Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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l Ol'l'IC,lRS Miss Hughes Mr Wllltl' Miss Sthtirlin Mrs Rohlmln rqddncaallcan lorcmost in thc work of the frculty during the year was that of building sound educational concepts for unixersal peace This was carried on through the W 1' A which is a means of solying educational problems of exchanging ideas among members of the telthing profession and of promoting education for democracy and successful hung The Education Association is composed of the local group the state group and the nation tl group In the past year the faculty of Puyallup High achieyed a high goal by being, IOOW in their membership in the National Education Association Greater professional and social unity in the faculty is gained through the monthly meetings under the leadership of the president Miss Frieda Scheitlin and her cabinet Mr George Walter uce presi speakers on important problems and educational moves were presented the Christmas party and the spring picnic were the years outstanding social gatherings SOC lAl SC ll 'NCI GROL P l 1 s t ss unn s st tx N Rm h ll AIIINC Al H Ol s uns l mmm llll W. 2. A. ' ' ' 2 I O I V 1 Y, I . . L ' . . . L 4 -I A 4 . . l dentg Mrs. Iona Rohlman, secretaryg and Miss Margaret Hughes, treasurer. At the business meetings, Nlr. -l.lclbf. Mrs. Cloud-ll. lxlfe B' ,lM1ij.-CQQL4 Miss Bctlt. Mr. S xmd. ifrs. l l mn. C'H fi H 'I' If :FlCQlf Mr. Clixiv. Mr, Ox - . Mr. dl. . '.l,

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HARRY P HANSEN Principal 40 'Ihe hub of all school life was the benior High Olhce which vias always filled mth the hustle and bustle of writing admittance slips checking attendance answering the telephone filling out reports and answering the innumerable questions asked by befuddled students who wandered into the oHice at all times during the day These are the duties of Ruth Braclxman secretary to Mr Hansen she is assisted by Haynes and her assistant Miss Ruth Plummer serse as secretaries in the superintendents ofhce Assistance vsas also given by Leona Puderbaugh and Bexerly Banaszalx who did general office work and by Marilyn Goelzer and Esther Huster vsho checked the attendance each day Mr Harry Hansen principal and Mr Don Hartung xice prrncipal were alvxays on hand to adwise to assist or to encourage the students as the occasion demanded Fx Jaw.. THE OFFICE FORCE AT WORK DON HARTUNG Marlys Kulseth Mr Strand Ruth Plummer Mr Haync Ruth Brackman V1cePr1nc1pal IIOJ 0 0 f 6 4 0 D . .7 7 7 t I Marlys Kulseth. Mr. Arne Strand, faculty assistant, also shared the burden of these duties. Mrs. Virginia 7 7 7 V O O ' I I l ' f ' , , , . . I , . . , . V 7 V. - . . . I Y Y v. 7 , . ff O, I L , , - . , s, ' s. . ' ' ' '

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