Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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PALMA LARSON English, World History, Annual. ROBERT LOGAN Puyallup School system caleteria director. BARBARA MATTHEWS Home Economics, Junior High Girls' Club adviser, Girls' Tri Hi-V adviser, Costume Committee adviser. KENNETH MEEKS Social Science, Health-Guida High Athletics. IRENE PULKRABEK Mathematics, Typing, Tickets FRIEDA SCHEITLIN WILLIAM MATTHEWS Curator of Museum. nce, Junior MARGERY MCCULLOCH English, Junior High Library. MAVIS MAXEY English, Reading. LOUIS OWENS lNot picturedl Vocal Music VERONA MCKITTRICK PETTIJOHN English, Creative Writing, Junior Class adviser. lBaslcetbaIIl. CHARLES RANDALL Dramatics, Play director. Latin, English, Latineers adviser, Freshman Class adviser. HILDA SKREEN Distributive Education, Session Club adviser. ARNE STRAND Engli FRED SIMONS FLORENCE PFEFFERLE Senior High Library. EMELINE RENTSCH Mathematics, Penmanship, Spelling. Curriculum director, College Mathematics, Solid Geometry. sh, Sellers' GLADYS SORENSON Art, Junior Class adviser, U. S. Civics, U. S, History, Sophomore Class adviser, Bays' Hi-V adviser. GEORGE WALTER J. ALDEN VANDERPOOL Social Science, Music. Physics, Biology, Visual Education. CARL WASMUND PAUL SIMONS Journalism, English, Viking Vanguard. CARL SPARKS Manual Training, Senior High Ath- letics. ROBERT VOLLEN Ollice Practice, SocioI09Y1 Economics, Commercial law. s Science-Health Guidance, Baseball, Sophomore Football and Basketball. MARK WHITMAN ' Advanced Algebra, Radio, Solid Geometry, Guidance director. nmfcrons

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my HELEN ALEXANDER I Home Economics, Honor Society adviser, Future Hamemakers of America adviser, Junior Red Cross adviser. KURT BARGMEYER Speech Consultant. MARY BECK World History, Social Science, Sopho- more Class adviser, Social Science Club adviser. ALICE BOWEN Algebra, Mathematics, Freshman Class adviser, BERNADINE BUCK Physical Education, Health Guidance, G.A.A. ca-adviser, ELIZABETH BUNN Social Science, Art, Mathematics. ELIZABETH BUSS 2 English, Advertising Committee adviser. MARION CATRON Shop, Manual Training, Drawing, Junior Class adviser. MARIAN CLEVELAND Geometry, Mathematics. KARL DECKER Algebra, Chemistry, Senior Class adviser. PATRICIA FINNISSEY French, Spanish, English, Property Committee adviser. . ALICE FORD Reading, English, Property Committee co-adviser. JACK FRANCIS Band, Orchestra. GWENDOLENE FRATER Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Commercial Club adviser, Student Body treasurer, WILLIAM GASSER English, World History, Viking Patrol adviser. NORA HALL Health Co-ordinator, Community Health, G.A.A. adviser, Viking Ladies adviser, Drill Team adviser. GERTRUDE HANSEN English, Girls' Club adviser, Make-Up Stat? adviser, STERLING HARSHMAN Biology, Football, Assistant Track coach, DAVID HARTZOG Agriculture, Future Farmers of America adviser. JAY HIGBEE U. S. History, U. S. Civics, Senior Class adviser. MARK HIPKINS Stugecraft, Mathematics, Manual Training. MARGARET HUGHES General Business, Bookkeeping, Activity liclrets. ALVIN JACOBS Social Science, Health Guidance, Global Geography, Junior High Athletics. MAUDE JACOBS Q gi I 1. . . X X' Science and Guidance, Reading. li DIRECTORS

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PUYALLUP EDIICATIO ASSOCIATID OFFICERS Miss Finnissey, Mr. Bcrgmeyer, Miss Scheiflin, Mr. Cowon, Mr. Walter. AcTive during The year in carrying ouT iTs purpose To TurTher inTeresT in pupils, Teachers, and schoolwork in general was The local chapTer oT The WashingTon EducaTion As-sociaTion. The Puyallup EducaTion AssociaTion was Tor The TirsT Time incorpo-raTed inTo one uniT conTaining boTh grade and high school Teachers. The members oT This organizaTion served as direcTors Tor The drama oT school liTe presenTed by The sTudenTs oT Puyallup during The school year. One oT The main proiecT's worked on by The group during The Time before The close oT The legis- laTive session was ThaT OT supporTing The passage OT educaTion bills by The STaTe legislaTure. l.eTTers were senT To parenTs in co-operaTion wiTh The local P.T.A. asking Tor Their aid in backing The bills sponsored by The UniTed School Forces. Showing Their inTeresT in The STaTe governmenT, The Teachers had as Their guesTs aT a dinner in OcTober The candidaTes Tor The l-louse OT RepresenTaTives Trom The 25Th legislaTive disTricT. ChrisTmas Tound Them enioying a parTy aT lngham's lvloTel wiTh The new members oT The TaculTy providing The enTerTainmenT by displaying Their dramaTic TalenT??? in imprompTu skiTs. Trying someThing diTFerenT in giTT exchanging They used a roTaTion sysTem which re-sulTed in much hilariTy. Included in The monThly meeTings was one wiTh The school board in lvlarch aT which Time problems concerning The schools were discussed. This annualoccasion gives The Teachers a chance To lay Their own problems direcTly beTore The school board-a privilege granTed in Tew schools in WashingTon. A picnic was on The agenda in The spring. Also coming under The duTies of The club were The drives Tor communiTy Tund and Red Cross among The Teachers. Leading The group were George WaITer, presidenT: KurT Bargmeyer, vice-presidenT: PaTricia Finnessey, secreTary: Jim Cowan, Treasurer: and Frieda'ScheiTlin, execuTive commiTTeewoman. To carry ouT The de-Tailed work of The year The TaculTy was divided inTo The Tollowing commiHees: program. KurT Bargmeyer, chairman: American EducaTion Week, Mary Beck, chairman: welTare, Gwendolene FraTer, chairman: Toods. Barbara lvlaTThews, chairman: decoraTions, Carol Snyder, chairman: social. Phyllis Goodwin, chairman: advisory, Frieda ScheiTlin, chairman: salary. James Cowan, chairman: legislaTive, Marion CaTron, chairman. IO