Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Glafu af 46 SEINIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Xoung vrte presrdent Mr Decker M1ss Skreen advise-rs Bogrmd yell leader Bmiszrk secretuy vvlllli' presrdent 'Irs w nth reluctance that the senlors enter P H 5 for the last nme before reeemng dnplomas which make them Alumnn C lass of 46 Graduatron mght mrrks the end for many of them of school work and play Therr talents were dxsplayed early ln thenr freshmen year when they won the season t1cket drrxe under the leadershrp of therr capable president Drck Wlurte Another of theur 1n1t1al acts as freshmen was to select then' class yell Here s where pep and spmt mxx l 9 4 6 As sophomores they recelxed congratulanon for 1 most successful I-lop durnng the month of March 'lhe gymnasrum was approprutely decorated as 1 sprung trme outdoor scene Members of the class began to rexerl therr athletlt talents on the grrdrron and rn track eyents as rst and second semesters respeetrx ely The class of 46 contmued to take the top honors rn school hfe as Iunrors when they captured the hrst prlze for thenr onglnal stunt featurrng Professor Pauferbottoms hrtle yewel combustable combatter w hrch produced a team of super Vrkrngs to combat Sumner on the football field As umors they successfully produced the play Come Ram or Shrne and many of them gamed recognltron for therr dramatrc abrhtnes In Aprrl of that year they sponsored the junror Prom under the leadershlp of thelr presldent Buter Brou1llet As the senlor year rolled around the Class of 46 began numerous actlutres under the drrectron of therr presldent Dlck Whxte yrce presldent ack Yoang secretary, Beyerly Banaszak whlle Roy Bogrand w as chosen successor to yell leader George Durrs, who had entered the armed seryrce These officers were rssrsted by the faculty adyrsers Mrss Hxlda Skreen add Mr Karl Decker Many couples attended the Senlor Ball last fall wrth Pat Rrtchle as general charrman of the affair The high school gym became a place of enhanced beauty when the decoratrye theme of Dancing m the Dark was carrled out The Sensor play Murder rn 1 Nunnery whl h was enjoyed by lll was presented during the wln ter season Brmgrng champronshlp fame for the Vlklng of the football hleld were Phrlrp Quall erry ensen Roy Burke, and aek Barker Buster Broulllet, Drck Wlmrte Bernre Hooyer Glen Rrekert and rm Neeley showed therr sersatlhty when they turned thexr eHorts from maklng touchdowns to makrng baskets Ralph Thornton and Merle Iles also are deserung of much recognlnon 1n thrs held Wrth the presentanon of the class day assembly followmg graduauon the Class of 1946 afhxed therr 61115 to a brxlhant record of achreyefnent l16l y c,,. -- .. , . ', j . 'y . , , ' '. 2 . 5 . , 7 , , . ' ' 2 h . I' . S ' I ' l ' ' ' ' the seasons rolled around. Carl Eikenberry and Pat Ritchie were the able leaders of the class for the , ' ' - A - ' . ' , ,Y . . h . l . . . . , ,, . ' . I I I ,, v v 7 ' v 1 , I r s x , , - . K V - I , A , . l I s C t .