Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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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 '

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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 .