorable Ment1on Mtldrecl Flsher and Lo1s Tomchlck tled Wayne P a r k e r and Rtdgeway Cloud tled Endower Robert O Logan Quallhcatrons One ma1or letter earned 1n sports excellent scholarsh1p sportsman sh1p and c1t1zensh1p f I 9 C ence e ea O e ce er G1rls'l Sptratlo al Award u ' as i e w: , c C er ta ward G W W Y Class choice, Wayne Parker. Endower: Girls' Club, : ' - : 3 . I ' A JY - ' V ' ' ' ' . ' C . . . ' - I of I I o ' ' - o - org ' ' ' ' 10 , c , tc . , - 67 HONOR SOCIETY NDEB THE DIRECTION of Miss Laura Butler, adviser, Honor Society was revised this year to include three years of membership. This change enabled sophomores, juniors, and seniors to join instead of seniors only, as had previously been the case. The objects of the Society were to establish good fellowship among the students interested in the pure suit of knowledge, to encourage scholarship by recognition of merit, and to promote good school citizenship. Qualifications for membership were based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Eligibility was therefore dependent upon points earned by grades and activities. Four points were given for a grade of A, three points for a grade of B, and two points for a grade of C. A major activity was given two points and a minor activity one point. Not more than four activity points were credited each semester. ln order to wear the one-bar pin as a sophomore, a total of twenty-eight points was required. To be eligible to wear the two-bar pin in the junior year, a total of fifty-four points was necessary. To wear the senior pin, a total of eighty-two points was required, and to gain permanent possession of the pin one hundred and fifteen points Charles l-lufferd headed Honor Society as president with Natalie Bunn acting as vice president Secretary of the organization was Gloria Dunlap and treasurer was Margaret Benedict l-1ONOR SOCIETY First row Tilner Songer Lewis Underhill Stahl Forbes F Bunn Second row N Bunn Wickstrom Spencer Longuskie Wepfer Wortman M Benedict johnson Bader Thu-d row Miss I. 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